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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-22
chEoUEsT.

Chequest, Sept. 2O-Most of the PEG.
pie from here attended the Eldon fair
a day or two last week.
Plowman Bros, of Douds.Leando
were through here Monday buying
hogs.
Miss Eliza Marshall of Pony, Mont,
is visiting in this place.
Lee Roush had fifteen head of fine
sheep killed by dogs one day last week
Waldo Harryman and Marry Stew.
art began fall terms Of school Sept TO-
]. l.. Crandall and wife, were callers
at Troy, last Saturday
Wesley Hanshaw started for Monta.
ma. last week for the benefi. Of lis
health.
James Barker, Of Oak Hill, spent
Sunday at the Joe Carter home,
" N Casady and family visited Sat.
urday and Sunday at Cantrtl.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-22
rILLMAN SPEARS BRYAN's G. o.
Says South Will Never supplant Him
on Such Principles.

Sioux City, Sept. 20.-That the
south will never agree to the nomins
tion of William Jennings Bryan for
president If he insists on Incorporate
ing government ownership of railroads
in the democratic platform was the
declaration of Senator Tillman OF
South Carolina in an interview yester.
day.
But as l understand it," he contin.
ued, Bryan has hedged already. Since
his first declaration in favor Of govern.
ment ownership Of railroads he has
modified his position by saying that he
would not become q candidate unless
government ownership were put in the
platform
1.-THE south. more than any other
section Of the United States, is oppos
ed to government ownership, simply
because it is common sense to oppose
1t. We are democrats In the south, |
tell you. We believe in government
of individuals. not a paternal govern.
ment. We are not ready to admit that
railroad companies cannot be regulat.
ed. We believe they can. We are
willing to try. We are not ready to
appoint bunch OIL appraisers to buy
and transform railroads into gigsn.
tic political machine.
Imagine what party in power
could do to rich section of the coun.
try like the south if it were given the
railroads to assist its political ambi.
lions. Determinations would be alb.
solutely without number Railroads
would be used for the punishment of
hostile territory
We still believe down there in the
ability Of the people to run their own
business. and in joining hands to
guide the government. This is because
the south is the only part of the Unit.
ed States that is still American. In
Illinois they're all peskinovkys, brod.
skys, and WHISTLES.
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LEANDo.

Leando. Sept 20.-Corn cutting i:
the main occupation OF the farmers al
present Everybody is cutting up al
they can for feed.
Rev. Berg arrived here from con-
ference at Grinnell Tuesday afternoon
Tuesay evening the friends and neigh
bors gathered at the parsonage to wei.
come the pastor home. Quite num-
Der was present and all had good So
cial time
Mrs. j. w. Wilson Mrs. ]. II. Nor
rison and Mrs. T. c. Moore returned tc
Ottumwa Tuesday, after visiting rel
atives In Leando.
DR.. Bassett will attend the medical
association at Milton toay
George Boyer arrived from Ottum-
wa yesterday.
Mrs. ]. G. Wiley and daughter Mrs
Miller of Council Bluffs, attended the
street fair at Eldon yesterday.
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CHEQUEST.

Chequest, Sept 20.--Most OF the
schools here have opened for fall
terms.
list at this time.
DR.. Umphrey of Keosauaua was g
recent caller in this place.
Jesse and George Hissem are build
ing house for Cole Swife in Selma
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Bowen and
little aughter of Ottumwa. visited last
Thursday and Friday with friends il
Chequest.
Otto Mccullough delivered horse
in Libertyyille one day last week.
A number of persons from here at
tended John Hendricks sale near Douds
Thursdar
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HILLsBoRo.

Hillsboro Sept. 19.-Rev j. A. Cur
tbs. recently missionary in India,
arrived here Monday morning for a
short visit at the home of his brother
in-law, C. S. Ellis. Mrs. Curtis. who
Is also missionary and teacher In the
school ga the same place. gave a very
interesting talk on India in TIE Meth
odist Episcopal church SundNa morn-
hnR Rev Curtis left Monde evening
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HOLDS CONFERENCE WITH GEN
ERAL BELL, CHIEF OF STAFF,
BEFORE LEAVING
IS GOING ON TO CUBA
viii Join Secretary Taft and Party of
Peacemakers-Hearins Takes Place
at Home of American Minister on
the Island.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 20.-Gener.
al Funston arrived here today and has
been In consultation with General Bell.
chief of staff, and other officers pre-
paratory to departing tonight for Ha-
yana to join Taft's party.
New Orleans, Sept. 20.-A despatch
from Cuba gives an interview the in
s,irgent leader of Havana province
General Del-Castello which says he
would like to see commission OF
Americans appointed to negotiate
peace.
Il believe there is no reason to ex-
.pect American intervention imme-
tdiately." Castillo said, ''but it will
come. We have great confidence In
Roosevelt. We believe if he inter
venes he will cause the representa-
tives to remain in Cuba long enough
to make peace and then withdraw
them
Generals in Conference.
Havana, Sept. 2O.-Leaders of the
revolutionary T.G:e rlGrt Fave called
all the generals in the field to con.
ference In Havana. They are safe
from noles!ation during the truce.
Taking testimony was continued to.
Cay at the homo Of American Minister
Morgan at Mar;anrao General Me
mccall said ho believed Secretary Taft
was bound to find solution of the
difficulty He is delighted with the
secretary's forceful tact in securing all
basic facts bearing en- the matter.
Menocal considers his cwn work at an
emil and has turned ever his reports
TO Taft
In Same Attitude.
Government officials maintained the
same attitude today as yesterday saw.
Ing there is no reason to recede from
that position. They hold that the
present situation % net due SO much
to the strength of the rebels as to the
unpreparedness Of TIE government,
which POW is in fairly scod position.
Secretary Taft spent the morning re-
ceiving callers who are seeking to in
f1uence the actions of the mediators
The latter however, do not voice the
slightest opinion or suggestion or in
any way explain their presence or
their policy. 1t is evident that the
hearing will be long one.
0GaTC1 d BOAT.
When the coasting steamer Rils ar
rived in Bahiahonda yesterday she was
boarded by armed rebels, who took all
the mail matter and then searched the
vessel passengers, taking such arms as
they found.
Await Results.
Havana, Sept. 2o.--The rebel leader,
Pine Guerra, has left Artesima for
Guanaiay, twenty-one miles southwest
of Havana. He is reported to have
5000 men with him. He came 10
Guanajay awaiting the result OF the
peace negotiations
The presidents of both the moderate
and the liberal parties yesterday after
noon submitted to Secretary of War
Taft and Assistant Secretary of State
Bacon. representing President Roose-
velt. their respective statements of the
facts leading up to the revolution and
the conduct of the belligerents. Each
of the presidents will present writ
ten statement of the terms they are
willing to agree to in the interest of
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PLEA FOR sH,PwREckED 500
Serious Plight of Passengers Of Strand
ed Steamer Monuolia at Midway.

Washington. D. c.. Sept. 2o.-Ths
plight of the 500 passengers of the Pa
ci1c Mail steamship Mongolia, which
recently went ashore near Midway
island. was made known to govern.
ment officials here yesterday. The ne.
cessity for the Immediate sending Of
supplies was apparent, and action will
be taken. There are ordinarily less
than forty people on Midway island,
and the influx Of 500 additional popu.
lation means serious drain on the re.
sources of the island.
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A Wonder.

Everybody who has tried Bucklen's
Arnica Sal7e, for cuts, burns and
wounds, says IT'S wonder. 25c: guar.
anteed. F. B. Clark, Court and Sec
ond; J. H. L. Swenson & Co., Court
and Main.
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Beat All.

When your eyes are dim, tongue
coated, appetite poor. bowels consti.
pated, Electric Bitters beat all cures.
SOC. F. B. Clark, Court and Second;
J. H. L. Swenson & Co., Court and
Main
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-22

A Guaranteed Cure for piles.
Itching. blind protruding piles.
money If Pazo Ointment fails to cure
in six to fourteen days. soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-31

\
Many people suffer from dyspepsia and
do not know Il. They feel meon. out Of
sorts peevish 40 not sleep well. do not
have a good Keen appetite, DO not have
the inclination and energy for physical
or mental work the once had but az the
same time do not feel any particular
pain or distress Ia the stomach Yet all
this Is the result OF Door digestion. an
insidlous form OF Dyspepsia whch can
only be cured by remedy peclaily In
tended TO cure It. and make the digcs-
tive organs act naturally. and properly
digest the food Bitters. after dinner
pills and nerve tohlcs will never help
the trouble. they don't reach II. The
new medical discovery does. II Is called
s,uart's Dyspepsia Tablets and Is spo-
cihc for dyspepsia and indigestion. It
cures because It thoroughly digests all
wholesome food taken into the stOm-
ach, whether the stomach Is In good
working order or not. e.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. by digest
ing the food, Instead OF making the
worn cut stomach do all the work,
gives 1t much needed rest and care
OF dyspepsia Is the natural result.
when you are nervous run down and
sleepiess. don't make the common mis-
take OF supposing your nervous system
needs treatment and I'll your stomach
With powerful nerve tonics which make
you feel good for little while only to
fall back farther than ever.
Your nerves are all right bue they
are starved. they want food.
Nourish them with wholesome every
day. food and plenty OF it, well di-gested.
and you can laugh at nerve tonics and
medicine
But the nerves win not be nourished
from weak abused stomach but whom
the digestion has been made perfect by
the use OF this remedy all nervous symp-
toms win disappear
Who ever heard Of "a man or woman
blessed with vigorous digestion and
good appetite being troubled with theiI
nerves?
Good digestion means a strong rSrvous
system, abundance Of energy, and ca
pacty to enjoy the good things OF life.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets will GER
tainly set your stomach and digestive
organs right; they can't help but do Il
because they nourish the body by di.
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stomach.
You get nourishment and rest at one
and the same time, and that is all ths
worn out dyspeptic needs to huild hin
up and give new life to every organ ant
an added zest TO every pleasure.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are god
send to the army OF men and woweT
With weak stomachs and nerves ant
Justly merits the claim af being one o.
the most worthy medical discoveries o
the time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-31

"a Dew Whistler story IS told by
friends - tiisa Pamela smith the
Young Ausrican artist who mas made
a repaiatiop abroad by her original
wuEs ip colo, ana hiack and white
Miss smith > designs white they show
unce@yion imasluaticn, are fechniclly
crude snd friend OF hers who knew
MhitueF was anxious 10 get his ainn-
700 y tben, She took a portfolio :
aiis smitn's n'asirt,ions 50 the painte.
sue vaiteo soaiously ss Whistler cx-
Az laed ihsA
se iooksa 'bem aver carefully and
remarked erufiy. ~she can't painGs
1oen 30 sent through them again.
"Ana seeN -" eiaw.
third time a. ookea through inc
portfolio. pausins tboaghifully over
each sketch
But she dosnt need 60. be CON
eluded uaryers Weekly
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OIL MEN CONFER WITH
STANDARD REPRE-
SENTATIyES
MONOPOLY IS ALARMED
Short Stories of Indian
Territory Happenings

Special to Daily Leader.
sartlesvine. 1. T.. Jan si.-wln the
members OF The delegation OF petroleum
producers WHO loft Baruesvine this
morning. retain their nerve long enough
to beard Attorney General Hadley in
his don. and attempt to persuade him
to cease his fight on the Standard oil
company?
This is the question producers n this
field are asking themselves today
a committee departed from Bartlcs-
ville for Kansas City this morning to
meet representatives OF the Standard
on company According to the under
standing here. the delegation will be gov
erned IN its future course by the state
ments OF the Standards representatives.
1t Is expected that the Standards man
viii tell the committee that, II attacxs
on the Standard do not cease, the COM
pany win be compelled to cease taking
oil from the midcontinent field. II that
statement is made, the delegation viii
proceed to Jefferson city and make their
appeal 70 the attorney general
What Mr.. Hadley viii say can only be
guessed Although a public meeting OF
producers was held here on Sunday ev-
ening, no action wac taken more than
had been outlined two days before. The
number Of producers who left for Kan
sas City this morning was smaller than
was expected Il would he.
/ The general view is that the STANDARD
on company is trying to force the pro-
ducers TO fight its battles The greater
number Of them resent this dictation
! They know, however, hat the STANDARD
may cause them heavy loss By refrain
ing from taking their OIL Recognition
OF the seriousness OF the situation leads
them TO believe that this fresh instance
4 of STANDARD methods VIII SO arouse he
public that the Standard viii be forced
to change Its tactics.
There are many evidences that the
STANDARD has been hard hit by the Had
ley proceedings. It's threat TO cease TAX
ing the oil Of which II IS IN need n
believed to show that Il has been dealt
/ the hardest blow OF its career
The Standard fears that Illinois and
other states will join IN the movement
that Hadley has Instituted. Kansas po-
sitlon is known. Indian Territory will
soon be a STATE. and probably win adopt
legislation tntagonlstic to the great mo-
nopoly
The standard Is being deprived in the
West Of the privileges and immunity il
hns enjoyed IN the East
Thge are evidences, too. that the
stasl1rd has been preparing FOR sew
eral weeks for ts present move. 1t has
taken oil irregularly. the statements OF
It's agents have beer contradictory and
IFS newspapers have given vague hints
Of great things impending OF the prose
cution of the standard continues. The
1 standard may tomorrow cease taking oil
or IL may drop the price. Any such
course will but increase the disfavor IA
/ which q IS hela.
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Or. auNa FOUND GUILTY.
Jury in Bessie Patterson Case Returns
Verdict.
special 10 Daily Leader.

Special 10 Daily Leader
Oklahoma city, Jan. ai.--Dr W II.
Gum. accused OF committing an ont
rage to public decency, injurious to pub
lic MORALS" was yesterday convicted Of
The accusation bY the jury after an
hours deliberation. Attorneys for the
defendant Immediately mndc known their
intention OF filina motion for u new
trial Pending the preparation OF the
papers, sentence was deferred. II tho
motion Is not granted. Judge Harper
agill pass sentence on tha defendant
Upon motion OF County Attorney IIays.
bah was fixed az $500 instead Of 800.
The attorneys Of both sides spent the
major part OF the forenoon IN present
ing their arguments TO the jury The
iurymen retired 70 the jury room at
i1.as a. M. a8a shortly after the noon
recess agreed upon their verdict II is
understood that the arst ballot s,ood n
90 I for conviction
Conviction is punishahlo hy enc or
81 70 $500, one veaf's imprisonment. or
both.
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westvIlie. /. T.. Hotel Burned
Special to Daily Leader.

westVIlIe, !. T.. Jan. si.-The Frost
tel, one Of the best hotels Of the town.
was burned. and the guests barely es-
capped with their lives. was a wooden
building and burned In the early morn
ing. Il Ind gathered such headway that
nothing w'ts sstved, and many OF the
guests barely escaped with enough
wearing apparel 20 keep them warm.
Several adjoining buildings OF small
value We're burned An 'nccurate esti-
mate OF the loss has net been made. bul
II win not exceed $40 900.
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Special TO Daily Leader
Muskcaee, 1. T., Jan sl-w. Il. Allen.
chairman - the democratic executive
committee % the Tenth district of IN
dian Te;ritory has called a meeting Of
his committee 20 Muskogee on February
for tsc purpose * starting an organi-
zation movement 70 the district
pi'e first step Ia this npvemont win
h' % Hr cunuieto pon ~ an the
o'anocralic voters d tha district as well
as the aarfs II all douAtfu and aMii-
nlod vetets
in lnc with tHis poNey there has Deo !
railea 2 ig diuociatic mec.inE 10 d
Hf'd ID Muskoecc on ruosdfy night f5r
ihe perpoae az nunchms no, move by
ergAAiE.ns Muslegee. the hlsee.t town
Ia the d.ssrict
TAe rerufpctn have estaMishcJ ter.
ritorial headnuar'ers a. Maskosee aud
from this place arc cpndnc,ing cam
paisn Of oiganizatinr The prime r.u
move SO iar being on attempt 10 ect an
accurate pon 81 the vot'ns slrenrth 81
each party ~ the territory mon have
been employed for this work hy the reg
publican Organization.
There viii De meeting OF the rerua.
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Hs WILL APPEAL

Ernest Page. the negro who was nned
one hundred dollars by J.aEe Olsmith,
for shooting into colored residences on
West Lineola avenue, this morning gave
notice o. an appeal 20 the probate c-;,rt.
aud was released from the custody Of
the city officials on $3.50 bond.
There was only one other case IN
court this morning John Doe. white,
who got ten DAYS FOR being drunk.
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Guys interest in AramorIts.

olSSihl ~ i'olly IstAatIs
Ardmore, |. T., Jan. al. Fenyress
Wisdom. who for twelve years has been
chief clerS TO the United States Indian
agent AZ Nuskogee, has purchased an
interest ia the Daily Ardmorite and ar
rived here today. lie win devote his
time 10 enc Interests Of the paper Mr..
Wisdom Is the son Of tho hite y. M.
Wisdom. who was appointed United
Sint's Indian, agent undee President
cieveand. Last spring while the Mus
kogce Merchants were opposing the coll
cuon ~ thc Creek trigkl tax. Mr.
wisloa asei TO obey orders hom
fhe interie. dnnrtnent 70 issue an or
der from Che ln,lian aronts office closing
tlm doors % the suakog'e perehants,
and was disussed ~ wrc hy Secretary
Hitchcock Mr. wsdpm is a populaT
Soung ana ana sfluncl democrat. His
connection with ,hc Arlmortc viii make
ha; paper "a 'rosg fCter in the poll
TICS cf tse Souhcrn district
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WANTED -By Chicago wholesale and
mai order house. assistant manager
lman or wonnnl for this county aud adj
iacent territory Salary so and eN-
penses paid weekly. expense money nd
vanced. Work pleasaat; position per
uancnt. No inyeahneat or experience
1oaulred Wr.ie at once for fun par.
nculars ard euclnaa seif-addressca rn-
Nviope COOPER & Co.
1872 Lake 81, Chicago lli
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II anything went amIss 81 me otnse
today which a want ad. may remedy
and you hastened to Ak Up the want ad-
-you may stop worrying about the mat
ter.
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lican executive committee Of this dis
trict at Checotah on Tuesday night. and
the republicans win proceed with an or
ganization in the Tenth district also.
N G. Turk is chairman of the rcpubli-
can committee, and he has cal.ed IA
meeting o. prominent republicans from
al parts OF the territory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-31

One in ten OF the desirable positions
are secured without the aid OF want adj
vertising--but your chances are as good
as anyons's for secSring ono Of the 9TH
er nina
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Mrs. James Perryman Is Dead.
Special TO Daily Leader.

Tulsa, l. T.. Jan. s1.--Mrs. Jane Per-
ryman. known as Aunt Jane, died
last night OF consumption. She was 70
years old. was one of the earliest Pres
byterian missionaries. ard as Miss Jane
Garrison, did excellent work in TaIla-
hassec manual labor boarding school for
Creek Indians. Fur forty years she la
bored IN this field.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-31

.sce' that the OF 3cautifui {. 10 and
e5c lamps at the Who what When
store, Okla. Ave. ana Vine 81.
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IN oisraIcr aouRr.

The case of II. Al. Ferguson W. Peter
5clsma. a suit Tor the recovery OF mon
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The New RiaIto Last

Is the most perfect swing last that's made.
It's made ia Gun Metal Calf Butcher Cuban heel and med
ium extension sole 1t does skin peel and
a high polish Prize --.-- -~4.a-----~---. S4 90
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ey was filed in district court today
frixon. Reny q Heggem are the at
torneys for the plaintiff.
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LIVERPOOL OPENING CABLE.
Wheat y lower
Corn unchanged.
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tBy Special Telegraph 20 Daily Leader)
KANSAS CITY CASH.

CHICAGO ESTIMATED TOMORROW,
Wheat l0i grade 20.
Corn 100 grade %.
Oats q, grade 5.
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Chicago 10000. steady.
Kansas city. 21.Oo0. steady.
Omaha. 10000. steady.
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NEW oRLpANs COTTON

zone O'Clock Quct@acn.)
January. slL04.
March, s1Lo3
May, s11.16.
July, sl1.2S.
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Walk Over Shoes
EORMEN

TN THE New Spring Styles are beautiful in design
and perfect in fitting They represent all that $
good in modern shoe making
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HOGS.
Chicago, $4,000. strong.
Kansas City. 10000, strong.
Omaha, 10000 strong.
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LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
Wheat y lower.
Corn X lower
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LOCAL MARKET,
PRopUcE MARKET,

Furnished daily by j. t. Kerr, dealer.
Sood Dutter ...-.... .......-......- IL
Ave4age country butter .... ~
Old roostors ..................... 10
Hens and pullets per pound. ~ .06M
Geese per pound ................ .05
Eggs per case including case.,. $50
Ducks Der pound ........,,...., .Os
Hen turkeys over s pounds .... IL
Guineas per dozen ............... i.50
Pigeons per dozen ...s......... go
Spring broilers u to 2Ib. ....... .os
Wool. good ouelty ......... .1s
Ege cases set up ........... .2s
Green COW hides ........... 0Sh
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ey ti0uenton and DouoIas.

9 -N. Cow is in Mulhall today.