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Ii is "The WiqWan1.'

Ry :i-eir novel plan ot letting the
people select a name FOR tneir lew
,..ace os business, Fra1 Hunt and D:
TO Banner have named their cigar
store, 'Tne Wigwam" Tie name was
selected Saturday night out of long
list taLded in by their customers and
friends, ]. B. Herbst gave IL tne name
that was considered best and receiv-
ed a ol4ze Of five LCliars Ill trade.
The r:me is go~ one and The
Wig ": N" will no doubt be a popular
place III fair as wen as stormy wealth
a.
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Japanese Bond Sale.

New York, July 29.-Final payments
were received today by the New York
banking representatives of the I'm
perial Japanese government on the
new japanese per cent. sterling loan
of 1907, for $23,0O0,OOO which was sub
scribed by New York, London and
Paris capitalists. The proceeds of
this issue are to be applied to the re-
demption of the per cent. sterling
loans issued in 1904 for an aggregate
of $11O.O00,O0O. The bonds are pay
able in March, 1947, but the Japanese
government reserves abe right to re-
after March II 1922, on giving six
months notice
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The kIasner Injunction Dissolved

Judge w. w. Gatewood returned on
the auto Sunday from Alamogordo,
where he represented Mrs. L. G. klas-
ner in the injunction Suit brought
by the government relative to her wa
ter right from the Holdo river above
Picacho. He reports that the injunc-
ton was dissolved by Judge Mann,
before whom the proceedings were
brought.
Cazier will sell you the best land
in the Pecos Valley for the least mon
ey Titles perfect at Dexter N. M.
27t6*
j. K. Pierce, Sr. and mis- daughter,
Mrs. D. G. Grosh, of Del Rio, Texas,
also his niece. Miss E. E. Green, of
san k1tcni ] exas arrived Sunday for
months visit with the formers son
Jake Pierce Jr. of this city. This IS
the first time Jake has seen ilis father
and other relatives in 10 years. When
a young lad Jake struck out for him
self ans. luck has so brougnt il about
that he has never been home since.
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se.LL TO RE-RE-oPENED

GRILL TO BE ~RE-oPENED
Las CE THE WEEK.
a seal was cicse1 TO-DAY " which
The Grill formerly run b: 7. NJ
Patrick was sold under mortgage of
the Roswell Hardware Company to c.
R. Hess and T. E. Drouet. Mr.. Hess
will not be connected with the man
agement of the place, but Mr.. Drouet
expects to reopen the place the last
of this week. The new manager was
connected with the Harvey House sys
tenn for two and a half years and is
well up in the restaurant business.
The place will have regular noon din
ners and other meals at short order.
Mr.. Drouet has become well known
and made many friends here as
'spieler" for the Majestic theater.
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New York, July ga shocking
loss of life and the destruction of pro-
perty estimated at more than a mil
ion of dollars, was caused by fires in
New York and the immediate vicini-
ty in the twenty-four hours ending at
eight o'clock this morning. Twenty
are dead, and fifteen suffering from
injuries resulting from the burning of
a six story double tenement in Chris
tie street and the financial loss re-
sulting from the destruction of the
Long Beach Hotel. at Long Beach, l..
l., today, and at Coney Island yester-
day. In addition the steamship Hamil-
ton, of the Old Dominion Line, came
into port yesterday with part of her
hold ablaze These flames were ex-
tinguished after about $4,000 dam
age had been done.
The explosion of bomb, the police
believe, by the Black Hand, in an l.
Italian grocery store on Christie street
started a fire which swept through
densely crowded Italian tenement,
and destroyed the lives of a score and
injured fifteen others. The noise of
the explosion caused panic AID the
police say many perished in the fam
es, fearing to escape to the streets,
where they believed death awaited
them from the dreaded Black Hand.
The second explosion of a kerosene
tank set fire to the whole lower floor
and cut of all escape from above. "A
rush was made for the fire escapes
and the firemen made many heroic
rescues.
Long Beach, L. l.. July 29,-Eight
Hundred guests at the Long Beach
Hotel, one Of the largest upon the At
lantic Coast had to fee for their lives
when the hotel burned to the sands
this morning. There was no loss of
life. Guests lost about all their cloth
ing and personal effects.
The frst was discovered on the first
floor shortly after i've O'Clock. Hall
boys. and clerks rushed through the
house arousing the guests. Loss was
5000. 900.
New York, July 29.-Coney Island
was swept Sunday by disastrous fire
which destroyed seven full blocks in
the amusement zone, and caused a
loss Of a million dollars.
The area burned over aggregated
about thirty acres. Two TO three hun
dred Arms were put out of business.
A cigarette stub thrown in some waste
paper caused the fire. Insurance
amounts to only sis0.00o. The stee-
pie Chase Park and Hotel and nearly
OF smaller Hotels were burned.
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Will trade, JACK for horses or
seIl.--.MilIice & Wilson D&Wtf

Mrs. ]. E. Rucker and son, Robert,
AID Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Cryer and lit
tie daughter left Saturday afternoon
for Hot Springs, Las Palomas, N. M,
on a six weeks visit for the benefit
of their health and particularly for
the benefit of Mrs. Rucker, who has
been in very bad health for three
months. The party is making the trip
overland and will be about week in
covering the 22O miles between Ros-
we'll and Las Palomas.
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Danish Living Statutes

London, July 29-The order of the
council prohibiting the exhibition of
living stautary in the music halls be
came effective today, and as a result
hundreds of stage women are out of
employment. Numerous protests nave
been received against the reform"
and it is possible that the order may
be later a1nulled The crusade against
living statues has been waged for ma
ny months by the clergy and church
people, who allege that the exhibi-
tions were grossly immoral.
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STRIKE IS ON IN
MINNESOTA MINES.

Hibbing. MINI. July 29.-Stripping
and mining operations were generally
resumed today. and not q sign Of trou
BILE was reported. All mine deputies
armed with long range rifles occu-
pied advantageous positions and mea
at work were given ample protection
agginst strikers.
Acting President Mahoney OF the
western Federation. reached Hibbing
yesterday and was met by Petriella,
who f. leading the strikers. After .
conference they drove to the Steven
son Mine, but the oficials ordered
them on the location. Today they
drove to Morris Mine. and here Sup
erintendent Thompson told them to
keep moving. La<er they stopped It
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LOCAL OFFICERS LAND
AN ALLEGED MURDERER.

About ten days ago the local offic-
ers arrested a Mexican on the charge
of stealing a horse from Deputy
Sheriff Guy Herbert. AT the time of
his arrest he was thought to be Juan
Hernandez, who is wanted on tine
charge of committing a murder in Ber
nalillio county two Or three years ago.
Sheriff Ballard had the prisoner pho
tographed and sent the picture to AL
buquerque for Identification. Sheriff
Perfecto Armijo, of Bernalilio county,
has written that the man in Jail mere
is Juan Hernandez and that he will
be here via the auto route today or
tomorrow after him.
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TRADE AUTHORITIES PRE-
DICT INCREASED PROSPERIT'

New York, July 29.-The Times to-
day publishes opinions of a scores
or more Editors of Trade publications
on actual trade conditions and the out
look Opinions are almost una1imou
ly optimistic.
Trade authorities Sc in the outlook
a continuation of and even an increase
of the prosperity which the country
is enjoying. Scarcity of money in the
markets is admitted but even this fac
tor is quoted as an edivence of busi-
ness activity.
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KNOWN ACTRESS
INV ~ EN@SS
COMMITS SUICIDE.

Colorado Springs, July 29.-The bo-
dy of Miss Laura Matthews of the
New York and Kansas City well
known Musical comedy, was found ly-
ing in a lane near Ivywild early this
morning with a bullet hole through
the head Miss Matthews and maid
arrived here several days ago and mad
apartments at Acacia Hotel. Last ev-
ening she ordered a saddle horse and
rode away. This was the last seen
of her alive. When the body was first
found murder was suspected but la
ter developments indicate suicide.
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HAYWOOD IS
NOT GUILTY
SAID JURY

ners today. This great victory for
the good name of the federation viii
of enough organizers to double the
membership of the Western Fedora
ton of Miners in the next three
months.
We will not have any more secret
meetings of various local unions, be-
cause there is nothing to hide. Then
there will be no work for detectives.
who have been getting money from
the mine owners to spy upon our meet
ings."
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PARTNER OF SENATOR
A ~

Amsterdam, N. Y, July 29.-William
R. Kenyon, twice Mayor of Butte,
Montana, and chairman of the Demo
cratic State Central Convention, of
that state, and for many years part
ler of Senator w. A. Clark, died at
mis- home near here after an hours i'll
ness of acute indigestion, aged 81.
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H. A. Lay the. popular insurance
man, has built a swing that has to be
seen to be appreciated. 1t hangs in
his yard on West Fourth street. 1t
is a swinging bed, virtually, having
a woven spring bottom and is a mod
el for comfort, as well as being attrac
tive in appearance. 1t is covered with
a canvas awning. The swing is the
product of Mr.. Lays inventive genius
and clever workmanship.
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VETERAN OF THE CIVIL WAR
REPORTED TO BE DYING

Worcester, Mass, July 29.-General
Josiah Pickett, S5 years of age, a vet
eran OF the Civil war, is said to be dy-
er. At the Battle of Cold Harbor,
when Colonel of the 25th Massachu-
sets, in a fit of anger he replied
roughly to General Stannard, sis sup
erior, who placed him under arrest,
and took his sword The record of
arrest was never changed, though
Pickett was commended by Sta1nard
for valor, and Pickett has declared ne
will die under arrest
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racks and the boy fell heavily on his
head, striking a rock A cash that
required several stitches in being
dressed was cut in the scalp and the
boy was knocked unconscious. His
shoulder was badly bruised also. He
remained out of his head for an hour
but no serious consequences are an
ticipated
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MILLION DOLLAR
FIRE AT CONEY.
lSIAND|

then continued in the direction of
Chrisholm. Mahoney said he expect
ed to remain upon the range for ten
days, and also that the strike would
continue in the same way as it had
been conducted up to the present and
there would be no violence. He de-
plores the presence of so many arm
ed deputies.
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"haXwood TriaI.v

The next trial is for the good people
of Roswell to bring their horses to
my shop on South Main and have a
first class man to shoe them. l also
do rubber tire work and carriage re-
pairing. Nothing too fine or nard for
US to do. l nave secured Eugene
Smelzer from Sherman, Texas who is
an expert workman.
Yours to please or no charge.
27tf R. F. CRUISE
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A THIEF CAPTURED
in SHORT ORDER.


saddle, bride and blanket were
stolen from the ~table of s. E. Best,
last night, someone breaking into the
building during the night. A boy at
the Best home had seen a stranger
loafing about the place during the day
previous and suspected him of the
theft The police were notified and
the boy came up to town with them
this morning and identified the man
he had seen around the barn. The
stranger was arrested, giving his
name as Beck. After he had been in
custody a snort time he confessed to
the theft and directed the officers to
a hiding place near the railroad
bridge over North Spring River,
where the stolen property was found.
Beck was bound over TO tae grand
jury.
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Judge w. w. Gatewood went to
Carlsbad last night to confer with
the defendant Charles Hughes, in the
Sol Schoonover robbery case The
hearing of this case has been post
poned again and is now set for We'd
nesday morning at nine o'clock
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Miss Stephana Prayer entertained
a large party of young people at the
home OF her parents, NJ. and Mrs. Will
Prayer, at their beautiful home on
South Hill Saturday evening in honor
of her cousin George Prayer. of Trim
idad, Colorado, who was a visitor
here for fortnight and left Sunday
for his home. The party was very
pleasant one, the lawn having been
nicely arranged for the affair. Many
lights made tine grassy plot as bright
as day and large canvas was spread
for dancing. Splendid orchestra mu-
sic completed the requisites for a
good time, and the young people did
not neglect their opportunity. Delic-
ious refreshments were served from
the twenty tables that were set and
tastefully decorated with flowers.
About eighty young people enjoyed
the pleasures of the evening
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Councilman J. P. Church went to
Oriental, the cement plant in Eddy
county, last night on a business visit
The new plant will be ready for bu-
siness before many days.
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Judge and Mrs. VIM. n. Pope left
this morning on their trip to Athens,
Ca, and expect to return between the
fifteenth and twentieth of August
They were accompanied by Miss Maud
Merrimon, OF Georgia who has been
visiting Mrs. Pope for the past six
weeks
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Hay-euyers Meet To-day.

held a meeting this afternoon in the
Commercial Club. w. A. Vickers, of
Hagerman, was elected chairman and
c. c.. Tannehill secretary. At $3.50
the meeting was not ready to report
for publication Their proceedings
will be given tomorrow
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Teddy Hears Ii.

Oyster Bay, July 29.-Without COM
ment President Roosevelt made public
the following telegram received by
him today referring to the verdict on
the Haywood murder trial at Boise:
New York, July %, 1907,
President Roosevelt,
"Oyster Bay, N. Y.
Undesirable citizens victorious.
Rejoice.
Emma Goldman,
Alexander Berkman,
"Hippolyte Havel."
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J. T. Finley, who has been here for
a month seeing the country, left this
morning for his home in Springfield,
Ohio He was greatly pleased with
the country and will return Oct. l.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Parsons returned
Saturday evening from an extended
eastern trip, on which they visited
the jamestown Exposition, Washing
ton city and other points. At Sarato-
go Springs, N Y, Mr.. Parsons at
tended the Grand Encampment of
Knights Templar.
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regular art collection of scenes
and types of the Wild West, on post
cards at very little expense. These
cards are copies of the original paint
ings by Jonn Innis the famous artist
in this line-IngersoH oBok Store 27tf
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TWO VOTED GUILTY

First Ballot Resulted Eight Not Gull
ty, Two Guilty and Two Riank.-Re
naming Prisoners Will Be Tried
Many coneratuIatory kilograms To
Haywood.
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LOST:-Ten dollar bill and check for
s6 payable TO Mrs. Willie McClin-
took, on Second street, between Mo
and Main. Return to the Tribune
Office for reward t1*
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New Program-Majestic.

FOR SALE:-A neat new four-room
house with bath and sewerage. EX-
cellent neighborhood. A bargain
Miss Nell R. Moore rear of Ameri-
can National aBnk. 27t4.
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W. H. Virgins, who has been in bu-
siness in Clifton. A. T., arrived Sat
urday and vii be here Indefinitely.
A strike in the mines at Clifton put
a damper on business there and ne
closed out at once
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Interstate Fair.

Fargo, N. D., July 29.-Wnat prom
ises to be one of the greatest agricul
tural and racing exhibitions ever held
as the Interstate fair, and will extend
through the week. Purses aggregat-
ing $4,000 have been hung up in the
various trotting, pacing and running
events.
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Frank and Tillman Wayne came in
from the Guadalupe mountains this
morning to remain few days. They
report a good rain between Artesia
and Hope yesterday.
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For Sale or exchange for ALFALFA =
one of two fresh Jersey cows, call
ON DR.. F. N. Brown or phone 146..
27tt.
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100000 to loan on irrigated farms,
long time loans, interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay on loan
before due.-J. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent, 3O3 N. Main. OPP. p. o.
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Cheapest money to loan on
city and country property.
Woodruff & De Freest. IOOtf
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
Local Reportl

Roswell, N NJ, July 29.-Tempera-
ture, max. 80. min IS mean. II: preci-
pitatioa in inches and hundredths.1 13,
wind, dir. NV. veloc. Z. Weather
cloudy
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday
with Thunder showers Stationary
temperature.
M.WRIoHT,
onfciai In Charge.
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Paper Carrier Thrown From Horse.
WIN. Plunkett. the boy who delivers
the Daily Record ON North Main St..
and North Hin. was thrown from his
horse saturday evening while on ".
Main and severely cut i'm the head.
The horse slipped on cement cross
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A Special for Haywood.

I'VE will hire from the Union Pa
cific, the same sepcial train in which
Bill Haywood was taken to Boise af-
ter being kidnapped and in this train
win bring him back to Denver" de
clared James Kirwan. acting Secreta-
~ OF the Western Federation Of MI
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The Young Ladies' Guild of the
Episcopal Church will give a musical
and evening at the residence of Mrs.
Littlefield, 200 S. Lea. A free will of
fering is desiredf The public is in
vited. 27t2.
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SWEPT THIRTY ACRES

Two to Three Hundred Firms Put Out
OF 6usiness.-A Cigarette Caused
The Fire.-.nsurance Amounts to On
ly $3.50, o,ooo.- Many Hotels Were De-
stroyed.
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given, both in point of the character
of the music furnished and the execu-
tion. A large croEd was in atten-
dance.
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JURY REACHED AN AGREEMENT
EARLY SUNDAY MORNING
AFTER THREE BAL
LOTS.
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C. o. Hon leaves this afternoon for
Hagerman to accept a position as
stenographer for W. S. Davisson &
Company.
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FRISCO OPERATORS ACCUSE YVES
TERN UNION OF BREAKING
FAITH WITH THEM.
HAVE SERVED NOTICE

The Big Corporation Notified by oper
ators that it Must Keep its Agree
ment. Operators Claim They are
Compelled to Work Twelve to Fif-
teen Hours Day.
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BABY GIRL is
STABBED TO DEATH.

Berlin, July 29.-Another girl baby
it is reported was stabbed to day in
Schennhauser Alice a crowded, work
ing peoples district.
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FOR RENT:-A four room house,
$3.50 per month, Gilmore & Flem-
ing 27tf
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Bert Deariag left on the auto today
on business trip to Estancia.
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w. G. Pulliam, Victor Atkinson and
c. w. Davisson were up from Hager
man today.
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New Railroad seheduls.

Arrive, daily, 6:25 p. m.
Depart, daily, 6:35 p. m.
North Bound.
Arrive. daily, $3.50 a. m.
Depart, daily. 9:05 a m.
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S. P. Denning went to Acme this
morning on a short business visit.
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&c worth of cheese at the Majestic
tonight.
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Judge Jerry Cazier was up from Dez
ter today.
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NOTED SEASIDE RESORT sUF-
FERs SEVERELY FROM A
DISASTROUS CON-
FlAGRATlON
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Father Herbert went to Portales
this morning to remain till Thursday
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Tom Lawing, the hay merchant at
Dexter, was here today on business.
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R. F. Rogers, of Dayton, was in
town today looking after business.
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Boise, Idaho, July 29.-At 7.58 on
Sunday morning the jury returned a
verdict of NOT GUILTY in the case
of William D. Haywood, Secretary
Treasurer of the Western Federation
of Miners, charged with the murder
of former Governor Steunelberg, of
Idaho. The first ballot after the jury
retired Saturday resulted: not guilty
eight, guilty, 2; blank, 2. Two jurors
who cast blank ballots soon went ov-
er to the majority making the vote
ten for acquittal and two for convic-
ton. The jurors for conviction were
Thomas Powell and Samuel Gilman,
who surrendered Sunday morning,
thus making the vote for acquittal u
unanimous.
Governor Gooding and Senator Bo-
rah announced that Meyer, Pethbone,
Adams and Simpkins, when apprehen
ded, will be brought to trial, regard
less of the verdict in the Haywood
case,
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See US before buying your storage
coal-P. v. Trading Co., phone 412.
14tf.
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It's cool at the Majestic.
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Double Life at the Majestic /
night.