s ITURDAY, APRIL 21, Hhmi.
Before You Buy
Call and IM the Liive.st line of
nen's Boy' and
Youths' .shoes
in Eastern OrUOH. Our Ma s
Goodyear Welts in Black lild Tw
at
$2.50 and $3 00
cannot be dulicatetl in tlie city
CLEAVER BROS.
Tho Boot and Sho IT1011.
,V. Main 8tn
JVndiet ii, ilre.'on
mm JMtioi ok tiik muob,
PETHR WEST
Hereby IMMI him"!! a eabdMaH lai
Justieeof Uts haw., Iaailluii district, at tat
ensuing 'tux- i'l UtMi.
UNPROFITABE CATTLE CONTH ACTS.
S.attlo Buyan Ware to Take 300 Head
In 11 ittcr Creek Country.
Frank Shmn, a Hotter creek -tock-man.
wan here tmliiy to MStiN lagal
nilviee 1111 tlie milijoet ot cattle luiyiiu:
enntrueTs. He entered Into a contract
several month nie with far-ten
lirotlior. Seattle Lover-, for Um da
livery "" heail Of Ml Battla at 14,78
a baadrad. Ba la praparaU to oWllvar
the eattle, hut Car-ten llrothara hava
heen naabla to taka the oattlaal the
aaartaaal nrieo, rattle having dropped
in murket value to l a hundred.
Tba iirm BMda eaatiaati for a boat 100
lieuil u( eattle at price-' approximating
4.7r 11 handradt The drop in pflaai
Iibm made it 11 hi!"iiiK ri h i 1 1 i 1 r
take the xtuff at jire-. nt value-, t ar
ten Unit her- pa el in several iiitiineo
vurioiiN amount u- aarnnal money an
the contract prlea. Mr Bloaa raealvad
5oo on in- aeatttaat,
Five ThltiKt.
The five dieue- fur whic h Shiloli'
Conauniptinti Cure i- eecial ly n 111-
memleil, are Coiiirli-. (old-, VI pine'
OoajgOj Crnup uml Qxaaanption. Ko
medicine ever 11 in h - In man 1- npial
tu it in any ropect. Sold under a
noaitive guarantee. Money hack it it
fail. H eta, 60 ctH and i a hottle.
Tallmuii x Co.
CHICAGO MARKET.
Reported by I. L. Ray It Co., Chicago
Board or Trade and New York Stosk
Exchange Broken.
April HI .The wheat market i.i- 1
tritle tinner tmlay. with a good export
demand. I.iver)l closed niicliuiiKcd
at 60. Chicago opeml at dot., to
U.' It-H, and after selling up to 1C1 ,'i-s
closed .11 opening price. Die export -fnr
the week were : i ,' k K) , i Kn i and now
that tin' xtrait-are open there will lie a
lilieral movement to the caliard.
Htix'lc lower Money . to :i -r eent.
Close yesterday, H.V4.
Open tmlay, HAU to 68 .T-H.
K in: Induv, ilV4 I" li'i ' H
Cttoaa today, ttv., to 08 :t-n.
San Kruncisro,
wheat, Ut4.
April H. I tab
W. W. Mayhew, Merton. Wis., say-,
"I consider One Minute Congo Cure a
most wonderful im-licin, , ,purk and
afe." It is tl niy harmles- remedy
that give- immediate re-nils. Ii cure's
coughs, C0I1U, croup, hnuichitis,
grimie, whooping eoupi, pneuntonia
anu all throat and lung diseases Its
early uae prevent- consimipl Ion,
Children atwaya like it and mothers
endorse it. Tallioan A Co.
New Lines Just Received....
Kodaks and
Kodak Supplies
A Complete As-iuitin.iu ul'
Stationery.
All the I ittcst r-heet Music.
The Latest Papers and Pa
riodiculti.
Tallman d Co.
Leuding Druggists
Corner Maiu and Ali i BtraerU
GOLD
DUST
The Best
Washing Powder.
houst work Is Hard Work Without It
BHKVITIKS.
Ilirycl
Bailiff
Siun
l.nne.
i 1 bargain Btlllotan'i.
A Banner, eholna
painting apjolaliy,
eiinirx.
olives nml Dleklat In hulk at Da
tun! pic
moti'i
I'ir
ttan rraaiaarv buttar al w
ajott'a,
l're-h vegetable of nil kind:
mott'a.
lio lo Dtmott'a for frecl
m Da
-trau
lierrie-.
Itefore painting and papering, fee
0haa l ane
Two new honaai to rent. Apply to
lr. ('. I. Smith.
For rent Niee live-room cottage.
Impiire ill thi nllice.
Nice jelliei and jams in gin jur-.
wnrranted pure at lieinotl 's.
Sehwar A OraalWi are Belting
ehoioe bacon al 10c, iboaldora, at te
Two nempatanl waiter vrirln are
wauled ill the doldeii Kille at oliee.
Otoaing out at big ndnotlona to re-
tire from hii-mes-. VattglUUl'l liai ket
Store.
Mualln nmlarwear Qaantlty and
-tvi, - .1 nrpflaa, Waaaal Dapartoratil
Store.
The "Clover" and "Trojan" par feci
Rttlng shin aralata from joe to ptM
We 1 Departnanl Stora,
G I pasture for stork A'.- miles
(r town on Birch oraeki aqalra of
.1. W. Sullivan or at this i.tliee.
Corset-, lacaa, anibrolderlea, hosiery
ami underwear all the new aamniar
tyles. Wessel Itepnrtmenl KtolOi
Walla Walla eraautarr bolter, Itesi
xrade ami full weinht, ,"1 eentn per
(pound brick. Umpire meat market,
'phone IS.
The large Itoeh Of millinery of the
l.a Mode mllliiierv Mtore is to he rinsed
out a! eost. Sale eommeiirinx Satur
day, April II.
for -ah-- i-vear-olil I'errheroii
and Monjan stallion, weight abonl
1700 pound-. Inquire of C. B, Boorer,
Allia, Oreiiou,
Olaanaa the liver, purify the blood.
invigorate the body Of ttBlttg DaWltt'l
Little Karlv liisl'rs." These famous
little pills always art promptly. Tall
man V Co.
Another lot of those HQ men's Cres
m ill hievrles and the l'ii ladien' Cres
rents in-t reeeived at the Cre-rent
agenry in the Kant Orenonian liuildin:
I onie in and see them.
Oraaaanl and Star Una blorclei
Catalonati alvlna daaariptloni of
either hirvele, free At the Cresrent
agency, in the Baal Oregon Ian build
in: Come ami get one.
Don 'I overlook tig) fact that
the UirgOei -! k in wallpaper
in ti ity. Paper banging a if
Watch fOr samples in window.
C. Sharp, opera house k.
1 bam
nloring
naltv
Cha-
Ilurrv up, and uet youi Heats re
served al 'fallman's drue. etore for th
fiinnie-i play ever Riven by amateur
in Ihi-eiiy. Tick, 1- afaaalling like
hoteakes. Take a look at the plan of
seats immediately.
.1. I. Carson. I'rothonotary, Wasliini
ton, I'a.. nays, "I have found KihIoI
llyspepsia Cure an exrellent remedy
in ease of .-1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 , ! 1 troiihle, ami have
derived great Ixuiellt from its use." It
digests what you eat and ran not fail
to rure. Tall man ,v t 'o.
BASEBALL TOMORROW.
Pendleton and Athena Will Play the
Initial Came ot the Seaion.
A series of h.isehall game- ha- heen
ararngeil for the summer hy Manager
C. A. I'd'P'nger, the opening game to
ho play , I In iween Athena and the
home tram at the ground- on lower
Alt.i street tomorrow afternoon at '
o'clock.
The IVnillctnii team in verv fortunate
. . ,
tin- year 111 securing gisst player-,
ecial mention of which are the fol
low jug :
.lame- .ilipie, n the catcher, is said
to he a second Tw Hicham, who omx
nanghl for the Pendleton team. He
has caught for the Chicago I, ague
I, ini, and has played with the Texas,
Denver and Montana league team-.
Ill- work hehind the hat in the prac
tice mini,-- has Imhmi such as to
promise well for the I'elidletoll team.
.lake Marin, who wa- famous us a
pitcher in the games played in the
Philippines.
Marin and Mahpieen should 1 a
goisl hattery.
Prank Ulrhdl has agreed to play t hi
year, heing Held manager of tlie team
Old hasi hall cr, ink- reiiiemhrr how
"lied" used p. hold down lir-i . He
BBM lie never was in Is-tter trim.
Dent, Meurh says thai, with this
new addition to tl Id learn I'einllcton
hasehiill eilthim.i-l- will see some
good games this coming summer.
Ilea eh says that in- reeeived word
1 ri mi Mi,' n. 1 ii. ii tliev hail a stn.ug
leam this year, and were going to sur
prise Pendelton,
111.11, However, remains 1,, is' proven
tomorrow afternoon. I'eiidletun'a lim
up w ill be as follows, via, :
atalniieen. J. C,
Mann, ,1 I'.
1 inch. 1 . , nrst bnae,
Turner, K. . second haee
Llpaa. Wm. . third dm
Meach, I.. M . abort Ntop.
Dupuia, R, , center Held.
Bebull, D.. right liehl.
Shorkey, (.'has., left Held.
Wallle, Al, li.imii , S,d., nuhs.
ft tb ana 'a lim- up could not
learned. Kit D. Wilson, who i.
i
II
known here u- a comedian, will
pitch
lor Athena, with Charms Dunn
as u
euneiiMw
The admission tomorrow will
ha :'."i
cents.
DEATH OF JOHN DICKEY.
Had Been Resident ot thit County Many
Yeart Mn. J. B. HoClare Pataea
Away.
John Dickey, who for more than
thirty yen.- haa heen u reaideot of
I matilla coiiulv, died 1-ridav niuht
at lus home at Bcbo. Mr. ' Dickey
had for sometime heen gradual! fail
ing his death being from old age.
He was tboal 70 vearr, of age, and one
of the most highly te led BltltaW
of the county.
Mrs. ,1. W. M
Clnre. who has heen
condition since before
in a pariiiviir
ci.,' ei I rn .IV niL'lit. 1 lie
i ,k .in- taken thin morning to Day-
Inn for Inirinl. Mrs. Kd
na 1 lev, an
only daughter, waa will
the time of her death
years old and had re
many veari,
her mother at
Sh
-iiled
was li'i
here for
Church Notlcei.
Baptlal church- T. m. Patenon
will preach tomorrow at II 11. in. and
7::li p. m. The morning aubject,
"Pool print- of Chriat;" anbieel lor
evetuiw. waning. oywtmi biwwk
hy the choir.
Mormon leaders w ill hold services mi
Sunday at '-' p. m. in the OOUri house
Hot hod let Oalloway chapel Preach
Ina at II a. m. and 7 pi ni. Morn
lint sullied. "The Church, of what
doaa it consist, who eonatltuta it
II, 1.1 hers:" ev, nlliL' uhi cl. 1 he I n-
known God." .1. C Thotiins wi
remnnv the nnlnit. Siimlav school at
III o'clock a. in. Bnworth League at
II :.') p. in.
Christian church Services are held
in the Congregational bovaa of aror
ihln, Sunday aoohol at It) a. m.
Junior llndeavor at 5 p. m. ; Senior
Knileavor at 7 p.m.; preaching at II
n. in. uml 7 ISO p. in.
Church "f the lledeenier Serv ii
tomorrow, "low Sunday, al hours as
follows: Celehratimi of the holy com
munion at K B. m. Sunday asbool at
III a. in Morning prayer and sermon
by Blehoti Morris at ii a, iii. Rvenlng
nraver and conilrmatioii service will
address hy the hishop at H p. Ill
Portion! of the Faster music will hi
reoeatcd at the eveiiinir service. Tin
) o'clock services w ill lie d iscoiit inueil
for the real Of the summer.
Sold a Valuable Mine.
s. itothchiiii. Felix Roumaaooi
Almee Delonavarl and U, I!. Tardifl
today sold in I'etidletoii to P. J. Hon
hue. of Salt Lake, their irrouii of
claim-six miles fromOranile known
us the "Blue Ribbon," for 170,000.
One-third cash was paid, the halan
to he panl in eipial installments in
thirty, -ixty and ninety days. Tin
pniiorty i- regarded us very valuahle.
DEWEY'S CANDIDACY.
Tho .Admiral Heiltater, About lisulng a
Statement.
New ork. Aiiril II. A di-pateh to
the Herald from Washington sav
Admiral Hewev hi beoltatlttg ahoiii
issuing a iiolitical statement. Men
Bloat l'1 tin admiral are urging him to
speak promptly, while others are im
pressing upon him the value of the
rule "silence is golden."
His mail and cullers as-ure him thai
his candidacy is progressing favorahly.
1 lie it.lfiiir.il thinks the time to act is
when an emergency arises. His friend-
are actively tryini; to break the llryan
forces in his hehulf.
Governor Rovers Threatened.
Dlyinpia, April J I. Cons idem hie ex
citement wa- cau-eil aroiihii the state
hiiilding today h the appearance in
the governor's ofnaa of a man who
ilemainli il reilnss Irom the iiovernor
for a Ioiik list of iiersonul wrongs
which lie eluil I had heen inflicted
upon him hv Seattle capitalists. The
man was placid under arrest uml
foiiml to In- armed with a pistol. He
gave the nam. of John I.. Illyh-s and
stateil he hmi just nrrivid from
Seattle.
Powder Mill Blows Up.
Bav Citv, Mich., April II. The
packing house of the Ajax dynamite
works near the villas a Kawkawlin
was hlowii up Friday alWnOOO, killim:
thre. men us follow-:
William Wever.
Bdward Ballfajjan.
William Van Vlussar.
All left young wives uml children.
Their Isslie- were lorn kg shreds, onlv
anougfa being found to nil a buabel
baabat.
The Vleu-Preddency In Doubt.
New York, April II, Tba Trilnuie
print-) the following: Joseph II.
Mauley, inemher ol the national com
mittee irom Maim-, ipaafclni) of the
present comlition of repuhlieaii politics
in reuard to the coining vice-pred-itantlal
nomination, said: "Everyone
is. lit BBB so fur us the vice-presiieiic
is colicerneil, and there is ahsoilllelv
no one of the repuhlieaii leader- who
can say with certainly erbo will he
nominated. ' '
Llvas Lost in Bush Fire.
t, Raul, April 11. A Wiunlpaa
.SWISI 10 in,. IMsOIICII s;iv: It Is,
warad tuai ai to) iiv.-s have i,,,.
In (oresl lires atniiK the is. nthci-ierii
railway,
OhltUMjo, April II. A anaeial irom
WinniK says .1 hi hrush lire is ran
me nt Viiss.ir, H4 mile- southwest,
ami abaUl IB men are NrrtMudad,
Th Llneoln Hapublloans.
Minneii,olis, April L'l. An an
MaaoaflH'liI of a cliauge in tin- title of
the silver repuhlieaii parly was made
ndaj by Eiaeutiva Aganl t oraai
'Lincoln repuhlieaii-," are t,, siu',n.i
"tree silver repuhl ieans, " ami the
national uilvor repuhlienn partv In to
,'in .,y I., tlie Lincoln repuhlieaii
party. I he transfer is to take place at
Kansas City July 4.
The leumonloal Conlarano.
Haa York, April 21. -More than two
thousand missionaries from owry
ipiarler oi the loba are in alleinlane'e
at a BtatiUMJ luiown as tba ecumenical
coiilerence on lorajgU missions. The
hull was aoatplataly nihil when o-
I'resident Harrison bag his address
ol NlOOUWi The ex-pre..i,leiit was
lvaa a treat reeeptioii.
Flood Slluaiion In tho South.
-Meridian, MUw., April 21. -The Hood
ilualion is littl,. improved. It in
thought the agfratata loss t., railroads
will aaaawl U more than a million
dollars. Jackson is threatened wit, n
water famine as the waterworks um!
pumping station are ilotsled.
Womin Uurnod lo Dath.
OraUsj Kork. S. i)., April 21.
husiuuaii ortioii of Bdiaburgh, in
uorUsara iwrtion oi Walan Bounty,
destroyed hy lire this afternoon'.
The
tin
was Tl
i"-- war f40U. UHl 11, -10. si,,,.,....
Mrs. I.indahl and Mrs. J. H. rfraoii
perished In the Haines.
Allan Salli for Puerto Kloo.
NVushiuKto,,, April 21 .-The Dolabia
milliHl tins fturaoao lor i'uerto i,
' -in o. -'",. Allen to tin
01 Ills
duties
Doalh of Rov. Charlts Booohur.
Haverhill. Mann., April 21 R.s
, 1 1 .1 - needier, hrotliur of till
Henry Ward ISceehcr. died i.-Ue
lute
ht. J
aged
PERSONAL MENTION.
Prank Sloan
in town today from
Bern,
QeOMB P. Minis, of linker City, is
at the Hotel Pendleton,
Mr. ami Mr- J. It. Harvey, oi Cold
Spring, are reported to he quite sn-k.
I nard Fowler, manager o( Iha
Stale, TaCOma, la a guest at the Hotel
Pendleton,
Miss Gertrude Narcaua, the teacher
of the Cold Spring pttbllC school, was
in town today.
Mr. and Mrs John I'tter were in
town today from their hottM in OoM
Spring, trailing in the local stores.
i! f in- ciitnc in mi the Spokane
train Prldev evening, and went
home
to Hennner mi tin
rl.iml tins'
morning.
K. I!. Wilson, traveling panenger
and freight agent of the Burlington
lim-. arrived thfs morning from 11
Q ramie, and is a guest at the Hotel
Pendleton.
linker Citv RoDUbllOan : J. H.
Robblna, braaidanl of the hank al
Sumpter, accompanied by hi- family,
paeaad through this efty yeaterday
from La Grande to Sumpter, w here he I
will hereafter reside.
.1. W. Armatrong, missionary for thel
state of Washington of the American
Sunday School union, mm i'i town to
day, He la arranging for tl mploy-l
paenl of u ulaeionary for Umatilla
BOOnty, who will devote several month
tbla siinimer to the work of organ mug
Sunday schools. The union i- mi-
denomlnal lonal,
Mrs. Bicbardaon, mother ol Satb
Rlcbardaon, anioya the dlatinctlon of I
having heen a resident of what is now
tba slate of Maine when it was a part
oi the state of Maaaaehuaetta. Mrs. I
llichanlsoii wa-given a party on I ri-j
day 00 the occasion of the anniversary
of her Hist hirllnlay. She was Imrn
in 1819. Mrs. Richatdeon'a (ather arna
a rVVOlU'ionary soldier.
Late New from Capo Nome.
Seattle, April II. Tba ste er Col
lage City has arrived from Skagwav.
She hriugs live men who left Ciiie
Nome January M, They bring story
oi a new strike across the divide.
Tin marshal at JuiMMlU has arre-ti d
two eounterfeltera with a complete out-
III uml noo ( unadiaii
half dollar-.
mil l uitid States '
PEOPLING THE WEST.
Railroads Will Brlnff In 200,000 People
In the Next 18 Months.
Uailroads using Chicago Ba
uatewav have taken no improv
their !
Illelll '
plans (or the territory between
Chicago and the Bouky BJountailM
which involve the expenditure of
millions of dollars and in addition add
to the p resen I population from immi
gration alone al least L'DO.htKl new -
pie within the next IH months. The
new to aM that will appear on the
maps of the nest within the next
year or two to which from MN) to HOI)
new population is to he added, already
Dumber 17:1. itefore I BOS it is believed
this number Will exceed 100, Those
neglected iii the past while trunk
line- were hulhling are receiving the
elosesl attention from railroad laud
coiiimi-sinher- ami track managers.
The railroad- undertaking the most
Important part of this work, a work lo
which thev have practically paid no
attention since the western land hisuns
of I.') vears ago. are: Atchison. Toiieka
A Santa Fe, Chicago A Northwestern,
Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul,
Northern Pacirlc, Chicago a Fa-torn
Illinois, Illinois Central, Chicago,
lliilringlon A IJuincy.
Fathers
who appreciate a fwv fragrant
tea, o.iu that is smoothe a- oil,
without leaving a hitter, paokuril R
taste,
Want
to try "Our Altennnn'
this tea was especial y
' tet WW a
hlanftfl for
such a win
Varlies, it h s 111 oven
ner tiiat we wish your wives and
Daughters
to know it is
possible
hut don
to in ike a
' not int-
CUP that cheers,
briata.
Owl Tea House
"White" wheels are
controlled by a Trust.
not
he l a-test Shortest and M si
Dlrwt l ine
to nu
Cast and Southeast
Two Daily Solid Vestibule Trains
raiaaa 'i Itaariai Baaaara. Malaaj aiatMaab
a la Carle). Huffei aiuokiiiK ami 1.1 bran i ars
(Willi Harlsr abop, Kr.i 1 la Itchiiliia
Chair Oara f rraa).
Pendleton to Denver, Kansas City, Oma'ja
and Cnica) witnout chanjje
Oaly one ebaUfe 1,, .Sew York, II,, .ton and
uiIht Kasiern iMiiui.
Por rat,-, itokats ami lull Inforsaatloc ,-,.i!
on or a.l.lu I I Waui.luv. a.oh 11 n ., v
in,
J. II. l.oTintoi', i.en'l Aful
Nu. I:i5 Third at., Portland, Ulagva
SEALS!
Notary and
Corporation
$3.80 to $fi Delivered
Order ol uj and save inouey
Orders for llubber Htainns
also solicit..,!.
EAST OREGON1AN PUB. CX).
Peodloton. Oaatou,
'''f'llkV-v,i.u,. .T KKITtlNKIU: A l 1:
cb.uls' KschangV s.,", VreiaJo ",Lui'
Is 'UK
PAINE'S
KEEPS NERVE AND AMBITION STRONG
REV. FREb PFEIFEER, SEDALIA, MO . Writes:.
"Hy nervous system was entirely broken down by overwork. I could not
t at nor sleep l or four months I was in the hospital, but without any decided
benefit. At last I purchased a bottle of Maine's Celery Compound, and soon felt
its wonderful curative effects. Four bottles of the Compound testored me lo
health and strength; I am now ambitious to work, have a good appetite, and
sleep well."
There is no strength and ambition to work when the nerves and
body are weak or diseased. Paine's Celery Compound sustains
the strength of the
kidneys.
SPECIAL
Locust Hill Poultry Yard...,
liaricl While lmrr Plymouth Rocks
III..,, II Mil. I White 1 . ' :
Itlltck I .oil' hall-.
Kboiii Ishunl Kadi
gas 11 im. 11. aad ij.i.i ..o satUni
Ouy W. Wade,
.Kni "Ijiiiils-rl'i
Pondlnton, Or.
(lund made Harness
HaMIM, Brtdtn, apara, Wafon 'orr,
I, -ni-. lliirix'.i oil. MtrhiK Usalhvr,
Um. lies Raaairiai HsuaaiUj al
tauaaa to,
I'. A. HARVEY,
Xlntl. in ler II, ill. hut
taMslrBB
Tba m a
ore 01 . "'.
liui 1. 1
Of 1'uls.tc
.-, prdr ,
A bole 1"
1 1 s im
AFTER USING.
t'UH -AI.K
sssn 1.
OregonShortLineRailroad
I III Idllhi I ROUKS i n
Montana, Utah, Colomd
ami ali I astern I'tiinlM
UIVos
UNION
In, ice nt Inn Uvorlle roiil, vis Ihu
ti IKH t -: Mull lam . ,,r lim Itlo
IiIUMU. .-, , 11.,
auvs.
No Change of Cars
en it,,
Hi,-
I "HUlKl I'lin-Ngn oil
III, 1 1 1 1 1 -1 111
Rqulpuad W illi
BltajMl Standard Sleepera
PHM New Ordinary I our 1st Sleepers
Superb l.l' rary -llullct Cars
Splendid Diners meals a la carta j
Vrce Reclining Chair Cars
Comfortable Coaches and Smokers
t:ntire Trai 1 Complotely V estlbuled
PorlunUcr inlnriiiatlon ag 1,1
0, TKItltY.
Trav. Pa-.
V. 1
. " OMAN.
aft.
Owl Akciii I
Oraaon.
124 Third St., Portland,
INew Goods...
And Cheaper
Than liver..
Portieres,
Carpets,
L6 111 tains
Wull i'nner.
He;ulMu irtc-rs for White,
BUndard and kiii.,i.,J
Sowing Maeliines
JHSSE FAILING
Main St., near Bridge.
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Nil illy Court Hirvel,
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All Points East and SoutA
PORTLANO and polat
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French Restaurant
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