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The proprietors of q big cannery
at Lowell, Me-, decided to put up a
large quantity of succotash last week,
and accordingly purchased Il carload
OF Lima beans. They had never be-
fore undertaken to can corn and
beans together, and they supposed
that the beans would have to be
shelled by hand-a tedious and cost
lyi process. Upon the arrival of the
benns, however, the foreman of the
canerry set his Yankee wits to work,
sent home for his wife's clothes
wringer and discovered In it n ma
chine perfectly adapted to Smelling
bcnns. Within half an hour three
sther wringers We're brought into use
and beans enough for 10000 cans Of
huccotash We're shelled in Il single
dnv 80 S 5sHSss fasEs
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-06
BEvERlDGE IN NEBRASKA.

Indiana Senator Discusses the Trust
Qnestton MT Columbus
Columbus, Neb., Oct. 3.-Senator
Beyeridge, of Indiana, addressed a
large republican rally here last Satur-
day. He paid particular attention to
the trust question, saying in part:
The fact that trusts cause cheaper
production of products is no reason
why they should be destroyed. The
republican idea Is regulation and pun
ishment. The Bryan idea is simply de-
struction. IS
There is only one possible way of
regulating trusts. That way is by the
congress of the republic controlling
corporations. This is. one country
now. We have ontgrown state rights.
There is no reason why a corporation
organized In New Jersey should have
greater privileges than one organized
in Nebraska. The republican party
proposes to amend the constitution so
That the national government may
control trusts. The democratic party
voted solidly against that proposition.
Why? because the democratic party
was more in favor of trusts than the
republican party? No! Both parties
are equally against the evils of trusts.
But the democrats opposed that
measure, which alone can cure the
evils of trusts, because it is u repub-
licnn measure, and they would not
permitit to pass as q republican meas
urc without protest. The point is
that the republican party has pro-
posed the only possible remedy and
Is pledged to its execution.
"Mr. Bryan declares the trusts pre-
vent young men from rising in the
business world. On the contrary. the
active heads of most of these corpora
tons are young men who have risen
without influence or any other aid
than their own ability to their high
position. The president of the Carne-
gle Steel company is still u young
man and rose to his position from u
boy in the works. What the trust is
looking for-what any combination
of capital is looking for-is fresh and
vigorous ability. Unless they get that
they cannot succeed.
what we are all against is the dis
honest operation of trusts, lust as we
are all against the dishonest conduct
of any man. But the sensible thing
is not to destroy them; the sensible
thing is to remedy them. The right
road Is onward Coward government
control, some think, and many develop
ments are suggested; the right solu-
ton will certainly be found), and not
backward toward the day when the
farmer reaped his grail with azscythe,
instead of with the se1f-binding har-
%vestsr; not backward to the day when
he threshed it with a fail, instead of
with o vibrating thresher; not buck
ward to the day when the stagescoach
did the business of passenger trans
portation, instead of the travel of the
country being carried at a fraction of
price the stage coach charged and in
palace cars, with all the comforts and
Injuries Of this wonderful ~ciyilza-
tion."
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-06

One of the peculiar characteristics
OF Cape Town, says the London Lead
er, and 1t has several, is .'Tickey"
beer, which is sold only in bottles,
holding about IL plnt-and-half. The
prizes charged for it is Sd per bottle,
hence its name, for Hickey" it may
be explained, is the South African
name for o three-penny piece. Only
two firms make Hickey beer.
.'Tickey' beer is the drink Of the
masses 1t is altogether impossible
for q white mar to get drunk on
Hickey" beer, but the colored and
Malay population Of Cape Town GER
tainly do succeed In muddling them
selves with it, says the Country Brew
ers' Gazette, Hickey" beer can only
be obtained In Cape Town.
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NOT SO ACTIVE LAIELY.
Tilipino Bands Near Manila Quietel
..lsc EG TIC lsncs yeek NM

vtitptnO kSuuOA Near Rlhnbth &[slksNCA
tho l'nsS Week.
Manila, Oct. 1.-THE Filipinos In the
vicinity OF Manila have been more quiet
If late. although last Wednesday night
here were brisk attacks at Las Pinas
md Paranaque. south of Manila, as we'll
is outpost firing at linus, Bacoor and
duntin Lupa. The American officers are
satisfied the alleged amigos living in and
round the towns In question participated
IN these attacks.
Official reports have been received of
nsurgent activity III Fambalos province
tnd in Batangas province. Two skirmish-
y occurred during the week on the Bicol
liver, IN the province of South Camar-
mes. It Is estimated that the insurgents
,ost ninety killed III the various districts.
Captain Samuel z. Smiley, of the Fiji
zenith United States Infantry, formerly
sttached to the staff of Genera Bates in
HE Philippines, who proceeded to China
% join his regiment, but broke down
here. owing TO the climate and hard
sors. is returning to the United States
on h supply Celtic.
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Despondcnt s1nn Suicides.

Centeryille, S. D., Oct. 3.--c. p. An,
derson, living northwest of here, com
mitted suicide by hanging some time
during Saturday night last. The
cause wa temporary insanity. Ander-
son was about As years of age, a
bachelor and well TO do. Some three.
years ago he was struck on the head
with d hammer, knocked senseless
and robbed of considerable money.
When found his feet were frozen and
had to be am%plltated. Ever since he
has been Respondent.
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A fat man with an Injured express
sion sits on Nesey street every day,
says n New York correspondent, with
a package of lead pencils in his lap.
Above him on the iron fence Of st.
Paui's church yard is a sign, II have
no arms" Very conspicuously the
mendicant displays two empty sleeves.
One afternoon n small boy threw a
rotten apple ut another small boy, but.
hit the fat man instead. Like q flash
the litter jumped up, gave chase, and
MS he ran pulled a lusty right arm
from under his shirt. lie suspended
the cripple game long enough to
spank the boy and then with his sign
and lead pencils, moved down a square
to begin over again
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-06
KEITELER'S ASSASSIN TRIED.

Evidence Insuttlcient TO Convict.
But lie Is Held In Custody.
Peking, Oct. 1.-The assassin OF
BaroilNo, Ketteler was tried by court
martial Yesterday. The court decided
it would be Sunjustitied on the evidence
presented to pronounce sentence, but
the prisoner will be held in the hone
of obtaining further information
against him.
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Gis.AiN Al msrs.
e;rn,n ana l.rov,.,.,n.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-Cash quotations
We're aS Follows:
Flour-Duil and weak.
Wheat-No. 3 spring, 7aG761ac; No. Q
ed. iaAGl7SAc.
Gorn-SSo. ., 4oSa41c; No. ? yellow, 4oA
oats-No. 2, 22aas21sc; No. 2 white, 25g
lgil3c;; No. 3 white. zSh426llac.
RSe-No. 2, SIC.
Barley-Eair TO choice mailing, 5aa57c.
Flax Seed-No.1 !, Sl.50; No. i northwest
srn. S1.5p.
Timothy Seed-Prime, s4.s3@4.45.
Proyisions-MesS porn, ST.. agd12. Is; lard.
~ 0A1.lz1 short rib sides, IS. l5ilS.35; dry
sailed SHOULDERS, 81. Z5M6.3I,th; short clear
Sides, $S.aO0yS.3D
Whlsky..On basis of high wines, sl.26.
Sugar-Unchanged.
cry. l6M2l1ac.
laggs-Iirm; fresh. ElGc.
Eheese-Quiet al: l0hW1l&c.
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MGR. IRELAND IN LONDON.

Leo Pleased With Our Treatment
Of the Church In Cnlonics.
London, Oct. 3.--Archbishop Ire
land, who has arrived here from Rome.
on his way to the United States, in an
interview today is quoted as saying:
I'm one of the audiences which he
granted me the pope said: We are all
pleased with the relations of the
American government to the church
in Cuba and the philippines. The
American government gives proof OF
good will and exhibits u spirit Of JUS
tice ind respect for liberty and the
tights of the church..'n
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-06
ALIGNMENT OF THE POWERS
England, Russia and France Stand
With America--ltaly and Aus
tria With Germany.

Washington, Oct. 2.-1rhe align
ment of the powers on the German
proposition to make the punishment
OF the Chinese ringieaders a condition
precedent to negotiations may o
be stated as follows: Great Britain,
Russia and France stand with the
United States in regarding this prop
osition as ineSpedient.sJapu Occur
pies a middle attitude. She IS willing
to follow the German lead il I'LL the
powers are agreeable, but only for,
the sake of preserving harmony
among the powers and not from a be-
lief intthe wisdom of the German
proposition.
Austria and Italy stand shoulder to
shoulder with Germany, making the
dreibund present solid front. The
first named of the two powers does
not attempt to argue the German
proposition and their nswer make it
apparent they have accepted it with
out much consideration. Nothing is
Known here officially of an alternative
proposition which is reported to be
preparing in Europe. If it contains
the same feature, as to prior punish
ment as the original proposition it is
not likely to receive approval here.
The fact that Secretary Hay is X
pected to return to Washington next
week will not change in any way the
policy of the state department. He
has been in the closest sympathetic
touch with all that has been done re-
specting China and the stories printed
in Germany to the effect that he is
coming back to reverse those policies
are pronounced ut the department to
be absurd. Officials are impressed with
the conviction that any attempt made
TO punish Prince Than before negoti-
ations are undertaken will absolutely
defeat all efforts to obtnin ii peaceful
and satisfactory settlement. Indeed
it Is believed the attempt Of Germany
to apprehend such Chinese officials at
this stage has actually been the cause
of Tuan's promotion, rather than any
thing contained insthe American re-
lection Of tAs .erman proposition. 1t
suit It j HI & & cause
hines S91lcials aguinst whom it
Was directed to strive by every means
in their powersto secure the support
of the throne, just as Tuan has in this
case. s8
StH2l Cnr,yer ,ro. 1,o,.1 = xaNt2EAgl,. 500
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BRYAN TO BE THERE.
National Convention Of Democratic
Clubs at Indianapolis.

~SthU8 at
Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 2.-Lewls G. Ste
Scison, western representative of the Ma
uonal Association Of Democratic clubs,
md National Secretary lhmsen have ar
lived for the national convention this
week. The first session will be held We'd
|nesaay morning III Tomlinson hall, and
three sessions a day will be held, the clos
Ing meeting to be held Thursday night.
Wednesday night viii occur the parade in
which 1t 10 estimated 10000 men will
march. National President Hearst will
arrive tonight. The following speakers
have notified the committee that the.
will be here:
William J. Bryan. Adlai L. Stevenson,
BourEe Cochran, Siginund, Zeisler Of
Chicago, DR.. Senner of New York, Pat
tick O'F,,arre!l OF Washington, b. c.,
Milliam Sulzer Of New York, James *.
,%nltsee; Benton McMlillln, governor OF
tennessee; Lewis G.. Stevenson OF Illi-
iois, August Ii. Thomas Of New York, M.
I; of Pennsylvania. f. A. Lowe
James Hamilton Lewis OF Washington,
and Antonio yucca OF New York.
! Among the clubs that will be here in a
BODY are the Cook County Marching club,
Of Chicago; the Dockworth club, Of Gin.
%clnnati; lhs jackson club, of Lafuyette.
The Louisville Democratic club; the jack
son club. of Terre Haute. Ind; the South
lsend jackson club. and the Columbus, o..
Democratic club.
are expected to furnish the bulk OF the
crowd The detailed program Will be
given out today.
MI nj; Bryan Will address the convention
though this may DO changed after the
arrival OF Mr.. Hearst.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-06
SAYS DEsERIER SHOT LAWTON.
Private Mailue's Sensational Story
~ O!. Ills pcnt;,,

frlvAte Nsaiaic's sensational Story
IN. OF Ills I,cnt:l.
Chicago, Oct. "a special In the Rec-
ord from Salt Lake, Utah. says:
Leon Mayhuc, a private in Troop I.
Eleventh Urited States cavalry, who re-
..urncd from the Philippines yesterday.
was present when General Henry w.
Lawton was killed last December near
san Aiateo. He saw the shot fired and
declares That the man who aimed the
.ihe was Z; ueserter from the American
rnly He said:
II IA With the skirrnish line within
fifty yards OF General Lawton, and VIC
saw u MAI in black trousers, showing
eorspicuouSly among the white uniforms
81 the in%surgent officers. con,e out on the
lower of the church. He surveyed the
ground on which We stood very carefully.
then raised his mGsiSetS inc fired. At that
Instant General I.aWton, who was dts
mounted, moved his hand across his face
as ~ to brush away an insect, and sank
10 his knees.
w found in the church about 100 yards
of telegraph tape which,. interpreted,
showed that General Del Pllar and an
American had been In command OF the
insurgents. anat hight word was brought
IN from the nshrsent line that they In
tended capturing Lawton's body We
knew then that had there not been an
American IN that company VINO saw him
{iaii The Ffltif!llhos would not have known
Le was deaS." 49,
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PUT BLAME ON WoLcoTT.
VIctor Democrats Sny ,he.rraitor's"
,@SGP secs f.e I .nrxhI All Ai.a

Victor p sinocrats shy ,be.rraitor's"
Presence 4 roxo&c ed Disorder.
Victor, Colo. Sept. 2D.--The Toller.
county democratic convention and the
Democratic club of Victor adopted tho
resolutions unanimously:
Whereas. Governor Roosevelt and,
party We're not received in Victor with
the tolerance and courtesy due to the
governor of q sister state; therefore,
Resolved, sThut the democrats Of
Victor, in convention assembled, con-
denim the spirit of intolerance and dis
courtesy exhibited on that occasion,
and disiYow all responsibility for the
disturbance of speakers in the public
hall ald for the subsequent violence.
indplged ii by members of the Re-
publican Marching club; md further
Resolved, We also depiore the fol-
~ that induced the republicans OF
Colorado to provoke disorder ~
bringing Governor Rocscvelt 10 his
city under the auspices Of that cor
daily detcsted traitor and renegade.
Senatpr1sdward u, Woicott.o
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TRtsuLAIi0N 10 TRlBuLATlOn.

Hiram George Iloscs Family In Gai-
weston ,.nh Is Robbe,iSt IN Mexico.
Tucson, A. I. Oct. Ian old man
named Hiram George has reached here
from Mexico, where he claims he was
robbed of $1,000 In Mexican money, and
wandered on the desert fourteen days.
He saysshe Is on his way TO Galveston,
where his wife and several children were
lost In the Hood. He was travelling from,
camp with Jim Murphy, his cook, who, he
says. held him up and robbed him. Muir
ply, George lays. was sfterward$ caugIt
BY the Mexican authorities ana shot. and
lieorgs.s money and mules are at Bacha-
chrAi Mexico, NNNt
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-06
CONNECTICUT "sTRAWs.p

lslcctions lin Little Towns In the
Nutmeg State.
New Haven, Conn, Oct. 3..---The "lit-
tie town" elections, annual affairs, are
in progress today in all but six of the
SlGS towns in the state. City elections
are being held i'll Norwalk, South Nor.
aalk and New London. Iii the years
of national elections these elections
are taken by many as straws indicat
ing the November possibilities.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-06

Chicago, Oct. 3.---The prohibition
special left Chicago today for n trip
OF nine days through Ohio, lnaiann,
Kentucky and Tennessee. The party
is the same MS on the trip through the
northwest. with the exception that the
candidate for vice president, Mr.. Met
calf, has been called home to Paw
tucket, Il. l., ON account of the illness
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-06
CHICAGO BROKERS FAIL.

Firm af sU.st. Isetcrs y Co. Mako
Assignments.
Chicago. Oct. THE suspenstonaof u
@. Peters & Co.. Ii announced on the
stock exchange. Mr. Peters was not AT.
his office ~ give y q statetnent, 9th
S s.he bf fai,,ire p r a saas ~ dl ~ das i, 100, q
the recent withdrawal from the hrrn OF
Charles Henrottn, who held the New
York stock exthanRe membership ofsthy
firm. sS&SaS %99sE
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MURDER.
Drunken Ihresher shoots ana Near

Kills a Companion.
Canton, S. d., Oct. 3.-An engineer
of a thresher engine, while lying
about town, got himself into serious
trouble. 4 farmer named Lars Bill
Ter aroused his anger while both were
a little the worse for liquor. The
thresher became desperate and pulled.
a revolver, placing it next to Biller's
breast, aidg fred. The ball penetrnt-
ed Bil1er's clothes, struck n rib and
glanced off. The culprit was immc-
diately arrested. The wound was not
serious. but had the bullet gone into
The body it would have ended Biller's
career.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-06

"Wednesday afternoon, as now Arranged.
though this may DO changed after the
arrival of Mr.. Hearst.
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Hn4 MnrIc, ~. !.

Rochester, Mimi, Sept. 25.-o.Neil,
the Dover bank robher. was taken to
saltwater by Sheriff Vine, a. Nan
Camper and II. Brown. His last
words We're in leaving the city that
THE next time / am sent up it viii
be for longer than four years; it will
be for shooting Larkin, the Chicago
letectiye.yV ~
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k.nsns cir.

Kansas City, Oct. 2.-Cattie-Recelpt.,
steers, s4.60m5. 1o,s Texans. 81. $500. is;
stockers and feeders. IS .5Ul3 As; calves,
ceceipts, 500; steady at S4.0Vub.4 40.
stendy: closed weak. Heavy and packers,
300 80; mixed. s5.l5QI5 q; light. %. 0osp
Lambs, $i.oou5.2o; muttons. sa.0ta3.7a.
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Hanna T.. Cleveland.

Chicago. Oct. 3.-Senator Hanna ar
rived today. The senator declined to
be interviewed. but minated that
later be would give out Il formal!
statement as to the conditions iii the
east and the result of his negotiations
looking to the cessation of the Penn
sylvania coal strike.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-06

Indiana, Ohio, Illinois and Kentucky.
are expected to furnish the bulk of the
crowd The detailed program with be
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-06
REcAPTuREO BY RUMBLE

Mountain Battery and Vast Amour.
of Alnmunition.
London, Oct. 3.-A dispatch from
Roberts says: q
"liundle's troops in Bethlehem dis
trict have recapturcd from Beers
mountain battery gun lost at Nichol-l
sons Mex, and also 565,GOO rounds Of
Martini-HenrY ammunition."
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Isussinns Capture IAirln.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 2s.--General
Aigustotf telegraphed the war Office
that Remanankampf captured Kirin,5
on the 24th, and established hcaduuar..
tiers there. Tie Chinese troops were
aisarrned. Kirin is the capital Of the
province Soongaree, Manchuria. 1t is
5inclosed by %earthen ranrarts aid Is
the residence Of the Mancliu viceroy.
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DEATH OF JAMES TELLER.
Aged Resident OF Union County, y;

Aged Resident or Union County, y.
d., Expires suddenly.
Elk Point. S. D., Oct. flames Teller.
an old resident of Union county, died sud
denly this afternoon from heart failure.
He died at his home in McCook, immedt-
ately after he had partaken OF dinner.
n3!m. Teller was well known both in the
vicinity q his home n In Sioux City,
having resided In Union county for many
yenrs. ae was 81 years OF age at the
time Of his death and leaves wife and
several grown children to mourn his loss,
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Cuckrnn strnin. Ii.s vn,cc

Chicago, Oct. 3.-BourlSe CockraL,
who injured his vocal organs during
his speech Saturday night at the Golf
scum, remains at the auditorium ho-
tel here. He said today he probably
would be ableto keep his appointment
to speak at Decatur, III. -
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JOHN {. HUDSON DEAD.

President or bell Telephone CD,
Expires Suddenly.
Beverly, Mass, Get. 3.-John u.
Hudson, president ofSthe American
Bell Telephone company, died sudden.
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brennan fir. Is;mn 1870.

RAPID City. SD, Oct. 2-John i
Brennan of this city, has just been
notified from Washington of HIS an.
pointmert to the positiongof nger,t At
the Pine Ridge agency In thespiace 81
Major clapp.
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nonrEn MURDERS woMAN.
wife OF an Engineer Is SHOT ana

Wife OF an Engineer Is Shot ana
Killed.
Deadwood, S. D., Oct. 3.-Word has
come from Garden City, mining
camp west of here, that Mrs. IL. NJ.
Herdin, wife of the engineer at the
Kicking Horse mine, was shot and in
stantly Killed early in the morning by
an unknown person who entered the
home for robbery. S
A little son of the family tells that
an old man pushed open the door and
shot five times at his mother. The
man then hunted for some money
which had been saved and hidden in
the house.
About 5000 was stolen. After the
shooting the mar stole a horse and
buggy from Matt Carroll, a neighbor,
md escaped.
Several men are suspected of the
crime, based upon the little boys
story.
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s,n,t.il OMAN.

South Omaha, Oct. 2.-Hogs-Receipts.
1900: official yesterday, 2.3i6. Market
V .loaI5. 20.
Caitle-Receipts, $500; official yester-
day. 6,S45; shipments. 1,480. Market steady.
Sheep-aeceipts, (. $50; official yesterday,
..4iG; shipments, 1857. Market slow.
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Bees are known TO be excellent
weather prophets. There is 4 COM
mon country saying that "a bee was
never caught in a shower" When
rain is coming bees do not go very
far afield, hut buzz about close to their
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Get off the earl. Not on yer life"
said Weary Wraggles to the condnc-
tor. Yer blooming railroad adver-
tises to carry people to the city Linz
its without change, and now, Just be-
cause I haven't any change about me
you want tosput me off,
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The MARKETS.
sioux CIV 1--we STOCK,

Sioux City. Oct. 2.-sioux City Stock
Yards-Hogs-Mixed and light. S5.Ooq5. 10;
leayy, $i.yoQIb.O
Cattle-Cows and heifers. 81. 75a3.50:
oxen, $2.o043.25; stockers and feeders, $3.50
Q4.iV: butcher steers, $i.0005.75 Isl; calves
ind yeariings, s2.3543.50.
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The institute for eastern languages
at Naldivostol in an Important partsos
the program which Russia is carrying
out in eastern Siberin. The study or
eastern languages-Chinese, Japanese
and K%orean--is n1l important and
these are to be undertaken by the
brightest pupils from the local gym
nnsia. The initial appropriation for
this institute amounts to $4,000.