-(
Scrofula Swellin
On the Neck and Croat Weakness
Caused by Impure Blood -Was
Constantly Crowing Worse.
" When my son was 5 years old be was
In very poor health and we could pet
nothing to relieve Ltirn. At the age of 7
years he began to complain of soreness on
both sides of his neck and soon lumps be
gan to gather on one side and grew to
halt the size of an egg. We then became
more uneasy and began to doctor him for
scrofula. He gradually grew worse, how
ever, until at the age of twelve years we
had lo3t all hope of his recovery. He be
came so weak he could sit up but a few
minutes at a time. My wife saw Hood's
Earsaparilla recommended as a great blood
purifier and we sent and got a bottle. We
began giving our boy the medicine ac
cording to. directions and it waa not long
before we saw he was improving. He
continued taking it until he was in very
good health. He is now 13 years old and
is well. We recommend Hood's Sarsapa
rilla for all troubles' caused by impure
blood." S. M. Silver, Grouse, Oregon.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
$1 ; six for $5. Get only Hood's.
Take Notice.
1. The sum of five cents per line will be
charged for "cards of thanks," "resolutions of
respect," lists of wedding presents and donors,
and obituary notices, (other than those the edit
or snail uimseii give an a matter of news,) and
notices of special meetinsrs for whatever nnrnnan.
2. ,. Notices of church and society and all other
entertainments from which revenue is to be de
rived, shall be charged for at the rate of five
cents a line. These rules will be strictly adher
e 1 to in every instance.
Advertising rate reasonable and made known
upon application.
A. GOOD CLUBBING LIST.
wow tout tuo great political ORmpsign
is over and the winter season again with
us, all will want an edtqunle supply of
fresh and varied reading matter for the
long evenings. Cognizant of this the
Gazette has made clubbing arrangements
with a number of periodicals aud now
offers the following to all new and renew
al snbsoribers:
The GAZETTE $2.50 and Club Rate
. Weekly Oregonlun, $1.50 $3.50
" 8. F. Examiner, $1.50 8.75
" N. y. Tribune, $1.00. . 3.00
" Inter-Ocean, $1.00...., 8.25
" 8. F. Chronicle, $1.50 8.75
Thrice-a-Week N. Y. World, $1.00 8.25
Webfoot Planter, 50c 2 50
Leslie's Weekly, $4 00 5.00
Here and There.
Minor ft Oo. are agents for the Shuttle
& Smith wagons. 2 3
Don't forget Minor & Co.'i all-wool
suits, (3.50. uorld beaters. 2 3
Call sod eee Bora's large assortment
of spectacles and eye glasses. 5 8
Long Distance anil local 'phones cull
np No. 19 for . W. Rhea & Co. a
Aoyoue wishing a number one wagon
will do well to call on Min r & Co. 2 3
Minor ft Co. have the nicest line of
ladies' low shoes in the oity. No ex
reptions. 2-3
Tbe braod new ad. of the brand ne
drug store, E. J. Slocum, manager, is in
this inane. a
Ladies wauting shut waists will do
well to look around before purchasing
Minor ft Oo. 2 3
The GnzMte is on ler obligations to
tbe managers of the Orange Front for a
treat of their excellent ioe cream.
Frank Borg is now able to fit gWe
in a scientific manner. Tou will find
trim at Borg's jewelry store, opposite
Palace botel. 5 8
See those new Rnasian Tan shoes
down at Liobtenthal's. Latest style
beat quality, reasonable prices. Tou
cannot do better anywhere. tf
Cbas. Tefft got back from Walla Walla
Sunday.
W. U. Sayers was np from Douglas
yesterday.
Alex Cornett was in yesterday from
Felix Johnson's.
Miss Leaoh made a flying trip to Lex
ington yesterday.
Lew Howeth returned Sunday morn
ing from Portland.
Geo. Noble was in from his MoKin-
ney creek ranch today.
T. E Lyons and G. W. Rea returned
Saturday from Pendleton.
S. J. Freedman was up Saturday
looking after bis customers.
Judge Freelaod is giving tbe shop
material assistance this week.
Mrs. and Mrs. Jus. H. MoHailey are
over to their Monument ranch.
wen raraer and Drank ward were
over from Parker s mill yesterday and
today.
jk 1. uake and V. a. Herman were
Here ftxturday looking after tbeir cus
tomers.
Joe Woolery leaves tomorrow to at
tend the grand lodge I. O. O. F.. at
Portland.
A. Li. Mohler has been onosen vice-
president and general manager of tbe
O. R. ft N.
R. A. Ford is back and says his eyes
are mncb better. He hopes to regain his
eye sight entirely.
E. G. Sperry and wife left yesterday
for Portland. Mr. Sperry will atteod
grand lodge I. O. O F.
Harry Sayers was In Heppner yester.
day for the first time in four years. He
lives at Pendleton at present.
Tbe Gazette oalls attention to Frank
Borg's sds in this issue. He is a borne
boy and a good rustler. Patron's him.
Ben Sir.sheimor and W. J. Clarke.
traveling men, got in frorr. the interior
Runr'ay, looking rather the worse for
wear.
Joe Mastersoo came in from Long
Creek Sunday and will return some
time this week, ecoompainied by bis
wife.
Sunday morning Thos. Carl, of lone,
Prof. J H. Stanley and Harry Bagley, of
Billsbo.ro, wero passengers on tbe up
train.
Those troubled with bad evepight
should see Frank B.rg wbo has just re
cently finished hie optionl course in the
Eist. Eyes examined free of obarge, 5 8
Henry Blaikman spent Sunday in
Heppner leaving yesterday for Portlaod
aooompained by his little eon, Lo, wbo
goes below for a two weeks' vacation.
An incipient blaze at Abe Wells' in
Heppner on Sunday morning was snb-
doed without tbe aid of the fire depart
ment, but it took ad hour's hard work to
do it.
Boro To tbe wife
Faol, this morning,
Do won't be able
week or more, but
bnbv are doing well.
George HnfTord has some fine half
bred Cotswoll buck', nut of Merino
rwea bich be wisbfs to sell at reason
able figures. Call on bim at the Cass
Matiook ranch, or adlress bim at nep
w
ner. o"
Judge Lowell came over this morn
ins to atteod to some equity matters,
the Plnokett ease occupying the stlen
tion of tbe court. T. R. Lyons sod 0
W. Rea, representing tbs bondsmen of
w n Cnnninohame. made s motion to
remand tbs case back to the county
nonrt. This mMter will be settled to
day. O. E. Redfield represents tbe
estate.
HELD IN LEXINGTON.
of Dr. D. J. Mo
a 10 pound girl
to get around for a
both "mother sod
Delation of Association of Congregational
Churches An Eutbaslastle Meeting.
Tbe fifih anDual session of the Mid-
Columbia Association of the Congrega
tional churches convened at Ltx
iDgtou early this month. An
organization was effected by the
election of the Rev. A. R. Olds, of Wes
ton, moderator, and August Bade, of
Fairview, scribe. It the a'isenoe of tbe
Rev. Wallace Harlburt. the Rry. J. E.
Walker, of Foo Chow, China, who is
taking a year's leave of absence in Amer
ica, preached the associations! sermon.
The following churches were repre
sented:
Weston, Rev. A. R Olds, piator; dele
gates, Mrs. A R. Olds and Erl Olds,
Fairview, A. F Bade and Daniel Booue,
delegates; Condon, Mrs. Hendricks and
Miss Lulu Fitzwater, delegates; lone,
Mrs. Alice Keliar and Miss Lena Jour-
don, delegates; The Dulles, Rev. W. G
Curtis, pastor; Hood River, Rev. J. L.
Hershuer, pnstor; Lexington, Rv. D. 8.
Drake, pastor; delegates, J. S. Bootbby
Edward Tibbrtts, Mrs. E. Beymer, Mrs.
Gemmelt and Mrs. O. Hill.
The churches at Outario, Huntington,
Freewater, Iugles Chapel and Pendleton
were represented by neither pastors nor
delegates.
Interesting and helpful papers were
read as follows:
A. Bade, "Tbe Relation cf the Chris
tian Eudeavor Society to the Churob;'
Mrs. Eellar, "A Review of Mieionery
Work"; Mrs. A. R. Olds, "Home Mis
sionary Work."
Rev. O. F. Glapp. of Forest Grove,
Rev. J. E. Walker, of Foo Uliow. China,
Rbv. H. H. Wikoff, of Berkeley, Oal
were reuived as corresponding members,
and frequently enlivened the services bv
tbeir timely remarks. A woman's mis
siouary society was organized in the
Lexington Congregatioual ohuroh, witb
(he following officers: President, Mrs
0. Bill; vice-president, Mrs.D. S. Drake;
secretary, Mrs. L. R. Beach; treasurer,
Mro. Tibbetts.
An everjiog session was devo'ed to
missionary work in a beautiful service
hy tbe children and in an address by
tbe Rev. 0. F. Clapp. Rev. J. E.
Walker snog two s ngs in tbe Chinese
language, dressed in Chinese oostume.
This was highly sppreciated espeoiall by
the younger children.
Tb3 unt association will be held at
Freewater, Umatilla oounty, Or. Rev
F. M. Parker was chosen to preaob the
assooiational sermon.
Ihe following standing committees
were appointed :
Oo programme, Rev. A.'R. Olds, Rev.
J. L. Hersbner and Rtv. Wallace Harl
burt; temperaLoe Mrs. Jackson Hill, Mrs
E. R. Beach and Mrs. W. W. Hmead; mis
sions, J. L. Hersbner, A. R. Olds and Mrs.
S. A. Bouell; Sooday school, Rev. U 8.
Drake, Rev. E. R Beach and Superin
tendent 0. F. Clapp.
The Rev. A. B. Olds as reelected
registrar of the aasooiati tu, and tbeR-t.
David Lepphart was received us a mem
ber of this association.
Rev. A. R. Olds read a pnpar ru "Mow
to Get Church Members at Work," U-v
W. C. Cutis on "What is Congregation
aliim?" and U-v. 'J. L. Hersbner ou
"The Mission of Congregatioualism to
the Community."
Ou the subj-ot, "When is a Church
at Work?" remarks were made by R v.
O. F. CUpp, Rv. H. H Wikc ft", Rhv.
W. 0. Curti and others. R v. II U.
Wikoff presented tbe claims of the Con
gregational Bailding Sjoiety, ibowiug
that many ohnrohes and parsonages
have been aided by this benevolent so
ciety. Rev. J. E. Walker delivered a
Very interesting lectors on China, sing
ing t religious hymn in the Chinese
language.
in Sunday from Burns with tbe famous
running horse. Red 8. To beat bim will
bestow npon the lnoky man both lanrels
and casb.
"Snapper" Garrison, a jock witb
nerve and a reputation, is here for tbe
raoes.
Tbe jocks. Tom Allen and Tom Fos
ter, are nn tbs gmood ready for business.
Tom Kane, a well known jock, showed
one of oar reporters a pair of colts, the
otber day, sired by Swamp, Geo. Aiken's
horse. Tbey are good ones, but if Tom
hasn't any more luck than Sport be had
oetter give tbem to Sam Kinsman for
horse sausage.
f-'port would like to eee Geo Aiken get
off end win some good money. He is
one of tbe boys that takes bis medioiue
and comes back again.
Jake Howell has come in from tbe
Matiook stables to work for the Red S.
people.
CONCEUT A SUCCEB8.
E. W. Rhea ft Co., pay
price for bides and pelts.
tbe
biggest
tf
COUNCIL MKKflNG.
Oonncil met in regular session on last
evening, all present, mayor morgan
presiding.
Minutes of last regular meeting read
and approved.
Petition of R. L. Beard ft Co. for tbe
obange of town license from Lewis
Kinney ft Co. to the name of tbe former
was found to be io oonrjiot with an ordi
nance on tbe issuance of licenses. Tbe
new firm are permitted by common con
sent to run tbeir saloon under tbe old
license.
Bills allowed: Morrow Co.. $3 76;
Gilliam ft Bisbee, 82 45; Miss Mollie
Reed, $165; Gazette, $3 10; E. L. Mat
lock. S3 25; N. L. Shipley, 45 cents; R
O. Wills, 55 oents ; bas. Tefft. 89 50; E.
J. Muir, 85; witness fees, $7.f0; Tom
Buckley, 31; Brown ft Kedfield, '85;
Grant Wordeo. 25 cents; A. A. Roberts,
r.O; W. A. Riohardson, 816 66; Hepp
ner Light ft Water Co., 870.
Marshal reports oity reservoir as con
taining 154 000 gallons.
Petition of Al Bions in reference to
to the matter of licencing wagons,
marshal was instructed to ool
lect license on each wagon and 'bus
issuing numbers respectively inereior.
Water onmpany instructed to olean
out water pipes and oity hydrants.
In the ma'ter of movii g privies off of
the creek, it was deoided not to move
them as long as tbey are not obnnxioo
and there is running water io creek,
reconsidering motion of last meeting
- In tbe matter of buying lumber, it
was referred to the oommittee on streets
and public property.
Mayor instructed to see that prenar
atinns are made to drain fire boas.
All street work partly oompleted
ordered finished.
Recorder instructed to oolleot $6.50
for watering trough.
Adjourned.
"Actions speak louder
than words" ask your gro
cer if we really mean money-
back if you don't like Schil-
Tbe Ladle Do Well and the Specialties
Were Immense A Fair Attendance.
Tbe attendance at the musioal con
cert, given by the Ladies' Cornet Band,
of Heppner, on last Friday eveuing was
not ss large as waa expeoted.
though tbe reoeipts tooted np about $44,
leaving a balance to assist lbs ladies iu
tbe" payment of tuition and otber band
sinenses. Tbe band is a Heppner en
terprise and is deserving of more en-
oonragement than it is receiving. The
entire ban. I is composed of novioes
in the business and no one could be so
unreasonable as to expect a finished
musical entertainment
However, the G zetie will say that
the oonoert last tnday was very suc
cessful. This paper has uot the time to
give speoinj mention of any individual
effort, but will say that tbe members ren
dred tbeir selections muoh better than
nnr representative anticipated. Tbe
aocordioo solos of Mr. Frank Lee were
excellent and were repeatedly encored,
as were tbe vooal solos of Miss Elsie
Avers. Henpner's young soprano. Miss
Ayers is only 15 years of age and with
instruction, tbe Gazette ventures to
predict, will mHke her mark as a vocalist,
Tbe ladies oontemplate giving other
entertainments in tbe near future.
Show your patriotism and chivalry by
attending.
STOCKMEN,
FARMERS,
EVERYBODY !
You Don't Expect
Goods for Nothing!
iCT YOU DO WANT LOW PRICES
to suit tbe times. You want fresh
groceries and supplies ; you want sub
stantial gents' furnishings. Ya oan find
what you want at T. R. Howard's. .
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED!
TL Howard
Main Street. Heppner. Oregon.
HELP WANTED
t
THE ENDOWMENT HANK.
A Feature of the Knights of Pythias That
Gives a Member Good Insurance.
No member of the Knights of Pythias
need join another fraternal insurance
order for the sole purpose of obtaining
insurance, inasmuch as tbe order bas
a well-established insurance feature
known as the Endowment rank.
Tbe rank is 20 years old and during
its existence bas paid to beneficiaries
811,041,000. It is no longer an experi
ment it bas been successfully tried and
all Knights of Pythias indorse it.
Io order to ba able to take advatiiatre
of tbe Endowment Rank you must be a
Knight of Pythia io good standing.
Ibis system of insuraoce is based upon
tbe actual cost of same. 1 here is no
oostly mnohinery to keep up, no extra
expense.
For lurther information, members of
tbe order aud others interested, should
apply to Elmer G. Slooum, secretary of
tbe Heppner seotion.
We pre preparing for a big spring trade,
to make it a bowling sucoess. We are
pleting our stook of
but must have help
filling np and com-
ling's Best tea.
GROCERIES AND HARDWARE
whioh will be sold as low as possible for a legitimate business.
We have many oustomers now but there are still several
vacancies in this department of our store, n be filled.
Applications will be received at all hours of the day.
Apply in person or by letter to
P. C. Thompson Co.
Corner Main and Willow Streets.
Scaly eruptions on the head, chapped
hands and lips, outs, bruises, scalds,
burns are qniokly onred by DeWitt's
Witch lihzel Salve, it is at present the
nrtioie most used for piles, and it always
cures them. Uonser Brock.
I
Notice.
have taken np bay horse, braud O
oo letc sunniaer, wearing oia sooes,
weight one thousands pounds, saddle
marked. Cuau. Babnett,
4-tf Lexiugton, Or.
DRINK THE FAMOUS
liop Oolcl Beer
A COOL, REFRESHING AND HEALTHFUL DRINK.
Sttix Brewery Company,
203 Washington St., Portland, Or. VANCOUVER, WASH.
The celebrated imported rnniiini
stallion, Oalpburous, will stand the
season in tleppner. For particulars
call on W. O. Minor. tf
You can Wager Your Sox that You
are Always at Home at ... .
F WELCOME
On Willow Street, near the City Hall.
THE BEST WET GOODS in the MARKET.
They try to please all. Fine olub rooms In connection.
rOW TIIvrYlr, Prop.
Sad
'5'
rn
tst
A good bicycle, suitable fori iilu r lady
or gentleman, iu fine repair, new pum-
raatio tires, for sale cbesp al Gilliam A
Bi"beeV. ' tf
FRANK ROGERS
J. J. ROBERTS
Milk shakes, lemouadea and delicious
. ice oream t the Orange Front, opposite
City botel, cor. Main and Willow His
Parties desiring oream for speoitl ooca
iona should order day In advaooe. tf.
Walt. Thompson runs stage between
Heppner and Monument, arriving every
day exoept Monday and leaving every
day exoept Sunday. Shortest and cheap
est root to the interior. E. J. Slocum.
as-ent.
Ths puople generally regret that
Grercs has not made a better stand
.gainst ber ancient enemv, the Tnrk,
hot there seems to be co regrets msui
fested that R. C. Wills, of the Tioneer
Rrn k. BiKckmao sUnd. is making such
aglorlons fight agsioU tbe enemies of
the penple.-txtnrtioD" and"war prices."
This is a inomg fltiht. Mail orders
sra attended to enrefully. Wills bs s
mower, a b..rk and a tart for sale. Clos
Ina nt this line. If
RACES! RACES!
V V V V
Rogers & Roberts,
Contractors and Builders.
Plans and Estimates Given on Short Notice.
HPOKTIMl NKWH
We arc still here and
Doing Business every Day
E W.RHEA & CO.
Have a Full Stock of Dry
Goods and Groceries
I
tf
&
I
Our Trade is Constantly Inrreasing ! 4
1
The Secret!: We keep what the people want
and sell at (air, legitimate prices
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$ Of course we. make some profit on our ,
.5. ,r,1c- tlir,t's what vc arc in
business for.
Uut te will not allow oar competitor in Losio-st to oatJu
at in aoy particular. . Call an-l .
$, -"
ie. w. rhea & -mm
i i
'is
- OREGON.
HEPPNER.
Hurtwsie B'Klnnliia to Arrlvs lor tlir
Haw I'arU Matrrinl nod Immaterial.
Uebpner hits been stirred from stem
to stem. It wss ooifprl that a "moral
wave" bsa coma down npon ns, bat Ibis
ba bloao over People sre expected
to beLavs tbrmsrlvrs aa osual, but tbe
town nill not try to do something tbst
it cannot do.
Suloous and tbe demi mondt violite
tbelava. 80 does every business msn
iu Hsppnrr. It's boss and boss.
hpnrt isn't js.lnus txonss some otber
person turccrds. rrospe rtty strikes all
alike, sffort and opportunities consider
sd.
Urppoer is a Lot old town some
limn.
Y a," Halt's j ck, bas blossomed not
into a fall ueJu-d duds. ' IWddy,"lbe
belle of lbs Dftktowo sUblre, ceu be
00 tbe lookont tf bs wants to brad till
Yak."
Frank lU'd is upreted Io sbnrtty
from Nttb Yakima witb 1 L n't Know,
American Boy, Tom Tongas and 0l. T.
1 Don't Kuiw is an lot Unit bnrsa. tint
was roUd 'ff at Han Fr toioo io
If lit bas Ueo rrir stated thrre will
b- soioe Sort for lbs fuo Invibf people.
U li'roias it is tot likely that ba will
start.
Iba footrsee Saturday betwo Frank
llatlbsas, or Nest, and one HinltU, or
Foster, U0)ardsfor M a side, failed
Iu material I. Nl la a prrtiy food
roaa tint biting herded sbeep all Spring
was not Io roridi'ioq Io mo a bard rare.
lis wss edvtaed I t.nt bis opponent was a
wcxklnavsn. Us d.mb'rd Ibis but met
Iba rballetigs, Issvlrg a lit I la Iwip but
not iif wbicb to crawl tbat Iba race
should be rno between 8 atid B, p. m.
Ne saw Iliat Iba sWanser was a "rtog-,
ar" and kept dim at the eied'uif p'litt
till 6 u'eb'ck and tbeo rfaa4 to raa.
It wss a smart triek bl"b save I bim I
sif eed frietds, for iba rsea was ds
tlsrsd off, Tl.a stranger is a fnt.raer
ilbnut doubt, ts libt tomplelioosd.
vaa, fatbef tall so 1 elendrf,
pe.1, tea amne lad la )k
,4-' , frills .a b s rutil area. Ila waa Itaaksd
0 by Vts tevieeni-B and a, aad (Hbeta
i f rtwd'el n. Il-rpner aaal ti t a
gxtdtowa for I'D !((', but It baa bad!
All Kinds of Repair Work Dune-
OFFICE HOURS-Day and Night leave your orders "Any Old.
Place" and Ro. or Jim will tret em. o o o o o o o
00TS AND SHOES'..,
THE HEPPNER SPEED ASSOCIATION
llavw I)eol1el to lloKt aa,
Race dLeetiis!
. iVt IIEPPXER, ORB.
ON FOUR DAYS AS FOLLOWS : 1
Saturday, May 29,1
THC PLACE TO CCTTHCM l AT
lie has anything In thli line that rmi mar riValre amt T"'i ran denand on It you gat a
liooft article when Mat (iiaraulees It.
SHOES IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
Old Stand, Main Street. Repairing a Specialty.
NEW
DRUG STORE!
.AND.
Way,
$700.00 IN
I VWaA4eAA0
Wednesday asl Jriay,
JUNE I, 2 and
PURSES !
3a O
$700.00
YOU CAN FIND IT-
Next Door to the PostoiUcc,
PROGRAMME:
FIKT DAY-HatnrdaT, Ma 29-IUea 1. Qiarler mils das't, tnaleb ra
Itelaeen Hioner. ownsd bv lw TilUrd. an t Hawbui k. owoel by lit" Hsfsrl,
l,.r tliiA a ai.la. lUoa 1 F.iar and ona-balf fnrloaifs. ra lor all. rors, IH).
Kara 3. Three eil.tb wlU dasb. frea for alb I'orae, 7..
Ml. rUNH I t VT.,la Jnna 1-!! 4. Oua half mil daah, frea lor a
a lltl tt.ta K Mia linnilieit taril daah. frea lor all. I'rjrsS. 175.
Tlllltfl I)tY-Wedne.ta Jnna 2 Hana I. U tarter mils dab. frea for all
Pn... IM II.km 7 (i.. Ihnnaand tarda, tree for ell. Ffl'aa. 1IS.
FOL'KTH DY-Tharaday, Jnna3-Ho-n. One haif mils, bandtoap, free
fr alt. I'ura. kin O. Ona balf mile. OoBaolalloo faoe, for defeated
hniua Vnraa 17B. Ranald, kin la raoa from wira to wl. OD0 to tba world.
a is
0)NUlTIONH;-Tbaae rarea will ba garoed by tba rules of tba Pamf)(
ISliwd llraa'Aaaviratl'n. Eatraeoa fees la all ra as. aot ntberwiaa speelDed. 10
p real of araotiot of purse, five nt nmra in aater, lb rea to start. In nasa that
paraea arx tteo da tint fill with flts eomplel ralrlaa, tba board bas tbe power
In relo(M Iba moia's of Uta pirea as in lhlr Jn a"nal aasm proper. Tba di
reaos reaer Iba riaht to poalooaa any aad all raaes on ar-or.t of im Wnienl
sealt.er. If abia raoea do BO fill, por will he for sperial fseea. In be
snhttttated by Iba dlrretora. ParaM will I divided 70 pr a-ut t tba Aral bo'se,
80 per sent Io eerood. All aelrl.s to olosa hy I o'clock, p. rn, oa lbs vsain pre-
eedlng tba rava.
I 1
w
IALL PURSES WILL BE 1'AID IS FULL.
I
A. W.
PATICnOS,erelarf
tipen-aea bvf .rs E. L Wllnrk, t)va MsAlea, E. Openv, Urn, UsrrloitM,
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