McKenney's business directory of the principal towns of Central and Southern California, Arizona, New Mexico, Southern Colorado and Kansas : including cities and towns on the Southern Pacific, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, Kansas Pacific, and St. Joseph and Western railroads, 1883, Part 67

Author: L.M. McKenney & Co
Publication date: 1883
Publisher: Oakland, Cal. : Pacific Press
Number of Pages: 970


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CHAS. R. ALLEN, Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S F.


The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,


BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.


Nebraska-Fairbury.


PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.


648


NEBRASKA.


ALPHABETICALLY.


Fairbury, JEFFERSON COUNTY,


Is one of the thriving towns of southern Nebraska, which neith- er grasshopper, frost, hail nor drought has stopped from grow- ing. Some 1,300 souls live there, and enjoy the luxury of a beautiful, timbered public square, and a magnificent school building. There is a bank with an elegant stone front of native stone cut in metropolitan style. There are also the usual varie- ties of businesses and clever business men; and among the latter is Mr. Jenkins of the Tre- mont Hotel, an old timer, who is very accommodating. It is 152 miles northwest of St. Jo- seph, Missouri, on the St. J. & W. Railway and 100 miles southeast of Grand Island.


Allen Wm & Co, bakery and confectionery


Bailey W W, elevator


Baker & Tondre, saloon and billiards


Bean T W, livery and sale stable, n s Public Square


Beatty & Manley, marble deal- ers


Boyle & Lindley, attorneys at law


Box Mrs E, dry goods and gro- ceries


Brock A, propr Pacific House Brock R, butcher


Buchanan C F, clothing and furnishing goods


Buchanan & Schulz, merchant tailors


Burnside & Gellatly, lumber dealers, and harness and sad- dle makers


CAMPBELL F C, dentist


Champlin & McDowell, Fair- bury Flouring Mills


Christian Robert, bootmaker Cline John, wagonmaker


Coburn O P, news and book dealer


Commercial Hotel, J A Mc- Means, propr


Cross George, postmaster Culver L W, photographer Davis C C, farm implements DAVIS M C & BRO,blacksmiths Duncan C, physician


DUTCHER C E, pension office Eldridge E E, hardware, stoves and tinware


" FAIRBURY GAZETTE," Cross & Stevens editors and proprs Fornuf George, blacksmith and carriagemaker


Franks A W, barber and con- fectioner


FREEMAN W P, county judge Gould W A, farm machinery Gourley & Bushey, house, sign and carriage painters


Grand Central Hotel, E A Mun- ger propr Hall O A, physician Harbine Thomas, banker


Harper John, carpenter and builder


H. WACHHORST


Invites Attention to His Genuine Sterling Silverware, 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.


Nebraska-Fairbury. ALPHABETICALLY.


649


Hart B F & Sons, gen mdse Ryburn Mrs & Shanley, milli- nery and fancy goods Heine Frank, machinist Henry J, blacksmith Hiet John, barber Savage G M, principal public school Hines W T, fruits and confec- tionery Shambarger P H, justice of the peace and mfr of saddles and harness Hinitt Mrs J, bakery and con- fectionery Snell W H, attorney at law Hinkle, Carr & Co, druggists SOUTHERN NEBRASKA AD- Hoopes Miss S C, millinery and fancy goods VANCE," F Bert Risley editor and propr Houghtelin A E & Co, druggists Steele C F, furniture and un- dertaking Hubble J D, dealer in grain and hogs Sweitzer J V, lumber dealer Hurlbert A A, restaurant Thomas S G, general store Ingraham S C, dealer in watches Thompson C E, attorney at law and jewelry Todt H H, bootmaker Kelsey J C, attorney at law and Torrey L, blacksmith notary public TREMONT HOUSE, D C Jen- kins propr Kesterson J C, agricultural im- plements and live stock Tunnell & Rives, hardware, stoves, tinware and cutlery Turner G H, dry goods and gro- Lauterbach John, gen mdse ceries Koehler & Stauss, butchers Lange Emil, notary public Letton W H, tailor, clothier and sewing machine agt Wallace J H & Co, gen mdse WARREN MARVIN, pension at- torney, loan agt and collector Western House, W B Showal- Madison G L, physician ter propr Lyon W A, mfr of harness and saddles McCormac Bros, livery and feed stable Whiting, Jenkins & Co, gen mdse Whittaker W D, wagon repair Meinher Christian, lunch room Merritt G S, attorney at law shop Williams S H, feed and sale Moulton & Baker attorneys at law stable Wurgenburger G, propr Farm- ers' Home Nelson & Milby, agricultural implements Yauslin John, merchant tailor Yauslin L, confectioneries and fruit Nordlinger D, saloon and bill- iards Pease G A, druggist Prentice T J, jeweler MARVIN WARREN, Price J S, stoves, tinware and cutlery LOAN AGENT, Price J W, groceries Collector and Notary Public, FAIRBURY, Pritchett G L, physician RICK DR L, physician and drug- gist, NW cor Public Square Jefferson County, Nebraska. All Business Promptly Attended to PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY


CHAS. R. ALLEN, Chase River and Sydney Coal, 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.


COUNTRY MERCHANTS,


G. G. WICKSON 319 Market Street, S F. SPECIALTIES.


bet. sth and yth.


Oakland.


The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,


BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.


Nebraska-Fairbury-St. Paul. ALPHABETICALLY.


PENSION OFFICE


of C. E. DUTCHER FAIRBURY, Nebraska.


U. S. CLAIM AND PENSION ATTORNEY. Rejected and Pending Claims made a Specialty. Also, collections made and taxes paid for non-residents. Local Agents wanted in every County in the United States.


M. C. DAVIS & BROTHER, BLACKSMITHS


Fairbury, Nebraska.


Do Wagon and Carriage Ironing.


Special attention given to


Horse Shoeing & Plow Work.


Rising City,


BUTLER COUNTY.


ALLEN MRS M W, postmaster, books and stationery, “ Bible Depository "


Bellon Hotel, Mrs E A Bruce propr


Boans John, propr West Butler Fruit Tree Nursery


Buch Geo C, restaurant


Carnes & Reinheimer, coal and shippers of hogs Cash & Hurd, gen mdse Combs & Co, druggists Delsman & Kummer, grain Englehard & Grubb, real estate, collection and loan agts Heling J H, carriage mfr Palmer & Holderness, livery and sale stable


Paxton J C, gen mdse Philpott J H, harness Raymond Hotel, A P Day propr Roberts Aurrillus, grain and hogs Thelen Bros, furniture Thelen Edmund, druggist


" THE RISING INDEPEND- ENT" (weekly), Verity


Verity proprs and publishers Verity & Co, grocers


Verity & Verity, proprs and pub- lishers of "The Rising Inde- pendent " (weekly)


Warren & Wilcox, hardware


St. Paul,


HOWARD COUNTY,


Is the present terminus of the St. Joseph & Western Railroad, and is twenty miles north of Grand Island. It is a growing town of some 800 souls, a great grain and potato center, and bids fair to become a railroad center. It has a Court House, hotels, churches, a bank, eleva- tors, two newspapers-one the Free Press, having a cylinder press run by steam-etc., etc., that are of a character superior to those in many older places. Dr. Edward Fletcher is one of the pioneers of the place. He came there so early that he had to leave for a year or so until there should be more people.


Abby M D, restaurant Abbott C N, feed stable


Anderson D D, bakery and con- fectionery Anderson M, dry goods and gro- ceries Andrews & Sinnet, livery stable Atwater M B & Co, lumber


H. WACHHORST


Has an Endless Variety of Rings, from Solid Gold to Costly Diamond Setting. 315 J Street, acramento.


HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. CHIT


CUSTOM


If you want your Clothes Cleaned, Dyed, Pressed and made as good as New, call at 916 B'd'y,


650


KOHLER & CHASE


The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N W Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.


Nebraska-St. Paul. 651


ALPHABETICALLY.


Bailey E, groceries Barge James, butcher


Barzynski & Crowell, real estate agency


Bean J W, druggist


Bell W A, attorney at law


Bissing B F, mfr and dealer in · harness and saddles


Bolinger M G, hardware and stoves


Bomer Bros, livery and sale stable


Bryan J L, books and stationery Chadwick E S, dry goods, gro- ceries, etc


Chinn Ed F, druggist


Clapp Frank F & Co, dry goods and gents' furnishing goods


COMMERCIAL HOTEL, J C Phillips propr


Dann F A, dentist


Darnall & Nunn, attorneys at law


Darnall Thomas, attorney at law


Deegan J W, groceries


Degroff Andrew, blacksmith and wagonmaker


Dull Jacob, bootmaker .


Farmers' Home, J W Walls


Fleming & Post, livery and sale stable


Fletcher & Watters, physicians Force C E, barber


Goldsberry O M, blacksmith and wagonmaker


Howard B A, painter and fres- coer


Howard County Bank, Lee Love cashier; Geo W Post pres Huling, Fillmore & Co, dry goods


Hurford T J, hardware imple- ments Jacobson & Johnson, groceries, tobacco and cigars Johnson J, feed and sale stable


Jolls F S, jeweler


Kendall A A, postmaster and loan agt


Kendall & Bartlet, proprs the " Phonograph "


Knipple & Metcalf, groceries and provisions


Love Lee, cashier of the Howard County Bank


McNabb Thompson, attorney at law


Metcalf & Covey, grain dealers Metcalf H C, propr City Mills New Ike, saloon


Norton & Rine, furniture mfrs and dealers and undertakers Nunn Henry, attorney at law Paul & Bell, attorneys at law


Paul J N, attorney at law


Post Geo W, president Howard County Bank


Potter Mrs I S, dressmaker


Rannells S D, real estate and loan agent, and justice of the peace


Robare W M, saloon and bil- liards


Routson Robinson, butcher


Scott F W, stoves and hardware


Shamburg William, saddles and harness


THE FREE PRESS," Steam Printing House, Forbes & Ellis editors and proprs


Vavra & Ammon, blacksmiths and wagonmakers


Wacek John, farm implements and grain buyer


Walbach Bros, dry goods and gents' furnishing goods and boots and shoes


Wallace T R, attorney at law, notary public, real estate and insurance agt


Wasmer Bros, grain and farm implements Wasmer House, William Was- mer propr


CHAS. R. ALLEN, Chase River and Sydney Coal, 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.


HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.


ROASTING and MILLING of REFRACTORY ORES, by the Bluestone & Reduction Works, Tombstone, A. T.


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.


652


Nebraska-St. Paul. ALPHABETICALLY.


Woodard & McNabb, attorneys at law Woodard W N, attorney at law Wulf & Green, saloon


THE


FREE PRESS


STEAM


PRINTING HOUSE


FORBES & ELLIS,


PROPRIETORS.


ALL KINDS OF


JOB WORK


Neatly Executed


AT THIS OFFICE.


DIRECTORY


Of the Principal Towns of


CALIFORNIA,


NEVADA AND


UTAH.


Terms, in advance,


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$1.50


Circulation, 900.


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Send for a copy to


ST. PAUL.


L. M. McKENNEY & CO.,


San Francisco, Cal.


Howard County, NEBRASKA.


H. WACHHORST'S


Selection of JEWELRY is the Rarest in the State, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.


PACIFIC PRESS. PRINTERS ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS. Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.


COMMERCIAL HOTEL,


CORNER OF


Seventh and Indian Streets, ST. PAUL, NEBRASKA.


This House is new and First-Class in every particular. Every convenience for Commercial Men. Free 'Bus to and From all Trains. J. C. PHILLIPS, Proprietor.


McKENNEY'S


BUSINESS


LEGAL WORK A SPECIALTY.


We guarantee all work to give satis- faction, as none but competent workmen are employed.


Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.


Conducted on the European Plan.


Missouri-Kansas City.


653


MISSOURI. ALPHABETICALLY.


Kansas City,


JACKSON COUNTY,


Is the second city in size and commercial importance in the State. It is situated upon the Missouri River, just below the mouth of the Kansas River, and bordering the Kansas State line. Its rapid growth since the war has been considered a marvel even in the Great West, where fast-growing cities form a char- acteristic feature of the country. The favorable location, the en- terprise of its inhabitants, and the permanent character of the improvements, all indicate a prosperous and substantial fut- ure. There are fifteen railroad lines centering here, and the Union Depot is one of the most noted in the country. A heavy business is transacted here with all points of the compass, and those who are acquainted with the connections have de- nominated this point "a key to the continent." The last census gives the city a population of over 60,000.


Abcott, Kishler & Co, wholesale notions, 524 Delaware Abernathy, North & Orrison, furniture, carpets and curtain goods, cor Sixth and Main Abger D T, real estate, Mer- chants' Exchange


Adams & Carle, real estate and loan agts, 1034 Main


Adams C W, physician, cor Main and Eleventh


Adams Express Co, J L Hop- kins agt, 703 Delaware


Adams H F, dispatch agt, Mer- chants' Exchange


Adams Robert, Jr, attorney at law, 117 West Sixth


Adams Wash, attorney at law, NW cor Fifth and Main


Aiken J W, dentist, 622 Main


Albert G D, cigars, etc, 708 East Twelfth


Alderson & Young, attorneys at law, 521 Main


Alexander W W, watchmaker and jeweler, 9 East Seventh


Alger A W, kerosene oils and gasoline stoves, 1217 Grand ave


Allanay Edward, second-hand store, 1524 Grand ave


Allbrittain -- , attorney at law, 14 West Fifth


Allen & Ashdown, plumbers and gasfitters, 19 East Sixth


Allen A W, justice of the peace, NW cor Fifth and Main


Allen C H, cigars and tobacco, 610 East Fifth


Allport S, agt No 8 Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, 920 Main


Allsman T T, fancy groceries, 831 East Twelfth


American Express Co, E L Patch agt, cor Fourth and Delaware


CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 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.


654


Missouri-Kansas City. ALPHABETICALLY.


American Sewing Machine Co,


Benj Simons mgr, 1026 Main Anderlick John, saloon, 310 Main Anderson Jas, lumber, 1324


Grand ave


ANDERSON JAS M, Fifth- Street Meat Market, 421 West Fifth


ANDERSON SAM H, physician, 115 West Ninth


Anderson S H, dentist, 706 Main Andlouer R, hotel, 403 West Fifth


Andres & Borland, painters, 11 East Ninth


Angelman Mrs E, Junction House, 913-929 Main


Anthony D L, groceries, 1615 East Eighteenth


Applegate & Judson, merchan- dise brokers, 206 West Fifth Arlington Hotel, H E Ebersild propr, 22 and 24 East Mis- souri ave


ARMORY HALL, Joe & Charley proprs, 1434 and 1436 Grand ave


Armour Bros, Banking Co,


Merchants' Exchange


Armstrong Ben M, attorney at law, 121 West Sixth


Armstrong Chas, restaurant, West Fifth


Arnold T W, dentist, 546 Main Ashbrook A Elmer, feed and sale stable, 1625 and 1627 Grand ave


Asken Bros, leather and shoe findings, saddlery, hardware and mfrs saddlery, cor Third and Delaware


Atkinson Bros, dentists, 815 Main


Atkinson Miss Micha F, dress- maker, 924 Grand ave


Atlas Refining Co, Exchange Building Austin D & Co, pumps, 703 Main


Austin L B, groceries, 121 East Fourth


Bachman J A & Co, wholesale cigars, tobacco and wines, 416 Main


Bade Annie, restaurant, Casino Block, West Fifth


Bailey B A & Co, life and acci- dent insurance, 540 Main


Bailey Joseph, mattresses, etc, 1115 Main


Bainbridge, Dew & Co, real estate and insurance agts, Journal Building


Baird F J & Co, real estate, In- surance Exchange, cor Sixth and Wyandotte


Baker H C, physician, 1003 Bal- timoré ave


Baker S S, jeweler and loan broker, 546 Main


BALLENTINE & PARK, crock- ery, queensware, glassware, saloon fixtures, bar goods and lamps, 919 Main


Ball I V, livery stable, 111 East Missouri ave


Ballingal G H, attorney at law, NW cor Sixth and Delaware Barbour A K, attorney at law, 622 Main


BANK OF MISSOURI, H S Mills cashier, NW cor Fifth and Delaware


Bannon James, architect


Barker Harry E, marble works, 131 East Twelfth


Barnard F H, pictures and teas, 18 East Eighth


Barnes L A & Co, contractors and builders, 1615 Grand ave BARRET W F, dry goods and notions, 1525 Grand ave


Barrett Geo, groceries, 803 Main Barrett & Rose, furniture, 5 East Missouri ave Barton J C, second-hand store, 1607 Grand ave


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.


KOHLER & CHASE


The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.


Missouri-Kansas City. 655


ALPHABETICALLY.


HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.


Baty A, picture frms, 1139 Main Bauer C F, flour and feed, cor Main and Twelfth


Baughman Mrs E A, lodging house, cor Fourth and Main Baum J, pawnbroker, 124 West Seventh


Beals H J, physician, 15 West Ninth


Bean W H, hardware and furni- ture, cor Thirteenth and Grand ave


Bean W H, stoves, furniture, etc, 912 Main


Bean Heman L, crockery and glassware, 721 Main


Beckenbach, Nicholas, groceries, 918 Wyandotte


Becker Ed, painter, 809 Dela- ware


BECKER G J, saloon, 1619 - Grand ave


Beckling C & Son, vinegar works, 210 Main


Beebe John W, attorney at law, NW cor Sixth and Delaware Beecher R F, groceries, 122 West Seventh


Beeson B B & Co, grain commis- sion, Merchants' Exchange Building


Behr C, boots and shoes, 525 Main Behr Wm, saloon, 402 West Fifth


Beitman Bros, cigar mfy, 1403 Grand ave


Bellemere Bros, groceries, cor Twelfth and Cherry Bell Victor B, capitalist, 16 East Sixth


Benade & Co, coal, wood and lime, 1531 Grand ave


Benas M, fire insurance, 522 Delaware


Bender W K, groceries, 1511 Grand ave


Benedict, Melone & Co, whole- sale grocers, 304 Delaware


BENEDICT S H & CO, hats, caps and furs, 531 Delaware Benjamin L, furniture and house- hold goods, 551 Main


BENNETT MRS C W, Belvidere Restaurant, 221 West Fifth, cor Central


Bennet C W, livery stable, 535 Walnut


Benning, Price & Co, flour, feed, wood and coal, 1333 Grand ave


Bergen Geo M, physician, 1042 Main


Berger L A, physician, 1403 Grand ave


Berkey J L & Co, real estate and gen agts, 121 West Sixth Bermingham T C, agt J W But- ler Paper Co, 107 West Sixth


BERRY CO, THE G L, job printers, 14 and 16 West Fourth


Berry W W, insurance agt, 16 West Fifth


Besher John C, groceries, cor Main and Sixteenth


Best J A, painter, 5 East Tenth Best Philip, brewer, 108 Main Beuhler Fred, groceries, 820 East Eighteenth


Bingham J H, employment bu- reau, 620 Main


Bishop & Christie, saloon, 119 West Sixth


Blair D G, stoves and tinware, 908 Main


Blake E L, cashier " Kansas City Mail " 115 West Sixth.


Blanky C A, news dealer, 536 Walnut


Blatz Valentine, brewery, 216- 220 Walnut


BLETHEN ALDEN J, business mgr " Kansas City Journal," SW cor Sixth and Delaware Bliss D H, physician, 918 Wy- andotte


CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 120 Beale St .. S. F.


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.


656 Missouri-Kansas City. ALPHABETICALLY. Block J, physician, 549 Main Bloss B G, mgr Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association Brewer H S, physician, 15 West Ninth Brewster Chas, real estate, Wal- worth Building, West Sixth Boggess & Moore, attorneys at law, 121 West Sixth Brewster J L, Jr, dental and surgical instruments, 916 and 918 Main Boggess R O, attorney at law, 121 West Sixth Bogie M A, physician, 902 Main Bride S U, meat market Bognar P, dry goods, 1307 Grand ave Broadway Horse Railway Co, cor Fourth and Wyandotte Bombeck A A, saloon, 420 Main Bombeck · J D, cigars and to- bacco, 806 and 808 Main . BROCKETT C A, & CO, mfrs patent well augers and drill- ing machinery, 725 Delaware Brooke & Son, sign painters, 111 East Fifth Booker & Andrews, barbers, 934 Main BORROWMAN JAMES, car- Brooks Joseph S, attorney at law 121, West Sixth riage mfr, 534 Grand ave Bottsford & Williams, attorneys Brown -, florist, 1036 Main at law, NW cor Sixth and Brown Edward, barber, 10 West Fourth Delaware Bourke & Harnett, groceries, Brown Jeremiah, painter, 125 West Seventh 1019 Main Bouscaren & Kenyon, attorneys at law, 525 Main Brown John H, insurance agt Merchants' Exchange Bouton S W, attorney at law and real estate, 601 Delaware Bovard Jas A, coal dealer, 508 Delaware Brown P S, attorney at law, 426 Main Brown R Wood, dentist, Na- tional Block Bower & Co, groceries, cor Indi- Browne W A, dentist, 916 Main Browne, Brooks & Co, Brick and Improvement Co, Journal Building ana ave and Locust Bower Lee F, groceries, cor Twelfth and Walnut Bowker & Mead, millinery, 715 Brunday W H, carriage works, cor Fourth and Wyandotte Main Bowker S D, physician, cor Brunner H J, locksmith and bellhanger, 903 Main Eleventh and Main Bracklein O, druggist, SW cor Bryan C W, real estate, 8 West Sixth Fifth and Broadway Brady. F J, saloon, 214 West Bryant, Holmes & Powell, attor- neys at law, NW cor Sixth and Delaware Fifth Bradley, Garretson & Co, book publishers, Warren Burgett Buck Victor B & Co, mfr boots and shoes, 528 Delaware agt 1036 Main Brehm August, barber, 535 Main Brent H C, attorney at law, 119 West Sixth Bucks A F, barber shop, NW cor Sixth and Delaware Bullene, Moores & Emery, whole- sale and retail dry goods, cor Main, Seventh and Delaware Breunert A, druggist, 1411 Grand ave PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal Send for Estimates. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.


H. WACHHORST'S Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Lockets, etc. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.


.


Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.


Conducted on the European Plan.


Missouri-Kansas City. ALPIIA BETICALLY.


657


Bungardt H F & Co, 622 Main Burgett Warren, agt for Brad- ley, Garretson & Co and Wm Garretson & Co, 1036 Main


Burke John, sec Jackson Co Horse R R, cor Fourth and Wyandotte


Burke Martin, groceries, 1727 Grand ave


Burnham N S, physician, 546 Main


BURNS JAMES, groceries, 818 Main


Burrough Bros, hardware, 916 Main


Burzdorf Wm, tailor, 8 East Tenth


Butler John, feed and sale stable, 1925 Grand ave


Butler J W Paper Co, T C Ber- mingham agt, 107 West Sixth Butler S H, attorney at law, 106 West Fifth


Buxton G E, physician, 1042 Main


Byram L W, attorney at law, Journal Building


Cadwell J W, physician, 904 Main


Cady & Olmsteads, watches and jewelry, 718 Main


Cahn Jos & Co, wholesale cloth- ing, 416 and 418 Delaware


Cahn S, cigars and tobacco, 520 Delaware


Calhoun L F, livery stable, SW cor Wyandotte and Fifth


CALHOUN T C, attorney at law, National Block


Callaghan P, notions, 106 East Third


Callahan J P, cigar mfr, 711 Indiana ave


Callahan W A, saloon, 311 East Twelfth


Campbell A P, physician, NW cor Eleventh and Main


Campbell Bros, groceries, 1431 Grand ave


Campbell J P, wholesale grocer- ies, cor Delaware and Third Cannon R H & Co, real estate, 20 East Sixth


CARLAT EUGENE, dealer in undertakers' goods, 711 Main Carlile W D, attorney at law, Journal Building


Carman Geo, architect, Jour- nal Building


Caro & Peiser, saloon, 810 Main Carrell W P, groceries, 1715 Grand ave


Carrell W N, restaurant, 330 West Fifth


Carson C H, vitapathic magnet- ic physician, 16 East Sixth Carswell H B, watchmaker and jeweler, 17 West Ninth


CASE THEODORE S, postmas- ter, cor Seventh and Main


Cashin P H & Co, wood, coal and feed, 1533 Grand ave


Cathcart C P, physician, Na- tional Block


CATHOLIC TRIBUNE, Michael Maloney, mgr and local editor, 8 West Sixth


Cecil Bros, grain and feed, 425 Walnut


Cecil D H, attorney at law, 119 West Sixth


CHAMBERLAIN J H, real es- tate, 8 West Sixth


Chamberlain S E, architect, Journal Building


Chambers W A & Co, real es- tate agts, Journal Building Chapman A L, physician, 904 Main


Charles A L, physician, NW cor Eighth and Main


Charles A L, commission mer- chant, 408 Delaware


Cheatham & Ward, furniture, 922 Main


PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.


IMPERIAL EGG FOOD will Make Hens Lay.


$19 Market Street, San Francisco Sold by the Trade. or address G. G. WICKSON,


GHAS. R. ALLEN, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mf'g Co., 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.


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The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,


BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.


658


Missouri-Kansas City. ALPHABETICALLY.


Cheeseman S E, dentist, 1417 Coddington V W, architect, NW cor Sixth and Delaware Coffin E W, news agency, 19 West Ninth Grand ave Chester M & Co, lumber yard, cor Twelfth and Walnut Chicago & Alton, ticket office, 533 Main Coffman & Co, groceries, cor Twelfth and Grand ave Chopard J A, jeweler, 1230 Grand ave Coleman J H, livery, 1702 Grand ave Church C C, gen agt Southwest- ern R R Association, NW cor Sixth and Delaware Coleman M K, real estate agt, 804 Main Collins J E, barber, 217 West Fifth Church Miss E A, ladies hair- dresser, 11 West Ninth Collins W H, druggist, cor Fourth and Main Claflin C C, merchant tailor, 902 Main Come Malcolm, propr Barnum Hotel, SW cor Fourth and Main Clapp I D & Co, wholesale fruits, 415 Walnut CLARK MRS C F, dressmaker, Commercial : House, John N Moeller, 705 and 707 Main Compton J G, agt White Sew- ing Machine, 920 Main 819 Main, upstairs Clark H D, Variety Theater, Walnut bet Third and Fourth Clark Mrs J S, millinery, 328 CONDIT E C & CO, Ruttan Ventilating and Heating Co, 1234 Main East Twelfth Clark & Maldner, jobbers of fur- nishing goods, 106 West Third Conherd Bros, real estate, 116 West Sixth Clayton J T, attorney at law, N W cor Sixth and Delaware Connay T, wagonmaking and blacksmithing, corner Four- teenth and Grand ave Cleland & Sons, stoves and tin- ware, 1205 Grand ave Clements John S, meat market, 1331 Grand ave Connor & Keenan, saloon, 424 Main Clemons, Cloon & Co, commis- Conover Bros, music and mu- sical instruments, 613 Main Cook Mrs L B, furnished rooms, 1404 Grand ave . sion merchants, cor Fourth and Walnut Clemons P H, physician, Jour- nal Building Coombs J W, physician, cor Cleveland J P, physician, 106 West Fifth Fifth and Broadway. COON D J, agt mantels and Cleveland M J, saloon, cor Twen- tieth and Main grates, 718 Main Cooper J A & Co, wholesale Cline E S, gents furnishing goods, 425 East Twelfth boots and shoes, 419 and 421 Delaware Clouser Geo, real estate agt, 6 West Sixth CORAY DR, physician, 1404 Grand ave Coates House, K Coates propr, Corcoran P E, druggist, 811 East Eighteenth cor Tenth and Broadway Cobb Nelson, attorney at law, Corle Cracker and Confectionery Co, 202 Main 121 West Sixth A. STEIN MAKES ALL FADED CLOTH APPEAR AS NEW. 916 Broadway, bet. 8th and 9th, Oakland. MOH




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