Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 28, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text"prwwii!fiw",,'W lu,if'fH'lHr"-- ;! 1 1 ' HHBOr BjM i m i ft MlriwiMNlMMMtMMMM Satisfaction Secured The ohrasc "Less than cost" lias been used so much in advertising that i has lost its meaning) But inrefctv ence to a few children's jackets this year's goods we'll lav special emphasis on, Less Than Cost TJ...J. .... U-.4 Anit muslin yet A new assortment for Hosiery,, Underwear and J HOLVERSON'S TORR Lace Curtain Clearance All odd pairs of cur tains left from our very successful season's selling will be Closed Out at Great Reductions If you want one pair or one curtain or any number of pairs don't overlook this offer, Special prices on all lines, J, J.- DALRYMPLE & CO. fte- I aiilM ti- I Mint wlitr'i an- rksrllf Me In "II-iiu-ntMM . I'm iM fl in mlwl mIiwi fHtlng W tUuwa hi.iI hiIiI twulli which KKreKtUri iftm RMiaf m lha an, uml iiiUiftirl In in nie. UmjwnatHnc toruimull iia It tiiai nl VOI) Mnio MM to -. .n . - SUtMiKH TO flT 1SVK, hOtili, vi r. ax J) l'liiyK HINGES KXI1IRT OPTICIAN, JM COMMHMOIAI. HTIIIIRT. A Ceneotlon, Tho sUlomoiit publlthrd that Richard Oaroy wnn applicant for tlio position of sute house garduor Is entirely without foundation. Sir. Onrey never umdu nppllontinn for It Aud novor niitlmrlwd his frionds to do m. Purthermoro ho doesn't expect UiRpply (vrnny iKtitluular plitco un Jr the now administration. -. . Fine blankets cleaned or dyed and nti-Hy Hus1im nt Ktwiiii Djro Works, lsOmiflriHl slract. oppnsito Wll luitlti Hottt. 1 21 cod If hBuBh EdHilBiHftVVnftv Ev pppH S&AfIHIIISK I'rltv. 91 35 Men's MilUtl. WiHfc-0 jsupm WILLIS BROS, & CO, aiUTOASU imhi.mumtimimmm mtm - t.'e irtrit of (tint while 25 yds for $1.00 of laces, worth 10c to 25c 7c per yard Gloves at Special Sale Prices UABH STOIIK About two hundred tickets have been sold for tlio charity bull to le Klvcn on tlio r veiling of Junuary .'10 HITUII UK bllU I (UIIIIIH Ul WUIIUUI .IV. " ' ""' v iuwn Hi in Chas. McNary, 0, 1), flabrlclson, and only horo at tho requestor his neigh August KranU will be tho lloor man- born at La Orantlo. Till! Jouhnai, agora aim mo uoor win oc put in tho best condition for dancing that It lias over been In. An error was madu In tho last aiinouncomontln slating that tho ball would bo a dress alTalr. A select crowd will bo In attendance but ovonlng dress In not u necessary feature. Tickets can bo bought at tho loading stores and a handsome sum Is expected to bo realized for the hcnotlt of tho city's poor. To-Nlght and To-Morrow NlKht, And each day anu night during this week ynu can vet at any druggist's Kemp's llaham for tho Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most successful remedy over sold for Coughs. Croup, Dronohllli. Asthma and Consumption. Oct a bottle to. day and keep It always In tho house so you can check your cold at once, Price 2&o and 60o. Hiimnlolwiuln Upu. Match game of llaskct Hull at tho V. M. 0. A. tonight, Oregon City vs. Saloin. Admission 15c, A Cuban Visitor of grcnt ronown Is In tho city, nud Is much sought after by the gentleman, It Is tho famoiM La Corona 10o olgar of A. Iluekenitelu's. Dr. Uul's Couth Synip Cures nuy com) or bronchitis, lung atrcotloii aud grlppo Physloians pruscrlbo this re liable remedy, and druggists lecom mom! Hi becaiio It never fulls to cure, mm wii out so ccmv a UOIUO. ALL STYLES Densmoru... New Century ... NdW Yosl.. . I08.80 104.60 ltttflO Typewriters for Rent, Snlriii Tyfiowriler Exchange and Itentoiy. U. M. LOOK WOOD. Pruju Oitlco Phone -10, Hot. I'luuelft. 208 Commorclal SI, SALM.M, 0H. Kid PKtting Corsets and Waists A Pull Kluok now on llautl. llnv mm trcta trial, owuwn. Itwlil, niVotlior make wrmi of the wme prlso nml If wu do wit fltMl it lienor made and better trfmmssi bring it baek and Bxst ,wr Toiey V. Tuesday Nighf, Jan. 31. ..kurP.'?arnM KaJo Cw, Tk titan !&ip'rJiS"M0,nir l,me- KwW" Alljtllk.bunaud Velvet ah iVini,5u- ou a vara A-SferVMr" I"i:3 -W mt ooflt tllsaaunl Kurnlihlug and MnU QloMug tut All Wmti3rShopr(Mitly tluanl. HOUtfP, hut Door &uiVi f timit'tiMiit.miRkmitiitt"' LEGISLATORS Wk.Wif.Cfht Napping b, the Decamping Idlers, Din Only Adjourn Prom Day to Day and Haye to Meet Hunday. It only takes a majority of tho leg islature to transact buslnoss but a quorum must be present. A majority voted tfrldav to keen at work, but they could not muster a quorum UOVBK HATUKDAY MOIININO In the absence of the speaker tho house was called to order, and Palmer of Linn elected temporary speuker Hull call disclosed fifteen members present. Fordney moved that the eorgoant at-arms be Instructed to bring In the iilicnntnoa tint, lie wnu votpfl ilnwn. W-U--WV -W... ..w ...r .uvv ......... Maxwell moved adjournment until 10 a. tn. Sunday. Roberts moved to amend by making it 2 p. m. Monday. Lost. Huslncss now came to a standstill, and there was a scattering fuslladu of motions, resolutions and points of ordor, sonic members contending that Ioa than a quorum could only adourn "from day to day." Finally Stump moved adjournment until 7 p. m. Hun day, and tho chair declared it carried. Palmer, or Linn, as speaker pro tern was a llttlo hasty In declaring the house adjourned. A perrect shower of motions and resolutions poured In. Ho blushed float tho honors heaped thick upon him you could hare lighted a mutch anywhere upon lilw counten ance. Jones of Llrin,ofTorcd n memorial as follews: lio It resolved by the House, the Senate concurring, that tho Congress of the United States now In session pass an Act nmondlng the constitu tion of the United Stutos to be sub mitted to tho legislatures of tho various statos, for tho iultlatlyo and referendum. This resolution wont through with out any nays. Turner Oliver of Union takes ox- coptlou to the refurenco to 111 iu In Tub JourtNAi, Friday, In the (report of tho defeat of the sugar bounty bill, suiting In effect that half the bounty would go Into his nackat. Ho savs tlicrols no truth In tho report, us lie Is Ins fought tho sugar bounty bill from tho start but lias nodoslro to mls ro prosont Oliver. ItopresontatlvoHhurwIn of Jaukton county, compllmontod Tint .Iouknai. by glvlnu It credit for killing tho MO.OOO Migiir bounty bill. Tho hugar IMjoplo will try to revive tho uiousuro. At Marion Court House, A suit was tiled in Department No, 2, of tho circuit court by J. W. Mo Klnney vs, Cora Itrown etui, it Is a foroolostiro suit brought to obtain pay miiiit on a Joint nud several prom isary noto for S0O issued by tho du fondants to tlio plalutlfT on Oct. 21, 1801. The plalutllfs demand tlio foro closuro of tho mortgi.go tiled bv them on defendants proporty, and that tho property bo sold at execution sale to onsuro payment oflSOO with liilorosl ittlOporriontsluco Oct. 21, 18UI, loss tho payment or $000 mado on Sep tember ft 1SIK) and tlU.HO paid on Out. 13, 1807, for the payment of tlio iilalu- tlll's altornoy's foes umountlngU) $0, J W. II. Itoluit's Is tho philutllT's attor ney. County Judge U. P. Torroll rocolvid notice Oils morning that the county bridge across Strang oreek, near Mo huina liitd been washod away by lloatltitf drift wood. Tlie brldgo will Imvo to bo repaired us It Is much needed for ptibllo truillo. Tho following deods wore flliul in the recorder's oillce; V. W. Durhli,, to W. 1). Fontmi, tho north lialf of Lot No, 8, In blook No. 70, InSalein.sherllf's deod, JW,0JO. S. H. Crocker aud wife to Clam K. .Martin, lots No. 3, 4,6 and , In blook IK, In Turner's addition tnTur. hit. w. d. mo. tleorge Jack ami wife to .lohu N. llukoi,S0.70tteie In the W. II. U,iV-.sr d. I. o., In t 8 w, r 2 w , ii. (I., xehaiiuo r tirotwrty timlti. $30 Wheels .ul1.'1.0, ntM' Hfile have, for tlio Irsl tlmu. Kent tliolr "Ti-urlst" iuihIoU to tlioouist, and wero able to show this wiiwtl ii both latliiw' and gents'. H1.,.30' ,l,mkl wheel that suuid. M huul a tiirarlur ut any sueh flguro. It Is bull mi (Iu. i.,..,iiii..... K. . . ..,. 7 v niwfcuim iiuvn (lllll ttNliMi, forgwl fork sruwii, one piece iv.' i '".""" wi axi; 3.1H eliulu; tool iml bvatlugs tliruugliuut and ruus siwooth as a ui; Mri..,.iVx' rigiit tirws, si oi; to or doubk tubo with tin t...r vh..L.i IV. ..P".' uiaks ium of tu iwm "l3J Ptw Wo. bulls' wlwlsVmwTuh broke; no j.j;tra churg; WIM frouj.,, wuieli Is wry drk olVv , iMHklng a musiWrtstt t!i by t ietianikiiiu..iM,i ....!".. KtnrautMwuUu wre oruy"t 0" IV M as n rwk on tb Wm ar iXl iratuv sri kwp )M,r ) o our w and fr MO, uho of me lwt wlieols in m. (Viuiusr4al it. 'ilti-ifrVrtinltoi"ll''l'l''"'t,'" PRISON REFORM, An Ex-Convict Proposes to Turn on the Light Wednesday Night. An cx-convici wnu whs iuiwusbu i,u. S'.'SZ a arm near aaiom inrnuB" wu "- nossora rcaaor oi xm. kuuui will deliver a free lecture at Reed's opera house on next Wednesday eve ning, leb. 1st. Ho Is a tuan who has shown by com positions to the press that ho pos sesses a more than average Intellect. He expresses himself well and will no doubt haye a startling story to tell. As to the truth of his own charges be must bear witness for himself and only asks a hearing In tho cause of humanity, Justice, morality and the reformation of the criminal clnsses. The public should give a hearing to this man, not out or any III will to the prison managom&nt under any pastor prosont uuperlntcudeut, but In the In terest of progress and humanity. Prom tbc Dubllc schools to the state prison severe punishment is out or nlacc among civilized Christian people. Tho teacher who Is con stantly whipping aud slapping chil dren commits a graver misdemeanor than the child that she punishes, and the same Is true of tho severe prison olllclal. Tho Orcgonlan today Hays. The Hogging yesterday of Ocorgo Johnson and Charles Williams, the two men attempted to escape from tho peni tentiary, has awakened renewed in terest In the subject or prison pun ishment, about which so much has been nuld m the papers of the state, and rrom pulpits, 119 a result or state ments made by discharged convicts and others. Superintendent Gilbert says ho keeps a record or all punish ments Indicted for violations or prison rulos, but when linked today to mike ntibllo he declined, saving that he old not think It bunt to do so at this time. Ho said thut only about 22 cases or punishment by Hogging have been recorded during Ills term, it Is possible that ho will allow tho record to no made puunc in a lew nays. NORTHWEST DEAU. Two very sad dcuths huve occurred in the family of Cuptulu P. F. Pack ard, Iu Fruit valley, Wash., during the past 10 duys. They wero Mrs. Surah Packard. Captatu Packard's uged mother, and her duughter, Mrs. Carrie Packard Hall, lioth ludles ar rived here In tho latter part of No. yeinbcr, rrom Rockland, Me. Mrs. Sarah Hogcrs died at Frunklon, Wusco county, .Iiuiunry 21, Shu was born in Path, Steuben county, New York, November 22, 1817, and was married atTroupsburg, N, V., April 21, 18.'ID. Mr. and Mrs Rogers moved to Oregon In 1877, aud two years later llioy madu their home In Hood Hlvcr valley. Fred Wltldled while working In liln grauury tit HllNidit, Friday arteruoon. Hu was about fit years old, a native or Germany, und had lived Iu Wash ingtou county 20 years, Leonard lluell, about BOycars of ugo, a MHpoclod pioneer or Douglas county died ut his homo at Looking Oluss Thursday. Mrs. Lizzie Sllsby-Farlngton, widow of the Into Daniel Furlnglon, died at her homo ou Lower Flftcon-Mlle creek IK . . . uiisuo county, wodtiosuay. She was 07 youiu old Mrs. Seaman Cox dlod nt Hood Ulver Junuary :, ngod -ill yours. Sho left six children, tho eldost 15 yoars old and the youngest ouo wetk. Ulehteenth Anniversary, Tho vurloua Young 1'uoplo's Sou lotlos or Chrlitluu Kndoovor. thnniuh. out tho city, will celebrate tho eigh teenth anniversary or tho Kndeuvor movement tomorrow evening, by hold ing two meetings, ono moetlug to bo hold In the Kndeuvor room of tho Presbyterian church mid Mi.mthnr i,. tho Kndeuvor room of the llaptlst oiiurcn. Tho Christian and United Hrettioru wiclutloa unulng with the lVosbylorlun soololy, and tlio Con gnsgmlouul and Uultwl Kyangolloal unllliigHith the IkiptUt. Moth on toruinlug societies will rurnlsh mwlal iiuittic. A-gensnU Invitation u ,.Tt.F,.ii ,n Hi iNiblk tu iitond either or tluwe HKWtliigs Meetings to liogln at :lfi. Kthsuitkm ami brMk down fallows Grt In Our Window (Irnj jtm Merino Uucv, to close tho FnwyStrlpoil KuiUmlSklrU. to close Nl JO. ftiw bVlmiiUN, gry amTbrtittn-lflo Katt Wool oM IPo Vuy all ui Knlttetl uhm, to cl.o. "l - Me U,!,.!i! 'ii"" '. Won a woudpi- ui i8r... ji, WoHtMi arui ktiltte! Hootls iV MailJ,..u,hlW'.-Pta?- vS!2,,l,?Vli,0,,,yu,Biil In our marked. WIQIN-S HA4JCSI1 uiuai. Ptipe Ta in p.ncl:agc3 at grocers' South Salem Social. Rev. and Mrs. P. T. Royal were made very happy this week by the announcement or the birth of their Urst grandchild. The new arriyal Is tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Ulack of Portland. Mrs. Black Is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Royal's eldest child Mrs. Annie Smith, who died some years ago In Africa, whero she went a a missionary. Leslie chapter Epworth League last evening elected the following dele gates to the Dlst. Convention to bo held nt Woodburn. Feb, 10. 17, 18 and 10. Miss MadleO Fling, Louis Jud son and Lizzie Swartz. Tho alter nate delegates are; Miss Wattcnpaugh, Mr. Tucker and Mrs. Emma Single ton. Thl3 league has a well organized branch or the Hand or Mercy In con nection. Mrs. E. n. Piper has tho sympathy or a large circle of friends In her double bereavement, buvlng lst In side of two days both husband and mother. The lutter being Mrs. Orubbe who died at McMlnnvllle on January 25, aged 87 years. Christian Science, Flr6t Church or Christ (scientist.) Services, Lesson fecrtnon and childrcns classes 10:15 u, in., subject Spirit. Wednesday evening meeting 7:30 p. ni. subject "What is tho Result of Faithfulness ? Christian Science hall corner Court and Liberty streets. n T1..I1 r.1i Ctisrtin TC7M1 PrnVA m Wl. MW UM6" wj., .w.v - quick and sure cure for croup. Mothers ...!. uniia nil 1 11 sn n i sk n nnftH WIIVU JfVIUI UIII1UIUU UIU UtkiaVU nit It Mint. Hrnnrlfitl rtlrfniitin vrill ntlt depend on this marvelous remedy. It never falls to cure nt once, Price 25c. No-To-llna fur Fifty Ct. Ousraotecd tobacco habit curs, makM wak men strong, blood pure. 60c, (1. All druggists. On China ware and on tho fow Hanquct and Vase Lamps that aro left. Lamps now ranging from $1.00 to $5,00, thai means a $7.20 Lamp for $5,00, a llttlo less than cust. Come now while the special sale Is on. Always ring up Telephone Ited No. 01 for good-Fresh Roasted ColTco and good Tea, and it will bo promptly delivered, Yokohama lea Store Slaughter... ...on LAMPS PAKOY OnOUKKRT (ILASSWAItK And all Holiday Goods nlll(be sold at any prlco from now on. Conio and sco tho goods and you will be overcome with our low bargulus. S0WNEIY3ANN TIIKGKOCKK 124 State st Tolephoue 51 A Few Intcrcstino P,',Vm A fow more pairs or our odd lots or to 30 ppr cent loss than rogular; ull Kwl l S Hul finv IlM of a kind Mostly lud 06' goods. Come and soo l! wo can't lit you. Man's ulniivr linn ,.t i , 20 wt oont out to cUe. See if wnVm ni)ou. o warrant our goods, re- iiuiiiuvi. MAOKLNTCWIU - Cut SO jier cent to clow. ve have asssifas-" "-"'"" Two only of the all Wogi invert In niPlllnm lirnwr. in. ...i .Y?' wcri, in Schillings Best 30 DAYS Special Sale WAS. '".iiiar, ror Moil's donhU texture cotton, with oaH) iM. BAZAAR -.- A.rti'fllriHil-iM Ml BII'S Is where you want to trade. It is a money saver for the customer? it is where you get umbrellas? it is the place to buy your mackintoshes it will pay you to buy your overcoats ou get good values in clothing it is where you get vour pantsMhev are good fits and prices will suit you In bovsf and children's clothing you'll find a fine assortment and latest styles, lowest in price For the latest assortment of hats go to Friedman's New Racket It is where the ladies always find the best as sortment of laces and embroideries anything you want in trimmings you will find at Friedman's New Racket It pavs you to buy your staples at Friedman's CORNER PERSONAL AND LOCAL, Movements of Residents and Visitors at the Capital City. For lulilltlrmnl locsl sml EocUl ico third figo Fred Miller was a visitor In Port land today. Charles D. Morris has returned to Oregon City. John S;ott, the attorney, went to Brooks toduy. Mr. and Mrs. John McCourt are Portland visitors, Rev. P. 11. Williams has returned from a visit at Oaky llle. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. McCornack are visitors at the Irish fair In Portland. Mrs, IIul. D, Putton has returned rrom a visit with hor parents at Port land. Miss Roxanna Thomas, of Wlllard, Is the guest of Salem friends, R. A. Kirk has returned from a sev eral days' visit to the Irish fair at Portland. Seuutor and Mrs. H, F. Mulkey went to Portland tills morning on un over Sunday visit. Justice and Mrs. C. E. WolverUin. and niece, Miss Edna Price, arc visit ing tnc insli fair at Portland. Miss Josephlno Hlbbard has re turned to her home at Wlllard after a short visit with Salem friends. Judge R. P. llolso went to Corvullls today to assist In u msetlng or tlio state grange to convene thoro tills evening. Miss Ella Strong, the Presbyterian missionary to Cairo, who lectured in tho Presbylerluu church last evening hus gone on to Tumor aud Albany in the Interest or her work. Come to the Hasket ball gamo to night ut the Y. M. C. A. irynmasluui; A rast and exciting tflime will bo piaea oetwecn Oiegou City nnd tho Sulam Y. M l A. Admission 15c. Representative Uiaekaiir. v.ru,-nii N'lchols, ami Palmer; Senators Drlyer, Kuykenduli and Chief CU-rk Jennings or tho liuuM', went to their respective homos this iiiur.u ig f..i ,m 0Tor Sun day visit. Hasket-ilull tonight at the y. i. C A. The Oregon Citv Y. M. n a have been victorious In games with the Portland Association and ... Salem to win. The Salem boys are going to put up tholrbest game to night. TO CURB A COLD IN ONI1 DAY tSKu Lvnll?e ?rotuo Q1,,u,n iitoiets. All druK'K sts rorund tim money ir It rails to curoT a& . T 2 Kenulne has L. U. Q. on each tablet! The Tennessee, Underslannri ha, .,n. . .. .. sand or thole &'." AUllu- nlants lft at i AV"-" V.."1' wS"j ire the finest table berry or 'tJtti Bet s ,n?i2 '.im Uraa lS.Put out to MaWiti'tiYrkiirfitosir New Corner State and Commercial Streets, New Remember (he Place STATE AND COMMERCIAL An Official Visit. Hrlgadler Generul Cliits. F. llecbee and stulT, consisting or Major George F. Wlllett, Major Dan J. Wood, and Ordlnatice ofTlcer James M. I. Wood wore In tho city today having come up this morning to pay an olllclal visit to Governor Geer. .They returned to Portland this attcrnoon .accompanied by Adjutant General U. Il.Tuttle. Chair Cars Detween Portland and Albany. Comfortable upholstered revolving chairs, observation ends, uttructive smoking rooms, lirst class In evorv particular, 25 cents Portland to Salem, m turns luriuirid m Ainnnv. Cur nn rear end of train. riiesecars will hn run throughout legislature. the session of the 1-17-td. CLOVER SEED.-Good clean clover seed, from tho Hubbard farm. This jeiir's crop; free rrom ull roul stuff. 390 Commerclul sfeet corner of Marlon. $ m Money Refunded, Satisfaction guaranteed when you uscSaiem "Special" Hour. Money back If you don't llko It. 4 tr AMUSEMENTS. REED'S OPERA HOUSE. One Wkric COMMENC1NO MONDAY, JANUAItT 23d. RETURN OF THE FAVORITE The Greaf McEuten "WORLD'S. GREATEST HYPNOTIST." PtUCK 2J and ZOc RETIRING FROm The Emporium.. Are now closing "cut Ihcir entire stock, article in the storejto go at prices Regardless of Cost Now is the time to secure some rare bargains in China, Semu-porcclain, Vases, Ornaments, Brica brae, Fugs, Portierres, Lamps, etc. Stock and fixtures for&alc in whole or part. THE Rttt STREETS, llcmily In Illood Dccjt. Ciena blood mctins a clean t-lcln. No beauty without it. Cahcarcts, Candy Cathar tic cluan your blood and kw-p it clean, by stirring up the lazy liver and driving all ni nuntios from the body. IJeRin to-day to banish pimples, boil, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking CascarctH, beauty for ten cents. All drug, gist, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 60c. S, C, STONE, M. D. Proprietor of Stone's Druff Stores HAIiliM, OnEOON. The 'lores (Uto In number) are located at No. Hi nml 8JW Commercial Urcct, and are ueltMockal with aeaiiiiUtc line of drugs and medicines, toilet article., porfumsry, bniBhs. tr., etc., eto. DIt. BTONK Has had mnc ih yean eiptrlturs la Iks pr. tifot aitdlslneand uow maltea n aliKri far vsniiihnlloi.uautiintUu arprtiterlpttas. Wood - Coal Good Dry Fir and Oak Suvjd and De livered. Fiuo Tree Birnhig Coal. D. B DBNTLBY & CO. Hucrcstors to Satem Improvoineut Co. Im- Prlcen. rront and CUemsketa Hl. BO YEAF18 EXPERIENCE TrtADr Marks nrmnNQ nnvniAuvs Jt. iiiti ..." " 'kicu anu Qcscnpimn roar Pnlm,lT5,fJr.?? 8 CTr P'"on freo whether as A n.nn. ..nillnM h i, . . .... JvsAi.sMvsrissin ,r. . ....,, ,,,,0,, vimrnu, m mo Scientific Jlinciicitt. ijcir lllmtrated weeklr. Iret etr. T anr 1010110110 Journal, Tornu, S3 a r monthi, L Bold by all nowadealern. SCooiBrosdway, New York OOlco. 025 K HU Washington, U. O. Urnnc Eve ry yean fou MUNN UrnncU BUSINESS! '2 EMPORIUM 309 Commgrcial Street. J. Ii " "'- ilOTIlt, . IIUISI, Salam, Or !& - W'wwmftmt, iwy"" ' i w. rra WbIU )Sfflk3i maamaamiim -M asr BMlRfUL TmT