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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
$4,000 People Seeking For
Homes Have Come to
Seattle in the Past
9 Three Years o

Out of which have supplied 10000 with fine home
payments smaller than YOU Tor people who
earn no more than YOU paving or homes IN Hill
man CITY Who bought the last eight months They
worth double what they paid for them They bought IN the
rough and We improved them expense We put in
sidewalks, Cedar river city water electric lights a1 grade
streets Buy where they making improvements NOW.
DON'T BUY ON \ PROMISE We have been compelled
10 buy after another. until put division
OF Hlman City lots aud garden sale with
GRAND FREE BABECUE DINNER All are invited.
Old and prospective BUYERS should early aud ~ tickets
at the office FREE for DINNER.
People desiring buy lots the lowest price who can't
come look this beautiful elose-n propcrtg will send
check fer s post money order deposit Will pick
choice level lots low price and hold them for YOU sub
jet his her approval Remember the only peo
pie in Seattle who will put writing guarantee increase OF
value OF your lots aud will your money the
OF one year You dissatisfied with your buy Therefore
you not running risk have fear OF making deposit
We sell hundreds OF lots that way Nou can't ANYTHING
You cant help being satisfied To buyers send
Your money 70 T. II Hlmau. owner Downs block Seat
tie, Wash.
You can't afford to let such opportuul, lovely
home pass Remember the extraordinary inducements OF
low prices easy payments and desirable cosein location only
y minutes ride from OF Seattle Take Wash
mgton street only scent fare 10 Hlman City. Buy directly
from owner and agents commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

a suit against the City Of ssas-
tie aas filed yesterday BOO ~.
rinr cart hs Mfs Amelia HeftuH-.
aho wants ilo.sdo damages faF ln-
iuries silsEed "a have been received
IN tripping over a sidev ak plank. 4
claim for compensation WaH pre-
scented to the city. bat vas rejected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
RilIman City Acre Tracts
Are Selling Fast

The demand
that plated
ton
There garden
tracts fof iNYEsrMENr HOME or GARDEN LAND
j
hundred dotaIs Now a worth tn thousand There
office
past kpeeaes Friend you can profit By ~ TOO Ten
Seattle had
sf or them ha'e come n the asi three % ie have increased
Yourself 10 be Of those n the future say n had thought Sc
Come have the
double what they paid FOR them ii than three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

Haveriy's Mapiodou Ministries will
Introduce Blity Van. the star of all
minstrel comedians. Eddie Leonard.
T3ddle Mailer. Pafrou eausrs Dan
waliran. Fred Gartslls and a bunch
81 other funny folks also the Young
Bros Garden q somers. Marcus 4
Gartelle. and Mazier A. Coniey will
be here. and a most enjoyable min
strsl entertainment will be assured
The Haveriy Mastodons appear at
the Seattle theater tomorrow. Mon
day ard Tuesday and Sunday mat
iuee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

king IN Henry - aaVaEes prudue-
ton ~ +kinE uodp u considered a
master 81 stage makeup. tfis char.
srtsr poses have wen high praise for
- phoioFra phH lie had the dlHfine-
/ ton last year % receiving prize
for bis photographs at the intrTnas
tlonai exhibition at Milan.
"FIorodora. as famed FOR It's nn
gins melodies a. e ia for pretty
maidsnn. gorgeous gowns and other
arrrssurtsr 81 musical comedy. 4
coming soon Z otbe Grand and the
presentation VII be the nloa siabo-
rate the play haH ever had iH this
part 81 the country
Rose Melville will present sis
Hopkins at the Gfand. week after
newt
The County Chairman by
George AIDE has made such hit IN
chicago that New York vili not sec
Il until spring
Hlanch waish's success IN "Rssur-
reetiou" was 40 great la Chicago that
she has been booked Tor return en-
raEeWsut.
Are You Ny Father the play
substituted hv Willie Collier for the
frost bitten Personal IL said 60 be
little II any better than the play
shslved.
Mrs. = Patrick Pat Campbell has
produced ous-art play. a Dream. e
b. Isdy Bancroft
Grace Fiikins. wife Of Commander
Mark Of the navy. Will return to the
stage
Christie Mcdonald will star In
The English Daisy. musical COM
sar under the management Of
Weber aud Ffclda. next season.
Sir Henry frvtnR's tour viii opcn
IN New York Monday.
william Gillette will begin rehenr-
sails 81 The Admirable Crichtou' In
q few day..
psnuon Thompson IL IN New Eng
land with The ola Homestead, +"
drawing IN. same old crowds.
The New York critics nearly ran
over each other 10 hammer The
spenders. the drnmatiEstion ~ the
hook Of that title. IN which William
| ". Crane VIII star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
The Advantage of This Close In
Acreage to HOmeseekerS


gardening ana irt fanng There Other tracts close
tracts m minutes ride Of the center Of Seattle and with nsesnt
street Win cedar river ely no~lv through them Ana
have the city It the rates Tvs beautiful close In
~ soil nd
so and ~ down aud s. SIC month
IN
al o. location,
are
washington street directly fom
aEeu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

der the direction Of Henry ". Saw
age. At the Grand the first half Of
next week. has all that subtle charm
and fascination which GustaVe LII
dera iusiilied into The Prince OF
Pilseu' and The BurK0maater'
II has undisputed power and popu-
laritv and many Of the numbers are
OF that class which will be whlstled
Among the most notable songs are
The Tale Of q Dtmbiebes I" Look
IN the Book and Zee" - Jolly Old
POtsntats Two Hearts Made One. q"
The Eminent Doctor Eizz." The
Cats Qusrtstfs." I'm DO or Die. q"
old Father Time" THE Lad Who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
40 EXTRA statesmen ON GROUND
The Most Popular Suburb of Seattle

HAVING LOVELY HOMES BuILT EIGHT MONTHS
HUNDRED Atftta riATrHp INTO LARGE
>
PL.IslIEu Ei9HT MONTHS
4.
STORE SIDEWALKS. 0nAnku STREET.. ELEg-
TRIO TIGIfTE. TELEPHONES CEDAR
WATER PERFEcT TITLES FHtre ABSTRACTS AND VAR
WASTED MEN OF ALI TRADES TO WORK. WAGES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

The New York critics nearly ran
over each other 10 hammer The
spcndsrs. the dramatiEstion ~ the
hook Of that title Ia which William
u. Crane viii star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

psnrreu Thompson IL IN New Eng
land with The old Homestead,
drawing tho same old crowds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

Leads. I Adore Thrs" and In the
spring An augmented orchestra =
Included n the organization. and The
rendering 81 the orchestra wiu be a
musical treat
The last performance % Al the
Old cross Hoads. sill b. given az
the Third Avenue thsatef tonight
Arthur e AistonH capable CON-
pauy Will. however. remain a tire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

Among She players ere Prank D
McNish Iaseph Harrington. Jas X
RYAN. HARVEY Hrnoks William lev.
ths'e Dave newman. Al tiinehriiTs
josephine EirY Marjorie Pair Ma
kthcl CuurtnsY. fds Tyler Louise Ter.
Elsoa. Mahslis GaYisr. Alice Maker
Minnie Packard. t.usiis Miller. Aiu.
ME Fuller and Leslie Wtlsan
tfaFcfiNH famous minstrel band.
under the direction Of Prank Fuhrer.
the Creators 81 minstrel band.
masters. viii Eiys a minstrel concert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
her Wants Him Held
international Trust
Company Pays
Dividend

The international Bank aud Trust
Co. which was forced to close it's
doors ~ result OF the collapse Of
the international Bank ana Trust
co. Of America. have arranged mat
tiers 80 that they VIII now be able to
"a, all depositofs a dividend u 30
per cent The door will be open to-
day. October a. from 10 a. ~. TO q
D. M, and from s 10 J.. m. for the
accommodation Of The working pto-
pie. other dividends Will be declared
ne rapidly 40 possible. 80
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-23
HoIsINGToN HUMMINGss
From tie Dispatsh.


SURVEYORS were here9last week with
a view of making a. reservoir for rail
road purposes.
The painless shave commenced
work on the inside of the 7; MO A
Building.
Engine 77s. with Engineer Bagley
at the throttle was9 partially wrecked
west of Olmitz Tuesday.
Miss Putnam and MisssSiddorn ere
taking aacourse In voice and piano at
brakes Gonser vatory at DesMoiDes,
lac
! job. Pltington was IN Wichita
Friday and Saturday purchasing ma
terial for the large monastery at
Victoria, Ellis County. -
C,nrad Ruehs' face has been absenr
from the round house force for severai
days ON account of sick ness, and a
bad burn on one hand
A surprize party was held stthe
home of Miss Clara Aspby Mnoda1
evening. A rumber of the young
+ ks Fad prepared the surprise and
enjoyed a very pleasant evening With
Miss Aapby. @
Q A suit to recover possession of the
west s de livery barn was tried before
Justice Mills last Saturday. The
suit was between Frank Jones and
AL Barness and jury verdict was
rendered in favor of Jones. 8
Frank Gehrer met with apsinful
accident at Victoria last Friday night.
He fell and badly fractured his arm
Frank was busy there with con-
tract work. and the injury will lay
him up for some time.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-23

All members of the Great Bend
lodge No. l27 should make it paint
to attend she next meeting. which is
nest Saturday evening. Buisness of
importance dem ands each members
individual atteation Remember the
,6deNsnow meets in the Odd Fellow &
nall
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-23
ELLINWOOD EFFECTS.

SIoAK tAS AeEO&.
Born-To Adolph Sshroeter and
wife last week, girl, Adolph wears
. emile yard wide. q
Frank Schmi.z of Manchester,
Okla has purchased the Star res
taursnt of E. L Smith.
w. D. Wolfe and family passed
through here last Friday evening,
on their way to Kansas City, where
Mr.. Wolfe will travel for lumber
company. 80
Word comes from Alden ofthe
birth ofa little daughter last Saturday
to Vias Wagner and wife. Wat
ssys he wouldn't take million for
the heir to- the Wagner estates, and
thai q the truth eS
The Farmers Grain & Fuel Go
held their second annual meeting 81
the opera house, Ellin wood, on
Tuesday afternoon of last week.
Nearly every stockholder was pre-
sent and the meeting was interests
ing and satisfactory to all. A large
amount Of routine business Was dis
posed of and the reports of the
president, treasurer and secretary
read aud accepted The meeting
recommended that the elevator be
enlarged to 10000 bushels capacity
the cost of same TO be paid out of the
funds in the treasury The name of
the corporation was changed tos.'The
Eilinwood Gram & Supply Co." A
vote of thanks was rendered the Off
GERS and directors for their successful
management of the companys affars
The old directors we're unanimously
re elected for another year. The
meeting then sdjourned. At di-
rector's nesting later the officers
were reelected.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-23

. D. q. Tillotson, of Topek 8. was in
sonr city last week. He accompanie
the .Woodmen boysao Heller. Mr..
aTiliotson is q member of the com
mittee on appeals and grievances of
the n. WA. head GANG He is aIko
General Attorney for the Annuity
union, . frateFSsl soeisty.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-23
OLMITZ NOTELETS.
From IKE the Hiker.

|
Zee News are scsrce.
PROT. Baty stsendedTescbers' meet.
ing 81 the County Cspitsl, Saturday
| Mrs George Bisck, Of Shields.
KaDsa. is visitisg relati yes in the city.
Airs. August Speech . visiting her
bdaughter Mrs. Wigten st Realy,
Kans
Miss Anne Taylor and lounges:
brothersFommys we're visiting their
Brother in this city Saturday Last.
The local and long distence tele-
phone office is nowsIocated in its nee
quarters, end better service is ex-
bpected, until the novelty gets worn
off,
| o There will be grand ball in the
Brsck ball, Wednesday evening the
21st to which everyone is cordially4
invited Come out and have . good
time. 90
Oimi.z will soon have IN electric
lie mt plant, arrangements are being
perfected forathe placing of dynamo
| 10 the old mill site. Who says We are
not fact becoming quite metropolitan?
These sPasnee Rock9 gun srtis's,
that can only shoot IA birds out of 20
should not aspire to get their records
into print. We have . lot of school
boys here that cen 'tspet ,em 10" and
then make them look alike the pro-
verbal t~o bits plusa MCKEE @
IF we are SLOWED to make sug-
gestion, We suggest that the "Flying
Dutchman$' change her name tosomt :.
thing more poetical, 9makest ''Pansy
Blossom, "Lily-of-the- Valley"
Che Walnut Of coursa) even the cd
| name of So uliet" would answer the
purpose, in fact most any old name
bit the one she is trying to asque-
rede under. We are sure that she
does not wish the readers of that great
moral and newsy sheet the Dis
patch" to think of sulky pillow trade
mark every time they look at the
Ejottipgs of which she is auth or. We
enj oy the Efforts she puts forth to get
up . good newsy batch of items. and
would like to have her for an esteem
ed contemporary, but would ask it
for her own cake to change her non
Ideplume. We won't stand hitched
for any such mssquera ding ss she has
been doing the past two weeks, under
the meaningless cog-no.men of the
Teuten who arrived at the Santos
Dumont stage of flying
The following interesting program
| will be given at the school building
M, the eve of Kansas day, Jan 29.h,
to which everybody is cordially in
vited.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-23
ABOUT oDIN.
From "Here and There"

eco Z.
9 Biped epizootic (the LaGrippe) is
scausiug9lo of eur,. people to cough
up. q e
@ Odin people ought to keep their tea
nice and cool next summer The
Supply Co. is putting up n ice house
IA nice house for thepurpose.
A new addition tos adam Gersten-
korn's residence is going up. When
spring opens there will be lots of
other5b building going on about Odin.
From now until Easter time our
popular Judge of the "crazy court
Is liable to be ,ksi.- busy Issuing
marriage licenses for Jung people
herea bouts. (No ref 7c,:'ns on the
judge--or the young people y.
Ha IAN open confession is good for
the SOUL" but an open winter is not
the BEST thing for the wheat crop;
although Iadon't see that the plant is
suffering anyso far. With snow and
rain during February and March. We
ought to have crackerjack of . crop.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-23
CLAFLIN COMMENTS.
From the Clarion

]. 81. Welsmers expects to ship
several cars of livestock to the eastern
msrket next week. e 90
Miss Ella Strothman iseteaching in
the primary room during thesillness
ofoMiss Brewer. q
''Financering5,10 is keeping people
from finding out CHAT you haven't
got, says an exchange
Miss Katie J8hannisg came up
from MANCHESTER O4lahoma several
days since, on, months visit with
relatives and old friends here.
= The ordinance PROHIBITING stock
from running a5large. is being yio~
lated. Now is aogo0d time to put q
stop TO such work by sehne up tbs
stock and Letting The owner pay the
damages 50
Our wet goods dealers since New
Years have bad their income greatly
reduced. A number gf the s'Old
Soaks" have "jinedv the dsy gang.
and for the nexe few weeks viii be on
the smelling liss"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-23

Cattle, as general thing, have
done we'll in this county this winter,
although the market price is not as
good as would be expected on the top
wave of our alleged prosperity"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-23

Il number of progressive farmers
have been having US print them
stationery. We put Up 100 letter
heads and 100 envelopes for 90
Call and let US ft you out
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-23

From the Carmen. OK. News, we
learn that J. G. Grizzly bas position
in the Oklahoma legislature. as a
messenger Also that Eds F. Winter
burg is one of the leading business
men Of Carmen. oe
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-23
a Just Kick.

The Dubuque people are bad
ly in need ola better mail service.
AS the service now is, none of the
county papers can reach that Of
fee the same week they are print
| ed. We have interviewed a
number of the patrons Of the
office and they allmake the same
complaint: They should all
sign a petition, asking the pos
tai authorities to, give them a
daily mail from Cla1in. If this
matter was brought to the at
tention Of the proper authorities
we believe the needed improve
ment would soon be made
Clafin Clarion So %
o We want tojoin the Clarion5in
it's protest against the 9misera-
BILE mail service that Dubuque is
getting. A number of our read
ers have made complaint that
the DEMOCRAT which is put in
the postomce here on Thursday
evening, goes to Clafiin Thurs
night, but often does not get. to
Dubuque Qess than 16s miles
from Clafin) until Monday or
Tuesday Of the next week. We
have made protest heretofore,
and have triedto have theman-
ner of9dispatching Dubuque mail
changed. We hope the Dubuque
people will take 1T up and peti-
Btion the Postal Department for
daily mail from Clafin.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-23

E. G. Burke. the Clafiin@ school
master was attending the teachers
convention Saturday. Bur Ike is an all
AROUND good fellow. but SO far has
no one with whom hs might osaks ad
vantage of Judge FEEDERS officer. Still,
judging from appearances Saturday.
there is still hope
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-23
First published in the DEsocRAT Jan. 9, 1908
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

State of Kansas, .
Barton County.
In the Probate Court in end for Said County
In the matter of the Estate of Levi w. johnson,
Deceased. g
Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamen-
tary have been granted to the undersigned, on the
Last w i'll and Testament of Levi w. johnson late
of said County, deceased, by the Honorable. The
Probate Court of the Comfy and State aforesaid,
dated the 7th day Of January a. ID. 1908. Now,
all persons having claims against the said Estate,
are hereby notifed tnat they may be precIuded
from any benefit of such estate: and that if such
CLAIMS be not exhibited within three years afte r
the date OF said Letters. they shall be forever
barred. .
Executor of the last Will and Testament of
Lew w. johnson, Deceased.
Great Bend, Kans., Jan. 1908.
First Published in the EMocRAr Jan ., 1903 ]
NOTICE Ots FINAL Sc rTLE-
MENT.
The State of Kansas. So
Barton County, sc
In the Probate Court in and for said County,
In the matter of the Estate Of John W. James
deceased. e
Creditors and all other persons interested. in
the aforesaid Estate hereby notified that
shall apply to the Probate Court, in and for said
County, sitting at the Court House, in Great Bend
Of February A. D. 1903, for full and final settle
ment of said Estste. Q
JAS. W. CLARkE, EXECUTOR
of the Last viii and Testament of John W.
James, deceased
43-7 Great Bend Kaps Dec 26 A ID 1902
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-11
Pc Is Thenter.

May Edouin, daughter of the late Alice Atherton, and Fred Edwards have the headline of the Poli bill this week with the new sketch, "A Bachelors Dream" The laughing song as sung by Miss Edouin is one of the hits of the bill.
 The sketch tells a good story and Miss Edouin makes five changes while MT. Edwards as Harry Hapgood is clever.
 Manning's entertainers with their lively and fast and furious fun are also one of the big things on the bill. They have a comic acrobatic speciality full of fun and hotel scene and it's a winner.
 Others are Tom Brown, the character mimic, and Miss Nevarro, the charac- ter dancer This act is presented with special scenery and was well received The Great Nello and his slack wire jug gling feats opened the show. Nello is clever and juggles anything from g table to a cigar. He is assisted by Mrs Nello in presenting his act. Ford and Dot West have their new sketch this season, "A Young Poli. tician," and both were enthusiastically received. The sketch is good one showing the wife's ambition to make her husband an alderman and his dis astrous attempt to make a speech witt
 his wife coaching him. Jack Norwortf l with his songs and talk, Louise Dress
 CT as the queen of the comediennes ant
 the electrograph with new motion pie lures completed the bill offered las 1 and which was greeted with lots of ap. plause.
 Daily matinees this week as usual. Prices, evenings 10, 20 and 30 cents I afternoons 10 and 20 cents; ladies al I matinees 10 cents; box seats 50 cents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-11

The original company from the Ma jestie theater, New York, presenting .spThe Wizard of oz," headed by Mont gomery and Stone, will be seen at the Hyperion on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, November 25, "A and 25, with matinee Wednesday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-11
JACK MONROE HERE.
Miner Roots for Yale While Waiting
 for Butcher Boy.

Miner Roots for Yale While Waiting
 for Butcher Boy.
 Jack Monroe. the Butte miner, pugil- ist and wrestler. has arrived in New Haven with his manager. Clark Ball to meet the Butcher Boy" in a wrestling match here on the night before the Princeton game. Monroe will make his headquarters at Jack Lucey's place and will meet Professor Alcorn. Mike Mur- phy and other celebrities to-day. Jack was in good trim with the exception of black eye, a scar on his head and a few odd bruises which did not seem to worry him at all.
 In regard to the $500 purse eontribut- ed by Jack Lucey, Manager Ball showed a telegram from the Butcher Boy" of- sering to make it 75 and 25 per cent. split or winner to take all. Manager Ball favored the winner take alp but Monroe said he preferred the clause in- serted providing for xpenses. Better hav an eye to windward" chuckled the miner, "and anyhow give the other fel- low a show in case something happens to him.
 Monroe said he intended to stay to the Princeton game. He said he though the odds were even, but he heartily hoped Yale would win. He will leave for New York after the game.
 The sale Of seats for the wrestling bout opened at Lucey's hotel, 1S5 Tenn pie street, opposite the Y. M. c. A., last night. The managers were quite pleased at the number sold, and indications are that big house will be present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-11

Grand opera house Thursday, Friday and Saturday this week. This play is a picture painted from scenes or hIe and actuality. It is in three acts ana the scenes are laid in a country store up in Mink Hollow, Ulster county, N Y, where Mir. Sully has farm. For a great many years, it has been Mr. Sully's ambition to giev to the pubic a faithful portrayal of life as he sees it every summer in the country.
 q live right in the heart Of the Catskills, "said MT. Sully to a reporter, recently. My neighbors are great characters to put into a play. At last I have succeeded in doing it." Up near where MT. Sully lives there is mill stream that has been the source of con- siderable litigation between the farfn- CTS and an old Irishman who operates flour mill. This litigation has bred bitterness between several families and as natural result, there has been lots of heart aches among the young folks whose parents were fighting in the courts over the water. This idea is really the basis of the new play. MT. Sully took his supporting company up to his. farm this summer and rehearsed them amid the very scenes that in- spired the writing of the play. As natural result, the actors were per meated with focal color,' for they met the very people they were engaged to portray. Neither time nor expense has | been spared to make '"The Old Mill Stream one of the @prettiest dramatic representations on the stage this sea son. There will be a matinee Satur- | day.
 "At Dutys Call" in which Edware Esmonde will portray the old soldier of Propville, will be seen at the Crane opera house for three nights and wed nesday matinee, commencing Monday November 16. It is a play that will I reach the hearts of everyone. MT. Es monde does as pretty bit of charac
 ter acting as one would see in long
 time.