THE STXXDAY OKEQOXIAX, POKTLAXD, JTTLT 30, 1905,
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
THE OKEGOKIAJi'S XETJEFHOXE8.
CountlEr-Kocra .............. . .. .Main 667
Managing Editor...... ...Main 638
Sunday Editor.. ............. .....Main 6235
City Editor Main IBt
Society Editor Main 6235
Composing-Room ............Main OSS
Superintendent Building.. Red 2S26
East Side Office... .....East 61
AMUSEMENTS.
BELASCO THEATER lh and "Washington)
llatlnee &t 2:1S and evening at 8:15, toe
comedy, "Naughty Anthony."
GRAND THEATER (Park and "Washington)
Continuous vaudeville. 2:30 to 10:30 P. M.
STAR THEATER (Park and Washington)
Continuous vaudeville. 2:30. 7:30, 8 P. M.
BAKER THEATER (3d and Yamhill) Con
tinuous vaudeville. 2;30. 7:30 and 0 P. M.
RECREATION PARK (24th and Vaughn)
At 10:30, A. II. and 2:30 P. M.. baseball.
Portland s. Seattle.
OREGONIAN AT SUMMER RESORTS.
Orders given to any oT the following agents
will be given careful attention. All mall sub
scriptions must be paid lor In a'dvance:
Long Beach Strauhal & Co.
fie&vlew Strauhal Co.
The Breakers J. M. Arthur
Ocean Park - C. H. Hill
Seaside Dresser .& Co.
Gearhart J Krusc'a Hotel
Newport F- H. Lane
Wllholt F. W. McLeran
Collins' Hot Springs C. T. Belcher
MoCetfe Hot Springs T. Mottett
St. Martin's Springs Gordon & Wctherell
Grangers Hold Reunion. .Several
hundred Grangers, with their families,
of Washington County, gathered yester
day near Sholes Ferry, on the Tualatin
River, and enjoyed the day In a good
old-fashioned reunion. Some of the lead
ing members of the farmers' order in Jhe
state were present. Appropriate addresses
were delivered by Mrs. Clara Waldo, of
Marlon County, a leading member;
Judge Hare, of Hillsboro; Dr. James
Withycombe. The power and purpose of
the Grange, as an Instrument for the
general betterment of the farmer, his sons
and daughters, and the uplifting of his
condition, was the keynote of the talks
of the day. Other short talks were
made. Fine music was furnished by the
Ladies' Band of Hillsboro. A basket
luncheon was served and the guests were
treated royally. It was one of the most
enjoyable reunions the Grangers of
Washington County have held.
Will Ask for Steel B judge. A peti
tion will be circulated in a short time
asking that a steel bridge be built across
'Sullivan's Gulch-on Union avenue, so
that the work of construction may be
started before the present roadway has
to be closed up again. When repaired a
few months ago it was estimated that the
roadway would stand about a year, when
It would again have to be repaired, or
replaced with a new structure. It Is
thought that a steel structure that will
last for many years can be built to cost
hetween $50,000 and $75,000, and, according
to the result of the vote in June, the
bridge will be paid for by general taxa
tion of the whole city. The Portland
Consolidated Railway Company, which
has double tracks on Union avenue, will
have to pay Its part of the cost when
& steel bridge la erected.
Baseball Todat, 10:30. and 2:30.
Baseball Todat, 10:30 and 2:30.,
Don't Foiiqet, Two Games Todat.
Eveutdodt Plat Ball Todat.
All the Fans Will Be Theiie.
Best Place to Spend Sundat.
Recreation Park, 24th and Vaughn.
Portland
vs.
Seattle.
Recreation Park, 24th and "Vaughn.
Box and Reserved Seats
On Sale at Grounds Box Office.
Remember. Two Games, Todat.
Coolest Place in Citt.
Baseball Todat, 10:30 and 2:30.
Baseball Todat, 10:30 and 2:30.
Traveler Impressed With the Fair.
W. R. Wood, a popular and well-known
drug man, of Virginia, III., is visiting
his sister, Mrs. B. C. Matheus. at 649
East Alder street. While here he has
visited the Fair and other points of In
terest. Mr. Wood Is a much-traveled
matt?baving repeatedly visited the most
popular points of both Europe and Amer
ica. He considers the Exposition a great
credit to Oregon and is particularly de
lighted with Its beautiful location and is
greatly impressed with the Improvement,
growth -nd progress Portland has made
since his last visit here four years ago.
Still After Electric Railwat. X. H.
Hall, resident of Gresham, says that the
people of that district are not discouraged
over the delay of the O. W. P. Co. In
building an electric railway into the dis
trict, as was expected It would do this
Fall. He says that the people would
prefer that the Portland Consolidated
Company should build from Montavilla
along the Barr road to Falrvlew and
Troutdale. and Insists that this Is the
most feasible route to Portland.
Short River Excursions to Oregon
Citt and return. Sundays, for 25c. This Is
the ideal Sunday outing, and a trip you
should take your friends: it will please,
and costs little money. Boats leave Tay
lor street 8:30. 9:30. 11:30 A. M.. 1:30, 3:30,
6P.1L; last boats return .5 SO and 6:30.
Steamship "Alliance" sails from
Couch-street dock for Coos Bay and Eu
reka Monday. July 31. at S P. M. Fare to
Eurekn. $12.50 cabin, $8 second; Coos Bay,
$10 cabin. $7 second. F. P. Baumgartner.
agent. Mam 861.
Will Sell two new, handsome, first
class residences, one 6 rooms, one 8 rooms,
all complete ready for occupancy. E. Sal
mon and Twentieth street; low price;
yart monthly payments. F. W. Torgler,
.105 Sherlock bldg:
Trollet Trips Todat. To Oregon City.
Canemah Park and Gresham. 25 cents; all
points east of Gresham, to and Including
Estacada. 60 cents round trip. Cars leave
First and Alder streets.
Sightseers should not miss the O. W.
P. & Ry. Co.'s lOO-'mlle trolley trip for 1;
special car leaves First and Alder streets
dally except Sunday at 9:40 A. M., return
4.P. M.
Do Not put oft the sitting for your pho
tograpn on account of the hot weather.
The new Aune gallery on top oor. In the
Columbia building has large, airy, cool
rooms.
Respectable place to borrow money on
diamonds and Jewelry. Collateral Loan
Bank, 263 Washington street. Established
15 years. 'Lowest rates of Interest.
F. E. Beach & Co., the Pioneer Paint
Co.. full stock screen doors and windows;
special sizes made to order. Window glass
and glazing. 135 First street.
A Leading Compant writing accident
and plate-glass Insurance desires Portland
representative. Address N 26, Orcgonlan.
Establishment Max. 314 The Dekum.
Mr. Max will leave for Paris August L
Special orders receive careful attention
Owner of 50x100 on Fourth St. between
Flanders and Gllsan. would put up build
ing to suit tenant. Phone Clay 6S4.
Garden stakes last long treated with
Avenarlus Carbollneum wood preserver.
Flsher-Thorsen. foot Morrison St. .
For Sale. Millinery business success
fully carried on for 23 years; a rare
chance. 214 Third street.
A Splendid Chance to buy a good pay
ing cigar store on Sixth street. Inquire
115 Third street.
Cashier and stenographer; competent,
steady young lady wanted. E 26, Oreg.
Cashier and stenographer: competent,
steady young lady wanted. E 26. Oreg.
Ctclopedia Britannica. 31 vols., $35. at
at Old Book Store. 229 Yamhill street.
Edward T. Taooart, attorney and
counsellor. 416 Cham, of Com. Bldg.
Double Ctlxnder Oldsmobile for sale
cheap. Inquire 74 Third street.
Progsamhe of Woodmen of the World
celebration, pages 7, 13 and 25.
Services of youth wanted, to distribute
type, etc. Alvin S. Hawk Co.
Official Spoons have Pres. Goode's sis.
But today of Wooster. 7th and Mor.
Dr. akbhu Zibgler has returned.
DIAMONDS
KUNZITE TURQUOISE TOURMALINES
Aay klBd of a Xntlve or Fancy Steae yea tVisb.
KUXZITE AXD TOUHMALIXE These beautiful perns are found In
California and are of a very rare quality; one having- a beautiful lav
ender tint, while the other stone comes In most any color. These you
will always And In our show windows, as we are sole aserils for them.
OPAL AXD TURQUOISE METRIX are stones of peculiar beauty and
are so cut as to leave part of the stone which surrounds the gems -when
In their native' state. They are especially beautiful when mounted
"WE HAVE SOLD A GREAT MA.W to tourists, who are looking- for
something odd. They are very reasonable In price, and cannot be found
but In very few stores.
DIAMONDS DIAMONDS
TES WE SELL A GREAT "MAXV for the reason that we handle only
fine gems. If you are leeklajc for a baJly flawed stone you will have to
so to the other fellow, as we handle only first quality of genu. DIAMOND
BUYERS have found this out and know when wo say a stone Is perfect
' they can believe It. This accounts for the large diamond business we Jo.
We have beautiful diamond rings from $15.00 up to $600.
;6O0. The Larjceat 3ta Century Cat Diamond on the Coast.
Take a peep In our window and see It,
'ogetner with tne collection of otner
precious stones.
JAEGER BROS.
Jeweler and Opticians.
290 MORRISON STREET
Repairs Church. Pats Debt. Memo
rial Evangelical Church, East Eighteenth
and Tibbetts streets. Is being generally
repaired. It has been repainted on the
outside, and inside walls are being re
tinted, and woodwork retouched. The
cost of these repairs will be about $150,
exclusively of most of the work which is
being done by the .members. The $1800
debt which has hung over Xhls church
since It was built In 1893, has all been
raised by subscription and paid In except
$300. This last sum will be paid In within'
the next two months, when, the whole ob
ligation will be wiped out and a jubilee
will be held in honor of the payment of
the debt. .Rev. R. D. Streyfeller Is pastor.
G. A. R. Staff Appointments. Depart
ment Commander F. S. Hills has made the
following staff appointments in his lirst
order Issued to the posts of the state; As
sistant adjutant-general and assistant
quartermaster-general, J. L. Wells, Sum
ner Post No. 12, Portland; Inspector, Dan
iel Webster, Sedgwick Post No. 10, Salem;
chief mustering officer, G. W. Montague.
Arlington Post No. 47, Arlington; senior
aide and chief of staff, F. M. Stewart. C
A. "Arthur Post No. 47, Medford; color,
bearer. A. C Edmunds, Sumner Post No.
12. Portland. The department commander
will name a comrade from each post as
aide-de-camp on his staff as soon as the
pois make the recommendations.
OUTiNq Parti Returns. Walter Knott.
Joseph Hubble. Charles Brannan and
Frank Busby returned last evening from
a three .weeks trip to Clear Iake, in the
Cascade Mountains. While on the trip
they traveled nearly 200 miles and caught
many trout, bringing home about 500
salted down. Returning by way of Gov
ernment Camp, they found many "campers
at that place and others coming In dally.
They saw no forest fire on their trip.
Campers are more careful, as the pros
pect of a heavy fine Is not agreeable.
Death of Phineas Bronsdon. Phlncas
Brpnsdon, the engineer who died a few
days ago in San Francisco at the age of
83 years, laid out and managed the Fort
land (Or.) Street Railway, built the North
Pacific and the South Pacific lines of
railway, and constructed the Tlco-street
Railway In Los Angeles, the latter being
the first trolley system to be established
on the Pacific Coast and the third In the
United States.
Married at Gresham. W. Ellison,
agent of the O. R. & N. Co. at Falrvlew.
and Miss Myrtle Cornett were married in
the parsonage of the M. E. Church.
Gresham. Rev. M. L. Hardingham offi
ciating, July 24. They have gone to San
Francisco on a wedding trip. Miss Cor
nett was a. teacher In Multnomah Coun
ty, having taught at Falrvlew and at
Gresham for several years past.
Monet-Patino Machines. Money-paying
machines of the larger denominations
will not be permitted to run In saloons or
any other place, and Chief of Police Grltz
macher Issued an order to the captains
yesterday calling upon them to instruct
the patrolmen to visit the saloons on
their districts and to seize all prohibited
machines and to arrest the proprietor or
manager of each place.
Must Close Sundats. Chief of Police
Grltzmachcr yesterday Issued an order to
the captains, commanding them to compel
pawnshops and shooting-galleries to re
main closed on Sundays. The Lane ad
ministration Is determined to enforce at
least this portion of the Sunday-closing
laws.
To Preach at G. A. R. Park. Rev.
David A. Thompson, pastor of Sellwood
Presbyterian Church, will preach this aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock at G. A. R Park, at
Sellwood.
Mr. Max Wardell, of Seattle, a
speaker of much ability, will -deliver a
lecture on Theosophy Sunday evening at
the Allsky Building, hall 300.
Musical Service, Sunday evening. First
Congregational Church, Park street: Cho
ral, organ, trombone: morning subject
"Convictions and Orthodoxy."
At the White Temple today. Dr. J. Q.
A. Henry, of London. England. Subjects:
Morning. "Passion for Christ"; night
"Why I Am a Christian."
The Calumet Restaurant 143 Seventh.
Fine luncheon. 25c; dinner. 60c
SEWED SOLES, 75 CENTS,
Goodyear machine. Better than band
work. Best material used. Sen wind &
Bauer. 269 Tamhiu, between Third and
Fourth
Columbia River
Scenery
Up the Columbia to
MULTNOMAH FALLS
(S40 Feet) and Return on the Fine River
Steamer Joseph
KELLOGG
ROUND TRIP, $1.00 "
Tou have seen all the Columbia River's
beauties when you have reached these
Jails. We pass through the Cascade
Mountains by Latourelle and Bridal Veil
Falls, Grand Canyons and Gorges, Mlsrhty
Mountains and Monuments of Rock. Fas
cinating Groves and Landscape Scenery
beyond compare. All the glory of Ameri
can grandeur is on this trip.
Steamers Icaye foot of Salmon street at
S:4o A. L. returning at 5:33 P. JL $LCO
round trip. Meals served. TeL Main 322.
Most Piano
pon THE
Least Money
When you buy your
Piano from us you get
an instrument that
gives-you the best
satisfaction for the
amount Invested.
We do not try to mislead
you -Kith fake ads. but
can prove that every
piano on our floor Ls
a bargain.
DUNDORE PIANO CO.
Stelnway and Other llano.
233 WASHINGTON ST.
WHERE JO DINE,
All the delicacies of the season at tea
Portland Resta-irant fine, private apart
ments for parties. 205 Wash., near Fifth.
The. Manhattan Buffet Restaurant
Sixth, near Oak street' French chef,
serves a genuine French dinner, consist
ing of eight courses. Including wine, for 75
cents, from 5 to S:30 P.-M. Music.
When In Seattle, "The Rathskeller."
a high-class place to eat Sea food;
Eastern meats. Large orchestra dally.
THE OXFORD.
Special French dinner, eight courses, In
cluding wine, 50c 6S 6th, near Oak.
THE EMPIRE.
Finest chicken dinner In town. 30c AH
delicacies of the season. 1S2 Sd St
Genuine French dinner, with wine. 50c,
at S3 Fifth street near Stark.
Crawfish at "The Empire." 122 3d street
XLAREM0NT TAVERN.
Launch Fox leaves Morrison street Mer
rill's boathouse. to Claremont IK 12 A. M.
2, 4. .30. S:15 P. M. Returning 11 A. M.'
L 3. 5. 7:30. 11:30 P. M. r
360 Excursions to Alaska SCO
Dolphin sails from Seattle August 4. 9
A. M. Skagway. way ports and glaciers.
Frank Wolsey Co., Portland agents. 232
Oak street. Phone Main 95. See regu
lar "ad."
The Denver & Rio Grande has estab
lished through Pullman standard sleeping
car service between Portland and Denver,
leaving Portland at 8:15 P. 3L. spending
seven hours In Salt Lake City second day
and arriving In Denver afternoon of fol
lowing day. For reservations call at 121
Third street
It ls better to
than an heiress.
marry a housekeeper
GREAT MIDSUMMER SALE
Monday, July 31st,
will mark the open
ing day of a phe
nomenal sale of
Men's Summer
Suits, Outing Suits
and Trousers.
Owing to our iMr. Steinbach's recent visit
to the East, where he carefully selected the
most recent creations in Summer Suit
wear to replenish our ever vast stock, a
rare opportunity now presents itself, viz.:
to secure durine the next 15 days the most
up-to-date effects from the fashion centers
of the East at Greatly Reduced Prices.
IT WILL BE SELECTING FROM A COMPLETE, FRESH STOCK-
A SEASON'S PICKING
-NOT THE ODDS AND ENDS OF
Boys5 Children's
Wear ,
A vast reduction has also been made
throughout this department EVERY
THING MARKED DOWN.
IURSD
M9.3e P M-lMmATlOV CANfMTISa
fff4 i IFR1DAY -ta
AlDAT AT FAIR amo RECEPTION TO A
ft HEAD COUNSUL.II.BQAK. 'J
xnnmc nv tuc nuicnnu diuv
M'l j ifnilA - wrt-i rvv..ii
f'yfJl 1 SATURDAY V
r DAYAT-0AKS,SPOflrrS.DBlU5. FIREWORK
X SUNDAY AUG.6TH.
t EXCURSION UP COLUMDtA.DANClkCvJ
WND REFRESHMENTS. BOATLEAVt
Great Reduction
of Straw Hats
Our splendid line of Straw Hats will
be placed on sale at just ONE-HALF
REGULAR PRICE
The Greatest Clothing House in the Northwest.
CLOSING OUT
IpTTIRE STOCK OF
PIANOS
My entire stock of about 50 Pianos
musbe so'd by Sept. 1st. Youwill
find in this stock the most famous
makes at prices you never heard of
before, and at any terms to suit you
A.W. MEYER
7 Sixth Street. N'far Oak.
.BANK FAILURE.
C A. Whale, through his attorney, has
purchased the assets In the hands of
Claude Gatch. the receiver of Andy T.
Gilbert and Frank N. Gilbert, known as
the Gilbert Bros. Bank, of Salem, com
prising all the book accounts, drafts, bank
fixtures, vaults, etc. together with
promissory notes, V.O pianos and 200 or
gans. Mr. Whale has taken possession of
the property. The stock of pianos, con
KlsUng of such well-known makes as
Kranlch & Bach, Everett. Schubert, etc.
and organs, has already been removed to
bis ware rooms, 232 First street, between
Salmon and Main, and arc now on sale
at the greatest bargains ever offered In
Oregon.
Few bottles of any water except "White
Rock, arc now seen at any of the swell
hotels, clubs or cafes In any city.
&v FAMOUS I
3 RD. i
9.30 P.M.llTI0NoCANlDATES
'rutrt? CnAV 1 Ws
. GRAND PARruc Ya
CLOTHING CO.
Cor. Morrison and Second Sts.
Sole Agents for the
-Great and Only
Waldorf Hat
New Fall shapes on sale
price always
fflfDAVAT FAIRand RECEPTION TO
' nmr t o T3V THP UMIF.ORM RANK
:WJj SATURDAY V
ti ax A?rA?AWi fiPODTQ TlTHIXSi FIREWORKS
V5LX Ml SUNDAY AUG. 6TH.
EXCURSION Uf? COLUMBIA ,DANC1NC
Qkhy REFRESHMENTS. BOATXEAVESSZ
mmmmmff $2.50
$4.00
The kingpin of moderate-priced
hats is our
Salsbury
It is the hat for the voting as
well as for oWer heads. Price
See the New Pall Blacks.
jb e
SUMMER RESORTS.
Mount Hood Trip
EVERT VISITOR to the LIi
end Clark Exposition should
tke th! the most delightful
cf mil mountain trips In America.
Cloud Cap Inn. unlqua and pie
tnrejqne. "000 feej above aea. level.
aCords aplendld accommodations.
Summit oX mountain eaillr acces
sible from this point. States !
Hood River Station dallr, at 0:30
A. M. and 12:30 P. maklm
connection Kith O. R. i N- trains.
Round trip tickets. Including
coaching- trip, on sale at O. R. 4
X. ticket office. Third and
Washington streets. Portland. Par
ticulars attput rates at Cloud Ca?
Inn by writing-
MRS. S. LANGIIXE. Manager.
Hood RItct. Orcg-on.
SrBd Two Cents la Stamps to
A. X Craig-. O. P. A. Oregon
Railroad 'arl gallon Com
pHT. Portlaa'd. for Booklet
TeUlsx About Trip.
HOTEL MOORE
Clatsop Beach
SEASIDE, OREGON
. Finest Summer resort In Oregon. The only
hotel on the beach overlooking: ho ocean.
Sea, foods a specialty. The hotel haa been
rebuilt and newly tarnished. Hot salt baths.
Fine surf bathing directly in front of the
hotel. Strictly first-class. American plan.
For terms and reservations address DAN J.
MOORE. Proprietor.
THE COLONIAL
SEASIDE, OREGON
Kev, commodious bulMtng, well furnished,
containing; all modern conveniences; beauti
fully situated and adjacent to the big bathhouse-;
fine view of ocean. For further par
ticulars write.
HOTEL SALT AIR
CENTERVlLLE, WASH.
Xorth Beach's favorite resort. Unsur
passed view ot ocean, near fishing rocks,
rood water, excellent table, all kinds of
Osh. Special rates to tamilles. For par
ticulars address Mrs. J. X. Porter. Long
Beach. Wash.
THE HACKNEY COTTAGE
SEAVJEVY, WASH.
Xow open for the seasoa. Home comforts,
excellent table board, centrally located, beaa
tlful surroundings, fine rmri 6 thing-, a most
desirable place for families. Tell the con
ductor to let Ton oS at Hackney vCsttage.
Eeartew second stop after leaving Ilwace.
P. O. address. Ilwaco. Wash.
. The Seaside tiouse
Is now open te g-aests.
Flrst-Claaa Service la Krery "Way.
Beautiful Walks aad Drives en tHe
Presalse-s
With. Beatta; aad Ft lag; Pawaiawea
Tree bus meets mil traias.
WILKOir SPRINGS STAGE .
aves Or4c Ctty 4llr. ezMf SmAy. at
M A. yu Fare U. Ovecoa CMr aerie
High; Class Prescription Work
AH our prescription lenses are symmetrical and have perfectly smooth
edges, for we employ none but skilled help.- You will not find them Irreg
ular In shape, or choppy and wavy, as
is turned out by cheap help.
Every pair of our lenses match per
fectly and our technical knowledge and
long experience Insure you that they
are optically perfect.
Our quality Is high, but our prices
no higher than you would pay for the
other- kind of work.
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WASHIN'GTOX STREET.
Bet. 4th and 5.
SMOKE
Feifer's Union 5's
UNION MADE 5c CIGARS UNION MADE
POPULAR BECAUSE OF THEIR SUPERIOR
QUALITY AND FINE WORKMANSHIP.
THE ROSENFELD-SMITH CO., Distributors
'Exclusive Wholesale Cigars and Tobacco, PORTLAND, OREGQN
Are required to make a successful 2
optician. Fitting eyes is an exact 2
science, not a matter or guesswork.
Wehavc the experience as wejl as
the best equipped Optical institute
in the Northwest. TRY US.
Years of
Experience
THE
a i -rem Dtrirn
fVMU 1 I IV Ikw I 1 OPTICIAN
OREGONIAN BUILDING
133 SIXTH STREET
SR. W. A. "WISE.
We do crown and brtdgework: without pain.
Our 18 years" experience la plate work
enables us to fit jour, mouth comfortably.
Dr. "W. A. "Wise haa found a safe way to
extract teeth absolute! jr -without pain. Dr.
T- P. "Wise ts an expert at gold filling
and crown and brldgework. Extracting free
when plates or bridges are ordered.
WISE BROS., Dentists
Falling Building, cor. Third and "Wash. Sts.
Open evenings till 0 o'clock. Sundays from
B to 12. Or Main 2029.
A ' KIM RAU. HALL
Americanos ROBERT C. VOSE
VatOnSGr V & XjOTj 32o Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
of JfecUaad BrsataUe Art. Sixty eminent Instruc
tors. UariTalcd XreeAeTutare Teachers tralnlss
department. Diploai. CertiAcates. free Riul prtlai
tcoirfeip- FJJ trm besiMSt-ll, Ig- Catalogs w -, T w- o r
Mfree. Jkx J.'ttlX&Ti-rU HIGH'CLA S, S
EtchIbk- Hihlbltlona.
la addlUon to tae dally free exhlblUona TTv T TV T T TVT0
gives at the National Cash Register Audi- LJ t I Xl I I 1X1 I '
tori am evening entertainnsents will be given l I 1 li 1 I I V XL J
Wedse4ar. Tharsday and Friday evening ' '
at 8. Public is cordially Invited. S. J. PAT
TERSON. Director N. C R. Exhibits. r-
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