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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-04-19

con, indicating the supply house
catalogue.
"Some kinds" said the squire.
"Sheif.worn goods bought In job
lots. When I use medicine I want
the best, aud to be sure of getting
II go to house I have confidence
In. We all know Morrow & Co. TO
be thoroughly reliable, and are al
sured of the genuine quality of the
goods we get. They carry full lines
of everything known in the realm
of pharmacy, and make a point of
having II fresh and pure. Health
is too precious to take chances with.
I want to know that the man is
skilled and reliable who deals out
my medicines"
zone of the smartest things to
know" said the squire, is where to
20 when trading. If you have poul-
try and eggs, you are especially in.
terested in knowing where you can
get the highest market price and
square treatment, and az result of
my experience and observation l
recommend ]. w. DeMoss. He keeps
In touch with the market and buys
on the closest possible margin; you
are sure of more money from him
than you will get anywhere else;
you will find profit and pleasure in
dealing with him."
"People may nibble at the mail
order hook, but they certainly know
where to buy table delicacies,"
broke in the DOCTORS wife. "Folks
who are particular about their ia
BILE service, for instance-who want
select homemade butter, and choice
country produce, reliably fresh
eggs, and all the dainty luxuries in
table relishes, native and foreign
fruits. etc. always go TO Cook & Rar-
din. That's where a dealer benefits
by having -sta blished a reputation
for honesty and enterprises de.
clarrd the squire. Cook & Rardin's
name and stock ia everywhere a
guarantee of high quality"
what do you think of the travel
ing doctor, 'squire?" asked the cap
tain.
Generally he's an imposter, al
ways he's superfluity." quoth the
old man. THE very fact that he's
unsettled invests him with suspi-
cion; If he was not an empiric he
would find it profitable to settle
some where. A skiliful and sue
cessful physician, like DR.. c. N.
Jones. for instance. whose practice
is based on the fact that the whole
community has unbounded conf
depce in his professional ability,
has no occasion to chase around
among strangers hunting for pat
ronage."
"There's one business the cata-
logue men doesn't NEEDLE with"
suggested the colonel, the butchers.
"Bu, the packer does" cried the
squire. His agents clip around and
take private orders for cured meats.
They get no encouragement from
me. r. A. Odenweller supplies my
table. He is always stocked with
prime meats of every description
that I know to be of first class quail.
ity, his weights are honest. aud his
prices graded to the lowest market
notch. 1t pays to deal with him.
II low I've been converted,
squire" broke in the deacon, II
withdraw my motion"
And that's why Deuteronomy
Fraud & Co. failed to receive an or.
der from the lodge.
-. n
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-04-19
Paw or luflamed Lungs

Yield rapidly 10 the wonderful
curative and healing qualities of
Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t prevents
pneumonia and consumption from
a hard cold settled on the lungs.
A, r, Kane,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-04-19
You Know What You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle
showing that it 10 simply Iron and
Quinine in q tasteless form. No
Cure, No Pay. SOC.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-04-19

Chile and Fever 10 a bottle of
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is
simply iron and quiuine in a taste
less from. No Pay. SOC.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-04-19
Stops the Cough
and works off the Cold.

Laxative romo-Quinine Tablets
cure q cold in one day. No cure, No
Pay. Price Is cents. :.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-04-19
To Cure q coIdin One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money il il fails to cure. E. W.
Groves signature is on each box.
Die
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-04-19

DR.. English's Office and residence
over Gould's hardware store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

COLUMBUS. Ga-The Chattahoochl.
river at this point is still raging. but the
rise is now very slow
ATHENS.-M. Topals. the minister NJ
justice, has resigned In order to night a duel
with Colonel koumoundouros.
NEW YORK.-Prnce Henry Of Prussia
VIII receive au honorary degree from Har.
ward on March =, according 10 the Tribune
iNDIANAPOLIS. Ind. The application
OF strict construction Of the Indiana
statute regarding securities is causing many
Withdrawals of insurance companies from
the State.
DIES MONIES. Iowa-Thc womsn's snf
frage amendment has met o. first defraJ
In the house committee on amendments
and suffrage, which decided to recommend
IL definite postpouemcnt.
NEW YORK AT a meeting Of the dlrec
tors OF the Tea association lt was decided
60 take 10 action on the question as to
when the repeal ~ the war revenue tax on
tea shall take effect, whether July / -
January /.
ARKANSAS CITY. Ark.-David Johe
and Lawrence DUNLAP, two negroes were
hanged here for the murder Of two negroes
George Jackson and Nat Smith Jesse KITE.
also colOred, was to have been hanged but
he took an appeal to the supreme court
DENVER. Colo. The report that O'Don.
oyan Ross, the famous Irish patriot, was
dying at ColOrEaO Springs Of blood poison.
ing seems TO ~ incorrect according 10
dispatch prlnteu IN the News today. The
person referred to Is not the Irish patriot
but son no bears his name.
VICTORIA, B. C.-K. Sunisto. managin.
editor OF the japanese Times Of Toxic was
a passenger on the steamer Shinano Maru.
In an interview he said thar the Anglo.
Japanese treaty would certainly make
enemies for Japaa, as Great Britain was
none too popular In the Far East but she
could AFFORD to do so with Enslind behind
her.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01

It will be to apply the same principles that
nave been applied 10y the American officers
IN Havana and the British School Of Trop.
zeal Medicine In Africa. Epidemic malulin
pam now this can be done is one OF the
OBJECTS of this Investigation. The most
recent Investigations have made II plain
that malaria depends for its transmission
from one individual to another entirely
upon mosquitoes of the genus nnopheles.
checking OF yellow fever in Havana as II
consequence of destroying the breeding
places OF that species Of MOSQUITO In
Africa the coast fever has been checked in
the same way. In South Orange and some
other loaliticS individual communities have
spent hundreds Of dollars in attemnting
to abate this nuisance. The success hnS
not been MS great as It should have been
because OF the lack of the very knowledge
TINS Ms, Investigation is intended to supply.
Inc second object includes the Kidding
or the shore of the salt marsh moSnuitnes
These mosquitoes migrate long distances
inland and make many districts I'm the
pines uninhnbltnble where no mosnuitoo
breed locally. Besides the collectors civIl
engineers VIII be kept in the field Mi
simmer outlining plans for MOSQUITO drain,
age what is not plan 10 drain mo
marshes, but to render them undf as brord'
ihg places for the insects
','Onc man will he employed STUDYING tho
halural enemies of the mosquito, such os
HHu. frogs, tn1dS and the Ike EsnncioI
attention VIII he given TO the small fishes
WIN the object OF Introducing into tbc
ponds throughout the State those creatures
mat VIII naturally feed upon rnoso,,it, .
larvae. Some species breed locally tbroI,rb
our me state. and local conditions will be
taTcLullN studied, So that directions may
ne given that may he carried on nv Mi /
Nlduals and local authorities"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
7oday's Weather
DOMESTIC.


A passenger train on the southern railway
went through trestle near Zetella, Ca,
md -four Of the train crew were killed.
The details Of the rainstorm over South
raEtern Gulf States shows that great dam
age was done and seven lives we're lost
snow slide near Telluride, Colo, caused
the death OF from thirty to seyenty-hye
men at the Liberty Bell mine on Smuggler
Mountain.
Prince Henry has started on his Western
and Southern tour,
Bailng is going on In the Jennings I'll
well and good flow is expected today
The fight for the Galveston inner harbor
project Is to be kept up IN the senate.
New York clergyman's brain was lifted
and the roots of neuralgia nerves were OK
tracted.
Tomas Estrada Palma says he will be In
Havana in ample time to take the oath OF
office--May J.
w. ]. Bryan asserts in the Commoner
that the popular estimation Of sohley will
not be changed by the presidents decision
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson has been rescued
from her quarantine Imprisonment at Char
lotto, n. c.
The surplus of oil in the California field Is
affecting the market adversely.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
TEXAS.


Prof. ]. V. Curtin OF Lufkin was run
down by switch engine and killed
pr. .. H. McCulstion Of Paris was shot
and killed by A. W, McComas
Tho people OF Galveston believe they will
Herlve beneht from the holding Of the state
convention In their city.
The Galveston business league proposes
20 build an ampltheater for the holding Of
conventions.
Three deaths from pneumonia occurred in
one family near Kaufman.
1t is probable Judge Reagan will he con,
fined to his bed only few days
Carson, Sewall Co OF Houston have been
incorporated with a capital Of 100000.
The investigation committee 10 stin scat.
tered and no sessions are being held.
February has been notable in the Beau.
mont oil field because Of the widening Of
the proved territory.
There are now ia Gushers in the Beau.
mont field.
c. L. Bates, San Antonio attorney, has
requested that the bill creating new Fed.
eral judicial district be held up for amend
ment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
VISITED THE NAVAL ACADEMY

which you have brought from the father.
land. Endeayor to be useful and good citi-
Gems Of this great aud glorious country.
At IL o'clock the prince escorted 10y Am.
bassador Won Hoilehcn and by O squad Of
police, left tho embassy for the PcnuEyl-
yanlH railroad station where he boarded
the special train which departed az i2;S
for the Western aud Southern trip
Prince Henry this afternoon enjoyed m
event not IN his official itinerary when he
and President Roosevelt went In rain.
storm on a horseback ride. or an hour and
A quarter through Rock Greek valley and
The suburbs In the northwestern section
OF the Cty.
A drive In the rain did not deter Prince
lienFy from going 90 Annapolis today 10
visit the naval academy. He was accom-
panied by Adiuiant Won Elscndeckcr. but
as this was purely q naval trip the 'tri-
man ambassador and the civilian members
Of the embassy stan did not accompany THE
party. Prince Henry wore the undresS uni
form or an admiral Of the German navy
VITA a heavy naval cape thrown over his
shoulders ana the naval service cap.
with hun IN the carriage rode General
Gpbln and Captain Cowles, naval aide to
President Roosevelt
In the following carriages were General
sanger. assistant secretary OF war. and Al.
iutaut Won Eiseudccker The party WIS
Joined az tue depot bv . uuulhcr ~ naval
and military officers 90 the princes suite
aud ot the German embassy
Az Annapolis station marine guard Stood
nt attention IN the rain
As the prince appeared the marine guard
presented arms. Commander Nalnwrtshf. .
commander Of the academy. formally vol
coined the prince aud showed him 10 a
closed carriage
Local milltiamen lined the streets from
the snort Line depot a. the new grounl's
gaze at the academy aud despite the drlv.
Ing storm. hundreds OF persons ypr,. ,ut ii, .
see the distinguished visitor.
As me carriage OF the prince reached the 4
grounds the first cannon ~ salute ~ 4
tWcht! guns sounded. The prince was
driven Ia a canvas-cuvcred stand ON tha
west end ~ the grounds and the cadets
marched past ia review. rAerc tho prip,r
faced the rain and stood az attention as
he cadets came no.
. Nhen the cadets corps left tho s0idpn
lrid. the line Of their march was inal-
'ated 10y score Of rubber shoes held fast
10 the mud. The visitor, were then taken
10 the mechanical laboratory and also look .
pa over the new buildings being erected.
Tie general Inspection OF the academy .
buildings was brief on account ~ the storm /
ma tle entire party found shelter In the
louSe or superintendent Wainwright, where /
heY Were guests az luncheon
The prince expressed pleasure ~ he on
lortunip 20 visit the American naval col
'ge ana thanked Commander wainwright .
ma MS officers for The manner il which
lc had been received.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
HOUSTON,

Colonel Holt given rousing reception
in the Second ward. VIII speak tonight
In the Sixth
The observance OF Texas Independence
day In the schools, The banks will close
Monday.
Election Of the officials OF Lodge OF Per.
fectlon No. 6. Scottish Rite Masons,
"Tey Temple Dramatic order, Knights
of Khorassau, was organized.
Laying OF the corner stone ot new
stephen f. Austin school building will be
conducted With appropriate exercises this
morning,
Tho grand jury returned thirteen add
tlonal Indictments and was discharged for
this term Of the court.
Judge Gnasples FIRST term OF criminal
district court la this county expires b.
limitation NJ midnight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
BRYAN on Nd VERoIcr.
It VIII Not Change the Popular Estma-
ton Of Admiral SohIey.
IErn.t,I u,t,

It viii Not Change the Popular Estlma-
ton Of Admiral SohIey
Especial 10 The Post)
Lincoln, Neb., February 2s-In CON.
mcntlng In the Commoncr on the ycrd a.
rendered in the SChley case by the priest
dent, W, j. Bryan says:
MI. Rooscvelt's decision 10 the Schley
case will not operate to the disadvantage
OF the admiral In the estimation or Ameri.
en- people The people have become quito
accustomed TO the systematic effort 10 dc
prlve Schley Of the honnrs to which he /.
entitled Tho verdict OF Admiral Dewey.
rendered after hearing tho evidence ana
consulting his own good judgment hns
considerable more weight with the pcople
lhan Mr.. Rooseyolt's decision, made after
consulting republican leaders as TO the
probable effect. In spite OF that decision
Admiral Schey may rest content in the
knowledge that he needs no yindlcation he.
fore the people and that even the verdict
OF the president can not remove out Of the
popular vision the hgure on the bridge
OF the. BROOKLYN II Mr.. Rooseyelts dc.
Sislou Is based upon the TESTIMONY alrend,
before the public Il will have no influence
with those who have drawn dnerrnt
conclusion from the same testimony. II.
on the other hand, the president bases his
decision on new evidence, thnt new eyt
uehee should be submitted 10 the people"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01

and Texas Central elect W. H. Field scr.
rotary and treasurer
Vice President Kruttschnih goes to New
Orleans to meet President Hartman Of thc
Southern Pacific
T.. G. Tarrant has been elected treas
urer OF the Sap, to succeed W. H. Field.
Committee from the local shop employees
will confer with the labor council Sunday.
Frank Goulds party left Natobitochcs,
La, yesterday for Dallas.
Division Superintendent Hartigan OF tho
Santa Tc has resigned and Will 20 with
the Iron Mountain.
Western roads have decided to refuse 70
furnish the Interstate commission with data
concerning rebates
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
Wharton N.,us Nnt.s

Wharton, Texas, February 2S.-At meet
ing OF the trustees or the Wharton school
II was decided TO suspend the public
schools, both white and cOlored, on account
" the smallpox situation and the epidemis
or measles now prevalent
The board " county commissioners are
now IN session 10 decide on the best means
OF controlling the smallpox situation
commander r. NJ Brown has chilled a
meeting OF Buchel's camp. Confederate Wei.
Grams, No 2SS. 70 meet at bis office TO
transact important business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
Thanks UnoompIimentary.
Youths Companion.

Youths Companion
man who was bicycling in South
france was pushing his machine uD a stt
u' Whch he overlook 4 peasant with d.
Key cart, The patient beast was maxi
nun little progress, although it was do
its best.
Inc benevolent cyclist, putting his /
inand against the back of the cart and Gil
ing MS machine with the other m,
pushed nl|l so hard that tho donkey, taxi
W TO the top. '"' 'u''cssiu
" hen the summit was reached the ne,
an! hurst into thanks to his bencfacfor
IL was good OF YOU. indeed. monsieur
IL protested - should never in The wo,
nave got up the hill with only one doukey
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01

Alvin, Texas, February 2s.-The crate and
box factory here is turning out some OF
tellent work in the way OF crates for can
page, cantalpupes and othcr vegetables
ney are also making a ycntlls ted straw.
petLN cnffitr for the growers. This carrier
huios -FOUR crates Of strawberries and prop,-
i'es 20 20 great success as q shlpper
Mf. W, :. Gilbert Of Kansas Cliy ons
81 me largest strawberry buyers that ON
~ ates IN this section. arrived here In
Alglt ana VIII open an office al onca -
business OTHER buyers from Tho North
are expected 10 arrive next week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
JERSEY TO LOSE MOSQUITOES.
state Entomoosist Smith Has Plans FOL
tNtermInatina Pests


ne" brunswick, y. J.-Dr. John r..
smith, state entomologIst Of The New
Jersey agricultural experiment station here
says that the Introduction OF his bill in
me legislature appropriating $4,000 to he
expended under his direction in pro E.
cutting his Investigation OF the habit OF
hie Jew Jersey mosquito, probably sounds
saS uoom OF that odious insect. DR.. Smltb
sa,u when asked what he proposed to do
WIN IN, lne nrst appropriation OF S1O.O 600.
g. uefe are Two points In view; hrsf the
san{sfy second, what may be called lilo
PesIl tsrous There are many districts In
NeeW Jersey where malaria Is TROUBLESOME"
gne 1i my plans Is TO send out a cOmnetsnt
physleiah 70 map out all the malaridI a..
s ss;r3S IN the state. Following him. / win
sem SEN, man who viii make a phvslcsI eyi
aiin ~. OF all those places thus monneI
~ N,i s the view OF ascertaining the breg5Iu,.
gPs ,Stes or the malanal mosquitoes. RIA
i ials VIII be Immediately reported 10 tne
npath u health OF each lacslltv. ana s,t.r
tbl. VIII be used la the general renort ~
:, nc Idea here is 20 give the locsI hos,a.
y nsalth the Information they ncod ~
''A"P ou' the disease. In a Eenerai W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
CALIFORNIA OIL SURPLUS.
KS Quantity Is Seriously Affeetru the
Market.

KS Quantity Is Seriously Affeetiru the
Market.
san Francisco, February 2s.--The Can.
.Vin'a OIL market Is being demorallzed hy
Tue immense quantity OF oil In storage
'SnAS Everything IN the oil fields that
WIN hold oil, from the biggest tank 10 the
''St available barrel, Is doing duty.
now Pt9uNeuon Of the Los Angeles hcId
nSN Is ahQut 1900 berrels q month. and
OF this product me market tales cav, ~ ~
,g ~ 100, barrels The monthly surplus
I'm, 100 barrels hurts the market. on
yHY39'Is gre quoting the best fuel OH IN tho
u ., a. from 20 10 co cents a burrel nj The
NrHS' nnt II eau be bought In the ncld Tor
am,ssi' ofiy cents will buy first class oil
Hi ~ I9ts or Il for Immediate delivery. buf
~ - Aatd 10 close lime contracts under IS
heats. Los Angeles oil producers hone for
.e,It things and are confident that by
dda au,nf me consumption viii exceed thr
Ile ". l oy 5000 barrels a month. The mar.
ket seems 20 be expanding, and by summer
,n. o. the lrrigatlug plants will be draw.
n ng tAer iuei supply from the Los Angeles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
TEXAS POLITICS.

The stntc committee hxed the representa-.
tion in the next convention at one delegate
for each 300 votes cast for Saycrs.
state Chairman Wells has been given an.
thority 90 straighten out tha tangles caused
by the redistricting bills
Chairman Wells was Endorsed for another
term as chairman
Committeeman Cockrell win carry his
night into the state convention, He wants
counties not recognizing the uniform date
primaries denied representation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
Calvert Matters

Calvert Texas, February 2T.--Fion. y. II.
Tracy, Milan couuty's candidate for CON
gross, was O recent visitor to Calvert
The annual report OF the city treasury
department., together with the mayors
budget, show Calvert 10 be in an extremely
healthy financial condition. During the ad-
minlstration 81 Mayor G. $ Meredith "a
large outstanding Indebtedness against thia
little place hos been paid OF
Mr., Il, +. Love, candidate for sheriff. is
In Calvert today
County Attorney J. w Woods Is here
today IN the interest OF his candidacy for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
CONGRESSIONAL.

The house passed 100 private pension bills
In little over three hours.
Resolutions of censure against Senators
1illman and McIaurin were passed by the
senate.
Senate conferees were named on the Phil
ippine tariff.
Conference report on the permanent cen.
sus bill was adopted by the senate.
A bill approprating Si,950,O0 for pub
lie building at New Orleans was passed by
the senate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
A unioue Eniertainnent

thappell Iilll. Texas. February 27.-Inyi.
tauohs arc out for n sock social 10 be
given tomorrow, Friday night. February
- az the residence Of Mrs. Ella :. Per.
h hlns Tor the benefit Of the Methodist church
psars,9psge. . This Is to he UNIQUE atfem'
ncn lr'i" wv, npon all previous entertain
SoSY Sn mn Invitation It Is expected thai ever
This little sock We Wv. o. -,
~, us not for you 10 Wear ''u'
T multiply your size nv two
anu place therein with care
IN pennies or IN cents
Just twice the numbcr Won 49,
I'VE hope Il ls immenscl. .
se rres5des nm. Of varied kinds win No
iinned on the left shoulder 'Ho nave socks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
TROUBLE MOI SETTLED.

Spain Is Still Suffering from Strikes and
the Riots that Follow.
Madrid, February oS,-,rhe mining regions
are IN a Torment OF agitation, At Albuion
ana Mndrldejos rioters have set Ore to tho
octroi Offices and burned the documents
Ihc{ contained. There has been another
ings are heng held frequently with tho ot
ATnct OF declaring another general strike.
, rne metal workers are constantly assault.
,uS lneir comrades who have returned to
gI anu REFUSE 70 resume their tasks until
All the imprisoned workmen arc released.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
FOREIGN.

The Grccian minister OF Justice resigned
IN order 20 fight duel
The news from Spain indicates that the
strike in Barcelona has not heen settled.
The French shareholders Of the Panama
canal think Il best to retain the conccs-
sion for France
Lord Kitchener reported coo Beers Killed
or captured and thousands Of horses and
cattle taken. lie also reported british
defeat in which sixteen officers and 451
men were cNptured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
SPORT.

Results at New Orleans. Or. stephcns
ARA, Masterful. Lingo, Deponan, Iottay.
Results at San Francisco: marlborough.
PHI Archibald, Foul Play, Quiz II, Bragg,
kildos.
FltSsimmons Is now in training with
Gus Rubin as a sparring partner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
HOUSE BROKE THE RECORD.

It Passed t5e Private Pension Bills in
Little Over Three Hours.
Washington, February IS Tho house to.
day broke all its records in the matter OF
private pension legislation clearing the cal
endar and passing 100 bils 100 q little over
three hours The conference report ON the
census bin was adopted and the house ad-
J0urned until Monday