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THE BEST REMEDY FOR STOMACH AND BOWEL
 TROUBLES.

''I have been in tue drug busi- ness for twenty years and have sold most all of the proprietary aedi- eines of a1y note- Among the en- swe list I have never tound any thing to equal Ghambeslain's Coiic, Chelera and Darrhoea Remedy for all stomach aaa bowel troubles, v says Q. w. Wakefield, Of Colnul bus, Ga, This remedy cured i've severe eases of cholera morbus i'll ny family and l havs recommend- ed and sold hundreds of bottles ot it to my customers to their entire satisfaction. Ii affords a quick. and sure cure in pleasant form- For sale by w. H. Martin X Co.,, Druggists.
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A GOOD COUGH MEDICINE.

Many thousands have been re- stored to health and happiness by the use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If afflicted with any throat or lung trouble, give 1t a trial for it is certain to prove bene- hcial. Coughs that have resisted all other treatment for years, have yielded to this remedy and perfect health been restored. Cases that seemed hopeless, that the climate of famous health resorts failed to benefit, have been permanently cured by its use For sale by w.. H. Martin X Co.,, Druggists.
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MT. Mills, of Pine Bluff, was in the city last week adjusting the in surance with A. J. Witt. Mir. Witt was very much pleased with the adjustment, and took out more insurance in the same company.
 If your brain won It work rieht and you miss the snap, vim and energy that was once yours, you should take PRICKIv ASH BIrrERs. It cleanses the system and invigor- ates both body and brain. w. H. Martin x Go.
 J. $. Watkins, of Naylor, was in the city Monday, and had his name placed on our subscription list.
 Hon. F. E. Brown, of Des Arc prosecuting attorney for this dis trict was in Conway Monday.
 Wiley Moseley, a prominent mer- chant of Mayhower, was ill the city the first of the week.
 Hon. Jas. H. Harrod, promi- nent legal light from Little Rock was i'll town Monday.
 J. P. Witt and H. l.. Thompson called in Monday to see our new office.
 w. G. Richards, of Bristol, was in tie city Monday.
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Another Hero of Santiago
 to a Better World.

NEW YORK, June 90. faill Admiral Philips died at the BrEfklh lyn navy yard today of heart lailE ure. An organic affection oi the heart was the cause of his death. He was taken ill about IT o'clock Thursday night. By today hts condition became so alarming that a consultation of physicians was held. Nothing could be done for the sufferer, and he died at 3:I5 ps Ill. His wife was at his bedside when the end came
 During the war with Spain Ad- miral Philips commanded the bat tleship Texas and participated i'll the destruction of Cervera's fleet as we'll as in the other important naval movements i'll the West Indies, during that war.
 Upon being raised to the grade of rear admiral by the passage oi the naval personnel bill he became commandant of the Brooklyn navy yard.
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Superlative Authors.

The most cheerful author-Sam- uel Smiles.
 The noisiest author-Howells. The tallest author-LongfelloW The most howery author--Haw thorne.
 The holiest author-Pope. The most amusing author Thomas Tickell.
 The happiest author-Gay. The most fiery author-Burns The most talkative author Chatterton.
 The most distressed author Akenside. Chicago Times Her aid.
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Circuit Court.

The July term of the Faulkner Circuit Court convened in regular session Monday, July ?, with Judge w. l.. Moose, Of Morrilton on the bench, presenting F. +. Brown, and a number of prominent attorneys and visitors in atten- dance. After some discussion, as to whether it would De best to ad- journ Court for few weeks, owing to the fact that farmers are so badly behind with farm work, the judge put the question toa vote, and it was decided to adjourn court until Monday, July Io.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE SrATE
 CONSTITUTION

Notice is hereby given that the following joint resolution, proposing an amendment to the State Constitution, was passed by the General Assembly at it's regular session of l899 and that the same will be submitted to the electors of tie state at the next general election to be held September }, l9lO, for adoption or rejection, viz;
 PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
 "rhe sureties upon the official bonds of all State officers shall be residents Of, and have sui hcent property within the State, not exempt from sale under execution, attachment or other process of any court to make good their bonds, and the sureties upon the official bonds of all county officers shall reside within the county where such officers reside, and shall have sufh- cieut property therein, not exempt from such sale to make good their bonds, provided, how ever, that any surety, bonding or guaranty com pany, organized for the purpose Of doing sure ty or bonding business, and authorized to do business in this State, may become surety on the bonds of all State, county, and municipal of hcers under such regulations as may be pre- scribed by law Approved May s,iS9'
 Each eiector may vote for or against above amendment.
 Witness my ofheial signature and seal of of- ALEx (. HULL, tsEALl secretary or Ssate'
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LOCAL NOTES.
To Our Subscribers.

In the fire of June Io, which de stroyed our printing office, every thing was destroyed. Not the smallest scrap of paper was saved. We lost the name of every sub scriber and will have to depend on each subscriber to send his name to us and the date to which he is paid. By referring to an old copy of the paper, you may find the date to which you have paid print ed opposite your name. Please do this at once that you may not miss any of the issues of the paper. Do not suppose that we can remember that you were subscriber. Let us know whether you were a sub scriber to the LOG CABIN or the DEMOCRAT.
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Notice.

To the People of Vilonia and vi
 cinity:
 l expect to be in Vilonia about July To, with my photograph gal lery, and will remain one week only. Parties wishing photographs will please remember the date and come early, so as to avoid the rush. Respectfully,
 T. J. EcHoLs,
 5-at North Little Rock, Ark.
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now,s rns,

We offer Que Hundred Doafs Revardfor any case of catairh that cannot be cured bT Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J CHENEY X Ct, Props, rotdo O.
 We the undersigned havenown | Cheney for the last Is years, and pdeve him ne lectly honorable in all business bnsactions md fl nancialy able to carry Q any ohIis,,ions made by their firm. WEST X TRAux. Wholesall hmegisis t,,edo O. WALptNS, kiNNAN SNiRviN. Wbaesair Druggists. Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, a,t;n. directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces oi the system. Price 7sc. per blitle sold s, ,ii druggists Testimonials fn,e y '' Halls Family Pills are the best
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Famous Ship May Be Saved.

Washington. June 30. -Pinnac1s Rock, where tlte Oregon grounded, is about twenty-five feet high, and lies three and Wo-thirds miles south of Howki Eland, and about a mile and a quarter northeast oi the island of Siao l.u Shanx. The rock is encircled by a shoal and should not be, approached nearer rthan three cables. According to the Photographic bureau officials there is a strong current from three to five knots which is prevalent in this vicinity, and this fact togeth CT with the dense fog that prevail ed at the time greatly enhanced the danger ill navigating the Ore gon. The officials oi the naval hy- drographic ofics say there is a great rise and fall of the tide at this point (about ten feeD, and it is possible that the Oregon may be lifted off i'll this way and set af1oat without assistance.
 Capt. Wilde's statement of the injuries sustained by the Oregon is scarcely sufficient to enable the naval construction board here to form a definite opinion as to the prospects of saving thehmous ship They say, however, th. ship pro- bably can be saved if tle weather does not become rough, but unfor- tunately this is the seasol of storms in Chinese waters.
 Fortunately the wrecl of the Oregon does not seiiousl,nffect the military plans repectinl China She was ordered It Takt before the forts fell, and fc- Ithe dlty that remains ',,, iii, to he, he, a"''d|nary cruiser
 (. II. KennedW pf the 6raham
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Misses Cora Sandefur and Geryt Douglass are visiting i'll Little Rock.
 Judge w. l.. Moose, of Mosril- ton, came down Monday to preside at the July term of court, as Judge Chapline was too i'll to be present.
 MT. and Mrs. Brunson Jenkings, of Pine Bluff, are rejoicing over the arrival of baby girl, who came to bring sunshine to their home last week.
 Mrs. NJ, E, Mitchell and son, Armistead, are ill Boston, Mass, oil a short visit to Mason F.. Mitch ell, who will leave soon, on board the U. $. s. Hartford, for Europe
 Misses Gussie Simms and Flor ence Hamilton arrived this morn ing from Conway and are at the home of Capt J. B. Johnson on West Second avenue. Pine Bluff Commercial
 Do you want a sound liver, wig orous digestion, strong healthy kidneys, regularity i'll the bowelso Take PRICEIY ASH BITTERs. It has the medical properties that will produce this result. w, II. Mar tin x Co.,
 Miss Hettic Dunaway has re- turned from Fayetteville, where she has been attending school at the U. of A. for the past eight months. Miss EIettie is quite a favorite and is gladly welcomed back to our social circles.
 Congressman Hugh A. Dins- more arrived in the city Sunday morning, and after remaining a few hours left for the Congression- al convention at Conway, where he was re-nominatcd by exclamation, as he had no opposition in the convention. Van Buren Argus.
 The Pueblo Mail of June B, and the Chieftain of June 20, give glow ing accounts of the brilliant we'd ding of Miss Josephine Thompson and MT. Robert George Hall which occurred June Io. Miss Thompson was a social lavorite in this city, and a host of friends join us ill wishing her happiness.
 The following teachers from Conway are attended the Arkan- sas State Teachers Association at Pine Bluff. Presidents A. C. Mil lar and J. G. Lille, A. F. Riley, J. H. Reynolds, D. l.. Paisley, o. l.. and M. E. Dunaway, Misses Flor enee Hamilton, Gussie Simms, Minnie Vaughter, Ida Leigh and Bessie Janney.
 Ralph White has splendid po-
  sition with a Chattanooga medi- cine company and will travel in the state of Tennessee. Ralph is a young man of fine business qual- ifications and while we regret to have him leave our town, we also rejoice to see his ability recognized by securing such lucrative situa- tion We wish him success.
 Col. G. w. Bruce, John T. Young, E. A. B olton George Shaw, Jo Ftauenthal, Ed Bruce, .C. C. Thomas A. J. Witt, ]. P. Thines, J. F. Campbell, w. E. Cax, Geo. 0. Agce, w. H. Dun can, w. E. Wilson, w. W. Ma tin, Bruce Gdea son J. E. Martin, Max Fraueithal, Henry Fraren- thai and many others whose names W failed to get, attended the 
 State Democratic Convention in Little Rock, Tuesday.
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APPLICATION TO SELL.

In the matter of the Estate of Thomas H Barnes. deceased. Notice is hereby given that I, as Administra- :, trix oi the Estate of Thomas II. Barnes de- ceased, will, on the fourth Monday in July, 1900, make application to the Probate Court of Sebas- tian County, Arkansas, tor the Fort smith Dis tfiet thereof for authority to sell, for the purpose of paving debts aud settling up said es tate the undivided one fifth interest of the said Thomas II. Barnes, deceased, in the following described real estate, o-wit:
 All of section sixteen (l6) township six (6) range fourteen Q+) containing six hundred and forty (o+O) acres, situated in Faulkner and Con way counties, Arkansas. 2s-4t
 FRoNIE M. BARNES Barnes, deceased
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE. -nr Nounu -adieS. Rnannl.a At

opens .sepl IS, 200; One of the leaaha schools for Young Ladies in the south Ma. '. Campus ten acres. Grand rouniain s,ene,,u
 Valley of Va. famed for health iuropean ,ia ', American teachers. Full eoufst Suher;a, aiu a, vantages in Art. Music and klocrAon st,J,.,',. aa from thirty states. For Cataiogie addr,ss HIS MArrIE P. HARRIS President Rosnol,. y.
 S-St va
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pENocRATIckrIcKEr.
ELECTION sEpTEMBlsR 4, 1000.

I ELECTION sEprEMBls lse 4, 1900. iated States Senate, JAS. H. BERRY, , vernon,
 JEFF DAVIS, Associate Justice,
 CARROLL D. WooD. Sppt. Public Instruction,
 J. J. DoyNf. State Treasurer,
 Tuos. E. LITTLE. ISd missioner State Lands. ! J. VI coLouITT. sS siaTy Jssassrrr. }Es'a,s; Au tor of State,
 T.Nc. MONROE. Atytney General,
 GEO. W. MURPHY.
  Cohnlissioner Agriculture.
 FRANK HILL, Congress, ..a HUGH A. DINsMoRE. ProsM Mdng Attorney,
 F. TRRowN. Representative,
 GEO. w. CLARK, County Jufge,
 ". II, DUNCAN. Sheriff,
 W. s,HnspRrcKsoS. Circuit cIcrt1
 J. M \, vausnrRR, County Cierl, T. J gutLfoNe County 'Freasifrsr,
 ], P THNEs. Tax Assessor,
 FoE Ropss> County S,ar fsyoi,
 B. r STEAMER. Coroner,
 DR. GG. RICHARDSON Constable Cad lon Township,
 ]. H. I{sRegLL.
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M- Carter ss reported quite sick
 Come iu aud see OUT aew ma ehinerys
 Dr. A. E. Moore paid his tanify a brief visit Thursday.
 Leo Sehwafz has returned from a business trip to St. Lonis-
 Victor Holding, from Kentucky, is visiting friends in this city.
 Mrs. w. H. Martin is visiting her parents, in Bonham, Texas.
 Lock Cathey left Friday for Kan sas City, where he has a position.
 Miss Edith Sims, of Hummer vile, is visiting friends in the city.
 Mrs. Beulah Sevier and children are now with Mrs. C. E. Durham.
 Mrs. Mary Drummond, of Little Rock, is the guest of Miss Ida Bar idon.
 G. B. Co1lum, editor of the Clin- ton Democrat, was in the city last week.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Richardson s visited friends in Little Rock few days ago.
 B. White, one of our substantial subscribers from Enola, was a wei come caller at our office Monday.
 Mrs. E. A. Bolton, of Conway is expected as a guest of the Path finders Friday evening. -Morrilton Democrat.
 Miss Bessie Hartje is visiting Mrs. Nettie Hammonds McNeill, 2 at Hazen.
 w. H. Hampton, of Saltillo, was pleasant caller at our office a few < days ago.
 Miss Susie Voris entertained her friends with a pleasant social, Fri day evening.
 Miss Callie Grisard, of Abilene, Texas, is visiting relatives and friends in the city.
 Clarence Frauenthal, of Atkins, visited his parents i'll this city a few days last week.
 Mrs. c. H. Hogan, of Batesville, is visiting her parents MT and Mrs. John Dunaway.
 Crops are badly ill the grass on account of the continued rains dur ing the month of June.
 The Dolly Club will be enter tained at the home of Mrs. G. B. Dickerson Friday, July 6. 1
 We are now fully prepared to dc all kinds of printing in the very best manner. Send in your orders.
 MT. Sam Frauenthal and Mrs. Leo Schwarz sailed from New York Wednesday on board the Ger manic. ~
 Miss Charlie Markham has re turned to her home i'll Little Rock after an extended visit to her cous- in Miss Della Pence.
 Miss Eula Malone, a bright young lady from Plummerville, has returned to her home, after a pleasant visit to Miss Lula Gist.
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Styles
In Millinery
GOOdS.....

and Trimmings of all kinds, and we offer these goods you very low prices Our Summer Hats the stylish fashionable Conway, and you fail be pleased with them. Let make you All goods the Best Quality and Latest Designs but prices extremely Call and stock before buying
 FRAUENTHA. BRICK
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Miss Ida Baridon, state auditor for the A. F. w. c. is expected Friday evening. -Morrilton Demo- crat.
 Albert Pyle has returned from a visit to his parents at Lockwood, Mo-, and his brothers at Clarks- vile.
 Cricket McCulloch, of Ft Smith, was in the city several days last week, meeting many of his old friends.
 Miss Mamie Sanderfer, of Ft. Smith, returned home, Monday, after a pleasant stay of ten days in Conway.
 Miss Alene House returned to Little Rock Saturday. Mrs. M. L.. House and daughter, Miss Mary, accompanied her.
 Mrs. F. E. Perminter and son, Percy, are spending the summer with Mrs. Eugene Forbess, at Ca ruthersville, Mo.
 Misses Zoe and Mary Louise May returned to their home Ill clarksvil,e, after pleasant visit to friends in this city
 Rev. F. S. H. Johnston, oi Con way, preached an excellent sermon at the Methodist church Sunday night. Benton Democrat
 F.. W. Can't and little daughter, Louv snia and Ewe1l Walthal, went OH the Hot Springs excursion Sat uretay, returning Monday.
 Miss Georgia Howard, of Con- way, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. $. Moose in the northeast part of the city. -Morrilton Democrat.
 Robert Crow, of Magazine, spent Sunday in Conway, the guest of friends. He was on his way to Cushman, Ark, to visit relatives.
 Senator Dowdy, of this district, w.ll be candidate for president of the State Senate. We hope he will be elected. He is an able Senator.
 Misses Ida Leigh and Minnie Vaughter and MT D. l.. Paisley arrived this morning from Conway and are at the Trulock.-Pine Bluff Commercial.
 Miss Kate Lancaster and Mrs. Floy Stevenson, music teachers in Central College, left Monday for Chatauqua, N. Y., to pursue their studies i'll music.
 Miss Lizzie Brightbell is spend ing her vacation ill Fulton, Mo. She will return ill the Fall and re sume her position with the Con way Millinery Company.
 Rev. H. H. Street began a pro tracted meeting at the Baptist church in this city on last Sunday. During part of the time he will be assisted by Rev. Finney, of Boone vile.
 Miss Lucille Lightner, after a pleasant stay i'll our city, has re- turned to her home at Bonham, Texas. Miss Lightner made many friends while here, who regret her departure.
 J. N. Simpson, prominent citi- zen of Vilonia, was i'll the city Mon day. Mir. Simpson came round to see us in our new quarters at the Opera House. We are.always glad to have our friends visit Us.
 Mrs. Fife Lincoln has returned from Tennessee. Her vacation was somewhat cut off on account of the fire in Conway, June Io, as most of the insurance was carried in companies represented by her.
 Miss Ora Smith, our popular Hello Girl, is visiting relatives in Magnolia, where she will spend her month $ vacation. During her absence Faber Hicks will have charge of the central telephone of fee.
 The young folks were delight fully entertained in the home of l. P. Witt Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Music, conversation and delicious refreshments were some of the pleasant features of the
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can be seen now
 at MRS. NETTIE F.
 HOSS'. We carry an up-to-date line of Rib bons, Flowers, Laces,
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WARNING ORDER.

Maurice Frauenthal and T. l., Cross vs Isaac L. Gross, In the Faulkner Chancery Court The defendant, Isaac l.. Cross Is. hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs. Maufice Frauenthal and j. l.. Cross.
 J. NJ. (. VAuGHrRR Clerk, June > i*u 25H
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Railroad Time Table.

Trains on the Little Rock and Fort smith Rail way leave Conway as follows;
 GOING EAST. GOING WEST No 2S4. 6.O7 a. in. No 28 9:51 p. m. No. 252, 6:36 p. m. No Z5l, lu:uz a. m
 l. w JAMES, Agent
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(. H. Kennedy, 'f the (raham Paper Co.,, St. Lots, wasF solicit ing orders in this citMonda,.
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Highest narket
Prices Paid

B. cars on Iron Mountain Railway and
 FAIR INSPECTION AND PROMPT nns and prices address
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-06
PREP AIRING FOR
BICYCLE RACES
"Sugarbowl" at the Salt Palace
will Open EARLY,
PHWIT, PHWIT COMPETITION
Local Wheelmen are Training 10 Meet
Crack Riders Who VIII Come
from the East.

Coming events cast their shadows
before"
Judging from the tenor Of recent
press dispatches from the eastern cy-
cling world much more interest will be
centered in race meets this coming sea-
son than ever before, and there will be
an entirely new feature in this seasons
races at least for Salt Lake. Reference
is made to motorcycle com
petition which is sure TO cap
ture the Salt Lake public
A motorcycle race has not been wit
messed on the sugar bowl" at the Salt
Palace, but the interest taken in John
Lawson's "phwit phwit' last year was
great, and such machines viii draw big
crowds in the future.
IL Is now almost certain that the Salt
Palace track will be opened as early as
the weather will permit and the races
viii be OF such character that Salt
Lake people Will not tire OF them. II Is
also believed that three meets a week
can be promoted with success In a fin
anclal way.
In addition to the clever riders at
home, number Of swift men will be
here from the East. II Is understood
that John Chapman. Turville and the
Lawson's who gained fame and favor
here last summer will be on hand when
the season opens. There seems to be
no fear that the track will not be in
excellent condition when the time comes
for the racea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-06
MAJOR YOUNG
WILL NOT RUN.
Declines to Become a Candidate
for Congressional HOuors.
NEEDED IN THE PHILIPPINES
That Is The Conclusion Of Home
Friends Who Desired Him 20 Sue
eeed Hon. II. II. Roberts

For weeks past the name Of Major
Richard w. Young has been freely
spoken OF By his friends in connection
with the congressional nomination.
Those who had the matter in hand be-
lleyed that the gallant soldier would be
more likely to bring victory to their
party than any man that could be
named. During the whole period Of
speculation, however. 1t has been de-
cldedly doubtful as to whether Major
Young was In position to accept the
proffered honor. Much as he might APP
preciate # and much much as he might
desire TO yield to the urgent soliclta-
tions Of friends the latter freely con-
cede that he senses the responsibility
that rests upon him, that the govern
ment Is very DESTROYS that he should re-
main, for the time being at least. at the
post TO which he has been assigned.
The supreme court Of the Philippines,
Of which he Is one OF the chief members,
requires men Of peculiar fitness and ca
pabllity. Such man is Richard Young
lie Is also intensely patriotic, and. says
his friends, will not resign when official
ly requested TO remain, which request &c
Is confidently asserted General Otis has
made upon him.
Major Young declination came late
yesterday afternoon In the form Of the
following cablegram TO Ex.Congress-
man Roberts:
Manila, =. l., Feb. 8. 1900.
Roberts, Salt Lake:
Nomination declined.
YOUNG
This Is in answer 10 a cable query
made upon him BY Mr.. Roberts and
friends on Saturday night The form
of the question was:
Salt Lake City. Feb. g. 1900
Judge Young, Manila
Special election April g. II nomIn-
ated. will you resign and come home
before election ROBERTS"
AS result OF this correspondence
new calculations were made by Demo.
cratic politicians today and the matter
may receive some attention at their
hands In their counsels at the Kenyon
hotel tonight.