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BEARDED
WOMEN,

.Designiny men, through allurng and CUT
h'ng!y woIded advertisements. constantly
sngeaTof TO work upon the feelings OF sick
a"uhi'ihg woncn by inviting them "towritc
na "oncH and secure :CoDydn'J sym.
pi'hy. II IS we'll TO remember that the
ncst sympathy is 10 be had at home and no.
from strangers. perhaps hundreds OF miles
distant The obicc, OF ,lc sict is 10 get we'll
""a however precious sympathy may be. il
never yet cured a seriously afflicted woman.
Hhile The sympathy OF your nillucr or
H:tcssifakcr might be appreciated and be
JUS; as ncnehciai, If not more so, than sym.
pa'"y nom stranger, yet i, can no, effect
yot' cute u YOU arc al ailing WOMAN
IL IS Loudly proclaimed through the press
'Hat 4 woman can best understand 4
woman ailments and on this ground sick
women arc invited 10 write 10 a woman -
ana get tic benefit Of a womans advice.
ihc sort 0; understanding OF her ailments
"aH'cd by sick woman is 4 trained mcdi.
va understanding. II n WOMAN has this
Nained medical knowledge she understands
Woman ailments not as a snOWGN, but as n
"IhfiGH, II she is not doctor she cannot
understand the ailments at oil. and cannot
Heht them successfully, because she lacks
'Hc necessary training.
as far a9 known, There IS no regularly
IuaIihcd WOMAN physician connected with
any proprietary medicine especially de.
t'Gmcd GOT women-no ono. therefore quail.
Nv" by learning and experience. % advise
on questions Of disease and its cure
II is certain that there is no onc man or
wuHlaG, connected with any put ny"
medicine for women, excepting only Dr..
Iicice's favof:,c Prescription. who, like
w; Fierce. lSarcgnlar graduated and quail.
hed physician, aud who has, like linn, dc.
voted more thar thirty years 10 the special
h'Idy aud treatment Of diseases OF women.
-, rof moir ,lan thi;;y years Dr., r. V.
fietcc, q, regularly graduated doctor, has
neei chief consulting piiysicianfof the
inIAiids' Hotel and Surgical institute, Of
buffalo; y. y. On his staff arc ncarly a
te?5c OF regularly graduated. experienced,
hEnlcd physicians each Of whom is spec.
mIi|t IN his chosen class Of diseases. ;v.
KY letter addressed 10 DR., Pierce AZ above.
naS prompt, considerations attention. IL re,
gaidcd 40 6acrcdly confidential and il an.
T1ctcd IN plain envelope 10 youS private
a1ai's are kept tafc from ptying eyes.
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.


j.
The remains OF the late Dir. ". 10.
huston were taken away for burial fol.
lowing the impressive funeral service
held In the u. r. church Thursday
night, In which Rev. Littell, of Wheel
inS. ana Rev. D. W. Holmes and Z. S.
coIey, of this city. The physicians
presented a beautiful pillow. of flow
ers as u token OF their esteem.
Mayor Freeze gave Henry Harris one
more chance to properly support his
wife and children yesterday By sus-
pending sentence long enough FOR him
ton 10 fulfil his promises. He had
been arrested on charge OF wiirully
failing to support them. 81
The miners at the new coal works
south of'town have formed n local nm
ion. 1t Is stated that more men are
likely to be employed there than at any
one OF the other mines hereabouts II.
the new company consummates the
deals now on hand.
The members OF Belaire lodge 81, +.
and a. NJ. will meet nj the lodge rom,
Wassmann block, ut 1880 O'Clock to-day
to attend the funeral OF William j.
Shields, to take place from his late
residence. Neff's Siding. lnterment at
Brock Hill cemetery.
Services COMMUNICATING the life and
teachings of st. Blase were held in ST.
Johns Catholic church here yesterday
and consisted In blessing the throats of
all who called. Rev. Father Wehrle
was kept busy during a portion OF the
day. Sac,
Tomorrow. at the Second Presbyterl-
an church, services viii be held by Rev.
\. X. Grove. Morning subject. Per-
feet through Suffering" Evening,
Great Faith
Frederick Hecker. one OF the oldest
German residents. Is confined to his
home with probably his last illness. He
grows weaker daily and the end cannot
be far off.
Mrs. John Addison and daughter. Mrs
Harry Scott, left yesterday morning for
Fairvlew. Ohio. TO attend the funeral
of Mrs. AddisOn's mother.
Mrs. Hattie Lazure will entertain the
Twentieth Century Club at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. James c. Talman next
Tuesday evening.
The young people OF the German Re-
formed church held n social in Charles
Ludwig's carriage factory Thursday
evening.
Frank Atkinson, formerly manager
OF the Barnard brick works. buc now
located in New York city, is In the city.
The young people of the First Prc2;,y-
terrain church had a social at the home
of Charles a. Wise Thursday night.
The funeral OF Mrs. Alkaline Babcl
took place yesterday afternoon, inter-
mcnt In Rosehill cemetery.
Howard TIeatherlngton left yesterday
for Montreal, Canada. where he will
work In the glass house.
James Shields. OF Newark, is in the
city. called here to attend the funeral Of
his brother, William.
Dewitt Danford has been appointed
administrator OF the estate Of his de-
ceased father.
Miss Grace Wheeler, of Ravenswood,
w Va, Is visiting relatives In the Sec
ond ward.
Mrs. John Mckelvey. who has been
Ill for several weeks past, is somewhat
improved.
The Mercantile Club is arranging for
one of their banQuets on the "ith.
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c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
rclcphonc Cor. lIth and
5iI. Market SITS.
cepai 11oGces
PROBATE OF WILL.

pRoBATE OF WILL
1a,cs OF the Clerk o. the County Court Of
Ohio County, State OF West Virginia.
In The matter OF the probate OF tho last
will and testament OF Margaret NJ. Luns-
ford. deceased.
Tho object Of the petition filed IN this
matter, filed January ~, 1889. Is to have
admitted 10 probate Il paper writing pur-
narting to he the will OF Margaret NJ,
iunsCorl, deceased, bearing date the 18th
dnv OF lime, 1875. And 1t appearing from
nm affidavit made before me by J. b. Nc
Lire that Jennie II. Kerr. julia Davidson,
John c, Hull, James Hull. Charles Hull
ard Annie c. Hull are non-restdents OF
the state OF West Virginia, It Is ordered
that they do appear NJ my office. IN IN"
city OF Wheeling. In the county and state
aforesaid. within one month after the date
OF the iirs, publication hereof. and do
what IL necessary 10 protect their inter.
csts in said matter. The hearing Of said
ppti,ion is set for the H0th day OF Febru-
nrv. 1884, at s O'Clock y. IN.
RICHARD ROBERTSON. Clerk.
o. l.. Holiday and J. u, Mcclure. At
ruTiishca the nrst time January e. it.s,
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1t looks just now as though there
would not be any contest between Ped
lar Palmer and Terry MCGovern. the
Brooklyn fighter. Sammy Harris, Nc
Governs manager, has come to the
conclusion that there are other boxers
much easier than Palmer Just now. It
is quite likely that Oscar Gardner will
get the first crack ut Palmer. Paddy
Sullivan, Gardeners manager. has de.
posted n certified check Of 81 900 10 bind
u match for $500 II side. McGovcrn's
refusal 10 fight the Englishmar Is sur
prlsng. in view Of the fact thnt there
are several sports who stand ready to
back him for n lot OF money against
Palmer,
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Germs must go to the wall. 1t means a
,oss 70 the province Of 100000 and a
loss to Vancouver OF 100000.
G. I. Wilson, the largest Individual
Gamer on the Fraser river. ssaid II
nave sold two OF my cannerlcs In Cam
aga and am looking for a site In the
United States. About twenty Of the
nfty. canneries will move to the United
States, should the laundering Canadi-
an government insist upon enforcing
the regulations with the idea OF barring
american fish and fishermen. The rest
VIII 80 out of buslnss."
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J VANCOUVER, E. c.. Feb. 3.-It is
stated that the banks have shut down
on t"enty-eiSht canncries III British
Columbia, owing 10 their inability to
: carry on business under the present
Dominion regulations. Three bank
managers are quoted rs saying that
Win the present regulations Gamers
. cannot can. and all the smaller con-
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MOUNDSVILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshal
COunty'S CHIEF City.

| Yesterdays News From MARSHALL
County's Chief City.
ii has been decided 10 give the boys OF
Company VI, OF the First West Virginia
regiment. a reception when they return
home, after being mustered out OF SER
vice. The city council appropriated $50
to be used toward dcfraying the OK
penScs of the reception, and many citi-
sCnS will give llbcrallT The ladies' held
a meeting at the court house last night
to appoint committees md perfect plans
for the reception.
J. d. Burnley and Harry Humcs, for
clerk AMI Edward Nanglc. for marshal,
have withdrawn from the race for
places on the Republican ticket. r. S.
Riggs and ]. l.. Roberts have resigned
rs members OF the Republican executive
committee and ]. L. Davis and Lloyd
Chenowcrth were appointed to Ill tho
vacancies. The primary TO nominate Il
ticket will be held next Saturday. the
llth.
y mass meeting is called for Monday
evening, at the court house. for the
purpose OF nominating an anti-saloon
md an;i.license ticket. 10 6c voted on Il
the coming municipal election. The call
Is signed by thirty-.ive citizens. headed
by seven ministers OF local churches.
The lecture ct the school hall next
Tuesday night, by J. G. Bailey. lecturer
for The Y. ". C. A., Will he from the
subject. Love. Courtshlp and Mar
c!age." The lecture Is said TO be very
funny and witty. II Is 10 be given for
the benefit of the school.
County Clerk Lewis issued mar
Il,
Rayl, OF Limestone, and Nora Crow. of
Wolf Run.
Mrs. W. L. Manning. OF Morton avo-
nu", entertained 4 few OF her friends
last evening,
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less amount. II Cleveland fails to
close with Mcbride he will be returned
to Youngstown. so /: is said.
OF Billy SharsIg's old Athletic pitch
Ing corps. Gus weighing is the only sur
vivor. The season of 80 will be Wey-
hins's fourteenth year rs professional
twirler.
Billy Nash is hustiinS hard to get n
corl;inE good team Tor Buffalo. Billy
has thousands of friends throughout
the base ball world who are hoping he
viii be able TO land Il winner.
Although the Washington club will
have new first basemaa and 4 new
second bascman. they will not be new
10 each other. Harry Davis and Dick
l'addcn played side by side with the
Pittsburgh team.
Dick Paddcn Is satisfied with the deal
that takes him to Washington. ReitZ is
satisfied, the Pittsburgh club is salts
fed, the Washington club Is satisfied
the whole shooting match Is satisfied.
Iurrah,
Tom McCrecry is now one OF the reg
ular patrons OF the Pittsburgh skating
rink. Tom Is quite II clever skater.
Other ball players lave been known to
do considerable skating during the
winter months, but not on the ice.
4 few years ago Bowcrman. the Pitts
burgh's catcher. was playing for ath-
Ictic and military clubs in Detroit and
Port Huron, but Van Dcrbcck would
not give him trial.. Now he is one Of
the leagues best catchcrs.
1t has been suggested that Anson's
recent visits 10 Cincinnati be woven Into
90 "a lp nfT.rt fhDf Tho
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CMiruo.y0nt
...PROF. TRUE.
CLAIRV0iANI AND PIANIST,
1896 Main Street.
Second Floor. rnrlors q, : and $.

Scconu FLOOR. I'nrlors u. ana ;.
Walk In. don't ring. This remarkable
man, whose career has been one OF SIZE
cess. Is gifted by nature with a power
that approaches the miraculous He is
acknowledged by the public wherever he
has been TO be the marvel of the NIue-
tccnth century. Prof. True Is II prophet
OF Worldwide rcputc: he is Recommended
by every one OF HIS patrons, His powers
excite the wonder AID admiration OF even
the skeptlcal. His advice Is iufallIhlc'
convincing and beyond dispute Through
his remarkable development OF second
sight. and his thorough knowledge OF tho
many sciences peculiar to tho men OF tho
Orient. he is enabled TO penetrate the woof
and web OF human lie, lie gives advice
on business, lawgnits. speculation love
courtship. matrlmony: he unitcs tho scpn,
rated and causes speedy and happy mar
riaEr with the one OF your choice. Tho
troubled and unfortunate seek his coun-
sell Thousands OF hearts have been made
glad through HIS truthful predictions,
Mediumisttc persons developed. Office
hours. = a. III. 10 y p. M, daily and SIM
day. P9rlorH so arranged that You viii
meet no strangers, Fees Jlc and Soo
PROF TRUE, 1886 Main street.
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Proposals.
pIDS FOR GAS COAL.

Bids Will be received at the office OF the
Board Of Gas Trustees of Wheeling until
February Is 1899 at $50 O'Clock y. M, for
furnishing union mined lump and u gas
coal TO the City Gas Works for twelve
months, beginning March ]. 1889. Said coal
10 be delivered in the IIempilcld yard.
Wheeling. and paid for AS per weight OF
gas works scales.
Bidders TO state the price OF digging on
which their bids are based. and the scale
OF advance or decrease made in case OF
changes in the price OF digging
Specifications or agreement 10 he signed
can be seen at their office
The hoard reserves the right to reject
any or all bids GAS BOARD
GODFREY SCIIUI.. Secretary fea
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Stockholders Gleenuns.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIL
i RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS


ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
L RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS
The stockholders OF The Riverside Iron
Works Will take notice that. pursuant TO
resolution passed by the boar OF direct
ors OF The Riverside Iron Works. OH the
18th day OF January, y. d. 1899, Il meeting
OF the stockholders OF said company will
he held at its principal Office. on the cor
ner OF Main and South streets. In the city
or Wheeling. West Nirginiu, on Tuesday
February q. 1899. at 1890 y. M, at whIcl,
meeting there will be offered a resolution
TO increase from the surplus fund OF said
company the capital stock OF The River
side Iron Works from twenty thousand
shares TO thirty thousand shares, and 10
divide the number OF shares so Increased
or added TO the original capital stock
among the stockholders OF the said River
side Iron Works in proportion TO their
holdings of stock at the time OF offering
said resolution.
In testimony whereof. ]. y. Vance, as
president OF The Riverside Iron Works.
and John d. Culbcrtson. as Its secretary,
have hercunto set their hands, this 18Th
day OF January. y. d. 1891
j. \. VANCE. President.
JOHN D. CULBERTSON.
1a.V Secretary,
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SieMcaL.

VhDIESI Chichcstct's ENsIlh pcnnyroyal Pts
ID .,pi,mOnd r'.nL arc tho Beat. so, l!:inGt;
T.k' no ether s'ed &C., si.nlsr e. I,tSli,'. N.l-f
Cnishsatsr ' chsn,Sss sptG e., 9iEliada., "a.
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ja@0
Senerai SoHcps.
....NOTICE....

The parents and guardians OF students
belonging TO Ohio Valley Business and
English Academy are hereby notified that
all money for tuition and books must be
paid 10 the treasurer at corner Main and
Twelfth streets: that any mdacy paid TO
|. r. Noise for the purpose named Will
be re-colccted BY the company.
j. NJ. FRASHER, President
Parents and guardians OF students OF
Ohio Valley Business and English Acad-
envy are hereby notified that all students
VIII he completed in their courses OF study
at contract price without regard TO time
required. and that there will be no extra
charge for books and blanks.
j. NJ. FRASllER. President.
Tho public Is hereby notified that all
courses OF instruction are being given in
the most practical Up-to-datc plans known
TO the business world, and we most re-
spcctfuliy request q continuance OF your
patronage.
OHIO VALLEY BUSINESS
AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
]. NJ. FRASHER. President. jalS
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
1HEO. w. FINK & co.,
No. 1920 Market Street.
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT

FOR SAL@BuildnS Site. lis by 40.
East McColloch street. Dir: cheap.
Small farm. improved. Il acres. Threo
miles from city on river road.
A fine country residence. Pleasant VAL
ley.
4 cheap home. two-story brick dwelling.
4 rooms and kitchen. on East McColloch
street Lot ~ by 30. Only SLIGO. Terms
4 very fine building lot on north s!dc OF
Fourteenth street.
Two desirable building lots on Wood
street. Eighth warden very easy terms.
4 two-story frame dwelling, . rooms.
with stable on lot Lot % by 100. South
Chapline street. Eighth ward. Only $3.50:
FOR Rents rooms on North Market
street. $50.
4 country residence with grounds. In
rooms corner Fifteenth and Jacob SITS.
Arion store room, 900 Main street.
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Kidd-NInrris Contest.

Niuu.nOfflS IOntcSl,
In the senate. the committee on privi-
leges and elections reported that 1t was
unable to arrive at decision in the
Kidd-Morrls case, from the petitions
and other evidence before II. and rec
commended that Subcommittee, con-
sisting OF Senators Smith, White and
Osenton, 90 20 Wood county 10 COM
pletc the count of the ballots. The re-
port was adopted by vote OF Il to S.
Mr.. Whitaker voting with the minority.
The chair named the committee sug-
gested. Mr. Osenton was excused a.
his own request, and Mr.. DOtson sub
stltuted. Mr.. CorIwell asked TO be ex-
cused, but the senate declined by Il vote
OF e to 10. 10 grant his request.
The committee on education reported
favorably on senate bill 50. 10 increase
the appropriation for teachers insti-
tutes.
The president announced the appoint
ment of Senators Cornwcli Fast aud
Lnnham as the committee on the part OF
the senate to confer with the house In
regard to house joint resolution No. s,
raising 4 committee TO investigate the
appropriation FOR the payment of mill
tary claims.
The senate join. resolution providing
for the adoption of the report OF the
committee appointed at the session Of
1897 to revise the constitution OF the
state was taken UP. The consideration
of senate joint resolution No. !. provid-
ing for the adoption or tie report OF the
constitutional committee of 1897 carries
with It the full report of the committee,
Including all the proposed amendments.
yt, ,t,,,x r. No..
mittec notified the senate that hr claim.
ed the right 10 close the debate upon all
questions arising from the committees
report.
Whiiakcr's Bridge Bill.
Bills we're introduced as follows:
By Nr. Whitaker. authorizing the clty
Of Wheeling 10 purchase one OF the toll
bridges connecting the Island and the
city proper
Ey Mr. Cole, amending the law in re-
lation to flllng a vacancy in the Office OF
the governor.
BIZ Mr. Garrett, concerning state H.
censcs.
BY NJ. Mcneil. amending the code
concerning the management OF berkeley
Springs.
by Mr.. Matthews. providing penalties
for the destruction OF railroad and ;elc-
graph companies.
Ey Mr.. Cornwell. 10 prevent bribery IN
elections.
The following bills were advanced to
their third reading Senate bill No. &C,
authorizing issuance .: bonds Tor
school building Mt st. Adams; No ~.
relating TO sales by special commission
ers; No. 3. to create u state board OF
pardons: M 20. relating to building and
| loan associations; NJ. Is. prescribing
who shall be exempt from jury duty;
No. As. makingVpromissory notes due on
| Sunday. protest table on the following
day: No. 50. prescribing certain days
and half days as legal holidays; No. 80,
amending the Ohio county criminal
court act: No. y. relating to who shall
lie competent witnesses In felony ,riuls.
Senate bill No -. providing for the
payment OF salaries to county officers,
| was laid OH the table,
House Joint resolution No, u, crca,-
| Ing commission TO revise the school
laws. waa adopted. AdjoG:aoG.
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RONIN(i.

I'mpirc-Crumbnckcr.
Scorcrs-Balzcr and llissone.
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Totals
MusEE LEAGUE.

Scorers-.Jlnks and Spinks.
Umpirc-Blinks.
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canGries.

GANARtES-Jco fiARTH MOUNTAIN
~; Rollers. Mnlcs $500. Females ;.Jc. al
aENlN llELMBR1GHT'S corner Mar
Ret anu Sixth streets. ~ aee
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NOR SAI.E-'rIIE COMPLETE OUT
Weekly Eyposltor Printing Company, con.
slst!:.g In part. to-wt: Dne nine column
Cincinnati newspaper press, ono Gordon
job press, one .2i, inch Paragon paper
cHuer, one three-horsc power gas engine.
job and advertising type seven hundred
pounds body type. five fonts OF ornaments,
job STANDS, cases. rules and = complete
assortment OF job type and other material
aud tls,ureS used by the ESp0aitor Print
Ing Company. all IN flrst-caSs condition.
y bargain viii he given to anyone wish
Ing to purchase the entire printing outfit.
Call on or address GEO. ". l.. MAYERS,
FulrmCgt ". Va, jnI ;.
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Real Estate Agent. Collector. Notary
Public and Pension Attorney, No. lsi,
MnlM street 40 lea
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Services COMMUNICATING the life and
teachings of st. Blase were held in St.
Johns Catholic church here yesterday
and consisted In blessing the lhroats Of
all who called. Rev. Father Wehre
was kept busy during portion OF the
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-14
A DueI I'm Honduras.

We were invited to witness a duel be-
tween two natives, one selected from
each army. Hostilities were entirely
suspended for the time being and both.
commanders drew up their forces in
battle array to witness the conflict
With few exceptions the soldiers were
q motley crowd, armed with all fash
ions of weapons, not more than 500 on
each side carrying modern firearms. A
few,of the leaders were arrayed in gor-
geous trappings, reminding one OF the
splendor of European commanders,
without the power or wealth which.
sustained these.
The scene recalled the days Of chiv-
airy, though without it's glamour, when
some fearless knight met the mightiest
champion of the enemy in the open
plain. and the mutual hatred of the
contending forces was, for the while.
forgotten in admiration of unfiinch-
ing valor.
At the sound Of the trumpet two,
stalwart natives, naked to the waist,
rushed into the open space between
the two forces and commenced most
savage struggle. They were armed
with short, blunt blades, something
like the Bowie knife of the North.
American Indian. There was absolute
ly no skill in their use. Just mad saw
age abandon, slashing each other in
face, arms and breast, till they fell ex-
hausted from loss of blood, even then
dragging themselves oyer the bloody
ground to get one more slash even in
the death struggle.
All this time both armies were shout
ing themselves hoarse. every man
screaming for the success of his cham
pion. When all was over they carried
the men away in solemn procession,
and a herald gave formal notice that
in six hours hostilities would be re-
sumed. Never was valor wasted in a
more cursed cause; never the sacred
tree of liberty watered with more wan
ton blood. Never can there be a
healthful planting ,or outgrowth of
freedom in such soil and with such cul-
ivation.--Donahoe's Magazine.