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OREGON CITr, OREGON, FEB. IS, 1S7C.
q News Column.
liny is very cheap in Idaho. .
CCattle sell at Albany for $1G a head.
A religions revival is in progress
at Scio.
The Oregon penitentiary boards
107 convicts.
A boot-black advertises in the Al
bany Democrat.
Diptheria is raging in the vicinity
o$ Harrisbnrg.
? Walla Walla is selling cattle for
the Eastern markets.
Senator Sharon started or Wash
ington on. Sunday last.
Beligious meetings were being held
at Corvallis last week. ;
Some loggers were caught stealing
meat on the Orient last week.
Bosebnrg intends to have a 2,000
display on the 4th pi July.
O IvODerl Wallace uoa uwu
postmaster at Victoria': B. C.
n The Seattle saw mill is now being
run on only two-thirds time.
California capitalists are interest
ing themselves in Coos Bay.
The mayor of Victoria lias been
created a police magistrate.
At Bocky Bar, it is necessary to
shoe horses with snow-shoes.
A three-masted schooner has just
been completed at Marshfield.
Lucky Queen rock, in Douglas
county, assays $753 AO per ton.
A 850.000 fire illuminated Pitts
burgh, Penn., on tho 11th inst.
A batch of alleged stage robbers
have been arrested at Boise City.
The Ilenkle, farm near Corvallis,
has recently was sold for 0,000.
A young man named Fentou lias
been arrested at Sheridan for larceny.
Columbus Delano, late Secretary
of the Interior, is in San Francisco.
i
A large party will leave Sioux City
for the Black Hills on the 21st inst.
Th Grand Lodge of the K. of P.
was in session last week in San Fran
cisco. O Mark Little lias sold the horse
Wild Idle to Colonel Williamson for
$4,000.
LA man in Povtlaud has a Bible
wuicn was primed in ljomion in
1580. ;
:The Mot in tai 'it Sentinel has moved
from La Grande to Union, the county
seat.
lho schooner Harriet llowo was
wrecked at Port Orford week before
last.
The northern part of California
was visited with a heavy snow storm
last week.
o The Grande Bonde Valley people
want , railroad communication with
Walla Walla.
Cattle are suffering from the very
severe weather in parts of British
Columbia.
VAt Yaquina bay, a schooner is be
ing loaded with oysters for Sau
Francisco.
Four feet of
Klikitat valley
snow has fallen
this winter. It
in
is
now all gone.
French and English fishermen are
having trouble off the coast of New
Fonodiand.
Sir John Taylor Colridge, nephew
of the famous poet, died at London
on the 11th inst.
Citizens at tho forks of the Santiam
want a-bridge over the Santiam near
the Marion ferry.
It is supposed that the Dominion
Parliament will abandon the Canada
Pacific Bail road scheme.
Senator Bruce denounced Grant
last week for interfering with colored
Southern Bepublicans.
Saloons in the outskirts of Seattle
are being "incendiaried." Bad
'fire-water" perhaps.
BM.-Graves, of San Francisco,
has bought, for $30,000, the celebrat
ed trotter, St. J ulian.
By an ice boat running into an air
bole," four persons were drowned,
near New York, last week.
Whisky brings 75 cents a glass in
the Black Hills. A good excuse to
join a temperance organization.
Manning's box and planing mill
was totally destroyed by fire at Marl
boro, Mass., on the 11th inst.
Col; C. W. Wooley has been elect
ed President of the Board of Appeals
of the National Trotting Association.
O
Dr. Bailey, who recently died in
Marion county, had been practising
medicine in Oregon for forty years.
The atr. City of Salem claims to
bard -made the fastest time ever
tnade on the river between F,iirfnp
o
and Salem.
At the dinner given to Senator
Sharon, prior to his leaving for
Washington, the bills of faro were
made of sheet silver.
It was extremely old last week in
New York. Frequent cases of frost
bitten hands and feet among car and
stage drivers.
Beavertou has organized a lodge of
Good Templars. The members all
eat onions so they can't smell each
other's breatfi.
o
The locc-np" at- Seattle has
been declared by tho grand jury a
publio nuisance, No doubt thieves
agree with this.
The bark Baelah 1ms arrived at
Esquimau, from England, with a
O cargo of steel rails for tho Canada
Pacific Bail road.
.The amount of money which hn.l
been tied-up in the San Fruncisco
savings banks by the mortirase tax
amounted to 61,000,000.
-There has been an nnnsnally heavy
fall oft snow in the "Bine Mountains
thv -V ntcr. - St ok. raisers in the vi
cinity take their hue from the moun
tains and feel tblue,"
O
The chiefs at the Umatilla agency
want to visit President Grant and i
have a "big talk concerning the
giving up of their reservation.
The breaking ur of the ice did
considerable damage at Isauimo, car
rying away buojs and damaging
wharves to a considerable extent.
Owen Lindsley, notwithstanding
his protestations of innocence, was
hanged at Syracuse on the 11th inst.,
for the murder of Francis A. Calvin.
The shipments of coal from Seattle
in January, this year, were 5,410
tons against 1,933 tons in January,
1875; aa increase for the month of
3,507 tons.
A man named Harris Stevens, who
stole a can of clams at Seattle last
week, was fined 1. Clams and jus
tice appear to be very cheap-on the
Sound.
; The National Gold Bank and Trust
Company, of San Francisco, paid a
dividend of 25 per cent, last week,
and in a few weets will again pay
this amount.
The editor of the Snohomish Star
recommends to his lady contributors
that they first try their hands at prose.
A wash-tub would be pretty good
exercise, too.
Twenty persons, in different classes
of society, have been arrested in Ha
vana for carry ing on contraband cor
reswnJence with Cuban refugees in
New York City.
The Ankeny farm, at the mouth of
the Santiam, was recently sold to a
Scotch company for $150,000. This
is said ta be the largest sale of farm
land ever made ju Oregon.
Last week, Collector Shannon, of
Sau Francisco, telegraphed to Port
Tovns"ud for a good vessel to be
sent in search of the schooner Var. da,
more than a month overdue from
Kodiak.
On the 9th . inst., a fire burned
through the entire block bounded
by Grand, Howard, Broadway, and
Crosby sts., N. Y. Loss, 3,000,000;
two nremen killed and several injur
ed by a falling wall.
A dispatch has been just received
that Captain Callagan, commander
of the schooner Stella, was murdered
by a Chinese jailor near Tahati. He
was from San Francisco, in which
city he leaves a family.
A movement is cn foot to organize
a branch of the Commune in Califor
nia. 480 acres have already been
, . . . . .
secured iu L.ueveras county. Hie
organization will bo known as the
California Industrial Community.
On the 10th, witnesses were being
examined for the Government in the
Babcock trial. Barnet II. Engelke
testified that the distillers were in
variably warned of the coming of the
revenue agents from Washington;
had been shown telegrams notifying:
parties of the approach of U. S
agents before they left Washington.
There is a divorce suit in the Cir
cuit Court at Portland, between
couple who were married many years
ago in one oi me eastern rstaies,
quarreled and were divorced, mar
ried and buried each a companion,
came to Oregon and were again unit
ed in the "holy bonds" after a scpa
ration of thirty years, and now have
renewed the old quarrel over again.
Wanted a Little Help.
One tlay last week as a citizen was
passing up Twelfth street a wild
eyed woman jumped out of a front
door, halted him and excitedly said:
"Come in here corue in for just
a minute!7'
"What's the matter?" he asked in
reply, observing that her face was
badly scratched, her clothing torn,
and that her nose had been roughly
k locked about.
"Come in come in!"' she whisper
ed.
"You've beeu fighting!'' ho said as
he backed off.
At that moment a bnrly big man
opened the door and called out:
"Come in here, you old she-fiend!"
Come iu and help me pound him!"
urged the woman.
"Why, he could eat me up in a
minute!" replied the citizen. "I'm
no fighter, and I want no trouble."
"I can almost lick him alone," she
continued, as she followed him along
the walk. "If I had some one to
hold his legs when I get him by the
throat I could choke the grit all out
of him in two minutes! Come on
come in act like a Christian and give
a poor woman a lift..
The citizen wouldn't stop, and after
following him nearly a block the
woman turned back, saying:
"If I can get in a good snifter on
his nose I can lick him alone." Free
Press.
Leap Yu.vit PitEC.vrmoxs. A. timid
young mau was visiting a beautiful
and accomplished young woman on
Peoria street last night, when, nfter
a pause, she said, looking at him
closely: "Now, I wart to propose to
you" "You a? e very kind," said
the timid young man between gasps
and blushes, "but I am not worthy
of so much happiness, and, in fact,
none cf our family are marrying peo
ple, besides my income is limited,
and I have to meet Mr. Moody, and
I'm afraid I'll be late." Then with
out waiting to pnt on his overcoat
he tried to make his exit through the
door of a cupboard. "Why," said
tne young woman, lifting her eve
brows in surprise, "I wanted yon" to
escort me to my sister's on Adams
street." "O, in that case," answered
her swain, "if your hoad's level and
your boot's on the other foot, I shall
be only too happy, but I was af raid
that js, I almost dared to hope in
fine, I am subject to these seizures "
and he sat down on tho coal-scuttle
and said it was a very cold dav; had
not seen such cold weather since the
Fourth of July. CVo Tribune.
"How are you getting
along in
lady of a
mover n a vow i , -i
i iauy. ami you
(cannot do too much for her " "I
.V tG' iras the inno-
At
a recent dinner i
tains, given to Don C trios, the prin-
Sffi. l0ast' - "Viva. Kin . Charles
vtl. wis drunk stan linir. The
Km himself was drnqk sittin-
Graphic,,
b ""y" -"; recommended for
a situation 'r.v well, thank von "
answered thn UU. "t am j , '
hear it," said the L.dv "Lt0
. - - . TWUI -'III
GEORGE A. IIARDrXG.
WARD & HAKDING,
DRUGGIST? AND APOTHECARIES,
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON 11AND A
general assortment of 9
Drills and Chemicals?,
Perfmnery,
Soaps,
iti'usHfs,,
Combs aud
Trusses, Supporters,
Sttonlder Brace Fancyund
Toilet Articles,
. ALSO
Kerosene Oil, Lump Chimneys,
Ulass, rutty, Puinta, Oils,
VarnUhctand - Dye Stult't,
PCRE WIXES AXDLIUUORS FOR ME
DICINAL PURPOSES.
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.
CPhysicians' Prescriptions carcfullv
compounded, and all orUers correctly an-
swen-u.
Kronen at all hours of the night. -j""A11
accounts must be paid monthly,
novtitf WARD & IIAHDIXCi.
THOMAS CHAR ftl AN
ESTABLISHED
1853.
DESIRKS TO INFORM TIIR CITIZENS
of Orotron City and of the Will.-i mette
Valley, that he is still on hand anddoinir
business on the old motto, that
A Mmbte Stx fence t.i Heller tJian a Stow
Shilling.
I have just returned from San Francisco.
wnere i purcuaseu one oi the
LASS EST AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK Or GOODS
ever before offered In this city ; and consists
in part, as loiiows :
Hoots and Shoes,
Clothing, Dry Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Hosiery of Every Description,
Hardware, Groceries,
Paints and Oils,
Sash and Doors,
Chinaware, Queenswaro,
Stoneware, Crockery,
Platedwaro, Glassware,
Jewelry of Various Qualities
And Styles, Clocks and
Watches, Ladies and
Gents' Furnishing
Patent Medicines, Goods, Fancy X
Hope, Faming ' tions of Every
Implements of Description
All Kinds, Carp'-ts,
iiattings, Oil
Cloth, Wall Paper, etc
Of the above list, I can say my stock is the
M o s t c o xi r j. i: t k
ivcrofTered in this innrket, and wasseletd
witii especial car-? for the Oregon City trade.
All of which I now oiler for sale at the
Lowest EVlarket Ra'cs.
No use for tin; ladies, or any one else, to
t hink of going to Portland to buy goods for
I am liitcrttiincil to Sell. Cheap and not to
allow myself to be
UXDERSOLD I. TilE ST.1TE OF 0REC0..
All I ask is a fair chance and quick pay.
ments, believing.as I do that
Twenty Yea rs Ex or ie'.ico
In Oregon City enables me to know the re
quirements of the Jrade. Come one and all
and see for yourselves that th-' old stand of
THOMAS CIIAltMAX
cannot be beaten in qualify or price. It
would In; useless for me to fell you all the
advantages I. can offer you In 'the sale of
good as every store that advertises does
that, and probably you have been disap
pointed. All I wish to say is
Comp, and S:r,niiil Exam in.? for Yourselves
fori do not wish to make any mistakes.
My object is to tell all my old friends now
that lam still alive, and desirous to sell
goods cheap, for cash, or iivin such terms
as atrreed ujon. Thanking all for the liber
al patronage heretofore bestowed. ;
TIIO.S. CIIARMAN.
Main Street, Oregon City,
Le-rul Tenders and Count v Seriptsiken at
mnrket rates. TIIO.S. CIIAKMAN.
RjToft.OiW lbs wool wanted bv
TJIOS. CHARM AX".
ISStOUCiJHTOiV
"lyOITLI) INFORM THE CITIZENS OF
y Oregon City and vicinity that he is
prepared to furnish
FIR, SPRUCE AND CEDAR LUMBER,
Of every description, at lo-.v rates.
A LSO, .
Dry Flooring, CeIHii, Rustic,
Spruce, (for shelving), Lattice,
Pit-Uets, and Fence-Posts, Cedar,
Constantly on. hand.
Street and Sidewalk lumber furnished
on tho shortest notice, nt as lo w a rates as
it can be purchased in the State.
Give me a call at t h
OREGON CITY SA W MILLS.
Oregon City, June u), 75 :tf
LIVERY,' FEED, AND
yfi STAISLI2.
IALE
rpiiK ttxdersk;xkd proprietoi:of
L the Livery Stable on Fifth street .Oregon
City, Oregon,koepa constantly on hand
Hii;g;rlci, Cura-lses
a?jd 11. fit. Kn (telle
n n (I IS u ggy Horses.
iPi'ieoHi Tieaonalle.
ANDY WILLIS,
1S75. Proprietor.
Oregon City, Nov. 5,
Notice.
Lr. S. I-Ari4 Office, Orkoon City,
Oregon, KcbrtiarvP, 1876.
COMPLAINT H.WIXil HHHX EX
tered at this ofTle byl J. 11. Itainey
against John Cox fr abandoning' his
Homestead Entrv, X". 17S7, dated May 5,
1S71, upon t he s. H of th s. c.U seclO.town
shlp A south, Itange 2 cast, -in Chickamns
county, Oregon, with a viw to the cancel
lation if saiil entry : tti saUl parties are
Ut-pebv fcummonetj to n;;far at this oftiee
on the 2if. f!av . Inreh, 1S7, at 10
o'cloei; a. M., to risp ' l and furnish trtsti
ni'ny oncrniiiT s-5 l .ll gl almtidon-
ni-nt. OWRV VVI':. ft" ri-t-,:. .
f-bil-i-
T. U, li -i'.tl.Si Kre-ii-p,:
BIBLES P
SALE.
Jl'ST RECH1VI :0 FOR A TVE,
at my Store in O -ro-'r fit v, a supply of
Ribles and Testaments, rhe's looks arc
the property of the AiTi-r'-in Pible Society,
and are offered for sale : low as thv can
be bought a any simi:.t LVository In
the State. Those wishtn ? to purehaso are
invtied to call and exa.ni-te our stock.
W lter Fisn:,
Aent for Cla.-kamas County.
J. P. WAED.
2
BOUND
OLUMES OF jfjUSIC
MAKE APPROPRIATE
PKESENTS.
Among the many thousands of Ballads
and Piano Pieces that we ruunsn,
are some that arc noted for their PT?a5
beauty and lasting qualities. v e
made a careful selection of these pieces
and offer them in book form, as follo ws :
VOCAL WORKS
WITH
Piano Accompaniment.
Mother Goose Melodies. Beautifully il
lustrated. (Ask for Novello's Edition, or
you will get a cheap photograph copy.J
$1 9 in boards ; full gilt, $3 90
SHininjfl.iglits. A collection of Sacred
Songs. $1 75 in boards; cloth and gilt,
M 50.
Oolilrii LviiTes. Vols. I. and IT. A col
lection of Songs and Choruses, by W. S.
Havs. Each vol, $173 in boards ; cloth
and gilt. 12 50.
Heartlinnd Mnme, Sweet Sounds anil
Kirel1e lUliws. Three vols, of choice
Home Songs, by Hays. Danks, etc. Each
vol. $1 75 in boards; cloth and gilt,?2 51).
Priceless Gems.' A fine collection of Pongs
by Wallace, Thomas, Keller, etc. $170
in boards ;cloth and gilt, ?2 50.
Peters' Household Ivloilie. Vol. I.
Containing all the latest and best sonyrs
by Hays, Danks, Thomas, Stewart, (about
100 songs). $8 In boards ; cloth and gilt,
?1.
The Opera at Home. A collection of
Standard Opera Songs, selected from over
25 Operas. S3 in boards ; cloth and gilt,
SI.
Gennan Volkiiliedrr Alhnm. 40 songs,'
with Eng. and Ger. text. $2 50.
Menrtlestfolin'g 7(i Sonys. Elegent folio
edition. Full gi'.t, $8 5:.
The same for a deep voice, in 2 vols. 8vo,
each, S2 50 in paper ; cloth, S3 50.
Schumann's Vocal Album. 30 songs,
with Eng. and Ger. text. $2 50 in paper;
full gilt, ?3 50.
Sunlir1it of Song. A collect ion of Sacred
arid .Moral Songs, beautifully illustrated
by the Pros. DaUiol. Full gilt, ?1.
PIANOWORKS.
Falrj- Fissg'ers, Pearl Dnipn, Marie
Circle and Yonn-r Li;nit. Four col
lections of easy Piano M usic for youiig
players, most nf theri'C"s beitig without
octaves. Enen vol.?I 75 In bourds ; cloth
and gilt, S2 50.
MiiKieal Ilfcre:it inns. A collect Ion of
Dance Music. ?1 75 in boards; cloth and
gilt, ?2 50.
Golden Chimes. A choice collection of
Parlor Music, by Ch. Kinkle. ?175in
boards; cloth and gilt, $2 5.
Iirilliaut Gn-i. Containing music of
medium difficulty, by ',vm:in, Kinkle,
etc. SI 75 in boards; cloth and gilt, $2 50.
Straus' AVnltzes, Vol.. I. "; IT. Ask
for Peters' Edition, the only complete
cpy giving t!ie full waltz 's as pl.iyed by
Thomas' Orchestra. f3 in boards ; cloth,
SI.
Pearls of Melody,
and Parlor Music.
SI.
A collect ion of Dance
S8 in boards; lull gilt.
Potfru1 Parlnr Mndr, Vol.1. Our latest
and best Piano Music of mod'-rato difli
culty. S3 in boards; full gilt, SI.
Tm t'remetle la Creme. Vols. I. Jind II.
A collection of choice Piano Music, bv
Thalborg, Liszt, Hell- r, etc. This is de
cldedly the best collection of lmml
music In the market. EacIi.Jin boards;
full gilt, St.
Ileet hove S imnia . vo, fu'l gilt, SI.
lolio, " " f 10.
C'liopin'i AViItx-4, ?1 : Pilr.Tia!s'
Xoeturnes, S2 ; II:i Hails, S2 ; i'reli
$2 5); Sonatas, S2 5). All iu titf i
Illll'S,
aier
I'M' 1-7,
rI:t :lels'i n's t'oiM'ct? rit 1.
Elegant, folio edition, lull Kilt, in 1
each, S'i 50; Svo edit ion, iitll lr, I
ertcii, S3 50 ; Svo edition, pant-r co
vols.,
vols..
covers, 1
vols., each, S2 50
Mdiarl's Sonatas. Full gilt, S3 50.
Weber's Piano "Works. Full -lit, SI.
flailed. iost-paid, on receipt of price.
Address,
J. L. PETERS,
sisnnoAD tv a y, x. v,
Dec. 23 :w0
I. SELLING
3" AS JUST RECEIVED THE IXUG
J. stock of
EST
FALL MIU WiftTER GOODS
e-er imported to Oregon Citv, which 'It
otrers at greatly reduced prices. My stock
' CLOTHDTG
Has -been largely increased and I can
show as handsome a line of ready-made
goods in Men and Hoys' Dusiness and
Dress Suits, Coats, etc., as can bo found
in t he country, and at prices that cannot
fail to satisfy. My
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Is filled with a splendid assortment of all
the leading styles and fashionable, shades
of goods
Empress Clslli,
.Mohairs, French ninl
America? Dress Goail
. lilacU Alpic-ra,
Urilliantines,
Cashmere, ;c.
IT L A NN 111 S ,
Plaid, Plain and Opera Flannels, of nil col
ors, p.leached and Unbleached Cotton
Flannels.
Lad I ex' uttrt Gents Vnderi ;v;ik
t!m wis n Sonrft,
Wool 121a nUctH,
I'm n Us n nil
- 'IVaTCi ins Satchel,
Ha t s nd a pn,
Oil Cloth far
Floor ami Table.
BOOTS and SHOES,
I would call ' special attention to my
stock of Men's and IJoys' San Francisco
Hoots, which I have sold for a number nf
years past with general satisfaction. Ev
ery pair warranted. A complete stock of
HARDWARE & FARMING UTENSILS-.
Choleo Teas, Canned Goods, and all choic
Family Groceries,
AH nt Tiw Prices, Also,
LIVERPOOL AND flR31i' ISLAND SALT.
Highest Price aid for all kinds of
Coisaalry 1150 since.
200,000 lbs. of WOOL Wanted,
for -which I slrill pay the highest cash
prie. ' ' I. SELLING.
Oregon City, Sept. SO 1.375. tf
" sTlU li "THE FIELD
REMOVED SECOND DOOR SOUTH OF
HAAS' - .SALOON. '
WILLIAMS HARDING,
;" : AT THE
.LINCOLN BAKERY, -
KEEP THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK
of Family Groceries to be found In t he
; city. AH goods warranted. Goods delivered
in the city free of charge. The highest cash
f Drice paid for country produce.
I prejjon City, March 28, 1873. .
OI-IA.S. BE. OTXPIELr5
dealer jy ;..:..;'.. -DRY-GOODS,
' V '
FANOYGfOODS .;
' GROCERIES, ;;
: ! - - ; ' Oi'oclcei'V, fcc., $co
CORKER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS, OREGON CITY.
. .. , ALSO,
LARGE LOT OF ;
DRESSED CEDAR AXD FIXISIIIXG LUMBER, : '
Of various kind, for sale in quantifies to suit, at reasonable rates.
M J Ji c II A Jr d i s B.
JOHN MYEES.
OREGON C5TY-
D1ALSR 111
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
J5GOTS ami
SHOES,
HARDWARE,-
CROCKERY,
AND
GENERAL HERCiiANDISE,
Books and Stationery.
1 will pay the highest prices for
and all kinds of
GOOD COUriTRY PRODUCE
J will sell as low as any house In Oregon for
CASH OK ITS KQ VI VA T.l'.XT
n Good Merchantable rroduco.
I am selling very low for
CASH f AID FOR COUNTY ORDERS
Give a call and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN J1YEHS.
Oregon City, March 21, 1.373.
A. "C. VALLINC'S
PIONEER BOOK BINDERY.
Pittock. Bnildiitfir 'oriter of Stark
and Front Streets.
PORTLAND,
- OREGON.
BT..NTv HOOKS RULED AXD P.OTJXD
to any desired pattern. Music books.
Magazines, Newspapers, etc., bound in ev
ery variety of stylo known to the trrade. -Orders
from the country promptly at
tended to.
i r to lvr Day at home. Terms
7iJ free. Address
Ifebly G. ST IN" SON A Co., Portlan pMe
VICE'S - ---
FloAvei' :nicl Voet;i"blo
are the best the world produces. They arc
planted by a million people in America, !
and the result is, beautiful Flowers and
splendid Vegetables. A lrieed Catalogue 1
sent free to all who enclose the postage a
3 cent stftmp.
VICE'S . -
Flower and Veuotaljle
Garden ,
Is the most beautiful work of the kind in
the world. It contains nearly 150 pages,
hundreds of fine illustrations, and four
Vhrotno Plate of Flaiociv, bortiitilully
drawn and colored from nature. lrice :
cts. In paper covt'M ; 65 cts, 'wtind in ele
gant cloth. -
YiclcV floral Guide.
This is a beautiful Quarterly Journal,
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