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The special state university COMMITTEES viii on
Monday report the university bill simaissn-
eously 70 both House and senate II viii pro-
vide for sale of the site and removal Of the uni
versity. and give an appropriation OF e2ouo to
tne INSTITUTION for mstntenance for two years
Senator Thompson Of walla wasla created
great amusement in the Senate this afternoon by
introducing the following bill, which failed to
be referred to committee. II IL entitied San
act to prevent supernuous and unnecessary
labor upon the part Of the legislature of the state
oil Warrington, and provides that il shall be
unlawful for any member during any session 70
INTRODUCES more than fye bills. II makes It the
refuse TO receive from any member and place on
hie any bill in conflict with the act, and de-
ciazes any member violating the law 70 be guilty
OF misdemeanor. He also viii be subject TO Q
hne OF not less than $40 NOR more than SO.
A unique bill was introduced in the house
this morning by Representative Pearson Of
Pierce 1t provides that the stste shall become,
w osA AAs<aeS n&tA FtAksDcS. = A1S iABUf2uc9
company, and shah insure taxable, destrucsib,e
and insurahle property in the manner provided
In the bill A fund Of &2,ooo.o0o is to Be created
by an I'D vslorcm tax upon such property, to Be
fixed By the state board OF equalization. which
must annually impose such tax - viii keep
this amount always near 5000 oo, which shah
be kept In cash or invested in marketable
securities County assessors SHAH make q sepa-
rate assessment OF destructfble and inegrsS-s
property. and shall collect such tax q othe.
taxes, giving receipt which shall be in effect
an insurance policy. Every person paying such
tax shall be deemed insured to the amount of
ance, consisting of seven members, shall Be ap-
pointed by the governor, one each from King.
Spokane and Pierce counties, and the remaining
four from other parts OF the state They shall
hold ONCE for four years. ard shall each receive
500 per ye9r, except the president. who shall
receive $500
Hunsaker OF Kiickitat this morning intro
duced q bill aimed IT the monopoly Of traffic Of
the Columbia river by tho Union Pacific Rail
road Company. 1t requires the operation Of
railroads built around ob4tructions in the
rivers and nayigabie waters, and fzes the rases
general articles of freight 1t 8 cents per ton
for five-mile haul The Union Pacific oGns q
6ve~miie railroad around the Cascades, on the
Washington side, and refuses to transfer
freights from opposition steamers, except If the
same rate ~ the company charges for freight
from The Dalles to Portland. This bill. il 10 ex-
pected, viii allow the revival Of opposition GA
the Columbia
The House this morning unanimously passed
Senator Forests resolution inviting President
Harrison 10 come TO Washington to Ees &C
Quairted and to view our magnificent scenery.
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IDIOTS SUNDAY BILL


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LEGAL NOTICES.

COUNTY TREASURES NOTICE THE
~ county treasurer Of King county, Washington
VII pay, on presentation. all outstanding warrants
crswn on the county fund Of said county. bearing
1a.e prior 70 ard including warrant No 6.2eZ 6ated
feafhary II, 1891. also all outstanding warrants
orawn On the rosd and bridge fund % date February
~. 1921, also ell outstanding warrants drawn on
tne school fund az school district No. j, In said
c"eniy bearing date prior to January i. 1881. up
p ana including wsrran; No. Ais No Interest
VII De paid on sGch warrants after this date.
BYRON PHELPS, County Treasurer
Dated February 80 1891
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER DELTA

= IA seave Hstfelc-Colman tork Q. o'clock Z. n.
Sonoar. "Wednesday ana frsSay for Kingston,
Ses rarncis. Pan-or. seAoeck Homa Hona IL
Ssenr HOOD PORT and lnoa City. Returning,
ASo Vnsen CITY as o'clock q m
y. THOUINAy. Xnotofs
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RESIDENCE oF N-NAYoR YElHg
THIRD And JAMES
Consultation I'd Prsxhpdsa Absolutely Frs
Send for free book explaining the H;sto-
genetic System.

CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene Jor-
dan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every other
device is fraud.
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SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical DiSpsnsary.
DR.. Merrill = Merrill,
h!dtianS Surgeons and Specialists


e x: '; f. sssl S .as e: ,s.. ss s:
kurgical Diseases. and disessss q Eye, Ear. Noss
as &c en- ss e e. s CITY 1ss
and Of the Long Island College Hospital Brooklyn
sEin asd un,ver.si snccess * Sc iT.Stmsst ~
sieians 70 the fan oonadencs Of he adictsd every
A CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE Or ths
awfhl snecfs Of early vice and the numerous Evils
PaIvATE. BLOOD A,=D SKIN DISEASES
SeRvo epssslH sfa md sES sqTs pr.
PILES. FISTULA AND RECTAL ULCER0
crrsS r.incgs pein 9, dstsnt,on from business
SYPHILIS. 0ONOKRa0A. 0LEET. eperms
ssss es
Weakness and eli delicafN stisorders peculiaz .
ether sex positively cured @ vel slI fanctionl
c,soroess "a, result nom youthful soilies o. shs
MARRIED MEN, or those enter1ne a shas
nsPpy liza. aware q physical Disability. quickly
STRUCTURES RADICALLY and safely cured Win,
oct pain or detention from business
Rheumatism. Eerralx1a Cxtayrh. Bronchisaa
MA, Tape Worm. fndigest,on, Dyspepsda. Ccassipo.
BODY permanently, compiesely and saccessfuiiy
treated q our Cea& Medical and Surgical Dispsn.
No matter what your complaint, consult thes,
skillfnl surgeons. who are able to eject cures n
many cases that have been pronounced hopeless
moved with Astounding results. Gentle urinary
eurgeRy, structure. III diseases ana defoSmifsee a
moved Lonx es Rc Win e anps aais66y =
cess - the bes: evidencs II doctors skill
once Hours m until p. m. Sunday. n -
enca All Confidential Send esnts IN SRanl1o =
insure prompt reply.
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che opposition boat,

y>.~>s r.eorna nom the n r wharf daily, er-
-, -, -ssv ~ \ m sA&rr. Returning. leaves
Esnslcnie ls:l5 ,. En-: olympia y El, arriving
in Tacoma p. NJ, connecting Win 80
ing Seattle NJ 3. n. ara wnsen ~ en-0aS" ~
tor Whaicrns and way pcin0 r~.,.
Leaves Baker = Racons COCK. ios g. ea'es
ssrrrr Seastle for Tacoma. ~ y M Sa.-Say.
E-This boat must be taken nom iAcoiIaS s.a
<rsve HI reor country being the ocly through eoA%
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WoxAN,s ADVICE.

There Ii little ia womaa's s6vice. yet. hs thas
worf take /. il not cver-wise." says C<rvauteoL
This prrvsrb Is most xpsIy illustrated In tho fol-
loving sfela.
During the fan Of lss2- While nay daughter
Was texch hing Ia the country hear here, she oo1-
t-zcse4 . severe cold and cough I SEAT her .
bottle OF Chambeylaiu's Cough Remedy and the
effect VAS 20 satisfactory thai cn her reconUen-
dalton the easire neixhboghood began IL U.s.,
xnd with TIE Eaoe1 satisfactory results. which
has continued with increasing confidence eses
since J. Il Rkinhar1, druggist, AIsou, Kan
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musical maiden from boston,
Her friends her talents we're Lost q,
Which Ezs1s her temper have frost on
Cntil she boazht psxno u O. Z Hsstts = c.
Los EIuns street.
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HOW 70 MAXI NOxEY.

This Is the ail-impostAnt QUESTION Of The day.
Mr.. Brown says If hadn't - eat could oapo
money Mr.. Sutton ssys speculate In real esEn1A
Mr.. Ssedesin SAYS be economical, and - aay ~
buying your clothing 81 the Imperial. 81 FscoG
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SEATTLE, KIRKLAND. HoUGHToN AND
~ Yarrow Perry
On and AFTER Ar-fi 1890 steamer Edith p. Wfl
ave her dock north Of Jackson street cAhis power
Socss Lake Washington. for Kirkland. AoughtoA
ID Yarrow daily.
Leave cable hcusA Leave Kirkland
AZ e.4sa m At $50 q m
Al SEQ a. m At s:Ss a m
AZ IL 90 q N. A.li:Asa q m.
at loo "a At las pm
AZ 500 y n At S.2s pm.
AT 500 y IA Al 5:2s u m
rsrties intending 70 return by d o'clock morning
81 can secure berth and meals by applying % the
0ofser On tie steamer.
CT. KRAFT, Master.
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lMPouNDED STOCK AT AUCTIoN-TUES-
aAy. February "a, 1891. at 10 - m. in fronf OF
poaire headquarters. corner OF Fourth and Terrace
sstses VIII sell af public auction for cash. 10 pay
~npsnses OF impcunding and keeping. the following
sSsnoed animal viz: One spotted red ahd
hse COW. about eight fSl years of with tops Of
norns sawed OF: blotch brand on right hip. The
owner OF above described animal is 10 unknown
GEORGE G. MONROE. Chief OF Police
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JOINT REsoLuTIoN 80 s4-BE IT RE
semhIed That Il Is the ntention Of the city coun-
sossh side Of iesler avenue to De Forrest street 10
The city OF Seattle. by grading ard constructing
cost CT .sa aa
The cost Of said Improvement. except the cost OF
Trading The crosslngs Is 70 be assessed against the
Improved Is above described, and which ssid sbus
ting property Is hereby declared 10 be the property
ing any abnitins properly, Is defined by scrtion
sven CO. OF article eight wild, Of the charter,
s -ss De ssn s og' q s% sns ss
me with the city clerk protests against said TIM
Pissed House OF Delegates February Is. 1891
r: w JONES, Pres: IL Of D.
Passed Board Of Aldermen February IL. 1897.
GEO. w. HALL. Pres b. OF A.
AsgDOved by me this the Ism asE q rWserasry
-e' ieo''A's Il h. .S ". MILLER. city clerk.
Date OF first publication February 20. 1891.
DE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF
~ aldermen and house of delegates Of the city Of
Seattle, in session assembled, That il il the nfen-
south Eleventh street from Main street to Yeser
avenue, In said city, by piankine the same. The
estimated cost Of said Improvement is $052. and
the cost OF said Improvement is to be assessed
against the property abcttng said street pro-
rsseS 70 De improved as described above. ana
Be the property benefited by said Improvement.
AL persons owning any AUDITING property. rs DE-
nned by section seven Of article eight tVIIIi Of
the charter shall have fifteen DAYS from and after
the date OF the first publication Of this resolution to
Me with the city clerk protests xgainss said i'm
provemenI
Passed house OF delegates February 7. 1891
II. W. JONES. Pres. II. OF ID.
Passed board of aldermen February Z. 1891.
GEORGE W, HALL. Pres. Il. OF A.
Approved by noe this 18th day of February. 1891.
Filed February Is. 1891.
H W. MILLER, City Clerk.
Date Of first publication. February IL. 1891
1MPouNpED STOCK AT AUcTIoN-rUEs-
aAy. February "a. 1891. at 10 .. m. in 'front.' OF
poiire headquarters. corner OF Fourth and Terrace
arsets, viii sell at public auction. for cash. 10 pay
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TIE GUARANTEE LOAN AID TRUST 90.
\ (incospors:ed lss7l.-
L,svssiys-pcdgs Building. second sszssG
CAPITAL ssoo.eoa
Tnasacss general banking susinsa
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
pepesiss received IN any anouns from one dollar
upwards and interest allowed tbereoa
and city real estate.
MiIiiAM SxlIEY........ f1ssls:ns
e. n HElLBRoN Manager
coLuxBUs +. TYLER. j. d. iOwuAN' 81 Y
SEARS. wM r. FISHER
THE FIRST NATIoNALBANKo OF SEATTLE
Paid up capital $50 ooo
SuFplus $4,000
iArs,sE McMicr.s........vioePres saen.
LEsTxR TrkSxH.. Cashier
General banking business transacted
sight and teiesraphic exchange payable in N ~
priscpa, cities of the United States
and kuropc.
KING COUNTY BANK OF SEATTLE
Halter Bu,idns. Columbia Street, near second
CAPITAL --..-.-----........&loo.o0 600
y. 4 nEWOlkS. President
J. A SrRATToS. ce-Pressdens
w o. Cashier
Transact. genera, banking business SAFE de-
pos.r vaults IN connection.
RANK OF BRITISH coLrNBIA-
ID Established on Pacific Coast 1852
Capital paid Up. ................s 5000 cno
Power 10 increase to- 10000. 90
Surplus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000 90
Interest paid on time deposits: general banking
Ard sofa: ara.ts And ,eiess spsc srans,er. - =.
the banks Or &nches; also On New York. chicago.
canada and Hong Kong Deposits received sub
BRANCHES:
san Francisco. CAL Portland, Or. Tacoma
SAnairao AID kamloops. T. G.
J. KEITH WILSON .-.-.-...-..-..--.N MANAGER
pEoPLE's SAVINGS BAS1-
Miss .asGoiiy 10 ssisss: 10 siooS c go
Occidental block, Front street. Yesler avenue ana
James street. Seattle. Wash.
Incorporated December 10, 1889.
orrrcExs-RoAaD OF rar.rxn
H Ibs GkTzERr rresesn:
ARTHUR A. DENNY. second viee-rresi a. At At
JAS + HAYDEN, Manager cash 81 and sec'y
I. SSHWABAcHEE, JOHN LEARY.
wM- 4. BAILEY. JOHN COLLINS,
OTTo RAyEE
Interest allowed on ordinary and term cepo.iss
Icars real estate security.
For further Information see rrosre -tus and ex.
tract tren hy-lass
WASHINGTON SAVINGS RASK-INcoa-
w PoRATkD.
LLEwELLYN-poDGE BUILDING,
Gle Second street
5 Fer cent. inseres. pai1 % Savings Deposi.A
Per cent tnsereS; OF s-mcnths Cer.ifcAsea
Per cert interest o. is-uaonths cerssaczsea
MONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE
A Seosrai Banking Rzsiness Tran..c,el
RANKING HOURS.
10 q =. - 5 p N: saturdays. 10 Z AwlnA
and - -
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rrfl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~, -
AP'N
80. ->~.,~.a A.uv =. N,.ssor sfrpet Pies
~xTs.' eF1Z RRsSS q CO.
: A. HATFIELD. Agent seattle
w mencine tuesday. september IS.
pAssENGER STEAMER BAILEY cArZERT
fof seasue' isco"s ma oS"p~
soiSs.
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MA uzxsxos fnks 80 skn~s
49, fesespsH<A~f
mnssAes kas~2 IS
ms~ $500 s~u~ - 49,
ps@ - n@1s nem4 -~~~s~~
Hns~ s~sss~s -L
f. 80. -. - go >
8 -. - So =s~~ 80
~ s@~ 2r~<a kn4N
.nts ~ww~K~~ 800 go
n se.Na sNrsem ~~w~3@~s -
III sm@s a@s&e@es& 4saex
Is ~s-sz2A s4Eas41
~ - .1Es
u-~~ ~~~~~a sms zss~ ssu~. -
{Fss ssssw n4sHs.A =.
a. mwwNrmm $500 49,
80 49,
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1850 saa~m <~ws
mMHm = go easa nm -
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AGO. sssNenx< @4e tea~sx~pNse lrsn~sS 90 xsv
Yea A&xnnA 81. Fs41 ~ea Sfssrssro Fo<k
.A24 So xsFsNee p11s1 VISA
tnx1e4 0rsxan ss4 Enfs<k
t&&441A
esht sfiis e esessnop fcsesa sva1labas easa.
Ot~rs On Farnp~.
cals~<sssns nssss - 81 points "a Avssshas sssnA
bon1s. senrkx aa1 c<ses vasaAosee received % -
pumsI ~ 90 k<~pn2
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LIE BAG.
PAR f. DU BOISGOBEY.
lSuite.l |

II V en- qui descendent Jusqu a
passer leUrs soirees an cafe du
Commerce, avec. les ccmmis.voya-
geurs ct les petits employees.
Arthur du Pommeval men etait
pas encore la ct il espGrait bien
ny jamais arriver. IL ne renon-
Gait point etre lie premier d Arcy,
mais il attachait aussi beaucOup de
prix a ne pas perdre ses relations
parisiennes.
Arthur tenait de son pere une
tendance tres prohOncee a s'elever
an.dessus de sa condition ct Sc
pousser dams lie monde. Ce pere
affichait autrefois des pr6tentions d
la noblesse ct relegance. Ii lni
en- await coht6 la moitie de son
bien pour briller a Paris ct pour
frayer avec les hobereauX de son
canton.
Mais Arthur tenait aussi de sa
mere. seur de M. Vignemal, un
fond tres solide d'ordre ct de
prudence, deux qualities essentiel
lement provinciales.
Orphein a quinze ans, emanclp6
a dix hut, il await commence par
ecoruer son capital, Ell attelant a
quatre chevaux, pete, pour des
cendre la grande rue d'Arcy-sur-
Beuvron ct en- Sc montrant, Fhiver,
aux premiere representations des
theatres parisiens. Mais il await
touiours songe a Sc marier avanta.
geusement, dies quill en- trouverait
roccasion. Cette occasion he s'etait
pas encore pr6sentee ct sa fortune
await deja subj de notables atteintes
lorsaue Nine Daudierne prit Fhabi.
tude de passer tous les ans la belle
saison a la Germoniere avec Ses
enfants.
Arthur s'etait dit quill troaveT ait
pent 6tre Ia ce quill cherchait.
Les deux files etaient charmantes,
parfaltement elevees ct pOurvues
de qualities serieuses. LA mere
passait pour avoir une tres belle
fortune, ct l'oncle Armand qni
etait fort richie ne paraissait pas
dispose a desheriter ses nieces.
Pour un garcon qui await entame
ses ouinZe mile livres de rente,
ces demoiselles etaient de tres
beaux parts, ct dn Pommeval
await commence 4 manGuvrer en-
consequence. II les voyait souTent
pendant lenr sejour la campagne
ct il s'etait fait presenter a Paris
dams les salons on elles allaient.
SEES premiers travaux d'approche
n'avaient pas beaucoup avance
ses affaires. On lie recevait vOlon-
tiers. mails Fihtimite ne faisait pas
de progress. Quand l'installatlon de
nj. Armand Daudierne au chateau
de sa belle snur vint offrir d fentre
prenant Arthur deS facilities nOu.
velles.
lie jeune premier await plu au
vieux garcon, qni cherehait a
recruter des gems gals ponr amusel
les loisirs de sa Vile giature.
Et NJ. du Pommeval, invite une
fois pour toutes, S'etant mis- sur le
pied de venir peu pres tous les
jours a la Germoniere, await pu
entin entamer des operations Sc
rieuses.
II ne manquait nj d'esprit nj de
tact, ct il s'etait bien garde de st
poser tout de suite Ell pretendant
II Sentait Quill fallait d'aborc
gasner la ccnfiance de Nine DaI
dirrne ct s'a>Surer Fappni dt
l'oncle Armand qni await voix az
chapitre puis, s'efforcer discrete
mant de plaire aux deux s9urs
tattr lie terrain avant de s'avancer
ct Sc d6clater enfin pour celle gu
lui paraitrait rerondre a ses avan-
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THIBODAUX, line, SAMEDI AVRIL IL, 1891

| uIc st uidIltI DcduCoup piuS
richement.
Mais il s'etait dit que lien ne
s'opposait plus a ce Yu'il manifestaf
sa preference pour Gprmaine. Dams
la bourgeoisie la plus vertueuse,
on ne refuse pas d'etablir nne
cadette lvant son aimee quand il
So presente une occasion exception
nelle-c'eSt le mot qu'emplOien,
les faiseurs de prospectus pour le'
magasins de nOnveautes ct Oh
peut tres ben Fappliquer aux
affaires conjugales.
En- agissant ainsi, du Pommeval
ne trahissait ancun serment. L
await laisse cIoire a Mile Laurence
quill aspirait a sa main, mais il
s'6tait bien gard6 de s'engager par
des paroles trop wives, de ces
paroles qui echappent aux anon
reux. sinceres ct qui valent une
prOmesse.
De tres bonnie fol, il Sc croyait
libre, ct il lui semblait tout naturel
de suivre son penchant, mainte.
nant quill en- await les moyens,
CONNIE on dit vulgairement LIE
provincial reparaissait en- lui. Les
lecons de sa mere portaient leurs
fruits. Ellie lni await enseign6 des
son enhance que fargent est lie roi
de ce monde ct gu'on peut tout
quand on est richie. II plaignait
sincerement Laurence, qui! delais
salt. ct il ne doutait pas de Sc faire
agreer par Gernaine qui ne
raimait pas encore, mais qni GER
tainement raimerait bientot, car
ellie ne pouvait pas manquer d'6tre
f1attee de voir le Ioi de la ieunesse
doree darcy METRE ses pieds son
cGur ct seS biens.
II Sc trouvait meme tres g6nereux
ct tres chevaleresque den user
ainsi, ct assurement, sill n'eht pas
etc amonreux, il he serait pas
retourne & la Germoniere. II
serait allie s'installer a Paris OH la
finance onvre a deuX battants ses
salons aux heritiers qui cherchent
femme.
Tout au Contraire, II n'avait pas
perdu uu instant pour Sc decIarer,
puisque lie surlendemain de la
mort de son Oncle, il await envoye
NJ. Snbiigny en- ambessade. LIE
doctenr lui await rapporte une
reponse encourageante, mais en-
meme temps il ne lul await pas
cache l'opinion du president sur
lie point de droit qui interessait les
heritlers de M. ct Nine. Vignemal.
La presumption de survie n'etait
pas applicable dams Pespecp, ct
c'etait a NJ. du Pommeval de
prouver que son oncle eIait mort
lie dernier; faute de quoi, lie testa
ment de Nine Vignemal devenait
nn ct sa fortune passait tout Ell.
there q ses colateraux.
Ce tnt un coup de foudre pour le
pauvre Arthur. NJ. Subligny cut
bean lni affirmer que lie president
]ugealt lie process tres gagnable. a
telles enselgnes que lui, Jean Su
bligny, ex chirurgieE major et
chevalier de la Legion d'honneur
n'avait pas cru deyoir diff6rer dc
rempllr Sd mission aupres de Nine
Daudierne. II cut beau ajoutel
Que, personnellement, il Sc faisail
fort de demontrer par DIES preuves
medicales que lie mari await df
SURVIVE a la femme. Rien ny fit
Arthur, revenu de ses illusions
. tomba dams un Encouragement
profond.
/ Quatre jOurs s'etaient ecouIes e
il ne s'etalt pas relieve de ce coup
d'autant plus dur pour lui Que i