The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, March 28, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextSUBSCRIBE fORTHF, DAILY CAPITAL j5S!5Z2!2 JOURNAL FR0A1 NOW UNTIL AFTER THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION r rOR $t.50. Today and Tomorrow- Hosiery and Ood?FWear fcUU!wr ARE TO BE SACRIFICED AT OUR Kin i MS Special Sale rw fhursday, Friday and Saturday COME AND;SEE THE BARGAINS WE ARE SHOWING. CAPITAL ICITY'S GUEST Wm. J. Bryan of Nebraska Given a Most Cordial Reception. WELCOME THE DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN REGARDLESS OF PARTY COUNTY JUDGES Records of Hubbard and Terrell for Three Years Each. Separated Expenditure! Showing Cost of Ulllerent Departments in maiion County. ... iVCASH STORE HOLVERSON'S I 208 ntld OOO.COMMUROtAb ST. STORE We Carry 37 Styles and Can Fit Any Figure, Ask to See the 20th Century Models, All Warner's Corsets are Rust Proof, STANDS THE TEST? VJf. J. DALRYMPLE & OCl. Teams alid Boatloads of People Come From All Direc tions and With Smiling Faces. 94-98. 2M58 15,080 Hood and bridge rati I Stat Uountv.. '.'.'.'.', '.'.'.... 3,305 Pn ii nor llonnrv 7.200 Crhnlnnl 17.-I05 Wtmmtmi! Japs i' People! While ilicrc Is a wide divergence of opinion in the minds of many people as to whether this is the bcgmmnir of the Twentieth, or the end of the Nineteenth Century, there is no difference of opinion as to who is away ahead in offering bar gains in Dress Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps and Notions. That prize has been awarded At an early hour In tho morning poo began to xmr into tlio city from all ill rcctiong, Tliov camo in farm wauon. In linckg, In buggies, In carts, on horeu back, mi hlcvc l(! mid on font. Tim river steamers wero loaded to tliu guards, and people camo In rowboaU. Tlio water living raid, It Ib not believed that any one snain In. Hy tlio mlddlu nf tlio fore noon all tlio I Ivor v stables were crowded with country teams and tlio streets near by woro lined with muddy vehicles. Tlio work of cleaiitnir tin tlm irrniiiul nt Marlon soiiarii was (liilslind and tint last load of limbs and trash hauled out by 10 o'clock, and tlio ladles' committee was busily engaged in decorating tho apcakor's stand and tho grovo. Tlio stand was tastefully droned In bnntlne and hung with ttaaa and ovorurcons. Tho treo trunks boro llaus and shields and "wclcomo" mottoes. All tho available chairs In town warn procured by tho committee for tho tuo of tho ladles, and whon tho peopto camo many broiiuht en inn chair and stools. as suggested by Tiik JoutiVAt,. Any attempt to put this imthorltnr of tlio pvoplo In tho Iluht of a nartiran campaign rally falls Hat. It ua n spontaneous outpouring of eoplo to seo ana Hear n man of world-wldo roputa I II. list, 297 Coiii. St, Salem, Or. No old goods to look over all stock is new and up-to-date. . WKATHKH HKPOHT. Tonight and Thursday ocvitsloual rain li HofEfARmVALSJ to Commercial and north to Marlon Sijuaro. nnVAN i.NTnonucEi), After singing by Mrg. Hinges, Hon. John Jeffroy introduced tho Silver- tongued orator from tho I'latto, as the most distinguished privato citlren of tho united States. (Applauded.) No band Is needed to call tho people together when ho is announced to sneak and no constablo is required to keen them. Bryan orosoamld irreat cheer- lug and at onco put himself at easo with tho crowd that was estimated at from six to ten thousand, and it had only be gan to arrivo as people woro streaming iroin all directions. At Albany tho Itonubllcan convention adjourned to swell bis crowd. A lareo delegation of supporters attended him to naiom ana tlio train mado tho run down In 30 minutes. Thoro wero nt least it thousand at tho depot to greet his arrival at Salem. Tho procession of carriages and train of street cars was attended by miles of people on tho side walks. Tlio Uryon meotlmr at Salem was a pronounced success. As this report closes. Urvan Is still speaking, and n further report will bu given in our next issue. till. IIHVAN'h AltaUMK.NTS. Mr. Ilryan's speech dealt nlmoal entirely with tho questions which ho hail ueon (liscusalng In various parts of tho country, tho money question, tho triint question and imerlalism. Ho charged tho Kopubllcan party with practicing a Courthouse and Jail. 17,1569 Clerk 15,078 Election 3,208 3heriff 1U.560 0,U3 21,700 4,037 10 5,808 3,000 ' 1,713 469 Tfi.tr.mnnlfl Ar rAata A tK Lezal ecrvice 1.331 Hebatcs 250 Census 3,310 Tax purchase 3 Uountytuugo 4,ouu Itecorder Assessor Hnp't schools Dolinnucnt roll Jury... County Treasurer. . . Tnr nili'erlMntr I Indigent soldiers.... School Kxamincrs.. .Tudgmonts it costs.. 7-M 30,032 20,841 8,452 15,447 0,182 18,070 12,703 4,123 15,400 5,834 13,705 3,779 550 4,423 3,250 557 2,379 402 84 1,137 351 CANDIDATE SCOTT. Which He Will Kxnnrtlni? lx)oks Canada thistles. Su Mi 35 3,083 052 9,587 1,374 pervisors 8,887 llitary 1,002 Totals 1208,151 1203,650 AUM3VH.LE atANTS. Opposed to Pu'tlng Up a Party Ticket For County Officers. Following lire tho dolegales to tl.s Democratic County Convention from Aumsville precinct: II. JOKKL. C. II. MnCIIELL. JAS. SIMPSON, SK. W. . HOWD. 0. H. GILBERT. JNO. DARBY. J. GARB. . F. SIMPSON. CIIA8. F. HEIN. A resolution uasunaniraously adopted favoring a citizens movement in Ma rion county. A Slate That Will Be Pushed? Ono authority says this state has been agreed on and will be pushed for victory in tho Republican conventien: Bushoy for county judge. commissioner. n..i.i..t... Card on ruuii.ni." Make Ills KKota it wccieu. To the Delegates of the Marion County uonvenuu" ; GKsrtEME.v:--I Zt?co nty "Jf of Marion "county i imlt tho following for your earnest consideratien: . , ti.iu a tiAiinrr ni nil i una - . U.l'UrelSeVuponthoduUeso it--Vmi fnvnrs to anyone, and rive tho people a clean, economical ad mlnlstrajionr and redt county ex- penses, it wouiu mrau m... .- , ,,,, E, a Po Itlcal and business way. could nota'ffordtotako the office 1th any other Intention in view. . "w"""r that I could bco fruits of such an effort after I would havo eencd ono torm i would not consider tho matter for one moment, Inasmuch as I considor tho t J-.i..i frt Ilia rpflmtlibllit Biliary inuueuumu i --i that necessarily would devolve upon anj one who mis ino ouicc. nlti ntnmilllL' oosoiuieiy Uiu ." m responsibility, tree irom any t"i ring, and if elected will bo freo to per rm tho duties of the office, as I tnlnk PERUNA A REMEDY FOR FEMALE CATARRH . nrotht I would have been ! ' Tf?f fHlatfaC4t?&i& a miff uimZX5ytU3f&. -mzzzzzzp t MrX!?i tBB OTIEh siPi, Bar s? 9 1 am ... own nr !. .!...!., iorm mo uuiics " "" "-, -- -. - they should bo performed. I havo a warm feeling of friendship towards my .i.i n- ...! r nin tint trv- nvais mr tuo noiiur, w . not trv ...I.... nn tottettlio nomination uj , their defects, but wish to etand nbsol .,ii,. unni, mv nn record, whatever that may be worth. Thcro has been some little objection to mo on account of my ago. l-oi your iw.nnt. Tlllf.iv that on tho 10th of next September, I will bo thirty-flvo ytars of ago. If you, after honestly con aideringmy iwsltlon relotlvo to this mat ter, and my iitiatiiicaiions mr mu uim.u, can conscientiously glvo mo jour sup port, I shall bo very thankful for it. If you do not thcro will bo no hard feel ings on my part. Respectfully submitted, Joii.x II. Scott. Marrlnee License. A marriage license was today grni G. S. Mangle and Miss Ethel Stay Dth of this county. W. A. Staj tn both father of the young ncsj. lady listing granted yton, uon. 09 wit- ' A Delighted Woman Or man you will lx, If your tight has Ufii falling, to wit How perfectly wo rtt rctoru It with a pair of our lino French cryatal or UrotllUn inibblA oyo gUkM'i or HH'tacies, altor vo imut teittil ruiir signi nuu suijusirti mum to reiniMty iiifecU. Wo itro iklllwt opticians, nil till ocuiutt' pnwrlptlona tHirfiH'tlr. or fit your uyM (nun our export teits. Chlldii'ii's vjt4 tritixl 1th Imtni iiienta mado ciclally (or that kind of taUt O.H.HIN0BS KXI'SRT OITI0IAV. SlidCOMMKHOtAt. T. . Noxtdoor to llohernon't OOTTAnit. O. II. Ilcckman. Palms, Cal. N. A . (layer. Palms, Cut. J. W. Whltlock, Hilvertou. Alox l4tFollott, Brooks, llont Jniios, llrnoks. II. II. Ulkofi, Han Francisco. N. K. Rankin. Portland. T.8. ToHiiiunil, Portland. P. I Kvnnady, Wootlbiim. Mary A. Keunady, Woodlmrn. Mr. M. V, JohiiKou, Wwxlburn. Geo. H Weeks, Iurnro. (Mi. 1'easo, LtMAngelea. K. A. M. Cone. Bitttevillo. A. O. Hchcurrr, Buttovill. Chas. IMulicko, llitttovlllo. E. O. Htophtms, Jluttovlll... wauuirrrM. J. 11. lUxtor, Ban Fronrlson. 0. 11. Smith, Han Francisco. V. K. Smith, San Franolaco. J. lw, San FranciKM. Max Kriishmtlukl, Portland. Frank Hihor, Monmouth. Anion Carter, Chicago. J. P. lllakt.lv. Chicago. W. Ketch, Chicago. A. II. Dreuioud, i'lirtlniid. P. E. IWimllct, lUtou II. H, Hmllh, Pan Francisco. II. A. HnyttiT, Aurora, . H. Hurst, Aurora. Jno. II. Wilght, Bt. Uiuls Mo. lU'rlha Wright. Ht Uufs, Mo. W, K, UroMi, Portland. H. U Wariiur, Kauaa Olty. 1, 1.. Pattenwti, Oily. ' J. A.Crvctling. Amity Ore. Port Bonner, lUUtou. Ralph Haery, lUUtou. LoulM Brvhauy, Oo, 7 HH)ple, Our Leaders TO HOUSEKEEPERS Canned vegetables are cheapest at this season. Our standard brands corn-best cans, 25c, Preferred stock. 2 cans. 25c. lUmAIUW-standard size, 3 cans for 25c, Preferred . ,,,u llol,t tvl- whw ai.o FinWHR PnT..finni r nnuMrcrl 3ARDlNIERS-a nice line at greatly cut prces, MOCK'.'ii GILT EDGE BUTTER Rotlfi & Oraber VH a Q. ttan nomann 134 StuUtlt Prion at tlon, it man whom thov resnect and ml. Hiiro personally, whether they agreo w flh his jiolltlcal principles or not. This Is n slronriy Republican cltv in 'tho midst of n stronulv Itoniilillean farnilng section. Vut It might bo said tlmtwholo Ruptlbllcail lilecincta unrn hero en masse, not to greet tho next presidential candidate, t but to greet llllam J. Bryiin, tho mitn. Tho Salem public aohools utiru. i'IddihI for a half-holiday tlilajiftwriioon.Jo uivo the clilldTen a chiTiirotolow"iniceno which they will remember all their Ihus. Many of tliu iiiuntry svluxils within reach of this city uro iiIho clonsl for tlm day. Tho delayed overland train brought uiilmmensofmwd from up tlio vallov. Thonu mi tho train nay thut Mr. Bryiin receiMi a uviieral uiul euthiis ast o ro. ceptlon all along tho lino, tho farmers turning out In great numWs. TIIKIIVMI), As It has boon announced thnt Hih Ohunuiwa band has been secured, sumu explanation of It (iiou-apH)Hranco Is iiwwsary, When tho coinmlltwi llrat tried to KCtiro tills baud its loader, nun , ., ntoiidemler doiuaiuled t&0. This was ery proiterlyituulderiHi bv tho com. inlttwi n exorbitant nrlcv. niul It was determined that, rather than Ut "gouged," they would illHno with IkiihI iiuislo altogether. A few days later, a 'proposition was mvlvnl from tho leader of tlio baud to coma with 15 pltvea for a round sum of (Ho, At tho Monday uvvnlim tneotlmt of tho mnnnli. I eo ll win decided to artoit this off.,r. Accordingly, on Tuomlaj- Mr. Straddle- mlrowatiiotllled that hla oflHr would bo accepted. Then ho demaiulwl that railroad fares and bourtl must also I u (urul1iwlwhrouMii the committee Mmtigiicd him and hla baud to a warmer ollmutt), refusing utterly to bo bull-doiod in any nicii maimer. Totlay tho committee got into com- imiuUmtlon wllh tho AlUuy barn) and mado arraugeiiunts so that it wimo down on tho special train with Mr. Bryan, 10 that wo Meru not without a baud, after all, In tplto of tlio tact that all tho peoplu lit tho WllUmolto Valley seemed to Ihi down town, oiowdlns tho alduwulka nr Ailing Marion Bqiuro., there was an lm- iiivnio urowd out at the depot Umg U. ' foro tho train camo in. ThadeiKit wall wero llnwl thnw il.vm II uw... ..,).. 111. I.I !.. i l.. iVMIi. mm uiivii', niH ovvry piiwt ami iciegrapn yu Wim surrouiull with (tlHVkd on thobtwii l'h platform was crowded with a urgjiiK mua of huuianltv waltlu.-tu.. tiwitly for a gllinpw ol tho great Nubia, kau. At I ttS tho train imlUl In an.LI iL i . . . - - -"" OHiMruig oj tho vl. Tho AlUtuy .UtitalnttiMon tho train aud plajeda lively air, and Win. J. Bryan soon ajv IpiMruHl, siullliigly ckuowIodlllg the o)aUonltoivivl. Ho was at ouce wwuluctivl toau pu carriage drawn by four black luru. with toain plumw, and the proowtioa Conllnurd on I'ago Two New Citizens. A. L. Show, natlvo of Canada, James A. Ijike, natlvo of Cuimda, Mathow Gllson, native of Ireland and Nicholas A Sllfllll. tmtlVll nt I'mtW'A ll.niln.1... I .. . . f .... .....vw nv.w IUT1IIV admitted to full citizenship. tv. ...... i . r. inu iiinenii win ii hStMtvassssi 'fcScey' l000' Wain for sheriff Hall for clork. Rowland for recorder. Dnwnlmr fnr frpnnrnr. Mooresior Supt. schools. Rice for assessor. Waldo, Hughes and Piorco Poormun of Woodburn and Stayton for legislature. of Salem, Keono of Best of All To dense tho system in a gentlo and truly beneficial manner, when tho Springtime conies, use tho true ond per fect remedy, Syrup of Figs. Buy tho genuine Manufactured by tho Cali fornia Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale by all druggists, at 60 cents per bottle. Ar.nntttirn. Yoiik Co.. Va. Dr.8. B. Hartman, Columbus, O.r I can searcoly And words to express my gratitude to you for all your kind ness to mo. It has robbed tho grave of one victim, for I wai In a crltldil condi tion when I wrote you before, tiiouks . . i...r.o mv '.i.filtli la fnllv ro- VO J UU,IIU" u ti 'J ..--.-.. ,, stored. 1 wish every young lady in our town could read your book. Thoro would bo a great deal less sickness and puny TOmcn." .IlISS UOmin Hi.ouiuui. Navabota, Tkx. Dr. 8. B. Hartman, Columbus, O.: it r ,hinir it I. limn to lot rou know trhat your treatment has dono for me. ... .1 . . 1 t.t .. ,.nttt1n T l.nrl t am nu or inai lornuiu uimm " when I wroto to you. When I would itoop over I could not straighten up without the most so vero pain. I am well f that, and am much better 111 other ,vayi."-Mrs. V. K. V. Gllle, Box 11). OsritA, MlBB. Dr. S. B. Hartman, Columbus, O.t "I am sure that Pe-ru-na It ono of tho Kst medicines on tho market. I am Tlie Choicest havi for two years. now had I """'BUn not used It. I havo told many others the good It did me. Everybody said that I had con' sumption, and I knew that I would havo It unless I got re lief. I fool It my dutv to clvo pralso whore It u i., oyer shall bo grateful to tho roan? dlsoovered Pc-rn-na." Mrs a v ,. . Dr. S.D. Hartman, Columbus. o , ' m. .... .uu..UH muon ootter now tin.. I Ind Po-rua,l ho boat n oompUlnt, tTTi in all omm extreme wl neslthlnk,u the best remed, In tho WorM .' H has donsn,, great deal o ay that I am looking better now than have for years. Tlier mm ,. l whot I have been doing, I look so n T ,.11 l.. .1... T. " .... "'I, .v.. n.u.u mat i-e-ru-na CllU It. J D0B, Dr. Hartman will lire many y,ar. mo,, to holn others as ho did mi.. .. Buthe, 1831 Sixth atreot. ' Kvory woman should hare a coot 0i Health and Beauty." This book n tains specific Instructions for the treat mont and euro of fomalo catarrh. In, illustrated and contains much Inform., tlon. Address Dr.Hartman.Columbu. ft laaaaB Sumptef Mines, Tickotstooll mining towns Spokano. Baker Cltv. Moscow. San Francisco and all other (mints, Baiuugo checked trirnntrli flftvnq ninnmf l.nv M linn-nr'. odlco foot Trade street. 2-8-lm, DIED. HOFFMAN-At his homo, 1 miles soiiin ot Baiem, Wednesday, at 2 a. m., March 2H, 1000, of la grippo and brain foer, Jacob 0. Hoffman, aged 45 years, 1 month and 0 oays. inu lunerui win toko piaco oil! 1 in ra nt 1 o'clock, from I JT SPRINC HEEE What was yon saying about those meals? I said they wero tho best I ever cat. )ou will ilnd them nt tho White Uoiito Restaurant, which In mum nil nlirlit mwl meals tuned at all hours. Ovsturs rt specialty. .McKim)p A Bekkiiaiit Proprietors, 100 Stato St. At the mwt its just around the corner-about time to think of painting up that's the point that interests us-reason-- we ve paints to sell-good paints too-must be or hey couldn t get an entrance here-we've paints for anv thing you want to paint-family paint put up in cans ready tor use at 25, 35 and 50c. per can-we've paints lor f.T T W r' pwi w "vc vc puiius ior your Darn at M,00 per ra on-wcW nnints fnr , un..L ..i SI. 50 and ft.75-weVe paints Tor your bicycle at 25c. We ve any kind of a paint any kind of a man wants except war paint, and paint brushes from 10c. to 51.35. D, I Fry Druggist For a.spring medicine take Fry's Sarsaparilla MMM..Mi ,w'"t-i Ji-- per uutue, DRY GOODS AND SHOES Will nmv hp Hisnnspd nf for Ip.vs mntipv flinn fim nnr.,i. .. be purchased wholesale today. When I first started closinsr out the Willis fit ' fr,b t had twice as much goods as I have today. It was an im mense stock. We are out of some stanles. but thnf k in ! avMi.j We invite the people to inspect our iroods and iearn our 'S' We have a full line of corsets, gloves, hosiery and under. wear. Some fine dress goods, silks and velvets. Shoes in irieat varietv. late slvles. p-ond mmlffv u;:u:. Bros, dirl nni linnrllp rlipnn din: hnf cnU nni.. i-j.i goods and now you can purchase them for less than mer- viiiiiito nave iu yy iui tiictip Fine stock of men's hats and white vests, men's shirts gloves, socks, ties etc. prices Isadore Greenbaum 1st Door South of the Post Office. TWENTY.FIVE REASONS For Buying a Standard Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine ONLY ONE REASON For Buying any other machine, viz., it is cheaper. But, there is more difference in the quality than in the price. Tim (;,, ,,iiii .... . .... " , liold." ,W yTrdVof' 'EeJBSr bbbi" ' ny l0Ck 8t"ch "'l iwbblu inoro nulckly wouml. 1 lie llrst Stitch iwrfect without holding ends of thread I o tuition U releawd when taking out tho goods. ' l ho lliu st gocls aro not drawn or puckered. "? ,,Min my ot,u"" macliine. Runs 60 jr wnt lighter than old stylo machines. filinriu. Zii i wiwam continuous y w thout alar. ' y&JS&Jt -".l-lh.fcta. liable to bend '""aiwav. SlKrirrtote1"1,0' U" , frtlom from .tltch sklimlng U' l0O' ,,enw ,,mo't "tolute r,UtarS,,oht " WUUOt " " -"o-henco no broken need. IwtwttanandjKicklngofuewllo bar and conatmotinn nf ..t. .. . "inaoieaa Halt tv in II ..i. n... i. ....iT. " " -"P anu iveu i.V n i - - T. ... V" " -"? .iiii-b. DEED'S OP El? A HOUSE TATTON JIR03. Mamjcr,. ONJJCONOKRT ONLY, Wednesday no Marrh 2C 10 THIS Lotiise Brebany Operatic Concert LOUISE BREHANY AMERICA'S FAVORITE Assisted by n niHrh coiupony. fl Great Mtisical Even. TJion for thoao who want a good wheel for loss money wo havo tho Ideal at ld?al People buy RMBt,bCCu., they Imotnuteil tho Rakbu, bullderi tor jo fn. When RAMaL,,, cott fIJ0 lnJ ,'" ,,T" PCP' purchaiej cheaper whecli for economy. Willi RAMBLERS at So " would to fa economr ,0 - -u oiuer tort ot wheel. Omi and ut unlt. S2C, S25 and $30. mndo and guaranteed by tho Itamblor makors. All our cycles are fitted with tho Great G & J Tire The tiro moat nil the wheels Ut. If it is o ItambUr tiro. II IS 10 17 18 It) &5 wSTrl unu? US f !,,or lk'Utch machines. 1 .KA&SK&C; -'"-'i"""". '"ii t.u,.P, ..w-I.IIIO. ... .. ,ur Au . ,1. & V' flt construction and tlntal, known toar Th w uu wiU I faVuih?. 0"r ,0C. ' lec?,ir ,0 th 'SUiidarJ." rwdy. ' ro " ftU ,h1 PV to you by actual twt. v aU ays F. A. WIQQINS Prima .in rK ....i wSdrs"! t0 "ubcribcra emry Spring Shoes Ladies' fans and Black V.U--me utest Lasts, at Reduced Prices. Men's Farm and Dress Shoes in best ca0nCikpetiorSlow JACOB UOGT 95 State St. , Call .in and let us show you our wheels it may saveivou $. anv wavVr, ir ia, in showinrY'Ui Tt, 1 a r. .nt r r ,,.& WWJL wiiccis. s iun line or Dir cycie sundries, 7C "" N 'C' HV 1j MX cSliinn f 258 fnnim(...M Ci New and Second Hand Ramblers on Installments. Neitf flearse! NEWLY FI1TED UNDERTAKING PARLORS LARGEST LINE OF Unden SHIP TO .Q07 r-N-TT onrv waJaiuay rapidly doWtt Btawtrw. Pianos, Organs, Sewing Macliines aad Bicycles I WANT EGGS TO THE NORTH, FOR OUD THAT CO.UF.S KDmi KLONDIKE X X TC ?C CiOLD, NOME. r iMMiMBiirw r-rwl (ino Goods FOR THAT CO.MES FROM GATHER THE ' - m BGGS Rednril pr:, .... SWe s... SalOre!"6 New Cltv MofffUe A- Bl Buren, Proprietor. Bottled Bfifip. w wa AND TAKE thpm to r-r, HE WANTS imrvvr- -- '.vvA.vaJU Op THEM. Klinirer r.i. .. ., -Swor:.ruih84,era ?filShgS J"'l b. filled cUyd.llX.eSo?0- G My Uranda urkT :i!i of flour in tl ARDEN SAND LOAM, FERTILIZERS. D. S. BENTLEY & CO. Now Is tho time 310 Front t OAMTOItlA. Btantka vtftllUnd YoJ HlM WrJ H bUklniJ. h"H ho do tho lnr. tell "tokreull Flour. 3-3-tf. faxtua of in wiHMttaa,ii.;. l&i&A , -V x Ctyffffi&t