SHIELD'S PARK
The Talk of The Town
T'lMrJccaJhaaca?
STANLEY & SCANLON.
ROONEY & FORRESTER
JLEOHI & LEONI
EDWARD O'NEIL
ILLUSTRATED SONGS
POLLYSCOPE
Performance Every Night.
General Admission (5c
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S. C. STONE, M. D.
....PROPRIETOR OF....
STONE'S DRUG STORES
SALEM, OREGON.
Tho stores (two 'n number) are lo
cated nt No. 235 and 297 Commercial
street, nnd aro well Btocked with i
completo lino ot drugs and modlclnei
tollot articles, perfumery, brushes
etc.
Has bad Bomo 25 years experience to
tho practlco ot medlclno, and now
makes no charges (or consultation, x
amlnatlon or prescription.
J.M.HOWELL
Cash Market
In titoiner's Fish Market, State stroet
Fresh moats ot all kinds, hams, Should
dors, bacon, lard, etc. Prompt Service
Phone, Main 1401.
PUNCTURE PROOF TIRES
$6.00 a pair. New Departure Road
Tires $6.00 a pair with a season
jruarantee. The new Morrow Coaster
Brake put on for $6.50 with 5 per
cent off for cash.
FRANK J. MOORE
109 Court 8L
Phone 2644
NEEDHAA1 & CO. '
-PA1NTERS-
v. -
Palntln?. CalsomlulniT and Paper
Banging worn am uuaraaiccv.
Leave orders at Savaee & Fletcher's
Feed store, salem, untuun.
J. Brownsteln & Son.
136 Court street. Hlehest cash price
paid for Hides, Pelts. Wool. Tallow
asdfurs: also general dealer In old
Iron, RntberaHd Metals.
Goto Jacob Voet for first class
worklBjrsooes. bicycle shoes, tennis
shoes, canvas shoe and dress shoes
made in all kinds of leather and styles
Working shoes $1,50 to $7.00
Bicycle shoes $1.75 to $2.50
Tennis shoes75c to $1.25
Canvas shoes $1.50 to $1.75
Dress shoes $1 50 to $5
Give us a call and see them. Repair
ing neatly done.
Jacob Vogt, 265 Com'l St.
THE ELITE CAFE
208 Commercial 8tret.
Crawfish ) All served in
HotTamales the most ap
Cold Lunches ) petizing style
E ECKERLEN. Proprietor
J A. I. t-OFK
E. HARTLEY
NOTINTHETRUSri
But for Quality of o ir
Meats, Lard andPiultfv
wechaHenee any com.
petltortoaeetus in ex
cellence. Housekeepers
kjowthis.
EOFF & HARTLEY
140 State Street
Hmm 2853 Mala.
KjUm flreran.
I . i i i i 1 1 ilr..aJaJ
In Oregon
ft
T-wn WAT
EXTRA LAME FRUIT DISHES
For our large and plentiful Strawber
ries, or any kind of Fruit
Vfeljave altneil to get the largo size
dlsket, and aucieeded-thoy are now
onfctplay. Xtfpeclal prices tn
Beari! Porcelain, large size 55c per set
Cbia. Urge size 11.00 per set
We- carry other glass sauce dlshea
fclScaet iup.
targe gttiSffniU bowle, 8-lnch site
at 15c, lSc 20cwM 25c e;acu, and up
vtikmnk TEA STOW
Boasters of G Coffee
Free Delivery
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COMPLETE
lnxut-ant head ol
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laitblul wo of
citito suerpicldo
never fall, to pn
dueo hair ot Ihls
H""racicr, ior, by
deatroylna the
deadly mf that
feed upon the oil ot
tfe hair root, it
MkeS dandruff,
'ailing talr and all
earn dlieosca lm
possible. It then
tDtaotct anew
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and thick growth
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if Vw mwiwwutw
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nkio aucxneQU
orsaleatelinrst
Class Dmo Stores.
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for aais oy uaneiei j. Fry. Send 10
-ents In stamps for eamplo to The
Hnrplrlrie Co., Detroit. Mich, i
Battle of Monmouth.
Freehold. N. J., June 27. The 125th
anniversary of the historic battle of
Monmouth, In which "Molly Pitcher"
performed tho deed which has handed
her namo down to posterity, was cele
brated hero today on a large scale.
Governor Murphy and numerous other
dignitaries participated In the exercis
es, which began at sunrise with tho
firing of tho national srfluto .f rora Mon'.
mouth Park. Later In tho morning
there was a largo pnrade of tho state
mllltla and numerous civic and patri
otic bodies, which wero reviewed at
the court house by tho siovornor nini
oUiifr nbjea.'; ',
At noon Hid commemorative cere-.
monies began- at the battle 'montf.
ment They consisted of an Invoca
tions by Bishop Scarbdrotfgh, on ad
dress by Theodore vMorrls, presl
dent of tho Monmouth Battlo Commis
sion, and tho rending of a poem writ
ten for tho occasion by Will Carlton.
Governor- Murphy spoko briefly, and
then Intr6(jiiced Senaforijalrbariks, pf
Indiana, who delivered tho chief ora
tion of tho day. Patriotic songs wero
Bung, and. tho exorcIsos concluded
with prayer by Bishop McFaul, of
Trenton.
While chasing an alleged thief In
Now York, Detective Se'rgcnt fatally
wounded JamcB Kenrneo, a laborer.
Wo are hero for business, nnd wo
aro doing It. Wo are fighting disease,
and aro successful. Why should not
you also share our sucedss by being
cured by us? Give us n frlondly call.
nnd have our methods explained to
your satisfaction. Remember wo aro
always pleased to meet people of In
quiring minds.
Schoottlo, Barr & Barr, Osteopaths,
Opora House Block. Salem.
Knowledge Is program. We will
aid you In securing knowledge which
Y.M advnnce you to health.
Schoottlo. Ban & Barr, Osteopaths,
Opera Houso Block. Salem.
The Chicago Pneumatic Tool Com
pany has declared the regular 1 por
cent dividend for th' quarter ending
Juno 30th
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between country milk and cltr milk T
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Economy
Brand
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M an the odier brands. When
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no unsJehtlJ clots in iff?
BranCLU Cows smoothly from
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THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OhEQON, SATURDAV, JtWE 27, 1903.
READY
FOR THE
CARNIVAL
Our Gracious Queen,
Apes, Selectes
Her Court
High Dignitaries, Beautiful
Maids of Honor, Dainty
Pages Features of
the Coronation
In all great enterprises, like the Sa
lem Carnival, the great volume of
work and detail Incident como to the
surface during the lost few days of
preparation, nnd generally everything
Is chaos, but bo carefully has each de
tail been worked out In Salem's case
that everything Is running smoothly.
The grounds aro fenced nnd tho arch
at the grand court of tho Carnival on
Wilson nvonuo Is ready for Its final
treatment, nnd will bo handled In an
o.xpert mnnner by Committeeman
trunk Wlllman, nnd will bo n beautl
ful sign of welcome to tho thousands
of patrons who will flock hero next
week. It will bo brilliantly decorated
for day sorvlco In tho national colors,
and by night will blazo with over 200
colored Incandescents, placed thore
by tho Balom, Light, Power & Trac
tion Company, which will thus display
Its faculties for such service. .
mo vviison nvenuo site, whore Uio
er auxiliaries of tho festival, acerc-
gating 10,000 square feet, runs from
State street to Court through the
avenue. There will be nlno tents, the
largest of which Is 100x210 feet, tjje
icsser tenia ueing ux7& feet. ?
i Queen TAgnea I jhas appointed tier
court, which will boaVfellows:
Chamberlain, Henry W. Meyers
ushcflnhlef, Harry Ollngcr; maid Sf
honor, Miss Maudo MacKay; maid $f
honor, Miss Mnbcl Jones; pages, ta
bles Carollno Dick and Marjorlo Kay;
ambassador for Oregon, Governor
Geo. B. Chamberlain; ambassador for
Greater Salem, Mayor Charles P.
Bishop; gentlemon tn waiting, Cam!
vni committee or iz.
The Queen will bo attired as fol
lews:
Tho gown will be whlto crepoVdb
chono, trimmed In old Flemmlsh Iao,
Tho waist will hnve a" de"op yoko ot
tho laco, and balow this it will be
nhlrrod. The skirt has a panel of
shirring down the front, with yoke
nnd bands of lacs.
The robo will bo of royal rod, trim-,
mod in white ermine and liuchoss
laco, and lined with whlto. The royal
robes will only be worn nt night, and
In the parade the Queen will wear a
whlto nun's veiling over silk and
trimmed with tucks anil laco. A Iarg
white hat will bo worn with this cos
tume. The orown worn with the royal
robes la being, made by Chas. Hinges,
and' Is a benutliul creation of Jowels
and preolous stones. It Is of great
value.
Arrangements are In progress to
have the Queens of soveral of the oth
er carnival cities, and tho Queen of
tho Astoria regatta, In attendance on
the Salem Queen and her escort, and'
tnere will be such a galaxy of beauty
turned losso In tho Capital City ae
was never before seen in Oregon. 4
A FINE
SHOW AT
SHIELDS
New Features Introduced
Nightly to Close Carnival
Week
Never was there such an enthusias
tic audience as that which witnessed
the performance at Shield's Park last
night, and the crowd fairly went wild
over the various features that were
Introduced. Tonight and tomorrow
night there will bo a performance, and
then tho Park will close until after the
Greater aalera Mld-ijummer Carnival,
as Manager Edward Shields assured
the Carnival committee that he would
in no way interfere during that week.
The Park, however, will reopen dl
rectly after the close of the Carnival
with a strong bill, and play nightly
until the close of the summer season
Tomorrow night there will be some
change In th.0 program, and among the
features will be the special engage-
. r w Ui,v.h rhn famous bar
Itonewboawlll 'renderTaeveraHbeautl
ful selections, and it Is safe to say
that no better sJnger ever appeared
unrnivni t,wiii do "held, will present
a 4'i'5lrUnnM2cji,Jt,nisIBh4 The
grounoto bo covered by tents and oth
Tired
After Mental Exer
tionNo Rest.
Nervous, Irritable
and Wretched.
Dr. Mllea' Nervine Saved
MyLlfo.
There d little Joy In living when the dls
ordered nerves prevent leep and restj when
fje wake from a restless night more tired
than the night before; when one It forced to
drag through the round of dally duties with
oo'eneroy, ambition or Interest. Thus con.
dilton 1 due to a derangement ot tte nerves
which may be speedily regulated and
strengthened by Dr. Miles' Restorative
Ntmtt. This remarkable medlcto has a
wonderful record of cures. Supplying at It
does the eiact element needed lor the res
torallon ot the nerve force and vitality, Its
good effects are felt after the first few doses.
11 wed your remedies myself and In
my family for the past seven years and it is
not too mueh to say that they eaved tny Hie.
The tired feeling 1 used to hays aftar citing
a few mule lessons has left me entirely and
instead of lying U bed three or four hours
ryjng to get sleep and then getting up and
walking the floor until morning, lan now
go to bed and sleep eight, ten enT twelve
hours without any troubU. When 1 think ol
my former nervous, wretched. Irritable state
I want to tell everyone what Dr. Miles'
Nervine hss done for roe. I can do u much
work now ln a day as 1 used to take a week
to accomplish. I think Dr. Miles' Nervine
Is the best rtmedy tor nervousness and gen
eral debility on earth." L. D. Edwards,
Prof, of Music, Preston, Idaho.
ATI druggists stU and guarantee first bot
tle Dr. Miles' Remedies. Send for tree book
on Nervous and iieart Diseases. Address
Dr. MUcs Medical Co, Elkhart. In
In Salem. Tho same popular prices
will prevail for the last two perform
nnces.
Bed Tims
t take a pleasant herb drink, the next
morning 1 feel bright and my com
plexlon Is better. My doctor says it
acts gently on the sxmache, liver and
Kidneys, and Is a pleasant laxative. It
Is made of herbs, and la prepared a
easily as tea. It is called Lane's toed
telpe. All druggists sell it at 25c and
SO cents. Lane's Faml.y Medicines
moves tho bowels each day. If you
cannot get It, aend for free samples.
Address, Orator Woodward, Leltoy,
Ne
You havo tried everything else
and worried long enough about. your
poor health. Now try a genuine Os
teopath and bo cured permanently.
Wo hnve plenty of good operators
hero to help you. Try us.
SchocStle, Barr & Barr, Osteopaths,
Opera House Block, Salem.
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SUNDAY 8EfWICE8.
First Daptlst.
F. W.' Cliff e. pastor. Morning ser
vice at 10:30 a. m. Bible School nt
12 m. C. B, meeting at 7 p. m. Even
ing service's at 8 pjnv
First Unitarian.
Uornor.o'f Chomokata and Cottage
strosts. Frank Abramxiowell. pas
tor. Prsachlng at 11 a. hi. Subject:
The Golden Jlule." Mrs. Hinges will
sing. No avonlng service.
First Congregstlonsl.
W. C. Knntner, Ph. D., pastor.
Pronchltig at 10:30 a. m. by tho pas
tor. Sunday School at 13 m. Y. P 8
C. B. at 7 v is. At 8 p. m. Itev. F. M.
Butler will preach.
Evangelical Lutheran.
East Statu street. Third Sunday at
tor Holy Trinity. Hev. Adolph Eberic.
pastor. Sunday School nt 10 a. in. Al
tar service at 11 a m. Sermon nt
11:36 n. ni. Strangers welcome
Methodist Episcopal.
John Parsons, pastor. Sorvlces at
10:30 a. m, and 8 p. m. Tley. B. J.
Hoadley, D, D., will preach at tho
morning service, Sunday School at
12 m. and Epworth League nt 7 p. in.
United Evangelical,
Botweon Center nod Marlon on Cot
tage street. Preaching both morning
nnd evening, at 11 a. m. and 8 p. ni.
by our presiding elder, H. L. Pratt
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Endeavor
at 7 p. m.' -
First Presbyterian
H. A. 'KVtcjjuw, psW. Preaching
services at 10:30 and 8 p.jn.; Sabbath
school at 12 m.; Young People's
Meeting at 7. p. m. Communion ser
vice on next Sabbath, July fc Prcpar
atory servlcq on next Friday night,
July 3d. ' "
- Castle ChaptT
Church ot the United Brethren In
Christ, corner Fourteenth and Marlon
stree'ts. N. J. Crawford, has ben re
appointed by the annual 'conference
pastor for anolhfr year,' and ' will
preach Sunday at 11 a. m.) preaching
at 8 p. m. by Franklyn Helm. Sunday
school at 10 a. m John Swank, super
intendent. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evecjng. J. OUrer. class
leader. A cordial Invitation extended
to all.
It's Jot a Cough
and paves the way for pneumonia .or
consumption, or both. Acksr1 Enflllsh
Remedy will stop the cough in a day
and beal your lungs. It will cure con
sumption, asthma, bronchitis, and all
throat and lung trouble Positively
prati.fld. S5feHS-
yoareorsTUsfled. Vrile us for
free aampte- . . -.,
Buffalo. N. Y. D. J. Fry. drogglst-
v Christian Science,
nrjt 'Chlwfo rghrfct.Sclentftt,
ServrfS: LeHon seftnon and child
ren's classes at 11 a. m. Subject ot
lesson sermen: "God," ',.Vedhcsday
evening meeting at.1 p" m. Heading
room opon dallSf "christian Science
Hall, corna.r cQjir and Liberty
strwts. ,;:,v
Second ctutiSf of fihrlsf. Srlontlst.
Chmcketa sfiiL!,wet of Cltv Hnll
Services at 10r5K)'a. m. tyid 8 p. m.
Subject of Iesson sermon. "God."
Wednesday testimonial and exper
ience meeting at 8 o'clock, Heading
room In church open each afternoon
except 8unday. All arc Invited to at
tend se vices, and to make use of
reading room.
REDUCED EXCURSION RATES.
To the Seaside and -Mountain Resorts
for the Summer.
The Southern Pacific company has
placed on sale nt very low rotes round
trip tickets to the various resorts
along Its lines, nnd also, in connection
with tho Corvnllls & Eastern, to Da
trolt and the seaside at Yaqulna Bay,
latter tickets good for return until
October 10th.
Three day tickets to Yaqulna bay.
good going Saturdays, returning Mon.
days, nre on salo at greatly reduced
rates from all points Eugonp and
North on both East and West Sldo
lines, enabling peoplo to spend Sun.
day nt tho seaside. Very low round
trip rates aro also mado between Port
land nnd snmo points on tho Southern
Pacific good going Saturdays, re
turning Sunday or Monday, allowing
Portland peoplo to spend Sunday In
the country nnd tho out of town peo
ple to hnve the day ln Portland.
Tickets from Portland to Yaqulna
bay good for return via Albany and
East Side, or Corvallls and West Sldo,
nt option ot passcngor. Bnggngo
checked through to Newport. A new
feature at Newport this year will bo
an up-to-dato Kindergarten In cliargo
of an experienced Chicago teacher.
A beautifully Illustrated booklet de
scribing tho scasldo resorts on Ya
qulna bay has been published by the
Southern Pacific and Corvallls ft
Eastern raltroads, and can bo secured
from any .of their aRcnts, or by ad
dressing W. K. Coman, Q, P. A, 8. P,
Co, Portland, or Edwin Stone, Mnn
agor. C. ft K, It. It. Albany, Or.
wean.
Hearts
Aro duo to Indigestion. Nlnsty-ntn
ol everyone hundred people who hsvs
heart trouble osn remember vhen it
was simple Indigestion. It Is a sclsn
tlfio fact that all cisej ot heart dis
ease, not organlo, rs not only tra co
abb to, but sra the direct result ot
Indigestion. All (ood taken into Ihe
stomach which falls et perfect diges
tion ferments and swells lha stomach,
pulling It up against the heart. This
Interferes with the action et the heart,
and in the course ot tlmo that dsllcat.
but vital organ becomes diseased.
tlodol
Diesis What You Eat
Mrs. Ixriaf Nichols of MmT N.Y..
wrlt.st AnwMilnf. mrfocdwouU ilrtrM
au by nuW.e my krt p'Wuu and I wonle
Ucm vtry " rtotttr I tc a tntil M
liAat ud K n. ne lmraHrt rV. ArW
jtaf a I w toiUM I sia uii.
Kodol cures Indigestion, dyspepsia
and all stomach disorders, and gives
the heart a full, free and untxanv
msled action,
sVSdMonly. SI.00SUeSol4tnc3MeoM4
the trUl sim. wklch Mill for tOe
V O Ifaca. Drcc Kt.re.
Proposals for Supplies.
Salem, Cm, June 0, ISO 3,
The toard of trustees of the Oregon
State Insano Asylum hereby Invitee
sealed proposals for furnishing iu
followng supplies to the Institution,
for. six months endlug December 31.
1901: Groceries, mill fed and flour,
meats and fish, dry goods, drugs, sta
tionery. "U-atber and findings, boots
and shoes, plumbing, hsrdwirp, tin
warn and tinning, crockery and glasa
wire Lists of said supplies will be
furnished by the clerk of the board
upon application. Samples can be
.n at h aavlum. and goods must bo
In accordance therewith. All goods
must be In, strict accordance wnn
sample In, original packages when p
ii,r and delivered at the Stato In
sane Asylum within M days after the
contract is awarded, and bids must bo
on blank forms, which will be fur
nlsbcd, together with InstracUons to
bidders, by the clerk, upon applica
tion. Bach bd on flour or meat raust
be accompanied' by a certified check
of 1300, and each bid on flab by ft eep
tl8edM!bk4sf4t7BraadTllldf'bM
by a tertifltd check equal to JO per
cent at the amount Dia, case pi
eaWvssu n""t9t1 9H
Hjyl c wwm
AQE FIVE.
PAO'L 3
..with onch ensh purchase of
m,i I,. , ;
www-
Burnt Leather
Cushions..,
Wo nro showing in our
coruor window, a bofiutifnl
lino of burnt lonthor cush
ions. -Vf
Voninuufncturo Burnt
Leather Goods of every
descriijiioif--Bpocinl orders
tttkon nrw for your holi
day workji
Don't miss seeing tho
cushions on display,
itw
successful bidders to bo returned Im
mediately, nnd those of accepted bid
dors when the contract is completed.
"Bids must bo onclosed In sealed en
velopes, and directed to tho board,,
care ot tho clerk, and nlalnly marketL
-"Bids for Asylum Supplies," and". do
class ot goods, bid on ahquld also bo
InsCrlbedion (ha envelope, vlrie, fit
ness n,",d qualltyp betngicqual, prefer
enco wllfbo xWen toiarHcleroanufsc
turcd, grown or produced In thin
state, 'Wnerfj particular. irVClC'la;
spoclflcally called, 'for, bids fpfsny
other kind dt roanufcure; or braadsr
equally' as pood, iwlll bo tertalned,
but to Insure recognition ot such bids
samples of the articles it Is proposed
to supply must accompany them. Tho
board reserves tho right to reject any
or all bids, or to accept or reject any
part ot a bid.- Bids will bo opened t
tho Capitol, at Salem, at 10 n. m.,
Wednesday, 3uly 8, 180J.
By order ot tho Beard, of. Trustees'
of tho Oregon fllato Insane Asylum.
W. N. GATBNH?
C-18-cod-td
Clerk.
' Bids Invited.
For supplies for tho Oregon Stav
PonltenMary, during tho period end
Ing Derumber 31. 1003. "
Scaled bids for Dry Goods. Grocer
ies. Shoes, leather and Findings,
i Plumbing 3upp!l. Hardware, Flour.
Oats and Mill Feed, Fish, Meats, etc.,
will bo received at tho omoo of tho
Superintendent of tho Stato l'enlten
tinry until Thursday, July Oth, 100 J,
at 3 o'clock p. in. at which tlmo they
will bo opened.
A doposlt ot $30O.QO In cash or cc
tilled check payabo to the supefjn
tendent must atfeompany each bid for
meat, and of $75 for bids for flour and
fish, all other bids must be accompan
ied by an amount equal to 10 per cent
of tho amount of the bid.
Tho right Is reserved to rojeet any
and all bids and to accept or reject
any portion of a bid.
On each, envelope should ben
scribed tho nature of Iho bid. Goods 'of
Oregon manufacture or production
will receive preference, other thin
being, cquaL - '
AJI goodji and supplies mint bedo
)lvored to.th9FnliontJary wltlilnjpo
days after. Jhe ,coetraej-is awaraeo,
unless otherwise provide! Id- con.
Schedules of the various Hoes,
of
goods will be-Jifrolshed upon applica
tion to the Superintendent. I
Vouchers will be Issued tor pay
went pn the flrst of the month follow.
Ing completion of contract, and'
monthly on wntlnuoueycontracts,
Samples 'must accompany bids for
Dry Goods, Groceries, 'vUur and all
other articles whero practicable
C f. JAME8, f
Superintendent Oregon .State Peni
tentiary, ""
fialem, Oregon, June 8, 1WJ.
Must be Sold
A Bartfi
V tr&M r.ttnrm ttif ftillo 31S
IvUl-y J. Awn- iwm " Xg-
acres 1 milce nortbwwt of Btaytou,
Marion county, W in cu!U'atIon or
meadow, running water, two good
welU, good bouse, tarn and orennra.
. .. .... wilt u.11 for (iQohSlf
at w yor "" ' ' -m
purchase prico P1 ' v baUie
securej" by mortgage at lr teat
pottfteWon given at aay o. gr
oiotjiisUieaiLiKiyi.JaiKwsj8r
Suytoa, Orecoo, w Qeorge Down-
log, 8sJe, e-as-aw-
Myifics
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