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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-07-20

uosrEsANo'
ss 10 the HEsAlD'
wa vent to Tacoma Tuesday
,s.v and wife Of Olympia.
-, Of Ed. Story over Sun
,,,n, institots will be held in
Ait year, the first week in
~, hss sold his beautiful
= Spruce street TO DR.. Bueland
in.
NJ CaIdss spent several days
Mins Ars. Grant Wheeler
n.
liCinpbell came down from
suhy evening to spend a few
bdly.
rd,sd bic home the first Of
b still in Mr.. Veysey's
ardsen.
Iuau, niece Of County Com.
Hartman spent q few days in
y ussk.
/ s,s,sction John Glenn has
Init sioss 10 q papier nache
ID. Penn.
Dais, The Olympia PROFESSIONAL
hros east to try his powers
niden.
jAh)pn hes returned from q
\ Peeks on the Sound with
3sa trends.
Ind men now loo ated here
stwdsy for Ocosta to work on
sd d the road.
aWads Of Tacoma, came down
b witt = few days with her
b. u. A. Watkins.
no has been treated to another
hsa. d.. Grant, a whatnot,
As rink this week.
nAaao band went down on
10 the Beach Sunday. The
aaies have issued season
v boys.
Aver left Saturday for q
viait With relatives in New
Hiss Julia Esmoud accom-
y hr ~ CentraIia.
s'ad vile Of Olympia, drove
g'o visit with relatives for q
H. West Is proprietor of one
s'hops Of Olympia.
pns Sunday at the Beach be.
To and Hoquiam ended at
dsAs seventh innings in a
'n's stood l6 to l6.
y Loos returned from Sc.
w evening for a visit of
NTH friends. Miss Loos
. b Portland to work in a
Millinery hvuse.
commissioners have given
Anhlp at the agricultural
Nlnan to Leonard Hall OF
Aas'd is a graduate OF the
sHs and a very deserving
w became delerious Mon.
%H o'clock aud was ad.
no taken to the asylum
F" Brown was there for q
Snd it was hoped he was
ssns not.
|Ssyker, brothers of ex.
OF Goucher Academy,
Ivhsels from the Sound |
Wy was . member of the
volunteers and returned
'''upls Of months ago. |
manners T. G. Reed and
pon . new time card this
amer Montesano will leave
~M Hoquiam and inter-
Inc Reed will leave at !
"'ssport, connecting with
aaln at Hoquiam. The
.A' ieave here at 8:45 q.
.0ush to the Beach, re-
CSH m, and then return.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-07-20
SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE.

In the Superior Court Of Washington, for Oh
halls County.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-07-20

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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-08
Court House JOtiings.

Antoine Clement, a subject of Great
Britain, made a declaration for citizen
ship.
| Certificate Of marriage, Chas. w.
Gurnsey, to Miss Ora Baker, both of
Southwick, the ceremony being perform
ell the I'd inst. by Rev. Enoch Faw.
| Thos +. Lynch, notice of water right,
location for irrigating purposes on Cap
tain John Crees.
County School Superintendent Jennie
Harrington, is in receipt of communi-
cation from the State School Superin-
tendant, stating that the apportionment
for the school fund from the state has
been made, which amounts to Si3, 979.4o.
of which Nez Perce receives 81 .o34 90.
4 In the matter ofthe estate of W. I. Cox,
a return sale of realestate by 7 A. Robin
son, administrator, has been made to,
was confirmed, consisted, six acres of land
situated 4 Of mile Of the Pearcy ferry.
to Mrs. Sanford. Consideration 5000 100
An annual accounting will be rendered
before. Probate Judge Langford, the II
instant. bv kathrine Kasper admnistra-
trix, for the estate of ]. Kasper.
County Superintendent, Jennie Harr-
iugtoii, forwarded a report yesterday, to
the Commissioner of Education, Stats
tcal Department, Washington. ID. G..
relating to the years of 1897 aud 'eS
Assessor Speaker is again at his desk
after few days visit to the Potlstch
country Mr.. Speaker says, the fall grain
is looking we'll, but quite the reverse
with the spring sown grain, which is both
late and poor, and if warm weather CON
tinues, it will not even make good hay.
Flax is late, has good stand, but needs
rain badly. The fruit crop is light Oh
the ridges, there being no. cherries,
peaches, prunes or pears, and light crop
of apples.
The delinquent taxes for the year '9S
are coming in slowly. The sale of prop
erty, for delinquencies has been COM
pleted. most of which reverted 10 the
county.
The following instruments were filed
for record, in the recorders Office, since
our last issue. Edmund G, Burke, deed
to Mary J. Moore. lot 7 block 81 on Nor
NAL Hill, consideration 1880. Chas. NJ
Snyder, to A. III. Porter, deed to SO acres
near Juliaetta, consideration $500. Jerad
Buchler, to II. A. Morgan, deed to I6o
acres. near Genesee, in this county,
consideration s. 600, J A. Miller and
wife. to J. b. Lauby, part of lot Of rs
acres, on Normal Hill, consideration
$2,5oo.
Notice by C. A. Rogers, of Asotin placer
location. at mouth of Corral Greek, also
water right location on same creek.
The Board of County Commissioners.
will meet in regular session Monday next
to transact business, and also sit, as a
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-08
Land Office Notes.

f. w. Blake VS. Frank Bruna is the
title of contest involving 100 acres of
land near Oro Fino. The contestant al
ieges abandonment, aud the cause is set
for the taking of testimony September al
before L. $. Commissioner Wni. NJ,
Chandler at Orc Fino. THIS will be, by
the way, Mr.. Chandler's initial case.
Joseph M. Wolbert VS.. Perfeto Nuanez
is another contest over the abandonment
OF 40 acres of land in the vicinity of
Grangeville. Testimony in this case will
be taken before U. S. Commissioner De
Haven at Grangeville August 18TH.
George n. Hornby VS.. Girard w. Ma
comber is contest over valuable quar-
ter section of land near Moscow. Sep
ten,ber a2d this cause will he tried before
the Register. The three foregoing con-
| tests were all fled Thursday and yester-
| day.
Marvin NJ Jones made communication
proof yesterday upon 100 acres of valua-
Bile land near Fletcher This is situated
on the reservation, and therefore cost the
claimant 5000 to make proof.
Receiver CARLY furnished us with the
| following statement of receipts for the
quarter ending June goth:
! Land sold......... ..............S5 6o9o2
| Fees and conmissions...,..... 4.I7s.SS
|
4 lotai S9, 5A.9o
For the fiscal year ending June 30, 1899
the following were the receipts:
H Land sotd...... ............... $iS,2732s
Fees and commissions. I7,775.69
II
Total al,......................$56 56,oaS 81
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-08
Hunting Copper Properties.

Lucian Eaves, consulting and exanin,
ing engineer, for The Idaho Exploration
and Copper CO., recently organized with
a capital of 100000, is composed oi
some of the greatest 6nanciers of Wall
Street, and is backed by the most power
full syndicate Of copper refners in the
world.
The corporation was organized prim-
arally for the purpose of completing the
work already begun, iii building plant
for mining and smelling the copper ores
of the great Seven Devils group. They
are open however for propositions TO buy
any great copper properties to be found
in Idaho. Utah Oregon, Montana or
British Columbia. This is the company
which is now building the Northwest
Railway from Huntington to the Seven
Devils, to have the ores from the smelter
already located there.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-08
cream at Michael's.


Trade at Michael's. Get something
good.
III you want something h1se, order
Hoefler Ice Cream.
Call on Col. w. H. Henderson for q
first class shine, head quarters at the o.
K. barber shop.
If you want to make the meal en-
joyable eat at the w. S. Restaurant
Music noon and evening.
-Remember the car load Of pianos and
organs win be on sale, July II, jast east
Of the postofhce, Lewiston, Idaho.
Wilde inhaler delivers fresh bread
twice day all over the city. Leave
orders with the delivery man for
groceries.
IF you want the hest and cheapest
acetylene gas plant ON earth, THE Ore
gon," see +. G.. Erb, jsist east of the post
Office Lewiston Idaho.
NOTICE To wATRR CONsUMERs:-
Don't forget to call ut our Office on or
before the 10th inst. and save 25 cents
by paying your water rent.
LEWISTON WATER 4 LIGHT 20.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-08

j. II. Beckley, young man from Port.
land interested in mining property in
Idaho county, passed through yesterday
EN- route from Grangeville to Portland.
The section foreman and small gang
Of men are engaged in excavating 2s.poo
cubic yards Of gravel from the side hillon
the property Of Morris & Kroutinger, al
the foot of main street. The gravel will
be used in making fill to widen the
grade for the purpose Of lengthining the
the track that skirts Snake River from
the round house across the Virgins pro-
perty lately puchased by the Company.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-08

board of equalization on the assessment
roll of taxable property for 1899.
Charles Carlson, Norwegian laborer,
lately of Spokane. was brought in on
yesterdays train, by Constable Edwards.
of Spaulding, and taken before Judge
Langford, aud examined by DIR. Morris.
for insanity aud declared insane. He i'm
agins seven men are after him and he
wishes to keep out of sight. After being
put in the cell at the county Jail, he i'm
midiately crawled under the bed. The
superintendent of the asylum has been
telegraphed to dispatch an attendant to
take the unfortunate thither.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-08
uaioralth & Lewis, dentists, Mair
IT. opposite Raymond House.

ham, ulahy's Celebrated Rex brand of
anu bacon at Wildenthaler's.
home ne hing Of all coffee is The White
Java & Mocha. for sale at Russell's
n''er' eggs and cheese at Michaei's
w. 5 Restaurant.
soo5 "a second hand header, in
spnlv .onulnon. For full PARTICULARS
-pPiy at Teller office.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-08
Candies and nuts ct Micbae,s.
All kinds of fruits at Michael's.

All kinds of fruits at Michaels.
,,-lhe lXL grocery is the cheapest
pace in town for cash.
kiras ~ lirdeentlaler's, = headquarters for all
NUS '' schilling's Best goods.
,pos, nc RUSSELL Cash Grocery has the
' complete stock in the city.
,o; ieam and Swiss cheeses a new in
'e 'h's week at Wildenthaler's.
ona ut sunday Dinner will be all that
Gould wish. W. S. Restaurant.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-08

Fred H. Wood, mining engineer, of
Cleveland, Ohio. representing Ohio
capitalists, was in the city for few days
pefecting plans for the organization Of
the French Greek Mining and Improve
ment company. with a capital stock Of
s.. 500 600 shares at the par value of fIoo
per share, incorporation takes in a group
of 70 claims, and work will be pushed
vigorously.
James N. Davis is now operating down
Snake river purchasing right of way for
the Snsk. river valley railway.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
SUMMER SEWING.
4 Little Light work with the NeeaIs
My Help 10 Pass the Time
Pleasantly.

The Eultry days Of midsummer are
not likely to inspire the seamstreaa
70 special efforts. Sewing 10 9 monot-
onops but exaeting work that requires
agreeable weather and the incentive
OF comfortable surroundings to pre-
yent its becoming drudsery. Under
satisfactory surroundings the needle
IL q solsce to womanly woman.
There are very few women who do not
nnd IN such work a satisfaet ton which
may be entirely incommsnsurate with
the actual value Of the work accom-
plished. What abstruse household
problems are solved and what number
less perplexities are untangled while
the housewife slts quietly bemming
or telling in shady corner Of the
pie<zal Sewing has a soothing effect
on the nerves. and occupies the mind
only enough to keep OF ennui. Tho
steady, even action Of the hands IL In
ehtably accompanied by a similar sc-
Won Of the thoughts that prepares the
most nervous woman to take q some
what philosophic view Of affasrs.
In the calm OF the afternoon she
quietly stitches away with her needle,
and the breeze that comes from dow
sr-lsden meadow grass brings its balm
Vt fragrance at this time, when she 10
able to commune with herself over
seam and gussot and band"
In these modern days, when all Of
the drudgery Of sewing has been dele
gated 70 the sewing machine, the re-
Train OF Hoods famous song carries
no pathos with II as II did In that olden
time. The capable seamstress, even
though she is compelled 10 earn with
her needle daily bread and provide the
rooftPse that covers her from storm,
10 ~ tndependent woman. Tho In
espsbls remain, here a. In every other
class Of workers, alternately appeal
ing to our pity and rousing W TO solve
problem that through all the ages
hai remained unsolyed. There are very
few women who would be willing 70 re-
ugp al the pleasure with oil the work
Of sewing TO alien hands, Under vari.
eps excuses they 60 back TO It when
~ their circumstances call them to
different work, II is pleasant TO recall
the number Of women who have found
delight In the needle. II 10 o proud
procession and democratic one. The
names OF famous queens and royal
prinosssss lead the procession, dating
from those days when nesdlework was
the exclusive employment Of women
Of rank. To-day no woman Ia 70 hum
bic nor % poor but that the priv.
isgs is hers Of using the needle. Let
US recall sometimes the daya that are
not 30 far removed from this century
when steel needles were unknown, and
the coarHs. shspeless garments Of the
time we're sewn together with wooden
nsedles-N, 7. Tribune,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
ux,- D,,r. are the iAvOrits family
f100o'S PiliS eathArtis. Price sc.
HRRo,sM IN COAL MINING.
TIE Hardy worker AWAY Down tn
der the Earth Lives IN
Constant Peril


Every miner Is hero, for his Life is
hourly best by peril Ths world is
now ringing with praise OF the feat
performed BY the crew OF the Aerri-
mae In the Santiago channel, and had
lieut. Hooson lost his life In that dAr-
Ing act monumens would have been
erected 70 his memory, and bis grave
kept green by an admiring people
HIM, We are proud OF. and rightly TOO;
but he was nred by the enthusiasm OF
war. while there are hundreds Of coal
miners In the kanA"he valley whose
daily avceation leads them iAto posi-
tions equally as dangerous and TO
them we only oirer contemplate one
feat Is performed for the pride Of 8
nation, while the other Is contributed
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

There is 3 streak OF cruelty in human
nature. Grant Gillet, the fellow who
stepped up from = cheap telegraph
operator to the title of .'Cattle King
and failed for q million or two inside
Of four years, and skipped TO Mexico
with hundred thousand dollars, want.
to get back 10 sunny Kansas, bat there
are some people who are not willing to
forgive and be forgiven. Thompson,
who wrecked the big bank At Sedaliar
wants to come home, and will forgive
his victims IL they win promise TO lei
him alone. DArrAgh, who wrecked The
Kansas City Safe Deposit company,
and caused many poor people to
commit suicide, is willing 10 forgive
all the depostors il they Will let him
alone. But some Of those deposition,
are 50 cruel as to think DArragh should
be in the pen. Kennedy, The tram
rObber, Is willing to forgive the rail-
road companies il they will only ls.
him alone. Is 1t not strange that we
hesitate to forgive these people' They
are al large, doing as they please, and
why should we not forgive them before
they "dor US sgsin'
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

HigginsvIlle Advance; ''It's a bad
thing ar newspapers to be slsrually
Sighting General Prosperity 'Gen-
crsl Prosperity never comes where he
isn't wanted. He expects TO be invited
and received iu a becoming manner. ="
This explains il. One week we have
q fiat-foeled statement that 'sGenersl
Prosperity" is here 10 stay. The mex,
week We are told that she never comes
where he isn't wanted" The old fool!
When the people Of the ives, and south
have been crying for him for years and
years, for him 10 hide away IN Mark
Hanna's expansive bosom, and say he
won't 60 where he isn't wanted. The
fact is .sGeneral Prosperity" Is dead.
HIS very name Is q stencil. The repab-
Iicans have a dummy which they are
using TO fool the people They fear to
let the people examine the dummy.
..Inyitedl" Hai hai Iayite . dead
man to yisii you, and meet him with
the brass bandl Bot denf touch him
or ask him to speak, Tins is 3 case
where you mus, believe with all your
might that "GeneraI Prosperity q here
and then work like . dog to make =
bare living. aud see your property
depreciate in value all the time, and
whOOp 'er up for the &. o. p. Hsdes Is
tall Of exploded isms that are ten tunes
as homes, IS this General Prosperity"
rot.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
FASHIONS MIRROR.
In WhieA Nay ne seen tAs ssrteas
ce.pssests sf the ssesear
Costumea-

Tinted horse chestnut blossoms are
very prsttily worn on bisge-eolored
beach hats Of Milan braid trimmed
with aeelle lace and brown satin RIB
hon.
An shades Of gray are 20 be used this
year for walking and visiting drssses
fawn fints and light brown are also
popular. In brighter eolors purple.
naeelis blue aud SQUIRE "a deep or
angel are favorites.
Personal---very. wear Organdie dresses
are fashionable this season. and all
dresses Of sheer fabrics are extremely
popular. Linen suits sell well. and
there ID an undated demand for ging-
ham and pereLe.
Some OF the most beautiful gOodz In
the elegant outfits for the summer are
the French and India Iausllns. and the
daintiest sort OF evening gowns. a.
well a. those for dreSSy afternoon
wear, are made Of batiste. especially
In lowered cream white with trim
mings OF cream lace. Some Of the
fashionably made gowns have the mus
I'm or batiste sklrt hung over . second
one Of plain organdie, the tint Of the
background OF the dress fabric. The
shirt is cut exactly like the outside
one. and either plainly hemmed or
inlshed with lAee-edged rufie. The
silk undersllp Is worn beneath. This
arrangement Is followed when q very
airy effect Is desired. In other cases
the silk slip alone Is used.
The shirt waist still continues TO be
worn with skirts of every mstriAl.
The lawn shlrt waists are pretty and
dressy over silk or muslin waists Of
red. pink or blue.
Bslts Of white leather and other
shades with fancy buckles are much
favored
For the early autumn there are
shown some pretty Paquin coat mod
els In elk or satin, slightly longer than
the spring and summer shapes, cut
either In continuous lengths from neck
20 ham or finished with applied
basquss. These coats are rounded on
ths fronts, buttoned on the left side,
and then sloped away to show a full.
slightly pouched blouse vest from be-
low the bust 10 the belt.
Plaid muslins are found In lovely
combinations. snoh as pink and cream.
apple green and white, and black and
white. Two beautiful and uncommon
dsAgns recently seen were pale hello
trope with two shades Of pink, and
deep yellow containing a touch Of or
Ange combined with cream.
Leather belts are now universally
worn They are made with purse and
satehel attachments and are both con-
ysnient and useful for bIcyclists and
trsvelera The Boston bag is still a
favorite for short trips, as II Is light
and commodlous.
Many Of the pretty silk, crepe de
chine and yelling dresses are finished
with three tiny frills Of ribbon, lap
ping each other. and gathered mod
erately full These frills, though not
novelties. are newer than those made
Of the dress goods, and they are given
q novel eject by the deft manner In
which they are adjusted and by the
beauty Of the various two-toned or
double-faeed ribbons used. II the frills
ere made bit too wide the effeot In
spoiled. They must not measure. all
told. more than three inches; there.
fore. ribbons trife over an inch wide
are the proper selection.-Boston
Budget.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
HoR's Thisl

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured BY HALLS Catarrh Cure,
~. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, o,
We, the undersigned, have known Y. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and bsllsv,
him perfectly honorable 10 all business
Transactions and financially able 10 carry
out any obligations made by the firm.
West q Truax, wholesale druggIsts
Toledo, o.
WsldlnR, Klnnsn a Marvin, wholesal,
druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls catarrh oprs 10 taken Internally
eetinE directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. TostImo.
malls sent iroO. Price 75c per bottle. Sold
bV all druggists. i.7.Im
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
Iupv pop cIpcnfT oonpr

The county court has drawn the follow.
Ing Jury 10 serve during the March tern
Of circuit court, at HiggissyilIs.
Clay townshiP-ROhsrt Masterson, ]. ]
0sraughty and George W. Gillespie.
Davis township - Thomas Thomas
Thomas w. stsley and Fred Minershagen
Dover township-waIter Il. vanAnglen
John A. Edwards and william Kelly.
Freedom township - Herman Kueck
william sodemau and julius Yogt, Jr.
Lexington toTpship-R. q. Young
Thomas J. Green and Robert d. Barnett
Middleton townsbip-Iks p. Taylor, J
d. MaStsrsou and August Erdman.
sni.a'Bar township-Benton Groom
Thomas Powers and z. N. FereusIn.
Washington township Charles Brock
man, George A. Fitch and Dyer shsr
wood, ",
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
What We Ear

ls lntsnded 70 nourlsh end sustain Us. but
II must be digestsd and assimilated
before II can do this. In other words,
the nourishment contained 10 food
must be separated BY the digestive
organs from the waste materials and
must be carried by the blood TO all
parta Of the body, We believe the reason
for ths great benefit 90 many people
derive from Hoods sarsaparilla lies
10 the fact that this medicine gives
good digestion and makes pure, rich
blood. II restores the fupctlons Of
those organs which convert food into
polrlshment that gives strength Ia
nerves and muscles. II slso cures
dyspepsla, scroiula, salt Thsum, boIls
sores. pimplss and eruptlOns, oatarrh
Yhsumstism and all diseases that have
their origin in Impure blood.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
PHYsIoIAEs TAKE E0TrnR

The city ordnance requiring that ali
physicians report every case Of measles OF
other contagious disease within three
miles Of the city 10 not being complied
with as there are quite number OF cases
of measles throughout the city ard 10
order to prevent the same from spreadip 10 q
and for the protection OF the rights
health and comfort OF others, l hereby
give notice that every case must be re.
ported without delay. The penalty fol
not complying with the provision Of the
ordinance regarding the reporting Of con
'agions diseases Is 9 Ans Of 200, sud
notice Is hereby given that said ordin mar CT
will be enforced against all parties iailinp 9
to comply Herewith.
JoHS Q. YouNa, sR., Mayor.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14
LEROY FARMER.

Lexington Lodge No. i67, KIP. installed
lhe following officers at their me.,Iao
Thursday night Of last week. james ~
ksrahner, NJ. OF WI Frank y. Car,e, -" "
c'i VIM. Goodwin, V, O.; Thomas Ro.s. ~
we'll prelatei Joe A. Wilson, M otr
Elias Spruce, NJ. Of F.; s. B. Thornton Y
o. H. q 81 John T. Walton, M, Al !"
Charles oustafmoO, |. o., and Tboma. 4
Price, o, q, a' A.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

There Is scheme now being
developed to ge, congress to give John
N. Palmer a little present Of on'
hundred thousand dollars. We ar'
not old enough 10 recall the time wher
John NJ. Palmer was net feeding at The
public crib. lie has been well paid fol
all the good, and all the bad he eyel
did, and we deny the right Of congress
10 give him cent. Perhaps th'
republicans feel under special ebliga
tons to him. II 50, lot them 90 dow
In their own pockets, NO more snap
for traitors.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-14

Why does The Kansas City Journal
make such q fuss about train robbers
while Darragh, the bank robber. is al
liberty, ana uuulsturoedS Dsrragn gu'
more money. and did more harm to
the business interests Of Kansas City
than sll the train robbers yet FIVE long
years have passed since his crest steal,
and he can wear diamonds, smoke good
cigars and live at his ease. Why mol
vary the thing little and get aftel
Darragh q little7