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B LOe2L MENTION
Mlt'lll'l Si I'll. llMVC JllHl r.l'llM'il M
new Hut' of fiu'V rriN'lir.v.
I.mIi'rI ol.lli'M III hit U wrur illi'l bill
lit Mlrlii'l & I'oV 'rlrf ri'MMiiiinlili',
If rou wind a I rutiU
cull oh Mli Ih I X it.
t'lnlh nilil Ii'IiiiIn hIhh'h
t'o's, liiwidl price.
or Hlllt CMHI'
lit Mi. lu l .V
tinxTiii-M nt lieilrock prlresfor cash
it Glover's.
New Hi a ol slthl i
III I loriillcvV
iiiuI Nih-U Wear
I 'nil tnli ii dim it hiih'ImII,v, liunle to
order ami ready to writ nil ionnlr,v'
A IliU' llnr of tnliacToH, clours
fum y caudle at Glover's.
nml
.IumI reeelved n new' Hue of .lolm II.
Stetson Hill ill lloriiilr.v'M.
' When In Prineville cull and
irlri oil HI'ori'l'li'M. '. A. Glover.
t 'oiiio In ami we iiiir ni'W Klteheii
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WALL PAPER i
Tli Ik'hI lino of hi(li
rnln designs ever a
it displayed in tin' city
jk a tlx hlimv you tlx'
w various n 1 1 c r n
k D. P. ADA M SO N CO. jj
JoIiiihiiii, llooiliA I'ii, hit innkltitf
II KOIH'llllt.V Of lll.lll'H nml p'ltt'H llm
hIiih-k. (;ill inn) Iiicmi t llii'lr line.
l,evls & Chirk neckties for Indie
nml wntlriitt'ii for sale Ml .GditiHiui.
Itoolli & I'o'h.
-I), W. Burnett ivik a Ihii-Iii. Ml
iii' Saturday from t'ulvcr.
11. M. M lli'l' H IIK III towll I III' hlt
of t lie week from IiIh I.HHioiilil rutiih.
Cui'i'.V l-'oHii-r mill wife mill Mix. .1.
W, lloi'iltfiui mi' In I'ortliiml view
Iny; tin- fair.
Mayor iir.wclli r nml wife ""'I
noil, Nate. Irfl during tin' wwk for
Portland to vImU 1 1 it fair.
Mm. .1. I. Clivles, of Bend, wim
Uniting hi tl' 'lt.v till" week with
lire duiiuhter. Ml. Al Mill.
Mr. I.urv Anderson mul daughter J
MIms I.iiIii. lift liint Saturday for
Myrtle I'olnl where they will hm iii
t In! hiiiiiiiii'I'.
A. ('. Kiuifoi'il, spent a couple of
days IliU week In tlu'i'lty. Id' rami'
here from Madras .where In' was
looking lldlT IHIkIih'MH IlltCII-MtS.
Mr. J. II. Crook, M in. liraiivll
Clifton mul Miss Beiiluh Crook re
turned Tuesday evening from a t-ii
ila.rM' vUil at llif Lewi ami Clark
fair.
Congressman Williamson Iff I tilt'
hist of tlii' week for Tin' Halle where
In- will visit with hi- fanilly for a few
ilayn liefore going to I'ortliiiiil In Im
In uttendnmc at tin laml trial.
1'red WIImoii, cashier of tin' Crook
enmity lunik. aeroiiipauled ly Mr.
W IImoii, ii ulster to Mr. Cram, were
In I he city during tin' week, I he uuest
A. Cram.
Your tlinncr will taste laiter
nml look better if fund on
noma of that tiew crockery
f r o m
W I N N E K S
The latent t le. In I .ml leu, MImmcm
ami ChllilieiiM IiiiIh Jnt lireUeil, at
lowent irli-4. Mr. Siifie Slaytoii-tilover.
We pay the
fur frenli i'kuh.
Illlli'nt
litl't
market rlce
k-II until you
kih' tin. One iloor Hoiilh of Ailain
hoii'm ilnm Htore. C. A. tli.ovK.it.
A. II. I.linnian Co. have ."hHI
yanlH of Inlalil I.liiok'inn wlileli they
offer for J.ik er niiiare yanl, n-mi-lar
prleen
Koip out lln wiml rnakfi
woinenw' work eanv. Cover
vottr Hnorn witli I.iuoli
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If you are yon hml Im-Uit iiiieliane a
pair of up-to-ilate hIhh-h at .InliiiNim,
Itooth & Cu'm.
The illffei-enee lietwivii
n poor I'halr ami a n'ooil
i hair Im only afeweeiitn.
U'INNKK kiOIh n 1 thaliH
lit prli en eloHe tn poor
chitlrn,
j,OST ltet wi-eu rrlnevllle anil
SUlern, a poi kel hook n I iilnlnu
Keveial reeelpln ami a note In favor
of J. A. Soiiili. iiIko one hiiiiiII lay
hook. lU'wanl of H until June :'."
for return or iiotllU-atloii of IIihIIuk
Kinne to
IImiiI.v Allen,
SIhIith, Oregon.
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TWHLV K NAP K I X8
TWKLV K DOI L IKS
omothing entirely new nml
tht correct tiling for afternoon
teivH nml lunchef. oT cents
for the sot a t
W I N N E K S
.1. F. O'Hrlon, Kenenil tiiiinap'r of
Vlu Hairlinati NorlhweMtern II new:
It. It. Miller, R-eneral fivlnhi njtent of
the 0. It. & N.; M. V. ltuckley, nener
n.l Huperlntentlent, and Chief F.nnliHH-r
(loorn'O II. llam hUe, inailo up a parly
whleh left. I'orllmiil at 11 o'elock
limt nliiht aboard a npeelal train
ovr the O. It. & N. for l"irpoHe
of InHpeetinn- the new branch extend
ln from Arlington to (Nmilon. The
party will return to J'ortlnml Sim
.inv niiiHilnir. Monday evening the
miine ollleerH. together with a few I
Invited nueHtH, will leave for Shanl
kn, on the Columbia Southern, where
they are due Tuemlny inoriiliiK, and
antitrt will be made immediately for
the Uend counlry, for the purpoHe of
InveHtlnaUnn' the future prnnpeotn
for theColuinbla Southern when the
exteiiHlon of 100 lnlleH Im nv1o from
thepivKent tenniniiH. The trip will
oiTiinv ten days and It will cover
cmno to HOD nilleH, all to bo made In
vehicle. In the pnnt year tiOOO Het
tlerw have found homes between
Shanlko and IJend, and the irriga
tion In protfrenN In Crook county has
provided placet for 500 more. Telegram.
of Mr. ami Mrn. 1'rntik
Hood Itlveriiliuit r.
I'm -.mini to n call nieiiil i- of the
l'tine llle t linreh Ak'm Inthm lin t lit
I he I 'iiIoii chiiriiiTiieHilay afiem
bill n itlirum not Itiinu prewiit the
imi'tln adjnuriieil until next Mon
day afternoon at 1 o'i Iih k.
Hymn Minima nml w Iff mid family
ami Mr. Win. W'lule left Tuenilay
iiiui'iiliiu for lloml Ither. They will
ilt lehithe there for a lurt time
liefon' trolntr to 1'nrilanil to atteml
the fate. They went with a team by
the way of Mailra and will lamp
out lihiiitf the liver while ell foil le.
Fourth of July i tiebratloti wlil U-
iiiiiim-i'iiiim nil nvi-r (he eounly I lilt I
year. Anhle from thn1' alivady
Hiiiedilled, t he lit IzeiiM at I'aulliiit are
uiiikinu arrmmeiiient to obwrve the
national hollilny with hore rare
and a prouriiui of outdoor fport
and inii-li'.
The annual fleet Ion for t hlieiH'tioo)
dltlii t wiinheldnt the eolitt hoime
Moiiilay afteruoiiii. C. M. i;ikln
wa eli-eted to Hiieeeed V. A. Hooth
an a meiiilter of the board mid Clerk
M. It. I'.tllott win reel'Cted. The
other iiiijiibcr of the board are lr.
II. P. llelkmip mid M. K. Itiink.
Henry Criuu h iih down fmin Look
out mountain the luM of the week.
lie ald ii force of a dozen men wa
al work denting the ground and
leveling It for the foundation of the
Scott cinnabar cinnabar furnace
which will lie erected a ipilckly a
poKMlble after everything I III rendl
iicxm. The plant will probably lie
In full operation by the Hint of Sep.
tetnber.
W'. .1. Walker, w ho foriaely lived
here I now located at San Antonio,
l'iotida, write that everything In
that region I In n lloutihlng con
dition. The water union are lteing
whipped from there by the carload
and li'k of all kind I doing well,
lie tate that It i one of the l-t
cattlejllMtrlct III thel'liHed StateH,
the rainy eaon which lJut chmlng
havbiu: iiroVlded an abundance of
range gras.
II. I'felffer, of Albany, puivha
ed lawt week from the I lackleinan
fHtalf hIx hundred head of cat tie and
forty liorew, Im'wIiIc leaning eon
Klderaltle property at the ranch on
Camp creek' Frank Ilackleman,
who came over the inountaln with
Mr. I'felffer, will have about four
hundred head which he will run with
the balance of the eat tie. Mr. l'felffi
will return tld week and will Hpeml
the Mummer on Camp creek looking
after hi new Intercut there
There never had been mi automo
bile In I'rnlrie (ity. but a month or
ho ago J. It. Ihuialdwoii came to
Portland and bought an Old run
about. Mb arrival wa awaited
he whole town
itoe of excitement
it first automobile.
Mr. Imnaldson wa detained and
did not arrive on time and rain
threatened to ruin the bunting and
other decoratloiiH spread In honor of
the llrst automobile. After two
nights of anxious waiting, only to
bo disappointed, the town became
more excited mid It was then that
the town Joker got in his work.
Securing two red lanterns the joker
went ubout a mile out of town and
put a lantern on each end of a broom
handle, lie then started toward
Prairie (it v. Some one sa v the two
red lights approaching and im
mediately Imagined that it was the
new unto coming to town. The live
bell was rung to arouse the inhabit
ants and let them know that Prairie
(ity was about to put on met.ro
politlan airs. The prayer meeting
w;as dismissed and everyone hurried
to the postolllce to see the automo
bile arrive. When the town Joker
arrived with his two red lanterns
the crowd felt ho disappointed that
all sneaked away, anxious not to be
considered among those who had
been fooled. Next day. Mr. Donald
son arrived without any fuss and
feathers. The bunting still hanging,
but no Japanese lantern were lighted
In honor of the event. Journal.
Mr. ami Mrs. IM Itannels, of Post,
are In the city vlltliig.
L. M. I.ogau was In the il.v this
week from hi ranch at Caiiip creek,
P. It. Polndexler went over to
IIcihI TiicMilay morning on n hul
iie trip.
(i.toi'Kf Uolm wa In the (Ity yes
terday from hi stock ranch at
Paulina.'
, J.K. Itogiif was down from his
ItoMlaml ranch thi week on a IuihI
nesn trip.
l.afollett mul Wife returned
hint week from a vllt to the lcwl
mid Clark expoHltlon.
Canhler Baldwin, of the Flrt
National bank, returned till week
from n htislncK trip to Portland.
.1. C. New bill ami brother, C A.
Ncwblll, of (JilxJ.v, were In the city
on a biiHine trip the first of the
week.
M. I). Powell and family mid
Oliver Powell mid family have rc
I timed from The lalle w here they
were In ill tendance at the meeting of
tie; I'lt jit IhI liNHoeiatlon.
C. M. Itmita, of llaytnck, oll his
rinih at thut place this week to
Itev. (ieorge of Iwildlaw for a ennnld
erallonof IMw. Mr. ituiita Intend
to move to Canada mood.
Mr. mid Mr. ieorge Noble and
hoii, AlU'i t, returned Tueday even
ing from Portland where they have
been HH'iiiling tin pat two weeks at
t lie centennial exponltloii.
Itev. .1. A. Mitchell will conduct the
services id the Presbyterian church
next Sunday. The wubjirt for the
morning senium: "Work;" and for
the evening. "Measure for Measure."
week.
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Frb Shultx mul Morgan W'ttson
left this iiioruiiig by cnrrlage across
the mountain for Frank F.lkin
('rook count v farm, w here they will
sjH inl a couple of mouth. Albany
lietnocrnt. '
(Irover Young returned Sunday
evening with hi sUter, Miss Stella
Young who lin Isfti attending St.
Mary's Academy at The lalle.
They Mime around by Madras to at
tend the ball game there.
Mis (icrtrnde Sharp, Miss Hazel
Howard and Ml Pearl Ymiderpool
leave next week for Portland. They
will meet Mis Addle Ymiderpool at
Itiifur and the party will go from
there to H-iid ten days vlltlng the
fair.
J. II. Ilorney and family, of Hay-
tack, Crook county, were renewing
old aciHalutalice at the Pioneer's
picnic. They are now visiting the
Exposition In Portland, but will re
turn here for a longer visit Is-fore re
turning home. Brownsville Times.
Benjamin Shepherd was in the
city yesterday from Paulina. Mr.
Shepherd said a small water spout
near the forks of Crooked river did
considerable damage in that district
a week ago. A (lain was washed
awavand other proiwrty was In
jured by the high water.
Thelicwis and Clark expositions
i making a record in attendance
never parallel . d by othcrexposltlons
If proportionate cost Is considered.
The tot.il paid admission for Oma
ha for June was somewhat over
liHl.tHHi According to F. B. David
son, chief of admissions, the I'Wis
and Clark expoMit ion will far exceed
that, and would even equal It if It
ran from LHHMi to 4000 average paid
admissions a day less than it has
lieen doing for the past two weeks.
Instead of doing that It has increas
ed steadily in attendance ever since
the otH'iiliig day. The total attend
ance for the first week was 99,2'
for the following week was 100,724,
and the total attendance at the ex
position reached 229,417 Saturday
night.
& witli interest and.
jl was on the tipti
i waiting to hoc its
U fi. ll.tiinliliuiiii w
C. F-. Kdinondson and Hols-rt F.d
iiiomlson of West Branch, near
MJtchell, the father and son who
were arrested and placed in the coun
ty jail last week by Sheriff Keeton
wore Indicted Wednesday by District
Attorney Menefoo, on the charge of
shooting of sheep lielonglng to
Thomas Fitzgerald, the crime for
which they are held having been
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cominiueil in me nionuuini nisi
Summer. The case against the Ed
niondsous was first opened In Justice
J. D. MeFnrland s court here, but on
motion of the district attorney was
dismissed In said court and he re
turned an Indictment against them
without the formality of a prelitnl
nary examination, the defendants jj
consenting to this proceeding, m
Judge Bradsliaw lias placed their
bonds at f 1000 each,' to insure their
appenniheo In circuit com next Sep
tember, and they are still in jail.
Fossil Journal.
Piineville defeated Madras at the
latter place last Sunday by a score
of 17 to 0. The game was one sided
throughout, the local players hav
ing an easy time of It. Madras has
a team of good players and would
be capable of putting up an lnterest-
Inh game of ball . with the aid of a
pitcher! Their gtvatest woakdess
last Sunday w as at the center slab,
Andrew I.nrson, who pitched for
them last year and won the Fourth
of July game for the Madras team In
this city, ig still in Wlsconsid, but Is
expected to return In time to be with
the basin players when they come
to ulav a series of games during the
Fourt ii of J uly celebrat Ion In Prlne
vllle. With the team that played
last Sunday back of him he will be
u'lven the best of snpport. Last
Sunday's score was as follows: ,
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Piineville 4 0 017 1 2 0 217
Madras 1000221006
O. 1 Hols-rts Is down frftin Matirjr
on a liiiMliiess trip.
1 1. Koopinau was In tnwn from
I i til In ft several days this week.
If. It. ll'i'd was t biisltH' visitor
from Sister during the pest
! Hoy Price mid wife were down
ifrtuii Post ilsltlmr for n few days
thi week.
W. It. Booth and J. B. Claypool
enine over from Sisters yesterday on
a business trip.
Fred Wilson and wife returned
Saturday evening from a ten days'
visit in Portland and IIom1 Itlver.
iir tut Mays, of The Dalles, was In
town yesterday on hi way to Camp
creek to look after his stock Interest
III that section.
Misses Mary and Anna Salomon
rel u rued this week froniSulern where
they have Isi'ii attending the Wil
lamette University since last fall.
Mrs. Hugh Lister and children left
last week for Portland to attend the
exposition. While there they will
le the guests of Mrs. Lister's brother,
W. T. Fogle.
tieorge Stevens was In town Tues
day from Madras on a business trip.
Mrs. Stevens, who has Is-en visiting
relative In the city for several weeks,
accompanied him home.
V. F. Hammer was In the city
Tuesday from his ranch at Hay
stack. He has nearly completed his
new residence which lie Is building to
replace the one which burned down
a few weeks ago.
Work on the new Templeton build
ing has lieen delayed this wwk owing
to it scarcity of brick. The supply
was exhausted Tuesday and It will
la the last of the week ls-fore a new
lot has U-en burned and ready for
use.
Max Wurr-weller and Harold
Baldwin are planning an extended
astern trip next month. From
Portland they will go to' Chicago,
thence to Philadelphia and New-
York City and several other points
returning home by the wny of some
southern route. They exect to lie
gone about five or six weeks.
J. W. Bledsoe lias finished moving
his photogrnphlc outfit from Ik-ud
and this week opened his gallery In
this city. A recent view which Mr.
Bledsis' has on exhibition at hi gal
lery was taken from Powdl Butte
and is a panorama sUpwing a
stretch of territory about 30 miles In
length. The photograph was taken
on three separate plates and is 14
Inches high and 42 Inches long.
Fire, which started In a rubbish
lump .back of the Harvey Cyrus
Jewelry store soon after 6 o clock
Monday evening, ruined the interior
of that building and only by quick
and effective work on the part of the
tire companies was prevented from
developing into n costly blaze. The
flames had crept up the west side ,of
the building and were circling over
the roof when discovered by Terry
Long. An alarm was turned In Im
mediately and two streams of water
were playing on the building In-fore
the flames had made any consider-1
able headway", although for a time
both buildings ndjolnlng the one
burning were threatened with dls-
tructlon. The lire started In a place
w here It had every advautage and
only through the prompt and effect
ive work of the firemen was a costly
blaze averted. The Cyrus store was
damaged both on the interior and
the outside and Mr. Cyrus will lose
some Jewelry which he was nnable
to carry away from the water. All
the chairs and equipment in the
Powell & Cyrus barber shop, which
adjoins the burned building, were
carried out, the only damage to that
building resulting from the flood of
water. It Is thought the fire start
ed from a match or cigar stub either
of which might have been carelessly
thrown Into the corner of the bulld-
imr. Mr. Cyrus was at the rear of
of the store and out of the back
door onlv a few minutes before the
flames were discovered and there
were no signs erf a fire at that time,
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Wc have the best inipliment made for cutting
Alfalfa and Meadow Hay. The Celebrated
McORMIK
BI U MOWER "'
This Mower has Higher Wheels, Wider Track
and 3Iorc Weight than the regular Mower which
makes it stand up to the heaviest work without
crawling and causes it to run lighter in heavy
w or k than the smaller raacliincs.
Wc also have the regular machines in X 12 and
o foot cut and McCOHMICK Self Dump STEEL
HAY HAKES in 8 , 9 and 10 foot
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Orders Taken
Our Lines on Hand,
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FOR SALE New upright piano.
Iteen used but a few months and will
sell at a bargain. Address H. care
of The Journal. '
WANTED: To buy or trade for a
good driving horse. One that is
broke to drive single. Inquire at or
address the JOI'ItXAL OFFICE.
FOR SALE: Baby carriage and
sewing machine, both good as new.
lielonglng to the estate of J. S. Kel
ley, deceased, for sale cheap. Ad
dress or inquire of M. E. P.rink, at
torney for the estate, Prineville,
Oregon.
REMOVAL SALE
SpoSord, the Up-to-Dte Shoemakfcr
Has added to his equipment a new
machine which renders it possible to
replace shoe tips, liellows tongues
and elastic gorings In Congress
gaiters, and repair ripped seams at
a price l-ss than (gne-half of what
has been paid heretofore. Don't
throw away any more boots and
shoes for want of first class repairs
but bring your work to Spofford
and save money.
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BORN
To the w ife of Frank Reeder at
Bums, Oregon, a nine pound boy.
To the wife of E. A. P. Lafollett,
Saturday, June 17, a ten pound girl.
Trespass Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that all
jiersons are hereby warned against
trespassing upon the residence
property of Mrs. J. X. Poindexter,
opposite the court house. Trespass
ers will lie prosecuted In the future.
P. B. Poindexter.
For a Weak Digestion.
No medicine can replace food but
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablet will help you to digest your
food. It Is not the quantity of food
taken that gives strength and vigor
to the system, but the amount di
gested and nstiimilrted. If troubled
with a weak digestion, don't fail to
give these Tablets a trial. Thous
ands have lieen ItenefiteiU by their
uee. They only cost a quarter.
For sale by D. P. Adamson.
Now if your opportunity to buy new and up-to-date
goods at bargain prices. We have under construction
a new brick building on the earne lot as was formerly
occupied by THE BAZAAR, and consequently our old
store building has been removed into the street to make
room for the new brick, which we expect to occupy in
about 60 days.
It ia our intention during that time to close out our
present stock, so we can enter the new building with an
entirely new and fresh stock of merchandise, and also
to make certain changes in our lines. In order to
accomplish this we shall sell our entire stock at prices
that will make every article in our store a leader.
This is not hot air talk, but a
Genunine Clearance Sale
We are goinj to convince the public that we always
do exactly what we advertise. Come in and get our
prices and yon will be convinced
RIDEOUT & FOSTER
Successors to Calavan & Ruktmt
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Meat, Vegetables, Produce
A Complete and Choice Line of Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork,
Bacon, Lard and Country Produce Kept on hand at the
City Meat Market
FOSTER & HO R RIG AN, Prop's.
Prineville, At The Old Stand Oregon.
"W anted
:C0 Harvest Hands to buy 350
pairs of home made buckskin
gloves. These Gloves are all
made from the best quality of
Black-tall Peer hide and are as
Boft and pliable as a squaw
glove, and much better wearers
and fitters. Just the thing for
the harvest field.
Price $1.23 per pair
Gauntlet Gloves $1.50 to- $2.00
RIDEOUT &. FOSTER I
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Best and Host Popular
"Mothers buy It for croupy child
ren. railroad men buy It for severe
and elderly people buy It for la
grippe," say Moore Bros., Eldon,
Iowa. "We sell more of Chamber
lains Cough Remedy than any other
kind.. It seems to have .taken the
lead over several otfter good brands
There Is no question but this medicine
is the best that con be procured for
coughs and colds, whether It be a
child or an adult that la .filleted. It
always cures and curea quickly.
Sold by D. P. Adamson. i
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Can
Ton
Walk?
YES: Then you wear Shoes and are looking for the
lest made. We have them, the famous
Gotzian
06S
We are making room for the largest consignment of
shoes ever shipped to any firm in Crook County and
will be prepared to Shoe any person who wears Shoes.
We carry the famous 'Health and Walk Easy
Shoes for men and women, which have never been been
equaled for comfort, style, fit and wear.
This is a good spring to wear spring goods. We have
the largest and snappiest lino of Spring Goods ever
brought to Prineville, which vill be ready for the good
people to select from in the near future. Do not
buy elsewhere until you have examined
our line.
JOHNSON, BOOTH & GO.
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