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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
CALIFORNIA FIELD DAY.
Plane for Alumni OF stanford aud California
10 Meet Present Track Teams.

An interesting event in the world Of sports,
MANNED for this sprng. is the proposed series
Of field days, In which a team composed OF
former athletes Of Leland stanford, Jr.
University and the University Of California
will meet the present undergraduate teams.
William Powell. the former crack hurdle
and high jumper OF the University Of Cali
fornia, is the father OF the scheme, and will
probably captain the team. He has sue
ceeded in securing for the alumni team a
number OF men who have made records not
only on the Pacific Coast, but also In COMPETE
lion with Eastern athletes.
The names best known here in the Fast are.
plaW the champion hammer thrower, who
distinguished himself by his performances
against Eastern college cracks In 1907 and
Powell himself other Californians who
have agreed 70 compete are: DewinR and
Woolsey, sprnters; Cooley, captain OF CALI
fornia's team last year: Wilcox. pole vuulter:
Tibbets distance runner; Hussey, broad
Jumper, and Hannigan, hurdler.
From Stanford the team viii be strength
ened by ~ +. Dole champion pole vaulter.
O n Hyde, intercollegiate champion OF the
Pacific Coast IN the shot put, and F.S Holman.
Captain Of the team last year.
This all star team will meet the present
teams OF the two universities some time
before the Coast intercollegiate In April.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
COLUMBIA WRESTLER HURT.
BeaIe Has COIIarbOne Broken In Trials
for Meet With Yale,

Trials we're held yesterday evening 20
pick Columbis's team to wrestle against
Yale next Friday In this city. 4 painful
accident broke up the trials in the light
weight event Pbelan Beale. Oj law. while
wrestling with +. Ward, 20 science. got a
bad fall and struck on one shoulder. His
colarbone was broken. Not all the bouts
were finished, but lnslists in several events
were chosen.
In the welterweigLt class J VI. Howell
'O8 science. who won against Yale In New
Haven, again won his way through the trial
rounds Howell met II l.. Jochum, 'Oj science.
aud beat him in seven minutes on a crotch
hold and half Nelson. JoChum previously
had beaten r. Y. Riblet 'o5 college, in {
minutes 30 seconds on a flying fall.
In the heavyweight class J. Talbert. 'os
law, beat James f. Finegan, 'O5 law. in
minutes on a waist lock, Finegan was cen
tire on the varsity football team last fall
r. j. Echeverria. 20 college and Henry b
Post 90 science. wrestled In this class two
a bout 10 finish Echeyerria won in 2j min
utes Echeverria and Ialbert will meet for
the final
+ r. Alexander 'O7 science. won the ban
tamWeiVht class by default
John d. Van Buren,, Jr., 'OS college and
minute bouts TO a draw in the lightweight
class. 4, Ward won from Beale and threw
C. A Esselborn, 10 architecture, This class
with the heavyweight, featheTweight and
mlddlpweight will be picked later.
Hughcy Leonard OF the New YORK A. C.
Yale meet. Yale won in New Haven by
81, 10 2l,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
AMERICAN ATHLETES WIN.
Rhodes Scholars at oxford DO We'll IN
University sports.

W. +. schutt Of Cornell and p. NJ. Young
Of South Dakota the two American Rhodes
scholars at oxford. distinguished themselves
recently In the university sports there
They represented Brasenose and Oriel col
leges respectively. Schutt competed in the
mile and three miles. and the latter event he
won in the slow time Of IS minutes a is
seconds. Among his opponents was NJ. II
Godby OF ChristChuTCh. who was allowed I 0
run on condition that he did not exert himself
TO the utmost In the mile Schutt secured
third place, first place being tie between
c. G. Henderson Smith. Trinity. and J. &.
Kemp, University; The time was minutes
hind so that the clock would make him COM
plete the distance in minutes Is seconds.
SChutt has been selected as third string in the
OXford-C cambridge dual meet next Saturday.
Young won the high jump and he has been
selected a. first string for this event in the
intervarsity contest. lie cleared S feet So.
inches In the long jump he secured second
place with p feet o., inches, the winner being
O. lie Blanc-Smith with a leap OF q feet II
inches
Al the same sports A. II. Fyie, University,
who won the hammer with a throw Of ia feet
inches. surprised the spectators by winning
the quarter mile handicap from scratch in
50 as seconds,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
Fordham Baseball Players Hope TO Beat
Yale,

On next Saturday For dham will cross
bats with Yale on the Fordham campus.
Fordham defeated Yale last year and will
try 10 do the trick again this time, The
team. under competent coaching, has reached
Its old standard, and the men are batting
as well AZ ever.
The squad has received the final "cut
and eighteen men are retained on the varsity,
Mccarthy will be behind the bat and IL IA
boped he will come up 10 expectations. He
scored three home runs and put out eight men
al second in yesterdays game. Mclane.
who will he In the box, has oil his former
speed Raftis viii be on third base. He Ia
a good batter and an excellent fielder. on
the freshman team last year he had batting
average Of $40 and had but one error all
season Connolly or OWES will be IN left
field Both are good men and the choice is
a dihicult one, As both played A. substitutes
last year,
The field Il In excellent condition and has
been marked out for the season. The new
bleachfrs calculated 20 hold tO0 persons. are
go st.aNffWu Two tive rTfrHtHffr con
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21


Nrw OrlrANs. March 2O-The extended
meeting OF the New Louisiana Jockey Club
opened to-day with beautiful weather and
a good crowd. Despite the fact that New
Orleans had been visited witharecord breaking
rainstorrn there were very few scratches
to mar the average Monday card. In fact,
the rain was 30 heavy and OF such long dura-
ton that il simply packed the course. Six
teen books drew in and found speculation
very brisk. The balance, however. was
largely in favor Of the layers OF the odds.
Jack Martins mounts were the talents
choice throughout the afternoon. but their
confidence was sadly misplaced. az he failed
TO laud a winner, The ultra-Wlse people
declined 20 play form. but placed their Wagers
on well known mud performers AT a price
Aubuchou and McCaherty each rode two
Winners William Murray took up FtZ-
gerald duties and ACQUITTED himself more
than Credtubly. His starts were prompt
ana invariably gOOu,
First Race one mile and an eighth Daisy
Green. i0i dee. 10 10 8, Won; Tne Bobby. lOl
tShavcr, 10 s, second. Nandora, 100 tNllliamS.
10 to /, third. Tme. 2Ol . Bean, Albert T. Dewey
MAJ Rose STALKER aud Sho Gun also ran.
Second RGcc--tour furlongs-Jack kerche
ta V6ueSon1' TO L. second. Ssrkic Mayer los
/ tMcCanenyl, p to 1, third Time O.5l., Runnlng
| Third Race one mile and - yards-DiNe Lad.
! o. tAubuchoni, u 70 ., won Nj JACK. " lBalrdl,
! third Tine, 1851. Tristan ShAndy, Merry Acrobat.
! Tom Mankins, Ben Chance, Gas Lighter and Burke
! Cochran also ram
| Fourth Racc-SiX furongs-Floral Wreath. lOs
(AuhuchOnl to !, won: Glen Gallant, 10 B Davis
$40 l. second. Belle Of Portland, 100 Baird, TO 1.
/ third. Time ll6. Avenger. RAwhide, Frank
| Rice TOrlO and Diplomat also ran,
| Fiith Race SlI fuTlOngs-SafcguArd, III NC
CAnertyD 7 TO 2 won Dr. s. ephcns, lle tAubuchonl
| 10 g. second pompey. lO3 a.. Williams. ~ TO 1,
| third Time IFS -. Lady In Black, Chats, Eva
| Russell Pickle saint Little Jack Homer Dia
! phsnous and Glendon also ran.
| Sixth Rhcc-Five and half furlongs-DuncAn
! iOs iMcCancrtyJ, o 10 !, won Sir Carter 100 u
! Martin, even money, second: Miss Creek iOt
| IStovhD 20 10 l. third. Time, III rs, Axiom,
! New Amsterdam, TitaEia, I'd. Merritt, Lady Pa
| tricia Anti trust. 81. Blue and Authority also ran
! Seventh RaCe-Si1 furionEs-POncA, les Shaver
20 20 won Flying Charcoal, 1O7 tSchillng), 10 "a
l. second Censor, iis Bliss, 10 10 /, third Time
| i'll % Fannette, Allsta, Master, George Perry
| aud over Again also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
Jockey CIub Steward Me ct

The stewards OF the Jockey club held a
meeting at the Windsor Arcade yesterday.
There we're present J. II. Bradford, Il. X;
Knapp, James X. keene, Andrew Miller and
W, s. Voshurgh was appointed steward
70 represent the Jockey Club at the spring
meeting OF the Queens County Jockey club.
The applications OF John w. johnson and
James Hogan for trainers, licenses We're
denied, as also WAS the application Of Bruce
Rice for n Jockeys license. The appl!cat ton
OF 4 NJ Murphy FOR reiustatement was denied.
A number Of Jockeys and trainers were Ii
Cpnsed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
INTERNATIONAL LAWN TENNIS.
America Drawn Against belgium In the
EiraI Round.

The draw for the preliminary competition
IN the international lawn tennis champion
chip has taken place. and America was drawn
apeinst Belgium, France Austria and Au-
etrnlia each drawing hyes, The first round
will be held az the Queens Club, London, on
July a. 10 and II, the second round a. the
same place on July ~, ~ and IS and the third
round al Wimbledon on July III - and ~.
The winner will play the British Isles holders
ID Mlnhlnhnn on Inl- ~. p InA -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
JRM BOFKER WINS.
Defeats Pedlnr Palmer IN Fight for English
Hantam Championship.

LoNpoN. March 20 At the National Sport
inc club ;o-nig HI Jem Bowker Of Manchester
beat pedlar Palmer in the twelfth round Of a
twenty ound match for the bantam champion
ship Of ENGLAND, a purse Of E3SO and EiO0 q
lido.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
LOST. POUND AND REMARDs.

LOST-Sunday night, 18th ~. and Sd sy., brown
setter dog. answers TO name Beauty. liberal re-
ward. FREDK r, kILLEEN, 2i5 West SD ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
Golf Gossip.

The Van Cortlandt Park course will be
closed for the worst Of the thawing weather
ana a temporary course laid out on the parade
ground There was good time generally
and much discussion OF prospective abilities
Of the players at the smoker" OF the New
York Golf Club. at the clubhouse in Van
Cortlandt Park, on Saturday night The
prizes in the euchre were specially made
clubs, three drivers and two brasseys. II.
G NellmAn won FIRST prize. W. n. A. Mas.
eena and Arthur Boyd tied for second and
W. Mackay and Y. J, Dumahaut for third
prize.
]. The attention OF club secretaries is respect.
fully called 20 the provision Of the constitution
which reads. No club shall bold an open or inu.
tation tournament without hut having assigned
70 II date by the executive COMMITTEES OF the ", G.
A."
= The NJ. @. A. handicap committee sent out 70
an clubs on March circular letter and a hAndi.
cap sheet on which 20 return handcaps. The
n G. a. committee sent out also . postal card
with a reply card attached The reply postal card
must be sen; 90 me with the club hGndicaps. Please
communicate Immediately with your club handi-
Gaping offcial. and ask him 70 write me n he has
failed 10 receive tsl the circular ~ the handicap
sheet, or lcl the postal card with reply card az
iasf~f.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI!
East SIDE

lsD ST. Is EAST-Opposite Hotel Manhattan
Very desirable front room. with private BATH tele'
nhune
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE,


Atlantic CITY y. ".
STONE, IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION,
Claims prominence Tor It's location oonstruo.
ton. cOnVcnienCts and best Sew York patronage
Whole Block on Ocean. Music throughout year.
Sea water In all baths. Ice water and phones In
rooms. CapaClty 900. Golf Booklet. owner.
ship Management. JOSIAH WHITE SONS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
AUTOMOBILES.
EIIIIIIIIRl R REsF Rkkh sHoHINES'

CSn6itIon nc nevis what the public wants
Yot naring adys Of wrecks antiques S ,,rd,.
tom automobiles in stock than al others put To-
E'is R as for PeESTf o Another side
tog a0 YTsS,y borse four eyS
an new No ssooo SS 500 thirty horse four eyn
der $50: Swell Decauvtlle, $1,000: Loeomoblle four
cylinder 100 81 500 opneeG 49, sSn. 81
upward: Panhard Delivery WAGON, 80; Cadlliec
500 Cadlllaes ~ ss9U 1P 5t5 h w
King belgium $50: Baker Electric, $500 Cabrolet,
$50. Seabnght, $50: Woods four passenger ti2S'
We .T are IPSi6SEERs-others INGITAToRs-osms
'S sIPRRis sPa Ss ISL p ASTHA SUI
iy7 to las West 1sth--Entire Building,
MADISON SQUARE GARAGE.
Autos stored and repaired cssspsI than me cheap
est eau and see me. 2Si-2ss East $50 81.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
eDo>erJ1ONNNNcDS~~~N0NNN OoNONN1J.NNND~SNoe1>
FOR SALE-An established modern equipped
hygsia Zee plant! ,ocetsd shoT distance out on
secure Il fer $4,000. payS cash; plants capacity
200 tons have 500 feet on railroad; price includes
the property, &C. For further Information apply 70
-, INSTALLATIONS 90, 257 broadway.
PATENT placket hook: something superior to
any ever introduced. there Is big money In this
- Observation-Disclosures co. 2s7 Broadway.
A GENERAL store for sale doing a, splendid
business, located short distance up New York
state; can DO bought very reasonable. Particu.
MCDONALD wIGGINs CO., Isl Broadway.
A MANUFACTURER OF leading staple IN sta.
tionery line with established business now earning
$4,000 annually and having profitable contracts
with somo OF the largest stationery houses for a
term Of years covering lite Of patents, deslres On
associate With $4,000, CASSIUS NJ. PAINE. 81
broadway.
TEACHER OF experience and ability detires 10
communicate with re1ned business parties inter.
esled In the Organization OF hut class business
school. c.. boz 10 sun once
HIGHEST PRICES paid for pawntlckets, ptaris
diamonds. watches and JeWelry. n. BAUM, 22i
BOweTy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
RESORTS.

TRAVELLERS INFORMATION
HOTEL and RESORT BookIets Gratis
n. Y, OFFICE, Park Place. Tel. 6OSO Cortland
A,,.,tI, cl,,, NJ. 500 Ocean View o.-,-
NHe"uO wy Rooms Sea Water Baths CheleeA
Baltimore p T. co M SPd TP Hotel Rsnhsrt
Boston Nus las, Besx Bay. a p. Ho,sl Vendoms
heWOrisans IA firS AnS%aG5iiPNsW St CharlssHotsl
Dresden E PSu ygs Gy! ssiee o. Hotel Bellevue
Naples Az I mSS.I NV aaS S9g,n Grand Ill., Victoria
1870 Devere Hotel. Pacing Kensington
lOuuou Palace lift 100 rooms. Al - Sup
KsnsinVton, | Prince OF VALE. be We're Gardens,
=. sum ptuouS q economical A. p g. 1Sup
HoteIo HrOadwalk " otel, peYsrt 1AIdsn
High elAAG en- beA6tun. A, +. ~ lp,
NanIeR G. 6IG, FloTentinO, 49, 49,.
PTUpiiftors. Uotel NbsuNu
Paris France. -, y. %, 81 av Mt, Mia.
DlenA ?. Schoheld. Prop. Hotel v IthA
Paria tpLo-dete. litts. OPP. MI. St James
'"'o Tuileries. Mod terms HUe A Albany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
JACK MARTIN FAILS HACKERS.
CR4CK RIDER LOSES on SEVERAL
FAVORITES.

Aubuchon and McCaTerty Each PILOT Two
Winners at Extended Meeting Of New
Louisiana Jockey Club-Murray SUE
ceeds 4. j. Fitzgerald as the starter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
Lakewood.
The Lakewood Hotel,
LAKEWOOD. n. J.
The Hotel that made lakewood famous"
oW OPEN
LAKEWOOD

Among the pines Of New Jersey: fashionable and
healthiul winter and spring resort.
THE LAUREL MOUSE.
a J. MURPHY. Manager.
THE LAUBEI-IN-THE-PINE
FRANK ?. SIUTE Manager,
Reached by New Jersey Central Railroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

MADISON SQUARE GARAGE.
Autos stored and repaired cheaper than the cheap
est. eau and see me. 2si -2ss East SD 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
BERKSHIRE INN,

Ocean end Virginia Ave Open view.
80 20 SIS weekly: 500 TO S3 90 daily. Cap.
Elevator, private baths. Long Dist. Phones
rooms. etc. ]. y. q ]. j. DICKINSON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21

Work With the thoroughbreds on Long Is
land continued yesterday, while there was
much activity at Bennings where many new
horses have arrived. Roseben, owned by
Dave Johnson, Il In much favor 90 win the
Bennings Handicap, 90 be run on Wednesday.
weight.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-09
SAM COOK AFTER
THE GLOBE
Ex.Secretary of State TO Ask $25O,0O0
Damages For SANDER and Libel.

What will probably he one of
the most interesting cases ever
tried in Randolph county is now
said to be in process of forma-
ton.
Ev-Secretary Of State, Sam
B Cook. is said to be prepar-
ing 10 sue the st. Louis Globe.
Democrat for SANDER and libel
and to ask damages therefor in
the sum of $250,000 He will be
represented by Hon. W. A
Roth we'll of Moberly and Hoo.
James A Reed of Kansas City.
The case will be either tried
here or in Huntsville.
No papers in the case have
yet been filed but conference
between Mr.. Cook and his at
torney's has been held and the
necessary documents to start
the suit will soon be in the
hands of Circuit Clerk NJ. j
Lilly, it is reported.
Mr.. Cook was bitterly abused
during thu recent campaign by
the Globe aud it is upon some
utterance then made by that
paper that he expects to recov-
er damaga IS of large amount,
-Moberly Monitor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-09

He attempted s., c,rrce the
Senate iulu ratli,trg the arbI-
tratioa treaties bv the publica-
ton Of .a- Cul ON correspond
ence.
He has persistentIy interior.
ed in important matters of leg
islation. Bills are drawn by
the attorney general approved
by the President and carried to
Congress to ne passed as ex.
ecutive measures. A subservi
ent House his surrendered
completely 10 the Presidents
patronage and power, 1t is no
longer deliberate body. Iu
the Senate alone, do free speech
free thought aud free action
prevail.
It Congress. in its entirety,
were not to ne reduced to the
status of a mere machine for
recording the wiii of The execu-
tive it was time TIE Senate as
serted its coustl. u;iOndl prerog-
dtivr.-Post-D spa en-.
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-09
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-09
Red Haired Comfort.

Why not be proud of red
hair?
Socrates, the father of philos-
ophy, was red haired
st, Paul was red haired,
freckled and ugly.
Julius Cesar was red haired,
and that he was OF the red.
headed sort there is none to
deny. He was ever ready for d
fight and wasn'tafraid to meet
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and a few other jealous office
holders done him to death after
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Queen Bess had red hair
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-09

WANTED-10 men in each
state to travel, tack signs aud
distribute samples and circu-
lars of our goods. Salary SIS
per month, SO per day tor ex
penses. Huffman 90, Dept. S !,
Atlas Bldg, Chicago. 80.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-09

A. II. Paris, left for Shanau-
doah, Iowa, where ne will re-
side for tine.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-09

John Stream wants the money
that you owe him. Since he
has accommodated you, don't
you think you should pay Now.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-09
THURSDAY, MARCH. 8, 1905.
An OVerSha1Owing President.

President Roosevelt has paic
tardy respect to the constitu
ton of the UOlted States by re
ducing his San Domingo policy
to the terms OF d formal treaty
and submitting il. the Senate
This is the third of the Sen
at 81 immediate and salutary
victories over the personal gov
eminent of Mr.. Roosevelt. The
first came when in the face oil
an open executive attempt al
coercion, it exercised it's con
stitutional riglt.to amend the
arbitration treaties. The sec
ond came when the judiciary
committee decided that APP
pointments made on the theory
of a constructive recess were H..
legal. The third has come in
the submi>s on of this treaty to
a Senate which the President
had determined to ignore in
carrying ont his imperialist
domination policy.
1t is no exaggefation to say
that the Importance Of these
three victories is out of all pro
poration to the questions in
volved, important as those
questions may be. 1t is evident
at last that MIR. Roosevelt is
not to be left unopposed to car
ry out his theories OF PERSONA
government without restraint.
In view of his past perform
ances, it is not easy to over
estimate the credits that the
Senate deserves for it's sturdy
insistence on the observance of
constitutlonals methods OF pro-
cedure.
For three years Mr.. Roose-
welt las pursued a policy of
cumulative usurpatlon of pow
ers.
He invented the constructive
recess for the benefit of his
friend, Gen. Leonard Wood.
He issued pension order No.
70 for the benefit of his presi-
dental campaign.
He practically dismembered
the republic of COLUMBIA to com
plete his isthmiau canal policy
and paid Panama $l0,O00,OQO oy
divertingitn appropriation made
to carry out the terms of the
treaty with Columbia,
He closed the Indianola post,
Office in defiance of law, becau c
a postmistress had been intim d
ated into resigning
He jammed the Cuban treaty
down the throat of a reluctan
Congress in order to round on
his Cuban policy.
He tore up the Monroe doc
trine and invented a preposter
ferrous doctrine of his own e
satisfy his notion of what III,
relations between the UniteC
States and other American re
publics shou d be.
He undertook to administcl
the financ, of San Domlngo foI
an indefinite term of years AM
guarantee the puo!ic's deDt oI
$50, 900, 900 on Inc authority o.
mere executive agreement with
GU, consulting the Senate.
He took possession of certain
d, minican custom houses oy
virtue of an arbitration aware
OF disguised constitutlonality
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-09
The Crystal Springs
Seed Corn Farm,
]. L. NELSON G SON,
Proprietors and Managers,
MONROE CITY, MO.
R. F. D. No. 3.

Write for Price List and Samples.
REFERENCE: Farmers e. Merchant's
Bank.