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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-08
WEILsBU :Es
Doings Of People in the Brooke Coun.
4 y Il ty Metropolis. ${s.,.

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Considerable talk and some false re-
ports have been occasIoned by the "ar-
rest" ut the Bethany fair on Wednes-
day, OF two prominent Wellsburgers,
for betting on the races. It seems to
have been q. case of over-otficiousness
on. the part of a special officer. The
two were quietly backing their judg-
.ment OF the merits Of different horses,
in the races, and Just why they were
singled out among so many Ia q mys-'
terry. They Willingly accompanied the
officer, but before they were taken off
the grounds the president Of the assoc
citation ordered their release, and that
is all there was Of 1t, aside from the
unpleasant notorlety resulting there
from. ~ n e 3 Q
Assessor Edward NJ. Smiths report.
for 1900 shows 1889 capitatlons and
personal property. to the value of $780,;
365. y. Thesvalue OF horses, cattle. sheep,
hogs. farm implements and products. Isl
sl05, 270;s carriages and other vehicles
15.S05; watches and clocks. 81, 1886: mu-
steal instruments. SIS, s75; household
and kitchen furniture. S54.525; capital.
employed In manufacturing, $197. 955;
money invested. $780, aO; toll bridges
andtferries, $500: The capitations show
sonnl property Of about $4,000.
= The board Of directors Of the Bell
view camp meeting association met
yesterday and settled the accounts OF;
the recent assembly. After paying all
ury, applicable on the debt OF the asso-
citation.
I; In n runnway accident yesterday ev-l
ening ut 4:30 o'clock, Dr. B. F. Harden
leg broken, and perhaps other injuries.
iS9 1t lis said a street car manufacture
ing company has its eye on q site for a
nIant near Wcllsburg. Hope they'll get
1T 1S,-l .tlf f4I.!
e Both hesenatorih and. delegate nom-
mating conventions will be held In city.
halltthis afternoon. I e
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ach befau1e affected, and eight months.
ago I hsd 70 quit; work. lost In
weight from 1e5 pounds to 40. i was
completely discouraged. 1Sprocured a
bottle Of Pe-ru.ns and had not taken
half the, bottle, when, to my Joy and
surprise, I began feeling better. My
head began to get better; the discharge
began to dry up. I kept on, and have
now takon two bottles. / have resumed
my work, have good appetite, and have
otfelt better In ten years. I am now
80, and I thank Pe-ru-na fr tho way I
feel to-day ~.
For free book address Dr.. Hartman.
Columbus, Ohio.
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BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
. County Town. so

fsI7EFT .ITF
County Town. q
Regular services In; all the churches
tomorrow. Regular mroning and ev-
ening services at the Methodist church,
In charge Of the pastor. Rev. G.13 w.
Bent. Epworth League meeting at 56.45
p. m. AT the Catholic church, Rey.
Father Werninger will celebrate high
mass In the morning, and vespers Will
be sung in the evening. The Rev. Paul
day services Mt st. Matthew's. German
Lutheran church.
Work was begun yesterday on the
demolition of the buildings above
Boggs' run, recently acquired by the
National Tube Company. The workion
the big new improvements will begin
cleared away. Z,
In the fifty yard foot race for one
legged men at the A. o. II. picnic at
Mozart park, Wednesday, there were
two entries. Peter Joyce. OF Benwood.
ma John Fersuson, nfSWheeling. the
former winning out in nm exciting I'M
ish. Z IL $
A car on the Wheeling &, Moundsville
line broke an axle at the crossing at
the lower steel works yesterday after
noon and narrowly escaped collision
with Baltimore. & Ohio engine.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Nancy
Hawking will take place at o'clock
this afternoon, from her late residence
Mt the Junction. Interment VIII be ut
McMechen cemetery
John Loury. Bruce Dolbeare. r. A.
Vance, John, 10y and VIII Schrirer. ar
rived home from a successful fishing
and hunting expedition near Whet-
stone. 4 g =
The Young Mems Republican Club
will meet at The city hall this evening.
for the purpose OF selecting uniforms
and fixing a regular meeting night.
Assessor Nolte Is listing the names OF
owners OF dogs and those not having
collars by the first OF October VIII be
shot. X e & s..
George Coil, OF indianapolis, has re-
turned home, after q brief stay at the
home of Albert serig, on Main street.
Mrs. Lon Rubie and Miss Laura
Burgy, OF Powhatan, were the guests
OF friends here yesterday.
z Margaret Brnnnen returns to-day.
from three weeks stay With rela-!
tiyes a Columbus. tE z
Miss Lucy Hood leaves tor Mt. Oil;
vet to-day, to be the guest Of relatives
for a few days. * n {. I (,
Mayor Shephard. wife and son Harry,
have returned from pleasant stay at
the seashore. {; az
Nimrod Martin, of Martins. Landing.
O., was calling on frienls in the city
yesterday. y, 4 NJ. /
Z DIR. j. w. Mcdonald returned yester-
day from two weeks sojourn at At;
lantlc City. Z g
Mrs. John Haskins and family IRE
the guests of friends at Burton. .1 4
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!, BRIpaEpoRT HAppENIl7Gs.
Events pf q Day in the Town nj lis
End of the Bridge. Al

II a few days ago one OF the Democratic
organs of Wheeling stated that, the
Cleveland. Lornin 6 Wheeling railroad
would bring man excursion from Canal
Dover of.fullys 1000 for the Bryan meet
ing. Whensthc train arrived at}the sta
:tions the number WAS exactly 175. Pret-
ty close guessing (?).s
Among those who attended the st.
tClairsptlle fair yesterday, were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mckee, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Trunk, Mr.. and Airs. John Harris, Miss
Minnie Kuhn and Duiin Barrett 4
3 The funeral! OF Evan Johns will take
place this Afternoon ats3 o'clock, from
his late residence In Aetnaville, and the
interment will be made sat, Riverview
Cemetery. in Martins Ferry.
Mrs, Frank Dougherty left last even
Ing for Woodstield, Ohio, In response TO
q telegram announcing the serious I'LL
ness of her sigter-in-iaw. Ss
Melster's band returned yesterday,
from a three days stay at Woodsfeld,
where they had been giving concerts
for E. II. Watt
Services win be held tomorrow morn
Ing at the German Lutheran church, n {
1880; and Sunday school Mt $3.50 a, m.
A festival Will be given at the Third
Methodist Episcopal church next Tues
day evening, to which all are invited.
" George NJ McconnauGhy. OF Ell Paso,
Texas. Is the guest OF Frank Robinson
and other friends in Kirkwood.
e. James Holland and sister. Miss RAJ
chaei, of coleraln, were the guests Of
friends In the city yesterday.
J. 4 . - %
/. Miss Ella Wright returned last even
Ing from q week s visit with relatives
at Clarksburg, ". Va.
Regular church services will be held
; at all the churches tomorrow morning
and evening. q q
Ameeting Of The Republican club will
be held next Wednesday evening, at the
city building. {l,ss
Icy Robinson left last evening q for
points in Maryland, to visit friends for
several weeks. \! = s ~ < IL; 4
Curtis Stead. OF Belmont, Ohio. was
the guest of old friends in the city yes
terday. =
" Quite large number from this city
attended the st. Clairsyille fair yester-
day.: z, 81 Z Z 2.
Judge Springs, OF woodsfeld, was the
guest of Judge J.: B. briggs yesterday.
Miss Alice Updegraff. Of. Barton. is
the guest Iof relatives in the West End.
red.sAppenzeiier leaves tomorrow
for New York City, i,,,,j
3 George Duncan is able to be out, after
a weeks Illness. -sy
The street paving Of the city is near
ing completion.
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BELLA1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County. ~

Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County.
An old tree which has been standing
near the street car line justinorth OF the
car. barns in West Wheeling. gave way
yesterday afternoon and fell. taking The
trolley wire and all telephone wires be-
fore 1t. A number, Of telephones in
this city were. Of course. burnt out and
travel was delayed upon the streetear
line for time until they got to trans.
ferring. &,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Hamilton enter
tanned n party OF friends last evening
at their home In the cut In honorssof
their guest, Miss Emma cogan. of New
Castle, Pa. Games were indulged IN,
offer which refreshments were served.
Avery enjoyable evening was spent by
all present. w 4
Marion Hurd, formerly connected
with the Stewart EnamelIng Company.
OF this city, but now located at Beaver,
Falls, Pa. Is calling; on friends here for
a few days 80 ~. I. I y
Mrs. o, II. Young has brought her Son
Willie home from Hamilton, Ohio. He
has been III and ills hoped that with
home surroundings he will Improve in
health. H Z. y X q 81 x n /, II
Several race horses passed. through
/ the city ut noonyesterday on their way
( to Wheeling Island to the fair. They
came through from woodslleld. h
Justice Alum ind family have re-
turned home from Epworth Park
where they have been spending the
summer. a q,
Mise Elknn, Joseph and Earl NIcNabb,
returned home yesterday from q very
enjoyable two weeks outing in the east.
Mira. j. w Sellers Of The Second,
ward, las gone 10 Indiana to visit her
daughter, Mrs Harry Lcasure. 4;
RoscOc sncdelter. Of .sls,ersvlllc, pass
I'd through the city, yesicray on bis way
10 Pittsburgh. y, s5
N ------e-s--o--r+-.---- 'tti3 | :
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ssYsTEN!e5esTARREll:

Thousands ll1l md |; Suffer, From SIt and Do
MOT Know 1t
Hon = 7. wtmbcrly, Collector Of The.
Port u New ot'cans, La and member
oftho National Republican Committee,
~ writing Of Pe,ru-nn, says:
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A LITTLE life may be sacrificed to a
sudden attack OF Group Il you don't
have DR.. Thomas Electric Oil on hand
for the emergency.-2 ~ &
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COOKS Imperial Extra Dry Cham
payne should be In every household. 1t
Is perfectly pure and naturally ferment-,
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POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

Tho Republican Senatorial Convention
of the First Senatorial District OF West
Virginia, composed Of HANCOCK. BROOKE
day, September s, 1900. at y o'clock NJ.
Mt the Court House. WellsburG. West
Virginia. for the purpose OF nominating q
candidate for the State Senate. ana at
tending to any other business that may
Zach county shall be entitled TO ono vote
for each one hundred votes or. fraction
thereof Of fifty votes or more cast IN Such
county for G.. W. Atkinson IN 1896 Tor.
governor. Each conferce shall hare Inc
! 20 ~ ) - " HARRY HOOKING. II
ID Chairman. q
a. W. BROWN, ~,
( ~ ~. 175s Secretary. 81, - y null !.
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GENERAL NOTICES, 3
WEST VIRGINIA aduss.i,ni,Ii !.
STATE FAIR. Department.

Miss Crago. entry Clerk Of the school
penartnloi,t Will br IN the main lsrpSsl.
lion building Saturday. Saptcflt eri ,Ibe,
tween the houfs,ot 10 O; m AID 4, nj n,
We iput ptse, Of receiv tns nil cShIblts II
,his department Entries close September
"a ~ q boRGE ia oK.i seer,,,,r,
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AGENTS WANTED !.

"A GENTS AND TRAVELLING SALES.
IN MEN SWANTED-.By jewelry manu-
teed; write for particulars at once, or
send money order for 81 rs for sample OF
Elgin or Wnltham, full jewel, A-k filled
watch, retailing at SIS with privilege OF
.returning);. guarantee for Is years In
Co. Milwaukee. wis. sRt9 Jc30
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Statesmen WANTED

TSRAYELING SALESMAN I OF ABII.-
IL lTY for high grade line, appropriate
olnearly every department OF trade. Ref-y
oTenccs. Bond and entire timo required.
Commissions SIS to S3s on each sale. T. o.
BOX fhrcc. Detroit Mich. Ffs.iS3! seSs 4
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.WHIIE & .WHITE.
....FOR @RENT....5

No. 1918 Main street, furnished res -
y tnurant and z rooms furnished for. .As %
No. n620 Alley 3. . rooms......,.S.....6 %
No. e Twenty-seventh St, 5rooms.. % o.
No. 81 Maryland street. 10 20
No. 335 Min street, list floor, s rooms. Is %
No. sos Main reet..,................... 9C0
No, a5i9 Mali street, rooms...:..!... 90
No, lBl2 Market street. store room....
No, 30 Sixteenth street, cellar. 10 %
No. 2de3s Chapllae street, rooms.....- o 90
FOR SALE. :, si,S
No. u Maryland fundamentally oo
No. Is Fifth street s,bVo
Ground 60 feet square on Eighteenth
Lot on Vine street, 60 by 81 fcct..!:..,.% l1?5
f.roomed house on Main street.I....I.1,bn
No. AZ Sixteenth street, store room. n
10 rooms and cellar will be sold cheap, a
: IL sold In the next 30 days. 'S
Store room, and FIVE rooms. nficK ~
building, a good location with nn ~
old established trade. lor....s......S2,Sn SD
No, 25.0 Main street. n full lot. cor, 4. -,
nor Invent sixth and Main streets. 26oo
Lot on South Front strcct.s."..n.... Icy
No, 90 Main Nstrcot......., 2,eoo
No. AZ Main strcet..,: ............,... Z,Ulv
Corner lot OH Fifteenth street. =,
No. Co North Front street......,...... .,s91
No. CO Seventeenth. strcct...........". 2iV9
No, rs Eighteenth siree...:........;:. 1900
Lot east end Nineteenth street, @ ,I a.,
8 feet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ....t,..'.'{;9o wv
No, 20 Sixteenth street. store room "a. Z
and 20 rooms. $50 - 7.
JAMES A. HENRY
Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary
, Public and Pension AGENT NO. ldl2
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ESTYIRdINIA5
STATE FAIR.
Textile and
Art pepts,iI

Miss Anna Pearr, superintendent,
and d cpmmittos OF ladies' will be In
the main exposition building for the
purpose OF receiving articles md
making entries in this department,
Thursday, Friday md Saturday; Sep
tomber 8, Z and &, between he; hours
OF and D p m. esah day. No :arti-
cles win be received after September
q at 5 p, m. In this department. II
Is GEORGE HOOK,
seq q 4 Secretary
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iI-
y a constant drain u mucnsj from tho
systcr. p kaoWns CO systcinic catarrh-,
This ne occur from say organ Of the
body. Systemic catntth is more COM
mon in sprtns and snhincr than,in the
winter. 8s,ss,3 7. i ! n I.
Or. Rscbcl a. iAiagaw, o. westJ offer.
son Street Springfield, Ohio: q your.
Pe-ru.na IS worth iss weigh. In gold.
feel likennew woman. 1can't praise
II enough. ! spent o great deal of
money on doctors, but nothing ever did
me amy good until I sent 70 you md
tried your Pe-ru7na. ! now fccl we'll Of
tho catarrh.n I. !,
Ralph W. Chulip, Of La Porte, Ind,
says the following a. regards Pe-ru.na
for catarrh: !" l had been troubled with
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
TARRYTOWN.

Owing to some alterations being made in the
Washington Irving High School that school will
not open until September 10. The list of school
teachers for the coming year follows: Professor
Albert W. Emerson. principal; Mrs. Emma Y. En-
erson, vice-principal: Leslie V Case Miss K.
Louise Tanner. Carl Wilbur. Miss Cora NJ Kent.
Miss Gertrude A. Richmond, Mrs Maud NJ. Thomp-
son, Miss Amelia Smith. Miss Carrie r. Pierson,
Miss Mae Weeks Miss Florence Holmes Miss
Carrie c. Balcom. Miss Minnie L. Davis Miss
Edith Deuel., Miss Grace Bannlster, Miss Euphemia
Morrison Miss Helen Lavinia Foote and Miss Lulu
Foote
The North Tarrytown school will open tomorrow
morning The new building has been put in the
best condition possible. The faculty. with two ex-
ceptions will be the same last year. The new
teachers Miss Hannah Sinnott and Miss Eliza
beth CaIlIins, who will have charge of the kinder
garten The faculty consists of Charles r. Stiles.
A B.. principal Harriet Lavender, Eliza Kratz,
Florence Traynier. Helen v Murray. May E. Kirk
Silver will have charge of the music
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
REHEARsALs TO BE HELD AT ORANGE
NINE, MoDJEsKA, LOUIS JAMES AND MISS XII
DER WILL. PREPARE THEIR COMPANIES

NINE MoDJEsKA, LOUIS JAMES AND MISS KID
DER WILL PREPARE THEIR COMPANIES.
Orange. N. J.. Sept 2 (speciaD-Orange is soon
to be a centre of dramatic interest Messrs. Wag-
enhals and Kemper will put in rehearsal this week
their revival OF "A Midsummer Nights Dream"
in which Louis James and Miss Kathryn Kidder
are TO be the stars. with company Of forty-one
people The scenery has been designed and paint
ed by Mr. Corbett. The production will be a COM
bination of dramatic interest, low comedy diver
sion fairy revels music, dancing and spectacular
effects. The first performance will take place in
Orange Music Hall early in October The chorus
and ballet are begin work once, and about
September u Mr. James and Miss Kidder will Join
the company when the full rehearsas Will begin.
On September II Nine. ModJeska, who is to pro-
duce both Macbeth" and king John under the
direction of Messrs. Wagenhals and Kemper, will
arrive in Orange and begin the rehearsals. She
has taken suite OF rooms in the Windsor Hotel
for herself her husband, the Count Bozenta and
her two maids. Nine. Modjeskas leading man will
be R. D. MacLean, and Miss Odette Tyler will play
the ingenue parts.
The rehearsals will take, place in the arnory and
in Orange Music Hail. the two companies alter
mating. The opening performance Of Macbeth"
in which Nine. Modjeska will appear, will be given
in Orange Music Hall in October.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
HIS TRIP TO SCOTLAND INTERRUPTED.
MANS WIFE GETS HIM A FREE PASSAGE ON THE
THOMAS S. BRENNAN.

John Hill, Scotchman. twenty-seven years old,
of No 5S6 East Seventeenth-st-, committed to
prison by Magistrate Meade in Yorkvine court
yesterday In default OF bonds to pay his wife 81 a
week for year.
Mrs Hill on Friday. while brushing her hus-
bands coat. found passenger ticket for Scotland
on the Anchor Line. He had -intimated that he
intended to give UP his place in soda water fac
tory and Mrs Hill to the conclusion that
her spouse had a serious intention of leaving her
She said nothing to him of her discovery. but hur-
rIed to court and secured a warrant for his arrest
on a charge of abandonment.
Policeman Schroeder. accompanied by Mrs. HILL
was on the Anchor Line steamship dock on Sat
urday morning bright and early They had not
long to wait when they caught sight of HILL with
a grip in his hand. o., ,, ~.
Hello John! Where are you gotng?' said Mrs
I4,lI as she approached her husband.
I'm going to Scotland on this steamer. 1t was
mo, You won't" then spoke up the officer. you'll
have ride to BlackwelPs Island on the Thomas
Schroeder then took Hill to the East Fifty-hrst-
ct noIice station In default of $500 bonds Hill VIII
be locked up for six months on BlackweHs Island
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
INCREASE IN COAL EXPORTS.
LIKELY TO REACH s20.0O0.00o IN VALUE
THIS YEAR-SEvEN MONTHS SHOW
ADVANCE OF NEARLY 30 PER
CENT OVER 1899.

Washington Sept (Special) Exports or
coal from the United States in the year l9Oo are
likely to reach S20OO0O00 in value. against SlO'-
600. 600 in 1896 and Sc 100000 in 1890 The fg-
ures of the Treasury Bureau of Statistics snow
that the exports of coal from the United states
in the seven months ended with July l9oo are
nearly so per cent in excess of those OF the cor
responding months of last year. and douple
those of the corresponding months of 1898. In
| the seven months ended with July. 1898 the ex-
ports of coal from the United States were 2,3fo'-
451 tons; in the months of 1899 they were
! 8 006 0S2 TONS and in the corresponding months
of 1900 they were 4,601, 755 tons. In the period
from 1890 to 1900 the expectation of coal from
the United States has quadrupled but the prin-
cipaI growth has been in the years 1898 1899
and 1900.
While this growth is observable in the ex-
ports to all parts of the world, it is especially
marked with reference to exports to the
American countries. To British North America
the exports in the seven months of 1898 were
l. 7SS 39S TONS and IN the seven months Of 1900
8 253 SOB tons. To Mexico the exports in the
seven months of 1898 were 243.93S TONS and in
the corresponding months of 1900 415,834 tons.
To Cuba the exports have more than
doubled, being in the seven months of 1898 114,-
655 tons, and in the seven months of 1900 241,-
712 TONS while to Porto Rico the exports in
creased from 2,621 tons in the seven months OF
1898 to 1913 tons in the seven months Of 1900.
To the Hawaiian Islands the exports OF the
seven months of 1899 were 103o1 and in the
corresponding months of 1900 21001 tons, thus
more than doubling in a single year. To the
Philippine Islands the exports in the seven
months Of 1898 were 4.S10 tons, and in the seven
months of 1900 II. 06S TONS eight times as
much in 1900 as in 1898.
The experiments with American coal which
the Europeans have made within the last two or
three years seem to have proved successful. as
the exports to Europe which in the seven
months of 1898 amounted to only 4,507 tons.
were in the corresponding months Of 1900 2lS,-
572 tons OF this 1877 tons went to the United
Kingdom. OPS tons to Germany, n ,407 tons to
France and 196950 to other European coun-
tries.
The following table shows the exports Of coal,
quantities and values in the seven months end
ing with July in each year from 1889 to 1900:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
PEEKSKILL.

Labor Day will be we'll observed in this village.
Iron Moulders' Union No. will have its twenty
second annual picnic at Oscawana Island. The
fourth annual cambake for the Putnam Valley
Methodist Episcopal Church will take place at Os-
cawana Lake, beginning at 12:45 o'clock.
Mrs Mary Anne Weeks. probably the Oldest
woman in Peekskill. is dead. She was the widow
of James Weeks and a daughter of the late Cap
tain William Gray at the time of his death one of
the oldest and most prominent sea captains sail
ing from the port of NewYork. She was In her
ninety-first year, and leaves three daughters.
The eleventh annual reunion Of the Survivors
Association of the 9Th New-York Heavy Artillery
will be held at Empire Grove to-day. The veterans
will be the guests of De Lancey Cole Camp No IS,
Sons of Veterans. of this place. The vaudeville
and dancing features of the entertainment may be
omitted. owing to the death last week of General
w H Morris. who the first colonel of the 9Th
New-York. The veterans will assemble in Peeks-
kill and take the steamer Peekskil to
Empire Grove, at Verplancks At Bleakley
Mansion Cornelius Amory Pugsley will deliver an
address. After routine business there will be a
dinner, and after-dinner speaking by Eugene B.
Travis. Matthew Clune and many others. The rest
Of the time will be given up to pleasure.