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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Joy Rev Amariah (Baptist).
Joy Wm H. township clerk.
Parker Charles HI, justice of peace.
JUDD'S CORNERS.
A postoffice and small place located in 1879, in Hazleton township, Shiawasse county, 10 miles northeast of Coruna, the county seat and shipping depot. A steam saw-mill and grist mill. a large creamery and two stores are here. Ship- ments, butter. cheese, eggs and wheat. Population. 150. Stage to Corunna twice a week ; fare. 50 cents. Mail, semi-weekly. E. D. Babcock, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ames Dr. physician.
Babcock E D. Blacksmith
Belden & Wilcox. creamery.
Cameron Henry, justice of peace Fitch John & Son, saw and grist mill. Grange Store. Judd John, general store.
Thomson J, shoemaker.
J. J. WILSON,
JUNCTION.
Genesee county, at intersection of Flint River Div. F. & P. M. Ry with main line, 4 miles above Flint.
KALAMAZOO.
One of the most flourishing and attract- ive of the larger towns of Michigan: is the county seat of Kalamazoo county. It oc- cupies a site of remarkable beauty, on the west bank of the Kalamazoo river, in the midst of a wealthy agricultural section of country, and is noted for the beauty of its broad, finely shaded streets, its handsome churches, substantial business houses and elegant residences. Titus Bronson. the first white settler, located here in 1829, and was for a time quite prominent in the young settlement, but afterward, losing all his property, he died in Connecticut in extreme poverty. The village, originally called Bronson, was organized in 1831. In 1839 the population was 400. In 1843 it became incorporated. In 1844 it had in- creased to 1,500. In 1846 railroad com- munication was established, and from that time the village grew with increased vigor and rapidity. Its population, according to the census of 1880. members 12,078. In nearly all of the essentials Kalamazoo is a full-fledged city. It is, however, as vet an incorporated village, and is governed by a president and S trustees. Its police force is efficient, is uniformed and under the control of a marshal. In addition to its police force it has a paid fire depart ment with a force of 53 men, and also has a complete system of water works on the Holly system. These works were erected. buildings included, at a cost of $100,000. As a railroad center it is sur- passed only by Detroit and Grand Rapids, The . roads centering here or passing through the town are the main line of the M. C. R. R., the G. R. & L .. the Kalamazoo Div. of the L. S. & M. S .. and the South Haven Div. of the M. C. R. R. It is cx- pected that the K .. L. & H. R. R. will ia due time be completed. thus giving ingress and egress at every point of the compass. By the above lines it is 99 miles east of South Haven, 35 north of Sturgis. 48 south of Grand Rapids. 3; north of White Pigeon, 144 west of Detroit, and 140 cast of Chicago. Among the prominent fes tures of the place are its educational insti tutions, among which are the Michigan Female Seminary, modeled after the famous Mt. Holyoke Seminary, Massachusetts, the
Manufacturer of the celebrated ARROW BRAND Pickles. Vinegar ; White Wine, Cider, and Double Strength Vine- gar. No. 21 North Clinton Street, CHICAGO, 111.
SMOKE WINDSOR MIXTURE.
Globe Tobacco Co. DETROIT.
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KAL MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER KAL
Kalamazoo College, chartered in 1855 and founded by the Baptists of Michigan, a Roman Catholic school attached to the church, and others. In the above institu- tions the course of study is practical and thorough. Of its free school system Kala- mazoo is justly proud. Six buildings are occupied for free school purposes, and it is estimated that the number of children in attendance, ranging in age from 5 to 20 years, is over 3,000. The cash valua- tion of free school property is estimated at $80,400. These schools are well supplied with all the modern auxiliaries for teach- ing, such as a reference library and philo- sophical and chemical apparatus. Another prominent feature of the place, and which is an indication of its cultured tastes, isits district library, which contains at the present date 7,900 volumes. The library is free to all residents of the district.
Three excellent newspapers are publish- ed, the Gazette (Dem. ), the Telegraph (Rep.), and the Weekly Mail. The two former publish daily and weekly editions.
The village possesses 15 church edifices, costing from $10,000 to $40,000 each. Of these 2 are Baptist, 2 Congregational, 2 Episcopal, and 1 each German Lutheran, Jewish, Methodist Episcopal, Mission Chapel, Presbyterian, Reformed. Roman Catholic, True Dutch Reformied and Uni- tarian.
There are also lodges of all the promi- nent secret societies and a number of oth- ers, the most important being the Ladies' Library Association, with its collection of 2,800 volumes, and the Young Men's Li- brary Association, which has 3,000 books on its shelves. Kalamazoo also has a well armed, equipped and drilled military com- pany, the Kalamazoo Light Guard, and which forms a part of the Second Regi- ment of Michigan State troops. It has 3 bands of music. The public buildings of Kalamazoo are not minerous, but it possesses a jail, which was erected at a cost of $40,000, a court house, Corporation Hall, and the Michigan State Asylum for the Insane, located on the hill west of the town, and which commands a magnificent view of country to the eastward, of 15 or 20 miles. The commercial and manufac- turing interests of the town are varied and commensurate for a place of its import- auce. It has 2 national banks, each with a capital of $100,000 and a surplus of an equal amount. There is also the Kalama- zoo City Bank, capital $60,000. The ludian name Ke- Kan-Amazoo, from which Kala-
mazoo is derived, has reference to the river. and signities " Boiling Pot." A mail stage runs to Richland, 10 miles, daily, and to Prairieville, 22 miles, tri-weekly. Tele- graph, Western Union and Atlantic & Pa- cific. Express, American and United States. Lucien B. Kendall, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abby Lewis C. photographer. Main.
Adams Edward A. physician. Asylum.
Alexander Granville W, Manager Kalamazoo Board of Trade, 123 Main.
Allen Amos D, Justice of Peace and Collection Agent, 14 $ Burdick.
Allen George L, fruit dealer, 10 § Burdick. Allen James, Gunsmith and Dealer in Sportsmen's Goods, 17 N Burdick.
Allen John B, meats, 67 Main.
American Hotel, Fred Hotop Propr. 42. 44 and 46 Main.
American and United States Expres- Co's. F A Taylor agent, 134 Main.
Ames Win L, Confectionery and Fruits. 16 S Burdick. (See ode, page 727.)
Amperse Marinus, grocer. 66 Kalamazoo ave.
Amsden A G. division supt L S & M S Ry. Anderson Rev .I A (Presbyterian).
Appledoru P B & Sons (Peter B. Barend- son. Ryerand Wm), shoes, 17 N Burdick. Ashby Charles H. grocer. 40 S Burdick.
Atlantic and Pacific Tel Co, Andrew D Ayres mngr, & S Burdick.
Auerbach Charles, restaurant, 4 Portage.
Ayres James S. physician. 86 S Burdick.
Babcock Isaiah J. druggist, 21 N Burdick. Babcock Robert S. pres First National Bank, 123 Main.
Badger Henry F. propr Burdick House. Main.
Balch & shakespeare (Nathaniel
A Balch. Win Shakespeare), Lawyers. 3 S Burdick.
Ballantine Win, shoes, 12 $ Burdick.
Bannister Burr, dentist, 117 Main.
Barnes Alexander, grocer, 11 S Burdick Barrett & Torrey (Theodore R Barrett. George Torrey), grocers, 1.4 Main. Barton Jolm D, blacksmith, 32 Pitcher Bass Paul, grocer, 13 Wall.
Banmann N & Son (Nicholas and Frank .. billiards, 144 Main, and saloon, 23 N Bur- dick.
Beardsley Solomon La. agent harvestins machines, 39 N Burdick.
Berber Wim R & Co ( Wm R Beebee, Mer gan Cloney), propr- Alleott Mills, office LSK MSRV.
Beerstecher Louise, milliners. 145 Mama Beggs John, grocer, Ransom.
TELEPHONE STATION, Bottled Beer and Bottling Supplies LEWIS MANN, 311 Rivard, cor. Catherine
KAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KAL 717
A. L. LAREY
KALAMAZOO
PAINT AND ROOFING WORKS
MANUFACTURERS OF
KALAMAZOO MASTIC PAINT,
Asphaltum Varnish and Roofing Cement. AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
COLORS IN OIL AND DRY. 1 OIL VARNISH, PITCH, ROOFING and BUILDERS' FELT.
54 North Burdick St, KALAMAZOO, MICH.
-- THE
Kalamazoo Mail
A Large 56-Column Paper,
Printed from new and bold-faced type, is published every Friday, in time to reach all parts of the State Saturday,
$ 1.50 Per Year in Advance. KALAMAZOO, MICH.
As a general Family Newspaper, THE MAIL is metropolitan; is very generally esteemed to be first-class and at the head of Kalamazoo journalism. It is pure in tone, fair but fearless in enforcing its political views, reliable in its Market and General Summary, and each week gives a larger amount of inter- esting and instructive reading matter than any other newspaper published in Michigan.
JOB PRINTING.
General Job Printing done promptly in best style and at Lowest Prices. We have Fast Presses. New Type and Competent Workmen. Orders solicited. Address
P. O. Drawer 2430, Kalamazoo, Mich. C. G. TOWNSEND, Editor and Publisher.
2NHOW ENHOOR EMA THIAN
FURNITURE, D CARPETS,
BEDDING.
MILLS & BARKER, wholesale manufacturers, Hotels furnished throughout on most liberal terms. Wareroom, # 176 and 178 Woodward Avenue, DETROIT, MICH.
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Bell Charies, grocer, 124 Main.
Bellinger Bros (Joseph and Henry), barbers, 114 Main.
Bellinger John, barber, 25 N Burdick.
Bennett James C (agt), shoes, 111 Main.
Bennick Henry, blackanith, Portage.
Berry Samuel M, Real Estate, Loans, Fruit Evaporating and Commission, 10 and 12 N Rose.
Bevans & Barkenbus (Thomas R Bevans, Cornelius Barkenbus), carriage mnfrs. . 57 N Burdick.
Bevier Bart, cigars, 16 S Burdick.
Biemer Godfrey J, brass works, 63 N Burdick.
Binder Emil. saloon, 65 Water.
Bird & Clarage (Charles H Bird, Thomas Clarage), founders, cor Church and Willard.
Bixby Burton L. meats, cor Main and Michigan ave.
Bixby I D & Son (Ira D and Edward D), lumber dealers, 89 N Burdick.
Blackman M L. physician, S Burdick.
Blaney John I, Propr National Hotel, N Rose.
Blum & Jones Misses, dressmakers, Main. Boardman & Reese (Albert Boardman, George Reese). bus line, 1 Cherry.
Bochove & Son (Richard Bochove), build- ers. 36 John.
Boekeloo Henry H, constable, 23 N Bur- dick.
Bommerscheim John, bottling works, 43 Main.
Booth Charles HI, Insurance and Real Estate, 193 Main.
Born J C, shoemaker, 38 Oak.
Bostwick James H, insurance, 23 N Bur- dick.
Bondeman Dallas, lawyer, 129 Main.
Bowers Edwin P, Propr Kalamazoo Steam Laundry, ? Eleanor.
Boyden Rev James'S, Sec Kalama- 7.00 College. 19 Locust.
Bragg L. G & Co (Leonard G Bragg), Proprs Union Nursery, Asylum ave. Brand Abram, general store, 35 N Burdick. Breese & Stearns (John W Breese. Allan M Stearns), lawyers, 100 Main.
Briggs Henry C, Lawyer, 152 Main. Britton James, painter. N Rose.
Brooks Rev Kendall, Pres Kala- mazoo College.
Brown, Howard & Roos (Arthur Brown. Wm G Howard, Elbert S Roos), law- yers, 3 S Rose.
Brown H M & Co, farm impts.
Brown James L, billiard hall, GR & I Depot.
Brown John L, druggist, 144 Main.
Brown & Goodell (John L Brown), drug. yists, 6 S Burdick.
Brownell Delos C, glove mnfr, 6 N Bur- dick.
Brownell Henry J, constable. 23 N Bur- dick.
Bruen & Skinner (George T Bruen, Tabor Skinner), dry goods, 143 Main.
Brundage Win, carpenter. N Rose.
Buck Andrew W, show case mnfr, 95 Main.
Buck George M, lawyer, court house. Buckhout Romine H. grocer, 91 Main.
Buckley Thomas & Co (Thomas Buckley. Ambros Nicholson), machinists. Eleanor. Buell Alexander, capitalist. 103 Main.
Burdick House, Henry F Badger Propr. Main.
Burke Lawrence N, Lawyer and Justice of Peace, 114 Main.
Burns R & J D (Robert and J Davidson). lawyers. 147 Main.
Burrell D & Son (David and Edwin R). wagoninkrs, 194 Main.
Burrows & Knappen (Hon Julius C Bur- rows, Frank E Knappen), lawyers, 154 Main.
Bush & Patterson (Frederick Bush, Thomas Patterson), Builders and Build- ers' Material, 60 N Burdick.
Byers Win J, veterinary surgeon, rear Kalamazoo House.
Cahill L & Co (Leroy Cahill, Wm A House), cultivators.
Calin S & J (Samuel and Jacob), leather and bides, 87 Water.
Campbell J A, carpenter, 22 N Rose.
Capen Charles C, Wholesale Millin erv. 10; Main.
Carder E A & Son (Edwin A and Myron F). Furniture. 133 Main.
Carder & Henika (Myron F Carder, Hoses Henika), undertakers, 133 Main.
Carr James H. grocer, 112 Portage.
Carr & Engelman (Clayton Carr, Joseph Engelman), tinsmiths, 6 N Rose.
Caryl Charles H, news dealer, P O Bldg. Cellem Frederick, insurance, 140 Main. Chadbourn Miss Ella, dressmnkr. 77 Main. Chandler E L. music teacher.
Chapman Mrs Eliza, dressmkr. 145 Main. Chase Francis Hestate of, dry goods, 105 Main.
Chase J H & Co (John H Chase, Sences I. Baker), saloon, 11 Portage.
Chase. Taylor & Co (Nehemiah Chase. Frederick Taylor), farin impts, 69 Maia Church Leonard C. spring bed minfr. $? Water.
Death- will stop all Income. Provide for it by insuring in the
Washington Life
Insurance Co. of New York.
KALAMAZOO COLLEGE
Of which the above is a fair representation, is open for the reception of students of either sex, and offers the best facilities for a College Education. It has Three Courses of Study, besides a Preparatory Department. For further particulars, address
Or Rev. J. S. Boyden, Secretary.
Rev. Kendall Brooks, D.D., President.
KAL
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
KAL
719
JOHIJOO OOSAMALA
WV
Provide for your family by & policy in the
Old Berkshire Life Ins. Co. of Pittsfield, Mass. State Agency,
3 Mechanics' Block, Detroit, No Massachusetts Life Co. ever failed
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Citizens Mutual Fire Insurance Co of Kala- mazoo county, H G Wells pres, Moses Kingsley sec.
City Hotel, T B Smith Propr, 20 N Burdick.
Clapham & McDonald (James P Clapham, David McDonald), Druggists, 106 Main.
Clapp Edwin M Jr, Lawyer, 166 Main. Clark Henry, propr Kalamazoo House. 98 Main.
Clark L L & Co (Lucius Land Charles S Clark), Dry Goods and Notions, 127 Main.
Clark Wm B's Son (Frank M Clark), dry goods, 131 Main.
Cleenewerck Benj. cigars, 8 S Burdick. Clough James W, cloak mnfr. 140 Main.
Cobb T S & Son (Thomas S and Charles W), crockery, 102 Main.
Cohn Abraham. news dealer.
Cohn Henry, grocer. 71 N Burdick.
Cohn Morris, tailor, 129 Main.
Cohn & Levy, cigar mnfrs, 199 Main.
Coleman Oscar F. insurance, 14 S Burdick. Colman F & Son (Francis and Howard G), druggists. 141 Main.
Conklin M W & Co. saloon, 142 Main.
Cook David, grocer. Lake.
Cornell Albert B, physician. 150 Main.
Cornell H F & Co ( Horace F Cornell, Wal- ter F Bleazby), insurance, 150 Main.
Cornell & Co (Francis W and Oscar D Cornell). Mnfrs of Fine Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons. ete, 42 N Rose cor Eleanor.
Costa Albert R, painter, 110 Main.
Cowgill F D, insurance, 127 Main.
Cramer Meyer, clothing. 113 Main.
Curlenius Frederick W, pres Kalamazoo City Bank, 122 Main.
Curtis George E, baker, 176 Main.
D'Arcambal Charles S. druggist, 132 Main. Daser Ferdinand, shoemkr. 73 N Burdick. Davis Bros (Charies F and Win C), grocers, 28 S Burdick.
Davis James MI, Lawyer and Justice of Peace, 23 N Burdick.
Dean Arnold M, paint mnfr, ? Eleanor. DeKam Jacob, plumber, 5 $ Burdick.
DeLeeuw C & Son (Cornelins and Jacob), broom mafes, & Rose.
Den Bleyker Mufg Co (Dimmen den Bley- ker. Edward MeCattry), furniture, 28 Frank.
Desenberg B & Co (Bernhard L and Bern- hard M), grocers, 115 Main.
De Vesser Win, grocer, 103 S Burdick.
Dewing & Sons (Wm G. Wmn S, Charles A and James H). sash, doors and blinds.
De Yoe Edwin W, insurance, 5 S Burdick. Dibble John, propr Horn's Hotel, Main.
Dickinson Chase H, hardware, 9 N Bur- dick.
Dodge Plow Co (Oscar MI and Oscar M Allen jr and Amelia Dodge), plow mnfrs, cor Park aud Eleanor.
Dopp Mrs N, dressmaker.
Dorgau Thomas, plumber, 31 N-Burdick. Doyle & Scheid (James E Doyle, August B Scheid), grocers, 154 Main.
Dudgeon & Cobb (John Dudgeon. Charles L Cobb). Produce, Wheat and Wool Dealers, M C R R Depot.
Dudley Win H, hardware, 146 Main.
Dustin & Smith (Orrin C Dustin. George S Smith, fruit growers.
Dutton Charles H, Boiler Maker. (See ade, juge 721. )
Bagle Portland Cement Co, F Bush Pres, F S Wheeler Sec, 60 N Bur- dick. (Se ade, page 725.)
Baton Win L, Editor Kalamazoo Tele- graph, PO Bldg.
Ebelink Henry, grocer. Walnut.
Edwards & stewart (John M Ed- wards. Nathaniel HI Stewart), Lawyers, 1.47 Main.
Egleston L & Co (Lorenzo Egleston), spring mnfrs. Portage.
Engel Henry, restaurant, cor Main and Burdick
Everard H HL & Co (Herbert H Ever- ard, Otto and Reinhold Ehling), Job Printers, 2% N Burdick.
Everard John H. harnessmnkr. 10 Portage. Evits Myron H. jeweler, 35 Main.
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co of Kalama- 200 County, Wm H Cobb pres, Moses Kingsley sec.
Farwell Bros (Leonard and Oscar ,, confec- tioners, 63 N Burdick.
First National Bank, R S Babcock pres, Thomas S Cobb vice pres, F J Henry cashr. 123 Main.
Fish Edward H, grocer, 13 S Burdick.
Fish Kate H, zephyrs, cte, 113 S Burdick. Fisher Daniel, saloon. SO Main.
Fisk Ira W. physician, 1 S Burdick.
Fluegel Rev Manrice (rabbi B'nai Israel), 3 South.
Flynn & Whaling (Lawrence Flynn, Frank Whaling), carriage mufrs, 25 Portage. Fox E B. carpenter, 182 Main.
Francis David HI, general store, 158 Main.
Francoise Corneliu .. Veterinary Surgeon, 68 Kalamazoo ave.
Francoise Isaac, blacksmith, 68 Kalama 200 ave.
Frank George, clothing, 99 Main.
Harness Leather and Collars,
P. HAYDEN, DETROIT, Saddlery Hardware, Etc.
KAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KAL
721
C. H. DUTTON Vanpeenon & Geukes
MANUFACTURER OF
Steam Boilers
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ALL KINDS OF WORK
MADE FROM
BOILER and SHEET IRON.
Repairs Promptly Attended to.
BOTTLERS OF
THE CELEBRATED
DETROIT LAGER
Lion Brewing Co's LAGER BEER
62 Water St.,
KALAMAZOO, MICH. KALAMAZOO, MICH.
BJ2 erelio8
Home Life Ins, Co. Has removed all restrictions upon residence and trare! " policies. World-wide best Co. for Agents to work. E. H. KELLOGG. Sup't .. Chicago. III.
722 KAL MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER KAL
French Prof H N, supt public schools. Freschl Carl, knit goods minfr, 66 N Bur- dick.
Fuller George & Son (George and James H), livery, 55 S Burdick.
Furst H & Co (Henry Furst, John Cars- ten), livery, Water.
Galligan John, shirt mnfr, 10S Main.
Gates Gustavus M, marshal.
Gault Clarinda, dressmkr, 4S N Rose.
Gibson A H, machinist, Church.
Gibson Samuel A, supt Kalamazoo Paper Co.
Giddings Theron F, county clerk, saddlery and harness, 140 Main.
Gile Mary E, physician, S Burdick.
Globe Casket Mnfg Co, O M Allen Pres, N Allen Sec, Burial Cases, 29 N Burdick.
Glover John G, jeweler, 21 N Burdick,
Glover Mrs Mary M, photographer, 116 Main.
Goodale Jolin C, undertaker, 39 S Burdick. Grandjean Gustave, flour mill, Kalamazoo ave.
Green James, harnessmkr, 42 N Burdick. Grosvenor Rufus H, lawyer, Court House. Haines Porter L, grocer, 30 S Burdick.
Hall & Hill (Thornton Hall, Robert F Hill), lawyers, 122 Main.
Harrow Spring Co, J B Wyckoff pres, J K Wagner sec, 56 N Burdick.
Hays Sidney, township clerk, 5 S Burdick. Hazard Albert A, shoes, 137 Main.
Hein Charles, shoemkr, 14 N Burdick.
ENenderson Frank, Mnfr Regalias and Uniforms for Societies, Firemen, Bands, etc, 102 and 104 Main.
Henika Manuel E, baker, 13 N Burdick.
Hewitt & Palmer (Lott Hewitt, Theodore Palmer), grocers, 231 Main.
Hicks Miss A. & Co, kuit goods, 38 S Bur- dick.
Hicks Levi, grocer, 67 Main.
Higley Daniel C, general store, 135 Main. Hill Miss Emna B, hair goods, N Burdick. Hitchcock Homer O, physician, 68 S Bur- dick.
Hobbs Mrs A L, hair goods, 15 S Burdick. Hochstein Adolph, physician, 72 S Bur- dick.
Hodges Estella, hair goods, 83 Main.
Hodginan Henry C, blacksmith, N Rose. Hoekstra James, grocer, 89 Portage. Hofer Leopold, shoes, 84 Main.
Holenburg Jacob, general store, 112 Ran- som.
Holiestelle C & Co (Cornelius Hol- lestelle, Adrian Hoebeke), Pedlers' Supplies, 94 Water.
Hollister George E, paints and oils, 33 S Burdick.
Holmes Andrew J, dentist, 113 Main.
Hotop Bros (Wm T and John), saloon, 110 Main.
Hotop Frederick, Propr American Hotel, 42,44 and 46 Main.
Howard Andrew J, barber. 8 N Burdick. . Hudson & Herron (Jacob Hudson, Win Herron), wines and liquors, 116 Main. Hunt Wm H, furnishings, 129 Main.
Ehling Brothers (Otto and Reinhold), Book Binders and Blank Book Mnfrs, 25 and 27 N Burdick. (See adt.)
Irish Edwin M, lawyer, 148 Main. Isbell Henry, shoes. 85 Main.
Israel M & Co (Mrs Tillie Israel, Simon Rosenbaum, Joseph Speyer), dry goods. 14 Main.
James Robert P, dentist, 97 Main.
James Roswell E, boarding house. N Rose. Januasch Charles F, gunsmith, 65 Main.
Jeffery James, nursery, Gull Prairie rd nr limits.
Johnson Wm, M. C R R hotel, N Burdick. Jones John R, notions, 103 Main.
Jones Win, wagonmkr, Asylum ave.
Jones & Craver (John B Jones, Mathias Craver), pump innfrs, 20 N Rose.
Jordan Orleans L, lawyer, 114 Main.
Judson Robert F, Lawyer, 21 N Burdick.
Kalamazoo Board of Trade, G W Alexander Manager. 123 Mail.
Kalamazoo Business College, W F Par- sons pres, cor Main and Burdick.
Kalamazoo City Bank, F W Curtenius pres, H M Peck vice-pres, C S Dayton cashr, 123 Main.
Kalamazoo College, Dr Kendall Brooks Pres, Rev J S Boyden Sec. (See ade, page 719.)
Kalamazoo Gazette, A J Shakespeare propr, 99 Main.
Kalamazoo House, Henry Clark Propr. 98 Main.
Kalamazoo Mail, C G Townsend Publr, 123 Main. (Se ade, page 717.)
Kalamazoo Paint and Roofing Works, A L Lakey Propr, 54 N Bur- dick. (Se ade, page 717.)
Kalamazoo Paper Co. S A Gibson Supt. JJonathan Parsons Pres, Edward Woodbury Sec, Paper Mufrs and Whole- sale Dealers, Office at Mills, 2 miles South of Village. (Seule.)
Kalamazoo Publishing Co. L B Kendall Pres, E T Mills Sec, J V Red path Treas, Propres Daily and Weekly Telegraph. PO Bleg. (Se ade, p 723.)
French Worsteds, 600 Elegant Designs. Sol. S. Batesoa & Bro., Merchant Tailors, Detroit.
H. H. EVERARD & CO.,
GENERAL
Book and Job Printers,
COR. BURDICK AND WATER STS.,
KALAMAZOO, MICH.
Halamajoo Dlanh Dooh Hltanufartory.
IHLING BROTHERS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
OOKS
PRINTERS. BINDERS. RULERS STATIONERS.
for to all migrating m the site. Write for Prices.
Nos. 25 & 27 North Burdick Street.
ALAMAZOO,
MICHIGAN
.
or Gin Alool ersinis
KAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KAL 723
Kalamazoo Publishing Co.
POST OFFICE BLOCK.
SOUTH BURDICK ST., KALAMAZOO, MICH.
PRINTING,
RULING EINDING
BLANK BOOK MAKING.
PUBLISHERS DAILY AND WEEKLY
KALAMAZOO TELEGRAPH
DAILY ESTABLISHED 1964; WEEKLY, 1837.
PATENTS
LUCIUS C. WEST,
ATTORNEY & SOLICITOR of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
Mechanical Drafting, Trade Marks. Labels. Copyrights and Assignments. Send for a free circular containing the new law in relation to models.
Lock Drawer 2392. 16 Portage Street, KALAMAZOO, MICH.
UNDERW >D'S
NEW MAIL
SAMPLE BOXES PERFECTLY SECURE. VERY LIGHT, EASILY OPENED.
1579
BOX OPEN.
H. C. Underwood & Co. 53
Will forward samples an I price Est on receipt of 9 cents.
KALAMAZOO, MICH.
LAN
HOS YMBROTTA
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SMOKE WINDSOR MIXTURE. Globe Tobacco Co DETROIT.
721 KAL MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER KAL
Kalamazoo Telegraph (Daily and Weekly), Kalamazoo Publishing Co Proprs, PO Bldg. (See adr, page :23.) Kalamazoo Tubular Well Co (John H Holtenhouse, Jolin A Newell, Ary Lucasse), 56 N Burdick.
Karcher Emmeline, dressmkr, 79 Main.
Kellogg, Sawyer & Co (Joseph E and Frank I Kellogg, Albert E Sawyer), lumber mnfrs. 56 N Burdick.
Kelsey Hampden, lawyer, 114 Main.
Keyser Alfred, shoemaker, 118 Main.
Kinast Leo, brewer, Michigan ave. King Henry W, grocer, 166 Main.
King James W. pumps, Water.
King J & Co (Joseph King, John Walsh), shoes, 128 Main.
Kingman Frank R, shoes, 18 S Burdick. Kingsley Moses, deputy county treasurer. Koh! Herman, shoemaker. 99 Main.
Kraneburg & Tannis (Abram Kraneburg. Dick Tannis), beer bottlers, 99 Main. Kretsinger Henry R, physician, 164 Main. Krichbaum John, blacksmith, 28 Water. Krymer Wellington, restaurant. 10 N Bur- dick.
Lagrutta Rosario, barber, 43 S Burdick. Lakey Albert L, Architect and Propr Kalamazoo Paint and Roofing Works, 54 N Burdick. (Se ade, page 717.) Lamb Wm E, carriage trimmer, Church. Lawrence & Chapin (Wm S Lawrence,
Labeus C Chapin), founders, 23 N Rose. Leavitt Win F, jeweler, 6 S Burdick.
Leighton Mrs Jennie C, dressinkr, 164 Main.
Lenz Morris, dye works, 20 N Burdick. Levy Jacob. hats, caps. etc, 80 N Burdick. Lilienfeld D & Bro (David and Wm J), Wholesale Tobaccos, Liquors. Leaf Tobacco and Cigar Mnfrs, 112 Main. Locher Mrs Sarah, brewer, Walnut. Lockwood Volney H. lawyer, 140 Main. Lopker Clement J, clothing, 108 Main. Lotz Charles, saloon, 59 Water. Loveland Richard H, undertaker, 93 Main. Luby Lawrence, saloon, 75 N Burdick. Luby Michael, grocer, 82 N Burdick. Lucas James, sewing machines, 164 Main. Lumbard A M, dressmkr, 15 $ Burdick. Lyon B F & Co (Benjamin F and Frank MI Lyon), paper mufrs, 89 Main. McCaffrey Mrs Alice, milliner, 109 Main. McCain Benjamin H, jeweler, 140 Main. McCann Samuel W, supt Michigan Aid Association, 23 N Burdick. McClurg Henry C, physician, 158 Main. McDonald George, Druggist, 120 Main. McHugh Martin J, grocer, 46 N Rose.
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McIvor Mrs Phoebe J, dressmaker, 143 Main.
McKee John, furniture, 45 N Burdick.
McKee J jr & Co (John McKee, John C Bloom), farm impts, 39 N Burdick.
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