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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-27

The Milwaukee After the Mason City and
Fort Dodge.
FORT DODGE. Ia. Oct. FIT is re-
ported in this city that the Milwaukee
road has about completed a deal here by
which it will come into possession OF
the Mason City and Fort Dodge rail
way. The road is 90 miles long. The
price paid is 81 1900. 900. Efforts to con
pete with the road being built between
this place and Omaha have been an in
centive to the deal. Assistant General
Superintendent Goodnow and Engineer
Bates were in this city a few days age
and are believed to have finished the
preliminaries.
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Cook j. ODEE.
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Lumber Camp Activity.

BUTTERNUr. Wis, Oct. 21.-Sixteen
lumber camps are now actively pushing
logging operations near here and Gid
den. The number Of men employed by
these camps reaches nearly 1000. and
the aggregate cut during next winter is
likely to run up to several hundred mil
1io,c
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fari. SAILS or southampton.

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-The American
liner Paris. known during the Spanish
val as the auxiliary cruiser Yale, re-
sumed her place as a merchantmen.
when she sailed for Southampton. Since
the expiration Of the government charter
the Paris has been thoroughly over
hauled and painted both inside and out
side.
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Schultz.
Corner Drug St0r
THE CITY,.
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

u Hebhart went east on tho morn
train.
aulol'o Total abstinence society
~ Tonight. All members are urged
fttend.
II o1ough returned from Holland
A. Allen from Brookings on the
u from the north.
'"' McGrath and DR.. Lowe had a
well attended and profitable politi-
"ee'ing in Summit township last
Pning.
ponce authorities last night fell
" poker game going on in the rear
y" Abbott barber shop on Egan
aus and in consequence five arrests
made and f. w. Pierce, w. A. Alb.
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Civil Service Examination.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-The civil SER
vice commission announces that on Nov.
% examination will he held at any city
where the commission has a board Of
examiners. fr the position Of assistant
printer in the Office of the division
superintendent Of railway mail service
at st. Paul.
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Italy LEADER
.n,sor. sourB DAKOTA.
5snAY. OCTOBER q. 1888.

LEGAL TINE Tasle.
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no. =, departs $3.50 ?: m.
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No. i, arrives 4:O0 p. n
lsei, a.. arrives 2:45 p. N.
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tNu,.,ns pRon fH1 vSsF.
Is. arrives lO:4Oa .. n.
y, trains carry pssssn eess; eut
: s'S whom passengers are provided with
.,u..ps going esss make soon' ssies
as' All points south.
1917 n,.or d DRSsroL LINZ.
No .ol. departs north, 4:lO y. m.
nssl ~. departs north, 1880 a. IN.
Nv So. soi srrivcs, l0:5) =. m.
TX ~ arrives, $3.50 p. m.
~. HUtARS. Local Agent.
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Late to bed and early to rise, prepares
q man for his home in the skies. But
early to bed and a Little Early Riser, the
pill that makes life longer better and
wiser.
Cook j. ODEE.
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For sale REASONABLY.

For sale Reasonably.
A quarter section OF land, 13j acres
under cultivation, lying one and g
half miles OF Madison, eaet side public
school. For particulars enquire Of
n, A. Fox, Madison, S. D.
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You ought to know that when suffer
ing from aLy kidney trouble that q safe,
sure remedy is Foley's Kidney Cure.
Guaranteed or money refunded.
FRANK @. SMITH.
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COrrea Withdraws His Resignation.

MADRID, Oct. 21.-General Correa,
the minister of war, has been prevailed
npon to withdraw his resignation fol
che present in view Of the difficulties
with which the country is confronted.
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u.s. We will use you we'll, show you u goods, give you or prices, and sell
In Capes we have some exceptionally good values.
IN Elegant Plush Cape 50 inches IN C IN
length, trimmed IL filbet Fur, only 00.0u

those who had seen it's effects in Wyom-
ing and other places where it has been
tried for years without any disastrous
result upon the homes, also that the
ballot would enable a woman to protect
her property against unjust taxation,
and her children against the dangers of
the saloon, and that it would be an ad-
vantage especially to wage earning wom-
en-. A union meeting will be held at
the opera house Sunday evening under
the auspices Of the w. @. Z. U.
D. McKinnon will have a cloak sale on
November 3 and November 9, from two
different manufacturers. Ladies wish.
ing to select garments will have an un-
usual opportunity to suit themselves as
the samples will be up to date IN every
particular. They will he shown at the
store.
| A cough il not like q fever. It does
not have to run q certain course. Cure
it quickly and etfectually with One
Minute Cough Cure the best remedy for
all ages and for the most severe cases.
We recommend it because it's good.
Cook g. ODEE.
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Wanted, ladies or gentlemen roomers
and boarders 10 private family. Inquire
at this office.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20
SEVENTY-SIX.
UNCLE EBEN.

Joe Hummell has a new wind
pump.
Mrs. E. E. Flora is quite sick but is
getting better.
John Vim was reported quite sick
the last Of the week.
Epworth League will be led byLJ
Baker next Sunday night.
Joe Hummell bought registered
short horn from P. WycCff south of
Rome.
We are sorry the church building at
Riverdale has ended in wind. Will
Rlverdale correspondent please tell US
why?
Owing to the sickness of Rev. Bern.
storf, brother Shapcott filed the
three preaching appointments last
Sunday.
One correspondent says be has had
his ear on the ground to hear the
rumolings from the literary society
at Seventy-Six. Well get your head
up off the ground for far above your
heads rolls the OratOrical thunder OF
the grand debates of Seventy-Six.
The judges Of Silver Brook in
Sprlngdale township must never have
been TO the High school was the reas.
On they decided against the High
school. Come over and see the work
done at the High school. Well, well,
a person that has never been to school
does not know what an education is
worth.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20
ANSON.

Willie Purcell has a big smile on
his face. II is boy, but he calls it
Mckinley.
Elmer Fauchier bought new
buggy and therefore Willie Lupton
lost his girl.
We have had two fine rains: it
makes the farmers feel fine clear to
his boot straps.
The Republicans around here are
breathing easier since Mark Hanna's
election to the senate. But they are
not Growing any. A close shave you
know.
We would like to know if that man
who found so many snakes in that
well at Wellington hasn't been help
ing Harry Woods test all that bad
whlskey.
We wonder if Hanna Num- has
strings on Mark Hanna or Andy
Richards in holding the Arson post
office. Watch them, Hanna, they will
get your scalp.
One of our Republican grain buyers
not far from Conway is buying rye,
then he mixes wheat with it and
ships feast selling it for mixed wheat.
There sure is not any wheels in his
head.
Well, say aren't those Populist
commissioners IA little fresh to give
the county printing to Republican?
BY rights IL belongs TO the VOICE at
living wages. We would like to see
them sail up Salt river.
POPULIST.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20

We notice VIM. Campion ha:
returned from Oklahoma where he has
been to visit his father for two
months.
William West moved from Belle
Plalne to what is known as the Upson
house near west Riverdale last Friday.
William thinks he will try the ups
and downs of the hand Car on The Rock
Island railroad this winter.
1t is about time the school house at
Shiloh should be enlarged if that
church is not built. The Sunday
school is packed each Sunday and will
ne that way as long as Mrs. Roberts
superintendent. More room is needed
at this point.
NE. Williams from Ciceropreached
an able sermon at the Meridian school
house last Sunday evening and will
preach at the same place in two weeks
in the evening. Every one should
turn out and hear him. Fill the school
house and bring your song book and
help sing.
Another pOStoffice muddle at this
point. 1t seems that some OF the hot
headed Republicans want the office
removed from the store to the depot.
1t is all spite work; the assistant post
master and stOrekeeper is a Populist
and Mr.. Gray the agent is a Repubi-
can. The postmaster, VIM. Harris. is
as straight Republican as can be
found in this part. He inform us he
has always voted the ticket straight
ever since he became voter and he
is over sixty years of age, and he is
opposed to the removal of the office.
The postmaster says there are about
fourteen TO sixteen Republicans
that get mail at the office while there
is something like thirty or thirty
five POpulistS. Not one of
the advocates of the removal
of the Office would be satisfied
With the change. 1t is out Of the way
and unhandy for every one, but it is
Republicanism against POpulism, and
spite work is the cause of the whole
thing. 1t is acknowledged by every
one that Harry SbapCOtt makes a
good assistant postmaster and all are
satisfied whit him. FARMER
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20
COUNCIL HILL.

Mr., OStler of Zyba was in this
neighbOrhOod last week as a fruit tree
agent.
Our people are rejoicing over the
tlne rain Of last week. Wheat looks
splendid 10 this community.
Bob Fuller, who has been helping
Frank Piatt for a few days took sick
last week and still, while not belfast
feels unable for duty.
John Shoemaker and family, Jake
Vreeland and family and Miss Sallie
French, members of Elder Marcellus
Piatt'S church at Haysviile visited at
Council Hill last Thursday.
Mr.. Keys of Illinois left for his home
Tuesday. He has been visiting nj,
sister, Mrs. Johnston who is keeping
house for Eddie Hitchcock while his
father and sister are in Canada.
Mr. Ferguson working for the
Martin Nursery of Winfield called on
his old customers last week. This
nursery seems to be doing the fair
thing with the farmers. They
replace all stock lost last year at half,
price.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20

ers. The booty prize was awarded t.
Charles Garland. Refreshments were
served. The occasion was most highly
enjoyable to the ladies as uell as the
gentlemen. Those present were,
Misses Mabel Klein, Mabel Cook,
Mabel Piatt, May Myers, Florence
Wilson, Blanche Hoge; Messrs. Char.
lie Ravens, Charlie Garland, Harry
Jordan, Roy Hitchcock, Will Savage
and Ed Klein.
Mrs. ]. G. Cunningham very pleas
artly entertained a number OF young
people at her home on West Harvey
last evening 10 honor of her sister,
Miss Davidson of Illirois, who is
spending the winter in this city.
Progressive crOkinOle was played by
the glests. DR.. W. NJ. Martin won
the nrst prize. The BOBBY fell to John
Porter. Refreshments were served.
Those present were: Misses Dora
Rem, Lulu Rem, Mayme Porter,
Calista Martin, Lou Harris, Miss Gun.
ningham; Nessrs. W. H. Schultz,
John Porter, G. ]. Humphrey, Dr.. W.
Martin, Frank Miexsell, H. S. Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Randall enter
tained small party of young people
az their home on West Eleventh
street last night in honor Of Mrs.
Randall's sister, Miss Edith Deustrow
of Yates Center. Parlor games,
music and refreshments were features
of the evenings entertainment which
proved most enjoyable to all. There
were present: Misses Edith Deus
trow, Nellye Ratliffe, Edith Ratliffe.
Maggie Taylor; MessrS. Joe Adams,
Claud Nofsinger, Claude Whitfield
and Walter Taylor.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20
HOME DRESSMAKING.
How the Whole Family Can
Dress Well nj Small Cost.
No Need Of Looking Shabby, Even Though
Times Are Hard-Easy to Take Old
Gowns and Suits Look Like New
When One Knows How.

1t is astonishing how much can be
made from seemingly useless garments
by the woman who knows how. The
old faded gown that is out Of style
can be readily dyed with Diamond
Dyes to a. fashionable color and then
made over so that it will look almost
Ike new. Suits for the boys can be
made from Old ones discarded by the
father, and q bath 10 Diamond Dyes
will make them look like new. Dresses
and cloaks for the little girls can be
made with but little trouble and
scarcely any expense, from cast of
garments OF the older folks, and when
the color is changed with Diamond
Dyes, the made-overs will look as
though they were fresh from the dress.
makers.
Diamond Dyes are made especially
Tor home use, and the plain directions
on each package make it impossible
Tor even the most inexperienced to
poor luck with these dyes. They
color anything, from ribbons, feathers
and Scarfs to heavy coats and gowns,
and make perfectly non fading colors
even handsomer than those made by
the professional dyer.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20
CICERO.

The recent rains have improved tn,
wheat wonderfully.
Stock OF all kinds is getting through
the winter in fine shape.
Uncle James Pierce is up ant
around again after his serious illness
Mrs. BOtkin living near Cicero il
very sick and was no better last re-
ports. DR.. Emerson of Wellington is
attending her.
Quite a number of people are at.
fected with lagrippe. Among them
are Henry Calvert, Gus. Mitchell and
Charles Stewart.
There was preaching Sunday morn.
ing and evening at Plainview school
house by Christian preacher from
Wichita; we failed to learn his name.
We thank the Rlverdale scribe for
his well wishes and timely advice.
We think the creamery a good thing
and would patrOnize it if we had the
cows and corn stalks.
Now comes Amos Lawless and says
that he is the champion rabbit scalper
10 the township; he says he has
secured 700 scalps and will claim the
belt for Harmon township unless some
one else is heard from.
Will some one tell US why they do
not have Sunday school at HARMONY
church any more? We have lived
here twenty years and there has
always been Sunday school at shat
place uOtil this winter.
We see that the PopuiiSt claims
have been ignored by the commits
sionerS and the appOintiye places 81 ed
by the very worst enemies OF the Popu-
list party. The Republicans never
did business that way when they had
things 10 their hands. The Populist
commissioners will gain no favors
from them for the crumbs they have
given them. The sentiment of the
POpulistS of Harmon townships that
the VOICE should have had the print
ing at the bid made as the bid was
very reasonable for the work.
UNCLE EBEN.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20

thinks that the farmers better hold
thei: wheat instead of their breath.
Born, to the wife of Frank Watson.
an heir on the 18th. All are doing
well.
ii. NJ. Stevens and family, one Of
London townships oldest settlers, is
sOon to take up his residence in
Wichita.
Chicken thieves visited the hennery
of A. Noel recently. They were gen.
erous however in leaving hens enough
for a new start in poultry.
Two Of the children of P. S. Morri-
son, station agent on the Rock Islano
railroad, are quite seriously sick. DR..
S. T. Shelly Of Mulvane is in attend
ance.
several FARMERS OF this vicinity are
hauling stone from the Quarries east
of Mulvane. They do this rather
than pay the exOrbitant railroad
charges of so per Car on stone.
During the absence of the family
Sunday night lamp exploded in the
home of Mrs. Matte Brown OF Peck,
which but for the timely arrival of
Mr.. HestOn and Others the residence
would have been burned. The damage
amounted to about $50.
Wellington will have to look out
for her laurels, else the city Of Peck
will down her. Peck is moving along
grandly in the line of permanent i'm
provements, and but for the eyesore
of a joint, the Brighter Of the lives OF
young men, Peck's future as a city
would be assured.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20
Uncle Toms Cabin.

This famous play will again be pre-.
sented in as new and attractive "A form
as modern thought and stage inven-
tlon will permit.
The parade given by the Coup &
Raymond's Big Uncle Toms Cabin
Co. is actually novelty. 1t is worth
coming miles to see. The Coup &
RaymOnd's Big Uncle Toms Cabin at
Wellington. No one should miss
seeing this grand parade January Dist,
at twelve o'clock.
This will be your only chance to
see Uncle Toms Cabin this season.
Prices 10, Is and SOC.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20
PORTLAND.

Mrs. Sarah Rouse and Annie Trailol
are on the sick list.
We are sorry TO note Mr.. Foster is
confined to his bed again.
VIM. Champion from Arkansas CITY
was on our streets Monday.
John Hopper from the Strip was
visiting friends and relatives here last
week.
Wonder what the gentlemen will
do for pastime now that the bounty
has been taken off of rabbits.
The young folks enjoyed quite a
treat last Wednesday night in the
way of an oyster supper at MIR. Fred.
rickson's. A large crowd and a good
time was reported.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20
CALDWELL.
Mrs. Craig is cOnvaleScent.

Mrs. Craig is cOnvalescent.
E. T. Aebb is quite sick at present
with an abcess in the side.
Miss Ella Houston Of Perth was
visiting Clara Logan last week.
Robert Jordan was terrifying the
jacks by shooting at them Saturday.
A good rain on Tuesday and another
on Friday which wet the ground pretty
well.
Harry Jordan broke out with the
measles the next morning after be
arrived at Emporia.
Bob Sampler and Amelia Heiz took
in the dance at the Bohemia hall. They
report grand time.
H. Overholser, NJ. J. Deering and
Clara Logan attended the Reading
Circle at Caldwell Saturday.
Rev. McQuown preached at Calvary
church located at Valley Center on
the 9th. His regular appointment is
the first Sabbath in each month.
Alexander Watts came home Friday
from the Wellington High school to
get the Caldwell dentist to refill an
aching tooth. He returned to school
Sunday.
Three cheers for Corder. He is a
man whom Wellington people who do
not belong to the whisky ring should
be proud OF. Those who are towards
will help him along.
The Christian Endeavor at Valley
Center has about fifty active members.
Officers as follows: President NJ RS.
BenidiCt; v ce president O II. Benedict;
corresponding secretary John Jordan;
lookout committee Mrs. A. Dawson
and others; organist Nettie Jordan.
Give US no more whisky ring Demo-
Pop fusion; we are disguised with The
present situation. Let US be POpuli>ts
straight and pure 16 to l, not sixteen
WHISTLES and one water like our allies
The Republicans are sure to WIN if we
do as we are at present. Give this a
thought.
The following are the officers of
Valley Center Sunday school for 1898:
Superintendent o. H. Benidict;
antsuperintendent John Jordan;
secretary F. ?. Logan; teachers 0. H.
Benedict, CIV. Ebey and Mrs. Bene-
dict. Number of attendance for
January 9th, sixty-three. Organist Nj.
J. Deeriug.
Kansas fruit averages in the VOICE
are a fraud. ]. V. Randolph is right,
and Mr.. Munger through ignorance Of
the real tree life in western Kansas is
mistaken. In the first place it is i'm
possible TO grow even forest trees %
up land. After they are ffteen'or
twenty years old, they absorb the
moisture out of the ground ard then
they have nothing left but die.
GRANGER
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20
RAILROAD TYNE CARD.
THE AICHIsON, TOPEKA & SANTA Fg
RAILWAY COMPANY.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
From north and east
No. AZ, Accommodation. 9:3j a m
No, AS, Accom-, daily ex, SundaY....7:iO p IN
So. Kansas division
NO. Aj, Express. .......................g:4 0 N
From the west
NO. ~, Passenger............... deg p IN
No. 492. Freight. daily ex. Monday $3.50 IN
FIR, in the south-IIunnewell branch.
No. 46 Accom-. daily ex. Sunday .....7:50 m
Cald we'll branch
No. AS, Accommo iation. ..............5 :lh N
DEPARTURES.
North and east
No 426. Accom-. daily ex. Sunday ... $40 10
No. 42s. Passenger. $40 p m
Stock Express every Tuesday. .3:OO p IN
southern Kansas division
No. 24. Eastern Express. ...... $40 y m
No. 2ls. Accomm. (leaye fr't depot 6:iO -
Wesl-
No. 2B Passenger. 1870 n
enc. i9l, Freight, daily ex. Sunday. 1888 q n
south-Caldwell branch
No. i21, Passenger ....... ..............0:5 $50 a 10
>outh-lIunnewell branch
No. W. Accom-. daily ex. Sunday. ....S:l0 y 10
Leaves freight depot.
KY All trains run through wlthou' change
to Kansas City, Atchlson and st. Joseph
making all eastern connections.
Reclining chair cars on all trains.
Tain No 2lS leaves from the Freight depot
April1 1881. Il Z. PURDY. Aseut.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20
RIvERDALE.

Smile, smiles, smiles all over the
farmers face. 1t did rain.
VIM. A. Durham transacted bus.
mess in Wellington Thursday.
The professional grumbler ceases to
croak for it did rain in Kansas.
R. c. Smith butchered four splendid
porkers for his own use last Tuesday.
Jesse Uhler from Silver Creek filed
Bernstorff's appointment at Shiloh
last Sunday.
We fail to notice any shortage in
the jack rabbits at our place; there
is good supply here yet.
Mrs. Wollam and her daughter,
Naoma from Winfield made a short
call in this part last week.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20
PRAIRIE CENTER.
GRANGER

1t rainyda little; did you hear about
it?
Charlie Fox is having a we'll put
down.
jill. McNair's family have moved to
Perth.
There was dance at Mr.. Harris last
Thursday night.
There must besOme great attraction
up at Mayfeld. T. H. Albright goes
up there pretty often.
NJ. L. Briggle is hauling corn from
the Strip for his own use.
Miss Minnie Rider of Mayfeld is
visiting in this neighbOrhood.
F. M. Snyder has just completed a
reservoir from which he expects to
irrigate.
George Vaughnls here from Illinois
visiting his sister, Mrs. Will Lip
prant.
VIM. Atteberry's well gave out and
he had to dig another one. He will
soon have it completed.
Miss Daisy Clarity has returned from
Illinois where she has been visiting
for the last three months.
Mrs. George Armstrong; brother,
Mr.. Gregsou, is here from the Strip
visiting friends and relatives.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20
CORRESPONDENCE.

sumner and Dixon townships have
responded to our call for new CORE.
spondents. We still want representa-.
lives in Gore, Illinois, Conway, Pales.
tlne, Creek, Ryan, Avon, Oxford,
Valverde, Green, Chikaskia, Morris,
South Haven and Walton townships.
Write for supplies and particulars.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-20
ZYBA.

Frank Allen had some meat stolel
Meridian is talking of organizing a
Sunday school.
Henry Shinn and VIM. Hughs called
on John Nixon last week.
Rev. Williams of Cicero preached
at Meridian Sunday evening.
Fred Tritle and wife visited the
family of B. F. Allen Sunday.
John Nixon Jr. has added pair NJ
Golden Seabright bantams to his
poultry yard.
Joe Nixon came in Thursday night
from Salina to spend vacation. going
back Monday morning. Joe likes the
school there.