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The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19
Hotel Arrivals

The following are registered at Hotel Miller:
 J. w. Clark, N. Ratrock, Will McGurtey, $. M. Field, w. M. Mashburn, Little Rock; o. A. Shoots, La2orte, Ind; E. M. Me Gill, Camden; L. l.. Horney, In dianapolis; w. J. Cannon, Arka delphia; Jas. Higgins, Kansas J. B. Strong, Texas; c. w. Mid dlebrooks, Hope; Mrs. Hoffman, Texarkana; J. M. Pattison, St. Louis; Leo Goldburg, Pittsburg T. C. Wendell, Endicott, N. Y. l. H. Ayers, Kentucky; Teo Brost, Oklahoma City.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19
Nevada County Cotton Bloom.

The first cotton bloom grown in Nevada County, was brought to this office today by J. J. Samp. son, of Albany township. While the prize offered had previously been won by another citizen in a different part of the county, Mr. Sampson deserves special men tion for his forwardness in the matter.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19
Lest you forget, let Us re- mind you thaf we have just what you need in Drugs.
 Westerly Drug Store.

Dr. R. l.. Hinton's office is in the George Terry building, where he is fitting and furnishing spex and eyeglasses and doing office practice of medicine.
 The ladies, having in charge the improvement of the park, have ordered iron seats to be placed at convenient intervals, and will, as soon as they arrive, arranged for some other improve ments. in the place.
 The young people expect to en- joy an outing tomorrow at Provi- dence. The crowd will be con- posed of a dozen couples or more of our young ladies and gentle men, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. w.. B. Waller.
 Marshal Marsh yesterday arrested a negro, who come into town on the blind baggage of No 6, and found a six shooter in his clothing. He was fined $50.00 and costs, and will do work for a whileon our streets.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19
News From BodcaW

Special to the News.
 Bodcaw, June IS. Walter Murrah, of Prescott, spent last week in BOdcaw.
 Walter Orr a young attorney of Mt. Moriah was in Bodcaw last Saturday.
 Capt. Parker who has been very sick is improving fast.
 Jas. Parker and Mrs. Settle, ot Texas, are visiting their father, Capt. Parker this week.
 Mrs. W. J. Carlton was called to the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Blair, in Texarkana last week.
 Tom Phillips left Monday for Oklahoma prospecting.
 l.. B. Haynie, who has been visiting his family here, return ed to Gurdon Monday.
 Dr.. Davis, of Falcon, was in our city last week.
 Sam Hamilton was down Sun. day to'see some of his playmates.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19

The most refreshing drink at the fountain "Fru-Tola, 5 cts.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19

Cross Epperson has the bump CT crop of crab grass this year.
 Willie Gillespie is cutting his fathers oats this week.
 Gorden and Edwin was over to see Miss Idel Smith Sunday.
 Ed Gladden. called on Miss Gertrude Whaley a few days ago.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19
Foss News.

The farmers are all hard at work these days.
 The grass is getting ahead ot some of the cotton.
 MT. Via tells us that he will go to Chidester next fall, so Foss will be greatly in need of a gin ner.
 MT. TtJ. Epperson called on Mrs. Jennie Crow Monday.
 The women are rambling the woods these days in search of berries.
 There was a large crowd at Harmony Sunday to be disap. pointed by Bro. Oakley's alb. sence.
 Jewel Epperson says that he sits near the window in order to see the girls peep around the water shelf.
 k. E. Eppperson has had his mustache amputated.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19
Singing Convention.

The annual session of the Ne vada County Singing Convention will be held at Holly Springs, Saturday and Sunday, July and [, 1906. Prof. J. D. Patton will be with us. Everybody come and bring your song books
 J. A. Bailey,
 President.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19
Moving Picture Show

Moving pictures tonight at the Opera House.
 These pictures are positively the highest class pictures on the road today. Every picture new one to you. Don't forget your wife, children or sweetheart. '' Prices 15c and 25c.
 Entire balcony reserved for colored people
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19
The RexaH Store
Local and Personal.

Dr. A. A. Reeder, of Sutton, was in town today.
 Quite a number of the younger crowd are enjoying today at Providence.
 Miss Mable Generally of BOA Hazel street, has been quite sick for a few days. -Texarkanian
 Claude Beaufort, who has been attending St. Mary's College at Austin, Tex, has returned home.
 Burney Clack is agent for Philadelphia Steam Laundry. Good work and splendid service.
 Miss Mary White, after a pleas. ant visit to relatives here, re- turned to her home at Hope to- day.
 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rogers, of Philadelphia, A are visiting the family of W. w. Whitworth this week.
 The Fortnightly Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Dan Pullman, and enjoyed very pleasant time.
 Miss Emma Ison, of Amity who has been spending some time with her sister, Mrs. $. R. Briggs, returned home last night.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19
Strike Would Hurt Roads

If the telegraph operators car ry out their threats to strike the railroads will be in almost as bad a predicament as the telegraph companies. In the smaller towns the office is maintained jointly by the railroad and telegraph com panies.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19

Thursday, falr.
 Temperature yesterday; maxi mum, 91; minimum 65; rainfall .0O.
 Born-to Mr. and Mrs. c. E.. Shumaker, this morning. a girl.
 Hats at greatly reduced prices. Some at actual cost. Mrs. Shan kle'S.
 Pleases thetaste, refreshes the body Fru-Tola, ;" at soda foun- tainS.
 Union Dairy Ice Cream at Howard Terry's. Phone 200. Quick Delivery.
 We regret to learn that Miss Hazel Scott is still quite sick with slow fever.
 Do not fail to see the bargains at Mrs. Shankle's in belts, col lars, handbags, combs, etc.
 Miss Bessie Berkshire, after a pleasant visit here returned yesterday to her home at New Boston, Texas.
 A full line of lace curtains, cur. tain nets, girdle frames, collar sets, featherbone; just received at Mrs. Shankle's.
 The runaway of the Ozan Mer- cantile Co.'S delivery team yester- day afternoon, caused quite a bit of excitement, but besides break ing the tongue out of the hack, and slightly hurting one of the horses, no other damage was done.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19
Looks Like Trouble

Tokio, June 1S.-There are strong indications that Ambassa- dor Aoki will be recalled. There is an inclination to connect the rumor of his reported coming re- call with Premier Saionji's audi ence with the Mikado this morn ing after the cabinet council.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19
Weather Forecast.

Thursday, fair.
 Temperature yesterday; maxi mum, 91; minimum 65; rainfall. %.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19
EIIsworth's Sale List

10 acres, 6 room house, good orchard, young pecan grove, just outside of town
 $500.
 A choice home on easy terms-3 room house with lot in good location: small payment down, balance like rent-$425.
 Two acres just outside of town. A splendid location only $100.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-19
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-09

House bill No. so, a bill 10 enact
to provide for the purchase OF text
books of school districts at expense
of district, passed the house. but
failed to pass thS senate.
II, u. No. 7s. a bill for an act 10
prevent the false labelling or brand
ing Of fruit, vegetables, dairy pro.
ducts. etc. was passed by both
houses and approved by the cover
nor. IL Is good law.
II. Il. No. 90. a bin for an act 20
assess and tax lands not hitherto
taxed. was passed by the house, but
indefinitely postponed In the senate,
sharing the fate of other bills which,
II enacted into laws. would provide
an increased revenue.
II. u. No. ia, which provided for
a repeal OF the law known as tho
Tuttle road law. was defeated In the
house. IL should have been passed.
II. II. No. us. a bill for an act To
provide armorles for the oregon Ma
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-09

might locate, while he filled his
lpockets for this meager labor.
want to ask Mr.. Geer few ques.
tions through the medium of Tn,
journal:
First. Does he think the leglsla.
iture did right in expending 500, OOO
for armories?
Second. Does he think II did righ.
in passing a bill paying Jeff Myers
$4,000 for services that he was to do
for nothing; in fact in the face OF a
law which declared he should do the
work without any compensation
! whatever?
Third Does he approve OF appro-
priating $4,000 for every graduate
our state university turns out in a
year; in short, for appropriatinr
$125,00O year TO a college that
does little more work on that sum
than Willamette University does on
$4,000 a year?
Fourth. Does Mr.. Geer favor the
official pass bill-a bill that has
made Oregon the laughing stock OF
the world-a bill passed in defiance
of the will of the people as expressed
by referendum vote?
Fifth. Does Mr.. Geer think the
late lamented nightmare mis-called
legislature, did right in appropriat-
ing a million dollars more than any
legislature that ever met in Oregon
Sixth. Does Mr.. Geer think Mr..
James U. Campbell was right when
he publicly declared that the only
way TO get the late legislature TO pass
any bill, was 10 tack on to It an ap.
preparation. and then Il would go
through like a shot?
Yours. etc,
AN INDIGNANT TAXPAYER.
Marion county, April s, 1907.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-09

tional Guard, was passed by both
houses, This Ia the law that the ex.
ecutive committee has decided to cali
n referendum on.
II. n. No. 2i9. a bill for an act to
limit husbands courtesy right TO
wlfe's estate, was held up in the
house. but an Identical bill. senate
bill No. 14S, was passed by both SEN
ate and house. This is the law that
was recommended by tho state
Grange at It's last session. IL is a
Just law.
II. n. No. 2b4, bill for an act ro-
lating TO the state printer, was
passed by both houses, hut amend
cd 40 that the law does not take Of
feet until 1911.
II. n. No. 4O7. bill for an act to
establish and incorporate the Pore
OF Columbia. was passed; by improv.
ing shipping facilities this law IL cor.
talnly to the interest OF the farmers
OF oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-09
LEGISLATIVE REPORT
CONTINUED from page ono.)

port OF University of Oregon, was
passed by both houses over the veto
OF the governor. II provides for an
annual appropriation OF S125,0OO.
While the University is Justly en-
titled TO n reasonable amount Of
state aid, nevertheless the amount
granted; without doubt excessive and
unjust to the taxpayer, especially as
the legislature enacted no law that
would provide increased revenue.
II. b. No. &C, a bill that would
have regulated the use OF water
rights failed TO pass. The bill was so
changed by amendments that II Is
impossible to say whether II should
have been passed. although n Just
law regulating this matter is need
ed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-09
Discusses Geer, Et Al.

IA Journai:-I observe that Mr..
Z Geer Of Pendleton still con-
hes to uphold the last useless leg
inre. His object In doing so is
pain as the nose on ones face.
wants to secure the friendship
4 support OF the members OF that
slaiure In behalf of his candidacy
The senate OF the United States
,re At the next election and he
ngines he can secure that end by
8hrgy
Mr. Geer knows that Frank Davey
nothing but talk, talk, talk, and
be- Of Il In the interest of corpora
is; and the majority OF the men,
D. did nothing but vote for ap-
'rp'iatlons and commissions. un-
laiaungly AFFIRM that the last legls-
ware vas the worst enemy that Ore
:, has had 10 contend with for
|sin They were worse than
lAgue Of grasshoppers. II the peo-
y can only get a whack at its work
'An1gh the referendum, Mr.. Geer
~ then know what the voters think
iAi embeeile body.
wy did Governor Chamberlain
aa 50 many bills II IT'S work was
; zsFiiorious? You, Mr.. Editor, ask
= Gtar what bills he would have
Aasd had he BEEN governorY Prob
v hoae. He would have allowed
'sgiAlng TO 90 by default as he did
't My Impression Is that he
''ta only one bill-something re-
''s to the Portland charter-and
ny significant hints were thrown
: a TO his reason for doing that
~ MY Impression Is that had
'Nl so'ernor In 1897 not a single
y would have been made. his
~ would still be sitting In the
= once with old Mr.. odelI occupy |
: Ha'e room, charging poor peo- |
.se sums OF money for merely !
''s out 20 buyers where they |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-09
Real Estate Transfers.

The following deeds have been re-
corded IN the Office Of the Marion
county recorder:
p. NJ. Gilllvray et ux. 10 c. l..
and J. HogmiFe, lots G, z, 10
and II, Waldo Fruit Farm
No. ?. 40 acres. " d $1,000
Orin Judd ct ux, 20 w. ].
Smith. land IN Maron county,
q C d ............ 3
II. IT, Fuller et NIX, 10 p. W.
stahlman, land IN 10 s,r
G, W ,........-.s.-+ SVV
j. W. Ransome et ux. 10 I. +.
Putnam. i2O acres. sec 80,
tSs.r2 W. W d ........ 2400
". S. Pemberton et AK, 20 W.
+. Way. 2O.10 acres. sec 2s,
tSs,r3 weed ,...... J
J. II. Battel tow. +. Way,
2O.10 acres. sec 2S, IS s.
rsw.w .............. 1900
Coolidge a Co. 10 j. c. Smith,
4.52 acres In Silverton. " d 70
J. =. Stewart et ux. 10 Mike
Keppinger. SO acres, SIS.
raw, qed ..-......... 500
r. b. and NJ. z. Barnes (by
guardian) to Mike Keppinger
IS acres. SIS ,r2 ", deed SIz
\. J. Thomas e. ux. 20 II. J.
Thomas lots 81 and 80,
cottle and Cook addition,
SCOTS Mills. $50. wd. 500
W. W. Han et ux. 10 =. J.
Lafky. land In 7sf3
q --s-.r---. fs--.-ss sNNN
W. =. and n. Lemon 10 c. W.
corby ct ux. land 10 Salem.
........s-..+..- a's
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-09
Doing Ruslness Arnln.

When my friends thought I Was
about 70 take leave OF this world. on
account Of Indigestion. nervousness
ard general debility" writes A. A.
chrisholm, TreadWell. n. Y. "and
when IL looked as II there vas no
hope left. ] was persuaded 20 try
Electric Bitters. and I rejoice 10 say
that they are curing me. I am now
doing business agais as Of old. and
am still gaining daily" Best tonic
medicine on earth. Guaranteed BY
,. c. Perry, druEsist soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-09

Mr.. Henry Welch. OF Portland.
spent Sunday with b. b. Irwin and
family.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-08
ORPHANS COURT.
Judicial Disposition Of Affairs Of
Orphans and Widows.

Court met today In regular ses-
sion with Chief Judge Tydings and
Associate Judges cnsack aud Abbott
on the bench. and Register Of Wills
Davidson and Deputy Register Clay
ton and Shcrin Linthicum present.
The following business was disposed
Of By the Court.
The administrator bond Of Joseph
~. Johnson. administrator Of EvellDe
johnson. deceased, was filed and APP
proved by the Court.
Application OF James y. Johnson for
letters Of administration 0n The estate
Of Eveline Johnson, deceased, Was fled
and granted and notice 10 creditors
given.
The last will and testament u Mary
Ann baldwin. deceased. Was fled, ex-
amfued and admitted to probate by
the Court. The deceased leaves all Of
her property real, personal and mixed
to her daughter, Lynda 4. steele. and
that her husband. Henry Baldwin,
shall use, occupy and enjoy the same
during his natural life.
Application Of II, 3. W. Foreman
for letters ~ administration on the
estate Of Leonard Foreman, deceased,
was flied and granted.
Administrator bond Of II. 3. W.
Foreman, administrator ~ Leonard
Foreman, deceased. Vas filed and pass
ed, and letters Of administration grant
ed and notice 10 creditors given.
Executors bond Of Henry Baldwin,
executor Of Mary Ann Baldwin, de-
ceased, Was fled and approved by the
Court.
I Petition and order Of Court In the
matter OF the estate 0f Samuel u.
Hardy, deceased, was fled and passed
By order Of the Court
order Of sale Of the personal prop
eny Of David J. WigIcy, deceased,
was fled and granted.
Inventory Of the personal estate Of
David }. Wigley, deceased, was filed
and passed by order Of the Court.
First and final account Of George
Forbes. administrator Of J. Harris
Forbes, deceased, also distribution ac-
count, was fled and passed.
order Of sale Of the personal estate
Of David J. WigIey, deceased, was
| filed and granted.
Letters Of administration was grant
ed to Henry Baldwin, administrator Of
Mary Ann Baldwin, deceased, and
notice TO creditors given.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-08
The Woman IN che case

The production Of "Tbc Woman In
the Case in which Helen GRAVITY
will be seen at the Colonial Theatre
next Thursday evening. Is one in
stance at least where our pIaygoers
have not had to wait year or more
to see a play after IL has run its course
IN New York for this play comes di-
rect from the Herald Square Theatre,
where IL enjoyed n brilliant engage
ment OF four months.
The Woman ia the Case" Is con-
ceded on All sides 10 be the best Of the
many plays which Clyde Fitch liar
contributed to the American stage. IL
Is, as arc all Of Mr.. Fitch'g plays,
replete with puDgent and witty dia-
logue, but in addition IL has a very
interesting story, and possesses more
dramatic suspense than any Of his pre-
vious efforts. In other words II Is
one OF those popular" plays which
managers and public alike are always
looking for but seldom find.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-08
GOVERNORS FAMILY IN DANGER
Train Runs Into Open Switch
Serious Accident Averted

The train Of the Maryland Electric
Railway Company Baltimore and An
nap0lis Short LiBe) which left Baltl-
more AZ $40 p. m. yesterday, and
which carried a number Of passengers,
including Mrs. Warfield. wife Of the
Governor, and daughters. the Misses
Carrie and Emma WarGeId. narrowly
escaped a serious accident.
A switch near Narley's was left open
and the train ran into il. II was GO
ing At a considerable rate Of speed, bot
the engineer was able to stop ii before
any damage vas done. The passcu-
gers experienced a slight jar, and
knew that the train backed for some
distance. but ii WIS not generally Gn-
dersto0d that a serious accident Wa
narrowly averted.
The ~ itch was the d0nbIe-ead kind,
being connected with the main track
At both ends, bat the connection Of
the other end from that on which
the train ran On vas closed, and IL Is
likely That the train would have
been deraiied had not the engineer
stopped the train ~ lime. There -
a considerable embankmeDt 1t the
place, aud If the train i5ad left tho
track fatalities would have resulted.
The members IL the GoyeFn0r' 4
family were net aware that they bad
had a narrow escape. Jrs. Narhcid
and daughters arrived in Annapolis
last evening from Oakdale, Howard
county, and, with tbe Governor and
Edwin Wasfcld, Jr., wbO are al.
ready here. will make theis home al
the Executive Mansion for the win
ter.
Edwin warfeld Jr.. who il a stu
dent at ~. Johns COLLEGE, has been
staying at the Mansion for the last
two weeks. Miss Louise Narfield, sec
ond daughter 81 the Governor and
Mrs. Wafield. VINO will make hei
debut this winter. sailed from Cher.
bouTg on October 5 after having spent
one year ~ school near Paris. Sht
is expected here about the end Of
the week. Her debutante ball viii
he given al the Government House
some time in November, aud viii %
similar 10 all respects To that in con
neetiOn with Miss Carrie War1eid't
coming out last November
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-08

Miss Florence Davis now play, "a
Question Of Husbands, which viii
be seen here tomorrow night Al the Co
IoniaI Theatre, Is said 10 be a brilliant
comedy, an adaptation OF SardOn
piece, embodyiDg in IL all the wit and
stage craft Of that master Of play
wrghts. II tells Of woman who feels
that her husband has become indiner-
cnt to her and accepts the advances
Of a dasbiBg and brilliant young
soldier. The husband, to win back
his wife's love, resorts 10 little
strategy, which eliminates in the
wife setting aside her soldier lover
and returning to her husband.
TIE piece Is brilliant throughout
with dialogue, and contains situations
Of a humorous nature galore. Miss
Davis new gOwns-creatiOns Of Pa
risian dressmakers,a are bound 10 inter
est the w0mcnfolk. Chief In Miss
Davis' support will be Elliott Dexter,
Remembered here for bis excellent
work in ''The Player Maid" and the
balance Of the cast is well placed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-08
COURT OF APPEALS
Cases at First Days Session

The Court Of appeals began tbs
hearing of arguments IN the cases "a
the October docket this morning. The
proceedings Of the 6Tst days session
were:
Nos. / 10 I2.-Thc proprietors 81
the SusqucbaBna Canal and other.
against The SnsqueBanHa Power Com
paoy and Others appealed from the
Circuit Courts 81 Harford and Cecil
counties: were continued ~ agree
menf Of counsel.
No. william 4. smith and Iiar-
riet n. smith, executors. against John
r.. Wells. treasurer. appealed from fne
Circuit Court for Hartford county was
argued by John l.. g.. Lac for the ap-
peilants and submitted on brief by r.
~. Webster and stevenson a. Will
Jams for the appelIees.
No. Al. =. CLARK against Isaac
II. Shrek. appealed from the Circuit
Court for Hartford county, was dis
missed.
No. flames 7. Aattingly against
Samantha n. Montgomery. appealed
county, was argued by Finley q. Hen
Erickson and Ferdinand Williams for
the appellant and Ffank 4. Perdew
and Archibald 4 Young for the ap-
| peilee.
NJ. IG-Statc 81 Maryland. use 81
Mary Carey, widow. and others.
against tho Cumberland aud Western
port Electric Railways Company. 81
Aliegauy County, Was argued ny
David j. Lewis and Albert 4. Doub
for the appellants and D.. ,. Black
insfo1 and BENJAMIN 4. Richmond
| for the appeIiecs.
No. - -oatherine D.. Bautz AMI
others against Catherine T.. Derfz-
baaugb, appealed from the Orphans
Court Of Frederick County. Was dis
| missed.
No. 24-Same against Same dismiss
ed. No. -. -HeusOn &. Bowen against
The United Railways aud Electric
Company 81 Baltimore. vas dismissed
40. 65-WiIl1am r. Cochran. IT..
against Edward -. PTesten Inspee-
tor Of Buildings ~ Baltimore CITY,
and others, appealed from the Court
Of Common Pleas, Vas dismissed
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-08
Condition Of Judge crothcrs

Or. Howard BrattoD, one Of the
physicians IN attendance upon Judge
A. T. crotbers, Democratic nominee
for Governor, who ~ ~ Of typhoid
fever, said last night: Judge Crotb-
ers' general condition is very much
better than on any day for the past
two weeks. His temperature was 1906,
and his pulse 81. Ne do not expect
10 get him out i'm less than two weeks.
IIe will without doubt, II the Unex-
pectcd does not occur, be able TO come
down 10 his Office at least week be-
fore the campaign closes"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-08
Epworth League

A very interesting and well attended
business meeting Of the Epworth
League Of the First VI. II. Church was
held last night The most important
business discussed was the oyster sup
per 10 be held on October 81 and No
yembcr i, which will be advertised
later. Prof. Andrew }. English il
president Of the League.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-08

The various guilds Of st. Annc's
Parish have formed themselves into
United Guild for the purpose Of
helping parish work along. The Uni
ted Guilds had committee meeting
yesterday for tho purpose Of develop
ing plans for n series Of entertain
ments next month At the Assembly
Rooms. Each Guild Will have charge
Of an entertainments each night. Much
interest IL being manifested.