THE LEGISLATURE.
The Agricultural College and
Portland's Water Works.
THE SENATE IS EXCITED.
And Prescribes Hot Lead and Boilng Oil
For the. 31. E. Clinrch Sonth.
THE 1IOUSK TALKS. Or WATER.
And JTIieHle 1'lglit Will Ho Over The
l'ortlnnd llnmls.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY AFTEUNOOX SHSSIOX
The following reports of commit
tees were made:
Uornorauuus ror u uoom on
North Yamhill river, to amend Al
bany charter and to amend St.
Helens charter, for a boom on Link
river, for boom on Umpqua river at
Gardiner, for boom on Fall creek in
Lane county, house bill to confirm
to Umatilla county title to block 12
In Pendleton, to regulate ditch and
water companies, to amend Weston
charter, for protection of railroad
contractors, to govern trust com
panies, defining and punishing va
grancy, also for relief of J. Hacker;
favorably.
Public Lands S. J. M. 4, for re
classification of public lauds; favor
ably and adopted.
Public Buildings Chamberlin's
bill for a reform school; favorably
and ordered printed. Also Dawson's
bill for locating deaf mute school at
Albany.
Counties Chamberlin's bill to
create Morton county; postponed.
Also Eakin's bill changing time of
holding county courts. Also Ham
ilton's bill for wagon road from
Heppner to Monument; re-committed,
commerce. Also Maxwell's
bill changiug name of Lincoln to
illamook.
Military Affairs Dimick's bill
,for assistance of indigent Indian
war veterans; favorably.
r Commerce Cogswell's bill for
wagon road from Paisley to Oregon
ine; returned as amended aud
iassed.
Education Hatch's bill for board
f regents for state normal school at
Monmouth; favorably. Also Daw-
on's bill to prohibit selling of tobac-
io to minors.
Assessments Norval's bill for re-
icf of Union county; favorably.
so Dawson's bill for certain ex-
mptions to firemen.
Agriculture Sinclair's bill to pro
ote drainage; favorably.
Fullerton's bill providing for hold-
ng circuit courts in the Second ju-
licial district; engrossed. Also
.Vatkins' water bill for The Dalles
ity. Also bill to enable Tho Dalles
itytosell aud disposo of certain
ands.
THURSDAY FORENOON SESSION.
A most interesting report of the
snonliil ioint committee in relation
to the Corvallis Agricultural College
rt-as read in the senate this forenoon
i?hich created quite a sensation. It
evercly denounces mo oouiueru
Methodist cliurcli lor us greeuy,
iwianinii-fivnrtan. its conduct 111 tUIS
d . i : q ,. ,., i i,A
ivincinir ii disnosiuon w kfubij iu--
arth. At the same time the report
lighly extols the utility of tUe col
lege as conducted and declares it as
certain uenelit to me buiio.
Evidently the committee had
iven a nrofound consideration to
lie subject aud the report is a most
iiie one.
Communication from chief en
gineer of tho Salem Fire Dept., as to
ancerfrora electric wires Deuiuu
artitlons.
S. B. 22 Dimick. That the auoTo
lmunicatlou be referred to coni-
nittee on public building.
S. J.M. 54. Concurred in H.J.
fi In rulntlnn tnlllivlticr n delMirt-
nent of agriculture created and its
ieaa maue a camnei umuei. w-
prppil tn foiluiil rolntinns.
H. B. 45. Eeneal Sec 017, reianvc
Bo criminal code, bribery of voters,
pic. to seco nd reau i n g.
II. B. 109 Thompson. To es
tablish mid Are denartment tor
Portland. To second reading.
Joint committee on agricultural
olletre ut Corvallis endorses Its
itility but denouueea-the claim of
'he Southern Methodist church
against it: adopted, ordered one
uousnnd conies urinted. i'urtner
onsideration nostnoned till after
printing.
o. a. 23 Walt. To proviue dcuu-
with maps of state, adopted.
S. J. R. 24 Cogswell. Relating to
"nendment of constitution of state,
pec. 2 Art. abrogated, relative to
otlng.
The following bills iiassed to sec-
pnd reading.
.. B. no Cnrson. To Incorpornie
be city of Albina.
h. IV ion oinn Tn nmnnd the
--
barter of Portland and repeal tev
i parts of present charter.
" a. jzi uarson. io usiu""
te board of immigration.
U. 1 22 Mooro. To appoi u t j u ry
ominlsHionere pay, etc. , ,
N . in v.iia a Mil to nrolil-
Ht dwliictinna of Indebtedness in
ssnient8 except as to mortgages
V uIi ; referred to commiuee ou
rments, with instructions to
281o of Willi i ..
judicial toVrhr50' ureSon;to
S.B,
i-0 Uarlu. To nmnn.1 nM
to confirm
To amend
nt ......
titles Of SL'ttlpra nn
8nW ISVl3 lH. Oregon. LU,ere
2507 of Hiii.ii nn" ,To nmendsec.
-aOjtf Hill's laws relating to elec-
ieSinlGRIy- AWlItonuthor
! . . ,U3 ruuning sawmills to
nave right of way """ml to
i?crSlaGkato,T0CrJcftS
the mouth of Mid creek.
b.B.12'J. Cauthoni l'o establish
anagncultumlexmrhueiuastatio
in connection witli the State Aw 1
cultural CnlWn . .:...Tl. An:
temmUllt ' multuir time and
twr'n." 130, Fullcrnn To amend i
ection 878 amended, li-ivii,., f...
eu,cne, t0 U'Ji'iietions, orders, etc.
ioi. riiuerton 575 Civil Code
Section 6S3, Hill's Code-amended.
ii!!,1"'0,.1.0 writs of inferior courts.
-. wiiiimier to enable
Mal-
u couniy to construct
a wairou
Juan over uiivim.
Ti.. ...,."-'"."- ''. wnrai
riit Imi.........
""'"'" tuuey ami countv seat. Aiv-
l)r."mrinini tn.. 41 .. .1 . ..
; V, o "" luuusiuiu uouars;
to l.oin. on Commerce.
J'l'Ji8' Norval To grant to O. &
K. II., right of way through
S. B. 134. Sinclair To amend
Sections 44, 549, 910, 53S, of Hill's
Code.
S. B. 13G. Sinclair To protect
salmon and other food fUiioa in
streams of Oregon.
HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON S1SSION.
Ameudmeut to Eugene Citv
charter, striking out section exempt
ing $50,000 for sewer bonds from tax
ation; lost and ordered engrossed
aud passed to third reading.
Praying concress to re-classify
public lands; concurred.
SECOND KEADINCI OF HIMJ3.
Gccr, amending school laws; edu
cation. Gilbert, defining duties of criers
and ballltl's; judiciary.
Fell, railroad commission bill;
railways and transportation.
Condon, regulating procedure in
justices' courts; judiciary.
R. A. Mil'er, amending game law;
to third reading.
Geer, to remove timber and other
obstructions from public roads; roads
and highways.
Kirk, to incorporate Athena in
Umatilla county; corporations.
Fisher, to amend Albina charter;
Multnomah delegation.
Gilbert, to incorporate Sell wood;
corporations. Amending Portland
charter; Multnomah delegation.
Dawson, curing defects in deeds;
judiciary.
Carson, the Portland water bonds
bill; Multnomah delegation.
Tongue, defining heirships; ju
diciary. SPECIAL ORDER, ETC.
Northup, bill requiring county
courts to levy a tax to not exceed
two-tenths of one mill for the relief
of indigent soldiers and sailors, and
to keep such persons out of poor
houses. House resolved itself Into
committee of the whole and com
mittee reported the bill with amend
ments favorably; to third reading.
Cogswell, senate bill for a road
from Paisley to Oregon lino; first
reading.
Steel, defining duties of Multno
mah county clerk; judiciary.
Tongue, doing away with seperate
ovnniiiintion of married women in
making deed; judiciary.
Cogswell, for abstract of votes at
elections.
HOUSE.
THURSDAY MORNING SESSION.
SECOND KEADINO OF HILLS.
69. Cogswell. To provide for the
construction of a wagon road from
Parsley to the State line on tho
south and appropriate money there
for. Roads and High-ways.
Ways and Means committee re
ported bills 13 and 91. ready for tho
consideration of the House.
Hume gave notice of an introduc
tion of a hill. , ti Wova
Report oi tuo coiuiiiiutv " ...,.
and Means adopted.
Thompson, reponcuo. "
to$Tth. Wy- -nd M-
Committee on S. B. 21. on ted.
Committee on Eugroed B1U re-
H. B. 14.
THinD READING OK BILLS.
45 Waldo. To amend Hill's code
detain? crimes and their punish
mSf CroT To provide for the
eoSnSfrof V -d In
Curo-county. r-.
T'STrm K
tablishmont of a btate
Sws-ajsraaa-
bpcci"' r. - " . xjrted a,
Muunpuw" "v-oTj" , . -,It waa
SSS3" -
passed to tne in w -"- nd the
ifotl
7. I
,Qn(hnentto. ' '. .
"Zuhat Uie Hou m on .
f'idar a u. n- "'":
lUiiire-..-.! iteteQK: Mro
noon atiuuil -"
was adopted. . .,1
3 HartiwtWL ' rewimlltol
art to
Pass-
moL I' i i Co""lttw on Com
to instigate the piIot. Gnrntwl
tio?o?airW"rooral,,,ltnHllW
Houe adjourned.
DEALS IX MAIUOX D1KT.
Transactions For the I'ast Week aud
Their Footings.
During the pt week there were
twenty-seven rwl estate convevan-
ces, representing a total valuation of
f2,05i This would indicate a goql
"l'ce ow previous rwoixls.
NMuIctranmct ions do not repient
nvery Kretit-aIuation, still theshowy
that then- is much life in mil estate
circles. The deeds riled were as
follews:
Edmond DupliwtoN. Gixxl
nian & Son, land, Gervals, $110.
Gw. Collins to M. X. Chap
man, lil acres of land. 3000.
P. S. Knight to Louisa R.
Adolr, lots 10, 11 B. 1 Knight's '
addition. $c50
Eliza Salisbury to Fred Ko
bow E SWl Sec. 33 Town OS
2W JGOO
J. H. Albert to J. AV. Scrib
er, J of A of land flGOO
H. AV. Savage to J. A. Al
berts Jof 10 acres of land $1G0(.
Geo. Collins to Marv A.
Riggs,97-100 acre in Salem, 500.
Sarah L. Thatcher to I. A.
Manning, n J lot 0 block 4S
Salem, fS50.
C. "V. Scriber to Harding
and Ilihbard, fmc. lots 2 an 4
in sec 18, and frac lot 4 in sec
7 s r 1 w;17, 3. 3 acres, '2.
P. S. Knight to M. E. Good
ell, lots 2 and 0 in block 1,
Knight's add. 700.
J. H. McCorkle to Isaac
Durbiu, 1G0 acres, 4S0O.
Hurley Walker to H. V.
Matthews 5 acres. 250.
Mrs. M. M. WilfiamstoT. J.
Cherrington, acre in Salem, 50.
Fred J. Rice to W. R.Sehew
er, et al, lots 0, 7 and 8, block 2
Butteville. 200.
J. C. Thompson toC. A. Rob
ertslotsS and G block 9, mil. add. 750.
Win. McCoom to J. W. Blain
undivided I of o jno sec 22,
and w J n w sec 23,t 9 s r 4
e ; 40 acres. 10.
Tllnion Ford to to Win. Feidt
part of lot 5, block 68 Salem, GOO.
T. S. Golen to C. 15. Cosper,
lot 5, block 32 Salem, 150.
Addle M.SeribertoG.-Stolz.
Lots 1-2-7-8 In B. 1 Myers add. 500
A. R. Filntto J .W. Seribcr.
B. 1. Myer's add GOO
W. WhltlocktoA. MeClaln
Land in Silverlon 2.')0
J. H.;Settlemier to B. M. Dein- '
iek, Land in Woodburn 75
C. W. Morhead toT. X. Hum
phry, Lot 2 Block GO X. Salem 505
D.T. Jones to F.M.Miller.
120 ncies 300
W. P.JohnsontoA.X. Gilbert
lot 4 block North Salem. 500.
It. A. Cm-win to J. H. Smith,
227 acres of hind. 100.
S. L. Thatcher to G. W. Wate
tal part lot 7 blk. 48, Salem. 900.
Total,
22,052
rLYMI.ll ITEMS.
Joseph Metteere of Live Oak.Call-
r,,i-.,l.. M-lui tvna r'illcil lllllllT llV the
,11. 111.., .. ..w ....w -- -
iiiniMriiif his mother. N vlnltluir his
sister, Mrs. Henry Warren.
Miss Matilda Hunt has returned
to tho Academy of the Sacred Heart
to rosunioher studies, anera mrce
weeks vacation caused by a severe
cold.
Wllinn fslnioral has had tho Ilils-
fortunotolojoalt his horeos except
one, from a Ulseaso coniracitti irom
horses brought to this section from
Eastern Oregon.
Our latest social event was an en
joyable party at the resilience of
Hon. T. T. ueer, oy his uiiiik"""
the Mlssos Maud and Thtwlocla, In
honor of Judd Geer ami wife of
Cove, Union county.
rov. Henry Hartley, u minister of
the United Brothorn church, is hold
ding a very successful revival meet
ings at this place. Many of the
young people are seeking an inter
est In their souls' salvation. Six
noreons have presontwl themselves
.... ... l....,lt,.n Mia rill)
as canuKiaies ior ii'i""i -
to be performed next Sunday after
the eleven o'clock services.
Grandmother Metteere, an old
resident of the Waldo Hills, ta very
sick nt the home of her daughter,
Mw. John Csnon ot Turner, where
8be went fora vWt a few weeks ago;
Miss Jennte arinith, who has mn
w Mrlouly aHlleU,! wl . . InlUm
matorv rheumatism; little Carl
SIfflthwllMMln.tUekofUllo.
?mr,ndAn.rtKI-if !.
dsngsrouly ill with splii.1 meiilH-
tig urheod Is oe wo tn f
eiekttts.
'MMatkMMM4
S,trA'S
create the county of Morrow.
JL23TS
BMtmwsjfv
"- " wr i i jg.twmt fci w-jt-groHMwa
SBW AlVKUTISaiHNTS.
jgJU&iiiManw!. --grrr-L --cj . - s m unr m
iZ-iSi , " SZS . . - n'fr." JImtV
1I.VITY : r..K TO ALL.
The Capitol Advonturt Co. was
incorKiratt:d in Maioh, ISMi. Their
prineipal business house and otllce
are in the Opom House, double cor
nor on Court and Liberty strwts,
Salem. They do a general merchan
dise business, and In eonueotlon ilo
an auctioneering and cpinniission
business, buy and sell real estate,
cattle, horses and also act as aj)
pralsers, aduilnlstnitors, assignees
and accountants. They have ex
perienced help that are competent
to act in all the above capacities on
short notice. The best of references
can be given as required, and bonds
to any amount necessary. They have
given the best of satisfaction as ap
praisers and assignees.
The Capitol Adventure Co. haw,
for the short time they have been
In business, shown to the public that
they are doing a legitimate business,
worthy of their patronage. Among
their patrons you will Hud tho besi
farmers, who exchange their pro
duets to them for their wares; the
mechanics and laborers, who know
the value of a dollar, and where to
invest it; also the rellued and tal
ented people go there for their
elegant wares. The immigrants soon
Ihul themselves to homo at the
oiierii house corner, for tho reason
that tho Capitol Adventure Co. sell
from ton to twenty-live per cent,
eheaper.than any other house in the
WM. BROWN & CO.
DKAI.ICItM IN-
'iCatlicr ami Pindinss !
CASH Pa 1 1) FOR
Wools, Hide, I'ells aixl Fun,
231 Commercial St., Salem, Or'
CALIFORNIA! the
,wRVn n c , it i srf $
LQNO5-S0i.nGjW
SciKr etKnIii-.ltcrfa'M'JKrg.t-
JMlEflNCtfCDtaewwiiitfAL:
B O O T
S H O B
HOLD AND OUAHANTJfiKI) RY
D. W. MAHHEWS & COMPANY,
106 Statis St.. Salem. Or
SNELL, HFITSHU L WOODARD, Wholesale Deoot,
s.vl, for the 1' inn re s( us;
First, Thoj Lux from llrst bauds
In large quantities. They sow the
profit of the middle men. They
sjivo In freight. They oKo have tho
'advantage of buying bankrupt
' stocks, and iiNo very often reliable
merehants who aro pushed for funds
,so!l them thrU'st of goods at twenty
to thirty tier cent. dlsiMunt for wish.
Second, They have leased the
olegiuit 0Kra Houso building for a
long time for almost nominal rout.
They have the most commodious
and best lighted store rooms In the
city. They carry n full and com
plete stock of dry goods, clothing,
lints, boots and shoes, ladles' ami
gents, furnishing goods, jewelry and
silverware, notions, stationery and
cutlery, groceries, in fact a general
variety such as are usually kept in a
llrst class Htore. The I apltol Ad
venture Co. Is about the only linn
in Salem that tries to command tho
farmers' trade by buying all their
merchantable products, and they re
tail the farmers' products the same
prices they nay, thus saving to
tho mechanics and laborers from
ten to twenty per wnt. for the real
necessaries of life. Therefore the
Capitol Adventure Co. asks for the
continuance of the public's patron
age. You will llml them at the
OiH'ra House corner, Court and
Liberty streets, Salem, Oregon.
Eucii:m: Wu.i.i.s, S. Fuii:iiman,
Secretary. Manager.
S
I-I
i-i
o
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Land of Discoveries.
Those who have used it 7Z"
iIIm arc Klvliiic wltufHciloii. unit n tni
Uiiiir Willi HmiiioIiIIIiw)h ft latho only
rwmtsly llml Klvwi lliMMIil fl'llff.
Hkhhki.i. Covkk. Druju.'U,
lllverlilf, I T."
the iilMuiit Ut lnrurm
Havo!
you tlmt iHir 1'rwiwmlkiiiii nri
rtKwltiiK Willi UtrktiMil. Wehmr
Nothing but Praise EvVS
riluii uiwiw llixui.
VlMilht, Ltal,"
Tlutt It will u)iii JUh the end i.lrwl
In HllnthwIliHmif lliTlirilinl I.iu
U ...til k'i'l yul twit only will mil Im
It Will wllltoul It .wr.lf. Iriit will
rnoiniiiriHl It Ui thvn. OhhwhiiiU
lw ihm, wlm hVit ummI vwyllilii
ri III vbIii. iUntvy l mi ljjel wlwrr
l3!UJ..h.i5 lis Convince You
trUllHK Mini hm" iliMlr ih iHircliMW
rninsly tlii.1 will iMHil liatwrrn yiw
Dint imw ut tho intml drw.Ml ut Iimuimh
III.
(1rtkrHfit rrr,HtlnlH(illll4
dOTllhMM.
SANTA ABIE
U wvutrwt ly ur Ik AHIKHNK
MKIIICAI. CO., OfutUK Utat
NKIV TO-DAY.
W 1. WILLIAMS, STltNOOHAPHKU
. aiul TyiKwrttw LViylt. Wllliiwk!
ri'iHrt of irtaK etc.; ts...vlii ni tviy
rlltrHPOiimtWvnnil nmllr ilSne. Otllea
llli .Mihiivs Mniiliit,.'UTrotnin(n.'tiyi.
vl.lVi:i.oiHlKNo. K 1. o. O. f meet
VI liUKIil hVllouV HhII upstnlr. Corner
t'mmer'lnl Hint Kerrv lrli, evwy St
unlnynt tsUOtvm.
J. t. UHKlHl. JAM. WALTON,
fwrotury. N. a.
ritOl'IfiislOSAI. OAlllK
DIS. J. M. KIXNH. D. 1. K, DUNTATi
nxmin over While Corner. (i.Heo hmi
Ml. in. to&. III,'
lHYHIflAX. MltH. liv. M. K MrfiMY.
I I ihyslclnii nnil niiraeon, lw lomted
I mill taken room(tHitil 7 t Mrs. stncanls
I III tlie oHr liim-'e. flinmlo iltyeiMM a
HHvlnlt. CiiiiMiltiilion nw, llililv
DR. MAS0X, DKXTIST, SUC
feasor to v. ,1. 0. B.vrtl.
Ofliw in er Hush's Hunk.
Ill.AOKsMirillM),
NOTICIC.
r.J.UMtSKN.THK UKI.IAltl.K Wiiroii
liuikiT, 1ms nuiviHl to 1.1 MhIi strrol, Imv
Inir n'lmiMHl his shop lYom llio nlil shinil,
Sill iVimnu'ri'lttl Klrwt, on miuunt ot tho
eivotlon or tho now hrlok. Mr. Ijirson
will l litieit to lilsnUliMiHinnuMsimiii
tis mmiy now ius nx will slmro Iholr i
tninuxK Willi lih'i, ui his iuw Imvtluii.
All uork Kiuirmitcotl. Next In SitIIht A
ISihlo's shop. .T-tf.
RBMOVAli NOTICE.
.IWIl.-N lv. UHl 1( I 111. III.AllvM.MI III
nml Miieim nuiUer, liim movnl Ills nhiip to
No. 3IH l.lliorty iilivi't, whoro ho will ho
rtniuy nir miHUHtiN uiu'r .iinuilliy, Jllll. JPIII,
I with In Hiatii tn my frlcniN mill ilnnw
tlmt I will hi' hi'ltiT prt'imrisl flmni nnw on
toOxiH'tili'iill work In hi v lino Hum uny
iliin.lij.ri.1.1 M!.....!.!.... ..II r..H .1... iii....i
ilili'i.i'iiiivi inifiiifi mi i, ,i intuitu
upMrt 1 hiii' ti'wlxi-il ill your lunula, 1
mn yotitu rwHH'tfully,
,lllll. K.MUlll,
Mhrrty Slit-ol, rlitUin,Oxii.
llUCKSMITIIINO ami IIOIISESIIOKINO.
SCRIBER4P0IILB
lliivo movi'il to 17 nml 111 Hlnlo nlriM'1,
w lii'ln llml 11111 mm' ritiulv fur inrlf. All
our ohl puiniiiH nml frlnmlit uru Invllril to
iiilliiuil wo iih In our now locution. Wo
urn hi'ltiT pri'lxiroil for work mm' Ihmi
over IiiivIiik noourcil nmiu rtMiiii, l(V.f,
HKACKSM1TII1N11 and WAGOXMAKIXll.
ioiin iioi.m, Tin: oi.n hki.iaiii.i:
) llliii'kHiiilth, Iiiim ri'iuovril IiIh hIioii to
coriifrof Couiini'rcliil uml Cliuiimki'to HI.,
wht'ro ho Ih rtiuly tOHcrvnthi'iiiihllo. Iluv
liiKiiiHMM'IntiHt with him Mr. It. MnniiiiH, mi
oirlonn'l wiiKoii-iimkiT rwcntly Imin
rortluml. Iu In now uri'iiin-il hi-itur lliiui
liver toilo nil klmUorwnKou uml iiiii Ihko
miikliiKmiil rrpulrlUK; nil kliiiln of lilmtk
NinllhliiK uml ri'piilniiL', mul it Hiuicnil
horM'iihoi'ltiK IiuhIiiiiui, llo Iiiim nil UliuU
orNhot,HtiH'l,trollliiK. I in ml iiuithi, rti'., mul
IIIh thi'in In ii M'h'iillllii mmiiiKr, Hiwlnl
alli'iitliiii Klvi'ii tothiiiiiiiHtriictlon of whk
oiiHiiiiil I'lirrliiHi-M. Iti'ini'iiiliur tho plm,
iipKHtlvHluli liriiiriim'o IiiiIIiIIiik.
.miso.:i.i.ani:oiis.
PORTRAITS.
Ilnvlnic oHiiitHl ii ntinllo lit room II, I'lnt
Nnlliiiuil IhiiiIc iMiUillnjf. I'lyiln Cixildi 1m
prtitHiriMl to riHHtlvi' orilurn (nr ixirlnillM
uml luiul-Hno work In oil mul witter
iiilnm. (Irailixl i'Iiiiimm will iiUu lu formtil
fur tin- limtriiulluu In IIvb limiiclii,
Hpci'liil utlenlliiii K'lvt'll to ilmlKUlUK mul
HKruvli!K-n wimmI. iltf.
0I1 und Mww
T.J. CRONISE,
Salem's Popular Job Printor,
AT IIIH NKW (tllAIITItKH IN TIIK
Htutti IiKiiruneu llullilliiw, Cor. Com
morelHl mid Chriuekelii lrwl 'O-llf
TIIIMMIXI! ami IIIKSSMAKINII.
MRS. C. A. RICE
Wlnliwi to Inform th jtdlworHMlin (hut
lie la irer-rml to do trliiunlMK mul
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