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ENTERPRISE SHOE CO.
83S North Third St.
Boots and Shoes Made to Order
Repairing1 Neatly Done.
Work,valled for and' delivered, 'Alt work
guaranteedr
H. G. RILEY, Manager.
llcidijuurtcrs for Capen Co.'s Shoe1)
NEW -GRIMES
HOTEL
E. M. GRIMES, Prop.
Only
Hotel1 At the Seaside
looking the Surf.
Over-
Tiihlc inppWcd w (tit the licit tlint con be pro
curort .
Until house and drestluir rooms near tlic surf.
SEASIDE, CLATSOP DEAGH.
WM. MILLER,
LA GRANDE, OR.
DKAI.3 IN OUAIN, IIKKT AND FltUIT LANDS IN THE IlEAUTIFUI.
GRAND RONDE VALLEY
IN EASTERN OREGON
Mter a eontludotm rcsldonoe6f over 19 years 111 thlKKatnonn Valley, and acinic study n( the
r at arcnmpllahnicntH and future posilllllit"t of .Its toll, aud a pcraniial knowledge ol iticll
niHte, I feel I hut no otic, keeking a home. w 111 make any mistake In locating here.
Your Correspondence 1st Solicited, and All Queitlons
....Cheeifully Answered....
ATTENTION ! !
You Don't Want to Miss the Great
..REDUCTION SALE...
Now Going On At
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Men's Fine Dialnees Suits . , 18.00, $9.60, $10.00 and $12.50
.Man's Highly Tailored Dress Suits $12.60, fl 6.00 and $1 8,00
Men's Pants, Regular $4.00 Values, Reduced down to .-. $3.00
Men's Straw Hats. Priced Cut to almost half of former price. Great
Reductions are made In all Summer Coat,
Dusters, Vests and Underwear.
SOL
Thm Glothmr
Furnlahmr
and Hmtimr
113-118 Third
Naar Washington
BBTAHMHIIKD 18-H. INOORrollATSD 1S0T.
- ALLEN & LEWIS
Shipping: dfc Commission Merchants
WHOLESALE GROCERS '
To tart time addrea all Communlcatlona to tbt Company.
H.a. 48. to 04 Front Btrt, North. rORTLAKD, OR.
'AliaSky'jS Vinter Garden,.
COL. J. F. HARVEY, Manager.
THIRD AND MORRISON ST5.
The most beautiful resort of its kind wtst of Chicago. Logtt tmttvti for UiUa.
Arrangcnunts made for private parties, suppers, etcn at rcatonaUerates.
MUSIC AFTERNOON
,, JVU Vloter GardW b the coolest place in
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Locksley
SEASIDE, ORE.
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Beautifully Situated In Ocean Grove, Overlooking; the
Blue Pacific.
This beautiful resort is open the year round. The Hall
has been refitted throughout. A commodious dining room, hot
and cold salt water baths and a dark room for photographers
have all been added this year uy MRS. CARLISLE,
THE DALLES,.
FRENCH & COMPANY. BANKERS
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Uttrra of Credit twued available la the Eastern atatrs. Blent Exchange and Telegraphic
ianafer aold on New York, Chlcajo.SU Uouui.Saa Kranelaco. Portland. Ore.,eattle, Wah.,
Wit vartous iolats In Oregon and Washington, Collection made at all points ou fat erable teriua,
W. 8. McCarttr
Portland Market Co.
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Sugar, 18 Pounds $1.00.
Best Valley Flour 70c and 75c,
Oregon Phone Omit art.
Ucaidciico "Drown" 680.
Prompt
Delivery.
1 70 Third St.
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VVAUKKOOMS
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II. BINSIIMMKit.Holo Agent for
THli JACOU DOLL PIANO
The liest upright piano made, Mid other Aral-i-tusi
plitio rented mid told on Inntallinent
NO.TiThHd Street. Katabllshcd 1802. Thou
.North Ml.
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JUST KEOEiVED
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the city.
Hall
rropnetress.
OREGON.
G. JC. BaraT.-
Pite Thla In Tour Hat.
Ileglnntug Sunday, June 24, the As
toria & Columbia ltiver ltnilroad will
iit iii to ofToct a train schedule by
which pnssonuon) can lcne Portland
dully at 8 A. M., nrrlvo at Seaside at
12:30 P. M., rotnaiu at tho beach until
5 P. St., and roauh' Portlnud at 0:40 P.
M. From Astoria to the beach trains
will run daily at 8:15 A. M. and' 11:36
A. M.. lcavo Seusldo at 3:30 P. M. and
fi P. M., connecting at Astoria with
l'ortland train,
Arrangcnictits Imvo also been made
with tho O, It. & N. Co. for n daily
boat to connoct with the morning train
Jrotn Portland, leaving Astoria at 2 P.
M and making direct connection at
llwaco with train for North licnh
iwints. Also boat to lcavo llwaco in
afternoon to connoct with evening train
for Poitlaiid.
Jefferson Garden Saloon.
It Will TIIOMAN, Prop.
Wines, Llquois, Cigars. Welnbard's Beer.
P1IONK, HUD 1818. FAMILY HKSOUT.
Cort Chapman ami Jefforion 8t., Portland, Or
Picture
Frames.
Pictures.
Art
Materials
Bernstein's Art Store,
to" vVnsliliiRlnii afreet . . Del. Kltth and fclxth
POIlll.AND OitlXJON.
AMES & HARRI8
Mnmifiu'ttirura of
CKt.KHUATUD III.ACIC sritll'K tlllAIN 1IAOS,
H.AIW. TIINTH. ltl!ltl,AP AND
con on DAt,i., inc.
IO and 12 North First St.
rilllE IIAVAItIA SALOON
A. II. IlUIUiKIt, Prop.
Imported and DomcMlo U'liic-, t,liiiora
ami t:iKr. Wulnlmtd'K llcer.
Phone OreKon lllnjk 11)1.1.
H. K. Corner 3e(ond and Oak Streets
POHTLAND, OHKCION.
Golconda Mining Co.
Office: Chamber of Commerce.
Next to Safe Dcpoali Vault.
A Ilmitad amount of stock of this Com
pany for salt. For particulars apply to
J. A, ARMENT.
Assistant Secretary.
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BOYD & ARNOLD
...Oi'lieral Agenta...
Hamburg-Bremen Fire is. Co.
Royal Exchange Assurance
Orient Insurance Company
No. 102 First Street, Near Stark.
TROY LAUNDRY CO.
Are noted for quality
of work and prompt
service.
GENTLEMEN'S WORK I SPECIALTY
101-5 E. Water St. Phone 6033.
. A FULL LINE OF
Electrical
Supplies
Lighting: ol Building's,
Stores and Residences
arc and incandescent. Elec
tric Power for Elevators,
Pumps and all Kinds of
Machinery.
Portland General Electric Co.,
SEVENTH AND JLOER STS.
Both 'Phones 335.
BAR AND BILLIARD
Furniture and
Fixtures
ROTHSCHILD BROS.
Wto'esale Liquor Dealers.
22, 24, 26 First St., Cor. Burnside,
uiiwi cuihio curium
for . ravine CMle,hlack, jrreen nr wool) jr aphis,
uiuaand other fuiiKUa groulh and Jia no
qnal fur dit-olni; of the mo ih and Invisorat
lug the trer. No heatlinc or bolllnr, lniply to
dilute with cold water and It luexjnalve.
CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP
U romounded on sclentlrte principles from car
Utile acid andHtockiioiin pine tar, and dcttroys
the ticks and effectually cure theteab, leaving
thetheeplna healthy rondition. being alao
one of the itreateit diMtifectanta know n. i'rlce
lowest of any fcood dip. Addrraa all corre.
apondeuce
FISHER, TH0RSEN,i CO.
Portland, Or. Pacific Coast Agt
NOTICE! OF FJNAL SETTLEMENT.
Kotico in horobyghonthnttonndor,
signed, fxecutor of tho e?tnto of Frnu
ris Weiss, dcceaecil, haa illod his llnnl
account in the matter of enld ostnto iu
tho county court of tho stnto of Oregon,
for Multnomah county, nud nu orJor
hits lieou mado mid entered of record
directing thin nottco to 'bo given and
pubtixlied, and niuning Monday, tho
24th day of September, 1000, nt 10
o'clock in tho forenoon thereof for the
hourlu)! of objectioiiH to said final ac
count and for tho llual fottletnout
thereof. C. lUltGllKIt,
Executor of tho stuto of Francis Wolss,
Decea8od.
ADMINISTUATOH'S NOIIOE.
To all whom it umy concern: No.
tice is hereby given that I havo been
appointed by tho honorable county
court of the stuto of Oregon, for tho
county of Multnomah, administrator do
bomiH non cum tctamcnto nniioxo of
tho eutnto of Oliver Van Dur.cr, doceas
rd, and all purMiun haviuK claims
OKninst said ostatu, nro horoby required
to proHont tho same with propor vouch
ers, wltlilu six months from this -data,
to invent my ofllcc, No. 545 Worcostcr
block, Portland, Oregon.
DAVID M. DUNNE,
' Administrator.
Dntod at Portland, Oregon, July C,
1000.
SUMMONS.
In tho.Circuit
Court of the stato of
Orocon.iifur tho County of Multnomah
.Innies. It. Conroy, pluintiiTi vs. Liz
r.le Conroy, dofeudaut.
To the above named dofeudaut, Lis
tie Conroy:
In the uamo of tho stato of Oregon,
you nrtThereby required to appear, and
nuflwertho complaint filed against you
iu the iibovo entitled Bttit on or beforo
the expiration of six weeks from tho
ditto of tho flnt publication hereof, bo
iug thotimo prescribed in tho ordor of
publico ton of tho rummous; and if you
fail to to appear and answer said com
pluint'tho plaintiff Will apply to the
abovo entitled court for tho roliof thcro
in priiyud for towit: A dooroo of dl
vorco from bonds of matrimony now
existing botwoon you nud tho paiutilT
and that Bald bonds bo absolutely and
forever dlstolveil.
This summons is ptthtshod by ordor
of tho abuxo entitled com t, mado and
entered this (It Is day of .Inly, 1000, and
tho date'of tho llrpt publication Ih July
7th, 1000, and eatd publication it to
be nmdojor six huccoehIvo wooks from
aid date.
& KUSSELL E. SEWALL,
. Attornoy lor PlaintitT.
Dated Portland, Oregon, July 0,
1000..
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8IIEKIFF SALE.
Iu tho circuit court of tho stuto of
Oregon, for tho couuty of Multnomah.
Sylvester Peunoyer, plaintiff, vs. W.
W, Spanlcliug, II. L. Spuuldlng, Colum
bia Jtlvor Pirjfer Co., (it corporation),
J. A. Strowbridge, Trustee, Thos. II.
Tongue, Southwest l'ortland Iteal Es
tate Company, n coriorutlou, Gorman
Pavings & Loau b'ocioty, n corporation,
A. Uisniuger, defendants.
lly virtuo of nu execution, judgment
order ami decree duly issued out of and
undor the seal of tho abovo entitled
court, iu tho abovo untitled cause, to
mo duly directed and dated tho lilth
day of July, 1000, upon u Judgment
reudeted and onterod in said court ou
the Oth day of July, 1000, in favor of
Sylvester Peunoyer, plaintiff, and
ngaiubt W. Y. Spaulditig, defendant,
for the sum of $1-00.00, with interest
thereon at the rnto ul 1 er cent per
mouth ftom tho Oth day of July, 1000,
and tho further sum of $100.00 with
intorest thoreon at the rate of 0 por
cent por annum from tho Oth day of
July, 1000, oud tho further sum of
$26.25 costM aud (lisbunemouts; nud
iu favor of defendant, A. Ilissiugor,
and agalnU W. W. Spaulditig, dofeud
aut, for the sum of $2,324.80 with in
terest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent
per annum from tho 30th day of Janu
ary, 1802, nud tho further sum of
$213. 53 with intorest thereon at tho
rate of 0 per cent per annum from the
Oth day of July, 1000, and also tho
costs of and unou this writ, coiumau
lug mo to tnuku sulo of tho following
described real pVopeity situated iu the
county of Multnomah, state of Oregon,
and lecoided iu Hook "L," Jteeord of
Mortgages at page 238 for said county,
to-wit: ., Ouo trnot of land iu sootlon
fifteen (15) township 1 S it. 1 E iu
laid Multu-unuhcouuty. Moro partic
ularly bounded u'nd described us fol
low, to-wit: Commencing ut a stako
sYu the east side of McAdatuised road nt
the north w cm comer of a four (4) acre
tract of laud by James Terwil linger
and wife conveyed to Gooduough am
Clark mid running theuco south 24 de
grees west 3,31 chaliiH along said road.
Thence Botitti 21 degrees east 0.05
chains to tho Willamette river, theuco
north 25 degrees east 4,25 chains aloui'
said river bank; thonco north 88 t de
grees west 7.14 chains to the place of
beginning, containing 2.35 acres of
laud. All above land being sltuato
ind lying iu said Multnomah couuty
and state of Oregon,
Now, therefore, by virtue of said ex
scution, judgment order and decree aud
lu conipliunco with Jtho commands of
laid writ, I will 'ou.Moudny, tho 20th
dav of August, 1000, ut the hour of 10
-'clock, A. AI., nt the front'door of the
county court house, in tho city of Port
land, said couuty aud state, wllut pub
lio auction, subject to redemption, to
tho highest bidder, for U. S. gold
:oin, cash in baud, all the right, title
tud interest which tho within named
Jefeudaute or either of them, had on
the data of the mortgage herelu, the
JStli, day qi December, 1876, nr since
had, ia aiul to the nbovo described real
proerty, or any part thereof, to satisfy
said execution, judgment order, decree,
interest, costs aud all accruing covtu.
Dated Portland, Oregon, July 20,
1000. WILLIAM FltAZIEH,
KbwisT of Multnomah Couuty, Oregon.
NEWS OP THE RACE
THROUGHOUT THE LAUD, 7
There Is only ouo Negro on tho Ko
publican National ticket Hon. Judson
W. Lyons. Tho passing of Jim Hill,
It is fnid, was duo wholly to his own
folly. It hurt nobody but himself
not even Mark Hauuu.
At tho colored mon's interstate fruit
cbuvoiitlon at Kansas Citv, ou tho 20th
of next month, prominent Negro ora
tors will speak. Among thorn aro
such notables as Major Win. Warner,
of Kansas City, Piof. W. It. Vernon,
principal of tho Western University of
Quimlnro, Kits., and ltov. W. L. Giant,
nf Toneku.
The waiters of Washington, D. C,
havo commenced tho publication of iv
three-column fourpngo weekly called
tho Woltois Advocate. Tho stun is aB
follows: hit Ashe, editor, E. Pratt,
corresponding editor, J. It. Johnson,
hulsness mutiugor, J. W. Williams,
treasurer, and J. li. Penu, agent.
Tho colored loaders of Virginia have
orgauiruil to fight tho constitutional
convention which will convene in that
stato. A meeting will bo held in the
city ot Charluttsviile, August 22, aud
all persons who will attend should
i-end tlilur namo and address to Mr.
ltobert Cox, 000 8th stieet, Lynch
burg, Vu.
Albert M. Thomas, of lluffalo, N.
Y., it prominent colored lawyer and
former Iiupuhllcnn, has been uloctod a
member of tho Domorcntlo club, and
will stump the stato for llryan and
Stevenson and tho Democratic stato
ticket.
Waiters should never oxptoss their
political sentimoiits too strongly to tho
guest, as they aro not awaro of what
political fait li tho guest at his table
may bo. Of courso it Is not presumod
that waiters will talk politics to guests
uulcpri said guests spring the subject.
When tho colored waiters roallzo
that iu union (hero is strength they
will see tho necessity of forming profes
sional organizations aud reading col
oied journals.
Steve GiliMin still retains his posi
tion as chief cook at tho Lavvlor Hotel,
Houston, Texas.
Hon. Jus. Hill, of Mistlssippl, has
beeti elected chairman of tho ltepubli
can committee of that stato.
If Negro society would tako off lis
storo nlnthcH and paste diamonds, break
up Its ouchrn clubs and got down to
the business of improving tho condition
of the submerged half of black human
ity iu tho alleys aud back Btieets of
our nig cities, it would come nearer
doing God's service, says it writer in
tho Colored American. If tho white
catllsh aribtocracy would porform it
liko service among tho lovvor strata of
their own race throughout tho country
aud quit their blamed uouseiuo iu try
ing to follow after people, any six of
whom could buy for cash tho whole
outfit of white catfish aristourats, hu
man happiness would tako a turn fot
the hotter ami crimes would bo greatly
diminished ill tho laud.
A utco war was precipitated In a big
Chicago hotel, tho other day, between
tho white and colored employes, in
which the white chef attempted, with
all tho help ho could summon to beat
James Meadows into it hospital. Tho
two divided forces went at It, When
thu engagement was over, the kitchen
was it complete wreck, but thu laloroil
forces wero victorious aud had full
ixisHiHsloii of tho premises. Wo regiet
such occurrences, but aro glad to know
that tho colored lxiys won, after being
forced into a needless battle.
The District A fro-American Council,
nf Washington, D. C, is Netting a good
example iu tho aggressive manner in
which it proceeds to provide such
measures and means of rolMiolp aud
self-protection as tho needs ol tho hour
huggests. This council should havo n
counterpart iu ovcry big community in
tho laud. Such work helps tho face
iu the eyes of tho world,
Whllo tho southern end of tho Demo
eratlo party Is doing everything in its
power to disfranchise the Negro, thu
noitham cud smilingly asks for his
ballot. This simply goes to show that
thu Negro must trim his sails to catch
tho bicezo as it flies, consulting local
ity nud its prevailing sentiment iu
shaping his political action, Liko
unto tho turilf, politics is a local ques
Hon. and all decisions must be gov
emed by common sense nud tho needs
of the situation.
Tllu Lobby Is one of tho neatest
places of its kind, for gentlemen, on
the cnast. Proprietor (). L. Schmidt
is justly proud of It. Aud so are Mr.
Schmidt's patrons. Everything in stock
is pioperly labeled, "llrst quality,"
for such it is. The bodega feature is
novel, convenient aud elegant. Co
lumMa telephone 704. No. 200 Wash
ington street.
Mrs. II. C Wilbur, popular phre
nologist, palmist ami psyohiu card
reader, First and Morrison, has sue
ceeded remarkably iu acquiring a rep.
utation for extraordinary ixivvor iu her
work. Sho will treat you most couit
eously, charge you most reunion lily
and you will llnd that her proiuifos
will bo fulfilled.
To every colored person iu tho fctate
of Oregon who will give his or her ad
dress to Mr. O. A. Hitter, our city
agent, who will Jiiiuiollately make a
cauvuss on that mission, The New Age
will be eeut, jree of charge, for tho
uext six months following this date.
A, D, GRIFFIN, Manager.
GITV NEWS
Mrs. Ed. Circon, of
guest of Mrs. Elliott.
S't. Paul, is the
Mrs. C. Saunders has nearly recov
ered from tho effect of her accident.
Itov. Shaffer loft last "Monday for
Scattlo, whero ho will hold couferonco.
Do not foigof tho gtnud rally ut tho
A. M. E. Zion church on tho 20th, to
ralso money to pay off tho sonil-nuuual
Interest. ,
Mrs. William Washington entertain
ed Mrs. J. Lovotto, of St. Paul, and
Mr. Harry Vaughn nt luuchcou, lust
Wednesday.
The editor of Tho Now. Ago alms to
ruu a newspaper for tho benefit of tho
rn ce and he calls upon ijll to nssist
him. Thcro nro many wr ys iu which
you can do so.
Tho momorlal services to bo hold un
der tho auspices of tho U. U. O. of ().
l', will bq hold Sunday tho2v(Uh nt tho
Itap'tiHt church Instead of tho' 10th iih
wtia first iutoudod.
In splto of tho fact that iftst Wodnoa
day morning was cloudy nud threaten
ing, the'picuio given by tho Multno
mah Whist Club was largely attended.
An onjuynblo titno was had by nil.
Mrs. Sadlo Hitter oolobra tod her 27th
birthday last Monday ovouiug. A
small numbei of intlmato friends woro
present aud thu evening passed pleus
itutlv, tho guests being uutortulneii
with eard,H.and music,
Sunday, tho 12th inst, was it gain
day in tho history of tho liethol A. M.
E. church. In tho morning nt II
o'clock ltov. Seuhronks delivered hi
farewell sorinou. In tho evening tho
pulpit was occupied by lllshop U. T.
Slmiror, M. D., D. D Itovs. Vornon,
Swas and Seabrooks. Tho church wait
filled aud overflowing,
Mr. Thomas Murston, tho head porter
ut tho Union-depot, has now formally
bocomu n citizen of tho United StatoH
aud unuouncoH his purpose to locntn
permanently in this olty. Mr. Murs
ton Iiiih hold his present responsible
position for two years, during which
titno ho has become it niemobr of tho
Odd Fulluws and mado a host of
friends.
On Friday tho 10th Mrs, Onto wood,
who is employed by Mrs. L. It, Lo
jouno as cook, was accidentally shot in
the loft arm. Sho was preparing to
attend nu entertainment when a young
noy wno wiib pntyiug in nor room iook
it revolver from her trunk nud In so-no
manner discharged It, tho bullet pass
ing completely through her arm. She
was taken to St. Vincent hospital and
Ih iiuproviug-rapldly.
On tho 10th of August nt 8 P. M.,
Itov. Abraham Anderson departed thin
llfo nt tho parsouago of tho A. M. E.
Zlon church, While he had bceu nf
dieted some titno, his friends had, un
til the last, hopes that he would recov
er aud ho able to go East to visit hist
family in Now York state. At tho lost;
meeting of tho annual coufureuco of
tho A. M. E. Zion church, which met
iu this city, ha asked for nud received
n transfer so that ho might mako tho
trip East, although at that tlinii lio whs
nearly bedridden, but hoped spun to re
gain his strength, If not to bo fully.ru
covered lit health. Ho slowly bocamo
weaker until last Friday evening, after
u day of great suffering ho passed
away nt 8 1', M, Thu funeral was held
Sunday at 4 P M., at tho A. M. E.
Zlon church, winch waH appropriately
draped in black, ltov. E. 1). Swau
olllulated assisted by Itovs. Keabrooka
nud Kollogg.
ANOTHER
BIG
CUT PRICE SALE
Deoormtad Oupm and Saucer
(1 for , 66c
Dmooratsd Break faat Set
)8 pieces ,....1.00
Decora ted JartHnier
Ileautlf h 12, i5, 35, 40, 5no
Decorated Oummlttore
Seo them 20c
Decorated Pitcher
At 10 and 25o
20 Per Cent Off
Enameled Ware
20 Per Cent Off
Lamps Also..,,
TABLE GLASSWARE
PRICES OUT AWAY DO WM
Deooratod Dinner Set
44 Piece Dinner Set f.l.Wi
(10-Piece Dinner Set,,,.. ,, ,5.55
100-Pieco Dinner Set fi.60.
Coma Just to Sei Not
Necessary lo Buy
Great Eastern Tea Go.
8 1'OIIKS-Wn WnshliiKtnti 8t., M-i. fill, and
7th, t'hoiie lilnvk '."JKI.
, ','J-i First hi., nearWaliiwin, 1'hotio
lllack VMi.
fjirseat HUtrlhiilora of ( hlna. Crockery and
(llMMViraru on the Coat l, operallnj- loo aloria
throughout the I'atlllu I'otut hluli.
That' Why it Will
Pmy to Smm Ua...
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Maiiufai hirers of
IIAIt IKON ANIIbTKKI.,
N.K.AYKII, Manager.
, TutrttoiDi and Nlcolal streets.
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