? trr cil - WMy (Tribune
TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1902.
lit A L HAKE, Eoitok ami) Propiiiktok
riuiiaoMirnoH hatkh.
One Tear, cash 111 ndranc,,.,,,,
Bit Months, oasb la advanon...... ...
..tlM
Eat red Millie North PlatU (Nebraska lp')trITIo
saannd-rlaMtnatUr.
Republican City Convention.
The republican city electors of
the city of North Platte are re
quested to ilcct delegates to a city
convention to be held at the court
house on Saturday evening, March
15th at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose
of placing in nomination candidates
lor Mapor, City Clerk, City Treas
urer, City ICiiginccr also two candU
dates for members of the Board of
Education.
The several wards arc entitled to
the following- representation based
on the vote for Supreme Judg-c for
1901.
First ward 5
Second ward 11
Third ward 0
It is recommended that the ward
caucuses be held on Friday even
ing, March 14, at 7:30 at t lie usual
voting places and that each caucus
nominate a candidate for council
man for its representative ward.
A S. Baldwin, Chrmn.
II S. Niwinr.v, Secv.
Duhinc; the month of February
7b4 cases of small-pox were reported
to the state board of health. Doug
las county headed the list with 189
cases. Lincoln county reported but
one case,
An UK :i very bitter fight, Ross
Hammond has been re-appointed
postmaster at Fremont. If party
lenity and work cut any figure in
federal appointments, Mr. Ham
tnoiid in entitled to be postmaster
for ninety years.
Ciiaikman Lindsay, of the rcpub
lican state central committee will
call the state committee together
on March 20th. The sentiment is
in favor of an early convention,
probly the latter pirt of June or
the early part of July.
Calls were isstud yesterday for
meetings ot the democratic " and
populist state central committees
at Lincoln on March 19lh. Chas
DeFrancp, chairman of the popu
liBt state committervpays that he
regards fusion this fall as a fore
gone conclusion
Tin: third change in the cabinet
of President Roosevelt occurred
yesterday when Secretary Long
submitted his resignation which is
to take effect May 1st. It waH ac
cepted by the president and Wm
II. Moody of Massachusetts has
been named as Mr. Long'g sue.
JCBBOr.
wi; may now look for a pardon
for Cashier Gould, because if the
governors argument was good in
the Barlley case the same applies
to tue liould case. Didn't Gould
'Htanu between tho patrons of the
Dank and ruin and and disaster"
for fifteen long years, and by clever
iorgcrics stave off the day ol finau
cial ruin to the p ople o Uellwood?
Give him a pardon --Seward Blade.
Though the republican city con
vcution will be held on Saturday
evening next, lew candidates have
publicly announced thenihclvcs
Mayor Walker will accept a roiioni
iiiauon it it is tendered him. He
his made a god record and in our
opinion is deserving of and untitled
to a second term. HUudmiiiirtru
Hon haB been one of economy, th
Baloons have been well handled and
public gambling entiitly sup
pressed. lie has given thcollic
much time and consideration and
proven an obliging and contcieu
tious official.
Doo" Blxby Cominp.
A. L. Uixby, the poet, liuinoribt
nnd philosopher of Hie Lincoln
State Journal, has been engaged to
unke 11 talk in this city on Hi
evening of April 21. With Mr
llixby will be Miss Jocphine Retz
reader and vocalist, and Miss Rote
Reichard violinist. Both these
ladies come highly endorsed as
proficifiit 111 their respective work.
Mr. Bixby is personally known to
many North Platte people, having
Sit one time lived here.
This entertainment will be given
under the uuspicen of the base ball
association, and the net proceeds
will be devoted to improving the
grounds.
Dig Block Wall Paper. All this
ycarJrt patterns. IIowc'j Furni
ture Store.
Kc'itor cf A. O. U. V. Gur'do Editorially Endorses
MAT7: J, JOHNGON'S
,V'VM' " (SIXTY EICII7Y-CJCKT.)
STWfl otiruranteo COOK to Im f ico ft : l nil o;Intci, r.irrcurlcji lrou,
cocnlucu, M;:cyiutt J uu'. till i-oJuonoun drug.
"Tne mcfi :rr of tho A. O. U. W. GuMp, tvho may bo uCltotctt -with rheumatism, nro
liarcttf Informed tUot v:o hnvo tt.t.i remedy (CCHC) la our fornix fortwoyenrs,
n i inr', huM.lii umrA rheumatism of ill orm of t's nor trV c nniH. nml ihfiU-
In mntkim cf ti.i rit ot a jWn ntnndior;,
m lener'?tlonr, sndrMtjlTiiJiinoroUcf."
ft n EC.'E VDEft! I'm half ft tMtlo unit If
g3 y, rnULi BH'.at fctoucy will njriuiiuw,irbouchl from our aiuuurixeanBguia.
For Solo cr.d Cuarantooci Only Cy
A. F. STKKITJJ.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Another Big Land Bale.
Buchanan & Patterson are today
closing up a sale whereby G. V.
Stunners of Omaha will become
the owner of 760 acres of the 12.
V. Murphy land located four milca
west of town. The consideration
is S7,f)00.
Y. Iff. C. A, NOTES.
157 men visited the rooms and 83
look advantage of the baths last
Saturday.
Kev. C. P. Wimberly gave a very
helpful talk on the lost Christ last
Sunday. We wish every young
man in the town could nave been
there. Mr. McCorkle and Mrs.
Charles Dill sang a beautiful duet.
All men interested in the study of
the bible arc wanted in the parlor
on ncjrt Thursday evening at eight
'clock.
No wonder llic association grows,
the wives of man are coming up
and taking out tickets for them,
thy all go out with a good book in
there hands also.
The membership is on the move.
It increased tix members vester-
y, the library is largely re-
ponviblc for this.
II. ClaiiBseu left last night on a
business trip to Council Bluffs.
Asst. Supt. Ware returned Sun
day morning from Oklahoma. Mrs.
Ware will remain there several
days longer.
Fred Douglas, who was brake-
man on a train winch had a light
wreck a lew days airo is down
from Cheyenne telling "how it
happened."
Go to the Hawl.y House for a
good bed or a good meal. Tran
sient trade solicited.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Beveridge,
the noted singing temperance eyan-
gclistn will give one of their unique
oug and picture entertainments in
H is city on March 19th.
Will RubscII, now working at
Cheyenne, returned to that city this
morning after a short visit with
relatives 111 town. He Ih not very
well i-atisiied with Cheyenne life.
A, W, Plumer, who had been
spending several months in Denver,
returned this morning and will
probably spend the summer in
this county looking after liia cattle
Interests.
When in North Platte go to the
Hawley IIoue and get a good meal
or bed, Country trade solicited
iasi aiuroay aiteruoou a game
of ball was played between the
team of Harry Piercv and Victor
llalligau and the team of Samuel
Brown, in which the nine of
Brown's was tit tea ti ii by a score
of 12 to 11.
Chicago lorecast for North Platte
and viciniU; Generally lair to
night and Wednesday. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was
5H, one year ago 50. The mini
mum temperature this morning
was 30, one year 20.
W. J. Levy, of Kansn, is in
t iwn today for the purpoie of
MTtcting an organization of all re
tail merchants. This move is
being pushed in many o( the west
ern states arid itB purpose is to
diminish if possible the sales of
such mail order houses ;ih Sears,
Roebuck & Co.
We learn that R. L.Graves has
been transferred from the auditing
to the purchasing department of
the Denycr & Rio Grande Ry. at
an increase of salary, and that his
selection was made I mm over fifty
employes, Twice within a month
lias Mr. Graves received advances
in salary.
Xloomti l'or Rent,
The Farriugtou Hotel hat been
converted into a lodging house
Rooms can bu secured by the day,
week ot month. Apply at the
prciulseu,
c
e
9
9
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13
?M .
ami Knroniv
ConsiipaiioH.
tttcr experimenting with eovcrnl regular g
david kauaix. 9
r.rt fintlifaelory return tho boltlo nnd your m
9
9
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The regular business meeting of
the M. 10. church will he. held in
the church parlor Friday, March
Nth, at 2:30 p. m.
A. Simon, of the telegraph
department, spent yesterday in
town inspecting the electric light
wiring in the several company
buildings,
T. W. VanWie has opened a
p tint shop in the Hinman building
on Front street where he is pre
pared to paint wagons and car
riages. Work guaranteed satis
factory. ' A koo.1 looking
hornfinil poor look. (, -jV
Mnttloa. L'
Harness OllS
liorM Imk l-Urr, hut maWei tbs
rather aorinnil l.lliLlr. tiul-It In con- ll
1 it , union n iwicn m
IMlrt . as It onllnurlly would.
Mil, r ' ij cio wi 1
I ..'.'i I, a
DON'T PROCRASTINATE!
Otherwise don't put off until
tomorrow whnt should bo
dono today. If thoro is sorno
shoo ropniriritf. hnvo it dono
nt Iho follow Front Shoo Ko
pmr Shop.
GEO. TEKrULVE.
Chonpost nnd best plnco in town.
r
VERY LOW
RATES
Hvory dny durinir tho months of Mnn-b
mid April, lOOU, tho Union l'neitio will
toll Colonist ono-wnv tiekots nt Mm
following rates.
FltOAI
Missouri River
$20 to Ogden and Salt Lake City
i20 to Butte, Anaconda and Helena
$22.50 to Spokane
$22,50 to Points on the Great
Northern Ry, Spokane to Wcnatchec
Inclusive, via Huntington and
bpokanc.
$25 to Points on Great Northern
Ry, West of Wcnatchec, via Hunting,
iou ana oponanc.
$25 to Portland, Tacoma and Sc
attic.
$25 to Ashland, Oregon and Inter"
termedtate Points, Including Branch
Lines on S, P. Co. South of Portland,
via Portland.
$2B to San Francisco, Los Angeles
and Other California Points.
Full information ohtutrfully furnished
upon iippneunon.
B. IF. QENDE, Affont.
0l Humphreys'
SjiCi'HIca net directly upon thu iliiienso,
Without oxcitinu disorder H other pnrts
ot tho Hyuttmi. Thpy Oiirp (ho pick,
; ci-ar. raKr,
l-Vvirrn, Conscirioiii, Inrlaminallona.
i-Worun, Worm Fever, Vonn Colic. . .Ma
Cl-Tcclhluj.Collc.Cryloii.Wakrfulueia ,'3
l-:inrrlii'n,orchlldrcnor Adultt.. .. .'i.l
V-L'iiiiiIk, CotiU, Drourhltli. . ... .vj
H-,curnlBla, Toolbacho, Faceacbo..... ,'Jj
-lliadnrlir,Klck Headache, Vertigo.. ,v.
1 !VMln,ludlgciUon,7cak8toniacb.'J3
1 I -Kuiinrctied orl'oliiful I'rrloJa ...
1-- Whllea, Too Protuiw PcrIo.li 3
i:i-t roup, I.nr ncltln. Ilojnvneu V!3
l i-Hnll Uhetiiu, KrjilK la4,l:rurlIoui . .us
1 ."l-ltliciiinnlliiii, Itlieumatlo Palui 53
10-Mulnrln, Chilli, Fovcrnml Ague . ,'a
I'.)-rolnrrli,JuriiH'ni,CoMlu the Head ,33
'JO-W Iiooplim. roue!) 05
U7--Hilncy )Ucuir J3
SH-XpntiM DeLilUy j.no
Un-t'rlnnrvWealiiieii, VCcltlDglksI... .J3
77 4Srl, Hay rater
Wall Paper- for 1902
C. M. Newton had opened
a Wall Paper Store in the
Kcnnie Utiildiny and will
carry in stock
Wall Paper, Widow Shades,
Room and Picture Moulding,
and Sewing Machines,
Will carry ready-made win
dow shades, also a nice line
of shade by the piece from
which he will make any size
to order. Will make Picture
Frames and will very
shortly have an outfit for
the manufacturing- of Rub
ber Hand Stamps.
Shall try to please all that
patronize me.
C. M. NEWTON.
Sprinp; Btylen of the famous
Oueen Quality Ladies' Shoes All
Myles, hizes C, 13, D, 12 and ISIiJ.
The best ladies' shoe on earth.
Testimonials p-iven by millions of
) i.dieB who have worn these bhoefc.
Ladies in North Platte who have
worn them invariably call for them
again. They don't cot any more
man interior stioen. I'rice 5.U0.
THE LEADER,
J. PtZKR, PH01.
T. W- VAN WIE
CARRIAGE PAINTER,
Call and get prices. All work
guaranteed.
Hinman Building Front Street
I The Climate
Of Western Nebraska
most money burned to
painting your house.
cheapest in the end.
e
QUBEN QUALITY wm
&0
:k'Slierw.in & Williams Paints 2
2 s
5 Have been sold by us for njany years, and they hae o
given universal satisfaction time tried and not"
found wanting. We have a full stock on hand for S
the spring trade. If you have used it you will buy
S it again; if you have not used it, try it. g
jA F STREITZ, Druggist;
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mm
QasaseoaseaaaosasceoooDopoooDeoeaioacooooQ
1 Korih f laffe floar j
eaaaaaaaeaacsaeoeoacaaeaoaaw9aouaae
fIaI)Ufactlllrccl by Horlt) Platte iRolief iT)ills
Used by economical housewifes in fifty towns in
Nebraska and Wyoming and pronounced the
equal of any (lour manufactured in Nebraska.
(5 Trial Sack oJiil Copiricc yoti of its fljerit
North Platte Roller Mills
C. F, IDDINCS
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
J, . IIOAOLANIJ. '". V. IJOAOUAND
Noagland& Hoagland,
TTOREn no counselor a
OflVe ovnr Mr. HiKTmmi'ii Millinery 8tnra.
.VOKHI 1'I.ATIK. - - NKIilt.VBKA.
w
ILCOX .t IIALL1GAN,
All l UHi 1 O'AI'IjAW .
VOKTI! PLATTE, - NEUItAStU
Office ofr North rifttte KMlonnl Bunk.
I
S. KIDQBLY,
ATFO RN'E V-AT-L A W .
Oflleo McDonnld lllook, H.-woy stroot
NOHT1I I'LAITE, - NKHRASKA
I)
It. G. II. DENT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Oflicc over I'ost Othce.
Telephone 115.
North l'lntto, - - - Nebraska
t II. DAVIS,
1
V.
ATTORNEY-AT-LxVW.
NORTH PLATTK,, - - NEBRASKA
Onuly Block Rooms 1 A 52.
'p C. PATTERSON,
KTTO R N EY-KT-LKli:,
Otllce over Yellow Front Shoo Store
NORTH PLATTE. NEB.
k K- ROCHE,
AITORNEY-AT-LAW,
Hinman BtocK, Dmwxy Strhi.t.
Xmktii Pr.ArrK. Nkiiiiaska.
II.
E. McCAW,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Oflleo over HufTinnn'B Millinery Htoro
Noktii Plattk. - - Neijuaska
0.
V. BEDELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Oflics: North Plntto Notional Bank
Buildiuc, North Plntte, Neb.
Jjl K. DENNIS, M. D
IIOMOEOPATIIIST,
verrirt Nntlonal Hank,
NOHTU I'LATTE, - - NEUKASKA.
D
R. J. F. SIIUTE,
DENTIST.
All llranches of Den
tlHiry HClentlflcaUy
dune. Nitrous Oxltl
O.iH adinlnlstcruil.
l'dinnylvanla Collepe
of Dental Surwr VJ
Olllcc over Wilcox Dcpt
.Store. Dlione i;il.
MANS GEELE,
Tho Tailor.
Hns juot opened n now
tailoring ostablisliiiicnt
nnd lias now munploa for
BtiitR nleo does repnir
work. (Jul I on nun with
new or old work nnd you
will recoivo prompt ut
tentlon. IJowoy et. up
lu iMorscn UuildinK.
STEBBlfIS' STABLE.
Liycry, Feed, Boarding- and Sale,
NElAZ rigs,
Accommodations Good.
Feed per team to bay, 35 cents
niyht; noon feed 15 cents.
L. C. Stebbhis,
'Phono 101.
North Pltt,
N nbpaslcn
I
is hard on paint and it is al S
use an inferior quality when S
The best paint is by far the
LEGAL NOTICE.
Mnrunrot Struthors. dofendnnt-. will
tnko notieo that on tho 11th dny of Feb
ruary, 1SK)-, Lnrs P. KronR, plnmtttr
herriti, tiled hiB petition in tho distriul
court of Lincoln county, NebniBKn.
niininBt niiid defendnut tho object nml
prnyer of whieh nro to peonro n deoreo
(i tiiotititr pliiiiitilT'H title to tho following
described real estnto, viz: LotB 1, '2 nnd
II in towiiflnp 11, north ot ratio :t-J, wtt
of 0th P. M., and toenneel and ilooluro
Milioliod n cor tut ii mortKiiKO Hfjniimt Biiid
promisep, dutod Doeeinbor 16th, leVil,
made nud delivered to the defendant by
one Muthew L. Brown, nud recorded in
the elork e olllco of suid county in llork
1 1 of MorttfUKeB on nn
i on nro roil ul red to uimwer Bind poll
ion on or before tho -Uli dny ot Mnrch
lUO'J.
Dated February 11th, 1902.
Laus P. Kkono, phuntitT,
Ry T. C. PArrr.itsnN,
ft44 IHb Attorney.
.NOT1CK KOlt I'LHMCA'llU.N.
lMd OlSco nt North l'lntte, Nab.,
. . February 8, 1HK. f
ntl Is licrebr elven tbnt tb (nllnwin.nnMn.rt
(Htler bmniwl uotk'u of bla lntentloa to mine
niiM prMir in uiort or bin cllin, aud that wild
prwil will b lUHUt) tefore llenlfler uuA llclvHr
at North I'latte, eb on March 22d, 1MK,
JAMES l-ATTtliBON,
who niftdo llmstcad EntrT No. 17.117. fnr ir
rt hall nortlivot quarter nnd wmt bait Rntuh-
wt nusrter H Sec. 1", Town II, north of Haute
l, WwttJth V. M.
Ho named th following wllnetseit to prove hl
conllnnour rceldencu upon nud cultivation of eatd
laud, iz.
A. F. HtrcltZ. F. W. lllucVor. Aslilnv IVInra mul
Jnmvn Uliambri, nil ot North l'lntto, Nob
" ocoiios L FntNcii.
NOTIOK FOll PU11LICAT10N.
Lund Offlto at North l'lntte. Neb.,
. Mnrch I, WO:!.
eltler bn filed notice of his luientlou in uiake
noal proof In ruiiport of bis claim, nud that unld
proof will be luuile before llexl'lcr nud KeceUer
it North l'lntte, Neb., ou April iSlh mr' vln
OllAULIiH J. (1AMIIUKI.
Lo made hnrueetead entry No. IVM) for the
south half of nortlieuat quarter nud Lot 1 ntd J.
J-,cjj0n " )nhlp 111 uvtlh, rnt,e ZV i'bt Utli
llll lintnlt. llm fi.ltnH.1.... ...II.. 1- . ..
.....u iiniiiniuK ..iiiirppun iii prove mii
ooiitlnuiiuH lerliienro upon nud culllviitliiu ut
siilil land, viz: Jnhii K. Fuller, llcory V. l'cllllps.
.Myrtle, Neb.
"iiiiuui n. iiupnnuu jioLun a jionziu. nil or
mi ii
OEO. 12. FHF.N01I. lleRlnter.
NOTIOF run PUIILIOATION.
Luud oILtu nt North l'lntte. Neb.
wntch 8. 1 Hf.
Notice is hereby Riven thnt the lollowlnL-nnmoil
fclller linn nied notice ot hln Intention to make
unni prooi in eupport or Ills claim, and that tnltl
proof will be mailo beforo the rculntnr ami r.
celvor. U. H. Land OfUco, at North I'latte, Neb.,
on April 2I.1WH, vlr:
THOMAS rKTKIlI;N,
Vfho mnilo hoiLentoad olltry No. 17X.M, for th
northentt ipmrlor, aec 31, town. 11, cnorth rantto
111) names the foilmvluir vlluow(i tn urnvi, bU
continuous rcfldeuco upon and cultivation ofsald
laud viz: John Hansen, Jena Katniusscn,
Chrlntlan JoIiuhou nnd Ernest Andrnon, all of
jfvuiuurK, eu.
oeoiiok c FniNcn, KeKlater.
NOTlCi: FOIl rrjllLIOATION.
Land OlUcoat North Platte. Neb,
February IS, 1W1.
Notlco la hereby given that tho followinK
nntiiud settlor has tiled notlco of his Intention to
make final proof lu support of bis claim and that
wild proof will bo made before the Iteglster and
llecefver, U. 8. Land Oilice nt North Platte,
Neb, oil April 6th. IWi, viz:
OIIAIU.EHM. MCOREW
Honiestead Inrly No 17320, for the south half
uorthcufit quarter, Lots 1 nnd 2, section 0, tou-fl-lp
IS, north of rauKe 2U, V. Dili p. ui.
L.I10 nniuUN tho follow I ns witnesses to prot o hss
(ontlnuous rosldeoco tiiou und culthatluu of
Hiilil land, viz:
Henry Pollett. John J'ollott. Caspar Hlvlte,
J( hn L. McOrow, nil of North l'lntte, Nob;
fliioiKH: E. Fukwcii, UeKlstcr.
LEGAL NOTJCB.
JiiL'ob L. l.nrHon, Mrs. Jnuub If. L'lr
xti, hiu wife nua h. l. WIIhoii, tlofopdt
nuts will tnko notice thnt on tho 10th
day or Fobrunry, 1902, plniniitr hoiuin
tiled his petition in tho tlistnct court of
Lincoln county, Nobrnskn, iininbt eiiul
dofomlnntH, tho objoot nnd jirnyor ot
which nrt to forecloso two certain mort
aep, executed by tho dofondnnt Jacob
L. Ltrron to tho pluintiu" upon tho
Fouthoiibt quarter of Bt'ctiou 5 in town
Bhip 12 range Ul Jwoat of sixth p, tn. nnd
Eoutlnveet qunrterof sootiou G in town
ship 12 range 3t wot (lib p. in. re
spectively, onch of said mortgages being
tnmlo to secure tho puyment of four
promissory notes ns follows: Throo
notes of 611)0.00 ench dated Doc. 1.1900
and payable in 1, 2 nud ll yt'nrs uftor
ditto und ono for 85O.C0 pnmodnto pny
ablo in four years afterdate. I'hat there
is now due upon snid notes and mort
gages 8700.00 with interest from Jlnrch
1,1901, and tho further sum of Sp.0."i
for t xcs paid by plnmtjir upon qaji'l
proiniEefl, for whicli sums with intorps
n:ul costs plniulilT prnjH fur ti decree
that dpfoiitjants bo required to pay th
natne, or thnt snid premines may ho bo1(
to mitiafy tho nmount found duo.
Vou nro required to answer said
potition on or ooforo tho 21th day of
Mnruli, 1002.
Dated nt North Plntto. ohraskn, this
10th d'iy of I-'obruarv, 1902.
K. U. Sisson, I'lnintiiT.
Hy T. C. Iitkkson,
fllO His Attorney.
RESToriES VITALITY
Made a
We!! Man
the Y dHf.of Me.
produce tbo nliovo reaolts In SO ilaya. It actj
powerfully and qulcfcly. Curea when all qtben flL
Vouogruenwlll regain their loet manhood, and old
men will reoovor tbelr youthful vigor by tulng
tmVIVO. It quickly and surely restores, NarTou
t-!s9. Lost Vitality. Impotency. Nightly Kralailoni,
I ost Power, Falling lliuiory, WasttDg Diseases, and
ell effocU of ReU-abuso or eiceta and Indiscretion,
tvhlch uuflta one for study, business or tnarrltge. It
not only cures by starting at the seat ot dleetae, but
Isagreat ncrvotonlo and Mood ljulliler, brlog.
tig baclc the pink r'ow to pnlo cboekaandro
ttorlng tbs flro of youth. It wards off Insanity
end Consumption. Insist on having IlKVl VO.no
rther. It cn bo carried In veBt pocket. By mall,
U1.00 perpackage, or Bit (or SO.OO, with post
ilro 'written Knnranteo to core or refaai
Iho money. Hook nnd nilvlso freo. Address
HOYAL MEDICLNFJ CO., gar
For Nile by A F Sums.
J. F. FILWON,
General Ki-ptiirer.
Special attention given to
srai mm.
WHEELS TO KliNT
Zsl 1 - - ii e.
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