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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1904)
A BOOK FIE LD WANTED. market. That lumlrer market all right a n i there will be good T b e P o r t H u d a 1 . 0 1 1 « S e a r c h * h a t I t COTTAGE GROVE OREGON F l a a l l ? T iir n r d l’ ». I times in Cottage Grove next year, I Eugene Field was a l>ook collector, P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y SA TU RD A Y but Cottage Grove must be what its aud one of l»ls favorite Jokes, accord- A. C L IF F O R D O A tlE , Editor and Publisher ! name implies—a grove where cot- lag to the Philadelphia l*o«t, was to Enteredat thr Cottageorovo posiofBee as *ec- tages are homes and where homes ' enter a bookshop where he was not ond-claa* j kno\vi\ aud ask lu the solemnest man- nnd-clu»* m atter. i . — fare free from damning influences uer for un expurgated edition of Mrs. LANE COUNTY LEADER r a t TES es m u r s c h ip t io x One Year tSix Months Threee Months of loose m o rals au d ' . " . “ conditions. . .so! . p u trid so cial No matter what your . , . If i»aut in advance hut it niit .o * paid' . line ot business, get on record in anlform wniarmraie rate 01 -»i • 9-..iieper too per rear will be eh cli.trued. ir ¡ad. . c .. „ ___ . Advertising rates made known on spplleatiea tavor ol Cottage Grove—a cLan Cottage Grove— a business Cottage Grove and against a “ sporting" Thu Lane County L eai . i i . for one C o tta g e Grove, year, and any of tin- following puhll- * _ clubbing list nation for one y^ar, for tin* price eet OppOHite • AN E R R O R New York Tribune Funner............... ft 71 Toledo Weekly Blade..............................1 75 HATI’ BDAY ...NOVEMHKH »1, 1904 Douglas : is “ com paratively un- — ---------know n." F i d g t t o d liosli! T his is an error. W . I,. Douglas has made his shoes known the world over by advertising. Every child With this Issue a (la tt* appear« op posit*» your aihireKH on the L faiikh . knows the face ot the Goveruor- This date inriientes the last payment ejecj 0 f Massachusetts I le may marie I)y you on Auhscrlptloi), accord ing to the record* kept by previous he not a bon vivant; he may not be- Iiroprietor* of t ills paper. If the date jOUg to tjie Somerset Club; he tnay of y o u r siiimi-ription is not correct n J please notify us a t one * and correo- be not in the Back Bay set; he lio n will be made. New mailing (jo?s not live on Beacon street or type ami a complete» new Horton inn Her have !**en purchased and it Is even Commonwealth avenue, may- desired to have the lists correct and be his ancestors (lit! not come over to keep them so. Your statement will I k » accepted as evidence of pa> • in the “ Mayflower” , or burn irn-nt ami the (¿eiider will heartily wj j c |jeH. |,e jv, possibly not a gradu- tliauk any who will assist in making J th is new system of mailing accurate ate oi Harvard—he may never have iiinl iip-to-diite. ¡seen Charleston, though he pro- Tho expense of Instituting this sy-tein Ims tieen considerable, Imi Ir . bably knows how to reach Cam- Is eoiilldenl I, expected tliat it w ill GritiKe and could tell where is the " in orethnn pay for ilselt, both in cash to tills pnper and in satisfaction to home o f Longfellow, Hunker Hill siilwci'lberM ’.vho may llius know Monument ami the Church and how their neconnts stand without Common he might even locate inquiring; at the office. In ease payment is made, do not ” ! the subway: he possibly is notan expect the date to lie changed linme diately. It may lie a wiek or tw o: orator of Enneuil Hall ami he does Notice to Subscribers Imnmsitow t X e w d i T t o * w Z * ! worship the sacred codfish, but you have pi,Id. Put if at the eml of he is a man of the people, hnsiness- tw o or three reeks the date is un- elmnged, kindly rail attention to It. In this way a definite iimlerstamllng j uncommon common man who ad- can In- had between publisher ami verlises. siiliscrilier, doing awa.v with mirer ta ln ty and d o u b t as to rite amount dur. Look nt y o u r d ate and gt-t in t hr “ 115” colum n. Then* was a cobbler in flit* Old Bay State Who made good shoos both early and late, lie stuck to his lust and shod men fair And now he will sit in the (Governor's chair. Until the saloons are closed by law. let them be protected under All that the Leader said last week the law. I f the saloons are closed on Sundays let it lie certain that he has been heartily endorsed by the! who goes to the saloons on week right-thinking public of Cottage days tor liquor shall not be able to Grove and Lane County, as well get ii |uor elsewhere on Sunday. In enforcing the law against saloon ns in other parts of the state, as is keepers, he sure to make the law evidenced by numerous letters coin effective in protecting them in the mending the stand taken by this business of selling liquor— do not make of your drug stores saloons fwper. For the present no m ore on Sunday. And let no will be said upon 1 lie subject, ¡citizen blame the druggist for rcius- T liete is now opportunity for the ing to sell him liquor when the saloons are closed T he druggists Mayor mid Common Council and do not desire to become liquor Ihe officials o f the city to act. dealers any more than the liquor I f they -ball act they will have the dealers desire to become druggists— the two are widely separated. cotdial support of all good citizens, A P L A IN W ORD. regardless o f party. II they shall deem it unnecessary to simply in- ins! m et their officials to enlorce the law, it will then be time to say more on the subject and say it harder and more directly. The Leadet is dealing impartially non-politically and firmly in present instance. It the neither fears revenge nor loss o f patronage and will certainly and surely take up the matter again if the Council does not act iti enforcing the law. If violation is continued it will then i>e time to take further measures. T h e Leader feels confident that if the moral support of the Council is given to hack up the officials ol the law, tlier»’ will be an exodus of gamble rs from the city. moral support of the Let the people asmred for the Council. be It is not a matter of polities in the present instance, it is a Case of business necessity and civic pride. The wrong in i-vey city is great enough , without counlcnacing open viola- tlo n o f w ritten low s and o u trag in g th e sen s o f d e ce n cy au»l m o rality that power to correct tho m o llar. i„ g , wl.cu with thè Witti aneli line cru sh - llm gold minorai uiaociat-'d is au lphurous or pyritio, thè loas Iroui sliuu s m ust he heuvy im 'ess used. tailiu g [iliu ts 'l’hese a re liecom ing are m o re e s p e c ia lly all tho t i m o , aiuee unire iuiprovc I m eth od « ai1 Inn I for ag itab ili; and » x tm i’tin g . goderai Those While Sairts vili become you tfien ea»iiij Siik Creek items On Saturday evening Mr. an 1 I Mrs. M F. B.tlfcock had an enter- Auotber: j luiunieiit at their home in honor of 0 0 ¡their son Edward’s its * , birthday. ••HO IN AND TAKE « I I AT \Ol 1 The program given was literary WANT BUT LEA V E THE GRIND STO N E" iand mtive.il mid a :<r at success 0 o ¡every way fucre w< :c about T h e s e p r o s p e c t ó l a w ill l i k e l y till Ifoity-five present and ali enjoyed be b a c k in t h e s p r i n g , b u t it ia| t h e program and the refr.- mments , probable th e K ansas m an who w i d e n c o n s i s t e d of cake and ice w i ote the following, taken Irotn an cream. T h e young man was pre Oregou e x c h a n g e , will vote in sented with several presents which h ereafter: were both useful a 1 l bent dial. Mr O aad Mis Babcock pr.-ented tbeir “ Four miles from a neighbor, sixteen son with a fine violin. The com miles from a postollice, twenty miles pany broke up at an early hour, from a railroad, fourteen miles from a srhool, forty-one miles from a church, •with pleasant good nights aud ico miles from timber, 300 miles to a He' »visiles fur tinny Lappy returns publican, lialfa mile from water, quarter of a mile from hell and the same dis the day. tance from a Democrat. Gone to Ore gon, which is God's oouutry to get a Henry Damewool ar il family fresh start?” ¡have returned from Cedar creek. A L ittle Sliukliiur 1 i> Before Ilreak- fant Ia a iioud Thing;. For almost every person under tifty, and for a great many people over fifty, exercise Is tbe nearest approach to n panacea for bodily ilis that has yet F rin k Dnuewood b .i - t i ' cn Ins been devised. Causing the body to | wife to their home in Wildwood. move and stretch and push and pull Sulphide« ¡Made lo Amalgamate makes the blood circulate, the liver do The sick o f our neighborhood its work and the nerves pick up tlieir Or»K'Si Daily Journal. I arc all improving. dropped stitches. An excellent time to “California is working out an in exercise is before breakfast. Neither Mr. Shade Burcham went to uruulicc for sulphide I . , „ ^ man nor beast, as a rule, goes to sleep teresting mill , , ' i Saginaw on business bat. hungry. During sleep there is little oils , said A. li. Jamioso.i ot Unit | waste of energy. On waking there is Miss May Miller has a spiained slate while at the Sio tt hotel yister- no Immediate demand for replenish ist. ment of lost tissues. Furthermore, the ilay. “The result of trying to am al-! wrist, long sleep has left the nerves Und the gnintite values in sulphides is bring Mr. Percy expects to move his digestive apparatus dull and leadened. sou ing to a higher »tegreo of perf.ction | family to Cottage Grove soon, To sit down to a heavy breakfast with — in fifteen or twenty minutes after get • plant for fine pulverization. Small 1 ----------------- — ............... ting out of bed means that the stomach stamps aud high, slow drop are the receives food which it does not need two main features. and will not readily digest. “Take the general milling practice j A little shaking up before breakfast arouses the vitality and consequently ol the California mother lode bolt makes the appetite and digestion better. That means better work done during for first consideration. There the the day. If a man can get away from ore has been a gold »juatlz, friable work in time to take additional exer and ijuite hard, ami values are cise during tho afternoon he will have a better appetite for the evening meal largely free aud rather coarse, All diseases of Kidneys, and more power to digest it. That will theio being but a •mail percentage Bladder, Urinary Organs. Also Rheumatism, Back mean better sleep nt night. Many n of iron pyrite in what was generally ache,HeartDiseaso.Gravel. limn has succeeded in the world with Dropsy, Female Troubles. out paying any attention to his body— regarded an average near tbe sur Don’t become discouraged. There is a ! Joseph Chamberlain, for Instance. But face. For lianilliug this sort of ore, cure for you. If im nrv uiiio In. i V i . ikt , such men would probably have suc tb o mill ns n rule bus 700 t o 1.000- Or bus sp. m , i rn rin g j u s t suci» ■ cases ns you is. All consult;! t ions F re e . ceeded more easily and certainly with more pleasure to themselves if they l)0,Obl stam ps, d ro p of from four !o ‘ I bud sever • f kidney (liseuse and had taken care of tlieir bodies. A six inches, a t t*»e ra te of 0 0 to 105 di ' ' " i > < r mau soriousiy strung mlnu Is certainly stronger and times a minute; discharge four to j iii'.'.'i»■»l »Vitn !•■■ l i 1 ; i«Vii nor'» id DucUm-h” « »!•••. t- u » * »I us both. more enduring in a healthy body than F- M. W H K E LFU . iiaudulpii. 1 a .” In a sickly one. The best way to keep nix inch es, in te rv a ls betw een tlrops Dragglats, 60c.. >1. A k forC< : k Free. the body healthy is to use It.—Chicago .75 sccouils, 40 to 50-mesh wire I Tribune. ST.VITUS'DANCt; that T h u rsd a y . DR. FENNER'S KIDNEY and Backache CURE cloth screen and the stamp duty is from to 3 tons in 2 d hours. T e m p e r. A great source of cruelty is temper. “ For the heavier sulphide the! When It is considered what a vast sum has stamps of misery temper causes In the world, ¡mill finding vogue Sold by the MODERN PHARM ACY, H IC W H M j m is 11 \ YT CO. tiros. m i M an ag ers. (In >vi I T , a a Mu.i.s. Fui! Supply of Frali Moats B r ig G t’s D is e a .s e a n d P h illip s & W h e e le r M. Itl.oNP. moth i -: kh nt Ib l inia Kcmembered At the h ireling of the O regou if, o g n izn l ;; Horseshoeing a spiclalfy. "a g o n and carriage re- hiL,. All w„rk guarant.-ed DENTIST usi it . ' Â Î J .1. H a r,I as a m em ber of the E x e c u - | girl w as uncoiisviim«' from ■ stran g u - I M in i Intimi »luring 11 anililcn nml terrible have live Milani for Ibat organization. 1 litio,-k o , croup. One Minute Cough BLOND & BRI.NNER. Proprietors New and Second-Hand Merchandise f< I 1 f M K ind of < ioods \ \ ¡II |i. P ro m p t Delivery K j ii if ii J CourteoiiH Attention M e tc a lf B ru n d P s v r k o r ’s l i r o a d 'C Phone 64 SOFT and FLUFFY BLANKETS Are tho delight nf all go.od housekeep«’^. Ordinary laundering fail) to produce this desired result. The blankets should be sent to tho :: :: :: :: . GROVE . STEAM . LAUNDRY Where this class of workmanship is »a specialty. It receives the attention of those skilled ju achieving satisfactory results. Pure water and pure soap are the cleansing agents used. All laundry work is well done at the :: :: . X I B A . IC Phone Main ;D :: Wagon Will Call T w o N BEDSTEADS From $6.00 Un_ Everything in Have your horsestecth ex- aminedand repaired. »Shop at rear of Hemenway « Burkholder’s «Store 'h'Vá'L'ÍK by ,lm election of F ran k OR General Blacksm ¡thing I. B iiennku . •Mother« » verywti. i prai« • I Ino Minute Coligli F u r ■ for the «nlT.-rliu« Metcalf & Morse Cottage Grove Steam Laundry VETERINARY dreams or damage the vintage. I Ilenson I’hnrnmey. the evils | ----------- — ----------- • F in n Successors to C U rrA G E B A N K B U IL D IN G COTTAGE GROVE. W Y N N E HARDWARE C O . It 1« mildly laxative. It ypnr ,i„ avtl one will not disturb tlieir N ew M etcalf & Rrunri FT R E OLIVER PLOWS M iners Ass. inti«., held io C ortland 0 «“ ""V ”f Vomedy and application o f it is all rei-piitlv. B bernia d istrict was ree- cu re for co u gh s, croup and wbot pln^ that is needed. tho n an i» th a t m oie tbau 5 0 per cen t ol total valuea are s.iv .d ìuside On Aug. 1 of every year th«‘ people of Val ill Rosa, in Italy, gather In the Fo r years nMîDjrniml ns the standard in strength great square, which Is also a thrashing Farm ers all over the I nited Stall's floor, and proceed to exor»-ise the devil <111(1 draujrht. for the benefit of their own dreams nnd have endorsed them and ]>refbrtliem toothers. Thev for the well being of tlieir vineyards. usi' them and use them with confidence. They are The Ori inai The most Intelligent man In the com ih. le J- »V : ,,, (iilciigii, origino till inanity Is chosen master of »-erenionles. not hai’d for the team and they make plowing llmiev nml 'I nr os a tlinmt mid lung A small fire balloon is made ready nnd NVe have just secured the agency, lÿee them remedy, anil on nceoimt of tho great to tills the master of »-eremonies sol easy. on our floor. Sole agents, merit and poinilnrity of Foley'« Honey a n d ’I o r m any linttntioiia are enmly ntta»’li«>9 a puppet representing offered for the genuine, »sk f»,r his S atarlc majesty. Amid the abouts F o ley 's Hon \ and T a r and reins,■ of the peasantry the bnlloon. with the any «ulmtlti le offered II« no o th e r ilevll attached. Is liberated. The good pr.-| iratloo will give the smne people believe that for the rest of the ( ' o t t o . i con tains no . pint«-» nnd ia safest fo r lie show n »’lill.lren and d elicate person«. .1. s There is a block platea uro g* n cr dly uaed tur theae high d .ach arg e unutara, with MARKET UH MAIN STREET complained of lie« with the govern itig board of the city. L X E R C tS E S FOR HEALTH. GENTS Our Furnishing Goods As the prosi>ector leaves bis and given pleuty of timo on tho cabin after his summer’s work and platea. Boti» back aud chuck O F A LL KINDS. An honest courtesan is worth a how many homes are darkened and I w eighing from 5 0 0 to 0 0 0 pounds, ! D ia b e te s . small degree ot consideration, but how many hearts are saddened by It; j with a d rop of 13 to 18 inch es, a t ! when we remember that Its persecu- T h e Inrst selecti-il vuii lh-s one who publicly flaunts shame in lions have not even the purifying con- the rat« of 30 to 35 a minute, —fresh each F rid a y ami Wf arsire tu pku-c hi thè lun.I-t or noce- nf with Hriglits Disease ami Dlahetes a S a tu rd a y . the faces of all people, senseless, st-quenees of ni»>st otlu-r calamities, In discharge I t to 15 inches, ami the lllcted page pamphlet tlait is savhig human lives. Il ih noi ai» onllaary pamphlet, sudi as li emomim- witless and devoid ol any sort of asmuch as Its »-ffccts upon its innocent nturlars have a 50-mesh screen at ly usimi tu ¡»avertile uitMllelnes. ina ¡1 prillo» victims arc rather cankerous than me ii , . . .. . t tlld 1 ?«ist c*vGil tine?)* S l o t s e r p e n s ^ pally made up of reports of scientifically con- (jS lI f T T ^3 if dignity, pulseless to the promptings dicinal; whe n we call to wind that a • j flucled tests m si large variety of cases.'showing F l l U I s i I t I ” * : " " . 1 d r .-S H i-.l t »> o rd e r. -7 per e cu to f recoveries in these lilllierto in- * v v m A A h A ofa better self, is a thing detestable, bright fuee and a bright disposition a rc p referred for this size. curable diseases. The specifics employed in tfiese tests are unworthy the name o f human— are like sunshine In a house, and a ’This mil], you will notice, is cal. known m the Fulton Compounds and the re-1 gloomy, lowering countenance as de base beyond expression, loathsome pressing ns an Arctic night, we must e u i u t e d t o r e d u c e t o u v e r y li tin«- S,‘lls obiaimMl prove conclusively that these dreaded diseases so long fatal (the deaths from and horrible in the eyes of men acknowledge that tempo- itself is only : pulp, as th a t d isch arg e tbr-m h ¡I Brights Disease nlonc are appalling, over too.-| ooo a year, starting as kidney troubles) have at and nutrient ionahle in the presence another form of cruelty, and a very laid 5 0 rm-sli screen insures 8 0 p er ceil t I lust yielded to medical science. The pamphlet Between Sccoml and Third. Phone Mala -Jl form too. . 1 1 in free. Write to the .Volin J . Fulton Co., 40!) o f t lie entire product leaving t i l e ! Washington street, Han Francisco, Cal. of women. | 1 " ,,en to suspect. Bright's Disease:—Puffy O ne R ic c iitlo n . , battery UHIU i ; crusueu to about 1 ^ 0 - ! a,,kll*s ban.ls; weakness Without apparent “Papa, Is the hand that rocks S th e ^ ° ! cause; kidney trouble after third month; fn - The band lx»ys thank the people. cradle the one tliat rul»-s tho world ioa, (may (in show sediment or cloudy 11,1 v* m e s h . I h e r e is no doubt that i i i «l«ent urination, on i»tainllug); failing' vision; day drowsiness ’ We can expect some band c»>ncerts “That’s what I’ve heard.” i large part nf the gold values in sul- no or more of llit-se. W e come to your "Well, I know one that don't .’1 next Mtmnu r. rescue, in case o f "Who Is It?” “Nurse. Sli<- wanted to go down town, ami mamma told her she'd tin- A Hare Chance her if she weal and wouldn’t give her Scholarship in Eugene Business no recommendation.” — Indianapolis Sentinel. Colleg«- fur mb-. Special price. A| ply at Lender office, or write. A C h r o n ic Ila h lt . "N o." said the man who had recently Insure in an Old Line 1 C H IL L E D A N D S T E E L made Ids fourth pilgrimage to the m at Fire Insurance Company rimonial altar: "I can’t say that m ar and if you burn out, you riage Is a failure.” know your loss will be “Of course not.” rejoined Ins bache FOB SA L I’.— 10110 bushels selec paid in full. :: :: ;; lor friend. ’’With you It is merely n ted lied Chaff seed wheat, direct habit." Philadelphia Imjnlrer. from Walla Walla. A Q n . . r I t n l l a n C n at» » n i. that prevails in every »»itnimtnitv. It ant tain» tlon. can be shown and w ill to Field, anylng, “The price ia Field took It nervoiialy, opened to till title page and read lti correct print, “Tho l ’oema of Mrs. Felicia Heinana Selected and Arranged With All Ob- jectlonal I’uHHugca Kxciaiil by George Y'enowlne, Editor of ’Isaac W atts For the Home,' ’The Fireside Hannah More,’ etc.,” with the usual publisher's mono and date at the bottom. Field glanced up nt the bookseller. He stood there the very picture of sad solemnity, ‘•I’ll take it,” said Field faintly, pro •Jucing the money. Outside Yenowine was missing. At Ida office the boy said that he had Just left, Baying that he was going to Standing Ilock, Dakota, to keep an appointment with Hitting Bull niav ha timalga- inutud il releused fro.u ita g sh g u e goes aw ay for tbe w inter, be ,,L.n e ra iiy som e form o f notice 8 1 0 11 th e door, Ju tile B oh em ia d istrict, a miner Heinuns’ poems. Une «lay In Mllwau- wj10 i ,as ju s t couie out, says he saw l,e wB* walking along the street , tbe following: with his friend, George Tenowfne, anil copieu iu c a i i w » . * when the latter halted tu front of a ••WE’RE D O N E! NO USE TO BREAK bookshop and said: “Gene, the pro IN. AS » C CLEANED I T EV ERY prietor of this place Is the most serious TH INAI TO EAT BEFORE « E L E FT ." man I .ever knew. He never saw a O Joke In his life. Wouldn’t tt be a good Chance to try again for ttiat expurgated At another place tlie notice tead. Mrs. Ilem ans?” Without a word Field entered, asked for ttie proprietor, and •■THERE'S NOTH INO LEFT »! then uindo the usual request. “That is BEANS." j a rather scarce book,” came the reply, “Are you prepared to pay a fair pries T he next read: for It?’ For Just n second Field was taken aback. Then be Bald, “Certainly, ■ h e w lio en i EltS II ERI' LEAVES certainly. I—I know It'« rare." The lio n 11 HIND." , , . . , _ Down in Massachusetts Shoe maker Douglas bus pocketed the Governorship and has given the Man Francisco Exam iner..................... 2 50 Sunset Magazine, San Francisco 2 1*0 ,, , ,, , , , ,, „ .. Republicans a double welt. Sen- man stepped to a case, took out a Repul Out West, 1.0s Angeles ...... ... 2 50 - -------------- ----------------- ator Henry Cabot Lodge sons cheaply txiund volume mat handed it Portland Weekly Oregonian.............2 SO Portland Weekly .fonrual................2 00 Portland Semi-Weekly Journal....... 2 25 San Francisco Call...........................2 60 pjlide is irne, and Cabin Door Notices. F u rn itu re M A RIO N VEATCH r,i E K COTTAGE HOUSE FUBNISIICn G U I OREC.fi JT Cottage Grove HOTEL Cottige Grove Transfer Co. J . M- DURHAM. PROP- M rs . I. E. Tnoarrsox. Hates per I.iy ............................... Cott.-igc G rove pcop’e will and all kinds of hauling. 1 R , l>er wepk......... 4 89 cause f»r thanksgiving if they are Hi« hest Priccs Paid for Wook Hides, Pelts and Produce of Graying Graduate of the American Veterinary Piano and furniture moving a spec all kinds. Wagon making, blacksmithing om- Minute t ongli r»ir,. relieves firm in tlieir decision to rhl the city College of N pw York City :: :: ialty. .*. .*. . ’. Phone 3 » 6 j. o f certain influences tliat are more and general repair work at J . H. ’ «»nt ‘,Y,V phhwm, ‘ ‘T flniWA i ',.”, , v «".''.‘.V g , w,?» i m 1 ConT lt«e lines of Hardware. Graniteware, Crockery, Forniture, Stovi T . J . out ' i V. Intbimnmtlon. and Household Supplies. detrim ental than idle saw mills Baker’s shop. livery y g u a ra n te e o r hii «I rvum ves ev»ry omis »» u f a potigli (l.ICBHflKD) nml «'ruin oil lung«. Wold by the VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST and a quiet season in the lumber good workmanship g iren . tf Modern t’hnrinncy. Logging Supplies. Mechanics’ Tools. F . O L E Y S ÏÏO --------- N E Ï^ ÏA R I* opB 1 0 0 RUGKNR, OKF.GGM a a d h « % l « l u n g t <)mee: K. Bangs’ Urery Stable. ) Lrte *’»•»
