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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-01-05
Rheumatism

Is one Of the constitutional
diseases. 1t manifests itself
in local aches and palms,
inflamed joints and stiff
muscles,-but it cannot be
cured by local applications.
It requires constitutional
treatment acting through
the blood, and the best is a
course Of the great medicine
Hood's 'sSarsaparilla
which has permanently
cured thousands Of cases.
For testimonials Of remarkable cures
send for Book on Rheumatism, No. z.
G. !. Hood Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-01-05
Fight Will BE Bitter.

Those who viii persist in closing {. elr
ears against The cont nIal rec0mmenda.
tion Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, will have long and bit
te. faht with their tronbles, if no. euded
earlier by fatal termination. Read
VIII T II. Rea'i Of Bell, Miss, has TO
say: Last fall my wife had every
symptom OF corsum1tion. she took
DIR. Kings New Discovery after every
thing else had failed. Improvements
came ct once snd four bottles entirely
cured her" Gns-enteed by Slocum
Drug Co., Druggists. Pfice 5Uc, and
81 90. Trial bottles free.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-01-05
4 Runa way Bicycle.

Terminated with nh ugly cnt on The
leg of j. B. Orne', Frauf liu Grove, Ill
1t developed stubborn nicer my ield-
ing 20 doctnrS ana renedi for four
years. Tben BuckIen's Arnica Salvp
cured. It's just es good for Burns.
Scsds, Skin Eruptions and Piles. 25o,
at S!ocum Drug Co.'S Dang Store
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-01-05
500 Reward.

500 reward will be paid for intorma-
ton leading to the arrest and convic-
ton of parties cutting any of our out
side fences. Penland Land & Live
stock Co.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-01-05

Lincoln county people will still
try to have that county repre-
sented at TIE Lewis and Clark
fair.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-01-05

Some boys near PrinevilIe
found a big wildcat making his
dinner on a rabbit. and after a
fight killed it, with clubs.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-01-05

recognized autnority-The Weekly
OregonIAn.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-01-05

Independent and re1iable-The Oregon
gOnian
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-28
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Senator Hunter returned from Reno
last night.
Large furnished room to rent. Apply
to l.. 4. Morgan.
4 fine six-room residence for sale.
For further particulars, apply to Guy
lIarbin.
Mr.. Raino OF Palisnde il etill Mt the
County Hospital. His father is here
today to look after him.
Mrs. Whittmore came up from
Palisade this morning. Her eon who
was hurt at Palisado Monday night is
resting much easier to day.
Ties for standard gauginR the C.& c.
railroad are laid to within two miles Of
Sodavillc. Work On tho cutoff at Walk.
or lake will begin soon and will shorten
the road five miles.
Mrs. Mayer and Mrs. Bangs returned
last night. Mrs. Mayer stood the trip
we'll and ia telling az we'll as can DO ex.
pcCtSu tOuhs. luoy Will remain nero n
few days and then go to Reno to spend
the summer.
Georgia Anderson 10 able TO DO out.
Ills left eye il ~uniDjured and he con geo
q little out Of the right one. 1t is doubt-
ful II he will ever recover the full use OF
his right eye. Georgia will not monkey
with powder Hgain.
Charley Holland, the public admie-
traitor, has filed u protest to the appoint
ment OF John Yowoll as administrator
OF the Chase cstatc. Judge Brown will
hear tho contest Whenever the attorneys
arc ready to bring it before him.
GREAT SHOE SALE.--2O0 pairs Of Lad.
ice, Misscs', Gents and Childrcn's
shoes, which will be sold ut one-hnli OF
tho coet, and others at one third cost.
Come one, come all, both large and
email, and MAKE n haul. Fast door OF
Il. OsFLL's Store. =
4 maRs meeting will be hell on Sat-
urday night under the auspices OF the
Citizens League in McKBsigk's opera
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-28
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
SalmaQundi.

Tho interior OF Mizpnh Hall 10 being
newly painted today and the shutters
are being varnIshed.
Miss Ethel Stone, daughter OF the
late I. n. Stone, left Carson for New
York Tuesday night.
Edward j. Smith, San Francisco's tax
collector, has skipped and with him
vent s39,l12.G5 OF the city's cash.
John Whittmorc who wa hurt at
Palisgdc Tuesday night is still at the
Commercial but is much better today.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. Mayer
continues to improve. She and her
daughter, Mrs. Bangs, Nro expected home
tonight Or tomorrow,
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. NJ. Reed returned last
night from their trip through the Coast
States. Thoy were accompanied from
California by Tom Stinton.
Mr.. f.. NJ. lIansel returned yesterday
from a trip to Lamoillc canyon where
he has been looking after the interests
OF tho electric light proposition.
\. NJ. McCabc, Il prominent Odd
Fellow 81 Carson. died Monday night.
MIR. McCabe had many friends through
out the State who will be grieved to
learn OF his death.
According to tho Bulltrog Miner, lG7
men are employed in the leading mines
OF that camp, This docs not include
prospoctors, Of whom there several hun.
drcd in the district.
When the civil war was on it wa
thought 20 DO a big thing for Abraham
Lincoln to call Tor 100000 soldiers. Tho
Mikado Of Japan has just sent in a
requisiLion Tor 100000,
While grading on tho now road be-
twoon Elko and CNrlin yesterday. Geo.
Arthur, the road supervisor, met with u
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-28
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmaqundi

Rev. George II. Greenfield returned
from Mineral Hill last night.
The |. o. o. +. flag is floating today
IN honor 81 the s9th anniversary OF the
Order.
\ splendid rain blessed this section
last night. The frequent showers make
the grass md grain grow and the stock.
men and %rnnchers smile rs they listen to
tho plttcr OF the raun.
In digging tho Panama canal. that
grcat rusmic force, the Missouri mule,
has hccn assigned nm important place.
It's constitution is equal to my climate,
aud ciyilntion follows it's heels at q re.
epcctiull distance.
According to tho careful cstimato Of
tie ccnsus office, the present popula.
ton 81 the United States il 81, J19, coo.
At this rate the country can get rcady
to celebrate the official passing Of the
100. 100000 mark by tho count in 1920.
Tho appraisers OF tho estate Of the
late Hiram Chase finished their work
this afternoon and filed their report with
Clerk Dawlcy. Tho appraisemoni ioots
up s32,i8S.Gi. This amount does not
include something over 800 OF accounts
that the appraisers found Of doubtful
value.
DR. Stephen Call Of Ingalls,. Okla, ia
about 50 ycare old, but no spends his
winters IN tho wOois coon hunting
Ills friends declare be in the oldcst and
| grcatcst coon hunter alive. About tho
slime that 0on arc npcst- tho old
! doctor arrange his epring wagon, loads
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-28
made Grom xSeIected naIgrialc
LEV S I g e CDIg
GtV@E Ill.,,

severe accident, The grading machine
upset and fell upon hun, breaking one
OF his less. He was taken to Carlin,
where he WIS made Us comfortable rs
possible until DIR. Hood arrived and
set the broken bone.
Sealed proposals to build the Lamoille
church will be received by Rev. Geo. ii
Greenfield up to l2 o'clock Nj. OF May
10 tn. See notice elsewhere.
The case OF Celier IS. Evans has been
withdrawn from the Superior Court Of
San Francisco. This was the case in
Volving the division Of a policy held by
the late j. X. Ryan IN the A. o. U. W.
Carroll Henderson returned last night
from his trip to Missouri. He reports
the best State ~ the union rs looking
tine. He enjoyed his trip and was
shown many things by the Missourians.
Another encouraging sign OF the times
Ii the fac; that the V. and T. company is
now putting down 74'pound rails in
| p'hNS w hhS w pOuhN ihlls "HlCu uuNc
been in use for years. The old Com
stock will DO attracting the attention OF
the world again before many months
go by.-Enterprise.
Harve McAdams and Tom Griffin
came up from Carlin this morning.
Harve brought up two squaws and a
| hn..l ~,Inu, hn tnrpaI a,.. ., T,.Ia.
Weathers on the charge OF disturbing
the peace. IL liarve keeps up his
present gait, it will not be long before
he has the entire population OF Carlin i'll
the county Jail.
While the population OF Belgium is
steadily increasing, its continual birth
rate decrease ID attracting attention.
The table OF births shows tina in 1880
the birth rate WIS 32.30 per ! 200 OF the
population, while in 1902 it had dropped
to 2S.i0. In nearly all the Of
1 10000 population or over the pre- sent
birth rate is less han that OF 1880.
Governor Sparks has offered a reward
Of 1900 for the arrest Of the murderer Of
Harry Manon, deputy sheriff OF Nye
county. The sheriff OF Nye county will
offer a similar reward. Manon was
mortally wounded abont Il month ago
while attempting to arrest two meu who
had held up a Iarty OF italian laborers.
Mauon was taken to Beatty where he
died the next day.
Hayden Henderson has a curiosity i'll
the bank in the shape of M old l;nt.lock
gun ut ancient make. The weapo is
about two feet long and the bore Of the
barrell is fully Il half inch in diameter.
Morgan Hill bought the gun in Germany
and sent it to the bank for safe keeping
Hayden keeps the gun handy i'll case Of
a raid on the bank. The sight OF it
would brighten the average bandit.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-28

'nat London still leads in the worlds
ommerce. with a total OF 81 1904 5i. lsi.
New DIRK ranks secoud with a total OF
el'l'6,9'9,0lG. New York outranks
Aondon In amount OF export with a total
Oh sJo3,SUs. 0l3 but Liverpool leads the
world in export with a total of s557y593.
9Si.
II appraisers are nearly through
appraising the estate Of the late Hiram
chase. Counting tho stock at CT, 800,
the book accounts at s7,2G0.27, the real
estate at $4,000 and the moLey in the
Henderson bank NJ 50, 100, the estate
toots up S~32,GG0.27. While these are
not the exact figures, the appraised value
OF the estate will not vary much from
the above total.
Mr.. Mayer returned Saturday night
from Ogden, where he went to sec Mrs.
Mayer. He found her in a better condi.
tlon than when che left here and has
hopes Of her ultimate recovery. Mrs.
Mayer and Mrs. Bangs will return to
Eiko III u week or SO. They will remain
here a few days and then go to Reno,
Mrs Bangs home. where Mn. MAYER
will spend tile summer.
The services at the Episcopal and
fresbyterlan churches yesterday were
very interesting. Bishop Spaldlug ollie
iatcd at the Episcopal church both
u1IHpI,,1 nal ,,.,,.. .l n
Greenfield did the same at the Presby-
terrain church. Both churches were
handsomely decorated with flowers aud
large congregations attended the scrv-
ices. Bishop Spalding returned to Salt
Lake last night.
Mrs. Minnie Davis Of Omaha is IA
Observation-Disclosures at the age OF ~.
She was born III lSJj, married III the
early Fart Of 1867 and became the
mother OF Il daughter before the close Of
the year. This daughter was married at
the aye Of Is and became the mother OF
a girl bah! the following year. This
girl WIS married at the age u 10 and
she became n mother at lG. The great
grandmother cay she docs no, believe in
girls marrying too youug.
\ very good story is told by one OF
the New York journal correspondence.
1t appears that Mrs. Webster came home
unexpectedly one afternoon and found
Mr.. Webster embracing the maid. Mrs.
Webster exclaimed III an angry tone,
MIR. Wepster, | am suEpriscd.T Equal
to tho Occasion Mr. Webster turned upon
his wife with the rctOrt, Mrs. Webster,
hos many times must | correct you in
yGur grammcr? You should say. Il am
astonish"d, for it is who AN surprised
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-28

and the run is easier. 1t is probable
that Humboldt instead Of winnemucca
will be made the end Of the run from
Sparks.
The play ut Leonard Hall Monday
night will DO given by local talent and
the money will remain in town. The
net proceeds will 90 into the treasury OF
tue Guild and DO USED for a useful pur.
pose. Everyone who can should pur.
chase ticket and sea the play. -Won
Back will interest you and You arc cure
to epend Il pleasant evening. Get q
ticket at Ii drugstore aud assist the
ladies OF the Guild.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-28
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.

Stanford Woathers came upfrom Reno
this morning.
Assessor McTicrncy Of Eureka comfy
arrived last night aud returned on No.
) this afternoon.
John f. Aitkeu, one OF Rcno's most
respected c~itzcna, died yesterday alter.
oon from Brighs disease.
Tho Fourth OF July committee was
out this afternoon interviewing the
people nn the celebration question.
John Spottswood is rs happy us "a
claim at high tide. Tho cause OF it ia
the arrival Of f. body girl yesterday.
Mother mud child are dong nicely.
Mr.. Il. Elliot is in from his ranch ncar
Bullion. Ills broken ankle is getting
along nicely and he will he able to
throw away hi crutchcs in q lew weeks.
This morning rs no was pulling in
To Bsowawe ii ran into a gang o' Jspan.
csc section men and two Of them were
instantly killed. No others were in
jurcd.
according to the latest dispatches, the
Russian fleet was sailing nortbward
from Kamranh bay and abUut fifteen
miles from the coast. No mention is
made oi the Japanese fleet.
They have "a ~strnographic Typewriter
III France which writes syllahics and
sometimes Who'll" wOrds with n single
blow Of the finger. Tho stcnoGraphic
symhols are not used, but the ordinary
alphabet.
Ogden was visited 10y Il heavy wind
storm Sunday night. Houses were un-
rooted, telegraph and telephone wires
blown down and trees upro,tcd. The
w~rcctngo delayed traffic for several
hours yesterday.
In getting of Of No. G laa. night q
hobo got ouu Of his feet caught in the
air brakes and had the toes badly
| crushed. lie was taken to the inrl and
DR.. Hood attended to his injuries. lie
was moved to the hospital thiE morning.
4 former mayor 81 Dcs Moiuos is now
working as Il dry lahnrcr under the
lnan he appointed street commissioner
II you Ind bali u dozen gucsscs on the
cause OF hia downfall you would doubt
| less guess six times the came way
whiskcy.
The governor Of Guam has the honor
Ia report that the natives Of Guam are
"vcry dirty and highly rcliEious.' Why
not send 60 Guam one Of Brother
Rockcfcllct'a missionary c~ontribuiiors2
Kerosene in very cleansing -LouiRvillc
Couricr.Journal.
II the lying English Lord ~ acni VI,
here 10y the Examiner last week. mud
who ancakml ont Of town ut night, will
tlishonor this camp with his presence
ngain, We guarantee that he will be lard
| instead Of Lord, bciora lc ~ in tho
| camp five minuiCn. rnnOpah BOnnnza.
4 Ycrington dispatch To tho Gazette
| saye: "Mcsars. WCdckind and Kocnig,
who have been prospecting IN thia soc
ton Tor II month or moro pnst, for 4
rarity ~ Reno people. ihyc discovered 4
| gold lodge in the tWugc ~ hills {" tn,
oast Of this valley winch promises t.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-28
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

f'N'u''e r'INl't ht 'nc lTrtbStcrlan
church tomorrow nigh, will be held at
7U'cllCk.
Go Ia the Mayer Restaurant Tor your
Sunday dinner. Sec bill Of fare i'll an
other column.
Miss Rose McCaiTrcy. an attendant
at the insane asylum, has been pro.
mole 10 matron of that institution.
shop SpaldrnI viii conduct the
Ets'cr Services ut the Epis opal Church
tomorrow. The program Of the services
will he found III another columuu.
\. l.. Mauk sclls the W l.. Douglas
Three. Fifty tS3.J0l Sho" Tor men only
DO not buy shocs until YOU see and
hear him explain the advantage gained
toy wearing til. Douglas Shoe.
Mr.. ". II. Gclmcr returned last night
from Salt LAKE. where he spcat the
wiGt"r. His looks indicate that he was
treated niorly IN M"ormondum. He will
renRiu town a icw days and then 20 to
his ranch III The northe astern part OF
the coUuiy.
y" report has been received from
'"""I"" III the last wv" days regarding
Tie state "t epidemic ont th"r" and 1t IF
presumed 'hM Inc excitement hha en-
t'r''y "l'd "nt' lho 'r"in WAS crowded
TINS morning WIKI passengers bound Tor
that dist rict.-Chrsun News.
Oue Of the lnrges, dcnls IN real estate
tl,nt has taken plnrc m tina section Tor
II long time WAS closed this week los
Walter Magcc purchasing from J.. K.
"h7oh' All MS fh'''i'S hhu 'hhu on
i'''so r'er' ihcI"d'hE '"''''' h"r'cs'
o'c' =" pro" paul ~ s"l' i" DC S'''oJo'
- AUG Nou''''h 'N''"i'n'
Anniversary Souvenir 81 the Prceby-
tcrian Church can he sccurcdt onirt from
:. X. Hunt. Joel Gardner or the pas.or.
The Souvenirs ARE very neat cnutaiping
hai'-tOue cuts ~ the old church the
ncT church, the Mgn,c and hall md u
phOrt hist sketch. Those are nn
sale at IA m%imnnal price to cover expense
Ui publication.
AtIairs ut Mns4 City are assuming II
substantial basis and most cncourag.
lng m'sayb are being received. George
Roach. Tom Herman. Syi Moran and
Malachi Clrrhu have completed the
holding work "n their Claim and at a
depth Of only four let Ob.aIncd assays
~ sl9 per ton III gold George Kuhn
JbtHined assnys Of 80 per ton in gold
and has two men working on the claim.
Other Chains are opening up equally M
we'll Enterprise.
C,,o,- r,.n , rm
era Clark and Lyt,on yesterday aud
talked over ma',crs relating To the
Indian school. Everything was harm.
"nious and the indications nr" very good
Tor an amicnble arrangement between
the authorities NJ Wellington urd the
commissioners. To-day Mr.. Charles and
Surveyor Davis SGT tho stakcs for the
buildings. Unless something urtorc'
aecn arlDcs. work on the buildings will
DO in progress long before snowilios
next fall.
y C,,,,hon ,,o,o -, ro,,oa
CampbcIl. arrival from thc w.s, Ios,
night and atoppcd over today to visit hia
relatives. Mr.. Cnmpbcll's home ia at
Tullahoma. Tennessee, whore he ~carrics
on n largo business, in wagons and bug.
gics and materials for tho pamc. Ito
gave this Office a pleasant call this morn.
ing and entertained M with rominis
conacs oi times in rcnncesco after the
war. Mr.. Campbell has boon vitising
r~clativeG In California aud in Oh his way
home. lilo Ienyes tonight.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-28
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmalundi.

Tho Reno Jail has 3G inmates packed
away like eariines in six cells and a
narrow corridor.
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NJ u

Mineral Hin,
Eureka county, Nevada, April -,
1905, by Rev. George II. Greenfield,
MIR. William G. Spencer to Miss Sier.
ra Nevada Plummcr'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-28

Tea and coffee go by taste
alone; and tastes are many.
Schilling's Best teas are five,
and coffees four; all different A.;
moneyback all; at your grocer's.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-15

WOMEN. Wanted about 100 for elegant 69c stockings; lisle thread and fancy lace. A big choosing for women wearing g and eK. These will be marked 29c pair.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-15

replied that Mir Rockefeller had de- clined hitherto to endow institutions in foreign countries, but had sometimes made contributions for the erection of necessary buildings and for current ex- penses.
 Secretary Barton presented later In December statement of certain press- ing special needs then existing s V calling for $163O0O. A conference was called by MT. Gates upon the subject of this letter. For six of the ten objects presented MT. Rockefeller promised, through his agent. MT. Gates, to give $1oo.0oo. This letter announcing the gift was received February 13, 1905, and was presented to the prudential com- rnittee at it's regular meeting the next day, when the gift was accepted. !
 Secretary Barton says: I never had any question whatever regarding the propriety and even duty of soliciting help for the needy institutions and work of the board from Mir. Rockefel- Ter as from other people of means who are members in good and regular stand ing of Christian churches. sa ' <
 " Tn soliciting and accepting this gift, neither the prudential committee, the officers and members of the American board, nor the pastors and members of our Congregational churches assume any obligations whatever to advocate the cause of, or defend any individual corporation, nor is anyone by this gift to be restricted from absolute freedom of speech according to the dictates of his untrammeled conscience.'
 In view of the fact that both state- ments emanated from the office of the board any inconsistency was due evil dently to preparation rather than trans mission.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-15
GIFT NOW TURNS OUT TO
 HAVE BEEN SOLICITED
(Continued from First Page.)

(Continued from First Page.) impression created in some quarters by a brief published interview with him. self, referring to the beginning of ne- gotiations, which was reported some two weeks ago, and has been widely nisused and misquoted.'
 The conference with MT. Rockefeller jr., and the meeting of the secretaries at Montclair, N. J., are described as in the earlier announcement, the state- ment concluded:
 More than year later, in December of last year, Secretary Barton wrote MT. Gates (Mr. Rockefeller's private secretary) in regard to the eighteen higher educational institutions of the board, sending him a new booklet up- on this work just issued, and asking if there would be an opportunity of bring ing these institutions to the attention of John D. Rockefeller with a view to securing funds for their endowment in ] whole or in part, MT. Gates at once
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-15

Geometrical. know herp Why, she lives in the same square with you.'
 Yes, but she's not in the same cir cle. e."-Cleveland Leader.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-15
SPECIAL CAR SERVICE.
Arranged by Consolidated for Forbes
Chapel Cornerstone Laying.

f21ta21sEu Dy LonEOldateu TOT tOrbes
 Chapel Cornerstone Laying.
 It has been announced that the Con solidated Street Railway company will have special car service from the steamboat dock to Granniss corner in connection with the ceremony of the laying of the corner stone of the new Forbes chapel, which will be conducted by Bishop Brewster at 4:3O o'clock this afternoon.
 The regular afternoon service at St. ,Paul's will be omitted to-day on ac- count of the cornerstone laying.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-15
We Respectfully Announce

To friends and the public that we have decided add to our present full and complete stock of high grade Ready to Wear Clothes particular We shall con fine ourselves sale of special make, of whose high standard of workmanship and style positively
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-15

AUTOISTS. Eight Autoists or , Chauffers for s Auto Caps with patent leather visofs. Sizes 2, ! i.8 and 74. Reduced from $2. .25 to e5c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-15
Help Wanted Children.

CHILDREN. 36 children can be : furnished with worsted reefers; < nicely trimmed with braid, meda-
 llions and pearl buttons. Sizes
 to 4. Reduced from 95c to 45c. ,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-15
Help Wanted Children.

CHILDREN. About 35 children are : required for 35 little handbags in black or white. They are now
 marked 10c, but will be sold at ic each to those who reach here in
 time Saturday morning.