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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08
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44aaa EAf #a5 cGlasaArE0 IN
PINE ElGFF or
MONDAY.
a5a aa=FaHave5#bTs speech aak.
8 ports and a Eat At
Zones Park.=
5a-r l#.3 #a celebrated III s1ae
L. aa#l@o 8uff Yesterday. All the
eha=.=at.4 bQsine44= men were
ele-e..- a.aE afternoon and ON
61eeef aad#et4eleFs e8ee=eyer the day
70 zeele5ratuz .fae= parade at i
u.elnel in fao =uotia4 Vas o8a= of The
6oa1 ever seen f=ras The prIze fer
=ba8lsamest aeaG@aa Won by ].
y. rataeefe. 5THe# following were in
8he# line Of march,
Mounted police
I.eAlaire.s Land.
arpentsf- anil .loiaer5 union.
From MoldoE5 union
TEposraphieaI union, No. AZ.
II King White marshal of the day.
Queens tloat,
Ghiet= fire department.
Fire department,
Cotton Belt Maehiniats union,
Ketail clerks, No. 8ll,
j. Al raulettcs electric float,
Carpenters float,
City Clark Johnson,
- Courthouse officials in carriages,
kastor and BInthenthal,
Sidney iiclmS.
Woodmcn of the World float,
Burns and Joyce,
international brotherhood of Black
smiths,
r. f. Price, barber shop,
Primrose barber shop,
John II. Dellmon.
Robinson Brothers.
Grand Leader,
American Excelsior laundry,
DIR. Collins
Yauch's steam bakery,
Dreyfus big Store
Chattanooga beer,
Holland and Lampcrt
Hollenberg Music company.
In the afternoon the speaking at
Jones park attracted large crowds.
Hon. Joe /. Robinson, a. f. Vandeven-
ter, II. X. Toney and T.. J. kerwin
were the speakers. All addressed the
crowds on subjects appropriate to the
day and all We're well received.
Then followed the afternoons sports
! baseball, races, etc II. x. TOney,
Creed Caldwell and E. J. Kerwin were
the judges Of all events.
The festivities closed with game
of ball at the park, which lasted until
a late hour.
Ad Labor Day .=.--.4.=..............
The following is the list OF events
and the winners:
For bes- rifle shot-Rne, given by
VossN Nicnol company; won by Mrs. T.
A. Drummond
Sack race-Pair shoes, by 1. Drey-
fus; won by James Steed
Fat mans race-Box fine cigars, by
S. A. Rosenberg; won by - Fisk
Lean mans Walking cane, by
Kastor and Bluthenthal; won by
aIcGhec i
Pretty girl-Parasol, by Honet and
company: won by Miss B. Dodge
Most attractive married woman
Any pair OF gloves by Wolf Nichols;
ven BY Mrs T. T. Miller
Best individual loat-A $40 cash
prize; Won by ]. A. Frazier,
Best float representing any business
--&25 in cash; won by ]. A. Paulette.
Finest boy baby, from one to two
and one-half years-Silver cup, by r.
II. Stearns; won by William Goebel
Turner.
Finest girl baby, from one to two and
! one-half years-Gold ring, by b. Gott-
lieb won by Melby Heston.
Finest boy baby, from two and one
half to five years-Silyer knife and
fork, Arnold Brothers; won by Mack
! Mullikin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08

Of the city approved by
committee were read and
the council. The account
hemingway and Rose was
the mayor and finance com
further consideration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08
Quarterly Conference.

The third quarterly conference OF
the First Methodist church will con-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08
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|n Jordan Sid Boyce report
places in the city thai
n unsanitary condition and
ordered abated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08

- l. Dewoody and daughter,
= 9sret' will go to Hot Springs
70 Weeks vacation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08

ltion Was presented declar-
tier tank on Chestnut street.
3arraque street and Second
nuisance, which was adopt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08
paul I ON KING PETER.
"0aafch Has Narrow Escape
from Assassination.

=, Sept. s-A report is pub
sIe that King Peter of servia
f. ~ row escape from assassina-
returning from Nish. His
I was stoned and a revolver
" at him from a window.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08

bn Jordan stated that the
: in the rear Of the Hotel
kas unsanitary and that it
regulated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08

moved by Alderman Nichol
Fing of water from the public
| for sprinkling purposes be
/ a substitute motion was
alderman Boyce that the may
horized to have the matter of
water from the public hy-
ated, which was seconded and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08

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bleef9o G Of the city coeaeiI
|last night IN the council
|ut only questions ef minor
| we're considered. ST
(ldermcn answered to their
The roll was called. They
tmen Boyce, Fox -
Ian. Meyer Mayor White
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08

! R IA a,z<>5
% At rtiE SESSION OF
,ry COUNCIL LAST
NIGHT.
sanoss Reported and Goun-
ared i#sn All 10 BE
aba -,
leet3a Of the city coeaeil
last night III the council
ut only questions ef mino,
we're considered. ST
ldermcn answered to their
the roll was called. They
rmen Boyce, FeX, -
Ian. Meyer. Mayor White
Of the city approved by
/ committee were read and
the council. The account
HemingWay and Rose was
the mayor and finance com
further consideration.
h Jordan SHd Boyce report
places in the city thai
IN unsanitary condition and
T ordered abated.
ltion was presented declar-
hter tank on Chestnut street,
Barraque street and Second
nuisance, which was adopt
hn Jordan stated that the
E in the rear of the Hotel
Tas unsanitary and that it
\ regulated.
moved by Alderman Nichol
ling of water from the public
/ for sprinkling purposes be
"a substitute motion was
Alderman Boyce that the may,
horized to have the matter OF
water from the public hy-
ated which was seconded and
an Meyer reported that stand
existed in the ditch leading
tn avenue to Barraque street
n street, and moved that
leclared a nuisance and that
neer Shelby be directed to
the matter.
nance assessing the valua-
'Elng district No. 10 (West
nue) and creating a lien on
roperty in the district, was
ldopted.
nance appropriating $S,G00
vment of bricks ordered by
of public affairs, to be used
Sixth avenue passed three
nd was adopted.
'ion appropriating $4,000 to
Tile July 10, 1905, was adopt
shlle stated that legal OBJ
Il Lincoln county rendered
10 leave on the 1928 Iron
'Faln, and he therefore re-
= d MAJOR pro tenn. be elect
lames of Aldermen Jordan
re presented and Alderman
elected.
II the council adjourned un-
y at $50 o'clock. when the
Nv before the body will be
1t ON KING PETER.
march Has Narrow Eec,na
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08
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IN COTTON REET RAILS as RS
Ga%las MEMPHIS 8EfHu
s
( N) y -

IA szzz.6a Any .#5H
safz=t te Reconcile .ta##e - esaz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08

Dtlon the council adjourned un-
suay at $50 o'clock, when the
~ now before the body will be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08

ian Meyer reported that stand
existed in the ditch leading
|rth avenue to Barraque street
Fn street, and moved that
declared a nuisance and that
Blneer Shelby be directed to
|r the matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08
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Philippine f2Daas.
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Continued on Page Eight.
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(Coi dent mn Page Eight.D
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nv COUNCIL LAST
NIGHT
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08
b MATTERS FAI11R
E. At ThE SESSION OF 9 oA4Y Aa.-a@zH 2--1- az1r.

- AT TliE SESSION OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08

anance assessing the valua-
paving district No. 10 (West
enue) and creating a lien on
property in the district, was
adopted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08

Mnl'e stated that legal OBJ
IN lincoln county rendered
parry TO leave ON the 1928 Iron
IL 'faln, and he therefore re-
'Hat MAJOR pro tenn. be elect
7 names of Aldermen Jordan
were presented and Alderman
|was elected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08

trH I#t # celebrated III aIaa
H. ta=r#p stun We afdaS All the
- stze.a4 ai4a b9siuesa men were
closet et5a4 afternoon and On
6iaEet aad =riaF1oFP gave ever the day
- eeieb@tuz fiJe parade ii II
u.etual=iu lhl a9Hus @as aan OF the
Aa=f ever seen Hare. The prlze for
6be= =baaaaamest Heat Vas Won by J.
y. Patit1fe. The following were in
fhs llue# Of march
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08

|ulhance appropriating $4,000
payment of bricks ordered by
y OF public affairs, to be used
| Sixth avenue passed three
and was adopted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08
ancss Reported and Goun-

ksred them no4Ati= 10 BE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08

Plu'lon appropriating $4,000 to
I due July 10, 1905, was adopt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-08
PINE BLUFF or
MONDAY
sa4=aa Followed by Speech =nak.

Sports ard a 27tfal
zones Park.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-02
RevIVinu the Curtevy.

The people of Antrim nave hailed
with delight the decision of the town
&C mmissioners to revive the ancient
custom Of ringing the curfew nigh~.y.
At Antrim, as at a great many other
towns in Ulster, the curfew was in
former generations rung regularly;
but the practice, like that associated
with the maypole, has gradually died
out until now the places where it still
fingers are few and far between. The
action of the commissioners is based
on purely sentimental grounds. They
have simply revived an old custom be-
cause the people like to hear the bell
and are willing to pay for the privil'
ege, as is indicated by the fact that a
sum of money to pay all expenses has
been handed over to the vestry Of the
parish church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-02
bflities of u Window.

|no end to the ways in which
hggle with a window. If it
a valance and curtains may
6ss the wall above it; if it is
hich is more frequent, Il grill
I'll across it and the curtains
ediately below the grill; if
Harrow the grill or the val
batever makes the upper dec
V be extended several inches
frame on each side. so that
hs hanging from it will actu-
Nh a bit of the wall, and the
klins that much OH its bound
fson of ingenuity viii con-
terous other eXpcdients. The
1 to bear in mind is the con
/ the horizontal line. Let the
(Dlding be even with the tops
brs, or the chair rail With the
he windows. or the wain>rot-
Hthe mantelshclf or the mid
the window. If the room is
IN what paper hangers call
birds. then each division
Drrespond with some inpor-
Df the wall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-02
The Real Home.

let the museum idea float all
your house. If you are a pond
man don't think you must have
leopard and tiger skins that
only be the stage setting for a
Pa, said a speaker at the New
ousehold Economic association.
good advice that a man wrote
man who was about to furnish
Pc: Now, when you go out to
Fhiture put on the brakes and
h there"
; real home there should be the
place for the young. the rest
Pr the man and woman, the rec
! place for the family and the
|for the aged.
lhal requisite in any home is
Pty. Don't make it too complex
RRhcerlty Vet the note of SINGER
'he dominant note. Then fol
le third attribute-serenitv,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-02
Si1llel Work bag.

etty silken workbag which is
Hike by the woman of leisure
Nbusy housewife is now con
kfrom richly colorea handlSer-
any desired pattern or color.
fe cut across on the bias and
straight band Of silk of an
t or color, with the points eX-
2about three inches or more
le plain edge. The lower parts
&ndkerchiefs can be overlapped
hd two handkerchicfS are SulIi
Va bag of usual proportions. \
zee of silk with Il cardboard in
is seWed to the gathered bot
he shallow bag formed by fas
be band together, and Il ribbon
ing is run through the top.
e handkerchief points fail over
E in a charming frill of dec
olnts. and small pockets OF silk
ed on the inner side of the bag
'ad, thimble, scissors and the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-02
THE RAINFALL IN ENGLAND.
Cyclonic Disturbances Had Little Ma
terjal Effect

terial Effect.
Fortunately for the south OF Eng
land the cyclonic disturbances, which
this year have been more than usually
numerous, have kept fairly regularly
to their normal track, says the Lon
don Chronicle. This course has TAX
e,. them across Ireland and Scotland,
and as a result the rainfall account
in these two countries is now m>.ch
ahead of the average. Scotland north
has had an excess of nearly ten inches
the surplusage in the west and east
being nine and five inches, respective
.y. Ireland has beaten the average by
between five and six inches. The
south of England has had but trlHe
more than it's usual allowance; the
eastern counties, on the other hand.
being nearly an inch short.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-02
way of the Good Wou,,n

ne women would only bear in
Aat they may need the worlds $
eord themselves some dav they
oe more careful in what they
'aow they say it. Charity is Of
as well as deed. 1t is notfrc
70 tle feeding of the hungry
Z clothing of the poor. 1t is as
Eneeded among the rich as anon.
,her class. The woman who
oe a pattern of her sex will cul.
l. sun tongue. Ii she would I've
."s TO humanity she will tenn
~ ruce with mercy. and above all
- Aeep her verdicts to herself
sue sits in Judgment on her
s'-i'hiladelphia Telegraph.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-02
The Artists Revenge.

A Chinese story te,'7 how a very
stingy man took paltry sum OF
money to an artist, who always ex-
acted payment in advance, and asked
him to paint his portrait. The artist
at once complied with the request, but
when the portrait was finished moth
ing was visible save the back OF the
sitter's head. what does this mean?"
cried the sitter Indignantly. wei,
replied the artist. 81 thought a man
aa;d co little as YOU did wouldn't t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-02
CHILDREN.

,danum, no paregoric, no
h the appetite when disin-
hat the child's food is well
and corrections shoulG
Zen.
nourishing diet in q vio-
red child.
1ood from day to day, but
h ut one meal.
thorough chewing. A child
fast eats too much.
Food between meals. The
hires a rest, like any other
body.
6oned dishes and salt meats,
Cooked vegetables, unripe
Ind rich cake.
Dod once a day and in small
Eif the teeth can maSticatc.
Y to a rapidly growing child.
r that the summer COM
es chiefly from overlooking
E of improper food, but new
ething.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-02
. Mckinley as a comno....

no' generally known that Miss
/ ,a. Mckinley of Canton, O., niece
4 'a'e 4 president, has won rcputa-
l. $50. composer of both songs and
|1.eh,a' AZ. "a. music. Under the nom do
!. ~ VIVIAN Grey she has written
etor, ea' OF music of high order.
. .ne~zo called "Anona" ia the
no,%a %n piece of all her compost
perhaps. ha Her preference has ol.
i ' :. lor the classical in music.
es+ os Is generally conceded that
i n' enorts have been in the non,,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-02
zane Seated Chairs.

we re,ans sane seated chairs begin to
btrands :. e.iorce them with four or
1 naas anus OF Of wire running each way
bg the m co,,rsn center of the chair fol-
ling tho sourse ~ of the cane, but
cane Tue @ wire on the underside of
psh udne, ~ passing it up and down ~,
same -. noies u, in the frame of the
and fas.o as the cane, drawing very
'1st Iiu fastening each end around s .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-02
Climbed Mount Rainier.

It has long been supposed impossible
for human being to climb to the sum.
NIT of Mount Rainier, in Washington,
but Dr. R. w. Belts of New Orleans
and H. M. Sarvant of Tacoma sue
ceeded in accomplishing the feat last
week. Before reaching the summit
they were compelled to cut steps IN
the ice surrounding the old crater IN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-02

A good quality Of soap is neces~
sary to beautify the complexion anc
none other should be used. II shouid
not only be used for bathing. but also
for shaving. Among other things, shA
Primrose BARRIERS select the best makT
of soap that can be procured. GIVE
them trial and they viii be sure ID
satisfy you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-02
PIE CITY ELECTRIC CO..
A QUEER MIXTURE

hut q mighty good one--the use
electricity to furnish light to mea
sure coal Oil. Fact. thoa sh-don'
every dark day, you see. electric
light has SO many advantages-it.
convenient (hGndy, you know c.
2fe. We provide lamps, wiring an
t.;I.s generally for electrical, lign
ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-02

Admission tickets and number .d reserved seats
sold on show day at Coons Drug Store, at exactly
the same prices charged at the regular ticket wagons
on the show grounds.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-04-15
GARDENER
QUITS JOB

A vacancy exists at the court house.
j. A. Kusche, the landscape gardener
who has been at work for the past
year or more disfguring the plaza has
thrown up his job. This will be well
come news to the tax payers as that
job of landscaping has been a very ex-
pensive one to them, and the con-
glomeration of rock piles which are
left as monuments of a useless waste
of money, is all they have to show for
it. There was a possibility of making
thing of beauty of the plaza at a
very small expense, before those piles
of rocks we're hauled into it. AS the
expense of hauling them off again will
be quite great they will probably be
permitted to remain there for years
to come. 1t is hoped that the posi-
ton of plaza gardener may remain va
cant indefinitely unless better plan
can be devised for improving it than
the one which has been in vogue in
the past. The plaza is the laughing
stock of all visitors to Prescott.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-04-15
WHERE THE
MONEY GOES

On account of the low tide in the
county treasury only small number
of bills were allowed at the recent SEES
sion of the board of supervisors, those
allowed being as follows:
ID. G. Sinclair, supervisor, $3.50.
Fred Stephens, supervisor, $3.50.
John Snyder, out door relief, $40.
L. S. Colwell, deputy recorder, sos.
F. E. Walker, deputy recorder,
s37. so.
Chas. Battye, deputy recorder, s225.
G. NJ. Dotson, deputy recorder,
s225.
P j Keohane, deputy recorder,
s195.
Ben Coon, deputy recorder, 1925.
NJ. A. Lawler, deputy recorder,
s37. 80.
F. G. Brown, copyist, So.
Mary Bowen, out door relief, $40. 20.
j. H. Robinson, out door relief,
$3.50.
E. S. Clark, salary and expense of
deputy district attorney, 1892 O5.
j. Aug. Kusche, gardener and labor,
S232. 80.
The following we're audited and par
tial payment ordered:
c. P. Hicks, probate judge, 1920. %.
P. j. Farley, recorder, s549.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-04-15
Business of County.

The board of supervisors finished NJ
its business yesterday, adjourned
and the members went home.
Considerable of the business trans
acted was routine, among it being the
report of the chairman of the bond:
approved by him, twenty five in mum.
Der.
Constable Springer of Prescott re.
signed his position.
W. W. Snyder was appointed road
overseer of district No. 80.
A. F. Hunts resignation as justice
of the peace at Ash Fork was accept
ed, and l.. ]. Burt was appointed to
fill the vacancy.
Treasurer Storm was directed to
strike off the following assessments
from W. S. Pratt lots and Otis ad-
dition; G. W. Bigley for years 1901
and 1902 all personal property and i'm
provements on land; E. G. Wager for
1902 improvement on possessory right
5000; Mrs. H. Robbins for 1902 all
personal property.
The board confirmed the appoint
ments of E. c. Averyt and W. H.
Pound as deputy recorders.
The claims presented for outdoor re-
lief to j. Campbell by F. Fl. Coon
s15. % and to Mrs. johnson by J. N.
Rodenburg to the amount of $50 we're
disallowed.
Misdemeanor prisoners committed
at points where branch jails are To-
Gated we're ordered to be detained at
such branch jails during their term OF
sentence.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-04-15
VeritabIe Gold Hill.

The owners of the Gold Hill group
of mines in Thumb Butte district
some five miles north west of Prescott
have been developing their property
during the past year to such an extent
that only a mill and cyanide plant are
required now to extract the assured
values in the lenses of the ore blocks,
one of which on the Gold Hill is five
feet wide and GOO feet in length and
down to water level, with known
free milling ore extending from 10C
to 300 feet under the surface. There
are also tens of thousands of tons OF
granulated quartz, containing high
values in gold in plain sight. This
claim adjoins the Gold Hill, with
abundant water for all purposes. DR..
Warren E. Day and his son Warren F..
Day are now planning to install a
system to extract the gold from this
granulated quartz. If this can be
done without further crushing, there
is bed of natural gold tailings, the
like of which has not been found in
our section. The owners of this prop
erty are open to suggestions as to the
proper working plant to install as the
value per cubic yard is known to ex-
coed sixty cents simply from the gold
that can be washed off the granulated
quartz. What the entire values are
will remain for the present the assay
er's and owners secret.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-04-15
City's Rock Pile.

At the council meeting ON Monday
night Chief of Police Prince suggest
ed to the council the advisability of
starting a rock pile in West Prescott
on which the city prisoners might be
worked, and the broken rock used to
macadamiZe the streets of the city
and thus realize some return for the
expense of feeding a gang of hobos
and criminals. The same thing has
been suggested by Police Judge Nc
Lane. The plan outlined by these
officers is to build a sort of corral
among the rocks in West Prescott and
take all the prisoners to this place
every morning and give them rea-
sonable amount of rock to break for
the day and let them understand that
when that is done their days work is
done and not until then. By such a
method any amount of men could be
worked with one guard. whereas one
man can only handle few prisoners.
The rock thus broken could be piled
up until there was enough to make a
covering for one block or portion of a
block, then it could be hauled and
spread upon the street, and in couple
of years or in less time the main bus
mess streets of the city could all be
macadamized with broken rock which
would give us as fine streets as any
city could want.
The council said they were not
ready at this time to take up the
proposition but might at some future
time.
In conversation with Journal Min
er man yesterday Mr.. Prince said that
there had been all the way from ten
to twenty prisoners in the Jail for
months past and that the city had to
feed them day after day and was not
realizing anything in return for all
this expense. 1t was his opinion also
that when the information leaked out
as it surely would among the hobo
element, that Prescott had rock pile
on which to entertain her prisoners,
that Mr.. Hobo would take mighty
good care to give this place the Ego
by" 1t would also have a tendency
to bring in cash for fines instead of
serving out fines in Jail at so much
per day.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-04-15
STOP SLOT
TEACHINGS

A move was inangurated today to
stop all slot machines. The sheriff
has been instructed to collect a regu-
lar gambling license of one dollar per
day from all slot machines where
there is an element of chance in
them. This does not include the slot
machines where candy, nuts, gum and
such things are sold by dropping a
nickle in the machine and getting a
package of merchandise, for in these
machines there is none of the element
of chance. The sheriff said today
that he had notified all persons who
have slot machines, of the intention
to enforce the law, and nearly all, if
not all, of them will take out their
machines.