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$. Olney. Crested Butte: Walter s.
Clark, Aspen; Amelia Williams. Glen
wood Springs; Wesley ii. Oglc, Lake
City. w. a. Morse has been appointed
a substitute letter carrier ut Victor.
Pensions granted: William ii. Jones.
Trinidad, $40; Susan f.. Webb. Denver,
IS; minor of Jacob Jacobson. New
Windsor. $40; ApolOnlo Ramierse. Ca
perito, n. NJ, So. Patents granted:
Leslie II. Abee and S. A. Sewall,
Denver. stopper or closure: Aaron b.
Allen, Pueblo. securing device for rail
way ties; Bastian W. Begger. Florence,
cyanide process of metal extraction;
Amos II. Black Lamar, sulky hay rake;
Wilson j. Carroll, Denver. cash regis
ter; Walter c. Cox, Denver. shirt and
collar; james II. Hinchman. Denver.
fire-proof flooring: George ID. John
stone, Denver. tramway fur hosting
and dumping apparatus; Robert A. Me
Grone, Denver. insect destroyer: Levy
Il. Stevenson. Trinidad, a~cetylene gas
generator; William Thurmond. Hills.
boro. n. NJ, ore cOncentratur: Paul
whiting, East Las Vegas, n. NJ. safe
ty valve; james Candlish, Ruwlins,
Wyo., bolt cutter and trimmer.
General Hughes was subjected TO n
series of questions by Senator Patter-
son and other minority members of
the Senate committee on the Philip.
pines in the course of his testimony be-
fore That committee. In reply to
these questions. he said the Filipino
forces would have been of but little
assistance If it had been necessary to
capture Manila from the Spaninrds by
assault. Filipinos had aided the Am.
orleans materially by their kuowl-
edge Of the country aud the accom-
modatlons they had suppiied, but the
Fmpinos have never been considered
n part Of the fighting force In opera
tions against the Spanish forces.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-10-30

The remains OF Mo. Charles NJ. Morris
were buried last Thursday afternoon in
the Terra Alta &C nctefy after funeral
services in the NJ. Il. church, conducted by
the Rev. Jones, the pastor. The deceased
was the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ). ~ Morris
OF Terra Alta and formerly lived down on
Cbeatriver. Some Two or three years ago
Mr.. Morris went TO Fairmont 20 clerk ia
the store OF his brothefln.law, Mic. 4. NJ.
Wilson. Early last sping he was stricken
with that unconqacrsble disease. consume.
ton. and after consultation with his physi
clans and relatives concluded TO 20 to
Colorado Springs Colorado Tor his health
For time the climate helped him aud il
seemed that he was going 10 be again
healthy and robust Some three weeks
ago he suffered relapse and went down
little nearer the grave every day until on
Sunday October 70. AT O'Clock with a
smile on his couutenance he surrendered
his soul 10 it's Maker
The remains were shipped to Terra Alta
arriving there on Thursday morning. the
funeral being held in the afternoon.
The deceased was in his ihirdeih year
and he WAS unmarried He had Just
entered on the upgrade o, lie and had not
yet reached the summit The shadows
were still toward the west Charley was
a noble christi n hoy aud early in life
made his peace viii, his God and always
lived close 10 his bible. He was kind.
honest and irue--a boy that mother could
Kiss good bye and send him TO the farthest
ends OF the earth and know that whatever
tempted her boy he would only do that
which was right. lie had friends plenty
oil them-the flowers on the casket we're
the farewelis OF friends. He was loved by
hts parents his sisters and his brothers.
all have lost dear relative. yet IL is sweet
TO think as they stood around the casket
that sunburst OF consolation from above
comes to them in the knowledge that lie
was good boy. u. s. G.
Clarksburg. w Va. Oct. as. Too7
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I.onox

uSrrcspondcnoe OF Tue Argue.
Our school will he taught by Theodore
Hanger.
wilberi Lenhar, has headed his boat fer
Morgantown.
Husking corn aud planning lumber is the
order Of the day.
Weighing sheep aud cattle is the bust.
ness OF our town
Clyde Kelly has moved from Moreantown
to oar iittle town,
Squire Iehu Jenkins aud daughter passed
through our town this week
We noticed Clyde Crane on our streets
shaking hands with our merchants
Mail carriers the pas, week are Mrs.
Allie Graham and Mrs Nellie Kelly.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. ]. Forincy were calling
on Hess Feathers Saturday and sunday.
We still notice the smiling face Of Earl
Rodeheayer going In the direction OF
Scott Kelly's.
Iiurrah for c. w Fotman for House of
Delegates. There could not be a better
man so say we all
John T. Jenkins OF Morgaps Glade and
his brother. Will OF Tennessee. passed
through Sunday enrou,e to Terra Alta.
We noticed Hall Rodcheaver wife and
lutte daughter. Ruth passing through our
town. from visiting fricnds in the Crab.
orchard.
Our merchant. II. Foster Hartman Is
going to leave ms and move to Terra Alta
We arc sorry to lose Mr. Hartman. as he
is fine energetic young man.
MoRNINc STAR.
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Charles M. Morris Dead.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Oct. 10, 1901. =
Charles NJ. Morris OF Terra Alta, w. Va,
died here yesterday at II o'clock. lie came
here some three months ago with eonsump-
ton and for while he got better and gain
ed strength and weight. Some few days
ago ne was taken with a severe pain in his
lungs and went from bad to worse until
yesterday he closed his eyes ia the GOODNESS
OF death. lie was az years Of age and TN
married. About three years ago he went to
Fsnmont to clerk in his brother. in laws
store. the Bee Hive. Early this summer he
was seized with the fatal gasp OF that dread
disease, consumption, and came to this cli-
msie in search Of that which wealth cannot
buy. love cannot give or poverty canno, beg
health.
Ills is the first death 10 a family OF eight
children. The parents live in Terra Alta,
one sister Mrs. VIM. Davis here, one sister
Mrs. ID. 5. Gu,hene in Clarksbutg. another
sister in Fsirmont, Mrs. r. M. Wilson, and
the other sister and brothers in Terra Alta.
The funeral will be at Terra Alta ss soon as
the remains arrive.
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Aurora
,oadenoe Of The Argus

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Mr.. Abraham SKATER died at sAe home Of
hi, SON. Levi A. ShaGsr, ON tho Goth Of this
Hon'h at the advanced sge Of 90 years lie
was The oldest man in UUion district, Il no,
IN Preston county. His father, Adam Shat
fe'. cane from Sehaeners,own. Pa, Ia
Wsshirg,an county, Ma, and remained
there q slo,, while. aud in 1855 came here
aud set'led near Brookside mill, where all
of his children. eigh, sens and i've daueh.
tiers, we're bonn.
DIR. Cyrus n. Maxwell who has been
practising medicine here with marked sue.
cess Tor the past six Yeas, leaves next week
for tina, booming city, Morgan,own, where
he will locstc. lie has made host Of
friends While here aud enjoyed an extensive
and lucrative practice and NC a,e sorry in.
q cd TO lose him bu, our loss will he grea,
gain TO his prospective home.
Lewis Fornan, the Republican candidate
for State Senate from this district. will
srs"k here tonight. Il is The intention Of
'ye quill diver 60 60. in the hope ,ha, the
brl'an, orator will explain how. aud why,
seventy iise millions Of our people. who own
one-i'i,h ct the wealth Of this g,eal country,
ate eomPellcd TO pay heavy tariff tax to
proiec, less than fifty thousand others who
own the other fout.hf,hs of our wealth aud
who. are able to sell their manufactured
goods all over the world without fear Of
competition. and We, want more protection.
The attack on Col. McCtaw in the Jour
nal last week need not cause anyone 20 lay
awake of nights, There are many persons
In Preston county who will greatly apprc.
eiate the proposed railroad It's builders
have jus, as much righ, to spend their time
aud energies in its construction MS Others
have to exhaus, thei, vocabularies Ia defend.
ing other enterprises in winch the people of
tins county have no interest. We wonder IL
the loafnai would have said anything clr,ri-
men'al a. Col. MeGraw IL he had been
working fus Rockefeller or the Cramps.
The crops IN this section have about been
secured aud everybody is up with his work
and ready for winter. xxx
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Oscar c. Wilt.

From the Salem Express.
Oscar {. Wilt. who WAS recently elected
vice chancellor Of the Grand Lodge X. of p.
was born in Preston county. near Aurora, in
1874. He was son of farmer, and like
most farmers sons. came INTO some OF the
hard problems of life. His education was
mostly secured In the distric, school. lie
taught in the schools Of his county for sew
ersl years, and like George Washington, did
some surveying. lie served some time on
school book board and on the teachers ex-
amining board Of his native county. lie
graduated in the shorthand and type ri,inp
course in Parkersburg.
MIR. Wilt served for some time as assist.
ant cashier of the Salem Bank. Af,crward
he served the Bank Of Pennington fourteen
months as cashier, and upon the removal Of
MIR. White from Salem he was chosen rs
cashier of the Salem Bank, where he is now
performing the duties of his Office in pleas
ant aud acceptable manner. 1t is worthy of
note that every position Mr.. Wilt has occu-
pied In his banking career came unsolicited.
Salem appreciates such citizens and is glad
TO know that Mr.. Wilt has purchased him.
self beautiful home in our midst.
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letting II Down Fine.

The following item from the Buekhsnnon
Banner about an old Preston boy. will be
interesting 10 many of our people. lie
Formerly resided at Newbury and used to
be one OF our best correspondents. lie has
teen located in upshur county for some
time and is getting to be very 6ue writer.
as will be seen from the following:
Mr.. {. G.. Mouser. Alexander, w. Va.
favorably known throughout the state, has
been awarded prize of a pair Of gold spec
iaeies by large firm IA Grafton The
prize was offered TO the person who would
place the sentence, eco TO Luar Brothers
Tor spectaeles and eyeglasses" the greatest
number OF times on a postal card and mum
Der each sentence. This gentleman wrote
the sentence I7aS times on the reverse side
OF single postal card, numbered each sen.
teuce, and his name and address. To re
hect u would ssem unreasonable I17s SEN
fences, nine words each, would make
total OF eleven Thousand and twenty. Eve
words, which is equivalent to more than
eight and a half columns solid reading
matter in this paper without taking into con.
sideration the three thousand seven hun.
dted and eighty figures IL took TO number
the sentences. The winner has taught
school in Taylor and Preston counties, at.
tended the West Liberty State Normal aud
the w. Va. University, served the Army of
the United States in Cuba and Porto Rico,
has been associated with different business
enterprises 10 this state aud Is at present in
the employ OF the b. & o. and A. & r.
M. Rvs at Alexander. His many friends
will congratulate him on his success. II
certainly required steady nerve, a vivid
determination, and an abundance Of patience
to perform the feat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-10-30
A Masonic Banquet.

There was a big time in Masonic ''doings''
over a, Terra Alta on Tuesday nigh, of this
week. The Kingwood Lodge was invited
over and several members went from here
and all report very pleasant occasion.
Those from here were, John w. Watson,
John b. Ford, Prof. Rufus Holden, +. NJ.
murdock, J. Harry Neff, +. p. Albright, J.
X. Monroe, Rev. n. &. Howard and DIR. J.
N. King. There were visiting masons pre-
sent from Keyser, Cumberland, Newbprg
and other points.
Orlando c. Crane, the cashier Of the
Terra Alta bank, was raised to the sublime
degree of Master Mason and after the cerc.
mony AT the lodge room all repaired TO the
elegant home Of Mr. Crane and partook Of a
splendid banquet, everything being laid out
IN an emblemaiic manner for Masonic work.
l.. v. Reed was POSTMASTER and did II up
in good shape. Among those who respond
ed to tvssis we're, DR.. S. NJ. Scott and Prot.
+. w. Candy Of Terra Alta, Rev. w. II.
ShuIk II AldrighisyiIle. and Rev. II. c.
Howard sud Prof. Rufus Holden Of King.
wood
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the car. There is
only one way TO cure deafness and that is
by constitutional remedies Deafness is
caused by an inhamcd condition Of tho
mucous lining Of the Eustachian Tube.
When Tits tube gets in6amed you have n
rnmbllng sound or imperfect hearing and
when II is entirely closed deafness Is the
result and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored 20 Il. nor.
nal condition hearing Will I've destroyed
forever: nine cases out Of ten are caused
by catafrh which Is nothing bu, an inhsm.
ed condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars Tor
any case OF Deafness Caused by catarfl9
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free
+. ]. CHENEY & Co Toledo. O.
sold by druggists. zsc.
Halls Family Pills are tho best.
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Ear,


Correspondence OF The Argus
Victor cupp Is working ncnr Addison,
Pa
Alfred Kelly aud son Ezra. drove 10
Bruceion Saturday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Mayors OF Hazclton.
we're calling on friends Sunday.
James H. Smith was at Oakland and
Mciicury last week on business
DR.. &. X. Sherwood OF Kingwood was
here last Friday doing some dental work
Geo. T.. Spiker was helping !. / Kelly
repair his barn Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IIarucr Of Terra
Alta. were calling at Pbilip Schnopps last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Iileman Of Add
son. Pa. were visiting at Isaac Guseman
Saturday aud Sunday
Prof. Luraw OF Valley Point. came over
sunday and made arrangements to teach
singing here in the near future.
Francis Deaf OF Addison. Pa. and his
brother Alfred Deal and daughter Of
Kansas were visiting friends Sunday and
Monday
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Mr.. Patrick A. conie a we'll kaown tx
porter Of lumber and logs. who, as stated
in The sun yesterday. died at 3 o'clock
"Wednesday night at his home s7to ST.
Paul street succ0mbed 10 hemorrhage. the
result of an attack OF rheumatism. lie was
at has place of business on Tuesday aud a,
church Wednesday morning.. being taken
sick later in the day.
Mr.. conid was born in Newburg w. Va.
and was "a years old. lie Was son Of
Mrs. Susan Conla Of Rowiesbury. w. Va.
He had been in the export lumber business
Tor about as Years and had an ofiice az n
South Gay street. lie was a mcmber of
Saints Philip and James Catholic Church
and member OF the Catholic Benevoien,
Legion. widow who was Miss bessie
Adams. aud three small children survive
him.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning at O'Clock from Saints Phi,ip
aud James church where a requicm high
mass will be celebrated. lntermcnt will
be made in Bonnie nrae Cemetery. ; enry
w Mesrs s Son will have chatge OF the
funeral arrange ments.
TIT
The above is from the Baltimore sun Of
las, Friday and the following from the
Sunday edition gives the particulars Of tie
funeral Of gentleman who was well known
aud very highly respected In this county
aud his sudden death was a great shock 10
his many friends.
TIT
The funeral OF MIR. r. A. ConiH lumber
exporter. who died suddenly az his resi-.
dencc. s7io ST. Paul street. ON Wednesday
evening, took place yesterday morninr
from the Church OF SIS. Philip and James
Charles street avenue and Twenty seventh
street. a solemn high mass OF requiem
was celebrated by Rev. John Wade. with
Rev. II. III. McDermott. OF RowlesburE. W.
Va. deacon. and Rev +. ID. Mead. sub.
deacon. Rev Father Alexander. OF the
Passionist Band giving a mission at the
Church was master of ceremonies After
the hnai dissolution Father Wade made a
fling address
The music OF the mass was directed 10y
Miss Clara Schenuit, organist After the
services the solos Farewell" Lead.
Kindly Light and Nearer. My God 10
Thee" were sung
The pallbearers were A. p. ConIa and
John Conf. cousins OF the deceased: John
L. Alcock. Thomas L. Coulehau. Charles
Muth. Charles J. Knapp. n. A. thomas
aud s. A. Martin, from immaculate Con.
cep'ion Council, Catholic Benevolent I.o
gion. aud l. T. Dieter aud w s clautiee.
from Baltimore Council knights OF colum
bus. There were numerous handsome
horal offerings. lnterment was made m
Bonnie Brsc Cemetery. Henry w Mears
q Son we're the funeral directors.
Among those present were MIR. John J.
Conih brother OF the deceased. and Mrs
Conlh OF Wheeling. w. Va, where the
former is City Attorney. Mrs Sasan conia
mother OF the deceased Me- aud Mrs.
Creamy and Mr.. aud Mrs Thomas Dono.
hue and family OF Rowlesburg. w Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-10-30
Twilight.

CorrespondeDce OF The Argus.
Clarence a. Frceisnd and wife are visit
ing friends at Faifmoni this week.
The family Of Thomas T.. Lomon. who
have been quite poorly with typhoid fever
are reported better.
There is talk Of having a singing con.
vcntion at the Bethlehem church soon. Il
would certainly be good time and prove
beneficial to the singers
some Of our young people o I the neighbor-
hood have decided 10 get mp brass band.
We hope they will be successful and trust
the people viii aid them IN their under
taking
Mrs Fannic Spanelcr Of Gypsy Grove
was calling on friends IN this vicinity q
a part of last week. She rcturnd home
sunday accompanied 10y her sister Miss
Audie Bawicy.
a young man OF our ncighborhood IS.
cortcd bis girl home the other night and
bang very small 10 stature The girls father
plnccd an empty barrel out on tho front
porch and assisted the young man TO gel
on top the barrel 10 order to kiss The girl
good night IExNig MAY
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-10-30
Another Teachers Examination.

TgsRh Alta. w. Va. Ost. 70. 1907 49,
Owing TO The scarcity Of teachers in this
county, hereby snnouuce another examina.
ton for this county to be held at Buceton.
November i4th and Isth. Teachers from
other counties are invited 10 attend this ex.
amiustiou and ,eseh in Preston as there arc
quite number Of schools that have no
teachers. II trustees. who have no teacher.
will kindly write me to that effect, and II
teachers that have no schools will do like
wise, perhaps some schools can be supplied
with teachers that rs yet have none.
FRANK w. CANDY. County Supt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-10-30
4 well Advertised school.

The University College of Medicine Of
Richmond, Va. is one II the educational
institutions which. while maintaining the
highest standard Of equipment and scholas-
tic requirements. 81 the same Time shows a
rapid growth in the number Of rs students.
The Proctor officially states that he believes
this is due to the extensive use Of news.
paper advertising in making known the ex.
celienoe Of its course Of instruction and
methods Of teaching.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-10-30
Marriage Licenses,

Charles c. Courtney ~. aud Blanche J.
Anderson q
Thomas P.weaver 40. AID Adah Sister ~.
{. NJ Riley zS, and Nellie Turner az.
Jacob W. Lewis ~, aod Mary +.
Taught a.
Walter L. Taylor ~. Flora Bolyafd 20
All natives Of Preston except Courtney,
who was born 10 Taylor county and Taught
who was horn in wencl county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-10-30

Nine out Of ten students entering the
Mountain State Business College. Comber.
land. Md, come throught the recommends
tons If former patrons. Had these former
pupils not beea satisfied viii their instfuc.
lions and been successful later they would
moi advise their friends 10 take the same
course Neither would they take 50 much
pleasure 10 recommending the school
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Hs.esn sA..isr f,em Aarcr.. / hsre III,


week.
Bob sievensis baildioe residence near
the eolmed school house on Beverly Hn.
Vincent 4. Cooke Of Housewife, returned
today from business trip to Parkersharc
t. p Albright goes 10 Baekhannoa t,.
attend Halloween Party given By the
sorosis Club of the young ladies Of the
Conference Seminary.
''uneie Jimmy Carroll is town this week.
lie has been staying a, Morgan,own the past
year. lie was IS years old yesterday and is
hearty and active yet.
new meat market opened up in town
this week in the Herring store building. A
msn named Beve'idse is runningit. The
Shsder & Brown Co. have closed on, and
Quit.
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Of Young men and women have secured
an education at the Mountain State Business
College, Cumberland. Md. that has lead to
a successful career in life.
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HERRING g BROWN.
The West Va. Argus.

A First-ciass paper. entered as Second
class matter In a Third-class Postofhce
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The above is from the Baltimore sun Of
last Friday and the following from the
Sunday edition gives the particulars OF the
funeral of gentleman who was well known
aud very highly respected In this county
aud his sudden death was great shock to
his many friends.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-28

II was announced few days ago,
presumably authoritstively that Gov
ernor Beckhsm would file . friendly
suit to test bis eligibility for the sue
oeeding term of office. 1t is now an
nounoed that he will not. He licked
the other crowd SO easily in the first
round, that he has probably decided
that If there is any question of eligi-
bility to be settled they can go to the
expense of settling it themselves.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-28

the taxes levied under the last sssess-
ment have been collected and expend-
ed. There are but $4,000 or theres-
bout yet to be collected, and IL every
cent Of them were in the treasury to-
day. there would be little more than
enough to repay the banks the money
borrowed. The city may borrow
money in anticipation Of city taxes
due. but IL is the opinion Of many
that the city can borrow no money on
taxes not levied, and 1t will be June
before any new taxes can be collected
and about May before the levy is com
plete. There will be some money due
in the meantime from licenses Of va
rious kinds but with the expenses Of
the city about $40, 900 month, on
an average, that money will not count
much. The city seems to DO mp
against it.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-28
BIGGEST THING YET
Manager James E, English May
Have an Opera Company.
Will Leave Tuesday For New York
on Important Business.

Il is reported on good authority
that Manager James K. English, of
The Kentucky is planning to have out
next season one Of the largest comic
opera companies in the United States
At present there is nothing definite to
give out, but Mr.. English is hustler
and when he goes into anything goes
into 1t to succeed at any cost
II the project goes through, it will
be one of the largest theatrical under.
takings in the history Of the stage. and
will have ample capital behind ii.
Tuesday Manager English goes to
New York to confer with some of the
others interested in it, and may be
ready when be returns to give out
something definite. He will probably
be absent for only two days.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-28
DIED in ST. LOUIS.
MRS. THERESA MULLER sUO.
CUMBS AFTER A LONG
ILLNESS.

Relatives today received notice Of
the death at st. Louis day or two
ago Of Mrs. Tehress Muller, a venera-
BILE lady formerly of the city, who
moved to st. Louis about year ago
to reside with her son, Mr.. Pete Null
Ter. " no runs on railroad between
st. Louis and Kansas City. She was
about so years old, and was born in
England. For many years she was q
citizen of this place and she leaves
several children, among them Messrs.
George and Pete Muller. She was an
aunt of Officer Emil Gourieux and
Mr.. Joe Gourieux.