Daily Eugeae Guard
Published every ere line ol the week, Sun
d eiueiited. Adluis ' coinniuuicationi
eul uike all remittances payable to the
Uuoxmk Guauii, Eugene, Oregon.
SUBSCRIPTION ..RATES.
IIAILT.
Delivered by carrier, per week 9 15
Oelivered by carrier, per inuutb fi
Hr mail one year (ui adraaoe) 6 Olf
tiii months 8 00
One month..... 50
timide oriliies. 05
okaXi,
One year 2 00
Bix months 1 00
Advertising ratee made known on anpltci.
tlon.
I
Enired ai seamd-class matter at tbe
Eugene, Oregon, pustotlice.
TUB KASTKRV OFFICES Of the
paer are at !W0 to 2M Temple Court, New
York City, and US Kjprea. HMk, W Wash
ih,u.d St., Chicago, IlL, J2 KATZ Advertia
Drf Axency in charge.
CAMPBELL BROS PubliBherB
GUARD
ArfVl . . 1
Loiliug water, 3 or 5 per cent for
malin solution, after every eeparats
use thereof.
Razors aball be wiped with 93
per coot alcohol before and after
twiug lined cd any person.
Barbers shall keep their linger
nails short and clean.
Tbe use of powder puffs; are pro
hibited Instead use clean towels
or abeorbaut cotton
Tbe use of sponges are prohibit
ed.
Every jarbar shop shall be pro
vided with running hot and cold
water.
A separate clean towel shall be
used for eaoh person.
Every barber shall cleanse bis
hands immediately after serving
eaoh customer.
'fSm M0H TU WED THU ft JAT
: v 2 5 4 S
6 T 6 10 II 12
ZKHJS. J6 J7JjL 19
! J0 2I j? 2 24- 2S Ws
MONDAY - - OCTOBER 21
WILL TRY NEW GRAINS.
Industrial Agent Judson is send
ing out to farmeranlong the South
ern PaoiQo lines in Oregon a
large number of specimens of
grain, with the objeot of introduc
ing bettor varieties than are now
grown in the territory. The new
grain oomes from all parts ot the
world from Europe, Asia, Africa
South America and Australasia,
cot to mention other grain sections
of North America. There are 90
varieties of wheat, about 80 varie
ties of barley and about 20 varieties
of oats. Several thousand buBhels
will be distributed among farmers
who will take an interest improperly
cultivating them. Of course, the
distribution is free.Jbut the supply
is necessarily limited, and only
those who can give the grain pro
per attention will be supplied. It
is expected that moat of tho new
grain will not show great imnrove
ment over the varieties now grown,
but if there be only one or two
marked Improvements over the
present varieties in each speoles of
grain, the objoot aimed at will have
been accomplished. And it is pos
sible that suoh improvements may
be found as will entirely ohantre
the agricultural situation in West
ern Oregon.
The grain thus sont out for trial
in Oregon has been gathered from
all quarters of the world by the &a
sistance of the Department of Agri
culture at Washington. The work
of cultivation, to ascertain ita
adaptability f t the conditions pre
vailing here, is undertaken by the
railroad company, in harmony
witn tne State Agricultural College,
the two BQnnoies working together
for the general good of the Mate.
Reports will be required from eaoh
paroel of seed sent out, as to the
natural conditions, the amount of
cnltivation bestowed, and the re
sults. It may b j also that thoee
who successfully grow this grain
will be asked for seed for still
further distribution.
SAN FRANCISCO BARBER SHOP
RULES.
The San Francisco Board of
Health ban adopted nanitary regula
tor)" for bitrbor shops. The re-
oinuuuiiB nra vnry severe, and will
apply to every barber shop in th
city. Health Board inspootors will
visit the shops regularly and re
p .rt any violation of the rultn.
Here are a few of thorn:
Tbe place of business, together
with all furniture, shall be kept at
all limit) in a olt'atily condition.
Floors or wcadwork should be
swept or brushed dry, but must lie
mopped up with an antiseptio so
lution, preferaoly a solution of cor
rosive sublimate.
Mugs and shaving brushes shall
bJ sterilised by Immersions in
Millers from all over tbe Central
West are in Washington to renew
their old fight for legislation that
will prevent the railroads from
unjust discrimination against flour
in (avor ot raw wnaat. I ho rates
now in force give about six cents
per hundred weight advantage to
the flour, thus enabliog Britieh
millers to import our wheat, grind
it, and send it back to compete in
our own markets with the home
ground product.
Became a Seattle telephone girl
was pert and impertinent, and re
fused to connect a subscriber to the
Are department when be wanted to
give notice of a lire, a loss of $G0.-
000 was incurred, and now the .tele
phone comnanv is being sued lor
damages by the person refused ser
vices and by the insurance com
pany wbiob suffered the loss.
4. Fiendish Attack.
An attack was lately made on C F
Collier of Chorokee, Iowa, Unit nearly
proved fatal. It came through III"
kidneys. His back got so lame be
oould not stoop without great pain,
nor sit lu a obalr except propped by
oubUIoub. No remedy helped blm un
til be tried Electric Bitters wbiob ef
fected such a wonderful ohatige tbat
bo writes that be feels like a now man.
This marvelous medicine cures back
aohe and kidney trouble, purlfloa the
blood and builds uu vour health. Only
60o at W L DeLano's drug store.
Help Wanted.
Manager wnntnil In hvai tr taron
county to appoint agents for tbe fa
mous -uaiueo' Bum" nickel slot ma
olilnn for drinks or olsars: liwful
everywhere, takes place of all forbid
den slot machines. Rented or sold on
eatiy pay moots. Secure territory
qulok. Palmer Billiard Table Works,
Chicago, III.
What's Your Face Worth?
HometlmeH a fortune, but never. If
you have a sallojv complexion, a Jaun-
uioeu iook, mom patches and blotches
on the skin, all signs of liver trouble
ButDr KIiik'h New Life Pllla irlve
ciear BKin. rosy oneoKn, rich oomplex
Ion. Only ffio at VV ! DeLano's drug
Better lor the blood Than Saruparllla
For those living In the Malaria districts.
u rove's Tasteless Chill Tonlo.
Fok Balk Cheap. A ooiiinlntn
printing outfit, Including Washington
hand press, body and display type. etc.
suiiioleut for oouduotluu a 7-oolumn
newspaper. For particulars address
F Amis, Eugene, Oregon.
For Kent. A room suitable for
lodging aud convenient to the business
pari or town, lmiulreat tbe Uuahd
onioe.
JtfO SHADOW
Of outward misfortune can darken the
Bill lie of the lnvnl wife and hiviuir
mother. But when disease comet the
anue slowly fiules, and In its place
com. is the drawn m. ..M.
f acii mid tivht
close 1 lips which
It'll it the con
stant atru-gglc
with p tin.
U hi u the tldi-
cntr womunlv
orymist q Is tllH-
i5.nl tVte whole
1 U ml Vrs ; the
i 'i 'ni thin,
tuitl i he complex
ion dull. The
first stt-p tmstMimf
' lih is to eurr
whit-!, umUjriii
t h c wo ma
tUi-ii;rih
lr, 1'icvr
v.Mttr Prr
mm
1 lv ftr rlr-J,'? -!
A Lino County Stockujan.
Harvey A Hommervllle returned laxt
week from the range on tbe south
fork of tbe John Day riter, where be
and W 8 itrown have their stwk, a
tbe Harrlflburir iiulletin. Hh rtioortH
that while there they sold 200 bead of
beef st ern fur f H 60 p - 1C0 pounds,
and 60 cows for 13 1U per 10 1 pounds,
all delivered ai l'endle'.ou, and, that
since be left tbe range Mr Brown sold
another 100 head of of beef steers for
3.6S per 100 pound, to be dtllverr i at
Ukluh. From this range. Mr Hom
mervllle says, there bas been sold tbis
season 1410 bead of beef cattle, and
Mveral bands of range horses. Tbe
bones, In promiscuous lots, brought
$10 per bead; alro tbat many cavalry
horses bad been picked up on the
range at $30 and $35 per bead. He
further mentions that be and bis part
ner have 700 bead of cattle wblcb tbey
will winter, and for these tbey have
plenty of fcad now on band,
Commissioners Court.
Printing ucoouut
Guard printing 17 60
Eugene lieglster printing 20 95
Oregon rjtate Journal printing... 6 80
Witness account
Geo Campbell wltnisi before dis
trict attorney 2 10
Shell Coflman wltncfs before dis
trict attorney 1 70
Joe Brown witness before district
attorney 1 70
A H Nlckolds witness before
dlstriot attorney 1 70
Geo Crouer witness state vs
Brown et al 1 70
B B Pratt witness state vs Brown
et al I 70
R E Uliigletary witness siute vs
Brown et al I 70
N B Baker witness Btate vs
Brown et al 1 70
C F Dennis witness state vs
Brown et al 1 70
Frank Burker witness plate v
Meiterson ! 00
Ben Lyons witness state vs Maa
tarsou 1 an
Will Goodpciture witness etatu
vs Maulers, u 2 30
Claude Campbell wltns-s state
vs Masterson 1 90
Geo Campbell witness Btate vs
Mritsreon 1 90
Walter Grilllu witness etata vs
Mrsterson 1 60
i H Wilkinson wltnr?j state vs
Masterson ' 60
Prot Heuuing witness Btate vs
Mestoinon 1 CO
A H Pursous witnexs state vh
Mnterson 1 60
J B Pennington witness Btate vs
Bert Hard wick 2 30
Bert Berry witnei elate vs Bert
Hurdwiok 2 80
CKytou Maya wituei state vs
Bert Hardwlck 1 70
Ellen Be Jdy witn' is stite vs
BertHardwto'r. 1 7U
Geo Croner witness Btati vs Bert
Hardwlck 1 70
Bert Berry wllui-m atate vs Bert
Hardwlck 1 (jo
CASTOR 1 A
or xniants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
fngnatoraot
Noue better than the Continental
Tailoring Co nl Chicago. J M Howe,
agent.
flALARIA CAUStis BILIOUSNESS.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonlo removes
tbe cause.
Bears tlw ) The Kind Vou Haw Always BwtB
Oibl Wanted. For housework
uqnireori; H Inuham at tho At
Billy department store or at residence
ou JMortn rear! street. Wages no oh
loot.
MALARIA MAKES IMPUKt BLOOD'
Grove's rasteletw Chill Tonlo ouree
malaria.
A good likeness,
Natural pose, and a
Well finished
Photograph is
What you will
Always get at the
QUEER WHEELS
on the market and
called high grade too.
Those who are satis
fied with such have
not high grade in
telligence. Perfect wheels, and that
means perfect in every
particular-are neither
scarce nor hi 'h priced.
We have them, tiell at
r j 1
I- sfc . 1
mm
moderate figures, too. Drop in some time and look at
tu cmei 1 1. 9S Ar.inv nf tlie names are
familiar, but were never before listed at these figures
Barker Gun Works,
9th Street,
Eugene, Or
'TIS EASY WHEN YOU
KNOW HOW;
and where to secure Kriwle
wines uuil liUom, to K"t the bent
And purest at low pricn. Yuucau
always fiud the very uhotceHt via
tageti inclareU, Buruudieo.HhiDe
wines, chftmpaiies, and every
thing in the bent table wine?, with
the best boquetaod faneut flavors,
as well as choice old whiukies,
ale, porter and beer at.
W. M.
RENSHAW
Eugene. Oregon
"1
To Make a Long Story
Short
these warm days we will not tell you of the
be:iuty or fine finiuli of our lauudry work, but
just remind you that when you want that deli
cate colored nefflUe laundered that we wdl dc
it jtiHt like new without injury to color or
fabric. Our work on linen collars and
cuffs-Well! 'nuff said!
Eugene Laundry Co
-SMOKE
BAflQUET.
H igh Grade 5c Cigar
F. C. Potts
Manufacturer
BLUE RIVER CITY.
Sittings by appolitmnt arfrrd.
f . u it v.
T O M b 1 f
. VU in-
of wmwiIv ,Hs, rtftvtul hv the in
IV lm:it of nil jmMlp nUl k
M. i-fMftl for the use of women.
"1 ttib!rl with frmsle wraktw
rtpd-lw ir, tint MHilrtrtl morr hnn I t'i
1 1 " Vv ihHition w mhr:
' I t. . ( ihll to VIV II ln-KB( Wvl
.11111 --t nn imfMifi(hlv.
"I t: .il lti MM-i4lr.ti prrtrmnl bv o
Xhr 11 A -k l. i uirrna the Wt, V i
n.( ;ri trlr, Thrn. Nsiint iv it---
1 Wt 1 1 .mmrncr.l t tVitiy Ilr !'
Fr..t - Vtmiiv(i -n mul ' Oo1mi Motto
I tMntm rl tin (t.timm Mr ihre r nth
m! UmImv miu n l,crllhv nod rr ft v in: i
c' 1 I t iiui,4 th ik lr. fierce cuoi 1 to
.hi hind 1rtltt lo nt
TV lMrn4int IVUcU cu.o bit
.. At
ci
11 dK
U
1 u
!) I
DYSPEPSIA
r.r..t.r 1 ',1w",11, noihinir
noi retain and illcwi ev,n ilmt lsl Mrvh l
:n.,wk,","' y wakkts nd Bw rss
i i "i'"y lml'r.l. uutll I un u wall u I
ver wu In my IITrV'
UAV1U U. UCRTBT, Ntnrk, a
k CANDY
Priciwnf h"" l01" Wil' U for m cholce ""Idence lol lr S25
The Coming Mountain Town, Mining Center o
Western Oregon Lots are Now on Sale.
BtlV NOW 1.3"u, want boo'i'ifal "inner home with'all the advantnRM iifavili
!..( in it m ui; 11 you wani to make an investment that will Dav vou
Fifteen Days Only
This a only a start
BLUE RIVER CITV- hIwnHfanyloted on the banks of the
old nuart m,nin ,ll...i. .i , .... " '?m "lu? 1"Ier. ud ' the tract of the
een plotted and Jed leairl k"''?"! the veree of a tuhtantiai bo. m. It
0 furnish information to intending n"Jfc'"' """''" mm.a.d m I- ,1 ,
Special.
purmlet'etdYhe'VoTri
S. C-SPARKS.
Blue Kiver City, Oregon,
MOTT'S
PENNYROYAL Pf
They overcome Weak
ncss, irrerjulnrity and
OllllSSKms. ill, rune ...
of menstruation." They are s v'."!u1?Lsh '.'Pans
womanhood, aidinrf dJvelnnrnnnf V 5 U 1JJSJ J
known remedy foT women cT.a?, .?L Sr S n3 N
by dURUU. DB. MOITScyMcALCO.yCld.Ohto
For Sale bv Linn Drug Co
-FIRST
BUSJNKSS CAHP8
AITU S Nli Y SAT-LAW.
M WILLlAMr,
ATTtiliiNKV-A'- ;.AW
Collections a specialty.
JiHoe ttvor Lane l.'ountv Bank,
uu"lh lhBproti 'e llnl
01 it"Ur blL?"11' -t
lilLYKU,
ATTOEN KY-A TLAW
OSi e Over Kirst.National Bank.
Eoauii, Our. chin.
auae
sri-Hti
lnlifr.rn
VI,
n territory.
IraL
O WdODCOOK,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
Office One half block south of Chrisman B
Kuqikk, Obixkjn.
E
K SKIPWOKTH.
iTTOENEY-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the Court's.
Edoini OBJtaos.
BlXHDS W THOUPOON OHAB A HAJIDI
(JIUOMrSOK A HARDY,
ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW.
Office In First National Bank Building.
Practice in all the courts.
Euoini, Ohkjoh.
M TRAVIS,
Attorney At Law.
Office Orer Engene Loan & Savings bank.
Eugene, Oregon.
JJARBA4UGH & KISSINGER
ATTORNEYSAT-LAW
Office Room 3 McClung'Bnilding.
Eooihe, Obeoon,
rEO, B DORRIS,
A1TOKNEY & 00UN8ELOR.AT.T.AW
Will practioe in all the conrtu of the Second
Judicial Uistrict and in tha KniiMm. f...t
of the state.
Special attention given to collections and
Office Firat Nationa Bank Bldg.
ItoomB 1 2 ami 3.
MEDICAL.
D
,RJW HAllRLS.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ittioa I Ivat Willrlna I A
Office Hours-S U. 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to
0 p m.
liMidencb Ferry street between 11th and
JAINE ft KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
OOicjw- In Eugene Loan & Savings Banl
Social attention to surgery and surgical die
j h mickey:,
JEWELER.
Watches and Clocks Impaired.
Ecokms, Obeoov
H G BIDDLE.
DENTIST
Offiim -fin illl ....... l . . ..
aith r .trr: ?ma i
hotel ' "'naassota
"IS8. St. SMITH, D. 0.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Office-Eugene Loan & Savings Bank Bldg.
v hw x , x ;oy iO 1 1OM,
Diseases of women and children a specialty.
J-JERBERT LEIGH
ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST
Eugene 0n
P,Ti!!Ge.',A",V T'boratory In the State.
Work Wt,E Z T r'Um" K"nteed.
fift. .'.?-l"milde "! . "mples of one to
National Bank
Ot Fugerta.
Paid uo nh r..
Surplus
Ital SCO OOO
650,000
Eugene, Oregon.
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
rrr. u """wuanie trnis. Sikrh
dr. t. on Chicago, San Krancisoo and Port.
tim. vnvon.
ct.ofde,iu uujec to cnecaor crtin-
T O Hixoricii,
S B Kasik,
Ic 1'rwiJ, nt
E. ttKinvmuui,
canliier.
H. HoTTim
Api-wtant.
EUGENE
Loan m Savings Bank
Of Eugene, Oreaon.
Paii Op Cash tap'y - ssnnn,.
surplus .... 5i000
AOC,'ta"rVn"N:.'Na U8IN THAN..
"""""laLC TERMS.
fndMOTtl . the
rpHE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE.
LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICIES.
Albrht .T P.s.-s.. . .
Local Aeent. E. rUand, Ore.
1 -IM 1 Tv
n. -7"S SCI nl ."Utk?
Lne, State oroV'
'or the puroha"oT,,,1l6C ,Li
hi- office Lh JVSLS
Jay,
ne
the u,k Una,--?,
ism. ... " of x;.zr" !.
theaboveld&L.
lie their claln .Zi". taw.
eaid Sth dav of " . ",0o .T'
uioer, 190) -
Jj
Notice for PuhnTT-
""11011
jLaa Office ,., j.
Notio.1. v,.,"c',l'15,lk1ri
named aettkrhafiTZS!
lu uuseoomniiit.i;...
irt Of hi nl.i .".""Muiuw,.
i made hfc r "?a Lia
UIH ri . K. Mn Dir.. , . UUiUDKla.
Tp.l7S.7KV0''HV
Blue Biver.OregoSridwidi'r
ol Blue River, Oregon "il Cttll
" "''-if UEH,
Notlce ffPubIicita
pandOffiee.tEoK
v. t "'"""Mr 6, li(i
.7.19ui;vi2;Tdardrttt
He names the following tW
prove hie continuous resio ent, ,
oultivation of said land, viz: Gi
o B ue River, Oregon M. BS
Of Blnn Mwor n r
J. T. BUIDGES.a.fs
Notice for Publication.
I Land Office al Rosebtiig, Oir
MotlilA in hnrAhir mvnn ll..t .L. i.r .
nanred settler has filed nojee si tint
Dortof hifinlnim. and tl,0 ..u
be made bofnra Marin 1. W. tf t'l
. - ..w. Mni6,v.ax
""r, ai nugene, uregon, Oai
ii, iirji, vizi jonn K. CampWI
H. E. No. M12 for the S. E. Stt t
I I D.. A. 4 r.HRT.
He names the following wtan
Drove his contirmnn. rftoin.nM n. .
cnltivation of said laDd, viz: Georgtlfc
of Bine River, Oregon; Edwiid L. fc
bell, nf Illim Hlvui- ii.u.nn oM
Hall, of Blue ltiver, Oregooi'lkimsi
uuuipnreys, oi liiue uivh, urrgoa.
1
Notice To Creditor
Nolioe is herebv eiven that Ik oi
signed has been appointed admioitti:!
of the estate of N . V. Hammilt daoxij
an order of the Count; Court el la!
County Oreeon duly made and enters;;
record on liondnv the HthdiTtlbt
1901. All persons having cluimi ijQ-'
said estate are hereby required toprji&
them duly verified lo the onderestsi
her ruitiriennn nt ATnhnwb in Hid CaK
or at the law office ol E. 0. Folia i
gene, Oregon vitbin six montlis mat
date of this notice; Dated tbia Zitk if
of June 1901.
FbanoU BiWOTti
Administratrix of theeatiit.
N 1' Hammilt, deceased.
E O POTTEB,
Attorney for Estate.
iolel Eugene..
TN SEGAR. Proprietor.
Strictly first
Rates, $ I tnj pg, day-t?-HeaelquMter,
f, Comrierci.rMen.
'Vsrranu twuclit.
8. mtOWH.
. r.r''''"'-osBrna
B. PINE.
. B(ln
Pleew.nl. r.l.tM.. tvtttnt T.,t. rWwi r
Ka. N,.,.., M,oku. ',.,.'n,i um,"k2; j!5
... CURE CONSTIPATION. .
HMU, SJ, 1..,. Itl . ,
" 1 snu lo t'l II luami Uaui.
Eagene Lumber Go.
T NtW Mill
foot or lAwncNtt itmir
APPLE AND
FRUIT BOXES
WASHINGTON
CEDAR SHINGLES.
FULL ASSORTMENT
OF LUMBER
CURTIS JOHNSON.
UiiiE UUHT SANK
EUGENE.
CPEGON.
iii.biuii.d 0
! tn. Cat,.
PAINTFR iVn Pipro uiiidcdI' Sb',Cfa!Bintas in all branches
flinii ami rn.i.i..i,.w i... "
M.irf.,,,hw(,,,r11;r,;.t;nL,;T;
transacted 01 favorable terms.
!t. 1,
li'PV l.. , .
I . .. . . ' lr"l'I'llI
Canadian Pacific
$60.00
Jo St Taul and return,
limit GO days. Tickets
on sale May 30th and
June 7lh.
$86.00
liufralo and leturn
limit 30 clays. Tickets
on sale 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays, cornmencine
June. h
NOTICE OF FINAL SEITlOEt
J;
rJnlinA la horAhv oiren that tbe Etfr1
ainn.J hn.HM hi', final APCOHtl B l;
matter of the estate of Gotthied HuS'
thier, deceased. The OounlJ CuBi.;
Lane county, Otecon, has set Modoij,e.
fourth da? of November, 1901, n
hearing of BBid account. Allpeno";
ested are hereby notiBed to pp .
court at said time et tbe oourtreon
i V I nnumn. I) fS
cause, if any here be, wbj wa
should not bel lowed and the ".
discharged.
1 j::n..in rtf ilia ABtftte of
Hiokathier, deceased.
Dated Oct. 1, 1901.
NOTICE Ol" FINAL BTLEMESI-J
hat the
sinned has filed his final sreou "
matter of the estate of OtotaS'
eeased. The uouniy . : k,t
ty, Oregon, has set Monday, lh
October, 1901, at IU o'clock m the
of sad day for hearing of
All persons interestid are hmtij w
i Pnirl At said luM '
court room thereof in Eugene, U
ty, Oregon, to show oause, B
be why said acoonnt should nol tie
and the undersigned aucb'fl";
v... .. ( I.l will and Uin
of George Soverns, d'8''
Dated September Jtu,
NOTICE OF FIN-A SETILUl0''
Estate of M.Uildn W right, t""?
Notice is brnby giv.n I"'' '"hl.
eiecntriiof said estate B el
count lor final settlement ot m- ,,l
r.j.. n.. 7th df ol Octw"'
at ten o'clock in tbe fo.'enoi ' "
... ..t h order ol thi
objections to the seme. ..gs'
Geo B Donnis Ejk1"
Attorney.
Admlnlstrator'f Not"
Notice is hereby given tb" "A &r
.ean bas been duly "I'l", U..IH
tor of the estate ot """.. If
ceased, by lb County 4
county, uri nou, bobSk -laims
against wid es sU , "i
.eni tne same """' . off" Z
I administrator at thi , tJ si
innins irinii in.-1.
Hated Julv 61b, I99I s Mcui5.
"6 Third Street,
HI.ttl.nd.0,
i it. ni I ,hlHr
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