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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-28
Puni.bmen. for stealing in ranrier.

A New Yorker who has spent some years
at Tangier, the quaint old seaport Of Mo-
rocco, and who returned to find the news
papers more than ordinarily full OF the
misdoings of bank and trust company Of
ficials, thinks it Is fortunate for the offend
ers that they did not operate In that Afri-
can town. They don't nince matters over
there" he says, ''for man who loses sight
of the distinction between his own proper
II and some one else's. When a thief is
caught in the most trivial oftense ne IS told
to hold up both hands. Then they ask
him which hand ne would like 20 keep.
When he has made his choice they cut of
the other. This naturally creates preju-
dice against kleptomania n its various
forms. ! don't quite know what they
would do with bank officer who got his
clutch on million, but guess they would
save the hand with its contents and throw
the rest of him TO the sharks. New
York Times
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-28
The following are the representative sales Of hogs
at the yards today:
SHEEP.
Brief Mention.
EPKESEN IAIIN z SALES

Hogs steady.
The supply of hogs was too small for the
demand.
The receipts of cattle seem to run mostly
TO the poor grades still.
There was no change in the cattle mar
ket.
Some stockers and feeders sold well.
The quality of hogs was not up to yester-
davis average.
Fort Worth was a heavy buyer again to-
day
Kennedy & Robbins took a car of stock
cattle out to their ranch near Eureka to-
day.
w H Baxter, of Guthrie, was a visitor
at the yards today.
Fort Worth shipped four double-deckers
OF hogs and Farris s. Bowman car of
horses and mules.
Hog buyers today: Dold, 172; Whit
taker, 335; Fort Worth, 81; Garland, 81.
The following shippers had stock on to-
days market:
J. B. Kell, Clearwater, hogs and cattle.
J. Casey, Conway Springs, cattle.
Hazleton Roller Mills, Hazleton, hogs.
NJ. E. Cation, Florence, hogs.
Eureka Bank, hogs
J. Peters, Hillsboro, hogs.
W. P. Pack, Mound Ridge, hogs
J. NJ. Pirtle, FL Dorado, hogs.
j. Miller, Viola, hogs.
Geo. Houser, Marion, hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-28
Reeeivers Sale.

AEe - 80 DLffflcf ec4rL - -eZgEsEE Cg--Esy
ESGs&s- se Re ga sAT = Nsy 1zsL J t1s az1-f.
slEEee -sEelser 8. ~ Sss~ q &sgT 8. tA&szg -
- LsGA Z fEAsZ ytDa. - A. - g. &fEGaF. IL
80 61T e -zze- 80 - ga "a Esas D~E a. AZ
rgs. = ~ <sty o, Es3ekifk sseGWtsk esE1ig ks2-
proceed - ss3 ~ raszsc sscEaEs - - ksfesi
d.. fs~ eass a. To- ssosk g Esss1s ~AeE LAT5
fs-ZA.zs Id az - 81 IA - A. 5eze+1sf =
f1s ssor. C g1sas aztsfT $500 - GEzs J eGsz1'
Eicn- -&s1 se1k % FeSszs EsEststi1E - t<@sA -
tszs-F Ess59zs A=e az SKA go A. a. - - 2
ks-s - rreE-EAss. kssaE a. 81 tke,a<rf
ssssrs AZ ] ErrEsea az fzfnstsTs = a@z1 80
fDs1z. I'D rsFU - ~ 5sesas~sse- - - - tAt-
I5E-zlAs - So r4fF q - sfs-8-A = -
70 take stscs D s7rlafs a e s9as : t@
VS. - rssszsrs< - r*y czs - 80 tiszs < 49, -
49, ~ A. -, - ltec- e - ga 49, - t1
sozrI = S--.s u !. ck<TxASEscx-Fsz.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-28

MONEY TO IOAN-WE WILL LOAN voc
vi money on long or short time farms or city
property. also horses, cattle grain. bsaseho.1
Fooas etc. Rouse s Harper. ~ and ~ ptagTick
block So
FURNITURE LOANS. CATTLE LOANs-GOS
i ey loaned on almost everything BY y. =. LSa-
Jun Over StafOrd's grocery csrnsr First aud dala
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-28

DRICK STORAGE ROOM AT ia5 North I'M
ID porla ave. Any one wishing 10 store household
goods ot any kind can co 20 by calling on J +.
Reese at rs r. Douglas or rs y EmpOria ave. ieif
l,TORAG E-Exton warehouse. new, clean and
- almost IRE proof Near Douglas avenue and
santa Re depot. once GI7 J. Douglass ave. - u
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REPRKsENTATIvE SALES.
The following are the representative sales Of cat
be at ha rds today.
HOGS.

The hog supply today was far too small
60 satisfy the demand. and quality was
below yesterdays average. The market
was active to extent of supplies, the local
packers and Fort Worth ali wanting more
than they could get. There were few
light hogs in, and their quality was not
near up to the average of late; conse-
quently the lower range of prices on pigs
and lights today. The market was steady
from the opening. Tops brought S4.371z,
bulk 81 25@435. The pig market was I'M
changed. The market closed active and
firm, and all stuff was sold.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By TELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, May 27.-CATTLE-Receipts 1900
shipments SlGl Market firm. Natives 50 S1ds6 90.
Texans and Indians 50 s. o. 20. ROGS-Beceipts
$50, shipments l!01. Market steady. Heavy - Is
"a 81 mixed 81 00e4 %. SHEEP-Rcce pts G500
Shipments 44O. Market steady quiet. Good to
choice 81 0Oa5 80.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. May observation-disclosures
R660. shipments 1890. Market steers steady "a
Ice lower, cows and Texans steady. Steers
e. 65a5 90. cows So 25st SO, stockers and feed
s. 906l 25. HOGS-Receipts I0S1l shipments
leo. Market strong Bulk - 25G4 49, ali grades
s. G0@4 81 SHEEP-Receipts $50. shipments
BAG Market dull.
CHICAGO. H., May 27.-CATTLE-Receipts ltn0l
shipments 400. Market dull TO lower. Prime to
extra natives IS s0a6 .. others Il 505 Is, Texans
g sOti Is, stockerS 50 25G4 20 cows 81 IS IS 20.
HOGS-Receipts 24000 shipments 1000. Market &C
tye,steady 20 strong. Rough and common coo
%, primo packers and good mixed 1904 70, prime
heavy snd butcher weights s! 559sI CO. light II s09
4 IS. SHEEP-Receipts 500, shipments 5000, Mar
ket lower. Natives 75S35 p, western So 10, CON-
mon Texans IS 1894 To- lambs 81 O)s7 co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-28

JI-ANTED-E-ERTEo 70 BRING ZEElf
w rs-RsF rc-s q Teas fes ss~se- a. n
Masz 81 Al verk PrSz2slJ sSd Esst4g txscrts1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-28
LOST,

w d MCCORMICK. EFAL ESTATE BROKER
w , IN city nd farm property Farm property a
speciality. Correspondence solicited. II ,. krst
81 wichita Kan dIi7 n
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THE NoRRssTowN HERALD MAN.

How He Began TO Wrsse His Funny
Matter-His IN Health.
Especial Correspondence
NoRRIsTowK, Pa, Mag R-Thousands
of people will be sorry TO learn that ]. H.
Williams, the Norristown Herald man,
has been compelled to abandon all news
paper work SIT may be for months and
it may be forever" he says. Twenty
years. close application to journalistic
work, with less than two weeks vacation
during that period, may explain my pres
ent collapse"
Behind the work OF some OF the pro-
fessional humorists it is not uncommon to
detect the grinding of the machine, and as
we read we conceive the author as being
obliged to turn out so much copy a day,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-28
Her Mfe

THAT was q stirring appeal Of Dr. Hicks
ley's this morning"
Wasn't Il, And did you see how il az
fectsd Mrs. Poetstonf'
Ne"
'-She hadn't any money With her, 10 sbe
took CT her new 6shnes and put tAst IN
the plate. "-HarpSr's Bazaar.
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Sone Difference.

Al the Horse Fair.-Dealer Ito his sssss+-
sntl-Jskobieben. Just get on the bay cob
and ride it round for the Herr Baron
Jskohseber aside, 70 ptnGpail-Am I 70
ride the horse for selling or buying.-Ber-
liner Voikzeitung.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-28

but A. Williams
humor never took
ON this aspect. 1t
always seemed as
if ne wrote it BE-
cause he couldn't
help writing is.
Indeed, Mr.. Viii
Jams tells us that
he never regarded
b / s paragraphs
as funny, a n d
when he began
writing them they
were intended as
s i'm ly n e W s
items, with q sar-
castle or gretes9ue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-28
Chicago Gram and Produce.

CHICAGO. May q.
WheSt-Steady
COrn-SteaGy.
OatS-Stealy.
DOr&-Wsak.
lard-Weak
The leading futures ranged as follows;
FLOUR-Steady. Spring patents IS ooa5 So
winter patents e. 005 20 straight 81 65S5 o. bakers
g. s5ts5 20
WHEAT-Msy 81 O314 Tune 81 O. July sSs
CORN-Msy Sc. June 565S. July 54s.c
oATS-May SeAsC, une &c. July sS5Sc-
P0Rk-May so IS July SO 65, September 10 60
LARD-Msy Sc Is jury &c IS. September IS S.
Cash quotations were as follows:
wHEAT-sl OSJz.
CORN-SSc.
OATS-Sisc.
RNf.-SsIs4isc.
BARLEN-NomiDaL
ELAXSEED-sI -
TlM0THf-fl 276i g
RORK-IQ s..
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CATTLE.


WICHITA, May q.
The cattle supply today was small and
run mostly to stockers and feeders. These
were generally of fair to good quality and
sold at good prices There were no good
butcher cattle in, and this, as has been
the case for several days past, was disap-
pointing to buyers. One good cow weigh
ing 1910 pounds sold for 81 All
good stuffs will sell quickly at fair
prices. Green and medium stuffs would
be very dull and prices as everywhere
else, low.
The following are the closing quotations:
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No 5 or better S0s52c, white 52as5c.
NIchIta Produce Mnrkst.

WICHITA, May p.
FT.oCR-H.ghest patent 81 70. second patent AS,
Extra fancy - s. fancy - 70
BUTTERFLIES creamery 20, second creamery
i6c. finest dairy l}bec, fne dairy l0c common dairy
&c.
EGGS-f2lSc per doE
POCLTRY- boosters 81 50a2 90. hens 81 2sa2 80.
Spring chickens 81 5 90 o.
POTAToES-New potatoes-Califordias 81 SO Der
bushel, fancy Greeley 81 TO-
COAI-AnthraCite Gil 90 Canon City SIS CO. Weir
City = So Frontenac t46, Pitlsbusg 81 So Illinois
s. %. McAllister g. o..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-28

(Af Music Supplementary yo1
happen to hsve any piAnoforte piecest
New Apprenticeship. g<Hore, We only
Eel vhale utxnaa II CecsScxco
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wi hita Grain Market.

WICHITA. May 2.
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAIN-Car lots on track.
wHEAT-No. Sc No hard Sic. No 8 sc. No
FSc
CoRN-No or better sGs52c, white 52as5c.
OATS-4O94Sc.
RNF-No or better elc.
EAN-BRed $40 GlF . % per ton loose 81 90 ala %
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots 81 81 per Ia
MS corn and oats 81 IL per 100 lbs pran, sacked
81 90 per 100 lbs
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" Ir1ssr serr-tory. s1gfsiE.E fcs CssTasse stri1
ard oklshorzz Wiz a. - irt5s isccs - Ia
rAt.crs tgw1s sl-aEes. military ressTT1stess Ia
star rpserrzrs--s AID hErc srssz 80 ths raj
vSce q saeA scwn re EAsteFE a23 = esf-rf lad
S,afrscts q Ga EEeEza Tie tEsToEs~ S1tlsf- ~
cr-.ulefs g1<Esf ukp - ~ e ZACH celeEst IL
lztsst aIe nnatt sf-s 1ss ever sss - - isis
rs~ egsrfF5 wbsf Z -ii& - opsz.t T. fs~ cars
vi - ~ :. x1sl <E.1 - aefresA 20 SO
s~s-. e . eszss lsaFsss = =. sr3oSG. k1ss=ss>
Ngr EaEss Is scssLA~ kaz4. ltH
TPHoL 81 KEIgG. TUESF-TRg EEPA1nED
l. AZ Gaze $3.50 - = A. fsl kAEfst * -
FT-HCsE WHO Cu~TK3s pf-ATE Ff-Tfsce sgsCE4-
A "a snzzes VII c. ~. ~ sasg sEE1F $50 va
fs-ssl Bra i ~. cot - rogAsag z16 s1-
c01Efs35T s$Ts zen n@csT gtrEss Era@ - =
a. H. =
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK, May e.
Money on call easy. ranging from SEA per cent,
last loan 3 closed offered NJ -.
Prime mercantile paper 0ls9T
Sterling exchange quiet ard steady at 81 s5lS for
6-d4y bills and a SS5a for demand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-28
WIl|!il gayle
FINANCE COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were as Follows: AZ Cattle
ele Hogs Shipments 90 Cattle,
500 Hogs, II Horses and Mules.
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Employment Agencies.
Under this head &c per line per day.
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS
Under this head &c Dor line per day.
HALL OF PoSToToC LODGE No. 1900.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR

j
PURCELL, Ind. Ter. Mar. L. isei
Eugene B. Stork. D. $ p. an indsfatigabIe worker
and earnest solicitor and gentleman Of honor snd
That we have carefully examined the features o
the order for the past thirteen yeaEs. both rater
ing consider It equal TO any secret order vithin
our knowledge. and that its lndeInifying features
that we extend our earnest rratitode 70 Brother
stork for the work done here and 70 the Supreme
members q tbs nob!s orier. AID wish Brotber
stork God speed n our good work,
and ordered published IN the Town paper.
WA- A MONROE, Protector.
iS1 iafornsti5r cal on z. B. stork. a, Packers
hotel. 10 Souie Topeka OF Dr. v, a. Niunick or
trted tonight May s. in Peerless hall TIE pc5llc
invited 1t p d. DvERAH, Local Deputy 4
UTASTED-sEcOSD-H LUMBER. SUR
reg AZ, 70, 10, ;es % "a LA"Fsa's ave n;s: IN
JVAHTED-LARGE HOUSE TO BE MOVED
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FOR SALE--Misceilon e0ns.
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TTysE wEsTEaS SCHOOL or ELoCrTIoSAE AID
4 OTato-T Wtlg kols suD nsf session "a -
raorss IN ths y { A SzlflE. eves-LR jaEs -
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csy-sEs y e octtol fHo = cT2fqTT- ska srtrzfse
srils.a vutce culture s.1 sEts7. srrs syesatrS
o. e 20 tsscEsTs grE1CeeTE aE6 .aNgsFs F4r&s-
cal or Esze fer circulars. SssFgs y. Elsa ET1c =.
pa ,"
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wIcuIrAAwEsrERx n. "a

Mon Ticket once u North Main street ruioa
Passenger Station corner DoHslas and SIN avsng~sL
W. y. NuRDoCk. ID. p A.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Under this head 20 uer line per dny.

4 GENTS WANTED-FOR THE Personal
IA Memoirs Of Gen. w. I. sherman" with as
page appendix by Gen, d, o. Howard and ".
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Ard now, Edward. put On y0sr erers-
hg gO~n ard your shppsrz. 80 oO~n n
TIA armchair and have r-Al oOEnsortAk.ss
Ernoke"
WHIST you are rosnz % - ~ szsons
IN ths parior' ] nust run over % tss esak
and - TIE fellows know wtsss "A Gasr.i
have for a VITA GoOd5y. d>Ar.sx>-Fh~
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-28

AGCHIsoS
NorTn ANn las

NORTH AND EASr.
No. az Kansas City express snAN sea- u
No. 4Jf' Chicago yestibuied
express. 60, ,..-........ IoIsA n I00AN
press. ..' '''' 9mFM amPN
No. as Englewood express S8PN stops her
SoUTH AND WEST.
No. tQ1" Oklahoma Clty and
Oklahoma euprczs.......... GAN fHkg
handle eTpres} - S0hM CAN
Ne. 33' r. worth Calves
ton and Texas express. 90. hHPM h6Pe
No. fls- Wichita Express i2t3P NJ stop hers
No. ~ Engle'vOod sccm. -..I s1Ad
Trains marked thus . daily.
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND EAST.
Train &c. 4ls Kansas City express. runs solid 10
Kansas City. has chair car service.
Train No. tts cores direct from Galveston and II
through Chicago train leaving Wichita a. 10 Sp m
and arrives IN SecagO the next day Al sl5 p IN.
Train No HH hae free reclining chair car 20 kan
aas City Pullman 10 Kansas City. also To Topeka
AtChisOn and 81. Joseph.
EQUIPMENT EcTTH AND WFNT.
Train No t19. has Pullman and chair cars
Train No eos has through Pullman "a ~
Worth and Galveston.
Train No. 4lJ has reclining chair car from EAksas
City and stops az Wichita
City Union Ticket once IT. North Mats street and
Union Passenger Station corner Douglas and dh
avenues W u ATRDoCH. ID. y. A.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Under ibis head &c per llns per DAY.

MISS { RHODES GRAST-TEACHER or LoSG
vi experience. vii give private isseees IL re
Eagiish branches 70 sumner phyllis a. " = Dg1Gs "a
-, 49, = = - :. s'N-' ---' .
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DR LIZ DCC-s PERIODICAL Pills. THE
IL great French remedy. act dirsctly OF tas a.sr-
slrua system ara IsstvStT cUre EsVpEe-s1z q tas
u enses Wzrrtli>d 20 promote 5asIstTga'3pz
Tb.se rtsss shuft1 flot - tEks1 daring p-eglElsF
srueT.raz Phi cou psuy. re- al FFQsT1sfqss, r1es
cs- Ia q 0ergiue gESElsG y fEas LArTFe1S
e.su ~ Tyr
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lTOZART MUSIC SCHOCL-sTHNER TERN
vi For paf-icuiar inquire Ms u Hays. I1ss-
dAT Wednesday. Fr.dzy AID SATURDAY. fsslz q Y
a. 3 % z HDnas q. estg 80 49, -
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THE BEsT BOARD AND ROOM u The CITY
Lawrence ave. sstF
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-20
The public School System
NEAR Underwater.

The great manufacturer of the country, in the tide
of competitions that he must be where his coal,
timber and iron accessible, and yet not too far
from the deep water. Every business man knows
that in West Virginia the material is in abund-
ance, and that from Martinsburg you only 70
miles from the National Capital on the B. & 0.
from Philadelphia we invite you to call and see,
and nature wilLshow you picture Of advantageous
grandeur that the pen can but feebly attempt to de-
scribe
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portion 6 p@ There bee llt Il i
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An English Soldiers Record.

Lord Wolseley, since his nineteenth
year, has served in nearly every impor-
tant military expedition in which British
valor has engaged. He served in. the
second Burmese war as an ensign AS
a lieutenant he served in the Crimea
and was twice wounded. Attaining a
captains rank, he served in India and
received a brevet majority. In 1860 he
became lieutenant colonel and served
in the China war, while in 1s62-7O, as
colonel, he served in Canada. AS major
general he commanded the troops in the
Ashantee war, 1874; and as lieutenant
general, in 1879, in the south African
war. In 1882 he served in Egypt, and
in 1SS4-5 commanded in the Soudan
campaigns. He received 5000 for
services in Ashantee and $4,000 for
Egypt. In October, 1890, he became
commander in chief Of the army in Ire
land.-LondonT Tit-Bits
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-11-27
A Younr Nornan,s Tact.

There was a pretty touch of courtesy
in q Brooklyn church on a recent Sun
day. After the service began some late
corners, evidently strangers, were shown,
other seats being occupied, to the very
front pew. There were four of them and
they scrupulously followed the routine
of worship, rising and remaining seated.
as they noticed those around them doing.
At the hymn before the sermon, having
stood during the singing of all the others,
they rose as well. 1t is the custom of
the congregation, however, to sit for this
hymn, and the four stood alone when the
first note was struck.
Only for q few seconds, for young
woman, church member, who saw the
mistake, rose to her feet to share the
situation with them. An old gentleman
just behind her followed suit, another at
his side joined the ISLANDERS, and in less
than minute the entire congregation
was on its feet, put there by the quick
tact of one young woman. And the
strangers never knew they had blum
dered.-Her Point of View in New York
Times
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-11-27

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situated in an excellent locality and
doing a business which pays from
$4,000 to $4,000 per year to lease for
term of years. This is good op-
portunity for some zone. The furniture
must be sold with the lease. Reasons
for leasing, on account of poor health.
Address "L. N" Gazette office, Cor
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She Broke the RuIe.

Not all American ladies are docile.
Some years ago we used to be permitted
to take ladies into the Home library, but
the rule was strict that they must not
be allowed to sit down there. I once
escorted young American married
woman through the various rooms of the
library, and mentioned to her, as a
matter Of more or less interesting fact
that it was against the rules for a wom-
an to sit down there. tsIs that really a
law of the place." she asked, with wide
open and innocent eyes. "The very law, !"
I answered. "Then," said she calmly,
"just see me break It'll" and she drew a
chair and resolutely sat down at the
table.-Justin McCarthy's Letter.
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Arnold T. jain, who recently died in
Chicago, was the son of Frederick Lud-
wig jain, the founder of the now
famous Turn Vereins and in his day
one of the greatest of German patriots.
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