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The independent., 1903-07-02
TO TIE MAN WITH A SMALL
FARM IN EASTERN NEBRASKA
OR IOWA - --

OR IOWA.
Your land is worth from $50 to 500
per acre, your sons and daughters are
growing up, and possibly some of them
married now, and not able to buy
homes. Why don't you sell that farm
and buy cheaper lands that will pro-
vide homes for all?
We can furnish you land that grows
good corn, wheat, rye, oats, barley
and the finest Of alfalfa. we'll i'm
proved, from $40 to s25 per acre, and
you can engage in dairying and stock
raising in connection with your farm
ing.
Is this not good, sound sensible
talk? Think it over. We will sell
YOUR eastern farm for you, and assist
you in making the best selections that
can be found in these cheaper lands.
We have choice lands with plenty of
timber, running water, close to school
and church, as well as market. Come
and see us, or write us, making your
wishes known.
No. 93-Model Farm and Ranch
Located in the south part Of Custer
county on the Middle Loup river and
consists of 1880 acres; much Of this
is the best of alfalfa land and has very
good improvements; 1t Is being closed
out by the owner, he being a nom
resident. This is a bargain at the
price; only $3.50 per acre.
No. 91--Here is farm land that will
produce anything. g.-2,040 acres, To-
The independent., 1903-07-02

Gated in Logan county. and has plen-
ty OF ranch land with it, Ii of this tthiiis
amohnt 1,500 acres are as choice farm
land as any one would ask for; 1t
can't help but make money for its
owner. Price, $3.50 per acre.
No. 540-An opportunity for Invest
ment.-Here is an opportunity for a
good investment that will get better
each year, as this land will increase
in price. and such opportunities will
not exist one year from now 1t Is
1,2S0 acres of good Nebraska land in
Lincoln county for So per acre; don't
let this get away from you.
80 53-Farm 5 in Harlan County
Has 440 acres. 140 acres In cultivation,
$50 acres in pasture, all fenced AMI
cross fenced, 40 acres I'm hog pasture,
80 acres in meadow, new frame house
OF 8 8 rooms. Here Here Is Is g g hane for soma
one as cheap as dirt. Price $12 per
acre.
NEBRASKA REAL ESTATE co.
By ]. Fl. EDMTSTEN, Pres.
1912 0 ST., Lincoln, Neb.
The independent., 1903-07-02
8. Is. Iiams--Attorney.
NOTICE TO DEFENDANT.

To william c. Israel nonresident defen-
dAnt: You are hereby notified that ON june
10th 1903 Martha A. Israel as plaintiff fiied
petition against you in the Office Of the clerk OF
the district court of Lancaster county Nebraska,
the objsct and prayer Of said petition being to
obtain divorce from yon on the ground that
you had been wilfully absent from plaintiff
without just cause for more than two years iIn-s
mediateiy last past and that you have been
guilty OF wilful snd utter desortion of plaintiff
for more than two years Immediately last past.
You are required to answer said petition on
or before Monday July 9th, 1868.
Dated June 8th 1903.
MARTHA A. ISRAEL,
Plaintiff.
The independent., 1903-07-02
Iowa Peoples Party.

Your chairman of the Iowa people
party state central committee wants
the names of our Iowa populists and
asks the postmasters and friends in
Iowa to send us in the names and
postof1ice address of worthy populists.
We kindly ask the Regicter and Lead
er to copy this notice and let stand for
one week. Friendly papers please
copy. J. R. NORMAN.
Abba Ia.
The independent., 1903-07-02
Motto. Probate Of Foreign win

In County Court of Lancaster County, Nebraska.
The State ofNebraska. to all persons interested
In said estate, take notice that petition has
been filed for probate ofthewill ofsaid deceased,
with authenticated copy and record ofproceed-
ings thereon by the Court of Probate of Essex
County, Massachusetts, rs foreign will which
has been set for hearing herein on July 23d 1908,
at o'clock a. m Dated June %, 1908.
FRANK X. WATERS,
[sEALl County Judge
BY Walter A. Leese,
Clerk.
The independent., 1903-07-02
w. M. Morning, Atty, Rooms 31O.3I2,
Richards Block.
NOTICE OF SUIT

In the District Court OF Lancaster Comfy,
Nebraska. Oliver P. Carter, Plaintiff vs..
Martha Carter, Defendant, to Martha Car
ter Nonresident Defendant
You are hereby notified that your husband,
Oliver p. Carter, has commenced an action
against you in the District Court OF Lancaster
ounty Nebraska, to obtain an absolute di-
vorc- from you on the ground Of wilful deser-
tion and abandonment on your part for more
custody OF your daughter Ina NJ. Carter. You
are required to answer plaintiffs petition in
said action or or before tho 10Th day OF July,
1853, or the allegations thereof will be taken as
true and decrees rendered accordingly.
OLIVER P. CARTER,
Plaintiff,
By w. N. Morning. His Atty.
The independent., 1903-07-02
INVESTMENTS IN
SOUTHERN LANDS

Such investments are not speculative. The
south il not new country. Market and ship
ping facilities are adequate snd frst-clats. he
climate is mild and favorable Notwithstand-
are selling for prices far below iheir real value.
and at present prices net large returns on the
inyestwent. For free set Of circulars, Nos.
to 10, inclusive, concerning the possibilities Of
lands 10 Kentucky, West Tennessee. Mississippi
and Lonisisna, on and near the Illinois entral
Railroad, for hnmeseekers and inve stors, adj
droxs the undersigned. w. II. BRILL,
District PASSENGER Agent, Omaha, Neb.
The independent., 1903-07-02
A WHOLE YEAR FREE
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We want names to whom we may send sample
copies of our handsome illustrated story maga-
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we will send you our beautiful magazine whole
year free providing you include ten cents in
your letter to pay cost of mailing Everybody Is
pleased with our magazine; II Is full of good
stories, and has breezy up-to-date department
Of interest to the whole family. Don't miss thi
chance to get 1t free. Tell all your friends. Thi
is special offer for 80 days to introduce the
magazine to new readers Address PUSH Mag
AZfNE, $40 Jackson St., Topeka. Kansas.
The independent., 1903-07-02
NOTICE To CREDIToRs.

Estate No. i765 of Jesse E. Shotwell Deceased,
in County Court OF Lancaster County, Me-
braska,
The State OF Nebraska. IS: Creditors OF said
estate will take notice that the time limited for
presentation and fling of claims against said
estate is January z. 1894, and for payment OF
court room in said county on October 1st, 1868,
at p, m.. and on January I'd, 1904 at p. m. to
receive, examine, hear, allow, or adjust all
claims and objections duly filed. Dated May
Il, 1919. FRANK r. WATERS,
[sBALJ County Judge.
BY WALTER A. LEESE, Clerk.
The independent., 1903-07-02
GOV. La TOILETTE
Republican Governor of wisconsin Maxi
ing Populist Speeches ut Various
Chautauquas-The Fices Bark
ing at Him
ing at Him

ing at Him
Governor La Toilette of Wisconsin
Is an Abraham Lincoln sort of re-
publican and every little cross-road.
machine republican newspaper in the
state of Wisconsin is snarling 1T him.
He is delivering a lecture at the var
ious Chautauquas which is causing
his party newspapers much grief. To
tell the fact, it is somewhat irregular
for a republican, a present-day re-
publican, to make the kind of speech
that Governor La Toilette delivered at
Winfield, Kas., not long since. 1t
would pass for a populist speech most
anywhere.
One of The independents subscrio-
ers at Oshkosh, enclosing two clip
pings from the Daily Northwestern OF
June %, writes as follows:
Editor Independent: John Hicks,
ex-minister to Peru under Harrison's
administration, always a narrow pa
tisan, stood firm for Governor La Fol-
lette until it was evident that the
railroad corporations would saccee
in controlling the Wisconsin legisla-
ture last winter in defeating the pri-
mary election bill, railroad commits
sion and taxation, and every othe
measure in the interests of the people
that Governor La Toilette stood for,
since which time (the Northwest
ern) has been gradually working back
into the corporation ranks. But the
dirtiest fling he has made is the en-
closed in this evenings paper.
Now, we want !. ou to produce Gov
ernor La Follette's late speech in
Kansas in full; md not only that, but
l waEt you to cuff Hicks ears good and
hard in the next issue of The indie
pendent.
John Hicks, editor and proprietor Of
the Northwestern, is one of those SER
vile puppies, evv-, waiting and watch
ing for the political crumbs that fal!
from the masters table, and | want
you to skin him good.
The Independent regrets that Gov
ernor La Follette's speech cannot be
had, except as reported in the daily
press. AS matter of courtesy to tht
Chautauqua he has given out no copy
of the manuscript to any paper. ON
subscriber handles the "skinning-
knife like an adept himself. Why nor
let it go at that? Here is the press
report of the governors speech:
FIGHT AGAI1 ST TRUSTS.
This Is What Governor La Fcllett:
Says When He Is Away From
Home.
Governor La Toilette of Wisconsin
spoke at Winfield, Kas., Friday after
neon before large c~owd of people
for two hours on the effect of the
great corporations. He started out
by stating the basic principle of gov
ernment, the will of the people. He
declared that the government is nov
threatened by the great corporations
The individual taxpayer. he asserted
is overtaxed for the benefit Of great
corporations. Our fathers fought fol
liberty in 1776, but the crime of 1909
taking away the rights Of the people
for whom the government was estab.
lished, was greater than the crime oI
1776. The present day trusts are 2
greater imposition on the people thar
cuartering the armies IF King George
on them. There is no such thing az
The independent., 1903-07-02

Special subscription rate to single
takers, 5 months 25c.
The independent., 1903-07-02
Hotel Bargain

For Sale or Trade-First class hotel
property doing fine business. Address
Box 943, Lincoln, Neb.
The independent., 1903-07-02

The theory of surplus value"-ses
Karl Marx Edltion, July %, 1908.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-02
BOWERS.

The oyster season in the Murderkill and
Tones rivers, opened on Thursday of this
we k. and quite number OF our citizens are
now employed tongiEg for the luscious bi-
valves. ,,.
WtlIiam ShOrt,the oyster revenue collector,
has started the erection Of his new dwelling
on the property he lately purchased of James
Palmer Geo. Spayd will also erect house
on the same property.
q " Bilderback has rented the Wyatt
homestead a. joining the Beach Hotel prop
eriv and will make that his residence
4 number of BOwerites attended the per-
formance at the Dover Opera House Inesday
evening. Manager Blackision, OF he Opera
House is progressive enough 10 send posters,
etc ADVERTISING his shows. II the manager
~ ,srmory Han would do the same, no doubt
quite a mum Der OF our people would visit the
shows at Milford. .,-,. -
Misses Bertha King and Daisy salevan are
Visiting in Dover. -
Enrie Donovan has been on business trip
to Philadelphia -.
hstn visiting their parents al Bowers, nave
returne-s TO their occupations IN fhllaeel-
phia. -, -. ,.
has returned TO Philadelphia.
Henry Macklin tenant on one OF Ut. huD
Dard's fsrins,V move January ~ -,
q. Stevenson faTna ne mile east OF kTt erica
The cannin Leu OF Reese & wilson hal
esn ve,S busy, 49, lave put up alsrss l,.-~-
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-02
FROM FREDERICA.

The Rev. Mr.. MacBurney,oi Philadeiphla' VII VIII
presct sunday, October lo,h, at 2 elotk AT Hal
rstt $ Chapel seats for all.
Miss Fannie Thomas and Andrew rainier 'potl
of mi, Town. were married last sunday evehisu
bv kev. VIM, Cashmere. lhey nave SuA "S'i
wishes for a happy iuture' .--.-.:,,
Caleb Smithers residence IS heing lepalhleN
bv r +. Harrington men, and the sppe rance
W7ilonehbv stine has begun improving his
nropettV recently purchased OF ) w. hAl'
- -'i,s ovsirrs from the Murderkin river VIII be
in lie ma. ket this week. Our citizens tnink NO
oysters can compare IN flavor with those caught
in the Murderkll. a.. -. t,.,,,.,,
order of 'trhe National kraternal Union Is 10
he organized Thursday evening IN the louee
rooms.
The cadniug season is nearing the endiand iar-
mers who contracted 10 sell al the S'nheA tS0 "'e
Tbe fail openinb at Mrs. c. B. Georges millin-
erv store. conducted by Miss MaNson, viii take
place october lOth. when all the latest styles III
millinery will be exhibited.
Charles Lister and wife were the guests o'
| l. ". Hall and wife, Sunday. .
Miss Carrie Kirk has returned from Nlsl' u
Mss. ~ II. Prettvman, Of Brooklyn, n. Y, Is
visiting relatives here
| Mrs Louisa Lyndtll and daughters nave re
! turned from a visit to Lewes
/ Miss Uaisv Kirk spent sunday Win heI uucie
/ Mr.. Luther Rash, at smyrna ,, ,-,,.,
! c. L, Faviuger tooE a tiip 10 Philadelphia las
oliver Crier and Wilbur POstles returned e
! Philadelphia last week 10 resume their studie
| at a medical college .
John C,rrow OF Dover, was a Fiederica visito
Fdward KINNEY, of near Petersburg, was In
Quest saturday and SUNDAY Of Mrs. I; u Conner
| The largest white potatoes seen BY your CORES
pondent mis- year, were grown by James rosie
| on his farm. basket OF them were given 70
r Harrington this week From oushel ol pc
tatoes pionted, the yield was oyer forty baskets
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-02
MT. MORIAH ITEMS.

AsCC. Ross was returning from one OF MS
fathers farms last Tuesday, his horse became
friehtened and attempted TO run away, and
while getting the animal under control he
suffered painful injury to one OF his hands'
while the carriage was considerably damaged.
The Christian Endeavor Society will hold
An entertainment in Mt. olivet Church next
Sunday evening, October 4th, and they desire
a large attendance by the public.
The marriage Of Miss Embert,of Goldsboro
Nd, and MIR. Charles Gibson, Of near this
Mace. took place last Wednesday evening.
While en- route to visit their best girls last
Sunday evening the Messrs. Charles and VIII
liam Ross had a very uncomfortable half
hour. They had prepared for the visit by
adding all Of the very best their wardrobe
contained to their apparel, aud after doing
All Of this. failed to add either rain coat or
ann umbrella to their outfit as a result OF his
teev had a complete bath from the hard storm
that overlook them.
Fodder-saving is about over in this vicin-
ity. and most farmers are preparing their
ground for wheat.
MANY are borrowers ofthe CHRONICLE In
this section; this is not the proper thing TO
do; but It is better than not getting IL at all.
Harry Pneegor, OF Camden, was the guest
OH. G. Cooper and family on Sunday
George Kitchens and wife were the guests
Of Walter Bell and family on Sunday.
willard COhee, wife and family and Miss
Anna CLARK, were the guests OF relatives In
Harrington on Sunday.
Mrs. John Sipple was the guest OF hel
mother Mrs. T. II. Bell on sunday, who IL
verv sick al her home near Petersburg.
b, +, Dill and wife, OF Henderson, Nd ano
qon, OF Wilmington, ,Serethe guests OF Ezekie
bill and wife, few days ago.
Philemon r. Dill, Of Philadelphia, was
few DAYS last week the guest Of his cousin
Ezekiel Dill.
Miss Minnie Dill, accompanied by mel
cousin. R. R. Din, spent wednesday with W
i, Dbl and wife, at Petersburg.
Ezekiel Dill aud wife entertained I. H
IonefslIow and wife, and samuel Clark and
wife Sunday,
VIM. LongfellOw and wife, Of Greensboro
Mss Helen Franklin, OF Harrington miss
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-02


NrOTICE-lu comp lance with the proE is,-.
~ 7innsofthe Act cf the General ASSeiuulH
Of the State of De aware, egulatuE ih- 10y W W
irt0Xicating liquors. ! HEREBY give nl..Ve n..,.,
that on monday, the 5'h day OF ot,onel lv E T.
! Shall make application in wrli'h- t' lh
f,onrt of,ienerai Sessions then 10 he neid -.
f;e0rgetoNn, in and FOR Sussex county l'I @ "
incense for the keeping Of an Inn o.. we ~
tu the house or hotel situated ~ MllolH' ~
ih4 county and state aforesaid ara ~ ~ @ @'n1
United school Districts Nos. ., luO' ~ any iiv
ioi. and Cuiored Schuo! District 40. w. u,
s;,id county, known as the W lndSoI 'l Lore
ard Tor me sale therein Of inioNlcau ~ l
ouor~ in less quantities than ou~ q"" 20 n'
Il -unl, on the premises, OF when s'uu nous
ar Iofel and premises au tenant an9 |GGcu
narf. las fp my petition stater. IAe lJltoW
l,,.' - r,s,,,.toble citiZeos. six or more Cf then
being substantial freeAoIQersi Isco4ii1il saw
my said application;
~, = stevens W s. Shockleyi
Ir.iter " Daniels B y. Deputy,
N tft,.,,d go u, SAM. James T.. Gillespie,
f,i-hart Dietrich J.. MAJ ~ i,..,,,,,.
i r.. smith, W lhiF.u :. way i0'''
John II, Roach, T. T. but,S'
l.. r.. ~hOrkley, d. 1"l4
Frank C.. Robinson.
HARRY b. WINDSOR.
Friday, August Dist, 1903
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-02
LINCOLN CITY NOTES.

Dr. GRAY. vino has been spending Lew Jew e'S y,
,1tn mis- parents here, returned 10 MS noi'e ON
R. 24I' h'mmet Curtin brgan his school at webb 50
Oh Ms o @ PsIsons returned to her home last Tues
d4y .., ,i,,,,i,,e-. Mae. have
cone To- Phiade phia. where they VIII speu' 'i's
Niuter. t, .,..,,. sru law
viii, Miss Virginia harrison -.. ,,,....5,,,
,.,. DuL.e,ot MitlSaoro,was IN town lue9N"y'
Bessie .eudaniel is ON Tie siek-ilsl. ,,,.;,,.,
,ir- r. NJ. Deftioksou IS slowly d" pIo,iuEf. r.
ts,rvE Cleneauiel began his school al O'uaF'
e II " 1uday. ...-, ,.,., c,r,,,,ts are
,9Sstoes arc still coming in but ore Selling
at a low price. a., 1-,t..,,,, t,,se5 fneer
s,t,ii res Iu one hour wednesday ,...,, ,,..,,
.-., a n,,rriel . tuesday IN ru uS. Sne hapl,l
conn ieit ou the FIST Il am iot Il''.'gi H.;
o,d New York. Mr.. Horton aud w'ie VIII NV
ia Lincoln. .. ,t.,.,,.. 1,-.5res1av.
Froi- h'e0H wac DluN'r.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-02
The KOrners. Wich is in Sussex
County.
A LITTER FROM "JosH sTUB." "

ALRTrER FROM Josh STUB.
MIR. EDITOR Us reglars are
irwin to find out where we are at,
since Miss Todd received the solar
plexis. It's goin' to be a ruff win
Ter on us, having no post oths to
meet in. I expect we'll have to
flock with the Democrats to keep
warm. I believe i'll sivil servls and
also silver servis. I think when
the Reglars wet in ofhs, they ought
to stay there. President Roosevelt
made a mistake when he gave the
Greenwood post offs to Union
Republican. I know one vote he Il
not get when he runs for oths again
an that's Miss Todd's. Ii the Pres
ident only know how awful good
we are. he wouldn't act as he does
towards us. Sum day he'll IND
ont then he'll be sorry for his ac-
shuns. Sumbody will send him a
COPY of the Evening Journal, an.
if he reads il, his eyes will be opened
as to our high moral characters.
What's good fer heas ? Jes now
they are occupyiu' all the desirable
restin' places at the KOrners, an
we want to get rid of 'em. l ex-
pect General Wilson can tell me
he knows bout everything. Sneak
in of silver servis, the General IS a
patriot who has got as much silver
out of the servis as any one. Oui
new Senator. Mr.. Bawl, don't seem
TO cut much ice down at Washing
ton, an unless he gets a gait OF
him won't cut much at home. He
hasn't been down to the Korner'
since he was elected. We are goln
TO hold a meetin' some time soon
that is, if we can find place tina
the Union Republicans haven
gobbled, an get up set OF resoIu
tions to send to Senator Bawl re
auestin' him to pay us a visit, we
also enclose a mapOfSusseX count,
an a guide of Washington, for we r
rather doubtful about his BEN
familiar with either what are egg
worth in Milford. I have som
fresh ones I have been savin' TO
two or three weeks; think I'll Sc
'em if the price is all right.
We're busy cuttin' fodder al
pickin' tomatoes, Yours.
Josh STUB.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-02

rnlia Hargadine, of FELTON,, and Miss Ann"
Iowber.were guests at Linden Hail. SUNDAY
Mr. castle was the guest of his sister, MIS-
Isaac Gruweu on sunday. -,.-
Jobn Ratledge and son visited his daughter
Mrs. George sylvester, on Sunday
&C Ross and brother, Will' spent lasl s"'-
urdav evening with Harrington friends
Little Byard Caball is on the sick-list.
Mrs. II. e. Cooper and daughter Miss Mape'
spent Thursday with Mrs. VIM. Pneesor'ne"i
/ Camden. ,,,.
Mrs. Charles Traverse and children We.e-'u'
guests of her parents 7. Il. Ross and WIZ Oh
sunday. ,,......,,a,,
wn Wharton and wife, ofGoldsooro'speh
Sunday with Vim. CANAL and family
Bessie Ross has returned home aiieI spenu
ing some time with her sisters,near Harrlus
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-02
THEeditor of the "Seaford New,

THEeditor ofthe "Seaford New
like all the other editors Of his po-
litical faith is disposed to putrather
a dark construction on the posi-
bilities of Governor Hunn's re-
election, and say that his name will
be mud" Well, such is to use
the slang expression, hot air as
YOU can bet that Governor Hum
has made a good executive and tha'
the people know it and will see t'
it that he is nominated, and to b'
nominated on the Union Repubh
can ticket the coming campaign
means victory.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-02
Boys Clothing.

We devote more care to the
selection of our Boys Suits
than any other. No suit is
offered for sale here that will
not stand rough usage. W e
have large department devo-
ted to clc thing for Boys from
three to sixteen years of age.
We buy boys clothing in such
quantities that we can sell you
better qualities for the money
than any other house.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-02
MN Sen Off

and leave wi ere I'm, on account OF an an
imposing increase of rem, INA lhsuih-
clsnt room 10 uu business. -iIi ny
stock Of clothing, gents lurnish'ng-,
hats, caps, mems, boys w'me"7 girls
and chiidren's shoes at cost, ana iss7,,
An elegautchauce Ioclotheyourseit > ma I
bows. A big Ii Of boys suits h9ni a d I
YRS to 10 year, meas suits and oig
lot OF pants for men end boys Al. Al.
stock l. pinch ally fall aud winter
wear. new and up to-date goods, auo
must be turned into m' uey.
G.. NJ. TATMAN.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-02
How's mis-?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward ior ol
any case oi Latali IL tuat cl,nnul De euteu %
iA'''' FJ.tlfENEY IL CO., Toledo, q.
We,the un ersigned. have known Il. j., ~ ~
neV f,,r thr last 10 eais and ue'leNe nun 80
fecttS honoraD.e no al business uans',N ,,e
aud financially able TO carry GU ANY "'i'7'
n ,ils ri.s,is Dv their firm ...4.,s OF,
WEsr AZ rtUAN, Wholesale Druggists IL e
~ t,,nfre. KtNNAN a MARyIN, wholesale
DrnsAists, iOleti', % ....,..i,,, o,t.
HsiTs , at.rrh Cu4e is TAX inte' nnli9 'sr'' ',
ing airt city upon toe blood ana HH.oe Hlo., crse
r.ts-ser lie system. lestmOLla las stht ltee
price 75c per hottle. 7OiO 10y ai Dlu5e's''
Halls family Pins aye the best
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-02
CLOTHES
For Men, Young
Men and Childrn

Are Ready, and we are now
showing the most complete and
best line we have ever produced
it is a great showing of ready
to-wear clothing and illustrates
the impress of careful methods
applied with great success. Our
reasonable prices and square
dealing have always attracted
the bright and painstaking Pur-
chaser to our store, to appreciate
these facts you should come
and examine for yourself, our
great assortment of sack suits,
double breasted suits. raincoats,
and overcoats.