The Eugene weekly guard., January 10, 1903, Image 1

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VOL. 36
EUGENE. OREGON. SATURDAY JANUARY 10,1903.
BIG SALE NOW ON
I
CHICAGO
A PLEA FOR
Q
MORE S ALARY
HOTEL FIRE
Muslin Underwear 9 cts
and up.
County Treasurers
Not Receive Pay
Enough.
Eight Story Hotel Partly
Ladies’ Jackets
Destroyed -—Four
Great Bargains
In Every De­
partment
of
F
6
journeymen bricklayers
city went out uf em
ployment
»trike
advanoe
day.
offered
compromis*«
a raise
half
which was
the employers granted the
|
demands of their men.
dollar
When
You See Our
Ads Don’t Delay
OR STAY OUT
FiRE DELEGATES
TWO NEW BIG
CHOOSE OFFICERS
do Depot Will Be Cleared of Idlers Met Last Night- Hook and Lad­
To Facilitate Traffic-Getting
der Co. Wants a New Truck-
Citified.
Committee Selected.
Owing to ■ e e: u-’ll at til. '..»j y traiu*
Tbe host'd of tire delegate« met list
tbe railroad au'h >r t'es hive d ci ted
to nif 'rej Un c.y ordiiiauoe which DU-ht tu tlie city ball aud tlrcted
has so I. ng been • deed liter, giving. ortloepi.
Wiu C stupiteli was choeeu
theu> the authority to exc.ude all bi t pi -ideoI, J C Mathews «ecritiry atul
bona fi le pa-sti’ge s from the depot M 8 Hubtde treasurer. The depat V
ui nt ia in fairly good ttina hut will be
plalf >rm at train tlin- .
When * kul about the subj“ct thi« greatly improved duriug tbe coming
iiftemo.iti Agent A lair bent bls 2.5 year.
years of r >1 tr iad ex >erle.ice on the re­ H i>K AND LtDDER C .MPANY M KITS
porter aud said » Iciuiily:
1 I ih Eugene Ho >k and Ladder eom-
“We will ut up a ti.rr usde, a fence pany ■■eiltet night and among other
and It will have a ga e in it.
It will I th'ngs diseaeeed aud nccosupliehed wae
lie opened to people who want to do th > appointment of a oossini t'.ee to
huisneee with the railroad end If the'
interview lie city council ooncsrn'ng
Lord Mayor of Eugene bloit-tlf get« imi the need of a new truck foe the tlie
this pl»'f irm without a permit he will depart usent.
get the heavy hand of tbe taw and to«
Tbe pmsait (Mie lu u-v lea vtrran,
elnohed lik a »trret arah.
h ivlug been in sKinetaut u e eiuee 1871,
It is Hie only way out of I’e diffi­ thl'ly-osse year« ago.
It 1« almost
culty. A com ortable ; Loe will he «folti out and tlie need of a liew
truck
arranged onieide the cate to km all le noi Imagi nary l<y any useau*.
The
fr ends good-bye a d wait for ariiviug old truck was built lu tlxi- city.
re'ative».
Tb« e oumi't-e appointed consl-t- of
Eug'iie le bee. using mrre eitlfi.d the following gent enien :
every d*y
Frank hl Dunn, F. H loglieni.G 8
ad quel«, vupucially wliars they fi.l
'<
Frank, El Davi», Ken ietti Millir, w
the«« offices in three of th< most Im-
T Campbell, W W riteven*.
poitanl e tunlks In th« state.
M .tioii
p ya it« «.wiuty treasurer $!0 H) a year.
Laue snd J ae It son. pay $8 0. Now, u
»11 juatluu, til««» offio'al* »hould receive
*n tncrewvn .if at 1 nvt 50 per cent, and The Mongolian
Pheasant Will
we hope to
the lrglslctnre grunt
Noi Be Tamed Scatter Their
that wtileh Is Justly due them.”
In a r omit issue of hl« paper, the
t-dilor of the M»dford Enq liter edi
torially advocate* m Incr >ve in the
■alary of com*' of th - coju'y treahureil
of tbe state. The sdltorisl follow^:
“The attention of thecouili g I gis-
Spanisi Premier Saga»'a Dead -
laturv six uld ueoal edto h r dtcu.ously
San Francisco Bricklayer»
low salan s paid tbe e .only treasurers
of Jacksoil. I.sb ' ai d Marion count'««.
on a Strike for Higher
The»» ofiicers have <o give the ) irg st
W»get.
bond of any county otN ur, and the
esliry Is eo low that it 1« rim. ly a
fwiV'F* N»v> A wwiffitltm
qusatiuc i ■> mo»t uiinrie« whether good
S an
rancisco , J*n
— no-n e <a be iuduee.l t > aoeept them,
To "sir
own
psraotul knowledge
The
MrrioB • tid Jack-oil cog iti«« hue.
this
­ worthy ofH.wrs in these , flics«. Trees-
today on a
urw Riehar.i»<«i, of Marlon gouuty,
ior incre*<H*d wages.
twin« an oid fiiend of ours ws per-
They auk an
of a >»wiell. know his worth as well ir, that
a
The employing of ' nr fill.iw townsman, Treasurer
iMUer. La ris e> tstity i ho must have a
bosaest
to
<<x>4 man foe trvweurtr, for he defeMsd
with
of
a dollar | »n sxevli-mt man. But the srloiwi
refused, 8om« Oi { they rewinv« f< r their esrvi. »* are In-
Lives Lost.
i Don’t
SHOW YOUR PASS
NO 52
for You Can
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Fair Recommendations.
Find
By
ipps News An
OUR BIRD.
H elena , Montana, Jan 6 —
Governor
Toole in his mes­
VALUES HERE
sage to the legislature today
asks an appropriation of
$35,000 with which to pro­ THE REOPENING OF
vide an exhibit for the St
THE UNIVERSITY
Ixiuis Fair.
Ho also recommend« that
WEEKLY EUGENE GUARD.
a sufficient appropriation lie
SPRINGFIELD
made to cover the cost of
Full Attendance on Hand—
bringing
the
exhibit
to
the
Several Improvements
NEWS NOTES
Portland Lovis and Clark
Made.
centennial iUii- in *<>5.
AMPBELL BROS.. Publishers
HAMPTON I BROS.
PAMPHLETS WILL
SOON BE PRINTED
Eggs in Captivity.
COMPANIES.
Cuba Mines
Co
and
Olston Promot­
ing Co.
Filed Articles of Incorporation
Today—The Olston Com­
pany Has Big Scope of
Operations.
bail y Ui ar<l Jan I
Today artiel»« of incorporation of the
Cuba Mines Co and the Olaton Pro-
moling Co were hied with County
Clerk Lee, the In cor bora tore of each
being T 8 Cogswell, Otto OLtin and
C A Hardy.
The priuolptl place of business of
both ciuipativ is given as Eugene
end the capital stock Is $'.,090,000 and
»225,GOO respectively.
The olj'U'.s of the first named
corporation are to engage in a general
mluing buslurs*. Those of the Olaton
Promoting Co are ou lined ae follows:
To deal lu real property, waler rights,
personal property, atone quarries,
mlueral lands; do a general mining
buttress; erect and operate plants for
the produ dlou of power of all kind«,
including «1-ctrlc, water and steam;
to build and operate mills and f.etorus
for the nianufactue of lumber, etc; to
lease streams for driving logs; to
l
ehutm, etc, a id
A G uard reporter lieti an account of Advertising Matter Is Being Pre-
to
*- do a general I'gglng business; to
Chillase
pheasant
Ughi
Ing
on
th«
pared by the Eugene Real
*
: build atid opersts plants for the
o ‘mb of H o
ealoon Hund xy. That
Estate Exchange.
prod uc lou of el'-otrlclty; to bill'd
«•* our bird. Last summer Um writer,
railroads - »team
and
alsctriti -
J R Campbell, *el a hen ou pheasant [
Ths Eugsns Real Estate Exchange ha* de- wagou rO'.de, etc; to engage In tbe
hatching th'rteen of the pratty
, ci te i to print 59,000 pamphlets advertising ' mercantile ¿business;
to
operate
chick«. We built a long runway ot
this part ot tho »tatn I a the E*«t and bids for , sine t«r< , hotel', restaurants, health
wire netting, bmrdbig It up solid a pr ating the saius are now being rec-ived. I
rero't; co build and maintain dams
couple of fee from the ground, and The Exchange itself has raised $390 dollars
for the coilrotlcn of water for dltobtr,
put the hen and chick* th«r<ln.
for lhepurpose and will ask tho Carnival
races and canals for power and irriga­
One after another dl»d or got away l»><<rd to contribute a .inn from ths surplns
The University reopened Monday
Electric Light Plant, Paper Mill
Fatal Chicago Fire.
tion, ate, etc.
till
but
four
were
left,
two
rooster«
aud
¡of
irnival
money.
No
better
nss
could
be
morning
with
a
fuII
attondanoe,
Ou
Kcrlpps News Assoolsilon
WHOTIIH INCORPORXTOM ABB.
and Cheese Factory Are
of waehoute on the Northeru two hen*. Going Into the barnyard mads of ths mousy lying idl. in tbs commit-
OFFICE—East aide of Willamette street, be
hicago i, ,
Jan
Fire account
T 8 Cogswell and Otte Olston two
tween Seventh and Eighth atreet
Bacifio near Seattle, Hrofe-eor Frasier Kunday forenoon we observed a pheae- i < tea's hands. The amount is ovex $400 and
Probabilities.
in
Somerset waa unatl' tome«this clunee Monday. ant walking abou’. We had him w al'd, with vh. amount raised by ths Ex of the luoorporators of these oompanler,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
I
—
brick During vacation soveral Improve­ herded al mot t through the barn door i oliuuKS. bs arnpls to put out ths pamphlets. ar. two of the purchasers of the famous
Hotel, an eight
From the Noaperall.
projset ia a go, for ths committee is Hun set mining properties lu
the
n
’clock this ments were mede around tlie carupu<, when eomothing frightened th« bird u Ths
structure,
Ona Year....
w securing figures tiom ths printers of tbs Blue River dietrio', an acoounl of tlie
. L
At alate meeting of the oily council
ii Months..
and
he
ro«e
aud
fl
‘
W
down
the
alley
among which were the iu-talllng i f a
city, as they do not wish it to be printed out­ sale of which was given by the G uakd
Thrss Months
a fraDohlM wae granted to the Booth -
*y»t«in of telephones tietween the dif­ towards the Hod«« salooo, a liltl« more sit Is.
string
nt the time the sale was consummated,
Kelly Company to art ot poles,
The booklet is to contain louis very fine Dec 18. C A Hardy lathe well known
butldiug* und the pl >0lug of a ; than e block away. Going to the run­
wires, and do whatever other work
Mrs Perry and
­ ferent
light between Ds.dy Hall and -he way we found but oue lo wter. The illustration«, the proof« of which can be seen Eugene attorney.
that firm might flud necesxary to fur­
were sufiocated before the gymnasium.
other In d crowded ihnkigh tbe wire net- at rivarversd and Fishers real estat» office,
AdssrtMnir rat», made known ?"
PLANS OF THE OOMrANIBB.
Address »11 business letters to THE GUARD, nish tbe elty with electria ligLtiog. firemen could reach
i’ne outs are the I met that have been uesil in
ling someway.
Prof H C Howe will address the
Mr Hardy, who la the attorney for
Eageae, Oregon.
When tbe proper work is done, ami we
sin h work in this city. They will depiet the
D
itiieetlcale
the
Chinee«
pheasant?
A young
jumped student« at aeeeinbly t »Borrow morn­
tlie companies, waa Interviewed by a
understand active r(Torts will begin at
A« well try to tame a panther. They hop industry, corn fiel Is. Ing-i >g scene., the
fifth
ing. Prof Howe bus been giving week­
Ootin reporter thia afternoon con-
au early dale, Spring field will have a
are b irely < ut of the egg when they Wendling sawmill, a tieach ecaue, Eugens
first-class electric light i laut, and the
on ly lecture« oil E uk II.I i Literature our run and hide on the least unu ual nolee school bouses, the University and thecourt- oernlnz 'he new ccmpauisa' plans.
L WHITSON.
lug the past few months at d fils ability
hou e. It ia what we need, so success to the He a tat I 'hat at present be had noth­
City will have taken one more I tn pur­ the
or appearance. Ami they can hide on
pr eject.
is well known to'he town people. His
ing det) i e to give out further than
ported step tn its onward oiereb to
DENTIST
The hotel is
in the euhjeot will be “Ual ver.-ily Ideal».” i.lmoet lure grounil In the most sur-
that the oom pan Its would soon open
Hs.iag purchased the office and firtasee st future g eala«'«.
!
prising
manner.
In
this
Instance
the
district of the city. President Campbell has appointed L
the Ute deceased W V Heedewwn, I am
up big office* lu Eagene and oommenoe
There
Is
considerable
t..Ik
of
the
: tri > left are wil l, though with people
now prepared to do anything ia the Has ef
active operations. No building haa yet
I L Go drlch, C N McArthur, and J F about them every day since ttiey left
Denti.iry in the above said offiee.
building ( f a paper nidi at BprlugfiHd
Spanish Statesman Dead.
been secured for the office«.
Ho ea 4
Wl'n.a-n and bridge work a speeudiy.
Z'lgler as aluiunt members of the j rheir shells. A pheasant het died two
shortly. That such a proposition w uld By Scripps News Asseslatloa
that Mr Cogswell would soon move
athletic council.
Thia onuncll now I hours Is as active a«
pay, 1» is asserted there can be no doubt,
the ordinary
R
E
Vellum,
w
i<>
has
been
aseocl-
M adrid
— Senor oonsl«te of three member« from til« I obicken at two weeks. While our
here from Heattie.
as water power, the proper timber for
with Henry Huddleston In tbe
0 WOODCOCK,
It is the Intention of the Cuba Mines
Sagasta,
of the faculty, «»ven under graduate« aud bird, are shy of u*, let a »trariger ooms a'xi
pulp and mean* of transportation are
W< Ilf-American cyelery In the Wal­
Co to soon erect stamp mills on the
thrM
aasiebers
from
tbe
alumni.
*
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
National
Council,
in abundance. In the nrfar future fur­
about they get greatly excited. A dog ton block, ha« purchased the business
Hunaetaud other Blue River mining
The Freshmen met lhn afternoon Is their particular aveielon.
of bia employer and 1« removing tbe
Oft os -Oaa-haU block south of Cbstom ther particulars will tie avi.il tble.
properties, and the Olaton Promt ting
Hock,
the and perfected arrani«ments for th>ir Though there were grse* and «mall fitting" ae<l repair outfit to tbe Titos Cu
for
There Io some talk of organizing a
will engage In the numerous pur­
party
Friday
evauing.
The
large
boy«
block
where
be
will
continue
the
re
­
brusli
In
the
runway
the
bens
laid
Ri'awra, Oasootv.
ooaspanv to build a cbte-e factory in funeral have
been
suits as set fourth In the artieies of lu.
of th« class are ««en regularly practic­ their eggs without regard to nests, pair butinees.
8pringfield next epriug.
Several of
corporation.
decided upon, but
burial ing for guard dulv
As was previously stated by tlie
scatter! g them all about the inclosure.
tbe bu«iuoM tnsn have expressed a
The organlastion of th see oompan be
place
Wednesday.
yy L. CHESHIRE, M. D
And the egg« were not ferlil'sed, at (>U1RD,O C Matlock h <e secured a
willlngnes* to take stock lu tbe enter­
means much to Laue county and Eu­
l«>ti«e
ou
tbe
Walton
store
room
and
fight
for
lea»t
a
oorumou
ben
c
»vered
a
setting
prise, and aeoist otherwise. Those ad­
gene. It meaua the utilisation of the
of them without revolt till w« took will Install tils Rambler cycles for 19U3.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
begun.
vocating tbe proposition appear to be leadership
splendid water power of the upper Mo-
lie
has
made
a
great
success
of
tbe
pitv
on
tier
and
broke
th«
eggs,
only
«aoguino that it will prove a paying
Sagasta,
Chrisman ldg.
Keuzle for the operation of mills an t
Rambler wlicel tn tins county and we
to flud them rotten.
and permanen’ly prospering invest •
faotorlee, car line, and electrio llgi t
statesman,
born
Eugene, Oregon.
predict a big t'ade for ths opening sea-
meut.
plants, the opening up of the numer­
1827. In 1856 was
eon.
'
ous nai-oeral springs for health reeorts,
C D Kester, the proprietor of th«
W BROWN, M. D.
compelled
Spain
Chris Mt'x, wh > has occupied part
By
a
Vote
of
Four
to
Two
Col
st
rest
short order restaurant on Mill
the development of dormant mlnlug
of the room with l>i* dyeing and clean­
through engaging revoluti­
properties and a general awakeblng
will move Into new qus t rs as soon ss
lege Hill and Fairmount
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
ing
works
will
move
hie
business
to
allowed
of the districts In which the corpora­
bls new building cau tie put up acroe-i
the Titos room with Mr Veltum.
WOfice—Upstairs in Chrisman Bieck
Uere Accepted.
iislly '.uard Jan «
the way. Work will be resumed on
tions are to operate.
return but again
Heun: 9 loll a 1 a; 1 3, 6 to V» p.a
Dr
and
Mrs
F
W
Prentice
Issi
even
­
the proposed restauraut at or ee ami in 1866
fled
country. At the meeting of the city conncll ing eiA»ri«i ird a number of their John I Orltvser, of Eugene, fermerly
tiardluer, has been pressntsd with a
tbe buii ling will be 15x16 feet, one
several cabinet positions U*t evening, as announced, the mat­ frl»nd* at th ir home with a very plea* of
I. J. Walton
fi. P. Nsm story in height.
fiueg' 14 fountain pen by the Gardiner
was Prime Minister from ter of askiug the legislature t> extend want high fi re party. I he event was a nub n Mi «'«v o ■', •• art expreealoa
WALTON A MBS
From J W Htewart we lesrn that a
the boundaries of the elty to »• to In­ mo-t enjoyable affair. The luuebeon r f si i > r t i < i •
1883,
1888
toithfal service
In Eugens Jan 6, 1903, io Mr and
^ttorosys-At-Law,
petl'ion le to be circul ite 1 and will be
clude
College Hill and Fnlrmoutil wks •«rvrd by I he hoetes» was an elegant In tbe lulsiv.t of tue Bunday school. Mrs Waller Gunton, a daughter.
1890,
from
1893
to
1895
generally signed to build a sidewalk
Will practice la all ths sourta ia ths stata
ofhsrtiete sod rsfinemeu'.
then from 1902 till discussed ih sii lu phases. 1 he final vxnmpb
Ofr.ss niviu No 3—Waltoa bloU. Eageae, Or. up tbe south side of .Main street to
action of the couicil wa« to aropt In tbs contest fer points, Mrs 8 M
the croee-road in the steeteru portion I
ditor G uard .]
them as far a- the council was con­ T ran won first pr zu and MrsD A
of town, and from ihen.« sidews k
[ OUIB K. BEAN
ce rnsd by a vote of four to two.
Palos carried off the cooeoltllon re­
will be extended south to the railroad
Including College Hill the value of ward. The guvetn were Mr and Mrs 8
and
th*
Bo>tu
-Kelly
Ou
’
s
mill
.
depot
ATTORNEY—AT—LAW.
the property admitted will t>e mar M Toran, Dr and Mr- D A Palo«, Mt
38o,"00 Instead of $5<i,' 0 > whicu figure» a d Mr« L 8 Logan, Hon nod Mr« I' G
<>flios in L oh A Saving bank building.
Heodiicks, Attorney nod Mr* D B
were for ralrmount alone.
* Spedai attention given to landra a
Saar« Spacial Svrvia«.
Batten.
Fo lowing are tbe bounaarlev of the J*ncke«, Mr and Mr* J H Luek-y, Ml
C obl ' kg , Jan 6.—A R McArthur
I sveaulted A L Herman, one of th« new addl’iios to Flugene: Commette and Mre G ■<> W Smith, Mrand Mrs W
Booth-Kelly Co’« forem-n. hereyeeter- log at the present city limits at what H H' flinan, Hou rd H Fri nuly, Miser»
day. The row was canwd-by Hermsn I» known as the Huddl-ttm lane, Tiiervre Frivad y and Carrie Paine.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
And
bargains on almost
south to Howard
discharging McArthur from the rm- thence running
belly vuerd Jan «
IJB HUGH E. PENLAND
atreet in C< liege Hili Park, User c* w
in
the
store
preparatory to
(loy
of
tbe
company.
r»-
Ywturdsy afiemoon |nf'or »
A complslnt was made and a war to.east line of Fairmount, thence
CLEARANCE SALE
Coraw 7th sn.i Wilmette struts Chronic porter had Inquired about the p«ndtzg rant ie«u»d for McArthur’« arrest. Hi north to mill race, thence west along
which
a
short
It is our
|
eele
of
tbe
Banquet
Cafe
by
GeoCmltb,
■»•». ■ sod d«formi kss ! specialty,
L*dv
plead guilty a .d ws. fines! $25 and center of mill race to the city limite ol
The owner nt « lot on the fist nea
a sttradance.
' he end M R Janney and Mlee Mar
intention
to
make
our
Annual
this
the
oo*ts by Just ce Drury. Bsmg unal 1« Eugen*.
the Eugene bridge has an aggrava­
' Nrickson earne to in agreement and
value
Having
ever
known
the
to pay hi« fine, be wm committed to
EIGHT OOCNC1LMEN WANTED.
ting J >•>. He Is excavating the Hack
j the two purcbaeed tbe bas:nr*a from
(jfiORGEOB DeBAR, M. D.
public.
must
make
for
Jell t* board for 12j days with Sheriff
With the request made of the leg!* “d >be" soil for a bu l ling spot. Arid
PHYSICIAN sad BURGEON.
Mr i,,nlth-
Wither«.
new
good«.
talk
about
pu
ty!
It
Is
about
tbe
«am-
latore will be included « request to
Ofta. _
_
Mr Janney and Mice Erbkson will
Farmers though who
change the number of cty conncll- omsisteney.
*be
... 2_j
fin. wrv>ce
service whioh
which Mr
Her«'« a Tip!
men from elx to eight. Trita sa» put plow tlie adobi dry to »tart with, then
public •
x*io^ "'day or aigtot.
Pboa« rwiiitu—. *mitb ha* offered tbe
the Engeo«
Elgsnapobl
a« amotion and carii-d with tt>e voA- 1st toe rs-ul ant chunks pulver «»
' °®0*' Naia sa.
an<j W||| gp*,« D0 pt|aa to ircreaee tb*
of the mayor, Moiae
wanted nine tbrougn acii »u of the air and weather,
fscilili«« for pleasing tn« pslrone ef lbs
Last Hu nd ay w»e tbe golden wedding councilman.
say if worked dry thereafter it ( loos eu
-n.t
|-|KRBKRT LEIGH
Batqust.
of .Mr and Mrs A Brown, who reside
You won't have long to wait.
loosely as an ash txd.
Mise Erickson will maoage the oafs
on Ml Pearl stre»t. The day wa«spent
«usine««. 8tie Is a thorough bu*lo»ss
st home with the relative« of the ling
***'YER AND METALLURGIST
One of the m il* papular drummer,
woman and we predict a great swccass me'ed jnn; !e, In a quiet manner. Mr
K •’">
-
-
Oas«oe
on
the road, Frank ■ H air, of «...
Brown i« an ophrlst-rer and wagon
Ira Erg-ne Jan 5 1903 Roe«, ths 10*
for tbe new owners.
_____
' I r»l*«'.i«'—
~ -~giMD«
lj 8«ato ' Mr Jar f »V wl 1 « o'in i» I I • !»w. Isrv
gene, le wearing a d arnond ring prr.
fBbnratory
U i, U,
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pavement.
situated
down-town
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broke out
,
New Cycle Agent
Jan 6.
President
died last
night.
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not
fully
the
will take
The
the Liberal THE MEETING OF
has already
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THE COUNCIL
Spanish
was
July 21,
to fly
in
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to
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from
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and
SOCIAL REALM
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The Banquet Sold.
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everything
opening our
giving
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will follow in
biggest
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Keep one eye on this space,
the other on Our Annual.
Died
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