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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 187G.
VOL. VI
NO. 19.
DE.ttOCBATll »TATE CONVENTION
GENERAL NOTES AND NEWS.
Nominations for District officers be­
ing in order, the Third District dele­
Ex-Attorney-General Williams and
The Democratic State Convention as­ gates reported B. F. Bonham for
STATE OF OREGON.
Governor,...................................... L. F. Grover
•»
FURNISHING and
sembled in Reed’s Opera House, Sa­ Judge; W. M. Ramsey for Attorney. wife nre soon to return to Oregon.
‘Secretary ofState...................F. Chadwick
God deliver us.
lem, at 11 o’clock a . m ., on the 26th,
c
Fourth—F. R. Strong, Attorney.
State Treasurer,........... >.................. U- Brown
and was called to order by Hon. Henry
Frauds to the extent’of several mil-
State Printer................. Mj! ...... M- ' • Brown WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
—II. K. Hanna, Attorney.
FANCY GOODS Klippel, Chairman of the Democratic First
Sup’l of Public Instruction...L- L. Rowland
Fifth—L. L. McArthur, Judge; L. lions of dollars in sales of captured
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
State Central Committee.
Southern property are re|>orte(l.
B. Ison, Attorney.
71 FRONT STREET.
Cirruit Judge,.................................... F. P. Prim
Hon. B. F. Burch, of Polk, was
BOYS
’
and
GIRLS
’
Second
J.
M.
Thompson,
Judge
;
Not satisfied with the hoggish pro­
/»»HtTict Attorney,...................... IL K. Hanna
elected temporary Chairman.
S.
II.
Hazard,
Attorney.
clivities of the t)lg lx>irs at Washing­
JACKSON COUNTY.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
C. B. Bellinger, of Multnomah, was
The regular order being the nomina­ ton, the Polk county Republicans have
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
I’onutv Judge,............. .............. E. B. Batson
elected temporary secretary.
tion of Congressman, La Fayette Lane nominated Reuben Pigg for Sheriff.
(John O’Brien,
County Commissioners...... j
Hueston
On motion, a committee of five were was nominated by acclamation, with
Sheriff,....................................... L W. Manning VITE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
It is said that if the bill for the
appointed on credentials, viz : Nolt- great enthusiasm.
BOOTS and SHOES,
Clerk........................................... E. 1». Foudrav
! ! a complete stock of
ner, Whiteaker, Klippel, Ison and
Presidential electors were nominated transfer of the Indians to the War De­
Treasurer...............................................F- Knbli
...................................... W. A. < hilders
Shannon.
as follows: II. Klippel, of Jackson; partment passes, $10,000,000 will be
GROCERIES,
BEDSTEADS
A
CHAIRS,
school Superintendent,.......... H. C. Ilemincr
DRUGS.
On motion, the delegates present W. B. Laswell, of Grant; F. A. Cro­ saved every year to the Government.
Surveyor,............................................................ J- Howard
were authorized to cast the vote of ab­ nin, of Portland ; G. K. Shiel, of Ma­
Minister Seward is instructed to
Coroner . .............................................. H* f- Inlow j
PERFUMERY
and
TOILET
ARTICLES,
sent
delegates
from
their
respective
J.
M.
Shepherd,
of
Baker.
Official Paper...... ;......
D emocratic T imes
I rion ;
call the attention of the Chinese gov­
CLOTHING,
counties.
Klippel, Laswell and Cronin were the ernment to the evils of the Burlingame
JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
On motion, the temporary officers choice of the Convention,
PATENT MEDICINES,
treaty, with a view to its modification.
Countv Judge............................ M. F. Raidwin
I
were
made
the
permanent
officers
of
The
following
State
Central
Commit-
. ,
f S. Messenger,
LIQUOHS, TOBACCO ani CIGARS,
County Commissioners,........< James Neely.
H. Kelley, of East Portland, reports
the Convention.
tee was then appointed : Baker, J.
glassware
,
window
glass
,
for
the benefit of tobacco chewers who
Sheriff........................................... Ban. L. Green
On motion, M. V. Brown, of Linn, I M. Shepherd ; Benton, Milton Shan- I
derk............................................................. Chas. Hughe«:
CROCKERY, ETC.,
was appointed assistant secretary.
|toi; Clackamas, G. A. Harding; I wish to abandon the use of the weed,
Treasurer............................................................. V m.Nauekc PAINTS. OILS AND
Assessor.......................................... Tohn Tavlor
On motion, a committee of one | Clatsop, O. F. Bell; Columbia, H. N. to chew prickly ash bark and Oregon
Softool Superintendent,.............. J. M. Smith
___ ; Coos, A. Lohree; Curry, J. liquorice root, which will cure all de­
from each county was appointed on I Nice;
Survevor,................................... W. N. Sanders PAINTER’S STOCK OF EVERY KIND, At E. Jacob’s New Store.
resolutions, as follows : •
Tichenor; Douglas, A. A. Fink; Grant, sire for tobacco.
Coroner....................................... Geo. E. Rrlsirs
Official Paper,....................D emocratic T imes
A. Noltner, L. B. Ison, J. S. Palmer, G. S. Hazeltine; Jackson, E. D. Fou-
A family of emigrants, consisting of
BLUE VITRIOL,
Orth
’
s
Brick
Building,
Jacksonville.
a
man, wife and twelve childrun,
J.
Hobson,
John
LoUsignot,
S.
11.
Haz-
dray;
Josephine,
B.
F.
Holzdaw;
Lake,
COURT SITTINOS.
from
Pennsylvania, were massacred
I ard, Wm. Tichenor, Jas. Richards, G. j . Q. A. Brooks; Lane, J. N. Poiudex-
Ch»»»»’».—Circuit Cnn-t, «w'f'U'i
LUBRICATING OILS, ETC. ETC.
I H. Kimberlin, H. Klippel, T. B. Jack- ter; Linn, J. K. Weatherford; Ma­ by Indians 100 miles north of Custer
Mondav in February, .lune and November.
County Court, first Monday in each month. I
1 son, Q. A. Brooks, Thomas A. Milli- , rion, L. Westacott ; Multnomah, C. City April 20th, while on their way to
.Totrphai? Coitntu.— Circuit Court, fourth i
1 LI. OF TTTE ABOVE ARTICLES SOLD run, John Sumner, C. B. Bellinger, S. B. Bellinger; Polk, E. McDaniels; the Black Hilts.
Mondav in April and fourth Me>»’d«y in Oc­
-ip- Sole Agents for Oregon for the cele­ A at the very lowest rates. If you don’t
tober. County Court, first Monday in Jan­ brated CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP, which believe me, call and ascertain prices for Slants, John Myers, J. II. Rinehart, Tillamook, R. W. Wilson ; Union, A.
Prospects for the grain crops in Cal­
J. G. McCoy, M. H- Abbott, J. Heller, C. Craig ; Umatilla, J. W. Bailey ; ifornia were never better, in Oregon,
kills Ticks. Lice and ail parasites on sheep, yourselves. No humbug !
uary, April. July and October.
and is a sure cure for screw-worm, scab anti
All kinds of produce and hides taken in J. L. Ferguson, F. E. Eldridge.
JACKSONVIT.T.E rREClNCT.
Wasco, M. H. Abbott; Washington, owing to the protracted winter, the
exchange for goods.
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Justice of the Peace..................... J. H. Stinson I foot rot. Circular sent on application.
Ou motion, a committee of one from M. L. Nicholas; Yamhill, W. T. New­ acreage is not so large at present by
Constable................................... A. M. Asbury
each county was appointed on order of by. Mr. Bellinger was elected Chair- one-third as it was la-t year, but sow­
TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE.
“
EXCELSIOH
”
| man.
business, viz.:
ing is yet busily progressing.
fN. Fisher, President.
The
following
resolution
was
adopted:
L.
B.
Lon,
W.
II.
Gold-son,
W.
L.
’
I M. Caton.
The N. Y. Sun says Blaine’s prom­
i White, W. II. Vaughn, S. II. Hazard, I
Cor. Cal. & Oregon Sts.,
Resolved, That in the absence of
I Dnv’d Cronemiller,
frustees,
LIVERY
STABLE
I J. Nunan.
Wm. Tii lienor, A. A. Fink, G. II. Kim­ any delegate from the National Con­ ised speech came on April 25th. His
I Gofirire Brown.
Oregon.
vention, the delegates present shall subject was the $64,000 paid him by
I berlin, T. F. Beall, T. B. Jackson, Q.
S. !Iavden Jacksonville,
Recorder.........................
the U. P. R. R. Co. for worthless
A. Brooks, J. N. Poindexter, J. K. cast his vote.
Oregon St., Jacksonville,
__ Henrv Pape
Treasurer.......................
J. P. McDaniel
A resolution to move Congress to bonds, His explanation is not satis-
Weatherford, C. A. Petrain, E. Mc­
Marshal..........................
__
J.
C.
Weiss
factory. We believe he had the money.
Street Commissiomr...
PROPRIETOR. Daniels, G. A. Harding, J. H. Rine- : indemnify the sufferers by the Modoc
DAVID LINN
W. J. PLYMALE.
hart, J. G. McCoy, ()• S. Savage, M. ' war was passed.
A $12,000 monstrosity, in the shape
I
Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment
PROFESSIONAL (’ARDS.
Richardson,
J.
C.
Braly,
John
Luu-
Salem
was
agreed
upon
as
the
place
i of a double calf, is on exhibition at
of furniture, consisting of
for
the
next
Convention,
and
the
Con
­
signot,
A.
F.
Hedges.
’ Portland. The animal is nine months
AVING JUST RECEIVED A NEW
B. F. HOLSCLAW. M. D.,
BEDSTEADS,
The committee ou order of business vention adjourned.
; old, has one head, two bodies and seven
stock of Harness, Buggies and Car­
Gov.
Grover
was
loudly
called
for,
riages,
I
am
now
prepared
to
furnish
my
reported
the
following
:
BUREAUS. TABLES.
legs. Daniel Willson is the owner,
patronsand the public generally with as
and spoke happily, predicting success ! ami intends taking it to the CeutenniaL
Fir.it—Adoption of platform.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
GUILD MOULDINGS,
Second — Election of delegates to and complimenting the Convention.
FINE TURNOUTS
The American horses in England
STANDS. SOFAS, LOUNGES,
Mart. V. Brown responded al-0.
the National Convention.
Kerby vi lie. Oeron.
(continue
to meet with defeat. It
As can be had on the Pacific Coast. Saddle
Third—Nominations of candidates Henry Klippel briefly pledged his ut­
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS.
horses hired to go to any part of the country. for Circuit Judges.
most lor success. Others were called. could hardly be expected that they
Dr. L. DANFORTH.
would win any races so soon after their
PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS, I Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Horses
Fourth — Nominations for District
broke to work single or double. Horses
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
E loquent and E ffective S peech arrival there. If they succeed at all,
ETC., ETC.
I boarded, and tho best of care bestowed upon Attorneys.
them
while
in
my
charge.
Has removed to Jacksonville, and ’onders
Filth—Nomination for candidate to by M k . L ane .—A Washington dis­ it will probably be later in the season,
Also Doors, Sash and Blinds always on
professional services to the public.
they shall have become acclimat­
patch of 22d gives the following com­ I after
Ofile© and resilience on Third street, oppo­ hand and made to order. Pinning done on 753“ MY TERMS ARE REASONABLE. < ’ongress.
Sixth—Nominations of candidates plimentary notice of the recent speech ed and suitably trained.
reasonable terms. ^3" Undertaking a spe­
site and east of tho M. I’.. Church.
\
liberal
share
of
the
public
patronage
is
cialty.
During the war ex-Spoaker Blaine
for Presidential electors.
I
solicited.
W. J. PLYMALE.
of
Congressman
Lane
on
the
Indian
was
drafted to serve in the army. He
Seventh—Appointment of State Cen­
J. A. CALLENDER. M. D.,
THE
question
:
procured
a substitute who was subse­
Committee.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ST. MARY’S ACADEMY. tral White,
One of the most eloquent and eflect- quently provided with a position in
of Clackamas, moved to
CITY
DRUG
STORE,
adopt the order ol business one section ive speeches in advocacy of the trans­ the Provost M irshal’s otti ’e at Augus­
JACKSONVILLE, 03EG3N.
CONDUCTED BY
fer of the Indian Bureau to the War ta, Maine. Ilis substitute went to
at a time. Adopted.
JACKSONVILLE.
The first four sections of the order Department was that of Representa­ I forging soldiers’ discharges and was
THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES.
p-ir Office at residence, on Fifth street, op
of business were, on motion, adopted. tive Lane of Oregon. He argued that ! sent to the Penitentiary. Ir will he
posite the Court House.
Tichenor, of Curry, moved to adopt the transfer to army management seen that, by proxy, Blaine has
he schot . asttc year of titts the fifth order, providing for the nomi­ would temi to maintain peace, secure 1 served a term in the Penitentiary of
rpiIE NEW FIRM OF KAHLER A B ro .
H. K. HANNA.
school will commence about the middle , nation of a Congressman, and, upon additional protection to the lives and Maine.
I have the largest and most complete
of August, and is divided in four sessions, ,
assortment
of
ATTORNEY Jt COUNSELOR AT LAW,
The agitation of the Chinese ques­
of eleven weeks each. The following arc the ] motion, the jeas and nays were called I property of our citizens, reduce the
expenses
of
the
Government,
and
in
for.
After
considerable
discussion
pro
terms:
DRUGS, MEDICINES & CHEMICALS,
tion is still kept up in San Francisco.
Jacksonville. Oregon,
S-io.oo and con the previous question was nowise injuriously effect, even if it Meetings are held in one or another of
Board and tuition, per term.............
4.00 called for and sustained, which, upon did not improve, tho condition of the
Ever brought to Southern Oregon. Also Red and Beddins'.................................
Will practice in all the Courts of the State.
the wards of the city every little while.
8.00
Drawing and painting........................
Prompt atteutiun given toall business lett the latest and finest styles of
Indians.
While
discussing
the
ques
­
motion
of
Klippel,
of
Jackson,
was
The Senate Committee to thoroughly
Piano....................................................... . 1S.00
in iny care.
STATIONERY,
Entrance fee, only once,................... . 5.00 afterwards reconsidered and the dis­ tion of economy, he dextrously called investigate the question in all its bear­
Otlice in Orth’s Brick Building—upstairs.
cussion continued and the motion pre­ attention to the vast amount of good ings have been holding daily sessions
SELECT DAY SCHOOL.
And n great variety of PERFUMES and
c. w. KAHLER.
E. li. WATSON.
which a portion of (he money thus for some time, and a vast amount of
vailed.
T< >1LET ARTICLES, including the best and
Primary,
per
term,
....................................
$
6.M
The committee on resolutions made saved could effect by opening the nav­ testimony has been taken. The Com­
KAHLER & WATSON,
cheapest assortment of COMMON and PER­
Junior,
“
...................................
FUMED SOAPS in this market.
igation of the Columbia and improv­ mittee was also taken on a tour through
the
following report:
“
................................... 10.00
ATTORNEYS A COUNSELORS-AT-LAW,
Prescriptions carefully compounded. Senior,
The
Democracy
of
Oregon
in
Convention
ing the harbors of tho coast, so as to the Chinese quarters of the city that
Pupils are received at any time, and their
44
ROOT. KAHLER, Druggist.
assembler},
re-atlirnis
the
platform
ot
princi
­
terms will be counted from the day of their ples adopted at the last Democratic State develop the natural wealth and mani­ they might see and smell for them­
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
entrance. For further particulars apply at Convent on, and adopt the following in ad­ fold resource« of Oregon. He admin­ selves. Eugene Casserly, Frank M.
MRS. BROWN,
the Academy.
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Will practice in the Supreme. District and
istered a severe rebuke to Cox, of New Pixley and Mark L. Mu Don del have
dition to the same, to-wit:
other Courts of th is State.
Resolved, That the action of tho Demo­ York, for aspersing the character of
been appointed delegates to go to
Otlice iu Court House—upstairs.
House of Representatives of the Uni­
ASHLAND,
TABLE ROCK SALOON, cratic
ted States, in ferreting out corruption and frontiersmen, lie eulogized their gal­ Washington and lay the matter fully
bringing crim nals to justice, merits the lantry, magnanimity and intelligence, before Congress and the Federal Gov­
OREGON STREET,
JAMES S. HOWARD,
commendation of every true patriot.
vividly depicted the horrors of Indian ernment.
Millinery
and
Ladies
Goods,
Resolvtd, That the large influx of Chinese
U. S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
WINTJEN & HELMS, Proprietors. immigration
to the States of the Pacific barbarities in Oregon and Utah, and
There seems to bo no abatement in
coast
ot
America
has been a curse to the showed the justness of the complaints the exposures of corruption in the pub­
FOR JACKSON,
RIBBONS OF ALL KINDS,
country ; that the Chinese are a people that against the present system of Indian
he proprietors of this wfll - have not, and never can be brought to have, management. Lane also showered lic 1service. Div after day columns of
Josephine and Curry counties, Oregon.
known and popular resort would In­ any interest consistent with the welfare and
the great Eastern dailies are filled
Official surveys made and patents obtained Flowers, Feathers and Trimmings,
form their friends and the public generally prosperity of our Government and its insti­ ridicule on Cox’s account of his obser­ ¡ with accounts of fresh revelations.
at reasonable rates. Full copies of Mining
♦hat a complete and first-class stock of the tutions : and that we pledge ourselves to vations of the French policy at Al­
Laws and Decisions at iny otlice in Jack­
best brands of liquors, wines, cicrars, ale and use our best endeavors for the adoption of geria, and his sentimentality concern­ No matter where you touch the body
sonville, Oregon..
HAIR, JUTE AND
norter, etc., is constantly kept on hand. such measures as will prevent and cure this
of the Administration, corruption and
ing the noble red men of the forest, foul matter run out at the touch. The
Thev will be pleased to have their friends growing evil.
H. KELLY,
Resolved, That our inestimable system of and attributed it to a studious perusal
LINEN BRAIDS AND SWITCHES, “call and smile.”
State Department is perhaps tho
common
schools, and our no less valuable
CABINET.
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
scheme ef religious toleration, are the work­ of Cooper’s romances and his experi­ soundest of all the branches of tho
A Cabinet of Curiosities may also be found manship of Democratic hands, and the ence as a Tammany chieftain. This
ALSO—
here. We would be pleased to have persons fruits of Democratic policy; that it is the wily and forcible extemporaneous Government, and yet even there,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
possessing curiosities and specimens brintr exclusive right and duty of the Suite to
such excrescences as Schenck at Lon­
them in. and we will place them in the Cab­ provide for the education of its children ; sjieech has given Lane high rank don, Seward at Shanghai and the peri-
Will practice in all the Courts of the State.
Prompt attention given to all business en­ Agent for McCall’s Bazaar Fashions. inet for inspection.
and it having been a principle established among the debaters of the House.
patic Newman shame us at home, and
WINTJEN A HELMS.
trusted to inv care.
in the formation of our State Constitution
Jacksonville, Aug. 5, 1874.
32tf.
Office in the building formerly occupied by
that no public funds of any class should be
T he W idows .—Here is some socie­ cover us with disgrace in the eyes of
HAILBOAD SALOON,
Kahler A Watson, opposite Court House.
used for sectarian schools or societies we ty gossip from Washington :
other nations. What a godsend to
declare our faithful adherence to this prin­
EAGLE
SAMPLE
ROOMS,
“Mrs. Robeson has been in Wash­ the country was the Democratic ma­
ciple, and oppose any invasion of it; that it
WILL. JACKSON. Dentist, THIRD STREET, JACKSONVILLE, OR.,
is the inalienable right of every citizen to ington society, and an innate and de­ jority of the I louse of Representatives.
C alifornia S treet ,
worship God according to the dictates of voted colleague of Mrs. Belknap. She That body will bo immortalized in tho
his own conscience, and no political disabil­
HENRY PAPE, Engineer.
Proprietor. ities ahotild be incurred by reason of relig­ was a widow when she married the i country’s history for its efforts in be­
S. P. JONES,
ious belief; and while we will defend these rotund Robeson, and some strange half of purification.
principles and institutions to the full extent, I stories were told alxiut her. When
deprecate all attempts to raise sectarian
THROUGH TICKETS, 12 i CENTS.
P ost O ffices i n L ake C ounty .—
one but the choicest and best we
Grant’s gang was at the zenith of
issues
as
utterly
uncalled
for
and
reprehen
­
Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars sible and meriting the emphatic condemna­ power, Mrs. Robeson, Mrs. Belknap The following is a list of the post
I
kept.
tion of every good citizen.
I a md Mrs. Williams ruled society with offices in Like county, together with
DRINKS, 12* CENTS.
California 8treet, Jacksonville, Oregon. pHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CI-
The resolutions were unanimously a high hand. Two of the triumvirate the names of their Post u triers:
i have stepped «town and out, and now
’ > gars constantly on hand. The reading
NO CREDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don’t adopted.
Linkville, George Nourse ; Bonanza,
I
table is also supplied with Eastern periodi­ pay. Families needine anything in our line
Ison,
of
Baker,
moved
that
the
the
remuining
one
is
approaching
the
John Shook ; Merganser, J. P. Roberts;
very operation pertaining to cals and leading pajjera of the Coast.
can always be supplied with the purest and Convention proceed to select delegates
jumping-off
place.
All
the
devilment
Langell Valley, J. T. Fulkerson ;
the jaw skilfully performed at re »sona­
best to be found on the Coast. Give me a
to
the
National
Convention
in
the
fol
­
■
seems
to
be
raised
by
the
ble rates.
widows.
call,
and
you
will
be
well
satisfied.
Goose
Lake, R. H. Dunlap; Yainnx,
FARMERS’ HOME,
No more credit will be given alter the
lowing order: One from each Judicial j The advice of the elder Weller should James Harer; Silver Lake, George
first of January, 1876. I will take all kinds ORTH’S BRICK BUILDING, UP-STAIRS,
C. Duncan ; Summer Lake, Wm. H.
New Boot and Shoe Store, District, and one from the State at be placarded in the Department.
of produce.
. _ ...
Office and residence on comer of Califor­
large.
The
yeas
ami
nays
were
called
Averill ; Whitehill, Wm. H. Miller;
Jacksonville, Oregon.
nia and Fifth streets, Jacksonville.
C alifornia S treet ,
for. Yeas, 81 ; nays, 43. So the mo­ I I A W uol - dealer says: “To test Chewaucan, T. J. Brattain; Antler, B.
tion prevailed.
I the quality of wool, take a lock from S. Chandler.
RS. WILLIAMS TAKES THIS METH- Jacksonville,
Oregon.
Delegates to the National Couven- i the sheep’s back, ami place it on a
All Kinds of Job Printing
od of informing the public that she is
I measured inch.
If the spirals count
tion
were elected as follows :
A n absent-minded man at White­
prepared to furnish boara by the week, day
or single meals, at reasonable terms. The
Thomas
from
thirty
to
thirty-three
in
the
space
hall, N. Y., tried to knnk the a-lies
J. C. Braly, First District;
aving permanently located
table will constantly be supplied with the
of
an
inch,
it
equals
the
finest
Elec
­
Brown,
off
his pencil and stuck a lighted cigir
Mill
iron,
Second
;
Mart.
V.
NEATLY * CHEAPLY EXECUTED AT bast the market affords. No Chinese em­
in Jacksonville, the undersigned re­
toral
or
Saxony
wool
grown.
The
di
­
J.
behind
his ear. He sleeps on his left,
Third ; R. R. Thompson, Fourth ;
spectfully informs the public that he is
ployed, and satisfaction guaranteed. Give
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fry, delegate at large.
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