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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

E. H. Jenkins makes specially IL
the clothing line. Of the best values
ne can find in so suits. overcoats ana
uIsters-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16
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\ l.ADYS OPEN-FACE SILkER
WATCH with heart p-ndant. in Dpt-a
house Wednesday evering Please r.
tIrn IL Miss n. NJ. Thuus. = Green st
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16
FOR SALE.

ONE PAIR OF CHESTNUT HORSES
One OF the best teams in the county
Weight go. Also carts. sieds. moving
machines. harness. etc; % tons Of good
English hay. W X. Atkinson. ReadHeld
Maine. noyi5, d2t@
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

RESTAURANT IN BATH. 3 regular
bcarders, good transient trade iow rent ;
viii sell on easy terms Inquire u Jcaals
z. Fitzgerald ia Front St. Bath, Me
novi2. dive
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

HORSE FOR SALE-A g-years-elG
mare. color black. weight aboa, .-15.
height 5si. hands sound and Srneoth. per
double. and a good roadster Tor one OF
her size. Inquire Of q. 7. stevens, ii
Gfeen ST. Augusta. nofodti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

LARGE OFFICE SAFE al a bargain.
Size S1x5o. 81 inches high. IN good con-
dition. Can te seen at the Journal ONCE.
may2.dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

EOCSE-Afcer Nov 10 Or. r J. Mar
tins house on State street near Bridge
hanson d Burieigh. counsel1rs ~ IL v
Granite Bank building. Augusta. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

A NUMBER of sunny desirs Die rooms
singly or en- suite Al q Patterson s..
East Side OctJ az
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

HOUSE w.th stable connected ia first
class repair: new bathroom. furnace
gas Also ore Other desirable -snt -
seven rooms Both houses convenient ard
ueli located. Apply 20 " @ Boothty al
Kernehee SavirFs Dars nc-IA dt'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

from regular praetcg Of OF
of the Ills does
con opium morphine Choral the lis
The
loud in lis praise
Mrs Dr. Drews debihistel
and abso
Any
Of
him and twill oman having
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

MEJNIAN HALL ard one coutle office.
Apply To Fred Ellis. sS Sew4L St. w Hor-
are North. Fe7 body. Mass may-.8 81
ONE furnished ana one unfurnishes!
room. furnace heat and use u bathroom.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

There is scarcely s
city or town OF any importance in
Maine that does not contain 81 least
one hundred grateful women who have
been brought back 10 robust health ard
.trength BY that wonderful remedy for
Female Weakness, Mrs DR. Drew's
= Nerve Strength
The fact that the formula from which
= Nerve Strength is Drepared cones
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

GIRLS Tor general nousework and sec
ond work; excellent places waiting for
good heip- Also q few coed girls want
ing situations for the winter 4. Mrs. LIZ
zie Boyes Employment Once, % Water
ST. Augusta. Ne octo4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

4 DRUG CLERK Of four years exp
erce wishes 10 obtain 2 position R-f-4-
euceS furnished II required Address = y
GNchr.st. Box IS. Gardner. NJ
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

1909 GUARANTEED yearly salary. ex-
penses and extra commissions. Men anG
women Of good address 10 appoint agents
tor Us. New brilliant lines: permanent
positions: old established house: rapid
promotion. Stafford Press Co. New Ha-
ven. Conn. now dino.
The Burke County news., 1900-06-01

about eight thousand. It is
one ot the most popular sum-
mer resorts in the South.
The accommodations are eX-
cellcnt. the scenery i grand
beyond description. the drives
are delightful and the water
IS pure, cold and refreshing.
\ visit to Blowing Rock will
FULLY repay anyone.
The band spent two nights
at Blowing Rock. PLAYING both
nights. They went down to
Boone Friday morning and
back to Blowing Rock in the
evening. The band BOYS were
treated nicely at every point
and highly enloved the trip.
By the way, Mr.. Avcock
pays our band a high compl:-
ment. He SAYS it is the best
band in the State.
The Burke County news., 1900-06-01
Death of Mr.. Sidney Beck.

Mr.. Sidney S. Beck. one Of
the oldest residents of Burke
county, his age being 81 years,
died at his home, in Upper
Creek township, on Monday,
May 18th, and was buried on
Wednesday at the Beck bury
ing ground, Rev. James Pos
tell, pastor of Table Rock cir
cult, NJ. f. Chuch, conducting
the services. Deceased was
the father Of four children.
Mr.. \. NJ. Beck is the only
one living. Two died Young.
Mr.. Haywood Beck, one Of the
children, died about two and
a half months ago. The
mother died about six years
ago.
The Burke County news., 1900-06-01
OUR BAND IN BOONE.
The Boys Enjoy the Trip A Fine
County "A Compliment Paid the
Band by Mr. Aycock.

The Morganton Cornet
Band returned SATURDAY. even
ing from their trip to Boone.
where they furnished music
on Friday for the Avcock
speaking. There was a big
crowd in Boone on that dav
and all who heard Mr.. Avcock
appeared to be much pleased
with his speech. State Sen
ator Fields and Mr.. Samuel
Patterson also spoke. We
are satisfied that many votes
were made for the amend
ment.
Watauga is a fine county.
Even the mountain sides are
as rich as Cataw ba river bot
toms, and although the county
ha, no railroad, it is blessed
with good turnpikes. It is
real pleasure to drive over the
road between Boone and Blow
ing Rock. And the county IS
inhabited by some of the best
people in the State. They
live easy and we'll and the
latch-string is always on the
outside.
At Blowing Rock the hotels
about six in lumber and
the numerous boarding houses
were busily preparing for the
summer season. The usual
large crowds are expected.
We were told that the visitors
last season mum bered in all
The Burke County news., 1900-06-01
Grand Opening !!

Among the many bills received in grand opening is
bill Of TINWARE consisting of useful everyday articles, and
you don't believe they the cheapest offered III
market. just call and see for yourself.
Fresh and among the la.
arrivals, and they Of the best articles
Boys am coming slowly but surely.
President Garfield started driver canal:
President Lincoln started by splitting three thousand
day: Senator Ircharl to Bakers
vile. n c. homeless boy with only his pocket:
Cobb started the bottom Of the ladder time ago
competing with the merchant princes Of but few
lifts from his friends will place him level not II,
the lead.
Call at the old stand-IIogan corner
The Burke County news., 1900-06-01

Rt. Rev. J. NJ. Horner.
bishop OF Asheville, will visit
NorSanton next Sunday. He
VIII preach and hold confrma-
ton service at II a. m. at
Nrace church; and at s p. m.
at st. Stephens church.
The work of removing the
electric light plant anil read
Justlng the wires goes steadily
on. The prospect is that it
Will be several weeks yet before
we have lights again, but it is
believed that when the change
IS completed we will have
better service thar heretofore.
Mrs. Churchill Satterlee
and child are on visit to
Mrs. Satterlee's parents in
MassaC husetts. Rev. Church.
Ill Satterlee viii leave the
hrst OF July to supply his
father : summer churchin the
Catskills for two months.
Miss Mary Lor Bristol,
who has been in school at
Asheville, and Mr.. Willie
Bristol, Of Statesville, were
called here on account Of the
death of their baby sister,
Lillian, which occurred last
Sunday. . Willie returned to
Statesville Monday evening.
Miss Mary Lou will remain
at home.
Mr.. r. c.. Tallant, of Glen
Alpine, was in town Yesterday
and called to see US. Mr.. Tai
liant has son in the army in
Porto Rico, who takes THE
News, which, he writes, he
gets regularly, but says it is
strange that he cannot get a
letter from home, although
several have been mailed to
him lately. Should Mr.. Tai
liant ) son see this he will
know that all his people are
we'll.
The Burke County news., 1900-06-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

I'VE are glad to see Mr.. ].
/ Battle able to be out again,
after several weeks illness.
MIS-. Marbut's school has
gone on q picnic to-day to the
r@ll spring beyond the Hos :
rltaI,
Professors Jones and Rev-
uulIo, OF the new faculty of
Rutherford College, were here
Wednesday.
MIR. Dave Beck and family,
who live near Caldwell Mills,
have been III with the grip for
week or two.
Mr. Wallace Estes, We are
SORRY to learn, IS confined to
hrs bed With the grip, at
n0~ home on John ) river.
Robert Powell, a we,l-known
negro in Quaker Meadow
township, died at his home in
'ut vicinity Il few days ago.
Mrs. Peterson, relic of the
late Dir. J. G.. Peterson. Of
PIPER Creek township. has
agcu seriously Ill this week.
lol NJ. +. Thornton, Of Hick
""E. was here Tuesday and
Wednesday. He had been at
t"J4eWater for several days
.-ulng.
Rev. W. +. Edmonson, chap
..H IN the I. 5. Navy, who.
with his family. has been visit
"- aI> father. Mr.. Miles Ed
H#~ou, here, for the past sew
.. weeks. left "Wednesday
AAng for New York City
Where he Will 90 on board a
#-" ship which is to sail in 4
II" lays on cruise in + Ero
lrHH waters. Mrs. Edmonson
.". r.Jllren left for Nashville
'.-.., where they will remain
Rev. Mr.. Edmonson'> 5
u..~. ..cr
The Burke County news., 1900-06-01
r-E BURKE COUNTY NEWS,
RIDAY. JUNE |, 1900.
vOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

House Of Representatives:
tg@EPH +. SPAINHOUR.
For Sheriff:
4. NJ. MCDOWELL.
For Register of Deeds:
J. H.AMP GILES.
For Treasurer:
{. \. HARRISON.
For Coroner:
BTLOW SCOTT.
For Surveyor:
-. +. DENTON.
For Commissioners:
". B. BERRY.
J. ID. GLASS.
T. +. McGIMPSEY.
For County Solicitor:
\. {. AVERY. JR.
The Burke County news., 1900-06-01
Suggestion for Republican Ticket.

Suggestion for Republican Ticket
To the Editor Of THE NEWS:
Please allow US space to
suggest the following Repub-
lican ticket:
For the Legislature-T. \.
Halliburton.
For Sheriff ]. d. Pitts.
For Register w. F. Hallv-
burton.
For Treasurer NJ. p. Hill
derbrand.
For Coroner-Jose \.
Dale.
For Survevor-F>. S. Drurv.
For Commissioners I. \.
Seals. \. f. Somers, Aaron
Cook.
For the Senate {. ker-
lev. Of Burke: S ]. Black. Of
Mitchell.
MANY VOTERS.
The Burke County news., 1900-06-01
SENATORIAL TICKET.

.r the senate 51st District:
W. t.. ABERNETHY,
Of Burke.
LUCIUS SMITH,
Of Yancey.
The Burke County news., 1900-06-01

Iw New Clocks just IN
from the factories. pretty
designs and fine timers. at
Swindell ).
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-13
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

1t 10 with heartfelt sorrow that We, the
me pbers Of Meanwhile Lodge No. 232, A. =.
n /, record the death OF our brother aud off.
csT. Joho c. PsrnelI, junior Warden Of our
Lodge.
Bro. Paroell was regarded 60 an upright
citizen aud ooe who was ever ready to su.
swer to the call Of distress
10 our frateroity, be was 90 efficient officer
and good nasou, but under the Providence of
God be has been sumuoned to the Graud
Lodge above
Be IL, therefore, Resolved, That 10 the
death Of our Brother John @. Parne,,, this
Lodge loses 90 active crAftmso and faithful
friend.
Resolved, That the Junior Warden station
be draped 10 mourning until our annual elec
TOO, And that psge 10 the minute book be
inscribed to his memory.
Resolved, That our heartfelt sympathies be
extended TO the daughter and son OF our de-.
ceased brother.
Resolved, That these resolutions DO pub.
lished and q copy of them be cent to the
family.
NAT BARNETT,
E. F. AoOUTCHEN,
June l2, 1900. Committee.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-13
PRIvATEER PERSONALS.

Psivs,eer Township, 8. O., June IL, 1900.
The Rev. e. A. Wyman, D D author oi
"Ships BY Day." and for a short time pastor
OF Bethel Church few years since, died In
Massachusetts, (whsre be iivsd) not long
siocs. He was 66 years old.
Ao ice cream festival Was giveo ut Miss
Galley Wells on Saturday afternoon, for the
benefit Of tho Griffin Memorial Chapel iu
Brssil. Sixteen dollars were made.
A we'll attended barbecue was given at the
Priva'ssr station by the military company q
week ago Saturday.
kissse Kate Bradford, Fannie Nsttlss, Mary
Anna Jackson and Cadet Leroy Wells orc
home fron the schools.
Mise Susie Bradford 10 home from the Sum.
ter Dry Goods store.
hrs. Uaa Ramsey, Of wsdge6eld, has been
visiting 10 the commonly.
Miss Ioes Wells 10 visiting at wedge6sld.
Me- A. e Dickson 10 visiting in the com.
munity.
We return thanks for en- invitation to at.
tend the receo, picnic given by the Wedge.
6eld school. Med. r.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-13
The Capture Of Gen Pillar.

Washington, June 9-Geu Near
thur has csbied the following repor, of
the capture of Gen Pillar:
"Manils, June 9-Native police
captured Gen Pho Del Pillar this morn.
ing. He was found lurking 10 the
neigbborhood of Ssn Pedro Macasi.
Macarthur"
General Sohwau's estimate of the
importance Of the uews is contained 10
this statement:
The capture of Geu Pho Del Pillar,
cabled by Gen MscArthnr this morn.
ing. is a most important one. Pilar
was regarded IS one of The most active
AID uncomprom Ising of the rebel
chleftaios. He succeeding in withdraw.
ing his troops to the mountains and
eluding the several columns that we're
sent out to destroy him. 1. was diff
cult to keep track Of bis movements
and he frequently was reported as being
at a plumber of places at the rame time.
That bis capture has been effected by
the native police of Manila, q BODY
numbering some four hundred, evi-
dences fresh loyalty of these men to
the American cause, SO often impugued
both by Americans aud Filipinos
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-13
Burglar st Harby's Stable.

A burglaf made Q raid on II. Harby's stable
Tussdsy pight Of last week but got nothing
for bic trouble He entered through the
back part Of the stable and proceeded to the
ofice 10 the front. into which be effected 40
eotrssce by brsaking the widow iu the eide
adjacent TO the otabls, and forcing the
latch. He attempted unsuccessfuliy to break
open the cash till 10 the Office and failing 10
this went out st the front door. leaving I.
open. ln the ONCE there were bicycla q One
gun and other articles OF value, but the thief
was after cash, and % far 90 can DO sscer.
tained now be took nothing at all from the
omcs, Toe cash ill Was empty and IL the
thief had succeeded In breaking II open be
would be % secured nothing.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-13
NEGRO DRIVERS NOT BARRED
In Interstate Firemen's Tourna.
ment, Wilmington, 80. G.

The report that hose wagon companies
having oegro drivers would be ruled out of
the Wilmington Firemen's Tournament, IL
fouod to 90 grouudless, and the Sumter hose
wagon companies and the other companies in
TITS STATE that have negro drivers need have
no fear that they will oe dsbarred from enter
log the contest.
The following letter 10 self.sxplsnatory
Wilmioetoo, N. @ June 6, 1900.
Mr.. r. 8. Hood. Sumter, 8. O.,
Dear Sir-Youre Of the 9th iu regard TO
your dryer, at hand. In reply will say tha,
a. far 20 We are concerned, you can bring a
MORO, Ch'uanau, Japanese, or any other
10 or driver you ~aut, and Can assure you
mat IL will be D. X.
Now Captain, ss . personal favor to me
will Jon please let me know where YOU got
your Information from, 40 l would appreciate
Il very mach.
l had the honor Of beisg foreman of the
oest steamer 10 this city for about 8 yearsan
We attended several tournsmeots when We
were volunteers and we always carried negro
drivers. i certainly would not let any one
else than the regular driver handle team, and
90 Tor this tournament the question has never
eesu mentioosd nor thought Of and your
letter vas certainly . great surprise to me,
aud II you should hear IL mentioned seain
will you do us the favor to dsoy II.
! was 10 Fayetteville and there was com.
paoy there named Monaghan. and they were
oil wool yard wide aud daisies. hope /,
was your company and that We shall see you
all here in July. l can promise you "a
pretty . track 70 run on as you want TO see.
Please let me hear from you as to your in
formation about drivers and oblige,
You're respectfully,
w. G. Won Giabu, Secretary.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-13
The Csnsus--A Suggestion to
Citizens.

The osDsas sounsrs,ors are making good
progress sni will complete the work 10 this
city within The month. The only din
Guilty they have met With 10 that they do 90,
asd people ~ homo when they hrs, call and
seeond visis 70 necessary. 10 this coousc.
sioo isis suggested that those who are going
svsy Tor The summer should notify the suum.
orators 90 the, :heJ may call call =, op,e and
obtain the Information necessary. IL 10, ol
course, TO be desired that every rss,dsut Of
shs city DO included In the esusus. out unless
the isfosns'ion required 10 obtained, 1. will
b impossiels for the euumsrstors to include
s6oss vbo ere absent from the city. Mr.. H.
y. Bloom has wards Q and 3 and W. T.
Asdrsvs Wards I and T.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-13
the following has recently been pub.
lished in the News and Courier.

the following has recently been pub.
lished in the News and Courier.
"A suggestion has come from a
prominent cotton mill man regarding
the South Carolina Interstate and
West Indian Exposition that is we'll
worth exploiting and should meet
with hearty response from the cotton
manufacturers of the State. This
suggestion is to the effec. that the
textile exhibit should be taken up
by cotton mill men and made one of
the grandest features of the great
show. South Carolina has good rea.
cons to be proud Of her long strides
in manufactures, and the fact that
over million spindles have been
added to the total employed in the
State within Is months gives reason
enough for inviting the world to
come and see what has been done.
"The plan outlined for the making
of this special exhibit by the manu-.
facturers has only gone 90 far as
ways and means, and to raise the
money it would only be necessary
Tor each mill represented to put up
$oOO. The mill owner making the
proposition said that he could speak
for four mills in which he was utter.
ested. There are mills enough in
the State to insure q most creditsbIe
building end comprehensive dis.
play of their products if the ana cunt
mentioned is appropriated by each
for this purpose"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-13
JUNE TERM or COURT.


TIE court Of common pleas and general
sessions convssed Monday morning with
Jsdss @. ". Gage on the bench Steno.
eraphef Til!mao 10 sick and Mr. l.. Parrott
sss appointed s,ssographsr for the term.
The court GOT 10 work without delay aud
90 The docket 10 uou,aslly light the term bids
hir 10 b short.
The a,W sass called vac The State W Tom
Davis, houssorsak,ug aud larceny, continued
fteu last term. This csse took up the whole
dsy asd resulted Ia the aeqoittal of DAVIS.
The srasd jury has handed 10 the follow.
leg true bills:
The State 70 Johnuy Mack, assault aud
battery With intset TO kin.
The State W John Hammond, larceny Of
live stock.
he Grand Jury acted on the following
ie6tesosuts
STATE ". J. @. violating the Die.
psesasy Law. No bill.
bli.
State 70. 4dd. O'oaewy-Raps aod A.
onon With latent 10 ravish. True bill.
The eoast Tuesday Wa occupied With the
trial Of Dave Bpps. indicted for asssuls aud
sassssy With sNtsat TO kill. Vssdiet-guil,y
ef siorlss ssssauls.
TIE 0fssd Jury having acted on ell 10.
esesosets. made their prsssnsment aud we're
discharged ysstssdsy sfIsraoon. The present..
Uses vas 20 iolIoWs:
To the Hon. g. w. Gage, Presiding
Judge:
The Grand Jury beg leave to sub
NIT the following report:
We have passed on all bills given
us by the Solicitor, reports from
Trsasurer and County Superintend.
eut Of Education have been received
. committee has been appointed TO
examine said reports, also to investi.
gate bonds Of county officials and re.
port at fall term Of court.
The committee appointed to in
quire into the condition Of the deed
. and mortgage indexes In the Office
OF Clerk Of Court made their report
and the Grand Jury recommend that
steps be taken by proper officials tc
have new index made.
We notice with pleasure the i'm.
provement In the cleanly' condition
Of the County Court House and Jury
rooms, In contrast with them a,
March term OF court. We commend
the Health Department. of Sumter
for said improvements. We suggest
that spittoons be provided and q rule
be formulated prohibiting splitting
on the floor.
We tender our thanks to the Pre-.
aiding Judge, the Solicitor and other
court officials for courtesies shown
us In the discharge of our duties.
Respectfully submitted,
R. p. STACKHOUsE,
Foreman.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-13
Magnolia Items.

hsgooIis, Jons IL The "dry drought
vss broken bore 90 the "a instant. Siccs
tSse ~s have sssa having plenty Of rsio.
Jass across the river 10 Florence county the
rsts 30 % heavy 80 to cause Q wasbout on
shs Coast Lius. Bot the wire soon told Mr.
hinsos, the section master on this side, and
10 very short while the damage was re-
paired. causing about Eve miou,es delay OF
No. "a.
Crops are backward 10 this section o. q
general thing. though there there are some
very dae ooss. Oats are about harvested
Alec vhss wheat the dry wss,hsr did 40,
fus. Tobacco 70 doing very we'll, aod 1!
soshias ssppess from nos on ,bsrs will bs q
ess crop made around here.
The Holiosss Bsod 10 doing q lot OF Stir.
risg up sroood here. Il seems 90 u the
dshs 70 90 between them aod The established
eeureh. There has bsso some pretty shsrp
shiscs ssid CO both sides. I, 10 hard to toll
which sill BE- the victor.
There 10 . great deal o. sickness 10 this
section, ssd Dr.. Darby 10 kept very busy.
Rs'. Melvin Mcleod 10 ., his old home on
account Of the ilInsss Of bis sister.
kr. Thomas heIotosb, Of Colun.bis, 10 a,
home on Q short vacation.
hiss Carrie Myers. Of Ksrsaaw, 10 spending
sors time with h.s.ds hero.
NJ Joe Cod, Of Bisbopville. passed
through here today.
Nc. y. y. Miller has been un veil for several
dsJs unosusi for him.
Well, 90 our little burg 10 very quiet ,hsss
%" vs vii not tire your patience further.
so'e ~ some fstore time. Tiger.