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 71

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


USA > Arizona > 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 71
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MAMMOTH FEED AND SALE STABLES,


Cor. 8th and Delaware Sts., and Walnut and 16th, KANSAS CITY. MO.


SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.


PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS


Twelfth and Castro Streets, Oakland, Cal.


COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.


EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.


Missouri-St. Joseph. 693


ALPHABETICALLY. -


St Joseph, BUCHANAN COUNTY,


The principal commercial point in the northwestern section of the State. Has been a place of considerable note ever since the settlement of the famous Platte Purchase. In the palmy days of ox-wagon emigration across the plains, St. Joseph was a prominent outfitting point; and was the eastern terminus of the California Pony Express line. Besides its favorable location on the great Missouri River, it now boasts of railroad connection with all parts of the Union by means of leading routes. It is a pleasantly situated and sub- stantially built city, has a pop- ulation of over 20,000, and a bright prospect for the future.


Abercrombie & Co, stone, marble and granite, NW cor South Fourth and Angelique


Acker F J, barber, 222 Edmond Adams Ben, barber, 110 North Fifth


Adams E G, attorney at law, room 22 Court House


Adler John, butcher, 1507 Fred ave


Albrecht & Huber, jewelers, 205 Felix


Alden Edward, plumber, gas and steamfitter, 105 South Fourth Alderman David, livery stable, 506 and 508 South Fourth


Allen & Hill, wood, ties and lumber, 119 Francis


Allen J H, sec Danforth Artifi- cial Light Co, etc, 609 Ed- mond


Allen R K, planing mill, 115- 119 Francis


Allen S S, groceries and queens- ware, 213 and 215 South Fourth


Alley Mrs M E, boarding-house, 218 South Third


ALLISON CHAS H, saloon, SW cor Second and Jule


Altwein Albert, restaurant and bakery, 522 Edmond


Altwein Bros, saloon and res- taurant, 202 and 204 Edmond Amann Martin, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 115 South Sixth


American Express Co, N Worden agt, 120 South Fourth


Ames G T, stoves and furniture, 121 North Third


Anderson D C, bakery and con- fectionery, 519 Felix


Andriano, Goelitz & Lofink, wholesale liquors, 112 South · Second


Apple H, gen mdse, 118 South Second.


Arena Tony, cigars, tobacco and confectionery, 815 Frederick ave


Armstrong & Bro, mfrs of spices, baking powders and roasted coffee, 413 Edmond


Ashbrook M, hotel and Park House, cor Nineteenth and Howard


Atkins & Bruner, bakery, 914 Lafayette


Audulph August, saloon, 1821 St Joseph ave


Austin & Darby, dentists, 312 Francis


Ayres Eugene, attorney at law and notary public, 517 Felix Bacon House, E E Bacon propr, 222 and 224 North Third


Baden & Co, hats, furs and mens' furnishing goods, 421 Felix


Badger E P, livery and feed stable, cor Ninth and Francis


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-


The J. M BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,


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


Baier Peter, merchant tailor, 516 South Sixth Bell John, cigar factory, SE cor South Sixth and Messanie Benkendorf A, saloon and board- 694 ing house, 614 Messanie Bennett L J, groceries, 212 Francis Bailey, Fairleigh & Weil, whole- Missouri-St. Joseph. ALPHABETICALLY, sale dry goods, notions and furnishing goods, SE cor Fifth and Felix Bailey J W & Co, dry goods and BERGHOFF J T, physician, 725 Felix notions, SE cor Fifth and Felix . Bergman Wm, furniture, 110 Baldwin & Co, wholesale and re- tail jewelers, NW cor Fifth and Felix South Fourth Bernard Joseph, groceries, 1302 North Fourth Banes A V, physician, 310 Felix Bank of St Joseph, C F Burnes pres, Geo C Hull cashier, 301 and 303 Felix Binder Henry, tailor and second- hand clothing, 206} South Third Binz Fred, saloon, SE cor North Main and Francis Barnes Joseph, horseshoer, 819 Frederick ave Bishoff Charles, engraver and Barrett Jas, saddlery and hår- nessmaker, 522 South Sixth Bartlett H & W H, loan agts, NW cor Fourth and Edmond Bartlett & Son, butchers, 921 Frederick ave stencil cutter, 208 South Third Bishop G E, surgeon, oculist and aurist, 305 North Third Bishop John P, barber, junction of Felix and Frederick ave Bassett & Spencer, editors and proprs " The Evening News " and "The Western News," 408 Felix Black Robert W, saloon and restaurant, 326 & 328 Francis Blackwell H M, lumber dealer, 1002 South Sixth and Penn- sylvania . BATCHELLER J W, sporting goods, 115 South Fourth Bluford Tobbot, billiards, 216 South Fifth Bauer & Federle, bootmakers, 606 Felix BOARD OF TRADE, J W Bai- Bay Adam, bootmaker, 421 North Main ley pres, Frank Matter sec, 310 North Third Beachy D S, shooting gallery, 224 Edmond Bock C, gen mdse, and saloon, South Fifteenth and Sacra- mento Beardsley W C, carriages, 222 South Fourth Bodtke Rudolph, boarding-house Beckman Louis, saloon and bil- liards, 507 South Sixth and saloon, 913 and 915 South Tenth Behen E W, saloon, 226 Edmond Behr Otto, professor of music, 7022 Felix Boegle D, boots and shoes, 311 and 313 Edmond Boilan A, saddler, 722 Edmond Beller A, boots and shoes, 517 South Sixth Boller C H, stoves and tinware, 510 Edmond BELL GEO W & CO, mfrs of Bell's Patent Weather Strips, 109 Francis Bombeck Daniel F, mfr of sheet iron, copper and tin work, 608 Messanie 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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H. WACHHORST


Repairs Chronometers, Watches, and Clocks, at Short Notice. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.


KOHLER & CHASE


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


Missouri-St. Joseph. 695


ALPHABETICALLY.


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


Bortle Á D, broom factory, 17 Frederick ave


Bostick G H, books, news and varieties, 311 Felix


Boteler W C, physician, 312 Francis


Bourguior Mrs, dressmaker, 314} South Fourth


Bowen P, gen mdse, 1012 South Eleventh


Boyd J W, attorney at law, 410 Francis


Boylan J V, carpenter, cor Fran- cis and Frederick ave


Bradley & Blondeau, saloon and billiards, 112 North Sec- ond


Bradley Ed, saloon, NE cor Second and Felix


Bradstreet's 'Commercial Agen- cy, W A Lord supt, 323 Ed- mond


BRADY HOUSE and feed stable and livery, G B Atterbury propr, 825 and 827 Felix Brady J B, & Co, wholesale and retail carpets, 507 Felix Brady J & Co, groceries, 620 Felix


Brady J V & Co, jobbers in ci- gars and teas, 117 South Fourth


Brady Mrs Kizzy, Avenue House, Sixteenth and Freder- ick ave


Branch H B, attorney at law, room 16, second floor, Court House


Brandel John, butcher, 501 North Main


Brandel Joseph, saloon, 1011 North Third


Braun G W, gen mdse, 417 North Main


Brewster Bros, groceries (green and dry), 516 Edward Brewster T G & Co, groceries, 911 and 913 Francis


Bridges Jonathan, second-hand store, 909 Frederick ave


Brightman & Co, barrel factory. SW cor South Sixth and Charles


Brittain John S & Co, wholesale dry goods, NW cor North Fourth and Jule


Brittain R A, druggist, 520 Edmond


Brockus J G, second-hand goods, 316 South Fourth


Brokaw Norton, physician, 413 Felix, upstairs


Broker & Co, millwrights and patternmakers, 112 South Eighth


Bryant's Business College, Thomas J Bryant pres, 323 Edmond


Bryant Chas H, millinery, 406 Francis


Buckingham H G, insurance agt, 119 North Fourth


Buddy C A, wholesale fruit and produce, 108 North Second Buddy P, carpenter and builder, 220 North Second


Buell Mfg Co, woolen goods and wool, 801-823 North Third Buford B D & Co, jobbers of agricultural implements and field seeds, 216 South Fourth Bulling Henry, gen mdse and saloon, 2324 South Eleventh Bumps E B, druggist, 1304 North Fourth


Burgess J K, livery, feed and sale stable, 213-219 South Fifth


BURKE H C & CO, Vulcan Machine Shop, cor South Sixth and Pattee


Burke J, builder, Frederick ave Burlington John, expressman, 311 Felix


Burns & Co, Ozone Parlors, 618 Felix


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


696


Missouri-St. Joseph. Burns & Co, feed and flour-mill, Chase G W, groceries, fruits, produce and commission, 116 Burri Charles, bakery and con- fectionery, 725 Felix South Third and 115 Market Square 113 Francis ALPHABETICALLY. Burvenich Anton, druggist, Chesmore A M, farm machinery and seeds, 224 South Fourth Burvenich A, saloon, cor Thir- teenth and Frederick ave Chesney J P, M D, sec North- western Medical College, 725 Burvenich & Schaefer, saloon, 1003 Frederick ave Felix 1528 Frederick ave Chesnut Charles C, livery, feed Butler & Clay, mfrs cotton and woolen hosiery, 903 North Third and sale stable, 811 Frederick Chesnut Charles, stoves and hardware, 805 Frederick ave Chesnut C & P E, groceries, 807 Frederick ave Butts A M, cigars and tobacco, 721 South Sixth Byrne & Kiley, wholesale liquors, Chew .T J, Jr, negotiator of loans, 103 North Third 813 Frederick ave Carolus George, saloon and bil- Christ Henry, bakery, 509 South Sixth liards, cor Sixteenth and Fred- erick ave Christopher D J, physician, 610 Carpenter S F, physician, 722 Edmond Felix Churchill J T, house and sign Carson & Rose, saloon, 324 Ed- mond painter, SW cor Fifth and Felix Carswell Mrs Marion, groceries, 1222 North Third Churchill J M & Co, junk deal- er, 119 North Third CARTER LUCIAN E, attorney City Brewery, M K Goetz propr, SE cor North Sixth and Al- bermarle at law, 412 Francis Carter Mrs, dressmaking, 405 ' North Second Clayton G W & Co, junk, 1014 Jule Cary Wade, road and trotting horses and veterinary surgeon, cor South Fifth and Charles Casey James, horse and mule Clifford J H, restaurant, 326 Edmond market, 416 and 418 Messanie "CATHOLIC TRIBUNE," W Clifford Misses J C & E, milli- nery and dressmaking, 405 Felix, upstairs W Davis editor, Davis & Royal proprs, SE cor North Second and Francis Cliff Chas H, feed and produce, cor 21st and Frederick ave Clow Abram, grocery and con- fectionery, 603 Edmond Cavender J W, second-hand goods, 1008 North Third Clow David, saloon, 1301 North Third Chambers, Marney & Co, dry goods and notions, 503 Felix Champion Machine Co, J P Quigley mgr, 214 and 216 Coffey T P, tailor, 309 South Fourth South Third Cochrane Mrs J H, dressmaking, 503 North Fifth, room 4 Chapman & Cornell, real estate Cohn Henry, tailor, 123 South Sixth brokers, 408 Felix 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, Loekets, etc. 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.


Missouri-St. Joseph. 697


ALPHABETICALLY.


College of Physicians and Sur- geons, W I Heddens dean, 502 North Third


Collins John H, saloon and bil- liards, 121 North Fourth


Collins J H, sign painter and paper hanger, 415 Edmond Collins T W, attorney at law, 218 Francis


Collins W H, boots and shoes, 405 Felix


Combe John, job printer and book binder, 315 Felix


Conklin & McDonald, lumber dealers, 101-105 South Eighth Connelly Michael, bootmaker, 410 Edmond


Constable & Beekman, iron and heavy hardware, 117 and 119 South Third


Conway C E, groceries, 920 North Second


Co-operative Store, F M Tufts mgr, 315 North Third


Couch M I, feed, sale, exchange and livery stable, 808-816 Pennsylvania


Courtney W H, pumps and pump fixtures, Frederick ave bet Eighth and Ninth


Cowan Samuel D, clerk of cir- cuit court, room 2, second floor Court House


COX S N, horticultural seed store, 323 Edmond


Craig Jas Y, horseshoer, 913 Frederick ave


Craig R S, horseshoer, 514 An- gelique


Craig W B, physician, 610 Felix Cramer A, clothing, 119 South Fourth


Crocker J L, blacksmith, 1402 North Fourth


Crone Julius, general broker, 117 North Fifth, second floor


Crosby John S, attorney at law, 424} Francis


CROSS A M, sewing machines, 617 Felix


Cunigin George, barber shop, 418 Francis


Cutler E L & Bro, groceries, 501 North Second


Dahlmann Julius, painter, 910 Francis


Dauckneeyer & Sebus, groceries,


flour, feed and liquors, 834 South Ninth


Davis E & Co, druggists, 901 South Tenth


Davis R T, propr City Mills, North Third, bet. Isadore and Antoine


Davis R J, county collector, rooms 4 and. 5, first floor, Court House


Davis W R, wood yard, 308 South Fourth


De Clue John, planing mill, 302 Messanie


Deere, Mansur & Co, F E Kings-


bury mgr, farm machinery and field seeds, SE cor Fourth and Messanie


Demond John, druggist, NW cor Third and Edmond


Dergance J F, merchant tailor, 415 Felix


Dersch H & Bro, stoves and tin- ware, 1001 North Third


Dietz Jacob, confectionery, ci- gars and tobacco, 616 Messa- nie


Dimmitt J W, wholesale teas and cigars, 106 South Third Dixson Geo P, auction and com- mission merchant, 405 and 407 Edmond


Dobler Christ, saloon, 208 Ed- mond


Dohrer Joseph, restaurant, 106 Francis


DONIPHAN JOHN, attorney at law, room 25, second floor. Court House


CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer. 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.


COUNTRY MERCHANTS,


G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, S. F. SPECIALTIES. MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY


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.


698


Missouri-St. Joseph. ALPHABETICALLY.


Donahoe P, cigars, tobacco, books and notions, etc, 917 South Tenth


Donelan & Van Eman, druggists, 323 Edmond


DONIPHAN & REED, attorneys at law and attorneys for St J W Division of U P Ry, . room 25, second floor, Court House


Donnelly George K, physician and surgeon, SE cor North Third and Francis


Donovan & Sexton, real estate agts, 513 Francis


Dorsel Charles, restaurant, 306 Edmond


Doub Emma, dressmaker, 514 South Sixth


Dougherty, Ray & Co, lumber dealers, 802 South Seventh


Douglas R & Co, queensware, china and glass, 119 North Third


Dowling J B, tailor, 517} Felix Doyle TH, physician, 204 South Fourth


Dreifus Henry, ,butcher, 1813 Frederick ave


Dreis Joseph, groceries, saloon and hotel, cor South Four- teenth and Mitchell ave


Ducer P, cigars, tobacco and fruits, 125 South Sixth


Duenecke Bros, picture frame makers, 321 North Third Duffy Bros, groceries and liquors, . 1521 and 1523 South Tenth Dulin E A, physician, 424 Felix Dum Henry W, street commis- sioner and supt of city work- house, 917 North Third


Dumke & Hunt, mfrs cider, soda water and ale, NW cor Main and Faron


DUN R G & CO, The Mercan- tile Agency, T S Couser mgr, 310 Francis


Dunning J 'M, insurance agent, 313 Felix


Dunn James, stoves and furni- ture, 121 North Third


Duve Henry, saloon, 218 Felix Dysart W H, saloon, 113 South Fourth


Eagle Mills Co, C A Hubacher, cor Seventh and Olive


Easton J M & Co, variety store, 603 Felix


Eberly Henry, barber, 228 Ed- mond


Eckel Misses, fancy goods, 702 Felix


Eckel & Mann, architects, 522 -


Edmond


Ecknarf Louis, saloon and bil- liards, 1029 Frederick ave


Edwards Thos, hatter, 307 Felix Ehrlich S, hides, wool, tallow, and furs, 120 North Second


Eichenloub Frank, barber, 717 Felix


Elfred & Pickering, druggists, Frederick ave cor Ninth and Francis


Ellinger H, gunmaker, 109 South Fourth


Ellis J J, tinner, 1911 Frederick Emmert J P, stock commission merchant, 311 Felix


Endebrock F, mfr trunks and valises, 113 and 115 North Second


Ernest & Brill, book store, 510 Francis


Ernest & Lancaster, insurance agts, 505 Felix


Essman R B, boarding-house, 126 Francis


Estes O B, physician, N W cor West Fifth and Francis


Everett House, B O'Rourke propr, 913 and. 915 East Eighth


Exposition Headquarters, secre- tary's office, 505 Felix


H. WACHHORST'S


Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Lockets, 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


Missouri-St. Joseph. 699


ALPHABETICALLY.


Fales R, bl'ksmith, 314 Charles Fariner's House, Peter Har- nois propr, 915 and 917 Sec- ond


Farris M S & Co, dry goods and notions, 325 Felix cor Fourth Faulhaber J, mfr and dealer in confectionery, etc, 516 Felix FELLING & DAVIDSON,


patent agts, 320 South Fourth Ficho Alex, bootmaker, 209 South Fifth


Field Mrs L F, restaurant, 213 Francis


Fisher H C, wholesale teas, ci- gars, spices and baking pow- der, 103 South Third


Fitton Wm, justice of the peace, 319 Edmond


Fitzgeral M, groceries, 905 South Eighth


Fitzgerald Wm, attorney at law, 404 Francis


Flannery James, groceries and provisions, cor Fourteenth and Frederick ave


Fleming Ben W & Bro, hats, 407 Felix


Fleming Mrs R B, millinery, 203 Robidoux


Fleming S L, mgr New Ameri- can Sewing Machines, 615 Felix


Florin John, barber, 424 Ed- mond


Fluhrer Jacob, butcher, 1123 South Eleventh


Folgner August, butcher, 1214 North Third


Foote & Evans, loan and insur- surance agents, 414 Francis .


Force Dan M, hardware and stoves, 105 North Second


Ford E D, job printer, 323 Ed- mond


FORSCUTT MRS M H, milli- nery and hair goods; 113 North Third


Forster George, bootmaker, 318 South Fourth


Fowler & Co, dry goods, 513 Felix


Fox J F, saddlery and harness, 919 South Tenth


France J, physician, 424} Fran- cis


Franks F A, cigar mfy, 425 Felix


Frederick John. A, upholstery, 724 Edmond


Fredericks George, saloon and billiards, 217 South Fourth


French J A, physician, 501 South Sixth


Frey Frank, saloon, 1217 North Third


Frohsinn Gottlieb, jeweler, 618 Messanie


Fuelling Carl, German book store, 321 Edmond


Fuller & Locke, steam laundry and shirt factory, 211 North Second


Furst A & Co, wholesale liquors, 114 South Third and 113 Market Square


Gallaher J P, dead animal mer- chant, 319 North Third


Galt House, J M & J B Talbot proprs, 418-422 South Third Garlichs H M, druggist, 102 and 104 South Third


Gavin Giller, saloon, 907 South Eighth


Geiger B, boots and shoes, 409 Edmond


Geiger Jacob, physician, 609 -Francis


Gernaudt Wm, wholesale leather, findings, hides and furs, 212 North Second


Gilkey & Browne, groceries (green and dry) 518 Edmond Gill & Son, gen mdse and sa- loou, 1522 and 1524 South Tenth


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.


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


The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,


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


Giller H, clothing, 723 South Hahn John, sale and exchange stable, 514 Messanie Ninth Glinger & Ferg, saloon, 314 Ed- Haley Martin, saloon, 806 South 700 Sixth Missouri-St. Joseph. ALPHABETICALLY. mond Goff A P, SE cor North Fourth Hall W G, physician and sur- geon, 410 North Third and Francis Goldberg A, dry goods and no- tions, 403 Felix Hall W P, attorney at law, NE cor Fifth and Felix Gollaher Mrs J P, corsets, 319 North Third Hall W P, Jr, attorney at law, NE cor Fifth and Felix Good Dr E, dentist, NW cor Fourth and Felix Haman J G, stock broker, SE cor North Fourth and Francis Hammerstein S, merchant tailor, 822 South Sixth Good J B, dentist, 411 Edmond Goodlive J, Jr, watches, clocks and jewelry, 123 South Fourth "GOOD WAY" (The), S W SON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco. Holiness Association publish- ers, J W Caughlan editor, .Hanlin J S & Co, drugs, 1401 South Tenth 115 South Fourth Hanks Bros, World's Hotel Liv- ery stable, 1112-1118 Penn- sylvania Gosney E S, attorney at law, 323 Edmond Hans Nicholas, saloon and res- taurant, 917 South Eighth Gough ¡C T, painter, 517 Fran- cis Hansen H, undertaker, 1018 Frederick ave Grannis Mrs. dressmaker, 310 South Seventh Harrison J M, merchant tailor, 412 Francis Grasloff F, bootmaker, 1515 Frederick ave Harst Charles, wholesale butter and eggs, 712 Messanie ". Green A S, groceries, 723 North Second Hartigan Jas F, saloon and bil- liards, 911 South Eighth GREGG BROS GRAIN CO, Hartign T F, butcher, 924 North Third office 314 Felix Griffith House, W M Griffith propr, 401 and 403 South Fourth Hartman & Hoem, house and sign painting, 716 Felix Hartwig H R W & Co, whole- Groneweg H, cigars and tobacco, 320 Edmond sale wines and liquors, 212 South Third Haas Isaac, saloon and restau- rant, 111 North Third Harvey A A, ticket agency K C, St J & C B, W, St L & P, Habig Peter, stoneware, 702 and 704 South Fifth C B & Q railroads, 414 Felix Harvey G, artist, 404 Francis Haddenfeldt John, groceries, cor Twenty-second and Fred- erick ave Hauck & Bro's Flouring Mills, 1001-1005 North Second Haug & Lohr, proprs Central Haffner Miss Rosa, masquerade costumer, 129 South Sixth Hotel, 122 and 124 South Second Hahn Albert, saloon, 207 Felix Hahn George, hay and feed store, 204 South Second Haywood Geo M & Julia F, homeopathic physicians, 616 Francis ECLIPSE SELF-REGULATING INCUBATORS. Send stamp for Circular and Price List, G. G. WICK. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTRUTYPERS, BINDERS, VaKIand, Cal. Send Tor ESTImates.


H. WACHHORST


Invites Attention to His Genuine Sterling Silverware, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.


Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.


Conducted on the European Plan.


Missouri-St. Joseph. 701


ALPHABETICALLY. Hausman Oswald, basket mak- Hines Gust, saloon, 602 Felix ing, 1002 Frederick ave Hinnen Nicholas, bootmaker, 304 North Main Hax Louis, mfr and dealer in furniture and carpets, 510- 514 Felix Hoagland Geo T, capitalist, 111 South Sixth Heaton & Son, undertakers, 707 Hoefer & Schwab, St Joseph Sausage Works, 307 South Sixth Edmond Heckel Fritz, butcher, 924 South Tenth Hoffmeister Henry, saloon, 803 Frederick ave Heddens Dr Jas W, county cor- oner, room 14, first floor, Court House Hoflinger John, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 909 and 911 South Ninth Heddens W I & J W, physicians, 404 Francis Hogan E, bootmaker, 209 South Hedenberg J C, collection and abstract office and notary public, NW cor Fourth and Edmond Fifth Holkinbrink Wm, saloon, 512 Edmond Holthaus E D, confectionery, 420 Felix Hees J G, merchant tailor, 112 North Fifth Holtschue Charles, butcher, Eleventh and Frederick ave Holzum A, barber and surgeon, 1909 Frederick ave Heitmann Johannis, bootmaker, 618 Messanie Hence Wm, bootmaker, cor St Joseph ave and Middton Hope Andrew, gen mdse and faction guaranteed. S. W. cor. Twelfth and West, Oakland. saloon, 923 South Tenth Henshaw F & Co, wholesale and retail carriages, 218 and 220 Hope Bros, gents' furnishing goods, 313 Felix North Third Herbert House, Mrs H Werly . propr, SW cor Fourth and Charles Hopkins F G, coal dealer, 109 South Fourth Horrigan James, plumber and Herbert M E, plumbing, steam, and gasfitting, 616 Felix dealer in belting, gas pipes, pumps, etc, etc, 111 South Fourth Herwig Louis, saloon, 907 Fred- erick ave Hospel W F, harnessmaker, sad- HESCHONG JOHN F, book- binder and paperhanger, 510 North Third dler, etc, 404 and 406 Ed- mond Hoyt F C, physician, 609 Fran- cis Hesse House, John Hesse propr, 405 South Sixth Hubbard James, saloon, 906 Hesse & Wickenhoefer, mfr of carriages, etc, 314 Charles Hilpp S, butcher, 1502 Freder- ick ave North Second Hubbell CG, oculist and aurist, SE cor North Fourth and Francis HINDERNACK WM, boot and shoemaker and dealer, 314 Francis Hudson Mrs Caroline, grocery and bakery, 1102 South Elev- enth HINDS W H, tinner, 701 and Hudson Thomas, saloon, 42S Francis 703 Felix PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented, Satis-


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.,


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


702


Missouri-St. Joseph. ALPHABETICALLY.


Hughes Peter, merchant tailor, 115 North Fifth


Huke Mrs S E, grocery and bakery, 902 North Second


Hull & Co, insurance agency, 308 Felix


Hunt Alonzo L, confectioner, house and sign painter, 230 Edmond, and 202 and 204 South Third


Hunter Wm A, boiler works, cor South Sixth and Patee


Hurtig M, fancy goods, NW cor South Sixth and Sylvania


HUTCHINSON J B, livery and sale stable, 111 and 113 South Eighth


Hutton House, Samuel Hutton propr, 826 and 828 Felix


Ihl Otto, fancy and ladies' fur- nishing goods, and notions, 423 Felix


Indermill T F, Art Emporium, 511 Felix


International Hotel, Mrs T K McGuire propr, 830 and 832 South Eighth


Iowa House and saloon, Peter Peterson propr, 901 . South Eighth


Ireland Mrs Sarah, millinery and dressmaking, 1028 Fred- erick ave




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