The Times-Monntaineer
SATURDAY.
.FEBRUARY 8. 1895
" " TEE FACTS I1T TUB CASE.
"The simple fact is," says Mr. Reed,
"that the government a running be
hind $5,000,000 a month, and the
remedy is simple." There is nothing
intricate or mysterious io the ma'ter.
"Maka the revenue equal to the out
put," be goes on to declare, "and j ou
will restore the public credit and cure
- tbe situation." A man need not be
deeply ; versed in financial science and
- political economy to understand that
'- there are only two" ways ef dealing
successfully with a ; treasury detioi
One is to levy taxes sufficient to cover
it, and the other is to borrow money
- for the payment of current bills. Tbe
latter expedient has already been twice
resorted to within a year, and $100,-
000,000 thereby added to the public
debt. ' But this policy does not put a
stop to deficits; it merely provides
for accumulating losses which they re
present, and increrses the interest
. bearing obligations of the govei nment
in payment of ordinary expenses in a
' time of peace. The need of more
revenue is imperative, if we are to es
cape further sales of bonds; and to
keep the natural credit up to the
proper standard. There is no room
for doubt or argument in this respect;
' and there is no possible device of lesjis
latioo that can prevent deficits under
the present, tariff law.
It is all very well to talk about re
formiog the currency system, which
is undeniably defective; but that does
- not touch the point of chief im
portance, says the ; St. Louis Globe
Democrat. This question was intro
duced prematurely, for the purpose of
diverting attention from the failure
of tbe new tariff law, and mskinir it
appear that something else was the
cause of the treasury trouble. The de
feat of the Carlisle bill put an end to
that attempted deception, , and em
phasized the sober and practical truth
that tbe want of sufficient revenue is
the real source of the difficulty. The
only course for the Democrats to pur
sue if they wish to render some
- sensible and creditable service to
the ' country before they lose
control of congress " is to ac
knowledge that their project of tariff
reform was a grave mistake, and to so
rectify it as- to bring the receipts np to
the expenditures. They have nothing
to gain by evading the issue. If they
neglect to increase the revenue, they
will merely add to tbeir discredit and
to tbe future ills ol their party. It is
a humiliating thing, of course, to make
confession of a stupendous blunder,
but that is better than to pretend that
there hat been no blunder when the
proof of it is plain and conclusive.
The people cannot be fooled in a ease
which is as simple as an example in
primary arithmetic. It is useless to
tell them that any other reason exists
for the shortage of revenue and the
necessity of bond sales than the failure
of the Democrat!) tariff policy, or to
. expect them to believe that tbe finan
cial problem can be solved without a
material modification of that policy in
conformity with Republican prece
dents and tendencies.
ITEMS Iff BBIEF
Fran Saturday's Daily. '
Ex Uov. Moody is in town today from
Salem. , '
Today bts been mild sad spring like, and
almost every pne has been on the street.
Don't be too certain that winter baa re
' aimed bia seat. The next breeze that
i- .1 . ... .
ice.
Wagons replaced sleighs today. A few
aleds, are in town trom the conntry, bat
sleighing may be considered a tbiog of the
past. .
If r. Peter Eiffel left on tbe morning train
for hie old home in Znncb, Switzerland.
Hia friends gave him a farewell party, and
many kind wubes were extended to him
on bie journey.
Messrs. Dnfnr and Hill are now occupy
ing their room, op aiaira. roroer Second
and Coart streets. They are folly prepared
to do typewriting and stenographing in tbe
nearest correct manner. -
Dr. P. C. Broains and O. P. Heald, of
atoo.1 Kiver, are before the county court at
tending to the interest of Hood Rierre-
irarduia the matter ot mcotnoration ot that
town, ao we are informed. ;.
A carload of cattle left the Stockyards of
R. E. Saltraarshe A Co. today for the
Union Meat Co. at Portland. They were
in good condition, and. were gathered from
the interior of this county.
The Oesang Verein Harmonie ot thia city
will bold their monthly sociable tomorrow
evening at tbe Baldwin opera house. A
program, consisting ot vocal . and instru
mental mnsic, will be rehearsed, and sap
per will be served at a seasonable boar.
Hoed River Qlariert A force of men was
pat to work Monday tnorniDg cutting ice
for the Portland Ice t o. The high wind
prevailing at the time canted the ice to rise
and swell and made it dangerous for the
teaos working tbe plows, and work had to
be suspended about noon. Tbe ice was
about ten inches thick.
'The Tittell sisters will give entertain
ments at the Baldwin opera house Monday
and Tuesday evea'ngs of next week. By
reason of Miss Florence 1 ittell having been
evi ihan avarat fnpdol annal lhaianna?A.
ment last week; bat without fail will be
here on Monday and Tnesday. The rep
ertoire cooaiata of tbe moat attractive plays
and they will undontedly attract large
audiences.
An important decision has jnst been pro
nounced in Vermont, as to engagement
rinps . A young man sned to recover one
that he had given to a yonng woman who.
after accepting the ring, repudiated tbe en -gagemeat.
The judge decided that it must
fulfill the conditions nnder which it was
presented. The English courts some years
ago decided that an engagement ring is not
recoverable under any circumstances. j
Senator Squire, of Washington, is the
senatorial wooder ot congress. .No other
man in either bonae enhances the galhiiee
with such a continuous success of brilliant
and on heard of effects in dress. Una day it
is a rtd tie and whit vest, anether it is
patent leather shoes of resplendent polish
But tbe most effective combination la i
lemon-oolored yest of tremendous t x pause,
retting off a blue tie and a striped shirt.
Washington rout.
A new ditching and grading machine,
capable of excavating sand, ore. gravel or
dirt bas been invented by x-ouis rickard
and Thomas Cleif.of M ails Walla. It waa
tested on Monday with a three horse power
gasoline engine, and did work to tba satis
faction of those who witnessed the perform
ance. , As it will handle a yard of dirt per
linute with a 10-borse-power engiae. it is
likely to prove an importrnt factor in the
new irrigation echamea now nnder way in
that section.
. Bepresentative Boothby s bill for a port
age railway between The Dalles and t elilo
appropriated $300,000 for the purpose, to be
expended under direction of tbe governor,
secretary of state and treasurer When
the railroad bas begun to earn a revenue,
tbe proceeds are to go to tbe school fond. !
Mr. Boothby ays tbat tbe people pf East.
era Oregon are greatly interested in tbe
project now especially in view of tbe open
ing of tbe locks and canal at the Cascades
this year. They would like The Dalles also
provided lor so tbat the dream of an open
river may at last be realized.
Tbeie is a change in the vote in joint
oancus today in the number absent. There
were ten who did not answer to the oall,
but the yote is practically unchanged . The
revolt wai: Dolrtb, 38; Hermann, 9;
Weatle.f ird.iJ; Hare, 10; Lord. 3; Wil
liams, 11. Tliusc absent were Dawtou,
Smith, Cok.Sf.ell, Baker, Coon, Johnson,
Steiwer, Carter, Cooper snd Scott.
Representative Patterson has a bill tbat
will, if enacted, render valid in other coun
ties teacher a certificates issued in any given
county. In the large counties of t'aatern
Oregon sncb a law would afford much re
lief to teachers, some of whom have to
travel many miles to examinations. Cases
have been known where teachers have had
to travel 150 miles in a storm and be out.
for expenses, a month's salary in order to
obtain a certificate for a three-mouths'
term.
A young woman signing hercelf Miss
Edna Blown, of Kaneville, 111., bas sent
out irom there to thouaauda of people a re
quest for cancelled stamps, claiming that
she was collecting tbem in order to secure
the treatment of a crippled girl at tbe med
ical institute, '' be postmaster of tbat city
says that her letter is false; that there is no
medical institute or crippled girl there, and
that Miss frown ia receiving thous uds of
letters and collecting millions of stamps
under such representations. be is making
large sums of money from the sale of these
stamps, and is one of the eleverest swind
lers in the country.
from Monday's Dally
Sleighing ia an amusement of the past.
Mr. F. J. Seutert returned from Portland
on the afternoon train.
A small war in China haa been enacted
on our streets during the pat few days.
The Tittell Sisters will nut on the boards
at the opera house this evening tbe play of
"Drifted Apart."
The city jil was without an occupant
lai-t night. No arrests were made by tbe
officers, and there waa no business before
tba police court.
Yesterday and today hays been almost
perfect days. SooW has nearly disappeared
from the bills and from osr streets', and toe
air is very spnng-like.
If tbe present weather continaea wild
flowers will be in bloom on tbe hillsides in
a few days. Id this climate the transition
from winter to sprmg is very sudden.
Klickitat County Rnmbllcan: The Hood
River Glacier says the free ailver Republi
cans seem to be in the majority in tbat dis
trict. .Possibly that explains why so many
have recently been sent from there to the
state lunatic asylum.
Edwaid M. Benson, a subiot of the kirg
of Sweden declared bis intention Saturday
tefore the county clerk of becoming a citi
zen of the United States, snd will, alter the
pioper time of probation, exercise the lull
privileges of American citizenship.
Last eveuine. at the Baldwin opera house.
tbe Oteana Verein Harmonie held their
monthly meeting, and it was one of tbe
most successful parties of tbe season. A
mnsical programme was rendered, and re
freshments were served after the literary
exercises.
Deputy Sheriff Humphreys, of Portlrod,
arrived at the Licks today, and on warrants
swoin oat by Gen. h mer, formerly of
Coxey's army and Mr. Teesdale, arrested
tbe Day Brothers. The complaint alleges
that Messrs. Day, as contractors, bas been
working men on government work over
eight boors s day.
There is no material change in the dead
lock at Salem, snd those who sre support
ine Dolun sre ss solid ss a stone wall. The
bolters have not consolidated on any candi
date, and continue their guerrilla warfare
on the oaucna nominee. Tbe following is
the vote: Dolnh, 35; Haro. 10; Weather-
ford, 7; Hermann, G; Williams, 9; Lord, 4;
Lowell, 3. Paired, IB '
An exohange says: About 40 oiticmt of
Pendleton, who joined the ' Loyal Myatio
Legion of America, are now sorry for it.
and wouid like to interview ooe W. D
Madigan, tbe organiser, who induced tbem
to do ao, under false pretenaes, as they
claim, and, incidentally to recover posses
sion of some promissory notes. It is not
always fun ta be a "jiner."
There bas been great excitement in China
town during tbe past two daya over tbe ar
rest of the Chinaman and Chirawoman.
.The court house was surrounded by a mo
of Ueleotiala Saturday night, and about 9
o'clock last evening there waa a big row in
Chinatown, some claim tbat tbe bigbbina-
ri are attempting to get possession of the
oman, sad will msnutattnie eviaenoe, it
neoeasa'y, to aooomplisn their purpose
The Eugene Guard says; Prof. E. B.
McElroy assumed his duties as sn instrontor
id the University of Uregon yesterday.
The men's parlor in the dormitory haa been
fitted up for bis use at present, it being tbe
only room now available for use. The re
gents sre entitled to the thanks of tbe peo
ple f uregon for their wise selection, rrof.
McElrov's long years of work in 'connec
tion with eduostiooal interests 'renders bts
servioea of eutstimable vali e to the school.
On Saturday evening a very pleasant
party waa given by Misses Mamie and Mat-
tie Cusbing at tbeir residence in mis city,
The hoars were pasted very agreeably in
carries snd social amusements, and a refec
tion was served at a seasonable hour. The
following are the names of these present:
Misses Martin, Heppner, Davis, C. samp-
son. Mewman, xiiompann, Sampson ana
L T"Ompson. Messrs. B, Phelps, F. Wit
on, V Mardin, jr. w eic'e, L rotter, ,1
Weigle, C. Fritz and W, t redden.
Our cotemporarv was mistaken it its is
sue of Saturday when it said that the pris
oner from Antelope escaped while waiting
for the opening ot the sheritt d omoe. I be
officer and his prisoner did not reaoh the
court house; but some dirtanoe from the
j til while tbe former was recuperating, the
latter took French leave, so we are in
formed. The janitor says that the jail is
always accessible, day or night, and during
the term of tflk-eof the former incumbent
this was tested on different ocoasiens.
Judge Stearns Sa'urday ordered fore
closed a mortgage in tbe case of J. T. Ror-
ick vs. O. D. Taylor snd that the plaintiff
recover $1500 says the Oreqonian The
mortgage was on a piano and one share of
stuck of the luterstate Iuvtatment Com
pany. Taylor, in sa ver, alleged that he
paid the mortgage by constructing a house
for Kinck lo Noun Utiles, paying out
therefore $1812 55. The court found in
favor of Taylor tor $1129 for ibe house, to
be dtduorwl Irom the judgment of $1000 in
favor of ttoriok.
Antelrpe Utrald: Representative Me-
(ireer bas three bills under wav, one to
amend an act amendirg Sec 40S5 Hill'.
Code, that counties may at a gceral elec
tion decide whether or not road tax shall
be paid in oaah and not in work aa at prea
ent. Another relating to the distribution
of the 6 per cent, on public land rales to
road districts, according to tbe number of
miles of rosd in each district, The third
plac-ng a bounty on ooyote and rquirrel
scalps, making said bounty uniform through
out the state and payable from the state
treasury.
Prom Tuesday's Dally.
There is a drouth in police court mat
ters.
Mr. Otlo Birgfeld, of Portlam?, is in tbe
city.
The play at the opera bouse this even
ing win begin at 8 o'ciocx promptly.
The residents of Stevenson, opposite the
Locks, sre sgitsting the question of erect
ing a building for relitrions services.
Fhe following deed wns filed with the
county clerk today: Thus H Williams
to Menu and Bridget Mc A voy ; gejqr of nw
qr see , tp a n, r essi ; $ i.
The jail door which was lately damaged
by the two men who attempted to gain their
freedom bts . been repaired by Mr. H.
Cloogh, and is now as strong as aver.
Tbe revival meetings still continue at
the Methodist church. There are large
coogregations, a good interest is mani
fested, snd several bave come foiward for
prayers.
. ire annual meetirg ot Jackson engine
Co. No. 1 will be held this evening at the
council chambers. As sn ehotita of offi
cers will take place a (nil attendance of the
menbera ia reqoeated.
General Manager Dickinson, of the Union
Pacific, ava tbat the outlook for tbe first
half ot 1895 is worse than it was in 1694.
and there will be a general cutting down
both io force and salaries all along the line.
R B. Ryan, of Salem, haa brought a
damage suit against tbe Sou 'hern Picific
company lor tbe modest little sum of til
000 About a year ago Mr. Ryan was
struck by s losomotive at tbe 8alem depot
and seriously injured.
Perry Watkim, jr., died at bis home in
Moro yesterday at midnight. He is about
38 years cf age, and leaves a widow snd
two children. Mr. Watkios lived on Ten
Mile creek for a nomberof years, and ia
well koowo to many of our citizens. He
was a highly respected citizen, and bis
death will be greatly deplored. The funeral
will take plsce from tbe Christain church in
this oity next Tbursdsy forenoon st 11
o'clock.
The vote in joiutoonvention today shows a
cbstige Cooper, who wheeled trom AiOM
to Uolpb a few data ago, has now come
over to Hermann. The ballot stood:
Dolph, 41; Hermann. 12; Hare, 10; Weatb
erford, 8; Lord, 3; Lowell, 3; Williams, 12.
The first ct the spring fighta happened
this morning, and created quite an exoite
ment at the oorner of Cuurt and Second
streets. The facts appear that one man
atruck another, but no blood was spilt or
great inj ry d me. A warrant ot trr.it waa
sworn out, aud the matter w ill be settled
in tbe courts.
Tbe performance tonight of "Frou Frou"
at the opera house, is surd to be greeted by
ao even larger house than welcomed the
talented Misses Tittell and their stroug
oompauy last night, "rron Frou is ao
adaption from tne French by Augustine
Daly, and oue of the most decided sooiety
comedy dramas before the public. As the
performance will be given io its entirety
the cuttain will rise promptly at 8 o clock.
RiV. John Whia'er. pastor of the Metho
dist church ia tbia city, tendered his resig
nation yesterday to tie board of directors.
and together with his wile, wilt leave for
hia home in Colorado on the night train.
His health has biea very poor, and physi
cians say be will not be able to attend to
his pastoral duties for the next six months.
Tnia will be a matter of legret to the mem
bers of the cburob and of the congregation,
as during his residence in this city he has
proved himself an earnest Christian and
courteous gentleman.
La Grande Chnnirlti; The entensive
stock shipments from ibe valleys of Buret
river. Powder river sod Graude Roude have
compelled the O. R. 4 N. Co. to increase
its facilities tor taking careot this branch of
its tralfio. The Chronicle is informed that
it haa beeu decided to build stock yaids st
Biker City and Durkee, ot 20 cars capacity.
and to double the capacity ot the yards at
Union, which are now cf about fly lit oais
oapacity. Powder and Burnt river yalleys
are filled with cattle, winch io time will
have to be shipped, and there are many in
Grand Ronde valley alao.
Surprising Discovery
Nearly eyery person will be surprised to
learn that John H. Coblentz, the late war
den of the Walla Walla penitentiary, waa
creditor of the state of Woahiugton At
sny rate, three sets of txperts bave been at
work on the books of the penitentiary one
appointed by the governor, one by the di
rectors, sn j one by the bondsmen of the
late warden and the outcome of tbe in
vestigation bas been the discovery that tbe
warden was not a defaulter. There ia a
balance in his favor of $260. .
Tbe conclusion is natural thst the suicide
of Cobleolz waa unaccountable. If be
owed nothing, snd if there was no taint of
orime clinging to bis skirts, it would appear
that tome mystery must be behind the act,
ar else the final balance made by the ex
pert accountants are not oorrect showings.
"Figures don't lie," but liars will figure,
and while the experts may bave made an
effort to go through tbe books and ferret
out inegularities, tbe accounts may have
been in each s shape ss to make it impos
sible to show tbe real condition. Tbe liars
may have done tbe figuring before the ex
perts were set to work.
Doubtless be expected that a shortage
would be shown, snd took bis life to says
facing the dUgraoe wbton would follow an
expoae, Tbe Washington legisliture will
pursue an investigation through a com
mittee, and the matter will be aifted to the
bottom. In caae the present figures Bra the
oorrect ones, it will be proven tbat ene of
the moat tragical and sensational events
whioh haa occurred io the Pacifij North
west was without meaning, snd the basis
for tbe set of tbe suicide was sn ill-defined
fear that an og'y aspeot waa to be pnt on
things. An Olvmnia writer says in a letter
to the Portland Sun:
"Coblentz had been traveling over the
state for three days hunting for tbe goyer
nor to lay tbe oase before him. When
finally met the governor at Walla Walla
the state executive coolly iuformed him
tbat there was plenty of evidence to prov
him an embezzler of a large amount of tbe
state a money. All attempts at exp'ana
tioo were met with the accusation tbat he
waa proven guilty and should resign at once.
In faot, Coblentz' explanations were not
listened to. His proud natnre rebelled
True to bis disposition, hs kept a sti:
upper lip to tbe last, and asked tbe arrest
ing officer for time in whioh to finish h
supper, stepped into the next toom, and,
with bis natuial impulse to me bis gun
quickly in sn emergency, turned it upon
himse f. with tbe u.ental satisfaction tbat
he would fool his accusers sfter all. Non
of bis friends would have been surprised
that gun had been drawn against another,
bnt tbey could not account for the suicide
until all the circumstances came to light
Now they are anxious not only to vindicate
Coblentz, but to get at tbe bottom of tbe
whole business."
Legislative Clerka-
The following is tbe list of clerks
ployed in tbe legislature:
M J Anderson, Anne M Lang, A M Alex
ander, M O Butterfield, Vera Caufield, N
J Brown. D K Bill, M C Cheats, S S W ore
loj, George A Worsley, Weber, Mrs
Pogne.J A Whiteside, Mary A Morse, L H
MoMahao. A A Stafford, E C Patterson, M
L Rees, Mrs C E Holm s, Mrs Opra d
gerly, S. Olmsted, Musa Gear, Nora Harris,
C Lawrensen, Ab'.is Varrott, J T Galloway,
W W Francis, MOW ilkias, M L Elkins,
Maud Blundell. Mrs. L H McMaban, Mrs
O B Hubbard. R W Humphrey, B B Mo
Carty, George E Davis, W K McElroy, O J
Cosper, Eliza Scott. G G Shirley, FO
Little. 3 S Ricbey, Mrs E C Lyde, LL
Lynn, C M Shcrer, Edith E Nicholson, Mrs
W L Hietch. E A Swrzeay, Florence E.
Hares, Lillie H Vincent, Jessie E Samuels,
Frankie M Young, M A Colton, S L Lovell,
W S Lotan. M Gately, D B Worthiogton
EoboGaddis, L Huckleman, W F Gill,
Linnie Johnston, Carrie V Moores, Nina
Parrisb. J W Hobba, W V Looney, John
D Smith. H L Brown, Mrs R F Alley,
Emma L Dickenson, P A Worthiogton,
Frank Medereth, P A Wilson, S H Rock,
W. P Swope, E T Hatch, A M Cameron,
Cornelia McCowan, John E Holmau, J H
Henderson, Una E Morgan, F R Wilcox, K
H Reed, L D Fleming, M F Taylor, C D
Mercer. D B Evans, E A Woraick, Mrs V
L Fought, J Lyons, R H Wilson," N Murray,
A D Pipes, N Y Bernard, Minnie Ireton
J B McClung, H M Montgomery, Linnie
Lewis, A E Phillips, C C Niell, B Dickson.
Mrs E E Ayers, T J Graves, 8 B Parriah,
A B Manley. J T Blumenrother, H. Little,
J S Shupe. S Ormeby, George Hibbert, E M
Ruckner. W F Osborn, F Taylor. A C Aul
don. J G Lewis, M J Connor, H F Gul-
lixon, LE Beaeh, W Lapus. 117.
The Indian Davnos.
Indians of several tribes, Umatillas, Pah
U:es, Banaooks, Suakea, Cayuses, Wall
Wallas and Yakima equipped in trappines
of war, glowing with gorgeous decorations
of paint and bristling with feathers, paraded
n all tbeir native splendor Saturday at
Pendleton. Ia tha evening a novel ente
taioment was irivea in ths lUow op rs
hoase, A good-i'z-'d audienos thoroughly
er.jnyed the thrilling and unrestrained gyra.
tions which composed sevsrsl of their
dances, . Twenty or thirty squaws, squatt. d
upon the floor, croned a wis d moriotonoi s
strain, Wild Bull pounded the torn torn,
and thirty young meu, their bodies nearly
bared, and ad'orned with bells, paint am'
feathera, gave a liberal representation o
several forms of the Indian danoe. S8versr
expert performers appeared in special num
bers, chief of whom waa George Mootanio
an Indian of band ome features, magni
ficent physique and fair skin. He' is the
king of dancers upon tbe reservation and ,
weald be a star performer in aoy attraction
COMMON COUNCIL-
The regular monthly meeting of the
council was held at the conncil chambers
laat evening at 7: 30 o'clock.
Present A full board of the conncil ex
eept the mayor.
Mr. G. C. Eshelman was appointed chair
man, pro tern.
Minutes of the regular sod special meet-
ings held during January were read and ap
proved.
The certificate of A. M. Kjlsay, county
olerk, giying the amount of the assessment
of Dalles City property, being $1,152,344
waa read and placed, on file.
The report of Mr. C. J. Crandall, on esti
mate of the cost of the proposed . Union
street improvement, was read an I - the ac
ceptance of the same was lust on motion
Tbe report of the chief engineer of Tbe
Dalles tire department, containing an in
ventory - of the property ot tbe different
eompanies and condition ot tbe same, was
read, aud on motion accepted and plaoed on
file.
Report of charter committee, con'amiDg
a synopsis of the proposed amendments to
the charter was read and on motion of M
T. Nolan, seconded by R. B. Hood, it was
received, and it wss ordered that some
means be adopted to place tbe tame in tbe
hands of tbe legislature.
M.' T. Nolan was . authorized to take
charge cf the charter amendments ami place
them before the legislature.
A motion was passed that when the
council adjourns it adjourns to meet Wed
nesday evenicg, Feb. 6th.
Special ordinance to create Dalles Hook
and Ladder Co. was resd and passed.
The claims against the oity were read
and ordered paid.
A tax of 5 mills was ordered made on all
taxable property as shown by clerk's certifi
cate.
Voe marshal was instructed to enforce
the curfew ordinance strictly, keeping all
minors iff the streets after 9 o'clock r. of.
There appearing no farther business the
council adjourned.
The New Charter.
The following is tbe report of the com
mittee appointed to revise tbe city char
ter:
Tbe city finances are as follows:
City warianta outstanding Jan. 1, 1895...Xt7.SSZ 11
.tvruea iureai Jan. i,iva,i,tauiuatU) e.ouu ou
M,S22 61
On this Indebtedness the municipality
is paying 8 per cent. Interest. To reduce
interest, defer payment ef principal and
enable tbe municipality to conduct its
business on a cash basis, we recommend
the issuBoce of 6 per cent, bonds to ma
ture in not less than twenty-live years for
an amount sufficient to cover the indebt
edness.
Tbe following changes in the charter
are deemed advisable:
First. The dividing of the second ward
into two wards, the dividing line being
Court street, making tbe council nine in
number.
Second. Tbe appointment of marshal
snd recorder by the mayor subject to the
approval of tbe council.
Third. Filling of yacancles by the
council to expire at tbe next general city
election.
rourm. ine extension ot tbe coun
cils' authority in licensing so as to cover
all classes.
Fifth. Empowering the conncil to or
der sidewalks repaired when considered
dangerous, the cost of same to be assessed
to property owners.
Sixcb. The improvement of intersection
of streets (including oroas-walk)o be made
st the expense of owners of property witbin
half a block of said intersection.
Seventh, Repealing tbe power of the
council to incur any indebtedness, for whioh
funds are not in hand.
Eiifhth. All street improvements to be
paid prorata by the property ou streets im
proved, tbe baais to bs s front foot.
Ninth. Aasigning the duties of the street
commissioner to tbe city marshal, and those
of the fire warden to tbe fire engineer.
Tenth. " Providing for the election of two
water commissioners in each ward, and one
at large, on the exoiration of tbe terms of
the present incumbents.
With this report we band you s 'draft for
a new charter, prepared by our attorneys
which embraces the alterationa , witbin
mentioned, ss well as some minor changes.
M. A MooDT, Chairman,
Robert Mays,
G C. fcSHELMAH,
R fi. b0OD,
, T. A. Hudson,
M T NoLAN.8eoretsry.
A Chinas) M edding.
The oouri bouse was the scene of some
thing nnutaal in its history this sfternoon,
sod thst was a wedding of Chinese. Miss
Leong S.n for some time psst bss felt an
attraction for Gang Song, and she longed to
clasp him to her bosom sod claim bim as
hers until death did them part. According
tii tbe statutes of tbe state of Oregon a
ioense was granted them, and armed with
this, tbey repaired to Justtoe Davis. He
took them to tbe oourt bsnse and tbe in
dissoluble knot was tied. Now it makes
little difference whether the Tartar dynasty
of Ming, who has held contrcl over Chinese
affaus for several hundred years continues
in power or not Leong Sin and Gurg Song
are busband snd wife until death do them
part. She is, a proytibial blushing bride,
and as she leans upon bis stalwart arms snd
looks lovingly and smiling into bis manly,
uhivalrie countemnce one cannot but think
ioys is a gent e stream that meanders
h rough verdant meadows and flower be--pangled
plaice, where perfumed zephyr
-igh and moaio throated birds entrance the
listening air. Through life tbey may go
neart to heart and hand in baud, or else
drift apart and msrriagt be a'ter the lapse
of a few years simply a forgotten dream.
Weak,Irritable,Tired
I Wax Mo Good on Earth."
Dr. Miles' Nervine strengthens
the weak, builds tip the broken
down constitution, and permanently
cures every kind of nervous disease.
"About one year ago I team a fillet eA
cith nervoumeo, mleeplestneam,
Creeping mentation in my leg,
Slight palpitation o sny heart,
JHatraeting confusion ofthetninO,
Berioum loam or lapse of memory.
Weighted dOarw with ear and
uiorry. I completely lost appetite
And felt my vitality wearing out,
X teas teeoJk, irritable and tired,
My weight warn reduced to ISO lbs.,
Xn fact I warn no good, on earth.
A friend brought
me Dr. Miles' book.
New and 9tart
ling Facta,' and
I finally -decided
to try a bottle ot
Dr. - Miles' Be-
orative Nervine.
Before I had taken
one bottle I could
Bleep as well as a
lO-yr.-old boy. My
appetite returned
greatly Increased.
When I had taken the sixth botfle
My weight increased to 190 bs.,
The sensation inmy leg was genet
My nervem mteadied eomplttelyf
My memory was fully restore
Mybrainmeemcdclearerthanever.
M felt umgoodamanvmanon earth.
Mtr. Miles' Bestoratine Nervine im
A great medicine, I assure you."
Augusta, Me. Walter K. Bdbbasjk.
Dr. Miles Nervine Is sold on a Dosltlva
guarantee tbat the first bottle will benefit.
All druggists selUt at 1.6 bottles fore, or
It will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price
by the Dr. Miles MSa wal Co., Eikbut, laO.
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first bottle, 1 experienced great relief: the
second bottle eSected a complete cure,"
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Prepared by Dr. J.C.Ayer&Co Lowell, Mass.
Cures others.wiil cure you
A New Coon
Antalops Herald.
We are snrprised to see the position itep
reteutative Coon is taking in the senatorial
struggle at Salem. He was elected to rep
resent Wasoo and Sherman counties with
almost the universal impression that he was
s firm tupporter of Senator Dolph, who has
benefitted this coun'y aod Sherman onuBty
more than haa any other min ever sent to
oongress from this slate. Mr. Coon has
joined the baud of anti-Dolph workers, ha
voted for Moore and for Hermann, aod we
presume will vote for any candidate in
order to defeat Do'p!. If be rial even in
timated to tbe public be ore tbe eleotion
last Jnne that he intended if ele ted, to
fight Dolph for U. S. S -nator, we feel sate
in asserting tbat be wculd not have received
25 Republican votes east of the Deschutes,
and would have fallen far short of bis party
vote throughout the entire oounties which
he represents. Mr. Coon undoubtedly
knows tbat it is the desire of st least four-
fifths of the Bepoblicsns who elected him to
have Hon. J. K Dolph return to the TJ, S
senate, aod why he should now turn - quare
around and totally disregard the interests
ar-d wishes of his constituents is probably
best kuown to himself. Mr..MiGrter is
true to his constituents, and we are all
proud to see his name recorded with the 42
true snd determined Republicans who are
fighting for Mr. Dolph and for a sound
financial system. ' li e Republican party of
thia county will remember Mr. McGreer for
the honorable atand he has' taken in this
senatorial contest and they will also re
member Mr. Ccon.
"The Course of True Lowe," Etc.
The Chinaman who waa married to Miss
LeLDg Sui, socordiDg to the statutes in
such cases made and provided did, not en
j jy the lull hooey moon. as be antioipated.
Saturday night there arrived from Portland
a subject ot the Chinese emperor who swore
oat a csmplaint that the said Leong Sw
was guilty of lewd and lascivious cohabita
tion, and Quong Chnog, her husband, waa
guilty of polygamy, in having married
a woman whom he. knew to be tbe wife of
another man. The warranta were served on
tbe partiea and thiy were plaoed in durance
vile. This morning the case was o. lied by
Juatioe Davis, and the atate was repre
sented by G VV. Fbelps, deputy district
attorney, and J. L 8 ory,' and the. defeudr
anta by H. S. Wilson. Demurrers to the
oomplaint were filtd" and overruled, and tbe
oas was st issue. 'At this juncture a con
tinaance was moved ou the part of tbe
state, by resson of the absence of material
witnesses, which was granted. Tbe defend
sots olaim that it is a scheme on the part of
bighbiodon, in Portland to secure tbe per
son of tbe woman, aud that there was no
former marriage. Tbe caae will be tried on
its mtrits, and' it the atate prove its side
there may be some accessions to tbe num
ber of those who reside at Salem and man
age to exist at tbe penitentiary for the
good of the country. On the contrary, if
the facts alleged are not proven the conrae
of true love with these Celea.iala will flaw
smoothly.
Tha Petition wsvs Denied.
Tbe Portland Sun says: "in the United
States circuit court yesterday the case ef J.
G. and I. X. Day vs. Thomas Holliday
earns up for hearing on the petition of tbe
plaintiffs for an order removing the damage
suit of Thomas Holliday vs. J. G. and I. K.
Day, new pending before tbe state oirccit
court of Wsbco county. Judge Bellinger
held that the case wts a transitory action
and could be tried in any court within
hose jurisdiction the defendants could Oe
served with proeess. "The injuries com.
plained of which is the foundation of the
suit, were sns'ained by Holliday as a labor
er, in the employ nf J. N. and 1. N. Day,
contractors, while working tn the looks at
tbe Cascades.
"Although the locks sre under the exclu.
sivs jurisdiction of tbe United States, this
sctioo, the court held, is transitoiy snd can
not be tried in the federal court. Tbe pe
tition was therefore denied."
Land Transfers.
Feb. 2 Fred D. Armsburger to Ran-
lsigh G. Drake; lot 48, blooc 6, in Irwin
aod Watson's sddition to Hood River; (250.
Feb. 2 8. E. Craw fold to V. H. Arms-
burger; lot 48 block 0 in Irwin snd Wat
son's addition to Hood Riet; (250.
History Repeats Itself.
Those who are interested in coinci
dences cannot but be struck with the
tact that Henry IT of France, whom
Carnot greatly resembled in persona
appearance, having the same nose, u
similar beard and much the same
figure, was utabbed by Ravaillac, who
umped on his carnage wheel and
killed him. Similarly Henry HL the
preceding king, was etabbed to death
by Clement, who pretended that he
wanted to present him with a pe
tition. Philadelphia Times.
' Warm Drinking Water.
Warm water is preferable to cold
water as a drink to persons who are
subject to dyspeptic and bilious com
plaints, and it may be taken more
treeiy than cola water ana conse
quently answers better as a diluent
for carrying off bile. When water of
a temperature equal to that of the
human body is used for drink, it
proves considerably stimulant and is
particularly suited to dyspeptic, bil
ious, gouty and chlorotic subjects.
Coadngal Scene.
Madame gives it her husband hot
and strong-. He has no consideration
for her; he refuses her everything;
he is attentive and kind to everybody
else. At last, when wound np to the
highest pitch of . exasperation, she
cries: " ' " ...
Yes, you actually prefer your an
imals to me. Look, only last week,
when Loulou died, yon had her
stuffed." ."'
"But, my dear girl"
"There is no 'but' in the case.' t
am positive you would not have done
i mm
-MeW '-.-"....ssp- a
as much for me." L'Almanach des
Ariculteurs. ' . - -
r- - --'
SHERIFF'S SAIX.
Ia the Circuit Court of tbe 3uts ol OraKoo, lot
Wasco county.
1 he Pacifl Fire Insurance Con.pnT, p'alntiS, vs.
Daniel J. Cooper, Airazena A. O oper, Tha UaJ'es,
liufur a SiUaioue R. H. uo., D. M. French anu
J. W. French, tjcfei.uaiit.
Br virtue or an execution duly issued out of and
under the seal of tbe circuit court of tba State cf
Ort-g-on, f'-r tbe County ot Wacu, to ma directed,
dated Sttth day of November. 1694, upon a judg
ment auu decree of foreclosure reaoerad and en
tered in a-d court ou tbe 15th d.r of Novemht-r,
1694, in favor of tha Pacific. Fi e Insu a'ica Com
pany, plaintiff, and airainst Daniel J. Cooper and
arvai-na A. Ooper, drfendants. for tha sum of
lrt.M2.00. coirmandiiig' aud requiring- me to make
sale of the following; described real property itu
ai.u in thd county of Waaco, and atata of Oregon,
to-wit:
Tne west ha'f of Section SS, Townib p 8 north,
Rani:e 14 east, 320 acres; the nortbeaat quarter and
tne eact haf of lh.3 aoutiiea-t q-iarter oi S ctiou 86,
Town-h'p 2 nrth. Kang;e 14 east. 2 0 ac es; ihe
east nul of the aoutheat quarter of bection 6.
l'on!ilp X north, R nge 14 east, 80 acres; tba
southwrat quarter of S c for SI, Township 2 north,
Kange 15 eaat, 183 acres; tbs southeast quarter of
Section 26. Town-hip 2 north, Kanxe 14 east, 160
acres; the west b If of the n rthwcst quarterof
.-ection 31, Township 2 nortb, Kanira 16, a. a:, igg
acres; the vast half of the northwest quarter of
ection 32. 1 ownship 2 north ranve 16 east, go
acre-; the southeast quarter, of Section 80, Town
h p i north, Ru g-e 15 east, 160 acres; the east half
and the sou hwe-i qu rt-r ot the noithwest quarter
of aecti n SO. Tuwnhip 2 noith, Kantre 15 east. 144
aorea; the wet half of the southwest quarter of
section SO, T wnsbip 2 north, Kai fte 16 e st, 108
acres; the nortb hall of th souths uit quarter aad
he con heast quarter of tha aouthweat quart r of
Sec Ion 19, Township 2 north, R.ng-e 16 east, 120
acres; 1 tie east nan or section SI, t ownbip 2 north,
unite 13 east, szu ac-es total Z.U3Z acres. I did,
on the 27ih dav of Novinbrr. 1894, duly levy upon
ue kdw v ae-cnuea real v operty .
ow, therefore, bv virtue of said execution, Judg
ment, otder an decree, and n conformity altb tni
mmand of said writ, 1 will on M ednesrfay, the
2nd day o' Januj.rv. lh9 s at tha hour of 1 o'clock
and 8J mtn-ne-, p. m., at ths Iron' door of the
cunty cuttttnse of said Waeo County, in tba
City of The Dalles, in i-aid county d state, sa 1 at
punitc auction, aubj-ct to redemption, to tha hitch
eat bidder for United States g-o d o in. cash in band,
all the rfg-ht, title and i-i'ereat of the above named
def ndinta. or either of them, in and to tha abov.
de-cribed na. nronertv to s ti fv said execution
judgment, o.dei and decree, in tar eat aud costs and
ui aevruing oosu.
T. J. DRIVER.
Sheriff of Wasco County, ortvon
Dated at Dalles Uiy, Oregon, Dee. 1, 1894.
JS SCBEKCK,
J M PATTERSON
THE
First National Bank
OF THE DALLES.
Successors to
SCHENCK
AND
BEaLL, bankers.,
Transacts a Regular Banking Easiness
Buy sndVell Exchange.
Collections carefully made and promptly accounted
for. Draw on Aew York, San Fraaoisoo and 1 on-
Directors 1
D P Thompson, Ed M Williams, J S Schsaek,
George Llebe. B at BsalL
WANTED TO EXCHANGE
For Horses, Cattle or Sheep,
FarmiDg Property in Kansas
There Is one MOO Aer ranch lu Grant county
that will re traded for anv of tne aDtre ttocK.
llrjt of thia lano is fenced, has good springs, shund
ance of wa sr. good five-room house, stable, theds,
apr-ng; house, correll a a etc. Can cut 200 tons of
hay n this land. Five miles from county seat
town.
Also 20O rrrn close to Kansas City, all under
fence, o e-half mile from court house, aitb stable,
all fenced and crcas-fenced.. This is a good farm
and close to market. V) ill take S23 per at ra for
this farm and will take horses at what they are
worth.
For further particulars apply to
W. R. CANTRELLt
Dufur, Or,
Branners Restaurant
SFCOND STREET
Three Doors From Court.
MEALS ARE SERVED AT ALL HOURS
ON1A 25 CTS. A MEAL.
The Tables are Farrlthrd with (bs BESTj the
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and Eoslyn Coal
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tbe citj.
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PORTLAND, MAINE.
DAN BAKER,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Wool - ExcSange - Sata.
BEST IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
Wines, Liauors Cigar.s
Hscoad Street East End.
NOTICE FOR PUBUCATIOK
Lajrs Omen at Ths Daixas, Casson
Decern bet IS, IBM.
notice Is hereby si en that the following- named
Settler haa filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Krgiater and Receiver at
Tbs Dalles, Uregon, on January 24. Ise5, vis:
bi hard l kihkham,
H E No 52SS, Ng NW. nsy )W)4. Sec M, and
StJ a WJ. sec 21, Tp 1 8, R 14 E.
Bs names the following- witnesses to prove his
eon inuoua residence upon and cultivation of said
laud, vis:
Henry Hudson. Harry Hudson, Jolin W Montgom
sry, Jobu 1 liecSer, all of Dufur, Oreg-nn.
JaS. F. MOORE, Register.
NOTICE FCE PUBLICATION.
Lane Orria at Ths Dallw, Osvoon,
November 6. 1894.
Notice is herein? riven that the following-named
settler hia filed notice of bis intention to
make final proof in support of bis claim, and
U.ai said proof will he made before ths Register and
Receiver of tne V. 8 land office at The Dalles, Or.,
on December 20, 1894, v s:
K BbKT DINSMOR?..
H E, No 53S1, for the r ue sec 4. tp 2 n, r 12 s,
and lots 6, 6 and 7, sec :-3. tp S n, r lz e.
He nauiee the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, vis:
Charles Cramer, Herbm Thlel, Matt Tbiel, L.
Datenpoit, all of Hosier, Oregon.
Moru-et JAS. K. MOORE, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laid Omci st Tug Dalles. Oa.,
O ti b;r 20. 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that tbe following named
settler has filed ootice of bin intention to make
final proof In support of tis claim, and th-t said
proof will be made before the register and receiver
at ins Dana, uregon. on Dectni er 4, 1BU4, vis:
RAilL'S MEL.-EN,
H E No S32S for ibe lots 3, 4 and 6, ic 18, tp 1 n,
rise, tv M
He names tbe following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, ano cultivation 01, saiu
land, viz:
H C Nielsen, Jease Simonson, Joho Frederickson
fonn B-uuat, au 01 rna nanus, irecon
- ct 27 -Ot ' JAS f. MOORE, Register,
TAKE! CP.
Came to tbe premises of the subscriber, li Lone
Hollow, scout 14 miles aoutheat ef lhe Dalles, one
forrs: mare, branded M on right snuu dor, two
white bind feet, white strip In face. She h s a colt
branded tbe same The ownor can have tbe same br
proving- property and paying for the charges of
aer-i-ina ana ne cost 01 mis aavemsement.
Look Hollow, Oct. 4. 1 94. D. F t-oBORKE.
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IEW tOBKaiONDCNDERRV AND GUSOOW.
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NETT YORK GIBRAXTER &nd NAPLES,
ac retraiar uicervnis.
SALOON, 5EC0NO-CLAS1 ANO STEERAGE
vmteson lotrcMt tormi to nd from tbe prtDciole
I30TQB, SSCrLleH, 12133 ft IU. COKTIKSitTiZ. rOZXTl
Bxearaloo tickets arailable to return br cither thol
tureegoe Circle fc North of Iralaad or Waple A Glbrsitu
Dafti ft&d Usnf Ortttn for toy .iaout at I cvtft Sum.
apjmj to aoy or oar toot! Agent or u
HBXDSKSOX BROTHER. Chicago. HI
For those DEATHL Y PiLimis
SPEL.US depend on Sulphur Bit
ters; ii never laus to cure.
DO YOU SUFFER with that
tired and all-gone fccl.'ng? If go use
Sulphur Eitters; it will cure you.
Don't be without a bot
tle. You will not rorrret it
TRY
IT.
Thk
Secret
of a fair face is a beauti
ful stin. Sulphur Bitters
If you do not wi:h to L
msies both.
suffer from RHEUMATISM, use a
bottle of Sulphur Bitters; it never
fails to cure.
Are you con&tipated? If so,
Sulphur Eitters is just what you need
Poor, weak, and weary mothers
Raise Puny, pindlino rhiMna
Sulnhur Bitters will nVa t nam
strong, hearty, and healthy.
Cleanse the vitiated blood when
yon see its impurities burstim
tnrougn toe sion in
Bely on Sulphur
Bitters and health
will follow.
PIMPLE8.
BLOTCHE8
AND SORES.
Bend 1 -cent arjMnrrs tn A P Orriw a rn
1 r -t,aJp tis
Ths
& aaHMPalMMMMBMHV
NOT AT COST
But at a Very Small Profit
Men's Kipp and Calf Boots.
Men's Kipp and Calf Shoes.
Men's Light Shoes.
Boys' Light and Heavy Shoes.
Youths' Grain and Calf Eutton Fboei
Ladies' Calf Shoes.
Ladies' Low Calf Oxfords.
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes.
Misses' and Children's Kid Button Shoes.
Misses' aud Children's Grair and Calf Button Shoe
A Large Selection of Infants Shoes; Arctic and Rubber
Overshoes of all sizes; Leather and Findings; Iron Lasts, Etc. .
Shoe Shop in Connection With Store
STONEMAN & FlEGE
THE DALLES, OR.
OUR FALL STOCK
IS NOW
We can fit jou in six.
We can pleane yon ii style.
We can suit you in price.
Overcoats
A. M. WILLIAMS & CO.
COLUMBIA PACKING COMPANY
Corner Third and Waablryrton Streets.
Cured Hams, Bacon, Dried Beef and ToDgues,
And the best Beefsteaks, Mutton Chop and
Veal Outlets in tbe market.
art as "1 1 M A T A J ll. ii 1.
uraers .ueirverea to iinv jraxx ox txiw v
' Fresh Vegetables on sale at the Lowest Pncna.
The One Price Cash House,
SraZCTLT SOUTH OF
J. P. IcHEEIY,
DX3.sYXiXaEt I1V
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shres, &0.
Agent for ths Botteriok fatterna: also for ths Ball Baaaar lresi Forma
THERE IS NO
I WILL FURNISH ANYTHING NEEDED FROM ill UNDERTAKER ss eh up as oan bs piovld.
from sny one that dw not balunir to tbs Asaooiation, aod I hVj a twtw class of foods. Havla
taken tbe necessary court ot instruottou in smbalmliiKi I am prepared to attend to everything psiialnia
to the business.
JAT HE CALLED, DAY Oil IS'lGIIT.
PLACE OF BUSINESS Corner ot third and Washington atreeta. KOIDKNCK Corner ot Fourth
sod Washington atrests. All or ers promptly attended
ICTUBES FKAJUED TO OKDEB, AbD AT bHOBT KOTICE. ,
WM. MICHELL, Undertaker aod Maine
San i Francisco i Beer i HaD
F. IreariiTC.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS.
ALL KINDS OF
COLUMBIA BREWERY
WAbHI-NGTON STREET, BETWEEN SEC OK D AND THIRi
MANHOOD RESTORED
aft tlnrt fif a faUiiOUa) Krwiwh nil vmitUn sari 1 1 mtiAtri
votis or di'aie of the Buruv
InsomiiiA, ltUnln tiiv Btwk,iginljii
Insomida. Itunaln the
Plmplra, U aim ess to
Constipation. It stops
-taS Brtsol aiscnanra,
M -aSaaaal
I armor ae-rrf UI tbe horrors ollmnotrncy. -'nnnais Ihsllisr, Uis
BEFORE ANtArTEH kidnevsand the urinary omits of SAllmuiritlaa. .
eznrJaIDEBsa atrengtbens and restoras small weak organs
Tiia unn aufrrri .ia not i.1 bv linrtnra la hecimaa ntnats thav aail . itii.
Tf sialllli cUPIDKNEIstneoniyrno"nnmy M cure without an optraxiua. auuVMilsnnol.
ala wiitasnauantntftlvenand money nsmmvd If six bnzaej does not afreet a Mrniaiasntmir.
UI0 a box, six for la. 00, br mail, alend for i-Raa circular and testlmoolals.
iiromDAVOMtZOlCaS'f.O. Bottm.ejxTtAHa00yi. lor Bale be)
COMPLETE.
WE WILL
SAVE YOU MONEY
If you will tive u the opportunity.
and TJlxteis.
METHODIST CHURCH.
COFFIN TRUST
to.
Proprietor.
BOTTLED BEER.
BEER ON DRAUGHT
"CUPIDEMff"
easa iisiavwaa a a aa,w a y 1 1 mm Vltallfer .UlflflHax llui
tlonol famous French pbystclaa, will quickly our. you ol all ner
vous or diai'aae of the Reiterative mna. aurh fr u.,.kwi
I ai v vajwiaiiia)
Bask, Seminal tuilsal..n, Nervoos Detaia
Marry, Kxliaoatuis Drains, Varlcorvle suid
all lossm by day or tila-hL Prevanta oolrk.
wown li not Cher It Kl I nana to Bnrmatorrbn,aMl