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TIE COTTON MARKET
It is Just Now the Center of Inter-
 est Of an Excited Crowd.


 The center of interest and the whirl of excitement these days is in the cotton market, and the Board of Trade market boards are visited by an excited and money-making crowd, says the Arkansas Democrat, 26th. The prices here are running above the hgures elsewhere, but there is little coming in. It sold yesterday ia a number of instances at 7 cents for spots. Tho crowd in front of the future board saw January open yes terday at 6.66 from 50 to 6.61 closing the night before. During the day it went to 6 70, but at tim nes went down to 6 61, and closed at 6.62.3. It was an exciting day for the spectators; but no more so than today and the days that will follow, The crop is not only short, but the little shere is the farmers and other holders are not inclined to throw on tke market. The chances are that Neill's reputation as a "cotton fore. caster" has received a solar plexus. The low prices the farme~s have re- ceived for number of years past is also benefting them this season, as may of them raised less cotton and more grain, live stock ana poultry. Little Rock is now first class wheat market, and the farmers have found out that their wheat crops are more certain that cotton and the profits greater.
 Local business is very good, col Iections all right, and the immigra. tion to the city continues a steady stream. Yesterday gentleman from Chicago going into business here was unable to secure a desira- ble rental cottage at any of the real estate agencies. More houses need ed, and there will as the factories go in be a continuous demand for years to come.
 The freight receipts for yesterday were 160 car loads, as compare d with 112 for the same day last year. The receipts yesterday included if teen cars of lumber a2d eight ot building material.
 As an evidence of the short crop the following is a straw: J. T. Coop CT the Antoine merchaot, last year handled 1900 bales; this year 500 is his limit. At his town there are, however. 100000 slaves awaiting shipment. The Consumers Oil Mill of this city is building a cotton seed warehouse at that place,
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The general superintendent of the St. L., I. Nj. X $. Ry.. E. A. Peck, of St. Louis, passed through on the Valley Wednesday. accompanied by Division Superintendent w. J. Me Kee, of Little Rock.
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There was dance last night at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Dewitt Hope on Georgia street. Quite a large crowd was present. Full par ticulars in our Sunday society col umD,
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Mrs, Ella Ferguson. Lonoke, Ark. writes; thiuk there is nothing equal to Dr. Simmons Liver Medicine for sick headache and bill- iousness and constipation. have tried Ze- lins and Black draught, but they are noth- ng like as good luck.
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Mrs. w. w. Byrd and children have returned home from Benton vile where they spent the summer with relatives.
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Miss Pearl Lew left this afternoon to visit friends and relatives, for a couple of weeks.
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Messrs. Ernest Hummer and Sam Samstag have returned from 8 pis- catorial excursion to Clear Lake.
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To eat with appetite, digest with comfort and sleep with tranquility, take dose of Dr. Nj. A. Simmons Liver Medicine occasionly.
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MT. W. W. Douglas, who has been in Memphis purchasing his fall stock of goods, is in the city en route home to Douglas.
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Miss $. A. Haughton leaves this afternoon to visit frienes in Dallas, Texas. She will begone about a month.
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Sick headache is the bane of many lives. Dr, M A. Simmons Liver Medicine cures and prevents this annoying complaint.
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Meada No ralking.

A. c. Kent of Grand Rapids, Mich. q deaf mute travelling salesman, does big business, in spite Of his af- fiction. On his card is the inscrip- tion, Agent for the company that needs no talking"
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Miss Sue Knox returned yesterday from summers recuperation in the East.
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The unhappy mortal whose liver is inactive Is miserable without apparent cause. Dr. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine ma xes life worth living.
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Mrs. Will Riley returned yesterday from Toronto. Canada. where she had been soiournipg for the past month.
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Mrs. Walter Wilkins returned home yesterday.
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Frequentry protraeted constipation causes lnfamation of the bowels. Remedy-use Dr. Simmons Liver Medicine.
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BoRN-On Thursday September 18th, 1899, to Judge and Mrs. W. D. Jones. a son. Weight nine pounds.
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Mir. W, H, BeardsleV, of St. Louis, is in the city.
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From Thursdays s Daily.

It is said that the members of the Elks Lodge will wear badges aslong as your arm.
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Mr. John T. Ward, of Little Rock, is in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
JUSTICE JOHN
AND THE TURKS
Combined With the Heat They Al
most Drove Him Wild.
COULD UNDERSTAND NOTHING,
He Was, Therefore, Forced TO Dismiss
the Case Against Them, with "a
Threat of Future Punishment.
Other Matters

Justice John entered the courtroom yes
terday morning in the pink Of condition.
Ha wore q la France rose in his button
hole which Is the court flower lot lhi'
week
Last week it was the sunnower but
the Justice has changed from inc Drill
lance of the one Co the majesty
OF the other. There was long
docket and much hard work before hin
but he went through 30 with ease ana
nonchalance born OF long experience.
UNsPEAKABLE TURK.
Joe Thomas, a citizen Of the ottoman
empire. was before him for curslng ana
abusing Mary Simmons. also OF the
mysterious East. Both parties could speak
English but they had great many wit
ucsses who could not. only two were
found who could Doe understood. and after
these had testified. Justice John solved
the trouble by using them as Interpreters.
10 seemed that Thomas had bet with
an uncle OF Mary simmons and came to
his house and demanded the money
Thomas lives across The street. and See
ing the Simmons family sitting in FROST
OF their door, went to them and demand
ed his money. Mary simmons claimed
that he cursed her and called her ugly
names. 7ut this could not be proved.
All that the Justice could gather was
that there had been o. row. The attor-
neys Mcssrs. Wise and Smith. tried 10
get az the bottom of the trouble. but the
Witnesses talked $50 indiauuctiy that no
thing could be understood.
A SOLOMON.
Justice John rendered his decision with
the wisdom OF HarOun al Kasclid. tie
Said that since nothing could he undcr-
stood Dee dismissed the case and informed
the interpreters that they were t0 tell the
whole party that II they We're ever be-
fore him again Dc would put the whole
party Witnesses and prisoners in j1il
Tho courtroom was very 0ppre i've
yesterday morning the heat being terrible
and Justice John had 90 leave tHe room R
order 20 take on his vest Am electric
fan is greatly needed.
DISTURBED THE PEACE.
Bessie lee was fined S. Tor creating
disturbance.
g. A. Fox and s. j. IiH coiorod were
charged with fighting On The street Fox
was fined $3.50 for cursing
Thos. j. Jordan assaulted Fred Lucas
and was fined S.
Henry Johnson. coiored. stole shoes To
the value Of $3.50 from j. r.. Q0ode and
was given four months.
VIM Burton was given four months for
stealing shoes and being suspicious
character
Chas. Robinson. colorod was sont 90
the grand jury on the charge of ASSAULT
Ing and kicking j. IT, Chamhcrlayre in
December. 1898. Robinson has been miss
Ing since then and has just been caught
Rosa White, coiored. was put under
bond of 500 % keep the peace.
Leslie Lewis, throwing rocks at =. IL
Long, was fined $40.
John Taylor, c1lOred, assaulted and
beat Alice Holmes and was fined $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
FELL FOUR STORIES,

Mr.. George Harrison Rolls ont OF q
WASHINGTON window in His Sieen.
WASHINGTON. aug. 1.-speciol.-Mr
Georeo Harrison ~ 1875 N.nth street IN
some manner last night rolled from his
he'd ont Of a window and tumbled with
q crash into am areaway nearly fifty feet
below. HIS head was cut and two rios
y..~a broken buf he ifs now qu.ef'y resting
an Inc Emergency Hospital. and believed
IN no mast an danger. Unless the-e 10
como serious result from the shock Mr.
HARRISON viii soon bee little the worse
for his dangerous fan.
MT Harrison IS carpenter VINO re-
Gently came 90 this city from fredericks-
bnro Va. lie lives IN the apartment
house managed bv his cousin, b. i. Cox.
AT The address given above. L. b. PEN
6leton living next door heard crash IN
the areaway late last night and afterward
thought ne DISTINGUISHED means. Toeeth-
or with George W. Rider he secured a
fight and went into the areaway. where
he found Harrison I'm a heap. The latter
was perfectly conscious. lie was taken
AZ once TO the hospital. larrisons bed
Is near "a large window. and IL is supposed
he rolled out while sleeping.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

Il rs certainly gratifying TO tine public
10 know Of one concern in the land who
are not afraid 90 De generous TO the
needy and suffering. The p.oprietors of
DIT Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton Coughs and Colds have given away
over ten million trial bottles OF this great
medicine and have the satisfaction Of
knowing 70 has absolutely cured thou
sands Of hopeless cases. Asthma, Bron-
chius Hoarseness and all diseases Of the
Throat Chest and Lungs are surely cured
bv IL. Call on Owens and Minor Drug
Company and get "a free trial bottle.
Regular size. 50c and 81 Every bottle
guaranteed. OF price refunded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
The CUBAN CENSUS,
General Sanger Will Have Charge of
the Work

VIZ ~ OH.
WASHINGTON. /, g.. Aug. u-Seor4
tary Root has signed the order for the
Cuban census. The order appoints Lien.
tenant-colonel Jos. H. Sanger director Of
the census, and Victor H. Olmstead As.
elsiant director. 10 was 90 nrst intcnied
Mr. Oimsicad should be director and
Col Sanger superintendent for the War
Department The change places The di-
rrcton OF the census more emph4ticalv
unaer the control of the War Department
The census Is 20 be completed by or De
fore the S9th day OF November. General
Sanger will have his office in Washing
ton and MI OlmsteaQ Ia Santa Cara.
cuba
Under the director he will have charge
% the collection OF am Information. vn
fil vacancies which may occur among the
supervisors and Will appoint an eni mcra-
tors and such special agents as may be
necessary. The men who were nominated
b. General Brooke as supervisors are ap.
pointed. The supervisors are 10 consult
with the assistant director and nominated
enumeTators
None OF the census officers or clerks
can enter upon their duties un;il they
have subscribed to the oath prescribed
by the Secretary OF War. The cnumera-
ton shall commence on the 18th day Of
October
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS TO ALLAN
TIC CITY AND CAPE MAY. \. j.,
vIASOUTHERN HALLWAY. YORK
RIXER LINE AND BALTINiOKE.

on Wednesday August 23d. the South
ern Railway Will sell special round-tr'p
tickets to Atlantic city and Cape May. n.
j. az s. for the round trip. with htit
ffteen days returning. This IS the last
OF the 500 fifteen day limit excursion
tickets now authorized between Rich
mond and tho above points
The southern Railway will however.
continue 10 sell special round-trip tickets
between Richmond, Atlantic city, and
Cape May az 81. tickets 10 be sold Thurs
day and Friday OF each week with limit
returning. reaching Richmond Wednes-
day morning following date of sale.
These sales will continue until September
9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SEA
SHORE EXCURSIONS

Via r.. Il. aud u. aud Pennsylvania
Railroad- $3.50 Round Trip From
Richmond.
Tor an Pennsylvania railroad trains
leaving Washington Fridays and satur-
days. continuing unul September 9Th
inclusive. special excursion tickets
TO Atlantic city. Ocean City Sea
Isle cry and Cape May VIII be
sold at $3.50 from Richmond only on These
days Tickets good returning until and
including Tuesday following the Friday
or Saturday for which sold
Leave Richmond 1888 A NJ and s:45 A.
NJ, y NJ 7.40 z. ~ For further infor-
nation apply to Richmond Transfer
Company, 903 east Main street, Ticket
Agent. Byrd-Street station. or
w. l.. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
DREYFUS' CHANCES.
VI. Labori's Former Secretary, Now in
This County, Predicts an Aoquittal.


This County, Predicts an Acquittal.
SEATTLE. WASH, August 2o-M
Leon Bureau, Of Paris, who has been pri-
rate secretary TO NJ. Labor, the leading
counsel for Captain Dreyfus, is ln Seattle,
a guest Of Dr. Adr'ene Monoi. the French
Vice-Consu. N. Bureau. besides bene
associated with the famous criminal att
torney, IS "a lawyer himself and a friend
of the Drcylus family. NJ. Bureau said
to-day In an interview:
"Dreyfus win not Doe convicted again.
Notwithstanding ihe clamor Of the anti
Dreyfus press and the bitterness of his
enemies. the present trial Will result In
an acquittsl. The army knows this. II a
verdict OF guilty is returned, the Court
Of Cessation the highest French tri-
hunal. will az once set IL aside and order
another court martial. and so ON until he
is acquitted. This court knows that
French law is being iuggied hy the mile
tary court. and has two groNnds on which
10 can set aside such sentence. FIRST
violation of law. second. abuse of power.
when the Court ~ Cessation sent
Dreyfus back for second trial. he was
remanded ON the charge of being the
author of the b0rdereau. Now. this is the
Only II.Ia IIff IfIl.N iN' NNA'NA lN-- --l-
stead Of sticking 20 this charge. the court
has permitted witnesses 90 talk OF bis re-
lati0ns with women and other outside
matters. which is a direct violation of
French law. II some matter not con-
uected with tho borderau should come up
in the testimony proving Dreyfus guilty
this court martial could not try him.
The Court Of Cessation would have TO
order a new trial for the specific pur-
pose
1T was within the power Of the Court
Of Cessation 20 declare Dreyfus innocent.
IN fact there were but two things for that
tribunal 80 d0-eHher adjudgo him not
guilty or send him back for trial. The
latter proceeding was deemed best be-
cause through q rotrial O medium would
Doe furnished 20 give the military party
chance % redeem itself II would look
much better I'm the eyes Of the world and
help 20 take away the odium that an ac-
quittal by the Court OF Cessation would
cause
"The shooting ~ VI. Lahorl viii have
no effect on the Dreyius trial II simply
shows the terrible dread the antl-Drey-
fusards have Of L7horis aggressveness
in INSTRUMENTATION. MS was made an-
nar-lt at the Zola trial There is every
reason 10 believe that Count Fsrerhazy
wrote the bordereau. He would NOT con-
cess unless he was guilty. No ono he
uevos his story that he was ordered 70 DO
so by hfs superior officers. He is one
man. however. who IS not 10 be believed
I'm ANYTHING as was proved m tho Court
M Cessation The Socialist party IS the
latest 10 ada its strength IN supnort ~
D~ovrus They take humanitarian
Grounds. and This action wifi mt fhe
..,-t.. e,r,,.a-7 f,, r-4-oc The R0valists
and Jesults VIII receive hard blow witt
acqmttsr of Drly,us.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
thrift tUCFf H-cI

WASHINGTON. aug. I.-The state De-
pariment is informed that the Venezuela
tariff duties on tobacco nave been in
creased as follows: Cigarette papers
$i6s per klogram; Cigarettes, N.H per
kNogfam. Twisted tobacco of any kind Of
chewing tobacco 50 cents per kilogram
other GLASSES Of manufactured tobacco W
cents per hiogram.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

The steady growth of this institution.
under careful and conservative manage
ment has merited 10y it's success the
hearty support of the banking and in-
surfing public. Four 4) per cent Interest
allowed on deposits.
Strict attention given 10 the placing OF
Insurance lines IN the very best compa-
MES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

WASHINGTON, Aug IA report IS
current to-day. which. IN the absence OF
this Attorney General cannot be confirm
cd. that a decision IN the Carter o0urtmar-
tial case VIII be handed down shortly
after Mr. Grlggs returns TO the city and
that he Will not await the return Of Mr.
Wayne McNeagh Captain Carters cOun.
rel. who Il Is stated would ask for new
sTisl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
AKcnlnclly Tragedy.

MOREHEAD, ky, August n.-At
Farmers, this county Town Marshal
Scott and his brother attempted 10 ar
rest willis Thompson. hil burns, Bob
Moody. Willard Thompson. and Fred
Thompson for riotous conduct They re-
sisted arrest with pistol. fred Grteen
shots. MORALLY wounded Elijah Fulton.
a bystander and escaped.
Danger Is appreheuded when warrants
sworn out shall be served on these men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
WASHINGTON TO NIAGARA
FALLS AND RETURN-$1O.
Via PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.

Special trains. with parlor cars and day
coaches. viii leave Washington al a.
N July 9th, August 10th and 2ith. Sep
tenber I'm and 2lst and October 9TH and
18Th Tickets limited 10 ten day and al
icams stop-over az Buffalo. Rochester
watkins and Canandaigua returning
w.tnm limit $40. Special rates for si1s
trips from Niagara Falls 20 Toronto and
Rochester TO Thousand Islands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
nuCKROE sTILL OPEN.

The hotel al Buckr0e Beach ala not
close al AN during The recent yellow fever
scare and is SIN open. The season Will
continue until September 18TH. They now
have music and dancing every evening
yaudeviiles every night. Sunday concerts
and an manner of sports. The bathing
and fishing at Buckroe is simply superb
No charge is made for the grounds to
excursion parties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
SPECIAL WEEK END RATES
To Atlantic City aud Cape May, y. j.,
Via Southern Railway. York River
Line and Baltimore.

on account Of the above the Southern
railway viii sell special round trip tickets
TO Atlantic city and Cape May. y. j..
Thursday and Friday OF each week
up 20 an dincluding September 5,
1899 ar s. for the round trip These
tickets viii be good returning arriving
Richmond Wednesday morning following
date Of sale. This offers a rare oppor-
tunity FOR visiting New Jerseys seashore
resort trip via the popular York-River
Line at this season has no equal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
IF YOU HAVE
Leaky Roofs
or Damp Wall
! Can Repair Them
With a Very Small Cost.
For references, N. w. Bowe, 5
II. HAYES, Atlantic Coast line and
hundreds of others.
|. D. johnson,
l424 East Main Street.

Imogen Gregory are spending the remain
der of-the summer in Chesterfield county.
THE Master Mechanics ana Master ar
Builders of the Southern railway viii
meet at the shops IN this city This morn
Ing. This association meets quarterly al
the different shops
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
Subscription Lists Open Aug. /, '99,
At BANKING HOUSE Or
Wyndham Boiling, i0i5 {. Moia ST.
kgO OFFICE or
A. D. CrutChiieid, 500 :. MdIn 81

The Terms of subscription are;
First.-That each s4J5crplQp sHan De
accompanied By cash Or oeruaed caeck
fsr twenty 90 psr cent. OF tho race
thereof and thst the residue 5aah BE
payable In instal.ments Of twenty co
Der cent ON thirty 800 days written OF
published notice
Second That an checks and cash. be-
paveh'e 10 Wyniham Boiling who has
been authorized 10 receive ana rece pt for
Ali money paid on account 90 The stock
m Question and % hold tla saue subject
cniv to the order Of the Nee port News
Abattoir Company.
fo-red stosk shall clcre at O'Clock y. A.
August 81. 1889. and 81 She event o. geiq
amount OF stock felng oter-sposeHOou
,-re,Ious 10 thet dote, the .1ht % re-
served 10 return any money remlttea e
advanced payment on said preierre0
etock. and 10 au0t 90 subscribers O less
amount than that named IL ueir sub
scripti0u
For further particulars call OF address
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

sunday Ontings snn Do Favorite.

Sunday OuIInIs SUI INC IHNUFIIF'
On Sunday nine coaches, filled with
happy cutters, went TO Old Point Buckroe
Beach. ocean View and Norfolk, clearly
demonstrating that the O. & o. SUNDAY
outings are sun themost popular These
outings are still the most popular These
sunday $50 A. NJ. only $L00 for the
round trIQ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
LEGAL aoricEs


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IS VACATION. OA Tine 18Th DAl .t
AUGUST. 1859.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
Newport News AbattOlr Co.,
NEWPORT IwS, VIRGINIA.
Philadelphia omee, sos DrsreI Big, Philadelphia Pa
Incorporated Under the laws OF the State
of New Jersey.
CAPITAL STOCK, $780, 900.
10000 Shares z Per Ct. Preferred o.ooS'
30'00O Shares Com. Stock, Par elo'Oo'
OFFERS 1000 SHARES
J PER CT. PREF'D STOCK

with a bonus OF 30 Per Cent. "a suil
Paid Non-Assessment CoHinoh 49, -.
Contract for excavation mas oeen gwen
ont and work rs being pushed rdpbdiy.
Tho following prominent business men
are the Directors.
Dr.. L. 5. fHberi. no Market street. PIAZZA, "a
0,,estdant NulCanite iaaving CuuraDy)
jno Schmidt. aOstior. 3oih and rage, phas., ~
OK. President Gfay's Ferry Aoai'oir CO.
arthur q. Huoy, ESQ crs1ol Bldg, PAHaeslSeia. Pa.
( S Palmer, 500 Philadelphia. "a.
c. " Hane} We pf-ef-
Non cbas 7 O'Forran. Richmond, Va.
(Fx-Governar % virginia.
!. Bell Austin, GOT gf2Ssl buaoH9. Fnsadelpma'
Ieec and Treas. Philadelphia Stock L&c ,
SAMUEL B RUEY, sasossr'
go Drerel Building. Philadelphia.
A. LAhGsTAFf Johnson Consulting sngineer
OFFICERS.
y. $ PALMER, .,.'..'-'---- ffss-p en- l.
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