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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
The
Best Friend
You've got is Waiting
for you !

Our kind of business is II
home-maker ready and waiting
for you. We will preserve your
home to you and guarantee
Tin case you lose your home by
fire. the full face value of your
policy in cash within ten days
after the fire.
If you are too busy to call
at our Office wlite or phone and
we will call to see you.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
Now is the time for
Photographic views.

The Tazewell View Company
will do your work neatly, cheap
ly, quickly and at reasonable
price.
ust drop us a line and our
Mr.. Allison will call on you.
Amateurs: Investigate our prices
on finishing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
Examination of Teachers

The examination Of white
teachers for the public schools
of the county, will be held in
the High School Chapel, July
Is and 10Th, and for cololed
teachers in the colored school
building, July 20 and Dist.
p. II Williams, Supt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
Nice Cottage For Sole.

A room cOitage, well located, i'm
good shape, necessary out houses and
convenienccs in good nciShborhood.
on ear line. Price, $1,000 Rents for 2
per cent.
For particulars call on or address
"a - News office
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
Shal'P!ees Tubular
Cream SeparatOrs.

The only modern Separator
bowl. Has no contraphons in
side. Is simple, light and easy
to run. Gets all the cream and
increases the butter production.
Can be seen every day at
work at my home. VIII be glad
to mail descriptive circulars,
and will bring machine and
show it working to prospective
buyers. For sale by
Mrs. j. =. Cameron, Agent,
4 I I'm Graham. Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
Low Rate Excursions 10 Portland
Oregon.

Account lows aud CLARK Exposition
VIII hc In elect via w isconsin Central
ltn"wa'- T. YOU intend To 20 10 Port
la"d this Year ask thu ticket agent to
mak" Your ticket read via Wise n~in
Crnirnl betw'et Ccicngo aud st. Paul
Pullman slcerers, free reclining chair
cars and a la Carte meals make the
journey comfortable aud pleasant
Further iurormati m chrerruily given
by addressing w. II. Allen, 4. a, 62I
Park building. Pittsburg, Pa.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
NOTICE..
Sale OF Personal Property Under
Dood OF Trust

Sale OF Personal Property Under
Dood of Trust
by virtue of n decd of trust execute
TO lis Brown, Trustee, bv the Weiman
baryta Company, IA Corporation, dated
ON the 9th day of January, 1904, and
recorded in the Clerks Onico of tho
County Court cot Tazewell County. Vir-
gnin, m Decd Book No. %, Page 352. To-
secure the payment Oi "A eItain promis-
sorry note oi thirteen hundred and twenty
dollars sSl32O.OO) fully mentioned and
described in sand trust deed, and default
having boon made in payment thereof
"n| bong required by the Superior Sup
ply Company, the beneficiary under
sind decd, aud the holder of snid note.
will on the lrd day of July, 1905, bo~
tween the hours of ten n. m. and six u.
m. at Pounding Mill. Virginia, on tho
premises whcroon IL situated the proper
" hereinafter named To be- sold, sell at
public auction Co the highest bidder for
cash the property conveyed by said deed
ol trust, Co wit:
Three l25 horse power Tubular
boil"rs, made by the Pennsylvania
Boiler Works.
pnc /. n T.. Grccnwald Slide Engine,
20 horse power, or 40 much there OF as
snail be ncccasary To satisfy tho indcbt-
"dness evidenced by said note, together
with the accrued interest thereon, aud
the cost of executing this trust, includ-
ing commission oL five per cent OF the
gross amount al said Salo Co tho Trustee.
Ii. S. BROWN, Trustee.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
INCREDIBLE BRUTALITY.

IL would have been Incredible brutal
lily lf.Chas. #. Lemberger, of Syracuse,
y. Y, had not done tho best no could
for his suffering son. my boy =" he says
"cut a fearful cash over his eye; so L
applied Bucklea's Arnica Salve, who
quickly healed IL and saved his eve,
Good Tor burns and ulcers too. n
at j. Il ac kson drug store. Only25c
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
Mt. Elliot Springs,
Augusta County, Virginia.

On main line of G. & O., Is
miles west of Staunton, in the
heart of the Alleghanies. Finest
place in the mountains, rates
reasonable music, bowling, swim
ming, etc. John T.. M. Hall, (of
New Willard, Washington, ID.
O. manager. go 3m
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
University Of VIRGINIA,

EDWIN \. ALDERMAN. President.
Letters. science, Law, Medicine Engineering
Tuition i'm Academic Department,
FRYE tn Nirgnians.
Entcrcncc examination have been instituted.
Prescott cnrollmcnt largest in history of tho
institution. Next session begins sept 18th
>cud tor Catalogue.
loward Winston. secretary.
charlottesville. Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
CHANGE FOR NEWS READERS.

In order to test tie News great circula-
ton and its superior advertising value,
we have made arrangements with Jackson
the popular druggist, to offer one of his
best selling medicines at half-price TO
any one who will cut cut the following
coupon and present IL at his store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
H0uss & Lot $500

y house, s TT Q rooms, large
lot, head OF Main street, well
located, for $500. Worth more.
VIII sell on terms TO suit pur-
chaser. Call on or address, "H"
News Office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
Coupon.

This coupon entities the holder To one
30. package of DIR. Towards 81 celtic for
the cuIe OF constipation and dyspepsia
at half-price, 25c. L Will refund the
money To any dissatisfied purchaser.
Dr. Jackson
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
Small Blue Grass Farm Of
90 Acrs.

A nice little farrl OF 90 acres
l. miles, from Pearisburg
Giles county, limestone land,
40 acres in fine sod-70 acres
cleared, part in cultivation.
Good water and fruit and tim
Der. No buildings. Price $500.
Easy terms, Address,
j. W. Williams.
Pearisburg Va.
Mention This paper when you write o.
call.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
Small Farm For Sale.

Any ono wanting 10 buy a small
farm, of about 90 acres. near town,
viii do well to write for particulars 10
\, this office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
TRAMWAY

The tram way connects with tn. Nor
folk q Western Railway Company, at
Swords Creek Depot, aud runs b.c :
into Russell County, over the kent's
Ridge, for about l miles. This road Is
said to run through II we'll timbsred
country, as well as an agricultural
country, and is equipped with two loco
motives and twenty -one cars. There is
also fixtures and machinery on the
summit of Kent's Ridge to convey
water across Tor said road, with BOO
feet of inch wire cable, and "a well Sc
cured right of way. Further informa-
ton in reference to the right of way for
this ira nway can be had ON application
to j. ii. Stuart, the acting Receiver la
said cause. This road is also equipped
with good water tanks and "a water car
rs well as water rights.
TOOLS BELONGING TO THE DEFEN-
DANT COMPANY.
will sell all tools which are located
at the plant, as we'll as ON the different
leaseholds, and lot stored at Sword q
;Creek.> These tools CONSIST oi the usuu,
tools that belong to Il b.lryLs plant, such
as picks, -shoveIs. hammers, whee' bar.
rows, windlasses, cables; in short, al
tools necessary for mining purposes OF
the character carried ON by the com
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate and Per
sonal Property

Pursuant to decree rendered i'm tn.
chapcery cause Of J. L keil aud others
against Tri-State Mining and Manutac-
turing Company and Others, now pending
10 the Circuit Court of Tazewell County
State OF Virginia. rendered at the May
term, 1905, OF said court. will sell at
public auction. the following described
real estate and personal property:
TIME OF SALE:
Friday, July II. 1905. between the
hours of 10 O'CLOCK a. m. and o'cloci
pm.
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-18
A r.Ienhnno .rrnr.nr.

A Philadelphia lawyer who has a
telephone on a four party wire in his
house had a recent experience of hu-
man curiosity. On such a telephone
arrangement any one or all of the four
subscribers may hear any conversa-
ton If they wish to eavesdrop. The
lawyers wife suspected one of the
neighbOrs of eavesdropplng. "Satur-
day." said the lawyer, 'she held a pre-
arranged conversation over the tele-
phone with me and suddenly shut me
OF. She explained that one of her
neighbors was eaVesdrOpping and that
she intended to have the thing stopped.
I know the woman well, she said,
and the next time she speaks to me
I'll insult her. Later my wife ex-
planned that she could tell the culprit
when she avoided her. Next day we
went to church to make the test and
met an awful shock. Not one Of our
three neighbors on the party line no
ticed us, although they had always
been very friendly. My wife found the
culprits all right, but she had neglected
to figure on the natural curiosity of
all women"
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-18
Lnndnn,n Rnd Meat.

One thousand five hundred and fifty
six tons of meat were destroyed in
London last year as unfit for food, ac-
cording to the report of the health Off
GERS. This. however, was only small
part of the meat consumed. which
reached 4105OO tons. The tables show
that % per cent of ;he total was 'cOuu-
try killed." 3.6 per cent town killed
and 73.4 per cent either American or
colonial meat frozen.
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-18
FIctIon and PubIIc MoraIs.

Vienna is seeking to improve its NOR
ais by offering money prizes for
"healthy novels" which will he sold
on easy terms to the poorer classes and
thus meet the "shocker" on its own
footing But who shall decide what is
and what is not healthy novel? Many
Of the authors in this country have at
one time or another fallen under the
ban of the self appointed censOr.-Pall
Mall Gazette.
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-18
ThIs End OF the ounrreI.

1t is reported that the separation OF
Norway and Sweden will make a new
line Of political cleavage among the
American citizens of the northwest.
The sons and grandsons Of the Scan
dinavians, who make up the bulk of
the population of the states west Of
the great lakes and at the headwaters
Of the Mississippi, want to import
their quarrel from the old world and
be no longer Republicans and Demo
Gratis, but Norwegians and Swedes.
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-18
LincoIn's Religion.

There has recently been revival OF
the old controversy as to whether
Abraham Lincoln was brought up in
the Roman Catholic faith. Archbishop
ireland. according to the Springfield
Republican. has, however, put a
quietus on the discussion by a state
ment of what the old missionary.
Father ST. Cyr, told him years ago.
Lincoln's father and stepmother were
both Catholics, though how they be-
came so is not clear. Father st. Cyr
said mass many times at their house,
but the old missionary declared en-
phatically that the boy Abraham never
had been a Catholic.
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-18
pIsd Of Hsart FaIIure purIna RUNAWAY

UaNN4 AA fNEaFA altAT& AaTltH runaway
Westminster, Nd, Aug 16.-Heart
failure, brought on by fright, caused
the death Of Mrs. Margaret Rinehart
Tracy. She had driven to her mothers
farm, taking her little niece with her,
and while returning found It necessary
TO leave the vehicle to close a gate.
As she was in the act Of doing so the
horse started to run away She made
. desperate effort to stop him. but
failed. She was seen to fall and was
dying when assistance reached her.
The child, whose danger fatally fright
ened her aunt. was unhurt when the
runaway was stopped.
PATHS Music Teacher Died In Poverty
New York. Aug 16-Guiseppe Nico-
lao, who was one Of Adelina PATHS
first music teachers, died in poverty
in this city, aged 30 years. He was
born in Palermo and was graduated
from the College Of Music r. that city.
When a young man he brought a small
opera company to America, but the en-
terprise failed Afterwards he took up
teaching, and when she was Is years
old Adelina Patti was placed under his
tuition by Max Strakosch, studying
operate roles for two years.
The Drink EVIL In the Pacihc Islands
Robert Lamb, author OF saints and
Savages," says that the drink evil is
one of the curses of the Pacific islands.
Englishmen are forbidden by law to
pay the natives in liquor, though It is
probable that the law is evaded One
day Mr. Lamb came to a village where
French traders were paying for cocoa
nuts with drink. The old chief was
seated on the ground leaning against
his hut. crying. "Oh. save my peOple!"
He had himself been induced to take
part in the drinking bout. Pointing to
the bottles by his side, he said: "They
are paying the boys with that and ruin +
ing them. 1t has killed me-" The mis-
sionaries would have taken him down !
to the station for treatment. But he
cried: "No, no! I am not worthy! /
Bury me outside the fence. And-save /
my people" The same afternoon he
died.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
BLAME THE CONTRACTORS
Mason Builders Report on Collapse
Like 4hearn COmmisaon's

Fresioent Weeks Of the Mason Builders Associa-
non Yesterday gave out a report of the proceed
hgs al the special meeting Of the association at
the Building Trades Club March % to discuss
the framing of bill to license general contractors
The reason assigned for not making the report
pubic then was that two members of the associa-
uon-Thomas ]. Brady and Otto NJ Eidlitz-Vere
on the committee Of three appointed by Borough
President Ahearn to investigate the collapse of
eight buildings. and this committee had not made
its report, which might be in line with what the
meeting decided.
The action Of the mason builders. as had been
generally expected. proved TO be in accord all
through with the report Of the committee. The re-
port Of the mason builders says they decided that
the collapses were due. in a large measure TO the
incompetence of the contractors.
we decided 1t continues. In favor of drafting
a bill TO license general building contractors and
viii take prompt measures for having 1t done at
our monthly meeting on April 20. We agreed that
the present system OF appointing the building con-
tractors ties the hands OF the Superintendent Of
Buildings. IL they prove careless or incompetent.
He ought to have more power and authority to dis
charge incompetent careless inspectors, and
then be held to strict responsibility.
As 10 the licensing plan which agreed on, Il
would put stop TO the opportunities for graft
which exist now"
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

A D. MATTHEWS SONS. Brooklyn, oher spe-
oial sale of womens tailored suits. and some price
attractions In lace trimmed silk waists and silk
Inlrlap They make lay and line carpets free OF
charge A special sale of Maekinaw refrlgeratots
is announced.
p ] HORNER & co. Nos. 81 SO and 50 West
2oa-a+ offer summer furniture in bedroom suites
IN light woods brass bedstesds. white enamel bed
steads with brass trimmings; dining room pieces
in the various oaks. and mission and Elllott nan
clocks
ABRAHAM & STRATS. BROOKLYN. ofer alTac-
tions in wonens tailored weer, cut glass oric-a-
brac. lamps and upholstery. curtains ana wall
nsner They have the following values for to-
morrow: North Star refrigerators PoHisee .i 49,
taneta silks mems shirts music neck chdiii7' mus
lin underwear and women s Stockings
BONWIT TELLER & Co. West 23d-st. call at
tentton 70 their extra length taneta suits shirt
waist suits fun length pcngee coats. eohee coats
~ linen and Renaissance lace. taffeta lned p,lie
skirts ana waists Of ali-OVer English empi""'''
" BoUTILLIER BROTHERS West 28d-st Of
eer rrtce attractions IN irish linen suitngs u Narl
Gus weaves and colora
TIN. SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY. eh-
80. tsth-at zJth-st directs attention 20 some
,,e r., silk and boTnsFpun also 70 some black ana
tft, check suits wash suits elk shirtwai7t shits
go emo long eoRts. Bample and white embf "s
rafss Faster waists ana JarquaTd silks are ohflf"
.tsfftgJpsBOHN. SO u West gd-st offers for
-, morrow the bTetele suif suspender shirtwaisf
arsss 81 various shades ~ faheta
ARNOLD. CONsTh Biz 4 CO. broadway end
lsfh-st ars showing spring ifnpertafieus IN silks
sna dress R0pds siks anf satins for HeadifF g1Wfs
nstsiHes iof di9ef mods dfestts aa tnp'rtai7h
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FULLER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADVERTISE
MENTS OF THESE STORES IN TO-DAY,S ISSUE.

Of lace robes. womens furnishings. wraps and suits.
They take orders for dressmaking.
THE sIEGEI~COOPER COMPANY. sth-ave.
lsth-st to 19th-st. offers for wolfe cos
tunes in various colors II is showing eighteen
dresses from the ST. Louis fair and some tailored
suits.
II. O'NEII.L & co. sth-ave. 9Dth-st and 2ist-st
offer womens and girls coats and suits for Easter
and models for large and small girls. They
call attention to the La Vida corsets
HACKETT, CARHART & co, Broadway and
13th-st. announce smartly cut cravenette coats.
redngote coats Of black taffeta. Panama skirts in
black and blue tailored suits of light gray.
and white dotted Swiss waists.
WILLIAM S. KINSEY & co. No. 2iO 5th-ave
offer embroidered shrtwast patterns women's
neckwear and household linens
LORD & TAYLOR Broadway and 2oth-st., 9Th
ave. 19th-st.. call attention to a sale Of night
gowns and petticoats for tomorrow. They also
offer long and short kmonos. They announce for
tomorrow a display Of mourning hats.
BEST g. co. Nos. co and 50 West 2sd-st.. direct
attention 10 their underwear for children ana TO
their boys clothing
JOURNEAY & BURNHAM. Brooklyn announce
n shoe ofier ring AZ an interesting price. and call
attention TO silks for Easter gowns and light and
medium weight dress goods
STERN BROS West g7d-st.. announce importa-
tlans ~ outer garments womens t7llor-made
~ esses an one-lne Of dress goods. values ln the
lace department. an Eaatpf showing of boys and
rhnar4n,a clothing and vnlues IN misses suits
ana eifIst l,8e fsefets and dresses. spne black
ami sul1rnd tanptas will be placed un sale tu-
f1orfow sale uf decorative inefia VII alsD be
Sin ten
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
ninetesntb Street and Sixth HVsnus. new yurk.

Rodint s Greek to erect the renee aohs the shotes
of the Golden city, -,
-N.,te, ~ the fence on Jewett-ave- and the day
,,as a rearcful one but no one would dare proptl-
Csv what the next minute would orlnE iorln'
deriuE what the display of armed forces meant.
~ rerecns not familiar with the situation the
S,,s ~ - ,,essented a very warltke appearance.
Ntiss Ro,iine says WvSant has taken possession
H. a. ana i'm her efforts 20 drive him on she has re
s,rtcJ 10 the courts. and, 60 publicly demonstrate
80 .,,,r, 80 ~ h,r convictions. attempted TO build
6.rbeJ wire fence along the entire length OF the
Ns,,,'S oa ,ond Wyrant let II be known thar ht
sn,9 Nosfsf h., force any attempt close in his
Iitsis rttv aud then the work stopped The guards
- -, ~, 3utv night and day in the of Wv
,nt's ti,-erv stable. Wygaut says he viii Keep the
n,,n on hand until he ts convinced that there VIII
h' -, F,irthcr attempt 20 erect the fence
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
QUIET Along BODINE.
Greek Blockade and Land Guard
Still Maintained.
Behind ttetr log guarded cannon
The embattled farmers stood
Awaiting through night silent watches
The enemy that didn't make good

The cannon remained oaeod and ready for ener-
gency the mastiffs at their stations, and the
guard on land and water were on duty all day
yesterday AT the Golden city" Port Richmond
Staten Island. but the enemy did not appear Cap
tain Patrick Keating. OF the Golden city Guard '
utilized the peaceful times I'm drilling his raw
recruits until they have now reached high state
Of proficiency
Mayor NJ = wyEant Of the Golden city"
with his neizhhor John Redmond Mayor OF Ho-
gan's Alley" adjoining. sat IN the ufice of the for
mer planning so resist an attack u ono should he
made by the enemys forces under command of
MlsH Clara Bodlne the loan Of Are ~ Port
nlchmord. as she is now known ON the creek, in
the rear Of the disputed and "Tem" Cars squad
~ "Houuh RuveraH With theit boats laden With
stones bricks and pieces Of serap hnn, were ready
a, the word ~ command ~ push oh and meet the
eneini "a midstfea=i should they attempt So erush
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
6O-62 West 23d Street.
PLAYER LOSES KIDNEY.
Baseball Collision Terminates in
Hospital Operation.

Princeton. y. J.. April S.--As result OF an acc-
dent received in playing game Of baseball. r. A
Garrison. 05. of Philadelphia, Is critically I'll at
the university infrmary. Garrison was playing on
Brokaw Field when fly ball was knocked out.
Garrison and another fielder started for the ball
and together.
Little attention given to the accident and
Garrison left the field but later found in his
room. unconscious. An opera ton performed.
and one kidney which had been mutlated by shock
was removed. He is resting easier to-day, and the
doctors hope for his recovery. Garrison was not Il
member of any of the university baseball teams
and only playing bah for recreation.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
EeeERs's MEN RAID IN BROOKLYN.

Five detectives and Acting Captain Eggers. from
the Central once in Manhattan. invaded two pre-
cincts and descended on two places suspected OF
being poolroons in Brooklyn yesterday. In the
Csrand-ave precinct they went into the handsomely
eoUiured resort IN Bedford-ave near Fulton
81 known as the Windsor Club. They found
twenty persons playing billiards. thorough
search Of the place failed reveal any evidences
Of gambling except two racing sheets under the
canvas cover of the carpet. At No. $50 Bedford
ave in the Classon-ave. precinct. the Central Of
hce men went into the clubrooms CONDUCTED by
David Tahey They arrested Lahey and Timothy
O:Frien. charging them with accepting bets on the
races.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
PROMISE OF GOOD WHEAT IN KANSAS
Winter Crop Estimated at from 81 to Over
100 Per Cent.
IBy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIs;yr..

Topeka. Kan. April ST. D. Coburn. secretary
Of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture. issued
report to-day Of the condition of the winter wheat
This report is based on careful canvass of con
ditions in practically every neighborhood Of the
State, returned by the wheat growers them
selves after critical examination of the fields as
lats April 5.
Abundant rains several weeks. with the favorable
preceding circumstances which generally prevailed
have made the wheat prospect in Kansas one of
promise seldom surpassed at this time of year, and
soil conditions now could scarcely be more favor
able for its prosperity.
Forty-three counties report their winter wheat as
averaging in condition 100 per cent or above. One
hundred counties, with more than 81 per of
the States area. each report conditions Of 80 per
cent or above averaging 97.5.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
TRANSFER 100000 COAL PROPERTY.
Wabash Gets Railroad Land and Large Coke
Plants.

Cumberland. Nd April s-At midnight tonight
a S2.ooooC0 property was transferred 10 the West
Virginia Central and Pittsburg Railway OF the
Wabash system. The property absorbed IS the
BeIington and Beaver Creek Railway. ten miles
LONG from Belngton to Weaver West Virginia.
and the holdings OF the Weaver Coal and Coke
Company. lO.co0 acres OF valuable upper Freeport
coking coal
The transfer to-day was made By Henry =.
Weaver OF Chicago. president and c. A. Beckett
of Chicago. secretary and treasurer For some
time the road has been a sole feeder OF the Balti-
more ana Ohio. and almost the entire output cf
the extensive plant was shipped 70 Chicago and
other Western citieS, The transfer includes anout
FIVE hundred ears ive engines and four hundrsd
coke ovens