The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-05

above named gentlemen and recon-
mend them TO our people as gentlemen o
| high standing ability and as being finan
| cia;ly able TO carry out their part Of the
| contract.
The club has also investigated the
proposition SIS TO subscription OF stock
and believe the same TO be a straight
| forward, honest business proposition
which we do not hesitate TO recommend
and endorse to the people OF SECS Tick
county as such, and We urgently re-
quest that every property owner IN the
county lend their aid in the way of sub
scription ana moral support TO the en-
terprise to their fullest ability.
The benefits to be derived from the
establishment Of a basing point and
central grain market in southern Kan
sas, can hardly be estimated. All mon
ey subscribed will be held in the banks
where deposited by the Wichita Com
mercial club as trustee for the subscrib-
ers, until such time as the elevator
shall have been completed and ready
for business, and in case the elevator
shall not be built, all money subscribed
will be returned TO the subscribers by
the banks on order of the club.
THE WICHITA COMMERCIAL CLUB
Attest: By c. G. COIN,
EDWARD VAIL, President.
Acting Secretary.
(Sea1)
We, the undersigned business men of
Wichita, heartily endorse the action OF
the Commercial club, and join VITA
them in recommending to the people OF
Sedgwick county. the said W. E. Cald-
well, David McKinstry and F D. Stew
ems, as men Of business ability, good
moral standing, and financially able to
carry out their contract
We have also carefully examined the
proposition, and we do not hesitate TO
recommend it as a fair, honest, business
proposition and one that should meet
with the approval and support of every
property owner and producer in this
county.
l. F. Natter, pesident Fourth Ma
tional bank; Sedgwick County bank;
Wallenstein & Cohn, Boston store; L.
81. Cox, mayor; Cash Hendeson; l. Gross
& Co; Johnston-Larimer, dry goods
company; Jet e. Wood, wholesale gro-
GERS; United Sash and Door company;
c. A Wyckoff; Kansas National bank;
A. c. Jobes, Bank Of Commerce; ]. ].
Mcnamara & Co.; F. G. Smyth & Sons;
Buben H. Royse; Finlay Ross, C. E.
Potts, Drug company; Biting Bros;
Wichita Wholesale Grocery company,
Wichita Wholesale Candy company,
Patrick Gould, flour. feed and grain;
John S. MaCauley, John P. Farlong.
George w. Prone. H. F. PROFITS, State
Bank of Bluff City; W. w. Graves 81
Co., grain and hogs; Barnes & New
comb, Charles I. Fuller, Lehman-Higg-
inson, wholesale grocers; Aultman-Mil-
Ter & Co., I. H. Griffith, broker; Wichi-
ia Steam Laundry, Schwartz Bros. coal;
]. V. Colville, manager Farmers Ex-
change; J. CLOSER, tailoring company;
George NJ. Dickson, Wichita Cold Stor- |
age company, F. p. Martin, artists sup
plies; F. w. Swab, tailoring company; |
Chapman & Walker, dry goods Co; |
w. w. Kelchner, meat supplies; carp |
& Wickersham, boots and shoes; White |
House Dry Goods Co, Charles Law |
renee, drugs; Edward Vail & Co, jewell |
Frs; S. Goldstein, clothing and furnish
ing; l. NJ. Houck, hardware; john |
Braitsch, boots and shoes; Goldsmith |
Stationery Co.; A. NJ. Goldstandt, hats; |
Miller & Hull, tailoring company.