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A GOLD-PRODUCING LIST.

A corner lot in BlseIow's add, $3.50
lot on G.ent-szFcef bridge, with good build
Tag.
81 LOTS adjoining that great manufacturing cen
Ter salmon BAy, o. % per cent. OF their
aetnal market value, either foe cash or half
cash
Al = CON house In Queen Anne Town on
monthly pay Hseais. fo,uA
A salnkaIs business corner. 81 ,ool
Co 4 gesifence 10 :. sos.
coed residence 10 leuFneFs1 sl2A
A .aere tract will cut ap with great prchti
nm unquestioua5le bargain; lock ~ -
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The Senate did q friendly ast for William
r4eSwoosl. the venerable pioneer, BY pass
Ing memorial 10 congress sSking thar his
coal claim Be surveyed a2d he be allowed
% purchase Il The eomm5afee had re-
ported. recommending that the memorial
ne indefinitely postponed ard the objection
vas raised that this was special legislation.
= seemed too worthy case, however. and
me eommittee's report was rejected.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The city election last Tuesday W
hard fought and George Holland ",
elected mayor over d. B. Spanogle
not because he was more popular o,
enterprising than Mr.. Spanogle bu,
BY misrepresentation of facts, OF
perhaps Better, a misapprehension Of
his views. Mr. Spanoele has done a
much. If not more than any other one
man in Red Cloud, for Red Cloud aud
has speat much time asd money
in its advasesnest AID
would have made an able nsyor il he
bad been elected. His views o. the
question, though not radi.
cal, was the prim. cause, We presume
Of his defeat. yet he isa man Who be.
|ieves in the majority ruling and had
be been elected to the nayoralty. Tns
.HIEP would have had no fears bat
that he would have obeyed the wishes
the people to the letter. "Ttuth
rushed to earth viii rise again. 90
nth e~aterprising citizens, they will
'e crushed but IN the sweet bye and
'ye, their name viii be legion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

tn state board Of transportation
sVu.e . march on the public last night
and elected . board Of se~cretarie.
after . four.hour session. 1t is learn.
ed that tho meeting was quietly call.
Il avoid 40 invasion of the pr.s.
CANT aad the usual crowd of hangers.
o.. It became apparent that the in
dividusl preference Of each member
Of Tic beard would have to be drop
ped or an election could not be reach
ed. There were f~orty.seven candi.
In turn each ono received
hearty support On the fifty .four sh
J. 1. Gil<ison, Of .Wahoo; l..
w. Gilchrist, Of Alliance, and w. S.
Gsrber, Of Red Cloud we're elected.
=. h. Holmes Of Beatrice, WAS chosen
olerk.-Bee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05


Extreme Of heat and cold, but the
season 10 far in advance Of Las,
yesr.
There is considerable wheat, oats
and barley being sown this year, po.a-
to planting and garden making done
in March this year.
Chas. Smelser farms the Buchlei.
ter farm this year.
Harmony" Sunday school Dist. 50
has started with a good attendance,
and preaching At that point every
third Sunday, BY Rev. John Bean.
Supervisor Jones vas up looking
over the water Is and mud holes
in these parts last week, aad none to
soon. for on Sunday morning D. J.
Judson was crossing the apology of a
bridge one Of his horses shied, AUS.
ing the wagon to run OF the bridge.
the horses jumping broke the double
tree, taking him ovsr the dashboard
hes' foremost striking on his shout
der, when they broke from him and
ran to the Ksley farm, where they
stopped. Fortunately he was
cot seriously hurt but badly shaken
aP. On tho same day Mr.. j. lost q
ane young COW, proving tina. misfor.
fortunes never comes single. REX.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
Retrenchment and reform should
be the watchword in municipal affairs
during the coming year,

Seward CARRIER ihas >een appointed
as one Of the secretary -fthe board
Of transportation. THL CHIEF il
pleased to note the mantle Of
that Office has fallen on a Red Cloud
man. We would be glad If every
man in Red Cloud could get an Office,
for it would satisfy . long felt wait.
MI. CARRIER will no doubt make . good
officer having had quite . number of
years experience in railroad business
in the general Offices Of the B. & NJ.
which will give him an Insight into
the aha Of the board Of trsnsporta.
tion ana IL, lroad matters generally.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
George Washington Burr. The Ger

George Washington Burr, The ,ery
aesthetic and talented mau Who run,
that tremendous *iee pa1ey known "a
avery few people as the grea. moral
and highly inassntional Tiues.Whip.
or, objects to tho va, TUX CHEF and
Argus makes war upon the Big g."
Burr, lets see, what ia Burr. any,
how2 Oil &c know, it, q thing With
. kind Of . porcupins bri.sle attach.
nent, and al its good for is 10 Ia,
around uaderfoot, tarn yellow andlook
rusty. until some one comes alese aud
kicks It out Of the way. as q thing
unworthy Of notice and too conteusi.
BE to waste time about. Yes. i. nav
be in accordance With the "et. rial
Illness OF thiIss" when the Lord made
Burr to call him = man. ye. With due
respect We believe He made . missile
and created deugh-head, shaped in
the image but imperfect in every
pther manner. For q thoroushb,ed
.hisisg-snivelpe euss, Georg. Wash
Burr takes the cake, BODY ,oul
md breeehea
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
Clsy:Eleeslon Neses.
After the battle mother

After the battle mother.
A solid south (vard) and . soil,
north (wafd) foored Bro. Spssoels b.
the aid Of JEFF Ward.
The Dutch have taken Holland.
Geo. Holland hasn't got the "Botss.'
A. H. Haley has been "disposed. y
T. c. Hacker will handle the CITY
funds another year.
L.. II. Fort will do tho sseretarv
act for tho city next year.
told you 50, says the vise.ere.
Henry Anderson will engineer the
city for the next twelve months.
Lindsey lacked . few votes Of get.
ting away with Dave Rudd and Frel
Hummell.
Chss. Potter didn't want 10 b cit,
treasurer, anyhow.
H. f. Sanford was left out in the
cold.
Howard Gather 10 straight demo-
crat and cant run fast enough 70 get
Office.
Laird Wallace has . record Of l3
over all.
1t was al sea before election, and
nov Ne can't see what did it except
in the crop Of votes.
When shall We three meet again.
Haley aad Lindsey.
Ia "a, till next April when slips,
tries ever.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

Cteopsss g III saouooWnpisss -,
IN ~ 49, - ~q0seEjsss s6eola b h
Tie 49, ~ later. tDae WedDoodsy ~.
ming - iassrs P1hltesGlo., 10 1sas-
scripts fstsrnsd uslss6 81 opsd03oqSssI.
Al are invited to ssnd IN qSestio0s q In
tsrsst.1
Bed Cloud, April lot, 's9.
Editor Chief.-H agreeable please
inform 70 in your 1ext Issue vho
aallis or Elsis 10, in osdss 70 settle .
dispste. Oh MAID.
Il 10 not agreeable. Newspaper
men never "sive away" the names Of
contributor.
Red Cloud, March 30. 'es.
Editor Cb;ef.-Pleass inform me
through your paper, what legislation
there has been passed BY the present
le gislature for the interest Of the peo-
pie. Also, what have q r~eprssenCa.
sives done to earn the respect OF the
people or their salaries?
A HASH PaoDUcER.
The present legislature - . body
has not benefited the state by .nv
legislation OF note. Il has been The
most expensive body that has ever
met to do state business for the stste.
However, the irrigation bill and the
bill against trusts merits . little
credit, but tb ATS about al that o., Be
said. Az to q representatives their
promises we're great but the results
achieved BY them for Webster county
have not ~materialized up to date
They will probably bring back more
money to the county than they took
away.
I~navale. April Cd, 80.
Editor Chief.-Whst has become
OF that "raging canal" that you talked
much about recently. Please tell
CANALisr.
Don't worry, my friend, the canal
will be constructed soon. il our relie.
lous editor has TO furnish the monev.
Amboy. April Sd, 80.
Editor Chief.-Rh kind Of al
horse 10 tho best to buy for farm pur.
poses in general. FAluIr.
w have referred the matter 20 orr
agricultural editor, and he suggests
hat . Give horse" would be about
What you wanted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The appointment Of Robert +. Lin,
coin 70 Be minister to England 10 one
OF tho best hits made By President
Harrison, and 10 acceptable not only
to the republicans Of Illinois but to
tho whole country. President Harri.
sons foreign appointments ore al
~fistrelsss, and are % fer beyond whs.
might reasonable have been expected
that even Henry Waetsrson, the ed,-
Tor Of the Louisville Ceur,sr,Jouru.l.
pays the president . handsome com.
plinsnt There 70 danger that Muras
Halssssdis appointment - minister to
Germany may nat be approved by the
senate. Halstead has said 10 nanv
mean things about the senator, tia,
they feel inclised to retaliate By re.
jsctisg his appointment
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

1Asoo ooesoDooa
Whaf sa r.
Ian living. yee dying,
Rejoicing. yes crying.
betisstae. denying.
In Always deiyins.
In . miserable struggling worm Of a eiod
I've . hope that's achieving.
A love that's relieving.
A real that's b~eseiging.
A foe that's deceiviug.
II oos Of the b~lood-vashed Children os Cos
Where an r.
Twixt sWo oceans beating.
Two spirits ~entreatins;
The past sullr ~etreAiing.
The future Is greeting;
NY eyes. - they care or the years 10 come
lord the sky.wari I'm flying.
To earth's world In dying.
Each es,th, though denying.
On Chrst's arm rely !nS.
I'm waiting and longing fog heaven nv hon,e
What SHALL I be:
Awhile robed spirit.
Through Jesus merit:
And spreading it, wii.s>,
sui rising shall sing,
While ages in silence. their path have ci
And scaling the mountains. -
Drink from their cool fountains,
Mi angelic meetings.
And blessedess greetings.
TIL AZ last ! an drswnt 70 the bosom OF God.
Raw. ". 3. FALKIxRuRa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
A LITTLE NONSENSE.

A little girl. being asked 20 dedn,
. volcano. answered: '.lt'sa mountail
that throws up Orc. smoke aud liver
DO darkey's hour an jes' bsso
day." said Uncle Aaron. - he invade
his neighbours chickcn.rooss 1t ,hre>
Q m--Puck.
Tho churn must 60" says a
agricultural exchange. Of course II
must. in order that the butter may
come.-Burlington Free Press.
Somebody recently tried 70 blow
up a Chicago Sistillery with dynamite,
but the whisky blow is breath upon
tho dynamite and 1, went on. and
roasted on the prairie,.-Drako's Mag.
azine.
Mr.. Popinjay-'They ~ thas
Judge Pompous has lost his voice. my
dear" Mrs. Popinjay-'.It was %
heavy should think he would have
heard it drop.r-Burlingson Free
Press.
-Aunty-"So you're studying 70.
man history. Bobby Why aid Cs.as
hesitate when he came 70 the Rubi.
CONF" Bobby-''Oh. cause be wanted
TO So IL he had tho Gaul 70 o IL"
Harvard Lampoon.
Senator Gordon possesses the
uneaments Of George Warrington"
ree4 MI. fangle in the evening paper.
Il wonder vAy Congress doesn't -
them for the washingtoa museuAs
his vise-Drake's Moo
zinc. !
-wormley-'.r'vs - last diseovsroo
The answer 70 the qusstioa: In me-.
riaSe . ~!ailure,'" WisH-"Havs youL
my DEAR Why. that's vssy inserssH
wormley-''whsn sako !
place lie . failure. and vhsn y
its esuoossa"-kpech.
DR.. Ebbonie-'Das e. a youn
I'm lookin' poory Ma Ya;Ierby.
hs done Rpss a. svailoveA
his timer Ia u1kqoy-.A biz Oh
csd-peacu.--E bboaiee
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The U. s. Senate did one thing thai
will be generally disapproved Of b,
the American press irrespective Of
party affiliations, when they refused
to confirm Murat Halstead % minis.
ter to Germany. He il one Of the
most able q e the country has ever
produced and well qualified for the
position. As . general rebuke to the
nabobs who run the senate, MI. Hal.
stead 10 liable to be sent to the senate
from Ohio.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

~ b would on - account leave n
children asy considerable amount q
money. and b. gives avsy NOT -
than es.cOo . yesr.
Tho will Of Edison. tho lasc N
liooairc Who was one q the founder
OF Oakland. Cal. - Of the brial
es: on record. II disposes o! 5000
600 in less than one hundred wo,dA
"A retired merchant. aged eighty
three, Of Providencc. and . Bossoe
widow just a year his junior. vsr>
married the oshe. day. !; vas . casl
OF love at first sight. tho couple hav.
ing me; for the ars' time only shrol
weeks before.
"A certain English COMIC opsra
libre,;ist vent 10 SEQ Mr.. GiIbert'G
''Brantinghaue Hall" He came back
quite enthusiastic. ''l,'s . ane play"
he said. Il ike IL very much. II
fact. l think ! like II better thAa any
nan in London-exccpt Mr.. Gilbert"
Tho late Lord Eversley vas q
most successful Speaker OF tho House
Of Commons. and never failed 70 re,
ognize tho right man when Q score q
more spranS TO their feet apparently
al the same instant Il have bsss
shooting rabbits all my liie." hs once
explained, land have learned to mark
the right ono"
Tho story 10 told Of Mortlmse
Mempes. the portrait painter. that %
the beginning Of his career he went -
Miss Ellen Terry. Who 10 ono Of the
hardest persons for An artist 70 ~
hold Of. and said: Look here, Mise
Terry. I'm a young Australian, With
few or no friends here. and I want %
mako my way in tho world. Won't
you let me paint your p~ortrait7" She
consented. and II gave him q long lifo
toward success
Miss n. f. Orr. ofNew York. pale.
deiicatc-looking young girl. recently
gave n remarkable exhibition o! rapid
work on the typewriter in tho %.
senbly room Of Packard's Business
College. She printed sixty.six char.
acters in five seconds. or An average Of
over thirteen characters q second.
Then she printed from memory Isl
words in n minute correctly. Upon
q second trial she printed lS3 words In
. minute. Miss Orr holds tho gold
medal for the championship. which
she won last August by writing n,acsy. |
eight words a minute for ten oonsecu.
tive minutes.
-ZebulOn Hanosx. aged seventy.
nine years. OF Stonington. Conn. was
lifted by a village maiden many years
ago. and since that time no has lived
m a little hut. cooking his own food
Md wearing rags. BY fishing no hes
money sufficient 10 build
aine good houses. which he rcnts. and
10000 more which is lodged In the
Savings Bank. lie never
purchases any thing he can mako
5uttons on his clothing are whitfield
rom pine wood; he weighs his fish In
wooden balances Of his own making.
md in catching coils no uses q wooden
pear. His yearly expenses averags
ess than go.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

1Fo0 1hoe lay Dooss
Tvine has become N important fac.
tor in gathering the wheat, oats and
re larvests in this country. The
mauufsstursrs of binder Irvine have
organised . trust and propose to make
the farmers psy nearly double the
price heretofore paid. When the
binder Irvine first came into use it
took only Two pounds to each acre OF
oats, but now it takes three pounds.
The twine was then not more than
ten cents q pound, and it only cost
twenty cents to bind IN acre OF oats.
When it took three pounds to the
acre theyprice advanced to thirteen
cents, which made the cost thirty.
nine cents an acre. The Irvine mon.
opolists are not satisfied with this ex.
tn twist in the coil to rob the far
mers, but now they propose to in.
crease the price to twenty-five cents .
pound, which will make the binding
Of the oat harvest about seventy.6vs
an acre. This is equivalent to three
bushels of oats to the acre for binder
twine alone, 90 that after the farmer
pays all other expenses and counts 10
the rental value of his land he has
but a small margin left to recompeuse
him for a seasons labor. This action
Of tho twine trust has aroused the in
dignation of the farmers in the grain
growing states and they intend to
teach the monopolistic trust . lesson.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The irrigation law passed by the
Legislature 10 . measure Of great in.
portanoe to the western section OF the
state. Il is Of special interest to the
counties along the border, and will
increase the tillab!e AREA BY . million
or more acres. The North and South
Plat, the Cheyenne, Niobrar. and
Frenchman rivers will be utilized to
work . revolution In the farming
methods Of that section.-Bee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The beautiful spring weather make,
glad the hearts Of the people here, ir
respective Of their occupation or call.
ing.
Tcmpleton Bros. have sold their
lumber yard to r. s. Proudft, Who
will have I'll the benefits Of The ts.de
in that shesP commodity in the fl.
tare.
S. Crexsos has eose est Of he aeri.
cultural inplsosst busissss. hsviae
sold out to Nj. Mostessssy. vAe yin
Be the only dealer - tAss line hers
for the present
Mn. J. N. Chain, il respesss 70 .
message, started for clsvelasj, Ohis,
Monday to attend the bedside Of her
Oldest brother Who ~ reported il .
dyisg eesdition.
The protraeted neetinss held By
the Rev. Lsnfess Of the n. E. church
assisted By Rev. Mr.. Xosey, Of ses.
lrd, have elosed With more tAas Gfty
conversions. IL has bees rsnasksl
By . great many that hey never W.T.
.sssed . meeting - fall Il esssise
Iood seose, orderly conduct aol suA
'tastial sessleA CtIIs8x.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The fire department Of Red Cloud
and the state committee Of which
John Tomlinson 10 . member, decided
on wednesday TO hold the state tour.
nament in Red Cloud. This will b
one OF the grandest events ever seen
in Red Cloud and will draw . lsree
crowd. It means simply . big lin.
Tor Red Cloud. People from Ill over
the state will b il Red Cloud, Be.
sides delegations from Ievs, Kassas
and Colorado. II will b . big job
Tor our citizens AID our people should
back them freely.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The ~ ksevs = House Rsll "a
Prsvides Or several ehasees il tn
school lsw Of the state. Copies Of
new lv will b printed and forwarded
to directors some tine in June. Some
Of the most important changes 8 q
follows: Let, annual district neetise
changed to last Monday in June. pro.
visions are made for lsvying the nse'
ssssfy school tax in July. Census
reports for 1889 are 70 b sest h
county superintendent On o. before
April llth. After this year census
viii not be taken until last ten dsys
before annual June meeting, report
Of census to be sent in tho frst Of
July. Blank notices for annual meet
ing and blanks for annual reports will
be out early in June. Section 2, sub.
division !, Of school laws has been %
amended as to provide that county
superintendent have discretionary
power to change the boundary Of any
district upon petitions sigued BY one
half Of the legal voter, in each dis.
trict affected, formerly Discretionary
power va given If petitions were
signed by q third Of the legal
voters. Two districts may be made
from one, upon petitions from each
proposed district, signed BY . major.
ity af legal voters in each. Two dis.
tricts may be consolidated into one
upon petitions from each signed BY
two-thi'ds ST the legal voters. Oue
district may be discontinued and it,
property attached to another adjs,n.
ing district upon petition signed by
one half Of the legal voters 10 each
district affected. No new districts
sball be formed between the first
Tuesday Of April and the FIRST day Of
October: District officers appointed
to gil vacancies shall hold their Offices
until tho beginning Of the next school
year. Officers elected 1t special
meeting shall serve for the remainder
Of the unexpired term or until their
successors are elected and qualified.
Qualification As to lega! voters in
, school district meeting remains IN
changed but there has been q new
with respect to whom shall be
accounted owners Of real estate. III
The husband owns real estate bis wife
considered part proprietor and is
entitled to . vote in any school dis.
meeting, provided she has the
'gc and residence qualifications. If
he wife owns real estate, her hus.
and is . voter, even if he holds no
property in his own name. A step
aren't of children Of school ago 10 .
|uali6ed voter, provided Of course, he
T she have age and residence qualif.
atoms.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The rejection Of Halstead BY the
senate is likely to lead to unexpected
results. Ohio republicans are deter.
mined to vindicate him BY making
him the successor Of senator Payne.
His election would be = fitting iebuke
OF the senate and the Standard oil
statesmen.-Bee
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

hx $50. se.soy over ceas . Parties ssnsl
ooso ss'e Of ne e5sy of kea CeSd- ~ssrssSs
~. I'D 9Th TIE city eisf n s,,e -s.r -
% e:ty ocGz<l a cd cry 10 - 49,
Ut nr 100 nasi- sNffss~p ~ yssr.~ -
TO- cs &c Y esess Al fs&ea1asS
Nd p.trsoa b. ~ 0syur ss1%N2
e.1s Gay = Apt -. - - - S
$3.50 pas.S = e1 cloaA Ss -
In poW
utyC<F
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
Aspnesaes s., aaee.~

.esfseJ gfv~n "a: r-eszx cx.<a -
e~s sr~ boa.rs q -. -.
~ nr ~ ~ Rod cbsss S~ rsss
$3.50 FaJsEx IA: q r~os, 49,.
-. rsnen e aa1 esy D. slr~, n
..ssAe " u ka<a,sH ~ ~ ~
1855 seArssn - d en- e. E
- ~sxsA sAr< e ~ ~ a -
- D Srsa .fn ~ -aA~s ..
49, Gay Il AsrB -. 90 -
.sos pssef si k~s Cxz N-.~se1a O.
AesJ Ag-L 10 l. H. ysvt 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
JUDAON.

Ars. Haskst. daughter Of the late John
Hsmer vent back to her home IN Des
4otnss Iowa, on Monday.
lNSWson closed his revival
mestings 1t Oriols.
Farmers arc busy putting in their
email grain.
Mr. B. T. King has came from Red
Cloud 70 farm Mr.. Bifnicks old place.
On Sunday the cath the little aughter
Of Afs. Johanna died from % ting Wild
Psrssips. Her little brother y 20 Also eat
cone Of the ps'snips, vill rsoovsr
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

AZ ne o~oovention Of old soldiers
q Hsd CIoed, March 9Th, 1883. the 70
aa& resolution vas unanimvusly adopted
RESOLVED, that the council Of admini.-
sresson b aethorized to advertise 70,
oids from the various towns in Webster
Nookotls and Franklin counties in Neb.
rsska, and Smith and Jewell a In
Xaasas, for the location Of the Amt An.
neal interstate q. A. r. reunion n \.
held no. later than Sept. Is, 1889. And
sess seC cosnetl b empowered to con
stsOs VAN the sovn Offering the best n.
eecemsnsc for the location Of said re.
Cnsou' selo bids 70 b opened and con-
sadefcd o. or before Nay IL. 1883.
oead eoonetl reserve the right 70 rsisc.
ny q ~ btds Of their discretion.
6lgDed By oommittss:
Joe. 0A11R1, Chm, Red Cloud.
H.. =. 0rov1, Smith Center, Has.
Al. WooD, Burr Oak, Kas.
W.O. 6Loon, Superior, Nsb.
D. L. 08oAr. Riverton. Nsb.
DIDs VIII n s1cRrv.D
Upsc moon Nay 9Th, 1889, for the fol-
loving items, to-vit:
Ivsaty tons Of hay delivered on
roonds.
kive IONS OF straw delivered on grounds.
Twenty cords Of wood delivered on
grounds.
Securing 100 tents NOR. or Ice. ct up
q gfossds.
Ssnsssss supply Of pure water for
ee9P - eoveotsat pisces.
Iaaks Sor watering sSoek On grounds.
0oisebls gfoands for holding rsunieu
vnshia three qsartsS Of . mile Of the
Suitable siaks, stands, ste.
Oae large pavillion.
kseebeish schedule Of prices for bus fare
70 md iron grounds.
Prices Of meals, see.
Priees Of gs.iss and other neceseariss
u isunioa.
In addition 70 the above the amount OF
money that viu b doustsd to the q. A.
% - applied 70 reunion purposes.
Furnish su0cisnt numbe. Of eompe-
ses guards for the protection Of the
amp.
The shove subject 70 The following con.
|,
Al faiss OF vhstsosvss kind. horse rae .
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reasonable terms Apply 70 Nm n.
J. Richmond. At Roy HateAissos's
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