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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Ihn Nomination of Carlisle as Post
nnaster at st. Luui. u,id I'm

Iha Nomination of Carlisle as Post
naster at st. Louis Held I'm.
AsHINGTUN. March l1.-Tnere is
some hitch i'll the senate committee ON
the confirmation of James l., Carlisle
tor postmaster of ST Louis. The com.
mlttee sent to the postmaster general
the protests that had been filed against
Mr. Carllsie's appointment. These pro-
Rsts came from business men of st.
Louis, and were III the interest of Mr..
NcHenrys candidacy for postmaster.
AS far as can he learned. the oppose
ton to Carlisle's confirmation is not
serious. The Missouri senator's, while
they do not favor Carlisles appoint
ment. will not fight his confirmation,
The postotfice committee. however. is
considering the case with great deli b.
Grafton and caution, but the chances
are that Mr.. Carlisle will be confirmed
some time next week
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17
An Old Man Found Hanging.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, March IL
Michael Kerrigan, an old citizen. wa.
found hanging from a rafter, by u rope,
in a vacant barn in this city. The first
impression was that he had committed
suicide, but circumstances poih' 10
foul play. Kerrigan was 81 years old.
The body was found by his son, who
left it in the same position for two
bonrs until coroner arrived. An III
vestiration is now i'll progress.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17
Alien Contract Law.

WASHINGTON, March IA letter
has been received at the immigration
bureau, treasury department. from the
inspector at Buffalo, N Y. asking for
n ruling as to whether two Canadian
baseball players, recently engaged to
play in this country by the Buffalo
club, come within the prohibitions of
the alien contract law. Until Super
intendent Stumps return to the city no
action will be taken. The Buffalo club.
it is said. contends that base ball is a
recognized profession, and that as
such the players under the law are ex-
empt.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17
RICH PHOSPHATE Beds.
Valuable Discoveries In Lewis and
Hickman Counties, Tenn.

Valuable Discoveries In Lewis and
Hickman Counties, Tenn.
NASHVILLE, March IL For over two
months experts have been in Lewis and
hickman counties looking INTO the re-
ported discovery of beds of phosphate
in those counties. They have exam
ined about $1,000 acres OF land and
found ore of the richest quality at
many points and more OF less all over
the section. Samples have been ana
lyzed and found to he over the re-
quired percentage of phosphoric acid,
and the chemist of Lehigh university
is among those reporting on it. Nash
vile citizens and the Southern Iron
company have been quietly gathering
in the land containing the deposits and
own 5000 acres already. The present
production of phosphate i'll Florida and
Georgia is almost all exported. because
of the cost of getting it inland. These
beds will have an advantage of 81 tor
III rates to interior points, SO that the
projectors of extensive mining plan.
are expecting to reap big fortunes from
the find. Some of the beds are 80 inches
in thickness
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17
WEALTHY HETTY GREEN.
Life of the Richest Woman Saved by
New York Policeman.


New YORK. March l7.-Hetty Green's
life was saved by the GOODNESS and he
roism of Policeman John Kane. The
richest woman i'll the world was dodg-
ing the tax assessors men. In going
from the east to the west side of Broad
way she looked furtively up and down
the street To see if she was being fol-
lowed She forgot the dangers Of
crossing. Suddenly she heard the clang
ing of a car gong and the shouts of by
ISLANDERS.
Mrs Green stood as if paralyzed with
fright. clutching the little old satchel
in which she carries so many precious
bonds and mortgages. The car was al
most upon her, and in another instant
would have tn. own her down i'll the
middle of the track. Before Mrs. Green
could stir or cry out she was picked up
in pair of strong arms. The down
town car brushed her skirts on one side
and the uptown on the other. She had
been held between the tracks
Then Mrs. Green. looking very much
annoyed at the attention she WAS at
tracing from crowd on the sidewalk
walked off without word of thanks OF
sign of gratitude.
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N WAR AT AN END
..hIe at Denver to Be Set
tied In Court.
IrrRNOR WAITE BACKS DOWN

ats Not Carried out and Now
.d as IA Big Bluf'-The Matter to
submitted to the Supreme Court
ITS Merits What Mrs. Lease
.rs of the Affair.
nvyvER, March 1.-THE war is over.
Last it is announced by Attorney 5.
c,ovens who has been in consulta-
v;th the governor large part of
.fternoon that his excellency has
.,,ed the advice of his attorneys
consented to submit the fire and
;cs board question to the supreme
., on its merits. The governor says
1, still considering the matter, but
!, generally believed that Mr.. Ste
:. speaks by the book, so the Col
a. National guard which was or
al TO he ready to take the field on
vt notice will not be called i'll ac-
k,ny people regard the governors
lnsry demonstration as big bluff to
Ov his contempt for Judge Graham s
nnction and compel the judge, if
,ihle. to arrest him.
General McCook's ordering of the
,ted States troops to this city has
N approved at Washington, and he
removed them from the union de-
representatives from the cham Der OF
nmerce, prominent attorneys and
hsr distinguished citizens have been
hiring with the governor to submit
matter to the supreme court. which
mower to call upon counsel for both
old and the new fire and police
aids to present their case.
fhe Undergraduates to the court art
wd on two police forces being i'll ex
Nce, the right of the governor to re
we from Office and appoint Others to
the vacancies and his right to cal
Du the militia to seat his appointee
Office
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8aIjard's Snow Lniment.

This Imminent is different in COM
position from any other liniment on
the market. 1t is scientific discovery
which results in it being the most
penetrating Linlmens ever known.
There are numerous white limitations,
which may be recommended because
they pay the seller a greater proht
Beware of these and demand Bal
lards Snow Liniment. 1t positively
cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia Spralns,
Rruises. Wounds, Cnts, Sciatica and
Inflamatory Rhematism' burns
Scalds, Sore Feet, Contracted Muscles
Stiff Joints, Old Sores, Pain In BACK
Barb Wire Cuts, Sore Chest or THROAT
end is especially beneficial in Paraly
sis Sold by Risner & Co Waco D.
B. Cornish, East Waco, Texas.
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EAat A Prominent Insurance Man SAYS

NJ. Blossom, senior member of
NJ Blossom & Co, 2l7 n. Sd St /.
Louis, writes: | had been left with
Ny distressing cough, the result Of
Faenza, which nothing seemed tore
We, until | took Billiards. Horehound
ap, One bottle completely cured
sent one bottle to my sister,
had severe cough, and she ex
|henced immediate relief. | always
commend this syrup to my friends
'ehn Cranston, sos Hampshire
Fey Quincy, Ills writes: | have
nc Billiards. Horehound Syrup
psllor to any other cough medicine
.se ever known 1t never disap'
a9@. Price 500. Sold by FISHER
~', Waco, j. B. Cornish East
NO, Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17

DALLAS, March l7.-W. S. Simkins
q Henry c. Coke will leave for
|sshington on. the 25th instant to rep
Eent the state before the supreme
brt Of the United States in the rail
Pd commission case. wich is set for
I'd OF next month. Mr.. Simkins
- that the case will be decided by
! ID of May.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17
Errirht Train Wrecked.

fn1sBuRG. March IA freight
In on the Pittsburg Western rail-
\ ran into II landslide ut Samples
MON and was badly wrecked. Sew
y trainmen reported seriously in
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17
Given Five Years.

tlNNLAPoLIs, March l..-Floyed
others were sentenced five years fo-
Implicitly in the Minneapolis bank en-
kzlement.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17
a Sure Cure for Piles.

"Ilng Piles are known by mois-
y. IKE perspiration, causing in.
l'chlng when warm. This
,s,.a ~ we'll as Blind, Bleeding or
,,a.u,aing, yield at once to DR..
,. auAo's Pile Remedy, which act s
a! on parts affected, absorbs
,rm, ,' allays itching and effects a
M .usnt cure. so Cts. Druggists
LsIa ''i H. Circulars free. DR.. Bo
NJ, Philadelphia, Pa.
b, ny Williamson Drug Com
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17

DIX LEON, Tex, March 17.-Three
kes of scarlet fever are here.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17

Ladies whose systems are poisoned
and whose blood Is in an Impure condi-
ton, due TO menstrual irregularities,
are peculiarly benefited by the won
derful tonic and blood cleansing prop
erties Of p. p. r. 49, Prickly Ash, Poke
Root agd Potassium.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17

Or. Rely treats only the eye, ear,
nose and throat. Glasses adjusted
from scientific measurement. omce
over First National bank.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17
Herbert Glad,ton..s New job.

LONDON, March l1.-Her bert Glad
ne was elected to parliament, repre-
!hng West Leeds.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17
ny Gribble Bros. for groceries

"aen you want pure, fresh can
y or the best fruits in the mar.
QuICKsALL & KILGo's
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17

For primary, secondary and tertiary
syphilis. for blood poisoning. mercu..
rial poison, malaria. dyspepsia. and
in ali blood and skin diseases, like
blotches. pimples. old chronic ulcers,
letter. scald head, boils,. eryslpelas.
contradiction. that p. p. r. Is the best
blood purifier in the world. and makes
positive. speedy and permanent curea
in all cases.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-17
Rheumatism
and SCr0fuIa

PIP. p. purliies the blood. builds up
the weak and debilitated, gives
strength To weakened nerves. expeis
diseases, giving the patient health and
happiness where sickness. gloomy
feelings and lassitude first prevailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-28

year, appoint one or more competent
men o. deputy tletlsuCinu, whoie duiy
% shall be to collect such stalisticalsda
as the blauks mentioned 10 section OF
this act call Tor, aud such additional
statistics re- the territorial fiutiaucian
may deem Tor the b.8t Interests o. the
leru,0fy, and shall forward the same
30 the territorial UinilsticIaui 90 pro-
yi1ud in this section. Such deputy
s.hilsiiciaua thhll be paid such sumo
ger diem, out ~ the county treasury
as shall be fixed upon by the county
c9uris, and 900 act under the difg.-
ton Of, and Instructions iTUm the iefrI'
tlral stausicinu,
"lhe county courts shall, where
there IL more tuau one seputy s.alis'
tiCiau, appoint ono of suid deputies i1
compile and iaUulite the tiatibI.s uI-
dor this oct, whose uuty % FIaiI De- 60
forward the came TO the Territorial
statlsliclan by June 1T Boa each siaus.i.
cal year
"l shall De- pleased 90 know that nt
the proper time you give tui7 matter
your attention, ana that competent
aud suitable person be- appointed 90
carry out the work luiu uUwn ia this
act thereby assuring au able ami
complete statistical report Oi Utah Ter
fitDfy Tor 1896"
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A Question of Salaries.

Nearly tho ouursume OF yesterday
afternoons session OF tho county court
was taken up with a warm "dob aten
In regard 10 the hsing Of salaries Of the
county officers, but no definite action
was taken In the premises. The mat.
Ter was preoipitnicd by an ol Ift 90 fiN
the salary Of Fish anu Game C0mmis.
siohor Barratt at tjlJ per year, the
same ~ formerly, when resolution
was Introduced o. the effect that the
salary % tho county asssssor, collector,
s1efliii clerk, treasurer, attorney anu
Hah hud game ClmmlssIouer, respect.
iVrly, Tor the year 1874 be- liked the
same A. was allowed them FOR the year
lSB3i ne per resolution OF the court
passed November 2Dtb, 1898. The ue.
baie over the resolution was dcsultory,
anu finally the resolution was defeated
by a Tie vote.
Appropriations aggregatlng $40, C5s..
20 were made.
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Election Expenses.

In response 10 many iuquirlos made,
the Utah Commission has Issued the
following to the public; Congress np-
proprialed $4,000 to pay tho reglstra.
ton ofiiccip, Judges Of election aud
other expenses connected with cleo
lions In this Territory last year, on
this amount nearly s2l 900 was ca.
pended, leaving 4 surplus Of little
over $1,000, which was returned 10 the
United States treasury. For this year
the same sum has been Appropriated by
Cungteaa and with u we nave not only
10 pay for doing the same work ~ that
done by the registrars aud judges OF
election lsst year, but also 10 pay Tor all
additional work done under the
statehood bill. Assuming thRt the
amounts paid for last years. work were
fair anu honest, we have but margin
OF ~ per cent 10 pay Tor the extra
work OF this year. A. the Territorial
statute Uquifea the registration oil.
GERS 70 visit every dwelling house ia
each prvuiaGl s.a1 make the necessary
changes In the registration lists by
adding TO or striking names thofsff0m,
the Utah Commission did not think Il
possible that the additional work i'm.
posed by the enabling act GOULD be
more than an Increase OF 20 per cent.
Confidently believing such TO DO the
case We dlu not deem II necessary 10
specially limit the officers as 10 the
time that should be employed In their
Work and 10 did not do 70. To our
surprise, In few Instances, TugistfA.
ZION ttlcera have sent Ia claims Tor O
considerable increase over the amounts
paid last year, aud Ia u few cases, Tor
Two or three times Rh much hs they
or thof predecessors were paid last
year, To ascertain la how many cases
these heavy Increases were made anu
uttctmiue Just what procedure coulI
be adopted TO Insure the payment Of
the registrars aB Tar anu M quickly ~
possible, without taking the money
which the Judges OF election are en-.
Titled TO, Il became necessary 10 aus.
pend payments until sufficient mum.
Dor ~ claims were received 10 deter.
mine Just what ought 20 Or could be
done. In the meantime all claims that
have not exceeded last years. claims
by 20 per cont. are allowed by the
Commission aud paid by the secretary
ana uiabufsing agent as soon ~ the
vouchers arc put IN proper shape. The
Commission ami secretary are anxious
70 pay all claims o. quickly ~ possible,
but are also anxious that IN 10 doing
the Judges OF election whose services
were rendered last, and other officers
who have not oyrtCharged fot their
work. should not be- deprived Of their
lharo Of the money appropriated for
Them. Very respectfully,
JERROLnN LEICHER,
Chairman Uah Commisslon.
November "a, 1904.
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CmCAnO Llnunn Inrsn-

Buy your Thanksgiving Turkeys NJ
I'll l.. Pfloe's, .6i X. Main.
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HIS DEAD BODY FOUND.
I. =. Mason Visits His Daughter In
Logan, Loses Ills Way and Per-
ishes Prom Exposure.

The NEWS a few days ago contained
brief mention Of an old gentleman
named Mason, who had visited
daughter 30 Logan, Utah, having loci
his way somewhere In Colorado on Die
return to his home in Kansas anu
search beiug Instituted for him by
his sons. The mystery connected
with bile disappearance has now been
cleared up ns set forth In the i1liowiug
article reproduced from the Denver
Ac.Cs Of Tuesday the Z7th iusE
Yesterday morning the dead body
Of Mt. h. Il, Macon, Of Manhattan,
Kan, who has been missing since
November 10Th, was found on tnu
prairie five miles north OF Mirage sta
ton on the kansas Pacific road. Mr..
Mason, who was an old inan Oh years
on age, sumo weeks ngO went 90 Logan,
Utah, g. visit daughter there. lIU
started home on November 10 anu ~
he inileu 20 arrive whom expected, In
quifits wUfemndo anu ituUvuiJICi that
he loft the train at MimgestaiiUu on the
Kansas Pacific nine mile east Of Hugo,
aud that was The last seen OF HIM
alive. Prof D. G.. Mason, OF the Kan.
Bas Agricultural college, who 10 n son
OF the deceased, came West In search
OF his father. While In Denver ho hal
handbills containing T. description Of
the Old man printed aud circulated
along tho line OF the Kansas Pacific,
Burlington and Denver Pacific, ofior.
inr 500 reward Tor any Information
that would lead 10 the discovery VI biz
father
10 seems that Mt. Mason was SOME
times troubled with ne OF temporary
insanity, AMI while on his way home /
left the train at Mirage in the night. |
He wandered around on the prairie /
until overcome by hunger and ok posture |
ho fell down aud died. Fortunately |
the coyotes did not fnd HE body, H0 it
was In perfect state u rrcsutvAti0n
when found, though the old man hal
probably been dead several days.
The body was found by searching
party Ia charge of tho son and was
removed to Mirage, where, alter 10 had
been viewed by tue cotonrf, II was
sent on 70 Manhattan for burial, Prof
Mason Il said to DO greatly ptluvcd
over tho FAD affair aud blamts himself
for having permitted his father 10
travel alone ut his age.
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a. aud 40 East First South street.
Everybody suail rejoice with us
THANKSGIVING day.
From Nov, 21ih 10 3l.l, inclusive,
D. Quart Of either kinu OF dno Wine,
zoe.
A Pint OF fine Champagne, 6O'.
A Box OF % lr ami frrrh CigatE. COS
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN.
STANDARD GAUGE



No. .-For Provo. bingham, and
Al points kast,............... sos a N
No. thor Provo. Grand Junction
aud al points Eaat........ i0p M.
No. l-tor Provo. Mauu, aud
salina ........ ,...-............... siiop. m.
40. s-ior Eurota .,............-- ...... ti0Op. M
so. 8-lor ogden aud WcsJ........ u i.p m
no. i-flr Ogden and che Weat,... lis) pm.
arrive salt Lake
No. l-Trom Provo. draui junction
and tho Ea't.........".." 1902. IN
No. i-fr5m Provo. traud Junction
and ihu Eaat..............,,., n ili p. IN.
No. b=irum Wngham. Provo Manu
aud rnlina s........... $40 D. IN.
No. 5=ttUm tureka...... ........a.... OMAN.
No sHir1u uEion ani tho West. sNa
40 tHlrom UE1c1 aud thr West. 2 SOD. m.
only line running through Pullman palaes
Grand junction and 70 Kansas CITY and Chica.
FtvIa colorado points free reclining chAr
cars taIt Lake g. beaver, and only uuo run
ming Pullman rlcenars SAT- Lake ~ san FRAU.
cisco hoohangoai eiots connections. safety
tpCed md comfort.
Ticket OIICs, 10 v. End South.
n G. DODGE, A.. h. WEDnY.
Gen. Manager Gen. rupt.
J.h iLNNEIr Gen. r.Sr.A
s. n. BABCuCN. General Freight Aen.
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Yrs. Turner's Complexion Remedies
ARE manufactured iu her uWn lnbora-
turN ia salt i,nhr nud can be had NJ All
urst-tlnss druggists uF viii be- ssnt 60
uuN address Ia plain wrappers ON re-
cent of price.
Agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-28

A cup Of ratks' Tea vt night moves
the bowels lu the morning. For sale
by Il. J. Hun Sc Co., and Neldeu Jud.
son Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-28

Alrs. W. j. Fhhey, OF Lee Roy, y Y,
snys; "liaye tried hfty cough Cufcs.
PnrkS' Cough syrup IL the only one
That helps me. 1 know 10 10 the beet
cough remedy" For sale by r.. j.
Hll Sc Co., and Nelden Juds0u Drug
Go. /
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-28

U6e MaCOnuray a. CO.'S NJ. M. tea.
absolutely tho best package tea coli.
over iur,y.hyr years on sale, Ask for
u, aud take mo- other, All orders from
she trade promptly attended 20 by A.,
II, Moore, Poet ttligu Box on, Salt
Lake Clty.
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An Unfortunate inheritance How
u Was postroyed.
InANIlsOIylNu rI,ir,l

Hoods Pills are hand made, aad pefiest
ln proportion nN HrnHlnurr. .r. per box.
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Eat, Drink Rnu ue Thankful. III,
WnEonVr brewing CO.'S motucd
nnulF uHFF

IL the uurest anu best Malt and Hop
extract that can be- made. One dozen
quart b7til0a for sl,2i delivered 10 any
psfi Of the city, Order now. Oiliue,
No. 90 u. First South Street. Tulo.
phone no. glS.
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Il D 6COnne
i beautiful.

Not aHiGcilllv buf NATUHAT.IN.
beautiful bytu|on inc cultivation through
Nlrs. Myrtle Iuruor'H celebrated Beauty.
Making rf0ltmOui and delightful com.
plUNiun remedies, tho result OF olUyon
years OK UOr.onc0aud studyuud research.
Ladies' call and receive hUr tOst,
TREATMENT FIRE..
Patrons from all naris OF tho city arc
asiunishod and delighted with tho Per.
fcrtly wonderful results 10 this now
trOa.mOui for natural beauty. Names Tor
reference will Doc furnished by Mrs. Tur.
nor on application. A naturally beau Iml
complexion aud perfect form arc guaran.
teod. N you have Wrinkles. ffnrEIoa.
plmploa moth patches, mOIus. suunfnuous
hair Orany dlsururomHnt or imrtrfoctIon
Of thuskin, Huukon checks or neck or any
wasting or deficiency in form consult
with Mrs. Turnef-lt costs Won nothing.
No electricity used. All treatment aud
romodios absolutely painless aud harm-
les.
MrutIos. UfHyrntnr them FROM ever appear.
lnr again. and restores tnn COMPLEXION Iu Urr.
tort beauty DE young aud old should use DO
" Leep lhe eln soti' 'oisuiy and Doe VI tex.
lHECkLAuuUA guaranteed o. rouovo any
case NJ frrrLlrH no matter OF how long stand.
lnF without ihg slghiost injury or inconycn.
ROSARIO removes tan and sutburn trft.pt.
" Hni makea tho complexion clear and boAuu
ful. Price GluI.
uusMAL removes Furornlous hurin three
o. lNu wIuutrH. Pleasant convenient and III
t1luinIY uniuIyaa auu harmless Price fLUl
itAtu rtr CREAM, Htn uurIuUr-ro.
moves ~. HulIlnF waste matter fn tIH HEIn. core
ft'la tllhNt OILY condition aud makes thr
r1uEheat chappcd aEin soit AMI nno grained
luItu 90 UrutH.
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Buy your Thanksgiving rurkoys At
Ell l.. Purr's, 9ii =. Main.