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The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
The
Weather
Is Changing!

But LEES CASH STORE ssin remains tho bes.
place in Eastern colosado at which to purchase al
kinds Of Staple and Fancy Groceries, ProyisiOa..
Flour and Feed Also Queensware and crUckery.
If you want the best goods in this line a, the lov,
prices don't forget to call at
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16
TIE FUTURE OF SILVER.

HE future of silver has to be
made. Ii we are To have Tree
coinage again in this country IL
will be after a great political bat
tie has been fought and won. We
are never gong TO get II from
England, however India fares, nor
from FIR iDce. Congressional ora
tory Is not going to give II TO us,
nor is it gong to overtake US by
chance. The least sign of 1t in
the political skies will give the
alarm to its host OF allied enemies,
who will fight against 1t as bitter
MS the souIh fought for slavery.
1t is decreed hy the Democratic
party that 1t will not farther free
coinage scheme, for If II did 1t
would array against itself the
moneyed interests of the country
including New York state, and in
vite its death blow.
TIE Republicans, out OF office,
and standing on the keen edge OF
desire, will not go out into the
field of experiment just now,
especially as the Cleveland era of
malsdmipistration is upon US, with
its defeat of silver, hard times,
Hawaiian muddle, abominations,
to which they daily point with
pride.
In the triumph of the Peoples
party, which has nailed frse coin
age to the masthead, and which
cannot afford, as it values its life,
to cheat the people in the tri
umph of this party in the con-
gressional districts of the country
lies the only hope of free coinage
and the brightest future of silver.
this triumph shall come
soon or late will depend on
whether the bone and sInew Of the
country get together this year or
some other year. Denver Ores
and Metals.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

Superior for richness Of soil any
where. Next is the Berendo, that
can turn its waters 10 the Mutt
prairie and has capacity 10 farn-
ish water for 1900 acres OF laud
Here the first franchise for an irri-
gatisn scheme in Sierra Cousty
was obtsinsd. Ths site fer a res
eryolr has no equal In the county
fer easy facility of constructions ,and
a reservoir can be built that will
csver about l5Oacreswlth an average
depth OF q feet; the drainags ba-
sls covers 80 square mllss Of the
eastern slope of the Black Range.
Tns Mache is the last stream
soutk and empties snto the Mutt
prairie. There is ore fair rsssr
yelr sita on it and would not insure
the storing oil water foi more than
1000 acres.
With what land 10 at present
undsr cultiyatisn and what csR ss
reclaimed along our mountals
STREAMS in Sierra County, We will
have an area Jf $4,000 acres. Tue
Rio Grsnds and the Jersads will
furnish the balsace Of the $4,000
Nsxt week we will furnish our
readers with some data as to the
manner Of aseertainisg the runs off
of streams. average RAIN fall. manner
Of measuring water in reservoirs,
A 1raipaDe. ate.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16
Parties from Albuquerqus say

Parties from Albuquerque say
there came very near being serious
trouble there recently. 1t appears
lbst the Democrat had printed
SOME very uncomplimentsry things
about several ladies, allading to Q
Mrs. shipley and her sister ~
terms which many say were most
uncalled for. As a result there
was talk Of blowing up the Demo.
crat office with dynamite and run
ming Editor Albright out OF town.
A great crowd gathered about the
Democrat building all the after
noon. and Editor Albright had to
call the city marshal to escort him
to his meals, but it appears thai
wise counsel prevailed and no un-
lawful act resulted,-Santa re
New Mexican.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

The experience OF Geo. A. Apgar' 'i
German Valley, N. j., is well worth re-
mem bering He was troubled VITA
chronic diarrhoea and doctered for i've
months and was treated by four differ
ert doctors without benefit. he then
began using Chamberlain's Cole.
Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy, ot
which one small bottle effected COM
plete cure. 1t is for sale by Q. Z.
Miller, Druggist.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16
Ten days loss of time and dectsr bill

Ten days loss OF time and dectsr bill
TO pay, is anything but pleasant for .
man OF family to contemplate, whether
he is IL laborer, mechanic, merchant or
publisher Jas o Jones, publisher of
the Leader, Mexia, Texas, was sick in
bed / r ten days with the grip during its
prevalence year OF two ago. Later in
the season he had another attack. He
says: 'IR the latter case used
Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy with
considerable success, ] think, only
being in bed 4 little over two days The
second attack am Satisfied would have
been equally as bad as the frat but fer
the use OF this remedy " 1t should bs
borne in mind that the grip is
muck the same as a very severe cold and
requires precisely tho same treatment.
When you wish to cure co d quickly
and effectually give this remedy trial.
90 cent bottles for sale by G. @. Miller,
Druggist
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

Julia Armstrong
en- centra de
- 'SfssssSsA. avmstCcSe, F. ~~,N.-,
I'll dicho demandado Alert NJ. Arm
strong esta pOr este notidcado que un
pleito EN- cancilleria side cemenzade en-
contra de ell en- la dichs Corts de Distrite
en- Por el Condado dc Sierra Tsritorio
anti dicho por Julia Armstrong rogands
per Divorcio absolute del demandado
slegando por ustivo Por 10 tanto que el
aemandade abandonado fsltado en-
sopertar ella sin causs iusto per mas de
Seis neses uiCims pasado qds 81 no
ssentares apariencis ea diche pleito en-
o. antes ell primer ds del rermino de
Mario de dicha Corte comenzaHdo Ell dia
rs de Marco A d. 1894 un decree pro
csnfesso sers rindiio en- coutra he IT,
L. w IEN0IR,
Secretarie Registrade ca CaRcilleria.
JAS A. Lone.
Procurador po 81 Actor. Hillsbers. N. III. !
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16
n oticia Legal.

Notlcla Legal.
Terrtorio de Nuevo Mckee,
Certe del Tcreer Distlits Judicial,
Copdado de Sierra,
Katie w Whitaker,
en- contra de
De Witt {. Whitaker.
FL dsmandado, be Witt G. Whitaker,
esta por este netifcado que un pleito en-
cancellera side coRenzado en- con-
ira de ell, EN- la dicha Corte dc Distrite en-
y pol ell Csudado lie Sierra Territorio anti
dicho por dicha Katie W. Whitaker re-
gando por divorcio absolute del deman-
dado alegando por motive por 10 tanto
one el demandado a abaRdonade v fat
tado en- soportay ella sin causa iusto
por mas de seis naeses utimo pasado Y
que 81 no asentsres apariencia EN- dicho
Pleito en- o. antes del primer dia del prex-
imo termns de Marso do dicha Corte
comenzando ell dia 26 10 Marie, A. d.
1894, un decree pro confesso sera rinddo
en- contra de Ii l. w. LENOIR,
Secra.ario y Registrador en- Cancilleria.
JAS. A. LONG,
Procurador por el Actor, Hillsboro. N. M.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16
LEGAL NOTICE.
Territory Of New Mckee,
County Of Sierra,
Third judicial District Court.
Katie w. Whitaker
VS..
De Witi G. Whitaker.


The defendant, De Witt c. Whitaker,
is hereby notified that suit in chancsry
has been commenced against him in the
said District Court within and for Sierra
County, Territory aforesaid, by Katie w.
Whitaker, praying for an abs lute
divorce from defendant and alleging as
cause therefor that defendant has
abandoned her and failed to support her
for more than six months last past with
out just cause, and that unless yeu enter
ysur appearance in said suit oil or before
the first day Of the next March Terra
thereof, commencing on the Goth day of
March, A d 1894, decree pro confesso
will be entered against you
L. w LENOIR,
Clerk and Register in Chaneery
JAS. A. Lone,
Selicitor for Gem planant, Iiilsbore, N M.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16
Mines, Mills and Sine tier.
THE METAL MARKET.


Iron Observation-Disclosures II to 10 OO
Mexican pesos (El Paso) ...........5 so
Daniels and Buck shipped 800
sacks sf selssted ore from the
Wicks mine to the Richmond
mill this week
Ore from the HiIlsbSra mine is
being hauled to the Standard mill.
A run Of over 100 tons will be
made.
III. A. Abbott has ten tons OF
frst-class serted ore reasy for
shipment to tie smelisr
Strickland azd Austen are taking
out ever ton week Of $3.50 ore
from the Gray Eagle, in Wicks
gulch.
Crown and Leonard report a
rich vein OF ore IN the Morton first
level.
Nash and Browa are still sink
ing the winze on the Morton sec
ond level and accommodating
goodly amount of heavy smelling
ore.
Geo b. Clark, who hiss lease
on the Ojo Cahente, reports
strike OF ore running 8 ounces
gold and so ounces silver per ton.
Two Rand drills ara now operat-
I'd simultaneously in the Opportu
lity shaft, which is progressing at
he rate of 6 feet per day.
Dunlap and Schuyler are skip
,ing an average of five tons per day
o the smelter from the Preisser
nine, 10 Tanks gulch. The ore is
gold bearing iron exide, valuable
s fluxlng material.
The Inter Republic tunnel CON
rect which has been advertised
or some time in THE ADVOCATE,
fas awarded this week to McLar-
n & Griggs for length Of 500
contract to date let IN
he Hillsboro district. They
eceiye $500 for the job. The con
ractors are we'll qualified to carry
he work to a successful finish,
10 Claren being a skilful engineer
nd drill man and Griggs very
BILE and experienced miner. Work
1mmences withiR few days, or
! soon as the osntract papers are
sturned signed fram Chicago !
aadquarters.
In the old workings of the Op-
ortunity mine Moffitt and Bowen
g still meeting with good success
,d are nearly ready with another a
iipmert OF $40 ore.
Conaboy and Be!ser have com !,
e,ed the. wegen Fas..to ,lb8.iSEY7 p
& Dutchgas claim at the head of =
esdy Pay gulch, and are now a
Ishins work on the mine. :, =
Work on the Printer Boy on d
limss Peak was resumed this
ek after improving the tunnel
Ia iron track and car and repair a,
the wagon road. The Printer ii
" is on the vein for which the II
Ter Republic tunnel is being run 0(
a depth below of about SIX hHn- "
ID feet. l.
An important lease is ia process VI
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING

The Hillsboro Mercantile Co. is
just in-receipt of the incest stock
OF custom made clothing ever
brangh. 70 Sierra coanty. Il is
from the great clothing house of
Henry w. King & Co. of Chicago.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16
THE MIDWINTER FAIR.

THE MIDWINTER FAIR.
Lake Valley, n. NJ, Jan. %, 1894.
Tickets are new on sale at Lake
Valley station, to Midwinter Fair,
San Francisco, at rate of $4750
for the round trip, and have at
tached five coupons for admission
to fair grounds. No stop off al
lowed in either direction. Tickets
good for thirty days from date of
sale.
X J. JoBsoE, Agt.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

of negotiation on one of the Gold
en- Era group OF mines. This is a
direct result OF The ADVOCATES
recently published article calling
attention to these valuable but
hitherto overlooked prospects.
Some very rich ore Is reported
by the assayers as having been
brought in Of late, but no particn-
lars as To exact sources are given,
A Schultz has taken an extsn-
siye lease Oh a portion of the
Snake mine, and biglns work with
considerable streak of ore iu
sight
Output of Hlllsboro gold miues
for the week ending Thursday
Feb. 18th, 1894, as reported for
IHE ADVOCATE:
Tons.
From the Standard Gold Mining
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

Ladies' hats, gents hats children's hats
and huge stock Of dry goods at the II Ills
boro Mercantile store.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

.ssaA
DEAR Sia;-Nill you please give me
the names Of ssms Of year !unhermen,
Il there are any tributary to hillsboro I;
sllssas il i heSse E.seh u.iui8E Se@~,,ess& If
there is a Lodge Of o. o L. in ysur
town, and the names ei your LEGAL papers,
as am thinking strongly 81 locating in
thst part sf the country Hoping yeu will
take iss leisure ssmrnts and answer
these questions, for which will be very
thankful, remain ysurs respectfully.
CHAs r. SIUsRs,
Marshfield, Ceos Couaty, Oregon.
John Bennett and Mr.. Hagsr
are our county lumbermen. aud
their address is Kingston, N. NJ.
Hillsboro produced nearly $500,
600 in gold, silver and copper last
year. There is no |. q. o. f.
Lodge here. The name of our
paper is The ADVOCATE, a copy of
which We send you. !
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16
LEGAL NOTICE.
Territory of New Mckee,
County Of Sierra.
Third judicial District Court
Julia Armstrong
VS..


VS..
Albert NJ. Armstrong.
The said defendant, Albert NJ. Arm
strong, s hereby notified that suit in
chancery has been commenced against
him in said District Court, within aud
for the County of Sierra, Territory afere-
said, by Julia Armstrong, praying for an
a ssslute divorce from defendant alleging
as causes therefor that the defendant has
abandoned her and failed to support her,
without Just cause, for mere than 6months
iast past, and that unless you enter yosr
appearance in said suit on or before the
first day Of the March Term of said Court,
commencing on the 26th day OF March,
A. d. 1894, a decree pre- conlesss will be
against you.
l.. w. LENOIR,
Clerk and Register in Chancery
JAS. A. Lone.
Solicitor for Complainant, Hillsboro, Nm
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16
NOTICIA LEGAL.
Territorio de Nuevo Mckee,
Csrts del TeTcer Distrito Judicial,
Condado de Sierra,

Josephine L. ,MArtio,
en- contra de
Christian Martin.
FL dicbo Christian Martin, esta ~,
esto nettcade qua. IN pIeito en- en-
csnciiIeria sido comenzaio en- coufrs
de ell en- la dichs ssrte de Distrito en- -
nor el Condado de Sierra Teriter;e ant;
dicho per dicha Josephine f. Marin
rogande por divorcie absolute de al
demandado, y alegando por motive nor
10 tante que el denandado abandonsds
ialtsdo en- sopertar ella. sin cansa
lusto por mas de seis meses ,lt;mo
pasado. y que 81 no assntaFes Aparienc;s
en- dlche pieto en- O. antes del primer d;s
del proxinIo terdT;no de Mario de afcb.
Corte comenzad ell dia 26 de Msr7c
A ID. 1881, ul decree pro confessa ..
este sera rindilo en- contra de Ii.
IL. s.
L. w. LENOIR.
Secrotarlo Rssistra lor on OIneilIsr;..
JAS. A. LoSa,
Froeurador Por el Actor.
ddlsb0ro. NM.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16
End sS Store
w, l.. O'KELLY, Prop,
HILLsBORO, N. NJ.
Coxe and see me TO either buy Or
sell

LEGAL NOTICE.
Territory OF New Mexico,
County Of Sierra,
Third Judicial District Court.
Josephine E. Martin
vs..
Christian Martin.
The said defendant, Chrlstian Marti.
is hereby notified that suit in chancery
has been commenced against him in ths
said District Court within and for lie
County OF Sierra, Territory aforesaid. by
said Josephine E. Martin, prayiDg for an
absolute divorce from defendant and
alleging as grounds therefor tina dsfend-
ant has abandoned her and failed to
support her, without just cause. for
more than six months last past, and that
unless you enter yoar appearance in said
suit on or before the first day of the
next March Term of said Court. COM
mencng on the 26th day of March. A. D.
1894, decree pro confesso therein will
be rendered against yeu.
IL. S
l.. w. LENOIR.
Clerk and Register in Chancerv
Jas A. LONG,
Solicitor for Complainant
laha -
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

c.. c. Miller has several
new brands of S cent Cigars.
All of them are extra fine.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

DEAR SIR 81 want to ask yeu a few
questions and il you cannot answer them
please TO hand tkeR 10 some responsible
agent In the first place is there any
good land yet, {goyernnsntl aud what
Is yeur per cent. OF taxes and how is the
water-good or bad Is il plenty and
how is the stock range, and how Is
your mining prcperty--gold or silver.
How is your wood and coal and your
products that YOU raise Tell me all
you can. How is your business interests
in town represented 2 There ara several
several of us that are looking up locali-
ties in a warmer climate, seme fer one
thing and some for another. How is your
town fixed for BARRIERS? II YOU will be
kind enough 10 answer at once you will
obhgs r. c.. Snow,
Ridgwsy P o., ouray County, Colo.
Robins Worlds Fair pamphlet
and copy of THE ADVOCATE
shIch we send You, will answer
all, or most of your inquiries.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

An important leaso is in process
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16
TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DR.. Cadys Condition Powders,
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over worked hore. Is
cents per package. For sale by druggists
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

Entered at the Postofiioo at Marlborough,
Sierra County, New Mexico, for transmits
sion through the United States Mails, as
Second-ciass matter.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

In the old workings of the Op-
portunity mine Moffitt and Bowen
are still meeting with good success
and are nearly ready with another
shipmert OF $40 ore.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

Dunlap and Schuyler are skip.
ping an average of five tons per day
to the smelter from the Preisser
mine, in Tlnks gulch. The ore is
a gold bearing IRON exide, valuable
as fluxlng material.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16
NOrlClA EEGH.

Teriiorio lie kuevo Mexico
Cog,s.S4l Tercer D;strito Judicial.
Eonlado de Sierra,
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

Work on the Printer Boy On
Animas Peak was resumed this
week after improving the tunnel
with iron track and car and repair
Of the wagon road. The Printer
Bsy is ON the vein for which the
Inter Republic tunnel is being run
at depth below of about SIX hun-
dred feet.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

Two Rand drills ara now operat-
ed simultaneously in the opportu-
nifty shaft, which is progressing at
the rate of G feet per day.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

Conaboy and Be!ser have com
p 'ssed ,tae- wGsen rass.to ,l;aiGEY7
ing DutchgaH claim at the head of
Ready Pay gulch, and are now
pushing work on the mine.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

Geo. b. Clark, who hiss a lease
on the Ojo Cahenta, reports a
strike OF ore running 8 ounces
gold aud so ounces silver per ton.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16
Appleton, Wis. Feb 6. lss4.

We send you Robins Worlds
Fair mining pamphlet and copy
of THE ADVOCATE, in answer to
your several interrogateriss
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

DEAR SIR:-I have noticed by s0nc Of
the eastern papers, that Ilillsboro has
quite IA GOLD field Would be much
obliged you for little Information
First, whore is il located and in what
county. and hew is the snow there il any
aud What is The formation that the gold
occurs ~, and in what quaat ~ ana
what locality. have been in the iron
mines for seme eight wears, but find a
hard time in the iron business at present; !;
therefore would like to get into a gold
district with chance to explore
little and to try and develop mine.
WoHld be- pleased TO get any information
ei that country that you might think of
irterest TO me, and would also be
pleased 10 get some information OF the
whereabouts ola MIR. Fairfield, chemist,
who located at New Albuquerque in
1882 will also make the latter in
qury at Albuquerque Hoping | may
not Inconvenience you with these ques-
tionR | ain NouTs very truly,
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

Daniels and Buck shipped 500
sacks sf selssted ole from the
Wicks mine to tho Richmond
mill this week
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16
LETTERS OF INQUIRY.

Postmaster Nickle received the
following inquiries during the
week and turned them over TO The
ADVOCATE to answer:
DEAR EDITOR: viii you kindly advise
me II you know OF any Government land
OH the banks Of any ef the rivers Or
streams near you, which can be pur-
chased under the desert reclamation act
al 81 25 per acre and is the stream one
that goes dry III sumRer Do you
think the soil adapted to gardening and
fruit raising Is there any growth on
the soil that weuld have to be cleared cfT
before anything could be raised II you
VIII kindly answer what questions you
can You will be dong me great fuvor
wEich will be always appreciated by
yours very truly, X. II RALsroE,
haywood, H., Box 855.
There is some government land
on living streams to he located yet.
still II is not the very best. The
Las Animas Land Il Cattle Com
paby ahd the Sierra Land & Cattle
Company cffer for sale at very
reasonable terms large or small
parcels OF excellent land located on
never failing streams, together
with tier extensive irrigation
privileges All this land is well
adanted to gardening and frult
raisinp, and only small portion
OF 1t contains underground TINT
has to be cleared off.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-02-16

Nash and Browa are still sink
ing the winze on the Morton sec
ond level and accumnlating a
goodly amount of heavy smelling
ore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-09

A "Colby" man who is employing his
time during the vacation in bit of news
paper work, came near meeting tragic
end in the Messalonskee a few nights ago.
He had returned from a pleasant row up
the stream, and with the heavy rock, which.
was used in place of an anchor. in his hand
undertook to jump to the shore. The rope
failed to run out as freely as supposed
and the young man was thrown back into
the water. In his endeavor to save the rock
from sinking, he himself was taken belo"
the surface, remaining there until he
CHANGED to think that by letting 60 of the
rope he might rise once more to the open
air, which he did, and is yet alive, but his
classmates on their return will shudder il
he tells them, with the earnestness which
he now displays, of how near came the duty
to devote page in the '95 Oracle to his
memory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-09

In the nomination of ex-Postmaster D.
X. Jewell for representative to the Lsgisla-
ture, the Republicans have made an excel
lent choice. As chairman of the city com.
mittee, he has served the party long and
faithfully. During the five years in which
he was postmaster CT this city he was
brought in close contact with the public,
who are well aware of his pleasing and
obliging ways. If elected, the people OF
Hallowell may be sure of an active and i'm
partial representative on the part of Mr.
Jewell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-09

Oakland people will be pleased to learn
of the marriage of Miss Emma Julia Ram
say Turner of Des Moines, Ia, and Mr..
Arthur Lilley Watson, formerly of Oak
land. The wedding took place in Plymouth
Congregational church, Des Moines, June
26, 1894. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. A. L. Frisbie, D. d. Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson left Des Moines on their we'd
ding trip, July 5. This will include visit
to the home of Mr.. Watson's parents in this
Mace
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-09
MUNYON'S

never fails to cure sharp, shooting pains in
the arms, legs, sides, back or breast, or
soreness of any part of the body. 1t i.
guaranteed to promptly cure larheness, stiff
and swollen joints, pains in the hips. sci
atica, lumbsgo or pains in the back. II sell
dom fails to give relief after one or two
doses, and almost invariably cures before
one bottle has been used. Absolutely harm.
less, pleasant to take.
The Boston Post says: "This remedy
cures 90 out of every 100 cases." The Balti
more American says: sit acts almost in.
simultaneously, curing obstinate cases in q
few hours"
Munyon's HOMEOPATHIC Home Remedy
Co., of Phila., put up specifics for nearly
every disease. Sold by all druggists, mostly
for rs cents bottle, enabling anyone Il
doctor themselves. Guide to Health sen
free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-09
GARDINER.

Citizens who have items of local interest for
the JOURNAL will find al drop box in which to
place them at Blanchard's book store. Collections
from this box will be made daily by the JOURNALS
Gardiner reporter. No article placed in it will be
published unless signed by the bona fide name of
the writer. We do not want such names for pub
LEGATION, but as an assurance that the statements
made are authentic