The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, March 11, 1898, Page 4

4 Ever held in the cl the forges givers of go Aa The Most Gigantic Sale of Two thousand pieces of muslin Muslin Underwear... “rune et’ ¢ and latest styles, at the cost of Three Big Lots making alone, $2.98. At Cut Prices Don't fail to see our elegant » Gtting .. assortment of silk, satin and woolen ee a erect ee eae warata dress skirts and suits before making and drawers. Your choice of these your selection. garments, , sists ‘ | —_— Lot 2—Ladies’ full-sized night “tfe dreses, beautiial styles in’ fine Millinery Department embroidered corset covers, ladies muslin and cambric drawers at the ridiculous price of 25¢ Lot 3—Novelties in ladies’ full sized embroidered night gowns ladies’ wide ruffled and tucked skirts, ladies’ embroidered umbrella drawers and extra wide Lola Fuller drawers, Your choice of these gar ments, 39¢. Our new pattern hats are being received daily, Don't fail to see them before making your selection for Easter. A new lot of pretty stylish sail ors, all colors, 25c. We carry the most extensive line of hair goods in the city, and can not fail to suit you. A nice new lot of real hair switches just received at 75c and $1.00. An endless variety of silk and Aiso a new lot of colored switches satin waists, all the newest shades at 25¢. 215 BROADWAY... THE BAZAAR ...215 BROADWAY DON’T MISTAKE THE PLACE Special: Sale Sam Givens has opened a repair shop at the corner of Sixth and Trim- ble streets, where he does all kinds of repair work on gas and gasoline stoves. tt ecial Brew Pii- etzel’s old place, Gor, i Broadway Get your gas stove ready for summer use. Sam Givens will re- pair it cheap. Corner Sixth and Trimble streets. tf If your gasoline stove needs clea ing or repairing, telephone Sam G ens, and he will do the work cheap and guarantee satisfaction, Tele- —_FOR—— phone No, 20. Corner Sixth and Trimble. All work called for and detivered free of charge. tf Gaiing in populag favor every day, the Linnwood cigar, We want you fora patron. ‘Try it. tf B Wood. Telephone No. 29 for a nice two horse load di red promptly, Price, $1 cash. Obio River Spoke and Rim Co., E. KE, Bell. u. Odd Fellows Notice. Inglesia Our special cut price sale of will continue until March 7th N.G. as we still have several in stock that must be sold to make room for our spring stock. welcome. J. H. Maxwen Frrp Mesron Try Steche! 4th and Broadway, Ww els For Sale. We will also add to our|Ts ial cut price Sale (until the}essy payments. 103 North Fifth 47th) Sideboards and Center |**¢t- ies Se ele Tables. Died in Mayfield. Third street, was calied to Mayfield yesterday afternoon by the death of her sister, Mrs. Anna Rogers, wife of Evansville. Mr. Robert Rogers, a most worthy All the above - mentioned | gon will be sold for LESS}!sdy. in actual cost, as we have to| stecher's Special Brew Pilsener| Saturday morni draught at Detzel’s otd| George Conant, t make room. now ¢ place. Union Was Organized. took the initial steps towards orga s ‘ ion here. The meeting]; ‘ Solid O fas, 28 ee pe in Cincinnati, There be had as lid ak Sideboard | wes held in the Rosh tla ered e schoolmates Benjamin Harrison apd the city ball. perfect organization, will be held next Monday night. from $7.50 to $20 Solid Oak and Imita- tion Mahogany Cen- ter Tables, from 53c to $3.50. 4th and Broadway, Improvements on Monroe. three new houses, | yesterday closed a contract with Mr. three cottages of modern architecture the cost to be $3000. Most All Druggists Call_and see our line of Baby Carriages before you buy elsewhere. which they claim is ‘‘just as good,’’ A little more profit induces them to do tis, Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey is the best cough, cold and grip cure, After you try ve you will like it 203-205 South Third street, _| © Well to accept any sizhstitute, Telephone 396, Curtain Washing. I desire to inform the public that I make a specialty of washing, ironing and mending lace curtains, Por- tieres cleaned and renovated, I guar- { antee t h and iron the finest fab- Leading Upholsterers nic mash and ion the net tab- of the city. Gardner Bros, & Co, in the goods, Give me a trial. Ring telephone No. 124 or send postal card to Mus, O, 'T. ANDERSON, tf 221 Adams St, Colored People Married. Will Cherry and Fanny Grogan, colored, were married last night, Lowell to be Discussed. The public school teachers will hold their regular meeting at Loug- fellow building tonight at 7:30, at which the life and works of James Russell Lowell will be discussed, All who are interested in literary work are invited to attend. $100 Reward, $100. ‘The readers of this paper will be learn that there is at New Fish Depot, T. D, Harris keeps on hand daily all kinds of fresh fish, such as Red Suapper, Salmon, Smelts and all kinds of game fish, ’Phone 185, 11m 3, |] Incandescent lamp globes suitable for system for sale at McPherson’s Drug store. >} street, How Is This? We have sixty pair of the best French enamel shoes that we offer O per pair, regular price Will not sell but one pair to See our window. Lexpier & Lypon, 153 Broadway tt. ‘Iry Stecher’s Special Brew Pil- at Detzel’s old place, corner 4th and Broadw: Death of a Child, tt An infant child of Mr. L. Thomp- only. * |son, of the Florence Station neigh- ne borhood, died last night. The funeral Fresh and salt. water fish received took pine at the Houser burying daily. Saimon, red snapper, cod, | found this afternoon, suelts, Spanish mackeral, trout, etc, 8. H. Crank, 125 8. Second St. re, | $5.00, | one person, dred dollars for Send ior iis Fold by druggint Mall's Family Pi Stecher’s Special Brew now on draught at Detzel’s old| , place, Be New City Steam Laundry uses no muddy *water—clear distilled water Stecher’s Special Brew Pilsener now On draught at vetzel’s old 24fimo place, vr] PERSONALS. MR. CARNEY Lodge, 195, meets to-|“ {night at Oin regular session to Book Cases and Smyrna Rugs} confer the initiatory degree. Visitors Special Brew Pit-| and highly respected young gentle- sener at Detzel’s old place, Corner| man of Benton, Ky., will arrive in Ladies, Gents and Combination | erect gwho has just returned from a dem ,second hand, almost new, on | 9}, Mrs. John Breckenridge, of South The painters of the city last night West Monroe scene Ay ans Man Who Wanted to Dje Has His J. BR. Lane, the contractor, to erect Sell you what you ask for. Some/tercz¥ operated on with the hope of few will ask you to take something] affording hini Félief, Mr. J. H. Pieper is slowly {m- proving. Edwin Curlin, of Metropolis, is in the city. Guy W. Collins, of St. Louis, is at the Palmer, Jobn S. Morrow, of Fulton, was here yesterday. Miss Lillian Milliken has returned from Eminence, Ky. Mr. J. W. McKaight has returned from Creal Springs. M. Smith, of Cincinnati, is at| wr, sam Clark, Who Shot the De- the New Richmond. W.S. McCawley, of Metropolis,| ceased. Rearrested on @ Mur- was in the city yesterday. der Charge—Faneral This Mr. Gilbert McCoy, of Golconda, Afternoon, was in the city today. Mr. W. C. Ellis returned this morning from Smithland. Mr. 8. B. Carney, of the city, Mr. C. C. Grassham, of Smith | died at 7 o'clock Jast evening at the land, was in the city today. residence of his sister, Mrs, L. W. Mr. Saunders Fowler returned this] Key, in Mayfield, from the wounds morning from Evansville. recieved at the hands or Mr. Sam D. Mr. Will Scott left at noon for} Clark, in that place about ten days Creal Springs, to recuperate. SUCCUMBS. Expired Last Night at Mayfield at 7 O’clock—Great Sor- row Over His Death. ago Day befcre yesterday it became Mr. Albert Rebkopt and family eiidant that peritonitis Saad set in, have returned from Memphis. and the pationt’s life was then des Mr. Aaron Martin, of Greenville, paired of. He grew gradually worse was in the city yesterday, until last night, when he expired, Misses May and Myrtle Clover|surrounded by his family and other baye returned from Nashville. Mrs, Irene Cox and daughter and Mrs, J. H. Webb are in Nashville. Mr. Edgar W. Whittemore, Grand Rivers, was in the city today. Miss Mary Briggs, of Mayfield, is Mr. Clark who had been out on a $10,000 bond. was at once rearrested, of |#nd committed to jail without bond. He is alleged to have gone to Mr. Carney a day or two ago and asked Peer forgiveness for his deed, bat Mr. visiting her brother, Mr. Albert Carney replied it was unprovoked, Briggs. : and he could not forgive it. Mr. Gus Reitz and family returned/ The sad ending of the unfortunate this morning from a visit to relatives | tragedy has been greatly deplored in Evansville. here ss well as in Mayfield. Miss Emma Thompson left this}Mr. Carney’s illness hundreds of morning for Jonesboro, Ark., on ajpeople daily made inquiry of his visit to relatives, condition, and many who knew the Miss Emma Thompson left on the}™an only by reputation expressed " i ing for J .| sympathy and sorrow at his sad mis. res blah Malt toraalieae. fortune. The wound was the result of i ho Miss Cora Davidson returned yes- a trivial quarrel that the deceased, wi terday from Frankfort after several Il hee ta pha. ata months’ delightful visit. uy. Oak pes a Western Mr. Rudolph Steinhaegan, who! istrict Warehouse in Mayfield. has been ill at an infirmary in Mem- They had a few harsh words over a phis, is reported convalescent, business misunderstanding, and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Will E. Scott, of]/Clark who was under the influence Trimble street, are parents of a fine} of liquor, fled one shot through his girl baby, born yesterday. overcoat pocket, but missing, drew Preparations are being made for ajhis pistol and shot Mr. Carney ball at Elks hall, in the opera house| through the abdomen. block, on the evening of St. Patrick's} Mr. Carney was about 45 years old. He was born and reared 10 Grayes county, and came to Padu- cab about @ year ago to reside. He was married to Miss Edith Anderson of Mayfield, several years ago, and three children blessed their union. The deceased also leaves a mother, sister, Mra. LW: brothers, Messrs. Chasles and John Carney, and a half brother, Capt, R. T, Albritton. 9 Mr. A. J. Powers, of Henriette, Tenn., returned home today after visit to bis sons, Messrs, Robt. and James Powers. Mr. Odd Hamilton, @ well known the city tonight to spend Saturday and Sunday with his bést girl, s charming young belle of South Sixth of murder to which he must answer, isit to relatives in New York, Wash- ngton and Cincinnati. CAPT. GONANT'S FUNERAL, It Wiil Take Place Saturday In dren, ‘Both men were auiong the end of the stete. d Funeral services over tie femgins| !argest in the history ot the place. of Col. Thad L. Conant will be held 422 (Upper Second | ‘end the funei street, Kwansyille. Rev. J. W. Tur- Tr ner will preach the sermon. Inter- RAILROAD NOTES, ment will be in Oak Hill cemetesy. In bis early manhood Col, Conant bees aa was a student gf the Walnut schools Matters in Evansville, 38 ie Scott, who afterward be- came Mrs. Harrison, It is said that eae once the attachment between Col.|Peath of a Colored Employe Try Stecher’s Special Brew Pil-] Conant and Miss Scott became 60 sener at Detzel’s old place, Corner | strong as to suggest marriage. From Pneumonia, TWO YEARS SUFFERING ENDED, messenger at the Illin Wish Gratified at Last, orth “Side, of pneumonii Mr. W. I. Bowles, ofjLamont,Ky.,/ about 33, He was highly who had been an invalid for the past} by the local railroad offici two years, died this morning at the} was always courteous and polite, Boyd infirmary, where he wWy8 yes. the [ljinojg Central railway Evansville to review the 8 Id, a The deosseed wa $0 Joars ot, Evansville freight office before mak- farmer, and 9 bachelor. He had suf- fered so long that he often wished for death, and dissolution came asa re-|W- L. Hargrave. Mr. Hargrave, lief to him. the new Sy will come from Hen- wi ut to | derson, The remains were taken out oy for some time, @. H. TAOS oe aT Walls, who ss held the Evansville ¢ NDIDATE FOR WARDEN, office, will be bis successor. oA , new cashier to miscee? fae meier, who has been reliev: uty, Frankfort) will be A. E. Ambrose, clerk to Mr. Hargrave at Feeders, s ry Mack Boughter, ex-sheriff of Lyon} Crowe, who has been in the I. C. county, is a strong candidate from freight office at Henderson, has re- Southwestern Kentucky for the posi, | *igned. tion of warden of the Eddyville peni- | ‘Phe removal of Supt, Washington tontiary, = and the general offices of the Qhi He left Eddyville 8 day or two/ Valley of branch of the Illinois Cen- ago for Frankfort to work in the in-/trs) to to Evansville is talked of terest of bis candidacy, and is DOW/ again, From Henderson comes the there, It 1s mot thought 9 warden/ statement that the removal will take will be appointed for sometime, place in a short time, MAYFERN SOLD. "WANTED AT DOVER — Eddyville Man Up at Working For the Place. Free delivery. 124 South Second] Mr, A. S, Thompson Becomes the]Is the Repert About » Negro Fined | 1» Owner, Yesterday. The race horse deal spoken of in] Thomas Carter, colored, who was the Scw a day or two ago has been! arrested night before !sst on suspicion ted, Mr, Gus Thompson | and a pistol found conopsied on his purchasing May Fern, the little trot-| person, being fined $25 and sane ter from Mr. Richard Allen for $1500. | tenced to jail for ten days, is said to Mr. Thompson will enter her into] pe wanted in Dover, Tenn., on & some of the biggest races, and his/ charge of assault on come woman. friends say he will never see Prince- Carter came from Dover and is ton, Mayfield and bh places again. | known by everybody there, being con- “Masonic Notice. siderd pretty tough, but no one Lodge could be found today who knew any- ek: nie will Ag hig heed thing about his being wanted there. lodge room tonight at 7:30 Why will you smoke any old cigar o’clock in special communication for] when you can get the Linnwood for work in E, A. and M.M. degree. |5c, Ask for it. tt. All Masons welcome. ——_——_ Brixton B. Davis, W. M, Stech Special Brew Pilsener G, O. Incram, Secretar now on draught at Detzel's old New Floor In the Ferry. A new flour is being placed in the cabin of the ferry boat Bettie Owen, It does not, however, interfere with her trips. | es Telephone 121 for best laundry in Paducah. tt No-To-Bae for miny Guaranteed tors 200 wea eu sireng, Box. pare Sass During | the custodian stole a march and had Key, and two Mr. Clark, who now has a charge| ceived from an Illinois Gentral train was born near Pryorsburg, Graves} without an inquest. county, and has a wife and two chil- most prominent tobacco méa in this! nhatic term tol The funeral of Mr. Garney took |' The place at 3:30 o'clock this aflernoon 4 at Mayfield, and was, no doubt, the Quite a delegation from Paducah ing at the house of] Went down on she 7/30 train to at» Auditor West Is Up Adjusting Ben Baton, a young colored man who had for some time past been freight of- ice, died today at his home on the aged ted C. C. West, traveling auditor of is in of the ing the transfer from G, H. Waltz toj today ranged as follows ere he has represented the} May corn—Opened 30's, highest BONDS' DRUG STORE THIRD AND COURT REAPPOINTED, He Did Not Pass the Civil Ser- viee Examination, But Got the Appointment for Three Monthe. Hiram Davis Steps Down and Out as Janitor—Postmaster Fish- er’s Office to Be Re- furnished, Mr. Walter Mercer, who has been engineer at the gevernment building for the past three months, today re- ceived an appointment as engineer from Washington for another three months, upon recommendation of Custodian J, R. Purye Mr. Mercer did not pass the civil service examination, and so far as could be learned today, Mr. L. P. Rasor was the only applicant for the Position of engineer who passed the civil service examination, and Mr. Rasor would ordinarily have gotten the appointment: Hiram Davis, colored, who was appointed janitor on recommendation of Custodian Puryear and failed to pass the civil service examination, was not so fortunate as Mr. Mercer, as Mr. Bundeson was appointed for six months, to take his place. He vacates next Tuesday. In the case of engineer, however, Keeps the Best Brands of Cigars and Tobacco Telephone 392 «THE BIG FOUR... Orient, Waverly, Hamilton, Kenwood $25.00... to... $75.00 First-class Repair Shop. Wheels for Rent. H.E.CRAFT&SON 1 Jefferson Street. REEVES ACQUITTED. Mr. Mercer reappointed. He is of the opinion that before the terms to which the respective men have been appointed expire, the president will have taken all such places from un- der the civil service. Postmaster Fisher has not yet suc- ceeded in cleaning up the postofti The rooms were found to be very dirty, the postmaster’s office having for several years been used as a sleeping room. He Proved an Alibi in the Corn Stealing Case. Henry Winn Was Too Young to Stay Out Late—Was Released, Custodian Puryear has consented to have new furniture placed in the office occupied by Postmaster Fisher, which will make a great improve- ment. CORONER PHELPS HOT. He wants to Know Why He Wasn't Called Yesterday. Coroner Pkelps, in lance, is ‘‘raisi raising it with both feet anda big paddle to boot, all day long. He is mad becanse George Wari, the negro who died from the injuries re- Ed_ Reeves, colored, charged with stealing corn from G. T. Jacobs, of the county, was acquitted in the po- lice court this morning. He proved an alii Henry Winn is the name of a col- -} ored boy charged with violating the curfew law. He stayed out last night later than allowed by law, but this morning claimed he worked at the boat store. The court ordered him released should this praye to be true. A young man from the classic con- fines of Liviogton county was charged with having aboard too large a sup- ply of whiskey. He and Judge San- ders shook hands warmly, having been reared in the same county, and the young man was fined $] and cogty. THE MAYFIELD POSTOFFICE. Trying to Defeat the Confirmation of W. S. Mason. day before yesterday, was buried He called on Mayor Lang last ight and expressed himself in em- He said he would no lerate such imposition. mayor explajned tha} no wrong was intentionglly done the coroner. The city physician certified to the cause of death, the health offi- cer issued the certificate, and the cotnty judge gave an order for the burial, ‘The coroner thinks, however, that an inquest should have been to determine the responsibility for Ward’s death. So far as is officialiy known, he might have been knocked under the train, or an investigation of the case might reveal an instance of criminal negligence, although this ig yery unlikely. The coroner snnoyneed this after- noon that he ,would take no action this time, but that he is confident, if he chose, he could compel the under- taker to disinter the remai and permit an inquest to be hel 8 own expense. The present case re- sulted simply from an understanding. The undertaker thought he did his duty, and there is a question whether jt is his duty or that of the attending doctot, 19 notify the coroner in such Casea, aij A special to the Louisvi Thos. Myles, of Mayfiel:l, appeared before the senate committee on postoffices this morning to oppose the confirmation of the recently ap- pointed postmaster, W. S. Mason. Mr. Myles produced papers, affida’ its and documents purporting to show that Mason agreed with W. L. Lan- drum, apromjnent republican of Ma: field, to withdraw his endorsement of L. W. Key and recommend Happy for $1,000, In addition to this, he was to be allowed to name the depu- ty postmasters at Mayflel and also Paducah, or the deputy collector of internal revenue at Paducah. In the event of failure to obtain either of the two he was to receive $500 extra, or $1,500 ip all. Myles alleges that the scheme fell through because Lan- drum would uot pay Mason's exper es to Washington, Mr. Mason de- MARKETs, Reported by the Lacy Gratp Co. Chicago, March 11,—-The markets} oo ents which will be filed with July wheat opened at 1.04} the committee, touched 1.0414 and closed at 1.04 301%, closing at 30's. May Oate—Opened at 2714, high- pst 2776 ,closing 26%. May iprd-—Opened 5.20, highest 5,22, closing 5.20. May pork—Opened 10.30, highest 10.35, closing 10,20. May ribe—Opened 6.15, highest 5.15, closed 5,12, May cotton—Opened 6,08, highest 6,08, closed 6,01 Lost. Silver watch between DuBoi Broadway and Tenth and Ada: Asgusr Buppr. Items of Interest Gathered From the River Front for the San Readers. Business around the river was not as brisk this morning as it bas been for several days past. The packets were in and out on time however with seemingly good business. The Dick and Joe Fowler were out for Cairo apd Evansville as usual this morning. 7 We Try Stecher’s Special Brew Pil: sener at Detzel’s old place, corner 4th and Broadw We want you for a customer. New City Steam Launpry, Stecher’s Special Brew Pilsenér now ou dvaught at Detzel’s old place. main over here until tomorrow after- i noon when she leaves on her rg to Florence. The R. Dunbar was in and out vet yesterday afternoon late, doing} a big freight businesd. ; ‘he P. D. Staggs left last night at) alate hour for Waterloo, Ala., with an immense cargo of freight in addi- tion to a big list of passengers, | Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinfer Fair. palces Stesher's Special Brew Pilsener! now on draught at Detzel’s old) place. ié Baptist Keviyal. The revival at the Second Baptist church continues with interest. Rev, Jones preached a fine sermon sat evening and there was one addition to the chu: Services again this evening at 7:30, The public invited. | BICYCLES!| | pure lea 318-324 BROADWAY PADUCAN KY 4 What is more essential 4 tolgcod health than pure 7 water? Our Filters will make impure water as r and sparkling as spring water. Every family should have one. Every Filter tested before leaving our store. GUARANTEED AND FOR SALE BY’ style, We are selling Our own make. ORUGGISTS... GOLD FISH AGENTS ‘Have You a Camera? | If you have we | will be pleased ta supply you Plates and with .|Fixers, amateur photography. $50. Drop in and in and see our line. Instruction given fre We are sure we can interest you. Py M'PH ERSON'S |"! Sst ORUG STORE To Plant Grape Vines. at his cave on the Cumberland river. of the most popular here- about, this summer, resorts Special Sale. Pure maple sugar, per Ib,, 10c. pied all the charges and says he can | substantiate his denials by written | 95° i | Messrs. Hayes and Heinz’ Dill pickle, per gal. Choice dates, per Ib., 7 'sc Choice dried ilgs, per tb. Choice N, O, molasses, per gal., Fresh corn meal, per bu., 400, Oranges, per doz., 10. to 80c, Qt. bottles best catsup, Me, Raxpoien, LL one 89, 12 Stecher's Speci sener at Detzel’s old place, e4 th and Broadway. CORDAGE FACTORY MEN, Are Stearns Here Messrs, P. KE. Hayes, of Paw. tucket, R. I,, aud Win. Stearns, of Cincinnati, the cordage factory men, atrived last night and are at the Palmer, They are now here supervising the The Clyde arrived out of the Ten- Gindl arrangements for beginning nessee river this morning and will re- worl, Dr. Edwards, Kar, Eye, Nose and Throst Specialist, Paducah, tf. {the south of France, Sarsaparilla... At 50 cents Bottle: J.D, BACON & CO, Velox Paper, In fact, everything pertaining to We have a complete liae of cam- eras, ranging in price from $1 to Capt. Jimmy Owen is preparing to plant numberless wild grape vines up He has already begun spring improve- ments there, and expects to have one | ] | MISS AGNES MOHAN 4 —_—________ I am putting on this.... Incandescent Gas Burner For Ninety Cents Each eoooeooe This is a great gas saver, and makes a better light than the old Please call and see them, or telephone 328. M. E. JONES JOHN G, MILLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW... 19 Broadway. MORTON'S OPERA HOUSE rell, Manager ONE WEEK, COMMENCING 4 MONDAY, MARCH 14 J Kus, Smith, M with Harry Stante: Ferguson Bros., Frank Robison, Novel Specialties Will Be Introduced Between Acts. MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH 14, THE FATAL ERROR! Ladies accompanied by a person he cent ticket admitted free Momday wi Solicits pupils for instruction on the iwewe, PIANO Frot, H. O. Farabam, 1008 Trimble St. J.S. GANSTER Notarv Public AND SOLICITOR OF PENSION: CLAIMS Prompt and thorough attention given V Ottice, 714 to all cases, ouchers for quarterly payment of pensions carefully gttended to, th Lhird street, Lemon’s Feed Store! 118 North Third street + ALL KINDS OF FEED. Give us a trial, Telephone 257. Prompt delivery. Farmers’ James Spence Vroprletor Restaurant... 21) 8: Sexmnd $1 Open day and night The best meal in town for the money... Short Orders Goy, Bradley has sequested Jamey Speed, Jr., of Louisyille, to secure water from the old Lincola sprin Queen Victoriais on hey way to for the christening of the battleship Kentucky, A Pure Orage Cream of Tartar Powder 4 YEARS THE STANDARI: To Dealers.., Plenty of catch 'em with poor cigai ood smokers in the city, but you don’t ‘Give them LINNWOOD And watch resul: