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Marks, L. B., clerk, res. 141 Tyler street.
Marks, Oliver F., clerk, res. 617 Monroe street, N. T.
Marmont, Mrs. E., millinery, 108 Kansas ave., res. 98 Fourth street cast.
Marmont, J. E., coach painter, res. 98 Fourth street cast.
Maroney, Edward, (Hughes, Maroney & Irwin,) res. Walnut Grove, south of city limits.
Marsh, C. A., fireman, res. 218 Hancock street.
Marsh, C. W., painter, res. 508 Kansas avenue.
Marsh, Harden, expressman, res. 128 Locust street.
Marsh, John, laborer, res. 19 Lime street.
Marsh, Joseph, laborer, bds. 19 Lime street.
Marsh, Mary II., (widow,) res. 112 Seventh street east.
Marsh, W. P., mechanic, bds. 184 Sixth avenue east.
Marshall, Benjamin, laborer, res. 435 Monroe street, rear.
Marshall, HI. M., conductor, res. 62 Adams street.
Marshall, John B., contractor and builder, leader Marshall's
Military Band, &c., res. 409 Van Buren street, N. T.
Marshall, M. J., groceries, grass seeds, &c., 110 Seventh street east, res. 218 Madison street. (See eard.)
Marshall, Robert, laborer, res. 86 Klein street.
Marshall, White, laborer, res. 23 Jefferson street.
Marshall, William, speculator, res. 177 Harrison street. Marsteller, Robert, painter, bds. 83 Madison street.
Mortiemo, William, laborer, res. 21 Van Buren street.
Martin, F. H. & Co., (A. C. Klingaman,) city circulators Daily Commonwealth, 241 Kansas avenue.
Martin, R. E. & Co., (J. W. Martin,) commercial printers, 265 Kansas avenue.
Martin, Mrs. A. P., (widow,) res. 479 Quiney street.
Martin, Clark, gardener, res. 210 First avenue east.
Martin, E., stone mason, bds. 351 Kansas avenue.
Martin, Edgar, physician, res. 361 Polk street.
Martin, Frank, laborer, res. 413 B street west, N. T.
Martin,.F. II., city circulator Commonwealth, res. 154 Harrison street.
Martin, F. M., carpenter, res. 247 Kansas avenue.
Martin, G. W., laborer, res. 233 Lawrence street.
Martin, Henry, carpenter, res. 133 Jefferson street.
Martin, Homer D., bookkeeper Bartholomew & Co., res. 350 Jackson street.
Martin, John, attorney at law, 169 Kansas avenue, res. cor. Eighth avenue and Harrison street.
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CHIVERS' TOPEKA STEAM DYE WORKS. ESTABLISHED OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY.
WATSON & THRAPP
handle RANCH LANDS, from 40 acres up to 100,000 acres.
236 RADGES' TOPEKA DIRECTORY.
Martin, H. T., (Leonard & Martin,) res. 40 Sixth avenue cast. Martin, John, blacksmith, res. 103 Locust street.
Martin, John A., Governor State of Kansas, bds. The Copeland, res. Atchison Kansas.
Martin, J. W., (R. E. Martin & Co.,) res. 350 JJackson street.
Martin, Jonathan, res. 190 Sixth avenue cast.
Martin, Jonathan, prop'r. Chicago House, res. 197 First ave. e. Martin, Joshua D., book agent, res. 350 Jackson street.
Martin, Joshua S., bookkeeper Topeka Mill and Elevator C'o., bds. Gordon House.
Martin, L. B., carriage manufacturer, res. 139 Polk street.
Martin, Robert, laborer, res. 418 Fillmore street, rear.
Martin, R. E., (R. E. Martin & Co.,) res. 350 Jackson street.
Martin, Robert E., printer, res. 79 Sixth avenue west.
Martin, R. G., insurance agent, 175 Kansas avenue, res. 79 Sixth avenue west.
Martin, S. E., physician and surgeon, 110 Sixth avenue east, res. 136 Topeka avenue.
Martin, Valentine, bridge builder, bds. 111 Madison street.
Martin, W. C., capitalist, res. 136 Tyler street.
Martin, W. L., carpenter, res. 131 Chandler street.
Martin, W. R., clerk, res. 305 Topeka avenue.
Martin, W. R., laborer, bds. 193 Eighth avenue cast.
Martindale, Rev. C., res. 715 Harrison street, N. T.
Martindale, G. E., clerk, res. 345 Tyler street.
Martindale, Mrs. M. HI., artist, res. and studio 715 Harrison street, N. T.
Martindale, T. J., clerk, res. 23 Eighth avenue west.
Martindale, S. J., (widow,) res. 374 Tyler street.
Martineau, Procule, stone and brick contractor, res. 139 Jeffer- son street.
Maschensky, Julius, tailor, 163 Kansas avenue, res. same.
Mason, -, blacksmith, res. cor. Kansas ave. and I st. east. Mason, Edward, engineer, bds. 83 Madison street.
Mason, Ephraim, laborer, res. 520 Kansas avenue.
Mason, G. W., laborer, res. 71 Quiney street. Mason, James, barber, res. 76 Madison street.
Mason, Joseph, blacksmith, res. 313 D street west.
Mason, Joseph, laborer, res. 24 Hancock street.
Mason, J. D., first ass't engineer T. S. & W. R. R., Office Block, Fifth street, res 23 Sixth avenue west.
Mason, J. W., carpenter, res. 95 JJefferson street.
Mason, Rankine, attorney at law, 179 Kansas ave., res same. Mason, Samuel, laborer, res. 498 Quincy street.
Mason, T. S., clerk, res. 272 Buchanan street.
Mason, W., loan broker, 155 Kansas ave., res. 127 Madison st. Massey, Arthur, (Murphy & Massey,) res. 102 Jackson street. Massey, S. W., laborer, res. 96 Lake street.
LAKESIDE PIANOS at CALEB CHIVERS,
123 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kansas.
If you want to know anything about Real Estate, call on
WATSON & THRAPP,
N. E. Cor. Sixth and Kansas Avenues.
RADGES' TOPEKA DIRECTORY. 237
Massie, T. A., mechanic, res. 199 Branner street.
Matheny, D. A., laborer, bds. 331 Sixth avenue cast.
Matheny, J. M., Justice of the Peace, 185 Kansas avenue, res. 315 Sixth avenue east.
Mather, Calvin, stone mason, res. 193 Monroe street.
Mathers, John, foreman oil mill, bds. 4 Crane street.
Mather, W. W., carpenter, bds. 111 Madison street.
Mathes, Robert, teamster, res. 365 Clay street.
Mathews, Emo, carpenter, bds. 8 Kansas avenue. Mathewson, Geo. 11., clerk, rms. 46 Harrison street.
Mathis, L. T., clerk Windsor Hotel, res. same.
Matley, Edward, bell boy Windsor Hotel.
Matthews, Elijah T., res. 513 Jackson street, N. T.
Matthews, Melson L., clerk, res. 510 Jackson street, N. T.
Matthews, Calvin M., carpenter, res. 1102 Van Buren st. N. T. Matthews, C. S., groceries, queensware, &e., 420 Kansas ave- me, N. T., res. 638 Jackson street, N. T.
Matthews, Harry, laborer, res. 259 Sixth avenue cast.
Matthews, 11. C., conductor, res. 342 Monroe street.
Matthews, L. T., insurance agent, 165 Kansas avenue, bds. 130 Sixth avenue west.
Matthews, M. B., carpenter, res. 91 Locust street.
Matthews, R. P., clerk, bds. Dutton House.
Mattoon, Eleazer, carpenter, res. 79 Tenth avenue east.
Maxwell, Leslie & Co., (Charles II. Burge,) real estate, loan and insurance agents, 211 Kansas avenue. (See card.)
Maxwell Packing House, (W. D. Maxwell, prop.,) 62 Quincy street north.
Maxwell, L. E., (Jones & Maxwell,) res. 509 Topeka ave., N. T. Maxwell, Leslie, (Leslie Maxwell & Co.,) res. 227 Western ave. Maxwell, W. D., (Maxwell Packing House,) res. 50 Quincy st. n. Mawhinnie, Frank, capitalist, boards 266 Jefferson street.
May, 11. A., brakeman, res. 230 Chandler street.
May, Johnson, plasterer, res. 236 Taylor street.
Maydwell, C. L., stenographer, res. 243 Buchanan street.
Maydwell, L. R., material agent A. T. & S. F. R. R., res. 243 Buchanan street.
Maver, Conrad, bakery and confectionery, 124 Kansas avenue, res. 151 Polk street.
Mayer, Conrad, barber shop and bath rooms, 181 Kansas ave., res. 151 Polk street.
Mayer, C. E., lithographer, res. 435 Polk street.
Maver, George, baker, rooms 141 Tyler street.
Mayer, Henry, barber, res. 151 Polk street.
Mayers, Charles, butcher, boards 271 Quincy street.
Mayett, Frank, switchman, boards 115 Madison street.
Mayfield, Mrs. M., (widow,) res. 438 Buchanan street.
Mayhall, George W., laborer, res. 506 Topeka avenue, N. T.
THE AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINE AT CALEB CHIVERS, 123 Kansas Ave.
WATSON & THRAPP
SELL STEAMSHIP TICKETS to and from Europe.
238 RADGES' TOPEKA DIRECTORY.
Mayo, T. B., capitalist, res. 273 Monroe street.
Mayweather, Alfred, laborer, res. 735 Jefferson street, N. T. Mayweather, Pompey, laborer, res. 76 Jackson street.
Mayweather, Washington, laborer, res. 111 Polk street.
Maze, Elliott, clerk, res. cor. E st. west and Fillmore street. Maze, Frank, blacksmith, res. 382 Sixth avenue cast.
Maze, J. T., laborer, res. 48 Adams street.
Meade, JJohn M., resident engineer A. T. & S. F. R. R., res. 80 Tyler street.
Means, Wilson, laborer, boards 144 Sixth avenue west.
Meaux, James, stone mason, res. 400 Buchanan street.
Meaux, M. D., stone mason, res. 400 Buchanan street. Mecham, James, carpenter, res. 902 Tyler street, N. T. Meens, George, grocer, res. 155 Tenth avenne west.
Mefford, R. J., res. 50 Eighth avenue cast.
Melhado, Alfred, physician, 42 Monroe street, res. same.
Melhado, HI., drug store, 46 Monroe street, res. 42 Monroe st. Melville, Richard, machinist, bds. 19 Madison street.
Menard, Napoleon, carpenter, res. 155 Fillmore street. Mennis, W. W., carpenter, res. 104 Fourth street west.
Mentor, George, laborer, bds. 494 Monroe street. Menturn, J. F., clerk, res. 74 Sixth avenue cast.
Mercer, Jefferson, porter, res. 500 Quincy street.
Mercer, Mrs. M. J., millinery, 46 Sixth avenne west, res. same. Merchants' Police, James Harlan manager, 188 Kansas avenue. Merchants' Transfer Co., L. G. Sain & Son prop'rs, 245 Kansas avenue.
Mergan, J. W., carpenter, res. 90 Hancock street.
Merker, Hanley, miller, res. 1022 Van Buren street, N. T.
Merriam, M. C., printer, res. 215 Fillmore street.
Merrick, Bert, clerk, res. 38 Taylor street.
Merrick, L. B., stone mason, res. 38 Taylor street.
Merricks, C. K., canvasser city directory, bds. 152 Fourth st. Merricks, C. O., sup't. mail carriers, res. 152 Fourth street east. Merrill, George, attorney at law, res. 82 Sixth avenue west.
Merrill, H. C., engineer, rooms 206 Adams street.
Merritt, Frank, surveyor, rooms 65 Sixth avenue east.
Merritt, Geo., night train despatcher, rms. 45 Western avenue. Merritt, Mrs. Lydia, (widow,) dressmaker; res. 85 Second st. c. Merritt, Peter, carpenter, res. 751 Kansas avenue, N. T.
Merritt, S. W., prop. Union Hotel, 126 B st. west, res. same. Merry, James, farmer, res. 40 Branner street.
Mervine, D. T., stenographer, res. 203 Jefferson street.
Mespelt, John, sheet iron worker, res. 233 Lake street.
Metcalf, Mrs. E. C., millinery, &c., 239 Kansas avenue, res. 267 Monroe street.
Metsker, D. C., attorney at law, 288 Kansas avenue, res. same. Mettler, G. A., painter, res. 33 Sixth avenue west.
VESTS CLEANED, 50 Cents each, at CHIVERS, 123 Kansas Ave.
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THE
SANTA FÉ
ROUTE.
PRINTED BY DARLING & JOHNSTON, TOPEKA.
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THE SANTA FE ROUTE.
AT has for some time been known to a few of the best informed persons in this F community, ( who also probably hold passes,) that a line known as the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad has been incorporated by, and is now doing business under the laws of Kansas,-at three cents per mile. What follows is intended to give the whole thing away indiscriminately.
You may be aware of the fact that the climate of this immediate patch of the Moral Vineyard is a unique combination of Labrador and Brazil. This fact has not been directly alluded to in any of the issues of the real estate Tri- Yearlys, or dwelt upon at length in the Agricultural Reports; nevertheless the imitation of the before-mentioned balmy regions, six months of the year for each, is very close.
It must also be regarded as indisputable, that our native or acquired air, the ozone of our voting precincts, is by spells absolutely pestiferous. It is true of every place on earth so far as heard from, and is something that even the increased revenues derived from prohibition, and the moral tone of the back alleys, have nothing to do with. It was not formerly so much so, but the climate has changed, and we, as we grow in products, population and grace, are obliged to submit to things that formerly we did not have, and wanted very badly.
You share in the common belief, prevalent also in the extensive field of our own imagination, and which thus far you have not said much about, that this beautiful book published for the purpose of booming the town, and to be given away by Sam. Radges as a souvenir of his repeated and disinterested labors for the public good, will next year lack some of the venerated names that now adorn its pages,-in fine, that the cholera may light down, and you may wish to light out. The idea, for the sake of brevity and clearness, is ex- pressed in the vernacular. In such a case, you are going to wish to go some- where very badly.
It was in view of this contingency, now about to arise, that the SANTA FÉ ROUTE was constructed, and for this have various deals, contracts, pur- chases, pools, and other monopolistic diablerie too tedious to catalogue here, been lately plotted and consummated, whereby the line mentioned, in connec- tion with the Atlantic and Pacific and the Southern Pacific, has become the GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE to Los Angeles, all the coast cities of Southern California, and San Francisco. The charms of these places constitute the sub- ject of a great part of the current conversation of the more cultured portion of mankind. This is a good country for pigs and mules, quadruped or other- wise, during the sap-rising season. That,-that is the home of humanity; the land of leisure and luck; the abiding place of prosperous desuetude. If in any given case you don't like your boarding house, you can move to
another one hundred and fifty yards up the hill, and be in another zone. The whole range of climates, all of them extra width and natural colors, is com- prised in a journey of fifty miles in any direction. Making the stranger happy and feeding him on bananas and ozone, is the principal industry of the mag- nanimons inhabitants of that blissful region. Disease, including cholera, decapitation (official or otherwise, ) and our peculiar and dangerous malady, . known as doleful dumps, is entirely unknown. Nobody in that favored re- gion has ever yet hypothecated the small circular evidences of a stated amount of collateral, or elevated the phalangeal tips of his pedal extensions toward the racemal portion of the modest Bellis Perennis, except from a congenital predisposition to final dissolution. All good Americans now go to California, -at least once.
Yet there is no compulsion. You need not unless you particularly wish, for about half way over lies Las Vegas Hot Springs. You are probably aware that the finest watering-place hotel on this Continent has lately been erected there. The one that was burned in 1884 is not now alluded to. The sense of opulence, the feeling of flushness, the general hilarity induced by that brilliant performance, induced the Company to immediately begin the erection of another, and, as is not unusual where people permit themselves to indulge in those financial sprees so common with corporations, of a bigger, a better, a finer, a solid stone, and a fire-proof structure. It does not even occupy the same site, but is perched upon the mountain side, where, in a Las Vegas sense, you can see all New Mexico and the glory of it. Yet very conveniently situated in respect to an unlimited quantity of hot water.
We will not make an inadequate attempt to turn ourselves loose on this sub- ject in this limited space. The charms of this renowned spot are, upon request, communicated to a waiting world in pamphlet form. So are most of the cap- tivations of this great unfrozen-in-winter and undusted-in-summer route across the Continent. You run an extreme risk of being both ill and unfashionable if you do not go somewhere during the summer. You must not go East ; that would be but meeting the epidemic half way. As to going West, we have to say, that if the trains of the SANTA FE ROUTE cannot outrun a cholera wave, we propose to quit the business. Coming back we intend to give it the right of way, and dodge it on the elevations. We trust this plan of circum- venting an epidemic, which we have copyrighted, strikes you forcibly.
Besides all the foregoing, there is a maxim that is entirely new in these parts, and which will undoubtedly impress you. It is indeed curious that the mercantile classes have not thought of its use in their business. It is, "Pat- ronize Home Institutions." If this does not catch you where you live, then the study of the classics ought to be abolished by law.
All further information on this subject, sweetly rounded at the close of the interview by some unobtrusive remarks as to the precise amount of collateral required, will be given by the silver-tongued Agent of this corporation at the corner of 6th and Kansas avenues, or by Mr. W. C. N. (no more at present ) Garvey, at the A. T. & S. F. Depot.
The New
Montezuma Hotel,
Las Vegas Hot Springs,
New mexico.
WATSON & THRAPP
SELL MORE LANDS THAN ALL THE OTHER AGENTS IN THE CITY.
RADGES' TOPEKA DIRECTORY. 243
Metz, Mary, waiter, boards Topeka House.
Metzgar, G. M., car repairer, res. 74 Klein street.
Mever & Piekins, real estate, &c., 58 Kansas avenue north.
Meyer, Bernhard, laborer, res. 319 Eighth avenue east.
Michel, J. F., carpenter, res. 69 Buchanan street.
Michel, Rupp, laborer, res. 102 A street east.
Mikesell, S. B., painter, boards 111 Madison street.
Mileham, Elwood A., clerk Postoffice, res. 56 Topeka avenue.
Mileham, Frank J., clerk Postoffice, res. 56 Topeka avenue.
Milcham, John, Postmaster, office Government building, res. 56 Topeka avenue.
Miles, Ennor M., cattle dealer, res. 835 Quincy street, N. T.
Miller, Bradford, capitalist, res. 97 Van Buren street.
Miller, C. A., shoemaker, boards 232 Lawrence street.
Miller, Conrad, laborer, res. 159 Chandler street.
Miller, Charles N., printer, res. 84 Harrison street.
Miller, Ernest, bookkeeper, res. 36 Quiney street.
Miller, E. V., painter, res. 107 Chandler street.
Miller, Fred. N., real estate agent, 200 Kansas avenue, res. 157 Tyler street.
Miller, George, laborer, res. 117 Polk street.
Miller, Harkless, boot and shoemaker, 327 Kansas avenue, res. 400 Quincy street.
Miller, Henry, laborer, res. 471 Tyler street.
Miller, HI. A., restaurant, &c., 99 Adams street, res. same.
Miller, Harry C., laborer, res. 770 Kansas avenue, N. T.
Miller, H. B., laborer, res. 447 Buchanan street.
Miller, H. G., laborer, bds. 232 Lawrence street.
Miller, Ira O., blacksmith, 80 Fifth. st east, res. 81 Quincy st. Miller, JJacob, laborer, res. 420 A street west.
Miller, John, laborer, res. 159 Chandler street.
Miller, John, laborer, res. 102 Lake street.
Miller, Mrs. John, (widow,) res. 205 Adams street.
Miller, Mrs. Julia, (widow,) res. 91 Polk street.
Miller, Rev. John C., pastor Presbyterian Church, N. T., res. 763 Quincy street, N. T.
Miller, J. N., farmer, res. 114 Polk street.
Miller, John N., teamster, res. 909 Kansas avenue, N. T.
Miller, J. M., livery stable, 125 Sixth avenue east, res. 131 Eighth avenue east.
Miller, J. M., clerk, res. 33 Tyler street.
Miller, L., conductor, bds. 121 Madison street.
Miller, Louis, baker, res. 11 Jefferson street.
Miller, Magnus, tinner, res. 127 Fillmore street. Miller, Martin, laborer, res. 159 Chandler street.
Miller, Mark E., teamster, res. 41 Harrison street.
Miller, Neil, veterinary surgeon, res. 95 Sixth avenue west.
Miller, Nick, (Gehre & Miller,) res. 89 Taylor street. 1 C
PANTS CLEANED, 75 Cents, at CHIVERS, 123 Kansas Avenue,
WATSON & THRAPP
Keep their own Teams, and show Prop- erty free of charge.
244 RADGES' TOPEKA DIRECTORY.
Miller, Nicholas, physician, bds. 215 Sixth avenue cast.
Miller, O. B., commercial traveler Page. Norton & Co., res. 303 Western avenue.
Miller, Olof., tinner, res. 127 Taylor street.
Miller, Oscar, shoemaker, 446 Buchanan street, res. same.
Miller, Oscar C., teacher, res. 925 Jackson street, N. T.
Miller, Peter, billiard hall, 196 Kansas avenue, res. 76 Van Buren street.
Miller, R. C., (widow,) res. 84 Harrison street.
Miller, Samuel C., clerk, res. 815 Jackson street, N. T.
Miller, S. R., carpenter, res. 107 Chandler street.
Miller, William, machinist, bds. 45 Branner street.
Miller, William, butcher, bds. 205 Jackson street.
Miller, William, hackman, res. 107 Adams street.
Miller, Waldo, clerk, bds. 179 Topeka avenue.
Millice, David A., res. 29 Topeka avenue.
Millice, George R., res. 59 Jackson street.
Milligan, C. V., (Topeka Lithographing Co.,) res. 106 Fourth street west.
Milligan, John W., retired merchant, res. 344 Tyler street.
Milligan, W. E., (Topeka Lithographing Co.,) res. 106 Fourth street west.
Milliken, Noyes, commercial traveler, res. 120 Monroe street.
Milliken, William, carpenter, res. 357 Madison street.
Milligar, J. H., filer, res. 24 Hancock street north.
Milligar, J. H., jr., farmer, bds. 24 Hancock street north.
Milligar, L. S., carpenter, res. 42 Hancock street north.
Milligar, R. M., laborer, res. 43 Klein street.
Mills, McPherson & Co., (II. 11. Mills, Wm. MePherson & Sons, Howell, Mich., and W. W. Mills,) dry goods, &c., 225 Kansas avenue. (See card.)
Mills, Henry, capitalist, res. 313 Topeka avenue.
Mills, H. H., (Mills, MePherson & Co.,) res. 12 Fifth st. cast. Mills, John, laborer, res. 19 Madison street.
Mills, M. E., clerk W. A. L. Thompson Hardware Co., res. 315 Topeka avenue.
Mills, William, laborer, rooms 13 Monroe street.
Mills, William, miller, boards 4 Crane street.
Mills, W. W., (Mills, MePherson & Co.,) res. 197 Taylor street. Millspaugh & Tomson, (M. L. Millspaugh and Albert Tomson,) real estate and loan agents, Office Block.
Millspaugh, M. L., (Millspaugh & Tomson,) res. 480 Topeka ave. Milton, Samuel, stone mason, res. 443 Monroe street.
Minnus, Mrs. Lela, (widow,) res. 126 Taylor street.
Minear, John, laborer, res. 417 Lincoln street.
Miner, C. F., painter, bds. 118 Monroe street.
Miner, HI. C., physician, &c., 415 Kansas avenue, N. T., res. 113 Kansas avenue, N. T.
CALEB CHIVERS, Agent for the Celebrated 123 Kansas Avenue.
MARSH ELECTRIC LAMP
WATSON & THRAPP'S Foreign Emigration Department is in charge of A. LANGFELDT.
ROBERT MOOD,
( Successor to W. A. L. Thompson, )
PLUMBING
GAS FITTING AND
STEAM HEATING,
77 SIXTH AVENUE EAST,
TOPEKA, - KANSAS.
J. S. MORSE,
BRICK MAKER,
DEALER IN
Coal, Wood, Lime, Sand, Cement, Fire Clay,
FIRE BRICK, SEWER PIPE, DRAIN TILING, ETC.
Ofices, 260 Kansas Ave., § 513 Kansas Ave., North Topeka. Brick Yard, Gordon St., Middaugh's Addition, North Topeka. 245
SPECIAL LOW PRICES AT CHIVERS' STEAM DYE WORKS, with First-Class Work.
WATSON & THRAPP
have Lands for sale in large or small bodies, from $2.50 to $50 per acre.
MILLS, MCPHERSON & CO.,
DEALERS IN
DR OODS,
225 KANSAS AVENUE,
TOPEKA,
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KANSAS.
LESLIE MAXWELL, NOTARY PUBLIC.
CHAS. H. BURGE. LESLIE MAXWELL & CO.,
211 KANSAS AVE., NEAR WINDSOR HOTEL, TOPEKA, - KANSAS.
Real Estate and Loan Agents
Farms, Lands, Ranches, City Properties and Mercantile Stocks for sale and exchange.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS AND MORTGAGE LOANS Negotiated for Capitalists and others.
: We respectfully tender our services to'INVESTORS and others, after more than ten years residence and experience in Topeka.
REFERENCES .- The Banks and older residents of Topeka gen- erally. 2166
SEND FOR PIANO, ORGAN OR SEWING MACHINE CALEB CHIVERS, 123 Kansas Ave., Topeka.
PRICE LISTS
WATSON & THRAPP
handle Improved Farms in Shawnee and adjoining counties.
RADGES' TOPEKA DIRECTORY. 247
Miner, J. M., clerk, res. 230 Jackson street.
Minor, Abraham, laborer, bds. 112 Clay street.
Minor, Fielding, laborer. res. 112 Clay street.
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co., Geo. J. Bayless local manager, 195 Kansas avenue. (See card.) Mitchell & Williams, (S. Mitchell and A. W. Williams,) gro- ceries, &c., 436 Quiney street.
Mitchell, A. J., fireman, res. 182 Second street east.
Mitchell, Frederick, laborer, res. 469 Quincy street.
Mitchell, George J., capitalist, res. 913 Van Buren st., N. T.
Mitchell, H. B., engineer, res. 114 Monroe street.
Mitchell, HI. D., laborer, res. 182 Second street east.
Mitchell, Jas., confectionery, 121} Kansas ave., N. T., res. same. Mitchell, John, scissors grinder, res. 79 Monroe street.
Mitchell, John. fireman, bds. 167 Jefferson street.
Mitchell, John F., bookkeeper, res. 439 Quincy street.
Mitchell, Josiah, laborer, res. 825 Jefferson street, N. T.
Mitchell, Joseph, laborer, res. 825 Jefferson street, N. T.
Mitchell, Livy, laborer, res. 825 Jefferson street, N. T.
Mitchell, M. R., physician, &c., 401 Kansas avenue N. T., res. 533 Topeka avenue, N. T.
Mitchell, Robert, painter, bds. 89 Jefferson street.
Mitchell, T. A., clerk, bds. Dutton House.
Mitchell, Simpson, (Mitchell & Williams,) res. 446 Quincy st.
Mitchell, Samuel, plasterer, res. 355 Clay street.
Mitchell, Mrs. Susan, (widow,) res. 81 Monroe street.
Mitchell. G. M., carpenter, res. 114 Sixth avenue west.
Mitchell, Win., porter, rooms 205 Kansas avenue.
Mitchell, W. W., bookkeeper National Loan and Trust Co., res. 455 Van Buren street.
Mitchie, J. C., oculist and aurist, 208 Kansas avenue, res. 273 Quincy street.
Mix, Tobias, broom maker, res. 199 Clay street.
Moeser, Charles, student, res. 57 Topeka avenue.
Moeser, Edward, drug store, 36 Quincy st., res. 75 Van Buren st. Moeser, Philip 11., res. 57 Topeka avenue.
Moeser, William, brewer, res. 57 Topeka avenue.
Moffatt, T. C., watchman shops, res. 263 Sixth avenue cast.
Moffett, John, peddler, rooms 14 Topeka avenue.
Moffett, -, laborer, res. 1012 Quincy street, N. T.
Moffett, Mrs. Lizzie, (widow,) res. Topeka avenue, between Eighth avenue and Ninth streets.
Moffitt, G. W., second hand store, 118 Sixth avenue east, res. 151 Western avenue.
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