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WIN Give Them q Biz Recention.

Omaha, Neb-, June 21.-At a meeting
Of 20 representative citizens Of Nebras-
Ea, held in Omaha yesterday, 1t was de-
cided to give the First Nebraska voIun
teers rOusing reception on their re-
turn from the Philip mes The regi-
ment viii be mustered out at San Fran
cisco and the state viii furnish a spe-
cial train to bring the soldiers from
that city to Omaha, where a reception
viii take place.
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Lebanon, No, June I7.-Congress-
man Richard Parks Bland was laid to
rest here today with hOnOrs BETTING
his iIlusterious career. The town was
crowded with thousands Of his friends
who came to honor his memory. The
funeral services were conducted by the
ministers of all denominations repre-
scented in Lebanon.
Many prominent men we're present,
including W. J. Bryan, SaTgeant-at-
Arms Russell Of the house Of repre-
sentstives and ex-GOv. Stone Of Mis-
souri,. Mr.. Bryan delivered no eulOgy
owing TO Mrs BANDS request that
only ministers take part in the services.
The Knights Of Pythiss and Masonic
fraternities were in attendance as q
body
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MR.. GRIGGs' OPINION.
for Believing That Anti-ImperIaiism
VIII Not Be the Democratic Issue.

Washington, June 2O.-AttOrney Gen
eral Griggs, in an interview, states that
he does not believe the question of i'm
periaism viii be made an issue at all
IN the next election He said:
This government is bound in honor to the na-
tons Of the world to carry out what it has be
gun IN the Philippines Honor and conscience
demand it The great majority Of both demo
Gratis and republicans favor the administrations
policy The title Of the United States C the
Philippines IS perfect and the responsibility
that goes with ownership cannot in honor be
shifted 70 the half barbarOus people Of the is
lands The nation viii declare for expansion
The democrats cannot afford 20 take the other
end Of the argument
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CASUALTIES TO JUNE SIX.
In Four Months R26 Americans Have Been
Killed About Manila, 50 Died OF
Wounds, 564 Died Of Disease.

Washington, June 19.-The adjutant
general has prepared a statement Civ
ing the casualties in the troops IN the
Philippines from the beginning Of
the Instruction on February 4 and in
Guiding June s: Killed in action, 226;
died of wounds received IN action, 90;
died Of disease contracted in line of
duty. 554; making a total death list Of
$50 The total number Of wounded
during the same period Is placed at
1,S66. The statement does not include
the number incapacitated on account
Of sickness which is thought by some
TO be between ., 600 and 5000.
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LEFT AN AWFUL RECORD.
Death List from the New Richmond Tor
nadO Has Reached 1s5-PrOPsrty Loss
Aggregates Over 100000.

New Richmond, Wis, June 19.-Five
days have passed since the New Rich
mOnd tornado and it is possible to give
q summary of the death and destruc-
ton with fair accurateness- The OFF,
eial list of known dead containes 1O2
names; five unidentified bodies have
been buried, beside some parts OF
bodies A conservative estimate Of
the bodies still IN the ruins
Of people not reported missing
would be Is. This brings the loss Of
life to abort lbs. The best estimate on
the lCss OF property in the city of New
Richmond, compiled from list OF in
dividual property owners who lost
everything, reaches a total OF $3.50, OOO
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TROOPS IN GOOD HEALTH.
der Gen Otis AstOnishingIy Excellent.
All Things Considered.

Washington, June 1.-THE state
ments to the effect that men around
Manila are dying like flies and that
the war department. has been com
PEELED to suppress the regulation health
reports, which it was formerly Gus
tOmary TO make public, turn out to be
false, but serve the good purpose Of
bringing out the fact that the health
conditions in the American army IN
der Gen Otis are not only astOnish-
ingly excellent, but have probably
never been equalled In any army in
tropical countries Compared with that
Of last summer in Cuba, the compare
tive immunity from death or serious i'll
ness Of the American troops fighting
outside Of Manila seems little short Of
miraculous From the landing Of Gen.
AndersOn's first military expedition
near Cavite June so, last year,
up to the last weekly report from
Gen Otis, dated June 6, there
have been only 364 deaths from dis
ease, although his total force has been
20, 900 men. In the same period 50 men
have died from wounds In view Of
the notorious insalubrity Of Manila
and its environs these figures are al
most incredible They challenge con-
trast with the best English experience
in Egypt or in India, and they surpass
even the excellent conditions that exist
in Cuba, where there is no fighting and
the men are not exposed to the ele-
ments, but have comfortable garrisOns-
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WILL GO ON A JUNKET.
to Take Trip to Canada
August 6 Next

Kansas City, No, June 21.-The ex-
ecutive committees of the Missouri and
Kansas Press associations met here to-
day and voted to accept the invitation
of the Canadian government to the
members of both associations to take
trip through Canada, from Winnipeg to
Vancouver and return. Although ear
ier in the year it was decided to hold
the next annual meeting Of the Mis-
souri, association in st. Louis, this &C
ton was reconsidered and Kansas City
was selected. The date set for this
meeting was August 10 and the time
Cor the starting Of the trip August 16.
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80 ~ Census .Jobs.

Washington, June 1s.-There are ny
ward of 5000 applications on file for
positions in the census Office This
number viii be greatly augmented
when the members Of congress send in
the lists Of those whom they desire ex-
amined and appointed. Few appoint
ments are being made at the present
time, for the reason that there is no
work for a large force Of clerks and
there viii not be for some months to
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Favor the Army Canteen.

Washington, June 2O.-Army officers
who were requested to submit to the
war department their views on thepOst
exchange system have been sending in
their reports In nearly every report
the post exchange is regarded as indis-
pensable to the morality and comfort
and contentment of the enlisted men.
It is found to work without friction
at all the camps and garrisOns and
contributes, it is claimed, to the eff
fciency and sobriety of the troops
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Mania for ATTENDING Funerals

Reading, Pa, June 2L-The authOri-
ties placed Sophia Christian under re-
straint. For so years she was a unique
character, attending some days two
and three funerals She was a close
reader Of death announcements Of local
newspapers and attended as many
funerals as possible The FFOman'S
diary shows that IN the last so years
she attended over 6, COO funerals When
there was no funeral IN the city she
has walked as far as ten miles into the
country.
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BASEBALL STANDING.
National League.
Western League
STANDING or THE CLUBS
a T.orinr 90 - -. nTcE,in1er.

Northampton, Mass. June 2O.-The
President and Mrs Mckinley were re-
ceived with cheers on their arrival here
by special train from Holyolze, to visit
Smith college The president watched
the planting Of the class ivy. Bethesda
chapter, Order Of the Eastern Star,
gave Mrs. Mckinley a loving cup. The
party drove about town, the president
reviewing the school children. The
local militia company escorted the
party to the station when it left town.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-23

Washington, June 70 The industrial
commission heard a statement from l.
II. lockwood, an oil producer Of
ZeIienople, Pa, IN opposition to the
Standard Oil trust Air. lockwood de
elared that this company had driven
the independent rehneries into bank
ruptcy and servitude and he denounced
the course pursued In severe terms.
He held the railroads especially re-
spOnsible for this condition Of affairs.
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Ne PresIdeaf cave DIDIomas-

South Hadley, Mass, June 2J--COm-
meneement day at Mount HOlyOlze col
feEe was made national event By the
participation Of President Mckinley,
who, with Mrs Mckinley. had come
here to witness the graduation Of Miss
Grace Mckinley, the presidents niece
Gov. Roger Wolcott and Mrs WOlcOtt
attended the exercises President Nc
KfnIey presented the graduating class
With their diplomas
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Washington, June 17.-AdmiraI Wat
son has arrived at Hong Kong and, be
ing on his own station, took command
Of the Asiatic squadron, relieving Capt.
Barker, Of the Oregon, who has been
IN charge since Admiral Dewey sailed
from Manila. Capt. Barker VIII re-
turn to the United States on a mail
steamer and wiz probably be placed
on leave and then on waiting orders
having seen much arduous service
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Keeps out Alabama negroes.

Pittsburg, Kan, June 20 Judge
SkidmOre has postponed the hearing Of
the state injunction cases IN his court
until June % The effect viii be some
advantage to the miners, because 1t
viii delay the bringing Of more ne
grOes from Alabama to take the places
OF strikers The injunction suits are
those brought by the miners to prevent
the importation Of miners from other
states
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Library for Manila soldiers.

Kansas City. Mo, June 19--Isaac A
Wright, Of this city, has just succeeded
in having established a library and
reading room at Manila He has been
sending regularly large numbers OF
papers and periodicals to the brave
boys IN the Philippines, and that his
efforts to afford the soldiers pleasure
have met with success is attested by
the many grateful letters he has re
rzf-ad
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New York, June 20--ShOuld Presi-
dent Mckinley deem it necessary, in
view Of the protraeted fighting IN the
Philippines, to call for volunteers sufi-
cient IN number to effectively rePress
the rebellion, he wiz find practically
the entire country behind his back IN
support Of his action That this IS an
Indispensable fact is shown by responses
OF governors to telegraphic inquiries
sent BY the New York Herald
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Intense Heat in Nebraska.

Lincoln, Neb-, June 2O.-UnseasOn-
able heat has prevailed nearly all over
Nebraska and northern Kansas for two
days. The highest stage for Lincoln
was reached when the government
station reported 9S Many smaller
towns report the mercury at iO3 and
over, the maximum being at CdIbert-
son, where It was los.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-23

Pittsburg, Kan June I9.-The strike
Of coal miners IN southeastern Kansas
Is a battle for recognition Of union
labor. A proof Of this is the fact that
union miners refuse to work for nm
friendly companies that viii pay them
60 eents q ton for 'srzn Of nine coal, but
are mining the same class Of coal for
81 and 81 cents ton In the mines Of
friendly companies
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Guilty OF Train Robbery.

Sedalia, No, June 2O.-The jury IN
the Stubblefeld train robbery case re-
turned a verdict finding the defendant
guilty and fixing his punishment at
ten years IN the ,penitentiary- The
trial Of James l. West, StubbIeield's
pal, commenced this morning
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A.O.u.M. sunreme Omcers.

lodge Of the Ancient Order Of United
WOrkmen has elected the following
supreme officers: Master workman,
John c. BickfOrd, Manchester, \. H;
foreman, W. A. Walker, Milwaukee;
Overseer, A C. Harwiclz, New York;
recorder, NJ. ". Sackett, MeadviIIe, Pa:
receiver, John J. AcIzer, Albany, n. Y;
medical examiner, DR.. D. II. Shields,
Hannibal, No.
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- - Incorporation.

Indianapolis, Ind, June 21--The su-
preme lodge Of the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen yesterday, after a
discussion lasting over two days, de-
cided 20 incorporate Steps were taken
toward drafting the proper articles
Heretofore there has been a decided
sentiment among some Of the lodges
against incorporation When the vote
was taken those who desired to incOr-
pOrate won by large majority
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AGED Hermit killed for His Money.

Auburn, Neb-, June 2O.-The body
Of st. Julian Behaud, wealthy farmer
residing at Julian, was found In his
residence in a mutilated and partly de-
composed condition. Julian lived
alone and was believed to have had
large sums Of money concealed about
his place. To all appearances both
hands and feet had been burned, prob
ably by the murderer to compel his
victim to reveal where his money was
hidden
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-23

Washington, June 21--Representa-
tive Cannon, Of Illinois, when asked If
he thought congress would meet earlier
than December this year, replied: mo,
I do not think there viii be any Occa-
sion for it. Mr.. Henderson will 90 in
to the speakers chair with the sp-
prOval Of everybody. The party viii
be In splendid condition for effective
work and look for a useful and profit
able session.
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Chicago. June 21--The Record says:
When Congressman D. b Henderson,
Of Iowa, has been elected speaker Of
the house Of representatives Of the
F'ifty-sixth congress, he viii in the
main reOrganize the committees with
out changes In personnel Congress
man BabcOclz, Of Wisconsin, viii sue
coed Mr.. Henderson as chairman Of the
committee on rules-
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L.. 20 uonor nrorsn.-

Chicago, June 21.-ChicagO Jews and
people Of the Jewish nationality In all
the larger cities of America are con
tributing funds for the purchase of
suitable testimonials to be presented
to Capt. Dreyfus, Emile ZOia and Col.
Picquart. It g planned to honor the
returne5 soldier-cOnvict from Devils
island with a gold-mOunted, diamond
set and riehly-engraved sword.
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EVER Animal was Affected.

Chicago. June 21.-Germs of tuber-
culOsis were found IN every COW IN a
herd Of o. that were received at the
stock yards yesterday. The choicest
Of the lot IN several instances were
found to be the most pronounced vic
tins Of the disease Many Of the infect
ed COWS were from state institutions
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Can Locate the Flash Of Powder.

Pittsburgh, Pa, June 1T.-PrOf.
Reginald A Fessenden, Of the Western
university Of Pennsylvania, has invent
ed a telescope that VIII lessen the effect
Of smOkeless powder In warfare by
locating the fash when the powder Is
discharged The war department Is
interested and a test Of the telescope
viii be made before an examining
hard
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- Adrance CD -.

Kansas City, Mo, June 21.-The rail-
roads which do business between Kan
sas City and Mississippi river points
have agreed on a new grain rate,
which viii 60 into effect on July L
The rate on corn to points between
Dubuqe, Ia, and south to Memphis
VIII be seven cents for 100 pounds, and
on wheat nine cents for 100 pounds.
The rate at present is five cents, both
on corn and wheat.
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- ProdnetIon 81 Cd ID 81.

Washington, June 2O.-The director
Of the mint has announced his estimate
Of the production Of gold and silver IN
the United States for 1895 as follows:
Gold, S64, 463, 900; silver, 81, ass, 900 fine
ounces The commercial value Of sill
yer bullion for 1S9s was SO cents per
fine ounce, while for 1897 it was 90
cents
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-23

Kansas City, No. June 2I--Gen. Joe
Wheeler IS going to visit Kansas City
and deliver an address for the benefit
Of the fund which is being raised by
the Daughters OF the COnfederaey to
be expended in erecting a monument
over the confederate dead Just when
he viii make this visit has not been
decided, but he has consented to come
here, and viii soon be able to set the
date of his visit.
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Germany on the verge Of a Panic.

Berlin, June 2O.-The financial con-
ditiOn of Germany at this moment is
peculiar, and there are free predictions
of a panic. This condition Of affairs is
brought about partly by the scarcity Of
money and partly, perhaps almost
wholly, to the speculative fever IN in
dustriaI stocks that has seized the peO-
ple.
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TAMMANY's WAR CRY.
Line Up Against Trusts-CleveIand,
Bryan and Hill Invited to Speak.

New York June 20 The World says:
Tammany is going to array itself
against the trusts Its Fourth Of July
celebration this year VIII be mainly de-
voted TO sounding the antitrust war
cry Of the campaign next year. The
two principal speakers Of the celebra-
ton VIII devote their elOquence to
marking the line Of battle In the fight
They are J. J. Willard, ex-chairman Of
the democratic state committee Of Ala
bama, and Congressman Caruth, Of
Kentucky Both men, who are famed
IN their respective states as orators,
viii talk about the evils of trusts w
j. Bryan has been invited TO attend the
celebration and make a speech He Is
not expected to come Neither Is ex-
president Cleveland or David 3. Hill,
both Of whom have been asked
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TIE REPUBLIC one year one dollar.
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OD,ose Daneinr in PubIio schools.

Chicago. June 21.-MethOdist Episeo-
pal ministers who assembled at the
First Methodist church to discuss the
foreign missions adopted unanimously
a resolution asking the suppression Of
dancing IN the public schools.
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BANKER Utters Warufnr.

Minneapolis, MINI, June al. 7.
Wyman, president Of a Minneapolis
bank, sounded a note Of warning at
the state convention Of Minnesota
bankers against the formation OF
trusts, which, he said, would develop a
financial cyclone He called on the
bankers to avert as much misfortune
as possible by opposing all such invest
ments
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Live stock.


Kansas City, June 20--Cattle-Receipts 4 ,Q37;
calves Sl2; market generally steady shipping
and dressed beef steers. SAOO35.2J; western
steers, s. 258Aa5; COWS and heifers, S20ld5.OO;
stOckers and feeders, S3-5OG510 Hogs-Re-
Ceipts, 1s,495; market steady to higher at SaOO8
SIS. Sheep-Receipts, 2,479; market strong 70
higher; sheep, S2OO0A7O5 lambs. S8-sJa625.
Chicago, June -Cattle-Receipts, 1000;
market steady; beeves. S4.4965.40; COWS and
he4iers, S2O094.90; Texas steers, S3-S5Gb4.S5;
stOckers and feeders, S3.SOG5.OJ- Hoss-Re-
ceipts, p 900; market active; mixed and butch
ers, s37O6S-90; good heavy, SS.7563 80; rough
heavy. SS-5593-70; light, SS.7OG39O. Sheep
Receipts, 10000; market steady to weaker;
sheep, &3-5Od5-25; lambs, S4-z55J665-
St Louis, June Recommendations, :. 100:
market steady; fair to choice native shipping
sndeXpOrt steers, sf.60d5.l5, with fancy worth up
TO $3.50; dressed beef and butcher steers. $50
SOS; steers under loo pounds, $500 80; stock
ers and feeders, Ss-O105OO; COWS and heifers,
82256z-S5; bulls S2S5ds4.00; Gamers. SI5Ods.75;
Texas and Indian steers, S3-30d49O; COWS and
heifers, S25014.O0. HOgs-Receipts, 1000; mar
ket strong to sc higher; workers., S3T503-S5;
packers, S3.7O93.S5; butchers, S3-80T3-S75s.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market strong; native
muttOns, Sf5OG,4.75; spring lambs. s4O0G7-25;
euIls and bucks, S30Jg3 %; stOckers, - 15G3-25
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17DeTIIIEh EToEl[ o . UnEnoTn PoWer.7
Eau Claire, Wis. June 9O--In nine
pulpits here the New Richmond tor
nado was the subject Of the sermons.
The general sentiment expressed was
that It was a mysterious dispensation
of Providence. but Rev. Joseph Moran,
Of the Episcopal church, said It was
the devilish work Of an unknown
power and not the act Of God.
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Grain and Provisions.

Kansas City, June 2O-Receipts Of wheat, 65
cars; q year ago, y cars Sales by car lots:
No ? hard, 7Oa71c; No. 3 hard, 675EG7O5zc; No.
hard 655zG6sc5 No = soft, 758735zc; No. 3
soft, 6716Sc; No. soft. 65067c. Receipts OF
corn. p cars; year ago Is cars; No. , mixed,
S2Z633c; No 3 mixed, 32733zic; No. mixed,
S0d3tc; No. white, 33d331kc; No. 3 white BIZ
G325zc; No white, 29d31c- Receipts Of oats,
? cars; a year ago. cars; No mixed, 24Jf0
sc; No 3 mixed, 235kG24c; No mixed, 2I1zD
PC; No. white, 25s[d27C; No white, 27c;
No. white, 255kc. Receipts Of hay, II cars;
year ago, cars: timothy, Ss-5O09OO; prairie,
S7-2517.75; alfalfa. S6-5O07-50. Eggs, IOJkc per
dOz- Poultry hens, nc per H.; brOileTs. I25zc;
ROSTERS 2Oc each; turkeys. 61f7c; ducks 81
12c; geese, 5Gi0c; pigeons, 500 per doz- Butter,
extra fancy, l6c; dairy, l3c; store packed. lie.
Potatoes, new, 6O0l7Oc per bu- CabbaRe, S1.7511
200 per cwt-, 2S975c per dOz- Lettuce, 15125O
per bu. RadisheS sc per dOz- lunches Peas.
Si-75 per bu- Beans 61175c per bU- Beets,
sc per three dOz- lunches Pieplant, fOc per dOz-
punches Spinach. 6OB75c per bu- Asparagus.
2564Oc per dOz- punches. Strawberries, S2.OO11
800 per crate. GOOseberries, sI.OO915O per
crate. Currants, s2-z5 per crate. Raspberries,
s2OO025 per crate.
Chicago, June 2O.-Wheat-July 75d76azc;
September, T6S077zc. COrn-July, 34zEa84Hc;
September. 341zGy25c- Oats-July, 245z624Ac:
September, 21zE0221kc- POrl-July. ss32Iz6
as; September, Ss.421lGs525l. Lard-July,
t5.O2KG5-O5; September, s5.171ld52a Short
ribs-July, s4.721zg4-75; September. s4s5G493
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Chicago and St. Louis Cash Grain.

Chicago, June Wheat-Cash- No , red, a
9771(c; No. 3 red 74a765Ec: No ? hard winter,
&c; No hard winter. 73G735Ec5 No. northern
spring, 761l076zZc; No. northern spring, z55la
761lc; No 3 northern spring, 7IzlG75sSc. Corn
Cash, No. ? 34zza55c: No. 3, 341SG345lc. Oats
Cash, No. ?, 2614c; No 3, 25Lc-
St. Louis, June 30.-Wheat-Cash- No. ? red,
elevator. 76c; track, 770775zc; No. ? hard, 731z9
741zc- COrn-Cssh. No ,, 34e; track, CSC Oats
Cash, No. ?, 255Ic; track 255fc; No. white