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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-21
TO CORRESPONDENTS
Advice and Suggestions Furnished
by Nine. Merri.

Dear Madame Merri: Please send
name of book on the nicetles of So
ciety and oblige.
OLD SUBSCRIBER,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-21

Officer Rnder who has the dis
tinetion of being the tallest copper
in the state is very well known in
local police circles.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-21

that all of them could be done by
hand. The arms eye should be hem.
med or faced with little beading and
then edged with narrow Val lace.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-21

My Dear Madame Merri: Is it prop
er to have a shower for a bride at a
breakfast? If SO, what time? Is this
shower supposed to be a surprise to
the bride?
What would be proper for the
menu?
Should the parcels be sent to the
hostess before the appointed time and
when and how would be the most ap,
proprlate time to give them to the
bride.elect2 Would 1t be proper to
invite married ladies? BEATRICE.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-21
Nervous Dyspepsia
for IL Years

DR.. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills
effect cure after everything else
failed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-21

A breakfast is served at IL. half
after or one o'clock, not later, and the
Same menu is served as one would have
at a luncheon, with the exception of
soup. The bride-elect may or may not
know of the shower. l think 1t is in
teresting to have it surprise, The
parcels should be sent to the hostess
before hand and they should be given
after the lunch. 1t would be perfectly
proper to invite married ladies'
MADAME MERRI.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-21

OLD SUBSCRIBER.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-18

A medical EIthority says that man can accustoIn himself to any degree of cold, and it is probably true, even though Peary just home from the neighborhood of the North Pole, did catch a severe cold in Boston.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-18
ATTEMPTS ID PREVENT
 YAQU|S GETTING ARMS
Latest Move Is to Prohibit Im- portationS of Weapon
 Into Sonora.

MORALES. Ariz.,' Jan. 17.-The Mexican government has had consid- erable trouble with the Yaquis for many years and every precaution has been taken to stop them from secur- ing any firearms, but it has not al ways been successful. As last re- sort the officials have issued an or der prohibiting the importation of firearms of any description into So- nora. and In order to assure them that none are going in through the mails, the customs officials have exerted more than usual care in inspecting all packages from the United States.
 The other day, however, a man from Hermosillo, having business in St. Louis and being unable to return home for the holidays, purchased some toys for his children and sent them by mail to them. Upon receipt of the package in Nogales, Sonora, the GUS toms inspector opened 1t, and, finding two small toy pistols, suitable for children and of very cheap construc- tion, seized them and returned them to the house they were ordered from.
 This amusing incident is only one of the many that occur daily at the border postofices.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-18
ANNUAL MEETING OF
 AR|z. BAR ASSOCIATION
Among Subjects Informally Discussed Was Judicial
 Jointure With N. M.

PHOENIX, Jan. 1.-The annual meeting of the territorial bar associa- ton was held yesterday at which of ficers were elected for the year. Presi- dent Norris of the association was ab- sent. It was proposed to re-elect the old officers but It was pointed out that the president Is not eligible for election twice in succession.
 Accordingly, Walter Bennett was made president and Mir. Norris, vice president. The other officers, re- elected, are Treasurer, B. W. Lewis; secretary Paul R. Ingles; executive committee, Messrs. Bennett, Engles and Lewis ...
 There was a general discussion of needed legislation but nothing was definitely agreed upon. An interest ing but unprofitable matter of discis- sion was a letter from the attorney general of New Mexico calling atten- tion to a defect of the judicial sys- tem of the two territories under which the trial judges constitute the supreme courts. The attorney general desired to know if it would suit the Arizona bar to have a iointune of the two territories so far as the supreme cour tis concerned. It was the concen- sus of opinion whatever might have been the views of members as to weak spots in the judicial system, that the plan outlined by the New Mexican attorney general was inadvis- able.
 The ever interesting subject of the annual banquet was brought up. Some of the members pretended that they did not care anything about banQuets but they did not seem to be in earnest. However, the banquet is yet to be ar ranged in all its details and that will doubtless be done at a meeting to be held at half past nine o'clock this morning.
 Another thing brought out was that many of the lawyers who thought they were members of the bar association are not. Since they used to be, there has been an incorporation of the as- sociation and general reorganization including the adoption of a constitu- tion and bylaws and some set rules to go by. Comparatively few of the lawyers of the territory have since qualified for membership by paying their dues.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-18

According to the Richmond Times Dispatch "a young man has just trav- eled 10,050 miles by the pedometer to win his fair lady" Looks as though the young lady might have ar ranged to meet him half way, at least.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

Gladys Van, well known as the orig snal Red Soubrette and familiarly termed "The Dainty Delight of Vaude- vile" is again principal ofsthe female members of Murry and Mack's big company of fun-makers which appear here at the Bisbee Opera House Tues day, January 22 She will be seen in many new and novel gowns which were secured during her vacation in France this past summer. The beauti- ful satin gown worn by Miss Van in the second act Is considered by com petent lady tailors as the handsomest ever imported from France, and the duty paid on it would almost keep an ordinary girl in dresses for a year. On certain matinee performances Miss Van allows her gowns to be placed on inspection so the ladies can view what is considered the fashion plates of Paris.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-18
A REAL ONE TONIGHT.

Tonight, at the Bisbee Opera House. the Frank Rich Stock Company will open an engagement of three nights in Just Plain Folks" a companion play to Lovers Lane."
 This company has won fulsome praise from the territorial press and is said to be far superior to the usual run of companies seen on this circuit.
 Nctt only are the actors players of unusual ability, but the vaudeville stunts introduced between the acts are said to be real ones. They include the famous three sisters Keicey and Juliette Chandler and the names speak for themselves.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-18

Mrs. Sage says she is in no hurry to distribute her husbands millions. She knows just how he would feel about it if he were in her position.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-18
TOMBSTONE BOOSTER
 ARRIVES IN PHOENIX
Says Old Town Is Better Now Than for Years and Still
 Growing,

Phoenix.-Colonel H. L. Pickett of Tombstone, one of the leading attor. neys of the territory and a dyed!n-the- wool Arizona booster, is in Phoenix on legal business before the supreme court Colonel Pickett represents his home city in the case of the City of Tombstone vs. the Huachuca Water company, one of the most important causes to be heard at the January term. The colonel is very enthusiast. ic over the future of Tombstone and the tributary country. Speaking to a Gazette representative, he said
 Tombstone is a better town right now than it has been for years and getting better right along. We esti- mate that we now have a population of fully 2,500 and this number is con stantly growing larger. There Is prac- tically not an empty house in the town.
 "The Tombstone Consolidated is at present working a force of $50 men and has a two hundred ton cyanide plant in operation, but it is rumored that the capacity of the plant will be doubled in the near future.
 "AII things considered we of Tomb stone have little to complain of and much to be thankful for in business way.
 In speaking of the suit against the water company, which he is here to argue, Colonel Pickett said that it's importance to the city could not be overestimated.
 Tn case the company is allowed to discontinue the operation of its plant and remove its pipes from the streets Tombstone would be in bad way for a water supply for some time to come and it is this contingency that the city is trying to guard against"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-18
(san Francisc,

(San Francisco Examiner)
 "T'll slap your face and pull your nose. You are nothing but little bluffer. Fairall to Attor
 ey Heney.
 well. go ahead and try 1t. Then you viii see whether or not 1 am q blufrer."-Attorney Heney's reply to Fairali.
 This exchange of compliments be- tween opposing counsel in the hearing of the Schmitx habeas corpus writ in the state supreme court yesterday morning was the cause of the nrst real sensational incident that has hap pened within the walls of the build ing that formerly housed the members of the exclusive Century Club. Short iy after this sharp wordy encounter, the court postponed action in tke hearing of the writ till Monday morn ing.
 Heney and Fairall came ia conflict in the main courtroom about fifteen minutes before the court convened. Sheriff O'Neil was handed the GUS tomary return order by Heney. He hesitated before signing 1t, seemingly taking exception to one clause. While he was looking over IL. Attorney Fair all walked up and made some sugges- tions.
 Heney by this time had walked over to the hallway and was about to pro ceed to the next room when Fairall hailed him.
 You don't want that cause in, do you, Heney?" he said.
 q really don't see why you should take it upon yourself to issue orders to the sheriff?" returned Heney.
 But I am not giving orders to the sheriff now, 1 am talking to you"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-18
DROWNED MEXICAN WAS
 MEMBER OF GLOBE UNION.

In a letter from N B. Trevino to the Silver Belt ar Globe, the former. who is Mexican foreman at the Man haitian mine at Troy, states that the Mexican who was drowned while try ing to cross the Gila river on horse back several weeks ago, was a for mer resident of Globe and d member of Globe Miners union, No. 60. His name was Ramon Mendibles and he was formerly employed at the Live Oak mine by Boone and Strang, the leasers. He left here last July and went to the Troy-Manhattan mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-18
THREATENS ID SLAP HENEY'S NOSE

That is not necessary. The dis trict attorney needs no advice from you in the matter
 Don't you talk to me like that or I will slap your face"
 q will talk to you or anyone else whom sec 1t to address. You brought this on yourself. by putting into ry business.
 ksss Pulling Thresx
 T will slap your hAee and pull your nose. You arc nothing but q little buffer anyhow"
 At all events am biz enough to take care of myself"
 sI repeat what have said. will slap your face and pull your neso. You are nothing but little buffer, anyhow"
 "wefi, go ahead and try it. Then you will see whether or not am a |biuffer."
 As Heney uttered these last words he advanced step nearer toward Fairall and looking the latter straight in the eye, glared at him TOT a mo ment. There was lighting look on the faces of the rival attorneys, and Heney could be seen to shove his shoulder against FairalPs.
 By this time Sheriff O'Neill, several deputies and attendants of the court, surrounded the angry men. The news spread rapidly and in a twinkling. sev. eral others rushed up from down stairs, eager to see a real fight If il should happen to take place.
 But they were all doomed to disap pointment for Sheriff O'Neill and friends of the angry attorneys man aged to hustle them apart.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-18
TUCSON SALOONS PAY sl,0O0
 PER YEAR
Not a Single Resort Forfeited a License Saloon Men Claim New City Council Will Make a Reduction,

Tucson-Eysry one of the 34 hold CTS of saloon licenses visited the city hall and paid to City Collector James Flynn the s250 which is required for retail liquor license for a quarter un- der the new license ordinance.
 The Iiqnor license receipts for the first quarter of the year as a result amounted to ss,50o and for the year will total S34,000. The in crease TOT the year will amount to Sl3,60o.
 Contrary to the claims of the Royal Arch. the organization of the saloon men the new license did not result in the closing of the majority of the saloons. In fact not a single saloon closed.
 Ii was shown here as it was also in Phoenix that a saloon license of $l 900 per year is not prohibitiVe ana that it would not compel single saloon to go out of business.
 There has been much speculation as to what action the Council will take on the saloon license proposition At the first meeting of the Council, notice was given by Councilman Bail that he desired a special meeting as soon as convenient to take up the matter of licenses. The statement in- dfcated that there might be general overhauling of all licenses.
 There is one report on the streets which comes from 6 saloon source to the effect that the liquor men paid their licenses this quarter without protest or murmur as the Council will "even up matters during the second quarter. k i,ss
 The report states that an attempt will be made to put legislation through the Council which will place the retail liquor license at $50 for the second quarter, which would make the license for the two quarters $500 which it was before the raise for the same period. Then for the remaining quarters the plan is said to contem- plate a license of s150 per quarter which would make the total license for the year $500.
 It is recalled that when the license was first raised to $500 there was a fearful howl from the liquor men who claimed that they were being op- pressed and that many of them would have to go out of business. It was not noticeable that any of them closed their doors, however, and now accord ing to report they consider 5000 a faiI license although a short time ago they claimed it was almost prohibitive.
 Councilman Bail, who is chairman If the license committee visited the eity hall yesterday afternoon and
 sked many questions of the officials lere regarding the licenses taxed on
 Isinesses that deal in necessities In.
 sead of luxuries.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-18
IS YOUR COAT DUsTY9
You Probably Have the White Scab
 of Dandruff on lt.

You Probably Have the White Scab
 of Dandruff on #.
 If your coat or shoulders have a white dust upon it, the chances are that it is from dandruff. The only way to permanently cure dandruff is 10 re- move the cause, which is a germ. New bros Herpicide kills the germ. Every toilet table should have such hair dressing that contains also the de stroyer of the dandruff and hair fall ing germ. It stops all irritation. keeps the scalp sweet, pure and wholesome. Remember that some thing claimed to be 'just as good will not do the work of genuine Herpicide. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich.
 TWO SIZES, 90 CENTS AND S1.00." BlsBEE DRUG CO, Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-18

For $14 you can rent three rooms, furnished complete for housekeeping New, elegant, Phone, gas range, bath, at 334 South Figueroa, 222 No. Ere month, 1141 West First, TIP Ceres, fO11 East Ninth, S36 Crocker, SIP West Fourth, 911 Diamond and 204 North Fremont Ave, Los Angeles, Cal.
 HOTEL ORENA.
 Corner Seventh and Hope, opposite Postoffice. Everything new, richly fur nished. Low rates, Los Angeles, Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-18

"The interstate commerce commis- sion is going to ask MT. Hartman to take it into it's confidence" observes a contemporary. If it's a confidence game, that is proposed, MT. Hartman will come right out of the hospital and talk business.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
ARSON CHARGED
AGAINST HIM

Norman. as. Oet TT PARKER
20 NOBLE. COS wha is under lndict-
meat on tbe charge q arson 81 Nob'e
lasf eintef euiailHe destruction 81
of $500 worth 0i property tas bstn
w arrested At d fW house three
miles from NUbe
Parker and pr Murphy eefe iae
Owners uf diug store and several
other buHdIass lu Noh'e ard afs
charged Nitll settling lbe 0e ln order
% collect tie Insurance After tile
insurance aas Collected tnel lsft
William Bmuuon : deputy marsha
alsa uslgue1 ts position aia8t tbs
time and .eft tovu Parker and BraH.
nan Nefe arrested ID Tsias ana taten
to Nuuls paftef esapod from TIE
oaieens
MURPHY esne o. Noble seek aeo
and sAye himself up 70 tie officers
All three men are res ioafsi ia the
- eatH etc trlaI
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
RACE VERY CLOSE
OF the Eight Balloons That Have
Landed the pommeTn Has the
Cup Win 800 Miles.

Oetalaf
Atgoes yesterday aftefna aon ail
of lse ualwm ln tie lamss eorian
Bennett eos sce except ere Hsd f.ssn
reported IS having landed. iis tYs
usa ti.s Ffenrh balloon Lia as
France At aH ac'ueh 4eaieftiAf
afternoon tsgafaN frpm fiiAif \
ells annauarad that L'lsa o. france
va t4snfI miles nortb a There aud
tfatsnms sf q gefr hsh ai9il@ae 50
tlse northeast difeeiiy towafd Loa&
naneh II eAeA = about ten
miles uorsh u Ashurs ragx TIE
faes ail us clpsf fefween !. Isle o.
France and ths pommern'
Tie German - .aoa rommefn made
tie bssi record II ihg eight -epofied
landed Il landed 81 AshafY farst
NJ yesterday moHiug = the ssiFe
n ille ocean lt i believed Il ouula
have heated ths record of lat1 milss
he'd bY Count Sc IA VauiE from Par
IS 10 Kief. Russla. fthe ocean had oct
forced q decent
fho hopes % the Americans we're
PINNED ln tht faiRan America ~
ebtch wefs Necor ana chandler This
WAs lhe law - fip American lal.
looms. bat il has heen nsaien by both
the GsfmAa A.louUs siii q french
balloon Sta 90 uear from
nv auei States Ras tie balloon
"a abtch l.vutensat l.ata wou the
9saett esp sst eaf e aas TIE
aanst taoon 81 tte .ol ana can
hardly ts rsgarirtas dislanes sal.
er lhe S. Louis shs t.ots sefy 81
a. Ieni - aan. eItlsr hut spccse1iei
les making a mile~ lt anded q
Ntsf5 SID t*rAusg s. aerauauta ieafed
t6sf scfe ueaf ll SEA Fhe fas
B not ai.oa q much oinefyaf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
HIGHKAYNEN ROB
4 TULSA OIL MAN

Taa II ost AhsHwafman
entered TIE af1ae % fHa Warren DIS
OH WORKS IH tie 9 ean o.i ae.d talsY
aud 81 mo palaf % aFanhoaap Ines
Pufdf fareman ans rrs8 f-1l ID
mcns aud iea Va 4oe Diamonds
After tbe raaUer had eft pafd spread
the alarm at4 aineH m started a
pum ue ub el Nas wrH
ofeff4sva aHa eapfufea aftpfa pitched
bauielu ahIei paeig vas seriously
iulanet ilsaaar7 ani lestfi sefs
recovered
otaiowas aue darks afa fa ds
.reaa g II shlnsta ths Nssk m
u9s Haps 81 ueng asyvt fuu the
lfuspeet ~ actual eQIs bg Obtaining
sualI triefa Appointments karH IS
90 sfHs NE president lils ,,afs Ieft 81
contact sits hsmoeaef H ule .at8
scfimmagr And all hops ~ arouse sH
pltlll euou9t o. induee heip fot tne
politically dlsahItd lf w te as faf
l9tu egaf1an AZ eVef eff dIsts
tmm Ha1 kansls af rla
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
On THE WAY
Constitution viii BE ID Presidents
Hands Tomorrow.

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prants ans ia Il tf el.gt,. 81,
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anH ,aatss H5f.asee# a.s.s -.
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ais npe rs n.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
MILLIONS POURED IN
J p Morgan, John D Rockefeller
and Others Come To Rescue Of
Wall Street Brokers

Nsa 1afe at e Asa tssat 81
taaa dstsopnsut, 10 tls aastc.al
sor8thsr. is ssery Indication uat
os aass m u.e aaaans ana ttast
companies ..taean has eaa saf,.y
passed re rt mmm 81
ta.tf.ra aI tbaagii tIts aaYs baHs
mg a9au mAoat aeg tadepas un
As rap ~ as pass5tIt ans ase1 fadsy
eIth sth a deHau1s Hafnst
met
oae eV atafate te8ture af the
sitAfE9n fcspfaug tl#s uruY vas
tlaf e sas sbeta Hake Is p4fHsats
sim ffr ue a,siaass aaa uae
artef sas tlnf tf cnaaf fsafees
afer lfs eeanfsf snafaus "a alI
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
GROWS FACETIOUS

Hingfaa H O. Oef Nr
ustH mafsed President Roosevelt
toE l. Osea - vussa.e. = ai
the NW wdat tauf
taue uaHm tf ID ua rea ttts
ytr.tHss u3sr iletteu sSeept tbe
tiu = fout pasder ehHa trae
bs utH sH6aIi USE
,ald ST. OesH ~ aH t5
tH Kftst tY statute
1een NHH wH s oop af the
senator. fmn 8Hr Hee Stare. paid W.
RESPECTS t0 tf.s pgsIaeaf yesterday
aNfH8e1i
t parts 80 sste} ps8p ~ Ala
Nttt pus,um hauunE one of tn,
b lkHf moonlight nights uiis ssek and
tbe Ads reporter uho probably aasn
invited lnsinoates that the possuu
hf1HUtf hrt fueu sas uIelt,v
W - Ha ers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
BANK ROBBERY
ATTEMPTED BY BOY

Muskesee leJ intyfnai4an
S Iank 81 liA,se eoe3 ate been
ble8 IS a atssa. Feafea8 baY early
yesterday morning ,It md uof been
fer tas eeaue.s af Magor Hs4es
NaHer Rogers IS tla mma 90 tHs hUg
Aha eHWbtd afaf thr tBHsHn q the
5a8r not suoNHg that ST. navvs
aas sleeping Boo tile mus w.diuf Mr
Hayes eas Awakened at o'clock hy
someone ifsing - h1re through tie
tsar 10 tie bans That pfouug a
failure the rabner cImHsa over the
a9ar aaa landed u Nm u8yes arms
Rogers belongs lo a parts which las
Useu camping out near Haskell lie
told the police 81 Haskell that some
uen around toeu had told him 20 rob
The bank. but lt Is believed that be
helongs 10 yang which las been op
Grating f1r some time within the new
state aea Atlausae
Asts luis ila-Es bnoa.
+ GETS Alseearr AS Hisil
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31

alre or te tEaNIat E
tea falr H IH fhe H4 eaads
tae saIf Huaifatrt = Na Carrie 81
uaa ue aftatfe 81 aalhNs iaf
tlaaa dA# asalmt IHa lmlt
adsr hts hgsu 4su >at tfe de.
maffer 90 @eaa'of lesH d Niuack
eilfaf0suef ~ tGe Leader tslng sus.
unet NHs NatiHa taos efensr ue.
cause tle fas.ief fae shed - Article
tbat Size aN6ei a aHhH W'iduE ii
wAEeh was established vhoIrsIe
i4ual iu4se
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
2ND JAIL DELIVERY


oct WHHe LAST
police resn u ma
,len 3 VOORHEES, Frd Har
sand taas Carter p,cts IL
FsfaH-s ubbeues sawed theIr way
taa laa sets q iron bars and lfe
a erf
flr Itti delivery aa kuown fea
minutes aftsrt q epflsoucrs escaped and
oaeeu started iu pursuit but 10
auu 'ate hour tits evening no trace
of fhe missing men could h. found
Voorhees, Is wanted fof TIE robbery
q fHe SPARKS O6aa postaHlce and
Harris and Carter were arrested on
suspicion tbat tbey were Implicated
90 fae Keller / r., postoalce robbery
THIS is tile secoud jail delivery in
Tulsa Within the last two sesss and
The tenth time prisoner have escaped
lu fhe last year
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31

A Carthage Missouri negro Is az
Rtetrd that iie DID not yet hs mon.
e}s worth After be had been ar.
rested Tor lighting aud fined tl he
asked Judge would IL been more
II ia licked himf Not necessa
rlly" replied TIE iudge "Then |
slsf ia sane "a It's ll0ek0 II gfum.
itlei tltr prs sier = i4e sas I'D back 10
tie uDldmer