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Sutton Bros, general store.
CAVEN. A country postoffice ir Naron township. Pratt county. 19 miles n. w. of Pratt, the county seat and 10 from Cullison, rits shipping and bank ing point. B. F. Huff. P. M.
CAVE SPRINGS. A discontinued postoffice in Elk county. 12 miles n. e. of Howard, the county seat. and the same distance from Severy, whence it has rural free delivery.
Tanks
Oil, Water and Brine Tanks, Boilers, Breechings, Etc. DARBY'S KANSAS CITY BOILER WORKS, Cor. 25th and Summit Sts., Kansas City, Mo., Tel. Grand 1004. See adv. in Kansas City, Mo.
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
The Popular Line to Chicago,
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry.
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College and College Preparatory Departments.
Thorough and liberal College courses leading to the degrees B. A. and I. S. Elective courses in the upper years leading toward graduate and professional schools. For those not ready to: college high-grado preparatory school is maintained.
(Sen adv. In Topeka.)
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CAWKER CITY. Population, 1,000. An incorporated city on the M. P. Ry., at the junction of the n. and s. forks o' the Solomon river, in Gawker town. ship. Mitchell county, IS miles w. of Beloit, the county seat, and 202 w. of Atchison. Hats Baptist, Catholic. Fre. Methodist, Methodist Episcopal, Pres- byterian and United Brethren Churches, excellent educational advan- tages, an opera hall, a public library. 2 banks, a flour mill. 3 grain elevators and 2 weekly newspapers, the Public Record (established 1883), and the Led- ger. Tel., W. U. Exp .. Pacific. Tele- phone connection. C. M. Higley, P. M. Allen Rev J V (Methodist).
ALRICH MRS EMMA B, Associate Editor Public Record.
ALRICH LEVI L, Publr Public Record Baay Rev Jacob (Presbyterian).
Baker Walter, shoemaker.
Barrett Henry, livery.
Branson & Holmes (Louise Branson, Jeanette Holmes), millinery.
Buist George, hardware.
Buist Georgie, music teacher.
Carleton Henry A, grain.
Cawker City Creamery Co. J W Tuck- er pres and mngr.
Cawker City Flour Mills. Joseph Jack- son propr.
Cawker City Opera House, J G Mc- Clun mgr.
Cawker Hardware Co The. Joseph W. Power ingr.
Chicago Lumber and Coal Co, John H Monahan mngr
Churchill Charles, city treasurer.
COMMERCIAL STATE BANK (Capi- tal $10,000), HL.A Carleton Pres, J W Higgins Vice-Pres. G L 'Hudkins Cashier.
CRIBS WM M, Mngr J G McClumn's General Store.
Crouk & Garrett (George Cronk, Frank Garrett), general store.
Darley Rov G S (Presbyterian).
DEWEY HOUSE, Charles Dort Propr Dockstader Ralph, grain.
DORT CHARLES, Propr Dewey House.
Dort Theodore, grocer.
Dougherty Mrs M, librarian Hesperian Public Library.
Durnbaugh Lambertz (Mordecai Durnbaugh. Charles Lambertz), genl store.
Everson Dr De Witt G. drugs.
FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS'
State Bank (Capital $10,000), G W Dockstader Pres, J G MeChin Cashr Transact a General Banking. Busi ness.
Gantz Mont, dentist.
Garrett & Churchill (Francis E Gar- rett, Charles A Churchill, hardware. Genung E G. prin of schools.
Gorham Frederick, carpenter.
Graham Mrs T A, mllliner.
Hagedorn Augustus L. bakers and res - taurant. Harper & Mitchell (James Harper. Joli Mitchell), dry goods.
Harrison Charles H, wagonmaker.
HAWKINS CHARLES H, Lawyer. Hayworth WirP, barber.
IIesperian Public Library. Mrs. M Dougherty librarian.
Higgins James W, live stock.
Higgins J_Wilton, sinsurance.
Higley Curt M. lawyer and postmaster
Higley Frauk H, painter.
Hill Rev S A (Free Methodist ..
[Hill Sidney, insurance ...
Hill Thomas. blacksmith.
Huckel Rey E L (Baptist).
Hutchinson Frank. livery.
Jackson Joseph. propr Cawker City Flour Mill.
Kelly Mrs Elizabeth L. milliner.
KING JAMES H, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
Klinkenberg Cornelius. real estate Klinkenberg Peter H, drugs.
Lambertz- Military Band. Charles Lam- hertz leader.
Lecontre Rev (Catholic).
LEDGER THE, A W Robinson Publr, Published Every Thursday. Breezy and Up-to-Date. Republican in Poli- tics.
Lutz George G. harness.
McCLUN J G, Wm M Cribs Mngr. General. Store.
McCOY BROS (Orville and Charles), Real Estate.
McNeil Alexander, live stock.
Mason Edwin G. physician.
Mayer Homer B. books and stationery. Nichols Rev M (United Brethren).
Norris & McNeil (Lil Norris. Alexander . MeNeil), live stock.
Oliver & Anderson (Wm R Oliver, Mel- vin Anderson). restaurant.
Southwestern Fuel Co. . (See adv. in Topeka).
Wholesale and Retail Coal, Coke and Sand. TOPEKA, KANSAS.
The Farmers' Alliance Insurance Company ....
Annually saves $50,000 in Cash Premiums for Its Policy Holders. ( 1). ) McPherson, Kansas. Sings
Cawker Ci'y KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Cedar Point 197
PUBLIC RECORD, Levi T Aldrich Publr. Mrs Enuna B Aldrich Asso- ciate Editor.
Ratliff H L. physician.
Reed Samuel. marshal.
Robinson E C. R R, Exp and Tel Agt. ROBINSON ALONZO W, Pubir The Ledger.
Rose Edward, live stock.
Rothschild Jacob, clothing.
Ruth R F, blacksmith.
Saunders N J, physician. -
Serafford George, painter.
Searle. Harry W, blacksmith.
Sells Karl, well borer.
Shoen John, live stock.
Simpson D P, live stock.
Skinner Isaac, ice.
SKINNER & SMITH (Joseph Skin- ner, Ulysses Smith), meats.
Smith Aaron W, grocer.
SMITH CLARK A, Lawyer and Live Stock.
Smith Matthew A, mayor.
Soloman Valley Telephone Co, R Dock- stadter mngr.
Spires Jesse-O, barber.
TARBELL JAMES M, Propr Whitney House; Large Sample Rooms: Head- quarters for Traveling Men.
Townsend D B, vet surgeon.
Tucker Mrs Alta, dressmaker.
Tucker Bros (John W and George E) lawyers.
Tucker G E, city clerk.
Tucker Henry L, grain and coal.
Tucker Lewis S, real estate and in- surance.
Tuthill George, furn and undertaker. Van Tillborg Henry, notions.
Walz John F. photographer.
Whitney House. J M Tarbell propf. Whitney Wm C. justice of the peace. Witham Benjamin S. jeweler. Woodbury Edward N. live stock.
Woodbury Henry B, live stock.
Woody W P. auctioneer. Wright Mrs L A. dressmaker.
CECIL. A country postoffice in Hackbery township. Labette county, 1612 miles southwest of Oswego. the county seat, and 314 from Bartlett. its banking and shipping point. Mail. daily. A. M. Gaskill, postmaster. Barnes A J. live stock.
GASKILL M D, General Store.
Jones J L, notary. MeNeal A. blacksmith.
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CEDAR BLUFFS. Population, 100. On the B. & M. R. R. R. and on Beaver creek. a water power stream, in Beaver township, Decatur county, 12 miles northwest of Oberlin, the county seat and banking point. Has a Meth- odist church. Stage daily to Oberlin Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams. Lucy M. Rebman, postmaster.
Dodge & Dodge, general store.
Dresher L, blacksmith.
Duckworth Charles, hardware.
Everist E H, live stock.
Kellogg F C, grain elevator.
Kennedy H S. genl store and hotel.
Kennedy Mrs. dressmaker.
Macy E L, justice of peace.
Nichols A L, physician.
Peek Amos, real estate.
Peck I J, hardware.
REBMAN LUCY M, Milliner and stationer.
Rushton A, R R. exp and Tel Agi. Tracy Mrs, dressmaker. Venderick Clifford, barber.
Wright Vina, music teacher.
CEDAR JUNCTION. Population, 150. On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry (Corliss station) and on the Kansas river in Lexington township, Johnson county, 1312 miles northwest of Olathe, the county seat and 1% from Desoto, the nearest banking point. Agriculture stock raising. Exp., W .. F. & Co. J. D. Seovill, postmaster.
Barrett J S, notary public.
Brown W C. dairy.
Culp W M, plasterer.
Growhoskie T. shoemaker.
Hodge John R. hotel.
Jackson H. dairy.
Kluss W W. saw mill.
Musser Wm. carpenter.
Paul I R. gent store. R R and Exp Agt. Randall Win, broom mnfr.
SCOVILL J D, Grocer.
Springer J M, grocer ..
Tilden Frank, carpenter.
Weidlein Jacob, dairy.
CEDAR POINT. Population, 150, On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry. and on the Cottofiwood river in Cottonwood town-
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Given seat, and 6 from Florence, the nearest
Cedarvale Mercantile Co. Win Roth rock mogr, general store.
Realty
banking point. Is surrounded by a rich agricultural and stock raising sec- tion. Has Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. W. H. Grimwood. postmaster.
Cedarvale National Bank (capital $25.000), J J Wilson pres, J P Tubler cashier.
Cedarvale Oil, Gas & Mining Co, J J Wilson pres, J M Dosbaugh see.
Chapman O F, jeweler.
Christie W L. agrl impts.
Colvin Rer G T (Baptist).
Dale Mrs Eva, milliner
Diekasen-Goodman Lumber Co.
George Prentice mngr.
Donaldson Emanuel M. physician.
Prop- Morgan G F, R R. Exp and Tel Agt. Peck Win, agrl impts.
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Pym B, shoemaker.
DOSBAUGH NATIONAL BANK Cap ital $25,000), John Dosbaugh Pres. J M Dosbaugh Cashier.
Dosbaugh Telephone Co. I M Dos- bangh migr.
Dougherty Wm T, blacksmith.
Early David E. confectioner.
Elliott Perry. marshal.
Ennis John M, physician.
Etter J L, wagonmaker.
Finn B F, physician.
Hankins B F. shoemaker.
Henderson D B. 2d hand goods.
Hill Gilbert, produce.
Hills M F. 2d hand goods.
Hoover Rey (Baptist).
Horn A S, auctioneer.
Karr Marion. livery.
Kennesson Hall. L M Cox mugr.
King Abner L, painter.
Kinkaid Wm, restaurant.
Kirby J C, physician.
Krause Charles, painter.
Laughlin Henry. barber.
Leggett James R. livery.
Leggett & Son (George and Charles). bus line.
Lewelen & Jones (Reece Lewelen, W M Jones), hardware.
202 Baird Mrs Annie T, hotel.
Bales J H, laundry.
Long-Bell Lumber Co. Harry L Morris manager.
Loomis D E. notions.
BLDG., Bowen Bros (J T and G M), meats.
Lynch W P. lawyer.
Brown E R. drugs.
Pollard Charles R. stationer.
KANSAS Brown G A, prin of high school.
CITY. ~ Bryant Jack, barber.
Missouri.
Burkett & Dickie (R F Burkett. James Dickie), live stock.
Tel. 2088 Main. Butter Arthur, painter. .
Burkett & Lemmert &R F Burkett. Lock Lemmert), real estate.
Rochford R W. drugs.
Sartin Rey Wm (Baptist).
Schmidt A B. tinner.
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Rent, CEDAR VALE. Population, 1.100. An incorporated city on the A .. T. & S. Rys. (depots 300 yards apart), and Sale on the Big Caney river, a water power stream, in Jefferson township. Chau- On tauqua county, 20 miles west of Sedan, the county seat. Settled in 1875. Is located in the midst of a rich farming section. Has Baptist, Christian, Epis-
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ment copal and Methodist churches, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the Commer- citl. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Austin Brown, postmaster.
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Adam I O & Co (L C Adam, J B Whar- tenby, HI L Cox). general store and live stock.
Adam & Shaver (A I Adam, Neal Shaver), live stock.
Hey & Rothrock (JJ W Aley, Wm M Rothrock), general store.
Polson T M. general store.
Price Albert. restaurant.
Robinson J E, agt A T & S Fe Ry and Wells. Fargo & Co Express.
Co.
Artez & Son, lumber and coal. Cress JJ F. general store.
GRIMWOOD BROS, Furniture and Hardware.
City
Holcomb -, hotel.
Lawrence Louis N, druggist.
Salter Wm-A, general store. Schriver P P, flour mill.
Managed, Self M. E, blacksmith.
Smith D B, hardware and furn.
For Watson W C, restaurant.
CEDARVILLE COMMERCIAL, 7. E Wyant Publisher.
RIDGE Berger & Son (Jeff and Newton). blacksmith
The JACKSON-WALKER COAL AND MATERIAL CO. Wholesale Coal. Everything in Building Material. Write Us For Prices. See Adv. in Wichita, Kan.
THE KANSAS CITY VETERINARY COLLEGE,
Cor. 15th St. and Lydin Ave., Kansas City, Mo. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. See Adr. Oppoofte Classified Veterinary College.
Cedar Vale. KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Centerville 199
Scruby T F. agt Mo Pac Ry and Pa . citic Express Co.
Smith Tot, mason. Spellman Mattie, dressmaker.
Spencer Rev E W (Methodist).
Stapleton MeD. agrl implements.
Stone S M, dentist.
Sullivan L HI. cattle breeder.
Sullivan O J, stone quarry, 3 miles e. Waters Arnold, shoemaker. White Mrs D L, dressmaker.
Whitney Dr P N. drugs:
Wyant Z E, pub!r Commercial.
CEDARVILLE. Population. 200.
On the M. P. Ry., and on the Solomon river in Harvey township, Smith coun- ty, 16 miles s. w. of Smith Center. the county seat. Has Christian and Meth- odist Episcopal churches and a bank. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific. J. T. Mor- rison, P. M.
Baird Rev J H (M) E).
Bandt Bros (Gustavus W. Wm H and Perry G), grain elevator.
Baughn Zachariah B. R R. Exp and Tel Agt.
Campbell & Simmons (Charles Camp- bell, Wm Simmons), flour mill.
Cedarville Shipping Assn, E C Wise mngr. grain and coal.
Chapman James, hardware.
Chapman. John, barber. Cole C T, windmills.
Cole Mrs Flora, music teacher.
.Comummercial Hotel, H H Shorthill proprietor.
Dean C, drayage.
Dean Thomas T, blacksmith.
Gaddis O E. grocer.
Gaddis David O, livery.
Gaddis James T, restaurant.
Gaddis & Son, meats.
GALBREATH CHARLES, Harness. Hodson Virgil, prin of schools.
JOHNSTON JOHN, General Store and Hardware.
Laird Rev J H (Methodist).
McQuistian W W. R R. Exp and Tel Agt. Mahan Cass, livery. Many Wm. blacksmith.
MORRISON JOHN T, . Real Estate, Collection Agent and Postmaster. Norberg Andrew, tailor.
Rea Thomas W, carpenter. Rea & Tracy, hotel.
Rice Edwin, plasterer.
Rice J E. plasterer.
Robertson Milo, physician.
Santroch H. agrl implements.
Shorthill HI H, propr Commercial Ho- tel.
Simmonds Angustus M, pumps.
Simmonds & D, mason.
Simmonds John W, vet surgeon.
Simpson Johan, plasterer.
Sprague & Co (Robert and Mary Sprague), grocers.
Tracy R M, carpenter. Walker Mrs L L, carpet weaver.
CEDRON. Population, 5. In Cell- ron township, Lincoln county 27 miles n. w. of Lincoln, the county seat, and 14 from Lucas. the nearest banking and shipping point. Stage daily to Syl- van Grove, 16 miles s. on the U. P. Ry. Mail, daily. C. M. Lonsbury. P. M.
Berry C H, music teacher.
LONSBURY C M, General Store. Stewart C V, live stock.
CENTER. A country postoffice in Lafayette township. Chautauqua coun- ty. 9 miles n. of Sedan, the county seat. banking and shipping point. Mail. daily. Z. T. Cunningham, P. M.
Adams W P. live stock and justice.
Andrews A A, physician.
ANDREWS W S, Live Stock.
Burch A I. live stock.
Ounningham R T, live stock.
Hughes O E, live stock.
Luke Rev George (Dunkard).
Mills James, live stock.
Palmer W G, live stock.
Rawlings Lucy, music teacher. Rawlings L I, carpenter.
Smith Benjamin F. stone mason.
Woodworth Brother, live stock.
Woodwort# B. cattle.
Woodworth Daniel, live stock.
CENTERVILLE. Population, 160. On the M .. K. & T. Ry .. in Centerville township. Linn county. 16 miles n. w. of Mound City, the county seat. and 10 from Blue Mound, the nearest bank- ing point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. John J. Summers, P. M.
Blaine & Buchanan. lumber. Brown-(Hfpreal estate.
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Fancett Wm, livery.
French R A, R R, Exp and Tel Agt.
Irwin Mark, carpenter.
Kline George E. hardware.
Lamb M. grocer and restaurant.
MeAdams Rey (Meth Protestant).
McGee H HI, live stock.
MITCHELL REV JACOB, Notary, Land and Collection Agent.
Mitchell O J. blacksmith.
Rash A W. physician.
Reddick Clark, restaurant.
Shank F L, live stock.
Showalter Henry, four mill.
Smith A W, physician.
Smith I M. carp and notary public.
Somns Noel, drugs.
Stall J B. grocer.
SUMMERS DANIEL, Wagonmaker.
Sutton B E, harness.
Tallman J B, carpenter.
Turner A J. physician.
Warren David A. live stock.
Weaver M B, general store.
CENTRAL CITY. A discontinued postoffice in Reader township, Ander- son county, 9 miles w. of Garnett, the county seat, whence it has rural free delivery.
CENTRALIA. Population, 900. On the Vermillion river and on the M. P. Ry., in Nemaha county, is a prosper- ous and enterprising city 10 miles s. of Seneca, the seat of justice, and 60 n. w. of Topeka. It was first settled in 1873. was incorporated as a city in 1SS1, and now contains Baptist, Con- gregational and Methodist churches, a graded public school and a library. 2 banks. and numerous well stocked spe- cial and general stores. A weekly newspaper, the Journal. is published. Stages daily to Seneca, connecting with all trains, fare 50 cents. The shipments, which are large, comprise grain, live stock, produce, etc. Exp .. Pacific Tel., W. U. Telephone con- nection. James C. Clark, P. M. Andrews Lonis M. notions.
Best Albert J. physician.
Best A J Drug Co. James A Ken- worthy mngr.
Birchfield Daniel, general store.
Blair John C. grocer. Bonjour Charles H. drugs.
Bowen Frank P. live stock.
Bradley Carl F. R R. Exp and Tel Agt
Brown J H. physicians.
Browning Rev G W (Methodist).
Burdett Win, livery.
BURLINGAME PETER L, Lawyer. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. Carson Frank; barber.
Centralia Journal, H Wait propr.
Centralia Public Library, Mrs L R Jackson librarian.
Centralia Telephone Co, E F Norris inner.
CITIZENS' STATE BANK (Capital. $25,090. Paid Up; Surplus and Undi- vided Profits $7,500), John S Hid- den Pres. A W Slater 1st Vice-Pres. Daniel Birchfield 2d Vice-Pres; J H Morrison Cashler, Correspondents Merchants Exchange National Bank of N Y. National Bank of Commerce, Kansas City, Mo.
CLARK E W & CO (E W Clark), the Leading General Store in the City. Clark James C, postmaster.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL THE, P J Zu- malt Propr, Rates $2 Per Day, Good Sample Rooms, Strictly First Class. Commercial Trade a Specialty, Just Across From R R Depot.
Denton Bros. A M Crum inngr, grain elevator.
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'Durland Addison C, real estate.
EGGEN JOHN G, Harness and Justice of the Peace.
Ekart MIrs W C, restaurant.
Febnel Mathias. stone mason.
First National Bank of Centralia (cap- ital $37.500), A J Best pres. F P
Bowen 1st vice-pres, A Oberndorp 24 vice-pres. A S King cashier.
FORGY ROBERT H, Blacksmith and Farm Impis. G A R Hall. J F Barrett mngr. GRIFFETH WM B, Produce.
Grover George, hardware.
Hartman Mrs Hester, carpet weaver.
Hartman Wm H. well borer.
Heald Michael G, grain elevator.
Hidden John S. physician,
Hopkins Miss Iola, milliner.
Hubbard Slaither, photographer.
Hurlbut F A, transefer.
Hybskman A II & Sons (August, Peter H and Frank A). flour mills.
Johnson Alexander. blacksmith. Keen George F. prin of schools.
King Brice J & Co (Brice J King', lumber.
.King ( S. drayage.
MeBratney Win E, restaurant.
THOS. H. & VERNE D. EDWARDS, Lawyers,
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Maneval John L, carpenter. Maboval Louis F', furniture.
Meyer Amon L, jeweler. Meyer Mrs A L, milliner.
MORRISON JOSEPH H, Cashier Citi- zens State Bank, Real Estate and Loans.
Moyer J R, shoemaker.
Murray George. marshal.
Opera House, E M Clark ingr.
Pacific Express Co, C F Bradley ingr. PENCE HARMON, Propr Centralia and Seneca Daily Hack Line. Fare 50c, Make Connections With Pass- enger Trains and Star Mail Carrier. Peters J S, barber.
Rice Rev H E (Baptist).
Ritchie Rev J R (Baptist).
Rogers Charles H, livery.
Sams Louis V. . physician. Searrow Rev David C (Cong!). Scherer Rev E (Catholic).
Scott Wm H, restaurant.
Searle & Chapin Lumber Company, E M Clark mngr.
Shoemaker Wayland S, dentist.
Spiker Rev W D (Congregational).
Swan Alfred W, broom mnfr. Thom John H, general store. Townsend Charles R. physician.
Townsend Joseph L, blacksmith. Ueberrhein August E, clothing. Wadleigh Clarence C, hardware.
Wait Herbert, propr Centralia Journal WEYER JOHN E, Ice and Cold Stor- age.
Young Cyrus, stone mason.
ZUMALT PETER -J, Propr The Com- mercial Hotel.
CENTROPOLIS. Population, 150. On Eight Mile creek, in Centropolis township, Franklin county, 12 miles n. w. of Ottawa, the seat of justice, near- est banking and shipping point. Tri- weekly stages to Ottawa; fare, 25 rents. Mail, daily. I. A. Wellman, P. M.
Anderson E E. blacksmith.
Andlemyre E A, blacksmith.
Barnhart B W, hdware and drugs. Bliss C H, general store. Desque Leonard, shoemaker.
Kanb Joseph, grocer and notions. Rinehart John, physician.
Root Rev Andrew (Dunkard).
WELLMAN I A, Live Stock.
CESS. A country postoffice in Cim- arron township. Morton county, 321/2 miles s. e. of Richfield, the county seat, and 28 from Guymon, Okla., the nearest banking and shipping point. Mail, semi-weekly. Thomas Little. P.M. Little Miss A J. stock breeder.
LITTLE THOMAS, Stock Breeder. Maguire John. stock breeder.
CHAFFEE. The postoffice for farm- ing community in Rush county, 10 miles n. e. of Lacrosse. the county seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, semi-weekly.
CHALK. Population, 100. In Rock Creek township, Wabaunsee county, 20 miles s. of Alma, the county seat, and 15 from Eskridge, its usual bank- ing and shipping point. Has a Meth- odist church. Stage daily to Eskridge. Was formerly known as Chalk Mound. Edward Cooper, P. M.
Ballew Jolin, live stock.
COOPER EDWARD, General Store.
Cooper F. blksmith and farmer.
Crisp John, blacksmith.
Endsley H E. general store.
Haas Win, apiarist.
Harrison W H. live stock.
Olds C L, live stock.
Pardee George, barber.
Paul Rev Horace.
Richard L, township trustee.
Stacy Rev (Methodist).
VANNATTA SUSIE M, Farmer.
Young W, live stock.
CHALK MOUND. Wabaunsee coun- ty. See Chalk.
CHANUTE. Population, 8,000. An incorporated city on the A., T. & S. Fe and M. K. & T. Rys. (depots 14 mile apart), and on the Neosho river. in Ne- osho county. 16 miles u. w. of Erie. the county seat, and 128 from Kansas City. It is lighted by electricity and gas, has an excellent system of water works (the city owns and operates the electric light plant, gas and water works), fire department, an opera house, churches of the leading relig- ious denominations. 4 public school buildings, abundance of natural gas for manufacturing purposes, 4 banks.
P1.5510\. Address --
ANY TRADE, BUSINESS OR PRO- POR LISTS OF NAMES,
R. L. POLK & CO.,
CHICACO. DETROIT or-
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND
ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
1 - The Popular Line to St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Assets, over $20,000,000. Insurance, over $125,000,000. Surplus, over $3,000,000. In ancient times the wise they would say : "Uh, King, live forever." But the King dilu't nel couldn't do it. Modern window says : "Oh, King, Insure and do it quickly. " NATIONAL LIFE. 199La. ANCE CO. OP VERMONT ( Mutual), Organized 185). Each year, doing business in 27 Hates. Viss. 1. 11., derson, Can't Manager, Suite, 439 Kemper Bldg., Kansas City, Mo , Over &; (2), 00) lavesled to Kausas ; only $9,000,000 invested in Vermont. Lassane should take note of this.
Then You Get a Plate Glass Policy in the "OLD RELIABLE AMERICAN" of Kansas -
City, Mo., U. S. A., you can sleep sound. See Page 4. Not in the Trust or Combine.
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first-class hotels, car repair shops (with a monthly pay roll of over $40.000), 3 daily newspapers-the Daily Tribune, the Sun, and The Blade, and 2 week- lies -- the Blade and the Times. Man- ufacturers will and here as good a location as anywhere in the State. There are numerous oil producing wells in the vicinity, which makes it the largest oil field in southern Kan- sas. Has 2 brick yards. machine shops, mantle factory, broom factory, and several small manufacturing in- dustries. A large smelter is in course of erection. Ships grain, live stock, broom corn, castor beans. hay and Iproduce. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am! and W., F. & Co. D. E. McClelland, P. M.
Abernathy Music Co. J H Griffin mngr Ahring & Fitzpatrick (J Abring, E A Fitzpatrick), horseshoers.
Akins S A & Co. S A Akins pres, W HI Mendenhall sec, real estate. Alcock J N, flour mill.
Allen Arthur N. city treasurer.
Allen James M. marshal.
Allison C E, bus mngr The Chanute Blade Printing Co.
American Express Co. A P Brown mngr.
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