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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02
Ncglecting Industrial Works.

After the triple launching Of last
Saturday a dinner was given III honor
of MessrS. Pillsbury and Washburn
and the other guests present on that
occasion. After dinner several toasts
were offered and responded to, most of
them eulogist1c of Superior and Capt.
McDougail, of course, but in the
course Of lis remarks in response to
The toast, The Milling Interests
Mr.. c. y. Pillsbury said:
OF AL the persons here tonight: am the
least surprised at what see today. have
been here and kept posted on the progress
siye step, being taken by superior My con-
iidcncc in this city was formed years go. In
regard 20 -four mills. let III" say that they
are good for amy city But u ship yard Will
do fifty per cent more good than any flour
mill. Your >hipyard- Civ" employment TO
more men than al! th, mills III Minneapolis.
Let me tell you that in fighting for the mill
Ing business. You are n"glectin- til" indus
trial works. that i you are fighting for the
insignificant. Your position in this respect
puts me in mind IF III" iri~hman who. seeing
friend riding in funeral procession ask
ed him Who was dead. and til" friend replied:
The diyii know. I'm oil for Il ride.
Mr.. Pillobury holds oar position ex
actly on this question, ana within the
past month we have been somewhat
ctMSured for talking from that stand
point by some Of our citizens. 1t is
just as Nj. Pillsbury says, -four mills
are good for any city, but there are
also other things which are infinitely
better. lie says the one industry of
Nhalehacll making III Superior, even III
It's infancy is better, because ii EN-
p'oys more men than all the mills i'll
Minneapolis. The Eills are good, and
we have now secured few Of, the best
i'll the world, but now let us slron mill
ing and turn oar attention - other
lines OF manufacturing.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02
= .Ts;.os, E4:,:.;: Ease.

\ peculiar ard somewhat mixed land
case is now before JHtige Stearns Of
the district court now in session at
Dnlulh.
William Z. Merton ct al VS.. Charles
JOY and Octave Champagne is the title
Of the action, Back in the iifties
George +. LeGuc owned Il quarter sec
ten Of land near the city. lie mort
gagged it to f. VI Anderson. Shortly
after giving the mortgage Lcduc dis
appeared. Anderson assigned the
mortra9e 10 George W. Norton, who
forcclosed The land today is worth
&l00, $50. Then appeared j. =. Dow OF
-. Paul, who backed by Il banker
named JOY, bought up quit claim deeds
from LedGc'S heirs. Dow put Cham
pagnG on The land, ana began Il con
test for the title against Norton. He
produced witnesses to prove Ieduc 5
death prior to the forecl0Sing of the
mortgage, he himself swearing that he
had acted rs pail bearer at the funeral
of I4edtc Icduc has been living i'll
Montreal and Row appears in the flesh
as the principal witness in the inter
esting ease. Norton, the plaintiff, is
4 son OF y ort0n, to whom tie mort
rage was assigned.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02
Another ErsG.e Scheme.

Congressman Ii. w. Ben;1y, of New
York, at the request OF the Duluth
people, has introduced Il bill in the
House to build a bridge over the St
Louis river, between Ricc'S ard Con
nor'S Points. The bill as published
does not provide for foot passengers
or driyeWayS, but seem to be i'll the
interest of the street railway com
panies only. 1t would seem to the
ordinary observer that MesSrs. Tom
Lowry & Co. had already received
about their share of public benefits
This scheme, which is 4 Duluth get
up, is not receiving universal endorse
ment on this side Of the water. The
Leader has interviewed some of the
most prominent men on the subject,
the result of which we give herewith.
Mr.. NemvsS said:
Il am dead against the bridge, first,
because it would badly oostruct the
harbor; second. because it would dl-
vert retail trade and the residence Of
our working people to DGlnlh.
james Bardom: I'm in favor of it.
BY the TIM" any bridge to Duluth can
he built Superior retailers need fear no
competition from Duluth
Mayor Scott: Il am net in favor of
tie proposed bridge because | think it
viii obStrict oar harbur >
Edgar \. lee lair: Il am opposed to
it. IL would be Il detrimental move
Fl, i i,,i !,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02

Nnticc j. hereby given that Ivy Eir.aa Of an cy-
ee,Ie!c. issued out of the crcnit for Dougla.
cunntr WIS, oIIsiu to NE directed and delivered
Oh the 18th day OF May. \. ID. -F2 III an action
wherein Charlotte 4. Ell!S. Christine +. Pcrinc.
Charlotte y Newton. Friedrich A. Newt ton Naiy
y Hotchkiss Helen +. Arnold. Josephine Eior-
dan. Edward r. HotchkiSS, !latis>a, u. AbeR.
Francis NJ. IOugla. ,iaHcS II. Dodge, are pialnt-
iffS ami Sarah l.. Anderson and others aTv si@-
falloiGuts in favor Of certain of said defendants
" no appeared in the action, AMI against sad
above mined plaintiffs, have duly levied dpon
nni seized all the right, title claim demand.
intcre~'. properly, ard estate Of said plaintiffs,
and 81 each every. and any ofthcm in aud to The
east half Of til" EAST hall u Sertiau -; the south
east quarter oil the southwest q'af.sr Of Sect..In
=: and tn. northeast quarter If the sDn'arH-s
quartz of section II. all III township Il. north, OF
range u west. i'll the county of Dough-. aud state
Of Wisconsin, and III and to AL and singular the
sud above described tracts Of land all of which
will on the thirteenth l;l day Of July. \. u. fs92.
AT the hour Of ten o'clock III the forenoon of that
day ut the northery door of entrance Of the court
house in the civ of superior in sid county
aforesaid, sell sell by public auction 10 the high
ct bidder for cash. or mugi Thereof may bu
necessary t. satisfy said execution and costs -,
.alc Judgment wherein said execution is t.
sued was rendered the 10th day Of August
\ u. 1s>s. ami that day daily dp"ketcd IN tho
office OF the Clerk of tho Circuit Court ia aRa .Us
said cuuGtv of Douglas.
Dated this 18th DAY ti May, iN!fS-
DAN KENNEDY. sheriff,
m2Sjy9 Douglas County. Wisconsin;
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02
The Testimony s::;i e2uoa.

What sort OF witnesses would those
people make who declared u week or
two ago that they knew the Water,
Light & Power Company was pumping
water from Superior bay:-Leader.
The above is all right from your
standpoint, Brother Flower In The
Wave press room is Il kcg used for
drinking water. Tuesday there We're
two pals Of water taken from Il water
cart. that the driver said was city
water "Wednesday we filed a two
quart bottle With the water taken
from the keg; The bottle has a rich
deposit OF clay, and Thursday after
noon the water was still ro!lly. There
had been no wind either Monlly OF
Tuesday to stir up the Lake. Where
does the clay come from. Pure water
does not show Il deposit of clay if left
standing in clean vessel Of any kind.
Wave
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02
Before Starting in Il Journey

\ person usually desires to gain informal
ton to the most desirable route to ti2e ef.,t
will purchase kctS via the that will afford
him the quickest and best service. If you CON
Femp!aica trip to or from Milwaukee, Chcag"
AMI points east and south and Ashland, pcsHhr
It. Paul, Minneapolis and poi.Its north and west
you should provide yourself with u map amt
time table "f the Wisconsin Central Lines. The
trains run this route vcstibuled and are
equipped with ruIman's Latest Drawing Room
SlcepcrS. elegant pay Coaches ana Dining Cars OF
latest dcsi IN convenient and comfortable in ar
rangcnlcnt ans! 50 complete in every detau thar
they have no Superior i'll comfort AMI elegance,
For tickets. time tables berth reservations etc.
apply to j. e. Jackson. Il. /. * +. 4 y. f. X. r.
superior Wis or to las. G. PoNp. General pas-
sgli.cr and Ticket Agent Chicago. III.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02
May Co:.:o 10 Superior.

Telegram: The removal Of the i ork
charcoal blast furnace from Black Riv-
er Falls to Superior has not yet been
decided upon, though the chances are
greatly in favor OF this place. Escana-
Ia and Duluth are also after it. The
output of the furnace is 100 tons per
DAY. The Representatives of the furn-
ace who were in the city a few days
ago viii make known their choice i'll a
short time -Four different sites have
been offered them in superior.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02
New appointments.

Mayor Scott has made the following
appointments:
Committee on the charter reyiSiOn:
Aldermen Norquest, Cross, Smith and
Mcssrs. ID. +, Roberts, Carl NJ. vii
son, N J. Ryan and p. J. Mccague.
Committee to edit and revise the or
dinances: ". L. iochle, L. G.. Mills
and +. Ii. Remington.
Members o! the library board: {. II.
Sunderland W. ID DWyer and and
Thomas i. Lyons.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02

twitllstanding all the protests
which have been made against tic
Smead system Tor lack Of systeml for
heating and ventilating buildings, goes
into our new school buildings. The
old board settled that matter III Their
own minds about Il year ago, and no
amount of argument or evidence
against the miserable system has avail
ed to change their minds. The health
and comfort of the children cuts no
figure III such cases.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02

The Misses Meta Grandy and
Maude Galhraich of Sioux City, were
the guests Of Miss Kate Christie on
Thursday, having come hy way OF SUI
perior and Duluth TO take lake trip,
Which will extend as tar rs Detroit
where they VIII so 10y rail Ia different
points in Canada and the eastern
states. They lett on the China Thurs
day evening.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02
sHiSh VIII zee Seryes

IL Mayor Scott Will just inform
chef OF Police Silnons and his subor
diilates that they must suppress gamb-
ing III this city, or surrender their un-
HORNS TO men who can Go so, we think
gambling VIII be suppressed. The res
CLINTON offered by Alderman Smith
thursday night was in the right di
rtcllon and lie made great mistake in
Withdrawing it. The people will not
3e content with an investigation con
Quoted by Aid. Dundon. during the
discussion AID. Dundon, as reported by
the Morning Leader said:
ihcrc Is no Use beating around the brsh.-
Everybody knows there is gambling. IS Iund.r-
STAND the gambling isn't the worst kind A Little
game q. poker i-;It bad. Why they told lis o..
NE license committee that they ylayed poker at
tae E"r'id During the police Investigation no
body dcaici that there was gambling We knew
II and didn't care. am one Of the committee on
gambling. We have not had time 10 90 ANYTHING
II tie counci! wants VIC viii investigate, don't
thlnE there Is ANYBODY at fault Nobody thinks
II isany great crime. Everybody seems To think
gambling Is a part oi business The policemen
are not responsible. The resolution confiicts'-
An investigation by such an official
would only add another to the long list
OF investigation fa:ces" already on
record What The people want is that
gambling be stepped in this city, ana
-Hr Mayor Scott and MI Chic. 81
mons, are ana Will be held responsible
for all violations OF law in this direc-
ton. The mayor can put stop to
ltis gambling il lie wishes to. He
cannot serve two masters Will he
serve the respectable, law abiding cili-
zen, or the lawbrcaking luw-defying
gamblers: He must decide now.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02

Cards are out announcing the APP
preaching marriage OF Miss Esther VI,
BUSHNELL to Rcy Fred II. Harvey, to
lie celebrated at BAYFIELD, WIS, next
Wednesday, July 9th. The birdie is
the eldest daughter vi Presiding elder
Ii. w Bushnell, ana the groom is now
filling an appointment OF the N. +,
Conference at South Superior. The
'T!M.S extends It's hearty con3ratIlA-
tons.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02

"A West end paper says: Street
Commissioner Iiorey IS DONG much TO
improve The poor conditions OF III"
nam ayrnwrS Mr. liorey Is Il pnbl.c
bencfactor.
Yes, Mr.. IIorey is 4 dandy when it
comes to fixing up the streets, especial
IL sidewalks. He sent Il gang Of his
men down here last Saturday and they
went about town mailing little strips
of two inch plank over al the Little
holes they could find i'll the walks, max
Ing lots Of beautiful toe stuhbers.
u e advise Mr, ii~rcy TO keep his men
at the West end where his talents are
more appreciated.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02
i, r BjsboT's family and a part,

j + Bishotf's family and party
Of friends, eight in all, went to see the
parade Tuesday morning and while
driving along near the corner OF Og-
den and Winter streets they were run
into by another team and one of their
wheels taken off and the whole party
spilled out upon the ground Forum
ately no one was seriously hurt, Miss
Annie Railton being the greatest suf-
ferer with several painful bruises. 1t
was narrow escape from serious con
sequences. however.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02

f. Is. Banks is now the civil en-
cineer in charge of the construction
work of the Superior Belt Line and
Terminal railroad, and the work Is be
ING pushed all along the lire and II
NIL be ready to operate by the time
The ore dock is ready 70 receive ore.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02

Mrs. Woodland and son, who have
been spending the winter here re,
turned 10 their home Thursday OK this
reak Mrs. Woodland is the aged
neither of Mrs. Josiah Smith, OF this
CITY. with whom she has made her
home during hey stay here
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02

The concert given by the Young
People's Union OF Christian EndeaVor,
ut Tie sixth street Presbyterian
church last "Wednesday evening WAS
indeed fine musical treat, The
church WAS well filed by very appre-
cjatiye audience, and the receipts OF
the evening were entirely satisfactory
ais,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02

1t has just been found out that
we have no right TO levy tax on ped
.Ilcrs. Now the next question IS, must
the city return all the money winch
b,s heen collected from this source,
ana is il liable for eNtarting money
from those people, without warrant OF
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02
important: fsas,roa:: Change

The following circular has been is
sued 10y General superintendent Kim
belly, Of the Northern Pacific railway.
The Lake Superior division of the
Northern Pacific SYSTEM Will embrace
tie lines heretofore known as the " is
cOEs:n division frGm Ashland to South
superior the East Minnesota di-
vision Will be i'll charge of Supt f.
Greene, with Headquarters at West Su-
perior.''
Assistant Division Superintendent
y. J. Sovereign VIII go to Fergus Falls,
Mr.. Greene viii bring his private sec
rotary, J. Watson Bilford, to Superior.
Mr.. Buford WAS formerly located here
Mr.. Greene ana family viii take rooms
at the West Superior for the present.
The change Will take place July |.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02
.ADSi.s: 1,sf..s LIST.


SUPERIOR, Wis, June =. iS.r2
The following letters AMI packages were re-
rrainIuE uHct,ig.t Tor at the close oF business
june =. an, unless called fer within thirty
DAYS from date VIII II. ,p,st the Ec..ei Letter
O-ilyr. j. LITE. CHRISTIE I. VI.
VI Jpha Anderson. Emil Bro-Slri, MIS- 4 clair
mont. Dominique Dumas IL Dillon. J0s GrndE-
well, M IL Jarvis, NcCur:ie Miss Jo.ie
Perkins. Rev. T y Skinner Adj Rutherford, ".
K plan Az. Na-y i. Tne.nE-c
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02

Miss Katherine Dunn, Il ni@ce of
Mrs. John Walker, Ito has been con-
fined to her room and bed for some
months with consumption, died at II
O'Clock Thursday evening, at the age
Of y years. Miss Dunn came 10 81
periov to make her home with her
aunt. Mrs. Walker, about Il year ago,
and but short time after caught cJil
which lil, now resulted IN her death
She was an exemplary young lady ANA
WOE a large list of friends since her az
rival here Her funeral will take place
from tle Catholic church 1t s O'Clock
tomorrow saturday morning.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02
Superior leads the world i'll more

Superior leads the world i'll more
than one WAY. We charge Il circus
company $50 for showing i'll orr city
one day-two exhibitions. The circus
company, according to their own state
ment, takes out Of town s., O00 III good
hard cash Then we turn around and
charge poor pack peddler who is try
inc to earn an honest living s. a day,
or so for doing business i'll our city
ten DAYS, and he Will gather in we VIII
say $40 q day or *iG0, i'll ten days.
Further comment is unnecessary.
Such !. record is disgrace to the city.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02

The closing exercises Of the ST.
Joseph school, held III the Court House
last Monday afternoon, were very en-
tertaining indeed. The graduates
were Miss Marguerite IIannitin and
Miss Lille Mccormick The first read
an essay on "I;fe'S Sole Anchorage, =
the second an essay on Success, and
both showed considerable thought,
and were well delivered. Other mem
hers of the school took part in the
days exercises and al the parts We're
ably sustained Rev. Father Eustace
presented The diplomas with few APP
proprate words of advice and cncOur
agement.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02

-Tacsdly wis show day, and the
circus has been and gone. Those Who
attended say it WAS up to the usual
circus standard and perhaps 4 LILLE
more. If there is one thing which the
Rcr, s5tarkwtather enjoys more than
another, after 4 national convention
where the other fellow gets nominated,
it is good circtlS and he was OIL hand
in time for the parade and the fHu bill
of fare. Another good feature about
lsim is that he likes to see others enjoy
themselves also, and 10 do his part i'll
giving all a chance, lie took his band
of Choir boys, about twenty i'll number,
through the show, including the side
issues as well. The show people claim
that 1880 people visited the show
during III" two performances.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-02
no. 3 DESCENT Blk.
EoWler College ana Seminary.
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iir.,-"ia>S school for young women. Pest
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ie-e and Seminary courses. Fine loca-
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will instructors. Most pleasant surround
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Ms Fits Z ~Apr> p 1t
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D;o,,L Dco7-c Stationery. Pens, Inks, Tyre
niOiih OtOho, writing, supplies school sup
l. -. |. IL. :.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-13
4 WORD 70 THE WISE.
worth Untold Coed TO You, FER
hsps-

Wow IL the season OF pains and aches Of
rheumafism and nsura gtz o. sprsag sp-
proseasx. fss Il Is absurd and unnecessary
to suffer. speasiag on fnis subject. the we'll
knswu Mr. Jsnss Bown. Of q Aasket street.
New YORK c.ts. said: Il had neuralgia aud
rhsunatism tsfrihiy In my back sad scs.
Sc bad.y ala / suffer that was unable 10 At
tend to M baAiness for three vears before l
came across tue right remedy to cure nae.
The remedy IL DR.. Greene's Nervura and 1
have been peri city zad completely cured By
this wonderful medicine
Il had . palm In my right side for four
manshs." said mrs. j. T. cammings OF lSoe
Lorain street. Cleveland. Ohio. and MAS ner.
veus and could not sleep nixhtx / goa no re-
lief until took DIR. Greens's NervurA The
pain has lett me entirely. and nov sieep
much better"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-13

pRoBATE oRDEg--ssa;e Of Michigan. ceun
~ Of kenf. fS-kf a ~ess on Of the frohef,
court for the said county q, Kent. held 1t ths
Probate ONCE, Ia the city of'Gfand Rapids OF
srd aas Of Februsrs. in the year ore THOUSAND
eight hundred saa ninstxfwe.
Prcsent-cyrus L. Perkins. Judge Of Probate
In the matter 81 the estate az
ALBERT =. DEAN. deceased.
Ella Burr> having filed In tats court
her oetition pfaylnE that he administrator
Of said esfnts May BE- grated 10 gobn Burns pl
Jsme<town. North Bskofa-
II IL ordered. That Monday. the 10Th dss Of
February. 1sp2. ~ ten o'cleck IN the forenoon.
~ said Prohats efbes. be appointed Tor hear
the said petition
And h further ordered. That ccrs Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vIous TO said daS 81 bearing To the tsrxnf
Rapids Herald. daily newspaper printed xbs
circulating In s&fd county 81 Kent
CYRUS 4. pERE1ks.
"A true copy. Judge Of Probate.
Arafs b. Mssox. Register sat ieb q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-13

II suffered for many years with terrible
neuraig . In my head and neck" said AlcnS
Pxchln. ESQ.,. Of Boiceville. New York. and
oh. dear. how 1t panied mo all through.
took DIR. Greene's Nervura. and IL cured me
completely of the fearful pain. l think Dr.
Greenes Nervu . is the very best medicine
ever saw or used"
Every one who has used II speaks the samo
regarding 1t. Ii - purely vegetable and
harmless. ana can be obtained Of your drug
gist Tor sl.oo.
a5-Dr. Greene. the successful specialist. In
curing ali forms OF nervous and chronic dis
eases. IS W. 18th strees. New York. can be con-
suited rRsx. personally or By letter. Call or
write him about the case. or send for symptom
blank to MI out. and . letter fully explaining
the disease. giving advice. etc.. viii DO re-
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-13
SHGRT IN HIS CASH
a Big Shortage Appears in a
Minnesota Bank.
II cuLMlNATED ON THURSDAY
Its President IL Placed Under Arrest
Charged With Having Deflsnded
the DePositors-

MooRHEAp. MINI. Feb ia-Tbs
failure Of the Merchants bank eul-
minated Thursday IN the arrest Of
Henry A. Bruins. the president OF the
institution. The charge against Mr..
Bruins Is that he misHppropriatsd the
funds of his depositors to the extent OF
more than 500. GOA Rumors of .
very ugly character are in cirsuiat,on n
TO the Use made Of tie money. The one
most generally excepted u that Bruno
bought wheat On the Chicago board
Of trade on the wroag side Of the mar
bet last October. and. lssing became
desperate. made . big plu.9s and
landed pretty nearly pennilesA COM
plant u made by Robert Ensgrsn. who
has been the banks bookkeeper for
about eight yearA The outcome Of the
hearing u looked for with great inter-
est and important developments win
doubt be made.
Asks1 ees Resolves.
The hank has done heavy businssA
and has until recently had the entire
confidence Of the business men of the
city and county. Tho deposits have
often reached e25o. oo0. and II reports
be true the losses must Of necessity
Be vsry heavy. A petition has
been presented 70 the district
court for the appointment Of p. Van
viissingen - receiver. and the con-
corn will undoubtedly have 70 go into
liquidation. although . meeting of
many Of the creditors il 70 be held
with view 70 rvopening The
amount Of money In the vaults Is
stated to Be Sloo. 200. but it b said the
books show that there should be near
" $500. o0o