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curd.
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Doib'" "" ;"','1'l,'r:l: al
li'. gating, Ark., a lively debtU
Jto wbetb r tha minutes of tlio
, reri'MK "-'''"' sh""1'1 m"' b"'"n'
Lint" nld i'""'1''"1 or "ot- ''"'
l)aU,ter vmitiiri'il to quote Speaker
Kffd on tl." lubjeot, bat she was
' ,ptly overruled ami the readmit
lai (Hipensed with on tl.e motion of
mother daughter, who nssortud ve-i.-mently
that "Tom Bed didn't
teMlWhat he win talking about."
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i powder to he shaken into the shoos.
Jttnbseafi'ii your feet feel swollen, m-r-t'.ai
sml umiunl'.irtahle. If you have
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at, Itr -tsaud comforts; niakis
nlkuiceasv. Cures swollen and sweating
U blisters anil callous stints. Keltcws
f .nind buni.ini of all lain and is a crr
titn cure for Chilblains, Sweating, damp
jrfroatedfe. t. We have over thirty thou
uud testimonials Try it today. Bold by
lildrungniB ami iho? ; tore.: for '20c. Trial
ra 'age K''Ki:. A.lilress, Allen S. 01 111-
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Amonii the many mysteries of hird
migration is the (.u t that over-sea jour
neji ore generally ootuliieted in the
Imkneu, and invariahly against 11 head
wind.
T Dart i CoM in Oaa uy
Xk I ..x BroiltO ijuinine Tnhlcts.
All druwiu refund Mono if it falls to
cure, fw
There is some talk of 11 tunnel under
neath the strait., of Gibraltar, and M
it would have to he only 20 miles long1,
there is no reason why it should not
be (Alible, particularly as there is a
leJ of hard ruck all the way.
Xo household is complete without a liot
tie .if the famous Jesse Moore Whiskey. It
ii spare and wholesome stimulant ree
nes tided by all physkiaus. Don't ue
IkI mil neceuitv.
When a young woman gets n new hat
the is never satisfied until tint man she
lures most and the girl she hates most
lure both seen it.
T Perm 111 .m iinsl. Nn lllsnr nervnosim
lie ilUll 1. .si itiiy s use of Ir. Ktuie - Ural
Jierw It,-,'. -. r Brad for nu n Sx.oo irml
koUU tnd mtlK I'R. B. O, KI.INK, .UJ., ujo
awe mt, IhutdtlpuuvBs,
When a woman buys canned mince
meal she cbopi a few more apples into
it Mini adds a dash of brandy and then
she thinks she has made it.
When roniiiiK to San Francisco to to
Brooklyn Hotel, 2U8-2U Hush street.
Utericau or Buropeen plan, lioom and
twM f I.iki 10 l..'ii) jk t day ; rooms ,ri0 cents
MtOO " r nays llngle meals 6 cents.
rMooacn, ( has. Montgomery.
George Knox, who died in London
eceiity, called himself "tho last ol
the Roticrucians" He spent a long
lile and a great fortune in Linking for
Hie philosopher! stone, the elixir ol
lile and other myths of "the rosy
HOITfS Sl'llllltl. KOIt IIOVH.
In at Rurllngante, will remove to its
imiful new home lit Meulo Park. San
MMiCountv, ( al., and re-open January
wlIHO. A'ddreei Ira 0. rfoitt, Ph. Dl,
KU I'ark, Cab
Instead of reshocing horses with
llmper shoes when tho ground fioezes
Obio mail lias invented a device
tain screws on the under side of the
hoe and cim he removed easily when
th pound thaws.
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Important EvMtl Crowded the
Pa t Twelve Months.
MI CH HISTORY MADK.
The Year 1898 Will Be Remembered ai a
Moil Notable One.
A Chronoloulcul Heview Show, It tn
Have lleen Itr m.irknble In Many Kc-
lu-ct War with Hpiiln Taket Knrc
hi t Place In the Interesting KrcnrJ
- CnncUe 8try of lh.it Vlctnrlona
('mill c-t Intern itixnul ami Internal
IUcnlnn Amnna Kurnpeun (nun
trie Ilia titer mil Deuth ut II, on.
unit Ahro.id,
To him who U concerned with hUtory
Id the uiakina there very rarely eOBSM a
year more heavily laden with Important
events thau the yenr It has seen
every state In Kurope, except peaceful
Bcandlaaria and the Dutch rninmunltles,
face t.. face with either wnr or Internal
dissolution- some of tlu-m within nieas
liruhle distance of both. Vet the iirentest
effects have nut been In Kurope: 1SP.N has
seen the fnited States forced, tint by ny
fraid of power, but by Its humanitarian
ideals, to take Its art in BllfOpeaa rela
tions. A brief hut Klorloua armed rontlict
with Spain has been begun, prosecuted to
Its end mid settled by a treaty of panes
upon which the Ink is scarcely dry. The
Inception of great political chnnisc has
been witnessed in China two Kiiropenn
rulers have come to their death: several
linn and women prominent in statecraft,
military affairs, reform, literature mid
music, have passed away: the year ha
been marked by some terrible marine dis
asters, causing great loss of life: and Are,
Hood and storm have numbered their vlc
time by si-ores nod caused exteusive loss
of property.
The chronological table that follows
gives the most Important happenings of
1M.M, foremost mining which are those of
the war with Spain.
OOMVUCT WITH FPAI.N.
Bvemteof Wae Lately Won i.y the
Ualtd States.
January.
13 r. s. iintiieshii Maine, Capt C, l. Btge-
bee, L. 8. .V, Is ordered to Uuvuus,
Cuba.
February.
The publication of a letter written by
laaef l.upur ile Loaia, ,.,-, . . minister
to ibe United stales, ipeaklna dlapai
Sgl.lgly of t'resldellt Mi-Klnlej. lends In
the Minister's res'gnutlnu of bis unst
and thl nppolntmeut of Seuur l.m i'olu
y llernsbe.
15- The V.. S. biiltleslilp Maine, lying In he
harbor f Havana, is destroyed ind sunk
by mi extilnsl.iu between U uud 10 o'clock
p. m.
17 Raar Admlrnl tttenrd, enmmnnillug the
North Allnntle sqnidroa, orders a court
of Inquiry Into the loss of Ibe Mllaa.
10 The request f .he Spanish olllelsli In
Ilnvnnn fur n Joint Invest gnllou Into the
0M of the M n I tie Is declined.
21 The I'nlted States Btnite orders an lu
vestlgatlou Into the Maine disaster.
March.
g.9 Congress votes to place $50,000,000 at
the unqiiniifieii disposal of President Mc
Kiniey us so snergeacy fund.
10 Sinln remnnsl rates ngnliist Ibe presence
M the I'nlted SUtes fleet at Key West
ami against other measures of defeuse
by our liiivernnient.
17 Pacts concerning rutin stated In the
Senate by Senator Prnetor. of Vermont,
as the result of personal observation.
28 Ciuirt of Inquiry's report on the Maine
sent to Congn si.
April.
6- Consul flenernl aM recalled.
10 Consul (ieneral l.ee leaves Cuba.
11 President MeKlnley sends a message to
Congress recommending urmed lutcrvcu
tlon In Cuba.
15 Army ordered teTnolillle.
Ill Senate belligerency resolution! passed.
18 Congress votes against Cubau recogni
tion. 19 Congress passes resolutions demanding
the withdrawal of Spnln from Culm.
20 Qaeen openi Cortes with war speech.
Oorernment anaopacei lis oppoeltion to
prlvuteerlug. President signs DOtlflci
tlou to the uatloni of lutcntlnu tu bluck
ade. 21 ur minister st Msdrld, (ieu. Stewart
L. Woodford, Informed by the Spanish
Minister of Foreign Affairs that diplo
mntlc relations between Hpslu and the
l ulled States ore terminated Presi
dent MeKlnley rabies our ultimatum to
Spain, demanding n reply by April 2.1....
Seuor Polo y Ilernabe. Spanish minis
ter, receives bis passport and leaves
Washington.
12 Cruiser Sew York, Sampson's flagship,
enptur-s I'edro, 2,000 tons, uftccu miles
east of Havana. .. .Cuban ports block
ailed by the American squadron.
23 The President Issues Ills proclamation
calling for I25.ooo volunteers,
24 (Sundayi A Spanish decres declaring
wnr against the United States was
gazetted at Madrid.
25 Congress passes a resolution declaring
that the slate of war existed from
April 21.
20 Keerulilng volunteers began In New
York City.
27 -I'nlted States vessels bombard Mnlnn
sus. .. .Seventh New York lteglmeut de
clines to enlist.
28 Commodore Dewey's fleet snlls from
Hongkong fur Manlln.
20 Hpaulsh squadron snlls from Cape Verde
for the West Indies. .. .New York shells
Cabanas fnrts U. S. cruiser Yule
(Parlsi nrrlves In New York.
80 Comnindore Dewey's squadron nrrlves
off Msnllu Flagship New York tires
on Spnnlsb cavalry sharpshooters off
Havana.
May.
1- C 8. eru'ser Tnpekn arrives st New
Ymk from Falmouth Commodors
Dewey's squadron destroys the Spuulsh
fleet at Manila.
2 Cable frun Manila to Hongkong cut by
Commodore Dewey.
4 Battleship Oregon and gunboat Marietta
snll from Klo Jnnelro.
7- Ccmnmdnre Dewey Informs State De
portment of the seliure of Cavlte.
0 Congress thanks Hear Admiral Dewey.
10 The Gussle expedltlnu sulled from
Tampa.
11- Emlgn Worth nagley and four of the
crew nf the torpedo boat Wlnslow killed
by a shell from the Spanish forts st Cur
deals
12- Admiral Sampson's squadron bombards
the fnrts at 8sn Juan. Porto Rico
The Spanish Cupe Verde fleet arrives at
Port de France. Martinique Uuosle
expedition repulsed.
U Cotnmodon Schley's fleet sails south to
ni.i t the Spanish squadm-i.
14 Spanish Cape Verde fleet sighted off
Curocoa.
16 Itenr Admiral Dewey reports on fall of
Manila. ,. .8 ig ista's cabinet resigns
Spin'sh torpedo boat destroyer Terror
disabled st Port de Frame. Martinique.
Spanish fleet leaves Curor.ia Gen.
Merrllt ordered to Ihe Philippine! as mil
itary governor Gov. Black authorises
Ile (nr.-fill How Vou Sit.
Recently an eminent physician gave
utterance to the opinion that appendi
citis ia nioie couimon in tliis countrv
than in o'hers because of the Yankee
cuetom that men have and men are
more frequently tufleiers I'o.n tlio .111
ease than women of habitually lilting
with one leg thrown over the other.
Thia habit, the physician was quoted
as saying, teatricti the action of the di
geetive eppartus, and especially of the
lower intoatiiifl and catties stagnation
ol the contents and the stretching of
II Kan.lsg.. ,e
. .mil.
Wiser ruarlestos sails f..r Manila.
'' JJ seet is hot tied up it Hsu
grw trsnspnrts with 2..-WM men .t.rt
for Manns President Issues a call for
in.. inure vnluntiers.
20 Oregon :,rri,.. l w.... ti . s
Slioln s cabinet mliilst. r. said the SS0
try was willing to aeseM "an h rsble
iSHr i". """..'id.ire S.-hley Is In touch
with the lusurg.-nt lenders. ... Florida
eiNdltbui landed without opposition
near Giiantansmo, Cuba.
27-Hianlsh scum ships rhlSsd by American
warshlis i.ear Key West.
' 're chili reports the trapping
of ( eriers lu the hurlur of Santiago de
liibs Cruiser Coluuib'.a arrive! at
New York, having 1 u In roliuiim with
the British st. am. hip Fosdlla, which
ssnk.
m Jr""l" nibark nt Tnmpa for Havana.
31 Hear Admlrnl Sampson's fleet bombards
forts of Hautlago de Cuba.
Jim .
I-Transporti f,,r Manila arrive at Bono
lulu. Hawaii, and the Boys lu Blue be
BMM the guests of the city Monitor
Monsdiioek ordered to Msnllu treat San
Francisco.
2 Spsln stain appeals to the Powers to
Intervene.
S American squadron bombarded Santiago
de Cuba.
4 Lieut lnbon slnki cruiser Merrltnic
In the mouth of the harbor uf Santiago
de Cuba.
0 -Fortification! of Santiago de Cuba re
dueed.
7-Amerlcan squadron bombard! and il
wneOf batteries at Santiago Monitor
Monterey and collier Brutus sail for
Manila.
5- -Asault on fortlflcutloas of Quaniansmo
liny.
0 House agrees on war revenue conference
rep rt.
10- Admiral Simpson reports he has held
Guun'anamn hurbor since the 7th....
Senate agrees on eoi.fereuce report on
wur revenue bill.
11- Four Americans at Calmnnera are killed
In a flghi with the Spaniards.
lS-Thlrty two r insporta with Shnftrr'a
troops sail for Santiago President
MeKlBley s'gns the war lax bill.
14 Two Americana and several hundred
Spaniards kl.le.1 In a battle at Csl
manera.
15 Second ex red t 'on sail, d from San Fran
risen for Manila Great destruction
results to Santiago forts through the use
or the dynamite guns ou the Vesuvius.
17 Spanish squsdrnn sailed from Cadis and
p.issed Gibraltar.
20 Transport! wlih Gen. Shatter'! troops
arr.ve on Santiago.
22 Part of Shufter's troops landed.
23- Balance nf troops landed with, hi seel
dent Admiral Camara'a Cadis fleet
arrives at Isbind of Pun ellsrls.
24 Sixteen Amer.csn soldiers killed and
f,.r I voaudtd In driving baa ij
sold ers at Santiago.
27 Commodon Wataon to command fleet to
Ittock Spanish hone territory Presl
dent MeKlnley recommends thanks of
Co trees for I. lent. Hobsoa, sad thai he
be trunsferred to the line.
28 President prnelnlms blnckade of Smith
eru Cuba from C.ipe Frunrea to Cape
Crux.
'-0 Gen. Shatter reports he can take San
tlago In forty eight hours ...The Senate
thanks I. b ut. Hobson and his men. n un
leg each one pera itially.
80 Kgyptlan Government refused to let
Cnuiuru coal his fleet at Port Said.
July.
1-Shaffer's army began the assault upon
Santiago de Cuba, capturing the euemy's
outer works.
3 -Shatter renewed the attack upon San
tlago. los ug about l.lssl In killed and
wounded, and making 2 Spanish
prisoners. The Spanish I ISSllllSI prob
ably exceeded those of the Atii'-rlcnus.
3 Cereera'S fleet desiroyed at Sautljgn,
with great loss uf life.
0 SpanUh tr.iuspirt Alfonso XII. blown
up off Mi:, by American guuhnsis. . . .
Hobson. the hem of the Iterrlmac. and
his romriides eiehiitig.il fur Spanish
.risntt'Ts outside Santiago.
7 President signs Hawaiian annotation
res liitloti. ... Admiral Dewey tuuk Suing
and 1 pr.siiners.
11 Cruiser St. le.uls brings Admiral Cer
vera n ml 146 prisoners tn Portsmouth,
N H . . . Admiral Sampsons fleet lium
blirded Sllll.lagu.
13 Announced that fellow fever has bruken
nut In Gen. Sliarter a army.
14 Geo. Torul and the Spin ah army sur
rendered Santiago nt .1 p. lu.
17 "Old Glory" rulsed over Santlagn at
noon.
IS President Issues 1 proclamation provid
ing for the government of Santiago....
Seven American vessels bombard Mnn
anltlO and destroy seven Spanish ships.
21 Use. Miles, with M19 men on trims
ports, convoyed by warships, star's to
take Porto fetco American gunhouis
Capture Nine mil sink the Spnnlsh cruis
er Jorge Junu....Cen. Cnllxtn Garcia.
eg attainder nf the Cnhan army of Rast.
ern Cubs, owing to discontent hoeaoss
the American Government has Ignored
htm nnd his troops In the surrender of
Santiago. withdrew .... News reached I his
country that the second expedition to re
SUforcs Admiral Dewey had urrlved ut
Cavlte.
22 Agulnnldo declared himself dictator of
the Philippines.
23- Anothcr expedition for the Philippine
I hi u ml sailed from s.m Francisco,
23 Gen .Miles and 3.5' 0 men reach QUID
Ico, Porto Kleo, ami effect n landing,
2(1 Secretary Day, M. Cninhon, French am-
liossoilor. and his nrst secretary. M
Thleliant. confer with President McKIn
ley In regard to terms of peace,
27 The p rt of Ponce, Porto Hlco. surrend
ers to Cant. Davis, of gunboat Dixie.
30 News of Gen. Merrill's arrival at Civile
r "Ived ot Washington. .. .Dcwcy In
forms the President that Agulnablo. the
Philippine Insurgent chief, assumed n
deflont attitude.
31 -The Spanish forces st Cavlte mnde a
sortie during n fbTce storm on the Amer
Icon troops In Ihe Mnlnte trein hes They
were repulsed with hesvy loss. Ten of
Gen Merrltt's men were killed and fur
ty eight wounded.
A u mint
2 Preetdial MeKlnley mokes public the
terms of peace offered to Spain by the
I'nlted States.
4- The monitor Monterey and Its COBSOrl
Brutus, arrive at Manila ... Gen. Shnf
tor and his subordinates ask lhat the
fever stricken army at Santlagn de Cuba
lie renored north.
5 Formal orders Issued for the removal of
Gen. Shatter's army to this country.
B Spain sceepts the terms nf pence offered
by tho I'nlted S ates. . . .Guayanio. Porto
Itlen, captured by Gen. llulues' forces.
Three Americans cornered.
8- Spsln accepts President M'-Klnley's
peace terms. Certain representations
were made regarding Cuba whleh WON
not accepted, however Spaniards at
Guarrtanamn lay down their arms anil
surrender to Brig. Gen F.wors.
0 Qea, Brest's brigade captured Cnnmn,
Porto Hlco. sfter s lively fight, In which
seven Pennsylvsnls volunteers were
wounded. Two hundred Spaniards were
token prisoners Spaniards attempt to
retake the lighthouse at Cape Son Juan,
bu ore repulsed with heavy loss.
10- A protocol covering the peace terms nf
the I'nlted States has been agreed upon
by M i 'million, representing Spain, nnd
President MeKlnley Gen. Schwun's
fores defeat Spin sh troops st Mays
gin i. Porto RleOt UeOS on our side twu
tilled snd one wounded.
11- Spsln's csblnet formally sppmved Pres
Id. -nt McKlnley's peace protocol snd s
cablegram was sent to M. ( ninlmn au
thorising him to sign In behalf "f Spain
12 M Csnioon. French imhnssudor to the
United st.iti-s. signs the protocol and a
cessation "f hostilities Is ordered.
13 iurrender "f 'he city of Manila, sfter
stiff bombardment by Dewey.
30 Gen. Merrltt lesvea Manila for Psrls to
sld the Pea.-e c mtulsslon,
eptember.
5 Spnlh Cortes convenes to consider
peaee pcopeeilSi
B Men Otis. 1 Sited S-ates commander st
the opening of the vermiform appendix,
miking it possible for ohitruclioni to
reach the latter, and thus giving tise to
appendicitis. There is M other dis
ease, if we BUY Judge from the atten
tion given 10 il by current puhli.-a-lions,
in which the general public
take, so much interest as in this one,
which ii comparatively new to medi
cs! practice. Probably much of the
popular interest is due to Ihe fact thst
Oaty within a few yean whit may be
called the literature of upiendicitls fegfl
reached ti. reading couimuuity. Lsss
lio'a Weekly.
" npaiii.Ti niel urr.
Msnlts. ileiusndi-d the remoeat of th.-
Isaari all fr. m that city.
o S. iin.li s tu:.- j,lo;,t ihe peace protn
c.d.
12 The situation at Mum.I.i reported crlt
brsV
i t Ipaslahcasaih r.of rjfpeties adopts tn,.
peace prntiH-nl.
10 Spanish Pearl PnUtSjlgalaS appointed,
with Sener 111. is. President of the Sen
ste, SS Pres dellt.
17 Tin- peon- Csmatieatee f the Called
Slates sails f. r P .r s
10 Spanish Government Issues an order for
all troops lu the Wot ladles to return
home.
20 The ers -notion of the nu'lytng posltlnns
in i -nrm llieo r.egun ny the Spnnlsh.
2 American and Spanish Commissioners
meet lu Paris.
October.
1 Atmrlesn snd Spanish Pence Commls
sinners hold their flrs( session.
4 Atnerb-an Pence Commission receives
the r. imrl of G. n. Merrltt lu Parts
IS Formal ceremony of raising the I'nlted
s '.iles nag over fan Juan Ink. s place. . . .
American Commissioners refuse to ss
sume any portion of Cuban deht.
24 Gen. Ortega, with the lost of the Span-
isn a.uuters, suns rr.im rorto it ten for
gala.
2d- Spanish snhPeri captured at Manila
luring Ihe war are released by United
States.
27 Spanish Peace Commissioners accept
cntiiiitinn nt the no:i assumption of Cu
ban debt by United States.
November.
28 Terms of peaee accepted hy Spain.
December.
10 Treaty of peace with Spain signed at
Purls.
or. (BR Aft CHBOMOftl OY.
Record of Brett ts thnt Cure Occurred
Durlnu the I'ust Yeur,
January.
1 Officers nf the Cuban provisions! gov
er.nnent sworn In.
3 Six persons burned to death at Jersey
City. N. J.
8 Thirty persona killed hy collapse of
finer In city hall at London, Ont.
T Th.-odore luirrsnt hanged for murder at
St Ouentln prison, California.
8 Six m.-n killed by explosion of sn Ohio
liter towtin.it nenr Gleuneld. Pa....
Fifteen meu drowned off Bsuduc by
foundering nf a French steamer. .. .Six
lives b at In s mine explosion near Pitts
burg. Kun Deuth of MuJ. Moses P.
Untidy.
12 Forty lives and f l.oio.noo worth of prop
er.y destroyed by I tornado It Fort
Smith. Ark.
10 Dcith of ll.m. n.-nj. Butterwnrth. t'nl
ted Motes Commissioner uf Pateuts, st
Thomasrllle, III.
II) Bread riots ol Ancnna. Italy.
20 Fire loss of -;hi,iss1 at F.ast Grand
Forks. Minn.
22 Mnrr.age of Kev T DeWltt Tolmogi
and Mrs. Col Collier. .. .Destructive
storm over the West lad South. .
25 Many persons burned to dilth In a con
fi.grallnn s Spokane. Wash II. BOO,
tssi worth of property at Fast St. Louis
III , lactedlai L'nloa elevator and Bur
llugtiin freight depot, destroyed by Are
27 January whe it sells for 1 1 15 lu Chi
cogo. . . .Steamer city of Duiuth lost off
St Joseph. Ml.-h.
20 Several persons killed In a imssh up on
Ihe Maine Centra: Hallway at oron
Ten men killed by caving In of North
west laud tunnel In Chicago.
Frlirllury.
1 Six lives lost by burning of the Alvonl
Ho ise, Gloversvllle, N. Y ... .Schooner
llrlggs wreikeil off Llt.le Nuhaut and
eight lives losl.
2 f.'ssi.nsi lire I. s. In Winnipeg. Manitoba
3 Six persons k lied In railway colllslnii
near Boston ... Fire destroys I22.,isi
worth of properly ut Sciautnu, Pa.
4 Seven killed lu railroad wreck al (Has
gow, Scotland.
(I fo i.isjo J. re ut Albany. Ind llnllnnd
American steiiuer Veendam wrecked lu
n.ld set au.
0 Adolph L. Leulgert sentenced tn life Im
iirlsiitiuient for wife murder lu Ch
cuao. . . Assnsslunlbui of President Bar
rlns of Guatemala l25ti,ISJ0 Ore loas
at Fort Worth. Texas.
10 Th rty e'ght l ies erushed out by fall
lug walls at Pittsburg.
11 N.issiin Chambers lu New York burned
loss, irusi.nisi Ifrench ship Fiuetiat
goi a down off Canary Islands: K7 lives
ost.
17 Fire dump explosion In n colliery at
II iii rly, Pruss u. kills .ai porsniis.
flisi.iks. lire nt Pittstleld. Moss Brit
ish steamer Legislator burned nt sen.
18-D.llh of Miss Fran-is P.. Wlllurd In
New York City Large lire at Pitts
burg. 20 -New wharf snd eus'nm house st Tarn
p'co, Mexico, burned; In l. 12 .011).
25 National Tobacco Company's works at
Louisville. Ky.. burned: loss, f .'.ismmsmi.
20 Nine lives Inst In n tenement hnUBS tire
It Charleston, S. ('....Seen persons
killed ut Blue Island. III., by the colli
Inn nf n trahi and an omnibus. . . .Ten
persons killed ami Ave Injured by an
cxplnslnn i ml Are lu Hull Bros.' Inborn
tory nt Kulnmuxnn. Mich.
27 Denth of Win. II, Inter!, proprietor of
the Philadelphia Iteenrd.
Vnrch.
2 Sis men killed by boiler explosion near
Brew-t IB, Ala.
3 Nine drow ned by the foundering of the
s. h nf Bps id Wtll off the I I Thin coast
7 Fire causes ll.io.issi loss lu llrownell ,V
Field Co.'s building al Providence, It I.
. . . ,A,issi,issi Are loss ut Manila, Phil
ippiue Islsnda
ii Death of Gen w. s. Roseerana
13 Pleven men burned to deuth lu Bowery
Mission, New York.
HI Death ot Aubrey Beerdlliy, the nrtlst.
. ...Muiiy persons kllleil lu u lire .11 -to
Wabash avenue, Cblcagn.
17 Death nf Blanche K. Bruce, lleglo'er f
the Treasury.
10 Six emu lets killed In a mine nt Pratt
City. Ala.
21 Several persons killed In n hotel lire si
Butte, Mont
22 Forty lives lost hy sinking of bark
Helen Almy off San PrauelSCO,
25 Death "f James Pay a, i.ngiish novel
ist. ...Denth of Truman p. Hand, el
Cleveland, Ohio, oldest banker in i i
Stales. .. .Wisconsin Industrlnl Behoej
for Boys si Wuukesha damsgtd 1100,000
by Are.
2.1 Forty eight sealers of steam, r Green
land perished en lee flues.
2it Si ven persons baraeel to death at Kent,
Minn.
27 Death el Congressman simpkius, of
Massachusetts.
April.
3 Fifty lives lost lu flood nt Shawnee
town, III.
4 Fifteen men killed by explosion of pow
der near Sun Vicente, Mexico.
7 Redden denth uf Margaret Mather, the
tragedienne.
11- oxford Junction, Iowa, risked by 1100,
(Ki Are.
12 Pi glass works st North Irwin, Ps.,
burned, ess. IfgOtOOO,
15 Anicondi Copper Mining Co. at nelt,
Mont , suffers 2.V).' losl.
17- Fire, follnwlng s dust explnslon, de-
stmys grain elevator at B .s ou. loss,
inim.iSKi.
Hi Death ot George Psrsoni Lnthrnp.
21 Peetmiiter Oeneril ''r.v resigns snd is
paucildld by Charles Pmory Smith
Ilesth of henator Walthall, of Missis
slppl.
2:, Se.-retsry of Rtnie John Shermsn re
signs. 20 Win. It. Doy ippolntsd tn All the rs
csney. .. .Glasgow, S'.inaua, visnen ny
a IT50.ISKI lire . Powdef mill at Knnta
Crus, Csl., blown up. csusltig loss of
eleven lives.
2 Atlantic Powder Co,'l works st Dover,
N. J., wrecked hy on Itptettoa,
30 Heavy iliimog.- done by tnrnsdio In
Nsbraaka, Kanass, Iowa uud Suuih Da
kola.
May.
2 Thirteen persons killed by tornado st
J art co, Mo.
3 Schooner Crown wreehed off St. Johns,
N. F., snd II men drou hod.
0 1125, '. Are loss nt Cleveland.
7-Threo hundred persons killed In a rlul
st Mi. Italy.
R I Mil tit ti. Minn . no', rs a 1 100.(11) fire.
11 Wool war.-h iuse burns st Bollardvllle,
Miss : loss. 1500.000.
DON'T DELAY..
In securing Ihe ((Itt WHlA oOINfl
forlsW; one day's delav may remit tn your
aumpetlturaettliiK H we are the only Wercla
house bevtlge delivery point In thl North
writ Prompt delivery ol all orders usumL
Healers who handle the CottniM and
ItallT riiltli Mm will havs I douhle adrsnt
sce over uthers who do not. W have Im
t.ruved tbi quality ol our products, whlls our
InrresMd output enables us to reduce our
prices, as follows:
Columbia Chalnlesa j. M W
Cnliimhta M.slel. - njn- 9
C.lurah.s Model. 4i 4, 'W patters. ' Ira-
sn.OBigtl - 40 00
POPE MANUFACTURING CO.,
eealrslllsi Orseie Wiillaatis. elenlsas aa llsk.
12 Burning nf Armour's eteVltOf D at I
several Inmhet nrds es uses 11,000,0141
ii . iii Chteaga,
II I I1011..1111I. kl bd by eycl me ou Sum
hews letaad, Malay Atwnlpstagiis..iBd
wnr.i RemenjrL vtollnlst, fails dead In
son rnseieco Ihealie. ...Ball iiro.'
glass works burned al Mnuele, Ind ,
loss. fJV.,ISO.
tn Pi nt mill ,f Mining A Mill Co. nt Rail
MVerj I. Olio. l.uruiMl. loss, IIisi.insi
7 Ureal iamage done s sd many people
hen bi cyclone lu Nebraska.
IS Business section of Altlelmro, Mass..
destroy Id by Are. .. Destructive CVClons
SWeettS through lows, Kansas, Illinois
and Wisconsin.
10 Death of William F. Gladstone.
2 Penth of I dwurd Bellamy. .. .Mine Are
ol got live, Prussia: 45 miners perish.
2H Italian cnblnet resigns.
II New esli.net f. riued lu Italy.
June.
1 Death of tragedian Thos. W. Keene....
Tr insmlsslppl exposition opens at
Omaha.
4 Death Of ("apt. Chss. V. Ortdleg, of the
cruiser olympls at Manila.
T-Pliint of Burgess Steel Co , Pnrlsinouth.
Ohio, burned: loss. 4isi,iss).
11 Case Power Hull. ling In Detroit burned
II 1 oiiapse or Joseph Letters wheal deal
15 Iteslgnatlun of the French mrilletri,
s first party enbl ,et foruicd In two. in
2:i I'orin.itlou of the I'llhk 1.1.. .a In
Duly. '
July.
2 Strike nf store-tip, -rs causes Chicago
papers to suspend for four days.
4 French liner La llourgogue goes down
off Sable Island with .Vst passengers.
0 llawnllsu resolutions adopted by Ibe
Senate.
8 Steelrllle. Mo, almost obliterated hy a
waterspout. .. .Congresi adjourns sine
die.
11 Sagssls minis' ry In Spain resigns....
Eleven men killed In water tunnel at
Cleveland, Ohio.
Ill Powder mill at Oakland. Cat . blow 11 up
liy a t hi nil tu:i 11 uud seven lives lost.
30 1 1. nt ti of Prim e Bismarck.
August.
1 Martin Thoru executed at Sing Slug.
N. Y.
8 Bismarck. N. P.. destroyed hy lire....
Death of Georg M. Kbers. P.gyptologlst
and novelist.
12 United S utcs flog officially hoisted over
Hawaii,
13 Twen'y lives lost by cloudburst In Haw
klno ( "mint jr. hy.
15 Resignation of ministry st Lisbon.
2u French steamer La Cmpiette sunk off
New fouiiilluuil by the Norge. lu lives
lost.
21 Seven persons killed In railway collision
nt Sharon. Mass.
22 l'.'.ght lab, vers killed hy eollnpse of s
wsu in . nrneaie iiinnei, in.... inner
vllle. III., visited by a 1380,000 Are 300
miners drowned si Nleuce. Sllesls....
I leath of King Mnlletoa nf Samoa.
23 Deetmetlve Are at I.ogiinsport, Li.
25 R Gov. t luuile Matthews stricken by
paralysis nt Mi-hnrrj's Grove. Ind.
28 Deuth nf ex Guv. Claude Matthew 1 of
Indiana.
30 Small poi breaks nut st Put In Buy Isl
nnd, l.nke Rrll,
31 Wllhelinlun bernmes (Jueen of Holland
....Confession mid su'clde of ("ol. Henry,
principal witness against Cnpt. Dreyfus,
at Psrla
Feptenilicr.
2 Prentdenl Wlltord Woodruff, of the Mor-
uim church, died at San Francisco....
The llr.tlsb captured Ouuluruiut oppo
!lte Khartoum, lu the Soudan.
4 British troops occupied Khartoum. .. .M.
Cl Valgus, French Minister uf War, re
signs.
5 Twenty eight people killed In collision
of Irulu with trolley curat Cohoes, N. Y.
....Gen. Zurlludeii upp. luted French
Milliter of War.
0 Wllhelinlun crowned (Jueen of llnllnnd
nt Amsterdam. .. .Thirty men killed by
falling of a bridge over St. Lawrence
River, near St. Itegls Iti.IIun village. .
Many killed In riots In Crete. . . .Opening
of g. a. it. uutiouu! encampment ut .'in
ttnnatt,
10 Assassination of Fllxabetb. Fiupress of
Austria, by nn Itullan nnitri-hlst nt
Geneva, Swltierlsnd t2lsj,ts lire nt
iivermore lulls, lie,
1 Fire wiped out New Weitinluster, B. C.
and Jerome. Arls.
12 lienih of Judge Thus. M. Cooley nt Ann
Arbor. .Mich. . . . llurrleniie ou Island t
St. VlUCint, West Indies, killed 100 per
Suns and destmyed mOch prnperty.
14 LureUSO Snow chosen be.nl of the Mor
111. in church.
IS Iicnth nf I r. John Hall Death of
Miss Winnie Mails
20 Ten P' rsOUB burned In denth lu nu ele
vntnr tire In Tulcihi.
22 Thirty alx men ilmwued by sinking of
1 r. n. ti In. at lile ne I c amp nrr I- eeamp
2.1 Fifty miners sntombed lu OOel sbuft st
llron nsvllle. Pa
24 Scleral persnus killed mid much prop
erty destroyed by WlndetOlm nt Limn, O
2(1 Toriuido destroys property at Tnnnwau
da, N. Y.. uud kills Ave nt Merrlllon, Out.
....Denth of Miss Funny 1 1,1 veuport.
27 Cliir. inont. Minn., destroyed by Are.
25 Death of ex Hecretiri Taotnas F. Buy
nrd . . . Hint at Pnnn, III.
20 D1111I1 of (Juen Louise of lienmnrk.
.'to lluinlreils uf Uvea lost by floods In
japon,
Oct.ll e-.
1 Great fire In Colorado Springs. Colo.
2 Fierce gale 011 South Atlantic const.
5 In attempting tn quell ihe rebellion ot
ibe Ind gas ut Hour l.nke. Minn., several
soldiers were killed nnd wnuudeil.
B Ureal lire In Sidney. N, S. W.
0 I2IMI.INSI Are ill Alia nt 1. City. N. J.
Id Great lire nt Hanson City, Alaska.
20 Seven men killed by holler explosion on
torpedo boot Muvls near Astoria, Ore.
2.'l Ten men killed In a ruee wur ut liar
persvllle. Miss.
24 Fire 011 the Brooklyn, N. Y., water front;
loss, 1175 nun.
gS Fn-ii. h cabinet r'slgns.
Ill New French OlblSSt foruicd. . . .Jupnn
cse csblnet resigns.
November,
5 Pleven men killed by eollnpse of new
Wonderland theater al Detroit oven
men crushed to deulb lu a till lie neur
Wllhesbsrre, Po.
0 CapltOI nt Witshlngtnn wrecked hy gas
explosion Death uf David A. Wells,
eeoaomle writer.
7- Iteslgnstlnn uf the Greek ministry.
s Oanerel election.
0 Orgnulzutloii of Japan's uew ministry
enmpleted.
10 New ministry formed In Greece. .. Pres
ident Massu and secretaries uf Cubuu re
public resign.
11- Bunk ut Klrkullle, Mo., robbed of
tX'.H in.
17 British ship Atnlonta sinks off Oregon
cnast ; 211 lives lost.
18 Death nf John W. Keely. the Inventor.
Twelve laborers killed by trslu at
llnekensoek at sedowe, N. J.
10 Denth nf Gen. D. C RasIL
23 Burning uf the Baldwin hutel and the
ater In Son Ffunelsen.
2I2D Great storm sweeps over the coun
try: many lives lust st sea.
27 Death nf Actnr C. W. Couldock Ml
persons killed by boiler explosion near
Fourteen Mile Slough, Csl.
2H liynomlte explnslnn In Havana kills 15
persons snd Injures 25 others.
December.
5 Opening of Ciiiigresalnnsl session.
In Menth of Wllllsm lllsrk, novelist.
11 Death uf Gen. Csllxto Garde at Wash
Ington.
U Death of ei Senator Cslvln S Brlce. . . .
Sit persons killed In railway wreck st
Madison. Fls.
10 Sit persons kilted hy s train st Allen
wood. N. J Dcpurtmeut store of G.
Rsetetetn'S Sons burned at Milwaukee;
loss. till,!)!!).
17 Den.h of Bsrnn Ferdinand James d
Hotlisi'hlld In loiudon Twenty live!
lost In steamship collision In the North
Sen.
10 fT,i)0,nrM Are st Terre Haute, Ind.
And now Boeton man claims (he eon
ter of the stage lung enough to ilvis
thai, so fnr ss the nnnexnlloti of the Phil
ippines is concerned, "celerity should bt
cotil. -inMre. tvTfb eunctntliiti."
I.I Hung I'hniig has h.-.-n sent lo witch
the overflow of the Vellnw river. This,
we take It, is the illte Chinese equiva
lent for saying (but he bus bet-u sent up
Salt lllver.
I I. Is Model 4 '.I. aiu.
Hartford!
Vedstle., Strictly I p to Pate
We Job bicycle sundries.
Write lor term, and discounts.
gM oo
.. 00
132 84 Slid its PiTtlu.. Or
STORIES (IF RELIEF,
Two Lattorn to Mm. Plnkham,
Mrw. .Ihiin (YrxUAJU, IfafllghttWlj
N. J writm :
' DgAH Mils. Pinkiiam: I cnnnul 1
irln to tell ymi how 1 Miffercil before
taking your ramOflloa I wits so weak
thnt t OOnldhjtrdly walk across the thmr
without tailing, ha, 1 womb Ironbla
ami such n beariBftiown foaling ; nloo
MitTcri-,1 uith my hack nil. I limbs, tuitu
lu womb, Inflaininatloa of the bladder,
piles ntnl imliifestion. It. fure 1 hail
taJtea one bottle ol Lvdla B, Pinkhama
Vega table Compound I fall a great daal
la'tter, and after taking two and one
hall IxittU-a nn.l hnlf a bog of your
Liver Pilla I waaoured. If more sronld
talcs your recdtolne they would uot
have to stiff or so mueh."
Mrs. Joanpa Pinxioa, 513 Knst st,
Warren. Pa., write-,:
"Dt vit Mitts. Pin KHAN I I have suf
fered with womb trouble over iifi.-eu
years. 1 hail inflammation, enlarges
iiictit ntnl dlaDlacetncnt of the wromK
I hiul the linckucho loiihlntttly, also
headaohai tad was ho dlsrjr, 1 had
heart trooble, it mnnwd ius thongh my
heart was in my throat ut times aholc
itier mo, I oould not walk around and
I oould not lie down, for then my heart
WOUld Ix-ut Ml fast I would feci lis
though I wan smothering, 1 hnd to
nit op In bod nlghv in order to breathe,
1 was mi wcuk I could not do any
thing.
' I have now taken several liot-
ties of Lydia K. Ptnkhua'n Vegetable
CoiiiHitind. and used three jick-
ncs of sanative Wash, and enn say
I am parieotly cured. I do not tt ink
I c. uld have lived lonjf if Mrs. Pink-
ham's mediciuo hod uot helped uie."
Tho elephant has tnurn iniisdes in
its trunk titan any Otbet erontUN D0
sesses in its entite limlr, their tnnnlier
lii'iit) tin (ew'eer than 40,000.
The Most Coeanaea of All.
The must common of till ailment-.
from sports of all kinds ate sprains ami
bruises. Tim most common ..ml luresl
rare of them is hy the uhc of St. Jacohs
Oil, whioh is prompt in its action.
Transparent leather is inuile in
Knitted.
I shall recommend Plso's Cure f"r Cnn-
utnptlon far and wide. Mrs. Muiiu.mii,
I'luinsteail, Kent, Knclaml, Nov. S, ISIO.
The woman of 20 asks, "Who is he."
the woman of 1111, "What is he?" tho
woman past no, "When it he?"
HetIthyJ1dppyGiTls
often. From no apparent
cause, become l&nguid and
despondent in thecotlydhyi
of their mo man hood They
drag along always tired,
nevet hungry, breathless
and with ft palpitating
heari alter slight exercise
so that merely to walk
up sta.irs is exhausting.
Somttimes a short . dt y-toujlh
teaai to tne lea, that they
are "going into consumption" '
They are anaemic, doc
tors tell them, vth.ch means
that thev have too little
blood Are you like that have you too little blood?
MoTe anm.c people have been made Strong, hungvy.
on re,, tn men and women bv the use of Dr Willi.ms
Pink Pills fot Pale People than by any otheT means They
are the best tome in thc world.
Miss tyate Stevens, of Oil part, Nlnarn Co., N, V.hsd been a very
healthy K'll until iiIhuiI n yrnr iik", whin she uiriv wenk and pule. She
Inst her Ippsttte, was us tlrr.1 lu the atomtng as nu retiring, and lost (1. sh
until shr been rue an riuaclaled that her ft lends hardly km-w her. The due
turn d.-elan-d the .list-use ntia'lnla , and nave her up tu die. A plivsni in
win. .is visiiiiiK in Qaeporl pteealled upon her to try Dr, wuiinm.' pink
I'ltls Im I'. ile people. Hhe did so, and was lH-iirfite.1 st .Hue. She ii uow
well sud hirmiK the very picture of heallh. IsTje (A1. )'.) C'esr.r.
The genuine &ts sold only m package, the vsrapptr
always bearing thc full name. For sale by all drug
d.sts ot sent , postpaid, by the Dr William Medicine
Company. Schenectady. N Y , on receipt of price, fifty
cents per bo Book of cures tree on revues,..
m
m ii
CM)
A SWORN STATEMENT.
I, C, It. kettlns, M I)., ol Ores. Valley, Or . v.ilunlarlly make the fnllimlns I'stcinent;
Alter ha vim my teeth ealracted I have bad II e sets uisda in 1'ilerval.ol almul nine months,
three In Portland, oil! In San I nn.e .. .. and nne ill Hisikaiie. With neither .if the-e hais I been
alile tn eat a meal s victual! or even an spple or rlne peach, on lMcember lu latis, I , u I my
nth sot made In lir. Strvker. I. o, o, K. Teinp'.e, Klr.t and Alder, I'nrllaii or , ami within
twenty minutes alter the time they were put tutu my mnuth I was ahle tn est a common hard
winter apple and a piece id dried veiilsnn, and at this tune, In-eeuiher Pith, have eaten every
Me since with Ihe sn-at.-.t enmliirt audvtilli nu Iruulilc at all. They are a pen. it ill and
satlslactnry In every MeBMi 11 t "I I I Nr. M l
Kefersuce. nenen Bras Hank. The Dalles, or ; ihermaa Oo, itsnk. Wisso, or.i was,
ilulder. sheriff, ul Sheiinsn Oo : Its .t. I Nichols and brother, Portland, or.
- ,, ...... i and sworn to before me this Mih Osi ol lieeeinlier. Is'
isiKai) JnllN ihiII.IIKK, SiUsry Pul.l ,- t..r m
MACHINERY
Knr Mill., Mines, ObOBS and Farm.-, Steel Log.
Kill! sil l Hoisting RUfflnSS; line Chisel
Tooth I
ny ilreasi-, etc.
TATUMt&BOWEN
V Iii SJ Klrst street Purtlaiid, or
iM-.'SI Kreiuuiit street. San Krancisc.i.
Cut Rate
Drug CaUlofne
... FREE...
Woodnrd. Clarke M'o.
liRfAITMSSV I.
, l in: I I Mi (Ut.
YOUR LIVER
IS it f n
Get It Kiuht.
Keep it KighL
Moore's Itevealed Ilemedy wllldulL ihree
doses will -take you l.-cl beturr. Set It from
your druirftit or any holesale druc house, ot
bom ru n art A llnitues Uruj Co., Seallle.
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES
Id, n Is Pros iic.l. Ilrlttea Made.
I'slnleis lllllna and rilrsri i..n.
Dr. T. H. White, f$tiSX$P
vtsv Rrtag I e la till. I ..entry.
II Is s, luted mil that Ihe t inted States o.
dlers lu IIiihsII may soalrnet leprosy ihere,
Itlit Ihrlai II lo thlieouatn whenlhei return.
l hits t pr,.s, u atueh lo hi- dreaded, there are
a .' sand MsjieS as mini i tetim tn sinmaeh
li.oi. ei - ind i.i I disease, ton there is cure
tor Hum in ll.sieii,,'. stnmieh hitters, luher
somsinn illweuls that the Rliteriirs -is eisa
Inr are innisria, lev, , i,. nun,., gold at all
trus, stores.
The host pineapples grOU in eastern
I'uhii. They are icrve.isy to cultivate,
only little capital is toqnlrodi and pie
vi.ius experience, is mrt ibsolotey ee
senlial. ttiKNTs w . n run.
DIATOMS feastabls and etillls, I Ireak
nf usture, noted i,s tin- boot !' t, s i in the
eorld lor 'liver, so d. hrsss, etl , seat In , nu
tlty suBteiinl (or jreers, tor .'.' esatt r o.
stniniis. Il Is lulus,, r al and cricks In stoves
miy M repaired with II tddren.H II 1 ni
ls.. Kit. ."ail MiitusIl.llellullding.seslie.Uash.
The polar fox ohgngag the color of Hi
coat, lu inmmor it is alwayi blaeki
in winter it is so while that tho ani
mal can scaicelv lie seen as it scam pen
over the MOW,
A Ihart i i(in.
The damp lutumn nights and mori
ilia's stirs up sitintien, ami then oomee a
inn of pain. Dag M. Jgoobg Oil, and
ihen conies g.tUJ lo COW It, It is a
lOft tiiflit and the cu e is sure.
If you want the bail n ind mill, pumps,
tanks, plviws, wagons, hells ol all lixes
boilers, engines, or it il uuu liinei v. see
or writo JnllN POOl.K, f....t of Moriuon
I reel, Portland, on on
The haii of robbiti Ind other nnlngli
in liiisiin is ooueeriod Into bowlg,
.I sl es .nil plates, which are valued for
their irongth, durability nnd Hgbtnooi,
The articles have the appearance of vur
nt -he I leather.
DBA.riinj.nl 0AMMOT HI ( rit::t
ty lis-sl applli'sllotis. ns Ibey nan not reach thl
diseased ortloa ei the aag, Thin Is only one
I w Ipeuradealnes , and that n by eonsuin
lloiiiilriine.il.'- Iirnlui u is csuied bv au In-
anted eoadJiioa el tin- ameouallnlagnl tin
kuiiaehlaa Tube, when this iuis gets in-
Um I ton linn-a rumtiitiiK -outui or miner
tu t gearing, and urban li n . ntirely clnsed
di allies! Is ibe issiili, and unless tlieliillanima
lion cnn he taken nut and this tubs rest ued to
Us iinnnnl condition, benrlua lllbe.leitroyeil
lerever; nine esses .nil ol t u irseaueeahv
rniarth. vi hb h Is imihliii; Inn au inflamed
eiiiidliiiin.il the niiirnus surfaces.
We Hit ne one Hundred Ikillari for any
cs I Peal uesi (caused bv catarrh) Ihnt can
not tn cured b) Hall's Calarrk Cnta, send ior.
circuliri, tree
g. J. CIIKNKY A CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by I.rusiti-ts. 7.V
Uall'i rauilly Tills are the best
The most active volcano in the wot hi
la lit. Bungay, If.lM feet lilgh,gltas
nted on the enstein chain of the Andes,
Smith America. I', has lieeu in eon
slant irupt lOB sinoo 17.--, ntnl tho
sound of its explosions is sometimes
hoard at QoltO, a distgnoe of 160 miles,
Stl7 litiv heen cnuiited in au hour.
Uj
$40 CASH, $45 INSTALLMENTS
1899x BICYCLES
"lie. I Wheels .in Kuril.."
S deal I M '" M gsi. Send l.r ralalosaa.
Llvusivuls ssuted everywhere.
hikii i. HaiUtttli 0TOLI co..
PORTLAND, IPOKANg TACOUA.
FERRY3
SEEDS
RUPTURE CURED.
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