Democratic Times.
Printed at Jacksonville Oregon, by
Times Printing Company
THE
JACKSONVILLE-MEDFORD
FOOT BALL GAME.
observation » by one who was
there .
MINING NEWS.
Many Mllllonr for War.
Ttio Unitea State», although regarded u« one
ot the inoat peueetul nation« cl the world
«pent tnuny millions tor war expense» during
tho past century
People throughout the
country are also spending large »ums ot money
in valu search tor a mcdlciue that will abso
lately euro Indlgettion, dyspepsia, con«tlpa
lion, tlatuleucy and nervousnes» There la on­
ly one such medicine, and that 1» Hostetter •
Stomach Bitter» It 1« a household remedy,
backed by thousands of toxtlmoilal«
It vou
have waited your mouey ou useless remrdlee
until you have lost hope ot getting well again,
wo would urge you to try this medicine. It
bring» health to every suBerer. For sale by
all Druggists. Apply to any one of ,bem for a
copy ot Hostetter’s Almanac for II) S.
Trees, Vines, Plants-^
Operations have been resumed at
the Seattle Co-operative Minlug Co.’s
mines in Watkins district.
Notices for tiie location of placer
and quartz mine.«, etc., up-to-date
and complete, for sale at T ub T imes
office.
The placer mining season,which be­
gan so auspiciously, promises to be
one of the poorest known in many
years.
Miners' liens, deeds to mines, water­
The BEST and MOST Reliable Stock Grown
right locations and other mining
on the Coast.
blanks always on hand at T ue T ime
office.
Pacific Nursery Co.
Send tor Catalogue to
The American Mining Code, stand­
Farm for Sale.
Tangent, Oregon
ard authority on all subjects pertain­ A good farm situated one mile northeast u
ing to mining, water-rights, etc., in Phoenix lying alongside county road, nontalt,
Ing IMI I- acres There will be sold with id
kept on hand at T ue T imes office.
It desired by the purchaser, W acres of woo0
For sale: 225 feet of Tpinch pipe. 12- land. Tho place Is all enclosed; about IS.
j
ot It Is under cultivation. The Improve
inch taper, 2 elbows, No. 1 giant, witii acres
consist ot a dwelling-house, a large
nozzles. All in good order aud used tuents
barn with sheds tor slock, smoke, wood aud
but little. Enquire at T he T imes poultry houses. There Is a good well ot water
at the house and one near the barn; an orch­
office.
ard In good condition, containing about So fruit
trees ot assorted varieties, mostly apples
We are informed that D. H. Har­ school
Stenography, Telegraphy, Penmanship, Com­
tear tho north end ot the farm.
rell and J. Willits have purchased Terms. house
KI.IJUO; ll.UUU In cash, II.UUO In >ue years
mercial Law, A Teacher's Course, Preparation
tiie Joe creek property, belonging to and «1.0)0 In two years, deferred payments to
interest, or all cash at option ot purchas
for a Civil Service Examination, or Entrance to
Judge McMurray of Tacoma and draw Inquire
ot S h . as J D ay , Real Estate
OtiicTs. The price paid is said to be er.
Agent, Jacksonville. Oregon.
anv I’nivcrsitv. Thorough Work in Seven Courses,
$2,500.
including over Fifty Studies, given at the Old Re­
Farm for Sale.
It Is reported that the Beliraui
liable
120-acre tract, all fenced.TO acre« un
property, situated in Meadows dis­ der A cultivation,
free soil aud easily cultivated
trict, and comprising 800 acres of cin­ son the public road
a quarter ot a mile from
nabar ground, which lias been under Moonville, Sams valley
|H>stoBlee—Improved
bond fora large sum by an English with a dwelling house with four rooms below
one utwve. a good, large barn, smoke-house
company for several months, is to be aud
wood shed. Rock creek tlow» through tbe
transferred soon. The company will and
land, a good well of wa.er at the house aud a
put In an extensive and complete pood will at the barn, six miles from Hold Hill
station. Will be sold tor III) per acre.
plant for extracting mercury from tbe railroad
•WInquire of stt.As J. va Y, real esiate.
ore, which promises good returns.
Besides these the KATES nre the Most
agent Jacksonville, Oregon.
REASONABLE. The Courses the Most
There is no limitation by law of tiie
The Best Prescription for Malaria,
number of claims, either lode or Chills
Thorough. The Accommodations the
and Fever is a t>otile of G hovi ’ s T aste -
placer, which one person, properly lbss C hill T onic . It (»simply iron aud qui-
Best. The House the Most Complete
qualified according to law, can locate uine in a tasteless form. No cure. No pay
i
The Advantages Many.
on one placer deposit or on one ledge. I Price 50c.
'•)
A discovery location on a ledge can
Write Eor Particulars to
be located.' It is essential, however,
MARRIED
to make the location of the latter
W. C. RAMSEY, Principal.
valid, that there shall be discoveries
.•>
Stockton, Calif.
on—that is to say, they cannot be lo­ P elton —M orine -At Ashland, Jan.
1
cated on faith alone as extensioLs; 5, 1902, by Rev. F G. Strange, Hor­
$•>• .ïrSxï'« '«'»
but must have ou them valuable min­ ace 1. Pelton and Miss Meta M..
eral which is discovered by the loca­ Morine.
’
tor.
I I nlow —S tewart —In Jacksonville,
The year 1G01 in the San Francisco Jan. 2, 1902, by Rev. M. McGregor,
Mint marks the record for all mints C. V. Inlow and Miss Della Stew­
of this country in regard to the art.
amount of mooey made in one vear. S hown —C ole —At Ashlaud, Jan. 2,
There was at noon Jan. 2d $141,797,- 1902, by Rev. J. T. Abbett, Orian C.
558.70 of United States money and Shown aud Miss Mollie Cole.
bullion In charge of Superintendent
alter — F ord — In Jacksonville,
Leach. The coinage for 1901 at that W Jan.
by W. J. Plymale.J. P.,
mint is a little in excess of $81,- Henry 1, 1902,
Waiter of Siskiyou county,
000,000, of which $78.000,000 is gold
coin and $3,000,0€0 silver coin. The Calif., and Ora M. Ford.
next highest amount ever coined by A lford —P ayne —At Ashland, at tiie
any one mint was that of the Phila­ residence of C. T. Payne, Jan. 1,
1902, by Rev. A. M. Russell, Geo.
delphia Mint, in 1881, when the
Alford and Miss Amanda Payne.
amount coined was $76,997,125 50.
A quartz vein, the ore of which Y juno —H oward - At Ashland, Dec.
yields an average of from 35 to 50cents 31, 1901, by Milton Berry, J. P.,Geo.
D. Young and Miss Tillie Howard.
per pan in free gold, has been un-
coytred in the Dry Diggings district, M aben —L ozier —At Medford, Dec.
situated east of Grant’s Pass, by An­ 29. 1901, by Rev. W. B. Moore, Chas.
Maben and Miss Pearl Lozier.
drews Brothers. The discovery was
made by tne continued sinking of a A bbott —FiNLEY--In Jackson coun­
shaft beneath a pocket. Instead of ty, Dec. 24, 1901, by Rev. A. Haber-
ceasing work, as most prospectors do,
ly, L. A. Abbott and Ella Finley.
after the pocket was emptied, these D ollarhide -N oel - At Klamathcn,
men sank down, struck a rich ochre
Dec. 26, 1901, by Rev. J. U. Sim-
seam, whicli on being followed de­ mons,
B. Dollarhideand Miss
veloped into a vein with a width of Sarah Harry
M. Noel.
six inches, at a depth of only 10 feet.
The ledge at this depth is a soft, S herman -O’N eil - Near New Pino
" ttreiv, Dee.
lex. —
22. , 1901, by RCV. H.
crumbling stuff, witii the free gold Creek,
richly spriukled through all parts of Stui.h. George Sherman and Miss
Eva O’Neil.
it.
L aw —S cott —At Yreka, Dec. 26. 1901,
by W M Thomas, J. P., David Law
Children Especially Liable.
Quartz Valley and Miss May
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Burns,bruises and cuts are extreme­ of
ly painful, and if neglected often re­ Scott of Oro Fino.
(Founded IWW.)
sult in blood poisoning. Children ! A dams -MEYERs--At Yreka, Dec. 30.
are especially liable to such mishaps, i 1901, by W M. Thomas, J. P . Syl­
vester Adams and Mary A. Meyers,
because not so careful. Asa remedy
De A itt's Witch Hazel Salve is un- both of Phoenix.
equiled. Draws out the tire, stops S tephenson H ayes At Lo-t River,
MUSIC, ART A>»D ELOCUH
< IS.
tiie pain, soon iteaia the wound. Be­ Dec. 4, 1901. Fred .Stephens >n arid
Th!» School offer» to pl r Is » bread erd i Loren ph «•ducat ion, c< mblord with the »dvanlag«»«
ware of counterfeits. Sure cure for
Miss Lena Hayes.
a healthful and r«fln«d he tue. it occuple» a large and attractive bulldlnp In the Iminedlat«
piles. “DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Go-s -C hastain —At Bonanza, Dec. of
vlelDfty of the City Park
fhe »unitary condition of the premlae* ha» been made a matter of
cured my baby of eczema after two 21, 1901. Robert G ,ss aud Miss special attention The bed chamber», cl»»» and recitation room» art* large and tnoroughly
ventilated; and the construction of the building In such that every room In open to the nunilght.
physicians gave her up,” writes Jas.
Sarah J. Chastain.
Tbe create» t care bn» been taken to provide all the necennary appoint menu of a well-
Mock. N. Webster, Iud. “Tiie sores
—D rew —In Langeil Vai- equipped »chf <>1, ard to furuSh e\ ery facility for training pupil» In the moat approved method».
were so bad she soiled two or five C ampbell
alm of tne »chcol In to give thor< ugh «nd wtll-oruered Instruction to «lrl» and young
ley. Jan. 1, 1902, Walter Campbell The
women, fitting them for college a hen that in desired, and to aid In the cieveloj ment of truo
dresses a dav.” City Drug Store,
Miss Eva Drew, daughter of and
womanly character
Jacksonville, and Dr. J. Hinkle, Cen­ and
Tbe Fall tens opens September 16, 1901. A faculty of twenty competent teachers Inn urea
N. S. Drew, formerly of Jackson
tral Point.
for children and young women that Individual care and. Instruction necessary to the best
county.
results.
The Medford Enquirer makes a
viciou«, unwarranted and cowardly
attack upon the members of tiie
CHAS. NICKELL. Editor A Manager.
Jacksonvllie foot-ball team and the
official time-keeper of the game be­
tween the Jacksonville and Medford
IVAN'S BRICK BUILDING, California SI. elevens
which was played Christmas
dav.
Advertisement« inserted at reasonable raus
Among other things, tho article
charges that but six of t he members
of the Jacksonville team are from
I t is predicted that Gov. Geer and Jacksonville, and that Medford was
by a combined aggregation
all of tbe present state officials, with beaten
from Southern Oregon. This state­
the exception of State Printer Leeds, ment is untrue, and the editor of tiie
who already has had two terms, will Enquirer knew that it was false at
be renominated by the Republican the time he allowed tiie article to be
printed. Every member of the Jack­
convention.
sonville team is a resident of our
town,with tiieexceptionof Freei (who
T he T imes regrets very much to an makes his home here when not ein-
nounce the death of Gov. Rogers of ployed);and nearly all ohthem are boys
"Washington. He died at Olympia of who have been raised at the county­
pneumonia, after a short ilipess. Goy. seat.
Tbe screed was so absurdly untrue
Rogers was an able, honest official, that in the next issue the Enquirer
whose loss will be felt severely by the man acknowledged that all but vneof
taxpayers of OUT sister state. He was the Jacksonville team belonged to our
but, not having principle
elected a a fusionist; but his succes­ town;
enough to withdraw his other charges,
sor, Mr. McBride, is a Republican.
it becomes our duty to recognize his
sheet long enough to refute them.
In the first place, before the game
T he government of Germany, in its
was called, tiie captains of the two
proceedings for the collection of a teams
agreed that Medford should
claim which the government of Ven­ have the privilege of playing Beeso n
ezuela, with fatuous obstinacy,refuses of Talentand that Jacksonville should
to meet, appears to have been consid­ have tbe privilege of playing I reel.
The article goes on to say that in
erate of the position occupied by the the
second half Jacksonville used
United States as tbe unofficial guar­ slugging tactics, and that it would be
dian of the republics of the new hard to find a better lot of would-be-
world—in fact,to have made obeisance scrappers than those in the aggrega­
tion from Jacksonville,etc. It is very
to the Monroe doctrine. Washington strange
that the officials of the game,
dispatches say that tne United States who are honest and disinterested
has been informed exactly by Ger­ citizens from Ashland, and who un­
many of what she proposes to do, and derstand all of the rules, would have
Medford to have been beat­
also that a guarantee is given that permitted
in this manner. It is also peculiar
any occupation of Venezuelan soil en
a single member of Medford’s
which may be found necessary shall that not
will bear Mann out In any of
not be permanent. The United team
assertions. Each and all of
States lias every reason to be satisfied these
them are unanimous in saying tiiat it
with this status of affairs.
was a good, hard-fought, square game
of foot ball, and that the best team
S enator M itchell offered three won.
important amendments to the Phil­ As to the time-keeper extending
ippine tariff bill. The first amend­ tbe time 15 or 20 minutes, as claimed
tbe Enquirer, the charge is as
ment aims to place on tbe free list all by
ridiculous as it is false. It is provided
wood and other vegetable materials, in the rules that the period interven­
lumber, furniture and manufactures ing when “time” is called by the ref­
of wood; also all meats, fish, cereals, eree and "play” Is called shall be
out. The officials frequently
grain, flour, dried fruits and vege­ taken
were compelled to call “time,” as the
tables and preparations of the same; bystanders crowded upon the field so
seeds and forage, and a variety of much that it was almost impossible
other similar articles,all of which un­ for the players to play. One of the
keepers was from Medford,and it
der the House bill are made subject time
is doing him an injustice to say that
to the duty imposed by the Taft Com­ he allowed Mr. Kuoli to bunco him
mission war revenue act. In addition, out of 15 minutes in a 30-rainutes half.
this amendment intends to limit Jacksonville won fairly. The boys
been under the training of Prof.
duties on all other articles which are have
E. E. Washburn, one of the best
imported into tbe Philippine Islands coaches in Southern Oregon, and to
from the United States to just 50 per him more than anyone else is due the
cent, of the duties levied by the victory, He did not attempt to teach
House bill. The second amendment fake plays nor pretty grand-stand ball.
isto limit the duty on all articles He coaci ed tiie boys to play good,
coming into the United States from hard, scientific foot ball.which io the
the Philippines to 50 per cent. 01 tiie second half showed Medford up in a
Dingley rates if duty, which are very weak light.
We are sorry that such UDjust
levied by the recent H< use act. Tiie
third amendment strikes cut the pro­ charge* have been made to detract
vision levying a tonnage tax on all from the victory won by the Jackson­
vessels coming into tiie United Slates ville team, and we hope that under
ti e advice and al the special request
from the Philippines.
j
of ihe Mrdford team, in tiie future
C ol . W. J. B ryan recently made a j games piayed between Medford and
other towns, the editor of the En­
visit to Mayor Johnson of Cleveland, quirer
ran be persuaded to go 'way
during which both attended and back and sit down, and not make a
briefly addressed a prc-Boer meeting. fool of himself.
O bserver .
Both expressed themselves heartily in
Jacksonville, Jan. 4, 1902.
favor of the cause of tiie South Afri­
can republics. Concerning tbe Dem­
Child Worth Millions.
ocratic platform, Mr. Bryan said he
“My child is worth millions to me,”
thought it too early to forecast such a says Mrs. Mary Bird of Harrisburg,
document; but believed tiie party Pa., "yet I would have lost her by
had I not purchased a bott le of
would stand by wbat it has fought for croup
One Minute Cough Cure.” One Min­
in tiie last two campaigns, and that ute Cough Cure is sure cure for
the money plank would be included coughs, croup arid throat troubles.
in tiie platform. Regarding his own An absolutely safe cough cure which
immediately. The youngest
candidacy f< r the presidency, he said acts
child can take it with entire safely.
Circuit Court Proceedings.
that he was mt a candidate for any­ The little ones like the taste and re­
The following business has been
thing. Asked if lie con-idered Mayor member how often it helped them.
in this court since the last
Johnson the logical candidate fur the Every family should have a bottle of transacted
Minute Cough Cure bandy. At report of T he T imes :
DeiioTa-ic nomination fur the presi­ One
this sea-on especially it may lie need­ Jackson County Bank vs G>ld Hill
dency in 1904,Mr. Bryan said: “There ed suddenly. City Drug Store, Jack­ Quartz Milling (>,; foreclosure. De­
is nobody in tiie United States who is sonville, and Dr. J. Hinkle, Central cree granted.
B W Dean vs R F Di an et ux; to
at pres, nt qualified to name tiie Dem­ Point.
set aside deed. Arga<-rl and submit­
ocratic candidate. It hardly would
ted.
MEDFORD SQUIBS.
be proper for me to as-ume tiie right
C R Ray vs J R M itchell: injunc­
to discuss at y particular candidate at
preset t. I ins is because 1 am not
Miss Jo Orth of Jacksonville visited tion. It was ordered that J S How­
ard go upon the ground In controver­
prepared to discuss tbe relative merits in Medford Tuesday.
sy, and, for the better information of
of men who might. be associated with
Judge Hanna atid Miss Rose Bren- the court, make a survey of that por­
the Democratic nomination.”
tano of Jacksonville were in Medford tion of Mosquito spring* miningclaim,
one day this week.
as located by G M Whitney Nov 16,
P resident R oosevelt and Secre­ A. 8. Hammond lias gone to Klam­ 1887,which lies outside what is known
tary Rout have realized that a politi­ ath Palis, to attend circuit court for as the Mammoth claim, and establish
monument« defining the same.
cal and military mistake was made Klamath county.
H E Boyden vs W T York, adminis­
when they censured General Miles for Mrs. J. G. Van Dyke and herdaugh trator
of Lu'y Hamlin; to foreclose
his endorsement of Admiral Dewey’s ter, who were among tiie holiday ex­ mechanic's lien. Decree granted.
position in tiie Schley case. Mr. cursionists, will remain in California
Nancy Carter vs M 8 Wakeman; to
recover damages. Plaintiff refusing
Roosevelt keenly regrets that his per­ awhile.
Sixteen cai.didates for admission to plead further, defendant was given
sonal insult to Miles should nave been
were
initiated at the last meeting of judgment fur his costs. Plaintiff
printed in the papers, and has deter­ our Rebekah
degrte lodge. Several given 25 days in which to further an­
mined that lie must square him.-eif members of the order from Jackson­ swer.
State vs Warren Veatch; informa­
with 1 he public and appease the Gen­ ville assisted in the initiation.
tion, charging larceny from a shop.
era), who is preserving an omfnous
A. T. Markley of Portland, who Defe idant pleads guilty and is sen-
silence. Hence, at the reception at formerly ri sided In Medford, has sued senced to one year’s confinement in
the White House, on New Year’s day, Julia Markley for a divorce, on the the penitentiary.
of desertion, alleged to have State vs E R Williams. Same pro­
when Mile®, commanding the U. 8. ground
occurred 10 years ago. They were ceedings as above.
army, headed the long line of army married In Missouri in 1866.
W T York vs J T C Nash; to recov­
officers resplendent in blue and gold
Our Odd Fellows and Rebekah de­ er money. Defendant given until
lace. He was cordially received by gree lodges held a joint Installation Feb 1st in which to file bill of excep­
President and Mr«. Roosevelt. Still Wednesday night, which was a liarid- tions.
Rufus Cox, administrator estate Jas
smarting under the pain of a personal some affair. A number of members Gaines,
vs 8 Childers; confirmation.
the order from Jacksonville and
wnd public rebuke by the chief officer of
Ashland were also present, and all en­ Sheriff’s sale confirmed.
of tbe land, the face oi tbe old war joyed themselves.
W J King vs Ada and L G Porter;
to recover money.
rior was pale and stern as he ap­
Chas. E. Wolcott, who started the Mary H Hanley vs E len Jane
proached and acknowledged the greet­ Medford Monitor several years ago, is Kubli and Chas Pruett; to set aside
ings extended
him in a purely of­ now residing In Chicago with his dower in land situated northeast of
ficial and perfunctory manner. When family. Tiie Guard says that he Is in Jacksonville.
Gen. Miles had passed from the line the employ of tbe Sueces- Pub. Co.,
W F Taggart vs Lavina Waldeo; to
it was a signal for a great ovation to and recently sent a draft for 1330 to recover money.
one
of
his
creditors.
Dim. and diplomats and prominent
Emily Hills vsFWSheffield; injunc­
tion.
public men joined In tiie rush to
Working
24
Hours
a
Day.
grasp bis hand and wish him a happy
A M Cowgill vs I Humason; to re­
New Year. Seme of tiie diplomats
There's no rest for those tireless cover money.
were especially demonstrative in their little workers—Dr. King’s New Life
greet Ings and overwhelmed him Pili*. Millions are always busy, cur-j
with t heir attentions. Gen. Miles re­ Ing torpid liver, jaundice, biliousness,
ceived their démonstratif ns gracious­ fever and ague. They banish sick
ly. ard see n retired from tiie White headache. drive out malaria. Never
Meust to I.is own ii<.me. and the re­ gripe cr weaken. Small, taste nice, This sfgnatnre 1« on every hoi of tbe genuine
ception there was practically a repe; work wonders. Try them. 25c at Laxative Bromo*Quinine Tablet«
titicn of the scene.
City Drug Store.
tbe remedy that curve a cold la
day
COMMERCIALAIf" FAMILY ORCHARDS
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DEALERS AND NURSERYMEN
BOOKKEEPING
Saint Helen’s Hall
Hall....
A Boarding and Day School for Girls.
BORN
B anks —In Ashland, Jan. 1, 1902, to
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Banks, a son.
L oomis —In Ashland, Jan. I, 1902, to
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Loomis, a son.
There are four skilled teachers In the Music Department alone, »peclallnts In Art and
Oartory. and native tea« h< r» In French and (ierman
Provision Is made for all athletic games suitable) to women, ns tennl». croquet, basket ball
bicycling and hor»ebark riding
A gyniLUNium. M’xiutj feet, 1» In procf-ss of construction
which will offer still more npport unltl s for healthful exorcise
For illustrated catalogue apply to
MIHH ELEANOR TEBBffTTS. Principal:
TERRIBLE
DIED.
Nervous Diseases
W illiams —AtOntral Point, Jun. 6,
1902, Matilda Gray, wife of 1. B.
Williams: aged 73 years and 7
months.
nre the serious misfortune nine
IT EXPANOS tenths of the women in
'HJkElPLMSS
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
All the blood tn your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fib
ter out lhe waste or
Impurities in the blood,
if they are sick ar out
of order, they fall to do
thelj work.
Pains, aches and rheu­
matism come from ex­
cess of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
kidney trouble.
Kidney tn uble causes quick of unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as L.vugh
they had heart trouble, because the heart Is
over-worki.ig In pumping thick, kidney-
poisoned blood through veins and a; lerles.
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves mat nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin­
ning In kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no miatake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer’s
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy la
toon realized. It star.da the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and Is sold on its merits
by al! druggists In fIfty-
cent and one-dollar siz­
es. You may have a
sample boltle by mall nrm. nr »«.mn-tu»..
free, alio pamphlet telling you how to find
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when v/rltln^ Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton. H. Y.
world. Women should know ot
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care taken to prevent accident«. but will be re
• pottlble for none «tould they occur.
Will retuae to do livery work on credit.
UKUROE N
LEWIS. Prop
St. Mary’s Academy,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
EBTABLIBHED IN I865.
Its wonderful effectiveness in
these diseases has made it thous­
ands of friends.
$1.00 per bottle at the
Drug Store.
Blumauer-Frank Drug Co.
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