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Auburn Cadet Shoots Hazer.

o,eIil1a. Ala. September l2.-(Specia)
,,oung man named Mock LandrUm was
hadlv shot by a cadet at the Alabama
poIvtechnic institute Thursday night in
80 effort TO protect himself against haz-
Ing. c,,do,,. ,,,+ hoe
,.aan In the past. 1t is said to be the
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dress DR. J. Newton Hathaway. AZ In
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Farmers Meet at Dahlonega.

Dahlonega. Ga. September 'f.-lspe-
c,al)-Yesterday the first meeting OF the
farmers institute of the thirty-second
senatorial district OF this state convened
IN the chapel of the North Georgia Ag11-
cultural anu Military college.
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Unfit To Live. He Will Swing.

Wilson, n c., September lo,-John
Flows. convicted of criminal assault on
mis- lo-year-old daughter. was this morn
ing sentenced to be hanged on Octo-
Ter 30
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ALL THE NEWS OF DlXIELRND

Hanson was able to get up. but MISS
Wood was in an unconscious condition FOR
several hours. Neither was seriously
hurt.
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S;on!agtou Items.
Mrs. David Greenhouse is on die

Mrs David Greenhouse is on the
sick list.
We understand that f. Is ivy.
ford lett Friday for short visit
with relatives III Kentucky. Roy
Wiley will take care OF Mr.. ivy
ford : ranch until he return.
Florey, Bohls and Flemmings
are dipping heir cattle at the
Woolley vat this week.
Several people from the 10
nantz ncighborhood attended tine
funeral of Mr. Konlel last Sunday.
G.. Il. Thompson. of Villas, was
in this section last Tuesday.
a. G. lleclielthorn has been
staying at the 2IC.rcle ranch for
The past two weeks.
Willie Knnkel of Kansas came
in Friday evening t" be present
al his fathers funeral.
We were wondering Friday
why Oscar Nance resembled Mark
Hanna so closely. Later we
learned That Mr. Gordon had on
Thursday said The words that
Joined Oscar Nance ard Mrs. Ed
munds in the bonds of wediocli.
Mrs. Edmunds is we'll known and
highly esteemed and will prove a
worthy helpmate Of the excellent
lite partner whose heart she has
won. The groom is too well
known to need any Introduction.
Their many friends Join in wish
ing them success and happiness.
A tribute to the deceased Mr..
konliel: The general expression
Of the people is. "A good man has
died" He was good neighbor
and kind and loving husband
and father.
"WEsTERN Girl"
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North Flats.
Dec. 9th. 1908.

Dec. 24ih, 1908.
Judge Alexander and John Pat
terson crossed the Flats with
freight from Lunar last Sunday,
A. L. Smart and family, Miss
kreigh. ID. N. Cheuoweth. wife.
and son Charles. V. NJ, Shannon
and family, and DiIIo Oxenreider
visited at john Chenoweth's Sun
day.
X. L. Hooker. T. G. Basseit
Ward Bros, Slnluaier Bros.
Ralph Ranney. d A Rineh4rJ,
V. NJ, Shannon and Roy Regnier
brought freight down for Wheeler
his week.
ID. NJ Cnenoweth and two sons
brought grain down for G. II. Da
Wis this week. They and a. l..
Smart and f. NJ. Enlow took posts
as lhey went to the road.
Carl Smart and Miss Grace En-
low went to Lamar Sunday to
bring home Mrs. Nichols, Miss
EnIow's sister. They returned
Monday night.
Fred Smart left after the Chen
owelh party Monday evening for
Missouri where he expects to
make a protracted stay.
Misses Frances and Oyilla Chen.
owe,h gave a farewell party Mon
day evening which was attended
by all the young people in the
nei4hhorhood and few from
Springfield. They report royal
good time.
Joe Butcher, - year old boy
from the state home at Denver
came down from Lamar Wednes
day with Roy Regnier with whom
he will make his home.
NEwsBoY.
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Merry Christmas to each and
everyone OF our readers.
Misses Willie and Blanche Hall
are over spending Christmas.
\ very enjoyable party at j, d.
Chenoweth's Monday evening is
reported.
James Herbert came in on the
stage from Kingman, KHns., last
evening.
a Miss Laramour of Rocky Ford
is visiting Mrs. Harry Ward, hav-
ing come Tuesday.
Dan Davis came oyer from
Blaine this week and took his sis
ter. Mrs, E. I. Allen home with
him for a short visit.
All ladies who attend the Wood
men basket social next Thursday
evening are requested to bring
baskets. All invited.
J. Lindsay Allen has received
notice that the state board has ex-
tended the dipping OF cattle in
Baca to January 10Th next.
D. Miser and T. NJ. Whitaker
were down at Oorrizo Tuesday
night inspecting their mining
properties and attending to bust
ness matters.
a snow storm came Wednesday
evening 10 assist in the prepara-
tions tor Christmas. The fall OF
snow was light in town and much
has melted. Farther west the
snow was deeper.
County Superintendent Miss
Marsh visited officially the Villas,
Boston, Stonington, konantz and
Blaine schools Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday,. Chas A. Allen
accompanied her on the trip.
a iiuit tree agent named Pat
ricks, representing the Ottawa,
Iians., Star nurseries stopped at
j. O. NanOrsdofs Wednesday
night and went north yesterday
lie reported having done a good
business in southeast Baca and
al been IN Nca'op Jointly pre-
7,vsIy
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NOTICE.

Noricr is hereby given that the
Inter State National Bank Of Kar-
~as CiIr. Klaus has taken possess
ION and is How the owner of tn"
cattle which are branded in one
or more o! the following brands,
viz:
V left jow V left hip n left hil.
Y left jaw n left hip. a few OF
said cattle are branded with one
or more of the following brand, :
O left jaw; d n left side; B {; y
left ide; 6 8 left side r right side;
VXV (co1 bined) ri ght side X
right hil.; c a / right side; d OS 5
right side,
Said cattle are now running rp IN
the range in the counties Of Bent,
Prowers and Baca, in the State Of
Co or do.
INTER STATE NATIONAL BANK.
Kansas CITY. Kans
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kOnantZ.

The Twenty-tours are gathering
their cattle preparatory to dipping.
Lindsay Allen was out Friday
and Saturday experimenting the
dipping at Mr.. Florey's vat. Only
few cattle were dipped, however.
as the vat sprung a leak, and diA
ping was suspended.
The remains of S, J. Konkel
was taken through Konantz en-
route to Stonington. Much sor-
row is expressed over Mr.. Kon-
kel's death.
Mr. Florey is expected home
Monday next from few weeks
visit with relatives in eastern Kan
sas.
The Springfield herald., 1903-12-25

The school children enJoyed Il
treat OF candy and apples IRON
their teacher Wednesday. The
pupils gave their teacher II nice
pearl handle gold pen, The va
cation lasts till the Monday after
New Years.
The many friends Of Miss Mable
Smith who came from Vermont
for health, will be pleased to hear
Of her marriage on the lIth inst
ut Lamar To "A Mr.. Gregg Of Yer
mont The HERALD wishes them
long life and happiness.
A vinegar drummer from Den
yer was in town Monday under
the piletage of John Mobley who
works al a livery barn in Lamar
The drummer had taken an order
Of G. F. Wheeler and took one
each of S w. Smart and Martin
Il Allen.
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Stationery Proposal.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners
"l Eaca Comfy. Colorado, will re
ceive bids until noon Of the 3l-i
day Of December, 1903. for the
supplying for the year 1901, of all
books, stationery. records, ani
such other supplies as are fur
nishel to the officers Of sail couu-
ty,
In Witness Whereof, have
hereunto set my hand and official
seal. at Springfield. This 81 day of
December. A. y 1909.
Frances L LAMPoRr.
County Clerk.
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Peter Than a PIastcr.

a piece OF flannel dampened
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and bound on the aiferted parts, is
better than a plaster for Il lame
back and for pains in the side or
chest. Pain Balm has no superb
or as liniment for the relief nj
deep seated muscular and rheu
matte pains. For sale by
Or. Il. ID HOMsuER kCO. Druggists
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County News
Blaine Vicinity.

Dec. %. 1908.
The Twenty four Circles expect
to dip their cattle Thursday at the
Watson dipping vat.
NJ. NJ. Myers went TO Villas
Thursday.
The round up was on Horse
creek Sunday.
Sun SHINE.
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wANrED-TRrsTwO LNnYOm GIN.
,i4runn TO nlanagc business In this County
mud adjoining territory 70" house Of solid
financial -tand'us $50 "a -trnIght cash
SALARY and expenses paid cach Mondny
direct from headquarters. Expense money
advanced: position perm; ncnt. Addrcss
Manager. COS Monou Bldg. Chicago.
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wAHTED-sEvERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
,ntqr and good reputation in each state zone
ia tlri- county rvpu.r,'ll 10 represent aud nd
vcrtisv Old established wealthy business hpr""
Of solid financial standing Salary S2l 90 week
" with expenses additional, all payable in
cash direct ,pch Wednesday nom head Offices.
Horse and carriage furnished whom necessary.
references. Enclose self- addressed cuvc.o!e.
Colonial, 30 ncurburn 1t, Chicago.
The Springfield herald., 1903-12-25

All diseases start in the bowels
Keep them open or you will be
sick. CASCARETS art like nat
ure. Keep liver and bowels active
without sickening gripping feel
ing. Six million people take and
recommend CASCARErS. I.y
I0c box Al druggists.
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MOL Is California express Local passenger.
No . + Denver express. Stops on nag at Las
Animas. Carries free chair car amt Pulman-.
No il the Mexico and California express
and make Denver connections.
No and No 10th carry Tourist and Pullman
sleepers. So7 connects at La Juntn for Pueblo
Colorado springs and Denver,
Trair 50 runs to La Juntn and win accomo-
date passengers for intermediate points.
No. Is through California express and con
neets at La Juntn with IA train from Denver
Carries passengers through 10 Chicago without
change. Has Pullman and Tourist slccprrs.
No6is Denver express and runs through to
Chlcagn without change. Carries free chair
car and Pu lman slcepers.
No sis local passenger and makes all stops car
Tying chair car and Pullman sleepers. Runs
through TO Chicago without change II cars.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and cheerful
ly answered. Descriptive literature, time tab
i.,r aud folders free by applying to
G. j. GARvIN, Agent,
Lamar, Colo.
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Advertising Rates.

DIsrLAr-c9 cents per inch, per column, ehch
month No preferred portion given.
WsISEss LoCNLs-6 coui- a line each insertion
FINAL PnooF FSoTtCE-homcttead,G weeks $50
" " timber claim - $40
-. stone claim 10 wecks)siO
c,srysr NOTICE IS %
All other legal printing subject to state rates
~ cents per inch for first insertion. - cents for
zach subsnqrcnt insertion, counting II lines
20 the inch, nanparel measure
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70 cure II cold in enc Day.

Take Laxative Bromo- -Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
rlOuey If 1t fails to cure. j.. W
Groves signature is on each box
25 cents.
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NEW SEOY.

1t will be good news to the
mothers OF small children to learn
that Group can be prevented. The
first sign Of group is Loarseness.
y day or two before The attack the
Child becomes hoarse. THIS is
soon followed by a peculiar rou-h
cough Give Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy freely as soon rs tire Chi d
becomes hoarsc, or even alter the
rough cough appears. and it viii
dispel all symptoms OF Group In
this way all danger aud anxiety
may be avoided. This remedy is
used by many thousands of moth
ers and has never been known to
tail. 1t is, in fact, The only RENE
dy that can always be depended
upon and that is pleasant and safe
to take, For sale by
DR.. r. D. Homsher s Co, Druggist,
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This is lie season Of the year
when the prudent and careful
housewife repleuishes her supply
OF Chamberlain 5 Cough Remedy.
1t is certain to be needed before
the winter is over, and the results
are much more prompt and salts
factory when il is kept at hand
and given as soon as the cold Is
contracted and before it has be.
come settled in the system In
almost every instance severe
cold may be wardea off by taking
this remedy freely as soon as the
first Indication of the cold appears.
There is no danger in giving it TO
children for it contains no harm,
ful substance. 1t is pleasant to
take-both adults and children
like il. Buy it and You will get
the best. 1t always cures. For
sale by
DIR. r. d. Homsher K Co Druggists
The Christmas Entertainment.
The usual large crowd was pres
ent at the entertainment las; even
ing, between l25 and $50 being
in attendance, number coming
from distance. The children. as
a rule spoke we'll and the enter
tainment is considered success.
\ lew young mems action in mak-
ing continuous noise after al
encore WAS quite properly severe
~ criticised. The tree was very
prertily decorated as was also The
room. Santa came and helped
distribute numerous presents both
useful and ornamental ones, as
also bags of candy, nuts, etc.
Bachelors were remembered with
cakes,
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NEED Morn.

Says |
To myself-says L
The Denver Post is
The paper to buy
Says J.
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Subscription Hgtcsi

One Year-,......,..-....... 5i'.o'
Six Months s.,........,..,,.,..,.'t s'.'.' 90
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! 1aRkM9IWK RMI S5KhS GuAnA = ~:
Sn iS8ApAM5 SLCAICsSn.

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LOCAL GOSSIP
n. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .............. NJ
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LOCAL TINE TABLE
Or THE
(Lamar, Colorado.)
Effective June I, 1903.

GOING EAST.
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GOING WEST.

V' ToVHT T''E"' "17'! wv T'7"'7''' T.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-22

new Union Station. and thereafter it viii
not be difficult to obtain permission to
nave the tracks remain there perma-
nently.
IN view of the fact that such side
tracks would have TO cross one of the
city streets, one block from Delaware
Avenue. Tyler & Rutherford believed
this position inaccurate, and requested
information from the Commissioners.
Colonel Biddle. Engineer Commission
er, in answer TO the communication says
the Commissioners have only authority
10 grant permission for such sidetracks
as may be necessary in order 10 enable
the railroad company 10 complete
promptly the work of reconstruction di-
rccted by Congress. Colonel Riddle for
Their says that any permanent occUpa-
ton OF the streets by tracks would have
10 be directly authorized by Congress-
and IL does not seem at ali probable that
the crossing OF the streets south of Flor
ida Avenue would be so authorized for
the reason that it would be al com
plete variance with the policy OF getting
rid OF grade crossings and having few
or no freight cars south of Florida Ave-
nue.. Tyler & Rutherford will be so in
formed.
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LAKES FROZEN OVER
AND SNOW A FOOT HIGH
There Is No Mistake About It's Being
Winter in the Adirondacks.

UTICA. y. Y, Nov. 21.-Reports from
the north indicate that the grasp of
winter has been felt rather severely
Throughout the Adirondacks. There is
good sleighing in many places. and some
Of the lakes are covered with ice. This
is notably true of Lake Placid and
Upper and Lower Saranac Lakes.
There is from eight to twelve inches
of snow. and the ice is said TO be thick
enough to stand a pretty long period
of warm weather. 1t is believed by
many that the lakes will not break up
gain this season. Throughout a con-
siderable portion of jefferson county
and the northern part of Lewis county
there Is excellent -sieighing.
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RICH WIn1W, DESERTED,
SLEPT IN LOOKUP
Came East From Nebraska Home to
Marry Smooth Talker.

PITTSBURG, Nov 21.-Mrs. Lawrence
Stephenson. hfty years old. a wealthy
widow from Beatrice. Neb.. is stranded
here and had to stop In the police sta
ton last night
James Rodgers. a faithless man. who
was TO have married Mrs. Stephenson.
has disappeared with all her available
cash, about $1,000 He was forty-eight
years old. a good taller. and said he
owned mines in California.
He wrote her to come here from Ne
braska and they would be married. while
he purchased machinery for his mines
He arrived yesterday, a day late, was IN
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-22
CHARTERS GRANTED
UNDER DISTRICT LAWS

The following concerns have filed ar
ticles of Incorporation in the Office OF
the Recorder of Deeds:
The United States Indemnity Com
pany, capital stock 100000; incorpora-
tors, L. A White. r. F. Van Mater, w.
G. Dashieil, of Washington; w. II. SIS
son and Conrad Blank, Of st. Louis.
An amended certificate of the incorpor-
alton of the Telephonine Company of
America was also filed. The capital
stock is 100000. and the incorporators
Orrin II. Savage. Frances A. Savage
and Charles H Davids.
The Manso Motor Bicycle Company,
capital stock $1,000, OOO;' incorporators-
Joseph H. Vermilia, J. G. Thorne. FL
phonzo Youngs. of Washington; W. S.
Conman and William E. Death, of New
York.
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Business TecEncaI---Boys and Girls work Tor Your ofc


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BRIDAL PAIR TRAVELS
JOINED BY HANDOUTS
Floyd Rose, Pittsburg Steel Man, IN
able to Leave New Wife.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. H.-Floyd
Rose. a prominent steel man OF PITTS.
burg. and his bride arrived today m
Cleveland from Cincinnati handcuned
together.
Just as they were departing for the
train after the wedding at Cincinnati.
four men rushed TO the cab and put on
fIe So that he might amuse himself en-
route TRYING 70 cut the chain.
They told him the key had been mail
ed to the hotel al Cleveland where they
INTENDED 10 sion The pair found the
KEY here and were separated after a de-
cidedly close union Of six hours.
The bride was Gertrude Steadman, u
CincLnn2ts
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FALSE HOPE HELD OUT
To PURCHASERS OF LAND
Railroad Tracks VIII Not Be Allowed
to Remain Permanently on Streets
South of Florida Avenue.

Tyler & Rutherford. real estate agents.
recently advised the District Commits
sioners that in negotiating for the sale
of some land south of Florida Avenue
near Delaware Avenue, but not adjacent
thereto. the hope had been held out to
their client that the Commissioners will
grant the privilege Of extending Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad sidetraclIs over
this ground until the completion of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-22

One vote for Captain and one vote Lieutenant rst
Elk Grove Creamery Pasteurized Butter.
Onehalf Captain and one-half vote for Lieute
Elk Grove Creamery Pasteurized Butter.
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TALK on STEEL coMBINE.

HALIFAX, N. 8, Nov. 2I.-The re-
ported resignation Of Graham Frazer,
vice president and managing director Of
the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Com
pany. TO accept a similar position with
the Dominion Iron and Steel Company,
has given rise 10 a rumor of the ANAL
gamation of these two steel-making
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LIMITATIONS OF CRITICISM.

MILWAUKEE. Nov. H.-Judge Hal
sew. of the superior court. today de-
cfded that a newspaper has the right
10 criticise the work of an artist so
long as il does not personally attack
the artist himself.
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a hurry TO close up some deals and need
ed ready cash. which she let him have.
She telegraDhed to her son at O'Neil,
Neb., for money enough to take her
home. She said she had an estate. In
Nebraska left her by her former hus-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-24
LESS HOPEFUL FEELING
Events of the Next Two Days
Awaited With Great In
terest at Sofia.

Sofia. Bulgaria. Sept pa less hope
ful feeling prevails today in govern
ment circles regarding the general sit
uatiOn. although no actual change is
reported. The events OF the next two
days are awaited with great anxiety.
and popular feeling is becoming more
excited a largely attended meeting of
Macedonian sympathizers held at
Rustchuk. Bulgaria. Sept. %. adopted
resolutions appealing TO the Bulgarian
government TO declare war on Turkey
Immediately.
Ia revolutionary ciJcles war is be-
lieved To be imminent unless Turkey
Stops massaCres Of the Christians, of
which there are no signs at present.
Or. Christie Tatarschenl, president of
he Macedonian organization, has i'm
formed thei Associated Press CORE
spondent that the insuUsent committees
attach no significance 10 the reported
negotiations between Turkey AID Bul-
gaTia. because similar negotiations
were discussed in 1897 and later i'm 1899
and 1900. The porte added DR.. Tatar-
scheff. only entered into the conference
ia order 20 gain time 10 finish the ex-
termination of what it regards as The
dangerous elements i'm Macedonia
which leaves the troops now at Monas-
tir free to move against Bulgaria and
bring more soldiers from Asia. White
the sultan's government is discussing
propositions for reform i'm Macedonia
The troops continue TO massacre the
Christians and devastate the country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-24
MILLER CASE CONSIDERED BY THE
FEDERATION OF LABOR YESTERDAY

Washington. Sept. 23.-The executive
council Of the American Federation Of
Labor today considered the case of w.
A Miller. the foreman of bookbinders,
who was dismissed from the govern
ment printing office because he had
been expelled from the local bOOi1bind
ers' union and who was subsequently
reinstated by order Of President RoOse-
Welt but took no action in the matter.
deferring that until later. The case
was under consideration by the eXecu-
tive council for some time. but all that
was made public concerning ii is en-
braced in the following official state
ment.
James w. Dougherty, secretary Of
the International Bookbinders' union,
accompanied by a committee of that
organization. appeared before the ex-
ecutive council IN the William A. Miller
case. The matter was thoroughly gone
into. documents read and a copy Of the
evidence submitted. Further consider,
alton Of the subject was deferred until
later in the present session..