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DAILY EU'JKNE GUAM).
SATURDAY,
AUGUST 13
the
Popular Brands of
Clear Havana
Domestic
Cigars at
Julius Goldsmith's
IlfailiiuarlerB Kugen) S nJn Co.
liicy'i's.
1'icuNuiiL wealher.
Karly hops uro rlio.
For Hlcycle tlrcaace MoClunuliuu.
I'ure tioirif-mit'Iu cundliH at The
ISallll'JI t.
(lo to UiH limni'iit fur n nice lunch
hot or cold.
Ilicyele aundiha nthullniu price, ut
F I 1'haiiibern.
Kvcry thing fur UicyclcH.
V, K McfJIauahan.
CakcH, (ilea and all kinds of pastry
to order, ut The rtaniiiet.
Hop chockB printed at the Uiiahd
onice irmiiilly and at rioBonable
prices.
A Lawn Kpray given froo with each
60 foot hose hy K I, ClininburH.
Vulcanizing and repairing bleyolea a
apeclalty. Humbler agency.
Bicycle repair shop.
K K MeC'launhau.
A Creacont ltloycle for stylo, quality
and reasonable price, at V L Chambera
Nothing better made thun tho (Cres
cent blcyole. Hoe them at V I, Cham
tiers'. Now, ueat, nobby, tin do side.
tlood uoods, and neat service, at The
Jlamiuet.
O I) Combs at 1' O (Jrocery will
lupllcato any pricea made by any
vrocer in Luue count.v
7 ply garden hoso that stands long
vervluo, at a moderate pruo. rlee It at
K L Chambera.
Watches, clocks, Jewelry repaired
butter anil cheaper than any place In
Kiwu. tllvu mo a trial. 1 will save
you mouey. Erb, tho eweler, Ninth
i nd Willamette streets.
Kilty cords of wood wanted at tills
olllco ou subscription hut this dou't
menu next winter after the wood has
been water Boakcd with two or three
months of wet weather. Dry wood
goes at this shop and Hume who want
to furnish wood must apply early.
Ouo of tne ii urai ana beat equipped
railroads Is tho Chicago, Milwaukee &
Ht l'aul. Uu our recent trip through
Houtli Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota and
Illinois we tried this railroad and
kuow whereof we apeak. Tho road is
splendidly equipped with fast trains,
ho coacheaaro all furnished with the
atest improvements and It la n pleas
ure to rldo with theso people. They
employ none but sober, Industrious
men who constantly look after the
eomtort and safely of the. traveling
public- Anyone traveling In the above
or adjoining states should take the
Milwaukee road by all means If It is
convenient lo do no. If you wish In
formation concerning this excellent
and popular road, ask any ticket agent
orwrltotoC J Kddy, Ueneial Agent
at l'ortluml, Or, and he will gladly
give It.-Ueuewo, Idaho News.
The county clerk otOi-e only took
in 75 tenia ye,tei.Iiy.
l'oli;re.'rliiau Hciiiiaiili liaa lift
Washington for Oregon.
Th" theruioimltr stood at "I degn(
at one time thin aflernoon.
Marshal ritllea today pUced iu the
pound three head of cattle ulid posted
notices as required by law.
A Japanese drummer waa beie to
day. He represents a la'go China
wholesale house or Kau Francisco.
Tlie Boutheru Pacific company Is
now Increasing its freight seivice to
accomuiodaio the summer and fall
shipping.
Mack McOlloch, formerly of Pen
dleton, died in I'ortlaufl yeweruay
aged 43 years. Deceased win an f.iK
and u Knight of l'ytliias. Tho re
mains will be Interred at HarriHbuig
Monday afternoon.
Lebanon Advance: Mr J Watsoiu
of this city has douuted elghty-elglit
lots In WaeBom'B uildltlou to Heatt e to
Mineral Hprlugs College, Hodaville.
This is a very liberal donation, and 1b
suites lilt for the college. 'Mix prop
erty is now worth about i2;iWi. Tho
college has already Bollix oi me iois
"A word lo the wise la sulllcient'
and a word from the wise enouiu ue
sulilcient, but you ask, who uro the
wise? Those who know, 'lheolt re
peated experience of trustworthy per
sons may be taken for knowledge. M
W M Terry says Chumboilaiu's Cougli
Ucniedy gives hitler satisfaction than
any other in the market. He lias been
In the drug business ut jrjKion, ivy,
for twelve vears: has old hundreds of
bottles of this remedy and nearly all
other cougli medicines manufactured,
which shows conclusively that Cham
kwrluin'B It the most satisfactory to the
pontile, and is the best. For Bale by
U-burn & DcLuno, druggists.
To tore a lout in Due Day.
'laks Laxative Ilromo Quinine. Tab
i ts. All druggists refund the money If
It fulls to cure. l!.-o, The genuine has
L on each tablet.
A REDUCTION
o
lO
OF
25
Ou our entire Hi.', ut L'olou-J Mita-i.
$4 00
$3 50
$3 00
$2 SO
$2 00
$1 50
$1 25 .
Shoei for
Shoes for
Shoes for
Shoes for
Shoes for
Shoes for
Shoes for
$3 oo:
2 65
2 25
1 85
1 50
1 15
t 00
Did you ever hear
Of Such Bargains ?
YORAN A SON
Hie hhno llcaletii.
The Uutllu Ship Oregon
Has nude more kinds of o record for
the U 8 Navy In IU 18,000 miles trip,
than was ever dreumed ol. Judging
from the demand lor it, that littlo 40
page, vest pocket size, army and navy
hook Just published by the Northern
l'aclllo is milking a great lecord too
The reqiieita for It reach the N 1'
1'ai-souger department ut Ht l'aul In
large numbers fiom every part of tno
IJ lilted (States. This la u ti Unite to
wide advertising as well as to tho en
terprising agents of tlieconipany Olid
I ho value of Use book. Mr 'JIuisS Fee,
the general panenger agent at Bt Paul
Minn, will send the hook upon receipt
ol ten cents.
It MoMuiphey, General Agent, Jill
i;ene.
(J in ml Woolen Kxlilhit.
Orimd Woolen Exhibit In the piece.
Friday and Baturday, Ainjurt, 10 and
20, 1808. Ktiauss Urns, America's
Lending Tailors, of New York,
Chicago. Cincinnati, at tho store of
F.d Hanson, Eugene, Oiegnn, Admis
sion free. Kvcry late novelty of
American and F.urnpean mills is in
cluded in tills display. Don't miss it.
An expert cutter and designer for
BtraiiKS llros, will be on hand to take
lolentlllo measures of all who dcslio
lino titling clothes mado-ln-order at
Very low prices. Fine tailoring, suits
to order, 111. 75 and up; pants lo order
( .1.00 and up. l'orfiict IU guarautceed.
('all and have yourself Bolentlllcnlly
measured even if not ready to order
now.
A KrsTi.Kii From P.ohtuiia items
in ('ottoo (irove JUuifh-r: "It ''!c
Murphey, of Lugeue, who Is interested
Willi some WUonxiii plo i" a very
promising group of claims, on Falr
vnw mountain. haB lust made a Hying
trip lo the camp. While there helot
a contract for 100 feet of tunnel, to 1)3
pushed through with double shifts,
and if the showing still bids good, will
follow with another contract. He ex
pects to be back to the camp oext
week, with men to build au ore bin
mid irrado a wagon roid to connect
l, in,, iihiv Hurdsciubu e road.
MoMurnliev is a rustler and his pres.
euce Is appreciated iu Bohemia. Just,
before leaving camp ho made a casu
,n..w,..li mi niinthor croun of claims1, 1"
the Kastern part r the camp, tor
another Wisconsin party.''
Hk'sComimi. The fellow with the
dancing bear will soon ' hit the town"
If one may judge from the following
Item taken from the Astorlan: "The
mull with the hear arrived in town
and gave exhibitions iu tho afternoon
in the lower end of town. He was sur
rounded or rather the bear was, by a
large crowd, who seemed to enjoy the
performance. Tho bear was well train
ed and 60 was the master, as he would
Insist on getting a certaiii amount of
money before opening the performance.
They were accompanied by a bulldog.
The next lo urrlve before the season's
oloso will be the man with the mon
key." Wants to Kkev Tiikm. Juo ISran-
ir.ii of Waltorville who has 12 of the
Linn hore9i which Claude Branton
and Green brought down from Isbam's
corral after the murder of Linn, re.
fines to give them up to P II Bteplieu-
Bon executor of Linn's estate claiming
that he purchased them Irom Claude,
and that he Intends to keep them until
ho can get his money hack. Mr
Stephenson returned yesterday to his
borne at Condon but will if necessary
return and by a legal process forco
Itrnnlon to relliiouisli possession of
the animals. All the horsea held by
Hranton huvo Linn's brand on them.
To
val
ton
reel, arrived iu l orvallis Vcumun
on a visit with her old menus n.r a
few days. She will visit J-.ugene unu j
other valley towns before leaving for
California where she will take a cournj
in the Btauford preparatory."
Navai, PiioMoTios. Lieut Com
mander Jaiuea K Cogyswell, Urst olllcer
under Captain ClarK, of the Or. goo,
has been advanced live Hiinta for gal
lantry and meritorious conduct dur
ing the recent naval battles. Lieut
Coggswell lea biother of Catherine C
Coggswell, and nephew ot Uncle Jack
Cojigswell, of Ellietou.
Bkautikui, Ilo.MK Fob Bai.k.-.M
a great bargain; 12 miles east on the
McKenzie, twenty live acres good
ground, line modern house eligaut
water and very healthy, chureu anu
Boliool near by. I X Green box 477 or
Hodman House.
lis Times: "Miss Ltia Peel, of lip-1 rfcr" M jy K U2
,, Iowa, dau,ht,r of He ilo WT j J H .
kve toll aiPI"!','-
-,i - unml. .,uie. oil ...... -
Willi cuD.slllJu" , 7 ,.:Ve lintl iroui.ic
..... itirt Ur?.l Cai
rail ibis ailment..
Iv ol Cascaruw
670B Gerwantown Ave.
i'UUaue., m.-. -
sfiS, CANDY
M cathartic a
Bui Pin
III wrill 6 d l
...is row rci
l inspect.
CALL AND SEE II
.. CUBE CONU I , r-i in
Mil AlllilllVll.
Bekvino Notices I'uruint to lu-
Btructlons given at tlie last council
meeting Marshal Ktiles has served no
tices ou about 2 0 proneity holdeip,
who huve defective sidewalks It
would appear that uu active crostde
for good walks had commenced.
Lost. A reduith yellow pup Gordon
and LpwhIIvii. ubout 1 year old, be
tween Eugene and Springfield. Ite
ward will be paid for information
leading to his return to C H 7.UMWALT,
Irving. Ore.
Fon Sale. A good, young, gentle
milch cow; will be fresh in a few days.
Call ou 8 A Huliu at Osburii & I)e
Lauo's drug store or at residence, cor
8th and Washington sts.
Hoi- Pickers Wanted. John
Brown wants 30 hop pickers to com
mence work Kept 4 th; 14 days picking,
11 rst clans hops.
Very Bail John Whitney writing,
to the Albany Herald f.oni Manila
says: "Tho Buddest thing that has
happened to our company istheca-e
of Walter Shelley. While he w ub on
the boat he had the ineasl -a aud lost
tlie sight of one eye, ho had been over
It almost a week, when he was asleep
ono afternoon ho hud a sharp pain iu
Ills eyes and opened them and found
that ho had lost both ot his eye.-.
'1 ho doctor says ho thinks there is no
hope for lilm. Ho will bo f-ent home
on the first boat."
This Is to certify that on May 11th, I
ivalked to Mellck's drugstore on a pair
(if crutches aud bought, i bottle o
('hamberlalii'u Pain Balm .or in ham
niatory rheumatism which had crip
pled mo up. Alter using three bottles
I am completely cured. I call cheer
fully recommend it. Charles II Wet
iel, Sunliury, Pa.
Hworn "d subscribed to before me
on August 10, 1SII1. Waller Khipmaii
J P. For sale at fill cents per bottle hy
Ostium & DeLiiuo.
University of Oregon.
Tlie lull term will begin September
lUlli. Students who have completed
tlie tentli grade branches can cuter the
sub-rrcshiiiaii class. No examinations
am required for graduates of accredited
schools, treasonable equivalents are
accepted for most of the required en
trance studies.
Tho courses olteuvl are those ol a
good university. There aru depart
ment of modern and ancient lan
guage, physics, chemistry, blolouv,
geology, English, elocution, advanced
engineering, astronomy, logic, philoso
phy, psychology, malheinutlca and
physical education. Music and draw
ing aic also taught. The tuition la
free. All students, pay an Incidental
fee of ten dollars yearlv. Boird, lodg.
lug, heat and light In' the dormitory
cost J.2 ,60 per week.
Joshua J Walton,
Sec. of lit'genta.
Iliick leu's Arnica salve.
Dancing Party. The party at
Mariau'a park last evening was attend
ed by about 3 couple who enjoyed to
its fullest every moment of the evening
from the time of leaving the city at 7
p m until tho return about midnight.
Dancing was the program aud a most
excellent selection of mazy round
dances was given. The young people
of the city whose vacation Is over or
not yet begun do not propose to neglect
Ihnoo social features which make an
otherwise dull summer a very pleaiaut
one.
Drut. Vol I, No 1, of "Drill."
Portland, or it should be said Orogon
and the Westa new magazine devoted
to Orcgou history and literature is now
being sent out, Tho criliu can find in
side ita coyer pages material of genuine
merit. If Drift continues to hold the
same literary excellence its induction
would Indlcalo then Indeed it will be a
valued magazine. Mrs Llschen M
Miller Is ono of the stockholders of the
company and a contiibutor. Articles
by Joauuln Miller, Edith Veazie Bry-
8oii, C 10 8 Wood, and others Bre noted.
A Motion. In ihe case of H C
Owen vs iV W Wltliers slierid and
Hall & Son, the defendants, have II led
amotion usltlng plulntlll to mako his
complaint more definite and certain in
this, that said plalutlll be required to
stato who tho members of his family
are, alleged to reside with plainlill iu
the third paragraph of said complaint
and to statu what relationship said
members of said family hior to plain
tiff whether they arc related by blood
or otherwise.
Brownsville Items. The Times:
"O P Coshow and wife went to Ku
geno Thursday morning. Miss Grace
Murrey, of Eugene came down last
Saturday to visit with her friend Miss
Lulu Powell. V A Calder diovo to
Eugeno last Saturday. Ho wan ac
companied asTur as Springfield by his
mother, and they returned home Wed
nesday morning."
CouuroSaw Mill. J C Goodale
of Coburir. was in dm eliv in.l.v a.i
The best salvo in the world fer ciiti Informed 119 that his saw mill 'would
commence culling lumber next week.
And In two weeks that he would lie
running full blast.
bruises, wires, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
aoica, tetter, chapped hands, chill lailis
curiiB, and all sklu eruptions, ai d
positively cutva pile, or no pay le
qulnd It la guaranteed lo give r
foet satisfaction or money relundi' l
Flue Jersey Bull.
I have a full blood J-rsey bull
ervioc. Kept at Stewavt place.
John Stkh aht
for i
There is no patent on j
poorness. Hut m.uuttac-j
Hirers do not make
A tinoii CHAHiE. Tho complete
Taylor System of Dress ( lilting taught
ireo or etiarge at Matlock's Lodging
Homo. Boom No 2, corner Eighth
and Willamette stieets.
Will Sail Tomouhow. The Ore
gon recruits will sail tomorrow from
San Fianclsc.ion the Meanu'ilp Atizo
na to Join Uieir respective companies at
Manila.
Ml
60 S00(l as SclWtjr's ?,..
because most people like to
be humbugged.
For sale by
Gray & Son.
i r i. .
, iioiisK vantki. A good work
, horse, weighing 1300 to 1400 lbs; will
ipayhmibci f,.r ,. n,,il)ln1. n,lllre
j at (tils onico fr panlculars.
I Wantei.. To n-nt a house with
I from ii tn 7 room,; ,.o t0 run a vear.
j EnqulriMt Star Job omee'Jth st.
, I.os,r.- pair of tugs ami l,i,.HM(
j "traps en ,1,,, rV(,r ( T)11 1m(i.
will please leave them at this ollhv.
Phone. The Banquet for ieo cream,
candles, bread, pastry or anything in
heir line. No 43.
Girl Wanted. For general House
work, Inquire at 1Mb olllc.
Street Car '1 i kets For sale at
the Banquet
Tandems to Kent. Ed E McCi.a
nahan.
CIIIJUCH oKIIVICKS TOJIOUUOW
U 11 CIlUKt'If.
erviCM as usual.
All are wi 1-
All
C 11111".
P O liflNEIlRAIiE.
ITIIMSTIAN CIIU1HTI.
All the legular services of the day.
Preaching hy the pastor morning and
evening. A cordial welcome to all
who attend.
Morton L Hose,
hap it vr church.
Mr Fmuk Mathews will preach at 11
a m tomorrow.
Suuday school aud Young Peopled
meetiug t the usual hour. Tne public
U cordially Invited to attend.
Pulpit Com.mitj.uk.
m k church.
llev Jus Moore will preach at tlie M
E church ou Sunday morning at 11
o'clock. Theie will lie no service iu
Ihe evening. Sunday school and Ep
worth League at the usual hour.
Every bony welcome.
J T Abbett,
Pastor.
1'RESIIYTERIAN CIIUKCII.
Hev E A Holdridgo the Pacillo coast
Evangelist will conduct services in this
church as follows:
11a in, worship aud sermon, subject
of discourse "The most Important ques
tion that can be asked a Christian."
8 p in, "Five loaves of bread" au object
talk-this should be seen and heard.
At 11 a m the Suuday school will wei
coino back their superintendent who
lias returned. At 4:30 p ui Junior En
deavor. The Y P8UE will nieige
their meetiug with the evening service-
Strangers welcome.
LIFE IN CANTON.
The IVopl. ..jTb. Cii.tom. ot . F.rooa.
Chlut-iie City.
at Canton, but
n,' live in a settlement outsido the
uativo citv. Their influence, like their,
place of abode, is merely upon the out
ermost edgo of the community. Our
ideals of civilization have not touclied
,l,o people. They arc today as they
bavo bcin for centuries past. They
tneer at our institutions and consider
themselves in every way snpenor to tho
white "Uularnm." Casual visitors to
tho crowded city visit tho various points
of it,.n.st bv means of sedan clianu
They iu-o ncconipiuiieu uy a u..v..
guide, who conscientiously goes through
u long catalogue of things, wonderful
or horrible, iu English, which is fluent
ly cr.i:. Lnt-. imncrfectly understood
i. ,i.n in wliom ir, is addresscil The
g'uido is verv attentive to thoso in his
nniiin in his manners, and
often possessed of a fair amount of hn
mor. Tho streets of tho city ore of n pattern
of immemorial antiquity. Nouo is more
than teu feet wide. Tie- houses lean in
ward from tho baso and almost meot
overhead, shutting out all but tho nar
rowest strip of daylight Signboards
aro hung perpendicularly outsido ovory
houso. They are elaborately carved and
gayly decorated with nbiiniliuico of gold
leaf and scarlet or black lacquer. Tho
mystic looking symbols inform tho curi
nns Unit, ouo particular shop is ' 'Prosper
ed by Heaven," another has "Never
Eudiug Good Luck," whilo yet another
is "Tho Market of Golden Fronts" tne
said profits, bo it known, going into the
pocket of tho dealer.
Among tho most interesting sights of
this unchangeable city aro tho pawn
shops. They aro often great, square,
solid crauite structures, which look
mora lil:o old border keeps than tho j
residences of accommodating "uncles.
Tho pawnshop fulfills a doublo pur-j
peso. It advances money at au interest
varying from 20 to !!0 per cent, and it
stores in safety within its massivo walls
those articles of finery aud adornment
which aro only required at special times
and seasons. On tho flat roofs of these
citadels uro piles of stones mid jars of
vitriol, ready to repel any attack that
may bo made by thieves, whoso methods
of plunder aro less rcmied than those or
tho pawnbrokers.
Iu tho jado stouo market we meet
with the Chinese parallel to (ho western
diamond. The best stones aro very val
uable and are brought from Turkestan,
tho only place iu tho world whero mines
of this stone aro worked. Every well to
do Cliiuaur.ui wears a ring, brooch or
bracelet of jade, nnd tho poor, who are
imablo to purchase tho real articlo, wear
ornaments of glass, which uro colored
iu imitation of tho moro expeusivo jade.
Shaggy dogs with coal black tongues are
disposed of iu another market. Fried rat
and boiled frog, not to mention fricas
seed puppy, tempt tho hungry into the
uativo restaurant. Tho local 'medicine
man, " adhering to tho prescriptions of
his ancestors, makes puis and potions,
of which tho chief ingredients aro wax,
doors' horns, petrified bones, petrified
crabs, snakes, scales of tho armadillo,
tigers' bones and lime. When tho medi
cines do not cure, they kill, and whether
tho imtieut lives or dies ho does so
knowing that at any rato no hated for
eigner lias had anything to do witli the
strength or quality of his medical diet.
European Magazine, Loudon.
1 n: I
Wall Paper in Mil Ml Wi
Hi Wink
y $ 10,000 rolls just icceived.
COMMODORE JOHN C. WATSON,
Commodoro John C. Watson, who has had chargoof tlio blockjlerj i
vana, was born iu Kentucky iu 1842 and graduated at tho Mval rales
1860. Ho was commissioned as lieutenant commander iu 1800 and nd
rounder in 1874.
For Keillor Sale
on easy terms. Hotel in Springlleld.
Address, T M Jacksou, lock box 140,
springlleld, Oregon.
PECIAL.
hi I
(' ill!
Pieces Dimities and
Organdies at 5e yd.
All Summer Dress 1
I Goods at One
Their Value.
1 Shirt Waists 1
g "iST-TO CLOSE 3
From 25c up.
ooeQjuiiuujuiuauiUiiittiiuuiiuuoQQ
Notice to Taxpayers.
Taxpayers will phase lake nolii-
that the Delinipient tux rolls fcr 1S0S Oregon, viz
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that tbi
dersigned is I lie rightful oinrcrf
foilowinc warrants of Lane M
is now coiup'eted and open foi Hi
collection of laxef. All who desire lo
avoid costs mu.-t pay their taxis on or
before the 15th day of August 1S08.
After that date percentage and eoyts
will positively tie added.
The levy for ISO" taxes will In- in.-.de
Immediately after the above date
Dated Augus'. 2nd 1808.
W W With wis,
KheiifT and Tax Collector.
I W. KAYS FORNITURb GO.
EHBALMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Cash BuyersJnicR Prices
A 2flc mop stick in
A 25c heavy double wash hoard!!'. .20
A 25cshoe brush lo
A on stove biu.'h ",'!! !()
A $1.75 shoo repair outlit !!!'$1 00
A $1.00 ax jg
0 doz common clothespins...!!!!!!!!! jo
In fact, hot prices all along the line.
Look out tor more of aiove.
AX BILLY
Member of Cash Ituyer's Union
No7S32 foriS.i'fl n-gisttmlXo
189" registered No .'Oil.
No 81t:0 for $").00 registered te
181)7 registered No 3779.
No 8031 for $30.00 registered D
1807 registered No 301.
No 803G for f 107. 15 r.'ris'm
13th 1S97 ivgistend Xo3i78.
No 8118 tor 5133.00 registered
18S8 registered No 3S52.
Which are lost, aud all I""!
hereby wnrncd not t" turL
should they he found liyaujtK
I'kank ECft
Engine, Oregon, Aug lOlk.K
OSTEOPATHY
W. J. NOVIXCEH, D.0,
Will locate for peimnnent p!
after August 13, IN".
In Itooms 1 and 2. Soceuil floor HoU
EUGENE, O11EU0S.
J
S LUCKEY,
JEWELKIi.
Walclica nnd Clocks liepniml.
Ki-genf, OiH::o.h.
171 H AISI .A1, ."Ii10'
STATE
MONMOUTH. ORE0"
Slroig Academic ui PrcfcssiBiil
Well eiiillpct trniiilns depwUie11'
gr.uii.ji, wild -.MlchiUlren. ,
H.-Kiilur Normal eoiirfi'ol 0''"''
K. iilor year wholly i.wiei"j
! r.s
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tr
Ciimhiiilt s ol nri'iruui't .i- je:,
iiiniuc u nut' j - t -
The (linlnliiti vl iheppmii"
col'-
i ret'
linv in a life CTlireiilc tn l' "1' ' t
I lie UrHiluales ei ote rL.
ai teiii'ner. ..miiI''
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