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6i7 ST. Charles street. st Louis, Mo,
H.s bsen onser snsagsd IN The special all
venereat, Sexu-il saa1 Chronic Diseases
sssn any ether Pa >ics7 ~ lsai.
Syphuio, G orcrrhoe1, Cs0et, Structure,
OrcS!ei3, t-:n'as or N0pSUS0. ell Urinary
0teca3os sri syphiiitiocI nscrcuv:al aHoc.
tons Q: IT, 2;rods, . ;in .r bones, are uesIsi
Spof:na:cfsnfaS, Sexual Debility and
onpOtSacY. sss 10 result ~ ssk a3lse yoHtk
s.rce sss..t.s-a--P = Ia whiea
fr-i,e s,r, "a TIE fo.iosing esc.s:
s.'ss.ons dss.,s. q Of sykL Gers-nrs n.sn.sr,,
spies re rayseas Secag, so,eg Of
d nag marriage, Improper or unhappy,
re-u n nj. eag 4 Pam, let rs r1ees relafis:
sevr s~nt in seais3 enre.ps. fer stage stamps
D's".5cs peculiar TO women, such =.
A1sIs-. f-7-ssEO'-sa z. o--Af7.I. Esaea-rsaT
~ - Ca ass. % saiesa"3" .S.ee.enis oifAs z3S.
So Sc" sfslly se.te:. Descriptive p hit
.. ii 81 -aGsapr sc With experience te
htG :. III 'eSi t"attha. hys.risa trsat :tous
r'f as=-, cry year ac9uircs great st, Pnyie;aus
"i; tl.B fr- ;l.ntls nd persons to
lied whnitisiner aycn 40 visit tse city fs treat
N At. insd.riassczl he's NJ
ca rAbls 4 q, f-.-tiy
. AID. Or y h-U Sal t,JP. II. Sundays. ! 10
I'm. Ft,sI-sCrr "a ti:ts;y :cns AsT
drref sott- case. Eatni AtrIs nc D. or B.H.
toe >nJuect . VII ,tcGse of isc foo- fStts
extensive in tho country, smaFa-i7x Rcrrrt,al
Gu al a"a -c~ms, P-sr liz acN s~e ',s hpa-tasU
.iic.iri aai S.po- Pahs; a---,-r-s-u-r, .hc-,isy
all iicig .susci yr.psr g.
aai m - naortaat q ts N.=-s. where tn. 81! AZ
latest siaad RI v--l Sf ell 6, .,ois Of r~ciDe
u.u.t-,si ocadirial which h.vc b-ca p-nra 81
fo: - F.. .. rIFless If sp.nse. ttatfst,
fln s'H"r I.5r1rs In ~ ry. II l. hEa-y 10
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NOW the Day Was Spent In the City
and Country Surrounding.
Oar national holiday has come and gone
for the 9th time, and the numerous pale
aces on the streets yesterday testified TO the
fact that its celebration had cost all il was
was worth. The day was all that could be
desired, the sky was perfectly clear, and
scarcely had the sun risen when the streets
resounded with the sounds of martial music
emanating from the bands which aocompa-
MED the numerous parties who left on the
early trains for the different picnic grounds.
The Hibernians formed in procession and
marched to the grove in the Arsenal grounds
where they listened to speeches from vari-
Gus members of the fraternity. An immense
concourse Of people W as in attendance, and
the affair was in every way enjoyable. d.
The picnic OF the Mt. Gillead Baptist
Church at the grove just north of the city,
was well attended. Rev. Mr.. Wilkerson
made the principal speech.
Early in the morning the Independent
Or Ter of Benevolents left for Atchison
70 spend day IN the woods. They were
accompanied by their wives and sweethsarts
and enjoyed themselves hugely.
Many OF our citizens attended the Sunday
School picnic at the Far grounds, at Platte
City, and expressed themselves very much
Plessei with their. Missouri trip. The narrow
gauge and the Missouri Pacific trains carried
out hundreds of small picnic parties, and
the city at one time threatened to be de-
populated BY the pleasure seekers. Such was
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The Wheat Field Of America,
Beautiful Climate. Free Homes. Good
Markets.

The Northern Pacific Railroad offers for sale
IT'S LANDS IN CENTRAL AND " EsIkRN MINNESOTA,
embracing: /. The hest of Wheat Land; 2. Ex-
cellept Timber Tor the MILL the Farm and the Fire
3. Rich Prairie Pssturage and Natural Meadow,
watered by the clear Lakes and running streams
in Heaithfui Climate, Uhere FereE aud lgue is Nm
ksotrn.
Grain can he sh PPed hence by lake Ia market
as cheap as from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois.
Cars now run through these Lands from Lake 3a-
Perior TO Dakota Price Of land close TO track a. 90
TO $500 per acre; further away $50 to -. 10.
Seven Years Credit; Warraniee Deeds; North
ern Pacific 7-30 Bonds. nov selling at par, re-
ceivei for land At g. 10. No other unoccupied
Lands present such advantages to settlers.
Soldiers under the New Law March, is7o,) get
1Go acres Rec, near the railroad, by one and two
years residence.
transportation At Reduced Rates furnished
from all principal points East to purchasers Of
Railroad Lands, and to Settlers on Government
liOmesteads. Purchasers, their wives and children
carried free over the Northern Pacific Road.
Now is the time for settlers aud Colonies to get
Riiiread Lands and Government HomesteaLs close
to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full information,
map and copy OF New Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
weow OR :3 FIFTH AVENUE tOR. SrR
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SOUND REASONING.

Consumption is decay. Soothing, exPec,orant
remedies are only useful as palliative; they do not
reach the case they do not stop he decay. Tonic
medicines strengthen the life forces and prol"ng
the battle, bat the decay goes steadily on and
sooner later, the victim must yield. Climate
changes are sometimes good, hut they seldom
wholly cure. In short, the first thing to be
done is TO stop the decay; then approach the
forative, tonic and Strengthening treatment.
Think moment. The lungs are decaying; tuter-
cles, ulcerations cavities and deposits of poi.ono
matter tPusl are forming The eircuia ion carries
this poison all over the body. Wasting, los Of
AZ petite. enervation nj hit sweas and all the ter
rible sy mptoms appear. l. IL worth while ." doe
tor the symptoms which merely the results.
While the d-cay-wheh is the cause = is eating up
the lif spring.
These Two things we'll known by the best
hy-ieisns:
, LIST. Carbide acid quickly arrests decay. IL is
the most powerful medicine in the known world.
Even dead bodies are preserved by il. Entering
into the circulation, il at once grsppies with
rupiior, and decay ceases Ii purines the foarces
Of disease
ri. God liver Oil is Natures hes. assistant in
resisting consuui} on. IL is at a io-d, a
tonic. purifier and healer. u brsc's up and
supplies the VI al forces, leeds the tel SYSTEM
and enables nature to regain her foo bold. For
the purposes nothing can com pare with Col Liver
Oil. This is the theory Of
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DIR. A. G.. OLIN.

100 SOUTH CLARK STREET, Corner Of Mon
100 rue, Chicago, H., Specialist of g,esi ex-
perience, debility, all forms of PHI
vate Disease, AMI difficulties OF delicate nature in
either SIX, caused by unnatural excess.
Particular attention given To old
and complicated eases. Patients at q
distance treated by mail. Cures guaranteed.
Charges reasonable. Send s.amP ios book and cir
eIlars. True Marraae Guide, Full information
sent SEALED for 80 cents. Rubber Go.-is always
on hand. Consultations free and in viie.i. N. b
Ladies, send for circular sure Prevention.
ioTrs, pa M To p. IN. sundays. forenoon.
Iy~dt
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: hSFill''s Sssf q.

STATE OF KANSAS. D..
COUNTY Of LEAvESwOkrB.
In the 'hstrct Court Of the First ia 'icis, Da =
tr,ct Of the Stale of Kansas sitting and LOT
worth County in said state.
The Metropolitan Building and Loan:
Association, Pisiotin,
versus No J,Sk
Maurice Duley and Catharins Duiry
his wife. Defend ants.
Public notice il hereby given ~ at under and ky
virtue of the judgment rendered in the above
titled ssti.n, IN and by the abnve . sm.d Count
and of special ese,uti"n sued said j,.ip nent,
to me dir etc, and delivered, Nv !. on
Thursday, N. l0h day ot JaJy, 4 II. 1873,
at n O. clock m. Of said day, the Court House
door in the CiIy Of LeAvehwoTfh, in the County
and State afor ssid Offer at public sale and sell
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described tract Of land situate, lying and being in
the County OF Law nwoTfh and state Of kznsas,
namely, the northwest quait.r Of the souih Invest
quarter Of section i've Oh in township eleven ti1,
range twenty two t22, contain ing forty 90 xsIes
more of less, in the County and STATE Aforesaid.
said property To be sold commanded by said
special exe,u tion, and in pursuance II sad juhg
ment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Ieavenworth County, Kansas
Sheriff Office. Leavenworth City, June 3rd, u.
1873.
NJ HxRNsN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
June 2-dltAwtd
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SoUTH LEAvENwCRTH was favored on
the evening Of the Fourth with an uneXpect-
ed display of fireworks. One of those in
fernal Chinese inventions, commonly known
a. "serpen;s'' or "devii chasers," got on the
rampage and scattered shower of sparks
among stock OF fireworks belonging to Mr..
Hopkins, who keeps a store in l.arimer's
Block. For a few moments the "besom Of
destruction" seemed to be let loose, and the
whole interior of the store was ablaze with
the fiery trail of the rocket, and the blue
lights and Roman candles had things their
own way. No damage was done beyond the
destruction of the stock.
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One OF the gayest little picnics on the
Fourth, was that which went over the mar
row gauge Elston, and bivouaced at the
palatial residence of Mr.. Skinner OF that
place. The party was not large, but they
we're all vi Re awake and not only enjoyed
themselys in he fullest degree, but kept up
the enthusiast n wherever they went and
made people believe that the day of jubilee
was really at ha I'd. Such pleasure parties
make II pleasant for all.
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We have received the prospectus OF the
Topeka Blade, which is to begin daily and
weekly publication on the Nth inst. in the
capital city. Mr.. j. Clarke Swayze, the
editor, after stating his Georgia experience,
says of the to-be paper: at will be Blade
in every sense of thu word, and will be
used TO Gu. of rotten limbs, shield innocence
and virtue, aid the s.".wart arm of the farm
er and medium ID be useful carving out
the future destiny Of the new Keystone"
State. Success to the enterprise.
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Nl0ckhO:dern Meeting.

OFFICE KANSAS Pacific RAILWAY, Co,
ST. LOTS, Mo. June II, 1873.
NYE, the undersigned, representing more than
w one-tenih OF the capital stock Of the Kansas
Pacific Railway Company, hereby give notice that
meeting OF the stock holders Of said com pany will
be held at the office Of the Land Det artment OF the
company, in Lawrence, Kansas, on the 2ith day Of
July Is.S, at ~ o. clock tnoon.)
kDBERT r. CARR,
y. NJ. EDGtLI,
&. :. GREELEY,
h. w. LEWIS, a.,
=. W. MEIsTER,
ADOLPHCs MEIER.
jIsituS ve,ltd JOHN ID. PERRY.
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Sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
County ~ LKAvKNwoRTH.
In the District Court Of the Fist Judicial District
Of the State VI Kansas, sitting in al f,r Leaveu-
Worth County, in 81 Il >ta'e.
Austin VI, Clark, J. e.
Stone and NJ. E. Clark,
Plaintiffs,
Isaac Young, Eliza f.
Young aud William u.
Coffin, Defendants.
DUBIIC notice is hereby given that under and
i by virtue Of the judgment rendered in the
above entitled actioi In and by the above name
Court, and OF special execution issued sail
Judgment 10 me directed aud delivered, I will GU
Thursday, the l0h day Of Jaiy, A. ID. 1873,
At 10 o. clock NJ, Of sail day. ut the Court House
door. in the City Of Leavenwo'th, in the County
and state aforesaid, offer nj public sale and sell To
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described tract Of land situate lying ud being in
namely That certain peee and pare Of land ,yinl;
south of the south line of piece grrund sold amt
conveyed by Lucies scott To Wells, Henn;ng and
I lements, Of Ann Afbor, Michigan and of the
east line Of Main street, and west OF the west line
OF Levee or Water street., being part OF block N,
lying and being in the city vi LeavenWoIth CiIy
proper.
Said property 10 to he sold ~ commanded by saii
special execution and in pursuance Of said iu,is
ment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Ksnsss
sherih's Office. Leavenu orth City, June irj. A.
D., 1873.
PENDERY GODDARD. Attorneys E,r Plaintiffs :
ju4- dI~td
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THE old established house Of S. ID.
Childs, jr., & Co., Engravers, Seal, Stencil
and Stamp Cutters, present their card to you
in this mornings paper, and solicit your
patronage for anything you need in their
line. Ii is not worth while for US to FAY
word in commentator of S. ID. Childs d
Co. They are known al over the country
as the most skilled in their profession and
will be fourl prompt as well as ski!lful.
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x~,~,..p dimes
TURsplY, JULY 10, 1879.
TpE New York Times comes to US in

The Kew York Times comes to US in an
entirely new dress and presents a fine ap-
pearance. The paper is under most excel
lent management and the news contained in
il. we'll filIei columns reflects great credit
on the editors. We find it to be sound and
truthful on all the political questions Of the
day, and We wish the publication the sue
Co. and prosperity it 80 richly deserves.
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MEDICAL


FOR the treatment and cure Of all tor ms Of pri-
rate and chronic disea - in both sexe,- a.
removed from ls6 West Mr'iison str set 10 ths]
above numbers, where he has the ,so q complet1,
sui tot reception rooms aud private parlors for
the special Treatment Of chronic and private dis
Eases IN Chicago. The apa'tms hts are 40 CON.
strucfed that patients never see any one hut The
doctor The reputation Of DR. COkU URN /, nov
o we'll established, and his unequs He'd SKIN ip
the treatment Of private diseases has gained
Tor him the most extensive practice Of apy
physician in the city. Young men Who have
injured themselves by secret habit find speed u
and permanent relief NJ the hands of DR.. C(i.
BURN. There is no case Of private disease. NJ
matter Of how long standing, that he canno
perfectly cure, and leave the patient as we'll A.
ever. DR.. COBURN is we'll known 70 be a regular,
graduate OF medicine, and has thres diplon,a>
nom the hest medical colleges in the world
which are to he seen in his office by ali vhs|
wish TO read them. Separate rooms and specia
Treatment for all female difficulties. Send TOR his
book on woman and her diseases. Also book or|
sexual and veneral diseases for 1rutlemen. All
free for twO stamps. Address all ietter TO col
BURN MEDICAL INSTITUTE, l1J and ND
south Clark, corner Monroe street, Chicago
Ofhce hours: ga. M to S p. m-; Sunday, 2 "a
p. M. febl5-dSw10s
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William W. Harding,
Plaintiff,
Case No 2 SIS.

William W. Harding,
Plaintiff,
Mary J. Whitney. jams
r. whitney, Nelson I. Case No. 2 SIS.
Stephens and Jane X.
Welsh, Administrative
% the estate Of Hugh r.
Welsh, deceased, De
PENDANTS.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that under and
L by virtue Of the judgment nder.d In the
above entitled action, in and by the above named
court, and of special execution Issued on aid
Judgment To me directed and delivered. will On
Thursday. the 10h day Of July, A. d., 1873,
o clock p. of sail day. at the Court House
door IN the City Of Leaveaworth, in the County
and State Aforesaid, offer At public sale and sell
ssparztsly % the highest bidder for cash IN hand
Of the following described tracts Of land sit
uate, lying and being in the County Of Lezven-
worth and State Of Kansas, namely, the vest half
of the northwest quarter, and the half Of the
south west quarter Of section fifteen t5. in town
ship twelve az, Of range twenty t<oi in said Coun
~ and state.
said property is to be sold as commanded by the
said special execution and in pursuance Of SAID
Judgment. THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff Of Leaven worth County, Kansas.
Dated sherin's Once, Leasen~orth city, June
ari, A. ID. is73-
TsAcnEE 4 STEPHENS, Attorney for Pisintin.
iut-iIU td
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Slleriff's Sale.

L..xrswo.1E coG.rr. s
In the District Court Of jefferson County, in the
state Of Kansas. sitting in aud for said County
Samuel Z. Pies,znts. Adm'n-
istr,tor Of the estate of Ira
Lndley. decea.ed. Plaintiff.
s. s. King, Administrator Of
the estate Of Henry NcMakin
deceased, su-an MeMskin,
W. II. MeMakin, Margaret
NeMakin, Clinton McMakin
DeKalb McM.k n, Andres Case No. I, 0ss
J. " " hin, u. L. Grisord,
Frederick L Grisssd An
geline Gill, John Gill.
Hesrietss McMskin, Henry
AeMzkin, Jr, Z -. Whit
ney, and the Indiana Bank,
corporation doing business in
the State oil Indiana, De-
PENDANTS.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that unier and
by virtue Of the Judgment rendered IN the
above entitled action, In and by the above named
court. and Of q special execution issued on said
judgment to NE directed and delivered. viii on
KUs1ay, de 10tA day Of July, A. d., 1873.
ct II e'sioek .. m, Of said day, at tie Court
County Of Leaven worth and Stats Of Kansas, oder
and sell separateIy 70 the highest bidder, for cash,
eseh Of the follosing described tracts Of iand Sit
uate. lying and being in the County Of Lesvsn.
vsnh, and State Of Kansas. namely, the sosih-
est quarter ~ Of section twelve u2l. township
eight 49,, range twenty t21), east and the novfh-
eight (s), r.nss twenty (2ol all in the Cousty q
Lsavenvorth and State Of Kansas.
Said properly to be sod - comnanded BIZ To
,sid special execution and In Dar,uancs a aid
: Dss'd June srd. A. D. LIZ
So q LANny~sA County, xsaaeA
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CONSU MPTION
AND IFS CURE.

Victims Of this awful disease found in eveiy
neighborhoOd, in almost every house.
For them aud for their fr ends we have q iings OF
good cheer and hope-the announcement of a most
important discovery, firmly based upon common
,ense and reason. by which the terrible malady l.
positively controlled, and its victims restored
TO health.
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Carbolated Cod Liver Oil

Is not q secret empirical no=tTum. II Is a happy
combination Of two remedies known to physi ians
everywhere a. the best means Of combating con-
sumption This combination 10 Mr.. Wilson :
discovery, and 10 FOUNDED upon the following
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Three leading bosiness men in Emporia
have taken Tie task in hand to work up
oipt sock furniture manufacturing COM
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Wilson's Carfollted Cod Liver OIL.

described fully in the inventor scirculsr. which
will he mail. u. upon application, TO any address
We cannot afford space Ia tell the whole story
here, or to give the numerous certificate, from
inent ph ysicians and we'll known citizens testify
ing to the absolutely wonderful resu t. flowing
from this great discovery. Suftee it to say, ii Is
curing thousands who supposed themselves to be
at deaths door.
Wilson Carbolated Oil is scientifically prepared
With the Purest Csr5o!ic Acid, 50 combined rs TO
be entirely harmless, with
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STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LgAvKNwORTH COUHTY.
In the District Court Of jefferson County, in the
state Of Kansas, sitting in aud for said County
and Htate
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Sweet Norwegian Cod LiverOii

from the celebrated f-he les at Aalesund, NORWAY
Pr nouncei by physci ans the most delicate, eff
Gent Cod Liver Oil in the world.
II is ca lily taken. tolerated by the weakest
stomsehs, disests readily. never becomes rancid
aod is most entirely TIRE from the usui d. .agrte
able cha racterstics Of Cod LiverOl.
For every Of Cod Liver OIL, Mr.. Wilson 5
discovery is Of the greatest value.
For the safe internal administration o. carbclie
acid Mr.. willsos's method Of combining il with
col liver oil is absolutely Necessary.
Prepared by ]. II. Wilson, SO John s..
New York.
For sale by all Druggists.
RICHARDSON Co, ST. Louis.
HCRLBUT i EDsALL Chicago
juiys1&wtf wholesale Agents
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The Council Bluffs Nonpareil says: "Ths
depot of military stores 1t Omaha is to Be
discontinued. The stores will be taken
either to Rock Island or Leavenvorth-the
destination being determined by the terms
offered BY the railroads leading to there
points. In other words. the stores will 90
III the direction of the cheapest railroad
freiehts offered.
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FROM the Globe We learn that little Eve
year-old boy took the Z. C, St Joe 4 C. b.
railroad at Atchison on Tuesday. He was
entirely alone, and had ticket from Wichita,
Kansas, to Oskaloosa, Iowa. The little fel-
low said his parents put him on the train at
Wichita to send him to his grandfather At
O,kaloosa. He did mot know his grand
fathers name, but said he would ego up in
the town" and thought he could find him.
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From the Nebraska City Press We learn
that the Missouri river is nov at the highest
point il has ever been. The water is still
rising. and no telling when i, will stop. A
nine foot rise il reported on its way from
Sioux City. Thirty-fse feet of land,
with length of nearly a mile, was cut out
lately.
The attempt to rip-rap the bank was a
failure. The current was too strong and the
water too high. Fifteen car loads of rocks
we're brought in on the railroad 10 build
with, and the same rocks are now floating
down the Missouri.
The rocks were thrown into the water, but
the bank caved of and covered them over,
and they were washed out as fat as thrown
in, or at least 40 that they did no good, and
and the project was abandoned. The bank
is sill giving way at a rapid rate, and the X.
c., st. Joe q c. B. Company are taking up
their track and moving il back nearly a
mile from the city. They will have to have
some four miles of track taken up and LAID
again. Nearly one hundred men are at
present at work, and expect TO get through
in two or three days. They will move the
track to the old grounds, about one mile and
half from the city At this end Of the road,
and then RIM in west to the river, but at
present the passenger cars come down on the
X. c, ST.. Joe 4 c. B. track to Pacific City,
when they branch OF east and run TO Red
Oak, and from there come back again to
Hamburg, on the B. & n. road, and then
run I'D TO Nebraska City.