UOV HILL'S SrEECH,
Tha following li an extract from a
speech delivered by Gov. I till a few day
ago before the Hendrlckt Club at Indian
apolis. The Indictment U a tcvere, but
truthful one s "O-ir countrjf U making
a remarkable chapter tn her hint or-. A
ttrange spectacle Is that with which her
people l ave been confronted at the teat of
government A part, excluded for four
year from control of the administration
and legislation, now vested with power In
all branches of government. It riding
rough ahod over the precedent and prac
tlce of a century, exercising power never
Intended to be conferred upon the majority,
violating the tradition and principle of
the republic, Invading the private right of
Individual, encioachlng upon the prerog
ative of tate, threatening the Integrity
of the constitution and.sorlousl y under
mining the foundation of our free Insti
tution. An era of partisanship ha been
begun such a ha characterised no period
of our history save that of the war. The
Interest and welfare of the country are
forgotten and neglected In the wild scram
ble for the spoils of victory, while In the
Insatiate greed for power a. id In the tyran
nical usurpation of authority no party ha
ever shown more flagrant disregards! the
right of a minority.
"These are not the prejudiced utterancr
of a political opponent. They are the care
fully considered words of one who believe
that strict adherence to the theory of our
governmental system I essential to the
preservation of American Institutions
The leniency of the republican party Is
. towards the subversion of those Institu
tion. Indlvdual liberty, local self-government,
right of state, popular sovereignty
equal privilege, pure and economical ad
ministration are all Imperilled in the reck
less stride which that body I making to
ws! ds centralization In government. The
federal system which our forefather
planned ha been In operation a century.
Under It wise provisions we have pros
pered as no other nation under the sun.
It ha been subjected to severe test, but
ha been preserved In most of It original
Implicity. Time hs vindicated the wis
dom of it fine division of poorer, but now
when the land I peaceful and prosperous,
. with no unusual condition which might
justify even a (light straining of constitu
tional limit, the party in control of the
government 1 breaking down the safe
guard of liberty upon no more justifiable
ground than the perpetuation of its own
power.
"The record which this party has made
In It brief- restoration to power Is the
grett political Issue befoie tha people. It
I the sudden developement of iiamiito
nlanlam Intensified but undignified by such
creditable motives. It involve various
phases tyrannical methods, abuse of priv
ileges, huge schemes of extravagant ex
penditure, legislative favoritism by enact
ment of high tariffs, arbitrary laws and
malicious interference of federal authority,
but In all phases It stands for the unwar
ranted usurpation of power on the part of
(he general government.
"I beg your indulgence while I remind
you of what this brief but eventful record
consist and urge your efforts a patriots
and as partisans against the dangerous
growth of centralization which it threat
en. Congressional representation! Let
us see what this pai ty has done in congress
In the first place, for the period of three
months the majority prevented the adoption
of any rule for the guidance of the house
of reprcsenatlves, fearing that by right
usually thus reserved to minorities the
majority might be checked In their effort
to Increase their representation In the mat
ter of contested seats. Such a course had
never before been pursued slme the or
ganization of the government. Acting
without rules, the House proceeded to
consider election cases. An autocratic
speaker refused to recognize democratic
reprcsenatlves, and in quick succession
democrat after democrat was ousted from
hi teat and their places given to republi
can. Leu than a quorum voted and less
than a majority was arbitrarily decided
sufficient for the consummation of the out
rage. There was no pretense of fairness.
There was no consideration of the cases
upon their merit. There was little or no
discussion tolerated. A protest even was
txarcely permitted. The republicans
needed the seat held by their opponents,
and they took them. It was larccncy .plain
and simple, Democratic reprcsenatlves
who apparently were allowed to be present
only by the "courtesy" of the majority
could merely sU silently by and witness
the wrong perpetuated. The speaker re
fused to recognize any appeals from his
decision. Such proceeding are not only
a disgrace to our American congress, but
opposed to American Instinct. It re
main to be seen whether the fair-minded
and conservative electors of this country
will sustain tne majority In their reckless
course. 1 do not believe they will. It
ha been my observation that such politi
cal crime only react upon their authors.
No political party can long endure whose
. (uccess I based upon fraud, perjury and
usurpation. The day of retribution soon
er or later surety comet.
David P Thompson is out In along letter
In the Eugene State Journal attempting
to explain why he was defeated. It were
better to crop the subject. David adds
nothing 10 the general estimate in which
he it held by taying that certain classes
of men who voted against him were
Ignorant. The truth I that he was beaten
mainly because the people feared he would
'ack In official integrity.
And, now, again the cheering new goes in
all direction that Oregon will have fair crops
again. Potatoes will be an abundant crop,
Fraiti and berries will more than fill the de
man 1. Good price would make timet excel
lent, hut the prospect of the passage of the Mc
Kinley and ihe consequent distrucrion of foreign
commerce makes the outlook anything but
hopeful.
How much honesty can be expected in elec
tions in the south when such scalawags at
cheated the nation out of lit rightly . elected
president in 1 876 shall be called upon to sup
ervise, count, and make returns, of th votes
cast for congressmen. And it is just this kind
of men that will be selected to do the dirty,
fraudulent work expected of these supervisors
in the south.
Tie majority of 5 153 votet given to
Pennoyer for governor is titling very
heavy on the stomachs of republican
newspaper men who declared before the
election In the most tangulne war that the
people of Oregon would never elect a
free trade" governor, no, never.
At the last state election t lere wts fi be
ween ths democratic nd republican csndi
dates for the legislature in Wallowa county.
On Ust Monday a special election was hjld
when the same two candidates were ruo
(;in. The drmocrat wat elected.
Judge ripe wi 1 preside at a special term of
court to be held i Eugene July 14 to '-y some
ri,;ht of way suit brought by Oregonian Rail
w iy Co.
STICK TO THE FACTS.
The Pendleton 7V sayst
Oregon, Ith her nearly 70.0CO vote
cast fur congressmen , ha but one rcpre
cnatlve In the lower house, while Georgia
ha ten reprcsenatlves for a total of 17.475,
or but little more than one third of the
vote of Oregon."
It I upen such false statements at the
above that the republicans are attempting
to build up asen'tmcit that v.111 sustain
them In passing the federal elections bill
The Tritnn knows that the bad of rep
resentation In congress was the census re
turns of iSSo which gave O.-egon one rep.
resenatlve, having 374,000 people. Now,
there has been a large Increase of popula
tion since then, which account for the
heavy vote. Iut It sayt Georgia hat ten
repretenatlve for 37,475 votes. The 7W-
hun either knew not what It was talking
about, or it willfully inlsrcptescnted the
matter. The vo'.c cast f jr congress in
Georgia wat uo.SSS. Why did the 7'ri
m Us the mark so widely f Will It dts.
abuse the minds of lis readers by correct
ing the mistake It made? The Ttibmtt
without the least reguid to facts says :
"The thirteen Cungrvssinen of Indiana
represent nearly twice a many votes as
were cast tor the thirty congressmen frm
the four stales of South t'arollna.M Uslsslp-
pi, weorgu anil lAullana; Indiana k
gregate vote being 4TI.07S, while Ihe com
bined vote f the lour slate named sm no
more than 1511,31 1."
Now, the truth Is, that the lour states of
Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and .South
Caiotlna cast 4 iO,jS votes (or congress
Instead of 350.J11. livery man known
that the republican patty Iti Ihe miu'.Ii ha
no organisation except in a (cw localities.
Their committees meet a-id resolve to put
no ticket In Ihe field, and tlirn tvmpluln
that they have been intiiniJ.Ucd. The
truth Is that la many of the cUctlons !
the south the democratic as wills the u
publlcan vote is not brought out. This
truth, Is made to appear by computing the
election returns for president In Louisiana
in 1SS4 whh the returns for governor In
iSSS. Tne demociatlc vote for president
in iSi4 was 63,519 and the democratic vote
for governor In April iSSS was 137,357
making a difference of 73.73S. The repub
lican vote for president In 1SS4 was 46,3471
but the republican vote for governor in
April tSSS was 51,471 an Increase over
that party' presidential vote of 5,1 34. The
reason of this Is found In the fact that that
parly made a very earnest campaign for
governor, thinking, that owing to some
division in the democratic party they
would be enable to elect their governor.
But It Is necessary to have something to
place before the people as an excuse for
some of the most infamous legUlatlon
ever proposed In this country, and this is
the kind of "facts' to be used for that
purpose.
WORSE TH AN SlIOTUl'V.
Republican papers just at this time ate
engager In showing up what Ihey call un
fair congressional representation In the
south. If they will inquire Into the
figures below, they will find that republi
can gerrymandering is more effective than
the so-called irtlmldation in the south ;
Congressional Vote, iSSS.
Stale Rep. vote. Dcm. vote.
California U4,Si6 11
Connecticut.... 74. 5 "4.930
Iowa 3 1 1,59s 177
Illinois 37M73 34s.7i
Michigan 33"',37 iUS')
Minnesota 143,493 l4.3s5
Massachusetts.. I'j.tyJ IS'&S
Nebraska oS-35 80,553
New York f'48.759 653,757
New Jersey M4.344 5M3
Onlo 416,054 3-A455
Pennsylvania... 536,091 446,633
Rhode Island. .. 2i,'.A 753
Wisconsin 16,533 '5.3J
Totals 3.3S6JS9 3,074, 1 65
14 States poll 660,564 voles.
14 States elect 173 congressmen.
3.3S6379 rcpub'lcan vote elect 120
3,073,165 democratic votes elect 47
313,334 republican votes elect 79
3,9:3 votes elect a republican
65,407 voles elect a democrat.
The gerrymander is more effective than
a shot-gun.
..J-."1 , . .. -sTS
kKVVAUDOF It Kill I.
Some two a.onthaago.or mire, ancfloit
was made by the citizens of Portland, by a
subscription of $ J. 000 ,00 In bends, a new
railroad enterprise aruich would be of great
benefit to that city. W S Ladd esq liberally
subscribed $S,oco while Mr D Thompson
esq. did not subscribe one dollar. They
each have received their reward. Ladd
has been removed from the vice presidency
of the N P Railroad Co., ar. office with a
salary of $Sooo per annum, and Thomp
son ha received that fat sinecure. This
lead us to remark, in the language of the
preacher, "that thcr be just men unto
whom It happeneth according to the work
of the wicked; gln,th:re be wicked men(
to whom it happeneth according to the
work of the righteous; I said this I also
vanity." E:clcsiatcs 8 chap. 14 verse.
IT WILL NOT DO IT.
The proposed federal lection law causes
bitter denunciation in the south. An hon
est man need never fear the law. The
storm of protest would seem to indicate
that an tionest ballot, which is all the bill
aim at, is not desired there. Wttt MJ.
Cut past experience slums that such a
law would not secure an honest ballot or
a correct count. The object of this law is
to take the management of election in the
south out of the intelligent, property-hold
Ing citizen and put It into the hand of
such men as composed the Infamous re -turning
boards of Louisiana and Florida
in 1876. Every body knows what such j
board would do. No the concoctors of
this new election scheme do not want an
honest ballot. They are determined, light
or wrong to perpetuate themselves in
power.
The silver conference cfl.mnitte ha com
promised the difference on stiver between the
two house of congress. They have agreed
that the secretary of the treasury shall purchaser
4,500,000 ounces per month end to issue thee
on silver certificates redeemable upon demand
in lawful money, Bullion redemption it given
up by the house nd tte senate yields up un
limited coinage.
Governor Nichols of tauisiana had the cour
age of bit conviction. He vetoed the infam
ous Uittery bill While hit course may not be
approved by a majority of the people of bit
own state, a large majority of the best people
of the cation will heartily appiove the veto.
Republican papers are busy in telling how
much antagonism there it between Cleveland
and Hill. These paper should spare their
pain. Governor Hill hat too much good
tense to antagonize Cleveland, and Cleveland
only anlaganizet the robber tariff anu its de
fender. - "
" '-
election bill it about at puerile a it it p.nu
san. Ihe whoUtcheme i an infamous one to)
cheat the people, and no amount of explaining .
and apologizing will blind ihe eye of the peo-
pie to thi. fact, r . '- - I
(Crura ourrseaisr oirrwumiiit,)
VSIMNUTOl.
Wasiiinutox, June 30, 1 Sy .
Ilefore Cleveland was elected President,
It was the general argument, that In rplte
of the many corruptions, and general In
efficiency of many preceding adtninlstiv
tlot,stlll It would not do to trust the dem'
ocrats with the management of the Intri
cate machinery rf a great government.
The republicans had conducted affairs
to long, and the democrats "were out" tor
to great a period, that this argument act
ually prevailed with a great many people
Hut the cry will not he heard again.
The smooth running of the government
machinery under the direction of demo
cratic engineers Is prominent In the mem
ory of the people. In broad distinction to
the old Idea that the democrat of the
I nlted States constituted particular class,
entirely devoid of either principle or abili
ty, and unfit for responsible trusts It the
aspect now presented by the republican
administration.
The very men, who kept up Ihchuo and
cry during these past years have shown
that Individually, and collectively, Ihe re
publican parly Is Itii lilt lent and unfaithful.
That the harangues mude for political el
ect, during pat campaigns were Insincere
in their delivery, and republican HilliLI wis.
unfaithful to the trusts lepoM-d In them by
the people.
Ihe president and secreta-y ti stnH
have watched the foolish menuris of
Cnj;rcss ami cnvl'BvoiiU prrii'nny , 10
prevent ihe irpuhlieatis making nn es
peclid exposure -f the patty ;unl killing Its
future prospect,.
Tttit the member tf cngies went on
from bad to wore and were ulim.l to com
mit what would linvc licen " I lie Lupur
doniblc Slit' to the adtuhiiVtMtinii; when
the president wstdilven to use severe and
savage method, to iu-ad tliem off In their
Inline career.
There are naturlly, a few men. In every
assembly, of too good a disposition to com
mit wrongs, and necessarily, loo honest
and wise to be Identified with the cotn
temptlble legUlatlon of the prcicnt con
gress except In denouncing It.
Mr Huttcrwoith, one of the most dlstln
gulshed member of the House, Is extreme.
Iy antagonistic to everything, so far done,
by congress, relating to Ihe tariff.
He recently said that the republican
who was not gratified with the presidents
atc free trade message, did not understand
the political situation, and that the heroic
treatment of the president was absolutely
necessary when It was delivered to save
the party, lie said that It s not Jlfficutl
to discover, In the 'restless discontent
which ha grown up under the partial op
eration of our tariff, a sure harbinger of
ihe overthrow of those who defend and
uphold the extravagant rates of duty now
imposed. "What i our situation ar a
party"? he sa s. The tariff . ui.rev Ucd
and no consoling prospect that the senate
will do more than transpose the exorbitant
rales that abound l.i the present schedule
The republican parly seems to have los
Its appreciation uf ihe common sense of the
country. The federal ciccii m law, which
Is now occupy lug the attention of congress
appears, merely an attempt to aimlnister
sugar coated poison; as ohviou In It pur
port as the old fable of ICsop's concerning
the wolf and the lamb.
The bill begins with hypocrisy and ends
with a piece of chicanery, slocc it pretends
to have general application, but alms only
al the south. It means that the south
must be made to vote the republican
ticket. There U a title" fight between Ihe
democratic and republican members on
the subject, bul of rouracthe majority will
prevail, unless rrce'it blnndcis he open
ed its eye.
The senate has passed the bill admitting
Wyoming, notwithstanding the ridiculous
and absurd constitution of the would be
state. Every democrat voted against Iv
1IIK IJ1S !.; II".
The OrtfmtifiH says;
"The news that China is likely to retaliate
upon the United States for the exclusion of
bcr people fiom this country, hy shutting
Americans out e.f Ihe Celestial empire, ought
to create no turjuise. As a matter of simple
jutire,a republic oul.t to le ready 10 concede
all that il demands, whether it I e in tlx line of
national cou.loy or of inteirstionl traffic."
Now, let us apply this logic to the m iller
of excluding a n;, lion's trade by the mcsns of a
piotective tariff, Tl ithcn woulj be the ar
gument: "1 he news that foreign nations are
likely to retaliate upon the United Slate for
the exclusion of their trade by meant f a pro
lective lariff ought to create no surprise. As
a matter of simple justice, a republic ought to
be read) to concede ail thai it demand. .wheth
er in the line of n i.innal c urlesy or of interna
tional traffic. It is just this logic that makes
ISIaine favor reciprocity. The world will very
sojn come lo reciprocity,
L MJ.I
The wcodpcckcr his a tlnee baric. 1 tongue
like a Kijinn's spear, with which il draw Out
the worm which it hat excited by i's tapping.
The clam feeds with a sip .on, and the oyster
with it beaid. Ihe t.ipeonn has neither
mouth nor itmnach, but just lies along and
absorbs the already digested food through its
skin.
THE RK4T OF tflNDER
Knervatat tho system, red unit the viUiity,
aod weakens the entrijius. In this condition,
tn body readily fail a victim to dit-n-ise.
Fortify tint systxm apawt these dehi iUling
ir.fliitocei, by tuktng Or 1 1 ilior'a llyd'ssliue
l!e. Virstive. Itcnablr the uiTtrillvesNstdin
to nbjurb snliioii.t iiDiiri.hmi-nl to kep the
body vigorous ami h-lthy,au'i in a lit cc.11
iki.iu to resisl diM:a'-e
S;rofulous erujitious, such as pimp.,
ditolorstiou of the skin. S-cially on fsoe,
are caused by impure blood tud will d nap
pes r rao;dly by usiiij ffundcr' Oergoo
ICood I'uiilitr.
AT J iH. V. POM tlx A CO'
Fin- oranges,
Early Ro-e and other potatoes,
Cookies and crackers,
. Dried fruits.
Uresh garden products,
Al! inds canned goods,
Oa'.men!, corn meal, l;oi.r, etc.,
t ickles, relisncs, etc.
Everything found anywhere.
Si'Krao and Summer Dkmcacikk. Tho
(urgent and fluent line of foreign and do
mestic woolen in spring and nuinnier
novelties jut received aim in ready for
Inspection at
Zaches & Son,
Merchant Tailors and Draper,
Opposite Tost Office.
At Conn & Hkndkicmon'h. The fresh
est berries and fruits in the city.
The latest vegetables in the market.
A large and choice line of canned good.
Some splendid brands of teas and cof
fees. No snaps.but reliable.straight bargains.
All kinds of groceries and produce, acd
a fine stock of crockery ware.
Good treatment and low prices. ''
-
t'nahkvs big stock to select from at J
F Powell tl Co' -
Win I.eavk the Street. Delivery
wagon will Wve the street in the fore
noon on first trip at 8 o'clock, sharp:, sec
ond trip at 10 o'clock; third trip at 1 1 :i
o'clock. Albany Delivery Cor
ivVDiM suMnea uuousne. tne late
WeU,-, jj r:aival fr n 'titn.if.icN
rs by express. Simuhx E You.vo
. . .,
" anted, cow 1 to pattuif.
WooDi-fc tWBoi
tr WITHER t UOV III LIE I IK MO. If,
Oi tlio Oregon Btnt WVtither Bureau,
co-operating with U. 8. Signal Service,
Cohtral Ollloo, Portland, Oregon, for
tlio week t'lullng Saturday, July 6th,
1HH0:
wtc.vritKtt.
The forepart of tlm week wan extreme
ly warm, latter part cool ami eloiuly,
wllh local raliu to-tlny.
Tlio temperature rangetl from IH) to 108
degree 011 Juno iltuli and luly lot, in all
part of tin' Htnle. exrent ulonur the fount.
I local tliuuili-r slinwetH prevailed on the
hiHt tw o day of Juno and lirat day of
July. On hme -Utli a very Novure thun
der Kturnt, aeeompiuilcd with rain and
hail wan experienced a few inllea liortlt
of tirnnla rann, Jonephino county
riii)irt.
Tlio extreme lieatof the forepart of Iho
week did very little injury to crop. The
weather durinir the latter part of the
week w an very Itenelleial to tlio growing
crops), l ull w heat In now generally naht
the point thai the weather coul
(I Injure
it. Siitinir w heat in doinir remarkably
well, and if no uiiforHee n catiMea interfere.
the yield will lie much greater than anti
etpaled. The warm weather wan ltenetl
iiUtoeotn which 1h grow ing well.
Columbia rotiittw report liny a fair
crop, 011 upland very good ; in WiihIi
ington nullity hay in an live rune, crop; in
Ouckiuiniri county fall what will In
ready to cut inmdi- two week, crop will
Ih an avcratfo one or more, mriiik( w heal
and out truwiiirf well ; in Yamhill, 1'olk,
Mnrioii, lii'iitoii mid l-uito the w heat out
look 1 very protuiMing, npring wheat will
inn ko morn than Kim expectud.corii.oiits,
hop and hay will averae well. Codlin
moth ilinn mime damage, full wheat w 111
nooii If ready to cut.heieU are well tilled.
In PoiigiiiK county iood eropiiare now b
tturi'd. Jonephitie and JncMoii countiea
will have fair cereal crop. Fruit crop
will Iv lurx, except pencliec, meloliH
promise to !' plentiful, U-rrioH are. in
abundance, t'httwip, Tillamook, Coos
and Currv couultea w ill have very good
croim, fufly tip to the average.
liny 1 itiitu generally retiortea tone
abort in WpMlcru Oregon mid reported to
l nu nveraro crop in Hunter 11 Oregon.
Wusco county ban iudicatioiia of a tauter
w heat crop itian for yearn, the name for
Morrow county. Sherman and (iilliam
countiea report average crop. In Uma
tilla mid Union couutiea report indicate
a yield of from 30 to 50 lumliel er aero.
Wallowa, linker. Crook, tirant and Inter
ior counties bid fair to make average or
more than average yield. Tho preoent
outlook i inoxt encouraging for a lino
barvt'Ht throughout.
K. K. Vmh k,
Ol.wrvcr U. S. Signal Service.
.Wmt.-iiit l)ire-tor Oregon Weather Ilii
reau :
"lUNHMON WOltMK rosrorNUKti."
Las! week tie Orrgtm'nn s-iid:
"Xuhody denies the itfct.t of the slates 10
elect their ow n oflicert in their own way, but
the state have no tiht to do as they please in
the election cf coiigicumsn snd pieudcnl."
Thii means, if it meant anything, that con
gress ha the libt lo picsciihe the manner of
eiciling I residential ctfctois. In Mo.xioy's
issut it says:
residential elcrtors, i' ought lo IhI under
stood, me purely ile ofiK-ei, They rif.nm
!l their functions wi'Mn ihe states, and send
the sealed result s:f their delileratioii to Wash,
ington. Congrr has no moie control over
ihe manner of their choice than il his over the
election of goteimut uf states.
Here that tef forcibly lays dottn the rule
that M.-Us skne ran determine Ihe manner uf
electing president!! e!ec!o-s. That pap
seems to I uttci'.y in the dark on this subject
and mike "confusion worse confounded" of
the whole subject.
TJSLEGRAPHIC NEWS
The He will Harder.
roari ANi., July S, 1KS9. The following
particulars givrnof the murder of C II Hewitt
by Charles Ilclgar.lr, the saloon keeper, al
Seltsood. I.ssl night the two men were diink
ing together in the Clajton taUmn, op-oite
Helgardc't tnj'el, and both are said lo have
been under the influence of liouor. About 11
(o'ckjck, lir!j;iiide, 'io was living a time, prs-
vaiica on iirMi't 10 accompany luin bome.
This Icoenoon Ihry were seen tigcthcr again,
still dunking, I.e.ivini; Clavtcn's saioon they
returned to llclg-irdc's house. Shoitly after
noon people heanl the report of three pistol
shots issue bom the house. A few moments
afterard Heit was ictn to come out of Ihe
back door, closely followed by liclgarde carry,
ing a shot gun. Alter g.inj; a short Jlistance
lie 10 frll on Is i knee. Rising to his feet he
again startrd to run, when Jlcigarde raised Ihe
shot "n to liis shoulder and hied. I lew lit
ran distance of alsvut foiiy fcrt and fell on hi
face. I'-). nndcis tuslied to him and turned
him over, llegnveonc and exjiiic-l.
After llcsviit lu I f.iilrn bclardc returned to
the houc. In a few minute the Conner and
deputy sheiilf arrived at the scene of the kill
ing. While Ihe body of Hewitt was licing
cared lor, a deputy sticntl went lo the house
for lh purpose of arresting I'rlirde. Going
into the ooni, the deputy found In in lying on
the floor in a pool of blood, dead, wiih bit
throat cut fiom ear to ear. holding a blood
stained ranr in his light hand. The trouble
arose over I lew lit getting a divorce for Mi
Uclgudc,
Tara Ik Plrees,
Okeoos Ct rv, Juiy 8. George Way 'aged
'S began tending a picker this morning, and
thi afiersoon hi hand was caught and litteily
loin lo tiiece, by the fine teeth oa the cylinder
and hclotc the machine could he stopped hit
hand was drawn in up lo the wrist and h was
cm led up on the fceilboard with his hand fast.
Mcfot he could I freed the tolls had to be
bioken wi'h a sledge hammer. The hand wts
amputated above the wiist,
ae.eallna Strikers,
New York, July 8. The thermometer at
90, and under the scorching sun, about 7000
locked out cloak maker paraded through the
ptincipal streets to-day, while ihe striken
were in Union Square. Secretary Garside de
livered a brief address, in which he taid he
hoped the men would be of good cheer and use
no violence, for Ihey were about lo meet with
success. A projected ms meeting for this
evening was abandoned.
Ilrnlitl While Capurrs.
i.ouisvii.i.K, ju:y a. v lute cop outritgct
have broken out afresh in Harrison county,
Ind. Last night a hand of nearly thirty visit
ed the county poor house and took Superintend
ent John 1 1 DciiIkjc from his bed and gave him
iwctuy uve msnes on 111s uare tieay. lie wai
chained with maltreating Ihe inmates. Hick
ory switches were used in his castig.illon, and
he was vry s;verely handled. Hi flesh wa
cut in places and he was left bruised, bleeding
ami almost iiirensioit.
IMrfu' an Oal We;).
La Guanine, JJuly 8. Dr J W Strange,
supervisors of census for the second district of
Oregon, to-day announced the approximated
population of the four leading cities of Eastern
Uregon, as loiiwii I he .Dalles 3000, I'endie
lon 2600, Bof City and La Grande, each.
2500. Thes flpire are not up to what was
expected t y soiuj and not what wnt expected
by the supervisor himself, but it is all the pop.
nation these cities have, at the work 11 gener
ally conceded to have been well done by the
various enumerator.
Am Eastern CjeUne,
Fakuo, N. DJuly F. Thi city wat visit
ed this morning by the severest wind sto-m
ever known here. It began r.t 2:30 o'clock
and continued half an hour, i' rlier in the
night there was sorre indications ( r. in, and
al-out midnight it began to thumlvi ci .1 lightn
ing. The ind first began to blow 1 .. in the
ronth, but suddenly shifted to the 1.. i thwest
and in a very short time it was blowing a hur
ricane. The three electric towers were on
blown down, leaving the city in darkness, that
wat relieved only by vivid flashes of lightn
ing. The appalling discovery was toon made of
the death of seven' cliild-en of tbe late Captain
jamet McCarthy, who died only a few weekt
ago. The children, who were at home wilb
their mother, sought safety in a coal bin. where
they were all crushed to death. The mother
wat also seriously injured but it is thought the
will recouver. ,
Minneapolis, Minn., Juiy 7. Tbe ttorra
which broke over this city at 9: 1 5 this morning
was never equaled in this part of Minnesota,
while 525,000 damage to property wat done
ill this city, besides a numlier of people being
injured, So far at reported there it no lost of
life in this city.
Nat Trae,
Washinoton, July 7. A tcnsallonal arti
cle It printed to day lo th eflcct that theUrit-
iih minister, Sir Julien rsunccforle, had brok
en oil ltchrlng tea negotiation! with Mr lllaln
and notified him that if American revenue cut
ter scir.ed ny sealer carrying Ihe Itritish flag
iiruisn warship would rrccver the in I y lore
If necessary. Stories of lids kind hav appear
ed frequently during the past year and this
par'icuiitr story was this evening ofliclally den
led by Sir Julien 1'aunJeforte,
An KaarmttH I lad.
Dknvkk, July 7. New tpicial from
Tlncup, Colorado, give an account of the
most womletful discovery of gold tver reported
In the world, The find is 1 x miles from Tin
cup on Cross mountain, nd I owned by Mc
Co'mick & Lewi, llctwcen two linct thcr
are most ten feel in thickness, the lower six
feel of iron hearing quails of flee gold. The
lowest assay fiom this rot k it f 440 per ton.nnd
mere are specimens which put through a com
mon mortal returns Jjo.ooo in cold to th ton
Two men are now taking out $5000 each per
day. If this streak U only one yard In depth
and extends Ihe full length of Ihe claim (1 500
feet,) llieie sie $561,000 in cold n II. If the
dip goes down 10,000 feel it is woilh 87,
470,000, The aveiaga value is placed at
flooo per Ion. The rxciirment over the dis
Coveiy is inii use, HI,. iliuus.iuda of milieu me
tuiing into the Camp,
CwimI fur Mi'Uuls,
llAIO.M KiMiUH. l.a,. luly 7. Governor
Nichols this .ificiiioou leiuincd lo Ihe home
without his approval the now fun uus lottciy
hill, In his ve o measure w huh Is of great
length, ha rcfci- lo his tncssnge al the opening
of Hit setsion sniii quliiii; Otis i-isla'ioii i nil
Ufiiig its instant irjei.tlon for v 10 ions teastms
I lin set lor.
Lirals Caased fetter I lUalha,
Nkw YokK.July 6 A special to the Herald
fiom I'oit ol Spain to-lsy says: A fatal rnli
ro4i sci idcnt hu just been caused hy locusts
on the line of the Central railioad.td out tvtenty
miles fiom Caracas- It appears that an engine
and car had been dispatched to pick up woik
men employed on construction of the road and
bring them to Caiacas to receive their pay.
When going down a steep grade Ihe engine
dashed through a swarm of locusts on the rails.
These pesis, at they were crushed hy the
wheels of the locomotive and car, formed an
oily substanc which made the Hack so slip
pcry thai the brake could no longer hold the
train to ihe tails. The engine, dashing down
at a terrific speed, bounded from the line at a
curve, and ran into the side of a mountain.
The driver and firemen jumped otf, and in do
ing so, sustained severe injutic. Another
engine was telegraphed for fiom Caracus, and
a foreman and gang of men accompanied hei
with appliances to replace the runs y engine
on Ihe 1 ails. At the same steep grade, how
ever, enjjine No a also tame into collision with
locusts, this time with fatal re ults. The en
gineer lost sit control of his engine. As it
dashed down the incline through tin tunnel it
left Ihe rsils al Ihe same curve at whkh th
first locomotive and ear had come lo grief and
telescoped them. So terrible was the collision
that the engine and rats were broken lo pieces
Three men weie instantly killed and hfteen
more or less seriously Injured. One pour fel
low in attempting to jurnporl the engine as it
as going through Ihe tunnel, Ind Ins brsin
knocked out, los killed weie huiied C-atbe
spot.
A Havel 41b.
J"l IKT. CI,, July 6. The Fourth of July
was ce rbralcd al the Juliet prison in an 01 igm
at manner. Al 7 o'tWk Warden liortgrtn
marshalled his force of I400 men in line and
marched them to the jasl si-le where Ihe Older
was given to break tanks. The men uttered a
cheer and rushed into each other's ar ns, yelling
lo each other: "Hello Hill!" "How long you
got?" , hen did you get seltledr" It s sn
animated scene nd an oleryer tnic.hl have
noticsd the Anarchist Nictn rushing wildly
about, when the order was given 10 bteak
ranks, in search of hi fellows I teUleu and
Schwab, When l.e did find them tbe greeting
ws cordial. There were other noted convicts
who came lo the front and attempted 10 hod
their fellows, smong whom were such men as
ilutke, Coughliit aad O'Subivao, the Cronin
murderers, Wheo they met there was a com
parison of notes and experience behind tbe
liars.
TH r-r Tal.
New Yoxk, July 6. Tbe Chinese minister
to Washington, Tsui, anived on I. lirctsgne
to-day. A newspajer correspondent was a
passenger on the same boat, and according to
Ihe reporter, had a king talk with Minister
Tsui, a report of which is printed this morning
His excellency's words are taid to have been
carefully translated by Mr Lee, the official in
terpreter lo tbe Chinese legation. 1 he Cclcs.
lial diplomat is very considerably worried over
recent events in this country, tu far as the
Chinese are concerned.
"Unless the United State government te
peals the law which now excludes my country
men from this cnuntry," taid Ihe diplomat,
"we shall treat Americans to a dose of their
own medicine. I mean we shall exclude the
citizens of :h United States from Ihe Chinese.
henry J Gallagher, M Prim Street, N Y,
writ t "Haviug been troublod with p.int
loback.nd chest dui'ng the last winter I
was oonipollwi to remain at horn anahlo to
atti-nd to business, until I was advised by a
frieod t3 try one of Alleock' Porous Plas
ter. After applying one to my ct and
on to my back, In thrse hour I fouud relief
which I had not gt it over thre mnnths.
I cheerfully recommend them to person
having apiual weskness and lung trouble. "
f lalerest ls Uarssi Owners.
Horses lxarded by tbe day or week at
L Fenders stables. All driving or other
borscs will be well caretl for.lxnng under
the immediate charge of Mr Fred Moiat.
Charges will tie very reasonable. Fann
ers borscs will also be furnished with tbe
liest of accommodations. Owners of good
borscs will always find sale for tbe same
at this stable at good prices. IStabtcs lo
cated on Sixth and Klfswortb street, one
block south of school buildicg.
Te Carpet Buyer.
We have just received a new line of
carpets, consisting of the latest styles
and patterns, both in Brussels and
Woolens. Our stock is the most com
plete in tbe city, and in fact.too largo for
this market. In order to reduce our
stock we have concluded to make a fur
ther reduction in prices our loss, your
gain. We invite you to inspect our stock
before purchasing elsewbeie. Get our
prices and be convinced. '
A. B. McILWAIN.
VVaix Papkb. -I havo Just received
ro:n tho eaut a largo iitvoiceof wall pa -oer,
Irorderg, decorations, etc., including
the plain ingraina which are becoming
very popular. These gooda are better
tylea and cheaper tlmn ever before.
Ssmuil E Youno
A Bio Load. The last steamer did one
good thing for Albany. It brought a large
supply of apricots, orarfce. lemons, pota
toes, squashes, beans, pea, cucumbeu,
cauliflower, tomatoes, etc., and left ttie.n
at J F Powell & Cot.,where the ben In the
murket can al way be found.
New embroideries, flouncing, lace
flouncing in cotton and silk, black and
cream. Lace In Imitation point, also new
designs In black and white lace, Including
Vandyck and Elfel Tower. New ruching.
Samukl E Young.
Thi Trade Mai k on a stove
mean it I the best that ex
peiUnce and skill can con
trive. Sold only by Smith
& Sender.
Corsets, Corset.
We make a specialty of ladle and mlsset
fine -oret and waists'. We also have a
drive in a French tatine corset at 75 centt
extra gooa vaiue.
SAMURZ. E YOUNG.
Albany Building & Loan
Association. Fourth series
now open. Only 50 shares to
sell. Those wishing stock in
this teriet must apply soon to
Jay VV Blain,
. Secretary.
l-ttur Ijlst.
Following is tU lii-t of loiter remalninir
lo tlm 1'o.t Ollion. All any. Mnuoountv.Or.
(ton, July lOih, 18110. Parson exiling for
these Itttttr must uiv the date on which
they ret advnrtisud 1
Hilling, Mis A
' Camming, 3 II
ilrimlers'in, Mr 8 II
Killarkey, Jsmes
Martin, A K
Murphy, Johny
Kohmson, U W
Tnoinss.Mrs JnnriU
R. Tiiomchom, P. M,
Gilmor. John II
Kralgtr, Mr Carl
lnne, II A
Mxspolt, Mis (
I'sttprson. Frd
Ti!d. lien
itm.. c.n. wti'apt.
rr. T. . utimrt, of 410 tiny St," write, "I
bsva tor yrars had spells of Indigestion and dls
K'la, and Jrlod nrarly evr rytlilntr. Vlnally I
look a well k nowu Karnannrl'da. II caused pirn
histalireHlt cnitoti my far o wlllmnt helping ma.
lltsrlng (hut Joy's VecelaMu Hnrsapsrlll did
Oct contain mineral, and might rt dltTarently,
I sent for IL Tho Irnpli dlsaptx-nrcd Immedi
ately, and i hn-t no morn returns t I bo old
ipslls." Alllmiicli l!.r ittiove was wrltlnn a ear
rtii, Mrs. Htunrt now l!ei.i lit KrmimiMK-y cf Its
llcets, Ha, s !; tLns s:i oncatslimid doso la
suppress n symptom t.( ri tniii and t:.ri-. slio has
ts-'idrt r 1 im;.ii-,J over lirrrdd lrm;bb'.
V'TM'Hl- HKI'KHV UVKV I'll AT
i i n 11 'ivii.-rs r riiilroi) hy or
dirii-M r . lit- -1.111 anil r"iriov all
1 hi .lUs. h 1 I ..'mi, xn.iis w(1 urowlng
uimn tin Ir pom nti rnl tipiii tha it rum
mlj iIi.Imu ii..rt-i wl hUl till oil V llrrilts
i f AlbarM r.i't fl liu to do no will I e
lMl.1.1 o M I.IK- 'I. ,l
Albi.il J i'y (i:n, isU
J. N IIOKKMAM.
"ny Marahal
S1
1 1 11 K I lOl.UKlW MKK riS: -NOTI 2K
I- h..r. r.y stiVMii that - ariioul ini it-
lln 1 I .l -ckli.i-lnro( lh I spI'Ml liolrl ar.rl
Sil vr Miiii-i j O r. ciins'didstc I of th oil
of S drill, Oregon, will he hold at the tlf'n
of th eompsny in said ei'.y, on the soo-ind
Ihursdsy llm 14th day i.f August. IS'JO, al
3 o'clock r M. for the idtolio.t of director
and for such othsr busiues a msy eom I
for Ihe mwtinK.
.S,!em, Or., Junn 3. IHS0.
J II Hran it.rit, secretary
ONKY.-IIome capital lo loan 011
Il i tprovoj anourity. tr k Mor is r
i
"ti. ll-
il K tale anil Jnvurane llroaar,
From atreet, op cmiie the Uns
lloursn.
T
10 ItKNT. A furoishl outta, five
room, with or without piano, f thr
month, luipor at this olllos.
Eugene City Bonds For Sale,
N0T1CK IS IIEttEIJV OirE.N TIIAT
uuiUr th provisions of an mot ft the
tKlslatur of OrKn entitled, An act lo
inc-nrporau lbs City of Fugiti ami to rc
ial sU sets and twrt of act in cotfliut here
with, " tiled lu th otnoa uf th Koeratarv of
Slat. Fvbrnsry 'JOth, 1S9, th common
council of th City uf Kugana will isaua aod
dlpoM uf iho tjnds -f td eily al par vsiu
of from 130.000 to $30.(KM), in dmr-mtna-tii.ns
of from f 100 t" f IUXJ a tha puruhwer
u.sy dssira, psyah'.e 31' sr after ilsl of
issuinu th iiiti, with interest thareon st
Hi rat not lo r su 'I S b"r rnt i r snnsm.
j psysbls srtr.i ir.uIIy.
.Hral ,rnHsis to -u'eh- bi1 Immls
wilt l rs-eelsol by tl ur.ilt tsii.l at
K-ii., Oivk"". unl'l -pt Is', 1190. aad
all t.tnpmat ro-ivd will ha uuiit and
oousi Irr'd on the Sh dsyM SJ-pt, IS'JO, moi
said bond will I diapnocd of tn th parson
or pcraon niaking lb Uwt oiTnr or onr
thfor.
Tha ronnmn eouocil rtwrvaa tha right to
ra)eet sny ami ail props). Hy order of lb
council.
Msy 2It, 1110.
II K IiORRIS.
liscordar f r th City of Kun
The Road to Wealth
Csnnct k tooeststulty trvls4 vH
est 1 sod asallh. Te raca sstaltk or f
eesi4 oltloa I 11! re,ulrt the tall
otsssio aal ope ratio of all tk he
lllt kin aalare ku sfloasf with.
Tkt caadlll easrtol ilst ait th
iKrskal tlsf Is la perfect werkiag
enSsr, thi I lstslbl IX
livtf ss t;lstr torpid, ttiaetre
In th rcrctlea, canting ladtostilo)
and dr;c;i, wiu all f ihlr access
aayfrii berrert.
DR. HENLEY'S
English Dandelion Tonic
Jsrts a tptclfle laDatae er th livr,
icltst II la hith actios, rolt Its
cnrenle Bjorjmntt, snd promsts th
aacrttlon ; eans lodlgttlo and) ctnttl
ptl'o. thtrpsni the appetll. loatt p
thi tntlr tjlr t, and aaks 111 worth
Ihlnj.
.t.v2."gP.?,-JLi"f .l IJIM.iL..
Notice of Final Settle
ment. NOTICK H HERKI.Y GIVEN TIIAT
tha undnrsla-nwl. adinlnlntra'or of
tha"Lnta of 1 1 elan K Allen, dwaed,
b tllod hi final amount with tbe clk
of tha County Court, of Linn county. Or.
iton, nd the ld eourt haa fixed Mou
day, Auxust thts dtb, 1H1K), al 2 o'clock,
pin, to hr-ar objections. If any, to taid
aaoouut and to aellle aald wtata.
B II ALLKIt,
TJ8riraa, Administrator.
Atty for Admr.
Executor's Notice,
NOTICE IS IIEHKOY OIVEN THAT
lh 'iniNrrliiid hai Imiod appointed
by thi. Coumy Court of Linn coonty. Or-
iron. ex-cui..r ol the last will and teata-
tneint wiiil csutnof Jnt Mrtnham, de-
eoni'il, ltf or JnislUi county, Oregon.
All prrsriim having rUlm aglnat aald
entitle arn hereby notified to prew nt them
duty veilllnd at hU realdenee In Albany.
Oregon, within six inontbafrom this da to
June 27lU, lbt)
S M. PENNlMiiTOS
T J Ktitkb. Executor.
Atl'y for Executor.
Referee's Sale.
i-TATK or Oheoon,
C0D.NTY OF Ml'LTXOM.ia
8
Notice is he ruby uiven that hy virlua uf a
d
ecre of p tit ion and order of sala made by
ud t-ntemd tn ih l irouit Cocrt of the state
Hudrntemd tn ih l uouit Coc-rt of the state
of Oregou for Multiiouish county on the 15th
day ol Jiiiif, 18S7, aud an amendatory decree
msdu and eutiired in 'taid Court on th 20th
dsy of September, 18S7, In the partition suit
of Amanda Fliun et al v J R Smith et al.
whereby it waa ordered that the following
real property described a follow tn-wit:
Beginning at point eleven (11) chain and
ix (C) link n rtb, and seven (7) chain and
eighty (80) link west of the southeast corner
of seution rdmteen (19) in township twelve
(12)8outhoflUneefour(4) west, Willam
ette Meridian, aoa running theuoe eaat fifty
ewlit (58) uhains and sixty-four (64) link;
iiieucs uorcn ton itu) ensint ; ihenoeetit
eitfht (8) ohaiu and fifty (50) link ; thence
outli ten (10) chsins ; thoooe south two (2)
degree, thirty (30") minute wet two (2)
chsins and sixty (60) links ; thenoe south
eiKhteeu(18) degree thirty (30) irinntes,et
twenty (20) ohaiu and ninety six (Off) link 1
.kn.u ........ .. . : at; .1.-:..- i ' l .
soDiiuv n... Hji'j.,iA uu uiisiui sun oiniy
sevfcn (87) liuk ; thence north five (5) de
gree and thirty (30) minutea east twenty (20)
unaiua ami innp yyj r in k a ; i.neooe nortn ten
(10) degrees mid thirty (30) minute, west
eleyen (11) th.i i aod seventy (70) link;
ana mend uor in iwency-tix ru; degree,
nest twelve (12) ohain snd thirty (30) links
tn the place of beginning, containing two
huudred and seventy-three (273) aores, more
or less, txnoK situated la Linn county, Oregon,
and being a part nf seotinn nineteen (19,)
twenty sun rnirty i.iu ;tn township (12)
south rni;e fonr (4) west Willsmettn Sleri
dian ; being t'i oonuection with other real
property belonging to the heir of John
Smith, deceased, be told at pnhlic auction,
aoonrding tn law, to the highest bidder.
Now tliertfore, by virtue cf laid decree,
and laid amendment thereto, I, the nnder
signwwho wat duly appointed by taid Court
to sell said real property, will on
Tnesilajr, July 15th, 1890,
at 10 o'clock a. m. at th Court House door
of Lino county, Oregon, tell at public auc
tion to the highest fcidder, foroash.iu pursu
ance to laid deoree, all of the within dc
scrihed real rroperty.
0
C II IUpfety, I
Referee, 1
Russel &
4
IT rV - irJW.
-ix?
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, VVAGONO AND
BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES, IRON, STEEL- CHAIN, COAL, PAINT6,
OILS, WAGON MATERIAL, BABY CARRIAGES, GARDEN
AND GRASS SEED, QUM3 and AMMUNITION.
MARVELOUS
il
DISCOVERY.
Only Crnnlan Hsstrra r.llrmorr Ymtntne.
l-'aar ISaalca l.ttrnra tn sn rruillaa
Jtliatfj vraodrrinit ruir-l.
Krrrr fhH4 ! nslalt siiC'tCv brnc-firrd.
Oroal I 1 utH-nwj u Uf t; s-noisfSvUmc CUssn
.Pr-aiavl-M, altb orilnt nt W'm. A. 11am
tstand. th trtsri4-liM4 HtMNHsi.H in U wi li.wrwi ...
ll'attlfls'.rrf-sitrarl'l.nmpsstM.s-'M, rr-t Crrvt
SJ". J. l. ilrtrklry. I.il.f 4.osTol'wr,rtl
I tvanUs X UirkarJ I'rfsrtor, ti riir,
f I -.. r. W. A Mr, J rf i Isrs, J tulaa. If.
JtrNlaMlS, 4 nSlwrs, SS)l fit trim br
kfCA. lAttk.iriu 1 t uih Ave., X Y.
J
Will & Link,
OPERA HOUSE
MUSIC STORE,
soyt o tut c :ussstii
II. F. Miller,
And ths Fsvorile
J. BAUER k CO, PIANOS.
Also the
Mouse Prcof "EAEEFF,"
And other First-Cla-.s
O R G A S.-
Sola Agnnu for tlie
ELDREDGE B. and ISEW IwME
hewl lstrhlurw.
Organs - Cleaned - and - Rcpaikko.
ALBANY, OREGOS
Twq Men and One Boy
FOUND DEAD!!
While trying to Crowd their
WAY INTO
Store, where they a!wa have on hnnd
the largest Stock south of 1'ortland, of
the latest improved Rltles and Shot
Guns; an Immense stock of Fishing
Tackle of every description; Tents,
Hammocks, Camp Chair and thousands
of ether thing loo numerous lo mention.
JR.epo.ir Shop
In connection with the Store, and one of
the best workmen In the State to do any
and ad kinds of work.
Come one, Come all; No trouhle lo
thow eocd. "Small profit and quick
aal' I out motto.
SPECIALIST,
Blumrmror Iiloek. Alhanv. Ornwm
By
the most modern and approved methods
cures -vemaie diseases ana l'rivate dis
ease of either sex. lie has a sure cure
for Catarrh of the head.
"Consultation is free and everv thing
strictly confidential. Office hours 10 to
12, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8. Residence, corner
Third and Montgomery streets.
Administrator's Notice
Notice is hereby given that the undtr
igned was by order of the County Court of
Linn oonnty, Oregnn.on lb 4th day of Jii:e,
1890, appoiuted administrator, with the will
annexed, of the estate ofChaaH Spencer,
deeeased, ' All persons having claims against
taid estate will present them to me, at inv
office ia the "Back of Oregon." iu Albany,
Oregon, duly verified, within six mouth
frrm this date.
Dated June 4th, 1890.
HFMekrill,
administrator, with the
wiil annexed, of the estate of Chs li Sprn
GlCO W Wrkiht, cer.deceased.
Attorney. -
The Albany Woolen mill will pay 20 cent
tpcond for wool,
u B aura N s5jr
aP .f sTT w fcw U-'TMr
ALBANY. OREGON.
-AOEKTS FOlt-
Co's Engines and
-j " i1 "i i2ar'.1i :,i : -.. ',... -.. r : ,.
- k.sxs... - .,. It ' . i.lz ,.mUI -"-""
'-tilt i.n
ANI liKALKIW IS..
-L. E. IS LAIN:
Ilitw ISs'cii
-AT
HEAD -1 -
Now tho Greatest Atvraction in His Large "Snd Stylish
Stock of
LIGHT - WEIGHT - SUITS,
Straw Goods, Etc.,
lit Ieeiingr With tlio lSoa.or.
If Yovi Would he Suitahly Dressed
- Call - at -
FABSO'S 82.50
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GENERilL MERCHANDISE,
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Jas. F. Powell & Co.,
Successor to Geo. C. Henderson.
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