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, DAILY CAPITAL JOTJBNAL, SALEM, OXBOON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 0, 1906.
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be tho fact as to many
patoni meaicmes con
. intrrodlonts as broadly
ii n intirnals of mora or
Is publicity has certainly
HHlt in arousing neeuea
subject, It has, In a
isuro. resulted in tho
ncotilo avoldlnr such
Inci as mar bo fairly sus-
inlng tho Injurious fngro-
Me
or. Kocognuing tms
so by tho forelock." as It
llshod broadcast all tho
which h!8 popular nicdl-
posea. xiius no nas com
lod all harDin critics and
that mlcht othcrwlsa bo
5 his modlcmcs, bocnuso they
new: composition, jsur-
tlio formula nrintod dn
wrapper, It will be seen that
i contain no aiconoi or
line drtitrs. Knlthor do
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my narcotics or Injurious
Jkigrodlents being purely
3WHI irom mo roots, ot
found Rrowiim In the
i American forests and of
curatlvo virtues.
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ohol. which oven In small
fori
eontlnuod, as In obstlnato
ksw. becomes highly oblec-
irem its tondoncr to nrbduco a
r, fan stimulants. Ilr. Pinrra tn-
hemlcally pure, triple - rotlnod
intlianssairiFabd ..suoncrtlnir nutritive.
,9 m
' sineay (a najtufteasAS of chronic dlsoases,
sjJ1tw a rwftoffer domulcent, antiseptic,
It enhantes the'curatlve action of tho
Jtaii&oldea Seel root. Stono root, Black
wltyGoIdetfJlaal -Discovery," In all bron-
U.ohIaJ, thrfltT'aiJI fang affcctlous attended
""few!. V.ru 1.- .4 ...111 nAl.n ..,
UWlJIDVlt AMU J91WUiUUb, lJltVUIfirU lis
the wrltftf nfnm emlnont Dre. Grovor
Coe, of New York; Uartholow, of Jotfer-
- . Lpn Medical College, Phtla.; Scudder, of
"Cincinnati ; SHHngwood, of Chicage:
tWHfttflof'Olitaftgo, and othors, who stand
r several schools ot
"ft.prai
.en
Ing agents are the
U that Dr. Plorco
to mako ud his fa
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BOBS
for the euro of not
-ruit and Inns alloc-
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chronic catarrh in all
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wherever located.
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liMlilBllMPe., May D. The larg-r-l
eeassit'lS'Wped, most nuccessful an
j Ml eoHfenUen of tho national confer
isaee of charities and conventions over
"to hM 1b this. country will open hero this
de;tiilBg at the,, Academy of Music, to
feet eight dsjw., This is tho 33rd an
Itth'wMil -vmiont the conference, and,
1 j4iBf rottho number of (delegates
jjybe sxyp arrived hor and have regls
uSe'tHwk, .bb, interest has been taken in
3-k thetwalorsBao throughout tho country
irfltatftrjlwfsre. Besides tho regular
sssj delagtbOsfeinted by tho governors
of thaO'-dMiflM states and terrltorio,
p jnanyi prouwaest mon from all walks u'
141 life arahsrYto attend tbo conference
' Audi AXAlfi ifnWYi A nrnrlf w tlinir ntinal
Waad xprja,
I The cIu'mm" of
3a citiMM' Of Phila'delnhia
have
Jalwwn jpwOaterost in tho conference
m IkatrA flirt iiinaf nlnVtnmtn nr.
the most claborato ar
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TIm KM. Yon Hnvo Always
im i lor over uv years,
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ii - umi mis uvuii iiiuuu uiiucr iiih iwr
&j77tyPZs sonn supervision since Its Infancy.
ij 'cZccAtvi Allow no ono to deceive yon In this.
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'Counterfeits, Imitations
inicuts time triuo witu
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and Children Experience nralnst Expori utuu
hat is CASTOR I A
tm ?jBain
fa is u harmless substitute for Castor OH, Fare-
Drops tml Soething:
affrn? caKSSay
f 4MHB&
las neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Narcotic
if ,HP
icq. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms
II tjHMLMUH
ys Feverishncss. It
.It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipatlou
Wtulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
f4fMiwf:h and Dowels, gii ing
flBI&i'hlldreu's Panacea Tho
fUINC CASTORIA ALWAYS
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BiJirs the
vtoWAav 0
?M You Haye Always Bought
, In Use For Over 30 Years.
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aa If yoa lad faalt with him
i Mm will bo eheorfBlly paii by tae
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HfM& good pturo froo ot caarg. Due earo ftad eaatloa will b
la provost aaciMsto; sat wl sot
BTaaiMca at owscra of avw
fktw4ajo aad Sashays t .oactt
'HaMy, fair 8rwtsfat Orofos.
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rangements for tho reception and en
tertainment of tho delegates from oth
er parts of tho country. Tho number of
delegates who will attend the confer
ence is roughly estimated at more than
2000. Among them ar many disting
uished charity workers and profession
al nun representing every state and ter
ritory of tho UnitoU States.
Tho opening session this evening will
be held in the Academy of Music, but
the sectional and general sessions of
the conference will will be held) in Hor
ticultural hall. At tho meeting this ev
ening ex-Prcaldent Qrovor Cleveland
will deliver tho principal address. Gov
ernor Pcnnypacker and the mayor of
Philadelphia wil lwelcomo the delegates
and several of the prominent delegates
will mako responses. Tho rest of the
evening will be devotedi to addresses
on various topics bearing upon tho sub
jects of charities and corrections.
To facilitate and systematize the
work of the conference, it has. been dl
videu into 13 sections, which will hold
scparato sessions for tho consideration
of tho various special features, which
will bo considered by the conference.
Every phase of charity work 'will be
thoroughly discussed and tho sessions
of tho various sections havo been so ar
ranged that tho delegates will be able
to attend nearly all tho meetings.
Among tho topics for the considera.
tlon by tho 13 sections are: "Stato
supervision anU administration of char
ities;" "Care of iho "sick;-" "Needy
families;" "Child labor;" "Defect
ives,." "Neighborhood work;" "Traip
ing of social workers;" "Immlgra
tion;" "Charitable finance," and
"Statistics."
Ono of tho subjects which will ro
celve an extra sharo of attention will
bo that of "Chiltt labor." Tho ses
sions of tho section for tho considera
tion of tho training of social workers
will bo attended by students from the
School of Philanthropy, of New York,
and tho School for Social "Workers, Bos
ton. These two schools wil ladjourn
their sessions to attend tho national
conference of charities and corrections
Students from tho Chicago school arc
also hero to attend tho conference. Be
sides tho regular routino of tho bust
ncss sessions there will bo a number
of entertainments in1 honor of tho vis
iting delegates, Ono of the most at
tractive entertainment features of tho
progVam will bo a garden fcto on the
beautiful grounds of Havcford college.
Monument for Fremont's Oravo.
Now York, May 9. Tho body of
Bought, ami whicli lins Iioca
lias uomo tuo sigrnataro or
and" Just-as-irood" nr bufe
nnu cniaii(rcr ino neaoi ol
Syrups. It irf Pleasant. Ifc
cures Diarrhoea and Wind
healthy and natural sloop.
Blather's Friend.
Signature of
Wayf
tbo r air urouad. Oregos, for the
his brediz; exaalae Ma as as is-
bsfora ehposiaz a atalliea far jovr
tho expaasa yea lava fea t to
owaer. Uaroo frwi a diotaaae will
feo rpoMlU okoald say oooar.
TIDAL WAVX wW W tX lado-
wook, 3 rrJo U low. jtkt
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THE SECRET OF SUCCESS
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"No, Sir! Von cannot rlra off ny substitute
on me. I've been uslntr August Fiowcrslnce
I vra a boy, and fit hae no other."
(JForty million bottles of August Flower
sold in the United States alone since its
introduction I And the demand for it is
still growing. Isn't that n fine showing
of success? Don't it prove that August
Flower has had unfailing success in the
cure of indigestion and dyspepsia the
worst enemies of health and happiness?
(f Docs it not afford the best evidence thai
August Flower is a sure specific for all
stomach and intestinal disorders ? that it
is the best of all liver regulators?
QAugust Flower has a matchless record
of over 35 years in curing the ailing mil
lions of these distressing complaints.
JTwo sizes, 25c and 75c All druggist
Sold in Salem by S. C. Stone,
John C. Fremont, tho first nominee of
tho Republican party for president, nud
often called "Tho Pathfinder," lies in
an unmarked) gravo in Rockland cem
etery, a short distnnco from Nyack, N.
Y. General Frenion died in this city
In 1890. Shortly nftor his death tho
plot in which ho now lies was purchased
with the intention of erecting upon the
sito a suitnblo monument to tho man
who was a pioneer in tho exploration
of the west and who rendered disting
uished services in tho Mexican war.
A short time after the general's
death a John 0. Fremont association
was formed and incorporated with tho
object of providing a monument and
memorial. Tho doslgn fo tho monument
was prepared and, it is believed, adopt
ed by tho assoclatiqn. 'Witn the excep
tion of a bunch of flowers on Memor
ial day, however, tho lat resting place
of tho old warrior and statosman is no
glectcd. Around the gravo of Gcnoral
Fremont are tho graves of sovernl dis
tingulshed mon, including Commander
Gorrings, who brought to this country
"Cleopntra's Needle," now standing
in Central Park, New York, und Dr.
Skone, a famous Brooklyn surgeon.
Weekly Financial Roviow.
New York? April 27. Tho market
has been alternately weak ami strong
throughout tho past week. Tho trond
seems still to bo downward and sales
on strong spots havo grown quite prof
itable. Tho Consolidated Gns dividend
was cut to a 4 per cent basis and pre
ceding tho dhidend mooting tho stock
reached tlio lowest prico in sovernl
years. As a goucrnl proposition, in
Wall street stocks declino when good
news comes out and ndvanco when the
announcement of unfavorable dovolop
ments is nuulo. Whether directors of n
company are justified in using informa
tlon beforchnud to tho detriment of
other stockholders is nit unsettled ctli
ical question. At nny rato such is the
practice of Wall street and tho result
is the scorning paradox of stocks ml
vanclng on bad news and vice versa.
It would seem, therefore, that the
chances of an advance in Consolidated
Gas were fairly good and that it is a
ransonablo mfo purchaso around the
present level.
Tho bond market during tho week
was generally at recessions ami under
tho influence of selling pressure auppos
ed to be for the account of insurance
companies. Japaneso issues were soft
and speculative issues such as Colors
?o Industrials, Brooklyn Rapid Traniit
4's,' h'rio Convertibles, etc., reflected
quite closely tho stock movements. Steel
second 5's wero in good demand ami
held well.
Southora Pacific has been' one of tb
strongest stocks on the list all through
tbo recent weakness. Tho stock has
not had a strong specuativo movement
nnd seem to havo been left pretty
much to look after itself. Throughout
the general list tbo bnying in snots lis
been fairly good. Largo blocks of se
curitles camo ont on tbo declines, anl
this was -particularly true of tho Hill
stocks. On the other band tbero are a
good many bargain hunters in the
street picking up standard railroad div
tdent payers on break. These condi
tions mako for a trading rnaket. The
short account Is large, bnt at present
Is very powerful. Bullish confidence
is by up means cathalastlc. Wo ean
scarcely eeo roosr for a genuine bull
campaign this sprlag. At present tho
outcome Memo to favor a trading mar
ket with tbo toadeacy slowly but stead
ily downward. J. 8. Bacae St Co.
When tbo bsbytaHw, it is time to
glvo Holllstor'a Rocky Ifonntain Tea.
Id's tho greatest Vby aio&ciso knows
to lorlsg sBotbsr. It isJc tktsa oat,
loop aaa grow. 15 costs, Ta or Tab
let!. Dr. Stoso's inf otort.
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roa SAXE.
For Sale DoLaval separator, aoarly
now. Bought for $90, will oell for
$30 cash. Inquiro of A. W. Nuson,
Gorvaia, Routo 3, or phono Tajm 59.
For Sale, Now light a&d navy spring
wogons, carriages, carts, new and old
buggies, buckboards and ono deliv
ery wagon, at the Salem Carriage and
Wagon Factory. W. Fennel, prop..
801 to 805, North Liberty itroet.
4,-9-lm
FOE RENT.
For Rent, Furnished and unfurnished
rooms at 700 North Commercial
street. T. A. DIco, prop. 5-1-tf
WANTED FEMA1S HELP.
Wanted. Girls for general housowork
Inquiro at Dauo's store. 5-7-3t
WanUd Experienced girl for general
housowork. Highest wagos. Inquire
1049 Court streot, Salem. 4-12-tf
WANTED MALE HELP.
Moa Wautod. Sawmill and lumber
yard laborors; $2 por day. Woods
men $2.25 to $3. 8toady work. Apply
to Booth-Kolly Lumber Co., Eugene,
Oregon. 4-17-tf
WANTED.
Wantod. Agonts for book on San
Francisco disastor. Trcmondous do
niand. Everybody buys. Big book
500 pages. Hundreds of photo
tographs. Stories by survivors. Fifty
per cent. Premium extra. Credit
given. Outfit freo. Writo tbdny.
Drop everything and mako $500 noxt
30 days. Standard Co,, 325 Dearborn
stroot, Chicago. 5-l-12t
WATER COMPANY.
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OFFICE OTTY HALL.
For water servlco apply at ofllco
Bills payablo monthly in advance
Mako all complaints at tho office.
fSt
Colonist Rates
Commencing February 15th, and
continuing dally to and Including
April 7th, and from Soptombor 15th
until Octobor 31, 190C, colonist tick
ets will bo sold from tho East to all
points on Oregon linos via, Portland,
Forowing ratCB from Omaha, Neb.,
$25; Council Bluffs, la., $25; Kansas
City, Mo., $25; Denver, Colo.; $25;
SU Joseph, Mo., $25; 8b. Louis, Mo.,
$30; Chicago, 111., $33. If you deslro
you can mako deposit with agents
and tickets will bo furnished your
friends In tho East A. L. CRAIO,
td General Passonger Agent
CASTORIA
Tor Infanta and Children.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Gasoline Woodsaw
The undersigned is prepared to take
sawing contracts. Telepbese Mala 043,
C. M osier, Fair Ground Road, North
Salem, 3-SO-tf
HOTEL OREGON
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Corner of Seventh and Stark Streets,
Portland, Oregon.
Tho new and modern hotel of the city
Caters particularly to residents of 8v
lent and other Oregon cities. European
plan. Free bus. Rates $1.00 per day
and upward. Handsomest grill la tbo
West, and prices as low so la places
less attractive. Daily Capital Journal
ou file.
WRIOHT-DICTKENSOX HOTEL OO.
HOLLlBTCn'S
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Beir M4!!m ht Bur FmU.
BrUfi 0U Kalta ai Rivi Vlr.
A spoctno for Cooitfpatirm, lodlceftioo, IJe
aaa KWotf Troubla. llmpltt. Kcionia, Impure
tNwxf U4 Hreoih, Kltiffuli lioweU, loadaclte
aad Hackaclta. It's Koclf y Mouotmn Tra In UU
M form, sv cent a box. (Jrnuloe maUa Lr
noLuirrsK Dra Coxrixr, Wvllton, Win,
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MISCELLANEOUS, ,
Salosa Xros Works Feuaaors, schla
lata and blacksmiths. Manufacturers
of all kladf of sawmill machinery.
Hop and fruit dryisg stove, te.
Maapfaaturws of tho Salem Ires
Works Hop Prooa. 11-29-lm
Wasted. Turlrejo, geoee, Quota, chick
obi sad all faraa prodaeo. Highest
cash prico px-id for saaio. Capital
OoBsmlssioa CoBvpany, 267 Oomssor
oial stroot. Tolopkesar 170.
Hotel Soott Newly tarahAed, eTry
thlng: cloaa snd fSrst otasw. Rooms
at reanoasibb prices; la Oottk
block, Balsa. A. Scott, prop. 74-tf,
At Your Stepmother's 9be cab steaa
clesu or dye thesa, and save you a
now suit, press and repair, reltae,
furnish buttons.' The .moat dftlioate
fabrics can be cleaned by her 'dry
cleaning method without injury. It
does not shrink or change its color.
It is next to Tae Journal office, 221
Commercial street.
TONSOgSIAL
Kvaaa' Barber Baop. Evorything new
and up to date. Finest porcelain
baths. Sharing;, 15 haireuttlag 95a
batho 25c First elass bootblacks.
O. W, Eraas, Proprietor.
TOTS&XNAKY 8UROXOK
Dr. E. J. Young Veterinary surgeon
and1 dontist, 33 ypars' oxporioaeo.
All work guaraatoed. Difficult surgical
operations a ocialty. Phono 581.
Offlco at Club 8tables, Phone 7, Sa
lem, Oregon, 3-9-tf
OONORBTB AND OBMENT WORK.
J. P. Voatoh, contractor and builder
of cement walks. Septic- sower tanks,
foundations ami floors, 828 Marion
street. 0-5-tC
MUSIO STUDIOS.
Vs
Music Stadio. Frank E. Churchill,
Musical Studio. Associate teacher
Western Ooasorvatdry, " Chicago, Hi,
representing later-State System at
Salem, Oregon, la the Gray block,
room 3. Studio hour D to 12 aad. 8
to 5. 8-10-tf
UVEBY AND SALE STABLES.
yJ IS Tim PHONE NUMBER OF
THE RED FRONT STABLES
M. L. IIARROD, PROPRIETOR, 871
OID3MEKETA STREET.
Feed Barn. Special attention to tran.
stent teams. Farmers' patronage so
licited. Waiting' room for ladies
Wo also carry a full lino of feed.
Located at Club Stables, eoraer Lib
erty and Ferry streets Phono Main
7. Pruak & Darby. 12-H-Om
ThcFoshioo. Stables
Formerly Simpson's Stabtds,
Up-to-date livery and cab line. Fu
neral turnouts a specialty. Tally-lie
for picnics aad excursions. Phone 44.
Ohas. W. Yanake, Prop,
247 and 240 nigh street.
NEW LANGt HOTEL
When you visit Portland, Ore., be
sure you stop at The New Lange Hotel,
noxt door to the Imperial. Rates, COe,
75c, aad $1.00 per day. Electric llghtu,
call bells, elevator, steam heat, free
both and freo bus. All out side rooms
with running water,
I HAVE just
received a
fine assortment
of Commence
ment Announce
ments. You are
invited to call'
and look them
over
ELLIOTT
PX1NTKK
I Q Wx reee house
JL or Oaie u teutb sw
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BtKIMtltWIMIlOli WIBMWNWWstsH
OSTBOPATH3.
Dr. W, L. Morcac. Graduate of
ile, Mo, under founder of art as i
pathy. Booms 25-20 Breymaa filUg .
Commoroial St, phono 919. Bosi
doaoo 1D N. Summer t. phoae l4.
Treats acuto sad careaia dlsosios,
Exaaiaatloas free. 1
Dr. B. BL White. Graduate of Kirks
Ttioi, Ma, under founder ef ostooi
pathy. Room 21 Breawui bl44
Cosajnoroial st phono 87. RoetlMMM
590 State, oor. Church, phoao 11M,
Treats asuts aad ehroale disesset.
Examinations free.
ggmorAy AWP suiaHOK.
J Dr. Cartwrigat Has rosuaied soaosal
praetUe, sad will be fouad la rases
16, ever Ladd A'Baah's bank. Oatea
hours 11 a, m. te p, av. OMes
phono Mala 13, rosideaoa pheM
Mala 107. 12-SOM
SAJUI AND DOOS FACTOMBS.
sash, doors, moalding. All kind j
house finish aad hardwood week,
Front street between Stato aad Csexf
Lopoxa,
ForMters of AaerisaOourt Sherwsei
Foresters, .No. 19. Meets Tuesday ist
Hurst hall, Stats street. U. S. Rider,
O. R.; A. Ij. Dtowb, F. S.
Ceatril Leo Xs. 18, K. sf P. OmOs
Hall ia Hebaaa bleek, eoraer tyito
and Liberty streets. Tuesday of easM
week, at 7:30 p. m. J. O. Graham, C,
a; W. L Staley, K. ef B. and s;
J.
Modern Woodmen ef Aatertesv Ore
gon Cedar Camp, No, 6248. Meotf
every Thursday evening at 8 o'elo&a,
Holraaa Halt W W. Hill, V. O.
F. A. Turner, Clerk.
Woodmaa of World, Meet every Fri
day night at 7:30, ia Holawa Hall,
A. J, Baaey, 0. O. P, L. Fnuder,
clerk. !!&-
REAL BBTXWB.
300 acres land, 1 milo from railroad t
tlon, 150 ooros cboico meadow land,
bnlanco cbotoo tlmbor, good hdve,
barn and orchard on place, Prico
$20 per aero.
40.ocre tract choice garden land, with
good house, ono mile from city, $140
per aero.
400-acre farm, 170 in grain, 275 ill
labia, balnncn .mnatiim .l.iml Th(
place is well lmprov'od' and goes at
$20 per aero.
Ono 0-room houso and good barn, an
abundanco of fruit, very largo lot,
for only $1100. This plnco Is. Worjtb
$1500. V '
Largo houso and barn, IVi acres of
ground, closo to business section of
city. $2500.
Aka soma choice locations in St. Johns,
Oregon. AH to bo hod through
8WEQEL & SMITH, tho roal estate
donlors, 402 Stato streot. B-S-lt
RELIEF TOR LADIES.
FRENCH TANSY WAFERS
Original and only genuine, put np is
yellow wrapper with Crown trade mark.
For sale by leading druggists. Prleo $1
per box,
BRICK
Brick furnished in largo or swad
quantities. Proseed brick sado te
order. Yard on Stato street, south est
Penitentiary,
SALBK BRICK YARD.
A, A. BURTON, Prop.
S&mmei School!
The first term of tbo Capital Summer
Normal opens on May 1st, to continue
eight weeks. Tutltlon $10. Summer
School of Frfmarr Methods. Osoas
June lltb, to eoatlaue three weeks. Ad.
dress J, J, Krsps, or County Superta
tendeat E. T. Moores, Bales Or. tf
Fuuit Growers
TAKB KOTICB
KOW 18 THB TIM TQ ORDXB
BBRXY ORATB8 j
BBBRYBOXBS
ORCHARD BOXER
FBDTT TKAY8
And sll kinds of boxes. See us,
Salem Box Factory
MABOK k 8NYDBR.
Phone W. gosta 8lat
SHCHKLE "" '
My stock ot sbees tor sea re
duced la pries. No eld stock. Ote
is out ladles' sfcees. NeWa yr
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