The Coconino weekly sun. [volume], June 11, 1896, Image 7

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JitSUAY. JUNE 11. 1890.
MH'lt'KTO TIIR I'UBUC.
AII contracts and bilk for advertising pay-
rSra.e.8iTennpon.ppllt!on
, . locals 10 cents per Hoe tor Brst In-
VLBd Vccnts per line for each subse-
ri ,
I iniPttlon.
rX-nsixo c Is plessod to contribute
"iffiw but all nolle, of Mink
",P me"ln socle""- PP.
ftlTand mention of marriages, births
"'JTm hi bevond the regular aonounce
'" B, "l W charged for at regular rates.
CITY SUNBEAMS,
Cni'H' fl"'11 S,M,,I l,,',k-
Remains f'"' l",",, ,or ",lo'"
Ciiiii'
I),iicii.ii i'" 'i'i nt CaimllV
ftmih Ki-stJiiiriit.
Suit' in:"1'' '""" "5 ""' l)n", n"M'1'
,', fi up. at AlliMer & Co.'s.
j, w U illi.imi oilers hi rviwf
f,' r.imih Jiinl ll:nK-t washing; also
nliiiitt.ilii"H-
Jjim- A LsimiMUt wnslnvesiigsllny
,i.f.:i.ilili" ' hi iiilng water from
LoaUir-l-'"' Wednesday.
jlt. .(lino) misters f this tlistrici
, ,'o o'clock iliU afternoon to
clear up il"' business of the year nnd
to f.lnt icarhcis tiv the new school
j car.
' Tin- W'"'1" Union will furnish ' u
Iriins "f lllB Kntiin:l Republican
ronu-i't'"" at St. Uuis (or tint benefit
1 iIk- public The bulletins will In
nuttttl i 1 It- window "I" l1' SUN office.
1Iii-'j.iu Herunrdiii" Steam Lauutln
aP5 lh t class wink at reasonable
rllt.,. (5. II. Coffin is th spent, and
villi m-ii'I otir laundry on Monday id
M,hiek ami il "ill he returned on
Sailings.
Jliilin-I ' l Shillrock two excellent
flHiVinplii-ic will locate iu Flagstaff
,t,iu Jul 1. Tney have a Well-fijuippi-l
'jalleiy ami our citizens ran
uttaiii tint-ehM I'liotogiajih work from
t!iriu.
'Jlic PhoeliU "(laZctte" sa.6! Matl
TscaliniH of rimeiiix have ileriileil
tiitMml llieir money in lite teirilol
Mn kiivhi. No Min.nier climate fan
l. ( I in cmnpaiu with Flagstaff
iinl llii' (ii.iml Canyon.
'1 lie in lnt- i-ait ami -100 feel of
weu- .nlilnl to tin- FUHlalt tire
ili--aiiiueiil ihU wek. Chief Hush i
pimal of I lie new earl al.il sa thili
llir tiirdipailiui nt i in goal lwpe to
tghl tile if natcr eall be olraiiird.
Siieiintemleiit of Slitets Majtlntver
hisi-lrali.il up the slri-etl of all Mill
Lcli. Nnu if lliti Mauhal will gel
jtlir tlinri lil'ueim who have lieglccte
lo i-lt-an up their pi endues, the town
sill U- in good shape mi far ascleauli-
Ml l I'olii-eriinl.
Jml'e V. N. 1'eniii, treasurer; K.
A. S.nui'1, I'li-ik, ami U. Flake, J. M.
HAu ami V 11. Uurhage, Navajo
cuiiiil' ileleatiou to the gathering
of tl.t- Ui'iiiueratiu hosts at l'luieliix,
pinl tlii'uiih tu tiiiitu to thu capital
oi S.iiniil.i.
'Hie slii'iiii'tit!i of rattle (luring the
jn-t witk hae been eomparatlvely
liglit. M. C. Catiipliell s.li)ieil seven
wrti.ils in D.nljje City anil Babbitt
Bri,. tliijipi il .six eai loads to Katieati
t'iii this week. To-ilay four i-arloadi
oIMiei-pnere ilffp.ilclivil by Win. Fair
t'i AHiiiieiqiie.
Hie A. & I". railroad is offering
'I'ninl ixiiiihiou rates lo the coant for
lit-Minum t liMiiiihe. '1 he round trip
fntii rlMpt-iff, tickets being good foi
SO ilayn ni, slay-over ptivllege at
n l!ci n.ii dino, tu Log Angeles
s"1,a MniiiiD, H,(, mil,. Be aih anil Sail
Dii-;:ii is inily 8i (().
L'l'li i SI 1 1 iff Fleleher Fall ebild and
E. tiaiikforier returned Suiidm
'fin a lriii(l tin- iinitlieiii purl of Hie
iiimt. .y eotnpluled the aes
"""t nf that pint of thu i-ouuty.
T"-y it pnii il,,. trip !t imi, ilii.-ty one
'"l clii ean-e anil bad. onii of their
Wvh ,,i f,.lim ,B eaiH.u f t.
Jli r.
U'l'lirfilu-iirf Falrehlld while on bli
"'"l1 nip. met W. M. Johnston
11 Kiimli. Mr. Joluiftto.i aliout six
"""m a a fell fn.ni a load of bay at
w Firry, injuring his aplne ho that
Mia I),.,.,, ,.w ,s bed ever
''"'i. He !h iinprovliig slowly, but 11
Wl" I'i'.lMbly b,. mime mouths ret be-J0"-
lie ) fny m.ver from his
I'jiiric.
"'le U iiiiiliiiijrtlmt eauoes Women
6 p'llei' lli-d'ninfMI I anil mluui'V limn tli
"- ". F "-
f'n'liuuly leeuriing headache. "My
ifn i i.i. ... . .
-nnii was very iiiniiit-reni.
Ml"K heailieliH eonltnuillly, and just
'" IMeka-'es f Sinimiins Liver tteiril-
'"'"l d her from all headache
'"I IMVe tmu. ,i vlj,,,,. t ler whole
""' I have never regretted Its
"-H- J- tsrd, it. Viuon fy-
Hood's Pills euro all liver ills. Q
Examiue millinerj- at Rogers'. Great
reduction in prices.
Carroll's Family Restaurant is as
popular as McKluler.
Suits made from $15 up pants made
from 5 np, at Allastei- & Co.'s.
The Carroll restaurant always gives
full value for your money. Everything
neat and dean.
'My husband was afflicted with
cramps In bis stomach, and he began
taking Hood's Pills and Hood's Sar-
saparllla and he has not been troubled
since." Mrs. W. C. Norman. Wins-
low, Ariz.
Children's Iav will be observed at
the Presbyterian church by a service
of Ihe Sunday xchoul at 11a. t., con
sisting of songs, recitations and an
Id rest by the pastor. Regular preach
ing service preceded by Christian
Endeavor meeting In the evening.
Summer Excursion.
The Atlantic & Pad lie railroad bars
made a special rate of 3l and return
to the following California points: Los
Angeles, Redoudo Reach. Santa Mon
ica and Sao Dlwgo.
Tickets good for continuous passage
o San Bernardino. Stop-over at plea
sure beyond that point. Th return
limit of the ticket Is uluety days with
continuous pnssago east of Sau Bernar
dino. Tickets will be sold on the following
Hates: June a. June w. juiv I, diuv
15, July 29, August 12, August 26.
Parlies in this territory de.iriug any
information in regard to the summer
exciimiiuis to the Pacific coast should
apply to C. N. Davltf, agent of the At
lantic. & Pari lie railroad at Flagstaff,
who will cheerfully give auy informa
tion desired.
Nrud Tlieui II..
Prof. J. C. Waeson has received a
communication from Prof. J. S. Sar-
treut of the Arboreal dentrimeut of
Harvard Unherslly asking for some
flowcris of the white pine and bjilsam
Hi- said lo grow on I he San FraucUco
mountains. These specimens are said
in be almost entirely unknown to
botanists and Ihe flowers are required
for Oie purpose of being engraved mi
steel plates III order that a better
knowledge of iheni may be (lUsetn
ilialed. Piof. Wassmi will esteem il a
favor if auy oee llndiug auy of ihe
fjowcrs lifirnd lo would lei him have
t nill.
Cjrllnic Note.
The run of the Coconino C i-lhiir
club for Sunday next will be to Lillle
Spi ings. The start for llmso who w ish
to go by the eitrit side of mountain will
be at 8 a. lii., for wci-t aide ,ai II a. in.
The supply of circulars pertaining to
Grain! Canyon trip of the Cycling club
has been exhausted and 500 nioio have
been ordered.
The club l.s dally in receipt of infor
mation concerning thu Canyon trip and
expect lo have a large crowd here to
patticipatu in the run August 18. Our
business men should help it along if
called upon to do so.
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UooJ Ileal 111
And a good appetite go hand in hand.
With tho loss of appeti'.e the system
cannot long sustain itself. Thus the
fortifications of good health are broken
down and thu ay stem Is liable tn
attacks of disease. It is in such cas;s
that the medicinal power of Hood's
Sarsaparilla am clearly shown. Thou
sands who have taken Hood x Sarsapa
rilla testify to its great merits ai a
pttriller of thu blood, its powers to
restore and sharpen the appetite and
promote a healthy action of the diges
tive organs. Thus it is not what we
say. but what Hood's Sarsaparilla does,
that tells the story and constitutes the
strongest recommendation that can be
urged for any meilTMne. Why not
take Hood's Sarsaparilla now P
m
Threu reason for buying Schilling's
Best tea.
(1) Money goes further.
(2) Money comes back if you want II.
(3) You get something finer,
sweeter, nmre iiouiixhiug, more In
spiring, than money. t
Awarded
Hifhest Honors-World's Fair,
DR.
CREAM
BAHNfi
P0WWB
MOST PERFEQT MADE.
A piw Grape tjnjtm of Trtar PedWJ?
ttAmmtW Alum r tav h adutetnt
m
The Silver Question the Para
mount Issuoi
Mat of Delegates and Temporary and
l'ermnnent Organizations the
IMatform-rUeleEatee
to Chicago.
Monday last was a red letter day in
Phoenix on the occasion of the as
sembly of the Democratic territorial
convention, In honor of thu occasion
and also to celebrate tho centennial
year of the existence of thu territory
thu hall where the meeting was held
was profusely daeorated with llowerx
and evergreens while thu national and
territorial colors floated proudly over
all. Iu addition two pictures of Silver
Dick Bland were prominently hung in
the hall, showing that it is mire than a
mere sentlmunt that actuates the peo
ple of this territory iu favor of tin
white metal.
At about a quarter to eleven the
Hon. R. A. Fickas called the meeting
to order, after which the Hon. Sam
Purdy of Yuma was elected tumporarv
chairman and John J. Blrduow ot
G rati am county secretary.
The following are the gentlemen
who attended from the several coiintiet.
as delegates:
Apacho-W. U. Burbaxe. W. W. I'aco. 8. .V
I'rexg, W. 11. (Jlveiu. Alfred Kulz.
Navajo J. E. Dt) Hosier Sawyer, Junius M.
Klake. O. 1). Flake, K. A. sawyer. Dr. It. C.
Dry den by tiuwyer.
Yuma M. J. .Nuont, Sam Puidy. Uurai
Msstenon.
arapal-II. II. Carter. W. A. Rowe, J.
Woods by Unas. OodUard. J. U. U-auon, J.
K. Lowry by Sam Logan, V. t). Adam. A. A.
Moore by U N. Frederick. J. llobbs by It. M.
LtnK. E. J. Wan en by J. V. Utrrnduii, A. 0.
Oliver, It. E. Uowre by G. E Uogers. J. I.
Storm by II. 1. Kuu, W. N. VtrUbt by W. W
Hulder, J. W. Moitun, M. Ooldwater, J. c.
Ilvrndon.
Ulla P. T. Robertson, W. 0. Gate. David
Denvore by Robertson.
Cochise Scott W'lilie, Martin Costello, V. A
Sweet and W. K. Stylek by Uolello. T. .N. Mc
Usv, Allen It. EuglUli. J.J. Pat on.
UMbatn Jnbn J. lllrdnuw. A. II. Bennett.
W. W. Oamron. Ueo. A. Olney. U. K. Norton
and U. II. Ming by Olney. Kulit. Mulley. Her
man Keppler and II. '. Norton by W. h.
Jone, lteury H. Jelter by Jouci, 1'uter
Mlcbi lana by Oluey.
Maricopa J A. liuon, J. M. Burrows. 11.
i'. Hosfft, u. It. Ilaike. W.I). urun. J.i.
Ooodwln. Al lilKer, N.Sliaip, II. Darelipou
by c.Diaukaid, U. Ua.uer by I'. . 1m iui. I .
Uuxter, V. A. Luke. L. II. Clialmers, K. 1'
irott, U. 1. Uallaid, It. K. Doll. U.l'rlUell. W.
V. Hudge. lien Crawloid, II. M. Willis Ju-epli
Campbell. J. I.. U. Aieniuuer.
I'lin.i J. Haiuj, I.O. Uualies. N. W. Hei
narU, U.A. Hod. Jan. Lualiy. J. II. cmt. .M.
(Jcrvais by Luvcll. IVdru I'tllmi by lluinarii.
0. A. Uruwu by Scott, J. Malonty by Leahy.
..j. u. samaiilego.
I'laal-W. D. Truiaan, W. V. I'rlce. P. It.
Brady.
M. Have W. J. Murpliy. HarveJ llubbs.
Coconino I', o. Bunch, A. T. Cornish. Max
Salim&n. Frank Morrell, E. U. Ripley.
Some ditciisslon arose as to I lie re
port of thu committee on p-iuiaueiit
organization ami order of business.
the niluoiliy contending that the com
mittee oil platform and resolution).
should consist of one member from
each county to be named by the varioii
delegations instead of by the chair as
suggested by the maj irity, but tin
difficulty was got over without auy
friction, thu minority n p irt being
adopted.
'Ihe election of a territorial central
committee was deferred until thu next
convention.
Ou mot ion of Judge Lovell of Pima
county, W. A. Rowe of Yavapai wa
appointed permanent chairman and
was escorted to his chair by Messrs.
Scott, Bunch and Alexander.
The platform repudiated the financial
policy of Ihe pref-etit administration
and declared unequivocally for the
free and unlimited coinage of gold
and sliver al thu ratio of 1G to 1. ir
respective of other nations. It oppoxed
the retirement of greenbacks and in
structed the delegates, to Chicago lo
vote only for the free coinage candi
dates for president and nce-prcsident.
It further demanded I he, admission of
Arizona to statehood.
The following were appointed dele
gates to Ihe National convdiitlou to be
held al Chicago:
W. It. Burbage. of Apache county; II. E.
Campbell. Coconino; Wiley E. Jones, Gra
bhm; J. L. B. Alexander. Murlcopu; W. 11.
Barnes, Pima, and J. F. Wilson, Yavapai.
Thoslternuteswore: M. U. Bcr'lbner. i ochls-;
K.J.Edwards. Gila; II. Hubbs, Mohave; It.
C. Or) den. Navajo; W. Y. Price, final, and
Murat Masterson. Yum.
Excellent speeches were made by
Messrs. W. A. Rowe, Marcus A. Smith
and Joseph Campbell of Maricopa.
It was decided to hold the next tei
rilorial convention at Williams.
Kor OTer Fifty Tears.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup lias
been used fur over fifty xcars hy mil
lions of mothers for their children
whilu teething, with perfect success.
It soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is
the best' remedy, for diarrhesa. It will
relieve the pour little sufferer Imme
diately. Sold by druggists in evert
part of the world. Twttiiilive cents
a bottle He sure and ask fur Mi's.
Winslow'B Soothiug Syrup," aud UWe
99 otlnr ki4.
PURELY VEGETABLE..
The CIicirMi, Purert
and lt:c Kamily Medi
cine in the world 1
An trpi ctual Sreciric
for ail diaeuftca ol the
Liver, btomach
and Spleen.
Regulate the Uvcr
and preent Cllllns
AMD KEVE. MaLAXI-
ot'S FnvEits, Vowel
LoxrLAiNTS, Kestlb s-
NtSS, jAl'r.DlCI AND
Nausea.
BAD nilEATHI
Koth'ng Is to unpleasant, nothing te common, as
bad breath ; and in nearly every case It comes from
the stomach, and can be so easily corrected if you will
i take Simmons Livf Regulator. Do not neglect so
sure a remedy lor tms repuuivc disorder, jt win aim
improve your appetite, complexion and general licalth.
rixEst
How many suffer torture day af cr day, making lift
a b rJen and robbing exigence of all pleasure, owing
to tlie secret sulfering from Piles. Yet relief Is ready
to ihe hand of almost any one who U use sy-tcmatf-Oil.y
the ren edy that has permanently cured thou,
sands. Simmons Ltvra Regvlatos is no drastic,
violent purge, but a gentle ass slant to nature.
CONSTIPATION
SHOULD not be regarded as
trilling bilment in lact, nature
demanJs the utmost regular ty of
the bowels, and any deviation
from this demand paves the way
often to serious danger. It Is
quit as necessary to remove
Impure accumulations from the
bowels as It is to eat or steep, and
no health can be expected where
a costive habit of body prevails.
SICK HEADACHE!
This dtresilns affliction occurs most frequently
The disturbance of the stomach, arising from IM
Imperfectly digested contents, causes a severe pain in
the head, accompanied with disagreeable nausea, and
this constitutes what is popularly known as Sick
Headache, for the relief of which TAKE SlMMOMf
Liver Recvxatox or Meoicini.
HAhUrACTVSEO ONLY tT
J. H. ZEH.1N CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
.1
lliiclilrn's) . rnlcu Stilve.
The best salve In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt iheiim, fever
Mires, tetter, chapped hauiN, chilblain",
corns and all skin eruptions, and pnxi
lively cures piles, ol no pay lequired.
It is guaranteed to give perfecl satis
faction or iimncy refunded. Pi ice. 25
cents per box. For sale by D. J. Jlran
ni'ii. Flagstaff. Arizona.
( urd of Tlinnka,
We. the untleisigueil, desire to ex
piess nill- thanks iu the columns of
Mini- paper to the Ariz n:i Laud &
Timber Co. for their kindness in
ftiriii.b!ug transportation, water and
llier coUVcuii-UccK fur the M-llnol
children and their friend" on Ihe In-t
day of scliool, tu the pleasant picnic
rounils south of -.In- city, and to Mr.
McGouigle. their kiuil-hearled stipeiiu
leuilelll, for his i (Torts to miike every,
thing coll veiiieul and pb iimiiiI ami lie
traiiuueii for tin- v:iiinu kind none
I'ci'iti'd at llieir hand.
(Nginl) Teachers, Ti niters
:iid Stipi'liulendclil of ScbooN.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE,
William D. Powell Plaintiff vs. B. F. PriUli
ard. Dcfciidaiit.
Under and y tlrluo ot un order of sale,
loued iui ot the DistitoK'ourt of the fourth
Judicial District of thu Territory of Arlzoim.
In and for the Cnun y of ocnnlno. on tlie
(nth day of Juno. A. I), lws. In the abov.
onil 1 -d action, wl ereln Wllilam D. Poe I
thci.buve namid plaintlll. obiulnid u Judg
ment and decree against B. I". 1'iltjliard. the
above named de endant. on the 28th day ol
Match. A. I). 16113. 1 am commanded to sell ah
that ce't.iln lot. piece and pinel of land,
described as follows, to wit:
'I lie boutlieiint Quaitir E H of Section
Ten 10. Township Twenty i2U', Norili Raiii;e
KUht iS1. Eust nt thetilla and Salt 1(1 ver lla.se
and Murl.il.tn. In the County of Coconino
Territory of Arlzoua. Or so much thereof u
may be necessary to renllzo the amount o
slid Judgment, to-wlt: 'J he sum of Two
Thousand and Miioiy-two and 1'nemy-fuui
ilundredth t2 W.U Dollam. nlth Interest
from the said S8ih day of March, A. I), lo'.m
upon Four llundicd and Twenty-nine iU2
Dollars thereof at the rale of Twelve (llper
cent.) percent, per annum; with Interest up
on Nino Hundred and Tntnty-nlno .tU2U
Dolluta thereof, fiom tho tald 28th day ol
March. A. 1'. 1801. nt tho rato ot Ton (10. per
cent pur ain.um; with interest upon Seven
llundicd and Niiiet'-en and Elahty-nlne
Hundredths itlu.83 Dollars thereof, from
ihe oald 28th day of Mutch. A.I). 1896. at the
rato of Sev. n it per cent.i per cent, per an
num, together with tho expense ot running
certain mot tgaged cattle. In said judgment
and decree mentioned una llxed at. rorty iHi
Dollars per mouth, from the oald 21lh day of
March. A. I). 18fM; and it the said property be
Insumclcnt to realize salU sums, then the
following desci Ibi d personal proper ty .to-wlt:
About iweixolluuurid i'jji lieiul or cattle
moio or less In tho follow lng brands, to-wlt
e
Bit
L-L IT 3 and (I)
The said cattle running and ranRlns In the
County of Coconino, Territory ot Arizona,
and being all ot ihe cattle In said brands, ot
so much thereof as may bo necessary to rea
lize tho H.lid nUIUS,
Now TiieiteFuite. noilco is hereby given,
that on Wednesday, the 1st day of July, A. It.
ItiiH. lit tttcen the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and
4 o'llock r. .. tit that day. at the front dooi
ot the Court House, In the Town of Flagstaff,
In tho County nf Coconino, 1 errltory of Ari
zona, I will. In obedience to said order of bale
and decree ot foreclosure, sell the above
dcscrlntd property, or in ruu h thereof as
may bo necessary to hattsfy 1'latntltf's bald
iuJBment. together w.th interest, as above
-pecificd, costs acurulnir, cobts and said ex
penses and accruing expeni.es. to thu ht.bent
oldder for cash, flrxt belling In pursuance
ot bald order and decree, the said above
described real property.
K. 11. CAMERON.
Sheriff of Coconino County. Arizona Ter
ritory. 1'iited Harstaff. Coconino County. Atlzona
leruiory, mis luili uay of Juno. A. V. im.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
(Esiatc ot Patrick Curley. Deceased.)
Notice Is hereby given by the underl.ned,
administrator or tho estate of Patrick t ur
ley, decoased. to tho creditors of, and all
p rbons having claims ai&lnst the said de
ceased, to exhibit them with the nocei-sury
vouchors, within ten months after the first
publication of this notlce.'to the said admin
istiator. at hit place of buslnesa. being the
odice of tho Ite-ldent Knglneer ot tho Allan-
,1 Al.rl ln.IA. i...lt....l l .,.. M.H ..
..w ..H w. ,u. iMiuuaui iu mo IU"U wi
VMHImns, Coconino cuunly, Arlzsna. the
auiv u.-nig wiu ptaco iur tlie transaction oi
the business of sa.d estate.
l n tiftnv.
Administrator of tbo estate of Patrick Cur
ley, deceasvd V T
TMSfSSr
Stl at riMttaff, A.T., Jud s im
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Interest Paid on Time
and Savings Oepostts.
Drafts Sold Upotj
All Foreigrj GoCiijtries.
We have an Extensive Fatronage and Cor
respondence throughout Arizona, and Invite
your Uanklng Business upjn Liberal and
Conservative Terms.
B, N. FEEEMAN, President.
T. E. POLLOOK, Vioe-President.
W. S. B'OBINSON, Cashier.
B. HOCK,
PEALER 11-
Fancy Groceries,
Fine Cigars,
Tobaccos anil
Fresh Candies.
BAILROAD AVJSXUE.
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STORE
Opp. City Hall
LOS ANGELES, CAL
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Our Prices In
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Are always the Lowest.
IS ODB MOTTO.
'4 M. J, BA6NALL
Boot and Shoe Co
FliAGSTAKF, ATtlZOKA.
3000 Tons
OF-
NATURAL , ICE,
From the Spring:
Lakes at Bellemont,
is now ready for de
livery. Correspond
dence solicited.
A. T. CORNISH.
FLAGSTAFF, A1UZ.
mgoom Low Prices
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