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importance of constructing a town hall is being vigorously discussed by this spicy journal, and we hope to hear of the enter- prise being inaugurated before the delivery of this book. L. B. Rogers is postmaster. There is a bank, a flouring mill, ele- vators, hotels and several busi- ness shops, none of which, how- ever, are very imposing edifices. With an addition of public-spir- ited men to the population, the place might become a formidable rival of her neighboring sisters. There are a few, but, alas, their name is not " legion !"
Baldwin C W, hardware, stoves and tinware Baldwin Mrs S B, millinery
Bancroft Wm N, propr Hall House
Brownrigg E L, restaurant and groceries Butcher E Z, meat market CALEDONIA HOUSE, J W Krum propr Campbell Daniel, groceries Carter & Harris, druggist CITIZENS' BANK, Amos E Wilson cashier Clewerr I H, blacksmith Dewar J & Bros, lumber Dewar & Kirkpatrick, grain Edworthy T J, boot and shoe- maker
Field L, gen mdse Fortune A, groceries
Foster Bros, livery
Galbreath J L & Co, gen mdse
Gatschet A, dry goods and res- taurant
Gatschet Solomon, watchmaker and jeweler
Goodrich John, meat market Griffith E J, gen mdse
Hall House, Wm N Bancroft propr
Hallowell Henry C, cashier Sol- omon Valley Bank
HILL J C & CO, proprs "The Solomon Sentinel "
Hoffman Sisters, millinery and dressmaking
Hollingsworth M, livery
Hopkins J A, restaurant
Hughes & Nickerson, billiards
Johnson W C & Co, grain
Kelley S, confectionery fruits
and
Keystone House, T H Wellman propr
KRUM J W, propr Caledonia House
Lemmons S J, agricultural im- plements
Mitchell J A, carpenter
Moore O L, attorney at law National Solar Salt Works Newman M, harness and saddles
Parmenter H & Co, gen mdse Percy Thomas, merchant tailor Pontons W A, carpenter
Robacker M W, billiards and cigars
ROGERS L B, attorney at law, Citizens' Bank Building ROGERS, WILSON & CO, bankers
Shanklin J T, agt U PR R and Pacific Express Shaver & Griffin, groceries Sheahan J, hardware Sherman C L, druggist
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.
Kansas-Solomon City-Sterling. 605
ALPHABETICALLY.
Sies M, blacksmith Smart W V, blacksmith
"SOLOMON SENTINEL" (The), J C Hill & Co proprs Solomon Valley Bank, Park S Warren banker, Henry C Hallowell cashier
Stangosky R C, barber
Stedman F L, groceries and con- fectionery
Sutherland & Co, gen mdse
Wall Bros, gen mdse
Warren Park S, banker
Wellman T H, propr Keystone House
Wempo R J, sec and treas Na- tional Land Co and mgr Na- tional Solar Salt Co
Whitley H & Bro, furniture
Wiard R, confectionery and cigars
WILSON AMOS E, cashier Cit- izens' Bank Wilson D W, postmaster
Spearville,
FORD COUNTY,
Has a population of from two to three hundred. Distance from Topeka, 286 miles.
Boedecker W, propr U S Centre House
Bogart E F, harness and sad- dlery
Bowman Mrs J M, groceries, provisions and notions
Boyd & Moydole, butchers Clark H M, notary public and conveyancer
COLE J W, agt A, T & S FR R and Wells, Fargo & Co's Express Eaton Peter, blacksmith
Edwards Bros & Nichols, lum- ber, hardware and agricultural implements
Ferrier L M, druggist, notions and groceries
Hall & Nelson, hardware, imple- ments, coal and groceries Huffman L B, propr Summit House
Kline & Livergood, butchers Leidigh T F, dry goods, groceries, flour, grain and coal
Sheeman Mrs C A, groceries, provisions, crockery, coal, flour and feed
Summit House, L B Huffman propr
U S Centre House, W Boedecker propr
Van Voorhis I N, druggist, lum- ber, lath, shingles and posts
Stanley, JOHNSON COUNTY.
Brookie John M, druggist
Burton J M, gen mdse
Eutsber Adam, cigars and to- bacco
MARDIS & SON, dry goods, groceries, hardware, tinware, notions, etc
Sterling,
RICE COUNTY.
The main commercial center of Rice County, is situated on the line of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé Railway, 186 miles west of Topeka, and contains a population of about 1,500. The site of the town is very hand- some and healthful, and is sur- rounded by a rich and produc-
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Seattle, Coos Bay, Carbon Hill 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.
606
Kansas-Sterling. ALPHABETICALLY.
tive agricultural country. With increased railway facilities, now anticipated, Sterling will become a still more important trading point.
Adams E P, agt Adams Express Co
Ball R B & Co, druggists
Barr M J, brick yard
Bates H C, attorney at law
Bates & Robertson, attorneys at law
Beals J D, books and stationery Bond R F, loan broker
Boyer C W, implements, grain and coal
Brown Jesse, surveyor
Brown T B, bootmaker
Brown W L & Son, gen mdse
BUTLER H H, justice of the peace and dealer in agricul- tural implements
Clark Ansel R, attorney at law Clark George W, attorney at ** law
Clemment & Eustice, sugar and syrup works
COTTAGE HOTEL, opp depot, M F Spencer propr; has just been enlarged and thoroughly overhauled; everything neat, fresh and first-class; two large sample rooms on the ground floor
COWGILL E B, editor "Sterl- ing Gazette "
Crihfield S A, justice of the peace DAVIES J E, gen mdse
Edwards Bros & Fair, lumber, etc
Elliott W Q, cashier Rice County Bank and loan agt
English W A, groceries Field F C, restaurant
Fisher Mrs S C, millinery and fancy goods
Frost W P, agt A, T &S FRR Co
Gall Geo, dry goods, etc
Gardinier E S, barber shop
Gorvin E, agt Wells, Fargo & Co Goss & Schaeffer, proprs Green Mountain House
Green Mountain House, Goss & Schaeffer proprs
Gregg S E, groceries
Gulliford J A, barber shop
Hanna J & Co, hardware
Harriman Leonard, physician
Hodge C W, physician Hodson Bros, dealers in marble
Hohein Frederic, tailor
Huston & Truehart, drugs
Iowa House, E R Spain propr
Irish Hamilton, lumber, hard- ware, etc
Jacobs S, watches and jewelry Konantz H J & Co, nursery
Lamb Chester & Co, livery sta- ble
Lamb W M, physician
Landis & Hollinger, gen mdse, bank and flouring mills
LAPE & DAVIES, gen mdse
Lawhead Frank, harness and saddlery
Logan E E, livery stable
Magoffen T C, groceries, bakery, cashier
McNutt Rev G. L, pastor Pres- byterian Church
Millard H, real estate, etc
Morrow Rev O S, pastor U Pres- byterian Church
Nash T E, groceries
Newman Rev J, rector P E Church
Osthoff Bros, meat market
Page W H, land agt, etc
Plummer Bros, drugs and sta- tionery Rawlings C M, land and loan agt Rice County Bank, W O Elliott
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-Sterling. ALPHABETICALLY.
607
Ricksecker J H & Co, real estate and loan agts
Robertson J W, attorney at law Roy M C, confectionery
Sandys R M & Co, proprs Ster- ling Sugar and Syrup Works Scheth Wm, dentist
Shay R J, groceries
Skiles & Wirshing, groceries
Smith J H, attorney at law and loan broker
Span E R, Iowa House
SPENCER M F, propr Cottage Hotel
Stanton J W, watchmaker and jeweler
"STERLING GAZETTE" (weekly), E B Cowgill editor
Sterling Sugar and Syrup Works, R M Sandys & Co proprs
Stubbs S P C, postmaster and cattle dealer
Sudborough Miss, millinery Taitt G P, dry goods, clothing, etc Terry N F, physician
Thompson Roy, agt W U Tel Co
Trent W R, attorney at law
Truehart P P, physician
TURNER J C, hardware, stoves, etc
ULMER CHAS D. propr " Weekly Bulletin " (see adv) Van Patten M, physician
"WEEKLY BULLETIN" (The), Chas D Ulmer propr (see adv) Woodside Rev W W, pastor M E Church
Woonacott Richard, bootmaker Williams Rev W D, pastor Con- gregational Church
Established in 1877.
THE
WEEKLY BULLETIN
Power Press Printing House,
CHAS, D. ULMER, Proprietor.
REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS.
Commercial, Fancy and Ornamental Job Printing A SPECIALTY.
OFFICE, OPPOSITE RICE COUNTY BANK, BROADWAY, STERLING, KANSAS.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Seattle, Coos Bay, Carbon Hill Coal, 118, 120 Beale St. S.F.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco
Wellinghoff John, pastor Roman Catholic Church Wortring Joseph, bootmaker Strong P O, (Cottonwood Station,) 608 Kansas-Strong-Topeka. ALPHABETICALLY. CHASE COUNTY, Is a town of nearly 400 inhab- itants. Distance from Topeka, Topeka, eighty-one miles SHAWNEE COUNTY, Burton Bros, groceries, etc Clay Levi W, hotel The capital of the State, and the county seat of Shawnee Davis J C, attorney at law County, is sixty miles west of Kansas City, on the Kansas Pa- cific Railway, and is really the Dorn Geo M, barber eastern terminus of the Atchi- Emslie & Rettiger, stone quar- rymen and contractors son, Topeka and Santa Fé Rail- road, though the latter extends Hagans Geo K, livery, sale and feed stable to Atchison, on the Missouri River. It has a population of 20,000, and is improving very rapidly. The main offices of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé Hill Geo, cigars Railroad are located here, while the machine shops of the same corporation contribute not a Jones Chas W, postmaster and groceries little to the support of the city. The country, extending for miles on either side of the city, is very productive of cereals of every description, while tobacco, sugar-cane, vegetables, grapes and fruits of every variety grow luxuriantly, and form a feature of her agricultural and horticul- tural advantages that are wor- thy the highest consideration. The business houses of the place are nearly all confined to Kansas McCullom Neal A, physician and druggist Avenue, the principal thorough- fare, some of which are very O'Byrne Wm J, hotel pretty and imposing structures. Parks William, wagonmaker The public buildings of the State are all substantially and tastily built, and, in point of Santy L P, restaurant architectual design are perhaps Sholly D F, dry goods, notions Tweedale & Parker, stone quar- rymen and contractors inferior to none in the country. The grounds are very extensive and beautifully ornamented with Dickeson J T, agt A, T & SF R R Hildebrand Bros, lumber, hard- ware, agricultural implements, etc Hofman Richard, fresh and salt meats Jones Frank M, physician and surgeon Lantry & Burr, stone quarrymen and contractors Lewis L W, stone quarryman and contractor Lewis John D, stone quarryman and contractor Maule Charles I, groceries, queensware, boots and shoes and produce Roberts Homer, blacksmith Santie Philip, stonecutter 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-Topeka. 609
ALPHABETICALLY.
choice shrubbery and plants, and the material used in their con- struction is a native stone, of the color of cream, found in un- limited quantities all along the line of the Kansas Pacific R. R. of which mention has been made in our sketch of that enterprise. The city is divided by the Kan- sas River, communication being made by an iron bridge of sev- eral spans, being about 500 feet in length. The residences are generally constructed with an eye to convenience more than to external show; yet there are a great many that are indeed handsome. The public schools are very fine, while the city is blessed with an excellent sani- tary condition. The natural ad- vantages for draining are excel- lent, the city being on a natural esplanade, which slopes from the river on either side.
ANDERSON MAJ T J, post- master, Kansas ave
Arbuckle G W, musical instru- ments, East Seventh, nr Kan- sas ave
ARCHER THOS, attorney at law, 183 Kansas ave
Armstrong & Stanley, fruits, 246 Kansas ave
Arnett Thomas, bakery and groceries, 58 Kansas ave Ashbaugh J E, livery stable, 193 Jackson
ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE R R CO, general offices cor 6th and Kansas ave Austin A A, attorney at law, 190 Kansas ave
Austin Edwin A, attorney at law, 161 Kansas ave
BACHER S, upholsterer, 70 Kansas ave
Baker C C, local editor " The Commonwealth," 240 Jackson Baker C S, agt Wheeler & Wil- son Mfg Co, East Seventh nr Kansas ave
BAKER F P, pres and editor " The Commonwealth " Co, 240 Jackson
BAKER N R, sec and treas " The Commonwealth " Co. 240 Jackson
BAKER O H, watches and jew- elry, 185 Kansas ave
Baldwin Joseph E, attorney at law and collection agt, 102 Sixth ave, East
Baldwin W J, bootmaker, 163 Kansas ave
Ball C L, carriage trimmer, 45 Fifth
Barkham Mrs J E, dressmaker, 164 Kansas ave
BARNES L N, meat market, 118 Kansas ave
Barnes & Sim, druggists, 187 Kansas ave
Barnett G S, coal, real estate and horse dealer, 163 Kansas ave
Barnum S & Co, dry goods, clothing, etc, 197 and 199 Kansas ave
Barrows G S, homeopathist and surgeon, Sixth ave, West
Barton C H, county surveyor Bates & Clements, dry goods and notions, 171 Kansas ave
BAUMAN CHAS, meat market, 73 Sixth, cor Jackson
Beal C N, sec National Loan and Trust Co, 89 Sixth ave Bean Rufus, meat market, 33 Kansas ave
Beckstrom Bros, painters, cor Kansas ave and Fifth
" BEE" (Topeka) (daily), Capi- tal Publishing Co, proprs, 193 Kansas ave
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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, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mfg Co., 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
39
and 9th, Oakland.
Bischoff Oscar, hides and tallow, furs and wool, 66 Kansas ave BLOOMER & WOLFF, livery stable, 112 Fifth (see adv)
Bollom John, meat market, 238 Kansas ave
Bonebrake P J, auditor of State Booth James, real estate, 164 Kansas ave
Bosworth & Robbins, dry goods, 225 Kansas ave
Bowhay G H, deputy clerk U S district court, 273 Kansas ave
Bowman C, merchant tailor, 182 Kansas ave
Brett S B, books and stationery, 214 Kansas ave
Broderson & Klauer, cigar fac- tory, 189 Kansas ave
BROOKS & TAYLOR, dry goods, 129 Kansas ave;
BROWN GEORGE LEE, direc- tory publisher, 273 Kansas ave
Brown Geo S, attorney at law, 161 Kansas ave
Bryant Hilliard, watchmaker and jeweler, 125 Kansas ave Bryan W P, carpenter, cor Sev- enth and Jackson
Buell H H, portrait painter, 111 East Fifth
Burdick I D, physician, 205 Kansas ave
Burge L, blacksmith, Quincy bet Fifth and Sixth
Burkhard & Oswald, harness and saddles, 164 Kansas ave
Burtis propr Gordon House, NW cor Kansas ave and Fourth
Burtis J J, supt Gordon House, 107 Kansas ave
Butterfield W H, insurance agt, 218 Kansas ave
Butts Geo E, dry goods and gro- ceries, 114 Sixth ave, East
Callaham A M, dentist, 110 Sixth ave, East
Campbell A H, Singer Sewing Machines, 24 North Kansas ave
Campbell John B, attorney at law, 143 Kansas ave
Campbell Mrs Julia, dressmaker, 24 North Kansas ave
Campbell J W, attorney at law, 167 Kansas ave
Campbell M T, attorney at law, 175 Kansas ave
Capital Hotel, T J Hayes propr 83 and 85 Sixth ave, East
Carey G W, attorney at law, 119 Kansas ave
Carr E T, architect, 204 Kansas ave
CASE A H, attorney at law, 66 Kansas ave
CASE & CURTIS, attorneys at law, 66 Kansas ave
Case & Moss, attorneys at law, 182 Kansas ave
Case M H, attorney at law, 182 Kansas ave
Castle H N, attorney at law, 102 Sixth ave East
Chandler Eli H & Co, mortgage, loan and real estate brokers, 102 Sixth ave East
Chandler Eli H, attorney at law, 102 Sixth ave East
Chase & Co, bootsand shoes, 133 Kansas ave
CHASE D J, supt A, T & S F R R, cor Sixth and Kansas ave
CHEESEBRO H, mgr depot eat- ing house of A, T & S F RR Chesney Chas T, dentist, 125 Kansas ave
Chesney & Gamble, dentists, 125 Kansas ave
Chicago Lumber Co, Robert Pierce resident partner, cor Jackson and Third
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.
Ladies' Dresses, Shawls, Cloaks, etc., come from A. Stein's Dyeing House as good as new.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
610
Kansas-Topeka. ALPHABETICALLY.
House as goou as new. 9º Broadway, bet, 8th
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
Kansas-Topeka. 611 CHIVERS JAMES, steam dyer ALPHABETICALLY. Coleman Wm, barber shop, 18 and scourer, 177 Kansas ave CHURCH H B, books and sta- tionery and news dealer, 121 Kansas ave Kansas ave Collins J S & Co, real estate and loan agts, 75 Sixth ave East " COMMONWEALTH" (The), City Hall, 217 Kansas ave (daily and weekly), The Com- monwealth Co pubs, 240 Jack- son CLARKE FABIUS M, attorney at law, 180 Kansas ave CLARK H D, C O D shoe, leath- er and findings, 135 Kansas ave Cook H I & Co, hardware, 166 Kansas ave CORNING CYRUS, editor "Kansas State Tribune," 186 Kansas ave Clark H S, attorney at law, 185 Kansas ave Clark J T, sec and supt Excel- sior Coke and Gas Co, 114 Kansas ave Cornwell C S, fancy goods, 125 Kansas ave CRANE GEO W & CO, pub- Clark N H, physician, 95 Kan- sas ave lishers and book binders, 266 Kansas ave CLEMENS G C, propr The Crawford L M, propr Crawford House, and bakery, 194 and 196 Kansas ave Whim-Wham, 184 Kansas ave CLEMENTS H C, acting audi- Crawford T H, physician, 189 Kansas ave tor A, T & S FR R, cor Sixth and Kansas ave Crilly W S, restaurant, 109 East Fifth Clis, Wilhide & Spear, mfrs weather strips, 88 Kansas ave Clugston & Cooke, coal Crosby Bros, dry goods, 177 Kansas ave Clugston John M & Co, insur- Crouch T J, bootmaker, 116} Sixth ave East ance agency, 189 Kansas ave COCHRAN J A, watches and jewelry, and pawnbroker, 231 Kansas ave Crumrine B, attorney at law and deputy county attorney, 129 Kansas ave Cochran T W, chief of police, CURTIS CHARLES, attorney at law, 66 Kansas ave . 217 Kansas ave COFFMAN & FRY, meat mar- "DAILY CAPITAL," Topeka Daily Capital Publishing Co proprs, 193 Kansas ave ket, 62 Kansas ave Cohen D, varieties, 96 Kansas ave Dalton Samuel, attorney at law, Cole Geo W, mgr Merchants' Detective Association, 167 173 Kansas ave Dalton & Smith, attorneys at Kansas ave law, 173 Kansas ave Cole John P, groceries, 34-40 Kansas ave Davies Bros, lumber, cor Sixth ave East and Quincy Coleman Francis, carpet weaver, 216 Kansas ave Davis E H, agt A, T & SFR R, office depot College of Sisters of Bethany for Davis O F & Co, new and sec- ond-hand furniture, 100} and 102 Kansas ave young ladies, Bishop Vail pres HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
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
612
Kansas-Topeka. ALPHABETICALLY.
DAVIS & JETMORE, attorneys at law
DAVIS WILLARD, attorney at law, attorney general
Day John W, attorney at law, 171 Kansas ave
Day & Troutman, attorneys at law, 171 Kansas ave
Defoy Mme, restaurant, 100 Kansas ave
De Obert F, dentist, 205 Kansas ave
Dexter -, contractor and builder, Fourth bet Kansas ave and Quincy
Dick -, physician, 157 Kansas ave
Dignon TD, second-hand furni- ture, 238 Kansas ave
Dignon W M, furniture, 230 and 232 Kansas ave
Dillard & Wiltz, barber shop, 115 Kansas ave
Dillon H P, attorney at law, 275 Kansas ave
Diment L, clothing, cigars and tobacco, 162 Kansas ave
Disbrow Willis D, sheriff Donnell J K, blacksmith, cor First and Kansas ave
Douglas James, watches and jewelry, 205 Kansas ave DOUTHITT WM P, attorney at law, 167 Kansas ave
Dowding Henry, mgr Topeka Packing House Market, 226 Kansas ave
Downing Geo, photographer, 197 Kansas ave
Downs & Allen, seeds and im- plements, cor Third and Kan- sas ave
Dreyer Herman, cabinetmaker, Seventh
Dudley Guilford, banker, 163 Kansas ave Dudley J B, physician, 163 Kan- sas ave
Dudley J R, cigars, tobacco, fruits, etc, 113 East Fifth
Duffy MD, livery stable, 162-166 Jackson
Dunn C, dry goods, 240 Kansas ave
DUREIN & KRIEPE, proprs To- peka House and Kansas Bak- ery, 146 and 148 Kansas ave Dutton J R, agt sewing ma- chines, 239 Kansas ave
Dutton M H, Dutton House, 115 Kansas ave
Dutton M H & Co, hardware, North Topeka
Eagle & Knox, cigarmakers and dealers, 170 Kansas ave
Easter Mrs S C, confectionery and restaurant, cor Kansas ave and Crane
Edson & Beck, flour, feed, grain and hay, 115 Sixth ave. East Edwards R E, vice-pres Kansas Lumber Co, SE cor Jackson and Third
Edwards W C, pres Kansas Lum- ber Co, SE cor Jackson and Third
EITTREIM ERNEST 0, gasfit- ter and plumber, 163 Kansas ave
ELLIOTT G N, attorney at law, 183 Kansas ave
Ellison C H, blacksmith, cor Jackson and Sixth
Engell H J, hotel, 81 Fifth Ennis Alfred, attorney at law, 143 Kansas ave
Ennis J P & Co, mortgage loans, 166 Kansas ave
Ensminger J S, attorney at law, 167 Kansas ave
Ettlinger S, clothing, 192 Kan- sas ave
Evans W R, groceries, 323 Kan- sas ave Evarts Bros, groceries, 111 East Fifth
H. WACHHORST
Repairs Chronometers, Watches, and Clocks, at Short Notice. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
PACIFIC PRESS. PRINTERS ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS. Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
HAS THE FINEST Rooms in the City.
Kansas-Topeka. ALPHABETICALLY.
613
Ewart A J, groceries, 141 Kan- sas ave
Excelsior Coke and Gas Co, J T Clark, sec and supt, office 114 Kansas ave
FARNSWORTH J W, crockery and glassware, 147 Kansas ave
FELITZ BROS, tents, awnings and upholsterers, 175 Kansas ave
Felter S A & Co, school supplies and books and stationery, Kansas ave bet Ninth and Tenth
Fernald Bros, marble works, 157 and 159 Quincy
Fifth Avenue Hotel, T J Hankla & Bro proprs, cor Fifth and Quincy
FISH WM R, propr Topeka Steam Coffee and Spice Mills and China Tea Store, 200 Kansas ave
Fitzpatrick W H, register U S Land Office, 110 Kansas ave Forbes D H, hardware and stoves, 198 Kansas ave
Forshee G W, tailor, 28 Kansas ave
Foster C G, U S district judge, District Kansas, 217 Kansas ave, nr NW cor Harrison and Eleventh
Fowkes A W, street commis- sioner, 217 Kansas ave
Fowler E, contractor and build- er, 71 Jackson
Fowler J D, watchmaker, 231 Kansas ave
FOWLER M E, wall paper, druggist and painter, 117 Kansas ave
Francis John, treasurer of State FUGATE & CHAPMAN, proprs " Democrat," 226 Kansas ave Fuller A M, implements and city treasurer, 80 Kansas ave
FULLER J F, notary public, 121 Kansas ave
Funck G G, saloon, 56 Kansas ave
Funk J D & Co, clothing, fur- nishing goods, hats and caps, 7 North Kansas ave
Funk J G & Co, clothing, 167 Kansas ave
Furman W S, boots and shoes, 186 Kansas ave
Gage L T, county superintend- ent of schools
Gamble John K, dentist, 125 Kansas ave
Gardiner R H, restaurant, can- dies, etc, 110 Sixth ave East Gavitt & Scott, loan brokers, 180 Kansas ave
Gee H F, hardware, 173 Kansas ave
Gemmell R B, supt of telegraph George Thos B, real estate agt and notary public, 281 Kan- sas ave
Gibson Mrs M F, music teacher, cor Tenth and Kansas ave
Gibson Wm, physician, 182 Kansas ave
Gibson Wm B, coroner
Girardo Pietro, candies, nuts and varieties, 172} Kansas ave
Givens Bros, livery and sale stable, 151 and 153 Jackson
GODDARD J F. general freight agt A, T & SFR R, cor Sixth and Kansas ave
Goodrich P H & Son, dairy goods, 263 Kansas ave
Gordon House, J J Burtis supt 107 Kansas ave
Gorham I :E, farm machinery, 220 Kansas ave
GRANSTON & BAIN, attorneys at law, real estate and loan brokers, 180 Kansas ave Greenwald & Co, clothing, 151 Kansas ave
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Chase River and Sydney Coal, 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
M. MADIGAN & CO New York Horseshoeing Shop.
faction guaranteed. N. W. cor Twelfth and West, Oakland. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS! 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco
Green W L, miner and dealer in coal, 208 Kansas ave Hanley & Finch, confectionery, 237 Kansas ave Greer J P, attorney at law, 214 614 Kansas ave Hardt & McMillan, hats, caps and furnishing goods, 149 Kansas ave Kansas-Topeka. ALPHABETICALLY. Greif John, cigarmaker and dealer, 154 Kansas ave Hardy T H, bootmaker, 10 Kan- sas ave Griffin J F, cashier Topeka State Bank, cor Sixth and Kansas Harnden T & J, bootmakers, 98 Kansas ave ave Griffith John W, lumber, 88 Eighth ave East HARRIS HUBERT H, attorney at law, 202 Kansas ave Griffith W H, contractor and Harris Wm, groceries, 12 Kansas ave builder, 92 Kansas ave Griggs W, photographer, cor Sixth and Quincy HARTZELL J W, mgr Topeka Omnibus and Transfer Co, 181 Kansas ave Grinsted C R, barber, 216 Kan- sas ave Harvey David, probate judge HARVEY FRED, Depot Eating House A, T & S FR R GUILD E B, music and musical instruments, 214 Kansas ave Guthrie & Brown, attorneys at law, 161 Kansas ave Harvey & Koller, carpenters and builders, 73 Jackson Guthrie John, attorney at law, Haskell. & Wood, architects, 141 Kansas ave 161 Kansas ave Hackney Geo, supt Locomotive Hatcher & Jennings, groceries, 18 Kansas ave and Car Department A, T & SFR R, cor Sixth and Kan- sas ave Hatcher Wm, barber, 202 Kan- sas ave HADLEY H M, architect and Hawley R C, fuel agt superintendent, 201 Kansas Hay, Gammon & Co, dry goods, 219 Kansas ave ave HAGAN EUGENE, attorney at Hayden James B, watches and jewelry, 212 Kansas ave law, 141 Kansas ave Hallet G W, fancy goods, 203 Hayes T J, propr Capital Hotel, 83 and 85 Sixth ave East Kansas ave Hallowell J R, United States attorney, 273 Kansas ave Halm J K & Co, hardware, 211 Hazen Wm M, contractor and builder, 51 Sixth ave East Kansas ave Haywood M C, artist, 273 Kan- sas ave Hamilton, Curl & Co, printers Hazen Wmn R, justice of the peace, 164 Kansas ave and blank book mfrs, 273 Kansas ave Hazen Z T, attorney at law, 129 Kansas ave Hamilton Wm, physician, 172 Quincy Head L W, saloon, lunch and HAMMEL GEO M, merchant tailor, 154} Kansas ave lodgings, 144 Adams Heery & Quant, carpenters, 158 Jackson Hentig & Sperry, attorneys at law, 182 Kansas ave Hankla T J & Bro, proprs Fifth Avenue Hotel, cor Fifth and Quincy PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal Send for Estimates. HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
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