County Hatchet Washington K a n d CONSOLIDATED JONE 4, 1896. [ directory - NOT (’H K, A PUST 1 1 «I W JR K ST OR OVK Washington lo d e . No. iCtts in its hall every Monday evening F O R E ST GROVE. If sute L instruction m District Tfth District Forest Rebekah lodireN'o W eath er— A good rain on M on d ay n igh t and T u esd ay m orn in g exten d ed south from the C o lu m b ia riv e r to about G r a n t’s Pass. South o f G r a n t’s Pass th e rain w as lig h t. T h e rem ain d er o f th e week th e w eath er w as fair. T h e p re cip i­ tation in th e W illa m e tte v alle y a vera ged j about .39 o f an in ch ; in th e R o g u e and U m pqua v a lle y s th e precip itation w as lig h t. C o ol, p leasan t weanher h as pre- vailed; the h igh est tem p eratu re in th e W illam ette v a lle v b ein g 8 ’ d eg and th e low est 46 d eg ., w h ile th e extrem es in H ILL S B O R O Washington encampment No r4 "V n *? " '.’l ' l' rll,,w8 hall on the second and fourth Tu esdays of each month. H ILL S B O R O Hillsboro Rebekah lodge No. m eets in o dd Fellows hall every Saturday evening. T I C A R D V IL I.K -C h a ritv Lodge No. 7s meets in its month hall on the first and third Saturdays in cach 1, , 9 .A S T ?.N W a palo lodge No. 40 meets in its hall on the first, third and fifth Saturdays in ) ^ F O R E S T G ROVI*' - Delphot lodge No. -iq m eets in Masonic hall every Saturday evening. H IL L S B O R O .— Phoenix lodge No. 34'meets in M asonic hall every Monday evening. ... w . D. Bradford E. I.. M cC orm ick A. H C ady G eorge II. W ilcox ..........A u stin C ra ig I.. K. W ilk es C. L. L arg e C O R N E L IU S .—Simonides lodge No. 34 meets I nijits castle hall every Saturday evening. GLEN CO E Glencoe lodge No. 22 meets in | m its castle hall on every alternate^Saturdav. R . S. F O R E S T GROV’ E. — Delpha temple, No. 7, m eets in Masonic hall on the second and fourth W ednesday o f each month. LlT-Third Monday in M arch and £h Monday in N ovem ber. LnT-First Monday in each m onth, j t — » C ou r t — First 1 , month K . O F I». I). P. C ornelius I). B. Reasoner T. (1. Totld .......J. A . Im brie W edn esday I lor f o r e s t BUT THE BEST. H IL L S B O R O .- Phoenicia temple meets in Ma- ! sonic hall A . O . 4T. W . iday in each month, g r o v e Brick for Sale! F O R E S T G R O V E — Forest Grove lodge No. 60 m eets in Odd Fellows hall on every Tuesday ! evening. . 160.000 Good Quality Cheap FO R EST GROVE Degree o f Honor lodge j m eets in Odd Fellows hall the second Tuesday Hon. S. H ughes. I o f each month. I, To serve one year, A . T . K nox, ¿Buxton. C. L- Large. H ILLSBORO. Hillsboro lodge No. 61 meets in its hall on the first and thin a Fridays in each I m onth. o years, T. C. M cN am er, H u gh 1 S H E R W O O D .—Sherwood lodge No. 20 meets ^ d . C. Stewart, President. I in its hall every Thursday evening. Aaron W ells. TIG A R D V IL L E . —Tigardville lodge meets in ........ J. C. Greer. j its hall on the seeond and fourth Saturdays in .......... T . J. H arris each month. 1 1 . H ILL S B O R O .— Viola tent No. 18 meets in Odd ■ ftp,—Councilmen B uxton, Sm ith Fello w s h all on the second and fourth Thurs- | d a ys in each month P . O F H. Hillsboro G range meets in its hall on the sec­ ond and fourth Saturdays in each mouth at 12111. # ANTED S E V E R A L F A IT H F U L MEN OR Women to travel for responsible estab ­ lished hom e in Oregon, ¡salarv $78:', payable $1T> weekly and expens-s. Position perm an en t Reference. Enclose self-addressed stamped e n ­ velope. The National, Star B u ild in g, Chicago. \\ O . A . K. . Fire W arden Justice o f th e Peace . .C o n sta ble Forest Grove. -Jam es B. Matthews Post, No. 6, m eets in Masonic hall on the first and third W ednesdays in each month. W . It. C . Forest G rove.—James B. Matthews Relief Corps m eets alternate Thursdays in Odd Fel­ low s hall. Bueklen’s Arnica Salve. T he Best S alve in the w orld for C u ts, Bruises, Sores, U lcers, S a lt Rheum , F ever Sores, T e tte r, C h a p p ed H an ds , C h ilblain s, Corns, and a ll S k in E rup- n ositivelv c u r e s P iles or no I. O. O . T. .School Directors < k t e h i u g , Jlentistry. \I Accounts. -Cou ncil men M cN am er, | F O R E S T G R O V E. Forest Grove tent No. 21 m eets in Masonic hall on the second aud fourth tith. VkProperty— Councilm en Sm ith. I Tu esdays in each month. ilinen Stewart, M cN a m er and . Dr. R. H. H ovey h a v in g located in Forest Grove for the practice o f d en tistry takes this m ethod o f in form in g the p u b ­ lic th at he is prepared to do an v w ork in that line. O ffice in In g les & Porter's building. K . O. T . M. -Councilmen M cN am er, Bux- F Yard 1 m ile Northwest of Forest Grove. T U A L A T I N . - Tualatin lodge meets in its w of C ity Council. I hall on the second and fourth Saturdays in each Conncilmen Stewart, L a rg e and j m outh. fi*.—Councilmen L arge. Stew art Forest G ro v e.—Forest"Grove lodge No. no m eets in its hall every Saturday evening. .. School C lerk , Hillsboro. Hillsboro lodge meets in its hall P rincipal o f School ev ery Saturday. Juvenile Temple, Sundays, | tlOHS, a n d p o s it iv e ly 3 p m. Forest G rove Camp No. 98, meets in Odd Fel- . lo w s h a ll th e first and third Saturday in each mouth. ¡IEGATIONAL C H U R C H . cu res 1 lie s , or no pay required. I t is gu aran teed to g iv e perfect satisfaction or m oney refunded. W . OF TH E W . lurch D i r e c t o r y . i renU n e r i) o v I rice 25 cents per nox. Chas. M iller. p or s a 1e r o r sate bv ny [ ¿.R ogers , P a s t o r . y Sunday at n a. m. and 8 p. m. pafter morning service, igs every Thu rsd ay e v e n in g at '«meeting one hour before Sun- j A First Class Grocery Store . . . . IS GREEK THE GROCER'S Ire always cordially welcom ed, MST EPISCOPAL C H U R C H . I k A. W a t t e r s , P a s t o r . py Sunday at 11 a. tn. and 8:30 p. m. ; Wat 12.15 P- m. Junior le ag u e every Epworth league at 6:30p. m., py« meeting 7:30 p. m., T h u rsd ay. All kinds of Groceries, Glassware and Stone­ ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Spoons, Brooms, Mop Sticks, Butter Moulds, Ladles, Wood and Willow Ware of all kinds, Fish­ ing Tackle and all kinds of Seeds. 3 RISTIAN CH UR CH . «every Sunday at 11 a. m. and Indav school at 10 a. m . Aaron [ Prayer meeting T h u rsd ay even- J m- $r. Y. 1*. S. C. K. S u n d ay even- ■ P m Jr. V p. S. C. K- S u n day J 4p m. Sylvia Edw ards, president. ■ *re cordially invited to a ll these EELOCK MARSH, P. M. a *D DEPARTURE OF MAILS. pPortland and all p oin ts Hast: De- *-®ad4:20p. m. A rriv es 9:40 a. m. b and points South: D eparts 8:35 ■ S»5 p. m. t ^am'ing. Buxton and Vernonia: Depart* 1 p. m. L Arrives 11:3o. Ie ROVE FIRE I ie p a rts 1130 DEPARTM ENT. R al A i . a r m — R apid tap p in g < ■ I'Kdti'-u the fire w illb e ituli- |*'Jmber of full taps g iv en betw een Farms—corresponding to th e num- B nose limits arc giv en below. Three taps, pause, th ree taps, Five taps. WARD LIM ITS. fjorth of Pacific a ven u e and east •~North o f Pacific a ven u e and V Way and B street. ^aylor's addition. ^-Between Pacific a ven u e and »nth •«tween Second aven u e and South *th Park addition. ■ • c o u n t y post Buxton Centerville JJilley Farmington Greenville Gaston Laurel indale Reedville “ looming Thatcher o f f ic e s . Beaverton C orn eliu s F ir G len co e G lenw ood H illslxw o M iddleton Progress Sherw ood T u a la tin Lenox Phillips S ocieties. *■ r ■ a n d a . m . ? !? -H o lb roo k Lod|fe. S o . 30, »o«th Tilursday befo re th e full ¿ J w i i t v lodge, N o. 6. m eets in on or after th e fu ll moon 7 1 ^ e 6 ton lo d g e No. 100 m eets first T u e s d a y i f Tea and Coffee a Specialty each K. S. _ , *l»tin C h a p te r m e e ts in Ma and fo u ith T u esd a y» C h a p te r Wo. » ¡ ¡ ‘ •H 00 th e B r « ■ .4 th ird . V ol. II, No. 25, V oi. V ili, No. 34 cu lated , h e -d e d as follow s: ¡.U Y A N FOR Court House News. P R E S ID E N T . L a w — W e h ru n g & S on s vs. Jan e C h a l­ “ W e, the u n dersigued, voters o f W a s h ­ m ers, d em u rrer to co m p la in t argu ed and in gto n co u n ty, w ith th e k n o w led g e th a t tak en un der a d v ise m e n t and con tin ued H isto ry h as ever ta u g h t th at a co n tra c­ to 17th m at. tion ot th e volum e o f m o n e y m eans d is­ S am e, d em u rrer su stained . aster, and b ein g opposed to th e sin gle Ja cob M auss a d m itte d to citize n sh ip . g o ld stand ard as u pheld b y G ro ver Probate— In re estate o f Ja cob A. H an ­ C le v e la n d , and th e p resen t rep u b lican p a rty , a stand ard w h ich m ean s a d o lla r sen , deceased; B. K r in g le b a c k appoin ted w h ich a n n u a lly b u ys m ore o f a g ricu ltu ral a d m in istrato r w ith bon ds at $500. p rodu ction aud g iv e s to th e bond-holder E sta te o f P eter R yse r, deceased; in ven - am i ‘■ orPor“ “ «'’ s m ore ° f la b o rs ' ta r n - w y a » J a p p ra isem en t filed, exa m in ed ln «s th an 18 co m p a tib le w ith p u b lic w el- and ap p roved . T o ta l appraised valu e o f fa« . do h e re b y jo in to g e th e r as a B ryan estate #2.672. clu b , to w o rk for th e restoration o f silv e r E sta te o f j a co b H an sen , d eceased; to its old co n stitu tio n a l p lu cc, as s t a n d - 1 bond filed and a p p roved and letters or- ard m on ey; and to d o our utm ost to ca rry [ f th e g ra in crops is co m ­ four-year-old d a u g h te r and a sked h er to plete for the season. S u m m in g up th e say go o d -b ye to h is w ife for h im . W hen favorab le and u n favora b le w eath er w h ich he had com e b ack to w ith in a m ile o f his influenced th e grain crops, it is noted farm he m et a n e ig h b o r, T. VV. M an gu m , th a t the prospects for a y ie ld m uch ab ove o f D ille y, to w h om , as th ev w alked alon g the average w ere e x c elle n t up to the 20th con versin g togeth er, he told th at he and o f Ju n e, b u t th e prevalen ce o f a d ro u gh t his w ife h ad separated th e d ay before durin g th e la tte r portion o f June and and it w as not w orth w h ile to liv e if he th rou gh J u ly m a te ria lly lessened the cou ld n ot be liap p v. M r. M angum re ­ yie ld . T h e yie ld s o f fa ll aud e arly sow n p roved him w h en he said h e th o u g h t he sprin g gra in crops, th ou g h below th e a v ­ w ould ta k e h is ow n life , b u t th o u g h t no erage, w ere v ery sa tisfa cto ry, and the m ore o f it u n til to ld o f h is d ea th . M r. q u a lity w as unim paired. K n ig h te n proceed ed on to his m o th er’s T h e h a y crop lias been b aled and is h om e w h ere he found h er in th e sittin g safely stored aw ay. M ost o f th e h a y w as room . H e w en t 011 to th e k itch e n but 1 m ade belore th e d ry w eath er co m ­ return ed in a m om en t and w a lk in g over m en ced , also m uch late-sow n oats and to w h ere a rifle w as le a n in g a g a in st th e I w h eat th at failed to m ak e good gra in w all, took it up. Mrs. K n ig h te n told him 1 w as cu t and used for h a v . F rom th is th e riiie had been loaded, but he paid no source th e h ay p ro d u ct h as been la rg e ly heed and as h e b en t o v er it pressed the I increased. trigg er. T h e b all p en etrated the tem ple, j Corn is an e x c e lle n t crop, and th e ca u sin g in sta n t death. j w eath er o f the past tw o w eeks has been C o ron er L a rg e w as sum m oned and e n tire ly favorab le to progress tow ard em p an n elled a ju r y o f M essrs. E d . W ard, 1 m atu rity. forem an, T . J. H arris, G eo. A le x an d e r, G rap es are rip en in g in S o u th ern Ore- H e n ry llu rch e ll, J. F . S c o g g in and W . | gon; n orth w ard in to th e W illa m e tte v a l­ C. T u p p e r. Dr. W ard m ad e an e x a m i­ ley th e y are still green , b u t very prom is­ n ation . T h e facts d evelop ed w ere su b ­ ing. S h ould th e w e a th e r rem ain favor- sta n tia lly as g iv e n a b o v e , and a v erd ict I able, no d a m a g in g frosts o ccu rrin g , th e w as b rou gh t in in a ccord an ce th erew ith . y ie ld of grapes w ill be co n sid erab le. T h e n atu re o f th e w ou n d w as alm ost F ru its are rip en in g ra p id ly. F a ll apples id e n tica l w ith th a t in flicted b y W illia m E sta te o f W m . V in c e n t, deceased; sem i-an n u al a cco u n ts filed and approved. E sta te o f A n n a M eibus, d eceased; w ill ad m itted to p rob ate and A u g u st M eibus a p p oin ted e x e cu to r to serve w ith o u t bonds. John W in ters, S te w a rt V a u g h n and J. A . G u stin a p p oin ted appraisers. In re estute o f A lo is H artw e ig er, d e ­ ceased; in v e n to ry and a p p ra ise m e n t filed, exa m in e d and ap p roved . V a lu e o f estate $1,089.39. M arriage L icen ses— C arl Her and M ag­ g ie M cL a ran . Found the Lost Ledge. A rom an tic as w’ell as p ro fita b le in c i­ d en t in th e m in in g e x p e rie n ce o f M essrs. C. M . K e e p S r., G eo. II. K e e p and Joh n M acru n i, o f F o rest G ro ve , an d M r. W h it­ n ey o f M on tan a, w as th eir d isco v e ry o f th e lo st led ge w h ich h as p roved so baffl­ in g to m in ers w h o h av e been se a rch in g for it for th e last tw e n ty-fiv e years. T h e p rop erty is in th e B oh em ia d istrict o f S o u th e rn O regon on G rou se M ou u tain . On th e sam e vein a t one sid e is th e C ity m ine, now dow n 200 feet and e x te n d in g la te ra lly 700 to 800 feet. O11 th e o th e r side lies the R eed and G riffith m in e w ith its th ree tu n n els, one in a lre ad y o v er 250 feet. T o th e north east is th e N oon D a y , opp osite th e C h a m p ion , tu n n e llin g 500 to 600 feet on p a y in g le d ge and w o rk in g free m illin g ores. T h e old A n n ie th e secon d m in e in th e d istrict, lie s on e lease b eyon d. T h e new m in e sh ow s b etter prospects and ter ores th an a n y o th er and old m in ers con sid er it th e e q u a l o f a n y in th e d istrict. O f course its valu e ca n n o t be d e fin ite ly d ecid ed u n til th e sh aft is su n k bu t t ie in d ica tio n s are th a t th is F o re st G ro ve p a rty w ill re ­ ce iv e rich retu rn s for th eir la b o r. Discoverd Gold Minos. F orest G ro v e now boasts o f tw o g o ld m ine ow ners, o f cou rse both g o ld b u g s and in a fair w ay to becom e ca p italists. M essrs. W . S. In g le s and E d F r id a y la st F e b ru a ry w en t to th e g o ld region n ear A sh la n d . T h is su m m er a fte r d ilig e n t lalior th e y m et w ith a strea k o f lu c k and go ld w h tch is now in a fa ir w a y o f tiein g pu rch ased for $100,000. N a tu ra lly F o rest G ro v e is th e p lace to spen J it in a nd a lo n g w ith M c K in le y ’ s ele ctio n th ere is a b rig h t prospect for n e x t y e a r. A n o th er fortu n ate p a rty o f m in ers is Mr. C . M . K e e p S r. and h is son w h o h av e d iscovered th e lo st le d ge l>etween tw o v alu a b le and rich -p a y in g m in es, and h av e a fortu n e n ow i f th e y ca re to se ll. T h e G ro ve has no reason to co m p la in o f its w ork at th e m ines th is vear. are co m in g in to m ark et. T h e re is a D ow n in g, th e yo u n g m an w h o c o m m it­ ____ ____________ _____________ 1 ! g rea t sca rcity o f fruit in a ll section s, ted su icid e at B eaverton a m on th ago. there b ein g sca rce ly en ou gh lo r h om e T h e b u lle t en tered from th e r ig h t tem ple consum ption; th is con d ition o f th e fru it and passed out d ia g o n a lly th ro u gh th e crop w as caused b y th e u n favorab le to p o f th e skull*. w eath er o f last sp rin g, w h ich is u n p aral­ leled in Oregon. SELLS o n l y t h e b e s t o f Velvet Grass for Milch Cows. V eg e ta b le s and m elon s are a b u n d an t and o f th e best q u a lity . S o far, th ere A W ash in gton co u n ty farm er sen ds to h ave been no frosts to in ju re a n y th in g . T h e O re g o n ia n , a clip p in g from som e O nions are b e in g p u lle d . T h e potato paper p u rp o rtin g to g iv e th e rem ark s o f crop w as h elped b y th e rains th a t o c­ an exp e rt cream erym an , w h ile sa m p lin g curred several tim es sin ce A u g u st 1, so the m ilk p rodu ced on vario u s farm s in The Country affords, in Great th at th e crop w ill a p p roach an a ve ra g e th e W illa p a v a lle y , w h ere he is th in k in g in th e W illa m e tte v a lle y ; in the southern o f e re ctin g a cre a m e ry. T h e exp e rt a p ­ cou n ties th e crop w ill be lig h te r. pears to be able, b y ta s tin g th e m ilk , to ............................................. Variety and at Moderate Prices T h ou gh the rain w as h e a v y d u rin g th e tell ju s t w h a t th e cow s are fed upon. A t first o f th e w eek, stu b b le ground is still one farm h e says: “ W h a t in th e w orld to o h ard to plow . T h e rain w as suffi- d o you feed yo u r co w s on v e lv e t grass MeUlaran-Iler. cien t to sprout gra in th a t h ad been sow n for? I f you e ve r g e t a cre a m e ry here, M r. C. C . lie r am i M iss M a g g ie Me- in sum m er fallow . M ost a ll crops are you r cow s w ill earn you e x a c tly a qu arter Done in All Kinds of Dressed Poultry, Fat Hogs, safe, and a t th e first op p o rtu n ity far- o f w h at you r n e ig h b o r’s co w s earn , and C lara n w ere m arried b y th e R ev. Mr. m ers w ill be busy seed in g crop s for n ext« th en yo u w ill b lam e th e cre a m e ry m a n .” A d k in s a t th e h om e o f th e b rid e ’s par- Spring Lambs and Veal Calves. year. A t th e n e x t farm h e does n ot a p p ear to en ts, Mr. an d Mrs. Jam es M cC la ra n , a t recogn ize th e taste o f th e grass, am i a s k ­ G a le s C reek, W e d n e sd a y noon . O n ly T h e yo u n g in g w h at th e cow s are fed on, is told th e fa m ily w ere presen t. Silvery Speeches. co u p le cam e th rou gh on th e T illa m o o k “ v elvet g r a s s .” H e th en te lls th e fa rm er teleph one , prove S a tu rd a y e ve n in g a la rge au d ien ce th a t “ cream erym en and d airym en h ave stage and w ill sp en d a few «lays in I'ort- greeted th e first p u b lic sp e a k in g from no use for v e lv e t gra ss (h o lcu s lan atu s); land. ; “ an in d ep en d en t b im e ta llic sta n d p o in t,” try and g e t yo u r pastu re lan d in to clover, as th e ann ou n cem en ts b ad it. O n th e tim o th y and orch a rd grass. ” T h e W ash ­ Hone-Brown. j p latform w ere seated th e leaders o f th e in gton c o u n ty m an w an ts to k n o w i f the T h e L eb an on , In d ia n a, R ep orter, o f | new m ovem en t, m en fo rm erly pop u lists, sta tem en ts of th e “ e xp erien ced cre a m ­ S e p t. 15, g iv e s th e fo llo w in g n o tic e o f th e rep u b lican s and d em ocrats. e ry m a n ” as to th e v a lu e o f v e lv e t grass m arriage o f M iss Rose, fo rm e rly a resi­ Mr. M. A . M ille r, th e first speaker, can be su b stan tia ted . B u tter m en here d en t o f F o rest G ro v e , to Mr. B row n , on e w as on e o f th e d e le g a te s to the N atio n a l w h o are in terested in cream eries, lau gh o f H illsb o ro ’s d ru ggists: d em ocratic con ven tion w h ich n om in ated at th e id ea o f a m an b e in g a b le to tell “ Y e ste rd a y aftern oon a t th e h om e o f B ryan . N a tu ra lly he w as satisfied w ith jn s t w h at cow a are fed on b y tastin g th e Mr. N a t C . T itu s, in th e presen ce o f a i his p a r ty ’s ch o ice an d ga ve h is reasons m ilk , unless th e y h ave been e a tin g roots, ,ew M r B r a m t c . B ro w „ tnd for th e fa ith th at w as in h im . H e w as an earn est, v igo ro u s sp e a k e r and m ade ca b b a ge , on ion s, m ustard or so m eth in g M ia* B elle R ose, o f O re g o n , w ere u n ite d o f t h . t k in d , b n t none o f th em k n o w an y- ¡ „ marria)?e b y E ld e r A j F r . „ k ^ th e best o f h is side. th in g a b o u t th e am ou n t o f b u tte r fat in ,)ri(le u , n iece o f M „ TU u, Tbe G e n e ra l K ilfe a th e r, th e retired dem o- m ilk produced from v e lv e t grass. Per- h ap p y p a ir U ft th e c it y on th e J:JO traiM_ 1 cra tic e le cto r w h o w as to h av e accom ­ h ap s som e d a iry farm er, w h o h a t h ad T h e y w i„ retu rn , Q 0 re g o n . „ th e ^ E x c e lle n t Q u a lity . • _____ panied h im , w as u n ab le to be present e*P *ri*u ce , w ill fu rn ish th e in form atio n future ( ) n e th in K th . t , d d e d in te re it and a M r. W ard filled h is p la ce , b ut w ith desired , ms it U s m atte r o f im portan ce to and p leM u re to th e fc . to re ^ ^ in d ifferen t success. T b s yo u n g m an m a n y farm ers in these d a y s o f cream er- weddin({ w „ th e m fm o r y ^ th e ^ giv es prom ise en ou gh an ihas th e m a k ­ ies. and w ill som e on e a lso sta te i f v e lv e t t b . t H lder H ran k , w h o o fficiate d h w l in g o f a n y orator in lin e )l he can g e t grass U som etim es ca lle d m esqu ite grass, m arried M r. and u„ T it „ w h en ^ w - over h is affectatio n . .* * psen t he p u ts and in w h a t section o f th e co u n try it i , studeBt a t A ( b a r y (BOW U a i. i o n t o o m u c h to An! V -v o p J e . .. . - - • n s . j r .« r o w s n atu ra lly? McNAMFF'S .MEAT MARKET ■ ce of F orest G r o v e . i m e s W estern O regon . H I U .S B o k o Montezuma lodge No. so meets tn Ha hall on every Wednesday evening. I1NGTON C O U N T Y . T Weekly Crop Bulletin. thirrlCw ! i " d H^,, owh hal1 on the first and third W ednesday o f each month. Win. I*. Lord H arrison K. K in caid rh illip M etscham G . M. Irwin W. I I . I.eeds Chas. l¿. 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