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Incorporated August 9, 1881.
Cash Paid Up Capital, : : $30,000. TOPEKA, KANSAS.
The Topeka Capital Publishing Company was organized for the purpose of Publishing the Topeka Daily and Weekly Capital and carrying on a General Publishing and Printing Business.
The Topeka Daily Capital is the Largest Daily Paper in Kansas-an Eight Page, Forty-Eight Column, First- Class Journal, having a general circulation through- out the State. As an advertising medium for reaching LOCAL AND STATE Trade it is the BEST IN KANSAS.
The DAILY CAPITAL is the ONLY Daily Paper in Kansas publishing Seven Papers every week.
PRICE OF THE DAILY.
$10 00
One year, to any address.
5 00
6 months;
2 50
1
66
1 00
gar All correspondence will receive prompt attention.
Address,
Topeka Daily Capital Publishing Co., Topeka, Kansas,
3
627
Kansas-Topeka.
FOR A FIRST-CLASS MEAL CO TO H. C. WILSON'S BAKERY
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HALF-DIME RESTAURANT, 110, Corner 4th and Holiday Streets, [North end of A., T. & S. F. R. R. Depot Platform.] TOPEKA, - - - KANSAS.
NICE CLEAN BEDS Furnished Lodgers at 25 Cents each.
Connected with Wilson's Restaurant you will find
A First-Class Tonsorial Parlor.
Prices-Shave, 10c ; Shave and Shampoo, 15c ; Single Bath, 20c; 8 Bath Tickets for $1.00.
What Every Man and Woman Needs. A CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP IN THE Western Mutual Aid Society
It Presents the following Advantages to its Members :
Two Thousand Dollars to His or Her Family in Case of the Mem- ber's Death: One Thousand Dollars to the Member Personally, at the End of Ten Years; Five Dollars Sick Benefit per Week, in Case of Sickness or Disability; In Case of Sickness or Poverty, Certificate is kept in Full Force.
Schedule of Fees, Dues and Assessments. Admission Fee, All Ages, $12. Med. Examination, $2. Annual Dues, 85. BENEFIT ASSESSMENTS.
18 to 30 years of age $1.00 | 41 to 50 years of age. .$1.60
31 to 40 years of age $1.20 | 51 to 60 years of age. 82.30
Over 61 years of age $3.50
All these ages are inclusive. These Assessments will be reduced as soon as the Membership will warrant such action.
J. O. MAHANA, President. P. M. CASSADY. Treasurer. P. H. BRISTOW, Vice President. FRANK RICKER, Secretary. W. H. WARD, Medical Director. WM. E. MILLER, Counsellor.
F. J. CRESSEY, Manager.
Directors : Hon. Buren R. Sherman, John Beckwith, Esq., Capt. F. J. Cressey, J. O. Ma- bana, Esq., Hon. W. E. Miller, Col. Alonzo Abernethy, H. C. Martin, Esq., Mr. George Sneer, Gen. James B. Weaver, Mr. R. P. Furlong, Capt. E. B. Alderman, W. H. Ward, M. D., Mr. P. H. Bristow, Hon. Sylvester Bagg, Col. W. S. Dungan, Mr. Frank Ricker.
A few First-Class Agents wanted in every section of Kansas.
For full particulars address, NADAL & NADAL, Gen'l Agts, 185 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kansas.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
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Kansas-Topeka-Valley Falls. ALPHABETICALLY.
MRS. R A.E MILLEN, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER AND MODISTE.
Material made up according to the very Latest Fashions.
Rooms 108 Kansas Avenue, Cornerfof Fourth Street, TOPEKA, KANSAS.
Valley Centre,
SEDGWICK COUNTY.
Beach Bros, gen mdse
CARPENTER A H, agt A, T & S F R R, and St L & SFR R, Wells, Fargo & Co's agt and postmaster
Carpenter J T, lumber, coal and grain
Carrothers J L & Bro, gen mdse Clark A, blacksmith
Dean H R, druggist and physi- cian
Gilchrist W J, live stock
Goodrich W Y, justice of peace Hartwell S A V, live stock
Race A C, notary public and agt Adams Express
Valley Falls,
JEFFERSON COUNTY,
At the crossing of the Kansas Central Narrow-gauge Railroad and the main line of the Atchi- son, Topeka & Santa Fé, has a population of nearly 1,200, and an abundance of water power, as it lies on the banks of the Delaware River, a stream of considerable size. Distance from Topeka, twenty-four miles.
Aitken Thos K, dentist, Broad- way
Bendix Wm, bakery, Sycamore Best & Beland, druggists, Broad- way
Bliss C H & Co, hardware, har- ness, stoves, lumber, etc, Broadway
Cauthron C B, jeweler, Broad- way
Cay H A, city council
Clark Wm, justice of the peace Conrad J H, confectioner, Broad- way
and notary public, Broadway Couan A M, physician, Broad- way
Couan M W, physician, Broad- way
Coy H A, druggist, Broadway
Crosby R H, banker, Valley Falls Bank of Deposit, Broad- way
Crotzer Miss C, millinery Broad- way
Dickinson D, confectionery, Broadway
Diehl Fred, blacksmith, Syca- more
Doolittle & Co, hardware, stoves, etc, Broadway
Dunn SH, confectionery, Broad- way
Friend J, dry goods, Broadway Fuller C, harnessmaker, Broad- way
Gardiner T W, propr of "Reg- ister," Broadway
Gardner F T, saloon, Sycamore Gardner J J, Cataract House, Sycamore
Gephart J T B, physician . Gephart S C, city council
Gillman C H, dentist, Broadway Haynard Miss Hattie, millinery and dressmaking, Broadway HAYNARD N G, miller Valley Falls Mills
Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc .. etc. Address G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco.
POULTRY BREEDERS' SUPPLIES.
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-Valley Falls. 629
ALPHABETICALLY.
Heicks W F, mayor
Hicks, Gephart & Co, bankers, Broadway
Hicks & Moyes, lumber, Broad- way
Hillyer M P, Valley Bank, Broadway
Hontz Geo, dry goods, Broad- way
Hutchins E M, livery, Sycamore Ingersoll G D, editor and propr "New Era," Sycamore
Jorgenson Christian, shoemaker, Broadway
Kendall A D, city council
Kendall A D, dry goods, Broad- way La Fontaine F, saloon, Broad- way
Legler Henry, miller Oak Hill Mills, Delaware River
Legler Mell, city council
Legler Mell, groceries, Broad- way
Lewis Geo, barber, Broadway Limpson R D, French Hotel, Broadway
Lord Bros, boots and shoes, gro- cery, Broadway
Lutt H W & Co, groceries, Broadway
McCammon G W, attorney
Mccullough J M, grocery, Broadway
McDaniel S A, grocery, Syca- more
Meyer G C, wagonmaker, Syca- more
Meyers L A, attorney at law, Broadway
Miller W F, carriage painter, Walnut
Mitchell J R, meat market, Broadway Murray J H, dry goods, Broad- way Myers S A, city attorney
Neuman V P, blacksmith, Broad- way
Nolker H F, saloon, Broad way Northrup E B, Octagon Hotel, nr depot
Northrup L, physician, Octagon Hotel
Northrup D B, physician and surgeon, Broadway
Osgood Chas J, justice of the peace and notary public, Broadway
Osgood Chas J, police judge
Page H, physician, Sycamore Pancoast Walter C, feed stable, North Side Stable
Patrick A G, grocery and post- master, Broadway
Piazzek J M, propr woolen mills and elevator
Roland John, city council
Schellberg H, jeweler, Broad- way
Schuhmacher J, blacksmith, Walnut
Schuler H, wagonmaker, Wal- nut
Shafer J B, grocery, Broadway Shellabarger J G, photographer, Broadway
Simpson R D, marshal
Snyder A M, confectionery and restaurant, Broadway
Steffens W E, saloon, Broadway Thieband Felix, Railroad Board- ing-house, near depot
Thomas Chas S, furniture and city undertaker, Sycamore
Watkins & Rogers, meat market, Broadway
Webster Henry, barber, Broad- way
Wetser & Hukill, billiard hall, Broadway Weybright & Gardner, dealers in force pumps
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. N. 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
Kansas-Victoria-Wa-Keeney. ALPHABETICALLY.
630
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Victoria,
ELLIS COUNTY.
This place is a station on the Kansas Pacific Railroad, 360 miles east of Denver, having a population of 300 souls. It was named by George Grant, the founder of an English colony, who bought a large tract of land and began its cultivation in 1875. The depot is a beautiful edifice, and the railroad company claims this as one of its best shipping stations.
Beaulien F R, blacksmith Brungardt B, merchant Carrick Thomas, butcher Koeser G, boot and shoemaker Mack W T L, hotel
PHILIP & McMILLAN, gen mdse and postmaster Waters Jonas, lumber and grain
PHILIP MACMILLAN,
MER CHANTS,
VICTORIA, KANSAS.
Wabaunsee.
WABUNSEE COUNTY.
A small station on the M. A. & B. R. R .; two stores; eleven miles from Manhattan.
Buel C A, gen mdse Purcell E B, grain and mdse
Wakarusa,
SHAWNEE COUNTY.
Bicknell Thos, wagon and car- iagemaker and gen black- smithing Budrems Joseph, dry goods and groceries Mills Wm H, hotel
Wa-Keeney, TREGO COUNTY,
Is on the line of the Kansas Pacific Railroad, nearly midway between Denver and Kansas City, and has an enterprising, energetic, intelligent population of 500 souls. In the early part of 1878, two gentlemen by the names of Warren and Keeney, laid out a town site, and in order that they might mutually share the honor, agreed upon a sugges- tion to give the place a name formed from their respective surnames. It is to-day a beauti- ful exemplar of pluck, resolution and success. Where nothing but the undulating plains pre- sented themselves a year and a half ago, perfectly destitute of everything save the wilderness of green which the luxuriant growth of grasses afforded, there is at present a pretty little town, full of activity and bustle, with a handsome depot, several nice stores, two newspapers, churches and school houses, be- sides several good hotels, chief among which is the Commercial, whose genial and whole-souled, proprietor, F. A. Smith, deserves a liberal share of the public
H. WACHHORST,
Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Precious Stones, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
MOH
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal
Kansas -- Wa-Keeney. ALPHABETICALLY.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
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patronage, and by his courteous treatment of guests is sure to secure it. It is also the county seat of Trego County. The lands are being taken up very rapidly, and the many fields of waving, rustling corn which in- trude themselves upon the view indicate a spirit of determination on the part of the settlers to become permanent residents that is certainly gratifying. There are also lumber yards where building material can be bought at reasonable figures, while a very good flouring mill supplies the flour and meal that is used.
Allen J F, sheriff
Anderson J J, shoemaker
Bacon F W, coroner
Baker Geo, meat market
Barrett Geo, carpenter
Benedict Mrs M, millinery
Boice Miss Annie E, millinery and fancy goods
Bryant & Caddik, gen mdse
CARSON F P, station agt U P R R and Pacific Express Co
Collier J H, attorney at law
Commercial Hotel, C J Ferris propr
Conger F H, physician Ellsworth F O, coal
Ferris C J, county surveyor
Ferris C J, propr Commercial Hotel
Fuller N, blacksmith
Fuson & Nelson, attorneys at law, real estate and insurance Fuson W H, probate judge
Gavett G L & Son, drugs
Grand Central Hotel, L D Hal- stead propr Haggett J, liquors
Hall James G, clerk district court Halstead L D, propr Grand Cen- tral Hotel
Hanna B J F, register U S Land office
Hartshord W H, register of deeds
Hille H J, drugs
Hunter W T, lumber
Kelly & Walker, hardware and agricultural implements
Kyle W S, propr Oakes House
Lawrence & Hall, gen mdse Lipe A P, shoemaker
Lucas J, furniture and coffins
Lund Miss, dressmaking
Mead W S, livery
Millard James W, postmaster and stationery
Moore J L & Co, coal and feed
Morgan H W, physician
Nelson John A, U S Commis- sioner
Oakes House, W S Kyle propr
Olson W C, harness and saddles and hotel
Osborne & Ohlinger, attorneys at law
Pagett W F, barber
Pilkenton W H, receiver U S land office
Randall M, livery
Robb S C, county clerk
Schmitt & Galloway, black- smiths
Stonix George D, county treas- urer
Street C W F, liquors
Verbeck, Blair & Baldwin, gen mdse
" WA-KEENEY WORLD," W S Tilton propr Warren A E, land agent
Watson Bros, boots and shoes
Werlich & Kershaw, gen mdse
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Pig Iron and English Coke, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
BLUESTONE A SPECIALTY. THE BLUESTONE AND REDUCTION WORKS, TOMBSTONE, A T.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
Wallace, Mobley John, carpenter and builder WALLACE COUNTY. Ogden Joseph, capitalist 632 Kansas-Wallace-Wamego. ALPHABETICALLY. Wallace, the county seat of Wallace County, lies on the north side of the Smoky Hill River, and is also a station on Sims Thos J, blacksmith and wagonmaker the U. P. R. R. Population 200. Oldham Mrs S E, millinery Sanders C F, blacksmith and wagonmaker Barry James, hotel Keefe Daniel, shoemaker Utt R, grain and coal ROBIDOUX PETER, gen cattle dealer, and postmaster, W, F & Co's Express agt Taggart & Gilchrist, gen mdse and lumber --- Wamego, POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY, Walton, Population, 1,600. HARVEY COUNTY, On an elevated prairie about six " AGRICULTURIST," Clordy & Co proprs miles east of Newton, is a village of about 200 inhabitants. Allen J, groceries Distance from Topeka, 128 miles. Alexander J, billiard hall Ames House, J W Ames propr Anderson G R, harnessmaker Bird P A, propr Bird Hotel Baker C N, grocer Bixler Rev A J, pastor M E Bamer E, postmaster Bangs Mrs H A, millinery Church Brenton John B, carpenter and Beal Bros, bankers Beattie Bros & Houston, stone contractors; bridge masonry a specialty builder Duffield W H & Co, gen mdse Farmer J K, M D, physician and surgeon Benton A & Son, hardware Fishburn & Brenton, livery, sale Betts J S, grocery and feed stable Bittmann C W, gen mdse Hanna J H, pastor United Pres- byterian Church Bolison John, blacksmith Boyr J M, wholesale druggist Jackson N H, drugs and mfg BRINK WM M, hotel, restaurant and meat market chemist Jackson Thomas B, fresh and Brown, H L, barber salt meats Butts J A & Co, gen mdse Carter H P, barber Johnson B C, gen mdse McAllister J A, bootmaker Clary S, bakery McArthur J W, real estate agt Cottan J M, attorney at law McLane & Co, produce Cummings C, grocery Mitchell G W, agt A, T & SF Dearth & Co, bakery Dodge G E, livery RR PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
H. WACHHORST
Has a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
Kansas-Wamego-Wellington. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Farran G H, gen mdse Prout, Leach & Co, bankers, Jas Gebert cashier Fogg J L, groceries and meat market Prunty & Deweese, dry goods, Francis H D, shoemaker clothing, boots, shoes, hats, Giltner Abe, county treasurer caps and notions Ginde -, meat market Randolp Wm, barber Goldstandt D, dry goods Robinson P S, gen mdse Hall S, restaurant Rogers J C & Co, bankers Hecker J, bakery Ruby G A, groceries Hesse H, gen mdse Sabin J & Co, drugs Hick R S, attorney at law Scott & Porter, jewelers HILDERLEY DAVID, boots and Smith H P, county clerk shoes Smith L B, postmaster, books, Hilton & Finney, real estate stationery and musical instru- Hogson R J, blacksmith ments Hook Greaves, builder Stone W L, drugs Irwin A, meat market Talbott J, harnessmaker Jeffrees & Sherman, watchmak- Thayer B F, books and drugs ers and jewelers Twiger B, livery Jenkins T S, hotel Vincent & Evans, harness G. Johnsan & Ayer, groceries Western Lumber Co, P H As- mussen mgr " KANSAS REPORTER," F A Reed editor and propr Wilford J, shoemaker Limerick J F & Co Woodword & Rogers, physicians Longley A S, gen mdse LOUISVILLE HOUSE, G J Rush propr - Luke A, saloon McDonald H, billiard hall MECHANICS' HOUSE, D C Wellington, McComas propr SUMNER COUNTY. Merritt Bros, millers Distance from Topeka, 193 Merritt Bros, grain miles. Merritt House, H D McMeekin propr Adams C R, druggist and chem- ist Moninger J A, attorney at law Morrale A, physician Adcock Geo, fresh and salt Morse G P, livery and feed sta- ble meats Anderson Geo, livery, feed and sale stable Nagle & Chilcott, abstracts of titles, real estate and loan bro- Andrews H W, groceries and crockery kers Pardee E P, billiard hall Barnard A H, propr Hotel de Parson E J, furniture Barnard Parsons H W, dentist Barnett W O, physician and Peterman & Tuttle, milliners surgeon Price James, livery Barry Franklin P, pastor Pres- Printss C, groceries byterian Church PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS. Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. 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
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
916 Broadway, bet. 8th and Oth, Oakland.
A. STEIN, PROFESSIONAL TAILOR. Suits to Order from $25 to $60. Latest Style.
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Kansas-Wellington. ALPHABETICALLY.
Baumstalk J, tinware mfr
Baxter, Wright & Moore, proprs livery, feed and sale stable
Beal J Q A, news dealer and stationery
Bennett Wm M, dry goods, boots and shoes, etc
Berry Rev F P, pastor Presby- terian Church
Bowers A J, dry goods, notions Brown S A & Co, lumber dealers Burton G S, dentist
Callender Dr J H, dentist
Campbell Lizzie S, millinery, books and stationery
Campbell L S, druggist and apothecary
Capps Mrs M J, millinery, no- tions, etc
Carey J B & Co, lumber
Chambers W L, attorney at law Cole J L, blacksmith and wagon- maker
Cory & Maggard, physicians and druggists
Coulter Mrs M, physician Coverdale Bros, clothing, boots and shoes, etc
Crawford W C, groceries, etc Cronin J, groceries and provis- ions
Crum A, barber Dabertz L W, restaurant
Daniel G, groceries, confection- ery, etc
Davenport G F, photographer Davidson H H, hardware, stoves and tinware
Decker J D, books, stationery and wall paper Dillar J A, attorney at law and loan agt
Don Carlos & Coffman, real es- tate and loan agts
Dye Bros, groceries and provis- ions Eastman & Ervin, fresh and salt meats
Ekel W T, agt lumber and coal Elliott R K, clothier and mer- chant tailor
Evans F & Co, farm implements, etc
Fisher L H, blacksmith
Flandso C E, clothing, hats, caps Folks & Bishop, pubs "Sumner County Press"
Folks J H, editor "Sumner County Press "
Folks Willis, business mgr "Sum- ner County Press "
Fultz Geo R, real estate and land broker
Godfrey C R, jewelry and sta- tionery
Graff A, hardware, stoves and farm implements
Guthrie L, attorney at law
Hamilton J & Co, lumber
Hamilton S L, attorney at law
Hang S, wagonmaker
Hargis & Clark, proprs Ætna Mills and Elevators
Hastie & Day, livery, feed and sale stable
Hathway CE, groceries, provis- ions, etc
Hendrickson U G, propr Wel- lington House
Henning C D, confectionery and cigars
Hess & Oliver, billiard hall
Hetrick E, restaurant
Hickman J T, loan agent
Hoag & Howland, varieties
Hock & Lang, fresh and salt meats
Holmes & Co, dealers in produce, groceries, provisions, etc
Howard B, attorney at law Hunter Bros, merchandise Johnston & Scandrett, dry goods, boots and shoes, etc
Johnston J T, propr livery and feed stable
Johnson Allan, grain, coal, lime
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-Wellington. ALPHABETICALLY.
635
Johnson O D, watchmaker and jeweler
Jones J P, attorney at law
Juneau H, lumber
Kain M J, merchant tailor
Knotts & Wallace, hardware
Larned CG & Co, hardware and farm implements
Lawrence & Elliott, carpenters and builders Lovell Chas S, barber
Luder A J, bootmaker
Luening C F, furniture and undertaker
Lynch & Son, painters
MacEwan D S, pastor Baptist Church
Mann S, druggist
Marchant J A, dry goods and groceries
Markworth F, baker and con- fectioner
Marshall W F, gunsmith and locksmith
Martin H J, physician and surgeon
Mathews J, farm implements McDonald & Hutchin, attorneys at law
McEwing Rev E S, pastor Bap- tist Church
McKee & Marsh, flour and feed McKim O F, loan agent
Mckinley & Howarth, mfrs fur- niture McMillian J C, barber Miexsell Z, furniture and under- taker Miller Geo M, attorney at law Monley R, wagonmaker
Moorhead I N, pastor Methodist Church
Murphy & Carroll, loan and in- surance agents
Myers M, blacksmith and wag- onmaker Neal & Son, proprs Wellington Bank
Pearce J R, boot and shoemaker Phillips & Woodson, proprs Phillips House
Post Harry, propr European Hotel
Quigley & Reed, attorneys at law Rankin W M, fruits and confec- tionery
Ranney Bros, groceries and ship- pers poultry, eggs, butter and vegetables
Ready J M, attorney at law Reynolds A E, physician and surgeon
Richards A A, local editor "Sumner County Press"
Richardson & Co, dry goods
Rothwell J S, real estate and notary public
Savage W R, groceries, provis- ions, etc
Schauser P, wood worker and cabinetmaker
Schnetzer Max, merchant tailor Schwarzkopf & Loebner, dry goods, notions, etc
Shave & Chandler, dry goods Showalter J, attorney and loan agent
Simmons C S, wagonmaker
Simmons L A, attorney at law Smith J C, clothing, boots and shoes, etc
Smith A C, nurseryman
Smith & White, carpenters and builders
Snyder Chas, baker
Southwell J, fruits and confec- tionery
Sparr B F, notions, etc
Staffelbach W H, attorney at law
Stanley A M, baker and grocer Stewart J T, loan agent
Stipp F A, lime, cement and coal
Thorp G W, blacksmith and wagonmaker
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
BLUESTONE A SPECIALTY. THE BLUESTONE AND REDUCTION WORKS, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
636
Kansas-Wellington-Wichita. ALPHABETICALLY.
Sold by the Trade. or address G. G. WICKSON, $19 Market Street. San Francisco
IMPERIAL EGG FOOD will Make Hens Lay.
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Thrailkill M S, gen mdse
Thurlow Miss A, dressmaker Tinkham A, bootmaker
Toms C, loan agent
Tucker Wm, feed and sale stable Van Dewark A C, feed miller
Van Laningham C, groceries, provisions, etc
Walter J G, propr Commercial House
Walters J, propr feed and sale stable
Walters O H, proprs auction and commission store
Wendt G W & Co, carpenters and builders
West & Brengles, physicians and surgeons
Williams J K & Son, bootmakers Williamson T, mgr Chicago Lumber Co
Willsil & Haughey, attorneys at law
Winn G W, harness and sad- dlery
Wisehast, Fortson & Co, milli- nery goods
Wood P A, druggist
Woods John G, banker
Wichita,
SEDGWICK COUNTY,
The county seat of Sedgwick County, is located on a branch of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, twenty-six miles from the main line at Newton, and 161 miles from Topeka. The city, long famous as head- quarters for an extensive cattle drive from the southwest, has grown to a city of fair propor- tions, containing a population of 7,000. It contains a number of handsome private residences,
churches and public buildings and a new Opera House adds its artistic attractions to the place. The location of the city, near the Arkansas River, affords abundant water privileges, and the country tributary for many miles in all directions is well settled and highly productive. Almost every description of busi- ness is abundantly represented, and the streets present a scene of business activity equal to that of many cities boasting a much larger population. The branch railroad has been extended as far south as Wellington, an hour and a half's ride southward, and this, with the St. Louis, Wichita and Western Railroad, will add greatly to the importance of the city as a commercial and busi- ness point.
Alcott E G, photographer Aldridge & Brown, druggists Aley J H, boots and shoes
Allen A, boots and shoes
Allen D R, coffee and lunch house
Allen E B, physician
Allen & Hatfield, attorneys at law
Allen J P, druggist
Allen & Tucker, groceries
Arnold C C, veterinary surgeon ARNOLD MRS DORA C, dress- maker
Austin A L, real estate agt
Baldertson J M, attorney at law Baldwin N, photographer
Barnes & Sons, druggists
Basley & Leveridge, livery stable Bates S, bootmaker
Baughman Bros, druggists
Beach Mrs H A, dressmaker
Bear B L, live stock
Bentley O H, attorney at law
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
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PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
C. BILICKE, Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN.
Kansas-Wichita. 637
ALPHABETICALLY. Benton Chester, meat market Benton Miss Lydia, county su- perintendent of public schools Best & Rittener, flour and feed Bethel J T, painter Crouch & Stanly, law and loan office Curry J B, watchmaker and jeweler Curtis J F, groceries BIDLACK & SHELTON, pub- lishers " Weekly Times" Bilderback John, livery stable Birnbaum Chas R, varieties Bissantz J, hardware DAVIDSON MRS M A, milli- Bitting Bros, clothing, etc Black J H, groceries Blase Henry, bootmaker Bloomer W J, groceries Day H C, real estate agt Bloss & Davidson, blacksmiths and wagonmakers Bolte H, furniture Braitsch John, bootmaker Dale and Dale, attorneys at law DANGERFIELD BROS, saloon Davidson & Co, loan agt Davidson J, lumber nery, dressmaking, fancy goods, notions, corsets and gloves Deiter & Kayser, barber shop De Maris Joseph, meat market Dittmann L W, saloon DOUGLAS AVENUE HOUSE, F P Breese propr BREESE F P, propr Douglas Avenue House Doyle W L, dentist Draves H C, refreshments Dyer James L, receiver U S land office Brown B K, auction commission merchant Brown Z S, groceries and hard- faction guaranteed. S. W. cor. Twelfth and West, Oakland. ware Eastwood Mrs & Mrs Grant, Bruhn A, barber shop millinery and dressmaking Bryan T H, feed stable Eckards Charles, bakery Bunnell & Roys, real estate agts Butler & Fryer, painters Butler H R, hardware, etc Edward C M, furniture Elias & Katz, gen mdse Exton John, gen mdse Byers G N, hardware Fabrique A H, physician Caldwell J E, crockery and glassware Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, A A Hyde cashier Campbell W P, attorney at law Carey John B, lumber Feshheimer M M, clothing, etc Fickeissen Carl, insurance and Carlton R P, propr Daily passenger agt House First Arkansas Valley Bank, W Carter F, carpenter C Woodman & Son Fisher Joseph, feed stable Fisk C W, contractor Flagg A, groceries Fosset Frank, livery stable Chatfield E A, hardware and wagon material Corbett W S, groceries Crater & Taylor, oyster saloon, restaurant, etc Furley C C, physician Furlong J P, grain elevator Creamer John, bootmaker Croskey Harry, homeopathic Gager M E, fruits and confec- tionery physician Crouch L W, attorney at law Gardner Charles, saloon Crouch L W, real estate agt and Garrett W H, saloon Gates E, groceries attorney at law PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
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