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Douglas Island news., 1902-04-23

It is believed that Bennett, the man who murdered Nora Fuller in San Francisco some time ago, was passen- ger for Skagway on one of the steamers last week.
 MT. T. G. Anderson arrived at White Horse from Dawson on the 9th inst. He reported the hills on the 0. D. cut off bare of snow and thinks the end of the season near at hand.
 The Juneau Journal says that the body of Alex Green, an old prospector, was found on the shore of Snettisham Bay and brought to that city. The cause of bis death is unknown.
 It is reported that E. c. Hawkins, the Klondike railway promoter, has been appointed consulting engineer for the Alaska Gulf & Yukon railway, op- erating from Valdez to Yukon.
 The Rodman Bay Mining company claims it has whole mountain of ore in sight, and is another one of those mining propositions that is going to make the Treadwell look like 30 cents.
 The mill at Wards Cove is now in steady operation and running to the satisfaction of all concerned. It gives employment to force of forty-three men, aside from those employed by contractors in getting out logs.
 Mike Laboski was in from s l. n. a few days ago, says the Rampant Miner, and reported s115 nugget picked up there. It was as large as the palm of the hand and flat in shape. Water.is bothering but they have cared for it so far.
 The wife of Judge Moves, in pub lished letter, makes the statement that the prosecution engineering the case against the Judge now openly avow that they spent S350,OOO to accomplish their purpose, and that they glory in their shame.
 The record stage time from Dawson to White Horse was recorded on the 8th inst, when W. P. & Y. stage reached the railroad terminus in the fast time of days, 9 hours and 50 minutes. The stage was held up at Chico for hours by heavy snow storm.
 The address of MT. H. Milton Water man is wanted. When last heard from he was thought to be in the gold fields of Alaska. Any information will be very gratefully received by Ada F.Wat- erman, Dora, Ark. Depot, Cherokee Junction, Indian Territory.
 The Star says that word was sent down April Sth from Cowley, station about 16 miles south of White Horse on the w. P. &, Y. Route, that section man named Michael Daly had commit ted suicide while temporarily insane. He threw himself into hole cut in the ice.
 Robert Henderson, who with George Carmack is responsible for the expos ure of Klondike riches to the world six years ago, has been refused the claims on Hunker, Bonanza and Dominion creeks, for which he applied to the Ga nadian government. Henderson is now almost penniless and has left the country for good. His destination is Forty Mile, where he sought his for tune many years ago.
Douglas Island news., 1902-04-23


 cod fishing progresses satisfactorily. One hundred barrels will be in tanks soon. This has been the only regular work, open for all, on the Island this winter. The record forone days work two men in dory-has been raised to 18S.
 The Newsletter says that the little schooner Edna Watts arrived in Kodi- ak February 18th after rough trip of several months duration, in which she lost her anchors and her rudder. She left Nome in October and after the nee essary repairs are made, she will sail for Seattle.
 Three prospectors, Cicero, Wilson and Osborn, have completed dump on 4a, Glen gulch, Tanana district, and it is estimated that if the dump turns out as the pannings have prospected. there will be a cleanup of S120,OOO, which will, minus the royalty, give the laymen net return of S20,000 each.
 Minister of Public Works Tarte, in- sists, says an Ottawa, Ont, dispatch, that no engineer employed by the Ca nadian government is nearer to the Alaskan boundary line than White Horse Pass and that no such person as Richard Frasier, who is reported to have destroyed Russian markers on the borders, is at work for the government.
 Two prospectors of Rampant, Hop kins and Drake, made thirteen-day trip through the Aurum creek country. They followed the creek down and found it to be tributary of Fish river, which empties into the Yukon 20 miles below Rampant. Hopkins says they found three new creeks, promis- ing ones,the headwaters of the Hoot- lanana, with not stake set on them.
 The Journal says that miners and in- vestors have been the order of the day the past week, the result of Ketchi- kan's growing popularity and immense ore beds. And the great beauty of all this lies in the fact that no industrious and far-sighted man goes away dissat- isfed, while the majority set their stakes and declare their intention" to become permanent and property own ing citizens.
 F. M. Powers and Wm. Myer recently reached Valdez from the interior, all leging that they came from the Koyu- kuk, which district they discredit as gold producer. They say that there are 400 people at Coldfoot in a destitute condition. They have no money and can get no employment. They say the reports of new strikes last season were fakes. Not much credit is given at Valdez to their story and the belief is that the nearest they got to the Koyu- kuk was at Eagle City, where they listened to the voice of the knocker.
 The White Horse Star says that sad case of want and destitution has been brought to light by the death of an In dian woman. She died from paralysis, and during the long and bitterly cold weather of the past few weeks laid help less in miserable brush hut on the east side of the river in sight and hear ing of hundreds of charitable people who, had they but known of her condi. tion, would have spared neither money nor time in her relief. It appears, however to be trait of Indian charac-
Douglas Island news., 1902-04-23

ter to suffer in silence and without complaint, and had not pr. Pare of the N. w. M. P. accidentally heard of her illness and gone to see her she would have passed away and no one been the wiser except as to the fact of her death.
 Golden eagles and all other kinds of American money are accepted by Ca nadian customs officials at White Horse only at discount of l per cent. In explanation for the late rule the of ficials state that they are simply fol- lowing precedent set by the White Horse banks. This reason is not ac- cepted by many, and it is the more general opinion that the cause of the decrease in the valuation of United States currency is an attempt to even up matters with Americans who dis count Canadian money along the boundary states and in Alaska.
 An exchange says that so-called mining expert after examining "pros- pect" gave it as his opinion that "this is malicious formation, and sure prognostication that at time long past into the future there has been great corruption of the earth's intestines. The ore is very rich in argentiferous gold, carrying the extract of copper from the carboniferous period, with trace of brass" To this, another eX- change adds that it is somewhat like the prospector's description of mine that he wanted to sell. He said that it carried "large varicose vein of peter hydrite that was immensely rich"
 The Ketchikan Journal says that John Heerdt, of the Valparaiso mine came over from Dolomi recently and reports the mine looking full as prom ising as ever. They have another lot of rich ore-sixty tons or more-ready to come down to the harbor for ship ment and which it is believed will av- craze as we'll as any they have hereto fore sent to the shelter. The last shipment of between fifty and sixty tons ran something above S200 per ton. Of course this was ore selected in the progress of sinking and drifting on the lode, the great bulk of that taken out being left for treatment on the ground.
 According to P. A. Fish and R. J. Walker, two prospectors interested in number of claims in the region of Wrangel Narrows, Southeastern Alaska will in time be one of the richest parts of the territory. Their belief is that placer mining has now been carried to an extent where men of capital are be- ginning to think of trying their hand at quartz mining. The fishing indus try of Alaska, it is predicted, will in time assume scale which will attract attention in all parts of the world. It is claimed that Fish is the first man to set foot on the beach at Valdez with the intention of prospecting. This was in 1897. A party of five, of which he was one, was carried to the present site of Valdez by tug from Orca.
Douglas Island news., 1902-04-23
The NOrthIand The Latest News, from Reliable Sources, Concerning the Great
 North, Condensed. Information for Everybody.

Information for Everybody.
 The Santa Anna is now on the Valdez run.
 Skagway is wrestling with the Chi nese question.
 The P. c. Go. wants to buy the gov ernment wharf at Sitka.
 55 degrees below zero is the record for the winter in the Panama.
 Coldfoot again comes to the front, this time with an sS27 nugget.
 Congressman Lacey's Alaska game and fish law has passed the house.
 Yukon Territory is to have a repre- sentative in the federal parliament.
 Sam Silverman, the mine promoter, has returned to the Ketchikan district.
 The Centennial brought up 750 men for the Alaska canneries, and the Kim ball 42O.
 Sitka is complaining of a scarcity of coal, yet the government bunkers are located there.
 The last stage of the season on the Robertson line left White Horse for Dawson April 8th.
 Homer Bird has been granted stay of execution pending the decision of the supreme court.
 Dawson is no longer place in which women may successfully search for re- munerative employment.
 The Copper river winter trail is breaking up fast and mushers have to take to the government trail.
 The legal lights of Dawson have pc, titioned for the establishment of a court of appeals in the Yukon Terri tory.
 Shorty Chambers was recently fined S25 at White Horse for smuggling 2 pounds of Star tobacco into Canadian territory.
 Previous reports of gold discoveries on the Malchatua river and Clark lake, to the west of Valdez is confirmed by later reports.
 The Treadgold concessions in the Klondike are to be modified so as to meet the approval of the working min- CTS of the district.
 It is stated that there will be plenty of men in Dawson to do all necessary labor on the proposed Klondike rail- road, without sending outside for help.
 The first Nome arrivals at Seattle since the close of navigation arrived on the 9th inst. They came out by the nliamna route and were 66 days on the trail.
 Joseph Moore, of Skagway, made sundry uncomplimentary remarks on the streets concerning Judge Browns justice works, and was fined for con- tempt
Douglas Island news., 1902-04-23
When You Pass.

The lack of snow this winter has left Third street is in good condition for promenade. Don't forget to stop in at Ohman's and get a glass of Red Top whiskey, when you pass.
Douglas Island news., 1902-04-23

Douglas Aerie, No. ny, F. O. E. Meets every Sunday at ohman's Hall at ? o'clock p. m.
 All visiting Brothers invited to attend.
 ELMER E. SMITH, W. P. RUDOLPH G. TROLL, Worthy Secy.
Douglas Island news., 1902-04-23

Apricot Brandy at the Glory Hole.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10

farmers will now gofG work preparing
ground for the next crop. The beef
industry gives work for the farmer
all the wear around
Work is progressing on the new Ar
tesiai, well which is pejn.s pat 'own
northwest Of town. At the depth OF
100 feet the well began caving in which
made il necessary to put down casing.
!. L. smith and n. Z. Nidy under
the tirm name Of Smith & SIdy will
engage IN painting ann paper hanging.
and dealing in wall wall paper. They
will tell you all about it in the~- col
umns n.1 It week.
A basket If delightful eatables ar
rived III nc Cherry Tree home Tuesday
evening just in time for the children 5
supper The gift was from the
Knights Of pythias OF Holly. The
'rea, WAS vastly appreciated bv the
children.
c. 4. Marston paid his sixth years
subscription tn the Chieftain rcster-
day. AZ the papers fifth wear ends
February LIST. Mr. Marsten will be in
good standing until 1903 lie has also
been sending the paper To his father
| in Wisconsin for two wears.
He whose heart is set upon he at
ttainment OF LOFTY character who loves
to work that he may make the most OF
hi mself and help Others To make the
| most OF themselves is a king among
men. II We know such man we love
him. When he dies the world will
still be in debt to him.
| c. II. AdaluS is mAkiuB I y barre
galvanized tank to be used ~ the ar
tesian well. John Cores has built
platform TO put the tank on. and has
also put in new pump. BY means
OF the windmill this tank will he kept
full SO everybody can get all the water
they want and without the DecesSi',
OF operating the pump.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLE
MINT

In the matter Of the estate of Charles
G. King. deceased.
Notice ID hereby given, that on
Monday the 9Th. day OF January. A..
d., 1902, being one of the regular
DAYS OF the December term Of the
county court Of ?rowerS county. in
the state Of Colorado, /, Robert King,
administrator ofsaid estate. will APP
pear before the Judge of said court,
present nv final settlement as such
pray the approval OF
the. same, and then apply To I've dis
charged as such administrator. AT
which time and place any person in
interest may appear and present OBJ
JectionS TO the came II anv there he.
Dated At Lamar. Colorado. Decem-
Der Is, 1901. ROBERT KING.
Administrator y Of the estate Of Charles
c. King, deceased
Date OF last publication January -,
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10
a.nAaxAs,. Gun. FOO epoUp.
A little ssy.s Life saved.

l have a few words to sav regard.
ing Chnmberlnins Coagh Remedy
It sav4d my little boys life and J
feel that cannot praise il enough.
l bought bottle Of it irnEn A. Il.
Steers, of Goodwin. S. d. snd
when l got home with it my Fs~''
baby could hardly breathe ! aav.'
tho medicine every ten rsnnfss ny
directed until he 'threw nl end
then I thought sur- h., v"s'E
choke to death. We Ind ia l4 =
the phlrym s1t If his m'"'i "a
great lorg firing ] ap' - y
tkaf Il I had not snts~s i'H' '"
sf cougkD s,eli inc, NY T.
would NOT i- IN -mrrh ~
.EbxL Dxn0sr, M~...l- Ia"
saIe BY Ikelp.ss Ish~. s'r"- ;.a
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10
rn~ ssesst Of Long Lhc-

Consists in keeping all The nnin
organs of the hdy iu healthy.
regnlnr action, md in q"iekIy de-
stroying the deadly disease germs.
Electric Bitters regulate Stomach
Liver and Khineys. pHrify the
blood and gi,e snlrndid spIs"ite
They work wonders in curin4
kidney troubles. Ernai- com
plants, Nervous .li--n--s. C"ns'i-
patton. Dyrf-1'ss- nn'F Mnlar'n
Vigorous h.altf. "Nl s'rrrn. n nI-
ways follnw their 1~.-. th'f o'e
guarans--.! hy }k~msn Br"s.
druggists.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10
Special Features.

nanatr0 - Tire United Statcs; paftl
c0 A6o09 Tire rhosSad ADsrse0
MAGnn1aa. 0BEnAErd Labor; StreaKth ~ th<
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10
Our Rig 06n.

PAY up what you owe and one year
in advance to the Holly Chieftain and
we will send you the Western Poultry
News Of Lincoln. Nebraska, Il whole
year free. It's a big 32- page iilustra'
ted poultry magazine and viii help
you make more money out of fuur
chickens. Remember " costs you
nothing
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10

Doa't TobAsoo sr.. srd >us,s.tS8xaf t.seo
AtA.. S.Ar,sNf. s n! ~
II you want q y u bDti;s.... lsi.x casily
and forever, I've ma,.e " ell, s<ruGs, ~. .ssnotsd,
fuL Of nc~ life and v,k.sr, ksiss &N IL iisaI
sse woui .r- -rDrx+.r tlSnt .his4A1s wS1k niees \
strnny. ~ ny ,.o,n :. y lsp5nJx ~ ! . days.
Over h0hsi ,'1,ct isf M ~ sv- rruM
yLur Ca. - .s-,.,. Y "a +S.tsAs ~ I,
cur: Fp.t,. X a;.& III X. w ~ ~ 4
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The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10
ECugU ~ l0RAA1r :

VI. C.. Williamson. ~ -Nn,h RI.
Va. SAWS: For more thar = >.sr
I suffered from lun,hnrn- fn !
ly tried Chaa.Bsrlain's P"In X 1o'
and it gave mr. -srirr' rFrf. VIII h
all other rrp,-dHa~ .adas,'r "a bad ~.
Sold by Ikelmsn Brs1
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10
Sew eesIssy Com fsst.

Millious are daily hn,ling a
world of comfort in Bncklen'- Ar
MICA Salve. II kills pains from
burns, scaIds. cuts. bruises: con-
auers ulcers and fever sores; rn''s
eruptions, salt rhenu. boils md
felons; removes COINS aud warts.
best pile cure ON earth. Only 25c
at Ikelnan Bsca- drug store,
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10

are invited To be present ard IN ION
the GLASS
E. 4. Brown made trip~io Lamar
Tuesday.
Sign work bali price all this month.
Wallace.
Chris Classn visited his Lamar
friends "Wednesday.
T. L. Wallace is painting -"hn
Duncan's residence.
DR.. Greepard and wife, of Amitv,
departed "Wednesday night for Okla
hosax.
J. >. Hansen and family wen; to
Lamar Wednesday, to attend the
Catholic Mission.
DR.. c. =. Wilson, inc Lamar dentist
will be In Holly on februsry 10. ii
and Is, three days. Remember the
dates.
World dance at their hall on Friday
evening January -. 1902 Evcryhhv
invited.
ADity has been made an lnterna-
tiOnal money order once. This viii
be big accommodation u the people Of
that place
Ms. Mu,. NeGiaxhen and Nn. W.
s. Actslashen and childrn arr visit
ing OLD friendS in Greeley county.
Ksnsss, this week
The Presby tesianx wilt give New
Ensland ssppes "a FeburasI IND for
the purpUss Of raisiaR funds 10 par.
eAsse = new ssE7n-
Georks Hollis says thss any 1~rAn
stss psoWk an,un4 hin Rssakr III ihe
otdale oT ihe nixhs a,as 4ah m"re
aeasi slsau arything <ssr
n. Rn~As-A reeess.i ,rEin,xai
from Gr~-i B,.ad Monday night iasi
hin ns,l l,vr vas ssyNod slT Hon.. Ne
started for there Tuesday DS.t,n:- \ !.
J. a. Hickman. vas pbott,S ra s's'sr.
spok down his ,cat asE vent 1" i.as
Animay this morning. R~will pr".na-
h,y return again when wz1nb weather
comes.
The tine weather Ne have had dur
ing the week has been favorable Sor
making progrexS with thu buildings
that Are going up IN various parts I"
town..
Charley Guy gut out . tine sp<riai
holiday edition Of his paper, the Lucas
Hentisel, last week. Charley is get
ting rixht ta the front in thu news
paper bS,siBe0-
Wall paper. 3.5ss rs1s u select frnsn.
No sample books, jsss she real stun
fron, &c per double roll Besder same
price. Wallace, third dses s"uth
frem artesiaD we'll
The auditing eOmDittse n ef she
Holly Canlaloupe Growers association
met last Saturday and after carefully
examining ali the Hs'kS and acc"0n@
reported them correct
Two for nickel is the pricv Vt vxIs
in Holly Just now. Notwithstanding
the fine warm weather the hens insist
upon limiting the output and keeping
up the price just like a trust.
j. c. Newman and Ed. Becker were
both out In the oUuntFy north OF
Amits SUNDAY. We don't know what
they Heot for. and consequently ws
Win uoe ~ anythiag abOat It.
a siss saisnsshsr savs ehe bast ~
70 seonse 1uDostie haS0oDa. = DJ
serve god esGee, - - Yais es9ee p
- Aeassg - assd ss1ssA vU -
- 4 E0anls ~ T. y. Wbsse 4 Cr-
aAeaAeQAg = AsseDAaD tAN ~
- anxSnm1Gn - unk ne1kl
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10
The II. z. Sunday School.

A verv gratifying interest IL beng
shown in the Young Peoples hihle
class at the N. z Sabbath school.
The class was organized last >u"fhN
With good a, a,trndsnce. II Is linned
70 make the work interesting and
helpful by instituting a series of infor-
NAL talks on Bible topics. rather tnan
bv following the usual plan OF direct
personal questioning.
Next SUNDAY the lesson outline VIII
include a study Of the Life %! CHRIST
from A. d. 81 u A. ID. 3s. The lesson
viii be illustrated bv copies of paint
ipgs portraving the memorable scenes
Of those two years. Some II the
paintings are:
The Sermon on the Mount Diet
rich.
Feeding the Five Thoussnd.-Mnr-
lilo.
waking on the Scs.-PlocEhorSt.
The Invitation. Plockhorst.
The Rich Young Ruler HOFFMAN.
Cleansing the Temple. kir>ch'Ecs'
The Last supper Zimmerman.
Before Pilot Nunsacsy
CrucitiIion Hoffman.
The Young people Of H"ii' not
already members Of a Sabbath school
are invited To be present AID tn ION
the GLASS
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-25
SEATTLE AGENCY,
BRIGHT CENTER OF HOPE

'Gold Is where you md it" hiS become an axiom of mining. The proSpettor Is not prone Co Selrch for precious minerals lna basllt, limestone, sandstone oi granite country. But wherever rock that Is gold bearing may be found it Is tollV Co con eeive that it will not pay to prospect further and see lf it may not be 'n paving quantity. lf the hungry country rock ot a district hlt ceen sufficient Co discourage all the mining ventures of America me sandstone of Le ,dvllle would never have yislied it> millions. There could be uo country in the wcrll moye torbidiing in aSpvct for gold mining. than the bi>ai' mountliusite at \ KLml, on the lower Columbia. But the keen eyes ot a p'o'- pet,lr saw a bllck Q salt appearing dyke he deemed worthy Or a test ], yielded 3 good as,av. H- sunk a shalt t'wn until his means were eN'au>;sd. The intics- tlcnS Wete growing better right along, The proprrtv w,s s,'>ket ana lhr towns peope ( me hi> relief To ih- ext, 0t sso.o,, ln r--.l Is t .h.Aing at m.S.>i ,fr t,. u,In h oar ot the err ,,j mr 100 Cue W.ri- siI cr worked 0 rptgr. gps ring cs iic cauntr.
 The gr, [ A,i,s mrue oi Bu,,s lies a>kel in granite W w.ls.
 The Bu,k Hills are but vast piles 70 g-.nit-. ,oi me >1'enHt A>G-u mine .oie. nesr Dar.o,. C.lrdt {, oa gra.i,s contict.
 G,lip trcl discovered a, Sk gWiy There Is DO dispute lby' it To nsgle,' this great discovery bee l,s |, les in the granite of Skagw,v wolli b. Che sbesr. st folly. Aiiilute Co prote further into tbc discoveries that have been ma1e would certainly b. wcsiu. l,k O, eutsr,r Se 'u the esr, of he residents ot this c,y.
 The Min. g Committee Is uoN --r miy a bright center of hops for ths lut.'s ct the town.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-25
PROSPEROUS YEAR
Financial Show ilis RI de Ky 3faska
 PaokSrs' Associati5n.

Ina, the hS, caleni,r yclr was one oi great prosperity Co the AIisSt Pl,hers' Association Was shown bs lh- uuUcia, statement aud ,esoil su mi,,e- ty the secretary lo the annrll meeting ,t The s,ockholters at San Francisco oo ine I4th Inst.
 During I0oI the association operated twenty-two cannerisS and gut up I,27]' 5oo eases of lmou, or a ht,le ovyr 25 pei cent more than during the pr-, ious year, all of which was SD set oi, leaving the stock cleaned out. The financial statement showed assets and liabilities oi ss,oS6,- $500.
 Henry I. F,umlm was elected pIesi' dent.
 This Is the association operating the eannsri,S out to the westward.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-25
Adminl.,rator'. Flnai Account

.N TIE COURT or THE U. 8 COM missioner and ex-o1icio Probate Juds tur Alaska. at Stagway. 'u rc-cst1to of John Hislop. Vouce is hereby gwen Co an whom may concern. that I. W. YoIns. admin 'strutor of the estate of John HisIor deceased. has flied ,n this court h' uraI account as such, ch,ldmiuistrltor. thlt thc same win come on for hr and settlement at nay efilce in O.. OF ssagway on the Sist day of Jau. i..s. at the hour or g o'clock D. m. Dated this Glth day Of November lli
 J J. ROGERS U. $. Commissioner and eN.ui.cic '. batc Judge.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-25
IS UP
But Don't Say It Ont Loud
 Or It Goes Down.

The wire to the states Is up. The bre'lt h the lscoot mountains was repalled Thursday night, and yesterday the first messages since the night of the al,h were flushed over The wire
 No press dispatches were received Yes- ,erday although our evening eontemponrv claimed to have some. As there is Sueh ln accumulation ot eommer;lal messages probably none for the press will be resaiv- ed today. Yesterday the wire was kept busy with eOmmerei,l messages, and a' l2 o'clock Inst night operators who were at the kev all night were still working.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-25
rho.s Sbrsud rortur, Teller.

ThCy had had their f...uu told hy scientific palmis,ry - s'iai.t,iy, losi their marriage should be susI ,citl-- and were comparing notes.
 "Thcro was only ouc thing dldn'; uke. said Angelina, "aud float Vas that-that ! was Co bo married twice. DO
 "whatr Edwin eNcllimCd.
 "It wasn't my fault, pleaded Ange. lima. "Sho said it was written in my hand.
 "That you were Go temarriCd twice?'
 "Yes.
 "But I'm Co bo married twice too |" Pick Me Up
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-25
Fri d The Trail.

II. D. Weeks returned from White Horse on last nights train. He took a drive over the stage line, veslerdav, down as lar as TaEkeena. The day was coli. clslr and bright ant the trail m splendid condition.