Daily Eugene guard., June 13, 1903, Image 3

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similating the Food nndHcgula
ting the Stomachs and Bowels of
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THi OCNTmH HHHNTi MM V.aa flcTT.
Vlci-Prcit of Votea Democratic dubs of Ncrthcrn Ohio.
TUKUK AUK JdANY
sickly women be-
tween tho tv'cs of
45 and 55, but thcro nre
very few invalids over S5
and 00 years of apo. The
change of lifo coniinjr lo
a woman near 1i;t forty
fourth year, cither m:;l;cs
her an invalid or fives
her a new leaso on li.e. Those who
meet this chmigo in ill health sel
dom livo ten years afterward, while
a woman who has n-ido tho active
duties of womanhood in heallli sel
dom fails to livo on in happiness,
years after she has pissed CO. Tliis
b truly a criiic:;l i'.ma.
i Mrs. Laura S. Vcbb, of Toledo,
Ohio, recognizes tho change of lifo
as a dangerous period and she also
has faith in Wine of Cardui. She
Writes:
! "As I had always oeen troubled more
erlcss at the menstrual period, I dreaded
tin. L iura S. Wtitb.
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TISTIMONIAU
i Cures Sciatica.
v8w. W. L. Hilev. LL. I).. Cuba.
" writes: -v After tlfteen days of
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"n, uuiler various treatments, i
Mi i 11 lo lr" l"ll"rTi s
ll'nimI)t tlm Ami annllentinn BivillK
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Bears the
Signature
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
L&ura S. Webb,
the change of life which was J
ii aiuavuuigi r iiiu vis
iting with a friend I noticed
that she was taking your
Wine of Cardui, and she waa
so enthusiastic about it that I
decided to try a bottle. I ex
perienced some relief the first
month, so I kept on taking it
for three moat hi and now 1
menstruate with no pain and
I shall take it olf and on oow
until I have passed the climax. I do not
dread it now, as I am sure that your
Wine of Cardui will be of great benefit
at this time. h
M'ine of Cardui Is tho remedy to
re-lnforcc a woman against tho shock
that couies with tho chango of life.
It rc -establishes healthy functions
after years of suffering. In doing
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million suffering women
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon. April 10,1003.
Notice is hereby given thot in com
pliance with the provisions oflthe act
of Congress of June 3, 1S78, entitled
"an act for tho sale of timber lauds
in the states of California, Oregon,
Nevada, aud Washington Teritory, as
extended to all the Public Laud States
by act of August 4, ISM, Cornelia
Stevens, of Spriugtleld, Lane county
State of Oregon, has this day Hied
in this office his sworn statniont No.
4909,for tho purchase of the S ' is S,
S i, 8 E of Section No. 14 in
TowuBhip No. )8, South, Hango No 1
west, and will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricul
tural purposes, and to establish hie
claim to said laud before the Kegiste!
aud Receiver of this office at J. J.
.. i T u rvnonluainnpr. Kliueno.
rirotfnn. on Mouday, the IMnd day of
June, 1S03. , ...
lie names as witnesses: cims. m
senger, of Eugene, I-aue County, Ore.
John Kissenger of Tny, Lane County.
Ore Jackson Kiwenger nf rav, liiie
County. Ore. (ieorge;Siores of Spring
Held, Lane County, Ore.
- i n ..-..tid ilmnimi hl-
versely the above dewnhed lands are
rwiuesterl to Hie their einnii .
ft e on or U'fori) said -.Mud day of
June. K-ta . m . , .
J. 1 . IV" .Jfc't'B I.. i i.-ivi .
A U.M 1 N 1 STR A T Rl X NOT! ( ' I ..
Notice is hereby given, that the un
dersigned. -MaU-1 R. Iareliiis. has
been appointed administratrix of the
tate of Otto L. Karelins, dec-. ..!,
oy ine .o"ui , , . j. ..
Orcg.. and all irson. having elaii,
against saul
HeI to present the same with the
..roper vouchers to the t.n.lerMgiie-l at
Ihe l.w office of U HilyeM a; Lu
geue. Oregon, within six mouths fn.m
the date of this notice.
Dated May 5, Kft
1 vii ni l. Ii DAHKI. I S.
i.tmlnl.tnihit of the estate el Otto
L. Uarelleus, docit'l.
L. Blly.u, Ally, fur .aid estate.
A STAR PERFORMER.
Bow Dnrolhr 1'lavrd "Dull,-. Ll.
1"" aud r.uul,, om . L,....
At tie- l:,t n,..,':!t- the star pupil did
n"t iilM"-ir. atol Mns Catiantl was In
!epalr. for s'.i. I,:ul no one to take her
l-l.i.v. 'I !. f.y . turo nil (tre. and
It as alre.-.ly ,Vl.H-k. tl.e time sl;ll,,l
for th e liju,. ii, , in. m r ,iK, inusieale.
Then ! v..iv:.t s. !,t of n little face
down lllll..ng the gllet. It bel .ng to
I'.Tuiby Maddern. h,r ymlii-et pupil.
""" '"" ween her nwther ami f.uher.
A liapj-y thotu-m slnuk Miss Carta tvl,
and. ttllhnu-.'i ,he hud nut intended to
have the i:::i,. ,,Vi f,. K,,m Tim)
MetMiiuis to -,.t h,.r. Xelii was the txy
who had be, u hir. d to s, i ve the ie
fivshuieiits aiu:- j. u.us:,;;,.. ij.
n.ade his way to K.t.thy ai.J said:
"Say. sisy. Miss (Juilaud Kiys will
you come ami ph,y that 'ere 'lVdly's
Lullaby or some such truck to help her
out? 1 guess she thinks Miss Mary's
gone tip a spout."
Dorothy Uikcd nt the boy primly.
"Little boy. that's slang, and you
know I don't like slang"
"leed. sissy"
"Don't Interrupt. Papa, shall I play
the 'Dolly's l.tilhihyV "
"Yes, Dorothy, if you think you know
It well enough."
"Oh, of course I tlo. Don't 1. mam
ma? Yes, little hoy. you may tell Miss
t'.arland I will play. Pupa, you may
'scort me to her. I might let the little
boy if he didn't talk slang."
Toui giggled as he went uwny. lie
was nine years older than Dorothy,
and It amused hliu very much to havs
her call him "Utile boy."
Dorothy took her father's hand and
went behind the screen, where Miss
Garland awaited her.
'You won't be frightened, will you,
darling':" she asked the little girl.
"Deed not. .Mamma has heard me
play before, anil I'm not a bit afraid."
Miss ton-land smiled.
"Well, lio your best. Hint's all. I nev
er can forgive Mary for going bock on
me this way."
"Maybe she has the toothache," sug
gested Dorothy.
"Well, maybe."
Miss Garland offered to sit beside
Dorothy while she played, but the
young lady declined. She walked bold
ly out on the platform, but when she
saw the crowd of faces she exclaimed
innocently:
"Why, you look lots more from here I"
Tho people laughed, and Dorothy
made a quaint little bow mid sat down
at the piano. She played the Utile
piece with ease, probably with more
ease than an older and more nervous
child would have done.
When the refreshments were served,
Dorothy sat close to her mother, for
now that it was all over she was a
little bashful. And well she might be.
for all these strange people whom she
had never seen before came to pet her,
to bring an unusually good piece of
cake ur to piek out the best bonbons for
the liltle ipleen of the tntlsieale, as in
deed she was. Tom selected the pret
tiest plate for Dorothy's Ice civnni, ami
when he took It to her he whispered:
"You was all right, sissy, and I'm sor
ry if I hurt your feelln's by ttilkln'
slang." Jessie Wilcox in Brooklyn Ea
gle. flow Crnnfttoa Saved llta nrother.
A ten-yeiir-oltl hoy at Arvnda, Colo.,
recently displayed an net of heroism nnd
devotion to his brother that entitles
him to almost nuy honor that may be
paid him.
Two little sons of Rev. .1. It. Under,
aged ten and. live, were walking up
the track of the electric road and were
crossing a cattle guard when the little
fellow caught a foot between the Inns.
Every one knows how the curs are
siK'eded over the Arvaiht line, like a
railroad express at times. Soon the
boys heard a car coining at the rate of
perhaps tifly miles an hour.
The foot was wetlged In so fust that
their combined strength was not
enough to relensc It. although they tug
ged and strained. Then the eldest boy,
ipffyif
iiii in
rllAKBTON A Nil MII.KS IIAUl.lt.
whce name Is Cranston, stsrttil down
the track toward the c.ir anil begun to
wave his hands and shunt. .M"(" is
become very much accustomed In llttln
boys doing that sort of thing nnd then
Jumping aside In fore the cur alrikea
them, so they do not pay much atten
tion to theui. This little boy did not In
tend to leave the track, although tho
nintoncer blew his air whlsi.e and
hooted to him. The niotui. cr filially
realized In time that S"lie'tll':ig was
wrong and got th" ear stopped within
S few Inches of the boy. The Utile
C'riin-ton declares that he would have
lnt I, iii, self lie run down before he
would have let the ear p.iss him and
strike his younger brother. M!lc.. I
'ii,e Ill'Uulieer went to the n sslslll lie
if the younger blether nnd hud to re-
move the .Iw lf..rc tl.e root could 1 '
reie.s' d.- Ainerh tin Bo . j
IJAM AND SAND Ft R HALF. I
Cull on J. A. liorden for sand and j
om f..r flllli.g l.tirpu-ce. Price ac
cording to distance of hauling. Ad j
dress '1" Sotlth 'hik fltcet.
fcTORAOK! STORA'iKI HTORAOL!
lieo. T. Hull A Sou's public and pri
vale warehouse Is now ready for sli
kinds of storage. Hops, wool, grut i,
ncrvhaudise and household gotsis.
II ALL 4 SON.
lyi SOG t
i WITHOUT t
? words r
-. V i
"i .;;'i-.r." ft. l-l Hilly, "i-lniw d.m't
Urriy lu-mv. It L- it 1 11 hiw vt nor
' ::. :-d 1 want to s.i- n.-vsy and '
-. c-iinii'i: I'm fi-mi itu- im--itl-w.
-;i;,.i a n. ni.'.rtiit'iV sul . 1 hi
I''",i's fuiluT Un'ktHl uut tunisn l ho
r- v and ttu btth.k Imo tin shining
t :-v y mui liii-ti ilnwii m hifl Utile
"ii is a isluluful ttiitc, lVciiy. nud i
i-v t.mi'f.n'.- i-tii Mitmli.iW I h:iv
i vcr -liLttl l.Mtkiii dtf at i hi lii'd j
lii'!:f sihiv ih;' widuw faim thert." '
"IV. th r. 1 t LiiiiiUt Uu' Uitl II hum
w.-.snm yr I
"hiil yini, ilttiV No. Tin' widow I
li 1 1 thort al.Mio iinw. A I li-ast lit" lmn
l:fr t-hiUlreu u iMiufi-rt Iht. but thi'y
u!i very yoiuiji. and she Is sad. Hi'tiy."
"How luanv chililri-n liaa she, fa
ther?" "11 vo. I think. 1 have an ltha that
itu met with a vl"lont ileal h Just afler
its iu.r father, but 1 have iiui tiskinl
her. 1 diil tint like ti speak to her
iiliout It, nh ho xh soiuellini k I have
lt;.il i lie iiiulaei y ti peep betwivn the
Stinks of li,r e. rtnln and set the Utile
heads elusterln rouiul her."
lteity was inaki'.ij; a t-iow calculation
In her own tnlml.
"l-'ive! That's like us. father. May
we jret to know tin children? Kvcn If
Ihey arc very, very sad about their fa
ther, they might like to have us to teji."
"Yes. dear, but it must be the other
way round. They must have tea with
$ou. for they are very unir, and 1 don't
think my hungry daughters would ap
preciate their li as. Their father worked
hard and was very provident, nnd of
ten and often I have watched hiiu m
lug borne after nightfall laden with
food for his wife and little ones. Hut
now It Is so different! The Utile widow
works night and day aud denies her
self even the necessaries of life, but It
Is a hard thing for her, Hetty, to satis
fy and tend and nurse her growing
family."
Hetty's blue tyes were soft and
misty with tears.
"Oh, father, how terrible It Bounds!
lo let ua help them, the poor widow
nnd her liltle children. 1 will give
them some of my breakfast every day
and my tea. l'oor, poor widow!"
"You must not Imagine she Is discon
tented because she Is sad. Hetty. She
is a brave little soul, and I have heard
her singing to her Utile ones wheu I
am sure her heart was very heavy. I
was glad to hear her, because It made
me think that she was getting over her
loss."
"How did her husband die, father?"
"He died a vtnlent death."
Hetty luokt (1 round fearfully and
then grasped Iht father's hand.
"Murdered! Oh. father, how horri
ble! Surely It can't be true! Nurse
would have told us. She always tella
us horrors when she is doing our hair."
"All the same. It is true. Hetty, al
though nurse may not have heard It.
He was fhot down on his way home as
he was traveling slowly In the cool of
tho evening. The poor little wife was
looking out for him, and she saw It all.
The cruel gun. the ambushed enemy,
the brave effort he made lo get home,
the struggle, the fall and then the
cud! Hetty. I shall never forget the
pitifulness of It the cries of the deso
late wife, the clamor of the children.
I was over the stile this stlle-ln n
moment, and I carried him home and
laid him out stlllly on the seat under
the yew tree. 1 meant to bury him In
the early morning, but when I came
again he was gone."
"I-'athcr:" Interrupted Hetty. "You
are making it up. I know you wouldn't
talk to me like that about liny real
murder, oh, fnth-r. Is It really and
truly true?"
"Yes; It Is ipdto true."
"oh, 1 kiiuw what you mean," mild
Hetty, with Hushed cheeks. "It Is true
In a way, but not as I mean. It Is not
a man at all; Just an animal or a bird.
Oh. I guess nil the story now. It Is that
little browu wren that vrll shot the
first day of the holidays."
"Well, Hetty?"
"1 knew you were sorry, father, al
though you did not say anything."
"And what was the good of saying
anything, 1 should like to know, when
Cyril was brick In his own riMm, prac
ticing with his air gun to s-ee how
many more murders he could commit
with Impunity V
"He didn't mean It to be a murder,
father. Tell me nmre about her."
"About the Utile brown wren?'
"Hut call her the widow, father. It
Mill i ids so ihueh more sad."
"Weil, the widow was Jo-d what I
told ou. Hetty: J ust ns p:.tle:it and
brine and tend, r hearted, nnd If you
care to clamber m er the st lie and climb
to thi' first bran Ii of the .isli tree you
can p -p Irlwirn the chin'.; of bT
cur; nil j a lid v,,i;h J r cm Idling her
liahitH and singing her pong without
wor ds "
"Cyril neer tboi.j.bt of It like that,
father." a Id "He Just likes n
target (o -!, j t at. If I I1 I! him the sto
ry of ih.' wr- ii. t'ath r. and call her the
widow, in ion do. I don't believe he
will eir Mi it ul tin :.:..'. again.
Cyril lifts a very kind h:trl. n.ill,;."
"V. I!, joii cm try, H liy." fcald her
rtiTher.
"Not i I nt the wr-ri". It- ttyr" mild
Cyril wh.-n "!.- told him. "Oh. of
coin- ' t.o! if f:,!h r would rntlor 1
didn't. It -'' iii taller IciihiIi- If
you b-4; at it fr .m (he u hji's fihit of
view. An! U v do make n horrid
lioise. l!:it ! If J li t h'iW h tar'! of
oln- I !:,d. v jmi ii.it.-ht tlx Mi" up B
tKjtih o-i f- : I n "Mir- you 1
would r i ! . 1 r ho- b" !e.,-l.
It ,!;-;: v
LI CKV I!UV MIMN'i STOCK.
We are the authorized agents for
l he side of a limited amount of treas
ury sti- k In the Lucky lli.jr Mining
( on pny, which e Ter for ale at
7"i cents. Those who ish to lcome
I wners in this splendid property,
i d nil' their a plications at
on, . :,t our t lliee and give us the
nvi.Mit you wish to inveat.
I n ne Real F..tate 4 liiTwtment Co.
Ms'if fIIIFPPf
Hotel Arrivals
1101TMAN HOUSE.
D.I''. Vol non, Oakland.
J. D. llaufmull, Pleasant Hill.
.1. W. Payne.
.1. T. (iilleuwutor and wife.
J. (i. (1. tiilloiiwater.
W. 10. Thompson, Portland.
11. C. Carton, Oakland.
I.oul Wulleiitl.
F. C. Mitltosun, Fall Creek.
K. J. Tibbetts, Ashland.
O. llortou, Falrmutilit.
S.MF.FDK.
Walter Juookon, l'.lno.
Harold dacokon, P.SiT,.
.). W. Tate, VIda.
0. K. Hade, Portland.
A. C Ruby nnd family, W. Vu.
K. II. Maiuriou, Drain.
J. W. Hamilton, Roseburg.
W. A. Purhaugh, Chicago.
(J. W. Scott, Wyoming, 111.
Jno. Parrott, Portland.
J. .M. lleunoti, Kiinsns City.
(J. H. Kelly, Portland.
N. M. Newport, Alhiuiy.
J. II. Stevens, Seattle.
L. II. Julilf, (ialosburg, 111.
A. Spencer, S. l'
J. S. Keppi-r, Los Angeles.
K. Hester, Springfield.
T. F. Hickman, Albany.
W. O. Jackson, Portland.
Hen Levy, N. V.
Alfred Kohner, N. V.
Thos. Aramond, Chicago.
Cliss. Leruy, Cotlngo firovo.
J. II. Stump, Cottage (irovo.
Thos. Campbell, Cottage (irovo.
t Jas. Whltford, Cottage (.Irovo.
W.C . Johnson, Cottage Orove.
T. S. Hrow, H. V.
J. H. Howard, Portland.
PUHLIO SCHOOL KXAMINATION
Kightb grndo publlo sc-hool exam!
nations will be held In the public
schools of I.aue county as follows:
May 20, 21 aud 22j June 17, 18 and
19, I!)!.
Teachers desiring to give these ox-
mlnatlous, please notify me as to the
number of list of questions wanted
and date of examinations chosen. If
those requests for lists are not re
colved immediately I may not have
a sulllcleut number for all.
April 111, I'.KXI.
W. M.M1LLKR,
County Huperliiteudeut.
KXCURSION RAT1 LAST, VIA
CHEAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.
Chicago and return 171 Mi
St. Louis and return U7 bli
Peoria and return GO 2T
St. Paul ami return (X) On
.Minneapolis anil return 00 00
Deluth and return 00 (XI
Dates nf aalo: June 4th and fith
and '21th to rutth; July K.lh and Kith,
aud August 'i'llh ami ith. Tickets
good for M daya. For full Informa
tion call ou or atldresa 11. Dickson,
city ticket agent, Itl Third street,
Portland. Oregon.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, Jerry Atkinson, has tMn
duly appointed njteciitor of the estate
nf lllriim Wlngsid, deceased, and of
the partnership estate of said Hiram
Viingard, deceased, and Martin Win
gard by the County court of Lane
county, Oregon: and sll persons hav
ing claims against either of .aid es
tates are hereby nolllled to present
the same to the undersigned with the
I .roper Touchers at the law olllce of
Illljreu, iu Eugene, Oregon, within
six months from the date of this
niithx; aaid claims to lis duly verllled
aa b. law required.
Dated Oil. l"th day of May, !!!.
JERRI" ATKINSON,
Executor of the estate of Hiram
Wingard and of the partnership estate
of Hiram ami .Martin ingts.l.
L. lillyeu. Attorney fur sld otate.
THE CIGAR
that has enlisted more "regulars,"
than any in the field. Its unusual
merit makes the union lasting.
Save the Bands.
ata B-aflSBBTBtcnata-aa-Mjiai i i ujbhmb m tttarr-l
1 1-na 8 iriiitirtii;Jka&. m
ClASSIFIED tOLUBN.
Noticw under this b-'ii.l not to ex
ceed livo linos, bo cents u week; ipl.fiO
a month; fl-l.iH.) per year.
For Sale.
WOOL HATS KOU t)M KOUTH.
Nice, clean white wool at IV ceiila
per pound. Woolen Milla.
KOU SALK. A lino reshlouco and
ohoico lot at less than cost of (ho
house. Mho two desirable residence
lots at WO lens than other similar
lota in town, K. McMurphoy.
TKN AC UK TUAOT l-'lHl SALR 1
have ten neroH of land on tho Itlair
farm adjoining the city limits of
Kugene, which I will sell.
lmpilro of Ooorge t'rotior.
l'"OK SALK Two line Jersey cows,
turn was fresh In March, tho other
will come In Aug. 1st; two lino 18-months-old
heifers, will be in one
in January and the other In Febru
ary; also one heifer calf -1 months
tilth My cattle are carefully
trained and bred ami am kind and
gentle. M. 0. VauTyne, Kalr
mount addition, Kugone.
Help WanUd.
WANTKH. Lady agents wanted In
Kugeno for threo of tho "latest."
neatest aud moat attractlvo articles
of necessity to women. Handsome.
proiita. Address A. O. Hclunldt,
171IH McAllister street, Han l'l un
ci sco.
WANTK1). Wo want a representative
in ovory city and town in this statu
to present our business. Our propo
sition Is ifn exceptional ono aud
olf era to a good reliable, honest
party, with references, not lesy
than IKKJ per month. No canvass.
Hitflor appointing of agent a bona
fide, legitimate business.
Address with stamp, C. O. rulslfor
& Co., Lumber Kxehange. Hoattlt).
WANT LI). Several industrious per
sons In each stale to travel for
house established eleven years and
with a largo capital, to call upon
merhants and agents for successful
and profitable line. Permanent en
gagement. Weekly cash salary of
1H and all traveling expousui and
hotel bills advanced in cash each
week. Lxpcrionce not essential.
Mention reference and enclose self
addreased envelope. The National.
Caxtou Hldg.. Chicago.
MANAUhK WANTED. A respon
sible manager wanted to take
charge of ware rooms aud olfloo in
tho fullowlug counties: Lano,
Douglas, Coos, Curry, Josephine,
Jaokaou and Klamath and otltco to
lie In Eugene. Apppllcant must
havo.loOO.UO cash for security aud A
1 references. Address Manager,
P. O. liox 'Jii'.il, Sau Frauoican, Cel.
BMiatk.
Ih K,nd 1m Ho Unvp BotjM
C S Farrow & Co
...REAL tSTATE...
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MARX STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING WORKS
CHRIS MARX, Jr Prop
M.I Willamette Street. Phone lllack
Hoi
EUGENE,-
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Ask the Agent
FOR
TICKETS
VIA
flOE
Spokann, St l'aul, Duluth,
Minnoupoliii, Chicago
and all points East.
O TRAINS DAILY
FAST TIME.
Now equipment throughout
Day coaches, Palace and
Tourist sleepurs, Dining
and Buflet Smoking
Library Car.
Daylight trip through the
CitHcade and Kocky moun
tains.
For full particulars, rates,
folders, etc, call on or address
J. W. PHALON.t. r. a.
II. DICKSON, c. I.A.
122 Third street Portland
A. II. C. DKNN1STON, O. W. P. A.
till! First Avenue Seal tin Wash
OREGON
Short Line
Union Pacific
Ann
TSe east
The.0.:R.f N.
Glveti the Choice ot
Ir.REE
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DAILY
TWO VIA
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Salt Lake
Denvar
Omaha
Clilrago and
KanaaaClty.
Ooewn H'.eainera leave Pol Hand Ter
i Days fur
SAN FRANCISCO.
Roata leave Portland dally fir all W II
lamettualid Cilunil la lli.er Points
Monthly Meatin rs lo t binaatot Js ari
For lull lufoiii.atloti call m, o
less lift.;. .1 O. I. o N r e.
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