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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-04
CURED OF CHRONIC DIARRHOEA
AFTER THIRTY YEARS OF
SUFFERING.

II suffered for thirty years with diar-
rhoea and thought I was past being
cured" says John S. Holloway Of
French Camp. Miss. Il had spent so
much time and money and had suffered
so much that had given up all hopes
of recovery. I was 30 feeble from the
effects Of the diarrhoea that / could
do no kind OF labor. could not even
travel, but by accident was permitted
to find a bottle Of Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea RENE
dy, and after taking several bottles I
am entirely cured Of that trouble. I
am so pleased with the result that /
am anxious that it be in reach Of all
who suffer as have" For sale by all
dealers and druggists Benson. Smith
& Co. general agents Territory of
Hawaii.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-04

prcciztiOn- All otAr United STATES
notes were deprecated in value eruD
1852 until the resumption Of sperss
payments The Act Of February -
1851. provided for the substitution Of
United States notes IN place Of the d.
mand notes. and the latter were there
fore cancelled when received By July
I. 1854. All except Ss-.7aoss had bezu
retired and nearly three millions O.
this small remainder we're cancelled
during the mex. fiscal rear. These
notes we're NOT LEGAL tender when frst
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-04
AT
KEWALO
AT A BARGAIN.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

A few nne lots (about 100xzo0) On
Manoa Heights, commanding an unpar-
alelIed view over Waikiki and ocean
Price. $3.50 to 5000.
A beautiful corner lot 120x150). high
grounds, In best portion Of Kalihi
Cash, $500; balance on easy terms
A large lot on good street in Kalihi:
area, about 1880 square feet; good
view. .erms easy.
Lots (50x100) in various parts Of KA-
lihi, Just past Kamehameha Schools. o"
easy monthly installments-
Lots (JOx10O) in Nuuanu tract, $500
down, balance in installments az
5000 per month.
FOR LEASE.
A valuable business site on Mauna
kea. near Hotel street
One acre ground. between Luiha
street and Insane Asylum roa:. good
residence sites.
A large lot, with 100 feet frontage. on
King street at Kapalama, just past the
rice field.
Fer SALE OR LEASE.
Good Quarries in Nuuanu Tract.
Apply to
]. +. sCHNAGK
Raa, Estate AGENT. Merchan, 81
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-04

Having succeeded 70 the old
establishsd business Of the
late Robsrt orievs. it viii b
our aim TO uphold the rspu-
tation % long held by him for
ART claas work In every
department Of the pri411ne
omcs. while onr increased A.
cj]ifiss snAbls ~ 70 Al orders
q muoh ahortsr netles than
hoeses1bro.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
SiLVA-BRUCE LAND CONTEST
Has BObbed Up Again at the Guthrie
Land Office

Guthrie. Q. T., July 13.-The Capital
says: The principal contest case to get
a hearing during the past week at the
local land office is that of L. J. Silva IS.
George W Bruce, the land involved being
a claim near Flynn in the Sac and Fox
country. This is the third time this con-
test has been before the local land Of
fee in the past nine years. Silva's at
torney is ex-Chief Justice Dale and Bruce
is represented by Travers and Cannon OF
Chandler When the Sac and Fox coun-
try was opened. both Bruce and Silva set
tied on the same claim and both have re-
sided thereon during the greater part Of
the past nine years. Bruce first secured
the entry on the land. Silva contested
courts and Silva finally won. got the en-
Try and made Bruce move of the claim
Another FOUR years fight occurred. and
in the end. Bruce charging abandonment
against Silva secured the claim and made
Silva move OF. Recently Brucz allowed
his daughter 20 file OF the claim and the
fight has started again Silva alleges
fraud and TIE present contest III be the
hottest Of the trio. Both rren are now
living on the claim. The amount of mon
sy expended IN fighting the contest Il
enormous. sufficient 70 purchase several
such Claims as the one in controversy.
The local of7cs IS stiH rushed with ina
proof business as 3 result ot the free
aomes bill passing.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
NOTA S0UTHERNER
"a. e. c. Of ~ Oodford. q. T. Knows
Something About JuaEe Williams.

Editor EzEie--CGntraVy % the state
ment in your paper, Jssge John 4 VIZ
la.ns was lot q southern man. haze
ben intimately acquainted wlth Consra6e
Williams since iss4 ~ the conmerce-
meat Of the war q the reoel.iol hs zss
clerk q c7urt il Wisconsin Eie gs-
signed his c.erEsh.D ard vo,urfeered g.
the Twenty y-severth vrssc9ns,n l1fsat-y.
vas made a65u1art and afie-warfs -sse
q tbs rank e captain II tss close u
the war 5e com Es~soe5 ere practice -
the law a: Plas BIZ Ark. xh.rs ha
harue has beea untE rs fsath. Hs rzn
t5r cszzrezs IL th> sAsr6 co1zres s.soasi de
trsct % Arkansas s~tasf = x Jones TIE
present chsf~-1az & - naffsnsI LseTzo-
crate coznst-ee 7 assisted ygtH!ar1s T.
hls canvass TIE district vrns very Dsn-
ocratie sas W.elaDs x&s thx or1v zaan
~Aa vas ths-xht able - hsss Jezes- IL
faEl@s 70 d so hzi cst 51sss Eal7E4sy
se~H over oae taoaEa75 v9ases-
Jozn 4 Williams wzaa spszsslE s51sfsr.
a Eosd sasErer. az azsaas aessassesn saa
fearless in as a1vac&rg II als parts
g.-5ncipses IFS 3sasn wsU - ssTrewfDsss
rec9svsd b tA5uszass = tAs p-ggss x
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
KNOTTY LEGAL QUESTION
Will Come Up in Probate Court in All
good Kabeas Corpus case.

Frank Allgood who has been confined
in the county jail for several months was
arraigned before Justice Of the Peace r.
s Bell in the city building yesterday on
the charge Of horse stealing The pre-
Hmina-y hearing Of Algood was set for
next Thursday. The Allgood case has
been attracting considerable attention "a
habeas corpus proceedings nave been in
stituted in the probate court I'm the ab-
sence Of Judge Dale Of the district court,
to have Allgood released from jail claim
ing that he is being Illegally held. The
hearing OF the application for the writ Of
habeas corpus viii come ~ in the pro-
bate court today and evidence viii be In
troduced tending TO show that Allgood
was never arrested on warrant from
either the city or district courts After
this evidence has been produced. e IS
thought that the question regarding the
jurisdiction of the justice courts at the
present time will be brought uD.
The warrant on which AilScod was ar
rested was issued from Judge Glenu's
court and he never had his hearing there
before the commencing Of the city court
The horse which Allgood was alleged 20
have stolen was owned near Maize and
was recovered IN Rice county.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
EXPERIMENT STATION REPORT
VIII be n Valuable Document on Ok
Iahoma's Resources.

Guthrie, O. T. July 13.-Prof John
Field. the efficient director Of the Okla
homa experiment station, which is con-
Quoted in connection with the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical college at Still
wa.er. IS in the city overseeing the print
ing Of his aunauI report. The report
this year VIII be q document containing
about $50 pages # printed matter which
covers the results obtained from the diff
ferent experiments conducted at the sra
ton during the past year. The work
win be profusely illustrated and treating
as it does OF matters pertaining solely
to the interests Of agriculture stock rais-
ing and fruit growing. It viii be valu-
able addition 70 every farmers stock Of
legislature. The volume viii contain an
especially interesting chapter devoted 70
grape culture and the making ot wine.
twin industries whic hare destined 10 at
tain a pace Of prominence IN the terri
tory
Prof Fields takes a hopeful. even en-
thuSisstic view ot the future - the Az
ricuitural ana Mechanical college. Many
ot the disadvantages which cripp'ed the
work OF the Institution IN its earlier years
have been overcome and the college and
station now possess an equipment thl-
cost in the usighborhood Of S7oeno and
Pares with that possessed ny similar in
stitUt;ons of the states The attendance
last year showed a gratifying Increase.
he said. the enrolment being scs ard With
che enthusiasm for their work shown by
ire faculty and the deep interest mani
fes.ed BY the boari ~ regents he conf
Icutly expects tho enrolment next year
10 approach close % the 80 mark
Although stil Young man. &C com
pa-isaas 70. Prot Fields has made ard
Is SIN winning = fire reputation fn his
chosen field os work T-he department
g, Washington keeps IN close touch wth
the workings of the experimental stations
throughout the Tinted States by means
~ personal Inspections through expert
enced agents and & vas culy recently
thar President Wyco1 q the board u re-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
q "a ~ II - II EA.
Bear, the n The Kind Y0g Haze AaaB BosTs
''s1a'''' of MENRAzz<n
HAIL DAMAGES WHEAT
severe storm Visited the Xeighb0r-
hood of C0rbin Wednesday,

The Eagle Is in receipt 0f letter from
". J. Maharoy Of Corbin. sumner county.
IN which he writes discOurag,ugiy Of the
wheat. \ severe hail and rain storm
visited that section and the following IS
what the writer says:
This afternoon from untn 6 o'clock.
there vas the heaviest fan of rain and
hail this part Of the county has has for
many a year. and I might say ever had
Hail as large as hens eggs fell The rain
fall was four and one-haif inches. Fully
one-fourth OF the wheat IN shock was
thresbed out by bill The rain viii dam
age Il another fourth which means 5hat
ane-half Of the wheat is lost in this part
qf the county. The rain and hali came
from the southeast and southwest which
means damage IN Oklahoma Machines
had just started threshing and had very
Httle threshed. II viii probably be ten
DAYS before wheat viii 5e IN condition for
thresh.ng and that means late pl0ving
for the next crop which VII cause a less
acreage next year"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
FOB IRIPPLf lie LODGE
Deputy Pond Of RI scott Here Work
ing y an OrganiEatIon.

George i. Pond OF Fort Scott. state
deputy organizer for the Triple Tie Mu-
tual Benefit association Is In the city
for the purpose OF organizing a lodge u
this kind. The Triple Tie lodge ia a tla-
ternal order Instituted IN Kansas few
years ago. The jurisdiction of the order
IS at present confined 10 The s.ats q
Kansas alone but Il IS thought shat az
the next grand lodge meeting. some mere
western states viii be taken in. Tss
lodge has large membership In kansas
already and IL has enjoyed a steady
growth since its establishment Deputy
Pond feels assured that he will build W a
good order IN Wichita. lie has already
obtained promises from several prominent
people 10 become charter members and
within a few weeks the organization viii
be well under way
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
Great victories over disease are daily
won by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
CALLAHAN NOT A CANDIDATE
story Of His Declinat on Of the Honor
at * RsEsns CITY Convention.

Guthrie, o. T, July 13.-There has been
a strong feeling among the Democrats
nda PoPulists Of Logan county and Ok
lahoma at large favoIing ex-Delegate J.
Y. Callahan as the fusion candida.e for
congress again this year says the Cap
itaI. He seemed TO be the unanimous
choice of the Logan county Democracy
and all wires were being laid with that
end in view.
In regard to CaIlahan's candidacy, how
ever. it has come to light that a meeting
behind closed doors was held at Kansas
iCty during he recent convention, which
was attended oy the Logan county Dem4
ocracy and by Mr.. aC!lahan in person.
In regard to the meeting and its results,
the State Capital man called on II. II.
Hagan yesterday afternoon, and it be-
cam. known thar Mr.. Hagan attended
the conference. Mr.. Hagan at once con-
frmed the report by saying:
I'VE did hold q meeting at Kansas
iCty for the direct purpose Of securing
a pledge for Callahan that he would ac-
cept the congressional nomination. I at
tended thar meeting along with many
other prominent Oklahoma Democrats
and Mr. Callahan was importuned by all
who were present TO make the race for
congress. He listened very attentively
to all we had to say and then declined
very emphaucally to allow his name 10
be used
Mr.. Callahan said that under no cir
cumstances will he accept the nomination
or allow his name to be used in connec-
ton with the candidacy. He favors fu-
sion very strongly and has agreed to
stump the territry for any good fusion
candidate who may he nominated. He
says he thoroughly believes in fusion and
viii do all in his power TO see it re-
suit. He promised to use his influence
and devote his time. services and money
in behalf o fthe fusion candidate for con-
Grass
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
REDUCTION N LEVY
For the First Time in Okla
homa'S History.
PLACED AT 5.15 MILLS
Total Valuation $49.338,66 |
Gain of $4,000, 900.

Guthrie, O. T, July 13.-For the first
time in the history of Oklahoma has
there been reduction in the annual ter
ritorial tax levy. True, this may be in a
measure accounted for in the increased
assessed valuation, amounting to some
thing more than 100000 over last year,
but this increase in valuation is more
than offset by the constantly growing
expense made necessary to keep pace
with the swelling population ofi the ter
Titory which Is advancing by leaps and
bounds. 1t must be assumed, then, that
the credit for this reduction in The an
nual tax levy is due to that same care
ful, close and watchful administration
which in the past three years has re-
moved a large floating Indebtedness
from over the territorial institutions and
placed them practically on a cash basis
The tax levy ordered by the territorial
board Of equaliza ton for the year 1900 Is
as follows: For general fund purposes,
mills; for the normal school al Edmond.
- mill; tor the normal school al Alva
1-2 mill; for the university at Norman,
ical college At Saltwater, 1-10 mill; for
the co,orsd University at Lsngston, 1-19
mill; for the deaf and dumb school, 40
mill: for board Of education fund 5-1J0
MILL total levy for 1900, 15-100 mills
The total levy for the year 1899 was
2-10 mills, showing a reduction in this
years levy Of 800 of a mill. In 1859
there was levied 10 Of mill for The
support Of the board. This year no levy
vas made for this purpose For 1900
levy Of 5-100 of a mill FOR the board Of
education fund while in 1893 no levy was
made for that purpose
The total valuation Of the territory as
equalizsd by the board Of equalization
foots p $i9.33Sse1, of which The railroads
con ri5Ute as their share OF the terri
tory's wealth, s4.0l1523. The total is an
increase Of moro thar 5000, GOO over the
valuation Tor 1899 which is gratifying
showing to those who feel pride in the
growth and prosperity of the territory.
The following table shows the assessed J
valuation ot the various counties as re-
turned by the board OF equalization.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
a TnorsASD ToNGrFs

Could not expressSths rapture of Anais
=. Springer. o. 1iz5 Howard stree.. PhEa-
dclphis. Pa. when she found that Dr
Kings New Discovery for CopsumDti.a
had completely cured ber % a aacsiny
cough that had for years made
life burden. All other remedies
and doctors eould give her 10
help. but she Gays % this Royal
Cure; 1T soon removed the pain in try
crcst a1d caa u9E sleep sou-diy. son e-
thing I can scarcely remember doing be-
fore. ] feel Ike sounding ita praises
throughout the universe" 50 VIII sss-y
one WAC tries Dr. Kings New Discovery
f0r any trouble q the Throat. Chest Or
Lung Price .5c and 400 A. G. GsAr-
ing's drug store: every bottle gssraa-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
BOB NEFF'S FRIENDS SCARED
Honest Tom Smiths Candid scy
Worries Them Nightly.

Guthrie. 0. T.. July 1s.-It is claimed
that up in Kay county the friends Of
Bob Men who are grooming him fo- the
congressional race. are more than sieh.-
ly worried over the avowed purpose Of
Honest" Tom Smith. the well known
Popuiis, politician q Kay county. to en-
ter the race himself and contes. with
Neff for the support q the Kay county
delegation To The Oklahoma City conven-
tion. Already IL is reported that Smith
has carried his home delegation after q
spirited fght WIKI the NeT forces and
that he is preparing to make o dsht 10
capture che remainder Of the county. or
a. least q majority that VII control the
county convention. The Democrats of
NeTk.rk. or q portion, az least. ara BIT
terly- ageyirg Nen In his c7r rEressio7al
efforts and in ovier 20 accomplish mis- de-
feat i, IS claimed they VIII throw their
support 10 Smith in the primaries
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
PREPARATIONS FOR PICNlCS
at Mcguire. Free Homes w OOdmen
of the World at Norman.

| Guthrie, O. T., July 13-The Norman
Transcript has the following announce
ment Of coming festivities in that part of
Oklahoma: Postmaster Tom Henderson
was in from Mcguire on Monday and
tells Us they will have a grand state
hood free homes and anti-round bale"
picnic at that point on Wednesday, July
25, commencing early in the morning and
lasting all day, with fireworks, etc, at
night Mcguire is five miles east of Noble
and an extra effort is being made to have
a grand time. There will be speaking by
prominent men of the territory, and a
special effort will be made to have Hon.
Dennis Flynn, the champion Of statehood
and Free homes.
The Woodmen of the World of Cleve-
land county are making elaborate prepar-
ations for their grand county picnic at
Britts Grove, one mile west Of Norman,
on Wednesday and Thursday, August s
and 8. There are a large number Of
lodges in the county and some 500 men,
bers, and it is expected they will all be
here with their families and friends and
hundreds of others not members of the
order will take advantage of the oppor-
tunity to take an outing. Everybody will
be welcome. Britt's grove is an ideal
camping ground with plenty of shade
and clear, pure wate., and all are invited
to come and camp out during the picnic
The festivities will commence on Tuesday
night with a platform dance. followed on
Wednesday by grand parade and speak
ing by Hon. J. c. Root. sovereign COM
mander of the Woodmen Of the World.
and other members. and then on Thurs
day there will be speaking by Hon. Den
mis- T. Flynn, Hon. J. R. Keaton and 9TH
er prominent men Of the territory. Sports
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
COLOREO PEOPLE At GUTHRIE
VIII Celebrate Emancipation Day in
Good sttIe

Guthrie. o T July s-PFeparati7ns
are being made in Guthrie % observe the
anniversary q the sr,sac-9a,ion os the
West Tadis colores people o. ssta-6ag.
August 4 Ttse movement IS 81 tae aa-sx
~ col1rca residents O; tho city and e 2
tirns (. anticipates. Tse exercises ~ ths
occasion VII Be hsld AZ Island park. BE-
ginning early n 10 afternoon Mavor
Ben 2 Bsrk@y zfIl deliver ne sddre-s n
wFfcoz1e 81 80 o'ci5rE. <s0-ed by e.
" ? Brown and oth-r s7sskers r ~
evening a. "a s'eiork, G7vsrusr C. -
Barnes the prtnzi2as Spe2ksr - she 5ay
xg deliver a. a45ress- Exrarsiez rates
have hsea secured from Al ;srEstJ-5as
potngs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14

Atoka, L. T., July l2.-The Dawes ccn-
mission has decided 70 open "a ard oGce
az This place on te first OF September of
this year f1r the purpose Of making The
allotment Of The Ch3craw lan5s 90 The
members in accordance wi,h the A,oka
agreement It IS thonght taa. the as3t-
nlent Win be .izst made = the homestead
portioa which win BE- lso acres - each
member excepting freedmen. and the
freedmen WIFI have allotted 10 thsm fo-sy
acres each. Tae appra.~eme1t y the
lands win net 81 any way delay The ls3
acre allotment
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
Piles Cured without the Knife.

Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. No cure. no pay. All druggists are
authorized by the manufacturers Of Pazo
Pile Ointment TO refund the money
where it fails to cure any case Of piles,
no matter Of how long standing. Cures
ordinary cases in six days; the worst
eases in fourteen days. One application
gives ease and rest Relieves itching in
stantly. This IS new discovery and is
the only pile remedy sold on a positive
guarantee, no cure. no pay. Price, Sec
Il your druggist don't keep it in stock
send Us soc in postage stamps and we
viii forward same by mail. Manufactur-
IL by Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis, No.
Manufacturers Of Laxative Bromo-Quin-
inc and Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
CUSTER COUNTY'S PROSPERITY
Jake IcEn ght Enthuses Over the
Outlook Gut There

Guthrie, Q. T.. July 81. c. Mcknight.
county attorney Of Custer county. IS in
the city looking after che Ioeal ae.ans
connected with the funding Of the out
standing Indebtedness Of the Chaverre
and Arapahoe counties. Custer county"
ne said Uith pride. lis in fine shape.
financially and otherwise. We have been
blessed with a succession Of good crops
and in consequence our people are pros
porous. happy and conten-ed. Aside from
a moderate bonded Indebtedness bearing
low rate Of interest Custer county has
10 outstanding debts and for 1--WE years
tho county has been on a cash basis-a
record which I doubt very few. If any.
counties in Oklahoma can equal"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
Party VIII Vet be Caught i'm the Over
Confidence SNARE

Gu hrie. O. T, July 13.-National Com
mitteeman William Grimes is in the
city vi-iing Marshal Harry Thompson.
Of the coming congressional convention to
be he'd in Guthrie on August Mr..
Grimes said that it would undoubtedly
be marked by the largest and most en-
thusias-ic outpouring of Republicans
ever witnessed IN the territory and Flynn
would be renominated for delegate with
out even the formality of q roll call He
reiterated hi. former assertion. printed in
the Eagle some days ago. that despite
the popularity and prestige given by the
Republican party by the passage of the
free homes bill that the campaign this
fall would be carried on with the same
vieor and vibilance that attended the
campaign in previous years and every
loop hole would be carefully guarded
against a possible fusion victory.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14
EXTENDING LIRE SOUTH
Telephone 60. Working Three GaBEs
OF 8 en- Gancfs-t AZ 81 esIiEefan-

work has been ccmmeeced aa fhs fsrE
distance telephone bsszeea tass cfg an1
Oklahoma clty. Three gangs - mn are
q. wo-k On this ,i1e az1 me nrk wiI
b. rizshed very rapify = shf 1Hf = very
badly needed u tee = see-ri-flanass
cenpany. One q TIE gaHsa . wea e
~ w9rE rear here aa9taer a. Hl1aei1
ana tha thl-a gazx s zarklas e11ia fr7z
Arksnsas Slfy. At the p-srt t=s Sc
long distance business fren sas se-sfa e.
carried oeer one Tns ana ms rsefao6 hss
been very us4sa slsfsr-orT - me eanas,sny
as ;he business - times sss too iaTEe
20 he h1ufle1
q hzx been are.5es - RfFs a te1erbone
ezhgb.rlaa ~ We8fnEtcs wlfafr ths nexi
fex uesks Ths l8itla rw9tea baars. whacn
"a. h~rs Garz era lsrE f.stsare czas-
a..i-a wgn % fakea iaers ,rr fsat sv~n'.
M-.c ard a - go a.
i-artisrr ard - ssas' - erhEas.fsn wtz
- very raeaslzx eFsns.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14

Speaking Of the political situation Mr..
Mcknight said: I'VE are all for Flynn
and by reason OF the passage of the free
homes bill, feat deemed almost i'm
possible. believe Custer county will go
Republican this fail We will be aided
in accomplishing this by the present atti-
tude Of the Democrats and Populists who
are at dagger's points on the question Of
fusion
Mr.. Mcknight has recently assumed the
editorship of the Custer County Clarion,
which paper he and three others pur
chased from the former owners. for the
chief purpose, he says, ito end the dis
graceful war which was recently de-
nounced in the Republican county con-
vention as q blot upon Custer county"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-07-14

records make him the strongest man
OF the day
Maximus Will in front ot the graad
stand each day Of the fair III and
shoulder living 3-year-o,d steer and
carry 1t thirty or forty feet in from =
the audience on his back like solGicr
would carry hts knspsack.
Tho management have put the cato
charge 90 y cents ,his year 90 every one
can attend the sair ey -y day and take
his family at a very nominal cost. Tn
Will be specialties new every day & IL
viii attract the Old as well as the youf