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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-01
CATTLE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

When the hog buyers and the people
about the scale house had nothing else
10 do yesterday they discussed the rela-
tive capacity OF the new Doid and the
Cudshy packing houses. When they had
settled that question to their satisfaction
they preceded 70 reopen the Sampson
SchIey case and read1ust that according
10 their ideas Of the eternal fitness OF
things. Dad Tilford was certain that
SchIey made a mistake IN the loop and
Charles Sharp and John Garret thought
the loop saved the battle. while Billy
Wallace was sure the Texas never came
20 2 dead halt.
yards IS having some T. R Russell colts
kind OF trained on the sly and he is going
70 open the eyes OF some OF the horsemen
next fall. J. B. Chandler is the man he
IS after.
The cattle buyers az the yards do not
now have as many on hand TO select from
20 iii orders as they did some time ago.
The yards are expected to be about clear
OF cattle tonight
The farmers report that the moist
weather Of the east week has caused some
Of the wheat 70 start growing which they
thought was dead. Most Of them, how
ever contend that the crop cannot pos
sibly be as good as that Of last year.
INSPECTOR Tilford. when there was moth
ing doing at the yards yesterday, went
over 10 the DOld packing house and got
Superintendent Darrigrand 70 show him
over the big new cooler. The average
weight OF the superintendent and the in
enec-or - over two hundred pounds and
after thev had inspected the cooler they
switch and thrust their hands IN their
pockets and discussed the matter. John
Rathman said he never heard such blast
u hot air since he had been In Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-01
REUNION AFTER TWENTY YEARS
Indiana Minister Claims Wife Kid
named Son and DAUGHTER.


Hartford City. Ind. Feb 2S--Rsv. Z
Goodrich OF Red Key has Just been re-
united 70 son and daughter. Kidnapped n
Illinois twenty years ago. Rev. Mr.. Good
rich and a sister were left orphans when
children in New York. They became
separated and have never seen each other
sirce. He came west and married and
settled IN Henry County. IL Two chill
dren. Winnie and George. were born
ore dsy Slr. Goodrich went 70 Chicago.
when he returned home he SAYS his wife
and children were missing. For twenty
years he has searched for them No elsw
did he find uns1 recently. when he r.
ceived a letter from Ms Lafayette FIJI
more. Independence Iowa Within a feV
DAYS he learned positively the writer was
his long lost daughter. who knew the
wheera bouts OF her brother. George Good
rich. Nlr Goodrich SAYS his daughter
claims she and her brother were kifnap-
ned BY their mother and placed in a par
ochisl school. when TIE daughter In
ished her education she was placed Il &
nursery. hut ESCAPED ard later married
PREACHER The mother Is now said 70 b
IN a Canadian nun1srr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-01

\ staG e eminent physicians ard s---
reons from the British Medical Institute
have. at tae urgent solicitation q 2 large
number OF patients under their care 81
ibis country, established a permanent
branch OF the Institute 81 th1s city. IL
the WINE buldlaE. rooms -ae---l. 20
East DcugIas avenue
These eminent gentlemen have decided
70 give tbelr servlces entirely free :c-
three months fzls6iclzes excepted! 20 al
iavslids who CAL upon them tor rrezt-
men. between uow AID March
The object n pursuing ta-s cc-rss is %
become rapidly ard personally acquainted
wlSh TIE sick and afflicted an uuder I'D
conditions vi any eharge EhsteFzr o.
made Tor any services rendered FER -hree
months 70 al who can hefore 1sarra
Nais and female weakness. cztsrrh and
catarrhal deaf1ess. also rupture. Eostre
cancer. al skin diseases aid al diseases
OF the rectuza. are pcslttTeiy cared By
their nsE Treatment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-01
RESULTS most SATISFACTORILY
HzndIcaps Of Last Week Have Not
Depressed Business

New York, Feb. Or. G. Dun & Co.'S
Weekly Review Of Trade tomorrow viii
say:
Although the shortest month of the
year was further curtaned BY two hoK-
days and handicapped by the most Sc
we're storms OF the winter. Industrial and
trade results were most satisfactory. The
closing week brought a general resumo-
ton Of activity IN lines that suffered from
the weather. ard preparation for al eK-
ceptioually heavy spring business was re-
ported az many points; southern cities
alone being backward
Insufficient motivs power and had
weather combined to restrict the move
ment OF coke from Connellsville. and pig
iron production suffers at q time when
maximum output would not be excess
sive
Cereals opened the week With a decided
reaction. as usual. speculative liquidation
carried the decline TOO far. and there fol-
lowed the customary recovery. Wheat
came into sight rather more freely than
a year ago, and the Atlantic shipment OF
-four made better compa rison than in
recent preceding weeks, but total exports
OF wheat from the United States, -four
included. were but 3lS5.052 bushels.
against 4s24,24s bushels a year ago.
Corn showed the customary loss IN both
movements. receipts amounting 70 only
1872 s4 bushels, against ASS. 7s3 bushels
last year, while Atlantic corn shipments
were 1s4 So bushels. compared with 3 81
$50 in the same week OF 1901. Cotton ruled
fairly steady at the recent advances.
which attracted more liberal marketing at
the south. but supplies in first hands are
reported very low. Wool has been taken
less freely by mills, but dealers show no
lack OF confidence IN the future OF that
staple.
Failures for the week number rs n the
United States against I7s last year and IS
n Canada, against 81 last year.
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RIVAL TO OLD SOL
Railroad Company InstalIs Powerful
LIGHT to Make Blue Prints.


Cleveland. O.. Feb. 2S.-The engineering
force of the Lake Shore railroad has pur-
chased an artificial sunshine machine that
win make II independent Of Old Sol. The
new sunshine machine arrived yesterday
and is being installed in the Lake Shore
railroad building az Seneca and St Clair
streets. II cost several hundred dollars
It Is an immense cylinder Of glass taller
than q man and as large around as a
barrel. swung or piyots at the sides OF
the center so that it can be moved into
whatever position IS wished. It is to be
used for making blue prints OF maps.
drawings and plans. These ara drawn
in india ink on transparent tracing paper
or cloth Light cannot shine through the
ink OF the lines but passes through the
clear tracing paper or cloth almost as
strongly as through glass. Many copies
Of the drawings are often wanted and
they are duplicated BY placing them over
blue print paper and exposing them 20 the
sunlight The light turns the chemicals
n the paper blue and makes q perfect re-
production OF the original drawing in
white lines on a blue ground.
With the new artificial sunlight machine
there will be no necessity OF waiting for
the sunlight % make blue prints. The
tracing 10 be copied VIII be placed on the
big. hollow. glass cylinder and the blue
print paper placed over it. In side the
big glass cylinder IS an electric light OF
40 candle power. This does the work OF
the sunlight and does it much faster be-
cause the light IS several times as strong
as the brightest sunlight Cleveland ever
has and IL can be depended upon al the
time whether the air IS as smoky as usual
or clear. Some days when thu sun IS
shining the air IS 50 full OF smoke that Il
takes a long tine 70 make a blue print by
sunlight in the ordinary way.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Market Was Very Tame
Affair Yesterday.
PRICES WERE STEADY
More Life Was Shown in The
Cattle Section.

Yesterday was che Of the duIlest days
witnessed on the hog market here IN q
long time. There was only one car load
received during the day and II came about
the tine the buyers were ready 10 90
home and vas held over. The entire days
sales numbered less than one hundred.
which consisted OF q few followers and
wagon hogs. The market closed COM
parat,vely high the previous day and the
prices yesterday were about steady.
There was, however, no good hogs on the
market 10 test the buyers 70 know what
they would do. They stayed around the
market al day. reading the papers and
discussing various question hoping for
few stray loads OF good hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-01
HOG SALES
CATTLE.

The receipts OF cattle were not isrgs
yesterday but the cattle market showed
g good deal more life THAI the hog mar
ket IS to the volume Of business. The
bulk OF the offerings were stockeTs and
feeders and they all brought good prices.
Nearly everything on the market brought
four dollars OF over. The cattle seem 10
keep coming IN limited numbers, but
somehow the impression prevails here
that receipts are going 70 be very light
from this time until grass Eat cattle are
ready for market next summer. Butcher
cattle. feeders and stockers are all in de-
Tnand and most OF them that come to
this market are sent out on orders but
or ST joseph.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago Feb. z.-Cattle-Receipts go;
slow. steady Good to prime steers, $50
G77.o0. poor 70 medium. s4O0G6. 60; stock
ers and feeders. 3 25G5.00; cows. 81 80
500; helfers S225G525; Gamers. sL25G
rs: bulls. s25164.63: calves, S250G6 %:
Texas led steers. S4.2eT5.75.
Hogs-Receipts today 2. 600: tomorrow.
- COO: left over 4, co Market active to 10c
higher Mixed and butchers. S5S0Z6.So:
good 70 choice heavy. 81. 2n76.35; rough
heavy. s5e0G615; light. s5-T5d5-s0
Sheep-Receipts 400 head: steady 70
lower good to choice Eethers. 81 1885:
fair 20 choice mixed sS.S00450: western
sheen. 81 2ed5. 90. native lambs, $3.50
6 q: western lambs S5.25f6. 20.
Of7cial receipts and shipments for yes
terday.
Receipts-Cattle. I2.7ss; hogs. ss,T52;
sheep. 1883.
shipments-Cattle. 5.ss1; hogz. 1902;
sheep. 21T.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-01
The Vic az Naaainu.

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New York Money Market.

New York. Feb. &.-(Close)-Mcney on
call steady at 2il 70 per cent: closed
offered ~ per cent; prime mercantile
paper. 4anz per cent Sterling exchange
firm with actual business in bankers bills
at sAS73.G as for demand and al 81 s51t for
sixty days; posted rates. S4S5 and 81 So .
commercial bills $3.50 afs524- Bar silver
55isc: Mexican dollars. Sl14c-
Government bonds steady. state bonds
inactive. railroad bonds irregular.
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New YORK.

New York. Feb E--Butter-Receipts
, ss packages Market firm. State dairy.
91IZ5c; creamery. ZlGz.c5 June creamery
i 1231zc. factory. 16EIc.
Chees=ReceiQts, go packages Mar
Ret firm Fancy large early made, COL
cred, I2d12sc; fancy small state. full
cream, early made. white, l-9slz-sc; fancy
snail state, fun cream early made, white
lzlf Il1zc.
Egg=Receipts. :. 10 packages. Market
fiIn.er. State and Pennsylvania. zs1zc;
vestern AZ marx. 2S1zc.
SUgar-Raw. firm Fair refining. &c;
centrifugal. IS test. 35sc. noIzsses sugar
2.kc Refined tGiel- Crushed, 5-S-cs pow
Csred. 4 SOC. graduated, 4-s9c-
AOlasses-CuIsL-
Poultrv-AIive, lower. Sprinssrs. 1e,zci
turkeys &c: fowls 1g1zc- Dressed Gemor-
allied. Sprirgers, 1eT12c; foHls, sCsS.c;
q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-01

fair TO good. s5.006e %: stockers and feed
ers, s325G46 g; western fed steers, Soe-g
500: Texas and Indian steers. A-5e15. . I:
Texas cows 81 25G4 50; native steers, 800
a475: heifers. 3-75gs.O0; Gamers, S.50g
3-25; bulls. sS25fi4 40: calves, 81 +9Ge.i0.
HogSReceipts : % head Market very
active, mostly 10c higher. Top, IS 70; bulk
ed packers, IS 1865; light, s.. zFds 20; pigs
81 1865
Sheep-Receipts, 200 head. Market
steady. Native lambs, $500Gs- -; western
lambs. s6o066.35: native wethers. 500
$50: western wethers g 05d5. 40; yearlings
s.. 75Gs.15: ewes $4-75G5.35; culls and feed
ers. s209450.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Feb. w-Dy Goods-There
has been no change in the character OF
the general demand for cotton goods To-
day. The tone Is firm throughout, but
sellers are net quoting any prices. Print
cloths are hard 10 buy. Linens are very
firm but quiet Burlsps dull, at previous
prices
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ST. Louis.

ST. Louis. Feb. 2S-Cattle-Receipts 800
including 200 Texans. Market steady 70
strong. Beef steers 4.50E7d-75; stocksrS
and feeders, g. 65G4s0 cows and heizeTs.
s. ga s.: Texas steers. grassers, g. so
40; fed. A-25Q5.60: COWS and heifers,
g -39dS s5
HogAReceipts, 4.oo0. Market cents
higher Pigs and lights. S5.s545.s0; pack
ers. s.. sd6.o5: butchers, s605ds.35.
Sheep-Receipts 800 Market strong.
Natives. $4ooQ5.55; lambs, s5.25Gs.75.
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Can't Keen II sccret.

The splendid work Of Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills is daily coming to light No
such grand remedy for liver and Bowel
troubles was ever known before. Thous-
ands bless them for curing Constipation.
Sick Headache. Biliousness. Jaundice and
Indigestion. Try them. &c at Behring's
nharrnacv.
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ST Joe. Feb. S.-Cattle-Receipts so
head: steady: native. "a AJ1s 90; cows and
heicers, 81 7576- 30; veals, S. 509s.50; stock
ers and feeders. & 50642
Hogs-Receipts 4.500 head; 10 70 80
higher; light and light mixed, s5.6016-l0;
G5.0o.
Sheep-Receipts 2. 40 head; steady; west
ern lambs, s5.50Q6.3S; western sheep, 800
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Feb. 3.-The cotton market
opened steady. with prices one to four
points higher and closed firm and net 10
70 - points higher, with sentiment very
b,1fffzh
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OF the senator's as OF different gravity.
but ve approve the resolutions reported
ISigneeI Wv. BAILEY.
JOSEPH G BLACKBURN.
"E. W PETTUS
FRED 7. DUBOIS.
MURPHY J. FOSTER
MURPHY J. FOSTER
Members OF the Committee on Privileges
and Elections"
The MINORITY REPORT
The report OF the minority committee
was then read.
This vas presented By Nr- McCouas
OF behalf OF himself and Mr. Beverage.
IN which Mr.. Prirchard concgrred IN part
n this statement the senators signing
Il say that while they accept the state
uent OF the case as made in To pFiacl-
pal report they do not agree With the
majority OF the committee as 70 the puE-
ishmeat proposed b the majority They
then say.
The junior senator from South Csroiina
IS guilty OF unparlia-aentary Ia-guage-
The senior senator from south Carolina
Is guilty OF physical violence. Neither IL
the statutes Of any state no- IN the con-
non opinion q mankind are The two o.
lenses the same II the senate is 70 retain
the respect Of the county II must retai-
its own self respect This cannot BE- done
by lightly passing over the grave oGsnses
II has suffered The light form Of pun
ishment IS q rsnriu2u5 or ccusure- Il IS
the latter which the majority proposes 70
inasct for the two oGezses Offering n
character and gravity. The minority q
the committee are OF the opinion that
this punishment IS inadequate and 70 ts-
more the differences between the oTsnsss
as unjust The minority az TIRE COMMITTEES
IS q the opinion that Suspension o. the
tvo Offending senator's from their soma
torisI privileges heretofore inflicted should
now be formally ad5udsed and continued
for different periods q time"
The minority report then enters uron
an extended argument IL support q this
proposition The argument IS based upoa
the second clause. firth section OF the con-
stitutfon conferr!ng upon each house e
congress power % punish It's members for
disorderiy behavior. The report concludes
by recommending that Senator McLsurin
be suspended from his functions rs son
ator for five days and that senator TIL
nan Be suspended fer twenty-five days
They add:
she objection that no punishment
shAld deprive a sovereign state of rs
votes in the senate fails when we consider
the rights OF all the states and above al
the right and duty Of the senate o. the
United States % punish adequately
grave orense-
M Pritchard's addition 20 the above
statement Is IN the following language.
II concur IN all The FOREGOING views eN-
cept as 70 the punishment o. TIRE Junior
senator from South Carolina. Il IS NY
opinion that the punishment be has al
ready suffered is adequate % his onense-
7 make no recommendation as TO she pun
ishnent 20 - imposed on the senior sena-
tor from South Carolina
when the name % sIcLsurin of Ms
slssippi was reported in the rou cali he
said.
Being related by kinship g one q The
senator's involved. 7 ask 70 be excused
from voting
afr. McLaurin Is. c. ore % TIE offend
ing senators. SAID n response 90 his name
which had been restored % .he roll;
7 refrain from voting Tor obvious
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BANK cLEARiNcs

New York, Feb. Zs--The following table,
compiled by Bradsrreet shows the bank
clearings st the principal cities for the
week ended February =. With the per-
ceutage OF increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
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Wichita and Western

Nc. 49,. Pratt E. Kingman Pas
se1gcr. except sunday .....--.-.I 81
Nc. ~. Fratr and kirgfnau ac-
corn, Tuesday. Thursday and
SatlTllF .----------.---.s--.-- ~
lie.
No. AZ ki-g--ns ard Pratt PAS
senssr. sxecpt SUNDAY -. IS
No A.. biuguan ard Pratt Ac-
CON. Monday Wedncsday and
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Ksre.s City

Kansas City. Feb. s-Cattie-Receipts
$40 natives, SO Texans. 100 calves.
Heavy cattle steady: medium grades IN
best demand az firm prices Choice ex-
port and dressed beef steers. 5.2Gd6-5o
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60 Flshernen h q.

Bay City. Mich. Feb. S-Neariy so
fishermen are n peru tonight edrift on
an immense ice nov n Saginaw bay
Their unstable support broke lose from
TIE shore
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Frlscn SNstem.

Leave Daily.
10. 90. s.. Louis Fast Mall ....-. ! . > n
No t1- Arkansas. Okla. Il No.
Mail ana Express ...............-.Io Is : y.
Arrive DatiN.
No. II. Kansas East Mall and tx : p , "a
No. 81 k-usas Man and Exn-ess 8 = a "a
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PILES
On Sunday. March 2, We viii publish
on the 18th page Of the Eagle half page
ad. for Drs. vickers & vickers, the pile
specialists. II troubled with any disease
OF the rectum, don't fail TO read It Send
for their free booklet
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Eldridge Commission Go.
CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.

Stock Yards. Wichita. Kan.
Colsigu Your stock 10 Us Tor best posi-
bic results we expect 10 set and hold
orr trade bv the thorough efficiency o.
Ger work and the STREE EusirCSs iuteE-
rity OF our methods. ard cordially invite
,n-Lr bushes o. This bass Lelephore s..
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RAILR0RDTlmE TABLES
Mlssouri Pacific Railway.
AtchisOn. Topeka and Santa &c ~.

Kansas City & Chicago Ex- ..---.11 - n
h G. Colorado g. Caiifarufa Esx.-- = 8 p "a
- ellington Accumulation ...---- = = n
caldwell Aclcrnmosistioa -------. > > "a
X c. & Cnlc4Eo Exuress .-....---.l9 : 3 n
&rrlves Daily.
Punishable EnS-srcSs .--.--.....--...Ia e. q -
'EaEleNQcd Branch Accom-. ---- 5 q g n
leave Da.lE.
t-A-.'---HAt@ 81 80
oklal1ula zDd Irxiis Express - = a n
lSi1lcUa Day LxrTsss .--.--.. - q r.
Wellington Acct mrn01atio- ..-, = n
'l'sli-v.el Acce-l-nc14tsoa .-.--. e 4 z
Af.NlS E.AEFf-t 500 s-
sEnS.ewood Branch Accon- .-...- 4 a n
rEsilv cNcsnt SUNDAY.
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sNot lrl1zse4 u totals tecalsz contain
izE 1tEsE ifzz1s Zhzu e5eari1Ez.
Net i-cl-4e1 n t1tzts oecz-ss q -
ccEra-fser r. IzE- ye--.
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Chicago. Rock Island ard PaSife

WEST Bound.
Leave Dssiv
No = Texas Nsstfhuled Ex...... % Pm
80. 8 Texas Fast Express -....- IS : <
Nc s.. Daily ENcept sunday .... 81 ? n
EAST BOUND
Leave Daily.
10. 2 Chicago vestioulea Tx. IS a n
No. Z. X. e. ard Eastern E.x...-.- IS = n
No. 1i Daily E-cens Sunday -.---l S 3 n
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7s1s974c: No. ?. &c; No. red, SIC; No. !.
slTing, 12G73c.
Corh-5iay. csc: September. sc: cash,
No . mixed, GGsl1zc; 30 2 white s5G
sic Nc ), SIC.
Oats-No. white, z41z9z5c-
Hay-c5oice timothy. 1s.mg1s.5o; choice
prairie, 81 5lez13. 60.
Batter-Creamery 22a96c; dairy, fancy
&c
Egg-Fresh, 21d21tsc.
Receipts OF Thear, s cars
ST. Louis.
St Louis, Feb. zs--W hest-Higher- No.
: red cash. elevator. SIC; track. Si1scI
sc; Nay. ~ GSTsc5 July, TIC; No
Corn-Higher- No. cash. s9ssc; track,
81 d611zc: May, csc; July, CSC
Cats-HIgher. No , cash, TIC; track,
zsg5z5i5c; May, 44l5c; July, Se7se; No.
white, sS0&61<c-
Ry@EIrTu. SIC
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RED l. JOHNSON, Observer.

Washington. Feb. 2s.-Forecast: Kan
sas-Fair and cooler Saturday; Sunday.
fair and warmer; variable winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
and cooler Saturday; Sunday. fair; var
IA bic winds
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c. p. johnson & Co..

1--we stock CommI~s GA serrhantS
once: Stock Yards Exchange Build
ing, Wichita. Phone 4e6.
F-ffreen wears experfe2ce IN the business
er,shles Is 20 secure best results for our
Fasteners. Market quotations furnished
uoon request Money furnished 10 feeders
Reference: Kansas National Sank.