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daily i;u;;xe guakd. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. PubllnhvJ ewy evening of Itie truck, Huudayt uxw-utcl. A'Mreis all communication!, and mtku all ruinituncui jMyiil.le to the EuiE. ii"4i'i, Eiiiit-JK", ori'scu. dllU'rf.KIi'rioS K.M'fc!: 1 jllverid ly currier, (r week I 15 1 silvered by carrier, oer mouth W Hy inail, one rear fin advance) 0 W pin moiilhi ' One imtiitii W ni.ilec.i'lf 6 Will not 1m iM-nt hy in nil to any addrew. (or a iy i-nth of time, unlewi paid in ad vane. (WKKKLY.) ,iia yttar (in advance) WW -Ix luonihi 1 W tdrertlihiK ratal made known on application, K'tUirttd hmv)i)i1-cIim matter at the Eugene. O erfoii, MitollH:e WEDNESDAY, - - JULY 1, HOHAKT HAS IIISIHVISUS. Chicago Times-Herald: Men are soinalinicB timid and half-fright-oned in tho fnco of great luck. In tho dining room of the I'lanterV hotel hiHt Thursday evening I met Mr. Ilohart, and extentled to him congratulations on his nomination for vieo-)ireidency, which was euro to occur within an hour or two, an Uio convention was at that moment lixtoning to tho nominating speed en. "I leel that I am going to be chosen," eaitl Mr. Hobart, modestly, "but I am willing to confess to you that I half wish I may bo defeated. There have been titnea when I coveted this honor, but now that it in apparently with in my grasp I shrink from it and wish I bad never permitted my name to bo used. I hesitato to change my quiet life for the respon sibilities of a high position. My wife and I aro now as happy as mortals can be, and I am reluctant to take this plunge into tho sea of politics and trust to luck for hap piness in the future." Mr. Hobart spoko with feeling und carnestnnss, showing that ho had a deep and 1 manly appreciation of tho respon sibility which would hn thrust upon him should tho people ratify the cboico of the convention. Some how I liked Mr. Hobart bettor after ho had thus spoken, III .11 KI'A M.IS T CONVK.NTIO.N. Jacksonville Times: A number ofjtlioao citizens of Jackson county who aro in favor of bimetallism and tho freo coinage of silver met at Medford last Saturday afternoon. M. F, Kggleston of Ashland pre sided and Cluis. E. Woloott acted an secretary. Speeches were made hy (ion. K. I,. Applegate and others, and a resolution endorsing tho boll of Teller and others from the re publican national convention and in favor of tho candidacy of the Colorado senator for president wa adopted. Tho following wore elect otl as delegates to tho stnto binie talliu convention which meets at MoMinnvillo on July Dili: S. Pat terson, M. F. I'arker, J. J. llouck, H. 8. Kvans, M. F. Kggleston, W. II. ltradshaw, J. II. Wolch, C. K. Woloott, I. W. Thomas, Frank Wil liams, K. K. l'hipps and A. S. Jacobs. Tho following county cen tral committee was appointed: M. K. Kggloslon, J. J. Houek, N. A. Jacobs, II. S. Kvans, J. It. Welch, N. iAiokey, 0. K. Wolcott. Toledo Leader: Thcro is ono Indian on tho Sileti that had an oxperionco with a hoar that he does not caro to repeat. It was old "Dr. Johnson," ono of the old tyecs. Tho other night ho caught a bear. When ho discovered tho bear in the trap he had no gun, and so ho se cured a good siio id till ami started in to beat the life out of old bruin, j Dut the bear had not lisiired that i way, and at a second blow from the club it wrenched itsulf fn-o from the trap and took a hand or paw, in tlx fracas itself. Utring up on I. Udliind n-gsit slnrUnl in oil "Or ' Joi..,wn- in wguur .M.r.i. of QuwnnburjF stylo. Tin lirit wiit .... . 1 IV plit tho nctilp on tlia trnp(HT' head Iroin tho buck of liij licmi to tlie forclicml; tlio iivoml t vlc out now nwdtli of cl; the third made a kind of a weathor map on Inn fnco; the fourth tore all the clolhos and a good haro of nirat off tho Indian's breast, uu the fifth hjilit hitt punt legs from lliu waist to lliu knee, and incidentally toro up a lot of iw:at with it. ISy tliU time the bear liail gut excited and it lamled a full body-blow, and w lion Dr. Johnson lit bo wan in the crct.de a-id the bear had clutivac d. Johnson crawled nut and made li'b way to tho Agency where D. Meri .vether dresHed his wound", none of which were verv Hcricni". A Portland lawyer named Millon W. Smith is making an effort in the circuit court to force the sheriff to return an execution its satit-fird without first paying the expense incurred in making a real estate sale. Ho claims that the if 10 re quired hy law to be paid in advance covers the entire costs, including publication of sheriff's sale. Smith is entirely too liberal. Waltervillo Items. June Sj, lSWi. Thurston Is fixing the grove mar Cold Springs for the Sunday school convention next Sunday. One til tho patients nl the county home has to have h s hands tied to keep him from tearing his clothes, yet he cannot feed himself. Doth the Davis and Thurston Sun day schools acquitted themselves splendidly on children's day. D. Mr, I. S. Hawkins, of CluiUniK . . i Tenn., says: "KIiIIo'h Vitalizer Su d .My Llle.' I consider 't the best reuie. ily for : debilitated system I ever used." For Iys)s.'psia, Liver or Kid ney trouble It excels. 1'rlee "A Wl.li. Sold by Henderson .V L tin. Over iXX) head of horses v. ill arrive here this evening from C'roolc couiry over the McKetizie road, and they tie fur sale. Even Htacknraith who are aiipposta to represent Brent .trcnKtli and perfeU health, are likely lo die of consumption. Mere muscularity Isn't alwaye health. l)irne will develop rapidly once let the Rprtna or consump tion jtet into a niBti'i nvMrtti. and it will kill him certainly and surely if he doesn't t IhVc Hi titnnrr' nirasurc to pvt rid ( of it. Kxcmfc and ' work nntl dlctinfr and all thnt sort of thing are Kd enoiiRh in tlu-ir UHv. but con- m Bumplion in one of the thtn in thnt they won't cure. The bacil lus of nnunittion is a living orgnniMn, It i itihtiitriiinm), hut it i alive. The only wnv to ii rt rid of it t to kill it. If it Un't killed, it will develop and multiply. Onus re wonderfully prolific. In the quickest imaginable time, one heeomcn a thousaiul, anil a tlioiisaml a million. r. Tierce's (olden M cdu nl Iicnvcry is a penn hunter and a (term killer. hcrever a tlisease Rcrm links in the body, the "Discovery" will find It will render it harmless. U doesn't make any difference what you call your dis ease, or what kind of a Rf Tm I All Rerms circulate in the blood. The "Golden Med ical Discovery" ptitlfic the blood purses it of Rrrtut enriches it with life giving Iiroperties, It not only kills disease, but it mild up health. It is a tonic, a nervine, or nerve food, or invigorator and blood pu rifier, all in one bottle. If you want to know all of the facts about this wonderful remedy if you want to know all about the human body, and human health, and sickness and how to get rid of it, send for Ir. I'ierce's Common Sense Med ical Adviser, a standard med ical wotk of lonH pages, pro fusely illustrated, which will be sent free on receipt of at one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing oniy. This work is a complete famity doctor hook ami shunld be read br both young and old. The profits on the sale of 68n,uon copies at $i.$o has rendered possi ble this free edition. Address, World s li pnatjr Medical Association, BuUalo, N. Y. Koh'y Sprinif. Tho Kotr.v Springs health mxl mi lu ll ut nmrt 1ms Uvii rvllttt'il ntitl rv furuUluM ami is now vn to the uil Uo for this yrur'a m-ttsou Tho tinttiral inliurl hot wnU-r mid Rtt'Rm hatlis nre cunitlve ofrlipumn tism, kidtioy, llwr. Ptomaoh, prlvnlo nml other couinlnhiU. Tlu tcmH'ru turo of the water la 1SS ilrnnvs. Those MprtiiKs ro aitimud In the h'rt ol tho rscBilo inotintniiiM, (to nilU1 east uf Kj;imio. Fine llshlnir ami hunting; ilurltitf tho open seaon. j Htngoa loavo hotels of Kiitft-no Mon day. Wo(lium!itya mid Krttl.iva at 1 oVhvk a in, ii'tiirnuihC on ultiTiinto day a. j For further Information addntw I Mtw. Ki.i.a Urxrv, Foley Springs, Or. I NOTU'K KOU I'l ULlCATKiN Lnl Oilic l l!,.lM,rv, Onvon, Jlltlfll, l.S;lli. N-,i' ' hn.-sy RivPii iht ihvh.iio iaimii to n,k, a.i r,t ( , " ', , 771 1 Knp'ti.. on. on Jul? II ,v' ' ' ii -.-.. . . ' i So. Ts for ihc . j t .l . 1 IK. ti its . r I wc.t. II. n.ni.. h tollowins witiira.rt ro hi. conliDuou. rr... lri.ee ivn nml culniaiion of mi,I Uo,) in. ColunitMla C.ilc. ('Union Anicl, Thorv. n WanmorvniHt Jiff.raon '.iiiib. all ol lt dr;n. li II nnM, li.i.ttr M u "Takes the Cake." m fi La tg? p You rr:r.y have burn," but even so, you needn't j throw it away. For JO cents you j get almost twice as much "Battle M Ax" as you do of other high grades M for the same money. M 13 Hi ISj p'J (Ullll UUItlt (KaLMIh-i! In IHSi.) EUGENE, OREGON, j A gentr Banking business' In all branches transnciud on fjvoidble terms. A. (!. 1IOVK.V, l'r.w!(lrnt. J. M. AIIKAMM, Ciwliii-r. A. U. 1IOVKV, Jk A.t.t'iwlir. Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. H. FENSHSW, Proprietor. KeepH 'ho Ileal brand of WHISKEY, BRANDY, BIN, -A Nil All Kinds of Wines. AIo tlic (Vli-lmitril S( IM.ITZ MIl.WAl KIOi-: lSICKIloM (lmuKli(. J. I.. PAGE, lK.M.KIt IX Groceries Having a l.arm- nml t'omplilt' im k of Sliilo nml Knnoy (Irmvrira limiglit in the Ih'.-i iiiiirkolK, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I (nil oiler tho pnhlio U'tter prkva than any other lumso In Ktiireno. :ce of ill tlslsiatei at Market Prices. Summons. 1 lo tho Circuit (iiih of W itp ol Uug.m for Ih. rotmtr nt l.ut. I ltfWoc I'.rkcr. rimnliff 1 1 I Willmm l'.rkfr, IVf,,Lr,t I ' To II" Ikoo ii.iiint d. f,.mlHi. Willim j Tioltrr: In Ih. n.tao of llm Sl.ilo of Oiroa you r h.rthT rriginriHl lo .ppt'iir nr-.l annvfr i tb nniil.uu rtl.-.l aL-it Kl roa in tliriiUi.e I mtltlt.l iirt ci. I .nil, i u or hrtori thf lit iv oi in. m i nkMiur ti rra i f n I court pi.i.iici. h.(. t.-ii: m.,.iv. lli ilt'tu iIat ot li.-toN'r, m.'C An,! K you ''"' to .pjv.r tiil fipr .i.l com ' P'""' '''rwuit tii.rc.-t. ihc , u,m,ti ,,n lPlT to tho c.mrt fur t. ...1, ,!.... nrVisl (nf. In wit t A A. ..t , .. - ii,. k... ....... .T.. D." r .n.t iIkaoIvIpu th. K-ii.t. of i. i, ,,..... i.-.. . . 'lor. ami lowii.:iri; l'.iilrn i'.iiitiif an.l ili f.n.lmt, .n,l (..t tbe n ii. I ir vl lor in t the ccn.ptaiiit. Thii n'lmtvoiij i. nl'!il.,,l h oi.l.'r of ;th.ll,'n J. (' l'ull,.,i,i,. au,e of j aim. rutidr.) ciart i t'atnl AMll th i'lih. (;. I II H NolTTS. Ailor..'..- f. r I'br.i.ff money to j T. il. IIK.TIIRIOICH, I'reniilfnt. S.B. Kakin, Jr.. C'Mhifl. pi National h j Ol Eugene. fcJ;l - (;!l CapHI - "0,000 Surplus Kini rriMUK.doO.OOO Eugene - - Oregon. A ireneral Kvikhm huttinesa dune on rwannii able terms. Siht drfta on NKW Y(.HK, CHICACd, SAX KKAXCIiHX) and I'OHT. l.NI, (tKKC.OX. Hills of Mchaiiye tinld on foroinn oonntrien. Oeposiu rocivod aubjeot to check or oertiti--ate of liiL All n!lctions entnwtod to m will recelrd un-mpt atU'Qiioo. Central Market, V Ll It UMTUIVO rioiiijiiv) I'HOI 'KIKTOHS, Will keep constanll or, hand a lull supply of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which Ihoy will wll ut n1B lweHt market prinn. A talr siare ot tie DnMlt Datronage sollcltei. :-TO Til k7 KM KIW.-: We will pay Iho hilioMt market price fur Fat Cattle, ltoiaiiil Mheep. Shop on Willamette St., KUU liNi :, OREGON, f-Mcl. ilrliviTcl lo auyf.rl ot (lie cllr l:' ol i h.riii'. ' J. P. FORD, ( !i .inicclNt.) tH lca Mi'Iii.m, I w i. wnt.4 in, ler ,1. Mar.-h ii, l.v.U: S. It. MKIi. MK1. Co., Dufur, Ori'iimi. Oknti.kmkn: On nrriviim liomo la.,t wk, I Cotim! all well n,l niixiini.lv witnir. Our lilt If Kirl, eiuhl ni,.. one- imn yt'iinttiiii, w iui hail wttsteil away tu.ss poiimK 1 now well, stniiip anil vii;iniia, ami well llesilieil up. S. It. Ctuiirli Cure ha tlnne Its work well, ltntli of the children like II. Your S. H. Com;li Cure lima eureil anil kept away all hnnrsncni friiin me. So give it to every one, with Rivet i upt fur all. Wishing vnu proeritv, we are Yiuirx, AIh. ami Mrs. J. F. Fom. II you with to tevl (rch ami cheerful and rc.lr lor Oi,' :"':ia'i orll, I'U'.nw the nv.iein atlh llo- llr.il. i-hf .ii,t l.lvtr furo, I.t tannic two or thicOo.,-1 a week. tHliu tiii.lera HillUeK'lr.!il,'p .yi ceiii. ler Lull, bv .1! ilnifi:i SOTIOK TO C KlilTl'US ! Notice I. hrrtliy Rivtn that I) E .,,t. iVc hi., I H J lliwibortti' lnvr lie, n duly' .P'.itit., ixi.'iittir. of llic i.MIc t f 1, u. ' l. II lUi'.chetl, tl,re,,l All imhJ hini! I'laitm ..'.ni.-l u,l e.i.t. .re In r. In u-'litl'il to iitinl iL.s.nir to th. -c . , t"itlh- l.a il!,,. ,f i;, n p. iri.in r.i.'.or. ur.r,u, ilhin l m Lih liotu tl:i-"l.itc ol tbli lii'tn-e. Kit. il tlnt u-, Jii:i, ; !,.!, Is;!,; ' H tt inoai,, ! 1 l.i.tRhlltlK, 'o ' I J.citvr.. ( r !. i.-te. j (tO. 6. DOBfilS. ... . J I.... : urn' f.r. Auorney ami at-Laii. t flU. PhACTICE IN THE OJl'KIS V of the Ju.lial Dlntrlct and ui i Suiireuw Court of Uiia Sute. 8,H.cil attention given to oollecUom and rattora in probate. ti. A. IiOMtlH. " DORRIS & STEVENS, A'itok.sky-at-Law, Kl'(iK.NK, OKKUO.N I'trlt ii Over ane County Hank J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Room 6 upataln, RUdon'a Block, 9th lrcct. t. MI.YEU. J- li' VOCKO. 13ILYEU& YOUNG, A'lTOKN E YS-AT-L A W , El'GENH, OKEGON. rwOlm:t OverFlrit National Bank. . O. rOTTKB. II. T. CONDON POTTER & CONDON, Attorney s-at-Law. Eu'GENK, OliEliON. ajr Ornta In Conner's block. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Opnci-Ono-hall block aouth ol Chrlsman's Block, KUUENK, : : OREUON. J. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, EiaENt.OltEoCN. otlicc up-Bta'ni. Walton's biork. Will to . icei.cra! lav ururlicein all thecouru j( tbiii.sute. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER. JiiKiais 1 nml 2 over First Kutiutial Hunk. C. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Si" "eon. Olllce up-Btairs In Shelton bloc, i ccr Geo. T. nail ol oou a grocery aio'tt Private telephone Inside the door for calls day or night. D. J. W. HARRIS, t'hywician and Surgeon i (luce over Henderson A Llnu'tUrug Utrc. tirrici UotiKs: S to 12a. in.; 2 to ft and 7vt Kuhi uce Furry street bctweeu VJibatiJ l.Uii DR. G. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, Hooi only Unit etna work. The lntost im- pn.vemt'iua uert. Terms moderate. Ollicf anJ rt'ttlitviice on Olive Btre-l. Itetween Fifth and Sixth streets, oue block tteat of Minnesota Hotel. T 4 rvirn mnir rtm Is not complete without an ideal POMPLEXIOM U POWDER. Q POZZONl'S Combines every element of beauty and purity. It is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health ful, and harmless, and when rightly used is invisible. A most delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. I CITY Livery and Feed Stable. First door west of Day A I t. inU r- on' fiirniiiire slorv, 7th t. Hnlf block from Wlllnniette at. GIVE US A TRIAL GRIFFIN & CO. Props. HORSES FOR SALE.. HAVE A DATE?. iGlace.) ' Are a natural laxative. is wiioles-ome. locs not gripe or sicken the stomaeli. It is tlie cumins; laxative. Excellent for children. HmlriM l inn ran (.!! ron ro..r atwol Ihrm. j J Inslit upon having tha genulno. fi I V ,T FOR WE EVERYWHERE, fevl I i 1 l-H,sJ1TI'J3illMWJ-.JWWsUii , FOR ALL POINTS KAST. LEAVE M)EP0T FIFTH ANDLSIRf ES ARRVE I f The Kant Mail, via Hunt-V " 1 I iliv'ion bult Lake, I inn!in ' 7 iki V M: j or Kdiisan fity, or via j-o- I I laflv. ',i kane, 11 iniit'tti-olis and St. ). cm a 1'niil, with IhnrUifhseiVieu ( tiaily tn Krtftern t'ities. i 1 I f For 1'eiKlletnii, LaCrainkO 7 id 1' Mi ! !tker city, Walla Walla. , ou a M i 'ni i y. I Mokcuw mid Idaho iiiinttiK f (stations- J ? b rtl mixed train fori ' Hood Ulver, The Uulles land lute niudiute mints. J ?:0O A M Kx sun, r.x ? lliiotn-h rullmati klteitrs, timrisl tl,-,.;::?. and reeliuiiiK chain-are are attached toihnmgb irnins. I'or all information, riilfH, etc., call t fu otli'e, roruer Wanhingtou and Third fctrt-ajt. i'ortltiud, or adtJresM w. H. Hriti.m in. General l'asieni;er AKei.i E. McNKlLI., Ktreirer mid General Manager, roriliind, Oreyon. f. J, M CCLANAHAN, A8em, Eugene, EAST SOUTH VIA The Snasta Route OF THE ic Co. Ex prewa Traina Leave lortjauJ 1mi! South j H..VI a :u Lv 1 -.V.I ii m I Lv Purtland Ar : 7iu Kurene J.v S o ... u 10;4o itin Ar fcan Krancifco h:irtl i n A1ovr traiiiH Hlou'at nht Portland. (heL'ou ("tvt Woodl.tim, Saltm. Turner, Miuicu .letlersnn. Altany, iii.niy diinclioD, I! ult-y HarrislmrK, Juuctiop City, Irving, Knirei;e, Uretjwell, lrain awl all utatiouu Iroui Kore bur; to Ashland h;clunive. Ri iRFBn KO MAIL, flAIIT. ti:t a 111 Lv .'oitlauu tlr -i.-io , ui 2.(4pin.Lv huifene Lv llju. m 5.20 p iuAr KoHebuix Lv;8 Oil am oAI.EM PASaKSQEIl, DAILY. 4:KU . Tortlaud. Aijl0:15aiu U:15 p jA aS.Ueiu. L.v h.-OU a u -DINING CAItS ON UGDEN IiOt'Tt FULLUAH BDFTTaLEEPr.Kl and SFCOK1) CLASS SLEKriG rAIii. Attached to all through trull. Wet Ride Uivipion. BETWEEN POhTLAND AND 0(tH"-i MAIL THAIN DAILY (EXCF.PT HUNDAT.) 70 a ni I Lv Portland Ar I V.20 i.u. 12;16 pm Ar ('nrHllia l,v 1:W:n- n: At Albany and Cdrvallin corrifrt vutt tu-iu f UreKon Cetitml &. Lantern liitilwny, EXl'RKHS Tit A IN DAILT (KXCEPT SUNDAY.) 4:45 p in Lv Portland Ar I A.40h n 7:1:6 p m j Ar McMfimville 1a I 5:fi a u THROUGH TICKETS to all Pop i tn tlie EaKtem 6tnten, Ci-tiatU at . Lump can he obtftiDcd nt lowent rates from L. G. ADAIR, Auem, Eiifitiic R KOKHLEK, K. P KO(;KHH. Manager, Awit. G. F. und P-ihp Af PORTLANIV (Uil.Cl Eugene Street Raiiiaiy. T15IK CAKD. After tlip4lh of Oct. lSUo. tho striut curs will run on tlie fnllowiiijr schedule iiuiv uiuii lurincr umico. I.EAVINU TUB DKI'OT. 7:10-7:40 S:in S:40 9:10-0:40-10)0 a. ui. then every half hour. I.KAVI! T1IK UN1VKHKTY. 7:S-7dj-8:iy;.S:55.n:l')-li0-10:15 a, iu. then every hiill'liiiur. t'nrs will have proniiitly on linie. 11. V. 1IOI.UKN. EljaEKE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. EANGS,Proprietor. f-thpe h-Bvea Fueene Mondnv. Wilii.i,rl.t-i ainl hrldt-yhHtfi o'clock a. ni., iiHcicri a'r rivitiK Nt Klorenee the djf following at 10 o'clock a. m. lieininiiiK pen(rcm leave Florence Ttui 'ii.Vll'iirMly mifl Saturdavfi, at y o'clock a. in., nrrtvltu in Kiigt-iR-1 he next day at 7 p. m. -lNGLK KAItK i-,iio KIM' N l ! . .MJJ 1 M kvls t"T ale at K. Bmu-i' llrt rv ham Kn. v-i-.v-at Ilmd I rvvn,,.rt othce in Flor nnee. 3 vr- iio yoo know OS. fV-IX LE EKUN'3 iiiti artheo-nl-n l onlr FlirKl'lI, a-.!aandm. Ilah ecr i-n tli" inurtt'. i lice l.'ji: r. nt (ifmiu n ."la alj ty Lfc Dll.tl JV taw U"1.I rt.mil, I. . mm u.u,.di..-orUi.ii.niu.UrtMTT0S. rant, rcir na than; of 1( of A3 A PREVENTIVE rritr.T. -UIfmpraibltaNOtnc w MM Ml diM; tut lBtbougf iwir;TiJ"ttfiTi.t Anucia CURE -t. trm mutatis 'HI ItN A- III- I ftM .... . l 71 (reiiw. Kimnie, rv:n. a mucin's Bi&JiO-lieiBrg. S.1-n.lM cnriHvf -vii fnr Nm.nt or Rlci M-.i.uhc, Hn .a !.,.. .'.MffHfwnMC .r iff !., -,; .,, -tip-latm; 1o for hliQ th. (u nr. Kith.- j -.tilnrt. Add Vjm. t-oi, Ai.rin.;,. aV-.t'.U,.! fr Alcrtholt jn.i nhwHiv i'r.x.LJL2ftitiidWoaatA THE ARNOLD ClitWICAL CO. ISI S. rV:t::a Avtnuii. CHICA00, A CUP AT NIGHT rv.c : - tmh: bov.'els in Ty.l MOr'.NING 'ir .!.- m , r'i;i.lon 'Hli .Int-i iltug alorti 8 ii'.. I" i
