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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
nvaperatsd Applies ana Dried Fruit.

NEW YORK, Aug. I-EVAPORATED
APPLEB-The market shows little change
from the etagnant conditions recently
noted owing 70 the limited offerings. Com
1OhQ10Ac; choice, u0Iihc; fancy, uH011c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUlT-Prunee
are nfm. with fair buying and light stocks.
Tor All grades. Apricots are steady and a
moderate 1obbin8 bnainesa il reported. The
bags at 696Ac- Peaches are oufef and un-
changed At I2Qlsc for peeled and s0i0ho Tor
unDeeIed
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

+, Ola. bNow. eNo. 3
h ELoUA-NanX3 winter patents. ea.Oo0
500 STIR, ghte 0,it41.Di cleera, e1.8062, 30;
|epElnH 4 SQlair. s<.1oQ4.eoi patents. G.b06
WtInAI-Na, 3 spring. 79oi Mo. 3 spring.
lAH4lscl No red ooMNloAc.
9QeH-Na yeslQw s.gssc 49,.
Ists. " ~
i RXE-No. 4 bDXa.
+ nARLNy-Hair e choice mating. W0eec.
! HNHu9-Ho, ] lAE, IA No. 4 NORTH
western. u.4of prime timothy. Wo6Q5.lOf
clover. centTRef esade. $3.50
fnovlpsoNn-Ms,s pork per bss sls 70
1hoft ribs aides Q0oae), ei0a0010.sk. Dry
salad shoulders tozedy, s9.11tqo.s6. Short
s' Thi s'Sss 6s-sssSs q; sasis u sisA vines.
q. lsns.In. y. ne .se.Iss. and .AIp.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-DRY GooDs-
There was no material change IN the char
acter Of the dry goods market to-day. Sta
pie cottons are quiet and brown goods In
Print cloths. dull and unchanged; silks and
rbbona, dfm.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
81. Sessph &c s.oek Market.

ST. JOSEPH. NO, Aug. 7.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 2,I9 head market steady to IOc
higher natives A.75GS.6oa cows and heif-
ers. ubo46H. vealH, G.A0600; bulls and
a. 20.
HO0s-ReceIpts. e.sD head; market l0c
lower. medium and heavy, N.S007.6Th; pigs,
N.2506.90; bulk. SI.25Q1B.
SHEEP AND LAMB8-Receipts. ISIS
head; market steady TO strong; top a
lambs, &5-b.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-BEEvEs-Re.
eelpts.. 1855 Dressed beef, steady; city,
dressed native sides. 1Sk1ffHc. dressed
weight; refrigerator beef, fihc.
.CALVES-Recclpts, lS7, quoted about
steady. Veals sold at &.OOFS. per 100 lbs:
g~rassers and buttermilks, AOo1f.EO. CITY,
dressed veals, 4h0l2c por ID.
HOUS-heceipts, 1888, steady. Reported
sales included state hogs At S1.SS; western,
SHEEP AND LAMRs-Receipts, a.esa.
sheep. slow, steady; lambs, 1OQ25c stronger
rev at SAz5; lambs, R.Oo06.25, dressed NUT
ton, bkQsc per ID; dressed lamba. snl1c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

1IRMINoHAM. Ala, Aug. 7-.-Announce-
Steel and Iron company that il has VIII.
from thu pig iron market. The
company sold it's production for this wear
and over half its production for the frst
PIX month OF the coming year. Six furnace
belonging to the company are in full op-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

KANSAS CITY. Aug. l.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts. $3.50 natives LOO Tezans. 49, Texas
antine butchers stun. steady atocker1 and
feeders. steady % lower; choice export and
$3.50. 70; sfockors and feeders, 8.0o16 Sc:
W~estarn-fe4 atas-h a.AG6los Texas and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

MILWAuKEE. Aug. z-WHEAT-Market
steady; No. i northern. g6011hc; No.
northern, U01lNc; September. 0Hc.
klk-LoweE No. l. t6c
BARLEI@steady. No. 4 o3068c.
CoRN-6eDLemher, SAC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
& COWgIH Iron Works.

MANUFACTURERS AND JoBBRRs
or MACHINERY.
GENERAL REPAIRING A SPECIALLY.
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
1891. 1903 and 1905 Jackson street.
Omaha Nsb. Tel. 6tg.
\. zabriskie, Agent. J. y. cousin Nh
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

NEW YORK, Aug. IA committee. In
charge OF the reedtustment OF the c~apifaii-
.ation for the Distilllng Connany OF
America, has announced, through rs chair
man, that the holders Of more than two
thirds Of the. preferred stock have de-
Ver1ion, which Is now declared oneraliVe
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

WICHITA. Kan. Aug. z.-charlss John.
cused Of rcbblnG a bank in Arksn-
sas. Is In jail at Evansville, Ind. accord-
Ing 20 q telegram received by Chief Burt
OF this city Two Of the alleged cffminais
are in jail At Little Rock. a7aitins trial
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

steady: fair rednInS. nc; centrifnesi- x
test SIC; molasses sugar. 1%e; rennedI
NV ORLEANS. AUG. SUGAR
Strong; open kettle. 4lk4o 1-l6c, open ket.
te ceRtrifugal.. sQ1Hoi CENTRIFUGAL yellow.
duh; centrifugal sole.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

DULUTH. Aug. Z-WHEAT-Cash. No. !
hard, 7Bhc; No. 2 northern, 70kc; No. !
northern nMc; September, es8c; December.
o6hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

cemher, &c; Nay. 39Hc: cash. strong, &c.
OAIb-Falrly active, steady. Cash. 35c:
September S2Ac; December, NpHc.
ehEDZClover, active, .atrong. October.
August alsike. $50 No. : timothy. n6
RYE-No. q sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

OMAHA, Aug. T.-Bank clearing, s1,1S,-
tl6s3; corresponding day last year, t,O70-
731.55: increase, S6l,O6A78.
CHICAGO, Aug. -7.-Bank ciearings, 1l.-
828, $50; ALLIANCES, 2,291,677; sterling exchange
posted fss6 for demand and gGssk for sixty
days; New York exchange, Csc premium.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-Clearings. $3.50. 15o;
New York exchange at par.
NEW YORK Aug Exchanges. &20,-
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. z.-Clearingn,
t15, 1850; balances, s2,lse,le2; money, 4 per
BALTIMORE. Aug. 7.-clearineu, sa,s7B,-
iol; balances. tSo7.s7o; money. 4@fM per
BOSTON. Aug. 7.-Exchansss. sis.siS.sl4;
CINCINNATI, Aug. L-ciesrings, ts.sE.-
0e0; money, 4Q6 per cent; New York ex-
change, 15c discount and par.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. r.-BUrrrR-
bnni extra western creamery, NHc; extra
nearby prints, &c.
E0Gs-Frm. nc higher; fresh nearby.
10tc, loss on: western. nc. Iosa on. lresh
southwestern, lscs loss on; fresh southern.
Enthusiastically; New York FUN cseama
prime. small, l01leAci New York fair 10
good, 5h09Ec. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

BAR SILvER-steady, q SID per ounce.
AONEI-2h02& per cent. The rate Of
aiscQmnf IN the open market for short bills
n z164e Sis per cent and for threo-months'
bills 2 s-16d2M per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

KANaAG CITY, Aun z.-WHEAT-aap-
tenber, eznc; December, Gatc: cash. No. 2
hard, 0061kcs No. 8, ttH0&ko; No. 2 red.
&4&tc; No. 3 6246tc
CORN-September. lsHc; December, si1k0
So cash, No. z mixed, 6e11ci No. z white.
NItecs No. 3 tI06ec.
OATS-No. : white. S10Ec.
HXE-No. 2 464shc.
nAY-choice timothy, se.5Qlooq; choice
BUTrER-creameEy, ioc; fancy dairy.
E~Go9-steady; fresh Missouri ana kan
sas stock, lttc doz, loss on. cases re-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

erai fund. exclusive OF the 0t0.ooo.ooo- Gold
reserve IN the division Of redemption,
shove Available cash balance. 9D5.1s1,2i'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
Peoria Market.

PEORIA. III, Aus. z-coRN-Inactlvs,
ssg sSs; II. ! white. sso.
WEfI6KE-7xa tsse basis Of N.x1 for an
iansd gooda
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

TOLEDO. o., Aug. a-WHEAr-Actve.
s.eeeyi cesh. Dci eeptember. Nc. bid; De-
eohN-bdn rsaE sspssmssr. Sci -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

Conditions OF Trade ana Quotatfons on
Staple and Fancy al

cording to age, 405c; turkeys, 8dlOc; duclrn
and geese, b9ec; spring chickens, per ~,
-BUTTER-Packlng stock. i7dc; choice
delEys IN tubs, 1Sqleoi separator. 26Qalc!
ring, &C.,. pickerel. Sc; pike, &C.; perch, COT
bunalo. dressed, 7ci sunish, 5cs blue1n6. &C.;
Mhitssnshs Zoe: catfish, lse; black base. 1sq;
fsh, 40; red snapper, 100; Holsters, boiled.
per ID. zlei Holsters. green, per h., sc:
cORN-58c.
OATS-64c.
BRAN-Per ton. s1s.
Hay Dealers' sssociation: Choice hay, 10.
! upland $50; No. / medium. ~; No. /
are for hay Of good color and and u nsihs pr1 Ds.
VEGETABLE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES grown, per dos.
NEW cELEEE-Kalamasoo. soc. (
SSRRTEAETEP66sNn1coSSss -.Rg Per s Sos.' sS sscSro,,- -
TURNIPs-Per bu., Soc.
GREEN cooiRN@Fsr daoa.. So.
CuCUMBERB-Per dos. ibc.
PP~EERFTEy y S Soz bSnehsa' zoe
RADL9HEe-Per dos. &c.
WAX BEANs-Home grown. per market
packet, Sg4ssc; string beans. per market
cABbXdE~canfOrnia or home srovn,
-oNIoNs-Nsw California. in sacks. per
6SAgoEszgsg market basket 500.
FRrITS
MISUNDERSTANDING Asaa M55eS MI. e. Johnss xeses:
gSr v-DaSket eFets' Log; Canfornie Craw~
.I PPfIitHsSs-camtornia. per .-basks. era..s.
PsRfauNEs-Per box. 81.
PBaRsescslfornia. per boz, =
sa.M@ao-
cANTALoUPE-Tsxas. per crate. g: per
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1saesc.
aRAEES-southern cataWbes. Dsr Nib.
BLbEBERRIEs-per 1s-qt casa. sz.&g
10
TROPICAL FRUITS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 90 to IS count.
~ NArArapm
tz5{gz 59S1sp.s -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tA7b06.OQ; Medk-
erranee sweetss 440OU4Io.
.,nss II fn5E5SS ea Amoneiras AA"g4as; Mes
rcn, M1sGELLANEoUH-
YORK. 49,
a.. :. 8Feens otcs no. green,
~ ~. 1eite9 sSj no. selteo, 1oi
c mIi ~ sf to ,s s1 ia : GO 20 AZ Ma: ri SS Mo. veal
9TSo1vSslIrn ~ s9' sneiisn. yc
10. herd aheii nsr IN ~ sN9rs pSF i1f
aheu. ioc: No Z hsrd shsli ~ ~. q OF
81. 14cj Alberts, per H., lsc: almonds. sooft
Ser' ~ iSc. 1 smau s9 9on:: e zoe; pseen-. large.
Zoe. ~ ~o+s
OLD METALe-A. b. AlDern quotes the
ton, Sif.6o; iron, stove plate. per ton. ss Rss
nnnMnE nnm IN ~ = = 49, NA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 7-WHEAT-spot
so. ! northern spring, 1uiet. g. I'D; NO. /
California, dun, Is std. Futures quiet;
September, S. f1Md; December, Sc 105kd.
CORN-Spot, quiet; American mixed,
s. ND. Futures quiet; September, Sc Id;
october, So I'd; January. nominal.
PROVI6IONe-Beef, strong: extra India
mess, los Cd. Pork, firm: prime mess, west
ern, strong, SIS Sd. Hams, short cut, Ia TO 16
western szs 81. Hams, short cut, 4 to Is
lbs, quiet, 59s. Bacon, hrms Cumberland
cut, % 70 30 lbs. quiet, SIS; short ribs, rs
70 a lbs, quiet, COS; long clear middles.
light, Is TO "a lbs, steady, 1os Sd; long, clear
middies, heavy. g to 20 lbs steady. Sos;
short, clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs, quiet,
sss cd clear bellies, "A to IS lbs, steady,
63s. Shoulders, square cut. II to 10 lbs.
steady. as. Lard, quiet: prime western.
IN tierces, steady. Sc %; American refined.
in pals, steady. Hs 81.
Enthusiastically; American finest white.
steady. &c Sd; American finest colored,
TALLow-Prime city, steady. ass; Aus
tralian, in London, dull. S3s.
ELOUR-st. Louis fancy winter. lrm,
HoPs-At London CPacinc coasU. arm.
BUTTER-Nominal.
pEA1-Canadian. quiet. 6 SID.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

tickets. ~
U-Dates OF sale; Aug. l-Ibth, inc; sept
l-iQth, incl. Return, Oct. 8fst. On other
days In July and August rate Will be one
fare plus $500.
U-Dates OF saies NTH Sept. soth. Re-
turn, Oct. Stat. -
W-Dates Of sale; August s-7th. inclusive.
Also circuit tours via Duluth or Chicaeo
and Steamer, via the Great Lakes gpeclal
excursion rates 10 many other points IN
Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota and
eastern points.
Write Us where you are going ana Ne
will be glad to give you fun Information.
Let Us make your Sleeping Car or steamer
reservations IN advance,
Call A. Illinois Central City Ticket once.
w. n. BRILL,
Dist. Pass. ACT. III. Cent. r. r..
Omaha Neh.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
PEAs1cansdisn. quiet, 6 sstd.


MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 7.-wHEAT-sep-
tember. 67h067xc; December, 64&d6f5kc:
on track, No. / hard. T1%c; No. 1 northern.
75Mc; No. 2 northern, HMc.
FLOUR-Unchanged. MIilers report a
fairly satisfactory business. Shipments.
50. 40 bills. First patents, 8.e003.sO; second
patents, .t&60S.70i first clears. 33.0o93.10:
second clears, 9an
BRAN-In bulk, fi.W
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR no DATE.
The f~oilowinr tabie shovs ths reoeinta
OF cattle. hogs and sheep at South Omaha
LOT the year 20 date, with comparisons with
1909. 1901. Inc. Dec.
Cattle ...-.s.... 4sS, 754 ALBA 1880 -.
hogs .......-...1,6ts.s62 L,6V6.s00 $780, 49,.
The following table shows the average
price % hoas sold on The south Omaha
market the last several daye, win COM
PARSONS with former years:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET

All Desirable Grades Of Fat Cattle Sold at
Just About Steady Prices
HOGS OPEN TEN LOWER, CLOSE STRONG
Light Receipts Of sheep and URder
Influence 81 Active Deman mar
ket RuIed strens, Every-
thsng BeinE sold EnxIy.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

The following table shows the receipts Of
markets for August I:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

On tho Produce oxchanHo today the but
'4c4 market Was STEADY; r1Ameri $50
o4}4Qi datfIfE, i111tEQ Cheese, nfeadYs 1oH
Hts. AsgS, steadyl fFsHh, ts1o
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

ndsS: new, sid@. Lard lower. ga. sSSaH1.
Dry salt meats (boxed). steady. extra
shorts $l1.12a; clear ribs, t11.25: short clear,
1lEo Bacon 0eoxeol steady extra ahoris,
81: clear ribs. NAl2Hs short clear, N281k.
METAIa-Lead. firm at s4a eDelfer,
higher az 1915.
POULTRT-Firm; chickens, SIC; sprfnEs.
LHci turkeys, 11ci ducks. 7cs geese. &c.
RUTTER- Steady; creamery. 174zlcs
1Eiaaas-sRIssssSdy. 1so. loss on.
The Globe-republican., 1902-08-14
BUCKLiN BREEZES.

From Regular CORES pendent
G. F. Trager made business trip to
Dodge City, Monday.
Mrs. F. H Kizer came home from
Hutchinson Tuesday morning.
J.F. Baldwin returned from his trip
to Neodesha. Kansas, Tuesday.
L. NJ. Taylor took two ear loads of
cattle to St. Joe, Missouri, Monday
Mrs. Lille Neal left Monday morning
for a visit with friends in Colorado.
Miss Margaret Kane and Miss Grace
KIrkley spent Sunday in Greensburg.
ii. Taylor and daughter Miss Ethel,
visited the county capital, Saturday
H. p McCaustland made a business
trip TO Syracuse, Kansas. Monday even
ing.
Joe Miller and c. NJ. Beeson of Dodge
City spent few hours in Bucklin last
Saturday.
Mrs. w. r. Gordon accompanied her
niece, Miss Stella Lucas on visit to Dem
yer. Colorado. They left here Saturday
evening
Miss Emily Summersby caller IN
Bucklin, Saturday She came in from
Lindsborg Saturday morning and left for
The Globe-republican., 1902-08-14
To MY Friends.

1t is with joy I tell you what kodol did
for me- 1 was troubled with my stom-
ach for several months. Upon being adj
yised to use Kodol, did Sc, aud words
cannot tell the good it has done me. A
neighbor had dyspepsia that he had
tried most everything I told him to use
hodol. Words of gratitude have come
to me from him, because recommended
it.-Geo- w Fry. Viola. Iowa Health
and strength. of mind and body, depend
on the stomach, and normal activity of
the digestive organs kodol- the great
reconsJructive tonic, cures all stomach
and bowel troubles indigestion, dyspep-
STA. kodo1 digests any good food you
eat. Take a dose after meals RAIH &
BAINBRIDGE.
The Globe-republican., 1902-08-14
Attention Old Soldiers.

Dodge City, August 6, 1902--The
ninth annual reunion Of the Old Soldiers
and Sailors association of southwest. will
be held on September to 3 inclusive in
Dodge City 1t is expected that the vice
presidents will at once organize their
counties and report to those head quarters
by August %, as to the probable number
that will attend also any other informa-
ton that will help to make the reunion a
success. Tents will be assigned to each
county for their the order in which
they report ready to occupy them. Each
county will be expected and are invited
to come prepared TO furnish part of the
entertainments, such as speeches, song,
music, Rotations, ETC., and places will
be assigned them on the program
Neighboring counties not members of
the association are invited to come take
part with us and enjoy themselves. The
citizens of Dodge City invite you.
They are able and willing to give you
n royal good time. Their committees
are now at work. The park has been
much improved and will be fitted with
electric lights, telephone and other mod
ern improvements making it the finest
camping ground in Kansas. All old SOL
diers and sailors, Union and Confederate,
Spa American, and soldiers of the
Philippine insurrection, their families
anu IFlenOS, ana all clIIZenS are invited
Hay. straw, fuel, light, water, etc.. will
be furnished free on the grounds. Bring
your blankets, cooking and camp equip
age prepared to go into camp. The
State Soldiers Home, located five miles
from Dodge City, well as the State
forestry, two miles east are well worth a
visit. Special rates have been secured on
all roads
j. A. ARbIENT, D. L. SWEENEY
Sect. President
All papers in the south west please copy.
The Globe-republican., 1902-08-14
AMONG RAILROADS
AND RAILROAD MEN.

name is wanted for the new daily
limited train TO California to be placed
in service November L, 1902, by the Rock
Island system and Southern Pacific COM
pany, via the FL Paso Short Line. The
competition is open to the public, and
conditions involve no fees of any kind.
Those who wish to receive circular of in
structions should address Jno. Sebastian,
passenger traffic manager, Rock Island
system, Chicago 1t is understood that
in suggesting a name originality should
take all precedence. 1t must not be pat
termed after the name of any other train.
1t should at the same time be peculiarly
significant of the route. the destination,
the service and equipment. The person
who suggests the name adopted will re-
ceive 800, from the company. Some
railroad man of Dodge City ought to win
this nice little prize.
The big Santa Fe engine which wa
on exhibition in Dodge City month
ago and which was the largest railway
engine ever built in the world has COM
mitted suicide The engine was work
ing tandem witt! two others hauling
long train the mountains of the
Ration mountain road. Three times the
train broke in two, and the third time
the train started down, the brakeman
and air brakes were pOwerless to hold it.
The trainmeH, after there was no hope
left of saving the train. jumped for their
lives, and the tsbiggest engine i'll the
world'' plunged madly down grade for
three miles and jumped the rails on
bridge so feet high. The engine and all
of the cars went to the bottom of the
canon.
Harry Herby came down from Dodge
City Saturday evening and was the guest
of friends and relatives here over Sunday.
His wife is still visiting in California and
will remain there for some time. Her
health is little if any improved. This is
Mr. Herby's first visit to Newton since
he moved to Dodge four months ago.
Newton kausaD.
J. c. Morse of Newton has been
signed TO the pusher fireman.
Engineer Chas. Rittenhouse has been
returned to the pusher engine after a
weeks absence in Ne wton.
Fireman Geo. Needler has had to take
an extended leave of absence on account
of ill health and has gone to Partridge,
Kansas to try and recuperate.
Mr.. F. A. Hobble is taking ten days
vacation in Arkansas. He will spend
a few days at Chase, Ark, with w. p.
WiclSo if who used to be Car Foreman at
this point.
a rear end collision occurred at Cimar-
ron Tuesday morning, Extra 691 running
into the rear of Extra 1901. There was
no DANA ge outside of the way Car and
engine 691, they We're damaged some.
The Globe-republican., 1902-08-14
4 SERIOUS CHARGE.
Brought against Two Santa Fe
Brakemen.
SEVERAL MEN HELD UP.
Claimed Brakemen Robbed
Them, but They Were
Cleared.

TWO Santa Fe brakemen who we'll
4zoSn here had very unusual expert
szqe this week, but they pulled through
geoe trouble all right. Certain parties
szeel the two brakemen of robbery, ard
Aey tried in justice court at
R@sehinson on this charge. Peters and
zsOzsDer while claiming TO be wholly in
snoeant, had to employ attorneys and go
zHso the suit with a determined fight.
SeGoe of the people who were robbed
9Hore positively that the two brakemen
we're the men who robbed them. Others
However. who were in the crowd that
was held up swore quite positively
sA@s Peters and Bonner were not the
zne3, and that the real robbers jumped
Sssn the train on which the robbery oc-
s7~Fred. The case looked pretty bad for
che brakemen at the start, and there APP
PeaFed a strong possibility of them hav-
E9g 10 serve time for a robbery which
sS0eebody had committed. When the
sTD3ence was all in things looked differ
sss4sy, and the justice before whom the
preliminary trial was held decided at
ssaee that Peters and Bonner had nothing
"a, 90 with the robbery, and discharged
sAesa.
,21e alleged "hoId up occurred on the
, Kfasley branch. Several men were steal
Esg ride freight. After the train
Rad started two men, supposed to be the
S~Akemen. came along and collected IS
S&2ts each from the crowd. Later two
<s6egnised men returned to that part of
GAe train and pulling guns on the crowd
3sseed them to hand over all of the cash
may had with them. ii. L. Warner of
GrDsley, one of the men who was robbed
made complaint against the two brake
men, ami later Identified them the
Defended the brakemen and succeeded in
SgOying that they were not the robbers.
9H an account of the close of the trial, the
aAsaeehInson News says: after the argu-
asents were made, Judge Knauss said
e 15assi for the defense and dismiss the
92AsAgge against the defendants They ale
lEseAarged.'
'@.3t was most welcome news to Peters
ana Bonner and their joy reflected
zEs sheir faces and in the hand clasps Civ
their friends. They had certainly
seyne the ordeal like innocent men, who
Believed their innocence would be proved,
ssSs by their own positive and unhesitat-
ZIG testimony had greatly helped their
s9Ge.
Right at the end of the trial Judge
Tesers introduced the evidence which
RseAably resulted in the release of the
H1eS. He produced two of the men held
nFs s3at night, who swore positively that
Bonner and Peters were not the robbers.
EDs8 had known the brakemen for some
t7sse and they said they We're positive.
Sssae of the men, or boy rather. went
Az7ther, and said that he saw the two
sSSSers get off the train after the rob
se-y and before Bonner left the caboose
- go 80 the front of the train.
This left the witnesses who had never
3~en the brakemen before that night
sS<esring that the brakemen were the
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All Were Saved.

''For years I suffered such untold mis-
cry from Bronchitis,' writes j. H. john
ston. of Broughton, Ga, '.that often L
was unable to work. Then, when every
thing else failed, L was wholly cured by
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
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Asthma, till it cured her. and all our ex-
perience goes to show it is the best Group
medicine in the woI Id - A trial will
convince you it's unrivaled for Throat
and Lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles,
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6 Banbridge-s
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BASE BALL TOMORROW.

Cimarron Team Has Been Enticed
Here For Game.
Col. Jim Cord whose enthusiasm keeps
the breath of life in base ball here, re-
ceived a telegram Wednesday evening
stating that the Cimarron team will be in
Dodge City tomorrow. They will play
the home team at the city park here to-
morrow afternoon beginning at2 O'Clock.
The Dodge City team will play in
Garden City next week on Friday and
will arrange for the Garden City team to
come here later.
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following letters remain unclaimed

The following letters remain unclaimed
for week ending August ID, 1902.
Roberts, James Sermons. Archie
Cummings, A A Bowyer, FL j
Cook, Leland Clement, F
Crane, SebastiOn Hardin, Walter
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Glenn, John Gaucher. a r
Guthridge, j Il Hoyle, Mrs
Iollingsworth, Benz Horne. William
Penrose, John Tibbitts, Frank Q
Rootrigner. Francisco 3
One cent will be charged for adj
vertised letter delivered.
j. A. ARMENT, p. NJ.
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Lawn Fete and Musicale.

The St. Cecilia Guild of the Episcopal
church, will give a garden party and Mu-
sicale at the home of Captain Churchill
this Thursday evening. A fine musical
program will be rendered by some of
the best local talent. Refreshments will
be served zen arbor.' No pains will be
spared to make this the lawn fete of the
season. All are invited.
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A Necessary Precautfon.

Don't neglect cold It is than
unpleasant. 1t is dangerous. By using
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at once. Allays inflammation. clears
the head, sootlies and strengthens the
mucous membrane Cures coughs. Group
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safe. Acts Immediately. Children like
it. RATH & BAINBRIDGE.
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robbers and two witnesses who were ac-
cuainted with the brakemen swearing
that they were not the robbers Judge
Peters made the most of The possibility
of the strangers who were robbed being
mistaken in the men aud of the improb-
ability of the men who knew the brake
men being Mistaken