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H. WACHHORST
Repairs Chronometers, Watches, and Clocks, at Short Notice. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
HAS THE FINEST Rooms in the City,
Kansas-Blue Hill-Buffalo. 489 ALPHABETICALLY. SHORTT CHAS E, asst post- Hogaboom Geo C, real estate Huston J, hotel master WASHINGTON B, Belvue Mills, Impson W B, restaurant Jones L A, drugs grain dealer and postmaster Marshall Geo & Co, flouring mills Blue Hill, Mathews M, restaurant and bak- ery MITCHELL COUNTY. Milton W R, blacksmith Brown Arthur, postmaster and Ober, Hageman & Whittridge, gen mdse gen mdse Patter A S, watchmaker Brookville, Skelton J, butcher Seller T P, physician SALINE COUNTY. Sours Mrs C W, restaurant Is at the end of the second divi- Stearns E N, physician Stauber J, tinware sion of the Kansas Pacific Rail- Taft C, wagonmaker road, 199 miles west of Kansas Taylor J C, hotel City, and will probably become a town of some importance, inas - much as its means of support are varied and of a substantial char- acter. Warner L, news depot, cigars and tobacco Warner L C, postmaster White Miss M L, millinery Wright Rev G, pastor Congrega- Baker F D, pastor M E Church Ballard J W, barber tional Church Beebe J & Co, gen mdse Benade Wm, cigars and tobacco Carrel G R, agt K PR R Buffalo, Decker S D, gen mdse Dent Wm, shoemaker BOVE COUNTY, Dickey S & Son, shoemakers A station on the Kansas Pacific Railroad, 290 miles East of Den- ver. It has a prospect of becom- ing a point from which Texas cattle will be shipped exten- sively. Dill Mrs D. hotel Dowd Thos, liquors Duncan J, lumber Farmer Bros, stoves and tinware Follett Mrs A, millinery Freeman & Co, druggists Gane Bros, blacksmiths Bliss & Ellethrope, gen mdse Gawer & Bond, lawyers Bliss J L, postmaster Gentry W H, livery Granger C E, notary public Hamlin Chas, tailor Hodge F M, liquors Morrison W P, drugs Hogaboom, Cable & Co, grain Hogaboom G C & Co, lumber and coal Bonney A L, hotel Miskelly J R, hotel Morgan J, gen mdse PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY
Smith & Strong, drugs and groceries Spears M V, groceries
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Seattle, Coos Bay, Carbon Hill Coal, 118, 120 Beale St. S.F
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, S. F. SPECIALTIES.
The J. M BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St , San Francisco
490
Kansas-Burlingame. ALPHABETICALLY.
916 Broadway, bet. sth and 9th, Oakland.
Burlingame,
A pleasant little city of Osage County, situated seventy-six miles west from Atchison, and like her sister city, Osage, is surrounded by a very rich coun- try. Her principal manufactory is the City Flouring Mills, one of the most complete establish - ments of the kind in the West. Immense quantities of hay are baled here for shipment. The population is about 1,500, and the citizens are moral and indus- trious.
Adams J C, auctioneer Adams J R, painter
Addington H B, mgr W U Tel Co .
ASHER & RYNERSON, gro- ceries
Baird R H, harnessmaker
Barker M C, attorney at law Billings & Drew, gen mdse Birch & Dunn, gen mdse
Black Diamond Coal Co
Bratton S G, meat market and grocery Brown Geo T, physician Buehler Chas E, bakery and lunch
Burke & Francis, groceries and hardware
" BURLINGAME HERALD,"
McDonald & Hoover proprs Burlingame Savings Bank, F M Nelson cashier
Bush Chas E, picture frames and mouldings
CARNINE J C, saloon and bil- liard hall
Carroll Geo, agt A, T & SF and M A & BR Rs Cazier M H, physician
Chambers J M, notary public, land and insurance agt
Charlton Joseph, harnessmaker Chatfield W C, city clerk Chicago Lumber Co, J J Wat- son mgr
Coffman Isaac, undertaker
Collins W H, hotel
Crumb C C & Son, flour-mills
Cutler S Z, bootmaker
Dann Mrs J E, millinery
Dodge Martin, attorney at law Doty A & Son, dry goods and clothing
DOTY GEO W, books and sta- tionery, postmaster and agent Adams Express Co
Empie Geo E, dry goods and clothing Erwin Andrew, mgr Kansas Lumber Co
Fenlon Thos, hardware and stoves
Filley H W & Son, hardware and stoves
Finch H C, pres Burlingame Savings Bank
Finch, Lord & Nelson, gen mdse, coal mining and cattle raisers Graham A A, attorney at law Graham & Mitchell, attorneys at law
Griswold Mrs E M, restaurant Haller James, physician
Hardy & Lyons, druggists and agts Pacific Express Co
Hayson Thos & Sons, Climax Coal Mine
Holm S, furniture, sewing ma- chines and undertaker
Hoover A W, veterinary sur- geon
Hoover G W, blacksmith
Hover Mrs C H M, millinery and fancy goods
Huff R S, blacksmith
Hunt F W, watchmaker and jeweler
Hunt J H, livery stable, lunch stand, candies, etc
H. WACHHORST
Has a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
A. STEIN, PROFESSIONAL TAILOR. Suits to Order from $25 to $60. Latest Style.
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HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
Kansas-Burlingame-Burrton. 491 Kansas Lumber Co, Andrew Er- win mgr Russell E G, attorney at law and notary public ALPHABETICALLY. KINNEY MRS S, restaurant and groceries Kirkpatrick R E, livery stable Larson L J, bootmaker Russell Mrs I Jennie, millinery and fancy goods Schafer H A, billiard hall Sheldon Chas M, real estate and Laybourn M L, watchmaker and jeweler insurance agt SHEPARD H D, gen mdse, hay, grain and farm machinery Shibley Samuel, groceries Spaulding E & L R, groceries, books and stationery Loucks John M, carpenter MAYBERRY & McCASLIN proprs "Osage County Demo- crat" McCrary Frank, groceries and Spaulding L R, agt Wells, Far- go & Co's Express queensware McDonald & Co, furniture McDONALD & HOOVER Stanup Mrs Maggie, candies, cigars, etc proprs "Burlingame Herald" Stender J H, restaurant and hotel McDonald Mrs Newt, restaurant McDonald Mrs W P, millinery Stoors G W, saloon Mendenhall T C, sewing ma- Swift S P, physician chines Taylor C H, land, loan and in- Metz C, hotel surance agt Mitchell J J, attorney at law Terrill T F, city marshal Morgan & Shenkel, pottery Thomson Wm, attorney at law and notary public Morrison W S, harnessmaker Myers E W, physician Van Dyke Mrs L A, millinery Nelson F M, cashier Burlingame Savings Bank Vaughan & Hallock, meat mar- ket Newman S H, land agt and no- tary public Wales & Hawkins, custom flour- ing mills "OSAGE COUNTY CHRONI- CLE." John E Rastall propr Watson J J, mgr Chicago Lum- ber. Co "OSAGE COUNTY DEMO- CRAT," Mayberry & McCas- lin proprs Westerfield J F, attorney at law Wilbur H O, wagonmaker Wilcox H R, physician Playford R F, justice of the Williams O H, photographer peace and insurance agt Wood E, blacksmith and wagon- Playford Thos, druggist maker Pratt H B, furniture, organs, sewing machines, etc, and un- dertaker· Burrton, RASTALL JOHN E, propr "Osage County Chronicle" HARVEY COUNTY, Reiser C, bootmaker Was founded in 1871, lies in the western part of the county, and is surrounded by a beautiful prairie. Splendid water is found at a reasonable depth. Burrton Richards J F, stone cutter and builder Rogers C R, attorney at law and justice of the peace HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. ROASTING and MILLING of REFRACTORY ORES, by the Bluestone & Reduction Works, Tombstone, A. T.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mf'g Co., 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
SPECIALTIES.
MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY 6. G. WICKSON 319 Market Street, S F.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
492
Kansas-Burrton-Caldwell. ALPHABETICALLY.
has a population of 400. Dis- tance from Topeka, 153 miles.
Arrington & Friend, confection- ery and barber shop Bates M A, drugs, toilet articles, etc
Burrton House, E Dempsey, propr
Cowan Mrs M F, restaurant and boarding-house
Daily & Gray, gen mdse
Daily & Howard, R R land, loan and insurance agts
Dean C A, gen mdse Dodd Walker, restaurant Dunn & Co, hardware, stoves Easling P W, physician and sur- geon
Emerson H, grain Finmnimore Mrs, milliner Flickinger G W, wagonmaker Frayne Mrs M K, furniture Goodweine John, hardware Hamlin W L, coal
Howard J C, attorney at law Hunt, Moore & Co, gen mdse Jacobs Daniel, hotel
Johns E, mgr Kansas Lumber Co Kansas Lumber Co, E Johns mgr, lumber, hardware, grain and coal
Kies Brewster E, livery, sale and feed stable
Kinney & Hobart, flouring mills Longmate E, watchmaker and jeweler
Lupher J M, physician and sur- geon Lyall J B, bootmaker McAtee J L, physician and sur- geon
Morey A E, blacksmith
Osburn & Nunn, harnessmakers Page, Geo W, livery, sale and feed stable
Page & Morrison, fresh and salt meats
Parker J R, auctioneer and painter
Pasley Wm, blacksmith
Peck A E, agricultural imple- ments
Perry A, notary public, loan and insurance agt
Reaver & Parnham, livery, feed and sale stable
Royce E, druggist and chemist Shive J R, physician and sur- geon
Taylor C P & Co, drugs, toilet articles, etc
Welch & Lane, groceries, pro- visions, etc
Wilson W H & A, gen mdse
Caldwell,
SUMNER COUNTY.
One of the new and thriving towns in the State, with a pop- ulation of about 1,200, is situ- ated at the terminus of the Cald- well branch of the A., T. & S. F. R. R., near the Indian Territory, which position makes it a large cattle market. Distance from Topeka, 215 miles.
Atterbery Bros, cattle dealers Bailey L G, harness, saddlery, etc
Bates & Seiber, feed mill Beard & Day, cattle dealers Berry S, attorney at law Berry S & Co, real estate brok- ers
Betts & Dimke, blacksmiths and wagonmakers
Black Clark, physician and sur- geon Blair John A, postmaster Boehme B G, baker and confec- tioner
H. WACHHORST
Has an Endless Variety of Kings, from Solid Gold to Costly Diamond Setting. 315 J Street. acramento.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.@
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
Kansas-Caldwell. 493
ALPHABETICALLY.
Bouton -- , physician and sur- geon Brown Geo S, gunsmith and locksmith
Canida C T, barber
Carey John B, lumber
Chastain J W, billiard hall
Colson A M, cattle dealer
Collins & Donaldson, livery, sale and feed stable
Cook L S, hotel
Cooksey Thos A, hotel
Cossand & Mosser, photogra- phers :
Crimble & Dobson, carpenters and builders
Danford J S, pres Merchants, and Drovers' Bank
Dean J F, watchmaker and jeweler
Denhollem J G, coal and wood Doubleday Bros, undertakers and furniture
Dowell Thos E, blacksmith
Drew Thos W, stone mason and contractor
Ely M S, hotel
Gerson & Harris, clothing, etc
Gilmore I B, livery, sale and feed stable
Green & Gilfillan, books, cigars, etc
Greenwell & Challes, butchers and shippers of live stock
Griffith J R, groceries, provi- sions, etc
Groh A S, gen mdse
Haines Geo, blacksmith and wagonmaker
Hamilton J & Co, lumber and building materials
Harrington R W, agricultural implements
Harrington John, physician and surgeon
Hockaday Bros, hardware, stoves and tinware Hohler P P, barber shop
Holdredge A C, plasterer
Holmes & Co, groceries, provi- sions, etc Horner S H, drugs, medicines, etc
Hubbell W N, groceries
Hulbert C F, hardware and tin- ware
Hutchison J L, wagon and car- riage maker
Hutchison W B, publisher “ The Caldwell Commercial "
Jones -
-, blacksmith
Kalbfleish Geo, livery, sale and
feed stable
Kelly James D, justice of the peace and police judge
Keyser Wm, propr flouring mill and saw-mill
Knap & Hume, physicians and surgeons
Lebretton Henry, refreshment room
Lewis & Bitting, attorneys at law
Mankin & Davis, billiard hall
Mihoover Miss Tillie, milliner and dressmaker
Moore Chas H, cashier Mer- chants and Drovers' Bank
Moores N & Bro, billiard hall
Moreland James M, propr More- land House
Moreland P, restaurant -
Morris Wm, groceries, flour and feed
Noble & McMillian, physicians and surgeons
Overall A B, cattle dealer
Rohrer J A, painter
Ross T H B & Co, real estate brokers
Ryan John J, merchant tailor
Schlichter L, groceries and hard- ware Smith Robt T, drugs, medicines, etc Smith & Ross, gen mdse
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Chase River and Sydney Coal, 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
M. MADIGAN & CO., New York Horseshoeing Shop.
faction guaranteed. S. W. cor. Twelfth and West, Oakland. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
494
Kansas-Canton. ALPHABETICALLY.
Thomas J M, real estate agent Thompson Abner, bootmaker Thompson Wash H, feed and sale stable
Thrailkill & Laux, groceries, provisions, etc
Unsell & Newkirk, clothing, etc Walton Tell W, editor and propr " The Caldwell Post " Wendles John H, feed stable Westover & Moores, hogs and corn
Canton,
MCPHERSON COUNTY,
A station on the M & M branch, near the eastern line of the county, contains a population of about 400. Distance from To- peka, 140 miles.
Bailey & Co, proprs Canton Bank
Baldwin H, groceries and con- fectionery
Barkhart & Baker, contractors and builders Bundy J E, physician and sur- geon
Carter James, blacksmith Caster Joseph, blacksmith Commercial House, C W Perine propr Curran - ---- , broom manufac- turer
Drake & Kile, stock and grain Edwards J W, billiards and con- fectionery Ellis John, livery stable Elsworth J B, painter Elwell P H, groceries, dry goods, notions, etc
Fairhurst & Israel, agricultural implements
Farthing A, blacksmith
Foss Mrs D C, milliner
George Wm H, physician and surgeon and notary public, drugs, medicines, paints, oils, etc
Haight A, agt Chicago Lumber Co
Hall Mrs J C, milliner
Hartman Rev -, pastor M E Church
Hawkins M, physician and sur- geon
Hoover & Hershey, meat market Keyte W J, hardware, stoves, etc
Liles Frank, baker and grocer O'Conor Bros, blacksmiths
Oldfield Amos, livery, feed and sale stable
Pelton E, bootmaker
Peters C F, real estate agent
Peters H E, furniture
Rohrer & Ecroyd, coal
Saunders Chas, propr Empire House
Schermerhorn Bros, gen mdse Schulte John J, model mills and grain elevator
Shurtz J S, lumber and coal
Smalley J, drugs, books, news and wall paper
Socwell C M, propr Socwell House
Storms W T, barber
Tyner William, painter , Oyler W, blacksmith ;.
Wheeler Wm, jeweler and watch- maker
White Frank G, attorney at law Wolf & Luse, livery, feed and sale stable
Young T H, hardware, stoves and tinware
Young Montgomery & Co, gen mdse
H. WACHHORST
Invites Attention to His Genuine Sterling Silverware, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class; very Sunny N. W Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
Kansas-Carbondale. 495 Green W L, hardware, stoves Carbondale, and implements ALPHABETICALLY. OSAGE COUNTY, Griggs P V, real estate, insur- Lies between Topeka and Bur- lingame, surrounded by a high rolling prairie. A branch of the Union Pacific Railroad, used mainly for coal transportation, extends to this place. Coal min- ing is the principal industry; and furnishes over 500 men with employment, 2,000 car loads being shipped in a season, the greatest share of which is used by the Union Pacific Railroad. Klapp Wmn, lumber, etc Distance from Topeka, 17 miles. ance and express agt Heisel & Urich, agricultural im- plements Heisler Miss Kate, millinery and notions Hoy Frank, fresh and salted meats Hunt Wm E, livery and feed stable Kesler H C, grocer and provis- ion dealer Leachman Thos, wheelright and repairer of wagons and bug- Barrett Chas, barber gies Barry D & Co, harnessmakers Lord John W, attorney at law McCall E, restaurant Bartlett R H, postmaster and gen mdse McMonigal H E, editor and Bjorklund H, bootmaker propr "The Carbondale Inde- Bradford S B, attorney at law pendent" Bradley A T, confectioner Merchants' Hotel, Mrs M A Hunt propr. Bradley, C V, undertaker and furniture Miller & Dargitz, fresh and salt meats Brown A C, physician and drug- gist Durdick D B, agricultural im- Minshall S & Co, gen mdse plements, etc Minshall Miss L C, dress and cloakmaker Coffman & McClair, hardware and stoves Moore C C, physician and drug- gist Curry & Perryman, livery and feed stable Muir Thos, livery and feed sta- ble Cusworth John, restaurant O'Donnell Frank, gen mdse Davis John J, propr Central Raymond J W, furniture Reed P C, coal House Dean James, photographer Robinson Edward, news agt DeLong J A, furniture, mat- Roessler Fred, cigar mfg tresses and coffins Stoltzman W F, bootmaker Dickinsheet James, blacksmith Sutherland A M, hotel Dockstader P C, agt Osage Kan- Urie & Loveland, flour, meal, bran sas Coal Co Ellis & Ashley, hotel Waetzig Geo, watchmaker and Ellis C A & Co, grocers jeweler Ellis J G & Co, gen mdse Wheatly W U & Co, lumber, Fester Conrad, merchant tailor Green L, coal building materials, etc HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEANNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Pig Iron and English Coke, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
city of five times Clay Centre's Cimarron, size might be proud of, and we FOOTE COUNTY. wish them success. 496 Kansas-Cimarron-Clay Centre. ALPHABETICALLY. Cimarron House, W J Dixon Dixon W J, propr Cimarron propr House Adams John, boot and shoe maker ALLAWAY WM, carpenter, Herzog Paul, propr Illinois contractor and builder . House livery August Jacob & Albert J, gen mdse Illinois House, Paul Herzog McGorry L E, editor "New Bailey E H W, barber Bagby R C, photographer West " propr Barnes C R, flour, grain and SHRUSS J R, agt A T & SF R R Co feed Beatty & Hanna, real estate and Wettick A D, gen mdse collection agts Beegle S D, photographer Clay Centre, Bishop & Wilson, meat market Blackwood -, physician and surgeon CLAY COUNTY. Blackburn T, restaurant and confectionery A beautiful little city of 2,800 souls, not inappropriately called Brevman Wm, livery stable the " Queen City of the Golden Buchmann A, watches, clocks, silverware and optician goods Campbell & Smith, gen mdse Carr & Co, druggists Belt," is situated on the Repub- lican River, in the center of as fertile a farming section as the State boasts of. These are a few Carter W F, gen mdse of the features which recommend Christmas J Ń, meat market this thriving city for a place of Clay County Bank, H G Higin- botham cashier business or residence: It lays on two railroads, a branch of the Coleman C C, attorney at law U. P. R. R. and the Kansas Cen- Cook A W, dress-fitting and tailoring tral. It has four tasty churches, a new school house, which cost Dammast C W, lumber, etc complete $20,000; a new Opera Dawes. F B, attorney at law House, costing from $15,000 to DEXTER BROS, proprs Water. Power Mill Co, flour, grain and feed $20,000, capable of seating 800 people, in course of construction, that will afford amusement to Dieter J N, barber those æsthetically inclined; a new hotel (the Dispatch, so called after the popular paper of that name,) conducted and man- aged by Messrs. Walton & Val- entine, two young men of char- acteristic Western grit, that a " DISPATCH," Walton & Val- entine, proprs Dobkins M V, blacksmith DOWNES W T, livery and feed stable Downing C, butcher Durrin Bros, marble works PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J St., Sacramento.
Sign of the
TOWN CLOCK.
Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
Conducted on the European Plan.
Kansas-Clay Centre. 497
ALPHABETICALLY.
Eagle House, Frank Piquerez propr
Farmers' and Merchants' Bank C W Lindner pres, Jno A Moss cashier
Fletcher W H, loan and insur- ance
Flood Ira A, hardware and stoves Frank J M, groceries and queensware
Frazell J A D, hotel Frazier & Achenbach
Frishman J & Sons, gen mdse
Fullington & McIntire, books and stationery
Gay F V, mgr Western Lumber Co
Gifford C E, lumber
Godard A A, attorney at law and notary public
Gollober N, propr Opera House Gunn O B, contractor K CR R Hall J B, billiards
Harkness F P, attorney at law Harkness & Godard, attorneys at law and abstracts
Hathaway S D, broker and col- lector
Henderson D W, dentist
Henry J A, hardware and stoves
Higinbothan H G, cashier Clay County Bank
Higinbotham John, banker
Higinbotham Wm, attorney at law
Holler & Co, druggists Holzgang Carl, druggist
HUFFMAN M, propr Transit House Humphrey J F, harness and saddlery Iams R, real estate, loan and in- surance agt Ingamels Geo, blacksmith
Jackman & Robinson, groceries provisions and queensware Jewett & Burdick, groceries and fancy goods
Johnston Bros, livery
Kehos P P, gen mdse
Kendall D A & Co, grain bro- kers and forwarders
KING JAMES, agt Northwestern Lumber Co, paints, sash, and doors
Kuhule G, gen mdse, and agri- cultural implements
Lavy & Swenson, groceries and dry goods
Leonard C S, loan agt and no- tary public
Lesem H, gen mdse
Lindner C W, pres Farmers' and Merchants' Bank
Loof bourrow P S, justice of the peace and insurance
Lowe W H & Co, agricultural implements
Lutt O F, K P Elevator and Mills
McAllister M A, groceries and fruits
McAnlis & Co, furniture, car- pets and undertaking
Miles C, groceries, etc
Millen R. H, dentist
Miller J W, justice of the peace Miller, Linsley & Co, publishers and proprs "The Times "
Miller M M, attorney at law
Mills Mrs E, millinery and no- tions
Mittendorf T H, billiards and mfr ginger beer and cider
MONTEL M, city bakery and restaurant
Moore Frank, chief engineer of Kansas Central R R
Morgan George, Sheriff
Moses & Talkington, staple and fancy groceries
Moss Jno A, cashier Farmers' and Merchants' Bank
Myers & Campbell, bankers
Neal A H, gen mdse
Nelson N, merchant tailor
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IMPERIAL EGG FOOD will Make Hens Lay.'
319 Market Street, San Francisco. Sold by the Trade, or address G. G. WICKSON,
CHAS. R. ALLEN Pig Iron and English Coke, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
32
910 Broadway, bet, 8th and 9th, Oakland.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
498 Kansas-Clay Centre. ALPHABETICALLY.
Wirt W. Walton.
THE
Del. A. Valentine.
DISPATCH HOTEL,
WIRT W. WALTON, & CO., Proprietors.
Electric Bell. Fire Escape. New Building.
The First-Class Hotel of Clay Centre, Kansas.
THREE LARGE SAMPLE ROOMS
FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS.
Newell E W, livery stable New York House, R Shepard propr
Noble John L, county clerk NORTHWESTERN LUMBER CO, James King agt
Paronto N, clothing and gents' furnishing goods Pilkington G W, physician and surgeon
Pilkington & Hannum, drug- gists- and bookstore
Pinkerton E M & Co, harness- makers
Pinkerton J H & Co, real estate, insurance, collection, and loan agts
Piquerez Frank, propr Eagle House
Redmond J P, cigar mfr
Remington & Perkins, photog- raphers Republican Valley Bank, Myers & Campbell
Richardson & Webster, black- smith and wagonmakers, and painters
Robbins Mrs E G, eclectic phy- sician
Rose Albert, gunsmith
Rothman P, hotel and barn Ryerson John F, gen mdse
Saeger A, jeweler
Selts J M, millinery and dress- making
Shannon J A, bakery
Sharpe & Co, drugs and wall- paper
Shepard R, propr New York House
Shiltz Bros & Wilder, eoal Shiltz Bros, agricultural implts Shmenger Chas, bootmaker
SLEEPER A J, agt Pacific Ex- press Co, and station agt U P RR Smith Henry, groceries, boots and shoes
H. WACHHORST,
Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware; Precious Stones, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. -
Ladies' Dresses, Shawls, Cloaks, etc., come from A. Stein's Dyeing House as good as new.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, ROOMS / anu o, San Francisco, var,
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. Tand2 San Francisco.
KOHLER & CHASE The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
Kansas-Clay Centre-Clyde. 499
ALPHABETICALLY.
SNELL J B, grain broker and forwarder
Soper G W, veterinary surgeon Spicer & Reed, meat market Starkweather J L, coal and ice Starr N A, Sr, blacksmith
Sterling J S, county treasurer Stratton G M, postmaster
'TIMES " . Miller, Linsley & Co publishers and proprs
TRANSIT HOUSE, M Huffman propr
Truman A B, attorney at law Vincent W D & Co, harness and hardware
Wade J H, physician and sur- geon
Wagener Wm, bootmaker
WALTON & VALENTINE, proprs the " Dispatch "
WALTON WIRT W & CO, proprs The Dispatch Hotel
WATER POWER MILL CO, Dexter Bros proprs
Western Lumber Co, T V Gay mgr Wickstrum & Swenson, gen mdse
WILSON & MUSSELMAN, real
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