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M. MADIGAN & CO., New York Horseshoeing Shop.
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.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO., B
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
638
Kansas- Wichita. ALPHABETICALLY.
Garrison S M, saddler and har- nessmaker
Goodyear & Co, flour and feed Gordy Jere, barber shop
Gordy Mrs J, dressmaker
Gossard & Co, money broker Grant Mrs, millinery Graver M L, real estate agt Gray C C, barber shop Greser George, feed stable
Gribi G, carpenter
Hacker & Jackson, lime and coal Hamilton J K, surveyor
Hammond D B & Co, cider and vinegar
Hamsboro H, barber shop
Harding & Cowdy, books and stationery
Harris & Harris (Amos Harris and Kos Harris) attorneys at law
Harrington G H, books and sta- tionery
Hay James M, painter
Hays L, leather and harness, hardware
Healy & Niederlander, real es- tate agts
Heller -, artificial stone
Heller & Schulzler, meat market Hervey & Vashon, machinists
Hess A, groceries
Higginbotham H C, attorney at law
Hillard J H, livery stable Hill E, attorney at law
Hills E H & Co, produce com- mission merchants
Hill Harry, livery stable
Hines Whitman T, attorney at law
Hobbs & Weaver, real estate agts, etc
HOBSON & HARRIS, pubs "The Wichita Tribune "
Hodge J L, dry goods, etc Hodgson Charles, barber shop Hooey S F, restaurant
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Hollenberg Frank, painter and coal dealer
Holmberg Frank, carriage painter
Holmes J T, sewing machines and coffins
Holtschneider Mrs J, notions, etc
Houck Bros, hardware and stoves
Hovey E P & Co, dry goods, boots and shoes, etc
HOVEY MRS S F, restaurant Hunter & Knorr, groceries
Huse & Charlton, crockery and glassware
Husey & Kroenert, cigar mfrs Huson H S, bootmaker
Hyde A A, cashier, Farmers' and Merchants' Bank
Innes Geo & Co, dry goods, boots and shoes
Israel R C, groceries
Jacks R & Co, clothing, etc Jackson N P, livery stable Jocelyn & Kellogg, groceries Johnson Hugh, blacksmith Johnson Wm, flour and feed Jones & Knightley, groceries Junkermann J, attorney at law Kansas State Bank, L D Skinner cashier
Kassel Wm, watches and jew- elry
Kendel H W, undertaker and sewing machines
Ketchum C H, hardware
Kimmerle & Adams, marble dealers
Kimmerle C, mgr Turner's Opera House
Kirk O D, attorney at law
Kirkwood & Rutan, lumber
Klaus N R, blacksmith
KLENTZ MRS MARY, milli- nery and hair goods Kohn Bros & Co, bankers Kohn M & 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 Now, Spacious, First- Class; very Sunny. N. W. Cor.9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
Kansas-Wichita. ALPHABETICALLY.
639 Kramer Mrs A, millinery Mead W B, musical mdse Langan M J, upholsterer and Miles E D & Son, books and stationery undertaker LAUCK J F, attorney at law; land office business a spec- ialty, both before local office and department at Washing- ton, D C, Commercial Block, Moore J C, meat market Douglas ave Miller C R, loan agt Miller -, varieties Mitchell D A, justice of the peace MORRIS J F, billiard parlor Lawrence Chas, druggist Moser M K & Co, wagonmakers Lawrence O B, painter Mounts James, hotel Little Wm C, attorney at law Mounts Mrs K, millinery Lombard B, Jr, pres Kansas State Bank Mueller H J, varieties Murdock M M, postmaster Lombard Jas L, vice-pres Kan- Neff George N, harnessmaker Newcomb W C, flour and feed sas State Bank Lombard Mortgage Co, B Lom- Nixon T L, real estate agt Nugent & Moore, groceries Longsdorf A J, physician Occidental Hotel bard, Jr pres Lowell Mrs J E, dressmaker Ong L W, photographer Lowman Samuel, clothing, etc Owens H M, physician Lynch Thos H, dry goods Packer A, livery stable Maidt Henry M, real estate Payne D L, real estate Mann & Waddell, real estate Pearce George H, fruits and con- fectionery agts Marr Franklin S, blacksmith Perrine U, agt Singer Mfg Co Phillip C A, agt Wells, Fargo & Co Marriott & Stewart, meat mar- ket Marshall Dr H B, Douglas Ave Pierce H L, agt A, T & S FRR, and St L & SFR R Livery Stable Martin Bros, blacksmiths Pollock & Pearce, groceries Martin Ed, blacksmith Pratt George L, agt Chicago Martin E S, attorney at law Lumber Co Matthews E H, merchant tailor Price E F, Globe Iron Works McAdams C E, physician Ramsel John, refreshments McClees N, capitalist Randall Miss D, hair goods McComb Bros, harnessmakers Randle John A, wagonmaker McCoy A W, physician Ransom A G, agt Oswego Coal McFarland R, iron foundry Co McGill & Bliss, groceries Ratcliff & Cone, groceries McGriff J H, blacksmith and wagonmaker Ray A, stationery Ray John A, propr Valley McKee & Stewart, real estate Reese J F, livery stable agts McLain M C, attorney at law Reed Wm H, blacksmith McMillen M A, undertaker Reese & Sawyer, contractors and builders McNaghten J C, bootmaker McNeil George, barber shop House Rhoades C E, contractor 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, Seattle, Coos Bay, Carbon Hill Coal, 118, 120 Beale St. S.F. .
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
Kansas-Wichita. ALPHABETICALLY.
.640 Rice Samuel A, blacksmith and wagonmaker Richards & Rogers, groceries Stewart & Co, pork packing Taylor, Dow & Co, dry goods, boots and shoes Richey Bros, hotel Rich Joseph, groceries Rode J G, bootmaker Rogers & Lauck, photographers Root Bros, transfer and 'bus line Ross F, furniture Rowley N, livery stable Thomas W W, land attorney Turner J R, groceries Turner's Opera House, C Kim- merle mgr Ukena Fred, lunch room Valley House, John A Ray propr Walker R L, register U S land Rowley -, feed stable office Ruggles H G, attorney at law "WICHITA TRIBUNE" (The), Hobson & Harris publishers Wilson & Burnett, saloon Winch Mrs W, millinery and fancy goods Russel J H, physician Sauer L, physician Sayles M A, agricultural imple- ments SCHOTT JOHN, confectionery Wingard J W, carpenter and bakery " WEEKLY TIMES," Bidlack & Shelton publishers Werner Emil, restaurant White L H, livery stable Woodman W C & Son, First Arkansas Valley Bank Zartman B E, agt Adams Ex- press Co Schumacher J G, merchant tailor Schwerdtferger H, merchant tailor Sellerd John, feed stable Shellabarger, Imboden & Oli- ver, City Mills Shellabarger & Oliver, lumber Shober Arthur E, groceries Shrum Henry, cigars and con- MRS. MARY KLENTZ, Manufacturer of fectionery Skinner L D, cashier Kansas State Bank HUMAN HAIR GOODS, Sluss & Hatton, attorneys at law Smith A, carpenter Smith D W, dentist Smyth F G & Sons, agricultural implements MILLINERY AND LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS, No. 33 Main Street, Sommer A, watches and jewelry Stackman F, merchant tailor Stafford J F, groceries ROOT BROS., Stanley A F, notary public Stanley & Wall, attorneys at law Stathem Smith, restaurant Steadman James A, insurance agt Stem W P, carpenter Stephens R S, livery stable Stetter B, dry goods and cloth- ing Wichita, Kansas. TRANSFER & BUS LINE Wichita, Kansas. In attendance at all Trains. Passen- gers, Baggage and Freight conveyed to and from all parts of the City. Our facilities and extensive connec- tion enable us to undertake orders at LOW PRICES. FARE to and from any part of the City. 25c 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.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
Conducted on the European Plan.
Kansas-Wichita-Wilson. ALPHABETICALLY.
641
BILLIARD PARLOR. J. F. MORRIS PROPRIETOR.
Three Brunswick and Balke Co's Tables, with the Latest Improve - ments. The only complete Billiard Room in Wichita.
Main Street, opposite County Building, Wichita.
Wilson, ELLSWORTH COUNTY,
Is on the Kansas Pacific Railroad, 401 miles northeast of Denver, and is a thriving little town of about 400 inhabitants. There is a weekly newspaper published here, and it has some pleasant homes, as well as very good busi- ness houses. The depot of the railroad company is one of the prettiest on the line, which at- tests the importance of the place as a grain shipping point. The schools are good, while health is an attractive feature. All the religious denominations are represented, though the places of divine worship are limited. There are several hotels, of which the California House is the best, W. H. Carhart proprietor.
Barton & Carbiener, hardware, stoves and furniture Briggs, J W, postmaster CALIFORNIA HOUSE, W H Carhart propr
CARHART W H & BRO, gro- ceries and provisions
CARHART W H, propr Cali- fornia House Claussen C J, propr Wilson House
Cooper S A, editor and propr " The Wilson Echo " Deissroth & Claussen, hardware, stoves and grain
Dollenmayer E Y, watchmaker
Eckert & Goffe, meat market EDWARDS M D, marble works Greenouth H & Sons, flour-mills GRIFFITH C R, agt UPRR and Pacific Express Co
Himes BF, groceries
Himes & Latshaw, lumber
Hutchison N R, bakery and res- taurant
Keyser M H, gen mdse and hotel Latshaw A & Co, grain Latshaw A, groceries
Latta James, drugs Lewis N, harness
MCKENZIE D A, grain, wool
and agricultural implements McKitrick J T, land agt Messer J G, meat market Miller Nellie, millinery Mull Z P, bootmaker
Nesmith & Walmer, gen mdse Schermerhorn & Lang, gen mdse Stassen & Danner, gen mdse Swartz & Zavodnick, black- smiths
Thompson G W, news depot Thompson W G, gen mdse Tobias John, gen mdse " WILSON ECHO," S A Cooper
editor and propr
Wilson Hotel, C J Claussen propr
CALIFORNIA HOUSE, Wilson, Kansas.
W. H. CARHART, PROPRIETOR.
Located in center of Town, close to Depot. The best accommodation for guests at reasonable prices.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mf'g Co., 118 & 120 Beale St., S.F.
IMPERIAL EGG FOOD will Make Hens Lay.
819 Market Street, San Francisco.
Sold by the Trade. or address G. G. WICKSON,
41
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS" 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
Kansas-Winchester-Winfield. 642
ALPHABETICALLY.
916 Broadway, bet, 8th and 9th, Oakland.
Ladies' Dresses, Shawls, Cloaks, etc., come from A. Stein's Dyeing House as good as new.
Winchester, JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Ashwood John H, shoemaker Barnes A V, livery stable and gen mdse
Bates D M, druggist
Boten John, wagonmaker
Brown W H, blacksmith
Bussell Mrs, milliner
Carithers Misses, milliners
Clark & Son, shoemakers
Davis J C, furniture
Elson Bros, confectionery and restaurant
Fulton Jos T, postmaster
Goff & Howland, gen mdse Gorham & Ickes, gen mdse Graham Ed, meat market
Kirkpatrick & Wilhelm, gen mdse
Lone Mrs E, Central Hotel O'Neil Wilson & Co, gen mdse Smith David, Winchester Hotel Talcott & Curry, blacksmiths White S R, meat market
Winfield,
COWLEY COUNTY.
The county seat, on the Wal- nut River, was laid out in 1870, and has grown steadily since then, the population in ten years having increased to 2,844, and to considerably over 3,000 in 1881. Distance from Topeka, 199 miles.
Alexander J M, attorney at law Allen J E, attorney at law
Appleby & Ehlers, mfrs furni- ture
Arment & Herrington, auction- eers and commission mer- chants
Axdell T F & Co, confectionery and bakery
Baden J P, gen mdse Bahntge H, billiard hall
Bailey & Rinker, groceries and provisions
Baird Bros, dry goods, boots and shoes, etc
Baldridge J C, agt Chicago Lumber Co
Barclay F, plumber and steam fitter
Bartlett V R, grain dealer
Beach D C, attorney at law
Beaton & Conners, stone and brick masons
Beck & Dillon, photographers
Beck L L, coal
Best Mrs D F, pianos and or- gans
Bisbee A, bootmaker
Black Chas C, propr "The Tele- gram," daily and weekly
Black Geo, physician and sur- geon
Bliss & Wood, proprs Winfield City Flouring Mills
Bourdett & Co, confectionery, cigars, etc
Brotherton & Silver, agricult- ural implements and seeds
Bradt & Snook, furniture Brown H & Son, drugs, station- ery and books
Brown S A & Co, lumber and grain
Brown J, blacksmith
Bryan & Harris, loan agts
Bull F H, dentist
Bullen J G, lumber, etc
Burkhalter S, livery and board- ing stable - Cairns Rev J, pastor Baptist Church
Camery Wm, hides, wool and furs
Canfield Rev C H, rector Prot- estant Episcopal Church
Caton W B, dealer in marble Clark & Carnine, blacksmiths
H. WACHHORST'S
Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Loekets, etc. 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-Winfield. ALPHABETICALLY.
643
Cole E G, druggist Cook S A, architect
Cooper F M, physician and sur- geon
Corns & Manser, land and loan agts
Crawford S H, contractor and builder
Davis W R, physician and sur- geon
Dawson & Sons, proprs marble works
De Faulk Mrs S, millinery
Dever E, baker and confectioner
Doorley Mrs M, dressmaker
Douglas Scott & Wilson, barbers Earnest J A, groceries, queens- ware, etc
Ebert Miss M R, restaurant
Ekel W T, lumber dealer
Emerson Geo, physician and sur- geon
Ferguson C, livery and feed stable
Ferguson C, blacksmith
Fitch Mrs Mary, dressmaker
Fleming J, physician and drug- gist
Fleming & Weaver, blacksmiths and wagonmakers
Forgeay & Son, meat market Foults Bros, barbers
Francis H J, painter
Frazee A J, hotel
Friend F M, millinery, organs and sewing machines
Fuller J C, cashier Winfield Bank
Garvey Will C, agt A, T & SF RR
Gilbert & Fuller, loan and insur- ance agts
Glass Q A, druggist and apothe- cary
Goldsmith H, books and station- ery, cigars, etc
Graham & Parsons, physicians Green A H, attorney at law
Green C C, physician and sur- geon
Hackney & McDonald, attorneys at law
Hahn M & Co, dry goods, hats, caps, etc
Harter & Horning, flouring-mills Harter Bros, druggists
Hendricks & Wilson, hardware, stoves and tinware
Hertzell & Co, furniture mfrs Hobbs I N, photograph gallery Hodges W J, stock dealer
Horning, Robinson & Co, hard- ware, stoves and tinware
Hovey. E W & Co, drugs ,
Howland & Co, varieties
Hudson R, Turkish baths
Hudson Bros, watches, jewelry, etc
Hunt G W, merchant tailor
Impson R M, cigars and confec- tionery
Jennings & Buckman, attorneys at law
Johnson Allen, grain dealer
Johnson & Lockwood, druggists Johnston & Hill, undertakers
Kadan A, boot and shoemaker Kelley W, boot and shoemaker Klingman & Heller, blacksmiths and wagonmakers
Lee W A, farming implements Lee & McKnight, groceries, pro- visions, etc
Legg B M, blacksmith and wa- gonmaker
Levey I, clothing and furnishing goods
Loed E D, confectionery and cigars
Lynn & Loose, gen mdse
Magill & Mater, proprs foundry and machine works
Majors & Vance, livery
Mann J S, clothing and gents' furnishing goods
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mf'g Co., 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.
644
Kansas-Winfield. ALPHABETICALLY.
Mansfield & Smith, millinery and fancy goods
Martin G W, boot and shoe- maker
Mater & Son, blacksmiths
McDermott & Johnson, attorneys at law McGuire T, grocer McMullen J C, pres Winfield Bank
Mendenhall W S, physician and surgeon
Miller & Cox, meat market
Millington D A, editor " Cour- ier " and postmaster
Moore & Hodge, stone quarry- men and shippers
Mullen W L, cattle dealer
Myers & Trump, hardware and tinware mfrs
Myton S H, hardware
Newton W, saddle and harness- maker
Nickols J W, barber
Nommsen & Stuven, barbers
O'Hare Joseph, attorney at law Pixley W B, gen mdse
Plotter Rev J E, pastor Presby- terian Church
Pryor & Kinne, attorneys at law
Pyburn & Boyer, attorneys at law
Ray, Johnson & Co, contractors and builders
Read's Bank, M L Robinson cashier
Rhodes G A, coal dealer
Robinson M L, cashier Read's Bank
Root W C & Co, boots and shoes Ryder & Blendin, proprs Lindell Hotel
Schaffhause Mrs L, dressmaker Schmidt Chas, stone quarryman, contractor and builder
Schroeter Geo A, watchmaker and jeweler
Scovill G A, clothing, gents' fur- nishing goods, etc Shoeb M, blacksmith and wagon- maker
Silliman H E, Joan agent
Simmons & Ott, meat market Smith Bros, boots and shoes
Snyder & Spotswood, produce
Soward & Asp, attorneys at law
Speed & Moffitt, livery, feed and sale stable
Spotswood A T & Co, groceries, queensware and glassware
Stewart & Simpson, plasterers and stucco workers
Stout R R, wagonmaker and blacksmith
Stump Mrs E F, milliner
Sydal R E, harness and saddlery THE TELEGRAM," (daily and weekly), Chas C Black propr
Tinne T R, merchant tailor
Troup & Pence, attorneys at law
True & Silver, groceries and pro- visions
Tucker Rev H A, pastor M E Church
Van Doren CS, dentist
Wallis & Wallis, groceries and queensware
Webb L H, attorney at law
Weitzel E B, propr Commercial House
Wells H L, physician and sur- geon
Williams House, Frank Williams propr
Wilson A R, physician and sur- geon
Winfield Carriage Factory, My- ers & Doorley
Wright W T, physician and sur- geon Wright & Wilson, physicians and surgeons Youngheim Eli, clothing, etc
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.
Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc., etc. Address G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco
POULTRY BREEDERS' SUPPLIES.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
Kansas-Wyandotte. ALPHABETICALLY.
645
Wyandotte, WYANDOTTE COUNTY.
Albright Wm, county treasurer Anderson H, tinner, Minnesota ave
Arendo & Weber, shoe store, 455 Minnesota ave
Armstrong Mac, druggist, cor Fifth and Minnesota ave
Baker Thompson, groceries, 341 Minnesota ave
Bartlett O S, undertaker, 329 and 331 Minnesota ave
Baum August, second-hand goods, Minnesota ave
Bayle & Raymond, undertaker, Minnesota ave
Bee Hive Store, Root & Co proprs, Fifth nr Minnesota ave
Bernett Louis, books and station- ery, Minnesota ave
Bernhard Chris, bookseller and stationery, Minnesota ave opp post-office
Best G P, groceries, 419 Minne- sota ave
Betts G W, district clerk
Bevering C W, confectionery, 339 Minnesota ave
Bishop S, dry goods, Minnesota ave
Black Mrs E, dry goods and gro- ceries, Third bet Kansas and Nebraska aves
BLANTON A W, meat market Blum & Priestley, groceries, cor Sixth and Minnesota ave
Bon Ton Dining Hall, Jake Nichols propr, Minnesota ave Bowling Geo D, groceries, Third Bowling T B, sheriff
Burge S B, new and second- hand dealer, 441 Minnesota ave Burt & Taylor, hats, caps and gents' furnishing goods, 420 Minnesota ave
Cable R E, probate judge California Store, J M Henny propr
Chadborn H E, boots and shoes, Minnesota ave
Clark Jas S, county recorder
Collins M, saloon, cor Third and Minnesota ave
Collins P H, groceries, Minne- sota ave
Crothers C, blacksmith, 8 Third Culver A L, groceries, 333 Min- nesota ave
Cuskerrer Jacob, second-hand dealer, 338 Minnesota ave
Darby Isaac T, restaurant, Min- nesota ave
DeGRAFF ISADORE, saloon, 417 Minnesota ave
Denning Hall Building, Fourth Denning Bros, groceries, Fourth bet Minnesota and Kansas aves
Dirkard Wm, carriage and sign painter, cor Fifth and Nebras- ka aves
Drees F, groceries, 504 Minne- sota ave
Dunnig W M, groceries, 424 Minnesota ave
Emmons D R, county clerk
Farr G B, sewing machine agt, Minnesota ave
Frank Geo A, barber, 415 Min- nesota ave
Frank Geo, Sr, barber, Minne- sota ave
FRANCK & REHM, meat mar- ket, Third
Friedberg Bros, dry goods and clothing
Furgason H, wagon and car- riagemaker, cor Fifth and Ne- braska ave
Fyork Noah, wagonmaker, Fifth and Kansas ave Gamble Wm, saloon, 415 Minne- sota ave
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Pig Iron and English Coke, 118 and 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.
646
Kansas-Wyandotte. ALPHABETICALLY.
Gamo House, Mrs H A Halford propr, cor Third and Minne- sota ave
GIBSON JOHN, cigars and to- bacco, 433 Minnesota ave Gibson J S, county attorney Gibson M, blacksmith, Evert nr Fifth
Grant P, groceries, cor Fifth and Minnesota ave
Green & Pray, dry goods, 439 Minnesota ave
Griswold & Son, hardware and groceries, cor Fifth and Min- nesota ave
Gruble Geo, Augusta House, Minnesota ave
Hafner Henry, meat market, 453 Minnesota ave
Hagelgans J C, staple and fancy groceries, Minnesota ave, nr Fifth
Hageman Mrs M H, dry goods and groceries, cor Fifth and Washington ave
Hains A S, boots and shoes, Minnesota ave
Hains H T, cigars and tobacco, Minnesota ave
Hale Walter, county surveyor Hallier Wm, meat market, 503 Minnesota ave
Hanitte Ed, notions, Twenty- second
Hayward Geo, jeweler, cor Fifth and Minnesota ave
Hescher A, cigars and tobacco, 422₺ Minnesota ave Hiatt D B, supt public instruc- tion
Hlatky & Kramer, cigars, 434 Minnesota ave
Hoag & Troup, dry goods and notions, Minnesota ave Hoaglawd N, photographer, Fourth nr Minnesota ave
Hodgers Richard, shoemaker, Minnesota ave
Hoerseman Bros, blacksmiths and wagonmakers
Holloway J M, hardware, stoves, and tinware, cor Fourth and Minnesota ave
Homuth E, book bindery, Fourth nr Minnesota ave
Horstman H, dry goods, boots and shoes, cor Fifth and Ev- ert
Howard M E & Co, meat mar- ket
Howard Samuel, boarding, Third Jamerson, Rice & Co, brick yards, Fourth
Johnson T H, physician, Minne- sota ave
Jones Chas, saloon, Third
Kaieser J, groceries, 445 Ne- braska ave
Kaiser Phil, bakery, 435 Minne- sota ave
Kemp Lenord, groceries and sa- loon, Minnesota ave
Kramer B, bakery and confec- tionery, Minnesota ave
Lorelan C & Co, Kansas Valley Flouring Mills
Mather F M, druggist, cor Fourth and Minnesota ave
Merstetter F S, groceries, 421 Minnesota ave
Meyer J, bakery, Minnesota ave Moore I, druggist, cor Third and Kansas ave
Morse Mrs S R, millinery, Min- nesota ave
Neville G W, county coroner
Newton Wm, second-hand deal- er, 335 Minnesota ave
New York Groceries and Pro- duce, M Croft propr, cor Fifth and Washington ave
NOBLE F, hardware and stoves, 405 Minnesota ave
Northrop Bros, millers Northrop & Son, bankers, Min- nesota ave
H. WACHHORST
Invites Attention to His Genuine Sterling Silverware, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEANNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
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KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
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Kansas -- Wyandotte. ALPHABETICALLY. OLSON BROS, groceries, 515 Minnesota ave Soeder M, saloon, Minnesota ave Solomon C F, clothier, Minne- sota ave PACIFIC WAGON AND CAR- RIAGE WORKS, Geo H Heorseman propr, cor Fifth and Nebraska ave Stark John, saloon, 437 Minne- sota ave Stevens Hiram, district judge STEWART MARTIN W, fresh · and salt meats, butter and eggs, Minnesota ave nr Wyan- dotte ave Poehler Fred, dealer in furniture, cor Fourth and Minnesota ave Pottery Theodore, meat market, Fifth nr Washington ave Raw J R & Co, wood and coal, Stumpf & Haskell, hardware, Minnesota ave Minnesota ave Reiling Mrs E, groceries, cor Third and Nebraska ave Tewey James, street car and omnibus builder, 16 Third Risse John, groceries, cor Minne- sota and Wyandotte aves Toy Bros, staple and fancy gro- ceries, 414 and 416 Minnesota ave Robaugh G W, mfr Robaugh's Pumps, Third nr Minnesota ave Volkens'Chas & Co, confectionery Ross W D, groceries, cor Minne- sota ave and Eighth and groceries, Third bet Kan- sas and Nebraska ave Wallenmaier J W, lumber yard, Rotert H & Sons, groceries, cor Fifth and Evert cor Fifth and Evert Wales Abe, barber, 315 Minne- sota ave Sanderson Wm, carpenter, 447 Minnesota ave Walters W A, meat market, cor Fifth and Washington ave Welch Pat, cigars and tobacco, 524 Minnesota ave Sawyer H H, livery and feed stable, cor Fourth and Minne- sota ave Schaack Wm, merchant tailor, WHITE STEPHEN, barber, 344 Minnesota ave 317 Minnesota ave Schmidt & Kramer, blacksmiths and wagonmakers, cor Sixth and Minnesota ave WOLF & ORMSBY, oyster ocean, cor Third and Minne- sota ave Schultz T, groceries, Minnesota Wolters August, butcher and meat mkt, 345 Minnesota ave Wood A B, druggist, Fifth nr Minnesota ave ave nr Sixth Serch John, bootmaker, Minne- sota ave Shewalter E S, druggist, Minne- sota ave Wood G B, physician, office drug store, Fifth nr Minne- Sillis James, boot and shoe- maker, Minnesota ave sota WYANDOTTE , GAZETTE," Armstrong & Moyer proprs Wyandotte Harness Shop, J Blodell propr Slater J G & Co, attorneys at law, 315 Minnesota ave Smith S E, restaurant and con- fectionery, Fifth nr Minnesota WYANDOTTE LUMBER CO, cor Sixth and Minnesota ave ZEITZ & CO, Riverside Mills, cor Third and Minnesota ave ave Smith Wm, druggist, 343 Min- nesota ave 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.
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