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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30
TIRED, WEAK, NERVOUS,
Gould kOt Sleep.

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nfrfhnfk IbuHtTd nom hWlp fa-
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Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24
nOUGH AND READY GUARDS
In Anuua, Reunion as the City
~aCr works

The survivors of the Rough and Ready
Guards, Capt. !. NJ. Gudgcr and Lieut.,
&. NJ. Williams commanding, will meet
i'll annual reunion at the city water
works this afternoon, to remain in camp
until Monday. Capt J, NJ. Gudgcr will
make the speech OF welcome.
Tomorrow Hon. Ii. A. Guigcr will dc.
liver an address on the life. character
and services OF the late lamchtcd Senator
Il. b. Vance Hon. Fab. II Busbee and
Others wi make short addresses.
Tomorrow night the roll will be called
and the changes noted since their last
reunion.
On Sunday Rev. DR.. John S. Watkins
of Spartanburg, S. c., will deliver Il me
mortal sermon in memory of Capt
Vance DR.. Watkins is an old Conf der
ate veteran and Presbyterian minister
lie is one of the most distinguished di
vines in the South. He was chosen to
deliver the address over the remains O
the late eff Davis at Raleigh, and The
Rough and Rcadies are very fortunate in
securing him to deliver the memorial ser
mon. A large crowd is expected to bt
present, and the relatives and friends o
Senator Vance are especially invited tC
be present
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24
IL { Siursu Rates,

The Southern railway company vii
sell special round,tiip tickets to Raleigh
August 27-@0 inclusive, limit September
,, rate 81 on account OF North Cd-u
lima Republican State conventions
To Winston August 2T29 inclusive
limit On September :, rate S5l1, on ac
count OF annual convention North Caro-
lima State Tuners association.
To Goldsburo August 97-99 inclusive
limit September t, rate $3.50, on ac
count OF Grand Chapter Eastern Star
negro, at Ncwbcrn.
To Greensboro or Raleigh August 2G
30, limit September t, rates to Greens
boro $40, to Raleigh Sl1, on accoun,
OF annual meeting North Carolina Bap
tist SUNDAY school, Mt. Vernon springs
&C.
To Dillsboro August 1895 inclusive
limit August %, a, s. 50 on account O
district conference.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24
PASSING IN REVIEW.
Calneragraphs of The People as
They Come and 90.

Harry Woodruff of St. Louis is in the
city.
W. II. Mullen is here from Durant,
Miss.
y. {. Taylor OF St. Louis is at the
Berkeley.
J. p. McNair came up from Windsor
5. C., yesterday.
Pat Carr of Hcudersonvillc spcut yes
terday in he city.
d. b. May OF Seattle, Wash is at tie
Berkeley hotel.
l.. Whitney Ward of Philadelphia is at
the Swannanoa.
Frank Loughran of the Hickory Inn
came up yesterday.
D. c. Hedlen is at the Swaunanoa
from New Orleans.
d. X Millard of rhiladel phia was at
he Berkeley Yesterday.
u. d. Cobb is autographed at the
Berkeley from Louisville.
L Strauss of Atlantais in the city stop
Ping at the Berkeley horel
Wm. Conrad is in the city from Wash
inston, and is a guest OF the Berkeley.
". l.. Patterson, one of the proprietorS
Of Hotel Albert, New bern. is in the city.
Mrs. NJ L petNilcr of IudSon college,
llcudei sonvillc, spent Yesterday IN the
city.
Miss Carrie King of Grccrs, $. c, is
visiting her brother, Prot, II. L. King Ill
kamoth.
o. l.. Champion OF Mobile and John
NJ WHY of Montgomery are at the
SWannanoa.
Mrs. ". L. Wclsop and daughter are
autographed at the Swannanoa from
Shlrriils Ford
The Newbcrn Journal SAYS: Mrs
Geo. Slower left Wednesday for Ashcyilc
and other points west.
Spartanburg Herald: Miss Manic
Whitman returned from delightful stay
OF two weeks at Ashcvile Yesterday.
Hon. d. {. Jordan. one OF the most
prominent LAWYERS of the bar at Aiken.
S. G., aud member OF the legislature. is
in the city tor 4 few weeks rest.
\ party composed OF Mrs. Jas. Fit
simmons, Miss Minnie Fitz,ilnmons,
Miss Katie i'itzsimmous and Mrs. Wm.
Riley are at the AsheviIlc hotel from
Beaufort, ). (.
Salisbury lleradof Wednesday: Tom
Bailey, who has been visiting relatives
in the city, returned to AshcvilIe this
morning Mrs. lanes Crawford lett
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24
Hotel Berkeley For Sale

The undersigned, assignee
oiC. II. Southwick, will at II
m, on Thursday, August 30,
1894, on the premises, sell
ut public auction, for cash,
the lease on the building in
the City of Asheville, N. G..
known as the Hotel Berke-
ley, and also all the linen,
'crockery. table ware fix
lures aud appurtenances in
and connected with said hO-
tel.
Lease has aboutfouryears
yet to run at the annual
rental of -, 800, with the
privilege of five years more
at option of lessee at a rem
tai of $4,000 per year.
Stores and barber shop in
hotel building sub-rent for
81 92O peryear.
Terms-Purchaser to have
possession of hotel Septem-
Der | next and of bar Jan ! ,
1895, and to assume all lia-
bilities forliens against lease
hold.
The assignee, having the
right to sell either at public
or private sale, will receive
bids for said property prior
to date OF sale and will be
pleased to furnish full par.
ticulars in regard to the
property. Right reserved to
reject all bids. This August
l, 1894.
l.. p. McLOUD,
Assignee.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24
aIGN IT,
A card That Has Heaps OF
sense

There has recently been circulated q
small printed card alleging the existence
OF a society called "Ely's Sunshine
League the motto OF which is: TN,
way to resume is to resume, and The
way to build up fall trade is to puild il
up now The following is the pledge o
the orgauization:
II hereby promise and declare that
will not, under any circumstances, hold
conversation about Hard Tim, :, Dull
rraje. Small Orders, SLOW Collec
tioaS, Low Prices of Wheat or Cotton.
or other Kindred topics. with any person
in the world, nor permit others to speak
t. me OF them, or either of them as hin
dranccs To trade, business or collections
Ca the contrary, will, to the best OF
my ability. talk Sunshine, returning and
returned Prosperity, at all times and
under all circumstances. | will also en-
courage all Others meet to do the same. If
At the bottom OF the card there al,
blanks !or name, date and address Of thl
member.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24
AROUND TOWr
Washington, Aug. 24.-Forecast till 5
p. m, Saturday: Showers tonight and
Saturday; SouthcasterR winds.

Rev. W. S. p. Bryan will preach at the
First Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing at l l O'Clock.
Rev. Mr. Campbell will return to the
city next week and will occupy his pulpit
the first week in September.
DR.. T. +. Liun has removed his Office
aud residence TO the southwest corner OF
French Broad avenue aud HAYWOOD
street.
CIV. DcVault and wife have sold their
house and As acres of land III Chunn' 5
Cove to c. L. Moody.
LLOYD Miller has gone to Charlotte 20
take position OF manager OF kav's cut
rate ticket office at that place. is now
located in Beaufort hotel.
Rev. T. F. Mari will preach this cvcn-
ing at Riverside NJ. L. church, South, at
$50. Candidates for membership will
be received at this service. All invited.
Baxter Ilel derson, while attempt ng
to get into buggy on Grove street yes
tcrdav was run over. intiittug Il very
painful wound. ur. J. \. Watson is at
tending him.
The Womau's Home Missionary So.
ciety OF the NJ. L, church have bought a
lot on College street lying between the
A. NJ. L. Zion church and their prcscut
lot, known as the Hicks property.
VIM. Turner, auttiouccr, sold today
Tor a. 7. Sumncv, trustee, a lot situated
near South Main street on west side ad-
Joining the lots of \. 6. West and Others
tor $500 !. II. Stewart was the pur-
chaser.
Lizzie Smith was b.torc the Mayor
this morning aud withdrew an appeal to
the Criminal court made Wednesday and
pad the fine. Two cases OF using pro.
fame language added SL5 to the city
treasury.
Rev. Byron llollev, rector of Christ
Episcopal church, GrecnvilIc, South Car
Gina, is spending his vacation i'll Asho-
vile, stopping at Battery Park hotel,
and will preach at Trinity church on Sun
dav morning at / / O'Clock.
The Hickory Press and Carolnian
SAYS: Hon. letter {. Pritchard Of
Marshall, \, G., will distinguish himself
by addressing the people OF Hickory and
those thcreabout so disposed, at p. III.
on August 27th, at the opera bouse.
\ number OF boys, both white and
culored, INDUCED in scrap i'll the rear
of THE CITIZEN office today in which
Lvda Hydcr was hit in the head with =
rock by Woodhn Glenn iullctiug pain
iul wound which was dressed by DR., J.
\. Burroughs.
IIcrdersonyilr Times; Mrs. Bolicn
and daughter Miss Cordeia of Asheviic
came to lltndcrsonville Il lew days ago
to visit Mrs. {. +. Duncan, who is also a
daughter OF Mrs. BoIien. IT was Their
first visit to our beautiful mountain
town, and they enjoyed very pleasant
visit.
The managers of the Oaks hotel gave
complimentary ball last evening in
honor Of the Savannah delegation stop
ping there. Among those present were
Mrs, !. J. Coroan, Mrs. Jerome +. Sulli
van, Mrs. \. Strauss, Mrs. StcirNcrC,
Misses Mamie aud Nonic Ybanez. Mrs
lanes Walsh, Miss Mamie REYNOLDS
The llcndersonvillc Times says: AL.
though the weather last Saturday was
not pleas mt, large number of people
were present at the Populist mass meet
ing. According to announcement III the
Times, Mr.. Pearson was to be present
and speak. uSt whore fault it was that
Mr. Pearson failed tD auurar we do ne [
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24
2ld3od

NOTlCE.-By virtue of the authority
III me vested by a certain decd OF trust
made ard executed ON the = day Of
August. 1892, by Otis y. Miller to the
Undersigned as trustee to secure The in
dcbtedness therein mentioned, and DE-
fault having been made i'll the provisions
and conditions contained in SAID decd of
trust, which is registered in Book 80, at
page t3l, ct seq in the office of the Reg
ISter of Deeds for Buncoml county, and
to which reference is hereby made for iuli
particulars, and having been requested
by the ,estul qui trust therein named to
sell SAID property to satisfy the condi,
tions of said deed of trust, | will at
public auction ut the court house door
i'll the City of Ashevile, n. c., at II
O'Clock m. on Monday, the 2lth day OF
September, 1894, expose aud sell said
land to the highest bidder for cash.
The land is described as follows: Be
ing lot No. 10 of Block No. 3 and Lots
No. l and of Block No. Z, and Lot No,
! of Block No. S, according to plot
which is registered in Book IS at page
300. to which reference is made for de-
scrlption of said land by mctrs and
bounds.
]. G. MERRlMoH, Trustee.
auo2+I10d.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24
The. New school,

Sky.land Institute. under the manage.
ncnt OF ]. 5. Dickey, A. NJ, will open
September 3. 1t is to be Il permanent
school, will receive both sexes and sus-
tain a Iull course of study from the al
phabct to graduation.
Vocal and instrumental music, elocu-
tion and art are taught by specialists,
For information, address the Principal
at 62 Merrimon avenue.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24

The doctors say that light weight
oycrcoat is desirable in this climate dur.
ing the cold evenings and early morn.
ings Such coats can be had at the
Whitlock Clothing house, 4G South
Main street.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24

NOTlCE.-By virtue OF the power in
me vested bv two certain deeds OF trust
made and executed by J. n. Bell and
witr, Mary Bell on February 10Th, 1S92
and July 10Th, 1884, respectively, TO The
undersigned as trustee, to secure the in.
dcbtednlsS therein mentioned preference
being hereby made TO the said deeds oi
trust as they appear oi record i'll Book
2S at pages 217 ct. seq and in Book Sc
at pag 21S Ct. s,q, in the Office
OF Register Of Deeds t,r Buucomb,
county Tor full particulars thereof
and default having been made in tht
the conditions and provisions contaiucC
in SAID deeds of trust, and having beer
requested by the restui que trust nance
III said deed OF trust to Scii said lands
to satisfy the same, Will at public auc.
ton at the court house door in the city
OF Ashcvilc. y. c.. At II O'Clock III. or
Monday the 2ith day Of September
1894, expose and sell said land, to tht
highest bidder for cash.
J. &. MERRIMON, Trustee.
N,,, DlIpDd
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24

While the auction continues at Bon
Marche, Lipinsky's stock of fancy goods,
dry goods and notions will be for sale at
the Asheville Clothing Co., 35 South
Main street.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24

Catch open car to Sulphur Springs
without change, leaves postoflice $50.
thence every 90 minutes. Regular half
hour schedule. Round trip only 20 cents.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24

We have the most perfect fitting cloth
ing in the city, unsurpassed for sty le,
quality and price Whitlock clothing
house, l6 South Main street.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24

Miss L. H. Morgan will be in charge
OF Lipinskvs stock of dry goods at the
Ashcylle Clothing Co., 80 South Main
street.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24
Marriage License.

From Register Mackcys office ltclns,
to wed has been issued as follows:
!, X. GrIct and Ida kuykluduiI OF
BuucOmbs
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24

Gentlemen will find it interesting to
attend he Bon Marehc auction sales l /
a. m. and > y. m.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24

Cars every half hour to sulphur
Springs from postoilice without change
from 5 q. IN. to y, m.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24

Dry goods, fancy goods, notions and
gents furnishings at auction, Bon
MaIche, | | a. m and ) D. IN.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24

Cars every half hour to Sulphur
Springs from postotlicc without change
from Il. m. to Z u m.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24

New style fall hats at Whitlock's S cloth
ing house.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24

FivR
REAsONS
Why
You
SHoULp
TAXE
THE CITIZEN
1. 1t Prints the News.
z 1t Writes Its Own Editorials.
3. 1t is the Best Local Paper Ever
Printed in w. N. e.
). II Prints the Latest TclcgraBhic
News From All the World.
8. II Believes In Asbevilc Always.
To Sun TIP
IT TtSA NEWSPAPER.
--HAvg you THOUGHT OF IT
ix Dollars Will Get
1t For a Year, and II You
Live In Asheville 1t Will
Re Delivered at Your
Door Every Rvenug
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24

THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW NoRH, Aug. al.-Cotton futures opened
barely steady July, o.; August 64.- Septem-
bet 6,hS;.october, 60; November. 90, Deceui-
her 6.NS; January. 100; February, G.; March,
=; April, T.; May, T..
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-24

Auction at Bon Marcl.e at II a. IN.
and 5 p. M.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-01

Bsio el epfgrsfe ..conaieto International, es-
cribe 10 que sigue up interesante peri6dieo de
Madrid; "Nuestras noticias relativas q Ia recla.
maci6n para incluir nuevas partidaa en- 81 roper,
torio del convenio con los Estados Unidos, refe.
ronte Cuba, est6n plenamente Coufrmadag.
La reclamation del gobierno norteamericapo
parece que no Sc concreta tres cuatros parti.
das de poca importancia sino mas de 100, y
On 81 case de deCararse Ia franquicia para estas,
Ia devoluci6n de derechos cobrados indebidamen-
te aseeaderia cuatro millones medic de pesos
Esta decision caussria grandes perjuieios varias
fabricas de Cuba de Ia peninsula, entire elias
la de jarcia, de Ia Habsna; las d. rasos de San.
t .nder, Barcelona Valencis, las de cslzado
de BAleares. Sufriran tambien perjuicios consi-
derables las Industries de tsiidos de algodon de
G. -talufa las de conservss alimenticias q. exis.
ten en- Ia Peniusula. Sc dice que slgunas de las
partidas motive de la reclamation han sido reco.
cidss on fsCha reciente, cuando la Exposition
de Chicago. El gobierno nortsamericsno conce.
de 81 plazo de diez dias - segun SO dice para
cue Espaha resuevs, smeDszando que en- 81 caso
de no accederae 10 que SO pide, denunciaran 81
tatsdo, 81 Sc allsna la pretsnsi6n, el pre-
rupuesto de Cuba sufre Ia bais de unos millonea
d. pesos anusles sdemas de la devouci6n de los
derechos ya cobrados. El miniktro de Ultramar
Sc estG oCupando en- ests importsutfama cues
ton"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-01
COMUNICADO
A Los CoMPRADoRRs DE HARINA
En- LA IsLA DE PUERTo-RIoo.

En- LA lsLA DE PUERTo-RIOo.
Habi6ndoseme informado que algunas casas
POGO escrupulosas, envasan hGrinaS mGlaS en- sa-
cos de la marca LA TUMBADORA en- barri.
les de las marcas Ell VICTORIOSO LA
PREMIADA, creo oportuno el momento para
dar la voz de alerta recOnsendar d todos que Sc
fjen en- 10 sguente al recsbr en- sw casa las hari-
mas de las mencionadss marcas
10 Que los sacos barriles no lleven otra
marca de embsrque (de Nueva York; que las ini-
ciales marca conocida de Ia casa vendedora.
Observar bien 81 la msrca de embarque ha sido
borrada alterada en- manera alguna.
20 Fijarse Embellishments en- la costura de
los sacos en- el hilo que emplea la fabrica en- los
mismos.
Los molnos de LA TUMBAD0RA, LA PRE-.
MIADA y Ell VICTORIOSO GARANTIzAN Ia
UN1FoRM1DAD de sus classes cualquiera variaci6n
desfavorable que Sc note, sera debido al trasiego
de otras harinss inferiores de las que hay alguna
cantidsd en- esta Isla por ahora.
La FabriCa que FePresentO CARA 200
pesos OrO americana quien dc pruebas
patentcs de los f isiEicadOres DirIlfrse pa.
Fa clio al que suscribe.
San Juan de Puerto-Rico, 10 de Mayo de
1884. c. D'AzEvEDo.
Unico Agente de The HEoKER JONES JEWELL
MILLING c. DE NUEvA-YORK 12-ll
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-01

sscribe: "En oil dia do hoy h, o'srriio un bnce
por M de,ir un atrrtado on IL cssilla del Con.
SUI del Subtle It'd Tvs D oil caso one 10
orefe, tan dos auIetot que dpoae uego lIamsrse
el uuo francisco CissH el otro un tai Navarro
d primero Practic del Puort, ' 81 aeguudo dice.
SO ser CAbo montado de Consumes, pero como
no ha hecho nuncs servicio 10 Cabo, tirGn iese
el gueldo de $50 sentado on el muelle llegap
atrspan el libro del Subfslato on momentos que
vijilGban unas csrgas, do Abf el escdndalo que
SO promovi6 sntre clos y los empIeados que han
sido vituperadoa alaaados en- Ius puestos i'm.
punemente sin sutorizaci6u. e los partes cru.
zados los Jefes autordadea, Sc cree que este
Bera algo sero 81 como 10 espsramos el Juez ins
tructor conocerd en- el ssuGto. Lo que ocurrs 10
comUnicare'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-01
vanorea oue 40 esperan 90 El frances asal

Vsporss que SO esperan -" Ell frances "san
Simon, estara aqui hacis al del corriente pro
cedents del Havre VIZ SAINT Thomas, seguira
viaje para Pto. Plata y escalas El ipgles "Ran
noch" sali6 el % del p'sado de New York pa
ra este puerto. El esp 'Juan FOrgss", sali6 de
Cansrias el "a del mismo directsmente para
este puerto seguira visje para Maysguez, Pom.
CO. Habsna y Matanzas, admitiendo pssaieros.
El esp. an. L. Villaverde" procedente de la isla
de Cuba, via Ponce MsysgueE, legard este
puerto slrededor del 8 del que curss; saldra ha.
ciepdo las misnss escslas hasts la Habans, ad-
mitiendo carga y pasaieros el Is del mismo.
81 espahol "Buenos Aires" saldra de Ia Haba- a
el 80 del que pae6 para este puerto, Beguira via
je para Santsnder ruta el de- corriente, con.
duciendo la correspondence carga psssjeros.
81 inges =" Bramble" probablemente sali6 de
New York, para este puerto 81 dia de aver.
El esp "Buenaventura" de Liverpool via Ssntan-
der debe habsr sali1o el Is del pasado. El ale.
n an { Eberteld, procedente de Hamburgo, Ha-
vre St. Thomss estara aqui hacia el ola del
sctusl, seguila viaje para Colon via @aysgtsz
Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-01

pid) SerG do 1900 pesstas quo aumentard lol
is amos de servicio tendrh otroa aueesivos an
mentos, los 20 los rs y & los 2S, en- que Sc or.
tendra e maximum, ascendente 1900 pesetss
En- loa institutes montadoH ol sueldo aerd algo ma
yor En- Ia gusrdis civil carabneroa el Ter suel
do del brgada ser6 de 1900 pesetas. Para los reti
Eos go les asignaran, con arreglo aus amos de
servicio los dc slf6rez, tenientey oapitan, que
sera el maximum que puedsn acanzar. La
edad para el retro serk 10 dc 81 amos, como hoy
para tsnar dererho retrarse SO contarGp solo
los servicios Electives, dia por dia, $50 despuea
de los 20 amos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-01

El msrtes pr6ximo del corriente lss dos
de Ia tarde Beran vacunados grstuitamente poI
disposition del seiior Alcalde de ests Capital
cuan as personss de todss edades SO pregenten en-
el edifcio sntgua carcel, Gale de la Luna en- Ia
Celadu,fa municipal de Puerta de TERRA y en- Ia
de Ssnturce, y el microbes 4, la misma hora
en- 10 Celsduria municipal de Ia Marina. Demal
esta que repitamos los padres de familia que
deben aprovechar Ia OCCASION de vacunar 4 suf
hiios rs ia vacuna el duicO preservatvo que Sc
conoce contra Ia viruela.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-01

HemOs ssbido por buen conducto, que nusa.
tro amigo don Vicente Berdeguer Alcaide de Ia
Real Carcel de Coamo, SO hs diriido en- carta
particular todos sus compaheros de Ia Isla, OK.
plorsndo las voluntades de estos para un fin que
en- bien de todos puede reportar. No dudsmos
de los compsneros del senior Berdeguer que sien-
do su idea arregIada Ia Icy : juaticis, deien de
ignoramos cuaI sea ell pensamiento del seHor Ber.
deguer en- su escrito; pero 81 llegamos tsner
notcias sobre 81 particular J @stas son bien fun.
dAdas, desie luego le ofrecemos nusStro spoyo y
cconeaci6n en- cuanto este de nusHtra parte =
Sri andoe para que no dee Ia idea emprendida
pues ID union hace ID fuerza.
FIn suojSo da paaaa oos, Roob. 90 3a T,,O;. ~.