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Evening journal., 1892-07-29
on In FLAMES.

WASHINGTON, Pa, July 20 Tank No. II,
Of the Southeast Pennsylvania Pipe Line
company, was struck by lightning. It con
tanned n, 600 hai1els of oil. When it burst
the burning fluid spread to other tanks and
soon twenty in all were on fire. The heat
Is intense, and Trains cannot come within
an eighth Of a mile of the scene
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
RAILnoAns.

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD = STA Il
AltD Hallway Of Auefica-Frotef
Ihrougrout hy the lutorlocklng Switch /
PHlLADEIPHIA, WILMINGTON and b 4
IlMOkL RAILROAD. 3.JO a. NJ. May -, Il
Trains VIII leave Wilmington as follow
Philadelphia. express, T 81, l3, q ~, . 5u
5p, 81, 9 co 9 f.. 20 u5, ~ 10. y ~, ai,
10 n. O6 ls, 9 ~ p m.
Accommodation, q. G57. Oj. 8 O'. 10 i5,
l2 .is. -, 3ii -, 2 9 go, 90, ~ 30 p IN.
Chester, express, 50, & 20. G 80, i5, 30, n
z l6, 9 T. p IN.
Recommendations 90. a5.s o.. g Os, 10 q. \
~ u ;s, 2 20, 3 As. 25. 2, iO.s 40, 10 30 Ii
New York, 55. So aQ,6N' 63s' 90, n
5 30, c6. fG "a, nr. rs. @ II. 10 80 p IN.
Boston without change, 10 l6 a IN, 8 90 p n
West Chester, via Lamokin, O3p, Us a
? 20, 4j p IN.
Newark Center and intermediate static
A. a m II "a, 81 2 m.
baltimore and intermediate stations, ~
a IN. " 00. 24t. . As. 6 Gpm, O3 night.
haiumore and Bay Line z5 p m; %. -,
lO 10, y O0 @ m, II 0d. 81 %, = ts. 70, 23,'o
6 lS, ~, 9 % p IN, i2 30 night.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
New Castle, 10. u ga IN, ? 80, 30, 40, 9
g l3, o 90 p m, r. Oi night.
Loves. s lA a IN. 4 30 p m.
For RehObOlh. S.l5 q m.
harrington. nelmar and way stations,
"a "a Harrington and way stations, Sd p u
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delm
II Is n m, 81 p m. n "a night
Express for wyoming and smyrna. 6 % p
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point &C
fort and Norfolk, y rs a m, j. 0i night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street for v
mingt0n, express. $40, ~, -, So. 9 ~, lO
iO3i u rs IN, sl2 80. O.2 OF, Ul.3 ld g 49, 4
Al, Qst q. 90, 0 %, 8 Il, Is 81. 90 II 10, J
J. I,.,r,,,,,oiafinn g9s7 A. 10 oa 1t'r-o n,
2s g lu. 4tq. f6 6 -. Js. 10 o. 10 in. II 3e D
sunday Trains-Leave Wilmington for:
Philadelphia, express -, 3. . 4 30, s 81, &
II 81 n, 1 $50, 3 O5, 8 ui. 3 lu 8 ad q O6 u0, z
! . u m. Accommodation, iO s Oj a N. IL
/ J As, 05, %, 10 ~ pm.
Chester, express. 51, 4 90. 3 90. Q 90. n 81 a
/ 3 o.. = SO, u6, 9 lt p ID. Accommodation,
/ sos "a IN. u TO- ] As, Oj, 3 20, -, 10 80 2 m.
New York, express. I 81, . 30. q 90, 2 ul,
/ II ~ IN, ~ 10, 3J, SEQ, 4 70. TO-, 3 oi, 4
/ f6ei, Z 0j, 10 30 p m.
/ Boston without change. . So p IN.
/ West Cheeter.via i.amOSin, 3 @ m, 20 I
] New Castle, 9 Sd ID IN. - Oi night.
Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and }
] folk. T. Oi night.
Middletown, CLAYTON. Dover, Wyoming,
ton, Harrington, BrIdgeyilie, seaford, La
! and Delmar, i2 ul night
Baltimore and Washington. 90. sol,
| q IN. IL nG. -, 70 C3, il, 30 p M, l2 80 mi
/ Baltimore only. @ N0 p IN. II ia night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for
| mington, express, 10, 1O, . 10. ll le q m.
los, 651.I 40S %, il l6. ii 90 p m, - Oj night
Accommodation, 3 30, % rs % IN, " 30, = 20,
! s aS. 30 O3 and ] 33 p IN.
| For further information, passengers are
| ferred 60 the ticket Office at the station.
4Congressional Limited Express trains. G
/ posed entirely OF Pullman Neaubule ia
and Diniag Cars.
slimited Express trains, composed Of j
man Neslibulc purior Cars, NUstibule Pas
ger Coaches and Dining Cars
/ CHAS. Is. PUGH, JR. WOOD
General Manager General Passenger AS
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
Dann,s I,nnl, 40 Reopen.

BurrALo, July 20 by order of the court,
Deiaulier Dann's wrecked national savings
bani, win resume business under the name
of Empire Savings bank, aud within sixty
days viii pay City cents on the dollar TO the
old depositors, perhaps more later. It is
said that Dalns total stealngs will amount
TO 5Jl2.O0O
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
Itnute Neison Nominated.

ST. PAUL, July 29-At the Republican
state convention the name of Knute Nelson,
of Alexandria, was the only one presented
for the governorhip ana DE was nominated
by acclamati0n. David NJ. Clough, of Min
ucapoiis, was nominated for lieutenant gov
ernor without opposition.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
A crent nay for watterson.

LouIsv1LLF, July 20 The dedication OF
the Watterson club building on Aug viii
be attended by the governor, stnte officials
an living o1-governors and lieutenant gov
e-nors, the legislature aud congressional
delegation and Adlai E Stevenson.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
Iinnl, nmcinl. Arrnated.

SYDNEY, N. $. W., July 2o.-Nr Abigail,
chairman Of the Australian Banking com
pany; Mr. Mcnamara, manager, and Mr.
Salmon and Mr.. Twist, auditors, We're AZ
rested on q charge Of conspiracy to defraud
the concern.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29


}. Z al. q 10. N lsa M. 4
. 90 p m, - Oi night.
,5, % IS a IN, ~ SO, 2 %, @
.n.
alton. passengers are n
Nice at the station.
iitcd Express trains. cor
illman Nestibule ParlI
rains, composed Of PuI
g. Cars, Nostibule Passe
ing Cars
!. r.. WOOD.
General Passenger Ager
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
wnIinm IIueced MS wifo.

poTsDAI, July 29-The KAISER William
has arrived at Potsdam. The empress was
waiting for Linn at the landing stage, and
the imperial couple embraced each other in
full view of the attendants.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
hi iln nnnd. III n nrnh.

WAUsAu, Wis, July 29-'rhe mill town
CT Merrill Is in the hands of a mob Of work
ingmen. No shooting has occurred, but the
striking mill men are running things and
threaten not TO permit mill owners TO run
their mills with men they may import
Evening journal., 1892-07-29

Judge by what is done There's only one
blcod-puriilor thrts guaranteed Its Dr.
Iierces Gollog Medical Disaovcry-aud this
is what is dono with il; ST 10 doesn't benefit or
cure, in every case. you get your money
back. Isn't it likely 60 lc thc best3
All the year round, as wen at one timo as
another, it cloanscs and puriics The system.
All blood-poiscn0 must go. For Dyspepsia,
Biiousness, Scroluia, Salt rheum, letter,
ErysipelGs, or any hlood-taint or disorder it
is an uneQualed remedy
It's the cheapest. TOO. With this, you pay
sonly for the good you get
And nothing else is inst as gOod.n It
may be hetter-i0r The dealer. But he isn't
the one that's to he helped.
Value received, or no pay,n-you can't
get these terms with any other medicines, at
any price.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
cnlnrndo.a rconIe,s rnrlv.

DEyvrR July 20 The Peoples party
convention nominated for governor III.
Wmtc Tor lieutenant governor ID. III.
Nichols; for attorney general, Eugene Eng
ley; for secretary of state, NJ. McCieas; for
treasurer, Albert Nance. Presidential
eloetors were also nominated.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
c,d1nrd and smith nIotcbed.

SAN FRANcIsco, July % The California
Athletic club signed Joe Goddard and Billy
Smith 10 fight ten rounds for a purse OF
81 800 on Aug. g.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
nnrlin. for Gnrernnr.

Rock srmNcs, wy. July 30 - At the
Democratic state convention Dr. Osborne, OF
Rawhus. WAS nominated for governor on the
thirty-scvcuth ballot.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
pninr the Agony ON Harper.

CINCINNATI July % - Receiver Arm.
strong, ol the Fidelity National bank, ha,
flied "a petition uganst the assignee OF r.. l..
Harper for e9.45LI51 Harper Is now serv.
ing term in the Oaio penitentiary.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
Annrohi.ts in rbiIndelnhia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 90 Superintendent
Linden has had his police and detective
force at work locating anarchists in this
city, and finds there are about 800 of them
here
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
watterson Laid U.

CHICAGO, July 80 Henry Wattcrson is
at the Richlieu suffering from an attack of
tonsiids of so severe % nature that his doc
tor would not allow him 90 see any one.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
women nTast nrine reaco.

Women 'n p1Ntcs must bring IN peace
rather ,han war. sheir ways must be
"wsys Of p.easantuess they must not
cGiicise or carp at one another m news
paper or ia convention. We believe 1t
would be TO the advantage of every wo-
man politician if she would answer every
press reporter as one OF cur readers aid
at the Cincinnati convention: You
cannot interview me at the expense Of
amy other woman; I have no criticisms
To make at least. not for hepuulic ear" "
saturday and sunday at Atlantic City.
Tickets via ROYAL Blue Line. quickest and
safest route 10 the seashorc. Only SID round
trio from Wilmington Tickets good for All
trains, and 20 return Sunday. July 81. and
Monday, August ].
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
mitchell Got Away.

ATLANTIC CIrY, July 29.-Albert Mitch.
cll, the absconding United States Express
messenger, who was in this city,
got away before the police could eject his
..a.tttt,
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
rnnr Tot. snn.ncntcd.

MEDFoRD Mass, July - 9-Blanche Bar
rows aged four; Roland Gushing, aged five;
Eddie Randall aged FIVE, and Albert Lewis,
aged six, locked themselves in closet and
elfeorqfa1
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
a ohIld,. lIcnh severed.

MANNHEIM Pa, July 29--WHliam Metzlor.
aged twelve, was run over hy detached
caboose and his head was severed from his
bodv
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
Couldn't Get wotis.

PHiLADELPHIA, July Desponaont Dc
cause ne couldn't get work, DnielH IL Henci1
el committed suicide He leaves q family.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
Thc lrcak Won.

MAnBIErrAD, Mass, July 80. -J. B.
Paiuos Freak. hnuoat won the invitation
race oi the Eastern Yacht club over "a teen
mile course
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
snrdrr ID Imnlrc.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Prosidont Young.
Of the baseball league, appointed Charlie
Snyder the well known ex.ball player, a
les que umpire.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
nnIn 40. aiI.snnrI Cnrn.

KANSAS CRY, July 20-Tho fears OF
the farmers that tho corn crop would be
ru.ned were allaycd by q copious rainstorm
Throughout the state.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
stuie,-lSorcher.

WAsnEoToV, July 2o-Mr. Samuel d.
N Nller. the only SON Of Attorney General
81 .uer, and Miss Helen P Karchor were
married here
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
llr,,,|,,,.l ,,-nIl. I,,ll,In.

ELizAnErl, n. j.. july co. Samuel Kauf
man, aged fltecn years, aud Thomas Fen
ton, aged eighteen years, we've drowned
here while bathing
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
Ioon ~ Arc,s T,,tInr,tion

PARIS, July 90 Cardinal Rampolla has
informed the archbishop Of Rouen that the
congregation Of rites has approved the be.
atifcation of Joan of Arc.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
onrncId rnrl.,. LIcen.o.

CuIcAoo. July 29.-Judge Bakcris hearing
te Garfield Park clubs proceedings against
Mayor Washbugno to compel the issuance
b. @ license.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
~ nrnnlln slrll.n-

BosroN, July %. Tho New England
granite manufacturers VIII not make any
further proposition to the granite cutters.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
A cnnnl IN rrnnhlc.

vienna. Jnly 20.-Count Won Gcrsdorf
Iormsdcrf, member of the Prussian diet
an royal commissioner. was arrested here
on Q charge OF fraud.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
Cholrrn'. Westward ,Inrch.

ST. PErFRsrUH0, Jriy 2o.-Thc cholorr
has made tg afpta:arce in Poland arl
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
I-nnr ~ IllIInI-

GAYLORD. Mioh, July 80 The boiler Of
q iumler iail here blew up. -Four mer
were instantly kiiled and several injured.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
u - I.nInI -

kalk, ased sixteen wears. died from ir.c-
tured skut, caused hy faliins from a ca.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
An Ilrtrn Conrt Term.

ALBASy, duly Governor Flower has
appointed ana extraordinary general term Of
tho supreme court for the ilth department
20 be held ut Bgial0 Aug 49,
Evening journal., 1892-07-29

BELou. y. .h., July 29.-Rev. Dr. Aaron
/. Chaplin, ex-president Of Beloit college, is
dead, aged seventy-iive years.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
nfnriden,s chr striln.

MERIDEN Coun., July 29.-No more cars
have been started on the street railroad
and everything is quiet.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
An lsspert swimmer Drowned.

GLOUCESTER, n. j., July 29-Joseph Fo.
ley, aged twenty-five years, an expert swim
mci, was drowned in the Delaware river.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
The A1teIl-AlIerton Race on.

race between Axtell and Allerton is on. Az
tell Is out Of condition.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
Tho AIunorp IIbrarv Intact.

LoNnoN, July 21-rhe Althorp iiamrr
has been sold ca tloc 90 an Dng,-aIaa vlo
intends 20 make it public institution.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
a rnlh No. rnnln.--

MINNEAPOLIS, July 29-At Fort Assinoi-
boiue there was severe frost and vegetation
has been killed. The cold wave is moving
eastward.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
The Arions tsauouotrd

MArrNcE, Jaly 2o.-The city gave a ban
quei TO the Arions. After the concert
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
sncn fnr sInnllrr.

PARIS, July 29-G II. Hohson, general
manager OF the Auglo-American bank. has
begun suit against President Hunter, Of the
bank, for damages for SANDER
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
rn,ti.on m ncdrord sprin,s.

or paltison has arrived here and viii re-
mmn until next week unless called away.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
IInvnil,. Cnblnat l,esirns.
nr- lllnnln nrnl.

SAN FEANcIsCo, July 2a-It Is reported
that the Hawaiian cihinpt has resigned
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
Toundered Al Sea.

LONDON, Jaly 29-The Norwegian bark
Arctic foundeTed at sea. The crew escaped
10 the boats
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
NcHiaq een

Melting cen
said in favor of
the lea iuoaicine
in tle geil.l t-1t
isey 1865 ls l.id
Cf tLe r.c
bless II ere
case, il's true: ia
The other, it isn't;
but low can
vr.f fiietis, .-,ti-i4
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
snturday and sunday at Atlantic City.
Do Not FORGET

The boats leaving Fourth street wharf at 4.l5
p. m Returns. arriving Jack al p. M. This
trip IS delightful
Evening journal., 1892-07-29

ODoanen disappeared from Homestead
late yesterday afternoon. Il was under
stood that O'Douuell had come here for the
evening while the advisory committee dis
cussed the allegations that be had offered
unconditional surrender - the Carnevie
company. His failure to return aroused the
apprehensions OF some oversuspicious peo-
pie. and the story spread that O'Donnell had
fed to avoie disgrace on account Of his al
legged double dealing But there was no
reason for ODonnen to feel appIehensiye,
for the advisory committee took his expla-
nation that he did not do 50 for granted
and did not consider the case.
A. United Press reporter was taken
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
With this, you pay

Just as gOod.n lt
,a!cr. But he isn't
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-01-28
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1t is expected that Rev. j. c. Cow
an and his assistant NJ. Hill, Presby-
terrain Exangelists,. will begin Il pro-
tracted meeting at the Presbyterian
church Thursday Jan. 2Sth att o clock
p. M, and two meetings will be held
each day at the hours of 10 a n. and
z p, m. respectively. Both of these
gentlemen b singers but Mr.. Hill win
have charge, of the music and Rev.
Cowan the preaching. Should these
gentlemen be unayoidably detained,
Rev. John 5. Park will fill the APP
pointments. Itis,not known positive
that they can come, but it is thought
they can.
Miss Freddie ward, of Gold Dust,
Tenn, who was visiting in Memphis,
was murdered on last Monday in the
latter city, by having her head nearly
severed from her BODY with u razor in
this hands of her former school mate.
Miss Mitchell, who claims that her
love for her victim was the cause of
the deed.
The young folks enjoyed a pleasant
evening at the hospltible home of MI.
and MIS- j. L. Barnett, on Tuesday
\ Those present We're Misses Tyndall,
Bergin, Kendrlck, Robbins, Chase, Mer-
rim, Mitchell, Duncan. Dewoody and
Echols. Nl9ssrs. woodin, Spraggins,
Luster, Payne, Powell, Hugglns, Dean
wallace, Bailey, Mitchell and Green
hui, The hostess, Miss Minnie Bar
nett, was asslstd By Miss Manic Press
grave.
The entertainment at the Normal on
Monday night next given by the ''Y's,
entitled the District School, promises
TO be one of the most ENJOYABLE occa-
slons OF the season. 1t EN- braces good
home talent, is the result Luf ca eful
rehearsals, and We bespe;tS for them Q
good house. n small admitiance fec
Is charged which is appropriated tt
the cause s.f4G i.it.,9 sEse
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-01-28
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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-01-28
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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-01-28
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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-01-28

NO healthy person need fear any
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tack Of la grippe i properly treated.
II IS much the same as q severe cold
and requires precisely the same treat-
nent. Remain quietly 1T home ana
take Chamberlain'S Cough Remedy is
directed for severe cold and a prompt
md complete recovery Il sure tc fol-
low This remedy also counteracts
any tendency Of Ia grirpe to result in
pneumonia. Among the many til GUS
and who have used it during The epi-
denies Of the past two yesrs we hay
yet to Barn of II SINGLE case that Ne
not recovered or that has resulted az
pneumonia, 10 cent bottles for sale In
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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-01-28
Petition.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ++'
TIshoMiNGo COUNTY. s 70 the Hon
Board Of Supervisors III aforesaid
| Couoiy and State. respectfully make
application to your Hon. Body tor LII
ceuse 10 sell ut retain V,nuous, Spintu-
, Gus and Mah Liquors, in a frame house
sixteen ieet square, sitpated a littie ovec
nan mile east OF the M Il e.. K. X.
depot, In the luwh of Bninsv!le, near
the line OF the right OF way OF said rniI-
road, on n. w. IA OF section u, town
shap ), range 9, oatsiae OF the CORPORA
ton limits OF Burnsvilie, III the second
supervisors district OF aforesaid Loun.
y State. l am g male person over
the age OF twenty one Years and reside
IN SAID supervisors district vi SAID coun-
to. have no partner in sad business.
:" 1"'O l'nt 9 j. w BIGGs.
49, To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of
T,shomingo county, Missis-ippr; Your
petitioners whose names are hereto sign.
ed, respecifuiiy state, that they aud
each OF them aie real estate owners uf
aud III the second Supervisors distinct or
Iiahomlngos county, Mississipp.; that
we know j. W. Bigss 10 be IL ma te per-
son over the age OF twenty ohe years,
and helS u resident cltized OF afoiesaIU
county that he Is of good moral CHAR
'acterariu sooer and suitaoie petsoa To
receive lieense TO sell Vmous, splsnu-
GUS abd Malt liquors, aad We accord
'ngiy recommend HIM to that effect,
aDd pray that he be granted by and
receive isuch sliceuse frum YOUR Hon.
bod Y. 3IH.saa st
4 u Cu,i,h 7 ~
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-01-28
n NOTICE, OF CONSTABLE SALE
John HonsycuJt VS. G.. w Hutton.
3 1yvoA.t;o.. At1al,.A r,

Z 'ssa 81, Execution $llA.OV, cost s245
:. BY virtue OF the above stated execution
to me directed by It II. Young, a Justice of
the Peace Tor the county oil Iishomngo and
State OF NJ Mississippi ] will on Monday, the
sth day of February. 1892 ut the Court
House In thu. town OF Ipka, within legal
hours expos to sale at public olitcry to the
highest Bidder for cash all the risht inter
est and laira the defendant, c. w. Hutton
ans IN and to a certain piece of land to-wlt:
me = W. "A Of section twenty oar, town
snip two, range nine, containing 100 acres /;
also also n q OF me > II. a OF section twenty
three. township two, range nine. containino
eighty acres, in che county OF 1ishoinipgn'
and STATE OF Mississippi. levied ON as sne
property OF said defendant, and viii be sold
to salts the judgment therein. and all cost.
at- DAVID BLAKNEY. 4si8
= apaJialS rne pm isy@. Constable
Aiihoois loo sa.Hf. 3L
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-01-28
Specimen uses.

s RI. clifford. New CasseL Wis. was
troubled NTH neuralgia add rheumatism
his stomach was disordered. his liver was
affected to ail alarmiag degree. appetite fell
ava and he was terribly retluced in flesh
and strength Three bottles Of Electric Bit
tiers cured him. ny Gag '""l"s itt
Edward shepherd, Harrisburg. H., had d
running sore on his leg OF eight Years
standing. Used three bottles OF Electric
Bitters and seven boxes OF Bucklen's ArnIca
$ i've, and his leg Is sound and Well John
Speaker. Columbus. O had five large tsven
sores on his leg: doctors said he was in
durable. One bottle Electric Bitters snd
one box Bucklen's Arniea Saive cured him
entirely. Sold BY K. II. Watson d Co.'s
drug Store. -t'''-ss E'-'- ti''F