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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

What the Hon. George &, Vest snyl
in regard to The superiority of the
Hrschbcrg's diamond and non
changeable spectaclCs:
Lam using glasses which | purchased
from Prof, llirschberg md they are
the best ever tried.
1T affOrds me great pleasure to
recommend Prof. llirschberg ~ AN
excellent opti,ian, and his glasses are
simply unequalled in my experience,
g. G.. VEST"
These glasaes are for sale by j. M.
Gleissner, agent for Abilene, Kansas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25
BOO Reward.

| beg TO advise my patrons and
nrighbors that there are several PED
oilers lrayersing the country claiming to
be Mr.. llirschberR, ar connected with
him IN business, and Tying TO impose
upon the public N large, by Offering an
inferior class IT spectacles and eye
glasses for lilTschherg's diamond and
non changeable spectacles and eye
glasses. DO not be deluded by such
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"Peddlers," rs We have local agents.
A reward Of 800 will be- gwen to any
one securing the name and whereabouts
OF such parties.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

grinding
grind load Of feed while Our meal ground and to
kinds and dumps enough dump
o We will please
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

The Building and Loan league has
been in session ut Kansas city, Mo.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

A laborcr has died of Asiatic cholera
IN suburb of Hamburg,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

with but little care and no trouble,
the beard and mustache can be kept a
uniform brown or black color by using
Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

The promptnCss aud certainty Of it's
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hrmedy famous Ills intended esre'-
tally for ooDghs, and Is the most effect
ual remedy known tor these diSea.cs,
Mr., q - Main, of UniOu city, Pa
says; Il have great snle on Cham
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every bottle and have rot heard "f one
failing tn give entire satisfaction, "
soc. bottles for s'lsby W, p, Gulick the
druggist.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

The steamer havana has hc"n
wrecked in Burgo as. ~ harhor loss,
$40, 900; insurance, $4,000, There was
no loss of life.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25
Special Announcement.

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

MO BOGUS testimonials, no Boz
hN gus Doctors letters used TO sell
HOODS Sarsaparilla. Every one of
its advertisements is absolutely true.
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REC OTHER sarsaparilla possess

Nv ses the Combination, Proportion
md Process which makes HOODS
Sarsaplrilla Peculiar to Itself.
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" = II'N'TWNNF
PRoF. H. UIRsCHBERG,
$50 Olive ST., ST. Louis, Mo-, and No.
80 Il 18th ST., n, Y.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

Always ask for one of these brands as
the merchants all keep.them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

the dead was speaking - me Thea on a
sudden my reason suggested natural e1
PLANTATION Of the myatery-the voice came
through sho pipes fr5m the cellar
/ had not before thought Of tie CELLAR. fer
ths simple reaAon that ! had forgotten is
existence Five years before Il had been
closed. for motive which shall present
ly explain, and stnce that time no one bad
entsred i. The beer YVES no logger drAWn
from the cellar, but from the casks sci up
bthind tho bar, and tbs tr.2 between the
entrance and the bsr, through which the
casks used 70 BE- LEI down into the cellar,
had srAl screwed down End formed part
q the door over which sc walked daily.
Now l recoilscJsd that the carpenter hnd
been in the jog the day before aud had
doubtless withdraw tho screws and made
TIE hap prscticsbls Ter descent. Even nov,
a. glanced al the floor, failed TO see any
difference IN it, Appearance or any sigu Of
tie trap having been moved Ths sand
with which the door 80 slrewn had been
carefully rubbed = to the ccacks 90 a. 70
completely eonc-aI the opening. But TAras
was down there folt sure Of that-and
as II 20 confirm /. the tapping recon
E1enced-
Tap. tap, tep-tsp. tsp-tAp-tap TAI.
tap--tap, tap-tep"
But noN the sounds seems 70 my excited
imagination terribly loud, causing every
muscle 10 my body to contract with the
dread Of being heard by Putty or the quick
er witLed Dri.o. What signal could max
20 let Taras know that I had heard him
and that lie was TO cease tapping tie piper
l. occurred 70 me thar II could hear Lis
yoice through the pipe he could hear uaiue,
hut dared not approach my lips to the
engine, AID siill less answer tbs whisper,
for the machine was in full view OF the men
in the parlor The tapping oontiuned-still
more aadiDly il ssein1I 20 me. | must stop
1t, even II killed every hope had raised.
b. replying 20 his signal with the handle.
Going close 70 the engine and laying ny
hand on tins handle 20 pull IL dow "a aud
oPen the valves, II it would. said IN Z
loud Voics;
I'm dons now, bl0ke, and I'm a-Koin
VIII you give me something FOR bit u
grub' Iaiu't eat nothin today"
He had some coppers on the table that
were won from Drigo, and be threw few
on the floor with some brutal words
picked tAGm up without a reply, but IA I
turned to 70 1 had the gumption TO say In
moody one;
II shall kum after dinner and see II hes
baek-that fellow with the beard. Hes
took my fancy awful"
went out with the fierce determination
to keep the spirit Of that promise would
see Taras, Uus by means they little dreamed
of for all their yillaiuous craft,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

The Sight visa ever already could hear
no sound save a fRint whispering and &C
oaSonally the Hhufiling Of feet, and even
thess indications Of movement within
esased after awhile, leading mo to believe
that the whole party had retired into the
room behind the bar ! could not make IL
out, There was ne swearing, NO alterca-
sion, nothing but Llenes. IL was the stran-
gsst way Of concluding fight or u quarrel
that had ever heard What did it meant
Had TarAs killed Drigo by some terrible
blow Of that strong arm aud were thcy oil
sileneed by the fear Of alarming the policos
That seemed to me the most plausible ex
plGuAtion.
betook myself hurriedly TO the dark
archway "a heard grating OF the lock IN
the side door OF the Joy, and almost i'm.
medlately afterVsArd | saw the three Is.
capped friends of Taras come up from Ferry.
boat lane | recognized all thrss as they
passed the arphway. They walked in haste,
thought then that they might be In search
Of doctor, but they never returned. After
a time ventured down the alley. There
was no light to be seen through the fan
light Of the side door, aud all was silent as
the night ! hung about the place IN vague
perplexlty, unable to leave IL, expecting ey-
w AhAnhNN AeAAA1 ANNeAefAANAN VI
the mystery.
All o'clock, when Is was broad daylight,
the from, door of the Mariners JOY opuncd,
aud Putty came out ard took down ths
shutters. II. had not scratch on his face
Waite no was thus engaged Drigo ep.
peared aud he also showed no sign Of hAV-
ing bean IN tho fight lie spoke " Putty
and then walked on along Sweet Apple
Lame Putty wont In and reappsarsd, sweep
ing away thS fragments OF brokon glass
Then for the first time q terrible fear that
Taras had been killed IN ths iRht took hold
OF inc aud shook ms ike an agus. But
did not know what TO dc, was like ons
parslyzsd -ineapable Of action. never
thought Of going to tbs polics. What use
Il TAras was dvad' Besides, from the ear
Hest days VI my recollection, had regarded
tho police as my natural onsmy-ths enemy
OF all outeasts and homeless wrVtehes Ike
me.
But after slime caught aight Of Drigo
returning down Sweet Apple lanS wish =
loaf under his arm and osher provision. In
his hands Than, desperate with this new
born fear, stepped into the road from the
doorway where had been crouehine aud
stopped him.
Where is hs-ths big man with the fail
beardf" Aaked
"why, % tnid be In bis broken Engliah,
and with a grin on his hateful face, but
not Alln Of embarrassment or SURPRISE,
"he went away with bis friends hours ago. d
That's a lie" said l; 'only three men
have come out Of the JOY IN the ight. and
those arr the three who went ioto IL with
yen and tho man with the fair beard
~ won't contrrdiet a lady, but II be
dian't 60 away with his friends be is in the
house now. and IL you Are still in doubt
puu had bsiisr come ~ and sss1
TIE words bsvs underlined hs whis
psnsd silh such a tsndiah gria That there
Wns no raiz.Nklnx bis tnaaning. II he had
said plainly. cone IN and share The sauss
taie ~ ras naAa SiiA us iGlE beall.p Lhs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

u ooals nc. gather rs repIv. oct, raising
bis woes g evs slphasis % the oder.
heard this clearly
he odersd you Is. III give you doabie,
add you csn b-tray "a 70 ths poliee II We
don't pay up"
ard tsuasr roa't pay NE 70 b hAe-
ee.sssy q niuFasr"-
Dsso Alsaoed hiil with long ''his.. {"
Ard rtspp.hg Sideways y east : glance into
Tia psri1r he caught sight q ne. He gave
The alarm u Fusgy 10 . hurried sen8 x
terror. 49, he asE. zonsat peW-sr ~
fgw - rzJ hssA- ! was euisk sfoHgh te
duet asa ATAif Tia ri.fils, bat / only e.
e4ped faiiing into tie lavAsa hands q tie
bioks by aEg.nE nyB,lf svsr thu balloon :
AID failisg ints tbs mud below.
-Dsn't ~ re geL Elgh Jon this sids u
zszt mO uth. yea 49,, sr I'll pull the sTss-
Rad ca Of yeu. IL eriss. shaking his "a:
dgTu atfaa - siuEk q Grs1ld stzGad-
~ barge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

rn<kle.s By ny ii-iatiE,sti yssrnisgs, -se
len uy place. ar5 following then soiss-
le2iy rp the steps ssoei TO- aizsEt wis
70 arms reach q Tara ] distinguished
the prufl. o. kts tacs quite clearly a<zir.ss
the faint ligks bsycld n he turned 70 Ep-Ak
4 few ebeesins 'yoris % o7e cf lis t1s2ds-
tie bold, hAuds5lnu outlils q lis aqlilint
1osa. the curve q lis rzEG1ehe ard IA
shofs. t.oiated heard Almost fzzcisi
ooulA ete 10 his tA14 lie szpTest.0o o. hap
Fiuess IL having re2ssea hlE fris-sk Iw-a
tayious y thsi kinaiy rsgA-a eestSg-ed Up
On Enothsf, As4 drawing a stsg nsA-ss. eT
rn Instructive ia pslss. FAts-1 = and ara
laid IA tmHly sE III ara Tke aos va nSs
iatsntlozsl Ieeula a0s Aslp 30i1git
n. uoysEs1l vas sea- ~ sis e31np.a-
iezi. who stszted vita a 8 lAs1 ery c; AlHsai
Ts-a1. senlss re. fpsEs few lev vsrss q
ronoEIsrEnes " his tTisa4 ikSi seemed -
~. Want srs - EiEEle 90 It's snly =
poor. riis-ahls usfH Then, recognizing
NJ a. a Lseeud glArea, As szsAiEas1 SsfIi!
n Engliss
SAB. ilisyes"
'Nss, 1ns-tAs hsSsr. tTiss "a s4y. Ia
ny voice WAS thick with feTsrizh ssi-Esip=
and my words EnintsldEble-
"Yoa have come 70 tell Us that It Is all
right" be sid, adding. after Re had gwen
this explanation 70 his friends, ''it's Ssry
good 81 you. /" aud hs no4dsd a. ne again
With that kisd smlls thk. bad wrought
sal q ysssrioss s1ss. uP0z ny rEszrs.
JsGt iksa DriK0 WkiE:ls1 sSfsly t-sra tie
Eies dosr o. the joy. and IAras hurrisc kis
frisnd, forward, ls@ying ne tESre with
more happiness IN my heart than had felt
in the whole o. ny life.
IwElted % the landing until they had
all filed into the Joy. Then ] slipped
past the closed door and ran seIoss to the
Archway ia Sweet Apple lane opposite
the house knew that there vas Do &C
commOds;iou for the party IN TIE Joy.
and that as soon as tie escaped men hal
changed thSF clothes they wo1ld come
away. A. there was no other way bus
through Sweet Apple lane they nuBt pas
me, and should zee TarS once more
bad stood there not many minutes
when I heard glass crash in the Joy.
and the next moment there vas = deep
thud as II some one bad thrown himsei;
against the deer; then there followed a
Stifsd cry, the shuniinE Of feet aud the
sound Of heavy blowE. These sounds left
me In no doubt a. - What was going On in
the bar Of the JOY In ShAdpell one
hears the noise Of lighting every night
But could hardly belisve shat Drigo and
Putty were the attacking party. The lat
ter | knew 70 be a coward and feeble as
well, being sodden with drink. Tarss, !
felt suru. could defend hinsel against hall
dozon such mSn - be, and sim;d as his
friends might be it wa not likely tbA.
they would stand aside and make no
effort 10 aid HIN. / had no fear for him,
but rather a savage exultStiou in ;nO BE-
lief that be would thrash his enemies and
punish them according TO their deserts. Il
occurred TO me that be had discovered
Drfgo's trcaeAsry aud was now giving Aim
leSSen not 70 be forgotten, and with =
burning dcsire to hear him bowling for
mercy ran Gcrosa the read and pat my
ear to the door.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

~0trs ~ Iome gin, Tniis /" said Drigo.
We siH't got ne in. We're lot our H.
esnse." answered.
That's Eooa .igu. j" said DrEo in a low
tone, uuddEg TSras
what do you psepls drink brrsr' Tsras
aaksd
"pongsla -four half gently"
Thsy decided 10 have some -four half"
aud Whale WA drawing It 11rAs sald:
Can We have = room here for a few
daysf'
''ISIns lil.ly Mons OF the rooms Amt
furniabod, 'eapEin tho parlOr, and The bloke
siespa IN that"
"whsrs Is ths biskefr
"oorned oaLp
"Whvn will he be 10"
Don, know. PrcapE i've minutes, pre-
apl Dss afote shuttin up time"
An that know now hss been acquired
since thRt tire Then ! spoke like AAN-
age and was little better than a savage in
any way, having lived from my earliest
dAyA fnendless R.a utterly neglected.
Tara and DIiRo spoke together In a
tongue unknown 70 me end that gave mo
an opportunity CT looking ~ them more
closely, Taras wa aboat 81 then, and as
have said nne, large man. There were
resolution aud strength In his chin and
nose, but great kindness Ia his mouth and
clear, deep blue eyes ! could zoe then that
he was TO be loved and feared ~ we'll Not
~ Drigo. There was nothing 10 love In
bis face His deep sunk black eyes weir
crafty; his mouth was brutal. his mus
tAche was clipped, and bristling out added
10 tho fcTocity Of the lower part Of his face.
Two front teeth were missing, and the rest
were black. His facs was deeply marked
by the smallpox. That type Of man was
not unknown 20 mo.
II suppose we may wait here till the-the
hioie ruturnsi" Taraa said
"You ssu II you liae.n
ia he your father" naked Drigo, seating
himself on the bcneh facing the bar,
Mo-
Your busbandi"
mo
what thenp
whats that 10 your / replied.
"Whas IA II 70 any onef" l asked myself
as made ny way through the bar parieE
TO my formes place on tho balcony. "WhNl
does a uiettsr to any one who am or what
lRnl a hsaieless dog would and mors
friends than l;a drowning cat would get
more PITY. What gued am l TO any onoi
What good Il liz 70 mOi'
hAcn tkcughts a. tDsgs. were passing
through NCy Eiill - ipllcd upon the sou
don handrail u The platform, looking eui
~ .hs ilick. dun water shat sluggishlJ
iappli tar alimy shore, when feeling tbs
pfcsnos " home one | tarncd my heae
and perceived Tara standing near with
notebook AHA a pencil IN his hands Ia
lad found hls way out there by the pau
sage and was Apluging himssh by sketehin,
mc, lt1ninz against the wall, with his pip
in bis mouth Thought he WA taking
ms III. nnding something In my face 4
rdiculs Ike every one olss And / turnc,
my hack on him. Not that / ininde,
whether he made sport Of me Or not--I wa
too ACCUSTOMED 20 serve As the butt 0
coarAs jeAt and hsAr;lsss sarcasm 70 hees
smother ahait, more or less. even from on
who seemed las brutal than the rest
but had No denire 10 add 10 the amuEa
meat Of my natural enemies.
"no you mind stAnGinK a. you stood Jus
now" he asked.
"Gari AMY I replied. tuning on hin
lpitsfrllF who dyo thlnk YIN a-gattii
- Eye tainl don't know str saric
VA telnk liz .ssSgae. a ssaal isr .loA \
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
eHAPTTR
AZ ruR sxGRrNzRs yoI.

A. LAE AAaAA- - . ~
I vas lszsHR % tbs t0ttsl balosnT before
tiis busy tsus o. TIE aar.zer's Joy when
! hrxt ss~g Te-aA He cane from Perzyboat
alley. the p1sssgs running ottWeea the joy
sad Baxter's EhSuf and leadiag 70 the
steps when the Old ferry 1seS 70 ply, be-
tween that part u shsdwsli and Ho.her-
1.-The. snd EESthsE nAs vas ws;k Lim
named Dhgv. TarhS va ans. blg rnan,
fair, uita = lang tSgnJ mr-ssache Gae a
ssSr+ beard he WAs dreHsed Ike 8 -ork
mas IN dsrk gray suit. aznEd sAirt and
q blue Handkerchief Ter : AZ. bat he eiaR't
logk l!ks 8 vsrEmEB FAR all ths.-at any
rate not zach A. ysu "a ssWn caldwell
wsy lie va TOO slezn AID active for that
Drign va act a bit like him. being middle
aged, neagef. VIII = steep II bis rho1derff
and having yellow faes, with high cheek
bones, sparse black beard and siAuiius
eyes Men like him ars oommon enough
about WAyping aud the Highway
They walked down 20 the Stairs, And Dri-
GO pointed ACROSS toward the Commercial
doekS, but could not make cut what he
Eaid TGfEs nodded. and ttsy tunnel round
and booked stteutiyeiy AZ the Mariners
Joy and tbsn AZ Bszisf's wharf IN the
night aud JoAnSos's yard a. the left, Drigo
taikiag with great sAFnestDess IN low
voice al the while and Taras li.,euing
gravely a. be smoked bis pipe and replying
only with a weTd or nod Of his bead from
time " tine couidn't make out what
they found 20 interest then. Tor Ba1tes's
wharf was fhut up-snd had been shut up
fer years-4IDd there vas nothing ia John
sons gard but great heap Of rustins boil
an and Old iron. ~ t5rths Mariner JOY,
With ~ bEok 81 windows. VIE gaping pls1kI
81 Ia bay fHosi sas iEs iottsn balcony pro
1ecsing Ovsr the muddy forezhors there
was nothing IN .kht u attract attention.
They tAw ne, and D1go made Joke At my
expense, / bsiisge, for be ohuekiad "a lie
stared At me but Tara smoked on giLyely
AGd ugTer smiled
AZ length they Quilted the steps and
came Up FcfTybaAt alley, and q minute or
tive SfteTsATe heard than open The door
N Sweet APYls lane aud gnteT the ssnded
bar. I went in through the bar parlor 70
Esrrs them.
Give u eorns gin, miss" said Drigo,
speaking with a. odd accent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

,tress --ocfs re. ssvt Dr. naTs sb-ieus-
@wil yoz eons. Bsauryi' BE- ADDED
with soe@.
fu.ds 10 reply. krd be went on 20 The
icy viii a ADHESIVE ehuskls
!. ~ &c. ths tear q de-.h thAs made a
coward q ne. ny IL. VA TOO wretehed
Aud ksseiess 70 Be chsrishst. Il was just
ths dread q perso1sl viole1ee and ply sioal
Eusesings that's all But IL the co1rse Of
shs morning ! sTsEF sps-astie under tha
t.us- q Wazr.nsss ard aslee.ion- II ne
Ezz viii sAs FAR bard Is killsd, " 2Alc 70
Saytsif. 7 v.Ay - veil b killed, TO, and
b done vita - f1r good and al %
AID wiz .his shought crostsd The lana
al pa1ksd op.a thssTing door q the q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Tie seventy-one men who listened TO
the sermon Of the Rev. p Il. Parrish,
At Worthwhile, Mich. last Sunday, were
all over % years Of age, the Oldest be-
Ing OIL years old.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26
ABOUT THE STATION.

A young man called at the station last
night and wanted warrant for horse
trader on West Douglas avenue, who he
said had assaulted him and mashed his
face. He said he did not know his name
but be could go with the officer and iden-
THY the man.
A report came to the station last night
that widow woman named Sarah Vein,
residing at 16l South Washington avenue,
had all ber buckets, tubs and other articles
left in the yard stolen, and yesterday
while she was away from home some per-
son had taken her cow. The case will be
Investigated.
Yesterday afternoon an old man accused
a young Que, who he said was his partner.
OF having robbed him OF SIS at hotel
where they were stopping The young
man was arrested but when the other got
sober he refused 10 prosecute the Case Is
he wss not sure whethe! be had been rob
bed or not.
Officer Parks arrested young man on
East Douglas avenUe while trying TO sell
a lady's gold watch for S, and took him
70 the atIon. De said his name was
William McHugh and that his homs was
in Kansas CITY at 5lS McGee street; thai
he was packing house empi0ye aad
reached here yesterday morning; that bI,
sister who lives in Kansas City near Cud-
ahy's packing house gave him the watch
and that she purchased il; on, the initials
on the case did not correspon1 with VIVA.
he said hsT name was. PrI0r 70 coming 70
the station he told the officer Be purchased
the watch. On being searched he was
found 70 have - Gems il money anj o.
skeleton key that would unlock any door.
be went below ou charge Of yzgraucy.
Ole Ol.oa Vas the name givsn b.
Young man ruu IN sbou; midulEht He
C.d kno,s Ole Olsen, and that was about
all be haI ) cents. beer check zgd q
.ull grown jag. Elwsrd Jonnson was lh-
name OF hIs COMPANION. They were
locked ~
Pes7ce Dibbie was arrested yesterday
evening charged nith reckless driviaS.
he gave bend Tor his appearance zud VII.
have a hearing a. / o'c.ock tEls Afternoon
One negro beat another ever the head.
yesterday. with poker. ard escaped. -
North Main street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26
NEW yoPK ODE

We have just completed the taking of inventoy of
our mammoth stock of Dry Goods and Carpets While
this inventory does not show that have made enough
money during the past year be entirely satisfied it
does more than ever convince uhat method of do
ing business for spot cash, has proved great success
we have sold more goods the past year than any other
previous year have sold them at less profit but by do
ing this on spot cash system, able to say that
We do not have to charge good paying customers more
for goods IN order to make up for bad accounts We
the spot cash system just year ago and
while We sell to every body for spot cash only, we did
allow people to take goods home on approx
al but with this new year. have decided not to allow
goods to out OF the house to any body until they have
been paid for and if the goods not satisfactory or ~
we will gladly exchange goods refund
the money except where goods have been selected and
ordered cut from the piece by the customer great
many customers have informed that they are very
much pleased with our cash SYSTEM they readily see
saving.