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Newspaper Page Text" f?yr9F7&WPiyi9 Y"r li mm 4$$88& ii. m - & ft J. ' . ' . . ,' ,18 s i rf at! t I Pf-i U W$m tit. UK ' r ka .if r.nt .tfjVi 'i 'i WK 5fl '& J SJU?i W M fj vrtss ii.J .TV. Every Room In your house spick and span, and you hardly feel that you've cleaned them. To master your housework, and not let it master you use Washing Powofi? B hT"VXfl 5PS RAYS. Vjri IE) M work in one. Made only by Docs two hours' d Sold everywhere. THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, fk SI. Loull. Chlcsao, Hew York. Bolton, U Philadelphia, San Francisco. w m n lR'-t; 3. Daily Capital Journal BY HOKKH B JTHItRS, .WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1800. OlltiOOiV WTLD FLOWKtS. Wlici rocs nlliilil now will Im tie llKlitcd nt the wealth (if Oregon wild lUiwerx. The curlier Moonicr Imve pushed away but a ncmhhI am) more jjlocloiirt crop Hproiids Uh beauties In meltdown, forests and bv the brook. On thu Htonlu.-tt, and driest noils arc found the tar llower, the Spanish nrcllcs and French pinks. Hut Ore gon Is the home or lilies and the yel low tiger Illy Is In Its glory, arrayed in colors of gold, orange and crimson. O.indnlabr.v Illy on aslngle wiry stem, royal dark hellotropo color, petals, like molten wax and buds like glass, springs out of tho heat cracked earth where graHscs die. In shaded places the blue larkspur, the Wild hollyhoek, the columbine and camns may still 1x3 found. It Is to be regretted that the children In our schools cannot bo taught to know these beauties of the Hold and forest. APOLOGY TO 1MIOF. NOIUUH. KnrroK JouitN.w.: In last night's Issuoofyour very excellent paper I Hurl the follewing: Wo suggest that T. T. Geer, 0. H. Moores, Prof. Noma and Dr. Keuno bo sent out to mako a school houso. cam paign agalmtL tho rllTralT, ragtag and bobtail of Marlon county. Now sir, I am a llepubllcan aud never voted any other ticket, and for 'oncu must protest. Do not scud 0. li. MoorcH out to stump tho county, for you will remember ho was the only member of tho legislature whoso record would bear Investigation. So ho was chosen by tho county com mittee to speak from tlmo to time on tho Issues of tho day, ami with grand success, for tho peoplo have such Im plicit confidence In Mr. Moores, that for each and overy llepubllcan linr- auguo ho guvo ho mado not less than twenty good, straight Populist votes. Again I bellovo you owo l'rof. Norrls an apology for Unking his name in tho way you havo with two such names as Hon. C. H. Moores aud Dr. ICeono, Prof. Norrls is a conscientious and honorable gentleman. A Haokwoods HKI'UULIOAN. keiokjb KbiT'pias. One very common source of loss to pig breeders is through wiws lying on their young, mom especially If the sow Is heavy or clumsy. Tho best way of guarding against such accidents Is to placo a rail round tho pen, about eight Inches from tho tloor aud tho samo distance from tho wall. If tho bow bo then bedded with a small quantity of cut straw, so thatsho cannot till up tho spaco behind tho rail with her bedding, tho little pigs' will havo u ohuncuof running beneath aud behind tho rail, and so escaping bolug crushed against tho wall by tho sow. When a pig has been laid upon and Is not killed outright, tho best remedy wo know of Is hot water, used as follews: Take u pail of water as hot us ever tho hand can bear, and Immerse tho pig In It all but Its head, lifting It In and out rapidly, but allowing It tu remain ma little longer each tln0 t rubbing well afterwards wiyin wlp of straw t(ll dry. AVo havo frequently revived nigs that were ap parcntly at their last gasp by this mcthod.-Uwjuo Hrceder's Journal. Children Cry for fitoheVYfjiftofiiii - CO-OPERATIVE STARCH FACTORY Those lalior exchange men of Stay ton, who can. In the face of the pres ent price of starch enter Into such an enterprise as bulldinga starch factory, have great confidence. Good authori ties say there Is nothing In the 'busi ness, at even better prices than the present. It Is to be hoped that hon esty of purpose, push and enterprise of the co-operators, will surmount the dllllculty and make potato culturcone or the principle occupations of tho farmers. In many states a bounty Is paid to potato starch factories. In the co-operative factory, this would go directly to tho producer Instead of to some syndicate. How's This. We offer Cue Hundred Dollar reward for any case ot Catarrh that cannot lc cured by Hall's Catarrh Cute. V. J ClIKNEY & Co., Toledo, 0. We, die undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the lat ic, yens and believe him perfectly honorable in all biikiiicss transaction and financially able to carry out any obllgat'ons made by their firm. West Ik 'Iruax, Wholesale I)rugttnt, Toledo, U. Wai.dino, ;Kinnan& Marvin, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Tcilimonlals sent free. Price 75 c, per bottle. Sold by all druggists. JOURNAL " Directed Upon Persons and Things by the Good Natured Man. Old Sol is the most Influential per-' son on cartli these days. ' i 1 Or course Marshal Dllloy can re move that fence, for he Is a walking arsenal. The claim or Mrs. Lottrizfordmn- 'ages against the city Is not without I nifilt; but the city Is too poor. I i Knginccr Culver Is patted on the I back as an elllclent ofllcer and a line gentleman, but hcdldn't do his duty! Hah! Or course, Geo. Williams who Is the head or a bank paying Its deposi tors in .13 cent dollars Is a sound money man. Of course the rich men back or the Williams & England bank swindle, who are paying depositors .'18 cents on the dollar arc all sound motiey-inen. .. Alderman Hingham is a big man. When lie moved to Mission street he wanted n now ward created. Now the street Isn't wide enough for him. Hcatty'scase has been tried and he has been convicted by tho Statesman and lie ought to plead guilty and go to the pen. He Is nothing but 11 Pop ulist anyhow, It was a slight poetic injustice that Sam Hnydon's first criminal case was against a member of the Populist cen tral committee who was defended by a llepubllcan lawyer. Hut Sam won his case. Lawyer Ford conducted thu Hcatty case with great skill and tact. He forced the tight from the start, and while the court bound Heatty over, reducing the bond wasa moral victory for Ford. It was a neighborhood quarrel. Hoth men ought to bo fined fur fighting. .. 1 "--' a '"'' ' ' ZTTIZ. I....0. i.-r -i.v.-. rx,-i:vWi''W5Wv SrH j&I !" ' 8 " PLL"; IwiiPP? '"' B IIP'" Sa 1 i" ll ! ft . i fflfflm i i 9MP A I If, . m p ';7lSilP If ffi Off for a Six Months' Trip. "n ( ((V)i m amt imim m mm ml vs w (- If jffl 1 mm IcMii MhJk? . I O,!- ivji kkkktv W jic;vr 1 P "'--i" -.'. itrnBiiWTtffWirfr Notice to Our Patrons. We, tho barbers or Salem deslroto notify our patrons, that on aud after tho first day or July, wo havo adopted the following rliles: Hcllovlng that tho barbers as tradesmou, aro entitled to one day or each week, as a day of rest, we have organized ourselves into a mutual agreement as follews: That wo close our doors at 8 In tho ovcnlng, of each day except on Satur day, when wo will remain open for business until 12 o'clock, and that wo keop our doors closed on Sunday; also wo have adopted a uniform scale of prices. Gi:o. Haluwin, Picsldent. T, W. Fowi.Kit, Secretary. (I-Iiotf Sunday Excursions. Hegluulng with Sunday, Juno !M, aud on eacli succeeding Sunday, a special excursion train will leave Al bany at 7 a. m., Corvnllls 7:110 a. 111.. arriving at Yaqulua at ll:lf a. in. Returning, boat leaves Newport at 0::t0 p. in. Train leaves Yaqulna at 7 p.m., arriving at Cor vail Is at 10 p. in. and Albany at 10:UU p. m. Fare, good on this train only, rrom Corvalhs, Albany and Philomath to Newport and return, $l.f0. II. L. Wai.dkn, II. 11. Lowman, Agent, Albany. Agent, Corvnllls. Kdwin Stonk, Manager, Corvallls. Corvnllls, June 17, 181HJ. Special Rates, Seo Holso & Marker, agents ror tho 0. 11. & N. and Union Pacific railways regarding special round trip rates to tho Republican national convention at St. Louis, tho Democratic national convention at Chicago, Peoples party convention at St. Louis, national con vention Y. P. S. C. li. at Washington, D. C, National educational Associa tion nt HulTalo, N. Y and G. A. It. national encampment at St, Paul, Minn. U:8td-d&v You'll bo surprised whon you try lloo Cuko soaji, aud wish wo had told yon sooner. It Is made by patented process. jutr There's no clay, Hour, starch or other worthless filling In "Hoc Cuko" aud no five alkali to burn tho hands. John Hughes. jmr Committkk Mkktinu. -Chairman Geo. W. Davis, of tbn ltniMilillrim county central commltteo has called I MKciunSto outcru. a ineotlng -or tho iiiomuen or that I Okll8llJCiiUdren,0K.wthactorU Ixxly to meet Thursday, July ", at! Salem, for tho closing up or tho bust-' ucss of tho Into campaign. 2 tit i 7 ho Discovery tiavtui Ills Life Mr. G, Cailloutte, Drugclst, Heaversvlllc, 111., saysj "To Dr. King's New Discovery I owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe and Irfcd all the physicians for miles about, but of no avail and was given up and told I could not live. Having Dr, King's New discovery in my store I sent for a bottk and began Its tuc and from the first dose began to net hotter and after using three bottles wns up and about ncnln. It is worth Its weight In gold. We won't keep store or house without it." Get a free trial nt Fred A. Legg's Drug Store. Notice Attention Republicans, To tlto llepubllcan clubs of Marlon Ceunty: At tho requestor a number of prominent Republicans In different parts or itho county. I hereby call u meeting or the Marlon county Repub lican clubs at the hall or the Salein Republican club July 18, 11)1)11, at 1:110 p. 111, for the purpose or organizing for tho present campaign, I would suggest that lopreseututlyes to this meeting bo elected from each club as follews: One for tho club and one ror each ton members thereof, Claud Gatch, Vice-president Republican League of Oregon, Feed the Nerves Upon pure, rich blood and you need not fear nervous prostration. Nerves are weak when they are Improperly and insufficiently nourished. Pure blood is their proper food, and puro blood comes by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which is thus the greatest aud best nerve tonic. It also builds up the whole system. Hood's Tills are the favorite family cathartic, easy to take, easy to operate. Cure for Hoadache. As a remedy for all forms of Headaches Electric Hitters lias proved to be the very best, It effects a permanent cure mid the moot dreaded habitual sick headache yeilds to Its inllucnce. We urge all who are afluctcd to pro-ure a bottle, anlgUe this remedy a fair trial. In cat: of habitual constipation Klec trie Hitters cures by gWlng thn needed tone to the bowels, and few case long resist the use of this medicines. Try it one. Fifty cents and l,oo nt Fred A. Legg's Drug store. Call for Warrants. County Thkasuku's Okkiok, Makion County, f Notice is lioreby given that 1 havo funds on hand to pay all wiiriiiuts is sued, up to Aug. 1, 18!W, and Interest on tho Nimo will stop from dato or this notice. Jai-Minto, t , , County Treasurer. Dated Juno U, 181W. U8d w LU No matter now muci When JUby w alclr, wo svo hf r Castorl. Wlitu aba was CbtlJ, tJio cried for CastorU, a A Perfect Infant " Panrlflninsl MUtV Infnt Hlth,"ls Unto book of Gail Borden Eagle Brand I I Wanted Allglrlsto know thuf'llw , Ciiko" will not mako their hands red llko common soap. Savo tho wrappers. I They aro wort h a cent apiece. J 9 tf I ! MtrMuV'nVt. J ;! N. Y. Cwiknsca 1 C, n Jbu stmt. wTrtcJ! MMIIHUMIMMMMHI 1 Thoro's more clothing destroyed by aud IHHir soap than by nctual wear. "Hoe ujiKo soap contains no freoatkall will not Injure tho finest lace, ilohn Hughes 'Prv It and notico tho difference In quality. Children Cry for Pitcher's Cagtorla, k Pi m :h you are M charged for a small piece or other y t.,4n t-"Uo rbtowr fc no VMrtPV HTi 0 "Battle Ax; For 10 cents you get almost twice as much as of other high grade goods. p Pi M niSi Notice. In pursuance of tho requirements or tho law approved February 2o, 1889, notico Is hereby given that the follow lug list of county warrants issued seven years prior to July 1, 1800, havo not been presented for payment and those enclosed In parenthesis having been uncalled ror and still remaining In my hum! and custody, and unless so presented ror payment at the otllce or the county treasurer, or Marlon county, Oregon, on orbemro August UO, 1890, said warrants will be can celled and payment therein will bo refused, till In accordance with the re qulreinents of said law. GUSO, Capital Adventure Co., July, 1888. 0.70. " 011!il, S.W. Morgan, July, 1838, $8.40. "li'O, Wilson I) Mcary, December, lo88 $). .7491, W. li. Simpson, January. 1SS9, 7718, H. Flielps: January, 18S9, $:)0. 7781, J. W. Thomas, February, 1889, WIO, I). W. Yoder, May, 1889, $2.75. (WAItllANTa UNCALI.IU) I'OII.) (8159, L.A. Vermech.March 18, 188()i W.4U.) m nm, W.II.Trulllnger, February 7, $189, $1.1 . I2fi:w "a" Ihigers, January 11, I8S9, ((1(107, Oscar Runnels, October ,", 1888, il, (0.rl7, L. D. Pitman, October 5, 1888, SI (8001, Alice A. Oinog, May 111, 1889, (1101, John A. Mclntlre, August 8, 1888, $2) (0:K8, Gad Miller, September 7, 1888, 81.) (7:tS9. llenrettn Late, December 8, 188S, $1.70,) (0120, 11. P. Ilolllday, July 9, 1888, (8222, E. N. Oirard, March 9, 1839, (S(i:il,Gnno.s Fischer, May PI, 18S9, $1.70.) ' (SM,Jolm Flynn, October , 18S8, 81.) ' (tl.'W7, A. Feler, Soptombor7, 1S8S, 81.) (0119, Chas. Caufield, September 10, JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glass, varnishes, and the most complete stoce of brushes of all kinds in the state. Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of trass seeds, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, LOS I' HflWITIi Rrform SMinnl nrwl tj... , on June 29. anil oM valise, containing one' uiuv mm. mctj, one ijrcen urcss SKirt, shirt wnisr, unucrnenr, lonet articles, U. li. books, lill)le nnj Kxcelsior diary, with nrm'c of RUla M'Culloch it, thu same. Finder will pleaso communicate with Ullla McCullr.ch.llallston. Or., atnl a HlH-r.il reward will !. given. 6 3t 1'OU KKNT Nicely lurnlsli-d tront parlor and lied toom adjoining Anplv at 328 Front sl"eej. 63t OUT the nntliorizeetilveMiailge, endor"eTby the leaillng silver men. The original soiiven. lerj sample 25c Agrnl wanted. National ouyjiiy to , UI2 V.0 18S8, 81.) (78t;i, Lowls 1889, $l.f0.) Hurt man, Februarys, (7W0. Win. Drown. Jnnimi-i-11. ifisn 31.70.) ' ' (01151, Barnard Rurtonshaw, Septem ber 7, 1838, 81.70.) ' Dated this 30th day of June, A. D., 1890. L. V. IOhlbn, Clerk. Bucklen's Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world 1 foi Cuts Soros, Botes, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever ?,nd,aU Jf.e.uef: chaPPed l'nds, Chilblains. llruisei,bV,mhruiUlons, and positively cures Piles or no pay renutred. It is guaranteed to Live per fee satisfaction or money refunded l'rice 3$ cents a Ijox For sale by Fred A Lege FAILING MA1000 General cud Nervoua Debility. Mind. tir.-cu of ftrron. or hxcewoa in OM or YomiB. Itobust, Noblo ManliooittuUrncstored. How 1(1 K nl .... r.i Bln.nel.rnuJK: Y,"u I '.to610 I'o r 1 1 o a s ot fnlllrutllouioTrvaiuicnt, teatlfv ifatn 0 KitM I,i V"if CountrW Rin,l tnr Tin.i,iZr..f.V.re,.B plaur.Uou ua pwoTs, aullwl (seuled) rlw. ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo, N.Y. (UTtiio M6tL frtvyffirJii'lliffl ucu i California hull-ling. Denver, 031 Suyply Co 1 - 110. A CllANCU TO AlAlil! MO-OiH' a-.I..-- ogents, both men and nonien, aro wanted to sell thu iuw dish washer. Ihquire of N, V, --..,,,, ,c iiriugc 011 liigliteenth St. u",""'u" rifii riERE?a ,'oUK CllAN-li-A proprietor ... b-t. ,u.,.. ,u, iiiuiicumucrcu improved Sa lem property. No opposition. Good rca un. iniormation at t5is olhcc. 6 18 tf row SALlv-ijfmngmareiorsaleata barl gan j weight about 1160; good traveler, In quire of Wm. Ilrown & Co? 30 tf 1-OR 5ALE-At a D.trcain I" in rAfliLna. . 1 . " " IWIUSIltC anu corner ior, near city hall. For further V!u;iU' Urlv.e!,lJ?r,cd. ""'l-Teluuld: ,..,, .. ., 4tii kjvjuiii oiiirni. ix ir IiaV l'ok salij-i win ...- liver hay about the sntli in .,., ..,, . Innn fi. ...! .. ","V"'7 .""' l'- ' l- M?.... 11 'i"""1' "' "llct y, consisting or clover, blue grass, orchard Krass, and other ?iT.V 1 ' Wl" nave timothy and m will, iIf:lJCr.nler,at Jolln Hue,ie&' st0. p.stal card, batem. Geo. K. Allen. 7 ie im "" wx Wy Improved, wood an pasture, good house, large barn. 2 acres bearing orchard.lot of small frult.good water. Wood Btumpagccan be had, W145, Salem llOAIL1 IJUAKD.ood table board, with' home cooking, served in family style, on J 2aweek. I05 Commercial street. 6 z.im CARl'l-n in ilnii ".' ' iTw, lAinK Large lot ol heaw Journal "office. " " W,rC,', Ca" at rUlil4lC MEN, 1'ULHClANa AND i)Us". brSes can oblaln a" newspaper infor mation from the press or th state coast and Tlli" 1 u? ,hf,, l'ress Clipping' Bureau Allen's) Union Ulock. Portland. ""jotf nK3-,l?nl;S,d' cramento, Seattle" feftSce'tt0 ACeOncyNSNal.SI:VND-L0Ca, SutacripHoI rtgency lor all newspapers and m.j,Ji.. t' H. MACK. - DJNTIST. - Successor to Dr. J. M. Keene, old White Corner, Salem, Ur. Parties desiring superior operations nt moderate fees In any branch are In c.-pccim request. Peter G, Norgren ( Formerly wills P. J. Ursen & Co.) I Cntnnue nnd wnuon simp, t2o Commerclnl slici-t. Ilring on yoar work, old or new, and have It done with a guarantee of satisfaction. 6 26 d&w tr "ranjB Ti K! Tr- wsnmtmEKsmk. - DEPOT EXPRESS- Mcots all mall and passenger train!) Pag gage and expicss to all parts or the city Promt service, Telephone Nu 70 IAMF.S RADER Capital Transfer Co, HARRY TOWN, PROP. Express, baggage and all kinds cr work done promptly. Leave orders at Patton's storo 1 2 ilONEYTOLOAN On raim land .security, Special rates on large loans. Loans consideied without delay HAMILTON & MOIR Hush Rank bulldinU. MONEY TO LOAN! On city or farm property. Over Rush's Dank, T. K. FORD F. VAN DER 11AAN, "Carfjentor, Builder and Jobber, 481 Winter street. 13" Hard times prices always. C. H. UNE, IHMASTTilLi '.' ' ! usrclal st , S1I1 n Or ' 1 : uiiiMiids. Pants$ upwands'wj iVI. lPPJwEOY, foim. ly of Clark & Eppley, is now prep.m-d in serve the public with evet) ihini; fi st class in his line, at Simpson llroi, old stand. THE ELECTRIC GROCERY, .J. H. HAAS, - WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Makes a spiahy of fine repair work, Selh Thomas clock, etc., 215 Commercial Street WHAT IS SAID. Some say we give the best meal in town for 15c. We say try us and see. gneotcigaiaaTCrne1;;: fl'U 'tin...' - LJAJf 4 2 If "Tho ROSV Frnclmncn rn I S. RICHARDSON. PROP. tySecond door north of Hctel Wlllamettf. SALEM WATER CO. Office! Willamette Hotel Buildn For water service apply at office. Ilill payable monthly In advance. Make n complaints at the office. There will be no deduction in water rate on account of temporary absence from the city unless notico is left at the office. Hereafter water for Irrigation will only be furnished to regular consumers using watei for domestic purpose. Contractors for sldi walks, brick work and plastering will please read "under building purposes" page 17 of schedule of rates for I693. Apply at ofhci; for copy. y- A T" S 50 Gents ON THE DOLLAR Ed. S, Lamport 289 Commercial st Salem, Or,, Has bought the Frank E Sliaiv fcr and the M, Beamer harness stocks at forced sale, $4,000 worth ot goods will be disposed of at 50 cents on the dollar. Sign of the White Horse, SALEM I am prepared Tto do all kinds of work In wood and iron. Repairing machinery of an hum or making ana repairing stone cut ters, tools and edged fools of any kind made and repaired; wagons and buggies repaired, u ?ew ones mt"e t0 order' Horseshoeing, the best that can be done in totttwhand made shoes. Phtes and running shoes care, fully attended to. Call at my stand, at 100 Chcmeketa street, back of New York Racket store. It. I. HERSCHBACn, Ladies Who Value A refined completion mast use Foxxonl's row r. Uproduces n soft nnd beautiful akin. For Dollcacy, for parity, and for improvement of tho com P'eilon nothing equala Pouoxi's Powdb. 'Avwn .t ''"' ,n '6 1 Mw. Sswni iK7Commerclal.tr., MB MVS, Rich's Raspberry Syr sSa.s STCuraff5 "U.i llteul 5totocasl 5oiott Salem SteamUindrj Please nntr tl, -.., . ' nnf1l 'rM,imF - ..w AWIIWVYIUPI Shirts, plain Under drawers , unucr sniris...... .-- Socks, per pair 5lol, Trn,n,ii.Lr. ' leas Silk handkerchiefs".'.'. ',l(ot Sheets and pillow slips '24' 'au '$ and other work in nroninU, """F"1 Flannels and other work u ewt wuautu Dy nana Col, J, Olmsted Prep, Cherries Wanted, Parties having cherries b sj will do well to call on thiOrv gon hruit and .Produce Co,o Salem, Highest market prict win dc paia in cash, wm m UPFREE DEL1VERV. VJLZ k MIE3CKE. Prm Dealars in all kinds of fresh an I iiUuku ISTFreU sausage a sneciilir 171 COMMERCIAL ST OREGON CENTRAL ,AND Eastern R, R. Compa LYAQUINA BAV ROUTE. "Connecting at Yaouini Biy itntle& Krnnrtcrn Xr Vanillni lilV fttf imlV-3 Co. STEAMER "rAKAUJU.V Sails from Vaquina every 8 din for 5a Francisco. Coos liiy, Port Otford, TmkU and Hiimbolt Hay. Passenger accommodation! niuiiis'i Shortest route between the Willamette nStj anu vaiiuinw. Fare from Albany or pianit estto5i Francisco.- Cabin. $6; stetraM, HUoCw Bay and Port Orford, cabin 6; loiltoWl llay, cabin $3; round trip, good Oodajs.fc cial. , RIVER UlVlsiu.. , Steamers "Albany" and"m.M. He newly furnls-ed, leave Salem dul. w Saturdays, at II a m., arriving it FW thesamidayat S P Sf cave iwuinu muib u- arriving ai 041cm j r - . ... v EDWIN STONE, Manager, CcmlUJ,w. J. C. MAYO. Supt. vuiw -.1 M. P. BALDWIN, Local Aseat.AltoaiW baiem. i-jAa .-iar'...,..M 1 Vk.$6MF 'FS'SISl IKlib 5'"m DtSIN fATWIJI S. tii v- CO !"".! "-,',. Wrn'&".ffi2,BS c?wte.VAJffSSfig! :-?-&?!8r E I bas Wen I u more 1 at: