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THB SiVTMJRIW MORNING COURIER
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Colonel Harry IlntehkinH In a modcut
man.
Hut by dint ot a Kooddenl of pernever
iwico'ii repreRcntntlvo of Tim CmmtKit
succeeded thejnthcr day in nvercoiulii";
hlfl natural dirtldeuco to mich an extent
that ho related his recent experiences in
Oklahoma Territory with perfect free
doiu. The. colonel it) an energetic man.
Where he Ih thlna are ahvajH Htire to
happen, and when there Ih any excite
ment koIdk on ho Ih generally' about an
near the middle of it an ho can got.
On the Friday before tho opening of
the Cherokee strip Colonel Hotchlrfiw
Hot the whcclH in bin head in motion and
ho determined to go down and we the
fun.
Ho arrived on tho hcodo at about 10
a. m. Tho rush wiib to begin at 1-.
There wero (500 people in lino waiting to
.eglttter on the outnlde of the ntrlp, and
ho immediately paw that if ho waited
for IiIh turn ho wouldn't be in it at all.
Ho didn't wait. TIiIh Ih how he worked
it:
"There were two of iih. Leaving the
other fellow hanging nlxnit the tall end
of the lino I Htarted for the head of the
proceKfllon. I got by the Holdiera by
keeping clone to tho line and Hcanning
every face, conveying the impression
that I wiih looking for Homebody. Pretty
HiMHi 1 reached tho building where they
were making out the papers. 1 immedi
ately not to work helping tho men tran
Hcribo. My nHHiHtanco wuh thankfully
received, and it wuh no time at all until
1 had my own papers all made out.
Then 1 tilled out my partncr'H and Kent
a Holdier to bring him up on the plea
that he had dropped out of bin place and
couldn't get in again. The hcIiciuo
worked.
"Then we Htarted for the train I
found out that the people who were
waiting to make the runh had formed
companion, and that to have any hIiow
you had to belong to one of them. They
were all full. We couldn't got in. An
idea seized me. They were crowding
and, aHHiiming an otllcial air, 1 com
mnnded them to fall back and keep the
track clear. Tho hcIioiiio worked. Then
1 ordered my partner to look after ono
of tho platforuiH, and we got aboard
among the very lirst.
"You ought to have Heen the 'niHh.'
Tho train went along at the rate of 12
miloH an hour. Ah far iih the eye could
reach tho country wiib covered. It wuh
a vaat army on tho rampage. There
wero men and women on foot, and
mounted in wagoiiH and every Hort of
vehicle, everybody tearing along like
mad. Tho duet wiib terrible.
"Wo stopped tirst at Hound Pond.
There wiib a pretty girl on tho train who
walked w'ith crutcheH. I looked nftor
hor a little and helped her get ikishcs
bIoii of a lot. She held her ground, and
owing to her crutcheB wiib unmolcHted.
In twenty-four hours, when people's
rightfl began to bo respected, I noticed
that bIio threw tho crutches away.
Smooth Bcheme.
"I wiib holding a lot and wiib unpro
vided with arms. A big, ugly chap
came along and told me to get out, Hay
ing that the lot wiib his and that he in
tended to havo possession. I worked a
. blutr. I told him to go and get a spade.
" 'What for?1
" 'To dig a hole with,' I said. "Tho
only way you can got possession of this
lot is to occupy it as a grave aftor I get
through with you.
"Tho fellow withdrew after some par
leying. "I biiw that Enid was tho place to go
to, and I went. Thoro I saw Georgo
Hawley, ot Lincoln, and ho was making
more money than anybody. Ho had 200
yards of muslin- -nobody else had any.
Ho sold it for 3T a yard for signs. I
thought I might make some money
transcribing claim papers, but there
wero too many at it. I quit. A follow
came up and asked me if I knew of any
body who bought railroad tickotB. I
had an inspiration and told him I was in
the business myself to como over to
tho tent in half an hour. I wont back,
and Hawley and I rigged up a big sign:
CUT RATES-KAILHOAD TICKETS
HOUGIIT AND SOLD--well, 1 niado
SUM in a few dnyB in the ticket busi
ness.
"I bought and sold everything. Ono
day a follow came along and otfored his
team of mules and a wagon for sale. I
bought tho outfit for 9110, and hitched
tho team in front of the tent. In Ichh
than two hours afterwards, before I had
even ted the animals, I sold tho nutllt
Tor 8150.
"We got possession of some lots. I
built a $2T house on one of them and a
i'20 house on tho other, They aro rent
ing now for $.'15 a month each, The lots
me worth 800 or 81,000. I was in tho
Htrip two weeks and came away with
100 more money than I took with me
when I I'.'ft home, and besides thohouses
and lots I havo three other vacant lots
at Enid that I can probably hold. Some
people made barrels of money. Rome
didn't make any."
Col unci Hotchkiss states that ox-Con-gresKuian
Laws has opened a land ollleo
at Enid, and at last reports was doing a
"land oftlco business."
And W. L. Cuuditr, tho precimiH scamp
who aided tho election of Congressman
Hryan a year ago by bunkoing Jerome
Shamp he'Hgot bin reward. It seems
that tlio government ban trustees In the
different land districts In tho territory
to make transfers. Cundlff Ib ono of
theso trustees, and he getB 85 a day.
"The most money waH nutdo by tho
gang of fellows from Kingfisher who had
been through It before and knew how to
work the game," said Colonel Hotchkiss.
"Thoy had things all arranged before
they got to Enid. They formed a city
government, elected a mayor and so on,
and then proceeded to take In the
money, charging fees galore for every
conceivable thing. There were about
0,000 people waiting to make their en
tries. Numbered cards were Issued at
10 cents a piece. Then lots ot low num
bers were hold back, which wero dis
posed of at prices ranging from 825 to
8200.
"One scheme was like this: A man
who was waiting to prove up would be
approached and told that for a very
moderate fee a memorandum of his
number, name and claim would bo taken
and that ho would bo notified when to
appear. Ho would In due time receive
notification only to find that his lot or
piece of laud had been duly made over
to some one else bearing Ills name.
Then he would bo steered to a 'lawyer'
In the deal who would extract a fee and
promise to see the other fellow and try
and olTcet a compromise. He would see
the 'other fellow' and then inform his
client that he''other fellow' would re
limiuish 'his rights and turn over the
papers already made out In his own
name for, say 82(H), and usually tho
money was paid. No end of money wiih
taken in by Illegitimate deals of this
character."
lly belriK denld of nerve
TIiitu'h iiiiiny thiinrHono inlei;
Anil tlilx Ih j iih t iih trim
Of toothache iih of klsief.
The wisest course in olities is to vote
for the best man, and jnu cannot be
mistaken. So, in the use of blood
purltiers, you can't be mistaken if you
take Ayer's Sarsaparilla, because all
parties agree that It Is the best the
Superior Medicine. Try it this mouth.
Ilou'n Thin!
We olicr One Hundred Dollais re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not ce cured by HhII'h Cidurrh Cine.
V. .7. CHENEV & CO., Toledo, O.
We, tho underHigned havo known V.
J.Chene for the last llf teen years, and
boliove him poifectly hnuoinhlo in all
business transactions and tiniineially
able to carry out any obligations matin
by their linn.
Wkht A- Tiiuax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O. Waldimi, Kinnan & Maiivin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
HiiU'h Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly utxin tho blood and
mucous Biirfaces of tho system. Testi
monialB sent free. Price 75c. per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
No misrepresentations; no special
sales; no damaged goods at the
Ahiiiiy Cloak Co.
M. 1j. Ti ester sells Pennsylvania,
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, and
Wyoming coals cheap for cash, 1211 O
street.
Tho Lincoln Paper Hox company have
added a folding box department to their
business and have a steady stream of
orders for cantons to increaso Lincoln
made goods such as Soaps, Medicines,
Candies, Extracts etc.
Tho Lincoln Coal company, 1015 O
street, handles all of tho very best
grades of anthracite and bituminous
coal. '
Some Ji-OKi-tiililrul "Mont'."
Don't say or write Austro-Hungary.
Thobest writers prefer Austria-Hungary.
Don't call tho Chinese "Mongolians."
It is hotter to reserve tho latter name for
the peoplo who llvo north of China
proper.
Don't speak of a uativo of China as a
Chinaman. You would not say that you
had an Ireland man digging in your
garden. It is better to call John a
Chinese.
Don't say. that New York is located on
Manhattan Island.
Don't speak of China as our
antipodes. Our antipodes is the point
on tho other side of the world reached
by a straight line passing through the
place in which we stand and the center
of tho earth. Our antipodes is in the
ocean southwest of Australia.
Don't forget that Oriental names
ending in "an" havo the accent almost
invariably on tho last syllable, as
Teheran, Heloochistan.
Don't say that tho compass points to
tho north, for it doea not except in
certain places. Tho compass points to
magnetic north, which is at present
considerably west of tho north pole.
When Lieutenant Orcely wiib at Lady
Franklin Hay the declination of his
needle was found to be very gieat. tho
needle pointing toward the magnetic
pole hi a direction nearly southwent.
When you aro writing a novel Don't
get your geographical facts hi badly
mixed as to rellect discredit upon early
training. In one of the popular novels
of the day the Azotes are referred to as
in a southern latitude. The writer also
introduces his hero into the Antarctic
legions in January and speaks
of tho "Inky blackness" of the
nights he experienced there. Of course
anybody ought to know that the month
of January Is tho height of the Ant
arctic summer, and the entire mouth is
ono continuouBduy.
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Tho following new music is rcortod
by Oeorgo A. Crancer: " "lneMc, Dear,
as I Iiovo You," "When Ma Ma Let's
Me Out," "Come Hack Sweetheart,"
"Jack and Mall," "A Whisper of liove,"
"On the Mldway.or the Jolly Hum Huw."
"I.n Mn llnir, it I l.oo Vim,"
ISniiK liy It. J. Jimp, lu comic opera "Africa.")
Mldnt Urn roam sweetly hloomluir 'nentli a
clnttdlcia iky
Snt two Inters futility tnlklnit ofluliiy hour
Kiinit by
llullitlnir enstlea in tlm future, ilreiiiniiift of
Iii-IhIiI ilnja la idnru
TVUItitf how lovo wonlil Milan', for ever, ever
I mi re.
CIIOItt'HI
Line inn dear ns I love )ou, i'Iit truidlnu, ever
trail
la my heart former dwell, lov'il with u line no
loiiKiu'cnn (ell
All my hope la llieo I place, look mn ilnrllntf
in tlio fnru
Onpcnk tlio vtonltiiif Jo) illvlne, will )ou ilur-
Unit HiMin Ih mine.
Tlio Hweet roiei neon may ierlli, nklc lie over
cant
Lore will nter liloom ntiil lloiirlili, nhnilow iln
not lat
Mny no dotilitliifr, no imIikMiik midden the
liiuirt I uilore
Love' light bIioiiIiI ever lie mIiIiiIiik, for eter
ever morn
Am I wnkltiK or nllll drcumliur. word like
theno to lienr
Tell mn truly, () in) darllnu, linte I ninth! to
fear
I mn llftt'ninif to jour plcudluu, u I nn'er illil
before
Lint to ui) lienrt, how 'IN thinhhliur, for )on,
for )on ever more
"Ah Soon An the llonej .Momi'i. Over."
Lmo Ih not vvlint It iihimI to Ih', lliut Ih plain
both to )ou nnil me
Now Olildiuo Iiiih mnile t In bteiik. I. mo in
often a splendid mlitiike.
IId'h not liappy in hIiiuIii life: hIic'h not lntpp)
till hIiu'hii wife.
So tliey piny the )()iuen!iil con ins fhii-diiuu up
with tl hi illvort'o.
('IIOItt'H!
Oh, how Kill) ynuinr people me, leiiUnu home
nnil (heir mn mid pn.
.Spreading their hiiIIh when oiiin; Ciiplil pro-
vnlln, fancy the) are llvlnu In elm or.
That's nil rltihtforn mliiiitoor tuo then bin
bunk IhhiK' Uneiirl) throimh
You ilon't want him mill ho iloefii't want )ou,
iih hiMin iih tlio honey moouV oer.
Onretwherii ever tho hul) went plni wiih iifcil to
a compliment.
Now if any one Hpeakn to hor, himbanil Jontoim
mill MnrtH toBwonr,
Hii'h not happy, ah, there'H the rub, hooii he
iiiIhsi'9 his cozy dub.
Ma in law couinx anil hIiijh ii week, hm-hanil
anil wlfo nre afralil to Hpeak.
Hack In town with bin frlemU of jure, evonliiK
MiiiIh him at home no more,
llusluoHH keepn him till late in Iiiwiit-IiiihIciohh
meanH puttliiK whlnky iloun.
SIiii'h luvlteil to every ball, in ery dancer Ih at
her call.
Lomi'h calm ocean iHnowaKnle.theiiewHpaperH
tell iih the Hume olil tale.
Mie'H My Itent (ill I.
ISiiiiR in "A Trip toChliiatown."!
In yomlur cottaKu by the hoii-iIuoIIh iiij
bent
lrl.
llrlglit anil IiuikIsoiiio iih can bo, Ih hi) bent lrl.
I call on her every Sunday ove;xlie ureetn mn
with n Hiulle,
When Cupid lurks mid noftly lie", in miibnnh
In iiiikoIh kuIko.
CIIOKl'rii
HIiu'h my bent Kir), don't Jim know,
Soon we'll marry, I lino her mi- when the wed-
dim; IipIIh they riui,
When the bridal miiik vndbIiik, all the hoiirH will
pleauuro lirlnt:.
She's my bent lrl. Kill.
Whllii hIiikIuk, ilauciiiK all da) loux with in)
bent ulrl.
Sweat n llowurn on the lawn, I" in) l""t uirl.
My heart with Joy in over-llowed, ni) line, nhe
IioIiU tho key.
The weddliiK belln )ou'll hear at dawn, how
happy then we will be.
M. L. Treater can Biiit you on coal if
any dealer in Lincoln can. 1-11 O ptreet.
Not Ire of ICeinoval.
Thu liiiBlnesH otllco of the Satihmiay
MoitNi.Mi Couuimt him heen moved to
1'201 O Htreet.
Ahiiiiy Oi.oak Co. 1114 O Htreet.
Not lee.
Notice of ii r Helen of Incorporation of the Went
Park Land company, of Lincoln, Nebrnnka,
tiled on the '.nth day of OcIoIht, 1MM.
I. NAMi: OV TIIIH COIII'llllATIOV !
Tho nmiii) of this corporation hIiiiII bo the
West l'ark Land Coiniany.
ii. 1'iiinuil'ai, i'l.ack op tiianhactisii iih
iiuhini:hh.
Tho iirincipal place of trauHiictini; the IiiihI
ueH of thin corporation hIiiiII bo Lincoln, Lim
cimtnr county, Nebraska, but paid corporation
uhall hav6 power to eitahllsli branch otllcen at
New York City, New York, and Han I'mnrlrcii,
California. '
HI. TIIKIIKNUItAI, NATL'lli: III' Till: lll'HIM.HH I
TO UU TIIANHACTKI). j
ThoKcneral nature of thubuiiinoHtobetranH
acted by thU corporation dhall bo the purcluiM'
and mile of real estate in the gtnto of Neliranka
nud eUewheru, to nccujit mid liold the title
thereto, to erect biilhlinitH thereon, to improve,
enlarge, repair and fiirnuli the name, to loan
and borrow money and to kIvo mid take iiocoh
nary necurlty for tho h.iiiie, to rent or IciimiiiIII
or any part of the property held by or placed in
tlio custody of biiid corporation, and Huchothei
buaincHH an may lie necuHHury to carry out the,
Koueral purpoao of thu bimiDOHH to be traiiH i
acted.
IV. THU AMOUNT (IK C AI'ITAI. HKM'K AUTIIOIl- '
I7KI).
The amount of capital stock authorized in '
ono hundred thousand (tlUC.UU.IU) dollar,
which Khali be roprcHcntott by certlllcaten of '
Vtock of one hundred (flUll.Ui) dullarn each. I
which shall bu uou-nBHeieiabloand fully pa Id up I
beforutho coiniuciicemvnt of hindncs of thin
coriiorntion. ,
'llio caiiitnt stock may bo increnxi'd nl ion
ri'Kulnr meetiuuof tlii)8tockholdcror mi) epo- .
cial meetiiiK called for that purpose. '
V. 1IMi;ilK CDUMCNCKMKNT (IK TIIK I, UK III
TIIIH COKI'IIIIATIDN.
The life of thin corporation vhall commence i
on tliolMh day of October, IVM, and hIiiiII ter
minatoou the'.Tth day of October, ll'lll, union
it vliallbo dUkolveil in tho iiianuer liereinafli r
prescrlbod.
Vl.iTlli: IIIOIII.HT AMOUNT (IK IMIhllTiaiM.Hs
Tho hiuheHt amount of ludehleduohH or
liability which this corporation hIihII nt am
one time Hiibject itnulf, vliall hoono'iiinrtor of
the amount of capital xtock.
VII, TIIKIIH'ICF.HH.
The alfaim and biiHluekH of thin corporallou
nhall bo inmiaKi'il by a Ixiard of live directoii.
all of whom nhall bo Htockholdem, nnil each of
whom nhall own not lonHthau ten (III) nhnrenof
the capital Mock, In a president, a ilcoprini
dent, a necretary and a t reinsurer, and tlioprem
dent nhall boelluiblu to Hie ollice of treaniirer
I'll A Mi L. SlIl.l.DOV,
Liosi.l. ('. IIuiik.
I'iiah. L. Ili'iili. r Incorporator.
U.lltl.ltf l.. IILllll,
C. 11. SlIKLDON.
m
I. M, IMYMONI),
PrnMrnt.
EXCHANGE I
I). Ii. rilOMI'MlN,
Vhr I'frvlJrnt.
K. II. IIUKNIIAM,
(i.illlrr.
U
H I) (5. VIN(i.
Avtlvtmit (ttler,
O. I.IUNKi:,
2t AIMnt Caviller.
LINCOLN, NED.
CAPITA!, $2S(),(H)()7
SUWUUS, $15,000.
Olreiloi. ,M. Ilajmoiul, U.K. tlrown, H.
II, lliirnham, I), It. 'IIiouiphou, (Ml. Diiwoh, (!,
II. Merrill, A. .1. Kaw)er, I.ewU (Ireitory, V, W.
I. Kile, (I. M. I.anibertfon I). (I. Wltm, S. W.
Ilurnhain.
THE
FiflST Hrtiohhl Mi
O AN I) TKNT1I HTHKKTB.
Capital, $400,000.
Surplus, $100,000.
ornrr.itHt
F.. S. llAnwiMlti, Prenldi'iit.
(!iiah. A. llANN , Vlee rrenlitrnt.
I'. M.l (NiK.l imliler. . ...
(;. H. l.iii'iM'oi r, akhIkIiiui rnniiior.
C. H.
II. H.
I lll'.I.MAN, Al4tllllt ( IIHllllT.
LINCOLN, NEB.
G APIT A lo, $250,000.00.
Officer mid Dlrrelori.
John II. Wiikiut, l'rcahlent.
T. K. Samii;uh, Vlro I'reiildout.
J. II. MlCl.AT, Cnnhler.
W, K. Jnlinmin, It. 1. I.nu, Thoi. Cochrta,
K. It. Hltcr. Ti W. Lowrcy,
W.L. Da) ton.
General Banking Business Transacted.
Collection n a Hi'kCiAf.TT.
A lirrrcnt on lepoll 1'ulil lit tlir
trlJVCOJiV
AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
Cor. 1' anil Khiventh Bin.
ThconluSafe DejwM Vmilt in Lincoln
DIHKCTOHH.
N. . Ilnnrooil.
N.C. Ilrock.
.Wm. Mel.aiiuhlln.
W. A. Solleck.
'.. T. IIokks.
O. V. Webster.
AlbortWntklns.
Krod Wlllliiiiia.
linclicl Llonl.
II. D. Ila'.hnwny.
J.Z. llriHioe.
C. .1. KrnM.
II. W. Drown.
ll.O. I'hllllpi.
!:. II. Blrer.
Henry Vellh.
Henry It. Liml.
LADII5S' AND GHILDRRN'S
(rAIKCUTTINGr
o o o SHAMPOOING
A SPECIALTY,
AT
SAM WESJRMELD'S.
HURR BLOCK.
Real Estate Loans
'n fnrmi in Eastern Nobraika anil Improved
proporty In Lincoln, for torm of year.
IrOWBST CURRENT RATES.
R. E. AND J. MOORE.
RICHARDS BLOCK.
Corner Klovcntb and O StrinU, Llncol.
FROM S2.60 TO $4.50.
Lincoln Stiff Hat Factory
S. W. COR. TWBLFTH AND O BT8.
ttil II tit a Mocked, Cleaned, Dyed and
wtde as (jood us new. All kinds
of Repair Work done.
UPHOLSTERER
ANI OAII1NKT MAKIH,
Docs all klndfl of KojmiriiiK Promptly.
All work warranted.
I0H 8o. llth St.
I.tnculn, Nab.
T. C. KERN, 1). T). S.
Rooms 25 and 26, Burr Block.
LINCOLN, - - 2WIC13.
WA1M Ti'Q Howtoeconomiietl
: T yjSXilllJ ij and monfymii to
t? A 1 I? t,, world' falrtot
X' iVJ.IV. advantaRu, ii a ai
thnat
beat!
ouea-
tinn that may naTa.
puzzled you. Avoid mistake br KOttlnc
iioiteil lu advance. I'erhapa tlmllluitrataa:
'folder junt Utued by Santa Fe Roots U;
; what you need. It contain Wewn of world',
fulr buildlnKi, accurate map ot Chicago.'
and other informa- .
S'illre'i!: SANTA FE!
rainier, I'. A. Santa IAIlfin? I
Vo Routh, Omaha, ItU U 1 Jli.
and ask for free copy. '
C. E. SPAHR, M. D.
PHAOIIOC LIMITtD TO OIIAC Of INI
LYL'nd NOSeEARI
THROAT
cLAiaca ckwcrukLV adjuitcd,
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BBD KOOM SRTS,
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CHAIRS, loOUNGISS,
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AND A COMIM.IJTI5 MNK OP
HOUSEHOLD
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rar. liO.IMOBS AND EASY TERMS, g
ITlEIHZER
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127-128 NORTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
DO YOU KNOW
THAT YOr CAN BUY RKAL ESTATR OF
ANY DESOIMPTION OTIKAPKR AT THE RKES-
RNT 3I031ETT Til AN YOU EVER CAN A0A1N.
While the llnaneial Miliey of our government Ih in a greater
alate of nneertainty tlian ever before, teal eatate la the foundation
of all wealth, the name, year In ami yearont. Bneh timemiH thene
may doprcHH itH value, ho that luirititiH may he found; lint the
fact remaiim that the value in STILL there, andjiH tfood n gold.
'I'Iioho who have funda to iuveat, I wIhIi to any ri(lit here, atop
and eoiiHider that thene are the timea that try men'H hoiiIh. That
from now until .January 1 m alwayn a clime time, even in timea of
plenty, What will it lie thin year? Von can buy property now
that will doulile in value after .lanuary 1, 181)1, mark what I tell
iiii, and await the remilt; and in the meantime take advantage of
it. If piopeity uiiiHt lie parted with at a naeritiee, you cun liene.
lit by it. We have larue holdina at Normal in LuikIh and Lota,
alwi in Uioad Acren, which uiiiHt lie Hold. Call and nee, and we
will make ou helieve.
REAb ESTATE EXCHANGE
LKDWITH IILOCK, OUOUNI) FI.OOIl, COH. 11TR AND P Kit.
ED. R. SIZER, JOHN J. GlbblLAN, A. D. KITCHEN.
6ALk AND S
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Our stock is uriunKL'd to suit everybody.
Goine ami make your selection.
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