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Funk & Welsh, real estate, loan and insurance collection agts, notaries
Gardenier J P, druggist
Hillsboro House, Joseph Love- lace propr
Hill U C, justice of the peace Holmes J W, physician
Hoover L, hardware, stoves and tin ware, wagons and agricul- tural implements
Lovelace Joseph, propr Hillsboro House
Martin & Loewen, groceries, queensware, cigars and tobac- co, stationery
McDonald & Hill, dry goods, boots and shoes, groceries, drugs
Miller & Brown, dairy produce Morse J G, lumber, doors, blinds and shingles
Palmer S C, propr Commercial House
The Bank of Hillsboro, Brewer- ton, Crane & Morris
"THE INTELLIGENCER," J B Crouch editor and propr
" The Intelligencer " Office, job printing
Howard City,
ELK COUNTY.
County seat, has a population of about 800. Distance from Topeka, 138 miles.
Adams Mrs A F, gen mdse Bowen J F, contractor and builder
Bratt Mrs D L, dressmaker
Brown S A & Co, lumber and grain
Burchfield J Q, hardware and implements
Cannon C H, livery and feed stable
Carr & Oberlender, attorneys at law
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Pig Iron and English Coke, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
ROOMS
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8. San Francisco, Cal. and 8, San Francisco, bm.
SULPHURIC ACID
BLUESTONE. THE BLUESTONE and REDUCTION WORKS, Tombstone, A. T.
Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc .. etc. Address G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco.
POULTRY BREEDERS' SUPPLIES.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St .; San Francisco.
532
Kansas-Howard City-Hutchinson. ALPHABETICALLY.
Cartmell Mrs M B, milliner Cartmell N B, attorney at law Clary G W, barber Dean & Wilkinson, barbers
Dobyns J B, hardware
Duffield R M, gen mdse Eby A F, Elk County Bank Eckert Wm, bakery
Edwards R J, propr Edwards House
Emerson John, groceries Freeland John, blacksmith
Fuller & Lambert, Loan and Real Estate Co
Garner A, propr Garner House Gelvin Rev D A, pastor Presby- terian Church
Goepel A, fashionable bootmaker Gregg A, bootmaker
Green & Guerrier, mgr Chicago Lumber Co
Hatton D H & Son, drugs
Hamilton W R, contractor and builder
Hill Rev Isaac, pastor M E Church
Holloway & Osborn, loan bro- kers
Joscelyn Mrs A E, milliner and photographer
" KANSAS RURAL," J A Som- erby editor and proprietor Kirby Bros, drugs
Knight J M, groceries and queensware
Kroeck Frederick, merchant tailor
Lauman H A, meat market
Lewis J B, physician and sur- geon
Longley E K, attorney at law Lucas S, physician and surgeon Marston A H, dry goods
McKey G W, Elk County Bank Meathers Miss E, artist
Momma N, gen mdse
Neal J G, veterinary surgeon
Newby D, attorney at law
Nichols R H, attorney at law Oliphant John A, attorney at law
Payton Geo H, propr Lindell Hotel
Schafer Henry, meat market Scott & McMaster, attorneys at law
Skinner & Holcomb, furniture makers and undertakers
Steinberger A B, pub "Courant," also postmaster
Steward W H, blacksmith and wagonmaker
Steward James, livery and feed stable
"THE HOWARD JOURNAL," C R Hall propr
Thompson W J, blacksmith
Topping P C, physician and sur- geon
Woodyard L P, watchmaker and jeweler
Hutchinson,
RENO COUNTY,
The county seat of Reno County, 141 miles from Topeka, is a well- built and enterprising city, hand- somely located, and one of the best towns on the line of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé Railroad, containing a popula- tion of 1,800. All classes of mercantile houses are well repre- sented, and the large crops us- ually produced from the fertile country surrounding the city (which also draws trade from many miles distant) tend to keep business active during the great- er part of the year. Few cities of its years, for it is only about eight years old, can boast of a
H. WACHHORST
Has a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
C. BILICKE, Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN.
Kansas-Hutchinson. 533
ALPHABETICALLY.
more rapid growth, or of greater prosperity.
Atwood S A, insurance agent Baldwin Mrs R B, millinery Beatty H W, attorney at law Bigger L A, attorney at law Bloom & Co, livery stable Brown & Bigger, attorneys at law
Brown J B, attorney at law and notary public
Brown M L & Co, flouring mill Calverly Richard, boots & shoes Campbell S W, cashier Reno County State Bank
CARR MRS W P, propr Wind- sor House
CHAMBERS C C, Reno House (see adv)
Chrisman F R, books and sta- tionery, sewing machines
Christopher C L, grain com- missioner Clark H W, coal dealer
Commercial Hotel, I Wolfers- berger propr
COSKY JAMES, city editor of " Hutchinson Herald " Courtney J, meat market Crawford Mrs S C, restaurant Decker B N, groceries
Decker & Chamberlain, meat market
Demuth John M, merchant tailor
Devier & Blackburn, groceries and drugs De Witt & Cleveland, black- smiths
Dice H, machine shop
Dickey A B & Co, drugs Dickley J B, drugs Dorman S M, contractor EASLEY R M, editor "Hutch- inson News "
Empey & Burrell, grocers and millers
Foster R L, cattle dealer
Freese J A, groceries
George J S & Co, groceries George & Mauritzius, gen mdse Goldberg I, dry goods Grayson J A, coal dealer
Gregg & Shahan, hardware, etc Guessiz L, watchmaker and jew- eler
Hale & Co, coal, lime, etc Hardy G W, implements Hern George T, meat market HERRON M R, billiard hall
HIGLEY A J, justice of the peace, attorney at law, notary public, real estate and loan agent; loans negotiated on favorable terms; office over post-office
Hosea J W, dry goods, etc
Houk, Brown & Zimmerman, at- torneys at law
Howard House, D W Stimmel propr
Hubbard & Co, grain dealers HUTCHINSON HERALD,"
(weekly), A R Scheble editor Hutchinson Lumber Co, James St John mgr
" HUTCHINSON NEWS,"ARIM Easley editor
Innes A W, dry goods, clothing, etc
"INTERIOR" (The), J W Kan- aga publisher
Irwin E, hardware etc
KANAGA J W. publisher “ The Interior
KANSAS PROTECTIVE UNION, E B Pierce pres Kiff G B & Co, implements Labuhn Fred, bootmaker Lewis & Beatty, attorneys at law
Lewis W H, attorney at law
Mccullough John, mgr Kansas Lumber Co
McInturff Alex, photographer McKee D B, physician
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-
.
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS' 653 and 655 Market St , San Francisco
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
534
Kansas-Hutchinson. ALPHABETICALLY.
Mckinney A W, physician Mckinstry James, atty at law McMurray H, bootmaker McMurray J, attorney at law Meredith Fletcher, publisher HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. " Hutchinson News " Meyer E L, druggist Mincer A, dry goods, etc Mulkey & Co, grain dealers Sanders M & Co, harness and saddlery SCHEBLE A R, editor "Hutch- inson Herald" and lawyer SCOTT M S, sec Kansas Pro- tective Union Sebring James, livery stable Sharp M L, groceries Sherman Jas D, auctioneer PATCHEN C W, Bon Ton Res- Sidlinger S H, physician taurant, dealer in confection- Smith S C, pianos and organs ery, fruits, cigars and tobacco. 2 (see adv) Stimmel D W, propr Howard House Pearse J L, coal, lime, etc Penney J L & Co, millers Taylor C & Son, dry goods, cloth- ing, etc PIERCE E B, pres Kansas Pro- Temple Jas & Co, implements tective Union Tucker G Fred, dentist PLANK AMOS, watches and Welsh John, groceries jewelry, watchmaker and re- pairer. Orders by mail and express promptly attended to White Mrs L M, millinery Raff Bros, dry goods, etc Raff Hiram, postmaster Redhead James F & Co, bankers Reno County State Bank, S W Campbell cashier West, Allison & Co, flouring mills Whiteside & Campbell, attor- neys at law Wilcox E, hardware, stoves, etc WINDSOR HOUSE, Mrs W P Carr propr RENO HOUSE, C C Chambers. Winslow & Albright, drugs (see adv) Winslow W L, dentist Robertson & Barnes, physicians Wolcott J C, livery stable Robinson N P T, physician Wolfersberger I, propr Commer- cial Hotel Rosan & Co, real estate agts Ruddy M J, furniture St John James, mgr Hutchin- son Lumber Co Woodard G A, confectionery, Young Bros, boots and shoes Young John H, druggist The Popular Bon Ton Restaurant. OPEN DAY And NIGHT. O ICE CREAM, LEMONADE, AND OYSTERS, In their season, C. W. PATCHEN, Proprietor. First Door South of Post Office. HUTCHINSON, KANSAS. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. MOH
H. WACHHORST,
Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Precious Stones, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
RENO HOUSE THE OLD RELIABLE C. C. CHAMBERS, Proprietor. ALPHABETICALLY. First-Class COMMERCIAL MEN'S HOME. GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS. Kansas-Hutchison-Junction City. 535 HUTCHINSON. KANSAS. Asher J M, attorney at law - Junction City. Bahvend Wm, restaurant DAVIS COUNTY. Barnes A L, insurance agent A place of 2,500 inhabitants BARTELL HOUSE, Reynolds & Merritt proprs and the county seat of Davis Bath John, cigar mfr Behrend Henry, blacksmith County, 137 miles west of Kan- sas City. It is at the junction of Bitterman M R, dry goods and furniture the M. K. & T. with the K. P. & Kearney City branch of the Black James, Sr, tobacco and confectionery K. P. Railroad. Until quite re- cently the town, from some cause, Blattner & Blakely, hardware BLOHM A, restaurant was on the decline, but it has arisen from its depression and is Brigham H H, chief operator MPRR now improving very rapidly. It is supported by the agricul- Brown Richard, saddlery, hard- ware, leather and shoe find- ings, etc tural interests chiefly, though stock-raising is becoming an im- portant factor in its common Brown S S, groceries and cigars Cammert H, groceries and res- taurant weal. The two papers pub- lished here are quite liberally supported. The schools are very fine, while the sanitary features are decidedly noticea- ble, being remarkably fine. The Pacific Hotel is the leading hotel of the place, the proprietors of which, Messrs. Gemeny & Son, CLARKE W B, banker, cor-Sev- by their courteous and polite enth and Washington (seeadv) Clayton E, propr Kansas House Clough A, dry goods and gro- ceries, hats, caps, boots and shoes treatment, deserve the success which attends their efforts to cater to the tastes of the trav- eling public. We heartily wish them the patronage they richly deserve. Cassil W R & Co, clothing and gents' furnishing goods Church & Hurley, harness- makers Clark A F, operator M PR R Clark M E, gen mdse Copley J, agt U PR R Crowther John, gen mdse Aiman H, propr Iowa House Alden H M, painter American House, Mrs M Hurly propr Anderson J C, druggist Andrews M, operator U PR R Daugherty P, physician and surgeon Davis John & Sons, proprs "The Junction City Tribune " Dixon T, grain elevator Dumbreck E, boots, shoes, gro ceries, etc HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. BLUESTONE A SPECIALTY. THE BLUESTONE AND REDUCTION WORKS, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
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.
536
Kansas-Junction City. ALPHABETICALLY.
Emery A G, photographer Fitzgibbons -, operator U P RR
Flagg B A, photographer
Flagg Mrs B A, millinery
Franklin W J & J H, attorneys at law
Gage & Dreyfus, groceries and boots and shoes
Gemeny B, propr Pacific House Glick Fred, groceries
Godell Jacob, meat market
Green & Devereux, real estate and land agents
Greeno L M, dentist
Gross John, Jr, life and fire in- surance
Gross John & Son, furniture, carpets and undertaker
Harvey B, merchant tailor
Haughawout F S, mgr Western Union Telegraph
Hauserman, L, butcher
Hookey & McMurray, millinery, fancy goods and notions
Hoppen Phillip, groceries
Hubbard L P, confectionery and restaurant
Humphrey James, attorney at law
Hunter C F, physician and sur- geon
Hurly Mrs M, propr American House
Iowa House, H Aiman propr "JUNCTION CITY TRIBUNE," John Davis & Sons proprs "JUNCTION CITY UNION."
Geo W Martin propr (see adv) Kansas House, E Clayton propr Kathmann H, boots and shoes Keefe Thomas, propr Niagara House
Kennedy & Daugherty, physi- cians and surgeons Kennedy Max, physician and surgeon Ketner James, attorney at law
Kiehl Bros, livery
Kiehl D, agt Adams Express Co Kiehl D, sheriff Davis County
Kiehl R W, livery stable
Linton C L, agt Pacific Express Co
Lockstone Wm, groceries and confectionery
Lodge Mrs Agnes, propr Penn- sylvania House
Lodge J J, gunsmith
Louber John, groceries, coal, flour and feed
Mackey & Mann, groceries and provisions
Mackay W H, Sr, blacksmith and wagonmaker
MARTIN GEO W, propr "The Junction City 'Union " (see adv)
McClure & Humphrey, attor- neys at law
McClure J R, attorney at law McKnight & Bartell, lumber Mead H H, county clerk district court, real estate, loan and in- surance agt, city engineer Mead Mrs H, millinery and fancy goods
Messing J A, bootmaker
Miller Geo L, wines, liquors and cigars
Miller R N & C H, flour-mill, grain and feed
Miller Z & Co, clothing, dry goods, boots and shoes
Morris & Baskin, druggists
Mullins M, Davis County treas- urer
Nachtmann A, barber
Niagria House, Thos Keefe propr Oberne, Hosick & Co, wool and hides
O'Connor Miss M A, millinery and dressmaking
O'Reilly F & Co, livery stable Overhoff D F, groceries and cigars
H. WACHHORST
Has a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
Kansas-Junction City. ALPHABETICALLY.
537
BANKING HOUSE OF W. B. CLARKE, [ Established, 1870.] Junction City, Kansas. BANK General Banking Business Transacted. Kansas Bonds .- Whether you wish to buy or sell, write, or wire us. Correspondents .- Fourth Nat. Bank, New York City ; Baring Brothers & Co., London, England. . " Talented Legal Counsel connected with the Bank. THE UNION FOREVER. OLDEST ESTABLISHED PAPER WEST of TOPEKA THE 21st VOLUME OF THE JUNCTION CITY UNION Always an enthusiastic, staunch and effective advocate of the interests of Junction City and Davis County. Republican in Politics. A Champion of Real Money. Home News a Special Feature. Terms, $2.00 a Year. Always in Advance. Connected with the Establishment is the largest and most COMPLETE JOB PRINTING OFFICE IN THE STATE outside the large Cities, which turns out first-class work at low rates. A Taylor Power Press and Two Cordon Jobbers. Office in the basement of W. B. Clarke's Bank. GEO. W. MARTIN, Editor and Proprietor. Pacific Express Co, C L Linton Pacific House, B Gemeny propr Palmer O F, restaurant agt Pierce & Flodin, agricultural Pierce S W & Co, pianos and organs, and insurance agency Parson Chas, carriage and wag- onmaker Potter James, meat market, soda water, ice, etc Parker E E, stoves and tinware Patterson Frank, postmaster Pennsylvania House, Mrs Agnes Lodge propr REYNOLDS & MERRITT, proprs Bartell House Rieck H, saloon Pierce A C, real estate and loan agt, and register of deeds Powers P W, lumber, etc implements Purviance C E, agt Singer Sew- ing Machine Co PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS. Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, S. F. SPECIALTIES.
CHAS. R. ALLEN Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY
916 Broadway, bet. 8th and 9th, Oakland.
A. STEIN, PROFESSIONAL TAILOR. Suits to Order from $25 to $60. Latest Style.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
538 Kansas-Junction City-Kansas City. ALPHABETICALLY.
Rockwell B & Co, gen mdse
Ross Bros, butchers
Ross John E & Son, gen mdse Ross Miss H, dressmaker
Russ A A, dentist
Sargent J C, druggist Schach A D, groceries and queensware
Schille N, merchant tailor Schlatter Godfrey, blacksmith Schnell A C, agt M PR R
Scott & Thurston, hardware, stoves, tinware, and agricul- tural implements
Sherer Geo E, restaurant Smith J Monroe, banker
Stokes J G, bakery and confec- tionery
Thiel & Zeigelash, billiards
Trott A P, flour and feed
Trott C H & Bro, books, sta- tionery, wall-paper, curtains, fancy goods, etc, 794 and 796 Washington
Trovinger B V, county clerk
Underwood S D, atty at law Vendle Sisters, millinery and fancy goods Vogler A, watches, clocks, and jewelry
Wadleigh J B, lumber, doors, sash and blinds
Ward C H, druggist
Weed & Munn, stationery, fancy goods, watches, clocks, and jewelry
WHITE WM H, justice of the peace and notary public Yeakel L J, tailor
Ziegler C F, hardware, stoves, tinware, etc, and agricultural implements
Kansas City,
WYANDOTTE COUNTY.
Addison Jacob, groceries, 87 James
Allen J W, barber, 1803 Sixth Allmon Eli, boarding, 1925 6th Baker A, blacksmithing and wagonmakers, 206 James
Bean George, groceries, 2110 Second
Blake Piera,· boarding, Sixth
1821
Bradley Edward, saloon, 211 James
BROWN W T, groceries and provisions, 231 James
Buck F M & Co, groceries and provisions, 117 James
Burge J A, second-hand dealer, 123 James
Burnett John, butcher, cor Sixth and Ewing
Butler C, cigars and tobacco, 207 James
Carlat E, undertaker, 192} James
Castello T W, groceries, cor Sixth and Wood
Codding J D, druggist, 127 James Cosgrove Mrs J, groceries, 203 Wood
Crahn John, saloon, 281 James Crimmess Minheal, saloon, 201 James
Cummings & Olander, coal dealer, 1815 Sixth
Dear J, boot and shoemaker 211} James
Denham W N, tobacco and news stand, 1911 Sixth
Denning W F, White Sewing machines, 1819 W Sixth Dobson Mrs Maggie, boarding, cor Sixth and State
ENGLER BEN, cigars and to- bacco, 1802 Sixth
Errickson Reynold, grocery 217 James
" EVENING SPY," B M Brake, editor and proprietor Fell Thos, notion store, 181 James
H. WACHHORST'S Selection of JEWELRY is the Rarest in the State, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, 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-Kansas City. 539
ALPHABETICALLY.
Fennell W H & Co, dry goods, 129 James
Flanagan Mrs, boarding, James Fowler Bros, pork and beef packer
Golding T N, barber, 1915 West Ninth
Grand View Hotel, cor Sixth and Ewing
Hana & Co, dry goods, 1906 Sixth
Harder & Laughlin, stoves and hardware, biue front, 1830 Sixth
Hartwell J H, bakery, 121 James
Higgins Henry, news stand, 131 James
Hilliker R W, loan office and jeweler, 1910 Sixth
Holzmark N, clothing, 109 James
Houghton G A & Co, furnishing goods, 1919 Sixth
Kelley John, saloon, 277 James Kelley R A, groceries, 141 James Larson P & Co, groceries, 135 James
Livingston Bros, shoe store, 1831 Sixth
Mannion John, saloon, 1813
Sixth
Marsh G W, druggist, 249 James Mckeever -, butcher, 119 James
McKinnel John, butcher, 217 James
McManus C, groceries, James
192
Michaels & Waring, druggists, cor Sixth and James
Montgomery Ben, shoemaker, 1805 Sixth
Mucke Mrs Emma, dry goods and notions, 111 James Mucke Gustav, with Eau Claire Lumber Co
Newport Fred, saloon, 1907 6th
Oats Jenny, bakery and cigars, 1808 Sixth
Obanon W F, saloon, 1820 Sixth O'Connell Wm, Chicago House, 259 James
O'Connor W, saloon, cor Sixth and State
Ott Mrs E, millinery and notions, 1804 Sixth
Parton Chas M, confectionery, 151 Armstrong
Parton & Eberly, groceries, cor Second and Armstrong Plankington & Amour, pork and beef packers
Quick W B, barber, 215 James QUINN W F & BRO, black- smith and wagonmaker, 1811 Sixth
Robbinson Mrs Sarah, confec- tionery, 194 James Sandworth Harry, groceries, 191 Wood
SEAHILL TOM, saloon, 204 James
Schaak F A, jeweler, 1827 Sixth Seyden John, saloon, 235 James Smart James, Old Curiosity Shop, 1905 Sixth
Smith & Hibbs, lumber, 51 James
SMITH J R, saloon, 1809 Sixth Smith J Dudley, dry goods, 107 James
Spake J A, boot and shoemaker, 1917 Sixth
SPURER & SMITH, saloon, 1824 Sixth
Stack Morris, saloon, 227 James Stack M, saloon, 261 James
Stewart E, meat market, 175 James
Sturtevant T F, drugs and medi- cines, 1908 Sixth
Tead Mrs G, dressmaker, 1806 Sixth
Tilton A J, confectionery, 218 James
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
ROASTING and MILLING of REFRACTORY ORES, by the Bluestone & Reduction Works, Tombstone, A. T.
Send stamp for Circular and Price List, G. G. WICK- SON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco.
ECLIPSE SELF-REGULATING INCUBATORS.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS! 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
540.
Kansas-Kinsley-Larned. ALPHABETICALLY.
TURNER L D, second-hand dealer, 1909 Sixth
Vogt John, tailor, 1808 Sixth Wagoner John, saloon, 200 James
Walsh & Peters, groceries, 180 James
Wheeler F A, staple and fancy groceries, cor Third and James White James, groceries, 2117 Sixth
Wilinsky Joseph, second-hand dealer, 1907 Sixth
Wilson C, wood, coal and feed, 1829 Sixth
Kinsley,
EDWARDS COUNTY,
Founded by a Boston colony in 1874, now contains a popula- tion of 800, and is well located on the Arkansas River, 326 miles west from Kansas City, and about 400 east of Denver, Col- orado, is reached by the Atchi- son, Topeka and Santa Fé Rail- road. The country surrounding the place is rolling prairie, rich soil, producing large crops, aver- aging twenty-five bushels of wheat per acre, in a favorable season. Population of the county about 5,000. Excellent schools in town and county.
Beal H O, Temperance Billiard Hall
Bransby Rev, pastor Presby- terian Church
Carleton Guy T, meat market, hides, furs and vegetables Carlin House, N H Carlin propr Crawford J W, attorney and notary
Edwards Bros & Erwin, lumber, doors, sashes and blinds, lime and coal
Edwards Bros, Noble & Marsh, dry goods, boots and shoes, hats and caps, groceries
Edwards Bros & Roberts, hard- ware, stoves, tinware, agri- cultural implements and sew- ing machines
Edwards Bros & Smith, livery stable and stock dealers
Ellis J C, attorney Fisher Prof Geo, barber
Fletcher & Packer, blacksmiths and horseshoers
Flick Taylor, attorney and no- tary public
Ford R L, attorney, real estate and loan
Fulton G W, propr Anchor Mills
Gibson Rev J L, pastor
Griffith S F, physician and sur- geon
" KINSLEY CRAPHIC,"
Mosher R B, physician and sur- geon
Reitler Bros, dry goods, boots and shoes, hats and caps, gents' furnishing goods
Republican Printing Co, Davis & Moore, proprs
Sellers C C, insurance Shipe Rev H, pastor M E Church Snow Mrs W A, millinery and dressmaking
Willets Maj Chas E, stock dealer Willeys - , groceries, hard- ware, stoves and tinware, agricultural implements Wolf & Mosher, drugs and sta- stionery
Larned,
PAWNEE COUNTY.
The county seat of Pawnee County, is beautifully situated on the left bank of the Arkansas
H. WACHHORST,
Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Precious Stones, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
C. BILICKE, Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN.
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ALPHABETICALLY.
River, 235 miles west of Topeka, and 291 miles west of Atchison. The town is handsomely built, and is surrounded by a rich farm- ing and grazing country, on which large flocks of sheep and cattle are raised, both water and grass being abundant. It is also a good wheat region, the average production usually being not less than twenty bushels to the acre. The city has a population of about 1,200, and the citizens are enterprising and thrifty. Soci- ety is excellent, and schools and churches well sustained.
Altdoersser A, attorney at law and loan agent.
Bailey M D, county superin- tendent public schools
BALLINGER R H, propr " Larned Chronoscope'
BALL & WORRELL MRS, mil- linery and dress making
Bardrick David, hardware and groceries
Basiger John & Co, harness and saddlery
Beardsley & Lund, coal, flour and feed
Bickford W M, plasterer
Bill W F, agt A, T & SFRR & Wells, Fargo & Co's Express Booth Henry, Receiver U S Land Office
BOWER BROS, blacksmiths & wagon makers
Bracken & Co, meat market
Bratten J B, sheriff
Brown A, coal and grain
Brown W H, county treasurer Cartwright & Co, Valley Bank Case Thos & Co, fruits, candies, etc
Chaddeck Charles J, merchant tailor Corse L H, attorney at law
Crosby Wm, furniture
Cummins J M, druggist, physi- cian and coroner
Cummins S P, physician
Dickinson G W, groceries, jew- elry, watches, and agt Adams Express Co
Doughty James K, attorney at law and justice of the peace Dudley J B & Son, druggists Dumont Bros, coal
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