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OJIEGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1902.
Personal Mention
R i, piirlmii'."' I'orlUinl, waa In the
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illy UIHI
M,,! All"" IHifk I spending a few
It ..llalilii
ilivnin """"
u lldfllii reiger, 01 .iiuimii, wm in
ltclir ii,.tlof lb wk,
... , Tulir llnnrlcl, of PortUn.!, visited
Itorlwnw Inlhl 'H.v H.M..I,.y.
j J B, Cool"'- ' I inlt'itt'lfM. banker,
In tow .Monday !"".
.. . l!l...m.H .ll MhW !.. atai.nl
mM i I"" ,n ,l,y'
Thorn! ahd Thomas, u(
rt(fr (..!(, were In the city Tuesday.
dim iiy i,",,'u,,r ""i.
J Portland, visited !
tVelnrnlay.
)M(;Mi Hlrl. k'.mi'l, of roriuml,
.i. Ut Sunday. I he Kin-ill of
twin '
lawHaMl'i'g-
lira K K. Muriln, of Seattle, aa at
liLlnol her father, Mr. Illaaell,
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V. T. ll'irniu has ii'liirm-il lu
ji ,oin"u:li l",ri Vlim
,u,li lnllil'-lly.
) 0 Freeman, lriniliii,iil merchant
Rirlua. lrl ''')' TucwUy at-
Lain II" ('ili""' vriit it.
I Van 1" vlnllril hi alaler,
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I,j f, ar, 111 A""''l " i in-mmjr in
ii twk olill1 1,11 route to Nan J", I'm).
. . . ll-l r. .. ...I II riti.it IVmiI IIM.iIm V
(ie'H in."-r - -i i
Ipileprlldclie
K'UmiI Schwab, .i ..i
'.. ,, ' - "'"iirr ai ins
1 1 A h"'""' (;0,"l""'y ' oot
.r nan runclm-o, living re-
Kned I,. ,,on her. 1 1 In ,,MC.W
the Crown Mill will be f( 0 x
Odiimtnl, oll'urtland.
i"rMk "nafor.l in h town 11.1m
WIM-k. Ill live 1,U ,,r((1Bri
U.rle on lbe farm, owiimlby County
AH'M"","r ''", Marlon county, and
ltiuu.il f,,r mil,., fr(m n.,1,1,,,,,1 15(Jll
Hank and Charie. u,mfor,i ,
mi.ti hhJ r umiiluynl In tIH mm,
" lr M'Vitrnl yuan.
Mr.n. Mm. Fr.t.l ru,.r ,,,,1 ,.t,n,
' In ll..rliy tl,, w,.,.k u (or
Mniir, Win., Air (.-,,11,,, W1
Ukt llm .i,Hirlni.iiMy of tU Nlr
rH.r Mill.. llM L.n If! J MUM II for
r ( r ii
llilfli grmlH i!(4ri tt KmyttiV.
Dn. It. 1). Mini A. L JJcutio, PentlMii,
Wulnhitrd lllilg.
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l.m e ami rlbtxjri tH at the litcVvi
Htote Kuturiliy.
m.uwyy,M, wIBrB ,
IIUil.l,..f of ,,,., )!, jn M,riltoni
Mr. h ullur ,.r,t ABU wUiwlu t
twtturit. Tim 4ur , ,low ,,M,rH,j.
U of . Imgit ,,,r milt i.vr WUT
in, N Y.
HKIThKMO MCTAHIDK KKMUVK.
outh I'vikorC'lMrkmiua Hill .Mot. SciTf
rtti tl u f ir Htr Siiiily.
Coiiimianiuiicr IIi-imhihi. of iU I'iiHimI
Hlama (iimvial Kami Olllr-, Imi lunipil
down llm tr.ni..t of I lit Otrgun City
Wainr ('iiiiiiiiini.iuiii.rii to a-t nhhI a trai t
of am tiuiii, joniiiltiiijiig I0 waii.
IipJ ol tin Houtli 1- jik of IlivCUi kainaa
tut "H.al Ktylna ami Valuta" In Mil
linery call on Mim C. UoIJhuiiIIi.
fffiili tallitta, honhoni, carauinU, ctioo
olale wfama, etc., at Huiyili'a.
Oooil aaaortniint of rililiona fur fancy
wuikat the Kai kdt Hlum hatunlay.
We originate an. I ili.tign rttrn Ifati
l all prlrea. Mim C. Oultlmnlth
Yon a III find Invuin parable Valneaand
Hlylm In Millinery.
MIm C. (loMmnitli
The illaniHite and Crown Paper
Mllli have made a furlhor advance In
Ilia wagHe of their men, increasing the
fl 7S limn to$:'.(X).
ivivpr, aa a reiMTve fur the iiroiection of
the water tilpply ol (liigun Cliy.
Tim Water Comiiilniiioneia Imve had
the nulier hifi re Km Land O.lii e fur the
where he attended , I'"1 yara, and finally plired ll in
. . i . i ii. i i
t InMltilt "I reinr". " " mwin
f . Vatiibn, of Mulalla, arrived In
Lnly ypaieflay innriilng and went to
rllinj to attend the lriiiiirratic Male
orrnliun
8 B Lililiville, of Neaberg, paaaed
-uiigh llir rily lat week en rout to
ri:nl llecame down from Nt.
f ij tial
Krt J K. Waldroii hna
the lunula ol Keiialur Mit. hell. Com
liiiaaliiiier tlerinanri, afli-r making a
thorough eiaminaiiuii, advired Hi-nator
Ml'rliell IImI It ia nut prat tiiatile.
Twfiny.fuiir of the tertiuna In U'lealiou
j arn now In. Iu.1t-J In the Caecade luret
i reerve, while the remaining lamU im
lolirf largely to lbe Northern I'ai illc or
j the Origon A t'alilomia Kailruad Coin
; p4iii. a, and the depurlineiit runlrnda
l that It haa no aiiUn.nl) , under rxinliiig
reliirned , lawa. Id in-aUi rewrvea of oilier limn
Millrr in extended viail wild her
, g!ilrr. Mr. William Kperiy, In
ninK I lo rrealii aa llltle lieu hae
ii Lfliaw. of Pallaa, at in the fit V J" reale a feM.ive mil Ii
I aerk and made llnal pr.xrf on Ilia
WuUiiii in tiiwmihli eight auuth,
if light aril.
Iml J. Mi-i'idl.SiH'lalial randidale fur
LlrirDaliir, ill make an a.Jiliea at
HulroiiiS ai limil Iioiim tunltfhl on
'puliiiral iiwiira of the ruunly,
Vln Ivan ('lie and anil Kvan, of Col
i, With , a In. have been vlailmg Mra.
i ('!. for the pant two wreka,
i for llifif ht.tiie next Wedneaday.
'I Kallirrinn Woml, Mlna Tudd,
I llwn Slilea, Krana, Jaxon,
a anj Mct'arver wem in the riiy
r! FnJ and attended the Nana Sonrl
:DK party .
P. II. Tl.ienren. of Iii w a , la viailinit
'brmUr, llniry 'lhleaen, at Mil-
pAif. I Ir l.aa In n in Califunna for
4iallutiiiirilha. The brothvra bad
rtlor over :tt) yeara Mr. Tliivaaen
in ti-iherilT of an Tnaa loniily.
public lamia, Further inurn, the M.iny
In -fttithiti!iiijg (oieat leiM l va ha) bei-u
aa poiaible.
aa leiiut-ated
wuiildbelo olb-r tlieae two lompauiea
and eeveral wllli-ra an opportunity of re-
liiii liliing ll.eir pri-aeiit boldinga, and
pitriiiipa at-t-urliig iniu li inure valuable
i public latiila ulaea here, For the ri-a
eotia tl.e ri(.i-i.l haa liei-n denied. The
land Ma anked to lie reserved the aauie
aa the Hull Hun (rai t Waa reserved fur
tlie city u( Turtland.
We have nu i'uniielilora, we have ex-i-lumve
ilylea, nuvelllea and pricer.
Miaa C. tiuldnlliilh.
Chailolte Iindon hni brought rult for
divon e ag.lni-t Mil haul London on the
ground of deaertion. They were mar
ried in Ihla county In 1HJ2.
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Work coiiiuiem-ed yeaierday morning
on the new Catholic realdenre for Key
A. Ilitlt-braiid The building will con
tiin ten roouii and will be completed by
June 15.
A drama will be given at the Mount
I'leaaaut ecliool by the young people of
the district Saturday evening. April 19,
h.r the benvlituf the lil.r .ry. Adiiilaalnu
15 centa. Children 10 centa.
Mra. Williuui Hedge ia critically ill at
the Slate llnapiul in Kelem, and ia not
eXHM!ted to live. Her illlleaa ia canned
! by tulieri-uluiii and aim was taken to 8a
I It-1 ii for treatment al'out ten day ago.
Marriage liceneea were iaaned I hie.
week to Alice U'Donel, 20, ana Iaoin C
Hrnlgua, '.7; Auguata l'orler, lit), and
tieorge (taker, 38; May L. JoIiiimod, 24,
and W. T Ilicklln. 21.
'yncat h term.
!". Rula.it A. Milier, w ho ia a di-'iv
' t'i I In N.iimiiiiI Federation of:
'""ti Chili, will leave late tbla !
i"i fur lia Ahg-let lo attend the'
"Hion. Mrn. Miller la promini-nt !
'Jnien rlur life and the honor uf
I wlitlwl aa a nalionnl delegnte ia
mul one.
llnlM. M.irnhv.of Ptirlland hua
nWM c.puin of l In. t'niveraiiy
"""o track Ii-iimi fur the
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" I "J .n i.iin til tiio n-nt-
0 athlelce f Nnhwi.at. Three
"Hie a a inemher of llmlraik
" "I Slanlord
When Yu I Ii i la vf I'arclin-lng Fine
Piano or organ, don't fail to viait or
write to Kilem 1'iano HuUHe, X Waah.
tilifton Ktreel, 1'tirtUnd, Oregon; lbe
largxat tlealera on the Pacific Coaat,
w holeaule and retail. Main distributing
wareruoiua, Portland, Oiegon: San
Franciaco and Haciami'iito, California;
ami SMk.iiie, Waahlnglon. We carry
Mm Harriet Cm, of the IWay i "'" U,rnl ,l,M k o( planoa,
4. Tiaite.1 ll.n Portland .cliixdr laat ! ' I" i-ilit h well known inakea aa
'-lay imlMra I a 11 tila. ol the l'l""''i''K ' H"UtK Weber of New
W.m hml went lo Portland yealer- 1 N"""H" 1 ""'X0' OM ftu""'
All ol the lea. here in the city t'ecaer . nun, vv neeio4 a, vv iiiiney, no
"Ii, iv,,l ,,e .ni.cl.al., are re I '"rt M. Cable, Si-huuianu, Sieger, llinr.e
"Hovi-ii the arhu.il. in fuil!Nii.l "'ir; 'o llifl nmny tone. l,rown
piano, ami the wener uroiiiers urcnea
ir.tl. IN OliliANS, we handle auch well
kiioa u inakea aa the Kimball, Crown,
(ileal W.-aiern, Ilurdett, IVerleaa and
Ni-edliHiu, and Hie good inialitiea of theae
orarnna re ao well known that they re
quite nu lurilicr ri-comiiieiuiHtion ir in
tie. We will guarantee abnolule aatia
fiiction, nr iiiom-y will be refunded.
The ANiiKLUS OKCIIKSTKAL
llave you N'i'ii ii? A celf playing niano
coining j ,ayer w hich enable any per.on to play
any kind of inneic on any piano; not a
nnvellv, hut a piactical player; It will
nliiv your tiiaiio better than the average
I'niVeraity, and ha ,,u., UI Vim can aee anv of thean inHtril-
the Multnomah Amateur J ,nenta by calling at any of our ealea
'I'cClub in a nuinlil.r uf meeia. Inwnn.. We lake ult'UMire in ahowinir
fWl Murphy cou.H.ied under the U whether you want to buy or not,
r,ltleNlM.kai,o Athletic Club, and
1 m,,,y pointa. He entered the
le,,i'y ol Idaho lent ini.nth, and
"CUIIB e
Kaater tnuaic at the Metlimlii-t Kpinco-
pal Church waa reM-ated laat Sunday ev
ening. Hy reijueat of many niemhera of
the church the (list Sunday evening in
every month will in the futme be de
voted to muaic.
Spring ia here. Are you here with an
idea of getting a apring mil? Know
laud, ihe tailor, near the 8. P. Iepot,
Inta a line of new aampli'i of aprlng auit
ina juat In. They are pretty and nobby.
Knowland'a clotbea are the kind th t fit.
The Board if Cotirny CoiuinihHionert
lua let a contract for building a bridge
acn.M Turner Creek, two niilet from
Wilaouville, on the Knone'i Ferry-Portland
road to C. II Dauchy, fur :&.'l 75
The only oilier bid atibinilted wua that
of K. I. Olda fr:l2 18.
Fur fine photograph, call on Snod
graiw, eucrciaor to Cheney A lUit. A
apucialty made ol higher i-laa work,
ucti a platino-lypei and artists' proolg,
the veiy laleat. Portrait! enlarged,
water color, paHlel or India ink. Pur
trait frame for rale. Give ua a call.
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Social Happenings, (j
Kven iim-e the paab;ig of the Lenten
eaaon there l.aa been very few loclal
evenia, Three dance were given laat
week and while they were enjoyed, tfie
atleiidain e waf not large. Friday even
ing the third monthly hop of the Sana
Houci Club waa given In the Armory.
About fifty dancer were r.reaent. Six
teen li u in lie r a and several extra were
enjoyed. The younuer net gave an In
formal dance in Willamette Hall on Sat
urday evening, and the affair waa a very
enjoyable one. J. fl. Turney gave one
of hi fre.pient dance lo the Armory
Saturday evening, and the hop wa
pleasant one.
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The rider who selects his
wheel from thene three
TRIBUNE
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Mr. John P. Keaiing entertained the
Du kena Club at her Lome laat Monday
afternoon. The next meeting of the
club will be held at the home ol Mr. '
C. B. Moore, on Monday afternoon '
next. At the end of tin month the'
reading of Pickwick Paper will lie com-
pleted and this will end the meeting! of
the club fur lbe enaaon.
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will get the moot bicycle
for hid money that in to
be had. They are the best gelling and mont popular wheels Yi
in thfl AmorJpan mnrlnl An. Tl t . At. Vj
..a... '"Hiftu w-ui. iiirjr uave every up-u-uate
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The IVrlhick M.mical Club will meet
at the residence of Mr. Lealie L. Porter
next Mon lay evening. The program
will tie devoted to the comnoanion of
Weber.
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improvement are light, gtrong, hanflwome and eauv runnini?
We can euit every taate and all pocket bookB. Prices $25.00
to $50.00. Choice of Uunlop, G & J or Hartford tires.
Let us have the pleasure of showing you our new wheels.
A few 10I models at special prices.
We carry an immense stock of bicycle sundries and would
like to quote you prices on lamps, bells, pedals, pumps, etc.
HUNTLEY'S BOOK STORE
OREGON CITY
Agent, for Hpaldlng'e Baae Rail Gooda.
Hceluartre tor Camera and Photo gappllea.
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J. A. Kannala, route agent of the
Astoria Budget, wa in town yesterday
lo meet hi family, who arrived on the
evening train from California.
Iter. Montgomery Going Ea t -At
a treeting of the Portland Presby
tery, . Portland, Wednesday Key. A.J.
Muntgouiery, of the First Presbyterian!
church in Oregon Citr. was elected
principal minialerial commissioner to
the Preahylerian General Assembly,
which meets in New York on May 15.
Francil Chalmers, of Tualatin Plains,
waa chosen elder couimistiloner. Mr.
Montgomery leave about May 0 for the
Kant, stopping at Washington, Peno.,
for a few day to visit Li mother, and
then goes to New York via Washington
City. After the close of the General
Assembly, Mr. Montgomery will end
several week visiting Kastern friends
and will return the latter part of June.
.Neglect Mrau Danger.
Don't neglect biliousness and consti
pation. Your health will suffer perma
nently if you do. DeWitt'a Little Early
Riser cure such cases. M. B. Smith,
ButterW, Mich., say "DeWitt' Little
Early Risers are the most satisfactory
pill 1 ever took." Never griue or cause
nauaea. Geo. A. Hardimr. i
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at public sale, on the old Baker
place, 2 miles west of Oregon Cily, near Willamette, on
Saturday, April 19, 1902,
at 10 o'clock A. M.f the following described property:
1 wide tire, 3 inch, Mitchell wagon,
nearly new.
1 Oliver chilled plow, nearly new.
1 cultivator, nearly new.
1 Cabome Harrow, ltd teeth.
1 shovel plow, nearly new.
1 good matched team, weight about
2 ISO lbs.
1 double set harness
1 registered Jersey bull, two years
old, Son of Oregon Exile.
1 full blood heifercalf,5 months old.
4 young graded Jersey cows, w ith
calves.
1 two year old heifer, j Jersey.
2 doz. young hens.
TermsAll gums of $o and less, cash in hand. All sums
over $5 six months time at 6 percent, interest, with approved
security, or 3 per cent, off for cash.
J. F. SANDERS, Owner.
W. W. H. SAMSON, Auctioneer.
Curd of Tbunkg.
Mrs. M. Mulvey and children wish
to thank the many kind friends who so
willingly and kindly assisted them dur
ing their dark hour of bereavement.
Try the toasted marsh mallows
buttercup kept at Smyth's.
and
prelI Inducement for 80 Day.
Inorder to introduce my work to the
public I will give free w ith every dt-x u
cabinet photon an enlarged 14x17 bromine
IKirtrait from the same negat.ve.
Samples can be seei at lbe studio A'.l
woik strictly first class.
W. F. Snodgbasj.
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FBANK BUSCH
THE IIOUSEFUItXISHEIt
oes will take nu his
in ,,kei.e. Mr. Murphy ha
"iicml, ii, t,jg ,.ilyi
Imlitl limlH Money to Loan.
At 0 and 7 per cent. Call on or write
Jso. V. LollKK,
Oregon City Oregon.
Stevens' building.
'" Good house and lot In the town of Ilolton. Seven fruit trees, a good well
Diimn. ii,..ui i..-ii.. i'. .......
12 acres clear,
Johnson and Lamb have removed
their repair shop to the location formerly
occupied by them and until recently the!
store of the Wisconsin Jewelers and Op
ticians, on Main street hetween Sixth
and Seventh. They are prepared to do
bicycle and general repairing and have
the agency for the Wolff-American w heel.
Hiram H. Anderson, w ho recently ar
rived here from Illinois, has puicbnsed
a 200 acre farm near the old hatchery on
Cleer Creek which forms a boundary o
the hind. The hum is part of the Hutch
Ins property and the consideration was
t4 00. Mr. Anderson expects to do
much toward developing that section of
the country and has means with w hich
lo accomplish hi intentions. He ex
(ictts a number of people from Illinois!
loon to locate here j
Arbor Day will be otn.erve.1 in the I
public schools todav. At the Barclay J
school the sixth, eighth, ninth, tenth
and eleventh grades have joined and the I
following program will be rendered this
alternoon : Recitation, Lennie Seeley,
qaeay, lee Caulleld ; lecitation, Ona lie li
ner; recitation, Winfred Roake; reading
of High School newspaper by cpmmitteei
recitation, Grace Heaven ; recitation, j
Howard Zinser; declamation, Ruth La-,
lonrtlte. I
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Have You Bought
Your New Carpet?
You're fortunate if you haven't,
because you can buy now to better
advantage than evpr before if you
come here and come soon.
IW.StHI OFFFPHPS
this month in all the many vari
eties of floor coverings in our stock.
Ve make and lay them, too, if de
sired. We have some remnants of last
season's patterns at reduced prices.
You must ask for them.
Ingrain Carpet, fast colors, 85c yd
All Wool CC 65c "
Tapestries 75f
Finest Wilton Velvet .. $1.15 "
High grade Moquette .. . 1.25 "
Japanese Matting. . .loc to 6.1c "
53 one mill, un, I (V,,tn Willamette Falls, fairlv level, one mile
"Oni ich.H.I n....... ri (..,,, r.,., iir.-.-on I'itv. and two miles
f. .
"v.H usweBo.
The second meeting of the branch of
the American Federation of Labor,
which waa formed in this city last Wed-
sdav. wa held Wednesday night in
--"' ciKiu miica irom .loiiiua, iirt-gon, no im iiuh-iiivu.., ..B - ...
t and over iteacrea easily cleared, K.Hid stock ranch. . the Armory. Nearly 600 men were pree-
3 acres of good clear hind, one mile from Clackamas station, m im- enl representing for the most part labor-
provtd county road. Ten miles from Portland, four miles from Oregon City. ein,,loyed in ihe mills. J. II. Cater,
fcLTV.01'"!""1"1'- "fw,'k' .ddres., and A.
r-OOlu,.,? ""V .0t S . .. . . ... ,,lw ..... n, M.a,.' Tninn
- -- ui ian.1 near Hark r. ll., 16 itmrlirora urrjjun vii "v j. ii.nuucn, v. .... - -
ooou cltar wi,h "le Kood bottom land. and H. H. Howard, who organized the
'crr, of good farm land mar Stallord, on the Willamette river, ninwty Wi bra,ich niaja brief apee. lies The
ch"1',"cuUiv"lim' good houac-and ham, near school and Geruftru j ,nJ , Woodmen
9fll'bMt stock ranrhes In Clackamas county, consisting of 318 , j band furnished music for the occasion.
two good barns, house, small orchard, about loo acre cultivated, At lhe coee of the next meeting 231
ince good pasture and easily clcaied. 4 miles from Molalla, Oregon, j ned ,he rolIt T,,e Ulljon ow
N..... .""'le' , has a total membernhiu of 304. Next
thrw. I,rlu can Ik eitslly hail, without paying- out one third of III value lor
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For Women's Eyes
Our superb display of pretty lace
curtains that women appreciate and
enjoy so greatly is a fascinating sight
for women's eyes.
The new goods fresh for spring
are in this display. We expect the
counters to be crowded with pleased
shoppers, and invite you to be among
them.
Curtain net from 10c to OOcperyd.
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Fa. T"tnir .tT t 1 . . . tUI M .hit vlhrrniinfV In
K SL'-the prlnclpid nmr'iell.'lnlhe nilioinl ,.Uy. andaf ko.hI market for I Wednesday niuhl the Union will meet
r 1 fh ' '1(1 til au tt U l.,.,l uiillii.i.t 1
,t 1
i lVZmJ.'!f.'y"y ileaerlptlon for aale.
1 u larni pr.itrty.'
G. B. DIMICK,
Attorney at Law,
UKKOON CITT, OHKOON.
in Ke.l men's Hall and permanent or
ganisation will be effected.
OABTOTtlA.
Baarttk lal aindYW HiW IW3)H Boigtlt
Blpitar
of
aindYw Hasj'niwirt
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Morris
Chair
$7.50
but l iV
Go Carts
1902
Spring Style
$(.50 and up
Extension
Table
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