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The Worthington advance., 1894-10-25
PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board Of County COmmis.
RiOnePs. ..-

siOners.
AuD1roR's OFFICE,
WoRrH1NaroN, Mimi, Oct. 18th
The Board of County Commission
ers met pursuant to call by the chair
man, for the purpose Of accepting the
new jail. Members all present.
On motion of E. A. Tripp, the new
jail was accepted, reserving however,
the sum of seventy five ($75.00) dol
lars, to insure the completion of a few
minor details on said building.
Albert Bryan presented his bill for
the sum of One hunered fifty ($15O.OO
dollars for Sept. salary as superinten-
dent of county buildings, the Auditor
having refused to allow said bill in
full for the reason that building oper-
ations had been practically suspen-
ded from the first to the nineteenth
of September, inclusive. ~. g.
The motion of E. A. Tripp to pay
the above bill in full was lost by the
following vote:
Aye, Tripp and Graves.
Nay, Lind NOOK and Palm.
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RANSOM TOWNSHIP.

Miss Sallie Prideaux is visiting
with friends in Adrian. Adrian
must he a good place at which to
visit, for Sallie has been gone some
two weeks, and still she fingers.
The crop of fax in this neigh
borhood, now that it comes to be
threshed is somewhat dissapoint-
ing. Some of it does not yield
more than four bushels per acre.
The Board of Registration in
this town registered at their first
meeting SO votes, and it is thought
that enough more votes will be ad-
ded to raise the number to 100.
Ransom takes no backward steps,
but is steadily marching to the
front.
John Milton has been quite sick,
but is much better now. It was at
one time feared that his sickness
an aggravated case Of dysentary
end in typhoid fever, but
that danger is thought to be pas
sed. DR.. Crawhall, of Sibley, is
attending him. ..
Ben. Rowland, son of our old
neighbor, Levi s. Rowland, has
been here for q few days. calling
on his friends. His trip was one
partly of busineas and partly of
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about Eau Clair, Wisconsin, were
very poor;: corn is the principal
crop there, and it was so injured
by drought that much of it was cut
for fodder in July.
We are sorry to learn that J. R.
Dewey's boy, Leo, is very sick
with typhoid fever. These very
dry seasons do not seem to be the
best for health; and it is we'll for
us to SEQ to it that the sanitary
conditions about our home are as
good as they can be made. Scrup-
ulous cleanliness and good, pure
water are among the necessities at
q time like the present.
ROBERT SHORE.
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WORTHINGTON ADVANCE.
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-" LOCALS.

Rooms to rent. G.. M. DARBY. II
The pay car arrived this after
noon.
Mrs. James Ramage is home
from Chicago.
There are locals on nearly every
page of this paper.
New jewelry, silverware, etc., ar
irving daily at Reigle's. Drop in and
see the great display. 11tt
-Reigle has the finest display Of
jewelry and silverware in the city
Call and see the display. 11t1
The bicycle races at the fai,
grounds Tuesday were not as well
attended as was expected they would
be. Nearly all the contestants won
prizes.
Oar. Reese, republican candi-
date for clerk of the supreme court
will speak at Masonic hall tonight,
at 8 o'clock. Mr.. Reese is a good
speaker. Ladies are invited.
Fred Mason has purchased his
partners interest in the Worthington
Hay Co., and will hereafter handle
the business alone. Fred has built
up a great trade and will push il
still harder in the future. Ten
thousand dollars has lately been ad-
ded to the business which gives him
= big swing. A new Office building
is being put up which gives Fred
and his corps of assistants much
needed room.
"Gov." Hillebo, prohibition can
didate for governor of Minnesota,
apoke last eve. at Grand Army hall.
The house was we'll filled, and speak
er given close attention. Mr.. Hille-
no is not an orator but his remarks
carry with them the conviction that
he is sincere, which is greatly in his
favor. Like others of his party he is
laboring under the delusion that all
nolitical ills can be cured through
The stomach. The democrats and
.renublicans came in for equal share
IF his whitening sarcasm. HIS weak
point is his reference to the republi-
cans, saying if they, as party are
entitled to credit for the pros,
rit perity OF the country for for the the past p.4t
responsibility @ Of the grasshopper
plague. Mr.. Hillebo's audience was
: a large @ one, composed Of some Of the the
hest element of the town, men ana
women 81 mature years and ludg.
& Iaeot: hat they th0uGnl
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John E. King, publishing COM
missioners proceedings WW
John E. King, publishing
teachers ex. and blanks ~
J. P. Eastman, nursing Jno. Ebe 3 IS
Walter S. Booth, blanks 6 rs
Geo. D. Barnard & Co., election
supplies 4W
Lorin Cray, legal fees on court
house contract 81 w
R. B. Plotts, coroner's fees in
death of johnson ct al 9W
Levi Rue, justice fees in state
vs.. Frank Osborne 3O5
VIM. Marr, constable fees in
same lU OU
Henry Farragher, jury fees in
same l w
Frank Mclean, same 100
P. Reifenberger, same 100
John Reifenberger, same 90
Geo. Swanman, same LOO
Samuel Jones, same 100
VIM. Eppers, same 100
j. E. Faragher, same 100
James Chapman, same 90
VIM. Baltuff, same 100
Jake Forrest, same 90
Thos. Mari, same 100
Edward Wiesman, witness fees 2 81
Joseph Kugler, same LOO
William Wook, same 232
L. B. Bennett, justice fees in
state vs.. Hanlon | As
H. w. Fuqua, constable fees in
same As
A. r. Bloom, witness fees in
same 10
E. A. Trip, justice fees in .
state vs. Mitchell & Devaney II 80
Lloyd Morgan jury fees in
same los
August johnson, same l O6
II. A. Fulweiler, same los
q. l.. Campbell, same lb
N. H. Elliot, same los
E. D. Tripp, same los
John Mather, same los
August Larson, same los
H. R. Trip, same l6
Bert LcChesseny, witness fees
in same 5 IS
James Eagan, same 600
John Regan, same 600
John Chisholm, same 800
Albert Peterson, same 10
L. B. Bennett, justice fees in
state VS.. VIM. Pano 155
R. P. Free, constable fees in
same 195
G. A. Covey, witness fees in
same 10
L B. Bennett, justice fees, IN
state 70. ObeEman s 80 ]
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JOHN IRELAND
Pulls out Of the Race for Supt
of Schools.

uAS OuO u CAA0 xGhCO AOI 0upCs
Of Schools.
Editor Advance-I hereby tender
thanks to those who nominated me
as an independent candidate for the
Office of county superintendent Of
schools. After carefully looking over
the situation I have deemed it best
to withdraw from the contest. wish
to have it understood that my action
in proposing the name of T. B. Ma
guire in the republican county con-
Vention was to show the appreciation
of the teachers of the county for the
work done by that gentleman, and
not from any political motive.
Respectfully, 2
JOHN IRELAND.
Round Lake, Oct. %.
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days, and of Mock that 5 days be de-
Quoted was voted down.
The motion of Mock that 4 days,
(S24.OO.) be deducted was carried, all
voting in the affirmative except Lind
gren.
On motion, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved: That hereafter, when
the work on the Court house shall be
stopped for a length of timeto exceed
three consecutive working days, then
the compensation of the Superinten-
dent shall be stopped after the expir-
alton of said three days; otherwise,
said compensation shall remain as
heretofore agreed upon.
A petition asking that Maud Graves
be appointed to fill the vacancy in
the Office Of County Superintendent
of Schools caused by the death OF
Thos. B. Mcguire, was read and laid
on the table. E. A. Tripp presented
the name of John Ireland; A. G.
Lindgren, the name of Maud Graves;
and John Mock, the name Of Julia
Hvland. John Ireland being the
only candidate receiving second, a
vote was taken with the following re-
suit:
Ayes: Trip, Graves and Palm.
Nays, Lindgren and Mock.
Ireland, having received a majority
vote, was declared duly appointed to
fill said vacancy.
The following bills were audited
and allowed:
E. G. Thompson Clothing for
Joseph Berieis : 795
Times Bros. & Co., Mdse. for
G.. A. Berieis S6
Lenz & Co., Mdse. for Mrs
Richter IL u
Lenz g. Co., Mdse. for Mrs.
Holleran 81 5O
C. G. May, Medical attendance
on Beireis family IL 90
j. P. Reihsen, meat for Mrs.
Richter IL ~
j. P. Reihsen, meat for Mrs.
Holleran IA ZS
NJ. B. Burke, postage for Co.
Superintendent 65
Montgomery Bros, fuel for
Mrs. Richter Z l5
Same, fuel for Mrs. Holleran 20
Arthur Ii. Erskine, s days
nursing G. w. Barnum 500
J. H. Cakes, 80 days board for
same >.>... 1s 80
j. H. Cakes, 80 days board for
VIM. Kronstein 00
James Mackay, services IL test
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3 O5

same 3O5
Anna Thompson, witness fees
in same ~
E. w, Butcher, same 27O
Sylvester Thompson, same 27O
Bill of L. F. Sprague, $3.50, for
nursing the family of Adolph Rosch-
enberger was rejected, not being a
proper charge against the county.
The following appropriations were
made out of the Road and Bridge
fund:
Elk township, on approval of
H. M. Palm 5 80 90
Little Rock township, on ap-
proval of F. T. Graves 125 90
Lorain township, on approval
of E. A. Trip II So
Lismore township, on approx
al of A. G. Lindgren 200 90
Larkin township, on approval g.
of John Mock $50 90
Olney township, on approval
of A. G. Lindgren 100 90
Little Rock township, on ap-
proval of F. T. Graves 81 so
Board adjourned to the 10th inst,
at 7:3O a. m.
Oct. 10th, 7:3O a. m.-The Board of
County Commissioners met pursuant
to adjournment. The committee ap-
pointed to view the proposed location
of a new highway, beginning at the
southwest corner of section 81 in the
town of Leota, thence running east to
the southeast corner of section 81 in
the town of Willmont, having repor.
ted favorably, the committee was dis
charged, and the prayer of the peti-
tioners granted. ~ ~
The following bills were audited
and allowed:
II. NJ. Palm, experimenting
erection of county buildings 5 800
H. M. Palm, l day on building
committee 800
H. NJ. Palm, two days on Board
county commissioners 600
E. A. Tripp, same $40
E. A. Trip, day on building
committee 800
F. T. Graves, same 800
F. T. Graves, 2 days on Board
of county commissioners and
milage $40
John Mock, same 1880
A. G. Lindgren, same 1000
Same. day on building com
mittee 800
Same, day on Road committee 800
John Mock, same 500
Board adjourned sine die.
JoHN j. Knr11.1Il
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The oasis., 1894-06-07

The normal school board is follow ing the rest of the territorial admin lstration in the work of retrenchment. Last Saturday it made reduction in salaries. The salary of the principal of the school was cut from S2,OOO per annum to sl6OO, that of the first as- sistant from sl ,25o to sI,OOO and that of the second assistant from Sl ,250 to ss50. altogether a saving of Sl, ,O50.
The oasis., 1894-06-07
A STRANGE CASE.
How an Enemy was Rolled.

The following graphic statement will be read with intense Interest: ''l cannot descrlDe the ntlfnb creepy sensation that existed III my ;l,.,ns hands aud legs had to rub and beat ;hu.e parts until they were sore, tooVeIc9lht in a measure the dead feeling that hau tiken possession of them. In addition, l had strauge weakness in my back and around my ,ysi.f together with an indescrlDuDle gone feeling in my stomach. Physicians salu lt was creeping paralysis from when, accoru- inr 10 their universal conclusion, there is ho rehef Once it fastens upon person. they sav, it continues it's insidious progress unlll it reaches a vital point and the sufferer uies. Such was my prospect. had been uoctor:ns a year and a half steadily, but with no par ticulnr benefit, when saw an advertisement of Dr Miles Restorative Neryinc procured a bottle and began using it. Marvellous $ lt ma seem. but a few days had passed neiore every bit of that creepy feeling nau ,elt me, and there has not been even the snEhtesb indication of it's return. now leel As well as | ever did and have gained ten hounds In weight. though had run 9own from i70fo 137. Four others have used lIr- Niles Restorative Neryine on my recolnell- dation ans. it has been as satisfactory III Viieil
 eases ls in mine "--Iamcs Kane, Ln hue, V.
 pr. Miles Restorative Nervine IS solu uy III drugaists on @ positive guarantee, or sells direct hy the Dr. Niles Medical Co,, Ltknars, Ind. on receipt of price Sl per bottle; s.n hntf,cS for s5 express prepaid it Is Tree lroln Cpiatcs or dangerous drugs
The oasis., 1894-06-07
Ae1zoNA NEWS.
loulied from Exchanses,l

rustlers from New Mexico.
 Miners are said to be offering thelr services in some mining camps ln northern Arizona for Sl.50 per day. Stage lines from Phoenix now con meet with north and south railroad about twenty-five miles south Of Pres colt.
 Grass on Bonita creek, in Graham county, is reported very short, and un- less if rains soon cattle men will suiler great loss.
 The English company at Harqua Hala is working about fifty men Tn the Bonanza mine, and good ore IS being taken out.
 Saturday all the business portion ol Jerome that escaped the fire of April l7th, was destroyed by another llre' Loss s7 ,00O to sl0,0OO.
 Graduates of the Normal School met at Tempe last Saturday and effected an organization styled the Arizona Normal Alumni Association.
 The apricot harvest is in full blast in the orchards near Phoenix. I'm mense quantities are heinz shipped to inc cast and west. The wholesale prce is s60 per ton.
 While out riding the line last week near Crittenden. Mounted lnsrector Webh found three bee trees. one or them he cut and obtained from IL about four gallons of delicious honey AChinese merchant of Congress was recently caught in the commission oi nameless crime. The indignant teamsters gave the Chinaman terrl- hlc whipping. During the excitement the burro escaped.
 Water is getting short in Graham county and irrigators have not SUI dcient to 20 around to all A goodly crop of law suits is promised 10 ue termine to whom the first right toust the water belongs.
 At Tucson last Saturday a ten mii' h,cycle race between E. Zabriskie and Fred Whomes was won by the lattel in aos minutes. Zabriskie was tly' minutes slower, but he had collldet with q cump of bushes on the road which made his time longer.
 If is said that Captain Hardy, o Mohaye county. will be candidate for the populist nomination to con cress from Arizona this fall Captail IIardy's home paper in this connec ton conciscly and eloquently remarks ,sIf Hardy is given the nomination 1 will bust the party to pieces.
 Everything is moving along aoou the same as usual at Mammoth. D' yelopment work continues on tn Collins group and on the Mohaw mine, and both properties are snow ing well. The fifty stamps of LII Mammoth mill are droppingon splel did ore.
 Round trip rates for the approach ing grand lodge meeting of Odd re lows at Kingman, June Il, have bee made as follows: From Phoenix Prescott, sl25O; from Prescott to AS Fork. $3.6O, and from Ash Fork Klngman, s5S0; making the total co from Phpnix to Kingman and retur s2l.40.
 NJ. C. Levy a merchant of Nogalf Arizona. has just purchased a yalu able group of gold mines in Altar q trIct, sonora, for a considerable su of money He Is now arranging to p up reduction works and a supply sto
 ca,,4o n ,n,tnyo on the bQunGa
The oasis., 1894-06-07
CARPETS & WALLPAPER.
I HEY SAY

That Spring sale of Carpet excels anything we have ever before offered both in number of patterns to select from and general excellence of design and cooring.
 $i 25 For Good Brussels,
 75c For Good Tapestry
 soc For Good Ingrain. If you in need of carpet now IS the time to buy Remember we charge nothing to sew.
The oasis., 1894-06-07

rh.s extraordinary ReluYonator is tho most ,ntioised by the leading scientific men of ofEuiope
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-03
GACETA OFFICIAL DE HOY

Cfoberno General -Secretarfa -Negociadc
de Obras pdblicas--Real orden disponiendo que
Sc estlIdie por Ia Jefatura de Obras pdblicas, 81
convendrfa sustituir alguna de las carreteras de
las conprendidas en- ell plan aprobado para las del
Estado, por ferrocarriles econ61nicos de via es.
trecha.-Otra disponiendo Sc proponga por el Go
bernador La mayor brevedad possible, Il nombra,
miento de una comisi6n compuesta de un inge,
Micro y de los ayudantes y sobrestantes que Sc
consideren necesarios, para que Sc dedlquen ex-
clusivamente al estudio, redaccion de proyectos
construcciones de los faros que resta estabecer,
asl como Ia vista y trabajos de conservation de
los existentes al valizamiento de las costas de
esta isla.
rro-carriles - Expropiaci6n - Disp6nese
por S. r. que el del actual la hora que sena-
lie la alcaldia del Rinc6n, Sc proceda al pago
de los terrenos expropiados por la Compaf1fa de
los ferro carriles en- dicho trozo la succession de
don Benito Cumpiano.
Negociado 5o.-Senalase Ell dia - del CO.
rriente para la adjudication en- pdbhca subasta
del servicio de conducci6n de la correspondence
postal de Arecibo Lares pasando por el barrio
del Paiui vice-versa, fijandose como tipo maxi
mo del remate la suma de $500 anuales moneda
Official
Intendencia General de Hacienda pdblica-
Real orden aprobando disponiendo cumplan
en- todas sus parties los Estatutos Reglamentos
porque deben regirse en- 10 successive las Sucursa-
les del Banco Espahol de Puerto Rico.
Administration Central de Coutribuciones y
Rentas-Real orden disponiendo, de conformidad
con la Intendencia, que la Emulsion Scott impor-
tada de Barcelona presentada al despacho con
etiquetas y marcas extranjeras, sea considerable
como extranjera.
PHASE hasta las doce de la mafana del dia
IL del actual para que los poseedores de terrenos
realengos de esta isla puedan adquirirlos en- COM
posici6n con la Hacienda, siempre que los tuvie-
ran cultivados a 10 menos dos afos antes de la
termination del plazo que vencera ell referido d1a
Comandancia Principal de Marina--Sehalase
Ell pazo de treinta dias para el primer remate del
corral de pesca de ''Rio Lola, del distrito de
esta Capital.
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Apoyada Ia moei6n por 81 senior Villar So acordd
quedase sobre la mesa solicitud del senior Soler.
Fu6 leida otra moci6n suscrita por senores
Solivellas, Villar Eg6zcue pidiendo Sc forme
expediente para que entire en- Ell plan de carretera
el trozo de unos cinco Kilometres comprendido
entire Yauco el puerto de Guanica pas6 q in.
forme de la comisi6n de Hacienda.
Sc hizo lectura de una noci6n del senior
Usera pidiendo Sc solicitara de las Cortes Ell que
pasase al Estado, con recargo las importaciones,
las subvenciones, que en- concepto de derramas
provinciaIes vienen satisfaciendo los pueblos.
Fu6 apoyada por su autor.y combatida por el Sc
nor Villar acordandose pasase 4 informe de la
comisi6n de Hacienda.
Sc suspendi6 la session las 10 para CONT
nuarla hoy de una cinco de la tarde
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Diputaci6n Provincial

Aver Z las siete y media de la noche Sc reu-
MO la Diputaci6n Provincial bajo Ia presidencis
del Excmo. se6or don Narciso Soler y Ia que
asistieron los diputados senores Alvarez Perez
Solivellas, Martinez (don V1ctof1 Fernandez
(don jose Marfa( Caballero, Useras Eg6zcue, Do
minguez, Cuchf, Villar Blanes, Crosas Pefia (don
Joaquin Bosch y Morey
Sc acord6 que fuesen ocho 81 ndmero de Sc
stones que han de celebrarse.
Sc leyo y fue aprobada Ia Memoria regla-
mentaria dispuestai
Sc present6 moci6n suscrlta por sehores vi
liar, Crosas Solivellas pidiendo Sc subvencione
con seis mil pesos la carretera que conduce Ha
to. .grande, Gurabo y Aguas- buenas, partir des
de C6guas, senalando dos mil pesos 4 cada pps
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NOTICIAS GENERATES

Sabemos que la petici6n de tres amigos nues-
tros la Junta del Cuarto Centenario para que
Ell parque de La Exposition continde alberto al
pdblico todas las tardes mientras aquella tenga 4
su cargo ell edifcio ha sido resuelta favorable
mente Hoy no podemos ser mas extensos
consecuencia de estar abarrotados de trabaio con
la llegada del vapor directo va daremos deta
lies de todo entire tanto sepa ell p1blico que
desde maflana microbes estaran abiertos los Jar
dimes de la Exposition desde las dos hasta las
seis de la tarde. Los ninos, sobre todo, van q
estar de enhorabuena.
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REMITIDO

Con.paasta del Aclteducto de Puerto Rico Z. A.
Scott Iaegeniero RepresentGnte.
San Juan de Puerto-Rico, Abril 3 de 1894,
Senior Director de LA CoRREsPoNDENo
Preseute
Muy senior mio: SupKcole Sc sirva mandar
insertar en- las columnas de su estimable DSario
las siguientes lineas que en- esta fecha yemito u
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Un respectable amigo de Juana-Diaz nos es-
cribe:-" Creo conveniente distrsar su ocupadfsi-
ma atenci6n para advertirle que por los morhn6--
manos de este pueblo tratan de poner obstacu-
los Ia campaha moralizadora emprendida con-
ira ese vicio, cuyas consecuencias nadie puede
jpaginar J cuya importapcia no Sc puede hguragg
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Hemos tenido mucho gusto en- saludar 4
nuestro buen amigo el senior don Emilio Cortada
del comercio de Ponce, que Sc eneuentra de paso
en- esta Capital. Hoy ha debido regresar q sus
lares
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Hemos tenido mucho gusto en- recibir la vi
sta del interesante diario que con ell tftulo de
" La Dinastia Sc publica eu Uadiz. Correspon-
deremos ella, estableciendo ell oportuno canie.
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pAPEL
De Imprenta todos tamanos, venden
MULLENHOF Y KORBER.

dor General, para probar sus buenos deseos en-
favor de la c1udad de San German, no tendra in
conveniente en- disponer que Sc traslade la re-
ferida poblaci6n una compania de las tropas que
estan de guarnisi6n en- Mayaguez, siempre que Sc
habilite el cuartel Sc faciiten viviendas para
los ofciales En- San German ha sido ben reci-
bida La noticia Sc ocupan de que Sc desaloje el
cuartel que esta hahilitado para el Juzgado Mu-
nicpsl, viviendas de los secret rios del Juzgado
del Ayuntamiento y por guardias municipales.
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En- una reunion de comerciantes celebrada
en- Mayagiez por iniciativa de aqueI Centre de
Detallstas, fu6 acuerdo nombrar al Dr. Carbonell
Cd. Salvador(, para que en- union de otros dele
gados que nombre la Isla, vaya a Madrid con el
fin de gestionar Ell canje por plata espafola de la
moneda mejicana. En- la reunion Sc indico la
convencia de que el senior Vijande don Enri-
que J. lleve la representation de la Capital para
el mismo asunto El doctor Carbonell acept6 el
cargo y dijo que harfa de su pecuho los gastos
de Yiaie etc.