THE COIiBOtl GLOBE.
THUR3DAV. JULY 5, IOOO.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF OILLIAM
COUNTVi OREGON.
, ,, Our Agents.
The following persons are the
Accredited agents of tho (Imais at
tbo post ollieim named.' They nr
authorized to receive and 'receipt
for mtbsoription accounts:
V, J I, CoMviai,. . . , . ,, .Arlington.
W,HK liHOH, , ,()hx
Miih. Eixa ANuiii.i,;. ; ; .Mayvillo
',, Other njontw will bo appointed,
and thuir names added to litis lint
In tiT. '
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localnb;ws,
W. C. Brown, of Idea, was In town
Friday. . . :
V, S, lirown was in trout Snlption
Monday. , . . ' .. '
Mr. mill M, Prior, of Ferry Canyon,
were in t'twii Hatarday.
G. V. limine flint John Madden were
in from Lone Hock Friday.
Mrs, B. lv. Limit end children, are
VieiUlngt frioiwin nt Lone Hock thin week.
W. A, - l)ml!nit UI a good lob of
painting on 11. IS. FrAMir' house last
week.
Kvery farmer whii come to town
thi'veday has limiting face and a story
of bltf wheat crops. ,
Win, Keys, the Mayville pioneer, was
In town Saturday accompanied by his
daughter, Miss .Mice Keys, '
J, It. Friuer was in Iron) hi Thirty
mile ranch Monday. Ilurepoits crops
vsrellunt in hi neighborhood,
Tho Condon hotel liu boon brighten
ed up with a (rest) coat of paint lately,
W. A. Ooodwiu (Jiit tho work,
. H. I, tUratton wan here Thursday on
liilnes connected with the settlement
of Dm Raluton estate ol which he U
trustee. 'V .:...,-,
J. II. Downing i reputed to have the
Iwrt piece of spring tow n wheat in the
Co n lion neighborhood and that ii laying
it good dual. .
Prof. It, A. Mi Cully has boon engaged
ax principal of tho public school at
Miedd, Linn county, Oregon, for the en
sninu term,
Ml Uraoe Fitawater returned from
Kiglitniile Thursday after compli'tintf
ft very successful gin-month term of!
school at Unit place.
It. W, Crane was In from Mayville j
precinrt last week a a witne in the
land contest cane between Itundle Pal
mer and Mrs Uu; Collin, ;-.
tt. A. MoOnlly,.of Ferry Canyon, went
to Arlington Monday, lie expected to
play bait with tho Arlington lesru at i
ioideudaiv on tho Fourth.
Charlie and Will Ladlgo left Friday
lor Weston, Umatilla county wherothey
w ill work through harvest. Tho (.lion
will keep them posted on home news in
their absence, - j
Mrs. P.raudenbnrg, a former resident 1
of thin place, now of linker City, visited
her paruntn, Mr. and Mm. Drassflcld, '
near Olux, hist woek. . tSlie viaited
(Hen-Ill here Friday. ;
Mint Hl)oi llalatcnd completed a tuc.
ocnfiil term of iti'tiool at Mayville tail
week and returned to Condon Friday.
Mic loft for l'ortlnnd Monday whore she
will upend vacation with her motht-r,
Walter Jickaon ami MiaaKllaf Arlylo
of ArllngtOii, wero Condon visitor last
Frid.iy. Mint Carlylo doea the "hollo"
work in tho Arlington telephone ex
change and in known im one of the beat
operator! on the Inland ayatem.
C. L. l.illio and hia Hon Charlio weto
in town Friday. Charlio baa lately ro
turned from Gran Vulluy where he U A
'pupil in tti I! apt Int Academy, lie hat
completed threo yoara Ol the coiirae and
will continue hia atudiea two yeara lon
ger thui ronndingout tho rcjtulnrcourxe.
Char lie paya the ncaduiny la an eaceb
leut achooi.
Harry F. Ptricklin ba jitat completed
A live month'a torni of chool in the AJnx
district. Tli in made eleven nionlha of
continuou work in the achuoi room for
Mr, Strlcklln and he feel that he van
enjoy a vacation tirst rate. He will go
to the tute Normal achool in Bcptombur
tocompleto hia course which will require
one and one-halt yeaia. Mr. Strlcklin
fiaone of our moat aucccsaiiil toachera
and la a higlily popular young man
beside.
JurttfoJ. B, Mattingly wan over from
Mayville iutnrdny looking up the law
In regard to tho heinous crime ol dog
poinoitiug. The Judge's beautiful and
valuable coyote dog waa one of the vic
tim of the late raid on Condon cunlnct
and tho judge ii hot on the trail of the
Bend incarnate who put out tho "bait."
(uiMpicion points to a pnrty who liven
rot a thousand miles from Miiyvlllo and
if tho judge gets just ono more link in
the chnin of evidence there will be an
other cao for the granJ jury in Septem
ber. The judge's dog waa valued at 100
gold coin,
Mr. and Mrm. lid Punn and Mr. and
Mr. 8. A. 1'iittiaon visited at the Maley
ranch In Ferry Canyon hint Sunday.
This ranch is in the center of the banner
district of Oregon and is an ideal location
for . a homo. Arthur Alyor's place n
short distiiuco below the Maloy ranch is
iiIho being snbHtnntially Improved for n
permanent home, Mr. Myers being now
engaged In building a commodious farm
hoiiHO to tiiko the place of tin) one lately
doiitroyod by lire, while his orchard of
bearing fruit trees, black walnuts, etc.
must bo scon to bo appreciated. The
wheatcrop in that, unction is Immense
In nciengo and quality and is now pitHt
iluncr from hot winds. Ferry Canyon
will market, a world of wlnvit thit fall
and the wealth of hnr people will be
lurg'.'ly iniguiontcd tburcfrom,
Jim Rogers Is seriounly 111 this week
Willi septic fever,
Mr. an .J Mrs. J. (i, Cavort are here
from Fine creek visiting relativea.
Andy Orelnor returned : Wednesday
from a business trip to Walla Walla.
Tho battle ship Oregon, which, was
beached off tho coast of China, a few
days ago has been floated.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M, lhitihip left Sun
day for Walla Walla where they visit
friends for a month or so.
Tl o Farm H ii lamily nnd a few friends
plcniced on Thirtymllo on the Fourth. .
Ixi ue Koi'k relelimted on the Fourth
A good crowd is reported to have been
in aUendum:, : ...-': 'i.
Vp tlil a Into hour Thursday afternoon
no nominations had becu iiutdo at the
Kansas City convention. ,
Martin Van is nursing a broken rib as
the result of u kick from one of his freight
horses at The italics last week.
. The GuiHu force took a holiday Wed
needen and as a coiiMequcnce the paper
is one day late this week. Our only et
cuso is that the Fourth comes but once
5 year. ; ;
A numUir of .Condonites went to Fos
sil to celebrate but they report that a
heavy raiii storm dampened the patriot
ism of the crowd ami the occasion was
almost a failure,
Mrs. A. J, Khelton, of Arlington, went
through to Mayville Monday to visit
friends. 8he was wjth Mrs. Nuitrldge,
of Mayville, the two ladies travelling in
a private conveyance. . .
A picnic and family reunion was held
at the home of A. J. Moore on the Fourth
at which the relatives and many close
friends ol the family were present. An
enjoyable day is reported. '
John A. MoMorria wub a victim of
misplaced confidence a few days ego and
as a result he is suffering with a broken
collar bone, Hia confidence was betray
ed by a bucking bronco which Mc es
sayed to fide, not knowing its accom
plishments . . j
T. L. I'ortwood wlil open a One lino of ;
names In a fiw days at his
new shop ou Main street, Mr, I'ortwood
is an ox pert workman and a popular
young man and he. is sure to succeed in
his venture. Head hia new ad In anoth-
column. ' : '
MjtuutKf) Saturday evening, June 80,
ttMiO, Frank Clark and Mrs. Cora WeUs,
both of this city, Kliler W. A. Goodwin,
of the church of Latter Pay SainU.olllci
ating. 1aiv Uagha at locksmiths and
all olliei obstacle. We wish the young
couple well.'
Bay U igers will complete a term of
school in tho Ferry Canyon district this
week, Mr. Hodgers is a very successful
teacher as well as oneof Ferry Canyon's
most reweted young men. - He has a
good ranch out there and is growing up
with the coming country, t
It. lieNcui, ol Iowa Falls, Iowa, ar
rived here a short time ago and has lo
cated a ranch in Ferry Canyon. Mr. Ie
Neul expects his family in a lew days
and will then begin to (eel settled in his
home, lie is a brother-in-law of 0, V.
Behrcidcr, who located a homestead and
bought the C, U. Wilson ranch in Ferry
Canyon last winter.
A cloudburst struck the north end of
town Wednesday afternoon that was a
terror while tt lusted. The water came
down in sheets and in less time than it
takes to teli it the town was flooded.
The heaviest part of the storm seemed
to lie neur the schoolhouse. South of
the Fix building and west of Church
street scarcely enough rain fell to lay the
dust. - " -
l'rof. J. M. Wood, tho blind violinist,
gave A highly enjoyable entertainment
In Armory hall last Saturday evening.
Mr. Wood is an Accomplished musician
whom it is a pleasure to listen to and his
repertoire is varied enough to suit all
tastes. Condon is so ofteu bilked by
snide performances that it is a pleasure
to commend an tiitortalniiieul that
show some merit,
ARLINGTON.
Weather cool for this liuie of year, es
pecially this locality. '
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Toboy !ros. have received their now
threshing outfit. It is the largest one
in the county, .,
The Inte rains mado thousands of
bushels of grain in this part of the coun
ty end the crop will be the largest one
the county ever had. Cutting and
threshing will be at its height next week.
We understand that the Fortage road
and the O. H. & X. are having a racket
over thq right ol way but the I'ortage
people say that I hey w ill do business
just the saino.
Tho Arlington baud has had several
ofl'urn to play (or the Fourth but Wasco
having a contract with them early in
the season secured their services.
There was a train load of cat tla ship
ped front here hut Monday ' and a train
load Inst week. This pliieo has tho
name of being the best shipping point
on the It, It. an account ol being handy
to feed and water.
Kevin al of our cilixens have gone to tho
diUVrtmt watering places to spend too
heated term, Mr. Win. Kmith, of Croy,
has his family lo tho Cascade mountains
iu tho hope that bis daughter's health
will improve, Hho lias been tilling (or
somo time.
Wa notice in somo of tho Eastern
papers that they compliment Oregon on
having one of tho lincst cows in tho
United Stilted, owned by M.O. Miner, of
lleppner, Wo need more line Mock
here. There Is no country better adopted
to stock raising than this but we are be
hind in this matter.
Tho ministers of tho two churches
have started a movement to close the sa
loons here on Hundnys. They brought
the matter before tho city council but
that body had no attorney in the matter
more than any cltUon,
You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera nnd Diar
rhoea Ivmnedy, Tho Hudson Pharmacy
will rotund your money it you are not
iiatiNlind alter 1111111; it. It is everywhere
admitted to he the iiiont successful rem
edy in nun lor bowel complaints and the
J only one that never (rtihi. It is pleasant
nnie ami reliable.
Ferry Canyon Fourth,
1 HO people or ferry l.snyon lielil a
rou a I iu celebration in the fine grove at
the 'elson ranch on the Fourth. About
150 Were pieucnt and the day was pleas
antly f pent (n renewing old acquaint
ances and forming new ones. The din
ner was a fentnre of the day and was
one of the Attest ever served on such an
occasion, being a splendid endorsement
of the culinary abilities of the ladles of
that neighborhood, iMmiing was in
dulged In during the ,' Afternoon and
evening, some of the old folk taking a
hand with the younger generation iu
this enjoyable pastime. A number of
Condon people were present and all re
port an enjoyable .day, The weather In
that section whs nearly perfect. ' ,
Double Wedding.
Mr. (I. F, Mires and Miss I'eari Ilert,
of l)rain, Oregon, and Mr. J, M. .Morgan
and Miss Cora Brown, "of Fossil, drove
over from the luiter place last evening
(Thursday) arriving hero at 11 o'clock.
Rev, llesly was in waiting at the resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. C, T. Flnkham
where, immediately after their Arrival,
tho happy couples were united in the
holy bonds ol matrimony. They have
the best wishes of a host of friends.
It Saved Hie Lk.
F. A. Danforth, of La'irange, On., suf
fered for six months with a frightful
miming sore on his leg: but writes
that liucklrin's Arnica Salve wholly
cared It in fivei-dsys, For Ulcers,
Wounds, Files, it's the lt salve in the
world. Cure guaranteed, Only 2 cts.
Hold by Condon lrog Co. ' '
Letter From Cape Nome.
Mr. John F, 1'inkhaui has just receiv
ed, onderdate of Juno 14, a letter from
his noti, Frank Fiiikhniu, who Is at
Nome in the employ of A Kan Francisco
company, from which we are permitted
to make the following interesting ex
tract: :
"We are now about five miles from
Nome and I am very glad of it as I am
sick of life on board ship. We have had
a very pleasant trip, smooth ell the way.
I have not been sick sinro leaving Seat
tle. We left there on the 20th at 12 M.
and stopped at Tacoma and Fort Town
send. . We passed Dutch Harbor on
Sunday evening, the 17th just as steer
age passenger died o pneumonia. We
did not atop but went right np north un
til we struck tho ice on tho U'tb, We did
not get out again for eight days and as
we then bad our bow stove in and leak
ing badly we bad to put back to Dutch
Harbor after being within 100 miles of
Nome. ' We stayed in Dutch Ilaiborand
('ualaska till June 10th when we left at
ti A. M. and have managed to come
through without seeing over 100 mile of
ice Altogether, Several steamers were
here already and several have been dam
aged. We paused the steamer South
Portland last evening, and helped her
through the 'ice to dear water. Bhe
had a largo hole In her bow covered
with canvass. The steamer Cleveland
is reported to lie on the beach at Nome.
The .'.'Catherine Sudden" we left two
week ago in the ice pack with her bows
crushed and the crew intending lo aban
don her. We had left hor about an
hour w hen the brig l'itcairn went to her
relief. This i a terrible trip. For two
weeks we have had nothing but Stew,
salt horse arid bash. The first steamer,
the Albion, arrived here May UK The
whaler bark, Alaska, was driven on
shore here June tl, a total loss' of freight
and vessel. The Catherine Sudden, tow
ed in by Cutter Curwin, dismasted with
7 feet ol water in her hold, was sold at
auction today. As far a the eye can
see along the beach there is nothing but
tents. We have not gone ashore yet but
will go as soon as they can get the bag
gage and lighters unloaded. The steam
er Ohio arrived an boor before we did
with a case of small pox on board and la
now in quarantine. The schooner
Kclipee is being towed in by a steam
launch having been crushed by the ice
and there are uncon tinned reports of sev
eral other wrecks.
Later. Wo have just received the re
port that the Brig l'itcairn and the
schooner Kclipse are lost with all on
board,
A ,9 ,Hltk liUltKJIilAblUll VI
Condon capitalists have incorporated
1110 aiayvine wrti
Was It A Miracle?
"The marvelous cure ol Mrs. Rene J.
Stout of Consumption has created in
tense excitement in Catnmtick, Ind."
writes'Marion Btuait, a leading druggist
of Minnie, Ind. She only weighed 00
pounds when her doctor in Yorktown
said she mui't soon die, Then she began
to use Pr, King's New Discovery and
gained 37 pounds in weight and was com
pletely cured," Il'lins cured thousands
ol hopeless cases, and is positively guar
anteed to cure all Throat, Chest and
Lung diseases. 50u and $1.00, Trial
bottles Iree at Condon Drug Co's.
If you dosiro further information
about tlso advantages of fcliipping
grain to THE MUTUAL WARE-
HOUSE COi please drop us aline
and wo will explain what you
wish to know.
Our littln book ' WltKAT slut hew to liuniths
it," will uUo u He ill run itciil vl luim-uiu-llun
along thnt line. Malted free.
Mutual Warehouse Go.
Xo. 7 Kirst St..
I'oUTt.ANK, On.
Puriy Business.''
Seed's plates, Folio, Vclox Slid Dekko
paper at the Condon Drug Co.
Wright' Uuot Beer 10 cents per bottle
Hire's Hoot Beer 25 .cent per bottle
Lemon Sugar 25 cents per can nt
Jackson A Dysart'. ;
Silverware finest selection and best
goods obtainable. Dunn tiros.
Hath Hut and cold water, clean tow
els, only 29 cents at Condon hotel.
Colds! Coldsl Cured bv ns-init f.xntr's
Laxative Cold Tablets, For sale only in
Condon by the Hudson Pharmacy.
Have yon tried It T Dr. Hhh'k'e Hair
Tonic for the Scalp. For sale at the
Hudson Pharmacy.
Have ymi, seen our latest arrival of
silverware' If not, you had better eall
and Inspect these iroods. Finest work
uianHhip, lien mi (ol design. Dunn Bros-.
fi.'L. Neal, the welt known' auction
eer, will give the strirteit atlenlion t"
all business entrusted to tt; eme. If
you have property to sell conMilt him.
Summer footwear jiit-t in hite-t. ao.J.
Our shoes combine style, lit jutd liiiif-h,
and comprise the itaitdard brands.. Let
us "foot" you. Dunn Bros.
Dress goods of every desirable shade
ami texture for the summer weather.
Right now It tho time to pnrchane. nnd
ne shall be pleased to see yon. Dunn
Bros. ' ' " ' , ... . .
O. S EBI
PROPRIETOR OF -SODA
and MOTTLING 11 ORKS
Manufacturer of Soda, Orange end
Champagne Cider, Sarsapartlla arid
Iron and all other Soft and CarbenRted
. Drinks. Condon trade Is respect
fully solicited. Orders promptly filled
Arlington, Ore.
VICTOR MARDEN
. Manufacturer of and Dealer in Harness and Saddles
CJFine Stock: Sciddles a Specialty4l
We Guarantee Our Prices to Please
. and Our H ork to Give Siitiifactinn
Call when in The Dalles or write far prices and information.
The Dalles, Oregon.
. IvOgical
Kvery man's character is measured, materially,"
by the clotbes he wears, and hi3 vanity in gratifi
ed by the effusive compliments thrust upon him
by his fellow men and lady admirers on account '
of the elegance of his attire.
- To dress tastily and consistently, in keeping
. with the prevailing fashion, it behooves every per
son seeking to be endowed with this requisite, to
exercise caro and judgement in the selection of his
luaterial and tailoring establishment.
We aro the school of art and style,
Come join the class and place on file
Your order for a suit or more -
Of LAMM'S clothes, known from shore to shore.
For sale by
Dunn Bros.,
Sole Agents for Condon
Dealers in General Merchandise.
ICE CREAM, MILK SHAKE,
SODA DRINKS OF ALL KINDS,
CYDntJT AMI PEH STCCtlMAM moans
kill uiii nnu uhtii w 1 kbuiiiMii viunnvji
BEST 5CT. SMOKE IN TOWN.
at JACKSON &
Ladies Only
Are interested in such matters as the quality, style and
price of crepe and tissue paper.
Pompadour combs which will not break, Clothes, Hair and
Tooth Brushes, Sozodont and llubifoatn, 2oo, Musical fnstru
numts, Magazine and many other useful articles can be had at
" Condon Drug Co.
Lending Drug, Photo
BARR BUILDING,
.Tin; Arlington V.'unn -e Co. is v.tklng
estejuive, iiiipi'oveioeiitii to anomnio
dale the large crop of wheat now coni
ng 011. 17J13
Bend your -order to the ' Arlington
Warehouse Co. tur t?rain mix. header
lied lumber, and clear wide pine for wa
ter moss, a large auppiy.uiwsvs on
hand. . , , 17.118.
; Blacksmith infc.
Joe Harbin, the blacksmith, wishes to
announce to his friends that he has re
turned to town and Uken peisonal
charge of bis shop. Don't think for a
moment that he ha quit the town or
j that be intends to quit it. lie is here to
ei nuii, kio jutr einiiitci-imi in ma
chine repair work to which he will give
speciul attention.
y, Dentistry.
Dr. T. L. Nicklin, denlist, has re
moved his ofllce to the Stephenson
building, second floor, where he will.be
found at all times ready to attend to the
! wants of those desiring the services of a
j llrt-t-tHK dentist. Call and see him.
i The dia-tor wiis here for a short time last
summer And' Itia work speaks for itself.
Treasurer's Notice.
I Ail city warrants registered prior to
i Oct. 1, I Sim, will be paid on presenta
; ti.Hi a' mv ollice. inteiest ceases after
J June J I, 10OO. I'. H. frrm-HKNxox,
City Treasurer, Condon.
June 11, 1900.
' . Treasurer's Notice.
All county warrants registered prior
to January 1, 18'J0. w ill be paid on pre
sentation at mv ollice. Interest ceases
after June 23, 1500.
K. B. Babkkk, "
Treasurer of Gilliam, conhtv, Oregon.
Dated at Condon, Ore., June" 23, 1WXV
WANTKD KVKKAf frNH FOft M?
lit t uttice MrtmiRfrT! n thin tnU- ta rpr
n-ttf m in ttd'tr n itnl rrtitlih)ioHntU'ii
W iitSnsf tti tv )'frly f Jn, fifiynhj vnwkiy, tt
fcimf'iH ,(rf(itrtrmitt with rhnntinl opior1iiiiUtwi.
ntntiit't phvc lope- S. A. Prk, Sl.'OCuxtou buiid-
Treatise.
DYSART'S C0TR
and Muyie Dealers, J
CONDON, ORE.!
MOVERS
AND .
BINDER
TWINE
Groceries
Hardware and
General Merchandise
Largesit stock in tho
county
WADE BROS.
OLEX, OREGON
Fine Summer Organdies "J
Ppt'PJtloC ftriped and Flowered Patterns,
AC VdlCd 10c to 15c per yard.
LmenS Ju' "ie thing for tiantnier huit.
Pillow Tubing Huslin, Table Cloth Etc.
P. H. Stephenson,
CALL AT THE
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Summit Saloon,
FOR POTEST BRAXDS OF JIVNES, LIQUORS and CGARS,
FINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION.
FRED WILSON,
PROTKIKTOR.
vie.T DR. JORDAN'S GAcarl
!MUSEUU OF mWV
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T! !rj.t AnumicU SfuHura
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t't 0lavM.MlltV4l7 rr4 liv
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Coast. tbdstul m yttri.
M. JOrtOAJt-fRIYATE DISEASES
YJi aT DM and Mlrltlm
crctlotii or iicfuai in mtnrar
I (-uttrmai; NiwramiHrrlNRK, Pramr.
ilicc. flonerrlMfk. Htl. rreoaiot.x
I rlnatilatx, ny m coii.&J;mrla of
rfms1ts, tlBrwiI cuiatlve power, lit IM'icti.r
I 40 arrcnfii (n rNatnt that it til not
tiiy i'fr4 ttx,.ti,nt nlWt twit PrintiMt
I piir. lncttr due nif e'.mm to p-fnriti
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Tri.cmMt pncjmii!y m ttf letter.
xvr,r fir R.xk. pnii-osornv or
b& lor Rivii.) Cmlor wntt .
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MRS. S. A. HADDOCK, Phopsietcs.
RINEHART'S RESTAURANT
Condon, - Or'egon.
GEO. W. R1NEHART, Prop'r.
The public will find that no better accommodations can b
found in this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN.
Spring Cleaning
Tho present is the time for cleaning and renovating the in
terler of your home. We curry a nice line of Paints and
Varnishes, all colors and shades, and Oils suitable for nil
classes of work. : Trices aro bed-rock. Call and lot us con
viuoo vou of superiority of our goods. PriecB just rij?ht. '
HUDSON PHARMACY,
; v I'amtH. Oils, Varuich. (ilash, Puttv Kr
I'niVernal MlovtS tuxi'
iillfll(g .
Iron licdfil.viilfi
Hrit)j Mattresses
(. IlllifH
Kjiteiinioii TitliliH
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