Fmh Fruit awl vrgtttnb't's. J. A,
For U: Early lttwa jxUtiK.n, at
F. M. HeWela', Hillsoore.
Not too lute for rlrtutla. Buy at
the Racket Store. lCibt rlir.
Mulin direct Irout the loom at
Ktt-kct fcitore. Tho privca have not
iMt'ii allWlttl by the uililJlo mail.
For italu : Tim froli milch cout.
lmiulru of J. llauley, three luilea
norltiwi! of MillMtioro.
Preaching Ti' at the Christian
Church Hutulay morning aud evening,
couducted by Elder W. 1). Kwaiin,
of Portland.
Mrs Willis w ho bait beeu iu Alaska
for nearly a year id at home t;uin
uml will be the guet of Mrs. V N.
lUrrett for an indefinite time.
A gentleman, but a liw week
from Iowa, is negotiating this we k
for a farm war Dilley, which, if
bought will bo Btorked entirely with
bogs.
The building recently vacated by
Messra Tilbury and Whittaw is un
di rgoing extenaiva repairs, and will
be titled up in an up-tolnto ulyle
for Dr. Kin It Inter, who will ocoupy
it as a physician's o(lks. ' '
A Judgment as rendered in the
I 1ii ton County Court Uct week, for
the Hum of 101,3(il (10. It Is
thought the plsiintitls will not get
cash in natiafation of the execution,
but will have to take land.
MeHsra James Howell and Hoy
(Iroear arrived home last Friday from
the O. A. O. at Corvallix, end return
ed Monday. A abort vacation is
given the Htuduuta at tho clone of each
term, and they took advantage of
this for a visit with honiefolks.
Mr. Wesley Garrison, who recent
ly purchase! the barlar ohop owned
by Hud Hoover, has been making
extensive improvements on the
premises during this week. The
shop has been ropa ered throughout
and completely renovated. It now
presents quite a neat appearance.
Mi-w Florenco Olrustead who has
been a resident of Itaker County is
at home with her mother for a few
weeks. Tho young lady herself is In
excellent health, but she can not pay
as much for her mother, who though
not prostrated is very grateful for the
society and ministrations of her
daughter.
The Menely Quartette gave a very
plensing entertainment at the opera
bouse last Tuesday evening, under
the auspices of the Evangelical church
They have appeared before a Hills
boro audience twice, before this ti me,
but each appearance brings a larger
house. All seemed much pleased
with Tuesday night's entertainment.
Notices are up asking for a change
in the county road betweeu Ilillstioro
and the poor farm. The proposed
road is to leavo the present way at
tho Meyers railrond crossing, thence
following tho line of the railroad on
the north aldo to 10th street, A
remonstrance to the change will be
circulated by Vm. McQuillan.
A petition to the Common Council
of Portland was circulated in the
county this week and universally
tiigi.od, asking that without further
delay a franchise be granted to the
Weatside & (Suburban Hail-way Com
pany umhi a feasible route, acceptable
to the company that will permit it
to enter Portland without the danger
of delays and obstruct iona that are
threatened liecauso of the complica
tions with olherslreet ear companies.
The Spring term at the Oregon
Agricultural College began Monday.
Three hundred anil five students
registered during tho day, and the
work is f till In porgresa. The total
enrollment for the year was 515 up
to last night, and la expected to
reach WO before tho end ol the
week. Of the numlier, MO are boys,
ami but 155 girls. The total enrollment
of last year wan 488. The figures do
not include atudenta who took the
fanners' abort course.
A local teachers' institute will le
lield at Sherwood on Saturday, April
1 1 th, commencing at D:o'clock. Pres.
Mi-Grew, of Pacillc College, Newbrrg
and Professor Maln-l Douglas from
tho body of the faculty, have place
on the program. Talent from the
public school will also help. A Dinner
will tx acrveilat noon by the citizens,
A charge of 25 cents per plate will
lie made, the money to lie paid into
Iho treasury of the district library.
Gen. Frederick Fuiiaton, Com
mander of the Department of the
Columbia was tendered a reception
in Portland last Saturday night by
the (Vimmcreiid Club ol that city,
th Chsmtwr of Commerce) and the
Manufacturers Association. Th
elegant rooms of the club In the
Chandler of Commerce were thronged
by the firit citizens ol Portland, as
well aa a iiumlier of visitors from
outside counties. Among the out
iders was Mr. J. C. Puchanan of
Corneliuathis county. Gen. Funston
Is a Mini I man but one who has in
formed great deeds, lie seem to be
carried away with Oregon climate
A well 'attended meeting of tho
IIHlsboro Hoard of Trade tu held
lust Tneday evening. The building
of theOiwego branch of the Southern
Pad lie- lull-road w as taken up.
Hiucu it baa developed that getting
tha right of way on the lieavertou
Oswtgo survey will be diffic-ul the
people on the Tualitin, especially
about Scholia suggest that the litmver-ton-Odwego
rout be chauged so that
the new branch ahull leave the main
line tit Hillsboro. It la asked that
the lIUlslK.ro Hoaid of Trade take
up the matter of aecuriug right of
way from our town to Kchull and
compile statistics showing the
amount of traffic thut may be devel
oped. A committe of three to wit:
D M, C. Gault, A. C. Shute and
W. N. Uarrelt waa appointed to take
up the matter with the rail road
company aud prepare and circulate
petitions baiking to Iho adoption of
the Hilhtboro-Scholla route. A com
mittee of seven to wit: W. II. Web
rung, W, N. Darrett,, L. W.i House,
I). M.'C. Gault, A. C. Khute, Jerome
Palmeteer and W. V. Wiley waa
appointed to print for circulation
literature deacrlrtive of the county
and its resource and; to secure an
exhibit for the Portland Hoard of
Information, and a countyiexhibit at
tho State Fair thia fall. The regular
meetings of the Hoard are held on
tho last Tuesday evening of each
month. ' ' ' '
Mcmbcra of the United Artisan
Assembly of Hlllsboro and vicinity
will please take notice that on Mon-
lay evening, April Cth, the Forest
Grove officers and exemptefiera will
be present t the Old Fellows Hall
in Ilillwboro, to Install the new
officers of Ituby Assembly No 2C
and confer the degrees on the new
candidates. Deputy Grand Master
Jennio McE. Galbreath is at work in
the field and quits a largo class of
candidates are in lino for initiation.
All mcmtiers of Kuby Assembly are
requested to bring their friends
with them Monday evening and have
them Initiated with the class. Vis
iting artisans from at large will be
welcome.
During the trial of James. Alkln,
indicted for killing a Chinaman near
Raloigh in December, 1S90, the prin-
cipal witness for Ihe state, Wood-
ward by name, balked and would
not answer the questions put to him,
or if he talked, be would say "I don't
remember," Judge McBriUe consid
ered such conduct a contempt of
court and sent Woodward to the
county Jail for 60 days. It Is related
that Woodward's wife visited him In
Jail in the evening and accosted him
with "Well, this seems like old
times, to meet you in Jail." When
she left she fired a parting shot : "I'll
know where you are for a little
while."
M. L. Noble of Forest Grove, gave
thia office a pleasant call last weeu.
Mr. Noble is in the realestate business
and while here ordered stationary
for tho next few months. He is do-
lug a lurge business as the following
sales will show : Dan Baker, of
Cedar Canyon, 240 acres, 4,800; Cal
Jack Sr. of Portlaud, 160 acres 16400;
Georgo Hancock, of Cornelius, 40
acres, 13100; Fred Schmidt, of Laurel
30 aires 11,100; Israel Putnam of
Dilley, 1G0 Bcres.
A telephone message to Mr, M, 8.
Dailey, of this city, announced that
his wife, who was obliged to go to an
hospital In Portland, last week uuder.
went a successful operation for a
complicated complaint, aud is now
getting along very nicely. Al
though not able to leave the hospital,
t is thought alio can come home soon.
April l-t saw niBny of our local
sportsman hieing away to their old
fishiug ground; and it is Mipposed,
from the amount of prepartion that
was made, that many(?) trout sutlered
the jienalty of death.
Itealestate Parties desiring to
sell property will do well to call on
M-. U Noble of Forest Grove, Oregon,
and list their property with him for
he can sell it.
Mr. Hetij. Hay who recently moved
from Iho farm near this city, ias
iMiught out a butcher business In
Forest Grove, and moved his family
to that placo yesterday.
Hon. H. W. Corbet t, who hasbeen
a leader in the financial and olitifnl
life of Oregon for fifty years, lied at
his home in Portland last Tuesday,
of heart failure.
Kh1 estat') owners state that it
costs Wt per rent more to build now
than it did five years ago, and 50 per
cent more than three year ago.
The Lida Mill school district has
levied a special 5 mill tax so as to
have a longer term ol school.
Shorthand student's wanted, lemon
given by mail at students home.
A i Ureses G. 11. Hardin, forest Grove
Oreg-vi-
Nticknirii! Stuck and poultry
al. J. A. Kremis.
A new line of prints at Il-icket
St
ore. The, pri'-e is dow n.
Chickens, egg an. buttrr bought
J, A, krenua.
A new line of gingham at the
Urn ket Store.
lied and white onion seta. J. A.
Kremls.
H. V. Gates is con fined to bis loom
tbis week by influenx.
A quicksilver mine la Crook coun
ty, thirty mile from Prlnevllle, was
sold last week for $50,000.
Hide a IUcycle, easiest running
wheel on earth.
E. L. McCormick. keeps nothing
but first class furniture, try him.
Get your fishing: tackle from Mc
Cormick. He has a large stock to
select from.
Base ball rood and byclcle sundries
of every description at . L. McCor-
micks.
U. Q. Gardner ha moved his
black-smith shop across the street to
the shop he purchased recently. 47
Henry Sehmeltxer had his fine
stallion to the photographer yester
day. This young animal la a wouder.
Mrs. Max Crandall also Mrs. Wm.
Thome were visitor in Portland,
Monday, in order to take advantage
of the fire sales advertised by Lip
man, Wolfo St Co.
The voters of the school district
embracing Moachams crossing voted
at a meeting held last week to build
a new school-house. Work will be
commenced at once and the structure
rushed to completion.
Mr. A. II. Priteuard a recent
arrival from Iowa has bought Hon.
B. F. Purdy's 200 acre farm, near
Dilley. Forthia well Improved tract
115,000 was paid. Mr. Pritchard
does not take possession 'till fall and
therefore returns at once to Iowa.
Knventecn hundred and sixty four
slnglo rolls of wall paper received
direct from the factory. New designs
aud patterns, prices range from 8 cts
to 40 cts per roll. Call and look over
my stock beforo purchasing. E. L.
McCormick, 3 doors soutn from v. u.
Hillsboro.
The "Wild Woll" team of Beaver
ton beat the Tlgardville "Tigers" by
the score of 18 to 13 on Beaverton
grounds last Sunday. Tho grounds
were in fine condition for sliding to
bases and "some slid by." The
Tlgardville boy are Jolly good fellows
and will play a return game at Beav
erton, April 19th. There was no
quarreling about decision, and it Is
to be hoped all the games of the
season will be played In the same
"American" style.
Mr. Henry Smeltzer has Just Onised
a contract for tho S. P. Co. of saw-
ing 800 cords of two-loot wood to be
used by trains on the West Side line.
Mr. Smeltzer has formerly taken and
finished contracts for 8000 cords and
over, for the company, but owing to
his intention of furnishing wood fur
Hillsboro trade, he cut his railroad
order short. He will begin deliver
ing the wood at tho track Immedi
ately.
Several Hillsboro people went to
Portland on Wednesday last, to
attend the regular session of the city
council which, it was understood,
was to take up some part cf the
ordinance granting a franchise to the
Hillsboro-Portland Trolly car line,
but owing to the death of the wife
of one of the city officials, the session
was adjourned 'till today. Friday
wherefore the Hillsboro people had a
bootless trip. It Is understood that
a delegation goes again this morning.
t'OCRT HOUSE.
PROBATE.
Est. Sarah Holcomb, minor
appraisers for Yamhill county, Jas
per LtiKr, Alfred Cochran and Chas.
II. Burch.
Est. John Bummers, insane. Or
dered that the guardian be authorized
to loan money belonging to the estate
on real estate security.
Est.' Ben E. Jones deed. Final
account filed and Monday, April 27th
sot for examination.
Est. Thos. II. Tongue, deed. Per
sonal property set off to the widow
for her support and that of the minor
child towil: Household goods, fur
niture, musical Instruments, library
to tho value of f. 175.00 the home
valued at 11,500.00 and the sum of
$75 00 icr month from Jan. 11-1903
to march 23-1903, 10 head of sheep
and feed. The personal property
other than that set asido as above
will he sold at public auction or at
private sale, as the administrator
shall deem for the best Interests of
the estate.
F.-it. George G. Alexander deed.
Final account allowed and the estate
closed of record.
COUNTY COURT LAW.
John Neirniann and Fred Zimmer
man were admitted to citizenship.
MARKIAKE LICENSE.
License to wed was Issued March
23, to A. W. Smith 29, and Hattle
C. Dlcffenbauchcr 17. March 25, to
Albert E. Fleck 20, and Maud P.
Morton 19.
COl'NTT llWEJITI0!f.
Convention was called to order at
11:05 a. m. by Benton Bowman,
chairman of the. county central com
mittee. Sec, J. A. Thoruburg read
the call for convention. Next were
the nominations of temporary officers;
Brlgg of Dilley and Thurston Bux
ton of Forest Grove were nominated.
The Chair appoiuted four fellers as
follows: Dr. Wood or North Hills
boro, Cal Jack of North Hillsboro,
Mr. Saxton of Reedvllle and Mr.
Hoge of Forest Grove.
Motion moved and carried that
member be allowed to cast the full
vote of their respective precincts.
The ballot was spread and when
counted it totaled 75 for Mr. Brlgg
and 74 for Mr. Buxton. Mr. Hus
ton moved on behalf of Mr. Buxton
and bis friends that the vote be
unanimous for Mr. Briggs, carried.
Mr, Briggs then took the chair amid
great applause. Next in order was
nomination of temporary secretary.
Mr. Cady, B. P. Cornelius and John
Bailey were placed in nomination;
Mr. Bailey withdrew In favor of
Mr. Cornelius, and Mr. Cornelius
withdrew in favor of Mr. Cady, who
was then elected by acclamation.
A committee of three consisting of
Stitt, Buxton and Imbrie was
appointed on permanent organization
and order of business.
Benton Bowman and J. A Thorn-
burg were appointed on the creden
tials committee.
The convention then adjourned
to meet at 1 p. m.
Convention was called to order at
l;24 p. in. by Chairman Briggs. The
report ua permaneut organization.
and order of business was read and
adopted. Adams, of Forest Grove,
was elected assistant secretary. The
report of committee on organization
recommended first, that temporary
officers bo made permanent; second,
that 14 delegates be elected, one at a
time, a majoiity of all delegate to
elect. The report was adopted.
A committee of three, T. II.
Adams, E. W. Haimes and W. N.
Barrett, was appointed to repot t res
olutions expressive of tho sense of
the convention touching the death of
Cohgressman tongue.
The committee on credentials re
ported as follows:
To the Republican County Con
vention: We, your committae on
credentials, beg lieve to rerl tflat
the following named delegates are
entitled to seats In this convention:
Beaverdam.
Fred Heme), Chas Hickethier, Chris
Shindler, John O'brien, Nels John
son, F Borgher, P. Kurcher.
Beaxerton
W J Butner, M' D Cady, W E
Squires, S K Nelson, C E Delchman,
J N Fischer, G W Stitt, C W Allen,
A Rossi.
Buxton
J II Kink, William Stephens, A
L Stephens, W R Whitney, G W
Uine,
Cornelius
G W Marsh, Geo Hancock, C W
Fitch, Dan Barrett, J C Buchanan,
Chas Buchanan, R W McNutt. M L
B Haycock.
Dilley
A Briggs, J W Hughes, E J Hub
bord, Louis Groendyke.
East Butte
C F Tigard, J W Tigard, E J
Qodman, J M Overholser, by E J
God man, proqey, J A Plicth, J A
Uuslege, by C F Tigard, proxey,
Fred Eisner.
East Cedar
W R Day, by E A Eddy, proxey,
J R C Thompson, by E A Eddy,
proxey, E Savage by E A Eddy,
proxey William Spencer by Sam
Galbreath, proxey, John Nyberg,
Sam Galbreath, E A Eddy.
Gales Creek
John McLiren, N C Lilly bp John
McLaren, proxey, J W McRoberts,
by John McLaren, proxey, Frank
Lafferty, Jas Churchill, by John Mc
Laren, p:oxey, Ell Smith.
North Hillsboro
W V Wiley, W N Barrett, J
W Bailey, E C Brown, J R Imbrie,
B P Cornelius, S B Huston, Cal
Jack, Clem Hhaner.
North Forst Grove.
II T Buxton, Will Bellinger, W
KCurtiss, II F Gordon, FSWag
gner, by J P Wagner, Will Fletcher,
by H T Buxton, proxy, F Crang
by J P Wagner, proxy, T II Adams,
L C Walker. -
South Hillsboro.
E B Tongue, 8 S Ritchie. W Ireland,
John Northrup, F W Kelsay, C W
Redmond, John Milne, J W Morgan,
W E McCourt.
Reedville
M Dillcboy, J Borwick, JRImley,
Will Jack, by A Jack, proxy, A W
Saxton, S P Reeiler, Andy Jack.
South Forest Grove.
T G Todd, by J A Thornhurg,
O Baldwin, by ( has II inea proxy,
Walter Iloge, C N Johnson, Chas
Hines, J 8 Clarke, by J A Thorn
burg, proxy, J II McNamer, 8 B
Starratt, J A Thornburg, E W
Haines, C E Bradley.
South Tualitin.
W II MeCormlk, Joe Robinson,
J II Collier, W A .Griffith, C R
Adams, Geo Turpin.
Washington Precinct.
O G Tompkins, Leonard Tom p.
f the Kind
f that Leads V
I 0M iuor yttkl iuuf If
I by ll deai.rv v
1 10 I Hr4 Aaaaal ft k. .
I puatjul frmm tu lui '
o. m. Ftrrr J v!
kins. John Connell, Tom Connell,
MC Lincoln, JRSuhafer, by Wm
Ross, proxy, Wm Ross.
Kiblllutte.
A B Flint, R S Rjbinsoo, Ole
Olesoc, by R A Robinson, proxy,
C Hesse, C Van Kleek, J J Van Kleek
West Cedar.
A 8 Vaugb, J A Chapman, Fred
Olds, Chas True, E W Johnson,
A 8 Cravan, M E Buck, L S Mc
Donnell, by AS Vaughn, proxy.
Columbia
Edwin Cornelius, Mllahn, Geo.
llarmes, by J Corey, proxy J C Corey
Cbaa Loudon, F Bowers.
Dairy
W L Moore, Fred Wilcox, John
Ireland, by W L Modre, proxy John
Cantons, Geo. McGraw Geo. Herb,
O P Yates, W J II Beach, John Van
derwahl, Gaston
WK Newell C w Hudson, CC
Hoops, R Matteson, by W K Newell,
proxy. E X Harding. G E Meisner,
F Hill, by BPPurdy.
Mountain
W D Wood, W Hollenbeck,
On motion each delegate elected to
the Eugene convention be Instructed
to attend in person and not by prox
ey and that 14 alternates be elected.
The convention proceeded to the
election of delegates. The first bal
lott stood:
W J Butner ?5
Andrew Jack C
Thurston Buxton 50
EB Tongue... - 5ft
Vaughn - c
Scattering 2
Total 145
So there was no election.
On motion the rules were suspend
ed and Messrs. Buxton and Tongue
were elected by acclamation. The
second bailott stood:
John Connell - CG
W J Butner 17
W Marsh 55
Scattering ?
Total 145
So there was no election. The
third bailott stood:
Q W Marsh - 60
JohnCnDnell 91
Scattering 6
Total 1 146
Mr. Connell was elected.' The
fourth bailott stood :
Butner 15
Andrew Jack 31
C F Tigard G6
G W Marsh 32
Scattering - a
Total 149
Aealn there was 'no election. At
the next ballot
Jack received 24
Marsh 32
Tigard 1
Scattering 9
Total 146
So C F Tlarard was chosen. Under
a suspension of the rules W K New
ell was chosen. The same kind of a
motion put W J Butner of Beaver
ton. on the list.
The rule had been suspended eo of
ten that It was easy to do It again
and the following named delegates
were chosen by acclamation, to wit
Dr Chas Hines. E W Hines. T R
Imbrie. E A Eddy, Andrew Jack,
8 B Hustou, J A Thornburg, Moses
Dillaboy.
The chairman was instructed to
appoint the alternates. The com
mittee appointed to formulate the
sentiment of the convention on the
death of Congressman Tongue, re
ported the following resolutions:
Whereas: The Divine Ruler of
the Universe, in His infinite wisdom
has removed from the activities of
this life, the most illustrious tharac
ter of our district, Hon. Thos. II
Tontrue. whoe passing to the other
life has called as together, at this
time to seek another to take up his
labors: therefore be it
Resolved by the Washington Coun
ty HPDublian Convention today
assembled, that we approach this
our duty with sail hearts and a deep
sense of the responsibility that rests
on us: that we seek as far as it Is in
our power to emulate the example
he ha given us of determination,
Industry, Integrity and loftiness of
character.
Resolved that In his death Wash
ington county, the state of Oregon
and the American i.ation has lost
one of their ablest and mist efficient
law makers; and the republican
party one of the strongest champions
and most loysl standard bearers.
T. II. Adams,
E. W. Haines.
W. N. Barrett.
The report was unanimously
adopted. On motion the convention
adjourned.
VILINDUS.
The Pert-heron Mallion, Ylliiidus, 22031, owned
by W. L. Davis, of Hillshor, will make the season iu
follows:
Monday at Herman Bogue's,
ner's, Scholls; Wednesday, Hillsboro Home Stable; Thursday, K.
Scheifllin's, Ccnterville, Friday, Bunting's Baru, Cornelius; Saturday,
Hillsboro Home Stable.
VUindus.is a dark irongrey Percherou horse, coming five years of
age. He now weighs 1850 pounds.
, SERVICE
Insurance, due when mare
foal
Season
Single Service -
If you buy
IT'S ALL
"WE sell onsrxY-
GOOD
-AJSTID STBIYE TO PLEASE
Bicycle Hospital
If your wheel is out of repair bring it around
and I will fix it. That is my sole business. I
also carry a full line of bicycle sundries.
Ramblers
$35 40
Call And See my new CUbccls
Also will bo found in my shop a good line
of cheap second band wheels to be closed out.
F. R- DAILEY, PROP.
1" m m m m. m
WALL
I have just received
wall paper direct from the factory. 1 have patterns
that will please almost every one, and can guarantee
that you will save money by giving me your orders.
If you intend repapering your rooms this spring call
in mid lnnk over mv stock. Paner hangers will do
I well by considering my
E. L.
Three DoorsSooth from Post
VMM
PRTrr. KOW ONE DOLLAR
There haa never been a remedy
that actually cured pyles nnui
tliis on was dincoferel hy lr.
Perrin. There ia nt a person
who aufTen from thia litrnsing
rtioeaae who ia not willing to pay
flto have the cnuno removed per
manently. Immediate results
antl yon take it, that all.
For Hale.
One light driving Irani wrll matt-hri),
dark prrya arren yrnn oM, will wrii-li
l.(MI puiiiKia earn. I -'.! win wir inn,
Irani. Knqiiirc ol A. M. IVti'inon, Hills- j
loro, Orr?ni '
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ONION SKED ('hoK-e Ore
gon Yellow Danver Onion
Svd for sale by Joseph l;u:h
mann, 8tone, Oregon.
nrrrr
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1
Farmiugtou; Tuesday, Ferd Cro-
He was imported tbis spring.
is known to he with
$12.00
$10.00
$7.00
if at
RIGHT
GOODS
m TJcals
$25 19
1902 Ideals
$20 22 .
i
mm
rArCn!
nearly two thousand rolls of
proposition.
McCORMICK,
Office
fjillsboro, Oregon
Doing
things
Chat
Drino, Business
make money
Independent Dob Dept.
ualnraa an4 Commercial print
ing mat will bring kualnaaa and
m ana
0T(9
make monay for VOU.
fiilUbero,
PHONE MAIN ig
Arker'a ljpepl Tablet are oli
on a positive iriiAritntee. Cum heart-burn
raining of tha ftind, distress after eating or
any f'rm nt dyspepsia. One little tahlt
rives immediate relu f. 25 eta, and tOcia
t he ltelta lira. Store.
!
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And society.
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