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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-31

There will be game of football at the
Fair Grounds this afternoon between The
Junior and Sophomore classes OF the y
and NJ College. No admission will b
charged and every one is invited to al
tend Game to be called at half past tw
O'Clock
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-18

New potatoes are 90 the market
10 limited quantities aud poor quail.
ity. This has been a decidedly poor
farming season; even the beans and
peas have not done any good "
When the government jail Is built
Col. Bell contemplates the erection NJ
a hotel on the lot across the street to
the west Whether be Is 10 personal.
y conduct the house Is not stated
IT Perkins aud J f. Strong VI
Columbia Mo- and w scobfe and
Mr. Thoma- OF StputsyIle Mo. are ln
the city luuking fuf location Ia
which o. make sume investments.
The present has been an exception
ally long strawberry season. The 1tst
crate was received election day, the
iirsi Tuelday In April and they are
still on the market.
Mr. aud Nc Crawford aud Mr. aud
Mrs. Josiah Davis " sapupa, and
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Hunt aud Her.
man Killlbrew went to Mussogso
Tuesday % attend The Burnett Ross
Wedding.
THIS - must remarkable agrIcul-
tural season. Some lev farmers have
plowed ttelr corn a. much a. three
times aud others are stlll plowlne
land 70 be planted What shall the
harvest begn
That sur people are In earnest
about the railroad tonus Is evidenced
b. the fact that almost daily some
one T. found searching FOR the solicit.
lug committee, With she purpose oi
signing the guarantee
The ordinance fofbiddlng the hitch.
ing q horses 'in the CUTTERS" VI our
business streets 8. being enforced aud
this morning aroused the ire ot oue
fafmer tn the extent that be left hi'
produce in the uagnn and drove
home
Chronic bronchial tr0s't-eG 4ain a
coughs can be quiz, renewed aud cured
By Poley's Honey Tar Sold by.
Peoples Drug Store dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-18

Some people have made every piece
OF furniture 10 their home new with
Jap-A Lac. Frazee Hardware 4 Fur
niture Company have u.
Rev. II. H.Guernsey Of New Haven
Conn, has taken charge Of the Con
gregatlonal church here aud will have
services every Sunday.
One hundred aud sixty-sevsn tick
cts 10 Kansas city we're cold at this
place Saturday night. All got back
safely a. FAR as heard from
Taylor Crutchfleld returned MON
day from Tahlequah where be had
been 70 attend the commencement
exercises at the Seninafie..
Muskosee has get.rlch.quicS out
tlt operating - rs borders Offering d
guaranteed profit u twD per cent =
mohtb on town lot Investments.
6. W. Green came down from kelso
Friday o meet his daughter Eyalyni
on her return from Springfield, where
she has been attending DfBry college,
Tom Ketehum Is nov owner Of the
CharleswOfth place llye or six miles
south " town, and there are nov q
uumber Of very Gne horses kept there
James Dixon Of Weleh and AIls,
Fannie Mode of Vinita were united
Ia marriage At the court house Monday
They will make their home 10 Seat.
tls Wash.
Jan-A-Lae ls made in Oak. Walnut
Mahogany, Cherry, Green, Rel, Dead
4ud Brilliant Black, Clos White and
Blue Get itof Frszee Hardware 4
Furniture Co.
During the summer drontn would
be an excellent time 70 laok thorough
iy iuto our various coal ands. W,
don't want any more u the b cent
bushcl variety.
Miss Fay Tfott viii graduate ffnH
she Cineinnali Conservatory Of Musl,
the twentiethof The present mouth
with high huuofs. She j. expected
home about next Monday.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-18
startlIna Evldenee

Fresh testimony in great quantities Is
constantly coming in, declaring DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds TO be duequled. A rec
ent expression from 4 J Mcfarland
Beutonviile, Va serves asexampie lie
writes. II had Bronchitis for three years
and doctored afi the time without being
benihted Then began taking DR. Kings
Neu Discovery, and few bottles sholly
cured me-" Equelly effective In curing
ali Lung and Threat troubles, consuu-
pGon, Pnemonia and Grip Guaranteed
by Peoples Drug Store. Trial bottles
free, regular size soc, and sl.0o. DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-18
Doing wei Enough

'fhe Cherokee Advocate, the IA.
tional paper is OF OF the 'ew jour
nAls In Inuian Territory that Is
satisfied with matters as they are
moving along. II says: "The
Advocate has for the past year been
defending the United States COVER.
nmeut aud srying in every wsy to
assist 10 settling up their affairf.
No one will doubt now but what
allotment OF our lands and doing
away with our courts has saved
our people the amount OF lands
hey are reeieving today. Sup
pose our courts bad been Ia oper
alton ten years longer instead Of
having TO pay $4,000 It would
have taken he last dollar We have
Invested a, Washiugto n TO have
paid the indebtedness We sll will
a'imiI lha, this woul d have proven
true-we helieve tba, Ia passing
the Curtis acl. which abolished
our courts, was one OF the greatest
blessings ever bestowed upon the
Cherokee people n-Ex
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-18
summer rourI,t Rates 70 5. pako,l

Daily from June lst and until Sept.
30, 1908 the Frisco will sell round trip
tickets 10 Hot Springs, Custer, Dead
Wood aud Rapid city South Dakota
foI one fare plus dfty cents for the
round trip. stop-Oyers Slll be allow
ed On going trip al Mlnnekahta aud
at Buffalo Gap. DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-18
Iolure : Cold ln one naY

Take Laxative nram0 Quluiue Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
II lt falls % cute. 4. W. Gruveis slg.
nature il 90 each box. a5e. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-18
Downing Convention.

The Downing party Of Coowsescoo-
wee will hnld precinct conventions
Saturday y, aud the district couyen.
tlon 9. claremore on Monday the 20
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-18

The local newspaper msy MI aefee
With you 20 politics, In fact the editor
may be q ehump. Yet be must have
pretty Rnod sizsd audience % talk
10, or be could not pay the printer.
A word from hin which sou can get
fJr five cents a line, may be wurth
more than page from a better pau.
lie may feseh the crowd y0u don l.
train with. Your personal friends
viii lixelS come anyway -Ex
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-18
Warrington Irvlng's Servant

Or. Emmett starr ot Claremore. an
authority on Cherokee history, was
we'll acquainted With Clip Chou
teau, Washington lryiug's servant,
when Irving made hts t0ur ~ the
prairies 10 the early 30. "Gip' was
born slave aud belunged 70 Colonel
Aug Uhouteau, the fur trader He
vas lllitefate. but possessed Of keen
aatural intelligence. Or. Starr has a
letter from Clip printed Ia the
Cherokee Advocate about 1917.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-18

Desirable three room residence
sith punches good soft sell water,
etc Eaqulfe here.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-18
nInaer trlne lse

Jap-A-Lae, Jap-A-Lac
What is 10 be done July ~
Wheat looks bad; oats fair.
Have you read about Jap-A.Lae
You can buy Jap.A-Lac OF Frazee.
Cattle on the range are getting fat.
Senator Chas. Frye was here from
Sallisaw.
welch will have a fourth Of July
celebration.
An overall factory is one Of the
possibilities.
Frank Walker OF Scipio Is visiting
relatives here.
o. S. Morrow returned home from
Ill. yesterday.
Morris knight returned from Bar.
tlesvllle sunday
E. o. Stevenson is enjoying a visit
from his mother.
4. G.. Camp moved his family to
Muskogee Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs Dick Martin is In from
Pensacola Tuesday.
L. Il. Parker Sr,, is here frcm 81,
Louis visiting his son.
Bob Irnnside has returned fro N
school at Tahlequah.
sherman and Vera Tibbils went to
CofIeyville Friday noon.
Clarence L. Lude aud wife are here
from Sapulpa on visit.
Lew Mason moves his family here
Tuesday from Erie Kan.
J. z. Briggs new dwelling 10 the
west end is taking shape.
George Cole lost a horse short
time since by snake bite.
Ed Rhea went to Salem, Ark, last
week to visit his parents.
Bert and Charley Young are here
from Guthrie, Oklahoma.
p. L. Soper is sceduled for fourth
OF July speech at Miami
This was the year the parks ought
Co have been set 10 trees.
wyly Melton was among the A ftou
visitors 10 Vinlta Monday.
Mrs. T. B.squIres mother Of Mrs.A.
L. Churchill arrived Monday.
Miss Leora Anderson has returned
from months visit in Mo.
JIM. Trolinger and little son, Of
Ceutralla. were here Friday.
Miss Blaneh oborn is visiting NJ iss
Goldie PILLARS at Muskosee.
Miss Fannie Mae Browning went 10
Tahlequah saturday morning
The butchers have begun selling
eonked meat ior the summer.
The residence OF Luclen Burlington
Il eccigiug 5 new coat Of paint.
Mrs Ease Briggs left Friday even
ing for Neosho TO visit relatives.
Ed Eeau, e tbe Jumbo store, made
a business trip TO Tulsa sunday.
Work co thg very good sized Cron-
trer house 10 going ahead rapidly.
Mrs - hunk came in from Table
ueah Friday 81 visit her parents.
Yauas Freeman returned from Tex
81 Friday evening aud will remain.
Ivo Leeke left Saturday night tor
Kansas clty sbere be will remain.
About the busiest merchant 10
town nowadays Is the popcorn man.
John Guuter aud family will leave
for siloam Springs Tor a visit soon.
There Is an epidemic Of stomach b
disorder among the small children.
Miss verna EdmIston vent TO Col
umbus, Kan, Modday night to visit
Miss Gertle Taylor visited Mrs. J
NJ. Gfeening at Centralia last wee (.
A. L. Churchill is putting a hand
some iron fence IN front Of his home
Miss Jessie Daniels vent to Tah'
lequth Saturday to attend the nor
NAL.
Prof. j. Is Bishop % Texas, former
~ u wlHe Htlsell college Is 10 ID,
city
Sc aBd Mfs -. VI. Mars were
b KlHss, CITY q couple OF days lasl
w8I
Gus AnropuI1s = improving ane
vii sooa b a. BIS place II business
again
Mack Lahdum, d Tahlequah i
spending a few days with friends II
YIntta.
The old building at the Pfesby
terlau church Is FOR sale 70 the hish
est bidder.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-18

A full line II too Refrigerator, ~
Ef Lees. dtf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-06-18
VOL. Xxx
Amer
WHITE
BrIei In The
Citizens

Now come
f. Rowsey.
Halsell, W
Mars, o. Y
bell, W. N
Jackson; al
others too
intermarri'
! ing to be g
the Cherok
laws Of sal
torneyl w
answering
/ First.
Il legations
fourth, hf'
and ninth
ton.
Second
paragrap.
PENDANTS
the letter
from the
dated Fe
out in ga
Third.
Evening journal., 1903-04-25
DOINGS IN 4
SOCIAL WAY
Matters of Interest to
Wilmington People
Reception to High School
Graduafes-Brief Per
s0naI Mention

The senior class OF the Wilmington
High School gave reception at the school
last night. Parents and friends OF the
graduates and also several members bf tho
school faculty were prs sent. Members Of
the Central Manual rrsining School base
ball team were the spe cial guests. Tho
hall was beautifully decorated with cherry
and white. the schools colors. The fol-
lowing officers occupied the stage, both
the February and June classes having
separate organizations. Presidents, e. c.
Brltton and J.. Horty; vce-presldents,
Miss Marion Kite and Miss Lulu Scott.
secretaries. Miss Florence Biddlc and Miss
Agnes Traynor; treasureis, Roy Eaton and
Samuel Hamilton.
An excellent program was presented,
after which refreshments were served.
The following members OF the Board Of
Education were present: Robert Adair
Bernard j. Donoho, Francis McGoverm,
Thomas f. O. Donnell, William G. Baugh
Charles Shaffer and William j. Burton
Evening journal., 1903-04-25
EXCITED OVER CAvE.lN

Land In Heart Of Avoca, Near Wilkes
barre, Pa, Gees Down Three Feet.
Wilkesbarre. Pa. April 25. The
town of Avaco. eight miles from this
city, was the scene OF considerable ex-
element caused by O second cave-in,
that proved more disastrous than the
one that took place on Monday last
The surface over the workings Of the
Langcliff mine began settling, and sew
eral acres Of land in the heart Of the
town are cIectcd. Eleven properties
on 10th sides OF Main street are within
the affected district, and much uneasi-
ness prevails among those residing in
that portion. es the surface went down
to the depth OF nearly three feet
The cause of the disaster Is attrib-
uted to the removal of the coal in the
lower veins by the Langcliff company
and the upper veins by the Avoca Coal
Company Many of the properties are
seriously damaged. but to what extent
is not known as yet.
Evening journal., 1903-04-25
Brain
Heart and Stomach
Affected.
Life Hung by Thread
Until Cured by
DIR. Miles Heart Cure
and Nervine.

"Some years ago ] was suddenly prostra.
ted with what my doctor called an ettuson
of blood on the brain. Heart trouble deve-
oped shortly after and l became SO weak
that il was with great difficulty that could
walk acTOs the room. For two months my
lie seemed TO be hanging on a thread when
my attention was arrested by an ad. OF Dr.
Mics Nervinc in our church paper. | sent
for bottle of Nervine, one of Heart Cure at
the same time wrote for advice. was told
10 take in addition DIR. Miles Nerve and
Liver Pills For ten years / have been
terribly afflicted with constipation. l con-
tinued the remedies with short intermittance
for two month. Under God those remedies
have been the means Of restoring me 10 good
health and no one looking at me now would
dream that for two months / walked at the
edge of the tomb from heart weakness and
nervous prostrntion. / cannot say too
much for the wonderful properties that your
remedies possess. / have tried many kinds
Of pills but never any that equal the Nerve
and Liver Pills for constipation. ."-REv. w.
A. ROBINS, Port Elgin, Ont.
A mistake in diagnosis is common in cases
of heart disease. Every heart that flutters
palpitates, tires out easily, (causing shortness
Of BREATH aches. etc, is weak or diseased and
treatment should not be postponed a single
day. There Is no remedy so safe aud sure as
DR.. Miles Heart Cure which speedily cures.
All druggists sell and guarantee FIRST bot
tie DIR. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
DIR. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Ind.
Evening journal., 1903-04-25
Question of Stocks

Every woman knows what an i'm
portant finish to a gown is supplied by
a pretty bit Of neclwear. Never WIS
nat luxury more easily attaia4ble than
NOW.
To begin with, there were so many
dainty stock collars Cbtainable for TWEEN
ty-fve or fifty cents Next, the left
overs, OF which every woman has a box
or drawerful tucked away, the bits Of
ribbon and lace and velvet can all be
Utilized in making up an attractive
adornment for the throat
Insertion dividing strips OF gay col
ored velvet is enc pretty thought. Ns-
dallions OF embroidery or lace, Gp-
pliqued upon satin ribbon, form an
other pretty stock. Frequently, en-
broideries bought by the yard can be
separated into medallions, which as
just now so popular.
By the way, thc-e top collars are
terribly tricky hin II you wear one
be sure TO attacn q i'rnly wnere it be-
longs. Not infrocuently one sees an
unconscious maiden whose top COLLAR
has wriggled one end free in the back
and has, therefore, ceased to be orna-
mental.
Evening journal., 1903-04-25
TO Be
ON VIEW NO MORE
Hereafter Document Will Be
Kept Under Lock and Key
in Great Safe

Washington, April 25.-The Declara-
ton of Independence is to be seen no
more by the public An order has been
issued that henceforth the historic
manuscript shall be kept under lock
and key in a great fire and light proof
safe. The Declaration will never be
exhibited again at any of the great in
ternational fairs. This decision was
reached as the result OF an examination
of the document by committee of the
American Academy of Sciences, now in
session in this city, who acted at the
instance OF Secretary Hay whose at
tention has been called to the sad state
OF the famous document by Andrew
Allen. librarian of the state depart
ment. Most Of the text of the Declara-
ton is still legible but only one or two
of the signatures can be made out
There is only trace Of the autograph
of John Hancock, the first to sign.
The document was photographed
and then locked up. The committed
has recommended that at certain lons
intervals of time Il be taken from it'
case and re-photographed. the purpose
being to measure as nearly as can b'
done the result Of the protective steps
Evening journal., 1903-04-25

march from aida" ,verdD; caveiliera
ltusdcana Intermezzo" (AfascaenD:
Elsas Dream from u ohengrin' (Wag-
Memorial services VIII be held In Olivct
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning
for John Megl, VINO was buried ait sea.
DR.. Gcrhart. Of the Central pcnnsyl-
v,lnia Conference, will represent the tenn
pcrance wcrl1 of the Aa-rican Anu-saloon
League at 1890 tomorrow m9rnlng at St.
Pauls M. T.. Church. IN the evening DIR.
Alfred Smith viii open his work as
temperance evangelist.
The Epworh League Lyceum win hold
its closing exercises In Haven M. u.
Church a. $3.50 tomorrow afternoon A.
musical and literary program wn be
given.
The Rev. Robert A. Elwood will preach
ON sonsp monal topic m Oiivet Presby-
terian church tomorrow evening. HIS sub
icct will be: Us There a Baby in Hell?
II so. Whose?" The pistor VIII read an
original rccm at the morning service.
bishop Coleman viii administer tho
r.te Of confirmation IN Immanuel church,
Highlands, tomorrow evening.
Services in Union M. u. Church
tomorrow will begin with a general
testimony meeting at 9.3C o'clock led
by the Rev. r.. III. Adams. The Hon.
william NJ. Ashman, of Philadelphia,
! viii speak ON the Sabbath and Chris
titan Civilization" az 1890 o'clock.
Special exercises viii be held In the
sunday school at .. M. under the
direction of superintendent George w.
Todd and the Rev. H. J.. Hyde. Evan
geiist Hyde viii preach the evening
sermon at 73O o'clock.
. Music at Rodney Street Church
tomorrow viii be as follows; Morning.
4, Organ voluntary. in 70, op. No. S31, Ba-
tiste; anthem "Jubilate Dec IN Ib. d
Barnett; oifertory, bass solo. "Thc
Great White Throne" Brown, John w
p Proudht. Evening. Organ voluntary
q 'Marche Solennelle," ketterer: am
>, them. Blessed Are the Merciful.'
>, Hiles; uartet "Hark. HarlS My Soul.
Holden. Mrs Lewis soprano obllgato,
Miss Nandorsloot Messrs Ayres ane
J. Proudnt
Evening journal., 1903-04-25
CIRCUS IS COMING TO Town

Barnum & Bailey's gold advertising
car is in the city today and a small
army Of bill-posters and lithographers
has been busy decorating walls and
winCJws with the gaiy-coiored pictor-
ial announcements Of the big SHOW. The
date in Wilmington is Saturday, May
16 and Il goes without saying that this
will be one of the biggest Saturdays in
the history Of local amusements. Tho
Barnum & Bailey show has not exhibit
"a in Wilmington for six years. and
during five yeaus Of that time il has
been abroad. winning golden opinions
from the people OF Europe. It has ne
turned bigger and better than ever
with hundreds Of new textures and mary
novel acts that fnve never before been
s1sn I'm this country. During the past
six weeks the show has been exhibiting
in Madison Squars Garden. New York.
to d1rrhtzd thousands. Press and pub-
e nave united in declaring that the
-o-fcim1nco Surpassed anything ever
Igs~n in the mrt-crc'is
1fc exhibitions here Will he identi-
cllly the same as those presented in
New York. with the added flavor OF
teuts. The sawdust and the red lemon
ads. This years street parade is un-
usually elabo&te, and will create a
sensation in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1903-04-25
COLLEGE BOYS GIVE GOOD SHOW
Mask and Wis Club Of Delaware Col
Ieae Well Received.


The New-century drawing room was
crowded last night by the friends OF the
delaware college Mass and Wig Club. 20
-,.,tress The return engagement of The
1utle Freshman Minstreis. The musical
,,,,r,i,srs were wei renuored ard entnusi-
asticslv received. The following vas the
cast; ~, ,,
g w Bush. who was the little fresh
man. l. e. G.. Pardor. president OF re-
centson committee, Bassett Ferguson Dr.
Dawson. the resident professor X. w. r.
bowler heuben WISE. the farmer; hu-
gene Reybold. George James, 'he ianitor'
]. S. Grcves and A. w Powen, pahJo
plavers. and S. c. DoVnee, musical ul-
rector.
The singers were William Lawton' Jr''
who sang. "Eva;" L. w. Hickman VINO
Sang MANDY Won't on BE Ny Beau;
and for an encore, MY Princess Lu Lu''
II. NJ. Jones. Down Where the Wurz-
burger II, VS." G. e.. Cooper The Fi-
rate" G.. A. wyats. way Down Honder
in the csrn Faeld" l.. G. Pie, In ihs
Valley of Kentucky;" r.. Reybold' on,
Didn't He Ramble;" l.. w sowlT' III !
Was as Young as ! Used to b. Willie
Bevan. kiss Yourse Goodbye and
Groves. Berry. Ewing, Stephens McO@oe
Powell and IL. Hickman as the chorus.
The cole ge orchestra comprising Joseph
+. Thompson. leader, and Messrs. Downes
Evening journal., 1903-04-25
Townsend
speclal to Ithe RvenanK Ionrn

Special to the Evening Journal.
Townsend, April 24.-Misses Katie
and Ella Maloney attended
the reception tendered Mr.. and Mis-.
Harry Webb near Delaware City, on
Thursday evening. Mr. WEBB and
bride came from Bridgeton, N. j., Tut
d few days ago, they having been mar
ried there just previous to their com
ing to Delaware City where they Will
make their future home.
The Rev c. F. Morris and wife. Of
Colts. Nd, visited ther daughter, Mrs.
Ella Watts.
Miss Emma G. Hess, of Philadelphia,
is the guest Of relatives near town
Misses Mary Money and Anna Beau
champ were Smyrna visitors yesterday.
Miss Edna Baird who has been visit
ing friends in Townsend, has returned
to her home in Seaford.
Mrs. w. w. Lyman is visiting friends
in Delaware City.
Mort CHM and wife were Townsend
visitors yesterday.
Evening journal., 1903-04-25
LARGE RACING AUTOMOBILE
Philadelphia Parties Visit This City in
Fine. Machine.

BENJAMIN f. Griscom, of Philadelphia
arrived in shis city about non today in his
large racing automobile He was accom-
panied by C. z. Hodges, and the machine
was stopped for short time at Fourth
and Market streets where it attracted a
great deal of AFTERNOON. Mr.. Hodges
stated it was merely a little outing and
they would return TO Philadelphia from
here.
The machine was one of the finest ever
seen in the city. With the fittings 1T cost
about 5000. II is a Peerless machine and
was built In Cleveland, Ohio. but most Of
the trimmings came from Paris. On the
front OF the automobile was an immense
brass headlight which cost $3.50. There
were also two brass lamps, enc on each
side Of the headlight t'.at cost $500 apiece.
The machine was operated by motive pow
er and the stop was made In this city on
account OF a hot box. The machine can
make S5 miles an hour on the road.