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The Lamar register., 1909-03-03
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of cheao Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
SaII and see mel
L. WRIT MARKHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kern were
in Lamar Monday.
Engineer l.. NJ. Markham returned
to Garden City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Huffman were
Monday shoppers in Lamar.
DIR. Kellogg returned from a short
business trip to Denver last night.
Atty. ]. C. Horn is attending to
legal business in Garden City today.
Col. Holland of the Salvation Army
Colony of Amity was in Lamar yes
terday.
w. S. Simpson came UP from Hol-
~ the first of the week on business
matters.
w. C. Gould was in Pueblo several
days last week looking after bust
ness affairs.
II. G. Lamson, cashier Of the Wiley
bank, was attending to business In
our city Friday.
Commissioner Gregory is here
this week attending the regular meet
ings of the comm issioners.
DIR. o. p. Swope passed through
Lamar yesterday taking home a new
auto. He is now located at Holly.
w w. Reynolds came up from
, Holly Monday to attend the regular
meeting Of the county commissioners
c. Wood has moved his barber
shop down to the Earl and wilson
pool room just north of the SPARKS
office.
Mrs. w. P. Read of Denver was In
Lamar this week visiting her sisters
Mrs. Paul Denning and Mrs. ION
Hover.
Mr.. l.. Writ Markham went to Den
yer yesterday morning to attend
meeting of the trustees of the Staee
Normal school
MIR. D. w. Apologize left for Las
Animass, Pueblo and other points In
Colorado yesterday morning to en-
joy a short visit.
G. w. Stevens, cashier of the Hoi'
ly State Bark, ]. G. Christopher ana
T. e. Emery of Holly were Lamar
visitors last Friday.
w. T. Kidder was UP from 1raii
ada and spent yesterday with friehos
in town Mr.. Kidder is engaged III
the jewelry business at that place
At the progressive pool tournament
at Earl and Wilson's pool room las
Friday night Billy Ryan came ou
first, with Leon Butler a close sec
V"d
Miss Edna Blfckhahn arrived II
Lamar from Garden City. where she
has been working for the Kansas
Colorado railroad company, TUESDAY
morning. She expects to spenh
few days visiting frinedshere ant
then go on to her home In Waiseh
burg.
The Lamar register., 1909-03-03
Attention Comrades.

There will be a. regular meeting of
Kit Carson Post No. 80. G. A. r.. ON
March 9Th, 1909. at Judge Deeters Of
flee at 2 p. IN. All comrades are in
vited
w. S. Young, Com.
w II. Sheets. Adjt
The Lamar register., 1909-03-03

Out of Doors.
Su,4 to be out OF doors! So still! :,
With unbreathsl air. nlimitabie. clean.
With soft, sweet scent Of happy grow
ing thing.
The leavsc soft hutter. sound OF sud
den winGs,
me far faint hills. the water wide be
Breast of ths great earth-mother! her,
With no conventions hard t. Intervene,
Content. with the cententment nh'n-'
brings.
AID under an the feeling half foreseen
u what this lovely world Will come TO
mean
To ali Of " when the counted strings
Are keyed Alright. and one clear music
u ~ Sur hsarta Joy ustversal. keen,
lust to b out Of door,.
-0hAriotte HNskia od0an- " CosH'o
The Lamar register., 1909-03-03
Pests Worry English Farmers.

The farmers' clubs of England give
. high price for magpies. Jays and 9th
- birds that prey on eggs and fieds
hAgs. The result is an abnormal
aumber of ANAL birds that damage
the crops. At = recent meeting of
de Board of Agriculture in England
De experts could not agree as to
whether birds. OIL The whole. did more
sod than harm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
SOUTHERN UTAH ROAD
is PRACTICALLY FINISHED

steel is down on the Utah Southern
railroad as far as the mouth OF Miller
Creek canyon where connections arc
made with the tramway up 10 mines
OF tho Consolidated Fuel company two
miles away This completes over twen-
Is miles OF the line, with the exception
of half a mile OF steel 10 go down and
surfacinc the line in places.
Ties have been put In place where the
Castle Valley road branches of from the
Southern Utah. distance of some
twelve miles out OF Price. Contractor
Crandal has big force of graders at
work and good progress has been made
during the time since work was begun
by tho Ely Construction company, some
ten days ago.
Several cars OF machinery arc In Price
yards OF the Southern Utah for the Con-
solidatcd Fuel company. some is on the
two sidctracks near Miller Creek and
still more en- route At the mines big
forces OF men arc employed on build
ings. developing and other work. With
tho completion OF the tramway to the
mines there should be output OF coal
soonJ 10 the markets west OF Price.
About siNty-live men are doing track
work for the Southern Utah. and when
they arc through with this some will
he taken To the coal camp. while others
will likely go 10 the Castle Valley line.
This week car Of coal will be
shipped To Salt Lake City from IIiaws tina.
1t is more in the nature OF n sample
of what the company has than anything
else
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
ANALYSES OF MILK
SHOW GOOD RESULTS

CITY Food and Dairy Inspector Walter
j. Frazier. Monday received analyses
from the city chemist OF twelve samples
Of milk talScu from various dailirS In
tho city. and nearly all were mp 20 tho
standard required. while two OF them
were above that point
The aualyPcs show that tho samples OF
milk were clean and free from sediment
and foreign odoT. except That from the
Iowa dairy, which was dirty and below
tho standard required iU that rosn"ci:
The Parllin Bros. and tho Glover L"2'
samples were above the standard. As to
temperature. all were up 10 standard on
ccpt Two. the Farmers dairy and the
Glover Farm dairy.
Tho other samples inspected and found
10 meet the requirements in every respect
were from Moss Bros, Mcliau No. f.,
F.ldrcdsc Farm Lincoln. lntoTmuuutnln.
Woods Cross and Dahl Bros. No. .
dairicS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
GOLD MEDAL IS GIVEN
FOR BEST SERVICE
Oregon Short Line Begins An
nuaI Inspection Trip That
Means JOY or Woe.

The annual inspection trip over the
Oregon Short Line began Monday ont
Of Ogden. -Four divisions viii be thor.
oughIy tnrucd inside ont so That tho OF.
ficals can sec Just how the wheels 20
around.
Nothing escapes many keen eyes on
this annu1 oycrhauling of tho line.
Closets arc prIcd into. he dust under
The stove is observed, and whether OF
not the agent Shaycs every day is =
thing of marked importance whcnP IL
comes to deciding who viii gct the
rating for Tho year, each IN his own
particular sphere of duty.
The party consists of j. NJ Davis
general Supcrintcndcnt; William Ashton.
chief engineer: t.. w Ncwcomb. sig
nal engineer. and the four division su.
pcrintcndcnts. T.. &. Manson, \. II. Stcy-
cnson, W. II, Jones and W. Il. Arm.
strong; the four division engineers.
Thomas Fitzgerald. H. j. Harris. w. :.
llarcr aud II. A. Roberts. +. II, Plais.
ted, assistant general freight agent, ac-
rompanicd the party Monday and viii
he with il few days
Tnr train consists of inspection car
No. 90. standard Pullman sleeper and
three official private cars. The salt
Lake division will bc inspected from
October Is TO -. the Utah division from
October - 10 -, the Montana division
from October ~ TO 80, and the Idaho
division from November TO Il,
The above mentioned officials mark
on the following percentages: Perfect.
%; very good "a; good. %; fair, 80.
and poor. 81 per cent.
The roadm1stcr $ district which
makes the best showing receives a gold
medal. Tho section foreman s section
which makes the best showing on any
roadmastcr 5 district receives 4 silver
medal The agent whose station makes
the finest appearance in tidyucss. etc.
receives gold medal The pumpcr
having the clcancst and best appearing
pump house also receives Il silver medal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
COUGHED ALL NIGHT
Till This Recipe Was Tried. Cure Fol
lowed in Hours,

A prominent medical man. who suf-
fcred with n severe cough and cold on
the lungs, often being kept awake all
night, and weakened by loss Of sleep.
finally discovered simple formula
which will cure any cough in five hours
by the clock. 1t is Il laxative tonic
cough syrup which can he made at home
by any one and The formula is here
given for the benefit of those who pass
slceplcss nights in painful paroXySms,
Those who have tried it say il is magi.
cal, and beats any hjgh,priccd, Slow-act-
ing cough medicine ever sold.
Mix i'm a bottle, onc.halt ounce
fluid wild cherry bark. one ouuce
compound essence cardio and three
ounces syrup white pine compound.
Take twenty drops every half honr for
four hours Then take one half 10 Que
tcaspoonful three or four times day.
Give children less according 10 age This
will tone up and rid the system of deep.
seated coughs every time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
LOWER FREIGHT RATES TO
DES MONIES APPLY OCT, 20

WASHINGTON, Oct. lS-Roductlon Of
the freight rates from eastern points TO
Dcs Moines, Ia. ordered by tic Inter-
state commerce commission, Will go into
effect next Wednesday. oct. %. DESPITE
the protests OF the railways involved
on Oct. H.. the Chicago. Rock. Island
Pacific filed suit I'm Chicago seek
Ing to en1oin the commission from put
ting into effect it's order In what is known
as the "grcatcr Des AIoincs case"
BY that order. the commission reduced
me proportionate rate from Rock Island.
orieina iieng cast OF the Indiana illinois
stale line. from AZ cents a hundred To
~ cents . hundred pounds on first-class
freight. tho rates being pIopoitionately
less on other classes of freight
Last Hcek the Rock Island scrved no
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19

ncI $4,000 feet long, Twelve inches wide,
and with grade Of Us feet mile
The point of diversion is north l6
degrees ! minutes. east 73l feet from
the quarter section corner of the south
boundary OF section -. township IL
south range west. Salt Lake base
and meridian. The land 10 be re.
claimed includes parts Of the northeast
quarter of and tho southwest quarter OF
section 3. the southeast quarter Of sec
ton :, tho northeast quarter and the
southwest quarter of section g. the
northwest quarter Of section 10 and con.
tiguous lands in township II south
range II west. Salt Lake mcdidiau.
T. j. Yates of Salt Lake City applied
for n flow of thirty cubic feet of water
second from Deer creek in Wasatch
county, tho point of diversion 10 be
1852 feet south, II degrees 81 seconds
west. from the northwest corner of
section 10, Salt Lake base and meridian.
the water to develop a head of 1000
feet and $500 horsepower. The works
are 10 consist of concrete dam. head
gate and wood stavc and steel pine.
1854 feet long. with a diameter of
, IA feet. The grade is 10 be 20s.6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
COMMISSION IN FRISCO

SAN NCISCO: Oct. lS.--SittinE for
the first time en- banc in San Francisco.
the interstate commerce commission met
here today TO consider rate cases in
which the Pacific coast and the south
west are interested.
Today's session was occupied by argu-
mcnts In the San Francisco and Los
Angeles switching cases. testimony in
which was taken some time ago by Com
missioner Lane at hearings held in this
city and Los Angeles.
In both these cities the railroads make
switching charge for each car: and as
40 similar charge is collected in other
cities. shippers Of the two coast points
contend that the charge r. unfair
The taking of testimony In the san
Francisco distributive rate case was set
by agreement for Dec. l5. when the COM
mission Will meet in Washington
Tomorrow the commission will take up
the hearing on alleged excessive rates
from coast terminals to Nevada points
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19

feet per mile. There are to be two
impulse wheels. each with 4 diamcier
of sixty inches. The water Is 10 be
returned 10 tho stream al a point 1873
feet south SIS degrees west, from the
southeast corner of section 8. township
> south. range / cast. Salt Lake bsse
and medidian. 81
The Castle Valley Coal company of
Salt Lake City applied for l50 cubis
feet Of water per second from ihe
Huntington river in the Green river
water system for the purpose Of sup
plying three water wheels of Potion
style. operating under 2 head of l5g
rect and producing 300 horscpOweF.
The power Is 10 be used TO operate ma
chincry at Cedar Creek.
The water is to be diverted at a
point CESS feet north, & degrees ~
minutes east of the southwest corner
Of the northeast quarter Of section -
and Will be returned 10 the stream 9sO.3
feet, bearing 30 degrees II minutes west
of the northeast corner of the southeast
quarter of section 26, township ID
south. range : cast.
The divcrtiug channel is to be l'Vu
feet long. ) - feet in diameter. and
with 4 grade Of twenty feet per mile
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
AMATEURS PLAN TO
CLIMB MT. M'klNIEl

SEATTLE. Wash, oct. lS.-St-ps are
being taken in this city 10 organize a
party OF amateur mountainccrs 10 climb
Mount Mckinley. Alaska, tho tallest peak
in North America.
Among the mountain climbers interest
cd there Is n disposition not to express
an opinion on the disputed ascent by Dr.
Cook. Asahe Curtis, Ueputed 10 he the
most expert climber in The northwest,
said today:
"The ascent OF Mount Mckinley is
quite feasible II undertaken by property
equipped expedition. There must be at
least FIVE men. all experienced The
route of Or. Cook is best, by steamer
10 TyoDck, or Cook Inlet and then up
the Susitna river I'm A power boat"
"It is planned to make the start from
Seattle in AprIl Of next year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
D.. &R G.. MUST SELL OR
BURLINGTON MUST BUILD

The Hill interests own the Burling
ton and the Colorado & Southern. The
Colorado & Southern carries with it a
half ownership, which IN actual railroad
practice is he full control, of the
Colorado Midland, reaching into Grand
Junction.
The Burlington reached as far west
as Denver, CHEYENNE in Wyoming and
Billings. Mont. The Northwestern, an
other Hill road. reaches even farther
west to Lander, Wyo.
Hill has two great lines running cast
and west in the north. the Great
Northern and tho Northern Pacific.
The Northwestern, the Colorado
Southern and the Burlington, all cast
of the Rockies. reach the Pacific ports
over the two northern lines.
But this shuts Hill out of California.
and also out Of Utah. southern Idaho,
Oregon. Nevada and Arizona In fact
Hill today has not rail III the great
southwest. vet Hill officials will attend
the Denver d Rio Grandc stockholders
meeting in Denver on Tuesday, and
perhaps control ii.
There are many indications that Hill
will soon reach all the heretofore for
hidden territory of the southwest in
one of TWO WAYS either by building
west to the coast from the end OF the
Burlington or tho Northwestern in
Wyoming, as outlined in The Tribune
q few weeks ago. or by buying the
Denver & Rio Grandc. and with it the
Western Pacific.
Wheaton Imports from Asia.
To-day there are probably more trans
continental lines than can all be made
profitable for some wears 10 come. Our
Oriental trade moi only Is not increas-
ing but is falling off. Seattle two
that was the firth cotton shipping port
IN America Today she does not export
a bale.
Wheat shipments TO Asia have fallen
off by millions of bushels since the
japanese war. and today VIC are
importing shorts and bran aud feeding
il 10 American cattle as far east rs
Spokane and Huntington. that is raised
on the plains of Manchuria and milled
Hong Kong and Japan.
Counting from the south, there is the
Siillwcll road in Mexico. then comes
he Southern Pacific: the Central
(Upion) Pacific; thc San Pedro, Los
Angeles & Salt Lake: tho Western Pa
.lfic; the Oregon Short Line Continued
to the coast by the Oregon Railway ant
Navigation company; the Spokane
Portland & Seattle; the Chicago. Mif
waullcc & Puget Sound. the Northern
Pacific: The Great Northern. and pos
>ibIv> tho North Coast. Going into
Canada is Inc Canadian Pacific. th,
Canadian Northern aud the Crane
Trunk Pacific.
Here are AT least thirteen transcou
tncntal lines. one in Mexico at least
nine in the United States, and three il
Canada This does not count otheI
Mexican lines farther south, or the pos
Sibility that the Copper River and othc
lines in Alaska may in comparatively
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
HILL IS LOWERING
OVER THE D. { R. c.
May Break Gould System. ln-
wade Utah and Reach Cali
fOrnia on Own Rails.
BURLINGTON OFFICIALS
NOW GATHER IN DENVER
Stockholders Meeting Today
viii Determine Ownership
of Two Western Roads.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special To Tho Tribune.
DENVER. Oct. lS.-Jamcs y, illl
president OF the Great Northern ral'
way and now in control Of the Burlng
ton and the Colorado 4 Southern, is
expected hero in few days In this
connection morning paper VIII an
nouncc tha, at the Denver Rio Grandc
meeting here tomorrow the Hill men
will show their hand in n move for con
troll of the Denver 4 Rio Grande and
the Western Pacific.
John T. VaIlery. general agent here
of The Burlington, denies that hls com
pany or Mn Hill viii get control OF the
Gould roads, This was hintcd at IN
New York dispatches last week. but
Mr. Nallcry does not believe there Is
ANYTHING in it, Darius Miller, vice
president OF the Burlington, is expected
here with Mr. Hill. Daniel Willard
second vice president OF the Burhng
ton and president of the Colorado
Southern, will attend the Denver Il Rio
Grande meeting.
An evening paper today stated th"t
Al the time Gould was forced TO aban-
don the Western Maryland and Pitts
burg and Lake Eric properties Harrl'
man helped him on condition that he
give Hartman power TO direct the
policy Of the Denver 4 Rio Grandc and
Western Pacific.
\ special to the Republican was re-
ccived tonight from New York saying
that c. H. Schlacks has no intention
of resigning from the Denver Rio
Grandc to 20 with the Western
Pacific
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
NO BACKACHE OR KIDNEY MISERY
AFTER TAKING JUST A FEW DOSES.

aS directed, with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine. al any price,
made anywhere else in tbe world. which
will effect so thorough and prompt a
cure rs u 6fiy.ccnt treatment of Pape 5
Diurctic. which any druggist can sup
ply.
Your physician, pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will tell YOU
that Pape, Thompson X Pape. OF Gin
cinnati. is n large aud responsible medi.
cine concern, thoroughly worthy OF
Your confidence
Don I be miserable or worried an.
other moment with lame back or
cloggcd, inactive kidneys or bladder
misery. All this goes after Won start
taking Papc $ Duretic. and in tcw
DAYS YOU feel and know that your Kid
ncys, Ivpr and urinary system are
healthy. clean and normal, and all dan.
ger passed.
Accept only Pane 5 DIurctic-fftY,
cent trea atmcnt-from any drug store
anywhere in the world.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
WARREN FOSTERS BODY
ARRIVES FROM OGDEN

Warren Fosters body reached this city
from Ogden Monday afternoon aud In
pursuance TO Mr.. Fosters wishes was
taken To the l. O. q. f. hail on Post
office place where IT, viii lie I'm state for
six days At tho expiration Of the siN
DAYS " VIII bc taken to Denver Tor crc-
nation. r. Dewitt Foster. the dead
mans son. and II. :. Foster. OF Ogden. a
brother, will accompany the body TO Den
yer.
Tho funeral services over the body Will
he held nj the l. O. o. f. han at 10
o'clock Sunday morning The start to
Denver will be made Two hours later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
Your 0ut-Of-0rder Kidneys Will
Act Fine, Ending the Most
Severe Bladder Trouble.

The most effective and harmless way
10 cure backachc and regulate out.of
order kidneys. or end bladder trouble,
is 20 take several doses OF Papc 5 Diu-
rctic.
You will distinctly feel that your
kidneys and urinary organs arc being
cleaned. healed and vitahzed, and all
the miserable symptoms, such AS back
ache. headache, nervousness. rheuma
tism and darting pains. iuflamcd or
swollen cyclidS. irritablitv. slecplcss-
ness. or suppressed painful or frequent
urination ESPECIALLY AT nighD and
other distress, leaving after taking the
first few doses.
The moment YOU suspect any kidney
or urinary disorder, OF rheumatism, be
gin taking this harmless preparation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19

short time form one or more other lines
from the Pacific coast inland, TO con
meet with lines reaching the Atlantic
scaboard. either directly or Indirectly.
Thirteen Coast Roads.
These thirteen lines must look TO the
products of the Pacific coast and
Alaska. and in the United States the
comparatively sterile country between
the Rockies and the coast, for most of
their traffic.
Such n wise old iugglcr with future
figures aS j, j. Hin will undoubtedly
consider well thus aspect of the stu
alton in the large, long view before
laving new steel across the desert from
Wyoming along the northern state lines
of Utah, Nevada and California, and
then climb the Sicrras. Bill hates
grades, and taught that invaluable les
son 10 Hartman.
But Hill viii undoubtedly build an
other tranScontincutal lne from Wvo-
ming TO California. aud take his chances
with the other thirteen, il he cannot
get into ihc southwest any other way.
The only alternative Is 10 buy the Den
yer & Rio Grandc, and with II the
Western Pacific.
Hill undoubtcdlf will do one of these
two things. and the better business
sense seems TO indicate that il Will be
cheaper and better to buy than TO
build.
Concerning tho probabilities that Hill
will or has. bought into the western
end of the Gould system. the New York
Herald saws that there l. resscna bic
basis for the statement that the Bur
lipetoD railroad may secure more than
traffic alliance with the Western Pa
cific railroad. which the Goulds arc
building from Sal, Lake 10 San Fran
~ iN lct pH InF
freight traffic about the first of
January.
Western Pacific Free.
Reports today that the Burlington
might obtain half interest in the
Western Pacific were not entirely
backed by Officers of the Gould line OF
its branches. Ono man closely identi-
fled with the Western Pacific said;
''Our intention has always been 10
permit any road that wanted 10 use
the Western Pacific for its California
business, 1t was not by any means
built rs an outlet for the Missouri Pa
cific or Denver & Rio Grandc traffic.
We would be glad TO have the Burllng
ton. the Rock Island or the Atchison.
whose lines now end in Colorado, route
their business over our road. as 1t rs
built 10 handle large volume of ton
mage at low cost.
- In these times il is difficult Ia say
Just what NAV happen in the railroad
world, so ! cannot deny that the Bur
liDgton may some time get an in
tcrcSt in the Western Pacific. Any
other road might do the same thing
The fact that Daniel Willard, second
vice president of the Burlington aud
president of ,the Colorado g. Southern
roads, will be present at the stock
holders meeting has occasioned more
or less wise surmise that j. J. Hill pro
poses TO have n say in the election of
The next Denver & Rio Grandc dircc-
tory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19

Foley's Honey and Tar clears the
air passages, stops the irritation In the
throat, sootbes the inflamed mem.
branes, and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and inflamed lungs
are healed and strengthened. and the
cold is expelled from the system. Re
fuse any but tho genuine in the yel.
low package f. J. Hill Drug Co., so
West Second South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
BUNCH OF PETITIONS
FOR WATER RIGHTS
Back Of One Is Scheme to Irri-
gate 1000 Acres in Wash
ingtOn County.

Application for water to irrigate 1000
acres Of land in Washington county was
filed Monday with State Engineer
Caleb Tanner by V. A. Tauuey of st.
George. 1t is proposed TO utilize flow
of ten cubic feet Of water from Quail
or Harrison creek by means of rock
and cement dam and a divcrting chan.