Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 14, 1887, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE{" FRIDAY THE DA]LY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Pelivered by enrrier in any part ot the city at tWenty cents per wi H. W Tiutoy, Thrrun\ 81 RINERR OrPICE, NO TanT Eniton No, 56, MINOR M A cheerful home. N. Y. Plumbing Co. The Warren house for rent. Reiter, tailor. Fall gowmis chédp. ‘The North Second strect cut is being pusbed through rapidly. Secure a new sful vesidence by renting a house in the Warren block, The Salvation army is more prosper- ous now. Itisindulging in oyster sup- pers. Much complaint has been made lately about the condition af South Main street. George Francie Train threatens to “fectare in Council Bluffs the lust of this month. \lulu«ul. establishment enlurged s waod-working on Washington street is b by an addition, Ladies, sce And sewing machine. n stree er and Tda Mon combined writing 0 Domestic ofy hoth yester- The machine tion for the towe rie lights, The system will be complete in a few day Al Clark goes to Lewis, Ta. next week, Where he wiXl open o bank n=act loan and There is a bad str culvert near which should receive tion. @ put in th street immediate atten- constructed house pre- the new house in for rent hy Odell vents the War Bros, Mr. John J. O° ”vllll and Miss Cath- erine Laffc at 8 o'clock a. m. hy Menomy. Laborers are at and_ Bancroft st grade and public use. Chaplain Lozier, Towa’s fighting pav- #on, is to be here on the 19th at a camp- fire entertainment to be given by the Union V an legion, A muarriage liconse was granted yes- terday to R M. Willinms and Alic MeCombs, the former of Pottawattamie, and the latter of this city, Mayor Groneweg is in favor of light and sunshine. at least he is having some of the shade trees around his resi- dence on Washington street removed, R. M. Willinms, of Rockford town- ghip, and Alice Combs, of | county, were united in the double blessedness, yesterday. by ‘Squire Bumett. tharles ). artistic joh around the Spetinan, Tenth street. its of Pythins may well feel of the sple they at th P reception. They were certainly the finest appeur ing company in the line. Mr. Luther Bevell, who was se. injured by the falling sign on Broad- way a few days ago, is able to be out of It will be some time hefore he ean resume his duily lubors. The funeral of the little son C. D Walters took ) ternoon at the home, 121 Grace The remains were taken to Fairfield, la., for interment, ightman is pushing the work on the Vine street sewer. The pipe is al- ready laid more than half the length of the street, and part of the force ave now working on the side connection anhattan betting board yester- 5 to $10 on Groneweg and 5 to $10 on Hart, Wyman and to $20 on O'Neil and Hen- block, Rev. work on Harrison ets raising them to putting them in” shape for Beekman is doing an putting his patent fence new residence of Henry sener Pourth avenue and rk died at the institu- and ‘dumb Tuesday of mal . She was aged eighteen years. Her mother arrived day. and the body was taken to Cluvinda for burial. The city council will meet in ad- journcd séssion this evening., Eforts are being made to complete the public improvements already begun before cold weather sets in, Which necessitates much work by our city futhers. Judge Aylesworth held court day evening upstairs in the owing to the unfinished state of in the lower story are now comple! DOW assess ta day. A German band rendered some very fine music on the streets yesterday, e ng the small number of pic mount of money contributed h\ this city to build up different bands would amount to a very considerable sum., As an evidence of the unsectarian character of the public library, we refer to the fact that Rev. B. P. Mc) one of its trustees, and a work ll\h~\\' added lu l\s \\4-ll filled ~Iu~!\ oste yesters affairs The necded repaivs . and his_honov will s at the usual place, to- Noonan has a foree of twenty men l|u~|l\ at work getting the streets in readiness for the block | surfa on north 1 completed to-night, and the o will be put at work on Fourth street, which will have tobe cut down nineteen inches from its present grade. Voters should make a note of it that the bou registry meets next Tues- voter, whether 1 or mot, must ap- pear in person, traveling men and others expecting to be absent more or less should arrange th business so as to be here while the board is in session, otherwise they cannot get their vote in. Last evening A. B. Howe, familiarly known as “Bruce” Howe, was h p ma d, the bride being Miss k Westcott, the accomplished mus and or, ist of the Preshyte church. The ceremony took place at the dence of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Westcott, No, 606 Washington avenuve, only a few inti- mate friends being present. Rev. Dr. Phelps officiated. My, John Hilditch and Miss Clara A. Hilditch were :d Wedsesday evening in St. Paul’s church by Rev. T J. Mackay. The ceremony was wit- nessed (ml\ by a few intimate friends. Mr. Hilditch is an employe of the Tnion Pacifie, belonging to the transfer force. The bride arrived from ng- land but a few hours before the cere- mony, having made the voyage alone. She was married in her traveling cos- sume, and appeared as a beautiful, sen- sible young woman, more than ordina ily attractive. They will make their home in this l",) List- your E’nq» ly with Cooper & Judsen, No. 120 Main st. THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS. The Jones Murder Case Comes Up For a Fourth Trial. THE MORSE DIAMOND MYSTERY. Serious Questions of Tax Titles The Sinners Brought Be Police Bar-1 In the di case of it court y Jonathan Jones was called, and the afternoon spent in empanelling a jury. This has dragged along until it is decidedly chestnutty. and still iteis one of great importance, and one wiieh has greatly inte 1 the public. Duvid Roberts was killed in 1878, and Jonathan Jones, a neigh was rested charged with murder. On the first teinl he was found guilty of man- slaughter, and sentenced to fourt years in the penitentinry. ing a short time he secured & new trial, and was the second time found guilty, but wis sentenced to only seven years. In May last he was tried o third time, and again found ty, but Judge Carson granted o new trial. and now the ease comes up agaim. The de- fense has been that there was no sufti- ciency of evidence, and further that Jones was not in such mental condition as 10 be responsible for his acts. Jones tainly for several years heen in tinlly insane or demented condi- and” this has been apparent to It is claimed that this shadow upon him has rested since childhood, and that he has always been queer. The state will endeavor to show that even if he is insane now. he was not o at the time of the tragedy. Jones is in court, but as on the previous, trial he seems as unconcerned as though he was of wood. He is past the prime of life, and seems to be much of a wreck y and physicall Mynster is mndmnu-v the prosecution, and Colonel C. cott, of the defense. ’J‘hv cuse sral days. announces that he will hold court day und night until the criminal business is disposed of. The evening sessions are therefore in order, and ull concerned are being compelled n‘v\l( in full hour case of Morse, indicted l(ntlu v in the stealing of the diamond, was given to the jur out § o'elock yesterday afternoon. The pre- diction was quite freely made that there would be a disagreement, as on the previous trial tion, many. with Burhorn th . There were several parties hefore » Aylesworth yesterday “d up too highly. ing deposited $7.60 o hal- wint, Anson Hill was fined $8.10 and William Emmett $0.60. Andy Rogers paid $3.00 and promised to send alance of the $7.70 as soon as he samuel Allen pleaded not guilty and was sent out to find the proseeuting witness, The judge said he had .mh-.u-l.m what he would come magnetism of his jug of . which was held at the ‘police station, would prevent him from going fur. William Lauren was discharged, with instructions to get out of the city inside of two hours. The cases of the three men. Turner, Monroe and Wilson, charged with the larceny of a rubber coat from M. M- cus, came before Judge Aylesworth yesterday afternoon. After cxamining afew witnesses the cases wer i ued until this morning. The case of R. A. Parett w: called, and after pleading guilty several charges, he said that he would start for Colorado within an hour if re- 1 d, as all he wanted to do was just to go home and get some clothes, His wife was afraid to trust him, as he had :ned her life, so he wus remanded . This morning she will bri othing to the pglice station, 11 be escorted out of town by Mrs. Pavett had applicd for o : before his arvest, and \\lll be satisfied if he will only s cause no more trouble, has sh.nmn = fully abused his family and they have L (IIY\H‘!I(H V.-~t he should ts to kill morning them, He is use curse to his famil found in the city, will be promptly locked up, where he'will have no opportunity to gratify his increasing appetite for human gore. Mr, and Mrs., Pavett were wedded in Atchison, Kan., in 1868, They have five children. Parett came here three yeurs ago, and played upon the sym- pathy of veterans, claiming to have been” a valiant himself. He gained quite generous contr relie his distress, but he w to be a fraud, and has since been mak- ing a general nuisance of himself. '1 he woman seems to be hardworking. and to have suffered much at his hands. Notice to Claim Property. The owners of ¢ property and tents, sent to Lincoln, Neb., during the state fair, by the team of M. E. Matherbee, of Council Bluffs, Ia., can have same by calling on him and paying ch if not. sume will be sold Novel mln 1, INT for said churges. Tax Titlo Q1 Questions, Aylesworth rendered a decision wd to a tax deed which interests v, us the same question involves a great many similar deeds. 1t appears that the treasurer has been in the habit ing the delinquent taxes on a te book instead of having them w on the regular tax list, as re- quired by law, under the construction given toit by Judge Aylesworth. The judge deems that this requirement of fnw is for the purpose of protecting the for if the delinquent taxes appear in another column, on the same book, the treasurer is reminded that there are delinquent taxes, and the prope owner, when he goes to pay his taxes, is very likely to como into possession of the same im- portant bit of information. By keeping the delinquent tax list on a separate book, the taxes are overlooked and the property may be sold for taxes without the knowledge of the owner. ' Hence the purpose of the law requiving delin- quent taxes to be kept on the sume book, in an additional column. The same question is pending in the district court in some cases brought there, to quiet title, and®ome further nlvu;nuu- are being l«ml\-d for. The matter ery important one, and the courts may cause quite a char in tax titles by their decisions. Judge property owner, Money to loun. Cooper & Judson. oo Every one making a cash purchase of 25 cents ar T, D, ing & Co's. cigar hlme gets a chance in the annual prize drawing, Twenty elegunt prizes. Personat Paragraphs. Price, of Hardin, was at Ki © Lavenh of I's hotel yesterda AL Frazier, s stock dealer of Sioux « n\. was among those at Kiel's yester- day. _Hon. R, Armour, jes 100 Shaep, who has been visit- ing Miss Phillips, has veturned to her Omaha home, D. W. Townsend, of LeMars, Tn., the contractor for the earpenter work of the new court house, is at the Kiel hotel, A, W, Wyman, of Keg Creck, is muking his headquarters at Kiel's hotel, while looking after his political chances, F. Nutt, form Puacific Junction, and now located in I»‘,d\\»:ml.ax-num,\'. Kansas, was yesterday at the Creston greeting his muny Council Bluffs friends, . Hugh Smith writ Thomas Smith, Angeles, Cala, centhusiasm over that new developing country. Mis. W, H. Lyne hard, severe disl ding thrown from a str ving.althongh still sutfering \ht- was able to walk a little yes with the aid of crutch she will <I|l||v'|\ e time. At the Ogden house yesterday: B, A, Hayden, (' hu'unu. LJJ. M Phil- mh-lpln 3 S Fra CoL H. M. . H. Fatrell, (ln-nn . Des Moines. At the Robinson, New Yor Des Moines: Fred D. J. Pickett and C. D. Demeritt, ¢ hicag to his father, glowing and rvapidly who sustained e lnp by over in a short The Bechiele House. The finuncial troubles of the Bechtele hotel have resulted in the sheriff taking possession. There is a first mortgage on the building and real estate for about 49.000 in favor of H. L. Knowles, New York, and foreclosure proceedings have commenced. There was a second mort- goge.and a chattel mortgage on the furniture to secure a claim of about 49,000 more, owned by Charles Straub and Herman Brown, of this city. Tt was under this chattel mortgage that the sheriff took possession, and the work of inventorying began. Thus it seems that the liabilities are from $18,000 to $20000. It is thought that “arvangements can be made by which . Bechtele will lnnlmue in possession of the proper cure for him the rent long residence he friends, his know rit) former prosperity causes much sympa- thy for him in his present financial troubles, He lays the eause of his pres- ent misfortunes to prohibition, by which his has heen closed and the iucome of the hotel greatly reduced. Others do not agree with him in this, but what- ever may be the cause the fact re- much as it may be rvegretted. he is inoa stress of finaneial bad weather, uml - Remember the I has had the test of urt. It is best stove m Main street, ant home stove s in every vital xperiment, but the ods at 41 & CoLE. -~ —-— Stenography. Shorthand exclusively Tuesday Thursday evenings at” Western College and Towa Joe Eisinlauer, was brought before Just terday, charged with as tery and with releasing stock from re- straint by force, He furnished in the sum of 8100 on the fi and $150 on the second, for his app ance next Monday township, Schurz, yes- ult and bat- el PO One thousand head of three-y ld steers for sule., credit to reliable parties. A. J. Greenamayer, 623 telephone 211, one, two Will 0 Enquire of Mynster st., o] When the new county built itgtook only eighteen weight to turn the ‘great iron Now it requires two as strong can get at the hardly budge. 2~ J. W. and E. L. Squire lend money. jail was first pounds’ eylinder. men us crank, and then it will —_—— John Miller has returned from the west and is planning on opening a meat market on South Main street, about October 1, in company with Michael O’'Connor. Mr. Miller has had_a large experience in this business, and enjoys an extensive acquaintance in the The new firm will undoubtedly do well, S Sl T. Van Ness, physician and office room 38, Opera hou will attend professional calls night. °*Residence corner Bighth avenue and Fifteenth street. ALt At Cost and Less Than Cost. We are closing out_our toys and fancy goods. Dealers in Christmas and holi- day goods will find it to their advantage to give us acall, as we are bound to close out our entire stock of over &30,000 regardless of cost. Come and get big ains. MuELLER Music Co., 103 Main street, Council Bluffs, — For Sale Cheap—Lots near the bridge to parties who will build at once. Ad- dress or call on J. R. Rice, No. 110 Main street, Council Bluffs, ou to take advantage of cent discount on ordered Only four It will p the 20 per frames at Chapman’s. more. - Quite 0 number partook of Salvation sters last evening. The Omaha branch of the army was present with a full band. After the parade everybody was invited to a gospel feast at 10" cents per head. AR ] A vag and one drunk were captures made by the polic ? < Judge Carson returned last evening FINEST LANDAUS! Coaches and Hacks in the City, the only yesterday, WILLIAM WELCH. OFFICES: No. 418 Broadway—The Manhattan, Jeplione No. 3 No. 615 Matn Street, Telephone M NHOQPD jeazneses.za: Debility, Lost uhm‘ ele., hl"lll | S fi.:\: 1y of Glenwood and of letter He is full of OCTOBER 14, 1887, D. H. McDANELD & CO., Hides, Tallow, Paiis, Wool and Furs. Highest Market Prices, Returns, Prompt K20 and €2 Main Steeet,Connedl Blurs,Towa, US, DER! Y ana TGN ORA N 7,his VIGOR of BODY, yAlns exhausting es .4 OB Life NO HAT you bave taken or WHO 188 fatled o oure o uffering from di consult with the Send 2 cents post brated 'y Nervous lnd Delle eate Diseases. Consuliation, permnully letter, free. nsult the old Thousands Dr. o ind Femile nman Befor CLARKE. save futire suflering years 1o life. 8~ Tors,” 80c. (stamps). g8 fent everywhere, secure from exposure. Hours, 816 91012, Address, F, D OLABKE M. D. Clark 8t, CHICAGO, ILL. EFFERVESCENT, ECONOMICAL, EFFICACIOUS. each 15c¢. rnnflt‘(n" your 1y e, consult A frien Jetter or ‘call may d add golden ‘s (Secrel) K Medicine and writin re ol Th these troubles 1 TARRANT'S AZER lies the ,umn J.& 1. COUSINS SHORS Embody the highest excellencies in Shapliness, Comfort and Durability and are the REIGNING FAVORJTES In Fashionable Cire Our nume is on every AGENTS FOR OMAHA, __Hayward Brothers. iy ee Ta the Word wemerat acontinuous Electrio & Magn cjentiac Powerful, D! Biouted Boailanp fox parior end Star) ampl ALRO ELEGIRIC RELTS FOR BISEABHA. © D2. HORNE. INVENTOR. 101 WABASH AVE.. G nmm FOR PLANTING TIMBER BLAIMS Bluck wWalnuts, hulls on, £.0. Black Walnuts, hulls off, R Sl e Ash Seed Hon cust Keed, Russiun Mulberry Seed Catalpa Seed, <o all kiiids of Fruit und T} sule. Address, Shenandoah Nursery, D 8 LARE, Froprictor, SHENANDOAN. 1. The Theatrical Profes: Merit will win and receive publie recognition and praise. Facts, which are the outcome of general ex- perience, growing through years of critical and praatical test, become as rooted and fmmovable as the rock of Gibraltar iu publio opinion, and hence- forth need no further guarantde s to their genu ineness. The indisputable fact that Swift's Specifio 4t Llood purifier {n tho world, 1 one of these tmmovable Gibraltar rock fucts of Which we have oken, and_every di perience roots this con: Wotion’ dvrp(r and dupvr AP Puttio opinion.. Kvery elass of our pecple iu 'Ameriea aud fn Furo ifag ana protesston, incliaing the lon, have borne” Yoluniary Seatl R Temarkable. viriuon of 5. 8.8, DA and open so the. ispection ot all Tnsotlcited, two dlstinguihed members of the theast pical profesalon, who gratefully tesify to the wanier: ful curative quaiitics of tho Spoclfic in thelr indl: cases. Thelr testimonials are herewith sub- THICI00 55 1 publlc withous Furihar Comomen e {hem speak for themelves, Tho lady 1 o the famous Thalla Theatre and formerly of the Residence T R eaivo: Busin, Ger: Stock Compauy, of Clilcago, known member of the N Company. Both are well known 1u (heatrical circies in this cuntry and i Burope. u.nlcn- Pandow’s Testimony. New Yomk, May 8, 1857, Swift lpocmc Company, Atlants, Ga.: Gentlemen—Having been annoyed with I Sruptions and, roughness of the skin, from \d con: arsaparills and ottier adv en I consulted a prom. m his treatment receivod T Cheertutty give you thia. test] eA.H' Ruch o estimonial foF su: aad publicity‘as YU wiah o a0 aldeubad 78 fapo 152 mmry. ‘Buar Canal Birest, Hflugo Hasskerl's Testimony. ‘The Swift Specific Company, Au-nu. 0 Gentlemen—For two years I had case of ecsoma. 1 1ised ar S0aDs SUIDRUT 80818, R0G Yot 00 lllller remedies, and was prescribed for'by numbers physicians, b but found Do rellel, Atlast I deter: B R Ch et S St oroug o ou use thicoritrcato i any magner v i Me Ll v ket wber O¢ Thats Thcatre Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseascs malled free. Tuk Swirr Srecivic C 'WOMEN" CH!LDREN MIHALOVITCHS HUNGARIAN ; ngKBERRYdU[G hY f Fletch follow- - 1 itch, Cincinnati, 0. sale by the Wicharitson D Co. Blake, liruce He M. Wollstéin, Gladston \ R. R, Grotte, Free. ST LOQIS LAW SCHOOL EPARTMENT Ol VTIASHINGTON UNIVIRSITV b, . wivaaced stundiag Mo utire conrse may e ree yoars at option of stadent. Dipi ition §%) per anuum. Duaso RSN HATHR i WEassn PARTS UXDEVELOPED of the body enlarged and strengtened, Full partio- (WA (soaied) tree, AR MED, GO, ato AT, | SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. 1AL "vertisements, sich as Lost, Found, Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Bonvding, n this column at the low ER LINE he st in- Chofce stock of goods In country e, Fine opening for bustness worth ldress Stoue & Sims, Council Blufts, “Kitchen work. e gl for . Thomas Ofi- l'u EXCHANGE - For LCouncit HIufs or Onaha Property, w retail s armount, $ROM, Call ut st or nddressR. Martin, Cou depot.” Inquire of' W, ank, Council Bluffs, ( NE hundred thousand dollars to own an Pouy oAl estute and chuttels by F."J. Day, # earl s ts and acre p 3 Poarl st. ALE OR TRADE iy, A0 weres of Tow sk fand. 9. it Rice, 110 Main' st Bl TOOR SATL as foll rods of dw acres of usli tr Price 81,600, Wilson, Oxford, Ne l‘m" SALE-My re und 6th ‘av 1y for sale by il Blufis and Ne- Council o< of chioice lund hnprov o 1 house and wrowing condition. Address Charles H. e, good barn, .um if taken soon. At Connen bt Spot _Bash! TROXELL BROS.’ Prices for Groceries THE 'LOWEST IN THE CITY. bargu No. 14 P ¥ T F NO. 345 BROADWAY LEPHONE NO. 20, CASH DOES IT. Powdered Sugar, 12 b Best Cut Lonf Granulated Su Confectionery A, 144 Ibs Huron A, 15 1bs Good Rio Coffe Good Flour, per 50 1bs. . Riverside Flour, per bbl Riverside Flour, per sack Diamond Bluff Flour, per bl Diamond BRME Flou White Bear Soap, Al other goods in same ratio of discount. Give us a call and examine our prices, Satisfaction guaranteed. LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN. oust), per Ib per sack 1bs. Trotting - Stallions FOR SALE CHEAP! STANDARD, UNDER RULE 6. WADE CARY, - - Council Blnfs. FINE MILLINERY /7 NEW FALL STYLES OPEN, 1514 DOUGLAS STREET, - - - OMAHA. (}RUGKERY; LAMPS, GLASSWARE, And Fine Pottery. —— PRICES VERY LOW. W. S. HOMER & (0., No. 23 Maln 8t., Council Bluffs, Iowa. Latest Novelties. In Amber, tor- toise shell, etc. Hairornaments as well as the newestnovelties in hair goods. Haif goods Made to order Mrs. C. L. Gillette, 2 Maln Street, Council Bluffs. Out of town work solicited, and all mail orders promplty attended to, A.H. Hello, Centrall G Harkness Bros. 401 ~FALL GOODS! New goods, beautiful goods, good value and cheap. Call and see them. We have now in stock our new purchases in silks, dress goods underwear, flannels, domestic, ete. Headquarters for UARPETS AND OIL CLOTHY We have the largest selection and finest patterns of carpets in any city of the west. They comprise Axminsters Moquetes, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, 3-ply Ingrain, Matting, Ruggs, Efc. Ete. We shall be pleased to show our customess these new and choice fabrics. Do not forget the place, HARKNESS BROS.,, 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iow A. RINK,= No. 201 Mam Street, Counc11 Bluffs,Iowa A OOMPLETE AssoRTMENT OF FANCY & STAPLE GROUERIES Both Domestic and Foreign.. CRESTON HOUSE, Main Street, Council Bluffs, Only Hotel in the City with Fire Es- cape. Electric Call Bells. Accommodations First Class, Rates Always Reasonable. MAX MOHN, Proprietor. Real Estate Vacant Lots, Lands, City Res- idences and Farms. Acre Property in western part of the city. selling cheap, R. P. OFFICER, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, Room 6, over Officer & Pusey’s Bank, Councii Blufts, lowa. All JACOB SIMA STON E & SIMS, Attorneys at Law, deral Courts. Office, Beno Block, Council Practice in the State and Rooms 7 und 8 Shug N SCHURZ Justice of the Peace American Express, No. 419 Broad , Council Blufts, Towa. Oftice Over Carpet Co, No. 408, W Broadway. C. 0. Can't; ‘phone, sixteen ahead waiting for Star Stables and Mule Yards Brondway, Council Blufts, Opp. Dummy Depot and mules constantly on Law il or in car load lots, prompuyy filled by contract on sherg N old on |nm|n¢‘~|m Telephone 114, LUTER & BOLEY te nunn pot, Council B E. 8. BARNETT, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, 415 Byoadway, Council Bluffs, uem-mum bank or ex house fn the city, us a specalty. flgden Boiler Works CARTER & SON, Prop’s. Manufacturerf of ALl Kinds of STEAM BOILERS AND SHEET IRON WORK. Orders hy mail for s promptly attended to. Satisfaction guaranteed. 10th Avenue, Ad- dvess Ogden Tron Works, Council Blug's, Towa. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS 800 Broodway, Council Blufls, lowa, Established Give me the Council Bluffs their A. H., What's the matter? Anybody killed there? C, O. No. Three woman fainted in the erush-Aw. ful ecrowd getting their fall carpets, everybody says. A. H. Guess I'll go dowu and phone. C. 0. today, ANXIOUS HUSBAND, Big bargains not wait for the Beltter do thatif you want to reach them