The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09
GUARANTEED BUSIN ESS.
What Times Reporter Has DiscOO-
cred in Making m - hounds.

ereu III linking u - btounuS.
Our reporter has been MAKING the rounds
Tor sbodt a week To nud out, and make a
true report of the increase or decrease in bus
mess over last year He finds IL as he expect
ell. The September business on an average has
been about . per cent. better than last year
John Seekers report of business during the
month of September being the most encour-
aging, We give 1t verbatim rs near as possible
''Mr. Seeker, 1 am around 10 ascertain
whether there is any improvement in BUSH
ness or not over last year for the month
past
al am happy To inform you that the differ
ence in favor for the month Just past Is 40
40 per cent more than in september, 1875"
"Mr. Seeker, can you explain to me the
cause why there is such a differ, nee in the
percentage in the improvement over other
branches Of trade and business houses"
..Mr. Reporter, cannot, because attend
strictly to my own business; just begin to
realize what have expected Tor some time"
"Mr. Seeker, will you please explain to me
why You have expected such Improvement
in your particular branch This report isInot
intended for the particular benefit of any
one individual. We want 10 make our paper
attractive, and If there is a benefit to be de-
:. r p -.
men nioues ne'e, We ~sn' '"'ii :" h"o" i''
swell, III illustrate: II you go TO bank 10
get currency for twenty dollar gold piece,
suppose you would know il If the
teller gave you the correct amount.
but would you know it if you called
= -. q. oL.o 81. o,,o,,,, .or
goods answer the question myself by say
ing you would not know. Surprising a banker
-. n ,,ts,a,,s .;,,i,,,, 90, s-o nm y,.,a., If
i"Ae' :, Va w
s2O9; you come back to him and tell him OF
lis mistake and he informs YOU that n mis-.
,o,-o. 90 rao,,aad ,ra- ,o, iaa,s tho bank
he' az -" 800 "'
Would You again go to that bank TO z [ gold
EXCHANGED for currency
a. $500 or -,I,o,,,
Nt' Sschier-i No"iu ho''
81 emphatically declare that every day and
In every clothing house-none excepfed-pot
-, -, ,,,i.,.,,as,, go So, ,o,, a.,
MN SUE, wv ny '""'
such are INTENTIONAL.
...re,h. ALWAYS rectife,I.r
o,,s,r,,r ,h.. ,,,as,to,
.As 10 Mr.. Perry, one of our reporters, who
bought an overcoat from you; after three
-, ,,..,,,,, ,.o,, ,r,,o,,.a, ,h0 s.,,.
iior'u' .,,s., 49, ,a',, ,,, -
.Do Won remember whether he Las paid me
o,,r., ~, :. s,;d ova,.o,, duri,y tho wip,sr
months"
"No, lido not
swell know he did not, took two others
Of the same lot back on the same terms A
knew th. goods we're not as Represent
ted and did not expect pay To
illustrate farther, goods has been on the de-
cline for the last six or seven years, bat the
a, cline of the quality and make u 10 has been
worse than the reduction on prices on the
gno.s MANUFACTURED for the clothing trade
The clothinp became poorer every wear
Instead OF buy.ng the cheap hand -me-downs
/ selected the goods and had them manufac-
turrd TO suit me and my customers. 1t is a
great relief TO q salesman when he can sell a
thing but the truth to effect sale will not |
Shst nave outside OF NV merchant tailor.
ing q Amer line Of ready made clothing than
LANES Wilde. Jr. & Co, or Jonn Deyelin be-
canss I carry fine merchant tailor goods
ready made also besides James Wilde, Jr., q
90 and Johp Paret & 90, and are willing Tor
eYnerts 10 call and examine
.,Do Won Know anything about Stein, Adler
4 Coi.eIothingw is advertised here in
me nape,ss" |
~ 20 Ica-,v some of their stock they
,ann,srtnre only Youths BOYS and chill
dren's wear Their goods are my second |
grads in youth's bows and children's The
Sest youth's in nv stock is fine merchant
tailor YORK stein. Adler & Co.'S goods, sm
~iiiins 70 admit make a splendid show
amnns cbaan cIof hing
:. To ecoIn. hacg fostbe point 1.-The people,s
ewes have been opened, and where they have |
stwanfv dollar piece TO excrapge for mer-
chsnaiss tnev no 70 The place where mistakes
ne rsctif,e ID After they leave the counter: you
would do the same, would you not 2"