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a CelsbrAtosl Case.

In. 1877 w. II. Humphreys borrowed
money Of s. p. Griffith, Of this county,
making ehattle mortgage on saw
mill and some horses. Griffith sold the
notes ana mortgage to L. Mutt. In 1878
Mutt replevined the horses. Humph-
reys defended upon the theory that o. j.
Hunt was under obligations to pay the
mortgage and had simply used Mutt as
. tool 70 get rid of the mortgage and
gobble up the horses. Suit was brought
IN Chase county, The case was nearly
tried out in 1880, and the plaintiff, be-
Ing taken by surprise, got continu-
ance. The PLAINTIFF side OF the case
was again tried in May, 1881, ard the
court refused 20 let the defendant intro
duee any evidence under his answer,
and be took leave to amend and the case
was continued. The case was again
triedto-day at Cottonwood Falls, and the
court again refused to let the defendant
Introduce evidence under his amended
answer, and the defendant took leave to
amend second time, and the case was
continued TIL December. Buck & KEEL.
logg have represented the plaintiff all
the time. w. A. Randolph was the de.
1endant's first attorney. He is now rep
resented by Col. Wood and Young and
Kelly. lGna
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cOmmiaslOners' Procssdlng..

SATURDAY, June ~.
The county commissioners met to-day
and transacted the following business:
w. T. Stokes, j. j. Bowers and d. j
Stork were approved as school land ap,
praisers to appraise the west half OF
section 10 21-lO.
Isaiah McCrary, Chas. Gilman and ID.
,Chamberlin, were appointed appraisers
q appraise the north half of section 80
21.10.
d. II. Holmes. Porter Richey and
Henry Morris were approved TO appraise
certain lands in section 30, 81, 12.
The following persons were allowed
aasignments ON certain lots In Americas,
} Christian Wells and j. D. Brazier.
J.W. Lynn was allowed an assignment
on El<, sw 8, 10, l2.
1t was ordered that Paul Burkhardt,
who was imprisoned for an attempted
rape Ia Cehter township, last March, be
released from confinement upon paying
costs and providing for payment of fine.
The commissioners then adjourned.
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DissrIct Court.

SATURDAY, June 10.
The following Is n record of the bust
ness disposed of in the district court to
day;
A. w. Allen vs.. the Santa Fe railroad
company; appeal dismissed bv the de.
PENDANT and appellant costs taxed to the
defendant.
y Q r. Campbell VS.. the X. G. s. Z
railsoads defendant offers to confess
Judgment for $500.
w. s. Cook vs.. the K. c. & f. rail.
road; defendant offers TO confess judg-
fnent for 500.
j. L, Kregelo Va. the K. c. & L. rail.
road; defendant offers In open court tn
confess JUDGMENT for $500.
- B. Fagg rs. the X. @. 4. Z. rail.
road; dismissed and costs paid
David Taylor, Jr., vs. the X. q. &. E
railroad; settled and dismissed.
samuel =. Cory vs.. the Santa Fe com.
penyi trial 10 jury and verdict for plain.
M for 5000.
Court adiourHsd until Monday morn
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WOMAN.s E1E11eNn


Having been troubled for many years
with kidney disease, with severe pains
in my back and iimbs-my ankles were
at times very badly sWollen-I was ad-
Yised to go to The hospital for treatment,
which did on the advice of friend,
but found no relief, at least only of a
temporary nature, and had given up
all hope OF q cnFe until my husband
was advised TO nse Hunts Remedy by q
friend that had used il anal been cured
of a severe case of dropsy and kidney
trouble. procured q bottle, and had
not used more than 0ne-half of the bot.
tie before / began to be better, no pain
in the hack, AMI the swelling of my
limbs commenced TO go down, and my
appetite Was much better, for ! had be-
come so bad that all ate distressed me
very much. 1t was really dyspepsia,
combined with the other troubles, and
have used four bottles, and am able to
do my work and attend to household
duties which before had been burden
to me, and I-can only thank Hunts
Remedy for the health and happiness
which ] now enjoy, and esteem it a
great privilege and duty to give you
this letter In behalf of nay many suffer-
ing lady friends in Boston and the coun-
try, and can Only say in conclusion thai
If you once try II you viii be convinced
as was, even against my own will, that
Hunts Remedy Is indeed woman's
friend.
You are at liberty TO use this for their
benefit il you choose.
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A,.,.e- r,-.e.1v 8 K.g.-. C,.v.

KaNsAs CRY, June i5--Jchn RaYser,
I. mechanic. aged *, this afternoon shot
and killed Ada Thorn, an inmate of
Kate James, bagnso on West Third
street. handsome girl aged IS. Rayser
married the girl about year anli = half
agD ri LeaVenWoEth. She afterwards
len him. and several weeks ago entered
on lite 81 shame ID this city. RaYser,
while unfier the lnfluence Of liquor. xis-
tied her this sfseFnoOn and attempted ID.
persdade her Ia refnrE Failing II this
he drew reTBIveF and llsrd five times.
three balls entering the woman's head,
one her shoulder, and the last passed
through her heart 4fetFeatiag, he fired
twice at The other inmates and twice e.
an ofliFer con- Inc 10 arrest him, hut
without effect He was then sIzerpow-
cred and aisarJnsfj The real name 0l
the girl Is AE.ale,son She lived a. EeaV
enw0Eth, where Rayser was employed
II labor when he married her
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The caanis@han-TsoIe Case.

The entire time Of the district couF
was consumed Wednesday IN ihe trial OF
the above named case. The plaintiff
Alexander Cunningham. lives At Coun-
Gil Grove. but ahbui three . .rs ago did
business al Americas, an. ~i.ile there
had SOON dealings with J,~oi, Bolt, the
defendant. who lives la rrai vicinity.
The case has been on the 4 k.tiwo and
a half years. II WAS tried Dli1Fea jury
in 1881 and again in September 1882; IN
beth of these trials the jury disagreed.
The trial yesterday was agaia i~fpre q
jury. There was y large number Of
Witnesses and friends ou bath sides from
AmerIcus, and we learn Thar there has
been much talk and considerable feeling
there about the case There were some
interesting facts rs well as nice ques'
tions of Law that came up.
Messrs. Cunningham s McCtriy with
their Characteristic tenaei,y Il purpOst
and legal accumen succeeded in gain.
ing a triumph for their client Mr.
Bolts attorneys, Judge Peyupn and /. Z
Lambert, making most spirited anC
well contested defense Ji,.. amount d
judgment was between t Re. and foul
hundred dollars and The r'~tS viii
amount TO nearly as much.
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AvEsGA Hss rArHks..s DEArn.


Dukes. slse Murslezer ana seslneer. shot
and Killed Ry James Mutt
HARKrBuRn. June 1a-The follow
ing was jass Eeerivvd by Treasures Bal
ley:
i'm Mutt has iuet this mrmetst-8 .05
shot ana killed Dukes Thts risbars
him Signed q. l3AAl1.
PrrTsBuRa, June Is -The Passss In.
inntown. Pa special saSs:. Jas. Nun. a
son Of State Treasurer Capt. A. @. Nun
ldeceasrd1. shut and killed a. N. Dukes,
his fathers purarrer, this evening at
. 80 o'clock. He ahol four times ali
the balls tsking effect. Dukes died IN
stantiy. Dukes had been warmed fire.
Quentiy of his danger in remaining IL
UiIissnupEu. and he lately said Thai
ne would rather stay there. OF N
sBe centt-ry. It is said that he had
expressed fear If the sun of Captain
Mutt, and was NEVER on the street
after night To-day, James Mutt was
seen prActicing with . revolver at his
home, and this evening about z 30 be
Gas standing near the postof1ce when
Dukes came along. As Dukes was pass
| ing he turned his head and noticed
Il j
| doorway ana fired the slle4 TAX ing s.fEect
in Dukes' side. Dukes started 20 rut,
when Mutt followed and shot again. BY
this time Dukes was, On toe p0stoffict
steps when he received another shot and
fell inside the door. Mutt followed and
| fired TWO more shots into Dukes pros.
/ lraie body, the first taking effect in the
neck. Dukes was dead before any one
could get 10 him. The revolver that did
the work is the same that Captain Mutt
carried On the morning of his death
Young Mutt gave himself mp and Is now
| in Jail He was calm but pale as 3 sheet
| Five shots were fred, four taking effect
The coroner's jury ia BOW sitting. Elk.
element is running high.
At IL O'Clock tonight everything was
| quiet. Young Mutt IS not quite twenty
years of age. and has always been con.
sidered quiet and inoifensive. It Is said
however, that he has been practlcine
| with q revolver for some time past
The murder which led TO the tragedy
of tonight Is still fresh in the minds o.
all. Dukes. who was engaged TO Mis-
Lizzie Mutt. had written Infamous let
iers 10. her father, Capt. A. G. Mutt
upon invitation Of Dukes had gone Is
the Iatter,s room in \ hotel ou the 24tl
of December, to settle the affair quietly
when Dukes shot him and killed him
The murder created intense excitement
HQd Dukes was arrested, tried and &C
quilted. His release created great in
dignation and threats on his life werl
made on all sides, but no attempt wa
made 10 carry them out, and il was gen
orally believed he would be allowed q
remain at UniontOwn unmolested
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wHEELnEss nrErIso.


Responsibilities NJ the E1npOrla fs<cyele
Clnb.
The wheeImen Of Empot aBset Friday
evening At the drag store OF Tsinl Ie q
Irwin. FOR the puspose.of forming an or
ganizaflon. An associations Mss per-
fecied. and the following others we're
elected:
President-W. K. Irwin.
Secretary and Treasures Frank Blu
cher.
Capt4in--J " Murphy.
First Lienienant-E. n k.nEan.
Second LieuteasDt-H ). Bacon.
The f.sIla sing named gentlemen were
appointed as committee 10 kraft con-
ststution and bylaws; j. vs., Murphy,
z. w. Klnnan, W. s. bacon.
The following lie a full Irt Of the
membership Of the club: j. w. MUIR
ply. E. w Kinnan, w. S Bacon, C. L.
Severy, W. Il. Irwin. John Orr. W. n.
Duff. o. Griest, Ivy Ba.k. 0nas
Page, Prof H. D. NulIIng. Frank and
Parr Butcher
The personnel 81 the org miz Iiion is
excellent, and no pains viii be spared
by the members Of the club 10 make Il
the best body OF whetlmen in the state
OF Kansas. and this We believe they can
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AROUND TOWN.


y d. .. AlcMarirle has received the con-
tract FOR doing the plumbing and fur
nishing the gas fixtures At st. Mays
hospital.
y. +. Cory. who hurt his hand on the
cara and sued the Santa Fe company
for $4,000 damages, was given 5000 by
the Jury.
J. n. Holmes has secured the contract
for putting the seats Ia the Episcopal
church. They are % be OF yellow pine
and walnut.
3. Richardson has sold large
quantity Of MANILA roofing 20 ID.
sherburns, 10 be used upon his sugar
factory near Dunlap
The Ernst properly east Of the city.
containing ten acres was sold Friday
the Wells real estate agency 20 Addison
Lssgsit, Tor s2,O5O-
Councilman T. j. Price sold bunch
OF cattle At Kansas City this WEEKS
head-which averaged 1855 pounds to
the head. They were fed in Batter
county.
~ Il beats all how many corn plows,
moving machines, and such like farm
implemehis were out of repair Saturday
and had 10 be brought to town TO be lin
ksred mp.
w. II. Suppe has hanging in bis store
. ane India ink portrait Of himself and
wife. They are true to lie. and in every
respect do the artist, Mr.. g. A. Graham,
great credit.
w. r. Irwin has ordered two more
bicycles, one for Prof. Nutting and the
other for Livy Buck. They Will be the
finest Of their pattern If a fellow don't
want TO be convinced that il Is impossi.
Bile for him 20 exist and be measnrablJ
happy without a bicycle, he wants 10
keep out OF sight and hearing Of viii
Irwin.
VIM. w. Scott, lately conductor on
the Santa -Fe road has purchased the
Eistun brothers farm, five miles south
OF Emporia. for $4,000. The sale was
made by the NEWS land department
The same agency has lately sold The f.
n. Merchant farm to Mr.. John Loud
and one hundred and sixty ac-es Of land
each, 10 Wm. Graffsnsiein. VIM. w.
Caldwell and Mrs. Nancy Carey.
J. II. Griflth and Capt. Bruner. OF the
Emporia Hardware Co. each wear quite
novel and valuable watch charms, pre-
scnted by the Michigan StJve Co, Of
Detroit. The charms are made in imi-
{ tation Of the companY's trademark, and
on the diverse side are stamped the
words, Garland Stoves and Ranges
and on the reverse Compliments OF the
Michigan Stove Co" They are solid
gold and make very neat and becom.
ing ornament TO the watch chain, as well
IS being first-class advertising scheme
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AImast a FrsehtfuI accident.

An accident occurred nj the Missouri
Pacific depot Friday which came
very near being serious affnr The
orth-bound train meeting the SOUTH
bound train AT the junction, was com.
PEELED To- switch onto the track which
goes around on the west sl,le OF the de-
pot. AS 1t did so. the brakes MOI being
put on in time, it struck number of
freight cars which were "n the side
track. causing them To rebound with
sufficient force tn run into the Normal
hack, which hsd backed onto the track
for the purpose Of unlOadiBs trunks on
the platform. The hack was c0nsidera-
bly, smashed mp, but fo-tuaaf " the
driver and team escaped mi Try.
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Commonwealth: II is almost impos-
sible to appreciate the progress being
made by Kansas people in the direction
of money getting. A few days ago we
published short account of gentle
man by the name of /. A. Shriver, who
settled on homestead in Butler county
some ten years ago, without a cent of
money. and that he had just sold bunch
Of cattle in Kansas City, for $1O.933. A
day or two ago Major sAlmerin GiIIett,
of Emporla, was in our Office telling us
about his stock farm and other things.
The major settled in Emporia in 1866.
the year after the war. He had been
honorably discharged from the army and
came 60 Kansas TO find town in which
to practice law and build for
himself n home. He opened
small office and with few
dollars commenced the battle of life.
To-day he Is rich man In addition
TO other valuable property, he
has splendid stock farm in
Greenwood county, covering several
thousand acres, with some five hundred
acres in corn and two hundred in nillet
His cattle are numerous, of good blood,
sleek and fat. The major is an honored
citizen, too, whom it Is pleasure to
know. In glaneing over Butler cOun-
ty paper yesterday, we noticed that
"Elliott X. Robinson, of Benton town
ship, has one thousand dollars TO loan
on good security" Mr.. Robinson came
TO Kansas ten or twelve years ago, from
Kentucky poor boy. He took home
stead away out on the prairie west of
the Whitewater, and worked ont by the
month TO earn money to build a cabin.
To-day he has q splendid farm. nice
home, lovely wife and family, and
money TO loan. The pioneer farmers
had rough time of it at first; thous-
auds of them abandoned their home
steads and left the state, and for years Il
was struggle with those who remain
ed Finally the railroads came, the
products of the farm found ready mar
ket, and the rich soil Is returning M
hundred fold 10 those who possess IT.
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ne Looked straight a. me ElrphAnt


Avery slick piece of pncketpicking
was, performed Saturday while the
elephant4 of Barrett's circus were being
unloaded from the cars. A large crowd
of eager spectators was st ndIng about
with eyes, ears and mouths wide open,
taking IN the whole performance, when
a man standing in their midst cried out
in clear, authoritative voice. "look out
for the elephant - and at the same time
spreading his arms out with backward
sweep, as If pushing the crowd aside IN
order To give more room for the manage
ment of the descending ,lsph mt. and
while thus pressing his Iands against
the breast of man on either size of him,
extracted from the y-si pocket
of one OF them fine
gold watch aud made his ..sal e.though
his performance was witnessed by sew.
eral in the crowd. The victim of the
thief, however was tao intent nn looking
at the elephant to catch ON I" the scheme
of the willy pillerer, ana his precious
time-peice will probably n yer BE- re
covered.
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beefsteak before Yon. What an. yoa ear
ing Surprising il its BE tht hest, beef
Is made up Of about IS per cent water
% only 10 per cent. OF albnmen and 8
per cent offat- Why. sir, the bseI-eal-
ers would seam die Of starvation IL ii
was MT CIR the bread and p0taioes. p
This - not very fancy Hying,s said
the scientist. shut, il Ton keep IL mp.
You viii get fat on u. and feel good ali
the time. Now, how much do yon think
all these six dinners have cess me
Well. little more than half as much
IS the Two siinneTs at the French res
taarant cost you So yau have got a
little idea what people of small means
mighf do il they only knew. and would
try. Ifyau will meet me some oihaE
time. will tell you gold many more
curious fhings.p
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DEPENDENT ODYSSEY.

The Great Star Reuter- Serenaded.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June lbs. w.
Dorsey was serenaded late this evening
at his residence by the c,lore,i R.Dubli-
can club of this city. Hc Insdc brief
speech in acknowledgement of the
courtesy in which he said Il thank you
for the heart yop haYe shown in calling
here this evening thank y.4 not only
for myself, but for all the siel. pdsnts. /
thank you not only for the defendants
and their families, Lut / thank you
for the courage you have shown IN the
presence of all the dishonor the govern
ment has tried TO put upon me la cover
ing the graves Of my mother and my ba.
bies with Infamy. You are brave enough,
you are strong enough to raise up your
voice and yolr right hand against this
attempt at injustice. thank you for the
courage that you have shown. ! thank
you for the pluck meg like yRo can
show, looking in the Iaci- All pnwsr The
trembling wires ThIt bare tire message
Of acquiItsl 10 Berlin, Moscow and Dun.
lin told the paor, lowiy and lscIll ssi
there were yri twelve In ~ y hncOnid be
found, whu would ihai Just ~ them
That IN n. WAS NJ goveTnnsnI large
enough, There was MT public treasury
fruitful enough, there WeFe-n not loads of
gold thick enough, there was not ex
ecutive power great enough to seduee
the judgment ut twelve hnnest men. !
don't care abOnt myself. II Is matter
of little consequence who ls convicted
or who is mot Il is matter Of graet
importance whether there is any
government power strong enough or
whether there is any treasury full
enough tn bow down Justice. However
humble this trial and This veydict, il has
placed upon the books of Justice splen
did record of the manhood of the Jury,
made up Of Democrats and Republicans,
eolored men and whIte men, Protest
ants. Catholics and atheists, All agreed
that the men charged were not guilty.
So IL turns out that in the District oG
Columbia. where the cloud Of pnwer
casts ats shade over every tndividual
twelve men could be fund who would
not bend the pregnant hinge OF the knee
thai thrifs might follow faWniug. A hala
Of glory and truth will hang about them
as long as they live. aid will decorate
every thalrhed cnit%ge that has been
built or w1l be built il the mex thou
sand years. 001d-bye; thank goa.
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R,sh nonnea

The inIiiai piec4 of tbiexing ia con-
necstan with the circus aPpears TO have
been performed a. the residence OF $. II
Rich. on Market street, some time after
midnight last. Mr.. Rich has some hired
men, For whom he leaves the door open
every night. 10 the rcighborhoOd Of the
hour above stated, Mr.. Rich heard some
one 10 the bouse. bat supposed it was
lsissn,en who had just come In. and took
noflrsher hotlce Of l.. This morning,
however. he Harmed that he had been too
nnsnSpeeiing. as his vest, which hung at
his i,s tside, vas gone and with il fine
nllg.-I 4nich that he mad hut q short
n No agsspaid $ee for The vest, how
eser. Eas found in the yar.i, having been
ca, .sside ~ al Improbable piece of
flandsF There lie no clue to the thief
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Mr. II. Barry, baggage master on
Eastern Railroad, Boston, says:
Il have used Hunts Remedy, the
great kidney and liver mediciue, ia my
family for months. Il was recommend
ed by friends Ia Portsmouth who have
heen cured Of kidney troubles, and
find il just as represented, and worth It's
weight IN gold. BY wife is using It for
dyspepsia, and has improved So rapidly
that cheeFfully indorse il aa famsly
medicine of real merit, and would bot
be without it."
April 81. 1888.
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The ereasest medical Hssissls.r II The
EsiElsi Warranted Il sperlisay cure
Burns kznises, Cuts. Uisx.rs, salt
Kiieunl. Fever Sores, Gssis.. rs. Piles.
e hllblains, EsrBs, fsttsr. Chapped
Hands. and al skin erupli..lss, guaEen.
ttsts e, cnfe in every instance. IN money
stinniesl. p cents per ssux Far sale by
B. ERlaf.ltinn.
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.Iohn of Pomuk.

The following scrap of history will be
Of interest 10 connection with very
fine oil painting which will be on exhi-
bitIon a. the art loan: John OF Pomuk
was n popular bohemian saint of the
Catholic church, and vas honored as a
martyr of the inyIolahiIity of the seal oil
the confession. tie was canon NJ The
cathedral Of Prague and eventually
vicar general of tn ,iIocese The queen,
Sophia, wife of Wenzel ~, selected
him for her confessor. Wenzel c0nceiv.
ing suspicious nf her. required Of John
TO reveal ~ him What he knew of her
life from the confessions which she had
made 10 him John refused and the
king resolved To In. revenged for the re.
lusAl $ ,on Afterwards the king put
him 10 torture, and then had him tied
ana flung into the MOldan. His body ac-
cording TO the tradition was discovered
by Miraculous light which issused
from h. He W IS eventually canonszed as
a saint OF the Roman Catholic church,
his feast bsin fixed as March 20. He
died March 1893, and was bern about
1880 The picture in question repre-
sents lie prosecutors of The saint casting
him from the wall into the waters Of the
Mnldan below. The painting lie The
property of the Judge DsCAmp.
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Deputy Sheriff Kramer succeeded VI
worming aut ot the horse thief locked in
the county jail ms n al name. which is
Lyma Jones, instead o. Wilsol as he
gave A. Il the time Of Is arrest Officer
Kramer made visit TO Jones' uncle ana
aunt. who live in Greenwood oouniy and
found them deeply sorrowful in conse-
auence OF tie trouble their nephew had
gotten into AMI the disgr zee thereby
bronghtnpon them. Jones' mother is a
grass widow and lives at Ottawa. Il is
expected that the prisoner will plead
guilty when arraigned for trial next
week, whereupon he will he sentenced
In accordance with the magnitude Of
his crime.
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1891 s.. so


PITrsHuRa, Pa. June ls.-oIiver
Bros & Phillips a ,ur mills. and sen.
eral other mills in this city. viii eiose
July lst For repairs. The sloppage =ill
consume from four 10 ak weeks. and Is.
a. welcome 20 che Workmen &c % the
operators.
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Trsasary statement.

WAsITINsToN. May I6.-The treas
ury statement TO day shows gold, silver
and United States mites in the treasury
as follows:
Gold cnin and bullion. &l95. 5ss9 IN
Silver dollars and bullion. II4.247.4t4
Fractional silver coin 1885, SIG
United States rotes. -ys..s, 5S.l5s. 3O4