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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-19
First publication Oct. 49,
NOTICE.

In the district court OF Lancaster coun-
ty. Nebraska
Ella c. Conger,
plaintiff,
Moses James, ct al.
defendants:
Moses James, Amelia James, John l..
Clark, Rosa A. Clark, Hattie n. Barnes,
Barnes her husband, first name
unknown, and the Western Investment
company, defendants in the above en-
titled action, will take notice hat on
June 18th, 1895. the said plaintiff filed
her petition in the above entitled action
against said defendants, the object and
prayer Of which was to foreclose q GER
tain mortgage executed by said defend
ants Moses, Amelia James, John L.
Clark and Rosa A. Clark to the Mead
Bond & Trust company upon lot 2.
block 3 Of Pleasant Hill subdivision of
lots 3, 4, and in the northeast quar-
ter of section thirty-six 1861, in township
ten Q0), range six (6) east, in Lancaster
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-19

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
All city taxes on real estate and per
sonal property for the year 1895 are now
due and collectable.
NJ. i. Aitken,
City Treasurer.
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PHONE224

LOST-About October 9th. Knight
Templar gold and black enamel watch
chain. A liberal reward will be paid
for its return to E. L. Trickey & Co.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-19

fund OF graphic and humorous anec
dotes. His bright. good nature glim-
mers through it all, and while he may
have rivals on the stage in popularity.
he is generally regarded as the most pop
ular actor off the stage.
The sale OF reserved seats and boxes
for the Hopper engagement will COM
mence next Tuesday morning. Oct. y,
at the box Office.
Tuesday evening, Oct. %, Lillian
Lewis will play Cleopatra" at the
Funke. The Chicago papers say that
Miss Lewis has one of the most elab
crate scenic production on the road.
The company carries several carloads Of
scenery and will not use any Of the
Fanke scenes. 1t is, Of course, natural
that theatre goers should compare Miss
Lewis productions with that Of Miss
Fanny Davenport's, which was 81 well
received here, but it may be said that,
with the exception Of the storm scene,
it will bear comparison very well. The
two stories are almost identical, barring
several minor details, and the death Of
Antony. In Sardou's dramatization
Antony is made to die by the hands Of
Caesars soldiers, while Shakespeare
makes him die by his own hand. As a
piece Of dramatic work, the former is
probably the most effective. 1t is the
first time in this city that Shake
spearean dramatization Of the story has
been seen. Miss Lewis has most ad-
mirable leading man in the person Of
Edmund Collier. an actor Of sterling
qualities, and who, as Antony, share 9
almost equally with the star in the hon.
ors OF the performance. Mr.. George
Vessels, as EnObdr6us, also deserves
especial mention, his lengthy dialogue
in the second act. describing the charms
Of Cleopatra, meeting with prompt ap-
pIcCidtiOu iIOm Iuc ouuIcuCc 1ucIc
are several features introduced, the
most prominent Of which was the bare
footed ballet, a kind OF Trilbyesque
dance by six maidens in Egyptian
bloomers. altogether quite in line with
the prevailing crazes. The participants
were not in one respect what one ex-
poets OF ballet, ihasmuch as they were
youthful and good to look upon, but DO
one could register protest on that &C.
count.
The Old Homestead" will come to
the Lansing next Friday and Saturday,
Oct. Is and 26. This sterling old play
has admirers everywhere and it is sure
to attract a large audience. 1t will be
presented by an admirable company
with elaborate scenery, ETC., Friday and
Saturday Of next week.
DRESS SUlTS-Call and examine
our fine dress suits for s25 and s35.
Equal to anything you can get from the
tailor for s65 or s75. EWING CLOTH
ING COMPANY.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-19

Miss Anna X. Dick, mOdiste, has re-
moved to 1908 o street, over Baldwins
ardware store.
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ROYAL GROCERY co.
1892 ST. bincOln Neb.

is place you are going at and order
goods whe down o o solicitor call on
Why? better quality OF goods for your
money. Don't forget to order a sack OF our Anchor
-four. Yous Teas and Coheee.
They absolutely pure. A trial will convince
PHONE2 pa Royal GROCERY co
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DRESS SUlTS-Call and examine
our fine dress suits for s25 and S35.
Equal to anything you can get from the
tailor for s65 or s75. EWING CLOTH
ING COMPANY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-13
"SLIM" IN TROUBLE.
A Santa Fe Brakeman Well Known In Ard
more Given Two Years In the
Texas Pen For Perjury.

"Slim," formerly a news butcher,
but for the past two years a passen-
ger brakeman on the Santa Fe road,
will be readily remembered by many
readers as the notorious exponent
of Clarkism during the interesting
campaign between that gentleman
and Gov. Hogg, has been sentenced
to two years penal servitude for per-
Jury, from Cleburne, Texas.
"Slim" was dead gone on girl of
16 years, and in order to obtain the
necessary marriage certificate, he
swore that his lady love was is. The
parents of the girl got on to the
racket and had the wedding handi-
capped Charging "Slim" with per-
jury and a jury of II men, good and
true after mature deiberation of "A
hours agreed that "Slim" had made
the error of his life and for which he
must suffer the penalty.
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OKLAHOMA SENSATION.
A Prominent Business Man Seduces
Young Lady and Thea Sklps-En-
RACED Father After Him.

A prominent Broadway business
man is missing. The causes which
lead to this fact were a suspicious
mother and father with a great big
shooting iron. The story goes that
the business man had secured the
affections of a young lady of the
city and had promised TO marry her.
For some reason the mother got an
idea that all was not going just as 1t
should and one evening this week
watched and caught the couple in
fagrante delictu. The father was
informed of the fact, and with blood
in his eye and murder in his heart
he sought his daughters betrayer,
but he had secured a team and driv-
en- to Edmond, where he caught the
north-bound train.
Tho young lady is said to have at
one time been prominent in Salvation
Army circles, and was well thought
of by her acquaintances. The busl-
ness man is reported to have veal
thy parents and was always supPos-
ed to have been an upright young
man, and that the couple should
have gone wrong is a matter of much
regret.
A warrant is out for the business
mans arrest, but hoping that mat
ters will all be fixed up without trou
BILE the Oklahoman withholds names
and hopes that "all's well that end
well. ."-Oklahoman.
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pose n remedy for the situation - Il
exists az follows: Let the various
committees and officers Of the board
OF trade call meeting, submit their
annual report, determine what the
Indebtedness and what the bills re-
ceivable from all sources may be.
Put the accounts in the hands Of
some attorney for collection, pay up
the outstanding bin and dissolve the
organization In q business like man
ner- when this step has been taken
let the enterprising, active, practical
element call a meeting Of the citi-
Eens. Organize a commercial club
and limit the membership, cut cut
the drones and by concerted action
get in and do for Ardmore what such
clubs do for every progressive city
In the land.
To my certain knowledge the very
men who have recently been crit
iciEed 50 severely have been the
ones In the past 20 put their shoulder
10 the wheel and do whatever good
and Il has been considerably has
been done in public way. These men
deserve much credit for their actions
and unless ! am very much mistak-
en-, viii be- among the first 10 lead In
a new deal. Under present eircum-
stances no one can accomplish any
thing, a. Il seems that the very name
OF board Of trade j. Objectionable.
Hence, IL j.. I think advisable to be-
gin anew, perfect by laws and con-
stitution, elect an entire new set OF
officers and from among the old
timers and the new element who
have east their lot with rs, Ne can
have a q o oigh, pr ctical, progres-
sive. energetic commercial club,
which viii be of incalculable benefit
10 our city
II affords me pleasure 10 sign my
. self an officer Of the much bedamned
board Of trade.
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chlekasa~ Ans-sred.

EDITOR ARDMoRETTE. The only
excuse have TO offer for attempt
ing to divert your valuable space TO
Chickasaw politics, Is in the fact
that :his article j. intended TO an
swer a Chickasaw Solomon whose
bigsI's and little you's found IA
vor in this evenings issue. IL l.
strange some great men viii allow
the shadow OF their wisdom TO fall
athwart their paths u distinction.
These men who met in convention az
Antlcrs represented the majority OF
the Chickasaw voting population,
and il was their earnest desire 70
learn whether n majority Of their
people would be benefited by a
change Of land tenure. After due
consideration they arrived al the
conclusion that II the old treaties
made by their fathers and the old
American patriots are TO be 50 soon
forgotten, il would be suicidal 10 at
tempt a treaty with the avaricious
politician of the present day. These
people are very earnest in their de-
sire TO select the better plan ''of two
evils" and IL they have made a mis-
take, sober, kind and candid argu-
ment will convince them OF their Ia
tai error, while a PomPous display
OF ogotistical egotism viii only in
crease prejudice against any change
/ In the near future. The sentiments
expressed in the resolutions adopted
at Antlers would cause shame e
mantle the cheek and compassion q
well in the hearts Of every ancient
American patriot, but alasl wher'
are American patriots today2 Ash
the historian; visit the marble monu
ments, silent scntinels Of departeS
honor and glory; and silently sleep
ing in n neglected grave, lies IndiaI
justice and equity; iattering induce
ments for a new treaty, yet owing e
present conditions n change Is inc
vitable IL our people expect 10 saw
the shattered crumbs OF a demoiish
ed nation. The necessity for thei
change, like everything else in thi
age OF progress, Is caused by tn
growth Of the Indian Territory. Il
1885 this country was inhabited b
Indians exclusively, hence the ne
cessity for legislation by congres
for the protection OF Indians againI
intruders. Now, in is95, sixty year
, later, the conditions have been tran,
posed and the majority Of resident
in the Indian Territory are non-cit
: zens; and one Of the fundamentl
, principals OF the American constitJ
; ton IS government for the PeOp
: By the people" Hence, congress
today confronted with a probleI
that effects their honor 10 disregar'
e and an established principle of Anne
: lean freedom imPelling them to
u due consideration OF the majorit
n Under these conditions, while IL Is
u sure reflection to a defenseless n
2 tion, il is undoubtedly the act
wisdom to show some respect 70 q
4. commission appointed by the pre-
dent to notify each nation of n
s. impending danger. These are sob
and candid facts that must be plac
before our people in their true lig
z, IL We hope to be successful, strip
OF ostentatious ridicule.
ARDMoKE CHIcKAsAw.
TO 26 in. screen wire I3c yd. HerndC
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Business signs, Burnitt. is-tf
Grass hooks at Herndonis.
IL YOU wish to sell or buy busi-
ness lot, call on ). j. Boyd. i2-5t
SPORTING NEWS.
Business JIM, Burnitt.
SPORTING NEWS.
BASE BALL.

BASE BALL.
Beginning tomorrow Fl. Worth
will play n series of three games at
the park with the Ardmore team.
The home club is now stronger
than ever before, and is expected to
put up a good game. The following
is name and position of the players;
Acknowledged, catcher; Har-
ter, pitcher; Laughlin, lst basei
Williams, and base; Fuller, 3rd base; /;
Bruce, short stop; Kendall, left field :
silversmith, center field; Nichols,
right field.
Fort Worth-B. Tackaberry, catch
er; Isaac, pitcher; Palmer, lst base +;
w. Tackaberry, End basei Jarvis,
3rd base; Haynaker, short stop
Calendar, left field; Boardman, cen
ter field; Harrison, right field.
BICYCLE RACING.
In connection with the bicycle
racing at the park on Saturday af'
ternoon, the Tackaberry Bros, Of
Fort Worth, who are the champion
bike riders OF Texas, will race agains
time. There viii also be half mil'
dash horse race.
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have now erected my power
grinding machinery and em Prs. ,,
pared 70 do all kinds OF worE- VIZ
grind the most delicate articles, OF
the heaviest you can bring LADIES
send in your scissors, table eullerg
and butcher knives Carpenter too.a
ground TO perfection All my work
i guaranteed 20 give sattsiaetlon-
Ardmore machine shop
fs-iwk X. L. WILLS.
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A special invitation is extended to
All members and interested parties,
and a free and open discussion OF
all business matters pertaining TO
any and all business of the Ardmore
board Of trade. Now boys come out
and ventilate yourselves or forever
hold your peace. W. F. Whiting
ton, vice-president and business
manager.
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Il Is no longer Buck Kilgore OF
Texas, but Judge Kilgore OF Ardmore,
Chickasaw Nation, that gentleman,
with his wife and daughter,
having arrived in the city last
night. Today they became perma-
nent residents OF Ardmore. For the
present they occupy apartments AZ
the Wisnor, pending the arrange
ment OF their household effects IN
their new home.
The addition TO the city's social
circle in the personnel Of Judge XII
gore's accomplished family - one %
Be appreciated, and the ARDMokKIEEs
in behalf OF the good people Of the
city, bids them welcome
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cause the method does not suit them
And where do they get their method?
Not from the Bible. There Is no
method for working for the salvation
Of souls given in the Bible. IL any
one can show me one viii give siOO
for IL. Id roll i'm a mud hole with
= il it would save him. Better
let method alone. What was the
method under which Paul was con-
verted9 What method was used
when Libya, or the jailer, or Phillip
and the EunOch were converted?
Look at Zaccheus; away up in n syc-
amore tree above high water mark,
and when Christ came along he did
not wait for method, but came down
from there double quick. Let's quit
this foolishness and let method and
sectarianism alone.
"wHo WAS THIS LEvITE?
He was a church dog, and he's got
lots OF kin folks IN this day. They
beat the world trimming lamps, ring
ing the bell and sweeping out the
church. They are wheel horses at
church socials and oyster suppers.
They are regular church froli-, banjo
playingImembers. Say amen, Bro.
Law?'
Bro. Law did, did; amen"
i've got no patience on earth with
these church socials and oyster sup
pers, where they sell a doll baby
worth . cents for $50, or a 50 cent
cake for s. or $40. Do you know
what such business means? II means
that we want the young clerks and
society dudes TO run the church aud
I let the stingy old members alone.
They keep the poor clerks broke all
the time. They get n young fellow
there with his girl and rob him. I
/ like Levites, but want them to be as
good in the church as out OF IL. I
don't mind having church suppers,
\ IL n reasonable price is charged for
what is sold. God save the church
from fraud"
. -
members to take on the working de-
gree and get out and do some good
for humanity. "You old sisters, -
he said, had better get out and hunt
up the poor in Ardmore, instead OF
flying around here in your buggies.
Look at the example OF the Good
Samaritan who sacrificed his beast
for this man, and took him TO an inn.
Go thou and do likewise I wish
could put that over every mirror In
Ardmore; all the women would se,
it. would put il on top of the post
Office building; all the men would Sc,
il. would write Il in blazing letter.
across the skies that every natioI
could read it."
Brother Robson closed his sermon
the most powerful he has yet preach
ed, with feeling appeal 70 sinners
and a general hand shake followed
The time Of the day service has beer
changed from the afternoon TO 10 a
m, and at that hour tomorrow morn
, ing Bro. Robson will preach TO wo
men only at the Christian church
lie has a sermon specially prepare
for them which he says is guaran
teed to knock the fillin' out Of wasp
wasted "sawciety," and TO mas
dancing as fat as n pan cake.
Services tonight nj the tabernacle
Business signs, Burnitt. l3-tf
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A special call for all officers anc
committees of the Ardmore board O.
t.ade to meet at Douglas & Douglas
Office, Downing building, Monday
evening, June II, at 1880. The fol-
lowing named committees are esPee-
tally requested to be present and
submit written reports of their do
ings: Executive committee, Whit
tington, W. r. Moore, w. A. Led
better, R. Hardy, J. S. Hammer
Financial committee, G. L. Ander'
son, ]. T. Alexander, Sam Dauoe
c. L. Herbert, Geo. X. Edwards
Road and bridge committee. Whit
tington, R. Hardy, NJ. Wheeler, }
B. Spragins, A. c. Cruce, y fucker
man.
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1t is thought that the federal court
will get through with the business
on the criminal docket about the
middle of next week and the oai-
ance of the week viii be devoted TO
the transaction of civil business,
after which the court viii adjourn
Tor the term.-Paris News.
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Notice.

All members of Myrtle Lodge No
:, and all other knights of Pythias
are earnestly requested to meet In
the parlors of the Wisnor hotel, on
Friday night at $3.50.
Business of Importance needs our
attention. H. G. PoTTERF, Z. Z.
1927
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The Ardmore Park Association -
called TO meet az Douglas 4 Douglas
office, Downing building, Tuesday
evening, June IS, az T:So.
All officers and stockholders In
said association are earnestly re-
quested TO be present More esPee-
ialIv the shareholders who are in
arrears for stock and assessments
An stock in arrears on and after
said meeting Of the 18th will be de-
clared forfeited and become treasury
stock and be resold, a. provided for
BY constitution and bylaws of said
association.
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ABATE THE NUISANCE.
4 cesspooI Near the Tsbernseis Inhsb-
Ited by Hundreds ~ noEE-0
Smells 10 neasea.

There is complaint that n pool OF
stagnant water inhabited by hogs
instead of fishes, stands In close
proximity 10 the Baptist church and
the tabernacle, which by It's stencil
is not only \ great nuisance to the
worshippers AZ the tabernacle, but
is n breeder of disease germs that j.,
II not abated sufficient 10 produce an
epidemic in the city. OF course the
hog viii seek his wallow, and there
he has found Il to his and all his
large family's perfect satisfaction.
II Is said they are there day and
night BY the hundreds and In their
scramble TO occupy best position
they keep up such noise as to very
greatly disturb the congregation as
scmblcd st the tabernacle.
This II a matter ghat should be at
tended TO by some one at once. The
nuisance should without delay be
abated, as Il Is serious menace to
the health Of the city and an attruc-
tion for a disturbing element very
annoying 20 those participating in
and attending the interesting meet
ing now in progress.
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Personal.

If the young lady who admired the
gentleman feet on Court street mas
a..brother, tell him the shoes came
from BOTTOMS & HAMILTON,
13-tf Shoe Men.
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AT TnE wIsSoR.

H.. NJ. Black, Marietta; Frank C.
Armstrong. Washington A. b. Mont
gomery, EiizabethtOwn, Ky-i T. b.
Cabanis, Forsyther Ca Max Hey
man, ]. L. Simpson, Gainesville;
VIM. J. Rae, ST. Louis; W. Forgat-
son, Hillsboro; L. steifel, e. L. Hem
ming, City
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Our business is painting business.
Signs, try one, they are mascots Ior
business Burnitt. 1o-u
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If the young lady who admired the
gentleman's feet on Court street mas
a brother, tell him the shoes came
from BoTTOMs & HAMILTON,
13-tf Shoe Men.
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Mrs. w. r. Burnift aud babies ar
rived last night from Honey Grove,
Texas, much to the delight Of the
forloln husband and devoting father.
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Twantv Thousand pounds mixed
paint and lead, also wall paper cheap
for cash. G. II. Mccoy. list
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Use Colts mixed paint, guaranteed
not 10 wash on OF your house, like
others sold in Ardmore- e n. NC
Gov AA-oA
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Cotton mOps at Herndon's-

Do You want a home IN ArumoreI
IL 50 call on ). J. boydi once Win
Dick 4 Brown. i@0'
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A three or four room dwelling,
north of Main street.
lift J.H. LOCKWOOD & BRO
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Losr-In the McLish addition, a
surveyor's chain, 100 feet in length
Finder will please return to Wlsnor
hotel and receive reward. lS-zt
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2s in. screen wire Isc yd. HerndOn.

BIus. AA-u
To the BssIness Mea Of Ard@ore-
AS a member Of the Ardmore board
Of trade, desire TO offer a sugges-
ton trusting IL viii meet with the
consideration Il merits, whatever
that may be- IL must be apparent TO
the most casual observer that the
usefulness Of the above organization
"a AZ an end and while I do not pro-
pose TO enter into the causes which
brought about this result, I do pro-
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Fox RENT-A four room house In
good repair, desirably located, ai1-So
per month. Enquire at Wisnor ho-
81 i2-tf
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Commissioner Gibbons was caiieo
TO Paris this morning on a business
transaction,
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Everybody can nnd the place now
See their new siRaa. Davis a sharp
the BARRIERS, No. las Main street
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Corn fed chickens, one dollar and
a half per dozen at Brady Bros.
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noTEL ARRIVALs.

Fresh blackberries at Brady Bros
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James b. Brady, Of the nrm OF
Brady Bros, came mp to-day
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Have you any business that YOU
wish to dispose of or do YOU want 10
buy out business, II 80 call on ). J.
BOYD. fa-st
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Wanted TO Rsat.

Berries by the crate at Brady Bros.
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MAson's fruit jars at Hernd0n's-
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Fruit jar rubbers at HerndOn's.


fruit jar ruootfa ~ hef"Ne"
Burnitt. business signs. is-f
Don't forget that Davis g. sharp,
the Main street BARRIERS, can give
YOU q nice clean shave or q good
hnar naaN
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Signs Burnitt business. 1S-t
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l4s Main Street.