Morning daily herald., February 22, 1889, Page 1, Image 1

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15 CENTS A "WEEK.
ALBANY, OHEGON, FBI DAI' MORNING, EEURUAKY 22 1 38S).
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Cut ont thin at'vtitt. Dicni and srml it
J. LAHMEl: & C:., Niieryunn. Toiiuto
Canada, with 14 tl,re it--: t Ca-.&Jian, o,
two-cent American p"gi'e stamps, u d the
will send you iv instil (i o:ia.l) in wJ tiu:,
for piaiuiii' In April !. 'ir
cnoii'e of any on" t th j following t-ulit.i;tti
rf plant . mid tutor your ouilic in corupcti
tioti for the Sl.Sfcci fiO in Id that thev art
ir" " iy in order t intimiuce their uur
cry stock.
Collection of F'larit"?.:
No. 12 har!v ro-.
Nt. 2 2 hardy cliniUi'C
No. i$ 2 ovtri'lo-iiiiiut' ,ro!-8 (or house cul
ture. No. 4 2lah!Un.
tin. 610 Kladiola.
No. V3 hardy jrrapfl vjne . .
No. 7 H raspberry plants, 4 each k'.ack ami
red.
No. 8-20 strawberry plants, 4 chvice kim'
No. 95 very choice plants four house cul
ture. No. 105 cherry currant (r-.1).
No. 11 i Lees prolific iiirroJ.J (Mack)
No. 12 & white grape c-rrnts
All letters with lhiauYerii(ttmtoiteiulGrtl
alow; with stamp, fur auy oue or more c A
tionaof plants, will lie n umbered at tlr
rotne to hand, and the send ra of the first
thirteen hundred will receive jrifts as follows:
1st ftJM) I The ict 20, K each.
2nd l'K) ! The next 4, i& each.
Jrd- 50 The next 41. S, l each.
4th 30 ' 1 he next 82, 1 each.
oth 2 I
After SO.0O0 letter have : received, the
senders of the next l.loo letter will receive
gifts as follows:
1st $225 j Next 10, $!5 teh
2nd 135 Next 15, 10 ea;h
2rd - 75 I .Nex 4, wh
4th 50 Next 470, 42 ta. h
tt, or, HXt . tJtN 51 j,.,,
A:..i J t- h -tent have hern received.
!.-. i n xi 1,00 letter? wili re
ju.i . -i - Next 5 t-J0 cacli
3, 4 and 5.. 75 each Next 15 lOt-ich
t, 7 and h. . . 50ea- h Net:f4 a rail;
9, 10, 11, 12. 25 each : Next t.'.t.l 1 ea-ft
After 150,(K)U letters h.ve litrji r- v ivnl the
senders of the next l.lou letters will ieitive
S-ifts as follo-.es-
1 $100 each I Next 10 $20 each
- 75 eath Ntxfi. Ill each
3 and 4 5n eav h i "ext .'." 2 eui h
Next 5 25tai-h I Next 47f I h
Any penHiii may WTiuanv immiw-r of tin.c
for any of the alx.ve voileetions I : .". cents
stani extra ii svn, wc w II semi in .In::
next a printed list i:f the nameH of ail pc-ron.
who are entitled to trifts.
We make thi lihcrai offer ro reailen ol tin
Hkkalu, knowing it wnl not pj u- io., !u:
our ohject is to ii.tro lin e nur :. ! aud t.uiNi
up at rule Our m.ii!nu' poi:i;s are Toronto
and Mirul-in-urii. int., I'o.-hester. N. Y..
i.ouiviiJe, Ky., elaincsv rile, '., afil Cli'iMii, J
111., and wc will ii:ir:tii-.ec to teu i. I
our eustoiuer i'i .hh! eo'ul.f ion. We nn;.I.'. i
noa'-ents hut ilea! direct wi:h vwtm'e.-i. j
and tin cell and d liter stock to any twrl ol
the l nitvil i:.i;tt.o.- ;':u.uo,i kl ;i.out o:,. . i
half tlie price eliur.-e I hy other Mirx ryfticii. !
through :c.'crits. h rn'-ii,i.tr ue will iVt ij'. :
undersold l any rct- r le Km-., .--i d "
list of want .n.n e v.!i ijiu.te yon pric. -: - j
10 ents for a h.i m. i.iir..Uil uului i. ; ;
which .-.on n-.H ! -!u t 'r.jn: vo.ir lirst i.tur
A.lilrt alt letter,
J . LA H . I K K CO. ,
Niirs-torN'rifciii.
Tt.IKU.NTo, (.WNADA.
unirauiUKXiauiEwnu
SMITH & WASHBURN,
Hating pincliascd
Stoves
T"WJEDALE'S
ALBANY,
SEEDS
The laro-st assoi t nent evrr brougiit
tiii.-t oiiatr , emhraoin'every '
thing for the uee of
Also a vpry fine line of
-AND-
ONION SETS
Tlx-sr sPflpa-p wo-tcrn grown atnl
adapted esdiciallv for this climate.
Ttiey will be sold f.r
Cents 'kr paper.
t"A lil'K-ral dicotint to dealers
gardeners liuyioin quantity.
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lit
CKOVP, WrlOOl INC, COJJ'.II ASt,
P-rmii-iiiiis iinmcui itelv relieved lv
r!iiiih. Cure. Forhiv fc Mason.
- - in , MM IMni,
ISTJCCKSVORS TO
this well known
carry an immense line
and Greneral Hardware
Mm
Absolutely Pure.
TWa powner never vane6. A marvei
ol purity .f-trcngth and wholesomeness
More ee-ononiical than the ordinan
kinds a nd cannot be sold in competi
tion with multitude of low lest, short
weight alutn or phosphate powders
Sold only in cms. Royal Bakin 'ow
DtK Vo W- 'Van st. N. T.
D W Crowley & Co., Agents,
Portlaud, Oregon,
m nm in mi
OF ALBANY. OREGON.
president, L. Flinn.
VICE-PRESIDENT S. E. YOUDg,
cashier. E. VV. Langdon
rPR-VNSACTS A GKNERAU BANKING
X Bl'SIiu'ESb. Accounts kept subject to
check. Siitht Kxchane nd Telegraphic
Tnitisfer sold on New York, Chicago, San
Kraneiscu and Portland.Oregoa. Collections
made on favorable term?.
S. E. Yoi-NO I-. Fliss
L. K. Bl.AIN W. E. It RBFLL
E W. I.AMirx.s
Jas. 1. I'owrix. Assistant Cat-hiur.
il. F. MERRILL,
Banker,
ALBANY, - - OREfiON
Sells fxchatiire on New York, San
Frsuicii-ou mid rortl.iml.
linv tide, state, ct.tinly and city
warrants. Receive deposits subject to
check. Interest allowed on time de
posits
Collet tione receive prompt attention
Correspondence solicited.
J3?Office hours from 8 a. m. to S P. M
Aoent for reliable lire and.marine
nsiirancc companies.
W. C. TWEED ALE
store and added largely to the stock
5N0LDDING
EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL
Cooking Stovet and Ranges, Parlor and Heat
insj Stoves and all kinds' pf Kitchen
Utensils. Also a Complete
! Assortment of
BUILDERS'
Pumns. Hone. Copverware, Tinware and
Plumber' Goods a Specialty.
&PfiCFS GUARANTEED TO BE SATISFACTORY
The Public is Invited to Call Inspect Our
Stock.
BUILDIH&,
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rnvfcHJSA.i
ur II. AVIS, U D. PHYSiCIANi AND
lV eui'eon. Cut) I e found at his otlce
rcom it. Siruhan'6 block, lirtt street. A'bany
Orefron- y ,
TVR c.
CHAJIBEHLllr, HOMEOPATHIC
V
nhrsician and lurroon. Office, corner
Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon.
p W. UASTON.rjPHYSICLAKfAND SUB
geon, AlbanyOregon.
MH. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURr
. geon, Albai.y, Oregon.
CC. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND 3UR
, peon Albany, Oregoa, ofBee- tn .Pierce's
new block.
P. H.
Otucehouri, fromT. m. to 4
AJ. rossiter,, veterinary sur
. Reon, graduate of Ontario veterinary
college and member of the Ontario veterin
ary medical society, is prepared to treat the
diseases of all aoniefticated animals on
scientific principle. Office second door east
of the opera house.. -Alfcr jy, Oregon. .
DR K KOLDEW AY, VETERINARY SUR.
geon, Albany, Ore 'oa. Graduate of GerJ
rnn iin.i AtriprUm po leiccs.
Kleel rleand llomcopaf hie Treatment
THOSE DESlRINtl EITHER OF THESE
safe and reliable methods of treating dis
ease will find Dr. E. A. JIoAl'ster prepared
with excellent apoliances tor administering
either, as the nature of the case may require.
He mav be found at his office on Third street,
two ucors south of (lie electric liuht station,
when not absent on professional business.
DK. E
phys
E A, M AL1S1EB, HOMEOPATHIC
tsician. has removed his office from
Klinn's block to his risidmcc on Third street.
two doers south of the electric light station.
ATTOKSF.YS.
DR. N. BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT
. Law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd
billow's Temple. Till practice in all courts
of the state, and give special attention to all
business.
tVr OLVE RTON CHARLES krXlTORNEY
VV at Law, Albany, Or. OtBi in rooms 13
and 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. Blain's
stor .)
TK. WEATHOKKORD, ATTORNEY AT
. law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd
Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the
courts of thevtate, uad give special attention
to all business
REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS
Pfeitfer, Prop. Otdy first-colons house
in the city. Large sample rooms for com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. General stave office for Corvallis.
HEWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE
. and jeweler, Albany, Oregon,
TIOUND A GOLD RING WITH TUPAZ
T Hef. Owner can have same by' calling at
M
French's jewelry store.
70
CORPS OF FIR AND MAPLE
wood for sale. ly to S, Gourley.
Oysters ! Oyster !
"PASTERN AND OLYMPIAN: SERVED
Jd fresh every day at H. Diercks' restaurant
Land Surveying.
TiARTlKS DKHIRINO Hl'RVKTINO DfNI! Cf S OB
1 tain accurate -d prompt work by calline
uion ex-cnunty surveyoi r, r. 1. 1 islicr. f:
has complete copies of field notes and town
ship plats, and is prepared to do survet itig in
:u part of Linn ci .inty. Postoflice address,
Millers station, Linn couuty, Oregon.
TUB CELEBRATED-
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HARDWARE,
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AT WASHINGTON.
Interesting Notes and Comments
from the National Capital.
IMtESIDCKT HAKKI30X B ABI.NET.
Secretary Bayard and the 8amoan Affait
IU Fee ing between President Cleve
land and Governor Bill.
Special Correspondence.
Washington. Feb. 11. In tbe
last few 'days Senator Plumb has
sprung into prominence as a pros
pective cabinet officer. Some go
so far as to saj that be baa been
asked to become -, Secretary of the
Treasury. Mr. Pfumb discreetly
keeps bis own counsel, but some of
his closest friends haTe been talk-
9er
which accounts for the matter
"lit
bavin?
gotten out. Senator In-
KaMs, in reply to a question, said
that he did not know whether Gen
eral Harrison hud made such an
offer to Plumb, but be doubted
very much whether Mr. Plumb
would accept it it it were made.
Representative Thomas of Illi
nois will be the next Secretary of
the Navy, unless my informant,
who by tbe way gave me the first
news of Mr. Biaine's acceptance of
the State portfolio is mistaken.
Mr. Thomas, is a member of tbe
house committee on Naval affairs,
and is the designer of what Naval
officers cousider to be one of tbe
best plans yet submitted for an
armored cruiser. Those who know
Mr. Thomas best, think that he
will make a model Secretary i t the
Navy, and that no better uiao
could have been found to superin
tend tbe building ol the new navy.
Desperate efforts are being made
y many of the officials ucder the
oredent administration to get them
selves quartered on Uncle Sam in
som? permanent capacity. The
friendt ot Assistant Secretary ui
the TreH6ury Thompson have suc
ceeded in getting nis name sent to
the Senate as Civil Service Com
missioner in place of Commission
er Edgerton, whom Cleveland per
emtorily removed in order to tet
TiioinpsHU a chance of being con
tinned by the S uatc Tiie re
moval ot E gei ton leavt s ouly one
Cmi'iiiissioijer Lvmau, a repuMi
cn; and the friend of Thompson
will endeavor to persuaue the
republic in Sena'ors hat ne shcuid
be coiifinueil, au.l ttiat the oilier
vacaucy will be left for General
H,irri.-on to till will) a repulictii
A verv iienioti3 plan, but wha'
etWt it vi 4 u.V" is yet to ! mui
Then first Asi&t:iut !" stinasti r
Geiieial Stevcnsou is a tern lite
time job. Owing to a mni
death, there is a vacancy on the
Supreme Court ol the District f
Coiunihia, and Stevensou lias ma'ic
d lcid set at the appointment.
Mr. Cleveland - may nominate liin.,
but there is iittle probability tout
the SeLators will confirm the muu
who openly regretted that the
official day wa9 not ionger so that
he might remove more republican
postmasters.
Democrats of the house say that
the Senate tariff bill wiil be report
ed from the cooiu.i tee on Wats
and Means tliii week. Lively
times ate expected oyer it
Mr. Blaine has taken a lease ou
the residence which was formerly
occupied Hon. II. H. Seward
President Lincoln's Secretary of
the State. It is peculiar larly an
propriate that tbe residence ocuu
pied by the Secretary of the
tbe first repub.ian administration
at the beginning of the first twenty-
hve years of that party s power
should be now again occupied by
tbe same omcial. it is a good
omen.
The conferees on the Springer
'omnibus,'' bill failed to come to
auy agreement. No report has y t
been made to either house, but a
caucus of republican Senators have
decided to stand by the Senate
amendments, which so fur as I cau
see settles the fate of the bill, but
Mr. Springer still thinks the biil
will pass. lie says that three ie-
publicau Senators will vote with
tbe democrats to admit New Mex
ico. Perhaps they may; but if it is
so it will be the hist time that a re
publican Senator has voted agaiDst
a party caucus, in my recollection.
Senator Bayard haa uut his loot
in it. lie bas forced Mr. St; well,
United States Corsul General 10
Samoa, to resign because tnat ili
cial gaye the foreign, committee ol
tbe hrue and benute a true stat-j
nient of affairs in these islands, a
statement that was nectariiy un
complimentary t.- the stale de
partmeut, I be removal of Mr
Sewell at this time is regarded as
particularly uuloi tuuate, because it
wiil appear to the natiyes of the
islands as though it was dona
or Germany, and as a
rebuke to him tor bravely in-
SlStlU"'
on our American
So fo c b y does il. -
rights
view of the case strike Seun'or Fry e
that he says it he has any influence
with the next administration be
well shall no bac.c to Samoa as
Consul General.
Gcvertior Mill of New Yoik was
over bete last weeK, ana be ami
Mr. Cit land had a
reguiur mon-
key and parrot time keeping out
of each other's way. Tireymetat
a dinner at Secretary Whitney's,
but as so: n as the dinner was over
Cleveland took a train for New
York and remained there until he
knew the Governor had left Wash
ington. The fact that Mr. Cleve
land has decided to live in New
York City after the fourth of
March has added nothing to the
love between these two gentlemen
PACIFIC COABT INTERESTS.
A PropoHMl te Eaeonraxe Serlraltar
- rtal ! teBeral ftotea. '
Wasiiikoton, Feb. 19. Senator
Mitcheil inteuds to propose an
amendment to tbe bill making ap
propriations for tbe department ot
agriculture which provide for the
Appropriate , f: 10,CC9 -to tm,y
frotessor Joseph Plsamaon to ieHl
and develop the silk worm culture
of the Bombay morl, or mulberry
species, and for other expenses in
the development of sericulture.
The amendment also piovides that
Professor Neumann shall report
tbe result of the work to congress
on or before the close of the fiscal
year of 1889.
PAcrric coast notfs.
Washington, Feb. 19. Iliriam
Mitchell, son of Senator Mitchell,
is dangerously ill with typho'd
feyer.
On account of the illness of Mrs.
Stanford, there will be no more re
ceptions at her house this season.
The sanator has recalled invita
tions for a proposed tenatorial din
ner. R W, Hicks"fcas been appointed
government Vt"rekeeter t San
fTuncisco, in he F r t California
iLterniI revenue district, by the
secretary of the treasury.
The boue cun mitten on mil:trj
affairs will iccimn.fiil the ap
pointment ot W. II. Markham, ot
Pasadeua, Cnla.. as manager of the
Pacific Coast llorue tor Volunteer
Soidiers.
POSTAL NOTES.
Washington, Feb. 19. George
P. Johnson is appointed postmaster
at Fayette. I.T. county in place ot
Daniel S. Lamar resigned.
James E Lvons has been ap
pointed postmaster at Cosmopolis,
Chehalis couuty Waahingron ter
ritory in place of Li Hie . Davis,
resigned .
PETITION PKOM WASHINGTON.
Washington. F-b. 19. In the
pollute to.iay ihere was infroduce-J
a petition from E. Cror.sdt.e of
Seattle W, T.. asking r-jlkf to the
extent ot some $12,000 for losses
sustained through Indian invasions
in the Nt-z IVrees war.
Another petition was presented
from the citizens of vVhitniau
county. W. T., protesting against
the division ol the couutv.
MIBUIK Btlr ITEMS.
Stock are still doing' nicely on
the range.
Mr. Cone of &n Francisco a
son-in-law of Mrs. L. T. Berry is
making them a visit.
Mr. Baker we are elad to say is
improving fast, he crets around
quite lively with the aid of crutbes.
There are number of eastern men
in Brownsville and vicinity ; some
seeking locations, others visiting
rfends.
Ed. Nichols is farming consider
able on the ader ranch. We
5te
understand he intends to cultiva
the hop yard.
We are informed that Mr. Geo.
S tires was a few days since, called
by telegram to Eugene to visit his
brother, who was shot. Particulars
not learned.
l be larmers ot this region were
all busily engaged putting in
spring grain, but the storm which
commenced on the 13th brought
farming to a sudden stop and now
they yield tbe ax and grubbing
hoe to pass away the time, we
judge that many young.firs will be
brought low.
nembera rthe State Craase.
Subordinate Granges shonld bear
in mind that on the first Saturday
in March, the delegates from the
subordinate granges meet in eacu
county at some ceuvienent place
etween the hours of 7 a. m. andJ
2 p. m., to elect representatives to
the State grange. These delegates
snould be elected by each grange,
In Linn county the meeting will lm
held at Kncx Lutte grange hall
with tlie county council.
iiraaae MetlaK.
Public meetings for the purpose
of talking up grange matters -vill
be held at the following uaiued
times and places, at which State
Lecturer John Simpson will be
pres. it and adJresss the people:
Aimsville, Saturday March .
Howell Prairie, Tuesday March
12; Jerk: on Tuesday March 14;
Wagoner s school house Friday
March 15, Salem, Saturday March
16; Wood burn, Tuesday March 19;
CntterviUe. Wednesday March 25th.
A Mraasr KwMar
Was Koine the rounds yesterday
and on allowing it up found to be
correct, that the very best vinegar
pickh-s can be haii fur 5 cent tr
galioi! ut the Willamette Pat k ng
Co's store.
rjEllAL NEWS.
Gigantic Swindling Disclosed at
the Umatilla Reseivation.
CFFK1V THIKTIW KXPOSB.
Qrausy and the Samoan Affair An Ad
Workman Blown to Atomi by Dy- -mit
Bwtem Sews Itemi.
The Hr.iALD Special Dmpatcbt.
Pendleton, (Or.), Feb. 21.
Special Agent Saunders, who ban
been investigating the Umatilla
reservation affaire, hue returned
from Portland to continue his in
quiries here. The ctoee leadinr
to- the cwrtl: U rrtcuMP
Cofiej m aent is V i lacloenrw
made upon an examination of tha
agency accounts, which deve'op
the fact that the deposed agent
was not on the reservation so much
for his health as for the accumula
tion of revenue. An investigation
of the books and vouchers, and an
examination of a score or more of
witnesses, revealed the existence
of a synteni of false accounts, car
rying on a pay roll of employes
under fictitious names, appropriat
ing the money t"us obtained to
Krsonul n ties and a custom of
fraudulent oen market, purchases
of articles for use on the reserva
tion that were never actually
bought. The full extent of the
dishonest system practiced by
Coffey is not yet ascertained. It
will only be known after a complete
examination of the reservation
books have been made by an ex
pert. UAlaiOC9t E1P.I!I.
Am
Axed Hun Literally Blows t
Alvtuft by Dyumilr.
New Yokk, Feb. 21. George
Smith, aged 60, was instantly
killed this morning by an explo
sion of dynamite. Smith was
foreman of a gang of laborers eu
gaged in digging ont a cellar at
Seventy-sixth street and Bbuve
l;rd. The man entered a tool box
and almost immediately a terrific
explosion took place. Smith was
literally blown to atoms. In the
tool box had been stored 150
pounds of dynamite and in some
unaccountable- way Smith's en
trarce into the box caused tin
stuff to explode. The windows in
houses tor a quarter of a mile
away were shaiterel by the con
cussion. Tbe Bate l;alliM.
Rom::, Fe!. 21. Thf Chicago
and ui the Aitei lean baseball
tenuis wore given a liesity wel
come. They !: 1 Saturday,
Monday ana Tne!iy. Tuesday
evenintr they wili start for Florence
thence to Paris. They will return
to the United States in .April.
Taffy toi-UUjard.
Bkrijn,
Feb.
li. Tl
ie North
German Gazette, Bismarck'
organ, reprint the proceedings of
the loreifii relations eommittoA nf
the United States senate in rela
tion to ainoa. The Gazette esie
cially appreciates Snermun's atti
tude and decUu s that Bayard t on
tributes in no small degree to
appease the public l y statement
ot interviews publietied in Ameri
can newspaper.
pt. B. MeElrwy far Ife-part
eat
CiHBvaadrrt C A. K. .
Salem, Feb. 21. Articles of in-
corporation were filed to-day in
the secretary of state's office by the
aieuicine Aianuiacturiiig Co.,
L. Vanderpool, W. S. Vanderpool,
A. J. Bingham. inconorstnr-
capital stock, $15,000: principal
4thc
iucc, vuiur, wasco count v.
J. Hamilton. BeavArtnn
WaBhineton county. W. I). Sean
Newberg, Yamhill county, A. C.
Dupree, Chas. L Gallier, Portland,
were appointed notaries public.
...At the annual department en
campment, G. A. k.. in Portland
next Tuesday, the delegates from
Sedgwick Post, of this citv, will
present the name of State Supt.
McElroy for dtpaitment o;n
mander. Tbe delegates are James
Batchelor, Major Geo. Williams,
mayor ol Salem, D. W. Matthew
and Henry Kodgere. Prof. Mc
JjUroy was a callaut soldier in tha
wf my of the l'otomac and has an
unblemished record, while his o
sition in the councils of the state
would give additional strength to
the order.
.
Caatian f Mather.
Every mother i.- cautioned agamit
giving her cluld 'auiiancin or pva
goric; it creates au unnatural craving
for stimulants which kills the minrl
or the child. Acker's Bahv Soother
is specially prettai-d to beuent chil.
dren and cure their pains. It it harm
leas and contains no opium or mor
phine. Sold by Foahay Maaon.
Barklla'a Arm lea valve.
The beat Salve in the world for -ut
Bruges, Sore i;ier. Salt Kh.um
Fever Sorcs.Tetter. ebantx-d liundy
fhilhlaii.e corns, and all skin erup.
tions.and pohitivcly cures Pihrs, or uo
V requircu. u ia guaranteed to
Kive perieet fiatisfHction. or money
icfunded. Price 85 cent per box at
Foshay & Mason V.
Sllll.Oirs C.VTARIUl KKMEDY
A positive utVf,.i entatrli. dithtl.iria
ami tanker moutt.. For sal by Fo
shav A-Mnflfli.'
Legislature aJjourus to-iuorrow.
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