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SOME HANDSOME BUILDINGS.
Far Stores And Residences Are Be
ing Erected in Goldfield.
Since lumlier has begun coming in.
work i* prtitfre«tsiiiff on K**vrrnl lnin«lrt'<i
residences ami store buildings ns fast ns
boards nnd shingles can lie bought,
begged or borrowed from the lumber
mm. ,
Ingalls. Shirley A Fesler rre budding
what will probably l>e the handsomest
building in town, it is linilt of stone
and when finished will be 27l$x8H feet
nnd two stories in height. The gniy
sandstone front, with arched windows, is
very attractive. The post-office will he
ilownstnirs anil the upstairs will lie a
large hall.
The large 'dolie building which John
Petersnu is erecting on Lou Finnegan s
lot also gives promise of being very
handsome and' substantial when fin
ished.
Albert S. Wntson is now on the second
l story of a two-story rooming bouse
which lie is erecting on the corn r of
Fifth anil Hall avenues. It is built of
’dobe nnd when finished the 22 rooms
will lie in great demand.
Matt Graham iserectiugn 14 room ’dobe
house on Columbia street. Matt also
intends to put more of the money he
made mining and leasing into 'dobe
bouses which he Will rent.
E. L. Mim« A ' o. nre pushing work on
a commodious office building the second
door south of Thr Nf.ws office.
Directly opposite. Finn'erry A Perry
nre finishing n building in which they
will have an up-to-date restaurant.
Work on the Enterprise block to be
erected on the corner of llamsev avenue
nnd Columbia street, will soon start. It
will contain four stories and it' offices.
Helinlz A Co. nre just finishing a
handsome 6-room''s1one cottage on First
street.
LOCAL NEWS NUGGETS.
For diamonds go to Blakeslee's. *
But a lot in OoldflydiV ..id! *
TVo JV<I) printing at this office.
Ira Fanoher onme out from Tonopah
Tuesday.
L. L. Patrick left Monday for San
Francisco.
Samuel C. Adams arrived’from Denver
last week.
Tim ' anion, of Grand Junction, Colo.,
came in last Sunday.
To mnke money in renl estate, go with
the crowd. Goldfield is IT. t
Howe & Meaoham. undertakers and
embalmers. 70 ' Main St. Goldfield. *
Pete Snmuelson, the Htage man, was
in camp last Sunday.
W. T. Cuddy and his big'fiyr coat ar
rived from Tonopah ' onday.
Ike Bees-- and J. W. II rnfeld are re
cent arrivals from Victor. Colo.
Fok Sale A good lot on Main street.
Phenix Addition. Inquire at this office.}
Work on The News building is hung
up ♦fvujKy’nrily wailing for Hooting.
Dozens of substantial Mobe duellings
going up in Goldfield. Buy n lot now! }
A. Caroliu will furnish lime in any
quantity. Leave orders at the News
office. *
E E. W^ye^l, of'San Frauojseo, is a
recent arrival whq is looking tor n busi
ness location.
Dr. H. C. Hall, of Los Angeles, was
in camp this week. He left for bis home
on Tuesday.
Bev. F. II. Robiuson left Tuesday for
a short trip to Sac urneuto and his home
in Berkeley, Calif.
A. ,T. Trimble arrived from Seattle
Sunday night to look at “the greatest
gold camp ever known.”
Locatipp’Notices and Certificates of
Location (for recording) for sale at The
News office. *
Mrs Leola Leon, Civil War Nurse and
Tailoress. Tent rear of Wells-Fargo of
fice. Goldfield. }
M. M. Van Fleet, a prominent samp
ling works man of Cripple Creek, is in
camp with a view of investing.
Bodies shipped to al-1 parts of the
globe by Howe & Veacbam. the Gold
field undertakers. 760 Maiu street, f
Write D. G. Doubleday, Rialto build
ing, San Francisco, for sheet showiug
prices on all Tonopah-Goldfield stocks—
actual market prices. Its free. *
B. L. Johns of tlje Goldfield Mining
company left San Francisco last Sunday
morning for Washington, D. C.
Tom Kelley, who was foreman for a
long time on tyie January lease, came back
Sunday after a vacation spent in Keuo
“Dick” Dillon, who formerly owned the
Little t^hief. Forest. City and other big
mines in Leadvilje, Colo., lias come to
Goldfield, where good mines are opened
up almost daily.
Write I). O. Doubleday. Rialto build
ipg, San Francisco, for slitet showing
prices on ail Tonopah Goldfield stocks—
actual market prices. It’s free.
H. A. MeKini, a well known merchant
of Eureka, is moving his stock and will
ojicn stores at Tonopah and Coluinb a.
Ifjti is highly thought of in Eureka and
will lie welcomed lo this neck of the
woods.
Arthur Allen has taken charge of
Byotli’s photograph gallery and is pre
pared to do portrait and view work. A
tine selection of views of the mines and
and Goldfield. Gallory on Mainstnet
opposite Goldfield Lumber Company’s
yritd. t
A Judicious Inquiry.
A well known tin veiling man wlm
visits the drug trade says lie lias often
heard druggists ii quire of customers win
asked for a cough medicine, whether i'
eyas wanted 'or a child or for an adult.
liud if for a child they invariably recom
mend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
The reason for this is that they know
there is no danger from it and that it
always cures. There is not the least
danger in giving it, and for roughs,
colds, and croup it is unsurpassed. For
sale by Martiu Milder.
“The News” Form Correct.
Tn a recent letter to a friend (leo. 1).
Meikleiohn, formerly Assistant-Sec ro
ta1')’ of War, said that the officials at
Hawthorne informed him that the form
furnished by Tim Xkwh for certificates
of location was absolutely correct and
th''t it was the only one coming to the
office which was proper.
How to Cure Coras and Bunions.
First, soak the co>n or bunion in warm
water to Foften it; then pare it down as
closely as possible without drawing blood
and apply Chamberlain's Rain Ralm
twice (iaily. rubbing vigorously for five
minutes at. each application. A corn
plaster should l>e worn a few days to
protect it from the shoe. As a general
ljnimpnt for sprains, hrnises. lameness
and ' henmatisin’. Rain Rplm is unequaled.
For sale by Martin Muller.
*
Write D. G. Doubleday. Rialto build
ing. San Francisco Mr sheet showing
prices on all Tuno pah-Goldfield stocks—
abtualmarket prices. It’s free. *
. 2
SHEEHAN ON GOLDFIELD.
Expert SpeaH* Well of the Camp and
Its OntSooH.
Patrick Sheehan, the well known |
! mining ex|K-rt, lias returned from a trip
I to the Uokliield district much impressed ]
1 with it, says the Salt Lake Tribune. !
■ He says there are fourteen shipping
I mines in the camp and all of tiiein ,
appear to lie doing well. Not over 10
I per cent, of the ore produced is of a
shipping grade, though the second and
third-class in camps less isolated would
Ik- considered fine ore.
The ore sent to market runs nny
, where from 8100 to many thousands of j
dollars per ton but the future greatness j
id the camp will depend on the r<K-k
produced of more modest value. The
second-class of the camp is estimated to
have a general average value of about
fiM) per ton, while the third-class is
worth approximately $25 per ton.
From the manner in which some ol
the mines are opening up, Mr. Sheehan
is confident that the district has a great
future, and that it will continue to
grow nnd attract attention he lias no
doubt.
Among the other properties inspected
by him was the Quartzite, where de
velopments, according to reports, have
been on the sensational order. Mr.
Sheehan says there is a very strong vein
in the property and it is true that it is
from thirty to thirty-five feet wide.
Concerning the value of the ore he said
that he knew nothing more about it
than what he had read and hud been
told.
Remember
I'he MinersVns-i Store, opposite the Re
cord r s office. Goldfield. Nevada. +
Insomnia and Indigestion Cured.
‘ Last year 1 had a very severe attack
of indigestion. L could not sleep at
night and suffered most excruciating,
pains for three hours eft*1' "!il!n meal.
I was troubled this Way for about thre
months r.’ut*n I used ChamberlainV
o..,much nnd Liver Tablets, and re
ceived immediate re ief.” says John
Dixon, Tnllamore. Ontario, Canada. Foi
-ale bv Mar in Muller.
To Leasers.
I will lease to responsible persons por
tions of the Red Hut ten No. 2 group on
the Dikiiioudtield belt. Ample tune
given. Apply evenings to \V. If. Rouse,
owner, at the otfiee of II. 11. Lind. *
CRONE & STEWART
Contractors
and Builders
Goldfield, - - Nevada
Plans arid specifications fur
nished for all classes of work.
Men furnished for work by tin
day and construction superin
tended.
Independent Meat Market
CHAS. ANGAL
Dealer in Beef, Mutton,
Veal, Pork, Lamb, All
Kinds of Sausage, Ham,
Bacon, Lard, Poultry,etc.
Main Street, Columbia, Nev.
Vents delivered to nuy part of Gel 1
fn-ld, Columbia or Jumbo.
FRED G. LEISENR1NG
Representing LAMM A CO., Chicago,
/and THE NATIONAL TAILORS, San
Francisco. Orders taken for Cioth
- jug, Shirts and Underwear. An Ele
gant line of Samples on display at
Offce of BINFORD & HAGE.
Prices Reasonable Satisfaction Guaranteed
Headquarters, Goldfield. P. 0. BOX, 22
C. S. WITHERSPOON,
EXPERT MINER AND
PROSPECTOR.
Examinations, reports to stock
holders and investors.
Location of ore shoots a spec
ialty. Address
Box No. 68. Goldfield, Nev.^
ROBERT ROMER G. P. HELFRICH
ROBERT ROMER & CO.
STOCK EROHERS
CODES: Western Union. Bedford Mc
Neill, Clough’s Mining Code. Active
Dealers In Tounpali and Goldtieid
Mining aud'Caiifornia Oil StocKs.
Correspondents in Principal Cities
MILLS BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
WONACOTT ® HALL
Goldfield end Tonopah
Undertakers, Emfealmers and
Funeral Directors
Goldtieid Brunch Office with K. Marks & Co.
Our ntw Hsmt has r«cently_*rrlved_
ALBERT S. WATSON,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE^
- PCALPH IN -
Tonopah and Goldfield iuininc Ctoc!:^
Houses Bought, Sold and Rented
~ ‘office—Main Street
Above Merchant Hotel TONOfAH.NEV.
Notice to Prospectors.
IF YOU WANT TO BELL your mining property
call on me. I have the people with the
tuon’ey 11 you have good property.
LEWIS E. WILSON
Goldfield. Nevada
__ INI I I ~ --
INCORPORATE UNDER
AT THE NATIC
Insuring respect lor your Clu
All inquiries pro
FRANK M. CHURCH, Attorney at Uw •
N. ) 1
Geo. A Nelson llron W. Nelson
NELSON’S ASSAY OFFICE
Columbia Avenue, between Crook and
Ramsey Streets.
GOLDFIELD, - - NEVADA.
| )R. A. J. Hinikkk
DENTIT.
Office: Upper Vain Street, opposite
Elliott. Williams & Colburn's
L). PYNK
Attorney At-I,aw
MINING AND CORPORATION LAW A SPECIALTY
Goldfirgd ... Nevada
ALTER W. KHVAN, M. D.
Late of the City and County Hospital.
Columbus, Ohio.
Office—Corner Columbia ami Ramsey avenue.
Qokl field, Nevada.
Office hours—8 to 9 a. in., 2 to 3 p m., and / to
8 p. m.
^MIAS L. HAYES
Attorn ky-at-Law
Office in Hr. Howland’s Building
GOLDFIELD - - NEVADA
I> ROBINSON, M. I).
1 y •
Physician. Surgeon and Oculist
Late of B .die. Cal. and Virginia City
Defective vision corrected "^‘.L 7,0C-2..
Offie- temporarily at Esmeralda Lodg
ing House. Ooldtield, Nev.
|7 J. HOWLAND, M. D.
Physician and Su geon
Has removed to his new building on upper
Main Street, opposite Goldfield Lodging House.
____
Q G. GORDON, M. D.
riivs cian and Surgeon,
Goldfield - - Nevada
L. HAMMOND
Physician & Surgeon
Tonopah, ■* - Nevada
Kenneth M. Jackson. Hugh H. Brown.
Campbell, Metson & Campbell
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
GOLDFIELD, NEVADA.
Gulden Lioclc, (Vni'Ver IViildinp,
Tonopah, Nevada, ban l'\uuciocu.
yjILTON M. DETCH
Attorney-At-I,aw
Conveyanci.no I ncoki'o rating
Mining Litigation a Specialty
Goldfield, - Nevada
E. JOHNS
LAWYER
GoiiDFiniiD, - Nevada
yy HEELER & LIND
Attorneys-at-lavy
ANDRliW K. BURLEIGH of New York City
Associate Counsel
MINING AND COJlffOKAXUON LAW
Goldfield, - - Nevada
ey Pittman & W. B. Pittman
ATTO R NE YS-AT-LA W
Golden Block, Tonopah, Nev.
^ M.AUUE M. SMITH
District Recorder
GOLDFIELD. NEVADA
Conveyancer and Notary Public. Typewriting
I^UN PEAKLMAN
MINING PROMOTER
'1'onopah, - - Nevada
L. \V. DAVIS R. A. RYLKR
Victor, Colo. Goldfield, Nev.
22AVIS & BYLER
Mining Engineers and U. S. Deputy
Mineral Surveyors
North Main street
Goldfield — — Nevada
J 2KNRY C. MARCUS
Mining Engineer
Claims Examined ior Responsible Parties and
Reports on the Camp Furnished
I^LMER J- CHUTE, M. K.
Engineering
and Surveying
Maps of the Goldfield Mining District for sale
OLDFIELD
ASSAY OFFICE
i^OBT. LANKA. J. \4t. McGAf LIA V
22<-'LAUGHLIN & HART
ASSAYERS
Main Street, - Goldfield, Nev.
JOHNSON &. WALTERS
CONTRACTORS A BUU.PCRS
Shop on Main street, opp. Lothrop-Davit & Co j
Shop work a Specialty. Estimates Furnished
COLUMBIA.NEVADA
LAWS OF CONGRESS
>N’S CAPITAL.
irter. Recording Fees only,
nptly answered.
417 Colorado .Id*., WASHINGTON, D. C. j
t '
• I
J. D. LOTHROP!
1 i—L...I—I—
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1 carry the most j
complete line of j
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j — Groceries ! j
! II
1 Hardware i
| !
i Stationery i
j
| »nd Gents’ |
| Furnishings |1
t In Town j
I ~mmm“ !
| DEPOT FOR j
Sperry Flour i
i Hercules Powder jl
i l I
| GOLDFIELD, - NEVADA |
♦ ♦
j J. F. MITCHELL
* Mining Engineer.
+ Mining Properties Examined and Reported on.
| Good Mining Claims in Goldfield District For Sale.
H. RAMSEY 0- ». GLOVER
THE SUNSET
W. I'. McCaui.ey, Manager
COLUMBIA, NEVADA
Specialties: Old Chow, Hudw Riser Beer. All the Leading Brands of
Bonded Case Goods in the Market.
PRIVATE WIIME ROOMS_
~ w. S. ELLIOTT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Straight Goods and Case Goods a Specialty
The most complete st« ck ii Goldfield of the best Brands of Liquors
TRUCKEE ICE for sale to everybody
Buy a Lot in Bia-nondfield!
JACK DAVIS. Azent Ciamondfield Townsile Co.
THE PEARL RESTAURANT
T. CAVANAUGH ® CO.. Proprietor*
BOARD BY WEEK OR MONTH
21 Heal* for $‘J.OO $05.00 per Month
Miiin street, • Goldfield. Nevada
GOLDFIELD BOTTLING WORKS
Hathaway, Cr.milman it Crosuy, Props
Manufacturer* of pure
CARBONATED BEVERAGES
Sarsaparilla ami liuu. Oil ger Ale. l emon. Cream
strawberry and orange sodas, Champagne
Cider', and all kinds of soft drinks
Universal and Syphon Water* Specialties
MINES WANTED
I desire to hear of good mines to bond
about Goldfield or Tonopah.—Those
developed preferred. Address:
Occidental Development Co..
;;cjrsl Building, San Francisco.
.. .“THE ESMERALDA”
First Class Furnished Rooms
Hot and Cold Baths
Main Street Ooooiite Recorder’, Office
For
Mining Timbers, Stulls,
Lagging, Square Sets,
and Cordwood, see
E. R. COLLINS, Agent
Waliey Hot Springs
j. L. CAMPBELL, Proprietor
The'inost celebrated Medicinal Springs
in tiie state of Nevada.
An elegant hotel and sanitarium build
ing. Forty airy rooms; hot, cold, vapor,
shower and mud baths.
Board and Bath* $2 per day or $12.50 per
week
Ask the departing guest about the
table—the best in the state.
References from Gobi field and Totiopah.
II. II. Clark, of tlu- Coldfield Mining Co.
II,,i iy Ramsey ami Thomas Rauisey.
John Jones of the January mine.
James F. o'Urieti, of the cl old tie Id News.
Mrs. Key Pittman, of Tonopah.
GASOLINE HOISTERS,
STAMP *■ MILLS,
—And All Kinds of—
Mining & Milling Machinery
'At ”.i- TVVao find GUARANTEED. I
lluiisic, 1_, toJ .. --I Ivii'.
for Catalogue and Prices. Immediate
Delivery. Address the
Mine and Mill Supply
and Machinery Co.
CRIPPLE CREEK, - - COLO.
ASSAY OFFICE AND =*
*-=== SAMPLING WORKS
JUMBO. NEVADA
ORE SAMPLED AND BOUGHT
S H PETERS PROPRIETOR
WHAT HAVE YOU ?
WE BUY SELL AND LEASE proven oil lands, drill wells;
buy, bond and lease, incorporate and finance oil and mining compa
nies, and act as Trustee and Fiscal Agent.
We sell stock to develop oil and mining companies, also dividend
paying stfick. We bold as Trustee for oil and mining corporations
almost2,000.000 shares ot their capital stock in a TRUST FUND. If
any company fails, we, as Trustee, take up its stock and issue to its
stockholders stock of the successful companies from the Trust Fund.
Thus a buyer of su.ck in any company has an interest in a number of
developing oil and mining properties. Stockholders have a pro rata
interest in the enormous Trust Fund created for their protection. As
Trustee and Fiscal \gent we control the Tiust Fund absolutely that
guarantees protection to stockholders in each individual company.
Maps, charts, printed matter sent on request. Correspondence
solicited.
Debenture Surety Company SAN cal.
HARRY HUDSON
Tonopah and Goldfield
Freight, Livery and Feed
Railroad charges paid and Freight forwarded to all points
Daily Teams from Tonopah to Goldfield
LARGE TEAMS^ _ PROMPT SERVICE
IJ4 W. HALTERIV5 *N
Building and Job Work
Upper Main Street (joldfield, Nevada
PIONEER LIVERY STABLE
Tonopah and Columbia, Nev.
W. J. SINCLAIR. Prop.
Fine Turnouts, Saddle Horses, etc., at REASONABLE RATES
HAY AND GRAIN FOR SALE
Wood and Water a Specialty
Hacks leave Columbia every hour for Qnhltiekl and the mines
| SPENKER & MILLER CO. |
(l.VCORl'OBATED) X
x T
J. WHOLESALE AND KETAIl, IN
T £
t Groceries, Building an ning Hard- jr
J ware, Paints, Oils, Glass Siox BS7'Ranges i
4* -- - H £
| CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE X
| COLDFIELD. - NEVADA "X
.X~:~H-X"X,XXX4"XX-X~X“X~X"X"X~X"X"X"X"H"X-X~H"M"H-X">$
W/LLIAMS & TRABERT,
PALACE LIVERY STABLE
GOLDFIELD AND TONOPAH
a '
First-class Rigs. __rtnne _- '
H. M. GIBSON it CO.
General Freighting Between Goldfield, Candelaria, an inn (he Tonopah R. R.
We are bonded agents, pay all freight cliarges and guarantee thorough satisfaction
Have Freight Shipped in Our Care
“ E. MARKS & CO.
Clothing. Gents’ Furnishings. Boots and Shoes,
Furniture. House Furniture and Carpets
GOLDFIELD. NEV._
PROPOSALS FOR BIDS.
For Building Hospital at Goldfield.
NOTI^K s hereby given that the Board of
Countv Commissioners *»t l.suu-ralda eomit>.
Nevada, will receive til. d propose* up to m
o'clock a m. ot Novi-ml>er 1*. 1WM. tor the
building ot lio-pitnl :n »!• low n of < ioidficld,
Ksmeraida county. Nevada. Tin- dimensions
of said building to be a mllows:
Main building. »'» x *•". consisting of mx
rooms. Uixl2. and bath loom. *.\K»: i-nen room
lxl(i'. one room, 'jex-to; hall. (»x40: annex
kitchen. 12x14. .... c
Building to be .support.--1 b\ live rows of
4x1. Floor joists 2x«». - ft. rcnt*‘t-.
Ceiling joints and ratters 2x1, 2 tt center.
All outside walls 10 it ot 7-s boards and rustic
siding, with building paper between _ parti
tions of 7-N boards, teed by two row s o! tin .
Cottage roof w \ h regu’ar •’» member on d
ing cornice; building paper under shingles.
Flooi ing to be lxl Oregon B A: M. \N linlqw
4 light l'>x:to. A'.: doors 2.Sx<->. with 14-ipch
transoms, storm door entrance to be made of
panels of flooring, so that it may be removed
in the summer weather.
porch s ft w ide aero— front os building,
ceiled and covered with flooring.
• H-incl» rustic base throughout bui ding.
Platform at back door (»x\ covered with
common boards. .
Terra cotta pipe to be u-« d. and the bu: ding
to be pi. ed and papered, 4nd pointed inside
and out. ....
The plans and speeiti'at ions are on cxb bi
tion at the store of Boane A Bo^. nthul. Hold*
field, and at the office of the County Clerk,
Hawthorne.
Parties aw arded the contract will be required
to give a bond for the faithful performance of
the work.
Before being accepted by the county, the
work must reeeive the approval of a compc
tenr inspector.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Bv order of the Board,
J. H. MILT.KR,
Clerk of the Board.
Goldfield Mining* Milling
and Development Co*
Ofi'er* the best inducement for
an investment: ov. ...a
uable group of claims; are now
working two properties showing
high values, have an outfit in the
field mak’ng new locations, and
will erect a mill at the earliest pos
sible date.
Scad for FrMHCtui and Term* to Aaeata
Address
JOHN H. DUNN. President
Box $2. Goldfield, Nevada.
f
| FOR SALE.
COMPLETE ASSAY OUTFIT
! Practically new. in,iw aUaii a month, all of
tin best ami latest appliances. High grade*
' Ainsworth button ami pulp balance, one
2-horse pow.■!■ c!e< 11 motor, simplex crusher,.
I hangers, pulleys and belting, P.ruiyi furnace..
I screens, li-. a v \ scale--, buckboard aud muller.
lead, litharue.' burn 1 soda, barrel 20-gram cru
cibles. seoritiers, 10-gram crucibles, cupels and
a general siipp.y »»i lead and other necessary
tluxcs to inak- :our or live hundred assays,,
f og* her wit li b« nk« i s. tbisks, burettes. pliersK
hummer-, etc.. . .. m make up a first-classN
(omplete wank lig outfit. Price, carefully
l-aeked for shipment. F. O. It.. Los Angeles,.
K»U0 net eo--t was $*oo. Address,
GEO. K. WKRXEK,
107 N Spring St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Claims Wanted
AVe have recently sold three groups of'
claims in Goldfield Mining District..
We have calls for niauv more.
Send report, map, samples of ore and.
full description. Give particulars as tc.
(price and terms.
...SALT LAKE...
MINING INVESTMENT CO.
209 Dooly Block, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Portable Houses
i Inexpensive, attractive and substantial.
full instructions for erecting come with,
! each house. Orders taken by.
A P. ROGERS, Goldfield.
MWION LAUNDRY
! south fcaUot Main sUcet
Clothes Cleaning a Specialty.
First-Class Work Guarantee^
McClelland a smith, Pao*a
| ...MONTANA BAR...
| Next Door to Wells-Fargo Express Office,
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The Goldfield news. [volume], October 21, 1904, Image 3
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