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PE NW IoSLE MANHO0D
o th Gav Wars a
to as .pedde West,
~' n e of but a ew .Gas'
e eJohn Derrly id d ectetday
ato'clk at his B toela tie
of Na 3 West Pearth stereet
moe was the use of death. Mre
nuCoscious during the last eight
hours of his n ife and the sad
paaeatrlly; he died without a
lurrounded by trlsands and
te i only relatives in this
ae his.aus' Tqm sad the latter's
who live in the bloek where Mr.
e had of harity to a number or
a. rr e had tke enemies. H wgr
y as workinged s ny the Inht
nd was at onergetime maour
toda nst year ao and was thuniver
a in Uno Pa t Johns" t on
beeSantr of thble manhPrescott whiooh
average citit en Is proud to call
Mr.nd ay that his increase duties
.dw ever ready and willing to was
rougthe hand of charity to a worthy
e. e was toldHe had taken greo ha
ork and Ihall, forkings oi the honest
that occupiend was his time in legiti
anate pursuits.' He had accumulated
M1.000 or more, besides being the owner
of a lot and three houses, one of which
was his home. He left no will. His
Ies In Attleboro, Mass. and follow
telegraphic Instructions frq ,)er
the body will be shipped there ft two yearn
terment. Another son John resittdes in
Providence, R. I., and four daughters,
oe of whom Is single, live In Attleboro.
Mrr Barry was a member of the local
commap ther of cith.oli therce, His
Seven years ao this inre was an nde
brouendenght movement in the s cityhat endlection
or an an the severait labor the and
man thaunt upmet his name aIn leudat
matefor r. Mr. Barry's nad e was men
pionsd in connection with the oringe, but
Sor mordelined to rn, saying thhe wasner
iot there for any political favors, and
ould not and three hous namone to be whusedich
oras his home. He left no will. His
"but," said he, "it you are after a man
o push the causbody will be of there boring man
tement. Another son, John, resides in
orward and upward I., and tour adaughters,
onov w the s scondition of livthe aborer,
rt Barrput mey was as onember of the wheelocal
rAr,. poWe can d candidates, butago
e can't et together too many willingIt
Seven rto put him where we want hindm."
alwaentys an ardovement spirit in the cany elmove
ment whiLh he sbelieve was for than
interests of hions mebrother workmen to na cadate
erary r, r 5 yearry's ago. He cas men
nlistioned in onnthe armyin wit 182, and servedbut
ne demonths. Hrun saying that he was with Company
,n Twelfth Rhode Island Volunteers.
Members of te G. A. his will escort the
"body to the Catholic church at 6 o'clock
to pushfrom there to the 8:15 eastbound
tran fnd canddates, ain.
train.
Bet of All
To cleanse the system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the
Springtime comes, use the true and
perfect, nrmedy, Byrup of Figs. Buy
the genue. Manufkctured by the
Cailfornig;Plg Syrup Co. only, and for
sale by all druggists, at 50 cents per
bottle._
A GOOD WOMAN DEAD.
Mf-. *t99. Welsh, a Pioneer Cltisen of
e- r Ledge Valley.
i 'sld4 Welsh died last evening
ati4 o lock at her home at Stuart.
irh'i5lhe wife of David Welsh, who
Sj -,J~c~ton foreman for the Mon
aI~~a St Stuart for a number of
' r-. 'Welsh hwas 4 years of
ahe, and besides her husband, she
leastv &aminly of four children. She
t Stuart for nearly 15 years
a woasn highly esteemed by
of the valley, to whom she
)sA. herself by many acts of
kiadness and charity.
r J1 be felt by the entire com.
euai:sa d r. Welsh has the sym
Vatl!t oa all in his sad bereavnemett.
Waterman's ideal fountain pens sold
at L. A. Kill's book dtoe.
LOOKING FOR THE BUG.
EIectrie Light Eampleyes 8aseiwbg for
the Camse of the Blhe Bases.
The eccentricity of electricity which
set in motion everybody that happened
along the main streets of the city
Thursday night, was the theme of dis
enasion and conjecture yesterday all
over town. Workmen were engaged in
locating and remedying the defect and
by last evening it was said that all
was In good shape again. Chief Men
trum of the Are department is in re
ceipt of a complimentary letter from a
local firm of insurance agents. The
Our New Lin
-Silverware
CHEAPER AND BETTER
THAN EVER BEFORE
Call 1 arnd Eamsie beds.
Pries Will Surprise YN,
Keppler Jewelry Co.
iaa Main Street, Anaconda.
e t ,a, +Mee st.r, t W. ,
h A ton rs b fot the Werease
ra0 c. aBrant vita -err P t
Whel o Baptte optedac at Shrmaas
A0tlT ThE CITY.
Baby carriages at 'anttle'.
S. . Bsat is over froem Helena.
Green letter sale at L X. Ia store.
ratbs-Mantama hnteol uber sop., uas
John . .Welioos of -atte Is I toZthe
pity.
a. A. Tipton is back from the Bitter
Root.
erret has again the banner Une of
baby earlagues.
Richard Lockey of Helena rwas ir the
city yesterday.
Frank D. Brown was over from Phil
lpsbarg yesterday.
nleson's Business college in Dursten
blaock when coampleted.
George Francis Train, r., i iin the
city from San Francisco.
See the Gendron bicycle for $o.00 at
Greig's. Fully warranted.
ElsMayor Dugan of Butte came
down on business yesterday.
W. W. Wylie of Bosenan registered
yesterday at the Montana.
Projecting Kinetoscope, M. E. church,
Tuesday evening, March 22nd.
Major Dawson came to the city yes
terday to talk more business.
Miss Clague of Dee' Lodge arrived
last evening and will visit her relatives
in this city.
For sale-Furniture and lease of fir
nished rooms in Davidson building. In
quire room 6.
Don't walk, but talk. The Anaconda
telephone office always open; day,
night and Sundar service.
Ehret is just opening a new stockof
carpets and linoleums.
Old bicycle tires made as good as
new by having them vulcanised at
Tolan Co.'s.
A raffle for a chainless Columbia
bicycle will come oft at nine o'clock to
night at Tolan Co.'s store.
Manager Reynolds of the Montana
hotel has returned from Chicago. He
has been absent for three steel[
Charles Aepling, a forme reshdent of
this city, now one of Deer Lodge's fore
most citizens, is here on business.
Born-Yesterday, to the wife of W.
M. Kelly a girl. The captain says that
he's just as young as he used to be.
A meeting of the general committee
of the Hibernian fair will be held at
the office of Judge Fitzgerald this
evening at eight o'clock.
All members of the Woodmen's Circle
are requested to meet March the 19th,
at Mattie block hall, at 8 o'clock p. m.
By order of committtee.
A deed was filed yesterday covering
a fraction of lot 5, in block 56, in the
eastern addition to Anaconda by the
A. C. M. company to John Peterson
$165. .
Mrs. Frank Foskett is suffering from
an attack of la grippe. This affliction
is taking a firm hold on a large portion
of the city's population, so physicians
report.
Gus Rosen, a Swede living over near
the flume, has been ill for a couple of
months in his cabin and the county
will to-day send him to the hospital in
Deer Lodge.
City Treasurer John R. Walkup re
turned yesterday from New York.
where he has been treated for catarrhal
affection. He returns much improved
in health.
Pat Ryan and Billy Lewis were cap
tured by the Butte police yesterday
and turned over to Constable Conley,
who brought them to the city jail here.
They are charged with stealing a
watch belonging to Quinn Shea last
Wednesday.
Some miscreant pressed the button
latch on the M. E. church Thursday
night, with the result that some who
came to hear Dr. John about 9 o'clock
were left on the outside, much to the
chagrin of the church oficals. The
ushers had settled down and were so
interested in what the speaker was
saying that they did not find out in
time that the door lock had been tam
pered with.
The subject for Sunday morning in
the M. E. church will be "The Com
plete Idea God Gives of the Church."
In the evening the subject will be "The
Relation Cuba and Spain Hold to the
Present State of Civilization." Class
meeting at 10 o'clock. Sunday school
at 12:30. Epworth League at 6:30
o'clock. General prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. Ladies' Aid soci
ety Thursday, 2:30. Helping ' Hand
society Tuesday, at 2:30. Junior League
Friday, at 3:30 p. m. All strangers
cordially invited to attend.
SCARED IN EARNEST.
The laseumce That War Talk Is Having
Is the Commerelal World.
War gossip is beginning to have a
noticeable influence in the commercial
world. One of the biggest commercial
houses in the United States yesterday
telegraphed to its agent here as fol
lows:
"Stop taking import tea orders with
out a duty and war clause. The fol
lowing must be written on every future
tea order taken from now on: 'This
order is taken subject to import and
export acts and conditions that would
exist in time of war. "
SPECIAL War News Features
y in the Sunday Standard--zo
pages--All newsdealers--5 cts.
HOT COFFEE OF HIS FACE
ss r ag at Wel mrld ansd JoLhn
hKate wVt eWplaim foern bo.eU
use * aweau amesed
Wic m i sM r. anaeets.
John Heira s, who it charged with
eaaa st i the t"rd deasge In having
uridM Blert otman's tace and neck
with boilis hot oeese Thursday, was
befor Judge Wilihams yesterday, and
his ease will be heard in thi above
court this afternoon. It appears that
Metrris, who lives In a cabin back of
Radefeld's gloon, was entertaining a
nusber of Isa friends at his home.
Jima, and other. Argument became
warm dad wotds flew thick and fast
until MorrisT. It is alleged in the com
.tint, took the coifee pot trom the
t toe and threw it at Hogan,
striking him on the jaw and neck.
Hogan sys that Morris' old age pre
vented him from striking bhi~. He went
to a doctor's and bad his bisters at
tended to and then went to Justice
Williams' court and swore to the above
UMay Jewell, the big "Klondike Nug
get.," who is charged with having
robbed Jacob Hanson of $5., is out on
$100 bonds to appear before Judge
Williams next Monday evening. It has
been made apparent that Hanson does
not watt to prosecute the case.
Mike Connors, who several days, ago
assaulted his wife with a flatiron, was
in Justice Williams' court last evening
to submit to a raJse on his ball bond.
It has come to the notice of the county
attorney that Connors has been Intimi
dating witnesses for the state, and con
sequenthi he asked that the defendant
be placed under heavier bonds. Attor
ney Duffy argued against the increase.
Judge Williams held that the court
was warranted in increasing the bond.
The defendant was committed in de
fault and his case was set for Monday.
John Donnelly was arrested yester
day by Officer Furay on complaint of
Mike Morrison, who alleges that the
defendant robbed him of $5 In the Spo
kane saloon. His hearing is set for to
day in the police court.
Mickey Barrett, for hanging on the
pillars of houses of ill shape, was
yesterday fined $10 and costs in the
polclee court.
Get Young & Desell to figure on your
plumbing and tin roof work.
TO THE ASYLUM.
Charles Wells Is Ordered Committed by a
Commission on Insanity.
It required the combined efforts of five
strong men to take Charles Wells from a
cell in the jail to the clerk of the court's
room yesterday. A commission on insan
ity composed of Drs. Ray and Bishop and
Commissioner Walker inquired into the
unfortunate man's case. Wells was in no
condition to answer relevantly any ques
tions and he was returned to his cell,
where he continued to converse with im
aginary persons.
Several witnesses gave testimony which
tended to prove that the man was insane
beyond a doubt. It is said that Wells has
relatives in Philipsburg and that they will
be here some time to-day. The patient
does not evince any set hallucination, but
drifts from one subject to another, and
his insane desire Is not to harm any one.
He will talk about matters connected
with the work he had done in the con
verters, then give orders to some one to
bring him "the crane, the crane." He will
sing a few stanzas, then jump from his
cot and dance a few steps. His wife is in
a delicate condition and was unable to
attend the Inquiry. Wells owns the prop
erty in which his wife resides. He will be
taken to Warm Springs on this morning's
early train.
Order your "Hot Tomales" at Kitchen
restaurant, East Commercial avenue.
Family trade a specialty.
Union Family Theater.
A good-sized audience witnessed the
first production of the pretty Irish
drama. "On Irish Soil.," last night. It
is a far better Irish play than its pre
decessor and gave a true and realistic
picture of life in Ireland. The specialty
part of the programme is pleasing and
interesting. Mile. Lira is certainly a
great dancer, and the electrical effects
are wonderful. Mr. Winans sang some
new and popular songs, fully establish
ing himself a favorite.
B., A. & P. trains now leave Anaconda
daily as follows:
Great Falls & Helena local... 8:40 a. m.
Butte Express.............. 3:00 p. m.
Atlantic Express ............. 8:00 p. m.
See time-table on another page for
information regarding through service,
connections, etc.
New Train Service.
Commencing Sunday, March 6. the
Northern Pacific Railway company will
Inaugurate a through train and sleep
ing car service from Anaconda over the
Montana Union railroad via Butte to
all points east. Train will leave Ana
conda for St. Paul at 8:15 p. m. daily.
Train from St. Paul will arrive in An
aconda at 7:55 a. m. daily. For full
particulars, sleeping car reservations,
etc., call on or write S. D. BEEBE,
Agent M. U. By., Anaconda,
Or W. M. TUOHY.
Gen. Agent. N. P. Ry., Butte.
Choice wines and liquors for select
family trade at Devine's grocery.
g---~-- -
G. A. RI. Attention.
All members of George G. Meade post
No. 16 G. A. R. and visiting comrades
are requested to meet promptly at 6
o'clock this evening at the residence,
rear of No. 304 West Fourth street, to
attend the funeral of Comrade John
Barry. By order of John Hallahan,
commander.
Invitation Aeeepted.
At last night's meeting of the Good
Templars an invitation from the W. C.
T. U. of this city to attend the Willard
memorial services at the M. E. church
Sunday afternoon was received and
accepted. The lodge will attend In a
body.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
2t15o 15
aea~,Cr. fjc'.'Af*-C.9 5Yat
M e le gry
. 8wie's datm are - der thea gmene
aing alone t a tte on her
Dos the beter haf ofl dlening; doe it bettr
tman may other way known; does it easily, quickly
and hesqly. agest packrage-greet ectmonmy.
THNEK N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
caxp Ise .fi onte. new er ka Bses. P;es";gi .
TOHOiNT AT THE MARGARET.
Tieke ea Sale and Going est For ft A
Sltreager I New York."
All oftha Hoyt comedies have been preo
seated inlthis city at one time or another,
sad none sathemb have been found want
SIn thos tl es which go to make
'an ena t in which the various
tastes atay-going element will
Mid nmuc ti'spe-nse them for visit
Sa a best thing about the
Hlsho tS is( tbP) they are all "so dif
ferAL" He unsuer tes a play that bears
the least reseibliAce to another save in
the fact that they are all of a satirical
tinge, and thus it is that when the an
nouncement of a new play by Hoyt is
made the public pays its money with per
feet assuranoe that it will have an oppor
tunity of witnessing something unique.
No American author has displayed such
versatility in securing a groundwork for
his plays as Mr. Hoyt. This evening at
the Margaret his latest concoction of
melody and mirth, "A Stranger in New
York." will receive its initial presenta
tion in this city. The new piece is an
nounced as a broad farce comedy, con
structed for latghing purposes only, and
to furnish a healthful and enjoyable even
ing's entertart~ ent.
Tickets on sale at the Smith Drug com
pany's store.
Meyer's piano store, 117 East Park.
New Train Service.
Commencing Saturday, March 5, the
Great Northern By. will run their
through train consisting of Sleeper,
Dining Car and first-class day coaches
and tourist sleeper through from Ana
conda to St. Paul without change.
Train will leave B.. A. & P. passenger
station at 8 p. m. daily. The Great
Falls Express will also run through
from Anacelda to Helena and Great
Falls without change. Train leaves
Anaconda at 8:40 a. m. daily.
On new time table Butte, Anaconda
& Paciflc evening train for Anaconda
leaves Butte at 9:10 instead of 9:20 p. m.
New Train Service.
Commencing Saturday, March 5, the
Great Northern By. will run their
through train consisting of Sleeper,
Dining Car and first-class day coaches
and tourist sleeper through from Ana
conda to St. Paul without change.
Train will leave B., A. & P. passenger
stattbn at 8 p. mi. daily. The Great
Falls Express will also run through
from Anaconda to Helena and Great
Falls without change. Train leaves
Anaconda at 8:40 a. m. daily.
Notice of Election.
Notice is hereby given that a general
election in and for the city of Anaconda
will be held on Monday, April 4, 1898, be
tween the hours of 8 a. m. and 6 p. m.
The officers to be voted for at this elec
tion are: One alderman for the First
ward, one alderman for the Second
ward, one alderman for the Third ward.
one alderman for the Fourth ward, one
alderman for the Fifth ward, one alder
man for the Sixth ward. The polling
places for the several wards are: First
ward, bottling works at the brewery;
Second ward, Auditorium: Third ward,
No. 211 East Commercial avenue;
Fourth ward, City hall; Fifth ward.
Deer Lodge house, northeast corner of
Chestnut and Third streets; Sixth ward,
southeast corner of Commercial avenue
and Ash street. None but those who
have registered will be entitled to vote
of this election. Electors are request
ed to notice the dates for registration as
given by the board of registration.
T. O'LEARY.
City Clerk of the City of Anaconda.
Resgitration INotice.
Notice is hereby given that the time
for the registration of the qualified elec
tors of the city of Anaconda, prior to
the annual election in and for said city.
to be held on Monday, April 4, 1898, will
commence on Monday, March 21, 1898.
and expire March 29, 1898, except that
on the 2d day of April the office of the
registry agents shall be open for corre-e
tions and registration of voters. The
ofice hours for registration are from 9
o'clock a. T'n. to 10 o'clock p. m. The of
fice of the registry agents will be at the
police court roots in the city hall. Only
persons who register can vote at the
city election.
S. A. KENNICOTT.
B. N. KENNEDY,
W. PEOPLES WALSHE,
W. M. EGAN.
Board of Registration city of Anaconda.
oColors are a feature in Spring hats. Have you
seen the Gordon,
A Buffet Smoker.
The Great Northern through train
has vestibuled sleepers, dining car and
coaches, and it is the only train run
ning a buffet smoker. Meals are fur
nished on the European plan and the
prices are graduated according to the
order given at table.
Kid Glove Sale--
For Friday and Saturday We Place on
SPECIAL SALE
NE LOT Ladies' Two-Clasp Kid (Gloves, in
Blacks, T"ans, 'Modes and Browns, superior
quality kid. You pay $1.231 a pair for goods
no better. We have all sizes, and the price for Friday
and Saturday will be ..............................
PER PAIR 75C PER PAIR
C. O. D. Store, 217 Comm'l Ave., Anaconda
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
As ]eeolleat Programme Arranged Peor
sanday at the M. B. Chereh.
A memorial service for Frances E. Wit
lard will be held at the M. EK church on
Sunday at 3 o'clock. All are invited to
come and hear of the life and work of
this world-renowned woman. Following Is
the programme:
"Crusade Hymn." choir: "Crusade
Psalm," Mrs. Logan: prayer, Rev. George
Wade Healy: anthem, "Blessed Are the
Dead Who Die in the Lord;:" address,
Mrs. Hattie Bartlett; sketch of Miss Wil
lard. Miss Anna C. Carlson; song. "He
Leadeth Me;" "Miss Willard as An Edu
cater." Rev. W. T. Eunter; "Miss Willard
as a Patriot," Rev. J. A. Jenkins; anthem.
"He Gliveth His Beloved Sleep;" "Miss
Willard as a Reformer," Miss Fannie
White: song, "Lead Kindly Light," male
quartette; benediction, Rev. J. D. John
son.
Anaconda Steam Laundry, 305 I. Pars.
Cat is Passenger Rates to Seattle and
North Pacifie Coast via IL, A. & P. By.
and Coneaetions.
Effective at once, passenger rates,
Anaconda to Seattle and north Pacific
coast points, are reduced to $2.00 first
class. $20.00 second-class.
Call on ticket agent at B., A. & P.
railway, passenger station, at Ana
conda. for further information.
THE 1IONTANA
ANACONDA, MONT,
One of the handsomest and meet elegant.
ly appointed hotels in the United States.
Thoroughly fireproof and provided with
elevators, electric bells, fire alarms, rua.
ning water, baths, steam heat, open fire.
places and all modern conveniences.
Rooms en suite and single. Cuisine and
service strictly first-class. Rates from
$3.50 per day upwards, according to sise
and character of rooms occupied.
OEO. W. REYNOLDS
rFANAQER
THE NEW LIVERY STABLE-BOYD BROS.
Cor. Cedar and Third Streets, Anaeonds. Tel. 82
French Cleaning and Dyeing
Plush, Woolen, Velvet and Silk
Dresses, Gentlemen's Garments, Kid
Gloves, Feathers and Furs, Laces and
Curtains of all descriptions, Silk and
Woolen Underwear and Neckties.
Scouring by the French- process. All
work guaranteed.
ANACONDA STEAM DYE WORKS
224 West Commercial Ave.. Anaconda.
Notiee to Contractors.
Bids will be received at the office of
the city clerk up to 7:30 o'clock p. m.
April 14th. 1898, for the construction of
a sewer in Special Improvement Dis
trict No. 3 and for a sewer in Special
Improvement District No. 4, and for a
sewer in Special Improvement District
No. ,5. and for a main sewer on West
Fourth street, to connect with the main
on Park avenue and Main street; and
for a main sewer on Fourth street.
Bids may be filed for all or any of these
sewers. Plans and specifications may
be seen at the city clerk's office. A
time limit for the construction when
contract is let will be strictly enforced,
as will the requirement for the filling
in upon the completion of any section.
A certified check of ten per cent. of
the amount bid must be filed with the
bid, to be returned upon the filing of a
bond with sureties to perform the work
in accordance with the plans and speci
fications and entering on written con
tract. Bids may be made separately
for the pipe and for construction.
By order of the city council.
T. O',LE H Y, City Clerk.
City of Anaconda.
STdings of
3PRIN
That are always agreeable to the wiv.s~.
and sweethearts are the
NEW STYLES IN BESS
Aid ier salerals sfir Sp T War.
WE HAVE JUST PUT ON SALIB -
One Ce krasete Sa tings
At 35 cents per
One Case Now Shade Covert Suidtig
At 4o
Two Cases yadre Stripes aud FasI .
At go
One Cas All WWl Tart. Plaids
At
At a c
One Case Fancy Mrer br nr ka t
At Sc
We offer these startling bargains as as
of the fact that we are going to have youe
this season, because we will give you b.tt
than any other house in the busins.`
Copper ty Comerd
A NAODA, lMOII - T A
Somethis Nw
Wall
Is the constant deuIe R
*l housewife who w is to
part or all of her h.e.
my province to meet th
sire, and my large
stock will show howld
Sduty.
3.k.aw... F. B. WRIO HT
is the Oreatest Cattle Grownlg State.
The Bitter Root ?
The Herd of 700 Steers....
Purchased tre.s the ittler beat S tck er
is moaceded to be the meat falubled heal a
Cattle tat Montana has yet preduced.
We are now serving our patrons at Butte and Aseasom
of these choice cattle. The supply is ample to assure ye tiL
ity for several months.
The scarcity and high prices of good beet cattle is
You will iad our prices right. Order a steak for ya r
a rib roast for your Sunday dinner. If your appetite ea
cacy, order a quarter of spring lamb.
MONTANA MEAT
ANCONDA. BURR
fargaret Theater- Avauisa
JOHN MAGUIR, " anager
Wait for the Big Show. E .. 1
............ SATURDAY. a 19I
Haot's Big Musical Fare,
A Stranger • New York
Pretty (lirs Who Can Sing, Dance
and Act. Beautifully Cos
turned. Gorgeously Staged.
Lare st BRrst and Most Sueressful Unirsal.
Far-i'a Enx-rtvinment `n the Country. Under
t lr Peroieal L,|)reetin of Hor t e ad Melee.
UNION FAMILY THEATER-Anascnda
tFormeriy Evans HaHl) Dick P. Sutton, Mgr.
TO-NI6HT--Bi Double Bill
The Pretty Iri Drm.
ON IRISH SOIL
Ad Ii semsdit oei.
ANA.O
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PHSI1CWIN An
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Residnce._617 Clun7 O
DR. N. U. KNTDER.
Surgeon is IW t. 4
O fce next to Matoms
Telephone No. 13 ,
P. J. DO'OIIOB .
ARCHIU2
Over Kennedy's drug atnls.
Silver Bow block. 'tot. 4W Son rel
on nrelty
Want Anyth n
A STANDARD "TWAh'r ADiV.
YOUR WANT Ti ORRATUST
