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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-29
THIS WILL INTEREST MANY MEN

Jerome Longwell, the Wheeling, West Va
gInia publisher, says that II any one Athlete
with Varicoceie or impOtcney, or are weak
where perfect men are strong. will adcres
him. send no money he will direct them
perfect cure He will tell you how he wa
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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-29
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF TYLER COUNTY, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING MAY
81 1914 RENDERED FROM THE RECORDS OF THE COUNTY
COURT OF TYLER COUNTY WEST VIRGINIA.
J. w. DUTY, CLERK COUNTY COURT

Statement for each fund under the control Of the County
rt temizng all receipts and disbursements Appended to the
following appears emzed statement OF all
expenditures the various funds of the county, during the
nrvous fiscal year. ending May 81 1904 by separate items CIV
name of the person whom warrants issued together
with amount warrants arranged under distinct heads and
statement the debts of the district road fund OF Centreve
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-29

School supplies, including text
books, pencil boxes. school bags,
school rulers, blackboard erasers,
school chalk and crayon, tablets,
ink, pens. pencils at McCoy's Book
store.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-29

| ihSh oS"Si PiPN' P-'
j. R. Grimes, ~ days extra Ia
Dor, precinct No. 8, $3.50.
Durham Hardware company,
material furnished surveyors Of
roads, years 1901, 1902 and 1903,
1928.
| Durham Hardware company,
material furnished surveyor of
roads, $44.65.
James Cutler, hauling stone,
building culvert and opening
ditch, precinct 3, $3.50.
Edward Jobes, hiring hands ~
, days and fixing bridge, So.
Scott Christian, labor on roads,
precinct IA, $16S.
Daniel Wilcox, extra labor, pre-
= cinct IA, $500.
| I. A. Eddy, blacksmith bill for
repair tools, $1.75.
A. Heintzman, extra labor, pre-
cinct IA, $3.50.
James Cooper, extra labor and
+ teaming on foot bridges, l,lecinct
3, $13.
MiIroy Kelch, 111A days team
ing, precinct 2, $3.50.
B. E. Kelch, 7 days extra labor
precinct 2, 81.
NJ. Kelch, repairing bridge,
/ powder and fuse, $4.75.
Milroy Kelch, 312 feet lumber,
$4.6S.
f. J. Moore. 31a days extra la
Dor, precinct 2, $3.50.
S. Hayard, 2 days extra labor,
precinct 10, 81.
Jack Archer, 4 days extra labor
on roads, 81.
O. j. Wells, IL, days extra la
Dor. precinct 2, $3.50.
A. L. Buck, u day extra labor
precinct 5, soc.
A. L. Buck, 3E days teaming,
sills and pillow points, precinct 10,
So.
Frank Kimble. l day extra la
Dor, precinct 10, 81.
John Buck, 4 days extra labor,
precinct 10, 81.
J. C. Evans. use of team, pre-
cinct 8, Sc.
J. r. Kirby, extra labor, pre-
cinct 8. $3.50.
J. G.. Kimble, teaming, ETC.,
$2O.25.
w. f. Kirby, extra labor, pre-
cinct 8, 1890.
F. P. Fisher. 49, days extra la
Dor, precinct l, $3.50.
Henry Craig, 212 days extra la
Dor, precinct l, $3.50.
| J. r. Hunt. extra teaming on
road machine, precinct II, $11.5O.
John Richeson, extra labor, pre-
cinct 4, 81.
J. II. Tippens, extra labor, pre-
cinct II, 5000.
| Blame Archer. S2S feet lumber,
precinct 2, 1924.
! L. f. Villers, 4 days extra labor,
precinct II, 81.
| Edward Jobes. ~ days extra
labor, precinct 6. 1880.
| Mccoy & Alexander, lumber,
precinct 3. $34.61.
! John Bunnell. Z days extra Ia
Dor, precinct 3, 81.
/ James Richeson, powder and
fuse, precinct 7, $1.53.
| John RichesOn. team. work and
extra labor. precinct s, $143O.
Ed Richeson, extra labor, pre-
cinct 8. 1910.
Frank Kimble, extra labor, pre-
cinct 5. SOC.
J. J. Kimble, extra labor on
roads, So.
Franklin Kimble, extra labor,
precinct 3, 81.
! John Holmes. Z hours la
Dor. precinct s. zoe.
J. J. Kimble, 7 hours labor, pre-
cinct s. Zoe.
/ Continued Tomorrow.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-29

"Vergilius, " a tale Of the COM
ing of Christ" by Irving Bache
lor. author Of "Eben Holden, s"
"D'ri and T. etc. price $1.35 net,
at McCOy's Book store.
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Five hundred novels at ) cents
each at McCoy's Book store.

More delightful weather than
was enjoyed Sunday is seldom
experienced in this section of the
Ohio valley.
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CONTINUED +
Lincoln District Road Fund.

Lincoln District Road Fund.
Tom Steen, lumber on roads, 81.
Everett Archer, 4 days teamlng,
precinct No. ,, $16.
jill. Pierpoint, 2 days teamlng
on road with machine, So.
J. U. Lazure, assignee M. L.
Long, 2 claims, extra labor, pre-
cinctNo. 4, 1916.
VIM. H. Kimble, 10 days team
ing, precinct No. 13, $50.
C. C. Heslep, 2 days teamlng,
precinct No. >, Sc.
Peter Henthorn, ] day extra Ia
Dor, precinct >, 81.
G. w. Billeter, 3 days team
ING. precinct ), So.
Charles Billeter, 313 days labor,
precinct 5. $3.50.
w. II. Slider, 2 days labor, pre-
cinct ;, 81.
s. II. Slider, Az days labor,
precinct 5, $3.50.
L. c.. Slider, 3 days labor, pre-
cinct ), 81.
Mart Medis. l day labor and
timber for bridge, 81.
John Holmes. | day labor, pre-
cinct 5. 81.
John Roberts, extra labor, pre-
cinct 4, So.
Everette Jobes, extra labor, pre-
cinct 4. 81.
Guy Evans. extra labor, pre-
cinct No. 4. So.
Ralph Jobes, labor on roads,
$1.75.
John Bunting, extra labor, pre-
cinct 4. $4.75.
\. p. Ice, extra labor, precinct
4, $3.50.
Theodore Morrow, extra labor,
precinct 4, $3.50.
Edward Richeson, extra labor,
percinct 4, $3.50.
Jacob Shriver, extra labor, pre-
cinct 4, soc.
John Grimes, extra labor, pre-
cinct 4. $500.
J. G.. Evans, extra labor, pre-
cinct 4. $3.50.
John w. Horton, 31a days team
on roads. $1,000.
: Clark Evans, 2 days with team
and 2 days labor, SO.
Jno. Grimes, ~ days teamlng,
and = days labor, $3.50.
James Holmes, 4 days labor on
roads, 81.
Roy Holmes. q days labor on
road. 75c.
Charles Holmes, Az days labor,
$3.50.
Guy Evans, Az days labor on
roads, $3.50.
DR.. Jacobs, 4 days extra labor
on roads, 81.
Edward Jobes. 4 days labor on
roads, 81.
Dan Jacobs. 3 days with team,
precinct -. IS.
B. futile. . days with team, pre-
cinct -. IS.
James Cooper, hauling scrapers,
So.
John Lazear,, going after scrap
er. So.
w. II. Noll. 1 tires and repairs
on road machine. $3.50.
Peter Henthorn, 6 days teamlng
on roads. precinct 3. $1S.
Leslie Taylor. 3 days extra la
Dor. precinct ), So.
White Bros, 500 feet lumber,
81.
Charles Bllleter. extra LABOR on
roads, precinct ., So.
s. H. Slider. extra labor on
roads, precinct ). 81.
G. T. Buck. 3 days extra labor,
precinct 10, So.
c. f. Kimble. 6 days extra la
Dor, precinct 10. Sc.
Uriah Kimble, 3 days extra Ia
Dor. precinct 10. So.
French Torpedo company, dyna-
mite, caps, fuse, etc, 1913.
Ed Jobes, extra labor, precinct
4, $50.
Edward Jobes. extra labor, pre-
cinct IA So.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-01
Charge Is Serious One.

Corvallis, Ore, Aug. S1.-Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney z. r. Bryson has
been for several days quietly securing
evidence duplicating several young men
OF this city in a charge of criminal as
sault upon Marietta Lewis, the 49,
year-old daughter of Plutarch Lewis.
This is the young girli who dressed in
boys clothes and ran away from home
two weeks ago, and was captured at
Albany. Since her return she has made
some serious charges against young
men whose names are not yet made
public.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-01
KLAMATH FALLS GROWING.
Everybody Busy and Outlook Bright
for the Future.

Ashland Tidings: Across the noun
tains," in southern Oregon, is a grow
ing town-klamath Falls. Never be-
fore did il have as many carpenters
all busy, too. Likewise the stonema-
sons and painters. Nearby saw mills
are taxed TO supply'the demand for
lumber The latent resources of Kla-
math are at last developing, and be-
cause this is true, the metropolis of
these sage plains, which are soon to
be irrigated by process of gigantic un-
dertakings, is growing. Already pri-
vate company has done an immense
amount of work on water way, which,
when completed, will carry 100000
inches of water. Government engi-
neers are here-haye been with us
throughout the summer-and will re-
main with us for an indefinite period.
They find here splendid field for OPP
erations and that the government will
soon commence the construction of
reservoirs and canals, there is no doubt.
One of their projects is to divert the
waters of Lost river into the Klamath
river, thereby drying up Tule lake, re-
claiming it for agricultural purposes.
The many thousands of acres of land
N this section, now desert in eharac-
Ter, are soon to take on the wearing
If the green
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-01
Suicide Prevented.

The startling announcement that a
preventive of suicide had been discov-
cred will interest many. A rundown
system, or dependency invariably pre-
cedes suicide and something has been
found that will prevent that condition
which makes suicide likely. At the
first thought of self-destruction take
Electric Bitters. 1t being a great tonic
and nervine will strengthen the nerves
and build up the system. It's also d
great Stomach, Liver and Kidney reg
ulator. Only soc. Satisfaction guar
anteed by Chas. Rogers, druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-01
susPIcIoNED OF MURDER.
0olber Will Case Stirs Up Hints of a
Dark Crime.


San FRANCISCO, Aug. 31.-The ex.
pected has happened in the Dolber viii
case. Something livelier than a lega
Wrangle with wordy blows given anc
taken in tight good earnest transpired
when opposing attorneys locked horns
IN Judge Coffey's arena. The combat
came when Attorney Albert Johnson
was wiping his perspiring brow after
he had gained the point fought for
an order from the court to take the de-
position of Miss Eta Mary Warren,
before the famous case, involving the
greater part of 100000, shall pro-
eeed to trial
Ugly and appalling are the accusa-
tions which during the month past
nave gathered like black clouds over
the head of Miss Warren. Whether
these clouds will vanish or descend TO
her defeat is a matter of widespread
conjecture. Following the calling of
the case in the superior court, Attor-
ney Johnson made an eloouent and
torcible address for his clients pray
ing that the case be not set for trial
and asking that the court demand Miss
Warren's deposition. During his adj
dress Johnson denounced the oppos-
ing attorneys at 'the representatives of
Miss Warren" declaring that they
dared not take the stand and make
oath to the contrary
And that girl, that poor. weak. sick
young woman" declared the attorney
by way Of preface to the onslaught
which furnished the days sensation.
who is supposed to be too i'll to ap-
pear in court or to be questioned is.
II the truth be known, Just as able TO
come into this court and testify as are
those two gentlemen who here repre-
sent her interests under the guise Of
attorneys for the proponents. why do
they take such pains to see that her
face never goes past the threshold OF
her own home? Why do they declare
that they can go on with this case
without deposition and the presence of
Eta Mary Warren? Because. your
honor, they fear that should she be
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-01
Reorganization Of the Southern
Textile Company to be Tried
on Working Basis.
CAPITAL STOCK $4,000, 900
Plan to Cut This Down to $780,
600 and Make Arrangements
to Start the Mills In the
Near Future.

New York, Aug, S1.-Leading inter
ests in the Southern Textile Company
proposed s2O,OOO,OO textile combina-
ton, are discussing, says the Journal
Of Commerce, looking toward the reor-
ganization of the company. Nothing
definite has yet been determined on but
the fact that the concern which is now
in the hands of receivers. has compar-
atively few creditors who will no doubt
facilitate any plan to reorganize the
company. All the stock in the enter
prise, which originally intended to take
over something like 40 concerns. was
taken by parties personally interested.
1t succeeded in acquiring only four tex
tile mills, all of which have been shut
down excepting one, which will be kept
running by the receivers.
1t is reported that, under the reor-
ganization plan the authorized capital
stock will be scaled down from $20,00O,-
600 to s500,O00. Persons who are in
position to know say that it will take
several weeks before anything ap-
proacing a definite statement regard
ing the company's future can be made !
public. No move has yet been made !
to have the receivers discharged, but
in case a reorganization plan is agreed |
upon the receivers will be discharged
by consent. Ancillary receivers have
been appointed in these states:
North Carolina, W. S. whaley, James
Holt; South Carolina, Walter NJ. Dun
lap; Alabama and Missouri, w. G.
Whaley. The receivers have qualified
in all the states and have taken pos
session of the property.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-01

subjected to scrutiny. the questioning
and honest examination of this court,
she might give up that which would
prove what suspicion has long since
presomed-that she had more TO do
with the win and death OF Miss Dolber
than is now known. II the whole truth
We're known, il would call forth tale
that would shock humanity and smell
to high heaven"
Miss Warren, who was a companion
Of Miss Dolher, was left the bulk of
the young woman's estate by the will
that is being contested.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-01
Puts an End to Il All.

a grievous wall oftimes comes us a
result Of unhearable pain from over
taxed organs. Dizziness, Backache
Liver Complaint and Constipation. But
thanks 10 DR. Kings New Life Pills
they put an end TO it all. They are
gentle, but thorough, Try them, Only
25c. Guaranteed by Chas. Rogers
drug store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
5000
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

villaume Henry. and another to State Realty and
Boston Road; year. Per cent. $1,000
Sane % same; same property; prior mortgage.
$4,000 year. I0OO(
strasbourger. samuel, % Broadway savings Insti-
Rdse-st; year Il per t.- -''' .o, e5oo
paHy; Genial PARK West corner t- 65iSt 5oooO
Same 70 Edmund Coffin; same property; year.
Is@acs Joseph. Van Nofide1. Trust company: ''
mortgage S37 100: year 8 per Pho! 1900
Bait. joseph. 70 Samuel stras6ouIger: l29th-st
September &c 1905 per cent. 1lOo
mortgage $50 500: year 6 per cent ., p'' 25O
Van W. P1ne5 virginia od4e to james pc LAnes
per cent. 1880
Hssssa astst Nos s5'l no and 115 ws s prior
mortgage due March % 1908 note. 2oo0
ave " s. 1873 II n Of 3-d-st one-quarter part.
d2 r2e IS GAIN Of y YofkDe o Metro
golitan SAVINGS Bank: 92d-st. 1866 # Of
MaTan, Harris. and another to Emigrant Indus
n $. II8 II OF Avenue A; years, "A per o.
Same to same. St Marks Place Tor Sh-stj s.
1905 II " Of Avenue A years, AZ per cent S0OO'
property; prior mortgage. $4,000; demand. ~ no
eStreieher, Henry. to Dry Dock savings Institu-
ton; sth-age 70 Zbol; years. A. per cent. l'oo
,lg7sT Msre 10 Dollar savings Bank: Wi:is-aye.
IS II Of I46tf-st ear per cent 1000
MR R5 s Con ss9 angie? So Is e H years
per- pa3 cent tiG't ~ 80. ~ 500
LoeWer. Jacob. 70 Lawyers Title insurance co;
Alexander, Esther Geo Kaplan: I32d-st. No
West: years, 6 per cent 200
Bash. julius, TO Abraham Sternglanz S7th-st, No
l5O West; prior mortgage. SlSoO. due March /.
Jameson, Edwin c. Otto L Silk al, exrs:
7lst-st, No IS West; years, cent?. Is so
Costing. VIM c. to Emigrant Industrial Savings
St two moFtgages, Years, "a per each 2aOO
Same Prospective, s.. 1853 II Of
Jennngs-st years, AZ per cent............. 25o0
Rosehul Realty Cooperation 70 American Mort
gage Co: S2d-s, Nos 30 and Sl2 East. year.
Duncan, Peter to Dollar Savings Bank: sth-st
ave. being west half lot 641 map Wake
field; year cent Observation-Disclosures. 6oOi
Scurry Martin J F, TO Dollar Savings Bank;
Sth-st, being half lot Cal map Wake
field: year per 600C
STiyan. Frank 10 First Bohemian-Slavonic Co
operative Savings and Loan ASS lots 50 and
SO. map Section a. Vyse estate years,
per cent 1bOl
Spears Joseph. to Harlem Savings Bank; Wander
bnt-ave. $ 1910 IT n Of lsOth-st: l year.
Jones, Joseph T B. Harlem Savings Bank;
l24th-st. No 256 West year, per cent?. 75OC
Baer. Samuel II. and another. Maria , Karl;
sth-ave. &. 49. II II n Of l44th-st prior mort
gage years. per Observation-Disclosures. $500
Wilson. Julia, to City Real Estate Co; leth-st
No 5s cor Irving Place prior mortgage.
Kettle. Chas A. to American Mortgage Co; SD WV
ST. n S. 2O24 II OF 5th-ave year. per
Bravernan, solomon, to Equitable Life Assur-
snce society; e4th-st- n S, 20l.S # W Of 2d-ave;
due Jan !. 1908, Al per ............... 75OC
Burke Cath NJ. to y Y Mortgage and Security
Co; l9th-st. Nos AL and 443 East; years.
KnoPp David to Title Guar ana Trust co. liam i'OO'
st No 10 Fest; years. ~ per 1900
schooner Dinah, to Title Co; IO3d-st, No lO7
East years IN per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
JAYLAND REPORTED SOLD
Tract of 40 Acres in Possession of
FamiLg Since I744.

According to a report yesterday the Jay estate
property az Rive has been sold and will probably
be cut up into building lots. The property-one Of
the historic landmarks on the Long Island coast
has been owned by the Jay family since If44- II
comprises 40 acres. extending half mile on both
sides Of the Boston Post Road TO Milton Haroor
It is said that the buyer paid about 100000 for the
property.
The property was purchased by Pierre Jay In l144.
Pierre Jay was well known and prosperous New
York merchant OF the eighteenth century he was
the father Of John Jay, Governor, Chief Justice,
Ambassador and leading citizen for many years Of
the Rye estate and at his fathers death inherited
Il The late Dr. John c; Jay. who was the last Of
Tie family 10 live at Rye, was the grandson OF
John Jay. In 1870 he destroyed the old house and
put up the present building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
Citations.


York. by the grace Of God, free and independent
Lydia r. Bradford Caroline G. RedngLon Caroline G. Mo
Clellan. George Mcclellan. Caroline Seaman Olivia
Drew. Helen G. futile Alfred Gilman Edward s.
cval George J. Percval. Edward l. Norton. Minnie n
Little Ellen A Starr Mary F. Ord. Milford H. Norton
Mary F. Norton. Charlotte N. SarTatt Anna K Gilman
Frazier Gilman, rheophilus Gilman. Charles Gilman,
Katharine L. Kupfer the American Surety Company Of
New York. and Frazier Gilman Committee Person
and Property OF said Anna X. Gilman incompetent
person. and 70 a.. persons interested in
George F. Gilman deceased. creditors kin
otherwise send greeting You and you hereby
cited and required personally be and appear before
our Surrogate OF the County Of New York the
rogates Court OF said County held County Court
House In the County Of New York. the 22d day OF
November, 1904 al hat-past O'Clock in he fore
OF that day then and 70 attend Judicial set
eent or me account OF proceedings OF Theophilus Gil
Goods. Chattels and Credits OF said deceased
Of you are hereby cited as are under the age OF
twenty-one years are required appear by your guar
apply Tor one 20 oe appointed In the event OF your
neglect or IalI2re 20 90 guardian will be appointed
ceedng
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused the Seal OF
ne S9rsogates' Court Of the said County Of
NV I9Fk e be hereunto affixed Witness
L. :. hol frank T Fitzgerald, a Surrogate OF our
- osS,ounty, at the County Of New York.
- = - las 80 day Of September, In the year Of
our Lore one tHoisand nine hundred and four
JAMES A. DONNELLY,
CSrk OF the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
c. Il. SMITH SELLS MANY PARCEL

Clement H. Smith has sold for F. Spencer Perry
NO. z0le Anthony-ave.. two family frame house
Tor W s. Patten Nos ABB. 1883 z445 and 2447
Wellon-ATe.' four two story frame dwelling houses
for JuSge Lsngbein No 2O5s Prospective. a two
family brick house. for $3.50; for Mrs Ehrler No
al asst one-hpndred-and- htieth-st q three
FOR snsie frame house: for Mrs. Bohlen and a
~ ~ n o. Two four story brick fathouses
ave. three story single fathouse for 81 50. TO- .
Ars Senn1nck, Two cottages at East Rockaway for
tAsvyy aho lor Mrs Weller, six one family frams
dwelling houses, Nos lssH lzs al i "a ! ss5
And L1S7 Milford Place. Tor 5000 1870 -.sSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
GETS A S55O,OOO LOAN.
Money To Be Used in Building
Large Uptown Plot Sold.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company mas
loaned 70 Paul B. Pugh $4,000 on the properly al
the southeast corner of Northumberland ninth-sL
and Riverside Drive. 1e0zl57lo feet Twelve sIOiS
apartment house is TO be erected on the site
Another big realty report yesterday was that the
Fleischmann Realty and Construction Company
would build apartment houses the block 'front.'
lBs lOxlOO feet on the side of Seventh-ave De-
tween One-hunored-and-forty- and One-
hundreo-and- forty-eighth SITS. and also on plot
16oE99 u feet on the north side Of One-hundFeo-
and-f0rty 200 feet west of Seyenth-aVe
II bought the parcels yesterday l. ]. Phillips q
Co were the brokers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
AVENUE a LIBRARY PLANS.

Plans have been fled with Buildings superin-
tendent Hopper for three and four story
public library building 70 be erected by the Public
Library Foundation. at Nos. l465 and 4s7 Avenue
A II will have frontage OF IS feet and will be 81
fest deep with facade Of brick. with trimmings
OF granite and brick The second floor is 10 be de-
voted entirely reference rooms for the children
OF the neigh oorhood. The FIRST story is TO be set
apart for adults The third story will contain the
main reading room. The building Is 70 cost $50 ODO
The architects are Babb. Cook & Willard