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Brothers
;htk-r‘ BIh'.p- ' jk«5Up Georgia
Druggists
^fl Select slocK. of
glass, T )ilet sets, Jewelry, Hand
Painted china, Powder Puffs, Jewel
Goid and Silver Ware., Also
P ure Drugs
rescriptions
Cigars and Tobbaco
Give us a trial. Court¬
eous treatment Prom
pt Service. Phone: 12 :
RYALS REMEDIES
For Sale
FOUR UNDER WOOD TYPE WHITER Machines
The-o machines are comparatively NEW having been
used one term in the Commercial Department of the
Public School and are all in GOOD CONDITION,
Will be sold for all only. The Board of Educat
ion reserving the ri lit to accept or reject any bids
offered. Apply at the Council Hoom.
Jan. 12th.,1910. James Steele Sect’y.
Just Starh'iig
Housekeeping?
OR- IE YOU nAd a FEW ARTICLES TO
BRIGHTEN Up yoo- old Furniture. WE have,
Just what you requ'ji, either in Kitchen Furnit
ure, Stoves, Dishes aul Enamel ware, Or in Bed
room Suite-, Odd D esse s Washstands, 'Tables,
Chairs, and Beds. A : ^plendid line of New Hugs
Matting, and Carpets
Table Cutlery, Silvelvarc, Glassware, and Hurd
ware.
M. E. Bray
Hcrdbuare Co.
TSiere Is more
to a Fertilizer
than Analyses
The mere mixing of
materials to obtain analy¬
sis requires n special
knowledge. The value
of a fertilizer lies in the
source from which the
plant food is obtained.
Each ingredient in
Royster goods is selected
with A T dew of supplying
the pi di,‘ from sprouting plant
until harvest. The
is not overfed at one
time and starved at an¬
other. Twenty-five
years experience goes with
every bag.
TRADE rtARK
e
REGISTERED
Sold by reliable dealers throughout
the South.
F. S. Royster Guano Co.
NORFOLK* VA.
..Local and Perse'
_ i; __d
Mr. C. E. Cole, of Surreacy
Ga. was home Sunday,
Mr. Tetstone of Hortense was
in Jesup last week on business.
Mr. William Edenfield, of near
Jesup was in town Monday.
Mr. T. C. Slover, spent frida y
in Savannah on business.
Mr. T. L. Fulton, of Odum, was
in Jesup, on business Monday.
Mr. ,J. A. Epps of Red land
was in Jesup Saturday on business
Mr. A. Korth of near Jesup
was in town last week on business.
Mr. T. J. Moure, of Douglas, is
spending a few days with his fam
-ily in town.
Miss Myrtle Strickland, of near
Jesup was in town Saturday shop¬
ping.
Mr. Wiirner Madray of Mad ray
Springs district was in Jesup riai
-ting last week.
Mr. L. H.' Epps, of Redland
.vas in Jesup last week on busi¬
ness.
Mr. John Stewart of Gardi
was in Jesup last week on busi¬
ness.
Mr. Lawcrnce Madray of near
Madray Springs was in Jesup Sat¬
urday on business.
i
Col. Euen field of near Mad ray
I Spring was in Jesup Saturday
shopping.
Mr. B. B. Knight of near Gardi
was in Jesup last week on busi¬
ness.
Col. J. A. Morris, spent nne
day in Jacksonville on official bus
-ness last week.
Mr. W. B. Roberson near Jesup
was in town on Saturday shopp¬
ing.
Mr. John w. Knight of near
Jesup was in town on Saturday
shopping.
Mr. R. W. Madray of Madray
Springs was ip Jesup Saturday on
business.
Mr. w. H. Roberson of near Ja
supwus in town last week on busi¬
ness. * •
Mr Moses, Brinson, formerly
manager and president of The
Jesup Manufacturing Company
was in JeSup on important bnsi
niss.
Mrs. J. IT. Benton, of Way
cross is visiting her relatives Hon.
and Mrs. It. B. Hopps.
Mrs. L. Knight is visiting her
friends and relatives at Butler Ga
for a few days.
Mr. K. L. Reddish, of Odum
Ga; one of Wayne.i best and most
prominent planters was in town
on Monday.
13-46-12 American Fence at 26
ents,. and 12-40-12 American
i’Vncc at 27 cents at Winn A Co.
Miss Ruth Me Call of RecdsvilU
us the guest ot Miss 1 na Padgett
-unday.
Mr. N. F. Pries ter, of near
lesup one of Wayne’s best and
inthuisastic farmers, was in Jes
p on business Monday.
Mr. Monro- Roberson of near
lari ray Bpring, was in Tesnp Sat
inlay shaking hands with his
f iends.
Miss Julia Brown left Monday
> accept a lucrative position at
I aeon Ga; Her many friends
iroughoat Jesup will regret to
>art with her.
Mr. W. R. Teston, of Redland
>ent several days in Savannah,
:.st week, and coming back sub
■ribed to the Wayne County
News.
Dr. Crummey has $500.00 stock
county school books and school
.pplies. Sure always open.
Mr. and Mrs. Chess E. Robert*
urnwl from Donaldsonville Sun
night where they have been
r so nr time at the bedside of
tr. Robert father. Tho News has
arned with deesert sorrow of
ne death of the father, who was
ne of the leading citizens Deca
ir County, and extend our most
acere sympathy to the bereave
nws.
School Notes.
Professor Manderville has in
reparation to take place soon. A
In s with a good musical prog*
rtme are the salient features.
The school library has secured
a set of well bound histories.
A “red bot” debate will be
-riven at the School House Feb.
22nd in the evening at 8‘oclock.
Mr, J. D. Crawford of Way*
eroea was nere on business and
pleasure Teesday.
Mr, J. A. ASP inwall was among
his many friends in Jesup Tues*
day.
Doctor W. M. Odum of Atlan¬
ta and Mr. Wallace G, Odom
spent several days ia lesup this
week on business._
With Our Churches
By waj of a better observance
of the aaered season of Lent,
religious services may be expec¬
ted at St. Paul Epicepal Mission,
begining with Tuesday evening,
Feb. lath; at 7:15 ocloek, and
coutiuing for the week each after¬
noon at 3 oclock and each even¬
ing at 7:15 oclock with celebration
of Holy Comminion on Wednes¬
day morning 16th at 10: 30 oclock
Public invited W. Lawton Msllt
champe.
Rev. A. Lester Pastor of the
Jesup Methodist Church will bold
services, next Sunday as follows:
Preaching Sunday ll. A. M.
Preaching Sunday 7.P. M.
Sunday school Sunday 3. P. M
Prajer Service Wednesday 7.P.M
League Service Devotional Fri¬
day. 7. P. M.
Council ninutes
The regular meeting of town
Council was held a 8o‘clock P. M.
present and presiding Hon. 0. F.
Littlefield Mayor Aldermen pre¬
sent H. W. Whaley, J. F. Breen,
J. H. Me Pipkin, E. E. Wilkins,
and A. E. Knight, absent §. E.
Cohen.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting was read and upon appro
-ved. The committee on Elm St,
report that nothing further has
been done.
The committee on extension of
White Cemetery was granted fu
rther time. The report of the town
Attorney in reference to the claim
of W. B. Austin if** read and
upon motion was refused. Mr.
H. W. Whaley was sworn as Ald¬
ermen for two years.
The Clerk of Counsil reported
that by instruction received from
Mayor Littlefield he had paid the
nods of'the Good Roads Co. for
264.40 l including interest. And
that he had received from the
Comptroller General executions
against the A. C. I. R. R. and
Southern K. R. Companies for
their taxes, hut held then up for
a few days at the request of their
local attorney. The following bills
were read for payment and upon
motion ordered paid aa follows:
J. C. Dye35.00. James Steele 45.00
W, R. VVlIliams 48.00. R. A. Smi
lh'40.00. Geo. Darden. 21.70. A.
Daniels 26.95. Jesup Mercantile
Co. .31. H. L. Heritage 1.00.
Simp. Mungin 1. 60. A. Williams
I, 50. Wayne County New*
F. E. Muaphy 97.50. ToSal 329.98
The requeat b*l Mr. J. C. Dye
for part payment on the coffin
Marshal Pope was taken up and
upoj motion it was agreed to pay
$35.00 on account. The
policy for Insurance of $400.00 on
the Council loom, and fixtures
was upon motion returned for
extension, from the period of one
to three years. U pon motion the
office of sight marshal was dis
continued for the present.
The election of town office, was
taken up and upon the ballot be¬
ing taken the following officers
were elected Clerk of Council
James .Steele Salary $45.00 Mar¬
shal W. R. Williams, Salary 50.00
per month. Treasurer, H. L. Heri
•tags Salary aa fortaery. Th<
satary of the mayor was fixed at
200.00 a years. D. M. Clsrk was
elected as town atrorney at a sal¬
ary of 100.00 a year.
Mr. F. E. Breen, was elected
as assessor for two years. Ana
Aldermen, E. E. Wilkins was
elected as a member of the Board
of Education for two years.
Mayor Littlefield, appointed
Aldermen E. E. Wilkins, as may¬
or- pro-tem and the following
Committees Finance committee,
H. W. Whaler E. E. Wilkins,
arid 8. E. ■ ohen, Street and Lane
Committee A. E. Knight, J. F.
B rcen> ant i j. H. McPipkin.
Upon notion the duties of the
marshal were assigned from 10 30
A.M. until arrival of late train
at . night. . ,. Upen TT motion _ .. the meet- .
ing hour of town ceoneil was
changed from 8 o’clock P. M. un
til 3o’clock P. M.. The clerk wa*
instructed to receive bids for
fertilizers - ... in . stable. x ,,
The* being no father business
upon motion the meeting ad jour
Red.
James Steele,
l&rfcwt Ctnckcil
Messrs? John H- Harvey, Sr.
I. D. Nichols and 1. T. Miller,
were an.ong the prominent citizen
of Screven in our burg Tuesday.
fir. Le Roy S. Price
Accepts New Position
The many friends of Mr. Leroy
S. Price, Junior, the popular and
efficient Assistant Cashier of the
Merchants and Farmers Bank,
will learn with many regrets that
he has severed his connecretion
with that well know institution to
become Assistant Secretary and
Treasure? of the Gulf Line Rail¬
road with headquarters at Sylves¬
ter, Ga; This is a deserved prom¬
otion of Mr. Price who merits bv
his qualifications such a respon¬
sible and renumerati ve position.
He left for his new homo this
morning, carrying with him the
best wishes of a host of sincere
friends. Mr. Price was succeeded
by Mrs. Fannie B. Heritage, wife
of Mr. H. L. Heritage the well
know Cashier of this Bank. Mrs
Heritage is one of the most cap¬
able young businesr women of
this section and the many patrons
of the Merchants and Farmers
Bank are delighted that she is
now to be one of the responsible
members of the force at this
Bank. Mrs. Heritage was for
several years a member of the
faculty of the Jesup High School
and severed her connection with
the school in spite of strong pro¬
testations of faculty and students.
The News welcomes Mrs. Her¬
itage to her new position and
wishes for her much success in
her new vocation.
A PleasantEvening
The lavish hospitality of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Smith Majette,
was much enjoyed by a tew guests
at their pretty home on Tuesday
evening. A bountiful and most
sumptuous supper was served to
which all present heartity enjoyed
Those invited were-Miss M. S.
Hamilition of Savannah Miss Hes¬
ter Burton Miss Willie Swinney
and Messrs A. II. Wallach, Lerov
Price Jr. and Joe Austin,
A Wedding
On February the 8th Tuesday
evening Rev. A. Lester pastor of
the Methodist Church married a
very happy couple at the parson
ago. Miss Flora Hampton was the
bride, and Mr. J. A. Doughtery
the greom. Both young people re¬
side at Doctortown Ga.
Ordinary s.
Advertising
Georgia Wayne Counts.
Robert L. Bennett, Guardian,
of Arthur and Wiilie Howard,
has applied to me for a discharge
from his guardianship of Arthur
and Wiilie Howard. This is there
fore to notify all persons concern
od to file their objections, if any
they have, on or before the first
Monday in March next, else he
will be discharged from his guard
ianship as applied for.
J. I). "rawford, Ordinary.
Georgia Wayne County:
To all whom it may concern:
N. L. Strickland having in due.
form applied to the undersigned
for the guardianship of the person
and property of Leon Strickland
minor child of Callie Strickland
•ate of said county, deceased, not¬
ice is hereby given that said ap¬
plication will be heard at my off¬
ice on the first Monday in March
n-xt. Witness wy official singu
eture this 7th day of February 19
10 . J. D. Crawford Ordinary.
State of Georgia,
Wayne County.
Mrs. Maggie Wheeler, having
made application for twelve mon¬
ths support out of the Estate of
J. A. Wheeler, and appraisers
duly appointed to set apart the
same having concerned ffleJ their return,
all persona are hereby
required to show before the
Court of Ordinary of said County
on the first Monday in March 19-
10, why laid application should
not be granted. This 7th, day of
February 1910. This 7th day of
February 1910. J. D. Crawford
Ordinary.
State of Georgia.
Wayne County.
Mrs. Olive Manning, twelve having
wade sup^rt application for mon
:h , out of the Estate of
\y. J. Manning, and appraiser
duly appointed to set apart th<
»me havinj filed their return
tequired to ^oernvd show cau.se are before hereto tt.
Court of Ordinary of said Couni
on the flrst Monday in March 19
jo why said application should
not granted of Febrnar.v 1910.
This 7th day
J. D. Crawford Ordinary.
(Ming of Quality
John W, Parker, .Manager
Savannah, Ga.
You Can Order By Mail
With Satisfaction Assured
Mens Suits $10. to 30.
Overcoats $10. to $40.
Raincoats 55 55 55
Boys Suits $1.98 to 10.
Beautiful Four-In-Hands 25c.
50c, 75 C. Knox and Stetson
Hats. New Styles.
Watch our Advertisement in Savannah
Papers and when yov visit Savannah make
Your Headquarters at The Metropolitan.
Legal Advertisements
Sheriffs Sale
GEORGIA, Wayne County.
Will be sold at |the court house
door in said County on the first
Tuesday in [March, 1910, within
the legal hours of sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, the foll¬
owing (described reality, to- wit:
AH of lot of land number one hun
dred and twelv<»(No. 112) contain
ing four hundred and ninety'(490
acres) more or less, lying and be¬
ing in the Third (3rd) District of
said county of Wayne.
Said land levied on as the prop¬
erty of John C. Dye, to satisfy
an execution issued from the Su¬
perior Court of said county of
Wayne in favor of the Downing
Company against John C. Dye:
aud also to satisfy an execution
issued from tne County Court o f
said county of Wayne, in favor of
The Lott-Lewis Company against
said John €■ Dye. Terms of sale
cash, purchaser paying for titles.
This 2nd day of February, 1910
, J. S. Lee. Sheriff.
Legal Advertisement
Georgia, Wayne County.
Will l^e sold before the court
house door in said county between
the legal hours of sale, to the
highest and best bidder for cash
the following property to-wit;
One certain Bay colored Horse
Mule, of medium size, named
“Rock” and levied upon as the
property of W. W. Copeland to
satisfy an execution in favor of
Riley Crosby, and against W. W.
Copeland, and J. C, Deal. Said
property found subject to said
debt. This Feb. 1st., 1910.
J. S. Lac. Sheriff W. C. Ga.
SVtt&wWc C-oasV
S.VTV6 ■&,.
SCHKDULfe.
Effective Jan 14, 1910
Arriving and leaving time at
Jesup. From Arrive at
No.
88 Jacksonville .. , .3.32 p. m.
89 Savannah ..... . .4:15 a. to.
SO' Jacksonville... .10:16 p. m.
82 Jacksonville... 11;26 a. m
182 Waycross.......11:10 a. m.
180 Waj cross. . .8;45 p. ro.
21 Savannah. . .4;40 p. m.
22 Waycross.. .. 7;25 p. m
57 Savannah.. ... 8;40 p. m
85 Savannah.. 11:09 a. m.
58 Waycross.. .6;45 a. m.
26 Folkston.. . .7;15 p. m
86 Jacksonville * e • • • . 10.00 a.m.
No. For Leave at
89 Jacksonv ^ 1 ;20 a. m.
80 Savannah. .o;21 p. m.
82 Savannaii.. . .11;29 a.m.
186 n aycross.., ,11:40 a. m.
189 \V aycross. . . ,4;30 a. m.
21 Waycross.. . . .4;45 p. m.
22 Savannah 7;20 p. m.
57 Waycross... • 8:45 p. ns.
85 Jacksonville . .. 11; 12 a.m .
58 Savannah... . .6;50 a. m.
87 Jacksonville......11.47 a. m.
83 15 ......5.37 p. m.
86 Savannah.........10.05 a.m.
88 54 3.34 p.m
To the voters of W.yoo
ty: I hereby announce my can¬
didacy for Represenative of Way¬
ne County, subject to the action
of the Democratic Primary and
solicit the votes and influence of
my friends through-out the coun¬
ty and if elected, I promise to
fulfill the duties of said office to
he best of m y ability.
Respectfully,
B> G. Middleton.
Announcements
POLITICAL Announcements
wiil be charged for at the rate
of $5.00 cash in advance in this
column and are subject to the Dcm
ocratic Primary.
For sheriff
Tothevoters of Wayne County
I hereby announce myself a candi¬
date for re-election to the office
of Sheriff of Wayne County and
would appreciate the vote of all
my friends. I believe I have filled
the office honorably and faithfully
and I woul appreciate an endorse¬
ment from the Dcopld. .1 promise
the same good attention, to the
interests of the people that I
have shown in the short time I
have had opportunity tince I was
honored by them. Faithfully
Jos. S. ’Lee.
FOR SHERIFF
To the Voters of Wayne Coun¬
ty: By solicititetion of many vot¬
ers of Wayne County I hereby
announce myself a candidate for
Sheriff of Wayne County, sub¬
ject to the next Democratic Pri¬
mary. If elected I promise that
I will fill the office to the best of
my ability.
Elmer Grooms.
FOR SHERIFF
To the Voters of Wayne Connty;
I hereby announce my Candida
cy for the office of Sheriff of Wa
yne County, aubject to the demo
cratic primary, and solicit your
support and influence. If elected
I pledge my best efforts towards
the duties devoiviug upon t he
proper management of the office.
Respectfully Yours, VV. O. Strick
land.
COUNTY TREASURER
To the Voters of Wayne County.
1 hereby announce my candida¬
cy for County Treasurer of Way¬
ne County aubject to the action
of the Democratic Rrimary and
solicit the votes and influence of
my friends throughout the county fulfill
and promise if elected to
the duties of said office to the
best of my ability.
Respectfully,
D. S. Price
FOR COUNTY TRE A SURER
From the earnest solicitation , . .
of my County many friends throughoua
the I hereby announce
Myself as a candidate for the
county treasurers office subject
to the Democratic Primary and
p/omise to fulfill the^D sea
said office to tr.e best
ity if elected.
Davis Dubbery.
FOR TAX RECEIVER
From the earnest solicitation
of my many friends throughout
the county I hereby announce ray
self as a candidate for Tax Re¬
ceiver, subject to the democratic
primary, and promise to fulfill the
duties of said office to the best of
my ability if elected
D. 1. Carter.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
To the voters of Wayne myself County.
I hereby announce Tax a
candidate for the office of
j (Elector of Wayne County, sub
j ec t to the Democratic primary
Marion Od um.
For Tax Collector
I hereby announce myeelf a
Candidate for for the office ef Tax
Collector of Wayne County, sub
ject to the action of the ensuing
Respectfully, Geo. Hatcher.
C,
CASTOR IA
Y«r Iaffiate aad OhiUrsa.
Til KM Ya hp Afcup lN|U
Basra the
5. TGI.
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mk*i
.■«,
Undertaker M
— .
IN WHALEY BLOCK At' .
~ PARKER’S OLD STAND
. v V
Am prepared to fill telegraph
telephone orders on short notice
If you need anything in my line
will be glad to serve yon. I ban*
die coffins from the lowest to th*
.
highest prices. w
J. K. DYF j,
aery. -y©i
n the iowej
A MOOS TO t 1
Thousand* of Woman sugar sis 'r a*
peculiar to their tea an acaemat af tv,
regularities and the failure of the er, ,
gen* to perform their aatural fneetioa*
The greet southern remedy -Tia-e-Vite
come* to the relief of suffering wbM*
by toning up their whole evstem »«*>*
ing regularity, m good appetite and
good digestion. At the change of life it
will prove itself a friend indeed. Ten fig
girls will find it raluable ia aesiOieg
them to reach a healthy, reheat tad rig ;
orout womanhood. For the »arias*
kinds of female irregel aritiet, Tie-**
vitae hat few espials and no •«periorfc
Druggist sell it at 1.00 per botlle Has*
factored by Granger Medicine Ce ■»
Chattanooga. Tens. Sold by Kafght’J
Pkarmacy.
* t
Can Walk Now ■>
Many people in the eoatkarn *t*4#s
hare been cured of kidney aadhladdW
diiease after phvaiciane hare failed
by using F-ra-onra. Mr. J. Galleal, af
Cleveland, Ala. writes: “I oaa r**«w
meud your C-ra-ctira to ntighlicr* f It
has don* me wonderful goed. i a«Mk
my oighth bottle and a an - walk *ew^
t was past walking only when thsy
helped me-suffered from kidasy **4
bladder troublea. I am graleinl iacesffnr- 1# «
ra¬ euro, Druggists soil thl#
ablo remedy at SO cent* nnd- 1.* jov
Mtle, Try it and he convinced,
by Knight’e Pharmacy. L '•
Saves Docroas’ linX*
Mr. Zoais M. K-n>, of HowsreV ■ I*, kd
Ale. joins in with a mighty throe % m
follows: “Granger’* Liver Rafaltt'WM
a great sever of doctor bill*, t hat* tri¬
ed it tad know what 1 *■ teikteg '
about, 1 her* need it for oeMtipeltM,
heedtohe, cold* at. sad it hw *•*•»
failed to do elllerpected. If weed JptvL
ligeutljr end et the right floe, it
do ell thet it claimed for ft, t *h*fl
keep Granger’s Lirer Kegalator hi tb*
bouse as long et i can get it, Drfgglft
sell it in enameled tin bon at St
per box. Sold by Kingbt’e ffkenaaip^
m
ASTHMA ‘
CURED. 7
. • ?
Expert Medical Seientistt An¬
nounce Startling Results Ob- .
taiued by Senptae
New York—Thousands a tat*.
ing advantage of the generous-of¬
fer made by The WeodwortfrCo.
1173 Broadway. New Yerk piaito Oftjr
requesting an experimental skitt dime*;
age of Lemola the new
very, which is mailed free of char
ge to all who write for it. Halo a#
is sufficient to clear the coniple.v
ion over night a*d rid the face *1
pimples in a few hours. • A
Those who have tried LemOla
will find that the 5c box on sale in
Jesup at all Drug stores is Suffici¬
ent to cure the worst form of K®
zema where large. the On part* the first effected applica¬ are
not too will
tion ot Lemola the itchia*
stop. It has cured thousands affiiK
cted with Eczema, Teeters, Rash
es, Rollings, Irritatioas, Acmes ski 1 ,
Seal dings and Crusting children of and ad¬ a ,
scalps of infanta,
ults. It is good for the preserve
tion and purification of the skin,
gca | Pi |, s j r aQ( j hands for the pro¬
vcn tion of the clogging of the
poreg the usual cause of pimples.
blackheads, redness and -rouge
ness an( ] a ] so th e treatment of
burns, scalds, wounds, sores, chap
wellafthe toilet toned
ON l
W.
ECZEMA i
CURED.
l’imples Disappear aai Com- ■
plexion Cleared* Over-night. -
New York:— 'flymaarr *r«
taking made advantage by the of the Woodworth IplJkb#
offor
Co. 1163 Broadway, New Yerk v.
City , requesting an experimeHtAl ,
package of Senpino, the great
discovery for Asthma, Hay Fevdr S'
bronchitis and Catarrh, which is / v‘
mailed write for free it. It of is ehat^e curing to thousaad alt wh* \
of the most stubborn cases. 14
makes no difference how long yea ,
have been suffering or how aevew ,
the climatic conditions are where
you live. Senpine will cure you.
If you have experil I with
other treatm-nts and •d
to find a cure do rsg
ed but send for a trial ottki* woe* 1
derful truly raeritoua remedy -
which is a scientific compound dis
covered by a Professor of Veins*
Uuiverity, bAhoasanda. and is being recoweea
ed
Look out ! for * ear-load »t
milch cowa that I will bar* f* ••
sale about January 11910.
B. R. Shed.
Plows Chattanooga at Winn and AOo. -Dm Harrow
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