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fore unsuspected rise to view. the entire
arm loses all stiffness and awkwardness,
gaining grace and deftness as well as
strength.
The boxers lower limbs are also brought
into active play as he lodges, leaps for
ward or backward, bends down to evade a
blow or braces himself to meet one. The
same constant change of position awakes
to action the muscles of the back, chest,
abdomen and neck, and the violent exer-
ton stimulates the heart, expands the
lungs and gives the boxer increased breath
ing space. The gloves are consequently a
well appointed gymnasium by themselves.
They are so light child may carry the set,
SO small they will occupy but part of
bureau drawer and so inexpensive that
almost any boy or young man may easily
purchase them.
The best set of gloves made by one great
sporting goods firm costs $3.50, but an out
fit can be purchased for $3.50 Sets of
varying excellence come all the way be-
tween these two extremes in price AS SER
viceable set as any amateur needs can be
bought for So, So. So 81 or S. The backs
Of the gloves, the portions that usually
come in contact with a BOXERS opponent,
are made of buckskin, ehamois or kid.
Buckskin does very well, but is rather
rough upon the skin of the face. Dirt adj
heres to it readily, and drop of blood, il
by chance any should be shed by the con-
testants, will form hard spot upon the
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RIGHT HAND BODY BLOW secure one. There
are many good books on the manly art that
cost but little money and furnish the nov
ice with all the points necessary; but
books or no books, teachers or no teachers,
the bright beginner will soon learn how to
protect himself and how to take advantage
of any weakness in his opponents guard.
For the first few days novices will be
wise If they box very temporarily until
their faces and tempers get accustomed 70
hard blows When both have become har-
dened an occasional lively bout will be en-
joyable but, on the whole, temperate box
ing will prove more satisfactory in the
long run. Severe blows have a tendency
to ruffie the coolest eauanimity, and two
evenly matched young men will get more
pleasure and profit out OF the sport and
will be more anxious to meet il they box
for points instead of endeavoring to see
how much they can hurt each other.
The cuts in this article represent three
well known blows-the straight counter,
cross counter and right hand body blow.
A young boxer will avoid much trouble
and humiliation il be is always modest and
slow TO display his proficiency. With
strangers especially this should be bis con-
duct. for he may catch a Tartar in some
quiet and inofensive looking unknown.
! once knew a very talented but conceited
Young fellow who somewhat boastfully in
duced an unknown TO don the gloves with
him Nv friend received a very uncom-
Portable drubbing. for the quiet unknown
proved 70 be q plVfessEe1L rccisat of con-
siderable notoriety.
EARLE Il. EATON.
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III. bride. Suggestion.

Marriage By proxy is al old story, but
marriage by photograph IS quite the new
est wrinkle. Il seems that the wedding
day was set and all preparations made
when the bridegroom became too III 70
leave his house His hsncee insisted on
having the wedding IN the church, and
proposed that be talk the answers 20 the
service into photograph and that IL then
be let loose in the church at the prope.
times
The young man said be would be hanged
il he was going TO allow his voice 10 De
married separate trcn the rsss OF him
Enw Yak REEzA
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wv ANTED-BUSISESS MIN WHO ARE IN
w need Of stenogrSphers on accountants 10 call
o. the National Accountants and StenoGrapher's
Bureau. Branch Office at tie Southwestern bgsi-
Tess College, Wichita, han. We usually have
our application list thoroughly competent book
keepers and stenogra piers with fnst class refeTen
ces- help furnished free OF charge 90
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ne following nre tne representatIvs sales Of hogs
SHEEP
Brief Mention.


The usual Monday light run of hogs and
cattle today.
The supply of hogs today consisted of
about 779 head. Late trains brought in
more.
Whitaker today took 81 hogs and bold
324
T. J. Garland of Kiowa, had three loads
of hogs on the market today.
Choice butcher COWS and heifers are in
good demand.
Norris and Gard of Furley had hogs in.
Sparks and Beebe of Norwich had hogs
on the market today, but they went over
rs the trains did not arrive until late.
Sam Stewart of Sheron was a shipper to-
day. He had in cattle and hogs.
Mr. a. W. Penny OF Dold's, returned
from business trip to Kansas City today.
Shippers who marketed stock today
were
ID. Winan, Udell, hogs.
NJ ~ McKitrick, Augusta, hogs.
II. W. Meyers, Wellington. hogs.
Shrieves Brothers, Burton, hogs.
J. W. Beal, Sharon, cattle
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81 Ooa4m
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales of cat
HOGS.

The supply of hogs today was moderate
for Monday, but most of the offerings came
in in the afternoon. The market opened
about cents lower than Saturdays prices.
The sales were uneven, some selling at
about Saturdays prices and others lower.
The shippers demand was light. but the
supply found good packing demand, pack
ers taking everything. Everything in the
yard was sold up to several loads of hogs
which arrived too late The market closed
weak.
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of the surest
things whereby
she may win the
vicious victory Is
the use of opium
Once 3 slave OF the
drug she lives only
10 get and use IL
For its possession
she stands ready
% sacrifice any
thing and every
thing. Decepcy,
honor and honesty
are mile posts left
far behind on the
downward course.
and when she is
not stupid with
the narrOfic she
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Situations Wdnted-Jf0Le.
Under this head Ic per line per daJ.
BoOIskeepers aud Clerks.

NAMED : Al EXPEETENCED BOOK
w keeper and stenograp her desires . position;
salary $40 Address a L. SnoebergeF, 10 Lglu ave.
city. di6or
IUANTED-A POSITION N AN OFFICE As
w stenographer or enace work. address d
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No. Nov. g CATTL E-Receipts,
slice shipments $500. Strong; Steers - 2S@
uN cows II 25G2 50, stockeTs and feeders - OuGp
30 HOGS-Ncceipts 5.540. shipments l560 Act
i've aud Sc lower. Bulk 3 7OsI3 80. all trades
Steady,
81. Louis. No. Nov. 9.-CATTLE-Receipts 2lOl
shipments u o. steady TO stronger Natives - 500
o. Texans and Indians 81 as 30. HOGS Re
cepts 21U shipments IL 0. Lower Heavy % $50
5 gV. mixed. 3 dlah 80. light $3 503S 50 SHEEP
-Eeceipts 100, shipments 200 Firm. - 4094 60.
CHICAGO ms. Nov s-CATTLI-Re sOGl
81 iuIuents go D. Market scady. ativcs 50 5000 co
suckers lOG2 -. cows I 81 IS .. HOGS-Re-
Cp-utS 500 shipments l00lO Steady, Common
So 10 3. mixed s. Sos3 9l butchers 81 Goa -
lilht sS 6fa5 a.. - EEl-Receipts - O. shipm, nTs
l. 90. Fairly active. NATIVE eve q 25G4 co. mixed
"a 25.Fl IS, WsJh,rs = seas 3, prime western
Wcthers a a. lambs s. 1850 p
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Il IN eariOEs boE tie dezizs - say ssy-
szes Estx q -. poa the KTozfuz xsnerasion-
J0onuy AbDott. sixht years Cd. q bsstts
Greek. Alca.. dreamed taas - vas siEszk-
terlng whole tritsa q ln9lzaE GxstlaK
up ia Ia sep End his nigaf clothes -
Wsat up ~.sirs. pasz>d ouf = sisaDE cots
= rosf. SD - tie gr5aad I'D gziksd thar
y rerss saFoaga tss cd. 49, Vegetables
bef1rs ks asrake
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metropolis he &C.
voted some time
% ths manufa0
turs Of half dol
lars. and after 90
Gu n uiating .
large stock be
sought means %
put sbem in circu-
IatIon But he
proved q poor
Judge q human
nature when be
made q couldaDt
Of EsnTy D. FoE.
conductor on tbs
utter street ear
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line Fox apparently entered into scheDs
for showing tee queer" AID made AZ sp-
pointroent for the cert sTsnfng He 11dn'a
keep the engagement hinsslf bEt nat
sorns oaloers IA his psAoa. They kalsd
Wsilaes away - prlsos. ssd found 81 bis
person . I0s q bogus cola. AZ TIE fsll0E's
room thsy discovered EAsy tools q ths
o0untsrfeltsr's trade. and y looEs ~ though
The man frsa Seattle zosld spsnd 10
next few years Ia cioze rstirsruszE
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GENERAL STORAGE

CtTORAGE-Extoa vsrehouss. r@W. e5esa sa1
- almost Ere yToof. Hssr DcDcies are1ge zssa
santa fs depot Cnscs e. 4 DesE izss ave Q - q
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glove that is apt
to abrase the face.
The best gloves
are those made of
dark kid and
stuffed with a fne
quality of curled
hair. Kid is very
soft and smooth,
and the hardest
blow will not in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-10

A GENTS wASTED-THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY
n and Personal "reminiscences u Gsa- Bs2t- 2.
Butler giving compete EssteTy % ree and nss2s-
tre= Il The Eired states IoT TIE Bat 1fsF Fs1-S
from rs ssaro-p oiuf EEi wake 1p ts sls1eslnssl.
people generally 70 an e1ts1t 1eTe- uetcre vii
fsssd for many yezrs- - viii eecsr1fy he fVi1s
sFa wake tie dead We give i1strsctsDzls 70 Ia
teiageut people without per etcs ihz1 VII ssso.s
ten % make brilliant Success q lis c11TAs
frxrn he STAT lzrvnk=ers 10 are looSsnE soFA
ts9nanKA-rzke notice. Apply for IerrItcry 70 a y.
JuEkin 4 @. ~ olive slreei. - Lozts 10 G&~H
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49, b - Il...

M0antaln lloas so. usks life unpissszus
Or TIE agr5esisar.ss aaa STOCK ras.ez "a
fhe Paclae eossz Tso 81 fEsn nsosafiy
took q mld8.sh. exegFzsSn o tAe J..sars
q = f4rEas- lear Clsaos CA. EEd kisIsa
sly sbssS
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ST. Louis Mail and Express........ 3:45 Ills P NJ
Kansas City Express. 7:l0 n $40
Kiowa Express .................... sop u f6 A n
Kiowa Mixed ....................ll; 55 n t:05 II
WICHITA AND COLORADO.
Colorado Mail and Express 80. ll:20 II $50 n
Colorado Mixed ............. $40 N ESQ
Depot Second and Wichita streets: ticket once 40
North Main street. z. Z. BLEcKLEY
passenger and Ticket Agent
TINE TABLE CHICAGO. RoCE ISLAND 4 PACIFIC
RAILWAY
["Great Rock Island Routs."l
In effect on and after March 6. 1891
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would give them
m a ny valuable
points. A teacher
is an expensive
luxury, and nine
out Of ten young
men are so stu
ated geographical
ly or financially
that thew cannot
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Employment agencies.
Iuder tkis head e per tine 9>r day
AGENTS WANTED.
10 ~. 80 d - 10 = &c.

AANTED-AGENT5 70 SELL THE PlELEs5
w Clothes Line the Only line sTef invented hal
holds the ciothes without pins. effect success
patent recently tstgsd, sold only " agents 70
whom exclusive Tigrt ls given reCe3yt 81 81
cents viii send = sample i4ns By rDsii. also cir
CT price liz and terms % aeenLSs seizure yor
terr.forT once address he Finiess Clothes
Line Co, - HeTrncn Strest Worcester. Gsss-
III yF-yed &sat
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The wife Of Charlie Hoyt, the playwright,
Flora Walsh, Is one Of the actresses who
laY Be termef BASEBALL Gran kesses.
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ST. LOUIS 4 SAN FRANCISCO R. a
TRAINS
ATCH1GoN. TOPEKA a SANTA FrHR..
TRAINS.


NORTH A Nd EAST
No. l1l' Kansas City express
No. 4U6~ Chicago vestibuled
express. ....-.....s..........
No. 40S+ Missouri River eX-
iIt-c-.. ..s....ss .sss.sssss- o
No. 451 Englewood expresses
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. 401% Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express. $3.50.
No. SG1" Caldwell and Pan
handle expresf..
No. 503- FIT. Worth, Calves
ton and TEXAS express. -.
No. 4l3- Wichita Express.
No. 457 EuVlpwood aeon.
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NLehIla Iruduee Markst.

WICHITA. Nov g.
FLOUR-Highest patent 50 90. second patent 81 80
extra fancy - %
BUTT Ef.-First creamery SOC, second creamery
25c finest dairy 2OC fine dairy l5c,cOmnon dairy Ice.
kGtS-3tQDl5C per o,-en.
POULThN-R0Osters II e6a2 CO. per dozen or Sc
pei pound, hens g UtR2 per dozen or &C per
pound, spring chickens ST 752 80 per dozen nc
Ter ToLnG. turkeys IfSc per pound. ducks-teal
e - ma.ards 81 IS per dozen, prairie chickens IS "
per dozen, young geese &c per pound
70 A OES-t hoice 61c pei busheL
APPLES-sZ 00a2 - per bUshel,
SOAL-Nnthi acite III 20 canon City IS 90 Weir
City = 81 rrontenac 81 So PlttsSur, "a 50 illinois
g. b. alN lsIer 81 10
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Two Burglars Captured by Citizens.

William Karr and Daniel Mcdonald are
two very "slick" young men who have beer
put away by the authorities of San
Francisco, much to the relief of the people
living in that big city. So frequent had
burglaries became in certain residence
portions that the householders did a good
deal of police duty and got satisfactory re
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such an unequal
N an er. 7 b Q
whole arm from
fingers to shout
der is brought
into play, guard
ing, vi n z
blows and deliver
ing them. The
muscles swell, new
ones the presence
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Boys.

Wy ANTED BOY WHO UNDERSTANDS
w the care of horses. Room 2, 253 n. Main.
d5o2t'
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED BUNDLE
w wrapper at Boston Store; only experienced
help need apply. lT u
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Statesmen.
AfiSCedUdHeOIGs.

w ANTED-CoMPETENT STENOGRAPHERS
w and book-keepers who desire positions, 20
apply at the National Accountants and etenogreph-
erF Bureau Once for the states OF Kansas. Colo
rado Nebraska Missouri and Texas, at the South
Nestern business College, wichita Kaa. Htf
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Nl,hita Gram Market.

Following are she closing quotations;
GiAlN-Oar lots On track.
Villa I-taso e5c.
COtN-New = Sc.
OAIS-Zl62.c.
hNt-Nu % or better 50d55c
HAA-taled q 5Uaa5 80 per ton loose. 81 0065 on.
GROUND COhN-CLop in car lots sc per 100
pounds. corn an oats i % per liJ pounds, bran
sacked %, per w pounds.
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BOXING FOR BOYS.
How to Learn the Manly Art of
Self Defense.
GLOVES AREAWHOLE GYMNASIUM

Although the big MitteRE Gan He Rspt
in Hnrran BrnMnF and GRnf Enmpnr-
atively Little Money, Their Use VIII
Develop Nearly All she Muscles.
There is more fun in a set Of boxing
gloves than in any other athletic appliance
in existence. Few exercises, too, will do
more toward developing all of the bodily
powers Of young man than use of the
big mittens. A runners legs reach ideal
strength, and his lungs attain great ex-
pansive power. but his arms, which do lit
tie more than saw the air. are compare
lively puny. A shot putter, a hammer
thrower or a club swinger will have Her
culean arms, but his legs are likely to be
insignificant, and his lung power so re-
stricted that he cannot run quarter of a
mile without distress.
A boxer, however, is not developed in
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DANIEL N'DoSALD-wTLLIAN KARR-
suits for their self imposed work. Some
OF them saw two strangers enter the home
of Jacob Haaf. at l520 Howard street dur
ing the temporary absence Of the family,
and promptly took the intruders into Gus
tody. AT the station they gave the names
of Foster and Carly. but detectives recog-
nized them - the ex-oonyicts ksrr and
McDouzia. Since their Incarceration there
mss been q uo-zhle decrease in the number
of burs,ar.es
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FlSSUEE flSrULA and All diseases Of
the rectum cured without the OF the knife. ligA-
fure cslsticS OF detention from business No money
To lie paid until patient ) cured
PRIVATE DISEASES Ia both sexes speedily.
cured Call On Or address
DIR !. + BENNETT
U6g of1cN 1873 kAin 81 wsekitA.
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BUTTER-Steady. Fancy creamery eSSSa west
ern 2sai 81 selected oairieS 2SS2c
KEGS-2l8Z@c-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"ANTFD-THOSE DESIRING BOARD ASD
w io6-zug ca End ccznfor-anse G1zz-erE a. rs
s guporsa ave Rszsorahle rAez- de II
"9s-TFD-FT TENTSHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
w Ec1sekeeV ping Azores L as 80.
TIr1NTEI,--A COOP DOUBLE-BAREEL SHOT
" qua Ezss - su!a css2p Aedress. t-Af-zE
PIKE Z ck Rex -. CITY. clts-1s-
xT-sNyFD-CBE2P FOR CASH UPETGHT
w u azo AcaF~sz. via El4kers 14rre Ass1 srscs-
A r c. k4zse o13c@- sLE a.
TKvAETED-A SAFE 80 TO Z3E POTS ~.
W Hddrsss via dsscr4e tlcs. 1l4ks Enf Prize
a Co1Esr. TgEpo- ks1- 1fS& q
TxYASTED 10 suT EousE OK FAR
w =szsG A61-ssa - Las Pins o.. AiA -
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WICHITA. Nov. 9.

The cattle market was little dull yes
terday. The supply WAS light and the
buvers did not seem to feel just right.
Some good butchers cows sold pretty
well. but the general business OF the day
was dull Prices are quoted about steady.
TIE demand remains good on good butcher
stuff. Common cattle are lower and DO
not sell well.
The quotations mere presented are TO give the
sh inner = idea Of the general range OF prices. The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations according TO the quality Of Offer
ig- and tie state OF the daily markets. These quo
faiions ar only changed when there has been
permanent change in The general market The
representative sales should be referred 10 10 get the
daiiy fluctuations.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS,

The Photographed. Pictures in all sfzesand styles
lie also carries the hDsst HSsorunentot pics1re
smes tn the city. Give him a friendly cali and
1amine samples
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.

To buy wichita city property or SeoEwics county
land present prices meaa~ large returns o1 your
money. Wichita, with her StucE and other indus
tries 4 just in her infancy and such bargains
can now otter we're never offered before All having
business in our line are invited &c call correspond
The wichita interests OF noB-residents properly
and faithfully cared for. ozlce second noor Is
North Aarkss. Israel Building oo6N
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How = COuBtsrfsitsr was CssghG
= T. Wallaos recently fsurneyed from
Seattle TO San Francisco and e ed IA -
swell the volume Of coin az IN western
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The DEADLY MORPHINE GUN.

TIE DEADLT WONFTINE GUN.
How It Transforms Womsa Into EIsDds
and Worse
It is the observation Of those eminent In
medicine and the law that when a woman
starts down hill she beats a man in the
race to the depths Of degradation, and one
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FOR TRADE
F-ndsF tlis head 70 per line per asy.

LrOR TRADE-I HAVE 70 ACES or GOOD
J. land well improved. In ATsansRs. Nish only
so mortgages also &c acres nice smooth land IA
Butler county. Kansas Clear OF fncumorsnCe. and
rental properly IL BgLier county AL Clear thas
viii trade for improved farm land Ia Se1zalck
county stock q goods. Cal OF or address ". J,
Stewart. TX = I'm poriA aye " iChlta. kAA- dl9 -
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Chicago GRAIN anu Pro1uce
CHICAGO Nov. g
Wheat-fIighec.
Coru-Str0uger.
Oals-h iEaer.
Purk-hightr.
Lard gher
leaiing futures ranged &C Follows
FIUUR-DulL easy. Spring patents - eosS 20
winter patents a. S0slS 10 straight - q, o. ~
usry Glsa.
a. Usas
C0kN-November CSC. December a7SssEsse, May
t59tc
fsGtRK-Noyember IS a5ss 50, December a..
LSE6-Sovemoer Sc Is December Sc Is jan
Uary 6 81
Cash quotations were Is follows
WHEAT-g52l
GUMS.
DAiS-S-3sc.
Ky k-Qlsc
bAlsLfA-5S SC.
rLAA~tED- 245qc.
IlGOTH1-sl l9Sl %
FOhN- IS 81
LAkIl-sf IS
SHORT RIlS-S5 9o36 IS
DRY SALT SHOO LDEkS-S5 Fo7S =
sLNhl 0LLAk SlDES--Se LAT 81
MhlShN-al Is
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IIyANCI4L

,-,Ssr fAss hs4a = p~r rae peres-
NJ osEY 10 LOAF ~ LAE9A - Snail
VI ar11zonss o. czz-5e. Sfrsea. Eak1oa. Essss.ar
.a-ses hezsz te1La ~ al 3azee sss4slgs y st.sifa
IFsE 10 rssszs pTss 10 > E1aE e. -
E-EESF7uEE LDxSE CATTLE IOA&s-M0ss-
81 ssscx1 - sissss4 sfsfTssiag - = r. A13-
i1zz ssss sE41efe = sesFs- cs1-r - $40 Eaia
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FOR EXCHANGE.
Under THIS head e per line per Gay.

EoR EXCHANGE-EIGHTY ACRES GOOD
II land with some improvements. free and clear.
exchange for TWO clear lots betv Contra aid
I've .fth 81. on Market Lawrence. Iops4S OF I'm
pcria aEenues A y. Aelsol. IS lcttA Kan ~ % nlt
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FINANCE And COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

ne Rsasipz OF sbesk a els Wichita
Union otock Yards for chs Past az
Hours were: Cattle, 1887; Hogs, 77e.
Shipments: Cattle, I,7oe; Hogs, AT.
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Kansas City Produca.
ST. LOUIS Produce.

81. LOUIS Produce
ST. LOUIS Nov g.
wHEAT-Righer No. 2 cash 95s6c, November
Csc nominal December s618c asked. May 81 049l OS4
bid.
CORN-Higher. No 2 cash l59sc November 4S1fc
nominal, year 42Gs21<c bid, January 421sc bid
May 42S4c bid.
uATs-strong. No. 2. cash. s2}4c. November &c
bid May 353Sc.
PORh-Weak SO l2Ix.
LAKD-Weak, IS 90
WHISKY-Steady, 81 49,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New lork Money.
NEW York Nov g
Money on call easy. ranging from Sto Der cent
closed offered Al per cent.
Prime mercantile pa ber 5s1Gi6.
exchange weak, - 70 Tor sixty days 81 SSlg for
demand.
lotal sales OF stocks today sssooo shares.
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DANCIHG SCHOOL.

MISS LUCY FOkD's DANCING ACADEMY
vi 40 u W hail y Market Hs-cias.es Tuescay.
Z thursday ARD Saturday evenings ChlldFsn's class
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-23
rurks Gathering Mamma.

Mr.. Cole. Of Bitlis, !; missionary of the
American board in Eastern Turkey, in
describing journey from Harpoot 10
Bitlis, says: I'VE travelled for four days
through region where had newly fallen
a remarkable deposit Of heavenly bread,
as the natives sometimes call it--ninnna.
There were extensive forests Of scrlibby
oak, and most Of the deposit was on the
leaves. Thousands Of poor peasants,
men, women and children, were out upon
the plains gathering the sweet substance.
Someof them plunge into kettles of boil
ing water the newly cut branches Of the
oaks, which washes off the deposit, until
the water becomes so sweet as to remind
the Yankee Of veritable sugaring OF in
the old Granite state as he takes sips Of
it. Other companies Of natives may be
seen vigorously beating with sticks the
branches, which, from having been
spread upon the ground, have sodried
that the glistening crystals fall readily
upon the carpet spread to receive them.
The crystals are separated from the pieces
Of leaves by a sieve, and then the mamma
is pressed into cakes for use The manna
is in great ts5nand among these Oriental
Christians. AZ we were trayelingthrougl
rather dry region. the article came in
play for our plain repast. Chicago
Journal.