FROM FOOT TO KNEE
Ohio Woman Suffered Great Agony
From Terrible Sore-Her Story of
the Case, and Her Cure.
" For many years I was afflicted with a
milk leg, and a few years ago it broke out
in a aoreand spread from my foot to my
knee. I suffered great agony. It would
burn and itch all the time and discharge
t great deal. My health was good with
the exception of this sore. I tried a great
many kinds of salve, but aome would
irritate the sore so that I could hardly
stand the pain. I could not go near the
fire without suffering intensely. Some one
sent me papers containing testimonials of
cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla, and I told
my husband I would like to try this med
icine. He got me a bottle and I found it
helped me. I kept on taking It until my
limb was completely healed. I cannot
praise HootTs Sarsaparilla enough for the
great benefit it has been to me. It
cleanses the blood of all impurities and
leaves it rich and pure." Mks. Anna E.
Eaken, Whittlesey, Ohio.
You can buy Hood's Sarsaparilla of all
druggists. Be sure to get only Hood's.
Hood's Pills LTI6 'ri,y
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We sail away to Manila bay, the Doiib we do not
fear;
And we'll leave behind the girl we love, crle.
the Oregon volunteer.
With Dewey bold to lead ub, and Old Glory In
the sky,
But ere we pais we'll drain a glass, of Sperry's
wuwooa rye.
Sold only at the Belvadere Saloon, E. G
Bperry, proprietor. lf
The Gazette is not heralding its (Join
ing with a brass band bat its circulation
can be determined at the Heppner post
offioe. Advertisers will please note this.
Here and There.
Joe Banister is in town today.
See M. Liclitentbal & Co. for shoes, a
Ed. Rood was in from Eight Mile on
Saturday.
What is Hop Gold? Best beer on
earth, bee ad. elsewhere.
H. E. Warren and Wright Saliog were
in from Eight Mile yesterday.
Quinnesee's famous old "Dublin
Btoul," imported, at Chris Borchers'
tf
Jas. Wyland.stook iospeotor.has been
down from Hardtnan several days this
week.
ihe war is on and now you should
eubeoribe for the Gazette. The latest
news, always. tf
Dr. J. W. Vogel, specialist for refrac
tion and defeats of the eye, will be here
every three months. 648-lyr
"Oo'n juice" i all right but Low Til-
lard has a brand of 14-year-old gonde
that is hard to beat. 603-tf.
Painless remedy for extraotmir teeth.
If not as staled, no obargee. Try Dr.
Vaugbao'e new plan. 604-tf .
If you need something for yonr system
oall at the 'Phone The Telephone sa
loon. Oily hotel building. tf
Home wool is omnia g in from the in
lerlor, but the great rush will not oom
menoe for a few weeks vet.
Chas, Royse is down from Hardmao
today. He has been putting in bis time
Ibis summer ridinn after stock.
Best aooommodation and oourteous
treatment at the Imperial Hotel, Seventh
Dd Wash. Sti., Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. 0. Gate and daughter, Miss
Bertha, will leave on Saturday evening
for Walla Walla to spend the Fourth.
Bring your bides, pelts and furs to
Ben. Matbewa, at tba Liberty Meat
Market. He pays highest market prioe.
619-tf.
Harry Bartholomew tod wife were
over from Pine City on Sunday to at
tend the funeral of Mr. F. K. Bartholo
mew, Harry'g nncle.
E. O. Noble A Co. are rostlere after
business. The finest aeddl s and har
ness to be found lo Heppner. See their
Dew ad in this issue. tr.
E. O.: E. H. Clark, Christy fc Wise's
representative, retaroed from Ileppner,
via Bingham spring, where be spent
'Sunday, on last evening's train.
lie porta received from Teel springs
annooDoe that Chan. Morgan is resting
easy, bat from present iodicatiooe be is
paralyieJ in tbe lower part of bia body.
Mrs. Cbai. Wallaee, loonmpanied b;
Miae Mabel Herren, d'psrta.J on last
evening's train for Buffalo, N. Y., on a
visit witb relatives In that stats. Tbey
will be gone daring tbe summer.
Mis Nellie Brown, niton of Mrs. I.
L. Vao Winkle, is bere from Caoyon City
fr tbe purpose of roiing medical
treatment, being a sufferer with weak
loogs. Dr. E. It, dwiobarue is Ireatiog
ber.
Gapt. Prlmoo ami Lfot. Wstpaugb,
of tba Salvation army, wealntit to Hani
maa on Saturday and remained over
Sunday. Tbey report a pleanant viait
ami aome interesting meetings while
RODS.
Sbilob's Connnraptlon Curs oures
wbers others fail. It is the lea ling
Cough Oars, sod no boms should be
without it. !1msdI to tsks sad goes
right to tbs spot. Sold by Causer A
Warren. g
T. M.: 0. A. Cbarlloo, ao attorney of
H item, ts lo lbs eity, baviog corns down
Ibis morning from Heppoer, wbers bs
bas bwa on a bualUMM trip, lis on
templet coming lo some point lo East
ern Oregna ki loo
I'r. John W, Kauai, r.f tb "R.
light," ver i he t f.if something
, oo fnrnUb ti tbs fitiiwt cock
tails Ic Its land Man bat le, Jersey,
Veroiootbor Oto mads by aa artist lo
lbs bailee. Prop la sod take tbe
tea out of yonr month. tf
frjrrit, T is. t
Ik. e fti-f e
I I Pit ...
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waa in from Eight Mils
on Saturday.
a. u. Gay was a visitor from Rhea
creek yesterday.
T lAlilnnil,.! L .
""""""'w yjo. ror enoes. Exclusive
anoe store. Handles tbe best. 83tf
J. P. Devin and wife, of Sand Hollow,
were visitors to Heppner on Saturday.
K. J. Turner and wife were visitors to
our city on Saturday, from 8and Hollow
oiatemenla for the Famous Simple
Aooount File printed at the Gazette of-
noe. jf
Born In this oity, on Sunday. June
26. 1898. to tbe wife of Robt. L. Beard, a
it) pound boy.
iDe big posters are out for Heppner's
celebration. They were printed at tbe
Gazette office.
mrs. i. h. tiugbes departed on last
evening for an extended visit with rela
tives in Missouri and Illinois.
J. 0. Kirk is confined to his home in
this oity by a severe attack of rheuma
tism, tbe first be ever experienced in bis
life.
C. E. and Pearl Jones, of Eight Mile,
were in town on Saturday. They report
the orop proepeots for wheat the beet in
years.
Saturday was a very quiet day in town,
most of the farmers and ranobera betas
baying. The weather tbe past week has
been very fine for bay harvest.
Mrs. E. J. Keeney and Miss Dot War
motb returned on last Friday morning
from a six weeks' visit with friends at
and near Eugene, In Lane oounty .
Sam Wilkinson and wife are up from
Tbe Dalles, having arrived on Sunday
morning. Sam will look after tbe pur
chase of a few wool dips while here.
Catarrh oured. A clear head and
sweet breath secured with 8hiloh's
Catarrh Remedy; sold on a guarantee.
Nasal injector free. Sold by Conser &
Warren. x
G. W. Phelps and Otis Patterson went
down to Tbe Dalles on Friday night's
train. Mr. Phelps returned this morn
ing, but Mr. Patterson was eompelled to
go on to Portland.
Wni. Percival, a prominent oitizen of
Independence, Polk oouoty, a gentle
man largely interested in the stock busi
ness, was in Heppaer a few days this
week baying cattle.
For Constipation take Karl's Clover
Tea, the great Blood Purifier, oures
beadaohee, Nervousness, Eruptions on
tbe faoe, and makes the bead as olear as
a bell. Sold by Conser & Warren, x
F. P. Vaughan, one of tbe encoesoful
formers of Eight Mile, visited Heppner
on Saturday. Mr. Vaughau has in over
600 acres of wheat, wbioh from present
indications will maie a splendid yield.
The town of Condon, in Gilliam ooun
ty, 1 as deoided to put in water works at
a oost of $40oO. It has $1000 in its
treasury and will borrow 83000 more
from looal people to complete tbe works.
T. W, Morgan, of Gooseberry, was a
visitor to Heppner on Monday. Tom
will soon be kuowu as Judge Morgan,
having been elected jastioe of the peaoe
at tbe laet election. He will no doubt
make a good justio".
Tbe battleships Iowa and Oregon, and
the oruisers Tosemite, Yankee and Dixie
have been ordered to Spain, under com
mand of Commodore Watson. It looks
now like the Duns would get a little
warming up right at borne.
Eagle: Word was received in this oity
Tuesday anoouooiug tbe death of Mrs.
8. 1. Preecolt, of Seattle. Mrs. Presoott
was a sister e( Mrs. Dr. Miracle, and is
known to many in this valley, having
spent last year bere on a visit.
At tbe Heppner Candy Factory Is tbe
place to get oool, refreshing summer
drinks. Ja. Hart cao furnish you milk
shakes, sodo, ice oream soda, oraog
wine, peach eider, eto Ioe oream booths
nioely fitted up. Coins and try the
Dewey fUvor-e new thing and very floe.
6G1 tf
Baker City Epigram: Cbae. Msekrey,
ex-reporter of the Republicai, has sued
B. F Alley for 36.80, claimed lo be doe
for salary. Tbe trial of this action will
he beard on June 29 before Jastioe
James. Smith ft Heiloer for tbe nlain.
tiff, H jbinson & Cols for tbe defendant.
It yon want the latest war oews, tbe
frexbest looal happenings, city or
oonutry, get the Oaiette, semi-weekly,
Toeeday and Friday, Patronage helps
maks a paper. Compare it witb tboso of
other towns tbe sits of Heppner end the
Gazette will not suffer thereby. it
Frsnk McFsrland ba been appointed
special agent of The Eqaitabls Life As
snrsnos Co., of New York, the strongeel
io tbs world. Cb surplus to policy
holders of over So tnillioc dollars. Dou't
laks Insurance without seeing tbs Dew
plans of tbs Equitable. Insures both
exes at asms rates. 77 tf
Tbe tire boys are prsotimng op a little
witb the b'Me e iris an 1 preparing f r a
raoeontha F inrlh. It wool I til In a
bad scheme lo keep up the prantioe aid
bs prepare I for effectual ervio In es
a fire sboald oiins along. Tbr has
beso loo much neglect of this matter oo
ths pari of oar firs department.
Harry rbillips retnroed no Hon lay
night from Walls Walla and points lo
Umatilla county, lie sold tbs hores bs
took op witb him at good price and ex
pect to taks another lot op there to bs
diepoeed of. Horses ars in demand la
that part of Ihscnclrv tble seaaoa aoJ
eao be readily sold l good prices,
Helem Htstearoeoi Un. and Mrs. J.
N. Brow, of HilUWn, Washiogtoa
eonnty, era lo tlil cliy, ths gil of lbs
UiUr'e i.erei.U, I'r if. snj Mrs. 7. M.
I'arvln. Mr. Brown is a sufferer wilb
i.irUmmat ry rneqmatiera aoJ will liv
fur lloswell spring lo a few day, wbers
bs expect o receive sons benefit.
ioha VimtPt ba bma elrsoUtlof a
fiAlili. . w . k . . ....
conril it aroolnt blra as aisbl.aleh.
. n iar.ia nnp in. roqaru
III do lb i as llrpn' bm1 Ibis klol
so mf enlJ.hntSBi d -tihl Ji-l
ibsmi. for lb. pine, bi few t'i
rviea to Ibis espaoitf i to prwv.
, f.. . ..r .
E. B. Stanton
DEATH OF T. K. BARTHOLOMEW.
A Highly Eeteeaed Cltlzea of Heppatr Call
ed to His Long Beat.
On Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, F.
K. Bartholomew, one of Heppner's
highly respected citizens, died at bis
home in this oity after an illness of aome
two weeks' duration.
Some two weeks or more ago Mr.
Bartholomew was attacked witb erysipe
las, tbe result of beinir afflioted at the
time with oarbancles on bis neok. At
first bis ailment appeared to not be very
serious, but it was not long before it de
veloped into a very bad oase and the
best of medloal treatment and nursing
sef med to be of no avail and the painf il
news was borne to his many friends that
Mr. Bartholomew could not get well
and on Saturday eveoiug they were ap
prised that the end btd oarns and that
another friend and esteemed fellow citi
zen had been oalled awav to return na
more.
The funeral ocourred from the family
resideGOe, a short discourse appropriate
lo the oooasion being delivered by Rev.
R. L. Shelley, of tbe Christi an flhnrnh.
wbo was assisted In the services by Rev.
O. R. Howard of the M. E. church.
South. A very lares catherino of frinnHa
and neighbors of tbe bereaved family
turned out lo pay their respeots lo the
departed and foiled the remains to their
last resting plaoe in tbe Heppner ceme
tery on the bill.
Mr. Bartholomew was a member of tbe
Knights of Pythias order at his old home
in Illinois, and while he had never put
n his membership with the lodge at this
plaoe, they turned out in uniform to a
man and led the procession to the oem9
tery. Thus another friend and neighbor, one
Whom to kuow was to admire and na.
teem, for tbe many excelleut and manly
qualities whioh he possessed, bas been
tagen awBy. To the bereaved wife and
daughter, along with tbe other relatives
of tbe deceased, the Gazette feels free to
express the sympathy of the entire com
munity, and in this their sad hour, it
would point them to Him whose ways
are not our ays, but who in His su.
preme wisdom ordereth all things well.
He alone can give oomfort and consola
tion in sncb trials as these.
F. K. Bartholomew wai bom in Elm-
wood, in Peoria oounty, Illinoie, on June
21, 1850, and was, at tbe time of hi
death, grist 48 years and 4 days oi l. He
oame to Morrow county io Dweinber,
ihud, and bad been associated witb his
brothers, A. G. and H. W. Bartholomew
in the sheep industry, He carried in
eurance on bis life in tbe sum of 82000,1
Jimmy Dangherty is up from the Lex
ington country today.
Born In Heppner, on Sunday June
lb, 1898, to tbe wife of Jas. Morgan, a 9
pound boy.
People of The Dalles are preparing for
a grand oelebration of tbe Fourth. Tbe
Arlington band will assist in tbe festivi
ties of the oocBBion.
Brownsville Timae: Miss Cynthia
Weatherford, a nieoe of Rev. Sperry,
arrived from Arlington last week and is
the guest of relatiyes.
Wood harvest is in full blast, many
wood haulers making their daily trip to
town. Wood remains a good prioe, $4
per oord being demanded.
btop tbatooaghl Take warning. It
may lead to consumption. A 25c bot
tle of Sbilob's Onre may save your life.
Sold by Conser t Warren. x
Mrs. Joe Mason waa io from Rbea
oreek today delivering a ohoioe lot of
ourraote. Mr, Mason possesses one of
the finest froit ranobes io Morrow
oounty.
Karl's Clover Root Tea, for Constipa
tion it's ths best and if after oeing il
you don't say so, return package and
get your money. Sold by Couser &
Warren. j
Brownsville Times: Preeideot Fields
returned the latter part of lent week
from Eastern Oregon, where be bas pat
la ths past six weeku looklog after bis
large Bock of sheep sad atteudiog lo lbs
shearing of ths sams.
Eagls: A band of 220 Mexioio burros
were driven through Long Creek Wed
nesday, and were oo tbe road lo Seattle.
Tbey were broogbt from Southern Clab,
aod will be sold lu the Sound oity to
Klondike outfitting ootnpanies.
Broo St Stewart are making soms in
ternal improvements to their store.
Tbey bavs tskeo out tbe oonoters along
one side aod will replace thrm wilb a
wide bees shelf, giving tbem more room
and adding to tbe oobvenienco of their
store room.
T. M.: Hon. On I'.nter in. recently
appuiuled receiver of Hie land nMos st
thia plane is in the city. Mr. Patterson
stales Ibat lie will bar Jlv lis able lo go
into the office before Aagnet 1st, ss lis
oun i arrange to leav s his busiora al
Ueppoer permanently before that date.
( kr kalis Hreka a Kecoral.
Denvsr, Colo, J. in 25. Chehalis low.
red th trsrk reeurl st Overland park
by four seooud today sod made lbs faal
eat mile paoed in America Ible yea r
2.0.'i io tbs first best of tbs free-for-all.
Chehalis also woo the third and fonrtb
beat and !! race. The lime of the lat
two bU was 21 so I 2 (S'j.
Do yon wsnl an silsgrea that won't
run like a cowarj when il getsbotT
That woo'l gom, lhal wsr well, Ihsl
bas oo soid to rum yoor axle, thai is
lbs beet male, and warranted li give
etir'tionT If yoo rl, yoq wae'l
Weelere Hpefllal. 1 1 Is D' . cheap
greeae j la-e.1 !, sin, of Sao slid pMti".
OQt I one ol lb rliepe.l wliu sv'tnal
eervi.e and price are eooaidered. I Wing
a graphite greeee there is nnttiins belter
f if (riol'Xi o I feeing. Ki.f Is
SlOloaively by , C. 1 bnD,, ,n A ,
fw-r.l
Berkles Araiea !,.
Tbs Beel Halve lo the world for Cn,
Braise. Hnree. risers. Halt Pbsam.
'JrM TalUr, ( bp Ilea. la,
j-num, an ni a r.tllr '
lion. an1 tKamivai; rnrmt ril raaj'
f.v riiirl. fi I ort.t... lotus'
lrlol liUltta or mr.nr M n. Il i
Fflrt. V real pt Iki. rr ! I '
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Hlghwaymea ea Wheel.
A wheelman of West 46th street, New
York, was attacked, robbed and left
senseless by two highwaymen mounted
oa bioyclee in Central Park. Repeated
euuuums oi roooeries by men mounted
on wheels have appeared in tbe papers
in various parts of tbe oountry. Those
aepredalors of tbe bealtb. diseases of
ineamneye and bladder will likewiee
eeoape arrest and pursue their atrooious
career noonecked, unless they are ar
reeiea ny the potent intervention of
Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, tbe finest
dioreotio, as well as tonio, known to
moaem times, it is at tbe start that
aisease is tbe more easily overcome
lhe nse of tbe Bitters is followed by tbe
iinpiie8 reauns in ayspepsia, liver oom
piaini ana nervousness
FOURTH OF JULY RATES.
For the Fourth of July tbe O.R. & Co,
will sell exonreion tickets from Heppner
to any station in Oregon and retnrn, in
oluding Wallula and Walla Walla, at a
rate of one fare for round trip. Tiokets
will be sold on July 2d, 3d,and 4th, good
to return on July 6th. For further in
formation see O. R. & N. agent at Hepp
ner. . 656-tJE
Tbe Milton Eagle perpetrates the (ol
lowing: An enthusiastio individual of
this oity, marriageable, too, by the way,
in speaking of the Milton girls recently,
Bam: -ineir gjr gjr are tapering
and beautifully shaped, ii brilliant as ,
and tbey are without a in this or any
other ; their frowns are like ft
their 1234567890 exoite !!!! of pleasure."
Young men who want to settle down
and be happy should read this J closely,
do not ? its reliability but try to em-
tbe situation.
The Marqnam Grand, on Morrison
street in the Marquam building, is under
exoelleut management and the publio
will be royally entertained this winter.
New companies and new faces will ap
pear from time to time at this popular,
first olass theatre of Portland, and when
in Portland our denizens should not fail
to take in some of tbe flee dramas that
will be presented. tf
A Slight Accident.
While returniog from tbe funeral on
Sunday eveoiug, and when near the old
Ayera & Hamilton reservoir, the yoke
strap broke and let down tbe tongue of
the csrrihge containing Mr. H. W.
Bartholomew aod wife and Mrs. F. K.
Bartholomew, For a moment it looked
as though a terrible aooident would
happen, b it it was averted by Charles
Bartholomew, who was driving the
team, heading the horses for a fenoe,
upon reaohlng whiob the team waa
stopped. In tbe excitement inoident to
the mishap, H. W. Bartholomew jumped
from tbe carriage and reoeived some
Blight injary by falling on arock.bat
aside from this and the breaking of tbe
carriage tongue,notbing serious resulted. '
Ileanty Is Ulood Deep.
Cleun blood meuim a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Caacnrets, Candy Cathar
tic ciean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im
purities from the body, iiegin to-day to
hamuli pimples, boils, blotches, blacklicad,
and that sickly bilioiu complexion by takinn
CascaictB, beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satiisfaetion guaranteed, 10c, 25c. 50?..
What Dr. A. E. Halter Say.
Buffalo, N. Y. Gents: From my
personal knowledge, gained in observing
the effeot of your 8biloh'a Cure in oases
of advanced consumption, I am prepared
to say it is tbe most remarkable remedy
that has ever been brought to my atten
tion. It has oerlaiuly saved many from
oonsumption. Sold by Conser 4 Warren
Bpeclal Nutlce.
As ths present proprietor of the Ga
zette must leave Heppner soon, he is
deeirous of settling up bie affairs. What
is due bim be mast have at once, so that
be can meet all demands. Droo la and
settle your account. 67-lf
CASTOR I A
For Infant! and Children,
Trie Kind You Hare Always Bought
E. G Noble & Co.,
I Successors to Noble at Co., ?
I Ar ia tlila Arid at tl oll aland with llarnoaa, fixMI. Whip, Kpur. and an cndleM C
C lot o! svrrrthltic In thalr Una. K. O. Not.la and Mr. l.-o. Nnl.la rm.rlaa the
new firm who will pay all l.llla ol the Old Arm aa valla collar! what la due. )
) J. G. IVOJSTvIS Xj CO. ?
? Are out to do business and plenty of It. Don't s
? overlook this, liepalr work a specialty. (
A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY
Is that of plain and decorated
Chinawarc & Quccnswarc At
Gilliam t Bisbee's
Aadt;Ui waf ll..r ha.a rihln in; raarall ( U tl. llaanl
Uardaara, KWfa and lluaaia.
GO WHERE YOU CAN GET WHAT YOU WANT.
CONSER & WARREN,
LEADING DRUGGISTS.
A cornph to Mork of
way in Hock, (.urtful
Come Out and Hear
MONDAY, JULY 4th, 1898.
The biggest time Heppner ever saw will be
ushered in on July 4th by a series of salutes.
by the usual doings on these occasions. A
grand ball day and night. Outdoor sports and
athletic exercises. Uncle Sam will do the
thing up brown.
Mathews & Gentry
BARBERS
Shaving
Cents.
V vv
8hop two doors South of Fostoffict
Gibson 8c Berger,
At Chai Jone' Old Stand.
Shaving. . 15 Cts.
Hair Cutting, - 25 M
Baths 2oc. Everything Strict
ly First Class.
The CALIFORNIA
Lodging House
BEOS 26 and 60 Cants.
GEO. C. ROME, Prop.
Next door to Opera House.
G. B. HATT,
Tonsorial Artist.
Shaving,
Hair Cutting,
Shop, Matlock Comer,
16 Centa
26 "
pilar, Oregon.
pur nnl fn drtipi itl-
attention paid lo fillin
SCREAM!
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IF IT
Umbrella
T
w Y.ou want we can supply
just received an assortment of Drummer's Samples
from the largest umhrella and parasol house in
America. They were personally selected from a full
lino of samples and represent the cream of their
immense stock.
PRICES FROM 50c to $8
"HHsaaMaaaBBaTaaBa
We have also received a beautiful lino of
Fancy Goods, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries,
Patriotic Novelties, lied, White and Bluo
Helta, Bows, Ties and Handkerchiefs, espe
cially for the ladies. Beyond doubt the
choices! section ol Miles am Fancy Gaols
O J'-ver brought before your notico. They aro all
I
opened up and on tho shelves. They are worthy of
your most careful attention.
Call and see
t
Minor & Co.
J
fHi The Palace
-Jntiily -Has bcen ,cascd by-
- 'iiii J. e. j5ojciii$ih
ho rtaa awumt iha Mlca- ol
AIRS. MARGARET VON CAD0W
Ah tiiniinpT. It will bo run in lirnt claxn nhapo
in evt ry d partment. ltat-t reanonablc
SAMPLE ROOMS IN CONNICTION.
TII K PALACE HOTEL UAH,
.i. o. jJono.r-i3flns.Pfoi.
Keeps the Finest Wines, Liquors ami Cigars.
DOOTS AND SHOES
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