Daily Eugene guard., May 08, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
TUKSDA.Y
MAY 8
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
KOH BALK AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Mo. Main 191.
New Ads Today.
Hall & Son
Doiris Art Gallery.
BREVITIES.
Attend the allow.
Dog aud I'ony allow In Eugene. ,,
The Corvallls . Gazette la a serai
weekly now.
Hide a Itauibler.
V 0 Matixxik.
Dr Lowe, optician, with J B Luckey.
Lane county will probably have a
large registration of voter.
Garden seed In bulk fresh.
F L Chambers.
Go to tbe world famous . show
tonight.
Commissioners court was In session
today. The regular May term begins
tomorrow.
Iteglstrallon closes one week from
today. Get In and bustle.
Have your measure taken for a
summer suit at 8 H Frlendlys.
VVui C Endicott, ex-secretary of war,
died Sunday, age 63 years.
Hohloss Bros & Co clothing to order.
Bee the samples at H H Frlendlys.
"The daintiest little wheel that ever
was" A Itauibler. '
CO Matlock.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs. Repairing and polishing,'
Tbe spring showers are plentifully
sprinkled In between tbe bright bits of
sunsblne.
A. J. Gillette is attain on duty as day
operator at the B 1' depot, after a
vacation of several weeks.
N L Cornelius expeots to ships train
load of cattle from points to and south
of JCugene, about May 15th.
Fir wood $2.60 delivered.
Maple wood $3.26 delivered.
F. L. Chamdkkb.
The populist national convention to
be bold In Sioux Falls, 8 D, tomorrow,
will be held in a tent capable of seating
8,000 to 10,000 people, It looks like
liryau and Towue,
A Lakevlow paper oharges Mr.
Daly with having been born In Ireland
aoharge that Is true. But Tongue
was born furthoraway from tbe United
Btates than Ireland. He was born In
England,
Bullions Bros & Co'a olothiuic "made
to measure" at B H Frloudlvs.
A full Hue of Hue tlshlug tackle at
the Humbler agency.
V (J Matlock.
Albany Democrat : Yesterday was
the -80th birthday of Ex-Governor
John Whlteaker, of Eugene. Though
be has been aflllcted with paralysis
his health otherwise hay been pretty
good. He was one of the most upright
ofllolals Oregon has ever had.
Vacant resideuoos are sua roe in
Eugene. . In faot they oau hardly be
found. With tbe large number of
families to oome to Eugone this fall to
awoll the U. O. aud High school ma
triculation, the building of neat
oottages, will prove a good Investment.
Kenneth bellalra, an Englishman
who was adjudged Insane In Hpokaue
a year ago, and sent to tbe Medical
Lake asylum bat Just been released
and wants damages In the sum of
$5,000,000 for his detention. "Unless
paid In due course," he says, "I will
bavethe entire state put up at auction
on the Loudon stock exchange."
H. B. Moyor has temporarily olosed
his sawmill on the Calapoola. He ha
between 400,000 and 600,000 feet of
lumber, which will shortly find Its
way to the valley, mostly to Brown-
vllle. Mr Moyer will soon move hi
mill below the old logging oamp, when
he expeots to cut nearly 4,000,000 feet
evory year. ,
Albany Democrat: The republican
papora oontluue to charge Mr Daly
with being a gold staudard democrat
and a bank president. As a good
many republicans are looking for an
excuse to bolt Tongue this ought to
satisfy them. As a matter of faot
though Daly Is not and has not been a
gold staudard democrat.
Kov. W. E. Bltxer, W. Caton, N. Y,
writes, "I had dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doctors and medicines
without benefit. I wss persuaded to
use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and It help
ed me from the Btart. I believe It to be
a ptnacsa for all forms of Indigestion."
It digests what you eat. Vincent &
Co., Comer Drug Btore.
ltoseburg uevlew: Two years ago
OratterT A Wood sent out a letter to
the old Indian war veterans, telling
them that they would get their pen
slons If they voted for Thos Tongue for
congressman. Now he tells them tbey
will simply have to wait Indefinitely.
A bettor plan would Jbe to vote for Dr
Daly for congressman and thus be
represented by man of reoogulxed
ability.
TRAINED ANIMAL SHOWS.
Large Attendance This Afternoon
Another Performance
Tonight.
The Norris & Howe Trained Animal
Bbowa arrived In Eugene this morning
and gave a performance at 2:30 this
afternoon, and will give another
tonight at 8 o'clock.
These bbows are always of Interest
to children, while the older people
always realize much pleasure in wit
nessing tbe wonderful feats tbe
animals are trained to do. Tbe dogs
apparently are able to understand
English as ' she la spoken and
go through a aeries of ..performances
as wonderful as tbey are fascinating.
The monkeys, ponies, tbe elephant,
and In faot everything carried with
tbe shows have a place in the perform
ances. . 'i he band performs those
Inspiring circus airs during tbe
program and tbe animal actors seem to
catch the Inspiration of the music
These shows are distinctly unique aud
original, and are worthy in every
sense the patronage of all.
The performance tonight at 8 o'clock
will be tbe last to be seen In Eugene
for some time, as, tbe shows will Boon
leave for a trip to Australia and
Europe.
Hotel Arrivals.
EUGENE.'
M Trener, BpringQeld
; B O Waller, Telephone Co
W M Scott, Creswell
A J Ward, Vlda
J W Bhumate Waltervllle
Geo R Davis, Om aba
R A Prlnfoot, Portland
FLO Hansen,' Portland
M Crusoe, Portland
Hans J Petesen, Portland
L Johansen, Portland
B Madron, Portland
M Nelson, Iowa
' M Iirund, Cottage Grove
" A U Piper, Cottage Grove
Fred Van Doren, Minneapolis
C I Cozad. NorrlB A Rowe Co
H F Put man, Portland
ED Rogers, Chicago
HOFFMAN UOUSK. ' 1 '
Raoy Matteson, Isabel
W B Glass, Brownsville
Ike Rosenblatt, 8 F
I G Knotta, Florence
J H Temple, Minneapolis
W E Frazler, Portland
Goo H Kelly, Wendllng
Barnny MoCarty, Wendllng
T W Blew aud wf, Qottuge Grove
G F Brumfee, Cottage Grove
A 0 Mark, Bt Paul
O U Brand, Bt Joe
A B O Deunlston, Portland
M J Roche, Portland
J H O'Nell, Portland
W W Bretberton, Portland
Dexter Items.
May 7.
An epldemlo of la grippe Is prevail
ing In this neighborhood, hardly a
household being exempt from, It
visitations.
Mrs. Leauder Cruaan, of Zion, ha
been seriously III for the eek past, but
Hlie Is slightly better aud hopes are
onlertalutd for her reonvery. Drs.
Vau Valiuh, ofprlugtleldaud Belover
of Eugne, are In attendance.
Uncle Jonathan Vincent has been
visiting In Eugene for a couple of
weeks past.
Mr. Bedford is very 111 with appen
dloltla. Dr. Bcarbrough Is attending
him.
Wm. Griffith report a favorable
deolston In his homestead contest at
Roaeburg, on April tttu. . ' !
Commissioner Edwards made
business trip to the ferry Thursday;
The people of Lost Valley pr.clnot
teel somewhat slighted by being left
out ol the progiam In the oouuty can
Rex.
County Fair. Unfortunately the
question of a county fair doa not seem
to be agitated by the people.,-?; This I
not a It should be. Tb people
ol ' the 1 ; ooUQty t generally ; are
busy, with their work, and appear
to have no" time for pleasui, but
after tbe busy harvest time, II would
be very nlos to have a week of tecrea.
Uoo, where all county people ootild
meet together. The question should
ov uiiaw hi uiuro ami more -until a
county fair organization la effected.
We carry up-todate sundrleo. !
OU Matlock.'
Ol! . & Htnlerton: Undirtiiart $ai
Enbalmera. Car. WiL in. 7th itv
65c
Flour pest per sack.... 06o
6 lbs good Oregon beans...... 4So
7 Dixie Queeu tobacco 26c
8 No 1 smoking tobacco or 1 lb... 25o
1 lb Star chewing tobacco 4.Sc
I set regular else white plate 40o
1 set handled tea cups aud sauoer
oOo
3 pkg goldust washlug powder 20o
1 pkg amnions washing powder... So
1 lb good walnut 8c
Fletcher castorla (genuine) 25o
S bot good catsup 25c
Remember to close one book
I now .. in
Ji BILLY...
Klondike Population.
William Ogilvle, president of the
Yukon commission, has telegraphed to
Hon Clliloid Bifton census lelurus
which are nearly completed, of the
population of Dawson aud the Klon
dike, says the Alaskan. This shows
that since January of last year the
population has more than doubled, for
whereas it was then 4236 it Is now
8806. The figures this year are: Daw.
son, 6408; Klondike, 3397. Voters In
'Dawson, 1120; in Klondike, 824.
Tt I Intnrmtlnir to note that the
niimhar of Americans are over two to
one to tbe number of British subjects.
There are In this recent census om
Americans and only 2707 British and
497 of other nationalities.
Gilstrap-Gilstrap.
Register, Ma; 8.
W, G. Gllstrap, of tbe Register, and
Lillian Gllstrap were re-united in
marriage at tbe residence of the bride's
parents in Oakesdale, Wash, Ba'urday,
May 6, 1900, at 10 a m, Rev Evan of
the Methodist church officiating. Mr
Gilhtrap, wile aud little daughter
arrived In Eugeneyesterday afternoon,
coming by way of Bpokane and Bound
points. They will reside temporarily
at the family residence on West Bixth
street. Many friends of both the con
tractlug parties were at the Oakesdale
depot to witness tbe departure of the
couple for Eugene.
. Independent Candidate.
I hereby announce myself as an
Independent candidate for tbe office of
road supervisor in Blanton preoinot,
subject to tbe will of the voters of said
preoinot at tbe next regular eleotion.
H. H. Stickniy,
Vote fob Daly. Governor- Geer
has heard from bis letters sent to tbe
President and Speaker Henderson In
favor of the Indian War Veterans. The
President's private seoretary aoknow
ledged tbe receipt of tbe letter, and
Speaker Henderson said: "I have
given tbe subject matter of your letter
considerable thought. It is a bad time
to urge this at present, with our trem
endous burdens of appropriations,
although something may be done In
this Congress, if not at tblB session.'
When some of the appropriations that
have been made are considered this
excuse will be very thin to the Indian
War Veterans, They at. least think
that the bouse Bhould have been per.
mitted to be tbe judges in tbe matter
and not one man.
Hion Rates. It Is yet quite doubt
ful when Clay Zumwalt, Andy Taylor
and J. H Lee start for Nome, Alaska,
Tbey are haviog trouble to get rates
for several bead of horses they are
wanting lo take with them, to be used
in a transfer business. At rates quoUd
it will coBt $200 per head, and even at
this price no boat at present wants lo
transport them.
Assistant Chief. At tbe meeting
of tbe board of delegates of the Eugene
Are department, held lost evening, Geo
F Wuloughby was elected assistant
chief engineer, to succeed J E Jennings,
who - tendered bis resignation on
account of Boon leaving for t, 'ape Nome.
Does your held ache? Painbackof
youreyes? Bad taste in yourmoutb?
It' your liverl Ayer'i Pills, are
liver pills. They cure constipation,
headache, dyspepsia, and all liver
complaints. 2 Sc. All druggists.
f Wftnt four moutucha or beard a beaauiul J
rc.n or rlrh buekf Then u ,.- I
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE Itt.iteJ
..CLOTHIfJG,.
That
Fits Well
Looks Well
anil
Wears
Is what our stock is composed
ol at prices Irom $5.00 to
$25.00 a suit.
Call and see our
new spring lino of
CARPETS AND
ART SQUARES
S. H FRIENDLY.
Z M Brown, the cattle mm, Is In tbe
city.
T A Mlllloru, f Juootimi, is in the
city.
Geo H Kelly, of Weudllug Is In Eu
gene.
8. Broeed, nf Wsllervllle, w In
town today.
Sumner Bnell passed Ibrougo
Eugene ou a train today.
KolaNeis aud Mr. Bweeney, hop
buyers, went northward todiy.
. w HhnmHte. the Waltervllle
merchant aud postmaster Is In Eu
gene. N R. Underwood was in i.gene
today. He now resides at Cottage
Grove.
fntln Hnnlis has irone to Bohemia
mines to attend WM Redeuiz, who
was injured by a rook fallingon him.
Mn,. Bolivar Cogswell and cniiaren,
Uat.hnrt. .re visiting at the borne
of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Campbell, in
this oily.
nv. r o. Knotts. of Florence, left
here IbsI night for Bt. Louis to attend
the general assembly or me rmr
terlan chuiuh.
W. W. Bretberton, tax man of tbe
H P R M . nf Portland, is In the cny
looking after the company's Interests
In Lane county.
a R O. Dennlston. of tbe Great
Northern, M. J. Roche, of the Rio
Grande & Western, and Jack irnein
of the O. B. N., are In town today.
Mrs. J. AInsley and two daughters
arrived here this afternoon from Drain
to visit with her brother, E. J . Crow
for a few days.
Miss Stella Pitt Dorrls arrived home
from Bpnkaue tbs morning accomp
anied bv her sister. Mrs J K Bronaugu
who will visit here for a time. Mr aud
Mrs Bronaugh will remove to Port
land.
Pendleton E. O., May 7: Charles
Heulat, who tor several montus nas
hmn emnloved at tbe Btore of Alex
ander & Hexter, baa returned to his
home in Salem, having neomeu to
remain there.
Tbe following were among the
Eugene people who left on th's alter
noon's train to attend ihe May Festival
of Music: Prof W G NaBh, A r razer
Mm F L Washburn. Miss Hansen
Mrs B H Miller, Mrs G D Linn, Jessie
Gllstrap and Miss Edythe Hottmao.
Locomotives Run With Oil.
One of the largest railroads ou the
Paulflo coast has decided to substitute
oil In plaoe of ooal as fuel on Its
engines. But whether the experiment
will prove a success remains to be
seen. In this respect It differs from
the famous Hostrtter'B Stomach
Bitters, whioh has made a decided
success in its 60 years of cures of
stomach ills, suohas dyspepsia, indi
gestion and - biliousness. Do not
experiment -with uuknown remedies
when this safe aud reliable medicine
can be bad of any druggist. Try a
bottle and be convinced. 1 1 will build
up your debilitated system, strentben
your weak ' stomach and make it
capable of digesting tbe food taken
Into It, and when this is done health
must naturally follow.
Mors Danes. Teu more Danes
arrived here last night to look at tbe
lands purchased by the Danish colony
and to make selections. Tbey were
taken to the vicinity this morning In
private conveyances.
TbeOregonian says that "as usual,
tbe apprnaoh of eleotion has slightly
lnorewed the number ol saloonB in the
oily. Two new ones paid licenses at
the beginning ' of the quarter, four
more have taken out licenses this
month, and there are now 246 saloons
In tbe city. However bot the cam'
palgn or weather may be, with this
namber of saloons and a plentiful
supply of Bull Run water there Is no
likelihood of any one dying of thirst,
though there will be a large uumber of
very "dry" people lo tbe olty.
Well
L1XX COUNTY TAXES.
Will Have Over ifnooo on Hand
April i, mm.
Ouexd.
ti, (.-.rUter ouotes the Albany
nurlri as authority that the 14.60
mills lax levied In Linn couuiy Is not
.....h. But the Hera'd I'oes not
reclnrooate the courtesy by quoting me
Register's contenltou iuki mo .v
...in iu levied in Lane county is Dot
too much. Thn Herald knows that the
Linn county people are not in love
...in, II, o lilm nf oaviui! high taxes,
aud that such a statement would scare
uni-ru from the Linn county repub
lican ticket in droves. Tbe repub
licans are already in a uopeiess
minority down in Lino, but the Herald
will uotBcare the rest ot tbemaway ny
any such foolishness.
Albany Demount.
Ah thn 141 mill tax will leai e an
pal I mated balance of over $9,000 for
safety the people of Linn county
o. r,ro,.iio t.hfl amallness of it. aud the
good iudgmeut displayed in not mak
ing it any larger.
The Passion Play.
The "Passion Play" as presented last
night at The Parker was witnessed by
a fair-sized audience, which, under tne
circumstances Bhould have been much
larger. Tbe life of our Savior was
presented from birth to the resurrec
tion In a vivid and life-like
manner. His sufferings on Gol
gotba were striking in tbe ex
treme, as was ibe magnificent scene
of tbe resurrection. Taken all together
it was an excellent religious lesson
and conveyed more to tbe mind, by
being seemly an eye wiiuesa, than
years of teaching could possibly convey
by teaoblng from the Word, This
exhibition has been produced before
many thousaud spectators and loses
noue nf its beauties aud splendid
lessons from Its marvelous production
by repetitions.
TbemiscellaueousHcVueaas presented
were extremely Interesting. The war
scenes were well received as tbe
applause showed. The bombardment
of Spanish forts by our war veels
showed the terrible power ot the
dynamite cruder Vesuvius, the sinking
of the torpedo boat, tbe sinking and
burning of the Spanish cruiser. Tbe
charge and scene from Sbafter'a army
before Santiago were terribly realistic
These scenes were placed before the
spectators from photographs from life
and one sees the frightful carnage ot
war in all its awful detuils.
The "Paslon Play" will be repro
duced tonight with an entire change
of program In miscellaneous scenes,
and tbe cause Is worthy of a large
audience.
Cemetery Work.
J L Lombard Is now doing home
work at the Mosonlo and I O O F
oemeterles. Any persons wanting
walls around their lots, etc, can procure
the same at greatly reduced prices by
calling on the gentleman this month.
Baoinaw Smallpox. Judge Potter
and Dr. D. A. Paine returned from
Saginaw HiIb morning aud report the
smallpox at that place, of mild type
and the patients fat recovering The
doctor fumigated tbe Dlaots tboroutrh'v
and left instructions for disinfecting.
The gentlemen went from heie to
Cottage Grove by train, trom there to
Saginaw by wheel. Ou the road down
to Saginaw tbe doctor had tbe misfor
tune to break his wheel whloh com
pelled him to walk to ( ret. well from
which place Ihey phoned for convev.
ance to this city, shipping tbelr
wheels.
To Nome. The Portland Telenram
of May 7, prints a list of 1000 names nf
people who will leave for Cipe Nome
mrougti Fortlaud, this month.
Among those going are the following
well known In Eugene. H M Lambert,
r i, lieeDan, Sllvey Stuart, W T
Hume, L D Seal. Rev J F
RB Dixon.
Petty Thefts. Borne verv mn
calibre thief Is working among the
oicycie nuers or this city. His small
suit Ib to pilfer tools from bicycle teal
bags. Several such Instancm h.n
occurred lately. A party detected in
tins small thievery should have a itma
of shot.
Notice. The date for the county
candidates to have the first rlehma .1
Junction City Is Thursday, May 31 at
i p m. a graud plcnlo will be held
upon that date.
First-class bicycle repairing at the
namuier agency.
C C Matlock
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE S
tMuAlMtKS and FunFRM DIRECTORS
Read this it will
Saye yon money
Men's socks, per pair....
I.adiea' vmIb
So
6c to Wo
Shirt waists
46o
Kreakrast bacon ..." l''o lb
Rran .
Mlxe.i r..ii 860 sck
Shorts .' 2 Mk
lOosck
Mixed Paints . .
Carriage Paints "Z'Z'.Z. fn
" other Ooodi at Sim. ,t.
Peters Store, j
9 th Street
lery p?uv
PopIe.... .
fan afford to buy cheap grocerle.. im-'
MtitainK Mich gtwtU in carrying' on a pro
tracted comim.Kn ayHiimt one' health.
That form of alow nn icicle in a fully to e
avoided. Our girt w fan are hih iiality
and reasonable in price. We Call Mf'l clottti
becauae we ne!l largely. Our cimtoniem
get their inmnK from our activity. . VV A
are never headed in tue race.
J. I). GREEN & SON.
"Lest We Forget"
"-"winetactt
Yerington's PhenoQuinine
Is a stiecific for Cold in the Head. T.a Rrimw. Heiul.,1.. .
all other iimilar complaints. SATISFACTION (ill vA-L
Prepared and sold only at u" JWUY BA(x
Yertngton's 9th Street Drug $l
EUGENE, OREGON 3
DJt. T. If. STICE,
inPERIAL RABBli
hi fin a raI
STICE
Oneofthemcst modern and foremont RahMMAB in "t:r , n
aide runwavs insure nothing but haalthv nml Di.n..i.. ....... rQ4'llr
ouuhbreds a specialty. .
We have some of the finest strains in this country anH . i ,
stock. We have just received an importation of tine Voclt Ire p1""
Huu.uer ctuyviMaviuu iu um, iuuuwi irOUQ SOIDe Of the chaim.1 , '
aninana.
ant. knnnlAJ tlT- 1 . . .
LORD BELMONT, fee 810; SIR STYLES II, $5.co'
pedigree. Lord Belmont is from Champion Yukon ami PrinJj. lu?"
in Denver show in December 18U8. Lord Belmont i S 'ni
"' ... uu-iuuij ui, nun, me in t nuland. u (.. iZL"
ticking- aud enth of body, all of which are prominent in all hi, iS.
Correspondence solicited as to prices and stock, or iuforoKiZ E
to our customers.
Killed Two Cougars.
Brownsville Times.
E H Masrlers, who ri sides on b s
farm near Crawfordsville, beard lii
cblcketis making a horrible noite
Thursday morning at 1 o'clock, and
tblnklutl n "varmint" of some kind
was after another mess of fowl, tooK
his dogs and gun and gave chuse, Tbe
dogs soon had "something'' treed, aud
soon a chicken came tumbling from
the tree. Mr Marxtera remained under
tbe trees with his dogs until daylight,
when he took (Icllhruio aim
aud brought down a yearling
cougar, A little later he tired
another shot into a tree near by
and brought down another cougar,
about tbe same size. They measured
about five feet. Mr. Marsters prizes
these young fellows very highly; says
it has cost him about $20 worth of
chickens aud turkeys to raise them.
Thkee Candidates Crook county,
across the rumintaln range which
forms tbe boundary . line for .Lane
county on tbe east, wee settled largely
by Lane county people.- The demo
cratic ticket for that couuty has three
names that are familiar to many Lane
county people: Knox Huston for
Surveyor. J P Holland fnr nl.,,l
superintendent, and J. N Polndexter
iur treasurer, rersonal acquaintance
with eaob of these gentlemen makes
au inaorsemeut by tbe Ouahd a
pleasure.
Dibd. John Feldervert, a brother of
tNIck" heldervert. ofBuencer Drecluct
died In Prineville April 30 of la grippe,
agea 88 years. He had uo family.
0 Gripe? Pssset
r .it , ....
uiDwjiiiiuri,, no irritation 01 me m-
tof inaa i. l, i.
nealtliful cleansing, when you take
Hood's Pills
Sold by all druggists. 26 cents
Opening
A general Invitation is extended the
puDiic ana especially the ladies to at
tend OUR ANNUAL WALL PA
TER OPEN1NGO! Saturday May
oth. Bring your friends with you
wiiebiier iney want to Duy or not
Every child accompanying the
parents will be given a proie ntn
.ilia uy,
Overton
Lee's Barber Shop
Chrisman Building-,
Ninth Street.
Fine raaira, eleuant shavef, coe-teous treat
nent. All kinds ol tonsoiial work.
The Jloffman
W O ZEIOLER, PROPRIETOR
SUNDAY DINNERS 60c
EUGENE. OREGON
Your all...' I
Napa, Cal.,
& riARTIN. Pron,!.....
1 P:.iii..i .
" "ig'oudiitNlUTIljsJ
roruana Ttlniiar -J
"Kisirauou law," ,
"nearly 1000 Denote In A-
, ., -
prevented from vntlnn.i ikJ
election, as t uudtrsUndit. U
uon time 1 trill bavebenb!.
eight months, bin will ion,
vote. I believe tbe reditu,
a good tlnug iu fui. u J
necessity, but so h um-iJ
goes it Is going to ftarku it;:
some. When the boob da
have lived here two aomb
books close six m nlbs btH
presidential election tim
out."
DlKCOUHTESY CUIIO.-0!
land Telegram claims ihita
visit of the lailles bantu a! J
the Portland Y MCAtoCnf
compete with tbe team 4:
Professor Kinkier and tbtlan
treated lo dlscouneslesbj w
students and rowdy riiss
town. President Uildi is
Professor Kit gler that
would uot go unnoilcri
Horse Radish Biut.-I
Wright, tbe purveyor ot In
which lias made the ffiUmaj
famous, will be Id Eogcwki
days sellltiK Hint article.
Photos
STUDENTS desiiii;
done by commem!J
should call at an em;
for a sitting. The
hours preferred.whenfs
Make your appoint!'
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