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Uos ;((!; on poor!
In basy seasons brings
you yoar thare of trade;
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adr.rtis'.o iq dull sea
sons brings yoa your t-iiare, and also
that of. tLo 'Ui'rclumt who "caa't af-
o-.o.-. let us do jour Job 1
-im fci;r.r:::e it tn ha ir. X
Published on Mondays and Thursdays Established 1868.
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Vol. XXXIII
ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1902.
No. 19
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1- MISSES AND CHILDRENS JACKETS
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IXG FLANNEL, ihe best Wara Brand.
10 cc:iir rf r vara.
. CIX DE RELLA
4 at 12" 2 cents per yard. A
LADIES UNDERWEAR
from cents a suit to S;.oo.
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Wallenberg; Bros. jj
llH?n until 8 o'clock.
Price
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B. W. STRONG,
TiiE FURNITURE MAN. Rosebarg.Ore
Bring
Us Your ...
CHICKENS.
EGGS.
BUTTER.
FOR -CASH
I J. F. BARKER & CO
The Day
hearts
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Right
WHITE HOUSE
uocha. COFFEE Jav-
Vrlth your breakfast. It has a flavor that's &3
iis own you don't get it in any other brand.
Sjle Agents, ;
Rosebug, Oregon
When
Have a
...FLINT'S SHOE STORE...
Hints to Housewives.
Half the battle in good cooking, is to have good
fresh Groceries, and to get them promptly
when ou order them. Call up 'Phone No. 181,
fcr go t' goods and good service.
C. W.
If you want to buy a farm
If you want furnished roo:ns
If you want to buy a house
If you want to rent a house
If you want to build a house
If you want lo move a house
L i I n't k'li .v PAT
call Oil or adlnea .. .
Fk F. pattella, 2SSSS
ELAN XELETTE.
15 cent grade in auyfcitj- C
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An elepant line of Linen Warp
Mafticps in all Uie latert designs
and eolcrieps bare jcrt arrived
llave yem twn cur elegant Car
pots, oontainin cotton chains,
all wools and a foil line of three
quarter roods, ranging in price
from 25c to $1.S6 per rafd. Onr
line of eorpete i far enparior to
anything we bare erer shown in
preriens year and we iklifht in
flawing thcaa.
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'I'lK-no lo3
Staple and
Fancy Groceries
Guaranteed fresh
and wholesome
and sold at prices
as low as the low
est. All hinds of fruit
and Country . . .
Produce Bought
and Sold. ......
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SI MS-112
The newest and best
They are the "what's
what" in shoes for
Spring. Come in
and see them. Large
variety of styles and
prices
PARKS & CO.
Resebnrg,
Oregon
KTOAUA M. I.H. J3
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NEWS Of THE CO'IV.
Gleaned by Our Corps of Special
Correspondents.
SOCIU, PLRSOYiL, li)i:STRIU.
I V us i 1 1 : . tii.-rtJr.l.-, Ci-i ;v..-.t..
Canyon-, Uc ainj Ottur
Vrciolties.
Glend.ilc News.
E. E. Ri'JiwM ol SDrhfii-lJ firm i
doing ivoeinw in onr ci: v to hv.
Mr. and Mre. E:flsU, of (i ,. IM1, will
becoono r.iJsme of G .eni.i!o ifcia week.
Martin Strjkor, the vojpk en r.f Mr.
X C. Chase, of KlaniathoL-, is vi.juio
reUtives here.
Ermar To'ten of Glereln, inulo a
Irip to Hulnies nj Im-I e k an J alto
was tratsictinj hnsinepj in this citjr.
Mrs. Victoria H iib nn.i dansbtr,
Mi?a Mo'.iif. oi L- ne Url.-, aro in the
citr. the aa-rSls oi Mr. a-j 1 Mra. R. M.
Moore.
Too liitlescn uf.Mr. aaJ Mre. Philip
De-ej- was terribly poslj, J at tha Umilt
hOics at the Uo'.J Bjg Miaa last week-
lie will recover.
Eiirjiri IIj'u, who has been snfforiiiit
rro.n a aenoai i j ;ry to or.i of Lis feet.
ia now !;! t ) 1j at wcrk ecaio. r
ple.is- l to D'Ae.
D. U. Fisb, :bo v.ry en:rc tic coatraet-
or an J maii crr:cr on the Starvout
Ga!9svi!lc routo, isruikog his regnlar
tripe, oii.bs aclirg tLo Liih water
Joeia'j Jjnts, ah- ha lbs bast team
in the city, far ilrjy;ni;, Ualiai an J de
livery pnrrwv, ii 6or.2 a tir.e boeiueM.
lie is cjrefa! aL J proiuiit and decrves
toe liberal pitrouKg- be is receiving.
Fruck M. S:o:nai, of a Frar.cico.
ud Or.S. C. ,x .:ln of P rtUal. who
baa lately returned . fr0'n a Koropeaa
tuor, i i vtrii ib-jr pirts, Mr. and
Mr. A. Si.v.i.-a ol t!jj t;tv, next month.
Gi"lrieoa IJ'o bcr are at -..rk de
veloping the A!r.hra nii0f6;oae nr.rth
aod Itie other eou;b ol 'his ciiT, d:s ant
one mile; we ere ir.forrce.i tn. rxce!!orit
prospects of qir z hear j-j'd, are
being tskeo Jro-n t.o:h ir.ii.ta.
Pr. PeVore of fUrj-o::vi , who erer.t
a week at this place er,t lioxe on Fri
day. We ere ir.f rirf d t!,t. doctor c-n-t-tDpla'e
lcrti! e in this city, sn i that
he will opcr. a drng More s nr.on ns a
s-oi-able bui:dijg can be erec.e 1 for that
parpoee
Cbri? ofber Hjj:d cave a m -i t !hs
Pewey ball last rdebt. for the -qod
t'pi-ple of otir ci-y. F -,- rir.
lea c:-ri-:a.-T ; - :-v : -.;
which will he d i.ver? ! tt th
May, by wa'er tr.-.n-JiKir'.'.ti on
s r in
A (1
m -J m;
ing r!own the Azilei river, a distance of
over fonr miles.
Mre. Adel'a Redrield, a ptotiinent
Roothern Oregon ji'.oeer, who was
severely it jird !aet Jon", by a fail, is
now ranch improve I, aud J lo to walk
with tba aid of crntcli:-?. We Lo?3 to be
able to chrjnic'e the recover? of ttiia ea
timable la !y, awn.
Wm. Chadhb, whoiale sod relail
bntchei, ia doioi s Ur bos'neps at hie
meat market in thi city. He ke ps a
fine inpply of all kinds of drcegfd meats,
figb, lar J, etc., an t tooir popular eales
roan, Robert Irving, is a'ways on hand
to wait on their co-t-jmere.
MotUE.
Canyonville N:ws.
Plenty of ria a-rJ hix't w.iter.
Dr. B. F. Full in, Myrt'e Crwk was
np Wednesday on a pr ds-i onal visit.
Tba Bsptiet ch;ircii is rising as fast as
carpenters will let it and when comulet
ed will bs a credit to the town.
The Degree A llo.ior of this placa give
a enppcr Wednesday evoning which
proved to be a financial as well aa a Bo
cial success.
6. 0. Bartruro, traveling solicitor of
tbe Plain dealer, h.ia been iu oar midst
for several days doioj business for tbe
paper repreaen'.wi by him.
Mrs. C'ura M 1'ityro will soon leavo
to join hor bii-h:id at Siofon, Cab,
where he Is woi kiag. It is hoped that
we may someday see them return.
We are in receipt of a copy of the
Drain Nonpariel ed:t-d by Joo. W. Kelly
which is a ehe.t D i;iUs couuty should
be proud of. Mr. Kelly is an old news
paper man and is a personal friend of
oora. JUay enccesa crown bis trSorts.
pcbuc school.
No coramonity in Oi-egoa cad boast of
a better school tbin can Gauyonvil'e.
a great attraction in ihe upbuilding of
our little City and a Rroat f tctor in a
moral end social v i-t our ecbool. At
preaeut there are a .oit 100 reaidsnt pu
pils in tbe district.
The board of directors are men inter
ested in the welfaie of the community
and bold that the school is one of the
most iuopoitant factors iu the advance
meot of any communi y. They are: W.
II. Devore, chairmai, David Ifugbee and
John Evertou. Eocene Elliott, is clerk,
which office he was elected t ) oti!y s cou-
' .' i - . ., hi', i . ;, ' .;;
: tut; '::,.r. ;, ,0. . . c.
maflL in aecutinrf tbo fcervi-;es of t djca
I tors of merit.
The principal. Prof. I). &. Parker, ol
Oakhod, was educited in tbe public
ecboolaai Oakland and in the Drain
LATEST
Great Floods in Pennsylvania and
New York. Prince Henry
at Chicago.
N: 'v v., t.ir'I - i J: i ri iii. r.s ia tL.' f-.st reji-.rtcd rajjiilly
improving, altbouh wfTaira in the Wyoming Valley and NortLouhlom
1'pDLRjlvaQia Rnpra!ly, aad hloDK tbrt McJsod, nenr Albauy, ara still in
bail shapes Dispatcbes from WilkesV.arre, Pa., f bow that more tban
hcoro of Htwj were lost irnil 5.000,000 worm of properly was dt-btroyed iu
NortLoastetn rermsylvecia. Tha Jancrr is over but tbe full extent of tbe
daruago ia yet to be seen. Eighteen ibonsand bt iueleea pereona in tbe
Wyoming Valley are anxiously watcbii-g Ihe beckword coutse of the
waters.
PRINCE HENRY
Chicago, March, 4--There w bncht, cn-T) weather toilay on the occa
sion of the visit of Prince Henry of Prnsia to the metropolis of the V',t.
The Prince was driven abont the city visiting bants, libraries, mneaius
and other points of interest. He exprcfed bimsi-lf aa astoniehetl at soch a
wonderful growth aloio3t within r half cnlnry.
NEW FIGHT FOR THE BIG MERGER.
Tbestos, N. J., March 4. Senator (iebhardt, democrat, of Hanterdon
introduced a bill in the Senp.te today to repeal and dissolve the charter and
corporate existence of the Northern Securities Company. The bill Las a
long preamble in which it ia stated auiong other things that the company
was oiganieed to enable th Northern Pacific Hailroad Company aud the
Great Northern Railway to violate the laws of several Etates and interfere
with their revenue, and a! to destroy tLe competition in passenger and
freight rates that erted between these railroads. The preamble go on
to say that the organization ban aroc-tvl great public indignation, and that
the governor of Mfnnesotabaa already inetitnieJ auit to prevent the con
summation of the illegal and injurious purposes sought to be accomplished
by the formation of tbe Securities Company. The bill was referred to the
committee on cororations.
CY BINGHAM ALRIGHT.
Cottage Grove, March 4 Information was eent out from the "Ware
house" on the road into the Bbenjin mines (Lis . afternoon by telephone
that Cy llinghaai, bi other of the owner of the Music mioe. was found at 1
o'clock this afternoon, and was Done tbe worse for staying out in the mount
ains t-everal days alone and almost without food except what he killed.
Bingham etsrted ou a deer hunt Friday momitg IstL From the above
diepatch he was lost in tbe mountains &t kat four daje. He is a powerfnj
man olso would have probably relished as the bnow is about 19 inches deep
ou tbe mountein.
WELCOME NEWS
i New York. March i The mi-sin Cunard transatlantic liner Errnria
Las been located four hundred cities we.-t of Fajsl in low of a unknown
'tteaiu-r. The Etrtiria lst her prpeiL.r.
( Fay al is one of the Azores group
' the Spanish const.
DEWET REPORTED WOUNDED.
; L .U loo, March 4 A dispatch fioi Htmojith baya that Gjcral De
n, -. . li or crmms'-.li r, w.is bin-i in iLo v.vxu the other day daring an en
. - Nf ,M-.d-r.
v.:; V'HD MASS.
! u March I !:p- Lo pl.nws faiign from Lm participation in
the jubilee exercises. Tue venerable
i Vatican chapel this morning.
Normal. lfj baa followed tbe p'frViMa
f.)r evnral yeara. In 1600 he graduated
from toe Normal at Drain and bclJs a
S ale diploma. He is eminently qaa" i
fixl for the position lie holds aod the
People ars indeed lortnuate in tocanu;
bia services.
In the intermediate departmj it M:?8
Alice Rodoiph ia teacher. She was edu
cated in tbe schools of Ibis state aod ia
d'dnK pcod work.
Tbe primary depsttment is prreiJed
over by Mta Jennie Cok, who is also
one of the beat instructors Donglas cunn
tp affords.
A feature worthy cf mention in con
nection with the acbcol is the Literary
Society Mocb interest has been taken,
in thia by the teachers and pupils and
great care haa been takau in the .elec
tion ol their work. Ttie ot:cs are:
Miss Susie Hopkiiia, preei tau: ; Miss
Emin Rifsell, vice prasideot; J. B.
Davuro, sec. ; Mis L:uie Kirk, trsaa. ;
Miss Mvrtla Devore, librarian; Jenoie
Cook, and Alice Rudolph, critic; 0. O.
Devore, editor.
Our citizens are p'oud ot our ecbool
and well they might be (or "knowledge
ia power. Tray and Trix.
Calapooia News.
Tyee was robod in white the second
day of March.
H. Pinketon and eon were on our
etreeta Satarday.
J D Ellison and wife ware ahoppiog in
Oakland Saturday.
B. F. Mires ia busy now dayspruniog
up bia old orchard.
C. A. McXabb and wifs wero- visiting
Oakland friends Saturday and Sunday.
F. Gorrell attended tbe Wosdmaa en
tertainment at Oakland Saturday nigbt.
If f lie appearance of grouse ia any elgn
of spring it is surely bere for they are
booting on the hills.
Chris Gravinstine of Coles valley pass
ed through here on hia way ti Oakland
to attend the Woodman supper.
Lester Kamp and Mike Murphy, of
Culea Valley were tbe guests of Wiilurd
Richard last ttanday. Tbe boys seem to
yiait Willard very often of late.
C. D. Smith, of this place, attended
ihe boi eui psr at C0I03 Valley lat 8it
urd y ninhtand laid some of the t-oye io
, .. ?T:rl3h f..r M. S.
i- ici--a':i'.i oaiie.: to Co'e
, .alley :a'U Kai-unay i;ti.t auctinu ol!
! a brs sajipfcr, which ho did futiofacYry ol
and brought lli.10, the piocuedd gjiuK
to Rev. Ferguson.
Oar school meating went off. nitdlyoa
NEWS,
AT CHICAGO.
FROM ETRURIA.
t isu , about 1200 uudes west of
pvnti:" celebrrtter privato mass ia the
Satiirdy. C. A. Mdiee waa elected
d:rertor to fi'l th- l!o. vtated by J. P.
Sturr, who retinvd on tbe account of
prosperity io Ihe way of ne w t-chocl
t.oui.-. So let the g od work k on in
ttj(.f way of prosrenty.
Our school was opened Monday moro
iogby Prof. Kotarc Willcox. We hope
ne will come oat alt right without a black
eve. Rix.
10 NOntNATE A CONGRESSMAN.
Call for Republican Congressional
Convention at Roselnirg April ist.
A convention of tus ltapnblican party
ot tha First dog'ewsiount D.strict of the
Ktat-i o! O.-egou Is hrfreov railed to meet
in Ror-eburg, Oregon, Tisd.iy, April 1st,
1902, at 1 o'clock. p. m., for the purpoe
ot nominating one Representative far
Cocgress, aod t) transac; su'ih ,other
business ar may properly come before
the convention.
Convention will coniiat ot171 delegttea
apprtioued amons the eeveral ccuulics
of the district aa follows, towit:
Btnton 7 Lake 4
Clackamas 16
Coos 9
Ourry.. ......... 3
Douglas 14
Jackson 11
Joeph.ne 7
Klamath 4
Lsne.... 18
Lincoln 4
L.nu 14
Marion -2
Polk 0
Tillamook 6
Washington 12
Yamhill 12
Totil Hi
The same being one delegate at large
for each couuty and one delegate for
every 150 votes or. fraction thereof over
75 east for Presidential Electors io Nov
eraoer HKX).
Delegates or others In attendance at
the convention may secure a rate of one
and one-third fares for the round trip
on the Houtoorn Pacific e.nd Corvailia A
Eastern Rail ways by paying full fare to
Rose burg and taking a receipt to that ef
fect aod having aarue properly certified
toby the eecreiary of tbe convention.
T. W. Uakkis,
0. B. Wimn, Chairman.
Secretary.
In tbe circuit court at Etigeoe tteorga
Veruou, tbe violinist, who waa arrested
iu Northern California ou tho chaigc of
e'ot.iiniog mouey on false preteoseu aud
ijf iiv.iiii: n fitlse check iu Laoo couuty,
w.is senlenced to ttjruo yaarB in the penl-
! tdtuury one year fi.r the trst nmped
orXunc-o and two for Urn other. When
brought into court ho immediately
pleaded guilty and Judge Hamilton pro
nounced, sentence.
LATE NEWS SUMMARY
Important vents of. tbe Past
few Days.
STATE, GtrERAl, f08NG.
Cream of the Dispatches Dished
L'p in Condensed Form for
tbe Busy Reader.
It ia rUiioed that 20.1.000 people will
com to the Northwest tia yar looking
for homes.
I'oUto hnyers at Marshfield fast week,
pa d aa high aa 40 per hnedxed for
potatoes.
A new and clever device is tbe enshien
of thi automobile driver'a eest, which
throws of the power the instant be rises
or is thron from bis sr.t.
A. Hmh, of Sa'em, this year will ray
fj,472.02 tsxse, less 3 per rent. By Ihe
rcbute he ev:a nearly $:00, and the
conr.ty gf-ts its more earl,.
Oregor.'e eplendid exhibit baa male a
g-eat hit at Charleston. We have tbe
gts h-re to beck i a welf, in this lsnd
of great froit, vegttables, wood acd
stock.
Tbe Britifh bare received anottsr Kts
whii t'ir.g in Sjuta Afr-.ca, and the ar
which is beicg coniionallv ended ia on
Cerrer tban ever. Ecgtand's greed for
gold is filling the di'chs of Booth Africa
with tho bodies cf ber best youth.
The thipmen'.a of match wood a:d
broom handle stock tcscafactared in
Coos conotr, in 1301, ajarevated ceailv
13,0CO.0;O fret of white cedar. The x
rwts of m itch wood from tbe Coqaib'e
rivr for January of this year aegated
1.4 no .00) feet.
CoosoiiJa::on cf the fl jon'eg and mitl
in iu'eres's of the Pacific Coast ty a
onipa-.v or a en ital of over $;0 OOO.CiOD,
and which hall coo rol thia vrt icdaa
try at bme ard abroad, ia a cewly in
nonncet p jct which Ls awakened
1 ve'y n'.ere-t in fir;ar;cjl and business
circUs.
Tne Harri'ba'g B llletin look at it
thia way: "It tbe new--grre of Ore
gon don't st"p lv! tiio a mild form cf
itch a the SrcaliWjx, t ie lrge irr.rai
jra'.ioo of .t tel-r expected here dads"
the months cf Mrc"i ard April will fail
to roit-'ra'ix . It's dollars to Jooebncla
that thrr i-n't gr.aine ca of small
pox in the whols lUV."
The Ch'.namsn H a cote one. Freqoect
ceee of ioar.i:y itr.org t.e americao
t-o?p from th eff-c of drinkin? IeI to a
piriicular :Qvti.a:ion -t the '.iqnor that
was being cosrnmeJ. It waa found tbtt
the Filipioo bad pnrc'iad standard
American brioa f am or bo".t!d
whiskey, drilled a mi hole io lb bo;-
lom of each to'tl. und rch l -d trie bo' He
with ":co," a Ki!l-:i3 d-riction tha'
would mike a ino rjS his rwo tr irk
or murd -r l is U at friend. As the aoals
on tbe b-jtt'es were not broken they
cool J b r. told lo tbe eoidiers witriot
qneclioo.
Out west of town, three or fonr miles
lives a widow. Hr bo-bjrtd died two
yeara ago. lie was Daniel Taylor. In
life be paid 1,3 1 or f 1 40 into tbe f x-cbeq-ir
cf ;hs Coosen Fiienda, expect
ing at death tVa' f t,' CO would be paid to
the family. Whi-n dca'b Cam3 it de
veloped that tbe order was insolvent,
sod nothing has been or evar will be re
ceived fron the polioy. Tue bene6ciary
orders are a'.raost uoiferval'y a nnmixed
bleein, bnt tbe management of this oi.e
madd it in this instance, a curse. Cor
valiis 7imf.
Pity poor Paterson. Swiftly on the
hee:e of a great fire comes a great Good,
both t.'-gtrtber deetrcying many millions
of dollars worth of property, and render-i.-g
Mi.Misnnds of people homeless In
cirlinta ly, it may le rema-ksi Ibat Pat
erccn is the city whence acyeril young
society "oojds" wre eent to tbe peni
tentiary last y-nr fjr long terms, for
brutally outraging and murdering a g rl
they had draegtd, and it his been the
chief Eastern headquarters of anarchists
but theee circcmstaocee, so far as we
can diicern, bad nothing to do with fire
or flood.
Ranch (or Sale.
A B n' u t-it i .? anK fiAO cm. In Aw
acies io cultivation; ix acres of prnnce
.1 ..n. I A . .... . .1 .
at'u ivui ui rt'ioo, uuo ririug niivr ,
U o-story honee, a barn and out-bui'd-
logs complex. Eat-y terms. Inquire. 0
WjiiTt & McCoy,
Mining and Sleek Exchange,
M j rtli Creek, Ore.
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School Teacher Wanted.
School teacher, either lady or gentle
man, wanted io District No. 50, to com
mence term first or record Monday in
March. Good reffroncs n quired. A p.
ply to G. W. Aldkbso.v, Diet. Clerk,
Cleveland, Ore.
A Liberal Offer.
If yo;i wish a line description of South
ern Oregon, address wi?h stamp.
121 p. C. Powri.l, Roseburg, Ore.
RATARBr!
Ely's Crsam Batafef ,
Gives Reiitl at ones.
It cir ", soouwa ana fr .
heals ikr diMnaal mcia-
brniie. ltcnrrstau-urh ln
aiiJdriTe.aw.TaCoidHaY FrVFR
lothHM.l auulilv. Ii lira I I bfWt
ASK
Druggist
for
10 CENT
la ilnorbrd. Urals aod ProtwU tha Urrobrana.
Itetlnm tha Sfimn of 1 ! mid SmrlL Fiut 1M
aoo,; Tnml iy; nt I'nirHifr br mall.
Jui.i aAOaUAMM naiiukust4Ttt
I fine Ciiina Ten Set J
One Ti" ket wi'J, rverv ",
WILL CURRIER I
THE GROCKR l
NEW YOEK LIFE INSUEANCB
, , ' CO-APAKY
sfw aa.4-j io L, T'P-1 r J . "tt T j i .
Iuvt-fcte-l A'.-.-:-, fr-i. .
Ittiud:ti;f:t.l.; . i..;
It ban rvti br'or.- t, -
W. J. JYtGQFJ,
V awl a- aim u too y.i s - 7...r to -
ooooooocococ.o - c c o-"
I gggHI? Stearn Laundry 1
We are r.o:v rcalv iu: :.-:ine?s
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We announce the arrival of Spring Goods
throughout all our vavi- u lines.
Buying f-.r two st in-s ia l.i-- ,
sir: e tait o aro iu j i.j-i
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