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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-03-23

WorkmOn this morning began operations
on the remodeling of Jacob Nolls place of
business on North Main street. The high
steps to the saloon will be abandoned and an
entire new front will replace the old one.
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Scalp Treatment.
Katharine A. Hickey, 1876 n. Main st.


Detectives Richard Amour and Levi Bobb
who are charged by two Arabian peddlers
with extorting money from Them say the
case is a cross suit to the arrest Of the
Arabians by the detectives on charges of
peddlng without license.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-03-23

On account of the inclement weather OF
Monday and to-day we beg to announce that
we will sell for this week, or until sold, all
goods at prices advertised for our three.day
sale. This will enable all who wish to come
an opportunity to buy at sale prices.
Ut l.. j. WILKINSON.
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A Good Chance.

A desirable building is offered for sale on
easy terms on account of removal. Contains
all modern Improvements. For particulars
apply at 30 East Centre street. This oppor
tunity holds good until Saturday. 3-23-tf
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THE WEATHER.

The forecast for Thursday Partly cloudy
to fair and considerably colder weather, with
brisk westerly winds, preceded by rain or
snow in the northern districts and on the
coasts north of Sandy Hook.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-03-23

Fish cakes, free, tonight, Sour krout
mashed potatoes and Ulmers sausage t
morrow morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-03-23

Kendriok House Free Lunch,
Oyster soup will be served, free, to all pa
irons tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-03-23

The greatest cure for coughs aud colds. At
Gruhler Bros drug store.
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EVENTS At
p0TTSVILLE
Cases of Shenandoah People in the
Civil Court.
MR., RBDZIFWICZ WINS AGAIN
Commissioner Meyers Will Have a Motion
Made For a New Trial-Other Items
Concerning Matters That Are
Pending in the Courts.

Pottsville, March 23.-The civil court cal
eudar here this week contains several eases
i'm which shenandoah parties arc interested.
One was the case of Isaac Levy, trading a-
the Eimwood Paper Company against Charles
Rudzewcz, of Shenandoah 90 recover for
5000 butter trays. The defendant refused to
pay for them on the ground that the contract
had not been properly adhered TO. w. A.
Marr ESD, represented the plaiutiT and
NJ NJ. Burke, Esq. looked after the interests
of the defendant. The case was tried yes
terday and the jury decided in favor Of Mr..
Radziewica. This will probably end the
litigation, as il is the third time Nj Rad
ziewicz has won.
A case called up to-day was that Of Will
lam Schmicker, of Shenandoah, against the
Lakeside Electric Railway Company. 1t ap-
pears that Schmicler had contract with the
company to clear the land upon which the
Columbia Park is now located for about
$3.50 but he subsequently found that he
could not carry out the contract and threw
it. 1t is alleged that the late Hon. D. ID.
Phillips, who was then manager Of the COM
pauy, persuaded Mr.. Schmicker to continue
the work on days wages and under this ar
rangement Mr.. Schmicker says Inc completed
it, but the company refused to pay him.
The amount involved is a balance of between
$500 and SiOO.
Another case scheduled for trial this week
is that of Mrs. Ann Llewelyu Of Shenau-
doah, against j. X. p. Scheidy, formerly of
that place and now of Wilmington, Del. The
claim is for $50 for wall paper alleged to have
been furnished before the defendant moved
to Delaware.
In the case Of Robert Weir, Jr VS.. Mar
garet Thomas the jury returned verdict
for the defendant.
Charters for the Soldiers Monumental
Association, of Shenandoah and the Union
Labor Society, Of the same place, were filed
in the Recorders Office yesterday.
The following bonds were approved: A. w.
Ward treasurer of Kline township, in the
sum of 5000, with John S. Wentz and Chas
Brill, as suretes. James A. King, treasurer
of the Borough of Gilberton, in the sum Of
100000, with John Hullihan, Andrew Com
rey and NJ. j. Haughney, as sureties.
| The number of candidates for the County
/ Commissioner vacancies continues to increas,
daily Among the Democratic aspiants ar,
| G.. Shumway, manager of the Chronicle
Fred. Portz, late candidate for Recorder auC
August Wachter, formerly County Auditor
E. d. Smith, Esq, has put on record th,
usual motion for arrest of judgment and new
trial in Commissioner Meyers case.
A number Of the Elks belonging to the
Alma Chester Company were entertained by
the local lodge last evening.
Bishop Talbot, of the Episcopal church
visited the hospital here yesterday Afternoon
and confirmed a class at st. Clair in the even
ing.
Jack McKoevel of Winiamstown, and
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-03-23

Silver Cream Polish, the best in the world
At Brumm's.
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AT KepchinsIl's Arcade Cafe
wnkinson's Special Sale.

Puree of pea, free, tonight,
Hot lunch tomorrow morning.
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Albert Buff, miner aged As years, was
instantly killed at Kaska William colliery,
near Middleport, by an explosion of a blast
that had failed to 60 Off within the usual
limit. Buff returned to fix the fuse just as
the charge exploded. He was literally
blown to pieces His laborer, Gus Miller
was but slightly injured. The deceased left
widow and several children
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-03-23

! The following persons were granted mar
riaEe licenses to-day Albert W. Fritz and
Martha A. Mengel of West Brunswick Car
milo Pedrott and Jennie Dashuor, of Maha-
uoy City; Joseph Ernold and Elizabeth
! Brennan, of Hazleton.
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j. j. Bradigan and wife to Matthias Yauczi.
tus premises in Shenandoah Consideration,
$1,000. Ferdinand Schlorff and wife to
Frederick Schlortf, Jr,, premises in Barry
township. Calvin A. Werntz and wife to
James o, Werntz, premises at Ringtown.
Consideration, $500 Charles Boyer to Louis
Yeisley, premises in Pottsville. Consider
alton, 5000.
The suit Of Joseph Hertzog against Nen
Dietrich is ON trial before Judge Bechtel.
The suit is about horse.
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THE HERALD

Cyea feJ business because of It's knosOn
large circulation and renters rich
results 10 its dGVerfiSe,5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-03-23

President Atkins, of the Pottsville Iron
and Steel works, was a bidder for some of
the contracts to furnish steel proiecties to be
used for war purposes, but was little too high
in his prices. He will put in bids for other
supplies in a wock or two.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30
DOES NOT SUIT ALL.
Many Members Of Congress Opposed
TO Plans Outlined.
DEFINITE ACTION WANTED.
An Appropriation to Feed Starving Gu
bans May he Defeated Unis-s IL
Carries More with It-Foraker
Tor Cuban Independence.

Washington, March s9-After the adj
journment Of the house yesterday there
was considerable discussion over a pro-
posed consolidation Of the forces in the
house 10 some form 20 take immediate ac-
ton ON the Cuban issue There was
strong feeling shown over the avoidance
in the message Of definite administra-
ton policy and a decided disposition not
to wait any longer or resort to temper
izing measures The project to furnish
ad hbitum relief supplies to the Cuban
non-comhatants is meeting opposition.
to which members ON both sides Of the
house have given voice in private dis
oussion on the ground that, first, Spain
alone is responsible for the condition on
the island, and second, the extending Of
such large relief abroad is unjust to the
people Of this country.
The steps taken ON this line were Of
an informal nature. Representative
Hull Of Iowa, chairman Of the house
committee ON military affairs, is leading
the movement for prompt action.
A number OF senator's and representa-
tives Of both parties conferred with the
president at the White House. IL is
said that the opposition was inclined to
object to further delay toward settle
ment Of the Spanish situation. and that
unless the next message was more def.
mite the radical members could not bc
held in check.
At the meeting Of the senate commit
tee ON foreign relations Senator Fry,
will move that the committee remain IN
session until the Cuban and Spanish
questions are settled Mr. Foraker viii
introduce u resolution relating to tn,
Independence Of Cuba.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30
THE ENGLISH PRESS.
Comment Of London Papers ON the Re-
port of the Hoard.


London, March 20. The 81. James
Gazette commenting on the report Of
the United States naval court Of inquiry
into the loss Of the battleship Maine,
says.
"Ther can be no doubt Spain owes n.
partition 20 the American government, TO
say nothing Of the most humble apollo.
gios and the most extreme consideru.
tons for the feelings Of the nation that
has lost fine cruiser lying in peace in
presumably friendly harbor. The out.
look is as threatening as il could be-.
Spain is in the wrong and 1t is for Spain
to walk warily."
Westminster Gazette SAYS:
The resources of diplomacy ought not
yet TO lie exhausted. We trust Prcsi.
dent McK.nl " will maintain his unex.
ceptionahle attitude and not allow him.
self TO be- iingocd into war"
The Globe thinks the report, gives
Spain ground for maintaining that il
shows bias" adding: 1.-THE evidence
that a mine caused the explosion is mea.
ger, unconvincing aud not borne out by
previous experiences of the effects caus.
ed by mines exploded"
In conclusion the Globe says:
Whichever way we look at the mat.
ter, II is hard to agree with the verdict
Of the court Of inquiry"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30

preston given by a highly experienced
parsonage Is wrong He said:
knowing nom, regrct to say |
am In the unfortunate position of not
being able 20 convey It 20 you, but you
may print in the largest type. double
spaced, with the feeling that IL Is fully
worth It the following somewhat suf
statement and read between the line. 3
"'The most important Of events. 4
forthcoming, one which will cRm tho
desperate situation. avert war, settle i'm.
ternatonal differences and end the
fighting in Cuba
Although the American minister.
General Woodford, sturlily refuses 10
BE- intoryF gd, he has stated to prom.
inent gentleman In Madrid that he was
entirely confident that an early and 81,
fectiye peace would soon b. assured BE-.
tween Spain aud the United Siatcs-a
peace which would b. consistent with
the honor Of the Spanish people and
that would secure justice 10 Cuba and
effective protection to the Ercat Ameri,
can interests In that island"
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers
are furnished the Eagle by Mr. J. G.
Minkeri, lawyer and real estate agent.
Deed from b P. Wilson to 7. ]. Pres.
ton, interest in 800 acres Ia Moses A.
Foster survey consideration $40.
Deed from Claude Mitchell and wife
to A. MAY Arthur, l6s sores In Thomas
Camthus survey consideration $3.50.
Release from A. II. Hitchler 10 Claude
Mitchell and wife, los acres in Thomas
Camthus survey; consideration $3.50.
Transfer Of notes from d. b. Knox to
II. 0. Boatwright conveying lien on lots
lots No and east half Of lot No 4 in
block 40, city Of Bryan; consideration
s675.
Release from S. J. Clu,e to W. NJ. and
Hettie Foster lot No. 10 and 10 feet Of
the west side Of lot No. 0, in block ia
city Of Bryan consideration sl0s.
Deed from V. b. Hudson aud wife e
Julia Wipprecht lots Nos. /, 2, 3 aud 1
in block IS. in the city Of Bryan; con
sideration $500.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30
HOUSE NOT FAR BEHIND.
Some Members In Favor Of Immediate
aud Aggressive Action.

Some Members In Favor Of Immediate
and Aggressive Action.
Washington, March 2).-Membcrs %
the house who are in favor Of immedi.
ate and aggressive action are discussing
all sorts Of methods by which the house
can be brought TO the expression Of an
opinion. There is even some talk Of
oyeruling the chair during the consid.
Grafton Of the naval Appropriation bill
and attaching resolution recognizing
the independence Of Cuba Us rider,
but most OF this talk seems TO bo in the
air. The main thing the conservatives
have to contend with Is the overwhelm.
ing protest which is going up against
the delay.
The foreign affairs committee Of the
house is in a peculiar ondition Chair.
man Hill is i'll and the regular meeting
Of the committee will not occur until
Thursday. II a way can BE- found TO
secure q meeting Of the committee BE-.
fore Thursday It will be done. II not,
the Republican members Of the commit.
tee will probably caucus on the question.
There is strong sentiment in the house
and In the committee against the prop.
sition TO vote money for supplies 20 ~.
lieve the starving Cubans, unless il is
accompanied by some action which will
stop the war. At least, three republican
members OF the commltte declared they
would oppose such proposition with
their votes and their voices ON the floor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30
NOW OWN THE PORTS.
Russia Notines the world Of Her aud
secured In China.

RAastA NhtAhfa Aht NhNAh hI Nor anu
secured In China
81. Petersburg, March g9-The Of.
fetal messenger publishes a circular,
which has been telegaphed by Count
Munyieff, the Russian minister for for
eign affairs, to representatives Of Rus.
STA abroad. II is as follows:
by virtue Of a convention signed at
Pckin ON March "a, Port Arthur and the
port Of Ia Lien Wan, and the terrific.
ries adjacent, has been coded to Russia,
in usufruct, by China.
You are requested TO notify the gov
eminent where to you are accredited,
adding the above mentioned ports and
territories will be Immediately occupied
by Russian troops and that the Russian
flag will b. hoisted by the side Of the
Chinese flag
"Cessions are fer % years, but may b.
extended later by common accord Fur.
thcr, China conceded the right Of con.
structing a railroad to connect the ports
with the Trans. Siberian main line"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30
MUST HAVE wan.
SIR Charles Duke believe. That Il l.
sure 10 Come.

"aAN ~ &8AAA"s
New York, March 81 can't see
how war between the United States and
Spain can h avoided, said Sir Charles
Dixie to The World correspondent az
London.
1T is impossible 10 express an opinion
ON such meager details Of the findings
Of the Maine court Of inquiry as have
been published here. but affairs have
come to such a pass with Spain that she
NAV welcome war as the best means Of
getting rid Of Cuba. IL has become
such a milestone around her neck that
she must free herself from it somehow,
and to the proud Spaniard, war would
be the least disagrecable way.
Il do not think mediation by any
European power is likely. Mediation
could only proceed on the basis OF some
species Of autonomy, and to any further
attempted solution in that direction the
Cubans will not assent.
ut has been evident for the last ~
months that Spain can never by any
system Of autonomy or by force Of arms
regain control Of Cuba. But Spain
wont give IL up without fighting
Neither country has a fleet large
enough to enable it 10 obtain a decisive
command Of the sea within a short pc
Rod Therefore, II is difficult TO fore
cast the duration Of hostilities. l could
speak morn definitely II knew how
soon the United States can complete the
four large warships she is building, for
they would exercise a decisive inhu.
ence +"
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Carr Jr

George Harrington came up from Nil.
lican yesterday.
The celebrated Kite cigars are on
sale At Dr. Reads drugstore. 1906
Another ten pin alley, which is No. 3.
Is being put up In the zenatii block.
For Sale-High grade Jersey COW with
young calf. Apply to AZ. Wilson. les
Ell. Eddleman, who has been SICK
the past ten days, is reported much bet.
ter.
Miss Adah Lee Polk returned from a
visit TO her sitter at Hampstead yes.
terday.
Mrs. J. J. Adams and daughter, Mrs.
A. L. Banks, returned from Houston
last night.
Darwin Collins has returned from
New Mexico. where be has been a iray.
cling salesman.
The price Of my fine Jertey butter
viii be 25 cents per pound on and afier
April /. McP. Beard. lO9
For Accident and Life Insurance
either 10 Lodges or Straight Life Com
panies zee Joe b. Reed II
The musical speciAllies Of Messrs.
0'Brien. Hines, Taylor aud DiaE wall he
an attractive feature Of the minstrel
performance Thursday night.
Marriage licenses: Daniel Ewing to
Lugenia DAILY, Ira steptoe TO Annie
Lewis, Vim. woodson TO Mrs. Elmira
Williams, Dan Vaughn to Bette Smith,
y. s. Williams TO Annie Dupriest. Jerry
Martin to Ellen Weaver, Noah Jackson
TO Carrie Priec, Ed Harrison to Mrs,
Lucy Turner.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30
TnlnIlN nnrnrli.

Chicago March 99.-John Zuerbles
was fatally burned while asleep hero
II was nj first thought that he had acct.
dcntally set fire to the bed clothing, but
the evidence accumulated shows that tho
bed was set on fin by his roommate. Il
Is said his roommate wished 20 gain pos.
session Of 500, and two watches which
wer Zucrbles property.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30
A DIFFERENT VERSION.
spain's Reply to the Pu,tlEg Down Of
the Cuban War.

the Cuban War.
London, March 20 The Madrid cor.
respondent Of tho Daily Mail gives n
version Of the negotiations between
Minister Woodford and the cabinet last
week. differing from that given by The
Standards Madrid correspondent He
says:
The note which General Woodiord
presented ON Wednesday was OF com.
municatory nature. IL demanded that
Spain put an end to the war in Cuba
Immediately, recapitulating the damage
done TO their interests aud further hint
ing that war was a danger 10 the public
health Of the United States, continual
smuggling between the coasts Of Cuba
and Florida conveying yellow fever.
SPANS reply was energetic. IL de.
clares that the war would have been
ended long ago but for the material and
moral help and support the rebels were
continually receiving from the United
States. The Spanish note complains OF
the policy followed by the United States
in demanding from Spain the termina.
ton OF war which the United States
were virtually maintaining by the pres
ence Of squadron in the noighborhood
Of Cuba and by organizing succor for
the reconcentrados In America.
Public opinion rejects all idea OF
yielding, and IL apparently desires war.
Spain knows she is confronted with the
most serious conflict she has had TO face
since the Napoleonic wars. There is an
ominous absence OF excitement among
the people, whose one topic is the posi-.
bility of war. II is the calm before the
storm which will break when the Amer.
lean ultimatum comes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30

"Mss Lucy Longs Lawn Parry" is
the title OF the comieal afterpiece OF the
minstrel performance to be given at the
opera house Thursday night for the
benefit Of the city cemetery.
An elegant line Of new and up-to.date
Iewelry just eceived at John VI. Cald
wells. BE sure and read his al aud call
and see the new goods. ll3
The weather has been very threaten.
Ing the past few days for Easter bon.
nets and toys
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30

A Call.
To the Republicans Of the city Of BrY.

To the Republicans Of the city Of Bry.
an:
BY authority vested in me you a c
hereby notified to meet at the Odd Eel.
lows hall Thursday March 3ls,, 1893,
at o'clock p. m. Tor the purpose Of en-
dorsing two candidates for aldermen
and transaciing such other business %
we may see d..
Respectfully,
W. NJ. Haynes,
A. l.. Adams, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30
REFUSED A BoDYeuARD.
Consul General Lee Declines the Ofer
of Congesto at Havana.

" N"h@fst' ~ hafa-
New York, March 20. A dispatch 10
The Herald from Havana says:
Secretary General Congesto has asked
Consul General Lee to permit him to
furnish him personal bodyguari. Gen.
Lee declined this offer, and General
Congcsto contented himself with in.
crcasing the detail Of plain clothes de-
tectives, which for weeks have kept a
careful eye on General Lee at all times
with a view to his protection as he goes
about the city.
Consul General Lee, believing that a
general crisis in affairs is likely 10 occur
now at any moment, Is preparing a re-
vised list OF all Americans now in Ha.
vana, together with their addresses, 81
that In case Of emergency they may h
communicated with at short notice
There is an extra guard now around th,
American consulate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30
Notice by Publication of Final
- Account.

Ties Of Texas. To all Persons In.
terested in the Estate Of James q.
Lawrence Dece ased
J.J Adams administrator de bonis
non Of the Estate Of said James @. Law.
renee Deceased, have filed in the C0un.
ty Court Of Brazos County his Final Ac.
count Of the condition Of ;aid estate, to.
gelher with an application 10 be dis
charged rs administrator thereof, which
will be heard by our said Court on the
81 Monday in April A. D. 1898. same be-
ing the 18th day Of April A. d. 1898, at
the Court llouse Of said Brazos County
IN the City u Bryan at which time and
place all persons interested In said es.
tate are required TO appear and contest
said Final Account aad application. II
they see proper.
Witness q. W. McMichael Clerk OF
the County Court OF Brazos County.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
Court at my office in Bryan on this the
25,h day Of March A. D. lsgS.
q. W. McMichael,
Clerk County Court Brazos County Tex.
By 4. j. Butler, Deputy. ZIG
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30

Washington, Mach s0-Assistant
Secretary Day said there was no basis
for the reports Of riots and disturbances
in Havana. Tho state department post.
cd the following statement:
"a telegram from General Lee shows
there Is no occasion FOR the alarming re.
ports as 20 the situation In Havana
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30

Washington, March 29-At the close
Of the cabinet meeting today Sec
rotary Alger said;
80 fur as there being any difference
Of opinion among members Of the cabi.
net, they are all In hearty accord with
the president"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30
HOPING FOR PEACE.
Things Have Taken n Decided Change
From That Expected.

New York, March IA dispatch to
The Herald from Madrid says:
"The sequence OF events during the
last few days here has been nothing
short Of miraculous. At the present
moment, when all seemed lost aud war
only short Of declaration, the exact OPP
posite Of what everyone expected would
be the case has turned up. Il Is US II a
miracle had occurred, unless the i'm.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30
Eighteen Year. In the Pen.

Bonham, Tex, March 90. The Jury
IN the case against Jim Billy, who was
tried for the murder OF Taylor Jones
rendered a verdict assessing his punish.
mont at eighteen years in the pcniton.
tiary for murder In the second degpe
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30

For Rent-After March 3lst, two cot
tages desiribly situated. Apply to Mrs.
II. Mathis, East Burle on St. l0l
Mrs John Crawford Anderson Of De.
mopolis, Ala, left yesterday for a visi
to BRENNAN.
The Kite . cent cigar is a world beat
or. Sold at DR.. b. 5. Reads drugstore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-30

Paris, Tex, March 90. -Lartchmah
Porter was run over by a freight train
and probably fatally injured in the
Frisco yards here. His father.in.law
was killed in the same yards some weeks
AGO