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MID-SUMMER SALE
25 per cent off Men's vid Boy's Slimmer Suits
15 per cent off on Boy's Wash Suits
15 per cent off on all Straw and Panama Hats
FALL AND WINTER SAMPLES RECEIVED
CLEANING AND PRESSING
iSchexik Brothers
Merchant Tailors and Outfitters
Burns. Oregon. Odd Fellows Bide
T - t ij
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LOCAL OVEKI LOW.
C. D. McConnoll left Sunday
for Vnlo en rouloto Portland und
other outsido points. Ho will bo
absent until about tho drat of
next month.
K JunicH L. Varien has been nor-
iously HI at bin homo near thm
city with heart and kidney trou
ble. Ho is some improved but
his condition is yet :. -rious.
G. W. Wilkins of Denver is
hero with two big Bovon-passen-Ker
Studebakor automobiles. Ho
camo first to Twin Falls and find
Imr it rather unlet decided to
look over tho Harney country.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Barnes ex
pect to leave soon for tho east to
spend tho winter visithur tho
scenes of their younger days,
Thoy aro now
dmifrlitor Mrs.
visitiiiu their-f
L. M. Slullard
Mrs. Tom Allen nrrived homo
from Portland laat ovonlnjr much
improved In health.
VV. P. I issuer arrived homo
from Portland last evening nnd
roports hifl pool tables and Block
of tobacco, cigars, pipes, olc. all
en route. Ho will opon for busi
ness nbout Oct 1.
Miss Marion Cummins expects
to leave tomorrow for her homo
In Portland after a very pleasant
vacation visit with relatives and
friends in this section. Miss
Cummins is a very pleasant tal
ented young lady who mado
many friends while hero and will
bo welcomed should sho ngain
visit Hums. Sho has been with
Miss Drusa- Dodson at tho Will
Cummins homo during her stay.
y Miss Drusa Dodson expects to
Moot Scotty nnd Hill nt tho Pair.
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HATllllDAY. SKiTBMIIKU 10, IJII
SUHHUItllTION KATFH
Ouo Year
8li Moulba
Three Moulin
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1 (XI
IUIIAN lit III)
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MnRIRnr
A DAILY PAPER PAIR WEIX
The Times-Herald has arrang
ed for competent help both in
the mechanical work and report
orial staff to publish a daily pa
per during fair week and the
Development League meeting.
There will be no particular at
tempt matte to cover anything
but local happenings of interest
and the paper will be delivered
by carriers nt the homes. Those
business men who have been ap
proached have shown a disposi
tion to help, with one exception,
in paying the expense of the
venture by advertising. It is
expected to place at least ope
copy in every residence in Burns
while several business homes
have arranged for more copies in
that portion of the city.
The Times-Herald has mttlo a
success of such an undertaking
in the past and is better prepar
ed to give service at this time
than formerly. The subscrip
tion price will bo 2T cents for tho
week delivered and its readers
will bo supplied with all tho im
portant doings of tho day at the
Development League meetings,
tho fair grounds, circuit court
and other items of a load nature.
Now the Bend Bulletin has
taken up the boost for Jimmio
Donegan for congress. The
Times-Herald is pleased to see
the compliments paid our worthy
townsman and hopes the matter
is taken seriously. Mr. Donegan
is a capable young man and no
better "scrapper" can bo found
in tho district. lie would repre
sent us with credit and not be
writing letters to school girls.
leavo tho first of tho coming
ntwilr (Yi. TtnoiAii tirlinrvt aim tirlll
. tl.i:i. jui iiunvvii uiivtv tinu 1 in
near urowsoy. i n. c..i.i ..i
(uiiiur inu rjinuiMiii quiiuui ui V4
prcssion for tho year, and may
-- -- remain during tho vacation period
lef tstillo last seen near Bunyard'B I next season. Miss Drusa is am
saw mill.. Suitable reward for ' bitioim and has many friends
information loading to recovery. , ho ,,,,, ,t , hor 8UCCCW
ot same. 11. uunman, , ,,,, , , ...
Harriman, Ore. aH a reader. Tho young lady will
,.,. t. n . . 'take advanlngoof her opiiortuni-,i.i.-.."ai:',..,Ji(!.,0",lA!".ty
to become proficient in her
....l,., ,o .bk v..w iii'i. "t Vl.W
week en routo homo from tho
west with members of his family
who have been at tho coast. Mr.
Blackaby said ho might join
others to come from Ontario to
tho league meeting here.
chosen work and has tho best
wishes of her numerous childhood
associates.
A letter from Lloyd Johnson
at Lawcn has just reached this
I !...- ii... .1....H. -r
Presbyterian Church: Preach- ' "w Tn" "'" i
ing services at 11 a. in. and 7:150 Harry K. McCluro which occured
p.m. Morning theme "The Law at that place Sunday. SentH. Ho
of Growth." Subject for even-1 foil on thostreet and was carried
ing "Borrowed Religion" As n l()-tll0 holei w,ere i,0 cx,,i,cd in
!hS wli h,n n Z0r!nliiJ.Mion four minute from heart failure.
n 'T L t U,m 'our 2 Interment was made in the Har-
1 fom f, r " 'c LSSi n( cemetery the following day.
.f.VLft ....... had resided in tliifs
mrcimK uvm.jr . .ou ,.. .... 'unly for mnny yoars ml m(l
A telenhone messaue from. a wide acquaintance. He leaves
NOTICK KOlt I'UIILIOATION.
Uhitku httii Man omit
Ilurim, irfKi..nitoinbcr, r, lull
Nolle l horohr rImiii that IMami II Ha"
inan.iif NarriiiviOrrKoii, who. on r hrnnry II.
1910, undo 'Imnoitoad ittilrv Ho oucm, lor N'
HI hi HKWHKlf, Hoc a, NIHj NKW, '''", ','
Norlhuf MalTiaur I nfc) iowmiilli M H.111II1.
Ii.iiko MKaat, Hlllnmclln Mrrlilimi lii Mo'l
nollnxif Intoiitlon l nmlo lliml ( oinmutit
tlnn I'rool. lo pnlnhlUh iUln. I tho Uml
ntxivii doorlhoJ, Iwloro tho lliiiliir anil llfl
.elver l lliirm, Orogiin, on the luth ilny of
nrtnlHir mil
Olmrlra WIUoii, ol llurin, OifKon Kreil
llorclh, ltM ItltiKvr, W. I. Nii1lim, nil of
Nr.-n.wm um-ori Wm,Kabi, ,.,
NOTIOK KOIl I'UHLIUATIOK.
Umnii httm I.anii orrii r
llurin, orriion, Hi'lvinlir (, mil
NnllreUherohyitlvriithdt ilnllhowH Dnvli,
ol lUrrlmnii, Oichuii, who, on Orlohnr III, Wn,
nailo IIiiitipiiii liil Diilrr N. VXI I.MorJnl Nn Wtm,
fnr N''NW, HKNW nml HWUNI'i,
HiTlhni H, rowiihl IX) H 1 llniiKii W I'mii,
WlllMiivllo Moriillnn iim UK", nouru 01 111
timllon In iimko Final Klve-Yrur 1'riKil, lo
nimhllthcliilin lo III 11 Inli'l nlrfivo ()( nllicil,
l.eloro Iho Kfitlilor mid llcmlvur. nt Miirim,
Urrxon.iin tho isih itjrol llrtohcr, lull
(lmlit iminr in wltiioorn'
John II. Jonkln. John II, Jiinu, Imvhl Jn.
kin. Hmltli, Oregon, J, W Hvl. KUornhlo,
Ori'Kon,
Wh I'krk, KiKlilor,
KOTIUK KOlt PUBLICATION.
UNI1KI) BIATI'H I.ANII OKKK V
Hum, o.ii,H(.iti'iiilcrri, B
Nullrola hcrehy li'A that John II lltucra,
of Narwwa, Oregon, who, on Octolicr M, HM
unite Ifomiateail rnlir No VMI Hcrliil No
U.wn, for lJ)la II anil 10, Hocllon i. Inwinhlp.
Ronln, rangu .H rati ami HI.'.hwi, ami
I bill Heollon a.1, lownahlp SH Huolh. Ilatntn
IIU Mllainctlo Msrhllaii, liaa Dloil nolli not
Inlriition lo inaliu final flvo year I'rraif lo
(alahlltlirlalmlollio laml Hlmruiliarrlhpit.hr
foru Iho llraUlor ami Hecclver, al lltirbl
(In ion, on tho mill ilay of )( lohrr lull
claimant nanira aa wuneuvi
w
KilMard PtiHiiirnr. Ktlar,l Amlefiail. lalt.ea
Ivy, all of Voltage, Oregon 11.1 llnghot, of
llurin, Oregon,
u I'akhk, Itrgnlor
NOTIUK KOK I'UIILICATION.
tlNITKIIBTA1l!Hl,NI)(irn I. I
llurin, Uirgon, AiigiiiiSin mil I
Nollcola hrrehy given thai Hmlth I. Jnhnf
rrlurvton, Oregon, who I'll July M, I'lld.
mailo lloinrtleail Kntrv No. Dim for Nl'.1.
nf Kecllon 77. lownihlp 8. HanrviB Oat,
llianiciio Meriuiau liaa niro iiuiicm o. mini
tlnn to nak I'lnal (.oiniMUIatloii it'if,lorlah
Mali claim lo Ihn laml ahovo iteu'rltKxI. hefore
Iho Itrgltter ami llcrelrer at liurni, orrgon
pi. Iho 13th day of Oclntxir, mil
iiaiinaiu naint a aa w.inrtnea
lleiimt Kl.f her. Ilavlil U llllaliii.tti Klai her.
John It I'aljona, all of I'rlnrrtoii, (irron
n KrKK, Itinliiler
I. II. Holland left Tuesday for
the railroad in his big auto with
his daughter Gladys, who is re
turning to school in Portland;
Mrs. Lelah Millar, who goes to
Portland to select her fall and
winter millinery, and the Misses
Sheridan who have been visiting
Judge and Mrs. II. C. Levens
during the summer. The two
latter go to their home in Boise.
Pew, if any, medicines, have
met with the uniform success that
has attended the use of Chamber
lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrh
oea Remedy. The remarkable
cures of colic and diarrhoea which
it has ciTcctcd in almost every
neighborhood have given ita wide
reputation. For sale by all dealers.
northern California to D. K
Thoin Thursday announced the
death of Charles Williams from
injuries received from a horse
the nrst of tho week. I he body
several children, his wife having
died last spring.
The implicit confidence that
many people have in Chamhc i
Itiiti'i frilit fH 1 n I a-tri mill nnitK
t . .. -!?. ll i it 1.
...1 ... ft 1. .... 1 nam s 1.011c unoiera aim wiarrn-
M- u S . !,. ," . 'Jm! ": oeaUemedy is founded on their
n 'v I'hnm .,.wi 1....1 i.a;,i.i .. 1 experience
l. tl. JIIUI.I .ll.l llt.t. .OI..i III
in tho use or that
remedy and their knowledge of
tho many remarkable cures of
colic, diarrhoea and dysentery
thnt it has effected, Por Bale by
all dealers.
this section since childhood. Ik
was a hard working young man
vho had many fni'mh.
Prank Colo's "Harold Wel
come" won the 2:25 pace at the
Portland races making the first . Tr- --t o a t r-
heat in 2:171 over a muddy course.! BUCKS FOR SALE
The other two heats wero made I
in 2:21, 2:2Gi. The little horse
is fast nnd can make better time.
Ho is entered at Salem, Walla
Walla, Boise. Spokane and other
nuets. "Harold Welcome" has
many admirers here who are
pleased to see him make good.
I have moved my bucks from
tho old Sturtevant place to the
Jack Greenlee ranch on Pine
creek where I will remain until
Oct. lBth. D. N. Baki:,
Drewsey, Oregon.
NOTICU KOIl I'UIILIOATION
t.lNITKHHTATKHI.ASIKII'r'K'K.l
llurna, Oregon, Augiul J, lull I
Notlre Ii hrrehy given that Harry Clrnilrnrn,
of Harney, Oregon, ho,on Slarrh IK.IiaM, inl
llomeatta.t I'liliy No Slav, Merlal No OImM,
for V)tNH.e SU. nNI'i Hm m,Tp J2,,
lUlnei. faat, nlllamrllit Werl.llall, hai fllt.1
lli e nl lull nlluii to make Mnal llvo Year
I roof, to ralahlUI. lahn to the Ian. I alxivi'
ile.rfll.ol, belorn Iho llrglater ami Kvrvlvrr,
at llurna Orrgon, on the loili iUr of Orlulef,
llll
rialinaul namea aa wllnci'ea
Ouorgo 1. Iiurhaoan, Jioeph Uoyil I e flmli
anaii, all of lliichanau Ortgon William A
Cattcraon, Ijiwen, Orrgon
Mm, Kinag, llrglater
mmmnmm0K0mmmgrmxiLjmX La
Brown's Satisfactory Store
LOWER PRICES
W- are in a position to make you a iowi
. 1 j 1 1
price than any quotation suomiuea 10 yc
by any Harney County merchant, Brin,
us the list. We will sell under it. This oft
includes STDEBAKEE WAGONS, BUGGI
ccal
I BmWfUUJP
Cfciiwiiiinu i w mm mgamnmanwnwni i w wimmmvkytmmumimamtmmBoamKwmefamwt wnn i u. j raan
aaiaiiitiniiiriiiro-a.tgw iwiiit fiininmniB m im nm rmiwni n iimniiiiinwiiininiitiw nniiwiiir in ng.
BURNS, ORIX
Now fresh groceries just re
ceived at IIugey& Hichardson's.
E HAVE IT HERE
Everything that our long experience has found needed by people of
THE HARNEY VALLEY COUNTRY
Build Up Your Own Town and Community
by trading with your home merchants
LUNABURG. DALTON & CO.
have established and will maintain an up to date department store.
A few of the thousands of articles carried in stock enumerated below
NOTIOK POIt I'UHUCATIOX
UMTgnrTiTBB l.tNi. orririt, I
llurna, Oregon, ugtiai J, mill
Notice I. Iionliy given that l:.lar.l I.,
(illnoii.of llarmy, Oregon, who, on Keptemlmr
W, llW, irailo hnraeatratl entry No 7w,rrlal
No Ma.l for 8K!t hVr l.Tim.ilil. I South,
Itango 31( K. Wlllanirllv Morlitlall, haa
fllnl n.itlrn l Inlrnllon to male rlnat Cue
Yi a I'riMif, toettabllthrlaluitotlie latul iic
trarill.l, hrfore the llrgltter an. Uurlrrr
al llurna, Oregon, on Hie Ivih iUr of 'irloher
ivll.
Claimant liaiura aa wllucaxa
J. II Uifgaii,7hoinaa I, VUarra I I. Illake
Wtiif vi
loy,
Nickel.
all of llamer On gii
V) M KAHim. Ilrgltler
The Lone Star Resiaiirnnt
AH TOY, Proprietor
On cormir .Main Si. nuxuliior
to Ilrvtitoti V IIIcU' nnloon
jMHHUS AT ALlli HOURS
Bokatiy in connection
A Specially of Short Orders.
T.ililo ftirntHluitl tvilli 1 vnrytliini!
llio iiiiirkot iiiriirilw Vour pntron-
HL'lt folll'ill'll
NOI'It.U KOU I'UltLIOATION.
I'KITKIi HTartal INliOcni
llurna, (irigini AuguallH 1'Jll
Noilcrla hvrehv glien that I'hlllnO Moillh
ion ami heir al law ol Krutiui I' Minlili tie
tenaeil.of llii ma, Oregon. Hho i.u Kei.timi ir I,
I'm, maun iiraeri-ljn.l ruiiy Mi nu iv Mai
,,, .ir i,,r ,;, all. I . tnr", rj- 4.,i,m.ii
1 1 1 'J , aolllh, llallgit 19 1'aal , hlllalnrlle I)T
I1IU11, haa nleil m.ltte of liileiillou lo make
Pinal I' oof, to ralabllfh rlalm lo the laml
abort) Otaerlhoil, Iwforn Hm Kexiattr ami He
eolver at Hum), Oregon, on Ihn Vblh ilay of
Mct.tuihlwr ill.
rUiiaaHt naiuea ia ttttiieaawa
all. fl Km I III, Win (I. lianlwWI, Iliuacll K. '
HimIIIi, all of llurna, dragon Harry (lohlen, of
KarrtitM, Oregon.
Wm. raRkK, llralalcr. I
llaJiftla'iiiiLl
DIONIfTING
THE
INDUSTRIES"
mm
Thli It Va. till of baautlful ti pititaii
will mow ajij ooy or c.ri bow w succia
poitai in ma mu touai ana it viu u
Tba ia of Uit Collegt U to dlgalfy m
the Industrial, and to larva ALL the t
courin In Acrlcnltura, CItII CntltcrUt
Eagineanac, jaecnanica. tnginetnnj u
ttrlsc, Foraitry, Domeitlo.8clesc ul
marca, Pharmacy jjo Muile. Tat
Bepumber JJo. Catajogfraa.
Address: REGISTRAR. OHE00U
OOLLEOE, Coryauia, oregen.
iClUitf
I
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Dry Goods Wares of all kind
A Complete Line of Staple and
Fancy DRY GOODS including
Ladies Cloaks, Waists, Skirts, Sweat
ers, Shawls, Hand Hags, Beds and
Bedding, Undcrmuslins, Dress Goods,
Hosiery, Corsets and Corset Covors.
Gent's Supplies
The Most Complete and Up-to-Date
Gents' Furnishing Dep't.
Men and Boys Suits and Overcoats;
Socks, Neckties, Collars and CufTs,
Cuff Buttons and Links, Now Stock
of Working and Dress Shirts, Hats,
Caps, Gloves, Underwear Suspenders,
Levi Strouss and "Boss of tho Road"
Overalls, Jumpers, Linen Dusters.
Rubber foot wear, Rubber clothing.
Drugs, Oils, Etc.
Wo mention here a few of the very
things carried in this department.
Pfrf umery, Face Powder, Creams and
Solutions, Toilet Articles, Bluo Vitrol,
Formaldehide, Chloride Lime, Turpen
tine, Gasoline, Kerosene, Lubricating
Oils, Stock and Poultry Foods, Insect
Powders and nil Household Remedies,
Pure California Wines, Grape Juico
and Liquors for household purposes.
Pure, denatured and wood alcohol.
Sal soda. Paints and oils.
Prices Reasonable,
Arc so representative in character
that it is possible to furnish your homo.
WOODENWARK - Brooms, Brushes,
Willow Ware, Vatcr Bags, Barrels
and Kegs and chopping bowls, etc.
QUEENSWARE Fine China. Cut
Glass, Silver Deposit Ware, Mirrors,
Cooking Utensils, Pottery, Lamps.
HARDWARE-Nails, Garden Tools,
Rope, Cuttlcry Full lino of Tinware
Barb wire, staples, roofing, fruit jars,
caps and rubbers; steel traps; Cold
Blast and dashboard lanterns.
'JEWELRY-Clocks, Watches, Stick
Pins, Belt Buckles, Chains, Fobs.
Headquarters Sport
ing Goods, Guns, Am
munition Fishing and
Camping Outfits.
Tents, Tarpaulians &
Wagon Covers.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Wc arc proud of this depurtment und
can give satisfaction to all Men,
Women and Children. Wc carry the
celebrated Buckingham &. I lech t line.
CORD WOOD
All Honorable Competition Met.
Entertainment
For family, friends and yourself if
you purchase a PHONOGRAPH with
RECORDS. We have them in stock.
Children's Dep't
Our Children's Department is so
complete that wo can furnish your
little ones from top to toe. Wo have
not overlooked tho Dolls and Toys.
Groceries
Of all kindsFlour, Bacon, Lard,
Honey, Grain, Grass Seed, and Feeds,
all kind of Farm Produce, Fresh Fruit
and Vegetables, Evaporated Fruits.
Special Articles
Umbrellas, Parasols, Trunks, Valises,
Suit Cases, und Hntterick Pnttcrns.'
STATIONARY, SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Uaiiqucl candles, Notions, Confccllonaries,
Gasoline mantles and globes, Cobblers outfits,
half-soles and lacks, Tobacco and cigars.
Grain and Wool Dags, Sack and
Binder Twine
Your Business Solicited.
THE BUmS DEPARTMENT STORE
E. A. SHAFER
U.S. Mineral Sunejor 4 Ciil L'ngineer
Irrigation and Water Supply LV
gincering. Tovtnsite, (.and and
Mineral Land Patent Surveys.
Drafting, Designing, Blue Print
ing, rslimalc?, i.'lc.
Narrows. Oregon
I.XKOUTOU'fl NOTICIS.
In llio Counly Court ul tho fslate ol Ore-
pin (or iho County ol Ilarnoy.
In Iho inntliT of tho I'Mntn ol Jnron
llmilltltt, lltHIMMll
Notice In haruhy glu'ii that bj oritur
ol thu County Court ol tho Stnlo ot Ore
Kon lor liurni')' Count), iluly mitilo nml
imtiTtMl on tho IhI ilny of Juno, 1011,
thu iiiiilnrplnm-d .n duly npxjliit(il
lUti'utor ol Iho laat Will nml Testament
of Jiipou ltciiiiL'tt,ilcciar(l. Alt pernon
having olaliiiH ntilitt tho uhoio cttntt
aro hereby notlllcil to proent tho uie,
M'iIIIimI uit hy law resulted, to thu on-
(UiraiKiidl Cxrrtitor nfthin tux montha
from tho iluto hereof, nml thin notice
ilate.l tho HHIi ilny of Annual, Wit.
1 1, I'OUJADi:,
Kxccutor of tho Inat Will ntnl TeHtamenl
of .Iitfon Pt'iiiK'tt, tlurvnax-tl.
Second Hand Store!
and Loan Office
We
I onn
buy, sell, exchncc nnd
money on everything.
. TRAtlO'lT k CO.
Jorltntcn llullJIni, Mala Street, liurni, Ore
MUSIC
Private instructions in
VOICE and PIANO
SiKlitsiturjiurnnd Health Culture
in elnsses
MRS. MclIOSI?
Studio over TI10 Times-Herald
Burns IVIeat Market
NewiSliopiOpposilo (lie First Nnlioual Uank Main St.
Pork, Vionan.
Bologna and
Livor Sausages
Heel' in anty
Quantity.
Your palronage solicited. M. J HANSEN, Propt
We Have Opened Offices in the New Ji
Building in Burns, and are Prcpani
-.
Tfl Purns Accurate, Relii
1 v and Complete Abstract
Title to all Lands in Harnev
Buy and Sell Real Estatd
Large and Small Tracts!
v r a j 1
write hire insurance in i
Strongest Old Line Conif
8,000 acre tract irrigated lanj
best in Central Oregon-f
class colonization projec1.
All Business Intrusted To Us Will
Prompt and Careful Attention.
MOTHERSHEAD&DOHEf
Rooms 4 nnd H Masonic Building;.
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uunNB, OREQON J-JLjuay I F All LOVjll
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jmssmTd
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Jr7 fWt RteW.
Young's Meat Market & Gil
Has a full line of
BINDER TWfW
and
GENERAL HARVEST!
SUPPLIES
Get our Prices on Groceries, Hartal
CASH WILL GET BARGAINS HE
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4 .1 . di,,i....:ji. .,. .all
v ..J. uiacKaiiiiuiiii!; am.
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Wagon ft
COOLFY Al
MATICBRl
Burns,
Harnky Vallky Brlcwkry Saloon
JENKINS & KAISER, Proprietors
WINES, LIQTJOKS AND CIGARS
Best and most popular brands
LOCAL BEER ON TAP
Courteous and obliging bar tenders
OHAS- KAISER, Wler- - Burns. Oregon
I
4mnii,isiwmMi w;i5 3
Main St.,
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