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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-03
WHAT THE NAME SHOULD BE

Already there is talk of what the name
shall be when all the bay towns shall
have been organized as one. A few peo-
pie in Whatcom would like that name,
but il wouldn't do. Whateom simply rep
resents an effort of more than thirty
wears ago To build a city, which was a
failure. In Sehome few want that
name. which represents even less than
Whatcum. There are few all along who
would like Bellingham. which consider
ing that is the name of the bay. is "a bet
ter excuse than the other two offer. but
On the other hand Bellingham represents a
start for town which has already been
absorbed by Eairhaven, and which no
longer exists under that title. Fairhaven
represents live city which begun less
/ than year ago, and is already giving
ample and admirable evidence of what
push. enterprise, advantages. resources
| and jealous endeaVor can do. When one
name is given TO the city ON Bellingham
/ known and fortunate name Fairhaven. to
which from all points of the compass
people are coming and bringing with them
commerce. mechanism. art, literature,
cultivation. and every enterprise needful
in the building mp Of city which shall
be the pride of this generation and those
to come Fairhaven is good enough fol
anybody who isn't too much biased To So,
STRAIGHT
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-03
COULDN'T CONNECT

The HERALD received last night the
telegram from Bill Nye;
SEATTLE. Could not get there and
back here in time, possibly. Have writ
ten. NYE.
Mr. Nye intended. If possible. to run
over to Fairhaven yesterday from Port
Townsend. where he lectured Tuesday
night and go back to Seattle the same
DAY. where he lectures tonight and to-
morrow night, but was unable TO make
the trip aud meet his engagements. He
has. however. empowered the editor of
the HERALD to make some investments
for him in Fairhaven real estate, being
convinced that this is to be one OF the
great cities Of the country.
Hon. W. j. Parkinson. state senator
from Whatcom. has returned and was in
FairhaVcn yesterday. senator Parkinson
made an excellent record in the legisa-
ture aud the account of his stewardship.
which he j. ready to render. will be credit
TOT Tue >tatr uI washington .,nirrr-
can Tariff League will proceed at once to
the organization of local leagues through
out the state and will meet the King
county committee which is interested. by
appointment next Saturday at Seattle.
l.. ;. senator Squire is the vice-president
Of the national league for Washington
and in the hands of him and Col. Parkin-
son the organizations will be quickly
made. The formation of local leagues is
primarily for educational purposes ..and
through il. literature pertaining To tariff
matters will be disseminated.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-03


maze IKE purchase IN tie same p'aee anu
thes'e' treated me mueh as II ne suspoe,,u
was thiei' certainly not iespee'ao'e
sentismah. VI course no"e'e'' ne
couiah' 'eu the ainerehse oet"een
loaier ana gentleman, anyway 'ne ia
Ter not oeins OF MS class. a nan "n'
wear plug nat on the streets Oh si'y
who wouldn't think OF such thihe as
going 10 mining OF logging eanp Win
IL on, even II ne ieit sure 'hal 'he nat
would De saie, SO lar as the eiemehts are
concerned IN one place as the o.her'
policeman In orafs buttons ana pius na'
would De as RIDICULOUS as clergy n'ah III
baseball cap on SUNDAY a Tough
though he might have enough sahu 10
night quartette OF MS Grass eouidh l
squeeze out courage 10 wear what ne
would term skier among MS associates
IN snort plug nat Wheh III piaee
symbol OF eminent respectioliity' "heh IL
isn't properly associated Win seemi1
character, congenlal clothes ana appro-
pirate SURROUNDINGS II becomes putt
and rs often utterly crushed Ana yet
there are times when IN the worst OF
places there is great deal OF harmony
in plug hat. No painter would make
picture OF topper whom WHISKY hau
dragged nom high estate, without piac-
ing on the head OF MS subject plug nat
OF ancient date, erumpied down hAe
half drawn concertina, and on MS oody
suit OF slick and greasy biacR' somewhat
tat sod nd a
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-03

The Cowlitz Bulletin man goes into his
office very fresh some mornings. full OF ozone
and things and he jumps In and dashes of
such things as this; Young man. when you
shoot for game elevate your muzzle and pull
the trigger hard. Raise your aim and II you
don't hit consulship you may knock the
eternal stuffin' out Of fOurth-class post
Office. Keep your ears clean. he polite and
pay your wash bill. Never fight your mother
or risk your last charge ON a she bear. save
your money. buy kalama property and
amass fortune. Then buy a seat In the
United states senate and all the nations Of
the earth will rise up and with one accord
shout Hurrah for his nIbsi
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-03
East Fairhaven
The whateom County Investment Company, Projectors

contract mas been let which calls half of this addition; . J.
cleared by June 1st
on April LIST contract will be let by which the balance %
perry will be cleared by July 1st
contract has been let for the Improvement of Donovo A.,
DE Fries Avenue and bids will shortly be called for TO
road Improvement TO Whacom Ayenud in Eost r;,
i'''S VIII remain as before, viz. One Hundred and
'''"' or nNe lots and Two Hundred dollars for corners
i''' on''hnd cash. onethird six months and onebird
IN twelve months ten per cent
The right Is reserved to advance prices witbou f,ut.
p"S and full particulars call on or address
Inc Whafcom County Investment Co.,
Harris Street, Fairhaven, Wash.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-03

The Seattle Observer tells Of the phono-
graph dinner which II says sis the novelty
introduced by one hostess TO solve the ques-
tion as to what shall be done to relieve the
tedium OF the half-hour after the dinner
party, which In stupidity often rivals the
historic mdurdis quart dhews which usually
precedes such an entertainment The coffee
is served In the library, where the wonderful
electrical machine is placed, and all have a
chance TO talk or sing into fhe photograph,
and afterwards listen to their voices as
things apart from themselves" There are
lots OF people who talk and sing on all oc-
casions, evidently just to hear themselves,
as certainly no one else wants TO hear them
do either
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-03

Every sunday, of Tacoma. is evidently of
the opinion that the New York sun Is sue
ceeding in the exposure Of Talmage as a
humbug and fraud, and says that paper
publishes evidence which seems to convict
him of perjury bad faith. and even grave
crimes" The fact is, Brother Fuller. that
Mr.. Talmage's sins are made more apparent
by his high pretense OF religion. 10 he were
not so very intense in his religion he would
only be common. everyday sinner who
would simply be lost In the shuttle. Asitishe
is continually popping out of the pack. Re-
liglQn is "A thing that either cures or kills
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-03

The seattle POst-Intelligencers says:
somebody wants to start a Dickens monu-
ment at New York. They are good at start
ing monuments there" Considering the fact
that Dickens wrote meaner things about the
United states than any other man that ever
gotn to print, New York. above all the places.
is the one in which to start a monument to
him. That city only starts monuments. II
doesn't complete them.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-03

Illinois floats a nag over every school
house in her borders. and requires every
child of school age to attend school, unless
ILL., says the Ellensburg Register The
coming generation in Illinois will be patri-
otto and intelligent Washington should be
the most patriotic of the states and she could
profit by the example of Illinois in this par
ticular
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-03
WASHINGTON HArcHETINos
Fling out the Banner

~ cisus pa.Uv - 49, ~ a-ia-~ad
porous looking sheet.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-03
KUMLATELY'S KINKS.

1T is too bad says Mr.. Kumlately,
/ that Mrs. Marian Mulligan. the widow
4 Of the famous Irish General Mulligan. has
been removed from her place as pension
agent at Chicago. She was an efficient
official and had had in her employ in the
Office large number Of Union soldiers
widows and daughters. | am a good re-
publican. and indeed such good republic
can that | wouldn't have taken that
lady's place if it had been offered me and
wanted Office very much. In the regi-
ment which | served in during the war
was an Irish soldier who had formerly be-
longed to Mulligans original regiment.
and he frequently spoke of what grand
gentleman and soldier Col Mullgan was.
On one occasion, speaking o. those mat
ters. he said: AT the battle of Licking
ton. Missouri. phwere Kurnel Mulligan's
regiment was captured by the ribel Gin
eral Price. this Misther Price rode up to
kurnel Mulligan and says he. Kurnel
Mulligan. ! want your sward. SAYS he.
An phwat did Kurnel Mulligan do. like
the gintleman an the soldier that he
was? He gave him the sward. There was
nothing else left for him to do. An saws
he to Misther Price. saws he. there il is
sorr. says he. We can take it. says he. an
break it, says he. or do phwativer We PLACE
wad it. says he. there's pllnty more av
thin in Chicago
-
There is more or less in hat. remarked /
Mr.. h. sententiously last night while dis |
cussing lemonade with a mast in ii. "A
great warrior in the olden time felt him
self most dangerously imposing when he |
had his beaver on. Any hat worn iaun- |
tily on one side bespeaks the devil-mav-
care spirit Of its wearer at the time; he !
may pull the hat over his eyes and thus
exhibit his moodness; he may shove II
over to the back of his head and
thus proclaim his eminent happi-
ness. or he may establish it !
straight and square and prim and
show that he is peculiarly and particu-
larly on his good behavior. You've seen
the farmer in town. early In the morning
with garden truck for sale. his hat I'm
earnest and anxious business position:
later on the same farmer has been met
with his hat in that independent shape
and set which signifies the truck is sold. |
blast the expense. A broad brimmed
slouch hat that flaps M a. one side is the
pride Of the cowboy and scout. old timer
and bad man generally; yet the staid |
strict Quaker could not be dressed tradi-
tionally without a hat with brim as ex-
pansive as that of the cowboy. No two
CLASSES could be wider apart in general
bearing manner. appearance. language
aud social customs than wboy and
Quaker. but they wear the same hat. The
Inference lies in the set of the sombrero.
The plug hat is the most arbitrary Of all
iatS. and carries more force or ridcule.
Lightly or derision. character or contempt
han perhaps any other thing of the ,
'cnus clidpedu. As an illustration Of the
'oWer Of a plug-hat. under favorable cir '
umstancps-that's to say when il is in ,
lyle and your other clothes fit It'll
ought cigars in certain place yester-
ny and wore silk hat, and the small !,
'eature there treated me with marked /,
'spect Today while wearing a SLOUGH | 4
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MASS SACHUSETTS,

BOsroN, Nov. -1S9 out Of eos pre-
cincts in Boston give Russell, Dem ocrat,
80 1850, Brackett, Republican, 1880,
Blackmer, Prohibitionist l, 345 Russells
plurality II, 800 Russells plurality in
the whole city last year was 5,454.
Boston, Nov. 4 Sixty two towns in
Massachusetts give Blecsmer, Prohibi-
zionist, 1899; Brackett, Republican, H.
15S; Russell, Democrat. 1864 Some
towns last year gave Blackmer ], ,495;
Bracket 10, 359; Russell 1906, net gain
for Russell 679 If this continues Rus
sell is elected Governor.
Boston, Nov. 4-Two hundred pre-
cints in Boston out of 205 give for Gov
ernor: Russell. Dem, 80, OPT; Brackett,
Rep, 19,443; Blackmer, Pro, 1929:
Russell's plurality 1854. The Globe
says that Hoar, Dem, is elected to Oon-
gress over Fox, Rep, in the 5th district;
Williams, Dem, over Gambler, Rep, in
the 9th; Andrew, Dem, over Pierce,
| Rep, in the 2rd, also Oneill, Dem, in
the 4th, with the 18th district in doubt
Lodge, Rep, is reelected in the 9Th.
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TAMMANY ON TOP.
MAYOR GRANT REELECTED BY
$4,000 MAJORITY.
1t is Impossible to Defeat the Uuterri-
fed Tammany Democrats.
By United Press

by United Press
New YORK, Nov. 4.-Tammany 4. Hall
has gained decisive victory over the
Republican and county Democratic
(fusion.) tickets Grant for mayor, is
not likely to fail below % 600 majority
over Scott.
Tne Democrats carried every Con-
gresslonal district in the city.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-Roswell P.
Flowers majority in the 18th Congress-
ional district i, estimated at $4,000.
There are 947 election districts in the
city, 1S4 distric gave Grant, Demo
craft 19 9O5; Scott, fusioD 15,8O7.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4 : 633 election dis.
tricts give Scott 59,363; Grant 78,7
New YORK, Nov 4 The gains Of as
semblymen made by the Democrats will
give them the Legislature on i>int ballot,
securing the election of Democratic
.. S Senator from New York.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 4 The indications
are that the following Democratic can
didates for Congress are probably elected
District 6th, John r. Fellows; 7th dis
trict, Edward ]. Murphy; Sth districr
Tim Campbell; 9Th district, Amos J
Cummings; 10th district, Francis B
Spinola; 11th district, John Dewitt
Warner; 18th district. r. P. Flower
18th district, Ashbel P. Fitch.
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ILLINOIS.
The Democrats Claim That They Have
Carried the state.

The Democrats Claim That They Have
Carried the state.
CHICAGO, Nov 4-The Democratic
State central committee claim that they
have certainly gained three Con-
gressmen and probably five in Illinois
and that they have carried the State by
good majority. Nothing definite can
be given about Cook county.
CHICAGO, Nov 4, sp. N Indications
S far show close elections in this city.
CHICAG,, H., Nov. 4th.-Chairman
Jones of the Republican State Central
Committee claim that all the Republican
congressman in the State are reelected
CHICAGO, Nov. An the Eighteenth
District the Republicans claim Can
mons election by 500.
CHICAGO, H., Nov. A. Indications al
midnight point to the undoubted elec
tion Of ten Republican Congressman, si1
Democratic Congrtssmen with four dis
tricts Of the State still in doubt.
CHICAGO Nov. 4.-12:30 a. m.-Dem
ocratic Central committee claim tha
[ private advices show the Democrat
have carried the State by good major
ty, and that they have certainly game
three Congressman and probably five.
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Is Consumption Incura BILE .

Read the following Mr.. c. H. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with Abscess Of Lungs. and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incurable
Consumptive Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able to over
see the work on my farm. 1t Is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
saws: Had it not been for DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption ] would
have died of Lung Troubles. Was given
up by doctors. Am now in best of
health" Try it. Sample bottles free at
John Y. McRae's drugstore.
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lI1obohO, N. w., NOV. 4.-1l6 UoIu-
ocrats elect AL their county officers and
Legislative ticket by ma jority of up
wards of 500.
GUILFORD
GREENsBoRo, N c., Nov. 4.-The
Democrats carry the county by 800 ma
jority.
CALDWELL.
LENOIR, N. @, Nov 4-The Demo
cratic maj 0rity in this county will be
500.
New BERNE, Nov 9Th. City Of New
Berne gives Cheafham 1000 majority
and Republicans elect County ticket.
ROWAN.
SALISBURY, n. G, Nov. Rowan
wants the banner. The Democratic
majority will not fall below 200,
MARTIN.
WILLIAMSON, n c., Nov. 4.-The
Democrats elected entire ticket by be
tween 400 and 500 majority.
VANCE.
HENDERSON, n c., Nov f. Henry
Perry, Democratic candidate for clerk
OF the court, is elected by $50 majority,
and other Democrats thought to be elect
ed.
CLEVELAND.
SHELBY, n c., Nov. Returns from
the county are coming in very slowly
The S2elby box gives the Democratic
judges 400 majority; CoWles 10 over
| Faucet. O her officers have no opp0si-
tion, Durham, for the Senate. running
behind the remainder of his ticket, At
! res.nt we cannot estimate COWle's ma
,rity here. A degree of certainty STATE 5
that the ticket will have over 1,500 ma
jority.
WARREN.
WARRENToN. Nov. Part Of the
Democratic ticket is elected.
MACON.
| FRANKLIN, n c., Nov The coun
ty is Der ocratlc by 900 majority.
SWAIN.
Nov 4.-Advices from the count,
give a Democratic majority OF 800.
JACKSON.
Nov jackson is solid for Democ
racy. She has 800 majority.
HAYWOOD.
Nov. 4th Haywood county send
greetings to the world with Democrat
ic majority of 75O.
McDOW ELL.
MARION, n. G Nov. 4 Returns IL
dicata a majority for the Democrats G
over 200.
BURKE.
M0RGANTON n. c., Nov Burk
cou1ty elects ,he DEMOCRATIC ticket b
200 p jarlty.
DURHAM.
DURHAM N. G, Nov 4. The indici
tons are nat Durham has gone Dem !
cratic Full and authentic returns cal
uot BE- had until tomorrow.
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Lapgston Charges Fraud.
HARRISON VOTES.
The Democrats Garry The CITY ana
County, Election Laws Work wen.
(Rxv ITpitad preSSl

(By United Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 4 Presl-
dent Harrison arrived this morning and
was met at the depot by Mrs. Mckee
and family. He was driven to their res
idence and an hour later went to the
polls to vote. After his arrival flag
was stretched over the entrance to the
booth and the president bowed his head
when passing under it. He was IN the
polling room just three rinutes. AS he
deposited his ballot and had his name
recorded, Judge Sanders said: Its
PLAIN Ben Harrison now" 'Yes sir,
said the president, land his vote counts
but one"
The Republicans concede Democrat
ic victory in this city and county. Ad-
vices from other parts of the State,
while very mearge, indicate that fan
vote is being polled and agree that the
new ele ;tion law is working admirably
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-
LOUIsI AN A.

The Democrats Make Clean Sweep.
(By Uni'ed Press.)
New ORLEANS, Nov. The weather
has been delightful all day, and the elec
ton, as far as known at this b )ur,
a r, %. have been quiet throughout the
State Tie vote has been comparatively
light The present incumbents, all
democrats, have undoubtedly been cleo
ted in the third, fourth, fifth and sixth
districts. Como, (colored) of Jefferson,
who bolted the negro convention, was
secured by the Democrats. Ills isaa-
ence seems to have settled the fate Of
Coleman
Granston, Independent labor on the
second district. is also drawing votes
from the Republicans
GEGKGIA.
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INDIANA

Has Shown its Love of Harrison by
Giving the Democrats 10000 Major.
ity.
CHICAGO, Nov. "A special to the
Herald from Indianapolis, states that
Indiana has gone Democratic by 10000,
and that one Democratic Congressman
has been gained.
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The Congressional Elec ton.
lBy United Press.l

DANvILLE, Va, Nov. 4.-The Repub-
licans had no candidate in the field in
this (Fifth) District. Adams, Prohibi-
zionist, ran against Lester, Democrat,
but indications are that be polled very
light vote. In Danville and North Dan
vile Testers vote is ,O55, Adams AZ.
DANvILLE, Va, Nov. 4-Lester, Dem
ocrat, has complete walk over in this,
the fifth district.
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ARKANSAS.
The Indie atiOns are That the Demo-
Gratis Make Gains.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. With the
single exception of trouble at Pine Bluff,
where negro deputy sheriff fatally
wounded a policeman named Leaning
and shot too more, all white, the cleo
ton in Arkansas was quiet. Returns
coming in indicate Democratic gains
over the election Of September. The
Democrats claim the election of all the
COngreSsmen.
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NEBR RASKA.

The Indications are That the Demo-
Gratis Elect their Governor.
OMAHA, Neb.. Nov. At 10 o'clock
returns from all over the State are too
scarce to base positive assertion on, but
indicate the election of Boyd Dem for
Governor, the choice of three Demo-
cratic Congressman and the defeat of
prohibition. The majority against the
latter will be about $4,000.
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 4.-Returns from
nearly every section in the State indi-
cate Republican VIC ory on the State
ticket by maJorities ranging from 5000
to 10000.
Mckinley Probably Elected.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 1.-Two private
kilograms have just been received at the
Republican headquarters, which if true,
insure the election of Mckinley. One
OF the teiegrams states that Wayne
county gives Mckinley 900 majority,
which shows change Of 800 votes in
his favor. The other dispatch states
that in Il precincts Of Stark county,
Acklnley's home, he made a gain Of SAC
votes. This information has yet neither
been contradicted nor ,elltied by Official
returns.
CINCINNATI, Nov 4-The Republican
committee claim McKinley's election
by 200 majority,
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov The CT We
land district has been carried By Thomas
johnson, Democrat for Congress, dis
placing Republican.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 4 The indca
tions are at the present time that John
son, Democrat IS elected for Congress
from this, the 21st district by 100 plu-
raity.
CANTON, O, Nov 4. Mckinley ran
ahead of his ticket almost everywhere.
| At this hour the d mocrats clam War.
weeks election by 900, and the Repubh
cans claim Mckinley's election by from
25O to 800.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. AT midnigh
it is evident that the entire Republican
State ticket is elected by about $4,000
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MISSOURI.
The Democrats Send a Solid Delega.
tiOn to Congress.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. A. 4.-Democratic State
Committee claim solid Congressional
delegation
MONTGOMERY, Ala, New 4-Entire
Dem 9cratic delegation elected to Con-
gress in Alabama
ST. LOUIS, Nov 1t is claimed that
John j. O'Neil, Dem ocrat, is elected by
1000 majority in the Eighth Congress
sional District, which two years ago
gave Republican majority of 1000.
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GOWN ECTTCTT
CONNECTICUT.
A ROusing Democratic Victory in the
Nutmeg State.

NEW YORK, Nov. The Worlds
Bulletin claims Democratic victory in
Connecticut with Congressional gains.
A Boston dispatch to the Herald says:
six Democratic Congressman are prob
ably elected gain Of four"
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 4.-The legis-
lature is apparently Republican on JOINT
ballot by about 25 Sperry, Dem in the
first and Wilcox, Dem, in the 2nd dis
trict are elected to Congress. Russell,
Rep, is elected in the 3rd and the 4th is
still uncertain
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WISCO ESlN.

The Democrats Gains Member OF
Congress.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. John L
Mitchell, Democrat, has majority, it Is
estimated, of 900 in the Fourth Con-
gressional District, over Spencer, Repub
liean. The district was formally repre-
sented by Republican. The State is in
doubt. The new election law is
bringing returns in very slowly.
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