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The evening times., 1896-06-23

j. Earl Wagner was busy man this
morning, experimenting the erection of
the right field wing OF the new grand
stand at National Park. He was greatly
elated over the success OF the Washing
ton team at BustoD, and said lie will he
perfectly satisfied with two games from.
the Giants.
Don't YOU want any OF the Philadelphia
layers?" was asked Mr.. Wagner.
''Only one in the whole team" was the
reply. THAT player is Sam Thompson.
l asked Mr.. Reach yesterday To put Il
price on the big right fielder; but he would
not do so, and his letter this morning is
To the effect that he is willing to make
trade. / don't want To trade. l want
to buy. Charley Abbey aa1 Lush are play
ing good enough ball, but 1 believe with
the addition OF Sam Thompson the club
would be strengthened in batting. Thomp-
son always was a sun fielder, and with
our team lie would simply live secOnd
life.
There is nothing the matter with A bl;ey !;
only think the big Quaker is stronger at
the bat. i fully appreciate the fact That
a second division club is not TO he COM
pared with Il iirst division team, yet |
| feel that Thompson would help Joyce along
| in forging the Statesmen to Il higher posi-
/ tion in the race.
READY TO BUY THOMPSON.
IN buy Sam Thompson today or any
time at a reasonable figure, but am not in
the trading business"
Would you trade Crooks for Hallman or
buy the latter, if such Il thing were pcs.
| sible?" was asked.
NO, sir; Jack Crooks is doing the work
| Of most any other second baseman. Crooks
| viii! remain at second, and do not think
Hallman would be an Improvement. Then
| again Joyce is perfectly satisfied with the
| present team, aud is getting such excellent
work out of the men that would be doing.
| a foolish act if ] should make changes eX-
ccp! the purchase of Thompson.
When The coming meeting of the League
directors and the Rusie case was Droaobed
| Mr.. Wagner showed no inclination to dis
cuss the question other than to say that
his offer of $I2, 800 for Amos stood good
now and will Remain bona fide.
Il will give that amount for Rusie as
soon as Mr.. Freedman is willing TO accept.
have not the least idea what the di-
rectors will do in the matter, and l dc
not care to express an opinion on the
/ matterr
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Sheet Music.

Another slash in Sheet MRsie We Will
place on ssfe Monday morning 5000 copies
OF SbSSt Music al le per copy. This loi
comprises both vocal and instrumental OF
different grades.
We have still few hundred copies Of
those popular songs and twD-stsps that we
were selling at l0c per eopy-will place the
balance on our counters Monday at the SAME
price,
Our famous &c Music is known everywhere
Just think OF getting the following selections
at that very low price, for instance: Schu-
bert's Serenade. by Liszt; Shepard Boy, by
Grieg; Norwegian Bridal Procession, by
Grisg; Mareh-of the BnhemiAns, by Ran
Moment de Nalse by Goderd;, Norma, by
Boyer; Minuet, By Paderewskl The above
are the regular editions of fun sheet hiuse
size, printed on the best music paper from
clear type Of regular size; has upthing about
Il 70 indicate its remarkable cheapnesE but
is identical with that for which you pay
other dealers from Doc TO s1-25 pef copy.
Cali or send for our complete catalogue,
which is mailed free of charge.
Aside from these special bargains we carry
an elegant line Of every desirable book or
piece Of Sheet Music 10 be had, and sell II
to You al just about half and Ofttimes less
than half the price other dealers ask you for
the same piece.
Mail orders promptly Allied.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Big Sales in
Shirting Dept.
for Monday.

Special-5,0O0 yards Hickory Shirting a
6lR6.
80 pieces brown and blue striped at S1ac
15c best Cheviot Shirtings, absolutely fas
colors, at lie.
All the new styles in NegIfgee shirtingF
at 10c, 25e, 39o yard
Blue striped Ticking at 61ac, 7Ac, 1Oc
121ac, 15c. ~
Large assortment of fancy colored Tick
ings at 121se, 1bc 1Sc, zoe.
Cotton Flannel. 4c, DC, 61ac, Sc, 10c.
Good Shaker Flannel at &c.
Gray and brown Summer Skirt Patterns,
with fancy borders, al 25c each.
Extra good Outing Flannels al 7lAc yard.
We are having hig trade in all wool
Cassmeres. Just -eceived 30 pieces Of
new goods, making our assortment the largest
and best in the city
Special prices for Monday al 45c, 55c, SOC
yard.
The biggest best and cheapest LOT of rem
nants ever offered In Omaha, consisting OF
fine Ginghams, Bedford Cords Seersuckers,
Outing Flannels and FlanneietteE, worth up
to 1bC yard, all al DC yard. These goods
are all in last aisle.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07

Very fine and novel effects in a Sheer
Lawn on Monday, yard............... &c
90-inch fine Dimities newest styles and
as good as most goods shown at 15c,
our price is. yard. ..--.,................ 1Bc
The very best styles and quality in &C.
inch Shifting Percaes, yard u &c
1Oc yard for navy and white, black and
white Wide Percales, all colors warranted.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Read These Specials.

Any brand of laundry soap. 8 bars for 2be
New Discovery Krks EoE, only Be; pear
line, &c.
French mustard, imported, per bottle, 3lse.
Condensed milk per can only, 7l4c.
White or yellow corn meal, per pound, 11e.
Bahama pineapples, sliced, large cans. only
1Oe.
2-pound packages California breakfast food.
SC.
Gallon jug pure apple cider vinegar, Mon
day 15e.
DRIED FRUIT DEPARTMENT.
Large black Italian prunes, worth lie. only
INC.
New California pruneE only &c.
Imported French prunes ra.sin cured.
l211e
New California peaches, freestone, only
51sc.
Bright new California yellow peaches, 7lae
Moor Park Gpricots, very best quality,
l24e
Large stemless cluster raiBinE only 73ac.
Large Valencia Muscatell raisins, &c.
Good raisins, only Sc.
Pitted cherries make delicious pies). ony
l2kc.
New eyaporated raspberrieE only lbc.
sun-dried apples, very fine, only &C.
Ersporated apples. Alden brand, INC.
White eyspora ted Ring apples extra hns.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
White Goods.

just received 10000 yards remnants, in
check nsinsook, plain black and white Lawns
In lengths from one 10 ten yards, on sale
Monday at glac and &c yard
Extra good qualities India Linon al 75sc,
10e, 12l2e and l5c.
15e and 25c Dimities on Monday Zoe and
l5c.
lot of fancy striped Lawns and Check
Nsinsookf TO close at 7s4o yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07

Full griddle top Range, s12.5O; worth
81. 90.
-Four griddle Stove, full 1S-inch oven,
1885; worth $4,000
Extra large stove, fun 1S-inch oven, with
porcelain lined reservoir, $17.50; worth $50.
Two-burner low Gasoline Stove 81 90.
TwO-burner and step burner semi-proeesE
Gasoline Stove, $500; worth and sold regu-
lar for $22 100
S22.00
Six-burner single generator Reliable Cab
met Stove, the finest Gasoline Stove on earth,
S1R 20 rHPrlarIv sold fnr S2R nn
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Free! Free! Free /!

We give away free o Genuine Embossed
German Silver Metal Tee Tray with pound
Of Tea all this week
just received large invoice of Yokohoma
Japan Tea the finest imported this season,
which we put on sale at 4Se; sold the world
for Tie.
OUR coFFEEs ROASTED FRESH DAILY
High grade Mocha and Java, special q. 30e
Best Golden Rio best grown. ........... 25c
Best Java Mixture, extra value. e......... &c
No. Rio. q good drink .-....+-.--.... 2De
Broken Consak. .....+-..- .l2c lbe and l112c
Guaranteed 10 please or your money back.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Hammock Sale,

We have an overstock Of fine Hammocks.
We will cut the price on every Hammock in
the houss Monday.
soc HRmmocks, S9c
75c Hammocks soc.
Sl.00 Hammocks, 75c.
$500 Hammoeks, t1.25.
All others cut in proportion.
Hammock Ropes, &c each.
4-ball Crochet Sets Csc; worth s1.00.
6-ball Croqust Sets, 9Sc; worth sl.50.
S-ball Croquet Sets, s1.20 worth $500
Hammock Pillows on sale-filled with
feathers, two pounds feathers in every pill
low worth 81 25 each, on sale Monday at ACC.
SPECIAL RIBBON SALE.
We are the sole agents for the Fair and
Square Ribbons IN Omaha. This IL the finest
Ribbon in the country. Special sale on all
widths Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07

An elegant line Of Swell Sailors at from
25e to s2b0. trimmed and untrimmed
Our stock comprises everything that is 10
be worn, the Islander, Idle Hour, Neptune,
Panama and Knox.
A special line OF Untrimmed Hats al 9Se;
some very pretty ones. worth $3.50 TO ss.00
Flowers Laees, Ribbons Straw Braid, jet
Effects ana everything in trimmings at
greatly reduced prices.
AS the season is advanced We wish 10 rush
sales
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Special Sale Mems
Furnishing Goods.

Six Star Bargains for Monday.
1000 dozen men's fast black Lisle Thread
Sox, 12I3c; worth 25c.
500 dozen Neckwear, come in band bows,
tecks and four-in-hRnds. 12l@c; worth 25e.
One LOT ladies Silk Mitts. 121.c; worth 25c.
Ladies Summer Corsets, 35c; worth 50c.
100 dozen ladies' fast black Cotton Hose,
12lac worth 20c.
Childrens Lisle and Cotton Vests, &C.:
worth 20c.
We are showing special line of Bathing
Suits Belts and Sweaters at very low prices
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Reliable Groceries.
HITTER

3-pound cans standard California apricotE.
only l0c
3-pound cans extra fine quality spricots.
only 12lac
3-pound standard quality table peaches.
l0c.
8-pound cans extra fine yellow peaches.
lsc.
S-pound cans Glenwood tomatoes extra
fine, CSC,
3-pound cans choice solid pack tomatoes.
6Ac
Good sugar corn, per can only 3&c.
Extra standard sugar corn, per can, only
514c
spiced or mustard sardines. large cans.
bl&e
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Ladies'
IN ew Neckwear.

The new Nobby Bow In satin and lawns
al 15e and 2be regular price 25e and Soc
500 dozen ladies' WindsorR at 15c each
regular 25c and 35c quality.
Ladies Collerettes from 39c up.
Ladies fancy Stock Collars with bow, Csc
Ladies fine satin Teck Scarfs only l9c
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
New Delineators.

Do not miss the summer number same
price usual. with extra eolored plates and
special summer fashions
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Furniture.

Iron Beds. You want one Another car
load just in. You can get one now
3-foot, S-foot or 4-foot wide all feet
4 long.
175 Iron Beds, brass trimmings, ball bear
ing cas.ors, white enamel, different sizes,
al the astonishing low price of S3.S5. They
are now on sale; you can get one OF twelve
or more.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Lead Pencils ON Sale.

We have 500 gross OF Lead Pencils bought
at 10c on the dollar, ON sale Monday at 10
each, 1Oc dozen. These goods are fully
worth soc per dozen.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07

CHIDREN's BEDS.
Also just in, a lot of the best childrens
Beds. Give the child Rbed Of it's own; let
ii tumble and roll by itself
Beds at s2.25 s.. .S5, $500; for two children
at $500 and S3.85.
4-foO: Lawn Seats 1925
5-foot 6-inch Seat sl.95
Rockers at s1.00, 50 90 and $3.50.
II will pay you 10 see us before you buy
furniture.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07

JeWeIrY Department.

SPECIAL SALE ON S1LNERWARE.
RS%e rsa Set worth sfS @
Quadrupe plated baking Dish with p1r-
celuin lined baker. worth 500. "a c
4-piece quadrupie plated, gold lined,
hand engraved Tea Set. worth $1,000
ouadruhpie plated Butter Dishes hand
engraved, worth $500, sale price. -. 81. 40
QuHdruple plated, god lined hand en-
graved Cake Baskets worth $3.50
ouadrapIe s ee plated Nut Baskets, gold 70
lined and futed edge, worth s2bO, sale
Qnadrupe plated Bread Trays, worth
Rogers Z tfwt Knives aad Farks, worth
S450, sale price FOR set Of L pieces ... 81 Is
X. 4 Il. Sectional Plated Teaspoons,
" - MATCHES AND CLOCKS 80
Gents Elgin Watch silverine cases,
stem wind and set. worth $500 sale
Gents gold stifrened Hunting case
Watches. worth sS.OO sale price. ...... So. AZ
Ladies and gents gold filled Hunting
Case Watches fine Elgn or waltham
works, worth $500 sale price; .sl1. 10
Gents god filled open Face Watches
warranted 10 wear Ii years, with the
celebrated P, s Bartlett fun jeweled
Waltham movements worth s250a
Gents gold filed Hunting Case Watch,
warranted TO wear 20 years, with full
jswe,ed jewel, ,5G EEin da or Waltham = movements .,
Ladies' elegant IA kt. solid gold Hunt
ing Case Watch ornamented with gen.
uine diamonds, fine ElEin or WalthRm
movements, positively worth $500
Sblb IrlCt Va 10
Solid oak S-day Clocks. half hour strike
and alarm, worth $500 sale price. =. 81 So
Elegant enameled iron B-day Parlor
Clocks cathedral gong and half hour
strike, worth 81 90, sale price ........ sc 95
Beautiful enameled iron Louis XIV Par
lor Clock. gold trimmings half hour
strike and cathedral gong worth $500
sale price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
China and
Glassware Dept.


100-piece underglazed decoration Dinner Set
twarrantedl, in brown, blue and neutral,
$5.65; worth $1,000.
100-piece Dinner Set, fine French shape,
gold line, in three new shades chocolate
brown, olive green and full neutral, s7.56;
the regular price OF these sets is $4,000.
White Granite Cups and Ssucers each &c.
White Granite Plates, &C. Sc, &c each
Wash Bowls and Pitchers, 241ec.
Square Naples Sc each.
Platters, 10c each.
Bakers 312c each.
KITCHEN UTENSILS.
Coffee Pots &c each
Milk Pans, &c each.
Pudding Pans, &c each.
Dish Pans 13c each.
Roasting Pans, SC each
Stove Polish. &c each.
Kitchen Forks &c each.
Wire Potato Washers, &c each.
Coffee and Tea Strainers, &c each.
Scrub Brushes, &c each
The Challenge, finest wood frame Wringer
ever sold for the price, s1.75; worth $500.
Wash Tubs, 2bc.
Wash Boards, Sc.
A good Broom, Sl3c.
Sprinklers 13c each.
Clothes Lines, 7c each.
Gallon Milk Crooks Sc.
Ice Chests, S3.29 each.
Refrigerators, $3.50 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
The three
Best Pianos
in the World.

CH1CKERING,
STEINWAY,
KNABE.
And q other different makes
NEW PIANOS TO RENT,
Pianos moved, tuned and repaired by
peripnced men
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Ladi es' Belts.

The finest line In the country from &c ;e
81 .2a, in kid, kangaroo. seal. morocco. sliga-
tar and bird skiR.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Bed Spreads.

Just received new lot Of hemmed Bed
Spreads at Csc, B5e and S1.00
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
BLACK DRESS
GOODS DEPT.
Linens.

Table Linens have never sold in Omaha as
cheap as the lasi two weeks at Hayden
Bros. Every week new specials Our as
sortment ls enormous and would please he
most particular buyer. We carry O full
ilne Of DamatkR from the eheapest grades
np to the finest imported German, Irish and
Scotch DamaskE. A fine assortment Of Nap
klns TO match these Damasks, In q and y
sizes.
Below are some of our specials which will
be found on our bargain tables for Monday.
German Damask, l21ac ana zoe.
I About 400 yards Cream Damasks 10 close
ki soc.
FhiS quality Of linen was made to sell at
s0e. and will give good satisfaction.
rs pieces Blsaehea, Silver Blea ched and
Cream Dalnask. worth 5be a yard 10 close at
b7lsc.
72-ineh Bleaehed and Cream Damask, worth
b0c. on sale Monday at Boo yard.
quantity Of extra fine Damasks In differ
ent widths and Qualities. on sale below eOEt.
Don't fail 10 examine thess goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
OUR LEADERS.

Mems elegant Straw Hats at 25c, s5c and
soc.
Brown and black and white, good values
al double the money.
Boys Straw Hats at 10c, 15c, 25c and soc.
All colors, splendid values.
Children's Straw Hats and Sailors, all col
ors, al 25c ana soc.
A full line of mems Soft and Stiff Hats at
a sacrifice.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07

Newest styles in Grass Lawns, just
received, yard .-.......... -. ......... 1213c
Beautiful effects in Scotch Broche Mulls
worth from 30c TO 45c, all at one
price Monday. yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25c
Fine showing Of nobby patterns in Or
candies at, yard.-...-.............. 19c
The superb showing of Dimities at 15e-
wonderful variety and the slightly appear
ance of all saves you money and makes us
customers
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07

The sl75 TO $500 qualities now sold
by us at the special price of..,...... 75t
The qualities made TO retail at s2.25,
$3.50 and s275 now on special sale at
the price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 2s
The qualities made to retail at $500 to
1925 now sold by us at the special
price of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
On1aha'S
great ladies waist
Event.
A most important announcement Tor every
economy loving woman.

emadef cae linens
others detachable collars
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Notion Department.

We always lead in low prices on Staple
Notions.
Spool Cotton. 1c per spool
SILK Thread. &c per spool
Linen Thread &c per spool.
Twin Wire Dress Stays, age bunch.
Seamless stockinett Dress Shields 4lhc
pair,
Best one-ineh back lOc Corset steels 4lse
pair.
Best 6-nch l0c Steel Dressing Combs, 4lac
Elegant Coin Purses 41ac.
Toe Celluloid Purses, siac,
25c worth OF Pins and Needles, siae.
fine Crochet Hooks in case, slse,
The best pure thread Crochet Silk, 4Ist
spool
The largest size Curling Irons. 4lse each.
Tracing Wheels, sl9c.
] gross Hooks and Eyes. 4ase.
] gross Agate Buttons for 4l9e.
30 other 10e and 1be articles at 4ize Mon
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Duck Suits.

new line Of Duck Suits. in navy tan and
black and in white check, extra wide skirts
ranging in price from s1.75 to s49S.
Also large selection of Separate Skirts all
oolors, from 75c to Sl5
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Building "a -dware.

We
Xxi o Guns Ammunit
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
A Monday Special. .

Without explaining how on why we cell
them at the price. Fifty Bicycle Suits four
pieces. leggings, skirt. jacket and boomers:
A Sl2.O0 Suit at. t...........s--......... sc, 80
a sl5.OO SUIT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 80
A Sl8.0O Suit at se IN
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-07
Hat and Cap Dept.

Our line of mems, boys and children s
Straw Hats is tremendous, and this enables
us to give unequaled values
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-22
AGITATION AGAINST TIE SALOON.
Congress of Those Who Make Their Fight
Solely Against Tanglefoot Shops.

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 22-The ansi-sa-
loon agitation, which is separate and dis.
tinct from the prohibition movement and
the efforts OF the women temperance re-
formers, is likely to receive a decided i'm
petus from the convention which has
opened in the auditorium Of the board of
trade, which follows closely after the ma.
tional convention on the same subject at
Washington. The present congress has
brought to this city the largest number of
delegates of any convention of recent
years. The state societies of the Christian
Endeavor alone are represented by 1000
delegates, while the Westminster League
and Epworth League and similar denomi.
national organizations are represented by
| large contingents, and churches by both
| ministerial and lay delegatsc.
Prominent among the visitors from out
| side are Rev. Father J. \. Cleary, of Min
| ncapo!is, national president of the Catho-
lie Total Abstinelce society, who is the
guest of Bishop John A. Watterson, D..
| ID, of this city; Rev. Francis +. Clark, ID.
| d., of Boston, international president of
| the Christian EnIeavor; Archbish Elder,
| Cincinnati; Bishop Horstman, Cleveland; !;
| Eli Ritter, indiana: Rev q. w. Young,
Kentucky; Walter b. Hill, Georgia; Rev.
DIR. w. I. Lewis, Little Rock. Ark; Rev.
| ID. y. Beach, Cambridge, Mass, and
| Bishop Joyce, of the Methodist church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-22
PITE0US APPEALS FOR HELP.
Firemen Hear Their Comrades Calling for
IInpOssible SUccor.


Impossible Succor.
The fire that resulted in this terrible
disaster broke out in the store occupied
by Aloe ~ Co., AIS Broadway, dealers in
optical, surgical, and electrical! instru-
ments, at 1920 last night. The firm,
which has been in business here for the
past forty years, also carried an extensive
stock of fine painting materials. Before
the arrival of the firemen the fire had
worked itself up to the roof, breaking
through and threatening adjoining build
ings. All the fire companies in the busi-
ness Fart of town were soon fighting the
flames, and by strenuous efforts succeeded
in combining them to Aioc's building.
An immense amount of water was
thrown on the fire, which was finally got
ten under control and practically subdued
when the top floor caved in and fell
through to the first floor, pinn;ng down
the firemen. All the firemen available
We're put to work at rescue and several
streams were turned on the burning heap,
from which could De heard their agoniz-
ing cries for help. Finally all the voices
but one were stiilcd.
The total loss caused by fire and water
is estimated at S20). coo; fairly insured
Aln n Co.. place their loss at about $3.50
coo. and it is thought the loss on the build
ing will amount TO 5000 Several thou
sand dollars damage was done to the stock
of Jordan s. Co, a cutlery firm at III
Broadway,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-22
WHO is RAISING THE TROUBLE,
Why Should Missionaries Risk Violence ir
the United States:

PORTAGE, Wis, Jan. a religious
riot occurred there in which watchman
named klabundy was stabbed. Two
men named Eastman and Marshall were
arrested for carrying concealed weapons.
1t seems that some one threatened violence
to the Morrill, twins, who have been doing
missionary work for several weeks at
Portage. They spoke, and at the conclu-
sion of the meeting about 300 of their
friends escorted them through the streets
from the hall to the Corning House. 1t
was during this march that the alterca-
tion occurred. The authorities fear further
trouble if the Morriils continued their
work
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-22
Triple Tragedy in Texas.

FORT WORTH, Jan. 2a.-News has
reached here Of triple tragedy at Forest
burg, Montague county. The wife Of Ed
Stewart refused to live with him on ac-
count of bad treatment and went to her
father John Hudson, about two miles dis
tant. Stewart went to Hudson's and tried
to induce his wife to return, and on her
refusing shot her in the head, causing in
slant death. He then shot Hudson's wife's
father, killing him, and then blew his own
brains OFT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-22

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Jan. 22.-The Pacific
short line bridge over the Missouri river.
one Of the longest structures of the kind
in the country, was opened yesterday with
appropriate ceremonies. Last night n big
banquet was held. The bridge has been
in course of construction for six years.
Donald Mclean was the original promoter,
but he soon failed and the work stopped
till the fall OF 1872, when the Sioux City
railroad syndicate took 1t up. The panic
of lSg3 again stopped the work and the
Credits Communication company. an organ
ization of 800 bankers of the country in
tcrestcd in Sioux City institutions, re-
suined work on the STRUCTURE.