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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
SWEET AUBURN I'M HALIFAX.
Houston is onaint and Lovely OF
piace


Goldsmith sang delightfully."- OF "sws
Auburn but sweeter Auburn nestll
among the hills OF Halifax. It derives in
portance, OF course, from being the SCI
of government OF one OF the largest az
most prosperous counties of the Stat
Much OF the business portion OF the tow
was destroyed by fire . few months ag
but piles OF rubbish and crumbliug wal
will soon be- replaced by modern and con
nlodious establishments
The courthouse, a quaint old building
ante beIlum type. stands in the centre
a lovely quadrangle around three sides
which are ranged the county offices. Il
banks and the apartments OF rhe lawyer
The local bar are worthy representative
Of the long line OF eminent jnrists M
advocates who have gilded with fadslei
glory the legal annals OF the Commoi
wealth.
The residential section Of the old tow
is simply FOO lovely FOR description. Fin
old mansions in the midst OF grounds n
propriate for baronial castles are IL
abodes of a cultured elegance second 1
none in Virginia.
The spacious grounds present TO the 81
o. the behoIder the most enchanting vista.
tgJsEiy dalis. whose shadows tbs sun rarel
nenatrates, tempt one to IInger IN the
monday cooIness- But when the moor
fe1uas struggle with the shadows we ca
almost catcs, gIimpses OF the pf,antos
trains OF Tftauia and hear Pucgs sla
laughter as it's treble breaks in upon q
nights deep bass.
Everywhere. over hill and dale. spread
rhe soft green turf enameIled with noa
ers and shattered by the forest trees
Among these may be found giant oak,
the growth OF centuries. under whose sids
spreading branches ths Indan woosd hi
dusky bride: sycanores stretching ou
their white arms, tall poplars and sracesa
elIns This forest in the town Is all dz
resonant with the wild sweet melody d
the woodland birds and q. night. unds
the freely lamp. Ehe whiDDeEwlfs song !
heard
I have never seen a place whsra on
could more pleasantly idle away ID
heated term" where the man ti.sd froa
toll OF The Office and the counting room. q
the woman wearied witt: the giddy WIN,
OF society. could mora surely rscuperata
where
.-Far from the rnaad'ins crowds isnohl
strife. ono may lie down
And dream dreams no mortal ever dreama
before. w. ". ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
HIGH lights

As a rule, woman thinks that ir a tact
or nail is driven in halfway It 5 fa
enough.
There are trying times when life sesuH
like woman's work-basket--aa aood
and no eyes.
among the rare and entertaining peor1
we meet IS the hunorist who IS both cnrs
scious and uncocscions,
Advance sheets are the letter In which
a girl lets man know that a proposal
y.cuId receive favorable consideration.
The ties OF human kiushsp are 50 ftr-
reaching thar when we meet i guilty maj
We shrink from looking him IN the face.
Nhsn woman is feeling the ARREST
generally the time that a big, ugly safett
PIN sticks out from under her hest In thi
back.-Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17

waist between rows OF tucks. This lace
braid reminds you. in some patterns.
little Of the oid-fashioned toreton $, which
in It's day enjoyed such a popularity.
Among the transparent materials that
are new this season is a crash so coarse
that the lining is visible Threads Of the
crash are drawn and ribbons run through
In this way neat shirring Is made for
the yoke. Ecru-colored crash, over lin
ing Of pink, is very pretty, especially
when worn with a sash anaEstocks of pink
and an ecru hat with a nodding pink rose.
The functions of pink have been increas-.
ed this season by the many new shades.
Many Of these have familiar names, like.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Uncle Zcb's Fiiosot'y.

Tayno use o. gittin' worried
Bout de things oh dis here world;
Doncher know it's all dead nonsense
TO git mad an fuss an quirl?
speck yo' fussins gwine ter help you
Fer to indijest da5 bread
What yo' wife dun made SO heavy
Dat you say it felt like lead?
Doncher know you hurt her feelin's
When you say she amt no cook?
Won can't blame her fer de scripshuns.
She dun learnt EN- from de book
Hole yo' temper-dats me talkin';
Dis here nigger's spoke de trufe;
Fussin' amt gwine pay de ice bill,
Nur put shingles on de rufe.
WIFI folks grumbe bout de wedder-
Fuss too cold an den too not;
Niger he am satisfacshun-
Peace O. mine am all he got.
spose de sun he am scorchin'.
A little heat am not amlss
Mine you never git a passage
To a hotter placA dan dis.
III. VERT HOLLOWAY.
June Il, 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
IMPORTED GOLF
STICKS MADE HERE
Some Interesting Facts Concerning
Richmond's Trade.
A BIG EXPORT BUSINESS.
The Output Of the Various Local
Manufacturing Concerns in This
City Reach All Quarters
Of the Globe.

Richmond is known by her works in
almost every country of the world said
a well-known business man. There
are thousands who may not be aware that
Richmond is the capital of the State OF
Virginia, the leading city of the Old
Dominion, and the Queen City of the
South. but they are fully cognizant of the
fact ulat the locomotives that draw their
trains were built in Richmond, that they
smoke cigarettes made in factories located
in Richmond, and that thousands and
thousands of pounds of the tobacco they
use, manufactured wherever it may be,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
PARISG0WRS WORN
BY AMERICANS
Mrs. Gould Creates a Sensation in a
Beautiful Combination.
PINK The SEASONS COLOR
Mrs. Potter Palmer Dazzles Paris
With Her Toile,s and Introduces
New Modes tie Paris Society.
Tailor-Made Gowns.
PINK THE SEASONS COLOR
p Aals. June s.-The spring dresses Worn,

PARIS, June 6.-The spring dresses worn
al the races, in Paris at the vernissage.
1T the Salon, in the Bois de Boulogne ana
at the theatres have many novel features
so many. in fact, that enc Gespalrs OF ever
describing any of them, 50 great is the
swhirl OF mind which they produce.
Next TO the year 1850, when fashiorawere
50 complex that everything was trimmed
with a bow or a founce. the year 1900 VA!
hold the record of The century in COM
,,Itcated materials and trimmings. And
not only are these mixed in an unusual
degree. but coiors are combined in strange
,,ays until The snow window of a fash
,nnagle shop resembles a rainbow in hue
In Justice to the styles II may be SAID
that they are pretty. The trying habit
hack: the very difficult fitted hips and
the narrow knees are all abandoned for
sweeping skirt rather wide and quite long
In these new skirts there is suggestion
of q return Of the crincine, or at least
of a return to the round skirt which may,
before the first of the year, be thing
that is again in vogue.
We have. indeed, the round skirt now
] am describing a dress worn by Mrs Pot
Ter Palmer q few days ago. 1t was a
standard blue foulard, figured with many
fancy stainp!ngs, ali in seometric designs.
Circles, squares and tr.angies in cream
covered its blue surface.
The skirt, the couturlere who made it
Informed the writer, was cut perfectly
round slightly lenger in the back than
IN the front The fu1lness from the waist
10 the hips WAS confined by many rows
of shrring which were placed so close to
each other that they made yoke which
was almost a trimming for the skirt Be-
low this shirred yoke the skirt Jared out
n little and was trimmed around the foot
with many rufiies. put on in curved shape,
some iraped high; and other extending, TO
the foot of the skirt
MRS. PALaIEg.S DRESS.
The, waist had shtrred yoke and the
tons Of the sleeves We're shirred. This
gave a rather pretty and decidedly juve-
nile appearance TO the waist, though the
from. was brought down in a long point
IN the middle of the belt a broad Cir
die of artfehofze green satin confined the
waist The hat was a marvel in green
and pink. the two colors being cunn!ngly
mingled as in a flower garden.
Mrs Edwin Sopid who has been Great
ing something OF sensation over here
for her Youth, her good looks and her
elegant Gowns and who was recently pre-
scented ct court, wore q few days ago,
dress which attracted attention. 1t was
IN black and white, those two most de-
siraf,ls eolors from q cnoGisSe's stand
point. .Gige me black and white and
car, do anything. said a fashionable dress
maker the other day, running her hands
through chiffon flounee OF black. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17

the Lawson pink of a couple of seasons
ago. The Dewey pink is a very pale pink;
while the Empire pink is rather deep. Bru-
nettes can aspire to all these shades. I'M
less it be the deepest of them, but the
blonde must be careful. It takes very
little to make fair complexion muddy
by the side OF a ripe pink. Better choose
the fair shades, even though they fade a
little during the summer.
The plain colors will not rule this fall;
it is to be brocade season: and the bro
cades will cunningly mfngle velvet and
silk, lace and cotton, until the prettiest
of results are obtained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Ono ofyrhosc oncstion=.

Tess-she's old Brownson's widow.
Which one II shef ].
Tess-What do you meant
Jsss-Why. he was married twice. d
she his first Or second widow? Fh.lataA
pnia North American.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-08
Condon's Visitation Of the Dis
ease Confined to One Case.
Quarantine Raised. All
Danger Passed.

Thanks TO the prompt action taken
by our city authorities TO prevent the
spread Of small pox no more eases have
developed and all fears Of an epidemic
have passed. The quarantine Of the
building in which the disease fret APP
peared was raised Tuesday and the I'M
mates we're given their freedom. Our
people adopted the only right course
when the disease first appeared which
was to take vigorous measures to stamp
II out and to call II by It's right name as
a matter Of precaution 10 the people Of
the surrounding country. The result
has been most gratifying. So far as we
know no other town in the state that
has been visited by the small pox has
been so fortunate In getting rid Of it.
The GLOBE was honest with It's readere
when the disease first appeared in not
trying TO cover 1t up and II Is now as
honest In announcing that the town is
free from II and that no fear need be
felt by people IN the surrounding coun-
try In coming to town when they have
occasion todoso
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-08

p $ Brown WAS here buying yearltn,
steers this week
A pleasant patty WAS given al til,
residence II A. w. Armstrong last Fri
day evening,
Wm. Ausgrove and w Clark hate
secured the contract VI ploSing TIN
Riesarher homestead.
A dance MAS given at r. Branlor'4 6r,
lhst Friday evening"; ais oae az Gp,.
iiansOn's rPsidfnre oH tie pIttiens FIJI,
day evening. 4 pleasant time was had
and escelle1, sITp.rs were serye al
both places.
Wilson Snith has re'nra,l from T Ie
Dallts where he went 10 attcnd tic t IN
eial "f his grandmother, Mrs JOSEPH
Beezley. pil .4r Of Jr 20 j, bat recent.
ly ot Nv. The iemsiBs were shipped To
TIE Ddlles for internent.
The sciiaoI meeting in district M. %
passed oifq1Ietly. A. W. Armstrong
and Taylor Brandon Were elected diree-
tors to dill the yacancies Of 5 Se0ggins
and Frank Arpistroug aud Brick Bald
ing was elected for the fuli term. Wm.
Mnsgrove was reelected clerk. Il was
decided to build new school house and
work will begin SOON.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-08
TIiu uRst,AY. MARCH, d 1000
Purely Business.


Chalnbe,laIn'a Remedies are sold by
thc cem!on Drug Co
Order 4 tailor made auit--ilt guaran
teed---irom Dunn Bfos.
We are agents for the famous Buck
ingham 4 lleclch Boots and shoes.
Dunn Bros.
The genuine Laxative Bfopo QulnIne
" sold N Condor only by the Condor
Drug 90.
Paints, ollsand white lead IN abund.
anec and ~ lowest prices atThe Hudson
Pharmacy.
Choice family white fish ~ Dunn Bros.
The genuine Beechan's English Bit
ters and Pills nt the Condor Drug Cor.
q. l.. Neal, the well known auction
eer, Mlll give the etricieet attention u
All huslness entrusted "a his care. II
YOU have property to sell consult bin.
The Pyramid ot health IL reached by
spring tonic. Comp. sarsaparilla
makes blood and builds up the system.
For sale BY the Hudson Pharmacy.
We wish to thank our patrons for
their liberal patronngn during the past
year and hope TO merit continuance Of
the same 10 the inturc. Dunn Bros.
II you are thinking Of doing some
painting this season, Just remember that
the Condon Drug Go. have every thing
10 stock from n 25c brush to u i00lb keg
Of lead, wc also carry window glass oil
sizes.
WAarnD The ladies Of Conlon and
vicinity to know that they can get the
best assortment o. high class fruits, con.
fectIonery and crackers at jackson & Dy.
sart'e.
Dunn Bros. hayn 40 immense line oi
nne merchandise upon which the prices
have becn reduced since the holidays.
Their stock consists Of Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Furnishings, Groceries etc.
The Hudson Pharmacy is sole agent
for Perfection Headache Waiers--no
morphine or antIpyrenc-iang's Laxa-
tive Cold Tablets and DR.. sheik's Col
den Hair and DandruT Cure.
''I.et as Dream the Old Dream out, -
ION the Banks Of the Wabash, ,o--''I
Loved you Better than You Knew
"From Prison to Mothers Grave, -
"Mr. johnson Don't Get Gayn and many
other up.to-date songs with music at
Condor Drug Co.'S.
The American News Co has establish-
cd branch 10 Condor. All domestic
and foreign publications can now be had
at publishers price, such as scrlbner's
Munsey'a, McCInre's, Ilarpet's and myt-
lads oi others Will gbe kept always In
stock by the Condor Drug Co, agents.
Best Bluestone at tho Condor Drug
Co.'S.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-08

Fremont Wade aud wife visited ont oi
town sunday,
Mr.. Frank Rinehart returned from the
Willamette valley last week.
Miss Kate Gayhart has returned TO
her home at Corvallis.
Dr. Batter, the Arlington dentist, is
working IN 0lex.
We are happy to say Joe Wards hors-
es are improving since he called the Dr.
20 see them.
81. Patrick's day will be celebrated
here on the night oi the 10th with q
grand ball in Wadg's hall.
Jap podson has accepted a position
as head mechanic In J.. L, Thomas man
uiacturing and repairing establishment,
Jap and his family have moved into the
Thomas hall.
Farm work has opened up in earnest,
considerable spung grain being sown.
This vicinity IL expected 10 harvest y
big crop this year as every farmer has
from 300 to 1000 acres Of grain.
olex had a small pox scare last week,
A man came along one morning and
stopping Ut the house Of Grant Wade,
asked for something loeat. Mrs. Wade
generously gave him his breakfast which
he ate with relish and departed. AZ
ter he had gone some one reported he
was sick and had been driven out Of Ar
iinglon because he was supposed to have
small pox. Every body was excited.
Grant Wade jumped on his horse and
soon overlook the man, who asserted that
ho was In perfect health but Grant sub
jccted him TO q most critical examine
tion aud coming back reported him
sound as the gold standard. We think
Grant deserves the titlo Of NJ. ID and
that he should have diploma without
further questions.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-08
Democratic Club.

The Gillian county Jeifersonian Dem
ocratic Club was organized at this place
last Saturday. Sam Il. Van yactor was
elected temporary chairman and r. II.
Stephenson was chosen as temporary
secretary. A committee, composed Of
). A. Pattison. w. L. Wilcox, and AN
drew Grelner was appointed to draft
resolutions setting forth the name and
object Of the club after which the fol.
lowing permanent officers were elected I;
President, Sam i. Van vactor: Vice
president, Andrew Greiner: Secretary,
T. II. Stephenson; Treasurer. I'D Dunn.
The club was organized with almost 20
members. After short conference the
club adjourned subject TO the call Of the
chairman.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-08

bohN~-SundHy evening March 4, 1900,
TO the wife u y. q. May. of this city, d
ninc-p pound daughter.
u. 7. Weir, Of Arlington went through
iron Mayyille Tuesday with i band Of
horses which he Will ship to market.
Rettie 4 Patterson have bought Alex
llardie's 1909 wool clip to be delivered
at Tho DaIles, the price TO be 10 cents
4 pound.
Cleo. y. Dukek VAS over from May.
Vile Tuesday. The indications now are
that q. y. will vote tho republican tick
Of ut the June election.
y. X searcy WAS In from Beecher Flat
this week lie had with him l5 or 20 Of
his pack Of hounds and was looking Tor
coyote and fresh democratic sealps.
Miss Maria Harrington, Il sister Of
Mrs. Geo. Gibbons, died az the Gibbons
home, near Mayyillc, laet Sunday morn
Ing, after q lingering illness. The funer-
Al occurred Monday
John Maddock returned last week from
q business trip to Chicago and Detroit.
lie spent several weeks 10 the "Windy
City, and reports having had good
time.
Bert piersol writes us from Orin, Wyo-
ming, to send the GLoBE TO his address.
Bert likes the country whore he IL and
he Is still working for DR.. J. NJ. Wilson,
with whom he left Gillian county last
spring, Stock IL doing well and Bert
thinks he will become permanent fx-
turc 90 the Wyoming plains.
NoricE-The Democratic Central Com
miitee Of Gillian County, Oregon will
meet ut Condor, Oregon, on Saturday,
March. 10, 1900, At O'clock, r. NJ. All
committeeman should be present.
Il +. WnR. Chairman.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-08
Banker Routa A Robbar.

J X Garrison, Cashier of the bank Of
Tbornyille, Ohio, had been robbed of
health by serious lung trouble until
he tried DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption Then he wrote: ''1t ls
the best medlcine / ever used ior a se-
we're cold or bad case oil Inng tronl,le.
| always keep bottle on handp Don t
suffsr With Coughs, Colds or any Throat
Chest or Lnng trouble when you can he
cured 80 easily Only SOC and 81 90.
Trial hotties free at Condor Drug Co.'S
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-08
City Election.

A full vote was polled at the city cleo
tion Tuesday and tile day passed quietly
without riots or Disturbances cf any kind
In fact, ~ compared with nm election
day ln Kentucky, Il was rather tame
aiIair.
Mayor Dunn was elected 10 succeed
himself by unanimous vote there be-
Ing no other candidate Ia the 6eId. This
was splendid endorsement Of MIR.
Dunn's administration OF municipal
affairs during the past two years.
There We're seven candidates named on
the printed tickets for councilmen, four
70 be elected, but when the vote was
canvassed II was found that the name
OF w. Il. Wilcox, had been written on a
sufficient number Of ballots to insure his
election. We understand that Mr.. vii.
cox declined to be a candidate but the
voters would not have II that way.
Charles Fix received higher number
Of votes than any other candidate for
councilman which shows that his good
work as member Of that body In the
past has not been forgotten. Fred VIII
son and Frank sprlugston came in with
good big votes and were elected on their
ilrst venture into the tangled web OF
city politics.
Being a SILVER democrat T.. II. Sleph-
enson got elected bya vote Of almost 10
to aud +. A. May downed his opponent
just tol. Following is the vote.
Mayor-Ed Dunn, 80.
Council-Chas. Fix, "a Fred Wilson,
'2l; W. l.. Wilcox, 10: +. NJ. springston,
10; $, X, Luna, II; u. W. Rinehart, lS /;
Jean Laoous, Z Joe Harbin, 0.
Treasurer-P. II, Stephenson, %;
Frank Parker, ..
Recorder-E. A. May, 20; George
Tatom, 8.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-08
Obituary.
Communicated.

VIM. r. Hurt, son OF Isaiah and
Sarah, Finrt, aged
2s years, 8 months and days, died al
the home Of bis brother. s. A. y. Hurt,
Feb 26, 1900, after a lingering illness oi
several months. lie was highly esteem
ell by all who knew him and bore with
great patience bis long sickness. lie
leaves an aged mother, three brothers
and four sisters to mourn his nntiniely
death namely, J Y. Hurt, Olex, s. A. ID
Hurt, Condor, u. NJ. Hurt, Idaho. Mrs.
G. b. Stewart, Clear Water, Mrs d. G.
Whiting, huntsville; Mrs. J.. b. Des-
pain, Ukiah and Mrs. J. B. Keeney,
Goshen, all Of whom have the sympathy
OF a large circle Of friends.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-08

II troubled with rheumatism, give
Chamberlain's Pain-Balm a trial. 1t
wilinot cost yon a cent il it does no good.
One application will relieve the pain
IL also cures sprains and bruises in one
third the time required BY any other
treatment Cuts, burns. frostbites qnin-
sey, pains in the side and chest. gIandu.
lar and other swellings are quickly cur
eel by applying it. Every bottle var.
ranted. Price, Is and 50 cts.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-08
Notice.

To better prepare myself to serve ynu
in the future | expect, 10 short time,
to attend course of lectures 10 one II
our best medical colleges. To do this
must collect. All parties owing me will
please take notice. Call at my office and
settle or make satisfactory arrange
ments. Thanking yon for past patron
age, am yours sincerely.
DR. s. X. LUNA.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-08
Remarkable Cures OF rheumatism.
n4a,a tha tst,tt..to.- q, ,t..f..,,at. =,

From the vindieator, Rltiierfo;iton G.
The editor Of the Vindicatur has had
occasion otest the efficacy Of fChanber-
lain's Pain Balm taice With the mort
remarkable results III each case. First
witl, rbenmatism ia the shoulder from
which he suffered excrnciating pain for
ten days which WAS relieved with Two
applications 0f Pain Balnr, rubbing the
parts afflicted and realizing instant hem
Eft and entire relief in very short time.
Second, IN rheumatism ir thigh jDint,
alnpst prostrating bin with severe pain,
which vas relieved by two applications,
rubbing with the liniment on retiring
at night, and getting mp free from pain.
For gale hy The Hudson Pharmacy, O.
w. Ctosfiield, Mgr.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-08

At the school election held Monday,
NJ. 0. Clarke VAS reelected trustee and
r. II. Stephenson was reelected clerk
Cards are ont announcing the APP
preaching marriage Of Miss NJ. Beatrice
Hurley to Mr.. Frank NJ Plitrr. The
ceremony will occur next sunday even
ing.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-08

XITANTEn SEVERAL PERSONS ron DIS.
w uict unee Managers in this state TO repre-
seat me ~ their own and surrounding counties.
Willing 10 pay yearly 5000, payable weekly. De.
tlfablc employment with unusuat opportunities.
References exchanged Enclbsc srlf.addressed
stamped envelope, s. A, Park, 80 CAxlon hutid-
ing. Chicago.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-04

as hundreds of tickets have already
been sold to friends of the young man
who is aspiring to position in the
musical world.
A telegram was received from II.
Evan Williams yesterday, stating that
he will positively appear and sing his
allotted numbers on the programme. He
will leave New York at 10 a. m, ar
irving in the city at 1.55 p. M, and
will be met by the committee In charge
of the concert. Mr. Williams has al
ready forwarded his music to the ac-
companist, and in a letter received by
one of the committee, the celebrated
Welsh tenor stated that he was
pleased to have an opportunity to sing
to the Welsh people of West Scranton.
Mr. Williams has appeared in this
city as soloist of the Philharmonic or
Chestra and his ability is too we'll
known to need any comment here. The
other participants will be the Schubert
quartette. Miss Elizabeth Thomas, Mrs
Rundall, Miss Norma Williams. Haydn
Evans, George Martin, Llew Herbert
David stephens and William Evans.