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An Epitome of Personal Affairs and Lee l
. Evente DUI'ing the Past Week.
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ii' . M. Sharp , of Dttt1"1I1g , i a
city viRitor thiR wcek.
tII Judg-c Wall , of l onp City , i ;
: attmu1ing' court this week.
.A C. 1\1. FOl'scyth , of Nl'W Heleua ,
rt is ( oit1gf1ut ' thiR wcck lS ju.ror.
II JI. D. Mills , \Vcstcrv1l1e ,
. . was in the city th first of thc
t week , attending court. .
' John \V. Adams , of Round' '
Valley , was a city visitor Tucs-
day. lIe made this ofiice a
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busines ! ; call.
j H. II. Andrews , of Callaway ,
, was in the city thc first of the
week , looking after husinesG in
the district court. '
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# ' W. ' 1' . Shaffer , who recently
bought the Jas. Mclndcffet farm
Ii near Round Grove , of the Gatcs
\ \ ' estate , war. in the city Tucsday.
' 'l'he court.l'onfimcl thc'Rale.
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Mrs. H. D. Piclcett left yester-
.u day for Scocia to spcn:1 a month
or six weck visiting with the
I family of Dr. J. .T. Pic1cett. her
I father-in-law. R. D , accompan- ,
I , ied her as far as Crand : Island.
I C.H.K nedy of Tabor Iowa ,
td was in the city the first of thc
wceklooking over business prost -
t lCct ! ; ; He had in view the lcas-
t ing of thc Burlington Hotel , hut
did not consumate a dcal ; JIs re-
" tnrned homc yesterday morning.
J. H. H. Cross , of An lc.r , was
) a city visitor today. lIe : informs
r us that his sister , Mrs. Brake-
1 man , of York , and her daughter ,
' Mrs. Williams of Litchfidd , an
, a neicc of Stromshuq , have hcen
I viciting hiUl of late.
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January 14 , l O ( ) , Harry ] 1 . Go-
vier and Sarah E. Smith , both
of Rlton , Hey. W. 'I' . Power ,
J ot iciating. 'l'he R l'U I.ICAN
, \ joins with the friends of the c\n-
tractiug parties ill e-rtenllin : g
congratulations.
I ev. 'V. 'r. Powem alul wife ,
I ; of Weissert , were city , visitors
'rllesday. Rev. Powers lJ1 forms
qa us that he and Re\ ' . Woods , of
l . Mason City , arc holding a serics
. ; . of.l . ectinKs at Bethcl Union.
> ' "k' TlIe , neeting3 commencell Satur-
} .1// day 111ght. .
'I ' 1'1 , L. Whittaker , of South
Omaha , formel'\ . resident of
Ii Mason city was.an east hound
, pas angcr Sunday , on his w : y
from Sioux county , where he
purchased a contest right on a
ection of gO\'ernment land. lIe
expects to ulo\'C to his homcstead
in the spring.
A. D. Bangs attended the
State Agricultural meeting threc
days last week. Th rcports that
they were splcndid hut there
were too man'Rubjccts of inter-
I fJJ , . est crowded 'in the time for a
r person to attend them all and not
' , P' unfrequently two or three mcct-
: 1 I ings were held at , the samc time.
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: I 1.'he Central Telephone Co" is
: arranging to publish a new tcle-
' l phone dircctory in th.e near fu-
,11 ture. J. M. Bates IS now en-
. ; t' gaged in soliciting the advcrtis-
1 $ ing. The book will contain
; i ) several hunlrerl more nameR than
" the last enc , publish d six
' : mouths ago , and thm ; is a 1I1uch
' l1ctter advcrtiRing mediu11I.
: l"ra Runan and Henrv ' Rumery
passcIl through the city''I'uesday
\ on their way to Mason City from
Julesbu1'g , Colorado. 'I'he hoys
" tricd farrmng laBt season b ) ' irrigation -
rigation bl\t were so wcll satis-
Heel that one year wa" suOicient.
Thcy will try old Custer again ,
. where irrigation i ! : ; not refptired.
'l'hc attention of the farmcrs
aud bURinc ! men are cal1ed to
the Farmers Institute to be hcld
in this city , II'ebrnary 14 and 15.
The otl ccrs arc endeavoring to
makc this one of thc most profitable -
table Institutes ever h 1d in the
county. The program will include -
clude somc of the bect informcd
mcn of tbe state nn Agriculture
and Horticultnre. Begin now
to arrange to attend the entirc
session and hclp make it a snc-
I cess ,
\ , . . Luther Miller , who retnrned
" recGntly from Cambria , olowa ,
J bought twp car load of Qorse
for the castern market. fIe haF
picked up f > OnH' fine animal fm
which hc p Jhl gOOtl priceR ,
g Hc hought one team of Chas ,
Praper of Ansley , for which Ii (
paid $300. Whilc at Ansley he
hought a mare of J. . Ticrne )
t for which he pairl $175. As hl
expects to ship direct tp Chicagc
, l' marke . he is only buying larg (
, horses 1U gOOtl flcsh. 'l'heyaver'
I aged him $118.
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R. C. 'l'albot , of Herw'n , wag
in the city the lif ! t of the w'ck.
R. ] : Brcg-a , of Callaway. iR in
thc city this \ Ver1nt.t 't t1ing
comt.
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If. 13. Glovel' , of COU1stoclc , is I
in thc city this wcek attcnding
court as juror.
W. C. lWiott , of Mason CiLy ,
is scrving as juror iu thc district
court this wesk.
Rev. Lc"aclV.ill preach in the
Baptist church at Merna next
Sunday aftcrnoon at 3 o'clock.
Wm. ' 1' . H.amscy of Hyno , was
among the welcomc callcn ; at
this office l'uesday.
Attorncy l . H. Bently war. in
the city the first of the weck
100Jdng aftcr mattem in the dis-
trirt court.
ndrew Sherbeck , of Wester-
"ille , who is in the cit ) . thig
week aH Juror madc this ol ce . a
busineRs call s stcrda'y.
8. Neth of Union Yallcy , was
a wclcome caUcr at this ofl ce
Tucsda ) " . He informe us that
hc has fourteen head of horscs
that arc orcly at lictcd with thc
distemper. Hc thinlcs the ) " now
are all out of danger.
A. C. Hapgood returnctl Tucs-
day night from a Imsincss trip to I
Fairbury , whcre he acceptcd a i
position as superintcndent of
painting and decorating for a
contracting tirm at a salary of
$1,000 aycar. - . lIe is to commence -
mence work March t st.
G. W. Apple has bought thc
Wildc building on th ( ' northeast
comcr of . thc square of H. G.
Rogers. As the IJuilding has
becn c01Ht'Ctnncd , 1\11' . A pple wilt
tcar it down , but just what 'his
piaus arc in r'ganl to bui1l1ing
on the lot we arc uninformcd.
J. C. Pre more , of 'Valworth ,
who suddenly became r tetotally
dcaf last December , was in the
'city 'fucsllay to consult Dr. Potter -
ter , the specialist. We hope relief -
lief may he relizcd. Mr. Pred-
more. is one of Custer county's
most highly rcspectpd and 10Jal
citi7.cns.
l . -m. Al1en al1l1 Dan I1askell ,
of Amold , were city visitors
Monday. Mr. Allen had a case
in 1:0111t against the U. P. rail.
road for damag ( > s for dclay in
sl1ippinl ' cattle to Omaha. A ftcr
thc jury was cmpannellell the
contetHli ng" pdrtic ! ; scttled t hl'
case and the jury was withdrawn.
Chas. ( allowar and wifc , of
Holilrege , arc visiting' in the city
anlLrcnewing old acquaintanccs.
Mr. Gal10way was in thc lumber
business in this city in thc early
days of the town , li't&t for 15
yc rB Ims heen a re I1ent of Hol-
drege , whcre he is engagell it :
the hunber business and is now
mayor of the ci ty.
Millanl Hill , who bas becn endeavoring -
deavoring for ovcr a year to " sevcr
his ofl cial relations wah "the U.
S. 'gQvcrnmcnt as postmaster at
Ortel1o and linaUy succeeded by
having 'the ofiicc discoutinucd ,
was a coun-y seat visitor Tucs-
day. He reportcd a rapid incrcase
of population in his neck.o'-woods
, and thinks that if aU parts of the
county are doing as wcll it won't
he long' until 0111 Custer can he
sliced into half it d07.en chunls.
Notice t Royal Highlanders.
. If. Yanlandingham has
bee-n el..ctcd secretary of the
Hoyal Highlanders to succecd
T4ulu Brown , resigned. All
membcrs of Berwick cat1c ! arc
requcsted to caB at thc Advo
roccry and pay their dues with-
111 the month to prevent suspen-
sion. 33tf
A U'I.incn Change.
Mrs. D. . ! Predmorc has sold
hcr millner store to Mrs. Chas.
Pcnn for the invoice price of
83400. Mrs. Predmore bas hecn
in business herc for sixteen ycars
Ii'cw 1ncn , in the community have
suoccedcIl as well in husiness in
that tillle as she has. For sc\'er-
al ycars shc has heen invcsting
hcr surplus rncann in farms an l
town proptrtT , besidcs building
I a tine residence in thc northwcst
I part of thc dty. Shc rctirc8
with several hundrcd acres 01
land , .Gome good city property
al1l1 t , Lf h RulTIrieut for a rain ) '
, day. Hcr large army of patrom
, will regrct to sec Iter retire m
she was a great fricnd in time 01
need to the worthy and hcr l < 1nd.
ness was appreciatcd. But we
prcdict that. the new proprictOl
will bc ablc to plcase her custom'
ers about as wcn as 1ny enc tha1
cQuld ha'C succeeded Mrs. rrcd'
more.
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Woodman Muquardo.
'rite 'Yoodman will give a
maquracte ! ball , February 14 , at
the OpI'a Jlou\e ! ' ,
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Barn , Ilor.ea "net Cow. nurn.
'YcdncHla ! ) ' night of last w'ck
nan Mauk , , who li\'es thrl'c mi1e
south-cast of town had the miH , : ,
fortune to loo\c ! hi harn and ron-
tent h ) ' Jirc ,
'l'herc werc six hcal of horses ,
four head of cattle , four scts of
harncin ! ' ! the harn at the time.
'J'wo of the catllc and nne of the
horses ( , sl apcd hut were badly
bUrl1Nl. 'L'hc two cattle that
wcre huntcd to Ilcath were his
milch row\ ! ' . ft \\.as a framc
barn and containcd a small
quantity of .lm ) ' . 'l'lte entire los\ ! ' ,
was ahout cight hundrcd dollars. I
No 111surnncc. 'I'he fire was
started from a match. About
tcn o'clock at night the ho ) ' Wet1t
to the harn to el a haltcr to tic
up a horse. It being dark he
struck a mutch to find the haltcr.
It is supposed that the fire was
ignit d from thc matrh being
thrown down bcfore it was entirely -
tirely out. It' w s ahout midnight -
night whr.n Mr. Mauk disco\'cred
lhe fire hy 'the light shinning
through his bell room window.
It was thcn too latc to a\"c any-
thing.
Married.
GIHHWOTU--BIWWN--At the
residcncc of T4. II. Jewett , this
morning at 10 o'clock , Calvin A.
Griswold of 14ittlc Hock , Wash. ,
'and Miss T4ula Brown , of this
city. Thc bride is the daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Brown.
li'or the past threc or more years
she has becn dcput ) ' tf 1der Postmaster -
master Jewctt. She \'as ef11cient
and ohliging anG cnjoycd the esteem -
teem of a large circle of fricnds.
The groom is a stra lger to us
but in his choice of a life companion -
panion hc has shown good judge-
mcnt. He is an engincer.
'I'hc cercmony was performecl
by l e\ ' . .I. If. 'I'paganlen , in the
prescnce of a few in\ ' ted guest ! ! .
Miss. Mable Holcomh playcd the
wedding march. -
'l'he , ) ' left , on 4 at 10.13 : fOi'
lheir home in Washington. ' 1'hc
I UPUUIICAN extcnds congratula-
lions.
.Junior n. Y. P. U.l lect Officcl'A.
'l'he Junior B. Y. P. U. has : :
elccted the fol1owing ofiiccrs for
the ensuing year : tPre ident ,
Alice Humpflrey ; First Vicc-
prcsidcnt , Horacc George ; sccond
vicc-president. Tom IU11il1S : if ,
third vice-prcsident , Mih1f'II
Irallj Secretary , Lillie A111sb rrYj
l'reamlrer , .Tohu Cadwellj Li-
brarian. . Letha Humphrev . ; . Or-
gamst , Ro s Armourj Supenntcl1-
dent , T\Jrs. D. 1\1. Amsberr ; - As-
gistanl Superintcndent , B\'a
Call wc 11.
JlAP'I'If'I' ; CIIHHCII
ScrccR in the Baptist Church
ncxt lords day at 11 n. 111. and
7:30 : p. III. Subject in the morning -
ing , "Not to be deutcd.I ! ' ] n the
cveninf , "I ac ( ' Hunning" . II A
cordial invitation if ; g'en to
these scrviceR. 'l'he ordinance
of haptisl11 will he administcred
at the cvening scrce. .
A. 1\1. Levack , Paster.
MeeiinUIJ Cioacil.
We ol1lmitted to mcntion last
week thc close of the series of
mceting at the Japti.t church
Sunday night wcek by C.1aplain !
Whitc of .1ac1son , 1\fiGhigan.
l ev. While proved himsclf to be
an abl ( ' and cloqucnt Rpeaer ] alll1-
a very ag'1'tea hie g'cn tlel11 a n.
'l'here wcre betwecn twcnty and
thirty that profcs ! cll rOtl\'CmiOl1
iu the twn weeks he wa here.
He went from here to Kansas
where he hal another engag-e-
mcn t.
Anoiher Hural M"il noute.
1 . Sldnner has circulated a
petition for a rural mail route
from Broken Bow to Rlton. The
petition has becn forwanl.ell to
Congressman Kinkaid. While
thc pctiti n dpes not prodde for
a change 111 Hural Houte No.2 ,
the prohabilities arc ; that if
Houte No. 3 is grantcd Route
No.2 will be shortened at the
northcast anlextendcd \ south.
BY sur-h a changc more people
can be accommodated by Routc
No.2 and discolllmoded none as
} oute No.3 will takc its place ,
VanCott nrun hinlJ Out.
.T. . 'TanCott has purchased
Roctcwe11 & Konl < el's ! 1tock of
hanlware ai1l1 furniture and will
combill ( his and thcir stock as
soon as thcir stock can he rc-
duccd enough so thcir bqilding
wi ) ) , ( ( 'c01uJ1Iodate hoth Rtoclm ,
which will probahly takc a I\lonth \
or six weeks.
Notice.
'ro whol11 ! t may conccrn
All parties arc hcreby notil cl ]
not to purcha e a notc g'cn by
Waltcr Bcncc to ( I' . C. Albert fOt
$15 as T have lost said not am1
- it has not hcen pah\ \ .
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Insurance that immrcs.
3Rtf H. / G. MOOHJt.
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I"fl'sh O'stcl'scandycigam and
tohacco t 1\Iike Hl'anlon .
14't UR he yom printer. 'I'he
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'l'aylor. 32-33
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erty with B. 'V , Blair. 37tf
We always havc moncy to loan
on farms. W. < i.Ioore ) 111 Applc
Block. 35tf
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in pagturc for rent.
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Bowman & ; Anderson , just west
of tlu : Sec trity Statc Bank. 10tf
.T. N. Peale Co. for the fincst
lot of readJ made clothing in
Custer COltllty. - 22tf
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SIJ"cfncle.t Spec tneJe.1t
Wc arc selling gold fillcd $5.00
kiUlI for $1.00. Let mc lit Jon
at Harton's Sc < ; end Hand Store.
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- poc1cct book betwcen
Bowen' store and Honth side ,
conlaining about $ ( ) O. 'l'he finder -
er will be liberally rewardcd hv
returning it to N ls 'Vhipple. :
, F01 SA L'm OR ] ! XCIIANG g ,
Good Pcrcheron stallion , six
yeam 0111 , wcig-ht 1700 :
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savc you money if YOlt will ca1l
and see Peck's clothing at J. N.
Pcale Co. 22ts
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lots , 50x140 feet. Good framc
housc , good barn , gooll well and
100 hearing fruit trees. Fnquire
.at q1i 1 office. t7tf
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l 'OH SAJH-A ncw house , 24x26
four rooms , witbin two blocks o
the quarc. fnquire at this
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WanlellHorRen and cattle to
winter al 50 cents per head per
1I10nth. Plenty of g-ood hay ,
fang"e aud water. AddrcR Chas.
Owcn. Al1wlmo ! , Ncbr. 313S
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a sampcof \ Kherson oatR he
raised lafit Reason , that malIc Si
hush cIs to the acre. He has
2000 bURhch to se ) ) for secIl at 35
cen ts per IHwhel. . 32-33
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YOUNG MUN-Thc Moler Bar
bcr College , Dcnver , Colorado ,
certainlv oncr a splendW chancc
to lean the harbcl' trade , just
now. 'l'hch' scholarship can
practically bc earn cd before com-
plcting' . ft : nc1udc5 too1s , hoard
and positions. Write thcm.
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ary ( , th Bnd O. I OUJ1l ( trip
$ I-I.rJO. 'I'icltets roOl for 21
days. See the ig-hh1 anll some
gpod latH1. 1':1111I1in. : . uf G. n.
'I'horpp , ollicp o\'cr N. Glel1ns.
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Auciion ami Second I'llmd Gooch.
Wc havc mo\'cd just north of
D1'Ilkc's clothing-store. waut
all of Tour old stuff. Auction
evcry 8ahtrlla ) ' .
32-33 J. C..BAH'l'ON.
" \Vc ha\'e receivell very fa\'or-
able commcnt on the superior
quality of our Moon Bros. Rug-
gie5 and wc arc glad to lenow
that our opinion that the pcoplc
of-Custer county arc willingat
tllls time to bu , ) ' a bcttcr ciass of
buggil'r ; than heretofor , It harcd
by the public. 1\Ir. A. I. Boath ,
uorth of roken Bow , on Monday
pnrchascII one of our hest hug-
gic1. WnIs CADWm.I"
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f.und for Sille.
fc'ol' sale , 328 ] j acrc'1 of finc
land , 120 acres in cnltivation ,
aB hut aboUl hO acre' , good farm
laud , 100 acrcs fenced in pasturc ,
new sod housc l1x20 feet wd 1
fiuishcd fr < &Ulc stahlc , 12x32 feet ,
larg-e cl10iWh for eight horses ,
go 011 well. wind mill , all\ \ good
cellar with" framc hnilding o\'cr .
it , half mill' of nice trees on
sOl1th linc. Price , $4,000. Ji'ot
particulars enquire at Rl ) , l'HII'
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J\nseln\o \ , N ( ' hraslca. 31-3fJ
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Custer County fanns.
21 tf R. G. Moore.
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We cnrry a fun stock of Lumber , : }
Sa1h ! , Doors , Mouldings , etc. i
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rli Ag.en s ( Ol' the Nebraska qcn ral : ,
f.t1 Blllldll1l & T40an Assocmtlon. i
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liargains in l arnlJand ] anll anc11es
Wdtp fol' liBl with pdcm and h I'IUH of ah' ,
1 r yon halal1l1 for rale list it with me.
C01'rcspolUlcncl' with non-1't sidcl1t land owncn1 solicitcIl
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RESSE & MOOREHOUSE nROK N now.
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licensed Embalmer
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DAY AND t ICHT CAllS PROMPTLY
Ar SWEREO.
NO SETTER HEARSE IN NEBRASKA.
PHONE No. 322. BROKEN BOW.
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BY Ol DEIUNG YOUR S'l'ORM SASH Ol '
H. T. BRUCE a , CO.
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= = Bgf/IEVING that our bcst intercsts will be :3 :
= = enhanced hy giving' to our customcrs at : : :
E a ) ) times , thc yery hest goods for the least :3 :
= = monc ) ' , wc wish o ca11 .your attention to thc = =
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= = \Vc arc now huying a hurning oil under the = =
: : : : brand of Perfection which hi guarantccd to = =
: : = us to be the finest illul11ating" oil manufactur-
: : : : cd. We will se ) ) you this oil at 20c a gallon = =
E in Ringlc gaon ) ) quantity , or IlJc a gallon in 5 = =
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= = \Vc wish to nay thal we will guarantee the = =
: : : : : : Perfection Oil to be cqual , in b trning quality = =
: : : to any 25c or 30c oil evcr sold in Brol < Cll Bow fr" : =
E : or thc slate of Nebraska. , ; ; f . ; : ;
: : : : The price of thir. oil is now within OIC reach : , , : ; . .1. =
= = of a11 consumers. Don't ask us fo1' hettcr oil. 't' , ' ' '
: : : We can't . buy bettcr goods and thercfore can- - : : : =
- : : : : : 110 t fu flUS h he ttpr , : : : : : :
: : : : : CI ( > all YOllr lamps , cmpty out thc old stalc oil , = =
E put in a new wick and give Perfcctioll a trial. . : =
. : - : : : I vcry gallon . guarantecd. We stand behind' = =
: : : : : all aHserhons wc make. - -
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; : 20c per ga 110n. = =
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