The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-03
Southern Kansas Business Men.

Richardson & Co, dry goods. yelling
ton. are receiving new goods daily.
BRADY Bros. & Co. of Winfield last Sat
urdsv evening held an "After-Supper
Sale
Price. Hoge & Co. dry goods Of yelling
ton. are making display OF wooden dress
goods.
D. W. Wilson. horseshoer at Winfield,
uses this logical line: NO frog. no foot; no
foot, no horse"
The Newman Dry Goods company of Ar
kansas City is this week making specially
of men and boys clothing.
J. r. Lynn of Winfield has returned from
Geuda Springs and buckled down to bust
ress. Colonel LOOMS stiil fingers.
A Dauber of winfield. dry goods. Is
receiving lots of silk shirts by express anu
selling them on the day OF their arrival.
In a four-lnch space S. II. Thomas OF
Wellington manages 70 advertise granUat-
el sugar, potatoes. soap and an encyclo-
pedia.
NJ Hahn & Co. OF Winfield tell their
customers that on account Of the tariff they
viii never get straw mating as cheap as
they can get II now.
Y. c. Sleeper Of Wellington will remove
70 Barber county. Mr.. Sleeper - one OF
the few contractors in Southern Kansas
who does not sleep. but adveTtlses.
Duff & Repp, furniture. az Arkansas City.
set out twenty dining chairs in front OF
their store the other day 10 air them and In
less than fifteen minutes ioafsrs occupied
ali OF them.
IL ~ rrTI
county recently offered a rebate on back
taxes and the Jarvis-Conkl.n Co. al once
pad back taxes on a number Of large
tracts Of land.
The implement men are putting IN BIZ
stocks OF wagons and family garages y;
has been Two or three years since purchases
were heavy in these stocks ard Big trade
Is expected his fan
Nearly al the dry goods nen have stop
r.ed pushing organizes ard lawns They
feared cold weather but az & keeps on gsf-
ting hotter every day i was not necsssa7y
TO push light lawns. They pushed them
selves.
Here Is a timely advertisement By n =.
Severance. general merchandise al Haze
ton. Thousands % excited people are
going to Kigadyks They are rakirg ard
s-rsu-uz together every mckee All dime
and ieoparLIzing health AMI lie % Wis.,
ne land Of The m.dnlgh; sun Fer VIA.
Cod. But groceries ard clothing core
rfrh in Alaska Flosf- Is So per cWt. szzs
- 4 dozen. ard everything else IN propo--
;.or. We would sdvise y0u Doi % 70 bat
q yo-i are determined % make Ire TIP. call
ard So us sn5 ven E-vs you some pointers
on groceries ard dry goods that ali save
yoa more money than a dozen trips -
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