Banking, ancient and modern ..together with full instructions as to the business methods of the Treasury Department at Washington, . CALVIN HOOD, President W. T. SODEN, Vice President L. T. HERITAGE, Cashier J. M. STEELE, Assistant Cashier Capital $100,000. Surplus $100,000 Fmporia National B4NK EMPORIA, KANSAS PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO COLLECTIONS XVI Rudolph Kleybqlte I Hompany ...INVESTMENT BANKERS- STATE, COUNTY, mUNICIPAL AND SCHOOL ... SPECIRLiLiY ADAPTED FOR SAVINGS BANKSTRUST COMPANIESAND INVESTORS MUNlCIPflLi OFFICEHS HAVING LiOANS TO NEGOTIATEARE SOLilCITED TO CORRESPOND
Banking, ancient and modern ..together with full instructions as to the business methods of the Treasury Department at Washington, . CALVIN HOOD, President W. T. SODEN, Vice President L. T. HERITAGE, Cashier J. M. STEELE, Assistant Cashier Capital $100,000. Surplus $100,000 Fmporia National B4NK EMPORIA, KANSAS PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO COLLECTIONS XVI Rudolph Kleybqlte I Hompany ...INVESTMENT BANKERS- STATE, COUNTY, mUNICIPAL AND SCHOOL ... SPECIRLiLiY ADAPTED FOR SAVINGS BANKSTRUST COMPANIESAND INVESTORS MUNlCIPflLi OFFICEHS HAVING LiOANS TO NEGOTIATEARE SOLilCITED TO CORRESPOND WITH US INVESTIVIEIMT UISTS |VI R I U E D ON APPLilCATION MASONIC TEMPLE. •:• •••• CINCINNATI, OHIO XVI1. FIRST NATIONAL BANK HELENA, MONTANA Capital and Profits, $1,000,000Average Deposits, $3,000,000 S. T. 1IAUS1:R. PresidtntGEO. F. COPK, Casliicr i:. \). KDGKRTON, VicePicsidcntGKO. H. HILL, Asst. Cashier L)o a ^enerril Hanl-cinj^ l)ijsinessCollect on all western points will 1016 THE PIRST NflTIONflL BANK DENVER, COLORADO THE OLDEST NATIONAL BANK IN COLORADO CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - - - $1,000, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED H. MOFFAT, President S. CHHRSMAN, Vice President G. E. ROSvS-LEWIN. CashierTHOMAS KEFXV, Asst. CashierJ. A. VICKERS, 2d Asst. Cashier ACCOUNTS OF BANKS AND BANKERS INVITED Special Attention Given to Western Collections, and Remittance Made on day ofReceipt at Most Favorable Rates STATEMENT Of the condition of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK, DENVER, COL. close of business, December 22, 1876: at the ASSETS. I,oans and Discounts $ 648,105 86 r. S Bonds 100,000 00 Other Stocks and Bonds 3-267 45 Cash on Hau<l and bij<ht Ex. 269,042 01 R^^al F;slate, Iurn. &
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