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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-26
Two Pointed Questions Answered.

What is the use of making a better
article than your competitor IL you
can not get better price for It?
Ans.-As there is no difference In tho
price the public will buy only the bet
ter SO that While our profits may be
smaller on single sale they will be
much greater In the aggregate.
How can you get the public TO know
your make Is the best?
II both articles are brought prom!-
nently before the public. both nre
certain to be tried, and the public will
very quickly pass judgment on them,
and use only the better one.
This explains are large sale on Cham
berlaIn's Cough Remedy. The people
have been using It for years, and have
found that 1t can always be depended
upon. They may occasionally take up
with some fashionable novelty put
forth with exaggerated claims, but are
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There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady. II you will only get
the right remedy. You are having pain
all through your body, your liver is out
of order: have no appetite, no life or
ambition, have bad cold, In fact are
completely used up. Electric Bitters is
the only remedy that will give you
prompt and sure relief They act d.
rectlV on your Liver. Stomach and
Kidneys, tone up the whole system and
make you feel like a new being. They
ore guai anleed to cure or price refund
cd. For sale at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store. only 50 cents per bottle. l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-26
FLORIDA. HAVANA. NASSAU.
Double Daily Trains from Cincinnati,
Louisville, ST. Louis and Kansas City
via the Southern Railroad.

The Southern railway and connections
have arranged. for the accommodation
OF travel to the south this winter, the
best service ever offered. Beginning
December 4th. additional through
Sleeping Car service Will be established
from Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis
and Kansas City to Jacksonville. with
through connections, without layover,
from each Of these points for trains
leaving both morning and evening.
T Time, Cincinnati and Louisville to
Jacksonville, % hours; Havana So
hours.
All ticket ageats sell one-way and
round-trip tickets to southern resorts
via Southern Railway.
Ask your nearest ticket agent for
rates and other Information, or write C.
A, BAIRD, TRAY, Pass. Agent. Louis
VILE, KY; j. c. BEAM, jr., n. w. Pass.
Agt.. so Adams St, Chicago, ILL.,; WM.
II. TAYLoE. Assistant General Pass
enger Agent, Louisville, ny.
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

So. Arc not made by chance nor can
..... they ever in any material be uado
..,.. at small eSpcpse. y competition
500. for oheSpacss. and not for excel
lonco OF workmanship, Is tho most
$500 lr'qNent ana o'r'A'l vouSe ot 'no
49,. rapid decay and entire dostruc.
.... ton OF arts and manufactures.
.... For best (Which Is the ChoapeaO
800. work. tho ln,olligoncer Job Print
..... inc ONCE 10 tho place TO so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-26

NEW YORK. Dec. 9i.-In drvEooiG
Simpsons mourning prints held at
value only for goods to arrive Ed
wards & Warren ltId-AHished cambrlcs
advanced an eighth. Glendale Nm.
hlcached cottoHs advanced an eighth.
The general cotton goods market to-day
was quiet 20 far ms volume OF sales
was concerned; little doing IN spot and
throughout In both staple lines and
farcles. Print cloths quiet but strong.
Gales at Fall River this week were
about 100000 pieces The wcoten goods
division was dIhl and without special
fcnture Cotton yarns were IN fair de-
lnapd and the market was firm. WorS-
ted garns ilrm. Wooden yarns duh The
market viii be closed on Monday
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Hncltlcns,e Arnlon NnIve.

The bcst aalye In tho world for cutr,
Bruises Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhcum,
Fever Sores. Tcttcr. Chnpped Hands,
ChlllblninB. CorHE and all Skin Erup-
tionn and positively. cures Piles, or no
pay required. II Is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaotion or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Lo.
gan Drug Co
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For the Christmas and New Year aol-
idays, the Ohio River Railroad Will sell
excursion tickets between all ticket sta
lions of It's line, at one fare for the round
trip.
Tickets on sale December %, "a, %. 20
and 81, 1898, and January l. 1899. Good to
return until January 3, 1880.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-26

BE sure and use that old and well-trled
remedy. Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing
Syrup. Tor children teething, 1t soothes
the child, softens the gum, allays all
pain, cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for dlarrhoeH, Twenty-Five
cents n bottle. mw&f
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certain to return to the one remedy
that they know TO be reliable, and for
coughs, colds and Group there Is nothing
equal to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
For sale by druggists.
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Now Notarles Public.

Special Dispatch to the lnteIlGeneeF.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. 25.-.
Governor Atkinson has commissioned
the following notaries public:
W. NJ. Strauss, Of, Parkersburg, for
Wood county.
j. ". wellman. of woodlands, for
Marshall county.
Gibson L. Caldwell, of Wheeling, for
Ohio county.
P. 4. Reilly of Wheeling. for Ohio
6. i. A. Kunst, of Grafton, for Tay-
John B. wallace. of MoFgantown, for
". P. Conn, Of Ava, for Tyler
J. +. Anderson, of Slate, for Wood
3. %. Keefer, of New Martlnsvil!e, for
J. B. Hicks. of Aloundsville, for Mar
Charles ]. Elig, of Wheeling, for Ohio
". s. Swan, of sllverhitI. for wetzeI
Jacob R. Taught, of Conway. for Ty>
Ter county.
Charles A. Reeder, OF Enterprise, Tor
Harrison county.
William B. Glendenning, of KIdwell,
for Tyler county.
F. B. smith, Of Anthem, for wetzel
county.
George r. Schlobohm, Of Woodland,
for Marshall county.
]. Frank Wilson, Of Grafton, for
Taylor county.
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The Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling
railway has extended the limit on their
holiday tickets 10 January o. For tickets
to all points In c. p. A. territory, appis
to city ticket office, corner Twelfth and
Market streets
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Pensions TO West Vlrginians.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgeneer.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Expansions to
West virginIans have been granted as
follows:
original-James c. Stewart. Rock
view, 50.
Restoration and increase-Frederick
Burkhart. Benwopd, IS to S14.
Restoration and reissue Edward
Hart, Morgantown, $l2.
Additlonnl-Abner Henderson, Hun
dred, IS to $40.
Renewal-Wliliam quinn, Hunting
ton, Sc.
Increase-Willlam Smith, Letart, Sl2
to Sl7; John ]. Swindler, Palatine, $40
to $i2; Sllas w. Fleming, Laurel Point,
IS to St7,
wldows-Rate A. Gilmore, Wheeling,
So; Mary Dean, PharOah, So; Anna
Gibbs, Brighton, IS.
other pensions granted are: Andrew
Rush, Time. Greene county, Pa, $751;;
Katy Patterson, (wldow), Bristorta,
Greene county, Pa, IS; George Gray,
West Finley. Washington county, Pa,
Sc; Robert NJ. Black, Fredertcktown.
Washington county, Pa, (increase),
Sc to IS; John Garrett, Bellnire, Ohio,
QnCrepse), $40 to SO.
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Extrae trom WheolInR @ P1rk ma 70

Short Line between Fulrmont and
CIarksbafg. quick Time-FaAt Trains
Sure Connections. When travelling to or
from ClnTksburE or West Virginia and
tickets read via the Monogahoir River
Railroad Close Connections at Fnlrnont
with y. & O. trHina and at clarksbuF6
with II. & q. and w, v s. +. trains. Tick
eEs via this route on sale ut all y. 4 o.
mud w, v. & +. r. II, stations.
HUGH q. RCWI.ES, Genl Supt
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FINANCIAL FAGTS.
Confidence In the Future Of the
Country Universal,
STRENGTH Of STOCK MARKET

Based on Great Changes In Financial,
Industrial and Mercantile Branch-
es-outlct for Capital in Industrial
Development and an Expansion of
our Foreign Trade-sussia's Apple
cation for a loan.
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ONLY $500 to Cincinnati via Ohio
River 4. X.
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sundny Trains between UhrlchNvlllo 3nl
Cleveland Other trains daily except Sun
Electric cars between Bridgeport az
wheeling, and Bridgeport and Mafll1
FERRY and Bcllnire.
Consult agents for GENERAL lnfotntalla
NJ 10 best routes and passenger rates
all points, -
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ONLY $3.50 to Cincinnati via Ohio
River r. r.
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Has cured millions, WIN help yOu, u suffering
from Lang. ChoSt, Ktdnay, Muscle or Joint aGSs-
tionl. PFico9sc. All pFngEui4, RAluoo substitutes.
OF mtTu. SsahuEy Juhnlor. n. 1T unobtainAnlo-
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ONLY $3.50 to Cincinnati via Ohio
River r. II.
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anasnas

C.. L.aAff3, prct, JOS. sEyE01.l. casiiiel
J, a. JEFFERSON. Asst cashleF
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07
MAY 5 CELEBRATION.
hockport Mexicrns Made II Cnlm
OccasiOn.

hockpOrt Mexicrns Made II Cnlm
Occasions.
Rockport, Texas, May 5.--Cinco de Nave
was fIttingy and deliberately observe
fere today by Mexicans under the auspics.
ana management of the Socedad Miguel
Negrete. patriotic association of Mexi.
cans organized here two years ago.
The exercises began at p. m. at Herz-
fields pavilion by an address on the works
and social functions Of the society by sr
Y. P. de la Rosa, an GRAFTON by the presj-
dent, s. A. Covarrubias. and orations by
Sr, Estolan Ramirez. Sr. Manuel Perez and
Sr. Jose Longora, and an essay by Seno-
rita Josefina Flores. The Corpus Christi
string band furnished music for the occa-
sion.
The celebration was well attended ana
the speakers and essayist were Listened to
with marked respect and attention and
their Patriotic utterances accorded hearty
and spontaneous applause.
Genaro Salzar Luis Del Prada and Mar
garlic Reyes composed the invitation COM
mittee, TO whom The Post is indebted for
an invitation. Manuel Martinez and Ma
ties Zepeda, the committee On arrange
ments. acquitted themselves with great
credit and Agapito Flores. Emilio Zepeda
Julio Alami1 and Adolfo Zepeda. the re-
ception committee, by their untirng at
tention. won the praise of all and fully
sustained the national reputation for 20
likeness. while Refugio Gonzales, the SER
geant-at-arms. by his constant flow OF
wit and good humor, kept all who passed
him in pleasant frame of mind. 1t was
n pleasant affair and a credit TO the Next
cans and the Sociedad Miguel Negrete.
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..ftv
s'ill maintain the State cbam,,,n.h,u -.
hose laying. championship ior
Inc race. which comprised a run Of ,se
yards, laying 100 feet Of hose and vs ss
1,ng wafer resulted as follows: Cornn.
sa r,,nh i'oneer team made the run In s7X
ss, Corpus Christi team No. in
ssH i1uling in IS; Goliad in a.. Camera,
~ %: ouerc failed to get water. Victoria
diu not run on account OF rain.
BANQUET and ball was given the Wis.,
aors iast night at Market Hall, the hail
''ins crowded TO Its utmost capacity.
victoria, Texas. May 6--There was 4
large delegation Of Victoria firecnen at the
Sorpus Christi contest and a strong team
was entered. and 1t was a great llsap
r ,ha un to them and their friends Tia,
'nT ram prevented them from running.
They were met at the depot nv n IN ,ye
delesation OF citizens and given un en-
ihusiastic welcome home.
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Brennan. Texas, May 6.-Conductor Kill
patrick has arranged for match game o.
ball between the Austin and Houston
league teams TO be played on the second
day of the Maifest-May ~.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick says he is trying TO get
several musical members from Temple and
Bolton contributors to take part with Brtn.
ham musicians in concert tor the second
night of the fest. An operetta VIII o. rem
dored by home talent on the first night,
A telegram from Mr.. Julius Fischer. now
in Austin, to his father. Mr.. f. flIehsr'
states that he has beeh appointed quat-r-
master sergeant OF the Tnlra rtsihseh !, T.
Tevas volunteers, and that the regiment is
cning 10 the PHILIPPINES.
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"HAnsTREETs on FINANCE.
'derabic Activity u,x p..,
SHOWN During the WccE

y,. Activity Has Been
"""n During the week.
'o'k' May -Braistreet's financial
tomorrow will say: Last week :
le auiinesa he's given place to an ne
peculation, the feature of which was
ene~ed public buying of securities.
'''e'neht began on Saturday. when,
professional traders. tho market
considerable strength, and on Mon
shen the news of Commodore Dewov.s
Ne'ory at Manila was received.
,es an influx of buying both fer long
nr NV, acrnunt. It may also be noted
interests which bought
AsaSiy during the recent depression
|sns. uss We're cheap or to support thri-
Sha, sities, sold considerable amounts
Iold,u LONDON also marketed consideI 4
on Tuesday. On Wednesdaf.
~ London contributed to a renewal
Viii. oy taking rc.nd amount. Of
"n.,e local shorts covered 10 such an
ma, the borrowing demand icr
mr. a4hyerv was materially reduced.
aan houses in mast cases le-
aeciaed accession to outside baying
!, increased activity was accompanied
s'si advance thTougkcut tho list.
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DUN's REVIEW.
tey's victory Had the Eject of
,Stimulntiuv Confidence.

key's victory Had the Eject OF
Stimulating OnUlcncc.
Nv York, May 6.-R. G. Dun & Co. =
ly Review OF Trade says: War was
estly dreaded by those who have ssen
ne like 1t for more than thirty years
Its coming has hurt less than, its APP
nsion, especially since the victory at
Ia, which indicated tie superiority OF
american navy gun for gun. EXpec-
that the war will not last long has
enced all markets and stocks have ad-
ID, the average prices for railways be-
e.79 per share. The general condition
siness has bean materially improved.
bays work by the officers and men at
a has given many days work TO the
ands of people at home, OF whom
knew nothing, and has placed all
fican industries and interests on a
ger footing for any conceivable future.
[act that gold is now used almost eX-
rely between the treasury and the
ing house Indicates the entire free
from apprehension about the cur
or public credit.
lnost sensational of all changes ana
most practically important has been
Use in wheat. Ii cents during one lay S
pm and 21ia cents from Tuesday to
Iscay night and % cents for the week,
ing Into the shade all past advances
all expectations. The remarkable rise
hursday WAS largely due TO removal
Jules by France and to tn pronibi-
Oh exports by Russia, both showing
eNraordinary needs abroad,
pustlles have received Il wonderful
aus from the conviction that ostili-
wall moi last long and from heavy
hment orders. Besides grra, demand
peer plates and other iron products
ammunition the government has or
.'ooe,ooO yards of wooden cloths.
J" blankets, 100000 yards cotton
ana great quantities OF provisions
s'her supplies and meanwhile reyiving
aehce mas multiplied other demands.
n.hess IN iron continues TO be heavy.
Establishments have been rec .v-
a.ker orders within the past few days
OF those from government. so that
.oppage or reduction OF time in four
:" m'iis early in the week may have
meM;ture, No decline whatever ap-
III the prices of the STAPLES, cloths
e'' goods Wool has declined about
vent In April Print cloths have
maas new low record, i.9ic. but II
A'''het is seen in other cotton prod :
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EHLY TRADE REVIEWS.
! and Bradstreet's Reports on
the Condition Of Trade.
hr1IoNs ARE MORE CHEERFUL
ncicrs Are Inclined 10 lclp
k,iimnte Trade - Prices for
kxhcnt Are Observation-Disclosures.

York, May s.-Bradstreet's tomor-
xill say: Evidences ACCUMULATE that
orner has finally been turned In the
situation and that circumstances
have hitherto been regarded as dis {.
NJ have begun to give way TO more
ful conditions.
ong the more favorable features OF
week have been the slightly easier
In the money market and little more
sitiol by financiers to accommodate
mate demands of trade. Another has
the general foreign recognizance of
ritical position Of wheat supplies in
hyering or the suspension entirely o.
i wheat duties, notably In Italy,
ee and Spain. Prices. both at the sea-
and at the interior. have bi oxen all
Is for many months past, while the
mess OF foreign buyers to take hold
advance furnishes testimony TO the
hat the present wheat corner is not
Entirely to the fear OF Interruptions
miles. ror yet TO the successful pro-
N Of a wheat cc,rer. but to col
bile extent tc foreign recognition of
,ct that the worlds wheat stocks to-
Ire smaller than they have been for
Years past and that some time must
before tho admittedly scod worlds
crop prospects find expression in
supplies.
business in some lines Is helped by
arge orders received for eguipm, mt
implies Of all sorts for military uses,
Nv in the lines of cotton and WOODEN
shoes. projectiles and ammunition
rious sorts
II Is useless 20 deny that there are
unfavorable features in view. Print
hove again struck the lowest price
cord, with q quotation OF l5-l6c for
ard srales: and the wooden industry
whole is reported quite depressed. The
exports for the week were 2,41S,7ij
Is, against 4,4l9,C00 last week ami
boo last year. Corn exports We're
bon, against 4,316,0o0 last week and
boo bushels last year.
lures in the United States were 2l0,
kt o2S last wear
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Statement Regarding Available
school Fund.

n Stutenseut hPsurNbnE Available
school Fund.
Austin. Texas, May S.-Comptrollcr Fin
ley makes tue following statement in rel
ercnce to the status OF the available school
fund: There has been a marked improve
ment i'll cur. public free school finances
during the present fiscal year. The State
erportioned 3,i0s.4iS, Cor support of free
schools for the present year. The school
population of the State now numbers no.
bl2 school children, an increase of 25,0oO
over last year. estimate that the entire
apportionmcnt will be raid 70 the several
oornties by the State by the LIST day of
August.
There has bsen S2.679,a7924 paid to this
cate. leaving a balance Of S4lA 200, which,
as above stated, will be paid by the LIST Of
August, and the public schools Viii be
opened in September without the emblr-
raasment of unpaid vouchers Ia the hands
OF the teachers.
Washington Heights Improvement com
panv of San Aa,cuio tiled its charter with
the secretary of state Today; capital stock
S75,00o. Incorpcr:tors; j. n. Halock. W.
H. Cratwiek, T. II, Flanilin and T. d..
CoShs
The comptroller today registered Sl2,n00
issue of city Of Terrell water works bonds
and $4,000 issue OF city of Paris water
works bonds
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HELP WANTED.

MAN OR LADY Of good address 10 travel and
appoint agents. $40 rer month anc ex.
penses, T. w. Ziegler a. Co, 800 d arborn
strcNt. Chlcapo.
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WANTED-Five ladies ii once; call between
and L. o'clock, Apply a, l0i2ia Texas
avenue, room TO-
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WANTED--Girl cook and general homework
Call e06is Main street, room q {
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osrus cHRIsrr FIREMEN.
Wade Very Quick rime,u Get
ting wntor

"e Very Quick Time GET
ting Water.
~. Nnristi, Texas. May 6.-The
~. ssieoration and hose laying CON
~, yesterday was great success.
s1ay night about $50 firemen arrived
q. Iuiing. Goliad. Victoria, cuero
si0n each company bringing a
eam' while cuero was accompanied
Hus OF mpsic. Shortly after their
Z, 'e visitors wers given an oyster
u mo corpus Christi frenen. The
M s 80 morning was one Of the
u most beautiful ever Witnessed
rsss, laying contest was holly con-
W. Ia a victory for the nome
~ broke all former records -
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Hallctovile Texas. May 6,-The thTee
companies composing the Halletsville fire
department yesterday held their joins an
nual celebration Miss Mary Elstner ny
popular vote was elected sponsor lor the
department, and she VIII atlehu 'he maeo
carnival as the representative of Hallets-
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SFECiAL PRICE LIST -sLils cleaned ano
pressed q; 81. pants, SOC; suits dyed 81 %
10 81. rants -, ut the Houston steam Dye
works ia Travis street; special attention
given to country orders. II
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r,,er school commencement.

TYLER. Texas. May 5--The commence
ment of the city schools OF lyier Wc'e
held at the opera house in this city tonight
There were twenty boys and girls IN the
graduating class. The exercises were ~
tcrcsting and were witnessed by lasSe
crowd.
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WANTED--A first-class cook, man preferred.
Mrs. ]. NJ. frost 40i GRAY avenua. Z
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kii,rd by Lish,ning.

Cleburne. Texts. May 5.-The little son
of Mrs. I,essie Lum living near joshua was
killed by lightning Monday ai'erhoon
while walking in the field
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Saicided-

Terrell Texas. Mey e.-About p m
.oa,y Ice HAZEL. a German cigar maker
so,,ni,ted suicide by shooting himself IN
nc forehead with rcvoiYer.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN--Apply TO South Texas
Cation Exchalse building w. A. Chill
trrss. president; A, X. Taylor. secretary. y
NoNEy TO LOAN on improved farms and
,asskes rran S., s@'is e. S.,,i ssp IA A
baiIding. Houston. Tsxes. =