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! called-Presens, Geiger, Hook, Hiatt, VII.
son, William. and W. S. Piuumer, chair.
man, (6). Absent. Spencer, ~.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson the Auditor q
report for September, not already allowed,
| be allowed and the Clerk instructed to draw
warrants in paymen, Of the came so far a. the
| funds vii; permit.
Mr.. Williams moved that the resolution
offered and adopted at the afternoon session
in relation to repairing bridge. in Alexandria
and Delaware townships be recossidered.
Motion adopted.
Mr.. Williamz then moved TO amend same
resolution by striking ont the two bridges on
the Lawrence road. Amendment adopted
and resolution a. amended was then adopted.
The following resolutions were offered and
adopted:
Re.olved, That the trustee OF High Prairie
township be and is hereby directed 70 inme-
diately cause two bridges on the Lawrence
road in said township to he repaired. as said
bridges are now in dangerous condition,
and further iha; the amount necessry, not
exceeding one hundred dollars, be and Is
hereby appropriated. Warrants no. to be
Issued until afier Jan. 10, 1874.
BY Hook
Resoired, That the Clerk be authorized to
advertize until the llth day of this month for
the stationary that the several Offices Of the
county may require for one year.
Mr.. Eggleston appeared for Daniel Wal
ton, ssking for damages for the said Walton,
which he sustained on the Hurd road, after
which Mr.. Geiger moved that Mr.. Walton
be allowed $50 damages.
Upon the question, Shall the motion
pass?" the ayes and nsyes were called with
the following result: Ayes-Geiger, Hiatt,
Hook and Piummer, chairman az. Nayes
Williams and Wileon (2).
Motion allowing said Walton damages
declared adopted.
Tax receipt presented hy ]. Ingersoll, and
referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means, was referred back TO the Board en-
dor.ed. Recourse on the County Treasurer,
and report adopted.
The Committee on Heating, to whom was
referred proposals for heating the Court
House made the following report:
Your committee, TO whom we're referred
the bids for heating the Court House, MAKE
the following report in favor of awarding
the contract to Crane, Breed & Co., they be-
ing the lowest bidder; provided that saiis-
factory contract can be made with them.
And the committee would further recon-
mend that fifty per cent. of the price be re-
tanned until the steam heating apparatus
shall be tested at least thirty dsyl, which
report was on motion adopted.
Adjournment.
On motion the Board adjourned to OTTO
Der llth, 1873, at 10 o'clock a. m.
A. b. KELLER,
County Clerk.
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LEGAL.
Sllerih's Sale.

COUNT snArs OF IL EE kAssAs: IS.
In the District Court Of the First Judici, Die,
Of the State OF Kansas sitting in and for Ieay
envorth County in said State.
George W. Lang, Plaintiff,
Charles neifrich, Rosa Dietrich,
his vile, Eldridge Burden, Jo-
seEhiB. Terry Finnis Y. Ewing, Case No. 4. $40.
John W. rpratley. Michael
Hoffman, John Higinbotham
and Clinton Cockrili, Defend
ants.
DUBLIC NOTICE il hereby given that under
L and by virtue Of special execution to me di.
rected snd delivered. issued out Of the District
Court Of the First Judicial District of the State Of
Kansas. sitting in and for Leavenwo county, in
said state, and OF the judgment rendered in the
shove entitled action, I will on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Neren,ber, A. d.
1873,
at II O'Clock Q. m o: said day at the Court Houss
door in the City Of Leaven WORTH IN thu county
and Estate aforesaid, oder at Iublic sals. and se
separately to the highest bidder, fer cash in hand
each Of the following described tracts Of land,
and real estate, situate, lying and being in the
county Of leavenworth, and State Of Kansas,
namely:
Lots numbers fifteen us) and sixteen us, in
block number twenty seven (27), in Leavenvorth
City, insaid county and State.
iSaid property Is to be sold a. conmsnded by the
said special execu ion and In pursuance Of said
judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD.
Sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas
sher a. 8 Once. Leavenworth City, Kansas, Octo-
Der LIST, A. d. 1873.
Green Foster. Attorneys fol Plaintiff.
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p. III. T.
A Word About the New Kansas
Bindery.

The Fort SOFT Monitor under its new
management, pays a worthy tribute to
well-known citizen Of Kansas. who belonged
10 the retiring management OF that journal
The Monitor modestiy says:
The Monitor owes mos; of it, success to
the close and careful management of Peter
Herman. We may say, without Boosting,
that no paper in the West has better imam
cial standing than the Monitor. This status
was achieved in the face OF all SORTS of oppo-
sition and encouragement, and the credit Of
il belongs to Tiernan.
We congratulate the State Capital in hav-
ing hereafter the benefit of his energy and
experience in the great business OF winch he
il ea,irelv master.
Mr.. Tiernan's promotion to the control Of
the State binding, and his success in securing
the ownership of the most complete bindery
in the Western country, shows that
deserving and energetic man
sometimes receives his just reward. p. H.
IL . thorough workman, and withal
most agreeable man of business. His
knoxlege of the States requirements ss we'll
a the reeds Of custom, induced him to the
outlay of q vast sum of money in the pur-
chase OF hAcoIueiy Auu uXtureB iOt tbe ueW
bindery in Topeka, and We get the intelli-
Sence from individuals competent to judge,
chat the establishment herein spoken Of il,
in all respects, equal to the finest binderies
of St. Louis and Chicago. He bought en-
bossing presses, paper cutters, ruling ma
chimes, paging machines Of the latest aud
most serviczble styles. He has also placed
ia his bindery one of the celebrated Semple
book-trimming machines, and with compe-
tent gorkmen in all the departments he
il able to turn out the heaviest AMI most
durable blank books, as we'll As to put the
finishing touch of modern style on the
Morocco Of the RIOS; treasured volume OF the
aibfary.
We are heartily glad OF Mr.. Tiernan's
assared prosperity, Tor he deserves to do
well. He has gained every move of his
head~ay ny honest and open hard work.
He landed in LeaveDworth thirteen year,
ago With two dollars in his pockets, and
commenced work in TIE TINES Office. Ii
will be noticed that he commenced in the
right place, and kept on the right track ever
since.
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New Remedies Quick Cures
DR.. MONR ROE,
Medical Specialist.

MAkE3 all Private and Chronic Dissases q
N1 Specially, cures SpsrmatOrrhea, seminal
Weakness Nervous Debility, Impos.ney, Gonor-
rhsa, syphalis, etc. II you out OF health, nsrv-
ous deblitzted, eel an xverA0n to society," loss Of
memory, dread Of the future, fear Of marriage,
unhappy in the married state. loss Of pervols
power, etc. apply at ones and be cured. All dis
eases ayisng from excess exposure, trsated sue
cesssully.
ladies' send for circular of the French ssPesssrie
Preventif, i" the surest preventative known.
A supply Of Trusses, Syringes, Rubber Goods,
etc. on hand.
Alletters strictly confidential. Send for circular
Best apartments Tor private treatment In the city
Omee hours Q. N. 70 p. %. Sundays 2 70 4 D. m
Address DIR. &. L. MONROE,
$40 South Clark st.,
CHICAGO III.
"a. Drawer 501. oop12dkvly
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NEWADvERTISEMENTS.


No beneficial revolution ever soes bsekvsrd;
and this maxim 10 - invariabls In nsdicins o IN
politics. The advent Of Hostettee's stomach hit.
ters. twenty yean ago, producea revolutioo 1,
the trestment Of large class Of ailmsatt and that
rsvo!utioa has ever since been in ''ths
full tide Of successful expsnmsnt." II
that tide has borne the proprietor Of
the calculated vegetable specific ''on to Sortuns,
1t has also borne thousands Of human bsinss. Who
were lansuishipg under the effects ofdissass, weak
and hopeless. out Of Tie depths Of dsspoade.ey
into the paradise Of health and ehesEfalnsss 1t d
no to say that to the visor. The regu-
larty Of habit Of body, the good appetite and Per.
feet dig son. acquired under the operation Of this
unequsled tonic and corrective. mutitudes Of pso-
pie in every walk Of life. Who had been vainly
physcket in the usual way. owe the blemines d
renewed health and the prospects Of pfoouGad life
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eeWare Of CounteyfejtS F.
JOB k0SES' SIN !.M.S C!;:nas'

Are crse's''sfy cocsJs7F1azrs Dss..sg... ,,.., ..
Ses.eo1 !" sth &c c@ai,,Js,h e si-s q. ~. ,.,,s
- ye.~@"s n,,et 'h- s.ns- % .'sS .-%, a.. s,rA
psns1ys 1t o'hers bss s9..Es ;----.. H..
oESrE Pills arc un'sili-= ~ Sos e.-.u Il eli :noes
p .nu usoSsross oIs7ss-s - a....n TIE female
eoIs Asaton IS subject. tisy Ir.s..ts a.. .-cessiyo
soa ere ~ suppression II rec y.cn c.ussd
y ooto. innasrinat,on. O. dS-.ss. IN al cssss q
sad L1nos. Fatisue on slight exert. n Paip.s.too
o. the Heart Hystcncs and whites tier Ell. excl
cure vhes AZ other means have failed and sithooeh
IT psssriui coatain nothing harsf1l 70 ne most
Sfeunr IN knzish German and French around
eccn BOTH elvcs tel direction and advice
Tne GENUINE Fills scld az most drug stor,s hat
yoo1 dfue9st cannot supply the GESUTSE do Dot
Be persuaded tn accept any ecu,trse, 80 b',r. ~,
We oot ;snc O1s ln'i.r % the sois prpne,nr Dob
Of empress once 1T which you viii e,u f,r TIE paef
40, ana b.,tfle OF the GENUINE Pls serur,,s .,A
s.ieg packed ~ plum Wrappers vi be ssat ~ usn
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GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
$4,000 N U M B E r S
Class X, to be Drawn Oct. 81, 1873

oD-Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are
always drawn at the time named, and ali drawings
are under the supervision Of sworn commissioners
The ofhcial drawing will Be published in the
st. Louis papers, and . copy Of drawing sent TO
purchasers Of tickets.
o~we will draw . similar scheme the last day
Of every month during the year 1873.
REGISTERED LETTER, DRAFT or EXPRESS
send ibI sirsular. Address,
MURRAY, MILLER 4 CO.,
Postof1ce Boz, 1sss. ) Louis, Mo.
jnne11-dNv
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TODAY.
Running, Pacing and Trotting
Races.
A Multitude OF Visitors Expected

At the fair grounds, to-day, the trials in
che speed ring viii be worth seeing. The
running race which vas appointed for yes
ter1ay aiternooa, aad deferred heeause Jim
Lape" became unnanaeeable, vill certainly
txke place this afteraooa. Thege vill also
be Q pacing race. and Q donble team trot.
The fair grounds present . Dost chsssfnl
sPpearaaee. The diaplays in Tie various DE-
Partneaas aEs veil vestA whiting. vhils IL
xsonad9 = esnaal, vah ths Pssf1uisa Of
- - - an - -
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STATE OF KANSAS,
County OF LeaysnwoTth,
In the District Court 81 Doug,a. Counfv. in IN,
state Of Kansas, sitting in and for Douglas
County, in said State.
William W. Harding,
Piainue,
Mary J. Whitney, James
i. Whitney. Nelson 4. O.,
stephens and John X. ''ss NO -''i''
Welsh, Administrator
OF the estate Of Hugh p.
Welsh, deceased, De-
feniants,
DCBLIC notice Is hereby q ven that under and
l. ny virtue of the judgment rendered in the
aoove entitled action, In and by the above named
court, and OF special execution issued on said
Judgment to me directed and delivered, 1 will on
Saturday, tie SM day Of Nog.mJer, A. u.
1873.
al II O'Clock q. Of said day AZ the Court House.
door IN the City OF Lesvenworth, in the county
and State Aforesaid, offer public sale and sell 10
the highest bidder, for cash in hand the
following desrribrd tract OF I.ni. situa.e, living
and being In the County OF Lsavenworth, and State
OF Kansas, namely. the west half Of the narih.
quarter OF section fifteen N5J, m township twelve
state.
said property !, TO be sold 8, commanded by the
'ald special execution aud in Pursuance Of said
Judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of LHayensorth County, Kansas
Dated Sheriff Office, Leayeuworth Civ KAN
sas, October LIST, A. ID. 1873.
1haeher 4 stephens, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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the GREAT FRENCH Rsr1EDY.
DELAygARRE's SPECIFIC -,,~.,.
Prepared By =. ssARiNt:fEE.

M. IA Rae l1mi,ar! Pans
These Rsils arc highly recon.m-niiai b. .n,i,.
Medical Faculty 81 frauee tho ycr7 q. :, IT
U al eases OF Spermatorhcea. Ssrns,.i " al
Weak spine: Ieposi.s IN the U.iuc: >c.,-..s -,
billy. and all tho CHASTITY tTaic III t,,....se. -,
frosn Abuse and Secret fiasts- The. e.rs yhto ii,
ING 10y tia lAiias Ercnsn Physi,ia.s dur,ns
The p,.s ]: y1-rt Pamphlet .: Aav.ce 10 each ho.
u VII H. s"r. free - any address ls.t,,. q rcS
Boa. sen. ~ mai. a.rsT,'y s,,,!-i ~ al H.
sa,c- on rS",yt 81 pv,ce ~ any advertised AGENT
OSCAh Il NtSfS. u toFfi-AsDT 81. SEw Yoex
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RELIEF IN TEN EalNJTEs

Sose CoC.as. COLDS, AsIHI.. Ni.GS.Hif,< -.
annoAL, hoA1shNSss. NCkTCrIT k,...Turyu IN
yAftkSE CDhoCAP1iON AND LING Di>F.S;s Thee
I've y TASTE Of medicine. and any c:,Ii si,i ,cse
Ino9aAnds have ssn restosed T. he-lth that
y ossoso oepAired. Iestn. gives in huntres:s
& $780, Ask fls BRYANS PlTI.MONiI' sEERS
TIE - cents PER box. JOB MOSE-S. ProprSo
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LgAvESwoRrH
In the District Court of the First J7dicaI District
oil the State Of Kansas. sitting in and for Leav-
enworth County in said State.
Owen Duffy, Plaintiff.
Mary A. Davis, Charles NJ Davis
George y. Jones, Matthew Howell,
Thomas u. b. Davis, Alison Hamb-
lin, William ). Jewell, ID. w
havcs, john g. Douglass, Lncen J
Easiin, Wv. Baekas, Rebecca 4. Case
kenneiy, George r. Hines, The No
!ea'en"pI'h savings Bank, The Mu- 4.92,.
tuai Loan and Savings Institution of
Leavenworth, Kansas, the Kansas
building and Trust Company, Frank
NJ Davis, Thomas A. Davis and
Mary A. Davis, as administra-
trix OF the estate of James Davis, de-
ceased. Defendants.
)uBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that under and
4 by virtue OF the Judgment rendered in the
above entitled action In and by the aboye n,wed
court, and of a special execution issue,i on s,id
Judgment. to me directed and delivered, 1 will on
Thursday the 23rd day Of October A. d. 1873,
at II o'clock a H. of said day, at the Cour, House
dooI ~ the City of Lelvenvorth, in the County
OF Leavenworh and State of Kansas. offer
~ pubic sale and sell separately to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand.
esen OF the following described tracts
anu btinp IN Inc county oil
Leavenworth, and state of Kansas, namely:
Lots number three (sl, four ca and tive ts). in
block number three (3), in James Davis Addition
=, the city OF Leavenworth and lots number three
~ and four 90, in block number eleven an. in
James DAVIS Addition TO the City Of Leavsnworth
i!oresaid; and an undivided hall OF lots num-
.e, one w anu two l2), IN Whitehead Pilot Knob
Addition TO the City of Leavenworth; and the
north three-fourths and an undivided one-fourth
OF the south one-fourth of lot number fourteen IN
ia W i..1ads Pilot Knob Addition to the City
OF Leavenworth, Aforesaid.
SAID tracts of Land will he soil in the inverse or
der to that in which they above described.
10Th, A. ID. 1873.
THOMAS LEONARD
sheriff Of Ieavenworth County, Kansas.
CforGH d WHEAT, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
reptl6.d
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lSECo.. :; DAY OF THE FAIR

SECU..:; DAY OF THE FAIR
Fine virather and a Large At
tendance.
The Various Halls Nearly in
Order.
Magnificent Display Of Home
Manufactures.
The Stock Exhibition Very At
tractive.
Result Of the Trotting Races
The Programme for To-day
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TRcITfNG RACE,

TRcrTfNG RACE.
For the Easiest double team, bes,
Fin 3 mile heats. 500 n. m
Three or more en,ries-not jess than 3 to
go-:o pull buggy or road wagon.
Pacing race...... ........-.-......... 400 p. N.
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MONTHLY STATEMENT
OF me
COUNTY TREASURER
LEAVENWORTH COUNTY.

The following Is 4 statement ofamount O; money
in the hands Of the County Treasurer Of Leayen.
worth County, Kansas, belonging TO the specific
funds named, and the amount paid our Of each
during the month Of September, 1873:
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MEDICAL.

For the treatment snd cure Of all forms Of mi
vase and chronic diseases in both sexes. he.
emovsd hon ls6 West Madison strret 10 ~
Abovs numhe1. whore he has The naoss con plcts]
9tt Of reception rooms and private pariors J6r
1fhe special treatment ofcnroaie and private ais-
1850 In Chicago. The apartments are =, eool
trueted that patients never - any one but IN
Hector: The reputation ofDR COBURN n novI
veil established. aad his unequaIled skill n
the treatment Of private diseases hss s.ips2
'of him the most extensive practice Of anv|
phyueian in the city. Young men Who hay.|
injured themselves BY asecret habit find speeiv
md permanent relief st the hands Of DIR COL
bUkN. There % no eass Of private disease. M
natter Of how long standing. that be canos,I
perfectly cure. and leave the patient g Well ~
svel. DRCOBCRN Is we'll known 70 b q reeula,y
lyrsdrste Of medicine, and has three dipj0ma,(
From the best medical colleges In the World
which are to b seen in his ONCE by ali NM
Isish 70 read them. separate rooms and speci.
Treatment for all female dihleulties send tor his
book On woman and her disease; also book on
|Iexual and vencreal diseases for gentlemen. IN
Ice for two stamps. Address ali letter, TO co.
|BUKN MEDICAL INSTITUTE, l50 and IN
South Clark, corner Monroe street, Chicaso
|O@ce hours: . T. m. TO Q p. m sunday, tol
p: n: fcbi5-d&vi0S
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DIR. A. G.. OLIN

~ EST WAaHIN TOc ST
X l. Chicago, Illinois, Specialist o. creat ~,
i-fienee, cures neryoos debility all forms Of Pri-
vate Diseases and difficulties oil deIcat. nature in
either Sex, caused by unnatural excess
and complicated cases. Patients AZ !.
distance treated BY mail. Cures guaranteed.
Cnarses reasonable. Send stamp for box and cir
eulars. True Marriage Guide. FuII inf,,Tn.,iay
sent sealed for 50 cents. Rubber Goods aIvayz
On hand. Consultations free and in ited N h
LANES, send for circular cure Prevention.
sepf2-siAv1y
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LRAvESwoRru
In the District Cour; Of the First J1diciaI District
oI ,he STATE OF Kansas. sitting in and for Leav.
enworth County in said State
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The display in the cattle department Is
not complete. That i, several herds entered
haye mot reached The gruunds, and will
hardly Ct here before this e7enins, although
Tie cattle nov in The ssslls are worthy Of at
tentioa.
Especially noteworthy i IL famous hesd
ofshet hons bsloagiag b Maaa Du.ea.
= 00asss a nv eusnly, Missui.
49, 49, - = - $1,000 ~
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Open to all horses. For the horse making
a mile nearest to 3:2s, . purse of $40.
No less than four to go-two to gotosether,
unless there be an odd horse, and it will be
optional with the judges to start three At
once, or let the odd one 20 alone.
w. G. Culver's horse Won in the exact
time required, 1928.
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bridge be allowed, and the Clerk draw war
rants for the same. Adopted.
The petition of Mr.. Smith for vacations
Of certain streets in the town of Delaware,
was presented, and on motion the prayer
was granted.
TIE resienation of Fred Mowbray, Justice
Of the Peace, was presented and referred to
the Governor.
The following reaolu,ion was offered:
Resolred, That A. B. Powell, 0serseer OF
Road District in Alexandria township. be
and he is hereby directed TO repair the bridge
over the stream crossing the Leavenworth
and O.kaloosa road west of Big Stranger, At
a cost not exceeding SIS, and that
amount be and is hereby appropriated,
the warrants no. to be issued until
after Jan. 10, 1874. and further that the
township trustee Of Delaware Immediately
cause 10 be repaired bridges on Middle De
Soto road; also two bridges Oh Lawrence
road; all of said bridges are nov impassable
and dangerous, and that the necessary
amount, not exceeding one hundred dollars,
be and il hereby appropriated. Warrants
not to be issued until after Jan. 10. 1874.
Upon the question, Shall the resolution
be adopted" the syes and navs were called
- follows: Ayes-Geieer, Hiatt, Williams
and Plummer, chairman a.. Nays-Hook,
Spencer ard Wilson 81. Resolution de-
clared adopted.
The following resolution was offered and
adopted:
Resolued, That there he appointed viewers
in connection With the CnantY Surveyor, to
view and relocate or change the location Of
The High Prairie and De Soto road running
through the lands of John Gist and Alex
Repise, and report the same to this Board
i4nediafely.
TAs following vieven were appointed:
Cr.toa Carney, John Murray and Thos.
O. motioa, Tie Board adjonrned 10 a
4e3oek .. -. A. B. KnLn,
Coanay Oesk.
$50 s:=s,,1 Se';fss-e m
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Sabbath School Music.
The River Of Life.

go pr hundred, IL a Sabbath sehoo' .ong hook Of
e1tr ordinary merit; - Comps r. contribute
hymns and music alike new, or nal and tea1tiful-
National Republican., 1873-11-07
Past aud Present Pnnics


whenever q financial crisis has visited us
heretofore, the great desire OF the people who
had money was to get rid OF It. Our circulating
medium was the hrst thing that fell under sus-
picion, and men have been known even to pay
their board bills In advance, while every man
carried his certificate Of credit In his pocket-s
receipted tailor's bill. Dut now the strife Is for
greenbacks and national bank notes, and when
obtained they are hosrded. Our business men
make their deposits In their own safes, while
every dollar thus deposited would, were 1t de-
posted In bank as before the panic, pay i've dol
lars Indebtedness. In "wild cat times, when
we had panic, money, such as It was, new like
thistle blows In the air. We have In our eye o
man who, In the crisis OF 1stI, withdrew his
money from 0 doubtful banking concern, and
then did not sleep until he had salted that
money down by buying real estate. And to-day
his income from that purchase will support him,
and leave him an annual surplus. But circum-
stances alter cases. One Of our dealers, day
or two since, being congratulated upon the fact
that he had pile OF currency before him, re-
Piled that he was smart enough to Keep his own
deposits. lie had not deposited dollar since
the panic, but, on the contrary, drew his money
from the bank and kept It In hts safe. That
money Is Just so much lost to the circulating
medium. We can travel from Maine to Texas
without exchanging money. Heretofore, IN
every financial hurry, the traveller must pay
tribute TO broker at every state line.