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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-08-16
FOOLISH BLINDNESS.
A Viper Warmed to Life VIII Sting th
Bosom Which Giveth Warmth.

A Viper Warmed to Life VIII Sting the
Bosom Which Giveth Warmth.
Says the Missouri State Union: 'It
is gratifying to the 'old-time' green
hacker to read the arguments of the
silver press. More than twenty years
ago we had conceived the whole logic
of the money question. Our new allies
were then sneering in tune with the
gold-bugs at fiat money A great big
slice of fat is now necessary to make
ffty-four cents worth of silver worth
one hundred cents. A man who can
witness this operation in the face Of
all the forces arrayed to discredit and
strike down silver is obtuse indeed II
he does not see that intrinsic value
, has nothing whatever to do with the
money value of any material used as
legal tender"
Time. in it's whirligig, doth strange.
mutations bring. AS the Union truly
states, twenty years ago metallists,
mono and bi, We'd with each other In
| ridiculing the greenbackers- The sill
yer men were then outspoken in their
opposition to legal tender paper money
and they rang all the changes on the
term ''fiat"
Now they are actually using the
fiat" argument to show that the value
of money and the price of silver de.
pends upon law. They claim that sil-
yer is just as good money material as
gold, because money material need not
possess intrinsic value" Even so
rabid a silverite as the Denver Road
says:
'In true, scientific monetary sys-
tenn the money would not have any in.
trinsic value There isn't any more me-
cessity why money should have an
intrinsic value than a yard-stick or q
pound weight. Who, but misers, care
rnything about whether they've got
metal dollar or a paper one?"
The Road is right But if, by virtue
of coinage act. silver again becomes
worth sl29 an ounce, the silver men
will repudiate all these arg 1.aents and
return to their position of twenty
wears ago. GEORGE C. WARD.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-08-16
THE INDEX
FOR ALL KINDS OF
JOB WORK.

Every Man whose watch
has been rung out of the bow
(ring), by a pickpocket
Every Man whose watch
has been damaged by drop
ping out of the bow, and
Every Man of sense who
merely compares the old pull
out bow and the new
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-08-16
Delinquent Tax List.
STATE OF KANSAS. !
BARBER COUNTY. S.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that on to-wit:
~ The First Tuesday of September, A. d. 1898,
and the next succeeding days. Will sell at Public
Auction at my Office, in the Courthouse, in MedI-
cine Lodge, for taxes and charges thereon for the
year 1892. and previous years, so mIch of each of
the following described tracts of land town lots
situated IN the county of Barber. State of Kansas
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-08-16
Tne sdM Of tie


the people would understand and believe
IL 1t really is a specific in one disease.
VIZ Inflammation. But that disease has so
many forms and names. Thus: BY its external
appncation 1t cures any toothache in one min
ute Any neuralgia or rheumatic pain in one to
eight minutes. Any headache in 2 to minutes.
Any backache in minutes. Cold sores on Inns.
one application. One drop cures an indolent ul.
Ger. Any cut, bruise, burn or rheumat tism ft
cures at once and without soreness or matter
ating. Can work with comfort while the wound
is raw. BY its internal use, collie, or pain In
stomach, 5 minutes Dyspepsia relief at once
Radical cure follows. Diarrhuea, dysentery or
hux, cures at once. Sorethroat bronchitis and
consumption, when used in time, cure follows
as surely as day follows the night
People are beginning to understand and 20
talk about ii. II searches out and cures infiam-
nation wherever ii exists. No Inflammation.
no sore throat No inflammation no consump.
ton. No Inflammation, no swelling no pain no
toothache. Not so complicated after all Con.
tains no narcotics or mineral poisons Safe and
certain. Ono tablespoonful dose cures La Grippe.
It never disappoints. Money refunded IL salts.
faction not given Take home bottle to-day
For Sale by DIR. j. ID. Karr
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VALLEY TWP.

cor sec thence
W 140 IT S 81 rds
G l40 IT and II
81 rds TO begin
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)NESDAY, AUGUST 16. 1893.
Cedar tWD- con.
HAZELTON TOWNSHIP.

wa set ct ct swi. 534I0 s ::
lots 3'& 4 st nw4 5 "a 10 10 g.
WI swt WI ei swt 5 "a 10 9 St
lots l & 2 s. st ne! 8 "a 10 IL p
do do elnwt "A 10 "a A.
lots 3 s. 4 e3 sw4 1910 "a 4.
net t..-....... 934 10 IA OF
cCm 5024 rods n OF Sc
cor of set II llA rods
w 20 a rods S lIs4 r'ds
e 20la rods to begin
ming :. -. 934 10 81
All of set lying Sc of S
K TT eX lot to TT Y 331i
feet -. ..... 93i IL 5 40
sex -. .... 10 "a 10 n 10
part of set nwt 1U "a 10 3 81
W! nw4 VT sw4.. ii "a 10 70 30
e1a nw4 c1. swt II 81 10 Il Il
set -. .... l. "a 1U 10 o.
net less of w. 13 81 10 q 13
com NV cor set e 20 r'ds
1868 rods W TO n log
= rods 10 beg. l3 "a 10 502
ma net 4...... IA 81 10 COS
beg sw cor end of 4th
st cxtendins e of and
from European hotel
in HaZeitOn city to u
line of said sec thence
W ~ rods S 40 rods e 20
rods II 10 rods to place
of beg less + W IL 81 10 Is 50
beg sw cor end of 4th
st extending e of and
from the European
hotel in HaZelton city
to- II line OF said sec
thence w ~ rods s 40
rods { ~ rods n 40 rds
to place of beg ID 81 10 13 %
s1a set 49,. 1t "a 10 II 81
nwt less ofw.. 16 "a 10 Is Al
all land of s X
rr in Sc cor of
nw14 ..-.... 16 40 62
com ne cor Of
re! of swt g
$50 TT w 150 tt
II $50 TT e 100 to
IN
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| Iie COT filRnI Il
add II to beg. 81 l. 1 IS
all that portion OF sW4
n14 | 81 II com ut a
point 80 IT of = sec
line running n and
through ceUterof said
sec and 81 rds 49, ft
II of center cor of see
IL lio 81 e II rds tos
linc Il of w wafer d.
along line 20 rods,
thence $ llo go W I4r
1 TT thee W 1890 n2J
rdS TO begin'g ] 32 II II G6
Z of w Med.
Lodge eX ) ~
X II fraction
of nw4 4 X l. 2l1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
THE DISTILLERY.
New Concern Being Erected
at North.Ft. Worth
WITH 100000 CASH CAPITAL.
The Company Is Composed Of Some Of tho
Strongest Finarclers in The City and ThOy
viii Operate on a Largo SCale--lt
viii Not Belong 10 the Trust.

or the newer industrial enterprises that
the city or Fort Worth has organized this
year, none Gun equal IN Importance the dis
ullery ON which construction work IL now
rapidly progressing
From It's output millions win be added
70 the aggregated value OF the manufac-
containing the sprlts will advertise Che
her fame has been heretofore unknown.
THE COMPANY
The name Is The Columbia Dlstnlmg
Company OF Fort Worth, Tex" The capt,
tai stock IL 100000 and ia the list OF III.
HohRs@es Of Chicago Martin q CASEY b OF OF
Fort Worth and u \, Thompson OF Chi
oago.
THE BUSINESS.
The business OF the company is the dis
tlllation nom grain OF various kinds, whis-
kies, white corn, bourbon and rye, gins,
alcohol and spirits,
The intention OF the company IL not
merely TO make cheap whisky but the very
highest grades " both Iye and bourbon
Whistles, ana also gins.
MIR. Hofrheimer who " at the head OF
the enterprise X a practical dlstiner, Of
4 family OF dlStilleN, who have been well
known for more than forty years
To the business OF distllling VIII be added
thnt ~ ractifylng spirits, and the plant viii
Include a rcctiiying house, located, as the
United States revenue laws require. 800
feet away from the dietillery To an this
will be added cattle feeding with the Glops
these, Including the sale OF the mauufac-
lures and the fattened cattle. win be III
rectly under the control Of the company
itself 50 that every source OF pront IN.
eidental to an industry OF this KIND. shall
be made TO contribute TO the prosperity OF
the company
TIE LOCATION.
The nlant Is located at North Fort Worth
just south OF the site OF the proposed roll,
Ing min aud between the Cotton Beit
TRACKS and the TRINITY river embracing
Within It's limits twenty two dcres, loca.
ton as perfect ~ could Doe found II an
the conditions attached were designed, in
stead Of being IN part, natural. The pro.
motors OF the enterprise regard the Site as
most favorable for the purpose and cluirn
that they can advNntagcualy compete with
the world, for Il Is right IN the heart OF
u corn country thar two years ago pro-
auced i2,O0OOOQ bushels OF corn uiore
than twenty dlsfilerles vould use; In the
grievlnn area where L y certain, It you
drill you gel pure water IN uustnted luan-
uues, on the hanks OF a river, lnsurng
the carrying away ~ any wnsie, on a line
OF railway conecuus with al the railways
Of the state arc Through ilicse With a'i
those ~ the l9lted states, AleAieo aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

rienced direction there 90 no reason why
me columbia whistles should not attain
Ile fame abroad that Fort Worth beer has
state.
Il Is the Intention to make these WHISTLES
hiconoisi gins, spirits etc, Of q high grade
t taev WIZ speedily make them feyoraoy
known throughout the whole country.
plnnt running 100 barrels a day would
mash 1000 bushels OF grain, DIVIDED thus:
IIoSG5h' r,D bushels; barley, 200 aud rye
w rms VIII stimulate the growth OF
pbiiey ana rye, two crops that are now
neelected, 20 large degree though both
grains Yield wei, are certain crops and
could be probably grown IN this part OF
the state.
THE MARKET BOR TIE PRODUCT,
The market for the products manufac
tufed VIII not be conGns ed 10 this stnte
plI MeXieo, California, the territories Ala.
ukalisas win take theit share. and the
NleSuon OF market IL one OF the least
mus mat trouble the promoters OF this
1T Is ANTITRUST.
=. Iha Fort Worth concern has no connec-
tlon with the whisky trust. bnt Is distinctly
IN IN anu trust disullery. Already since the
hort Worth distillery WAS suggested have
i I,e,l,,ftsehIauYes OF the whisky trust been
anu II Is certain as soon as the products
Ie put on the market that the trust
wiz begin Q fight
- N. FtNNf,NNN .NANAitn no hthAlAiNt.t
or alarm, for the home Institution viii
hgevS ample capital behind Il to take care
~ ltAen m light, and then the more
sNlhest ne war the better FOR Fort Worth,
Tor u VIII advertise the city far aud near
anu attract attention 10 a place that only
nvssus 20 ~ known 10 be the general center
the state
THE ADJUNCTs.
re mere distillery Is not all. There are
y number Of aiiuncts, and one OF these
~ 'ne eo9perage department. Local coop
~ Will % given a chance TO figure on
the cooper work necessary. ana home IN
eustfies VIII be- given the preference, no
Ma@e the necessary barrels viii require
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

Canada, with ample ground ronnd about
Tor the building of the homes OF emDloycs.
near 70 tue tuel supplies, 30 this freight
would De at the least aud with an ndvan-
tase, In relation 10 most OF tho markets.
eQuRl 10 ~ cents gallon on all the liquor
mace, truly Tue claim IL proved that the
THE WATER
The water OF the Fort Worth. Waoo mr..
tesian area Is like good wine. ii moods no
bush, II has been tested IN am ways for
ali purposes, and Is 80 nearly chemically
pure pn tIst y mas no superior whore pure
The company win sink two wtns prob.
AMY eight Inches IN diameter. So thnt n
VIII De ASSURED OF m abundant supply OF
water an element absolutely necessnrv
In large quantities, ia 4 distiline bn:i,
ness, This work began slmpltaneonsi,,
WIN work on the main buildings. ana a
nSlng pushed aS rapidly as possible with
rTm DIsTILLERY,
The disullery proper or main building
WIN be l00x15. three storles high anJ
OF brick, with a capacity % 100 barrels Ter
1ay Then a bonded warehouse Win be
necessary, under control OF the United
States government olhclas, and this Mn
Pc oput OF a size that viii hold 1000
And cattle barns OF a size 10 allow tho
teeqing OF from 1906 TO 1000 head of stont
VIII De required ana will be built
several other buildings will DO necas.
&c NvNN ~ u kfNlN storage WOrhhOugp
With capacity or 10000 bushels ofices'
me recuging house, boiler aud enetne
houses, etc, etc sAAN
INTO the grounds the necessary rar,gov
trackage win be laid SO the raw matar,gi
tuel anu manufactured product can ~ -. 49,
SeeiNsn or delivered with the least possible
handling and carriage f''e
THE CHARACTER OF THE PLANT
The disuuery win he ec,ln,,-, 49,. - =.
most perfect type OF modern annile NV eae
Silehtai 70 the business ana VIII hnvs III
sne latest aud best kinds 81 ,,,na ~
heei that can be made "'N9 pro-
Mlth I'VE best 81 grain aud ,goter ana
fN'''''iS soApeient, Intelligent ana esns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
Butts Bros & D2rIl

~. ,,or,, Of abO1t ffg 2.
Mi earn good Wag.,,'n.ui
,, az ies INA day store
nrdlggl niI and 4 decided ., ,i
tcynaI revenue lqie ~ ~
49, IL needed bsNeer. -
a ai,an, cs skilled ~ Y
wsting' not now EVA 5 q
. n,,i eenpersmiihs g..al'e y
ana , Sop u DE disgll' sl y
sary repairs 'ha' ~.
time. cnvrRyNfNi
,rna brewery row p M,
Tor Internal rOl,s,ss.iltn W
l0O,barrel al.l er ~
Year. would ray ~ ~,
oves si.St0,WV "a ss.sa
W. t,.tes ~ 30 cents ~ ~ "
frheae lNu -.fluuf N..l4 \
nost IN s55 thls az a.
,he location q XIV.
~ ~ fayor u lhls 1s,friBf
The locAli1.e'ion az az
tics the queaug tle
s,ios1nireneits q ,,enfflI
r i,ssq9iIiery make a
he made II egg' p
he organlEal'sA
he taken. - 4
The safile y NJ ne
- Snt tne freli1ai. ~
ny pu' Would lpaL
Srsssauired inve...al44ir fEAs
one Of iso: Ssssg
tar, rs ealiis
WI WI 4 market w
gs ,oi !. AZ ne af
lesiti, ~ 100 ppsl
VIA fo 400
.s There .tlu
yyaf.s 4 tino Y d.
"a tsttei ihell
q year u,oai Y ~ a
I'M ~, M tbls
cs,erile feid.n3
i.lsurlng XXX si
"a sewefa a.iI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
TILE GAzETTE III wORTH TEXAS SATURDAY MARCH lS 1888

the amount or deposits and the compare
lively small amount of rcdisconnia show
The business men 60 be in good ahnpe anu
paving their notes promptly
Tho business of the banks and the gen
cral condition Of trade ia Fort Worth can
best be shown ~ the cleeriugu 81 the
clearing house This was organized In
1888. ana has been under The able man.
ageinont Of Captain y. y. Harold, one OF
thc strong nnancicrs Of the state.
w isqN the tiparanccs showed w iIS,4ln.-
"a. or weekly average Of SGis S10.T4.
IN 1872 they WE'RE Sas.Gsf. TiiUJ. or
weekly average Of gi,i2s,O00.sV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
A HOROSCOPE.
Fort Worth Compared With
Denver, Omaha, Kansas City,
MUCH TO THEIR OlSADVAN TAGE
Census Reports That Tell the Truth Show This
City 10 Be in Much Better Condition
Than Thew We're Whom About
the Same Size.

The future Of Fort Worth is not prob
lemodcal.
It Is situated very much as Omaha,
Kansas City aud Denver are, and in a
much better condition now than those
cities were In 1880.
IL Is not unreasonable, therefore, TO be-
love that in 1900 Fort Worth will be
far ahead Of what they are now Dpn-
yer Increased It's population from 35,O20
to $4,000 In 1890.
In 1850 Il had:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
FORT WORTH BANKS.
There Are Now Eight Nationa
Banks Doing Business.
BANK CLEARANCES $5o,6017l4
y very Satisfactory Showing for the F'na"O'a'
Institutions Of tho Cliy-Bank Capital
Nearly -Four Millions Of
Dollars.

There are eight national banks IN Fort
Worth with q capital Of S3,Gl1. 4o3.
The last OF these banks. the American
National bank. was organized Feb. q, lsl3,
md opened for business Feb ~, 1893, with
4 capital OF S1JnUlO a.. ]. shepard Is
PRESIDENT w. j. BOaz, vlcCprcsllpnti Luz
liner !. Boaz cashier, ohd g. J. Slmpard.
". j. Bnhz, Luther l. HUaz, u. y. BUuz
and Elmon Armstrong directors, lt is a
strong concern and opers business under
the most favorable auspices.
The other banks can best be presented
TO the reader bY their last statements
made 10 the comptroller of the currency
THE CITY NATIONAL.
Report ~ the City National bank at
Fort Worth IN the state Of Texas, at the
close OF business, July y. 1872.
RESOURCES
Loans aud digc1tuts ........$ 1882 IL
cured '..'.............. 6G4 20
u. $. bends 10 secure circula- 49,.
non -sssssstr t.ss. sss's "s.I1 Wy
Stocks. secnritler etc .... C3t5 ~
Due from approved reserve
Duo from other national banks a.. $40 90
Banking house furniture nX
lures ..s.s..t.ttst.. 'tt.t'ss "oi'~| W.
Other real estate and mort.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

fee' ffff $50 90 - w
state or Texas, county OF Tarrant, ST.
Z, d. Harold. cashier OF the above
paiped bank, do solemnly swear that the
gboye statement Is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief
H. b HAROLD Cashier.
18th day OF July ts02
WALLACE PEAK.
Notary Public Tarrant county. Tex.
correct attest: 3. b. Burnett, Geo Jack.
SON. W. >, Wacgoner, directors.
Al the time or ibis report the denosits
feNchcd the sum OF 81 2US, II0 9H
which Is an excellent showing not snf.
heiehtiy LARGE 10 Indicate the hOardlng OF
money nnd Yet large enough to show that
the business men were Ia good condition.
The noNt report OF the banks VIII show
an increase ~ business since the last re-
port was made. Every ono 0f the banks
nre n good shape their statements speak
Tor themselves and the amount OF eapigai,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

We do not believe in trying how profit make
every article What the how
sell Always
With the assistance years experience Worth trade
last year we now come to the front with determination to exceed
naming months this We goods
irving from the East better values comes
prices wth quality compared strictly the winners
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

As a general rule. the amount Of the
bank clearnnces is the best indication OF
the amount OF business done, and the re-
sui, OF 1892 Is very gratifying
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

state OF Texas. county OF Tarrant. 80:
l. j. " Valhert, cashier of the above
named bank. do solcmply swear that The
above statement Is true 10 the best OF my
knowledge ana belief
J. n. ThLBERT Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me- this
18th day of July, 1902.
NJ, r. BRADLEY,
Notary Public Tarrant county, Tex.
Correct attest J w. Spencer. NJ +. Bew-
ley John II. HOyie directors
THE FIRST NATIONAL
Report Of the condition Of the Iirst Ma
tlonnl bank, nt Fort Worth In tho state
1872.
DngnYfnHr.c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

la'ion' ,.'....,........" 1850 %
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Correct attest: II G. Edrington,, O. w.
Hollingsworth, George Mickey. directors.
THE STATE NATIONAL.
Report OF The condition OF the state
National bank at Fort WORTH, in the state
Of Texas, at the close OF business July ~
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. ..........g6 i1,1S6 -
Overdrafts. secured and nnse- a,o
cured Neutrality-suspicious.. aftNN ~
L. s. bonds to secure circulation $1,000 %
Stocks. securities. ctc......... N,oOO 90
Due from approved reserve .,., ~,
Due from other rational banks. 22.Oi4 %
Due from state banks and bank
f lures Overwhelmingly. "oas S2,ys W
sSsss owned - ~. ;,,i Ss,s s.g "A z,
Premiums on q. y. bOnd5...... N.UO0 10
Cheeks and other cash Items. 2,4lI rs
Exchanges FOR clearing house.. 1B,l0f 81
Bills Of other banks. lb,oyo 90
Fractional paper currency, nick
els and cents ............s..i ~ 90
i fsssiio ,saaer aojc: .. .5.5 So g
Redemption fluid with Z,
treasurer % per cent Of circu-
latonl .....s.......-.......s, lOiHVO w
Total ....o....,-... W1.27i gs
LIABILITIES:
Capital stock paid in......... .S87b. 900 90
Surplus fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000 ~
Undivided profits .......... 2Uyi5 80
National bank notes outstanding 5000 90
Individual deposits subject 20
check .......... ...... y2l 80 So
Demand certificates OF dcuOsit. 2Ou70 10
CcrEhed checks. ............... yUl 90
Cashiers checks Outstnuting... Bj 10
Due tO other national banks ... yi GSb Sj
Due 10 state banks and bank
ers ...................... lU.9Gi 90
Total ................Su 13.2 ys
Sinte Of Texas, county o. rariaut. So
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
LIABILITIES;

Total ..s4..s..+s. .. - Fii-@-so',- ~
State OF Texas. county Of Tarrant ss;
I. N. Harding. cashier OF The above nuned
bank, do eolemnly swear that the above
statement IA true 10 the best ~ my knoWl-
edge and belief r. HARDING, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me- TINS
18th day OF July, 1872. ,..,,,r,
Notary Public Tarrant county, Tex.
Correct attest: X NJ Van Zandt, j. u.
Jarvis ThOs A. 1ldball. directors.
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS
NATIONAL.
Report Of the condition Of the Farmers
and Mechanics aloual bank, at Fort
Worth. in the state of Texas, at chs close
OF business, July -. 1872
RESOURCES!
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

ANtilt tihNA ttNb w
State OF Texas county OF Tarrnnt sal;
J. VIM. q. Newly. cnshier OF the above
named bfnk. 10 aoleinniy swear that the
above statement Is truC 10 The best OF my
knowledge ana BELIEF.
WM. q. NEWnY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me
ehis 10Th day % July, 1902,
w, G. VEAL
Notary Public, 1aFrnnt comfy. Tex
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ANlAl sNlifhfatt 70
State Of Texns. county o. Tarinut ss
l. W VI Harrison. preai lent N tho above
named bank. DO solcmuly swear the above
statement Us true to the best OF my knowl-
cdbe and belief
w. VI. HARRISON. President.
Subscribed and sworn Co before me.