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COLORADO.
As the Silver State, she carries the flag. Gold was the magic talisman that lured the prospector of '59 to "Pike's Peak or bust." Silver was little thought of then by the gold hunters on the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains, but to-day Colorado is the richest silver-producing State in the Union. The fabulous wealth of the carbonate inines of Leadville and the fissure veins of the Gunnison and San Juan countries are already famous, and the undeveloped resources of the southern portion of the State are attracting capital and labor from all parts of the country. Geologists say of the San Juan district, that it contains a greater number of true fissure mineral veins, easily traceable on the towering fronts of the mountains, than any other region in the world. This condition of things exists all over a territory one hundred miles long by thirty to forty miles wide. This country is penetrated by the ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILROAD and is fast becoming as easily accessible by rail routes as any portion of like dimensions in the "Empire State." Colorado has already produced over one hundred and ten millions of dollars worth of gold and silver, and the development of her mines has only commenced. While mining is the coming industry in the Centennial State, cattle growing is next in importance and in values represented is second only to the riches locked in the treasury vaults of the Rocky Mountains. Colorado has increased her population 387 per cent. during the last decade-something unprecedented in the history of the rapidly growing West. Seek your fortune in Colorado-the bonanza land of the world. "He that seeketh, findeth ; and to him that knocketh, it shall be opened."-"Tim. 10; 16."
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enterprise, climbed over the mountains at Raton Pass and pushed its way into the very heart of that country, still rich in evidences of the Aztec civili- zation and of Spanish rule. It was of this country that Chief Justice Prince spoke when he said: "I don't think I am over enthusiastic about these matters, and vet I believe New Mexico contains more gold than California and more silver than Colorado." While it is true that Colorado "carries the flag" as the silver producing State, it will appear that Justice Prince has not over stated the case when the mines of New Mexico are as well developed as those of Colorado. But the silver deposits of New Mexico, though wonderful in extent and richness, constitute only a small part of her wealth. Gold, as well as silver, is found all the way from Santa Fe to where the territory corners with Arizona and Chihuahua, while to the west of the mountains lie the wonderful placer regions of the upper Rio Grande and its tributaries, the discovery of which has been pronounced by Professor Silliman the most important since the discovery of gold in Australia. The coal deposits of the territory appear to be inexhaustible, while the quality is the best lignite. New Mexico has other resources of great value. The valley of the Rio Grande, running through the territory from north to south, is altogether the finest fruit growing section between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains. Walled in by the most enchanting mountain scenery, this fertile valley is especially adapted to grape enlture and the wines here produced rival in quality the much vaunted vintage of California and the rich wines of France and Spain. Here, where there is every variety of soil and climate, every variety of agriculture is conducted with surprising success. The Star of Empire, which is said to have been traveling westward for some time, has struck the Santa Fe trail and is now in the sign of New Mexico. The adolescent off-spring of Topeka sires should be encouraged to proceed thitherward.
ARIZONA.
Talk about Italian skies and Mediterranean breezes! Arizona has the finest climate in the world. Along the Atlantic and Pacific, a branch of the ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILROAD, now being constructed west from Albuquerque to the Pacific coast, the elevation is from 3,000 to 6,000 feet above the Ocean, sudden changes of temperature are unknown, the sun shines at least three hundred and fifty days in the year and the nights are always cool. The healthfulness of this climate and its agreeableness will do much to induce immigration, but its natural resources will do more. Like New Mexico, its mountains are full of gold and silver, and, as in New Mexico, the miner may pursue his search for the buried treasure all the year round, uninterrupted by the snows that make mining imprac- ticable more than half the year in the more northern mining districts. As New Mexico advances to claim her place among the richest States of the Union, Arizona will keep even pace, basing her claims upon the posses- sion of like resources and like advantages for the preservation of health and the accumulation of wealth. The sun sets beyond the hills of Arizona, but not more gloriously golden are his last rays than the prospects for this great treasure house of nature. Arizona wants workers with small capital and big ambition. The only way you can get there is over the ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE.
CALIFORNIA.
"The Sunset Land" lies at the other end of the great Trans-Conti- nental route, and, with the immeasurably increased and improved trans- portation facilities afforded by the advent of the ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE, offers greater inducements and a more tempting prospect to the tillers of her soil and to those who labor to develop her mineral resources. The goal of the Argonauts of '49 is no less a bonanza land now than then, .. but, on the other hand, a more inviting field for labor, capital and enter- prise than ever before.
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W. F. WHITE, General Passenger and Ticket Agent. TOPEKA, KANSAS.
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Lord, J. A., Laborer, res. 20 Harrison street.
Lord, J. G., carpenter, res. 20 Harrison st.
Lord, Tom., (col'd), livery stable chamber maid, res. 482 Lin- coln street.
Losch, W., prop'r Topeka Mineral Water Co., res. 171 Harri- son street.
Louge, Mrs. M., dressmaker, res. 41 Kansas avenue.
Loughrey, Mrs. R. (widow), res. 184 Sixth avenue east.
Louis, H. A., mfr. fire engine aparatus, 264 Kansas ave., res. 135 Tyler street.
Louther, Wm., engineer, bds. 108 Washington avenue. Love, Alexander, plasterer, bds. Central Hotel.
Love, Charles R., painter, res. 99 Harrison street.
Love, John, (col'd), mason, res. 19 Madison street north.
Love, J. B., (Thompson & Love), res. 58 Sixth ave. east. Love, Wm., (col'd), cook, res. 19 Madison street north.
Lovecin, John, cigar maker, res. 22 Harrison street. Lovejoy, Henry C., blank book ruler, res. 150 Tyler street. Loveland, A. J., miller, res. 62 Jackson street. Loveland, H. D., clerk, res. 71 Quincy street. Lovell, Mrs. E., teacher, res. 385 Harrison street. Lovell, H. C., stock dealer, res. 385 Harrison street. Lovell, S. R., teacher, res. 385 Harrison street. Lovewell, J. T., Ph.D., Prof. Washburn College, res. saine. Lowdell, Chas., clerk, bds. 271 Kansas avenue. Lowe, Allan, -, res. 265 Adams street.
Lowe, Miss A., dressmaker, res. 115 Tyler street. Lowe, Leslie, clerk, res. 197 Kansas avenue.
Lowenstein, M., saloon and billiard hall, 82 Kansas ave., N. T., res. same.
Lowenthal Bros., (A. F. and L. M. Lowenthal), 178 Kans. ave. Lowenthal, A. F., (Lowenthal Bros.), res. 225 Topeka avenue. Lowenthal, L. M., (Lowenthal Bros.), res. 225 Topeka avenue. Lowman, Isaac, clerk, res. 229 Van Buren street. Lucas, John, livery stable 89 Railroad st., N. T., res. same. Luce, R. A., teamster, res. - Sixth avenue west.
Luckey, J. M., foreman machinist, res. 57 Harrison street. Luedke, F., druggist, res. 95 Kansas avenue. Luffing, Thure, tinner, res. 217 Madison street.
Lukens, J. A., laborer, res. Central ave., near Kas. ave., N. T.
Lukens, R. P., insurance agent, res. 228 Polk street. Lull, Mrs. A. L., (widow), res. 6 Sixth avenue east. Lutheran Church, (German), Rev. -, pastor, cor. Second and Van Buren streets.
Luthern Church, (Swedish), Rev. -, pastor, Tyler st., bet. Second and Third streets.
Lux, N., machinist, bds. 205 Sixth avenue east.
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Lyberry, Chas., blacksmith, bds. Topeka House.
Lyddan, John, contractor, res. 465 Polk street.
Lyddan, Michael, gov't inspector custom house building, res. 342 Jackson street.
Lyddan, Oliver, brickmason, res. 342 Jackson street.
Lyman, Geo., fireman A. T. & S. F. R. R., res. 265 Sixth ave. e. Lyman, J. II., musical instruments, dairy goods and sewing machines, 263 Kansas ave., res. 349 Jackson st.
Lynch, Jasper N., carpenter, res. 418 Eighth avenue cast.
Lyon, Thos. S., capitalist, res. 375 Harrison street.
Lyons, Andy, (col'd), mason, res. 111 Polk street.
Lyons, Mrs. N., (widow), res. 30 Quincy street.
Lyons, Thos., (col'd), laborer, res. 508 Van Buren street.
Lyttle, M. M., (Huffman & Lyttle), res. 263 Sixth ave. west.
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McAfce, H. W., , res. 3 miles west of city on Sixth ave. MeAfce, J. B., Sec'y Kansas Wagon Co., res. 3 miles west of city on Sixth avenue.
McAfee, James, (col'd), laborer, res. cor. Curtis st. and Topeka avenue, N. T.
McArthur, -, res. 231 Van Buren street.
McArthur, B., hides, wool, etc., 309 Kansas avenue, res. 229 Van Buren street.
McAvoy, Pat., bricklayer, res. 20 Eighth avenue west.
MeBee, John, hackman, res. 66 Kansas avenue.
McBratney, W. C., undertaker, 114 Kas. ave., N. T., res. same. McBride, Sam'l, laborer, res. 378 Sixth avenue cast.
McCabe, -, clerk Geo. W. Wood, bds. 166 Harrison street. McCabe, A. B., dep'ty clerk Dist. Court, res. 278 Buchanan st. MeCabe, Rev. F. S., pastor First Presbyterian Church, res. 273 Topeka avenue.
McCabe, Rob't C., clerk, res. 273 Topeka avenue.
McCafferty, J., cigars, tobacco and saloon, 109 Jefferson street, fronting Fourth street, res. same.
McCafferty, Mrs. M. A., (widow), prop'rss Madison House, res. same.
McCall, J., mason, res. Laurent street, near Jackson st., N. T. McCall, J. A., deputy sheriff Shawnee county, res. cor. Second and Van Buren streets.
McCollister, S. W., clerk, res. 218 Jefferson street.
McCambridge, Pat., brakeman, res. 193 Locust street.
McCarter, Benj., driver steamer city fire department, res. 135 Eighth avenue east.
McCarter, Reed, fireman, rooms fire dep't, res. 202 Tyler st. McCarty, Mrs. Rhoda, res. 93 Van Buren street.
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McCaslin, A. F., farmer, res. 381 Monroe street.
MeCay, A. M., -, res. 23 Sixth avenue west.
MeCay, Chas., -- , res. 198 Tyler street.
MeClellan, M., machinist, res. 102 Quincy street.
MeCleod, J. E., clerk, res. 218 Jefferson street.
McClintock, Dr. J. C., Sr., physician and surgeon, 104 Kansas avenue, res. same.
MeClintock, Dr. J. C., Jr., physician and surgeon, res. 109 Tyler street.
MeClintock, L. B., insurance agent, 121 Kansas are., res. 267 Western avenue.
MeClintock, O. N., commercial traveler, res. 108 Kansas ave. MeClure & Fuller, (J. W. McClureand John F. Fuller;, abstrac- tors of titles, 121 Kansas avenue.
McClure, Alex., (col'd), laborer, res. 411 Quiney street.
McClure, J. S., clerk, res. 9 Hancock street.
MeClure, J. W., (McClure & Fuller), res. 73 Kansas avenue.
McClure, W. H., carpenter, res. 232 Jackson street.
McColgan, F. M., engineer, res. 51 Hancock street.
McCollin, H. W., brakeman, bds. Santa Fe House. McCollister, John, printer, res. 226 Jackson street.
MeCollister, Miss M., 108 Quincy street, fronting Fourth st.
MeCollum, C. B., day clerk Fifth Ave. Ho el, res. 172 Quincy st. McCollum, F. D., book-keeper, res. 230 Topeka avenue.
McCollom, Mrs. M. E., (widow), boarding house, 96 Madison street, res. same.
McConnell, Frank, cook Fifth Avenue Hotel, res. same. McCoy & Arnold, (II. F. McCoy and E. D. Arnold , prop'rs Kansas Medical and Surgical Institute, 187 Kansas ave. McCoy, A. G., brakeman, res. 203 Branner street. McCoy, Edward, carpenter, res. 43 Quincy street.
McCoy, Dr. H. F., (McCoy and Arnold), res. 187 Kansas ave. McCoy, J. P., stock dealer, res. 470 Topeka avenue.
McCoy, Thomas, iron moulder, res. 62 Adams street. McCune & Co., (J. D. MeCune and >>, gen'l insurance agents, 201 Kansas avenue. See card.
McCune, J. D., (J. D. MeCune & Co.), res. 33 Sixth ave. east. McDonald, Geo., stonemason, res. 376 Sixth avenue cast.
McDonald, G. R., stonemason, res. 278 Jefferson street.
McDonald, Mrs. Wm., (widow), boarding house, 108 Monroe street, res. samc.
McElroy, Chas., engineer, res. 31 Hancock street.
McElvain, Mrs. C. M., (widow), res. 400 Kansas avenue. McElwain, Mrs. M., (widow), res. 239 Van Buren street. McFadden, S. S., Ass't Auditor State, res. 339 Harrison street. McFarland, J. D., (Jones & McFarland, city att'y, 180 Kan. avenue, res. 369 Tyler street.
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McFarland, JJ. M., chief clerk office State Agricult'l Society, res. 384 Topeka avenue.
McFarland, J. W., carpenter, res. 333 Kansas avenue.
MeGaffey, Samuel, laborer, res. 197 Lake street.
MeGaw, John, machinist, res. 28 Adams street.
McGee, II. W., plasterer, res. 232 Jackson street.
McGee, Tom., (col'), plasterer, res. 419 Lane street.
MeGiffin, B. F., contractor and builder, 69 Sixth avenue east, res. 163 Polk street.
McGlade, Mrs. Sallie, hairdresser, 218 Kansas avenue, res. cor. Sixth avenue and Buchanan street.
McGlathery, T. K., farmer, res. s. w. cor. Harrison and Hun- toon streets.
McGlathery, T. P., res. s. w. cor. Harrison and Huntoon sts. MeGowan, J. C., laborer, res. 123 Jefferson street.
McCowan, John, machinist, res. 72 Quincy st., near Fourth st. MeGowan, Scott, machinist, res. 72 Quincy street.
*McGrath, Miss Lizzie, res. 144 Polk street.
McGrath, Mrs. N. J., res. Crane st., bet. Jeff. and Adams sts. McGrath, Thomas, carpenter, res. 274 Quincy st.
McGregor & Sailor, ( D. C. McGregor. L. W. Sailor), grocers, etc. 287 Kansas avenue.
McGregor, A., book-keeper, res. 367 Monroe street.
McGregor, D. C., (McGregor & Sailor), bds. 300 Jackson st.
McGrew, E. C., painter, res. 291 Topeka avenue, N. T.
McGrew, J. T., (Kistler & McGrew), res. 99 Quincy st., N. T. McGuire, B. F., wiper, res. 161 Chandler street. McGuire, James, stonemason, res. 107 Monroe street.
McGuire, James P., mason, res. 109 Lake street. McGuire, W. F., clerk, res. 195 Monroe street. MeKay, Charles, mason, bds. Topeka House. MeKay, D., (col'd), laborer, res Tyler street, N. T.
Mckay, George, miner, res. 153 Topeka avenue. Mckay, Jasper, miner, res. 153 Topeka avenue.
MeKay, Marion, sewing, etc., res. 153 Topeka avenue.
MeKay, S. S., res. 153 Topeka avenue.
Mckay, William, fish market, restaurant and saloon, 245 Kansas avenue, res. same. See card.
McKee, F. M., carpenter, res. 225 Harrison st., N. T. McKenly, II. C., clerk, res. 391 Van Buren street, N. T. McKenna, James, moulder, res. 183 Tenth avenue east.
Mckenzie, Peter, boilermaker, boarding house, 42 and 44 Washington avenue.
Mckeon, James J., stonecutter, res. 146 Monroe street. McKey, J. B., painter, res. 166 Clay street.
Mckinley, F. R., grocer, cor. King and Clay streets, res. 404 Clay street.
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MeKinney & Jamison, physicians, 166 First avenue cast. Mckinney, -, physician, res. 166 First avenue eact.
MeKinney, Augustus. clerk, res. 157 Kansas avenue.
MeKinney, Frank C., laborer, res. 244 Thornton street.
Mckinney, G. W., physician, res. 524 Quincy street.
Mckinney, John, laborer, res. 148 Chandler street.
Mckinney, Rev. M. M., pastor M. E. church, res. 524 Quincy st.
MeLain, J. S., clerk, res. 46 Sixth avenue east.
McLallin, S., carpenter, res. Santa Fe House.
McLaughlan & Co., (E. A. MeLaughlan, G. L. Howe), boots and Shoes, 207 Kansas avenue.
MeLaughlan, E. A., (McLaughlan & Co.), res. 95 Monroe st. Mclaughlin, J. A., sporting goods, 231 Kansas avenue, res. 114 Tenth avenue cast. See card.
MeLaughlin, G., carpenter, res. 9 Central avenue, N. T.
Mclaughlin, J., teamster, res. 480 Lane street.
MeLaughlin, J. G., printer, res. 114 Tenth avenue east.
MeLaughlin, W. F., blacksmith, res. 41 Monroe street.
McMahon, Jackson, plasterer, res. 24 Hancock street.
McMaster, R. B., merchant, res. 99 Jackson street, N. T.
McMillan, Geo. H., (Hardt & McMillan), res. 50 Harrison st. McMillan, Mrs. R. A., dressmaker, 108 Kan. ave., res. same. McMonigle, Wm., laborer, res. 13 Washington avenue.
McMullen, John, carpenter, res. 95 Lake street.
McMurtrie, B., train dispatcher A. T. & S. F. R. R., res. 95 Adams street.
McMurtric, Rob't, stockman, res. 300 Quincy street.
MeNara, Charles, laborer, res, 85 Jefferson street.
McNara, Mrs. Mary J., (widow), washerwoman, res. 85 Jef- ferson street.
McNarey, J. C., Blacksmith, bds. Central Hotel,
McNeal, Henry, stonemason, res. 89 Tenth avenue east.
McNeal, Joseph, stonemason, res. 89 Tenth. avenue east.
McNeal, Wm., res. 89 Tenth avenue east.
McNeely, J. V., clerk, res. 61 Adams street.
McNutt, Daniel, engineer, res. Santa Fe House.
McPherson, -, (col'd), res. 467 Monroe street.
McReynolds, Mrs. E. R., (widow), dressmaker, res. 93 Quincy street, North Topeka.
McVay, Eugene, (col'd), waiter, res. 241 Kansas avenue.
McVeigh, Henry, miner, res. 162 Jefferson street.
Mc Vicar, Rev. Peter, M. A. D. D., Pres. Washburn College, res. same.
Mc Williams, Mrs. - , boarding house keeper, res. 35 Jeffer- son street north.
Mc Williams, Charles, machinist, res. 35 Jefferson st. north.
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Macauley, O. IL., dry goods, etc., 81 Kan. ave., N. T., res. same. Macdonald, Duncan, clerk, res. 133 Quincy street.
Macdonald, S. D., journalist, res. 138 Quincy street.
Mace, Fred., compositor, res. 298 Kansas avenue.
Mace, Prof. James F., mineralogist, res. 102 Kansas ave.
Madden, Daniel, engineer, res. 453 Harrison street.
Madden, George, fireman, res. 137 Jefferson street.
Madden, John, painter, res. 63 Jefferson street.
Madison, E., dairyman, res. 347 Jefferson street.
Madison House, (Mrs. M. A. McCafferty, prop'r), 106 Madi- son street.
Madison, M., clerk, res. 47 Jackson street.
Maddix, G. W., car builder, res. 246 Crane street.
Magann, James, coach builder, res. 90 Hancock street.
Magnassen, Charles, laborer, bds. 182 Crane street.
Maher, M., laborer, res. 55 Monroe street.
Mahone, Sam'l, salesman, res. 286 Quincy street.
Main, Frank R., clerk, rooms 149 Kansas avenue.
Malernee, Win., blacksmith, 45 Fifth st. east. res. 27 Van Bu- ren street.
Mall, Benj., (col'd), shoemaker, 244 Kansas avenue, res. same. Mallow, Mrs. C., (widow), res. 32 Eighth ave. cast.
Malley, James, laborer, bds. Adams House, N. T.
Malone, Sam'l, clerk, bds. 282 Quincy street.
Manchester, Geo. O., Ass't Gen. Manager, A. T. & S. F. R. R., res. 345 Quiney street.
Manchester, Phil., clerk., res, 345 Quincy st.
Maness, G. S., laborer, res. 115 Locust street.
Mangan, John, boilermaker, res. 164 Jefferson street.
Manise, Louis, laborer, res. 103 Walnut street.
Manker, L., grocer, res. 67 Jefferson street.
Manley, J. S. carpenter, res. 81 Monroe street.
Mann, Jacob, wood cutter, res. 10 Topeka avenue.
Manspeaker, Frank, clerk Crawford House, bds. same.
Manspeaker, W. W., grocer, 227 Kansas avenue, res. 201 Har- rison street.
Manspeaker, Wm. W., -, res. 60 Eighth avenue east.
Mards, Wm., printer, res. 385 Polk street.
Mariner, Geo. W., carpenter, res. 63 Harrison street.
Marion, Thos., cook, res. 172 First avenue east.
Markham, I. N., blacksmith, 69 Kansas avenue, res. cor. Lau- rent and Harrison sts., N. T.
Marklove, Mrs. - , (Nonamaker & Marklove), res.
Marks, Ann, (widow), res. 90 Quincy street.
Marks, J. L., carpenter, res. 141 Tyler street.
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Masonic Hall, 217 Kansas avenue.
Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall, (col'd), 180 Kansas avenue. Matheny, Louis, (col'd), laborer, res. 425 Monroe street. Mather, Ben., (col'd), laborer, res. 335 Jefferson street.
Matson, Rev. Albert, Prof. voice culture and harmony, 136 Kansas ave., res. 505 Monroe street.
Matthews, Mrs. E., (widow), res. 243 Kansas avenue.
Matthews, Henry, brakeman, res. 64 Madison street.
Matthews, M., carpenter, res. 361 Jefferson street. Matthews, Moses T., attorney, 169 Kas. ave., res. North To'ka. Mattoon, -, carpenter, res. 473 Van Buren street.
Mawhinney, F., coal agent, 246 Kas. ave., res. 266 Jefferson st. Maxsin, H., carpenter, res. 206 Crane street.
Maxton, Alex., stone cutter, res. 72 Quincy street.
Maxwell, Jennie, teacher Lincoln school, res. 218 Jefferson st. Maxwell, John, clerk, bds. Crawford House.
Maxwell, Leslie Q., (Lockard & Maxwell), attorney at law, res. 156 Monroe street.
May, J. J., stone cutter, res. 246 Jackson street, N. T.
May, S. U., blacksmith, res. 90 Monroe street.
May, T. M., blacksmith and shoeing shop 340 Kansas avenue, res. same.
Mayer, Conrad, barber shop, 167 Kansas ave., res. 117 Polk st.
Maynard, Chas. H., clerk, rooms 121 Kansas avenue.
Mayne, John, carpenter, res. 125 Locust street.
Mayor's Office, (J. C. Wilson, mayor), 217 Kansas avenue. Maze, Frank, laborer, res. 466 Clay street.
Maze, John C., butcher, res. 46 Jefferson street.
Meade, J. M., civil engineer, res. 80 Tyler street.
Meade, N. B., clerk, res. 80 Tyler street ..
Mears, J. N., laborer, res. 402 Kansas avenue.
Mears, J. M., salesman, bds. Santa Fe House.
Mefford, R. J., attorney at law, res. s. e. cor. Eleventh and Van Buren streets.
Megaffin, John, tinner, res. 9 State street.
Mier, D., laborer, res. 108 Chandler street.
Melot, A. M., restaurant 74 Kansas avenue, N. T., res. same.
Melville, Wm., blacksmith, res. - Monroe street.
Melvin, James, machinist, res. - Jefferson street.
Menister, Mrs. Edith, (widow), res. 287 Harrison street.
Mennard, N., carpenter, res. 155 Filmore street.
Menter, -, draughtsman, res. 6 Sixth avenue east.
Meredith, B., grocer, cor. Tyler and Railroad sts., res. - Tyler street, North Topeka.
Merrill, George, real estate and loan ag't, 220 Kansas avenue, res. 3 miles s. e. of city.
Merritt, David, (col'd), laborer, res. 287 Topeka avenue.
JOHN MARTIN.
JOHN MILEHAM.
MARTIN & MILEHAM, AMORNEYS AT LAW, 169 KANSAS AVENUE, TOPEKA, KANSAS.
FRANK COLPETZER, Omaha, Neb.
ROBERT PIERCE, Topeka, Kan.
M. T. GREENE, Chicago, Il.
CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY,
DEALERS IN
*LUMBER
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lime, Cement, Paints, Etc.,
N. W. Cor. Third and Jackson Sts. TOPEKA, KANSAS.
JOHN A. LEE.
DEALER IN
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS. PRODUCE. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, FRUIT, FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS, ETC., 209 KANSAS AVENUE, TOPEKA, KAN,
PURE DRUGS. FINE CIGARS.
BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS. ARTIST'S MATERIALS. PAINTS AND CILS.
SWIFT & HOLLIDAY,
DRUGGISTS
169 Kansas Ave., and Luken's Opera House, North Topeka,
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