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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-07-13
NEW l. o. O. F. OFFICERS.

The following officers were installed
for the ensuing term In Kennewick
Lodge No. 222 l. O 0. T. Saturday eve
ming July 7th. G. Emile Klindt, n. G..
Rufus Fullerton, T. g.; H. HI Bowers,
V. IT,; w. f. Sonderman, Rec Fin.
Sec.; j. A. Thornton, warden; G. F.
Breithaupt. Conductor; Frank Emigh,
r. S. N. G.; A. H. Richards, r. S. ". G..
Harry Sheppard, r. $. S.
TO to Howe's for Paints, Oils and
Weir'sW hiteLead.
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Congregational Church.

Services morning and evening at
the usual hour. The subject for
the morning discourse will be The
Flinching of the Spirit" and in
the evening THE World Upside
Down."
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MUST REGISTER,

AS stated in the proceeding pub
lished in another column, H. M h.
Ashbaugh has been appointed reg
sstration clerk for the Kennewick
precinct. Every voter in the pre-
cinct both in town aud out must
register in order to vote. It must
be dore soon. Register at Ash
baugh's store or you can't vote.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-07-13

M. P. Martin. the comptroller OF
the Northern Pacific, is in town on
account of the ditch break.
F. L. Pitman, chief engineer of
the North Coast Ry, is in town
today in consultation with local
men en- right of way matters.
Charley Peters was brought up
from the surveyors camp below
Hover yesterday suffering with an
attack of appendicitis. He grew
worse after his arrival and was
taken 10 Spokane to the hospital
this morning by DR.. F. M. Crosby.
1t is probable he will be operated
upon as soon as he arrives there.
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NJ. E. Church.

''Christ our Example" will be the top
ic OF discourse Sabbath morning by the
Parton. preaching service at night
The usual Sunday School services at 10
a. m. and the Epworth League at p m.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-07-13

The lumber in our photograph
tent is for sale cheap. 1t consists Of
ID and l6 foot material. Must be
sod at once. ALLEN & MORTIFIED
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-07-13

A lot Of nice remnant at right down
prices. MRS NJ. HEARD.
STRAYED-Black mare with white
face. Weighs about $50 or 1000
pounds. Branded "LUM" on left sti-
tle. Name has beeh reached and her
tail clipped. Last seen back of Finley;
A reward of $500 will he paid for her
recovery. STANLEY PIERCE.
LOST-A yellow stag-houAd. Has
collar with name "Dick" family
scratched on it. Please report any in.
formation to this office or to A. H.
Richards.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-07-13

1t Is announced that after the lands
o: the south half of the Eolville reser-
walton are surveyed they. will be sold
ut Sl.25 per acre.
Mrs. Bennett II. Day was operated
for appendicitis Monday of this week
and is recovering nicely though very
weak. The operation was performed
at ST. Mary's Hospital in Walla WalIa.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-07-13

/ d. ). Back went to E aston. near tho
summit OF the Cascades, on fishing
trip this morning. The trout fishing
Is reported to be fine there now.
E c. Trip, the Courier's artistic
printer, accompanied by his mother.
left last Sunday night for Seattle for a
TWO weeks vacation trip In that city
and at other places on the Sound. Mr..
Iripp has been with this paper for ten
months and has certainly earned his
lay-off and recreation time.
w. 5. Haxton yesterday brought in a
tree branch about foot and half
long that had grown on it 20 nicely
ripened and uniform-sized peach plums
The fruit was of large size and fine
favor. 1t is wonderful that so many
should be found in so small space and
each perfectly formed specimen of
the fruit.
w. 5. Fox, of Waitsburg, who has
been working OH the Anon ranch west
of Richland, had the bones of his hin
broken by his horse falling on him
He started to ride to town and the
horse reared up and went over hack
wards falling on him and breaking
the hip bone IN two places. His faui.
ly is still at Waitsburg.
+. NJ. Gillette, the travelling freight
agent for the N. P. Ry went west last
night on the 9 o'clock train after spend
ing the day in the Horse Heaven wheat
fields. 1t is his opinion that there is
the largest wheat crops in years ripen-
ing there. He expects that the rails
will be laid on the new line in time to
haul out the wheat crop by December
lst, 1906.
Lester Webster and his mother came
in this morning on No. 3, the former
from Seymour. No., where he had gone
with his invalid whose death and bur-
ial occurred week ago last Sunday.
Mr.. Webster will resume his work at
the headgate for the irrigation com
pany in few days.
In addition to what We have already
published we give the following re-
garding the life Of Mrs. Webster taken
from the home paper.
Mrs. W. was the youngest child of Mr..
and Mrs. L. D. Rhodes. She was born
| March 8. 1879, was married to Mr.. Les
ter Webster Oct. % 1908, immediately
moving to the far west where she re-
manned until some three weeks ago.
The funeral took place at the nj. f.
Church at 2 O'Clock III. last Sundat
,fter which her remains were laid to
rest in the Masonic Cemetery.
Mrs. w. was a stuuncl Christian /,
girl and an ardent church worker. Her
membership was with the NJ. E. church.
south.
The Borrowing relatives have the SYM
apthy OF every body.
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From Thursdays Daily

BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Walk
er yesterday morning, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs j. M. Thatsh returned
from Horse Heaven last night.
Mrs. Lucy Bently is in Walla Walla
where she is witness in land case
Mrs. E. M. Stockman went to Medical
Lake on a visit to relatives yesterday.
Ice Cream Social, Friday evening,
on the lawn at the home of L H. Cox.
"A. Swingle reports the arrival OF
a new daughter at his home in Pendle-
ton this morning.
l. M. Dennis is building an addition
to the Blattler building which he re-
Gently leased to conduct restaurant in.
A. J. Berham, wife and daughter
Florence, left last night, for couple
of months visiting ut The DalIes, Ore
gon anb i'll California.
HIP. Hastings, of Harrinton, Wash.
Yesterday bought Amos Johnson's fine
1O-acre tract where he now lives in the
Garden Tracts. The consideration was
SIS. 900. The place has as valuable i'm
proyements as any in the valley and
makes as pretty home as one could de-
sire. Mr. johnson holds possession IN
til fall when the purchaser expects to
move here.
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From Wednesdays Daily

Rufus Fullerton returned this morn
ing from trip 70 Prosser.
The second cutting of alfalfa is being
stacked these days aud yields we'll.
Mrs. VIM. Dircksen has gone for an
extended visit to her home in Victoria,
B. C.
Mrs. Sarah GODDARD, of Redlands, Cal,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs McIntire
of Sc tion 7.
Mr. Waters and Nottingto of Great
Falls, Montana, are here looking over
the valley today.
Mrs. Ellen J. Williams went to Walla
Walla tonight where she makes final
proof on her homestead tomorrow.
Miller A. Cooper and Joe NJ. Smith
made final proof on their claims near
Finley yesterday, in Walla Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs II. w. Desgranges came
up from Kennewick to spend the Fourth
with relatives.--Rockfor Register.
Mrs. J. f. Shafer and son Willard
and Mrs. Fay F. Dean went to Tacoma
where they have rented a cottage and
will pend the remainder of the sum-
mer.
c. E. Griffith returned last night
from Walla Walla where he transacted
business in the land Office. Mrs. Grit
feth and daughter, Bernice, remained
for visit with friends in the Garden
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

LONDON - The extraordinary
success 81 YauuE Winston Churchill.
the under secretary for colonial
affairs. has aroused uEalasi him q
4ein of AaimuH remarkably strong
even fof political life lis chief
antagonist Is. Of course. that old
parliamentary head. Nr Joseph
Chamberlain. thc prutectioniat
leader Whenever there ih a Co
lonial debate. d resolves itself into
verbal duel between theae two
men
The parliamentary session is just
getting hot Tho difficulty WITH
Natal shows that all The forces 81
protecsioninf capitalists. aided b.
tho Newspapers ~ south Airicap
mtBe Owners. VII be mned "a sNf
40 feeling against the liberal Euf
eminent II Be- ihus that guunE
Winston ehHfehiil uiil have 20 aue
tain ona 81 the most important
roles IN tals cabinet Some eaf he
la the rock en- Nhleh fhe govern
meat ship sill spllt What j. mpl2
probable Is that b. himself vii
sick over the iraces aad break
away
Bat ii IL odd Tor one a no e.. per
hapa. the hardest hitter Ia British
politics. that be- ~ himself slngu.
iaflf sensitive o. cauaiie eutlciam
on this depends uhfthef his career
Nili D. short ana mafenric. a.
shethrr. Is development ~ stead.
Ter qualities. be- giii rise superior
to the sfinas and arrows Of bis al
seraaHea II hs does the latter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
SALOON BOXES
WILL BE CLOSED

elief executive as t. thin feature ~
the oieHninKup crnsade
Many Violate Ordinance.
There are number Of saloons and
Saigon restaurants which have h-sH
.flaefauuy violating the box ordi
nane.n. 900 pointed out in Tire So
on numerous occasions. aud the DE-
paffmenI intends 10 thoroughly
cleanse out these places
The officials have received 20
number ~ complaints from parents
Of girls who have been induced 20
elter saloon boxes aud drink liquor
Notwithstanding the fact that they
Wtfr under axe
Chief WappsnHidn, IN carrying
OFT tho ayowad poiicy 81 Mayor
Moore. VIII see 10 Il that such
places aie quickly put out Of busl.
ness
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.|DE To LIVE
IN SEATTLE
WHEN COLLECTOR or Gus.
Tows TURNS OVER OFFICE
HE WiLL CONE TO RECENTLY
rlPcHAsEo HoNE-oTHER
REALTY DEALS.

9 ~ l6e. at present. collector ~
customs uifh headquarters ~ Port
Toes ascend. ett make Seattle hla
hnuf after he Turns hfs office over
- Senator Harper Today he closed
tie deal FOR the possession 81 Is fine
residence IN the capitol Am dlaidcL
paying ttaoo The property II on
lfsh a. ~. between Thomas nnd
tlaffison -
Several .sfEs deals ere a. present
or FOR Pike ~ property. hut the
seattle brokers handling them were
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DEFAULT TER
IS MISSED

MILWAUKEE, Nay ss-Arsku
q nslnke assistant rscelsing is<s
iG the Marshall A uelsy hank : 1
desauissF Tor sitega sad i nllsars
Ne Ass under bonds q sass Ell
the baiancc 81 the zfaoaat ssnies ~
been guaranteed 70 the bAnk pha
therefore uiil suffer ~ loss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

Immediate and complete reports
upon all saloons in The city pariic.
uiafly With reference ~ whether
tho bones are 10 conformity viii
the law. hive been ordered from
tho individual pairolmen by chiri
al Police WaupenHieln.
The patrol going on duty ~ the
noon hour today WAS Instructed 10
have the reports filled out without
any DELAY. The same request Viii
be made 81 the men going out on
the 0ther two patrols
Hold Conference.
chief Wapuenstoin will hold a
consultation with Mayor Moore
some time thlB afternoon ni which
tho question ~ saloon boxes viii
be taken up A yet the new head
Of The police department hah had
no complete understanding With The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
ICE CREAM DIET
KILLS A MAN

LITTLE ROCK Arb. Mav -
An lufeatigaflor b. III. ~ u IA
lngioH. 0f ibo Afsauta hos,s !,
health into ne 1safh n Asps
erts 1swtIry IfdIief revealed =.
fact that Roberts bad tried q 4.
0n 10 eeHts worth u ice cream ~,
and had starved ia death
Roberts believed that fhefs -.
great deal of uaufiahmeai
cream Recently BE lad run -.
u funds and bis income peFnIs,..
him % spend only q dime : aay ~.
be Invested lu ice cream. s.ar,..
ton resulted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
LOGS BLOCK
COURSE

SAY FRANCISCO Nay s-r..
tain Ernest Bent 4 r. lsas-.
liner iloHskong which arrived nss
the Orient yssfefaaf fepots -,
bic ship ercol uttered a iasgs nsr.
be- - ioFs 90 miles asYo.d ~ ~.
alioHet sod believes hat dsyAsf
alone euabisd him % thread III ~
through them without injury e i
vessel
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Poisoned by Drugs

Don't Eaaiaan guuF system with
drugs or AFaHk your life Mufef =
surgeon AnAfe Examinations FREE
treatments ti8 monthly - expert.
snrrd physicians at kifbstlii~ Ia
fifmsfY - Gsteepaihy iIt Wash.
inFton HIsR 80
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nor r. position today h ~.
iae'a aa To their eeusumns, s,'' Ne
Residential pssl.. WI
The II e Turner ineestn..,
pHHF. which purchased nj. 20.
iiHafHH property on ara ~ p
north n Pike a.. Last aesk -. laM
poo. have 1een busy yssts,ss.. ~.
TODAY aiih residential dol. "a
Capitol 1871 deals 80 sss,ih sif
lafFest made u y Paints, =
h1nKht Tor 1890 lois 10 -. asa
block ~ DDlffeF wa,,s " 2
bought Dot o. block 90 n, ~
y T. tiHNlrF fpf { zoo ~. ~
Dot y block %. ana J q R9 s.ssl
nov the r'ra'Haaf gf iess Is sse !. :
block g. paying therein, s
Orlando Hlly ard Elspeo 80
bought lotto z1 and q bloes aais
Dot II IN block ~ fgf u .se ~ y. !.
200 respectively. =.
George HWphg has pufebs....
z and Boo block g. u. n 49, -
Home addition for 1000 1ii
MOVING Fast.
The II r Turner fages,,u,,,
pauY i91ny sold 10 West 4 No.. -
for "A client OF the latter, f
block Z Bells SIKH ad9,liss I
$3.50 Tho property uas -, .
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hift - Hfsaa "a ~ sHH 90 TIE. tf afHzH5
sasHat asHa
t'ets fHa $40 Mas ffHH I'D e nsss
go fsM easa a. We telHta
faeH ts4sf aH uNfE4 eAk raf fias
fftas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

not an the vhirRey silli remain.
ing ia British liberalism VII be-
able 20 prevent this brilliant sou 81
an American mother from beeafninE
the ldolized leader % British Dc.
mncfaey
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toe sAls=AeasAeSzesr,lcs.a


q 200 acres e. affes cleared o. more
Hiashtd rMFaai oFrhHff. fine D. ft.om
hanaa tHfHa thla land caH alaa ~ cut
un Wtr y ~ - acre tracts this place viii
fiHF in value tefN rapidly iaeHiph about
Wiira fium Kirkland
. ia a. aafsA 3 asfta lmlfaead 10
aefss under cultivation. u Hutf tfasa. a
Heud plasisfsd heuss. HoHi harm snd
uthsf nnituiiaiHHa ru0d veil and finr
fHhninH ttteaHf. owner fa iraftuS thu
gauutfy and Hsuat coll 90 onee
= go o. acres h acres Improved iel
ffuit tfvcs. SEED house harm ana either uuis
hHiidlnFu head - cattle i hafss huH
atuNt 70 chickens = Eund wfit. and aisH
a iins stream running thruush the pisre
hueHff NHNan and an aihsf kinds ~
fafhlha tNois Enad cream SEPARATES.
81 $40 a. arHsH ia aefva eiaafaA EUod
small hnHsr sassf barn. araut ha bnafinH
fruit trees Team a hnfsea g eaus sufie
shtghsns al Kinds - fafmiha implements
ufoMaNoa a EUtgkHuN.
tlo e. Washington tiak
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ToR sALH-REAL ESTATE.
.ass=asseasassHs-ssssHs - .ssazazHsssHszass
VIRTUE

ron HAtr
y soa Na jui NadiHaa rath ADD to faaaa
strictly tnndefu haIHr roo this n 81
wait ihs sias sHa tisr
d SO Na rs 5 uafaH noaefn. hsiiaaii
place aisa tsetns nuIist a. u 90
essh balance - suit
W hat, sums fias homes f"r sale a.
tsssanahis prisrs ssA Zoe uaf Hat go
tfuahts a. show.
WEST HHArTtE
urrrH osnsfs silt sccspt soy fssssn
Ats uffsr faf 10 lhnlas HrTrs ~ piatiiHs
yea can SCI ihis 81 nsurs 'hai slu aan
bic yum mionst ~ fNtHlhnA ihls summer
ttea No 10 ~ eas 81 those sless.ia
acre traeis
% 60 Ne ~ ~ srrys nttis further
pat. wfh fies ftse'
uUHtNUaa CHANCES
q aad No ui Fef ia fdffus rn Fitst ~
fsaF lrass 81 81 80 fnnnth. Fisafs
80 o. $50 rsf naanth isast ssn -
ssisHisd 10 Fssfs. tafus
u sas No ~ Liesfp s,shis pFe.sai oun.
essis Hsefe capital hsn iH'stssi y
DESIRED
- SO ~ stsatinS sailsfr sisariss
% 80 daF
TWO nsArw
q 80 SO 20 e7rae siaua hest laeaiian
3. '. 49, a.. 5.s.ss .' ~. ss' 81.
l. Hohsf naksf
q go No - HaHsfH ratior sas stssf
sfand Guina - aaf husiaess isass
aist sti.nss Z aFhis fog raaassi fha
saaihsf taF nss isis = Seattle hss
HHaHiar Hoasss - hasiasss easassss
FrRsiunnn murnE
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g. haft tats = hsffarf flaes e street. rafs
81 tetieaa aaas farniss est*s n 49,
sna fissoa tastHsss tsfs. e. sae uersk ~
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stis iass isssat - this a4s. - as-n
80 - risss... comE or f8ntr ~.
sili nsfsr essHss n get h af rHEE
HACK e safarH sr insaifs - hsw taiis
-, ,.a,e'sas E go ~ s.,,ss o., =
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illtlsins z eeeasa telaF -tf
fhsan n tres haasa fafm5saTs fwe
ffsss caes = asflnE hsrs ONLY frs -
'' 80. s. .a.sss .s a. =. $500 =. 7.
fhfinfsr iefsf 81 raofa saststrs y
rtniss tt~s II
. t15-G1ls 49, Is f1hlI1flK Al h -
NFatian o. feet ah hratFFafd tfnorn
lsusg iaffaf OBJ ffaft sFsas s~ss
o 10 t.ns acre u nslsrG t~s tsass. frsu
bartnf era q HsHsafl sdirln
3 80 sis TT aafr.f eiib aEisf - nts
Az gaHstal iun Aaaaian oppa
ct,sails aa.il "a, + i' rs 'a''''''s
q tao freanf n#Hsrn faasse sfasa 20 car
sooe tsaftse tsm aash. taiante a.
fhafs 81 rsr cent
8 co. Nre ffaaf1 n.ftsrH saf5sss anh
vratstfaststfa visr Z las wash
q. i.Hf.a go a.eg.isle'
irgfHn4 aa Hafnirr ffsishfs
lUf.lsr aefs o. iaks washfnsten water
o. aos-it fsst safnss 81 afssa tAas frass
ms 81 Haf STE Has thls 40
W uAssEn a IS
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Tea Ets b WaFfHIs FIsf 49, Ia 4
al Ha.a 49, u
q ivy rhraa = sc r.ost sbaizs iaraiian
b SsWeil. b. uafiaa 81 r
n FEn CIV fN0oWr rHorfWrT
We hafs snse ls.L siifss iies irggHls
5ssrs paFfHE ahase iarans n s safs
snf irrrraslns . Eslle.
PACIFIC fNNEFf Mfsf go
Ml WshrI ulis tes HsHHHf Az
IiUVaE KND WEff- ~
VH ~ saa1 terms close e. Ftafef
$50 o. aefsa near Rlesrtaa. unln
me- sare 80
W , rATrEs ss rsene nloss
A., ''s .sg ge.f y ~. Re sessrns.,.'
terms This e TIE beet fuH section 81
thr state an3 iha sau fs taattirss Get
81 tsfats the ditsh is completed ard make
VAN 4 IRELAND
ta hallsv Nlds =
p. .. O. ~. Il. s. ~. Z. - is, 49, :.
srosm strictly modern queen Anne
q 10. can't - tait ~ The meHsfl ust
AZ > tloes 60 car, foorns. modern. .. 10
tarIuf
fooms riass - car $40 terms
rooms fuaaefn close % car ~ CO.
rngHna modern. flHsr 60 car q df0
Terms Fhnnef MzrH az ind fta
EMHfHE HEAIrT go
THuffH A arr FHfIta Hfn
EEW nrIF ONES
$50 era % HHHr terms an srHs ~ ruf
shoisa buys r. acreage. farm iands snd
CONS IN ard iaok over our lief tsfors
buying
HERBERT 81 UPPER
faafI#fa z. Hrurruan HlHfH
Cor EifHl and Cherry
g urf mfHfh hHFs hrauflfHl tote af tlrseu
takc ana - hsip FuH build a home Stop
pc Firs rent
n n pEETfsHH
81 Arcade
rof Sale fiouss ana tot marine VisW
/ Rar particulars call T. fcit rs
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addressed care The stat"
RATEs FoR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS, sifuA.
TON WANTED, Htlf
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Some Good
BUYS

rs so-H aui buf aHali ioom hepse
SEQ ieit sHh tsfn aua Ehiehsu lafdl lftss
tasn tsflHa
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The Real Thing iol
BOYS

Papa. the Little Acorn y tie ri
shoe for boys They look - difss-
out from the others ana wear q
welt They say they are iBei Ia
the Old Oak shoe. oniy arzHu'
You can set them only 81 he Nat
Shes Store. sas FIRST az. ."
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arvorn W. JONES TO opeAN

Reuben W Jones. the original
champion ia the Washington legias
lnture IF thc direct primary. has
.bocu invited 90 address the SECOND
ward Direct Primary club this even
inE ai OitmHn'a hall. on gan aY =
This II the clubs second monthly
meeting
W. q. hutchinson Co. so suits
This week We are specializing on
"a SEQ suit splendid quality hand
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