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II . KALEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JJ0TAS7 PUBLIC AND UAL ZSTATS
. AGENT,
iei Cloud, NebrasJta.
Will uefotiate the sale of School Bonds. Ac
County Superintendent nf PnUic In
struct ion.
J. R WILLCOX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SOTABY PUBLIC It SEAL ESTATS
AGENT.
RED CLOUD - - - NEBRASKA
-Hometeals and Fre-emi tlons secured.
Special attention given to papins; taxes at a
discount.
CA8II PAID FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.
LEE V E8TLLL,
Attorney & Counselor at Law,
AITS fiSAL ESTATE AGENT.
RED CLOUD NEBRASKA.
Will bar and cell Real E-jtato on commission
and pay Taxes for non-resident.
lpocial attcntion'riven to the location of
SOLDIERS CLAIMS
Uudcr the act of JuneNtb. 1872.
Claim conte ted. and all manner of basinet
before tbe U. S- Land Office attended to with
-jromptaaeaandHateh.
LOCAL AGSNTiFOE B. k M B. B. LANDS.
Immigration Agent for Webster Co.
A. H. BO WEN.
JAS. LAIRD.
BOWEXaV LAIRD,
Attorneys at Law
AND
RKALjESTATE AGENTS.
t&- Will practice in all the Courts of
the State.
JU17IATA - - NEBRASKA
PROCTOR HOUSE,
G. D. PROCTOR. - - Proprietor,
HEBRON, NEBRASKA.
ThcTravclinir Public Will find this Hotel to
be first claf s in every respect.
a-Curriajte rum daily to Belvicere, the near
est Station on the St. Joe Jc D. C. R. R.
E. H JONES,
Watchmaker & Jeweller,
BSD CLOUD, WEBSTER COUNTY, NEB
J$rParticulur attention given to Re
pairing Fine Watches and
Satisfaction Guarantied.
I. W. TULLEYS,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
U. S. PENSION SURGEON.
Office 3d door South of Court House.
Sasidence One Hile-Eist of Bed Cloui
Dr. T. B. WILLIAMS,
Family Physician,
Tenders his services to the Public and
will attend to all Professional calls.
Office at the Red Cloud Drug Store.
L1TFR1 A FEED
J. D. POST, Proprietor.
Having fitted up a large Stable i prepared
at all times to furnish room and feed for teams.
Livary rigs on short notice.
Stable West of tho Valley House,
CARL WEBER,
G U Y S .11 ITH
Repairing don? on short notice, in the
bet htyle aud at reasonable rates.
HARNESS SHOP.
S. V. Ludlow
I now prepared to do all kinds of work
IN THE
Harness Line.
The best of materials used, and all
Work WARRANTED.
REPAlRIftt
Done on short notice and at reasonable
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Shop in McNrrr's Store.
Reel Cloud NefcrauKft.
Red Cloud Kills.
JMTIVJE
LUMBER,
Feed and Meal ctustantlY on
Hand.
aSCastom Work Warranted.
J. Q. POTTER fc BRO.t
BIS CLOUS, VEB.
W E. THRV
Surveyor of Webster Cesnty.
Will raUr attend to all ealla.
Ordn far wwkBMTb left at Clark's office
U Oaart Weaae. at Ka-t Cload.
Post Off ee addraas Weil. WeWter Co.. Neb.
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SUCK HOFHF,
OX01SZ 1VCX Jta., - - - PS0TH1T0X,
FRANKLIN, NEB.
tted AoosmmedotiBus, Livery and
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF.
C. L. MATHER,
. - Editor.
THURSDAY, MAY 14 1874.
CORRESPONDENCE '
From all parts or the State and country rea
porttully solicited . , ,
We do not read anonyaow lettars and com
munications. The nasae and nddress of the wri
ter are in all casa indispensable, a a gaaraaty
of good faith.
It ha9 been pugpestcd by two or three
of our leading citizen that the people of
Red Cloud and Webster cojoty gener
ally, form some kind of an organization,
havinz a "name and habitation," the
object or which will be to assemble at
stated time, or on proper call to discuss
all measures relating to our interests,
and be ready to take concerted action
whenever any emergency should arise
which would call for sudden attention.
Such an organization would, beyond all
doubt, be conducive to the public wel
faro. It might be local as far a? the town
or precinct is concerned, and each section
of the county have separate organiza
tions, or it might be ono strong combi
nation, composed of all the enterprising
citizens of the county, so far as they
would chooae to identify thejuselves with
the movement.. . J .
There are many questions of special
interest to the cit'zens of Red Cloud,
and incrdentally to the whole county,
which from present indications, will
never bn. acted upon, unless sonio such
organization is effected. The truth of
the old saying "That everybody's busi
ness is nobody's business," is exemplified
in our every day experience.
We have road matters, the bridge, and
mill interests, and immigration, and
many other things too numerous to
mention which ousrht to be continually
watched and looked after, aud which
must receive our attention if we wish to
prosper as a town and county If an or
ganiza ion of citizens was formed, com
mittees could be appointed to look after
each specific interest, and such action
taken as would be found necessary.
These hints are thrown out, and if any
one is disposed to take up the theme
further, the columns of this paper are
open for its discussion.
The question is sometimes asked why
TnE Chief does not contain more news
of a general nature such as congression
al reports, etc., and also, why such mat
ters are scarcely ever referred to edito
rially. These questions are asked in
good faith by our friends and patrons,
and we will "rise to explain" our own
view of the matter.
In the fir.-t place, we did not set out
lo publish a newspaper devoted to gen
eral news. At the outset, we stated
that our aim and object, was to make
The Chief dittinctively a local paper.
Not, however, confining its sphere to (he
county in which it is published, bbtTtd
the section of the State composed" of
the counties in the Republican Valley
and vicinity. This field, if well worked
over, will afford material enough to fill
with interesting matter, a paper much
larger than ours.
In the second place, we do not think
that general new, and long winded ed
itorials upon the leading topies of the
day, come within the scope of a county
paper, generally, and particularly in
our own case. Being away from rail
road and telegraph facilities, not even
the advantage of a daily mail, all the
source from which wo could gather the
material for a general newspaper would
be from other papers, many of which
arc already taken by our own subscri
bers, and by the time a rehash could be
thus given, would be old and stale.
Our paper is too small to contain any
great amount of reading matter. Those
who take an intcrc.it in the affairs of tho
great outnde world generally are sub
scribers of the large, city papers, which
are furnished at extremely low rats:,
much cheaper than the bare cost of is
suing the smal'est of county pipers.
If we succeed in furnishing a good
local paper, we are satisfied our labors
in that line will, in the end, be satisfac
tory to our friend-, and it will certaialj
fill the measure of our own ambition.
Tei Lowell Register has an editorial
on the subject of the removal of the
Land Office from Lowell to the valley,
and as a matter of course opposes such
step for various reasons given. Inci
dentally we wish to remark that if Kear
ticy cooaty is "so much superior to tho
Republican valley county, why is it that
Kearney has only 327 inhabitants, while
Webster has 2,i50, Franklin, Ilarlan
and Furnas about the fame. It ui little
strange that settlers prefer a good firtile
soil to "sand hills."
Here is a new lesson for railway com
panies. Juries are disposed to hold thum
responsible for all manner of things, but
a Wisconsin jury ha mulcted the Chica
go and Northwestern Railway Company
in damages to the amount of one thous
and dollars tor the kissing of a yoaag
lady passenger by the condactor. A fe
male school teacher, young and pretty,
was riding from Milwaukee to Baraboo,
and it came to be that she was sole pas
stager in the car before he reached her
journey's end. And it came ta pass a
the conductor took up her check, he
gave her a kiss. She aiade complaint
and the conductor, very- properly, was
dismissed, besides being fined twenty-five
dollars for assault. Trie young lady was
not content with that punishment of the
cJfewier bat sued the company and re
covered one thousand dollars. Suppose
she hsd been traveling on a "pass"
Weald the conditions on the back of the
. TL. -J .V-. j-...9
"The weight of the snow that fell la-t
Saturday night in the region round
about Oswego. New York, was so great
as to break down theu wires in every di
rection, cutting off Oswego, for the lime
bcinsT, from telegraph communication
with the world outside that city. As
the enow fell here on Monday night suf
ficient to whiten the ground, we shall
not be surprised to hear of good sleigh
ing in more northern tactions. The
"ground hog" may have beca right in
saying on 2d February tht the backbone
of the winter was broken but he failed,
very hoggishly, to tell us that the tail of
the winter would continue to wag all
through the spring."
The above extract is copied from a
Cleveland. (Ohio) paper of May 2d. We
copy it for the benefit of thove who have
been growling at the weather here in
Nebraska. On the date above mention
ed, hundreds of acres of corn h id been
planted in this county, and all the small
grain crops were up and covering the
ground with a beautiful verdure ofltving
green.
In Lewis county, New York, the fall
of snow ou last Saturday was over twen
ty inches. In Otsego county the fall
at the same time was equally heavy, and
the "oldest inhabitant" declares nothing
in his memory has paralleled i on the
25th of April. But these oldest inhabit
ants have miserable memoriea. About
Albaafand Trejr, br wit name atorm,
hundreds of trees were ruined, and tele
graphic wires broken. In Utica like
damage was done to the trees and shrub
bery. The Albany Journal says : In
Bennington, Vermont, the steeple of the
Congregational Church, 160 feet in
height was blown down, crushing an ad
joining house. At Boston Corners, on
the Harlem road, the trains had to stop
through fear of being blown from the
track. The snow drifted at some points
on the Harlem road to the depth of four
feet, and near Rutland, Vermont, to the
depth often feet. The Hudson steamers
could not move Saturday night. Ex.
NOTICE TO C0NTBACT02S ft BT7ZLSESS.
Notice is hereby given that the County
Commissioners of Webster County. Ne
braska, do invite proposals and bias for
the repairing of the bridge across the
Republican river, oath of Red Cloud,
in the County of Webster.
Said repairs to consist in the erecting
of one or more spans in the center of
said bridge. Length of break in said
bridge being about two hundred and
forty (240) feet.
Proposals and bids must be accompan
ied by plans and specifications for repair
ing by inserting one or more spans in
said bridge. Said plans and epecifica
tions uiu-t be on file in the office of the
Clerk of Webster county, Nebraska, at
Red Cloud, on or before 2 p. m., of Sat
urday, May 30th, 1874, at which time
there will be a meeting of the Commis
sioners of said County for the purpose
of opening said plans and specifications,
and if found satisfactory a contract will
be let.
Contractors will be required to furnish
bonds in doublo the amount of tho bids,
conditioned for the faithful performance
of contract, both as regards time of com
pletion and durability of structure, all
work to be faithfully warranted.
The Commissioners reserve the right
to rejeotany (fit aft bfds. 't -
For further information apply to the
Clerk of Webster County, at ited Cloud
Nebraska.
B order of the Board of County Coui-miv-ioners
for Webster County, Neb.
Red Cloud, Neb., May 12th. 1874.
J. A. TULLEYS, F. Mattiso.
Clerk. Chairman.
LEG Al7 NOTICE. '
In District Court in and for Webster
County. Nebraska.
W. L. Stone, Plaintiff.
against
H. S Kaley, I
Elizaheth Kaletr. V
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James W. Alexander,
J. G. Sadler, and
A. J. Armstrong,
Defendents.
Jxmes W. Alexander and J. G. Sad
dler, non-resident defendents will take
notice that a petition has been filed in
the above entitled action, the, object of
which is to obtain satisfaction "of a cer
tain mortgage on lots one and two (1 and
2) in block twenty-six (26). in Red Cloud
WebMer Co., , Neb., given by Henry
Kaley, and Elizabeth Kaley to said Jas.
W. Alexander and J. G. Sadler, to se
cure the payment of a promissory note
named therein, plaintiff being the as
signee of said note and mortgage. eeks
to deprive the several defendents of any
estate or lien which they may have in
said premises. You will also take notice
that you are required to answer said
petition an or before the 1st day of
June, 1874.
Jons R Willcox.
n43-4t Attorney for Plaintiff.
SCHOOL LAND SALE.
Notice is hereby given that on the
loth day of June, A. D. 1874, at the
hour of 10 o'clock iu the forenoon, at
the north door of the court house in the
town of Red Cloud, in the county of
Webster, I wilt offer for aala at pablic
auction, (d'tlTe "highest bidder, in tracts
not greater than forty acres, upon the
terms fixed by law, the following de
scribed school lands in the county of
Webster :
T. R.
Sections 1 6 and 36 1 north 12 west
do 16 2 do 12 do
Nisec. 36 2 do 12 do
Nisw 36 2 do ,12 do
Ni set 36 2 do 12 do
Section;. 16 and 36 3 do 12 do
do 16 and 36 4 do 12 do
E&nwiofne6I do 11 do
W&Beofs?i 161 do 11 do
Swinec. 16 1 do 11 do
Si aw 16 1 do 11 do
Section 36 1 do 11 do
N and set 16 2 do 11 do
Sections 16 and-36 3 do 11 do
do 16 and 36 4 do II do
Nwt 16 1 do 10 do
n&swiorswil61 do 10 do
Sections 36 1 do 10 do
do 16 and 36 2 do 10 do
do 16 36 3 do 10 do
do 16 " 36 4 do 10 do
do 16 " 36 1 do 9 do
do 16 " 36 2 do 9 do
do 16 " 36 3 do 9 do
do 16 ' 36 4 do 9 do
No lands will be wild for leas than
seven dollars per acre nor leas than the
appraised value thereof.
Said sale will be adjourned from day
to day till all of said lands have baea.
offered.
tied Cload. May 2, 1874.
J. A. TULLBTS,
VJUwk. 1
wi :
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Ifecriet Court of the 1-t Judi
cial District in and for Webster County
Nebraska :
Reubea DedricV
TS.
Mary Ikdriek. )
To aid Mary Dedrick defendant :
. You are -hereby notified that on the
2nd day of May, 1874, Reuben Dedrick.
plaintiff, fiW his petition in the office of
the derk of the District Court of said
Webxter County. Nebraska, praying
that be may be divorced from you.
You are also notified to appear and
answer said petition on or before the 5th
day of June, 1874 or paid petition will
be taken as true and judgment rendered
accordingly.
Keuben Dedrick.
by H. S. Kaley, Att'y.
45 tf $5.00.
Notice to Contriettn and Builders.
NOTICE ia hereby given, That sealed
proposals will be received by the under
signed for the building of a School
House in School District No. 22, Web
ster Co., Neb, in accordance with the
following specifications :
The building to be frame, 20 feet in
wi Itb, 30 feet long,' with 10 feet posts,
stone or brick foundation, and substan
tial piers fa"6fnter foundation. Foun
dation to be one foot above ground at
highest p'aceand six inches below the.
surface and lS-inches" thick. Alo, ona
privy 6XhV4"Kb partition in center.
Ifids to be apeaec
May 2hh. 484-
If ids to be tfleaed on Wednesday,
lne right to. reject any tfraffbTdsis
reserved. t 4-
Bids to be dirfcteaf to. "School Board
of-DwtrictNo J, Batin P.O., Web
ster Co., Nebraska.
I. H. HUMMEL Treasurer.
A. GARLOCH, Moderator.
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FURNITURE
i
STORE.
Real ClOaUl,
Neb.
SMITH k CALVERT,
Have just received and offer for sale a
large assortment of Furniture, carefully
selected with social reference to the
wants of the people, consisting in part of
CHAIRS, TABLES, BUREAUS,
bEADSTEADS LOUNGES.
SOFAS, PICTURE
FRAMES, &c 4c,
At Prices that Cannot be Beat.
j
UNDERTAKING . A .SPECIALTY.
cozrms ham to obssb.
IVE US J; CALL AM)
EX4iE PRICES
No Charge for Answering Question!.
NhW DRUG AND
GROCERY STORE.
in
Red Cloutl,
Ne.
We wish to inform the citizens of Red
Cloud that we havo a new stock of goods
which we offer at Granger prices.
Consisting of
DRUGS, PAINTS,
OILS, VARNISHES,
BRUSHES AND
FANCY GOODS.
Also a choice lot of
TEAS, and TOBACCOES,
PURE WINES an- LIQUORS,
VSpectal attention given to iJispens-
ingof Medwtaeraad Prescription.
We JU(ffCifmtiti9 - in
Qumhty tmkin Price.
RRSR ERE RC
THJE HT4NDABD,
Worcester's Quarts
DlCTiOjrR
Raeoaaandas) by the Sapariatnidefit of
Pablic laatractios tr tha Mau of Nebraska.
The aathoritj- of tha U. S. Seaata aad Hoaaa
of RaprataatatiTaa. aad of
rraarrr. sunn, quiver.
kuaaa. bus. iCAasnx.
auxaxBaa. bbt&vt. larar
arras. aiLSav vuraaeF.
aTTLLaaa. loin. Lovorauov.
EXIT, raxTov. IOTKIM,
aad thelaadiaa-aatharsofEgropaaad Aasariaa,
Retail
- $10.00,
Lihtal tins art srade to school diatrieta
taaekan. saiatileea aad Iaha.
RECOMMENDED TEXT BOOKS.
for Ceasaoti Schools.
Herd's Readers, Worcester's Dic-
tioaarie, Worcester s Spelling Books
andSeavov's U. S. Hiatorr, are also
recoaiaeadad by the State Saperiatea-
dent.
BREWER kTILKSTON, hbfebers.
Bnatoa, Mac.
Adareaa JOHJf M.TAGGART, Ag. '
30 iiawjia, ww.
VALLEY HOUSE!
Re.Cl.ud. Nebraska.
JOS. C. WARNER, - - . IroPrietor. i
This IItl Is eatlrelj- aew.haTiac ba built
tha present season, and is fittad ap with r?gar
to
cokTdiT ato cosrTBnxycs.
BOARD BY THE DAY & WEEK
At reasonable rate.
A large and commodious cTONK STABLE
has just been added to the premise.
Br Quod Barber in atttndaace at the ilouse.
City W cat Market
FRED D. HUMMEL,
Has just opened a Meat Market on
Webster street, next door south of Park's
Shoe Shop, where he will keep and sell
frefh meats of all kiuds.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
FOR BEEF CATTLE, HOGS,
AND HIDES.
Red Cloud,
Neb.
JOHN BREWER
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
led Cloud. Nebraska.
REPAIRING - NEA TL Y I) ONE,
JBrowa 4 f ucuntker,
Carpenters & Builders
Bel Cloud, Nebraska,
Is prepared to make estimate asi take eon
tracts for all linis !" buildings. 'J7-td
JOSEPH A. PEEKV,
REAL ESTATE
AND
TA X-PA YING A G KNT.
FBANEUN CITY, Franklin Scuntj Neb.
OLDEST
DRUG STORE
IN RED CLOVD.
Opposite Uarhrr A Co.
DRUGS, STATIONARY, FINE
SOAPS, SPICES.
Patemt Medicines
PURE WINES & LIQUORS,
CIGARS, MATCHES,
And tho thousand and one things usually
kept in similar establishments con
stantly on hand and for sale
CHEAP FOIt CASH.
Call and Sec.
MRS. II. F. LUTZ.
LAND! LANDi
NOW JS THE BCSTaTWE
To secure
CHEAP HOMES.
The B L M. R. R. LANDS
IN WEBSTER CO. NEB.
Are now in market, and are offered at
low rates and ON TEN years' TIME to
actual settlers, at rates varying from
$1.50 to $5, per acre
With a liberal deduction for cash in
hand.
These lands arc among the best in
the Republican Valley, and are
UNSURPASSED FOR FERTILITY
and beauty of Location.
Lee Estell.
RED CLOUD - - - NEB.,
LOCAL AQENT FOB WIBST11 C0TOT7,
Will at all times be ready to give all
information in regard to location of land,
terms of payment, Ac
TBZ FOLLOWING SXTBAOTS
From the Circulars of the B. A M. R.
R. Co., will in a meanrre, explain their
terms and the advaatages offered.
The purchaser can pay ch, or di
vide the amount ino three eoml parts
paying one-third d wn, one third in nue
year, and one-third in two yara, with
interes at ten per cent, anpually; or he
can have TEN vkars" time in which to
jaake ap the sum by small annual pay-.
sseat at six per-cent. latarea.
Moat boy on this Ktter plan of
TEN YEARS' CREDIT!
In which case the parchaser pays
at the oatset ooe year's interest at six
per-cent- on the price. He Bakes three
other payments, each of ix per eeBf
at the eemmeactaeat of the second,
third awl fourth years. At the ooamenc
taeat of the Ifth year, he pays oae
feveath of the pnacipal and one years
interest on the remainder, and the same
at the eoaimencBMai of each sBCcessire
year aatil all has beea paid at the end
of tea years. Aay bayer eaa pay i faB
at aay Uaae aad get a warranty deed free
of all iaeaaabraaea.
Bayers oa oar long aad geoeroaa ajd
k ef tea jean, are expected to settle
aad iasprove their Uad at their earliest
eosveaieaoe, say withw owe or two yeirs
o a to iai prove about three tenth- of
the Uad boaght, within three years froea
date of parchaee.
fvT'Better terms have sever been of
fered aad probably aever will he.
BjrWe iavite eaeaaariaaa aad dfy
A. CAREER & CO.
guide: rocml
DCALKRa IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE t.
ConMtiog lf
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Boots A Shoos
Hats and Caps,
Tobacco Cigars.
And everything usually kept in country stores.
Give us a call, examine goods, inquire prices', and be convinced that tha kail
place to trade u AT HOME.
A GABBER4C.
ISTEW STORE N'E"W STOB E
NEW GOODS,
JOHX BEREZI A CO,
Take ploaure in informing the citiieiw of Red Cloud, and the Public
that they have opened out ami have on hand a new and complete stock of
Staple & Fancy Grocerie
Of every name and variety, selected with MHiial relynnce to th wants af
the People of of the Republican V.illey.
CALL AND SEE OH It STOCK
We have, alo, a fine Stock of
DRY COODs. Boots & Nhoes
BEltKarZEUT Ao., RhI CIaikI. Kek.
NEW GOODS!
POTTER & PERRY
Takes this method to Inform, the PUBLIC that they have Just
opened up a new and complete Stock of
DRY. GOODS dc. GROCERIES,
Consisting
CALICOES. DARK, LIGHT A PINK,
CHAMBRES. DELAINES. LAWNS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS & LININGS.
CORSETS A SKIRTS, VAILS ,v GLOVES.
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED MILSUNH
TABLE LINENS. & TOWELING.
PANTS, OVER ALLS A SHIRTING.
BOOTH aft M1IOES, II ATM fc CAPM.
COFFEE, SUGARS L TEAS of all Klnils,
Canned Fruits, Oysters and Crackers,
Chewing and Smoking Toba.cos,
FLOUR. MEAL &, BACON.
And everything usually kept in a First Cla Dry Good- A Grocery Sture.
Potter A Perry.
Red Clcud Nebraska.
LUMBER! LUMBER
W. L. VANALSTYNE
RED C,OUn, JYEBRMSKA.
DEALER IN
PINE LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Doors. Blinds,
Sash Mouldings
Lime. Tarred Paper Etc
Aad every Article woally kept in a First Clas Lumber Yard.
I GUARANTEE TO DUPLICATE
AT JUNIATA OR HASTINGS.
B..ki:A. b s
sTvwaiiacaii ni vgr
STAGE LINE.
jonr ZZXL37,
Refalar triaa will be aaafe hetweea
JUNIATA aad RED CUX'D
OnTuday and Wnlneadaya of eaali
week. I ahaJl be r lnttl to carry p
sesarera apoo the dy crntiooed, Jeav
iuJaaiau, at 6 A. v. co Taewiy.
aad Bad Cioadac SsVifr, WaaiaawJaya.
Fata w lis. i
A'JEBIt.lSK.l,
x &&
tn part of
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ANY BILL THAT CAN BE GO!
BUY YOUR HEDGE PLANTS
And yoa will gi Good Stack.
rtcttell 4 Disfw,
Offer for aala the omiar Fail
200,000 Oaage
ONE THOUAND PEACH TREE
Naraerj sis aafla 9oahwer of
RED LOUD, NEBRASKA.
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