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night paper mail is being delivered now
by the accommodation train which reaches
Wichita between 10 and II o'clock p. m.,
bringing all the State da,lies except the Com
| mcnreatA, which reaches here IN the morn
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20

Ed. Dorsey took quite prominent part in
the late convention Of county clerks at To.
peka and was elected Secretary. The con.
vention suggested some very wise amend.
ments to the general laws
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"A GRAND CLEARING SALE.

s ss. D s:. sss. We .
We Shall Sell Goods at Cost
In many instances.
And Where We Have an 0verstock, at Less Than Cost
sa. If tighten
your bargains Holidays
Our Stock of Dry Goods
rpe every department,
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT 81
Offer ncxtra nduce Every s
Over Coat
ensureth speedy
ey-I.ook at ourA nwoolTe Dollar
esour stock of BOOTS AND SHOES entirely heavy
shall offer some extra bargains.
90 Come and Examine Goods andP
ELIAS 90 KATE.
- *e@ e DOUGLAS AVENUE
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ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1881.
Artificial Teeth Cheap.

When locating In Kansas. we had deter
mined to open an Office for the manufacture
Of Artificial Sets Of Teeth. cheaper than they
had ever been furnished In this section Of
the country before; but, through the advice
Of friends, here aud elsewhere, We have de-
ferred carrying said project into operation
until frst establishing the fact Of our ability
TO do frst-class work In all branches Of
Dentistry. Having established that fsef, sss'l
feeling, afier thrre years practice In the city
OF Wichita, we have gained the eopE.is are
Of the public. we now offer The following
schedule OF prices. which viii be strictly all
hered to from this date
Full set Of teeth .. GIG ~
Half set OF teeth. ...-.-.-....- ...-.-.. o.
six teeth .-.................... 90
Five teeth - ~
Tive teeth .s.......s .s........ %
One tsoth. --...@....-..-.-...... %
Al! work at the above price. will be just as
well done as {, has been Ia the past. aud JUS.
pains will be taken with our patients. 40
extra charge viii he made for extracting
teeth for pasicn,s.
u. W. SMITH.
The cheapest place Ia the cry % buy mil
iinery and fancy good, 10 Mrs. l.. v. Grants
Bazar. - Main street. 5s-a
Napkin rinss. the Isfgs., ssoek Ia s:ss city
cheaper than ever st ks-sefs. S7.tf
A speciality Of iise Watch wo-t ard Jew
eiry repairing a. Ka,s-l. q
Fer the best stock Of Gold Pes- aGJ Pen
ellis ia The State, 70 to Harding 4 cawds's,
next door north Of r. q. Cod rcns. al
sisies Yin. i.o'.Isss in gig, ivory. erI,nsos.s
aud rubber. Also the @srsfssse..- fse sszs
fountain pen sser made. $'.a
Cali On Prof Fieksis-eH for FIse ss,i LIE
rpsrrzE~s. rrf
Feed Mil and Horse Power
For ssie cheap tise sssayset<- Gss ~
ran ~ sse 10 fsgr ksssss ss5 GRAD : 10 =
bushels per hour. Tke cheapest ssi bes,
outfit for the sseney.
Also sr.s elzs. farm horse fsr safe, or
. trade for eez. OF young .ssek-
&c. DYss.
E-.f ssx nsliss Bsgth Of " tsAitz
/ hs nse< izrxs side ease fisi n fa@ silver
rare al kasseis- -
Husry ss2ssa rsa-s II v 70. ks>s~s's. ss-ff
/ URNITUREl
E. ROSS,
/ O~zses 10 eli ksszs 81 sszss<ss<. Ese1. k.<
/ SslD11ng. -
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A aisgrunsied growicr complained he oth-
er day that no paper in Wichita would pub
lish the constitution or bylaws, under which
to organize s1Farmers' Alliance," mention
ing the EAGLE in particular. II that gentle
man win look n our issue q the 18th Of De-
cember, he win find the necessary resula-
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TFHE PHIL 7KDEIFF41A =ssToFE1N NJ x T. O.
NEW EAGLE BUILDING.

Previous taking annual invoice which
1s desire reduce stock possible and t
We shall begin ~sfs.
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The attention OF our mechanics, miners,
coal and coil oil prospectOrs and well diggers,
to the advertisement OF the Great Western
Machinery Supply Depot, five hundred and
eleven Walnut Street, st. Louis. 1t is one
the largest and most extensive establish
ments in the world. They deal in almost ev-
cry conceivable Kind Of machinery. They
also contract for prospecting for coal, gold,
coal oil, and all kinds of minerals, artisean
wells, etc., etc. Read their advertisement
carefully. Parties anticipating prospecting
would do well to correspond with this COM
pany before making final contract.
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week; the jury returning . verdict against
hin Of some three hundred dollars and costs.
We were present during the closing Of T. B.
Walls argument for the defence. and the
opening Of Judge Campbell's speech for the
plaintiff. We shall attempt to do neither JUS
tice in the way OF notice, but simply say
that for oratory and logic that the walls Of
that court room seldom echos with better.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20

Our fellow townsman, Mr.. A. Hess, is in
receipt of clock from the "Fader Land
The case is carved from solid piece of black
walnut, representing cliff Of rocks, stand.
ing below, which in full relief are buck
doe and fawn. Upon the crest with his
wings extended and in menacing attitude
il perchcd an eagle about to pounce upon
the fawn. just above the dial plate Is door
which every hour opens, from out which
bird springs and cuckoos the hours. 1t is
simply splendid present which Sol kohn
received from the cuttom house at New
York and forwarded.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20

Treasurer Tucker settled with the State
Treasurer, on the 18th. He paid into the
vaults Of the State over twenty-one thousand
dollars Of our hard earned dimes, yet we
can't get so much as pint Of fish eggs for
our streams. We move that after the next
apportionment Western Kansas run this
State for a few years. Its about time.
Against that day Of apporti onment the
northeast quarter Of the State has been hedg-
ing, and gobbling, and laying up institutions
until their remains nothing except the Of
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selling them
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We are sorry to learn that our city 10 to
loose J. C. McCaddon and wife. That gen
tleman has resigned his position - the Elk
press Company's Agent for this city, to ex-
cept position with the Denver 4 Rio Grande
Railway. He leaves for his new home and
work at Denver, this week. No more COM
petent, careful and Trustworthy official ever
had charge Of the ofice in this city, and not
only society, but the business men Of Wichita
will part with Nc. with regret. May he find
his new home pleasant and his new position
profitable.
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REDUCTION SALE
MONDAY, JANUARY 8. 1881.
ox-

Everybody knows
out bankrupt deception but actual bona ndc reduction
immense stock OF
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mattal Monev.

Wichita. January 10th. 1881.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-28
SEATTLE CossroSEEs PR IDAHO -

SEATTLE CoSsIGSEEs PER IDAHO -
A Mehlhorn. Hall Bros. II MeAleer &
Co, Aug Wolf. J Fl Sandsrsou. Auder-
son & Osborne, John Sullivan. Black
man Bros, n Bigelow & co. Boyd &
Poncin. John keenan,, c z Stone & CT.
John Christ. Chilberg Bros. Kelly &
Young. Clark. Anderson s. Co. Kellogg
& Snyder. c l. Esmonin. kellogg & An
derson. Clayton Bros. L Reinig, c l.
Mitchell. L 5 Rowe, c Becker, L p
Saith 6 Son, d A Jennings. Mrs l. c
Harmon, Davies. Woodruff s. Co. W r
Maddox, ID T Denny O5erfelder Bros.
z Bryan, o 3 Orrick. K c Ferguson.
Plnmmer Bros, E Hunt.ey. Seattle Post
Frauen,hal Bros. r g Graves. T w
Wus,hoff. ReRton, Holmes & Co. z A
Pontius. Sehsbacher Bros & Co. George
ii Foster. s q Benedict & Co. Cove IL
Wilson, Seattle Gas Co. Geo + Msgin-
mis-. Seattle Lumber Il Com. Co, Har-
rington & Smith. Thos Lyle, Il Ubl.
fielder. Wsld & Campbell. II K Levy,
Waddell & Miles, HILL 81 PsulsoL. w
II Humphrey. Wells. Fargo x Co. -l3i
tons
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D;sREPUTABLE.-The handsome pos
ters of ID NJ Osborne 4 Cos harvest
machinery and John Dvdds Hollings
worth sulky. placed by Messrs Wald Il
Campbell on Yesler's wharf and other
prominent points about the city. have
been muti,sted by some contemplate
sneak by tearing or cutting off the
names of VALID s. Campbell. Agents. at
the bottom OF each poster. That the
individual took considerable pains to do
this mean work is evident from the fact
that the names were even torn off
posters put some twelve feet high.
Msssrs Wald & Campbell will replace
the INITIATED posters today; and now
give notice to that sneak that there is
more work in store for him. II costs a
great deal of money and takes much
time and trouble to get out and paste
up handsome printing and it is as dis
reputable ia sdefacs and destroy such
property as il 10 10 break into a mans
store or house and steal his property.
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baptist ASSOCIATION DouSss.

The Baptist Association for Puget
Sound and British Columbia met at
Centervillc. Lewis county, on the 23d
inst. Rev Beaver. of Victoria,
opened the exercises with devotional
sermon. The afternoon was occupied
in reading letters and reports on the
condition Of the various churches Of the
association. and the election OF officers
as follows: X Wichser. Moderator; III
II Weston. Clerk; X S Greene, Treas
urer.
Rev A Hussker was introduced az
corresponding delegate from the Cen
trail Association and ss representative Of
the Home Mission Board.
The new church q, Boisfort was I'D
mitted into the association.
On the 24th. besides the usual busi-
ness, Rev A Husaker gave an account
Of the Home Mission, confes.ing that It
was 30 broad that there were many
points of which he rs yet knew no.
thing. tut be gioried in the motto Of the
association. North America for Christ
Ia the evening Rev Mr. James
preached q mission sermon ana tbere
were addresses by others.
On the 2jth. after the usual routine
Of business. various Committees were
appointed. one of which was instructed
to purchase lots in New Tacoma on
which 10 build Baptist Church. A
circular letter was read by Rev Mr.
Weston and ordered printed in the
minutes. In the afternoon Rev Mr.
Taylor preached and in the evening
Rev j A Wirth delivered q very mas
terly sermon. On Sunday interestir &
devotional services were held with ser
mons by Rev A Husaker ant Rev ]
Beaves. The afternoon was taken up
by the ladies' Missionary Society.
which WAS addressed by Mrs Ludlow
and Mrs Greene. Mrs Johns read All
interesting paper and Miss Eva Lom-
bard beautiful poem.
On Monday the business Of the ASSOC
citation was finished, Rev Mr. Wichs-r
preaching the farewell sermon. and adj
jnurned to meet 10 Seattle on the
Thursday after the third Sunday in
June, 1882
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Provisions FOR ALL -Anticipatins

PROVISIONS FOR ALL Anticipating
large crowd at Olympia on the Fourth
OF July. tha thoughtful young ladies
of the BUSY Bee Society,"" connected
with the Episcopal Church Of that city.
propose opening an ice cream, coffee
and lunch stand. on that occasion. in
connection with which will be . fancy
bazaar. They have secured the Granger
building. on the corner Of Fifth and
Main streets. The Busy Bees are
noted for being good cooks. aud their
display o. fancy work at the last Terri
toriaiFsir demonstrates that they thor
oughly understand that branch of art.
Those who go 10 Olympia cannot do
better than to call and get . cup Of
their excellent coffee. and examine
their display Of nice things.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
RnterprIsins Drupgis,s.

Messrs. Kellogg l. Anderson, the live druggists
the town. are always up to the times and ready to
meet the demands Of their many customers. They
tdy that Is astonishing the world by its marvellous
cures. DR.. kISG's NEW Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis. hay Fe-
YER, Phthtsic. Group, Whouping Cough. Tickling
Ia the Throat, Loss Of Voice, Hoarssness or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs This r7uaedy
positively cures. thousands can testify. Ii you
do not believe IL. call at the City Drug Store and
get trial bottle free Of cost re- size bot
tie for one dollar. AS you value your life, give IL
trial and b. convinced. ~ thousands Alread have
been. Hodge. Davis Co., Wholesale Agents,
Portland
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FINE VEHICLE The catess. prettiest

FINE VEHICLE The catest. prettiest
aud best little phaeton in Washington
Territory. II not north Of California.
Is the one brought to Seattle by II l.
Yesler on the Idaho last Sunday. 1t
is low. diminutive. duck OF car
rage. with leather top elegant lamps.
ornaments Of silver AMI r,ss. leather
trimmings, piano ini-h Sc. II is GER
tainly fine, and. 1t oug,' TO b.. for it
cost 1925. Now. if friend Yrsler gets
a stylish pony. with hsruess TO match
the vehicle. he and Mrs Y. eau take an
immense sight of comfort. and in a very
modest, pleasant way can cut pretty
dash among the numerous family turn
outs on our busy streets.
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ROAD SoIo.-The transaction was
oonsummated last Saturday. and the
money paid. whereby the Olym 1ia and
Tenino Railroad changed owners. T
X Brown, Of Tenino, K Wingate. OF
San Francisco. and Gen w Sprague,
of New Tacoma, are the purchasers.
The price paid S27 900. is pretty cheap
for an equipped railroad of 10 miles in
length.
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FRox SAN FsASorsco'-The steam

FRoM SAN FsASoIsco.-The steam
ship Idaho arrived from San Francisco
at 8 o'clock Sunday morning. after an
unusually long passage of five and half
days. Strong head winds were en-
couutered. and Ia this way is her de-
lay 10 be explained. She brought 80
passengers and l34 tons freight. She
will leave tonight on her return.
For the usual press courtesies our
thanks are due the pGrssr Of the Idaho.
On the present down trip the Idaho
will take from Irondals something over
. hundred tons OF iron. making over
ak hupdrcd tons shipped since the
opening Of the mine.
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Niehol.,. in,aIi,bIe Injection.

Guaranteed to cure promptly and Per
msneutiy every case of Gonorrbea,
elect and Whites. no matter of how
long stsnding.if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale by Kellogg & An.
derson. wholesale and retail druggists.
Seattle. W. T.
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Buy your gents furnishing goods.
hats. caps and cigars at ]. A McPhee's
He keeps fine stock. and sells cheap.
Call and examine goods Next door to
Schwabacher Bros & Co. s. Commercial
street, Seattle, ". L. diff
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ASorHRa SAwMILL-Joe Surber has

AxorHRa SAwMILL-Joe Surbef has
commenced driving piles on the north
side Of Yssler's wharf. on which Mr.
Yeslsr will at once build large saw
mill and wood manufacturing estsb-
hshmsnt. The bc.:aing viii be Sax
$50 feet. two stories nigh. The ma
chincry viii Be driven oy hundred
horss power engine. Two Of the boilers
Of the old mill will be used 10 furnish
steam for the new one. All kinda OF
cash, doors. blinds. mocldings, rough
and dressed lumber viii be made in tbs
new mill.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-28

NEW PIANOS Several usw and ele-
CANT pianos have recently been added
q the large numbcr already in Seattle.
Three came on the Idaho: one for Mrs
Geo B Reynolds. one for Miss Steinweg
and one for sale Besides these. Mr. +
II Girard has sold two OF three of his
instruments on installments.
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tractsd. a large trade being carried on
in il. Mr. Edwards owns the sail yacht
Nip and Tuck, and carries on q store.
He deals 10 shingles. wool. oil. vegeta.
tables. grain aud other products of the
neiehborhood, which he turns into mer-
chandise at Port Townsend and Seattle.
Whatcom coa ty. lie Gays. beats the
world, and Ssmish is the best part OF
Whatcom county.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-28

BASE BALL.-The Univsrsity Base
Ball Club have chartered the steamer
Chehalis, and will make IN excursion
to Beams Point on July 4th, thus af
fording Ill who wish 70 witness the
match game between the University
nine aud the Blaksly club IN opporta-
nifty TO do %. and also 70 attend the
picnic on Alki Point.
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Latest style polka dot ladies' bal
briggan hose for 40 cents at Schwa
bacher's.
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STRANaE.-How Bigelow's trade i,
increasing! II must be because he
sells goods so chesply. He has still
another large invoice of choice gro
ce-ies per steamer Idaho. ml7 II
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RuckIen,. Arnicn Salya.

The best SAlve in the world for Cuts. Bruises,
Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, letter.
Chapped Hands. ChilblAtas. Corns and - kinds
Of skin Eruptions. This Sslve 10 guaranteed &c
give perfect satisfaction in every case or money
refunded. Price 35c. per box. For sale by Kellogg
Andesson. seattle. Hodge. Davis Co.. Whole
sale Agents, Portland. d21-ly
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New patterns and an immense guam
tity of wall paper have been received
at Anderson's paint shop for the sum-
mer and fall trade. jei6tf
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Buy your latest styles of fancy goods
tor almost nothing at Schwabacher's.
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Genuine Singer Sewing Machine
needles so cents per dozen. at Clayton
Bros ii: IT.
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Call al Schwebacher's aud you will
find the grandest stock of cloaks aud
dolmans ever brought TO this country
and at bedrock prices.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-28

RGCaldwell. dentist office in Squire
Opera House. First class dentistry
work done at ressonab rates. m3,f
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Finest assortment of table linens
ever Offered in this market at Schwa-
bacher's
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Call ct Schwabscher's for your hard.
ware-the cheapest place aud largest
assortment in town.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-28

Schw.bacher's is the place to ge
your white vests at one dollar and fift!
cents each.
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Schwabacher's have the finest stock
of dry goods and closhing in the conn
try.
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Extra length misses balbriggan hose
at Sch wabacher's for 12 u cents.
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Fresh Graham -four always on hand
at the Bluff Mills. m13:tf
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You can buy a splendid business sui,
at Sch wabacher's for eight dollars.
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Ladies latest style linen collars fo
l2H cents at Schwabacher's.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-28

Best lot of Stoves, Ranges, &c. north
of San Frsnci.co. at McAleer s. Cos.
Give them a call.
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Don't feed your children impure can.
dies when you can get the pure stuff at
Piper's If
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Certificate OF ORGANIZATION.
CAPITAL ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF COMPANY OF THIS STATE

OFFICE
Marches iSsll
o. thes
thousand Dollars
tn eighteen
dandSe
Dollars
As witness day first written
ance Conmis
Anclndnv Deputy,
'AAi1 We oAAAfonNA OFFICE ICNER
DR. A. DAN fhASoHc' March
rresden. Pacific Mutual
rlnca
tier
Its
's"ref~e"@S etc. etc. ms Comnr
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respectfully
na duuswr tina
l pased axeusof
beto
Is - Insuanc Company
Hamilton Dm,es
ADAMS Of ADAMS MNins Co, droces
Of Il Carpet Dealers
ID Ii. Of Feter Co hosaaef Aus
n
b N hk
gg tarnea IAw
r. sacr am no Cal
Ra Estate agent
T.
u nee Compan Of nforna
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Boy your toweline at Schwabacher's
for eight cents yard.
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Get your table linen st Schwabach-
er's for thirty cents a yard.
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Call at Schwabacher's for your seven
hook kid gloves.
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If you want any kind of a sewing
machine cleaned or repaired send to
Clayton Bros. jll:tf
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OFFICE
PACIFIC MUTUAL
Life INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CALIFORNIA.
TO our Policy Holders and the general
Public Of Oregon and Washington
Territorv:

shouite
80
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scauy their
rouni numbers 81 100000.
been emoHst ted
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