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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
BIG SUIT
LOMBARD INVESTMENT COMP
ANY SUED FOR SIS, 1880.
Plaintiff in the Action Is Colorado
Debenture Corporation.

A suit was filed in the district court yes
terday in which the Colorado Debenture
corporation asks 70 ra judgment against
the Lombard Investment company of
Kansas. The suit was filed by Stebbins
& Evans Of Topeka and has in it 2S9
stated causes for action.
The petitioner in the case AYERS that
the Lombard Inves tment company in 1889
made and executed two series of deben-
ture bonds which were placed on the
market and sold. Each series was for
100000 and one series was sold in Ger
many and the other in Belgium. The
bonds were secured by a first mortgage
on property belonging to the Lombard
people, and the paper was held by the
New York Security and Trust company.
The interest on the bonds was defaulted
by the Lombard company and afterwards
the property secured by the first mort
gage held by the New York Security and
Trust company was sold and the pro-
ceeds applied to the bonds.
OF the first issue Of bonds, 669297 per
cent was paid and of the second, S3.59lS
per cent paid by the applying of the pro-
ceeds OF the sale Of property held on the
mortgage.
The bonds drew interest at per cent
from the time Of issue.
The plaintiff in the case asks for judg-
ment for $7S.495.10 with interest on the
above amount since October &C. 1885. and
that the costs Of the case be assessed to
the defendant
The Lombard Investment company for
merIy did large business in this city,
but on September 10. 1893. receivers We're
appointed and their property interests
closed out. When the receivers were ap-
pointed. there were six of them All
closed up the business assigned TO them,
Frank Hagerman of Kansas City being
the last one to close up the property in
terests IN his care.
The final distribution Of property was
made in 1897 and since that time there
has been no property in this state be-
longing TO the detuuct company. Messrs.
Stewart and Burns represented the LON
bard receivers in this city
The case promises tn attract consider
able detention as it seems to be an effort
to reach the stockholders of the defunct
company 10 secure Judgment TOT IIe &C.
dciency o. the amount af the bonds.
Some Of the best land in the county was
formerly owned by the Lombard people
and az the time Of the disposal sale were
quickly. secured by the Se5gwick county
people.
It was said yesterday that in the
amount asked for and IN length Of peti-
ton II IS the largest case ever fled with
the district clerk for a number Of years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
MATTHEWSON ROAD CASE
appeal Taken PROM Decision OF
County Comm sioncrs

An appeal in the Matthewson road
case was fled in the district court yester-
day. The case pertains u the opening
Of r street il properte owned by william
Natehewson and was recently tried BE-
fore the county commissioner. Some
months ago a number 81 people in the
east part OF town pe5iGoned that 4 street
be opened from Central AMI Third, max
ing connection with Cleveland avenue.
The street IN question going through
what "a known as Natthews7n's pasture
Appraisers were appointed ana the
property examined and appraised When
the case came up the commissioner a.
lowed $50 70 Matthews0u FOR the Opening
o. the street. This amount was refused.
as &atthevs1n had asked to- 81 On. ~
pay for the entire TRAIT of and through
which the street was 70 rUn-
Mr. &s5hewS7n proposes = fight TIE -
clslon q the ccznrnissto-e-s and tts 9ut-
cone vii D. closely watched ~ the east
SIDE people
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
lNSTRUCTS TESTERS JURY
Court Tells Them That They are the
sole Judges OF the Evidence.

The court in the trial Of Alexander Jes-
ter, charged with the murder of Gilbert
w Gates, yesterday charged the jury
The jury was instructed that its MEM
bers are the sole judges of the evidence
and the credibility of the witnesses. and
that where a person charged with crime
breaks jail and Intentionally escapes
from the officers to avoid trial. such es-
cape, in the absence of qualifying Cir
cumstances, raises a presumption OF guilt.
The defense had admitted that Jester
broke out OF the Mexico Jail
The court further instructed the jury
that unless they believe and find from
the evidence in the case that Gilbert ".
Gates is dead and that he came to his
death through the criminal~4ag ency OF
some person, and that that person is the
defendant and that the defendant muir
dered Gilbert ". Gates, in the manner
and by the means charged in some count
of the indictment, the jury should acquit
the defendant
J. II. Rhodes Of Sedalia opened the ar
gument in the case for the state He was
followed by Joseph S Mcintyre Of Mex,
ico for the defense. The next speaker
for the state will be Attorney J. W.
Hays of New London. He IS to be fol-
lowed by Ex-Governor Charles P John
son OF St. Louis for the state, and J o.
Allison Of New London FOR the defense
J. J. Rhodes, prosecuting attorney Of
Monroe county, where the alleged crime
was committed. will follow Allison. end
then p. II Cullen OF Mexico. chief coun-
sci for Jester. viii close for the defense.
W. s. Forrest Of Chicago win close the
ternoon.
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CITY IN 87IEF.

DR.. ]. w Light of Kingman was In
the city yesterday on business.
Miss Fannie Parker of Enid. o. II. IS
visiting in the city with her parents.
Miss Larimer will not be at home 10
her friends Saturday evening until Sep
TENDER L
Revs. Balm OF whitewater and Hasen-
fluh of Hiawatha. Of the Reform church.
are in the city visiting friends.
The creditors in the Fulllrgton Live
Stock company bankruptcy case held a
meeting yesterday in the office OF Ref
cree Wall.
Yesterday was a quiet day In the city
court, there being but little business.
The lull in proceeding gave Judge Kirk
an opportunity for a short rest.
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| MURDOCH AVENUE WANTS IT
That Locality wis Work for New
street Railway Line.

An enthusiastic meeting was held last
evening at w o. Goodin's drug store by
the residents on Murdoch avenue for the
purpose of organizing a movement TO
corral the proposed new street car lire
to the cemetery. The meeting was at
tended by about 800 people and all piedg-
ed themselves to do all in their pow or
to land the new line on that street. The
company is contemplating building a line
to Paramount by way of the cemeteries
and several routes have been proposed,
one being via the Douglas avenue line.
The people on Murdoch avenue will make
an earnest and honest endeavor to in
duce the company to build to Paramount
on Murdoch avenue by connecting with
the Main street line. After outlining
their campaign a committee consisting Of
20. H. Bentley, Robert Piatt and c. O..
Austin was appointed to call upon Man
ager Nelson and present their claims. A
committee Of eleven was also appointed
TO solicit signatures to to a petition ask
ing for a line. This committee CONSISTS
Of ]. W. Koontz, c. o. Austin, John
Sykes, John Britten1eld. W. y. Sutton,
Lewis Brittenfeld. T. w. white s. P.
Duncan. W. o. Goodln, ]. F. wilkins and
c. W. Hart
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ARE CONTRACTING FOR HAY
Representatives. Of Eastern Firms
Le'aue Sedgvyicl& CGuntN's Product.

E1am1 sedEygiclN CGUntE's Product.
\ number of men from the east have
been in the city during the last few days
Investigating the outlook for a hay crop
IN the territory adjacent TO Wichita, The
men were representatives Of eastern
firms. who deal extensively in hay and
grain and all were quite anxious to close
I'D contracts for shipments OF hay later
In the season.
There is a scarcity Of hay in number
Of eastern states and on account OF the
shortage many tons OF hay viii be ship
ped from this state. There is also d
shortage OF the crop in Illinois and In3i-
ana and farmers and others who use
large amounts Of hay are looking toward
Kansas COR their supply.
M w NJ Maryland, a representative
Of q New York firm. was in the city yes
terday and was in consultation with a
number of the dealers in regard 10 the
hay situation in this county. There is q
shortage in the hay crop in the state of
New York and shipments TO that state
have already commenced.
The demand for Kansas hay in New
York is the result Of the first shipment
of Sedgwick county hay into that state
by Henry c. Jowett Of the Jewett stock
farm. Mr.. Jewett bought 4 large amount
of hay in this county every year and dur
ing the winter season would have il baled
and shipped TO New York. He usually
bought the hay on the ground and saw
- it that IL was properly stacked. al
though at times the hay was purchased
after having been stacked by the farm
ers on the farms adjoining the Jegett
stock farm in the southern part OF the
county Il is said thar Mr.. Jewett never
failed 70 realize less than SIS per ton for
his SedEvicS county hay in New York
Since that time the New York people and
especially the horse men have appreciat-
ed the value Of rhe hay from Se6gwic5
county and many of them would use
nothing else when able TO secure IT. They
claim that IL is very beneficial TO their
horses ard helps 20 give them endurance
ana wind. which IS characteristic Of al
Setgviek county htrses
Che price cf hav has bscn Increasing
In his ely ana dealers have been sur
oree3 pr the local demand. Many acres
h7r land in this and adjoining coun-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
RECEIVE EASTERN HELP
Orient Man Gone to Mexico to Open
Ofice in the Capital

President A E. Stillwell. while in Chi
cago and in conversation over the long
distance telephone whit Vice President
". Sylvester of the Kansas City, Meu-
CO and Orient, said that within the last
few days several large eastern interests
had become identified with the project to
build the Orient line. Mr.. Still8eu had
been expected TO come direct to Kansas
City but said yesterday he would be IN
able to reach here before next week, says
the Kansas City Journal.
The stOsy which recently appeared in
several papers that the Orient officials
would soon make trip to Mexico to look
after the roads concessions was so badly
mixed as to be practically untrue. The
only foundation in fact was that some of
the men interested in the railroad and
the Guadian Trust company contemplate
trip TO the City of Mexico in September
to buy building for the occupancy of
the Guardian Trust company and start
the company off with eclat.
In the meantime the trust company
will open temporary offices in the Mexi-
can capital George c. Ball OF Chicago,
manager of the Mexican business Of the
company, having already gone there for
that purpose The real estate department
will be in charge of C. B. Cleveland, who
has been identified with the Stinwell
projects for three or four years, having
been the Mexican representative of the
steamship line plying between Port
Arthur and Mexican ports. 1t is proposed
TO introduce American methods in the
handling of real estate and rental bust
ness in Mexico.
Vice President Sylvester has moved his
offices from the Bank of Commerce build
ing to the room known as the directors
room in the Guardian Trust company
building.
The blood Is strained and purified by
the kidneys No hope of health while the
kidneys are wrong. FOLEY'S KIDNEY
CURE will make healthy kidneys and
pure blood c. Gehring 400 East Douglas;
Geo. Van Werden, 32S North Main; Wich-
tia Drug Co., 10 East Douglas; Gus Saur,
524 East Douglas
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VISITED EAGLE OFFICE
Party OF Ioua- People Examined
I6nntrnf Machines Lat Nt~hf

\ number q young people Esrs ot4c -
q merry time last ufEzt. and one - tire
a-uu-e-neuts was that = 1o@@-x On tte
Little river. Alter the bca, -ile t7e
young rsopls paid TIE EaE,e rs1ce . vssit
and fully examined Ire z1vsae-sss - ske
linotype machines and otAzr appliances
,ss.i n the making % - r,s.-o, 5.l.a7
daily. TaoSs oorn 7-fEtaE s1e PsTsv
ve-a. arsSsas Jesse Mat-s1fe. Y zto-7 IA
NaAelie T-eeia-5 Laura Cav. kansas
Cstv: Lizzie Sestoa- Tg7Ela Ma-z1lav s-ss
vzz{sress Ric-a-5s: Ness Ba-T Fs5c1-
ards. Finest Rsnssza. sz1 Rarrhar,. 10
Ws;Eon and Gro-re Gehrinz
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BICYCLES RECOVERED
Thieves Took Them From LitsOn's
store Last Monday.

The two bicycles stolen last Monday
night from Lltson Bros bicycle estsb-
lishment on Douglas avenue have been
recovered by the authorities at Udall.
Kan, where they were sold 10 a barbed
for Sl4 Both Of them were badly dam
aged by the thieves, all Of the enamel
having been scraped of one and painted.
After selling the wheels the fellows made
their escape. Upon closer examination
It occurred 20 the barber that they were
new wheels. ard being sold 50 cheap.
concluded that they had been stolen
Working upon this theory several posses
started cut to capture the thieves. Two
fellows were caught near Winfield but
they proved TO be innocent. The real
robbers we're caught. TOO. by the town
marshal q Udan and two ex-soldiers %
the famous Twentieth Kansas. after 4
long chase. but the two fellows deaef
their oarsuzs 70 taks them without a
warrant and the oflcFr believing that
there vas something n what they said.
returned "a toyu for q warrant. leaving
the two soldiers n gpsrd thsm. White
tna marshal -as gore the fellows got
away and esrsr4s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
CONCERT AT HUTCHINSON
xo.-Kans. Telephone People Give Ex-
a h.Eion OF Lon Isistnnce Phones

The sou-i-hsnsSs Fe.enh0ns com
pany save 3 long distance phone exhibit
ton st Hutchinson last night The local
management ~ Hutchinson had sent out
Invitations u the leading citizens OF the
city ana q ls-Ee crowd had been anucl-
paced 70 be in attendance by Nessrs.
DUgssn and Meredith Of this city. VIC
ha3 charge Of the exhibition Converse
tioD with people n the east. music from
TopeEa. Kansas City and Omaha were
features Of the entertainment
The telephone people recently save an
exhibition o. theLr long distance iustrU-
ments at Wellington and the Wellington
people were quite enthusiasts over the
result
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
Women
: 1EERpK
About , hEss
kn addressing MFss
Rfnkkaagss y09 are COEsss
EagxzFEcaEGng Wsfss
a ES @Dge9 @Ea
a Woman

a wossass whose expe-
rEesCe fRs treating female
Ills IS greater Es3aEs frat
Of any living pes's07y male
Or female
She has fifty thousand
SEgch Testimonial letters
as we are GofSfarffy pWs-
IEsEfEssg showing that Lydia
Es PEnksfaHa'S Vegetable
Compound Is aafyy re-
IeHEssg BssgfaareaS Of sUf-
fesfiasg women.
Every wossaaRs knows
sSEsag w0assa7 FRS Fink
hags9 haS restored go
heaEfiss
Egrss PassEzkaasss makes
E.o statements she cannot
grove Her advice IS
F~n~ LYDIA E. Pinkharl
SESSS Med Co, Lynn, MasR
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ing az the corner Of Market and Williams
streets. A cordial invitation is extended
20 all.
There viii be a meeting OF the dele
gates to the county convention from thu
Fourth ward at the Office Of Dyer &
Davis zoe North Main street. this MORN
ing at $50 sharp. Everey tsiegate IS Ts-
quested to be there en- time.
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Mr.. MCCLELLAN Is HOME
Longs to Get Back TO wichita No Nat
Tor " here FEe Il

Mr.. NJ. A Mcclellan is home for few
days mo matter where I 60" re said
yesterday. Il want TO get back 10 W3ch-
tia Whether it Is Chicago, Indianapolis.
Cleveland. Cincinnati or any other place
long Tor this littlet city. And doesn't
Wichita look clean and beautiful? talk
OF Its glories and its growth everywhere
go. I have been doing that for seven
years. but must say that now I haye
auditors who realize that l am telling
Them facts"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
lakes CHAMP CLARNS PLACE
Jerry simpson snv ted to Debate
Wits congressman DsIIiVer

Ez-Coug-es srraz jerry simpson recefv-
Cd an invitation Shl-s attending the F1rt
sc5tc convention 80 taEs Conyrtssa.s1
Champ C5zrka pace n = debate xita
Congre4smzs }. 2. DoaEver x Iowa ard
he vii probably scce2t Ire debate is %
~ held a. she oyvllle. IL, n AEgusz g.
and IRE subject VII Re 'EEnsEs.1-- %
Hr. s.np@a1 taxing the negative. Cor
grsssEea Doll7Sr ard CIarx have been
having a se-1es Il seoat@s over fte ecu--
t-y. bag oz3rs 20 tAe la;ter's E1nass be
j. compelled - ask fr- a sgasrtz.e ar
Ire limitation - sTts-ssG % ~ sl=s-
scu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Peerless Degree Of Honor, No. IS. will
meet IN regular session at s o'clock this
evening. Candidates for initiation. Al
members please be present.
There viii be a meeting OF the Sec
ond ward county delegation at the law
Office OF Thomas c. Wilson. rs North
Main street this morning at 10:l5 sharp.
The ladies of the Universalist church
will give an ice cream social this even
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happy.

wlcha
June a. 1870 purchased
s 0zrze
has corrected al the@s
PEE mat IN
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500 mat Al" % a4 faat - ciHra far e.
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gratefully recommend nEsPF5-ALdT
can avs further information
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bad case q kidney trouble the bladder
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WlIHAN EVANGELlSI
Ronaiae Hathaway Assist az Rev.
Mann.sE is E~ansas Meetings

Ra--a1as EsizzssF. tas s-ysa.-ols s1a
q " ana 2fr~ zaeasre E4,AAwaT. {.
proez5.y tze 1e-sgsss Fg-seh.lza ~zo ever
seat 81. = entertain tbs V1slsc. Ire
ls,-ss -la- has aez-ufsi vssce e rizxs-
iar s<ess2eas arr Rew Chester gEz=lnr.
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asd sort rs-ss2s.a Aers ssrs thzs re &
attracting zncA attention Ard Fecsz r1z.g
z-zzy Gz@ coz-yAza@atx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
TO ASTHMA srrrrRERS

Lawson Elvidge-of Darlington, III, says
he was cured OF chronic asthma Of long
standing by FOLEY-S HONEY AND
TAR. Il gives positive relief in all cases
OF asthma, So this disease. when not
completely cured. Is robbed OF all its ter
rors by this great remedy. c. Gehring,
800 East Douglas; Geo. Van Werdcu, IS
North Main: Wichita Drug Co, 10 East
Douglas; Gus Saur. - East Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
Use s!ien.s Faot.Eas2 in Yo1r Cloves

A lady writes: ~ shake Aliens Foot-
ESc iHta uT gloves and -uh q little on
,.y H.Gls Il saves mg gloves On ah-
-t-'-.rF ,trSair1tsrr. i Is "a most dzfaty-
powder We invite the attention
a. pass cia15 ard nurses 70 c1e 1b 1lut-
fuE-y -cf Aliens Fcrt-Ease. Dr w =
H. caI.o- &C re sCEicaz0 Clinic.
'I- d grand preparation. ] am
tsi e constantly ia my practice" All
t-fg o~f hoe stores sci H. &c. sample
sot ElE. Address Alien :. Olms,e1.
1s BOY -.
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HOMESEEKERSt HOMESEEKERs :
SUMMER EXCURSIONS TO
OTnpATO AND UTAH

On June L. July Z. S, .. 10 and Is. and
August 2. the Santa Fe Route viii sell
round trip tickets 10 Denver. Colorado
Springs. Pueblo Glenwood Springs. salt
Lake city and Ogden At lowest standard
irst-class fare. plus s. stop-oyers en-
route west Of first Colorado common
point within thirty days from date e
sale; final return limit. October 81. 1863.
For further information call on or ad-
dress, L *. DELANEY.
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II you do not
get good, re-
FIRE shing sleep,
if your blood is
poor and you are
MISERABLE
If you are hon
est in your de-
sire for health
and will get an
Ozy genor, you
can be well and
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woNIAN's RIGHTS.

Many women suffer al sorts Of so called
female weaknesses" Just because their
kidneys are out Of order and they have a
right to know FCLEY'S KIDNEY CURE
is Just what is needed by most ailing
women. G. Cehring. 80 East Douglas;
Geo. Van Werden. 3eS North Main: Wich-
TIA Drug Co, 10 East Douglas; Gus Saur.
5et East Douglas
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RHEUMATISM CURED TO STAY
CURED; ALSO ALL DISEASES OF
THE NERVES, INTERNAL ORGANS
OR SKIN. CITY TESTIMONY.

Your Bronchial Lung, Liver Heart, Stomach Bowel Kidney
Bladder Rectal Nerve Skin Trouble be positively cured
the Oxygenor 1t is Oxygen and does
disease itself for disease local It and the
CAUSE and you cannot be well till the is removed.
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Educate Your Bowal.l

Your bowels can % t-ssae1 a. vel a.
yocr muscles % yc-s brain. Cascz~ess
Caniy ca1h@-tSc train y1gr 5cEe.s % T.
-sxst Al druggists. 49, &c sc
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REAL ESTATE rRASsFEHs.
WARRANTY DEEDS


and Land company. Il. NJ. DuBois. Alb
stractor. Court House. Phone $50
WARRANTY DEEDS.
s. W Cooper to Lizzie Champion,
west q IL feet lot II. Ida avenue.
Hy1es addition ....-.-.-....-..-......t -
Kate Crosson 10 Peter Whide. south
half southeast quarter. section g.
=, east ..-..---.--.- -sss.s-s-ss AstN
Frank F. and Olive Davis 20 Anna
s. Weiss. = acres in northwest
quarter section =. .. east---. 1@a
Robert Palmer to James X. Fowler.
lots odd 80 TO 6. S.s,ond avenue,
block IA, less two tracts Ak.ns'
addition to Clearwater ............. "a
f. s McIain 10 Fida ". Somers
lot s.. Cleveland avenue. Mathew
sons fourth addition ................ flsQ
Nelson Swan 10 Minnie c. Petry. lot
COS Fourth avenue Ferrclrs sec
ond addition ....-...................... %
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Floods Of Ok
ygen ia your
blood, such as
are induced by
the use Of the
OxygsnoT, will
positively puri-
fy the blood, or
else II ature
made q mistake
Ia giving Us OK
ygen antiseptic
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CURED BRONCHIAL TROUBLE.

Charles Z. Davis, of 1071 ". Congress
street, Chicago, says: 81 suffered for
years with bronchial trouble and tried
many kinds of medicines without relief
until began taking FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR, which cured me-" G. Gehring
400 East Douglas; George Van Werden, 328
North Main; Wichita Drug Co.. 10 East
Douglas; Gus Saur. 52i East Douglas.
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ties have been already contracted for
and the hay viii be cut and stacked, to
be shipped east later in the season. This
is unusual at this time of year and de-
notes that eastern people appreciate
Kansas hay.
A large amount of hay viii be stored
in the city during the fall for use during
the winter and spring months, and by so
doing the dealers do not need to contend
with bad weather and muddy roads