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WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN
GOLD.
JOEL BENTON IN THE JANUARY
COSMOPOLITAN.

IT sno unusual thing to see
small volumes that you can hide
almost in a vestpocket 60 for from
twenty dollars to eighty dollars.
Some books, if they are rare
enough, Of the incunabula and black
letter kind, will bring hundreds of
dollars. The first edition of one of
Longfellow's books" The Coplas
de Manrique," thin and dingy
though it be, brings almost al
ways near fifteen or twenty times
it's original price. Tennyson's first
thin volume, containing also his
brothers poems, which must have
been published for not more than
dollar and half, [ saw sold the
other day for only a trifle short of
forty dollars. First editions" are
especially stimulative to prices, as
there are so many collections who
pride themselves on their possess
sions in this line. The editions,
however, must be of books and
authors themselves highly esteem
ed. Their value rests on the fact
that, having long been out of print,
they are positively unprocurable,
except by the rare accident which
the hook auction occasionally af-
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for uncut copy of a first
&c has extra value for
il II evidence that no
. .e as cut down the mar
..n.
ising to see how dingy
-- atty worthless some Of
h. eks are that bring high
you do not know the
arm that is bestowed on
.aa o the iniated by one of
ta.s .spicious volumes, of course
Tea l not rate it highly. You
give more for giltedge
IN book that has just pre-
/ it and was sold for 25cts.
at now the coveted prize is
ouuced, and, 10! it goes up to,
aps,eighty-fve or one hundred
Jllars. You must be born a book
incier to know wherein that value
les. Paper and print and des-
crlption are powerless to com>
I municate the information.
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second Open 70 all. Weight for age Ono
and quarter mhs.
Tt irt race: Purse $50. Of which 40 tn SEC
ond. Hors, 8 beaten once Mt tn 8 meeting nj
lowed FIVE pornds One and ono eighth miles
Third hur-iay, October f1.h.
First race Pursc $40. of ~ ich 50 10 soc
ond For three ycar-o'd and upwards. Win
4, y, 81 a Single race 1T this meeting 1--WE pounds
extra: OF two races Sven pounds extra
uorscs beaten onoc allowed seven rounds
One mile
second IN e. Purse s3co. OF which 20 TO sec
ond horse Weight for age. One and one
quarter mile.
Third rtec: Purse. '250 81 which sJ0 b. geo
ord. Weight for age One and onc-elghth
miles.
Fourth Day-Friday. October 18th.
First race Purse, 500 OF which so to sec
ond FOR all AGES. Naidens allowed, If four
year, or unde, ten pounds. One and one
quarter miles.
Second race: Purse. $50, Of which go ~
second horse For horses beaten and not hay
ing won a race this meeting, those beaten
twice and not having won race this year
allowed five pounds or II they are na'dens
allowed ten d unds. One mile.
Third race. BulAeid purse, $50. Of which
s1 70 second Weight for age. Opon TO all.
Naidens allowed ten pounds. Two nile
dash
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Fire. Works Display
October 5th, 1888.

Mol. Brilliant msgical illumination Of ben
gal lights with salutts.
No2. Grand device "Vifginis Exposition, y
doeorated vi h an arch Of b2yonet fire and
mitralllieuse OF colorod meteOrs.
Nos. Aerial display Of bombshells. expiod
ing at a height Of $40 feet, and showing stars
of various hues and figures, golden cloud, sill
yer-s hover, and willow trees, fred With copper
mortars.
MOI. Palmetto grove, exhibiting blossoms
Of golden flowers.
Nos. Aerial display OF improved exhibition
sky rockets, exploding at an altitude Of &c
feet and displaying new and novel features,
fan faropabes and fiery ORA ons.
No 3. Mosaic rosette, opens with large cen
tire of emb azoned shields changing 70 figure
OF Chinese flyer and Ssxons, illuminated with
red, green and purple prisms, ard changing to
a cheokered glory narooned.
MOI. Plight Of As,ero.d rockets. exploding
at An altitude OF 200 feet, changing their
coors many times during their yyrations in
the air.
No Z. Grand ellochia wheel, commencing
with sontilating centre and changing TO two
large wheels revolving in opposite directio Z.
displaying go den streams Of IRE and tinted
borders repre-eniing huge passion tower
Nos Aerial display o. bomb shells al an al
titude Of 70) ieet, showing twlnkling stars,
comets. 3 rpents ane aerial harhOuins.
Nol1 The magic tree. dispensing blossoms
Of rubies, emeralds and pearls, with al the
at st dec raj ions and colors in pyrotech ny
ma sr, rvous d.sirn and Ia tnsfiy called tho
magic tree. as Is represented in the fairy e-
gend Of A lalidin.
No II. Grand battery display, discharging
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Finale.


It's Wonderful Effect on the Liver, ston-
ach, Bowels. Kidneys and BLOOD
As prepared by Dr.. II. Motley, Atlanta
Ga. \ pleasant lemon drink tina. posi-.
lively cures all Biiliousness, Constipation
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Headache
Malaria, Kidney Disease, Dizziness
Colds, ] oss of Appetite, Feyers, Chils
Blotchea. pimples, all impurities of the
Blood, Pain in the Back, Palpitation OF
the Hear, and all other diseases caused by
a disordered liver. stomach and kidneys
he frs, great cause OF all fatal diseases
Fifty cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by
druggists generally. Prepared by II
Mo1ley, NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga.
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CoIored Peoples Day.

The 3lst day Of October the committee has
selccte for grand demons tration and parade
Of the state ~ Wishing IL ntia. trade crgan-
izitions aad civic societies. This day tn PEG
pie Of our race II have special access 10 the
Exposition Eminent men Of our race will
deiiy, addrc . IS on educational aud onom:c
sub ccts. In the evening a sra nj vocal con
cert 81 b. given ~ a choir Of our b st rausi-
cal taleut, IN susie Han luty to self. the
race and the State requires every man 70 put
forth Is best Efforts T. make this great enter
prize grand success.
For further infoiIna ton address Joseph L.
Wilson, secretary. 20 West Broad rect, Rich
mond, W..
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EXPOSITION
C6ntsnu<d.

preserved mcats, fruit, vegetable, sauccs,
u kltss and grOcers' sundries.
Section iA Confectionery, swecimcats and
~sgars , ,a.o,..e, a,a
spin uous iquors.
DcpartmcDtF.
Natural Science aud Eiucat0n.l
Section IA Collections and specimens. rnoh
e's, drawings and Illustrations OF any dcpart
ment Of natural scicnco.
Section u. Examples OF work 81 pupis %
the public ami private schools in pFnnhtnSn'p'
design, map drawi z. etc.
Department G.
soc,ioo 70 cloths. clothing. boots, SHOES
to,s ro,frelIas. trunks Rubber goods, sah
A., Glib fn,rice car cts and M holsHry.
s,c,,oo n Raw materials used in hrtbe
-, f.-,,r.a- wool cotton. Al X. hair, hemp.
jnte haN. &c.
DEPARTMENT III.
Section 90 r, Biography, book binding sta
t,opory ADD mat rial for printing and BOOK
binding.
Section q. Mrsioai instruments and goods
SEQ, on q. Medical and surgical apparatus
and ms, r7imcnts. drugs nd chemicals
Section o. TCicgTaphy aod electrical appa-
ratpa. electric motors AID dynamos-
Department X.
Art,ouit.os. ean 90 ,ections OF oiIc Z. hrac,
etc.
Art Department
Pictures, s'atuary, modelling IN any plastic
material, artistic ceran ice mot for domestic
ue.A car, cd work, chased and rep0usse IorE'
artificial flowers. taxidcrmc york.
One special feature Of The art department..
which viii display the artistic qualities o.
pouthern art. viii bc colonial exhibit. No
State $50 rich in colonial relics as virginia
No state has so many oitiz. NJ Interested in
itcr colonial history
To ave an accurate IDEA q what co'opiai
hou,cin V.rgiria was herewith BE- fac simiie
q, tho hcuscand Of thc beautiful old ching
room. etc. ~ I've solondid oid colonial man
sion .'Dr, MON" ou the James.
Th,s a.. artmcnt will occuTy separate iron
,uiI.inr. Mr. william /. Sheppard viii have
entire charge q the arrar Ging and care 81
this ,hrartm, Mt. Many pr n nent artists
have IRON iscd oOntri' utions Of their skill TO
this - ,bit. Applications for pace in this
6opar, n cnt should he addressed TO Nr. VII
liam T. Sheppard. 1894 Main street. Richmond
Va
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Tuesday, October 9th, "Wednesday
October. 10th, Thursday, Ccto-
Der 18th, Friday, Octo.
Der 18th.
PIRST RACE EACH DAY, 9 WCICCk p II,
First Day-Tnesday. October e,h,


F1rs racc Westoyer purse 500, of wh,e b
SO 10 the second. Welter weights Gentle
man riders. Open only 10 horses used habitu-
ally as saddle horses. No horse under four
years Obj, nor any that has ever started IN any
bat gentle aus race allowed 20 start One
mile
Second race Purse $500, Of which $50 TO
second. For all ages. Maidcus allowed ten
pounds. One mile.
Third race Purse $500. o. which $50 g. sec
ond. For three-ye. cd and upwards. Maidens
allowed If three year. Old, ten po2nds; II four
years seven pounds; II Eve ycae, fvc pounds,
One and one eighth n lies.
Fourth race: Purse sac. Of which So TO
second. Open 20 al ages. weight for ese.
Second Day-We dncsday. October 10th.
First r.lco: Purse 500 OF which so to sec
end. Two years cid. Three quarters Of a
mile
SccoId race Purse s2jG, Of which go TO
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RICHMOND. VA, June 4, !sso.

Tho managers OF the yirg MA Agricultural,
Mechanical and TObacco Exposition, having
allotted 70 the colOred people sufficient space
in the IL posit.O on building in whioh 10 exhibit
their products, We. the under signed commit
tee, urge upon tn N the importance Of placing
their products on exhibition q; this great eS-
position in connection with our white country
men.
We believe that distinct collective exhibit
of The VI Oduc and mcchanisms OF our PEG
pie viii afford a better opportunity 10 the
world - oD-erve the progress made by them
In the twenty five years OF freedom tha any
other course Ne oou.d adopt The advance
mems and coomplis hments Of our race in the
various Il ades, professions and Industrial pur-
suits are not only evidences Of the growing
liberaliiy of the Government in general edu
cation, but also the Capacity Of the race 10
contribute to the material wealth and conse-
quent growth Of our state. Therefore we call
upon -eoiored farmers, mechanics, artisans,
tradesmen, n anufaCturers and producers OF
all sinds of goods. wares and products TO place
them on exhibition
Space If given free of charge; railroad rates
aud steamboat freights are reduced on articles
intended for exhibition.
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COlORED PEOPLES DAY
October 81. 1883.
RACES
Virginia Agricultural. Me
ChaniCaI and Tobacco
Exposition.

FIRST ~ Cn-RuN1IHo.
Purse, 81, Of which s3j 70 the second. No
no 90 undef four years old, or that has ever
started in any tut gentleman's race all wed
to start One mile. Four t. enter, three to
start.
sFCOSD RACE-rH OrTING:
Vcur- minute class, premium 500 First
horse 2D s. cond hOrse So, third horse tl5.
One milo. Best two in three. Four 10 en-
ter. three 10 start.
THIRD RACE RUNNING.
Purse, ti2j. Of which go 10 second Open 70
all horses euterrd by their owners. Weights
forage. One mile. -Four TO cutcr, three 20
start.
FOURTH RACE CITING.
Free 10 ali. Premium 81 o First horse fs5
secUnd horse 30. tn ri horse $ss.
One mile. Best two in three. -Four to enter.
three u start
Mule race Purse. s25. One mile. Open.
ownership unrstrhied. -Four 10 start.
An entrance fee Of per cent will be re-
CURED on all races Entr les must be ma q a;
this office, on or before the 18th dfy of Octo-
Ter. The races will b. g,oyerned by the came
niles and r. ulations aa govern the regular
running and trottinG races Of this society IA
laid down in the programme. For further in
formation. address Ar. VEFAHLF, JR,
secretary
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CoIored Department,

This department " in charge Of the above
named committee. They have issued the FOL
wing.circular TO the eolOed people OF Vir-
g1nia- 1t is exp cted from pres ut indications
that their exhibit in this department will be a
most interesting one:
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TALLULAH, GA, July 10. 1887 DR. II
Mozley Dear Sir am a great believer
in your Lemon Elixir, and use i, in ny
family all the time We nry, ruse any.
thing else, from The fact that i; does more
good than al. other medicines combined
Tor the diseases yOu recommend it for.
Truly yours,
WILLIAM BERRY,
Agent r. q d. T. r.
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PROTECTING
DISPLAYS.

During the progress OF the Exposition there
viii be displays Of the latest and mot improy-
ed works in pyroteckuic art. The following
displays VIII he fred October,
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The First Race Each Day WIN tie Called
Promptly a. &c pm.
First Day Tuesday, October 10th.


mol whitby Stakes, $50 For two year cd
colts and flles which have been owned in Vir
qinia six m uths previous 20 October : Nile
heats, be. { two in three, - harneSa. sl5 en
trance, Yayablc as follows; 80 toaccompany
nomination september ist, ut which time IN
trance closes. ard Balance oc'o'cr lst The
Society adds $40; 60 per cent. OF Che subsorip
ton. entrance and forfeit o. first h0Iso; - per
cent ~ thc second horse; and Is FER cent 90
the thirl horse. NOrace unles7 thcre Grc four
10 enter and three 10 start.
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BICYCLE RACES.


Under tho Auspices Of the Old Dominion
u,,,,co n, x. o,.-uan Mile
p.,p .n. n.,o,., 81 and
- During the Third hnn"" "'e'"S
of the virginia Division L. .. w. i"'
,,,o.n,. r.,,,,o~ Y,,s ~ the
teres' !" '''" "'"""' '''o"'''"'
ranged, besde- this Attractive
Observation-Disclosures
Fl'sI Day
prizes st1
TWO nue. "i''''u'' zap "ovei'ypo 80 80,
-. ~ 80
,-.---..- - s1...-.,oI e,ox, ono ,rfze slf4
in g oh.
One ME. Virginia Divi ion L. A. W., cham
psonahip. TWO ,riaes valued 1T $50
....,, o., Ian DIR. mon 80, h team,
o.a, he ,,o.,sle ,,lnsaatsD
o-su, ,,.,,,o,., bonds or.n ore
-, 1T o., sE
''''' '''
oror,lc tandem tricvcie. handicap. open.
wv , ''''''
......o oi, no,of,ion yheelnen. cham
P'oN'''''' '''' p '''
o,....,, milo ,o,s,istion. one priSe. valued
,. .o..lo v,ro,r,, nty sion l.
4. W. two prizes va ned nj go
Ohe H,"e' "''''''' VI
OF crank r'"'"s
One nan uie' roe anu run a''"'''' w W
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". A. james, Bell Station, Ala
writes. have suffered greatly from in
digestion or dyspepsia. Oce bottle OF
DR.. IL. Mozley's Lemon Elixir did me
more good than all other medicine have
ever taken.
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Premium Department.

Premium Department,
COMPETITION AND EXHIBITION
0PEH TO The WORLD,
Except Where 0 hcrwiSe 'fcciiied.
whole Amount uistribotod IN Premiums'
S244OO.OO.
FIRST niVn.1 norsae aua mu,os.
S,CCnd Division Castle.
Third Division sheep and swine.
Fourth Division Poultry, uigeoDs pet
stock anj iLcuhato.s.
Fifth Division = sIicu!tural axe Hort.cui
tunl!.
SiYth Division Horticulture.
Sev,,1 IN Division Woman WOrh
Eighth DIVISION Bees Honey anc Aparan
Supplies
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Fourth Day-Friday, October 10th.

mol. J. l.. Darlington stakes, $50. For
three year old 90. and tiies, which have
been owned in Virginia or North Carolina for
six months previous to October lst- Mile
heats to harr ess, best three in five. -Four 70
enter, three 10 start. Fifteen dollars entrance
payable rs follows $40 to accompany nomina-
ton on September let, balance payable octo
Der LIST. The society TO add $50. FIRST horse
to get 20 per cent. of the forfeit, entrance and
subscription; second horse 20 per cent, and
third horse Is pr cent
No2. Two thirty seven class, premium <'W'
First horse 200. second horse $40, third horse
SOL fourth horse so.
No 3. Two tive nty two class, remium sJOU-
First horse SEQ. second horse sl25, third horse
s7j, fourth horse, so.
Fifth ay-Saturday, October Goth.
No |. Two nt'y class, premium SiO0-fifst
horse $2oo, second iorse sl0. third horse so.
fourth horse so.
Purse, SiO9-For stations which have made
a season during sss N Virginia. Poster and
liccusc g accompany entry fee Best three ia
Ave. Nile heats. Four to en,er three 20 start,
or TO race,
First horse s200 second horse SllG, third horse
SO, fourth horse $40.
No Free for all premium 500 First horse
$50, second horse BIS, third horse S75, fourth
horse So
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Musical Programme.

Musical Programme.
CAPPA's SEVENTH REGIMENT BAN ID
CoNFERNO's BAND OF BROoE-
LYN, y. Y.,ANDIHE ROYAL
EEAPOLITAE BAND
OF NAPLES,
ITALY,
have been engaged 10 furnish muse during
the Exposition. These bands are OF national
reputation, and win render concerts of &c
loct-d programmes during each day Of the
Exposition.
Apart from the other attractions Cf the
Expos on the IT usca allure viii repay ans
one who will visit. the Expos ton. The follow
ing name celebrated soloists will ACCOMPANY
Cappas Band Walter Rogers, cornet so.oist;
William acroix. trombone soioist; John r.
Dausch, principal oboi; Signor Gioauimo Nor
ritO, y!ccolo; John Drewe, clarinet sOioist;
Carl Boyer, Professor WittPeustsin, William
Griffin, solo oornetists; Alexander Helgo,
Waldemar Bremen waldhorn. This giyes but
q faint Idea of the musical treat 10 store FOR
visitors.
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Third Day Thursday October sth.

No l. Two forty class, premium $40 tirst
horse sou, second horse 500, third horse $50,
fourth horse $40.
Nos. Two thirty two class, premium, 500
FIRST horse 900. second horse SO, third hon -
500 fourth horse $40
No 8. Two twenty five class, premium, SOD
First horse $3.50, second horse Sl25, third
horse So, fourth horse sc
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rsoA carmiue and purple stars and meteors
No Il Our COUNTRY cousins a comicai and
nee hanical pieoe-out for days fun, enjoy
ing tn exposition
No Ia Fire picture of General Robert T.
Zee, beautifully decorated. size OF bust
l0xl5.
No1i. Aeri., display OF homes ehells at a
be ght If To- feet. exploding into wheat shear,
stars, AID japanese ire Avs TO humnins
birds.
No 10. Diamond oross-This Popular and
beautiful pieco commences with rainbow
| wheel Of Chinese fro. changing to a cross OF
diamond or sals. intersec,sd with jots OF sil-
yer fire. marooued.
10 is-Aerial dlspl1y Of thunderbolt rock
cts, at:an altitude Of 20 feet, discharging prs-
matte torrents OF goldea showers ard magic
stariets
No II. Aerial display OF bomb shells AT a
height Of 800 feet, displaying hornets nests
crowns Of pearls, golden streamer; and az
nesium jes.
Eols. Mammoth prize wheel his mann
moth wheel represents large and brilliant
revolving sun. with electric oolored figures n
the ccntre making three changes.
No. IL Plight OF fancy rockets, exploding al
an altitude OF five huuirei feet, and display
ing meteoric showers OF electric stars
No q. Grand display of liquid fire rockets
These rockets are entirely a new feature In
pyrotechny only recently introduced In this
county. and challenges the pyroteohnic ar
Of the world for beauty.
No2f The great bombaylInent, terminating
with great explosions and earthquakes.
Finale.
No %. A gigantic cascade of fire, represent
Jog the Fails 81 Niagara O. n,tlO square feet
OF golden fire, with grand bOquet OF rockets
and fight Of monster shells. producing nil
lions Of stars Of various hues and colors. In
connection with the representation of the
falls by device recently introduced, the roar
Ing of the sublime cataract can be peroeptibly
heard nd viii be q most magnificent 'iuale
e. this grand display.
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Special Premium.

The Columbus Buggy Company Of Colum-
lus. Ohio have made the following oiief OF
special premium for the Whnby stakes;
The Executive Committee have directed the
following announcement in connection with
the above special premium The WhItoy
stakes Trotting races, fret day, October 18th /:
For the frst horse, 4 one man brewster
speeding wagon, value d at 500 donated by the
Columbus Buggy Company OF Columbus, o.,
through joseph Is. Davis, agent Columbus
Buggy Company, Richmond, Va. This wagon
was built especially for this o casion and VIII
te delivered to the winner Of this race at tue
close Of the Exposition.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
ASHTON SrARKE,
A. r. VESABLR. JR, President
Secretary
No .. Three minutes class, premium S4Ol-
First horse SEQ. second horse .lO0. third horse
$50, fourth horse go
No q Two-t thirty five class, premium, 500
First horse $500, second horse slC0, third
horse $50, fourth horse $40
Second Day Wednesday. October 18th.
No /. Two forty class, premium, $400-First
horse 500, second horse 500, third horse $50,
fourth horse $40
No2. Two-thirty class, premium, 500 First
horse 500. second horse sn0, third horse so,
fourth horse SO
no 3. TwO-twcnty class, premium. 500
First hors. S2lN, second horse BIS third horse
SIS fourth horse $50.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-15

oyster supper If you want it, a lunch
it you want it or go without either if
you want to. That part will be an
annex as it were to the Market. In
the Market, what variety from which
to select; anybody can buy things on
sale at store, things made in guam
titles and sold for trade, but in this
Market home production tribes and
necessaries that are beautiful and that
will be appreciated by the recipient
Beside these there will be toys, some
that cannot be found in the town any
where else, and ones that will delight
the children at Christmas time. just
wait for this market before buying.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-15
Lazy Joe ON Election.

Lazy Joe, the Indian, says White
man he talk lection all de time; In
dian be no savvy. Whittier man he
catch'm no lection, he get mad, heap
mad; Indian he all right; lections nc
good. Whittier man work he all right
Indian hunt he all right Lections
no good.
Whittier man talk new Washington
me no see him. Maybe so new Wash.
ington good, maybe so no good. He
give Indian beef, -four, coffee, Indian
heap like'm, no give him no like'm.
Indian he no savvy Office, whittier
man all de time want Office. Indian
he like'm big chief; whittier man he
want Office, Office; whittier man catch
em Office he no work.