T he M ail S tage G oes T hrough !‘o secure right of wav are being made to
build a railway from the Bay up Kil-
N orth T rask B ridge .
< his river, where lies one of the finest
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am! m. st extensive bodies of timber in
the county. Ths land mentioned is
Another serious, if not fatal, accident nearly all in the name of D Whituey,
happened last Friday on the Tillamook Jr., represented by Curtis A Stebbins, '
-¿Ù.ZLTZD
l and North Yamhill toll road, about 15 , who are now here looking after the inter- ■
i miles east of here. The bridge across ; ests of Mr. Whitnev, et al. It might be
Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
tho North Fork of the Trask collapsed well, right lure, to givo a gentle hint to '
as the mail stage was coming this those «ho own land which may l>e I
STOKE.
way, and the whole outfit, with its oecu- crossed by the road, as it w ill bo tho . H. W. LASSELLE & SON
HEBDOMADA« HASH.
i pants, luur-horse team and falling bridge biggest thing that ever happened to that i
Keep constantly on
timbers, went down with a crash, over section, besides generally helping the
Go to Williams for drugs.
hand
rolled barley,
Price’s baking powders at Cohn’s.
whole
country
tributary
to
the
Bay.
thirty feet, onto the j igged rocks in the
Rising Sun Baking Powder nt Colin’s, f
oats, chop and wheat.
Kilebis is a good logging stream, but I
Try Rising SUn baking powder, at channel of the stream below.
Rising Sun Baking Powder nt Colin’s, f Cohn’s.
U B. Hadley, proprietor of the Grand wherever logging is done on an extensive
County orders wanted. J. W. Lawless.
Subscriptions for any paper published Central Hall, of this place, was horribly scale, railroads are used to a great extent,
crushed, his arm and several ribs being as short spurs of railway have to be run !
W ood to sell .—100 cords @ f- per taken at Lamb’s
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into some sections of the timber any way,
[tfd. Call on G. O. Nolan
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Patronize home industry bv getting broken, besides other severe bruises. At
this writing, it is impossible to tell if bis and when once loaded on a car, the tim
Work on the Rnnvoti road is being your legal blanks at Lamb’s.
injuries me fatal, though his condition ber had just ns well be sent to its desti-
ashed with a large corps of men.
W anted :—County orders to the value is very critical. Rev. Edmunds, of , nation in that way. Tile river can be
There is complaint that trees are care of #3000 at the bank. C. A E. T hayer . 51 Iowa, who was on his way here to visit utilized to good advantage in connection
e9slv fallen on the telegrap liline, east of
Fresh vaccine virus at Dr. Johnson’s his sons, was seriously bruised and with the railroad, at any rate.
llenoru.
The pron oteis of this scheme are gen
drug store
Insure yourself against shaken up generally, though he regained
Ninety cents on the dollar, in mcrchan- smallpox
]w.
coneiousness after a short time, and it is tlemen of vast means, anil are not here I
ise, paid for county warrants at the | Piles are being driven to inaik out the now thought that he will recover. He merely to buy and sell for speculation, i
‘Racket Store.”
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main channel on the bay from Dry Stock is mi old man, very feeble, and will be but, nt due time, will commence opera
slow in recovering from the effects of th" tions in a way that will be of immense
Reynolds’ is the place to get your ing to Garibaldi.
fall. Wilbur Maddux, the driver, of bemfit to the country They are not
liotos taken. lie will be here for only
The Itali Game.
North
Yamhill, has severe contusions on going at it blindly, building a mill first
very short time.
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Call and Settle
his head and face, mid his shoulder is and arranging the preliminaries alter-1
The enrollment of the Monmouth Nor
A large crowd of Tillamookerstook the badly crushed, and he is bruised gener ward. They first secured large areas of
al school was 376 last year, instead uf Buy steamers, and some went by teams,
ally. It is thought he will recover. the best timber lands, then some of the ; All knowing themselves indebted to me
18 as was stated last week.
to Bay City Sunday to witness the base-
Tho unfortunate persons were extri best mill sites on the bay, and a large will please call and settle by note or cash
We understand that it is decided not to > ball game between Bay City and Tilla
cated from the wreck as quickly as pos firm, the Davidson place, where they ! before September 1st, as I expect to go
nthine the school through the sumincr mook The day was fine and the game
away at that time. N A. H vtciiins . 7
sible, some of them being al most drowned, will have plenty of room for yards, build- ;
lonths without a vacation.
was a great success, lively iutesest being and were carried to the house ofG. \V. ings, and pasture for stock. New, they
Mrs. M. Isaacs, mother of Henry taken all around. The game was spir Slippington, on the Thornton place, are taking the first steps to build a rail- J
■sacs, died nt her soli's residence on ited, and the contest ahout even at the where they were cared for as well as pos way to get their logs to tide-water. In
start, but the Tillamookers, aftet the sible. Messengers were sent for aid mid due time, further developments will be
eaver creek Friday, July 22.
It is said that some of the Bay City fifth inning, found the ball without anv medical assistance, and luckily Dr. 8 ,1V. made. Romo was not built in a day and
dies thought the Tillamook boys ’’real trouble and swiped it all over the field, 1 Weaver, of this place, and Dr Goucher, large enterprises are not brought to u
i making a score cf fourteen it: that in- of McMinnville, were found on the road focus in haste, so substantial progress
lean” because they “stole buses”
! ning At the end of the game the Score in the vicinity Dr. Weaver mid family is something which may be hailed with I
Notices will be sent to delinquent sub- j stood 30 to 12 in favor of Tillamook. T.
delight by all Tillamookers. It is well
ribers this week It is necessary for B. Handley acted ns umpire and his de were on their way, moving to the Wil to remember that the inhabitants of this
lamette valley, and Dr. Goucher was on
s to collect nil small accounts at once.
cisions were very impartial. There was his wav to the coast for an outing. The county have, us yet, only a glimpse of
The game of baseball here Tuesday, some betting. After the game, the
physicians were soon on hand, doing all tlie prosperous future
¡tween the Regulars and pickups, re- players repaired to the Winfield House,
in their power to alleviate the snfTerings
l’lead Guilty an<l Fined.
!
Ited: 34 to 19, in favor of the Regulars. where a bang-up supper was partaken of
I of the victims of the disaster, all of these
San Francisco Chronicle, Daily and by our boys, at the invitation of the lieing in excruciating agony. When the
Janies C. Mason, formerly postmaster
anday, delivered’ 15cts per week or home nine. Another game will be news reached this city it caused great ex at Tillamook, who was indicted by the
Sets per month, strictly in advance, at played Sunday, Aug. 7, at Tillamook.
citement, and Mr. Hadley’s family, the United States grand jury for having on
Following are the names of the Tilla-1 Edmunds brothers, mid other friends of the Inst day he was in office forged the
auib’s.
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Haying lias been retarded considerably mook nine:
the injured were soon on their way totlie name cf Johnnes Ericksou to a money
Frank Hutchins, pitcher,
scene of the accident, to administer what order, and collected $139 thereon, was
v the rains, and some farmers have suf-
Homer Mason, 2nd base,
red loss, the hay being damaged by the
j comfort they could to the unfortunate arraigned ill the United States district
Geo. Handley, short stop and pitcher, I sufferers.
court yesterday [July 20] mid entered a
xcessive moisture.
C. II. Freas, catcher,
One of the horses was killed outright, plea of guilty. United States Attorney
Rev Jones, Episcopal minister, of Nes-
Geo. W Kutch, 1st base,
the others somewhat scarred, aud the Mays recommended that a fine of $500 be
cca, was in the city recently. He will | J. J Stoddard, right field,
wagon smashed. The mail was brought imposed, or in default thereof, tho crimi
Id services here hereafter the 4th Suu-
Wilt. Armstrong, captain, 3rd base,
to the city by another team, being only nal be sentenced to a term of imprison
iv of every month.
W. J. Stillwell, left field,
a half-hour late. The bridge was on the ment. Counsel for the prisoner said the
J. P. Allen and wife always set a good
Geo. Day, Centerfield,
! self-supporting plan, with two sections, money could be raised in a few days, so
ble, and exercise every cure to pie ise
BAY CITY NINE:
and was braced with iron rods mul bolts. sentence was deferred, and the prisoner
eir patrons When in this city, call on
Clarence Duncan, 1st base,
There is a sharp descent on approaching remanded to jail. Mason stood well in
em at the Grand Central Hotel.
W. Hare, pitcher,
the bridge from the east, mid as the out the community where he resided, untl
Dr. Wise is at the Occidental, and wilt | A. Hare, 2nd base,
fit came down onto the bridge with this crime was charged against him, and
main there constantly until the Sth j Geo. Riieubetg, short-stop,
j considerable speed, the first section gave some now think that he lias pleaded
Aug. Those who desire dental
—Clark, center field,
TE WERE NOT LOOKIN’« Foil
i way, and the second section was some guilty to screen some member of his fam
F. Warren, 3rd base,
ork done will please come early. 8-9
what wrecked. In falling a distance of ily who committed the crime. He made
—Williams, right field,
over thirty feet, the part that fell turned good the amount of the order some time
A new line of hats and cn|>s, and ladies
the hearty endorsement
J. E Sibley, catcher,
almost over, and the carriage went down since, and it is thought a fine will be
rnishing goods just received at Miss
—Monroe, left field.
Oil its side. The only wonder is that any punishment enough.—Oregonian.
aggie Krebs’ millinery store at Woods.
of our aims and method« in mer-
The family of Mr. Mason stands well
of
the occupants escaped with their lives.
JI goods sold at cost fol' the next thirty
lut < all.
The lAidge, which was built several in the community here, and it would be
ays.
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cliandising which the Tillamook
All accounts of C. E. Nelson in my years ago, has long been considered un haul to make anyone believe that any
It is understood that Mr. Crenshaw
member
of
his
family
is
guilty
of
the
laims that he does not ow n the road be- hands fur collection will be sued imme safe, and had a weaving motion when a
public has showered upon us
team was crossing it. Pat Dooghney, crime.
T. B. H andley .
>w the toll-gate, amt that tho county is diately.
with
his
stage,
crossed
about
two
hours
Isponsible for the poor condition of the
A Cave of Necessity.
I i before, and some of the passengers
Notice.
this fall and winter.
kidge.
noticed
that
the
bridge
vibrated
alarm
IVe can't continue in business longer
I>eeds, Mortgages, Bonds for Deeds.
A red and white two-year bull is in my
ingly, though the bridge usually seemed unless we pay our debts. We can’t pay
Ld other legal blanks, the latest ap- pasture The owner take him.
They seem to realize that we
very shaky, and anyone after making on» debts without money, and we can’t
roved forms, well printed and on the I 9-10
M. K. P errin .
the perilous journey over the mountains, get money unless those who owe us pay
b»t quality of paper, at Portland prices,
is jostled ami shaken up until his mind is up Rather than 1« closed out by the are sincere in our public utter-
Notlue.
I l.aqib's book store.
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prepared to look upon ordinary dangers sheriff, we shall attempt to collect wliati
I Runyon’s grading outfit on the Wilson
Notice is hereby given that the 7 mill as features of pastime.
is cine us; first by request, and that fail-1 anees, and when wfi said we had
iver road, moved camp yesterday to tax voted in school district No. 1 is now-
The mail stage was owned and oper
Lint 20 miles from this city, having fin- due, and will lie delinquent after August ated by L. Crenshaw, owner of the toll ing, we shall be forced to use other
methods of persuasion. We can't afford a very attractive stock, they
■lied the road between Tillamook and 10, 1802. Those knowing themselves to road, aud it is probable that he »ill now
fiat p>iut. The bridge corps lias just be indebted will please call and settle at endeavor to repair all dangerous places to allow our property to be be sold under j
the hammer to pay our obligations) and came to look over it. When we
Inished a bridge 140 feet long, over
once and save costs. M orrison M ills ,
on the road
wc don’t intend to ullow such a sacrifice ,
forth Fork of Wilson river.
Clerk District No. 1.
L ater :—C. B. Hadley is still in a crit if we can help it.
lw
I An impromptu nine, made up of six
ical condition, though hopes are enter
What you owe us may seem a trifling told them that it was good value
Teachers’ Examination.
|<>utig fellows, of a Portland amateur
tained of his recovery. Rev. Edmunds amount, but three or four hundred ac
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laseball club, and three Tillamooki rs,
Notice is hereby given, that ior the was brought to Tillamook and is slowly counts running along in aroountaof #1.50 for their money, they bought
ilbur Maddox wdl get to |"> and #10, foots up quite n good deal,
met with a Waterloo at the hands of the purpose of making an examination of all recovering.
I»-’», of this city, in a game played on persons who nitty offer themselves as can ■ well.
mid we must have it as it is necessary in freely, but we are glad to say
lie Tillamook diamond, Wednesday nf- didates for teachers of the schools of this
our business. Wo have waited on those
l’.akl»K l’owd.r Leghisti >n.
Lrnoon, lhe score totting up -i to 19 in conntv, the county school su|>erintendent
who owe us mneh longer than those we that our stock is not nearly ex.
■tvor of the home nine.
thereof will hold an examination at Til
The use of alum and ammonia in owe are willing to wait on us. We
I Horace B. Stevens, of the Daily Asto- lamook, Tillamook County, Oregon, on baking powders has Ireen carried to such would hke to accommodate the public hausted by the heavy drains
kan, was in this city a few days icccntlv. the 10th, 11th and 12th of August, 1892. an enormous extent bv nnscrnpulona still further, but can’t do it. So please
pe made a tiip over the route of the new
manufacturers, snxioua either to swell dig tip tire small amount yon owe ns at made u¡>on it by the purchasing
Dated this 23rd day of July, 1802.
railroad, witnessed the work being done
their profits or to cater to the demand for at once. Send it by mail, or any other
E. K. llARNlRD,
■hereon, and then eucouutered the liard-
Co. Sohool Superintendent.
cheap goods, rcgardl« s of the stomach of wav so we get it.
public.
Btiips of a trip over the trail to Nelia-
the consumer, (but bills have been intro
l*rofeaal »nal Teachers.
m. On coming this way to Tillamook
duced during the past year in the leg
lay, he was supposed at the evidences of
A large amount of hay has Ireen dam
We have the best of connec
The (net th it teaching in the public islatures of many states, among wi.icli
»rosperity and the general indications of schools is fast rising to the dignity of a are New Yotk, Minnesota, Illinois, aged by the excessive rainfall of this
mterprise and improvement. Mr. Stev- profession, if it has not already reached Georgia, Florida, etc., requiring such month
tions with the great centers of
tns thinks Tilamook is a progressive
inferior articles to be distinctly labeled
A letter has been received from
that position, is shown by the large num
BP ’ gity and lias a great future l)efore it. ber of students who are seeking profes Boards of health and food com missions in Congressman Hermann to the effect that
supply, and standing as we do,
L1 • C
Mary Bappm»—
and Miss sional training in onr 8*nte Normal many cities ami states have been oci n- the portion of township 4, range 9 west,
pied
with
the
same
problem,
ami
in
of
McMinnville,
dialing
surveyed
by
M.
Buchanan
last
fall,
has
»*,
Sch.xjls. The attendance at Monmouth
with our finger on tho pulse of
«l«»R » h««« manner pd the last year, the largest, perhaps, in the many instances have published lists of | been accepted. There has been a great
enl JU North TrxAbritig«, th ’ other Northwest, was made up of represent l>owders containing alum or ammonia, so deal of trouble about this township, and
AH''-r fell atives from almost every county in the that the public may avoid them, hol the approval of the survey is. no doubt, trade, we can tel) just what the
'»J’ Rev. Kdmunds
■th theborWB, which’«'ere kicking state, besides a good aggregate represent lowing is a partial list of such powders: agreeable news to the settlers interested.
lEhftl^diffitiiHertificin antler, but ation from Washington, Idaho, British ffoya/? Calumet. Tarbr’t One Spoon,
M. Buchanan lias completed the survey public wants
Forett City, Hercule».
R’v the courageous efforts of the young Columbia and Alaska.
1 of township 4 north, range 10 west, and
Indies the unfortunate men were pulled
left for Portland last week. He reports
Annual County In.tltutr.
Quick Transportation.„
The public will sec in the lo-
from the wreck in time to save their
that some parts of lhe township in the
peing kicked to death by the frightened
Again we call the attention of teachers vicinity of Onion Peak are so rough as
The Steamer Elmore sails from Astoria and school directors to the Annual to render a survey of the same impossible.
Rnimals
cal columns of this paper from
to Tillamook bay on Monday and Thurs County Institute. Let every teacher 1«
I There is little complaint to be made
The Str. Angusta is expected soon with
day mornings, on arrival of the Union in attendance School directors and all
«gainst people who pay their debts Pacific steamer leaving Portland o. Sun
supplies f>r the cannery.
time to time, the special bar-
pithin a reasonable time, but the man day and Wednesday nights at 11:3’>. friends of education are cordially invited
REAL
ESTATE
TUA
hSFEIlS.
pho puts off payment from time to time Through tickets can be had at U 1 to attend and take part in the work.
gains we have to offer.
Onr conductors.' Prof. C. A. Bowman
pu l who never will pay unless compelled ticket office, 254 Washington St., corner
Ileal estate transfers, a* recorded in
and
Ex.
Supt.
De
Baker
are
able
I’”, i* Hie kind we are after. We have a
the oilice of the County Clerk of Tilla
Third. Sails from Tillamook bay Tues
Lt Of these, which will be submitted to days and Fridays Good passenger ac schoolmen aud will make institute mook County, for period ending July
Until further notice we will
work
botli
interesting
and
profitable
for
I'he examination of any of our business* commodations and through freight rates,
27, IKO.
P®en, and we are going to employ the aa low as by any other line This is by all concerned. The programme will con Cone A McCoy to G. II. Wil
make you special prices on
Ineanest man we can find to collect such all odds the quickest way to get from sist of Normal drill, actual . law work
liame, w’i lot 5. blk 3. t one
Äc M < ’oy’s add to Bay City, » 155 00
peconnts, and he will make life a bur len Tillamook to Portland, and enables our discussions, and evening lectures. Re
member the dates, Aug. 4. 5 and b U S Patent to John Graf--------
<pie nsware ami Isatis and slnsw.
I to those who try to dodge him
men hauts to telegraph for goods »nd See Title lit.
23- eobdinswn £1, J J Bust. et ox to Theo Steinhil-
I Michael Sullivan was arrested Tuesday -et them here on short notice No sue“
Revised School Lews. K. K B ikxa R d
ber, aw of «v1, ***'18,3 s, 9 w, 810 00 We mean burnnem. Come ami
I *7 W. Norton, charged with robbery. time list ever before been made between
School Superintendent. Bay City Land Co to Vt ni W
I He had a preliminary examinatian be Tillamook and the outside worlJ. 3t-f.
Starr, lots I and 2, blk 18, Cen
fore Judge Manlsby, and was discharged
Drug
f«r
tral a Id to Bay City................ 1C5 00 IMS?.
Mnsle Leeoo««
*t teems that Sullivan and Norton hail a
On account of ill-beallh. I wish to sell
Mu*rrel about a debt, got into a fight.
notar,ov PsHOMH P.«» Mirra««
Ou Piano or organ. Terms to smt the mv drug store and fixlore», together with
•nd Sullivan took by force from
Akklic.nt. íorpei>.i.m. «rill receAe medical
times,
$8
per
quarter.
Now
¡.tl.et.me
building
and
lot
;
<*
ff
desired,
will
r*«»
I Norton same sugar which the latter was
eMmlw.'t'ff’ »< L IL V . V 4«k—»» » 'l'"«
,
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I carrying iw a rack, but afterwards re- toe.lt.cie your children ... n.us.c st »
Llnrnwl ,t M« <„lll.....
c__ I «1..
\nd 1 am Before the People
< . E. Hadley, Rw. EtlaiuDh anti Wilbur
Mad.luv Hi-tlly Injured
by the fall.
TO ANNOUNCE THAT POLITICS CUTS NO FIGURE WITH MY TRADE,
AND THAT I HAVE A SELECT STOCK OF FURNITURE, WALL-PAPER
AND WINDOW-SHADES WHICH I AM SELLING CHEAP FOR CASH.
U ndertaking in C onnection .
C. E. REYNOLDS,
Cofner First St. and 1st Ave. E., Ttllanihok« Oftj;
FEAR N SIDE’S
-Is the place to find bargains in
DRY GOODS!
c lothing,
hats, caps, boots, shoes, notions,
Gents' furnishings, Groceries and Gen
eral merchandise. At the old stand,
T illamook , O regon .
HOTELS.
AR VIEW HOUSE,
L. C. SMiTH, P roprietor .
Is once more upon for the reception of guests. Splendid aurt bathing on the safe aide of the tlaf,
Hull view of the ocean.
First class accommodations. Terms |i.co per day. Chlldrt-H
under i> years, half rate«.
Poetoffice Address, GA KI BALDI ORB.
gULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL,
BY E- M- KEYS-
l'leasallt inUunlaln iemrt. Good flaliliiy and hunting. Daily Stage. Good accommodation« for
nuin and beaat. On Traak river, tR milca below the toll gate, on Tillamook and North
VAtnhill road.
Does this
TRASK, OREGON.
— ..nuu—, , —, , ,
„
AY VIEW HOUSE,
Catch your eye?
Read on!
I
W. C. King,
B y J- A. RICHARDSON.
The best bench ftMtrl tn the county» The table in supplied with the beat the market afford«.
JUst the place to spend a few weeks during the summer.
I run my Rail boat from Tillamook to Garibaldi daily, stopping at Bay City and Hobsonvllle, and
carry freight and passengers.
GAlUBAI.Dl, OREGON.
QRAND CENTRAL HOTEL,
J. P. ALLEN; PROPRIETOR:
We have tHkriPfall chat c-v of the «rami Central Hotel and hnve refltted and rvfiirhl.lted It In
excellent shape, just ns good aa new
Wo shall be pleased tn have all our old pAtrons and
friends to make us n call. Every effort will bo made to make the surroundings pleasant
and comfortable for guests.
TILLAMOOK. ORHOOf».
ARSEN HOUSE,
M. H. LARSEN, P roprietor .
New house, ti<‘W furniture; fiist class in every respect. Best accommodations In the city. Head
«¡narters for the traveling public.
T illamook ,
okeuom .
CC1DENTAL HOTEL,
G. W. PETTIT, P roprietor .
The hotel i.'now it nd r the management ofG.W. IMtitand wife, and every effort possible is
made io make guests comfortable The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
Tillamook ft. North Yamhill Stage ticket office it here.
TILLAMOOK. ORF.OOM.
A. LETCHER,
-(WATCHMAKER AND JEWELERl-
WAK HÍ«, < IX)( Ks, J ew F.I.RY, G um «, AMMUNITION ANO ElHHINO TACKLE.
UOMFAKRKN AND bl’ECT AL LEM.
---- --— —
Tî I.LA MOO K. O R KGOM.
£1^** N evai Ki no a N i ’FX ial T y .
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I exciting in the history of the United State*, and country people will Is•< xtrem« ly anxious to hare
all the general and political news and di-< -u««ion* of the day as presented in a National Journal
hi addition to that supplied by their own Joeal paper.
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¡(epublican phpei of tl]8 United
Which enable« ur to off. r that Rplendld journal, (r» guhtr aubfu rfpHon price f 1.00 per year) «nd thd
II8ADU8MT, for one year
For only $1.50 per year, cash in advance.
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«utHKripta,,,- may begin al any Urn«.
This t« the nwK lrb* r«l i-.rtnl.ln.lion offer ever made in lhe tailed Halin. «rrd every road«*
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