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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

writing me any letters, as yen will always
hold nay trade as long I need any whisky.
Yours truly. O. y. RESSEl4L.
The American National Bank of Kansas City,
Mo, Sept. II, 902.-Io Whom II May Con
Germ: We take pleasure in recommending 10
the business community the Keilersirass Dis
filling Company Of this city of which Mr.,
Ernest Keerstrass Is president.
Ever since they we're established in this city
they have transacted their banking business
with US. and so have watched With interest
The wonderful growth OF their business
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

Tnen~I desire to say 4 word in favor of your
whisky. 1 have been using 1t for nearly three
years and can truly say that Il is the most
delightful and iny4gorating beverage that
have ever drunk; for purity and excellency u
is unsurpassed. Before ! began using il
suffered greatly with general debility, hut stnce
using it my health is greatly improved ana
my farm work has become a real pieasurc
Yours truly. ". b. WHETsToNE.
We have testimonials like the above from
over 200 newspapers and over SO oo0 Gus
toners.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

Their phenomenal success is an unfailing in
dication of integrity, knowledge and indofati-
gable energy. We have given them permission
10 use cur bank as reference, having answered
many inquiries about them, and there is not
a single case reported to US that did not come
,Ip to our recommendation.
we wish this progressive firm abundant sue
cess In the future, to which they are certainly
entitled. and, no doubt. will obtain. Very truly
yours, U Il. PisAA' Cashlet
Traders Bank Of Kansas City, Kansas city
IL sn-at q loNo II Whom Il N.Y. Com
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

ceiyed from you is thu lest whisky / have ever
drunk ii ny Ufe. Ny friends declare also that
II is The best whisky they have ever drunk
You certainly can rely upon getting my trade
a long as you ship the goods you have
been shipping us TOR the past few years Yours
truly MICHAEL SILVER.
Chandler, Nina. sept. IL. i9o2.-Keliar-
ssrass pist!Nng Company, Kansas city, Mo:
Observation-Disclosures my thanks for your prompt
ness in sending my goods, am well pleased
with It and will do all can TO recommend
your goods 20 my friends and neighhors, ana
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26


the Greatest Distilling Company
IN the World.
ne hellerstrass Distiing Company of kan
as City. Mo. the proprieto,s of Kellerstrass
- whisky. have of the most conf
''''eIy equipped plants OF the kind in the
"oFlp They make the whisky. bottle It, pack
- LOT shipment AMI send it direct to the con-
S~4her without ever allowing II 70 pass through
ne hands OF the dealer. isy this method of
neaiins the company guarantee it's uni
N"In quality and flavor TO the consumer.-St.
louis Republic. Nov. 9. 1909.
keiie9strass Rye is the bestknown whisky
ia tho world. Every town ana hamlet from
one end os the country to the other has its
regular patrons 0! The Kellerstrass Dlstiliing
company. Of Kansas City, Mo. The phenom-
enal success OF this company IS dua TO the
merit OF its whisky They extensive ad-
Fertisers, but He know from years of expe-
rience in the newspaper business that unless
an article has zeal merit. advertising cannot
make its sale proatape.-New York World,
Nov. 5, 1902.
The delicious favor and the purity OF Keller
-tTass Rye Is prorerbial. This weli-lSnown
Whisky IS made b. the Kellerstrass Distilling
Company. Of Kansas City, No Millions Of b~t-
les of it have been sold and not sin6ls
customer has ever expressed his disaatisiac-
ticn- This Is remarkable record ana Ger
calmly speaks well for the high grade OF this
famous whisky --Chieag2 American, Nov. 8
leo2.
nj
produced by modern business methods Is the
Nellerstrass Disabling Co. az Kansas City,
No. This company sells whisky by mall ana
las thousands OF customers residing in all
parts OF this country New YORK Journal,
Nov. :, 1909.
1t pays to satisfy people at this day ana
age. The merchant who sells the salts
faction or snoaey back plan ana adheres 20 it
strictly. IS sciden. heard TO complain %
secretly of business TQle Keilerst1ass Distill-
ing Co. OF Kansas city. No has fully 800
ooo customers, every one ct ~hom It claims
is satisfied Their great success under these
conditions Is not $50 remarkable aftes all
Minneapolis Farmers Trlhuae. Nor 7. 9o2
The Development OF the naH-oraer business
In the last few years hls ueen little short Of
marvellous. Il is DON possible 70 GUY ana sell
als1ost anythlng on Tie JnaH-or1er plan The
IIellerstlas4 Dstius Co. Of Kansas Clt5',
Mo which has song been famoos 70. the
l.arity Of its whisky hae adopted tho plan of
Cling direc; t. tie consun~7. The business
Of the coinpaus has developed uneA tae entire
ltput Of its distHlcr, is uow sala ia tAis
.rav. and IL e saiH the express companies are
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

you can my name in any way you see TT
in spreading the fame ana name OF your goods.
there is no question but what it is the best
nd purest whisky that we have eyer Dad in
this locality Yours truly, JOHN sQUfER.
Mapieavillc. Ark. Aug 80 ieo2-Kelcr-
strass pistiling Company. Kansas City Mo:
Dear .sirs~-I guess you though, had forgot
ten you. bat / never forget a good tldrs in
fali and winter aud / herewith give sou an
order Tor tvo gallons Of your lo-year-old Rye.
Is it is the best whisky we have eyer been
sble TO get hold Of. There IS no use of you
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

Germ: take pleasure in stating THAI l have
for several years done business with the kei-
lerstrass Disabling Company, OF this city of
which Mr. Ernest kellcrStrass is president
and that our relations have been most salts
factory. Their credit standing is frst-class.
and the wonderful growth OF IA, ir business
curing the past five years is abundant evidence
Of their square dealings with their customers,
Yours very truly,
j. Il. DOMINICK. President
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

Hamburg. Ark. Sept II. 1902 -kellerstrass
DstIling Company, Kansas City. Mo: Gentle.
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WORDS OF PRAISE

Inc Following Endorsements from
the Press, Financial Institutions
ana Customers Prove Not Only the
Great Merit of the Kellerstrass
whisky, but the Company To Be
the Greatest Distilling Company
IN the World.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

oberItn. Kas., Oct. 8. lso2.-KenerstTss
f,istlling Company Kansas city. Mo: Cen
femer-I can tell yoW that tho whisky re-
Holbrook argus., 1903-10-31

grave danger in this country found in the colonization of alien communities in our great cities. Such colonies" he says. "are a menace to the physical, social, moral and political security Of the country. Removed from the sweat shops and slums of the great cities and given the opportunity to acquire home, every alien. however radical his theories of government and indi- vidual rights may have been, will be- come conservative supporter in theory and practice of those institu- tions under whose benign protection he has acquired and can defend his household goods. Suitable legislation is therefore strongly urged to estab- fish agencies by means of which, either with or without the cooperation of the States, aliens shall be made ac- uuainted with the resources of the country at large, the industrial needs l of the various sections in Doth skllleu and unskilled labor, the cost of living, the wages paid, the price and capabii' ity of the land, the character of the climate. the duration of the seasons in short. all of that information fur nished by some of the great railways"
 Commissioner Sargent, in view Of the arrival of approximately 1,O0o,0oo immigrants annually, urges that leg islation be enacted to improve the equality, morality and intellectually of tfose admitted.
 The report indicates a marked i'm
 provement in the enforcement of the
 complex and strongly resisted Chinese exclusion laws.
Holbrook argus., 1903-10-31
To Settle Acre Dispute

Rio Janeiro-Brazillian delegates appointed to solve the Acre question, among whom is Dr. Assis de Brazil, the Brazilian minister at Washington, and the minister of foreign affairs, have held conference with the Bo- livian delegates. The principal points under consideration are whether the territory beyond the tenth degree shall become Brazilian territory, Brazil to pay Bolovia s5,0OO,oOO and allow Bolovia the right to send Acre pro- ducts to Brazilian ports on the Anna zonas river. No settlement was reached, but it was decided to con- tinue the modus vivendi which ex- pired a short time ago.
Holbrook argus., 1903-10-31
REPORT ON THE RAlSIN CROP
United States Consul Lane Describes
 Conditions at Smyrna

San Francisco-Reports have been received by the state horticultural commission on the raisin crop Of Smyrna from United States Consul Lane. Under date of September It he says
 "Sultanas opened at s6. S6 a hundred weight of 112 pounds for ordinary current qualities, but rapidly fell to 4.s6. The ruling prices range from s2. 73 for rain damaged to S9.23 for choice selected. The crop of Sultanas is now estimated at 43,OO0 to 54,OOO tons: red raisins at 2,0O0, tons, black raisins at 18, GOO tons.
 "Besides the rain damaged fruit, which is estimated at about SoOO tons, the quality of Sultanas proved rather unsatisfactory. Most of the arrivals so far consist of superior, fair and fair to gooo. There is com paratively little fine, finest and choice. The size of sultanas is fairly large. The arrivals up to date are B, GOO tons, of which 10000 have been sold. The feeling of the market and prevailing opinion is that prices will further decline in the near future.
Holbrook argus., 1903-10-31

patents. The department at Washing ton, in ruling on the subject, says that it is not violation of the law for an entryman to take timber claim with the object of disposing or it at some indefinite time i'll the near future. It is not necessary, as has been reported in some quarters, for persons holding timber lands to erect sawmills upon them. Spectators and lumber companies have endeavored to intimidate entrymen by telling them that unless they erected sawmills to cut the timber on their claims they
 would be prosecuted tor perjury and
 lose their claims.
Holbrook argus., 1903-10-31
APOSTLE OF ARBITRATION
French Statesman to Visit the United
 States

Paris-In regard to the Anglo French arbitration treaty, just con- cluded. Baron D'Estournelles de Constant is quoted as having said:
 "This convention is only the begin ming of what is in store. Negotiations are in progress for four other treaties of similar nature with Italy, Hol land, Sweden and Norway. There is nothing in.the way for speedy con- clusion of such treaty with Italy. In few months, perhaps even earlier, the clauses will be settled and the agreement may be published before the visit of President Loubet to Rome. "As regards Holland, the govern ment of that country as well as Sweden and Norway, proposed a treaty of arbitration long ago, but no action was taken in the matter by France. This is now b.ing done. The United States helped the cause of peace by submitting the first case to The Hague tribunal and l believe American statesmen would do we'll to come into closer contact with Europe. On this ground 1 have been invited to visit America next year. shall 90 to the St. Louis fair and deliver a series of lectures on the subject. My main object will be to obtain the formation in America of group of congressman favorable to arbitration, who will afterward visit France and help the great movement for tie
 world wide adoption of arbitration
 between nations"
Holbrook argus., 1903-10-31
Work on Alaskan Cable

Seattle, Wash.-The cable ship Burnside and United States steamship Patterson of the coast survey have arrived in port from Alaskan waters. The former laid 400 miles of the Alaskan cable. The vessel still had about 100 miles of the cable on board taken north during the summer, but the weather being rough it was decided not to attempt to lay it until she re- turns with the final shipment suf- ficient to complete the line to this city.
Holbrook argus., 1903-10-31
Once Navigab1e Now Dry

Bakersfield, Cal-Parties in the city from the vicinity of Tulare lake report that that body of water, once navigable by steamers is now per fectly dry. A man on foot can cross it safely at any point and ill some places the ground is hard enough for a team to drive over. The cause of this condition is the draining of Kern and Kings rivers of their water by irrigation canals. The farmers are using all the available supply and leave the streams dry.
Holbrook argus., 1903-10-31
Honest Entries Protected

Eureka-1t is stated that persons who have made entry on timber lands in good faith and not with "collusive speculation, as an object will be protected in their rights by the gov ernment and will be awarded their
Holbrook argus., 1903-10-31
New System of Wireless Telegraphy

Rome-A new system of wireless telegraphy, in which the earth is used for tie transmission of waves, invent ed by Dario Camapana, a young Italian of Leghorn, has been tried successfully. A company is being formed to exploit the system.
Holbrook argus., 1903-10-31
Swifter Than Fastest Bird

Berlin-An electric car in the high speed experiments on the Mariennelde- Zossen line, attained speed of l30 2-5 miles an hour.
Holbrook argus., 1903-10-31
GAINS OF YELLOW METAL
TREASURER OF UNITED STATES
 SPEAKS OF INFLOW OF GOLD
America Now Leads Europe-F. C. Bgelow ot Milwaukee, Wis.,, is Elected President of the Bankers Association


 San Francisco, Cal.-Delegates O. tAe American Bankers association began the closing day of their convention with presentation. of statements oi national advantage and financial ana agricultural prosperity recited by 'ae delegates from their respective sec lions. J. B. Finley, president or the Fifth National bank of Pittsourg, reaa O naner on the "Education of banK Clerks" and he was followed by Hon. E,,is H. Roberts, treasurer or the limited States, who delivered an ao' arosc m the "Effects of the Inflow ol Cold" which. in part, was as follo"s'
 "Discovery of gold in California lifted the production of the yeiio" meta, in the United States from $sS9'- ooo in 1s47 to s6O,OOO,OOO in 1852 ana from 1850 to 1860 produced an aver oce of So5OOO.OO0 year. The event marks an epoch. In twenty-ohe oi ooch of the years since our miiies have turned out less than S4o'Voo'ooo' while in 1902 they gave SSo'ooo'ooo' Tn tbe United States at the beginiiiiis of October the gold i'll the stock or money was S1.277, ,362 ,651. the amount held by the treasury was Sto4's1l''lo lo' and in circulation in coin ana cer'ih- cotes was S1,01G,64S,G93.
 "Of the worlds production ln l9o-' amounting to s29OOoo,ooo, the United srotes furnished $SO,000,00o. In so'u in stock. in circulation and ill oihc'a' holdings our country surpasses ever! other nation. The stock of Great Brit ain is S5.S.oOO,OO0, so that ours IS double The increase in five years here has been $376O2l,3S7. In that neriod Great Britain has added $9o'' ooo ooo. France, $137, 100000; Ger many. So5 5,0OO,o00; Austria-HungarS s53 BOG. LOCO, while Russia lost slo'4oo' o0O and in several other countries thus a net increase is shown Of S4zo' tbere has been a reduction. In all ol Europe the total gam in the same lh
 +orvol has been $449,60O,OOO, Iron which is to be deducted the falling. of1 in several nations of $25,O00,OOO, an' eoo OOO At the present rate our gail before this calendar year ends i'll stocf
 of the yellow metal will exceed tha of all European countries. Remem her. also. that their population IS hV' times that of the United States. Since Oct. 1, 1898, the circulation TO
 each nerson in the United states
 has run up from $24.24 to s2o.7'' an the part of gold in it from $s.1s '' S1257. While nowhere else are checN
 and drafts and like instruments use' . to the same extent as With us, no otiie
 country has so much money per cal ita in circulation save France, whlc claims S39.22, where checks are muc less used than here. Great Britain ha
 S1S20, and Germany, $2OS4; Canada
 S1439; Russia has only $6.5O. Differ
 ing from notes of national banks, gol is money of final reserve and redemI 3 tion, and the credit built upon 1t l higher and broader, so that the DO tential imitation may be carried fu 5 ther.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18

pany was filed yesterday in the office of
the recorder of deeds. The rights of the
present lessees were reservd until April,
1903. Lister NJ. Crawford, the purchaser,
owns or controls fourteen theaters, most
of which are located in the west. The
greater portion Of Mr. Crawford's life has
been spent as a theatrical manager, and
two sons are associated with him. He
has always made his headuarters in To-
peka. Mr.. Crawford said last night that
he would move to st. Louis and manage
the Germania theater. His headquarters
for the Crawford circuit will also be re-
moved here. Mr.. Crawford, assisted by
his sons, conducts theaters in Lincoln,
Neb., st. Joseph, Mo- Topeka, Leaven-
worth, Lawrence. and Wichita, Kan,
Joplin, Mo-, Trinidad, Colo, Las Vegas.
N M, Phoenix and Prescott. Ariz., and
FL Paso, Tex. He stated last night that
the new theater would be opened to the
public September /, and popular-priced
shows such as make the rounds of his cir
cult, would be given. The seating capaci-
ty will be increased and the interior will
be entirely renovated. The deal for the
property was made through L. II. Rice
and d. F. Arlington. Other parties have
been negotiating for the theater. among
them being John B. Reynolds and Am
bTose Miller of New York, but Mr.. Craw-
ford secured the property.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
TYPOGRAPHY, THE NEW ART.
A Beautiful Display of Burnt Leather
at Tanners.

Admirers of the beautiful and the artis-
tic should take a look at the display of
Pyro. etched velvet skins and leather
novelties at Tanners book store, 10 North
Main street. This clever work was done
by Miss Crewe an artist of much abil-
ity and recently of the Chicago Art Insti-
tute. The display consists of table COW
ers. pillow tops. wall ornaments and
various useful articles of original and ex-
elusive designs.
The great interest taken by Wichita
ladies in typography is largely due to the
artistic teaching of Miss Crewe. Her
decorated Eastwood novelties are much in
demand for gifts. After February Isl,
Miss Crewe leaves Wichita but until that
time lesson will be given free with each
typography outfit bought at Tanners.
Any one desiring to learn typography
should take advantage of this liberal
offer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
STYLES HAVE CHANGED.
New Dances Are Constantly Being
Introduced.

Lovers Of dancing recollect with pleas
ure the old time polkas and schottisehes
as well as the waitzes which for so long
We're the source of pastime. and yet like
everything else styles have changed and
other dances have taken their places.
In speaking of the passing away OF the
ola dances which a few years ago were
so popular. Mr. Frank Swcrdferger the
well known instructor CT the Swerdferger
Academy OF Dancing. says;
II is not probable that the dances
known as the two-step and the fve-step
will ever lose their popularity. but many
confuse the glide waltz and the two-step
waltz The five-steD waltz does not differ
In time from the schottsche which used