Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, April 07, 1900, Image 4

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Daily Eugene Guard
SATURDAY - - APRIL7
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, No. Main 191.
BREVITIES.
Ranter market- Presbyterian ladles
Dr Lowe.optlolan, with J B Luokey.
Annual Easter market Presbyterian
ladie.
Blcyole Urea J4.00a pair, at C. C.
Matlock's.
Buy good guns cheap at Barker Gun
Works.
Garden feed In bulk fresh.
F L Chambers.
A few days sunshine and the roads
begin to ahow dust In spots.
Bloycle repairing. All work guar
anteed. ' 0. U. Matlock.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs, Repairing and polishlug.
A oontraot for 1900 hops has been
made at Salem at 6 cents per pound.
The only place you can get genuine
Crescent Dunlap clincher tires Is F L
Chambers, the Crescent agent.
If you want up-to-date bicycle sun
dries call on
U 0 Matlock.
Fir wood (2.60 delivered.
Maple wood $8.26 delivered.
F. L. Cham bisks.
L. N. Roney, the Eugene ooutraotor,
was a bidder on the work of changing
the ball of representatives ohamher In
the state oapltol building at Balem. The
successful bid was tbat of Erb A Van
Patten, Balem.
Geo Good, the hotel man, has taken
a lease on the Hotel Josephine at
Grants Pan. Ue was formerly in
business at Roseburg and contemplated
a residence In this olty.
Mr Bryan was of considerable Im
portance In Portland after all regardless
of bis so-called wordy address, The
Oregonlun devoted eight editorials to
him and tbe Telegram In the evening
of the same day five. Total thlrtneu.
Ride a RAMBLER ruled with
COASTER-BRAKE, ibe only success
ful COASTER AND BRAKE on the
market, and one that will do all tbat Is
claimed for it. Every Brake guar
anteed. Call and see them and be con
vinced. , OC Matlock,
Jacksonville Times:' A EReames, of
Jacksonville will In all probability be
tbe democratic nominee forproSeoutlng
t .......... In 1 1. 1 rflutrlnt. tlmnt l.i.l it ir nn
opposition to him. He la a good lawyer
and will make au eieellent officer.
We do all kinds of bicycle repairing
and guarantee all work.
" 0 0 Matlock.
' , Experience la the best tsache.'. Use
Acker's English Reniedv in any case
of coughs, oolds or eroun. Hhould It
fall to give Immediate lell.r money re
funded. 26 els aud &0 ma. r'ornaleliy
W L DeLauo.
Mr William Coobran, one of Linn
county's beat known ploueer oltlzeus
Is lying dangerously ill at Rowland
He received a paralytic stroke last Bun
day and has slnoe been gradually fall
Inn. Tbe late Hon R B Coobran of
Lane oouuty was bis brother.
Rev. W. E. Bltier, W.Caton, N. Y.,
writes, "X had dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doctors and medicines
without benefit. 1 wsa pemuaded to
use Kodol Dyspepsia .Cure and It help
ed ma from the start, I believe It t be
a pinaoea for all forms of Indigeetloo."
a V u iuntsj w tica jvm vmvt auvvuv
Co., Comer Drug Bio re. ,
; Rambler bloyolea 140 and $35. Ideals
$30 and $S.
C C Matlock
Id almost every neighborhood there
la some one whose life baa been saved
by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, or who has been
cured of obronlo diarrhoea by the use
of that medicine. Buoh persons make
a point of telling of It whenever oppor
tunity otters, hoping that It may be
tbe means of saving other lives. For
ale by W. L. DeLano.
Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, Mlleaburg,
Pa., says: "As a speedy cure for
coughs, oolds, croup, and sore throat
OueMluute Cough Cure Is unequalled.
It Is pleasant for children to take. I
heartily rooommeud It to mothers,"
It Is the only Harmless remedy that
produces luimedlase results. It cum
bronchitis, pueumouls, grippe and
throat and lung diseases. It will pre
vent consumption1 Vincent A Co.,
Comer Drug Store.
J. P. Combs, one of the tlrsl settlers
of Ochooo valley, died at his borne in
l'rlaevllle last Buuday, aged 70 years.
Mr. Combs was an Oregon pioneer,
and served through several Indian
wars during the early days In this
late. He was a men whom all re
peeled for bis sterling qualities, and
was one or me rnremosi cltirensnf
Crook county. Mr. Combs was a
former resldsut of Linn county.
Frenoh Tansy Waters, tne world's
famous remedy for Irregular and palu
ful periods of ladles; are never falllnr
and safe. Married ladles' friend
French Tansy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy In the world; Im
ported from Paris; take nothing else,
but Insist on genuine; In ml wrapper
with crown trad mark. La Franc
Drug Company, Importers, Jos Turk Ht,
Ban Francisco. For wile by all drug,
plats, or sent In plain wrapper direct
liu receipt of
ENGLISH MAKE nSIALL CAPTURE.
SpacUl to the Guard.
CapbTown, April 7. The English
loroes have captured 200 Insurgents in
Keuhardt, Cape Colony.
Fourteen Boer prisoners escaped
from the convoy at Blmomeon.
All the Aahantl tribes are In arma.
Tbe Bekwals alone remain loyal.
DIBA8TROU8 CLOUDBURST.
Austin, Texas, April 7. A terrific
cloudburst In this vicinity has des
troyed thousands of dollars worth of
property. It Is known tbat many
lives have been lost.
APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT,
special to the Guard.
Fbanefobt, April 7 Attorneys of
Governor Taylor will seek to appeal
his case to the supreme court.
OTIS RELIEVED.
Bpeolal to the uiurd.
Washington, April 7 It has been
officially announced by tbe war de
partment tbat Genera! Otis has been
relieved from command of the Ameri
can army In the Philippines.
It is presumed tbat the same will
take effect at once, as the health of tbe
general Is said to be such as to make
his removal from tbat climate Impera
tive.
Hotel Arrivals.
HOTEL EUGENE.
John Sohrlmpf, Hadleyvllle
G W Wbltsett, Saginaw
A B Matteson, Fall Creek
W F Edwards, Olympia, Wash
W P Shelley, Pleasant Hill
0 C Culln, Jr, Portland
H Y Porter, Walker
B F Houston, Mohawk
C Gray, Thurston
C A Hawkins, Cottage Grove
James Hayes, Junction
MM Eccleston, Junction
J E Yarnell, Mohawk
E R Parker,- Dexter
Geo Smith, Cotiurg
Baxter Young, Fall Creek. .
A C MoOlane, Hazel Deli
C McCiane, Hazel Dell
J C Parker, Dexter
C H Zumwalt, Irving
Ross Huston, Llewellyn
O P Houston, Junotlon
John Wlttacuen, Turner
J B Medley, Cottage Grove
N Martin, Cottage Grove
. J H Perkins, Cottage Grove
J W Gowdy, Cottage Grove
J 0 Coleman, Cottage Grove
J R Carmon, Goshen
W T Jenks, Balem
C M Pierce, Balem
John Grady, Albany.
HOFFMAN HOUSE.
W R Williams, Portland
W W Watson, Lorane, 111
M Wygant; Albany
J 0 Parker, Dexter
O I Farrean. Junotlon
J A Turnbuue, Junotlon
U H Hale, Hale
T J Duckworth, Elmlra
James Calllaon, Eluilra
John Waring, Waltervllle
Geo Bears, Walker
O P Mays, Long 'lorn
Geo A Divls, Springfield
LouIm lleariiaro, S F
H Robinson, NY
Wiu A Hill ami wf, HP
W J Koyse, Portland,
Bismarck's Iron Nerve
Was the result ofhissplendld health
Indomitable will and tremendous
energy art not found where stomaob,
liver, kidneys and bowels are out of
order. If you want these qualities and
I he success they bring, use Dr. King's
New Life Pills. They develop every
power of bralu and body. Only 25c
at Llua's drug store.
Piano Lessons.
The By nthetio method for theplaao
forte, by Albert Ross Parsons, of the
Metropolitan college of mualo, Mew
York. This method Is characterized
by Ingenious exercise and devices for
Interesting and Instructing ohlldren.
For particulars apply to Miss Benetta
Dorrls, ooruer Fifth aud Pearl streets.
Balky Team Tbe team hltohed to
the Hoffman House baggage wagon
balked today on . leaving tne Ninth
street entrance of the hotel. After
several vain attempts to start them
bystanders finally succeeded In rolling
the wagon agaiust the horses when
they Btarted oft ou a gallop. They
caught the train by a small marglu.
Bryan Picturks Can be had at
the Eugene Photo Studio at 25 cents
each.
New full cream cheese per Ib ISo
Good shoulders per Ib Do
4 boxes flail bluing 36c
1 80c plug chewing tobacco 30c
1 pound Star tobacco 45o
8 pound colored beans (to close oui).26o
CaMorla (Genuine) per hot 250
Good Outing flannel per yard &c
Odds and ends In Shoes
to close about half price.
See them.
...AX BILLY...
RATIFICATION MEETING.
A ratification meeting of the Citi
zens party will be held at thrf court
bouse at 7:80 this eveulug. H;.eakers:
E R Bklpworth, it M Vcatcu, H R
Klucalri, J J Walton.
PERSONAL
R A Booth arrived In the city today.
DrTBFord went to points uorlb
today.
M O Warner, the piano man, Is III
town.
Dr W W Oglesby, of Junction, Is in
the city.
A Wheeler arrived up today from
the north.
H E Ankeny arrived In from the
terllug mine in Jackson county
this
Iternoon.
Friday's Albany Democrat: Prof
Ressler, tbe accomplished principal of
tbe Eugene schools, was in the city
yesterday.
I F Stearns and lamily, of North
umberland oouuty, Penn, have arrived
in Eugene and located nn Fifth and
Jefferson street.
More Bryan Sayings.
Wheat is a lower price now than
during the ''Bryan" panic, but In tbe
present prosperous times tbe farmer
pays twice as much for binding twine,
oarbed wire and nails, thanks to trusts
fostered by McKii ley and Hauna.
Furniture, stoves coal,. lumber and
nearly everything else la-up and wheat
down in tbe present prosperous times
of republican administration.
Why did President McKin'ey an
nounce benevolent assimilation of the
Filipino, when he Is ued a call for
100,000 troops t wo months before tbe
aotual opening of hostilities?
Instead of helping starving India,
England sends money to Africa to kill
oft a republic tbat is imperialism.
England bas been preaching gun
powder religion In India for 160 years,
yet less that 1 per cent of the native
population is Christianized. Will our
Imperialistic policy hive better results?
Republicans explain tbe imperialis
tic policy this way: (1) There Is
money In It; (2) God is In it; (3) We
are In it and oin't get out of it
Tbe administration republican, don't
dare to make a money estimate on the
life of one brave soldier eucriliced to
get Oriental trade. This is the basis
of tbe politician, but humanity won't
allow him to express it.
The people spend what they spend
ana tbe syndicates make wlii we
make.
Trade purohas d at the cannon's
mouth Is not worth what It cost.
If there Ib a lower argument for the
murder of savages than that of money
it Is tbe sacrilege tbat God commands
us to kill them the destiny of Divine
right.
The republican bas three arguments
for tbereteutlon of the Philippines: (1)
God gave them to lit; (2) We bought
them from Spain; (3) We whipped
tbe Filipinos and are entitled to them;
buttbey cau defend neither, while one
good reason would be plenty.
Give the Filipino Independence!
Henry Clay said: "To say that God
evtriuade a race incapable of self
government is to Impeach tbe wisdom
oi uou."
Deny the destiny which makes
thief ol a man who bappeus to wake
up near enougn a chlckeu to reach It.
Hiuslaw Loos. Morris Johnson Is
In irom bis logging camn on the Slu
slaw aud tells a reporter of this paper
tbat all he needed now was plenty of
rain to raise the river so his log could
be floated down to the mills. He says
several million feet are now In the river
waiting ror a ralpe.
Mrs. Harriet Evan-, Hlnsdsle, III,
writes, "I never tail to relieve my
children from oronp at once by using
One Minnie Cough Cure. I would not
feel safe without it." Quickly cures
coughs, colds, grippe and all throat
aud lung- diseases. Vnoent & Co,
Corner Drug Store.
Mew Spring Goods
ARRIVING riAMY,
hit
i!
Sis
m i
Embroideries,
ft)d maijy otr;er goods
too rjiiTierous to metytior;.
S. H. FRIENDLY.
imtiMM mmrwm
WHITE MINE SOLD
A 20 Stamp Mill Will Be
Erected At Once
IMPORTANT DEAL
Prlnerllls Tlmw, April .
Bam Templeton Bpent the forepart
of the week at Eugene, where he went
to negotiate a mining deul for the
funious Joe White claim In Blue River.
Mr Templeton is acting as sgent for an
Idaho man by the name of Wilooi,
who was with bliu in the Alaska miues
last year. We are reliably Informed
infersI w. Mr Temoleton was
successful In closing a deal wnereby
this famous iloh claim will eventually
become the Drooerty of Mr Wilcox,
which means aaother 20-Btamp mill
la this district as soon as It can b" put
In. Mr Templeton will start for Blue
River Monday, where he will meet
Mr Wilcox snd Mr White.
Court House Items
Real estate mortgage V ,009 00
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
U B to W F Potterf, 160 acres in t p
17 ar 7 w; patent.
O A C H Oo to C H Wlncoff , 80 aores
in tp 22 s r 3 w; $213.28.
W V and Isabella Potterf to Lizzie C
! Luokey, 100 aores In tp 17 s r 7 w; $400.
Alliance Trust Co to James Firth,
land it tp 16 a r 4 w; $2,700.
H D Coats and C A Coats to W H
Parrlsh. one-third interest in Modoo
vroup of quartz claims, Bohemia; $1.
Quit claim.
LOU BRAND.
A A Gibson files brand fur use on
Siuelaw river and tributaries.
MINING LOCATIONS.
Red Boy claim, Blue River, by W
W Robe, locator,
Goloonda, Blue River, by N B Btan
disb, looator.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Friedman & Rogers vs J O Rhine-
hart; to recover money. Attachment
lssuod. Bond, $81.18, W C Hale,
surety.
Frank Bheldon vs P Rand W H
WalllB ; to recover money. Demurrer
flied.
"On the Suwanee River."
"On the Bu wanes' River" comes to
the Parker next Friday night the 13th,
endorsed as a play to which families
may betaken with the assurance that
Ha theme and treatment cannot but
appeal to one's great emotions. The
storv aud treatment Is tbe old one of
mortgaged estates, intrigue and tbe
eventual clearing away of a vllllanous
atmosphere before the sunshine of
honesty and mortality. There is a
patbetle love story, a rich vein of
humor, and permeating all Is tbe die-
tinot southern flavor of tbe sunny
climes In which tbe play revolves. A
careful acenio Investiture has been pro
vided, a meritorious company Is
promised, and taken as a whole, "On
the Suwanee River" must prove an
addition to tbe "home plays" of the
stage. Btella Mayhew will again be
the "Aunt Lindy" thia season. Re
member this company Is under tbe
same management of the Who la Who
oompany.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
itie Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of (M&U
Paints
' 'twit l oomplets and we
sell the lint (or leaat money.
Doroe' c Ninth
a hwj Jt.UIC. Street.
Mi,
its,
MOHAIR POOL
No Sale Brought About at Dallas
Today.
Spec a! l. the UUiBO.
Dallas April 7.-The p"l oi im
pair, including the growth in rnis
and ad! dnlug counties, i lleied for sale
today, Is still in the bands of the
mHr Aii offer of 28 cents was
made, but not accepted. Geo Houck,
of Eugene, Is in iitie-idai.ee, prepared
(ooQVrlhe Lane county pul ' "'
balr at the sale, It satisfactory price
I. ..ruaanloH hilt SO IllT UH tlllB held
out this pool for a better price.
SALE POSTPONED.
Dallas, April 7.-The Polk county
mohair pool sale bas been postponed
until Amil 17. I have also reserved
the sale ol the Lane county pool.
Geo. A, Houck,
Pudd'nhead Wilson.
There I- asierllui! sttrai-linn booked
or the Parkei mi Monday the 0th
when that distinguished m-tor Bur
Mcintosh, will hold forth In tha
greatest of character play. Mark
Twain's '-Pudd'nhead Wil . ." It Is
unlikely that loo much i.ii.ueiasm can
be expressed for tin wuuderful success
of this dramatization or a famous honk
Aetor Mayo's transcription of Author
Clemens' ork. Everibudy know;
the storv of Pudd'nhead Wilson. Tne
scene is laid In the prologue way back
n 1830,'ln which ' by an accident tbat
by tbe exercise of great art tbe author
bas made as trivial as po-aible two
children, one of gentle birth, tbe other
the offspring of a slave, are confused on
the day of christening. That error
goes undiscovered for 23 yeers. During
which time the slave child crown up to
be a gentleman vil'ain, while the liny
of high birth comes to be a young
fellow of heroic quality, whose slave
training cannot obneure the Inherent
gentleness of his character or vigor of
bis manhood. What possibilities when
oast about with a pretty story set upon
a sea in which tbe track g of crime
leads straight to tbe confusion of tbe
babies just mentioned could be more
Interesting.
Statement of Public School Sav
ings Bank.
Balance due pupils January 1, 1000:
Principal .. $471 83
Interest 4 76
470 68
Deposited eluce January 1st:
Month of January $40 70
Month of February 64 68
Month of March 44 62
Estimated Interest 6 00.
$156 00
Total to April 1st $835 68
Amt withdrawn slues Jan 1 115 60
Amt due pupils April 1st.. .$520 08
Deposited In Eugene Loan and Savings
.nans::
Certificate of deposit $500 00
Pass book 20 08
$520 08
The Latest War News.
mi i .
j ae laiest war news Is eagerly sought
.r. io Borne it lirlDgs happiness, a
they read of valiant deeds
pllshed, while to others, the same mes
sage brings sorrow, when they note the
ueia or capture of the r lov.il
mi . -to.
xuereisaiso much sorrow and suffer,
Itln ... ...I .
.s .liiuuKimui our own ennlrn K
those who have been captured by that
rant eueiuy-iiyspepsia. For this
nowever, there is a remedy and that Is
nosieiier-s Btnruach Bitters, which
also cures Indigestion, constipation,
biliousness, i.ervousuens and Insomnia
and as a preventative for malaria, fever"
andairue it is unequalled. It has a
record of fifty yea,, 0f ,re8 to bck (
up and a trial will convince you tbat
your case Is not incurable, as you will
nd after taking a few doses your
stomach wUI be strengthened.
A Good L7wCo7viI7 Gszette:
person In this
take advantage of the law.
county to
.which of-
iers a reoate of road
laxes to those
"e.ire wairons, is v p m,,.
rarland ofWien. Mr McFarl.nd was
In the city Halurdav to r, hi. .....
and as he uses a waeon hi,. a
tires, he was granted a rebate of $2 pcr
heel. The law, the ohiec of SI
.Mo enc,,rw the use of wide tired
vehicles, ( flers a r.l,i r.i .
vehicles, ( ft
on all ven
on all VHHiele. h.-Tn- r w.neeI
j.., inree inches n width anri Vi
fnresch shwl if .!, .u. Hna "
hr l.l, , ' . wnicn
"I nwd Koooi iy,pe, Cure In mv
'ily with wonderful results it
akeand is truly the dv.peptlc', ll,
Mend," say. K H.r.ne hV Z ...S'
Mich. Di....... ""',
f..l . " .
Cannot
.... ,u cure. Vincent A
Co,
Dm' fffiiv1r.il ,.. l i
arrived. Wo have acornpi,
line of just what you nee'(l
Shovels, Spades
Rakes and Hoe's.
We also havo a box of
D. M. Ferries choice seeds.
And
While your wife is cic,ai,ie.
just give her a few dollars and Tl
her down to us for some of that
WALL-l'Al'EK. Thifi,
bankrupt stock but we are sellin?-!
so that people wonder how we "
do it. It all goes at cost. . cJ
early and get your choice of 400fi
' patterns. 11116
mm HAHDWA
Can our Canned
Goods be Beat.:...
Wewould like to h hoiiim
onewho ean-did'y state by
whom, in either price o
qnalit.y. . rh-y are canoe I
by the lieai caime s in thi'
'country and Knro t, and
if you cuu hnd a can ot corn
or tn'oaioe tor that cau
etjnal our in hirli qoall y,
fieshneHH anil tl-ivor yo-i
can Mike a can hoine. with
you fr e.
J. U. GREEJi St SON. Telephona ?
Kodaks!
Thisisafao simile
of the famous VIVE
with magazine, plate
holders and bulb at
tachment. For sale
by
MM DRUG GO.
Church Services.
C P. CHUHC'U.
Owing lo absence ol pastortbere will
be no eervices tomorrow.
EPISCOPAL CHUKCH.
m, Buuday school: 11 a m.
10 a
morning prayer and sermon; 8 p m,
Junior Eudeavnr; 0:30 p m, Y P C E;
7:30, evening prayer and seniion.
D E Lovkkidoe, Reotor.
CONOREOATIONAI, CHURCH.
All regular services at the usual
hours. Preaching services at 11 a in,
and 7:30 pm, couduoied by the Rev
Mac H Wallace who occupied the
pulpit last Sunday. A cordial Invita.
tion is extended to all.
, M. E. CHUKCH.
Class meeting at 10 a m; preaobing
ty the pastor at 10:80 a m; Holiday
ochool at 12 ni; Junior Lengue at 4:15;
Epworth League at 6:15; Preaching at
r.W p m; subject: "Tbe Source Hpirit,
and Superstitious of Mornionhin, the
Mohamodanlsm of America."
W. 11. Holllngshead, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Sunday School 9.45; Sermon 11;
Communion 12; Meeting in behalf of
tne ramine sufferers of India, Spin,
g'od pnuram; Y P S (J E 0.15; Sermon
7.30; Mluweek service Thursday at 7.30
conducted by Rev F EBIIilngtou. The
public cordially Invited to all of our
services. Morton L Rose, Pastor
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday School at 10 a m; Morning
worship at 11 a m, Subject for discourse
"Prayer:1. Address to voutie men at
3 80 p m, Subject, "Dr Jekyll and Mr
Hyde", the most Interesting portions
of I lie story will he read. B Y P U at
6.30 p m; Evening worship at 7.30 p m,
Subject for dlscourre,"A Fight Against
Environment." The public are cor
dlally invited to attenl these services.
C t'alvert omoot, Pastor.
Douui.as Umon Ticket. State
Senator, P B Beckley; representatives,
w w Wilson, Dexter Rice; clerk. J F
Oazley; sherifl, J L Dewey; commis
sioners, J M Robinson, ABC Whipple:
assessor, H B Gillette; treasurer, E H
L,enox; school supt, Louis Baizee:
surveyor, O K Thlel; c iroi.er. Dr E V
H.K.ver. Douglas county Silver Re
tulilicans In convention I-rid ay recotii-
n nded Albert Abraham of Umpqua
reclnet for JMot iFpreseiitiuivn for
'oos and Dougla counii. The Union
leleeaiionn to ihe sia-o convention
from Coos and Douglas w ill select the
nominee.
The Enjoyment
of Spring
can he Indulged In to the utmost when
you have a good htrvoie to take vll
through lane and field where 'tbe
country offers its greeuet attractions.
Ifymi are thinking ot olivine anew
bloyle lei lis show v.n rp new supe'b
stock . f CRF.SCEX'lS and the inritice
niei.i in prices that we ha e placed on
tlieni.
a
Say
S -I'M:
Y. P. C. 11
All I hope bn jolnto!'
People's ( 'bJkllt.n Tenijerj
either on tlienliflit 'bail
was addressed by RtrRrj
on th" ii'irul when ibtRl
held in he U BcIiiitM
to n t. t"U Monday lirt,:
al 7:31) In ibe BsptMM
deolre of the eieculimq
have a full atlenbaow stttn
as the worknf orgmlni"
eompletrd. The com
read ami adopted iM j
and work ottbeorguinK'
ly ouiliued. An optatiT1
given for those wbodrt.M
so. Those wno Jou
will lie countered m
Charter member! will n"
the iiiembereblp In-
Let all those vl V
names at either of tb(BO
attend this meetiDgM11'
at 7:31) in theBiplW11
Youis truly
l,r r PPTITRS Ho-'
llmzsbead. of Clenl"
has been visiting B
ui,ii.,,.i,u,l. in Ibli
i. ImvefM
day. Sunday eveniw M
head will oocupi-'r'
..ro.pl.lnir from IM
oource, cpii" - j
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