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ltd 10. JUST ONE THING Quality That meant Stvle, Workman ship, Perfect Ht and Material. Our Immense Assortment of High Quality Shoes At $3.50. $J.". $3-5". . S'i Is an excellent rem 11 why you shotihl cone " 111 reel (or your footwear Always Something Now: Owayi Something Dlfie-ent. CLEAVER BROS. Thf. Boot and Shoe Men. H,)', Main Str.'i Pi PERSONAL MENTION. id Teal, of KahOi Ii raglitorad at tin' Botnl Peadletoo, Andy Dillon, a stock BaM from Reno, is in town today. A. I.. Swatfxart, a 'll known Aabaaa popnlhrt, 1- bare b 013 .Mr. uml Mr-. Rimer Spike, ol Kcbo, art- Kiu-sts at tin' Hotel I'endletoti. Win. McUri.le, the Atlu-iin .li u j.-n-t . is in town attending tin' convention, W. II. II. S'ntt and .1. N. I! (i.rk iti(. well known Atliena farmeri, are ut the Hotel IVllilletoll. Jerry Htone, (orm -rly a ropr nta tive in tbe legislature form I matilln COUIltV, ih lit tbe Hotel I'endletiili. Atbenii I'ress: Mis Daisy W I re turned to bar home near town Wednes dav, after a two week-' vi-h with rel atives in IVndletoii. Atliena I'ress : Alvin Stone, who (or tbe mst winter has bean attending a medical oollege in Portland, bai m turned to bin botne west of town. Jerry B. Despain, of I'kiab. a well known men-loin! . came in mi I rnl.n even in v. He Maw in pan led by K. Wcixldy, K. w. MeReynoldi, Wm. Howard, ami Other (.'1111111." prairie c ilixeni. I.. H. Plants, A. R. Trovar, W. J. Oaaatala Bad P, B. Cummimi ol Mil ton. are ill town, with 11 line report concerning tbe condition ol Bali Rod fruit, which will be aaeeptkmally yuod thin year, they any i. m. (iliiieii, the eteran traveling freight agent, i" in town t. day. a gaeet at the Hotel Pendleton, Mr. 0 lilies remark." that the wind hlew sonic down on the ( ulumliia river mi Friday, which all penoM VBO Vara in Pendleton tbut day will readily lie I in ve. MALHEUR COUNTY REPUBLICANS. Thsy Meal In County Convention and Nominate a Ticket. The republican ol Malheur 10.0 in countv convention at Vale ami n KM the following ticket- .1. E. Stevens, count v 111. Ije . I A I art. commissioner . .lame- A NeWtOtl sheriff; H. 1.. Payne, clerk Joe (' Kelley, treasurer. W II I'm I l.-n . :i sessor; ('. Cox, school Fii..-riii:-inient Dr. II. T. Iloople, c.ir. n-r, lis -1 iti delegates cboaan are: C. II. Brown. K. .M. Kicker. .1. .1. Qarrright and 1. II Holland The platform is largely a eopy ol that of tbe republicans ol rm.itilla countv, u paibliabad in this paper, with a plank opnoeing tb. leaaing ol public range-, "a- it w.eild SOU no I he death kllell of ir..-,oritv t" the .. of Kasteru Oragan, and that it Mould discourage immigration o our itata and therefore In- detrimental to it- n. tereits." At MM Tallman & Co.'s You can always liiu! the latest pa pers and periodicals. A Large Line of Stationery and Envelopes. All correct shades and -.ies Drugs, Perfumes, Novelties. Ladies' and (k-ii Pocket RaoffJ. Corner Maiu and AHa Sirens. WASHING FEATHER PILLOWS Vaalia SIM . j ininio on., a year. Cbowt a bri.hl, aunny da,; lill a l,r,c lub t.itf fullol wawrihalia aiuio.i boilmi, hot: di.-i.. Mai Gold Dust Wuhing Powder ta ll 10 niaaa amid sud- .,, ld!.k.? '" Pss'i Uieui up and down SlSS.'r?."""1"" kii unlil dean II "M aud, la Hiiaaaih, ut ,w.j or ,..,.. ,,.. S?,wiitSi?;.J',,',)'h,kc ii.J aJl " saw pilluwa. "Uou,H stun ZiHiMuii." saTHUPav. aimmi. uHouscvvork is haid work without Gold Dust" J il 1 11 maamamaaaammaaaa, mi Tea e. a. Mmaaan Msrtm i I11"""' - Both I BREVITIES. QmoIIin lamp (or f. ut Itlllman'e, BaxllBjr .V 'eliner, choice citfrrs, V'lii:il rum fur see,! at DWMJtt'i. Blgn painting a specialty. Cm Lam Plekl Mini .1 i v 111 bulk at I'.' moM'e. l-'ir-t-i ln-- creamery botteji" Detnotl v. Before painting tad papetlnf, me una. Lane, Rwlfl premium bains tin- White Hoasa. Barlv 1 Ihlo uml Karl imi be eon at Ra potatoes at Demon 'a. Molaaaaa, soTghutn uml map) in hulk at iVmott's. syrup You ran iiff.rl to buy ap 1,.. by tin' boa at tin' white Hnoae Pine Qtote crea ry batter i anil Ireeh, White House, I1, ithmrl Itrw. ' lodging haw Tallman drag atota. Bada, M Todar A waab ko.Is Hyer over "I' ll! id .ill yard. Tat Weaaol Department a store. Closing out ut big tire from business, nslncl Vangh one in - t.. re- Racket n.rnom .1. L Store. For rent or sale, 11 dwelling house, Inquln of lard id 1- : Hharon. 1 l-or Mire home mad , 1 t. ll.lVc i Kchwari A i.r. nlich lb. salmon rju-, a kid alove rafprin (ohk! two I clasp kid-, lilted at out unlers, foe. The Waeeel Departmenl itora. Ail. ut for the Walla Walla "team carpal elaaaar. Carpeti taken up cleaned ami laid. Jaate Rallingi Mrs. I. Hall, si ieiitilie .it I ri 1 -t ami life render, is in Pendleton and will he located at Mrs. BtTebon'l. on Court street, after April 7. Roomt W and .'III. Mr-. Keel has removed into her new rooming house on Collage street, opposite the Conn honae, ami has iee' ernl nicely iurnished room- to rent ill fil ami each. If (Ml III underwear Mfpfiaa lace trimmed corset covers, h trimmed nightgowns, doable Bounce -kirts, chemises and ambrella draware. The Waaaal Depaftinanl store. (J rand display of new carpel-, rugf , draperies, n'WHiu inaehim- . inches ami lonngea, etc., etc. , on Prlday and Saturday, Hareh Ifl and 17. Come ami ometbing new. Palllng'i Carpal siore. 0. R. Dicks is now poblishar of "The Advocate," at Arlington, hereto. for ndneted by li. H, Robinaon. Mr. Hick- appears to have given up publishing a paper at Bhanllco, Waaco county, the new town at tin terminal of the Columbian Southern railway. The "Order of Pernio" nave a social liit BVenlna at Hendricks' hull. A iptartetto saiif several -. li etimi-, there were recitations by Mi--. - Maud and Lulu Bimpaon, a song by Mis- m. iFraker, acaompanlad by Mr-. Mar-ton. Rerreebmenti were served ami all present hail an enjoyable time. We eive no rewards. An offer ol this I kind is tiie meanest of d ptlona. , Te-t the curative p.,er- of Kly's ('ream lialm lor the cure of catarrh, : hay fever ami cold in the head and yon are sure to continue the treatment lielief i- Immediate and a core fol low-, it is 1 ot drying, dom not pro- iluee meciiiu: It s,)hes and heals the membrane, Price M nti at dnugbrta nr by mail. Kly UmtberH, ."si Warren -tr.'. t, New York Church Annouucenienli. Rav, 0, w Rigby will eoadeal the Sunday morning service- at the I'res- by tar Ian ehoreh, in tin- abeeuce of the pa-tor. The evening pcaaeblng Mrviee will bg Omitted, (Mherwise the usual service's will Is- held. (.'Iiristian church- Service- are held in tin Ooagragatloaal house of wor ship. Sunday -el ! at Hi a. rn. ; preach ina at 11 a. m. ami 1 tW p. m. 1 .iiiiimr Kndeavor at Radeavor at 8 iSO p. Chureh of the r p 111. and Senior li, di enter Divine Palm sun. Ia . will - follows: Celebra com man ion at i a. at in a. in,, moras service- tomorrow, Is- held 1,1 boors a ti.ni oi the Holy in. , Sunday scln ol in.1 prayer an. I -ermon at II a. evening prayer ami sermon at 4 p and meeting oi the contirmatian in. , in., lam at T on p. m. Daring the remainder of Holy week there will ! daily mrviee at IDtgOa. in., uml mi tool Friday and Raster 1. ven I bare will be an additional B(tor n service. Tire eaeramenl ol Bap than will Jbe administered on Raatr. BVen to u lull- in the m 'rum.' and to chihlrcii in the alternoon at I p. o, w w m. iv hew. Morton, Wle., an "I eonaider Doe Minnie Cough Cure . most wonderini medioine, quich and safe. It is the milv liarnilo-j, reimdv lliai uive- Hill II. II, le-llll-. eure- eougne, colds, crmip, bronchi til, grjupe, ahooplng cough, pneamonla and ail throat ami lungdleeaaea. its early use prevents eoaaamptloa. Children always like ii and Diotlwn t etadoM it. Tallman A Co. - - - - a m Will Dswsy Villi ChieaKOV Chicago, April 7 Should th.-D.-w.-v committee Boally decide, owing to tiie admiral'- political a-pirations. not to welcome him May 1. in Chicago. a- heretofore aim wed, the (irand Army oi tin- Repablic mill invite him. .1- .1 praahlential candidate, to atl.-iid th. great eneampmeat to lie held in Uaieagn W August. Many u Lover Hm to need aitfa diagual Irom an "thervM-, 1, rable girl with anoffeuaive breath. Karl's Clover Rool Tea purities the breath by it- action on the I'.Wel-. etC, a- nothing else will. Hold for yean on abaolata guarantee Prtot 'J.').' and otic. Tallman o; Co. Daily ha-.! Ortgonian. delivered earlier, only 15 cents s week by i i I PKMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION. OOMULUUU), I (ions, presented the following as the report of the committee He it resolved, hy the countv demo. static convention, now oaaamblad in Dmatilla county, that we do hereby ami by tiiif reeolntron most cordially extend t ich and every delegate now entitled to a seat in the county populist convention, now aaaamblad in Umatilla countv, Oregon, an invitation to be seated in our COnventlODi and do here by extend to them seuis in our conven tion, and riipiest that thev a Jit this Invltation and join With uh in the election ami nomination of a full countv and district democratic OfBcial ticket'. And he it further rceolved that a copy of these resolutions In. sent by committee to the wipulist eonvention, now amembled. Respectfully submitted. .1 1. LtEUALLRN, Chairman The report vva- accepted and the Committee continued to present the matter to the populleta. Col. R, D. Boyd Mtbmlttad the re port on order of bUlineM as (olloWgt Temporary organ i.at ion made icrina- nent. Report of eommittee to wail mi pOpO li-l-. Voting on instruction- a- to circuit judge. Election of delegates to stat uiven- t ion. Rlectlon of eonnty committeemen. Reports of oommitteee. Komlnatlona for county afloat! in thi- order: Two representatives j countv judge, county comniissioner. sheriff, olfnt, recorder, tn usurer, a 1 or, Rlperittteodenti surveyor, coroner. Road supervisors to he nominated by delegates from each road district. The Platform. Chairman Hallay read the reeolu liomcommitlae'l report, which was: To the Democratic County Conven tion of Umatilla County: Oentlemofl Your committee on platform bags leave to report the following platform for VoOT consideration : rirst: We favor an economical uml botinemlike administration of county affaits. in the interest of the taxpay ers, ami tor tiie reunction ni tin- countv illilellledlless. llllli pledge the nominees of this convention to such an adinini-tratimi and eipecially favor the keeping ol accurate boottl of a count, in all countv altair-. so ihatanv tannaver can readily me ami know tin financial couditi if the countv. ami to this end. we advocate the iioinina tioii and election of ollicer- capable of so doing. Seeoiid I We favor the eiiactnient of the general lien law for the protection of lahorer- U'ii all crop-, ami other products of lalsir to the extent of flu reasonable value of the labor actually performed. Iliinl: We fav.r the inimeiliate con struction of the Sicaraguun canal, t be held under American control. 1'oiirtli : We favor tl lection of I'nil.'l Slate- senators by direct vote of the people. fifth: We favor the enactment ol such law- both federal and state a will deetroy the traits and restore irei ami uiire-tricted competition in all branchm ol trade am.' bnalnem. Sixth: We condemn the republican party for denying to the Puerto liieans by the passage of the Puerto Riigg t iritt hill the right- for which our forefather! fought in the establishment ..I this government. Seventh 1 We point with derialon t the failure of the recent republican countv loiivcntioii to emlorse. or even mention the nam. of their chief mag is Irate. Cighth: We endorse the Chicag. platform of the democratic party and the principles of government in the in te recti ol the whole people, as ad vocated by William .1. Bryan. Supplemsntal Rsuort. Whereas: The grain pfOdtMon have to compete in the open market- of the world and must be content w ith anv margin of profR aflonhil their prodoctl hy the ruling pTll il those market and Wherea-: 1 he gram grower- luu-t pr.slme their crop- without governmen tal aid by subsidy to Increase their profits (when there ure any prollt- aini witii tiie iK'iiei thai congress can not ju-tly enact Special legislation t lavor ore indu-trv at the exiM-nse of other classes of peipM Therefore. He it rcsolvisl : That wi hereby deiiouiice the "llanna-l'avn. snip siii.-iiiv mi 1 a- is'ing solely 111 the intereeti ..f tbe ihipowaen moaopoliea and grafters of tin ' 1 Han na Payne" imm and of m benefit to anv producer. Iii rapport of thin resolution w humbly beg to point mil I., the wheat grower of I unit ll la county thai thev are now paving almost twice tin amount of a reasonable charge f..r carrying their wheat to ii. open man.. 1.- aoove reierreo. to ami am pay nig 11 special tax ol alsitit Ihr cuts Men mi the bags in which they sell. their wheat to said open markets, and are pav ing twice the price for burl wire .,r which il is Long sold i. European countries, and manv other coiuiuiHlitie- in a iik. pr...rtion. Ueleuates Iniiruclsd lor stlliman. The vie ..11 circuit judge era- as fol lows : Alta precinct Stillinan, .'t. Adam- -Stillinun, 0; Carter. '.'. Athena, north stillinan, g j Carter 6. Atliena, south Curler, 10. Alba -Stillinun, H; Carter, I. Kiiigbam Springs Stillinan, '.'. I nttonwoud Stillinan, I; Carter, Kcbo Carter, .1 .Stillinan, 1. Racampment Still man, 4; Carter, 1. 1. rniron Biuiman, 1; t arter, i'. Qllllland-itlllman, n. Helix Stillinan, ft. .lumper Stillinan, S. Milton, north Stillinan, 10. Milton, south- Stillinan, H ; Curler, McKav -Slillimin, Curler -t. Hottnuin- stillm.in, 4. Pendleton Btlllman, 8; Cortor, 4. Paadlaton, south Stillinan, ii; Car ter, 1. Pendleton, north Stillinan, I; Car ter, I, Pendleton, oast Stillinun, l; Carter, lieservuti. in Stillinan. Carter, , Unloa Htlllnmn, 4 j Qartor, 8, Hkiah siiiimuii, 6; Carter, I. Vunsych Curler. lj Stillinan, 2. Waaton Cartor, it stiiimun, 4. We.-tmi, Kast- Stillmmi. 4 ; Carter L illow Spring- I arte tcr, i j itillmon, i. Yoiikuin Slilliniin, '1. Total Stillinan, II... l aricr, no. Carur Makss il Unanimous. I pon tin- vote balna aouuou i ir C.irler arose anil inl.,rn,...l ,1 lion that he was in the Held i., .1 th.- nominee and be moved that th, nomination ! nude unanimous u, wus loudly applauded u he made the aniioiinceioeiit. ami cheers were had for ( arter. Conlsrriui with the Populists. While the vote on itatti delegates WUs Ih'IIik counted, a lare numher oi populieta came into the hall, and were euthaaiaatieally weleomad by elauping of liamln. limy tiok seuts to awult the announcement of Hie vote being taken. When the iiopulist committee was t.. appear before th mention 011 Ute siihiect of a union of forces. J. T. HlBkla, for the populists, wa IntTOdueed, and announced that thev were ready to begin the conference. wiii, the democratic committee, tin live nooulists went into tin irary roi in 1 and were in conferenci (or about half an hour At press time, the members 01 the populist convention were In the demo crati mention ball. It their in tentlnn to return to their own corryen Hon ball and hear the report of their own committee. TIIE POPULISTS. neegata Chosn County Chairman and Slater Secretary. Shortly before 10 o'clock Dr. II. S Garfield, inly chairman, convened the sipulif countv convention In Hen dricki hall. I permanent organlaatlon wa- spei-iliiv uffected, L. R. Penland, .1 T. HlMkie and W. H. H. Sc.lt being the COffimitl 11 credentials. It. J. slater arts choeen chairman, and J. I. Hlnkle secretary of the convention. , eommittee on order of business woe appointed, eonilitlng of J. R. B, lierking, llenrj Rtamper, H. M. O'Brien, Oeorge Peabler ana. A He Daniel-, al-o a COOimlttM mi plat (orm, consisting of A. B. Stanley, II. Million, and Dr. II. S. Garfield, .lusi before adjnnrnlng 'or noon, the report of the commltti n order of business wiis adopted, and a Com mittee of B, B. Hall. o.,. Peebler and A. A. McDaniel- vva- appointed to notify the democrats that me con vention was readv to receive any oommuolcationi thay might wisii to semi. State Delegate!. Immediately after the noon hour the- election of stale delegates WOl UtkaO up and the (ol lowing pcreoni were elected 1 i. J. slater, Geo. Carml ,'haei. J. I. Hlnkle, W. H. Bailey, M M. Wvnek. Alfred Idling. J. I. ( rail dick. I!. Soniple. A. I,. Swaggart, M. J. Mi Daniels, H, I. (iiirliehl, (J Peebler. The committee appointed to visit the demoernte, reported that a eommittee of live had been appointed by that body and would MXW Wall upon tbe convention. Dr. H. s. Garfield wai aleeted county chairman, toon ed hlmmlf, and R. .1 Slater will succeed. I. T. llillkle. us county secretary. A Committee from the democrats submitted a resolution, which was greeted with laughter when the clause. "help nominate a democrat. c ticket vva- read. The resolution was condemned by Mr. Bailey, in very strong term-. Mr O'Brien replied, Having of Mr. Bailey, "I saw him shake hand- with Mr. Iloiiser and say: I have a new scheme to spring on tiie whole con cern." The chair ruled the heated debate, which followed, out of order ami tin n vent ion proceeded to elect a committee of Bve to n t the ttemo grata, as (ollowi : M M Myrlek. D. Peebler, w T. Sellers, ' J. T. Ilinkle and Mr Harris. Plattorm. We, the peopto'i party of Dmatilla countv, Oregon, In convention assem bled, submit the following declaration of principles upon wliicli we have heretofore based our hopes for the Suffrage of the people ol this ..im munity and of which we still have abiding OOBfMefMO, to-wit: Pint) We reaffirm our allegiance to the cardinal principles of the Omaha platform, us enunciated by our national convention of ggf, Second: We oHieeiall declare that the initiative and referendum and imperative mandate system contains the remedy for all public ailments which affect our country, bv placing the whole responsibility of government upon the Moplu, who are tl uirce of the Mime, thus enabling them to enact g I law-, repeal bud one.-, and remove from office those who prove recreant t. public duty. Third: We believe a public otlice is a public trust ami are in favor oi the elect! ll all public ollicer- by direct Vote of the pgopjg, Finally 1 We Invite all eltiaaiu, Irreepeetlvool tormer party afHIiations, to unite with us iii the Mpporl of the foregoing peopoaltlona, winch am ho truly calculated to bring alsiut a better nt of our condition us to ho self-evident . A. B. STAM.I'V. HRNRY HOULTON. II. s. QARPIRI.P, Oommltt 11 Platform. Loesl Market. Pendleton dealers are ngylim the fol-pro- iw ing price, lor ranch no. I farm du liutter. He st roll, Kggn, lOo per doeen. Potatom, gfjc par suck. Paranipe, 80a par sack. Cabbage, l'i per ion pound-. Turnips, 7.V par lui poondg, Chickens. $ofiti ),, $4.00 (-,r Ducks. $4 ir djoaaa. Live turkeys, Iik- per iouud. kmee, li' is-r doaan. VVIihI you Sff Is WhOl Von leel oinfort, etaK imt satisfaction. it is iinpossihle to mistake u thick. Mini Igtber anil I'i delh ai,- ,hir. for there is Bathing else like it in , luuiiilrj soap. Owl Soap Is juil pure snip. It contains no rosin. in. strong alksli, 110 adulterants. (Mm bar is an k'"oI a, two of an , otlmr kind. Your money back if you don't lind It so. Dress Patterns Free owi. HA not -1 "White" llicvcles have broken two world's feaorai tbis yr SEALS! Notary and Corporation $3.50 to $ft Delivered Ordr of us anil save umimy Orders for Hubber btomps also solicited. EAST OREtiONlAN PUBNro. i'eudleiou, Oreguo. mm 1 U..1 Y-.wW 1 1,1 n VIGOROUS YOUTH ROBUST WOMANHOOD The nerves must be strong, the bodily organs healthy and active, the blood pure and rich with nourish ment. PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND is the home remedv of the American people. It re stores strength and assists to a healthful develop ment of the tired or exhausted body. JULIA MAYS, 240 Fifth Avenue, New York, writes: "Ptine I vii'ry ' 'ompound 1ms refttored we to perfeel liualtfa iftar yean of Mrvnug Intomnia, I can now loop peaceful ly and iwtetly for houn ut time, i thing 1 lml uol done for years before taking t He Compound. Surely, (fomnu who have ill health, r mental worry, oan nol Rod u remedy mutf bentcfieial than I'aineV Celery Oomponnd." Paine's Ceiery Compound is a medicine to strength en nerves, stomach, liver, kidney a. I For (iarden Seeds in bulk, Garden Hoes, Garden Rakes, Garden Shovels and Spades, Garden Tools of all kinds, Water Hose at all prices. Building Materials, all kinds, 3 ee I Taylor, the Hardware Man 1 ; 721 Alaiu Street. 3 IttlttaiilliUiU Pendleton Planing k FORSTER, Proprietor. Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Posts, And All Kinds of Building Material, OnlL-rs lor mill work promptly . u.uiauc?, mans aud estimates structiou. 1 3 Mill k Lumber Yard f xeouteil aiul guataiittf.i cost of cons AND ' Westeru Edition Amni lcan Aiji Ii iiHuh" nv prMai arraaaeamat wnn thaamaas rrs, we srn enableil lo ,,T,.r Tn, juiid rinwan, tim i..i..ii,. L.ri,., , h "t he ..,,.,., ,,,. hliaSaSS Valley late, 'n 1 1 1 with tbfi per, at an oxoeeillnnly low ii(.rr Jt Iiiiamir 3 WD i aiimfii hi rvninrkabl IraiS vanciy nml Intercut ol IIm eutitenis.andkS! lliillllte.ll tiie heat unci most orm o, .,, Jl oflUtklml, -"fvtt ITS FARM FEATURES.-!:.- I Iliirilcuitiiro, I'.mltry, Itiark. i dciilne, and oilier tonlm, wrilt- ii 1 1 . prarti ral aim siiceeaami rarmnra, supi.i, mntii wlih llluatratlima ey alilo artists, rnniblsa to make it Invahinl.le to those wle, '-frtrni far a flvinir " The latest Markets an I niiimercial ARrlrulluro Irs ! .i.irus wiiloh the O. J. FAllMEIlis Ulmxenlloil THE FAMILY FEATURES "rt Rtn. eat Tl inTTnaTeoier Work, ii,;: ook, Puss la Contests, Lttnarj ci uml TOBIIg Tolka' face eoml i nisks thla Cajpsrimlnl nf as much ralue an.i Dtr. at as most of the Kierinl Family 1'niK.ra. A Cyclopedia of Progress and tvents All apndliiff thrlr militrlpt1oii' ''tfTri riui'i'iiii; ttlTi'r.aii' pffli'iitiMt, t"'"' puhl, wi. III' , V " . T I v I I t t .1 , I'. Hi ., ( I Ban Al,!tlAA ! ii"". a ni", ,.'.i i-'iOKlii QyiopMllll "f rrcyrra nntl Kvintn 0f c , v ,,. !,i. u (initio lu JiluikiMH. Muik.-uitg , au rnrr year buok isIll and almanac II Is a Irea'iirvnr SiBtlatlca, rnylaoil tofU'afc, Kami or Roma ami unice or r..ci. . a hv i rniwWiirkon l-.cry Hiinject .-ruoiani to Aril rultiin . liuln!rv . emniereo, nnl .Murk.-ta ; PJ li, Arrairs. r.' .ii.miih'h. nun ,-i.oui", . m oaa K.liiealloi:, ltelljlon, and Hoclety. Ii Is alsvs Alniauuv of I aMaaaisv, the Weslber. A noiiucul list. 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