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The Globe-republican., 1893-05-26
Notice to the Public,

The General Delivery Window will on
and after June LIST open at 7 As and close
at on all days excepting Sunday. Sun
day hours-morning $50 until $50.
Afternoon until 3. Money order win
dow-week days only from Z As until >
O'Clock p. m. Positively no business
afeer or before hours.
r. w. EVANS, Postmaster.
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Sarah Peck left for Colorado Springs
last Tuesday evening. Her father lives
there and Sarah does not expect to re-
trun to Dodge City. She is a worthy
young woman, and will be missed by
large circle of acquaintance.
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lam prepared to laundry lace window
curtains. The original gold tint restored
without extra charge. Old curtains
made to look - good q new.
a0.sa J. B. LANTZ.
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TIE Bet 6alye I'm de world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcen, Salt Rheum. Fever
8oses. Tstasr. Chapel hands. chIlbsains'
Corls, and al Skin Eznptio0s, and positive
II cures Tiles, or no pay required. It u
esnsanseed to give perfect atisfac&ioo. OF
anouey refunded. Price = cents per box.
foe ne BIZ Cu Drug Sore. SLY
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The singing school, under the direc-
ton of F. J. Moore, will give the closing
concert at the n. E. church, Wednesday
evening, May the 31st.
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Don't forget the great celebration and
reunion at the Soldiers Home. July 4th
and 9Th. There will be several speak
ers of state and national repute there to
address you; there will be fun and en-.
tertainment for the old as well as the
young.
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4 Mr.. Doak returned Wednesday from
La Junta where he has been visiting the
past few day. He has found location
there and will move his household goods
there Immediately. where he and his
wife will keep furnished rooms.
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MARRIED:-On May 18th, 1898. Mr..
Ollie Stansberry, of Kingsdown, to Miss
Mary Sidlow, of Dodge City, by j. NJ.
Burson, probate judge. Mr.. Stansberry
is young farmer, while the bride is the
eldest daughter of County Commissioner
John w. Sidlow. The GLOBE-REPUB-
LICAN extends hearty congratulations.
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Mrs. A. NJ. Shinn. mother OF the editor
of this paper, and Ed. Shinn brother,
arrived in Dodge City last Friday. This
is their firs4, visit but they are well
pleased witWfhe country, and brother
Ed. talks of Going into business here.
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Secondhand cook stoves, bedsteads OF
any kind, household goods Of every de-
scription. Highest cash price paid for
same. IT Mammoth Second Hand Store.
7O-t-f SUeHRUH & C0OKEs.
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The great strike of coal miners which
Is mentioned In another column OF THU
paper, now threatens to extend to the
Santa Fe coal mines of Colorado.
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CoNCERT:-The singing class, under
the direction of F. J. Moore, of Fredonia,
Kansas, will give the closing concert al
the NJ. E. church, Wednesday evening"
NAV 31st. Admission Is; children 10.
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CANE SEED FOR SALE:-On my farm
ten miles southwest of Dodge City. Ad.
dress, J. D. Brown, Dodge City. Kansas.
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Twelve good farmers of Ford county
saws if a man whips his sons wife and
helps wean grand child, we may tell it
above whisper, even through the cir
cumstances are transposed in the telling
thereof
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Losr.lOn last Saturday evening on
Bridge street, q letter addressed to MIS-
T. L. Coffee. Finder please return same
to Post Office. No questions asked.
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N. w. Sutton went TO Wilburn las
Tuesday to attend trial of Scott Plum
mer vs.. j. H. Manley.
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N. NJ. Gwinner has opened fine ice
cream parlor In connection with his bak-
.sry, and will serve ice cream made from
pure cream.
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Ezra Knoy, of Wilbur, went to Gar
den City Friday to file on u homestead
&c $500.
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Everybody be at the Soldiers Home
July 18th and 9th.
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tits fixed and immutablc law that
have good, sound health one must have
pure, rich and abundant blood. There is
no shorter or surer route than by course
of De Wits Sarsaparilla.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-26

Capt. Henry, the prosecuting witness
in cases where boys were charged with
disturbing a religious meeting, had the
cases dismissed on payment of costs by
the defendants.
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Rev Romig has arranged to: be here
next Saturday, and will remain over Sun
day. He will preach Saturday evening
at eight O'Clock, Sunday morning at II
O'Clock, and Sunday evening at eight
o'clock. Sunday School will be held az
usual at 10 o'clock, and Christian En-
deavor Society at Z O'Clock, meet also in
the rink as usual.
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w. ]. Fitzgerald & Co. have purchased
the imported Clydesdale stallion, High
land Chief, Junior. He weighs about
1900 pounds. Mr.. Fitzgerald ia looming
I'D as q stock man.
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Miss Cora Barnett will leave for bel
home in Lowry City, Mo. Monday after
noon. She has been in this city for two
years and has made many friends who
will regret her departure.
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OWNED AND FOR SALE BY
en- HOOVER. OF DODGE CITY. KANSAS.
mort. No. r rs tai ;s s . s . S:s's s pie:
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Dodge ' r., ss a;
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miles south Wright station and s.. n,. Dodge City, Terms due
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% @ approve smiles north nas~
No 49, Ssn 3 ana NJ n T F on Rock Island R. r. rs @
p 50" ealanee mortgage psr eene to- years purchaser
No 100 good
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Rock ss Island and Price, s Ss
and rs FL all good Level pillow land , in wheat"
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Ito o suit
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@n~ $50 cash;
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plov cent bal
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and Bukhn one Of the best quarters tine % ~ ~
No ~ s' s an Rh an S Stations on Rock iana
$780, Term. due s % lance
Kgwn cash. balance mortgage
years suit purchase S ~ some ean 1 miles south
$500 cash. balance mortgage at per cent se"rs'0
Swass good fair land
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Whereas the. 30th day Of Nay b eel
apart BY our nation In honor OF those
Who defended our country In the houl
Of peril and,
WHERKAs the president Of the United
States and governor Of the state Of Kan.
have recommended by proclamation thai
tho day Be properly observed. There
fore. I, A. 0luck, mayor Of the city, d
Dodge City, Kansas, do hereby issaa my
prociamatisa reqaesting all places ID
business to b closed from . O'Clock .. N
until O'Clock p. M, on Tuesday. Nal
sob, 1855, and that he people Of Dodg(
City participate in the exaccises a IL
day. A. 0IUcK, 1ayoe.
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Great big time at the Soldiers Home
July 18th and 5th.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-26

B.F. Milton secured a writ of habeat
corpus from the supreme court for Capt
w. HI. Stricken, this week.
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Miss Mcrtie Tarbox is clerking in the
store of j. Van VoOrhis.
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Mrs. Henry Shines and Miss Martha
Clark, of Ford City, were the guests OF
Mrs. Newlaud this week.
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LLOYD Evans returned home Sunday
from Salina.
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The Sp@g- Shinn libel suit has resulted
just as was predicted. The baby-wean-
er has had gay time dancing on the
Cadaver's remains, while the Ford coun-
~ tax payers must pay the fiddler. We
must acknowledge, however, that if
County Attorney Mitchell's advice had
been needed, the county would not have
had cent to pay, but the judge settled
the matter by ordering him to prosecute.
The county attorney may not have had
much experience in the practice of law.
but he is honest. aud has good common
sense. If the Judge will show little
more consideration for our county attor-
ney's judgment in matters pertaining to
his Office hereafter, it will be better fol
the tax payers of this county.
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j. N. Kirkpatrick sold the southeas
quarter 24-29-25, twenty miles south o.
this city, to w. o. Freeman.
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Fred Hallett returned home Wednes-
day from Hutchinson.
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Minneapolis Lyceum Theatre, May II,
1892. We, the undersigned committee in
charge of Peoples amusement Bureau. very
gladly and heartily testify our appreciation
of the entertainment by the Chicago La
dies Quartette.
The entertainment is of high artistic
order, land at the same time popular in char
acter. The conce TT S given by this company
are very mcritoriOus, and will give entire
satisfaction to all who patrOnize them.
NJ. L. Knowlton, Chairman,
A. Christello, Treasurer.
w. o. Varney, Secretary.
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Hon. J. H. Churchill did greater
work for western Kansas than most peo-
pie realize, when he wrote the paper on
Alfalfa, which was read before the last
annual meeting of the state agricultural
society, and an extract from which was
published in this paper at the time OF
said meeting. We have just received a
copv of the last Kansas state agricultu-
raj report, and observe that the alfalfa
article appears in full IN that book, which
is an official document and gives the ar
ticle the authority of official endorse
ment.
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We have good reason to believe there
was providen:ial interposition IN behalf
of the editor of this paper concerning the
libel suit, The influences which had
been enlisted against the defendant were
regarded as invincible, and those on the
inside were positive that all evidence
for defense would be ruled out, but there
was slip, and Hendricks got in enough
to satisfy the jury that the alleged libel
lous matter was substantially true, and
they said :'nOt guilty..
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MARRIED:-Mr. VIM. COOns to Miss Flo
IA Swan, by Rev. Rose, Presiding FL
der of the NJ. E. Church, on May p,
1898, at s O'Clock p. III.
The bridegroom is well known young
man of this city, who has recently at
tanned his majority, and who has for
some years been in the employ of the A.
+. & 5. F. railway company. He be-
longs to one of the best families in the
city. is thoroughly honest and industri-
Gus, and bids fair to make success in
life. Miss Swan is the eldest daughter
of E. D. Swan, justice of the peace in
this city. She is noble young woman,
y school teacher of more than ordinary
ability and very useful member of So
ciety. We are pleased to see two such
worthy people join their fortunes and
make a home in our midst.
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TO BEGIN WITH-You have been
wondering how much it would cost to 90
to the Worlds Fair. The price of tick.
ct from Dodge City to Chicago aud re-
turn, via Santa Fe Route, Is $35.45.
Tickets on sale April 18th, 1893, to Oct.
31st, 1893 inclusive, with final return
limit of November 18th, 1898. Quickest
time and best accommodations via Santa
Fe Route. Passengers are landed In
the heart of Chicago, close to hotels, Ca
BILE cars, and elevated roads. Call on
Fred Gardner local agent at Dodge City
and ask for free illustrated folder, de-
scribing Worlds Fair building and how
to see the sights to best advantage.
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J. B. wilsop: 81 Clay st.. sharpsborg.
Pa. says he will not be without DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, that it cured his wife who was
threatened wit Pneumonia after IN attack
Of LA Grippe" when various other rem
edies and several physicions had done her
no good. Robert Barber, Of CoOkepOrt.
Pa, Claims DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done him more good than anything he has
ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like
It. Try It. Free trial Bottle at the City
Drug Store. Large bottles 60c and 81.
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County Attorney Mitchell Is after the
joints with . sharp stick. Thos. Tate.
Jr. has been caught in the tolls.
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Miss Nellie Findlay, who has been at
tending school In the eastern part OF the
state, is home visiting her parents.
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Adam Smid, the blacksmith, tells Us
he has information from various parts Of
Europe, and that prospects of . wheat
crop arc very discouraging. A. there ID
no longer . reserve OF wheat to draw
from, we anticipate very high price fol
that cereal next winter. Ford county
will receive more money for her surplus
wheat than was realized last year.
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Rev. s. E. Busser and wife went to
Kinsley Wednesday evening to attend
the wedding of Albert NJ. Merryman,
who is we'll known to many of our citi-
zens. The bride was Miss Rcna Tnttle.
The wedding and reception were held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Ed
wards and were accompanied by Law
ish display of flowers and an elegant
BANQUET.
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Hon. A. Gluck, of Dodge City. accom-
panied by City Attorney w. E. Hendricks,
went to Wichita the first Of the week and
attended to an important matter Of busi-
ness for the city. The mayor had ar
ranged to be present last Monday night,
and address the law and order league,
but this absence deprived the people
from the privilege Of listening to hin.
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Mis-. Gaddis has had poarch built to
her house.
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In another column We publish q very
important decree form the Pope Of Rome,
1t purports to have been issued some
three years ago, and viii be put into
operation before the fifth Of next Sep
tember. 1t IL thought Mr.. Cleveland
will not seriously interfere with this i'm.
portant ecclesiastical order, ~ he has re.
ceived political help from the same quar-
ter on account Of the heretical views 81
ex.President Harrison.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
Mrs. Nelse Cary is on the sick list.
Fishing parties are the rage now.
Be at the Soldiers Home July 4th and
9Th.
Mis-. Gaddis has had poarch built to
her house.
LLOYD Evans returned home Sunday
from Salina.
Great big time at the Soldiers Home
July 4th and 5th.
Everybody be at the Soldiers Home
July 18th and 9Th.
Fred Hallett returned home Wednes-
day from Hutchinson.
Miss Mertie Tarbox is clerking in the
store of j. Van Vo0rhis.
CANE SEED FOR SALE:-On my farm
ten miles southwest of Dodge City. Ad.
dress, J. D. Brown, Dodge City, Kansas.
Ezra Knoy, of Wilbur, went to Gar
den City Friday to file on homestead
se $500.
NJ. w. Sutton went TO Wilbur last
Tuesday to attend trial Of Scott Plum
mer vs.. j. H. Manley.
B. F. Milton secured writ OF habeai
corpus from the supreme court for Capt
w. H. Strickler, this week.
j. M. Kirkpatrick sold the southeas
quarter 24-29-25, twenty miles south o.
this city, to w. o. Freeman.
Mrs. Henry Shines and Miss Aarth'
Clark, of Ford City, were the guests o.
Mrs. Newland this week.
County Attorney Mitchell Is after thu
joints with sharp stick. Thos. Tate,
Jr. has been caught in the tolls.
Miss Nellie Findlay, who has been At
tending school In the eastern part OF tn
state, is home visiting her parents.
The Garden City band passed through
the city the other evening on their "a!
to Hutchinson to attend the band parade
The question which At present engage
public attention 10 not ''Who struck Bill
Pattersoul" but .'who stole 1rs. MUIR
ply.
Judge Whitelaw WAS down from Colo
r,do ibis week looking after the dslsns
Of his son on charge Of disturbing
meeting.
Mr.. r. b. Hudson, Of ibis city, was Z
the Worid's Fair Thursday. and says b
eaw BUY Baumaa. and dat b leoks
well and happy.
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Lewis Post G.. A. r. extends cordial
invitation to all citizens to attend spe-
cial religious service next Sunday morn
ing at Kelly's opera house. They have
invited Rev. S. z. Busser to deliver the
memorial sermon. He has taken for his
subject the expressive word ''Remem-
bered.'' His theme will be ''How best
to appreciate the sacrifices OF the past.
Special music has been prepared for the
occasion. Service will begin ut II
O'Clock.
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E. w. Marvin and family moved to
Pratt last evening, where he makes his
Headquarters since the change In service
of the D. c., N. & T. Ry. Mr.. Marvin
was a member of our city council, and q
very popular gentleman. Himself and
wife will both be missed from our social
circles, and we hope changes will ere
long occur in operating the road which
will bring them among us again.
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Judge Whitelaw WAS down from Colo.
r.do dis week looking after the dsfsos<
of his SON on charge Of disturbing Z
meeting.
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The Garden City band passed through
the city the other evening on their way
to Hutchinson to attend the band parade.
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J.H. Reed, formerly of Jackson coun-
ty. Kansas, has rented the farm of James
James, for one year, and will at once
proceed to planting spring and summer
crops, which will consist of Kaffer corn.
broom corn and sorghum. He has a
large family and they xill at once move
out on the place. Mr.. Reed has two
good teams, a complete outfit of farm
implements, and means business. We
are glad to see the county filling up with
this class of farmers. Four of his child
rem are of school age, and will be in at
tendance on the winter term in the stone
building ON one corner of the place.
The five or six counties which are
more or less tributary to Dodge City
have much better prospect for wheat
than those counties in the more central
portion of the state. While they are
blowing up much wheat and putting ID
corn, most of our farmers are making
calculations to harvest paying crop o.
wheat. OF course, few fields herea-
bouts are too thin on the ground and an
being planted t. spring crops, but mos
Of It viii be harvested. We think Their
are some who make mistake In Givinl
up crops Of wheat, even though they an
only about half thick enough on tn
ground, because half . yield in this f.
vored region means from fifteen to thir
II bushels per acre, and It nearly Away
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Mr.. r. b. Hudson, Of dis city, was
the Wofid's Fair Thursday, and says he
eaw BUY Banmaa. and dat b looked
well and happy.
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G. T. Christ, Of Santa Fe, Haskell
county, b putting In several hundred
acres Of broom corn this spring. He
says it Is far ahead Of wheat In cash
profit. They do not need to have sheds
for curing, bat cure in stacks In the fields,
BY throwing cornstalks or other covering
over II. This reduces Tie cost to
. great exteat. Seward and Haskell
counties are both great for production 81
broom corn. We shall make isquiry Of
Mr.. Christ and also Of the Liberal Lyre,
for full information with refeseoce 60
care and thrsshinG Of broom corn, which
win Be published In these columns. TIE
best time - plant broom corn seed y
between the midhle Of Nay and he mid
de q June, though broom corn plant.
Cd aftee IN early harvest made crop
before frost. -
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Be at the Soldiers Home July 4th and
9Th.
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Rev. Glendening and family, consisting
of wife, daughter, mother and mother
in-law are stopping at the Central House.
y here he is confined to bed with measles
and was unable to fill his appointments
last Sunday. He hopes to be sufficiently
recovered to attend to regular Presbyter-
ian services by next Sabbath. The faml-
" will occupy two houses in the north
eastern mart of town. We welcome this
worthy family among us.
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The question which at present engages
public attention 10 not s'Who struck Billy
Patterson?" but .'who stole 4rs. 4ur-
phy.
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Mrs. Nelse Cary is on the sick list.
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uher mile Of snna
cash.
o6yearsto nit
to years " suit
This the cheapest prop
Kansas andm cash. Price sAo
Where parties pay will allow cent discount
on named deferred payments except on such tracts arc
marked and which latter amounts due the state scnooi u"
In addition of lands have for sale 5000 acres OF
GOOD land titles Deeds for which will quit claim
deeds all situated IN ora Noup
several business houses dwelling houses ana ABOUT zoo ~
and dwelling Dodge City, which will be sold cheap
and good The above myself and there "ou
delay making fixing the The above named
uces to good September 1885, unless previously SOLO,
i will cheeuy correspondence regarding this property
and give YOU any further information that you may DESIRE
| NJ Hoover,
! Dodge City, kamsss
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