The Coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 187?-1902, June 29, 1901, Image 4

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' Joseph Lando has returned to
BriS Krancisco.
SoluCollvcr, of the" Coqnille,
ValHtown tills week.
: Rubber arid cotton liosc at
Milticr's.
The U. S. Inspectors, will ar
rive here abwit Jnfy xotlt-
Albert Mntsc has been en
joying a vacation on Coos river.
The Alliance is scheduled to
jail for Portland next Tuesday.
HouJe furnishing goods at V.
1. Murphy's.
Chas. Nordstrom was up from
the life saving station the first of
ian week.
Seugstackeu's for fresh gardcu
and grass seed.
Km. Dean has returned to
San Francisco after a short visit
to his property here.
Bathtubs and toilets at W. P.
Jlnrpliy's.
The many frtcuds of J. W.
Xruse will be glad to learn that
Jke is recovering lrom his serious
illness.
A lot of chains, cables and
Hastings came on the Areata for
the Pacific Shipbuilding Co.
- Full measure, kind treatment
anrirjioiicst prices is my motto
i A. Sacchi.
Bargains in kid gloves rttSciig
Mackcus. Jas. Rooke has had n frout
$orch constructed on his residence
ki South Marshfield.
Fine line ol shirt waists at
Bcngstackcu's.
Capt. Geo. Lcneve, 6T the Co
fuillc steamer Favorite, is in this
city.4.
Insure your properly in the
Xoudoii and Lancashire Fire In
suiaucc Co., John Prcuss, Agt.
, A scow load load of oyster
shcllsjwcrc. brought up the bay
Tuesday, to be used in improv
ing the streets.
Use HibbanFs celebrated rlicu
toiaticcure to limber your joints.
Por.salc.at Scngstackcn's.
r Mrs. C. W. Tower is having
her property on .Uh street, repair
ed and painted.
If. you haveu't bouglit your
Summer Hat you should take ad
iantaee of Mrs. A. G. Aiken's
special sale on summer millinery.
A- Eickworth, editor of the
Cpquille Buliatin, came over ou
Sunday's train to take In the ball.:
gamp. He also came over ou
business Thursday.
Two choice improved building
Jots opposite G. A. Bennett's
residence. Also i lot at South
Marshfield opposite the Park.
Apply to H. Scngstackta,
Misses Pearl and I-ilfjan Mc
Cann, left for Roseburg and vi
einity, Thursday, by private con
veyance, with VV. Shcrraid, of
Sumner, as driver. They will
6e absent several weeks visiting
relatives and fiieuds.
Assortment
of Kodaks and
Kodak supplies
at the Red Cross
Drug Store is
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OUR SHOES
Arc iu demaud because they merit that distinction. Quality is more ap
preciated iu foot wear thau, perhaps, in anything else. The wearer
knows whether it'i right or wrong. : : : :.
We sell-only what is right iu fit, J,tyle, quality aud price. You will have
no trouble here iu getting just what you want and when yon waulfttv
Come in aud let us convince you. : : : : " :
Fvcry lady that wears our shoes realizes that there is something about
' -them that makes them a little Hotter tbaii others.
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y u r Mens' Shotjs are a little latcr;'aliule more fashiouable in appear-
-qucej-,, easier filtiugaiid a little lojvcr iu price than any other-of the
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1lemesriib"erwe- are showing the swellest Kive of Dry Goods, Fancy
b .Gb'ddV,,Clothlug, Hats, Ktc,, that have ever been exhibited in MarshfieM.
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Moors nnd Windows at V. P.
Mitrpliy's.
Mrs. Jas. Rooke is visiting up
Coos river. ,
Jim Watson, the Coos Cly
fanner, was iu town Wednesday.
Sengstackcu wants ten tons of
Chiltum bark.
For best values iu boots aud
hocs go to Scugstackcus.
Three thoroughbrctl ilionts, of
the Improved Poland China
breed, arrived ou the Alliance
for J. II. Davis, of Coos river.
Irvine aud Will Chandler,
who have been attending college
at Portland, arrived on the Al
liance to spend the holidays.
The Km pi re nud Marshfield
kid nines
crossed bats at the
South Marshfield grounds, Sun
day morning, resulting iu a score
of 23 to n iu favor of Marshfield.
See the Gre:t McCormick
Mower audllayRnkesat Miluer's.
. The Marshfield Water Co, re
ceived a lot of new pipe ou the
Areata.
The Ladies may close the sa
loons but you cau always get
Tanglefoot at Miluer's.
The new schooner Alumna,
lately built at North Bend, was
towed to sea Sunday bound for
Cape Town, South Africa. She
carried 930,000 feet of lumber,
drawing 18 feet of water.
Closfs? Out at Cost
The entire Stock, Dry
goods, Clothing, Furn
ishings, Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Linol
eum, Mattings.
The entire stock must
go at cost.
Store to let. Fixtures
for sale.
XLTST Store.
J. W. Bennett and son Tom,
Bert Lockhart and K. O'Conucll
made a fishing trip to Tcumilc
lake this week. They report
good sport and a fine time.
The Mutual Life of N; Y. give
you the best investment aud pro
tection. Take a policy.
H. Sl'.NGSTACKKJf,
Local Agent.
R. J. Coke if taking a 10 days
vacatiou and has gone with his
family to visit friends and rela
tives at Fai'rview, McKtulcy and
Brewster valley.
The greatest sale of Summer
Milleury that has taken place in
Marshfield iu years is now on at
Mrs. A. Gs Aikens.
Miss Florence Smith has re
turued from Myrtle Point, where
she has becu teaching school.
Miss Mullen, of Empire City
is enjoyiug a visit from Miss
Phelan, sister of Mayor Phclau.
of Sau Faucisco.
Dr. Preutis, Dentist. All work
guaranteed. TelcphoucNo. 435.
Mrs. Nelson, wife of Captain
Norman Nelson, of Cape .Arazo
life iaviug btatiou was iu town
tins week.
Notice the bread first, then see
the brands iu the stores, on the
delivery wagon?, and clothes
lines. Sperrys flour is all right,
and. the sacks speak louder thau
words. tf
By a letter written from Sau
Francisco on Tuesday it is learn
ed that Johu Sunderland's case
has taken a turn for the worse,
aud the patient has given up hope
of recovery.
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Marshfield shipyard received a
J naff rtf'sliin biirra nil Vhnrsitnv. I
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Capt. Harris has commenced
haying ou the Noble ranch at
Sunnier.
Prepare for warm weather by
getting n summer hut at .Scng
stackcn's, . ,
Prof. W. H. Hunch was" iu
town Thursday making his
rounds.
Pitchforks, hayrnkes, Dccrciug
Mowers and haying outfits nt W,
P: M tit pity's.
Ralph Matson, the Ilayucs
slough farmer was iu town Thurs
day and Friday.
When you want some extra
nice cliecse call on your grocer
M Sumner creamery lull cicam
cheese. 6 8 tf
Mrs. Wolft's house ou the hill
is ncariug completion nud Mur
phy is now doing the plumbing.
Robert Marsdcn has leased the
Bay View brewery of Lars Clem
uiciiscu for a. period of 10 years.
ThcG.A. R. will hold the
annual encampment at Myrtle
Point, commencing Aug. 7th
aud lastiug.thrcc days.
Sam Centers, who had his leg
broken last week iu nn accident
ou W. H. Noble's logging raiK
road, is reported doing well.
M. O. Warner, the piaiio tuner
ol Eugene, will make his regular
visit to this section iu July. Do
not miss the chance to get your
musical iustrumcut put in first
class order.
J. A. Taylor bought a fine
steel range of W. P. Murphy' this
week and will commence house
keeping iu the Barry rcridencc.
Marshal Nay, who recently
started for Dawson, writes from
that- place that he arrived ou
May 25th, aud had seen Frank
Elrod and Johnny Peterson, both
of whom were well aud prosper
ous. The Marshfield boys put up a
good game of ball, last Sunday,
but they failed to take the con
ceit out of the Coquilc tcaui.
They will have to do better or
give that job up. Bandon Re
corder. You just wait, Mr. Stilt.
Two sailors attempted to desert
the Alumna, while anchored in
the lower bay, by floating ashore
'on a plank, but the tide played
tricks with them and the lite sav
ing crew picked them up, so they
are ou their way to South Africa,
after all.
Au ciitcrtaiumcut by an Edison
moving picture machine will be
given here ou the evenings of
July 13th and 14th. The outfit
is here, in charge of J. W. Cook,
manager, and the machine is a
good oue. A Graphophoue
Grand is also iucludcd. Some
flattering press notices are shown,
and the entertainment will un
doubtedly be a good one.
We have them. Colegate's
Oat Meal and Glycerine Soaps,
delicately perfumed at 25c per
box of three cakes. Red Cross
Drug Store
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Let's Talk .
About Patterns ,
Kvery.huly whtthet she U a Dressmaker or not, gels Unoiigh
n dnl inprc Work, without frsltiug nud woirying nuout the lit
of the gatutcut if she uses
STANDARD PATTERNS
The consensus of opinion of our Dte&uuakets is that the
STANDARD PATTERNS are the best There is uulv one
STANDARD PATTERN" nud that is carried by
George cf Tibbetts.
Agents MARSHFIELD aud VICINITY,
PhW:4J6 OJd Fellows' Mil;.
MAIL OllllKltS tUHM'.IVKl'IMMiT ATTENTION.
SKNI) ls YOlUl'.
BARGAIN No. 3.
This is the Biggest Bargain I have olTercd and will appeal
to the good judgement of every buyer of Groceries. Until
further notice I will give n to per cent Cosi Dtscwtitt on
every dollar's worth of Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Tin,
Agate and Wood and Willow ware, bought nt my stoic.
This is your opportunity to save money ou your grocery
bill and means a big saving on your mouth's gioccries.
I guarantee quality nud ijuitutity. Your. money back on
nuything you purchase that is not satisfactory.
Bclow'is a small list of prices:
15 lbs Granulated Sugar $t.oo 10 ,; com oir oocts
30 Ibs'Piuk or Bayo Bcaus 1.00 yocts
so lbs Good Islands Rice 1.00 yocts
8 lbs Best Salvador Coffee 1.00 yocts
50 lbs Best Flour, any kind r.oo yocts
Remember all my groceries are marked down to bedrock
pricss, on which you get to per cent off in Gtsti. This
sale is str'ictly Cash.
K. G. FLANAGAN, 1'iouccr Market.
CALL AND GET PRICES
Notice to W. or W.
All members of Coos Bay Cir
cle No. 164 are requested to be
present at the next regular meet
ing July 8th.
Ida Patkuson, Clerk.
Store Improvements
K. G. Flauagau is having new
screens put iu t his meat market
on F'ont st. .
Campbell & Kickworth have a
handsome new kigli."
John Prcuss has improved the
equipment of his Red Cross drug
store by replacing the wooden
counters with eiegaut plate glass
structures which greatly iuhaucc
the beauty of the interior of this
progressive pharmacy.
Cutworms Waking up
Jake Matson, the North slough
farmer, was in town Wednesday
aud reports that' the cutworms
have already commenced opera
tions ou his cabbage in consider
able numbers. It is to be hoped
that we will not have such a visi
tation as we had hut year.
Was it Landis
Win. Lusk writes to the Co-
qttille Herald that ou June 5th
some oue entered his cabin ou the
upper South Sixes and helped
himself to the grub, nud visited
the cabin agaiu ou the 8th when
he was shot at and took the hint
by showing up no more.
Last Sunday's Game
The Myrtle Point boys again
went down to defeat before the
Marshfield team last Sunday 011
the race track diamoul. The
first half of the gaiuc was very
evenly contested, but the visitors
lost their grip; nud the tcore
stood 8 to 3 when the game end
ed. Charley Baxter acted-ns um
pire and gave the usual satisfac
tion to all concerned. .
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On Moiiilny ovonim: Jtinu )7t h a
fotv frii'iuli nml rulutivi'B nallicnil nt
llio rejidoiue (rf Mr.-miit Mih 0. I).
Smith 17W McMlls'orSl.,81111 Frnii. I
oUco, to witness 11 wry pretty weu"-,
dint;.
'Shb liippy cautilj) woro tin. Mnry j
B.'.IlovofAsliliInd iiikI 0. J.TiWiiiu
of iur..!.fWI(l OrnKon, TI10 ceremony '
wn very lniplu Imt iniprrwitp nml
wn porforniotl .wtlie-Uo,v. Hqll l'rt(rr
Of the lVobyenufibutplt ?ornor of
Uoldcu nato Ave. nnd P61k Hi.
The Iiouho w.m profusely decorated
with Unworn which rreluhtud lliu air
with their wutiporliijno,
After (ho curoiiwuiy rorr(ih;uonU
nere nerved nud tii coinpnuy "ere
cntertumed tyith infitlu and (tunclui;,
At u lale liour ipo liriUe utul groom
returned lotliel. hotol ult!nr n libw-
ar f rico unil kooiI whlir. F
'I'lmun timkAnt u'rtrn ! KTi utul Ihlr
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Hmltli, Mt (inn MMtrorce nnu .tins-
lVrco of AUrudcJtt, Mrs I'mjlipi, Wia
DrHilfcird, Mru A. McCoy, Mr unit Mr)
kj-ViirnoyH'e'lJUiid ,l)f Albert J
,,lkii. tilmu Kotfu find JTywiitd llosu
of Hun ruiicliuu
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WOODWARDAt South Marsh
field, Or., June 25, to the wife
ofG. W. Woodward, n 10
irauud daughter.
Small Fire
A small blaze iu the shingles
on the house on First stect occupi
ed by Mrs. Jensen, caused nn
alarm of fire to be rung at 1 p m
Monday. The fire boyi turned
out pcomptly nud little damage
was done, though the interior of
the house sttflcrcd somcwhnt fiotn
the dripping down of dirty water.
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tiascball and Basket Picnic
Thcstr. Coos River will leave
Bay City nnd Maishficld at 8
o'clock on the morning of July
the 4th, and return iu the even
ing, nud back to the river ngaiu.
Round trip ticket 50 cents. The
Bay City baseball team will play
a game 01 Dull witli a picked nine
of Coos rivcritcs. Basket pienje
aud a dance iu the evening nt
Smith Bros, apple house.
Ice Cream and Strawberries
Strawberries and Cream, Ice
Cream, nud Ice Cream Soda will
be served nt Scott's Gardens iu
South Marshfield every Sunday.
Strawberries aud Cream every
day. Ice Cream by the pint,
quart or gallon chcacr thau you
cau make it yourself.
Pleasant Party
A very pleasant social party
was given by Miss Bessie Richards,
nt the residence of L. II, Ilcisucr
Thursday evening iu honor of
Miss Belle McCoy. The evening
was spent iu hocial recreation,
aud iu the disposal of an sump
tions luncheon. Among those
present were: MisscN Belle Mc
Coy, Leoua Ryau, Josie Cowan,
Sadie Hall, Ida ilflll, Julin Howe,
Mabel Mauzcy, Lulu Boone, nud
Bessie Richards; Messrs. Wm.
FJickworth, Dan Dimmick, Chas.
Stand", Chas. Hall, Raucy Hall,
Leonard Mauzey, Krigar Mauzcy,
Will Richards, John Richard,
Jasper Mauzey, Milo Sumner,
John Ryau, Albert Bear, nud
6ticrs,
AT THE CHURCHES.
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Hiblmtli iclioot ' 10:0(1 AM
rrcielilnKnorvieoH, 11 :00 AM, nud
8.001' M
OlirUtlniUJiulonvor, 7 :X) 1 M.
tij (d'wpok dorviuo, 'J'liiirdiy 8 :00 1 M,
H.inmol li. McOlullund, l'abtor,
Rev. I. J, Knotts of Grnuto
Pass, Ore.,will preach tomorrow
evening giving an ill unrated
.crmoii tlint will interest old nnd
sermoi u,"wul lerefit OI" n'111
young. All arc cordially wcl-
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FOB SAX.E.
A Ihm liUMiict lot on A pi, W0O.
DwulMnK liotua on -ml M, 0 rooms
050. -i
A pint of html 21B ft, liy 100 It,
faoiuifon nau trnuk In Smith Mirrii
fkld, 7W). Will oll tu hulk ur Imlf.
Kour Inti no.x t tu IWolllroon I'roii
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Houku nnd lot In West MurnlilhiM
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lloujoiind lot in Xiin t ti Mutnlifloltl
fViO.
Six lot In Itlk 10, Hoiilti M.u.hnuM
lllock 70 In NntlrvV mldltlon to
CuipillloUity. Buqulro of
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MILT03ST,
HINZE,
Pin'ios $350.00 upward.
Organs 75.00 upward.
Delivered at Mtusllficld.
Call ou or nddrcii,
MRS. G. MORRIS,
Local RcprescnI.illvc,
Garfield Hold,
Marsliflcltl, Oregon.
(CIIAS.GRISSON, Mgf.)
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Your Money's Worth
il111't L'ltnto ii'linr tti !!
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secure more grocery value than
we give. Alter you have dealt '
here a day or two' you'll
with ut.
agree
Oampboll & Eickworth.
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g SUBSCRIPTIONS For all Papors
kZJ and Magazines Rcceivod at 3j
I F. P. Norton's.
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Tht HUral uOcr liaa t
tka nuallly of our wh(
1 reliable ptraon In tact
kydt. WtlH today for
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WIDE-AWAKE
Think about tAo-
" TU cnornioiia aln if ttie Ornpliophnne.
cuutvd by llio fact that It lia tuclr
C MATCHLESS POWER OF ENTERTAINMENT
Il.t ait tmmi, lltblKt far POWIMWK Is l4 ri ttko hear II.
IT SUPPLIES All ACTUAL WANT THC IRRC8I8TIBI.B DEMAND COR DIVERSION
AND RLUAXATION) TO GRATirY WHICH MANY ARB WltUINQ TO DO WITHOUT OTHBt
NECCOOITIBd. ITIOTHC
UNIVERSAL EiNTERTAlNER OP THE AOB
An MfcatiObl aorrn of Wonder and l)allh l all.
It Is Implo in conatiurtKiii.siiil vtbe nro irmisil to suit till pucket book whirctliei
deiiialiil w(li cimMilo uj ioiyf ui ltuim.it liatuio uxUt.
The liilrualuctlon of a K'W OrnpllliVlltines
ueniaiwl fur KiCCBOi and fturi'l.usi Him a luniitouoa bmmi hi iu. ihuiuw
aeeur lliv Ubaral'ProBls Wlilih wo olltwoif douleta?
WflUTH FOR OATALOSUBTERMS, bto., TO
Columbia Phonograph QoV,
fri Cftvrf.
. W. To.wor, M.D.
ntVSlOIAN ANI),HlllttlK(N,
OmImIiM'm'IVihMi ,V Vrlict ''IhSic Imll.l
Ihr, W'lU'itr.vl, Mmtlinrld, Oivitn.
Wm. A. Toy6k
lMlceii-i,ililiHlu) l'Jiioniiu DNjcIj, tVun
tittDi, MiuMiM l, on'itiMi.
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DIINTIMT
OITn-rx in ,v lionl ftniun ici lint tlni
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lrvil, M lifli'l., Ofrgmi,
JrWTBonnoiTi
ATrollNI'.Y A.NI fOl'NSKI.OU AT
n LAW.
OllworrlW llty iLitiV, 1'ii.nt lfl
M,ri4i(lvlil. Ukkoii,
AlTOlt.NKY AT 1..VW ANH II. .
CtlMMIHSItlNint.
I'lOlil IliM, M.llilillvl.l, Oirymt.
John F. Hall,
ATTOUNKV AT U
Olluv In KlJortdu ti'iKt, hum lr,
M4tliArlil, Oircn,
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Annitit.(rou
Ooiiulllo Oily, lliv,
Alx'trnftmif ijilo of rrnl iruirty
11 L'ixh roiinty furhlrlnil irnniitly.
Ilnvt' it cl of idirftini'lx.
MUIHUUJ 0(1
AT MRS. A. G. AIKEN'S.
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n( iiliiinuil 111, lailuiliUKtuno fin1
itltrrni,Mltl Imi illtHncl i(. a'n
IW'J) l' tMr Mil. Silo Hill (!
in'ti.v IhuiMliy, June ijili. Dili
' l m HtKlIx mill mIo. nml l.
Ilrl norilMh(rt Mill Ui iiitit l.t
mli Allrr (Iwjrar liim (rxxit lh
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iu 1I14 lUnitinl o( tgiitljtiir t
ilclrii lml ue ul It grral
ilml yl one. We vi.iUh nil I)m
lillW ilnH Milled nilil 10 luucli to
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Comfort
of Our Guests
nnd help K tln)n,u;li'x In llie
latlifj lej; if llKir iprlll(t. Our
Kirlcc It rlmn, oiir ui'vunui
iiioti alli.cll.o ,inj o-ir wlirr
.ur ullfntlre. Voti will enjoy four
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AGENTS WANTED
lit each town to ildo and exhibit n Minnie 1901 model
btcvclo of our manufacture. YOU CAN MAKE I0 TO
950 A WEEK betides having a wheel to rldo for younelf,
i90IModtls8rA'$iOlo$l8
'00 & '99 Models .$7 it $12
Ukciiln liailaby our Cmcano retail Motr. AJ 0 SitM
uuny aocl a new..., ,
We .lilp any bicycle ON APPnOVAL, to
anyone triMoiii d cent iltpotlt in (Kivuncc and allow
10 DAYS FREE TRIAL. Vil;
no risk lu ordering from tis, as you do not need to pay
u ceut If the Mcvcle does not suit you.
a whttl until you bare wrltttn tot our
ricrnav men and rim itur iwira.
ntircr Uto equaled and la guaiautM of
la.
our whttla.
In racb town in dUttlbuU caUlocut for u la
today for free caUloieua and etur ipcctal offer.
in ecn town In dlatrlbuM cauioam
MERCHANTS, ADO TO YOUR BUSINESS
CRAPHOPHONE
aro
lino a community ay onto uruic. an inticuiin
Why no.
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