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hNGAGly0 coHrOEAL MORGAN.
IIis Friends Hop" He VIII Return from His
VISIT nnd Tnkr up TMcsr Checks.


Corporal Henry ]. Morgan of the First United
States Artillery has hal charge OF the Govern
ment recruiting olllcc, "a Montgomery
street Jersey City. for several mouths. He
was sociablc fellow and made many friends
in tho n-iEhborhood. especially among tho
saloon Keepers, Mnrgan went away on A,g;
was gong 10 visit So ne friends in bridgeport.
He has not returned yet and several o. tho
friends he made during his stay in the city are
anxiously wondering II he will ever come
back. They have souvenirs Of him in tho
OF u a} master. but tn" Govcrnn,ent officials
sny the nam. is n TO gerry and will not honor
the checks. T.. \. EOle II saloon keeper at 30
Montgomery street. has three % he checks.
amounting to $50. John Warnkc. II cigar
dealer at 10 Montgomery street has one
FOR SlS.GO George amrhcll, Il druggist at ~
Montgomery street. di not have enough
money on Land 10 cash q 800 check. hut hr
lent Corporal Morgan =. There are ten
checks missing from the check book in the ro-
made OF them.
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WIEL APPEAL 10 TIE STATE
People Who Live Along the Beaches to
Protest About the Garbage bumpers.

People Who Live Along the Beaches to
Protest Aboui the Garbage bumpers.
There is to be general uprising Of wealthy
residents who live along the gafbaGO-strewn
shores Of Far Rockaway. Arverne. and Rock
away Beach against the New York and Brook
lyn garbage scows. which they say arc re-
sponsible for tho filthy and uph b eaithy condition
OF their belrhes. They say that on Wednes-
day and Thursday OF last Week the beach for
miles was piled about two feet high with most
offensive refuse. carried In on tho tide from
the ocean.
Bnthera at Rnckaway Beach were driven out
Of the water Keepers Of bath houses ut this
place say they have lost hundreds Of dollars
ing and bringing suit against New York and
BROOKLYN for damages. Petitions ara now
being circulated with view to bringing the
matter to the attention OF the state Board OF
Health.
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Cos, $50 to shoot Six BIRD ou. oil Season.

ALBANY. Aug. 13.-Bank Cashier c. G.
Brisbin Of Schuylurvillc. who is something
OF a sportsman, had boasted thai he could
shoot woodcock and partridges under the very
nose OF Game Protector Charles II. Barber of
Greenwich. Washington county. The game
protScior sa'a n",n.ns, ott o @ kept his ege On
arrnyod himself in hunting Garb ana went
forth with dog and gun. name i.roter TOR Bar ber
went into tho woods also. and later in the day
came forth with the crcstial;en cashier under
arrest. having caught him in the act of shoot
ing birds out pf season. Ho was taken before
a Justice. and tried to beg or, hut was only
allowed to settle ny pleading guilty and paying
a fine Of $780, or S25 arieco for six birds.
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Among o,her Things. Don't G., DruuE.

Early last May Thomas Clark, while drunk.
smashed window in Sixth avenue. He was
committed by Judge Tantor for trial In the
General Sessions and taken to the Tombs.
where he remained until last Friday After
Clark had leeD in jail sixty, seven days Chief
Clerk Farley of Jefferson Market recovered
the missing commitment papers In his case.
1t was then too late ior the July Grand Jury to
indct Clark and he had to walt until the Au:
gust Grand Jurors convened. They dismissed
fha
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Bruno SchwenGer OF SO6 Amsterdam avenue
shot himself In the head yesterday afternoon
and died last night in Manhattan Hospital
He was y porter in n downtown store. He
liypd with his mother and his two brothers
August .yestsrdaT morning. and when they
returned to the. house ~. set, out alone.
O'clock Policeman bowling heard pistol shot
in lIayos's lane. near the kingsnridge road.
Here under tree. he lound Srhweing-r with a
bul ut hole behind his lett ear. IN his hand no
hold a cheap revolver with the name Earth
quake = stamped upon the barrel
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The delay Of three days in tho burial Of Mrs.
Moreland VOLTS three-montlIs-oId baby. who
lied On Thursday last. was caused bya mis-
take. Mrs. Wolf lives at 1856 West Eighteenth
street and her residence was reported to the
Coroncr's Office as 49, East lighter nth street.
Deruty Coroner o. Hare went tn the latter ad-
dress promptly on the day tho case was re-
ported. and. finding no dead body. could give
no burial permit. On Saturday night he
learned of tho IN stake. and at once went to
MIRA VOLTS residence and made out the proper
narmit
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Died on Sunday Dating with HI. mother

James White. a handsome lad. IL years old.
died suddenly yesterday afternoon In EnGle-
hard 4 Huber's drug store at 1O7 Third nve-
nue. For several years the boy has beer living
in n convent at Rockaway. the Superior Of
which, his aunt. was giving him his education.
Mrs Margaret White. the boys mother. liz u
widow. and lives at 80 East Fifty-sixth street
they were in "a Third avenue car tho boy be-
came unconscious. He was carried TO the
drug store and died there. some affection of
the hoart Is suspected.
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FLORA MUNDIS, ALIAS "TOM KING"
The Noted Horse Thief OF Okiohomn Terri
tory Was Once n LITTLE Missouri Girl.

The Noted Horse Thief of OkIohomn Terri
tory Was Once Ltttir Missouri GIri.
HOLDEN. No.. Aug 13-Flora Quick Mundis
alias 81 Tom King" tho noted horse thief Of
Oklohoma Territory who has gained such an
unenviable notoriety is well known In this
locality She is about 10 years old and n
daughter Of tho late Daniel Quick. n wealthy
farmer who died three years ago. leaving an
estate Of =. 400 acres OF land and about SIS. 900
worth OF personal property. This estate was
situated ten miles south OF Holden on Big
Creek. Mr.. Quick was honorable in his deal
ings but rough and uncouth In his every day
life. He was married twice and had fifteen
children. six dying in their infancy and nine
surviving. six boys and three girls. Several Of
these are now resid at or near the old
homestead in johnson county, respected by
neighbors and friends.
ilora was the youngest daughter OF the las
wife and was. n favorite oi herr her She was
II splendid rider. full OF nerve and energy. aud
assisted her father in heiding cattle and ut
other duties. At the age OF II she was sent
few weeks; Confinement was too much for
her and she went home and resumed her out
door life on the iarln. and continued this mode
OF Twin. until her fathers death. soon alter
that event the administrator, her hall brother.
she she, remained only one term: She was vas
restless. and about this time became .ac-
oGanted WITH ora Munds ts whose %o ninipie
She married him against the. orrosi-
tion OF her brothers and sisters. The couple
resided here about three months During this
time they lcd n fast life. ana it was nOthin.
unusual to see them together night after n ght
in the saloons drinking. From this place they
wagon. ostcnsily. as they said. on n hunting
expedition They remained away almost IL
year. when they returned to this place and
sold their farm. When they came back both
had small armory on their person. but were
not allowed to wear them by the Marshal.
Munds aud his wife said to some of their
former acluaintancos that they were bad poo
lie. and wero not to lie tritled with. After this
they departed for the Dklohoma country, and
have since lived a checkered life.
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Roner, Dudley Winthrop II p,a,y Imrroy,u,

Many inqulrlnG messages from friends OF
Mr.. Robert Dudley Winthrop. who was injured
In a game OF polo by being thrown from his
pony II week ago. wore received at the Meadow
Brook Hunt CluU's house in Meadow Brook
yesterday. where the Injured man has been
lying since the accident. Under the care Of
DIR. @. J, G.; Finn OF Hempstead. the clubs sur
Reon MIR: Winthrops rapid Improvement con-
tinnes. He rested quietly Yesterday. and 1t 10
believed the criais 10 passed.
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r.yma..er wham Under Arrr.t.

PoRT TOWNSEND Wash. Aug. 13. Major W.
]. Wham. L. s. A.. a paymaster Of tho Depart
ment of Columbia. has been ordered by the
Secretary of War to bo confined within the
limits Of the Vancouver barracks for three
months under medical observation. Charges
OF Indebtedness for large amounts OF money
intrusted to Major Wham by tho Gooyernment
hays hawocstai 9sen General oi the army He ' viii Ss
tried by the general court martial as soon as
the official report Is made upon his mental
condition.
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AURIEsyIILF. n. Y. Aug. 13.-St. Mhry's con-
gresaton of Little Falls made Its first pil grim
age to tile shrine OF Our Lady OF Martyrs here
to-day. The pilgrims numbered about l.2O0.
and came by special trains on the West Shore
rond Mass was sung at $3.50 this morning.
and the stations nf the cross and sermon took
ly the Rev. Fathers Wynne and Quirk of Phila-
delphia and Father White. the acting pastor Of
St. Mary's Church. In addition to the pilgrims
from Little Falls, large delegations were pres
ont from Utica. Amsterdam, homo. Oneida.
Ilion. Herkimer. and other places.
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From TOLEDO TO CINCINNATI.
Funds II icing Raised for n Preliminary Sur
vey for n Ship Canal.

TOLEDO. Aug. 13.-The Cincinnati Board OF
Trade and Transportation has adopted reso-
lutions to secure a preliminary survey for n
ship canal from this city to Cincinnati. and
started fund to defray the expenses. All
cities along tho route have been asked to CO.
called the attention OF Toledo usiness mon
to the matter. The scheme is to use the
Maumc and Miami rivers as FAR as possible
Canal so that large lake vessels may navigate
II for tho remainder 0f the distance Congress
will probably be asked to lend a hand this
winter,
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Coincidence Cab,.d to AIRS. DInlei.

Anumber OF tho late John A. Dinkels friends
assembled yesterday afternoon at Seiden-
stocks Hall. Second avenue and third street.
and sent this cable message to Mrs. Dinkel at
the Hotel Zum Schwan. MurZbur.. bavaria:
Accept our sincere synpatEy IN your bereayement
BRING boy OF our friend back 10 tue land lie loved so
well
Among tho slgners wore Ferdinand Eid-
man. John Muth. John Fennel. and William
SenQenS
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whiskey DistIllers' Suit Against the Gov.
crnmrnt.

LoUrsvILLK. Aug. 13.-Suit was brought lato
last evening by distillers for an Injunction to
compel Collector johnson to permit the ex-
portation OF May 90 whiskey. on which the tax
is now due. The argument on which the suit Is
based is that the Government cannot restrict
the expectation OF products: BY special en-
act me ut the Collector cannot be enjoihed from
collecting the taxes due. but tho point the dis
tilers expect to gain is delay In the payment
Of the tuxeB,
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rrisa 10 TLro,s Him Under = Train.

ELKHART. Ind Aug. 13-Capt. J. X. Mosher
OF Toledo. O.. n steamboat Captain. returning
from the Worlds Fair. was assaulted here by
two tramps last night and beaten into insensi-
bility with q coupling pin. The robbers took
his coat, hat, waistcoat. shoes, and money In
the struggle they tried To throw Mosher under
the wheels OF q passing train. but the train
stoTped before they succeeded in doing so. He
was found by railroad men. who notified the
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Two s,r.ns. women Pound Dead.

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 13.-The bodies OF two un-
known women were found this morning In
Beck's Run Hollow. under the Pittsburgh. Fir-
ginia and Charleston Railroad trestlc. The
skull OF ono was crushed. and the other had n
cut on her chin. Oth.rwise there were no marks
on their persons. They were plainly dressed
and about middle aged
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WASHINGTON. Aug, 13.-By direction OF secre-
tary Smith the Government Industrial Train
ing School at Santa Fe. n. NJ. will be changed
into normal training school for the pIrepara.
teachers in their own schools, 1t Is also said
that the civil service rules will be so amended
as TO permit the employment as TEACHERS OF
exam mnatiOn.
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A Presiding Elder Commit. Suicide.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Aug. 13. - s. d. Roberts. q
Methodist minister OF much prominence and
Presiding Elder OF the Beatrice district. COM
mittcd suicide last night at Crab Orchard 10y
shooting himself His mind had been unbal-
anced aE o result OF financial reverses.
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DIR, Deems Better.

The Rev. DIR. Charles T. Deems. who is Ill at
the homo OF his SON -in-law. l45 West Seventy
sixth street WAS reported last night to have
improved greatly. His physician. DR.. Gram
dali. expressed hope OF his recovery.
The sun., 1893-08-14

Idseuslly yet gently when costiye or siouI OF when
hAbtual constipation TO AWAKEN the kidneys and liver
10 healthy aoyy. withoGt Irritating or weakening
Of figL-4dk
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John w. MucLny out OF Danger.

John ". Mackay's physician announced
yesterday that his patient would probably be
able to leave tho house In a few days Mr.
Mackay Is RAPIDLY improving. and all danger
iB past
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$40 10 Chicago ana Return

PcnnsyyAnia Railroad Personally cOndnsted coach
excursion Wednesday, Aug ID. Only one night on the
trAin.-Aip.
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KANSAS LEGISLATURE.
Condensed Report Of the Weeks Proceed
tnRs ut Topeka

THE senate on the lStn was someNnat uenor-
aizeo oy the trouole IN the house ana ra rs
| acteo no puslnesk senator Sterne' rep-l' Oh
Shawnee, introduced q resolution setting fortn
that whereas mob composed OF anarchists
| ana tneirsympathizers nave attempted oy force
and violence 70 overthrow the civil government
OF the state OF Kansas, by preventing the legal
mouse OF represen'aufes' presioeu over oy hon
| Oeofse douglass As sPeaher' rum nsetine ~
| representauNe nail ana performing tneir sno ,.s
outies' therefore resoiVeo- .hal We 'eN ~ ~
horror me attempt 70 overthrow ,ne cons tilu
uon anu tns Avs Oh tne stste o, hsnsaA NM
tne atIenp' 70 SCI up niitsry oesposm "
tne Governor OF me sAe inis was ptomPuy
noteo oosn Oy inc popunsu.--.i nc W ~
mouse o,oke COVE .ne ooors Oh me nal % "a
mouse OF representauEes' nnlcn nsu oeen oAirI
caueu' sno enteteo Anaiu srest eheIIemes snu
Tn sns oAr re- ou. tne pSpul ,s nou
tueS Sspou On sue stOu ,I ~ S 1 |,
son AL nsnt Inc popuhsI nouse
CLOCK IN tne easement OF tne soutn Wing vi
inc oApi'oi anu inmeolAVeIy so!ournea
THE CONFUSION sno turoulent scenes 81 the
capitol TOOK precedence over All attempts ~
legislative WORK on the loth Inc senate oio
nothing tno IN the republican mouse PROPOSE
tion for settling the diniculty, or rather reach
ing compromise oJ which the repuoncsns
should hold the hall and the popuiists meet In
enotnef room was received ana iaVorsoiy con
sloereo Inc governor was 70 NitnoraN tne
inlltle ano tne snerln osoano nis oepuues
hresoiu 1ls was aooptea uennlns lne Arrest OF
nen u mn" Du' NJ ous
.sns.teo ine poPuist nouss INC. ~ M
IN inc S'o,mont ouiiolns anu proeeeueu " go
tnrousn inc resuer orueI OF ousiness Se'
elsl jam on 'ne saienoA, 81 IiinoI 'sue,
ae passeu. anu tr w. OiiIs ns'lns -
800. s On NV s s., -
sA,e mouse we're lnIrooueeu anu rus neu lnroush
W 'nohi hnai PASsAse
THE senate on the lItl TOOK no RCtlOQ upon
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1Hk PoPK.s JusILEE.
The 0olasa Annivsrsary of HIS Ep,scopa
CslebrOtod ~ Rome.

The 0olasa Annivsrsary u HIS EDbcopate
Celebrated NJ Rome.
RoNE, Feb sL-At daybreak the
peaiing Of church bells announced the
celebration of the pope'a episcopal fu-
bilee By Z o'clock Thousands OF pill
grims, tourists and citizens were crowd
ed before the doom of St Peters
Ate o'clock the cathedral doors were
opened and the foremost of the crowd
swept In. Within half an hour the
great building was packed to the steps
Thirty thousand pilgrims and 5000 or
30, 900 Catholics from this city gained
admiseion-
His holiness oficiated at the special
jubilee masa, informing the opening
words of the TIE Deum and giving his
blessing in . clear, penetrating voice
The mass lasted until 1o:45, but appar-
emily did not fatigue his holiness.
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BAILEY p. wAGGENER.
Kansas Republicans and Allies May Send
Him 10 WashIn rton A Senator

Kansas Republicans and Allies May Send
Him TO Washington A. senator.
TOPEKA. Kan, Feb 22-Thomas G.
Chambers and Stephen Meagher, the
democratic members of the lower house,
who refused to participate in the joint
senatorial convention which elected
John Martin to the United States SEN
ate, submitted to the republican caucus
last night the name of b p. Waggener
of Atchison, as their candidate for
United States senator. Col A. A. Har-
ris and Ed Carroll withdrew from the
senatorial fight early in the day and
Carroll came out squarely for Wag-
gener. The republicans did not def
nitely accept the proposition Of the
democrats, but adjourned subject to the
call Of their chairman.
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Wap.as CITY Grain Market.

KANSAS CITY Feb. 22.-Csr lots Of whea
were In good demand here to-day ana the mod
crate offerings sold readily At yesterday
prices throughout The market was very firm
Wheat with 8 cents diferential 10 Memphis
sold generally NC higher than wheat with
cents difersntisl and cent cars were discount
ed y cent To-day's receipts were " cars; |
week ago, 20 cars: agar ago, two days, $50 cars
Prices were quoted as follows: No Q hsrC
wheat, 59Gsoc; No. 8 hard wheat. ShG5stfc
No hard wheat 6s15Tc rejected hard wheat
<sf54c: No. 2 red wheat o3S 164c; No 8 red
wheat, 6o1elYc; No 4 red wheat 5715sc.
Corn vas In fair demand at yesterdays prices
throughout The market was quiet Offering,
wsrs fair. Receipts to-day were 81 cars:
week ago, 81 cars: year ago two days, $50 cars
No mixed corn sold at SIC: No. mixed
sJXc No 4 mixed, SIC: No. white, sSSc: No
swhite, Sc No. q white sold ct Sac Shipper.
paid s7SdEac Mississippi river and +oG+OAC
Memphis for No corn: No white sold at q
0s9kc river and tsa&2xc Memphis
Oats sold slowly and were rather weak. Re
ceipts were 30 cars Cash prices: No. 9 mixed
eoH40c: No 8. 2sY4:qc: No 4, &c; No /:
white, sISosec; No. white, aoyfG3lc.
Hay-Receipts, II cars: steady. Quotation,
are: Timothy, choice, % OoGssO: good. 5000
200. clover mixed, sdOoGToo per ton; fancy
prairie, % co. good TO choice, sIoo9s50: com
mon. eoea650
Chicago Grain and Provisions
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TO GET AT THE FACTS.

Regarding Hoods Sarsaparilla,
ask the people who take this nedi-
cine, or read the testimonials often
published in this paper, They will
certainly convince you that Hoods
Sarsaparilla possesses unequaled
merit, and that Hoods cures.
Hoods Pills cure constipation BY
restoring the peristalic action Of the
alimentary canal. They are the best
family cathartic. lE.
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO. Feb a.-Hogs-Receipts, IS 600;
ofnrisl yesterday, 2s,osi: shipments yesterday,
s,fs7: left over about laooo: quality very poor;
market moderately active but weak. Pigs and
light lots isdsoc lower; other grades bdloc
lower: sales ranged ct T.1lEs5 for light:
" so6ao5 for rough packing: t.so9s0 for
MIXED: @. mas 30 for heavy packing and ship
ping lots; pigs, 6.sof7so
Cattle Receipts, 5000; Official yesterday, II,
90; shipments yesterday, &ss2; market quiet
and prices steady.
Sheep-Receipn, 1900; onicisl yesterday,
Is,5if; shipments yesterday, as; market dull
and prices toc lower
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An obedience to the simple laws Of
hygiene aud the use Of Ayers Sarsa-
parills will enable the most delicate
man or sickly woman to psss In ease
and safety from the icy atmosphere
Of February to the warm, moist days
OF April. 1t is the best of spring
medicines.
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John G. Emo sarrenders.

NEW YoRK, Feb 9L-John C Emo
the dsfaulting bank president who
had been In Canada for many years,
beyond the pale of the law, surrendered
himself In the United States court to-
day. He had with him George W. Bliss
a. counsel and il prepared 70 give bail,
having bondsmen ready.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-02-23

The National Lead Company, the
largest manufactures of white lead
and lead products In the world, be.
gins in this number q series Of adver
tisements that any. who contemplate
painting during the coming season
will do well to read. They are not 9
new firm introducing Q new article,
but are the owners and manufactur.
ers Of the standard brands Of white
lead that have given white lead itt
character as the standard paint
Many Of the brands were already old
when our fathers were boys.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-02-23

ToPEKA, Kan, Feb 1s-Judge T. T.
Hazeu, of the district court Of Shawnee
county, has sustained the motion of the
republican house for a permanent in.
junction restraining the state treasurer
from paying any warrants issued by
authority Of the legislative appropria-
ton bill passed by the populist house
last Tuesday, but his decision is not
final for the case was at once appealed
TO the supreme court
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ST. LOUIS. Feb. s2.-Receipts wheat 1900
bu: corn. a. go bu; oats, y, 400 bu: Jour- $3.50
bbls Shipments, wheat IS, LIS bu: corn, 100 :
$50 bu; oats, z2,sss bu. rye. I,ssa bu; barley.
i,ist bu: -four, 7.sos bbls Wheat-May, 7iS9
7inc; July, T2Ic: February, sac; March,
esHc Corn-May, SsSc. July, Az a4isc bidi
February, ssc; March, % Sss,sc- Oats-Msy,
33S e3iAc bid
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sheep-Receipts, is45; shipped yesterday,
ess Good muttons and lambs were wanted,
active and strong: others dull and about steady.
The following are representative sales:
IS mix w 70 q rs Ii03 NUT ...... 80 A6
IN NUT ~ 70 as iso NUT ...... 70 a0
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st. Louis Live stock.

ST. Louis, Feb s-Cattle-Receipts, 4, 0oo
Market steady. Hogs-Receipts, 500 Mar
ket Ioc lower Heavy. o. sods .: mixed, q. 500
10; light NoocsO sheep-Receipts, so
Market steady
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MARKET REPORTS.
Kansas City Live stool

Aonses Stty Lsse ssocA
KASsAs CITY, Feb. 0.-Cattie- Receipts
Sssii calves. %; shipped yesterday. Lisa The
ssssr market was dull and generally 5aisc
lower; good COWS steady 70 strong. others ioc
lower; feeders weak The following are repre-
sentative sales:
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when Baby was sick. We gave her castoriA
When she was q Child. she cried for C.aoria-
When she became Mis-, she chung to Caaoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CsstoriA
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Leland ,. webb Dead

TOPEKA. Kan, Feb 22.-Leland j.
Webb died in his Office in this city yes
terday afternoon from an overdose of
cocaine BE was found lying on his Of
fee floor between 8 and Q o'clock. II Ii
not known whether he committed sui
eide or misjudged the amount Of the
drug which he took
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NEW YORK, Feb. s2.-Receipts, wheat, 6,p7:
bu; corn, n, 6oJ bu: shipments, wheat 100 bu;
corn, 50 30 bu whest-March. 17Ic; May
soSc; July, slSc Corn-Msy, 5o4c Oats
SEC
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-02-23

Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels each Day
In order to be healthy this is neces'
sary.
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Hors-Receipts, 1000; no shipments The
market opened 10 Ioc lower AND closed 10 to
Isc lower. The following are representative
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Castoria.

"Castoria IL an excellent medicine for chill
iren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of It's
Eood eject upon their children"
DE- @. c. Osooop,
Lowell, Mas