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he Daily journa T ( VOL. X.--NO. 4. NEW. BERNE, N. C. SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. X ft' r- V BUSINESS LOCALS. L03T-A 5 00 bill Ion the street somewhere in the vicinity of the poet-offloe. The finder will pleaae leave ; it at the Jocehal offiee. . A FINE lot of small North Carolina Hams at 13c. per lb, for sale at ; Sc j-; - Churchill & Pakkeb's QTRAYED from Pearoe's pasture, a Oblaek and white Coir with one horn. A liberal reward will be paid for her return. , marUtr ALEX McKAY. WANTED A good Boot and Shoe maker at once. . JOBM MC90BT,BY, mar281m rollocfcBt., near Middle. Ofififi LBS. Country Lard at my ' 4v!,VV Stall, 10c per lb. C. E. N bison. ROBERTS BBO. are receiving a Large Stock of Boot and Sboea. Dry uoeds. Groceries and Provision!. They boy r at headquarters and oun give yon Low Prloea. ...... aa26 XTIGE lot Refined Mutton Suit in cakes at S eti. each. 0. K, Nu.sos. lux N fEW DKTJG STORE.-Drugs. Medi cines, and Chemicals. O. P. Popular el nek and Proprietary Medicines. All varieties of lfU((let's Sundries. Trusses and Braces. - New crop Garden Seels. Fine and Large . Stoek Oigars and Tobacco, all jit. Pre scriptions accurately eomponnded (and not at wab prices), onr motto and our ruccess. . 0. GREEN, Druggist and Apothecary, - Middle st., four doorsfiom Pollock. Jan26 ly ' A MAN has been arrested in Philadelphia for attempting to pass Confederate money. It is reported at Rome that the Mafia baa given warning to King Humbert that be most demand protection to the Italians in this country. Gen. Miles is still of opinion that the Indians will take to the warpath in the Spring. Why not - It is better to fall in bat tle than to starve to death. The press oi the country, and fie utterances of leading men, afford abnndant evidence that the tariff will be the leading issne in the next Presidential election: Provided it is not side tracked by war and rumors of war. A baleigh letter says: It is learned that several Engli6h families will soon arrive here and will settle in Wake county. One of these formerly left here and re turned to England, but now comes to America as the best place of residence on the globe. The Italian affair is muddled. It is enough to know now that the Government of the United States II neither to be hurried nor bullied into a position for which it would be compelled to apologize to its own people. The Sovereignty of Louisiana is to be respected whether foreigners understand it or not. The death of Col. Saunders will necessitate the appointment of a Secretary of State to serve during the remainder of the term to which ; he was elected. It is reported that the friends of John S. Long LL.D., will present his name to the Glover Dor. The learned doctor wonld make an admirable Secretary cf State. ' The prospect of a general war, involving a great part of the civilized world, is having its in flaence in commercial circles and trade centers. The United State " and Italy; England and France; - Russia, Germany and Austria; and the little republics of Central and South America, are either engaged s in hostilities . or are preparing for , the ordeal of battled " . J THE Italian Government insists . v upon ;two points first, that onr government stall 'give assurance , of tbe punishment of the men who ' 4 killed the Italians in New Orleans s , and, second, that it shaif admit the . principle of-compensation to the I . families of the "persons killed. This ' Mr. Blaine declines to do on the ground of the 'State Sovereignty of the. State of Louisiana.' ' 'rji mm i, , i, i 1 i' .'; THERE is a wide divergence o ' rlewa abroardon - the Italian qnes tion. Both the United States and Italy are iharply criticised by the English, German and Frenob press, The Paris A Liberie says: ; "The Uarquis di ' Badini's action ' Is ; proper; response T to t the! dilatory American diplomacy. Italy has navy , sufficient to e&fore respect. and is , undertaking the cause of Europe and civjlizatiao . LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J. O. Chkbbt Teacher wanted. Journal $5.00 bill lost. Barbisotok St Baxteb Ziegler Shoes Churchll & Pabekb Small hams. Cottoh New Berne Market -Sales of IS bales at 8 1-8 to 8 1-2. A fitting tribute was paid the Presi dent and Secretary of the Fair Associa tion at the annual meeting held last night when they were re elected for the fourth term, Ic is reported tbat two colored men, Caleb Dunn and Plenty Adams were drowned on Thursday up Neuse river, near Turkey Quarter. They went out atone in their boats to attend to nets they had set and the boats were after wards found adrift without any occu pant. Their bodies, at last accounts, had not been recovered. Rev. T. M. N. George, rector of the Episcopal church in this city, has ac cepted, the call lately tendered him by the ohuroh of the Good Shepherd at Raleigh, and expects to leave' here the Bret of June. Our people would baye been glad to have had Mr. George re main here. Raleigh gains an excellent citizen aud the church to which he goes a splendid pastor. Lieut. Patrick, of the Engineer corps of the United States army, is surveying Ocracoke Inlet for improvements to be made under the last Congress. The channel will be deepened, giving at leant ten feet, possibly twelve feet of water between sea and sound. The people of the vicinity are very favorably impressed with Lieut. Patrick. They consider him a fine young man and say he is doing his work well. In the line of the long continued bad weather reoently, Mr. O. B. Keeler, keeper of South-West Point Shoals light-houce gives us the following bit of information. During the seventy-nine consecutive days immediately preced ing, Monday, March, 30th there was not one in which there was both a clear sunrise and oloar sunset. Mr. Eeeler keeps a weather journal and is accur- tely posted on suoh matters. Church Notice. Hancock Street Methodist Church Sunday, April 5th. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m ., conducted by the pastor. Prayer meeting at 9 a. m. Sunday school at 3 p.m., W. R. Barring ton, Supt. The Lublio are invited to theie services and will receive a cordial welcome. Personal. Messrs. C. B. Felton, editor of the Beaufort Seaside, and Prof. R. L. Banff, representing Marschal & Smith of New York, dealers in pianos, have been on business trip in the city. Maj. S. D. Pope left yesterday morn ing for an insurance business trip in Greene and Pitt counties. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Eornegay of Goldsboro left from a visit to Mr. W. B. Boyd. The steamer Neuse of the E. C, D. line took out the following passengers yesterday: Prof. E. G. Daves, returning to his home at Baltimore from a visit to his brother, Maj. Graham Daves; Maj. Graham Daves and Mrs. M. M. Nash on their way to Washington to visit Mrs. Nash's daughter, Mrs. Jennie Rosselle Mrs. Jennie Hughes and daughter, Miss Jennie, leaving for a visit to Mrs, Hughes' daughter, Mrs. Edmund Strud wlok at Norfolk; and Lieut. John Morrissey of the Revenue Cutter Winona, leaving for a visit to his family atNantuoket, Massachusetts. Mrs. Niohols of New York arrived last night to visit her sister Mrs. L. Ives. Mr. Eugene Tuoker has returned from business trip to Tennessee and Georgia. Mrs. B. F. Tolson and children left for their home at Haveloek from a visit to her brother-in-law, Mr. J. J. Tolson, Clyde Line Freight Office. Editob Jotjknal: The , new ,- office ereoted by Mr1. 8.H. Gray; agent for the Clyde line, which ; he hat just finished end moved in is a perfeot saarvel ef beauty' The belling is of wood and is painted a light straw color; the wains coating is quite high, and la of rich cherry color; and the fittings are of a superior kind and made of walnut and ash, and are highly varnished. ' Take it 11 in, all, it is by far the handsomest office ; we ; baye $ ever visited In the" State. ; l . ::;, a.,, . To give place Id this new building, Caps. S. H. Gray tore down the old store ereoted over 100 yean ago, and ocoupisd by the father of Mr. W. H. Oliver. II wai observed by many, that the sills of the old. building, when torn down, were In a sound condition. Until I860; the middle of Craven atreet was a dook. and the writer has often seen sail vessels of a small class, dis charging and reoeiving goods, where ia now eolid ground. ; We had almost forgotten to state, that the inside paint ing was dons by Mry Hargstt, and the omoe is lighted by eleotrioity. . v A Relic. Mrst Olivia Dillingham of this city has in her poeeeaioa. a large solid silver tankard or pitcher, and four solid silver goblets, once the property of her great grandfather. John Wright Stanly, the merchant prince of the colo ny of North Carolina. The pitcher is heavy, weighs 43 ounces, the goblets are also very massive. Mr. Stanly, the father of the distinguished John Stan ly, and grandfather of the Hon Ed ward Stanly, lata of California. The house now occupied by Mr. James A. Bryan was ereoted by John Wright Stan ly. Tradition states that the arohiteot employed in its construction, was John Hawks, the builder of Try on 's p&lace. The building is now in a perfect state of preservation, and the interior is a marvel of beauty. H. Onslow County Items. The hoalth of the county is pretty good, no epidemics except bad colds which some call the "grippe." The boys are doing a good business in oystering now, loo. per bushel or tub is the price for coon oysters, and the boys make from ?5o. to 1.50 per day in good weather. The weather has been very bad, a succession of oontinued rains puts the farmers far behind in their crops, corn planting has commenced by some, and some few are done planting. Guess they planted between the showers. Jacksonville ia also booming. Many new stores and dwellings have been built since the railroad made its appear- anoe there, several hotels, buggy shops, livery stables etc, are already completed, and more are under con struction. Lynnwood is improving faBt, a large mercantile firm, Messrs. Slocum, Martin Wynn, have built a large store, put up a large turpentine Btlll and are oing a large business. They buy tur pentine and all kinds of country produce, have in stock now about $10,000 in goods. Some deaths and some marriages lately. Mr. Isaao Barbour an old citizen died reoently, age about 80 years', Miss Sallie Farnell the young and beautiful daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Farnell of New River, died last week Typo Malarial fever, age 16 yean. Sallie was a good girl, the pride of her parents, being the youngest of the girl obildren. Only one more child living with the parents, a boy of 10 years. Thomas Furlong and Miss Francis Martin were happily married at the residence of W. N. Dennis in Swans- boro laet Wednesday night, March 25th, by D. G. Ward Esq. The bride was istefully dressed as were the brides maids and groomsmen, the beet men wereCapts. J. W. Whealton of Virginia, and Henry W. Smith. Lady waiters: Misses Lucretia Martin and Alioe Den nis. Wo wish Tommy and Francis a happy life in the future. FARMERS' ALLIANCE. An Agreemsnt Made with the J a to Bagging Trust. J Atlanta, April 1. The Farmers' Al- lianoe and the Jute Bagging Trust have made peace. The proposition of the Cordage Bagging Company to supply bagging at 6i cents per yard for li pounds; 61 oente for 11 pounds; 7i oents for 8 pounds, and 72 oents for 2i pounds, has been accepted. These are maxi mum prices and competition may reduce them. Heretofore, farmers have obeyed the AUianoe, although it oaused them to buy bagging at over a dollar per bale extra cost. Now that the priee of jute bagging is reduced, the Alliancs men will adopt it. The Cordage Co. repre sents all but one of the jute bagging factories in the trust two years ago. The factory left out is said to be looated in Charleston. This notion of the Alli ance leaves farmers free to buy cotton bagging if they prefer, but as jute is cheaper few of them, it is believed, will buy ootton bagging. Dow much Tax do yon Fay the U. S. Government? It now requires a thousand millions of dollars to run the government one year, nearly twioe as much as it took to run it for the first fifty years of its existence. That is the amount in round figures appropriated by the last Con gress which Diotator Reed boastingly styled a ' business" uongress. It is not easy to grasp the figures and fully comprehend what a thousand millions mean. We have to take it apart and view it in sections, as it were, before we can begin to get an idea of the stupendous whole. It is one-sixtieth of the estimated wealth of the whole country, . the ac cumulation of more than a century's toil and thrift, and valuation inoreasd by time, and the enterprise and inven tive genius oi our people. It is nearly three times as large as the value of the total cotton crop of the Southern States. It is nearly twice as large as the total corn orop of every state in Me union. it u nearly three times as large as the total wheat crop of every . State in tha Union, c If the total corn and wheat crop oom bined were converted into , cash at market prioes, there would be but a small margin left after paying this one tnousana million Dili. It the total population of the United States, men, women and children were employed at a dollar a day it would take them over sixteen days to pay the bill. ;, -i. M. m'- A'v :- 4 -,, ;;-, v :- It means a tax of 816 a head on ever man, woman and child In the Rspublio, and tax of S96 oa the head of the aterege family In the country. : That is nearly a hundred dollars that every head of a f itnilymust pay oat of his earnings In some way in addition to his State, county and local taxes to run this government for one year. Wil, Star. Direct Tax for this State. Washinoton, April 2. Secretary of the Treasurer today forwarded a check for $877,837 to the Governor of North Carolina in settlement of the direct tax claims of citizens of that State. Tourists, Whether on pleasure bent or business, should take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and effeotually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers, headaob.ee and other forms of sickness. For sale in 60o. and $1,00 bottles by all leading druggists. mar31m. TAX NOTICE. Office of City Tax Collector, New Berne, N. C, April 3, 1891. Take Notice. That I have this day, by virtue of an exeoution from the Clerk of the Superior Court of Craven county, levied on the property or the following named persons, listed by them in the year of 1890, for default in payment of City Taxes, and will pro ceed to sell the same at the Court House door in New Berne, N. C, at 12 o'clock, M., on Monday the 4th day of May, 1891. , 8. H. Lane, City Tax Collector. NAME. TAX & COST, Ernul, James. B, agt for wife, E. Front street, $ e.&a Gaskins, W S, E Front & King HI Gibbs, John, jr, Jerkins land Gibbs, John, sr. 2.40 5 79 7.95 2.48 Johnson, Henry S, Griffith st, Pennall, Mrs Penelope, Ueorge st, Smith, Laura, Pavie town. Smallwood, Jennie, End & Pollock 4 35 Willis. PA. K Front st. 7 0S Wadsworth, Dennis, Pollok& Queen 5.57 S W Smallwood, Sec'y & Treas. Ne Berne Gas Light Co, 3 Front st, 31.95 iHH Atlantic & N. C. Railroad TIMS TABLE No. In Effeot 1:30 P.M., Friday, Oot. 17, 1890. Goiyo East. Schedule. GoinqWeet No. 51. Passetwer ZYatns. No. 50. Ar. Lve. Stations. Ar. Lve.1 p m 4 06 4 85 000 7 38 3 80 Uoidsnoro 11 10 ami 4 09 La Grange 10 22 10 25 4 40 Einston 9 43 9 68 6 08 New Berne 8 17 8 30 m Morehead City am 0 47 1 Dailv. Going East. Schedule Going West No. 2. No.l.t Mixed Ft. & Mixed Ft. & Paee. Train Stations. Pass. Train a m 6 57 7 20 7 48 8 11 8 50 6 80 Goldsboro Best's La Grange Falling Creek Einston Caswell Dover Core Creek Tusoarora Clark's Newborn Riverdale Croatan Haveloek Newport Wild wood Atlantio Morehead City Atlantio Hotel 7 30 pm 7 05 7 80 7 53 8 80 8 55 0 24 5 54 6 34 6 04 5 24 4 25 4 00 8 25 2 54 2 24 2 02 10 33 9 41 9 28 8 59 817 8 00 7 47 717 7 05 5 80 5 OP 4 05 8 40 8 00 9 15 10 oa 10 81 10 38 11 00 11 05 11 17 11 41 1215 8 00 2 80 212 180 9 46 8 37 8 48 4 08 4 37 8 42 8 50 413 4 42 4 55 5 01 5 21 5 28 9 9 8 05 7 52 4 51 5 01 516 5 23 7 27 715 5 31 p m Morehead Dei DPOI a m 7 00 Monday. Wednesday and Friday. tXnesday, Thursday ana Saturday. Train SO oonnects with Wilmington A Wei-1 don;Traln bmnd North, leaving Goldsboro u:du a. m., sua wivn menmona a uanvuie i Train West, leaving Goldsboro 2:40 p. m. Train 61 eonneots wun Kictimona 4k Dsnvlue I Train, arriving at Goldsboro 3:55 p.m., and with Wilmington ana weiaon xrain irom tne North at 8:10 D.m. Train 2 eonneots with Wilmington and Weldon Through Freight Train, Nortb bound; leaving Goldsboro at s-y p.u. S. L. Dill, Saoosrtntendeat. Prices Tell the Tale 1 : The following are only a few of tho many Bargains we are offering; but as wo don't own a newspaper, can't give them all; only a few note them: 700 sacks G. A. Salt, 70c. sack, 250 boxes Tobacoo. 15c. lb. and up. 250 bbls. Flour, $1.50bbl. and up. 300 Boy Dixie Plows at $1.40. Plow Points, 7$c. each. Other Plows and Castings at about half what you've been 150 Horse Collars, 40c. and up 300 Shovels, 33c. and up. 500 pairs Shoes at less than New York cost, as we will discon tinue the shoe business. Besides losing money, you will regret it if you fail to call at our Double Stores foot of Middle street. Laiham fi Burrut. N. B. Our Oyster Shell Lime stands at the head of the list; if vou want to enrich vour lands. use it. ', ' - . Jan9 fl2aw wlr Third Party Msrsment. L; Cincinnati, April 1 Power, the national organizer of the Citizsns In dustml Alliance, is here to arrange for National Convention, May 19, to organize a new political party with the f armers Alliance as a basis, says lu.uou delegates representing 30 States will be present. Tery Mysteriously Disappeared. And where he hes gone no one can tell. The question wis often asked yesterday. Eave yon seen him today? 1 he answer was do. One merchant remarked to another that he saw him board the weste. u bonnd train about i4 o'clock. Just as 1 expected, said the brother merchant, 1 thought It waa get ting time for him to buy some bankrupt stock out at 40c, 50:. or 6V-,c. on the dollar, and I will bet my whole siock of eoods that me oext lime you hear from him he will turn up in Kalelgh or some other large town with a stock bought at 50c. on the dollar. Did you notice the little pamphlet lately Issued by the Kast Carolina Fish, Oyster. Game and Industrial Association'.1 I was at tracted by a peculiar announcement on page 10 which refers to some fellow whom tbey choose to Identity as "Hlg Ike." Whatdoes It all mean? Who Is he, and what Is bis name? There seems tu be a lot of solid truths In what tbey say about him, but at the same time the article was evidently written In a spirit of malice Who was the merchant that wrote the article? Any time you can get any light on the tubjeot, pleawe let me know and I will very mu:h appre ciate It. Good morning, Jones, Wanted ! LADY TEACH Kit FOR TIIE WANTED Vandemere High School. Applicants must have good references and not less than three years experience. Apply to J. Q. CHERRY, Secretary. Vandemkue, Pamlico Co., N. C. dlv2 OLEASTER IS BUT Barrington & Baxter CONTINUES TO SELL Children's Jersey Suits At Prices to Suit Purchasers. o ALSO A FINE LINE OF Youth's Spring Suits. 0 -ANOTHER SUPPLY OF-, Ziegler Shoes. Call and see us and be suited. An Ideal of Perfection Realized. WE CLAIM OUR "ALDINE" LADIES BUTTON SHOE TO BE A STEP IN ADVANCE OF ANY SHOE EVER BEFORE OFFERED for the same money. It is equal in quality to any $3.00 shoe in this city. Bargain Store A FULL LINE OF Heating and Cooking Stoves AT L. II. Culler & Go. Iflfl UnP&r&lleled Offer! For the next thirty days we will sell SOLID GOLD RIDING SOW FRAMES SPECTACLES WITH FIRST QUALITY LEKSHS AT $2,50 Per Pair! BELL THE JEWELER. A BALL AMD BAT. Jnst arrived, a new lot ol Children's Suits, from wo 5-M' n1 with.each mit we win give A BALL AND BAT. J. M. HOWARD. HOUSE FOR SALE A Bargain! A Three Storv :.-! ling, with two etory rear extension, on Craven street. Terms: $500.00 cash: ba!anpfl in flea cotes, to run 1, 2. 8. 4 and 5 vsr pectively, and leariug 6 per cent interest. Apt ly to jlDjjjL .J9; E- LODGE. DUFFY'S CROUP SYRUP. Rceipe of the late Dr." Walter Daffv. DIRECTIONS : Do it for n child teaspoon fill; lor a chili! i r. ,,,.,.' ,.u ten drots; for a chli.l six moutlm old. twenty drops; Mr one twelve months old. nearly halt a teasnooniiil-iTirpmii - n,.0 frtuueutly if ,,yk.h i ,,' n.r i. This Is to cei in , I hm,.. mini rm...'. CKOl 1" hYKUl' In IIIV (,,,niU- t..- months aid 1 bei.ne it to be a most excel lent remedy Mr Cl.mn u-itl, i-hilil... cialiy as a preventive. (Mir youueest' rhilrt nan ii severe attack of croup about a year ago, Insomuch that we felt anxious about Us recovery, but was Ruc-Bnfiiiiv im,.iuh h. our physician, but talnkln it probable that other at' acks might follow we frequently useu uuuy s croup Syrup and the chllu has had no marked tv . ,.r i and I believe it Is due to thn nu, ,.r ihl l'nup Syrno. an. I n e n ii i. p.m, , httia r.t at our house at nil times nnd I cliorf.,n. recommend it tnnll. ' :. H. Bahn.tm .Iso very etl.-ciusl It r.,n. , andcoMi. I'iif vs ue.i . m koi.d ny It. N. DL'Fr'V. vow Horn. fi. r Vjliolesile Aneui:,-McKesson & Kobl.Ins. 'I',,,1.u'u H'r' t; Wm. II. Hchkmin Co., i,0 illiam titreet, New York City. BUGGY AND CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. H-.lvinu !,ou.i it out I ;.e Hunny and Carriage Industry or .1. W. 'Stewart, I M.,ula,.,ui',ii: am now pivp.-ued to turn out All Kinds of Work On short notice liepairln? aud 1'aiutlDgn specialty, ami t,.it infaction euarauteerl riorso hlumlnif triveu the beslattmitlnn shoeing all around ' i 9i rtalf The patrona HO of tlr: pubilotH respectfully O. H. WATEKS. sonciled. 100 REWARD I I have the latest iitooii of Watches, Jewelry, Silverware and Clocks, In Knstem Nor; i 'Hollna. These goods Sl ot' CASH and will be I hey can be bought irom wero bought inr Bold lower than any other hfuwp in .North farolina, as I fin- pmy more woiiiiuen than all tho other watchmatierfi in the city combined. lean do your work pminply uiul with despatch. Come and be, ii;o largest stock and lowest prlcs at yii:..i, l K EATON'S. Ol-pi.;;!:,-) IJjiptiFt Church Middle Bt. SALE, EXCHANGE AND LIVERY. . E3 Stxo3t Has now on hand a large lot of floe MULES and HORSES, raiBed in WEST ERN NORTH CAROLINA. Also, a fino lot of Buecieg. Road Carta and Harness, nil of which will be sold as LOW AS TIIE LOWEST. Don t fail to como cud esc him before makiDg a tra3o. Feodini; a e;oci;ilty. no27 dwtf J. F. TAYLOR 1 1 AS ANOTHER ig Brive in POUNDS NOW OX TIIE WAY. BAKKELS NICE FKESII l-'LOUU NOW IN STOCK. ALSO, A THUNDERING U( LOT OF COFFEE. BOUGHT JTTST BEFORE Till; RISE, FOR SALE LOWER THAN IT CAN BE OBTAINED ELSEWHERE. Country Merchants, look to vnnr Call eaily and luy in a bij; supply. K. J. GOODING, Succeisor to E. H. Meadows & Co., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Corner Pollock and Middle Sts. PROPRIETOR OP COCHINES COUGH CURE, This preparation contains no ontnm nrt i a certain cure for coughs, hoarseness, o and if it does not cdectacure after taking one bottle, the money will be relunded to purcnaeer. OPTIMUS OINTMENT, for chapped handa and every skin trouble l Keep everything in the Drug Line, and a lart?e and well selected stock of Toilet Ar tloles, Soaps. SDonses. Pnrfn Sfelns, Hair 13rusb.es, etc. A complete stock of Patent and Proprietary Medicines, Ot sw ing Tobacco, Plug and Fine Cut, Smoking Tobacco, good, Perlqne Tobacco. I moor ted cigars, and the best 6c. and lOo. Claars in North Carolina. febl4-2m THE UNITED ORDER OF v Fraternal Go-Operation IN THREE MONTHS, Profit Upon the Payment of $19.50 Members in One Week. Do not fall to make yonr weekly and ' monthly payments on tomorrow.the S3dlnsU W. B. BOY11. msrl5d&wtf. LOOATi BKCRBTABT.
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