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DAILY OAPIT AL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. MARCH ft, 1000.
I Today Only-
We offer 1 2 doz. best
nrnrin nhor.l flinn.
I ham aprons wtih bib and shoulder straps; these values
I are worth 50c and 65c. Today, we offer your choice for
35c or 3 for $1.00. No telephone orders received. On
H Art rtrt rm l fi
saie ai o;ou. nrsi rioor.
MRS. TAFT'S GOWN FIT,
AND MAIDEN AUNT THERE
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TAILORED SUITS
Tlio stylo fun tu res were novor moro
nrtlnttc or genteel than this sonson.
Not a point has been overlooked to
give the graceful tlnus ho becoming
to women of fashion, and yot there
Is simple u I franco about each model
that denotOH reflnem nt. Wo advlso
early Spring shopping while the
showing Is nt Its best. Now Dross
Goods Trimmings, otc., Now Wash
Hoods, Laeou and Embroideries, Now
Nets, Ali-Ovors, Itlbbons, Purses, New
Gloves, Neckwear, Huchlngs, Now
Wnlsts, Skirls, Petticoats, New Cor
sots, Hosiery, Muslin Wonr, Now
Dolts, Doltlng, Duckies, Now lint
I'lns, Sldo and Hack Combs, Etc
Men's Spring Suits, Hoys' Spring
Suits, Men's and Hoys' Furnishings,
Etc.
t United Press Leased Wire,
Washington, March 3. President
elect Tuft spent most of todny at the
Doardman realdonce, where ho re
ceived callors. Among those who
paid respects to tho Incoming oxecu-
tivo woro Governor Hughes of New
York, Secrotary of State Dacon and
John Hays Hammond.
Aftor tho dinner nttonded by the
Taft and Roosovolt families, Mr. and
Mrs. Tnft will remain at the White
IIouso tonight.
A reunion of the Tnft family will
bo hold tomorrow at tho White House
after tho Inauguration. Miss Delia
Torrey of Milbury, Mass., 82 years
old and tho maiden aunt of tho prcsl-
dont-oloct, bolng tho surviving repre
sentative of her generation, will be
prosont. Dr. William Edwards, Tuft's
pastor, and Mrs. Edwards also will
be in attendance.
Mrs. Taft's ball gown was tried on
today and only very slight alterations
woro found necessary.
TO SEE TEDDY GO
AND TAFT COME
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Weather Forecast-
Occasional rain tonight and Thurs
day. For Stov Wood
And coal, call 108, Voget Lumber
Compnny.
Kkk, IZgW
Twonty-three conts (23o) por doe
en, in trndo, nt Epploy's atoro, East
Stnto ntroot.
Iflno Maple and AMi Wood
For snlo, chonp, for Immedlnto de
livery. Apply Krnbs Hros., "flush
llroymnn building. Tolophono Main
121, 2-lG-tf
The Dcht Place Yot
To got your olothos denned and
presHQd Ib tho 0, K. Cleaning Parlors
Phono 505. Clothes called for and
dellvorod. O, A. JohnBon, 100 Souta
Commorclnl street. 3-2-3t
Old Hats llought
Phono 505. Will cnll nnd gt
thorn. O, K. Cleaning Rooms. G. A.
Johnson, 100 South Commorclnl
Btrcot. 3-2-3t
The O. K. (Meaning Parlor
Dlock and clomiB your old hats so
thoy look llko now, 190 South Com
morolnl ntroot. C. A, Johnson. Phono
665. 3-2-3t
Twonty-throo conts (23o) por doz
on, In trado. nt Epploy's atoro, Kut
State street.
If You Want
Tho host spray. Que nmdo from
wood oils and wood adds, ona that
Is n positive fungicide, ono thnt U
suruly fatal to nil scale nnd aphis buy
"Orwood." Use It on your orohards,
your houtH) IflauU nnd your poultry
house. Get It of Snlom Hardware
Co. Cnll for clroulRra. 3-2 0-1 w
Horses for Sato-
Wo nro now looHtd In our now
barn nt 551 Forry street nnd havo
on hand 20 hood of horsos, consist
lug of bovou mntohod teams weigh
ing from 1300 to 1000 pounds; sev
eral good brood maroa. bo mo good
drivers. Theao aro all first class
youug, straight stuff, all vnlloy rais
ed and well broko to work. Wo nro
also la tho market to buy us wall
ns sell. If you have a horse to sell,
bring him to us, wo will pay tho
highest markot price. Will also han
dle buggies, wagons, harness and
second-hand farm Implements. Coop
or & Clearwater llros. 3-1-lwk
Bondholders, Attention
Pursuant to resolution the board,
of truiteeo, call b made for tho rc
dwaptloa of D, P, O B. bonds Noa.
S, 38, 39, 40, 41. Henry W. Moy
rs, aecrotary board of trustees.
Onion
Choice stock, 8 pounds for 25c, nt
Furrlngtou's.
Severn! Now Houses
For snlo or ront. For prlcos nnd
terms seo Voget Lumber Co.
Kggs, Egg;
Twonty-threo conts (23c) por doa
on, In trade, at Epploy's storo, East
Statu ntroot.
The Hon Ton and LuCoronn
Are two of tho best cigars In tho
markot. Thoy aro homo productions
and Hiiro to give satisfaction.
Sugar CuitHt
Shouldors, lie por pound, nt Fa"
rlngton's.
by
GANG WILL ESCORT
TEDDY TO THE DEPOT
r United Press Leased U'lre.l
Now York, March 3. A scoro or
moro of political organizations -ire
preparing to lonvo today for Wash
ington to form a porsonal escort for
President Koooovolt aftor ho shall
havo left tho capital nftor tho inaug
uration of Prcsldont-oloct Taft.
According to tho plan decided rp
on Inst night, tho rotlrlng prosldont
will tnko a carrlago at tho foot of the
capltol stops, and will bo drlvoa to
Dolawaro Avonue, whoro tho New
York organization will bo In lino
awaiting him. A hollow squaro will
thou ho formed with Roosovolt In
tho conter, and, lod by n band, tho
column will movo to tho railway
station,
Among thoso who nro oxpocted to
bo In tho ranks aro Sonator-clect
Root, Chairman Tim Woodruff, of the
stnto Republican committee, and
Senator Dopow.
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Two Days More
To bocomo n mombor of the Salem
Suit Club. Seo Mashor at tho Sa
lem Pressing Pnrlora.
failed 1'u'ss t.enscd Wlre.J
Washington, Mnrch 3. -Tho pre
diction todny Is "fair and cooler."
Tho woather man onco moro wearily
explains that tho word "fair" in his
nniMni lnnenintro does not mean
"clear" or "fair skies." It Just
nionns In tho languago of the land
whoro Taft ate poBsum "fair to mid-
dlln'" wonthor.
At 1 o'clock today tho tompora
ture was 43 dogreos abovo zoro.
Showors aro expected this afternoon,
and it probably will bo cooior io
night.
This Is tho samo quadrlonnlal fear
among thoso seasoned offlclnls who
llko tho comfort of their club, that to
atninl bnrehended in tho opon nlr,
whllo tho oath of office Is adminis
tered and cortaln othor procoduro is
carried out, will not Improvo tholr
nsthma, rhoumatlsm, catarrh or what
over the particular allmont may bo.
Thoro Is always Intonso In
terest In tho weathor on In
auguration dny, becnuso tho Presi
dent must tnko his oath In tho opon
nlr nnd officials of stnto must stan.l
bnrehended, no mnttor what tho elo
inonts may chooao to do.
Aftor almost ovory lnnugurntlou
some of tho offlclnls bocomo ill, and
usually ono or moro notices subso-
qucntly nppear In tho local papors
saying, "succumbed to illnosB con
tracted at Inauguration."
Out tho thousands upon thousands
of gay visitors who havo (looked
here until ovory avallablo room, bed
nnd cot In tho city Is tnken, and
prices nro sonrlng, enro lltllo nbout
the weathor.
Within tho last 24 hours tho prlco
of nil articles of food, as well as the "As long ago as I can romombor
charges for lodgings, has advanced my mother was a faithful user and
STEPHENSON SENAYOR
TB0MWISC0NS1N
United Tress Leased Wire.
Madison, Wis., March 3. Senator
Stephenson today recolvod 03 votes
out of 125 nt tho joint session of tho
leglslnutre, which was tho requisite
number to re-elect hint to tho United
States sonato.
Aftor tho vote was counted an iib
Komblymnn tried to chnngo his voto
and tho legislature becamo Involvod
In turmoil, both sides claiming a vic
tory. o
DIED.
MAHER. At tho homo at 245 Ma
rion stroot, nt 4 o'clock Wodnos-
day morning, Mnrch 3, 1900, Jns.
Mahor, of cancor.
"Jimmy" Mahor wbb known and
liked by all for his kindly treatment
of his follow mon. Ho wbb formorly
omployed ns olovator oporator at tho
stato capltol, in which position ho
becamo acquainted with hundreds of
pooplo, who at onco grow to llko
and rospoct him. Ills death was
not expected, and his many friends
will bo sorry to learn tho sad now.
Tho deceased leavoa a wlfo to mourn
his death.
Frank Davoy, of DurnB, Ore., Is a
brother-in-law of tho deceased,
Funoral sorvlcos will bo annonmcod
lator.
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buolnoos yesterday. e llli
Mr. and Mrs, j, w , . j
Kansas City, Mo.,; J'
lro vlMling thol J "
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nluht for Portland, J.. e" J
Vnncoubor, D. C. kl
Mrs. Frank B. DouRl, J
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Jnmos Warren, a farm laboror, 82
yoars old, died recently at Edworth,
England, aftor having workod on tho
samo farm for 75 years.
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Prof. II. A. Howell of Havana, Cuba,
RecoiiiineuiN Chaiuberlalu'N
Cougli Iteiuedy.
CiU'iiiulH'i' Coutnic(
For pickles can bu made now
calling on Gideon Sto. & Co.
Tim South
Commercial ntroot Pressing Par
lor have changed hands, nnd Is now
owuwl by M. A. J). Houston Work
Hllod for and dllvrd. Phono I Sir,
next door to Journal,
Paying Ills Rent
Droezo Gibson has n now namo for
It. Ho calls It paying his ront. That
Is what most of tho farmers call It
when thoy rench the ahorlft's qfllco.
Lilt limp Pardoned-
P. N. Lathron. who wns trlod and
convicted of porjury, has beon par
doned by Governor Chamborlaln.
Tho pardon was Issued somo weoks
ngo, nnd Lnthrop has nover beon i n
dor dotontlon In the pon,
Do Yoti Wiuit
A ?20 suit for $1.00, If so ace
thoso wimples in tho window at tho
Snlom Pressing Parlors.
The crowds aro gay and tho carni
val spirit Is ovorywhore. Tho colo
Inatlon hns taken on an air of Jovial
ity. characteristic of tho big, good-
natured Incoming President.
Following Is what It will cost n
young man to tnko his sweetheart to
tho big ovents:
For hall tickets, $10.
For auppor, $3.
For carriage, $10.
For flowors, $5.
Hq could "make out" on thnt but
he probably would spond a groat deal
more.
The domain! for points of vantage
along tho routo of tho parado Is
greater than over before Tho rec
ord prlco for a room was pnld tufa
morning by John Hays Hammond,
tho California mlno oxpojt, who gavo
$700 for tho use of tho second-story
front room nt Flfteonth nnd F stroots
opposito the treasury bulldlngVfor 24
hours. ,
Nenrly all of tho 18 g"ovornors who
will participate In tho Inaugural pa
rndo aro olthor hero or on routo, and
thoso In charge of tho arrangomonts
aro highly ploased with tho progress
mado in all dlreptlons.
Congratulating Htrr
C L. Starr, who hub beea tho voryj EVERYTHING HAS RIGHTS
Hllcleut secretary of tho board of nilTOinrr nr cm i-m
uuiOlUt ur OHLCIVI
has been mitin ...
nnd Mrs. J. L ,,": pare:
Frnnlf w ttr.,. '
Ing. uuurn this
Mr. and Mrs. Frank p..i.. J
tfirlll nm nl.i . wnlli
otto. ""m
"on. J. B. Eaton, of Unlca I
IIOIl. linn mnn l .. . .. uy
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Dects tomovotoSalemtoaS
vii.u iiuinu snortiy,
H. C. Moon, of Woodbta
tho city. '
H. A. Hlnshnw, travelln
ngont for th0 Southern PidJcftl
run, in in town,
Dr. O. It, Avlson was enters
by Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Olliji
day, lcnvlng In, tho afternoon fotf
land. Dr. Avlson Is In chvn'
Sovornnco Hospital In Seoul, fe
nnu nns much Influence- with U.
clpnl pooplo in cliargo of the Cor
government.
H. G. Moyer will leave jfcortli
Chrlstmns Lnke, 120 miles h
Klamath Falls, whore ho will look
to somo land deals.
Miss Allvo V. Meyer li to J
soon for Snn Frnnclsco to
frlondu and relntives
II. L. Junk, president of the jt:
Rlddell Investment Co., of BwkI
Cal., Is In tho city for a few J
visiting his pnrents, Mr. and Ma
P. Junk, on North Cottage ttrtti
.Clyde MeMllInn, n street car (J
doctor nt Snn Jo,e, Cal., haiirt
homo for n visit with his pjrV
Highland, North Salem
Miss Mni'Klo McN'cel, of UH
S'stors, of Spokane, who booM
tho Missis Evans milliner; pariti
has gone to Portland foraftvfcl
Mr. E, F. Stamp, of StajtM,
turned to her home, after tWa
Mr. A. Potter.
Honry Wlprut was a paMnju
Portland thlo morning.
Mfsa Jessie Catching, gort-ii
nt tho mnto school, has beea rtft
frlonds In the city for serertHi
Mrs. Louise Highland, of Jowtl!
returned home todny after rtW
fr'onds hore and In Portland
m. n ciim.iiv nt llkinr M
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u. ...... n M,uKn uomeuy, ami inai ...,,.,,,,.. ,un ,,,r Mir I
nnlv unvn.l lin llf nt .... .!.... Ilt.l HOIlIHf, UlVllun III HIV v..j -.
w...,,, .,, n.u ,., w, will UUHl IIUIU ..,.. ,,... T . .Ir
!..., !.. 1 t .. r. .. . HIIWI VIUIl'l NIIUIll l'
iiu). rue mu.u iiy ur. mono H urug , ,- , . ,.. aiit4
,,. . hor homo In Drain today, aiwni
Ing hor brother, C. T. Hoorer, i
- l ... .. .. .., ih.u fwh I
luiii.iy .or in" i'hoi. imivv " ,i
Mr. and Mrn. Samuel Renrt
to Albany this morning, where U
will remnln Mvcral days
frlonds. Thty enme here
time ngo from Knnsa. and hiw,'
frlond of Chamborlaln s Cough Rom
cdy, but nover In my life havo I roal
Ized(lt8 truo valuo until now," writes
Prof. II. A. Howoll of iiowuII'h Amor
lean School, Havana, Cuba. "On tho
night of February 3rd our baby was
taken sick with a vory sovoro cold; '
tho next day was worse and tho fol
lowing night his condition was des
perate. Ho could not Ho down and
It was necessary to havo him In tho
arms ovory momont. Even then his
breathing wan difficult. I did not
think ho would llvo until morning.
At Inst I thought of my mothor's
remedy, Chamberlain's Cough Rom
ody, which wo gavo, and It afforded
prompt rollof, and now throo days
lator, ho has fully recovorod. Undor
tho circumstances I would not hesi
tate a momont In saying that Cham-
Tho postmen of Spain aro unnblo
to road and wrlto as a rule, and It
Is a common Haying that who treats
tho postman host gets tho most lot-'
tors.
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I'licquah'd us a Cure for Croup.
Normal School RogontB tho past wo
.years, hn boon appointed secrotary ,
Kggs, Kggs j"f tho now Stnto Tax Commliwloii. I United Pre i.nisnI wie.i
Twinty-three itonls (23o) per doz-' " " IPi"tmont Is for fltnesB, and Olympln, Wash., March 3. The
en. In trado. at Iflnnloy's stora. EnsLl'" '" """ w,in ino ow roguno at tho '"", tu"i iwuay nom tnat an
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Statv Mrout.
W. J. Huinpliioy l-Nuind Dead
W. J. Humphrey, of tho Waldo
IHIU, wns found dead In his bed this
Wednesday, morning, at his old homo
nonr Sublimity.
Mai'rlago Pivnult
County Clerk Allon brought sntlr-
faction nnd happiness to another
eouplo this morning, when ho Issued
n llcontto to C. H. Dutlor, of Colora
do, ngo 20, nnd Mlnulo E. Rldgo, of
Snlom, ngo 20.
Knight Templars Visit
Tho following Sir Knights of
Siilum mado a fra,tornnl visit to tho
Knights Tamplnr nt Albany hut
night: Lot L. Ponrce. A. E. Strang.
Wm. Warner. A. H. Stolnor. O. T.
Lansing, Geo. lunsford, J, P. Frls
xoll, J. T. Stolwor, Jefferson Moyors.
They roturned this morning on tho
local train, and report having hnd
an excellent tlmo.
Ask tho fhlof of Police
Chlof of Police Gibson Is about to
bo convinced that ho Is running an
employmoat bureau ngoncy, instead
of an orderly marshal's olllco. from
tho bulk of applications for positions
coming In dally from both men ai.d
women, as rnr back as Omaha and
Kansas City Yesterday ho rocetvod
a postal enrd from Montgomgory.
Alabama, signed by a lady who
wanted tho chief to Inform hvr of
somo good advertising medium
through which to seek for a posi
tion, and, of course, ho said the Cap
ital Journal, or, It he didn't, he
should have said so,
laiato house. Ills manv frlomla nil
'over the stnte will offor eongmttila
1 t'ons.
.MiinIo for Dluiuw
Kllor & Vogt, two well-known mil-
muai onionainors, aro now In tho
city, and will vo concerts tonight
aim tomorrow night at different
placoa. Tho musicians will play in
mo wmamotto Hotel dining room
nt dinner tonight.
Funeral of Mrs, Pngo-
TJio funoral norvloos of Mrs. Chas.
S. Page will bo conducted from the
rosldonco In West Salem tomorrow
Thursday, nt 2 o'clook p. m. Row .W
A. Guoffroy will offlclnte The 'W
unlit win uo mm to rest in City
viow comoiory.
Petit Ion to CIom Itnad
n puiuiiiii n8 oeeu tiled in the
county olork's office to eniut beforo
tho county eommUmiouor soon ask
ing that tho road loading froni tho
rlvor road on tho south to tho fair
grounds bo closed. Tho oat It Ion n.v
tho reasons for such an action by
stating stook ran at lnrgo on this road
and other undesirable conditions duo
to tho opon roadway.
p.
It Is estimated that 113.000 per
sons in Now York olty mako tholr
living by tholr wits, which moons tho
lack of wit In othors
A Pleasant Physic.
When you want a ploasant physic
give Chamberlain's Stomach and Llv
er Tablets a trial. Thoy are mild
and gentle In tholr action, and til
ways produco a pleasant tathartla
automobile has equal, rights on tho
street car tracks twlth tho stroot
cars. In tho caso of H. Daldlo of
Tacoma against tho Tacoma Light
and Power Company tho superior
court of Pierce county held that Ilnl
dio could not securo damages by rea-
Cmi Af 1llc& n..,....l.ll i.
.. . . ..uiuiuuuuu uuing strucii
from behind by a street car, tho
court holding that his auto had no
business on tho car track.
Tho supromo court reversed thU
decision and sont tho case back for
a new trial,
"HoaidoB bolng an excellent remedy
for colds and throat troublos, Cham
horlaln'B Cough Romedy Is unequulod
as a euro for croup," says Harry
Wilson of Waynotown, Ind. Whon
glvon as soon as tho eroupy cough
apoars, this romody will prevent tho
nttack. It Is used successfully In
many thousands of homes. For salo
by Dr. Stono'8 drug storo.
catod near Snlfm
Mrs. C. Drager, of Turner u
tho cltv shonnlng today
Dr. and Mr H. 0- M"
tho Korean mlionarles, l Tl
In Salem tomorrow rnornlat "J
durlne tholr stav In the city Wi
nnlorlnlnoil hv fTB. Vf. N. 8Wl
Prof. Willis B. McElroy!
DnnHnHfl In ft Tl(fht
Mrs. Chnrles Wolz and
Martha, are home from a
visit to reletlvt-s In Albany
fertol
Bear t!
Bljratuiv
OASTORIA.
iiio muu xoa nara Amafs owfw
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PIAiNO TUNIN1
T.IITRI.T.Ufi L. WOOD
..... J ,!.. rpnalrlng. Fh'i
lUIUUg, liu.ioui"-,! .-r
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. Stnto of Ohio, City of Toledo. I
Luons County, ss. !
Fwnk J. Cheney mako 0th that I
ho Is bonlor prtner of the firm of
r. J. Ohenoy & Co.. doing buslnoss '
In tho olty of Toledo, county and i
stato aforesaid, and mat, said firm,
will pay tho sum of ONB HUNDRED,
UOi.URS for oach and every case
u. iHivanu inui eaanot be cured by
tho use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to beforo me nnd subscribed
In my presence this 0th day of De
cember. A. D. iSSG.
A. . Glonson,
lSeal Notary Pub'dc.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternally, and nots directly on the
blood and mucous- surface of tho
system. Send for testimonials free
P. J. OHENBY & CO..
Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Tako Hall's Family PHU for C0H.
stlpatlon.
Tho golden crested wren in !,.
Biuallest of British birds, it i. .k.
effect. Call at Dr, Stone's Drug Store ttnd a hulf ,ncnes 'onK and seventy-
;AC0.
For the Office Man
If your work Is close and confin
ing your oyos aro bound to suffor
probably thoy havo already caused
ou somo worry hotter call In and
havo them examined today.
The rellof that a pair of well fit
tod glasses will glvo you and tho pre
vontlon of further decline In tho
strength of your oyea aro two largo
Items that should not bo overlooked.
Lot us fit you if necessary with
tho proper lenses-tho cost Is reason-
KTM.n,ln(, TTnlnn Fife
Insorance.C?ffl
l, iir..r,,iltli. Itesiowi
Office with Wm Drown
29, Commercial Btreet.
MONEY TO L0A1
THOS. K. FOI c
Over Ladd & Bush's Dank
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For Sale kbb -. . a
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Trade, cornt-r -" - ...ji.
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Call at 996 South 1 $4.,
phono 1025
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The South Salem $
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n.iue s -
poslte
cured meat
Glvo It a trial
tin. props
General
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Cucihei"
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Coutmc4--- m
for
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can be made
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JEWELERS
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