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..A GREAT SALE.. Of ribbon remnant? at Tin- Magnet Cash Store Now it the time to buy vour ribbons for X-mas and The M.icnrt is the place. Some marvelous barpains then shades lcnpths and widths for little mom-v. get your choice. Ribbon Cone ot all ir and THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements &. Wilson. Court and Cottonwood ! along Washington street, started to see mo and will lie !a few minutes.' Fretinentlv a latter, tlx- oonints of I which wore unknown to tlmsi milking, tb exrvrinioiit. was torn in piece. pnt in a sealed envelope nn! i m :! to Mia t-'aiirher She would write a COpy 01 tln letter on her slate. At another tune the pug' of a book ti torn ont and cut Into pieces and placed in an ssjealfSBB,, MM BWgMWrti being nurposelv loft out. She wrote out what wa on the pan. showing what words were missing. here iul i 1 TPYl A VHS 1 I f A t I I MOVI'AY AN 1' A R "Tail ma how murh It in my pocket hook and it's yours." a friend lunch inslv mid t her one da v. Sixty-seven cents," was tin- correct J MM, She never cieejic. Often she keeps I I dill igently at fancy work all the night j long. when morning comer tlie amount she ha. done lull for iteelf of I the sleepless vigil. Unconsciously she i communes witii her friendi. telling of absent nil 01, nist wliere they are and what tbey are doing. Severs effort liave been made to secure the appointment of a medical board to inveetigate her caw. hut Miss Fancher refuses to lie made the object of inquiry. "It matter not whether the truth established bv the commission, she i sava. 'I would rather have mv health I and strength or be gathered to mv made by men of Mr Hanna r- stripe ; h,.venlv home man to continue the or oi his party, has the sound ol ting, object of criticism ami doubt I do not' hue brass arid is as hollow as a j aak the public to believe anything. I j ' w. ' un t t'uti 1 1 iuii i - at until?) ui i DAIL1 S THI- OrtKonlan Publish Ing l Tlie plain truth m UM 1901. govcrnnient's money is wantel tor the "" j,..ket of those who are asking for AXP SKMI-WEEKLT tuli "pei-ial class legislation that dr.i moro to encourage anil promote the Comptny, interests of schemers and thieves than oatcoa. honest and enterprising men. Lots 5 ani 12, 5. at a tow fart Inqnirc of C Sc JACKS! tecs; I L. Ray Co., liny and noli StoeU Hondo and - I I I Da niftrglnr v .nirl !tr.rt, rrmlli ton Ore. New rork Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Excitants Chicago Hoard of Trade. NEW LUMBER YARD. 51 DA 1 Ly MnKMtTWV ATH U CO tmmm -- i Ow NM TOr Ammwiii aattb . . . B&.T wacirntos 1ATL. OmiwI. rt kOtM la im tsrat va.. a r.r tltOOtft. Jt Ovf t rM I Dm MBt o ro iai. e Ut tAf l -or Mil to H Do t n: llno A ln.r a-f it ir. xmi-V rat vrtu it - 'S t jo i : n w I s si tfm m COLLECT THE TAXIS. The taxpayers of Vmatilla eounty were informed through the sheriff's office, late in October, by advertise ments in tbe local paper and by noticea tent in the mails, that ta.-tes must be paid by November 1" la"t. tl avoid additional coats for failure to comply with the notice. This action appear- to have been made only as a bluff, to torce the easily frightened taxpayer to I i,inJaw , and was not made in good faith, for the reason that tboae who did not give attention to the notice are stili delinquent with their taxea without the threatened penalty being applied, a was stated would be the case. The taxpayers should all be deal; with fairly, and when a notice is given to them it should apply t' all of them alike and its term carried out to the letter. Sincerity should enter into the iaauing of official manifestoes and every statement made in official notices should be enforced, tor only by doing H -an inequality be avoided and fair treatment accorded every taxpayer. The delinquent taxe-. whici drawing no inteies: wnile county debt is, should be collected without futber delay, ai- aithin u fa weeks the ui roll for 1900 will be ! linqoont aa well as that of thus adding to the lueees which I'matilia county has sustained because of slip ahod and derelict methodr wlncii have been in vigue for years in eounty flairs. The raaponsibillty for this stale of affair- rest with tlie nnt court, the lill-ines I. !! o! the eollir.y governiueut, and it should no longer put off the prumpt and thorougti aollai tion of the i-oonty - revenue, or tue preaent debt will grow larger and larger aa the days roll around. The East Oregonian is informed that collection of taxes has been deferred to await action on the part of the legisla ture, which if expected to materially change the method of collecting taxec This is not a good excuse. It will he time tj abide hy the new .aa after it is enacted. The existing laws should he enforced until they are repealed, if We are to have proper respect for and adherence tu the new law, if it is l be forthcoming Umatilla county is losing severa. hundred dollars a month by putting off the collection of taxea and this lose will fall upon those who have paid their taxes promptly, while thoee mho are to be beuelited are the property owners who are delinquent am! are in variably so because they are quick tu take advantage of the bad method- of county government. HANIIA S SUBSIDY PLKA. A REMARKABLE CASE. One of the m -t remarkable invalids in the world lies in a little room at No. leo date avenue, Hrooklvn. For thirtv-tive v.trs she has lain there, blind and i elpleese. In all that time the nap never left her led. Yet she claim to t,.ive een everything that was going on in the world. Only hor mind Is alive. It sees what her eye can never see it travel" while her hindv lies mot ion lees Hed -rubier and living in eternal darknes. she ha- seen everv wonder that has come to pas in New York since the war. Bbs watched the "pin ning of the marvellous web on wind Hrooklvn bridge hang; she saw its completion. Minutely she described vary detail Of the structure. fh'e saw the Statue of Lilertv un veiled and left looking oat over the harbor. The great "kvscrapers. the colleges, churches, narks all that make tireater New York notable have I een pictured in the mind of this wonderful woman. When tiie long triumphal procession .. ye..- .t-"! ni'iler Ivw.-i arci. Moll'ie Fancher. in her darkened room, said she saw i: go bv. She heard tiie shout of the people, the music of the band?. With her mind she looked at Ivwey and described him. a e a It i- the strangest case that ever puxtled scientists. It has baffled the medical profession. It is vouched for. in it main facta, not hy one or two people, but by a large number of un- impeacanle witnesses. Chiet among these a Judge A bran ii. Datley. whose "Life of Mollis Fancher" is a curious and interesting contribution to literature. It i i. twenlv-hve war since Mollie Fancher 's strange condition wai- made ptiulic It wa the sensa I in. uf the day. For nine years then site had been in a trance aud, accord urn to those Who nad cared lor her, had eaten hothihj. rtivaicians who knew nothing of the rase pronounced it a fraud. They were answered by Dr, li. Flaat iJir, lr. Kouert Orniiston. Pr M : i.e.. Iir. J. C Hutchinson. I West her and tested bur occult powers. Barnum offeretl her a labulous sum if she would let him exhibit her, and agreed t tit u luxurious private car for her to travel in aud to surround her with every luxury and convenience. Site re l used. 'I don't believe I know how to die," she says wearily. 1 I have tried so lotjsj and vaiulv. leath nlways passes by. In a slender, beautiful girl, ambitious and brilliant, was graduated from the Hrooklvn Heights seminary. MM was like oilier girls in her class, except in ueing especially favored by nature. Frot. West, the president of the seminary, said of her: "She wa a sweet girl, of delicate organisation and nervou temperament, and was highlv esteemed for her pleas ing manner; and gentie disposition. She wai an excellent scholar, excel! ihg in lielles-lettre- ' On May I..10M, Miss Fancher was thrown fron. a horse and severely iu jured. She grew better. With return ing health came love into her life, r-he beeama engaged to Mr. John H. Taylor, of Brooklyn. For a few months she tasted happiness Then the in toxicating draught was hurled trout her III lorever. Un June v 1 came the tragedy that ruined her life. While downtown on a ihopping errand she fell from a street car while trying to alight and was dragged some distanee on the roituli pavement. For nine year.-, day anil night, she was subject to trances, spasms and catalepsy. Hhe lav in one position, un her right side. She could swallow, but take ii" food. Water, the juices of fruits and other liquids were put into her mouth, hut her stomach would not retain anything The dociura per formed tracheotomy, but it was uau ie Her i x ..-rtornied i.' he o: tho .i r, tiie heavv J""ae usi-'i 1 vnart ami owners wi.o i.-i.uuuni Senakjr Mark Hauua has an article in the National Mugaziue in deiense , ordinary fuii'-tiom. of his snip subsidy bill, in which tie I aastator says that subsidies are needed tiradually the sense ol toucl tu offset the M or 40 ir cent higi ""; ''earing canto hack to poor coat of running American siiiM, which "is due to the higher uages aid to American ofboers and seamen and lire men and to the butter quality and larger quantity of food furnished them." Hut Mr. Haniia's bill does not any proyision that the owner- ol sub sidised steamers shall employ Ameri can sailors at all, or pay then, my higher wages than foreign sailors, if they did employ them. The one only provision in the bill that even looks in that direction h tbe one thai re quires one-fourth of tbe crew of a bounty-drawiug ship to be Americau citizens. And that requirement is annulled by a qualifying clause which provide that the uutire crow may be wade up ol aliens if "au American "is cannot be reasonably obtained." This higher wages pretunse, whenever speech Mollie Faucher. Hut she runtaiued blind and paralysed, subject to trances and to visions afraid of herself and out of tune with the world. Ir. ts. Fleet Iy0a7. for many years her physician, says ol her : "it is u wouderiul and very interest ing case, i have besth abused by the fralerum lor asserting my belief in Miss Rancher ' power. It exists: thai is all I know and it is all any ont kilo. 1 am aali.-hed that for arr Misr iancher took no solid loud, and I know that situ take nothing at this time of any. account. Her lips are moistened occasionally with water or frail juice, aud it is only at rare interval- that auything wore substantial her lips. It wan in l-7-' that Mil . 1 .inciter s clairvoyant sight reached its loliest development. She began to describe the appearance and eiotlnng of her callers. 8 be would tell that one had a spot on her skirt, another a bit of hasting left in Iter waist, rrvqueutly she would say : "I see a friend. Miss .coming Although she hss now passed her j fifty-second milestone Miss Fancher is a handsome woman, with exquisitely moulded neck and arms and skin that j is white as alabaster aud -oft as ve vet Her face is angelic ii; its re-, pose. Her black hair falls in loose! curls over her brow, making a fitting irame for her sad. prottv (acv. She says oi herself: "I was and still am an -su ignis to myself. If any-) i y can tell who ! am am! what i I am Hhen they have heard the experi ences of my life. I would be glad to have theni do so. I am told that there are rive other Mollie ranchers who together make the whole of the one Mollis Fancher known to this world. Who they are or what thev are I can not explain: 1 can only conjecture. It seem- to me that at times 1 go into various arts of the country or city ard set- (person- and places and know what is happening, and whenever this happens 1 take gains to find out after ward from the persons whom I visit upon these ixrcasions whether thev were at the places at which I sa ' them, and wore doing the things which I saa them doing. If thoy are able to recall tbe circumstances they, always satisfy nie that in some manner inex plicable to myself I was either absent from the body and with them, or nas able to make my observation without obstruction from material objects, un affected by distance. I have often been as far away a- Michigan. Can the mind penetrate like an X-rav "' The tive other Mollie ranchers whom sin- mentions are named Sun lieam. Idol. Kosebud. I'earl and Hnby. She knows their history and carries on conversations with them. Her friend. have through her had talks with them, and tell queer stories of these inter views Mollie Fancher ha- a normal, healthy, intelligent mind. She is a delightful conversationalist and a de vout Christian. Shi- suffers intensely, hut never complains. She lingers year after year, smiling, cheerful and brave, "(inlv a patient woman could be so unconquerable. " said I'rof. West of her. Will Carleton wrote of her: "A a neighiiir Mollie Fain-her is valuable am! charming. A friendly halt-hnur chat with her is a tonic. She know all the news and much history ; she can converse aUiut the greatest events of the world the only gossip that is not Ijelittliog. She is sagacicus and sparkling: her remarks are entertain ing enough for the most exacting salon. She is ssnd of judgment in busiuess matters; her mind is stayed by tbe vertebrae of common sense. " This is Mollie Fancher, truly called an enigma. Is ibe one in whom tin- earthy part is so refined away that she sees no things that are. unhindered by the walls of flesh'.' What is the explanation of the marvel'.' If you want the news of the world written and pictured, the finest art and the best literature, then you must read COLLIER'S WEEKLY. America's Foremost Illustrated Journal Hall Cainc's latest and greatest novel. "The Eternal City." begins soon. Send for free copy of the opening chapters. Addresi COLLIER'S WEEKLY. 555 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET. NEW VORK CITY ATTORNEYS. i I A ttrPtStl s . . . Uw OBeeiBH.rlBB,078g2? BE A X A ''WEl.I.;7TT0il Uw. Rsesi it ASMcl.uon ita?1.1 ton. Oicgon. f T ri Hum i - - THUS. FITZtiEKALU ATtSss Uw. MB,v Acl,ti0ntgtUlV A TTi V vir. .r"" J Offifl 111 Aan.-t. ..,.. III.. 4T Lll amali -"MM 1 sat I mirun er mi a." t. a. . 11,1 ngt.ui (.'oliinihiB ' ATTORNEY AT Ll Wl are no near Wasl Rival freight depot With a an era 1 assort tnatit oi iunitttr direct from our own saw mill, and can furnish anything protnjitlv. Country onlt'rs in car loais shipssd d'reet from our mill in rarload lots at correct tiriees. OHsa u a call. JAM 1 1 A Hallihni: frlYSICUNS. ''itMlna Offli-t, honn i, ..... " DR. W. G -'illtltnsi Daws hoon i m. Tslophuue n r. 1 to S p 1 M 1 I , ,L..i,.--S Ol Firsl Sstlnlia: lUi. o ' V' 1 VIM SB A.CShaw&Co. W J. SEWELL, Mgr. a m 1K. f. J.SMITH. OKKK'tOVlT; i oieioi. ...Thig. Hank Tslephow ti lM n.h.WAIll lKl. I M II Mnwi ..3 If I'lirKlrlan "-- ,JZ rJH " u i-ieiiiiine OBliv Equal to any in the world. Take them 2 9 9 3 3 9 m rtllt -Al.K II V H1UHK A iriOMAK. tniTjiJ EI(aDlj Purniihec PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. aMUtWEBTV OW BOTXtsINQ Highly recommended to family trade Everv bottle ful guuvanteed . 'oi I.E. T. t !- .... .. .... i'.j.jimi i.. Kiiosi i: aaVSI nun oiucs itntpnour : itiM LM tihnn 1.1. -It VI 'Sj j OSlKlU'ATHh -HY.-h'lA-s Keyss a k-M o, , uu, blscksssa tea sjissw " te I.- iit'i,t,- . n. rraii i . rssi Mi 1 Ah AM' Sd t,.u... . .'nit ,'iclil in: i.ss E. BLAXEBLEK, fjfijB ,, .."i loxwi sun aiNtsst d tai Opp 11 in.-; cor. W sler and Hun Su. r3 DKNTISTS. . A. VAI'tiHAK. lu Juild Rollilini. HKNTTBT. OFKCi Steam ttealec l-.urnpean Plan. Block and a-hslf from depot .Sample Kooti in connection Schultz Brewing Co. A. L. HEA TIE. '' D. i. ornct ori is tomiuiitcrail t. A. atAXN. DKNT1BT IN AKHAll iiuu i,ni. . ii. it r 0 i uiptuD toaci ABLHITBCTS AND BUILuUS. T. h. HOWARD, AKt'HITKlTaii perMiiuuiieiu. mttet ramplclc a plaut lor liuildiitK lu Un. cut i K.HHI-. IT. JiKld but'tlliif. 1 A. MAY. 'ON TRACTOR buil'ler Kxliiualo turuitd.,1 uu til iiiMinir . leuietit walk., tluacnsiu. u ' i ' ui lie last orvguaiAi sjl I BANKS AND BI0KIIL Room Rate 73t. Si.Ofl POSSIBLY Yuu fv not sVWsart' of ttif Fast time und Superb Service Now c9rr4 by IBs today and you'll be well to-morrow. Baldwins Cold Cure Tablet No23B (Cold in head) ioCureNtfey?5c ..4 Im ft asaisl saS SaSicl' fc.,.wi BaMaia a fmuw aSv $ S 9 9 9 9 9 ''f,t''-' 1 Vlnericin C ,,:ullltIiU Tsplal arrangomant wnh the pulillth- i.abe itffi r IMS '33SJS Ratal NATIONAL sank 01 FKMnJ i.e. ' Kicia. J o lruaws leneral latukiut buiiu lisiafl i ami U'luKisplni irn.kr mii.1 on Caaais.1 Kram ! . New Yuri anil Biiscisal aassl Ibi Sortbsrssl hraiu hrswu au rmat tssj ti.it ftunMH- Mull1 niuvi'iiuat on n lornu. hen Amu i i,..1di B Bus Tliviirtwidrni H Wade (assist uuruat) . assmiattl iwslnsi. ITHfc I'ENM.ETON BAVISOB BiS reudli.iuu (irufnii nruiil Hutu '.apitai. IU.IM. lnirtM'. allowsd OS a poalu txcnauf i oousht and told os tl. r cipaJ ioidu HutKia ueniioL (iteo k it-i Hoot W J. riirnui. prandssi . S la vlre-prasldoat , I.J. Morris, caahlst UIUT NATIONAL HANK Oi ATHllil I Oregou taiia. I.uat. surpitu fija. utr st on i no' OriMSiu has a lu un.t- ilonsatic caclianse. CoUrtttotu prosp'J) taausd u Uanrr l Adsmi. srstldsst Mi Arthur. Tlos-Drssldsot . I I-Banes. lor:L W Uaruaii auuiani casnitr. hAN'i.i JLOt IAUU.il, ti.fi li-ailllic xrin.lli.r.l ui in hill let. -klT t alley pel. at aa eiaaatllngly lot .-a ' i ji iip r aii at t vartstv aacl miaratt of dubttli UkU.1. . of IU at it, 1 Wwl'rn aiid lit this l.k'lll'- is . .. for lbs Is eoiOfoiM.atiO us un UiOt ill Is tb a. Ileal uaur ' "V w hel. lie St 1. llllil l" l TJMM . . Oi tUt IIOV.U Oregon Lumber Yard Lumber. Lath, ShtDale, Building Paper, Tar Paper. MouldiiiKtv Picket Lime aud CrmtMit. Brick and Sand. Siish aud I Km 1 1 s. Screen LVtMirssV W'nulov, Terra Cotta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's M.V- ' 2-Daily Fast Trains to the East- 2 II you canuoi take tu atorniits Irala uavsi via ibe evvalut. Usui, U.i;i arc fluely stUlppel OUR SPECIALTIES: ! Faat Time. Through Sarvlns. Pull . man Palacs Slsspsra. Pullman ; Tourlat Sloepura, Pullman Olusra. I Library (Cafsi Car and Free No j cllnlna Chair Care. I Hours of hiii. av.1 lu Outabs, " tocaao. KaUMU City, It Lou i. Sa York, button am' i.lbr aaalari, aoiuu. I Ttakaia good vta aalt LaA Lit) aul lwnv. It I- lu your lulvrest to um? tbe uvtKUM Km IK TiekeK ami slraplBS tiar uartbt mh be Mcjrvd from V. K vt AJhiUCY, ..!.' U. B. A N Co. I or J. U. ;.' : i: ;. ! HaodUtou nt I (iural Afnt. la, Third ... Horllaud. Ore FOR Insurance Fire, Lite, Accident, Plate Glass, etc Loans uu City anil County Prvijamy, Keal Estate ITS FARM FEATURES. I fiC . Mil r I IcUltur UnUlllk, 1 cl aaaaal ... . With Pm-trtit.. to iiuu It lavtviu f - sa hvinss TKi i tmimorctWl Arrculturu u: wai :h tLtt o. J. 1 aukluU uiu UCJi M Z..V TnuTi , llarai l (...r wntir.. i,ji intctl .ruistra, a.ll L4l ll.sautsatl ' Able art:u, t iulslu t'.ttvtatfvboUru. It itfiii I P'Lurt hta THE FAMILY aaTTaSTTl.il.., Fan. OsMk, fajsl (outosu, Library Cor.iar, aad Viaui Botlu' fa o uiu Vo oa,. UUa Usparuuaui of aa much ttii au.1 iutw. ast aa i.i.ai sf IbaHpccii.: lattiuy Papar. A Cyclopedia of Progress and Events Alta 8t , opp. Court House. Dally Beat Orscoatao, deltvsrsd cacrtet, only ij casts a weak. .til saiifhnp thair sulawi sluuttiit: xilar.are piraani ' AHBMICAS AMI' i 4.H and ALMaa for iwn. Ti Cvelepsdla t i-rt,fr a Wor.il, a t.uiOe w llarael Maaj itions under our puati'Mni. villi ISt Yt-AB book ssaai oook la s i Vsatiu ! i Ualkatliif, k..u FREE YEAR 6U0K AND ALMANAC It Is a Ifaasury . f Biatttues. rariasd to data, for lata. orHoiu.:. at.. I lifHco or -lo y in,,., SaseWSSkoo L.ory Suujacl I'.nauilujr to Aif'l cultust. iaq,.ttry,Chninissoa.aud MnrSiu of,, Aflaiia, Lutuunuca. ami 1'. lute uuauoc, haliaioo. aod b ieti or cairudats. Ilia WaalUar 1 1 iluuaauo. 1 Jt Is alMi at. Impruved aud Uiiiuiiirtived City Lots' Btodk Kiinclire and Wheat Karui- Ml , Hicia f jr Euci, Biuiu. na7T7TtTrV,.ruT w "I'rtiiS THI of Th Oranar ii ii ii rariui I I' II.Itl,l t. 01lOV40l III: AM. I .11 III. eauawB. ataruUa HalldJIag. ( bleao. Ill I D niria-M Our SPECIAL Offer: J. I. UIVIVOlJIi, Weekly Est OregOBiia, $1.60 ) Kast Oretruuian Uuiltliiik,'. smas ask A AA riai iui4uui aa, i.uu f m Mi ana almanai. .60 ) CO., Pendleton Ukiah Stage Line 0lir rice fur ah, $i.ns Aildress. HuatoD At Carosy , Hraa'a. Las I OtihOONIAN HUB Pcodlatun M'avt- rciMiieiot, every nay ai , o ciuci u-kccjil Sunday, ior Pilot Hoc(t, Myp, Itidge, Alba and Ukialt. Uood ac commodations. Keasonalile Imigltt and Ksseii(er rates. 1'ity ollico at TallinanlA: Co's drug store. Like Christmas Snow color of the shirts, collars and cufis that arr done U at the lioinestic I.uundrv. huntu I'laus kmi n ln faun- I'cau'v of tin linen lnuinien'1 here will excite ins admiration, as well as the u in who loves to dress well and have hit linen erfect in color und ! ..!.. THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY J. F. Rabintor, Prop, Telephone CO Pendleton Haniiig Hill and Lumber Yard Can sell cheaper than any firm in tlw county Uucauae they buy in largt quamities. If you need lumber or any kind or mill work call and get their prices. R. FORSTER, - Proprietor. if you want A good livery rig call ou us. II vou want a cab night or day let us know. We'll be there. TH I KAKMER'S HAXK Of WKTM Wanton oneon.-lAM a ssssssl Ml tiualtlaM Klilimii' u.ii.aai aul al.il iniu.- iiruuiii'.v aiiaielrTto Alainlii , xi'..1.i.ii'. niiiiliiiiiii null m reDoraa liisoaiiaaiioncoBiiniti.'. il resposabkdusajj (lir.r.-ra K kiti, .hi I rf.iutui froahala: vn- nrMfliilrii: f M. PMSSf. SS i it ki.iti,,. u.i.t.11: lAttusr iltrate u A liartuiau M M Jonut. T J. rTMab. ra J. Y. K.i.i .rt Bulsirt Jssst ProaUtsl. A. li. KTEPHKN A CO DO JAWIX ti.l uiiHll.i Ilui u.' .1. null SwalS" an tuor; until t Lcavs orlert with A V i A Co ot Willi Van QltdaU A Boa. IX POCNJ) THE scrlustl annual bars Cit Uuralial and will I of Ian (tay for coals ait 1 'tie korreS tan year o I A 1.. COUUfVl.-'l. oil IS One Willie lnrc a urauilcd Willi C 0 on ! tut. I..U . biirtc. K0Ua)wIW Uceu UlSB SS a m)M at Ue ssal i-lpel nid: u- ss ram ...uuldsi ... iriJI l (ui. ui.. n.iri'. ..I- " "u, Urauilu.1 Willi an luiliali L. sllJ, s" .... i . .. i, .... .i .1 i, : erm re.l ...rr. . I...r.e SSSSI T old. uraiuk-ii in an ladiaa trsaa. 'TtlluiSilASiW hi.LU'WlXaj :i-i. ' ' IS pursn-TH: u..ikul .nlM.I i,m. Cllj MnnUoi and will bf luidallksi ol It1 li Hat - In. i uti iiu.e - k; paj bay car.' and . ... 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