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FOR sAIE-HoUsEs.

L =
Snail HOMES OR GOOD INVESTMENTS.
and stable. RENT, $3.50.
bath. RENT. $26
'''' bats BATH. stable s REST. sasso. = '''a''
HOUSE; 8 rooms and bath. RENT. $3.50.
RENT. $22.50.
$s,Ooo-JUsT SOUTH OF CAPITOL; s-story; 8
rooms and bath. RENT, $40.
ss.ooo-1orH AND F SIS. Me-; rooms. bath.
stable. RENT, $3.50
e. soo-wnE AVE- Me-; rooms and bath; very
cheap.
u. ooo-sMALL BRICK. NV; rooms. RENT.
ap4-2t n. R. HowENsrEIN CO.. 1914 st.
FOR sALE-A THRHE-sTORY 7-RM. AND BATH
5000 l. ]. MILLS. COS sth st. INV. ~ .p4ef ,se
FOR sALEJUsT WHAT YOU WANT ELE-
CANT brick, 2-story. cellar and attic. rooms,
side yard. fine northwest location, in city.
aSo,n home for ssod for
BEST INVESTMENT IN CITY.
have located in fine residential section Of
NORTHWEST a property built in 1903. which
the lease pays per cent NET on SIS. 641. 66
This VALUABLE PROPERTY can be sold fol-
ONLY $4,000. ONE-FOURTH CASH. balance
to suit. Come and<inspect property and rentals
at once.
VIM. A. YESTERDAY, 71s 18th ST. (Bond bldg).
RARE CHANCE IN SWELL SECTION"
NEAR Q AND N. II. AVE. delightful home
Of rooms; tiled lobby and bath: magnificent
In fyfNodr Ondf tfn, hou u0~,
loaned on this property. POSITIVELY must be
SEEN to be APPRECIATED. Let me show you
through. Price. $1,000. TERMS TO SUIT.
WIN. A. YESTERDAY, 71S 18th st. (Bond bldg).
.9H CHEAP HOUSES JUST BUILT.
Charming, 6 rooms and bath: furnace. con-
creted cellar, &c. Must be sold. and that quickly.
Worth $4,000 Price cut to So, 500. Terms $500
cash and $25 per month. You should see them.
VIM a. YESTERDAY. us 14th ST. Bond bldg).
ap2-3ts
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81 OO0-10TH AND + STS Me-; rooms bath:
stable. RENT, $685. 80.
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3 ,6e0-wEST OF 18TH ST; BROwS-SToNE
HOCSE; rooms and bath. RENT, go. so
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LOOK, IL YOU WANT GOOD MEALS sent TO
house call and see 1870 z Of. 1t
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q, 2oo-LE DRorr PARK; rooms. bath; stable.
RENT. $22.5O.
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F0R SALE
SMALL HOMES OR GOOD INVESTMENTS.
=, I50--Near LIST and d Sc. 7-rcon house; stors
and stable. RENT, $3.50.
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s2,soo-wnE AVE NE; room. and bath; very
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81 .ooo-sMALI. BRICK. NV; rooms. RENT
IS 40
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BEST INVESTMENT IN CITY.

Charming. rooms and bath: furnace. con.
GREETED cellar, &c. Must be sold. and that quickly.
Worth 81 200. Price cut to 800 Terms, $500
cash and $25 per month You should them.
VIM. A. YESTERDAY. us 14th st. Bond bldg).
90
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3 ,s0O-NEAR 18TH AND U NV; rooms and
bath. RENT, $26.
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:, 7oo-MAsS. AVE AND 9Th ST. NE; 6 rooms
bath: stable RENT, 42S 30
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NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED.
An out-of- town corporation having acquired
same at trustees sale win sell for less than
amount of first trust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-05

The choicest spot on Washington Heights, over
looking city, with a view down the Potomac to
Alexandria,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-05

Parlor. library dining room. pantry and kitchen
on LIST floor: g bed rooms; MAGNIFICENT TILED
BATH: STEAM HEAT; lot 27x93 WELL
WORTH $4,000 A few steps from Conn. ave.
cars.
ap4-3t STONE & FAIRFAX. 1903 ST. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-<2.0o0 CASH. IN KENfLwoRrH, D.
{. tbsyand neaningt,r I-rt.-h house: good condf
tIon: few shed and benhorse: fruit trees srd
shubbery: lot 21xiNs ssnircumsered. block
north cereal. mill aud same distance south s'ectrts
Hire: rented at SIG 20 Msy Il; one fare. Owner.
1I2u 9th 81. NV. spS5ts
WANTED-1OE RENT. by SMALL FAMILY. ALI,
sdrIis furnished cottage. for 3 60 q summer
m RfAs; In Clsveispd Park Chevy Cbsse. y
drsss, describing premises and stating trims.
B.1 i4e. Star once sp5-Jt'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-30

MS iynj " sSdfos Cain rs feaf2
~ Ne
istll W. nv sans 81 fiodsand 4
2anglterK Of 'nen, The s'i,ae
paoii,s: Wy M my,
lss ishs Was Moses a murderer,
hi lil!iug tho Egyptiall?- Yes Or 10
a0th. Was the five nations
Moses destroyed u The same peo-
pie. as tlle lsraelitcs3-- Yes q M.
2lst. DID Christ blind, as 4
nation the eyes Of the lsraelltes!
YES Or No.
Z 22nd. We're they q be bind
u Until thc'fulness Of the Gen
tiles cone ir'--Yes or No.
2ard. ~ tfa fnlness Of the Gen
,iles come y yets-.Yes q MAJ
9th Il there a gospel ,of cir
cumcisiol-, aud gospel Of uncir-
cnmcisian spoken Of ~ the words
Yes hi M,
18th. III there two ways spoken
Of III tl,s Word oi Gnd III which
pcople areto serve God'-yes pr
M.
2Gsh, Did Paul obey the law *
moss after he was chosen an n
pas1lp tathe Gensilps by Christi
Yes ~ No.
9th. Did paul speak o. mya-
INV kept hid from the beginning
" the world'--Yes Or No.
Nos wtlsn the above questions
4 are answered Yes or M by those
"llU Whiit 70 oppose us tuev theii
4, IN begin I'd write through the
/ gEssrr both q oppose rs and 70
/ xplain their position and qnes
4 ions md give light on these
4 hinsp But until they are an
4 tswered directly Yes or No we sha,
\ hold them UP before orr reader,
as evidence TIM. they can't nnt
which will render them unfit fol
i seacbors and MS soon AZ those ar,
answered by any ono and proven
We have many more to ask.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-30

I'd CRssssr please give US
some light on Esau and jacob.
Jasper Garrett. Late Of III.

There ara many who think that
Esau. is where the Gentiles start
ed from; as God said, that from
Esar and Jacob, there should he
two nations, as you will see by
reading the 25th, chapter Of Gen.
Bus this il q wrong idea, tor the
Centiles was spoken OF long be-
fore this time, as you will SEQ by
reading this scripture:
BY these we're the isles Of the Genliles
divided in their lands; every one alter
his tongue. after their families, in their
nations, [Gen. 1871
The reader will see from this
scripture, that il was not Esau
that the Gentiles originated from
But there is something which we
must learn from this circumstance
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-30
CT EATON and FORMATION
Oh The Jew And The Gentle
ACCEPT LIGHT ASD REFUSE DARKNESS
ANSWER 70 QUESTION ASKED
ANSWER 70 QUESTION ASKED

seven eyes; beh.ld. will emgravc ihr
craving Thereof. saith NE Lam ~ hosts,
and ! viii removs he iniqriiy " I'm,
land 1T one day.
4 IN TIM, day. sail, tie jpnD u hosts,
shall ,ecnll every man iis neighbour
under Tie vine aid under The llg tree.
Also:
Then he answered and spakc unto mr..
saying, 'rl,is II the VOID IL Tho InnD
INTO z"ruhbnael, SIS Ing. Mt by might.
ner BY powe--. but my spirit, sni.h the
IuMp or hnMs,
Whn art iilon, Ogreat mountain be !.
fore Zerubbabcl thou shalt BECOME =
plain; and b. shah bring forth vhe head
stone thereof with shouiIogs. crying.
Grace, grace unto It.
Moreover the word o. the I.oRD can,c
INTO me. saying
The hands Of ZlrublMbe) have laid
the foundation OF This house: his hands
Z. shall also finish II; and llion shalt know
! tina, the LORD OF hos, hath sent me un
to sou.
For who hath desplsed The day Of small
Ithingsy for they shall rej ,ica. and shall
see The p|nmmct in the hands ~ Zerub
babel with those seven they are the eye,
~ the L"np. which run 10 and frt
through the whole earth, Czech. 4 o.
4 iO)
| Also: '
Again The word q the LoID Of host
came 10 NC, saying
4 Thus saith the LoAD Of Hpsts. WA
jealous Tor Zion with great jealousy
and ! WAS jealous for her viii, grea
fury.
Thus saith the LoRp; I am ieiurnc
unto Zion and viii dwell In the mids
kof Jerusalem and Juiusalrn shall be al
|
ed city of truth: and The mountsin q
the LoSDoi hosts The holy mountaip.
THUS saith the I.onp Of hosts Their
: shall yet old men and old women dive
7 In the streeis OF Jerusalem, aud ever
man with his staff in his baud for vcl
age.
: And the streets OF The city shall be III
oiboys aud girls playing in the stree
= thereof.
Thus saith the LnRp az hosts: Ii II |
:" marvellous in the cy os Ut tho remnant
: this people IN these days, should i all
: be marvellous in mine eyesY saith Il
: LoRn OF hosts.
Thus saith the Lonp % hosts Bchol
: / will save my people from the ca
!, !, country. and from tho west country.
! (ZeCh. 6-.1-7.)
Amen SO be it:
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-30

1t appears tina. some Of the
Readers Of the CRgssEr do uo,a
comprehend that when the Word
is quoted % them; that itis Sod
Word---So IN order that we may
ret those who Oppose us through
the columns sof the CREssRT to
Z understand it before writing, We
purpose for them to answer the
following questions, III short, yes
Or Nor when necessary, just
name IL. And then az fast as
practable give the explanation
and proof--But just 10 add these
questions. your name, Yes or No
Or the object thing.
ist. IS Creation and Forma-
ton tho samei ---Yes or No.
2nd. Did God create the earth
at the time He said He did?-Yes
or No,
3rd. Was the earth in form at
tho time He created t2-Yes or No
4th. Was the earth VOID when
God created it?-Yes or No.
9th. Did God create darkness
before ligh,3-Yes or No.
9th. Did the Spirit move upon
the face Of the WATERSHEDS or No.
7th. Was the light created al
ter the Spirit moved on the wa
tersY--Yes or No.
9Th. Was light and darkness
divided after the Spirit moved on
the WATERSHEDS or No.
9th. After God placed firma
ment in the midst OF the waters,
did the water yet cover the eartf
Yes or No.
10th. Was it after His secort
DAYS work Of creation that IL
gathered the waters to gether iron
under the heaven, inorder TO lie
the dry land appear?--Y.s or Nc
llth. Did God create man, NAL
and female OH the sixth day. fe
or No.
10Th. Die God tell the man, NAL
aud female to till the grouad?-
Yes or No.
18th: Did God give the MAJ
male and female dominion ov'
sll the earthi--Yes or No,
l4th. Did God give the Crea
ed man, male and female access
every thing on-ali tho face OF Y
earth9--Yes or No.
18th. Did God planta gard'
and put the man, male and I
male in it?--Yes or No.
1 10th. Did God plant this ga
den after he rested the seven
day2-Yes Or ~.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-30
Continued from last week.

Iii our last issue, We did pre-
sent TO our readers, proof from !
Holy Writ 70 show that the !,
things spoken of il connection
with the question what are
those wounds" the time has not
come when this prophecy should
be fultillsl--And we believe it
will nat fully come .,ntill The day
ofs the restitution Of All things
which God has spoken Of il this
manner:
"Bui those things. which God before
had showed BY the mouth IT all hi- pro-
phcts. that Chris. should suffer. he hath
50 fulfilled,
Il Reopen, W therefore, and b. con
yer,cd, that your sins may b. blotcl
out when the times " refreshing shaft
come from the presence IL the Lord;
| And DO shall send Jesus Cnti,f Which
before was preachcNunto sou.
\ Whom the heaven mast yeceive until
the ,imes 81 restitution u All things,
which God hath spoken by The mouth
Of MI bis holy prophets since the world
began
| For Moses truly said INTO the fathers.
| A prophet shall the Lord your Gsd raise
NJ unto you II Your brethren. like unto
me. him shall ye hear In all things what
soever be shall say unto YOU.
And II shaIl cvine to past. that every
sonl. which will not hear that Prophet,
shall be destroyed from among the PEG
pie.
u Yea. and al the prophets from Sam
uel and those that follow after, as many
(
AS have spoken. have likewise forc,olt
Of these days tActs SIS 24
For we plainly see in this scrip
ture the Heavens must receive
Christ until tho restitution Of al
things--And we also see Peter re
fering to a time OF refreshing
4 Which must come from the pre-
sence Of tho lord-And this coult
not Of been the day Of penticost--
For ii was already IN the past
And we find also that all tn
Holy prophets from Samuel dow
had foretold Of those days Of rel
titntlon-So as Chrlst's hands IN,
feet had been pierced--And h
died upon the cross and that afte
his assertion into Heaven, wher
he must be received until the re.
titution be brought about by tn
- prophet spoken Of like unto Nose
And then iii this restitution wi
be brought to pass the questio
"what are those wounds" III tn
4 hands and the answer will |
l those with which was wounde
! in the honse OF my friends--An
they shall look upon him who
they have pierced So in concl
sion will~ay az one that love Il
Lord Jesus Christ with all 0,
heart, soul, strength and mind
/ That we are looking fer the tin
to come when righteousness W
cover the earth as the waters CO
Iser the sra. For Paul said out
i Zion shall come the deliver al
shall turn away ungodliness fra
Jacob for this is his promise un
them when he shall take aw
\ their sins. Then in that day, I
complete answer will be known
y us it reads
4 i'm n a. snL IL
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-30

3 n III 81 5 q - -
concerning the Gentle a,nl il,s
Lsraelites, wili,h willhc II ssssAt
70 us; tod has said through pasL
that al things were written Tor
our learning upon whom the ends
Of TIE world have come US y.,u
will read II this language
Now all there things happened INTO
them for cnsAmpleH; md II,oy are
written Ter a.lDonitlon, upon whom
the chds u The world are come. 4 tCr.
l0-li.
Also,
For whatsoever things were written
nfOretimc we're written fnr our learning
thai We through puiirncc and cn6if,r, VI
the scriptures might have hope. fl.m.
rs ~
Seeing ny the above scripture
that W. must learn something
from every thing which was writ
ten aforetifne: For it says that
they we're written FIR our learning
and orr Admonition--that 10 upon
those whom tho end Of the world
has come,
And again, turning to Rom. the
9th: ch. w notice that Paul re.
tiers us to tho circumstaLcc Of
Esau and Jacob in his testamo.
MES Of Christs Mission here on
earth, Of bis bringing the Gentt1e
in under judgement--And in Gre
ateing them anew in him, az he
says;
As be saith also IN Osec. ! will call
Them my people. whicl, were not my
people; and her beloved, which was not
beloved
| And II shall come 10 PASS, that In the
4 plsce where Il was said unto them,
w arc not my people; there shsll they
be called ,bs children OF the living
God
| Esass also crieih concerning Israel,
Though tho number ofihe children o.
Israel he rs the sand OF tho sea. u -em-
nant shall be saved.
For lie will Hnisk the work, and cut
| II short In righteousness; because a short
work viii The Lord make upon the
earth, s
II And as EsAias said before. Except
the Lord ~ sAbao,h had left us seed
{ We had been rs Seldom. and been made
ike unto GOInOrAh.
eli Nhs, shall We say then. That the
| Gcntiles, which followed no, after right.
eousness, have STAINED 10 Righteousness
Y even the righteousness which is Of faith
BIZ, Israel, which followed after the
, law righteousness, hash not attained
70 lie law Of righteousness. Rom. . :
2o--26 -27-2S 20 50 81,
81 Then the reader from the above
i reference Of Paal, VIII plainly see
o that the circumstances of Esau
. and Jacob was written for us to
learn that white the Gsnties was
l. not called a people--Nor was they
& even called as Belonging to God,
until after Christ dad upon ths
Cross, this ia what Paul is show,
ing up IN his writings.
So we hope tho readers of tn,
CREssIr with Mr.. jasper Garrett
who asked the question, will plat
~ see that Esau was witness o
10 the bringing IN Of the Gentle
under judgement--or in othe
| 4 r.. .
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-30
Page o. hianhors.
QUESTION 10, 80.

CORDz MO,APRlL lht I'm, lsot
ar. Garrett, win you please aGswc
tho following question What i. iho
soul o. man, and where is II from Garth
10 the rcsurrcclion2
-Loroy and franklin Collins.
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Well as time Is short and news is
scnrce l will ring OIL hoping 10 see this
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Mrs. n. r, Titus. Mr.. Cosle,t and
family spcn, Sunday at MIL, A (. Clary's
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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1904-09-30
Territory Of New Mexico,
County of Sierra,

In accordance with the pro-
visions of the laws Of the Ter
ritory of New Mexico, |, the
undersigned treasurer and ex-
officio collector of the County
of Sierra in the Territory of
New Mexico have prepared
and do hereby cause to be
published within said county
the following list containing
the naLles of the owners OF
all real estate in said county
upon which the taxes have be-
come delinquent on or before
the and day of July, A. D..
1904, together with a descrlp-
ton of the property and the
amountoftaxes, penalties. costs
and DIES, opposite each name
and description together with
a separate statement OF the
taxes due on real estate where
the several taxes are due from
the said owner or osners, and
the year or years Tor which
the same are due.
Notice is hereby given that
/, the undersigned treasurer
and ex- ofhcio collector of said
county of Sierra, will apply to
the district court. held in and
for said county of Sierra, up
on the next return day there
of. to wit:-on the 2ith day
of November, 1901, the sam {
occurring not less than thirty
days after the last publication
hereof, for judgment against
the persons, lands, real estate
and described in the following
list, where the sane amoants
to over twenty-five dollars to-
gether with costs and penal
ties. and for an order to sell
same to satisfy such judg-
ment.
And further notice is here
by given that within thirty
days after rendition of suca
judgment against such proper
ty, and after having given nc
lice by a hand bill posted at
the front door Of the building
in which the district court for
said County Of Sierra is held,
TO wit:-the Court House Of
said County Of Sierra, at least
ten days prior to said sale, !,
the undersigned treasurer and
ex-officio collector of the
county Of Sierra, will offer for
sale at public auction in front
OF said building, the real
estate described in said notice,
ag inst which judgment may
be rendered for the amount Of
taxes, penalties and costs due
thereon, continuing said sale
from day to day, as provided
BY law.
And notice is hereby furti-
er given that will, on the
18th day of November, 1904,
sell at public auction. for cash
in hand at the front door OF
tne court house at the town of
Hillsboso, Sierra County, New
Mexico, ana aiter hdV'HS
posted for at least ten days
prior to tie date Of sale a
hand bin at the front door Of
said court house, showing the
time, place, terms and con
ditions of sale, with a de-
scription of the property TO be
so d, all of the following de-
scribed lands and real estate
where on the amount Of delin-
quent taxes amount to less
than twenty-five dollars. said
sale being made for the pur-
pose OF securing the payment
{ said delinquent taxes aud
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1904-09-30

Time Table in Effect at Lake
Valley. June lst. 1872
Train Arrives at Lake Valley at
1850 a. III. Departs ll:lOa. III.
Leaves Osceola al lO:35 a. N.
Leaves Oscoela at Ii 20 .. m.
Leaves Nuttat10.0n a. m. Arrives
Leaevs Mutt at II :55 =. III.
] r. DARE, Agent
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1904-09-30

Take Laxative BromoQuiDiue Tab
lets. All druggists refund the mo
ney II i, fails TO cure T.. W.
Groves ignst1re 10 GA each box.
25c
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1904-09-30

SUNDAY TRAIN TAKEN OFF
Lake Valley Station. January
3lst, 1910 sunday train service
on Lake Valley brsneh - fisc~c
tIuued. Train w.ll ron daily
except sunday.
j II. DARE, Agen.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1904-09-30

(Carrlsj to Page Two.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1904-09-30

J0i,s, Ogden A=eay Co.
GoId, Silver, Copper or Leud SLIGO
each.
Any two ST so. Any three $500.
Samples by mail receive prompt
attention. Placer gold, Retorts
and rich ores bought.
1925 Arapahoe ST, Denver, Colo
Educate ycar bowels With Casrarets
Candy Csthartic, cure constipation forever
i0c, 25c. II c. c. G fail, druggstsrefu more
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1904-10-01
PARADISE OF UMBRELLAS.
Every omciai and Nob1eman Of su-
rakarta Carries one-Tndi-
cate Rank and File.

Surakarta is the paradise Of um-
1reIlas, says Century. They are carried
proudly over the heads of every official
and every nohleman, but Invariably are
shut at the approach of a person of high
n rank, and inside the kraton no UNI
,reIla may be carried open. except that
If the emperor himself. The umbrella
the crown. the wand OF Office, the out
ward sign of rank and distinction Thera
ire umbrellas of gold inside and ont fer
he emperor; of gold outside only for
he empress: with a stripe of yellow gat-
r fort emperor's brother: with q
wider stripe Of the same ma sria ii FER fsIs
Legitimate brothers; of white silk with
= narrow gold stripe for the iIlegitinlate
sons of the legitimate brothers. and 80
IN al infnitam. Every offieial. every
military officer. exhibits his rank in his
Umbrella. which is Invariably held from
'ehind by an attendant whenever rs
caves his house, n sunshine or in
,londy weather. There IS an offfcial
ylide book to The umbrella Iabyrith Of
5ukrakarta. which contains not less
han 200 various designs, in al mag L.
able eoIors and ornamentatian.