l(S(i A tilSTOKV Ot' ,SH0KTH(JI4NK IN KANSAS 



we will proc(!e(l with the sak', " sciems to be his 

 luotlo. I liav(^ iievej; known any one to employ 

 Kide ajul not be pleased with Ihnj. He is one of 

 the e.(»inin^' auetioiieers and his [)rogTess is ra])id. 

 John D. Snyder, Winfield. — Col. Snyder grew 

 up in south e-entral Kansas. He is an old tinxn- 

 in tlie pui-e br(;d ganu; and now briieds Skort- 

 liorns and Pohmd (Jhinas. Jotm is sei'ioiis, 

 (sai'iiest and a hard worker. He knows more 

 about Shorthorn catth^, and pedigi'ees and vahK^s 

 than most In'eeders do and in this liiu; is one of 

 the W(jst's best postf'd aueti<n](iers. He (;njoys 

 ail exteiisiA'(; i)atronage in central and south <-en- 

 trai Kansas and is v<'ry popular with those wlio 

 know liini. 



