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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
NC ikEr AUCTIONS.
etBs wbsp ts Bought II hsaSH1hHnh
aDStiH Jlis vile Objected,

DBS Wbep ns 0UHbf u h~ssSB1hnp n
1DsiB Bsis Vile Objected,
Mr. Peterson bp tended VII the anriipn sales
Tibi ,BiIlp OF
FOR miles around
he pAed 10 gel his bnpb up, and he'd ssvw ~
moplJD'i W,
Uul ilp bills would always tense him. and the
ifai thing hp would knuw,
When ,hplp WAS 4 bOopiiloo
~ the shDIp " \ tnbljUp,
1bpre MI gyly Peterson sas regularly found,
ite bought Ap patent wibDowpls ibai s%oDshos
wouldn't aiIi,
be lad . 'oIpo spinning wheels ior every one .
''ssInI'
liz bad . lol Of oS yokes, though he never oshpd
M On,
And morp'D y thousand vlHiy Keys llai s%oulln'i
~ tho locks
liz never hsi lhe moral STRENGTH Ia lpntp q lllnp
twas pllrup,
And, oh, he ellD be aDripl on sou pDnUlJ hhlr
seen lhn hpbpl
Dut wbpu nod lnuD llp wISiuvp bone pml dunn
N ~ The bDpj,
Mis- Peterson would lupllv Oh niul Ri,p u 20 him
bard,
And, though lph) promise better things, bis glil
wnulj always lDll,
And, Enumeration, ~ lp'I dodge ana tend ~
other hNlat
Pod AUgoDB md pbinDl rights,
Oh tuapnh Wild bDNlpl Sights,
TN lanterns md sODJp0 pulls
I've jesi went loony W DuplloD pDlos,
Mr. Peterson he 'lpDjpJ All lbp auctions round
Had ~ ~
81 bp wDniI bust
llp kDew lp baJD'l ought h, bUt, pDD sep, bp Wa
That possibly u might ooouy be'j mIS . mighty
lraIp,
AND 10 NJ pDnl FnlulDp
llp wDs Iberp and biJlIDH, 100,
AsiarilHg ryrp ieHpl jpst ~ lbDDgl lp tOoppll
hp must
The dine lDoy Thought Mis- pplppsoD wBt sovpIN
going ~ die
The b}oIlsps storp wpp OuuloupJ %, OOJ BWl
made y NY
10 stay ~ home md mind bin BIZ, bVl wNpU b.
beard lhp Dbl
lIe bvfiIpj down rs gpipk's hp uyvl1, ms
though rs ADrj ~ ipl
They bad y notlp lp lDr pDlei lhe lblDH YNB DvlIi
md planned
For some one llDi II lnIlpJ " ", bhl ~ lNni
secondhand
Nov Eay saw bg baJ . pbBDpv 10 DYp y lltlp
YIN, ..
And 10 BIO DmeJ, ~ bJg's you pInonp, 0OJ blJ
il9l DOtl N,
I,ul when hey tVlj NIs' Peterson slp r'aIpJ enll
i0Jp, Oh N.Y.
And got ~ mad llgbl through and through, BY
gosh ahp jldD'l Jlpl
POD BDppls DD1 p1ipli llHllh
Oh luspps VIII bDplpJ sllllFJ
Broken lDoIs BDl Old %nNpullIDps
And bp ubes Ilat noOD Tor Storing DpDOs
~LeYieiDn JeNrOHl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
AlyspIIsel LISTERS,

Hlst ~ lettopg remaining nnonllod f0l
In tho p%0st0lINe M Billings Y0ll0w,
atnno county, Montana fnp tho wnok
ending Mny W, 1000,
Nowmnn, James, Hpown, John
ppvk, Y, IT, Burns, Mr., i. A. Dnrnn,
l00, III GhNpple, J0aaph 0lniiOn,
gpodl G~NNnlnghnml ", w. u0nld, ",
u, aInaa, Prot, III kankoa, Med
Hanson, John v, Hnrpor, yohn Hollis,
lld james, Tom Kerry, NIL lgwis,
Mrs. NoHio l0rnpa0mo, Mrs., HnrAh =, /
Lnak, AVnJ Moyeda, VhOmAs Mills,
ZOO y Ml!oholl ,,Apnlo VI Mook'
lopk, w. y pnUlok, 0poarl Park
hirAat, Waldo n, Pnnao, Mrs, noNInhI
N.ooMuWn.A. ,nNyal %i.on,nsan' p I'LL H.!
w. Hnknki, lohnl AipIell, Min
Miinnlnl Smith, q, Hi HWsnny,
NnROnn Hugh Vrln0nH, Md Thorn,
u, la)i Vhopw, H. N WIZ william
p'' sav., , n.llipE 'o' "NHe VIII pleN'e
u " nnboook' poptmnploI,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
- NIGHT IN Dol ENIAn
WIZ ~ Presented IN UlIjDgs seai Iues'
my AisDt by lbp Elbp,

The Dp'lOsdnte version of Mos, y,
HetH's "a Night IN Bobnmih" which
tho j1Iks VIII plny w tho opera hDuso
May ~, ~, from MI account, M Optpp'
m,DmaDt well eplGulnlod ~ drive
away tbo blpos, nDd The Dow poURs, boz
loepl RnpH, pretty daDoos and funny
s@ituNtiopB have proved u Dig BIZ ~ MI
The largo onstepD oili0s where tbe ppotly
little play hns boon piyoD by tho
Vlka Mr., H. q, Reynolds, who ~
always u fnyopit0, VIII play "DDsfy
Rhodes and sing "l'M The Mnp That
Made Billings WDAt N lg,o Loe Mains
VIII 10 "Ofioor rnllibDp,' m Irish
policeman, w chs gront salvation
Army specially Mr. Collins VIII Dept
th0 drpm md Mr., sDiglor Will Gaivy
Tho bnnpoh AbOpt thirty new songs
nDl fftNen spooinltios Apo IN ~ Night
In Bohemin" Ticket snln opens May
ah O0me onlly and nyoid thn pDsb
snats NJ IiolmDs ~ Oalb0pH'h
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
- IJiuL Itnblh,

Our hereditary lwItH nvp lh0Hn when
VIZ pIok on 10 blDIOp DD or ancestors
LOl Nv I've for MnpD Olhpp, Dnl nOi ~
|eDovgollonIIy ~ 10 bnnolDp Mnnllp
some
u depends On Wlnl W. 10 whether
w0 npe pNally industrious whom We hpp
Dllby,
ImDglnDtIon w lhNt rNonlly by which
wp describe beautiful sDnpIsos without
losing sleep
Az soon ~ The winter digs g0l Longer
some women begin 10 worry hb0ut nlps
nnd m0bgUlIDnhl
" u man lOosD'l knoW u bDpHnln
when bp seNB u, Nv lppBl hp knows no
Dbl for u when he BNpB Ih"suhlangV
RECORD,
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10 AIJOUHs SOOsr
FopErsss sells Jum y ~ lbP Time ~ 0uIt
NDph,

Washington, May 9l,--At tho OMEN
linz aosslop of TIN honao t0dny, Payne,
tho floor loader 0f thA majority, 0lr0lnd
4 joint resolution f0p pinO do adjourn
mont nf oOngIesa, On "Wednesday, JnD0
u, Tho rending ~ tbn resolution, WINS
greeted with 4 mpnd ~ applause Az
Ppyno'p request, Tho resolution WINS ro'
forged 70 thn ways md monnseOmmittun
Washington, MNy w. -- Tln olght
honr Dill WINS pasaod, lbI IN Va, dnrd'
nor thnD move tbe pnssnge NJ u bill W
prohibit Interstate Hnhln In ODDyiNt
mndo goods, A bill 10 prevent intoI'
atnt0 oommDlOo In p0nyiGt mAdn goods
WIN pnaaOd wlth0nt diyiainn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
Her Hes, Tims,

MIS- Rplor You're Dol penlly HolDu
~ nsk hin for your nov hnt bhfovp
bets Dnd Nls IlDnppY
Mps, PhOsy-'l mn Indeed,
Mrs knlemI aDOUld INNS you'd lD,
your husband In better hnm0p Dfler bin
dinner Mine always w.
Mpa phosy@ fps, Dut w have ~
contend With my husbands Indigestion
lhan Philadelphia Press
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
M, lnnI UnlOn AiONh Yards,

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.nonb, M0ghpt H1oAdy' pvI0eH Wnu0O
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Fnlna Wnnnl Nt wv lhM VI. fur nOWal
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Vhl 10 VA. .lnp, nnlynAI WI hOMlM fnJ
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hF"r NNphnI slWds Cannon
plnll, slow
. tNlna Mnapl NJ, iIhO@hph fr ahnopI
v|aihlLlhlW lnr lnlnllA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
A|DDaNpOIIs Wheat,

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WUNATa-In htOvp M, NORTHERN,
~ NJ" TGy"'p W. ''I'1E D,sS"' p'%S'S S.s, ssSN'ii
Northern N0bsOj M u NWbhDrn, MAN,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
LATE MARKET RE PORT.
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
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A wOllimprnyOd rannb 0Dp mill
from ,thN town NJ lolnmhpe Mont,
CONTAINING ION npFNa N dppdNd lind
Nov terms Yrlto Nv Nppy N, lpn II,
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25

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The oasis., 1900-06-09

from that side. There was in the neighborhood an ironwO0d tree, whose green top was suggestive of water at no great depth. The well was con- menced under the tree, probably be- cause of the shade. At depth Of four feet the digger encountered cement and has since discovered no other formation The cement was so hard that headway could he made only by blasting At a depth of fifty feet there was little wa'er flowing through the cement aud two feet further down there was strong flow The water does not come from the river but from the mountain side. The strangest thing of all, though, was the discovery hat notwithstapd
 ng the extreme harinesS of the cement the root. of the irUnwOod tree had found their way through it to water.
The oasis., 1900-06-09
Notice of Revocation.

Notice Is hereby given that the gen. eral power of attorney given ny me, on the fourth day Of December, 1899. before Lie. lgnacio Bustilio, the Judge of the First Instance of the District of Arizpe, State of Sonora, Mexico, in favor of Mir. Adrian Mall donado, has been this day revoked be- fore the local judge at the town of Bacoachi, District of Arizpe, State of Sonora, Mexico.
 St LUIsA F. DE ACUflA,
 ARIZPE, SonoR, Mexico, May s, 1900.
The oasis., 1900-06-09
A psrZo MA Fl C Cw~.
IouiIed from Exchanges. [


 long while employed with the Cop.
 ner Queen Smelling Co.,, will leave
 tomorr,w, accompanying surveying
 marty laying out the NacOsari X Gulf d railroad
 X Globe Times: J. N. IIuffer says x the Tonto people are experiencing the
 drIest year known even by the oldest
 Indians. The water has gone from all
 places on the surface of the creek and inc wells are becoming shallow. N Globe Times: Andy Bartleth ar- N rived from Nogales Tuesday, bone the less active from the recent runaway 4 accident he met with near Nogales. Mir. Bartleth is well known in this section and has host Of friends who are always glad to see him return. Graham Bulletin: Alta meeting Of < the directors of the Montezuma Canal company held in Solomonville last Saturday it was decided to em- \ ploy Col. Wm. Herring, of Tucson to
 make application to Judge Doan, Of the district court, for the ap- pOintment of water commissioner for the purpose of distributing the va 4n the Gila river to the MCnte- yuma and San Jose canals according to their rights as already adjudicated in court. decision several years ago gave to the Montezuma canal a prior right to one thousand inches of
 water, as against the San Jose. The Montezuma people claim that their canal has been cut short of that amount during the present dry sea son.
 Republicans: The first theft of a drop frame on record occurred in this town yesterday. All other bicycle thieves have been males and no man would steal another kind of wheel than a diamond frame. This crime was committed in front of the court house and the owner of the stolen wheel made complaint in due form, naming the person she suspected, though she admitted she might be
 mistaken. Accordingly Doe" war
 rant was issued and put into the hands Oi Deputy Sheriff Boyd. He presented 1t to the suspect, who ask him to read 1t. He read until he came to Jane
 Doe" The suspect declined to accept service. "Jane Doe isn't my name," she said. "Go out and look for her, and that was the end of it.
 Yuma Sentinel: Several collins were piled in front of the Baker building
 last week and several wags unscrewed
 the lid of one or the dead boxes and
 placed therein an incapacitated booz-
 ollgist. The BachaDalian came to life Just as Judge Frank meandered by on
 us return from the east bound train,
 where ne went to be in readiness should his services be needed by pill grlms to this matrimonial Mecca,
 The judge is DO coward, but acting
 upon the impulse of the moment he
 moved quicker than has been his
 won't for several years. and before the
 truth of the matter dawned upon him
 all his past life passed in panoramic
 review before his startled vision. The
 !uoge said he thought for awhile that
 the ghost stories of our forefathers
 were not altogether snares and delu-
 sions.
 republican: A curious not to say
 wonderful discovery has lately been
 ulaoe In the digging of well near the fountains on the south side of the Ner' Water was wanted for a mine
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19
ROB AMERICANS
VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENT AF-
TER OUR CAPITALISTS.
GREAT ASPHALT INTERESTS.
Gave Concessions and Then Found
Them Too Valuable-Help
Called For. r

New York. Dec 19.--The Tribune prints
the following: A cable message received
at the office of the National Asphalt COM
pany. from its agent in Venezuela. an
nounces that a revolution has broken out
in that country. No details We're con-
tained in the message.
The revolution. it is said, is probably
the outcome of an attempt on the part
of the president and cabinet of Venezuela
to deprive American corporations of their
property and rights. The National AS
phalt company will be one the prinoi-
pal sufferers from this. The company
owns large concessions and mining titles
in the state of Bermudez. Venezuela.
The company has been in actual possess
sion of the Bermudez asphalt lake for
i years. and in this time it has built UP
the village of Guanaco. and erected
buildings, shops and a railway.
Several attempts have been made by
the government Of Venezuela to cancel
the eompany's possessions, but these at
tempts have always failed. AT o'clock
on December 13, President Castro person.
ally told United States Minister Looms
at Caracas that two government com
missions had proven the company's right
to the property. AT six o'clock on the
same day, it is alleged, the president
seized the entire property and divided it
among others.
Gen. Avery B. Andrews, vice-president
of the company, has appealed to the
United States government for assistance
In letter to the shareholders he says:
The financial interests represented In
TINS matter are SO great that we feel
justified in asking permanent and posi-
tive action upon the part OF the United
States government. Every legal remedy
has been exhausted and failure to in
tervene will result in great loss to the
company 1t must be borne in mind at
all times that the Venezuelan govern
ment has taken our entire property and
that the issue is a clean cut one be-
tween a responsible American company
and the Venezuelan government
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19
SALISBURY IS GLOOMY.
Renewal of His Boer War Causes Him
Bad Nights.

London, Dec. 19.-Lord Salisbury $
gloomy reference to South Africa yes
terday at the conference of the National
Union of Conservative associations, is
causing much heart burning. The con-
servative press, reluctant to admit that
the situation is worse, complains OF the
premier's needless pessimism.
The Daily News asks whether Lord
Salisbury's utterances foreshadow the
news of another reverse, and it suggests
that the government had received dis
patches from Lord Kitchener asking for
more troops on the ground that the war.
instead of being finished is entering
upon new and difficult phase.
The queens message to the volunteers
was evidently designed to soothe the
general disappointment over the disaster
in the field. There are rumors current
that the government is not able to re-
spond to appeals from South Africa to
send more regulars. The abandonment
of the Thanksgiving service in st. Paul
brings vividly to the public the fact that
there is still much work to be done in
South Africa.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19
COREY FORTUNE FAKE.
Deluded Claimants to Millions in En-
glish Chancery Court.

New York, Dec IA dispatch to the
Journal and Advertiser says:
The Corey family, of Nebraska and
Kansas, has been trying to get for
tune of 5000, 900 900, alleged to be lying in
the English court of chancery. Elisha
Corey, of Omaha, who believes himself
to be heir to the millions, is leader of
the project, while Jay Corey of Tow
anda Kan, thinks his share is thirteen
millions. Letters circulated declare that
gold, stocks and bonds belon ging to the
Corey family, and held by the English
court for siXty-tive years, are now about
to be secured. Inquiries having been
made through official channels, the court
of chancery replied that not penny
of the Corey estate was, held.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19
CHILL WILL NOT AGREE.
Government Blocked While Waiting
For New Cabinet

New York, Dec. ia dispatch to the
Herald from Valparaiso, Chile, says:
Efforts of the various elements to form
cabinet have practically paralyzed the
ministry. Much damage to the country
has resulted. and a crisis has been caus-
ed by the discomfort. President Ezra
suez is at his country residence, await
ing the result of the protracted endeav-
ors of the political leaders to reconcile
their differences. His hope is that they
will agree upon ministry in harmony
with the aspirations of all parties re-
garding the presidential electoral con-
venton.
His desire is that this body shall be
composed of the m6derate and liberal
elements of tne country.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19
GRADY SHOT A ROBBER.
Surprised Two Highwaymen Holding
Up Man.

Chicago, Dec. 19.-John, alias Red
Corbett, who served several terms in the
penitentiary, was shot and instantly
killed last night by Edward ]. Grady,
who surprised him with a companion in
the act of committing a highway rob-
berry. Grady fired, he says, only after
Corbett had turned his revolver on him
and there seems to be no doubt that ii
was only his quickness and true aim
that saved his life. The bullet from
Grady's revolver struck Corbett in the
heart and he fell dead in his tracks
Corbett's companion escaped.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19
WATCH NIGHT SERVICES.
Chicago New Year Meetings Will Be
Elaborate.

Chicago, Dec. 19.-Welcoming the new
century and bidding farewell to the old
Is to be made the occasion of the most
Elaborate and impressive ''watch-ni
services Chicago has ever known.
Bishops of the Methodist church have
united in requesting all pastors and con-
gregationS Of that denomination to OBJ
serve the event in a betting manner.
Other churches are joining in the move
ment and the indications are that few
eyes in Chicago viii be closed in sleep
on the night of December 81, until the
twentieth century has made it's appear.
ance.
Leaders in the movement for a genera
celebration maintain that there are
many sentiments associated with the
event that should make it one of the
most important in history
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19
SAYS HE DIDN'T DO IT.
Spanish Admiral Not to Blame for
Losing Naval Bill.

Madrid, Dec. 19.-The minister of ma
rne, Read Admiral Ramos, in the course
of an interview on the subject of the re-
verse suffered yesterday by the govern
ment while considering the naval budget
for the increase of the navy, said he
alone was not responsible for the check
to the government, since the question
at issue had been decided by the whole
cabinet. The ministers will meet today
to discuss the situation.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19
FROZEN TO DEATH.

Seattle, Dec. 19.-Thomas Parker, a
native of Lincolnshire, England, was
frozen to death near the mouth of White
river, in the Klondike district, early in
November. He and another man We're
building winter quarters and We're some
distance from camp. Parker fell through
the ice while crossing a stream. He go,
out safely, but dropped on the trail be-
fore reaching camp and froZe to death
He was about 81 years of age.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19
EXPOSITION YATCH RACE.

Chicago, Dec. ia proposition to sail
the Canada's cup races off Buffalo at
the time of the Pan. American ex-
hibition has been received from Com
modore Howe of the Buffalo Yacht club.
The Buffalo men are already making
preparations on a large scale for the
regatta the last week of July.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19
CHILE'S GREAT EXHIBIT.

Valparaiso, Chile, Dec. 19.-The cham
ber of deputies has passed a bill appro-
priating $5OO,OOO for the Chilean exhibit
at the Pan-American exposition in Buff
falO.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19

WANTED-A LADY OF REFINE
ment, to fill permanent position; salary
$12 per week. Mrs. b. Wilcox. Butte
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19
IOBBERS, ,WHOLESALE&RETAIL.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE
In the city. Cabinets $500 per dozen:
cards. 5000 per dozen. II. Madison, up.
stairs. 240 L. Park ST.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19

FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF -FOUR
rooms good as new; also house for
rent; at a bargain. 517 West Park
street.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19
: LINES. 4,nss 81 Sc.
One Cent Per Word,

$4,000. .00-BUYS A 7-ROOM MODERN
brick house and lot 30x1O0; east side;
worth $45OOOO.
$1,000 O0-BUYS A 5-ROOM BRICK
house, with lot 3Ox1OO: easy terms.
$3.50. .00-BUYS A 4-ROOM HOUSE
and lot: east side.
$1,000. .00--BUYS S-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
and lot: north side.
CONROY & MORLEY,
463 Broadway.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19
lOHMEHv

WANTED-NURSE TO TAKE INFANT
where there are no children. Address
Mrs. Waldron. care of Inter Mountain
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19

5000 BUYS A GOOD .3-ROOM, HARD
finished house and barn; corner lot;
West Side; fine location. A bargain.
S, Nj. Wade, SO East Broadway.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19

FOR SAI.E-HARDWOOD OFFICE
partitions, inquire Butte Lighting ana
Power Co., SO East Broadway.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19

FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF THREE
rooms cheap; 606 n. Main.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19

WANTED.-MANT TO PERMANENTLY
represent us managing local branch.
Salary SIS per week and expenses.
Manufacturers, 800 Caxton Building,
Chicago
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19

WANTED--MEN AND WOMEN TO
represent estab ablished house on salary;
splendid opportunity. Address F. Q.
Box EST, Portland Oregon.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19

WANTED-HOuSE WORK BY GER
man girl. Address A. Il. c., Inter
Mountain.
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MEDIUMS.

MADAM f. GRAY. TRANCE ME-
dunn. clairvoyant and palmist. Ladies.
SO cents thia week only. 127 East Park
street.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-19

MDE. GUY THE MOST NOTED ME-
dium. Circles Sundays, Tuesdays and
Fridays. Readings daily. 1Ol W. Gram
lite street.