Daily Eugene guard., June 21, 1901, Image 2

Daily Eugeue Guard
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ay Kio6tl. AdilrtMH U communications
il uik ell re:uittaoM payable to th
KiiotNK Uuarii, Kugvue, Oreguu,
SUUSOKIPTION BATK&
DAILY.
Delivered by carrier, per week
lielivered by carrier, per montbi...,
By maU one year (m advance) ,
Hn month t ,
'Jue month H
Single oouiee. ,
WUKLt,
..f 15
.. 5-J
.. 6 C3
3 (W
One year (In advance)... $1 50
hix months 1 W
Advertising ratee made known on applica
tion. Entered ai second-class trV a at the
Kuut-ne, Oregon! postottioe.
THE KASTERM OFFICES Of the
ijer are at 'iO to 234 Temple Court, New
York City, and U 8 Kx press EMir, 87 Wash
nutnu St., Chictgj, III., E KATZ AdvertU
Lk Agency In charge, . .
CAMPBELL BROS PublUhers
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FRIDAY
JUNK 21
HOW COMES COAL-OIL?
At the United St'atea Geological
Surrey the reoent dlecoveriea of oil
ia Texas, Wyoming and California
are regarded with oomplaiaance not
only because they will add millions
to the visible wealth of the country,
but because they furnish additional
fields tor investigation into the
source ' and origin of the various
grades of "oil," says the Baltimore
Bun. .... ,
Wilb all the study and original
research which have been going ou
for many years in cooneotion with
petroleum there is muob ignorance
on the Bubjeot. Where it can be
found, whence it oomea and its
origin are all unanswered questions
When a gusher 1b struok it spouts
a black fluid known as "oil." ITbis
may be a compound of 50 or 100
'different oila, which have ; to be
separated as far as possible before
being marketed. The qualities and
characteristics of oil vary not only
in the different wells, but often in
the same well, the yield from one
straturr being different from that
of another lower down. The oil 01
the United States is entirely differ
ent from that found 'in Russia,
Java or Peru, which faot substan
tiates the, theory that the several
oils hav9.diffeient origins.
COPPER MIXING INDUSTRY.
The marvelous . growth of the
copper industry' wilhin the past
century, aid particularly wilhin
the past decade, may" be exempli
lit (1 by a uompirison between the
proiluution at the beginning of the
1 .m century and iU olose.' In 1S00
tun output ot the oopper mines of
tliu world was about 18,000,000
pounds. In 1000 the produutlon
was ovar 1,000,000,000 pounde.
During the entire ceutury the cop
per mines ot ihe world produced
2 .000,000,000 pounds. "The United
Slates produces more than one1
half of the world's output at pVea
ent, the produotiun for the present
year being estimated at 600,000,000
pound. While the United States
has beoo.ue the greatest produoor, it
bn also become the largest con
miner, by re son of the enormous
growtli nt electrical and kindred
i lid uitriert. but this country is yet
tne greatest source of supply for
12 u mpti.
iNljcbigan, Montana, Ariiona and
California are the principal produc
ing sections, Michigan leading with
lie large production from the Lake
Superior copper belt. Its mines
lone - irn(iuneil, In the ten yearr
including. '18110 an I 1899, copper
Willi a Vhuh ol ?1')5 878,719, and
paiil Mi (linleiiil- during that time
147,982,000.
George K Chamberlain, dislrict-Blto-ney
of Multnomah county, it
juoiuinently coeu'iiiioJ tbe pos
sible nominee of the Democratic
party for overnor next year. No
better selection could be made.
Mr Chamberlain is in the prime of
hfe, has ripe legil attainments and
business knowledge, ;a practical
and knows the needs of the ata'e,
having passed all the yeara of bia
manhood as a resident ihereoi.
Farther he would ba elected.
George Chamberlain is not in the
habii of getting beat. y
Mayor ' Kowe of Portland is a
strong advocate of earned walks in
every part of tbe city'; Tbey are
nice and substantial but co ne nigh.
It would be an onerous tax on
most reaidence'property.
Major-General Chaffoe says the
allied troops killed fifty inoli'ensive
Chinese to one Boxer and that in
discriminate looting, which means
stealing, was the rule.
Tbe farmer will learn what a
trust is when he buys his bin ling
twme this year. !
' Notice to Bridge Builders.
Notice Is hereby "Riven' that sealed
bids'wlH b fwwrvml at tliU-offioe up
tonoou July 6th, lOill, for tlieconhtroo
tlon n( a county bridge on Hear Creek
at whutMs known a the Mahon Cross
ing,' 4 mile, west of Junction, accord
Iur to plans, epeci Heat Ions and strain
diaitruiii ttiurcof lurnlnhed by' me and
kept lu this olllca for " I lie Information
ol bidders. A. deposit of five per ce.it
the amount of bid is required by the
state law with each bid. - Tbe right Is
reserved by the court to reject any aud
all bills. .
Oflloe ot County Surveyor of Laue
County, Oregon, June 17, 1901.
C M Collier,
' County Surveyor.
Sheriffs Notice ol Sale oi Lands.
ua Monday, July 8, 1901, at
10 o'clock a in, all lands upon
which Lane county holds tax
'ale certificates of more than two years
itandlng will beoflered for sale at pub
lic auction to the blithest bidder for
cash at the county corn room at the
court house In Eugone, Lane county,
Oiegoo. ' '
W VV WlTIIEKS,
Sherlfl of Lane eouuty, Oregon.
To Cure a Cold in Une Day
Tulte Laxative Broino Qolnlne Tub-
eto. All druKitlats refund the money
fit f.il.s to cure. E, W. O rove's altfua
uiels on enoh box. liio.
CIASTOIIIA.
8mm th t II18 1(11111 u llal" W33 Bought
o Cure " No Pay.
That tlio way all tlrupKiHls sell Groves
Tastelewt Chill Tonio for Chills, Malaria and
UiHiousuess. It is as plenmnt to Uko as
Lemon yrup. Mounts ,
OABTOniA.
Bwtn the j$ You Haw Always BotlfiW
FouBai.b. lleslilenoe,' corner 11th
nd Lawrence street, large twn.atory
Iiouri", barn; two wells ami fruit trees,
tlsn 80 aores of lmiil one mile west of
Hugeue with gooricrnp, H J Uastuau,
Hugeue, Oregon.
Condition powiturs iind stock feed.
Preston A Hales,
Come In "lid rubber at our garden
hose at Grtfllii Hardware Go's.
All wool suits to your measure from
Salem Woolen Mill goods. J M Howe.
The genuine Del 1 1 Kuamel ware Is
old only by tbe Urllllu Hardware Co.
Noue'botter tbau the Continental
Tailoring Co of Chicago. J M Howe,
ageut.
Take a look at our new Hue of bug
gies, hacks, eio, at Urllllu Hardware
Company.
A WOMAN'S TMWAT
Is her fortune if she rlinun U lc ;i Pstti
or AI'vmi, and Ui.it lot tunc is ;ii.m!.i iUv
and ninht with thr gtrm.rst t' tu ' Nollung
fiighlt ii!t n Mtior mi nuH-h ah .1 cmiv;!i
Hvcty woman ought ti be .it't nd of a
cough. It tft iiittitrv'a dinger iyn.il Wli
tides nut know of some ?.wrct wontni voice
siU-ilOcd loicvrf 1t diiirrtVc which began
w ith a sliuhi couvh
T.ie usv of ii. iVuv' C,ttb it XcOical
Ih'ritovcry will ru-mie a pi intiinMii ctne of
ihe moi obitinaie and lincting cotiuh
V.wn when the limns air mvdpd and
thin are lu-mnnli:ii:r ami ruUri.itiou,
"Golden McUumI l)iMvrrv" gciuT.illv
ciliciive in rvlning the dwt'.vd otgrtn
to fcoiind health and "Ueut'th TMne t
no ii'cohol in t'u- Pi-ot( it " mid it
cniiuly free ftt m npniui, ch.uuc nd all
other naicotu'-.
"1 Sltl frflitlfc tiutie rrll " Htf:e Mi tVMCS
ot N. hju (' Sit tit, V, .nhnnrton,
P l' . " . iwl 1 owe it ti'l lr rif r lio'.lrn
MrvtHiil I'Ihwix. I ivul in . ti .pMtr a tttl-rrr
frr a li'tiv" littir. Mn n1rr rri.ltmt Ir ltftr i
Omiinotl r nr M. '.k:i1 ,-'m- t IlLnighl I w.iiht
Ifv lit f.uMrti Mr vrtv ' 1 h ul not
t-rn lre'tiit: t 11 t.-t n I.'i tone 'V,"K imicU-s-!-iltlll
f lr. I'ificc' I'., 1 ii-n Mr. iitil
ry and t-i.t m Iv tii(ii u!i -til ci'Mnhiiia.
' 1 inilmitt.l iski-.j it I h.nl n Biest
s.ilftrt tor m .'r nan t v 1 trtr.1 U-t .if
It 'trtvtit innli im n. dii,iiitit li--t."t but
it.l mt Ire l inn. ti Ulln. 1 ,.iii'i.,, ik,til 1
o-iiont'TKr 1 . tltu,; M.-t t til uuw 1 led much
Mrots T and m t-utu . ! i 11 "
Dr, Pit-rcr's tnnB1ii"S.tnr Mrdiral
Adviser, in paper rmnt, i 1lt rut on
ttrt ipt of 31 otic c iti sinMint to imv e-
pensr 4 w ,:-v :f,'R. V. 1
M Mm
Upper McKenzie News.
K H Belktmu writes u from Belknap
Hpringt iiuder date of Juue 19 that
there is considerable travel across tbe
mountains via the AIcKenz'.e wsrod
road, six to eix t teams pai-smg each
way a day.
Tbe snow u.i the suiiiiiil Is about
gone. A few more but day will take
tt all. A gai-R of men were working
tbe road, cleaning it of loose rock and
fixing bad p a' es. Eight lamllies were
vamped at the Springs.
Didn't Marry for Money.
The Bostou man, who late'y married
a sickly rich young ;woruau, la happy
now, for he got Dr King's New Life
Pills which restored her to pet feet
health. Infallible for jaundice, bilious
ness, malaria, fever and ague aud all
liver and stomach troubles. Gentle
but ellectlve. Only 25 cents at W L
DeLano's drug store.
CeresJ
Represents the Highest
standard of excellence
in cereal coffee products
54 California figs and prunes,
scientifically blended with 46
well ripened grain, makes a table
beverage of rare quality. .
In FlGFRUNE there is com
bined, with the delicious fruit
flavor, all the nutritious and
health-giving qualities of fruit and
grain.
Boil from 5 to 10 minutes only.
ALL CSOCERS SELL
riCFRUE. CEREAL
FREE!
A VOTING CONTEST.
The merchants of Eugene
will Give Away a
$650 Trowbridge Piano
To the ubnrch, school organization or pri
vate individual receiving the ffrateat
number of votes by Oct. Ji, UHH.
Piano ou exhibition at Corner Drug Store.
The following merchants isiue ballots with
each zjhj. puruliase. iiallot boxes at each
houe reores-nted:
V. K. )nnn, Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets
and nuoes.
P. Frank & Son, Dry Goods, Clothing, B b
and Shoes. .
H. Uonhni, The House Fcrnlnher.
Hamilton Biob., l)ry Goods and Clothing,
Louuhmiller ft teter, Hardware, IuiplemeotB
aud Bicycles.
3. H. Friendly, Dry Goods and Clothing.
Griliiu Hardware Co., Hardware and fcHovea.
Yoran & Sun, Shoei.
Geo. H. HtnEth, Restaurant, Confectionary,
T. A. Gilbert, Shoe Store.
Clias. W. Hill, Cigars and Tobaeco.
Mnon's feeiLStoro, Perfection Flour; SIfg. by
Wilhelm&Son.
B. 1. Paine b Co, Bioyclei and Sporting
Goods.
Eugene Grain Produce Co,, Corner of Oak
and Ninth SK
Watkius ilc Miller, Wholesale and BeUll
Butchers.
Dorris Art Gallery, Photographs.
J. O. Watts, Watches, Jewelry and Oi tical
Work.
Geo. T, Hall j Bon, Groceries and Crockery.
K. Suhwarzschild, Books and Photographic
Supplies.
H. V. Dunn A Co, Bakery, Confectionerv,
K. K, Mct'laimhan, bicycles aud Ue pairing.
J. S. Luokey, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut
GIahs, Silverware.
Buck tier A Clevenger, Millinery and Drew
Making.
Sterner Wright, Groceries and Crockery.
V, B. McKfuuuy, Groceries.
KOHLER & GHASE MUSIC HOUSE
Tbo Largcl snd Oldest ou tbo l'aoillc Cout
Han Francisco, Calif.
MORRIS A CRAW,
Agents for Oregon.
Keiftm VITAt.MX
LOST VtGOR
AtD ttlANHCOi
Curcts Irapotoncy.KiKht Emlssior.-iith
Mrain dioa.e, all effects v4 pc'f
itjySft ulu JC, .; r::crr,s ard fiui.
VSurf Cttti )n- AnorvctoiilRHtK
Vjr " hUnni Imihler. Drinjrs i if
jrtWrV pink (flow topalecbeekonc
pvy restores the tire cf vouth
per box: j twxei
ioi .. '..'.filt; wit' a writ ton fruaran.
too to euro if refund tlio iuouoj.
NERVi TA MEDICAL CO.
t Mnto.n Jt Jackon Sts CHICACC, ILL.
Hold by Linn Drug Co.
J. L. PAGE
UKALIR LS
Groceries
llnvliig B Loryr aud ConilU) atot-k ot
HtHjjle Hint Kfttiuy Groverten Uinglil
In the Ut mnrkotH,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CafH,
I ran nflxr the r-tihllo ttetu-r prior
thiku uy other hcu-e In Kok'i'Iip.
LAKE COUNTY BANK
EUGENE,
OREGON.
ttt.blllh.4 In Kit. Ollnl
aim la th Caaat,.
General B inking business in all branches
transacted on lanorat'e terns.
A. . HOVEV, PrwI.lMit
I. l. HIM, IN. I'Mhtvr.
tt 11 , IIOVEY. Aral C'Mlii.j.
FlGPRUNE
Don't Rub It In.
All
ACHES AND
PAINS LOOK
ALIKE
TO
Scotch Remedy
There irt t ur uod reasons why ever
household s ouid use this remedy:
First It penetrates quicker and deeper
than any known remedy.
Second it removes pain and soreness at
once, timl will not hull or discolor the
Kin or ciuimnif.
Third li contains no chloroform, ether,
ammonlii, capaicum or Iodine and Is
not volatile.
Fourth Uet jtuse It in the only safe. Quick
and hurmltbj remedy found on la
market.
Bold by all druggists at 50 cents.
SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY
Western Agency SAN FRANCISCO
Sold By Linn Drug Co
CASTOR I A
for Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough!
' Bears the
Signature of
A Voting
Contest
Given by the leading" Merchants
ot Eugene by which a
$450 Kimball Piano
Will be given FREE to the T ode. School,
Church or Orvanizitiin voted the most popu
lar by Get 14th, l'.Ml. All ballot nmat be
marked with names of nierchauts issuing same
or they will not be counted.
The following tnerchauta inane batloU with
each 2o cnt cash purchase.
J V Kan If man, Dry Goods, Clothing and
Millinery.
David L'nk, Boots and Shoes.
F L Chambers, Hardware and Bicyclee.
J U Green & Son, Groceries
L C Skeela, Groceries.
N T Wilson, Groceries.
Littlefield'a Cigar Store, Cigars and
Tobaccos.
C C Hammond's Bakery and Kestauraut,
Confeotiouer.
University Book Store, Books and Sta
tionery. J WKavs Furniture Co, Furniture.
Winter Photo Co., Photographs.
Went Bros, Livery and Feed Stable.
Dr A G At wood, Dentist over Laue Coun
ty Bank.
Eugene Soap Co, Manufacturers Lu Lu
Soap and Peerlens Washing Powder.
F A Kankin, Piauos, Organs aud Musical
Goods.
J A Maurer, Jeweler.
Eugene Mill and Elevator Co., Flour,
Filer's Piano House, Portland, Or., Western
Wholesale Dealers In Kimball Pianos.
F A Rankin, Local Agt
C. S. Farrow.
Dealer lu Harvesting machinery
and imulemenU, also real estate.
Money loaned and rent collected on
reasonable terms.
Office corner of 8th and
idive Sts, EUGENE,
Oregon.
Willamette JVLarket
Operated formerly by
C M Young is now re
opened and conducted by
BRODERS BROS.
Who will keep a full supply of all
kinds ot meats.
Give us a trial and we will guaran
tee satisfaction.
Broders Bros
EUGENE
LoanoSavinysGank
, Of Eugene, Oregon. '
Paid Up Cash Eapl - SjO.OOC
Surplus .... B.0DD
h GCNCttAL ftNPlNI BUSINS80 TRANS
AOTEOON raVORAtlt TCilMS-
lratts isuert on the T.riiirn cttle ot th
I'nltetl tuu! sifil t.Hflitn iv nru.
lnitret .m K-in.i.. Cvrtlftisi. ol
1'fponlt when it-ff rtnud urioil.
Collection ierir our i.rrj't Mteimon
City audCounij Wsrrs.its :ouhb.
C. flhOWN,
tf(-llllMt.
3. A. Pf'F
vl fe(Ut
W. ft. HtrWH
- ?IRST
isil km
Ot Eugene.
Paid up Cash Ca-ltal S50 OOO
Surpiua . $50,000
Eugene, Oregon.
4 O.KXKltAl, H.r,Kl.( ncsiXKS!"
fV. lion on t"!..U trmt. 8ik-h
dratU on I l.icairs ."a Kmsrim r.J Port
i&a t, l'rvttit.
KU'X ,.( .T,.nk- -M on f, iU.i, ront.uk,
r,vr.l ,ihjvt l ch-k ot oorto,.
OAt .If ,.'.if,
Allo-llwti.il-. tntrn-trl tv vm (ll twrirr
T tl llCNIIKU'in,
lkmi,int
8 B K,,
Viut rraMt
P. K. SsmrikA,
I i.r.
!.. 11. I'OTTIl
AwifUnl.
Hat
ir wrw wK;i"3 r,''i,H,11',lsiiii.!.
N
".
j j j
V e t: dr frr old hfeli, and aellon installment
e )' 1 like for you to oa' aud eee thee
beaa jiSneU bicyclct. Youri uwt r
Barker Gun Works,:;
SMOKE
High Grade 5c Cigar
F. C. Potts
Manufacturer
"
lyon's French Periodical Drops
Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, sure to accomplish
DESIRED RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy.
CAUTION Beware of connK-rfeltii and Imitations. The unnulno Is pot up only In pnstc.hoanl Car
7 Y. . 7. ton with rac-Bln.nofitKnatiiro on side of the bottle, tlnis: . a -
toua ft Circular to WILLIAMS Mtu. CO, Sole Auu, Clovolanu, OUo. jAj&C-JtVJ
For Sals bv LinnDrua C
Dr jieyer S Co.
At Hotel Euecne from 12
Treat all chronic kill ney, liver and stomach trouble, tlis"
eases of the respiratory organs and private diseases of men
and women.
Consult these eminent doctors while here. Museum
in litus Block Willamette street. ADMISSION FREE.
DR M KYER ec CO,
731 Market street, San Francisco, Calif.
Not Made by the Trust.
IP YOLr havo pride then take a ride on the
, ! I tMiitiful, beautiful, Snell hicycle. '1 he
II.! fr tinea and frame lua are made f the finest
! jfrade wruu.'lit .te-l. 'J'he .jxike Ate the
, fiuiiuu. Exce'.ior. and we xive yi.a bnv kiui of
,1j tire y,u may v sh, also a hit; oj,iiin i,u wul
', dlea and hanflte tvire. Theee wlifel an' made
j'JItytheSNELL B) CYCLE l'0 of To'edo,
i' Ohio. The ahope cover over 7 acrea ol laud.
the buildintra are of briok, two and three
itoneelilKli. JDe'qnaiuyoi uiecneiliiej'clea
never been questiuued.
Price, lor Juveniles
$20.00, $22.00 and $25.00.
Prices for the standard sizes
$27.00. $30.00, 535.00, $40.00, $50.00
Unexceptional Livery
Service
You alwnya cet r V,t
Broe. Our fTioee b'h ,i,w
enough to euMlil" y. ir m
enjoy SfirlDft rrlvii)(j .ith
oul fiwlinf the coat. tjtHfH
leave our bIhIiIph fr Lea
burg and inteimeoii.t"
poinld dally at 6 n'olock a
m. Ulue Kiver aim inier
mediatu points Mmida'H,
Wednesdays and Friduya
at 6 o'clock a m.
WEST BROS.
Comer Willameite and loth ats,
Eugene,. Ore), ou'.
'TIS EASY WHEN YOU
KNOW HOW;
and where to secure high prale
wii.es and liquor, to get the best
and purest at low prices. You can
always find the very uhoicent vin
tJik'esinclarete, liiirgnudiee.KMn
wines, clminpsunes, and every
thing in the best table wine, with
the host boquetand hneet flavors,
as well as choice old whiskies,
ale, porter aud beer at, ,
W. M.
RENSHAW'S
Eugene, Oregon.
A Master Stroke
In fine laundry work wa lay on every
article lann- ereit by us whether it be
linen or Madras white or coliirtMlbhirt,
eullar, cuilri or bhirt wa;Btn, Onr
laundry work is unapproHchahle in
point of beauty- in color, finish aud
coneciertiouB care. We win appro
bation by giving satisfaction and
Ieerlef s work at low prices.
Eugene Laundry Co
to 9 n in till
furtl
icr notice.
C"i;ti,-.i
''c Ii.ialtT.
Yj BILYtU,
'fctitiml it.. ,
0 WdOIJCtJCK,
Offi-Onehalfbw,,
K SKIPWOKTU,
""I practice in all the Courts
Ecuiai
HKLIICBW THOMPSO
'lL1HOMPSOJ(4HARl)Y,'aa4,.
ATTOItXEYS.iT.Uff
l'ffice-ln Hr.tX..I., .
t'ractice lu U ihe cour'
Eouiwii, Ouku
L 11
TRAVIS,
Attoruey-At-Lw.
Office-Over Eugene Loa 4 S,
liuKene, Oregon.
JJAKBA&UCiH4KlssLVcii, "
A'lT 'l.XKy3.AT.Uw
Offioe-l!m3.Il, uuuaaj-..
Qto. n Doiiws, ;
t.roiiNEY It COUXSELOIBU,
vill ura.:ticeinall the court, of
I'.idicltd li,lnctaud in the SmnJz
it tlieetate. inm
.Special attention given to coW.
oijttera in probate.
Dtiice tiretNatwoa EaiikBlik
VUhiiub 1, 2 autl 3,
MEDICAL.
jJH J W KAIilllS,
PHYSICIAN' AXD bCROEOX
Off ce Over WilkiimiLinn'idrogrtn
Office iioure y tc 'i am; 2(o5w'i
y f in.
Keriideuce -Kerry atrt btvMU Hbe
1'Jth.
jpAINE i KUYKE.NDAIX,
PHYSICIANS ANDSlUGEuH
i;llic-:t In Ij-.rtiie Loan & Kaviaji rja
IWtiliiinv'.
3t,.;ai attt-u'ion to HUrery ud vugiali
e;.-t Htl wivn.-ij.
J
Jl'.WUJiJl.
inj t'loclt8'Il"oairt-i.
Watcl
I)'
Ilillj'I.E,
D1.NTI8T
III' -On t'li.'O . rwt, betM tr
Sil i etraota, -m- block 'wrt 4 HiuM
hi-ll
L. 1. MITH, I o. MIMIIUU
u .'I'l. , A 1 HIC PUVilOiSs
Eu ".'T :vr. V. javiu hinkbiii i4
Oii. i.v.,. ! t 12:1 JO Iota)
evening Ii..u.t ty apuoin'int ti.
ca'li, attended to liy or nUht
ASsAYKIt A.ND METAUll
Eioras - - CUM
liett enuinwi Awav Uhontorjh
I'ronipl and relnl.le return! pimtt
Workinu Ut niiul on ere mb"
fifty Knnda to detrrmina tb. "
u. ethi.it of tre-itntftit.
The floffmi
W 0 2FI0LEP. f"'
if
UND. Y DIN'NES 5Ct
81V
T K St CAR, Prcprie'c'-
i.r',tlv f'rtrla
.v iiiJU-O""1-,
l.t
Eugene La &
,T ncw Mill ,,r
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