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HOLDS BONDSMEN OF ELLER
District Court Decides Cae of Wheeler
Agiinit Former County Jajge.
ONE OF THE OLDEST ON DOCKET
Demurrer of Ilondsmea on Orod
that The Are Sot LlabU Be
cause Jnitxr Eaceeaxl Ilia
Aatborltr OTerruled.
Judge Reed yesterday morning decided the
case of Bert Glendore Wheeler against tha
bondsmen of J. W. Eller. as county judge,
on a demurrer. By this decision the bonds
men are required to pay to the plaintiff
in the case money withheld from the es
tate of his mother by Kller while county
judge.
The case has been on the docket so long
that It Is now third on the trlnl docket in
Judge Reed's court, and has been pending
on the demurrer for several months. In
a former action Wheeler secured Judgment
against Eller for the money withheld and
this action was brought to decide the lia
bility of the bondnmen.
It was held by the bondsmen that they
were not responsible for the reason that
Kller exceeded his authority as county
Judge when he received the money due the
estate and that they cannot be held for
any action of the officer except such aa re
quired by law for him to perform.
The defendants elected to stand on the
demurrer, so Judgment was ordered for
the plaintiff. The case will be taken to the
supreme court.
GOES TO PASTEUR "INSTITUTE
Unabnnd of the Victim of Hydropho
bia Will Take Treatment
at C'hlrajfo.
George W. Stover, who was bitten by the
dog that caused the death of his wife by
rabies, left last night for Chicago for
treatment a,t the I'aateur Institute. Ex
amlnatlon of the scars on his right ankle
showed Indication of Inflammation Friday
night. Reports from Mrs. Ge'.lenbeck and
Bessie Williams, who are In the I'aateur
hnsplt&l, are to the effect that no discour
aging symptoms have appeared. The serum
is being Injected each day and the blood
constantly examined. As to Vena Schaati,
the Millard girl who was bitten, nothing la
known.
Dr. J. A. Cummlngs, who attended Mra.
Stover, said yesterday: "In reply to
Dr. Miller's letter In last night's Bee I
would say that the quotation of an au
thority who was eminent sixty years ago
is somewhat out of place, to say the least.
There is no question whatever but that the
disease was rabies. I am preparing a paper
on the case for the Omaha-Douglaa County
Medical society and it will be reail at the
first meeting, which wl'.l be probably In
September. I do not care to make a de
tailed statement of the case before this
paper la presented."
Black silk grenadine sale Monday see
windows at BENNETTS.
The fifteenth annual lllusrated catalogue
for the coming yeur of the Dvorak Dra
matic school, Chicago, has Just been Issued.
It Is a handsome little book, very neatly
bound In art vellum cloth.
T. C. Calllhan, General A vent
For the State Mutual Assurance company
of Worcester, Mass., with offices at 602 Bee
Building. Issues all the most desirable
forma of policies and furnishes Insurance
to members at the lowest possible cost.
The State Mutual Life Assurance company
fo Worcester, Mass., Is one of the oldest
life Insurance companies In America, It was
Incorporated In 1844 and has been In suc
cessful operation for nearly sixty years. It
has an enviable reputation for conserva
tive, solidity and liberality, and has been
aften termed the Gilt Edge company of
America. .
$3.00 black silk grenadines Monday for 98c
at BENNETTS.
Strongest In the World," the Equitable
Life Assurance society. Its policies are
slKht draft at maturity. See H. D. Neely
manager. Merchants National Bank Bids!
Omaha, Neb.
Have Root print It
For Sale Due bill on one of the beat New
York City hotels nt a good discount. Ad
dress E 64, care Omaha Bee. .
Notice.
Bids wanted for the erection of the boothf
fences, platforms, etc., to he used during
the Oriental Carnival of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben
at Omaha commencing Oct. I, 1903
Apply Purchasing Agent, Armour & Co.,
South Omaha.
tiM blnck silk grenadines Monday for 75e
at BENNETTS.
Don't Forget
the Danish Brotherhood's excursion to
Ascott Park, Iowa. Sunday, the 26th.
Wanted, Janitor for church. References
required. Address J 19, Bee.
DIED.'
CLAWSON-Rev. WIIIHm H.. at Denver
eolo., July 2J, aged 69 years, 7 months V
days a wife and seven grown children
w!?rv hum'.thr". r"t1ln In Omaha.
William. R. E. and Mrn. Dr. lfoitetter
Funeral Monday at 2 p. m. from the resi
dence of Wm. ClawBon, xm Burt at
Friends Invited.
A Busy Day.
Saturday wu another busy day at the
sale of the Levins stock on the second floor
of 1C19-1521 Douglaa street .here la where the
Guarantee Clothing Co. offer big snaps In
men's and boys' wearing apparel. As It la
lust In between seasons the people seem to
be looking for such odds and ends as are
on sale here. The only question Is. are
there any goods to suit and fit you. The
prices are certainly lower than you can
find the same goods anywhere else. If
passing 1519-1621 Douglas street take a look
at our windows Our prlcea and goods talk
for themselves. The Guarantee Clothing
company.
Vo Seo nothing
Alarming
or particularly Intereating In the "Special"
cigar prices which some 'Drug-Clgarlatii"
re quoting ae mir m- r.7
KVK
u . V- ...hut-, V1IHI Mljr Kh 1 ' All
T1CAI
AL CIGARS. Kor Instunce. we veil
60 Tom Moure Kic stralnht rlxe for
$3.60
$3.60
c
$3.U0
15c
u 1 iimuTi ur-iw straight else for
1 gallon Wood Alcohol
1 gallon Grain Alcohol '
t pint Woil Alcohol
$1.00 ller'a Malt Whlskov
$1 IM Pure Canadian Malt Whiskey " w
$1.00 Peruna iv
6e Doan's Kidney Pills
$2 fM Cheater Uenulne Pennyroya"pj j, ti
The latest .xja creation "APPLE FK AD
DA" at our fountain.
OPEN ALL, NIGHT.
SCIIAEFEfl'S
CUT-PRICB
DRUQ STORE
Twt 'PUmmm
TT mm nr.
e, Oaaaka.
r-oriuonao cigars to anybody for 11 tk
M Pete lally cigar, for .. X "' ! ?l
60 Henry Ueorge cigars for tl 7?
60 I'remo cigars for JJ'i.
60 Irish Olrl luc straJihi i.l'V. I,?.
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PULMONARY HEPATIZATION
Thes Two Words Tell the Story ol
tho Sickness and Death of
Pope Leo XIII.
GORGED WITH EFFUSED MATTER
These Words Deane the Term Hepati
zation It Is Sot a Xrr
Disease.
Pope Leo XIII, after a manful struggle,
passed from earth Monday, July 20th, 19(3,
revered by one-fourth the people of the
world Hnd respected by the enlightened In
every part of tho glole. Prayers for a
dying pope in the Protestant churches la a
fact of great signillcance. Indicating as It
does the recognition of goodness and abil
ity and the breaking down of religious
prejudice. The good prelate was stricken
as ordinary persons are stricken, with a
severe cold. The pulmonary organs be
came congested and
MEDICAL SKILL WAS IS VAIN,
for the debility of advanced age could not
cope with the Insidious advance of heptlia
tlon. To the medical world the dread dis
ease Is pulmonary hepatization. To the
layman and general reader the big word
menrs the ordinary filling of the lungs In
cident to pneumonia or lung fever. Many
persons suffer from a partial hepatization
of the lungs and recover. In some in
stances the solidified part remains a dis
ease breeder. In others the lungs expel
the effused matter and full recovery fol
lows. THE BASKKHS HESKIIYK LIKE
physicians frequently detect adhesions and
solidification! in lungs of persons appar
ently recovered from pneumonia. The
condition Is a warning of danger and the
applicant Is rejected. Any man may be af
flicted seriously by an ordinary cold set
tling on the lungs and become uninsurable.
Hence the Importance of completing an
application for life Insurance when In ro
bust health. Today is the only safe time
for seeking life Insurance. It is always
easy to Induce one whose health Is im
paired, however slightly, to take a life
policy. The healthy man Is the Indifferent
subject.
B. H. ROBISOS, PRESIDENT
of the Bankers Reserve Life, stands with
his medical board for healthy risks only.
Many applicants are rejected who think
themselves good risks. The Bankers Re
serve Life Association has the lowest death
rate of any American life company, chiefly
because of the skill of Its medical directors
and local physicians. The president turns
away thousands of dollars of premiums an
nually, because he Is building a company
for all time and not merely for Immediate
results. The Bankers Reserve Life Com
pany is safe, aggressive and up-to-date.
You should investigate Its
GOLD IIOND POLICY.
LSI KZT,
OMAHA'5
FAVORITE
sv.
The Littlo Things
thut won't Htand washing receive Just
aa careful attention here as the big
ones, dollies, centerpieces, ties, ribbons
point l.u e. pillow cover white xlip
pers. gloves, plumes, tips, etc. ull
cleaned to perfection. Nothing too
mall or delloute for u to handle. All
work guaranteed In every reapect.
Try u.
THE PANT0RIU11
OMAHA.
407 So 13tb St. Tel. 003
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Agjrlcaltaral Weekly,
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A WORD TO OUR
Great as were the crowds on Saturday buying shoes, they will be
greater as this sale becomes known. By coming as early In tha morn
ing as possible, you will find It easier to make your selections.
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$55,000 W00RFTH Custom Made Shoes
at a Slight Fraction of their Value
Men's, Women a, Hoys' and Girls'
Shoes. Oxfords and Slippers.
The. Greatest Shoe Bargains in the Annate of Omaha' 'e
Shoe- Selling.
Monday Morning st 8 O'clock Sharp,
SALE' OF SHOES
REPLEVIED BY THE CREDITORS
Great Boston Wlwlesalc Shot Jtnue of Ltmkin cfc Foster
Also the entire floor t'ock of tn'n'.i slion of Thttms 8 ios C).
The Women's Slippers unci (Jjsfords from the Thuyer,
Alayuire t Field Factory.
The Women's Street and Dress Shoes from the Boston
Wholesaler.
The Boys', Youths', Girls' and Misses' Shoes, etc.
At Prices Never Before Even Dreamed of
for such high grade, up-to-date, swell
footwear We quote below just one or
two of the
BARGAINS IN THIS SALE
telling you without the slightest exaggeration
what you are to expect
when you come to the store
leaving the greatest of all thi bargains in the
highest grades to speak for themselves
OIN SECOND FLOOR
if (3
Ladies $3
Oxford Slippers
IN THE BASEMENT
MEN'S SHOES
Real Goodyear Welt Vlcl Kid
Men's Patent Coltsklns
Hen's Velour Calf Shoes- -Men's
Box Calf Shoes-
MEN'S SHOES 2d Floor
Real Goodyear Welt Vlcl Kid
Velour Calfskins
Box Calfskins, etc.
Regular value up to four dollars.
$5 Men's
Patent Colts and Vi;U
for Ruppert - F.namels -
Children's and Misses' Roman Strap
Sandals (on second floor) at
Ladies Welt
Shoes for
1.59
.lEpnrafljvs&TiirB
Cigars 5 Cents.
For Sale by All Lending- Dealers.
Our Una of Clear Havana Clours is
complete.
Our Meerschaum and Fins Briar Pipes
re all guaranteed.
OMAHA'S LARGEST CIGAR HOUSE.
MAIN OFFICE
1404 DOUGLAS
Established. 1884.
Cut Price List
Drugs and Medicines
91.0U Kennedy' Favorite Hemedy..HOc
Hat Uleacb Tablet for $c
r.Ou Perleeto Tablet for 4c
.Oo Paiino Tablet for
no Memiea' Talcum Powler for.. lie
,.t Bakei' Harley Malt Wblake?
purest and let, we ell T5e
11 HeKlree'a Wine Curdul for ....T4c
fioo Kilmer' Swamp-Hoot for . ...31c
r.o boa tireea Molet water ior...uv
fl l.Uterlne (Ijuiberf) for . ...7c
1 Kilmer's Sami-Hoot for 7Uc
6e Neal'a Uypepla Tablet for..44H
lOo King Hy Killer twlre for.... be
11 Sheet Sticky b'ly Paper for Re
1 gtuait' lypepla Tablet for..TJc
fl !ebro' :ierplelde for 7e
Ke ISj-rup of FlK. aenaiue. for. . . .lltle
Km 1 1 tiarflrlil Tea for lc
$1 lloaietter'a Bitter, we ell....71e
Small Si rap Pepln UH
y.Re Hraudieth' Pills for Ittc
IWtc 4atl-(erm lllslnfeetaat for.. 4o
rvoe William' Pink Pill for . ... 3)e
2Be Ornnaeliie, we sell l'.fc
S rake Witch Haiel Soap (small) Kc
fl l.ltiiioaone for Kite
Site l.iqnoBune for ...4(f
Hi bottle Witch H.iifl for . ......'e
fl Peruna for .Use
fl Cblrhester' Pills T4c
VIboI, the great recoimtraet 1 ve for ft
f.'i.KO Marvel Wblrllna- Spray Syringe
for ..fa.in
WRITE FOR CATALOQt'E.
Sh6rman& McGonnell Drug Go
Wholesale and Retail Drngnlst.
Corner 10th and Uodae Bt.. Omaha.
Opposite (South of) Postofflce.
Warehouse 1511 Dodge.
DR
McGREW
8fKClAU8T.
TrMt 11 lorma t
DISEASES OF MEN
IT yun mperunt. 17
ycani in Ouibi. "Ju.tot
.$ cur4. KjII11. kuc
t,CKful. Cur gu.riitad.
i. uai ti luff. Trtiuai
by utail. Call or writ.
Itf. lot. Offl ovr S1& i.
XiiU 1 . OMAHA. "KU
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Fin Photograt,hl lllaatratlea.
CUSTOMERS
n r- v p i n -s
& SCO
Same as in
Show Wjndow
98c
159
Regular Value up to three dollars
'These were displayed in our s'iow window last week:
198
Shoes for
Vic'i Kids- Made
Box Calf and Velours
Children's, Youths'
and Boys' $2 and $2
Patent Leathers for
.25 1.50 B
WIS edUS
DKD8i
Telephone I960.
ELE6ANCE EASINESS ECONOMY
are the principal points of su
periority embodied In the
ONIMOD
Shoes, and when
ONA'MAN
they Invariably give satisfaction. In
vestigate our canvas top welt sole
hliocs for summer wear.
ALWAYS
83.50 and $2.50
Regent Shoo Co.
205 So. 15th St.
It&SEBStWSBSgBBaKB
Yoor preerlptloa de
livered at yoar home
with the ITHEST PRIGI
at down towa prices.
CLARK STREET PHARMACY,
lhth aad Clark Street.
Phone OT'i.
D. C McNeil, Pharmacist.
Perfield's Curn'rCo.
Bee Bide., Room 7. Telephone 701
VYckr, tr Clark LuaU Scbller.
950
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The Bennett Company
The Leading Piano Mouse
of the West.
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No home la modern or sat
isfactory unless Its parlor con
tains a piano.
For Soundness
Solidity and
Satisfaction
in workmanship, artistic
finish, volume, purity and
richness of tone, truthful
action and rock bottom
prices, we yield to none in
our values.
BENNETT'S
SPECIALS
for this week
A mnhngranv Piano together with
a $:'50 1'luno 1'lnyer both brand new
anA At k.niiL.Hriiit nhanlutplv euar-
unteed together and KlrO
complete for .qjOOVJ
Ti.iu ia n .nno-iilniia! hn nt Mil and the
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1 chance of a lifetime. See here! Both
are yours on easy payments .."
down and 12.00 a month.
See Our
GLORIOUS
GRANDS
THr most nobly superb In
ntrnments tkaj ever crossed
the MIssIhsIp)!.
New Pianos
selected from our choice and abun
dant stocks of the Everett, I vers &
Pond, Packard, Chase, Smith and
Barnes, Richmond, Urinkerhoft, HaU
dorff, Wlllard, Harvard, etc., etc.
ONE HIGH GRADE MAHOGANY
PIANO valued at 450 JJ)5
ONE HIGH GRADE WALNUT
PIANO valued at & JJ)27
ONE HIGH GRADE OAK PIANO-
forue.d.ft.,4W $250
ONE HIGH GRADE EBONY
PIANO valued at 375 JJ)225
ONE HIGH GRADE MOTTLED
WALNUT PIANO ZOiU
valued at 35u for 3AVtl
PIANOS returned irom rentals, a tri
plet, etc. Select bargains this week.
A nice mahogany piano, it,kJ
latent 1SM1 style, for iplfO
An elegant up-to-date oak Cf
piano, cost t'Sib, for ipiUO
An elegunt up-to-date walnut C fl 70
piano, cost $260, for 4 I O
All yours any of them
on the easy payment
plan.
Snaps In Organs for the Week
Organs for S75.0O. $40.00, $33.00,
$26.00, $15.00 and
$10
Call and see what oppor
tunities we are offering you.
You'd like to own a piano
and we'd like to supply your
likes. Let's gtt together.
Out-of-town parties are specially
asked to write us. We will answer
promptly and clearly.
TCF-jtMnmi-mjunii lHHr""Hhi
More Tan Shoes $1.00
We've added four more lota to our
tan shoe sa!e In order to complete
tho sizes so as to sell them all this
week. '
Roys' and youths' tan shoes added
to this lot:
Tan shoes that were $2.00 and 12.50
go Monday for only J1.U0.
Mlssea' and women's tan shoes and
oxfords that have sold at U.U0, 12.50,
:;.uo and $4.0U in this sale at ll.UO and
jOc.
While these rhoes are not all the
lat.st styles, but all alaes are repre
sented, and the iuallty Is the regular
Urexel kind.
9REXEL SHOE CO.,
Omaha's Up-to-Dato Shoe House
1419 Farnam Street.
NEW I;
COLLAR !
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
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Great Clearing sale of
Men's, Boys and
Children's Glothing
W'v lo not want to carry over
clothing, therefore we have cut
Men's strictly all wool suits In cheviots.
raHSlini-ren and fancy cheviots. In all
shades and colors, plain stripes and
fancy mixtures, none of thene suits sold
for less than $10 to $12 6f-1 inyden s grent
Clearing Sale price C flfl
only : 9iUU
For $7.60 we can show you over 20 differ
ent patterns In neat checks, stripes, fancy
mixtures and plain colors, made up of
all the latest fabrics In serges, fancy
cheviots, worsteds and unllulslied wors
teds made up with hair cloth fronts,
pndileil shoulders and guaranteed to hold
their shape none of these suits worth
less than $15 to $16. &u great 1 Cf
Clearing bale price, only I9U
For $10.UU we have the greatest line of
men's suits ever shown In tho city. This
lot Includes some of our very finest tail
ored suits. In this lot you will rind some
of this season's swcllest styles, made up of
fancy cheviots, fancy worsteds, serges
and Scotch cheviots. In uny shade and
Color you want all thoroughly hand,
tailored by the leading wholesale tailors
in America, such as the II., B. & M .
None of these suits worth less than $!!
to $20 our Clearing
Sale price, only
19.00
Men's outing coat und pant suits to ie
1 to le
7.50
closed out in this sale,
at $.1.75, $o.00 and
"MO men's odd pants to be closed out In
out In
2.50
this sale
at $1.60 and
Tliese lots Include pants that formerly sold
nt from $3.50 to $6.00 our Clear- O Crt
ing Sale price, $1.60 und 3U
1,500 pair of boys' odd knee pants In ages
from 3 to 16 years, worth from 40c
to 60c go on sale at only
2bc
Great Reductions in Straw Hats
e have gathered together all the men's, boys' bihI children's straw h
remain in stork and we are determined not to carrv over Into next season
hat. Every straw hat In our entire stock has undergone a .terrible slash!
siock is large., trie selection Is unlimited your size Is here.
Straw hats for children that sold up to 25c, on sale nt
Straw hats for men, boys and children that sold up to 50c all In one lot nt
Straw hats that sold up to $1.00 on sale nt
All men's hats that sold up to $2.00 on rale at
All the $2.50 and $3,110 quality on snle at ,
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The Gonw,ade$&&wt
Ply l-t eil IS.IIIL Jll ..LI, .U.CiC
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ILL REGAIN IIliK LOST
tality quickly by usino;
"Storz Blue Ribbon Beer"
This beverage has a wonderful effect In toning up
the human system when run down. It cures and pre
vents Indigestion, Insomnia and nervousness.
t)ostors approve Storx Blue Ribbon for home and
t'amily use.
Bottled at brewery only. ,
STORZ BREWING CO,,
Telephone 1260.
B II F I
Council Bluffs Office - 932
TWENTY YKAP.S Axing teeth 1: our record. Don't take chances with
irresponsible linns under other na mes. Set teeth $3.00 to 17.50 on rubber.
Aluminum plates, $15.00.
BAILEY, The Dentist,
Lady Attendant. Telephone IG85. 3rd Floor Paxlon Block.
MllJlIL..JLMLiU,U.JRlatt.M II I
FULL SET
OF TEETH
To Introduce our methods we give
delay. You may not get your work
GOLD ffO
CROWN5 $L
SET OF CO
TEETH $L
Work guaranteed 15 years. Graduate dentists. ' Remember our easy pay
ment plan, it may Interest you. Now under new management.
ew York
Established nearly ten years In present location. 115 SOI TH 1GTH STREET.
Opposite Hayden's and Boston Store. Open dally till 7 Sundays to I.
SPECIAL SALE OF
Young Talking Parrots
Beinu overstocked we offer this week, July 27th to August 1
Younir Tame Mexican Redheaded (LO
Parrots, at. only OO.OU
Each parrot uold with a written juft'""'00 to loarn to talk.
Suitable catfe, Price of parrots aftor Ausf. I will bo $.1. Oil.
GEISLEK'S BiRD STORE, J03 N 16th. Omaha. Neb.
Established 1838. Illustrated Catalogue Free.
For Buggies, Concords,
Stanhopes,
Country Club Wagons,
For Best V.'crk
AND A
Closing Cut Price
THERE IS
Guly One Place
man
I8TN AND HARNEY
111
TIIK RI-.l.tAUia? SIOKK.
n dollar's worth of this season'
prices to half their regular valu.'
Mart Schaffncr
Mrx
Hind Tailored
am tluit
simlo
Our
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. ..41o
. . .! c
.$1.5?
7
atieni?th and vi
West Broadway
mine i!.!Mrxrzriaw.ii2uBr,
exlra low prices until August 10. Don't
done at these prices.
Fillings 1Ea
From .0l
BRIDGE 00
WORK $L
Dental Co.
Sleeping,
Cnr
i service
Between
Omaha and Kansas City
The Alis.souii I'uelllc lias recently put in
operation a new bleeping car eivlu be
tween Omaha and Kaunas City. 'i wo of
these new rata, the "OMAHA" and
' S'l KKI.iXtl," were built especially for this
run and have just heen tumid out of the
Pullman shops. They ure models of akili
ful wurkmaiiHlilp and of the latest di-mau,
being- euuiiii;d with all modern apphanc-a
and convenience. They uie liahled wlMi
electricity and cooled with electric fai, k
niHhed and tho large toilet room for the
These car ale reody for oceunanev In lh
I'nlon Hlation. Omaha, at it::tu p. in. Thce
arriving Jrom Kaiium Pity at i.lb a. m. re
main In the atatiou until 7 u. in., and for
the convenience of thore who do not de
sire to leave thein the cars are placed In
the Webster Htreet Hlation, where they re
main until S a. in.
Kor bertha, ticket and further Informa
tion, apply at
CITY TICKET OFFICE
n. K. t or. Illh and Ilonirla nt. .t
T. F. OflliFnHY. Pass and Ticket Agent.'
. TOM II I til I Krf. Traveling Haas. Anent
J. K. ClUMlililtS, Tlckvl Agt., Uiiluu Sta.
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