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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-24

green ribbon on the belt once had streams
ers over . foot In length. but friends bayo
cut on souvenirs. until now they an near-
" all gone. ~ y y Z, IN
The annual meeting Of THE Ts5as steln8
circuit via be held At thR Windsor kof9lS7
Dallas, at II O'clock ). "a. On TIE l1th ~
February, Colonel s. n Moss Of ClGh)ly6A
Is tho president Of the asSociatiop nd RGe'
quests AL menbsfs 70 attend th1a no0tS
Ing, a. we'll - al parties iptspesk1 = ~
breeding farms and turf hpoy(e 81 y : n rs!
The grand Amssjosn handiosp. oooo1
70 the good pen Eep cepGFeGnt ak
Sportsnen's exhih3tlep, vii nj kaf1
many professionals IN Il eS9t1 ~ IN M
II has hid y IN r,st. " 1fol &
are dedned thoeS p>eg ~ ~ Is 5 :
amusement ma ~ ~ r. " T. n
or cosirne ~ ~ NJ ~ - ~
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peaah ID nirhnrd s. sIorrisa. J

Yesterday morning az 1880 o'clock Hous-
ION lost one Of ITS oldest and highly es-
teemed citizen in the death OF Richard 8.
Morriss. who lived at ili1 Liberty avenue.
Mr. Norris was bofp In Buchanan county.
Va, seventy-fiyc years ago. and came 70
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1t would probably be an unpleasant sur
Prise to Kid Mccoy II FitzsImnions or Cor
bett were to call the young mau's hjuff 1t
was given out In the press dispatches that
he had deposited $4,000 forfeit for frtt
with either OF them. Mccoy IL trying to
get ahead too fast. There ar, e npp'i"r
Of good ones between him and the tig
ones. He has shown hin willingness IN
fight and " ia quite likely that he will
come down In abort time and make terms
with some one for fight. In a year ur
two the young man many people belize,
Will be the top-noicher himself, anil liz
past work has given a good foundation Tor
this belief But that he can nc this lime
jump to the top OF the head at d sinrle
bound IL too much 70 be seriously believed
by any hut the blindly faithful. He'll come
of. all right, and go agAinst Choynili Or
some other non-taiker IN a short time
and give good account Of himself. too
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,cor nrarch Construction.

The Indian committee Of the lower
nrancb u congress has recommended iesis-
,at,on allowing the Gulf. Colorado ana
ra,.. te and the Muscogee Coal and Rsil-
way COMPANIES 10 construct branches ~ ~
dian Territory.
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ro cuRE A COLD IN 0NE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails 10
cure; csc TIE genuine has y y. Q. on
each tablet.
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Notcs nn.l Per.onaIs.

70 RI. Goodwin. general freignt agent i.
M the santa Fe, was passehkef -
Orleans last night ,r !,
General Manager Allen ana pa,ls .s -,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas on'c'a,s i pae's ~
through Houston yesterday ca 'ou's =
GBlyeston. ~,
southern roads have announsea ~
Ivy, snr ,,asaslers rates put in by the Kansas
city, Pittsburg and Gull,
ua,,s,on division OF Brotherhood Of
psii.,ss Trackmep. At their meeting 10
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THE HOTELS
oLHorEL
EALs...

Is, $50 to
Der day. Six
gant rooms,
bath. Large
e o o IN $.
lly located.
accomnloda-
for CONNER
men in the
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u. - - - -
CORHEIsr AND slLEn.
tThc Referee md Housrm1n Have
Given Il Proper Answer.


GIVEN u Proper Answer.
Corbett's mean insinuations against Ref
cree Slcr have beeu answered Just Dis iney
should have been. Siler calls Corne.t liar
and doesn't minuo matters by using any
other word than ''lic.,' And Lon Horse
man comes to the front in q mech longer
rctort and reiter.ltcs the statement thai
corbott has lied, aud willfully so. II Is
very strange that not unSu many months
after tho fight has taken place CoPhatt
couldn't think OF these things. And II ~
just as strange that ncycr a peep Mas
heard from him until Macon Mccormick,
a sporting writer OF some prominence, We
has always been unfair Towards Fitx-
simmcns suddenly sprung an insinnation
that Sler had robbed 'toehcit oE the hght
and given IL 10 Fttzsimmons. Once before
in this column Il has been nicntioneti that
d suspicion that Macon il the press BIZ
reau Tor tho Tex would be well founded,
and the mcaner goibett gets IN his
talks from the stage the r,ore that SIS
picion grows into a pcsltlye certainty. II
may be said without fear OF contradiction
that not one man in n thousand imnSines
that Corbett is capable Of doing tho writ
ing he has been doing. both buf0re and
since the fight az Carson city; 1t Isn't Ia
him TO do IL, he's par-c.. who can III
kind Of way repeat wha- has been told
him-and the fact that lust about tho Tune
he springs something new Macon also gets
of the same thing in q syndicate letter ~
pretty good proof either that Corbe,t Is
plagisrist OF the rankest Kind or shat Ma,
con does his writing for hiTi.
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,,ne puI'i,nan Dividend.

The directors OF the Pullman ia'ace Oa'
co,nnany have declared the regular quar-
ter,y dividend OF per cent. payable zen
-,,a ~ La - l---..L-l ---- ~ II
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F'itz is right II the Tex vans to fight
let him 80 best Maher. fitzsiinmons did
It when he WIS told tha. that was tho
only way he could &c. hgh. from Cor
bett--and he came mighty near not ret
ding the fight, too Lon ilouscuan implits
a doubt that Corbett could whip hiaher.
which Is ono reason ne Won fight, but
continues to talk aglilst stone wall
or course that Is a matter OF opinion and
IL Is likely to remain 90, for this alleged
Gentleman Pugilist" isn't going TO eivo
an opportunity for the question to he de-
oided by ain actual test; not nc. AZ ~
wants is advertising. AMI he doesn't care
how he gets that. or course. while he y
sprlnging new matter the papers viii CON
tinue to print IT, for !; IL news, but wher
the baseball season opens in short time
Corbett viii find that his graft is gone.
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distance

The oregonian said on Sunday tina, the
common point lumber rate is not wanted
by Astoria, except as "a preliminary 70
forcing wheat down the river BY rail-"
At other times the same paper has
charged that the agitation for a COM
mon poIn, at Astoria is inspired by Ham.
mond and In the interest Of his railroad,
How unfair and uncandid this "argu-
ment" against the Astoria common pOin,
Is VIII occur to every reflective person
when II is remembered ,hA, the common
point on lumber was frst asked of the o,
r. q n. Company. and the common poin,
on wheat can at present be granted only
BY the same company. How. then. can
The agitation for these concessions be said
70 favor the A. & C. railroad or be de-
signed to force the o. R. s n. Company
to divide its earnings with the Astoria
road. Doesn't the o. R. q n. Company
maintain It's own water line to Astoria,
and would not any common point 1t could
make to Astoria be over its own nne9 1t
need not, and probably would not, divide
one penny Of its earnings with the a a
c or any other railroad IN order to reach
a common point at Astoria.
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NOTICE OF rILINa ASSESSMENT

For ,he Improvement o, TWen,y.nln,h
stree, from Franklin 20 Grand avenue.
and Of time ot meeting ot board ot equal
lzaton ot said assessment
Notice u hereby given that the Aisrsa.
mcnt mil containing tho special AAsess,
mcnt for the street Improvement In tho
city ot Astoria. Oregon. known and dcalE.
mated A. the Improvement OF Twenty.
ninth stree, from Franklin TO Grand
avenue. has been nled In the once Of the
Auditor and Police Judge OF said city.
and has been reported 20 tho Common
council OF said city. and said roll IL now
open for inspection and will 20 remain
until Tuesday, tho 9Th day OF october, iSs.
az the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. prior 90
which said time all objections 20
said Assessment and said asscs. :
mcut roll must DO nied IN writing
With the aforesaid Auditor and Police
Judge when. by virtue Of a resolution Of
The said Common Council duly adopted AZ
a regular meeting thereof held September
18th lN's which resolution appointed the
said Tuesday, the i,h day OF october. iss,
AZ m" said hour of ~ o'clock a. m. Of said
day AZ the time for the review and equal
lzaton OF said assessment. the Board OF
Equalization Tor said assessment. when
board consists ot the Committee On
Streets and Public ways OF the aforesaid
Common Council and the Board Of Asses.
'ora of said city. will meet In tho Council,
chambers Of The Clty Hall IN the CITY Of
.-Siurin, oregon, 10 review and cquallEc
mid assessment. and thereafter rcpor,
their actions to the said Common Council
This notice II published by order OF tho
Common Councll of Astor A. adopted Sep
lcmbcr 18th. 1895.
H. +. NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judge of the CITY
aforesaid.
Astoria, oregon, September 18th. 1905.
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NorIcE oF FILINa AssEssMENr


For the Improvement os Grand avenue
from Twenty-nluth street 10 Thlr,y.ihi y
street and of tine " meeting " board
NJ cduallzntion,of said assessment
Notice Is hreby gwen that the assess
ment roll containing the special usscss.
ment for the street Improvement IN tie
city Of Astoria. Oregon known and dcs'g-
mated as the improvement % Grand ave-
nue. from Tw,nty-nlntn to Tn r,y-;hIrd
street has been filed In the oiiicc OF the
Auditor and Police Judge OF said Cl y.
and has been reported 20 the Common
Council Of said city. and said roll Is now
open for inspection and viii 10 remain
until Tuesday, tho ilu day Of October. ISIS.
at the hour Of 10 o'clock q. m. pror 20
which said time all objections 20
said assessment and said assess
ment roll must be Ned IN writing
with the aforesaid Auditor and Police
Judge. when, by virtue OF n resolution Of
the said Common Council duly adop ed az
a regular mee,lns thereof held September
lJth 1898, which resolution appointed the
said Tuesday the ith day Of October, 1895
AT tho said hour Of ~ o'clock a. m. Of said
day. ~ the time FOR the review and equal
lzatIon Of said assessment. the Board Of
Equalization FOR said assessment. whlcn
board consists OF the Committee on
Streets and Public ways Of the aforesaid
Common Council and the Board Of Asses
sors Of said city. will meet in the Council
chambers Of the city Hail, in the City OF
Astora. Oregon, to review and equalze
said assessment, and thereafter report
their actions to the said Common Council
This notice Is published by order Of the
Common Council OF Astoria. adopted Sep
tember 18th. 1895
n. Il. NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judge Of the city
aforesaid.
Astoria, Oregon, September nth, 1885.
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assessment upon tho lots, lands ana
premises fronting and ahutunR upon
adjacent 10 and otherwise benefited ny
said Improvement, which lots, lands ana
premises are, for the purposes of HalN
Improvement hereby Included wllhlQ =
district hereafter 10 he called 'lhe lar'
rlaon Avenue from seventh TO ElRhlh
Rircet Improvement District" anu Hatns
shall embrace tho following described
property, Io-will Lots |, o. aud I, Ia
block VI, and lots ., q, aud :, IN block
N all In that part of the city of Astoria
IA laid out and recorded by John Mcclure,
and extended by cyrus pln'F' w Nl'N"P
county, oregon,
NOW. TlEREFoRE. unlcss a romon'
plranco signed by tho residents OF tho
city owning more than one'half ~ tho
property above described shall hr. nlel
| with the auditor ana police ludHo OF nHl"
city by tho tlmo OF tho next regular m'o''
Ing og tho said common council following
tho ilnal publication OF this notice, towlV
Thurnday October 9th. 1905, the said I'M
prnycment viii he made ~ Aforesaid,
This notice II published by resolution or
said common council, passed at a regular
meeting thereof In said city, on tho tth
day OF August ispS
Dated September ~, isps
II. n. NELSON
Auditor ana Police Judge ot tho ClIy OF
Astoria, oregon,
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a regular meeting thereof held september
18TH iSs, which resolution appointed the
said Tuesday, the i,h day u October. iS9s.
AZ the said hour OF 10 O'Clock a. IN. ot said
day. A. the time tor tho review and equal
lsat,on ot said asseHsmcn, the Hoard ot
Equalization Tor said assessment. whlch
board consists of the Committee on
STREETS aud Public WAYS ot the aforesaid
Common Council and the Hoard of Asses
sprs ~ said city. will meet In tho council
chambcfs of the city Han. In the Guy ot
Astoria, oregon, To review and cqual'rc
said assessment, and thereafter report
their actions TO the said Common Council
This notice l. published by ordVr og tho
Common Council OF Astoria. adopted Sep
lcmhcr 18th. iSS
a. y. NELSON.
Auditor and Police judge ot the city
Aforesaid
Astoria. or,gon. September lith. iS,s
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the senatorial fight will be.

the little ills that they neglect are simply
the danger signals that warn them Of the
approach of big ans serious maladies. A
well man or woman gets up in the morning
happy and clear headed and alert. both
mentally and physically. They have
hearty appetite for breakfast They 90
about their work with alacrity and sense
Of pleasure. The days end finds them
tired, but not tagged cut They still have
the energy for an evenings enjoyment.
At night they find sound, refreshing slum.
ber They do not have frightfitl dreams
during their sleeping hours, nor are they
4drowsy during their waking hours. They
are not ill-tempeTed or fault.hnding. When
men or women find their condition the Cd.
posite Of this, they need a course Of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. II
strengthens the weak stomach, corrects
the impaired digestion invigorates the
liver, and purihes and enriches the blood
1t is the great blood maker and flesh
builder. II strengthens the muscular sys-
TEN, gives bloom TO the complexion, regu.
lates the functions OF every vital organ and
imparts both mental and physical elasticity
and energy. Medicine dealers sell il, and
have nothing just as good. "
81 had been troubled for several years with
spells Of liver complaint" writes II. " DranS
held. Esq, Of Sweetsprings. Monroe Co.. W. Va.
"and about two years ago my health gave way
! tried doctor and got worse all the time had
a weakness in my let side and limbs pglpila.
tion 1.-THE heart, crampiug pains in the stomach
after eating; nerves weak and no energy !
took DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
began 10 mend from the start. soon felt like
new person. / am now enjoying good health"
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Of each candidate to have everything Gu,
and dried by the time the members from
the outlying counties get together
II Is generally admitted that Joe Simon
Is not a candidate. lie probably would
be II his friends thought there was a
chance for his election. Simon is one OF
the most sagacious politicians In the state
and never goes into nsht unless he secs
his way out OF It with success for his re-
ward, There are few. II any, who could
do more FOR oregon in congress than
Simon. but the people are no, YET ready
to give their approval to his election, For
that reason the legisla,ors-many OF them
friends Of simon-win not now consider
him possible candidate,
John Il. Mitchell viii have anSer in
the pie. and It is becoming apparent that
n he does not set his share, or more. ne
viii a, leas, make his opponents an In.
,erestlng time while they feast It Is said
that the republican forces are so evenly
divided that the silver forces will hold
the balance OF power. According to the
oiiicial list there are twenty-four mem
bers Of the legislature designated as DEM
ocrats. silver republicans, populis,s and
union. II Is rumored that Jonathan
Bourne. Jr., viii so down to salem and
organize this body Of men, who will hold
the deciding votes. While Bourne may
not have so much money to tight with
this session as he did in 1877, he has an
abundance OF executive ability and daring
and viii be in the ,hiOkest Of the ssht
1t is possible. OF course. that the repub-
iicAns will sc, together in caucus and
agree upon a candidate whom they will
elect without a division in their own
ranks. That is what they should do. but
the probabilities are nearly all against
such action. MI,eheTs friends are like
many OF DOlph's IN 1895. they are blind
and deaf to everything but the beck and
cali Of their chief
Either Lord or Corbet, would be salts
factory to the Portland faction. but both
win encounter a strong opposition. Lord
has made many appointments during his
term as governor that have been unsatis-
factory TO many OF the republicans OF this
state and for that reason there will be
strong opposition 10 an enlargement or
continuance Of his appOintive influence.
There may be other objections to him.
but none that should prove a serious him
dranee. provided he can explain away his
unsatisfactory appointments. The objee-
ton to cOrbett win be mostly on general
principles"
RumOr says that Mitchell will support
Fulton for senator. and, II so, there are
many more unlikely things than his cleo
ton. Whether Fulton will want to run
as Mitchell candidate is. however. a
question. 49, 60,
But as ye, there Is nothing definite to
be known. Only conjecture. founded on
what political movements can be OBJ
served, is possible at this time. Dark
horses" are always ready and it is as safe
to predict the weather for next September
as to undertake to say what the outcome
Of the senatorial fight will be.
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A MARROW ESCAPE.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada T.
Hart. Of Groton. 8. D.: ''was taken with
bad cold which settled on my lungs;
cough set in and finally terminated In con-
sumption. Four doctors gave me up. say
Ing could live but short time. l gave
myself up to my Savior. determined II
/ could not stay with my friends on earth,
] would meet my absent ones above. Ny
husband was advised 10 get DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds. gave It trial. took in all
eight bottles. II has cured me. and thank
God am saved and now well and
healthy woman" Trial bottles free at
Bstes-COnn Drug Co. Regular size "
cents and g. Guaranteed or price re-
funded.
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Notice ls hereby given that the com
mon council Of the city on Astoria, Ore
gon, proposes 20 establish the grades al
Oncy Avenue at It's intersection with
9Th or llobson street. In said city, AT 81
and u feet above the base OF grades, nt
Fay Avenue through which the buik-head
runs ut It's Intersection with said jth or
Hobson street, AT 20 feet above the base
Of grades and 1T the Picr-head line NJ It's
Intersection with said 9Th or Hobson
street at 20 feet above the base OF grades;
the grades OF all street crossings affected
thereby 10 he level and the grade OF the
streets to be plane surface
between crossings.
And unless n remonstrnnce signed by
The owners OF thrco-fourths OF tho proper
~ adiecent to said streets and intersee-
tlOns thereof be iiled with the auditor ana
police Judge within ten days from the
date OF the hnal publication OF this no.
tlce which final publication will be on
towlt the 2ith day Of September, 1895 tho
said common council VIII at It's earliest
convenience or within six months after
SAID date establish the aforesaid grades
by ordinance.
Dated September 18th. 1898, and pub
lishcd by authority OF the said common
by resolution dated September
lst 1895
II. L. NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judge OF the City OF
Astoria, Oregon.
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NOTICE OF FILING ASSESSMENT.

For the Improvement Of ThIrty-firat
street. from franklin to Grand avenue,
and Of time Of meeting Of board Of equal
lzatlOn Of said assessment
Notice IL hereby given that the assess-
ment roll containing the special assess
ment for the street Improvement In the
city Of Astoria, oregon, known and desIg-
mated as the Improvement Of Thirty-hrst
street, from Franklin to Grand ave-
nue., has been filed In the office OF the
Auditor and Police Judge Of said city
and has been reported to the Common
Council Of said city, and said roll Is nov
open for inspection and will 30 remain
until Tuesday the 4th day Of october, 1895,
al the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m, prior 10
which said time all objections 70
said assessment and said assess
nent roll must be filed in writing
with the aforesaid Auditor and Police
Judge, when, by virtue OF resolution OF
.he said Common Council duly adopted at
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-20
THE PIONEER LIMITED

Is the name os the only persec, train In
the world. now running every night be-
tween 81. Paul and Chicago, via the
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul railway
the v;oneer road Of the west IN adopt
ing all improved facilities for the safety
and enjoyment ot passengers. An Illus
trated pamphlet. showing views Of belu-
tiful scenery along the route OF the Pio-
neer Limited. vii be sent free TO any per-
son upon receipt Of two-cent postage
stamp. Address George II. Heahord.
General Passenger Agent. Chicago. Ill
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Cuts. Bruises. Sores, Uletrs. Salt Rheum.
Fever sorca letter. chapped Hands.
Chilblains. corns and all Skin Eruptions.
aud positively cures PIles. or no pay re-
auired- II Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price Is
cents per box. For sale by Estes-Conn
Drug Co
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Farmer would receive. via Astoria. 5i3
cents bushel. a difference in favor OF
the producer. II shipped via Astoria. Of
&S cents per bushel.
On 100000 bushels, the amount
which IL is estimated the O. r. &
n. Company will haul into Portland this
season, the saving to producers would be.
X brought to Astoria at common point
rates, sl2Ss.OOO.
When 1t is considered that the Northern
Pacific is now taking TO the Sound fully
20 per cent of the total export product of
the Inland Empire. and that common
point rate to Astoria would induce very
low ship charter rate at Astoria. with a
corresponding increase in the price paid
for wheat at the mouth of the Columbia
river, II Is not an unreasonable assump-
tion that nearly all the Inland Empire
wheat would come to Astoria. Thus, the
Increase in quantity shipped from Astoria.
as compared with the 100000 bushels to
be shipped this season at Portland, would
augment the possible saving on this
ears crop alone to fully the sum of S.
On,.
II IS rssRrted that one county in ore-
gOn, tributary IA the mouth of the Col
umbIa. has 100000 bushels of wheat al
ready stored for shipment II Astoria had
the terminal rates desired, the additional
prohts to that single county, at O6.4S cents
per bushel, on this seasons crop, would
nuount to the sum of ss21.5OO.
Cannot the Inland Empire papers see
now the producers are interested in the
Astoria common point question:
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-20

We have used Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy In our home for many years and
bear cheerful testimony 70 i,s value as a
medicine which should be In every family
In coughs and colds We have found Il to
be efilcadous and In Group and whoop!ng
cough Tn children we deem Il indispcns-
able.-H p. RITTER. Az Fairfax ave.
81. Louis. Mo. For sale by Charles Rog.
ers, druggist.
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YOUR FAYE

Shows the state Of your feelIhsS and the
state Of your health as wea. Impure
blood makeS itself apparent "a q pale and
Saliow complexion. pampIes and aiia ordp.
tons. II you are feSatnS veak and WON
out and do not have = heaiAy apooar'
aDse you should ny Aeker's Blood EaiHir
u cures all blood diseases where chcAp
sarsapariliaA and so-oaned Suriacrs fail
knowing this ws scli every bottle Oh a
positive guarantee