George Halt made Bcaverton a very
pleasant call last week.
.npOTJ A RriTTQ I brothers have been abused by the; in .Jackson Hole.
v.uuinciii utilll llliICO, 111' - 1 1 IU 1U 1 1 7 IltlW. Illlll
Quite a number arc going to tlie hills,
and some to the coast, from this nlaoe.
ages wish to hunt let them sU on and every day sec mw denatures. This
the rpervps " ' seasou so far na ut 1)eel very warm,
County Official Paper.
They are good 1
nojlndinns.jiow, nud their . hmienta- i
doubt, but it is s matter which is j lions are "out of order. If the sav-'
only for sentiiuenUliots and poets
SSURD EVERY THURSDAY
BY
; Th Argns Publishing Company. ,
lie Only Democratic Paper in Wash- j to deplore. When one has lived a
itiffton County. j number of years in contact with the
dusky race, he naturally has but
little time to meditate over the
wrongs and abuses heaped.- upon
poor Lo. The red devils are aptly
named, and the fires of hell will oc
casionally break out in them to the
extent that some few hundred lives
of worthy men and women, and in
nocent children, are lost. From the
Rtitered at the Post-oflice at Hillsboro, t ,,, ,1 . , . .. . ,
ireKon.ascondlas mail matter. ixl aspect it matters not to the
average human being whether or
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
Single copy rive ceuU.
On year, 1.00.
Hi x months cents.
THrse months 36 eenta.
THURSDAY. AUG 1. 1895.
THE COMING CAMPAIGN'.
It will in a be many months be
ore the eampjiign for the next presi
lential race. For many years there
las been no such confusion in party
ines ns there is tt this hour. There
8 but one acknowledged isuo, and
oth the democrats and republicans
re at division on this, the issue of
i further coinage of silver. The
igbt ia waging in both organiza
ions, and the conventions will be
'ery interesting. True, President
Cleveland and Secretary of the
Treasury Carlisle are striving their
itmost to controvert the sentiment
f free coinage of silver within deni-
icratic ranks, and their conversions
ire not noted for insignificance,
roin a numerical standpoint. The
0 :tudy of financial political econo
ny is a deep one and Cleveland
md Carlisle, as citizenp, have as
veil grounded rights for their indi
vidual Miffs, ns any citizen, but
heir power and position does not
nakt Iheir position any the more
eiiaWt, It way be possible that
ree ooinage will be unwise, but it
s a fact that the control of the
honey market where it now lies,
doing much to build the senti
nent as against a single gold stand
ard, and for further coinage of sil
ver, nnd it is a fact that, today,
withstanding the figh by po
itical power and the press which
eposes any change in finance, were
to come to a vote, free coinage
)f silver, at least of the American
nod net, would carry.
When the campaign .'is here, it
mould be the duty of the democra
cy to allow no ridicule or covert
xprcKsions to change their att:tude
in this question, nor should the
party adhere to free silver policy
limply as a vote catcher. This
ireat conservator of national prin
;iples. which has had longer life
han any party in existence, and yet
mown less official power, is too pa
rotic, too', grand, too willing a
istentr to the voice of the people
io not heed it. It is an opinion well
Sounded that something should be
I01.W to check the power now held
y, Wall street bankers, who in
;ur.n are supported by English cap
iat. It is not, as the gold stand
ard press emj hatically states, a
wove to hoist a depreciated dollar
lpon the people this free silver
nove but it is a move to circum
vent a condition which tray be
ised at any time to put the gold
Jolbir to a premium and hold it
.here. Free coinage could not and
ould not depreciate the gold dol-;ar-neither
will it drive gold from
not we as a people have invaded
their domain. The one thing to
consider, is.'that one good Cauca
sian life is worth any number of
Savages, for it is conceded that
education in the Indian is almost
universally lost. TheJackson Hole
trouble furnishes another object
lesson for him who is always la
menting over the unrighteous con
duct of the whites to the noble red
man and his fellow people.
The eternal kicker is a bad man
for any community. He'll kick at
what his neighbor does, what he
says, what he is gobig to do,what
the county, city, state, government,
and whole world is doing, or going
to do, and when it comes time for
him to die, he will kick harder than
ever. There is one grert consola
tion in running a newspaper. Its
editor is kicked so much and hears
so infernally much kicking, that
he has no time to indulge in the
habit himself, thereby becoming a
placid sort of machine, having no
ambition, no hope, but that of a
square meal occasionally, and a re
served seat in the glorious, beauti
ful, sublime sometime, thirty days
after death.
The application of civil service
rules to U. S. pension agents, by
Cleveland, is one of the best moves
ever made by the president. Presi
dent Cleveland, as a public officer,
always had thecourageofhisconvio
lions, and thathehas been a fearless
advocate of reform when inexecuiive
capacity of any kind whatever, is a
mat ter of record.
j but look out for the hot wave this sum
mer month.
J 1) Fleck's family left for the Xestiic
ca Monday of this week.
J PeLetts has been quite ill for the
past tew days and is again confined to
his room.
COUNTY NEWS
CENTERVILLE.
tt tin is u.i: os
iv? :;ve ami unlimited roincicc m
silver, '.he product of American mines, I
at the old ratio of 1 6 of silver to i of j
gold, is the only solution of and!
remedy for the disturbed and uns itis
fuctory condition of trade, manufac
ture p.nd general business of the coun- j
try. The surreptitious act of 187;,, '
divcrcing silver and gold in our mone
tary system, was a crime of untold 1
m.i,' nifmV. It lrnc th. vmL.Bt I. I,l .
U. ....... . I ..., ,. . 4 " " ""IVV.ll KII1U
last week. They say that In ironeral the ! class legislation 111 favor of the
yield is (rood, althouRh in some places it wenlthu n(riint th nmi,,,,,... ,,r
is not turning out as well as expected. wea""y against . tne producers ot
M Wren has fully recovered from his! wealth. and hostile to the prosperity ;
recent illness, j of the United States Tt u- an
iPAGIFIG UNIVERSITY
niiiKi: coi.i i-oi: covhsm
Classical, Scientific, Literary.
SCHOLLS.
Some one told an Iowa newspa
per man that democracy was dead.
He couldn't see it that way and
this is what he wrote:
WHEN WILL DEMOCRACY DIE ?
When the lion eats grass like an ox.
And the fishworm swallows the whale;
When the robins knit woolen socks,
And the hare is outrun by the snail;
When serpents walk uoriirht like man.
And the doodle bugs travel like frogs;
When grasshoppers feed like the hen,
And feathers are found on hogs;
When Thomas cats swim in the air,
And elephants roost on trees;
When insects in summer are rare,
And snuff never makes people sneeze;
When fish creep over dry land,
And mules on velocipedes ride;
When foxes lay eggs in the sand,
And women in dress take no nride-
When Dutchmen no longer drink beer,
And girls get to preaching on time;
When billy-goats butt from the rear,
And treason no longer is crime;
When humming birds bray like an ass,
And limburger smells like cologne;
When plowshares are made out of glass,
And the hearts of true Texans of stone;
When ideas grow in populists' heads,
And the wool on the hydraulic 1am,
Then the Democratic party will be dead,
And the country won't be worth a d n.
Hesse Brothers are haulinsr post tim
ber, preparatory to improving their
rences on tueir larms.
Thomas Tucker and Eugene Daut are
in the neighborhood threshing this week
for our husbandry.
Deputy Bradford, of the Shrievalty,
us uown in mis section Monnay.
Mr LaRue, our merchant, started for
aqmna bav Monday in search of health
and pleasure.
D B Emerick made a business trip to
roruanu anu musDoro 11119 week.
W J Grimes is at present looking after
the business interests of Mr LaRue du
ring the latter's absence.
The Misses Pearl and Cora Schmeltzer
Miss Candle, Grace Wallan and Nellie
LaRue visited at Mountain Sunday, the
guests 01 miss juouie Aimer.
Mr and Mrs E C Hunt were the guests
ofTJ Wallan, Sunday.
We understand that Messrs Wallan &
Sutton have sold their boom of logs to
the Tualatin Lumbering Co, which is a
good deal for them having had them on
the market for a long time.
Mr Eddie Groat of this place was a
guest at MtSide Sunday last.
Miss Mollie Miller is visiting with Mrs
LaRue this week.
Miss Cutts arrived from the east re
cently and will reside with her sister,
MrsJEGoudie, of Good Luck bend.
H Collier and family of Laurel, visited
with Mr and Mrs LaRue Sunday.
Bathing seems to be the popular pas
time with our youth, and black and tan
is the color for suits. Opera glasses will
next be in demand.
Wilbur Shook and brother f West
Chehalem , were in Scholls Monday.
The Hatchet and Independent corres
pondent was a visitor at Mrs J D Rpwells
Sunday.
The surprise party at C. H. Hhuic hard's
one evening last week was well attended
and greatly enjoyed by the young people.
There is a verv uowerflil ioniriii on ihu
Xehalein river. As 1111 illustration, V H
Coram and YV W Marsh wore drawn
thither. Saturday evening last, the seiiind
time this month. They returned some
time Sunday night.
John and Walter Lyons returned Sun-1 vigorously denied,
... mKui iium n Hum mtjn UUUIIK aim
fishing trip in the Unit Creek country.
of treason because done at the instance
of a European syndicate and for bribe j
money, "giving aid and comfort to 1 , . , , . ,
eur country's enemies." To shield ;
the' guilty parties, the well authemi-! ) am'I ty 0 11'
been! Will ;.'UJ (I M
I'MIK Al'AI'KM'V pit p.uvs for College nod uuc a thwt sh ling
lish Education; the best preparation for Teachinu or Uusiurss.
All expenses verv low. Hoard and rooms at the Ladies'
Hall, : to 4 per week, including electric light and bent.
The College Donnitoi v, under excellent management, fur
nishes board and room at Wfr per week. Hoard and
room in private familits. '... r)0 and upwards. Many stu
dents relll rooms and board themselves at a lot il cost not
to exceed 1. .( per week. The fall lerm begins- Septem
ber IS. For full particulars address,
thomas McClelland,
ForeM drove, Oicpni,
Until you have seen a Coast Steel dear
.Maniffd. bv Const Carriage v Wagon Co.
cated facts, often published, have bi
('oast ( 'iii ri-ii'i-s anil Itni'eics n 1 . A. . - T!n i l
The Enquirer will continue to ex- are best value for lc;st money;
Fred Kimocht ami hisdogran aniuok of Pose this unpardonable crime unii)
ii' nww,hcS.other,tay Hm' U, H right and justice are done the people
. , i by the full restoration of silver to its
Assessor's Report. old companionship with gold. We j
need the assistance of the people in
disseminating the truth, to which end i 01
wc invite all in your selection of pa-
pers for the coming season to include
CK.S'SVS RKPOHT.-
Legal voters 4,044
Males, 21 years and upwards, 425)5
" under 21 and over 10. . . 1,915
" under 10, 2,040
Females over 18 , 3,5)3
" under 18 and over 10, . . 1,!04
Females under 10 2,015
llisC'iiint on Prices but no
Discount on the (ioods. ,
Particulars of Williams Bros., Hillsfoot o, Ore,
M. M. Davis, Assignee Coast Carriage Si Wagon Co., Corvallis, Ore.
Total population
SMITH & BOWMAN,
the Enquirer, that costs only $1.00 a ATTHRlMirVQ AT T A W
year. (Issued twice a week.) j 1 OKINL YbA 1 -LA W,
Liberal commissions and cash re
wards given lo club raisers. Sample
TI1K
DELTA
Notarial worK aim umveyanciug.
liooinsU 7 Moi'isait lllk,, llillslioni. Ore,
CORNELIUS.
;he country that idea ia nonsense
3it it would hstve a restraining in
Juerice on gold, and such a one that
no financial panic could make the
yellow dollar worth more than any
Hher dollar.
It is amusing, yet pitiful in the
Jxtreme fb note the abuse and ridi
jule going the rounds of the "sound
iioney" press, and the fact that
;hese articles constitute their argu
ment is sufficient evidence their case
a a weak one. The populists, who
iiave ever held for the paper dol
itir, although advocating free and
unlimited coinage of gold and eil
irer, are now recognizing the
ireakueM Of the gold standard posi
iion, and ire now strenuously push
ing tla fre coinage issue, in hopes
)f hatching strength from both
parties. That it may take r-ome
drength frolu them is true, but
lolhing to fpeak of, unless they
lis ke a sweeping change in their
platform. As the great artisan of
lrttioniil econouiic cult, for the con
lervnt ion of principles dear to the
nibses, the democratic party must
ind will tnke hold of this question
11 the coining campaign, and noth-
ng but a telurii of normal trade
I'luiions, and complete march to
iniversal national prosperity with
n the next few months, will jire
rtA it,
The value of a good county fair
cannot be over-estimated. It shows
that the people of the county appre
ciate substantial effort in progress
ive farming, and it shows conclu
sively to the world what that pro
gression is. It behooves Hillsboro,
as the county seat, and having the
necessary grounds to see that a good
fair is assured this fall. Looking
at it from a purely selfish motive
it will keep thousands of dollars in
the county which would otherwise
goto Portland to the exposition.
No county in the state could get
up a better exhibit, show better
live stpek, or push to a grand fi
nale such an institution than Wash
ington county, and no people in the
lyirtbwest would Diore cheerfully
support such an undertaking. By
all means, let us have a county fair,
and let it be a good one.
Warnie Lee and his father left for the
Nehalem on a fishing trip last Monday.
Peter lacauot and daughter. A B T.p--
is and wife and Mrs Anna Miller visited
David's Hill last Sunday.
Charley Dodds and L Limien attended
the dance at Greenville Saturday night.
F S Byers traded his prooertv near
Manning for the Arthur Watrous prop
erty in the south part of town. Mr By
ers will become a resident of Cornelius.
Geo Hancock and wife and cousin left
Monday for East Dairy creek fcr a few
days outing.
Albei t Wilcox is still very low.
Lyman Wilcox-came in on Monday's
train from Eastern Oregon to visit his
parents and brothers.
Our genial landlord, J R Miller, has a
very sore eye as yet.
Pate Wells and family and Nate No
land and family drove up to the Gales
Creek store Saturday for an outing.
We hear that Elder Anderson baptised
27 persons last Sunday at the Gales
Creek camp meeting.
Mrs Sness is numbered among the
sick this week. Dr Smith is attending
her,
E E Nickerson came out Monday from
the Nehalem country.
The most interesting feature of
the report is that which gives the
production for the year 1894, to.
gether with other valuable miscel
lany. MISCKI.LAN'KOVS REPORT.
Acreage under cultivation, 65,286
No bushels wheat raised,. .267,202
No bushels oats, 581, OSS
Barley and rye, 17,172
No tons hay, 36,023
" bushels' corn, 1,249
" butter and cheese sold 487,578
"do eggs sold, 232,006
" bbls flour manufactured, 12,266
hops raised, 525,288
" bushels potatoes,. . .: . .305,158
" apples , . 66,488
" prunes and -plums 8,034
il bu. pears, , 6,037
grapes, 136,270
" bti. tomatoes, 785
" lb bacon cured 478,091
" $J wool produced, 39,642
" bead sheep in county,. . 7.024
swine
" horses,
" mules,
" " cattle
" $ strawberries, 40,71-1
" Ini.-hi Is onions 54,203
feel lumber nianf'd,. . .9,17(000
15 362 ' C0P'es ree' Enquirer Company,
i. r
Cincinnati, u.
HIS
Cor. 2d 4 Wash'tou
J. NORTHRUP,
Newly Furnished j
and Renovated, i
A first-class table and
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests. . . .
TAILORING
AND REPAIR
SHOP.
Cleaning and Repairing neat-
ir neat- I ,
ly done. Charges reasons- fee
lers at 1 N
oie. L,eave all or
Schulmerieh fit Son.
5.806
5,777
124
9.871
Dead Letter List.
The following is the list of letters re
maining in the Hillsboro post office un
claimed: Paulsel , J A
All letters not called for by Aug 10,
1895, will be sent to tlte dead letter of
fice. One cent will be charged on each
letttr called for.
Mary A. Brown, P. M.
FOREST GROVE.
Thb man who said "Indiana are
otk when dead" knew what he was
alking about, arid would have made
The Quadrant cases have been
appealed to the United States high
er coucts, and if is to be hoped that
the government will win. On these
lands there are many settlers who
located in good faith, and as the
railroad did not perform its part
of the contract they should be al
lowed to remain, and the land
should revert to the United States.
In reply to the chairman of the
Democratic State Central Com
mittee, requesting an opinion as to
the advisability of holding a state
convention soon, Hon. S. B. Huston
has stated that he thinks a conven
tion would be untimely. That this
is a poor season of the year to get a
representative aggregation of dem
ocrats together, and that what few
would convene would doubtless be
divided to some extent: Under
these circumstances Mr. Himfn..
thinks the time for a meeting in
opportune. ,
The gold fever has struck this region
and prospectors are out on every hand.
The Dilley excitement still ke ps up and
many are under various pretexts exam
ining the surrounding country.
Mr C Fritz of the Pacific Coast Engra
ving Co, is in town again after a trip of
several weeks in the interest of his com
pany. He visited many up river points
and secured a great deal ot work.
Arrangements have been made for the
machinery for the new L H Albert & Co
flouring mill. It will be of the very lat
est improved and best manufacture, and
will arrive some time in this month for
placement.
Mr Christian, a former business pian
of this place, returned Tuesday from the
southern Oregon country where he has
oeen prospecting lor some months. He
has a placer and a quartz claim down in
that section and exhibits some fine spec
imens from each.
Dr C B Smith, of Clackamas county,
o uiEiiivci ui me iasi legislature, passed
through the city last week enroute for
the Tillamook country.
Prof Garrison and family have been
spending several days in and around
Amity, his location of pioneer days.
Mrs Lott, c.f Gaston, drew $160 on a
pens. on cnecK tne ot ner flav in th n iv
and the next morning she discovered it
had mysteriously disappeared. A search
for the money, both home and at this
place proved fruitless.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Roe, Mrs E H
Marsh, Misses Anna Roe and Belle Clark
and Chas Shattuck started Tuesday for
a few days outing.
C E Deichman, of Hillsboro, as D I)
o m, installed officers of Washington,
No 48, 1 O O P, the other evening. He
was assisted by Past Grand Humphrey,
and Noble Grand Wilkes of Hillsboro.
Quarterly Teachers' Examination,
NOTICJ5 is hereby given that for tho,
purpose of making an examination of
an persons who may oiler themselves a
candidates for teachers of the schools of
uus county, tne uounty School Superin
tendent thereof will hold a public exami
nation in the County court house at Hills
boro, at 1 o'clock p 111, on the 2d Wednes
day in August, the 14th. Candidates for
stale tinners should mvsent llipmsclvpa ,m
Friday, the 16th. Dated this 81st day of
July, 18ft). Austin Cbaio,
ouniy bciiooi superintendent of Wash
ington county, Oregon. 19-2
Pays
to
Trade
with
U. S.
trr. xr. xn
S. O. HUSTON,
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW,
A N II
NOTARY PUBLIC.
floomS Union lllock, HIllslHiro, Or
PA.1RETT 4 ADAMS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
11 loms (land T Central Iltock,
HilUboro, Or.
T. II. TONGUE,
' ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
In it. i.;iin block,
Hillsboro, Orgon.
.: DRUG :: STORE u
(Next Door llryaii l.niillaw Co.)
Main Street, II 1 1 Inborn.
VV. D.VVOOD, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office In Clieiietto Row. Kosldanoa,
cornei' I'imi ami Main streets, Hillsboro,
Oregon.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B.C.M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ollli e at Hi'iidi'iico Kasl of Court House.
C. B. DROWN,
JTJKNT1ST,
lin.LSItoltO, OKKfJOX.
(If)Ml ( ItOWN mid ItHItXIM work a
specialty. ALL WORK tiuitroiitocd.
Hoouis 1 mid 2 Morgan Kloek,
Oki'ick IIoiius: Front a, si. to 4. r. m.
A line line of Toilet Article, lttiMlics,
I'oinliN, l'erl'tiines, Patent Medicines
and Mpeelal attention given
to (utility and Accuracy,
v-ticinc esusr
r 'if
THli OHRONIOI.K mik with tht rw
"wn In Hi United HUM ""
THK OIIHONICU: hu ns niJonlh. Cx-IO,
THK CIIMOMICLK-S T.Iwulilo luml, ,
III UtMl UK mot mlua,!,, H ljoetl N.WI1U,
to U..I nd .plr!,, tt MHori.,, ton
burn pn in to country.
-mH :!.' R0N ICLK lw" 1
"111 b, the Iti.ud uil cluuilun of lh iwiiil,, u
JMuMOMtUiuttloiu. ctlquo. o,1rp.,r..lrall.oroj
11 wlu "wtal-'aWm St
w.rruiu iwumi la muii
Sealed Proposals for Wood.
SEALKD proposals for furnishing 80
cords of first-class fir wood will be re
ceived ut the office of the Shrievalty, at
the County court house in Hillsboro,
Washington County, Oregon, until AugiiHt
10, 1802. Said wood to be delivered at the
Court House on or before the 15th day of
September, 1805. H. P. Ford, Sheriff.
BOCIBTIBS.
Phamix Lodee No. u. K. of P
mects in Odd Fellow's hall on Mon
day evening of each week.
Montezuma Lodge No. 50, 1.6,
f9ff O. F. meets Wednesday even-
IngsatS o'clock in their hall.
Tuality Lodge No. 6. A.F. & A.M
meets 1 every Saturday night on or
aller full moon of each morith.
rCourtTualatin,No.7974A.O.F.ofA
2 "1f5teiyt'ry, Tuesday evening In'
C-3 Odd Fellows hall at 8 o'clock.
feHillsboro Lodge No. 6i,A.O.U.W ,
moots every second and fourth Tues
inn- uaj civeuiiig in cue month.
VWashington Encamptuent No. u,
Se .VVf.V meets on second and
f fourth Friday of each month.
6fi Hillsboro Lodge No. 17, 1. O.G. T
fejSy neets in thoir hall Saturday 8 d. m.
. 1VAT1 ATamnL. C 1 " .
SilLte?.. 73, P. of H
iu Huu ouun uays at l m.
HnisDoro Kebekah Lodge No 54 I O
i-t J-," Tet iD ,odd Fellows' Hali
1st, ted Saturday evening of each month.
Washington County Rod and
KTHiS"." Clu meets in Morgan Block
um.v.mj ui muu montn ata p. m.
Viola Tent, No 18, K O T M. meets in Odd
Fellows' Hall on Second and Fourth
lnutwluy evenings 01 each month. Vis
iting Knights cordially invited to attend,
rpORKNT.--A large cottage with three
X lots in North side addition tit $5 per
muiim. enquire at this ottice.
Fine Clothes
Do not make a man. But they
go a long way towards keeping
a man's respect for himself and
that of others for him.
It Doesn't
Cost Any More
To dress neatly than it does to
go with an ill-fitting coat or
baggy trousers.
All You Have
To tlo is to deal with a first
class firm like.
Schulmerieh & Son,
F. A. BAIT.EV, M.D. F. J. BAIL V, B.S.M.O.
DRS. F. A. AND F.J. BAILEY,
Physicians, Surgeons and Accouchers.
Office in TTIlliihnrn Ph..m.. T..l I
donee soutn-west comor UaNulino tiitd
hocond. All calls promptly attended day
or night. J
JAMES PHILLIPPB TAMI2SIE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Ha it road To.
Consultation In Fronch or English, otllee
and residence south of Main nearStlBt..
Uilluboro, Or. . '
WILKES BROS.
ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS.
Conveyancing and fine map work a
specialty.
Lindsay Block, two doom north ot the
poHtofflce. Second St., Hillaboro, Or.
u il
TheNewChronicIe ttnildinff
1
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ITioa, F. Oakes, Henry C. Pttyn.i,
M Henry C. Kouso, Uecieven,
ORTHERN
PACIFIC R. R.
BEAVERTON.
Some of Portland's papers are
making a great deal of fuss about
n excellent Indiri agent. - The red eorae 17 Indians having been killed ' friends,
Mrs Case, formerly a teacher in the
city school here, was spending a few
days in our midst last week.
Mr and Mrs Squires of Greenville,
passed through here Monday.
Mrs Josie Taylor of Portland, was in
TO RENT. A nice little cottaga within
one block of the business nnrl. of I.humi
at 7 per month : Knqure at, this "fflce or
01 W . jj, i norne.
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