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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-09-28
". GEO. SHEPPARD

is a practical matchmaker and Jew
eler of II years experience, and
makes a specially of the mechan-
ical feature connected with the jew
elry trade. He also carries a good
stock Of watches, clocks and jewel
~ and musical instruments and
merchandise, making the Esteyor-
gan a specially. Mr.. Sheppard
learned the trade in Europe and
was five years with the well known
jeweler, T. J. Highland, London,
England. He understands thor
oughly all the intricacies of watch
work, and we do not hesitate to
commend him to all who desire the
services of a f~r5t-class watch maker
and jeweler.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-09-28
BREWER & TILCOE,

dealers in live stock, cut m-~'a,
fish, game, poultry, etc. r.. lie
representatives Of one Of the most
important features of McC"ok8
business interests. The above finn
was organized about two year -,
succeeding Mr.. Brewer, vii" has
been doing business here the past
five years. They arc the IS
Of two large and well cqniG;. II
meat markets in this city, and arc
doing the leading business in the
line represented, in soutliwc : N
Nebraska. IN the butcher bust
ness, there are few, if any. in tho
state that DO a moro extensive bust
ness. as they slaughter and d'.".o
Of an average Of about 100 cattle
per month, to say nothing Of the
hundreds Of hogs and sheep killed.
For several years, they have han
died nearly all the live stock mar
kcted, and have done not Il littl> 10
building pand maintaining a mar
Eet III this city. They are also ez-
t-nsiye packers. which feature of
the business will in the future be
materially enlarged. Theyarc pro-
vided with the most excellent mar-
ket facilities. both establishments,
in this city, being constructed i'll
the most substantial manner. pro
yidad with cold storage and I'll
modern con,cniences. They net
only lie the lcadir" local business,
b1t whole: ale and retail I'll ai,ng
the line Of tin Is. 4 VI. railway.
TIE 3. { N. MARKET,
r, \. Coupe i Co. proprictor=,
are next on the list and worthy of
prominent mention il this connec-
ton. This finn came here from
Falls City. tits state. about one wear
ago, and notwithstanding the COM
p%arativcly short arcer here. have
gained Il place well 10 the frcnt rs
regards The character and cxt"ntof
business transactions. The pro-
priciors I all practical and eV-
r%ericnccd men. and understand ne
business thoroughly in all its de
tails They arc the owners Of q
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-09-28
JOSEPH MEEARD.

dealer IN dry goods, clothing, hats,
caps, boots, shoes and groceries,
has been located in this city over
5our years, coming here from Chi
eago. Mr.. ". Is the owner Of the
Nenard Opera House block, 100
feet IN length by 30 IN width; one
half of the ground flour, together
with basement, Is devoted TO his
mercantile business. The opera
hall Is 50z70 feet, provided with
good stage, scenery, etc, seated
with chairs, and contains seating
capacity for about 800 people. As
regards the mercantile business,
Mr.. N. carries one Of tho largest
and most complete general stocks
IN Southwestern Nebraska. All
the various departments are full
and complete with q most excellent
class of goods, and that the estab-
lishment has always maintained a
place well TO the front in business
matters Is a fact well known to all
old residents Of this city. The
store IS conveniently located andis
apopular trading place. Mr.. Nc
nard has been engaged in the
mercantile business for the past
20 years, he Is On honorable, fair
dealing nan, and has done not q
little 70 advance MeCooks advan-
tages as a trade centre, and mar
ket place for a large area Of the
surrounding country.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND CARPETS.
Under this head We are pleased
20 refer 70 tho large and finely
stocked establishment Of L. Low
man & Son. This house was es-
tahliShed here about three years
AGO. hut the firm have been doing
business N the state for the past
i years. They are the occupants
Of a well heated store, 100 feet in
length bv , feet IL width, with
basement 2Jx10 feet, al Of which
space Is fully utilized As above
indicated. tie stock consists Of dry
goods. notions, clothing. gents
furnishing goods. hats. caps and
carpets. The basement IS devoted
20 the display Of carpets, and the
stock carried Is by far the largest
and most complete III the city. AL
departments are distinct and sep
arate. and the goods carried are Of
a superior character. As a result,
tbs better class Of patrons have
been secured This house enioys
a large city trade. resulting from
tho superior line OF dress goods
and notions ALWAYS found in stock.
An important feature OF this estab-
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-09-28
II. LAWYER

of the general merchandise trflc
Is located III the McEntee hotel
block, and during the past three
years that he has been doing busi-
ness III the city, has gained hosts
of friends, and a position in bust
ness matters not far from the front
Mr.. Lawler is the occupant of =
handsome store room, 24XuO. with
cellar, ali of which space is fully
occupied, aud with a stock 81 Gem
plete as to enable the establish
ment to meet every legitimate COM
petition, either in goods or prices.
The stock embraces dry goods.
clothing, groceries, boots, shoes.
hats, caps, and everything in fact
that pertains to a first class general
stock, and low prices has secured
a most satisfactory patronage. Mr..
Lawler came here from Peoria.
Illinois; he is a man of experience.
and always strives to merit the
good will of patrons by keeping
such goods as the people want, and
selling ut live and let live prices.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-09-28
ICDWICK & TROWBRIDGE

are leading representatives of The
furniture and undertaking business
and worthy of more than a passing
notice in this connection. This
house was established about four
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-09-28

Wiley of the above firm is an old,
experienced practitioner Of 80
years standing, several years an
army surgeon, and for the past six
years has occupied the position Of
surgeon for the r.. & NJ. railway
company. Mr.. Walker is an ex-
perienced druggist and pharmacist.
Thus it will be observed that tho
establishment above referred to is
possessed of peculiar advantages,
all of which tend to commend it to
public favor.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Under this head we are pleased
to refer to the large, well stocked
establishment of T. L. McCracken
& Bro. This house was established
about four and a half years ago,
and is now not only n prominent
feature in the mercantile interests
of McCook, but would be n credit
to O town several times larger than
his city. The above firm are the
occupants of O store 60 feet in
length by - in width, all Of which
space is fully utilizod, making one
of the largest and most complete
stocks in the state outside two or
three Of the largest cities The
stock embraces god and silver
watches, clocks, jcwelry, silver
and plated ware, pianos, organs,
musical merchandise of every de
scription, including sheet music,
books, etc. The proprictors are
practical and experienced watch
makers and jewellers, and they arc
prepared to execute all work of q
mechanical nature, that pertains TO
such a business, equal to any house
in the west. The establishment is
provided with a water motor for
running machinery used in repair
ing, manufacturing, etc, and is un-
doubtedly the only establishment
Of its class in the state possessed
Of like facilities. Briefly speaking
the establishment embodies all the
essential elements of q first class
iewelry and music store. and is a
credit to McCook's business circles.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-09-28

(s,rcassor to McMillen & WeeEs\
druggist and PHI rmacist. has been
doing business in McCook nearly
two years, coming to this comfy
formerly from Pennsylvania. Mr..
McMillen is tho occupant Of a
handsome brick store, IS feet in
length by 70 in width, all of which
space is fully occupied with a stock
Of goods that would do credit to a
much larger town. The stock en-
braces pure drugs. medicines,
paints, oils, glass, wall papers. toll
etc and fancy goods and artists
materials Of every description.
Each department is full and com
plete, and the goods carried of su-
lurior character. The establish
nient is provided with q handsome
soda fountain, and in lis appoint
ments and arrangements is first
class in every particular. Mr.. Nc
Millen is an experienced druggist
and pharmacist, amt an honorable,
fair dealing man, and during ]is
career here has not only gained
hosts of friends, but secured a fair
proportion of the drug busines. Of
this city.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-09-28
THE FAMOUS CLOTHING CO..

Jonas Engel, manager, was cstab-
lished January 1st, 81, and stands
to-day, In the front rank of Nc
Cook mercantile interests. This
establishment Is located Oh enc of
the most eligible corners of the
city, III a handsome Trick block.
50 feet III length by - i'll width.
and filed with Il stock that would
be a credit to any city however
great, The Famous IS The ,niy
exclusive clothing house i'll South
western Nebraska, ana as q result.
it has secured a tradc ,xts rdiry
throughout this anG adjoining
counties. The stock eml1accs
everything in the line of mems
and boys clothing. furnishing
goods. hats. caps. trunks and "a
Uses. The stock Is Ejade ~ finn
the best fabrics and in the lst,st
styles, MAN. of Tie finer ,so"i> le-
inc cq1al i'll style ami finis'l :" ,hc
best tailor made garments This
company came here frcmE ll.,rn
Indiana. Were, for NOR tl.n -
years they were engaged Ii ht>i-
ness. Mr.. EnTel. the manayer.
formerly from New FORK City, has
been identified with the clothing
trade for a fourth Of & century. an!
has made q success WhCrcvCrl cat
Cd. He is a firm heIiever III tia
efficacy of printers ink. and Is one
Of the heaviest advci Users In the
state. rs a result The Famous has
become well known throughout I'LL
Southwestern Nebraska. rs onr ii
the best stocked, best conducted
one priced clothing houses Iii ti,r
state outside of Omaha and Lin
coin. The Famous is really a
metropolitan feature, and al hon"r
70 the business circles of the city
ID which it is located.
HARDWARE. STOVES 4 INWARD.
This department of the business
interests of McCook is unusually
well supplied, and as one of the lead
ing representatives. OF the above
line, We are pleased TO refer to the
large and we'll stocked establish
ment Of Lytle Bros. q Co. This
house. established in 1851. It ci;cc
assumed and has always maiatYincd
o foremost place III business mat
.,t~. aIp. L. uno Of the large; -! ni
m,sst completely stocked III South
western Nebraska. The finn ;.te
owners of a similar ccrccin in
BeGkelman. This state. This house
is under the management Of \. i.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
LEVEE WORK.
oTricr Boaup % CoNNrioSERs.
n TuE FfYrN LOUISIANA LrvrE DfsrHic'

1
TALLuLAu. L., August ~. lh,A J
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At
y The olfies of the iluari OF CommissloncrsiOt the
Fifth Louisiana Lcyeo District, At 1allulah. Nadl
son parish, la, up 20 2o'clock .. N, on MONDAY
sEPT kNbEk H. ISIS, iof cOnatTucting the follow
Ing loyccE ~.
Nfraf Of Lsr1s I0crihg rubtc IDA gniroi
Knoiph................ Fast Carroll. 5000 ~ "
Hard Timcs. Wilson, Tcnsss....-.. 5000 40 "
Proposals cor above named works must he scpa
rate. aud each proposal must lc signed ~ lhe ~
son making thcssine aud sralcd 10 it own envulop
aud marked "PrOpos-l 10 build - Levee ~ = =,
Parish from -. giving name Of lgyec, aud OF
parish, nui Of pcfsln making pfopnaAL
A deposit 81 ruffout money OF certified bank
check i rquirrd iof each loyce' 20 the amount
sailed cnyelop. said deposit 70 ~ forfeited TO The
paafd Of Commissioners for the filih Louisiana
iFyce District, IN case the person o. whom Ndfs
may be- awarded shall fai 10 sign articles Of ACRE
mcnt, and Gle complete tond Within ioH9rlgh1
hour alter notice Of adjudication.
Bond will De required IN The sum not 10 oxccc
Eve cent pCr cubic yard On the amount ~ stated
IN the advertisement with two ~ sufriica Nhn
will be required a. make oath that they arr worth
over and above liabilities thenm0unt oi the bond
The Board reserves tho right ~ u3oct guy ~ nll
bids, withdraw from letting such lcyec asNhry may
dccm proper aud 70 increase Cf dimish the offer
ing NJ they see o.
Payment Coz work will bc madc one hall cash
and The balance In warrants oi this Board, leafin1
completion Of oonuact aud payable one year non
Tlans. prohlos aud specifications n tho ahoy'
work can b. sren. and any other Information INA
bidders may dcsio. obtained al the oncc OF ih'
B1ari IT state Engiuccn az New orleans, Ia, an,
~ y T. MAXWELL. President pro ten.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
MATT QuAY's --LATEST DODGE.
He Enlisss the Services of the Present
Secretary of the K. OF l..

He Enlists the Services of the Present
Secretary of the K. OF L.
Sen ator Quay, chairman OF the national
Republican committee, has succeeded in
procuring by, it is alleged, persuasion OF
most winning Sort the signature OF one
Charles II. Lehman to letter in sup
port OF the Harrison and Morton ticket.
Lehman has posed for some time past
as the bosom friend OF General Master
Workman Powderly, but latterly the head
of the order has repudiated him. 1t is
well known that Powderly will drop Lich-
man at the next general assembly in In
dianapolis, and with that Yankee shrewd-
ness for which he is noted, Lehman is
trying to make the most Of his position as
general secretary during the short time
which yet remains to him.
The letter bears ample internal evidence
OF having been concocted by Matt Quays
roorback bureau in New York. The
whole screed is devoted TO ringing the
changes on the well known stock phrases
of the Republican campaign orators con-
corning the British system OF Tree trade,
and the American system OF protection,
and il is only when the last paragraph is
reached that the milk in the cocoanut Is
revealed. II is as follows,
A careful consideration of these facts
convinccs me that the present is grave
crisis in the political affairs OF our country,
and that have no right to remain silent.
NY position rs general secretary OF the
Knights OF Labor has given me an init
mate knowledge of the various phases OF
the labor question, and from the knowl-
edge thus gained do not hesitate to say
that the triumph of the Democratic party,
dominated by intolerance in the south
and British free trade in the north would
be the most serious blow TO organized labor
it could possibly receive. | cannot remain
inactive in such conflict. Therefore, TO
you and your associates on the national
Republican committee, as the representa-
tives OF the Republican party, i offer
my services in any position or capacity
where they may be desirable or be thought
most useful in securing the success OF Har-
rison and Morton, the representatives in
this campaign OF the American idea OF pro-
lection TO American labor.
1t appears, therefore, that this Mr.. Lich-
man, finding himself out of Il job, has en-
tered the vice of Matt Quay and the Re.
publican National Committee, and signed
his namo TO this campaign document as an
earnest OF what he is willing TO 10 for bis
employers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

EoHE testimonials are most reliable, and
II you will send your name and address we
will send statements Of numbers OF the best
citizens of Nashville regarding the wonder
full cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile Oint-
ment. 1t never fails. Fifty cents aud 81
per bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co.. Nashville, Tenn. Sor sale by
Hester 253 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
TARIFF DOES NOT AFFECT WAGES.
1t Only Increases Manufacturers PROFITS,
80 ono of Them Says.


J. II. Bass, OF Fort Wayne, Ind, who
owns the biggest car wheel works in the
world, when questioned about the Mills
bill and its effect upon iron industries,
said:
az am not worrying about the Mills bill.
We are not afraid OF the competition of
England, nor OF any other country. see
no reason why we cannot produce iron rs
chcapy as Il is made anywhere in the
world, even taking into consideration the
higher wages paid here. We can, and do,
make n great deal better iron here than is
made in England and just as cheaply. The
tariff on iron might very easily tie still fur
ther reduced and not one furnace in the
country would be shut down. In my opin-
ion, the tariff should be lowered TO a point
barely sufficient 10 cover any difference
that might exist in the cost OF production.
The duty on steel rails is much too high.
II il had qcen lower we should have saved
the great depression in business caused by
ovorproduciion a few years ago. As 20
free raw materials, believe the cost OF
production cannot be made too cheap.
The tariff has no effect on wages. IL only
increases the profits Of the manufacturer
TEETH nllcd with gold, silver. amalgam.
etc, are POOR substitutes for natures ORR
ginnl provision. Use Longs Pearl Tooth
Soap, as II removes tartar and prevents dc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
unrXc.i Excur-ions.

The Memphis 4 Little Rock railroad will
sell excursion tickets from Memphis 10 Ar.
kansas and Texas points September II and
% and October aud . at one fare for the
round trip, with through coaches and
slcepcrs 20 Texas, good for thirty days, with
stop-oyers at intermediate points. County
maps Of Arkansas and Texas furnished on
application. Address,
c. l.. HETH, T. p. A.
JouS 4. SCOTT, Ticket Agent, No. 3l2 Main
stnoot. Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
SALE OF CoLLATERALs.

ngTUEsnAY, SEPTEMBER II, MKT, At THE
~ hour OF N a M, the German Bank VII Holi A.
public auction 81 the highest bidder. tot cash, ~
The southwest corner Of Main AMI Madison ttfreA
Twenty four Thoutand Dollar 1T the Prospect Park
and licit Railway Company Pint Mortgage - Tot
Cent bonds due In iiI, slii bonds arc held ~
collateral and carry The unpaid COUPONS que luly'
issS EDw. GOLDSMITH, Cashict.
MrurHu. TENS, August p 1853
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
TuE only place in the city TO enjoy a
good laugh Is Gontry's Theater.

COMMENCING September | the passenger
trains of the Tennessee Midland Railway
company will arrive ut aud depart from
the Kansas City. Memphis 4 Birmingham
depot, nj the corner Of Broadway and
Main streets, whore tickets may be pur-
chased, instead Of at the Mississippi x
Tennessee depot, a. heretofore.
J. 4. GARSER,
General Passenger Agent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY

NASHVILLE, TENN.
Permanent Endowment. 100000.
c,EyEN nigTiNCTpFPARTNENTs ACAurutc
- frrs HE biblical. fiE law, fpl Dental. ~
Pharmaceutical. gpf Medical, ~ lngiurrrus
aud Manual Technology. - sessions ~ Academic
Ubirnl Law and Pharmaceutical departments
b.giu september H. Medical and buntal Ot0iHf T.
T0f catalogues address Wis WILLIAMS. HaCy
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Removal.

Tho Memphis Loan Office will move 10
northeast corner Union and Main streets
ON Sept /. No. 33 Monroe street IS Tor
rent. J. II. GorrtELF, Manager.
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ST. AGNES
Female = Academy,
MEMPHIS. TENN .


rI,IIfg INSTITUTION IL DELIGHTFULLY."- Nru.
Btcd iu rtirri and healthy part a. the ciiy Of
Ncmph.s. commanding thu uiyAntaIr ul ioau aul
culuirA Tho ouiir' surroundings breathe nu hir
If p-nteful sriutun Nhirh ever rNofis - pnWgr.
ul'nu Influence over tho moral, physical and intel
mo toursa Of study embraces tho various
branches 1T q @ilii and useful education IN the
REGULAR Eurlish t1urss the pupils on entering nfe
nuEol nrHurllug 10 their prul'iUucY ln ouhntta
UhN. Urimmnf nni Arithmetic lnfuriilh ~ ~
non l. given 10 Nrrusl and irJinur lliiIty, khf
taf,s aud '1mprsltiln. l.nnn ani fUnch ci'rr
into the REGULAR ruuuso. 4 portion 81 time ~ VI.
i0voi ~ each pupil iuf Plain uui Ornamental
Ncodiswutg shells Flower sir.
TiHMSHruf ~tu0lnn PAYABLE huliN AIRY, lhNhtl
Hby in adyarru Dor bDari Hul tuition in hll
branches tnurht IN 'ho highrst 'rhuuls, plain s'W
iur. mntkiuf. cir bai bedding, stationery guh
Washins $40 and So, according 10 tie age ~ clas'
nf tAp pupn special forms when sry,rAl nicmbors
ni me same family stisni the rrhnnl No allow.
nurs 4 male Zoe taftinl HbsUurU 90 Withdrawal ~
fore the expiration ~ TO tUfu tAcria in case ol
HpfiuuH uf pf1iairtcd Hines
fSfnAs .Gcrnhn, Italian etc. each tiinf Music
on Piano aud uso ~ instrument 5000 Drawing
ani Water Coiurl 5000 Oh Painting, sU01 Lul.
Lr1ldpr, and Ornamental Nofk, 8i0ut - " ~
brsr. J. %. Vurhl Music IN ClGs, SOD Private
I.H.slus ItO1 lilad pr month during raoaton,
ID smut nt the Academy. Washing ctr, N'Vl
Medicine and Physicians los VII iofm oAin
irrns Coz Ray Pupils sloo Ston. 500 or 9 o.
u,f month. tof further Particular, nrrly N We
lazy NJIEiuph
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

Dr. Smith, veterinary surgeon, treats oil
diseases Of domestic animals. Removed
20 Keck's stable, No. i0l Second street,
near Boale. Telephone i57.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
A CARD.

7 WISH THE PUBLIC TO Know THAT Az
Il temporarily located over iiilliH shoe store, = y
corner 81 Main aud Union streets, uatil The com.
petun Oi the Rank building now being erected on
the ). W. corner Of the shuc streets ~ when
have secured the ontlrr second floor TOT my Denial
Office j. l.. MkNHDKS, Dentist
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
NINA llama In.nrnncc ComnnnY

Have removed their office TO No. 10
Madison street, in rear Of Memphis City
bank, until their new Office Is completed,
corner Of Main and Union streets.
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Danflrufl

70 REMOVED ny TIfE USE or COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair.
Burnetts Flayoring extracts arc the
lead
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

DoN'r forget the dear ones away for the
summer. Send them a box Of Floyd x
Moneys candies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

Lucy IlISros is finest and best Virginia
tobacco. Sold by all iobbers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

" you are leaving for your summer trip,
don't forget 10 have n lunch put up at
Floyd & MONEYS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

In ruruance ~ the trust deed Registered In look
No ib7 page ~ registers ufioc, shelly county len.
ursssc Will ell ~ public auction "a thg hlfhe-t
bIddef ior elsh nt the southwest corner Of The In
trr.,ction at Main aud Madison streets IN Taxing
district n shelby county known o. Mcmphl,
Tenn, on
Thursday, October q, 1888,
for default therein, NJ request Of Beneficiary, that
fine piece Oi property fronting on The west Side ~
Uaybufu avenue 11 N.i0D feet, aud running back
wcstwarily botwcUn parallel lines 10 tCct " an
nlicy-the south line being ~ sl-l0o feet north 81
Hfuidway =hoing lots " and ~ two aud time,
Wioks' subdivision II part 81 lot ~, NlllouRhby
Williams tract. m Fourteenth civil district aald
county Title believed good. SOL - trustee.
4 T.. READ, Trustee
sopinmbcr6 1854.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

Bry homes on monthly payments from
Jas. Jay Smith A Go.