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uvzn and lanzrrs n if t I highly important thftt these or- vans &ouid properly pcnorm meir i . " , r: , r" : ,: , ""T Functions. '''-' j National bank In that city last week, W hen thev don't, what lameness of succeeding hia father, tha late Major the Ride and back, what yellowness of James E. N Jgus, is probably tha young the skin, what constipation, bad taste ! Mt bank president in tha United States, in the mouth, siok headache, pimples and blotches, and loss ot courage, icu in!',17;.M.:..nIe ? m JtiOOCl S jaryuparlU Inquired the advance agent of the Col Gives these organs vigor and tone for (oasal Black-Cork jroope. the proper performance of their funcl "Well, the lest that were here did," tions, and cures all their ordinary ail-, responded the innkeeper aonrly. They menu. Take it. j took everything, even to the aoan oat POPULAR NORTH BEACH. Excursion S'eamer T. J. Potter Ooea late Service Jane 27. Those who are planning their vaca tion this year will be interested in knowing that the popular excursion a earner, T. J Potter qneea of river boats exs into service Jane 27, and that she will leave Portland, daring j the season, every day from Tuesday on til Saturday inclusive. To aee the beauties of the picturesque and nighty Columbia from the decks of the Potter is a treat never to be forgotten. For speed and grace nothing in river or lake service in the entire West equals thia side-wheeled beauty. Five hours from Portland and-oo from Astoria, i through the lamoos fishing waters o! ; the Columbia, pant scores of aalmoal trap moa nets ura ma tamar wain winged fish boats, lands the passengers at Ilwaco, where elose connection is .made for beach points with trains of the Ilwaco Railway A Navigation Com pany, whose cars stand on the wharf awaiting the steamer. The beach is 27 miles lorg, two hundred yards wide at low tide, and so hard that carriage wheels scarcely leave a mark. It is an ideal place for driving,riding, wheel ing or walking, and the surf bathing ia unsurpassable. The excellent hotels and boarding houses provide good ac cx mm xlatious at prices ranging from one dollar to three dollars per day. The round trip rate from Portland to Astoria ia $2.5,0; to Ocean Beach , points, 14.00, good until October 15th. On Saturdays, daring July and Aug ust, round trip tickets are sold to beach points at f 2.50,'good for return passage leaving the beach the following Sunday evening.- . , The Oregon Railroad & Navigation ; Company has just issued a new sum mer book, (free for the asking) which tells all about the delightful resorts of the valley of the Columbia river. This can be obtained from any agent of the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Com pany ot bj writing A.. L. Craig, tm era! passenger agent, Portland, Oregon. Wanted to Realize Three year-old Julia wanted to write Santa. Claua to bring her a "shotgun." When asked what she wanted it for she said: "I want to shoot one of papa's cattle . and get the money out of it, for papa cays there ia money in cattle." la Good Company, "len't it a shame, Abe?" asked hia - father. "You are the second year in one class." "Shame!" said Abe; "my teacher is , twelve years already in the same class, and nobody thinks it's a shame!" No Danger. "Do you thick there is any danger of . America being dominated by Europe?" "N" ' sir," answered Mr. Meekton with extraordinary emphasis; "not so long as eminent Europeans continue to marry American girls." A Bad Start. "I guess," said the naturally weary young man, "I was meant to be a mil lionaire, but started on a line where they don't give transfers. The Inn CfeV wis i n The world to-day is fall of innocent sufferers from that most loathsome disease, Contagious Blood Poison. People know in a general way that it is a bad disease, bnt if all its honors could be brought before them they would 6hun it as they do the Leprosy. . Not only the person who contracts it suffers, but the awful taint ia transmitted to children, and the fearful sores and eruptions, weak eyes. Catarrh, and other evidences of poisoned blood show these little innocents are suffering the awful consequences of some body's sin. So highly contagious is this form of blood poison that one may be contaminated by handling the clothing or other articles in use by a person afflicted with this miserable disease. There is danger even in drink ing from the same vessel or eating out of the same tableware, as many pure and innocent men and women have found to their sorrow. The virus of Contagious Blood Poison is so ffinu luS1 BLOOD POISON IS HO first little sore appears the whole - ------ CJ?A72 RESPECTER OF PERSOHS tainted with the poison, and the skin is soon covered with a red rash, ulcers break out in the mouth and throat, swellings appear in the groins, the hair and eyebrows fall out, . and unless the ravages of the disease are checked at this stage, more violent and dangerous symptoms appear in the form of deep and offensive Eores, copper colored splotches, terrible pains in bones and muscles, and general breaking down of the system. S. S. S. i3 a specific for Contagious Blood Poison and the only remedy that antidotes this peculiar virus and makes a radical and complete cure of the disease. Mercury and Potash hold it in check so long as the system is under their influence, but when the medicine is left off the poison breaks out aeain as bad or worse than ever. Besides, the use of these minerals bring on Rheumatism and stomach troubles of the worst kind, and frequently pro duce bleeding and sponginess of the gums and decay of the teeth. S. S. S. , cures Blood Poison in all stages and even reaches down to hereditary taints can be taken without any injurious effects to health, and an experience of nearly fifty years proves beyond doubt that it cures Contagious Blood Poison completely and permanently. . Write for our "Home Treatment Book," Which describes fully the different stages and symptoms of the disease. fisk SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CAs Yonthfol Bank President. TT . S - TT v-- - f MU ri R!a f th. Fi-.t being bat 24 yean old. Very Taking. "Do ministers take in this town?" ot their rooms." Toe nuch Realism For the Manager. "So you had to clore the show?" "Yes," answered the manager with the plaid vest.' "What was the trouble?" "Too much crate for realism. There waa a counterfeiting scene, and the act or said they conldn't go through with it unlets they could see what money looked like once in awhile." Imperative. Schoolmaster Now, Jones, give me a sentence, and then we will see if we jean change it to the imperative form. Pupil The horse draws the wagon. Schoolmaster Now put it in the im- perative. Pupil Gee up! Chums. Case for Rejoicing. Biz Does your wife play the piano? Dix No. Bix Does she play any maaicai in strument? Dix None whatever. That's good. Yon ought to be proud ot her accompli shmenta." A Musical Here, Little Daniel was visiting at his grandfather's in the countrv for a few days, and on going to the barn to see the animals he heard cows lowing and said to his grandpa: " "Bear the cows horning." 'That is not what they are doing,' said grandpa. "They are lowing." . "Oh," said little Dan, "I thought they were blowing their horns." Not Concerned. "Whv don't von trv to hand an hon ored name down to posterity?" I don't know," answered Fenalor Sorghum. "Maybe I don't look far enough ahead. So long as my signa ture ia honored at the bank I can't see that my credit with posterity makes mucn amerence. warning ton btar. Not So Bad Off. ! baa ' 7-ur htkw. W ill, evid a. neighoor to 3-year-old Nettle. "What has he got?" "Him's dot a doctor," replied the little miss. A Sad Failure. "So your club broke up for lack of funds?" "Yes, we found out we couldn't pay expenses with nothing but a fund of humor." Philadelphia Bulletin. Healthfully Occupied. When Wesley was about three years old, a friend who had not seen him for some time greeted him with: "Well, Wesley, what have you been doing since I saw yon last?" "Been growin'," waa the rather un expected answer. All Traitors Have a Show. It was nearly a year ago that an am bitious American author wrote a novel the object of which was to .vindicate Aaron Burr, and now it ia seriously proposed to erect a monument in the city of New York in honor of Benedict Arnold. If things go on in this way Judas lecariot may have a show after all. Army and Navy Journal. cent Guilty and removes all traces of the poison and saves the victim from the pitiable conse quences of this monster scourge. : As long as a drop of the virus is left in the blood it is liable to break out, and there is danger of transmitting the disease to others. S. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable and EFFECT OF X.NESTHET1C3 latitat ta rntUt' Chair Ofteo Act Qneerljr Under It. "As I entered the dentist's office," said a woman the other day, 1 aaw a man alttlng In a chair rocking vio lently and with a wild look of misery written on every feature. Next htm sat a demure looking trntued nurse. After a few minutes, during which we all three sat and pitied each other, the dentist entered, dreased for out door, and he beckoned the man. The unfortunate wretch responded and then we knew. The doctor never draws teeth himself, but takes such patients as have need of that gentle art to a brother dentist, who In hia turn makes a specialty of drawing, always administering gas for It. "The nurse turned to me with a smile. "I wondor what he will do when he comes out of It?" she said, meaning the anaesthetic. 'Why, what do you mean? 1 asked. "'Don't you know? she answered. 'My patients alwaya aay or do some thing silly either when they take It or when they come out of It' "I waa Interested at once and begged ber to tell me some Instances. . "Why, let me aee,' said she. To begin with, women always yield to the Influence of an anaesthetic more easily than men do, possibly because they art not so atrong-wUled. Any wax, women make better patients. They are less trouble and so afraid of pain or even of death. . 'In almost every case I have bad the. women rather welcome chloroform. although almost all of them fight ether, and 1 don't blame them. After the first whiff a woman will almost Invari ably make love to the doctor, calling him all the sweet tblugs she ever knew and demanding his affection in re turn. Then she unlets down and the operation begins. When coming out of It if she Is s particularly aweet and re fined woman 8he will use the most villainous language and carry on gen- erally In a manner calculated to shock a new nurse almost out of her senses. "'Now, on the other hand.' she con tinued, the woman who ordinarily usea Billingsgate (and there are quite i few) will babble of childhood a days, angels' faces and peaceful green fields. rhls seems strange, but It la never theless true. Of course, we seldom tell them what they have been aay Ing or doing. It wouldn't do ; she broke off. 'Ah. here comes the dentist and his patient. See how wild he looks. You Just ask the doctor what be aid. See If It wasn't funny. "The doctor came In, ushered his patient Into the operating room, spoke a few' words to the nurse and followed hia patient -V "1 came for something to relieve my patient.' she said to me In explana tion. 'She had a violent toothache.' The doctor returned with a small package, which he handed to the nurse. He then spoke to me. saying tbat be would be ready In a few minutes. When I turned 1 found the nurse bad gone. ranallv I am not In a hurry to get Into a dentlst'a chair, but being a woman and a curloua one at that, was khwmm to War vsual that : man baa said or done when under the Influence of the anaesthetic. "'Did too notice that man?" asked the dentist as he carefully filled my mouth with cotton. I tried to look as Intellieent as mi gaping mouth would let me. 'He has Just taken giis to have a nerve killed and taken out,' continued the doctor. 'When he was returning to consciousness he pulled a great roll of bills out of bis pocket and Insisted unon throwing them all over the place, giving them to everybody he met In the halls and acting generally as a mil lionaire DhilanthroDlst gone mad. After he had quieted down a little he told ma confidentially that he experienced the finest lag be had ever bad In bis life. And the funny part of that re mark Is tbat neither 1 nor anybody else that knows the man has ever known or beard of bis taking a drop of liquor. In fact, he has always as serted thnt It was strictly against bis principles to touch liquor In any form. This Is surely a funny business. 'And snaking his bead mournfully," continued the woman, occordlng to the New York Times, "the doctor proceed ed to make things lively for me." Misunderstood. McQueery "You're not so attentive to Miss Itoxley as I thought you would be." Hunter "No. You see er she told me she didn't go In for social pleas ures since ber father bad failed." McQueery "Poor old msnl He Is falling dreadfully. Quite a physical wreck." Hunter "Gee whiz! Is that what she meant?' Philadelphia Ledger. A Reminder. Judge They say that wen a man faces a sudden danger all the events of his past life pass over. Fudge That so? Well, let us go out ta my automobile. - "Whyr "Well, the sudden danger may bring before your mind the fact that yon borrowed $50 from me several years ago and you've forgot to pay It" Baltimore Herald. Cannot Escape. "Do you think the person who com mitted the crime will be punished?" "Empathlcally, yea," said the police official. "But you haven't discovered blm yet." "No. But we'll keep saying we sus pect somebody and thereby keep him suffering the terrors of a guilty con science." Washington Star. Appropriately Named. Fumer "Gee whiil What sort of a cigar is this?" GIvver "Oh I 1 bought It for a nick el. 1 don't Just recall the brand, but I think it was named after some bum actor." Fumer "Ah! No wonder it won't draw." Philadelphia Press. The average man never wishes he were a woman, but be admits a little envy of her when be begins to get bald. - Why InJilulre of a man When you meet him, "How are you?" He won't tell you, If there Is anything wrong. A good many of the men hired to help are simply In the way. i Mrs. F. Wright, c! Oclweln, Iowa, is another one ot the million women who have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkhara's Vegetable Compound. A Young- New York Lady Tolls i of Wonderful Cure " My trouble waa with the ovaries 1 1 am tall, and the doctor said I grew 1 too fust for my strength. 1 auftcred dreadfully from infiaaumation and I doe to nut continually, but got no help. I auffered from terrible dragging sen sations with the moat awful palna low down in the aide and pains In th.baok, and' the moat agonxtng headaches. No oue knows what I endured. Often I waa aiok to the stomach, and every little while I would be too siok to go to work, for three or four daya 1 I work j in a large atore, and I auppose stand ' lag on my feet all day made me worse. "At the suggestion of a friend of . my mothers I began -to take Lytlltl K. lMnkhnm's Vegetable Coin- round, and it is simply wonderful, felt better after the Brat two or three doaea ; it seemed as though a weight waa taken off my ahouhltra ; I con tinued its use until now I can truth fully aay I am entirely cured. Young rirla who are alwaya paving doctor's bills without getting any help as I did, ought to take your medicine, It ooata ao much less, and it is sure to cure them. Yours truly, Adbi.au! Pbibx, 174 St Ann'a Ave., New York City." $3O0t tMt If eW-a cf (tor bits areolae fcmmJMM MUM S retfuevrf. BEAUTIFUL TEETH. Better for a Worn in Than Riches, Dress er Intellect Did yon ever notice that, when any one describes a pretty girl, he general ly begins by saying she has a beautiful set of white teeth? Well, that is natural, because s fine st of teeth is the most ronsiicuons characteristic of the face. A winning imile, adorned by even, brilliant teeth, carries a woman farther than riches, dress or intellect. And, on the contrary, think a mom sot of the shock yon get when you se s women, or s man, with a yellow re volting set oi teeth, or great holes in the mouth where good teeth ought to be. Dr. W. A. Wise, the famous dentist of the Failing building, Portland, Ore gon, said to the reporters yesterday that it was beyond his comprehension why any one in the Northwest now ahould neglect the teeth for a day long er. The big ccat of dental work in the past has been reduced. The expense now, st such large and modern (quip pad office aa.JW iae . Brother', ia tremely moderate no more formidable than getting repairs made to any article of regular wear in the household. And the pain has been banished. There is no pain. For your own comfort, go and have your teeth pat in order. For your looks' sake, don't neglect your teeth any lenger. If yonr teeth are worn out, have a new set fitted ; or, if a few of the old ones are gone, have them re placed, and begin to enjoy life avain. Your f i lends will like you better,. and you will like yourself be.ter. Do it now. False Pretenses. "Why does he always begin with the statement, 'To make a long story short." "Oh, that's just to encourage you to believe he's going to do it." CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tha Kind Ycu Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of A Sure Investment Patience Did he invest in sny of these get rich quick concerns? Patrice Oh, yes; be married money. iBSOLUTE SECURITY, Genuine Garter's Little Liver Pills. Cflust Bear Signature) of e Fac-SlaUIe Wrapper Bate. Taff eauD mm mm T 4 take as -- rClEEADACKEs FOB DIZZINEIS FOR BlUOUSKEtf. FOR TORPID LIVER. FOR COHSTIPATIOI. FOR tALLOW SKIR. rORTHECOMPUXiOll - -m.m ataare mata-maT B k m- , miw "":fc-J . MWIIIiMltlll 11 " CURE SICK HEADACHE.. Over on Million dollars in pensions eecured byui (or our clients during the six year last past. Over 20 years successful experience. Per sonal and prompt attention to all claims en trusted to ui III your attorney has been dls- uarreu jnu esn appO um w " Jlm'"- Feet fixed by law and contingent upon success. Taber Whitman Co.. t Warder Bldg., Washington K. C, mils n. '-"r .T .r .1 1 El U K. CURtS W tit lit All m time PWia v i Kmm nimn I n f ypri KGREAT FLOATINQ DRY DOCK. Uie Affair to lie Unlit ea4 Tewed te the rtiiUpplaaa, The largest steel floating dry dock In the world, to float the largest battle ihlpa, and oue that Is to be towed 13. XK) miles to the Philippine Islands will be built for the government by the Maryland Steel Company. The dock Is to be 600 feet long and of extra strength and weight, weighing 10.000 tons principally to enable It to stand a voyage half way round the world, l'lie dock will coat $1,124,000 and will be twenty-seven mouths In building. The builders are to deliver the great structure ou the Atlantic cost and the navy department will take up the gl gautlc task of getting the dock to Its destination. When the Maryland Steel Company uudertook to deliver the Alglera dock t New Orleaua four tug boats took the dock down the Patapsco, yet the headway was Just perceptible, says the Baltimore American. The dock put to sea In tow of a steamship and two sea tugs, making only four knots an hour. It was said that the tow bill was 125.000 snd tbat tr.0.000 In surance on the dock was paid for the voyage. The dock "will have to be towed across the Atlantic ocean, through the Mediterranean sea, down the Sues Canal and Red sea, across the Indian ocean and up the China sea to Manila. If four knets an hour Is made It will require lot days for the voysge If no stops are made, which will be Impossible, owing to the towing ships having to recoal or wait for good weather. The tow will be the larg est and longest In history. The Algiers dock lifts 15.000 tons. Is 500 feet long, weighs 6.SC3 tons and coat 110,000, The new Manila dock la to lift from 16.000 to 18.000 tone. Is to be B00 feet long, but will weigh 10.- 000 tous and will coat 11,124.000. It will consist of three pontoons that will form the flooring of the deck and two aide waHa, all of steel.. In the Algiers dock these Ave sections are bolted together and are separable, but In the new dock the sections will be made permanent The dock la to be a self-docking one. the largest pontoon being the middle one. In order to dock this section the smaller outer pontoons will be suuk under the middle pontoon snd then pumped out, raising the larger section. The self-docking system of the Ma nila dock will be different from that of the Algiers dock. The dock must lift battleships two feet out of the water a attuatlon that Increases the stability of the ship Of ten or twenty times. To sink the dock , to receive a ship water la admitted to compartments In the hull through about twenty valves admitting a vol ume of water as large as a man's body, occupying about an hour's thne. The Algiers dock has lifted the bat tleship Illinois In one hour and fifty seven minutes. The dock will be con structed In an excavation near the beach and when It la ready to be launched the atrip of land holding back the Patapsco will be cut away, the water admitted, when the big structure will float QtVtt FORTUNE FOR HAT. New York Society Wonai Kxpsade $1,010 for Head lecoretloo. It Is enough to make even tbe moat extravagant daughter of Eve exclaim to learn that a New York society woman recently paid $1,050 for a sin gle bat, says the Philadelphia Ledger. The bat waa ordered from a Fifth avenue milliner wbo had managed to secure tbe cream of society's custom. Tbe price originally named fur It to the Intending purchaser was 1,8U0, but It wss found that less material was required tbsn first sntlclpsted, and $150 was deducted from tbe esti mate. Four Russian sable skins, sbsolutely flawless snd of tbe finest quality pro curable, were used In making. Tbe largtat of the skins, all of which were of the costly east Siberia quality, measured fourteen Inches In length, and the fur was of a rich dark brown, fine In texture and very glossy. Tbe bat frame was a big flare, rolled slightly on the left side. Great skill was required In covering It with tbe fur In the most artistic manner and without tbe aid of scissors. There was no trimming whatever except In tbe sable talis, which were utilized to tbe best advantage. When tbe boor for trying on tbe hat was at hand considerable trepidation was felt by the head milliner. If tbe customer did not like It, tbe matter would take on a serious aspect, and If It bad to be remodeled much. trouble would result But all fears proved groundless. The purchaser expressed unqualified approval of tbe effect and tbe entire staff of saleswomen agreed with her In thinking It vastly becom ing. It afforded her exquisite satis faction to be assured that tbe style was an exclusive one, snd that there never would be the slightest danger of seeing s duplicate In this or any other country. She banded In her check for $1,050 with the nonchalant air of one wbo pays for a glass of soda. A Matter of Spelling. Justice Morgan J. O'Brien, while on bis wsy to bis seat at tbe dinner given by the Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, spied smong the guests "Abe" Gruber lie looked st the little lawyer for a second and then said, with evident smasement: "Why, 'Abe,' what are you doing here? This Is a gathering of Irishmen, sons of Erin." "So am I," said Gruber. "I am a son of Erin, only our people spell it differently A-a-r-o-n." New York Times. An Example of Good Lack. "Do touv believe In luckT" "Sometimes. See that fat woman with the red hat over there V j "Yes." ' "Twenty-two years ago she refused to marry me." Cleveland Plain dealer. Her Ability. "Going" on the stage? Yes, but can she actr "Well, I should say so, she com pletely captivated rte Jury when she was testifying' In her dlrorce case," Philadelphia Bulletin. Nothing can keep some men from doing fool tricks. Tbe writer of this Is one of tbem. BlacliHair "I have used your Hsir Vigor for Ave years snd am greatly pleased with it. It certainly re stores the original color to gray hair. It keeps my halrsoft., Mrs. Helen Kilkenny, New Portland, Me. Aycr's Hair Vigor has been restoring color to gray hair for fifty years, ana it never fails to do this work, cither. You can rely upon it for stopping your hair from falling, for Keeping your scalp clean, ana for making your hair grow. tl.NsMh. AllSrsnlil. It yonr (trunrlat rnnnot 'ilply yon, sand ua one doIUr and w -at til express youebottlo. Ha sure ami le Ilia name vt your aereats)rvMonri'. Address, i - a i a iv , .Afwvii, m Ase A Ferocious Equatir. 'A smalt boy was asked by the teacher what tbe equator was. lie thought a moment snd replied: "The equator is an Imaginary lion running around the earth," FITS fsrasaacnor eww He fits er B eitor Aral liT'limrtf lr klla.Url Nam aiurw, Sid lur fit HK S'4.00 trial t4iUatHllriMa ee. la.a.U.kus.Lta-a AtxhSl-riiilJ.lhe.r Only a Dllfcrer.ee In Degree. One mo-nlng lonr-year-old Res said In his qua nt, quiet aay: "lbs fool telleth a'.l his mind; the wise wan keepeth it in tjll afterweid.' Mother, ' don't see sny different between 'em ; tbe wise man just waits awhile." There Is more Catarrn in tma seetlnn of the eonniry than alt other di-rsa pot toother, and until the last few years . supior to be tnouraiit. rpr a sreat many years donors pro. nouiu-rj U a local disease, and preerrtbed lnat remellee, and by cuaatantly llltii id core Uh local treatment, uroiiounred it Incurable, Science has prove catarrh to be aeon.tltu. iionaimarate, ana ineriore requires constat, '.ii'fi.l treatment. Hall's t'eurrh Cure, man ufactured by F, J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, laitieoitlycoUKliititlnn.f core on the market. It Is taken Internally tu rimes Irom 10 clrof. to a b'aapoonful. It acta directly on the blood and mucous surfaces ol the s atem. They offer one hundred dollars lor any raae it I. Us to cure, feud lor circular, and testimonials. Ad dress, r. J. I ll r.NBY Si CU., Toledo, O. Bold by rniitist, 74c, 1J all's family fills are tbe best. In the Imperative. While the boys of a claw room were bavint a grammar le.eou, the teacher said: "John give me a passive verb." "Whoa!" answered John. "Now make it artive " said the teacher. "Back up," replied John. and consumption. Try It. l'riu Z5 eepta. a uruggiaie. Poor Hubby. Husband Where do you want to go on a vacation? Wife Oh, anywhere that's eipens ve or restless. Life. "The Kteen. Knot Kitchen Kind" la the trade mark on alovea which enable you to cook In comfort lu a cool iliihcn. Will Not Write RcmlnUccBccs. Senator Frye once refused to write his reminiscences for a maga.lne, de claring himrelf opposed to the telling by public men ol "tales out of school." Zm&Xi The old, biTsrUble virtue cf St. Jacobs Oil makes II the kin- cure far Sprains and Bruises Price, 25c. and 50c THE FAIRBANKS 3a- ARB OPERATED ON OAS, GASOLINE, DISTJLLATE OR CRUDE OIL M operation Very lull KoExpGnse wnen koi Runnina A Money Earner lie First md Stark Sts. PORTLAND, OB. 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