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Ivanhoe Rt. L. POLK & CO.'S Jamestown
s. of Garden City, Its shipping and banking point, and 6 n. of Santa Fe. the county seat. Mail, dally. Sarah E. Pace, P. M.
IVANPAH. A country postoffice in Greenwood county, 13 miles u. w. of Enreka, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly.
JAGGARD. Population, 50. On the 1., T. & S. Fe Ry., in Leavenworth county, 15 miles s. of Leavenworth. the county seat and banking point. Agriculture. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co.
Mann Mrs Emma, grocer.
JAMESTOWN. Population, 500. On the M. P. Ry. and on Buffalo creek (which furnishes power) in Grant township, Cloud county, 11 miles w. of Concordia, the county seat, and 166 from Atchison. . Was settled in 1878 and incorporated as a city in 1SS3. Has Catholic, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a bank, and a weekly news- paper, the Kansas Optimist and Re- publican. Stone for building purposes is abundant. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pa- cific. Telephone connectioan. John O. Hanson, P. M.
Anderson Joseph, mason.
Axelsson Carl E, shoes.
Baker-Crowell Grain Co, B F Banker agent.
Banker Benjamin F, farm impts.
Banker Mrs B F, music teacher.
Barton R M & Son (Robert M and Wm R), meats.
Bogue Jay, carpenter and painter.
Bullis Wm E. R R and Exp Agt.
Burdick Hiram, mason.
Bushong Melvin P, prin of schools.
Carroll, Carpenter & Co (Elihu B Car-
. roll, Charles E Carpenter, Frank Cowell). general store.
Carroll Mrs Emma, dressmaker.
Coffey Charles, thresher.
Commercial Hotel, Janet McBride proprietor.
Concordia Telegraph and Telephone Co. Frank E Lane mngr.
Dalbo Rev J J (Lutheran). Davis Rev Charles (Methodist).
Dewell Charles E, thresher.
Donohue James, plasterer.
Fell Amos D, propr Fell's Commercial Hotel.
Fell's Commercial Hotel, A D Fell proprietor.
FITZGERALD J EDWARD, Hardware, Lumber, Seeds and Carriages. FITZGERALD MERCANTILE co
flier H and M Agnes Fitzgeraldi. General Store.
Fleury Bros (Edward, Frank and Homer), thresher.
French A Markle, justice.
French Bert, thresher.
Frisby Thomas, carpet weaver.
Gould Charles I, thresher.
Hanson John O, postmaster.
Hanson Win F, jeweler.
Hanson & Son (John O and Elmer G), stationery.
Hartwell Dr George N, druggist.
Herbin Alcide, harnessmaker.
Hills Andrew J. thresher.
Hills C F & Son (Charles F and Ww T), lumber.
Hodgson Frank, well borer.
Jamestown Cornet Band, Horace Pow- ell ledr.
Jamestown State Bank (capital $5,000; surplus and undivided profits $12 .. 700), J O Postlethwaite pres, J E Lundblade vice-pres, John Kelly cashier. Edgar Prass asst cashier.
Jenkins Harley, painter.
Jenkins. Wm. carpenter.
Jones Perry W, livery.
Jones & Lane (Perry W Jones, Frank A Lane), live stock.
Kansas Optimist and Republican (weekly), J B Kimmal publr.
Kelly John, insurance.
Kimmal Joseph B, pubir Kansas Op- timist and Republican.
Kimmal Joseph B jr, artist. -
Knight Charles, produce.
Lane Frank A, cattle breeder and real estate.
Lane Frank E. lawyer.
Lane Mrs F E. music teacher.
Livezey John, farm impts.
Londsberry Willard, well borer.
Lounsbury H L, carpenter.
Lundblade John E, general store.
McAllister Jesse B, billiards.
McBride Janet, propr Commercial Ho- tel. MeGaugh Bros (Robert and Barlow A), general store. ILMckellar Duncan, real estate.
Southwestern Fuel Co. (See adv. in Topeka).
Wholesale and Retail Coal, Coke and Sand. TOPEKA, KANSAS.
TOPEKA,
C C CRANE & CO., KANSAS. -SEND FOR CATALOGUE .-
can get the best Coupon Notes, Long Form Mortgages, Abstracts, Applications, etc., from -
Land and Loan Agents
THE FARMERS' ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY
Tho best Company in the State. Owned and controlled by 23,000 policy holders. Every patron has a voico. (See page 11.) McPherson, Kansas.
Jamestown KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Jennings 455
MeNeely Wm, photographer. Marey Alfred. thresher.
Madison Martin MI, machinist.
Mallory James, justice, 4 miles n w. Mallory James, auctioneer, 4 miles n w Mann Simon K, restaurant. Marshall Rev J C (Presbyterian).
Marty Loraine , physician.
Miller Granville S, bridge builder. Montgomery Andrew R, grain.
Mosher Frank, thresher.
Nelson Andrew P, wagonmaker. Nelson George, swine breeder, 5 miles n e. Nelson Nels J, restaurant. Owen Edwin E, justice.
Peterson Rev George P (Baptist).
Pirott Miss Susan M, dressmaker. Powell Mrs Clara, music teacher. Ramsey Delos. thresher.
Ratliff Levi, furniture.
Reynolds Nathan, painter.
Robinson E F, carpenter.
Schaeffer Sisters (Alice and Melva). milliners. Shott Mrs Belle, milliner.
Shott Daniel, dray.
Smith & Linton (Benjamin George Linton), threshers.
Smith,
Stavik Rev B A, music dealer.
Strain John O, hardware.
Strait Wm E, mason. Tatoroe George. mason.
Wilcox Oscar W F, notions. Wilcox Otto, barber.
Wildberger Walter A, mngr W U Tel Co.
JAQUA. Population, 10. A post- office in township of same name, Cheyenne county, 18 miles s. w. of St. Francis, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Mail daily. E. M. Col -- lins, P. M. and general store.
JARBALO. Population, 150. On the J .. & T. R. R., in Leavenworth county, 12 miles w. of Leavenworth, the coun. ty seat. and S from Tonganoxie, the nearest bank location. V. North, P. M. Brady & Desery Co, general store. Farrar P W. dairy. Hitzeman A P. general store. NORTH VERDELO, General Store. Snavely J H, dairy.
JAY. A discontinued postoffice in Leavenworth county. Send mail to Easton.
JEAN. A country postoffice in Lock. port township, Haskell county, 8 mlies from Santa Fe, the county seat, and 28 from Garden City, its banking and shipping point. S. Derby P. M. and farmer.
JEFFERSON. Population, 75. On the M. P. Ry., in Fawn Creek town- ship, Montgomery county, 81/3 miles south of Independence, the county seat and banking point. Has Christian and Methodist Episcopal churches. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific. P. Smith, P. M. Bates R A, grain.
Beeson E R, general store.
Calvert J E. physician.
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Dobson R M, cattle breeder.
Hey Ethel. boarding house.
Hunter J T, blacksmith.
Katon M. boarding house.
SMYTH PRENTICE, General Store and Hardware. Stallings C C, R R and Exp Agt. Trimble J W, boarding house.
JENNINGS. Population, 200. A village on the C., R. I. & P. Ry., in Jennings township, Decatur county, 21 miles s. e. of Oberlin, the county seat. Settled in 18SS. Has Baptist and Methodist Episcopal churches, a bank. and a weekly newspaper, the Echo. Stage daily to Allison and Lucerne. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. E. J. Taylor. P. M.
Brelsford Misses, milliners.
Cawood F O, R R and Exp Agt.
Chicago Lumber Co. S G Porter mngr. Counselman & Co, grain.
Danly C H. contractor.
Denney O M, confectioner. ECHO, G W Shook Publr.
Elder James, blacksmith.
Feely M G, general store. Fleming W S, general store.
Funk C C. physician. . Hardestry H O, physician.
Howard, restaurant.
JENNINGS J B, Live Stock.
Langer J A, real estate. Lemon G. drayage. Munson Harry, carpenter.
RAILWAY-COMMERCIAL CABINET AND FILE CO. Drop Front, Interchangeable, Adjustable Office Filing Devices. M. F. SMITH, Western Mgr., 300 Heist Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. Tel. Main 1988.
ests of the United States. and the entire Lumber Inter-
POLK'S LUMBER DIRECTORY, very Lumber Manufacturer, Dealer and Large Consumer,
122 La Salle St., CHICAGO, ILL. PRICE, $10.00.
FRANK BRASIER, Fiscal Agent. Companies Incorporated and Financed. Charters Obtained under the law of any State or Territory. Send for Quotations on Charters from District of Columbia by Act of Congress. Frank Brasler, 334 New York Life Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. See Ad. in Kansas City, Mo.
Dunlap Given Really Co.
456 Jennings 1. L. POLK & CO.'S Jewell
Roberts Rey A B (Baptist).
Shearer Adam, general store.
Shimiek Frank, hardware and furn.
SHOOK G W, PubIr Echo and School Supplies. Shook Stanley, produce. Simpson Frank, livery. Smith J E, blacksmith.
City
State Bank of Jennings, Charles MI Sawyer pres. A A Smith cashr. Tritt -, hotel.
Prop- erties
JEROME. A country postoffice in Jerome Township, Gove county, 16 miles s. of Gove, the county seat and banking point, and 12 from Shields, its nearest shipping point. Stage daily to Gove. John McCollister. P. M.
Managed,
Daniels H, hotel.
Edwards A I, farmer.
Rent, McCOLLISTER JOHN, Grocer. Ruch R A, blacksmith.
For
Sale
JETMORE. Population, 330. The county seat of Hodgeman county, is an incorporated city located on the A., T. & S. Fe Ry., and on the Buckner river. 43 miles w. of Larned. It dates its settlement from 1879 and is supported by a rich agricultural and stock rais- ing section.
Aerl-Clarence_R, barber.
Bell & Gann (Marion Bell. W C Gann. carpenters.
Berry James W, carpenter.
Billman Mrs Sarah, laundry.
Blankenship Andrew G, flour mill.
Bunch Richard E, blacksmith.
Cluster Bros (Daniel C and Michael C), grocers.
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Blattner Jacob, blacksmith.
Bradley E P. live stock.
Collier Edward, thresher.
Connelley J J, city marshal.
Crandall George B, drugs.
Dawdy Wm. well borer.
Drake George R, meats.
Durkee Sisters (Florence and Harriett). dressmakers.
Eakin Lillian, music teacher.
Edward's Wm. fruit grower.
CITY, Missouri.
Hand P H, publr Western Herald.
Edwards & Sons (Wm. Charles and George), grain.
Ely Calvin E, barber.
'Pay Patrick, grain.
Tel. 2088 Main.
McDowell.T.L, barber.
Mack H A, harness.
Mitchell J B, wagonmaker. Patchen Fannie. music. teacher.
PATCHEN F M, General Store. Peterson F' M, real estate and rest. Slater & Hunter, meats.
Tweed C W. R. R. Exp and Tel Agt. Western Herald. HI P Hand publr. Wilson A H, lawyer.
Wilson R H, publr Jetmore Republican Wright J V, hotel.
Wyatt John L, grocer.
JEWELL. Population, 700. Com- monty called Jewell City, was settled in 1570, on Buffalo creek, in the s. central part of Jewell county. It is on the M. P. Ry., 10 miles s. of Mankato the county seat. 16 n. w. of James- town Junction. 175 from Topeka and 182 from Atchison. Incorporated as a city in 1883. it now has Evangelical Baptist. Catholic, Chriswan and Metho- dist Episcopal churches, a graded pub. lic school. 1 bank, 3 elevators, a four mill, 1 hotel and a weekly newspaper, the Republican. Grain, flour and livs stock form the shipments. Stages to Mayview and Jonia. Telephone ex- change. Exp., Pacific. Tel .. W. U. W. C. Pahner, P. M.
Install-
ment
Has Congregational. Methodist and Presbyterian churches. a graded public school, a bank, and 2 weekly newspapers, the Republican and the Western Herald. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. T. C. Wilson, P. M. Beaner John, general store.
Collie & Runyan (Walter J Collie. Boyd Runyan), bakers.
Christy W R & Son, hardware.
202 CITIZENS' STATE BANK (Capital $5,000), Charles E Lobdell Pres, W M O'Connell Cashr.
RIDGE
Dockum L A & Co, coal and feed.
BLDG., Dunham Rev Dwight (Congl).
KANSAS
Eakin & Eakin, real estate.
Grant James C, general store.
Hodgman Co, furniture and hardware. Jetmore Republican, R H Wilson publr Kenyon W S, lawyer. Larned D W, lawyer.
Fenstermaker Daniel, mason.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, (Capital $50,000). Theodore Bartholow Pres. Newton Kreamer Cashier.
Fisher's Hall, Emerson Fisher mngr.
The JACKSON=WALKER COAL AND MATERIAL CO. Wholesale Coal. Everything in Building Material. Write Us For Prices. See Adv. in Wichita, Kan.
of
CASH.
On
For
THE KANSAS CITY VETERINARY COLLEGE,
Cor. 15th St. and Lydin Ave., Kansas City, Mo. HEND FOR CATALOGUE. See Adr. Opposite Classified Veterinary Colleges.
Jewell KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Johnson 457
Francis 1 G, carpet weaver.
Frey Mrs Julia, Montana Frey mngr. milliner,
Getman Edwin H. livery.
Grahan: Louis S, jeweler.
Graphmeir Boyd, carpenter.
Gray Edward L, farm impts.
Gray O N, fruit grower.
Heinecke E D & Co (Edwin D Hel- ecke, Walter E Allton, Charles Met- calf), general store.
Henninger John S, gunsmith.
Henninger Reuben, drayage.
Hiveley Wm, painter.
Hoekman & Grimm (Irving M Hock- man, John W Grimin). general store. Hloffer Thomas, mason.
Holmes Wm H, carpenter.
Hopson Rev George T (Baptist).
Ilotel Jewell. James Kelsey propr.
Hughes Orron W, physician.
Hutchinson John M, druggist.
James Frederick, harnessmaker.
James George, shoemaker.
Jewell Band, H C White jr Idr.
Jewell County Telephone Co, Robert C Postlethwaite pres, F W Bevington sec.
Jewell Hardware and Implement Co. F E Ruggles Pres. F W Bevington SOC. .
Jewell Lumber Co The (capital $20,- 000), J D Robertson pres, J W Berry sec. JEWELL REPUBLICAN . (Weekly), W C Palmer Publr.
Johnson Bros (Jolin and Harry), threshers.
Johnson Wm C, real estate.
Jones & Sheldon (Frank Jones. Henry Sheldon), threshers.
Jordan W H, thresher.
Karstetter Thomas, drayage.
Kelsey James, propr Hotel Jewell.
Knarr David, thresher.
MeClung Wm C, hardware.
McCoy O S, well borer.
McCracken Bros (Perry and John). broom mnfrs. 5 miles s e.
Main Ezra. well borer.
Matter David J, justice.
Metz Frank W. J J Metz mngr, pro- duce.
Metz Jacob J. dog breeder.
Miller Harry D, painter.
Miller Thomas A, wagonmaker.
Musser Benjamin. capitalist.
Ohlinger James, mason.
PALMER WM C, Pubir Jewell Repub- lican and Swine Breeder.
Perfect John C. tinsmith.
Plowman J Arthur, carpenter.
Postlettiwaite J C & Son (John C and Robert Ch. lawyers.
Pratt Charles W, thresher.
Quaife A B, photographer.
Reed Jerome B. bus line.
Robertson J D Mercantile Co, Jolm D Robertson pres, general store.
Robertson Res R S (Christian).
Sandboro Arthur V, R R, Exp and Tel Agt.
Seaton Oren &, grain.
Snyder Gertrude, music teacher.
Star Telephone Co, C A Shinn mngr.
Stidham Jantes E, real estate.
Suteliff Wm T, physician.
Swart Rey Daniel (Evangelical).
Taylor Rev George W (Baptist).
Thomas Rev W J (Christian).
Wesselowski Julius, physician.
White Henry C. furniture.
White Henry C jr, apiarist.
Whitney Collin O, barber. ..
Willis Rev Fred N (Methodist).
Wolfe Fred E, poultry breeder.
Wood Charles F, thresher.
Wroth John B. mason.
JINGO. A discontinued postoffice in Mitmi county, 22 miles s. e. of Paoli. the county seat, and 712 from La Cygne, whence it has rural free de- livery.
JOHNSON. Population, 125. The county seat of Stanton county, 30 miles s. of Syracuse, on the A., T. & S. Fe Ry., its shipping and banking point. A weekly newspaper is pub- lished. Stage daily to Syracuse and Richfield. Laura E. Van Meter, P. M. Bloom David. county attorney.
Carter Wm, probate judge.
Gillam C A. county clerk.
McCoy M, sheriff.
St Elmo Hotel. Frank Carrithers propr Stanton County Journal, C E & L E Van Meter publrs.
Van Meter S E. real estate.
VAN METER L E, Grocer. .
Van Meter C E & L E, publrs Stanton County Journal.
The Portsmouth Investment Co., MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL 1 ESTATE AT REASONABLE RATES ....
TELEPHONE WEST 111. SEE
322-323 Portsmouth Building, KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. ADV. IN CLASS. INVESTMENTS.
Grand Trunk Railway System
treal, Portland, Canada and East. For Niagara Falls, Toronto, Mon-
LAND
RANCH, MINERAL, TIMBER, COAL, FARM.
Correspondence Solicited. Reference Furnished. Determine the Character end Responsibility of Your Agent, In Buying or Selling. Large Bodies a Specialty. Sales During Past Two Years, 1,531,388 Acres. Cassius M. Gilbert, Kansas City, Mo.
ETS, Notarles' Records, Abstractors' Records and Blanks. and all other KANSAS LAW BOOKS, BLANKS, Etc., LAWYERS' DOCK- Write to CRANE & CO., Topeka, Kan.
Kansas Form Book
458 JOHNSON
I. L. POLK & CO 'S
Junction City
Williams Anna, register of deeds. Wortman J AA, county treasurer.
JOHNSTOWN. A country postoffice on the U. P. R. R., In New Scotland township, MePherson county, 912 miles n. or MePherson, the county seat, and 51% from Lindsborg, the nearest bank ing point. John O. Larson, P. M. Larson Bros, grocers.
JONAH. A discontinued postoffice in Washington county, 8 miles s. e. of Washington, the county seat, and 5 from Greenleaf, the nearest banking and shipping point, whence it has rural free delivery.
JONESBURG. A discontinued post- otlice in Belleville township, Chautau- qua county, 12 miles s. e. of Sedan, the county seat and banking point, and 6 from Peru, its shipping point, whence it receives mail by rural free delivery (Ronte No. 1)
JUDSON. A discontinued postoffice in Smith county. Send mail to Sher- wood
JULIA. A country postoffice in Kingman county, on the M. P. Ry., S miles s. e. of Kingman, the county seat and banking point. L. M. McCur- tain, P. M. and general store.
JUMBO. A country postoffice in Hess township. Gray county, 22 miles from Cimarron, the county seat and banking point, and 16 from Fowler the nearest shipping point. Mail semi- weekly. S. L. Gamble P. M.
JUNCTION CITY. Population by the census of 1900 was 4,695. A pres- ent conservative estimate gives a pop- ulation of over 5,500. The judicial seat of Geary (formerly Davis) coun- ty. is a prosperous city, located at the confluence of Smoky Hill and Repub- lican rivers, near the center of the county. on the M., K. & T. and U. P. Rys. (depots adjacent). 71 miles from Topeka. 100 from Lawrence and 138 from Kansas City, Mo. It was first settled in 185S, was incorporated as a city in 1859, is rapidly growing in
wealth and Importance, and now con- talus 2 banks with combined capital and surplus of $200,000, and deposits exceeding $500,000, 2 flour mills, one of which is run by water power and each with a capacity of 300 bbis. per day, a foundry and machine shop. an extensive artificial ice and cold stor. age plant, grain storage elevators and warehouses with a capacity of 500.000 bushels, a bottling works, a creamery. carriage and wagon factories, 4 hotels. one of which, The Bartlett Hous .. which has recently expended $25,000 in modernizing its conveniences, is con- sidered one of the best hotels in the state and a favorite with commercial travelers, churches of the various de- nominations, good schools, many well- stocked general stores and others In special lines, a well equipped fire de partment, has an excellent system of water works. electric light plant, a handsome court house, city hall and an opera house. A daily newspaper, The Union, and 3 live weekly newspapers. the Republic. the Sentinel and the Union. are published. Grain, flour. live stock, fruit, grapes and produce are shipped. Telephone connection. Electric railway connection with Fort Riley every half hour. Tel., W. U. Exp .. Am. and Pacific. J. R. Callen. P. M.
Allen-Mumert Grocery Co (Wm A and George H Allen, W S Mumert). American Express Co, Fred A Durand agent.
Andrews James D. live stock.
ANHEUSER - BUSCH BREWING Assn. Grant & Bermant Distributing Agts for Central Kansas, 603 Wash- ington. (See p 463.)
AURORA MILLS, Tyler & Co Proprs, Mnfrs of High Grades of Flour, Mill- ing Capacity 350 Bbls Daily, Ele- vator Storage Capacity 75,000 Bush- els.
Bachman George, barber. Baker N I, dep county clerk. -Baker-Wm H. barber. Bankons Rev R P (Baptist).
BARKER EDGAR E, Hot Air Fur. naces. Tinware. Roofing. Guttering and General Repair Shop, First-Class Work and Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices Reasonable, 128 W 8th.
LAWYERS
THOS. H. & VERNE D. EDWARDS, Lawyers,
Suite 214 New York Life Building, Kansas City, Mo., Long Distance Phone Main 2860. Members of the Commercial Lawyers' Associa- tion. We prosecute or defend. Practice in all courts, State and Federal, in Kansas and Missouri. Depositions taken. See page 11.
116 West Tenth Street, Kansas City, Mo. The only generally recognized cure for the Alcohol, Opium and Tobacco addictions, efficacious nd bariless. See Adv. in Kansas City, Mo.
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EELEY INSTITUTE
Junction City
KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Junction City 459
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
S. W. PIERCE, President.
CHAS. HI MANLEY, Cashier. S. W. FENTON, Asst. Cashier.
INCORPORATED 1884.
CAPITAL,
. . $100,000.
BANKING IN ALL LEGIT MATE BRANCHES.
Drafts on all Principal Cities. Money to Loan. Collections Made and Remitted Promptly. CORRESPONDENTS- Hanover National Bank, New York; National Bank of Commerce, Kansas City. JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS. - -
Real Estate.
Fire Insurance.
If you want the best results from
your property in Junction City
and Geary County, place it in
the hands of 1 - - - -
C. W. STRICKLAND,
Rentals.
Junction City, Kansas.
Loans.
JAMES STEWART & SON, . . . GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF .
Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Heating. ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
113 West Seventh Street, . JUNCTION CITY, KANS.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ( ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
The Popular Line to St. Paul and Minneapolis.
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Assets, over $28,000,000. Insurance, over $125,000,000. Surplus, over $3,000,000. In ancient times the wise mon would say : "Oh, King, live forever." But the King didn't and couldn't do it. Modern wisdom says : "Oh. King, Insure and do it quickly." NATIONAL LIFE BLE. ANCE CO. OP VERMONT ( Mutual). Organized 1830, 55th year, doing business in 37 States. Win. B. Hec derson, Gou't Manager, Suite, 450 Kemper Bidg., Kansas City, Mo. Over $3,000, 000 Invested in Kansas ; only $2,000,000 Invested in Vermont. Kansans should take note of this.
460 Junction City R. L. POLK & CO.'S Junction City
BARTELL HOUSE, Fred Boone Propr, $2.00 and $2.50 Per Day, The Best Hotel in the City, and One of the Leading Hotels in the State, Com- mercial Headquarters, Good Sample Rooms. (See ady.)
Baskin Charles H, druggist.
Behrend John W. harness mnfr.
Behrend & Deppish (Jobn W Behrend, J W Deppish), bottlers. Bergin James, saloon. Bickenheuser Edward. barber. Bingham Wm A, clothing.
Blattner & Glick (Charles Blattner, Wm G Gliek), jewelers.
Bolin Hugh, ins agt.
Boon Stephen, meat market.
BOONE FRED, Propr Bartell House. (See ady.)
Brooks & Black (Thomas Brooks, Al- len Black), saloon. Brown E E, billiard hall.
Brown George T, lumber.
Brown John F, justice of the peace.
Brown M G. clerk dist court.
Brown Mrs Richard, harness.
Brown Miss Sophie, milliner. Buehler Wm, blacksmith.
Bumstead Charles H, agt M K & T Ry Bush Miss Carrie, dressmaker. Calkin Wm C, accountant. CALLEN J B, Postmaster.
Cameron John, live stock. CamplpIl J G D, auctioneer. Carr Col C C. commandant Fort Riley. Central Hotel, J H Davis propr.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK (Capi- tal $100,000). S W Pierce Pres. C H Manley Cashr. S W Fenton Asst Cashr, the Leading Bank in the County. (See p. 459.)
CHASE CHARLES H. Hides, Fur and Junk Dealer. 715 N Jefferson. Clark Thomas J, coal.
Clark Wm S, collector.
Clemons J E, county treasurer. Cockey M G, physician.
Commercial Club of Junction City. Thomas B Kennedy pres, T W Dorn secretary
Cook A A, propr Depot Hotel Cookson S P. horses and mules. Cormack George, agt Standard Oil Co. Coryell Frank D. meat market Cox Mrs M L. restaurant.
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Cress Capt George O. quartermaster Fort Riley.
Cullinan T A, city marshal
Cutter Wm, nurseryman and poultry breeder. 2 miles n w.
Cutter Wm & Son (W'm and John. nursery, 2 miles n w.
CUTTER WM & SON (Wm and John H), Proprs The Glenwood Nursery, Members Kansas State Horticultural Society. (See p 463.)
Dahlstrom & Maloney (R O Dahlstrom S B Maloney), blacksmiths.
Dale E E, billiards.
Daugherty Philander, physician.
Davidson J & Son (John and Charles W), hardware.
Davis John H, propr Central Hotel.
DE ARMOND & ROOT (Le Pruyn De Armond, James MI Root), Proprs The Junction City Marble and Gran- ite Works and Agents The Page Woven Wire Fence, 906-908 Wash- ington.
Degitz George, grape grower, 2 miles e. DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR, B F Engle Agt, 118 Washington Phone 42. (See p 463.)
Delker Herman, bill poster Depot Hotel. A A Cook propr
Dever Thomas, lawyer.
Dietrich & Hall (Ernst Dietrich, Johu Hall), blacksmiths.
DIXON THOMAS, Grain and Live Stock Dealer, Propr Park Steam Laundry, 519-521 Washington. (See adv.)
Dorn-George-H, insurance
DORN THOMAS W, Genl Fire Insur- ance Agt, Mngr The Opera House, Sec Commercial Club, Mngr Ware- ham-Dewey Telephone Co, City Clerk and Mngr Junction City Water Works, Etc.
Downing John-D, barber. Dumbreck John C, confr. Dimm Warren C. furniture.
DURAND FRED A, Agt Pacific and Am Exp Cos. Durbon Bros, painters Durbon James P, notions. Durland Fred L. furniture Dutcher John HI, vet surgeon. Elbs Frederick, tailor.
Electric Railway Light & Ice Co The, F E Tyler pres, S W. Pierce treas, J Monroe Smith sec, W E Sweezey supt.
ARTHUR C. BROWN, Patents, Designs, Trade-Marks,
Patent Lawyer and Solicitor Prints and Labels Protected.
401 MASSACHUSETTS BLDG. ( See opp. Patent Solicitors.). KANSAS CITY, MO.
Your Share of the PROFITS of Plate Glass Insurance by patronizing THE AMERICAN PLATE GLASS INSURANCE CO. OF KANSAS CITY, MO., U.S.A. See page 4. Not in the Trust or Combine.
UNION PACIFIC R. R. LANDS and IMPROVED RANCHES FOR SALE. Agents wanted. McQuary Real Estate Co.,409-410 Massachusetts Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
Junction City KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Junction City 461
A C. PIERCE, Bonded Abstracter. L. B. PIERCE. HARRY PIERCE, Surveyor.
A. C. PIERCE & SONS, Real Estate, Land, Loan, Abstract and Insurance Office (ESTABLISHED 1856)
Improved and Unimproved Farms, Ranches and Pasture Lands.
Interests of Non-Resident Property Owners Attended to. Complete set of Abstract Books of Geary County kept up-to-date. JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS.
BARTELL HOUSE
Rates, $2.00 and $2.50 Per Day. 70 Rooms.
FRED BOONE, Proprietor.
First-Class in all its Appointments. The Only Commercial Headquarters.
Rooms with Bath. Turkish Bath also in Connection.
JUNCTION CITY, = KANSAS.
THOMAS DIXON, PROPRIETOR Park Steam Laundry AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN GRAIN, HAY AND LIVE STOCK. Elevator Capacity 60,000 Bushels. 519-521 .WASHINGTON STREET, - JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS.
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