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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-06-22

Seattle. June I5.-The Seattle Ship.
pers' Association, comprising IS per
cent Of the business men who have deal
ings with the railroads. today decided
unanimously TO route no more freight
by the Northern Pacific, but to route il
all over the Great Northern. until the
Northern Pacific stops it's trsns-Pacific
steamers to land and receive freight.
II the Great Northern does not, within
reasonable time, provide adequate
depot and terminal facilities, in accord
ance with President Hills repeated
promises. the boycott is TO be applied
TO the Great Northern. and all bust
ness is to be given to the Canadian Pa
cifc. At present the Northern Pacific
gets 60 per cent, the Great Northern
25 per cent, and the Canadian Pacific
Is per cent. 1t was decided to secure
the adhesion Of every shipper in the
city and of every lumberman-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-06-22
THE 500 CANAL.


The Proceedings Wsrs u Very Fer
mai Character.
Sault Ste. Marie. June l5.-It was
expected large delegation Of ministers
and members Of the Canadian pariia-
ment would be here today to Join in
the celebration Of the opening Of the
new Canadian canal. bat ~ the mem.
bers were opposed to breaking in On
the time Of parliament, the idea was
abandoned. and the proceedings were
Of merely formal character.
The canal materially increases the
facilities for transportation between
Lake Superior and the lower lakeG
The canal has already cost Canada over
%. 623 900. and when completed will
probably foot mp -. 900. 900. The orig.
inal canal gave only sixteen feet Of
water. but the work Of enlargement.
which was commenced in January.
1889, has now given q canal . mile
long. with lock 900 feet in length
and sixty feet wide at the gateway.
having q depth of twenty-one feet Of
water. The approaches, however. are
thus far dredged to only eighteen feet.
and further expenditure will be neces-
sary TO give the canal sufficient drift
for fully loaded steamers OF the larger
elAsA
The canal on the American side.
which already had seventeen feet draft.
has been under process Of enlargement
for some years The work, which ID
expected to be completed this year.
will give twenty feet Of channel, with
a new lock 500 feet long by 100 feet
wide and q depth Of twenty -one feet.
These two great Improvements win
tend to largely increase the freight
tonnage carried by the Great Lakes in
competition with railways.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.


First Presbyterian ohurch-The Rev.
Nail. ID. D., will preach In this church
today ut il a. m. and 1850 n. IN. Az
DR.. Nall has decided TO leave this
state and connect himself In the work
in some other field outside of Texas.
this will be favorable opportunity
Cor his many friends In Fort Worth
to meet him before he departs. Rev.
r.. II. Nail will be sadly missed In
the state, and in the work OF Prcsby-
terlanism In Texas. An strangers In
the city are cordially invited To attend
the services at the church, corner VI
Fourth and Calhoun streets.
The First Spiritualist society holds
regular meetings every sunday meet
ing at 1880 y. M. Chamber OF Com
merce, over the postofilce Several
speakers will make short addresses on
subjects OF interests 10 all thinking
minds. The public generally invited
Primitive Baptist preachlng-Eider
w. 70. Harrell OF Dallas Will preach at
the Presbyterian church on College
avenue, today at Ii u. IN. and $3.50 p. M
Tabernacle Cumberland Presbyterian
church, corner Nineteenth and CHAM
bera streets--Preaching by the pastor,
j. NJ. Martin, at u o'clock a, m. ana
at Z p, m. Sabbath school at $50 n.
M Endeavor at 6 p. m. a cordial IN
vitation is extended to the public to
attend.
Trinity Episcopal chapel. corner St
Louis avenue and Tucker street Rev.
j. y. c. Beaublen priest In charge
October "a, twentieth Sunday after
Trinity, Holy Communion at n. m.
Morning prayer and sermon at II a.
IN. Evening prayer and sermon at 1850
u. IN. Sunday school at $3.50 u. m.
st. Paurs Methodist Episcopal
church, corner OF Seventh and Lamar
misunderstanding sabbath morning by
President o. l.. Fisher, the pastor, and
at night by Rev. MIR. Shepard, the
evangelist from California. sabbath
school. Mr.. Geo. u. sites, superntend-
ent, at 9.45 H. m Epwofth league De
votlnal meeting at $50 y. m. Cordial
welcome for all.
TAYLOR street Cumberland prebyte-
rian church, corner OF Fifth aud Tay-
| lor streets--Sunday school at $3.50 a. M.
| Morning service Mt IL o'clock Annual
meeting OF Womnns Missionary so
| ciety, when reports will be made as to
| the work done during the past year.
| Evening service at 7ib. Mrs. short,
organist; Rev. A. y. Buchanan, pastor
Primitive Baptist Preaching-Elder
| W. e. Harrell will preach at the Pres
| byterlan church on College avenue To-
day at o'clock and tonight at 1880, and
Sunday at IL n. m. and ESQ p. N,
There Will be no services at the
| Broadway Presbyterian church to-
morrow, on account Of absence of pas-
| tor.
First Baptist church, corner Third
and Misunderstanding at II and 7;ib'
| Miss Burlington. organlst. Miss Hiltl
will sing shelley's "Resurrection." with
violin oblgato by Mr.. Hease, Mr. and
Mrs Hesse will render "Cavatinn,' by
Bohm, on organ and violin. Seats free
Strangers welcome. j. Morgan Wells
| pastor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

sisted with good public policy. There
y but one course TO pursue. to cut
down the forces. and this VIII necessa-
rily impair the efficiency. The fire de-
partnient, police force, street force.
land every other department must
bear Its share of the burden. That Ii
VIII be for the good of Fort Worth |
do not believe; but 1t cannot be helped.
The board Of equalization have fixed the
values. The charter places limit on
the rate. We cannot make appropria-
lions. in excess OF revenue, and IL the
people suffer therefrom we cannot
help 1t, regret 1t us we may"
Among other retrenchmenis in
cluded in the program upon which
these figures are based It ia proposed
that there shall be decrease in the
number OF men in the police and fire
departments, that the city council shall
meet only semi-monthly, and every
superiiuous expense shall be cut on
irrevooably and some which are by no
means unnecessary as, for Instance.
that of street sprinlSling which, 1t Is
proposed to abolish altogether.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
WAS DEAF AND DUMB
NUT NOW THE LITTLE GIRL CAS-
HEAR AND TALK.
Remarkable md skiiIfui Cure Ef-
fscted by n Resident Fort Worth
& Physician = The Facts.

Near the town OF orandview In John
son county lives u. u. Jackson, pros
porous planter. and his family. For
some time his little daughter about
seven years old has been deaf and
dumb. and In addition to these sad
aHilctlons both eyes have bsen crossed.
The little ones parents were well nigh
heart-broken at the sad plight OF their
bright little daughter ana did all In
their power TO have her cured. Finally
about three months ago they brought
the little girl 10 Fort Worth and called
on DR.. Frank Mullins 10 treat her.
They made their last trip 10 Fort
Worth last week, and yesterday ro-
turned home tho happiest people In
Texas, with an oyerjoyed heart In the
little girl, for she can speak now, hears
well and her eyes are as straight as
those OF any bright-eyed lassle In the
county. DR.. Mullins found that tu-
NOR, or what ia known AZ caulifiower
growth IN the throat, caused the deaf
ness and lack Of power TO speak, and
with rare skin. coupled with perfect
knowledge OF treatment. soon had her
we'll. This ~ not an age OF miracles,
but II Is an age when men who have
devoted years TO the healing art oan
accomplish that which Is equal 10 the
miracles OF Old.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
CLOSED.


the. defendant. the speaker declared
with all the force OF his well known
eloquence that while his repu. alton
might have been good, the character Of
no man could be other than black as
hell who would deflle the bed of his
own friend
Counsel for defense say that Black
was not poisoned at all, out ~ the
next moment they declare that Mrs,
Black testified in order to save her
own neck. And tho speaker pursued
throughout his argument the theory Of
contradictory statements OF counsel.
And for two hours this master of TO-
rensic argument hammered away at the
the position OF the defense. holding
both his audience and the Jury by his
forceful eloquence. His argument was
so full and complete that no synopsis
would give n comprehensive idea OF H..
He took up every feature or the evil
dence adduced and every argument Of
fered by the defense. and showed or
seemed to show, that all conspired to-
gether to prove deep laid, deadly
and successful plot to rob Martin j..
Black of his life and OF his wife. In
answer to the charge of conspiracy on
the part OF railroad men, Mr.. Furman
delivered u stirring tribute to the un-
selfshness Of railroad men, that must
have made the bosom OF every real
man heave with pride.
Mr.. Furman finished his speech for
the prosecution few minutes before
o'clock and Judge Harris delivered
his charge, when he adjourned court
and the jury retired, selecting theiI
foreman and went to supper.
Judge Harris charge was pronounced
a fair and conservative document, GOV.
erlng all the points in the case, and
embraced no particular special feature
He charged them with the law in re-
gard to administering poison with the
intent to commit murder, and In
structed them that they could not con
Wet on the testimony OF an accomplict
unless that testimony was corroboratet
by complete evidence.
The Jury returned from supper at
o'clock and at once entered upon tbs
deliberatlon OF verdict. Judge Harrl,
informed them that he would holC
himself in readiness 10 receive thel
verdict at any time up to 1880 o'clock
DIR. siegerts Angostura Bltters pos
sess an exquisite flavor and are n sure
preventive for all diseases of the
digestive organs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

Edward A. Tabor, the well known
gospel lecturer. is In the city. to de-
liver his interesting series OF dis
course. entitled, Our, Country Imper-
illeb. o. the Problem OF Social Life.''
He speaks in the special interest of
the y. NJ. C. A.. the Epworth League,
Christian Endeavor and other religious
societies. Arrangements have been
made TO give him cordial welcome ut
the Missouri avenue church. where his
lectures will be given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

The Gazette Carrier boys at Dallas
Fair Yesterday.

Mr.. d. n. Gopher circulator OF the
Gazette. and Mr.. Charles Brown. his
assistant, gave twenty-eisht bright
CARRIER boys pleasant visit to the
Dallas fair yesterday. The party was
treated well by everybody. They were
taken TO the Union depot and back free
OF charge by Mr.. George Hendricks,
manager Of the Fort Worth street
car company They were given a
very low rate by the Texas ana Pa
cihc railway company, and We're al
lowed all the privileges OF special
guests at the Dallas fair.
They returned home very happy and
full OF noise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

On account of the above the Cotton
Belt route viii sell round trip tickets
to Austin at rate OF one fare for round
trip. Tickets on sale November 8. 4.
O.. and G. limited to return November
s. For further Information call on
your agent or call on or address,
A. A. GLISSON.
T. p. A.. Fort Worth, Tex.
D. NJ. MORGAN.
c. p. and T, a. No. 4ol Main street.
s. @. WARNER,
@. p. A., Tyler, TEX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

pnnNs We manufacture
Veno's curative agents and Neno Flee
tris full, two OF the most phenomenal
medicines In existence. with those two
medicines we make rheumatic ana
pnrniytic cripplss walk and cure mu-
larla, nervousness. stomach, liver,
catnrrh and blood diseases In the most
remarkable manner. We guarantee 10
return the money II tho medicines inl.
The people or Fort Worth cannot deny
the power OF these medicines, as have
cured persons who have suffered for
thirty yeafu." An old gentleman mann
ed Levi Chandler, living at 1919 East
First street, c.,me here five days ago
walking on a crutch and a cane, he
said he had not been able to take
ytep without his crutch and cane for
four years He had rheumatism and
creeping paralysis. Want 4 Co Of this
city recommended him TO me. lie
bought few bottles OF the Electric
Fluid and Curative syrup, aud two
days ago he walked into my Office here
without his oruteh and cane, be-
lieve there Is not one doctor In ten
thousand could have produced the same
result. Mr. Chandler Bwors to the
facts before @. NJ Teinpleton, notary
public We can euro deafness and
many other diseases just as quickly.
Veno at this point showed the writ
er a letter he had Just received from
Mira. w. Il. Kirby. lli3 East Third
street, which read as follows
thirty years" Neno at this point
showed the writer letter he had Just
received from Mrs W. Il. Kirby, lil3
East Third street, which road as fol-
lows
81 can't let you leave without telling
you the great good l have derived from
your curative syrup. My baby boy has
suffered with summer complaint and
bad bowels. ] had tried overybody's
remedy and physicians. but they did
no good. purchased n bottle OF
ceeded In curing my boy. May God
bless you In your mission. / also want
TO thank you for enlightenlng tho ladies
on the subject Of health.
TO VENO. y
Though foreign by birth,
Yet q blessing on earth.
Our pains to allay,
Give comfort and Joy.
While the envlous may fuss,
The wise will entrust
| Their health 10 great Veno,
The physician for US.
Very sincerity. with great respect,
MRS. w. X. KIRBY.
Veno said ha received letters every
day from persons who had been cured.
and he would not be satisfied until
every man and woman IN Texas was
using his medicines. lie Enid the
rapidly with which the remedies were
being purchased at drug stores was
phenomenal. II. w. williams, whole
sale druggist, had bought a large sup
state.
by special request veno viii deliver
| his third lecture to ladies' only In city
hall on Monday afternoon at ESQ. All
sick people should see him before Mon
day evening. as he leaves for Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

One car load of cattle was shipped
Yesterday from Buffalo TO Baird.
Nine cars of cattle from Waskom 10
Sweetwater
Waskom 10 San Angelo.
Ten cars OF cattle from Midland
10 Chicago.
Ten cars Mexican cattle from Ei Paso
70 Two asH csr. i hoS.ss from P.cos 70 rsaar.
kama
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
Texas state Fair ana Dallas ESposi
tfon-oct. 10 TO Nov. q.
chri.tian Church Convention--oef
10 TO -.

On account of the above events, the
Cotton Beit Route will sell tickets to
Dallas, Tex, at the rate of one fare for
the round trip. Tickets on sale from
October i6 to October 81, inclusive
Good to return November TO-
For further information see any TICK
of agent of the company. or call on or
address. A. A. Gibson. t. p. A., Fort
Worth, Tex: D. NJ. Morgan. c: p d
n A., 4O1 Main street. Fort Worth
TEX; S. G. Warner. Ct. p. A.. Tyler
Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

VIII Reduce Expenses ana me roiios
Force, Too.

Dallas, Tex, oct. 2e.--tspeclal,)- y
The city council. In spasm OF econ
omy, has decided 20 dispense with the
services Of six patrolmen, cutting the
Of Police ]. @. Arnold protested against
tho reduction, but the Statesmen had
their own way. and the reduction WIN
tAies niaA@ altar The tain ~ =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

Rev. r.. II. Nall. formerly pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church OF this
city, will occupy that pulpit today at
II o'clock. The many friends through
out Texas OF Or. Nall will regret TO
learn that he has decided TO leave the
state, and viii start for New orleans
with his family this week. DR.. Nail
has labored long and faithfully in
IL devoted and the fruits OF his con-
centrated endeavor and Christian life
are 10 be found on every hand. wher-
ever he has Eooe, The loving bone
aIafion OF the Congregation In Fort
worth, which he served. VIII follow
Or. Mall and family TO their nov home.
Iiave W. s. Matney, the tailor. CD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
DAY IN THE COURTS.
Two Murder Trials for Next Week.
Notes on Minor Matters.

Judge Harris will be on his civil
docket tomorrow. Judge Green will
try the RIppey and Barrett murder
cases next week.
suit was filed yesterday by the Lawn
Terrace company against Emma Tim
mers and others for foreclosure OF lien
on lots and 2 OF block of the Lawn
Terrace addition. ,,.
MIR. j. Collins and Miss Nora White
were granted marriage licenses yester-
day.
swartz's photos do not crack and
peel off.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

The explosion of lamp in Trinity
church caused an alarm to be turned
in from box 16 at $3.50 o'clock last night
and portion OF the department re-
sponded, eXtlnguishing the fire before
any damage was done.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

Invest your money In the Equitable
Investment company; agents wanted.
Apply to a. r.. HALL.
General Agent, Rooms 30 and 81, Hur-
ley building. Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

All members Of Alma and Spring Pal
ace lodges are requested TO meet at
X. of p. hail. corner Third and Main
streets. this Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock by order Of
COMMITTEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

THE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE u. O. N.
RAILRoADl
civ. Fort Worth and Ban Antonio. VIA
Hearne, with which immediate eoHnoeuDDhhs s
an;oiinst ,outs 10 TAYLOR, Austin, San An
tonic, Laredo and points In Mexico
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

Regular meeting, Monday evening.
October as. 1895. All nemberh of this
order ARE invited with us.
r. w. MANCHESTER
Attest Commander.
c. b. GRADE. Adjutant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

swartz makes photos that do not
swell up. scale or crack or.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

w. s. Matnoy. the tailor s1s Main
street. has a large stock OF fina goods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

Everything the best at W. s. Mat
news. the tnllor. si3 aMln street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

For the new style goods and stylish
made clothing go to W. S. Matney. the
taflor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

Five cars cattle from Odessa to CHI
cage.
Three cars cattle from Colorado to
Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

swsrtE makes photos that plsaas ne
people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

Hay4 W. s. Matney, the tailor. GO
Aaia street cut you q suit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

DIR. Siegerts Angostura Bltters pos
sess an exquisite flavor and are a sure
preventive for all diseases of the
digestive organs.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-10
ROCHESTER

Rochester. ~. Y. IcD. ,SpcciaD.-The annual
catalogue was issued this week. II gives the mum
ber of students 2Os. against ss last year. of
this number. 20 are seniors. - juniors. - sopho-
mores and 81 freshmen. the others being classified
az special and eclectic. Tho faculty has received
two additions during the year. 10y the appo.ntmcn,
of Henry T.. Lawrence instructor In Ihy scs and
OF Ad.lbert Hamilton az instructor In Greek Twelve
scholarships have been granted to the students ~
the Rochester Free Academy In addition 20 the
twelve already awarded hy competitive exam
ination. Three IN the classical and three IN
the scientific course given TO each academic
class. The completion of the now physical lahora-
tory will make 1t possible offer advanced theoret
Ical and practical courses In mechanics. tho theory
OF light: electricity and photography. Considerable
space Is given In the catalogue TO the university
tension movement in Rochester. now Off ally a
part Of the work Of the college.
The Mandolin club has arranged for concerts at
lie Roy Caledonia and Avon during the latter part
OF this month
The first Of the preliminary trials for appointment
20 the Dewey prize declarations. under the new
a. scholarship took place at Anderson Han Tues
dav evening before the students ana faculty
committee. composed Of President Hill ana Profess
sors baltimore and Mixer Tho following named
were the sOphOmOrcs who took part. with the ttles
OF their dcclamatons: II. L. Gray. "I.asca'. \. r.
Anderson. The Bell; Emmett OBrien. The Flo
quence OF OConnel"; &. Il. Tenney. The Empire
state Express f. > Kenyon. The Death OF Gar
field: +. G. Cubbey. The Last charge Of Ncy''.
George \. Fairbank. The Battle Of Gettysburg'
W. -. Mcclure. when the Frost Is on the Pump
kim: II. a. Smith. "Eulogy of New England *.
G. Phillips. "Alary's Night Ride
New-York tribune., 1895-02-10
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

philadelphia Feb. 9 (SpecaD.-Dr William Pepper.
ex-provost of the university who resigned In June,
1894 has lust issued his biannual report covering
the period between october, 1892, and June 1884 Dr.
Pepper makes a comparison between the university
when he became provost in 1881 and at the time or the
completion of his work as provost The university
land comprised fifteen acres the students NUMBER
ing ss1 and the received from the students were
800 70 while in 1894 the OF the university
land was fifty-two the number OF students ZlSo ana
the fees were s23o.5S7 During his provostship the
Wharton school of finance and economy, the Vet
Urinary school and hospital. the graduate depart
snent the department for women the department OF
physical education. the department of archaeology
the laboratories Of hygiene chemistry and anatomy
were added, and the inception OF the hghiy success
ful lecture course, the Archaeological Association
and the American Society for the Extensoh OF n, f
versty Teaching were instituted Nearly al Oh Oh
BENJAMIN Franklin's plans DR.. Pepper states nave
been fulfilled -, -, ..
The catalogue OF the university. which mas )ust
been issued shows attendance OF 2,aSS students
and a faculty of 273 professors, lecturers ana IN,
structors This places the university as the tnird
largest educational institution In the United states
The ceremonies connected with the celebration OF
Washington's Birthday will be held In the American
Academy of Music instead Of In the library OF the
uniyersity has been the custom FOR the last rev
wears Judge Russell NJ Thayer graduate OF the
University will deliver the annual GRAFTON. ana Gov
ernor Daniel Hastings will also speak. Provost
Charles c. Harrison will preside at the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-10
BOSTON

Eoston Feb Q (SpeciaD.-The young women OF the
coIeoo of Liberal Arts are busted with preparations
for tho annual Gamma Delta reception which IL
TO occur this year on February 2i Fifteen nun
dred invitations have been issued Eacn class VIII
have two tables at the reception and the ioilowhs
hostesses are announced to preside: Seniors MTs
Lucy w Warren and Miss Sara NJ flsher' juniors
Mis-, Elizabeth Bowling and MISS Amy .hase :
sophomores Miss Marion Gray and Miss r. Mauue
Have. freshmen. Miss |. L. Moulton and Miss -.
L. Nichols The seniors will hold the!r rscep.1n =,
I'm the college chapel and expect to nave elaborate
decorations They have chosen the following com
mittce to have charge of the work: Miss sara Cone
Bryant Miss Grace B. Day ana MISS E''e" d.
Esau. ., -. ,,uo,,r,
The athletic association has entered the f2Iowing
,he annual Boston Athletic Association indoor
meet: r. T. Clarkson. \. VI. Lyon, +: W Beck,
RI :r6c College Glce club gave its annual concert
in Jacob Sleeper Hall OH Friday.