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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-05-09
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Green, " L, Turbe7ille.
Griffin, J ", Paxville.
Geddings, RI, Pinewood.
Green, + W. Turbeville.
Grooms, G W, Sandy Grove.
Haley, Isaac y, Foreston.
Hodge, J ", Manning.
Hickman, W W, Turbeville.
Hodge. J E, Foreston
Jones. T w, Manning.
Johnson, Daniel, Foreston.
Lee: y C. Manning.
Lowder, H L, Manning.
Lowder. J J, Foreston.
McElveen, r S, Turbeville.
Morris, J E, Foreston.
Nelson. r NJ. Manning.
Plowden, G. ", Jordan.
Parker, Samuel, Jordan.
Plowden. S N, Manning.
Pack. Il r, Alcoiu.
Reese, y H. Alcolu.
Richbourg. r n, Davis Station.
Robertson, Ellerson, Seloc.
Rhodus, G w, Foreston.
Robertson, Thomas r, Seloc.
Reardon, John J, Mouzon.
Strange, Harvey. Manning.
Strange, J ", Manning.
Stukes. J w, Manning
Wick, William, Silver.
Tindal, s, Davis Station.
Welch, J J. Turbeville.
White, J B, Manning.
Ward, John 4, Manning.
West, " H, Manning.
Welch, John, Seloc.
Walker, James 5, Darlington.
Glass c, No. ), $500.
Cantey, a z.
Burgess, NJ f, Manning.
Frierson, Harriet r, Manning.
Gowdy, Isabella. Seloc.
Gardner, S J. Jordan.
Gibbons, Susan r, Seloc.
Hudson, H E, Rimini.
Nelson, S A, Manning.
Ridgeway. Mary E, Foreston.
Stone, Dolly. PaNville.
Stukes, Frances C, Jordan.
Timmons, Rebecca, Manning
Wise, Mary E, Manning.
Williams, S C, Manning.
c,o,.c n M s1s s.
oiass " No' ''i
BocheJt, Ann E, Manning.
Ard. Leonora, Jordan.
Barwick, NJ A, Jordan.
Barrineau, S /, Manning.
Bovce, Sarah II, Seloc.
Beard, Emily. Seloc.
Belk Malissa, Manning.
Burns, Nerline. Workman.
Chewing. F T. Fielder:
Clowney. NJ NJ, Turbevllle.
Coker, Margaret A, Seloc.
Chilaers, E '. Jordan.
Cobia, H NJ 4, Manning.
Clary. Mary }: Alcoln.
Corbett, NJ II r, st. Pau!.
Corbett, Margaret, st. Paul.
Driggers. Trucy L, A!colu;
DuBose, Mary Ann, New Zion.
Emanuel, K T. Manning.
Evans, Dolly D, New Zion.
Fam, Arena, Alcolu.
Geddings, T A, PaXville.
Gibbons, NJ G, New Zlon:
Gibbons, Rebecca, New Zion.
Hardy, r NJ, New Zion.
Haley, Charity \, Jordan.
Hodge, Alice.
Holiday, Fannie, Manning.
Hudson, Sarah r, Manning.
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Judge.
WHEREAS. c. Smith Land made
w suit to me- to grant him Letters OF
\ Administration with the Will annexed,
of the estate OF and effects of Mary
J. Land, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
monish ali and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Mary J.
Land. deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court of Pro-
bate. to be held at Manning on the 24th
dav of May next after publication
thereof, at II o'clock IN the forenoon,
to show cause, if any they have, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
. Given under my hand, this 9Th day
Of May, a. d. 1906. ,
[sEAL. JAMES Nj. WINDHAM,
Judge of Probate.
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CATARRH CURED AT HOME
Trial Treatment Of Dr.. Blosser's Catarrh
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Honor Roll of Greenoek School.

Mary Lee Graham. Ruth Galloway,
Daisv Rawlinson, Pearl Rawllnson,
Atha Galloway and Clarence Graham.
LOTOIE c.. DUBoSE, Teacher.
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Candidates Cards,
For County Supervisor.

I67E THE FRIENDS OF c. /. JAMES
hereby present his name 10 the voters ~ VI VI
Clarendon County Us q candidate for the once
OF County Supervisor. Subject to the rules OF
the Democratic party ,->-nc
TASNOUNCE Myself ACANDIDATE FOR
County Supervisor subject 70 TO the action
OF the Democratic Primary.
ITO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF CLAIR
endon County:
hereby announce myself candidate Tor the
office OF County Supervisor Of Clarendon county
subject to the rules Of the Democratic party;
r. E. McF-tDDIN, JR.
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J. E. KELLY,
Trustees W. P. EMANUEL,
E. E. HODGE.
Notice Of Election.

Pursuant to an order from the coun-
ty Board of Education of Clarendon
county, dated May Iuh, 1906. We, the
undersigned, do hereby give notice
that an election will be held at Jordan
Saturday. May 26, 1906, for the pur-
pose of giving the qualified electors
and tax payers of Santee school dis
trict, No. 5. the privilege of voting on
the question of a special tax levy Of
three mills to supplement other taxes
for school purposesin said school dis
trict:
Trustees T. NJ. Davis,
J. c.. Graham.
May Sth, 1906.
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DR.. E. NJ. Carson,
Office opposite
Central Hotel.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Pursuant to an order from the County
Board of Education, dated April Is,
1906, we, the undersigned, do hereby
give notice that an election will be
held at Mill Branch School House,
near Mr.. John G. Powders residence,
on Thursday, May 24th, 1906: for the
purpose giving the qualified electors
and taxpayers in Harmony School Dis
trict, No. 13, the privilege of voting on
the question of a special tax levy of
three mills to suppliment other taxes
for school purposes in said school dis
trict.
+. r. PLOWDEN:
J. G. PLOWDEN.
w. I. HUDNAL.
32-2tl Trustees.
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Wanted-By Chicago wholesale and
mail order house, assistant manager
fman or woman) for this county and ad-
Joining territory. Salary $50 and eN-
penses paid weekly: expense money ad-
vanced. Worked pleasant; position
permanent. No investment or eNper-
ience required. Spare time valuable;
Write at once for full particulars and
enclose self-addressed envelope.
Superintendent. 132 Lake ST., Chi
cago, III.
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Notice of Election.

Pursuant to an order from the Coun-
tv Board of Education. dated May the
5th, 1906, we. the undersigned.d do here
bv give notice that an election will be
held at Trinity x Roads, on Tuesday,
May the 22nd, 1906. For the purpose
of giving the qualified electors, and
taxpayers in Trinity School District
No. p, the privilege of voting on the
question of special tax levy of three
81 mills to supplement- other taxes, for
school purposes in said district-Polls
to open at S o'clock a. NJ. and close at
4 o'clock P. NJ.
T F. KELLY
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For County Auditor.

FUI CUUILy AuV1IVI.
T HEREBY. ANNOUNCE MYSELF a CAN
didate for Auditor Of Clarendon County, sub
iect to the rules Of the Democratic Primary.
ANDREW p. BURGESS.
T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN
ddate for the office Of County Auditor, pledc-
ing myself TO abide the result Of the Demo
craIic Primary.
+. 3. BROWN.
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What the Cash will DO.

Nice Figured Lawns at 35c yard.
Nice Oak Bed Room Suits at SD. per
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Lost-Between THE MANNING TINES
Office and Mr.. J. w. Kennedy's resi-
dence, a gold shirt waste pin in the
shape of wreath and set with SIX
pearls. A suitable reward ifleft at THE
TINES Office.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Clarendon County,

Bv James NJ. Windham. Esq, Probate
Judge.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Salt Bricks for stock, 10 cents at
RhaIne's Drug Store.
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EAST CENTER.

IT. B. White purchased team last
week of r. ]. Baker.
w. ]. Billick is hauling corn from
the DR.. Windle farm near Lacey.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Roe attended the
funeral Sunday of the late Mrs. Sells.
Mrs. David Barnes and son Roy Wis
tied Monday at the Mat Nelson home.
Ed Harvey of Missouri is moving
this week to the farm vacated by H.
e. Snider.
S-ffSE. Snyder moyeG ste- oskalaosa
Thursday to the property he recently
purchased on South B street.
Frank Whitaker of California visit
ed recently at ]. H. Williams T. B..
Whites and w. ]. Willnoit's.
Clarence Snider left Monday night
with his car for Dixon, ILL.,, where he
expects to make his future home.
Harry Browneller, of oskaloosa, Wis.
tied Wednesday night with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Browneller.
Willhoit G. McKanna sold two
young bulls last week to James White
of Excelsior and John LaForce of
Lakonta.
Miss Ethel White returned home
Thursday after several days visit in
Des Moines with her cousin, Miss
Margaret Ankeny.
A. Roe left Tuesday night for Re-
gina, Canada. He expects to be gone
about two weeks getting his farm in
readiness preparatory to moving to
that place some time in April.
Harry Snider left Monday for Ran
toul, Ills, where he will visit for
short time with his sister, Miss Pearl,
and from Rantoul he will go to Dix
on to join his brother Clarence in
their new home. ....
March 27. Pond Lily.
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A Trin 10 pes Molnes.

During the vacation Of Penn coll
lege, while the Glee Club was delight
ing the people, took a little trip TO
the capital city, visiting our old friend
Ira d. Kellogg. Together we visited
many places of interest, Drake uni
versity, the legislature meetings, Sen
ator Jones and Representative A T.
N. Hambleton, the state library, the
state historical building and museum,
being shown through the building by
Mr.. Van Hyning. Thence to the Office
of secretary of state where l met a
former Mahaska county gentleman.
Hon. D. A. Hites, who is a candidate
for the nomination OF secretary or
state, subject to the decision of the
republican state convention. He took
great pains to show me through the
capitol building. l also attended a
session of the ministerial association
and heard the noted evangelist, Rev.
Miller, sing, and an address by Rev.
Coburn, who is conducting a revival
at the First M. T.. church. Taking 1t
as visit feel rested up, but wish to
say Greater Oskaloosa is good enough
for me and dear old Penn will have
my best efforts.
March 27. Lon B. Pierson.
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tin Emanuel visited at Abba over
Sunday.
Chas. Tangy of Lost Creek has
been sick with lagrippe and compli-
cations.
The baby of Patrick Smith, and
Ora, son Of John Haywood, have both
been i'll.
James Johnson has purchased a
tract of land of Thos. Van Wrinkle,
south of town.
Mrs. Geo. Lawless OF Des Moines
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
N. B. McNeese.
G. Sturgeon, publisher of the Tri.
bune, returned Monday from a short
visit with his parents at Extra, Audu'
bon county. Z,
True Rogers has moved from o. H.
Seifert's tenant property on North
First street to the Mercer property
on Berdan street.
Mrs. Ed Boucher, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. E. C. Bick
ford, the past three weeks. departed
Saturday for her home at Belling
ham, Washington.
The Homesteaders have finished or
ganizing their lodge here. 1t is
known as Wapello Lodge No SO and
the officers are: President, I. A
Wormhouat; vice president, Mrs
Fred Wilcox; secretary, Mrs. c. w
Wilson; treasurer, Ben Riggs; mar
shall Frank Berry, lady entertaine.
Miss Ethel Mintonye; lady of char
ity, Mrs. Kate Beedle; chaplain, A,
McMahan; inner guard, Robert T.
O'Connor, outer guard, Frank Ryan
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Rita and Opal Funk went to Wash
ington county last Wednesday to visit
relatives and friends for couple or
weeks.
Ed Woodward came in from South
Dakota, where he has been holding
down his claim. He VIII remain for
some time at the James Woodward
home in Keokuk county. His many
friends welcome him home.
A. ]. Burgess received letter from
his son James a few days ago. He is
at Fort William H. Harrison, Mon
tana, near Helena. He passed the
examination and received first class
certificate as cook. He had a fine
trip from Fort Riley, Kansas. dis
tance of over 1000 miles. he says
the scenery was grand and he en-
joyed the trip very much.
March &c. Skirmisher.
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EDDYvILLE.
(By John R. sipes.l

A1ef Kent, of Sheridan, wyoming,
was recent guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Otto Mayer, north of town.
Miss Jessie Harper departed Friday
for Chicago where she will spend a
week o. ten days buying goods.
Mrs Maggie Brunt, of Bussey, re-
turned home Saturday after spending
a few days with Eddyville friends.
Norman E. Smith, special agent for
the Farmers Insurance Co., was here
Friday transacting business with Mil
Ter & Son.
Mrs. Ray Cartwright, who had been
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. T. John
son, on Sand Ridge, returned to her
home at Eldon Saturday.
Died, at Has o'clock Friday fore
noon, March 23, 1906, at the home OF
his parents at Coalfield, the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Henderson,
of pneumonia, aged Is months. The
funeral was held Sunday and burial
was made in Shafer cemetery.
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PRIME NEIeHRoRHooD.

Mrs. Earl Johnson has been enter
tanning her two small brothers.
Miss helen Lytle was calling or
friends at the o. H. S. last Wednes
day. '...
The Holland folks had a surprise
party at Antony Van Zee's last Tues
day evening.
Miss Margaret Ramsay OF Oskaloo
sa spent few days last week with
Blanche Lytle.
Mrs. Bode and daughter Gertrude
of Parkersburg, are here for a visit
at the Frank Boston home.
A. ]. Lytle was a visitor last week
at the home of his brother-in-Iaw
Wilbur Swasick, near Moravia.
Frank and Lewis Cruzen were Wis
iting among their old friends ant
neighbors last week. They expect to
leave for their Canadian home Tues
day.
Sunday visitors were Mr.. and Mrs,
Joe Stephenson and Mr.. and Mrs,
McCurdy and children at Floyd Ste
phenson's; Frank Boston and family
at Will Tandy's; Will Pomeroy and
wife at A. J. Lytle's.
Earl Johnson and wife have just
lately gone to housekeeping. About
thirty of their friends happened in to
call on them last Tuesday evening
They took refreshments, consisting
of oysters, crackers, peaches and
cake. A delightful evening was spent,
Harry Lytle has been having seri-
GUS time with one of his wisdom teeth.
Last Saturday they had 1t pulled,
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PILGRIM.-Death has again enter
ed our Post and taken from our ranks
on March IL. 1906, Comrade John R.
Pilgrim. He enlisted in 1862 in Co.
C. 33d Iowa Infantry. He was one Of
the company's truest and bravest sol
diers, always ready and willing to do
his duty at all times and under all cir
cumstances. Thus it has been in his
private life since the war, always hon
orable, upright and a patriotic citi-
zen, one that the members Of the Post
and citizens will sadly miss. And we
as members OF the Post take this
means of expressing our love and ap-
probation for the departed comrade
who has answered his last roll CALL
Resolved, That by the death Of our
comrade, John X. Pilgrim, Phil Kear-
ney Post has lost one Of its honoreu
members, and one that did at all
times live up to the three great prin-
ciples of our Post: that in his death
the country has lost one Of its true
and noble defenders. one who layed
his life on the altar Of his country
when it was needed. The community
in which he lived has lost true and
faithful citizen and neighbor. We ex-
tend to his wife and children true
soldiers sympathy and love in this
their darkest hour Of affiiction.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
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when it was discovered that i had
grown fast to the jaw bone. The
pain since has been so intense thar
he has been taking treatment Of DR..
Pardun.
Floyd Stephenson had a birthday
last Saturday In the evening he was
reminded OF the fact by genuine
surprise party, gotten up by his wife.
that was complete success. About
a score Of their friends were present
and a good time resulted. Refresh
ments were served.
March 26. Enirp.
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made part Of the records Of the
Post, and that the flag be properly
draped for thirty days. They will be
published in the city papers and a
copy be sent to the family Of our de.
ceased comrade.
John N. Martin,
Robert Kissick,
Charles w. McFall.
Committee.
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3iN4pd

bride was attired in pale green null
After congratulations the guests re-
tired to the dining room where a
four course dinner was served. The
bride has attended the city schools
and has attended Penn college and is
favorite among numerous friends,
She is a fine artist and has helped to
beautify her home with her own
paintings. Mr.. and Mrs. Kinseth de,
parted on the midnight train for Con
ger, Minnesota, where they will re.
side. Mr.. Kinseth holds a responsi.
BILE position with the Rock Island at
Conger.
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BUTLER.

Carrie Burgess win teach in wapel-
10 county this spring.
Wayland Funk went to Ottumwa
last Saturday on business and also to
see ais best girl.
Allie Githers moved to Ottumwa
last week and Stimson Clark moved to
the place vacated.
The roads are in very bad con-
dition and the rain of Sunday night
win make them nearly impossible.
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EDDYVILLE.
(By John r. Sipes.)

Clayton Gunsaulis of Wright was
in town Saturday.
Miss Grace Grant visited friends
at oskaloosa over Sunday,
Miss Gene DeLong is visiting with
friends at oskaloosa and Bussey.
Lloyd Myrick of Bluff Creek went
to Des Moines Saturday to visit Lis
father.
Mesdames Ada Harding and Mar.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-03-29

VANNEST.-Jacob Upton Vannest
the eldest son of David and Mary Van,
nest, was born near LeClair, Scott
county, Iowa, June "a, 1861, and died
at his home ten miles west Of Ponca
City, Oklahoma, March II, 1906.
He was united in marriage to Lucy
Clements, Sept. 6, 1888. To them
were born one daughter and four sons
all of whom are very i'll at the present
time. The deceased was a true and
faithful neighbor, which was proven
by the shower of tears when he was
taken from their midst. He was a
loving, faithful son, father and hus
band. On Tuesday he begged of his
daughter to play and sing the hymn
"Only Trust Him." The sad daugh'
ter did as he requested and he said
Thank you, Lulu. 1t breaks your
heart to sing, but it soothes mine
Let this be the motto for my family.
vare his feeble words %&&~
CREST Papers have been re-
ceived in this city bearing an account
of the death of J. NJ. Griest, a former
Oskaloosa man, at his home in West
vile, near New Haven, Connecticut
The New Haven paper makes an
extended notice of the man. He had
become a manufacturer and was at
the head of the Griest Manufacturing
Company, employing hundreds of peo'
pie. His death was deeply mourned
in the community in which he hao
lived during the past several years
The example of his life and WORK was
made the subject of touching pulpit
eulogy on the Sunday following his
death by a minister of Westville. fhe
deceased was at one time a resident
of Oskaloosa, during the early seven
ties and was well known to many OF
the older residents of the county. He
was a cousin of T. B. Garretson OF
this city and for a number Of years
was associated with him in business
in this city. Being of a jovial and
kindly disposition, he had many
friends. He was twice married, his
widow being a daughter of Hon. J. X.
Wood, formerly a resident of Adams
township. The lady was well known
in Oskaloosa and many friends extend
sincerest sympathy in her sorrow and
bereavement.
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GARVIN.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Garvin, Of 6S5 North c street, an
nounce the birtn OF a daughter, to
whom they have given the name Eu-
genia Hoyt, for Mrs. Garvin's sister
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SENT UP FOR LIFE.
Rape Fiend Will Spend Balance Of
Life Behind Bars.

Anamosa, Ia, March 27.-Jack Pizer
was sentenced today to life imprlson-
ment for rape committed on woman
seventy years old. This is the fourth
conviction Of Pizer for the same Of
fense.
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NEW SHARON.

Robert Doze will soon go to Colo
rado where he has ranch and will
look after other interests there.
DR.. Clark, of Oskaioosa, called on
us last week on his way home from
Peoria, where he had performed an
operation.
We hear of several accidents while
saving wood this spring. We were
sorry to hear of the misfortune of our
old neighbor, Charles Kindig, in this
respect. .
March 26. T. L. w.
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LAWSON.-To kind friends who as
sisted during the recent bereavement,
the family Of the late John Lawson
wishes to express its deep gratitude.
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Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received for the road
work and for road supervisor of Lin
coin township, until L p. M, Monday,
April 2. The right to reject any or
all bids is reserved.
Fred B. Caldwell,
w5&35-d179 Township Clerk.
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KINSETH-RYAN. - Married, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Ryan, at p. M, Sun
day, March 25, 1906, Miss Lillian Char
lotte Ryan to Mr.. Gustave ]. Kinseth
Rev. I..'C. Willis officiating.
The impressive ceremony was wit
messed by friends and relatives. The
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-03-29

They all lead to indianapolis.
March 27. R. W.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Following is the list of marriage Ii.
censes issued by the clerk since oul
last report:
NO. NAME. RESIDENCE. AGE
ONO Gus K Kinseth Conger MINI q
''~' Lillian O Ryan, Oskaloosa, . 2;
200. O R Kaul, Ottumwa, ,.,........-2;
''N Anna r Taylor, Ottumwa, ,...-24
oo,s Grant Cashatt, Lakonta, - 2;
0'|' Della Sarxis, What Cheer. q
oooe + John R Williams, Beacon, ..... 2;
00No | Amelia Thomas, Beacon, ....... q