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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13

In one Of the resolutions adopted by
The Republican Convention Of 81. Fran
co.'s county, which met short time
since To nominate ticket. is this cx-
preston: Though the Democratic
State platform condemns trusts, the
Iargcs, street railway combine exists ia
Missouri. the Offspring of a Democratic
Legislature apI a Democratic Govern
or" 10 offering excuses for, aud 10
attempting TO divert attention from,
the Republican pariy's encouragement
Of trusts, our friends arc very uuiouu-
natc We have before referred to the
fact that all but four Of the Republican
members Of the Legislature supported
aud voted for the Street Railway Con
solidaliUn bill, and but for The unanlm-
iiy on their part tho bill would have
been defeated, for large number, we
believe 5 majority, Of the Democratic
members voted agains, Il; also TO the
fact that Mr.. FIory, tho Republican
caI.i,daie fer Governor, favored the
bill and urged Gov. stephens to sign
II, which he unwiscly did and for
which be was severely criticised by
many OF the best Democratic papers Of
the State. Notwithstanding THE fact
AIR. flory has the shameless asdaciiy
10 Try 70 place The responsibility VI this
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13
Urgent CALL FoR HELP.

A. "details Of the destruction inflicted
boy The appalling storm At Galveston
and along the fcNI, coast and further
inland como 10, the more horrible she
situation !, known 10 be-. Ia Calves
ton $1,000 lives ate estimated 60 have
been lost, aud $40. 200, 900 iu prop.
cuy destroyed. The cily il submerged
with salt water, filling all the cistcrns
aud water supplies, aud the people are
suffering Tor fresh water to drink. as
well a, for food, an means Of .uhsi,t-
cucc having been practically destroyed.
Along the coast for miles aud fur
,hcr iulauL many towns have been
completely destroyed, and nothing can
be learned Of others. Il Is estimated
tha, outside Of Galveston the lD.- Of
life will exceed 500, while the los, If
property and live stock reaches away
up iu the millions Il {, ono II the
most appalling vi.ilatious ever wit
messed in tht, country, the horror aud
suffering Of which cluno, b. imagined.
Immediate help j., needed iur the
stricken pruplr. and urrcuf 1pnctl.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13
Not Sold In Paris.

II yos are going to the World'i
Fair at Paris this year you should b,
all means take with you bottle Of
chambetlaiu's Cholera, Collie aud d.
arrhoca Remedy. Il Is not sold In
Paris and IL aIe,ost certain to DO needed
ON the trip. After you have called in
a French Physician aud paid him for
bis services and paid for the medicine
no prescfibcs. you win realize how
much a little bottle Of this remedy Is
worth when you arc 5000 miles or
more from home and amosg strangers,
For sale By City Drug store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13

The roslmssIer u, lloonVillc i so
poruieiously active for the Rcpub lean
party that he refused 60 forward the
newspapers of that town through tho
mails because they contained supple
mcnts with Mr. Dcckery's Sedalia
speech, on the ground that they viola
ted postal regulations because the date
Of the issue was not printed on them.
IL was poor excuse, but Il would be
great service 10 the Republican party
TO prevent the circulation of that great
speech, which is giving tho flory gang
30 much concern. We notice, how
ever, that Republican papers ARE send.
iDg out weekly syndicate prepared sup
plomenls Of Republican campaign lit
era,urc, aud there il never an ubjec.
ton.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13

The Republican speilbndcrs, hav.
ing been caught aud exposed on every
point In their fiagraut attempt To create
the impression that State warrants
we're not promptly pail, bat went to
protest, during tho session Of the Leg.
stature in 1899, continue to try to
deceive the people into believing that
tho Treasury was bankrupt ncvcrthe-
hess, because Treasurer Pitts refused
10 pay ou, woney on certificates Of
service and Indebtedness, issued by the
Committee on Accounts, before appro.
priaiions were made and warrants
drawn fur their payment, rs the law
directs. Ia this they are MS guilty and
pharisaicsi as they were 10 DECLARING
sha, warrants were not paid aud wen,
20 protest. II tho Treasury were bank.
Sup,. as they falsely Try to make Il APP
pear, ihcs every Republican member
Of the Legislature violated his oath Of
aiilee; for tho Legislature II no, nj
AIRED 10 make an appropriation ia OK
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13
BISMARCK HAPPENINGS.


Henry yalIc was 10 town sunday.
Mrs. l.. G. Proni, Is quite sick at
this writing.
Born, to Mr. aud Mrs. C. ]. Garrett
recently, q son.
+. w. Beard {. raising bio building
a story higher.
Henry Nelson and family moved to
Delassu4 recently.
Walter and Bert li,rral of Bellcyicw
were IN town sunday,
Judge Frank Dcerius passed thr5 oh
here last saturday.
Asa Barccr has moved into one %
August Blocks houses.
Mr. Mank has moved Into the house
recently vacated by Mr. Nelson.
Crane r. Henry Of Frcdcricklogu
was caller IN town last week.
VIM Barley Of Benton county At
Kansas Is visiting relatives in town.
Loui, Bloom resumed his run as
fireman on the north local Monday.
Mis- kata Reilly wen, 10 ST. Louis
las, week TO purchase heF fall stock
Born, to Me-. and Mr. Chas. ;.
Denton, on 2Slh ut. q iine daughter.
A number Of our people attended
the picnic Of Flat River last Saturday.
Mr.. aud MIS-. Henry Adkins went to
ElVins with Miss Grace Wallace sun
day
Jake $. Burger attended quarterly
meeting at lrjudall saturday and sun.
day
Il W. Jacks passed through here
Saturday on hi way humc from Oaa.
huma.
VIM pauhur,t, Henry Orler and
Charley Barth went TO Iron Mouo,aiu
Sunday.
l. c Rockwell, q pr1miucu, lam.
btr man OF Arcadia, wa, 30 bismarck
Sunday.
Mr.. Hubbard came over from D,s-
logo Saturday to spend sunday with
his family
MIR. Hattie HUFF returned home
sunday after four weeks visiting at
Caledonia,
Chas. AruoIly IN, bought Walter
Sulhcrl,nd- interest 10 :hr meat mar.
kct aud will cnulinuc the business
W. A. Batter, agent "a, Auuapoli.,
passed through here saturday on hls
way To the NJ. +. Hospital, 81 Louis,
Mr. o. W. Ramsey hr, returned
home after visit Of two week, To her
parents, Alr aud Alrs Henry Edison,
IN Re3noId, county.
School opened here on The 81 Inst
with Me,sr,. Turner aud Muri, aud
Mise, Bc5cc aud lIlur IN charge Of
the different departments.
Luther Tcnny,on Of Belgrade spent
. couple Of days In town last week.
visiting relatives, en- route To- Colum-
bjs to attend the state University
1t has been ,lid, ~ good action f.,
never thrown away, though don, to a
dog bat that there are ,lmr moug
rels which are lower in The scale uf
cNi,lance than a dog Is proved By the
fact that when q good action j, done
them they avail themselves Of the first
opportunity To accomplish tn down.
Tan Of their b'uciaalpr Such arc b.
characteristics VI uIa ui these 'whirrl
,rpulchicrs' we were unfortunate
enough t. meet, and while We do not
like TO juig by outside appearance,
one Of similar shaped head and the
kink of whose hair is the same viii be
studipusly avoided. rs the indications,
are the species Of genus homl TO which
they belong IS hardly u desirable &C.
QUESTION TO our friends aud associates
Sept. H. owl.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13

Mutton tallow 10 which o few drops
OF carbolie acid "a nddcd win heal sores
or any raw surface on man or bsast.
a tea made from celery roots and
leaves Is recommended as a cure for
rheumatism. 1t should he taken daily.
Ordinary grated barscrHdish eaten
Of meals aud between times Ia said to
be ei'icacious IN removing the cough
which follows the grip.
Chie0ry is used.gs an gdulteraut TO
coffee. There Is no objection to She uso
Of chicory In coffee bu, It IL far better
TO buy 1t separate and atu Il 10 the
coffee In the proper proportion. Chic
DRY may be purchased Tor Eve or six
cents q pound. consequently when sold
% coffee ,t - Iralius
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13
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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13
A Real Pleasure.

al; is \ pleasure 10 eel! Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy writes the Harmon Drug
CO., Of Mound City, Mo, "becauso It
always gives our trade complete salts
faction. Il Is our leader for bowel
complaints. " This Is the only rem
edy that never fails and that is pleas
aut and safe to take. When reduced
with water aud sweeteued. children
like It. For sale by City Drug Store
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13
Order of Publication.

state of Missouri.
Uounty ~ St fmnnys.
flF Circuit Court November term 1000.
Tho stn'e Of Missouri. ne the relation and
20 the USE OF va -. TURKEY. Collector OF
the Revenue OF 81. Fmncoit County
Plaintiff.
versus
.. u. kpnnctt, White kennctt, Madsc Ron.
melt, Agnes X. Brent. Thus, & nrent.
llottie y. fpst, and unknown heirs oi
John Casey, DESCENDANTS
Now NJ this day comes the plaintiff
~ herein, M hls attorneys, Merlin PIP.
Mn ani ilnlsrrt 4 SWink. ana MES his peii
ton and aniinyit, alleging, among other
things, that defendants D.. u, ksnnctt
White hennett, AadRr ksnnrti Agnes b
Brent, thns. e.. Hrcni, Inttie X. frugt.
ana the unknown helm OF John casey are
dclt 10 tent tor t"c STATE ami rBunty taxes
on the southwest quarter ~ the northeast
quarter OF section u, township ~, range
east, AMI that they arr non residents us
the state of Missouri. whrTcupuu. II Is or
derri by IN" ti"Tt IN vacation That sBid
defendants b. not iflpd rs publication thuh
pluiniiW Has commenced a suit against
them tn luis court, the object aud general
nature 81 which Is tu recover back taxes
for the years lNC, irs, IEii. - ana ig@.
upon the southwest quarter Of the north
east quarter 81 section ~, township ~
range east amounting ia all To 800 ana
that unless the said defendants n" ana ar.
pear AZ this court, nj the next term there - 4.
To bu begun and holden at the court house
IN the city ut Warrington. In said county .
ON the i1th day of November next. and on
or t#furr the thitG Hay OF said term. ~ tho
term shall 50 long cputinue-and n not.
then un or before the last day 81 said term
answer or plead Ia ia" petition iH sHtl
eau 81, the same VIII To- taken as comics ged
and judgment VIII be rendered accord
lnRty And II Is further order 81 that q copy
hereof be puhlIih"d, according tu law, ia
The tHrsninuuu Times, a nrw spapcT putt
lishcd IN said county 81 II. Francois, fur
four weeks suCrvssivcly, published ut least
ono" week. the last Insertion Co h. at
least nitern days b"turv the nrst day uf
said next November term Of this court.
}, &. WILLIAMS, Circuit CLERK
: true copy ttum the u'cDui.
Witness my hand, and seal OF the
u. ST CirTlit tOurt ct -. Fmnrois
county, thls yid day uf August /.
100.
}. e. WILLIAMS, Circuit CLERK.
august 20 rsN.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13
SsOOOO Reward.

Tho Mississippi River & lBonnc Torre
Railway hereby offers reward VI
IyE HUNDRED DOLLARS $500 OU)
ion the ATTEST and conviction Of person
or persons who destroyed track frog
by the USE Of explosives just west OF
toes quarry on Gumbo Line Of hi,
railway, near Elyiu,, Missouri, on ,bc
night If July a2d, 1900, thereby en-.
drugrriu. the live, Of it, cmpIoyc, aud
safe passage of trains.
Mlssl.sipp River n Buune Tcrrc BY.
j. lirENs,
General Manager
Homie Tsrrc, No Aug ,, 1900.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13
---s~saiaE-lll7l7
The Best Remedy for Diarrhoea.

MIR q. Il. Dawson, a well known
citizen OF pdmeroy, o., says; "Cham.
beriaia's Cholera, Colie aud Diarrhoea
llemetly Is the best medicine for diar-
rhoea that ! have ever used. Having
used II on several occasions with good
results can testify To rs merits. "
For sale By Ciiy Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13
Order of Publication.
state % Missouri,
county ~ ~, Francois, 50

Ntstp w Atcauuff,
county " ~, Francois.
~ the Circuit Court November term ,aao,
the state OF Missouri, at the relation and
she Revenue Of ~. Francois County !,
PtainiiH.
John W Tenslna, hgny II wsrnSe. 10.
tehko johnson. T.. Y. swayne. aud ~ :.
Louis land and iiullding Association. De.
NV 81 ,nis eay comes the plain,in
~ herein, by his attorneys, Merrill ifp,
KIN as,d Rosrrf A. swink, alii iIcs his p,sii.
.l9a ana afhdasls, alleging. among other
thinEs, that the defendants are dellnuuent
a1r .he state and county taxes on the
svutheust quarter ard the frnrthra " aanrfer
/ 81 tue southwest quarter and the southeast
quarter ui the northwest quarter Of section
:, tusyeehin %. range y east, afid that the
Defendants. Lorenzo y. johnson and l.. Y.
swnyne are non residents ~ the state Of
Mtss0uff; whcfeupon, u Is ordered rs thu
.leFe IA vacation that said defendants.
tOrenFo y johnson autt T. A. s,ynvne H. mo-
tined Ly puhlcatinn thai slRinfifr mas com.
lienced suit against them In this court :,
tue object ana general nature OF which h
20 recover back tnxes on the southeast
| quarter and the northeast quarter Oi the
southwest quarter ana the en,s, hen u quar-.
ter OF the northwest quarter. all In section
Tow nshlp ~, range east, continuing in
the nRRteRate 30 acrps for the years lsl5
iSsi, isis. is- and lee. amounting To- xts -, :
ana that unless the said Ingenzo b. John
son aud l. =. Swayne b. and appear ut this
ce1r,, ., VI. nest term thereof. 20 b. l,e
gun ana holden AZ the cUuIrt hntiss tn Ia.
city ~ fartlnEtDn. tn aaid cDuntY, on the
I'm DAY of November neat aIsd on or be-
tore the third day Of sahi Term. " the term
shau ~ hong continue-nnd n not then on
or before the last day Of said te rrn--answer
oT plead 20 the Petition IN said cuuss, the
afsi. viii be taken as confessed ana iadEA
inrnt VIII d. rendered accordingly. Anh IL
y further ordered. that copy hereof iis'
punished, according 20 law. IN The Farm
lnftnn Times, a newspaper published ia
saih county Of -. Fruncols. for four Ntek
snccessivsly. published az least unre q
week, the last insertion TO ipH at least NJ
teen days before the nrsi dhy Of said next
November term % this court
!. &. WILLIAMS, Circuit clerk,
\ true cony tnim the record.
WINES my hand. and seal OF
IT,. b tiW Circuit tlauTt uf ~ FrancoiA
county, this III dny 90 August.
$50.
!. G. WILLIAMS. Circuit Clerk.
August 80, iuu
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13
sls.M Reward.

The Mississippi River & Bonnc Tcrrc
Railway hereby offers a reward Of
rwENrr rIyF DOLLARS (S2j.UO) for
the arrest aud convictions Of person OF
persons who cot OF destroy the right.
ol-way fence Of this company, at Any
point.
Mississippi River & Bonne Tcrrc Ry.
j. nyRNs,
General Manager.
lionue Ierrr, Mo. Avg 3, 1900.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13

Frank Evans Of Essex aud Miss Mat.
tic kitch Of Dexter we're TO have been
married at Bloomfield last week, but
tho young lady became suddenly toe
III TO 90. The BRIDES mother went TO
bloomfield to tell the prospective
groom about It, and the justice Of the
peace said tho mo,her could act as
proxy for the daughter, so no per.
formed the ceremony, which he says
legal one,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13

It looks rs il the Republicans arc
beginning TO despair Of carrying New
York, aud to let thrm,slyc, down easy
are wiring from tina, State to the ci-
feet that Gov. Stone has made an
agreement with Mr.. Croker to let him
name member Of Mr. Bryan. cabi.
net and to give him control Of the
Federal patronage OF that sine for the
electoral vote Of New York for Bryan.
Reading between the lines Of the
Globe democrats special, the Rcpub-
licans evidently believe that Mr.. Gro.
her can deliver the goods, aud they
are bowling fraud, 90 corrupt deal, 60
etc,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13
Guardians Resignation.

Nptiru ~ hereby given a. all persons lur
'rrrstrd i the estate ~ FRt.p ana FRANZ
NN~tlllt iiEtk, min that ~ the next
p'tuurr term NJ tho IIBhItr Court OF 70.
Franc Iis county MO. tu be- begun ana held
40 Tie 'uuU House IA Pennington On Mon
day, October y, rVu. ana on the nrst day
thereof. ur ~ s'nn ue the matter ran he
heard, ! shall apply lu said Court tor leave
60 resign my authority uuu letters ~ guard
idnshlp NJ the estate UI the said trrd unl
FlAHS Was hleltVF't, mlnurs.
John &, ALEXANDER. Guardian.
september a., 1910.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13

cess Of the receipts Of the Treasury,
and every Republican member voted
Tor the appropriation TO pay for his
services. The further they - in THE
matter the more they aultjiy them
selves A. soon as the appropriations
were made aud the warrants drawn the
Treasurer promptly ca.hcd them
Could that have been donc by bank.
rupt Treasury
go. what a tangled web wr weave
When nrs' W ara -itr, 20 deceive
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13

Mrs. Il. 7. Ray Of Holcomb, Dunk
lin county. gave birth 10 three babies
on August 25th---two boys and a girl
Ono boy died, but tho other children
arc doing well.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13

George Henderson, who was work
ing In hay field near jackson ON the
Sob ult., was struck by lightning aud
instantly killed. Two other men
working with him were badly shocked
for while.
A bllud negro preacher assaulted
City Marshal Elkfas At Charleston one
day last week, and after be was re-
leased from jail some Of the young men
Of tho town took him ou, aud gave
him sound whipping.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-13
Administrators Notice.
Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters ties,
famen,ary were granted TO the under,
signed by the Probate Court Of 81. Francois
ruunfy, Missouri braEtnE date Of July 10,
1900. on the estate of
LUcRETlA A. MIL. DECD.
Ali persons having claims against said es
tate are required to exhibit them 10 the
Executor for allowances within one year
from the date pf snid letter.. or they mny
he prcclndpd from any hafent OF said ex.
tate: ana " NOT exhibited fnr allowance
within two years frBm th- GATE of said lot.
tiers. they VIII he forever haired.
ypnS ~ ~ |sp' Exceutors'
tusY f1 I9jl.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
LOOKS LIKE HOLMAN.

The primary election is being held this
afternoon to choose a nominee of the
Republican party for the office of rep
resentative of the Thirty-eighth district
to succeed Harry Stafford, deceased.
Oakland and Tecumseh townships and
the First and Second wards comprise
the district. It will not be known until
late this evening who has been made the
choice of the party.
Councilman J. B. Belts and M. G.
Holman are the two candidates asking
nomination in this district is equivalent
to an election. Mr.. Belts is a Burton
man, while Mr.. Holman is for Curtis,
as it was Curtis who suggested his NOM
inatiOn. Otherwise Mr.. Holman is I'M
pledged. Mr.. Holman himself says that
he is unpledged and that he wants the
office so that he can work for the in
terest of Topeka in the coming legis-
lature, which means for the Semi-Cen-
tennial exposition.
Mr.. Holman has never been in politics
as a candidate, but he has proven him
self a hustler in canvassing. He seems
to have the best of it at the primary
and win probably secure the noInina-
ton.
Mr.. Holman and his friends are very
vote at the primary, and they have
taken the precaution to have special POI
ncemen stationed at the voting places in
order to keep out Democratic votes
They have also secured the Republican
poll books and are keeping watch in
that way, so that it may not be said
when the result is declared that it was
fraudulent on account of men not MEM
bers of the party voting as it was
charged they did at the primary in the
spring.
The polls opened at o'clock this af-
ternoon and will close at z.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
STRIKE SPREADS.
Santa Fe Sees Danger and Seeks
New Men.
Western Operators Go Out in a
Body Today.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 8.-The strike Of
members of the Order of Railroad
Telegraphers which began several days
ago on the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
branch of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railroad in Texas, has spread
west.
At the headquarters of the Order of
Railroad Telegraphers in this city it
was learned today that all the operators
on the Santa FTe Pacific, Southern Cali
fornia and San Francisco & San
Joaquin Valley divisions of the Santa,
extending from Albuquerque, N. M, to
San Francisco, went out today almost
to man.
While the national officers of the o.
r. T. viii make no statement as to their
plans, it is limited that if the manage
ment of the Santa F'e does not grant
the demands of the strikers within the
next twenty-four hours the operators
over the entire system may be called
out.
Bureaus have been established in Chi
cago, Kansas City and St. Louis for the
purpose of hiring operators to take the
places of the strikers, but at the head
quarters of the o. r. t. it is stated
they are not meeting with much sue
cess in getting men
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
STOLE A POCKETBOOK.
= Holloway, Arrested While Gamb-
ling With Mrs. Aldridge's Nor ey.

A. Holloway, colored, was arrested
Friday morning charged with stealing
a pocketDook from Mrs Clara Aldridge,
who works in Wehe's photograph gal
Iery. She left her purse containing
about IS in money on one of the tables
in the gallery. The colored woman who
cleans the rooms was unable to be there
yesterday. so she sent her daughter,
who is Haloway's wife. HALFWAY went
to the gallery with her, and seeing the
purse on the table took it.
The police were called. They went to
Haloway's home, but he was not there,
so they went to the gambling room at
1913 Quincy street, the place that was
raided by the police several weeks ago
and there they found him.
Holloway would not admit his guilt
at first hut the women, his wife and her
mother. persuaded him to tell what he
had done with it He then told the po-
lice that they would find the purse in
the alley back of Steinberg'ss which was
true. but the money, except 10 cents,
was gone
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
Beers LIKE CATTLE.
VIII Be CorraIled on Johannes
burg Race Track.

johannesburg. Dec. SIN pursuance
of the reconcentrado policy, the authori-
ties here are preparing accommodation
on the race course for four thousand
Rand. The burghers will be herded in
a lager and will he strictly watched.
A notification appears in the Gazette
to the effect that all able bodied British
subjects are liable to be conscripted for
service in the Rand rifles
Cape Town, Dec. Sowing to the at
tempts of sympathizers to communicate
with the Boer prisoners at Greenpoint
Camp Maxim guns have been placed
in position on the surrounding heights
in readiness for a disturbance.