Daily Eugene guard., June 29, 1900, Image 4

Daily " Eiigeno Guard
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
Telephone, Ho Main 191.
New Ads Today.
...onWt...
J W Martin.
421 Rambler riders.
Dr Lowe, optician, with J 8 Luokey
Fly screens A dooi s at F L Chambers,
M & W tires sold by Barker Gun
Works.
Guaranteed Ueyole repairing, Mc-
Cliinahau.
Croquet sets 00c, $1, 1.26 at Barker
Gun Woiks.
lfiO Itamblerssold this year.
Buy a Crescent and you are sure of a
good set of tires.
Wolff American bicycles. W A.
' Kuykendall, agent.
All kinds of clincher tires sold at
Barker Gun Works.
Bicycles $20 to (60. McClauaban.
MIbb May Dearborne, vocalist, at
First Christian church, Friday night,
A few secondhand ladles bloyolen
cheap at F L Chambers.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs. .Repairing and polishing.
Hammocks at $1, $1.60, $2, $2.50
$2.75 and t3 00. Barker Gun Works
Miss May Dearborne, vocalist, a
! FirBt Christian church, Friday night
Wolf American bicycles.
W A Kuykendall, Agent.
Mrs IKohh vi Hnlleubeok's Student
Recital at FithI Christian churob Frlr
day night.
If you wish to be in it pronounce it
Boza-velt. That enunciation baa
Teddy's authorization.
A dozen Japs who had been workln g
on the Mohawk branch S P It II ieli
for Portland this afternoon.
Fishing taokie. E E McClanahatu
Miss E Baltzman, the Ninth street
millinery, will have a Bpecial sale on
trimmed hats from now until July 4,
123 Crescent bloyclet sold this yea r.
What stronger terms can be applied to
popularity and actual satisfaction. ;F
1i Chambers has pleuty more of them.
Mrs Rose M Hollenbeck's Student
Recital at First Christian church Fri
day night.
Junotlon Bulletin: A Wllhelm ,fc
Bone, of Monroe, have loaded 07(H)
bushels of oats on cars here for shi)
ment to Portland.
The condition of A V Peters show
steady Improvement. Br Browi i
attending physlolau, says he wl 11
recover If no other complications ooou r,
Portland Dlspatob: Rich Btrlk es
coutlnuo to be made In the Bohem la
Uistrlot. This section will be a great
attraction In the near future for mlnii )g
men.
Wolf American High Art oycles.
W A Kuykendall, Agent;,
R M Day tried to blow out a 14-1 neb
pear tree stump today with ijlanl
powder, ' where he Is exoavi sting,
without success. Be is now gru.bblng
at me stump In the good old wa; f.
J'J very teacher elected to the port
laud aohoois has to Blgn a si atemeut
that she is not married and w ,11 not be
during the year, to her kno ledge at
the time. They thus are obliged to
publish to the world that tb ey are not
engaged.
won American bloyoles. ' Uuaritntee
never runs out.
W A Kuyken; jall, Agent.
Itoseburg Plalndeale t of Wednesday:
It G MoKlnley and 8 d penton, two
prominent umuer 'eii, were passen.
Krs on tills tnornl g', ioci from fall.
Jornla where the f Uave been looking
at umber in nu mboldt county.
Little dro ,,, of water
Wear a way the toughet stone,
The coo sunt gnaw of Towser
Mae'.loates the toughest bone.
Thorjonstant wooing lover
W, ns the blushing maid,
, A'.td the constant advertiser
Is the man who wins the trad.
Sorosis
Mastorpiece of the shoo
ninkors art.
Standard of tho world.
A perfect footwear at a
fair prico, and tho Lost
at any pneo.
Sorosis
Is lielpmtf to make Amerloan
Industries famous throughout
the World.
fourth regiment BAXb
Tbe Uniforms and Instruments
arc Here,
The Fourth Kegimeot baud received
this morning 20 new iustuuieuts
through Morris & Craw from the well
known bouse of Kohler A, Chase, of
Ban Francisco. Tbe horns are ot tbe
famous Besson make, silver plated
with satin finish. The band Is work
ing hard to get in shape or the en
oampment at Balem which begins
July 7 and expect to make themselves
known at that time.
Tbe order for tbe Instruments was
placod with Morris fc Craw June 16.
Theclarioneta and drums were shipped
from Ban Francisco and tbe horns
from New York, and 14 days from the
time tbe order was placed tbey were in
Eugene. These gentlemen spared no
expense in having tbe order rushed
through, and tbe promptness is greatly
appreciated by the band.
Tbe Besson is recognized as one of
the best band instruments made, and
and tbe boys have a pardonable pride 1
in their possession. Tbe uniforms are
here and have been apportioned to the
boys. The regular quarterly inspection
will occur tonight.
His Life Was Saved.
Mr J E Lilly, a prominent citl.en of
Hannibal, Mo, lalely bad a wonderful
deliverance from a frightful death. In
telling of It. he Bays: "I was taken with
Typhoid Fever, that ran Into Pneumo
nia. My lungs became hardened. I
was so weak I (couldn't even sit up in
bed. Nothing helped me. I expected
to soon die of Consumption, when I
heard of Dr K1 tig's New Discovery. One
bottle gave great relief. I continued
to use it, and now am well and strong.
I can't say to much for its praise."
This marvellous medicine is tbe surest
and quickest cure in tbe world for all
Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular
size 60 cents and $1.00. Trial bottle free
at W L Le Lann's drug store, every
bottle guaranteed.
Fourth of July Dinner.
Fourth of July dinner served by tbe
Epwortb League, one door north ot
MoClung's store. Price, 25 cents.
MENU.
HEATH.
Chicken, Komi Beef,. Holloa Ham
VKURTABLRfl.
Potatoes, Baked Baam, Peas
Salad, Plcklci
DHBAD.
White, Brown
OBHBKHT.
Pudding, Pic, Fruit
DRINKS.
Toft, Coll'eo.
Notice to Girl Bicyclists.
The girls who expeot to ride on bi
oyoleB in the parade July 4, represent"
lng the states, are requested to meet at
the Central school grounds, Monday
evening at 7 o'olock.
MksF W Pkentioe.
House Wanted.
Containing from five to seven rooms
within three or four blocks of business
center. Rent must be reasonable.
Will contract for 12 months or more.
Rent promptly pld. Address PO box
121, staling locution.
Men Wanted.
Twenty men wanted at Baglnaw to
work In the sawmills and logging
camp ot tbe Booth-Kelloy Lumber
Company.
Business Men.
Bee Walter Roes about your street
advertising for the Fourth of July
He can Interest you. North room of
the Uale Block Willamette Bt.
1 Rescue Hose Team.
Rescue Hose Team will drill Thurs
day, Friday, Saturday and Monday at
8 p m.
J J Hksh, Foreman.
For Sale.
Good bay fur cow, $2.50 per ton,
cash. Inquire at home near north end
ol Eugene bridge. Joskimi Davis.
LobtRkwahd P E Peterson, of
Kstrup has lost 21 gotta from his farm
9 miles went of Junction City. A re
ward of $1.00 each will be paid for their
return ; mark round hole In each ear.
Address P E Petersen, Estrup, Or.
Day & Henderson. Undertakers ana
Embalmers. Cor. Wil. and 7th sis.
Still
Alive...
1 pint bottle good fresh ketchup... 10c
1 quart bottle bluing Klc j
1 large bottle pickles 10c I
'J dozen Jar rubbers 5c
1 dos Mason Jar caps and rubbers iWi-
4 lbs No 1 large raisins 2 "c
1 large bottle ammonia 10c
Eugene home-made Unking Powder
guaranteed to be equal to Hie ben. per
pound 80 cents.
23 ounce can K V linking Powder
20 cents.
JULY FOURTH. .
General Committee Has All Work
in Hand.
LARGE CROWD WILL BE PRESENT
The general committee for the com
ing Fourth of July celubratlon is get
ting all its wori rounded out in good
shape, and can announce with a
certainty that the program given this
year will exceed in quantity and
general excellence any arranged in
tins city lor several yeare.
Tbe lloats for the Goddess of liberty
and Queen of the Celebration promise
to be unique and tasty, and will be
innovations in that line.
Tbe various contests will have as an
Incentive good purses, and the com
mittee asks that, if possible, all entries
be made before the Fourth, eitiier to
W O Trine, F L Chambers, or to any
member of the committee.
The rjqueduuk parade will be one of
the neatest things ever given. Clever
takeofls without number will be in
evidence, and no one should miss this.
For the bicycle parade five prizes, $5,
$4. $3, $2, $1, will be awarded for the
best decorated wheels, allowing a large
vurieiy for selection and origiuality lu
choice of decoration. At least 760
wheels should be seen.
Tbe mort.ing parade will be formed
on Oak street, near Eighth. The Hue
of march III be north to Sixth street,
west to Willamette, south to Nlutb,
eajt to On If, south to Eleventh, west
to Willamette, north to Eighth theuce
east to the park.
The morning exercises will be held
In the grove on the south side of the
southeast park.
All races will be run on Willamette
street.
Tbe pole vault and trick bicycle
exhibition will beat the dance plat
form north of Day & Henderson's store.
The Bkedunk parade will teat a
circus. Don't go home without
seeing it.
Professor Kronevltcli's daring leap
from the roof of the Matlock building
to a net in the street will surpass any
thing ever seen in Eugene.
Tbe dance in tho evenlug with
music by tbe Fourth Rogiiueut btnd
will be a fitting close to the festivit ea
ol a day full of pleasure.
Officers of the Day President, Hon
8 B Eakln; orator, Mao H Wallace
reader, Prof I M Ulen; chaplain, Rev
J F Claycomb; grand marshal, A
Qalney Mathews.
Vice Presidents Hon E P Coleman,
Coburg; B A Washburn, Hprlnglleld;
A L Money, Qosben; A Bond, Irving;
Dr N u Lee, Junction City; Dr L D
Scarbrough, Creswell; R O Callison,
Pleasant Hill; John MoMahon, Thurs
ton ; 0 K Hale, Hale; 8 8 Stephens,
Notl; J B Curtis, Franklin; J W Shu
mate, Waltervllle.
Executive Committee W c Yoran,
PEHnodgrass, F M Wllkins, F L
Chambers, C C K 'Ullman.
1 nnk fltvn,,rtnr.iT,,A I If It1....
your stomach is bad. vour liver our of
order. Aycr's Pills will clean your
tongue, cure your dyspepsia, make
your liver right. Easy to take, easy
to operate. 25c. All druggists.
Want your moiitlnolia or bennl a baauUIut
krirnn nr rlrh Mark T Th u.o """""
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEMS,,
L R. P. Hut A Co.
oui
in
Cut in Prices
1UN A-MI)h closing out of
.H.i..mCi ji.ivMis uiiu vrganuios
uur luuusiuius oi natrons tr
. "
Uunparalled
The Greatest Bargain Sale Ever Held.
FOLLOWING ARE
Ixit 1.
CHAM. IKS, ilr8irW.itt.rn,
price 5c ami "Je, cut to
U.t 2.
1MMITIKS, pretty ilmigna, prlre
10 cnt. ro.lucett to
3C
.SC
1'KlitAN mi a Kloweird .Ickiu
to Iawd, pric 15c cut t
IOC
Wo would advise all
to call early, as this is
Mail Orders promptly
PERSONAL.
Johiiy Baker, of Junctiou, Is in the
cny.
Hon R A Booth was a passenger to
Salem today.
SAW Howe, of Creswell, is visit
ing in this city.
Mrs 8 J Pbjuegar arrived today rrom
a visit to California.
J H Beck ley was a passenger to
Portland this afternoon.
Attorney H D Norton, of Grants
Pass, is here on legal business.
MrsT G Hendricks went to the
campmeetlng at Turner today.
Mins Edith Hoffman arrived home
from a viBit to Halera this afternoon.
Senator elect Webrupg and Mr
Wisdom left for Albany this afternoon.
Sheriff W W Withers is numbered
among thoBa alUlcted with the
mumps.
Montague Lord, of Salem, has been
appointed a cadet to West Polut by
President McKinley.
Miss Anna Cralu has returned from
Seattle, Wa-b., to Junction. She is a
teacher in the Seattle schools.
Mrs Fred Tozler and daughter have
gone to Coos county to join Mr Tozler,
who is now in business there.
Mrs W FGilstrap and little daughter
arrived home this morning from a
visit with relatives at Ashland.
Mrs W C Hale and daughter, Miss
Jessie, are home from a visit with
State Treasurer and Mrs Chas Moore,
at Salem
When last heard from Pro! B J
Hawthorne was at Madison, Wis,
taking some Bpecial Btudles in the
University of Wisconsin.
Rev Arthur Gardner and wife of
Drain, passed through today enroute
home from Turner, being called by tbe
serious illness of his father.
Thursday's Itoseburg Review: Mrs
F A Tozler came up Irom Eugene last
night and left this morning for the
coast to join ber husband.
Miss Loveridge has returned to ber
duties as head nurse at the Good
Samaritan hospital, Portland, after a
visit with Eugene relatives.
MiSB May Dearborne, the talented
young soprano, of Portland, who wiil
sing at tbe rrciiul of Mrs Hollenbeck's
pupils tonight arrived up this after
noon. '
Eugene Cannery. W K Allen
and wife returned to Newburg this
afteinoon. He informs us that during
cherry season he has shipped between
75,000 and 80,000 pounds to tbe Salem
cannery. The firm lutends to run
tbe dryers to their full capacity, be
sides It is tbe intention to enlarge tbe
plant In many ways. Next year they
expeot to put up a regular line of
canned goods.
Dance at Pakk. I will conduct
dance In the ball at Bang's park on
suesnay juiy , tne day of the races,
afleiuoouaud night. Best of inuslo
for the occasion. G W Farley.
"The Laborer is
Worthy of His Hire."
ZLf a wage-earner can
c:t more for his versonal ser
vices if in strong and vigorous
health, The blood is the
life-nising and strenath-mak
ir.g part of the system. If it
ts p :re, ad ts 'well; if not, it
shout.! be purified ivith
Hood s Sarsapartlla, which
makes ine weak strong.
Can C?t " Wis tired out, hid no
ipvtiiie nn:l I look Hood's SirsAparitla.
It built me ricW up and I an tit hart
ily.". ElU SM. Hagcr. Athol, Mass.
Ilood'i Villi euro Mrer Ulit the non-trrltttlns mid
only nahari.c to tuka with Hood'i SaraaparillaT
Our Great Midsummer Clear
ance Sale begins the week of June
witn some astounding cuts
prices, in prescntincr a fow py
amides of which we feel that wo
cannot too strongly impress the
importance ot tins salo on the
our enormous surplus stock of
at asacntice that has caused
nnnn , nr.,
J " "
THE CUT PRICES
Lot I.
I.AHOK
tlitrlt
irtmrnt of Iawmi,
15c
iitftit coloring.
regular JVc and
Lot 5.
KliKN'C H Iawim nn.l Oiynn.Hes
fibular 30e wid ".V f"ilt,
cut U
20c
of our customers
a rare opportunity.
attended to.
LANE COUNTY EXHIBITS
Arranging for a Display at tbe
State Fair.
W H Wehruni!. presideut state board
of agriculture, M D Wisdom, secretary,
and Jasper Wilklns, director, wer in
the city today In the Interest of
gettlug together a county exnmir, irom
this county for the state fair to be held
at Balem, Sep. 1722.
The interest other couutles in ine
vbIIov are taking in this matter should
arouse our citizens along the same
lines. Lane county, as is well known
h nor home people. Is one of the
richest counties In the state In ber
agricultural pioducts, and no better
opportunity has been oflered to make
a display in competition with other
nnnniten In the state, of her varied re
sources. The state board is making au
prnet. eflort to revive the interest in
the lair thiB year, and are meeting
with good success in every county
nanvassed. Proper committee will oe
appointed here soon to take hold of
ntir njilintv ex hlblta through the
county court.
Hotel Arrivals
HOFFMAN.
W D Marshall, Isabel
O Dale, Blue Elver
A L Bratton, Portland '
Mrs J B Hughes, SVendiing
Mrs B B McCarthy, Wendliug
C W Cottam, Oakland '
Frank Hoyek, Portland
G B Perelli, Portland
C h Fitohard, N Y
H D Norton, Grants Pass
J K 8mith, 8 F
J P Jorden, Pprtlaad
T D Edwards, Coburg
W R Oswold, Coburg
M JR Potts, Wis
. EUGENE.
J Christie, Grants Pass
A A Bowerman, Portland
It O Waller, Portland
L H Bowerman, Portland
8 E Laneby, Cottage Grove
L M Hoselton, Crow
0 B Whitaker, 8 F
M J McCullougb, 8 F
Qrank King, Portland
1 B Crowley, S F
B B Bing, Cincinnati, O
Joe Lyons, Drain
H C Hpero, 8 F
Pans Fair.
The American exhibit at tbe Paris
Exposillon will be an open volume,
whose lessons of skillfully directed en
deavor and unfaltering energy may be
read by all. Our Government Build
ing ia completed, and no eflort baa
been spared to make it worthy to rep
resent our nation. It was by the
same American perseverance that
Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, tbe
famous dyspepsia cure, was flfrt pro
duced. Since that time fifty years
ago it has never failed to cure consti
pation, indigestion, billlouBness,
liver and kidney troubles, and It will
make rich red blood, It Is an excell
ent tonic, and Is a regulator for the
bowelB that cannot be equalled. All
druggists sell : Do not be talked into
taking something 'just as good."
There is nothiig equal to it.
Attention Cyclones.
All members of Cycloue Hose Com.
pany will meet at the cart bou-eon
Eleventh street, Saturday eveuing at
7:30 o'olock. A 60 cent fine lor uoi
attendance.
OF WlLLODOHBY, .
President.
Portland Teach;kks. The Uach
era of Portland ruhnols for the coming
year have been selected. Proftssor
Frank Itigler waif re-elected city super
Intendeut. The following teachers are
well known in Eugene Miss Florence
Converse, Min Lena Bain, Miss JesBle
Murch, Mr A i- McKiulay, Miss
Nellie tjllery, Miss Maude Crosby
Mrs T M Jackson. The board insists
ujr u oiuer, inai ii any or the young
iaay teactiers Intend to marry during
the coming school year they shall fail
to qualify, so that It will not be neo
essary to employ new Instructors in
tne middle of a term.
Get your wheels
repaired at the
Birker Gun Works.
Many children look too
old for their years. They
go about with thin faces and
sober manners not in keep
ing with robust childhood.
1 fit's your boy or girl, give
ScolTsmuWcrL
Twill fill out the hollow
places, increase the weight,
ditu nring a healthy col
or
to the cheeks. The
provemcnt continues
i in-
long
after they cease using the
emulsion. (Jet Scott's
Scott - m
Old iiidren
CAS'i OR! A
FO.' lu;..i;' s tad Children.
111
F. C. Potts
For Nearly TwoYear?
Unable to Lay in Bed
"In my capacity as druggist, in Buffalo, N Y I h,
to judge of the merits of many different remedies ' I ro ij
sick, who come into my store fo' medicines, and mm
ore getting aloiiR. Ot alltlieliun- -""4nie
dreus of preparations which 1 sell,
not a single one begins to give as
much satisfaction ns Acker's K115
lish Remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Pleurisy and
Consumption. I sell it 0:1 a dis
tinct guarantee ihat it will cure,
or the purchaser's money will be
returned. This is a perfectly safe
guarantee, because the remedy
aoes cure. Nobody wants his
money returned. Its cures aro
nothing short of marvelous. Take
the case of Mr. A. H. Gilbert, for
instance. He lives at No. 5 Carey 'Hfe,
street, mirraio, in. y. jor more
than three years he had a bad
case of asthma, nnd had been un
able to lie down in bed for nearly
two years, lie came to my storo
and asked me what to do. Isaid:
'Take Acker's English Remedy.'
He said he had tried other reme
dies and didn't think this would
help him. But he thinks differ
ently now. Three bottles fixed his asthma all right HetwiiiW
aiier raxing mem, as wen as wnen a oov. He was mrml i
and is well yet, so I am certain his trouble is gone for good. You aji-J
mi. uiiuciimiuawi, u you uouut my worn, newmgoiurthertiiu
ing Acker's English Remedy." (Signed) S. Ii. TnoKXE,draggist,Bi
Sold at 25c, 50c. and $1 a bottle, throughout the United States u'CtJ
ana in r.ngiana, at is. 2a,. 2s. 3d., 45. oil. it you are notsatisjtdirr
return tne ootiie to your druggist, ana get your money back.
M'e authorize the above guarantee. H'. II. HOOKER & CO., Jtyrirfun,.V?,sl
For sale by W. L. DeLano, Eugene.Or
A Letter From James.
Eua enk, June 13.
Dear Mollie; Well, I got here all
right and bave got my "Ku-Kluok't
bicycle. The conductor told me I had
better buy the bicycle the first thing,
as there's thieves in Eugene. Tbe
bicycle is a pencil, and you bet the
James gang will feel mighty sorry
when they see me riding my fine
bicycle right by their bouse. I didn't
have any excitement coming over
except when I went to take ofl my
clothes on the sleeping car. There was
a lady on tbe other side and I was so
oonfouuded scared of her seeing me
that I spilled my money all over the
oar, and am $2.65 shy yet. The porter
said It must have fallen on the steam
pipe and melted, but I think he is a
foolin; be kind of cheerful, for be was
singln, "I couldn't stand it to see my
baby lose" all the way to Eugene.
I've got $28 left and the hotel clerk
has got my ticket, and I'm going out
to see the sights. The people here are
all right; not stuck up a bit. My train
don't leave until midnight. I met a
man here who knows most everybody
In our neighborhood, and be is going
to show me the town. I will have a
whole lot to tell you when I get borne
I expeot.
Tbe Barker Gun Works is a corkr r.
It's where they make bicycles.
Yours,
JAMES.
No Right To Ugliness.
The woman who Is lovely In face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be attrac
tive must keep her health. If she is
weak, sickly and all run down, she will
be nervous and irritable. If she has
constipation or kidney trouble, her
Impure blood will cause pimples,
blotches, skin eruption and a wretch
ed complexion. Electric Bitters is the
best medicine in the world to reuulate
stomach, liver and kidneys and to
purity the blood. It gives Blrong nerves
bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich
onmpiexlon, It will make a good
looking charminir woman of a
run-down invalid. Only 60 cents at
VV L De La o's Drug Store.
t
For President.
The Prohibitionists In National
convention at Chicago, Thursday,
nominated Johu O Wooley, of Chicago
for president on the first ballot. Votfl,
Woolfy, SS0 swallow, 321.
oCure No Pay.
Tht Utthm .11 ..11
Tjrtele. chin Tnic fr c-hilW Malaria and j "Sfi'VSi ""f J'
Lemon Syrup. 50rentn J
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Tobaccos & Cigars, i
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nufuiq,
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ny store to' medicines. m.,i -z.7""ci
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Get a new hn mower t
piece of bote anil with a liu
you can have a lawn that ;:d
proud of. Guaranteed tm
Chaoibeni
Hops l'UBOHAsm - Fmi
aitent for Ftr 4 Xdi, Wr
dinned 49 bales of bop tm Gd
Dorris. Termi prinlf.
tl. . UN F
Variety in
Wall Paper.
'Everything it k food, 1
artistic, wl,
Mi a piM " V
cantefcnaiit
Overt(
Paints, Oils, artist Uriah.
Modern
Photograph
Careful attfflBjf
worv sub"1'.
finishing of aJ
portrait worM-1
Eugene LwjjM
ffifllftl
KUuu Rial
New Htrnet J
rf Kawae-I f5
Willamette ami "
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WeflCiifS
ncari""
CHRIS MAW,
rlothlnr ""Sork'
Pleasure
Galore
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tail
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The alwve sold In all pure food aim,.
Tf!B Kind Yoj !!;v: Always Bough
..GILBERT.. iAx BHV
Bears tho -tf . ,
Signature of
rwwati
HUGENK, OREGON.
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