f LOCAL
. Kollny's photo nu HiMt hJkm,
TIh himoim Olytupia bottled tni
n( Hmllh A ClrekV
"lie in tin iiilUt in ),U IImi
Id snltl of Ki'llry every ilny.
Tlii-
A. V. U'airen.ul IlayCrnk, wu u
-iinevllle hindniM vloitur Kruliiy,
II. J. rnlinrr, .if iWhtih'n, Hii)iiL
ffumiay lit (he t.(y veiling Mends.
Ladle' HI. in WmImu In nil nriids
and ftiyi ltt Halo mi, JoIiiikoii A Co.
For encii doom, it f 1 doom an. I
wllilW go In A, II. LippimtU A Co.
Hi'llHoiHHl rilHtilMt nl lloorillg ,.,, jH,
found only ill A, II. I.ippman ,,
J. M. Fnughl, of Comb Kln(( win
in Iheeity Monday intioueiiii)' hind
llt'M.
H. (I. Dmiiliit, of Ann li... wax in
Urn eily Hatiinluy tratimictii. liui
IM'SS.
Ladle Dn-MH (iotuU in nil graih-s
and prt-tlirnt pat Ur i ik n( J, K.
Morris'.
Hoiiitil wheat buy for nin.
J. C. Itl'KII,
l.ainiiiita, Otf,
Flunk AlwotMl, the Hhnniko 1'iine
vllle stage itgimt ill tin formiT iI.ii:m,
in in thi city
TImhk! who rtiiriTt.ip ml hmild
step Inlo flu leccplion looni ot
Kl'lll', l 11(1 iu.
County ('iiiniii-i..i.i'r II, J, llt aly
left for In hoi iti' Friday nftrr tint el"M
of comity cmirt.
Hmilh A (Meek hiiwi tin- fu ti"
Olympin II..IU..I H.rr for jih at
mil pr Uttlf,
V. II, Hliinl nntl .lamca Nhaw wtic
tiiuini'im vintorn hum IWhulcn I lie
lint fif the wifk.
IVny Ciftui nnived Friday fnin
The lhille for 11 vnd with lelalivei
nnd fricu ! in 0111 mt'tion.
V, K, lliiiinner, ono of
II.
,ytaek'
iine ilh-
Htilwttintittt ritineni U101 a I
htiiiu'ftM vlsiior H.ihtnliiy.
Urorit Mtllipm t lo Hand
Spiiiirt
riiUleitiiiti wna 111 lite city the liiol
of
ihti wiik trHiinotiii( htmiuei ,
I. Jiieo a repn-fi'titiim Churlrn
Kohn, ol rorllmid, wan in the ciiy
Monday iutrrvii-wiii; our local mil h in
imn.
A, II, Iiipiuiin A Co.
I.iiimtiI Oil for UO renU
rioneer white lead nine
1 1ln tKt
Kiillnn j
KM p-l
poiiml,
lr. C. A. Clint returned front n
trip to the vnlh-y umlay, where ho
Hold a Imiiii'Ii of 2't nnte hnrfH nt
I(imkI ngurm.
I., A. Booth luiidi n Irip to Hen
chut n tho flmt of tho week in order
to took lifter liin lnmiite-H interonU nt
that pi 11 co.
MIm Winnie Cliue left Tucuday fur
tlie flitriV Hchool at The Dalle.,
whom ho will ntteud duilitu the
eomilH winter.
Mm. M. It. Bikhi returned home
Tuofday from Burnri, where nhu ipent
n few we'kn plciunutly visiting rehi
liven nnd (rieud.
Mrs. J. A. Dniithit, wife of the
Timei-Mnuutitii.eor nuin, it viitiiK
hero nt the homo u( Janiea Wood,
AhIiwoikI I'riwpiiit ir.
H. 8. Htcitrim nnd family canto in
Hatiinluy from their Cionked rivur
much in order for (ho children to he
ut tho opening of Hehool.
Tho county oourt ndjounuil IiihI
Thtirtdny nnd met ugaiti yeHteidny,
when nil hiiHinowH ln'foro thin term of
court wns fluUlieil.
Hmith A Clock now have the funio;i
Olympin druuglit iwvr for sale, nt fi
ci'iilB n ghiHH. Thnt'H the place to tfot
tl good ho vera go c lien p.
Mombord of I'rinovilln AtHemhly of
Artiwini onn always llnd tho mvretnry
nt the Poindoxter bnrlmr hop, where
they onn pay their dues.
UnorKO Lutikry, who lum It'on driv
ing atiiKO for C, (J. Cornett, on the
middle awing of hi Burns Hue ftont
the first uf the week in the city.
Tartiea knowing theiuselvcH indcht
cd to A. II. Lippniiin 01 A. H. Lipp
ninil A Co. iniutt Mettle. Interest
charged nnd collected on nil nccntmU.
Robert Hiirringtoti, Mm. V. K
King nnd Mim Littic (-ruin left Tuen
day for Olnlln, in tho Willamette,
whero they will pick hueklehoirieH.
J. V. Hitter, of McKay, wan in the
city the Inst of the week. Ho report
hi ihinglo mill in full operation
Sou his nd eUcwhoro in thenc col
umnfl.
Joe Liitcr nnd lamily nrrived Kri-
dnv from their CnHked river ranch
Joe left tho following day for Konsil
whore he will nppear hh n witncM
ngniuat the entile thieves.
J. 0. Wagoner nrrived TucMdny
from Howl Iliver nnd left Friday for
Bilvcr Lake where he will relieve L.
N. Liggett on tho Bulletin. Mr. Lig
gett is expecttnl home next week.
MENTION. J
Tlinrit will lit a e inl tl
by Ibii Modern Woodim-u
mivthig hi Hcpliiiila-r t
lion held
I III' liiHl
lill Hie
ulliri'H ol clerk ititil Imi nicer,
W. T. I'unl.K, v.c,
I'lince lihi11 ami Will jhtrncit r
llMiinl t u fii-l of I In- week from
Ni'U-onm cmk when hey Iimyc been
W.'l'hhig lit t Ik It ji V Held ill!'
pant
llllt'V llionlllrt,
Il'liClt iMriinWilll ait fiimily
IuiiiiiI K.ilurdiiy from I In Columbia
rWtheru IHieh Mi'tilrii-cnl. nod will
make M111 ciiy tlu'Jr homo or lln
finning n,-hou year.
Itilph Hhnip rtnil Harry HmiiJi lnm
H'MIIIH'll lloill II )VI hinillllM Ollllllir
in lln; TiniM-l!" Iianiti i lit-ri,' llicy have
I'K'ii t'lhjilnyitl iy tiiu ('ulilitiliiii
Huiiilii'iii Itrij, ittion ('ouiiiiiiy,
K. iv H'-lli-, nf (Vn.il,, On'K li:m
liii'l n jack at liin (ilii.'w for tht) tmt
tliM't' yiMi'n. (Iwm r ran lime Kainc
!y iMlliiiy anil paying f"r m It-isl,
11ml llii' comIh of nilwrtiMiijf.
I i'. Id-ii Imp hfi-n a)MiiiU'tl V, H
4 ii 1 1 1 1 iiA ioint' mill i iniw pirpari'il o
lUirinl to all kiniU of I.iinl or No
iiirial hiiMini'M a'. Mailnu 1'omI oilier
in tlui Willow Crrck llniii,
(imr-.-anil Nelly H.iy lft WcIimm.
'lay .r tin- W'ill nnWtM Valh-y. The
fontirr tll iitti'iul Hi- llaptixt Collfifi'
ii( MrMimniilc liitt'tlit' hit 1 1 r will
lH-nl the ttinlrr viiiihiK relative
'.r. iiiriiK, the iiicrciiiint, Matt n
ifHK) lini' (if nieil't noil Imijb fnriiiNli
inj;, wliii-li ln will -lni out lieluw
eot, Yml can Hod ouit neniinin
liiiiiiini at Ion utotc. (tivo liiui 11
A. I'. ltiwou watt a hnninewK vinitor
frtiiit drizzly the lift of lite week.
Heo'iyK (he gntin in 1 Jui I vicinity in
far nhuve expectation, hut that nmi
n it mil U-nil h.r hay nnd fid to the
cattle.
K. 1'. llnngn, formerly the I'ri.ieville
lintel chef ha opened n neat up-to-itale
retauiatil and lodging houne in
the Miller huihling ami In enjoying a
giKnl p:ittunit;e, 1 1 ik culinary ahihty
11 welt known.
K:ank Klkina, wife mid little son
relumed Thursday from n vtMt to
Aihiiny, Ncwpoit and I'm I land. Mr.
Klkiiii mn the Alhaiiy people nie
very ihinnii vf the Coivallis A Kaft
ernrxlenciou.
Mini Kihel Liggett ri turned hint
I huidav Itoiu a three week vir.it
iith (licinU nnd re hi lives in lh
Williainette Valley. She n-Miined
her wmk at deputy county cleik the
lirwt of the week.
J, H. Cornett n pronti.,ent Btiimnitt
I'tairie ntiM-kman in iu the city with
liin wife. Hcti'por h the tock iu his
Hcctlnii hit an hutter nnd iu line nhiipe
for either the hnyer or feeding through
the cniuing wiulci.
Will Wumtciler and family left to
day (nr l'mlSand where they will vicit
for voiue time. Max will alt etui the
hudiuenH college (here lltin winter,
while Nate may May nnd attend HilU
Military Academy.
(lunn Ctopor gave n Kinetcdcnpic
hIiow at the M.K.chuieh Tuetfday
evening Ion fair niid crowd. The
nhow gave general Malefaction. He
will ihow again tonight at the name
place. Trice and LFi cents.
J. C. lttish, of Lamontii, curries a
line of Dry (inod, (inK'Ct ies, etc., and
will in the mar future erect a coin-
modioli eluie huiidiug and enlarge
hinHtock to a complete etore. It in
Mr. KupIi's intention to sell at hedrock
prices.
Wantkh Yorsn mkn to prepare for
(Joverntncnt 1'ofitions. Fine Open
ingn in all Dcpartntcntn. GihhI Hal
arics. Hapid Fromotionti. Kxnmi
nations mum. i'arliculais Free.
Inter-state Cor. Inst , Cedar llapidtf,
la, Jtnill
(1, D. Dawson, n wealthy druggist
of MemphU, Mo., has been vmiling
liin hn l her, A. P. Piiwsnn, of Urixxly
luring tho pat wi'ek. Mr. Dawson,
hail been unending the U. A. K. en
campment at Ban Francisco and was
on his way homo.
Dr. Woods Hutchinson, of Portland,
created u scneatiou in the Htatc Medic
al society of Spokane by roadin; n
paper nd vocal ing over-feeding and
frenh nir aa 11 euro for consumption
He said to pay no attention to tho
lung nod gorge the patient with Wet
nnd eggs. 1
C. F. Koyal, of Salem, left Friday
for his homo. He was in our city for
the purpose of bidding on our county
bridge work nnd though unsuccessful,
he left in n happy frnme of mind,
asserting lhat Priuevitlitca were the
mutt hospitable I it of people he had
over met.
J. II. Gray and wife wore in the city
the first of the week transacting busi
nem nnd visiting friends. Mr, Gray
was unfortunately struck in tho face
by a colt recently whil halter break
ing tho nnininl, nnd though it inflict
ed painful injuries t hey were not of a
serious nature.
Ilnuli LUtiT nnd Inmlly moved
Ttiefdny from tlielr Haltiit VHlley
iiMieli, Mr, Littler will return to Hal)
lilt Valley while liin fiiini'y will phhu
the 'oinitiK nchool year at their hoiue
tti iIi n eily, Mr. l,U'r nayH thai
i-iiltle ai.il Hhceparn ill lino condition,
hetlur in fact tliiin la-t year.
(hih) New'f-oino left lor I'urtlnml
Wediu'Milny. Ife will enlHr tho Me.li-
fill J';piiitui''iit of I lie U, of ). for
hit fourth yeni'M Kimli. During liin
vaeation (inlo linn hardened hin
iiMtDch'n hy working on Him farm, nnd
! " ll('k t M'hnol well prepared to
Illllll IllN niClltlll llU'llllK'N.
II. Iv Ml cere, who hm heett in our
ciiy for Hire week pnxt left hol
Tliuifda,v iiflernomi in coinpaiiy with
ife nnd hrother in-law, H. H.
Brown for Alhuny. hy wiiy of the
Military roml. M r. Hteei'n wot k
dining hi may in mir city wan i t
uouoeulioii with iinpnrliuit 1 iniher
huwliiecH,
J, Y. Morrix, accompanied by Al
MnnV 'i-ler, Mrs. Keehe. a forim r
rtinevilleile, and Mr Merris' children
Binlte and Htauley, arrived Batmdtty
from Lebanon where they spent nn
eujoyablo mouth's vioil, Mrs. Keehti
will vMt iu our city for two weeks
cfnte returning to Iter home in Tn
nnta. A. II. Webdell returned Saturday
from the (ireeiihom Moun tains in
Grant County, where ho proHicctcii
mother earl h for hidden Ironsure.
He repoittt having located twit v.ilu
ahh placer deposits, which ho intend
developing in tho tuning. Ho will
leave shortly for California where he
ttiii fp;:::d tho winter.
Herbert C. Kii-itlnml, of Kugenc,
was in the. city the Inst of the week.
Mr. Kasthiud paid J'rinevillea visit
for the fimt time after n hunting trip
n I he McKomuc. Ho rxprensed
hi nself as well pleased with the
general appearance nnd locution of
our ciiy. While here he wne the
guest of Prof. K. E. Orion,
(V Fewerholin was iu the city Tues-,
lay nnd reports having sold his entire
rop of ryo for $1.25 per bushel. Hei
says that he raised 2"tSj bushels on
acre of wli.tt milit he ordinarily
called th-Mvrt bind. Altogether Mr.
FewerheluiH grain nettl turn n very
neat sum. Tho rye spoken of was
raised alHiut three and n half miles
from town on the Combs Flat road.
We understand that n short time
since there wns several cases of scarla
tina in two families in our city, the
heads of which failed ti report the
same to our local health officer.
While no spread i anticipated, citi
zens boasting cardinal virtue should
comply with one of our states most
important law-. Anyone having tha
intercits of the conimiinity nt heart
will certainly do so,
Among the liH'il horsemen Dr. C.
A. Clino will enter n two-year-old
running horse, and Win. Pollard his
John H bone for the Jockey Club
events next niottlh. So far there has
been no nt her I'rineville horsemen
who have declared their intention of
entering for the events. There
prom. scs lo be a good meet however,
as n good many outidc horsemen will
try for the purcB.
The young ladles in the city who
are organizing a concert band will
meet at tho residence of Miss Ivn
Ihtoth next Tuesday evening nt 7
o'clock to make nrrangements for n
basket social 011 Sept. 18 for the bone
lit of tho organization. Tho present
olliccrs of the company arc; Cna
tewail, president; Lizzie Ketchum,
viee-piesiueni ; iva uootn, secretary;
lieulah Crooks, treasmvr.
The J.uirnal hnsrecciveil the premi
um list ot ttie EH'Conu eastern iiregon
District Agricultural Society an
nouncing their prizes for their ex
hibition to bo held September 28 to
October 3rd inclusive. Especial at
tention will bo paid ngricultural ex
hibits, nnd iiB our county is embrnced
in the Fair district, it should nceive
n liberal support from Crook county j
both 111 attendance nnd exhibits,
Judge W. A. Booth D. F. Slewnrt
nnd J. H. Templeton returned Frday
from their hunting expedition in the
Cascade Mountains. Mr. Stewart
killed a cougar six and ono half feet
in length while Mr. Templeton killed
the proverbial boar with his "Betsy."
While the judge got no big game he
holds the record for a rapid shot,
having while on this trip dismounted,
untied his gun, nnd wounded a deer
in just three seconds.
Lioual A. Johnson, trnv ling cor
respondent of The Oregon in n, spent
the first of the week in the city leav
ing Tliuisday for Lebanon, by way of
tho Military road over tho Cascades,
He reports doing a flourishing busi
ness in Eastern Oregon for his paper,
and while here wrote up our mag
nificent country for his pnper. He
is an old friend of The Journal man
nnd we acknowledge, a plensant call
from him.
Don't forget that I). P. Adamson
carries a complete lino of school
text hookf, and school BUpplies at
reasonable jiriees.
.finro liliU In Tim fflat Mdfhl n.
C. II. Dimlap, a young man from
Lnkoview0HH';ceded in placing three
infernal mHchtnen in piineville, where
the capiliilist-idler can pa? awny the
time timciiing to Tn rn-rn-bouru-do-ny
accompanied by the after heats of his
nickels nn they hit the inside ciish box.
The leglislaliire of two years ngo
passed n taw forbidding the iie of
these machines, but the man who
framed the bill proved to be n nickel in
the alot "bri W and it was an illegal
clause, Consequently, I be nickels
nnd quarters still drop, while t!u
tunes play on.
ligar llet Hulit 11 If Votibc In
diiMirr lor (rook Conn if. j
II. V, IfiHtoit, of Sinters, was in the
ciiy Tiii'ddtiy accompanied by hi
Mtep-mm Mr. Winkle. Mr. Huston
left al The Journal ofllee a sample
of the sugar beets and carrots rained
hy Mr. Harris nt the Cliue Kail
ranch. For quality and size they
urc certainly very good and should d
sjtcl the observer of any idea that our
county was not gotxl for agriculture
Mr. Huston an vs there ure about 400
acies of wheat immediately around
Hi-tern that in ubout ready for thresh
ing. He estimates tho yield nt 20
bushels per ao o.
Tuft IliRb he hoot.
The high school has an attendance
of 15 which makes n small class, but
the size is overcome by th earncst
iiesn of the students. Prof. A, C.
Strange feela much encouraged ot the
prospects, and esjtccially requests nil
the young folks to !c pros ut nt n
reception lo lie given at Mrs. II . P.
Belknap's home iu this city I riday
evening. A short program, refresh
ments and games will be the order of
the evening. All interested in educa
tion should bo present as Mr. nnd
Mrs. Strnnge desire to meet them nnd
get hettei iicijtininted with our young
townspeople.
Prominent l.lvelorlt Hen llrre. :
A party representing the Live Stock ;
firm of liogue.Coe nnd liogue of Sioux j
Ci'y, Iowa, composed of C. I). Weisz,
W.1I. Uwingston, Joe Trauerman, j
and J. F. B-.gue arrived iu tho city
Sunday evening. They will be in our
section for n moiith, nnd say lhat ,
they will buy only horses. At first !
thcy cUimed Ihoy would uiso'1'"'
buy cattle, but either our local con-j
ditions or prices do not suit them and ;
they now declare cattle buying out
of the quotation with them. Just
whether or not the gentlemen would
take tho hitter i t a low figure we do
not know, but it is not probable that
they will be u bio to get nny amount
for anything Mow a reasonable price.
I', ftpiiifilitff Experience
tlHtteni Hood
Mrs. J. F. Spinning, who left Prine
ville last week to visit with relatives
in Iowa, was unfortunate enough to
be carried into the storm cenler which
has swept recently through Kansas
and Nebraska. Mrs. Spinning wrote
to her husband here that coin stalks
and grass hanging to the telegraph
wires became a familiar tight in the
vicinity of Omaha where the floo l
reached its highest point. At Council
Illufis, which was almost completely
submerged, tho city orViciaU were
using steam hutches in the streets,
and the water in the race track, where
races hud been held a day or two
before, was 21 feet iu depth. The
Missouri river ros five feet in 15
minutes.
Mrs. spinning reached her desti
nation safely although fatigued from
the many nights of danger and sus-
pCUfO,
A Sew Add. lion to rooh Comitr'H
Nlorkiueii
Thomas Thorpe, Jr., formerly of New
Orleans, La., has bought the section
of road land lying immediately east of
the McCallister ranches on Lower
Crooked river. Ho is n Into arrival in
our section, nnd intends to make his
home on the land purchased where lie
actively engage in the sheep
business. It is bis intention to let
contracts soon for clearing nnd
breaking this land, for the purpose of
seeding it to alfalfa. He has also
bought a forty-acre tract of meadow
land-also belonging to the road com
pany and lying iu Kh'o vicinity of
Blue Lake.
Mr. Thorpe is nn intelligent ener-;
getic young man, and is a substantial
addition to tho population of our
county. lie is a veteran of the Spanish-American
war having served in
General Chaffee's biigade at the
campaign Hround El Caney, where he
wa-" severely wounded.
Horn.
In this city, Sunday evening, Sep
tember 6th, to the wife of Lee
Wiglo, n 10 pound boy.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
Near this city, Wednesday evening,
September 2nd, to tho wife of JctY
D. Evans, a boy.
Mother aud child doing nicely.
In tliis city Monday evening to tho
wife of II. C. Chae, a son .
Mother and child nro doing nicely.
Hraldftlice Proper! r For Hale, j
C. A. Whitsett has a four room
Iiouho with outbuilding and two
Jotfi, which he will soil at a bar
Kfim. See him ut Snlotrmn, Jnhn
on A Co, 'a store,
for Kale
For Hale, or to Let on Shares!
One bundled head Stock Cattle! j
For particulars cull on, or nddre-s, j
J. H, MeMeen, Lamotita, Ore.
NlrarM Or Nilrn
who nil hlucit nuturnl mulev
milch cow branded on hip. A
reward payed for return or infor
mation of siime to
Mrs, I'tiorn Dillon,
PriiioviUe, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given Hint I have
purchased the property formerly be
longing to the Octmco Gold Mining
Co. on Cpter Ochoco, consisting of a
reaorvoir and ditch, and that sheep
men arc warned not to run their
sheep upon said property.
John Hukkakkr,
Fruit Farm for Sale.
I offer for Rule my fruit fa m of
100 ncron, situated in the Cove, on
Crooked river. There are 2000
trees of nsorted varieties of fruit and
n ready market for nt) 0! the products.
T. F, McCau.ihtek,
Culver, Oregon.
A man and wife, con)xatnt to
take charge of a stock ranch (luring
the coming winter, and feed and
care tor Iwth cheep and cattle.
Also to take a personal interest in
the management ol the ranch,
(iood wages to the right parties.
Address XX Journal odice.
ftrhool for lilrl.
St Mar).,s Academ
The I)ulleHi Oregon.
Boarding School for girls fortieth
year. Itemarkable record for
excellent health and Bticcessful
training in every department of an
Academic curriculum. For cata-
Sister Superior.
AKER
POCKET KNIVES
-AT-
U. P. ADAMSOX S
(The Brick Drug Store)
t'nr Cholrr
Homestead I
Locations
Timber
Am
Desert Lands
ROBT. SMITH,
rrineville.
Oregon,
ijjjlfjfgj,)
SALOMON,
LADIES We Still
will pell Mow the
25 Cent
20 Cent
You can' afford to miss these bargains for the goods arc all
do not intend to carry over a shirt waist nor one piece
WE ARE ALSO OFFERING SOME BARGAIN'S IN
DER WEAR, CORSET COVERS, ETC.
Salomon, Johnson
A Complete and Choice Line of
Beef, Veal, 'Mntton, Pork, Bacon,
Lard, and Country Produce.
Main st. prMr.. 'Phone 31.
IIAIJIICQ WABEHOliS!
COPPAHY
Slianilro, Oregon
General Storage, Forwarding
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Fireproof building 100x600 feet, 150 feet two stories in height.
Special Attention to Wool Grading and Baling
for Eastern Shipments.
Dealers in Blacksmith Coal, Flour. Barbed Wire, Nails. Cement, Lime,
Coal Oil, Planter, Sulphur, Wool and Grain Hacks and Twine,
Grain and Feed. Highest price paid for Hides and Pelts.
Stock Yards with all the Latest and Best Facil
ities for Handling Stock.
AgenU for Vr.aoi Warehouse Milling Co.', "Whit River and ' Dallei Patent" flour.
Mark (ioods Care of ' W. Co."
A. H. LIPPMAN & CO.
...rianutacturers of and Dealers in...
FURNITURE, COFFINS and CASKETS
CARPETS, STOVES, PAINTS and OILS
Lumber and al Kinds of Building Material
For C A S H Only
Jfencierson
-DEALERS IN-
WINES,
DOMESTIC
111 COIMKi
CO'JKTRY ORDERS .
SOLICITED.
PRINEVILLE,
W1NNEK
Incorporated 1003.
Drills, Stationery and
JOHNSON
i SUCCESSORS TO C
L SAL0M0X)
have a lew Shirtwaists and other Summer Goods left that we
cost price. Read These Prices.
OUR 14 WAISTS FOR 2 25
" $2.75 " $1.60
" 12.50 " " 1.35
" 2.25 " " 11.10
" $1.75 " " $ .95
" $ .85 " " $ .50
Zephyrs fot 16 2-3 Cents
Lawns for IO Cents
Foster & Lehman
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