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THE NEW -A&K,1 froftTLAND, OREGON.'
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liKtjc and Omnibus Transfer !
COMPANY.
ilea 8. W. Cor. Fonrth and Stork fits,
slepbone MS. rORTLAND, OHROOM
Eaxruunge Your Checks With Messenger
a Trains and Order Carriages or Coup,
Baggage checked at resi
dence to any destination.
Branch Offices; Hotel Portland; United
Carriage Co., Beventli and 'lay lor.
L. H. ADAMS, Manager.
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T. LVI. Sinclair & Co.
I'OIIK I'AOKKHS.
"Fidelity" Hams and Bacon
Manufactured from choice Ioa corn-fed hoc
W. A. WISE
DENTIST
...Room 614 THE DEKUIYL
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
"t. Rod 2844.
BARRHOTEL'
European and American Plan.
Furnished in First-Class Style.
Hew hosse, newly fnrnlshed, two blocks from '
Ion depot .All the modern Improvements, I
ire-prool, toot and cold water, centrally lo- '
sated.
lates, $1 and $1.25 a Day.
Meals ttc, BslbsiSc,
Car. Sixth and Ollsan, Portland.
PORTLAND RAILWAY CO.
Cars leave Portland. Corner Hint and Wash,
-tag ion streets, for Vancouver as lollumi
Vancouver 4ft Minutes,
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jL.M.-:1R, -7:0.1. :1M:M, Osis, 10;0J, tO;4S,
'".M. 1.118, 1:03, 14H. SiJU.SllS, 4103. 4:48, o:RS.
ll. IUill.lliua. (Leave Finland Je.
Icriun strrvls, 4 minutes earlier.)
Ferry leaves Vaiicomur to connect with cart
.as follows:
A.M.-'C:ir, t.3o, 8il v:oo, 8;, 10:30, 11:11
12:00 M.
r. M.-1JM.V l:!N),2..M:00, 8M5, 4:00, 6:1&,;00,
e:4A, iiiiilt.
Oars leave corner First and Washington
streets for oodlau n as follows:
A.U.- o:I8,il:M.M.7:(W,7tl8.7:33,7M.8:0.'l1
SilH, 8:3.1, SMI. 0:0.1. V:IH, 9:3.1, 8:IH, lOlttt,
lOilN, iu::n, iKMH. u:ta 11MH. U::u, mts.
r. M.-l.':o3, U:18. V2M, nun, i:ti3, 1:18,1:33,
iU iu, 'iii8,u::u,3:i8, 3:oi, s:ts. s:s.i,
8:48,1:0.1, 4ilK, 4!43, 4:tH, AUU, ftilH. Ai33,
6,4H, fl;0.1. Ail 8, ft: 3.1, 0N8, 7SU3. 7tl8. 7i3J.
7:48, 8:0.1, 8:18, 8:ai.8:ts, u:,i. v,ix, 9:4,
U):o3, lo:v'3. iu:i3, ii:tu, Hi'i3ywit3.
WomlUwn 90 Rllillllas,
Cars leave Woodlawu for First and Washing
'Ion streets s (ollimn:
A -aiiJ,6:iw,0iiJ, :30, o:is,7X), 7:13,7:13,
t:0tR:lS.R::M, 8:11, 0:00, 0:13.0:30, 0;i
io:oo, iu:i!i. ia:3o, ioma, ii:tx, 11:15, 11:30,
u:4i, lisuiM.
t. U.-WM, l.':w, i-.:4 1 :00. l :15, 1 :so, ins, 2:00
2:16, .':), '.'UVSiW. 3:13. 3:w. 3:t.v 4:ia
4:13, 4::w. 4:4 A:io, rmiwo, ami, o:oa
ilft,6:30,fl:i7:t, 7:15. 7:30.7:11, 8:oa
813. k:30, h:A0, Oslo, :, U.W, io:lo, iu.h
lOiW.jll no, 11:30.
Dally, exorpt Huudavs.
J Dally, except Venodatsand FaturdaTa,
Wadursdays and baturdas only.
..EMPLOYMENT AGENCY..
W. T. PHILLIPS.
ttaji 8taik street, between Front and First.
Phone, Oregon, Clay 411,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Help of all kinds Inrnlihed on short notice.
Wanted) HalUosd men and deck hands, cooka,
waiters and general homo work, lariu bauds,
mill hands and rlty work.
Itral estate listed and mild.
IIBupply ski lit for the la.y Mop Wringer, pt
in applied for, blsto aud couuty right to
ale.
THE BLUE MOUNTAIN CO,
Cold Storage.
COAL, ICE, COKE.
T, J, QOaUAN, Manager.
f? atari Mm.
rORTLANDt OB,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
f 44 . St i
Mnllrnan ' l,riff r-TiMftfls.
a. -.-- wvp w vva v
1 Illrfte
And Pool Room in Connection
HAIR CUTTING AND SHAMPOOING
167 North Slitb St. Pbone Read 2987
C, E, RHOADES, Prop,
B. B. RICH
103 THIRD ST.
PORTLAND HOTEL
CIGARS
FOURTH AND MORRISON ST
PORTLAND, OR.
EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKER
Fonrth and Yamhill Sts.
BOTH 'PHONES NO. 507
RENA S1INI0N, Lj Alllilsnt.
mllK AACHEN AND MUNICH
rWK INKUItANOK COMPANY.
Established A. 1). IBM.
Charlea A. Iiurtkhsrdt A Co., Agents.
Room t, Worrciltr lllorle, N. K. eor. Third ene
Oak Strttt-. 1'orllnml. Or.
ilriik.MIMl'J.IIIfi!.i.'i
liT m'M nillvAiTMlwamvA
PORTLAND WIRE AND IRON WORKS
Bank, Rlora ami Ofltce Hulling
Oriumentsl Wire and lion Work
of AII.KImli.
ire and Iron Fence and Window Guards
834 Aldot St., I'OltTI.AND, Oil.
.IVIerchant Hotel.
COHNKIt TIIIltD AND DAV1H MTltttKTa
I'OltTI.AND, OltKODN.
HOTEL 18 NKWLY ItKNOVATKD.
This Is Die best eiulppcd modernto rate hotel
on the 1'nclllo (.'omi and lint all I ho conen.
leiH-ei of lilKli.prlred liotols t'omplele with
cltctrlo IIkIiIh sml bells, ami nrd-drvn natorln
esoh rooin, llnlli loom on eucli lloor. Klevatoi
for srcoiiiodnttiili of i;lieals. Nairn II ud 11,21
erda'. McuIh.'I icnr., t'pcclnl rntjk to Uin.
Illfi sad tliiuitilml inr t !. I'no'biis toand
front all tialiH. 'AV munn Only four blocks
fiom Union Depot Kin Proof llulldlui;.
F. K. HILL, Prop.
Holmes Coal
and Ice Co...
DEALKlta IS
lee, Coal, Goke
...and Ghareoa!
19 North Front M I'OItn.AM), OH-
Oregon riinnr Main 780,
Columbia 1'huno 780.
THE ATLANTIC OYSTEIl HOUSE
OPEN AIXKIOIIT....,
All Kinds of Shellfish and Tnrualei
Crawfish Cookod In Wine
a Specialty.
A Full Stocked ildcbosrd Wl!h Beer l) DrsugM
Telephone, Oiciron lied lfCii.
A1 1 TII1H1 STIUJK.T, Nnrltne.
O I J I'rUato Kiilu.noou l'tuo.
I'OUTLAND, llti:OrJ,
Electric Hotel
OREGON CITY, OR,
JACOB CASSRLL. Trop,
trlrlly rir.t.Cla... Tlnlve
t.O0 Ver Y aud l.
Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Com.
mercUl Sample Room.
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(afgHBfe ' aa4i " I if I lfi.'fcJ
A LITTLE LOVE SONG.
My heart, my heart's n bonny bird
That enrols sung tbc sweetest heard;
Till
My ". T henrt's a fountain fair
T
Dint sparkles In the golden air!
My lienit's a rosy-raptured rhyme,
Dint echoes to the glitd springtime.
My heart, my heart's a bud n bloom
That lights with lore n greenwood gloom;
My heart, my heart'H n silver star
, That throws Its bcnmn afnr, afar;
My hcurt'rtn canticle divine
And nit because your heart la mine!
, llurpor's Unznr.
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To the Twelfth Floor.
S
TL
IN'! Atlnntls wns not n lnt-pp
liiilldlii,'. It wns (nil nnil very
luirrow, nnil ctiumliiod tint forty
InislnoHS ti'iiniits nil told. AmoiiR tliu
occtiimuta wns (leuitfu Krnuels Onrvln,
wIioku brlKlit iil'W door bIrii niiiicart'd
fncliiK tlioKolltiiry eluvntor Hhnft on tin
eleventh lloor. If Mr. Garvin's hIii
could be believed, lie vnn n broker, but
there wns little proof of the fnct beside
the sIkh. Ills otllcc furniture nnd rupi
were imlnfiilly new, Ills new tyiiewrltcr
liud Heurcely been out of Its nietnl cov
erltiK mid the liiuideome file cases about
blH desk were n empty us wliuii they
left the ciibltieMniiker.
The fnct Is, (leorse Prnnclft Onrvln,
nged 20, hud JtiKt nettled down to lnisi
iicho, nnd wuu now In the expectant aud
receptive Mu ire. lie was not looking
for business with any Krcnt ainouni of
ecnl, but Ids door wns open and he wns
on hand, prepared to answer nil de
mands. Thin particular mornlnir be reached
the Atlantis bright mid early.
"(.Jood-nioinln', Rlrl" wild Jnnile
Doyle, the elevator boy, as George step
ped Into the waiting car.
"Good-mornltiR, Jamie," paid the
broker In his plciisnnt voice. He had a
wonderful way with blin with children
nnd dogs, and sonietlilug l bin tones
cncouniKed .In rule.
"We're hnvln' a lot of trouble nt
home, sir," bo said. "I'aUier'H off ogaln,
nn' I was looklii' for lilm half the night.
I'd be looklu' for him now If It wasn't
for losln' me Job. Th longer be Mays
nwuy the wortu he gets. An' moth
er's sick abed, an' Katie's Just gettlu'
over a fever." He ended bis dismal
Miitement with n little sniff.
"That's bad," said George Garvin,
"can't you llnd n substitute?"
"No," replied the boy. 'I wouldn't
dare to. Mr. Abbott's down on me
now for beln' twlee late on futher'H ac
count. If he an w a strange boy here
In my place he'd lire niu sure."
They hud reached the eleventh floor.
"Here," wild George, "I guess I'll go
down with you again." He looked, at
the boy us they descended. He wuh a
neat boy and a clean one. He wuh
pnle and haggard this morning niitjjils
eyes were red, and his hands trembled.
"How long do you think It will take
you to Hud your estimable parent V"
George asked.
"No time nt nil," said the boy eagerly.
"There ain't but a few more places to
look."
"Go nnd look for lilm," nald George;
"I'll take your place,"
"Youl" frlvd the boy. "Hut Mr. Ab
totV" "I'll attend to lilm too," said George.
"Don't worry about tliut. Itim along."
"Are you sure you know how'"
Qiievled the boy, anxiously.
"Quite Hijie," said George.
It wasn't dllllcult to run the Atlantis
elevator. You waited Just two minutes
by thu big clock over the entrance, on
the ground lloor, mid theu mudo the
ascent to the twelfth tloor. At the
twelfth you made no wait, but nt once
returned. George knew the time table
and handled the car skillfully.
When the tenants began to conic lu
ho exerted himself to catch the direc
tions they gave lilm. They started haul
nt the perfectly dressed young man,
but ho was a newcomer and nobody
ecomed to know him. When ho de
scended to the ground tloor he found
tho agent of the building waiting to
take thu upward Journey. Tho agent
Blurted at him. '
"How's this?" ho asked. "Where's
thu boy?"
"Cun't say, I'm sure," replied George
with much calmness. "He was called
away by a Btidden domestic allllctlon.
Going up?"
The agent stepped Into tho car and
the Iron door clicked behind him. He
was n short man and iulto stout, and
lie had u ted face. His face grew red
der a he stared at George.
"See heie," be said, "this won't do.
You are Mr. Garvin, aren't you?"
"Twelfth tloor," said George; "all
out." He looked hard at tho pompous
little ageut. "Going down?" he usked,
aud pulled the descending rope.
"Mr. Gttrvlu," said the agent, "you
ought to understand that we can't have
our employes Interfered with lu this
manner. You are evidently trying to
shield the boy. It won't do. I told lilm
that the next time he absented himself
fiom bis post he would be discharged
without further uotlce. By jour Ill
considered action you have simply
helped to deprive him of his position."
"Ground tloor," announced George;
"all out." Ho unlatched the iron door
nnd pushed It open. "Going up?" ho
asked, us he turned and glanced at the
ageut.
"Mr. Garvin," snld tho latter, with
dramatic earnestness, "I must request
you to leave this building when your
mouth Is up, I will gladly refund the
rent you huvo advanced If you will
leave at ouce."
"Couldn't think of It," said George,
"Nut even to oblige you, Mr, Abbott,
No. 1 uieun to stay aud the boy. will
stay, too. Twelfth floor. Goiag dawar" i
Vliy; confound It, lr,H cried the
agent, "you talk as If you owned this
building!"
"Why not?"' asked George, the Imper
turbable. The ageut stared at lilm and drew
back a little. "What do you menu?"
he cried.
"You get your authority here from
Attorney .lethro Itrownlng," said
George, without looking at lilm. "And
Attorney llrowulug uets us trustee for
the Francis ehtuteY'
"Yes." suld the agent shnrply. "What
of that?"
"I am the Francis estate," said
George FrnucU Garvin mlldlyi "Ground
floor, nil out."
This time the agent heeded the an
nouncement and stepped from the cur.
Ills Uorld face was pale.
"The boy Stnys?" asked George, with
the slightest Interrogative Inflection.
"The boy stays." replied the agent.
"Good-uiorulug," tmld George, po
litely. Ah the discomfited olllelal passed
through the outer door a nullum vision
entered. It wirs Miss Mary Arm-
strong In her new summer ultlrc. mull
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attire wnH decidedly fetching
As George saw her coming
In he
stood u little stralghter.
"Fourth floor, please," she snld, as
she tripped Into the ear. Then she
looked up nnd 'recogjilzed the new ele
vator man with a little gasp.
Hut he paid no attention to her as ho
latched the Iron door ami drew on the
hoisting rope. He wuh thu elevator
man now. Besides. It was this girl who
had told him he hud no object In life;
that he had no heart, no sympathy.
True, he had tnnjallzed her by his lan
guid Indifference, but her words were
uuucccssarlly hard. She had abruptly
parted with Mm with Intentional cold
ness and had not asked hliu to call
again. Aud she was the one girl In alt
the world whose good opinion he val
ued most. What would she think of
him now?
"Fourth floor," he said, and he Mop
ped the car with beautiful exactness.
"Thirteenth, please," said Miss Mary,
with a touch of wonderment In her
voice that conveyed the Impression
that he must have misunderstood her.
"Sorry," snld George, without look -
In? innnil. "but It's aunlust the rulcH
to run the elevator any higher than the
roof."
"The twelfth will do," said Miss
Mary, as If graciously yielding a dis
puted point. Then she sweetly added,
"Bui 1 fear I will have to report you
for a lack of willingness to oblige your
patrons."
"1 must call your attention, ma am,"
said George,
to th.. fuel tlmt imtroiis
, ....'
are requested nofto converse with thu
..levator liov while on duty. It distracts
his attention. Twelfth lloor."
"Going down, please," announced
Miss Mary. Then she gently murmur
cd, "1 don't suppose there. Is any rule
against a patron talking to herself, Is
there?" He did not answer. "I wonder
why ho Is running an elevator?" she
softly soliloquized. "I suppose It's be
cause of a bet. I wish It was for home
other reason, for he certainly runs It
very well. I've no doubt he could do
ninny things very well If he tried. He
needs mi honest friend to tell him so."
Hhe paused, but George did not look
around,
"Ground tloor, all out," he said, and
reached across as he pushed back tho
Iron door.
Miss Mary sat still.
Ami Just theu a boy ran In from the
sidewalk. His face was glowing, hltf
breath was short.
"Oh, Mr. Garvin!" he cried. "Did you
have auy trouble, and will I lose my
Job?"
"Not a lilt of trouble," replied George,
as he stepped from thu car, "and your
Job Is safe?"
"Oh, thank you, Mr. Garvin," cried
the grateful boy. "I found father very
soon nn' Just In tlmo to save him
from th' patrol. An' mother sends you
her blessln', sir.".
--1
4
"Thnnk you," snld George.
lour cars
Is waiting."
"It wns awfully cheeky of me to let
a gentleman llko you take my place,"
finished thu boy; "I didn't think what
1 was doln' until afterwards, Hlr."
'"That will do, Jamie," said George,
aud turned from him.
And then a vision In white suddenly
confronted lilm lu the doorway of the
car.
"George," said Miss Mary Armstrong.
It wns the first time she had called lilm
by his tlrst name,- old friend that hu
wns, aud sho couldn't havo said It more
softly If she had added "dear."
Ho looked n round nt her, his face
flushing, and lifted Ills hat.
"George," she said as she stepped to
ward him, "come down to ask papa to
go with me to luncheon, but I'd rather
go with you. Will you take me?"
" He bent forward quickly und whis
pered something that brought the
quick color to her cheeks.
"Going up?" called Master Jamie, as
lie clicked tho Iron gate.
But they did not heed him. Cleve
land Leader.
Merldluii Ants.
Among the curious inhabitants of
Australia are n species of termites
callot the "meridian tints," because
they Invariably coustruct their loug,
narrow mounds so that tho principal
axis of the dwelllug runs exactly north
and south. These mounds are U or 8
feet lu height, and consist of a series
of spires, topped with smaller spires,
and when viewed end on, they show a
remarkable resemblance to a many
spired cathedral.
The sins of the father are visited on
the sou, but the slus of the son often
keep the whole family awake nights.
A very little woman Is often at the
tettoat 9t a very big fuaa.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
t
Always ask for the famous General
Arthur cigar. Esberg-Gtyist Cigar Co.,
general agents, Portland, Or. "
P. F. Thompson, dealor in tobacco,
igars, fruit, candies and nuts.
'.'Oil U
itieut.
Brady & Sherrott, practical plumb
tan, gas and steam fitters. Dealers in
lead and Iron pipe, gas fixtures nnd
plumbing goods of every descrlpt'on.
Jobbing done at resaonablo ra'es.
All work warranted, fiteum nnd hot
water-heating a specialty. Telephone
Oak 411. 142 First street, Portland,
Ore.
O. A. Watson, Marino Drug Stoic, 88
N. Third street, Portland, Ore. Spe
cialties: Flcokensteiu's Lung Dnlsnm
ind Celery Seltzer.'
R. H. Keliwnrtz, druggist and npotho
oary, 225 Burnsldo street, between
First and Second, Portland; Or.
,,.,.,,.!
For fino fruits of all kinds for the
i (raveling puuiic, can us iuu mitiu
,, ... ..l7 ,.
I Sixth street. Ico cream soda, lluakot
' fruits for travelers. George Kiser pro
t prietor
Creamery nnd bakery. Country but
ter and fresh eggs a specialty; also
creamery buttor. Mrs. B. Boyd6ton,
proprietor, corner Second and Columbia
streets, Portland, Or.
When mediclnei will not enre you,
sr when you get tired of spending
money for medicines, buy tho Natural
Body Braco from J. A.-Clcmenson, drug
gist, 227 YnmlilU street, between First
and Second, t
B. C. Cash Market. Cheapest and
best goods delivered east nnd west.
Corner Seventh nnd Conch streets.
Everything lirst-cluss. Cameron &
Mergens.
I Jno. P. Sharker, mannfacurer of
harness, collars, saddles and strap
work; importer of saddlery, hardware,
r hips, pads, eto. 05 Union aye., Port
Maud, Or.
j
Knhn Bros., dealers In hides, fur
1 and wool. 101 Piont street, Portland,
ur.
G, Danlelson, watchmaker, Jewolei
and dintnond-sutter, 140 Hixtli street,
Portland, Or. All work guaranteed.
rerybody smokes the celebratd
Monogram and Pandoia cigars. Thoy
have no equal.
The Pomilnr. 125 First street, bet.
. Washington and Alder, Portland, Or.
ii. v..'.. i .n...ui. n-.nl r..
i '""" f,,'R,u"", ' , "'
a"00 'd B34- Columbia 608.
Tel. Ore
Portland Transfer Saloon Chas. O.
Siglin, proprietor. Choice wines,
liquors and oigurs. 1121 Gllsan, cor
ner Sixth, Portland, Or.
Smyth As Howard, goneral contract
era. "ltoads. bridges, trestles, munici
pal improvements, eto., Portland, Or.
Diamond VI t tided Brick Company,
(incorpotated). Paving brick a spe
cialty. 018 Clijuiibjr of Commerce.
The Western Oyster IIoikj, Sam
Mackin, ptopiietor. Oysters aud
orntvflsli, wholesale and retail. By
the gallon, t2; by tho pint, 25 cents.
152 Washington street, botweou Sec
ond and Third. Telephone brown 4!)4,
The A. D. T. Messenger Co. Is the old
est and best service of the kind in the
town. Readers of the New Age, give
them the preference.
Money to loan, on furniture, pianos,
er any good securities. Notes and
mortgages bought S. W. King, room
46, Washington building.
Rlng'up Dr. Darling, 3044 Morrison
street, cor, Third and Morrison, over
LMoAllen & MoDonnell's. Ofllco
nours, iyju to ii a. m., i:ou 10 o p.
ifi. At '.sidence-, K. 34th and Bel
fount streets, tnqrning and evenings.
Residency, 'phones, Oregon, blue 876;
Columbia, 6187; offioe 'phone, Colum
bia 14.
Frenoh Dyeing and Cleaning Work
All work done at very moderate prices
Dyeing and cleaning of all kinds o!
ladies' and Gent's clothing. Mourning
cloth dyed in 48 hours. J. Dclcau.
roprletor, 466 Gllsan gtul
The finest plaoe'ln the city to obtain
Diet quality cigursj tobacco nnd smoic
era' articles is that ot Rosenthal &
Budd, at 287 and 287), Washington
street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Give these genial dealers a call when
you wish anything in thoir line. Tele
phone Main 75.
A. A. Unrnh, bicycle repairing.
Brazing aud cutting down frames a
ipecinlty. Blcyolo sundries Buked
enamel. All work guaianteed. 183
Foot of Morrison street, Portland, Or.
Call and see me when you are broken
diwn, Aaenoy for the Impeilal Bicy
ole; guaranteed foi one year. Oregon
'phone black 2301.
The Safe Store
New and Second-Hand
Safes Bought and Sold
Cash Registers
Lock Department
Repairing
JOHN E. DAVIS,
ThlreJ ttrewt, PORTLAMB,
WHITE COLLAR LINE
4JOLCMBU K1VKR A rOUKT SOUND KAVs.
GATION CO.
rOitT!.AKD AND ABTOIUA.
Dally trips of stesmer Bailey Oatiert ravee
every morning In the week at 7 o'clock, e teen I
('May. llcturnlnn, leaves Astoria every olghl
i be week at 7 o'clock, except Siuidsy,
White Collar l.lno tickets and O. It. .1 N. Co.
ticket are Iniercbsngeable ou stesmers Ully
Usttert and HaKsalo.
Office, Alder slrect dock. Telephone Mala
lil, Columbia 'pbone 331, v
U. B. SCOTT, president.
ASTOfil.&CuLUMBI.
A RIVER R4ILR04O CO.
no loll Pngei Trains Mu
WITH
THROUGH PARLOR CARS
BKTH'l.BN
Portland, Astoria' Seaside
Leaves
Dnlon Depot
Portland
Kor Maygert. Rain
ier, Clatskanlc
Wc-tport, Clifton,
Astoria, Warren
ton, Flavc), (Icnr
hart 1'ark aud Sea
side. Astoria A Res. bore
Express Dully.
'Astoria Express
Daily.
Arrives
Union Dot
Portland
l:00s.m.
T: 0 p.m.
11:15. m.
9:40 p m.
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