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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-12

southern Cattle Trade-tQuarantine cattie re-
ceints were - cars. Il from the indian Territory
and "a cars from Texas. The ruling quality was
fair TO medium and included nothing better than
that. Most Of the offerings arrived early ant
sold around steady. but some late sales were at
a disadvantage and figured about dime lower
than the best time yesterday Calves were not
quotably different. 80
Texas and Indian Territory calves. ~ to i5s
his average. sold az s. 10 $50 per head. bulls
at go cows and heifers at g. 70 10 s3.aS. and
steers. Col to Lee lbs. average ut s. TO si;9
faftt-. sail.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-12
stocks of Grain in store.
Shipments of Flour.

St Louis. 1891 bhls. Chicago. i5.2;I bbls.; De-
troit. 40 bbls.: Milwaukee. 2,o.5 bbls.: Mime
apolis 5274. bills: New York, 1870 bills. ard
: KS sks Philadelphia 30 900 SKIS: Boston, 1o. 3G
SKIS New Orleans. 80 SKIS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-12
Eepresentatiye sales:

SiIEEP-The sheep market had good mod
crate supply on sale and the quality was fairly
good so far as lambs wero concerned but good
sheep were scarce The larger proportion or the
end REisss en- Aeod lambs . shade better and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-12

about steady on sheep. The stockers trade was
IN good. healthy condition and the market
strong the best. Gull lambs were very slow
sale.
Sales included lambs at $50 TO ss-15. Gull
lambs $3.50 TO 81, mutton sheep at 81 to ~,
stockers at $50 to So and bucks at s. TO
js.15.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-12

Liverpool Markct-Spot demand moderate and
prices Lied lower: upiands Sl-se1. Sales, 100
bales Futures closed quiet.
July 4S-s4d n: J.iy-Arg 3s-s4d g.: Aug
Sept > i9-sid b.: Sept.-Oct. 6:64d b.; Oct.-Nov.
4l-Sid -: pec.-Jan. 4i-6id =
New York Msrkets-Spot quiet: middlng 19,.c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-12
Deuartmept Orders.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. July 11--Rural free delivery
ing. Lyons County. Kas.. with one carrier;
length of route, Is Is miles; area covered, 80
square miles; population served. SIS; number
OF houses on route, Id; carrier. g. A. Con-
roy.
one carrier has been allowed the post
Office at Meridian. Miss. to take effect Au-
4. O. Lanyon has been designated MEM
Der Of the Civil Service Board for the post
office at Joplin, Mo.
The Comptroller's certificate authorizing
the Shepherd National Bank of Lovington,
H., to begin business with a capital of Sos
president and ). NJ. Shepherd cashier.
Civil service examinations for the posi-
tons of post Office clerk and carrier will be-
held August at Jefferson City, Mo-, La
SaIle H., and Admission. Ala
A statement of the gross postal receipts
for June, 1900. as compared with the same
period in 1899 shows the following: st.
Louis. increase. &c; Kansas City, decrease.
increase, 3.3; Indianapolis, increase. 9O5:
Omaha. decrease. SO; Des Moines, increase.
aO4: Peoria, increase, IL; Dallas, increase,
lO.l; st. Joseph. increase. - per cent.
China Troubles Felt In Illinois.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
in China have so seriously affected the GIN
seng market that the product Is hardly
salable. Many local dealers Of Southern
Illinois, who bought tho root from the dig
gers before the drop. are now compelled
to sell at a great loss. The diggers have
been receiving 8. 20 q pound for the dry
roots. A travelling representative of q
Cairo firm says that he Is buying heavily
now at low prices. in anticipation OF an ad-
ket is open again in China Practically, an
OF the ginseng from this country i shlpvsd
- S0AAA -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-12
Wool.


when sold round: t;reAn-sIlt"d Niss Gri and
Illinois -: Arkansas and southern &c I'TS
flint ''.'oicn Texas ls.- s-rsgc r"Nas IA: Ma
tive Arkansas ard Tennessee ilc; Mississippi
= nd Alabama ias.c; dry fallen lic; dry-saiicd
lar When sold srle, TONS: Green sailed
Nc I 7iac; No. si,c: hull &C.. .Iue-Wct SIC.
Dry flint hides Sc. prv-salted-No I 13i-c; No
. isi-c. Green un,ured lc per ID. less than
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-12

HORSES-The run moderate one. num-
herins around 10D head. For the most part II
was composed 81 mediuin-clasS horses while
"A few were good. choice and number
common. The deman! good and representa-
tive. Several foreign buyers were on hand. 4
Southern buyers. including some OF the most
prominent 81 the busy SEASON. The good classes
of chunks and dTiverS-that is. such suited
tn" export and New England demand-sold quick
" and at strong comparative figures. The me-
dilim classes Were steady at recent quotations;
being negotiated largely To Southern and local
purchasers. but the common and inferior grades
small city SPECTATORS Everything sold.
Good 10 choice chunks sold at So to $40. medium
classes at SO to $50. AMI common classes down
TO $40 \ few good drivers went at $40 to SID.
Horse quotations:
Heavy draft-Common tn good go to $40:
choic. 20 farcy $50 to sI75. Drivers-CGpmon
I" chGi,r $50 to sls5: bulk Sl2D 10 $50. coach
horses $50 to $50 Sadilers-Cornu,on to choice
sal to SIS; fancy $3.50 TO s.5. Chunks. 30 to
extra $50 TO sl.5. Southern horses-Comnon to
good 30 70 so: choice 10 extra IS to So. Piuss
81. TO So.
MI-LE-The marse. varied nothing In COM
garrison with its POSITION Tuesday except
PERHAPS that there were fewer commission Of
ferings and resultantly lighter trade in that d.
vision Business with outside regular channels
was and has been small since the week opened
A couple OF loads were shipped South Tuesday.
hut the "Wednesday developments included few
purchases. The tone Of tho market remains
stationary and what commission mules arrived
are pretty well disposed Of. Extra nice u 70
49, hand mules. 20 years. for English pack
service. continue to be the most desirable Of
ferings.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-12
THE COTTON MARKETS.
The Cotton Markets Were Not So
Ssraup and Eutures Declined

81. Louis. Wednesday. July IL, 1870
Al yarkst-puiet and unchanged. no sales
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-12

The attention of local traders was SO
wrapped up in corn and wheat that they
mad no time for oats. and that market was
neglected all through the day. The Gov
eminent report made out crop of 1873, 700 600
ou,, the condition being SIS. which WAS a
faliing on OF 81 points since the June re-
port The receipts at Western markets were
SoUv bu., against 62S,00o bu. last year St
Louis received 26,100 bu., against $3.50 bu
a year ago. Shipments were 10000 bu and
exports 22o.Op9 bu. During the day Sept had
sellers at 23ifc early, later 2ss4c was bid, and
the close was Rc up for the day at 23s, e
asked. July also closed &c better, at BIC bid.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-12

New York July I1.-Petroieurs steady.
Oh City. Pa. July 11.-Credt balances H5s
Certificates no bids. Shipments 13737; runs.
rs, 265; average SAFE
Turpentfne and Rosin.
New York, July u.-Ros,n steady. Turpen.ins
steady.
Hides and Leather.
New York July u.-Hfdes firm Leather drnn-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-12

The market quiet but steady at UNI
changed prices. Choice. fresh. nearby stock was
in fair demand AT Sc. loss or hut most of the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25

5orIeben Rat br9nbts laeet at en-
9ienbom paa AabOlueuarosn | Rebsnr
buun. NosIe 6oIt. Der pasiereoe iorbi
%opoaeeoe. at Der fob 6Iumnier no fro
30get. De lfpnote fig at ulormers 6uf
lets 8eboere os o%ersitsr 9ronoupienet
iom burti9 tom I'll. StsOe. 3 9uiti
s%Usrlte Stage Iaa lets Ncnnefer % iot
uoeu at nne, al Gaset br9nbte Ouer SO.
uebet paa benz. De bIeu buriia bragg
neo ubsn at no9Ie tom til Stabe. 3
Gsbet al at Bar elmer par 8ranboR.
inei 6e.re ouer 6IGmmerne, uben al
9lben baubs ianet QnIebnins til ellels
at anreite nOssn ifsrrs Stabe | ben ne.
Osrfte 8sl al quiet. Gn Of graub.
mGnbene tom I'll Staee ueb at faa ct
Stptte al bet br9uoenbe Gag / 6ouebet,
ban MATTE tsres paa 6OipitaIet meo bet
iamme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
~&pfboipitalet paa
Hefsn9s.

S AnIebnins at 25:Nar 9ubiI9ef
~ftriUsr vBoIititen" bl. a:
Oct l. 5uIi par bet IS Gur iOen, at
RptboipitaIet paa 9efsnas onbneoe fine
9Orte for tirtelipse Born, Os mepens
man puO @ruuo at plabsmunsel bar
Iisssnbe aar9omle Auissninser mee
Ban pm OptuseIie fra Ofte iuGrt mso.
togne qutisnter, par Giltrsmnineen
lite ben Gang iarIi9 TART. Sort 8
0ase sftsr, at 9OipitaIet par srtIarst
ferbis til at moblass 4otisntsr, tom
ben fsrfe gotient uanbreuos til 6obs
msb fin 5aber fra SIussliessnsn. Del
par en- lille, ipinfeI os mastr 10 Mars
pi9s, Tom leo Of StrofuIoie (6irtsIs
ipss) Os airteItnbertuIOls. 9uu par
pau 9OipitaIet / 3 4or Os tom fig ino
sobt, at bun iensre tunoe paataee fla
PIaos iom Gjeneftepise Os bar M peret
gift ! mango 4ar, er iuno 90 trofti9
bpsset os bar to rate Born. Oct par
a%Itiaa 9oipitnIets fsrite patient, o9 i
be forlsbne 25 aar er mango fulet efter
o9 fiosn ora9ne oerfrn, iunoe O9 rnifs,
meb RrRfter III at optass Rnmpsn lor
lilparelien.
6pfbolpitaIet pnn Rsfsnes paabe.
epnptss / 5uni 1874 os bIsu Opfsrt for
RibIsr, Der oar itaffeos til gsie bsIs
sennem 9esatsr OS priuate @nUer, bets
fra Stutstusien os 9iIfuo fra ~fOrifef'
Iise ROmmuner, Iom ieIuisIseIis par
FART i~ntsrssIsrebe /, at osrss fnttige,
tirtsIluuse Os tubertuIsie Bern bIeu
laa raIfs, at be islu tunoe ernare fig
Steost for at falos benz til Belp9r. Qt
6oipitaIet bar u%nosrsaast ret fore 5or.
anorinser Os EiIbpsninser | be iDuubn.
25 aar, flyer fig isID, ba 6Ororinser'
ne og Rrauene | mango Rstninser st
fesns. SummenIisner man Driftuo'
sifterne, Der | 1875 anbros 81, 900 Rr
oa | 1899 10000 Rr., fOar man ct fiji
Snbtrpt al be uouioeIier, Der maa uGr'
ffet.
Nasrsbe | B~espnbelien al 9alufierol
Ierns tantte 9OipitaIets esenliss Stif
ter Or. msb. GnseIitso paa at faa ino'
rsttst ct RpffbOipitaI paa en- al pOreap.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25

Stor 6ape. 6ra 9aiior & a
rse SatcbstHtsn bOr pi Iaast ben m,o'
oelelle, at ct WsbIsm al Meni9beoen
bar tiIbubt at bpSss BEN ct gus til 5Or'
iumlinser, Ss~noOssltOIer oiU. pao Sir;
tspIatisn, ioufrsmt autOritsterne giuer
liaabeIie oertiI. Si9aanos BiltOr
bar uotuIt fin uurme gillutnins til
bette 6oretnssnoe. Qn munsIer fun
patrOnatets (Uusiltrutens) 9iaaoeIie,
og ct. 5atObs Menisbeo piI fau st
Ianse narst Dufie OpfpIot. Den bu,
lite funnel tuse bsnne OpS0Ot Op, oO
fsrft ct. 5SObs aipI, fau Sionstirter
O8 uu Rirten I 3. 5arimasstUnttsret
bar hiaet itsrre &rau til bens Offer,
Oiaisbeo.
% Mars 5nbilaum. StiftsprOU'
fen for 2oauno. J~aIlters Gut, Sosns,
praff for Rsobp Os 9insisbsae Wenis'
bsbsr, Opibins Sopbus asfens, Tar
ben 2. ausuit fsire 25'aarsoasen iOl
fla gsftitfeIie til SOsnsprafi for opens
naunte MenisbsDsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25

So,ui bette iom iast so / bsnne 9io,
oe Bet Iober til, at bet lfaI bliU en- COB
9eit. Der par en- Glib, napnIia | BE.
9nnoeIlsn al SUM. bo buer 9unbmanb
ltOo os ipsioste busr9ime pinDassn op
mob 9imIsn for at ie, ON life Der
ituloe Uile Jig en- Sfp. Man begpnote
at btiue belt fsbriIit, @ras par Der in.
tet al, os SoIen branbte, iom ON ben
ulloe afiuioe islpe @rasreboerne, Yaar.
iGoen tunoe in9en geine TONNE, os
RoOrrusterne par bet Iisefrsm ior9eIi9t
at ie paa. 8interiGosn tIarsoe fig mo-
senlunoe, men ben bnUoe 10 auereoe
mango Steoer .faaet ct SmGt" iom Den
uIbris iOruanbt.
Saa en- Tag bIeu bet 9units iort paa
9imIen, os Re9nen bespnote at ialoe
ganite Idn9iomt. Gar bet uirteIi9 III.
Dor? 8iIoe bet 5Iiue uso en- lio? Sa.
/ to Gim + blsp bet pso - 9anIte Iare
Iomt, men iaa bOIbi BET op isen. Ran
iaa til biunnoen % iasos: ala SUB
ffs 2ou. nu 1T ri oa Iibt Rssn; bet for.
iriiter uItio iua Oeili9t, buOr Iibt BET
eno par. v3a, Lab ps pere sIab psb
bet, nj bar faatt. = Dten ba Der par
9aast en- COB baIO Cine, b%espnote Deg.
nan isen Os bIeo itartere os ltarters.
inotiI ben neiten Gite mso Spanoe belle
hre-fsW elmer Graf. aa, bpor en-
Pibs SUbut imdssF gOot cen iriite guft
efter iaoban en- IGN.
Nen De fDIsenoe Gage tom Rssntn
iseu, Os ea pal Der en- Os anosn gano.
mano - Os for Reiten Osiaa andre
Colt - iom tom / 3auter ON, at De
pit belt boUoe 9Iemt, ct fse 9srrsR [ai
for oue be %gsIfsusIisns Rseufrsmme,
iom ban o%Usrsffe benz meo, os iaa LITE.
De be ct Steo ben, buor be tuuoe pare
olene, o9 ioa uenote be ct 9luo os tat=
p.snmsIiet Blit op imoO 9tmIen os
io9oe uOsIe Orb, iom fun ban, Der isr
/ 9snoom, 1T at bsre, men bet oor bel.
Ter lite beitemt for andre.
Oct er iaa usl9srsnoe at pare lam
men meo en- onnif gnnomnuo, lom bar
ar at bare ale fine gesariuser frem
for Sub / Bon os BaataloIie neb Iat.
ligeIie. Oct ct snbnu mere ueIesrenbe.
eno aar man bisie Dase fer, buOroon
@t9s, Cab O9 ROofrustsr ipirer Oo
9%reunes sftsr ae9nsn. uoe pan Nnr.
fen bIomltrer o9 uisner ale Spirerne
en- Sang, men bet, iom potter init
paa 6iertea9eren, noar ben ierft Il
bIspsn ubiat Tor slaabens Rssntrsmm,,
bet bar tn eng un9oom Os 5riifbse /
fig.
sHsbeI QrGiiesaarb pr. Renbe,
b. ). Gun 1909.
8. JhueTpu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25

8rebIin9e runbt, Iiosnbs at 6oftebe'
tanoelie o9 tuberfulsie Benlioelfer.
Den e~lffuGrbise gIsiemober. 6rsteu
9Ilbredt piier os runbt bIanbl
Bsrnene, buis NntaI sr ca. 1876. vi
Ter be bp9gelise SOoslaIe og Sp9eituer,
o%oeraIt prpost meo Biueher paa 9a9se.
ne, Biaeoer. lom sr til for @labe for
Bsrnene.
) bet belle TT 9OipitaIets SnOre uo:
fpret meset imusfuIbt Os iaa tault-
nMeriit, iom ct 9OipitaIs ltranse By.
9%isiniife 5orfrifter tiaaosr. gia
@unsens fi1Oss grsmuIerisr, ousr bpsr
DIR barnIise NtOtiUsr, 5u9Ie Os Dpr,
o9 nnoer bUert bar 9br. &idlrbt. Der
cite iOm OUs;IasenS Suoger s9ftebe
9oipitaIet, fpist imao, iiliunrenoe,
barnIigs Rim alt fer dftueroist %
bpgseIi9t ub.
ri iaa StoIslfuen, buor be ~raltsre
BON iiober os IGier Ndturbiiioris ON
tring oeres gRrsrinbe. 9aa gReeen
banser 3rmiusers fore, %bstenbis var.
reo al y@n iaarst 9sUinoe", iom ban i
IN lib ltantsbe 6oipitalet. Os ri
uanbreos uibsre til RoniultationsuGreI'
itrne % SperatiOusltusrne, alt mutt
% tiItaIenoe, til BaoeuGrsIierns, buor
re gBrn, iom lite ian taaIe Ssbaoe,
iornsjtoe tumIsr fig / fore galinsr,
bUor SaItuanoet fra Sssn pumpss op
og opuarmes til ben gurmssrob, iOm
enifes - % uioere til %gissebuasrne,
5gor Born, Der lite Tan uare opye,
! li6s5er paa gaarsrne % Ieger ben
friife, miIoe Ssluft, msb ben berIi9ite
uof9t til 6iOrbsu % bet irobi9e
Asnes Iioe Ousr for. Rsos
l 9aum 9uur nO9le Drsnse Os
planter Blomlter msb ltor 0mbu, bet
q oeres esne imuu 9uper, iOm be pass
Ter. liliolt enoer ri Spiisialen, iOm
netop prposs til 6eiten, paa S99senc
ban9sr Ralsrisr al qrOfssiOr 9ass
lunt (frcmliiuenos 9sites fOritsai9s
St9bne otter bsrss 9susnIosr) o9 fl. a.
Malsrisr Os 6Ias Os @uirIOnosr ban
sss op oUer alt, iii Der ftaI ben Oiii.
eiels Del at 5elten fOrsSaa.
vi begiusr os 9snutm @aaroen mse
ben fpolanbfis 9Ossia % aiIoeuGIb,i
iOtbi 5uipetisrsns YOIis, toran bOiIs
Ten Spliiflaeet imsIoer for gtnoen nsh
nj Stranoen, bUor ri Tan sic g9eore
Staot", iom uoe pau %Rrfebn9ien
lig9er opantrst til 2gts o9 5OrneitIis
Tor apitboipitalst. ON Aitensn.
naar bet Ell mutt geir, inuitersr De
imaa, ralts Ssorsn9e Bernene fra
RpfbOlpitalst pao Roturs lan9s Strano'
%tanten, o9 ON Ssnoasen tommer I'll
@en9aIo y@sOrs Stngss4 B%eiGtnins
ousr paa 6oipitaIst til yglmonobefeiter"
on.
gi iaeer gfftsb mso OuerIasen 90
Pltiemooeseu, Os b,slun os pna 8sl
iilbage til R%auuuobors gp, buis mGr'
teIi9e lem Rirtstaurne, Der li9ner lem
~ipioslebne @ranatsr, opltableoe psb
Siesn ai ~buerunpre, inurt liimtes. 9n
lille gei inor fig IunsB 5iorOsn. unoer.
then Iuin9snoe ino 9ennem battebs
Rattsr, Der butter al npildaet so.
astr meb luoenoe 9Ousber pIutter Zen
| iaflie, Rigper, msosns Q0rten tpiorst
I'm tnsformi9s Gang. @n gonbe barn.
ger opuft pou i'm GrOmIs, Niger op %
aoer neb, % bag BAN lpbsr 0rensen
os iamIsr Sten I fit G%OrtIaos. 8 Bel
srsiten trgber aOnUOIUuIus, % 9nure'
murten sr broset At RornbIOmit og
guImus. Oct Dele CT iaa Gete ooni'
= bet 9ele sr ioa frif, iutst b.ors
Stsb tunos man paige I'll be Samiun'
bets Steobsru, bDis t%iOIiSsre uiuuos %
ilstte 2iuspiItuar nan nu ieser at bebs
paa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Snlaa Wfeobelelier.

6arli8 Spbeisning. "a man for.
leoen a / 6Gro meo at opbeiie an eIst.
triif Motor. iom 6irmast 4. u. 1t IL.
lie, 6ebmager9ooe. er ueo at initauere Der
/ bet ioataIote y91p 9utbus@ pan qar-
lens plaos, iprans ben elsttriite StaaI:
trnaostrosie buori Opbeisuingen fore:
GIT, oa man par naaet op til 1. goii
meo Ufotorsn, bsnne, Der baube Ell
HG9t a 5000 puno, tuuites fuIotgu.
bic mob Stsnbroen, t builten DIR %.
iaa Feses ct uGIoist 9uI. 9slbisuis
tom Der in9en Wenneiter Ill Stabe,
men bet par lite IGusere fra, eno al
SerntoIosien. ba ben fnIot, f~treifeb.
Ynsbonnosn paa en- arbtioer os toq
9uoen At Rnoerne. 6orbuabsnli9 oil
bet tIiue unoeris9t, buOr Stploeu
Tor ubtIost Ii99er. lrosien par ga.
runteret at ltuae tunne bare 5000
puuo.
Yaa 0ano 90 Vroo. 6n Ditto
rilt Ss9iusnbeo" ptI / ben n9rmelte 1is
fiuoe Sttb, ioet for ferite Sang ei
Weblem at aarbus Bproao oil oanbrc
I y9uaet" for al aiione no9le ges
berpaa gunb Os Sreb. Oct Ct or.
gpranosmeoIem, RebOotsr y. Ga.
broe, Der DiI sus ben 0eorift, og
Gsmotrutsn@ brinssr pna en- iremta.
osnbe Ylnos en- pisobsIsIie ON bans
%ior,ituuenbe R~ortprium. 9Iuott Fri.
per nemIi9:
Oct sr Dor / oisie Dnss bemte Bar.
tiiaues 9eniet at ~ufiOne be ibsmte
Sooer pau gano os greo g labe Ys'
berue tilialbs arbsiOsruss 6ori0mIinss.
tpsnins.@
Da 6r. Sobross Bsber meb On
tOltninser belebsr fig til 600 Rr.,
bItusr bet en- foriporIis 9ortion 8anc
Os Brsb. gpraaosmsoIsmmet oil latte
til gius PAD Statens os Rommunsns
Resning.
"a Sc 5i'@asen. Msb bette
Iremmebtlin9enoe. men Ianstfra tonne
Ruun, er en- ny @aos bsbt 9ibors. vi
buem @aoen er oebt uibes lite, men
Rapnsts S~prinbtlie TANNER fra Ga.
bens anIa9see, Sti Douiben n,
s. 3. 9enen os martin J (:
der, ioet bet er iammsniot af BE-
fprfte to 8OsftnUer / DC 9errrets
Nnpne.
Sanif Sportsiejr. Deb en- 9orets.
feit iOm aibOIoiss StudpOIm bIeu ben
Of Jriberre 3 mess r. Old on
1903 lfant,bs Yanbrsyotal for Stanoi'
n~auisns Wstsrftab / 9sbst ousr en- en-
aslit Wiil punbet af 0anftsren Is.
Gb ten EN- fra rasbenbnuns Job.
iportsforenin9" 4 Win. A
Get. s.. @brifenien par enslil
uolanoin9 mob 80 @iueniie a~onturrsn.
ter. 4ofnlsn, Der sr suist Uanorsnb,
mtQem 5brRistlubber / Granddaughter
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-10-20
DETAILED STATEMENT
OF
EXPENDITURES
The County Commissioners of Cecil
County During the Fiscal Year
Ending June 80, 1900.

Published in compliance with Section IL
OF Article 30 OF the Code of Public
General Laws, which provides as fol-
lows:
'That the County Commissioners shall
make out and publish annually, in at
least two newspapers published in their
respective counties, if there be two, a
Detailed, Minute and Accurate Statement
OF the expenses of said counties specify
ing therein each particular item of en-
pense and for what and to whom paid,
and shall also deliver to the sheriff OF
their respective counties as many copies
of said statement as there are election
districts OF said county at least ten days
before each general election, and the
sheriff shall within six days after the
receipt OF such copies, set up one OF then
at the place Of holding elections in eacl
district"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-10-20
s2,4l3 81
Discount.
s3,O93 "a

August. Is
september. ri O5
oct 100 II
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-10-20
Circuit Court.
Bailihs and Crier.

ohm G Williams Clerk...................... SLIGO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-14

twentieth Kansas regiment, has enlist
ed in the Fourth United States infantry
and will return to the Philippines. Mr..
True is a Topeka boy.
George Bertinkam has been arrested
on the charge OF larceny and burglary.
He was seen escaping from a house on
East First street with q suit of clothes
which he tried to pawn.
Some girls at Central seem to enjoy
cutting in when people are carrying on
lively conversation over the telephone
and ask if they are talking. What would
they be doing, looking at each other?
From the fact that the James Kidder-
Hanford organization will be in Topeka
on Saturday, a matinee performance
may be given in addition to the evening
performance. The date is March 81.
Monday afternoon the police raided
the joint at 40 Kansas avenue and ar
rested James Sheasley for running it. A
rickety old pine bar was captured and
several empty bottles but not a drop of
liquor
The superintendent of the fair grounds
keeps the property in good condition.
He works all the time. That principle
of doing business might be emulated by
the powers that have charge of the
state house grounds and property.
L. L. Higgins, who was so long a
resident of Topeka as the general west
ern agent of the Washington Life In
Surance company of New York, recently
located in Denver, has been transferred
again, this time to Kansas. His offices
have been established in Kansas City.
Mr.. Higgins was here yesterday on bus
mess.
I. S. Lewis, of the office of the super
intendent of Insurance. is one of the
most faithful workers in the state
house. He has but one arm, but dis
patches work with wonderful celebrity.
AS a result of too much confinement in
the office during the past few months
he has been threatened with an attack
| of fever for several days
An entertainment was given at the
reform school Monday night for the
benefit of the boys. Stereopticon views
| and VitaScope pictures were shown, and
| photograph selections heard. In addi-
| ton several instrumental numbers were
contributed by Miss Walker, one of the
| teachers and Master Eddie Shumway.
| The affair was one of a series planned
| by Superintendent Hitchcock for the
| entertainments of his charges.
DR.. J. T Mcfarland desires to recall
| the announcement made last Sabbath
! that DR. T. c. Tiff. of Salt Lake City,
would lecture next Thursday evening
at the First NJ. z. church on Twenty
nine Years in Utah. This is done On
account of the feeling expressed by Mr..
| Rankin and representatives of the
Young Peoples Federation that DR..
| lifts lecture might divert interest
| from the temperance meetings being
| held, an effect which Dr. Mcfarland
| would very much regret He therefore
l telegraphed DR.. Tiff canceling the ap-