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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-03-09

CHESTER March 7.-Jmstonc month
ago to-day, the murder Of Capt. j. X.
Marshall was reported from this place
and another, not quite so foul, how
var. has been committed here to- day.
This morning about s O'Clock Henry
II. Marcus shot McDnfic Estes three
times with a - Smith x Wcsson,
once through the abdomen, then above
the hip, and lastly in the throat.
Estes fingered until $50 o'clock this
evening and died. Drs. Pryor and
Mcdonnell waited ur,.n the wounded
man aud did everything in their power
t" say.c him, but to no avail.
Estes was 4 sober. honest, indus
trious young man, Of 23 years Of age.
always attending To his business,
which he had built By hard licks from
Il small fruit stand to a good sized
grocery and beef market. Marcus
was also a sober, honest, hard working
blacksmith, and was a very quiet
citizen. Both were ncighbors, living
alongside of each other, each with
their families. Both were young,
well-to-do white men. They had had
several Misunderstanding and dis
putcs relating to their domestic affairs,
but their differences were always set
tied amicably. Last Saturday night
a dispute arose over an account owed
Estes, and this eliminated in this
terrible shooting ARRAY, the result of
which is death. Marcus has been
lodged in Jail, and claims he had to
shoot in sclf-dcfcncc. The coroncr's
jury has just been cmpannclled, and
it will be impossible to report the
verdict tonight.
Another murder has been added to
South Carolina's fearful and horrible
record. NemS and Courier.
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ArTDElR5oI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The N"ahoard Air Line scores Another
Point.

IN" : -abuhr! N'rt.'u" lun- tar lon"
time. ont nd ii That ~ il could not Get MS
si."i'"rs -onth Of AtlAttc and north Of
Washington. while other lines were allow
td his privilege. it should, therefore, be
allowed n diiicrential rate. This maltor
wa. taken up recently with the Southta.t-
ern Passenger Association, the Trunk
Line Association and tho Association Of
Virginia and the Ca'olinas, aud the Sea-
board Air Lines claim for differentials
WAS allowed.
The tariffs just published by the above
associations show standard fact4 by all
lines bet the North and South ss
we'll rs the diffrrrntiAl rate via the Sea-
board AIR Line. which rate il s. lesa than
that shown by other lines. The STANDARD
rate betwepn New York and Atlau,s in
va the diil.rentiAl rate VIA the Sratnard
AIR l.ine Is S2l the rnta h-tween WaBh.
ine'un and Atlanta j. S17. 50 tn. d'ffhrrn
tini rate via thH SrAtnatd Air Line il
Sll1O This d%iilrr+ntiaI apples between
nli important clii's IN this southeastern
las-envrr Associations territory the
Trunk l.'ne association terri'nry.
The S-AhOnrd Air Lire now has tho
matter up viii tho Now England Pas,tn
ger Association. inOkinH to tho publishin,
"f thes" different rates in their tariff. Az
soon IA thu ia granted il liz unherstO ID
That tn" S-Ab0ard Ait Limo will then 90 to
Tho Mississippi I'-sarngnr Association
with n request that they publish hike rates
from their tr%rtitorv. When this is done
tll- S"sbnar1 Air Line will have u diiTrr
"ntl on All business which il is comprti
ter Tor. ""s' 81 the Mississippi Itiver.-
/ni/SmDnfL SIR.
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Pine Grovc items.

Well, Mr.. ii.or. I will try one more
time to write IL few dots. If they escape
the paper they'll net escape the waste
basket.
The school at this place liz in n flourish
ing condition. Miss Corrie Cam is our
teacher, and she is "a very good one.
Messrs. Nelson and Morrison, from An
t~reville, w%orshiped at Salem last Sunday.
Mr.. James Vanadore and family, from
the Fairdeal section. nave moved to the
section house near the Six and-Twenty
bridge. We are glad to welcome them in
our midst.
Mr.. Charles Carroll. who has been very
feeble for several month";. is not any bet
ter. we are sorry TO say.
Mr.. Waller Heinbree has been suffering
with a rising on his finger. which has
caused him to lose sleep for about two
weeks.
Miss Mary King. from Abheville, has
been visiting friends and relatives in this
community.
There want any preaching ut Salem
.ast Sunday, as the preacher didn't come,
out W. sang some, aud MIR. Eskew, from
Prospect, ave us q talk. So we were not
disappointed.
Itey. Mr.. Allen will lecture at Salem
Hext Saturday and Sunday.
Old Bob" l guess you heard what
rMollie" said about us getting married,
but she has YOU badly fooled when she
:ells you ] didn't say anything about mar
7ving, for I'm always saying, but tho
rouble is she won't say. ! have always
oeen told it was S. fine to marry without
a chance, 81 you SEQ I'm left again.
Come again, Old Bob"
will say to "E. Louis , " that the last
fall I received didn't hu O. I'm still
Kicking and getting kicke~.
mir. -- asked his little son VIM did
Sebuchadnezzar have 60 eat grass like an
TX? He said 'n~ecause he wouldn't do
tight at tho table" Who can beat that?
With best wish wishes to all
! remain the snIme.
"01p JOE.'
March 3rl
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SIR. /. !. Jones. of X ok Hill, >prni last
W aek at tho i;citnn lIoicl
Miss Matte I;rown visited friends III
.Audersun last wc.,;.
Mos-r.. Waiter ard Charlie Cox and
Herman %l'nrlc, Of Peter. spent Sunday in
town.
Miss Mill.r. Of Ncw Yrrh. who has
ireil VISITING Mrs. ". T.. Ni,nk.cai,s, left
...t wu,k inr Andrlspu.
Mis- allsriA COS oi li,nrn Path. i,
e, >itin. 'i %si-,er, M,~. f l.. Stpkcs, Of
III, piae"
Sir. J.. H.. cAm.plvii left Monday for
Spartannnrg.
Prot. w. ". Brown. Of Williamson,
will deliver his famous lecture on kiss
ing in the Bolton Academy Friday sven
ing, March II. Half Of the proceeds to he
-.ven I" The Lyceum" Admission
Adults. % cents; children. l., cents.
We are sorry to have to chronicle tho
sad death of DR.. Is T.. West, which occurr-
Cd at his home in Princeton last Tuesday.
lIe had practiced medicine in Groenville
County for forty years, and had always
been looked up to as one Of the most con-
sistant Christian men in the State. lie
Yves born Nov. 8, 1881, and lived all his
life in his native County. where he had
many friends who will regret to hear Of
lis death. Prof. West, our teacher, has
oar deepest sympathy. Y.
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Rhodes Merry Makers.

Marafrr i;r,nz al" Aunonnrr- 10 the
Local theatre eD-ra ,hut hr has secured tor
t. rnnrrn", Friday and Saturday night,
tie highly cn.ntn"ndri Frank /, Rhodes
Merry MAhcr- 20 one OF the best modern
comedy repertoire organ uionS now t1ur-
Ing THIS country. Tho Merry Makers are
composed Of strictly tir,t-class artists.
They produce lArro comedy. comedy
drania and puritOnnimrne Only artists iniho
front rhnEs can, and anything tba. This
t"nphiy il announced to produce NJ my
OF their performances can lp relied upon
~ being new. novel. refined and up to-
date Tho Merry Makers layo won for
themselves ia" highest praise from the
press ard W'p'"n ri tnluinbis, s. e, Al
lnnir, tii., Montgomery. Ala. nri in iaci
rom every la'G" City III which they Iiavc
nri,.ntc. 'hiriIghnut the South. 10 NOR
r." night. 'he Company will open their
engagement here. with tho latest metro
po!it.n rnr!O drama succr.a, 'Tnc Heart
oftuhh. correctly pnrttaying the lifo Of
the ins,Irgc,t aud lis battle for libort,.
Hero IN what the Atlanta Constitution, of
Feb. 10 h. snys in part:
The Heart of CnbB,' "a strong nielo-
drama. was put on last night at the CO.
lumbia theAtre by the Merry Max rs.
The play has some stirring scents. and the
climaxes were we'll and in,elligently work
cd up. a. good performance waS given.'
During the engagement or the Merry
Makers. popular prices will prevail. Seats
now on sale at II. II. Russell's grocery
store.
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Lend a Hand.

Since the announcement made by the
ministers Of the city OF ii request for
literature to distribute, the Lend-a- Hand
Society has received generous offers of
contributions which are greatly appre.
cisied. We nave secured q part OF the Of
flee OF the County Treasurer for our pres.
ent quarters, and this place will be open
on every Saturday from 10 to l O'Clock
for The reception and distribution Of lit
erature. On next Saturday the chairman
will he glad to receive your contributions
to this work at tho office Of the County
Treasurer.
Thanks arc duo for tho Oilers made by
Mrs. Aston, Rev. W. Il. Capcrs. Miss
Hill. Mrs. Ronhatn, Mr.. Geo. Town
send and others.
Miss. 5. ELIZABETH DINoN,
Chairman lon1-a Hand.
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1000 pounds cream cheese, only 9 cents
per pound. G BrO~n d Bro
The Brooks Cotton Planter, genuine and
original. sold ny Sullivan Hard ware CO.
For REST-The Offices recently occu-
pied by Bonham & Watkins, in the In.
TEI.LlaENcEn building. Apply at this
office.
The price ia not the only point recon-
mendin. the Crescent Bicycles. No timer
The Creecents ara beauties. Prices and
quality guaranteed by Sullivan Herd
ware CO.
When in the market for Black .mitn
Tools, remember Brock Bros. are head
quarters. II you want good goods and
low prices. see them before buying. They
are the people.
The Sullivan Hardware Co. has had
long experience in the bicy Gle business.
select "A wheel. They treat all customers
fairly and have built up the mos! extern
sive bicycle trade in this Stale
The great Syracuse Turn Plow is a type
or model OF iis species. II IL the standard
Of pillow perfection I. hesitat.s ut noth.
.nE. IL is Mi grit and rs tough r. "A knot
They turn where others fail. lssmembor
Brock Bros arc sofa agents.
sullivan Hardware Co. offer some spp-
cial rarrains IN 81 Crescants. Don't hest
tate to avail. yourself "f same. These
offers can not be- long open.
Call on us for plumbing and we will do
you a good job OF work.
Osborne & Ciinkscales.
Crescent Eicycles possess grace, strength
and heaniy construction simple, no clap
trap device anywhere in these wheels.
They are the whesls t , stand for all, young
or old, hoavy or light.
Go to Osborne e. Ciinkscales il you will
have a stove that has stood the test for
years. Buy a Times.
Tbs sales Of he CTsscents In Anderson
increases. every year. They simply lead
Syracuse Plows made to gain and sustsin
the confidence of the public. They turn
where others have failed. Every one we
sell staye sold and Ia the means Of us sell
ing Others. Yonrs, &c
Brock Bros.
An ancient Greek philosopher once aald
Give ine u lever and a place on which tn
rest it and l will move tho world But an
old Anderson farmer said II YOU want 10
move the earth with ease, use one OF Brock
Bros. Syracuse plows.
WANTEp-The people to know tina,
will be Mt my Pend!eton office ON Satur.
DAYS only. j G. Walker.
31-4 Surgeon .nontist.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-03-09

If there Is such a thing as q spoiled
child, 1t always belongs to a neighbour.
- Japan has under construction
four immense battleships, ten large
cruisers and swenty-three torpedo
boats, which will make her navy the
third largest in the world. The .Japa-
ncsc fleet will have something to say
about future affairs on the Pacific.
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The Death Of n Good Woman and Her
Mother.
March 3r1

The many friends OF Mrs. Ella shirley.
will regret to Eenr of her death, which
occurred on Wednesday, February os,!.
Sho was sick q long i'm and her death
was not @ pectod TO those who knew
her best. She had that fatal disease, con
gu IN ptiOn. She was abOnt seventeen
years old when she married and lived in
Newberrv a. the time. Soon after her
20 Piedmont, where she remained until
:wO small children.
But in their sorrow thoy sorrow not as
chose who have no hope, for their loss is
heavens gain. She joined the Episcopal
Church when she was about eleven years
old and lived 81 consistent member until
her death. She bore her pain with
Christian patience; never murmurcd
nor complained. She told her friends a
little while before she died she had always
trusted In Jesus and was still trusting
Jesus. She was Il loving wife and Il de
voted mother. a kind ncighhor and al
ways me! everybody with q pleasant
face She WAS ono of those vino never
spoke 81 harmful wore of anybody. She
was about % wears Of age. Her remains
were inferred in Tho Piedmont Cemetery
friday afternoon.
IIor mother. Mrs. Sims, passed away
Monday preceding the daughters death.
Last September she spent Il month with
hor daughter and loft sick and never was
we'll again. She lived in Columbus at the
time OF her death A NIECE.
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Bucklons Arnica Nalve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup,
tions and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
cd. Prise % cents per box For sale
by Hill-Orr Drug Co
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Buyers and shippers of hay in ILL.,
nois, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio have
formed a combination under the laws OF
Michigan to control the hay crop. The
capital stock ia placed at s $1,000 900. Chi
cago is to be the headquarters, but I;afraio
will have the general warehouse, as tho
hay is expected to be marketed in the
East principally.
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Card OF Thanks.

! desire most earnestly to thank my
%ne'ghbors for their kindly sympathy and
aid which they rendered on account OF tho
burning OF NY barn. aud also the ralitine
Insurance c. for the prompt payment Of
policy. j NEAL. 81.
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Pension Notice.

Theie will he a meeting Of the County
board Of Pensions for Anderson County.
on Monday. the 18th lust. The township
boards are directed to hold their meetings
Mt the usual places on the Saturday pre-
"ious the 18th. JolIS c CAN'T.
Chm'n Co 80 ard Pensions.
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-17
csmpsiGn Expsnses-

The following ADDITIONAL zE-
davi,s Of electioa expenses have
beea fled with the county clerk
Harry Warner. who was a caa-
dIdare for constable AZ Manza1osa-
s~ears that his campaign ex-
penses were rothing- He vas
elected on the republican ncket
against the combined fus7oa vote
The expenses of John I. Rus-
sell, candidate for county Judge.
were szs-75-
..Uncse Billy Green saua1deresi
SIS. so II a futile effort to be elected
justice OF the peace ar Rocky Ford
The expenses OF James Burns as
a candidate for justice of the peace
were So .o-
P c. Dunlap, candidate for JUS
rice OF the peace AZ Ordway, makes
oath to the effect that his sex
perses were nothing more than
Hilng papers wirh the county clerk
and purchasing revenue stamps
for same James E Mock also
of Ordwzy. deposes to the same
effect
T. H. weboru expended 80
cents, B. H Martin IS cents and
w C Hanen, 30 cents
". R. Gibson, chairman of the
Silver Republican Central Com
mittee, received s. and pad S.
for docket fee IN case Of E c.
Graham ef al vs. G. H WIncheH
county clerk
Dam b Carey. ehairmen Of the
ioinf executive commItfee of the
democrzfic, peoples and Teller
SILVER republican party, deposes
and says that he received $17a 60
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-17
rwis Lakes Reservoir.

The work Of building the great
Twin Lakes reservoir, eighteen
miles south of LezdviIie, Is being
pushed rapidly. The reservoir
vii cover I,r73 acres and the work
VIII cost $3.50, 900, but the com
pzny VIII GET It all back. tor there
will be water enough stored up 10
irriga,s IS, 600 acres o: ard land
thai is at present worthless but
which IS rich enough TO raise the
b=st crops on earth when the water
Is turned on
This land Is ali situated N O-ero
county on the Missouri Pacific
railway. under what IS known as
the Bob Greek ditch The water
will be taken from the reservoir
through the Arkansas ri~er a dis
taace O; $50 miles II order 70 reach
the land The reservoir has 4
drainage area Of roa square miles
and capacity OF $1,000 acre feet;
thzt IS, II viii be possible 10 put
ere foot o; water over each acre OF
this and land within year without
getting 4 drop from any source
save the reservoir
To make IS. GOO acres OF desert
blossom Ike the rose and take the
water $50 miles 70 accomplish the
purpose IS a oEg contract bUr there
Is 10 docb, OF IT'S beng accom-
plfshed This reservoir s remark
able among the Eaaay remarkable
Nrater storage plans Of ,he ~esS
and the great distance the water IS
20 be taken as well as the rre-
ueadous erect II viii have On the
agriculture of Colorado. adds IN
teres. 10 the scheme
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-17

iron the various Candidates and
expended SAT- IS 10 the end tina;
fusion prIncIples might prevail II
Orero county
William H McCask1ll, chairman
OF the Democratic County Central
Committee, dePoses zad says that
he received nothing and conse-
qren,ly disbursed nothing during
the campaign
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-17
.sloa GROWERS. eoss,s1

Representative Of the various
Arkansas Valley melon associations
held an informal meeting al Rocky
Ford last Wednesday, .or the pur-
pose Of devi<i1g says ard means
70 eject the orgaaizztio- ct cso-
tral associzilo1-
The object o. the central body
Is 20 zrualganzte the interests OF
the several melon sssocizEoos- AID
!, vii be given eo1Ire conrloE OF
the output zad marketing OF the
melon crop 4 preliminary plan
Of Organization WAS drawn up,
which wiI be submitted 10 the va
rlous neioa associations tor APP
provzL Providing sufficient
number Of associations aPProve Of
The plan a cen,ral orgznIzzrioo ~rsi
be Effected az lhe 1sxr meeting,
whscf1 IS 10 be held II Rocky Ford.
NoadzY, January ?, 1893
4 large number o: the mem 5ers
os the Rocky Ford Melon Assoc
z,loa have withdrawn, and sec
o1d association has already been
orgzaiz=d and possibly : third vii
be before the season op~ns- The
secoat association viii affiliate
with the central orgauizztlon if oae
IS effected Some OF the most su--
cesssul business men II the ArAza-
szs Valley are interested n the or-
zzzizatioa OF the central body, and
Is affairs xiIl be conducted o. er-
tIrely Different lines from those
~hIch hare b-ez II vogue hitherto
No one nan lor commission
ar-, will be gwen entire control OF
rhs marketing Of the crop The
Central body VIII attend to tins
part OF the business themselves,
SEEDING a man east who IS 1ell
verSed N the commission business.
ID make contracts with as many in
dIrIduzIs II as many dl5srsnr cities
as he possibly cza- The more the
better. There IS a demand for the
melons and the csauzi body ~Tl.
=szke II their business 10 supply
,hzt demand wherever II may De
touod- No one mzn vii be gives
coorrol OF the market, with arbis
rzry power 10 order a dump
whenever il raay suit MS purPose
70 do So
Some at the leading men inter
estsd m the new association believe
there should be 90 trouble IN hRsi-
Iog 4 ready market for every aFs,-
class zseIoa raised II the Arkansas
Valley. prosiding proper business
methods are pursued ard Al e1ort
( nade 70 supply the demand
wherever Il may be found
Wien the TEsrSx criticised the
methods pursued by the melon as
soolarioas dGrirg the past season
and advocated a plan similar to
that which It IS no~ proposed to m
auSurate, il was accused o; being
sf1e hireiiag OF base, designing
naez who ~sre interested II dls-
rupciaz the associations The
business methods pursued by the
associations during the past year
are 10, esteemed 50 highly al rhe
present time as they were SIX
months ago Although the mana
gers probably did the best they
couId, II Is not 50 dIEcul, az the
present time TO convince people
that their methods might be I'M
proved uPoo-
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-17

Hiram T. Hughes IS circulating
petI,ioo for appointment as guard
At the STATE penirsnsizry al Cznoa
City
The residence occupied by G.
VI CEossoa, on Kansas street. IS
being moved 10 the vacant lot Il
the rear Of the Presbyterian church
Joha Forsser.ex-master mechanic
at this point. leaves this morn
ing Tor AIbgquereue. y NJ, TO go
TO work under Master Mechanic
George Smith, O: TIE Atlantic s.
Pacific
Rev Elmer Ward Cole viii con
duct the dedication services OF the
rev Christian church al Las AMI
mas Tomorrow. There xIii De no
preaching AZ bis church IN coass-
queace-
The store ROOM adjoining the
TRIBUNE Office, formerly utilized
as county court room, IS beng
fitted up for occupancy by doe"
Howard, who viii remove from hrs
present quarters as soon as the
necessary changes are made
The Christmas sale aud tea gwen
by the ladies' Of the PresbyterIan
church Thursday afternoon and
eveaing, az the residence OF Mrs
C. A Besrbohn, was quite well
attended The proceeds ne-rsd
considerable sum- and the ladies'
are well pleased with their etzorrs-
The DR.. J. w. Clark Medicine
Conpan VIII open three weeks
Engagement AZ the opera house
next Moafay night Aa eleTzrIrg.
high class vaudeville entertainment
viii be gwen every evening At the
popular prices of 10. 10 and 30
cents. Patent medicine viii be
sold from rhe stage as SIDE ISSUE
l. Dubs, local manager of the
Harvey house, viii be transferred
to Winsio~r ARR about January
rst, succeeding E T. Piowman
In the management OF the house at
that point Mr. Dubs has been
located AZ La Junta for several
years past, and has made many
friends who VIII learn with regret
Of his intended departure
Under the present Law In Colo
rzde the salaries ct most of the
couaty officials are governed by the
iniquifous fee system That IS. #
county Official receives salary
Of $75oo per year, the fees OF his
o0Sce must earn that amount, 9th
ervise his salary IS Emfted to the
amount of fees taken IN There IS
no virtue IN the Law, and It's opera
|tiou m unjust to the people and
de officials as well II sometimes
places the Official under the unde-
served suspicion Of drumming up
business IN order 70 make the fees
a his Office equal the expenditures
Colombo officials should be paid a
eood salary regardless Of the ices
|easned by their respective odhce<-
Sch Izv would prDve more sat
isfacfDsy 10 the people and TO the
oasrials as we'll
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-17
Frse chri..~.s rres@r.. so- chisa,s-

Childrea between Eve and ten
years OF age are invited to Tnonp-
soa's furniture and crocksry store
next Tuesday ziteraoou At 4
o'clock Each child xIIl receive a
nice present as long as they last
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-17
TOILET CASES

II white Enamel and color
ed CellUIoid- from 75c o-sI-Tj
Fancy kerchiei boxes from
Ecc to- IS
Fzacy Neckris cases, sc 70 lag
Fancy Glove boxes, Isc TO loo
Fancy Collar and CUT
boxes soc to-- LOO
shaving sets from $500 20 I. 50
An endless variety Of fancy
level Cases. TrIukee Cabi1ers,
Eass= Mirrors Rose Boxlsr Let
tar Receivers Hairptn ReoeTv-
ers, Work Baskets and the new
imported Opal Wars- finely
decorated
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-17
TIN TOYS.

Horns. Ee inches 10
Horns, ) izches- -os
Horns, u inches ~ -o5
Animals, goats, horses,
dogs, sheep, and cattle .o5
Wagons Carriages mail,
express, mix and coal
wago1s with horses at
tzchsd- street cars, rail
road cars, from SC TO- r.sS
Tops, whistles. stoves, kitchens
and outfit, race courses with :,
: and 6 horses. pals. shoTeLs,
banks, cups. rztues-