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The evening times., 1899-07-10
The Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.-U. S. 3's, coupon, s600@
1sS Is. U. s. Ss. coupon s., ,O0OG109 1-2.
Second National Bank, 20d156. Farmers
and Mechanics Bank, 3d209. Columbia
Fire Insurance, 1ood1i IA Capital Trac-
ton, 30G95; S5Q947-s. Washington Gas,
s9Q5S Is: 25q53 IA. Mergenthaler Lin
otype, 136205. Lanston Monotype 100G
is IA After call-Washington Gas, T59
50 IA.
The evening times., 1899-07-10
STOCKS OPEN WEAKER
General Declines in Early Dealings
in Wall Street.

Effects of the Heavy Reduction in
the Banks' Surplus Reserves on
in Trading Operations = London
Selling Securities In the Market.
The evening times., 1899-07-10

Physicians recommend Heurich's beer for the
health; so does the American Journal of
Health" because ii is pure and wholesome. For
a case phone 634, Arlington Bottling Company,
for Maerzen, Senate, Lager, and you will
find that Heurich's has no equal
The evening times., 1899-07-10
Money to Loan

n you s.e IN need Of money. We desire TO In.
form you Of our method We can secure you
a loan on an easy monthly payment p!aD at less
cost than ever before ard below the rate Of any
other company i: the city. You pay in full
at any time after the loan IS secured, and il viii
only cost you for such time you have had ths
mon ~. Our business is strictly private. and all
applications are treated contidentially. II you
have q loan with any other concern you
cure loan through Us to pay it and get mere
money il desired. 1t will pay you TO call and see
ard all TINES d=rii4g Office hours 10 give nforma-
tion concering cur business methods, and yoa
will receive courteous treatment
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
sp:s-tt 6G9 ST. n W.
The evening times., 1899-07-10

There was a tumble over Sunday Of two
points and very little disposition was shown
TO recover after the opening. Heavy
amounts OF the stock came out. No news
regarding the company was heard.
The evening times., 1899-07-10

II YOU want beer, drink Heurick's, says the
American journal OF Health" in its unsolicited
editorial. because it is pure and wholesome 1t Is
brewed from sthe best malt and hops Heurich's
is served by all leading hotels and restaurants,
and by the Arlington Bottling Company, phone
The evening times., 1899-07-10
The Washington Loan Office.
Innl pa AVE. N w.

r. Warren johnson, Manager. for seventies
tears with H. K Fulton Advances made
Personal Property OF all kinds Correspondents
solicited An expert Will call II desired. Gold.
Silver and Diamond, bought and sold Business
strictly confidential. aD4Smos
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"Hechts' Greater Stores.
Response is unprecedented!

Our announcement yesterday brought out immense
crowds.
At several intervals up the present writing,
with the increased force Of saespeop have not been
able to wait on everybody. Shows you the confidence
Hechts announce Clearing Sale" that is legitimate
clearing saIe-and that prices actually reduced
Some OF the greatest bargains are
Ladies S. wash suits, $l.98.
Ladies' SIS and $50 cloth suits, $3.50.
ChildS s. to $3.50 dresses, 49c and 69c.
Ladies' $l.9S to $3.50 underwear, Csc.
Boys 59c wash suits, l9c.
Boys Csc and $.25 wash suits, 49c
Men's 75c and 81 shirts, Sc.
Bunches Of y dozen lOc violets, lc.
Straw braid up to y inches, lc.
Ladies 69c and $lA trimmed hats, SC.
Ladies' Sl.5O canvas shoes, 69c. -.
Ladies' Sl.25 oxfords, Sec.
Ladies' S. silk waists, SOS.
l5c white piques, 95c yard.
25c white and figured piques, l271c yard.
Sl6 and SIS baby carriages, Sl09S.
HECHT AND COMPANY,
513-515 Seventh Street.
The evening times., 1899-07-10
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were ISSUED today to-:
Gilbert w. Heath. Ashland, Va, and Nellie
G. Christian Elmont, Va; James p San
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We Will Lend You
Any Amount of Money

go viii cos. yoa s. On Furniture, Pianoa
Per month. and all kinds Of Per-
sz5 viii COST SIPS sonaI Property. with
$40 will COST you 81 out REMOVAL. PUB
$50 will COST 81. 50 LICITY or DELAY
Ard LaTgeTG1ou11 We make loans on tbs
fi AMI lower rafeS- building loan associa-
ton plan, allowing you
TO make small weekly
,r n,onthIy pavuents 70 suit your convenience
Private offices and business strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Get rates at other Offices and then call, see Us,
and convince yourself OF what we save YOU
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO.,
SIS Street N w.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by w. 3. Hibbs Co.,
The evening times., 1899-07-10
MEN
AND
WOMEN

For pleasing results use DR.. Kilmes's Swamp Root
the great kidney remedy. At druggists. Sample
bottle by mail free, also pamphlet.
Address DR.. Kilmer & Co.. Ringhamton. N. 7.
The evening times., 1899-07-10

Among the people who expect higher
range of prices Immediately, at least in
some parts of the list, there is a dispo-
sition to turn for the present from the
high priced securities TO those which as
yet have partaken very little, il any, in
the recent advance. Among this class OF
securities those OF the Southwestern roads
are favorites. St Louis Southwestern is
attracting particular attention because of
its very attractive recent showing OF earn
ings. The gross earnings of the company
for the eleven months ending May 81 were
s., ,4S5, ,4S9 and the net S1,578, TIA. This
means an increase of over 10 per cent in
the gross over last year, and the remark
able increase of AZ per cent in the net,
the operating expense ratio having heen
reduced handsomely Southern Pacific AMI
Texas Pacific securities a'so are well
thought of by many.
AS stated in this column this morning,
there is every reason TO believe that
much better feeling exists now between
New York Central and Pennsylvania 1t
is believed by many that Pennsylvania has
not yet reached its high level for this
summer by several points.
The statement of the Baltimore and Ohio
management to the Stock Exchange in its
petition to have its securities listed by the
Exchange is a most interesting one. In
brief. ii shows q surplus for the stocks OF
the company of s., 294. .902, after paying all
interest charges estimating on the basis
of the net earnings OF the year 1898. This
would pay the dividend CT per cent on
the preferred stock and leave about per
cent for the common stock. 1t should be
pointed out, however. that this is perhaps
not quite a fair estimate. The earnings
of the company recently have fallen off
somewhat and the showing now is not so
good as this AS to future years, howev-
er. it, as in all probability will be the
case earnings increase with the return Of
prosperity, there is nothing unreasonable
in the basis taken.
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New York STOCK Harriet.
Open. High. Low. 2:15

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange
1419 F. Street.
The evening times., 1899-07-10

Chicago Gas was perhaps the weakest
stock on the list during the morning hours.
The evening times., 1899-07-10

Sugar was inclined to sag this morning
and the tip was out to sell the stock for
decline of two or three points. No reas-
on either for selling or for buying Sugar
is given as usual thing with the many
tips that appear, as Of course no good reas-
on can be, except thatisomebody believes
the insiders are ready for a. new turn in
their manipulation. 81
The evening times., 1899-07-10
The Lincoln National Bank
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

PROMPT ACTION TAKEN on applications for
loans on real estate; interest and expense
low. c. MARTIN BRAND, I4I7 + st. NV.
jys-2t-em
The evening times., 1899-07-10

Kidney trouble preys upon
the mind, discourages and
lessons L ambition; beauty,
vigor, and eheerfulness soon
disappear when the kidneys
are out of order or diseased.
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15
TO CURE a COLD Is oSE DAY /.

TAas Laxative urusno Quiutae Tablets An
cyaxztsf. rufuaf ise tuGsey II g fAils 70 curs-
ssG ne Fsuufaa has L u . On each tablet
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15
An Impseh.bl. nnro.

In looking Into the future We find our
selves staring AZ hlaEk wall: for. with
thc exception Of the photograph and the
NprWrtt-sr. no resent advance has been
made In lslsFnluE literary work. The
ldtat fnsthcd of composition would be the
use of some machine into which the op-
~ aior could talk and have hts spoken
Serd Reproduced AZ once on pager aH the
sItften Wurds but. unfortunately, like
pfintins photographs In coiors. zach sue
csG.iing advance and discovery In tho
Nofld ni invention ae@ras TO make this
hofE more and more Improbable. The In
sarm1un;Ahlr tifficalty Hes in the fact
that thefa Il no connection between the
sound of 2 Nurd and IL appearance on
naper4 We vii never reach this ideal
athts---frHnn "I-abor-SayiuE Devices In
Literary Work" by J. Howe Adams in
North American Review.
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15
Ingenuity.

Ephysles and natural history there
opportunities to direct and con
the out-of-sehool activities of
p people OF which the enthusias-
faeher Of science is not slow to
himself In describing the in
Fty Of boys, a writer In the At
h Monthly gives the following;
Eot the most astonishing facts of
Pine Is the ingenuity of boys in
rucJiug electrical apparatus. with
4 few hints and out OF the most
81 material. know boys who
belt lines Of electric tramways
liating in their garrets. and q
Sho last year. was the despair
+ teachers. now deserved recog-
Il In the manual training exhibit
p clever inventor OF a most in
pus electrical boat. An invitation
pys to bring to school products Of
own ingenuity or the natural
r. specimens that they have col
4 viii result in an exhibition
p, in variety and quality, viii be
seleuOn to one who is not used to
ping them in these interests.
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15
.,lllea. It.Il.n.

The -evH eye iE aa Euod as an article
- faith amoHg the Italians. who take
rtHry imaginable precautiop to counteruct
~ THE municipality, of teEhorn has been
efTested tor appropriation of funds
aud ne proErrTF seiNEd tn rtrut the claims
~ his creditors. An appraiser Sig han
nlFna- was named tn Naius the furuii ure
% the sFEtAcs Eaugtoua set 10 Wurk with
q VII but after few hours hr felt sick
sent hnme and died Of Hpuplexy. An
ether appraiser was named 10 continue
tar valuation, n Slas CfTrt who after a
taIs susk went home to dinner. and.
strange 10 says died % aF--srxg durtnE
the nighf, There = NOW strike among
The appraiacra uf LFEhorn; m one will
get tlit3 ne sl0ea 0f the dead men and
iu-trtsl pFpCvcdinEs hzgH had 10 BE- rus-
pgndrd until they can ind third man
who VtH risk Ep1uleNV for 4 cUmsidcrll-
uon. Th- stqut-heArted man has not
tErn fguu.l as yet
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15
THE ALcorr GIRLS.
Msrry. vivaoious Trio Were IN, ramo,,
Anthoress and IIsr si.,..s AN""e'

''TAs. Aieott girls. seif-hslpfui. kindly
and bright, came among the Young Deopie
OF Concord and made themseiyes ZEN al
once. wries Edward w Emerson, a
friend OF the Alcotts. OF when Louisa
Aicqtt was Girl" In the December I.a-
dies Home Journal '-But they helped
TIER good mother and did their part al
nome. and however little the girls follow
ed their fathers philosophical flights or
kranatnite and vegetarian practices
tHhieh after they grew up they abandon
90. thcS were a loving and loyal family.
Louisa was nnc-lo3king had the most
tesnlar features OF the family, and very
nhnnsoils- whNy brown hair like her
Ei0ther y She had always a rather mas
euitne air. and a twinkle wnke constan atty
n her eye At the comic side OF things.
Arna, thn eldest. was plain. but so friend
" ana sweet-tempersa person that the
besutl ot sopresstpn made up for the
task % OF u in her features; but she had
a quick sense OF hGmor. Anna had a
Nenderfui dramatic gift May. the young
sst. the darling OF the family Amy OF the
stofifsis was a tall weil-made blonde. the
lover part Of her face irregular, but she
$50 bEAutifpi eyes and brilliant yellow
aair She vas ovrrfowing with spirits
and energy, and danced we'll"
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15
~ 70. for o.sa.s.


fortland, Ore. according to the
elaa. the familiar catfish figures
k1rey pioneer and 4 valued Ad-
b the street department. all be-
the terra Gotta se~erS and
especially those in the lover
y The city. frequently get ehoked.
sever Is not broken. Il san be
y By passing a rope through II,
halled backward and forward IN
\ obstruction Ia loosened and re-
The deputy superintendent OF
has had a great deal OF such
io look after. and the worry con-
with getting the rope through
pns far toward thinning his hair.
J. Al last discovered n quick. sure
|asy method. He goes 10 the
1atehes a catfish, ties n string to
drops il down a mRnhola into
lssr. and It a; once starts for the
and forces its way through any
tcti9a not as solid a. brick drag
/, De string after Il. Then the dep
tss as far down the sewer as he
necessary. and picks up the
! which he uses to draw a wire
gh the sewer, and with this a
+ pulled through. and the sewer
y cleared.
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15
,os THE HOT MAN.
,e,sr Knew How TO HAadi'
IN. Bad Man.

.etor hneN
an. Bad Man.
IN a car In Texas . few
,'other side OF San Anto-
New Orleans business man
orleans Times-Democrat re-
hen a typical frontier tough
,arI He IVES a little chap.
r,uIiy built and about half
soon as he came In he drew
that looked as big as a
and hawled out: I'm the
.u this side Of Ell Paso. 1
sny galoot on the train.
= some ladies' at the far end
and a good-looking man
Nth them half rose as II TO
= 10 the disturbance. He re-
the enterprise. however.
for the conductor instead.
!. the wandering eyes Of the
M on the headrests of the
|uhich we're round. padded
kput a foo; across. Naturally
4, fuEgestiye of targets. and
k.tss 10 draw a bead on sew
4. occupants promptly sought
guder the seats. greatly to
SrsfIo, Of the bad man with
wawi woEi he roared.
Aottsss gent in Texas. Watch
thaf teller In the heei' Tbs
\ referred to eraSled hastily
uoadbo1. and. TO tell the
4 uere ali IN a state Of pitiable
b.; then the conductor came
sriskly In. He. too. was a 1T
b. bat he had a voice Ike a
|czs. Where's that bad marT
t.4 ". held our brrAths and
los 8 tragedy ins;anter. Here
5rfIssI the other chap. Vow!
hottest Yes. I heard about
be- the conductor, walking
. 10 him. Gimme that gun.
azlaEensut the stranger per
tlss 20 take Il without the lsaa;
v. Nov. look here the con-
Etzt on. you're too wara for
Tsys k0i steve steve A=== =sA
De l unpleasant. SO you get
b on that platform. bias; your
.zs stay there until you lose
( your heat. The hot man
allowed himself 10 be ps9-
AruaEa the door. aad stayed on
;.oru all ths rest Of the trip.
"a Inside looked at each other
lsss3ishly. and asked the con-
cuaadentially how he dared
"a chances. Oh. there wasn't
I he SaId- ! had the fciioE
! 10 il bad been somebody else
hArs acted dircrcntiy. One OF
I tAlaEs you've got to learn In
daess Is hos TO tell a biuTer.
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15
Tn. Arab Cavalry =, omdurman,

The Arab mode Of attack was quaint to
degree Formed in a line, each tribe
advanced against a part of the village.
When about 500 yards from the mud
houses they halted and commenced to
the air and firing on rifles. After few
moments they resumed the advance.
dancing and firing all tho wilhelm the
air.-when suddenly, with yell. they
rushed at the houses, and. having effected
an entrance. they slaughtered every one
wlthin.--From with the Sirdar" by Ma
jor Edwnrd Stuart wortley IN Scribner's.
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15
&. :.,:;:s :s:s ..:. s.. Thsmpssa's Eye Watsr.

wANTED-case of bad neaith that R-I-P-A-N-s
will benent Send cents to Ripans Chemical
Co.. New York. for 10 samples and ioo testimonials.
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15
A Natural Dedao,ion.

I1on-Are you engaged in tko same
PES you were In last year2 Dixon
and at the old stand still. Hix-
'At the old standstiil! Why don't
advertise and stir things up a lit
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15
PERIODS OF PAIN.

McnstruAtIon. the balance wheel of
womAnis life, Is also the bsne of exist
enee TO many because It means g time OF
greA; suffering.
While no woman Is entirely free from
periodical pain. It does not seem to have
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15

For Lung and chest diseases, Piso's Cure |
is the best medicine we have used. Mrs. |
J. L. Northcott, Windsor, Ont, Canada
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15

WAS Beatrice weeping because her
husband had appendicitis r. mo. she
wept because he didn't get II until 1t
was out of style
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15

New H-ury why do yoa look al The
steak - surrilyf - am only wondering
uhFthsr u Wks rrnhr lined or oH1Sih,-d."
What are sou doing Henryr' y
knocked chair over and II fell against
the piano. well 10 BE- more careful
fes1f4a row
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15

Richards Magic Catarrh Expellant Co.,
Omaha. Neb. Write for particulars
The Lamar register., 1899-02-15

.sHobson wasn't SO siily,. after ALL"
the country before yalentines Day"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10
JEWS DENoUNCE VERDICT.
MAY KEEP THEM AWAY FROM THE
PARIS EXPOSITION.

Rcbbi Hirsch Says There VIII Not
BE an Organized boycott, But the
Hostile Feeling in France VIII
| Keep Them Awny-sRid He Was
.Teered In Parfs-He Thinks the
Americans, Generally, VIII For
get.
| Chicago, Sept a-Promlnent Jews of
America were to-day asked by the Trib-
une for their opinions on the Dreyfus YER
dict. All united in denouneins the trial
and its result as a travesty on justice.
Rabbi Emil G. Hirsch of Chicago said:
1T is the old story. When a country
wants a scapegoat on which to unload all
its shortcomings it selects Jew. That
is true the world over / have no doubt
that had Dreyfus not been Jew the re-
suit would have been different. In France
ninety-nine out of one hundred people are
convinced that he is guilty, and they think
so because he is a Jew.
Il think the outcome of this trial will
influence Jews to stay away from the Paris
exposition. 1t will not be an organized
boycott. but the natural feeling that
France is hostile to Jews, will keep them
Paris this summer, and nobody under sim
liar circumstances would wish TO go to
the exposition.
The effect on the American people as
whole, may be different, now they
think France has done Dreyfus an injus>
tice, but they will forget. Last year the
French reviled America because we dared
to whip Spain without Frances consent.
This year the Partisan hotels could not
hold the vast hordes Of Americans.
The best way is to forget. The official
organ of Germany, said that Schwartz
lxoppen had had absolutely no knowledge
of Dreyfus, but the attitude of France has
given that statement the lie, and Germany
has the opportunity to consider it an in
suit; l do not think there will be any rev.
olution"
Rabbi L. l.. Leucht, New Orleans; Rab-
bi Joseph Silverman, New York; Simon
Wolf of Washington, D. c.; Marcus Bein-
hemer of st. Louis, Mo; Rabbi 1. NJ.
Wise of Cincinnati; Rabbi Joseph Kraus
of Philadelphia; Bernard Bettmann, Gin
clnnati; Cyrus Adler, Washington; the
Rev. DR.. Kohler, New York, and Jacob
Furth, st. Louis, all express themselves
strongly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

probably would not have 70
undergo further Imprisonment. and that
II he was sent 70 prison his pace OF con-
finement would probably be the Island o.
st. Marguerite. near Canas, where MAR
shall Bazaine was jncarcerated ana tnehce
he escaped.
1t is generally believed that the govern
ments attitUde toward the courtmart-ai
rendered The president and members Of trat
body indisposed 10 accept the instructions
and limitations given al he outset OF the
courtmartiaIs proceedings, and that the
subsequent request sent 70 MAJ. carriers
the governments commissioner at the
trial, TO confne himself 20 the limits ialu
down by the Court of Cessation, and nm
ally the request that the verdict Be delayed
until Monday, sslffencd the backbone OF
Col. Jouaust who replied that ne wou
not re i've orders from any one ana there
upon closed the case.
NJ. Clemence au. in the Aurore says Cob
Jouausts object was TO save The general
staff. and that between Dreyfus and Msr-
cier he selected Mercler. The alta r. de-
clares NJ. Clcmenleau. was scanda@ousiy
conducted.
NJ. Cornely. in the Figaro, holds that the
verdict by reducing the original term OF
Imprisonment. shows that the campaign
for revision was legitimate. II Dreytus
Is guilty he should have received a pen
atty for aggravatng instead OF lemency
for eXtenuaung circumstances.
The Socialist groups met this evening"
uud passed resolutions protesting against
the Reunes verdict, and declaring their
determination to continue the struggle for
the protection of Republican liberty.
Reports received al the ministry of the
interior, Indicate that no disturbances
have occurred anywhere in the provinces.
AT Rennes two anti-Dreyfusards insult
ed La Dame Blanche" and afterwards
melted a mob to march on the Dreyfus
headquarters, the Hotel Moderne, but the
police and gendarmes quickly and effect
lively squelched the movement.
The LIbre Parole says
THE soldiers at Rennes without fear
of reproach have given the world a fine
spectacle and have saved the honor of
the army The verdict was equal TO
second Austerlitz."
Henry Rochefort in the Intransigeant,
says that France at last has taken re-
venge on foreigners.
The Petit Journal warns the Dreyfus-
ards to accept the verdict quietly, ''else
the nation, despite the scoundrelly gov
eminent will find means TO make them"
The Croix the Jesuit organ, says:
THE verdict proves that in France the
army will not prosecute an innocent man.
The judges decided without fear or ia
vor, as their conscience dictated"
The Soir describes the result as "a ma
tional victory, all the more striking be-
cause won in spite of scandalous govern
ment pressure, the expenditure of fabu-
lous sums by a syndicate and the cynical
n tarVaptiOU s1f GERMANY
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10
TEN-THOUsAND-DOLLAR BILL.
Government Would Like to Redeem
This Little Greenback.
From the Kansas City Star.

From the Kansas City Star.
Who has this $4,000 bill? The govern
ment is anxious TO call in a greenback of
this denomination, the only one at large
1t was issued during the civil war among
others of its fellows, 10 pay war expenses,
and is now the only one outstanding At
ter the war they were gradually retired
until the government got them down to
$34S 600 900. and in 1880 Congress passed an
act declaring that they should not go be-
low that amount. OF them, there are now
outs landing, 5000 bits of the deuomina-
ton of 81 900. three of $500, one of $4,000,
900 of $500 more than 100000 of $40,
more than 2,250O00 of 81, and almost l.
500 900 of S.. AS soon as these greenbacks
become worn out they are returned to the
United States treasury and new green
backs are issued in their pace. All the old
$40 900 bills have come in and been redeem
ed except this one. There are outstanding
!, 200 gold certificates of 900 each, which
are practically only certificates of deposit
with the government, except that they
draw no interest.
Some humorist suggested that probably
this missing $40 900 bill was in Kansas, and
his hearers laughed heartily at the idea
of poor old" Kansas having such a thing
as a AiUUVu Dlli. Out II thAElS Jul tildI Nam
sas owns two $4,000 gold certificates, which
are in the state treasury. They were
brought in by county treasurers from the
short-grass country to pay taxes. When a
county treasurer would saunter into the
capitol with a $4,000 bill careIessly stick
ing out of his vest pocket, it was in the
true Kansas spirit, and when he threw it
on a counter 10 pay for cigar the clerk
would say: II haven't the change, but I'H
Just run out and get it," which he did
not do.
These bills were issued under an act of
July 70 1882, and bear date Sept. l. 1882
They are numbered A $3.50 and "A 1914, res
pective,y, and bear The likeness of Andrew
Jackson.
They have been in the state treasury
several years, and are considerably worn,
owing to the fact that they have been
handled considerably by the free citizens
of Kansas. who drop in occasionally to fin
ger their big money.
Kansas also owns three 5000 bills, which
are of the same act as the $1,000 bills, and
bear the picture of ex-Presidant Madison.
They also are much worn from handling.
and will soon have 10 be returned to the
United States treasury and new ones sub
stituted