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THE DALLAS HERALD, TUESDAY MORNING. FEBHUAIiY 14, 1 S2.
NOW
FIRE.
MARINE.
DEXTER Rr. TPF.RaTTQortTvT
ass. . ska W lJrW WXl
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS I
Office. No. 707 Main St. nn ' m" u
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IKE LOEB & "RPn A LL0
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After taking an inventory of our stock it is our custom to go through our goods select
out the Broken Lines and Odd Garments, determine their Cash" Value to us and mark them
accordingly. The tremendous husinpss w An mrl nut- rlod ii
cj j " "u uui uv.oii iu aLv
chaser compels us to frequently "Break" a Suit by selling from it the
, auu uma at me
number of what we call
vuwv, uuu uoviu. iu
iv lio, ciuvi vv UOUclliy
at about one-half cost Drice.fThe snmp tli
in any particular style of
uu auu pco ru wucu ib mc uuus to you mat we nave not a lull assortment of the
other sizes ? Having determined what these various lots of
Odd Goats, Odd Pants, Odd Vests, Odd Suits, Odd . Overcoats,
Are worth to us in cash the quicker we get the money for them the better off we are, and to carry
"" out this idea we will offer for sale, beginning
TO-DAY, JANUARY 2 1ST,
itiot only these tremendous lots of Odd Garments, but also our entire stock of Winter;ciothing at the
priceawijehwe have decided to value them when we took an account of stock.
iiunuL on
ABUT. AL AND DEPAKTUKK OF Tit UNS
AT DALLAS.
"HOD BTU N A TEX AS CENTRAL.
(HOUSTON TIM K.)
uuinu mdhtii.
. 9.4.1 a. m. Depart 10.00a. m.
HUH a. m. lcpart 10.15 p. m.
UUINO HOIIT1I .
. R.1IS a. m. I Depart Ill a. m.
j110 p. m. Depart 4.8ft p. m,
TKX AH & PACIFIC.
(jKKKKHMON CITY TIMR.)'
Arrive..
Arrive . .
Arrive..
Arrive..
UOINU KAHT.
No. 4 Arrive ..V . m. I Loaves, . . .
No. '."O Arrive 8. 44 i. in. Leaves, . . .
7.20 a. m.
. -UK) a, m.
GOINU ITWT.
No. 1 Arrives 8.10 p. in. I Leaves 8 40 p. m.
Niv Arrives H.1U a.m. I Loaves. s 11a. iu.
21 DALLAS A WICHITA. " "
Arrive 10.80 . m. I Depart. ...V.'a.'a) a. m.
Arrive. JJ0 a. m. Depart. u.7 00 p. m.
' ' TRUNK LINK. J
Arrive. .....10 00a. m. Dcpitri 8 00s. in
CHICAGO, TEXAS A MEXICAN CENTRAL'
Loaves 8.30 a. in. I Arrive . ... . 7.10 p. in
LOOK HERE
Juit received tho following vnrlultciof
LNtUMiKt'tt;
Vienna, Serbelat, Ham Roll
and Tongue.
Cioamry nmt Onshon Butter alway on hand.
Ppoclid reittii'tlim In vanned goods. HuiiKiirtau
puietfl and fitney
Flour at Lowest Rates.
Make a apivlnlly of Whirl ami 1 Iqnora. (ilvo
til a call belore purelinihig eln here.
LOEB & FREIBERG,
AT T?XXJ
Market Drug Store
Arnica Jcllr. Iron Dlitera. Cum Hm.r
tarrh Cure, Coniih Hyrupt, ( nllery ami Toilet
uuuui in irawn vantiy. BIO Nalu Hirvcl.
R. F. EISENLOHR,
J2- Apothecary.
HIDKVALK MOTES.
Farnion any that Hie Hoods have tlmiwn
them back in tilowimr.
The Trinity river hai fallen, md Uiewater
uu ntTuvu iruiu me turiipiae.
Bt. Valentln day the day People lend
' token of their love, and vent their
A Inr.re crowd of ladle and ircntlemen
warnieu me nrui(re runuay ailcrnoon to
see the turbid Tfliiltv.
There li talk among the ninrclianu to
, van HiniiinK to ueviao oivani lo bulltl
aUeet croaalii, even If they have to build
thent at their own ettiena
T oent taint have thrown a (rood
....... v,t.,.u uuiui poviunu. ana I
force l now buy along the dlllemit raU
Mad line, putting them In position.
Tha telegraph line along the Chicago
TITU A UhUii Cnnlr.1 .Hl..l - .7.
der cnmtruclion from here to Cleburne, will
be completed In about tlilrtv dava.
The repubtirani are ruatllng to nuke the
Annvntitlnn. In h h.l.l V.... wM.,i. . i .
Ztd.s iiicccaa. Thoe of thii city meet
jM.ua '"! iw cneap iraniporta
L. H. Wilier wm lined 3 and coit by
'""' nrj renremay, mr railing to work
oflenee, wot diecliarged, being over the age
required,
larit "I"! General Oano. hti
KHaJf'- likrell went boaf
Jtfcjdoc on the Trinity river and iim
ciubc ui me season, we una ourselves in
ODD GARMENTS. These Garments
iuc uuyci db mcy wouiQ
"TAKE THEM
Suit or Overcoat. Now if the Suit or Overcoat should be the size
sniiKcs cloven rotton-lail rabbits ami thir
teen ducks. Tlii'ir piunu wus fouiul llont
iiiH ibiwii llio Btrenm on Iolm and raits
framed by tho palheritig ot sticks.
County ooiiiinis9ioni,r8 court was in wm
lion yesterday alternoon. Tiiey traiiHacted
routine buxiuetts, but Tailed lo take any
action ret-Minlinc tbu irnliiliition.
Cunstablo lladdcx'k. of ureeiiiot No. -I.
brought in ami lodged iu juil yestorduy
John 8t rat ton, who had nkiiiped 'a lino of
.; itirnirrvinuu lustol. ilu
jii Cleburne.
Tho Hew lUDscribers to tho Telenlnmc
yeiterpay were: Martin .t I. Claes, Ko.
'M Main street; K. K. Kueliltliau, No. 700
I'oiiunerce street, City laundry; fi), Mnver.
Kliu street !rr !,ll.
Leslie (i.idd was un heforo 1 nlte 1 Siatea
Coinuiisiiioner.ML'Cornilekvesterday, on tlie
clmre of nbstraetiiiK a letter frnin tlie post
olllce, and was bound over in the sum of
f.n), winch he Rave.
untho.Mol bebruarytlio ladies of the
Hebrew Benevolent association will rjivc
nn eiilorlainment and ball for the benelit of
Coiire);atlou Kmaiiu-Kl. Madame Jarley
Will be present with her wax-works.
a mil named tinner mado an attack on
lllie TMUsdnle. several vears lii hinl.ir
Hunday.wlieu the latter cut'liini in tho throat
with a knlle, Indicting a serious wound.
line is an exemplary boy otut not Inclined
10 nc an(!ressive.
Tlio east-bound nassenirer train. No. 1.
was late laj unlay tiiKlit and did not roach
m m mini i. ii oiovk Dumiay iiioriuni;. i lie
bridufe ocr Drnsbv Fork creek imd aniili
elisht imi.ei, owing to the heavy rains, and
nm mini awaiicu repairs oeiore crossing.
a. I'ysieroacii sou was eircunieised
Sunday according to tbn rites ot .Imliiisin
1 here was a Inrno company ol ladies and
gentlemen present mid the event was eelo
braird ill the usual
of wine and wit and tlie guests were fcusted
iu lonuy style.
TUG TKXAH
Marrlugo Aid Aseorlalioii of l)lla, Texas
Ineiirporntril anil Managed by a Number
of tlie Lending ClUicne am) lluliiem Men
of the City of UhIUs,
It will be tho nlil.vl nf il.l. :.t....
iiiurrniKii, pniiunie virtuo nnu
economy, and endow liouiesnf the voting.
l lie directors and incorporators nroV. ll.
I.einmon. V. 11. Tlininna. W It lril....
M. Tern'. A. ('. Anlrov. V. M i-,v,.i-...n'
J. 11. ranklln and T. 8. Uuriiett. Tlie olli-
oirsare, w. Jl. I.einmon, president; C. M
I'erry, vice-president: V. II. l'rml.or
business manager; T. H. Hurnett, assistant
uiisiiiess manager; A. u. Anlrev, secretary,
ami V. II. Tlmm ' '
AnV IlimiMrrtAil k-IiIim a. .1.11.1
i ' ...,,,t .i-,B,.,, ,. liiiiu rnn
become a member for .VUU. No one nerson
can hold more than five shares, each of
wiucu ensi an, ana uraws (W cent per dav
each. Eighty per cent, of assessments fs
placed in tho marriage fund for tho benelit
... m iimair uoiuers, ami wm always be ex
hailsted bofnen an i.M..i,taiil ...111 u .....i
- - - . i n ll. ui-iiiaiii-,
len nor rent, nf l- --.... i
inking fund for the benelit of certificate
nun irn percew. oi assessments is
need for the expenses of the association. An
assessment of 1 on each shire Is made at
every surr mr. tinlna ii.m . i .
' ,,, , . ' ,.,v pui tiu. un iinuu
be snmclent to meet the demand of the
nrrinaa, out no assessment Is had so long
as the no per cent, fund Is on liaid. No
dues are required. No assessment Is greater
than one dollar.
in rase of failure to hurry within two
thousand days from the date of member.
Illlli. at tha ellilrsllun nr H..i 1.
eerllDcala hl.l will i ii IT I
anoaseasment Will be made, u In com of
7'
Paranna dmlrlna twlitA,. ..it-i.
tit ,""'B -i.i"ii mm piiiiriiori
wlU see or address the Asililant liusiness
HRtiBCfTa
For general InformaUon. call at the office
Of tht Association, or address the Becre.
llrT. Atinllrsmnlsi fn IA.- t .
Mf!?!., ri,ht'No, 4,
fii sireet Dallas
oe naci we a lull line
IN STOCK
A
m
TUTTI
11
1UM till
env HOTS.
1'. 8. and 0. F. at m Main street.
Bee Jus. Mcncxcr, lie sells groceries at
cost.
Call at once at the ;reat bankrupt sale at
Gli Llm street.
J'llO Ollicil I'ovdrnn alrnol la ,l
poplar resort In town.
The Ollico will give you nothing but the
nest liquors over its bar.
Teas mid fanev mml. nf mll..u. .nm
........ j n,,,,. .Liiiiuvi,
for cost, at Jos. Aleiicier s.
llankriiiit null, al ill? VI... ..M...I 111
goods must be sold iu W days.
If you tre particular about what vou
rmk, go to Joe's Furlor saloon, No. '107,
.ainar street.
Arit v.i .(.I.1! If . , T . ti.i
...v tt en, iu juu a 1 nrior
saloon, on cast l.amar street, between Main
and Kim streets.
(iO ntlil sen Orp'a liin.i.lna a,.I
berore buying elsewhere, or send for price-
ItcSt clllllWe 111 (111. U'f.pl.l I., miva .nAw
buy groceries ol Jos. Menczer.
1 he very best of drinks, made by expe
rienced mixologists, are to bo had at Joe's
in km mimou, 101 1, lunar street,
D.l Hill l.o I, nil, Till i.,, ..it .......... 1
J os. .M eiucer's slock of groceries,;hcfero you
atij -Jidl -I lilltTi
KvprVOt.P Tlllrt Alalia in ,1... .1 rsvi TJ't
MrtTt will bo i)ro.spntoil with a comic vult'ii
lino by AMrii)ii.t Walter.
JilH fl 1'nrlnr Ritlin Vn luT T
street, takes the cake. It Is nobbv, and the
drinks dispensed at that bar ore pure and
concocted to a (Juccn's taste,
Tho markets nro null 1..,m r .1.1
and trulls, but you can get the best canned
varieties, mm wull .,l..l...a ..1...1 1..... 1
, '," i-n 1.1.3, i'is ii-ui. 111111
evorv de hcacy 11 the grocery line at A.
'v," "t aUUlll OltVITl.
A tmmtnniit pl(Ut. .... .1 ....
he bought all of his procorien from A. Jloml
.V In Mnlii atM... .1.... 1.. 11 .
. I ' A . "v,.",,u 110 "an no
trouble after leaving his order, as his onler
"""""J" promptly niiea ana sent home.
"Eat, drink and be merry, for to-morrow
you may die," is what tho crowd that
throngs Joe s Parlor saloon looks at it.
lliey know that there Is tine liquors, cigars
and a superb lunch always to be found
there.
1 1 . , , . ...
. riisiicu iceii.-uiHs. corn and barley
crushed Is economical, heiilthlul and better
mr uorsea nnu cows man whole grain.
: .....m... , n.iuuiiT umi irrilB
manufactured at Fulton's corn-mill, Tat-
Owlpu to tho ftcnrclty of count rv protluco.
Ing counties lost week to buy all the butter
till il.AU ..!. I It... I II a .
-.. swa Hiyi iviiiii iiiiu. 11 wan not mucu
day received a line lot of both, whicb you
ua.i ueiier secure Delore It Is all sold.
l'mfcssor C, Haas, Ibrmerly cfShrcveport,
Louliiana, will give lessons on the piano
organ, violin, harp, ilther and guitar. Ills
I!!".? re 011 oond floor In 8. Mover s
bll 111 ni nn Vln. .U.. i.. I .,
above named Instrument for his pupils.
Onlpra ran alan l.n ..lit. f a. J-..1
' " v. IV li nnu k IWI IV OOlli
Douglas Bros., merchant tailors, take
pleasure In announcing the receiptor a
lorge and well selected Invoice of spring
gooils In meilinm and light weights. The
designs in suitings are really new. and In
brightness of color, texture and finish, sur
pass anything heretofore produced bv the
best designers. In dress material and fanry
trimmings the most critical taste can find
satisfaction.
Med need lrieee.
The entire stock of millinery, cloaks and
tulls below cost at the new llaiaar, Tt Kim
m1". K. BAl'MAK,
Manager.
W MeClellaa,
The leading photographic artist of Texas.
Invites visitors to the city of Dallas and the
traveling publlp to call at his studio, 70J
Main streel, and critically examine hissr-
I.IIQ ayp. y
- uiiiuiuudic every pur-
Pants, the Coat or the
possession ot a laro-e
are in every respect as
ot sizes, but they are not
5
TTV
mm
WHAT IS IT?
Would you have something ever)' one fimcles
A something Hint's lnsUiiKund neat ?
Then ko ask. while you can muml at Clnueey'j
tor those drawers, duuble -lined lu the sent.
They'll out-wear oilier kinds, taking chances
That underwear ever must meet.
So don't fall to ai-k, when near Clancev's,
Kor those drawers, double-lined In the teat.
lie. has collars and cniTs to all fancies,
And shirts quite tix aw fully neat.
Cravats too, yun'll lln.l them at Cliincey's,
And those drawers, doiililu-lincd hi the sent
Gents' famishing goods of all branches,
A stock that is lull and complete.
alw ays can And round at Claneey's.
ilh those drawers, douliUi-llned Iu the ot.
Still to the Fore.
Tho Hoard of Trade saloon, corner ol
Main and Austin streets, Messrs. Purdy it
Randall proprietors, Is still to the Tore, and
to tho tore in all things. Having been re
paired and thoroughly renovated, Ihcro is
not now in all Texas a handsomer, cosier sa
looli. It is, indeed, in its beautv, in tlio
taste displayed in Its ornamentation, a lil
ting teniplo for tho iisthetlciil. The li(.
tiors and wines, Imported and domestic, are
the cremo de la crenie of the rich offerings
rf ltaeclins toman. Willi splendid billiard
tables and pure liquors, and pleasant, gen
ial proprietors, how can the lloard of Trade
be otherwise than the place ol all tlio city?
COAL I COAL I C0AL1
The only JIcAUster
INDIAN TERRITORY COAL
Now Being Bhlpped to this City Is
FOK SAI.R AT
DALLAS COAL YARD, . .
Corner of Jackson and Lamar Streets,
Those wishing todeal In futures or cotton
grain or pork, can do so in as small or large
miantities as they desire, at the olllce of tlie
Texas Cotton and Gral Exchange Com,
pany. Margins required only 1 perbalo
on cotton, lo per bushel on grain, aVper
barrel on nnrlt. wiili nrlvilmm t ,....!..
; "i --I : ,u iiiuii(iii
at any time before margin is exhausted.
ltll.lmt.a ,l,in. .IIm.,1 m-1.1. V-m X-...1. V
......... v... u...w uncv, nnu 1 UIK, .CW
Orleans or Chicago, when desired. Direct
all communications lo A. J. Whkki.ock.
Manager Board ot Trade Ilootus, Dallas,
a .a
Iniportaiit to Know!
that In all throat, chest and lung trotp
l,leanltl. frlinni,lnn.,..l. ...I. ..7. - .
n.iti'MilM,-v,iis:ii, nniiiiuii, coil
suniptloii. etc. even s single dose of pp.
Acker's English Itemedy will relieve the
worst symptoms of distress, it Is pleasant to
take, may be given to tho youngest child,
and guarantees cure In every case. Trial
'iT01'.' ,u oents. itegniar sizes (sicts,
and 1. ror sale by V. H. l'attcrson A Co.
the reachstone Liniment men.
Rare Chance,
Ions, ladles' wear, ribbons, satins, plusiies,
tips, plumes, hair goods and fancy orna
ments at half ppice at the Ladles' Sew Ua
soar, "uu Elm street.
K. Dai-mak, Manager,
ThelrOwn fake
The Veargan Itros. have on tap at (heir
stand, corner or Main and Lamar itreeis,
pure apple elder of their own make. It Is
delicious, hut go and try It lor yourself
They also have for sale superior lot of
blackberry plants.
A large crowd of ladies and gentlemen
are seen dally leaving their orders fop gro
ceries to be sent to their residence! by A.
Uond A Co. 'a lightning express.
The poice It one of the most popular
places In North Tessa. Nothing but the
Bnest Liquors. VS lues and Cigars kepi.
Pon't fi.ll to eiamlne II. r.lmmermsn's
spring stock before leaving your order else
a here.
COMMISSION
Sole Agent for F. F ALU'S
ciiii nil mi it
THE BEST AND FINEST IN THE STATE,
716 ELM ST., DALLAS. TEX
W. A. RODGERS'
IVEW CARRIAGE REPOSITOl?Vr
CARRIAGES, HUGGIES AM) SPRING TVAGOXS, X0. 400 FLM STP.pr
A full line of tho latest styles bought of first hands, in ear-load loU at the I..,
and sold accordingly. " lowest cash prCa,
Agent for the Celebrated North Buggy and the Celebrated Cliirax
Spring Wagon.
H. R. RODGERS, Salesmen.
B. M. BOND & BRO.,
412 XOlxxi St, , Dealers in. Pnncv
Groceries, Canned Goods, Etc.,
OAETEE
Printers andBook Binders
No. 413 Elm Street, Dallas. Toas.
HEREFORD and WARRICK
I'ltOIMtlMTOliS '
EUREKA SOAP WORKS,
-DALLAS,
Brands-Cyclono, Palo Olive, Carbolic, Ertra Olivo.
CsmunAC nil .l.,u.t..ll...,n ...1 I i .
u ,Wsv... m w,1)UU,m uikvii lui'xrnnnm'
H. HAMILTON,
DEALER IN
l'AllW, OILS,
yi an mpor. nrture rramcs.
NO. 816 ELM STREET,
AM. ew t:rn.
Tlie true secret ol lnimiini'ss Is nnrfi'ct
livnltli, wbieli enables tlie individiiiil so en
joy lil'o, and iittnin competency and con
luninieiit. tlio martyr to dyspepsia, In
continual misery, is without liopo in tlie
pursuit ol'business or pleasure, and realizes
that existence yields only failure. Jlut a
new era has come, and good health is as
siired, with positive relief Irom tlio ills ir
indigestion and torpid liver, by the use of
Dr. Aeiler's Dyspepsia Tablets. They are
very nice, try them. Only 115 and 50 cents,
in handsome boxes, l'or sale bv W. 11.
l'attcrson it Cy., the I'caclistotie iJiniinent
moil.
Dlitiiionils,
Watches, lllorks. Jewelry, Silverware, etc.,
at Austin's Jewelry store. A line lot of the
above mimed goods have lust arrived. Tlie
finest and handsomest Diamond and Pearl
lockets ever brought to Dallas have arrived
anil selling at prices Irom $10 to $175. Go
and examine before buying. Kemember
1112 Main street, older than the oldest jow
elrv house in Dullas.
.
Tliry IMeass the I'libllo
The tirand- Windsor bar, under Its new
managers, Messrs. John K. llogiin and
Oeorgo Waller, is fast becoming the resort
of that class of customers who appreciate a
well-conducted saloon, and who, when they
patronize a bar, want nothing but the best
foods that can be served to tho public,
iognnit Waller starlit! out determined to
have no superiors in their lino of business.
8.
Elm Exchang.
Toimnrnvo our health ami strengthen
your body is t drink pure and tine whisky,
brandy, gin. sherry, port, and above all the
genuine juice of the grape, Hungarian
wines. Our liquors and wines are of the
finest tlninvstio and Imported, ami we ask
the public only fork trial to substantiate
our assertion. Gmxksman A Co.,
Elm Exchange QU Kim strut
ttPiiienitier,
The stock of millinery, fancy goods and
ladies' wear bought by K. dt A. Millennial
at assignee) sulo will be sold at reduced
prli-e to make room for a new spring slock
at the ludies' new llaiaar, "ml Kim street.
E. liAt'MAN,
Manager.
ClentilliiMS Is Health.
The most elegant anil comfortable bath
rooms in Dallas, warm ami nicely carpeted,
everything cleun and neat, are to be found
at Lee Culm's, 01 J Muin street, opposito
Hanger Druthers, at the low price of twenty.
Ave cents.
. i
To all my old friends and natrons I wish
to say that 1 ran and will sell boots, shoes,
gaiters, slippers, etc.. as low as the lowest.
Cheap for cash. I will be pleased to see all
my friends. H. I'age. "OH Elm street, Dallas,
Texas, Hoots and shoes made from meas
ure and repairing done on short notice.
li. rage, boot and shoe store. 708 Elm
street, has a large line of goods for holiday
iry uni u-s; silt II u suppers.
" always carnnt
ol hie own work and Eastern niaka.
new
M. Rosenthal A Co. are selling below
actual cost their stork of Kali and Winter
Millinery, Ladies' I'lidervear, Notions and
lancy Goods to makernorn for spring sink.
Mliydoslltlie best people of Dallas ea
t Iraddork'sT Decanse there they get
what they want.
When you come down town to your
office, step Into A. Uond Co.'s.and leave
yenr memorandum for groceries, and they
will have them home for dinner.
Try some or that real old whisky at The
Olllce. "
Orr sells alt itvleent Oncord tlde-errlnc
bnggiea. fiend for hit Illustrated catalogue
ami price-list.
MERCHANTS.
Fine Wines, Brandies, Whiskies
& GIBSON.
TK.XAS.-
iof soflp, or boiiR it; wncon will ntll If imtillfxl
AVINDOAV Cil.ASH.
Wall Tapering a specially.
toVl5i DALLAS, TEXAS.
Craddnck don't allow any beef-neck steaks
in his house, lie uses porter-house ud
tender-loins only.
All kinds of game always on bandit
Craddock'8 Restaurant.
AbscSutely Pure.
Thli nn w i. or li or wr varlm. A msnete'
I'tiniy, am'iiKtn sun wiloieMiinrin-.".
economlrnl than the nnllnarv khuK slid rsnn"
lie sold In riiiiiii'tlilnn wltb tlie mltlt""
owtcst. short Height, slum or phiwensw P""'
,1mm Unl.1 An). I lUlitCS nlW
der Co Nuw York
A. J. ROSENHEIM'S
tjnotntlons, February . kji
(llnirer i'rt'servvi. nu i niisrLur t .ft a n4'
""". ... v.
i iiuriHT's llvserres. In two pninni esn
Tliiirtn-r's Amragiis. large esiimf ''"B
Tlnirln-r's Tine Annies, Uc per ran. ,
Nenuliie California Fruits, 87 amH(,,0,ca
Whllaker llama, IV a puiind.
Cyclone Flour. J XI per sack.
Crow Patent Flour, J 75 per sack.
Cniirertloiirr'a A Hugar, UHe a (wiina.
Canary lllrd Foo.1, Uo a pat kage.
JlocMng Hint Food. 4i' a Jar. . . M
Hoyal ami .'rice's linking rewders, f I
pound can. .
We aim keep lower grades than the abare.
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