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Description of the Building as
Provided by the Plans
IT WILL BE A OITY ORNAMENT
A Mnili TnrRcr IIiiIIiIIiik ln Oio On
Nom Ititilrr IniiMriirllnti Ih lrovlilnl fur
Omul Mivtirlivl Will lit lOtl nnil tint Kill
lit Will lior SulmtHiitlBl Nature
Tho work of BtnrthiR tho now Cutlio
he church is now well in hiuul and is
progressing very satisfactorily and in a
short tiino tho work boing tlono will ho
noticeable HealiitiB thut a strong nml
Btiro foundation is tho flrit thing to ho
consldued in tho erection of n largo
building this work is being carried on
with oxtrctno earn Tho materials are
tho host ohtainublo and thot toiio com
posing it is being laid with an uMicti
tndo hearcoly less imrfrct than would bo
accorded that portion of tho btructuro
constantly visiblo to tho eyo becuuo
Btiongth and nnifoin ity is essential in
order to sccuro perfect results The
building plumed is worthy of the ut
most care as it will bo a noblo nioiiu
ment to tho progrcssivoness of Futhn
Walsh and his parishioners ami will lc
an honor and ornament to the town and
to tho country
Tho now chinch of tho Immaculate
Conception of IS m folk w ill bo located
on tho Mto heiotoforo occupied by the
fiamo struetuio for so many v ears at
tho corner of lUndis on avenue and Fifth
street It will bo 2 by 70 feet m sie
OAclusho of the tower which will stand
out from tho east end Tho foundation
is being built of lock faced stono of line
quality It will bo about eight feet
high Beginning at a It vol about font
feet below tho surfico of tho soil it w ill
form tho biisonicnt which will contain
tho fin mice apartments for coal and bo
othervviso used when necessary
From tho foundation up tho church
will ba constiucted of NoifolK built
faced with a lino quality ot Omaha
pressotl brick winch is as haul as stono
and w ill wear mi nidi lnnto period The
trimmings will bo of pink limestone
which will yive a substantial and hand
bonio ellect
The aiohitectural treatment of the
building will bo adapted troiu the Gothic
and w ill pieseut n solid and digmlied
appearance
It is tho intention to complete only a
portion of tho full plan at present it
being bo constructed that tho toll build
ing as designed can bo built without
disturbing or altering tho main poition
now in course of erection The portions
which will bo completed at some iuture
dato aro tho sanctuary and sacristy and
also the spire of tho tower
Tho rear end wall will be of temporary
veneer construction which while giving
the comfort and convenience for present
needs mil be ea ily removed when the
building is ultimately finished
Tho tower will bo completed up to the
base of tho spiro only
Tho auditouniii will bo seated on tho
inclined iloor system and in connection
with the gallery will couilortablr buit
iW people
Tho best modern pows will bo used
for the seating and will correspond to tho
general iinirth
Tho intouor walls will bo finished
for frescoing with paneled waniscoting
at tho Iloor
Large ai t glass window s will gi o a
handsome oilect to th chinch both
inside and out
Tho church will bo heated by furnaces
from below and will be lighted with
acetylene gns
Tho altar pieco will bo a beautiful oil
paiuting of tho Savior which was re
cently presented to Father Walsh by an
eastern friend The vestments sacred
utensils and other furnishings will be of
tho best ami a description cannot do
them justice Thoymubt bo soon to bo
appreciated Tho appointmonts will iill
bo modern aud of tho best materials
Thoro will bo no public ceremony at
the laying of the corner stono but it is
expected that when dedicated tho
friends of the church will be givon
abundant opportunity to witness impos
ing ceremonies
Tho total cost of cpst of the building
is givon at 10000
Thus is Norfolk growing year by year
into a city of beautiful churches hand
some homes and substantial school build
ings Few towns of its size can boast
of more ouorgotio chnrch societies with
better odificos in which to worship
Tho small frame buildings need but a
few years ngo by tho faithful in which
to hold services are rapidly giving way
to imposing substantial structures a
marlt of progress which all can ap
preciato
Dont buy uutil you eeo tho nice liuo
of queonswaio nud glassware at tho
Norfolk Cash store A lino dinner set
ory cheap
SOUTH NORFOLK
From BntunUjt Dailj
Mrs G V Kobobarryis on the sick
list
F Glass wont to Oakdalo this morn
ing for a shoit visit
Miss Agnes Kennedy went to Creigh
ton yesterday for a vibit with friends
John Ueclt has returned from his trip
west and expects to leave for tho east
Boon
Brakemnn Belden has quit the rail
road on account of poor health and loft
for Omaha yesterdav
Bnikomnti Canor baa quit tho road and
expects to leavo booh for the Klondike
country whoro ho has somo mines
M A Peed of Plainiow was horo
yosterday and purchased 100 head of
calves which ho will drivo homo today
W W Boynton and wife of Omaha
linvo taken possesion of tho Clifton
hotel and will conduct it in tho future
Tho stroot lamps havo not boon lighted
lately but that thoro is noeil of them
is ONidoncod by tho fact that a lady who
got olT tho train tho other night walked
oft tho Bidowalk where it narrows north
of tho depot and received boiiio painful
bruises
DISTRESSINGTIMES
Hoitilillinu lliinliiiNn Mini I Tiiniteil
to Volo for Urntrr CliViliinil Thnm
Conversations overheard every day on
tho stteots are convincing ptoof that a
fearful condition confronts tho people
and one which tho democrats havo con
clusively piovon they can relieve the
country
Tho following was a con voi sat ion
hold betwien a icpuhlicuu business man
and a tusionist fanner and the tionil of
it seems to bo thit tho bnsiuiss man is
about uudy to linn tho ranks ol the fit
siousts in order to gain lelief
The lepubliean said I am getting
most distressingly tned of this thing of
winking all the tnno and trving to do
tho win It of two men at thit It is not
lerauf o I am pailieulaily lasciiiated by
vvoik by any manner of means but
beciuso I cannot get the wotk done un
less I do it myself
Whv a few short j eais ago I could
got all tlio help needed in my business
at from 0 to 75 cents per day for wages
while now it is entirely dilleient and
labor has appreciated 100 or J00 nor
cent aud 1 am compelled to pay f 1 f0 or
JJ and then cant get tho men when I
uiliI them
I also uso considerable giaiunnd find
that tho samo conditions coufiont mo in
that regud 1 foimeily puiclia si d my
oats for 7 or s cents per bushel and am
now compelled to pay 17 or I s rents or
do without With coin it is the samo
During irovir Clevelands famous
reign 1 puichased this ceieal for S to 10
i entH Now I buy it fioin 0 to Scents
per bushel
It is most discouraging and I almost
believe that the piesent administration
is responsible for this condition ot things
and that the lupubhcans wont into con
trol on purpose to increase tho price iiud
demand ot labor aud products of tho
farm
Tho farmor hero found voico to articu
late Do you leally think so und tho
business man replied
Yes 1 really think soand am almost
leady to vote for good old Groverskould
ho bo nominated I dont know but
that Mr Bryan might bo able to bring
back the good old times and I might
voto for him net year
The present londtion may be all
right lor tho laborer aud farmer but
that wont help niu and I believe
that some of them may bo induced to
view tho matter as I do and help mo to
bring about the return ot the good old
tunes when labor wus plenty and feed
cheap
And with theseromarkb ho returned
to his arduous duties and tho lusiotiist
strolled away with u thoughtful look
ditluMiig ithi lf over his contenance un
able to Mate whether tho hut aness man
was joking or really in earnest
AViu nei 1 1 lln
From J mlitys Dnil
Homer Tannakill is laid up with a
felon on his hand
Harry Morris has rented nud moved
onto the Shields farm
Fred W Chustuu will try to organize
a lodge of Modern Woodmon hero
L K Hills has bought Aleck Suiders
house aud will move it onto tho fauu
Mike Halpiu went to Grand IbLmd
Moiiday to attend tho business college
Emerson Morris went to Central City
Sunday to learn telegraplmug with Ins
brother Will
EdCarberry who has been hero sev
eral weeks visiting relatives foft for
home Thursday
AUenil College Thin Year
Never iu tho history of our country
was there a grander opportunity than
the present for eaucated young niei und
women What an aubpicious uioniont
for thoso who are jubc now on tho
threshold of life
Grund Island Business and Normal
college has for fourteen years been tho
leading institution of its kind in the
wefrtoru states and last year more than
twicoas many calls were received for
its graduate as could bo bupplied
Bvorj thing necessary for a Buccesbful
btart in life is taught business normal
and fchorthaud courses Bjwjienses low
Board only 1 SO per week Ouo years
time given on tuition if desired Col
lego record sent free or for bix cents will
send elegant catalogue
A M Hakkos President
Giand Island Neb
Southern lltcraturi
Interesting litem u o regarding tho
South is now being uistributed by tho
Southern Railway Southern Homes
folders large map lolderb Laud of tho
Sky booklets Southern Fields Min
ends and Mineb books etc mailed freo
to any addiecs Tho Kmpiro of tho
South a very handsome volume ot
about 200 pages profiiboly llliibtrated
also lnsued by the Southern Railway and
sent to any address upon receipt of 21
cents winch nmount approximates cost
of delivery Address
WM II TAYIOK
Asst Genl Pass Ageut Southern Hy
Louisville Ky
T11K NORFOLK NKWS TlirUSOAY XOVKMHKK 2 1WM
COUNTY CONVENTION
Nurt tnsfiil Mi oIIhk of Sumlii i linol
Wnrlitriv CloKiil Hi lliill 1st t liurrli
FriimSnturilnjn Dnllj
Tho Union County Sunday School
convention which has been in session at
tho Baptist church this city for two
days this week closod hint evening
It proved to bo n very successful
mooting and although not largely at
tended was a vory satisfactory uftair to
thoso present Tho secretary of the
state organiition H 11 Pollock of
Beatrice was in attendauco and per
sonally supoi vised tho meeting Ho
was ably assisted by local workeis
A good program was carried out and
the mooting was a success all tho way
through
Kov Cobb a returned missionary
from Corea very pleasantly substituted
one who was on the piogram but
not present yesterday afternoon Ho
gave a pleasing outline of thowoik
bo tug earned on in that eountiy and
was listened to with careful attention
The exeieiMH last evening biought
out tholatgist attendance of any of tho
session Mr Pollock opened with a few
leinaikHand Dr Fletcher M Sisson
was then pieniitnd In intiodueing
his subject Mr Sisson said it was tho
now est thing in the wmld Woik
From this now subject tho speaker
gave a vuy interesting diseouisK after
which the convention adioiuued
At tlie evening si ssiou tho following
olllcers who hail been eleetul in tho
alteinoon weie announced
President M F Thomas Madison
Vice President C M Thompson
Norfolk
Sectetaiy Dr II 1 Cole Norfolk
Treasure Mis P luibenilall Madi
son
Supoiintoinlont ol Normal work Hev
V It liiilon Norfolk
Superintendent Homo depailmont
Mrs WosCiuig Bat tlo Creek
Kiipiiiiileiiihiit Piiinury deputmoiit
Mis Bum Mapes Not folk
It is i vpoetid that liom this time on
the county convention will be a regular
lealuro ot Sunday t iiiuol win U and it
is Imped that an niton st w ill bit moustd
hat w ill make future mi i tingR ot inro
interest to the people in gt in ml
COLLECTION OF CURIOS
1 I Iliiltt Mils ii I hit I til ill Mi inililiiH
V lilt Ii Im til In H il In I iilni
L P Hale opei at ol at tho union do
pot s ho spent some months in Cuba
us a member ol the signal serv ico dep irt
ment ol the government has some in
teresting and valuable relics of his visit
to that island with each of which is
connected an interesting tale or legend
His collection of shells gatiered there
is very complete and samo of them are
most beautilully and wonderfully con
structed
He has a door casing taken from tho
Spanish war vessel Heina Meiiedes
which was destroyed by tho Ameiican
fleet near Santiago This relic was
given to him by a member of Ilobsons
wrecking crow and is highly pned by
him
11 1 also has many Spanish coins and
other small tnnkets secured fiom olli
ceis in the qutfiih service Own ot the
coins he thus secured is more than Inn
years old
Ho has a very fine mori schiium pipn
which ho secured from a Spanish lieu
tenant colonel
Perhaps tho most valuable article in
his collection and the one most highly
pned by him is a Masonic emblem
takon lroin a lodge room in the city of
Cienfuegos meaning the city of 100
fires The emblem is voiy beautiful
iMjing Bet with valuable stones Mi
Hale perhaps values it more on account
ot its associations than for its intrinsic
worth Tho queen of Spain ordained
that no secret societies hould hold a
meeting after such a time In spite of
this proclamation tho Masons gathered
and hold a lodge and while so engaged
the room was broken into by guards or
soldiers tho proclamation read by the
officer in charge and the lodge property
was confiscated Sir Hale discovered
tho emblem or jewel now in his posses
sion at a pawn shop whero it hud been
sold or given as security for a loan
Not only has Mr Halo como into pos
session of many interesting mementos
but his mind is well stored with pleas
iug stories and anecdotes of his experi
ence on tho island
Waited Soveral bright nnd holiest
persouH to represent ub as managers in
this and cloo counties Salary fX a
year and expenses Straight bona fide
no more no less salary Position per
manent Our references any bank iu
any town It is mainly oflico work con
ducted at homo References Enclosed
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Dovi5JiovCoMiAY Dept Chicago
To -urn A Colli In Dun lluy
Tuko Laxative Hroiuo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to euro L W Groves signature on
every box 25c
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Take LnxntivoBroinoQuinino Tablets
All druggibts refund the money if it fails
to euro K W Groves signature on
overy box Slo
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sells velvet or moquette carpets made
into beautiful rugs at tho Omaha Hug
Factory 1621 Leavenworth St Price
list fioo First class references
Jas Tineyckk Proprietor
Best city reference
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MUTUAL INSURANCE
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The romarkablo i coord of Silas A
llolcouib iu tho matter of insurance
legist Uioit challenges the attention tif
tho people of tho state and leads at once
to tho iuev itablo conclusion that it would
bo unsafe to place such a mini on the
supremo bench A weak man in tho
presence of temptation while in the
gubeitiafoiial chair what could lie ex
pected of him as a judge What case
would bo safe in his hands
Dining the legislative session of 1 SIM
theie was a delei initiation to pass a law
which would allow the oigauiatioii or
mutual cnmpiuies for tho instiling of
village and tow u ptopoily To defeat
this time was present at the statu house
mi oigaiiiod lobby possessed ol ample
means fin ml iohu pin poses II was
well kiinvv u at the time that 10000 iu
cash wis mi hand lobe used iu deleat
lug mutual insiiiatiee legislation
On I iu 17 Mr Bioiiniiau of liiebaid
sou iiitiniliieeil house mil 211 a lull an
Hun iing the lot million of mutual com
paints II was pel feelly salisfat toi v In
the puiple who were demanding mill mil
lusuiaiiee The record ol I he intmdue
tlou ol the bill is louiiil on pigc2llof
the ImiiM iniiriiiil
hi Tib 21 tho bill was repot ted to
the gi in nil llle and was deluitl theie
until Maieh 27 when II was taken up
in the comtuillee oi the whole ami le
commended Im pissago On Match lit
ptge I IM of the house piiu mil it was
passi il by unanimous vole Such ie
foimtisas Hairy Hull and Soileimau
weielluie ami voted lot the lull The
reason foi the unanimous vote was that
the msiiiaiuti bundle had been insight
so noloi ituislv that any man voting
against the lull would have been mitt In il
at tun e as a booillt r
The lobbv concentrated its i llorls to
di leal the bill ill I he sennte Bviry
method of delay was resorted to At
liiistoiie piomtilfitt clcllc was bulled
Mum y was olTi ed o benutors to git
tlieiii to dt lay or lose tho bill At one
time the ouo crooked lerk and one
bundling si natnr cinrieil it away and
Wen mnileln disgoige only allti the
sen ill hail issued wauanls lor then in
lests
In I lie senate as in the house nil he
bundle plans filled The lull pisstil
with but one dissenting vote and thai
one si uit ot was politically blacklisted
lot that act and has ueviti sineti been
allowed to hold olliee
But the old lino iiisuiaueo people
knew what they wort doing They hail
delated tho final pissago of the bill
until the last day ol the session They
knew what Onveiuoi llolcouib would
do They knew that ho would wait
until attei the adjournment ol the
legislature when all daugei ol pissing
nvirlns head was past and I lion he
would vi to tho lull
The loooiil hlmws thai on April fith
pige 1IV ot the house jiuit mil tin
bill was picsi nted to the goveiijoi by n
joint cnmiiilttei Inlil it leu hid Iiik
hands it was t and ill I guaidid to k ep
the ists nnd booilliis liom sti aling
it At that line dny ouo ol the eleiks
was oirei i d 11000 if hit would lose the
bill or allow himself to be held up and
lobbed ol it
Alter the adjournment of the legisla
ture loveuioi llolcouib can led nut Ins
pnt of the cnutiat t Altei uiimeious
consultations with a Lincoln lobbyist
ho vetoed tho lull Im this action he
was never able to give a decent excuse
and left hiuisolt open to the strong
suspicion that he had entered into a
hatisfaetniy deal with tho bundling
lobby
The deleat of this mciitoimus bill in
such a suspicious manner caused mm h
indignation over the state und tho next
legislature met with the dotoi munition
to pass u mutual insurance lull and put
it through so early that a eowatdly gov
ernor could not head it nil Jones of
Nemaha on tho 18th of January lft7
Hitioduced hoiihO roll 181 a bill exactly
similar to the Biockman lull exiopi
Uiat it had seveial more sections relat
ing to nssessineufs and other matters
wJiich were also covered iu the laws al
readj on the statute books The bill
passer the house on the llth of March
by unanimous vote It jtihsed the sen
ate on tho 2d of Apnl with just one
negative vote and was presented to tlio
governor on tho lid of April
For some reason not orally explained
but which is pretty well shown up by
tho records Governor llolcouib held the
bill until the 8th of April when ho an
noiiuced to the legislature that ho had
signed it
New tho sequel That same day the
news was given out thut a new insur
ance company had been organ icd under
tho new law and that Silas A Holcomb
was elected as its president Tlusaction
had hi en taken before tho bill was
signed and tho salary of tho president
was fixed at 0 per mouth Comment
on this transaction is unnecessary Tho
ret olds aro the best evidence
From that date to tho close of his
jIUciiI term its governor Holcomb drew
money every month as follows
t ulai iu governor fjWih fM
Salary as insurant o president WMio
Bake oil In house rent deal u Hi
f27s ij
This was a pretty comfortable salary
for a plain man and did not count
Iho oflur iHiquisites ho might get in
tho way of laihoad ptshes assessments
from clerks and appointees and other
coinpliniontauos as O W Palm
would term them
Silas made tho office pay but the in
surance scandal will bo remembered It
will havo another chapter
tiii v ruui iif ioi t
Aolu u slide tlio gulden wedge
Anil while hn Uept II
lllilditi In his tent 9
I hi i nine of bid Z
Who liiitet a tlilef
Itesleil on Israel
Hut when Hie ultlsKeritl iirti1it ti
litnU Aelieu to the Mihurim
Of the eniiip
Anil Hlntitd him there with slouis
1 111 he vmih ilcnd
I lie t ilise was llftiil
Anil Ikiih1 In the next ciiuimlgii J
Ciurliil evei ptii Inut
In the statu
You are tho Ai hen SI
You limit the vvedgu
Yen M tooU uv iu j hliig In night
Anil now
I ho vv hlslttii d iiiiplintH uf iitfoi ui
Ate itftii
You
The te pelllu vou with stones
I hev e ill hen vim to the hiiIiiii In
Of tlio camp
Anil theie tint II II lug Jim
Aswiuthless iiiIiIiInIi Into Hut
AhIi ban el Im
Of iilillvlnn
I hev re building now
A uillil wall
Ainunil the Htipienie i tutrt
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vv nit nun unit so mull
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annul Miteive thliuiiih
A ml in llial gale tlie U mil o
No i itniiluii U of
Sim in ii form
No imp limit conjurer of
Uiillni fiuuils EJ5
No i oiiHiiliitlon broiler
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I hi v i lieered umr filllse
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Hill l llillini Wi lies ii I i III i
M llaiiingtnii Dcmni iitn nom
nee lot iiiugieM in the Sixth disliu I e
also a vu 1 1 in ol the habit ol leltn wnl
nig as witness the lollowing si ut b
him In lu in Bovlc ol ICoaiuev i hail
man of the IJeinoeiatle dislncl louimit
tee
Kl A KM V l II
I llll II ISnvlf Km
Dl A l Mi -I he slut ii 1 1 ii I i inn in I Iti ii
Is uigliig pinmpt uitlnii Vi iiiiisI i
ifpL Hie im vitublii I In- fuluie nf Di min
ii i in the Mlh dlHtili t id pcmls liuelv
ilpnn the nuiiibei vf tun tlniw ftiiiii Inp
llllsl Miiiiii s I lieie Ih oiiI tine imue
vcir In wall nml riisluii will be all nvii
IheiewllI In but ivvu puHles mill the
lentil is nf the Demoi talif pnilv now Wjll
In the ret iikiiIi il leatlets then submli
ginii fullv t veil tho we luivi liislietili a
pnl lit to dn in I I ud in lii tl u i eilllli ale
w hii Ii phn e sitfii In tin two plui i s mm I
t tl In fun a j list Ii i nf tin pi iv e ni a lint in
publit wlmhasiiM tl Mi Neil who his
lit i II iib t ut iu Itglnlii will be ut borne
in a few ilnv s und waul tn liuve it ieail
fi mi M II VIII IM ION
This lettei is of pnfiiiilai inteithl
and sigmlli nice to all PnptihsiH nl Ni
bllski It sets Im 111 the avownd pill
pnsonflhe I mni tats tn sw illnw lie
Popiihslu next yeai What ennci ssions
no made this yiu by the Deinncials
ate expected tn heal ft lilt nil hlindrtd
toldntiljeu when andiiliite ISiyan
and the sihci plated DemociiU y will put
tho Pnitihst paily out ol sight This is
the im ailing ot the adherence of Piym
to Holcomb iu the stile convention
despite the piotest nl in my leading
Demo iits who nbjei ted tn supporting
Ilnliouib but who ate doing so in u
desultniy soil nl way merely to profit
by it next year when the Populist party
just as Mi Huiingloii writes is to dis
appeai and when loadtisof Denmcraey
now will continue to Im Uaileis alter
tho swallowing has taken plum Mr
Haiimgtous letter which has just
como to tho suifacu thiovvs a stiong
side light on tho working of lloss IJiyan
and his Democratic maclnno
General Fred Funston like Admiral
Dovvey has disappointed the oppon
ents of the ailininistiations warisilicy
He has uouUrmod what tho admiral
has said since his return Ho demos tho
capacity of the Filipinos for self-government
and favors going ahead in a vigor
ous manner to suImIuo the rebellion in
Luzon He charaetenes Aguinaldo as
a con man He is confidoncing his
followers into loheviiig thoy can whip
tho Americans and drive them out of
tho islands As a disciple ot Ceorgo
Washington aceoiding to lonerai
Puuston tho little rebel is a miserable
failure and Nobraskans who may think
hoy uro supporting u pure and Ingh
miuded patriot by voting against the
iidmiuistiition should ohu their eyes to
the facts
Silas A Holcomb as governor repudi
ated Mr Sturgess n commended by or
ganiod labor loi appointment on tho
state commission fin thu Umahu exposi
tion United labor now has its oppor
tunity to repudiate Mr llolcouib ami
tho prospei ts mo very good that it will
do so The truth is there is positively
no warrant for labor of any kind bup
poitiug Mr Holcomb and his ticket on
geneial pinieiploi All kinds of labor
is in great deniaud all over tho state at
enhanced wages and this in no wise
because there is a Populist state admin
istration but because the good Iord has
sent big e rops and tho Republican paity
has maintained sound money and kept
its promise to reopen the nulls und re
store prosperity
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