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STUPPY & REICHARD, flor- ists, NW cor North Sixth and Jule
Sutherland J L & J S, attorneys at law, room 22, first floor, Court House
Swenk Andrew, bakery and con- fectionery, 903 South Tenth
Swigget N, saloon, 1019 South Eighth
Taylor & Gibson, druggists, SE cor North Fifth and Francis Taylor J L, physician, 516} Ed- mond
Taynes W H, attorney at law, 313 Felix
Teale & Co, druggists, 901 Fred- erick ave
CHAS. R. ALLEN Pig Iron and English Coke, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
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.
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.
712
Missouri-St. Joseph. ALPHABETICALLY.
Textor Bros, wines, liquors and groceries, 416 Felix
Textor Theodore, wines and liquors, 310 Felix
Theide F, saloon and restaurant, 1210 South Sixth
Theisen John, saloon, 1711 St Joseph ave
Thomas & James, attorneys at law, 424} Francis, room 2 upstairs
Thorsen & Morris, house and sign painters, 305 South Fourth
Thomas Robert H, sheriff, room 8, second floor, Court House
Thompson I B, marble dealer, NE cor Seventh and Edmond Tholen & Co, greenhouse, Wood- son nr St Joseph ave
Tindall G F, bootmaker, 408 Felix upstairs
Tillery A, barber, 119 East side Market Square
Tirrell W G, boots and shoes, 323 Felix
Floyd Wm H, commission and flour merchant, 214 and 216 South Second
Tracy & Byron, carpenters and undertakers, 904 Frederick ave
Tracy F M, postmaster, 508 Francis
Trickett & Gray, carpenters, 1115 Frederick ave
Trent Peter W, carpenter, 317 North Third
Trier Peter, saloon and billiards, 903 Frederick ave
Todd W J & Co, groceries and provisions, 1001 Frederick ave
Tolles C K, bakery and confec- tionery, 1221 North Third
Toole Wm, groceries, 901 North Third
Tootle, Hosea & Co, wholesale
jobbers of dry goods, notions, boots and shoes; also mfr of boots and shoes, 111, 113, 115 and 117 North Fourth
Tootle's Opera House, Corydon F Craig mgr, Francis bet Fifth and Sixth; office 117 North Fifth
Tootle, Shireman & Co, mfrs and jobbers of clothing, etc, 109, 111, 113, 115 South Third Townsend, Wyatt & Co, dry goods and notions, SW cor Fourth and Felix
Tullar & Kuincy, horseshoers, 301 and 303 South Fourth Tullar Wm B & Bro, livery, sale and feed stable, 305 and 307 South Fourth
Tullar & Schmechel, dry goods and notions, 413 Felix
Turner, Frazer & Co, wholesale grocers, 108 and 110 North Third
Turner Thos W, New York Steam Dye Works, 210 and 212 South Second
Tutt John S, county assessor and notary public, room 13, first floor, Court House
Tyler & Brooks, insurance agts, 504 Francis
Tyler John F, attorney at law, real estate and collection agt, 504 Francis
Uffelmann Chas, bootmaker, 503 Edmond
Uhl C, cigar factory, 821 South Ninth
Uhlinger Henry, saloon and res- taurant, 220 Edmond -
Uhlman Rudolph, photographer, 225 Edmond
Ullman Wm, saloon, billiards and restaurant, 115 North Third
United States Express Co, J A Raynor agt, 112 South Fourth
H. WACHHORST,
Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Precious Stones, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
HAS THE FINEST Rooms in the City.
Missouri-St. Joseph. 713
ALPHABETICALLY.
Valentine S A, groceries and
saloon, SE cor South teenth and Sacramento
Fif-
Vance J W, physician, 310 Felix Van Hoomison A, news depot, 911 Frederick ave
Vegely Augustus, wholesale con- fectioner, 305 Felix
Veighe John, groceries and sa- loon, 1723 South Eleventh
Veregge Ernest A, Johnson House, 701 South Sixth
Verheim August, barber, 121 North Third
Vigil Wm, grocery and bakery, 725 South Sixth
Vineyard B R, attorney at law, room 3, first floor, Court House
Vollmer Mrs Bertha, confec- tionery, J007 North Third
Vories A H, attorney at law, 218 Francis
Vories Alex D, attorney at law and notary public, room 3 Court House
Voss Fred saloon, 1113 Frede- rick ave
Voss Henry, wall paper, window shades, etc, 107 South Fourth Vosteen Mrs E, doctress, 317 South Sixth
Wade Mrs M A, millinery, 424 Felix
Wade Robert H, collector, 315 Edmond
Wagner Englebert, bakery, 1219 North Third
Waker -, carpenter and builder, alley bet Fifth and Sixth and Felix and Francis
Waldron D C, carpenter and builder, 912 Francis
Wall Jas K, broker, 210 Francis Wallingford D P, insurance agt, 315 Edmond
Walsh James & Co, wholesale liquors, 111 North Second
Warfield John, groceries, 521 Felix
Warren A B & Co, wholesale paper and stationery, 118 North Second
Washburn T J, music dealer, NW cor Fifth and Francis
Water Works Office, T J Chew Jr vice pres, 107 North Third Watson E M, gen agt Stewart Sewing Machine, 410 Francis Watson House, J H Watson propr, 309 North Third
Watson John, grocer, cor Fifth and Frederick ave
Weckeler C, butcher, 324 South Fourth
Weiss Max, livery stable, 814 Frederick ave
Welland C T, wholesale and retail dealer in smokers' arti- cles, 423 West Fifth
Wellmuth Mrs C, intelligence office, 509 South Fourth
Wellmuth, Henze & Bro, mfrs of cigars, SE cor North Main and Francis
.Wells A W, United States gauger, 110 South Second
Wells Mr and Mrs E, dressmak- ing, 618 Felix
Wengerter B J, bakery, 627 South Sixth
Wenz Ernest, drugs, liquors and cigars, 1005 Frederick ave
Wenz F, boots and shoes, 223 and 225 Edmond
Werst Joseph, carriage factory, 613 Angelique
Western Union Telegraph Office, George M Myers mgr, 113 North Third
Westheimer Ferdinand, whole- sale liquors, 207 South Third Westheimer Samuel, wholesale liquors, 120 South Second
Westoner H W, homeopathic physician, 113 South Sixth
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannei and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
PACIFIC PRESS. PRINTERS ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS. Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
G. G. WICKSON 319 Market Street, S F. MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY
SPECIALTIES.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
714
Missouri-St. Joseph. ALPHABETICALLY.
bet. 8th and Jth, Oakland.
If you want your Clothes Cleaned, Dyed, Pressed and made as good as New, call at 916 B'd'y,
Westpheling & Son, gen mdse, Fourteenth and Frederick ave Wetteroth August, jeweler, 109 North Third
Wey Mrs Caroline, gen mdse, 502 North Main
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co, J R Avis mgr, 618 Felix
Wheeler W T, harness and sad- dlery, 309 Edmond
Whelan Mrs Mary, stoves and tinware, 1001 South Tenth
Whimple Wm & Son, fruits and confectionery, SE cor North Third and Francis
White G. N, agt consolidated Tank Line, cor South Sixth and Sacramento
White H K, attorney at law, 103 North Third
Wiedmaier & Wildberger, mfr of the "Excelsior Wagon," etc, 619-623 Messanie
Will Conrad, saloon and bil- liards, cor Nineteenth and Frederick ave
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma- chine Co, Miss A K Hapgood. mgr, 115 North Fifth
Williams Jeff, insurance agt, 311 Felix
Williams John, real estate and loan agt, 513 Francis
Williams & Son, carriage fac- tory, 614 and 616 South Fifth Williams C & Sons, groceries and provisions, 1001 Francis Willson T K & Co, mdse broker, 1001 Francis
Wilmot John, blacksmith, Twen- ty-first and Frederick ave Wilson & Bergman, box factory, 206 North Second
WILSON C F, sign, carriage, and ornamental painting, 613 Charles
Wilson Jas M, real estate broker, 315 Francis
ilson, Tom & Burnham, loan agts, SE cor North Fourth and Francis
Wiltshire G & Co, butchers, 809 Frederick ave
Winburn John H, hotel, 1907 Frederick ave
Winkler Franz, jeweler, 1026 Frederick ave
Winn Ferman S,' attorney at law, room 28, first floor, Court House
Winn Thos, carpenter and stair- builder, 720 Edmond
Winter J, dry goods and cloth- ing, 604 South Sixth
Wise Max, livery, sale and feed, 712 Edmond
WISE P V, insurance, collection and loan agt, and attorney at law, 105 North Third
Wold Charles, carpenter, 111 South Seventh
Wolz Karl Gustave, butcher, 522 South Fourth
Woodlock & Wunan, tanners, Twenty-first and Frederick ave
Woodruff Mrs M, millinery, 513 South Sixth
Woodson Benj J, attorney at law and librarian of Law Li- brary, room 9, second floor, Court House
Woodson & Crosby, attorneys at law, 424} Francis
Woodson Silas, attorney at law, 4242 Francis
Woolf S T, N Y Hat Co, 412 Felix
Woolworth & Colt, books, sta- tionery and wall paper, 315 Felix
Worst Frank, saloon and bil- liards, 1027 Frederick ave
Wyeth W M & Co, wholesale hardware and tinware, 105 and 107 South Third
LJ. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J St., Sacramento.
Sign of the TOWN CLOCK.
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. 715
ALPHABETICALLY.
Wuest John U, saloon, 328 Ed- mond
Young America Barber Shop, L B Steward foreman, 604 Felix
Young J C, groceries, 1005 North Third
Young John, saloon, 203 South Fourth
Zimmer Charles, saloon, 524 South Fourth
Zimmerman E C, attorney at law, 315 Edmond
Ziph G H, copper, steel and iron works, 219 South Sixth
Zook J W & Co, live stock and grain dealer, 311 Felix
Zunkel A, furniture and stoves, 709 Felix Zunkel Gustav, saloon, 1218 South Sixth
John Donovan, A. M. Saxton.
Attorney at Law. Banker.
DONOVAN & SAXTON.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
OFFICE, Francis St., bet. 5th and 6th, ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI.
Buy and sell Real Estate on commission, nego- tiate loans, make collections, and transact all business pertaining to a General Agency.
WILLIAM HINDENNACH,
PREMIUM
Shoes;
314 Francis Street,
Opposite John S. Brittain & Co., bet. Third and Fourth Streets,
ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI.
FELLING & DAVIDSON, SOLICITORS OF
AMERICAN
FOREIGN PATENTS.
Attend to the entire business of Inventors in securing Patents and making sales of rights un- der the same, or placing the invention upon the market. Also Models and Wood Cuts furnished if desired. Practical Agents in all the Principal Cities of the Union. Central Office, No. 320 Fourth Street, ST. JOSEPH. MO.
MISSOURI VALLEY Detective Agency
T. J. FELLING, Manager. Office, 320 South Fourth St., St. Joseph, Missouri.
Secret Service Business promptly attended to. Railroads, Banks, Hotels and Stores a Specialty. Secrecy observed in all cases.
References :
Geo. W. Belt, City Recorder; Joseph Langdon, D. U. S. Marshal; H. L. Morse, B. Supt. K. C., St. Joe and G. B., Railroad; Phil. Rogers, Ex- Chief of Police, and numerous others.
WILLIAM E. SHERWOOD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
404 FRANCIS STREET,
Between 4th and 5th Streets,
St. Joseph, Missouri.
THE WOMAN'S FRIEND
GEORGE W. BELL, Patentee and Manufacturer of
BELL'S PAT, WEATHER STRIP
St. Joseph, Missouri.
TERRITORY FOR SALE. A Agents wanted in every town and county in the United States and Canada.
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. Boots
ROASTING and MILLING of REFRACTORY ORES, by the Bluestone & Reduction Works, Tombstone, A. T.
716
Missouri-St. Joseph.
HANS NIELSON'S Floral Conservatories
ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI.
Plants by Mail a Specialty. Catalogue Free on Application.
The Northwestern Medical College OF ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI.
Its success has been very encouraging, as may be seen by its large Class List, and the number and respectability of its graduates. A good collection of
Anatomical, Physiological, Chemical, Obstetrical & Surgical Appliances,
furnishes each Department and Professor with valuable material for illustration and instruction of a practical nature.
The Clinical resources are ample and varied, presenting all kinds of cases in Medicine and Surgery. Nearly every variety of disease may be seen, and almost every surgical operation may be witnessed by the student. Beside the Lectures upon the regular Department of Medicine, Lectures will also be delivered upon several specialities-Diseases of the Chest, Minor Surgery, Diseases of the Nervous System, Diseases of Children, Venereal Diseases, Opthalmology and Den- tistry. No effort will be spared to make the School essentially a practical one. In the New West, from which the classes of the Northwestern Medical College will largely come, the young men are generally in moderate circumstances financially. Recognizing this fact. the. Directors have determined to place the time at TWO FULL COURSES OF LECTURES, the last of which must be in this school, or three years continuous practice, instead of one course, and the fees at $35.00 each session. Graduation fee, $20.00.
The Faculty is composed of the following able and experienced teachers, who are and have been actively engaged in the Practice of Medicine in the West for many years, and who are there- fore able to give instruction in the management of diseases of this climate.
FACULTY.
F. A. Simmons, M. D., N. W. cor. of 8th and Felix, Prof. of the Theory and Practice of Medicine, and Clinical Medicine.
S. F. Carpenter, M. D .. S. W. cor. of 8th and Edmond Sts., Prof. of Medical Chemistry and Toxicology and Lecturer on Diseases of the Chest.
J. P. Chesney, M. D., cor. of 8th and Felix Sts., Prof. of Gynæology and Diseases of Women. J. T. Berghoff, M. D., cor. of 8th and Felix Sts., Prof. of the Principles and Practice of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
S. T. Blair, M. D., Prof. of Obstetrics.
J. W. Holliday, M. D., Prof. of Anatomy.
T. E. Potter. M. D., Prof. of Physiology and Lecturer on Diseases of the Nervous System.
E. M. Manning, M. D., Prof. of Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
Samuel MI. Dunn. M. D., Lecturer on Diseases of Children.
J. W. Chadduck, M. D., Lecturer on Dental Medicine and Surgery.
D. F. Hanna, M. D,. Lecturer on Minor Surgery and Syphillis, and Demonstrator of Anatomy.
J. W. Boyd. A. B., Lecturer on Medical Jurisprudence. Boarding can be had at from $3.00 to $4.00 per week.
For particulars address, F. A. SIMMONS, M. D., President.
J. P. CHESNEY. M. D., Secretary.
ANDREW OLSEN,
Manufacturer of
TIGHT COOPERAGE, MAKES
TUBS, VATS, CASKS, BARRELS AND KEGS,
307, 309 and 311 South Seventh St., St. Joseph, Missouri.
Special Attention given to Brewery and Distillery Work.
717
Missouri-St. Joseph.
W. ANGELO POWELL, ARCHITECT Office, No. 317 Edmond Street, ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI.
Designs for every class of Buildings in the several styles of Architect- ure. Practice over 33 years.
ESTABLISHED 1857. STATE SAVINGS BANK Corner Fourth and Felix Sts., St. Joseph, Mo.
Assets, -
C. B. FRANCE, President,
over $1,300,000 E. LINDSAY, Cashier.
BAN
BA
This Old and Wealthy Institution transacts a General Commer- cial and Savings Bank Business. Deposits and business received from all classes of the public. Having large cash resources, we are at all times prepared to extend loans to regu- lar customers and others. We buy and sell Exchange on all large cities of the United States and Europe. Also, Bonds, Scrip and Promissory Notes. Loan money on personal security; also on approved collaterals.
We make collections on all parts of the United States and Europe.
Deposits received and interests allowed on time certificates payable in six and twelve months or longer.
We are a Depository for trust funds from Courts, Estates, Trustees, Assignees, Executors, Administrators. Country Banks, Merchants, Mechanics, Farmers, Traders, Grain and Stock Deal- ers, Women and Children. Special attention is called to our
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT,
In which deposits as small as Five Dollars are received, Pass Book given and interest allowed. All are invited to call at the Bank and get an excellent little book, entitled "HOW TO GET RICH," for free distribution.
Deposits from a distance will be promptly acknowledged, and Pass Book or Certificate as directed, sent per return Mail. Printed Rules and Regulations of the Pank will be given when called for.
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.
718
Missouri-St. Joseph-West Kansas City. ALPHABETICALLY.
GREENHOUSE BEDDING PLANTS
ONE BLOCK North of Post-Office.
STUPPY & REICHARD, CENTRAL GREENHOUSES
Sixth and Jule Streets, St. Joseph, Missouri.
ROSES-LARGE STOCK.
Cut Flowers and Floral Designs at all Seasons. ORDERS BY TELEGRAPH PROMPTLY FILLED.
East of Court House. ONE BLOCK
Three Blocks from Principal Hotels and Business Houses.
" Honor and fame, from no condition rise ; Act well your part, there all the honor lies."
P V. WISE,
GENERAL Life, Fire & Tornado Insurance Agent.
The way to Business is Eternal Vigilance.
Office, 105 North Third Street, St. Joseph, Missouri.
"The Latch String always out," and a light burning in the window till the last policy expires.
West Kansas City.
JACKSON COUNTY.
Abernatha Furniture Co, J R Abernatha supt, cor Ninth and Liberty Adair W L, clerk with F M Perry, 1708 West Ninth Anderson A, saloon, 1613 West Ninth
Anshon John, boot and shoe- maker, 1318 West Ninth
ARCHIBALD LOGAN, confec- tionery and restaurant, 913 Mulberry
Arkansas Elevator Co, Liberty Artnaier Anton, groceries, 1712 West Ninth
Babington Thos, news dealer, 1301} Union ave
Baker & Coatsworth, lumber, 1401 Hickory
Baller A, tobacco and confec- tionery, 1321 Union ave Barnett J, physician, Union ave Bangs C W, supt Refining Co, K C stock yard Barber Emanuel, butcher, 1409 West Twelfth
Bauir A, barber, 1209 Liberty BAZZAL P H, hotel and restau- rant, 912 Union ave
Berger S, tailor, 1320 West Ninth
Berkman O, saloon, 1622 West Ninth
BERNSTEIN ISAAC, second- hand dealer, 1405 West Ninth BITTLES WM, billiard hall, 1056 Union ave
H. WACHHORST
Has a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. 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.
Missouri-West Kansas City. ALPHABETICALLY.
719
Blythe J, bakery, 1306 West Ninth
Bolen Jas A, agt Rich Hill Coal Co, office 123 West Fifth, cor Hickory and Union ave
Bona C, saloon, 820 Union ave Breno J N, barber, 1608 West Ninth
BRIMSON ISAAC, clothing and tailor, 1709 West Ninth
Brocker H W, watches and jew- elry 1608} West Ninth
BOSMAN & DOOLEY, sporting hall, 1614 West Ninth
Bruns H & Daniels, feed and mill products, 1408 Union ave Buck H D, groceries, 1629 West Ninth
Buck W D, clothing, boots and shoes, 1621 West Ninth
Burk W D, dry goods, 1618 West Ninth
Buford B D & Co, agricultural implements, cor Union ave and Santa Fe
Bullene & Neustadt, dry goods, cor Twelfth and Liberty
Burnett & Bliss, dry goods, boots and shoes, 1304 West Ninth
Burnett Mike, groceries and meat market, cor Fourteenth and Wyoming
BURNETT WM, fresh and salt meats, Mulberry nr Ninth
Byer J, barber, 1528 West Twelfth
Byrne Owen, merchant tailor, 909 Mulberry
Campbell & Cutler, paints and window glass, 1210 Union ave
Campbell, Lancaster & Co, live stock and commission mer- chants, Exchange Building Canty Pat, groceries, 1614 St Louis ave
Carlisle C H, druggist, 1521 West Twelfth
Cash Store Co, D B McMeehan mgr, 1523 and 1525 West Ninth
Casidy Thos, feed store, 1114 Union ave
Cassel Emma, millinery, cor St Louis ave and Hickory
Cassel Sylvester, carpenter and builder, cor St Louis ave and Hickory
Cassidy Nick, saloon, 1517 West Twelfth
Chenault & Co, liquors, 1058 Union ave
Clark James, brass foundry, foot of Santa Fe
Cluen John, saloon, 1320 St Louis ave
Coap J J, saloon, 1224 Union ave
Cobb R B, boarding-house, 1206 West Ninth
Cody Thos, boilermaker, foot of Santa Fe
Colton A C & Co, wholesale stoves, 1313 Union ave
Connell Hart, Chicago fish store, cor Ninth and Genesee
Conner Thomas, saloon, 1186 Union ave
Corigan & Pierce, boot and shoe- maker, 905 Mulberry
Cox & Robbinson, barbers, 1068 Union ave
Coyne M, Union Depot Hotel Restaurant, 1016 Union ave
Cramer Ben, livery, feed and sale stable, 1325 and 1327 West Ninth
Cree Mrs H, millinery, fancy goods and notions, 1307 West Ninth
Cromwell Mark, sign painter, cor Wood and Second Crowley W A, groceries, 1611 West Twelfth
CUNDIFF MRS JULIA, dress- making, 1302 St Louis ave
CHAS. R. ALLEN Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
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.
720
Missouri-West Kansas City. ALPHABETICALLY.
Cunningham B, saloon and ho- tel, 1630 Liberty
Currlia Albert, bakery, 1314 West Ninth
Dana A E, lumber, Eighth nr Santa Fe
Deeve, Mansur & Co, farm ma- chinery, cor Twelfth and Santa Fe
Dell Frank, barber, 1226} West Ninth
Deyo M W, butcher, 1615 West - Twelfth
Diamond Boiler Works, Darby & Jameson proprs, Eighth
DIAMOND MILLS, C Dewar & Co proprs, mfrs of best brand of flour
Dickenson Mrs C E, millinery and notions, 1226 Union ave Dillon John, boarding, cor Sev- enteenth and Wyoming
Doherty E, family grocery, 1601 Wyoming
DOHERTY J, R R ticket broker, 1018 Union ave
Donathea & Winger, mfrs of Stover's automatic wind-mill, West Kansas City
Dubois J N, dealer in hides, 1414 St Louis ave
Eckert Frank, saloon, 1052 Union ave
Eckler Chas, boot and shoe- maker, 1619 West Ninth
EUREKA SHOW-CASE MAN- UFACTORY, Mark & Co proprs, 1215 and 1217 West Ninth and 133 and 135 Wa- bash ave, Chicago
Fecht John, boot and shoemak- er, 907 Mulberry
Fisher J M & Co, boots and shoes, 1319 West Ninth
Fisher M E, dry goods and no- tions, 1604 Genesee Flemming Garret, saloon, 1325 St Louis ave
Fitzgibbon John, saloon and boarding, cor Ninth and Wy- oming
Foerschler & Mack, meat mar- ket, 914 Mulberry
Frank Nathan, wholesale grocer, 1325 and 1327 Union ave Freeland C A, real estate, 1223 Union ave
FREEMAN SAMUEL, livery, feed and transfer stable, 1316 and 1318 St Louis ave
FREEMAN IVAN D, millwright with Nordyke M Works Frell Jeff, saloon, cor Ninth and State
Funke Fred, watchmaker and jeweler, 1223 Union ave
Gaffney John & Co, saw-mill, foot of Mulberry
Gafney James, Michigan Ex- change Hotel, 1211 and 1213 West Ninth
Galigher John, boarding, Gene- see nr Twelfth
Gates J C, fruit, 1186 Union ave George Andy, restaurant, nr Stock Yard Exchange, West Kansas
Ghio J B, saloon, 914 Union ave Giledy Mrs Johanna, boarding, 819 Santa Fe
Gillespie A J & Co, stock commis- sion, K C Stock Yards
GLASSNER A H, wholesale gro- ceries and produce, 1227 Un- ion ave
Gothstein Isaac, second-hand dealer, 1706 West Ninth
Gothstein M, clothing, 1610 West Ninth
Gottesburen Joseph, saloon, cor Ninth and State
Gouse A, saloon, 1703 West Ninth
Grand Detour Plow Co, A G Bodwele and W A Smith mgrs, cor Twelfth and Mulberry
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.
Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
Conducted on the European Plan.
Missouri-West Kansas City. 721
ALPHABETICALLY.
Gregory & Stephens, stock com- mission merchants, room 22 Exchange Building
Griffin Mrs Julia, groceries, cor Ninth and State
Grover James, butcher, 1494 Liberty
Gulf House, Mrs T Gaffney propr, NE cor St Louis ave and Hickory
Guthrie Chas, saloon, 1190 Un- ion ave
Grimes J D, groceries and feed, 1631 West Ninth
Hadley J F, real estate, 1223 Union ave
Hamilton R J, saloon, 1302 West Ninth
HANSON L O, boot and shoe- maker, .1207 West Ninth
Hardy & Laughlin, stoves and tinware, 1511 West Twelfth
HAUPT FRED, cigarmaker, 1302 St Louis ave
HEILIGENSTEIN & SMALL-
FIELD, saloon and boarding- house, 1226 West Ninth
Hevey Martin, varieties, 1309 West Ninth
Hildebrand Robt, books and stationery, Twelfth nr Liberty
HOGLAND JOHN, wrought iron works and steel tools made to order, 916 Santa Fe
Holly A W, groceries, cor Four- teenth and Genesee
Horton M B, dry goods and fur- nishing goods, 1628 West Ninth
Inglish & Bro, hardware, cor Union ave and Mulberry
Irwin, Allen & Co, commission merchants, Exchange Building Johnes John, saloon, cor Ninth and Mulberry
Johnson C P, groceries, 1492 Liberty
Johnson & Price, druggists, 1060 Union ave
Jones & Dean, Crystal Saloon, 1217 Union ave
Jones M V, blacksmith, cor Ninth and Hickory
Julious Mrs M E, bakery and confectionery, 1224 Liberty Kansas City Fire Department, Roll No 1, Wm Craig foreman Fairbanks & Co, scales, 1312 Union ave
Kansas City Horse and Mule Market, S S Grant mgr, cor Twelfth and Bell
Kansas City Stove Works, cor Eighth and Santa Fe
KANSAS CITY WHITE LEAD AND LINSEED OIL CO,
W N Marsh pres, F G Marsh sec
Kelly Alfred, harness, 1305 St Louis ave
KELLY ED, saloon and board- ing, 1300 West Ninth
Kelly John, saloon, cor Union ave and Mulberry
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