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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-15
Tho Cause WIZ rrIumnh.

LINCOLN (Neb.l, Nov. 6.-Hon. W
j. Bryan today gave out the follow.
ing:
TO Bimetallists OF the United
States: Conscious that millions OF
loyal hearts are saddened by a ten
porary defeat, i beg to offer n word OF
hope and encouragement. No cause
ever had supporters more brave.
earnest and devoted than those who
have espoused the cause OF bimetal.
ism. They have fought from convic.
ton, and have fought with all the
zeal which conviction inspires. Events
will prove whether they are right or
wrong. Having done their duty Us
they saw it, they have nothing to re-
greet. The Republican candidate has
been heraldad as the advance agent OF
prosperity. II his policies bring real
prosperity to the American people.
those who opposed him will share in
that prosperity. II, on the other
hand, his policies prove an injury to
The people generally, those supporters
who do not belong to the oNice-hold-
ing class or to the privileged class will
sutier III common with those who op.
posed him. The friends OF bimetal-
ism have not been "anquished; they
have simply been overcome. They
believe the gold standard is a con-
spiracy of money changers against
the human race.
'ihe contest this ycar has been
waged under great embarrassmcnts
and against great odds. The Repub-
hcan convention held out the delusive
hope OF international bimetallisIn,
while Republican leaders labored
secretly for gold recommendation; the
gold standard Democrats publicly adj
vocatcd the election of the Indianap-
oils ticket, while they labored secret
~ FOR the election of the Republican
ticket. But III spite of the efforts of
the administration and its supporters;
III spite OF the threats OF money lend
ers at home and abroad; III spite of
the coercion practiced by corporation
employers, and in spite of trusts. and
syndicates; IN spite of the enormous
Republican campaign fund, aud in
spite OF the daily press, bimetallism
has almost triumpbed in its first great
fight. The loss of q few States, and
that. too. by Il very small plurality.
has defeated bilnctallism for the prcs-
emf, but bimetallism energies from
the contest stronger than il was four
months ago"
Bryan goes on at some Icugth and
concludes us follows:
"The year 1900 is not far away
Before that year arrives international
bimctallism will cease 10 deceive: be-
fore that year arrives, those who have
called themselves gold standard Dem
ocrats will become b%imetaIIIsts or Re
"publicans; before that year arrives,
trusts will have convinced still more
people that trusts are Il u to
private welfare and public safety; be-
fore that year arrives, the evils of the
gold standard will be even more cvi-
dent than they are now, and tho peo-
pie will be ready TO demand an Amer
lean financial policy for the American
people, and will join with us III the
Immediate restoration OF the free and
unlimited coinage Of gold and silver
at the present ratio of lG to /. without
the aid or consent of any nation.
W. j. BRYAN"
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500 Reward RIOO.

OF ONO, Cry oE To-)
LEDo. Lucas CoUSTY. rs.
Frank j. cheney makes oath that
he Ii the senior partner Of the firm OF
T.. j, Cheney x Co, doing business in
the City OF Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will nav
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF Ca.
tarrh that connot be cured by the use
OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF De-
ccmbcr, \. ID. lSSG.
\. W. c. EASON.
SEAL Notary Public.
llnll's Catarrh Cure ia taken inter.
naIIy and acts directly on the blood
and ucou II faces OF the system
Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY 4 Co.
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold 10y druggists 75c.
Halle Family Pills aro the best.
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Wilson IL Defeated.

Through the kindness Of Mr.. j. +
Short, the INDEPENDENT received the
returns from South Ruby today on
Recorder and Commissioners. This
precinct gave Parsons s for Re-
corder and Watkins l3. For long
term Commissioner Reed received -
Wilson 3, and Holland G. For the
short term Hibbets received 10 and
Rigsby 3.
Watkins now leads Parsons -
votes with Tecoma to hear from. The
vote is all in on Commissioners and
the result stands rs follows:
Reed (Long term. ....491
Wilson CLong term .iS2
4. majority Of Q for Reed,
Rissby (Short term. .I37
Hibbets tShort tnrm). .432
y majority of . for Rigsby,
The official canvass will he made
Thursday and it is more than prob
able that Sc yeral recounts will follow.
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Gnne up salt River.

Tho boat for Salt river started on
the trip yesterday afternoon. All
but one OF the crew got on board
promptly and he. though lOath To
90, finally walked over the gang
plank aud took his place at the wheel.
AS most Of tho crew were land lub-
bcrs. unacquaintcd with the crooks
and turna in the chnnnci. they chose
rs pilot an old navigator who had
made the voyage in 30 and 81.
Ills previous experience will be Of
great benefit to tho green hands on
board the boat Of &c and he will
safely guide it to the political bury
ing ground at the head Of the river.
Tho crew with one exception waa M
jolly as any that ever set out on the
Salt river cruise. Their many
friends hope they will return in time
for tn" campaign OF %. Boys we've
been there.
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Th- Official Canvass.

The official canvass II the vote cast
at the recent election is IL progress
at the courthouse. Judge Talbot
~canvasscd the vote on members Of
the Assembly and Commissioners
this forenoon. The result was found
to he as follows:
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MIssDuri's GOvrrnnr.

Governor Stone 81 Missouri IN true
grit. He says. al shall begin from
this hour the work OF organizing the
people for the state campaign oi 1900
Tho cause We have fought for IL right.
II involves II question affecting the
prosperity Of our country and the hap
pincss Of mankind. II will not 10
settled until il il settled right. Tho
bnttlc wo have fought has no, been in
vain, since IL has resulted in separ
nting the Democratic meal from the
ciIaT. Tho party will grow stronger
in future when every mhn in 1t IL
ready to tight and Ia die for hi, prin.
ciplcs. Tho causc Of free eilycr 10 not
lost 10y this defeat. Tho blessings
that would flow from bimctalism will
bc delayed, but thoy vail come nj last
IN response to the resoluic and I'M
yielding demands Of the people"
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BRYAN.

BRYAN.
Bryan and Sewall 10.
NewlRnds Q.
Cummings l. Hardin S.
Curler s, Massey ].
Evans 6, McGin 3.
Clayton 3, Hardesty S, McAfee S,
O'Brien 3, Russell 3, Smiley D.
Matcer z. McComb ., womack l.
Green G, Mcbride 3.
Parsons l, Watkins S.
Patterson 10.
Morgan 10.
Dewar l, Hibbets Z, Rigsby /.
Holland /, Reed 7, Wilson ..
MARDIs.
Clayton %. Hardesty -, McAfee
l6, O'Brien /. Russell l, Smiley 81
Cogswell l., Matter %, McComb 10
Green .. Mcbride "A.
Parsons 6 Watkins n.
johnson j, Patterson n.
Morgan 81.
Dewar ., Hibbets II. Rigsby IL.
Holland 4. Reed IL. Wilson 10.
LAMoILLE.
Bryan and Sewall 30,
Bryan and Watson s.
Mckinley ..
Davis 4, Doughty %, Newlands -
Cummings 9, Hardin 26, Moore l.
Curler 20, Massey 20, Murphy Q.
Evans 20, Fulton 7, McGill l6.
McDiarmid 10. Starrett -.
Clayton 10, Hardesty 30, McAfce
%, O'Brien IL, Russell Z. Smiley %
Weiland n.
Brace !. Matcer 10, McComb .
Womack 10.
Green IL, Mcbride %.
Parsons l3, Watkins 30.
johnson s, Patterson IL.
Dewar %, Hibbets 3, Rigsby 10.
Holland 3. Reed 90, Wilson 81.
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lie closest contest for any Office in
INC stat" WA that between W. W.
Christian and j. j. Malloy for clerk
OF Lander county. Tho official count
showed II ito between them. and ~
a recount being made Malloy won
by ono vote.
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WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

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VIII be made rs low rs is consistent with
Sec for terms.
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n tIugp Vote.

Tho vote on Commissioners and
Recorder is exceedingly close. Al
the returns are in except from Bryan
and South Ruby. With these pre-.
cincts to hear FROM the vote for Com.
m~issiOncrs stnn1H rs fnllnms.
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WiIs0n leads Reed eix votes aud
Hibbcts is % behind Iiigsby. Tho
chances arc more than even for Reed
to oycrtako Wilson and pull out
ahead. Rigsby has tho best OF his
fight and will win by n small major.
ity
Watkins leads in tho Recorder
fight with 533 votes to 52l for Parsons
with South Ruby and Tocoma to hear
from.
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AN EVENING PAPER.

Iasued ovcry day, Sundays excepted.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
W. BooHER, Editor and Pro
prietor.

prie,or.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

to New Orleans. viz. Alabama. N,,ssls.
sippi. Louisiana and Texas. there is little
danger of any slash in the future. unless
the great mills comprising the Arkansas
and Missouri yellow Pine company gel
restless again and announce another CT,
In this case the whole market il aga,n
hahle to general cut through sympathy.
pu. at inns time the prospects are bright
for a continuance of profitable nr;ces ~,
Memrhis meeting having settled II. The
retailers associations of the North and
west are In sympathy With the manu-
faoturers associations of the South. SO
FAR as fixed prices are concerned. and the
outlook IS bright for good profits on the
yellow pine industry this year"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24
EARTH OVER MANURE PILES.

few inches of dry earth over a pile
of fermenting manure will fectually pre-
vent loss of ammonia. This is a much
more common cause of loss where manure
is piled than is teaching We doubt
whether during summer and uutil cold
weather the plies of manure left out of
doors get more rainfall than is good for
them. This is especially true Of horse
manure, which will burn into ashes and
lose most of its manurial value If kept
where rain can not reach A. The waste
from teaching of manure occurs mainly IN
winter and early spring. when the melting
of SHOWS and heavy rainfalls drench the
soil with water.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24
SUGGESTIONS WANTED.

Those who have had experience with
horses thus afflicted are requested to
give the information desired below:
have saddle pony about 10 years
old. who went in pasture all summer
and became fat. Three weeks ago
stabbed her. and since then she has been
getting thinner right along, although I
feed her good prairie hay and oats. She
eats, however, very little hay as It seems
TO hurt her mouth which ] consequently
examined today. and found that she had
the lampas to some extent. Do you sup
pose that this IL the cause of her not
eating much. and II so, what would you
advise me to do for them-burn them or
cut them? Some prefer one method to
the other, and some condemn both Hof-
man Petersen. Duke, Fort Bend county,
Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

Havanu. February I--Ail cavalry be-s
longing 10 tho insurgcnt forces undcrp
Gomez md Maceo have rctreated into thcl|
swamps In tho province Of Havana. Csl~I
onei Vchrdn Cerrlca fought band or
insurgents Mt Ciepo Avilla ana they lefd'
nix dead and then retrcated. carrying on
their wounded OF the troops Lieutenantl
SabLnadu WIS wounded Reports aroi
givon out OF engagements with insurgents
leaders
openly expressed alarm today, the occa-
sion for the feeling Of dread kc.ng that
1t was the first anniversary OF the out
break OF tire revolution IN Santiago dol
Cuba aud IL was feared the insurgentst
would signnilzo the event by some vieorYi
ous movement or some striking outbrcak
In The city itself. Tho day pagasd wtth1
out the anticipated dangers manufacturing
themaclvrs
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MOTION ron nIsApcuMENT,

Little Rock, February 2h-Mr. Jonn ~
pas passos Of New York appeared today
IN the supreme court In support OF m2f
lion Tor reargumcnt In the case ol Wei .s,7
then IS. Little Rock and Fort smith rna13
othnr roads for the payment OF pon41
ssied by the state 10 aid IN their epn
strnoiion lhs case WAS argued ana sup5
,.,,,ed mo yanr ago, hut one of the 1uugea<
lt,,, aIsoualified a special judge was ar1
noinfed IN his place. Tho suit ,nyoissI
t IA no. THE case wiss probably pc teU
nrriIcd In June or October. - -, u
ns, The road The bonds involved Y tn.4
ciSe arc commonly known ~ tne n al
honds and arc said 10 nave rost w
great statesman the preslnehes'
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pRlsoNERs' FATEs.

Havana, February 2i.-'rhe men az,
rested recently on tho charge OF stealing
ammunition arc being tried here today NY
conrtmartial. They are being protected
from the populace by civil guards, as
great deal OF bitter Feeling has been ex-
pressed against them.
Small bands OF Insurgents have ap-
pearod at Bacurano. Santa re ana Gll-
lego near this city. The insurgent leanor,
rl ingllsito. whose real name IL said ~
4" Alfredo codoy, or Gold, and who ~
reported to be n nasiye OF Illinois. nhn
been brought hero from Gulnrs Win TX .
teen other prisoners of war Nine o. tne
and The remainder to tho Isle OF Pines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

-UM M TESSTON1.lES SNLF,-
/ viii sell on Tuesday. March 2, 1896. nj
public auction, az the court house door
OF Harris county. Texas. all real and
personal properly belonging TO the Port
Houston Land and improvement Com
pany. known as Magnolia Park, stu
ated on the south side u Buffalo bayou.
short distance below the city OF Hous-
ton. in Harris county, consisting of one
Thousand three hundred and seventy
four acres OF land.
This sale is to he made In pursuance
of an order and decree Of the honorable
district court of Harris county, loxas,
made and entered on January 10. 1896,
In cause No, 1895 4. ID. Cobbs ct al VS..
the Port Houston Land and Improve
ment company ct al
For particulars In regard to description
Of property. terms Of sale, etc. see tho
decree above referred to or address me
at Houston, Texas. r.. q. AS1E
Special Commissioners
Houston, February 1, 1876. 3-2
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Special Notice.

NOTlCE-Notice IS hereby giyen that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders ard
board of directors of the Galveston
Houston and Henderson Railroad com
pauy of 1852 VIII he held at the office OF
the company IN the city of Galveston
on Tuesday, April Z. 1896 at Il o'clock
noon. A \. Van Alsiyne. Secretary. :
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Lost. Pound. strayed, Stolen.

LosT'LThursday evening. a pair OF silver
buckles. engraved "y. e." Return TO
ll03 Clay avenue and receive reward. q
LOST-Hay horse. years old. bob tail.
star In forehead; also 7-sprlng platform
wagon. Liberal reward for return 20 sol
San Felipe street. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

IF YOU own good lot In this city. | will
build YOU a house cheap on very small
monthly payments; interest only per
cent; no cash payment required call at
cnce ] am ready TO begin building i'm
mediately. VIM. Manager. SlIh Main
street. Room 2. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

WANTED--A frst-class all around timer
TO take charge OF my shop; must he
married sober, Intelligent, quick. polite
and anablo; must he q good combination
man that can do all kinds OF tin work,
pipe cutting and plumbing. a good
steady job with good pay for tho right
Kind OF man. IL you don't nil above
bin you need not apply. T. H., Bryan.
Texas, ri
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

HOUSTON ELECTRO THERAPEUTIC
CAL AND MASSAGE SANITNRlUM-
Moore & Burnett Ruilding, corner Texas
avenue and Fannln; a thorough system
OF Electro thermal, Napor Needle ana
Water Baths and Massage; special at
tention given to Diseases of Women.
Nervous system and rheumatism; Fa-
cial Blemishes successfully removed
without injury 10 the skin.
Drs. WARMER. BALFOUR & WHITE.
If
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MADAME l.. WESTPHAL'S Paris mas
qucrade costumes 3lS Mason Block, n
new, fine assortment of costumes are
made to February masque balls. cos
tunes for children from years. 2
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needy and publishes advertise ments for
situations wanted of twenty-five words
or less three times freA
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Personal.

If YOU WANT a first class meal go 10
Smiths Chop House. l05 San Jacinto
street. Meals at all hours. Spanish and
American dishes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

MADAME r. JOSEPH. Partisan dress
maker, has removed to 706 Main street
frat floor no stairs. with very nice
line of spring goods, trimmings ana lace
"a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

TWO WOMEN to do cleaning and press
Ing. Apply at once TO iiiih Preston
avenue. "a
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WANTED--Activem men 10 take orders for
our fast selling novelties; city or coun-
try. Globe Novelty Co.. 200 fremont at,
Galveston, Texas Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

$50 ACRES OF less best farm nnd irult
land. 10 miles from town. for half value
Is sold this week. states ute. SEQ
owner, 400 Milan street. 40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

ks~ion lasted for three days ard
0xht with interest from start to
Ne lists were threatened. i'm fact.
k,rn lists were already democrat
e to a revolt by soma of the
KANSAS against prevailing prices.
Nd been declared by the Arkan-
lssouri company against these
Scompany had announced cut
Ito S a thousand feet--a price
cost of production--in order to
ievolting mills 20 terms, and
. this cut did, upon the eve OF
's'nsss, things looked blue. It
Faore, natural that every yellow
fiacturer who was a member Of
these companies should he at the
netting TO see tho outcome. and
wise routine convention of the
Lumber Manufacturers associ8-
one Of the livelicst in that corpo-
scy for this reason.
NY press Of Me,nphis incorrectly
'asl the Union Lumber company,
aades the Texas and Louisiana
announced the break I'm prices.
w nave been the Arkansas and
"mpany, the former company at
A. ", n only so iar as us ship
one Northwest were concerned.
no break in the old lists. either
non, the Mutunl ar the AlaEan,o
IN nav nav a ssn'pathTuo one IN
IT,. ~. ai'' much credll Is
So a 'hree companies for the
E.sas , y, .. me difficulty The
.y plno Wv ~ N'iists ana MIS-
v.s -, ounlnany was IN Jeop-
i, vas partially rescued by the
TIA yo ,he three companies
d. nr, s" ~, meeting,
,,t,c.,,' e nst was iinally adjust
tsv IVY restored to its old ba-
M l Saa mat without the pres
Loris,a,'' ''eI' rom Nianain a,
ms ~ 'a n ana FeNas, IT would
n no OIL me most difficult prob
M t,o.s arkansas and Missouri
b of w.. Cohironted ny a dan
md ba ,vh Iu'noerlnen arrayed
Non, tSa, considerable inter
i IsnI Ig N predicament. Its
! outpdt ~ o on, 60 per cent Of
tsly W. VI the mills In its ter
-. 1
esplt slreo a.. halorltY--and
nsirts, ndy on Its hands, the
ouly "nn iNed prices were
wy tnlng could save IT,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

BIG DARGAiN--Seo acres. improved ad-
Joining Pasadena VIII sell MI or part.
so per acre. Cash & Luckel. @lh
Main street. Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

w. c. MORRILL, wants you to call at
1910 Congress avenue and get n drink
of Nigor Spring Water free. great
tonic and appetizer. %
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WANTS.

r,,r - Wv ~
LIE POST ~ THE GREAT WANT
r,. MEDIUM OF TEXAS
ano charge for other Wants" II nj.
= oss nominal. and II you want anything
- +" 40: IN the Cheap Column OF The Post
such the case In -
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
sPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSlNESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS.
STOLEN. STRAYED
LOST. FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
MANTED TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PROPOSALa
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS.
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED BIDS.
WANTED TO BUY,
INFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

FOR BALE Market garden, IN good
state OF cultivation, rich soil, IA ncrca,
~ miles from court hodse; Groom tot
,agc, stables, ohriage ana wagon
Room 2, ilampe Building. corner H'nn-
min and Prairie avenue. ~
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and parasols repaired aud
recovered cheaper than any other place
IN the city; save money by giving me
trial. II. Coplan, 500 Milan. If
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

VIAVI COMPANY. l02 Binz buildings:
health book free: home treatment, lady
attendant from 2 to D. m; all ladies
are respectfully invited to call. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

Neutrality-suspicious. double entry book
keeper competent man can apply In
person TO j. j. Solinshy. Beaumont
Texas ri
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FOR SAIIs-F Farm lands near iionAtnn
81 pcr acre, tg00. 800 aud aal acrca. ciie@
third cnsh. balance TRADE or time, Nuho,
1910 Preston, Houston, vcxns. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

AT YOUR OWN PRiCl1-l0-room houao,
kn5 Main street. two blocks from Capitol
hotel, IN the business confer OF the city;
mako me an offer orange SWIM. g6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-24

FOR SALB-Onc lot or more out OF SOW
crnl choice resident lnoAtlona IN rhlrd
and Fourth wards South. Apply 10
Garrett IIntlcasile, 9i6M Congress ave.