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THE GREAT BURLINGTON ROUTE
L. C. BLAKSLEE, Trav. Pass. Agt. J. MILNER, Ticket Agt. GEO. H. CROSBY, Gen]. Agt.
1039
The Great Vestibule and Free Reclining Chair Car Line.
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.
CHICAGO, KANSAS & NEBRASKA
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co., Lessee.
SOLID
THE "GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE"
offers the best, most direct and conse- quently the most economical facilities of communication between all important localities in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, and the Indian Territory, traversing, as it does, the famous "Golden Belt" of the West, whose agricultural and live stock produc- tions challenge the admiration of the world. In Kansas, (now known as the "Nation's Sugar Bowl," from its wonderful strides in the manufacture of sugar from sorghum), this system reaches twenty-six county seats. In Colorado, the principal cities,
DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS AND PUEBLO
are among the many points reached by the ROCK ISLAND ROUTE, also the following flour- ishing cities and towns on its main line and branches :
Wichita, Kansas City, Salina.
Wellington,
Pratt,
Solomon ity, Nelson,
Caldwell,
Greensburg,
Mankato,
Canton, Dodge City, Smith Center, Holton, Clyde, Marion,
McPherson, Belleville, Phillipsburg,
Hutchinson, Abilene, Norton,
St. Joseph,
Beatrice,
Pawnee City, Alma, White City, Herington,
Topeka,
Hebron,
Clay Center, Peabody.
Horton Jc., Sabetha, Manhattan, Fairbury
These points and the vast area of fertile country tributary thereto open up rare opportunities to the farmer, stock grower, merchant, manufacturer, miner, mechanic, laborer, and those who wish to engage in any business or industrial pursuit. Connects at Kansas City and St. Joseph for ST. LOUIS and all Southeast, with fast ROCK ISLAND VESTIBULE Rock Island, Peoria, Des points East; with the for Spirit Lake, Sioux neapolis, St. Paul and
points East, South and trains of "THE GREAT ROUTE" for Davenport, Moines, Chicago, and ali ALBERT LEA ROUTE Falls, Watertown, Min- all points North and Northwest. At Denver with continuous lines running South and West, to Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Portland, Oregon, and all Pacific Coast Points.
UNEXCELLED PASSENGER EQUIPMENT.
The magnificent trains of this line, including sleepers, chair cars and day coaches, are entirely new, and were built expressly for this service by the world-renowned Pullman Palace Car Company, and are
VESTIBULED, AND HEATED BY STEAM,
Leading all competitors in the adoption of the latest improvements for the comfort and security of patrons. Handsomely appointed RECLINING CHAIR CARS, FREE to all holders of first-class tickets, restful day coaches, and courteous attendants. Union Depots at all terminal points, and baggage checked to destination.
In the construction of the CHICAGO, KANSAS AND NEBRASKA RAILWAY every appliance known to modern railway science thus far perfected by skill and genius, was drawn upon, and with the solidity of its permanent way, iron and stone bridges, steel track and perfect rolling TRAINS. stock, it stands, with its parent system, the ROCK ISLAND, par excellence among the first-class rail- ways of the world, and is officered by men of ability, thoroughly acquainted with the wants of the traveling public, who know how best to serve them. For tickets, maps, folders or any desired information, apply to your nearest Coupon Ticket Agent, or address
H. A. PARKER,
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Manager, TOPEKA, KAS.
E. ST. JOHN, Asst. Gen. Manager, CHICAGO, ILLS.
JNO. SEBASTIAN, Gen. Ticket & Pass. Agent, TOPEKA, KAS.
1040
Colorado Midland RAILWAY
PIKE'S PEAK ROUTE.
TICKET OFFICE, 1705 Larimer Street.
SHORT LINE. FAST TIME.
From 1 to 4 Hours Saved Between
DENVER, LEADVILLE, ASPEN AND GLENWOOD SPRINGS.
RAD
MID
STANDARD
PIKE'S
PEAK
AND
GAUGE.
ROUTE
I
The Only Broad Gauge Penetrating the Heart of the Rocky Mountains.
GRAND £ SCENERY.
DELIGHTFUL
·
.
SUMMER RESORTS.
POPULAR SUMMER EXCURSION RATES.
JOHN SCOTT,
H. COLLBRAN,
CHAS. S. LEE,
Pres. and Genl. Manager,
Traffic Manager.
Genl. Passenger Agent
1041
R & RIO GRAND
DENVER&
ANDE R.R.
SCENIC TINE OF THE WORLD
The Only Line to San Francisco Passing Through Salt Lake City.
SOLID . TRAINS
Through Without Change, with Pullman Sleepers, between
DENVER AND OGDEN, DENVER AND LEADVILLE, DENVER and KANSAS CITY.
Magnificent Scenery, Elegant Equipment, Pullman Buffet Sleepers. First-Class Eating Houses.
S. T. SMITH, A. S. HUGHES, S. K. HOOPER, Gen'l Manager. Traffic Manager. Gen'/ Pass. & Tkt. Agt.
DENVER, COLORADO.
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1042
. TAKE THE .
MISSOURI
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
THE "Colorado Short Line" TO
Missouri AND Mississippi River Points.
Solid Trains, consisting of Magnificent Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars and Elegant Day Coaches, run through from
DENVER AND PUEBLO -TO -.
KANSAS CITY AND ST. LOUIS
DAILY.
Direct Communication in Union Depots for
OMAHA,
CINCINNATI,
CHICAGO, CLEVELAND,
DETROIT, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
GEO. W. COOK,
G. W. F. & P. A.,
1662 Larimer St., DENVER, COLO,
W. H. NEWMAN,
3rd Vice-Pres't,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
C. E. HOOPER,
Traveling Pass. Agt.,
1662 Larimer St., DENVER, COLO.
H. C. TOWNSEND,
Gen1. Pass. & Ticket Agt.,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
1043
Through
Trains
UNION PACIFIC
FREE
CHAIR
CARS
A
JUTE
HAS ALWAYS BEEN RECOGNIZED AS
THE POPULAR LINE
. . BETWEEN
DENVER
AND
KANSAS CITY, OMAHA, AND THE EAST
AND THE FAVORITE ROUTE BETWEEN
Denver and the West.
D. B. KEELER, General Agent,
1703 Larimer Street,
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-
DENVER, COLO.
T. W. LEE,
A. G. P. A.
OMAHA, NEB.
E. L. LOMAX,
G. P. A.
DENVER
THE
TO
CHICAGO
OVER LAND
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1889
The Great Republican Journal of the West.
THE DENVER REPUBLICAN.
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING OF THE YEAR.
Its Columns are filled with the Latest News by Telegraph.
Correspondence from all Portions of the State.
The Republican
Has the Largest Cir- culation of any paper published between St.
Louis and San Francisco, the only Paper in above territory requiring two Per- fecting Presses to accommodate its immense circulation. RELIABLE MINING INTELLIGENCE, AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ITEMS, LOCAL HAPPENINGS, Etc. Particular attention paid to Market Report.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
The Largest, Handsomest Weekly in the State, filled with Information for the People.
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BY MAIL.
DAILY, ONE YEAR,
$10 00
DAILY, THREE MONTHS,
$2 50
DAILY, SIX MONTHS, 5 00 DAILY, ONE MONTH, - - 1 50
WEEKLY, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, ONE YEAR, $2 00.
· THE . LARGEST .
JOB OFFICE AND BINDERY
IN THE STATE.
Blank Books and Legal Blanks a Specialty.
Send for Prices for all kinds of Work.
THE REPUBLICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY,
K. G. COOPER, General Manager.
1045
THE · . . İ
DENVER TIMES.
The Great and Cheap Daily Paper of Colorado.
THE TIMES CONTAINS :
Full Associated Press News, Day and Night .- Special News from all parts of the United States and the Old World. - All the Important Events of the State gathered by an army of Special Cor- respondents .- A Mining Department, carefully and accurately pre- senting the news of every Mining District in the State .- The Choicest News of the State Press .- The Sporting News of the World .- The Society News of the State .- A Secret Society Depart- ment .- The Railroad News of the Country .- The News of the Theatrical World .- The Real Estate and Manufacturing News of the State .- Special Mention of the Agricultural and Stock Interests of the State .- Complete Reports of Eastern and Home Markets .- In short, the Doings of the World presented in the most readable manner.
THE TIMES reaches the Northern and Interior parts of the State on the day of publication; the North-western, Western and South- western parts of the State the same time as the morning papers ; Western Kansas and Western Nebraska 12 hours after publication.
The size of THE TIMES is from 8 to 20 pages of from 7 to 9 columns each, making it the largest paper in the State.
The price of THE TIMES is just one-half the price of the other Denver daily papers.
ITS SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
BY MAIL, POSTPAID-Per Year, $6.00; Six Months, $3.00; Per Month, 50c. BY CARRIER-Per Month, 60c.
THE WEEKLY TIMES is an 8-page, 7-column paper, containing the most important news of the week. SUBSCRIPTION, POST-PAID, PER YEAR, $1.25. -
TAKE IT. READ IT.
ADDRESS
The Times Company,
DENVER, COLORADO.
1046
G. WINTER.
JACOB FITTING.
-THE
DENVER IRON FENCE CO.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
MALLEABLE
AND
WROUGHT
IRON
FENCING
CRESTING AND
WIRE GOODS.
BANK AND COUNTER RAILINGS,
FLOWER STANDS,
FLORAL GOODS, WIRE SIGNS, WINDOW GUARDS,
EXPANDED METAL, WIRE LATHING, GRILL WORK.
STABLE FIXTURES,
1420-1422 HOLLADAY ST ,
DENVER, COLO.
COLORADO WIRE AND IRON CO.
ALLEN JACKSON & CO., Proprs. MANUFACTURERS OF
CRESTING, FENCING, BANK and COUNTER RAILINGS
And all kinds of Ornamental Iron and Wire Work, Stable Fixtures, Lawn and Cemetery Goods.
IRON FIRE ESCAPES and FENCES A SPECIALTY.
OFFICE : 1019 Fifteenth St.
SHOPS :
2246 Larimer St.
DENVER, COLORADO.
Telephone 821. +++
BALLENGER & RICHARDS'
DENVER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
EMBRACING A CLASSIFIED LIST
Of all Trades, Professions and Pursuits in the City of Denver, for the year 1889, arranged Alphabetically for each Trade, thus exhibiting at a glance the full address and special Business of her Citizens.
ABS DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY. AIR
Abstracts of Title.
ANTHONY, LANDON & CURRY, 1629 Curtis.
Colo. Abstract Co .. 906 15th. REAL ESTATE LOAN AND TITLE GUARANTEE CO., George M. Harris, sec'y and treas., 1512 Curtis.
SMITH JOSEPH H.,
County Clerk and Recorder's office, room 5 Court House.
TOWNSEND AL. & CO., Abstracts furnished for Jefferson County, 1024 15th.
Acid Manufacturers.
WESTERN CHEMICAL WORKS CO., Office, 1453 Arapahoe.
Accountants.
Hawley M. G., 1635 Larimer. LAURIE KENNETH M., 14 Union Blk., 16th, cor. Arapahoe. Milton Samuel, 1 and 2 Essex Bidg.
Advertising Agents.
CURRAN J. A. & CO., Rear 1319 17th.
Denver Advertising Co., 30 Londoner Blk. DENVER ILLUMINATING ADVERTIS- ING CO., H. L. Morris & Co., proprs., 1640 Arapahoe. Tedford James A., 17 and 18 Times Bldg.
Agricultural Implements.
BABCOCK H. C. & SON, 1408 to 1410 Wazee. BUTLER, WYMAN & ATWOOD, 15th, sw. cor. Wazee. KINSEY W. J. IMPLEMENT CO., 1703 to 1719 15th, cor. Wazee. LEE HENRY, Wazee, nw. cor. 16th. McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., 1547 Wazee.
WALL & PURSEL, 1612 to 1618 15th.
Air Compressors.
FRASER & CHALMERS. Chicago, branch store, 1316 18th. See advt. page D.
TUCKER & CO.
Perfect Fitting Shirts to Measure. Store and Factory, 1632 Larimer
1048
B CHAMBERLAIN
# SIM SOPPIS ESO.
TIMES
BUILDING
8.
OBERT
OESCHLAUB
/ TRINITY CHURCH
ARCHITECT
ROOMS 34 36 & 38
KING BLOCK
== IMPROVE O
DENVER
COLO.
MILLS ENG. CO.
KING BLOCK
HIGH SCHOOL
PAINTS, LEAD AND OIL AT
McPhee & McGinnity's,
18th, cor. Wazee, and 24th, cor. Blake.
AMM
DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ART 1049
J. M. MOORE'S SONS, WAGON WOOD STOCK, WHEELS. 1539 FIFTEENTH STREET, COR. WAZEE.
mmunition.
ATLAS POWDER, W. C. Matthews, agt., 1632 17th. DUPONT POWDER CO., J. O. Raynolds, agt., 1632 17th. CIANT POWDER CO., John D. Smails. gen'l agt., 1220 18th. HAZARD POWDER, W. C. Matthews, agt., 1632 17th. HIGGINS GEORGE F. & CO., 1508-1510 Arapahoe. LAFLIN & RAND POWDER CO., W. H. Emanuel, gen'l agt., 1222 18th. REPAUNO CHEMICAL CO., W. C. Matthews, agt., 1632 17th.
Amusements,
Central Theatre, 2017-2021 Holladay. DENVER THEATRE,
E. R. Barrett, manager, 1320 16th.
Mascott Theatre, William Devere, propr., 1453 to 1459 Blake. OLYMPIC THEATRE, J. N. Halligan, propr., 1737-1743 Holladay. TABOR GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Peter McCourt, manager, 16th, nw. cor. Curtis.
Annunciators.
NOVELTY MANUFACTURING CO., 1126 16th.
Architects and Superintendents,
Andrew Walter T., 1007 17th. ANDREWS & JAQUES, 37 Essex Bldg. BAERRESEN BROS., 3 and 4, 910 16th. BALCOMB & RICE, 46 Tabor Blk. CAZIN ALEXANDER, 36 Essex Bldg. CUMMINGS FRED. M., 20 Tabor Blk. CUTSHAW LEONARD, 21 Cass & Graham Blk DOZIER HENRY, 13 Tremont Blk. EBERLEY F. C., 8, 9, 10 and 11 Good Blk., Larimer, nw. cor. 16th.
F. E. EDBROOKE & CO.
ARCHITECTS.
Rooms 42, 43 and 44, Tabor Block.
COODNOW FRANKLIN, 49 Tabor Blk. Graham David McD., El Paso Bldg., 630 16th. HALE FRED. A., 105 Opera House Blk. HUDDART JOHN J., 37-38 Skinner Blk.
Jackson & Betts, 48 Symes Blk. KIDDER F. E., 66 and 67 Barth Blk. LANG WILLIAM, 10, 11, 12 and 14 Ghost Blk., Champa, se. cor. 17th.
Houses Sold on Easy Terms.
A. Robinson McCurdy & Co.,
Architects and Builders,
916 SEVENTEENTH.
MURDOCH JAMES, 50 Tabor Blk. QUAYLE WILLIAM, 31 and 32 Pioneer Bldg, 1509 Larimer.
ROBERTS & PHILLIPS, 13 and 14 Pioneer Bldg., 1509 Larimer. ROESCHLAUB ROBERT S., 34, 36 and 38 King Blk.
STUCKERT A. M., 49 and 50 Symes Blk, 16th, cor. Champa. VARIAN & STERNER, 34 Tabor Blk.
Architectural Modelers.
DENVER PLASTER ORNAMENT WORKS, Charles H. Curnow, propr, 2112 Lawrence.
Art Stained Glass.
THE H. B. COPELAND BEVELLING AND ART STAINED GLASS CO., 1801 Holladay, cor. 18th.
W. A. BRUBAKER, Proprietor of the ARAPAHOE STABLES, LIVERY AND BOARDING. Telephone 500. 1818 to 1822 ARAPAHOE STREET.
Burglar Proof Fire and
VAULT DOORS, GEO. A. BUSHNELL & CO., Agents,
Corner 17th. 1662 Arapahoe Street,
Como Coal,
Gen'l Agent's Office, 1508 Lawrence. Yards, 16th, corner Bassett.
Binford & Spencer
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1050
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS
. . ESTABLISHED 1859. .
JOHN ARKINS, President. J. M. BURNELL, Secretary.
THE DAILY NEWS has a capacity for reading mattter equal to the large Eastern papers. It furnishes all the news of the day. It is devoted to Western, and especially to Colorado interests. Our SPECIAL TELEGRAPH SERVICE is superior to that of any other journal west of St. Louis.
THE WEEKLY NEWS furnishes a compendium of every notable event, at home and abroad, with a liberal supply of choice original and selected articles.
A feature of both the DAILY and WEEKLY editions of THE NEWS is our perfect system of market reports. The absolute reliability of our Commercial department has long been recognized by the business men of the State, and every issue will continue to furnish a true reflex of the latest Kansas City, Chicago and St. Louis, as well as local quotations.
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WEEKLY.
One Year, by Mail, $10.00
One Year, by Mail,
$2.00
Six Months, by Mail,
1.00
Sample copies of either edition on application.
All communications must be addressed to
NEWS PRINTING CO., Denver, Colo.
The "News" Job Department
Is the largest and most complete Job Printing establishment in the West, employing a great number of skilled artisans, and is supplied with the latest and most improved machinery, enabling us to compete successfully with the East in the production of first-class work.
Our Bindery
Is fitted with the best machinery man- ufactured, including Ruling, Emboss- ing, Cutting, Perforating, Numbering, Paging and Stitching Machines. Our BLANK BOOKS AND LIBRARY BINDING have justly taken the lead.
Our Press Room
Is equipped with ten steam power presses ranging in size from the largest cylinders, for edition printing, to small jobbers, and all are of the best makes, whereby we are enabled to do the finest of LETTER PRESS WORK. :
We carry an immense stock of Book and Flat Papers, and can furnish large and small work on short notice.
NEWS PRINTING CO., Denver, Colo.
Six Months, by Mail, 5.00
Sunday Edition, by Mail, per Year, 2.50
VAN'S STEEL RANGES,
Best in the S.GEORGE TRITCH HARDWARE CO. World. Cor. 17th and Arapahoe Sts
ART
DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BAK
1051
J. M. MOORE'S SONS, Shelf Hardware,
Lawn, Garden and Barn Tools,
1539 Fifteenth St., Corner Wazee.
Artesian Water, SYLVESTER FRED. W., 1441 Stout.
Artesian Well Casings,
FRASER & CHALMERS, *4 Chicago, branch store, 1316 18th. See advt. page D
Artesian Well Contractors.
PACKNESS, TWINING & CO., 19 Mcclintock Blk.
Artists.
Adams Charles P., 40 Good Blk. Broadwell Cora E. Mrs., 44 Good Blk.
Decker C. Marie Miss, 1 Brasie Blk.
DeLange Helen Miss, 101 Opera House Blk. Denver Crayon Portrait Co., 28 and 29 Pio- neer Bldg. Flammer Christian, 526 18th, Greene E. P., 99 Opera House Blk.
Hill Edward, 40 Essex Bldg. Johnson G. H., 906 15th.
McClure K. L., 56 Barth Blk. McIntyre Susie Miss. 69 Opera House Blk. Main C. Miss, 56 Barth Blk. Pattee & Lever, 1645 Curtis. Roberts William, 929 16th. Tallant R. H., 630 16th. Viets S. L., 106 Opera House Blk.
Wrigley A. E. Miss, 107 Opera House Blk. Wrisley Alice Wheeler, 73 Barth Blk.
Zimdars C. C. Miss, 77 Barth Blk.
Artists-Fresco.
COPELAND H. B., 1801 Holladay, cor. 18th. GAUTHIER A., 916 and 918 15th.
Artists' Materials.
ART EMPORIUM CO., 820 16th. HENDERSON J. T. & CO., 602 Colfax av. w. Meininger E., 915 16th. THE B. L. JAMES MERCANTILE AND MFG. CO., 1521-1523 Arapahoe.
Asphalt Workers.
HINCHMAN JAMES B., office and yards, 1922 Blake. KAPPES & VAIL, 1436 Lawrence.
Assayers.
Burlingame E. E., 1736 and 1738 Lawrence. Hardinge & Officer, 1752 Curtis. Shields & Jones, 1117 18th. VON SCHULZ & LOW, 1633 Larimer. Wood Henry E., 1021 18th.
Assayers and Chemists' Supplies.
DENVER FIRE CLAY CO., W. T. Cornwall, sec'y; office, 1635 Larimer ; works, Blake, cor. 31st.
Auction and Commission.
Avery O. S., 1721 Larimer. DRAPER HENRY & CO., 1004 15th.
McCumber C., 1326 16th. MCHENRY & GRAFF, 17th, nw. cor. Holladay. Oppenstein R., 1318 17th. Thompson & Co., 1216 and 1218 18th.
Awning Manufacturers.
FISHER F. H., 1539 Blake. MORRISON T. J. & CO., 1612-1614 Holladay. PATTEN W. L. & CO., 1440 and 1442 Lawrence.
Badges and Checks-Metal. NOVELTY MANUFACTURING CO., 1126 16th.
Bags,
CRANDELL JAMES H .. 2d floor, McClintock Bik., 1605 Larimer.
Bakeries.
Atlantic Bakery, J. P. Freund, propr., 1931 New Haven.
Baker Henry, 2417 15th.
Beckert Gustav, 1916 Lawrence.
Buell J. A., 738 15th.
Bassey George O., 2930 California.
Butterfass Charles, 900 Larimer.
CAFFERTY FRANK J., 3423 Market.
COLORADO BAKERY, Alois Koch, propr., 1444 and 1446;Holladay. Conlon John, 2340 15th.
ARAPAHOE STABLE 1818 to 1822 Arapahoe St., near 18th
LIVERY AND BOARDING
Special Care and Attention to Family Orders. W. A. BRUBAKER, Prop'r. Telephone 500.
TUCKER & GO.'S FINE SHIRTS ARE THE BEST.
Abstracts Property in to any
Denver and Arapahoe County S C
Office, Court House, Furnished at Clerk and Recorder's
Jos. H. Smith
1052
W. C. LOTHROP & CO. REAL ESTATE
AND-
Investment Securities.
1635 ARAPAHOE ST.
DENVER,
COLORADO.
Telephone 756.
J. E. BUSSEY, ,
Proprietor of the
Domestic Bakery.
.
Bread, Cakes and Pies.
Nos. 2157, 2159 and 2161 Champa St., DENVER, COLORADO.
MCPHEE & McGINNITY'S,
cor. 18th and Wazee, and 24th, cor. Blake.
LUMBER
BAK
DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BAR 1053
J. M. MOORE'S SONS, HARDWARE & WOOD STOCK
1539 Fifteenth Street, COR. WAZEE.
DOMESTIC BAKERY,
J. E. Bussey, propr., 2157, 2159 and 2161 Champa. EXCELSIOR BAKERY,
Thomas Lambie, propr., 2008 Larimer. Fischer Max, 1123 Larimer. Fisher E. J. Mrs., 337 16th. Freeman Frank, 629 B.
Freund J. P. & Co., 1931 New Haven. Gabriel Edward F., 2815 Larimer.
Hauck Frederick, 2544 Pierpont.
Hill Aaron, 818 Broadway.
Karcher E. J. Mrs. 2657 Welton.
Kellogg T. H., 1711 Champa.
Lambie Thomas, 1039 14th av. w. Lane & Kinyon, 1159 11th.
Leschke Paul, 1311 Stanton av. Lindqvist C., 3500 Larimer. McAllister Alex., 619 16th. McGrimmon & Guthrie, 926 21st. McKimmie John, 2608 Larimer. MANSON E. L., 911 8th av. w. Martin Emil, 1960 Curtis. Mauer Mary Miss, 17 19th av. Maxfield Otis P., 504 15th. NEW YORK BAKERY,
Gustav Greve, propr., 1921 and 1923 Arapa- hoe. Norman Samuel, 1155 Santa Fe av. Ohlbach John, 524 Colfax av. w. Pettigrew A. H., 1118 15th. REID ROBERT, 713 16th. Rodenbeck Henry, 2634 Larimer.
Roederer & Schwarz, 1122 Holladay. Rominger G., 1008 Larimer. Schade Henry, 2949 Larimer. Schiller Otto, 2715 Larimer. Schneider G. W., 1963 Larimer.
Schwab R., 2160 Larimer.
SINCLAIR LOUISE M .! MRS., 917 10th.
Stery C. E., 1235 Larimer. THE ORIGINAL NEW ENGLAND BAK- ERY, Abel & Co., proprs., 1609 to 1613 Champa. Thomas Daniel, 435 Highland av., Highlands. Tucker E. T. 1658 Wazee. Urban Ernst, 3116 Market. Wiegmann & Ziser, 2055 Champa. Wirtz Stephen, 713 4th av. W. Wollenweber L., 1112 Larimer.
Baking Powder.
Schlink J. P. & Co., 1606 Blake. Traynor M., 305 16th.
Bank and Office Railings.
COLORADO WIRE AND IRON CO., Allen Jackson & Co., proprs .; office, 1019 15th ; shops, 2246 Larimer. DENVER IRON FENCE CO., 1420-1422 Holladay. See advt. page 1046.
Banks and Bankers.
CITY NATIONAL BANK,
John R. Hanna, cashier, Lawrence, nw. cor. 16th.
COLORADO NATIONAL BANK,
W. B. Berger, cashier; T. H. Woodelton, aset. cashier, Larimer, nw. cor. 17th.
COLORADO SAVINGS BANK, F. K. Atkins. vice-pres't; C. O. Atkins, cashier; Railroad Bldg., 1511 and 1513 Lar- imer.
DENVER LOAN AND TRUST CO., 1124 15th.
DENVER NATIONAL BANK,
A. A. Denman, cashier, Barclay Blk., Lar- imer, nw. cor. 18th.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
S. N. Wood, cashier, Larimer, se. cor. 16th. GERMAN NATIONAL BANK, J. A. Cooper, cashier, Larimer, nw. cor. 16th. HAYDEN & DICKINSON, 1227 16th. KITTREDGE C. M., 15th, ne. cor. Lawrence. MCINTOSH & MYGATT, 16th, se. cor. Curtis. MCMANN R. H. & CO., 1708 Lawrence. Peoples Savings and Deposit Arapahoe.
Bank, 1644
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
Fred. C. Kilham, cashier, Larimer, ne. cor. 16th.
UNION BANK OF DENVER, W. D. Todd, cashier, 16th, nw. cor. Arap- ahoe.
Bar, Office and Bank Fixtures.
BROWN BUILDING AND CONTRACTING CO., G. W. Brown, manager; office, 1413- 1415 Lawrence; factory, 1229 9th. BRUNSWICK - BALKE - COLLENDER CO., G. F. Reppy, 1525 15th. BUTCHER JAMES M., rear 1413 and 1415 Lawrence. GUSTAFSON A., 734 16th.
Bar Iron.
COLORADO COAL & IRON CO., W. G. Brown, gen'l agt., 1 and 4 McClin- tock Blk., 1605 Larimer.
Barbers.
Anastasio M., 2426 19th. Babbitt W. M .. 2518 19th. Baker Nelly Mrs., 1907 Holladay. Bellmare Adolph, 912 18th.
W. A. BRUBAKER, Proprietor of the ARAPAHOE STABLES, LIVERY AND BOARDING. Telephone 500. 1818 to 1822 ARAPAHOE STREET.
BINFORD & SPENCER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COAL. 1508 Lawrence. Yards, 16th, cor. Bassett.
REAL ESTATE, GEO. A. BUSHNELL & CO.
Corner 17th.
1662 Arapahoe Street,
REAL ESTATE
1054
CHAS. BURKHARDT.
HENRY H. MILLS.
BURKHARDT & MILLS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BEEF, PORK AND MUTTON Beef and Pork Packers,
1529 and 1531 BLAKE ST.,
P. O. Box 2240.
Telephone 292.
DENVER, COLORADO.
GRAND CENTRAL DINING ROOMS, JOHN DIRKS, Proprietor.
FIRST-CLASS MEALS 25 CENTS.
1617 SEVENTEENTH STREET,
-
DENVER, COLORADO.
HALF BLOCK FROM UNION DEPOT.
Nicely Furnished Rooms in Connection.
We Guarantee our Work from Four to Five Years.
T. B. KEYS, -KING OF LEAKY ROOFS AND NEW WORK OIL, MINERAL AND RUBBER PAINTS FOR LEAKY ROOFS ARE ABSOLUTELY UNRIVALED
Room 16 Tabor Block, 16th Street, cor. Larimer.
It expands and contracts with the metal without cracking or blistering, and is not affected by the heat or cold. We guarantee to stop all leaks on Iron, Tin, Slate and Shingle Roofs. Mr. Keys gives all work his personal supervision, and having 17 years experience in the roofing business he is confident of giving satisfaction.
STOVES,
RANGES, FINE CUTLERY. J Largest Stock in the West.
GEORGE TRITCH HARDWARE CO. 17th & Arapahoe Sts.
BAR
DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BEE 1055
J. M. MOORE'S SONS, WAGON WOOD STOCK, WHEELS. 1539 FIFTEENTH STREET, COR. WAZEE.
Boysen Henry, 1101 Holladay. Braun J., 2107 Larimer. Bremer H. S., 1131 15th. Brickler Zenon, 1847 Blake. Bullenkamp August, 906 16th. Caflisch B. W .. 1020 Larimer. Carberry & Ackerman, 1516 17th. Carlson Charles E., 3746 Market. Clark & Clominzer, 1663 Arapahoe.
Coffman A. B., 1028 15th. Cohen Henry N., St. James Hotel and 15th, se. cor. Holladay. Creutz A., 803 Larimer. Cryder Albert W., 1015 18th av. Culp K., 2341 15th. Curry W. L., American House. .
Dietch Frank, 1224 19th. Engel & Fisher, 1407 17th. Ewing James G., 1627 Larimer. Fallico Salvatore, 1515 17th. Fisher Joseph, 2725 Larimer. FREY WILLIAM H., 1014 17th. Friedberg B., 1319 16th. Fulst Edward, 1337 16th. Gibbons W. S., Windsor Hotel.
Gilson Albert L., 3303 Larimer. Gitchell G. S., Lawrence, ne. cor. 15th. Gordy J., 2010 15th. Graham J. G., Markham Hotel. Green W. H., 1312 19th. Griffel Ernest, 1440 Blake. Hambitzer W. P., 1456 Holladay.
Hamrick William M., 2464 Larimer. Hauser Robert M., 422 16th. Hayes W. H., 1115 17th. Hemer J. H., 628 16th. Herrmann H. C., 1618 Curtis. Hersekorn Ernest, 1811 Arapahoe. Hinkle David D., col'd, 2041 Champa. Hoffman Gus, 1907 Holladay. Holmes J. H., 1429 15th. Hudson W. H., 1449 Holladay. Jackson & Webster, 2562 Pierpont. Jones Mell, 1728 Larimer. Kelsey H. J., 822 15th. Kiemle Adam, 1632 15th. King & Leavitt, 1227 17th. Krebs Charles, 1444 Platte. Kreiser Charles J., 831 Larimer. Larkin Patrick, 1120 16th. Leik P. J., 1542 Larimer. Lino S., 1419 Lawrence. Lotz A., 1358 Larimer. McAvoy James F., 1531 and 1533 Curtis. MacDonald J. G., 2359 15th. Mackey James, 1655 Arapahoe. Mackey William M., 2012 Larimer. Martin James, 17th, nw. cor. Holladay. Matty J. H., 16th, ne. cor. Lawrence. Miller & Matthews, 1313 20th. Mugrage S. G., 1606 17th. Neva John S., 16th, ne. cor. Curtis. Radcliff Henry C., 1906 Larimer. Rhodes S. A., 850 Santa Fe av. Robinson William, 1516 16th. Ruettger Joseph, Glenarm Hotel. Samuels Bros., 1706 Champa.
Simon & Proffitt, 1005 15th.
Stangosky R. C., 968 Santa Fe av. Stemple H. & C. S., 915 16th. St. Marie Joel, 1528 17th. Svenson & Braun, 803 Santa Fe av. Tolliver John, col'd, 1321 19th.
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