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specially reported for The Argus
EproR ARGUS ;--It seems as though the
Buekwhea, county can beat the band IN pro.
dueing overgtown Wild animals Perhaps a
strictly reliable account Of one that came TO
grief the other day in Long Hollow may in.
terest your readers. am much opposed
as anyone to telling stories that are down.
right yarns.
w. h. White had been missing calf aud
several pigs and turkeys and thought there
must be some hear OF catamount under the
break of the river hill. So he proposed to
Clark Field and myself iha, we make hunt
for the beast. hut 4, was not necessary 10
look very long. White has shed from
which he had been noticing disagreeable
smell and he had been thinking Of taking
board out Of the floor aud searching under
meath. But just at this time, Clarks dog
was snuliing at the side Of the shed and
Clark declared the animal, whatever il was,
must be under the floor
So stood at one side aud Clark at the
other with our guns, while White pried up a
'Ne"N WV" " NVh DICK Tic tcl something
push hard against the board and struck his
pick In the oreyicc into the animals neck.
Then he called Clark. who came aud fred
between The eyes. We dragged the brute
out aud found il huge rat. lie measured
three feet nine inches in length not including
the tail which was two feet six inches long.
White would have had the rat stuffed and
mounted but the head was two badly singed
and torn. So nc skinned Il and will make
lap robe Of the hide. The whiskers were
nearly foot long and he has made them
into paint brush. The weight of the rat
was just eighty-six pounds.
Under the floor we found the hoofs and
ono ear Of the calf. There were also eleven
turkey heads, peck Of chicken heads, feet
aud wings, barrel of feathers. two bushels
of corn cobs, one peek of apples, three bar.
reis of egg shells. sled load of potatoes, an
old oyecoat in which he had made his nest
and copy of the Parsons Advocate contain.
ING Ieh Lipscomh's latest IS 900 column.
p. G. l..
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Correspondence Of The Argus
DEAR EpiroR Not seeing anything In
the paper from this place l have often
wondered how a few items would look in
The West NneiOia Argus the best paper
tn the County. Perhaps some OF the Argus
readers would like to know where Amboy
is. will just Sive short description as
to It's locality and what the little hamlet
coutains. Il is situated on the head
waters OF Wolf creek ON the pike seven
miles tsom Terra Alta, three miles north
OF Aurora. The town has one saw mill,
one planning mill, one Shingle mill. one
gr'st mill, poslofiice telephone oaicc, one
school house. Que blacksmith shop and
lots of young ladies. Eight of them arc
school teachers who are worthy OF the
profession. Perhaps some OF the old
bachelors that never heard OF this place
before will profess to be little skeptieal
as TO the latter description OF this town
aud will want to come aud see about il.
Allen Forman has been busy stocking Up
his mill
ID. \, Sanders has been hauling timber
Tor the mill al Carmel
Howard Wagner has been toamlng down
on Big ran this winter,
Miss Elya aud Clinton wilt attended the
dance near Hardesty.
oar school is progressing nicely uudor
the management of Frank Pyles.
James Forman has been quite busy
making ties Tor the Preston Lumber Co.
Rev Gross began series Of meetings
at the Lutheran church at Lants Ridge
Feb. T.
Quite number Ct our young people
have been attending the literary at
Aurora.
u n. sanders last week added To his
household and kitchen furniture tine
Cornish organ.
Charles rriokott aud Clinton wilt have
got contract cutting timber for Mack
Mason at Carmel
VIM rrcket has been hauling quite a
lot Of hay to Rowlesburg, where ho gets
good price for IT,
Miss Alletta Forman. who had very bad
spell OF sickness is able TO resume her
school again at Belview
Shedding has been hnc for quite while,
except few drifts. and coal hauling
believe, is the order OF the day.
II. X. Long has been busy for the last
week ortwo hauling limerick and coal
expecting to burn lime for his farm
GRANDMOTHER Forman. who had
paralytio stroke almost one year ago has
got right good health again, but can't
walk
Mr.. Stcavenfeldt our vlolinist breaks
the monotony Of our town once in while
by the high notes OF his one man string
band
Well being in the midst OF grounding
storm with the mercury down at zero and
my old Ink bottle freezing up must make
my letter short.
Paul wilt, son OF D. s. Wit got
finger badly mashed by falling window
The probabilities are that il will have to
be amputatcd.
Wnofsrr.
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Correspondence Of Tho Argu.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Our literary at Center is progressing
very nicely
There is prospects Of q wedding in our
town in the near future
We noticed viii Jackson passing through
quite often. hauling lime stone.
Floyd Ringer has taken large contract
Of digging coal for {. Z Graham
Foster Hartman has his ice house com
pleted. and has several teams hauling ice.
There was a spelling at Chidester on
last Thursday night. All report good
time
Sanford Hartman had a horse trade
few day ago, and is well pleased with bis
bargain
Miss Icy Leonard is very sick at this
writing, DR. Nedro Is the attending
physician.
Ray Chidcster and Miss Bertha Feather
were calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Llven.
good last week
Squire a Kelley and the Attorney
Josiah Feather are having little rest the
pas, few days
We are sorry 10 learn Of the death Of
Joseph " Miller ore OF the Oldest citizens
of our community
squire Koilcys family and Mrs Josiah
Feather were visiting 20 Marshcl Rode
beavers last week
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Correspondence OF tho Argus
Feed. like everyday Christians. is very
searce.
Weather yes, plenty Of weather-the
ground hog certainly saw himself in a
miuOr.
John Shrout, who moved last fall over
near GAINESVILLE, has returned aud will
answer calls from the old stand.
Elmer Garner has purchased the strip Of
woodland between the farm Of Col. Jas. w.
Brown and the improved land Of MIR.
uieboger.
ChSuneey Martin has moved his family
from the OLD Doiliver farm. now belonging
TO VIM. G Brown, to his own farm over near
GAINESVILLE.
Il is now said tina, scientist has dis.
covered method that will make il impossi.
bic to mix milk and water. Journal.
Good enough. Now IL the scientist could
discover some means OF making il impossi.
bic to mix politics with religion. what
country this would be.
Our people were shocked last week to
hear of the sudden death OF Hon. c. NJ.
Bishop, Who was held in high esteem
by all our citizens. lie was always ready
TO speak a kiud word OF lend a helping
TO the deserving young man aud It pleased
him greatly to sec them succeeding In life.
The writer remembers but shor, time ago
of MIR. Bishop giving him his experience
when young man just starting out for
himself, of his trials and temptations and
his FINAL success. Starting when young
man, without the aid aud advice of kind
father. nor the encouraging words of a
loving mother, he succeeded 10y his unliring
efforts and Strie, attention TO business. lie
will be greatly missed, not only in this
county, but in adjoining counties, as wise
counsellor and an honest business man, as
we'll as a true christian gentlemen.
When runnellon gets the county seat,
Wen risk our old suspendes,
That babies, now in mothers arms,
VIII be our chief defenders.
l.. O. Bradshaw, OF the firm of Bradshaw
4 Menifee, saw mill men and lumbcrmen,
has sold his interest in the mill to Victor
Martin, who takes MIR, Bradshaw's place
April FIRST.
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Items Of Interest.

From the Grafton Sentinel
Hon. VIM. G. Morley returned Sunday
evening from weeks visit with his family
a, The National Capital
Mr.. and Mrs. II. DeBilHer Of Kingwood.
were guests at the Central Hotel. wcdnes
day, ia consultation -giih prominent coal
men.
Geo. G. Shaw. the genial night clerk AZ
the Central Hotel, has been confined TO his
residence on Feuerman avenue for few
days past with an attack Of influenza
Miss Martha Wotring. Of she west side
IS the guest for two weeks Of friends a, Par
kenburg. During her absence Miss wot.
rings position on the Sentinel IS being held
by Miss Minnie Hathaway.
John G. Mayer. one Of Preston coun,y's
most prosperous merchants. was in The city
Monday en- route 20 his home 10 Terra Alta.
from Phiuppi, where hc and Mrs Mayer
have been attending ai Che bedside Of tie
lady's mother, ths venerable Mrs. Mary
Bycr. who IS dangerously 800. at the age Of
IS years. Mrs. Mayer remained at phHippi.
a Jolly party n Pfesonians, consisting Of
ex-sherd Lloyd & Shaacr and daughter.
Miss Zelia, Of Aurora; Mrs Neil j. For'nsy
and son Vernon, Misses Tina end Nelly,
Goodwin Of kingwood, came over Thursday
last and attended The play The
entire party with TIE exception OF Sir
Shelter, returned home on Faay. tbat gen.
ticman going from here To- rnbarg TO con
saii specialist on ihe condition Of bi.
throat and lungs
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u
Correspondence Of The Argus
We are having plenty Of winter aud lime
hauling IS the order % the day.
Jerome Kelly and wife were visiting
Frances iivengood the pas, week.
Miss Maud Iiveugood aud her mother,
Mis-. Jennie. were on the sick lis, for the
past few days.
A. 5. chides,er started to Terra Alta one
day last week, bu, so, snowbound and had
20 come back home.
A great many of our people are going 70
be scarce Of feed il the winter remains cold
and stormy much longer.
benjamin AMMAN and VIM. Rodeheaver
arc on the sick list. Franklin Hayden has
been nursing Mr.. AMMAN. Frank is a good
nurse aud is called for far aud near.
Miss Pearl S,rawser. daughter Of Allen
S,fawser, died February fourth and was
buried at the Pamel graveyard on Thurs
day. The family and friends have the
sympathy Of the community.
Our Jolly mail boy has made the round
trip each day the pas, week. Marshall will
get through If any of them will lie has
the pluck, which rms back to his ancestors.
who reach nearly the hundreds.
Joseph y. Miller, one Of the oldest eiti.
rens in this community, died February sixth.
aud was buried at Centenary on the eighth.
lie was % years, one month aud - days
old. lie came 10 this county over seventy
years ago from Somerset county, Pa lie
learned the blacksmith trade. lie married
a Miss Mary Meyers aud located Morgan's
Glade, where he resided until death called
him away. lie was the chief blacksmith
for miles around aud manufactured bells.
which he took to ! parts Of the surround
ing country and sold. lie was elected
magistrate and held that position for a
number OF years. lie was also postmaster
from hack in 90 somewhere To 1900
when his health and strength gave way aud
he resigned. lie was the father of eight
boys (all of whom were blacksmithsl and
six daughters lie was man of good
judgment aud highly respected by all who
knew him. lie was a member of the NJ. 4.
Church for over fifty years and his house
was home for the preachers. The funeral
services were conducted 10y Rev. Talbot
aud Rev. Josie Feather before large as
semhlage Of friends The friends of the
deceased have the sympathy Of the entire
community. May they each aim to reach
higher sphere in life and reach that Celes-
'iai City where there will he no more parting,
but all is JOY, peace and happiness.
Our school teacher treated his pupils to a
spelling match on Tuesday evening. All
report a fairly good time.
LTTrLE Tom.
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Correspondence Of The Argus
Sleighing is the order Of The day.


Correspondence OF The Argus
Sleighing is the orde, Of The day.
It's said Mr. G Hog saw his shadow.
Miss Mary Craig is visiting Tunneltou
friends this week.
The spelling Bee At Sniders Wednesday
was well attended.
Miss Lula Martin was visiting Tunnelton
friends the past week.
William Henry drove TO runneIton sun.
day for bis friend, Mss whelsell.
Mr.. and MIS-. win Morris of Function,
spent few days this weel, with d. II. SAY
age.
Mis-. Breedlovc, son Harry and Miss Lula
Castle Of Grafton, were visiting Ms. L. G..
Craig the past week.
Mr.. and Ms. Jones and Mr. and Mrs
Wakefield were visiting Hayden friends
Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Myrtle and Agnes higgins. May
Albright aud Della Wakefield were calling
on ihs Miss craigs, Sunday.
We are sorry to say Howard Kerne is hay
ing quite lussle with the measles but we
hope for his speedy recovery.
Mr. aud Mrs. Mathew Higgins gave a
party Saturday evening, February 8. 1907,
ia honor Of their son, Johns, nineteenth
birthday. The evening passed away very
pleasantly in social games and music for the
occasion. lie received quite a number Of
beautiful presents, among them being cake
decorated with 10 colored candles from Mrs.
Felix Elliott. Those who were fortunate to
be present are as follows: Messrs Frank
and Daniel Gnbblc. Jimmie Wakefield,
Benedick Greaser, Howard Kerns, Walter
MiehacIs, Howard Miller, William Henry,
Arthur Gfibble, Saylor Albright, William
Higgins, Arthur and Thomas Griffith, and
Misses Ella Bergman, MAY Albright, Della
Wakefield, Matilda Bergman, Nora Craig,
Myrtle, Agnes and Mary Higgins and Lotiie
Gdbble. Also William and Herbert Bever-
idgc.
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Correspondence % tho Argus.
Our school closed Friday
J. NJ. Or was in Grafton Saturday.
II. {. Smith spen, Sunday in ran0sl,on.
Win Holleu Of Terra Alta. was ia town
Friday.
Jim Gibson Of Tunnel,ou. was in town
Friday.
Mrs Carrie Ward was in Grafton las,
Thursday.
c. E. Ellis was in KingwoOd Thursday
on business.
Miss Lima Corbin is at Liule,on visiting
her sister, Mrs. Rhua Adams.
John and Ralph IIi,e of FairmOu,, were
in town Saturday on business.
Den, Richter of LonaeoOing. YVES here
last week, the CUES, of his parents.
Miss Edy,h Ashby was in rannel,ou
few days las, week, visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mis- NJ. +. Grimes have re-
turned from runnel,on, where they have
spent seveal week.
Walter Glenn aud wife Of Clarksburc.
are visiting Mrs. Watkins at this place,
MIR. and Mrs. VIII Neweome Of Grafton,
are visiting friends and relatives in town.
!, is reported tia, Adam Lewis has gone
to Cumberland to accept position in a
store
Mt. and Mrs. ]. Ed Price and children
and Mrs. Matte Herbert r,urned to Nc
Kcesport Monday
Miss Otue Deck returned Monday from
runnel,on, where she has been visiting
friends for several days
Loar * Company Of Grafton have
photograph gallery here in the Smoot
building and are doing SIZE good work.
o. IL. Hobbs c J.. wilmo,h, Joe
dillingham;. {. W. Galloway aud Dan
cowen were in town Thursday ON railroad
business.
Jim Stuck is at Austen, where he is
acting as agent for several weeks. II. c.
Smith is working in Jin's place in the ex-
press Office here.
{. A. Atha, formerly employed as clerk
for ID. J Gibson & Co, has accepted a
position as boot aud shoe drummer for
firm in Baltimore.
w. L. Sharps Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, aud
Henry Sharps OF Buckhannon, were here
las, Wednesday attending the funeral OF
their brother-in-law, I. G. Herbert
b. & o. real estate agent, Thomson. was
In town Monday with specifications and
plans for new depot TO be built at this
place in the near future The building will
consist Of a ladies' waiting room, gentle
mems waiting room, Telegraph office, agents
Office, warehouse, road supervisor aud for.
mans offices. II will be as line luulc
depot as ,hese is along tho d. 4 o.
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IIrrLE Tom.


Correspondence OF Tho Argus
We are having very nice sleghiug here
now
J. a. Mauingly killed a very fine pig The
past week.
David Mason, who goes to school here
at Kelley is preparing to 20 to the Normal
az Torra Alta.
Our friend Mr.. Groves, who has been
living at Albright's Mill for some time,
moved 10 Morgautown last Thursday
starting 10 the evening and taking the
night FOR bis drive.
There was g sled load OF our young
people took an evening drive to church AT
Gainesville one night Tact week. Kew
Friend does not like to be interrupted by
people going out to sec about horses. lie
says he never went ont OF church but
about three times in his life, and he is now
90 years old
Sanders. who has been at Morgan
town the past week returned home and
prepared toad Of pork and apples for
his son. Roy. and started back Jan 20
lie had not gone very Tar when his horses
ran away. breaking his bobs and throwing
hog. apples aud all out la the snow. and
Gripping one horse SO that he had to send
back for another.
Harry Wludcl, who left school Thursday
ai noon and went riding on a sled did not
come back when books were called, as he
was afraid Of getting a warming as he had
disobcyed the rules in going TO ride. so
be spent the afternoon Ia riding: put we
believe night he wished hc had attended
school far he got kind reception on the
ground lie goes around now with a very
bad looking nose How do you like that
Harry That's what smartness does
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Personal Points

From Csc Grafton Leader
Squire 49, J Forlney Of Preston county,
was prominent business visitor in town
Saturday
Sixty naval cadets took dinner az the
Grafton ilousa Sunday They came in
from Cincinnati and were going To- Washing
ton, ID G.
Misses Belle aud Kate Ellis ~ Newbar
were lhe guests Of their brother and sister.
iu.law. Dr. and Mrs. JOS. T. h. Ellis tho
latter pare Of last week
Miss rita wesliag woo has been spend
ing few months with her mother at How.
esville, retained 90 town Monday evening
and IS assuming household duties 81 ,he
bone Of JOS. B Kore on thc YES, side.
Alien Barker was 40 Kngaood. Tunnel
ioo and other points Friday and sstofda,
on business for ihe Interstate Steam Laun.
dry aud me with deserved success. The
people % nearby towns without similar e.
tablishmeois q their own will do we'll 10
palroni1o ,he Interstate whose work is no,
surpassed anywhere aud cqualcd By few.
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Report of Kelly school for the third month
ending January %.
Number Of pupils enrolled boys s, girls
", total IS; average daily Attendance al
average per cent Of attendance -. Names
Of pupils who didn'l miss a day, boys David
Mason, Clarence Feather, Russell Methency
and Henry Sanders, and girls, LYDIA San.
drrs, Es,ela Melheny ard Daisy Sanders.
We kindly invite patrons and trustees TO
visit the school when they see tit TO do so.
ID. i. FrcmEr. teacher.
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school Reports.
wnoisrr.

Report Of lImham school for the third
month ending February 7, 1909.
Number OF pupils enrolled boys 10, girls
Q, total 10; average daily attendance boys ?
girls 4, total IL per cent OF daily otten-
dance boys 90 girls 9f total %. Names
Of those neither absent nor iardy, Frank
aud Sam WiIcs, Eta Braham and Myrtle
Wiles. Those absent but two and three
days, Dixie Wiles, ArIie Braham and Obcd
Bucklcw. Parents and frends are cordially
invited TO visit the school,
FANNlE G.. ALBRIGHT, teacher.
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Correspondence Of The Argus.
J NJ. Engiehari IS on the sick lisa az This
writing
John Ringer and his intended made a ay
ing irip 70 Glade Meadow Friday night
John Engiehart is prophesylng for suliry
summer and is fixing TO be cooled with ice
The United shiagls and Lumber Com
pany is at a dead stand sin on account of
the cold weather
Mf and Mrs G G. Graham and family
spent sunday with their friend John Cope
man of near Kingwood
We regret very much 90 annouoe the
death # Joseph n Miller proaiucni oiu.
zen Of ibis place who died February o, 1909.
aged ~ years, month and - days.
TAFFY BALL.
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February Family Founders.

William Taylor Parsons 70, Daisy Barnes
~. Former born in Taylor county and lat.
ter IN Barbour
Granville Ross Martin "a, Blanche VI.
GreaIhouse TO- Both prestoniaus.
Gilbert NJ. Grimm aa, Lille Friend "a.
Former born IN Preston but now living at
Smithheld, Pa Latter born in Maryland
Andrew c. Uphold 20, Susan Fizer a..
Both natives Of this county, but this mar
rage was a failure as the license was rctur-
ned unused.
John III. Harris IS. Virginia A. Frank
houscr 81. Former from Uniontown, Pa.
and latter n prcstonan,
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spirits after an attack OF Grip If suffering
Try them Only goc Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed 5y Tho Cooke Supply Co
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The Epworih l.eagte of Reedsylle will
hold festival on Wednesday evening, Feb.
ruary 10th. Oysters, ice cream, cake, coffee
etc, will be served in abundance aud every
body cordially invited to come aud have a
good Time and help a worthy cause. The
proceeds arc to help repair the church. by
order of THE COMMITTEE.
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Vs fu Chanccrv
Lewis G. Ford
The object of this suit is to- obtain I'd
divorce form the bonds 81 matrimonv from
The defendant Lewis q Ford
And 10 appearing from an aHdaVit fled in
said cause that tho defendant Lewis O..
Ford Us not "a resident 81 this state. ON
motion of the plaintiff BE- Us ordered that the
said defendant Dec required 90 appear
wilhiu ono month after thc date OF thc fast
publication OF this order and do what is
necessary 90 protect hls interests
20 is further ordered that this order bc
published and posted ae required by iaw.
a cops Test W Whfeos Clerk
pubislcd frH Gmc. February 6fh reo7
Attest. w. Whss0a Clerk
T.. Crogan Counsc. for plaintiff
NOTICE no TAKE DEpOsrTIDNs
To Lewis Ford Take notice tha, +
shall ON tic io day Of March i9c7 lt the
Preston County West Virginia between
toe hours OF o o. m dnd o o. m. OF that day.
proceed io take Che dispositions 0f myself
and others. to DC read as evidence on my
behalf bob certain suif in equity. pending
In ihc circuit Court ol Preston County.
West VA wherein you arc defendant and
= 1m plaintiff
And 30 from anY cause. che taking 3f fho
said dcp0aiuous be- not commenced ON chat
day. or % commenced and not concluded
pr ilHt day the atirg OF thc same witt DE
continued from day o. day cod from t.mc
to Time at fhc same place and between che
same hours aatl fho same shau bc conn
picied Respectfully
ChRoffFf NJ iDEu
by o. 3. Crosan Counsel a6tgo1 $50
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Itching Skin

Distress by day ana night
That's the complaint OF those who
are so unfortunate as 10 be afflicted
with Eczema or Salt Rhcum-and out
ward applications do not cure.
They can't.
The source Of the trouble IL 10 the
blood make that pure and this seal
ing burning, itching skin disease will
disappear.
~ was taken with an itching on my
arms which proved very disagreeable. 4
concluded Il was salt rlicum and bought
ttlcOf Hoods sarsaparilla. In two days
after / began taking II ! felt better and Il
was not long before ] was cured. Have
never had any skin disease since" Mis-.
ia T.. WARD, Cove Point, Nd.
Hoods SGrSdpGTiLLG
and Pills
rid the blood OF all impurities and cure
ell cruptiOns.
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ORDER oFPUBLicA11oN.

STATE on WEST VRcNfA
at rules held in The clerks Office Of thc
Circuit Court for tie county OF Preston. on
the first MOnday Of February Iqo7
Caroline V Ford
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The West Va. Argus.

a Firstclass paper, entered as Second
class matter in Third class Postofhce
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Hon. w. G. Brown has been in Washing
ton City the past week.