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x, >cal News. WEDNESDAY. JULY I fi 1903. Denver Dots. . Mrs. Marshall Blackman had the tilisfortune to get a fall last week that ?eriously injured her back. The doc tor had to bo called aud she wan laid <up in bed for several days. But we are glad to learn that she is now able to be up and is improving slowly. Mrs. Maggie Garrison has been quito poorly for some weeks. Her Bister, Jim. J. B. Douthit, and daughters, Misses Cunio ana Gertrude, visited her recently. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dickson, of birmingham, Ala., are tho guests of J. I). J/cLlroy and family. Hon. W. H. Perry, of Walhalla, was the guest of W. D. Garrison Sunday. Miss Sadie Garrison spent several -daya last, week with relatives in An derson and Pendleton. Mrs. Brooks Galley, of Anderson, visited her sister, mis. Docia Derri -cott, last week. Miss Anna Blackman, of Anderson, was the guest of J. W. Ilotbrock's family last week. Mrs. Emma Major and little daugh ter, Pattie, of Picken a, who have been spending some -time with relatives here, left Saturday to visit Sam'l Ma jora' family at Anderson. Messrs. Paul Sullivan and Singleton, of Fort Madison, S. C., wer? the guests of J. Bold Garrison Monday night. Misses Leila and Eula Kay spent last week at home. They have positions in Anderson and do not often got a week ?off. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leo spent the4th with relatives in Walhalla. J. B. Reeves and Manson Jolly and .sister, Mies Lillian, visited relatives in ?Ooo nee and attended the picnic at Townville on the 4th. The colored people celebrated the ""glorious 4th" as though it was eman cipation day. Even the convicts, who are at present our road workers, pot a ?day aa and some extras on their bill of fare. That is at it should be. A crim inal 4e still a human, and a little kind sees shown him may make him less evilly inclined in the future. Mrs. M. C. Smith has been on the ?ick list-for-several days with a biliouo ?Stack. Mrs. A. J. ?foor? baa been suffering with neuralgia. This-eoctiou has had an abundancefof train in ?the la?t ten days, with favora ble weather in the intervals, and the ree, pi d improvement in growing cropa is jffeea "minai. Most or farmers nave vrfcen .;i cps clean and are looking for -?va..- with pleasant anticipations to "'laying by time,7' in the near future, "laen they can sit at ease in the shade ?rad eat f rait and melons, go visiting or .?utertain company. There is a great deal of disaatisfac ctiou along this line about the telephone service. For the lost two months the ?telephone has been practically useless. 3No scatter how urgent the message, it <oulrl not be sent. Is there no remedy Sor this state of affairs Y If so, lotus fia ve it at once, or give us the o.dhome ?company. If any one knowo a true and tried comedy for hoa cholera please make it tcnown for the benefit of the pabilo. Some fine hogs in this section are af fected with that disease, or something ?similar to that. The farmers woald be willing to pay for a remedy that would prove a sore euro. incognita. Joly 14. i umm 9 wmm Hemes for the Delegates. The Salada Baptist Arsnelatlon will ?nest at Salem Church, three mlle? north ?of this city, on the 28tb, 29?h ?nd SOth anet. The delegates from the various Charchas have been assigned to the ?homes of the following oltlseo?; Anderson, 1st.O O Barr?as. Anderson, 2nd....?.F. L. Brown. Barker's Creek...W. W. Leathers. Belton, 1st..,.J. A. Eikew. Belton, 2nd.qn*a. Dann. Bethany...........W. P. Ssevanson. Big Cook.D. E. Brown, Broadmouth.".J. B. Watson. Cedar Grove. deronco Barr?as. Cross Roads.Jobn Btkew. .Dorchester.W. G. Hambree. <fiSareka.....".T. H. Burris*. drat Creek.S. N. Browne. ?lat Rock_.F. F.KIog. Monea Path.W. lt. Barriss, Hopewell.......Tu H. Barriss. Keowee........J. F. Martin. ?Lebanon.T lore uo King. ?Little River.VV. B. Hambree, Cong Branch.A. M. Hombree. Mispah._.Mrs Sable Kay, Mt Bethel..............W. T. McGill. ML Creek...........Levi J. Barr?as. Steers Creek.F. L. Brown. New Prospect.Reuben Burrlss. Orrville.J. L, Jolly. Pehsor, lat.Nelson R. Green. Pendleton.R, M. Barr?as. Poplar Springs.D. 8. Simpson. Riverside.J. A. Eskew. Rocky River..W. C. Cann. Qfaady Grove.J. /. O'Neal. Tabernacle.D. 8. Slmpaon. Townvlllo.W. H. Uienn. Triangle.".R. M. Borrias Turkey Creek....Luther J. Burria?. tinton.J. Bo ?oe Borrina. Welcome.J. P. MoClelland. Whitefield.Mrs. Laurs King. WU l ia tunton.W. A. Watson. Ali visiting: brethren will be arranged for. P. F. KINO, Chm. C>in. Piedmont Association. ~ The' l'if rt inont Association will convene ? with the Mt. Pisgah Church, Anderson . Connty, on July 30tb, 1905 i no oom* cnittee on hospitality have assigned dele agates as follows: All visiting brothers to W. C. Scot!. Easley, No. 1....J. MC. Webb. Eaaley, No. 2.W. W. Callaham. s?Ut Rook.,.C. 8. Ball. White Plains.F. Bagwell. Mt. Carmel.W. fl Mauldln. Iilberty.J M. Lon rr. Slx-and-Twonty.R. C. Wll*on . Siloam... J..?.W. F. Davis. . Central-.-.J. W. Wyatt. ? Beaverdam.R. J, Hendrix. ./.Rook springs.Thomas Stigall. . Mt. Springs.Lee Campbell. Oorrinth, No. 1.W.O. Watkins. .vCorrlnth, No. 2..........J. H. Watson. vJBnon.E. F. Allgood. . Refuge.-.J. F. Mauldln. . <3eorgo Creek.J. Jameson. ?Reuni?n.W. Ti. Long. MC Airy.Monroe Bagwol;. friendship.A. M. Rouiason. R. C. WILSON, uh m. Oom. (Holland Items. All persons interested in the Cerne tay at Shiloh Baptist Church, near Evergreen, are requested to meet there work on Friday morning before the 3rd Sunday in July. ^ ? Misses Fannie Earle a^d Janie Ham fun, of Anderson, have been spending sisme time with the former5? * grandpa ?ants, Rev- and Mrs. J. R. Earle. . Miss A. E. Earle and WiUie McGreg .st tia ve returned'homo after spending1 .?severa! weeks in Georgia. . -s . ^ .Crops look well, fruit is plentiful and ?are are all getting ready for the "Old folk's Singing." and are anticipating a ???ood time. We hope a large crowd of -old folks will be present ana take part in the singing. E, E. amy. ll, Death of Kev. John Atta way. Kev. John Attaway, a well known Methodist minister, died al Iiis home in Williainston yesterday morniug at 3 o'clock. He had been confined to Iiis bed for several weeks and during that time his sufferings were lutenso. The deceased had been a minister of his Church for nearly a half century, and was a toalous, devoted worker in the Master's cause. The funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon by Kev. S. Lan der, I). I)., assisted by Rev. K. A. Child and Kev. A. J. Cuuthen, jr., after which the remains were interred in the town cemetery. A devoted wife, five sons and three daughters are loft to cherish his mem ory, und in their bereavement they have thc sympathy of a wide circle of friends throughout the State. Death of a Little Child. Little Mary Ellen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hall, died on Tuesday morning at 9 o clock, after an illness of some six weeks, with cholera infan tum. She was one year old on Jnly 4, and bad been a bright, healthy baby until stricken with this fatal illness. Their friends and neighbors sympa thize with these parents in their sore affliction. Their consolation lies in the knowledge that their earthly babe has become a heavenly cherub. The interment took place this morn ing at Silver Brook Cemetery. Caught the Coon. Last week O Hice r Lan ford received a telephone message from the Chief of Police at Anderson, telling him to look out for a darkey supposed to be work ing here by the name of Moorman Golden. He immediately went over to the cotton mill and got in conversa tion with a darkey named Charley Blakely who fitted the description he had received, and soon discovered that hehadtheman wanted. He arrested him and at once notified the authori ties at Anderson, and the following day Mr. Johnston, to whom he was bound by contract, called for him and took him off, leaving with Officer Lan ford the reward ottered for the coon with a string of alias-Moorman Gold en alias John Moore alias Coon alias Charley Blakely.-Woodruff News. Visiting the Schools. The following is the itinerary of Miss Leila Rassellfor next week among the schools of the county: Monday afternoon, July 20th, at Con cord school house at 4 p. m. Tuesday morning, July 2int, 10 a.m.. at New Prospect for this and Hunters' Springs. Tuesday afternoon, July 21st, 4 p. m., at New Hope school house. Wednesday. July 22nd, 10 a. m., at Moun tin Creek. Wednesday, July 22nd, 4 p. m., at Flat Rock. Thursday, July 28rd, 10 a. m., at Smith's Chapel. Thursday, July 23rd, 4 p. m.. at Va rennes school house, near V?rennos Church. Friday, July 24th, 10 a. m., at Cars well Institute. Friday? July 24th, 4 p. m., atHebron. Cedar Springs Institute. Mr. Editor: The South Carolina in stitution tor the ?ducation of the deaf and blind is beautifully situated four miles south of Spartanburg, near tho historic Cedar Spring. This institution was founded in 1849 by Rev. N. P. Walker, father of Prof. N. F. Walker? who, for more than half a century, has blessed the deaf and the blind of the State by his wise and fath erly management. Before entering upon his gret- work, the noble fount* sr of the institution visited the Georgia institution for the deaf at Cave Springe, where he learned the manual alphabet and a few signs. The years following 1849, with ita handful of pupils, have seen wonderful improvements in our institution. The State has taken the work in hand, and we now find 188 students, 54 of this number being colored. In the school for whites there are 45 blind students, the remainder being deaf. Tho deaf boys are taught shoe making, painting and cabinet work? in addition to the school room course, while the boys of the blind depart* mont seat chairs? make brooms? brush es, mats, mattresses, etc. The deaf girls do all kinds of fanoy work and those of the blind department are taught bead work, etc. Type-writing on a machine similar to that used in office work has recently been introduced into the blind depart ment. The New York point is another system of writing. The authorities ot the institution will gladly show visi tors their work, whose Bcope is too great to be explained here. Music is an important feature in the education of the blind. The institution hos a well equipped gymnasium, where pupils of both de partments are instructed. It also has a geod system of water works and an electric plant. The closing exercises of the institu tion were held in the auditorium of the building, Wednesday 24th ult. This room, whose seating capacity is one thousand, was packed. The crowd has been conservately estimated at twelve hundred. The audience was attentive, and the program was a suc cess throughout. .The class exercises were very interesting. Of course, only a partial exhibition of the work could be given. The audience that df heard children, who knew not a soon . answer their teachers promptly by the motion of her lips. Another interest ing number was the rendering of the beautiful hymn, "Nearer My God to Thee," sung by the blind pupils, fand signed hy a class of deaf girls who were prompted in tho time ot the ?nu sic by their teacher. We hope that our Anderson people will visit the institution in which our County is well represented when op portunity presents itself. * J. T. Mann Singing Convention. The Brushy Creek Singing Conven tion will meet at Mt. Ai rv Jchnro-b on the third Sunday in this month. Ow ing to the rains last fourth Sunday the attendance was small at the last con vention at Siloam. We are expecting to have several distinguished music leaders with us next time. Come one, come all. R. A. Gentry? July ll. _ Sec. Industrial School ' The Greeley Industrial High Sohool will open a special session July 27to. All claaaesi abd gradea are taught. Reduced ratea for preachers and those who enter too first day? The monthly fees areas follows: Primary department.60o Qrammar.U.75o HIghSohool.~.....fl Industrial free to students of the other departments. Geo. W. Hill. A. B., Prln. Townville Notes. The Kennion of the old soldiers on the 4th at this place wa? well attended and highly enjnvod by ali. Excellent music was furn.faked the occasion by the Richardson Jirasa Band, of Lavon ia, Gu. Col. Hoyt, of Greenville, Col. Bucker, of Anderson, and others made excellent addresses. Miss JL'attie Ledbetter and Miss Cara Hunt, two of our most popular young ladies, are visiting relatives and friends at Seneca. The refreshing showers in this sec tion are highly enjoyed by most of our people, and most refreshing to the crops and gardens. Miss BiggerstafT, of Seneca, visited Miss Lida Johnson last week. Miss Fannie Earle, of Seneca, attend ed Church at this place the first Sun day. Mies Daisy Williams, a popular young lady from Westminster, was the guest ot Miss Dora Wooten last Saturday {.nd Sunday. Prof. and Mrs. J. B. Felton, of Hen ea Path, who have been visiting the family of J. C. Speares, have returned home. Miss Blanche Nelson, of Piedmont, is spending awhile with her cousin, Miss Varioa Smith. W. D. Giles, of Spartanburg, visited his father, CD. Giles, quito recently. Miss Nellie Harris, a charming young lady from Fort Hil!, spent several days visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity. Mrs. J. W. Byard and Mn. McGee, of IJeneca, were the guests of W. T. Hnnt last week. \ .flfaj. J. W. Gaines and little son, Carl, of Hurtsville, are spending awhile with his father. J. B. Gaines. Louis G roy ham; and Miss Dora Compton, of Andersen, were guests of F. Grayham Sunday. Miss Flavia Boggs, who has been visiting her brother in Atlanta, has returned home. Pansy. July 18. Notice. THE summer school for colored fesch? ers wdl open July 20th st ll o'clock. R. E. Nicholson, Co. Supt. Ed. WANTED-To rent a store building In the town of Anderdon by September or October next, in which to oonduot a neat business. Will be In Anderson 6a the 10th snd 17th inst. Address T, care A. M. Carpenter, Anderson, 8. C. lt All enterprising and successful farm ers now reaitae toe need of a McCormick Mower and the grest saving affected by the use of this excellent mooL.no. ff you do not possess one of these machines Sullivan hdw. Co. would be pleased to show you how lt would benefit you to hsve one. If you want a Mower that ls perfectly adapted to your every requirement, one that bas moro points ol genuine superior ity thsn all others combined, one that will run the longest and cost least to keep in repair, you n.iould buy a McCormick from Sullivan Hdw. Co. If yon patronize Soda Fountains, and we say right here that a glass of good nrdo water ls like a midday lunch, drink Pepsi-Cols, the delloions and healthful drink. It ia the most cooling and satis fying, and will not injure the digestion cr appetite. 5e. at all fountains. Don't let this opportunity pass and fall to get a Terracing Plow oheap. Brook Hardware Co. Two Battles Cured Hin. "I was troubled with kidney complaint for about two pears," writes A. H. Davis, of Mt. Sterling, Ia., "but two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure effected a perma nent Core."-Evans Pharmacy. Sound kidneys are safeguards of life. Make the kidneys healthy with Foley's Kidney Cure.-Evans' Pharmacy. The first cost ls not always the greatest or only cost in operating a Mower. Sui liven Hdw. Co. wonld like to demon? strata to yon why MoOcrmlok Mowers require so few repairs and to have yon compare tho coot of snob repairs with corresponding p???? Tor other .machined. Fot Plants snd Ont Flowers for sale. Large and amsil Palms a specialty. Mri J. F. CUnksosles, 242 North Main St. A. R, Bscs, of Morgantown, Ind., had to get np ten or twelve times In the night, and had s severe backache . end pains in the kidneys. Was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure-Evana' Phar macy. . . No Faits daisie. The proprietors of Foley's Honey and Tar do not advertise this ss m "sara core for consumion." They do claim it will cure In tue early stages snd never fails to give comfort ana relief in the worst oases. Foley's Honey and Tar ls without doubt the greatest throat snd lung remedy. Remse substitutes.-Evans Pharmacy. The McCormick Vortical Lift Mower for which Sullivan Hdw. Co. are general agents can be operated successfully and satlofsotorily on any land and under any condition suitable for operating a machine where the Mower Can bs drawn by the horses, and, furthermore, can be handled on ground and under conditions where an ordinary Mower cannot be run. It is the only Mower designed both for gener al cutting snd for rough and stumpy lands. Bronchitis For Tweaty Years. Mrs Minerva Smith, of Danville, 111., writes: "I had bronchitis for twenty years and never got relief until I used Foley's Honey and Tar which is s sure nore."-Evans' Pharmacy. MONEY TO LOAN-in sums of SlOO sr more on real estate mortgages. Apply to Qusttlebsum ?Ss Cochran, Anderson, 8. 0.. Treat Year Kidney's Ter Rhemartii". When you ore suffering from rheums* tism, the kidneys most be attended to at onoe so that they will eliminate the ario acid from the blood. Foley's Kid ney Cure ls the most effective remedy for this purpose.- H.T. Hopkins, of Polar, Wis., says, "After successfully doctoring three years for rheumatism with the best doctors, I tried Foley's Kidney Cure snd it cured me. I cannot sneak too highly of thia g. cat medlolne.v-Evans' Phar macy. FOB SALE.-A lot of second bond CHURCH PEWS st s bargain. Apply to C. M. Guest. 1 4t Whet Other Medicinas Fail take Foley's Kidney Care. It has cured when everything else hsd disappointed. -Evans' Pharmacy. Has it ever occurred to yon how soon a Mower would pay for liseur uo yon realise how much good feed for your stock you annually lose by your failure to ont the grass, hay, pee vines, etc, si lowed to go to waste? ft does not lake much of euoh food to pay for . a McCor mick Mower from Sullivan Hdw. Co. Temperance is the railing passion of the dsy sod the soda foaatatn one of its strongest supporters snd the most de lightful snd most atttlafyias of si! the beverages sold by sods fountains ls Pep si-Cola, the P?prdn drink. It ls healthful. Try. It fte. Refined, up-to-date-people always want the best. GALLAGHER BROS. are ac knowledged to be among the best PHO TOGRAPHERS In the Booth. They do not waste their skill on cheap, fading trash. Foley's Kidney Cure purifies^ho blood by straining out Impurities and tones np tho whole system. Cures kidney asa bladder trouble.-Evana' Pharmacy. Attention Merchants. We have great inducements to offer you lo Hosiery, Pants, Overalls, Drawers, Piece Goode, etc. We will bo In our onie?? for til H npxt Bl-rty ri ay o Ruy frr, rr, na you set th? milf nric??. We sive you ! the jobbers profits.' Call on ns and be convinced. We are selling the largest and closest buyers la the country. WEBB A CATER, Commission Merchants and Mill Agente. a big let of Georgia Ratchet Plow Stocks for OOo. See Brook Hardware Co. Buy vour Blacksmith Tools from Brock Hardware Co. Bo/ore you sell your chick ons and egga como and get my pr!-see. I pay cash, and always the highett price the market uffrrde. J. G. Templeton, Next door to Ll sou & Lad bettor. Pat. rick's old sisad. ~ A few more Knot Choppers and Kelly Perfect Axes at theold price. jorock Hardware Co. MONET TO LOAN-A few thousand dollars to lend on Land for clients. Ap ply to B. F, Martin, Attorney-st-Law. CITY LOTS FOR SALE- "'teated on and near North Main Street. Five min utes' walk Conrt House. Apply to J. F. Clinks eales, Intelligencer office. THE WELSH NECK HIGH SCHOOL. Established in 1894. Began with 60 pupils. NOW HAS 267. Plant worth $55,000. 85,000 now being spent for im provements. Boarding patronage has increased from 24 to 196 in six' yean. Thitfic an indication of the satisfaction it gives. We will take pleasure in sending you our illustrated catalog. Address J. W. GAINES, Principal, Herta ville, S. 0. ' 'M McCormick Vertical Lift Mower. The McCormick Vertical lift Mower, a view cf which ia presented here with, is specialty designed for cutting on rough and stumpy ground, but ia also well adapted for general use. Thia machine combines all the essential features of the most perfect grass-cutting machine. By virtue of ita achieve menta on rough and uneven fields, aa well as on smooth and level meadow lands, the Vertical Lift Mower ia generally recognized aa being the best all purpose Mowing Machine manufactured, The McCormick ia equipped with devices by means of which the cutter bar can be raised to a vertical position and lowered by the driver, the machine being thrown in and ont of gear au tomatically without stopping the team. Thia form of construction ia found invaluable, aa it enables the operator of the McCormick Vertical Lift to eat close up to tree, stump or rock, and eave ell the hay, The cutter-bar is easily raised for passing any- obstruction, and the ma-1 chine ia thrown but of. gear automatically, without any lost of time that would otherwise be consumed in operating an. ordinary machine under auch advers? conditions. i SULLIVAN HARDWARE: CO. DO YOU WANT TA MTV AD CCU 9 IU llillfcliiil <^^<s^^A^^<B^^sj^B^^<s^^a^^a^ia^<a^^^^ ... OFFICE OF J08E?? J. FRET WELL, . DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, ANDERSON, 8. C., Juno lat* 1903. We are entering the Real Estate Business for the Purchase and Sale of Real Estate in the City and County of Anderson, and also in. adjoining Counties. If yon have anything in the Real' Estate line that yon wish to sell or exchange, or if you want to buy desirable City or Country property, improved or unimproved, it will be to your interest to call and see us. Wo no w number on our li?t some of the moat desirable landed property to be found in the Piedmont esction of the Stated Writs us your wanta, and we will endeavor io reply promptly to all in quiries. Correspondence solicited from ail who want information in reference to our count*1/. Large Tracts will be divided to suit purchasers wjien possible. We can furnish money on your purchases, where you ard not prepared to pay all cash. Send in your names at once, if you wish to buy or sell, aa thia is the time to get in shape before the Fall months,, and mike your arrangements for next year. ? 1 * ? JOSEPH J. FRETWELL, Dealer in Real Estate, Anderson, B. C. CRACK COES THE WHIP IN COME THE ORDERS SELLS THB VERY BEST GRABES OF y .FERTILIZERS X ATTHE VER7 LOWEST Ct?STf tt fiay? ?o fertilize your linds TMBV?ROIN?A-CAROUr CHEMICAL. COMP/ PRODUCTA ?eu?: YaaiVss'?h> Oamfto caetatm Ca? CHARLESTON, fe C m iiiutHiiiun ^SSSiS?l ?iifi?l .?TheJLargeat 1 Manufacturer of p., .tit,, - - - -- .-~? Forty odd Manufacturing plants Largest importers Concentration of Management 1 We are PiiHm? n?-* nA:i IPA AIMM Iii.- _* . ?v uuas of m@ron& 110189 . ..'* - \->'i-1 .vi f " " .'< .'.?" ? ,i*,VC??J.'" '.. i^?/vttyf?iv?' In Every Department ! You should not misa seeing ns before buying ATOE?^G in Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery, Shoes, Clothing, ? Geais' FuL'aishii Hon's and Boys' Straw and Pelt Hats. The Cash DoU?r Figure this Simmer. ..... . ? " Head-to-Foot Outfitters IFor Hen, Hfromen and Children. -4-. Great. SensaHQfi Greatest Bemovai Sale Ever Knows in this Cosaty. ' " "' .'I''" V '. II ic mi II mi,, i ii ;. '* ?? . ''" "? : .. : * ' . .; .-;V; :. /^^r . . '? ?..V- '??.''??'\?'. . "?': ". . Will Move to Larger Quatt?rs? WE have grown eo fast that we were compelled to look youfc for larger Stow Booms. - We will occupy two large floofs Mm September lat We / havs secured th? ve?y beat location in tbk city, where we wUi move ^hird door from the Baak of Anderson, South Side bf theitablio Square, Our Departments sro all filled with up-to-date Goods, and Stock etill aa* broken, we cannot afford to let these Goods lay to be moved to new quasr tere. No, we will make a great move of all ou? Goods by aelliug them nt I:'ill Ul SOME STILL L$S8, Wo will offer yon every day new bargidns. Wo will not care what the Goods cost ns, Such a cut w??l be given on prices that wo will startle the whole community, and ?here will be no questions asked where to go and Uif them, Go to LESSER & fX>% QIXE LT We have enough Goods left to Supply the whole County. Como, follow tho crowd, and look for yourself. ' Wo wm make it. interesting for youy and astonish you by sailing ont entire Stock of- ~ .. ?.% mich Cut Prices that yea can supply ybur wants fer a Ut?o mOaey, Come one, come all, and take ftdyentage of ^ Stock must bs reduced by September lat. Yours truly, UNDER MAGONt? TEMPLE, ac, LEADERS OPJIiOW I ?J caa. After September 1st three doors from Bank of ?ndersor? next to Sullivan Hardway / vo.