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EIGHTEENTH YEA.IL
NOflTII PLATTE, NEBRASKA, AUGUST 2G, 1902.
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DEALERS IN
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BUY OR SELL ON COMMISSION.
Any Bcnk In Ncbraika, Tel. No. 65. Office Bratt Bldg.
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MANUFACTURED BY THE
North Platte Eoller Mills,
C. F. IDDINGS,
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Lawn Seats-
Neat, comfortable and durable at prices ranging
from $2.50 to $5.00. Don't you need one?
Mattings
Wc arc a little overstocked on Matttacrs and must
1 close out, To do so wc offer the stock at very low
figures. Come and sec the quality and learn the
'prices.
HOWE'S FBH1T0BE STORE.
'I'ut Nono Hut Americans on Guard."
I8?l--Tiie Old Reliable Fire insurance A$ency--1902
OF KORTII PZ,ATTE,
Includes all the Cheat American Companies
COMPANIliS REPRESENTED: ASSETS:
Aetna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn. $14,071,948
Home Insurance Company of New York 15,255,870
Insurance Company of North America 10,079,479
Continental Insurance Company of New York 11,599,012
German American Insurance Company of New York. . . 9,419,457
Phoenix Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn , .... 5,953,444
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance of Philadelphia 5,440,603
Philadelphia Underwriters of Philadelphia ; . 16,394.695
Combined Assets $83,214,508
When you are In need of Insurance get the best. It costs no more than the poorest.
T. C. PATTERSON, Manager, North Platte, Neb.
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!The Climate !
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Of Western Nebraska is hard on paint and it is al- 2
most money burned to use an inferior quality when 5
S painting your liouse. The best paint is by far the S
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0 , found wanting. Wc have a full stock on hand for g
the spring trade. If you have used it you will buy
it again; if you have not used it, try it. 2
1a F STREITZ, Druggist!
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Farm Implements, Wagons, Buggies, t)
et Wind Mills. P 11111 ns. Pines and Pit-
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tings and Tanks, Barb Wire.
Bale Ties, Lightening . p , p
Hay Press & Repairs ' c '
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st : : : : NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
t-v - MS CBI BH1 JIMIUv' JlHt' JBMH. -jlMM.
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E, II. Goodinnn
& Goodman, J
LIVE STOCK. S
Flow
Dttrkc
Is the equal of any Nebraska Flour.
Made from choice wheat by the lat
est milling processes. The rapidly
increasing sales of North Platte Flour
attests its good qualities.
Give Alvln Pool an Ovation.
On Thursday evening of last
week the Fremont orchestra, of
which Alvin Pool, late of this city,
is leader gave a concert at Frc
tnont, assisted by Frank II. Onus
by, the lyric tenor of Denver, and
by Mr. Pool as solo violinist. The
Fremont Tribune devotes over
column to the concert and sajB Mr.
Pool was L'ivcu an enthusiastic
ovation, nut only as to his work as
leader of the orchestra but as I'd
biB individual playing and that he
was compelled to conic back twice
alter encores.
in closing the Tribune snye:
'Taken as a whole the concert was
an immense success. It was in
tended as an occasion for iutroduc
ing Mr. Pool to the Fremont pub'ic,
arrangements having practically
been completed to have him remain
in the city, lead the orchestra and
give yioliu instruction to those who
wiBU it. If the reception which he
received last evening is a criterion,
his playing and teaching will be in
demand as long as he shall be
here."
BETWEEN .THE RIVERS.
Nearly all the wheat in the irri
gated section between Birdwood
and Sutherland has been threshed,
and the results arc very gratfying,
yielding as high as forty-aU bush-'
els per acre, machine measurement.
This latter yield was obtained by
J. G. Fcekcu,
W. II. Hill and I. 13. Ware, the
Uerahey merchant?, were in North
I'latte on business Monday.
V. A. Paxton of Omaha' has
been transacting business at the
ranch near llershey for several
days past,
James Ware, ot the Pawnee
ranch, was a. yuest at the Paxton
ranch the latter part of last week.
The rain which visited this sec
tion Sunday night was a good tinny
for corn, ullalfa and Bugar beelu,
but jf course interfered somewhat
with haying operations. So far .not
one-half of the hay crop has been
harvested. Since Sunday night'rt
rain the prospects for a third crop
ot alfalfa are good,
A considerable acreage of the
rfccoud crop of alfalfa has been let
stand for seed, and the indications
arc that it will yield a good crop of
seed.
The union Sunday school picnic
held at Mrs. Ware's grove Saturday
was well attended, and a very
pleasant time resulted to all at
tendants. A program ot music and
recitations was rendered in a man
ner that reflected very creditably to
those participating.
Bert Wright and family, who
were living in the old canal coni-
pauv'a house near Nichols, moved
to North Platte Monday, where Mr.
Wright is employed in the railroad
yards.
ICucouraged by the large yield ot
winter wheat this seaaou, tne acre
age of that grain sown this fall
will-be larger than usual. It is nut
to be Understood, however, that the
farmers will neglect com, alfalia
and sugar beets.
Guy Cougdon returned yesterday
from a week's visit in Omahr.
M. Murrin, who for a year past
has been living on his ranch near
Hillsdale, Wyo , came down last
week to visit his 6one, and will re
main for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Isaman, of
Aurora, Neb,, arrived in town yes
terday, having been called here by
the death of W. N. Salisbury. Mr.
Isaman formerly resided in North
Platte, but is now county clerk of
Iamilton county.
Baker's Perfect Barb Wire,
Baker's Perfect Barb Wire,
galvanized per hundred $4.10
(Vikox DeDartment Store
Barb
Wire
I lflTZfWATlONALf$VtStllHE
Ooovi Cheer.
Have you had a kindness hotvn
PauR It on.
Twas not Klvcn.lor you alone
la It on.
T.ft It travel down the yearn,
I;ct t wipe another's tears.
Till In licaven the deed appears,
, Pas Hon.
dcnoral Headquarters, W Fifth Ave.
Nebraska state nivMon. MyruSI Neb!' CUy'
Colors. Yellow and White,
Klower, Core opals.
Song, "Scatter Sunshine."
OPPORTUNITY TO SPK11AI) tlOOD CUUER
Dear Mrs. Moore: Could you
help a self. supporting girl to dis
pose of some Mexican drawn work?
PerhapB you know of some one who
wou.ld like to take the agency at a
commission of ten per cent. I ap
peal to jou as president of the Sun
shiners in your state. I am not a
member of Hit society, but a King's
Daughter. Trusting you will do
something for me, I am
Very sincerely yourp,
Miss Lillian J. Miclke,
Isabel, Texas,
The state division would be glad
lo receive fancy articles suitable
for grab sale, to beheld on Interna
tional and State Day. Contribu
tions should be addressed to Airs.
Anna 15. Moore, Myrtle, Neb.
HEKU AND THERM
A niemb&r of North Platte
Branch No. 1, who withholds her
name from publication, contributed
tweuty-five cents to the wheel
chair lund and sends literature to
Mrs. Matt McGue of Gandy.
Mrs, M. 13. Maheifey, of Mullen,
passes on magazines, quilt pieces
and clothing as her share of Sun
shine..work. She also contributed
money to the 4,Sick Babies Ice
Fund."
Albert Rigbeg, of Lincoln, paid
his initiation feea to the Interna
tional Sunshine Society in a prac
tical way. Mr. Rig beg wan living
in a tenement house on O street,
his peaceful slumbers were dis
turbed by the cries of an infant.
Upon inquiry he found the child
waB hungry and that the grand
mother had no money to buy milk
with. Mr. Rigbeg went to near by
restaurant and purchased milk and
the child was hood quieted. The
grandmothor writes it was a noble
act to do and I shall always be
grateful to him.
A glimpse at the notes jotted
down in the reference book at the
state office may offer an opportu
nity lor dome one to scatter sun
shine: two doll's aims for medium
size doll, silk pieces, odds and ends
of embroidery flosH, cigar boxes,
pasteboard blocks that ribbons are
wound on, any material that can
be utilized in fancy work.
Myrtle branch No. 1, Mro. Anna
Moore, pres., held its regular meet
ing August (itb, at the home of its
president. A number of buty bees
cut stamps from envelopes found
111 waste basket, others gave as
sistancc in making ready packages
to mail. Cancelled stamps were
torwatded (o Brooklyn, N. Y.
Child's dress and hat, contributed
by Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Moore,
was Bent to a family ot North
Platte branch No. 1. Scrap books
were mailed to a member of Tryon
branch.
Fancy articles were coat ribulod
by members for a "Talk-ln-iny
sleep-box" and tor the coming grab
sale. Vegetables and milk were
sent to members in neighborhood.
Sunshine calls were madd and
many boqucts of flowers were sent
out to cheer the sick and lonely.
.Mrs. Josephine Iloagland of
Gandy has been appointed organ
izer tor Logan county.
Wateh for a Chill,
Howovor BllRht nt this thuo of vonr
nnd in this ohninto, it is Um fornrnnnnr
of mnlarln. A disposition to ynwn, nnd
nn nil tired out foollnu oven cotnos bo
foro till! chill. irrlnni. I
Btiiniilritivi notion on tlio livor, rtrivos
the mnliirlHl conns out of tint syHloni
Mli IMUti llt ill. Mill, Kllll'H fl UIO HVbtOIII
!nil rcHlfiroH Out lutiillli. fit,. ,. a i.t
Stroitzs' Corner Drue Store.
Good Yields of Grain.
The lollowincr from the Gothen
burg Independent give some idea of
the yield of grain in Dawson county:
N. Brownfield threshed 7,000
buslilcs of small trrain which aver
aged thirty-eight bushels per acre.
u. uarlBon received 1,600 bushels
of rent rye from his farm rented to
Chris. Maucr thin year. The crop
avcragcu lorty-thrcc bushels per
acre.
Wash Daggett commenced tbrcBh.
Ing 300 acres ol small irrain vestcr-
day that will make 12,000 bushels.
u win take two weeka to thresh
the job.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
The Odd Fellows at Cf-zad have
purchased a business lot 40x100
feet on the main btrcet and in the
future will erect a two story brick.
building.
John Crounch, living near Cozad,
sold his 320 acre farm tlie other
day for $7,000, the purchaser being
an Iowa man.
More than one hundred tons oi
coal a day la unloaded into Union
Pacific locomotive tanks at Lcxtng-
ton,
The Nebraska Telcnhone C. fm
the past week or so has hud nboui
a dt-zen men and teams eumloved
In putting up poles. The cornpaii)
has its hue complete from Lexing
ton cat, nnd is now engaged in
planting poles and wiring the saint
from this city to North Platte, a
HBtuuce ot Mxty-onc miles. The
wire used is Conner. Lexington
Pioneer.
A Wnrn Trill.,.
T. A. J. Montgomery, Puxlcn, Wnym
Co., .Mo.. writeH: ' 1 hnvo llttlo twin
i;irp, who hnvo been bothered with
worms nil their lives I tried ovorvtlnnp
to rollovo thofn wluuh failed until "l used
Whlto'fl Crcnm VurmifuKo; tlio llrst twt
doses brought four worms from ouo ol
them, the- noxbtvo doflpp, twolve, onn ol
thorn inenFurinc twelve Inches; tlio othoi
ohild wits only reliovcd of four worms
It is n inoBtoxcollontmodlolno." Whlto'f
flrftnm Vnrmfrilm. la nnnA fit 1. tt.l
It not only deBtroyH.wormii, It, helrm the
uriuu w ponopi. crowin. wnrna on molt
noBs. 2uo at A. F. Stroitzs' Corner Urup
oioro
HhnrKfa Snln.
lly vlrlno nt nn nrdxr nt nniii lmiil frnm Ilia
uiamoicunri w i.iuooin, coumy, NebrnHkn, upon
a ilrcrpo nf fiirecloituro ranilt'rad IB nnld courl
wlintcln Tlio Oitunty nf Llnnntn, n rnrporullon, Is
IH.'iimtr anil ivinintu I,. Wlllaril otal., nrada
luuiinnia nml to iuh iilrnsted, I will uu
mo .-in uny or Hepicmtior, at 1 n'olock p,
in., ni inn nnni front Hour of tlio court
tioufo In Nortli I'lntlo, Mncnlii county. Nnbraakn,
. i'muiiu nuii.'u ... ,nu uiHHi'Pt uninnr Kir
rndU ti) Katlnfy wild decree. Intartmt and oontn.
tlio foltowliiR itcHorlliod tiroparty, tn-wltt Tlie
Nouiiicam quarter or tectlmi n, towntlilp 1(1.
huku jki, worn ttixin r. M. unoolu county
Ntbrnkn.
Ualml North l'lntto, Neb,, Ainrust 23, lW'.
Ii, OAlii'KNTi:n,Sberl(r.
GhorifT'i Qalo.
I)y vlrlno of nn order of snle Unueil from tlie
illnlrlrl court nt Lincoln county, Nebrni-kn, upon
n decree nf fnrnulimtiro rendered In nld court
wlmroln Tint Oniinty of Lincoln, n onrmrntlon
In plnlulllt nnd Linn W Lcaot nl , nru dorenilnnta
nnd In mo directed, I will nn 111 27ih dny ol
Seplciubnr,ltK.nt 1 n'clock.p. in , nt the enit front
door nt tbe oourt bourn In Norlb l'lntto, Lincoln
onunly, Nobrntkn, roll at pulilla nnntlnn to tbe
hlulimt bidder for ennb to natlsfy eild dncrou, In
torest nrd coma, tlio follmvlnK dercrlbed prop'
rty, to-wlt: Tbe aoutbeant qunrter of eoctlnn
ill. towntlilp 0. rnne 81, west of BUtli V, M, Lin
coln onunly, Nubrnnkn
Dated North i'latto, Nab. AiiRuattl, 1002.
L. OiHiT.iiTr.n, HherlfT,
BherifT's Balo.
lly vlrlun nf nn nrdor nf ralu IsnuoJ from Hit
district court of Lincoln county, Nubrnnkn, upon
a decree of forecloniirii rondercil tu anld oourt
Wlll.rfltll Tlin (?lllllllVlir f.ltlAitn. n ..ir,wir.illfin I.
plulnllll nml WlnfloU Hio'.t, rt nrn
ilufifUdnliia nud to me dlrrclodi I will
.ii ii. u -rill .'i nniHiiuucr, lliv, nl Dill!
o'ol.vck p. in. nt Ibn enal front door nf the
Court bonne In North l'lntto, Lincoln county, Nn.
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uriiRKn, nun m iiuuuii uuuiion o IIIU llltflleiit Ulu
nor itji i-iivii i,i rutiei rnin iiuuruu, inioreni nun
could tlio fnllowliiirdutaillied pronurty to-wlu Tlio
MDiilliwout qiuirlurof Hentlon 2H, Towilsbln II.
limn... !ll rj..l ..riliultfl.il XI II. ...... '
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Nebraska.
Dated North I'lelte, Neb., August 2A, iWl.
L, UAHi'XNTlcn, Hliorld,
Zienl Notice.
3011
Tlio defondnnto Louis A Oehs. Mrs
iiouis uuiih, iita who, nroi rout nuiiie
lirtinnii'n .livunllll tDf.liu Hfm Tnn.i..l.
mi ,u .. , mw.'vi,... i,', iiin uuniifll
Oclifl. his wife, llrt reul nuino unknown.
una luuwiru tvoe, ram niinio unitnown,
will tuku notii:u tl ut on tlio 17th dny of
l,l.mnrv 1 (WV tlio nlulntlir Mn Oni,nlu
W..l. ...fvww, w . IK.. , ,,, KIIU WUIIM I
of Lincoln, n corporntlon, llletl Hb tioti.
a, . I.. .1... ll-1... r . . , .
lion in in" i-"turn;iy imiri oi ijiuuoin
county, Nehriinkn, tlio ohjoot nml prnyur
of whiuli in to foreclono certain lux lieiiH,
duly iiribeBHod by mid pliiintil. iiKiiinat
tho northeiiBt ((unrter of Hoction .'15, in
townnhlp 18, north of rnr-jro III, wont of
Sixth principal moridiiin, Nobrusltn, for
thoyenr lfiiKJln iIiobuih of 82.1.70; for
tho year 18!U in tlio sum of 10.00; for
t Im vnnr IRfl.'i In I wi nil tn nf 17 A A . fn tl.. .
your 18.K1 in the niiui of n.lDj for tho
yenr 1897 in tho sum of 1-1.10; for tho
yimr 1808 in tho mini of 10.82; for tho
vonr ipw in mu mun or ti.-.rj; rorilinyenr
lOUOiu the Ritui of 1.17: niiioiiiitiiiK in tho
totul f um of 117,78; with Jntoront on tho
aunt ot 70,28 ut tho rnto of ten por
rinrit. tint fintillni frrim Mia Itral. ilnv nt
Novombor, 1001, nil of wliluli is duo
nnd unpaid.
lXnlnttir firnva n flnnrlti. t9 fii....lMi.. a
M. Illllll.ll. J'.l'M .. MUUIlAl W. IUI LUIUnUlU
of fluid tnx Hun nnd n snlo of Biiid protn
ifios, Vou nnd onuli ot you defendants
urn rnntilrpd In nnnwnr unlil not It Inn nn
nr lmfnrn Millwlnv. Ilin lTilli ilnv i,f
Sopteinlwr, 1002.
THIS COUNTY Ol' LINCOLN,
(A Corporntlon.)
By II. B. ItlDQEIiY. Its Attornwr,
Proposal for Bids.
Notkc to Contractors.-
Sealed proposals lor grading
county raadB will be received by
the County Commissioners ot Lin
coln county, Nebraska, on or before
September 8, 1902. All proposals
to be for the grading ot county
roads In Lincoln county, Nebraska,
to be done under the direction of
the County Commissioner in whosu
district the work is done.
Not to exceed fifteen thousand
cubic yards of earth work In Com
missioner District Nn. I. Nnt In
exceed fifteen thousand cubic yards
or cariu wotk in commissioner Dis
trlrt 'n. 1. nnrl nnt n I r.r
- ' " ' " ..w v AWWWU III-
Ktccn thousand cubic yard's of earth
wont in commissioner District No.
3, Bids will be received tor nil or
oart of the' work. Tlio rnmml..
doners reserve! t lie right to rrject
any or all of the bids it tlicy deem
it to the Interest of the rniinir n
to do. Sufficient bond will he re
quired to guarantee the completion
of the work in a reasonable time,
J i S. KonniNS,
M. L. McCuLTiOunir,
Jqhn D. KEU.EIlr.K,
Co. Conimrs.
i.iKur. NOT10K.
Ti rVni T.I W..... ....I rtr t t
nil oihtM dliimi It limy ennontU.
Yon nr hMClif notinol Hint nn thft Sllh dr nt
Dsrpinlvr, 1WJ(), thn iin)vrrlrnpd purelmHl st
prlTitt Im stln of Ihn liwuinrnr of Mnoiln
nmity, NnlirnoVs, lh fnlliiwln d'-orllw.l rint
'Hunted In Lincoln onnnlr. NehrsnVs, In.
irn 111.-. .1. . n. II. i . i n IIHW.V iv.i 1.1.
'f Hi" nrlKliml town of North 1'lnttn.
tAirN Of ttlA VftAfti 1ML. IWOll ,liri7 tultd .txul
. - ' ".. im-fi 11(111 iriri',
In wlilcli vr urn ntcl ml. itui ..i u.1.1
'(tl inta was laxoa In lha nsioa of Vjmn ud
lfll MIS
Tltntlmn rt TAtUiMniinM . . i .1 ...-1
, , - ' vn uiMiiiii in phiu irni minin lruiU
in '"P're Uecemlwr 20th. lt!.
nuui5i. uwim,
I.rflAT. VftTinii!.
I'd II fl.'f?omlktm nlhl 111 all lllhliri wlmm II m
mtiiMiru,
You ntO llflrdlir tin! I fin. t 11ml nn ll. "Mil.
Vrf'i, lw), u, utiilvrrtlaiiml mirrhn.l .t
C, . '"."K "J't"1' lln InwmurOrnf Lincoln ontinly.
VMxvAiKii. Ilin follnwlnu riiinHlui.i r..i
IIji..I In MiicnlnootmtT,Nl)r1i,ln-wli LoU
IllH l"ln l Nnrl i l'lLtn. "
llsfil 'lenl ratals wn for Iht ilnllnqurnt
JWH ou t 1NO. in wblrU yours it .1.1 rl V.lalo
auunnfll. 0. Nnodham.
e llui nf rednmpllim ot mM rtttl ontatn from
LHw aula will expire DeeamtmrSltti, 1WU.
" HAMllri. nnnivm
Vh I.lcaark audio all otWJ whom It diqt
T.rntT. vrnini
Yisll tt brrttlir tlnllflml thill ll.n .1. -
UuMMaUir. 1UX). tllU tlhllfiri ffttnil nnrnhn.Mrl .
naln of tbe trennurar of IJnooln
r n f Li. IIim f .ii I n .u I .. .. - n i .
onantv, Hbrnba, tbe
'naWVi, HuMhiI In Llnooln. ontintv. Ni.r.k-
ubi
.'Mi Nii'iiWirs 7 ami H. Illnck Number 711.
it ilbrtlilual town nf North l'l utn
vU itiHl pstntn wa mild for tlio delinquent
Vb V. wU1.ch n '''' r,,' ""am was
nUfUolark?' ,aied "' mmo
Hkilllk.r.1 i.J.n...ll.u ...! . .
;v-'fi .7. sain estate Irora
' M alu trill aspire December aith, JU02.
- nanuKl. liotlit.
ilOTIOK FOU PU1I LIGATION,
Lnnd offlro at North Plnlto, Nob..
. , , , AUKUst llllb. 1002.
Nftflcb Is hereby lven flint tho fnllowlmr
name.l Uli!rbM tiled notlco of his lotautlnn to
l.r.i - . in . -"in"". i uiacimninnn mat .
aid proof ll bo niml Imforn roirlaior and ra.
w.H, Mnn linica at North l'lalto,
Keb., on Ootobor Itb, 100J. vlxi '
.'k'm1' '." "thoat ouartur anil snulli halt
of nhtlbiinst iiusrler of aocllou SS, lown.uli tj.
no1h riluit 2il. went sixth P. M. "u'l' .
ltn tllllM Itl fl.tlr.Mln.. .1... . .
.nnii, niiin.-ni.nn 10 IirOTB file
u.t .i'JVw i' ,rt'",100,uPnn d onlllntl,.ii of eabl
Isud, Tlsi Kdwnril Johnson and Holiry Lnuor-Kre-n.
nf Urndy. Nob.. Krla Nelson and John
AniMo,of8paiiniithNeh. " ' ""n
U"V uxoan K, rnKcu, llelster.
FITTED AND SUITED.
Fit thal'K that the thinir, Wc
give it. Otirauita fit and our
fit suits every time. Same
with prices. It's a way wc have
that never fails. Make vou the
smartest, most stylish, perfect
httinff suit in handsome and dur
able material at .rc.monhl
prices. Variety of patterns to
select from. Everv p-ammnf
warranted as to workmansnip,
finish aud fabric.
Cfoatiing aud renairinir a
spacfiKty.
F. Jm BROEKER.
DR.A.A.BURRIS
Alngncllc Osteopath.
Has localoil In North I'latto for ii,-
of Magnetic OHtcopathy. We treat without
tne unc or nruga or aurcery, onice over
HarrlnKtun &Tobiii'HDewf.v s, .
Consultation and Examination Free