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sunday Excursions To Gregsen.

The b, A. & p. railway will make n
rate OF 81 for round trip from Butte to
Gregson and return, every Saturday
and Sunday until further notice.
Tickets good going on m passenger
train leaving Butte betwen 5 q. m.
Saturday inc 5 p. IN. Sunday. Re
turning. leave Gregson between Sis
D. m. Saturday and IL o'clock Sunday
night.
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them. The Southern Pacific. their
only competitor. Toes not belong to the
association. and they are obliged to
meet its competition.
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CHICAGO TO NEW York.
Quicker Time via Pennsyivsnia shor
Lines.

4. Under schedule taking effect Sunday.
June 2sth. Train No. 20-the Keystone
Express. a solid vestibule train Of
sleeping and dining cars and Pennsyl-
vania standard coaches leaving Chica-
go Union Station daily at 1880 a. m.
viii arrive Twenty-thiTd Street Station.
New York city, 1885 y. m. over one hour
quicker than heretofore. For details ad-
dress II. r. Dering. A. G.. p. Agt., :4s
South Clark St. Chicago.
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Funeral services were held over the
remains Of John Cunningham at Sher-
mans undertaking rooms yesterday.
Interment will take place in the Mount
Moriah cemetery from Sherman's to-
day at . o'clock p. m
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Special Low Rate Excursions to Buffalo
and Saratoga

Via the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern railway. a splendid oppOr-
tunity for an inexpensive Eastern trip.
Full information on application. ], r.
HUH. T. +. A., St. Paul; G.. X. WILDER.
A. @. p. A., Chicago: A. J.. Smith. G..
Il. A., Cleveland.
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Turkish n plain baths at Amos
Of Broadway IN Main street.
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Calling Cards.

Call at the Standard office. 81 East
Broadway, and see the latest styles cf
calling cards.
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Reported for the standard by Gaiiogiy q
Co.. pruReists-
June H-Thermometer. Barometer. Wind.
s a. m. " deg. above. A.02 inches. NV
sp. m. s. deg. above. 2i.oo inches. NV
d. Highest temperature, 81. Lowest. As.
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SMOKE ROBERT MANTELL CIGARS
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The Santa Fe Pacific and the South.
ern California. both A.chison proper
ties. have withdrawn from the Western
Passenger association for the reason
that the organization does them n
good. and is an item Of expense q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03
IN rAE rciLs AT LAST.
.,es. v. K-sa~.i,. Isax su.r~ste-t .f rr~hs
kahb-ss. N~-s. lIts w.tsvss.s


s.ss-ry. N--s. isi. w-sssssss
KANSAS or. No. Jan. -. John v.
kennedy. WAC has bccn arrested foe
two train rpbberies aud was suspected
80 having a hand IN several other re-
cent holdups. started out last night 10
stop and rob a train and was deliv-
rrcd. bag and baggage. into the hands
Of the police by most opportune seci-
dent The horse he was riding STUN
hled at Seventeenth aud Penn streets
aud threw Kennedy upon the icy curb
stone HE was knocked scnselcs> and
In tha, condition was carried into a
grocery storc and held till the police
came. The articles found on Kennedy
were.
A false b,arsi whieA was tied . his face whez
he was eaFfis-f uaesasriaaz insa the stsr.. .
black bod ma>k With ere hoae-. q ratIroed
lantern ~raps-~i IN FsEer and aung h~nesth hi-
coat. riecs q re-i ,soicciasA 70 - pat sreand
the lantern. 1>skln< ~ re1 lixss. - 49, the
s~sr ) ao1es- rarfrts.l skos . : sisnx pess~sn
his es~rccat. au-celihrr coi.- revolver ~ .
seanesri siunx 90 = h-it arouad his t-,-iyt to
pees ss- full 4 ealis, cartrtaw~s that nsssa tire
rvvoivef
II 1. said that the revolver found On
Kennedy WAS the same one found In
his poz>-ssion when he was arrested
for holding ur chlesro a Alton train
at Biuc cut in D-ccmhcr. i>9s Ken
nedy was recently acquitted In the
criminal court Of the charge 81 hold
ing up a Chicago a Alton train n; blue
cut neeembcr g. Is9d lie Is yet un-
der indietuieut for holding up a Chi
cago & Alton train at Hue cut octo-
her -. is9k lie Is oat under bond on
that charge. His bond will probably
be increased. or bond may he refused
attovrfher
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03
STATE OF TRADE.
raer-s..d Activity In May ttaes wheat
higher psiiar~--


NEw YoRK. Jan - llradstreets
commercial report says;
Favorable conditions In the trade situation
continue to far uutSetFh those - the opposite
character Stormy weather throughout
large section of IN. country this week has
checked the movement u merchandise 10 con-
sumption. but the perccpiible Increase In th.
demand for scasonabic goo-is i reported
already rr~ultinr The last week u the montA
CLOSES with Increased activity In many iineS
number II price advances. heavily In
creased hank eicarinrS compared with
one year ago at nearly all cities. another
considerable drop in the humber q failures ~
ported large exports cf cereals. particularly
wheat corn and -four. and pcrcep,ihle conn-
dence In nearly all branches of trade a. rcsaris
the outlook for spring business Another Ia
yorahic feature of the week l. the slight hut
distinct. Improvement In the cotton eoa,is stu
ation. in which speculative activity i awaken
iuE Print cloths arr higher and some makes
81 gray and medium weight cottons ar~ more
urmly held
Prices of most staple products arr higher On
the week. noticeable instances those ~
wheat. which i pasf the dollar mark again AZ
many western markets Collections ar. gvn-
orally reported fair. those indicating baex-
warincss coming most generally from tho
south
business failures for the week are the smali-
eat rcportesi In the fourth week of January for
i've years p.St. numbering only - against ~
last week. ri in the corresponding week Of las,
year ssJ in is9d 3is In ises and 5s1 in is9t
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03
COST HIM HIS HOUSE.

Atstake of . Minne.ots Farmer who
Baiit = Home On Another Nsn's Lst.
ST. PAUL Mimi. Jan. 3e.-The SUI
premc court of Minnesota decided
that n man who builds a house on
another's lot has no claim to the house
nor can he enforce a lien against the
lot for its value. This affirms the
decision of the lower court in
the case OF Coleman Bridgeman.
who erected house on what he
thought was his lot. but which
belonged to a neighbor. lie was re-
fused permission to move his house to
his own property. and the lower court
which adjudicated the case declared
he had no right or title TO the house.
Us ii became part of his neighbors
lot when erected ON IL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03
NINETEENTH DAY.
<~uats.

The senate met at 10 O'Clock.
Mr. Hardy called up the privilege tax hill.
Mr.. MeI.anrD moved that u he printed and
made the special order for Thursday.
Mr.. Hardy stated there was use going TO
the expense OF printing. inasInuch as the till
was almost a verbatim copy Of the Law of Isa6.
and moved to table motion to print.
Motion to table was lost. 80 copies ordered
printed and Friday set for day TO consider same
senate bill Ne. e5. chan siug time OF holdin;
thaucery Court IN scott county to third Monsiay
ol February and August. was called mp. read
finally and passed. together with an amendment
lnterchanglng time OF holcing courts In Holmes
and Winston counties.
senate bill No. ca, changing time Of holding
Chaneery Court In Newton county. was read the
third time and passed
Senate bsli No. ST. authorizing issuance Of
bonds BY Mississippi leyee commissioners, was
on motion Of the author laid on the table SUD-
senate bill No. So. authorizing circuit clerks
10 Keep a record OF eonyleis. was put on nBaI
passage and adopted unanimously. Section .fi
OF the constitution provides that persons con-
vlcted OF bribery. burglary. forgery. embezzle-
ment or bigamy lost their right OF suffrage. and
the object Of this bill Is TO see that they do not
vote
code 10 reference to the kinds Of corporations
that may be created under the provisions OF
chapter - OF The code. was adopted
house bill No .. amending section ISIS OF the
code. requiring notice to be given to owners OF
lands sold for taxes be ore tbs day OF reiemp-
ton expires The senate adopted the bill with
amendments TO the effect that the ehancery
clerk shall receive 80 cents for notifying owners,
and prescribing penalty Of IS for failure OF
clerks to perform this duty. The bill passed.
House bill No. .. changing time OF holding
Circuit Court In Jasper county. was called up
BOT on motion Of Mr. Mcintosh was laid on the
table subjest 10 call.
Mr.. Rowan offered III. following.
Whereas. As our time here for holing this
session Of tss legislature y limited. and u Is
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03
FREE HoMesreAps FAVORED.
House Committee Makes . Favorable Ke-
port . Very Important tsii.

wAsnrSaroS. Jan. ea.-The free
homestead bill. giving over so.ooo, 600
acres of public lands as free homes for
settlers. was ordered favorably report
ed To the house by the public lands
committee. The item extending the
crvations which have been opened To
settlement was stricken out while
the item including lands which the
government sells for the Indians. coll
leets the purchase price for and pays
the money over to the Indians. was re-
tanned. The committee made a favor
able report ON the grant of -. 900 acres
each to the Tuskogee negro industrial
school in Alabama and to the white
girls industrial school in northern
Ii
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 29.-Train-
wreeker Worden will not be hanged on
February IL. Gov. Budd announced
yesterday that he would grant the
condemned man another respite. Ger
tain evidence which is now before the
commission appointed to determine
Worden's sanity will not, il is said, be
accepted by the latter unless submit
ted in the character of affidavits. and
to accomplish this it will be necessary
to send a number OF aftidavits east to
be sworn TO. The proposed respite
will cover only period necessary to
permit these documents 70 be returned
to this city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03
LOST IN THE DESERT.
y - Putnam Res-.~s . Family That was
f-ri.hisg Nesr Nasns. Aria

Los ASsrLEs. Cal. Jan. e9-E
Adolpb. of this city. who has returned
from Mammoth Tank. a small station
ON the southern Pacific road 80 miles
northwest Of Yuma, reports that l.. :.
Putnam. agent OF the North Drake
company. found whole family perish
ing on the desert Wednesday night
and rescued them. The family con
sisted of William Joyce. of Prescott.
Ariz. aud his ive children. the oldest
- years of age aud the youngest three
years. Joyce had tried TO drive over
land from Prescott To Chino. Cal His
horses died at ella BEND and the fam
lily tried To walk across the desert
Their provisions gave out and, when
found. the whole six were on the verge
OF death. Only the most careful nurS-
ing succeeded in keeping them alive
the first night. They hal walked $50
miles aud carried water and provisions
on their backs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03
NO NOMINATIONS REJECTED.
The senate Var lie. Giyra ~. Approval
To President MektaIsy-. Selections

The Senate ." Var H.. Given fts Approval
IN President Mektsi.y'. Selections.
WAsnfSaroS, Jan. -. 1T is a remark
able fact that the United States senate
has not rejected any nomination for
Office submitted tn IL since the 9Th of
March Up to the close Of the week
ended January = President Mckinley
had sent in a.Sso executive messages
containing nominations The names
of eonsuls. presidential postmasters.
etc. are submitted one in each mes
sage. while Of army and navy nomina-
tions each message contains usually
more than one and sometimes as high
as ~ Hence the s.Sto messages repre-
sent probably 5000 appointments.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03
SEVENTEENTH DAY.

The senate met az 10 o'clock.
Mr.. fTgg called up concurrent resolution No.
"a proposing an amendfnrat To tn. constitution
authorizing levec commissioners 10 eede lrtecs.
rights Of way. etc. 10 the general government,
ami the same was adopted
senate oili No ~. granting night of Way 10
saw mills. was. With amendments. passed
Senate bili No a.. ameud4ng seciion ttly. chap
ter l+a of the code IN rrlrrrncc to trusts aud
combine>. providing Penalties. and requiring. a.
the main fcature. that circuit Judges shall call
attention to the law In their charges % grand
luries. VAS passed
Senate biil No. -. authosirin. the board %;
mayor ard aiiermru ot the town ~ Miuona 10
issue and nuat bonds for ths purpose ot can-
sfTuetinE wat~rworkS ami sewerage ami an
electrie light plant. was taken up.
Mr.. Faulkner moved 10 strike cut the clause
which exempted the bonds from taxation
MI hainsstsr ofirrrsi substitute for the
amcndmeuf. making the exemption from taxa =
tion for tern Of ten years instead Of thirty. a.
In the original hill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03

cork beautifully cmbelliShed silver
vessel full of pure water. TN n farm in
Larue county, where Abraham Lincoln
was toru. there il an unfaiiing spring
of cold. crystal water. where in his boy
hood the great emancipation was wont
To- slack his thirst using gourd or ark
leaf dippcr. The idea Is 10 have a
committee formally visit the spring.
nll silver vessel with sparkling water
and seal 1; with an appropriate guard.
Then the vessel will be given Ia Miss
Bradley until the time for the break
ing the seal ON board the Kentucky.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03
NEW PATRIOTIC ORDER.

Gen. John H. gordon Would Have sens Of
Veterans of both Armies Unite
WICHITA, Kan, Jan. 29.-Gen. J. Il.
Gordon, in reply to question as to
the advisability of the organization of
patriotic order composed of the sons
of ex-federal and ex-confederate SOL
diers said:
Itwould be a glorious thing and tend more 70
the preservation Of our country and It's defense
In time Of need than anything else. The time
Is ripe and the temper Of the young men. sons
Of the veterans Of both armies is In proper
tune for the formation OF such an organization.
which certainly would be purely American and
built from the best blood of the land II Is .
glorious idea and should be cherished
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03
The MAMMA INVESTIGATION.
Tvs star Wttn~s.s. Exsnsls~i and ~. sso
Of sii~x-ss Brissr, Mes-y rr..fas-a-

toIpsnr<. q. Jan -. Two star
witnesses in the alleged senatorial
bribery investigation were examined
by the senate investigating committee
yesterday. They are Representative
}. {. Otis. OF Hamilton county. who
claims to have been offered a
bribe by Gen. Boyce to vote
for Senator Hanna. and Thomas
{, Campbell. attorney. who acted
as the legal representative OF
Otis Campbell produced n roll of bills
in denominations Of sio0 and SO. az
gregating si.sso. which he claimed
Boyee had paid Ia him during the Ee-
gotiations. Campbell said IL Royce re-
turned To Hamilton county he would
be glad To return the money. other
wise he would use part Of II in push
ing suit for damages against Co
lumbas paper.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03

NAsuISGroN. Jan y. An unusually
severe arraignment of alleged cleo
,ion frauds is made in the report filed
by house committee ON elections No I.
in the ease of William r. Aldrieh
against Thomas H. Plowman. from the
Fourth district of Alabama Mr.. PIow-
man is the sitting member. but the
committee submits q recount of the
vote giving Aldrieh. republican and
populist candidate. the seat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03
COAL PRICES TO GO UP.
In Order to Meet Miner. Demands Opera
spr. WIN Raise ss.ooo.ooo by . sweep
Ing Inersass.

CHICAGO. Jan. s9.-When the coal
operators and the miners concluded
their conference in Chicago on wednes-
day night the miners were 81. QUO. 600
ahead, and the peace that hovered
was beautiful to behold. The re-
suit was ehronieled as the greatest
victory in the history of organized la
bor. Now it appears that the opera
tors have not forgotten themselves in
passing around the good things, for
on April they will push up the whole
sale price of coal 25 cents at least and
perhaps more. That increase, IL is
figured, will more than recoup the
operators for the $1,000. 600 outlay to
sppease the miners
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03

PATRICK J. GIBSON had just said good
night to Miss Mary Burke, to whom he
was engaged to be married, when an
unknown assassin shot him through
the heart at Houston. Tex. The young
woman saw man fleeing away from
the corpse, but could not recognize him
IN the dark.
In the investigation at Columbus, O.,
into the alleged bribery of senators
and representatives to vote for Mark
Hanna for United States senator, Rep
resentative Otis testified that he had
been promised an office and money by
IL. II. Boyce, of New York, but had re-
ferred him to his attorney, Mr.. Camp
bell Mr.. Campbell, when called to
the stand, produced si,750, which he
said he had received from Mr.. Boyce
TO be given to Mr.. Otis If he voted for
Mr.. Hanna.
IHE Kentucky senate on the 2sth
passed the house resolution asking
United States Senator Lindsay to re-
sign. Only one of the silver democrats
voted against the resolution, which
was adopted by vote of s5 to 10. The
vlous day.
TRouB LIE between the blacks and
whites in Lonoke county. Ark. is
threatened. Unsigned notices have
been tackled on the doors of nearly ev-
cry negro in the place and on a negro
sehoolhouse. ordering every negro in
the county to leave within 20 days on
penalty of death.
SIX persons were badly burned and
Otherwise injured by an explosion of
black damp in mine near Alden. Pa,
recently. 1t was believed that at least
Two OF them were fatally burned.
STRIKERS of the Chicago 4 South
eastern railway seized and sidetracked
an express train when it arrived at Lee
oanon, Ind, on the cath and 30 pas
sengers aboard the train were tied up
'here- Public sentiment was unani-
nously in favor of the strikers. who
struck for eight months back pay.
FOUR hundred delegates were pres
eht at the opening of the monetary
convention at Indianapolis. Ind. on
'ne 18th Gov. Shaw, Of Iowa was
elected president and spoke fer more
.nan an hour ON the gold standard and
.ne retiremento Of the green backs, argu-
ing for an elastic currency based on
commercial assets
a DESPERATE fight occurred near
hs<atlan, Mex, between so charcoal
turner's and an equal number of men
employed on Rosale's ranch. Nine
men were killed and many more badly
wounded The fight resulted from
the burning of timber by the charcoal
men.
fArHER Francis DENT has COM
nenced suit in New York for 500, 600
manages against Archbishop Corrigan,
BISHOP Keane and DR.. Angelis the
nead OF the order of Friars of ST. Fran
SIS: SIS: He alleges that he has been ma
uciously persecutcd by the defendants
rao expelled from the order of St.
IHE business men of Patoks, ILL.,, are
not replenishinR their stocks because
oi the apparent existence of an organ
..led gang Of incendisries- The little
own OF 1000 souls is presumably at
Tue mercy OF firebugs. whose sole pur-
pose seems TO be to reduce the houses
mere to smoldering heaps of ashes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03

II is estimated that the potato crop is
70.O00.o0O bushels less than last year.
Farmers are disposed 10 shorten a crop
the following year If there is surplus.
and the result is better prices because
the supply is less than the demand. A
farmer who watches the markets and
has noticed that a short yield follows
one that is heavy will plant more in
stead of growing a smaller crop after
a year Of plenty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03
FEAR a RACE WAR.
White Citizens In Loneke. Ark. Order all
Negroes tn Leave Town.


LITTLE Rock, Ark. Jan. 29.-Trouble
between the blacks and whites In Lo-
noke county Is threatened. Unsigned
notices have been tackled on the door
of nearly every negro of the town of
Lonoke and many cabins in the sur
rounding country and on a negro
sehoolhouse, ordering every negro in
the county to leave Lonoke within
80 days on penalty of death. Many
of the negroes have taken their fam
lilies aud moved out of the county.
and several negro schools have been
closed One prominent colored man.
In an open letter to his race, advised
the eolored men of Lonoke to supply
themselves with arms and be prepared
to protect themselves
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03
EIGHTEENTH DAY.

The senate met AZ 10 e'clork
Senate bill No y. Ia amend sesiion lis2 ot the
code in relation 10 gambling a. to include
indian bail games. Mr. Miller explained that
the Baptlsts and Mrtha lists had established
missions amea= the Indians, there being about
500 in tn four counties Of Lcake. >cshoha.
Newton and lsudcriair. and that at their bail
plays they bet their last cent OF pony got
drunk. committed murder. etc. and were geaer-
ally demoTaiiked. The bll passed by unani-
nous vote.
senate blIl No. ". to authorize the payment OF
wages of deceased EMPLOYEES where the amount
Of such wages does not excerd s-ul
Mr He.dciberg moved to amend by inserting
$40 Tabled
Mr.. Harrison moved 10 a1ead BY Inserting
'afler thiriy days In the hili.
The amendment and hill were adopted.
Senate bill >e. ~. nxing fee OF sss for Hon
&. ". Williamson VA ease Il MARI winemsn
the state land commissioner. was adopted.
Senate bul No. %. cOnsiruing aud applying
the act OF February :. i-9i. entiiled an act Ia
amend section .pts oi the code. a. 10 payment
of assessors. vas passed
House.
House met a. 10 O'Clock.
By MI. Cox To provide uniform series Of text
books for public schools q; The state.
by Mr.. Caiiier. 10 Incorporate Slcksburg
Hospital Post GRADUATE Medical school.
BY Mr.. JoneS OF sisibornr. To amend section
1913 80 as 10 enlarge the powers of supcrsniead-
ents OF education
thOrixe the board % Mississippi tesee eemmls-
sioucrs 10 issur certificates VI indebtedness for
high wafer emergencies. etc Passed
Mr.. Lamb Of Aicorn called mp house bill No
IS. refunding privilege taxes paid BY ID. W.
Rodgers. . disabled Confederate soldier. BY mis-
take. keeommtted.
Mr.. Buckley called up senate bill No :. to
amend an act amending ehap;er es OF the cole
as To actions for injuries causing death and ex-
empting damages recovered for personal injuries
so as 10 make said act not apply to suits pend
ing al time OF It's passage.
Several amendments were voted down aud the
biii passed
Mr.. Denton of Isgscrta.e called up house
bill No. e. TO amend section 5soo In reference to
road hands working under contractor an1 pay
ing communication money 10 him. Passed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03

wAsHrS6roS. Jan. 29.-Se nator Lind
say was asked for a statement of his
position regarding the action of Ken
tucky's legislature in asking his resig-
nation. He said he preferred not to
discuss the resolution until he received
ii. but suggested that he did not owe
his seat to the present Kentucky legis-
lature and was not its agent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-03

FRASkFoKr. Ky. Jan. ss.-The state
senate passed the house resolution ask
ing United States senator Lindsay To
resign. Only one of the silver demo
Gratis voted against the resolution.
which was adopted by a vote Of IS TO
10. The house adopted the resolution
ThurSdav