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ItfS'rti Sfiionle fH.il.fr on the
im wo.
ij. - - -
tiiimi: NO. H-t. A. K. A A. M.
aS flbV Mfoiid ami fourth Mon
month, at 7:W "'clock. II. J.
1.0D0E NO. JB. A. I'. A A.M.
'ffiihn Mnnnlo T.-mplu on the
tiniidnm i'f fioli mniilli at
Rotlich
I i Bean,
It. AL-
. ii Mil 111. A. II. U.
irWldV? nighi nt the Engine
o'clock". J. I,
"rcif I". ",rdt'r'
W. Meets
Lkahuhk, M.
riLODOENO. .12. 1. O. O. K. Meets
surdV evening at 7:30 o'clock.
riLIA ENCAMPMENT NO. 17i I. o
r Meet on the second und lint
m'oI ewli month, nt 7:00 o'clock.
,U. I .! IS. r niiAiiun,iscriu
jvritKBKiIOA LODGE No. 13, I. O,
r VkU i "I" "l " ll,lrJ Thu
month.
lilllflK NM. U1. K. UK 1'.
.lilntWu r el lows- linn errry iuw
ilrf t 7i30oVlock. .1. C. I.KaSUHK,
IWSITAKKU.IV. n( it.nuu n.
itLOPOK NO. i. K. OK 1'. Meet In
l'rfllo Hall every Wednesday
il :M o'clock. M. Mohrhkad, C.
Oinrutt), K. of 1L nnUH.
CARSOJCPOST, O. A. It. meela nt
'IHltri J ini I every iiiunrniiy ingm.
unit, Comnmndorj J. H. Howkn,
ATTORNEYS.
ttlUKNKlt A CRKWH. ATTOIt.
miIUw. dooms InhiiiI 10, Asiiocla
Irl.rrDdtcton, Oregon.
J(U I'AIIMONH, ATTOrtNKV AT
it. Oftlcc Itoom No. 11, ArmocIa
i, Ptmtltton, Oregon.
ETjTlUM.KIlAY. ATTO II MIS YH
U. Jfllre Rooms 1, 2, 3 itlid 1 A-
n:, rrnuieiou, urcgnn.
M KITZOKRALl). ATTORNEY
U. Hnoms No. S nil (I 6, Aocla.
t, IviiJItton, Oregon,
I BEAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW
;f:-Mln Hireet, in Thompimn
rtBolIJIi.g.nvf r tho Pont-Olllc.
JIMUIl. AI1U inKVH AJ jAW.
i-0rrr Kind Nttttonnt ilnnH, J'nn-
-DEALERS IN-
.n il iir.ii.A ri iiicv i:v . a w .
Oittrrlllu, Urt'KOii. Will lirnctlon
(.Mtaptly attended .
II WAOKU, ATTOHNEYHAT
f. Kocm 3nnd 4 oMIio"Khi Ore.
' hitMlnr, corner of Main mid Webb
Ptidltton, Oregon,
IS WIIITK, ATTORNKYH AT
, fiDilitton.urcKon. ItooniatlHnd
uito Block.
iMuAiSn AM) nUItUIAIiNn.
! WRTKH. IMIYIfltAN AND Mlllt.
i,bUo, Oregon. Klvn yenrii ucve
hUUodprlvute pructlcv.
ume. Ill Irvllln'il ilrllff Htnr.
'"pa.
I M. rnifKTT. PHYBIOIAN AND
ima. oitlctu-Over JIiKirhoiuo a
1'i itore, rorner of Joluuon hiki
'"M-eiiilletou, Oregon
. ris'fi r ii nvi'inn nvun
fbo 4 Co.'h htore. Itealdenco, on
mar Court ulret. Itenldeiice
Cufinwl.,1 lv .ntnnltniiit ur.,1. VII.
I lUpeclnl intention given to the
4 tomen and children.
DENTISTS.
,TIK, HKNT18T. UAH ADMIN'
"ml Oincei-Muln Htreet.lnThnmiv
Building. I'endleton, Oregon.
MKOHANICS.
WJAY. I'AINTKH AND PAI'KH
..v.ork promptly done. Lenve
! Wheeler A Ureene, on Court
Ptnulttnil. iirirnn- irnllHlrv
btTI'ITttl ninnpu'rrfr ivr
;'.,ul1.T,lo'nPou itreeU, I'eudle.
Ofilf m anlli.,H and nmmnllv
IO. I n n 1 1 1 .. ...... V t . . V. -t..
ItOIvn iii.ftr.LPiui'pir i!Jn
Maker. Alt and Uarden Hit.,
on
glv-
w.BRSWN HOU8B OAHKIAOE
HO l'nlntrrv Lnmilulnn. ilreirnn.
lucent itreet, near Court utreet.
.V'lKlt BUd Chronometer ilu
the above branches. All work
SnJr1''81 Hfls'8 old iUind, Main
jwiHon, Oregon.
monument Kltlni..u anMlnllv
Jluterlng, all kind of moiie
Fir. ",l;u'eu reiwonaoiy. jiui'
" r.vi., purillttlllK.
SAI.tV'S
"ld-i.KVKAU. PKOPKIETOIl OK
ot Trade." Il.r. Mu.n'and
reodletiiu, Oregon. Kreder
ltrOn i nn..l.i' L i..T. l.tin. I a
r lnt Wlne, IJq
x . .
r,iir.loon.' r 'nB wlnea, llqaors aim
ill, tf "u uuiuru UCr "g' -
General Merchandise.
Main and Alta Sts.
EVERYTHING NEW
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.
TIIK WIIKAT MAItKKT.
Varlo.iK
tlreat
of
-IN THE SHAI'K OK-
Jewelry, Clocks, Watches and
verware,
"OF TIIK VKHY LATEST STYLES AND I IKS KINS.
Sil-
Wo uro now jiropitrotl to eiiKnivo nil work iih .MonoKnuuH on uvorytliltiR IwiiKht from
uh, without clmrgo.
lluylna our Gootf larga tutiHtltle from different factories, we are
aoie io nr.il mem cneaper man at A'oruana ana inner
plaettt, where JCjrpenne are hlyher.
lteporU front the Knur
Mart of th World.
Ciiti'Adu, Deo. 15. Wheat linn j De
cember eloseil nt 1.05 i Jniumrvll.OO1,, j
May $1.11.
N'kw YtuiK, Dee. 15. Wheat market
to-day Ih llrm. Dercmber f 1.04?
January fl.OftJi; February it.o;
May $1.11?4'.
Sax Fiiancisco, Dee. 15. Wheat
firm. lluyer the year 1.474 ; buyer
tho seaoon tl.5(l'; Deeemlier fl.554.
I.tVKiii'ooi,, Dee. 15. Wheat tlull
California 7b. 8," u d .
FOREIGN NEWS.
TIIK HITUATIOM AT HtlAKIM.
Tho Kuglltli Parliament DUeumlnR w Hui
penalon uf lliiatlllllrt Who Are Otin.n
Dlgma' Prltonera7
LondoK. Dec. 15. Ill tho Hnuao
CominotiH to-dav Ixiril llaiulnlnh Chureh
hill uHked whether the announcement of
the eapturo of huiln PuhIiu and Ilenr
M. Stuillov bv Ofltuuu DlL'im kah wrl
founded, uud If 11. e novermnent would uo
Kotiuio lor tno rclcuao ot J-AironcatiH Im
irIaoned ut Khartoum boforo beclunltig
iioHtiiuieH. uoMcneu, repiyini; lor tno
Kovernment, said It wan Imiioi'dlble to
bumk)11(1 tho proiiOHcd meanureH for tho
iclicfof Suakliii uurlnt; tho muny weekH
neceHKiiry to imeerhiln tho futo of Kmln
ranlianml htanlov. Morlev unted thu
KtiHticiiHloit of oiicmtloiiH In Suaklni until
itiomiay. tiotfcncn ilec ared that t iu
Koveriimoiiteoiildnoteoiiii.lv with Mor-
loy'rt renuect. but nrom xc( that I ho eov
ernmcnt would refrain from u'lvlng in
truetloiiH to hurry oH!ratIoim.
Till! HKIItr IIIU.IKVKII AT CUAKIM.
I HiiL'hHi:ijt, Dec. 16. Tho Ileluium eon
Kill at Suaklni teleKriijiliH to liiri govern
inent that Ihu military mid lull Ileal uu
thorltlcH there believe tho ntory that
Kmln l'liHiia wiih eantured and hlx foreu
(Ii8ern'(l, but uro In doubt about tlioeiti
turo of Stanloy.
wt'AKiJi, Dec. ill. it ima Iven iineor-
lalned that the date 1KU!) wiih i(uiiikhI
upon curirniKiM wiiien aeeompiuiieii r
man DIl'iiii'h letter, aniiouiielm: '(ho e.m
tore of Kmln 1'hhIiu and a while traveler,
und which were alleged to havo ttoen
taken from the letter.
EASTERN MEWS.
OPIUM BMUUnt.llllS AltltKSTKIt.
Wo havo Hecurod tho corvlccriof Mr. Hamlin, direct from the Kant, who comes vory
hiulily recommended, ho wo uruablo to Kuamntco
PERFECT SATISFACTION
IN EVEKY l'AHTIOULAU. CALL AND EXAMINK OUH
NEW DESIGNS IN SOLID AND COLD-PLATED GOODS.
Cornor Main and Court Streets,
F. J. DONALDSON.
FURNITURE, CARPETS.
B. 0. & B. M. WHEELER,
-DEALERS IN-
FURNITURE, CARPETS AND LINOLEUMS,
OILCLOTHS, SHADES, MATTINGS, ETC
,A Complete Stock .of Furniture and Carpet
- . . vV 1
Stock Covers 5,000 Feet 01 flooring.
Our
E.
GOODS SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS.
C. and E. M. WHEELER
SUCCCESSORS TO FORBES WHEELER,
Awociatiou liulldlni:
Venllleton, Or,
ROBERT BOND
-DEALER IN-
BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, SAU
SAGE, DRIED MEATS, LARD.
Court 8tret, oppolte J. H. Shoetnaier'i.
Beer
Garden and Gymnasium Hall
Itarvrau Klue. Prupi.
Stain fltreet NearPotofflco
PENDLETON, OHEOON,
Rowling Al'ey and Qywnanlnm Room In
conncc lonr Ju'l the plica l ipend an hour
In exercUIng your mUK.-le and utrengt henlng
your frame. A cordial InvlUtlonto al .
Uambrluui llcer 60, a gla. jy
(II.AKSTONi: KPI2AKH.
lie Crltlcliie Snll.lmry, anil Nayt th Al-
tempt to .'oiiciiit Nimilaii U a llupele.
London, nee. ui. n udHlone wun en-
thiiHluNtieully received nt Lima IIoiiho
town hall to-dav. wheru ho made 1111 ml
lnHH to it laa;o nu.lloueo. Ho eoimnitu-
luted tho liberal party on tho lenultot tho
.MiiiuciiHioiu) election. wi en wuh Hold
yoHivrdity, in wiiitii iho lory party wan,
largely reduced, lie wild it mtowed tlmt
their eatifo wiih advancing. Ho Htrongly
eoiuleiucd SuliHlmry'H uIIiihIoii tu Dada
lllml NuHroil tut" llluck man." and tuld thu
unfoitunato 8eecli of the 1'rcmier gavo
pnlu to mlllioiiHol Indian lullow eountry
inen. (lludritono proteHted agulnnt 'ho at
tempt to eonipier Soudan, und doHerlbed
tho cane uh a hopolewt attempt to light
nature.
A l.atn Ilepurt Denied.
Ottawa, Dec. 15. Sir John MacDonald
ilonleH tho truth of thu I-oiulon diHiiutcli
announcing that Iho Canadian I'acillo
railway haa formally proponsd to the Do
minion government to nelt itn tramortii
tion riylilH in Manitoba for three million
pomidH. Nu communication Iiuh been re
ceived from tho Canadian l'ucillc tlueo
tho liut HChHlon of parliament.
AnneinlliiiiTjr IniUpenilenee.
MoNTitKAi., Dec. 16. Ixi Club National,
of Montreal, the leading liberal club of
Canada, held u meeting luHt night to din
cutis the bent Nyttem of government for
Canada. Every mention of annexation
or independence waa greeted with cheers,
but no definite action wan taken.
A Loaded Woman.
QuKKNNTow.y, Doe. 16. Among the
paweugern on tho Umbrla from Now
York, which landed hero thin inoruiug,
wan u woman numed Oallugher. Shu
wuh urrentcd uud warehed. and fifty cart
ridges wero found concealed In her dress.
The Pnelpuiieuieut Dill Rejected.
I'aiiih. Dec. 15. Tho committee i-
tKilnted by thu chamber of deputies to
consider the bill continuing the luyment
of tho I'anamu Canal Company's liabili
ties, has rejected tho measure.
A Titled Kellovr Dead.
Hehmn. Dec. 15. Prince Aloxander,
tiucle of tho (irund Duko of Htose, who
lias lieeu ill for somo time, is dead. Tho
I'riuco was born in 1823.
Another Pari Duel.
I'abis, Dec. 15. Manuel und Clemen-
ceau ol tno chambers 01 ueputies uavu
fought a duol with swordn. t Icmenccaii
was wounded in tho shoulder.
Hopubllc siieeial from Mt. Heaiunt,
Texas, fays: News Is received fiom
Cookvillo to-nlglit that thu dwelling 01
John it. King was burned early this
morning, und tho bodies of King, Ills
wifo ami six children wero found In tho
ruins. It Is believed that tho family was
murdered and tho hotie fired to conceal
tho eritno.
Madame Iloulanger, In tin interview
has denied that she had refused to Iho
with her husband, Sho complained that
ho was trying to play Najioleon, and
muka Iter lU Josephine. Mie then
burst Into tears and begged to lie excused
from uriKwering further questions.
A ttlg Coniplrncy Unearthed In Ht. Paul-
Over 800 Pound. Melted In Ou Wagon
on tho Dakota Mne-lllg Prnlltt or the
Nmtigglrr".
St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 15.-Tho United
State Bocret sorvico otllccrs hero nro on
track of u eiiranllc hiuul'im ni const) rnev
They learned thnt nit organized, well
equipped band of smugglers Iiuh for years
been oieratlng ncrons tho Northwestern
boundary, bringing into tho States tho
costly, iilglftarillcd drug. One of Hit!
gang was arrestod recently nt Denver,
Colorado, and miido a full confession
Acting on tho iniormatlon given by iiim
tho Deputy Collector ut St. Vincent went
west to a noun on mo Dakota uno
Wednesday, and intercepted a wagon
load of 800 pounds of opium in a crude
form. The wholo outfit was seized, and
the driver of tho wagon, a half-breed, was
ttrrcsied. Authorities lioro maintain at'
solute sllenco when naked for full details,
but don't deny tho story of thonrrestam
subsequent seizure. At St. Vincent they
admitted tho smuggling conspiracy, but
will go no further. Tho case Is In tho
hands of otllcers detailed from Iho ticcrct
service of tuo Treasury Department ut
t hieago. On 800 ikmiikis already seized
tho smugglers would havo defrauded tho
government out of $8,000, and could havo
jiockcicd that sum ns their prollt on tho
transaction.
noil r on;a tuaIn.
Tit,, Itol.li.rt ltoli a Pa.Mtiger Train of
nOOO-A Lhely Fight In Whleh a Young
Man Wan Killed.
Nkw (JitKNADA. III.. Dec. 17. A nas-
Monger train on tho Illinois Central wi
robbed lust night 0110 mllo north of Duck
IIIII. When the train stopped at thnt
point two men boarded Iho enulnoaiiil
cominnnded tho engineer to pull out fast,
covering Mm with it revolver. Ono mile
north of tho station they compelled him
to stop uud tho engineer and fireman
were marched to the extiress car. One
of tho robbers knocked 011 the door,
which was oiieued by tho mesxemrer.
und the robbers entered and look three
thousand dollars. Tho tiring oll'of pistols
hcfnro they entered the ear attracted Ihu
attention ofjil.o conductor, who rushed
nut, and was fired upon, when ho re
turned to tho train. A passenger then ran
out with 11 Winchester Mile, and us lie
slopiH'd to tho ground from tho smoking
ear ho was fired upon and fatally
wounded. Thu death ot this young man,
whoso namo is Hughes, Is very sad, us ho
was the only suptiort of it widowed
mother. Nine shots wero afterwards
fired by tho conductor and a travelling
passenger ugent.
HPOICANK KAI.I.S NK1VH.
Miiu.layar Convicted Letter Carrier!
A Nate Hank.
SroKANK Falls. Dee. 17. Tho lurv In
thu cane of Frederick Klehm, who Iiuh
been on trial for tho murder uf Osenr
Gabriel fur tho past three days, rendered
u verdict 01 manslaughter lo-day,
Klohm stubbed (iabrlel iu the abdomen
uu quarrel. Iheru wero 110 witnesses
to tho stabbing, und thu prosecution hud
to depend entirely on (Jubrlol'H dying
rtntomout.
Pour letter carriers will lraomnlovod
when the froo delivery svstcm l-ih'h into
effect, January first, 'fhero uro fifty-four
applications for tho places.
blHjktine rails is -to havo another
bank, tho Citizens National, which will
011011 March first, with u capital stock of
150,000, all paid up.
STATE AND COAST NEWS.
A Touch Character.
San Francisco. Dec. 17. Andrew
Mnrtln is u young fellow who bucks up
tho assertion that ho is real bad man, bj
tho statement that ho slow n Swtsn !
Oregon somo timo ago uud was ucquittod
the charge. To-day while In 11 saloon hn
got into nu altercation with another
Swiss upon whom ho drow a self cocking
revolver, which ho would uudoudtcdly
havo used with murderous ollcct If a
olllcer had nut arrived In time to disarm
him.
A New 81 le of Itahliery,
Sam Fiiancisco, Dee. 17. While James
Monaghati was standing drinking a glass
of ,l)ccr, two men approached him, on
displaying a pollccmun'H star,nnd authori
tatively demanded that ho bo searched, a
they believed ho wuh an escaped prisoner
from San Qucutin. Mouaghan, hcliovtax
tho men to bo officers of thu law, threw
tin lilt hands and tho thioves searched
bin pockets and relieved him of two hun
dred dollars.
A Child Hurtled to Daath.
Vancouvkii. W. T. Dec. 17. Yester
day a three year old daughter of Wrn
Stevens, living opiKvdto Vancouver.
cuiiio too near it fire place while alone,
and her clothes caught fire and sho waa
burned to death.
No Hope fur the Yaqtilim Itajr.
Sak Fiiancisco. Dee. 16. A disiiatek
from Yuuuinu liny to-day nays tho
steamer Yaiiulnu I lay still remains
on the rocks ulong sltlu tho Jetty. Sho
is grudually breuklnu tin. Them seems
to lie 110 further Iiomj for tho vessel.
Charged Willi Murder.
Han Josk. Dec. 16. Jack lmurho. who
stabbed his seventeen-year-old stoi-
Milliliter to death In a moment of loulous
rago a fow days 111:0. has lieeu eliareed
with murder by tho eoroner'a Jury.
TWO IIKPOIITH.
)ne That lfajtl U Nrararf, Another That
She I. Preparing to fight,
Nkw Yoiik, Dec. 15. A dispatch from
Kingston. Jumuicu. suyn that tho Huvtlun
government has becomu alarmed over the
unno lucement tlmt thu United States war
vessels uro on tho wuy to demand thu
release of tho steamer Itaytiun liepublio,
and has decided tosendthoftolzcdstcumor
to Now York before their arrival, so ns to
avoid trouble, Another reiiort from Port
An Prince U of a decidedly dilroront na
ture. It states that three gun lioats and
one muu 01 war uro cquipiied loructlvo
service there, und uro ready to receive tho
American cruieers. .
A IIAND.CAIt'H MISHAP.
Mix Jl.ii Injured, It U Thought Purpo.eljr,
Cincinnati, Dee. 15. This morning six
mployees on the Narrow (iuugo railroad
boarded u baud cur at Avoudulo Junction
to come hero. When tho cur cumo IIvIiil'
down tho truck in tho vicinity of Gilbert
avenue, it sirucK u siono, throwing It
low 11 an embankment, and four mon,
o. Pheifler, Jos. Powers, Chas. Shelly
und T, Sullivan, wero dangerously in
ured. Pat Dimkoll und uu unknown
muu wero slightly Injured, It Is siii
liosed tho stoiio was put purtiohcly on thu
track.
NOT OCR JOHN.
Th
Itl.iourl Purlllo Itallroad DefaaUa K.
i.r U
St. Ixns. Dec. 15. Thu United States
Circuit Court has overruled (ho motion
for a new trial In tho case of John Me
(lurry vs. tho Missouri Pucllio railroad,
Mcliarry, who was master workman of u
K. of L. uHsembly, seen red Judgment
ugalnnt tho company for $16 000 for false
Imprisonment during tho strike of 1886.
Yellow Peer llelugro. Itelurnlug.
Nkw Yoiik, Dec. 15. Tho etejmer
Iroquois has railed for Jacksonville with
threo hundred yellow fever refugees, who
aru returning to their homes.
moui: a nhw nits.
a I'. Knight i:pre..p. Nome Character
Ullc ami I'laln-Spiikeii OpIi.li.n.-IU
Would Not In 1 Improvement, ou Ileal
K.lnle.
Aliia, Oregon, Dec. l'J, 1888.
To the Kdltorof thu Kant Ori'KOiilun.
1. How can u full und fair usseMMinniit
of ptoerty beseemed?
ny gelling men of Integrity for asses
sors, who uro ueiiuii uted with tint t...n
ami proierty iu tho territory they uro as
sessing.
W hut sorts of nrouertv should lm tha
subjects of taxation V If uny should b
exempted, what, uud why?
All sorts, except publlu projK-rly j tlmt
should bo exempt becuuso It Is tho result
of tuxes, Stute, county ntid school district.
3. Aru volt in favorof11Kl.dll I limn I ,,f
K(iualiitmu? If so. wherein will it work
a lienelltV
1 am not. It each county put a full
ullin oil Its own resources, und Likn It ut
Its own estimate of Itself. How often
have wu been insulted with Ihesneerthut
this is a locality of sago brush und rim
rocks. Ixit each locality establish the
jirit v of its egotism uud pay tho tuxes on
4. Aroyou In favor of precinct, Instead
of county, assessors?
I urn. John Edlugton might assess
Cenlervlllo concelly and quickly; but ho
could not do Iho sumo for Camas, while
Col .llerkley could.
6. Aru you iu favor of r graduated iu
come tax ; uud, if so, how can It Ihj as
sessed und collected?
I am not. A tax is not practical ou
that which cannot bo sold at auction, and
the goods transferred. I lenities t hut, in
comes llku Mr. lllaluo'ri trusts "are
mostly private alfalrs," und uu attempt
to try to lux them would breed 11 new set
of liars, us useless us thu old ones, and
twice uh ugly.
II, What urn your vIohtm upon tha
"slnglo-lax" theory, or thu plaelng of
taxation upon laud vulues only ?
loitids of tho sumo quullty for farming
purposes should bo ussesAed nt tho sarao
price, regardless of freehold Improve
ment. Apply Iho same rule to town lots
so, and usso-s all imrsoual projierty.
7. Do you think Ihu bill lireiiarod hv
tho tat commission of 1880 uu Improve
ment uikjii our present law? In what ro-
s.ect would you recommend a change la
iu
I am not posted on tho bill.
H. Aro you in favor of deduction for in
debtedness? 1 urn not. Shlftlessness, prodigality
and laziness should not bo subsidized.
Might deduct fl.OO or so for each buby in
thu family ufter tho first six,
Each precinct should elect Its own as
sessor. Thu assessing should Im dona In
somo ono month. Assessors should meet,
or tho county court should muko a sched
ule of iiroportv values for land and also
tor stock for tno use of assessors, so they
would work ullke. La F. Knkjht.
On of the Ituodla llalneri.
Mayor Fitler of Philadelphia talks
freely of thu "boodle" rtilsed for tho llo
iiublicans iu Quaker City, Ho says that
liu called u meeting of business men ut
his oliice. contributed $10,0 JO himself and
upioiiited siib-committccH to collect sub
sci Iptlons from various trades. Ho In
nocently remarks that "it was repru-senb-d
to thu man 11 fact 11 rent that the mo
ney socxiiendcd would return to tliuui iu
Iheir business." HuussertH that Thomas
Dulau, John Wauumuker, A.J. Uroxel A
Co , Harrison, Fruzlcr A Co., Hamilton
DUtou, John und James Dobson uud H.
V. Wllliamm guvo 410,000 each, und
that altogether Philadelphia raised not
lots than f-100,000 for tho Itejiublican
National Committee.