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DAWSON, GA., Ocr. 23, 1389, |
OFFICIAL ORGAXN OF THL (OGUNTY.
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Advert.?scrx should vemember fhat
the News is the Officivl paper of both |
the Town and County Officors, and |
we quarantee our Circulation to eqital
the combined eerewlations of the o |
other papers published n the covnfy.
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Tre Olive bill has been finally
killed by the legislature, Our rep
sentative. Hon. W. C. Kendrick,
“voted against the bill.
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' Tre sentinent in favor of water
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Worls i, wuch strosger than
a 6 was last week. Gentlersen in
“®earch of municipal hours next
Decenier should remember this,
e L e PO @ e e
CorroraL Gunn has tried to
“beguile us inth a controversy over
the gubernation:] campaign, This
‘ll matter too far distant to eun
gage the aitcntion of a man who
has other business to attend to,
and, therefore, the esteemed cors
poral will have to excuse us for
the present.
The Clafm of the Lessces, |
The legisiature now knows the
exact amount which the lessees of
of the Western and Atlantic rail:
road want the state to piy them
for betterments. It i< $BB7 472
25. ‘thisisabout $140,000 nore
than the legislative commisson re
ported the betterments to he worth.
The claimants, however, were not
expected to be modest in their de
mands. They themselves nppear
to think that their claim is a prets
ty biz one, because they stated
through their spokesman lefore
the joint committee that they would
gladly accept the amount reported
by the commission, Indeed, they
wsould willingly accept, doubtless,
a great deal fess thav thatamount.
Hill for President,
Governor Dave Hill, of New
York, drew a lar_er crowd to the
Piedmont show thav did Mr. Cleve-
Jand, and Atlanta has already
uvominated bim for President in
1892,
The interesting proceeding oc—
curred at the banquet to that gal-
Innt gentleman, Geuneral Patrick
A. Collins. It issaid the wildest
enthusiasm prevailed,and the nomi~
nation was greeted with cheer after
cheer,the cxcited banqueters jump
ing from their chairs in their fren
gy of delight. Governor Hill ac
~cepted the nomination with a pleas
ant nod, and when the convention
of 1892 meets he may remember
that incident. There iz no doubt
that Governor Hill is standing
right in the line, and the chances
of his becoming the national stand..
ard bearer of the great democratic
party are remarkably good. That
expressive and siznificant phrase,
“Fam a democrat,” would be popu
lar in a torehlight processions.
S e e @ s
We Have Fallen on Strange Times.
A recent istue of the New York
Eerald contained the following :
Justice Field, of the United
States supreme court, accompanied
by his brother, Mr. Cyrus Field,
and Deputy United States Marsha!
Nagle, arrived here at 10 o'clocx
last night from the old IMield home
in the Berkshire Hills, where the
justice and his brother have heen
staying for more thau a week past.
Ige uty Marshall Nagle has been
in N‘;w York for several days, but
went to the Berkshire Hills to ae~
company Justice Field here. He
isunder orders to aceompany the
justice on his traveles up to the
time that e returns to Washing.
“ton. In order to avoid publicity
be is here under an assumed name.
If ve are to understand that a
justice of the supreme court of the
Uvited States is to have per.
manently attached to his person a
bodyguard in the shape of oue or
more United States marshals, then
we have fallen on strange times' --
In the monarchical countries of
Europe thereigning sovereigus are
constantly accompained by armed
guards and escorts, but the jus
tices of the law courts, never,
Occasionally insults and possibly ‘
threats of violence may have been
ofered to judical officers in Europe, |
but there bas heen nosettled no~
tion there that judges needed to be
guarded.
¥ the judges of our A merican
rts canunot move at will thrcugh
gi"wnntry without armed escorts,
then we have cometo a lower
auoral plaile than have the people
of Russin, There is sometding
startling fo tire bica, Eana
A vVillafnesus Scheme. ]
The New York Tribune is, as;
everyoue is aware, ene of the most :
inveterate enemdes of all things
southern ard is €mtinually secks’
ing to show that the Republican’
perty would secufe the supremacy
in the southern st:tes if only a
fair count were aflowed. In its
eagerness to seize upon every pronf
of the plawsibility of #ts bousts the
Tribune has been guilty of a piece
of folly that would be ton alsurd.
to even notice did it not clearly!
in Jicate the existence of a rascally !
purpose to win southera support ’
witlt money. !
- In a communpicatidn trom Mr.
| Lewis 1. Parson's, United States
diatriet attorney of Alabama, Mr. I
E Pursons is made to say by the Tiib- |
| tnel i
| “Give me money ezongh and 1|
; will earry Alabama for the Repub- |
liean ticket at every election, wnd
l T will do it simply by paying ren 1
to be honest. 1 wiil say to the;
|judges of the eleetion: ‘We :\reg
' going to vote so many Repablican :
ticketgat this tiox an if vou connt |
l that many I will pay you so nwuch.'
| I would pay them to eount the
| vowes as they are voted, pay them!
‘ toact honestly for once, and we |
would curry the stateby a big ma~ |
jority.”
To suggest such = raseally scheme
in the same breath in which the un
fairness of sout'urn e'etiors is
dilated upon shows the insincerity
of the Tribune and proves conrs
clusively that the Republicans are
determined to control southern
elections by fair means or foul.
The absurdity of the claim that
the Republicane could win in any
southern state 1f a fa’'r count
were allowed was amply demon
strated at the recent election in the
third congressional district in
l Louisiana when the Repullican
i(':m(.lidn(e was badly beaten, and
the election was admitted to have
| been 5o fuir that not even the shad
0w of pretext on which to base a
! contegt could be discovered.
| Hon. €, B. Wooten for Congress,
g The second district is already
{ showing sizns of life, and Senator
‘ Wooten, thongh not a candidate at
this writing, admits that tlere may
be some pelitics down there uext
year,
The semator isan attractive man.
An optimist and s champion of we
man at that elastic age, between
fortyflve and fitty-five, he has a
quiet geniality which makes friends
and gives him a welcome evenin
the counsels of the gounger men,
who of late have shown a disposis
tion to shelve their elders when
they were able, On his robust
and portly person is poised a Web
sterean head, and his massive tace
is strong with the rxserved power
that is eutrenched there, Uaciturn
as a rule, and seldom on the floer,
his utterance, when he makes it. iz
like solid short. is speeches are
‘mode’s of compactness, built up
and fortified all the way. In de
bate he is, like heavy ordnance,
not easily gotiuto sction, but tell
ing and sonorous when once une
limbered. His speech against bets
terments attracted wide attention,
Eeis alawer of mark and a man
of means, and his opposition to Mr.
Turser may give that gentleman
a tough tustle for hLis seat. As
chairman ot the Western and At
lantic railroad committee his posi
tion is one of the most responsible
in the state.— Atlanta Constitvtion.
W. J. SLADE'S t
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to dirnk in the wey of (
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Beers,Punches. Wines, ete,, should
call on W. J. Slade, who caries
oneofthe finestlines in Southwest
Georgia. Over his Saloon you
will find his
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| where you can get meals, night or
| day, to suit the most fastiduous.
| He also carries a nice line of
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| Family Groeeries,
! Give him a call. He will treat
[ you royally,
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“Amimistraror s Sale.
By virtiue e@n order lrom the
Court of Ordinery of Terrell coun
tyv, will hegaldon the first Tues
flay in November next, before the
€ourt House door.'n Dawson. Ga.,
the following described lands, te
wit: Lofs Nos DB, 71,and 72} acres
on the south side of lot No. 39, in
the 2#o Distot Terrell county, Ga,
tn ail abour 4774 nerea. known as
the John Kitehen's bome place. -
Also Jot Number 1 and 86
acres on the east siie of
lot No. 2, ard the west half of ot
Na. 82, in the 3rd Dist ot Terrell
eounty, Ga., and 28 acres on the
west side of lot Noo 1, in the 2nd
Dist of originally Lee, but vow the
3rd Dist ot Terceil county Ga, in
all about 417§ acres, known as the
Tuckby place.
Sold ns the property of estate of
Joho Kitehens, dec’d, for the bene
it beirsand erediters. Terms eash.
Sept'23,lBB9, J. T. Kivcnexs,
Adnidstrator.
16 S Ta
Terreil Sherifl's Sales,
Will be #old before the court
touse door, o Duawson, Terrell,
eonntytin within the legal hours of
sale, an the first Tuesday in No
vember next, fo the highest Lilder,
the following projerty o wit:
The undivided onesfi:th juterest in
lit< of lund Nos. 251, 252. 261 and
262, a'l in the *hird district of
sais co imty; levied (un as the prop.
erty of Mis E W Junes to satisfy
# superior ¢ urt fifh in favor of
M I Atkivs vs. Viss W Janes.
Tenant in posession notified,
T R Trnorsrox, Shenff
October Ist, 1889
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Administrator's Sale,
Will besold ¢t the late residence
of W. J. Thompscn, deceased, in
Terrell county, on Thursday. the
17th day ot Octoker. 1889, within
the legal hours of sale, the follow
ing property toswit: Two mules,
oue horse, 12 head of cattle, 23
head ofhogs, 1 wagon, 1 buyey.
corn, fodder, oats, cotton seed,
plantation tools, houschold and
kitchen furniture, cte., said prop
erty belonging to the estate of said
deceased The sale tocontinue from
day to day.until afl of said property
is sold, "Terwms cash,
J. 4. THOMPSON,
« Administrator.
Public Road Notice.
GEORGIA—TERRELL CousTy.
To all W hom it May Concern,
All persovs are hereby notified
that if po zood cause he shown to
the contrary, an order will be
aranted on the Hth day of Novems
ber, 1889, establishing a new road
—as marked out by the commiss
sioners appointed for that purs
pose. _commencing at the land hine
between lots of land Nos. 184 ana
201, in the 6th District of said
county, on the Bronwood and
Saszer rozd. near the residence of
J. 8. Waller, and running west on
said land line, intersecting the
Dawson and Brouwood road near
the residence of M. E. Jennings
on the same land lire.
Done by order of Board o!
Couunty Commissioners, Oet. Ist,
1889. J. W. ROBERTS,CIerk.
T AR R T R
Public Koad Notice.
GEORGIA-—TerreLL County.
To ALI Whom it May ¢ oncern.
All persons are hereby nodified
that if no good cause be shown to
the contrary, an order will be
granted on the sth day of Novem
ber, 1889, establishing a new road
—as marked out by the Commise
sioners appointed for that puarpose
—commencing st the point where
the land fine between {':ta of land
Noz, 133 and 156, in the 11th Dis
trict of siid connty, intersects with
the Bronwood and Sheltman road,
and running west on gaid laod line
to €hennubbea Creek, to gross said
creek at Bolton and Leveretts
Mill, and thence -west 15 the
Brooksville road, with the under~
standing that whenever the couns
ty is called upon to bridge said
ereek e road is to be diseontinued,
Done hy order of Bosrd at Coun
ty Commissioners, Oet. Ist, 1889.
J, W. ROBERTS, Clerk
S am o U PR e e e
Cltation,
GEORGIA —TerreLL UoUNTy:
To whow it may concern: J. J.
Thompson has in due form ap
plied t~ the undersigned for rermas
manent letters ot administradion
on the estate of W, .J, Thompson,
late of said county, deceased, and
I will pass upon said applicalion on
the first Mouday in November
next. Given under my hand and
official siznature this 18th day of
Sept. 1889.
~J. W. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
SRS S eA i '._.;._.__l_._"—-—-—‘
Citation. :
GEORGIA-—TEeRrrELL CoudTy,
To all Whom it May Coneern.
8. 8. Janes has in due form aps
plied to the undersigned for permas
vent letters of administration on
the estate of T. C. Janes, late of
said county, deceased, and I will
| pass u{mn said application on the
fest Monday in November, 1889.
~ Given under my hand and offis
ciel signature, this Istday of Octo
| ber, 1889, J. W, ROBERTS,
| Ordinary Terrell County.
Notice to Debtors & Creditors
All persons indebted to the es
tate ot Mrs. E. V. Butler, late of
said county, deceased, are notified
to make settlement at once. Those
baving claims against the estate
should present their bills properly
sworn to. -H. A. COZA{'{T, :
Oct, Ist, 1880, Admipistrator.
o, PR WW&:‘“&“""&X?(’WV’ TR
Application for & Years Sup
~ pent.
Orpixay's Orzier, Out. 21, ‘B3
Nodee is hereby given that
Viary J. Hayes, widow of % T.
Hayes, decensed, has applied tor a
years supnort for herscif and three
ninor chi‘dren. :
The commissioners have azsessed
as said suppart the som o five
hundred dotlars aud 1 the house—
liold aud kitehen furniture except
one wardrobe, and I wil’ pass upin
the same on the Ist Monday in
December next at 10 o'clock a. m.
J. W. Rouerts, Ordinary.
Notice te Cebtors and Cred
itors,
Parties who are indebted to the
estate of Richard Deal, deceased,
are liereby notifisd to ek on us
and settle at once, Those who
hold bills against said estate wall
please prese it the same.
J: ik BEAL, -
W.DB. BEAL,
Executors.
FOR SALE.
Two cottaze homes on College
Hill, just in tront ot Mrs, Me-
Nulty’s. Titles gecod. Good wa
ter, Just the place for private
bome. Neur ewough to the busi
vess poriion of the city, dépots
and churches, and a’join tha col.
lege lot. Neighborhood the best.
Will sell very cheap for cash, or
one halt cash and balance next
fall, with interest, or will exchange
for a small farm near the city.
Alfo a spanking pair of ponies,
work well, perfectly sound and
gentle. Also double hurucss and
bug:y. For tull particalars apply
at this offize.
FOR SALE. ‘
Twozeod younz mules.” Cazh
or credit. Jonx SANDERS. |
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Notice of Copart
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~ nership.
STATE OF GEORG!A—Terrelt
County.
This is to certify that we, the
ur dersigned, bave this day formed
a partnership under the firrs name
and style ot T. D. Sale, for the pur
poce of duing a general refail drug
businessin the city of Dawson,
said State and County. Suiid firm
is composed as sollows: 1. D,
Saleis the geneial partner and
manager of said business. A, J
Baldwin & Co.. a firm doing busi
ness in the city of Dawson, said
State ana County, and O. B. Stev
ens, of the sawe place, are special
partuers, having each (that is to
say the special partners) paid in to
said business ene ¢houvsand doliars.
Sail business i 3 to be e rvied on
and mavaged by . D, Sale for the
benefit ot-said firm. Al the ex
pendes of said firn to-wit: house
rent, clerk hire, ete., are to be
paid out of the bLusiness, The
net profits of s2id business arve to
he divided es follows: A. J.
Buldwin & Co. to rexiie one
fourth, O, B, Stevena to reccive
one fourth, and T, . S to
reecive -ong halfl It {s further
understead and agrecd that AL J.
Baldwin & Co. and €. 13, Stevens,
the special partoers, are not to he
liable for any debts or contracts of
said firm, except to the excent of
the one thousand dollars each paid
in to suid business, )
Iu wituess whereof we hereto
aulecribe our hand avd Feal, this
Sept. IGih, 1885
T. D Sauz,
A.J. Batpwix & Co.
. B. STEVENs,
Witness:
J W Rosrrrs, Ordinary.
GEORGIA—Terrell County
LT D Sale, do swear that the
sakl AJ. Baldwin & Co. sid the
saidd O B Stevens, the special part
ners in the firm ot T D Sale, doing
a general retail drag business in
the city of Dawson, have each
actually and in good faith paid
into said business in cash, the
sum of ome thousand dollars,
mentioned in the above and fore
gning certificate. T D SavLe
Sworn to and subscribed he
fore me this 16th day of Scpten:
ber, 1889 J W Rosnenrs,
septlB-Gt Ordinary
TREASURY DEPARTMEN®, QFFICE
oF COMPTROLLER OF Tuite C'UR
rRENCY, Wasnmaerox, Sgp-
TEMBER 10th, 188).
Wuereas, Ry satisfactory evi
dance presented to the uudersign
ed, it has been made to appear that
Tue DAWSON NATIrONAL BANK, in
the city of Dawson,in the county of
Terrell, and State ot Georgia, has
complied with all the provisions of
the rtatutes of the United States, ‘
required to be con:plied with bes
fore an asgociation shall be authors
ized to commence the business of
banking; .
Now, therefore, I, Edward S.
Lacey, Comptroller of the Currens
¢y, do hereby certity thet the Daw
sou Nastional Bank, in the city of
Dawson, in thg coynty of Terrell, |
and State of Georgia,&! author- |
ized to commence the ‘busincss of |
banking as prov ded in section fifiy.
one huvdred and sixtysnive of the
Revised Statutes ot the United
States. In testimony whereot
witness my haud and seal of office
this 10th day of September, 1889.
L. S, LAcgy,
Comptroller of the Currency,
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T )Iw AT AT A V-EQ T Y /AT
BABIESARE ALWAYSINSEASON
And so are my BABY CARRIAGES, of which T have just received
a large line and offer ar very low pricos.
My Walnut, Oak and Maplißed 1% Sl are mast arittically
dusigned, nicely finislied, and well put 0. o shoday groods,
Parlor Suiis ia Piush and Broeatell’ | i:vice spocial sitertion to, a 3
these goods ave sold ier less than aetus) vorth,
In Book Cases, Writine Desße. Blusic Sinds, Sile Boarls, O
l’amt.'.nggund Curtain Poles, FEARCLT not find o lircer assortment any
where in Southwest Geor i, Just wat in
oohar % i % 4 - W 3w R »
3.000 FOLLSWALL PAPLD
) gohiS SRAR 4 Y NN R Ble 4 F I R ORURY
And all decopations {or ceilin:, Samples seat on appilication.
A large Hne i Cliva snd Glassware., Ileinvioes giecinl attention
to his Hevilands French Ching Dinver Sots,
In taet if you need asvthing inthe line of Fouse Furnistine wilte to
M. DiNewman aud he will quote you prices ss low as reasoa will permit.
Window Shodes ab i prices from 7He. un, ut
- ~ ’ e - ooy mcena e o iy, .
X, 1 £ '.\\i
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§ Lacent.
DAW SQ}N v A,
Always on hand the freshest
FACY ANDFAMILY
NDAATDTRC
GROCERIES,
At my Bar will always be found
a complete and choice line of Do
mestic and Imported
Whiskies, Wines,
BRANDY AHD BEE i
Duling the Summer you will alv
ways ficd at my store
DELICIOUS ICIt COLD
Ker and Bottled Beov--tlc best
in the city,
2 > R .l NTS
Pickled Oy:olors
Are an excellent table delicacy,
and can be found at ry store.
Try them.
I wvite the continued paironage
of the publie, and can be found at
my old stand on Mzin Street, next
Joor to A. J. Baldwin & Co.
.08, MARIIEN, At
3 &
PUBLIC SALE,
Will be sold at the late rest
dence of Mrs. K. V. Butler, de.
ceased, all property belonging tc
the estate of said deceased, con
sistinz of three mules, hogs, cows,
wagon harness, plantation tools,
s«corn, fodder, household and kiteh
pnsture, etc. Sold for henefit
of h€irssand creditors. Sile be:
: fii’uf%&%glg(‘k a. m, on Thurs
ay. the 31st day of October
H. A. COZA} 'Ag!w r,
Oct Ist, 1889, Wit
HERE YOU ARE!
, TEfi S
Ségfifl ufi@.
lIAVE
v ) TT b 4 I'l
JUST FARRIVED
Wit TWO CAR LOAC3
_ T a 2
Texas Xiorsss
Call Emiy And Get The Pick.
BRYAN STAGLBSI
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Low Goods! Low Prices !
it ta W VX Y U @ -E- '
eAT e
We iake ploasure in informing the public generally that we have just arrived in this city with an entirely
rew stoek of first-class
v (IBads @luibine B g e ione and
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions a
tYharnichi woifl e
varnisning Goods. s
: 1 1 i 1 V ?s’. o fG. ce Br"n 1
: Hj‘.\"m: l)v'o'; the Inely parchasers of the largs and imimense stock of the late firm of Gia ¥af acture,
Co., of New York City and havinz bought tnese goods at far less than ouc half the cost u(' mu“ra t be
-':».'13.1;& us fo sell strietly firstcluss goods at }ass than our competitors can buy them, and they &
SOLD BEFORK JANUARY Ist. - 00 Overcoat,
We have the largest stock os Overco:ts in this city. Do not fail tr examine our 83. otil you
actual vacue $B.OO. Under no civcumstances should you buy a Cloak for your wife or d;marht,erbll- beforg
see our immense stock. They are beauties, and we sell them at less thay aetual value ~Do nJt buy
you are couvinced that we are the cheapest house in this city.
i Very Respectfully, A Store
POALKSTREN & DR T X - e LOV,
POESTEIN & GULDBERG, Proprietors of the Fire Store:
M\Rmn BLOCK, NEX U DOORTO THE;IO. CENT STORE, DAWSON, GA.
s 4 ETAF EEPEIE LI TSR
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327 g s e 3
We are now receiving the fargist and most varied
Q gl i . iy ¥ R « Ay ye 4 e . s
Stock of Goods it has ever been aar pleasure to handle,
TBT7 8> B 403033 RT4 T
R B e B 4 g 4 BWo g 438
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3 : 3 T 33 oF e S b Gt i aiaeden
Dy Goods, Notans, Boots, Shovs, {1 Irness, ¥ urniture,
1T 3 Ty oy a 0 dy .t e
Hardwire, Fleur; Suzar, Coffea. tYobiaeco. cic,. etc, a 8
A kbt als st Kt ks rR et
PIICES AVIIICH CINoT &2 UNUR ISO,
Give a 5 your patronage and w 2 guarantee satisfaction,
XL n e LODTNTAT ATRESSEIRT St MIRN T
We invite SPEECIVL, ATEENTICN (5 our FURNITURE,
LT DTALEL W 3% I RS RN NG LEne mas
Gk FINET O O 9UR RBMALZEDS SR “F PRIC
| .Eli.fi }il Uiy 1550 EULIUR IS = 3L lli i A
In addition to the above we carry a full Huw of BURIAL CASES
e g T A e i e g A . - aa,
WIREY & ORR
.j....}(.) VV BC.Ea X o 8 i -
o SS B TPLi S 7 N eOOTS AT T Te S ey
R " s
s, Ch Hize
;g lio o 2l o 'E'llA y
Has Reecived a beauti/nul line of
™ % s fi}:
L'.R.I !AIJIN L:JR: A
and would Le pleased to bave the
Ladies cail and examine hor groda,
Drecs NMalksing.
I am also prepared to do Dress
Makine, and the ladies woulki deo
weil to bring their work to we, 1
seil the Domestic Sewiag Machine,
1 am still on
ROGERS & JANET BLOCK,
DAWSOYN, GFORGIA,
o XNS TR ma IS
CINTFREE
Voo D B 2 8
Lrery render of thie paper who
€XDeeis 1o [\ N thing in the ke
o Diarends, tive Jewelry, Silves
pued € loehs, 0o who toinks of buying
R WATCH
| s el
| b ;i3 &
; i WE u% 5
Should send for our new illustrated
cataloune for 1959, which we seod
fren,
. 2. STEVENS & BRO
4 N MR
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