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*.C» tealClM IUI MXltr.
FEIDAY,JANUARY 3, 1902.
Doutlesa there are aspirant*
who think it is a long time be
tween Cabinet appoinments.
Ift is no violation of confi
ddence to say that Col. Watter
aon's editorial utterances are
not popular at the White llouse.
Yes, there is inorc than one
man who is willing to monop
olize the hero business.
There is a disposition in
Bome quarters to change Book
er Washington's name to Office
Broker Washington.
Notwithstanding the many
outside pointers, Secretary
Long still seems to he short on
resignations.
The red lights may l»e less
numerous in New York, but
the halos arc not yet visible to
the naked eye. : _
Mr. Brooke Adam?, of Mass.,
in a speech before the Amari
can Economic Association, in
Washington, predicted future
trouble for us on account of
the decrease of the purchasing
power of Europe
Ohio wishes South Carolina
to distinctly understand that it
has no license to monopolize
Senatorial scrapping.
, The British government also
run* to commissions. It has
appointed one to look into the
eo\l supply of the empire.
The treasury of a Missionary
Society has gone to dicker
with the Bulgarian brigands
for Miss Stone's release. Sup
pose they should take a notion
to kidnap him, too?
Eloping is dangerous in Ala
bama, where a father shot a
maii who went to elope with
his daughter, as well as a friend
who was with him.
The coat of living in Wash
ington having materially in
creased, the undertakers of
the city have increased the
coat of dying by raising the
prices for use of hearses and
carriages at funerals.
W : . J
An exchange uses half a col
man to ask ir merit in the pub
lic service is always rewarded.
Certainly . brother, if it can
produoc enough "pull." Come
again! always glad to give in
formation*
lowa mustn't get giddy and
torn ap her nose at sister States
because die has so many good
things in the official line two
■Maibera of the Cabinet, ' the
Opeakeisliip of the houae. and
the chairmanship of the Sen
ate committee on Appropria-
► ••
New York's uew municipal
gorerment has taken cliarge,
but visitors to the city do not
find it ran on Sunday—school
ideas, and those hunting for
goldbricks can still find them.
The Washington Post says
there will be no more Cabinet
Changes for some time, but it
said something similar iu3t be
fore the recent announcement
of changes. It is just barely
possibie that the Post doesn't
know.
Senator Mason would better
not be too precipitate in as
sisting those wiio are fighting
reforms in the carrying of eec
ond-cla-s mail. It is likely to
be more dangerous than profit
able.
The death of Senator Sewell, of
New Jersey, on Friday leaves a va
cancy in the Senatorial represent
ation from that State and aired/
there is speculation as to' who will
be his successor. It is believed here
that the Governor will appoint a
Senator pro tern to occupy Senator
Sewell's seat until the legisla'ute
shall have elected his successor.
Congressmen John Gardiner and
Henry C. Loudenslager are both
spoken of as probabilities.
Minister Wu Ting Fang has filed
with the Secretary of State a protest
against the re enactment of the Chi
nese exclusion act and his letter
will doubtless be fowarded to Con
gress and referred to the Committee
on foreign relations. There is evej■
reason to assume that the b;ll will
l>e promptly re-enated, the only
changes likely l»emg of »uch admin
istraive details as would make it
more effective, but Mr. Wu is him-,
self held in such high regard that
the Secretary of Stittviii doubtless
fee. 30, 1901. bespeak for hi in a hearing by the
Perhaps never before have Christ- Committee,
mas festivities in the White House The State IXrpartm nt has recciv
reached the informal and almost e ,j a communication from United
uproarious stage that they attained States Minister Wilson, at Santiago
this year. After the noonday lun- J c Chili, in which be says that the
cheon the President and h:s family Argenttne-C&ili controversy n-ay
went to the h.use of Commander i>e regarded as settled for the time
Cowles where, with their young j |>eing if uot f.;r all lime. I)r. Gar
cousin, the Rosevelt children enjoy cia Mero i, the Argentine Minister
ed agreat Christmas tree laden with j„ Washington, says that his coun
inany gifts. The Preident atid his ( f y | jas made ma erial conces*io: s
oldest son accompanied by two Chili in order to preserve peace
gentleman who were alaying- at hnt hc+ei r-ves thatter* —better to
the White llouse then went f;r a concede-certain rights than to pre
long ride but all returned in time cipitate what must have bten a pro
to. dress for dinner at seven o clock, longed and bloody struggle. m
A'liong the guests were Senator 'Hie President, following the ex
and Mrs. Lodge and theirson. Miss am p| c 0 f his predecessors, lus al
Carew, Captain Davis, Mr. and Mrs. ri . a jj set aside a tract of laud for
Adams and t. ommander and Mrs, forest-reserve purjHMes. This re-
Cowles. , serve is located along the botinda-
(Sen. Chaffee seems inclined
to think that the Filipinos re
semble American Indians in
one respect the only good
ones are dead ones.
The Nebraska men who had
a ftock broker arrested charg
ed with "maintaining and oper
ating gambling devices" is on
the right track, although the
courts may not decide in his f.i-
Tor.
WASHINGTON LETTER
(From our iriular Correspondent )
After dinner the party entered
the big East room and the Presi
dent ordered the attending Orchres
tra to play Hie Virginia Retl. He
chose Mrs. Cowries as his partner
and they lead the dance. Mi Rose
velt chasseed. ' balanced all" s'de
stepped and cut pigeon wing# until
the ladies almost had hysterics and
the youngsters howled with merri
ment The Orchrestra then started
to play "Whistling Rufus" and im
mediately the President started a
cakewalk insisting that all join in..
His buck and wing steps would
have done credit to a Washington
professional cake-walker but young
Lodge out stepped him and appre
ciating that fact Mr. RoseVelt made
him lead. Referring to the
man's performance one of the dus
ky attendants at the White Hou e
said " Dat da young Mr. Lodge is
su'tinly de bestest cake-walker I
done see but law, ypu ought to see
de Presiden*.- He su'tinly make
dem other white folks pick up dey
Ceet"
The day o'ter Christmas Mrs
Rosevelt and Doctor Rixcy and
the children, with the exception ofj
Miss Alice, went down t-.c river on
the Dolphin. Theodore Rosevelt.
Jr. h3«l a new gun and was count
ing on a great slaughter of canvas
backs but so far none have be n
received at the White Ilonse. The
President is giving a serial of small
dinners tphis particular friends but
he has given out that lie will sec
no.on? on luiisne?s unless it is ofrtt l
au>«t pressing natrue.
«. The advent pf Governor Shaw
into the Cabinet-cucVe j» anticipa-
ted with a good liNft* of pleasuru.
Mr. Gage has heen in mourning
since the death of his wife which
has, of course precluded entertain-
ing. The families of Secretary
Hay and Secretary Long are also
in mourning so that the list of
houae extending formal hospitality-
has been consiikraUy j)arrowed
down. Governor Shaw is wealthy
and his wife is said to be socially
ambitious, so that it 4s e* peeled
that he will take a large house -nd
that his entertainments will be fre-
(juent and elaborate.
Senator Oepev must feel himself
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THE ENTERPRISR, WILLtAHSTOK, K. G., FRIDAY. JANUARY 3 .1902.
a roy mocb married man, as be
has been through three wedding
ceremonies. According to the
French law. there must be a civil
marriage apart from the religious
ceremony and accordingly the Sen
ator and his bride drore to the
United State Consulate on Friday
and wtre civilly married,the license
having been signed by President
Roosevelt h'msdf. On Saturday
morning the happy couple were
married at tea o'clock at the church
of Notre Dame, M ss Palmer being
a Roman Catholic, and at eleven
o'clock tl*ey were again married at
the Episcopal c.urch out of respect
to the Senator's religious convic
tions
ries of Idaho an-l Montana and will
aggregiate over one million acres.
It will be knowu a. the KoOntenai
forest reseivx Mr. Roosevelt also,
it wi I be remembered; made an
earnest recommendation to Con
gres to set apart a very lanje area
in the Southern States to be known
as the Appala hian forest "reserve.
Representative Francis C. New
lands cf Nevada gave a dinner at
the new Williards'on the evening
after Christmas to about fifty mem
bers of Congress and at which Sec
retary of Agri culture Wil on Was
the guest of honor. Ihe affair was
■lanifestly in the interest of irriga
tion legislation for -the Western
States and it is said to have made
many friends. Mr. Wilson who is
known to be in close touch with
the views of the President on this
subject, made the address of the
evening. He devoted hiniselt to a
refutation of the idea that the irriga
tion of the Western lan is wou'd
add to the competition of the Eas
tern farmers. He even argued that
Eastern farmers would l>e benciat
cd l>y the movement. He said that
fci La 1 seen aflht ta'ik d with many
Keprcseu tallies fr, in 'he Vast and
that he had nia3e many conyyts
Mr. said that the friends
of the movement had ft rru>! jiupor
tant champion in the person cf Kb
presentative Cannon who, as Chair
man of the House Committee on
appropriations, would tvirld great
influence. He said that Mr. Can
non was in tavor of 4 bill which
wou'.d provide for thi starting pf
the aci"*' work of irrigating the
arid lands.
k mm
Loyalty to one's tow n is n*»*s
sarv to its success. |f one doesn't
like the place he lives in let him go
elsewhere. That's his privilege.
But the man who is eternally
croaking, the chronic kicker ought
to be banished forever. He is a nui-
Wjnsfon journal. 1
St«s ttaCutf
art Ms iff tte GaM
Laxative Bromc Quinine Tablets euro a
cold in one day. No Core uo I*ay. price
ij ctal*. _
7 _as
Mexican wm "o®/ IM rf bwt,
mm " ,■" !»■■>— Hood and Beratcb-to bor
llustanf rmnmmnrju.
-S - % ■ * • £
Xtoad under
a harrow -
* ruffers no more than the faithful horse
that i» tortnred with Spavin*, Swinney, Harness
Sores, Sprains, etc. Most home owners know this I
and apply the kind of Fymjtathy that heals, kuowu >
fur and wide as *
t Mexican
Mustang 1
Liniment.' x
T* "
, New fails—not even in the most aggravated cases. .
Curw caked wider in cows qaickcr than any known
ranedy. ,Hardly a disease |iccaliar to rniucic, skin
or joints that cannot be cured by it
K
*• thn U remedy on tho market for
111 A. Hfjraii»a»dHkin bunp&
Mustang
McOfFPIK'S T ISTKLKM CIUI. CfRK will
cure chills Ac all malaria troulile*. OJ
money rrluri'lcil Junnb. ■*'
Even the press agents of the
theatrical stars are taking ad
vantage of Aliniral Sehley's
great |>opuiarity 10 quote ap
proving words from liiin for
their particular stars. Con
gress being neither deaf nor
blind must understand the sit
uation.
A POINTER FOR IIVENTCRS
j If yoo wish your patent biranra-prop
erlrand promptlr done tend it, to S\V I IT"
& CO., PATENT LAWYERS, opposite
I*. S. l'ateut Office. Washington. 1> C.
They have no livw»tUfiel dirnt. Write
Ihcui fur their confidential letter J a pos
tal card will brinx it. ami it in \y l« worth
money to vou. See their wlicrtiMinrnt
eluewhcre in this ps|>er.
England's period of mourn
ing over the queen will expire,
this month, but its in uiriiiug
over the war iu South Africa
seems likely to hutt indefin
itely.
Mi Duffif 's Little Blue Livrr the
bcit knowii fur rtrndijution
\ indigestion. |o not uripe. *5 cenls.
It i* usually three times and
out, but Soiuitor Depew had to
go through three ceremonies
to get into the married state.
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
"SMtlfciig lit lliiir Tk Sis.
All I Victors have tried to cure CATARRH
by llic im of piinlm, inhalers
ami drugs in pasU form Their pomkn
iln nji thf mncnous meriil»rancs causing
them t«» crack open an blccil. The power
ful aciils used in the inhalers have entire
ly eaten away the sinie memhunes th.it
their maker* have aimed t> cure, while
|iMei aad ointment's cannot reach the di
>•««. An old an experienced practitioner
who has for many yenrs mad* 4 closa
study ami specially of the treatment of
CATARRH, has at List perfected a Treat
ment which w hen faithfully used, not on
lv relieves at once. but permanently cures
CATARRH, hv removing the cause. vtoj»-
pinj; tlic discharges ansl curiny* all in
flammation. It is the only remedy known
to science that artuailv reaches the afflct
c«l parts. This wonderful remedy is known
•1s "SNVFFL.KS the I'.L ARAXTL'.KD CATARRH
ct'RK" and is solil at the extreme!*- low
»rice of One IKllar. each packajic con
thimtug ard external me.liciae
rufficWnt fcr a full m»iuL > tr>-nmrnt ami
(tmthibj! nfvesSat+ ti ?j.s n rfect
"INVFFI.W is Ihc only pertVt CATVS* it
«.!'((«• erf j and is now anignutd is
(he only stk , a 1:4 positive ;unr for that
ajiKnyiui! autl iiit*jiwin
fll (|Uk-k!v and permanent
ly and it also wonderfully quick |o re
lieve HAY FKVKR Of COLD in Um HKAQ.
catarrh when Bn;ltct«l often )eal«
to Consumption—"wtfnjo" mill save
you if you use it at once. It is no onli
im- remedy. but a complete treatment
wfcWi WfßHti'riy guaranteed t > care CA
TARRH iu any ion* «t jf mpl ac
conlliK to thr directions *h'> li amount
•«iy well jnckiuv. lK>n't delay but send
lor it at one* * ot * writ* IWljmtWww
to your condition, an.l voj "* r '" w *' vt
«grrul *"ivice from the discjmw of this
n»roev|y retarding your case
coa fd jyU biyeiiii the tvgufar
price of '•JNtrFI.KS" Gt.UiNAXtkU
Catarrh cirk,"
Sent prepaid to «ny address in the
Cnited Mates or Caaaua oa receipt of Onf
lK>llar. Address Dept. C 491. EDWIN B
[GILES & CO., >331 Market St., Philadel
phia.
Thatever the opinfon may
be of the assertion of Dr. Oli
ver lypudeil Holmes, that
eyery roan is three u>eu, |t
must be conceded that many
s■ •
Legal Advertisements.
Sheriff's Sale
I •hall aril fut cash Itrfute the Court Houw
door in Williamson on Monday the 6th day of
January l yoj the following; property, situated in
tlx town of Hamilton, to wit One lot kuown a«
the Jot|u Hooker livery atable tot. begitiing at
the corner of the A. K Hooker tot on Liberty
street. theme along uid street 59 12 feet to W.
K. :iaWtone comer, thence along naid OUd
»t«mr and W. W. Purvis line 172 feet to J W
Shcrr«d line, thence along J. W. Sherrod line to
A K H »»ker line 5? »-a fe**t. thence along Mid
II • »ker line to the 1»-giriing ,c mtainingonei 4 of
an acre more of less. one other lot in Hamilton
heginftng on South street opposite J W Sherrod'»
stable* at Mary Crofton's back corner on taid
street, thence along South street in an easterly
direction M feet, thence a pareltell line with
Mary Crufton's lisck line to the County road,
thence -hi f**' l««rlt Mwry t'rnftm Wt Hwe
thence along wid Crof ton's line to the begin
uing' containing of an acre more or less, it
SHug the escrM of the homestead of A. K
Hooker. To satisfy an execution in my hand*
for collection returnable to Spring Tetm, tyuj
of the SupctiorCourt of Martiu Couuty in favor
of John I. HookcK, assignee, an I against A. K
Hooker. J C. CRAW Ft »RD. Sheriff
This sth day of Dec. r*>i. Martiu Co
Executrix Notice,
stlavitijf qualified a* K\eutrix of Jno.O.
Nity id dice i« hcrtbv Riven to all
ptr*in* owing tall deceased to aettle same. and.
• ho* having claim* Mid drtvaird to
prearnt thmi to" the undcr«ig*r 1 on or before
IHV i ith. tifoi, or thi* notice will l*E plead In hat
of their rwwry. Thia Dec.nth. igoi.
SI'SAN A S vi. SIN KY.
Kaecutrix.
COT'NTY STAKMKNT ' A
(I'mler Sec 713 of the Coda of North Carolina )
r. W C M iiining RjgUtfr Deed* of Martii|
Count* . North Carolina, do hereby certify tha
the following ii t true statement of the indivfcl
ual account of each member qf the l'oard o
Commi«aiottc(s, of Martin County, f ruin th* f|rat
Monday in December tyoo to th« fttat U mday
in December 1901, via:
Joaeph B CoAtld served 13 day* as Commie
s4oner. worked 10 1 1 day* on county hndgea
traveled 134 mile* and received for *3me 155.50
J a me* I ltn>wa *rrvrd 13 days as Cemmissioa
er. worked 4 i-idayson county brides, traveled
l*' mile* and received f v» 00 compensation.
Oliver K Cowing served i« days as Commia
*4. met. worked J days on county tj/idfes, travel,
ed 16* miles and received {35 40 compensation.
Witness my hand and official seal
tSKAI.) at office in Williaraston.N C.this
joth day of November , A. D.1901.
W. C MANNING,
Rrfitlc? of Deeds, Kx-OAcio Clerk to Board
Martin Coantv [
Ssprriur Court J
R. F. llvm-in ami wife Bertha S ITymaa
vs.
J L. Harielt, Guythcr Kartell, William H.
HarreH. Walter Harrell and John Harrell.
To ). U Harrell:
The defendant. I*. Harrell. will take aotice
that a motion wilt be made before the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Martin Cauuty on Monday
February jnl, ij», to receive a judgement in
favor of the above named plaintiffs and against
the above-named defendants.and for the issu
a:ice of an Execution thereupon. That the aaid
judgement «n« duly docketed in the Superior
Court of said county on the .ml day of September
iKit «ud it for the immint of Forty (V'llara and
wt- A'.t-i the MHl'defendant will further take
notice ttiat he iViVqulred at lh» time
sod pU.T above mcnli-ned, ami anawer or deniur
«o ihe aaid notice,o[ the iiUinid wiUapply to the
omrt Ivr i!.e Kjjjf.demanded.
Thisauth Dec. 1411,
J A Honas, Clerk SuperioroS*((
CamTrssioner's Sale of Real Estate.
Br virtue of a jutSfftnent of tfce Superior cojrt
of Martin eouuty 1 wit! on thr 3rd day of Febru
»*F «l| for qih a* t*>C Court Houic door ia
U'iUiama4on.the reversionary iutcraat |n acer
lain tract of land ia Williamson, Martin Co ,
lUAOWB a* the H. S. Mayo tracts Maria Majro be
tas entitled to a Wcr tfcf Alto a tract
of land about 1-5 acre adjoining the dower tnCt
MM lands formerly helongiuc lo II S Mayo.
kHcrna 111 the CMfHi|i4iiKr report laving oS
tUSaotter and deed to H V M.yo wjl! fully a|>"
pear. ' ' ALU*. SfMrrtj. torn.
"» *ay Jf" 9®>. 4»
Kadol Dyspepsia Cart
—I—1» wtmt yu Mi
Everything comes to those
who wait—if they wait long
enough. The friif) of Neely is
COUNTY STATEMENT u B."
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 2.1001.
1900
Dennis R\ an* witness feet March Court 1901
Jno. Purvis •• •• •• •• >•
Prank Everett
Jease Chance
Jno. Wallace
Andrew Teel
Augustus Teel
Karsissic Clark
Gussie Cherry
C. J. Bern bridge
Uc. Little
W. Ann Little
D. S.Powell
Sandy Coffield
Jordan Williams
Henry Bell
Riley Spruill
M. L. Nicholson
W. W. Harper constable "
Harmon Gurkin J.P.
Viney Sykes witness
Martha Boon "
Geo. Roberson "
Prank Griffin -
Slade,Jones & Co.
" Anderson &Co " " "
N, S. Peel & Co. supplies to poor
A. L- Mizell services as officer grand jury
R. J. Nelson " •• Coroner inquest R. J. Nonnon
W. H. Harrel) " " County Physician
A. H. Griffin " •• keeper County Home
J. R. Roberson lumber and repairs on bridge
J. S. Mobley supplies to poor
S. R. Biggs medicine for poor house and jail
Stanley Legget repairs on Mobley's Mill bridge
J. R. Ward Board for jury murder case
J. M. Sitterson " t " " " ••
J. C. Crawford Seerifif and jail fees
M. W. Ballard repairing bridge
O. K. Cowing i day Conr. and 14 ins. @SO
J. B. Coflwld " " " 18 " " and 1 day bridge*
w. c. Manning serving as clerk per bill on file
Jane Hassell supplies and attention to poor
Stalling* Bros supplies to poor
J. R. Ballard repairs on bridge
B. H. Roberson " " " and lnmber
l>r. B. L. Long services on Sanitary committee
J. E. Suiithwick " " " "
Slade, Jones ft Co. Supplies to poor
J. B. Avers " " "
N. S. Peel & Co. " •' "
W. 11. Wilson " " ___ "
Geo. W. Griffin " " "
J. S. Mobley " " "
S. L. Godard A " " "
Slade, A. & Co. " " "
Fanny Slade
J. G. lUrnbiil
A. 11. Griffin Services as keeper county home
WaHaee supplies to |>oor
Harrell Printing House J. P. J>ockets
I'd wards & Hroughtim Record books
R. J. Nelson coroners inquest
\V. H,« Ilarrell service as County Physician
S. R. liijjxs medicine for ]>oor house
J. C. Crawford jail fees
J. A. Hobbs C. S. C. bill on file
O. K. Cowing 1 day Com. 2.00 and 14 ms. @SO
J. B. Coffieid 1 day Com. a.OO and 18 ms. ©sc
W. C. Manning services as clerk per bill on file
S. W, Mizell supplies to poor
June 1901.
J. D. Bowen services at County home
"The Enterprise" printing
N. S. Peel & Co. supplies to poor
Slade, Anderson & Co. to jail,Co.home,poor
1, " Jones & Cos • '' "
J. A. Hobbs record books
J. C. Crawford jail fees and conveying patient to hospital
S. R. Biggs medicine for jail and county home
Dr. W. H. Harrell services as County Supt. of Health
S. L,. Wallace supplies to poqr
lJr. R. J. Nelson services as coroner at inquest
O K. Cowing supplies to poor
Jane Hassell " " "
j. B. Coffield sen-ices 1 day Com. 1 day committee, 36 ms.
J. Z. B'Own " 4 " " 120 " •
O. K. Cowing " 1 "" 14"
W. C. Manning " as clerk per bill on file
. July 1901 ✓ .*
Slade, Anderson & Co supplies to poor and jail
" " " County Home
V H. K. Harrell " *' poor
Z. M. Johnson conveying prisoner to jail
Mc. G. Wynn supplies to poor
J. S. Mobley " " ••
J. T. Baruliill taking tax list Cross Roads Township
J. R. Ballard " " " Poplar Point 44
Kphriam Peel Griffin "
Z.M.Whitehurst " " " Goose Nest "
M. P. Smith coffin for pauper
J. C. Crawford jail fees and conveying patient to hospital
J. R. Ro!>erson repairs and material on bridge
J. A. Hobbs clerk fees
J. B Avers supplies to poor
S. R. Biggs " " "
Slade,J ifc Co *' " " *
\V. H. Harrell services as county physician
The Enterprise publishing insolvent list and notice
Keith & Godwin supplies to poor
Geo. R. Dixon repairs on court house roof
G. M. Brrras taking tax list Jamesville township
j. L). ices as keep*r county home ' ;
N. S. Peel & Co. supplies td poof'
H- W- Stubbs services in 4 eases Co. vs. J. A, Teel
1. Z. Brown 1 day Com. 1 day bridges and 30 ms. ©sc
W. C, Manning serv ices as Clk to Bd Co Commissioners
W. H. Robertson for cow and calf for Co. home
Frank Griffin supplies to poor
F. S. Johnson takiug tax list Hamilton township
S. L" Ross " •' " Robersonville "
W.T.Crawford " " " Williamston "
L. L. Robcrson" " " Williams "
JL. Holliday '« •« " Bear Glass ••
Jane Ha*sell supplies to poor
August 1901
Stalling* Bros, supplies to poor
W. M. Wilson
S- R. U'ggs Med. for jail and serving on committee
§. t,. MippHes tip poor -j -•' yK- 1 —
I. W. Coltraiif " P t'
j. P. Bowcn services as keeper Couuty hon»»
Slade, Anderson & Co. supplies to poor
," County home
" " poor
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352 Slade, Jones & Co.
353 I)r. W. H. Harrell services as County physician
354 J. C. Crawford jail fees
355 J. A. Hobbs dockets and stationery
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