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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-13
SUMMER RESORTS.

HOTEL Mount View now open to visitors, for
guests April l. CONVEYANCE will meet the II 30
o'clock boat from city at Ross. For terms
and particulars address MISS HUTCHINSON,
Ross, Marin County.
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$S50O-Rents $50 per month; Clementina ST
near Third; lot 25x80.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

BALDWIN & HOWELL.
10 Montgomery st
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McAFEE BROTHERS,
rs Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal.
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s450o-Bush St, near Devisadero; rooms a
bath; lot 23x137:6
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-13

$520o-,Rents $40; Rausch St, near 7th and
Howard 25x112.
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$300o-Third ave-, near Clement St; cot
tage containing rooms. bath, ETC.; drive
way TO rear of lot; lot 25xl20.
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$31OO-Assessed for over 1920; house cost
$500 to build; Jersey St, close to Castro
and 18th St cars; flats of and rooms
and bath each; lot 25x114; rents $31.
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$40. 500-Jackson St, near Devisadero; mod
IN houses; rooms and bath; lot 44x137:6
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We have large list of cottages at less than
cost that must be sold for benefit OF loan asso-
Citations; call at office for permit to inspect
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-13

OAKLAND ROOMS
FIFTEENTH, 6l5-Upper floor, large sunny
housek'g rooms, bath. grounds, central; SZv
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
FURNITURE and household goods very cheap
this week SCHELLHAAS' old store, 40S
Eleventh St, Oakland
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s2000-House and large stable; Twenty-hft
St, near Douglass; lot 50x1l4
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s3000-Rent S26; flats on Castro St, near
25th; lot 25xS0; flats containing and )
rooms and bath each; this is a splendid
offer
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-13

DO YOU WANT
A Fruit Grain or Grazing Ranch?
Select one from the Bank of Woodland. Lands
offered at less than foreclosure prices
IN CAPAY VALLEY,
The earliest fruit section, well settled ana only
90 miles from San Francisco by rail-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-13

Sl0OO-Elegant residence, rooms and bath;
ot "a lOxlli: on west side Howard, near 2ith.
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s3500-Rent $50; Natoma St, not far fror
9Th; lot 25X75: improvements consist of 3
story building containing flats.
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MODERN FLATS-wOULD EXCHANGE.
$12, 000-Mortgage $4,000; corner Pacific
Heights, facing Alta Plaza; will take va
cant lots for equity.
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s4150-RENTS s45 well-built 3-story fats in
good part OF the city. cost over $1,000 TO build !;
street bituminized and everything in fine
shape; a very choice investment.
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$5000-Rent S4s per month; Stevenson St,
near Hermann and Market; good 3-story
bay-window building. containing flats of
6 rooms and bath each; in splendid repair.
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MADISON & BURKE, Real Estate Agents;
established 1858; GIG Market st.
Several business investments. from $4,000 to
100000 in downtown property; call at office
for particulars
SIGNIFICANT residence. rooms and bath;
lot o4;lOxlli; on west side Howard near 2ith
SIC. 5Oo-Jackson St, near Devisadero; mod
ern houses rooms and bath; lot 44x1S7:6.
$52oo-Rents s54o; Rausch ST.. near 7th and
Howard; 25x112
Buchanan; lot 276x12O TO rear street rents
very low; S55; price reduced from $4,000 to $I2oo;
make offer.
flats, inside of Larkin. mr.. Geary; new; lat
est improvements; good-size lot centrally 10
Gated; rents $40 per month, paving over :
per cent net; rare opportunity Tor goou
investment; price $l2,5OO
$500 Bush St. near Devisadero; rooms and
bath; lot 2Sx137:6
s27oo-Church St. near Twenty-frst cottage
rooms and bath; lot 26x12Q.
s2OOO-House and large stable; Twenty-ffth
st. near Douglass; lot 5Ox1l4.
sS5O0-Rents $50 per month; Clementina ST..
near Third lot 25xS0.
s25OO-Shipley St, near 4th; large house; lot
25x75
s2OO0-Post ST.. near Baker; cottage and lot;
27:6xlS7:6
We have large list of cottages at less than
cost that must be sold for benefit of loan asso-
Citations; call at office for permit TO inspect
UNIMPROvED PROPERTY.
Corner on Haight and Octavia sts., l block
off Market; 81 :6xl00; offered low; one-halt pur-
chase can remain at per cent -o.,ooe
S7500-16th bet Sanehez ana Noe Sgaryo Sts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09
| NOT ALTOGETHER ACCIDENTAL
shots Fired by Cubans Into the Amer.
can Camp in santiago.

Santiago de Cuba, Dec. S.-The Cuoans
are greatly excited over yesterdays pro-
ceedings. resulting from the commemora-
ton of the death of Antonio Maceo, par
ticularly at the fact that bullets reached
the camp of the Fifth immunes, which
proves that the shots were not fired by
the Cubans. who fired volleys in the air
from the public square here. 1t now seems
that the bullets which struck the tents of
the immunes came from a different party
of insurgents. near the trocha, who were
also celebrating.
Regarding the action OF the three
drunken Cubans who entered the Spanish
club and smashed chandeliers and furni-
ture. the Cubans say they deeply deplore
the outrage and do not think it fair to
look upon il as a race act. The San Carlos
club intends to hold a meeting and to ten
der an apology to the Spanish club. The
police are blamed for not making any ar
rests.
Colonel Beacon, the American acting
military commander here, accompanied by
the chief of police, personally arrested
Juan Castillo this morning. He is a cap
tain in the Cuban army and was the man
who led his two negro companions into
the club. Castillo who is well connected,
objected to go TO jail and offered his card
instead. Colonel Beacon, however, was
obdurate
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ticket, saying that he knew Doing and
would get il back. He asked Duckworth
if he had a revolver. and nm ling that he
had, wanted TO buy it from him Du"k-
worth sold him the revolver and after
wards took the. train 10 St Louis The
stranger, who must have been Doing
himself, or some one in his employ, no
doubt went 10 ST. Louis by the same train
The next day, while waiting for Doing
to appear at the appointed place, DUCK
worth took a book and went into a park
TO read. That was the last he remenbe--
ed until he regained consciousness in the
hospital month later, when his nurse
was calling him Doing.
"Duckworth had spent the winter before
at Terre Haute, where Doing lived, and
had no doubt been seen by the latter, and
the striking resemblance noticed II
Duckworth had never rekained conscious
ness his corpse would nave been identihed
as that of Doing, and the latter would
have been free from detection But the
young man revived and told who he was
at the hospital. His sister sent for him.
and later when ne was better he was sent
to the blind school. He was general
favorite among The teachers and proved
unusually bright in his studies there His
deaht came suddenly, but wss found %
be the result of the gun wound.
Elliott Duckworth's story is strenge
and very sad one. Mersiy because of a
striking physical resemblance to another
man, and the ends this would serve, he
was sought out and murdered in CO j
blood OF this there seems to be no posi-
bic doubt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09

of a hundred pases. In Varying Moods
verses by William Hamilton cline, With
drawings by Albert Turner Red Writ
ten. printed and published in kansas city.
j.. the first OF It's kind. virtually marks
the beginning OF that city's career as a
literary center. The author. Mr. cline. Il
as editor on the Kansas City star and
Mv Reid IS an artist on the same saoer.
The combination OF their talents has
evolved a book which IS beautiful. dainty.
unique and fetching. The verses run the
gamut from grave 20 gay. from dialect
TO Iove-sons-are IN fact. 'fn VARYING
moods" They have appeared IN Truth.
Life. the Munsey publications and Ia var
ious other periodicals and papers The
drawings range from initials and mar
gnals to fuu page pictures en- wash ana
line work, and are as artistic a. they ars
beautiful. the cover design and the pos
ter are strong. simple and attractive. The
book as whole. though thu first work
OF young men. IS "the daintiest volume q
the season. and as an initiative bespeaks
much Cor thar city's right 20 a place ss
q publishing town.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09
Nominated by the President.

Washington. d. c. Dec. S.-The presi-
den; today sent these nominations TO the
senate:
Postmasters: California-Samuel J.Brun.
Stanford University.
Iowa-NilGam e. Meance. Boone:
Charles +. Carmody Mapleton: II. W.
Clark Tabor.
Idaho-Robert y. Dunn. Wallace.
uhnois-John Clinch. Elmwood.
Missouri-J- I. Nanwermer. West PLANE.
Nebraska-George Cross. Fairbury.
Oregon-Samue, :. Train. Albany.
Washinston-Lloyd DuBoise. Vancouver
Also large number % appointments IN
der the head Of interior and number OF
promotions in the navy. which have been
heretofore announced. among them TIA,
Of Assistant Naval Constructor Richmond
Z. HobSon. to be A naval constructor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09
CA ST o7IA.
Bears the Il, The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature "a &WAzIzx
HORSELESS CARRIAGE EXHIBIT
American Ingenuity Will be in Evil
deBce at the Paris Exposition

Chicago, Dec. S.-Willard A. Smith of
Chicago mas been named for the position
Of director of the department of Trans
portation and Civil Engineering of the
United States commission % the Paris
exposition, by Commissioner General
Peck. Mr.. Smith Will at once assume the
duties of his Office and viii proceed with
the organization of his exhibits. His as
sistant who will be an eastern man, Will
be chosen within few days. The depart
ment of transportation of the Columbia
exposition was organized by Mr.. Smith
as director. Because of his success in
this work he was selected by Mr.. Peck
The department over which Mr.. Smith
will preside. viii be one of the most i'm
portant ones. In the showing Of auto
mobile carriages Americans are making
an especial effort TO surpass all other
countries. The exhibits OF bicycles viii
also be very extensive.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09

vertiser SAYS: The Missouri Pacific Rail
read company, il is announced today, has
paid its floating debt OF 81 $1,000 % Rus
sea SAGE.
san Francisco. Cal. Dec. S.-Prepara-
ticns are now being made by Lieutenant
Colon=l Ions. depot quarteEpaster. so dis
patch a fleet Of transports 20 the Pa.Au-
pines. From Washington. d. c. the in-
formation has been received to the effec;
that shortly several regiments OF regular
troops Will be sent 70 Manila for the pur-
pose Of relieving the volunteer forces now
there.
Omaha Neb.. Dec. S.-Lieuten8nt VIII
fam l. Murphy. of the Twenty-fourth
United States infantry. and Miss Pauline
Whiting Lowe. Of this city. We're married
I'm the Unitarian church here az noon to-
day before a large and fashionable as
g mblage. and ,ater LETT for Fort Douglas
Salt Lake City. The bride is the daughter
OF the late General William Writ Lowe.
one Of the pioneers Of Nebraska.
In Varying Moods
Out OF the West comes this season S
surprise IN hooks. II is q dainty volume
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09
Connrmrd by the senate.

washington. n. c. Dec. &-The senate
today confirmed the following nominations:
Powell Clayton Of Arkansas. 10 be an
bassador 20 Mexico.
Br.gadier generals 70 be major generals
Gny y. Henry, L. :. A; Leonard V. Wood
L. :. y
J. NJ Hartley 81 Montana. 20 b. a CON-
IA sSioner 10 examine ana classify lands
within the and grant and indemnity land
gran, limits OF The Northern Pacific Raj
road company sa the M.sSou'a d.z;r.e..
Nnrt.na
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09
TOOK HIS WIFE'S ADVICE.
And the Gratifying Result Has Been---A
Happy Family.
Has Been---A
Result


The notion a wiSes advice taking
happily prevalent married They say "oa
only woans fancy and reject
only wen meant eninetly evei-headed many
today hesh. and morals they
had listened o their wives
Albert Gray Baldwin Everett Mass. Is thankful
that wife Mrs. this modest style
the story:
MY terribly afflicted such
he could lie used bear down the
with his hands Walking less painful
The doctor said Mr. Gray felt
coming down with Rrighrs disease Fortunately he took
advice and began che preparation which knew
valuable because II had done mother much sccd
Half bottle helped him. bad taken six bottles
he had not much ock-ace Gray
highly Of safe believes
he would now have BEEN dad OF BrighCs disease"
The everlasting wearing results
other things; deadly poison
take this Zoe life from
done all and Brghts disease win established
chs stomach bad eyesight hutter3ng
a. signs @ this rnerciess destructive malady.
traing thing Geld may be the beginning
ultimately sickness which % checked
by the OF the best known remedy,
Of Cure IS spread by happy husbands saved
families by wives who feel that they would
be wearing widows black for this remedy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09
Ohio Federation Has Trouble.

GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Dec. S-August Smith
Of Toledo was elected president Of the
Ohio Federation OF Labor here today.
after z. L. Lewis OF Bridgeport, the for
mer president, and his company OF sup
porters had Withdrawn from the conven-
ton. Lewis undertook 90 control the con-
vention in the interest OF MS own re-
election, but the convention refused 20
adopt a credentisl report seating six dele-
gates nwhom Lewis success depended.
Great confusion resulted and the Lewis
marry walked out
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09
TWO BANK SAFES DYNAMlTED
In Illinois, With wag OF 81 900 and
$1,000 Respectively.

st. Louis. Mo-, Dec. s.-A special to the
Post-Dispatch from Arrowsmth. H., says:
The private bank of Taylor & Mcclure was
last night entered by robbers. who secured
$4,000 worth of negotiable paper and es-
capped. They used dynamite on the safe,
which was wrecked. lBoodhounds are be-
ing used to track the robbers.
Chicago, H., Dec. S.-The safe in the
Bank of Antioch Qllinois), about forty
miles from Chicago, has been blown open
with dynamite. The loss is 5000 in cash
and some valuable papers. The robbers,
two young men, escaped or a handcar.
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warfare Of IRON MEN
Lake Front and Interior Con-
Germs Likely to Clash.
STEEL TRUST F0RTIFYlNG
By Purchasing the Cleveland,
Lorain and Wheeling.

Cleveland. O., Dec. SIT is the report
among iron men here that the Fedora!
Steel company is considering the advis-
ability of building a railroad from its Lo-
rain plant to cleveland, distance Of ABOUT
twenty-five miles. Surveys are known 10
have been under way recently. Such a
connection would give an outlet over all
of the lines running into Cleveland anu
nror,ida the steel company with terminals
a,bicb would entitle it to its percentage
On al Ioutgoing and incoming traffic. Inc
raport has not been confirmed II IS 'le
oninion. if the plan is carried OUT Tue
80 oomnanv will purchase the cleveland
poI+ I inc railway. Should the steel com
Many purchase the Cleveland Lordih anu
wheeling railroad, for when II Is s"iN -
he negotiating, it would not be heces9'''
60. +hsr, IN construct the Cleveland ana
7 Grain line. as the Cleveland. Lofsih anu
Wheeling has already eXtenoeu Us iiii0
tween the two points named
Pittsburg Pa, Dec. S.-Iron and steel aS
well as railroad men, are discussing WI"
q great deal OF interest the purchase OF INC
cleveland. Lsorain and wheeling RAW" -
nv the Federal Steel company. Du4al0
T'uce NJ the Great Northern railroad, "ho
is in the city, says. regarding the SAFE ol
the road:
..Tbe consensus OF opinion around the
lakes seems to be that the Federal slee-
company has frightened up its lines oy the
purchase of this fine coal road, and that IL
a -, re,dv 70 begin a war, promised
against the Carnegie Steel company since
Tom Johnson moved his big steel miiis
from Johnstown 70 Lorsin. he has been
very busy improving. and now the niege-l
lake steamers can come up 70 the doors OF
the mills and :ake on goods and uni'ae
ore All that was needed was road con-
Meeting the immense mills with some c'a'
field. and by the purchase Of the CleVe-
land Iorsin and Wheeling the Federai
Maple have got into the finest coal as
trict in the country. You viii ind soon "a
most bitter fight on between rival steel
concerns. 1t looks like a battle win inc
iake-front concerns against the interior
steel manufactures
Canal Dover. O., Dec. SIN connection
with the reported purchase Of the Cieve-
land. Iorain and Wheeling railway BY the
Federal Iron and Steel company, 1t IS as
serted by an official OF the railroad That
negotiations are also pending for the &C.
ouisltion OF the Wheeling and Lake Ere
road BY the iron company. l. IS stated
that in case the deal goes through. the
road VII be extended from the Ohio river
10 the Pennsylvania coke h=lds.
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stoneware Tint -aueIeh.d.

onmol.h- u De- s--I1. o1moIl-1 20
tsry company has apparently prevented
the formation % another great trust A.
a meeting JUST closed 81 Chicsso- re9se-
seutatlves % foriy s-o1eEa-s Tnsnutac-
trrsss were present ard 81 s1yst Ess made
20 form combination 20 regulate Dri-ez
now. and Ultimately 70 organize ssa-a-
ware trust A refusal az tire ouuouta CON-
pzry % 20 IN prevented ;Ae deal se.1g
c7usumnatsd. - TIE csmpany has one
nluth % - capacity - ere combine al
one-fourfh % t5- capacity - ;se western
E.r-er-ea
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nPIain English. 1t Ha. showed

Denver. Col. Dec S-From Montana .
New Mexico and from the first range Of
Rocky Mountains Tar out OF the plains %
Kansas and Nebraska, the ground Is COW
cred with thick mantle % sn0~- The
storm waich began here last niglt ended
this afternoon. Fortunately there vas not
nuch wind. and traffic OF the railroads IS
only slightly haupered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09
Iro, Trade Review on the Market

Cleveland. O, Dec. &-Ihe IRON I'rall
Review says.
TO the strong features Of the iron MAJ
ket. noted last week n connection WIEN
the heavy sales o; RATS. has been added
another % great significance. Sa.es 81 Bes-
serner iron aEgregarinz more than 10 o.
tons have been made IL the week in Pitts-
burg and the valleys the bulk OF 8; q.
80 in the valley. The price ~ the sssoeiat-
Cd merchant furnaces j. need not ne said
that these transactions. which establish
the basis of much % the business for tAe
frs. half OF lsee. have heEotten a hu9yaf-
feeling. and. taken In connection Vith o.h-
r, passes Of the situation. Justify a yers
sanguine view o. the future"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09
Ethical Association in Session.

Milwaukee. WIS, Dec. Sine annual
convention Of the American Ethical as
sociation opened in this city tonight and
viii continue four days Among those who
viii take part in the meetings are Protes-
sor Felix Adler. founder OF the ethical
movement in America; Rev Jenkins Lloyd
Jones. Jane Adams. OF Hui House. Chi-
cago. :. Burnes Weston, secretary Of the
Ethical union. Philadelphia: William
Sheldon OF s.. Louis. ". VI. Selter OF Chi
cago. and many others.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09
Politics Cannibai Land.

Auckland. y. 2 Dec Inc 10--o7-I7's
advises we're received here today from
samoa: The supporters Of Mstasfs hav-
ing elected him king. certain cniefs lo1g-
81 caveat, which the chief justice de-
cided il their favor J. . Tow under-
sto5d that Ta-nas.s. vii be u0uEna tad %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09
C.lirarni. Po.,amee robbed.

Los AnE=les. Ca. DE-. s--P9si0f-lfs n
specr5r Flint has been notified shat tas
p3sreaiee AZ Clifoa. Gals MS rohb-t See
hight TIE ,l, 49, @ngtiea III ~ pres
enc q the Do=tornas.-r ard ts- robbers
ese4y=l Nllh TIE contents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09

Des Mo.nes. Ia Dee. S.-Ths all1aiau-
general today vss a5v-ssl rnsf4 IRE Fz''s-
frs I8Ea regiment Coi17s- Joaa Lr7f
commanding. aa~ arTired s<f=,y - Mar ..
ThA rf-susa, ieft san Frs--.sc1 N7vs-u-
ses = On ne ,rE2zs5T- Fs-zss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09
Two Miners Frozen Death

Oursy. col. Dec S-lseo-ge Howard and
Frsak Howard. miners. wondered or the
road in the mountains near Ircnton ard
froze 10 death Their bodies have 5ccn
brought - this CITY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09

J. w. McNeal, president OF the Guthrie
National bank and who IS recognized as
one OF the soundest nanciers in Oklahoma.
read an entertaining paper on The Gus
toner and the Bank The customer. from,
whom the bank derives its sustenance. in
GUIDES the depositor. the borrower and thar
vast host who use the bank FOR exchange
and collection purposes. The customer en-
Titled 10 the greatest consideration j Tho
fellow who deposits his ducats in the bank
without interest and enables the bank TO
care Tor many a customer belonging 10 The
borrowing class, whose wants could NOT
otherwise be supplied. The depositIng Gus
TONER Is entitled 10 know that his money
VIII be promptly forthcoming on demand
and that system which wiI bes. accom-
piish this result Is the panacea Tor man
% the lis OF banking. The strong should
deip snst2'n the weak: not on equitable
grounds. perhaps. but On the theor, me-
me bankers axe mutually Interested IN
knowing that The deposi;or is never robbed
q; Ms money The safety OF the bank de-
pends on the character " lis loans P.s
security. big interest and short tine r,sBer
bring sleep. rest. peace and jov 10 the
banker, who knows thai he IS alU-s.-s
ready for any demands made on him
Were loans made on legitimate Inns. Cow
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09

boy Gilletts would never have a chance &c
make meteoric curves in financial skies
The commission houses of Kansas CITY
St Louis, Chicago and other cattle mar
kets have demoralized the legitimate loan
ing on cattle security by interior banks
where it properly be.ongs. No good bank
should give exchange free Exchange is
legitimate profit and no customer is en-
titled to free exchange. In the collection
department, don't fail to collect CHARGES,
before wasting time and postage trying to
collect from some deadbeat, who wouldn't
pay if he could.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-09

Out OF the West comes this seasons
surprise in hooks. II is a dainty volume