D lac um I ’»^íefór^b^ÁnieH^ñ^Semlcid
Heaviest hog,
1 00
E d . H kadlight .-—It will be a matter of
Society.
C lass IV.—C hic
some interest to the jieople of Tillamook
For the best,
City and County to know that one of the I
fChiragoTribunr.]
Trio Black S|>auish,
To f/n* Editor uf I he Tribune:— I havejust places near them in the Willamette val
»» Brown I-eghorn,
1 seen the report in your issue of Sep. 3, of ley is now, us it has been for ihe past
»• White
”
1 the discussion at the Washingtouuieet- year or so, making very rap’d progYcss.
H
Plymouth Rocks,
' nigoftlie American Chemical Society, Ttiis is the city of Forest Grove, di
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1. Running race, free for all, 600
Langsbans,
I Aug. 18, relative t j the use of carbonate rectly aero s the hi [s from Tillaniook.
>»
yards and repeat; purse, »60.
Wyandot tes,
W hen the wagon road, now in progress
■ of ammonia in baking powders.
2. Trolling race, for thrveyeai-o'.ds;
Buff Cochins,
| This repojt is ineomph toi and incorrect on the Wilson river, is completed, it will
mile and repeat ; purse, $25
Display of blooded chickens,
in many particulars, and as the papor be only a day's drive from one place to
3. Trotting race, gentleman's buggy
tr '-LJ ZS-LJ
l’uirof turkeys,
which precipitated the discussion was the other It is very mueh to be desired
M II geese,
horse, Ji mile and repeat; entrance »5 to
read by me and based upon my own ex- lhat the road be finished stxm, and done
make purse. Association w ill add buggy
It »»
ducks, Pekins,
periments, I desire to make certain cor- in good order, so that good time may lie
>obe for first Jiorse and whip for lust
tf n
”
any breed.
.
reelions in the interest of the truth aud made thereon. The people of Washing H. W. LASSELLE & SON
tlhofiie- Horses to have been owned
C lass V.- .—G
2_...
______
rains
and C_.™
G rass .
Keep constantly on
I for the large numbers of your readers to ton county like to go to the ocean shore I
¡three months in Tillamook county, and
For the best,
just as well as anybody, to eat clams I
hand rolled barley,
whom
the
qnestiou
is
one
of
great
mo
I, be driveu by owners.
and rock oysters and bathe in the surf J
Bushel oats,
oats, chop and whbat.
ment.
' - u
’
2ND DAV.
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wheat,
The paper, as read before the society, Many of them have tlieir own teams ¡
4. Pony race, 14 hands or under, 440
”
bailey,
related
that ammonia in baking pow der and vehicles and eujoy driving, and,
yaràa «nd repeat ; purse, »20.
Peck timothy,
is
retained
iu the bread by reason of its moreover, fully appreciate the possession ¡
' t. Hun niug race for all two-year-olds,
” red-top,
ulfinity
to
the
gluten. The concensus of of these in driving on the beach.
if mile and repeat ; purse, »25.
” orchard grass,
The people of Forest Grove feel much
opinion, as expressed during the discus
- 6. Bnnning race, free for all, y, mile
” beans,
sion, w as against the use of carbonate of interest in tiie advancement of Tillamook
ami repeat ; ) urse, »75.
Sheaf above grasses, or grains, 2
I ammonia in baking powder with the as a shipping point, and have every I
7t Best display of lady equestrianship;
20 lbs honey,
2
j only exception of Dr. McMurtric, who is reason to think that the loggingrailroads !
purse, |7.50.
C lass VI—V egetables .
j now an employe of a baking pow lei which are to be pushed out from the Bay ’
3 rd day .
For the best,
I company w hich uses carbonate of am« up the Wilson and other streams, will
8. Baseball game; »10 to winning
develop into longer lines across tbe
Two pumpkins,
50 monia in its baking powder.
•club.
” squashes,
50
Of the other parties mentioned as hav mountains, or rather, hills, and join the
». TYotting nice, free for all, 1 mile
Four heads cabbage,
50 ing taken part in the discussion, were main system. In this way, it may not be j
and repeat ; purse, 50.
Two ” cauliflower,
50 Professor Dr. Barker, of the University of so long before rail connection is had be-'
10. Running race, free for all, 000
One-half bushel potatoes,
50 Pennsylvania, who is the president of tween Tillamook and Forest Grove. It
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yffrdk'lind tspeat ; purse, »50.
onions,
50 the society and one of our highest author is iiow coming to be generally understood
11. RiMKing race, free for all, 440
One-half Dox. mangelwurtzel,
50 ities. Iu answer to a pleading by Pro- that that piece of Oregon from Tilainook
Call and SrttlS
II
>>
yards and repeat ; purse, »25.
sugar beets,
50 ; fessor McMurtrie that only small bay to the Willamette valley and north
II
ft table
- sl 12 a ’ Potato race, for boys under 15
to
the
Columbia
river,
is
one
of
the
most
|
”
50 quanitties of ammonia were used in bak-
All knowing themselves indebted to me
ft rutabagas,
>J
years' of age /purse, »2 50.
50 ing powder, he stated: "No mutter how promising iu the whole Northwest, or in i will please call and settle by note or cash
II
II
turuips,
• ■ .
RULES.
50 small the quantity, I must decline to be <»11 the Union, for that matter. Timber ' before September 1st, as I expect to go
II
If carrots
50 , dosed medically without my consent of the most magnificent quality; below away at that time. N. A. H utchins . 7
All races best two in three.
that, a soil of the greatest fertility, when
Peck tomatoes,
50 when taking my meals.
^ Entrance fee, 10 per cent of purse in
opened up to the su:i and air; and under j
Exhibit
vegetables,
1
00
!
Dr.
E.
H.
Bartley,
formerly
chemist
of
a'l cis*, ui. en otherwise s piilated.
C lass VII.—F ruits .
the Brooklyn Board of Health, and Pro- that nobody knows how much coal and
In all races three to enter and two to
For the best,
I fessor of Chemistry at the Long Island iron. And with all this it has a climate
start are required.
50 \ College, likewise named, did not, I be- as pleasant and healthful as Buy in the |
Exhibit apples,
No money will be given for a walk
>»
pears,
50 I lieve, take an active pa.it iu the discus- world. About everything that is needed ,
over.
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peaches,
5.) I ston, but is already on record as strongly is found in that iavored sectiou. Onlvi
Running races will be conducted ac
it
plums,
50 opposed to the use of ammonia iu baking get wagon roads and railroads and then
cording to ths rules of tbe Pacific Blood
91
i it will be just the place for families td
grapes,
50 powders
Horse Association; trotting racea, accord
If
make a home in, and then you will see
blackberries,
50
Dr.
Richardson
volunteered
only
the
ing to the rules of the National Trotting
j the settlers come in. Forest Grove, situ
Greatest
aa.l
i
boat
varieties
of
question
whether
the
flour
used
in
the
Association.
apples,
1 001 experiments was of good quality, of ated at one corner of this line region, nud
In races for less than % mile, the dis
commanding the east side slope, has a
C
lass
VIII.
—
F
wwers
.
which I assured him bv stating that it
tance flag «hall be ninety feet.
population of about fifteen hundred, and I
Best
exhibit
of
houss
plants.
2 50 was the best and the flour used in my
All purses shall bo divided,
to win.
docs
a business of about $2lX),000 a year
C lass IX—F ancy W ork .
family.
ner, anil Jj to second
It has a creamery, a fruit and vegetable
For the best,
Professor Mallet was not present.
In the 1 mile trotting race, if the race
cannery, a furniture factory, and is
Bible cushion,
25 I Your article is misleading, insofar as it
does not fill, any horse entering and trot
lighted by electricity. Its streets are
Fancy basket,
25 gives (lie impression that ammonia dis-1
ting in 2:40, or better shall be entitled to
251 appears on baking. My actual tests graveled, and its citizens are agitatiug
Needle book,
the purse.
strongly the macadamizing of the main
Lamp mat,
25 1 agree with those made by others, show-
A dmission F ez :—25cts per day; child
comity ruada. It lias a number of fine
Watch case,
25 ing that ammonia remains in the bread.
ren from 8 to 15 years, 15cts.
brick buildings, a bank, and some of the
25 My investigations merely assign a new
I’iu cushion,
handsomest residences in the state.
PREMIUM LIST.
Lady's collnr,
25 cause for the retention.
Forest Grove is a very pretty place. It
C lass I.—H orses .
II. E xiiemasn , P. II. D.
Tidy, wotsted or cotton,
25
will soon have water-works, and. pos- ¡
Pillow sham«,
25 —Netv York Tribune, Sep. 17, 1S91
A.— Draft Horses.
sibly, a line of electric cars to the depot, 1
N ote .—Dr. Endemann, the writer of
Edging,
25
For the best.
which is about a mile from the business
Infant’s Skirt,
25 this communication, is well known in
Stallion, 3 years old or upward, »5 00
part of the town. It is, also, the seat of
»>
scientific
circles,
aud
was
for
twelve
years
Apron,
M
h
2 ”
”
1
one of the oldest institutions of learning
ft
1
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1
Crochet woik, greatest variety, 1 00 chemist of the New York Board of
in the slate, the Pacific University. This
Health
1
0J
Lady
’
s
Skirt,
-Medal to stallion which has
institution is in a manner tho soul of the
The
baking
powder
company
above
re
25
Ironed Garment,
been entered, showing five best
town. It is verv prosperous, having a ;
2 00 ferred to is the Royal Baking Powder
Patch-work, quilt,
colts of any age.
better corns of teachers than ever before, j
1 00 ! Company of New York, nud the employe
Crazy quilt,
For the best,
The faculty "consists of ten or twelve pro- ¡
00
!
Dr.
William
McMurtrie,
who
defemts
Display of fancy needle work, 1
2 00
Span of draft mares,
E WERE NOT IXKIKING FOR
fessors. It is now expected that a new j
I that company’s use of ammonia, is their
C lass X.—W orks of A rt .
” ’’ ” horses,
2 00
brick and stone builtling will be erected !
much
advertised
government
authority
For
the
best,
2 50
Walking team, draft horses,
during the doming year.
the hearty endorsement
There is no such office known under our
Oil painting, on canvas in
. -Horae <!olt, by side of darn,
w
.Forest Grove and Tillamook, being
Brood Mare, 3vears or Upward, 1 oo
1 00 ’ government as that of government or near neighbors, ought to and doubtless
fr m •,
i
of our aims and methods in mer
• »»
»> 2 n **
,f
75 j United Slates government chemist.
1 00
Oil painting on wood,
will know each other better, aud will in
99
if J »» »»
ff
50
75
Water color in frame,
no great length of time 1® doing a good
BREVITIES.
chandising which the Tillamook
50
75 j
Mare colt, by side of dam,
Pencil sketch from nature,
deal of business together, being brought
B.—Thoroughbreds.
75
Crayon ”
into active communication by tbe road
Go to Williams for drugs.
50
For the b«t,
Penmanship, boy under
public has showered upon mb
e.ow nearing completion. H. 8. L yman .
2 50
50
Btallion, 2 years old or over,
”
girl
"
Couuty orders wanted. J. W. Lawless.
Jf
I »»
»»
»»
1 0)
50
Moss wreath,
this hill and winter.
» Subscriptions
______ ,_____ - for any paper published
1 00
C lass XI.—M isckllankovs .
Mare of any age,
t-f.
taken nt Lamb's .
Mr. Guise, a druggist of Lafayette, iff
C.—Trotting Bred Horses.
Dairy, household manufactures, made
W ood to seel .—100 cords @ f2 per in the city.
For the beat,
by exhibitor.
They seem to realize that wo
I cord. Call on G. O. Nolan
t-f
2 50
M. Ix)wns<lale, of Portland, is in the
Stallion of any age,
For the best,
50
'
W
anted :—Count}’ orders to the value
8
county rusticating.
50
Five lbs fresh butter,
Mare
.................
are sincere in our public utter-
50 ’ of $3000 at the bank. C. & E. T hayer . 51
1 00
Horae or mare, 3 year-old,
” ” new cheese,
Hon Sam Stott of Portland is in the
II
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I, « 2 ”
50 i Ninety cents on the dollar, in merchan- County rusticating
1 00
Brown bread,
anees, and when we said we had
II
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>> » J »
50 dise, paid for county warrants at the I
1 00
Hop yeast bread,
Mrs. A. 1*. Wilson will take charge oí
50 , "Racket Store.”
t-f
Colt by side of dam,
Yeast biscuit,
the Hobsonville hotel.
a very attractive stock, they
1 001 San Francisco Chronicle, Daily and
N oth .—Stallions or mares exhib
Assortment cake, 5 kinds,
<’. B. Hadley is still improving, and it
I
Sunday
’
,
delivered
’
locts
per
week
or
ited as thoroughbreds must lie ac
Exhibit of preserved fruits, in
is thought he can be brought home the
came to look over it. When we
quart and half-gallon jars,
companied by afladavit of owners,
2 00 ’ (j5Ct8 per month, strictly in advance, at
last of this week.
Exhibit of canned fruit in
showing that they are such.
Lamb's.
t-f.
E F. Lyster, and family, oj Beaver,
2 00
quart and half-gallon jars,
Stallions exhibited in the trotting
told them that it was good value
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds for Deeds,
Exhibit of jellies in jelly cup«, 1 00 and other legal blanks, the latest ap- were in the city Saturday and made ttiis I
daaa, must be accomf anted by
50 I proved forms, well printed and on the office a pleasant call.
Rag carpet,
pedigree sworn to by owner.
for their money, they bought
50 best quality of paper, at Portland prices, I J. If. Jackson is at the New Grafid Cen
Pair woolen socks,
C lass It.—C atti .K.
tral Hotel in Portland, aud is working
50 at Lamb’s book store.
”
” Stockings,
t-f
freely, but we are glad to say
For the best,
hard for Tillamook county.
1 00
Display millinery,
1
00
A
wagon
with
a
large
party
of
coast
Bull, Roan or Red Durham,
2 00
R R. Hays was here oti business last
Exhibit cabinet work,
99
50
i picnickers was upset on a steep grade
Cow, ”
that our stock is not nearly ex
Medal
week, coming in Thursday and returning
Display of printing,
00
1
.
near
Oretown
last
week,
and
all
the
oc-
Follad bull,
>>
»•
” photographs,
! enpants more or less bruised. They were Friday. He expects to return u>on for hausted by the heavy drains
50
” Cow,
an extended visit, bringing ids family.
Prettiest baby, 1 year old or
■ nearly all Portlanders, and were starting
1 00
Jersey bull,
Silver Medal
under,
Mrs. Julia Snyder, daughter of Dr. H.
home
with
W
8.
Barnhart
’
s
team
50
M cow, full blood or graded,
A. P. W iison ,
V. V. Johnson, Mrs. C. W. Talmadge made upon it by the purchasing
G eorge C ohn ,
| Mr. Barnhart was severely injured.
2 50
Bull of any kind or breed,
Secretary.
and Rev. Knowles, all of McMinnville,
President,
Cow lor butter,
Diploma.
Tbe city was enlivened the latter part
arrived Saturday. They will assist in public.
N otk .—Tests for bntter to lie de
1 of last week bv the teachers as embling
HEBDOMADAL HASH.
organizing an Eastern Star lodge here.
' here to attend the institute. Bevies of
cided by actual production of butter
Belle Cooper, Mrs. Gracie Wyman A
di-
.luring fair week, made under
| pretty "school tnanns” could be seen
We have the best of connec
Kitting Sun Baking Powder at Cohn's, f pasting to and fro, and the festive peda Co left for Astoria this week, where they
rection of the Superintendent.
Ask Frank Dangberty «bout the bear * gogue
*
was in __
his element. A larger will remain visiting friends and trans
Fer the beat,
1 50
Try Rising Son baking powder, at attendancenian usual took part in the acting business until the grand jury tions with the great centers of
Beef Steer, any age,
99
1 00 ! Cohn’s.
exercises this year, and all seemed has completed its labors here. It is said
” 2 year-old,
also, that they hope for a change in the supply, and standing as we do,
»9
If I
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1 00
There will be a dance in Hadley's Hall earnestly enthusiastic in the noble pro
city government while they are gone.
50
fession of disseminating knowledge
” Calf
Saturday night.
with our linger on the pulse of
Beef animal, any age, either sex 2 50
The Elmore cannery will run and the
IIKAL ESTATE TRANSFER*.
Patronize home industry by getting
2
00
Yoke of work cattle,
Tillamook fisherman will receive employ
your legal blanks at Lamb s.
Trained yoke of yearling« or
Transfers of real property, as recorded trade, we can tell just what the
ment The price for fish will be 15et»
The Augusta is in Portland and will
under, broken by boy 15 years
for silversides, 30cts for Chinook and Sets iu tin: office of the County Clerk of Tilla
1 50 receive freight until Saturday night of for chums with no limit in the catch mook Couuty, from Aug. 2, to Aug 10, public wants
old or uuder,
this week.
Tbe Tillamook boys sill cot receive
1892.
C lass III—B iixkf , G oats axd II ocs .
Tbe name of the Grand Central Hotel what they aaked, but the conditions A Letcher to Matt Casey, 2%
A. —Sheep.
acres, sec 80, 1 », 9 w........
♦ 150 00
has been changed to Allen House. Sec of the contract are more favorable.
The public will see in the lo
For the best,
change in ad.
Ollier fishermen will lie brought in also, Same to same, lot 4, blk 7, Gari
30
00
baldi .......................... .. -............
Buck,
A Womens’ Relief Corps has been X- as there are not enough fishermen here to
cal coluinus of this pa¡»er from
State to James R Barron, ae>,
Ewe,
I
ganixed here, with Mrs. F Severance, do the work.
see 30, 4 n, 10 w ...................... 200 oo
Five ewM,
2 i
President, and Mies Myrta Reynolds,
The ball game Saturday afternoon on Janw-s R Barron to, S J Signor,
” lambs,
1
time to time, the special liar
same trai t................................ • 425 00
tbe Fairground, between Bay City sod
i Secretary.
B. —Goats.
The retort that a hotel in Bay City had Tillamook, was a good game, was l.otly state to C E Porter, ne and swj<
Angora buck,
too 00 gains we have to offer.
of sec 30, 4 n,10w ....................
I closed, referring to the Pacific Hotel, is a ■ contested, and the score stood 12 to 8 in
I
i mistake The hotel is and has been open favor of Bay City. Buy City had the C E Porter to S J Signor, same
00
450
tract. .............................................
for business since it started, we are in- services of Geo. Handley in their battery
Until further notice we will
as pitcher this time, which made their S J Signor to Jam«-» G Walker,
50 : formed.
aJi sec 30, 4 n 10 w.................. looo 00
chances much better than in tbe first
George
game between the nines, wh<-a
'
" .7 C L Kawdey to M A Bower, «1»
1 00 make you special prices on
of ne'4 sec 17, 5 a, 10 w
I twirled the sphere for the Tillamookere.
State to Fritze Beute, 332.95 acres
Lem Parker was umpire and did very well
que?n«ware and boot* and idioe*.
in 1 n, 0, 7, H w
though there was some kicking, eeem- Frits Beute to D A Blodgett,
; ingly justifiable, at some of hie rulings
same traet.................................... 1500 00
We mean business. Come and
i The teachers' examination is in prog G W Bla< l>w< II to Jose Vincent,
lot I, blk 32. Thayer's add to
ress T B. Handley and J. E Hosmer
32 40 se 3»
TdUmook ..................................
are assisting the School Superintendent
J C Monroe to A Sigway, lots 1
in making the examination.
and 2, blk 2, Park add toTilla-
The stage tented over with a load of
110 00
mook .............................. ......... .. rTjn-
. in thn innrtiii'« wifr
HL
P rogramme and P remium L ist
C omplete .
JllJ U11U 1 ll cl 1ft 111! ML at IV HI ^57?“
c
FOREST OROVtí, f
ÜRECOÑ;
Hm* of the oldest
IW
olden and
mid best equipped
equipi<ed institutions in the North-west. College
and academy Coun-ea; Classical, Scientific and Literary. Vfiusira! onportufcitieff
for advance,] work in Chemistry and Biology. Special instruction iu the English’
; branches and in N.riruil methods. The Conservatory ol MuSic offers excellent op
portunities fur tbe sturtf of vocal and instrumental nioSie.
Expenses reasonable.
Board In club at reduced rotes
Fall term begitia Wednesday, September 21st, 1892
For catalogues, address :
TublUs MtCtxLLAiB, PfesiAeift
LOOK OUT
STOKE. For the announcements for the Tillamook
Does this
Fair. The premium lists are being
made and it is time io think e»f sonW-
thing to exhibit
Ai
W
^PRICES
Baking
*
-
FEAR N SIDE’S
--Iff the pisce to fiikl bargains in--'—■■
Cíothíiig, hats, caps, boots, shoes, riotiOiify
Gehts’ furnishings, Groceries and Gen
eral merchandise.- At the oíd fdahd !
T illamook , O regoñ .
MOTELS.
X"
AR VIEW HOÙSÈ,
L. C. SMITH, P roprietor .
is beer mere open for the reception of guests. Splendid surf bathing da thè safe side at the Rdf-
Full view of thè ocean
Fiist-claas accommodation*. Terms |I.oo pèr day. Chridrerf
under n years, half rates.
Postonico Address, GARIBALDI OK ft.
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t 5 un-
i 1
ULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL,
BY E- M- KEYS-
Pleasant mountain insert. Good fishing and hunting. Daily Stage. Good nccommodaiidha tnf
tn mi and beast. Ou Trask river, ift miles below the Cot! gate, on Tillamook tfnt! N^rtff
Yamhill road. Fine sulphur springs on the grounds.
TRASK, OREGON.
JU*
AY VIEW HOUSE,
Catch your eye?
Read onl
■
B y J- A- RICHARDSON-
The bent bench report in the county. The Utile 1« nù ppi teff \Vith the bent the market aftorAJ:
Jtiat the pince to npeud h few weeks during the Numhier.
I run my nail boot from Tillamook to Garibaldi daily, «topping at Buy t'lfy
Ctfrry freight and pasnenger«.
htfbaohvfllè, Mid
(ÍARlBALDt, okF.Goft.
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A
i
, i , t
11.—
LLEN HOUSE,
J. P. ALLEN; PROPRIETOR«
We have taken full èhnrgo of the Grand Central Hotel îiii M have rèâtteÜ an4 reiuthinhcd U iff
excellent Hhapè.juat ns good ah ifew Wv ah«II be ple^ned to have ah out old patrons ani!
IHend« to make na a câii. Every effort will be made to make (he «Utrouàdtngi pleaaaltf
and comfortable for gtfesta.
TILLAMOOK. ORBGOÄ.
J
ARSEN HOUSE,
M. H. LARSEN, PROPRIETOR;
New houxe, new furniture; fiiat class in every respect. Beat «cónni tnoffatiOnx hi the city. Itca/f
quarters for thè traveling public.
bffKaoW.
TILLAMOOK,
I
II............................. ' III
í i
CCIDENTAL HOTEL,
G. W. PETTIT, f^ROPRlE+oh.
/
The hotel is now under the fdaiiageideiit of G. W. 1-cttlt add wife, and ertry effort twrsalMI Ml
msds to make guests comfortable. The patronage <>f the public Is respectfully solicited.
Tillamoa- ft North Tsnihlll stage ticket office Is here.
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
A. LETCHER,
-iWATCHMAKER’ANDlJEWELERi-
W atch ««, ( uh ks , J kwki . ry , G i
^K kpairin < j A rirr.ciAi.fv.
k «, A mmi nition and
CdMI'AftMKA ANO MFKCTACLKA.
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F imhing T acklr .
.
TlfXAStOf’fc, OÄKGOW:
presidential Canjpaign of 1892,
Cl^AjiD INDUCEMENT^
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