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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

Heliotrope, coral pink, forgstmenot blus
and plum are tbs fashionable coiors
IN mems scarfs- The last named l. tbs
newest. Dice patterns are IN favor, ~ ars
bird 's-eyes. spots. rings and scrolls. Thers
Is a shape 10 vogue among The danaiet
which il a good deal like the Ascot" In
stead Of being a nadeup scarf though Il -
tied on the Uesrsrs usck. Uuiess a man
hss def fingers be GBds II = diGicuit n4s-
ter 20 compass
There are two novelties "a collars. One
Il something ike the Old tandem" collar.
and il cut away a. sharp angles - front
TIE other l. a Close Gtting collar. e. deep.
Il rot deeper. than faat worn By Primes
Albert Victor. ETening Ehirfs are noI
usually made with p.qus frOrts- Drsss
ties are wider.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04
E:.7(99G517E
~ zS~A 49,
THE SOCIAL VALUE OF GOOD HUMoR.
4 Polite Accomplishment Which Is the
Soft aud Genial Sunshine of Society.


4 great deal has been said of the charms
of the old French salons, those delightful
reunions of the brightest spirits of a spark
ling era. Harper's Bazaar, commenting
upon the influences which fOstered the
peculiar grace CT that brilliant regime.
names good hEmor as the sunshine, soft
and genial If not penetrating, of the
French salon, and says;
The society Of men and women who
look at all things in the pleasantest light,
who never take unmeant afTronts, whose
presence Is always oil upon the troubled
waters, must Of necessity be agreeable. The
French have always appreciated this, and
have cultivated good humor as a polite &C
complishment.
By other nations this hiss sometimes
been deemed a token OF insincerity. Not
50. To be always good humored is simply
TO ignore ofTerses wherever this : possible.
10 bear no grind x; 70 Ugter 10 harsh crici
cisms; 10 Spect the pet f3i6les Of ones
associates. 70 tolerate all amisbie we2S
uesscs; 10 n0c see. or seeing, % ignore. ali
the attempts Of the rudelv nurtured 70
sli -Lt OF 70 s1Uo those whom they care net
70 favor. and even 70 submit 70 any endur
aU.e amount 81 imposition rather than T.
disturb the general pesce-ia short, 70
think more Of the common good viii and
happiness than 81 ones own individual
tastes. prejuG.ces. desires or even rights
that are ncs essential 20 ones own moral
and physical well being or to that OF other
persons
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

VVANTED-A BOY, AT ONCE, FROM ABOUT
w b TO IL years old. to do general homework and
take of two horses. Inquire st Park Place and
Sixteenth st. W iii give liberal pay. board and
room. dlsl Ct
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED BUNDLE
" wra pper at Boston store; ouly experienced
help need apply. l37 Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

terial should be at least ~ inches wide and
5 yards inches long.
The Paris correspondents OF Harper'1
Bazaar writes: at seems more and morS
certain that the prevailing bias clinging
skirt will suffer no change for the coming
winter. Attempts have been made from
time 10 time % reintroduce the draperies
and panels which held popular favor for
SO long a period, but they met with very
Indifferent success. For betteror for worse,
women insist upon these clnging skirts,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04
Vaccination Statistics.

In Germany vaccination is compulsory;
in France it IS not. In Germany the total
mortality in the entire country from small
pox was les. In Paris alone during the
same year it was 3S2. In Alsace the annual
mortality per 100000 from smallpox has
fallen, since the annexation of the province
to Germany, from PA TO 0.22 The citizens
of Zurich voted to do away with compul-
sorry vaccination in 1888. The number of
deaths from smallpox in 1882 was 8; in 1888,
s; in 1885. -, and in 1856, IS, according to
The Medical Record, authority for the fore
going.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04
Discriminate.

Discriminate between present" and 'tin-
troduce" Richard Grant White affirms
that the use Of present" for Introduce
is an affectation. Persons Of a certain rank
are presented at court We present for
eign ministers 70 the president We intro
duce, or should introduce, our friends 70
one another.
Discriual nate in the use Of polite" and
kind" Don't say, your polite invitation
was r4srived, - Won are veTy polite in Be
ing so oouEing:" use ''kind. J"
y so-.Es--:t z - - e vide" and
drive" Although ride means, accord
ing 20 nearly al the English and Amsri
can dictionaries. an excursion on horse
hack o. In a carriage fashion says re must
use drive" instead. Hence, 70 he fashion
able, don't say Il am going for a ride -
use drive F"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04
The Sand Man.

Oh. how does the sand man coma,
And how does the sand man go?
Does he drop from the sky like a cloud at night,
Does he walk through the streets in broad day
light
To visit the high and the low7
OH what does the sand man do,
And why Is the sand man hereI
Does he carry sack on his little round back.
While he scatters the sand with lavish hand
To tell Us that sleepy times he-e2
Oh, nv dear children. nobody knows
How the sand man comes and the sand
man goes:
For though we may wish very much for the
sight,
When the sand man comes we shut our eyes
tight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

TIE YOUNG KING AS SAILOR AND SOLDIER
tory, tactics, universal history, Latin, Ger
man, French and English, and it appears
gave very satisfactory account of him
self in these varied branches of knowledge.
Among those present at the examination
were the regents of the kingdom, the
metropolitan. the president of che council,
the minister of war. the minister of public
instruction and the young kings tutor.
III the accompanying cut the manly look
ing young monarch appears in costume as
4 sailor and as a soldier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

Ths new pa1ulrrs ars uuUsarTinz -
their sn5savors 20 Gn9 favor az eng tali,
siia ladies. Their attended pgFDoss q
setting OF q slsndsr waist . sdTs1tags -
greatly add ~ yeaaaat c1rszEe egup -stsd
b. = fan blouse. TEs osrsags must always
karrnOnizs 70 color WITH the drass, tbDuxa
IL msY Be q diGsrsat material. ssaszaiiy
.lala. Nltk = sgwsrsd o. fylre-. atsG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04
Your Wants Supplied.

"ANTED-To BUY. TRADE FOR, OR HIRE
w Q gentle horse for light work. Call on or sd
dress rs ) Fannie ave 1879
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04
rhe King of Servia.

Among royal perscnages whose years are
few who arr attracting more or less atten-
ton is King Alexander of Servia Al
though but fourteen years of age he is said
10 be youth of very studious character
This is a fortunate circumstance, inasmuch
as the Servian government is determined
to make their young sovereign an extreme
~ learned man.
1t may astonish some of the boys who
read this account to know that King Alex
ander recently passed rigid examination
in religion, geometry, algebra, physics,
chemistry, science of arms, Servian his
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04
FOR REN1-HOuseS.
Inasr us lead g per line psr day.

e. FOR KENT-RoUsE OF FOUR ROOMS. "a
IL y. Topeka ave Call AZ 30 dl2S az
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

KANSAS CITY. No. Nov. Sc ATTLE-Receipls.
iCE ~uiUments g7~0. Steady TO weak. Steers SIS q
T. a. cows 81 ga 81, st0cSers and feeders - e.
aS a.. HOGS-ioceiuts &c. shipments 4lG
Market steady 10 Dc higher. Bulk 8 151S So. all
rades Is 15e4 60. SHEEP 49, Receipts o51 snip
mems steady,
81 IoUls Nc. Nov. 2.-CATTL F-Receipts 500,
sAinment~ .-.-- Natives steady, SIS Ca 81; Texans
Id Indians strong. - as %. HUGS-Begeipts
HG -hipments ..... SIeady. Heavy 90 og4 80.
mixed d S5aE 81. lights GHCS So SUEEr-ise-
-eipt~ 2eOl. shipments 800. Market steady g 500
%
CHICAGO. HIS. Nov. CATTLE eCrio' 'oul,
si.it mruts 25- Market steady ativc- "a =.
exams - - g.. ringers % 40 4 81. ers
b.. ~ cows 81 t.5a ID hOGS-Recelr .00.
uItnts lUUA Lover. Common s. O. ed
s8 1898 Ha. butchers - Ufa4 10 IS ...
i-III'- iec-.f pts go q ~hipnI Dr.. O. Ma
ty- eve. s. 1t- "-Er ga others
e. 1850 =. we>lc SO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04
Boys.

XXJANTED-A FIRST CLASS COATMAKER AT
w once. Address Webster 81 Bergrem. Newton,
Kansas. d l3t II
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FOR RENI-ROoms

- FOR kENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, on COL
- lege Hill. Apply 10 Lewis 3 solomon lis
'lrst street, Sedgwick block diS u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

The Santa Re route have placed "a sad
Wlnter Tourist tic<@ts - TIE iol.oNi re-
paints. Austin. Corps ChrisEi. r. Pc.
Galveston. Houston. I-aITaa.zs Rock
port. Saa Anfsnlo. I-rzs. DeIslsg. Lax
Waller. La Cruces. i .vsr CITY ed a.
coTro. Nsw McKee,. Lra1sif .Imls -
days Ia each direction, altu final iiaaif =.
June ]. 1sgz Stop-oTeT pr1vIlessEes ssiil -
aIloa 81 within sic limits ia each Dire
ton For additional information app , si
Unlon ticket oasoe. - North Lala. o.
Douglas avenue sfatiou.
Ia 3 D ICEDocz. u. =. a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

Na.ainx j. more dlstzarte1i-z . .
-raa tsan Ire diso0FsTv tast hs hzs razr
Ysed 4 WOMAN VITO i0Ees - k-s2 hst
unaaz tz1ls IN es4sr. -EialrS Czzsssa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

NOR REST-TWO LARGE. NICELY FUR
Il nished front rooms. with board. private fam
fly. 80 y. EIG pOria dls5 g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04
Fortune Telling with a DAISY.

Fortune Telling with Daisy.
"What are you doing down there in the clover,
Mary and Fannie and Kate and Flo?
What is it hear you say over and over?
Just telling each other our fortunes. you
know"
"But how do you tell them knee deep in the
clover?
Does busy bee carry the news rs he fiest
Do the buttercups whisper it over and over2
Do you read it in violets' beautiful eyes?"
'why. mol it's the daisy. down here in the
clover,
That tells us the story as plain es can be,
We've said it a hundred times over and over;
Well tell you your fortune, and then you
will know.
"Now, one stands for DOCTOR and two is for
lawyer
And three is for merchant and four is for
priest
And five is for rich man. and six is for poor
man.
And seven is for 'beggar,' and eight is for
thief
"And now we'll go round again, over and over,
And each little leaflet the story will give,
OF the sweet OK eyed daisy, dswn here in the
clover
You'll marry 'beggar,' as true as I live"
Sarah lie Wolf GamwelL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

out. The egg dealer looked amazed. He
then said, Il will take all the eggs" but
the woman shrewdly said, mo, mop and
away she went to Nicholas Steps, where
she sat down and began to break egg after
egg, but no sovereigns fell out; she then
became alarmed for the loss of her eggs,
and even shed tears. The next day the
conjurer met the dame without eggs, and
finding how much she had grieved for the
loss Of her capital in trade, he gave her
half crown to console her.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

srsc.al rats va the Great Rock Island
Route. Kansas CRY scd return Oet -
tozs TopeEa sad rstarn OF - to-
Por fuforrnAfios cal ~ Cou4EEuy's p1flles
IgB corner Maiu street aud f9sglss sse
and UouElas aseuuez. IssspEons Ma -
~ r. WsHAKT.
CT. 4 z. A, wichita, kka. ~ ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

largest stock OF Spectacle IN the city. Prescrlo-
Ciis il .ed rs soan as made.
&. i'ga iloufS 20 l0 %. u - 1 u. n SUNDAY stt
v.2,.A. IA. liz North Main street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

CHIMNETs CLEANED BY The WICHITA
CCleanlDE Co. order 2l9 y. Main q, Hoss House
NO. L olE -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04
E. Z. HAMILTON, n. ID.
DIR. +. ElflT4 COBB.

Females and thfidfcns diseases & specially
sr. far ladies during confinement S-r-gt'y fr.-
- 20 80 heu s. SIRED $50 permanent homes nro-
f-.tG soy children wheG esiired. Letters Of inuu-
8, confidential and aswerta promptly Home I'll
iaa 81 tt-J-a As a, Rans-is-
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WANTED--MISCELL1NEOC 5
fs-.-s. - l. - s.-.. - H..

yAST=T5-A ak CE SkfEs ROOM p iL-s-
w r.sols-E culvea enaces- co1z&-s ST1feErs4 z
Cousey. - - llol-si@1 ave Gs+s-s1H
KK~ANTED-8 POSITION A. TEAEEEE ~
W city * country HID 5 Grss1ErEGe esrt-1fzz1s
Addresz !. c. cate % tf-ls Gee rlC -
NX~ANT sD-E3s a5lCDesD-ass - CHAIRS. - LsE
W - - spre cGlzzl1s1z- Give g-scr7 - - 3.
DORSEY. uzsze-- dis ~
a&TEu-MkE AID BIFE 20 ED 70 TIIl
N To1erFIfss fA-1 six q - o. &C. ras safs
. sTosa, 2s1ress ~ 4. Ie-sx. &S<lz 81 go. =
.Gks sSA-z ~ : e.c<k- 80 -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

used. The select
ed material isfold-
ed IN two, iu such
a wsy az 70 bsve
the two seivaSa
meet horizontally,
one st the waist
and one Et the
foot TIE length
Of a pattern skirt
Is IS inches IN the
center Of the back
and - inches in
front, and It's cir
conferences round
the hem 5 yards 9
r.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04
STYLES IN DRESS SKIRTS.
The Newest Partisan skirt illustrated
81 n..~-fR~a

ms NeWest Fhri%ian SAlrt iIIuftratec
and Described
4 new skirt. known as the ''um5rella'
or "extinguisher," on account OF rs shsnA
and especially suitable for walking cos
tunes. is the invention of Paris mOdisse
1t exactly molds the figure below ths
waist and round the hips by means Of .
few darts. the whole Of the fulIness being
thrown az the back. where it is arranged
into quadruple box plazt It's cut IS
simple, ss shown by the diagram, which
displays the half Of the skirt. and the whole
being made of single piece. with one seara
only, the widest materials alone can e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

FINANCE COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, 452; Hogs, e6s.
Shipments: Cattle, 5o7; Hogs, II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

NORTH AND EASr.
40 az Kansas city express 100 n to5A
No. tU6s Chicago veStihuled
pfsss ...,... !0Pu eGPN
No s5s EncieDood express .tPM stops her
South ANp WEST
No 41-- Oklahoma Ctty and
Oklahoma express. -. .TAN .SAH
handle expresi....-.......-- sNAN GAN
No. 49, II Worth. Calves
Ton apd Texas express --- IS IS p n
No. gl5- Wichita Express. = = p = stops here
No. ~ Enelewood aeon. ....i S9AN
Tran, mari II tir- = iai =.
FQCiPNrNT NORTH AND EAST
Train Ne IA Kansas titY express. runs solid 70
Kansas CITY. has chr Il car service.
Tram No - comes direct tro- Galveston and =
through CElCscC tratn esv ~ w t1'ts - ~ -lP n
Hia arrives tu feils Eo Iho next fuy So g 5 IN
Tram -. - haze ire re. utti~ cS car L. nan
sas ~ lu.iua-u 20 Kansas CHS, also 20 Topeka
AtCElsua and 81 JOSEPH
FNFlI21ENT SOUTH a NJ Wa-ST-
Train No a.. has Pullman and Cl.s-r cscs.
Train Nc 80 las IaruuEA Pullman car 10 p
arth sEd Galveston.
Tram y. a. hn> luinc chair car from Ksnsas
Oiiy ard stops ~ Nicatta
Cty Uuion Ticket one Cor Mar ard :, street. snf
lntou Passenger Station corner Douglas ana at1
avenues v. .. ACNDuck. - ;. A
WICHITA WESTERN .. =;
MAY sNT-IE IFRvT
Going West pass daily -. - 5sSPE
Going West. ireis .-.-.---...... l.sgPN
Going bSSt IslSS -.-------.-. 81 q '.-.--.-----
Going ENs., re .,at-.--.-.. li5S = .-...-..-..-
niou Tlekes office ca 3-aiu ana l>3 street Uniou
Passenger station cor1er Douglas ana 5xh avenues
W. D. AuRDccK. y. ?. Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

w ANTED-BUSINFSS MIN WHO ARE IN
w need OF stenoGTa pliers or accountants TO call
III the National Accountants and StenOgTapher's
bureau. Branch ofbce at the Southwestern Busi-
less College " chita, Ian. We usually have on
our application list thoroughly competent book
keepers and steHo2Tsphers, with first class referen-
6e1- Belp furnished Tree Of charge. AZ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

The hog market was strong today and
there was a very active demand for good
hogs. The receipts were $50 and all, with
the exception Of one load which came IN
late, were sold. More could have found
easy sale. Packers took everything as fast
as they came in, and shippers had no
trouble in disposing of their hogs. 1t looks
as if the packers could not get enough
hogs from now on. More good hogs are
wanted. Tops today brought S3.6714 and
bulk $500 to S3.65. The market closed
strong and active and the demand not
satisfied.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

supplemented by equally elinging cor
sages, which are more often draPed than
cut to the figure. The union OF these two
features is best shown in the polonaiss
dress which is made with . drsped front
crossing diagOnally."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04
A coNJuRER,s Trick.
How He Surprised Good Dame who
Wns Selling Epra

How He Surprised GOOD Dame Who
Was Selling Eggs.
Bosco, the conjurer, when in Bristol,
passed through the High street market,
and, seeing woman with basket of eggs,
inquired how she sold them, and being told
penny halfpenny each, he said he would
take one to see if it was good, and paid
for it.
He then broke it before the woman, and
out dropped q sovereign, as she supposed.
Being thus fortunate, he bought another
and broke it, when another sovereign fell
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04
PHYSICIANS.

DR. MARI GAGE D1I.
Rooms 3 and u Zimmer.y bIocl Cfscs hours-2 70
bp-
leq-tf
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FOE EXCHANGE.
lnaer thlg head { ger Inc per aAy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
luaer Ms Irnd " uer LA rrr az.

Y rs. ,. X. GRANT BUERELL. STILL CON
M unues the agency Of Dress Reform GoOas AZ
same place "a l. douglas ave room p Please a.
uress ny mail. or CAL after y IA Measures taken
and orders promptly flied psllaAt union suits
either ia isic Wool or siik. also The DeisaFi q
waist fOr ladies and misses are the "uesiGaaium'
OF he beisartoans Physical cult4Fist5 and dress
iefOIMeIs 10 81
nK. LIE DUC's PERIODICAL PILLS. THE
IL great French remedy. acf al eCtly OF the men
strual system and positively Curs SUPPRESSION % TIE
meuses- Warranted 70 promo fncu-tFuaiicu-
these pills should not be taken during pregnancy.
American Pill COMPANY, Royal, prop lelofn- Spt n
Ger, ia. a.. oeLulDe supPiled b. tbss. Lawrence
lJ2 East Douglas, wichita, hla-. b WhOlessls aud
retail. IA Iyr
CHIMNEYs CLEANED BY The WICHITA
OClsanlDg CO. order 2ls y. Main - Hoss House
NO. L olE -
LIVERY ONE ~ NEED or INFORMATIOS
II on the subject Of advertising VIII GO well 70
obtain "A copy Of Book Tor Advertiser. % pages.
prlcc S. NAILED postage peld Oh receipt o. price.
Contains q careful com piihtiou from tie Amsrlcan
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class Journals tie cVcu alton rating % ever
one,aId goJu uesi q Information EJD4t rates and
other matters pertaining - the business Of sdver-
tising Address itOweiIs Advcrslali4. klrsag. "
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rl1et

IA, Nov.
Following are the closing quotations.
GRAM ar lots track.
VII. a t-tt.a ..s-
ORR New g DISC.
DAI--.ia -.c
l.Ai- SO sov better 5he55c.
Al-heIet a SEQ 81 per ton loose, s. end5 o.
bItNl Nd tUnN-tiup Boa c=r lots SIC per a.
pounds. corn an oats Il 200 per LOO pounds, bra,
seCAcu. To pei 40 pounds.
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Employment agencies.
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Children CRY for Pitchers CsstOria.
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apply al the National Accountant and Stenosraph-
eff Bureau once for the states or Kansas. Colo
race Nebraska Missouri and Texas at the South
western Business College, Wichita. Nan. %tf
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Dr.. u. b. STONE.

Removed from sesgw.cd Block. to Zimmerly
Block, Rooms s, :, and ), 2nd no0r.
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Office with Or. Oldham, Zimmerly block.
Office hours ESQ 70 II a. NJ: 10 p. m. l4i-nt
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niou Tickee Office 0.,r 3at and l-t street Uriou
Passenger station corIler Douglas ana 5sh avenues
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WICHITA, Nov. 3, 1891.

WICHITA, Nov. j, 1871.
The cattle market is quoted weak and
little slow. The fall is in sympathy with
the Kansas City market. The receipts
were very light today and very few cattle
changed hands, owing to the meagre sup
ply. The demand for good butcher stuit
continues and there are plenty OF buyers.
Good native yearling steers are IN good de-
mand and sell at good prices. Nothing
but good natives, however, are wanted.
The quotations mere presented are to give The
shipper ~ idea OF tie general range OF prices Inc
various classes and GRADES sell within the limits OF
these quotations. according 20 the quality OF oner-
ing and the state OF he daily markets These quo
Tel ions ar only changed when there has Deen a
permanent change IN the general market The
Representative sales should be referred 10 10 get the
daily fluctuations.
NatLre shInplnc steers eood 70 extra. 8 Olal 50
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DANCING SCHOOL.

MISS LUCY FORD's DANCING ACADEMY
IVA "A . 1 " hall y Market st-classes tuesday.
thursday and Saturday evenings Chlidreas class
Saturday Afternoon Ali the latest caECes- Ias u