MONTH
INDIAN ;
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Associate Justice Stephen J.
Field, of the supreme court of the
United States, has tendered his
resignation to take effect Dec. 1st.
On the day of his retirement Jus
tice Field will have served 40
years on the judicial bench, a
period which will have exceeded
that of any of his predecessors.
Protection means increased
manufactures at home. Increased
manufactures means increased em
ployment. Increased employment
means increased earniDgs. In
creased earnings means increased
consumption. Increased consump
tion means increased demand for
articles consumed. Increased de
mand for articles consumed means
increased prices. Do you under
stand now how it is that all articles
which the farmer has to sell have
advanced in price? .
Tbe earnings of the second
month of the Dingley law were
greater than those of the second
month of the Wilson law, notwith
standing the favorable conditions
under which the Wilson law came
into existence and the exact reverse
with the Dingley law. The offi
cials of the treasury department
predict that the revenues of the
law when it shall have gotten into
normal condition will be ample to
meet the expenses of the government.
Rheumatism,
Oh the Pain!
The aches and pains of Rheumatism
become a constant companion to all who
are victims of this disabling disease.
Much suffering could be avoided if the
first warning pains of Rheumatism were
heeded and the proper treatment at onct
taken. But the people generally are
not acquainted with the cause of the
disease, though thousands know its tor
tures. Those who use liniments and
ointments cannot understand why they
grow worse each winter, and find them
selves gradually becoming unable to get
around as they once could; yet they
know that their trouble came on at first
as little aches and pains, which hardly
attracted their attention.)
Everybody should know more about
rheumatism; they should know that it
Is a peculiar condition of the blood upon
which all the liniments in the world
can have no effect whatever. Tbe
best blood remedy is needed one which
is able to go to the very seat of the
disease, and force it out. Swift's Specific
(S.S.S.) is the right remedy for Rheu
matism, because it is the only blood
remedy free from mercury, potash and
other minerals which intensify the dis
ease, causing stiffness of the joints and
aching ol the bones.
Had You Thought of It ?
If you have not, we desire to call your attention
to a few of the extensive lines of merchandise
carried by
E
W
RHEA
4 COMPANY
Events of the last few days in
Spain have convinced even the
most sensationally inclined scrib
blers that a great many people
have allowed their imaginations to
run away with their judgment in
discussing the attitude of Presi
dent McKinley towards both Spain
and Cuba. The president has
every reason to feel gratified at
the visible result of his Cuban
policy the recall of Gen. "Weyler
by the new Spanish minister and
to expect a still greater result
peace in Cuba,
Secretary Wilson, who is wide
ly known bb an effective campaign
er, because of his straightforward
appeals to the common, everyday,
horse-sense of his hearers, has
Have the gold bugs captured
Colorado? That state, it is now
announced, will add $20,000,000 to
the gold of the country this year
from her own mines, and it is
probable that the total gold pro
duction of the world in 1897 will
aggregate $250,000,000, a sum
vastly greater than is needed to
keep pace with the growth of popu
lation and business of the world.
Chas. A. Dana, the veteran edi
tor of the New York Sun, died at
his Long Island borne, Monday,
aged 78 years,
Silver and wheat keep together.
Yes. They are each worth about a
dollar a bushel
SHARPS AND FLATS.
BY MJI VERNON.
"The 'Gazette' will take potatoes
oabbnge on subscription." Now this is
gone to Ohio to take the stump for Hotlst.
a ion unya iui tuo iuuiwnuo.
Secretary Wilson has no scruples
about a member of tbe cabinet
Nothing mean about the "U
ftiosi editors want oranges,
bHuanni, pears, etc., and sometimes
money.
Nn.'mf Inn. hlnttincr nnrinr will not
takiDg the stump for bis party; Lot out your tins. Generally it never
the issue in Ohio has been made blots, just smears.
Swift's Specific being a real blood rem
edy never fails to cure Rheumatism. It
reaches even the worst cases where the
doctors have made cripples with their
prescriptions of potash and mercury.
Mr. D. R. Johnson, an extensive lum
ber dealer of Blackshear, Ga writes:
' My wife was for years a sufferer from
Rheumatism, and was treated constant
ly, but could obtain no relief. The pain
was first felt in her left shoulder, and
extended in all directions, increasing
tn severity. The doctors said tne dis
ease was liable to strike the heart at any
time, in which event death would be
Trade Leaders of Heppner
They have greatly enlarged their capacity for
doing business, and don't forget that they are :
rustling for it.
"Price cuts no ice" with us. - We will meet all legitimate competi
tion and are doing it every day.....
We carry a full stock in these goods, made from Oregon wool by
the Eagle Mills, of Brownsville. The prices range from $1.00 up.
We also have a splendid line of quilts of several grades and can
outfit you veay cheaply.
vers
Have just received a large line the past week in sizes 10x14 and
10x16. These goods are of heavy Duck. Prices, very low.
Ladies' and 6ents' Underwear
In the above lines our stock is very complete in both heavy and
light grade woolens. Come in and see our lull line of fleece lined
goods at $1.50 per suit. Just-the thing for winter wear.
Overshoes, Felts and Rubbers
The biggest line in town. Now is the time to buy these goods
and be prepared . when the bad weather sets in. We are sure to
please you.
Inevitable.
"Every kind of treatment recommend
ed for Rheumatism was given her,
including many blood remedies, but
none did ht-r any good. She was grow
ing worse all tbe while, and was reduced
to a mere shadow of her loitner sell.
"It was at this critical period that
Swift's Specific was given her; the med
icine seemed to reacn tne disease
promptly, and she at once began to im
prove. Une dozen bottles enected a
to involve the policy of the nation- Some men smoka 15 ceot oigsrs on complete cure, and she has had no touch
i i i it I ..! i i.i ... . e . oi lie uiscaae niuuc.
ai auimnibirauon, auu ue iuiukb vi i "' Everv one afflicted with Rheumatism
it all right for members of the ad- ,ellow' MlMOttrI. oorn-oob pipe. should take a remedy which can reach
ministration to take'part in the I . . season of the yetr when tfTh ismUrrh
tne Old rnety stovepipe is dug op and r.ncer. Contagious Blood Poison. Scrof-
tbs man onmrnenoei to blaokety-blsnk- ola, Eczema, or any other blood disease.
blank blank the fellow that invented it's guaranteed
l j a . ,
TUtto !,; sioves anu pipe, win uie aooeni on tue
The above are but a few of the lines cirried by this house. Come in when you visit Heppner and get our
prices. We will treat you right.
lEMrsst JKTatlorml IBank 3E toileting:
9
publio discussions,
'pipe,
lit A i iit " in s Annnlra nnaariar.a
go to umo jabv iHiioro tun election ofI,0 i gomo,lrae, , prett. ,onng girl
changed, President McKinley will
go to Ohio just before the eloction
and remain there to cast his vote.
Purely Vegetable
Books mailed free to any address by
Ibe bwut Specific Company, Atlanta, Ua
Notice of Intention.
Land Orrics' aths Dallr. Obkoon,
October, 8. 1WI7.
Nones is Hereby given that the
lollowlne-Bamed settler has filed notice
of hit intention to make final erool in support
ol hit claim, anr mat aajciprooi win oe man
before J. W, Morrow, county Cierg, at Heppner,
Oregon, on Friday, November IB, 1897, vis:
JOHN E. PETERSON, of Gooseberry, Oregon,
Homestead No. 4083 for the 8E!i of Sec 31 Tp 1 8
K '24 K W M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of laid land, via: frank A. Lundell, Charles J.
Anderson, John Johnson and August Carlson,
all ol Gooseberry. Oregon.
J.n,l,awnn,
87-98 Register.
Assignee's
Sale Of
Accounts.
Notes and
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
assignee of the estate of Cox Bros., Insolvent
debtors, will on Saturday the 16th day of Oc
tober, 18H7, at the t'onrt House door in Hepp
ner, Oregon, at the hour ot 2 o'clock, p. m on
I day. sell to the highest bidder lor cash
in hand, all the notes and account of said in.
solvent estate, remaining unpaid on said date.
The approximate face value of said notes and
accounts is l,2(K) do, and a full inspection of
same can he had at the office of Ellis Si Phelps
at any tune Dciore aaia saie.
w. r. rai.L,
Assignee of Cox tiros.. Insolvent Debtors.
79-88.
Tbe paper with tbe largest ciroulation I
lie doesn't regard his vote as nec- on earth-paper of tobaooo.
cssary to the success of the repub- "Oue belt of tbs world does not know
lican ticket, state and legislative, bow the otber half lives," is an old say
bui he believes that castinf? ,!,, end it way bs added here that they
5a . ro,.,V;rt ,!.,. !,. ,u don't care, either.
never be loft undone by any man
Everyone desires to keep Informed on
Yukon, tbe Klondike and Alaskan gold
Balds. Bnud IOo. for large Compendium
Ore touch of nature makes the world
asy, Haw, what tuookmg bad fawm.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Orv ici at Ths Dallis, Ossoon,
IWltntui. 1 1U(VT
NOTICE M HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
lollowliic-named settler has filed notice
ot vast information and big Color map to of his Intention to make final proof in support
, . , I OI IllB CaiHI, Mllll Mill B"IU .w. win trw
Hamilton Pub. Co., Indianapolis. Ind. before J. W. Morrow, County Clerk, at Heppner,
83 Vt Oregon, on Friday, Kovsinoer i, iwn, via:
CHARLES J. ANDERSON, of Gooseberry. Ore..
George BofTord baa some fine ball- I Homestead No, 8734 for the MWii of Sec $1 Tp I
When it can possibly be done. He Tbere , Uo pUfl)i whM ,t . breed Cotswell backs, out of Merino Krnamih. foliowin, witness to prov.
11 il ! II . I
uas preacuoti mis irom uie stump Qrtlrei tn efTrl to kMp on,., bl.Doe
all over Ohio in the many cam- on the ice au J at tbe bank.
paigna in which he has partici
pated, and he wishes to show his
Ohio friends that he continues to
both preach and practice it
Whether the president will make
a speech before the election in
Ouob, Lucy, be bowled,
Yon love uie do more;
You've never wore pins
In your belt before.
Walk right in, dear. Your sapper's
ready, your slippers are right where yon
oan find tbem easily, and your pips and
ewes which be wishes to sell at reason
able figures. He wilt be at E. L. Mat-
look's corral on about Sent, 20. Call
on biin. 79tf
Oome to tbe (lutette oflloe and get
decent lot ol envelops printed.
Government envelops look cheap, and
besides you caunol gel your business
osrd ptinted tbereoo. tt
Tbe wbixkey thst old Jim Crow made,
Ibal Ueury Clay drank, Ibat Andrew Jack-
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of aald land, vis: Frank A. Lundell, John E.
IVtenon. Km 1 1 Lundell onl Andrew M. I'eter-
son, all ot Oooseberry, Oregon
.AQ. r. mini nr.,
87-98 Register.
Notice of Intention.
LiKD Orrica at LaObakpi. Ossook.
Kept, a) 1ICJ7.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN THAT THE
following-named settler has filed notice of
his intention Ut make final proof In support of
hia claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore County Clerk, Morrow county, Oregon,
at Heppuer, Oregon, on Oct. Suth, UM7, vU:
COMMODORE r. BOWMAN,
Hd. K. No. 61M, for ths M WW See. 2i Tp a N R
tllWl
He names the following wnnessrs to prove
SUMMONS.
IN THE JUSTICE COURT OP THE SIXTH
1 District of Morrow County. State of Oregon.
v. r. unmen, riamiin,
vs.
R. W. Bearden. Pefendant.
To R W. Bearden, Defendant.
In tbe name of the Htete of Oregon, yon are
hereby renulred to appear before tne unner
slKtieci. a lustlce of the Deace for the District,
aloreaald, on the 17th day ot November, 1MU7, at
10 o'clock , a. m , at the office of aald Justice, lu
aald district, to answer the above named plain
tiff in a civil action. Tbe defendant will take
notice that if he fall to anawer the complaint
herein the plaintiff will take Judgment againat
him for S.'ix.wjaud the costs and disbursement
of stld action.
This summons Is served upon you In pursu
ance of an order made and entered In said court
on the filh day ot (H-biber, lw7.
W. A. Rich aBiiaoM. Justice of the Peace,
din Die. Morrow Co.. Htate ol Oregon.
8.V98.
-Mr.
In it for
Business
in?
J. M. HAGER.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
It Is "de rale ol' oo'n
If.
William Mccarty, all of Echo, Oregon, and M.
S. Crrlg..l. ol Ualioway. Oregon.
tun Reglater.
Ohio is not yet fully determined, tobacoo art on tbe writing desk and to
ll e is somewhat inclined to think dy' ''Oagette," all beody for you. All
that it would not bo strict! in no. i8u-. t0M " ,ire'-. U,P'
I a...l.... a ft at. .. ft I a ... ... r t
i - . a a I oiuun uuiuiuu. juuuu in um uvw inn iiivnii. ill hi wiiiititn iienrT nirnion
coruanco wuu propneiy ior mm w . oimmn m. ro ' Ui. m.nuo. idenc.. ,.pon.udcuiuv.uon
n..i; . I . 1 . I . wvua liiiu mi.nai'-a VTCI , u n" luum ) land, VU: W. H. USOn, A. i. imVIB,
. '"' """" 'rnu. u n II tb. psopU would quar.ollD. sgainsl Low T.llard's,
.... i ... si ii. . . a a . - s
gbuiIwiku. tiui Biu-iiipia to I" ' "yellow joornalisca" as well as yellow I Jtiice.
i.. i.:. . 1 1 .i i i . . ..... . . , . , I
uwiu uiiu hi nuuii-Bw it'iwii uuo feyer ii m.gni niesa a enange in noil-1 j h Raj.
a ai .hi I il I
meeting, si tjtucmnau, are mm bmiih iroona. light." ever on ths alert tor something
beinc made, aud they may succeed. "There are plenty ot kernels in tbLCw,ean famish yon tbe finest cock-
loom," remarks a southern paper, and it tails lo the land Mauhatleo, Jersey,
eso be truthfully staled here that there Vermoolli or Oto-mede by an artist in
A CHEAT tunny Who regarded m plenty of ooro la the oolonels down the btisloeas. Drop lo and take lbs
tliA anmlino- nf a romminaiin tn In tbst oountry. taste out of 1 oar moulb. It
He went out on s lark,
ho his wife did rvmeik. Now la the lima to get the Weekly
And some angry words. Uk, elie did mullot, Orpgnnian, Ihe greatest oewapaper of
(in a lark he went mil, I the Weal. YVIIb Ibe Oasidle, botb Stud-
iH ihai fart there s no doubt, ly In advance, one year, ftl.oa No better
hul t.e came In, alas, on a shutter. oooibioatton of bowepapera eso be mailt
T. K. -Have Ibal 2.'i e.uts and dou'l l tbe state.
I ipeod II OUliiyoogr.1 Milliards "-Add I Wb, j. Hop UoldT Heat beer CB
Uopsper. Ha did, and that's Ibe resall, L.r.h n.i.Iu.I s
lib apollgiees lo Ibe shutter.
li s wonderful In think of Ihe nrna-rass I Any person who Is inlereeted in
Kurope to treat with the govern
ment over there on the feasibility
ut the Adoption of iuternstionnl
biuit talliBtn m chimerical, heq it
was first proposed by BenaUr
Woloott, ate now oonvincoil that
the commission lias really Ihmu of
some service. It has, for oue
tin UK, made the government ofh,, world lae md.- Ooe cau'l belp Ikrttiaits Columbia should writ to W. 11.
lln at Uritain for thtt first time seeing ideoees of progreet everywhere. Ilorlbnrl. general paeaengersgeol ot tbs
ltratum l.i tlio tl yoo walk ool oa the street yoa see O. l A N..fr copy of I'M IVoan s lit
anl.U.I ,,f ..lor.,.li..nal l.im-alJ lerlrlS llgble.
lelretfia ears and elerlrU Itgble. Aod
I i. t I . . , i ff .a.. I t
,. tilt .ii'l "u" a . fipvniu nsjiia s uu
nam, lusioau oi curuy umuiiaaiDK if .i(f ,b, m ,u m u0. (hfJ
H, a it ua.i always previously tfrr n,.us,fe,l to read anything by tb
done. Of course this Jimmiu'I make Hihl of those splatlerteg rsnJIes Is
itmiaio that (Ireat Ufitaio will ' I eaa Imagine.
evnlully ai-rio to iutetnatioiial! Thirty yeara ago eleetrieiiy waanl
bimetallism, but it i a Ugor atop ,,,VJ pt' ' !'" -
.tii- , ,i . bbv souairg iuii ifii wnai ran nsse-
iu nisi (iiirviiou iiinu it ecr'iut'U
lie "b-ioklet ," "Tbe Sew lU.eemtslaod."
1 1 Is well wortb lb trouble. 60- If,
Kweible awhile ap to make Great
l'.riUiu take, ati.l the crmlit i cor
tainly due to the rtTurta of Bonator
Wiiloolt'a cumtniaaioo. Artatige).
itiout Lave just iWq petftH'tinl
for a sotii'a of conforencea bvtwooa
rouipliehej by lb see of II, Ibey are
still making "light" of It. The ths
bend t'le.ed ' IWl bory tue deep."
Timber Cutturt,-final Proof.
t aitsB Piarss !. tin.
Ttta IhaltM lbl..kt 14 lalf
NtiTtrg aHtK8IMIMrilMY
f tulle, llardman. ?-(. kaa l4
i . a . i a i wMi.-e m inwiuoa ua anaae anal el
tue roiumissiou aua Aiuoaasauor i j. 4,.r,., t.mit u ai h.a..m..
Hay with lie lliiti.h chanci-llor tr.':
i- I . ,i . rt e sua, n. ait aim l..s I sii.i I ol
ui tus ricuriurr and tuurr um. lan-.n 4, in taaitip mv iwuta ranv
Uu, mi a (4U It a.i.
! feriiM, aatdtlll-
: I. !. I i.n. ! si" s
riais, mr tuw purB ui luuy uia- u. M
.i .. it . a
CUaaiDK IU" C ItlCr II ail IIS ITar. ror4 a. .. all H kuhl Mi...
111
r
arrala, and 1 rade-Marts eNain aad all I'aa-
at k.w cwwiwtd h Weeiaavs ftte.
Owe) Osnct Oreeaivs W. . ! Orvtei
.jl etf m ia 1m Uum um um
ivMlMoHmili, ...
ng at p" W1l 0"P
I'alvata," wild
MtMca smalm
CITATION.
N THI (JOt'MTT COV RT Of THE STATE
ol Orea-iiD. for the Vuntv ol Morrow.
In the matter of the estate of K. U. Dperry, de-
lo Jams B. Sperrv, administrator ot the
etxiTe named estate arreting:
In the Mine vf trie eiate Ol uregon
v.iu ara herlv eiUMi am reiiiiiraM ao
amiear In the ountv 'oiirt nf Ihe suie of Ore-
tfi.ii. n.r ina t oumr 01 auvniw, tuv mun
rooM thereof at nenpner. in uie loumj n
M.ifmw. on Tueedar Ihe lt da ol Hoenirr.
I47, at 10 o'clock la the forenoon of that oaf,
then and there la aha reus. If an? there l
wh 'mi should ant be remove! as iwl nimin-
iatri.. inn anna lattet revoked.
tttinrea, the Hon. A. U. Bartholomew, Judge
of the Countr Court ol the atate of oregoii. for
Ihet oumir ol siivrmw. wiin tne seat w aam
court amiMl, mis I4ia oar oi tTienr, a. v.
le'.
Atttwt;. t. w. ausmiw,
Um wi Clerk.
Notice of Intention.
Land Orrics at Ths Dallss, Ossaorr.
Hcpl. 30, im7.
VTOTICE ! RERRRY OIVF." THAT THE
1 following-named settler has Bled notice
of his lutrntloii to make final proof In support
of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before J. . Morrow, rouniy cierg, at nepnner,
Oregon, on Kor. :uh, liVJ. vis:
THOMAS J. MERRILL.
Hd. K. So. for the NU NEi VEIa N'EU Bee.
MandHttW NW'a Hen. M. To. A. K M. K W M.
Ha name Ihe lollowlng wltneaars to prove
bis continuous residence upon end cultivation
of aald land, via: Benjamin Farter, Frank
Ward, Reuben Allen, Albert ft. Allen, all ol
Hardman, Oregon.
jab. r. 1KK.
tl W Register.
Notice ot Intention.
tuad euxWI, ea,i
ii.. Hi li'W, N
(.kerf, (har law S4 da) tail MM
i a rs-.iv."i';7'
Mai tree. AaUma,
C.A.SNOW&rCO.
ataaa a.na S,Mi wiaeiaaeaai. A. 0.
nuinnmnni - - - .
IkVD OFFICE AT THE DALLES ORgOOM,
4 ept. II. Holkw la heret.r given
that Ihe fnllowlng named aaltler has Sled notice
of his Inlonllon In make Snal pruol la support
of his claim, and that said pni( will he made
hefiHeJ. W. Morrow t ounty Clark. al UeppBwr,
Oregon, oa Ortohaw V, Vtl. via;
MART OUtOM,
Hd. F Me, 4WS), kw Ue SW See. H, T 1 1 R
lilt ,
He name the fnllowlng wltneeere to pen
his enntlntHMM reaklenre apnn and rnltlvalloa
nf. said !nd, via Jarnh I. Young. Waaler W,
Hmaaan, hM nf Pavl.laon, (Mv-gon, Oliw arg
nnn and Frefc Srgnna, tmth of Umutorry,
W',," JAa.r.llfWR
T Reatelav.
CITATION.
tn THE COCNTY COt'RT or THE STATE
A nf Oregon, fnr Morrow County.
In Ihe matter of the estate and guardlanehl
nf Wlnntfre.! (Illllam. Archer M. Otlliam an
iMter R. (Illllam. minora.
It apnearing tn Ihe court from the affidavit
and petition nf Annie (illllam. gnanitaa nf the
above named mlnnre, thai II It neriaaary, and
would be brneSrlal to said minora, ami their
eetate and all persons Inlerreted therein, tn sell
In the manner provided hf taw Ihe following
ricarrtbed real eatalo. and all Inlertwt of aald
minors therein, tn-wlt: The eaet half ol tbt
orlh eeal qoarler, and Ihe eaal hall nf the
tmitheaat quarter ol eectlon M. township
south nf range V east V. M. II la therelnre
herebr ordered that the neat nf kin nf said
minora and all persona Interested In Said eetate,
appear before this court at the Count Cmtrt
room In Hvtiner. Morrow rminlf, Onifns, na
Mnndar tbe lat dar nf Novemlwr, lC. at the
hour of 10 e'rlork a. m . and then and there
show cane If any ealat, why a lloenee should
not he granted hir Ihe sale of the above ne.
srrihe.1 real eaute, Il It futher ordered thai
ropr of Utlaontee be published once each weel
or lour sowestve waas neiore aai.i oaf ap
polnle.1. In the Henpnet tlaaMi. a newair
of general rtreulailon, and pupbllsbed al
Heppner, Morrow rnontf, tirr"
A. u. 0bi nniiiai.",
Notice of Intention.
La a Orrut at Taa Pauta, oas.m
Ik-Sohrf a, K.
VTI( g t NRRRRY (3IVRI4 TH4T 1HI
1 V following named eel Her has lied aultee of
1 kla IntenUoa make Saai proof la sapnovt W
his rlalm. and that aald pml will ke (naate hs
.e J It, Mnrmw, CcMintv rlefk, at Meppwer,
Oirgoa, a Itavembef . ttrl, vis:
I ' FRAXK A. LIUPKLL.
Hd R Hn r for Ihe l See. II T I I I
SI I W M.
iiaiin vtl'irnlTH aan UTIVII H aaiiHS IM follewltig wnmaa l ts se
a.n.n.a oa k, travel sue Mnw. ! k'' ennuaunos raal Unre sad enlllvlk.
aii.i. ba la nimna M.u.ihia ' " saw tana, via iiaa a i aw.ua, i ariw i
ami eanenaea liaatilon awilr. helrr . Anderson, An-irew t arte,, and Aedrew
. . . . . . .. . ., - , I Maa I , a id haailaff V HM.a
WILL CARRY A FULL STOCK OP
Groceries, Dry Goods, Ladies', Gents' and
Children's Furnishing Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Notions, Etc.,
ft At prices as low as they can be sold in
this market
j D. A. Hcrren Building, HEPPNER, OREGON.
MM.
Countr Jndf.
9 a at
xptaitHoc,
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