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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-03
CONSIDERED a Joke.

considered Il OOkCs
The Mason County Republican
resolution adopted at their late
convention, regarding the United
States Senatorship. is being treat
ed as a joke by the Republican
papers of the State, and is being
somewhat severely criticised by
these papers The foolish resolu-
tions prepared by the Boss. and
forced through the convention de-
serves the ridicule which it is now
receiving. Smart men (?) some
times do very foolish things.
The Democrats of Kanawha
county are talking of nominating
S. L Flournoy, Judge Drew and
gentlemen of that character and
ability for the legislature. If they
do, the ticket will probably be elect
ed in spite of the great odds in
the politics of the county. When
ever the people get to understand
that they want good men and able
men in the legislature, and see to
it that they put them there, so
soon will there be more whole
some legislation and fewer scan
dals emenating from our legis-
lature.
The Mason county Republicans
have resolved that, if the Republi-
cans have majority in the next
Legislature, Senator Fanlkner's
successor must come from the
southern end of the State. and the
Republican nominees for the
Legislature are instructed accord
ingly. Suppose, now, that the
northern and eastern sections of
the State. acting upon this chal-
lenge, conclude to combine on the
reverse propositions Then where
are you?-Kanawha Gazette.
IF one of the three Democratic
candidates for Congress in Mason
shows strength sufficient in the
district, with the solid vote of this
county, to indicate fair chance
for his nomination, it is the duty
of the other two, if they have the
success of the party at heart, TO
step out, and let the vote of the
county go to that candidate who
develops the most strength in the
district. Don't force the County
Convention to settle the matter.
Let US have harmony, and we will
win.
We don't pay very large
amount of taxes, but we will ven
ture to say that it will amount to
as much as that paid by the editor
ial writer of the Gazette
a mail route has been establish
ed up the Little Kanawha Rail-
road, and will go into effect Aug
ust LIST. This will be great con-
venience to the people of that val
ley, who frequently during the
winter receive no mail for a week
at time.
The Parkersburg Base Ball Club
have arranged to play the Mason
City Club on August 18th, on the
Mason ground, and August 2sth
the Mason team will play the
Parkersburg team ON the grounds
at Parkersburg, ON which occasion
the Ohio River Railroad will run
excursion trains.
The people of this country will
never consent that an inch of the
captured Spanish territory shall
ever again be given up to the con-
troll of Spain. No congressman
advocating such a proposition. can
be elected. Mark that.
About the worst news that could
come from our army in Cuba, is
that which says that the yellow
fever has broken out in it near
Santiago. More to be dreaded
than Spanish bullets.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-03

1t is we'll enough for Republi-
cans to learn that they do not own
or control this paper, and the adj
vice gratuitously given, is not ap-
preciated. We are running the
Register solely as a Democratic
paper, advocating the free coinage
of silver at the rate of Is to 1, and in
the interest of the people of this
county, who have been robbed for
years, and are still being robbed
by the most corrupt, damnabIe and
Boss-ridden ring that ever dis
graced Mason county or any other
county, Kanawha county not ex-
cepted.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-03

The Gazette is granted free
license to abuse the editor of this
paper, all he desires to. We would
not take this enjoyment away from
him for the world. Itdon't hurt us
II bit, and we care no more for what
he says, than we do for the utter
ances of Elem Mechanic.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-03

The learned lawyer-editor of the
Gazette. may deny, and deny the
debt of Mason county, but it is a
hundred thoWsomd dollars all the
same. He is good juggler but
his figures won't fool the people
this time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-03

We suggest that we have day
set apart for thanksgiving to the
Almighty for the reason we are
still living and have some property
left after the County Court got
through with fixing the levy for
county purposes, and for the roads
in the several districts.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-03

The biggest job ever perpetrated
by the Republican Ring in this
county. was the fixing of the road
levy of the several districts at an
average of 80 cents on the 500
valuation, when an average of 10
cents the county over, would have
paid every dollar of indebtedness
of the districts and kept the roads
in good repair, if the money was
economically expended. There is
a big steal in this road levy for the
gang.
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF VEST VIRGINIA.,
COUNTY, OF MASON, $ s.
At Rules held in the Clerks oIies OF the
August the LIST, 1893, the following order was
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-03

About the worst news that could
come from our army in Cuba, is
that which says that the yellow
fever has broken out in it near
Santiago. More to be dreaded
than Spanish bullets.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-03

There is not county in the
State of West Virginia where the
Republicans are controlling affairs,
but what the county is in debt,
and scandals predominant. and of
ficials of some of these Republi-
can counties indicted for, jobbery
and roboing the people.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-03

When Cleveland vetoed the bill
to coin the seigniorage the gold
bugs howled with delight, ewore
there was no seigniorage of silver
in the Treasury and coined the
catchy phrase that "to coin the
seigniorage is to coin a vacuum"
AS usual they have given the lie
to their own assertions by provid-
ing in the war revenue bill for the
coinage of this same seigniorage
which will amount to about S45,
100000.
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~ pay Write Merrill Institute, lIIddI6-
bourne. =. = mays-sn
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The county viii never get rid of
its immense debt of 100000, by
continuing Republican County.
Commissioners ON the Court. Will
you vote TO continue these burdens
upon you?
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We don't pay very large
amount of taxes, but we will ven
ture to say that it will amount &c
as much as that paid by the editor
ial writer of the Gazette
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The road surveyors in this coun-
ty are gang of Republican pir-
ates, who have been appointed
to assist in keeping the Republi-
can party in power in Mason
county.
The taxpayers can now hustle
around and get the money to pay
the 100000 debt foisted upon
them by a Republican County
Court, at the domination and die
tation of the Republican Ring.
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important matters to write about,
and have no time to waste on him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-03

The people of this country will
never consent that an inch of the
captured Spanish territory shall
ever again be given up to the con-
troll of Spain. No congressman
advocating such a proposition. can
be elected. Mark that.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-03

If you want the county burden
ed with a still greater debt than
the present debt Of 100000, just
vote for A. l.. Thorn for County
Commissioner, and you will get it
to the fullest extent. The Repub-
lican Ring will see that you are
feeced of all you have got.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-03

AS man and citizen, we have
not one word to say against the
Republican candidate for County
Commissioner, but we reiterate
that we do not believe that his
business education is sufficient for
him to grasp the financial problems
that come up before the County
Court, from time to time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-03

The Parkersburg Base Ball Club
have arranged to play the Mason
City Club on August 18th. on the
Mason ground. and August 2sth
the Mason team will play the
Parkersburg team ON the grounds
at Parkersburg, on which occasion
the Ohio River Railroad will run
excursion trains.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-12
Judgment for I.otaIfur.

In thc ease of TIE A r. Hota.ine Com
sany ~ Pugtt Sound - Thomas f. Clancy
and Pee? F. Burns. I.ou Graham, inter
venor. Judge Benson has Issued a decree
q Judgment fov the p'a,Ht5ft n thA Sums
az si.99ltt principal amount due o. ,ra,,,-
issorr rnte due IN s'ti: SAL Is accrued! in
;.re<t taerron t. date Of SUIT. costs ,r
a-tf7n- Tae t"craa further inetr,lcte that
The sai3 sur7 q ytaa1 II <h1u bear ta.eraet
troEu t'tcc,u.s.r ,1st NJ TIE ten o. cent.
rate. a1d t17, tfe PLAINTIFF rror- ga-a 81
o>'o5e- l%o foT s. u shall be rorec.o<-
- 50 Tar "a the Sl3is noe Is concerned
Il e 1dfudcr8 th3t IS between the l~ter.
ve0or ard IN r.1'r parties II ses s5tt ia
plaintiffs r7a-te0r> O. g $50 i whe.lv
fA.se. tra3G.e~' ana cooperative ans VIII
o.t- f-rre o~ eftfe, whatever. ara tba. tss
r.! "ti1 sA4 fSe ao.ni-c -h-ra.v as
against cha tutezyenor l. - fl.latr R b
iu3Te3 that tEe .-terEeunr. lesI Tsraas-
shall 4-ave IHJ r-eeTs- cg1m gee ~sve.-sl
parties - :ae suit esr ros-z and fisb4gst-
rueat~ n action ao3 awe txeeI-i5n :oI tbs
same.
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act. The jury was instructed that the ad-
minlstration of morphine into the system
OF another, hypodeunically or by other
means. by any person other than
a licensed physician is an unlawful act.
unless 1t be by authority and direction OF
such physician. Continuing the Judge
said:
Now. 10 return a verdict Of manslaugt-
ter In this case You must fnd first that
beyond reasonable doubt the defendant
did inject morphine into the woman's sys-
TEN while she was alive: second that he
had no right to do so, and third that said
injection was the cause of the death. II
You have any reasonable doubt that death
did not 80 result in other words, that 1t
resulted from other causes safch as alco-
holism or a self-admlnistered dose OF NOR
phne. you will acquit the defendant"
In discussing the insanity issue. the court
said:
1T Is the presumption Of the law that
every person IL sane. but in the event of Il
doubt arising the burden of proof of in
sanity beyond a reasonable doubt rests al
ways upon the state. BY insanity Ia meant
the Inability to discriminate between right
and wrong al the time the act is commit
ted
The charge closed with the adnonition
that in all events a verdict must be sub
fect 10 the principle inculcated in the law
that 1T is better that ninety-nIne guilty
men should go free. than that one innocent
man should be punished"
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VERDICT FOR DAMAGES.
Donald Morrison Wins His Suit
AGAINST the y. A. r. a Il. Co.

In the suit OF Donald Morrison against
the North American Transportation and
Trading Company. which was for several
days on trial before Judge Hanfori in
the Federal court. the jury yesterday even
Ing returned a verdict OF <3.Gsl - tn favor
OF the Dl3intln. Who sued for himself and
"a assignee of the Claims Of eight other
persons for damages. alleged 10 have been
sustained by the failure or the transporra-
tlen company 20 land the plaintiff and his
asSgUoTs. their baggage and sreights. az
Dawson last fall. The Jury Was out six
hours.
the verdict Il practically that Morrison
ard his aSsisnors recover their passage
rnof.ey. EXPENSES ana damages for the
value OF the time lost by them the courts
Instructions having 10 great extent e.imi-
hated the other causes OF action from the
suit. The amour. prayed by Morrison In
his complaint vas a little over s!S00e
damages fer the .oss Ct pro.t on probable
sales Of goods a. Dawson having been de-
ma0ded.
IS the company received about 2.000
passage money from Morrison ard the
eight ether passengers. It's Lawyers, claim
that the rsaI amount the company will
3oss by Tho verdict IS about siGSl o.
about s." fer each passenger
The slit Was closely tried. as the law
ye-s say, on hoth sid :. The company Was
not wiling AZ any tine TO compromise
claiming that there MS TO liability on
is part 10 Morrison ana Others having
similar claims
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Hrls the probate court yesterday letters ~
administration were granted by Judge
Moore a. follows:
To J. G. Wh!tloek. or the estate OF
Charles E. Love, deceased. bond fixed az
TiE0. 20 w. A. Calhoun. on the estate OF
Ellen ST. Calhoun. deceased boa6 fixed al
sifs.: 70 Mary NJ. Dodds. on the estate ~
Robert j. Doads. deceased, bond fixed at
Letters .es'amertaTy were Issued on the
estate Of Mary Il. r. Day.
Wills were admitted 10 probate as fol-
lows:
VIII OF l.. X. Bax.sy George Raxiey
appoInted executor without bonds; will Of
w. u. Lenter. Gustav Ieater appointed
executor without bonds: VIII Of J. p. Lud-
low. Eliza ]. Ludlow ara G. H. Black ap-
pointed executors BY will: will os Anna c.
Wender. Fred Gasch named executor.
The hearing OF the petition for proba-
ton of thu will OF the ate Thomas Mercer
vas continued until such time as the tes-
ttfnony of the witnesses to the will can be
produced.
ar. and Mrs. william Jones legally
adopted Sidney George Mills, minor
child, his name being changed TO SIDNEY
George Mills Jones
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civil Motion Calendar.

In Judge Benson's civil department. OF the
superior court the motion calendar, which
took np the greater part OF the day, was
disposed Of as follows:
Grey vs. An How. motion for new trial
oter-uied. Plaintiff excepted.
George 4, HUI ct ux. vs. E. N Fobes
- a., motion for new trial overruled.
Plaintir excepted. George 4. Hfn vs.
FRANK {. JeWett et TX. motion for new
trial overruied. P.alntiT excepted. George
a. HID vs. a j. Chapman e. TX. motion
for new trial oyerruied Plaintiff excepted
Carrie Il. Wallace VS.. Phoebe Custer ct
81, motion for new trial stricken.
+. Deadly Va. Pacific and Alaska Trans
rortatlon Company. demurrer to COM
l.. r. Knapp e. al. VS.. William p. Rob
ef;son. demurrer TO amended answer; over
ruled and plaintiff excepted
J. Il. Greaber and Mclean VS.. A. Moser
motion for leave 10 file amended answer:
continued one week.
N. Hadra W, Yukon Supply Company.
overruled and defendant excepted
Robert Chambers vs.. J. I. Stewart, de-
murrer to complaint: waived and ten days
given ID which 80 answer.
l.. r. Turner vs.. John Barneson ct al,
demurrer 10 complaint. oveTruled for want
or prosecution.
Columbia & Puget Sound Railroad Conn
parry VS.. Thomas George. demurrer TO COM
plant. overruled ard defendant excepted
4. Doyle et al. We. w. Il. Myers. defend
ants nation 10 quaSh summons: waived
"
Walter c Mack VS. Charles T.. Bianey.
motion TO dismiss appeal. continued ona
week
r. r. Townsley vs.. John Bsrneson ct
al motion 10 strike complaint: rraed.
J. T.. Mason vs. Ellie A. Erishy, de-
murrer: continued one week.
Other business transacted was:
John T.angston ct nj. IS. +. Ephrlam ct
al, order approving bond signed; order
denying motion for new trtai signed.
County OF King ~. Thomas Gordon ct al,
Judgment for defendants costs signed THIS
case was argued during the morning ses-
sion The motion 10 SET aside the order
sustaining the demurrers OF Gordon et al.
and re.nstating the case for trial was
granted The demurrer OK the defendants
WAS rrargued and overTuied.
& H. BAKER vs. X. r prpmmond, judy
rnert deer~ed by default for the plaintiff
81 the sum of s2f1 - and costs
= Y. Friedrich VS.. sherman. Clay ~ Co.
order granting leave 20 amend the prayer
Of complaint. signed. order denying mo
ton for new trial. signed Judgment sign
ed The case ~ now about IN shape 20 SO
20 the supreme court by appeal.
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6oW IN An ALLEY.
G. +. Hesper Accuses Hen Haynes OF
Trying tn Bunko Him.

Early yesterday morning Officer Bvrnes
"as attracted 20 the alley behind the First
National bank by otitcr!es from some per-
son evidently getting the worst OF 4 street
row. Fastening 10 the scene he found a
man by the name OF c, r. Hesper running
after A man who, upon his capture gave
his name "a Ben Haynes. Hesper claimed
that Haynes and another man were around
town with him and all had several drinks
The row. he says, was caused by Haynes
ana his partner. two bunko men. trying To
take his money from him. Hesper was
badly beaten up, but. upon the opening Of
COURT. refused TO make a complaint. and
they were held on the charge OF fighting
Hesper gave bonds IN the sum OF So. ou.
Haynes. nor 50 successful, was compelled
to remain In jail. and await trial. witch
comes up Monday morning in Justice Aus
tins court
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In the Criminal ti~partm~as.

In the criminal department of ta@ sups-
FLOR court yesterday George passer plead
Cd guilty - tbe ehaTxs q burglary and
was sentenced O. Az Imprisonment Of ore
year 81 the stsie pen!.eHtlarv The bur
fiasy was committed n South Seattle one
Gay isss week
TEN Murphy was arfaiEn-a ct fha same
time for TIE sasTe oTsnss burglary hut
was given uEt', Tuesday. jgns "a TO plead
MHyrhy. tS- polire saw. was caught red.
9anfef in a cigar Nt0te ~ First avenue
trs snE tc psH- sway Wt1h a quantity e
cigars a.d TOBACCO
J, G ReynoG Franz Roe and De jacob
Ger. each charged Nib he crime % grand
larceny, were aes3 each IN tie suni 81
g. ~ sor tAsiF further appearance in ranr,
Sasry have untii neNt Wednesday - rlrad
eee men are charged w}tA stealing s,18
from CARTE nolant a. tAr Teraeriotn 4
week age
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FORT sELkIRk SUPPLIES.
Thomas Tretter. Who Has Charge of
Them. Now I'm ScaftI~

The agent n The Canadian government.
Nj. Thomas Troiter, who has charge Of the
expedition that is taking supplies 10 the
soi1'ers az Fort Selkirk, is stopping ut the
Seattle
There are twenty car loads % provisions
ana clothing for the 30 zo!die-s now on
their way 20 Fort Se!kirk. Cant pea-sa
left on the Br!xAam some DAYS ago. with
one-half OF the supplies. and Mr.. Trotter
Will leave on the T.aurada with he bal
anc". This vessel sailed early ta.s morn
t-g Tor Vancouver. where Il VIII ios the
contents Of foa- cars and 'hen return 10
Seattle ard ak o. -ne rema{rIer
3r- 'rT0fter WIS IN i.eadv..le during .hA
n niFsS excitement 81 1875. ara with a
ssTre ard varsad experiences since thar Il
vel qualified for hts undertaking. He ia
% course. weH pleased win Seattle. and
says its Nfe ard activity are FAR ahead %
any city he has visited for some time
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In the case OF G., o Guy vs.. An How.
judgement for costs in action has been
Issued In favor OF the defendant
Henry MCAimond yesterday nied libel
IN The United States court against TIE
schooner R'anch to recover ss6,6s for labor
and materials furnished
THE ease OF Hamilton Stillson ". IT.
Hammer has been continued from June
Candies " u. II. Fisher from June IA TO
June -.
pefaalt has been taken by the Stetsou
& Post Mli Company rs the Pacific x
Alaska TRANSPORTATION Company. with he
FTvtg0eH FGpd Insurance Company as
Earnlshee-
Defendants ta the case OF John T.angston
ct al -. Ferdinand EpbrRin1 81 al rs@fcr-
day entered notice q appeal from ne
order granting plaintiffs n new tr'al Judge
Benson granted she appeal
A. l.. Piper as receiver OF z. C. Miles
4 Co. yesterday brought suit IN the ST.
pertor count agasns, g. Fred Lamont "a
rse-pver SSIS * as Judgment for rental anu
liz payment for services eudeTCd.
IN sfe ease o. q. J.. Cummings IS tGe
Puget Souad MlN Company. Judge Han
ford Is the Federal court <est craay. gave
iadxwr9t for TIE plsintT by default In
The sum os Sass. TIE suit Was on
pECnsiSsary notes.
Judge EaDfoFd yesterday dismissed bv
stipulation Of the interested lawyers ths
y%,itsnf. ~ intervention 81 the Puget Sound
f'loaEius Mil Company IN the case of the
Manhattan Trust Company W. re North
erD PaciH, Railroad Company.
J@jSe Moore las rendered decision .n
she ease - Joseph \. McCord vs. -
mortgage, which BE hsS had under advise
WeUt TIE decisscn finds Tor thR oletvttrT
namely. that - - righfally entitled -
$50 paid by hi-u oa 80 ceeeiis q = eer-
tan bFcmi$sory ncse involved
Hogogs Bow Rae entered suit against
i'af - = sans - al Ter Judgment in t1e
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Licenses 70 wed have been issued 20 the
following persons:
& ffsss rses Kirk and Matte Dean. both OF
Seattle, Ole Peterson and Annie J.
BgsSseih. both of Sfi-iazuamiss-
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Judge Benson has granted decree OF
sasosute divorce 10 Anna G. Shultz from
Charles Shuitx on the grounds Of frcom-
patiDgl!ty % temperament. Neither party
Is 70 rs25ver costs OF action
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snar9sex and Gaorgs Nswlan1s beng the
examining physicians. The matter was
rot gone Into 70 any graz extent oEiag
70 ;he absence % three important wit
rsases 20 she Soresttc troubles which are
sad 20 figure n TIE case. Il was eopt1z-
Ted over 70 Monday a, 80 p. M
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skill Of medical scientists, and, being unable
to cure the disease, the doctors direct their
efforts towards covering up its symptoms
There is but one effect to be obtained from
the universal potash and mercurial treat
ment-it bottles up the poison and dries it
up in the system-but it must be remem-
bered that it dries I'D the marrow in the
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>e,v Bnii.iing rt taks tnson.

SEE Trsen's shoe bargains. Page 3.
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A Real
Blood
Remedy.

1 was afflicted with terrible blood disease.
which was in spots at first. but afterwards
spread all over my body. These soon broke
out into sores, and it is easy to imagine the
suffering endured. Before / became con-
WINGED that the doctors could do no good, had
spent hundred dollars, which was really
thrown away. then tried various patent med
icines, but they did not reach the disease.
When had finished my first bottle of S. s s.
Twas greatly improved and was delighted with
began to grow paIer and p smaller and before ers
long disappeared entirely. / regained my lost
weight, became stronger, and my appetite
greatly improved. l was soon entirely we'll,
and my skin as clear as piece of glass.
II. L. MYERS, 100 Mulberry ST., Newark, NJ.
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WAGNER 49, a. M2d-saa para tA.s
sf1ers-oc1