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Newspaper Page Text: i -i , DAILY KUJENfi (Jl'AllD. I. L. CAM i'iiKLIi, i'uMifhor. 1-uklUholenrjreteiilugul tlie cc, liumlays :I'U-I. A'l'lrws communications, ali-l , ,J, til ri.Mlllailci'n p.jral,l u Ki:ii lil'asu, KnnM"', IH' fon. .rmi'Kii-iiiiN batks: Djllven-'i liy carrier, irf a-i-fll . IJellvuriaJ by carrk-r, j.-r month Bf mall, one year flu advance;. SIX 01'lltll8. One nvmth .. I l-" .... .VI . . . I 0." ... 3 00 US 6 HI :litle cIlc- iiin I.. ...m by in. II to any a'Mri-u. 'or any luUKtb ol line, unless psM In advancs. WKBKl.r.) One yuar il" Ituw!) M "0 HI x mouth 1 00 JUvertliliiK ralos maiio inown on application. KnWred as second-class matter at the Bug-sue, Oregon, postoflloe. KASTKKN OFKICB-ilO to 211 Tempi; Court, New Voracity. E. KAI, Agent. SATURDAY, - - JANUARY 1G. liO MOSEY KEQl'IKEI). 'Jt lakes money to run a news paper. "From the St Johns Kan sas Nown. Wli.it an exaggeration; what a whopper. It has hcen disproved a thousand times; it is a clean caee of airy fancy. It dosent take mon ey to run a nonspapor. It can run without money. It is a charitahle institution, a begging concern, a highway robber. B'Godfory, a newspaper is tho child of the air a creature of a dream. It can go on and on and on, when any other concern would bo in tho hands of a rocoiver and wound up with cob woba in tho windows. It lakes wind to run a newspa per; it takes gall to run a news paper. It takes scintillating, ac robatic imagination, and a half dozen white shirts and railroad pass to run a newspaper. Hut money hoavens to Iletsy and six hands round, who avor needs money in conducting a newspaper! Kind words are the medium of exchange that do the business for tho oditor kind words and church social tlckols. When you oee an oditor with money, watch him. Ho'll be paying his bills and dingraoing his profession. Nevor give money to an editor. Make him trade it out. Ho likos to swap. T lion whon you die, after having stood around for years and sneered at tho editor and his littlo jim crow paper, boBuro and have your wife send in for throe extra copies by ono of your weeping children, and when she roads tho gonerous and touching notice about you, foro wain hor to neglect to send 15 cents to the oditor. It would ovorwholm him. Money is a corrupt thing. The editor knows it and what ho wants is your heartfelt thanks. Then ho can thank tho priutors and tiny can thank tho grocers. Take your job work to tho offices and tlion como and ask for half rates for tho ohurch notices, dot your lodgo letter heads and station ery printed out of town, and thon flood the editor with beautiful thoughts in resolutions nf respect and card of thanks. They make such spicy reading, and whon you lok it up lilloil with these mor tuary articles, you aro so proud of your littlo looul paper! But money scorn tho filthy -thing. Don't let tho pure, inno cent editor know anything about it. Keep that for sordid trades people who charge for their wares. Tho editor gives his bounty atvay. The Lord love a cheerful giver. He'll take euro of tho editor. Don't worryshout the rditor. Ilo is a charter from the sUto to act as door mat for tho community. He will get the paper out somehow; and stand up for the town and whoop it up for you when you run for office, and lie about your pigeonloo daughter's tacky Bid ding, and blow about your big footed sons, whon they gat a $ a week job, and weep over your shrivelled soul when it is released from your grasping body, and mile at your giddy wife's second marriage. Don't worry about the editor; he'll get on. The Lord knows how but somehow. Km. poria (isietle. Apropos to the enforced retiro men I of Senator Ciibson, of Murv- THE GREAT Annual Cash Sale AT A. V. PETERS' Will, begin January 4, 1897. This willJce a Genuine Sale of Goods at Cost and in many in stances Below Cost, comprising my entire stock of merchandise without reserve. Following are a few of the many bargains offered: Ladies' and Misses' Shoes. Ladies' Kine Kid Shoes at . . . .L!tt reg S2.50 l.ailiea' Heavy Oil lirain 1.0V. reg 1.35 Miases, Djii-.la Si. 10, ill, 73, reg 1.33, 1.15, UO Miaes- Heavy (irain $1.01, !)c, 75e, reg 1.25, 1.10, 75 COJIK EAItl.V AND (iKT FIltST CHOICE. MEN'S IJOOT8 ANJJ BUCKS. 82.50 Fine Calf Slioea now at Sl.Oo l.TiO Fine Hull hhoes now al i.af 2 50 Heavy liuota now at l.'JO 3.00 (irain ami Kij UooU now at 2.-15 OUBMH.VS AMI HOY'S HEAVY SHOES AUK UIIKAI'J-.K itiAn E.V1-.II. MEN'S AND BOY'S HATS. Our $3.00 FrcJora black and brown at. . S2.25 Our 2.50 " " " ... 1.115 Our 1.50 ' " ... 1.20 Our 1.15 " " ... .85 OL'lt AHSOKTMKST IS COMI'LETE AND NOW lb VULIl il)lb lO UC1 A JJAKUAIJV 1.50 Ladies Kid Gloves now $1.25 1.00 Ladies Kid Gloves now 85 Remember this sale will only continue for 30 days, so don't wait too long and miss a good opportunity. A. V. PETERS. land, the Washington correspon dent of tho Chicago Tribune re-1 latcs that Gib-son was a candidate lor a clerical position in the house when Gorman picked him up and shot him into the sonata to ths surprise of everybody including Gibson himself. The junior sena tor from Maryland was only Gor man's shadow, Il was funny to see him worry about his vote. His name caino ahead of that of his patron, so when in doubt Gibson would "pass out" on tho first call of the roll to find out how Gorman viowed the situation, and when, as often happened, Gorman did the same, there was trouble for Gibson. The junior to Gorman was not much of a senator. lift made his maiden speech only ut the lust session, and nobody seemed to re member whut it was about. He was, however, ono of tho finest looking men in the senate, and what ho didn't know about conking a terrapin was not worth recording. In tho senato and all over Washing ton the fame, of "Terrapin Char ley" will long bo bright. An exchango at Balom heads an article, "The good times ore hero." Glad to know it. ltring sonin around. I S Tho railroad from Salem to Astoria is already built. 1' S Ditto tho railroad to Mars. Hully gco, but ain't wo Borne what of a liar. Hnk'in Journnl: The bouse deadlock Is nut over electing Mr ilourne speaker, lie could be speaker Monday morning If that were all. There Is a principle Involved. Another dance was given In Lant'a hall last Hi. lit. The book of woman's life it di. Tided into three ctaaptera: Girl hood, womanhood, motherhood. At n the time hen a I' jrouna; girl passes ! into womanhood I turning the leaf as may any bet Jween the first and J second chapters of f her existence a nine care mna thouihtfulnesa will double her chances of futuie happiness and are many hours of suffering, livery young wo man should have an intelligent tin. drrMnntlittff nt hfr own physical make up. Half knowledge whii-h u little belter than pure ignorance, opens the way to an untold amount of pain and wretchedness. Few women rcallte the Influence etened on their txidtW and mental well-being by the Rpccial org.umm of their sci. It is hard for them to believe tint the little drain which goe,a on nom d.ir to Uy is sufficient to sap away the very life forces. Yet it is so. The weakness, exhaustion, meUncholv ; the periodical prostration and sometimes almost torture has no other cause, two.thtrds of the time, yiin tne abnormal unliralthv condi. tion of the generative organs. Strangely i enough even doct.us often fill to rccoatiiie the truth. l'.u this condition there is no other remedy in the wotld bo helpful and certain as lr. Pierce's l-'avorite Tresctintinn. It restores health and vigor to the feminint functions and renewed vitality to the entile , body. It heals intUmmation, stops dis. fllltfl atTvltirtt,.... II.a I . . f 1 . y .(iiariita hiivi builds up the internal tissues which cannot be reached bv "local tteatment." It is of inestimable value to young women and to pros,ectiie mothers, greatlv lessening the iMttis and penis of childhitth if taken dur Ing mcguam-T. liming the "change at ine ii u inraniao.c. Pr r-ietve's great K.k. "The People's (Mi m.m Sense Mr,ll,-al A.lslser," hss i.sjH pases, ptolosety ll:uratr,l Over Mtrs ale tie. voted lo w.Mnairs diseases with snsitrstioni f.-r hoiue-trratmrnl. It will I srut "rr bv W.'ll.l liuprhMi-y Itctlcal A.visH.,ti. t.-i Main Slreet, HuiTiIa, n v . on rrt-vipt of it oue-ceat susilmi u carsr oast ai auiiiaa ea.r. if Dress Goods. Our 4f, in all wool serie at 05c reg $1.00 Our 4i-in all wool serve at 0.5c reg .H5 Our .'W in all wool aere at 3'Jc retf .Ml Our 'M in mixed koocIi at l'Jc re; .25 SOW IS YOl'B OPPORTUNITY. DON'T MISS IT UXDEHWAHE AND HOSIERY. 50c heavy cotton, white vent, now, 30c 30c heavy cotton, white vest, now , .21c 25c wool and cotton hosiery now 10c 17c (yood) cotton hose now. 12c CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' HOSIERY WILL KELE1VB THE SAME REDUCTION. TABLE LIXEN, $1.50 Table Linen now at -. .$1.10 1.25 '.'5 .85 " " " IB .50 ' " ' 41 NAPKINS, TOWELS, CRASH, AVD IN FACT EVERV ARTICLE IV MY STORE VilL SHARE Til E SAME HLAUUHTKK. Persanal. Chas Sylvester, of Jasrwr, was lu Eugene today. President Chapman delivered a lec ture at Hillsboro last night. Prof J P Holland cam up from Junction City this afternoon. Mrs Will Bpeor came down from Junction City this afternoon. H N Cockerllne went to Alhauy this morning where he will spend two or three days. Jotiu Hherman has ac"pted the po sition of Secretary of Stato In the Mo Klnley cabinet. C M. Horn and Judg Flsk returned from Coyote last evening. The; spent three days hunting in I hat vicinity and bagged GO ducks. W L Uristow, of Pleasant 11)11 was in the city today. He says the roads are In a worse condition than he ever taw them, and ht Is a native of 'Web- foot too. lli ii roll Notices. CONOItKOATIONAI, CIHIHUI. All services as usual. Hv rpciucat the pastor will clllcuss the question of "iiaptism" in the evening. It C H HOOKS, Pastor. U B CHURCH. Sunday school 10 a in; preaching at U a in, subject, "The Flsheinian." Junior Endeavor at 3 p m; Y P S t E at 0 p in; preaching at 7 p in. Subject "The Intuition of I,ove." Come, Oeo D Xeroy. Pastor. CIIUISTIAN CIlfHl'H. Strmon auliiect tonight. "Whlnera." Sunday, 11 a m, The Communion of Mints, s p m, children's meeting; sermon, Christ and the Chlldreu. 7:30, The Five Kingdoms. Huntlay school at 10m;YP8C E, 0pm. Preach Ing every night next week beginning at 7:30. Come. MllHTON I, noSB, Pastor. BAPTIST (lll-nill. Prtachlng at 11 a ni and "SO p. ru. Sunday school at 10 a in. Young pao. p!'s nievdiig at 8:05 p m. All are cor dially Invited. lioiiKKT Ltsi.m, Pastor. M K fllt'Kl lt. Preaching tomorrow, both morning and evening by the pastor. ThereSrill be a baptismal service In connection wllh the morning- service. All the other services will l sj usual. The revival nieellnus will continue Bll next week. A rsir.lial l,.t.iin,i.. i. . -; , -- - "'souii ,a va - tended to all. J T AllIIKTT, Paslor. Fob Ki i.i.i Dkkk. John Car lyle of Chickahonilny , t ria-a.t liefore Justice Wheeler toilay on the charge of killing itea-r out nf SonSOtl. A Inrv trial was had. the rnllnwlnv Inm ru.ln I drawn In the ease: Anderson Hoi-1 land, Z A Davis, II II Pattisxin, Ell' Holleubwk, I. Simon, J II llooiiiuau. The case was privseouied by lVputyl District Attorney I. T Harris assisted by IVpuly (iatne Warden M O Wll- ' klna. I he dt-ft-iise was cuidiictcd hv i Attorney t;. II lrri,. Alu,r B ;. ber or w iturssMs bud iw.. ... i the Jury t,mk tho case in hand and in a t fi w minute, bniught in a report ol not j Tlier r to tr-asiinalilo n,i,,... j which everybody should (. rat, ,of one's health; ami if l,et, n-nin It quickly mul to this rverytnuiy will i agrre. And there are Knat tmilil-i tmle of HHiple who are arwtl tlmt fur ! Iwth purposes Siuinmiis l.lver nlator Is Mi Ihi . helper. -I am ; lii-llbleil Willi tmpM liver mul nililnj i irlves rvlirf so iiiiti-k like Si,,,,,,,,,,, '.'14,'r).j' '"ll',lor' " " !trnufi, l.ki' j . Bneklen's Arnica Salve. ti, lst salve In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rlieum, fever ,.. i,.iir. channel! hands, chilblains, corns', and oil skin eruptions, and nr.iilvt'Iv cures niles. or no pay re quired. It l suarauteed to give per fect satisfaction or money reiuuueu. Price 25 cents per box. tor sale oy HEN!KKSON J-iJM". H comfortable while traveling in cool weather. The Union Pacitlo heats its trains throughout by steam heat from the eugiue, thus inaKliig every nnrtnf all Its cars pleasant and com fortable. It also lights Its ears by the celebrated Pinlsch light, making them brllllaut at night. Passengers carnea dully on the fast mail, which leaves Portland at 7 p m. For sleeping car leservatious, tickets, or information, mill nil rir nrlriress E J McClauabau, agent, Eugene. Ore. Many merchants are well aware that their customers are their best friends and take pleasure lu supplying them with the best goods obtainable. As an instance we mention Perry fc Came ron, prominent druggist of Flushing, Michigan. They say: "We have no hesitation in recommending Cham berlain's Cough remedy to our cus tomers, as It is the best cougb med icine we have ever sold, and always gives satisfaction." For sale at 25 and 60 cents per bottle by Osburn & DeLano. CEO. B. DGRR1S. Attorney and Counsellor at-Law, Wlhh PK.4CTICK IN THIS COURTS V of the Second Judicial Diitiict and in te Supreme Court of this State. -8f.cial attention given to collection and ratten in probate. O. at. LOKBlfi. L. L. TVENU DORRIS & STEVENS, Attohny-at-La w, EUGKNE, OKEUOS OrKlt-B Over Lane Count; Hank. L. BILYEU, Attokney-at-Law, El'UKNK, OREGON, -or ficr Over First National Bank. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFPtcs-Onohalf block south ot Chrlsman s Block, EUGKNE, : : OREGON. J. J. WALTON, Attnrney-at-Law, tl.UhNli,OKEUI.N. iliflcc UMWn. Walton's block. Will ilo a Kcucra! lair praCMCcin all thecoarta 31 iniaoiaic. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER Hivomi 1 and 2 over First National ilank. C. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Stx-neon. tiflica up-lslrs iu Sheltou bloc i s-er Oeo, T. Hall & Sou s grocer? slot Privato telephone inside (he door for calls day or night. J. S. LUCKEY, or 3D -vsraxa 23 2.. Watches and Clucks KejMiired. DK. J. W. HARRIS, f-liyaoiar and Surgeon otnee ocr Henderson A Linn's Drug store, "rru-t tlooaa: 9 to 12 a. m.i S to 1 and JviS Kesi .ii.v FerrT inwl between Ulh anil 131b DR. G. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, IHvs nn.jr fint-clas. wr,. The Islet lm pn.rrm. iits used. Term, moderate, (imcean.l r,'.','.'".?. "," OH,f "" "'h and ll'tel "''' 01 M'""Wl HOTEL EUGENE, W. O. ZEIGLER.Prop. Willamette Street, Eujena, Oregon. HtsdooartKS lor Commercial Men. Fres Ssmsit Rooms W. KUYKENDALL, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Office In Chrisman Block. 1. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. (ifflpt orsr Lain Counir Bank. GO TO, "DEAGOFS" FOK THS maoiKu URaKUS OP CIGARS and TOBACCO, ..MiSO.. Confectionery, Huts anil Soda Water, j -FRUITS IN SEAS0N- Bcl selected line of smoker artlclea In town. Lane County Bank. (Katabllshed lu lsiU.) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President. J. M. ABRAMS, Cashier. A. G. HOVEY, Jb., Asst.Cashr. T. G.HKDimiatB, M. B. EamN, Jk., C'aahtei President. First lliii:! h Ot Eugene. Paid ud Casta C&Dltal $50,000 Surplus and Profits, 50,000 Eugene - - Oregon. A general banking btuineM done on reason Mm trnia. Hiirht draft on NEW YOKK. CHICAGO, SAN FRANCISCO and POKT- LAND, 01U:(iON. Billi of exchange sold on foreign ooontriea. DrponiU rooeivod uhjeot to chv-ck or Csrtiti cate of deixnit. All oollectiom eutnuted tuna will receive prompt attention. J. L. PAGE, DEALER IN (pROCERIES Having a Laree and Complete stock of Staple and Faucy Groceries bought in tbe best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can oiler the public better prices than any other bouse in Eugene. Froiote of all Kinds taken at Market Prices. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. BtHKe leaven Eugene Monday mid Thursdays at 6 a iu. and arrives iu Flor ence at 4 p in the day follow i ni;. lieturniUK ataiin "leaven Florence Tuesdaya and Fridays, at 8 a in and arrives ill F.ugene at 8 p in the day followlll-. SIMILE FARE. r00 ROUND 1HII' as Tickets for sale st E. Rsnirs' llrery harn, Kn Rene, or at Hurd A Uavsnpnrt's olhce in Flor ence. EUGENE-LEABURG. nprpader 1 win run a dully Upe between Kuecne and Inbtinj FrvtKht -d bRintise tsliould be left at my stable the evening before deiwriure of the M rc. Htage U-avei liuK-'iie t a id, arrlvtnR at ! burg at 11 a in. K?tnrnliiB. itage leavra I ta bor at l p m, arrlrlnR hi Mi?cneat6 p m. Central Market, SHE S PKOI'RIETORS. Will keep constant!; on hand a full supph i! BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will sell at the lowest market priors. A lair snare of lie pbllc nlmut solicited, :-TO Til KFAKMEI5H.--: We will pay the highest market price for Fat I'attle, Hojrs ami Hheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OUEGON, orchst"'"1 " i" ! J. F. FORD, ' (ftvAbtffiirtt.) l"inrs, Ii m writ-, D.v I Min-h -At lv... Of j f. H. .Mkii. Mm. t o.', I ... Dtifur, Oreo-oi . , v.p.-,.a.,r..: un arrtv nK hmne la-t ! i3't1: '"'r'1,8", we" a" n 5iy . Uo- . ''i WKJteil nwav o.S,H.un,l, i.now well, stmnK ami I viinm.n. ,,! well flvshe.1 u. s i r",'. UJ-Vf " "Vk we : ii i. ' "' ciuiureil use n. " (""f,!l 'ure has eure.1 Vour H. anil kei.t It t. .-.... ..raremw rri)m me. s,it,iv e'ery .me, with ifreetimja for all. Illlltf Cl ill i,r,h,,..rii.. .. - i i ' i ve are Urs' Mr- AfoSlKs. J. F. K.iki,. tin tho , iwn ,ir miea J,Ha a k ... t. 8o.J nii.lera poailln- (uaranti-r w cents sr Unils or all Uniuliu vnn AT.r. DnivTo . ieVE DEPOT FIFTH AND 1 STREETS ington 8aU Lake, Cnmha or Kannaa City, or Tia o kniH', SliiiUfBHB and W I I'ttiil.witb through KTvicf f 1 11 ritJii aittll. via ii ii,, t ;:00 F Ml Daily. Pi? 10 fa&fiiern cmii. o feimieton, Latirauao' Utiily. "oci -uy, ottnti nmia, Davton. L'olfar. Pnlli,,,' 1:30, a t Jlosoow and Idaho mini ui i ItttttiOllB. 6 f iaocal mixed train for' Hood Klver, The Dalits H:10 A il Dally. 6PI irnvmnuiaii; poUI5. Throuiih Pullman sleepers, tnuniTlK Wll. anu iccMuiua nau i.- aro atiacneU totarooiV trains. ForSall information, rates, etc., office, corner Washington and 'aninl Vi.21' 1'ortlauO, or address "'n W. H. IICKUURT E. MCNEILL, G--""""'.A.1 Hecetvcr and Manager, l'ortlaud, Oregon. J. J. ilcCLANAHAN, Agem, Esijieae, EAST AND SOUTH VIA The Shasta Route OF THE The Southern Facile l Expreafl Tralna Ijeave Portland Daily South j iJrtjT S,50 p m i liV " Portland Ar i f:l(i 7 SJ f.l IT T.S a Lv 11:15 am I Ar San Francisco I v ilMtt Above trains stop at East Portland, Oreta City, Woodburn, Salem, Turner. Mirks JetfersoD, Albany, Tangent, tibeiliiii, Hiim' Harrisburg, Junction City, Eucene, Cr well. Cottage Grove, Drain, and ail statkaj from Roiwbnrs. to Ashland inclusive. BOSEDUaO MAIL, DaiLT. 8S0amLv Portland Ars.tOia Z04pm:Lv Ktufene . LviltiDia d.zupmAr atosenurf i.v;sObia oAlEM PASSENGER, DAILT. 4MU p ml I. Portland. Anl0:15sa 0:15 p m. Salem, Lv 8lia DINING CARS ON OGDEN KOCTE. PULLHAH BDITB1 SLEEPERS AND SFCOND CLASS SLEEPING CAKS, Attaohed to all throngh trains. West Side Division. BETWEEN PORTLAND AND 00RV1H! I MAIL TRAIN DAILT (IXCITT SL'SIHT.) 730 a m I Lv Portland Ar I 0.20 n I 12:15 pm I Ar Conallia Lv l-Jiy 1 1 At Albany and vJnrvallis connect vittina I ot Uregon Central a .baetera Itailway. IIFBISa TBAIK DAILT (EICKPT 81'MDAI.) 4:45 p m L Portland Ar I 8.2Sli 7:25pm Ar McMinnvilie Lv j 5:5011 THROUGH TICKETS to all Poinul in the Eastern Btatea, Canada and Eorcp I can D6 oDtained at lowest rateB from L. G. ADAIH, Acent, EcgMl R KOKHLKR, K. P ROGEHS, Manatrer, Asst. G. F. and 1'a.s Ar POKTLAXi. (UiKidf Try Oregon Cracker Co.'s E HEAT AFERS made from R.nlstnn process wholt I wheat Hour. Finest thiii made furl iiysiieptita or ail persona Willi well stomachs. Beware of Imitations. lie sure and I set Oregon Cracker Co.'s Brand, I HAVE A DATE?, Calitaia Laxative J)aH tiriaoe. Are a natural laxative. Is wholesome. Does not urine or sicken the stomach. It is the coming laxative. Excellent for children. Hendersor A Linn can tell you man about them. Eugene Street Railway. TIMK CARD. After the 4lh of Oct. 1895. the fin ears will run on the following m'IiI" tune until further notice. LEAVING TUB DEPOT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40 9:IO-9:40-10:iJO . B then every half Hour. LEAVE TUB I'MVERSTV. 7:25-7 :55-8:3.8i5J5-8:2'J)-l:15 a. n then every half hour. Cars will leave nmnuitly on li" ... i . . , 11. )I,UE". v. inn Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, ' W. M. BEKSHAW, Proprietor. Ktviit Ihe Bt bmnj! of WHISKEY. BRANDY. 8ft AND All Kinds of Wines. AIo ti n fel.-hn.teil H1-ITM MILWAI'KKK BKFIt ilni"lk The Eugene Granite and MarbiJ W. W. MARTIN, Pro?-. tlmu (w ih-y hnvn 1m the p-i-tj pri't-nrtHl to furtiinh H kui-U". u '( I tch I iiri.ln ..s l mntiTT I !. ul I "ork.etc.cut from Ifct l'ioiitr ni'" FOR ALL POINTS K.8T.