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ALBANY ORfcGON. Firm A .IULY il)
Becand-Cla-a Malt Metiers
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" Castoria. taso well adapted to children that
t recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me." H. JL Archer, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T.
"The use of Castoria is so universal and
1 merits so well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach.'
Cuuxxj JLutrrs, D. D
Kew York Qty.
Tss Ccrracs
Best Work
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Office Stationery ft Specially
Giveus yoar Patronage.
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ALBANY
THE NEW WAY EAST
g!S and 0. R H. GO a LIHES-The Short Route
ToalPlsU
Washington,
Idaho,
ia . Montana
Pakotas,!
Minnesota,
and 'be East
ill Points in the United states, Canada ail laropa.
The Great Northern Railway is a oe transcontinental line. Runs boffet-tiorar)
observation cars, palace sleepiog and dining cars, family1 tourist s'eeperv and first ano
second c'ia coaches.
Having a rock ballast trick the Great Northern Railway i free from dost, one of
chief annoyances of transcontinental travel.
. Round rip tickets with stop over privileges an 4 choice of retnrn rou e.
For further information call opon or write,
P. J. Whitney. 6. P. & T. I., SL Pal, Mina.
0. Di .-'t-i. -v-aif U A;.', lil ThUi Strajt, Pjrtlanl, Or
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This i ths wiw! tht wai illsHtra'et In '3-vi ijt th Creliaz AltH
lea," Jaaj.tr? 2Vb, 1335. over Uh f i!loia titli: "Tn biaioni"
theRea Nvioiit Crcia Eihibitioi." It ii ths Watkilt SxiO
m.wt aijjii-' l in I Uik-il of high gril biccia ia thi wd tjliy. W
rinslra'ed Cdlo.M f-. IjfDtivi Btcrcr.0. 1 1 tiai ipjIU. Lilian t.
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FORTMILLER & IRVIN0
WE KE.EP consUntlyon hand a full line of metallc, cloth and wood caskets at.d
coffins. Also burial ubes and suits, In broadcloth, satln.cashmere, e"c
which will be sold at
The Mwral I.tylng Proflta.
EMBALMING and the proper care of the dead a specialty.
TEHl'LE
HQ EXTRA CHARGE
Tnsuie tour property, unless vou tak-
1 satisfied w ill deal honorably with you
nave a. iubb.
IF YOU EVER WANT F.10HFY
It is just after yon have len burned
out. and must rebuild, and you cannot
have any doubt about it.
THE INSURANCE COM PAN TT OV NORIH AMERICA has paid out te it pa
tron, over Lib 11 1 1 MILLION DOLLARS, and has plenty more to pay all honest
0sses with
FOUNDED IN 1792, financial panics cannot harm it; see
J. WSENFr ' ' ' District Special Agent, Albany, Or.
OFFICE over Read Peacock & Coastore
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and Children.
Castoria caret Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di
gestion, Without injurious medication.
"For several years I have recommended
'Castoria, and shall always continue to do
so, as it has invariably produced beneficial
results.
Eowdi F. Partus, M. D.,
125th Street and Tth Ave., New Tork CSty.
Ooarasx, 77 Mckbay Strjxt, Nkw York Crrr.
Promptness
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Chicago.
St. Louis,
To and from Washingta..
Philadelphia I
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Boston, ard
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FOR HEARSE OR SERVICE
arWaiiv in a (mrunv Vmt von a nerfectlj
and will pay you promptly, and liberally if
Ciiarau teed t.J micj. I ner.ou. dlMawi, soeu a V, eak Metuorr. Lou oforam
Power, lleadache. WakelolDSM, JjOt Manhood, Nigfc.; :r 'i.Jioiis, Nervous.
iiiniisiww ilka knsui . 1
DfQTrenmn, jtmm.m.mi ron, exoewiTe 1H of tobacco. opium or Stl0
ul&nl. wblcii lead to lutlrinltr. ConaumptloD or Intanttr. Can ba carried t
1" 1 .1 M.11 ureiaia. mui lis oroer
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THTJ RSTDy-
TO-MORROW'S CONTESTS.
The oRicial program for tomorrow will
be as follows :
Parade forms at 30 o'clock sharp on
3rd and Baker streets, marching to 1st,
to Washington, to 4th, to Court House
square where the skirmish will take
place.
AT I P M.
The bicycle races will be as follows :
1st Prize 2nd Prize
hi mile Clat?s A $ 5 00 $2 60
hi i " 4! 11 7 50 2 50
1 for bovs under 16 5 00 2.50
1 " Class A 10 00 2 50
1 " " 11 10 00 2 50
5 " " A 17 50
5 ' B 17 50
The pow jays will thon appear on the
public square,
J. L. Hill, J. A. Finch and I. F. Conn
have been appointed a committee to con
duct the races on the Conn House track.
They will be in the following order, and
will begin about 3 :30 o'clock :
50 varvls foot race
100 " " "
50 " ladies race
Fat man's race, over 200 lbs,
50 yard
200 yard foot race
Egg race
Sack race
Climbing greased pole
5 00
5 00
2 00
2 00
5 00
1 50
1 50
1 50
Blind tola w heel oarrow.race
each contestants must
furnish his own wheel-
borrrow 1 50
3 legged race 150
Obstruction race, 3 times
around trck 4 00 1 00
4 00
2 50
Kunmng hop step and jump,
broad jump
2 50
High vault 2
50
Throwing 16 lb hammer 2 50
Puttingshot 2 50
Other events will take place as here
tofore stated.
Arrangements are 1-eing made for a 10
mile road race around the track to take
place at 7 :30 in the evening.
Several entries have been made for the
races but most of them will be made to
morrow. ,
In the races at Portlind Testerdav Del
Norte get sixth place in the pacing match
The Buttevil e hop growers bavs decided
to pay 30 cents. In Polk county 40 cents
will be paid.
Ibe Corvallis council is wrertlimr with a
petition for a reduction of salcon licenses
from 5J0to$400-
A forty pound tumor was removed from
Miss Agnes ientnan, of Corrailif, al the
Portland Hospital last Monday
The Wallace Cirvus spreads too acre of
canvas and has a seating capacity for 29,
000 people.
The Deer e of Uonot, A. O. T". V.. last
evening installed officers and held a social
at their tall, an affair greatly enjoyed.
Mr. C. E. Hawkins has sold his interest
in the Albany Wire Works to Li partner
Mr. Frank Farrell who will hereafter run
the business alone.
The Albany jrs. and the Jefferson jrs.
p sanded each other all over the field yes
terday at Jefferson in old time style. ore
Albany, 3S, Jefferson 32.
John Case and J. Poole, the two men
indicted for the Riddles train robbery,
were taken through Albany this morning
to Portland for cafe keeping
Cornells English rowing was a failure.
The crew in the race yesterday with Triti
tf eDt all to pieces. A couple nf the men
were ill and feinted There was lots of
English crowing.
County Judge W. C. Hubbard, of
Union county ,came to Albany today and
went with Judge Duncan to Gates for
the pornose of inspecting the Santiam
bridge, which it ia claimed needs repair
ing.
General G. M. Drake, was nominated
for Governor of Iowa yesterday by the
republicans. He is a "former neighbor
and fellow citizen of County Clerk Xeed-
nam 01 tnis city.
Members of the Albany Cyc'e Club in
cap ana colors, also al oUm r cycltsu are
argently requeued to meet at the corner of
Third and baker Ms. at 10 a m. tomorrow
to join the parade. Com - on parade.
In the 10 mile bicycle race at Salem yes
terday vtiti mupp defeated Hansen in
28:04: good time The last quarter was
made in 30 seconds. Shioc winning by
only a toot or two.
Mr. J. P. Ca'braith ha beiron the prac
Joe of law in this city with bis office in the
Foster B.ock. tie was admitted to the bar
in 1876 and his experience as county clers
and other wie has been of special benefit
to bim. lie may be depended upon to at
tend to business faithfully.
Trie examination of John Case. Jas-
Poole and Albert Poo'e for robbing the C.
mail July 1, was held yesterday before
U.S. CommUsiooer Judge Lnugberv at
Kos-ebarg. John v'aae and Jas. Pooole
waived examination. Their bond was 6xed
at 5.000 each. The charge of complicity
againtt Albert Poole was disoiirsed.
McCi-abkv Talked. A correspondent
of the Statesman says of a big meeting at
Turner: But the orator that pleaaed the
small boy best was "Prof." T. J. Mc-
Clarry of Quartrville. He ia a "laboring
man" and proved it to the audience bv
his caloused hands. The Prof, said he
believed in intelligence and the better
ment of his brother man and that the
East India fakir and juggler are smarter
than the Columbia exposition commis
sioners, and that the uiillenium is com
ing some dar every man is going to
have his wants all supplied: that jails
and nemtentiaries will tie no loneer
needed and all that srn-t of thing. He
did not say iust who will take a band in
brinirinit about this glorious era, but 1
suppose it will be the populists. I do
not Know wnetner me uooa ueing win
pply our wants by raining down noon
us eold com or tree silver, as Mr. mo
Clarry neglected to tell us, but we might
put out our wash tubs and see.
Mabbied Happily. Readers of the
Democrat will remember a shooting af
fair that occurred in Bchmeer's livery
stable two or three years ago. Charles
Denny obtained a license for his mar
riage with Miss Mellie Smith, but she
refused to marry 1 im at the time. They
met at Mr. Kchmeer'g where the shoot
ing occurred. As a result Mr. Denny
was sentenced to the penitentiary lor a
year. A tew days ago another license
was issued uy uounty (jierk neednam
for the marriage of the same couple and
the wedding took place on July 6th at
the home 01 11. J. Zercher. Mr. and
Mrs. Denny will reside in Polk county.
While it is the new papers business to
chronicle events the Democrat hopes the
past will be buried and with others will
have the best wishes for hanDiness and
prosperity for them.
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Is the most important part of
your organism. Three-fourths of 9
the complaints to which the ays- JjL
tem is subject are due to impuri- 7
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fore, realize how vital it is to (3
Keen It Pure
For which purpose nothing can
equal kSa It efiectu.ny re- M
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n ail imniirttiM
at anu luiiubu iiikbcmcih iicaiiii. aa
W Our Trutttt on B'ood inrl Skin dlHWM lulled ?
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THAT BAND CONTEST.
To the public. The Willamette Val
ley Band, of Tangent, ir justice to thein
Eolvee, and that the public may le put
in possession of the tacts, in order to a
correct judgment of the ismicH involved,
kindly ask the publication of the follow
ing,: The managers of the 4th of July exer
cises at Albany (who were all citizens of
Albany) among many other features of
the day, resolved to have a band contest,
between the bands of the county, and
accordingly eent out announcements and
invitations. The above named band ac
cepted the invitation, and eutered the
"contest" in good faith. Besides our
band, the Mechanics Band, of Albany, i
and the Ladies Banl, of Corvallis, were
contestant".
The mu.-io was rendered, each liand
playing two pieces. The grades played
were : Albany, 2" ; Ladies, 2 ; Tangent,
5. As is generally known the first nward
was to thj Albany band, as we believe
unjustly t'"r the following reasons:
1 . We proposed and insisted that the
contest should be on mn. lc never played
by eittierot ine bands, v j
2. 1'ointa upon wtiica iutlghienl was
rendered was number of instruments,
we only having nix mouth pieces and Al
bany twelve; making skill and execution
upon the number of instruments and not
on musical knowledge, tneonly true and
just basis of judgment.
3. When we took exceptions to the
verdict the Rer. Mr. Poling declared
that there was not a band in the Wil
lamette valley that could da justice to
the &th grade 01 music; that there was
not a band in Albany, nor in Linn coun
ty that could do justice to this grade.
" In addition to the above, since the 4th,
we had inserted in the IUilt Dkmockat
a "challenge" to a public contest on th
basis of "plaving each others music,"
which they failed to accept ; notwith
standing it was annourced in the Demo
crat that our challenge would be con
sidered in their regular meeting, and
notwithstanding also, it was published
iu th paper, that while there had Iwn
no official action bv the band, individuals
of the band had said Kiev were wil.in
to accept the challenge, and wished ti.e
sum was $00 instead of l-'iO.
W hat we desire as a band 11 recogni
tion of merit ; this and nothing more- A
public contest Willi decision according to
"merit" is. or shonld be. a satisfactorv
wav of eettlins such a matter. As the
case now stands the decision was one
way and merit the othfr w ar. The fail
ure of the Mechanics Band, of Albany,
to accept our challenge is certain! v nrool
of it, especially when we add this fact to
their refusal at first to play at eight .
We dont desire nor seek a quarrel,
rather we desire and ak for simple jus
tice, only this. Signed
H lU-AVirrrK alley Bano, of Tangent,
PerO. M. McFarUnd.
Postmaster Stiles went to Oretrvn City
this morning.
N. H. Allen and tamilv went to Ya-
quina Bay today for an outing.
Miss Edna Price, of Salem, is in the
city visiting friends.
L. E. Blain and Julius Joseph return
ed today from the Bay.
Prot R. W. Swink has returned from
a trip to Minneapolis in the interrst of
a patent harrow.
Miss L. A. VToodin, of the Tacoma
public schools, is in Albany the guest of
her brother, A. B. Wooding j
A reception wag tendered Uev. Couri
w right Last evening at the residence of
Wm. Fortmiller. It wasjrreatly enjoved
by those present.
Mias Ella McBride, of Portland, for
merly of Albanv, came upon the noon
train and is the guest of Mrs. K. J. Tate.
Mr. William A. 1'inkerton. ofChicaj,
one of the managers of the Pinkerton de
tective system, is in Portland, accomp
anied by" his son, Mr. Allan Pinkerton.
The young people's society of the Bap
tist church held a lawn social on the
east side of the Court Honse lat even
ing. It proved a delightful place for the
purpose and a good time was had.
Walter Davis, son of G. W. Davis, of
Salem, came to Albany this noon to
onter some of the bicvele races to-mor
row. Younv Davis wears a floe gold
medal, and iias a record of 1 :10 for hall
a mile.
J. P. Thomas, the well-known Mvery
man, of Staytoo, died Tuesday after
noon after a short illness. He was barn
in Scio Oct 16, lio3. He was a resident
of Staytoo for about 1$ years, and was a
man highly respected 'there. The de
ceased was a member of the I. O. . F.
The well ki .n drummer, Walter
Jackson, spent lut tiihi in Eugene. He
is suffering from blood poison in bis
right band.result ing from a small scratch,
and goes home today to liave it treated.
Eugene Guard. I Us son HaruLl, of thu
city, will take his place on the road for a
few days.
E. H. Cowing, a reliable attorney of
Oregon Citv, wag in Albany today. Mr.
Cowing and his brother hare gotten oat
splendid map of the tMleU reservation.
showing the situation in a verv plain
manner. Jhey sell tbem lor iia, weti
worth that to any one interested in the
reservation.
Mr. Patterson, a wholesale grocery
clerk, of t-pokane, and M iss t.vii it
Iiamson. lormeriv 01 uaavi.ie, were
united in marriage in Spokane on July
4th. Miss Williamson was at tl.e time
employed in the millinary department of
Monteith & settenoacn. ai rs. raiierson
is now at Oakvillo on a visit with her
parents.
Miss Mildred Burmester and the mem
bers of her musical class, gave a musical
vesterdav afternoon that displayed the
- 1 1 . . . . . : .. . 1 r;,.rt
eaceuena lueirutiious revtm-u.
solo's were heard from Misses Clara
Davis, Emma Sox. Alia and Nellie Mo
Feron. Marearet Cundiff. Mary Stewart,
and Georgia Moore, a duet by Miss
Burmester and Emma Sox, recitations
bv Misses Mary Cundiff and Flo Nutting,
and vocal solos by Miss Burmester and
Mrs Nutting. Kelreshtnenls followed.
As ExcmsG Scksb. A Corvallis fish
erman stood on the bank with his hook
in the upper waters of Mary's riv;r last
Sunday. A deer suddenly jumped in the
stream within 10 leet of him, as sudden
lv lumped out a moment later and dis
appeared. Shortly after two honnds
cam upon the track, and shortly alter
that two hunters arrived and made no
bones of the fact that they were after the
deer
on two
hounds
season
Their names were not learned. Corval
lis Times.
A Las Countv SnooTiNa. Lane
twuntv continuts its gun record. Ihe
latest 11 the snooting 01 Anna v autumn.
of Fall creek, a eirl 12 years of age by
her brother 14 years ol age. 1 lie two
had been looking after the chores of a
neighbor. On their way to his place
Robert had an old pistol. With it lie
shot his sister dead. He claims it was
an accident. Others on account of the
boys mean disposition think it was not.
It was thought the girl would die, thougti
alive when last heard from.
Died. Mr. Alonao Grannan died in
San Diego on July 3 from a paralytic
stroke received at his place of business a
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vmvouio x av t tacj nvn navu a .a iviintst vr-rj
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ianman. Ilia funeral from Johnson's
wndertaking parlors was largely attend
ed. The deceased left a loving wife and
a son 6 yeara of age. The family have
the sympathy of many Albany friends,
V a"V A 'rTCa?t'flVaV fnmluM nl
company are requested to meet tomor
. They were violating the game law 1 an in business tin iea uy more.
counts, to-wit: hunting with il true, would seem i completely
,and hunting deer in the close down the theory iiuuyoi notg
. and they ouuht to be cinched, the last O i deal behind ixj
row at :3U a. m. preparatory to form- ness oi going over iu i unrrvi. ail
ing for the parade to take place at 10 a. father is an ex-captain of the army and
a. Bv order of 2nd Lieut. M. 1). Philinn. I s jrvod through the civil war, and is a
B. Milloy, 1st Sergeant.
j Anotiikh Craskv Affair. There will
nao vlirAiinli A tK,i i a in a fatf 1: vh f Ii
VUIVUKI1 41liy - " VJ ammmmm 1
man told about iu the following from the Aii ... T, ,
Telegram: "A man with a grim and ' 1)rA,iTfyJf H1eted its 4th of July cele
most extraordinary idea is beaded for i,'tTl y 1 J,,ncrath.,fr uU.H
Portland, and win rea-:ti huh city the
latter part of this we. k Ho is Charles
Sclimidt. a pupil of the Deaf Mute lnsti-
tute o( Houston, Tex g., and a petlestrian
who is walking .frt.ni Minneapolis to
Portland and
Tex , bv w
15000 or .1
bets that a deaf mute vaunor, wain on a
railroad any great length of time w iih
out being killed. Schmidt is confident
of winning the grim wajjer. He agreed
with the Left-hand Fishing Club, of
Houston, Tex., and the Island Fishing
Club, ol Galveston, to walk from Min
neapolis to Portland over the line of the
Great Northern and from Portland to
Houston over the Southern and Texas
PacitU- railways. He left Miuneapi) U
April 1, and mtul reach liom mi or be
.'ore December 31, 1895. iheextraordin
ary conditions under which the "deaih
walk" is undertaken are very trying.
He is not to stop t eat, drink or Bleep,
and iiuiHt v muune in motion not iemt
than iii conautive hours "li stretch.
If the nunc dues not get Mil.&d n the
road, the Texas clubs agree U cive $41K"
to the Deal Mute institute .( Texas ami
$1000 to the Valker. In addition to lht,
another cundit:ou provides thut he iuu$i
collect $liO on the trip. The singular
idea of such a trip originated from an ar
gument at a smoker's concert one night
at the club to the effect that a deaf mute
could not follow a line of railroad with
out being killed by passing trains for the
simple reaeon lie could not hear them
approach.
A Daxueroi'm IU kinrm. E. M. Hor
toti and Ed. Cummings who have ieen
stopping at the Cornell ranch at Tule
lake, came to town Friday bringing four
rattlesnakes with them." That evening
while Horton was handling them one
struck him on the hani. He immed-,
iatfly killed it and applied the gall to
the wound but the arm beiran t swell
and reached encrmous proportions. The
wound l-al he appiied Hie pM to was
all right, but too late he discovered the
other f ng had struck h'un in another
place, w hich was the caue of jwisou gel
ting into hie system. He suffered a great
deal before the swelling had Wilided.
They have about thirty more raltlcrs at j
Cornell's w hi. h thevhave caturhl for a
Chinese doctor in San Francisco. Klam
ath Falls Express.
Tub Askemblt. About 5000 ieop!e at-
ler.ded the Chantauoua asyemi'lv at Or
egon City, the first dav, notwithstanding
the dav was laselv devoted to oreama-
ing. The campers tickets 60H nuusljer-
e.1 12$, and the season tickfts 75. i he
remainder were made up of single ad
missions. Ycterdav u.en woriisl on
the auditorinm building ontil niidnifhs.
and this morning it was ready to 1
used. A preliminary test fiiowe-l its
acoustics to be excellent.
A New Srrr. V. L. Vance basbrossgh
suit agamn The Ked Lrowa tidier Mills
and JoUn H. Stockman lor an account
ing, an i the foreclosure of his stock in
the ice works. When the duficnlty with
the mihs oernrrvd several months ago
fifty shares of stork in the ice works
was transferred to Mr. Yan.-e as security
for the wheat he had in the mills. Now
he asks for an accounting aad a judg
ment and sale ol She stock.
Ytmr H'a'Tic. The D.iit.-s Chron
icle tellaof this verv nice r..niance in real
life: The narriire of !i Sivne to
Mr. F. W. lVLenlirien f-irnULe a ro
mance in real life, which h.vs a hapnv
enjing. Mr. IVLentmen was twrn ia
t ranee, and afserwanls remorcd to Lnz-
laodf where he Ivcame acquainted with
mm .-pt'iiw. 1 heir acxiuaintance ripened
into love, and they lcame engaged.
But IVLenlmen was not t.-ee.i ol
sufficient of this world's goods to support
wiie, ana ne leit the oh couninr to try
his fortune in the new. This wa twenty
vears airo. and afli r landinir in Vow-
York he catce west, until finally settled
in urant county in Uie sheen busine-.
Life to him was a ragged, Df4:ll road un
til recently, when he found himself pm
csed of a comfortable competence : but I
during all this time he did not forget the
true-heart l Knghsh eiri.and constantlv
corresponded wiih her. I-ast week she.
arrived in town after a journey of six
thousand miles to join her life w'ilh that
of Mr. DeLentnit-n, after patiently wail
ing iwrniy year, sow m wm tase a
journey 3X) miica into the interior. here
she will make her home amid different
surrounding from thoe of the tH-acefiil
cottage she left far behind. But she has
joined ihe man she loved, an l environ
ments will never make the heart grow
wearv.
His l(X'.m Birtkpw. I lo s rr.iwn,
tbe only survivor of the war of l$!2 on
the Pacific coast, will celebrate hi 103d
birthday at the home of his grandson,
qtt Brown, near WilderviHe in this
ounty, on the ISth of this month. The
old gentleman was horn in New Hamp
shire and came west into Ohio w hen
about twenty years of oge. He was only
some twentv'davs in actaal service, in
aar mh-oikI war with J.ii.nnv Hull, but
the government crants him kM a month
pension. He has been heltile now for
about eiitht vears and when Harrison
was elected in ItwS, Hoea was brought
to the polls in a chair to vote for him,
liiig preceeded bv a band of music.
This was at Drnin. in this state. The
centenarian, aiihotitrh verv tie;
leaf, loves
1 10 talk of old times when be was a boy
I , - . t - 1
1 anu lias a memory as periect a in cnuo'
hood. He was never married but once,
his wife leaving him for the great beyond
at the aire of lw, some years ago,
Grants Pass Courier.
Aboct Col. Ihxio. The Toledo Lea-
Htr tells the following, which some will
doubt to be true : There is a geotle man
by the name of Mitchell, from lirooaiyn
N 1. stopping lor a tew uays at .M'k
port, who claims to bo onite f.tmiliar
with Col liogg and ins nnanciai auairs
in New York City. He says that the
Colouel is completely broken financially
ills tarm near mat cnv, ami an 01 nis
goods and cnaiieis inai were not exempt,
have been taken on execution, and that
the Colonel has no financial
standing at
This
break
was
in
Homier
Hammond, or anyone else.
A Bio Pkemh'm. Col. Jeff Meyers wa
no Tuesday. He stated to us that the
state fair managers havo conciud'id to
offer a premium of $250 for the tiest CX'
bibit by any couniy, muring xuuriou, at
the fair, ol Brains, tsrasws, fruits, veget
ables and minerals. This premium Linn
county can easily win, if she will but -et
a move on. wur couniy court anu 0111
missioners could well afford to take the
matter in hand and collect the necessary
material for the exhibit. Sir. Myers In
formed us that the exhibit is to bo taken
eare of so that it will become permanent
and properly labeled, would be of lasting
benellt. ly an meana iei 1.1 mi couniv
compete for and win tho prixe. Sci
Press.
o I Who Part, Wkbb Is. The McMinn
I villn Telephone KcL'ister tells about him
()w na to the ffitny untrue stories cir
i . - ... . .
culated in the press oi Washington and
Oregon regarding John Stewart, alias
Cant. Taul Webb, his father, Jas. II
Stewart, OI una city, wiauea to uu
known that he ia not related to Senator
Mtewart, that ho is 27 yeara of age, and
was born in York, Neb., and is a photo
erapher by trade. He hiis been a icsi-
I fliattf Af Mi'Minnville lor the mint ivv
- years, or until he entered into the bust-
. repectd citirtn of thia city.
THE GLORIOUS 12TII. I
I
n-:r; - mu
,as Kcsent, not very many farm-
t : . ,"' notne-dble more for the
J . " OI Vnin "en from adjoining
. ,7" ' " "''y cJinnig on oicycies.
inarching through the principal streets a
halt. U'RU tmliU at .I.a ...... II... u.l
t , --". niv vuui b auuKta iiere
Co- gave a skirmish drill under Maj.
relfer, with Lieutenant Phillips at the
head of the company, gome powder was
burned, and it proved an interesting
event, in fact about as live an affair as
the double -lib had, conferring credit on
the participants.
The bicycle races attracted a large
crowd and some of them were full ol
excitement. Virgil Waters of Corvallis,
aud Percy A. Young and Dr. H. A.
Lienenger, of this city, acted as judgvg,
and F. M. French, 11. J. Hopkins and J.
A. t untitling as time keepers. The
races reunited as follows:
j mile, clans A. Waller Davis aud
Watt Shipp, of Salem, Bruce liurm-U. U
Corvallis and Walter Biddeli, of Albany,
entered. Biddcil on account of a mis
undcrstanding failed to start, and
Mupp's tire collapsed. Davis won in
mile Cla B. M. J. Lee, of Salem,
and Charles Sears, of Alltanv, startel.
Sears w inning by a scratch. Time, 50-.
Boys race, 1 mile. Charles Camplwlt,
of Corvallis, E. E. McClanahan, of Eu
gene, ami Boy Parker, of Albany, start
ed. Mct'lnaiian woe easily. Time. 2:57.
1 mile class A. Owing to a tumble by
(iet. Eikitis of libation, this race was
rerun with Walter Biddcil, Bruce Bur
nett, Waller I a vis and Watt Shipp starl
ing. Shipp won, Davis second, Burnett
third.
Class B. 1 mile. M. J. Lee and
Charles S ars started. Sears won bv
four inches, in 2:39. An outride timtr
made it 2:36!.
Five sutle. class A. Co! I na Elkins,
Shipp, tieo Elkins. and A Townsend, ot
Sak-m entere,l. Shij.p Ual from the
start with Collins Elkins a good second.
Geo Eikin tecetved a lad tumble aud
came in lat. Shipp won in H.58.
li Clitas. 5 miles : This ws a trailing
race betveen Sears and ljee, and was 01
little interest until the outcome. Lee
won by half a length.
After the bicycle races the Pow Jays
appeared in all their original glory,"
heterogeneous mass of men and boys on
foot, on bicycle, on horses aad mo lea
and wagons. They indulged in races, a
prize fiitht, etc, and kej the audience ia
a ci.niir.ita; uproar. They were a decided
eucct-fs.
At pre time the foot races aad other
cuii ini were being engaged in in front
oftbe Court House too late for tolay
taper. They were to be followed by a
baud contest for priies ot 130 and f55,
between the Mechanic's and II. A. C.
and a I nil in the evening.
The H. A- C. band of Salem amved on
the noon train with a following of tev
eral Salemitee, and a-i 1"I materially to
Uie afternoon's enjoyment.
Mr. Ralston and taiuily went to New
port today for their summer ) iting.
W. S. Pinkerton, the Santiam Pacific
operator, goes to Albany tonight to work
in the Oregon ; Pacific oifine. Salem
Pot.
Prof. F. M. Mitchell, ol Albany, came
over Tuesday and is spending a part of
his uitdsummt-r holiday in visiting Solo
friends. Scio Irew.
Mr. Benson McConnell left today for
Toledo, and t.ron will go with Mr. Mc
Connell to Kings Val'er.w here they have
purchased a stock farm.
Miss EiTie Denney left the latter jart
of last week for Portland, where she
will spend the summer at the home of
her uncle, Hon O N Denney. Lebanon
Express.
M r S M W Hindman returned from
his farm in Crook county last Wednes
day after an absence of two oiocths.
He reports very poor crops in that par
of the country. Lebanon Express.
Prof. E. N. Condit, president of Occi
dental cohsge, of Los Angeles, Calif., for
many years Uie popular president of the
Ailwny college, with bia family i so
il rum? at Ashland. Thev will be in
Albany U fore leturnmg to Los Angeles.
A rjclirac 0' the lapanese-Chiixte war
tiat been on euibitton tottay.
Tbe overland from Portland due at 12:03
this n-orniitg (new a bead out and cid not
frl into Allony until auoi.t S o okxi.
The Jffron Jr defeated the Albany
rs and not tbe ether way. as stated Us.
ifcht An Albany club has hardly won a
game thi year.
Rev lr. MrA!!i'er i building a haad-
)nie reiidnc on hi five acre tract ol land
at Fairtuouot The cost of the residence
ill be about $3.000. Eugene Guard.
Frank Ct-lwn was drowned opposite
Sa em e!erlav. He jumped from a spring
bcr'l, abrtii s on hi ctomacb. came up and
-unh tor good tlis body was secured.
Phil J. Brady, an Idaho bicyclwt, tolHd
wi:h Andrew Skaar 00 the rrack last
i.vl.t, reu!tiig in the latter bicycle being
w-m broken up. and the t.inuer truisirg a
leir. Neither gentleman entered the I aces
diy
After 'ihg the picture of John Case,
he auipi train rbber, in the C'resou-
an t.-Uj. Jjhn I'.ryajit who was in the
hol-i up. teinurked "That's the man; he's
the feiio that took my $2 "' Mr Bryant
ronwinred it a livkI picture of the
robler
Tlis W a'ace circus will be advertised the
igget of auy circus in AHany for yeara.
Itgivtsjhe people a rquare deal. The
mpnaneritt ia big and no gambling devices
are allowed ar- und it. uolie the concern
now pacing through the valley.
Buck Englinh has been sentenced to San
Ouentin for life, hi .'second life senUpce
He was in tho Oregon penitentiary, but
was panlnned out by Pennover He will
l remembered as a participant in tbe
Napa Calistogis'age robbery.
Mrs. Reason McConttell, of this city, has
recently pointed a picture of the nree
Sisters toat is full of artistic interest. The
snow capped peaks are in tbe background,
wune iu ironi uie scene is eQiiveueu,oy a
. .. : ,! ,at
mountain stream, two cr three eople snd
jonie dee.. It is quite l.'.rue. being ouau
inches.
Thlioard of regentsof Philomath col!f-
met Tuesday and elected Prof E. U. Emer
son of Iowa creside.nt. 11. eheak was
elected professor of science. W, a. La
professor of inathmatica. Mrs. Msry BradS
lord professor of Lnglish nteiatire and
Mits Jennie Bradford intructor of the
musical department. Tbe tuition was re
duced fo 5 per term for the preparatory
course and s for the collegiate.
Is Was Acciukntau Further parttc
ulars of the ahootimr of Anna Vauirhn bv
her brother at Fall Creek are that it was
purely accidental. At the house of Mrl
Kerns thev found a pistol not used for
ten or fifteen years and while playing
with it it was discharged, the Pullet en
tering the ride side oi the girls face, it
passed around the skull and lodged in
the back. The ball wag removed and the
girl will probably recover ,the wound nol
tieing as serious as at first anticipated
Anna Vaughn resided in Albanv for
awhile and has friends here who will be
glad to learn that the chances are much
in lavor ol her recovery.
Mothers Read.
The proprietors of 8 ANT A ABIE hive
authorized f'oshay ft Mason to refund your
money if, after piving this California King
nf Cnuuh Cures a fair trial aa directed, it
fails to give satisfaction for the cure of
couahs, croup, whooping cough and all
throat and lung troubles. When the dig
ease ngscta the bead, and assuuiis the form
of cat nr. h, not lung is so effective as UA l.1
FOUNT A CAT K UUKK Ttieae prepar
ations are withor.t equal as household rem
edies. Bold at f 1.00 a packose. Three for
Highest of all in Leavening
Li W
ABSOIstlTEEsV PUBE
SATUBDA
SOCIAL AND PKR:)NAI
U. L. Knapp has been in Brownsville
this week.
Judge Wolvertou, of the
bench is in Ihe citv.
supreme j
Ctias.Sears went to Portland this morn
ing to witnei- the i-icytlc rai-e.
Dr. K. L Irvine returnel yesterday
from a several weeks visit in Kt-gene.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skiff came up
from Salem today to sjiend 8 mday in
Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ACahir,of Hronns
ville, rode their wheels t A I lny yester
day to celebrate.
License was ianied Uxlay for the mar
riage of Lourin Courtice aiid Addie Gib
ler, of Brownsville.
Dr. J. C. Littler v.ent in Harrislurir
this noon to install the new officers of
the I. O. O. F. of that citv.
E. Hofer. ti.e agirressiv- editor of the
Salem Journal passed through Albanv'"' K l'"ie-i oy cieian ana k.
from Uie Bay today, ' S am'1 L y "f ?f fct:w wo,n 5he nr,,n?
. . ' 'f. . thop step and lump and broad louip.
John M J-omers. the awyer. went to .
rownsville today to deliver the a-ldress !
at tne picnic at mat city.
Miss Octavia Tutt, the elocutionist .left '
last night for Texas, where she will J
make her future home. I
Judge Strahan and d-ioghter. Mits Pet
came un from Portland tudav on a visit
witn ibeir Albany friends.
lie Iwoc8kt i rwi:iel it su:e ttiai
there will be a free dance and r-frhuietU
at the bowery tonight All invited.
Prof. E. B. McElrov has been honored
by being elected one of the vice presi
dents of the National Teachers Associa
tion, ir. convention al Denver.
Mrs. A. M. Hammer, Miks Hela Gil
bert and Mrs. Nutting went to Oregon
Citv on the morning train. Thev were
to hear the celebrated Dr. Gunsaulos, of !
Chicago, this afternoon,
"Jimmv the Cook," at one time con
nected with the O. A. C and well known
by old timers of Albacy basretmned
from Alaska. He is now residing al Eu
gene. His real name is James Smith.
Mis Hat t ie Warner closed her terra in
music last week and is taking her vaca
tion at MedSord, Oregon, visiting her fa
ther's family. She will return after a
few we. kf and resume her work for next
year al the academy. Lebanon Express.
Editor Irvine, ol the Corvallis Times,
was among the visitor in our city yes
terday, fhe DehochaT gets paper it
has never been able to clip from ; bat
the Times often looks like a piece ol ns
ting when il is put in the bundle ot one
hundred for 15 cents. It is among the
most readable paper? in Oregon.
Probate Record.
In estate of Owen Kees, final hearing
had on July 6.
In estate of II. Worrell, personal prop
ertv was ordered set aide lor use of the
family.
In estate of Nancv Marks, J. H. Marks
was appointed a-l.ninistra'or. Bonds
$200.
Accounts were filed and approved in
estates of Margaret Mevers, a minor,
John Faean, C. C. Snyder, a minor. A.
LHxJge.
In estate of Lyda Morgan petition to
sell real property filed. Citation return
able Aug 5.
Ia estate of Tho. Morgan, petition to
sell real proper! v was filed. Citation is-
ined for August 5.
In estate of Olney Fry. Sr., report of
sale of real property hied.
In estate of Jas. McMahan, real estate
was released from administration
W. C. Cooler was appointed guardian
of Clyde Snyder. Bond 9,000.
In estate of W. A. Bishop, Hannah R.
Bishop waa appointed administrator.
Bond fl.OOO.
In estate of Louis F. Hammer, ap
praisers appointed.
In estate of L. Gerhard, upon petition
of C. Meyer administrators were ordered
cited to appear on Ausust 5 at 9 a. in.
and show caue etc.
HaaJtisat bc. Miss Marie Williams. of
illunr. was visitimr with Miss Hidden
during the week ol Uie 4th, and returned
Wedneseay.
Charley Nixon, a law student of Al
bany, 'was visilinft relatives in ibis place
last Friday.
Misses Amelia and Editn May were
passengers on vesterday'g local for Al
ltanv, where thev will visit some time;
VI is Amelia goitu on to Portland shortly.
Messrs Mav Senders delivered their
season's purchase of wool yesterday to
Mr. A S. Calm, wnicti consistci oi -w
well filled sack? something more than
10,000 pounds. This lot of wool speaks
well for the growers of this vicinity. .Mr.
Cahn pronounced it an extra good lot.
Misa Oecile Kampy gave a reception to
a number of her friends, in honor of her
two visiting fnends.Missestrawtord and
Cotands of Albany. The evening waa
pleasantly spent by ail ; special leatures
of the entertainment being the recita
tions bv Miss Craw lord, and tbe mstru
atenUI duets by Misses Lassell and
Rampy. Review.
Siion.o Xor Have Res Akkk?tfi.
Cjon complaint of a Mr. Hoyt, of Jeffer
son. IXHiis uver waa arresteo. uway ou
the charge of assault. It happened tnis
wav : Dunn the races lasi evening ir.
Dyer was asked bv Marshal Ie to assist
in keenim; the crowd back off the track.
This Mr. Dverdid to tho best of his
ability, in the course of his duties snov-
nr llovt hack m a live manner. Any
one who has had the responsibility o
the position knows it is a trying one.and
occurring on sucn a ttay mere enuuiu
have been no warrani i8tnHi. im -would
have been settled but the deputy
attorney properly refused to allow it
without the payment of costs, and it win
lie tried bv Justice Freerksen at 9 o'clock
Mondav morning. Without knowiiw
the circumstances in detail tie Pbmocbat
does not believe a mrv would ever con
vict if within any reasonable bound.
Ttuiocr. Uxkafe. Judge IluuUard rc-
fnrnml fter,lav from his trip up the
8antiam in cimianv of Judge Duncan of
Albany, whither they went to inspect
the bridge at Detroit which was reported
as being in an unsafe condition. He
found tho structure badly rotted in
many parts and in need of improve-
menia at the earliest moment. It is
span of 142 feet with 160 feet of approach
and there is considerable travel over it
at all times of the vear. The conclusion
waa that the necessary repairs should be
made by Marion and Lann counties, i nts
conclusion will require about ftiOO worth
of material and labor. The other bridges
in that vicinity are in good condition.
Statesman,
rB08rauTT is Coming. It will be here
goon. One w ay to help itonia to get
good groceries, produce and fruits of the
beat quality at bottom prices. A penny
saved ia a penny earned, you know. The
place at which to do this and assist pros
perity la Conn A Hustons, a fact that a
'tat W ill conviucv any uuo v..
Or. Price's Cream shaking Powdfcl
bM CaU M1 atwl-atat Fair. Trmw
Powcr. -
Latest U. S. Gov't Report
THE CELEBKATIOX ENDED.
Ihe crowd seemed to increase y ester- '
.lav until it became a large gathering, '
protably more than on the 4th. The au
dience was a pleased one.and went home
j satisfied with the days doings. The
small ontests were not couipleterl '
untj, 6;30 h lhe eveojn!l! an,j were wtrll
carried o'lt under the management of J.
A. Finch. J. Cunningham acted as
starter an I Joe. Tatt and Geo. P. Co
rner as ju Iges. KtUworth Cameron, oi
Crvall, un We M yard foot rce, N
It. Cook, :' Brown-vilL, 2nd. Eugene
Wood, of I'.Sodgett, came i:i aheud iu the
100 yard race, Tom Kiley, of Aiuany a
eloaw second; the Kau&tH City frofeis-'
ioiial was third. Iaiy C.-r of Jel-
fert-on won tlie lalies race with a rush,
Nel :e Itiley s-coi(d. The 2U0 yard race
wan w-n by Cameron, Wood seeond.
Tom Kiley was a good third. The ob
siruction race was won by Alfred Haley,
of near AIlanr, Tom Riley second.
There were no olher contestants. The
three legged race was hot ley contested
ana w en. u. a.fJ Da lu!i'
j- j oberer, ol Corvallis, won the ham
,r !.,...- .,iin., .i. -n p,
Kelsey. of Corvaiiis. out the shot S
farthett. Kelieav is said to have the I
Northwest record on this. The four lap j
race was a tame contest. It was won bv
Jberer, Mcradden second, both of tor-'
V4'"8- tl race M. Bertbrrf and i
S. M. Couev tie.). D. Miller, of Jeffer
son, won the sack race.
la a Land contest W. W. Crawford
and M r. Gilbert acted as judi and gave
the prize to the H. A. C land. Tuts
lan i receiveil many compliments lor
their splendid playing. Tuey play a
high grade of mucic iu a oiaar.er prob
ably not gurpaesed in the state.
The Mechanics band d:d some exce"-k-nt
blaring during the dav fumithit.g
all the music in the mornimtand render-
four selections at tbt band concert in
the evepins. The lard is a credit to the
city, and should receive a hearty su port
from our citizens.
r . Co's bail at the opera noose and the
bowery dance were both well attended.
The if. A. C. orchestra furnUhed mnsic
for the former and Trou'man's orchertra
for the latter.
MOW. AM) AKKtMI,
You can et a good gold filled w aich at
French's tor SiO.
Big cat in the price of lauiies'asd Gents'
goM watches at r reach's jeielry store.
Tb- AlWrsy dob won a game of bae ball
yetday aftern on, defeating Taugieat 00
to 14.
Some vtv fc time was nu.le oa tbe
public Tare tart rdht by bic.csUts di
plaj nsr tbeir Oae cf tiseni ran into
Ed Anbrey. a un of Dr. Aabrpy, knocaRi.k
him very Sat.
fr. La vis dip!jyed 3perior ta'er-t yes
terday as bead marshal and mach credit
wa due him for tbe eiceJiect ctdr. pxr
tica'ariy daring the bt-ycle contests.
Xewpor. people have boilt a gooA Sv
Up bicjee traok on the taf ball gTOcstid
and invite valt nirs t trine their
wheel .
lcere i prooably ootciDg in tie ramor
that the Kia:ui::er wiSi bay nt the San
and start a big paper ia Portiand. It
would be pisifjog news to many.
M. J. Lee.in the Aiuany races y-stsrday.
was to run in the one half oil B ckss at
Portland today ajrain& tie fastest men ia
tbe X. W..alaO il the 1 and 2 mile das B.
art smpp u en'ered in toe c;af A open
races
ill Moms is carrying his arm in a
sling the result of a sprain from riding
too last on the track in front of the court
house last night. His bicycle clipped
and he was thrown. The track is too
small for very fast riding with safety.
A man eat tbe collar o5 Prof. F- M
if itc hell's dog today, aud a warrant wjj
issued for his arrest f-ic iarooy. Tbe man
batons to an excellent famdy. a- : by re
quest we do not sive hi n - aie Two
small a thiBar for even a man tj risk hi
repa ation eve'.
Albany advertises taat il Brownsville
band will probably furta-h n u?ic at their
biar elertratioo today. Alstnr will do
anrlhidt- to draw a crowd. Mane neocle.
no doubt will be sadlv disappointed on
learning that our band is no present
Time. Albany didn't do that. Pethaps
some one in i did: but .toat lav tbe act
of one or two to the whole city.
An interesting thing about tbehicyile
race e?terday was that wincers were given
orders for merchacdi-e, cot being alloweu
to take rnorey onder tbt L. A. H Shipp
P avis and Lee. of Nilem, had ofd-rs f,
S57 ,V.mt of which thev took out in
clothing at tbe L E Bla n aothirg Co'4-!o-e,
tasi evi nirg.
TheLfban- Advance saisthat J. R
Ewing h.. aocepted the agency for Dr.
bite Hair Grower, the new p reparation
that accomplishing wonders on bald
heads . A number of prominent tit'i 3)$ of
Albany ire taking tbe treatment with good
success. Mr Merecs ot Atoany, general
agent, will be in Lebanon next Momls'.
tud would like to meet the bdd headed
men of this city at the shop of Mr. Lwing
'ThUlin ct ladies'
shoe $1.00 per
pair.,' is the notice in S
L. I oang s show
window.
ON& KiVJOY
Both the method and results "when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and ref re$hin to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver an.l How-els, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, disix'ls colds, bead
aclies ami fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to tho stomach, iromvt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remesly known.
Syrup of Figs for sale in 50
cent bottles bv all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist vho
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIB SYRUP CO.
as nuHoaco. cml
LQuumu. tr. it rout, . t,
Good Health.
j And a gcod appetite go hand in l .ind.
; 'Vith tbe losa of appetite, the ytem can -,
not W.g u tain itm f. Tbi tiie f. -it.fi
' catimi of go d teltb are bruken -iown
; and the tem ia I able to attacks of
ia'p. It ia in snch caes that tke c:eoi
;ci3il powers oi tiooaa Sar-apari!!a are
clearly shown. T!uruand i.t have taiien
Hoor Sareaparilia tciftify fo it.- great r.,er
iuasa nrifier of the Hood, iu ,r, : to
renter? and aharpen tbe apixstile aud j ro
mote a fcaJtby action of the tliyci-tive cr
ans. Thus it is, not what we &y bat
wtat Heeds Sanapariiia doe that teii tlie
story and eenrtitote the trmgt rf.-cia -mendation
ibatcan beurgsd for aov iirf-d-icine.
Why not take K'rsU 'aiij:ri!U
now?
VREGULAT0R7
Header, did yon ever take Sjmmosb
Liter Regulator, the "King of
Lives Medicixek?" Everybodv needs
take a liver remedy. It is a Blngg-ish or
diseased liver that impairs digestion
and causes constipation, when the waste
that should be carried off remains ia
the body and poisons the whole system.
That dull, heavy feeling is due to a
torpid Ever. Biliousness, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion are all liver
diseases. Keep the liver active by an
occasional dose of Simmons Liver Reg
ulator aad you'll gtt rid of these trou
bles, aad give tone to the whole sys
tem. For a laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator is better thas Pnxs. it
does not gripe, nor weaken, bat greatly
refreshea and strengthens.
Every package has the Eed Z
stamp on the wrapper. J. II.
Zeiliu & Co., Philadelphia.
xican
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Linimenf
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