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I... 1 . Don't Forget These Things That the Magnet Cash Store is Bell ing goods at the very bottom prices, That our stock is new and fresh, up to l ttr and attractive; conn and sr. That wr don't charge you anything for looking at our goods, and if mi don't want to buj we ere youi friends still. Corteous treatment and fair deeding bring! its reward THE MAGNET Clements & Wilson. FRIDAY. MAY iwoi. NATHAN HALB PATRIOT. Plava inch a "Nathan Hale," which Pendleton theatre goer are to witness j ton ight, real ixe an ideal for the Ameri can dramatic profession. Thy ferniah material for excellent work hy the actor, while at the same time affording the literateur ample scope tor the exerctae of hit power aa a playwright. dealinK with the moat heroic period in the nation' history. The story of Nathan Dale i given a prominent place in the history of the country. This in because he performed distinguished services for the colon ists, ami died a noble death. President Dwight, of Yale, wrote thia tribute feo Hale' memory : Tbui. wlille (oml Virtue wUhfl IB "" to aavr. Uali', bright ami jni-roua. found tin -grave; With Kcnlu' llTlati Mann Iia bo.uBSI lo- : Ami 8clnr lund nlm u bT Mt abode In Worths lair path hl few advfiiturad far. The prtil o( Peace, the rising hope o( War. In duty arm. In Tirnt culm a even . Tn Irleuda iiiiehnnnint n-' alae rate baa How artort hi count-, the prlie how war I " While wecpniK Fru'tiJanip aoiiriin her tavorilc gOBr QtMMtmJ Weelilngtnii. daring the latter part of 1776, wa in a statt part of anxiety. Defeat had la-en intlicted on the patriotic band The whole army had been compelled tn make an ecn' to Manhattan Island, and the deepet gloom of the war settled down on the men who were battling for the free dom of their new-born land. tlale had enlisted at New Loudon. Connecticut. At the time, he was pre paring for the ministry, hut, hearing of the stress of affairs at the front, at once abandoned all other plans and be came a revolutionary soldier, first a private, and then came rapid promo tion for daring and cool judgment. Hale tin a Yale man. graduated be fore he was JS years old. Washington's M.UOU troops, miser ably provided for, were face to face with 26,000 superb Uritiah tmeu under General Howe, with everything they needed at hand. Washington mutt have information as to the disposition of Howe's lot! M Clad in a school master' garb, Belt went into the enemy's campand while, pursuing his investigations, wa die covered and executed a a spy. He immortal iasd hi name, honored the college from which he was an allium nr. and died with a show of bravery that has been an inspiration to patriot ever since. His last words were: "My only regret i that I have but one life to give tor my country." MANNA A COKING MAN. Mark ilanna will make an ideal can didaui for ttie presidency in 1WH. He baa bean announced as a piece of ex cellent timber and now a an actual aspirant for the high office, lie liar no Mier in his party He represent tin- working doctrine ol that organiza tion. He i as cold blooded a an eel. lie is devoid of foolish sentiment, sen timent that worrier the man wlm want to use the lederal govorniinni machine for hi own end, but who has leu a uiialictiin ot ronecielice am! u memory of that for which our grand father of 1771 and our lather of ltiU fought. Mr Manna will suit the tun.- u. 1WH. Then the combine will have the acknowledged control, with not even the preteuse of a democratic gov eminent. Then the man from Ohio will be the man of the period. lie will trade plane with auother. Now Mr. Ilanna i supposed to be the power behind the throne Then he will tit in a high back chair in the White House, while another, J. I'ierpont Morgan for instance, will be the power. i reuuieion cannot have a vilt Iroui President MoKinley and hi P"y, men reutlletoii can join wltl Walla Walla in greeting the chief exe euuve. A formal invitation ha been ex tended by Mayor Jacob Hetz, on be l.alf f II.. m.n ji nib nana walla common council aud the people of that place Thia will, of course, be accepted aay reuuielomans will want to the president II they have the privi - m'" "oi cuinpeiiwi to remain in U.1 . 1 1 - mn "... nana proaer arrangement. oe maoe with the railroad com Py " special train service. Tk. i " oe "ine method in tli ot the North Coast-rikagway passenger aud fremiti rat.. war. U will induce an euormomi tr. ' te war be kept up for a few mouths. A rate of U3 per dead weight ton Ur freight can .laud a considerable cut without seudiu.. It a lagitiiuate tluar. The -i llyiug between tteattle, Vic- CASH STORE Court and Cottonwood toria, Tacottut anil Smith Alaska port have done immiit huineK ami will increase it tin- aiinimer. The telegram- tell n- that the New York speculators on the Stock F. change aie indulging in all sort ot luxuries nowaday. Hut that mean that aome other are nut indulging in very many luxuries, since the success fill gamliler on 'Change increh taken the money ome one else loses. It's a hig gtimhliiu! game, hut not a wealth creator. Those "shorts'' on the Chicago Hoard n( Trade will closely resemble corn pancake when Corn King Phillips get through with them, lie is aitieezing them now, aid he would If thev did with him on Mav 1 just not as he settle Umatilla comity's school children number ttotX). This mean a popula tion ot li",UOU, using the ratio of four of imputation to each school child, a ratio acknowledged a- fair in rural communities such as this. The recent ruin herealmiitH have gone far in insuring good crop in this county. The wheat ami range have been much improved by the precipi tation of moisture. LOCATING THE CAT. The subject of taxation i receiving increasing attention' in mam "late- ol the union. In .Massachusetts one ol the most enlightened commonwealth.", local option taxation is coming to the front. Colorado is about to adopt the same svstem. 1 he home nil. svstem if taxation is spread mi: to other stater widetv separated, ar loxa. California and M inner. .t. i New York state, tin ier the governorship of BoOawVelt, took long atep toward .local self-govern uient in taxation by conferring upon cooutier ami mimic ipalitier the riulit of taxing for tocui purpoes the lull cash value ol lr.iii. in-,-- .(n, rightr u! way. Roosevelt wa favored hy l'latt for tbe vice presidency to net him out of New York state itolitic. where he hal or. .veil such a thorn in the side uf cororationB seeking to avoid their share of taxation. Hut in spite of the corporation dominating the state leg islature ami even the nation the peo ple are finding a new method of curb ing them in the i ....... .; of the special privilege which they have voted to thelnrelver Foiled in restraining them bv mean of state ami national legislation the people are now turning their attention to attacking locally the evil which hae engendered trtin- ami freed then, from their fair share of the nubln bar- den. Tfie question of taxing these evil out of existeuce ir coming to the trout now in all the .-. untie- ami town ships of tfie country. In Maachuetts aud man) other states thev are enjoy ing the local option idea of taxation. That i. a constitutional amendment l proporeii by which once in three years the voter of any county at am general election for county purpose may exempt any or all ernual prop erty and improvement upon land, hut rignir oi way ami nubile i ranch iae- shall not be exempted, tnatead of the atate -taxing corporation exclusively the counties will have tin- DCMMf to assess ami collect taxes for the full value of the realty and right of way possessed ami operated in the count) iwen. the corixiration which have resisted the iiayinent of their iuat proportion ol taxe are driving the ieople to tin local option idea of taxation . The l'ennnylvania railroad doe not publish the ta lenient of the taxe it pay a a eiarate item in it yearly account rendered to the public. 1 it because the item i ridiculously small iu comparison with it tr man dona properly value.' It in paying two million dollars a year les than it should cud with the principle of local option taxation enforced would be compelled to pay four millions yearly to equalize it with the taxation col lected from tanner- ami householder In the same proportion. Thin I hut one )llutratiou in a hundred n( t,.,- present iniquitous aystem of taxation levied at Harrishurg by a legislature i majority of whose uieinlwm wear the luay collar and are controlled by him ior win protection ol corimralionn am not to represent the true interest ..t their constituent We are not ure- pareU to say that the local option method of taxation i the l--i l.m OOeStbing i certain, that the corpora tion cannot much niiurr iie their in. famous tool and lobbyists at the staui capital to exemut thenme ver lr..n, legitimate taxation. Hy an amendment to the constitution or otherwise the ripie will insist upon a lair chance, a just Mystem of central taxation cannot U secured each county will take the power of taxation u U oll hand. L... 41... 1 . v. me legislature nas no power t.tue tomerreo ny the people, the people have a right to withdraw the power they have conferred If -etvner uie national goverment nor the uovernuieiii can control or retrain C4jrioratlonb tite inunli i paiit es will make war upon them and il., ... mu it iuii ir i men reprehensible power out ol uxisience. This si rrw'"'T nuai IM h nruitituiiii . . i-i-Heiiiitg in siassachusetts, Colorado ,: oilier BUtu nr.. ..I it i 't tte tail "hat i,Uw,'U.fkur" uu IV " 4 "l"" u'y Prlare,l the , . 1UC-, wariare going on against tbe sloon ami the tine of the hatchet. The Platts and IHiaya and the Hill Andrews and other lobbyiat of corporations Hre driving the people to wage local war and by means of local option taxation system aimed at the trusts and tnonnlistic corixira tion. Later on if redress is not secured the people will take to the hatchet. The big corporations had het bow to the inevitable ami shoulder their fair share of taxation w ith alacrity antl cheerfulness, tot this i not a gov ernment of the trust, by the trust, for the trust, hut a government of the people hv the Hople, for the people. Radford llawkeye. BABCOCK ON STBKL 1 A It 1 Ki ll! discussing his proposition for the abolition of the tariff on manufactured Heel and iron productr, Representative Hahcock declared: "The only opposi tion I have encountered comes from a cla: nt people who look upon the tariff with a reverence kg be paid a Chmee joss to be edulfed but not touched " All other people, republican and democrat, ask the question, "Why do you permit a tariff to remain on articles which can be prixluced here cheajier than elsewhere'."' and it admit of no satisfactory answer. It is eminently the case now that a condi tion not a theory confronts us. The re lativeh low goaf of production makes the retention of the duty as unaccep table to protectionists as it is to free traders. For the final purpose of the former i not to erect a prohibitory wall around the country, but to foster home Industrie only until they shall Is- able to meet the competition of the world. The fact is that the need of ami justification for protection on iron and - tee 1 pa-re. I awav the moment that the Americans tgan to undersell in, the foreign marckts, and that was some time ago. From then on the question ha been not whether our industry should be sustained against the foreigner, hut whether the people of thia country should submit to a closed market for the henetlt of men who could hold them as a vast erqiiiaile while they were meeting all sorts of prices abroad. No BrgtlBMal can make such a situa tion fan or reasonable It hurts protec tion itstdf by finally reducing it to an absurdity. t hie doe not protect the greater against the lesser, the strong against the weak. And when the sub ject of revenue i intrislucetl the case for the prosecution become all the clearer. F.ven extreme protectionists have advocated the tariff upon the ground that it wa a revenue producer. It i simple one of -vera ways of raising money lor the government, and it fail of the desired effect tn this particular when conditions like tin present discourage importation. The farmer ami laborers whom Mr. Hahcock ha seen in his travels through th iiititry are fully alive to the (act ami the problems which they present, ami with the feeling that exists it is expedient a well a right to make the change that i desired. No party can afford to depend solely upon fetich worahipers. Chicago Record-Herald, Kep. j Tha beverage made from FlgTjmnC CCre2 1 month, palatable and nutrition- Because of tlM large parcantase af natural aaccharioa mat ter In fig and prunoa, Flgprune equirea less sugar than any other cereal coffee. sVaii uwei asii it BJfn Best Cereal Coffee GOLDEN RULE HOTEL. Under New management J. W BANCROFT, Prop. Ku . J in 1 . i,.t 1) Meala special mmi in tin memo. Hex Hotel In tbe city lor rsmllls Hun u all tratai, Kr mdi pie rooma Klectrii lights ami Steam bsat. Fire-proof buildlug Cor. Court and Johnson Sts. PENDLETON. OREGON LOANS on WHEAT LANDS At lowest rates J.K.DICKSON, I .i-it Oregonian Building, Pendleton, Oregon. Money to Loan On city property at a low rate of interest. Can be re paid in monthly install ments MO COMMISSIONS. Will loan on improved property or will furnish money to build with Will I- pleased to give fig ures of actual cost to any one needing a loan FRANK B. CL0PT0N 809 Main Street. Olfi TO W"1 UNDKK ,;A14 U,U u sbiv., w.ii., or Newspapers biaaWair i"JS3S our "totimK tea. Less V Sugary Ask your Grocer for Ukiah Creamery Butter FIRST LOT IS IN TODAY. Its guaranteed full weight. Try a roll and help home industry. I'kiali ( 'reaniery Butter is made by Billie M -Reynoldi, the bttl butter maker in the state. J.M.SPENCE Agent Ukiah (INK LINK CLASSIFIED ADS, CIlt'NT AKVKN WOKIM I'l TIIK LINK. (lnt lino, or more. pr wk, at til. rate of 1 n m Hue lUiv llnv.or irniri'. per month, at the rate uf lite ier line. I ' 1 tlm .. t!ln St' est'li UK' IV Mo extra linemen TIIKKK 1 tim JOc .' llmss.... Jtjo a tlmss SDc Ifr ear li Sildltlonsl liiMrtlon. mni links 1 time I timsa Vic 1 llmss 4.V lie each additional inacrtloti FOR S ALB OR KXCIIAfJOK. A NKW HI N UOE8K POWB8 (iASti line ciiRtne and all II store roinplete. tauki, plplns. battery and Isclrle fpiirker, at a low jirloe, or will exehsnge fur curdwoi!. J t'lovs, Pendleton. Oregon PHYSICIANS. DR. w. (i. ycLi nmuK in .irnn DulMlns iioii-e houri, l- : 1 a m 1 to I p. m. Telephoue 77. V. W. VI Nt'KNT. M. I). OKKIt K KI. AK ol Ptrat National Hank Offlee hour 1U to W a. m. ; 1 to I p. m. Ulth. HMITHA HKNDKKHON. OPVIUK orsr t'cudletou rtavium Bank lel.pbouu II. reaideuee ulephoue H. H. OAKKIKhU. M. II . II11MK I'ATH tc rnriician ami nurseou ome. in juu.: Bnlldtuf Telephone: Offlee, bla k HO; Mat - dsnre, black 'i. IK. I). J. M'KAIIL. KOOM 17. AHSOt'IA tlou block Telephone l; reildeuce tele phone, black 111. OSTKOI'ATIIIt PHYSICIANS. IIUS. Keyea A Keyaa ton --linn offlee. oue block w.at of Bo DR. l.YNN K. BLAKRBLRK UHRURI4 aud nerroua dlaeaaen ami dmeanaa ( Stoman. Upp. Howl. cor. Water and Main 'I- I' n il" toll . Ors. UKNT1STS K A. Y A UO HAN, DKNTIHT. OVFIUI In Judd Building. A. L. HKAT1K, I). D. H. OWWV3M OWMh SsTtag Bank u adminiatered K. A. If ANN, UKNT18T, IN A88OCIA tloi Blook.orsrF. B t'lopton'a offlee AT TOBNKYS t;ARTEK V KALKY. ATTURNK Yts AT Law. Offlos Id Bar Infa Bauk Building BRAN A LOWBLL, "aTTORNKYs AT l Hoom 14 Aasoclatloo Block Ptadla ton. Urefon T. U. HAII.KV. i.AWYKK. UKKH K I.N Judtl Building, Pendleton Uregou tmiaLMAN A PIKRC'K, ATTORN KYS at law Uuomi 1U, II, 12 and l:i Aaatxiatmn stoefe N HKKKKl.KY. ATTOKNKY AT i.AW. Ufflce lu Aaaot lalloii Block K. Jt. lit) YD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. court St. Ill L. H. RKKDKR, ATTORNEY AT LAW, i'eudlnlvn, Orsgou JAMES A. KBE, LAW OFFICE IN JUOJJ Building AMERICAN PLAN. $3.00 per Day and Upwards. THE PORTLAND POHTLANI), OHKOON. Special Katea to hasten. Oregon people visitinir lor tourists and commercial travelers P n.&u" We arc all Ready to start decorating your walls and ceiling with the must elegantly designed wall patterns ever tie vised as soon as you an thruugli with your Spring hotisecieamnK hefore, if you prefer to have us OUt of tilt wav lirinr It. ci- ...... ... j , aw - i ..ii in clean house. Patterns on view wtitgo -don't miss the exhibit, Jesse Failing. " stroet iioar bridge. If you ride this season Creemerj TWO LINKS 1 Utile IV I tinteit 'ilk' Uatsa Nt UN- eaeh extra inaartliiii nfl i.iNKH I time sOc .'iim. iii 1 linn- t0r JUc eaeh additional . liiKertlon MIX LINK 1 time :We .' tlmsa .VSe 1 tlmss I SSk additional insertion ARCHITBCTS AND HUILDgRS. T. I-. HOWARB, ARUHtTECT AND BtJ uerliueudeiii make complete and rcllabli plana tir biillillngn In the city or country Koom 17. Judd bulldlnii SIIKKK A l.'Of.K, 00NTK4I rt)RH AM" builder Kill 1 male, lurnulied on (lion 110 tii' ton work 11 (psetalti I'romi'i nrrlos Mhoion lliuff itreei. nut' faln I reel 1) A. MAY. CONTHACTOK AM' builder Kliiitalei lurnulied on all klatfa ol maaonry. eeuiem walk. Hone wall-, en nr der esu be left at the ham oruKonlati ofln e BANKS AND HH OK Kits FIRST RATIONAL ItANKtih A.TURMA orvsou 1 hi 11,1. t-'iiimi turpi 1- ami protli- li..uuu. Inler-m ou nut depot lu leal 111 1.1 forelcii ami doi.iemn uxi'liatiKi note luouiplll itlen.'i I n. Henry 1 Adain. pte , ,.iu wlrk n t.r...i.i. iii k i it.. 1 BStl OMblsri Mi, I L Haruetl. a.mnaui eaihltr. THh PKN1H.KTON HAVINdH HANK Peiiillcnui.orvson OrsauitiHl March 1. laai capital, lAU.OOti Interval allowed ou lime de poalU Kit-ban' bo ight and said 011 all prln niMi taiinu Special attention Iven loeolie, I MODI. W. J, Purnlil , prstlilsut; J. N. lea!. Tice-pret uent; 1. j. Murria caahlei THK KAKMKK'S HANK OK WKST'ON . Meaton ur.'K'iu ! n Keiiera! I.aumii, nuiue niinans'' (aiuiini ami aolU rol let lltill pr.iilj.l allellded 1" Affair- III lien, sxcelleiu condition, ami an reporleil iiniii hj III veal ii(at lou i ouiuiltteti ol reapttualble ill Kent Offleera: K Jameaou. prealdent; (taxi W Hroeualel. tiet prealdent ; C. 11. Hkrce. etvbler , J K. KlliK". aaaialsut caahler, direi ior. t. A. itaritiian M M. johua. T. J. Price, U. I' Uraw, J. K Kil.ttor Kobort Jameaou. S, VY Proeuatel. KIR8T NATIONAL HANK tK PKNHI.K ton t apllal, I7U.UU); aurplua, So.oi Iran, seta a general banking buaiueaa. Kxchanxi ami leiegraiiiiii iranale I mi rim-ago tai rrauciacu, Nsar Vork sud principal i-.nn- n the Nurlhweit Hrafu lrawu on hlua, Jspai and Burope Mak.a collectloua on reaaouahli Isrma Lex! Aukeny. preanleni w K Mi... k xlce-prMldeut . 0. B. WsUe. caalner II. 0 (tuernaay. aaaiatant railtiar M1SLKLLANKUUS NOTICBS. IN por Nil THK rOLLOWINO i)R. i lly Marabal aud will bo auM at the expiralnut , iii annual- nave l-cli taken up by l; ot leu .- mi t inn- ami i'xih'Iiiihii On. pound' liit' gri hnrai neigh ii' iti-lglit alHiul I. it age it bo Ut loyeurv branded I' on rlarlil lion 1-1 , one dark Iron gray huras, weight about loon pou'i'l- as-' alritll I ve.tra nr.tiide.l t. .... boulder. Oated April leut J. U. HEATBMAN. CH Martha). IN POUND-TUB FOLLOWING DB- aerllK'd annual ha. bten ukeu up bt lb, Uty Marahal aud will be. aold at the expiratiou Of leu daya for eo.ta and expenaea- tine brown bald-fared boras aUiut t saan o Id, bramle.1 bslf-uioon on righi hip. wniglu about anu pouinla r " iJaled April . nan I- H, HBATUMAN, Oily Marahal rinest hotel in the Patlfit Nurtliwest. " "ti 'Mfinajjci ride a CRESCENT. 9L ieaSVSBSSJB WV.1 Bk. We're .lust as Thankful Por a Htnnll i iii. i H" ii" ii laritn one. Been will rereive ttie Maine thOFOUfll ami oerefol ettentloBi if we nf the fnriniir, il muv in tiliie t01 to the latter by the Mtlifeotion jroe iii tli-rive in wtmrltiK our lenndered work. Domestic Steam Laundry, J, I . Robins in. Prop. Telephonp 60 Equal to any in the world. PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. BRKWERYH OWM BOTTLUfO. liiifhiv raeomniendetl lo bunllj) trail Kverv Indti. fully .mh.j Schultz Brewing Co. Oregon Lumber Yard WOOD (.IJTTKKS Knr i' i'n- mni lUi'i ii,- Oheepet Umh tin. Lu in her. lath. ShumlcH, liuildin I' i per. Tar Paper. Lime and Cement, M "ii I.I i ii--, Pickets, Plaster, Mrick and Sand, Screen Doors A Windows Sash and DtMirs, Terra Gotta Pipe. Boric & Light, Prop'? Altn St , opp. Court Mtitias i Steal a Man's Time Away from hlui In buyliiK rf...i, ,.,, t.. ha. rent lo ua n.r he ,, Wl.l affrd it lilll If Villi laMlir I.. .SU u..aa. t a. . i ,, , . si'- )txji ! t imii-i 3j'olli la Haraess, Hatidi... rii,. VJT ' '"' i. iiiuau.a, leal,. ,iu. . ,.ut , t,y Joseph Ell. Prop. I L. Ray ft Co., Huy anil sell St lokw, Bondfi and Qrain for cash or un uisrilua. New York Stock Kxchanire. Chicago Stock hxchanxc. Chicago Board of Trade. Court ct. oot. A. t SIM k CO. W. J. nWlUa, Manager. WIIUl.KSAi.li iHD RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS Yanl on Webb Street Opposit. tliuit.Kreight l)eHil We are irei)aril tn itaaamUl .t.t. . ' "'lyiiiuiL' IB she lumber !.,, ,,,,,1 ,.,, RUArut l.r.ceH U, Imi h t'liea,,, if nof . Leaner than others. We als.. ...rrv i liim nf Doors. Win.l.iwu -...I U....H.. u " "loiiitiuiK. I arliew I'niiteiiiulsti nt l, it 1 1. 1 .... ..iii i , r ttiK H ,IP well to see us Utf..r. ..i..i ... i"..' ma- uuiir onlers. We also carry Cascade Ked r wood. PLoue Mam 1 a Planing Mill Can sell cheap., J ""J' "rm i" tl,c J tx-t-atist! thry hiivisi, 9 a Bjfj fiiantitit;s. If .... lumber Or ami I.' . nun wtirk ro . x.nn and j thoir prices R. FORSTER, Call tip: No.S for Wood, Coal, Brick and Sand. Hitit'i H..l' a v u v I I I I i I 11 Kl' nil atienllori ti, tn t't'iiaiKimicntt l a a l . in KENTUCKY mrm m m m - ' Mtild hy OIIN W-IIMIDT The Louvre nwDUvToiq Take the. Washington i a iv limn m k Railway Km Chicago, Ht. Paul, W. aiih I Iff K Iim II A It II. - L-a saaJ mil i ii i ii in i hi nm Portland an J on the houod. a.t Ulnaien U 1 . T I, ti real a II at :W a m. riir liuoruiatioii reKBrinu. uiiMiatioita nan on or aaanv - It I AI liKKHKAl), t) P -. Wall- Walla. Wla) flDf Short Union PM nsfasT roa tn,.. SaS.aaK from Paaasts- Cliltaso I'ortlauil Huecl.l i :ai ii m. via Hunt notion Worlli nuiaa. ... nit. t'tiifaK'iaadsa Atlantic K pr.ua S :IS a. ui. vv oriu ou--sat'ity, St-Ua" Tia limit i-ago ami Siaa liiHton Jt I Mill VSal Mali I I a in Walla Walla. i via Hpokaus , . .... i t tn 1 1 1 1 u . I. . Ocean and River unu HOKTU All aalllug it :UU p. I lect to aasag, Kor San rSgf run ev.ry law Ualiy eiit-pt bunilay D. in Columoia lit" To Aauirlaasa1 LauJiuP SatartUy in p in Dally Suuilay 6a u, Wlllamalia Ia I'll I" w i ijuh. i"unrf alio n,!--- 6 a hi iia Tare, aud Bat. CorvalUa"1' 1 jtll'liu.- . -.il sDiiiamatias'- 7 a. m Tuna. Tlira. aud Hat. fl l v I III. aud nl Ixiav. Klparla msli. m. Dell, tineas renaietoD Klpana i" .. waaUi