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Wood George W, nurse, 336 Walker.
Wood John C, music tchr, 815 Freeman Wood Joseph A, drugs, 1901 N 5th." Wood Seth A, saloon; 749 Osage av.
Wood Wm L, lawyer, 650 Minnesota avenue.
Wood W G, editor Kansas Record, 547 State.
Woodcock Eugene, brick contr, 543 Central av.
Woodcock Grant A, coal and feed, 1129 Osage av.
Woods A A, grocer, 929 Central av.
Woods David T, contr, 259 N Mill.
Woods Mrs Malinda, dressmkr, 1135 Sandusky.
Woodward Wm N, real estate, 311 Hus- ted Bldg.
Woohies J B, confr, 552 State.
Wooley E H, lawyer, 401 Kansas av. . Woolf Dwight H, music tchr, 852 Min- nesota av.
Woolf Thomas J, confr, 852 Minneso- ta av. Woolsey Geo .W, barber, 2069 N 13th.
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CHEAP MONEY ON MISSOURI AND KANSAS FARMS J. R. MEYERS, KANSAS CITY, MO.
of all kinds, Globes, Maps, etc. Kansas Law Books and Blanks, Globe-Wer- nicke Book Cases, Printing, Binding and Office Furnishings.
Write to CRANE & CO., Topeka, Kan.
506 Kansas City, Kan. R. L. POLK & CO.'S Kansas City. K'an.
Worthan Wm G, live stock, 114 Stock Yards Exchange.
Worz Mrs Agnes, grocer, 929 Central. Wren Jerry, dairy, 1620 McAlpine.
Wright Edwin u, grocer, 1300 Stewart Wright George W, live stock, 114 Stock Yards Exchange.
Wright James, express, 1126 Freeman Wright Mrst Lucy B, dressmkr, 1924 N 5th.
Wright Walter Z, dentist, 302 Ports- mouth Bldg.
Wright Wm M Commission Co, live stock comn, 338 Stock Yards Exch.
Wright Wm J Jr, furnace repr, 743 Minnesota av.
Wright-Win-M,-barber and jeweler, 1133 Osage av.
Wrigsby Wm M, grocer, 417 Lafayette avenue.
Wulf's Home Steam Laundry Co, H F Wulf pres, R E Morris sec, 5th s w cor State.
WYANDOTTE AWNING AND TENT Co, Carl J Kapka Propr, 749 Min- nesota av. (See p 473.)
Wyandotte Coal & Lime Co, R E Mel- ling pres, W S Randall sec, F S Merstetter mngr, 1001 N 3d and 553 Minnesota av.
Wyandotte Commission Co (E B and Evelyn Masterson), 421 Minnesota avenue.
Wyandotte Drug Co, A K Lawrence mngr, 1512 N 5th.
Wyandotte Gas Co, Northrop Moore supt, 600 Minnesota av.
Wyandotte Gas Fixture Co, Thomas E C Lloyd mngr, 621 Kansas av.
Wyandotte nerald The, The Lane Printing Co publrs, 512 Minnesota av Wyandotte State Bank The (capital $5,000), Porter Sherman pres, Beu- jamin Schnierle cashier.
Wylie Wm W, contr, 341 Waverly. Wyman Marcus, housemover, Scott.
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Wynne David A, shoes, 1110 N 5th.
Wyrich Charles, saloon, 426 Minne- sota av.
Yardley Joseph W, hdw, 1820 N 5th.
Yoakum Carrie, tchr, 1954 N 6th.
Yoakum Jessie, music tchr, 936 Kan- sas av.
Young Andrew, gunsmith, 1822 N 5th.
Young-Frank M, barber, 220 _ Ports- mouth Bldg.
Young J O & Co (J Otis Young), no- tions, 604 Kansas av.
Young Robert, grocer and meats, 18th and Muncie Blvd.
Young Rev Wm H, 2213 N 12th.
YOUNG & HAMILTON (James A Young, Andrew R Hamilton), Real Estate, 6th and Minnesota av. (See p 473.)
Youngman Rev John, rms 207 Kansas avenue.
Zane Wm W, barber, 607 Colorado av. Zane & Oots (Wm W Zane, Roy Oots), grocer, 609 Colorado av.
Zondler Frederick, baker, 86 N James. Zuber George, cigarmnfr, 1104 Locust
C C School Supplies
$100 Reward.
The Association of American Direc- tory Publishers will pay $100 reward for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons attempting to collect money on fraudulent direc- tory advertisements.
WILLIAM H. BATES, Sec'y,
89 Third Avenue, New York City.
COLLECTIONS THOS. H. & VERNE D. EDWARDS, Lawyers, Suite 214 New York Life Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. Long Distance Phone Main 2860. Members of The Commercial Lawyers' Association. We make no charge when we do not collect. We handle all kinds of claims, anywhere and everywhere. References on request. See page 11.
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Names Received Too Late for Regular Insertion
AND REMOVALS, ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS.
BANKERS INK CO, Frank Nelson Pres, C O Nelson Treas, J D Nelson Mngr, Mnfrs of Writing Inks, Fluids, Mucilage, Cream Mucilage and Glue, 116-118 W 6th. (See p 56-a.)
BELL MARTIN L, Mngr Bell's File and Rasp Works, Mnfrs of Files and Rasps, cor 6th and Bluff. (See p 561.)
BELL'S FILE AND RASP WORKS, Martin L Bell Mngr, Mnfrs of Files and Rasps, cor 6th and Bluff. , (See p 561.)
BLEDSOE OIL AND SUPPLY CO, J H Bledsoe Mngr, Mnfrs and Jobbers of Ventilating Fans and Factory Heat- ers, 507-511 Bluff. (See p 555.) BUREAU OF NATIONAL LITERA- ture and Art, John A Cochrane West- ern Mngr, 331 Ridge Bldg.
COCHRANE JOHN A, Western Mngr Bureau of National Literature and Art, 331 Ridge Bldg.
Deardorff F M Lumber Co (capital $5,- 000), Frank M Deardorff pres and treas, W L Stocking sec, 606-607 Dwight bldg.
INTERNATIONAL TRADING CO The (Incorporated; Capital $100,- 000), M F Erbs Pres and Treas, Rob- ert A Greer Vice-Pres, H H Beels Vice-Pres, Carl Kramer Sec, H Visscher Asst Sec and Treas,, Greer & Greer Attys, Offices in Berlin, Germany, Port Arthur, Tex, New Or- leans, La, Galveston, Tex, San Fran- cisco, Cal, and City of Mexico, Guar- dian Trust Bldg.
KANSAS CITY HAT WORKS, Henry J Winterfield Propr, 214 E 12th. (See left top lines.)
ROBERTSON BROS (R Selden and Daniel H), Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Horses and Mules, 1734 Genesee. (See p 1434.)
BROWN'S Finest Penmen in the West.
BUSINESS COLLEGE 1200 MAIN STREET, KANSAS CITY, MO. Write for Freo Catalogue.
Kansas City, Mo.
KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER.
Kansas City, Mo.
507
ANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
The second city in commerce, popu- lation and wealth in the State is ad- vantageously situated on the right bank of the Missouri river, at the con- fluenc of the Kansas, where the for- mer river makes its great bend from a southern to an eastern course. The city is possessed of exceptional rail- road facilities, the following lines radi- ating from it, and, with their branches, providing access to all parts of the United States: The A., T. & S. Fe., Burlington Route, the C. & A., the C. G. W., the Frisco System, the K. C., M. & O., the K. C. S., the L. K. & W., the M., K. & T., the M. P., the Q. O. & K. C., the U. P., the St. J. & G. I., the C, M & St P, the C R I & P
the Port Arthur Route and the Wa- bash. These roads, stretching as they do in all directions, connect Kansas City with the trade of Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska. Kansas, Colorado, Wyom- Ing, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Tex- as, Indian Territory, Arkansas, and all the States east of the Mississippi river and south of Kentucky and Vir- ginia, and give the advantage of com- peting routes to St. Louis, Chicago, Toledo, Cincinnati, New York, Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore, Louisville, New Orleans, Atlanta, Savannah, Charleston, Galveston, Denver, Santa Fe, San Francisco, St. Paul, Minne- apolis, and all intermediate points. It is 283 miles west of St. Louis, 4S9 southwest of Chicago, 614 west of Cin- cinnati, 1,308 west of New York, 642 east of Denver, SS1 north of New Or- leans, and 2,122 east of San Francisco. Kansas City was first settled in 1838 as a point of exchange between boats and wagons for the Sant Fe and southwestern Indian trade. It made
slow progress until 1846, when it re- veived a great stimulus from the Mexican war, and 3 years later from We rush of emigration across the con-
tinent to California. The settlement of Kansas, which began in 1854, gave a new impulse, so that at the outbreak of the war in 1861, the city had at- tained a population of about 8,000. This population dwindled to about 3,- 500 during the war, but had risen again to about 3,000 by 1865, after which the construction of railroads and the increased immigration into Kansas gave rise to rapid annual in- crease, and it has at present an esti- mated population of 250.000. The city is lighted by electricity, has finely paved and macadamized streets, an excellent system of sewerage and water works, miles of street railways, publie halls, handsomely appointed theatres, libraries and reading rooms, excellent public schools, colleges and academies, a commercial exchange, commercial club, mining and stock ex- change, building and loan associa- tions, hospitals and homes, etc. The banks have a combined capital of $10,875,000. The press has + dailies, and a large number of weekly and monthly publications. Of churches, there are Baptist, 39; Christian, 13; Congregational, 10; Methodist, 33; Episcopal, 9; Hebrew, 5; Evangelical, 5; Lutheran, 5; Catholic, 18;' Presby- terian, 16; Unitarian, 1; Universalist, 1; Christian Science, 2, and miscellan- eous, 19. The different secret and benevolent societies have a full repre- sentation, besides which there are nu- merous · societies devoted to science, philosophy, music and pleasure. While the city's growth in population and building has been simply wonderful, it has not exceeded the progress in commerce, which has kept pace with the city's advancement in other direc- tions. The wholesale interests of Kan- sas City have been developed wonder- fully within the last six or seven years. In fact, the beginning of the
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era of progress in Kansas City has been identical with the beginning of the development of the commercial ad- vantages which the elty possesses. Its growth has been steady, and at the close of each succeeding year, when the wholesaler looks over his books for. the year, he always finds, not only a very handsome balance on the right side of the ledger, but a very. gratify- ing increase in the volume of business. Into the States and Territories com- mercially tributary to Kansas City, is now pouring the accumulated surplus of the East, and the best, and most en- ergetic and enterprising people of that part of the nation and of Europe. With the construction of the lines of rail- road that this new population makes necessary, and the development of the country incident thereto, the city's trade must necessarily continue to in- crease at the present rapid rate. While Kansas City has a large and rapidly increasing trade in dry goods, grocer- ies, hardware, drugs, and merchandise generally, in the States and Territories above named, it is also distinguished for its large trade in live stock, pro- visions, agricultural implements and lumber, and also among the cities of the Missouri Valley for its large trade in coal. Kansas City is fast taking the lead as the greatest live stock mar- ket and packing center in the United States. The stock yards are the best appointed and largest in the Missouri Valley, having an unlimited capacity for feeding, weighing and shipping, and is the best market in the Union. There is no city in the United States that presents as many advantages for manufacturing as Kansas City. Situ- ated in the center of the finest timber, coal. iron and agricultural region in the world, it is, without doubt, des- tined to become the largest manufac- turing center in the West. Instead of sending timber iron and coal in its crude state to the East to be manufac- tured and then sent back here to mar- ket, the freight could be saved if the implements were made here. It is the largest depot for agricultural imple- ments in the world, and second to none in transportation facilities. It now controls the bulk of the implement
trade of western Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, New Mexico, Indian Territory, and Texas. There are inexhaustible quantities of the finest oak, hickory, yellow pine, ash and walnut in southwestern Mis- souri, which are made tributary to Kansas City by the direct lines of rail- road which enter that section. It is estimated by geologists that there is enough iron within the boundaries of the State of Missouri to supply the whole world for three centuries. The coal supply tributary to Kansas City is inexhaustible. Through Its many railroads it is the natural gateway to the great West and Southwest, and holding this vast area tributary, it is the avenue to market for the agricul- tural and mineral products of the whole section. The products of the great plains, the wool of the sheep. the hides and carcasses of the beeves, the wheat and other cereals, all must come to this point for market, while the mineral wealth that has been so greatly developed during the past year is being poured into her lap through the iron arteries that have barely kept pace with the rapidly developing coun- try. Extensive coal beds have been discovered in several parts of Kansas. which, in addition to those already tributary to this city, have established the fact that there is sufficient fuel and raw material right at the doors of the city to supply the demand for all time to come. Exp., Adams, Am., Pacific, U. S., and W., F. & Co. Tel., Am. District. Commercial, Postal Tel .- Cable, and W. U. Joseph H. Harris, P. M.
Aaron & Co (Edward Aaron), poultry. 115 E 4th.
Abbott Charles L, dentist, 120S Wyan- dotte.
Abbott Ignazio, saloon, 117 Holmes.
Abbott Rev Thomas A (Christian).
Abbott Thomas B, grocer, 2801 Belle- view.
Abdelal Alfred G, phys, 203 E 14th.
Abel Herman C, real est, 708 Heist Bldg.
Abel Neal D, ins, 216 Century Bidg.
Abel Wm, drugs, 1419 E 1Sth.
Abeles Edward, phys, 219 Altman Bldg.
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The Liquor and Tobacco Habits Cured on positive guarantee. We are prepared to demonstrate the superiority of our treatment. Your testimonial is the best. You pay when you say you are cured.
Tone Liquor Cure Co., SUITE 32,
1211 Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
509
KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER.
THE PERFECTION STEEL RANGE
With High Warming Closet and Enamel Lined Reservoir, Handsomely Ornamented.
It is complete in all its appointments, extra heavy Japanned Steel used in its construction. l'irstclass workmanship throughout. If not as we sås, the best and most complete Range ever offered by any house for the price, your money will be refunded. We not only guarantee this Range to do all work satisfactory. but to be the very best Range sold at our remarkably low price.
$22.62 ... TO ...
$25.35
The Perfection Range is the result of many years' experimenting by one of the most progressive and successful stove and range manufacturers.
The Perfection Range is guaranteed by the manufacturers to do all work required of a range. We back this claim with our guaran- tee that it is all we or the manufacturers claim for it.
The Perfection, while it has large cooking surface and large oven, does not occupy as much room as an ordinary cook stove.
NOTE THESE SIZES:
Size No.
· Size of Oven
Size of Top
Weight
Price with Reservoir
Catalogue No. H21, 109
8×16
16x18x1216
273.x35
$10 lbs.
$22.62
H21,110
8x18
2772X37
. 355 1bs.
$23.9S
H21, 111.
8×20
18x18x1214 20×20×12
29 ×39
370 lbs.
$25.35
Note carefully the sizes of these Perfection ranges. They are all large. We do not handle the small sizes. Some houses ent the size down to make a cheaper range. The smallest sized Perfection Range has an oven 16 in. by 18 in. by 1236 inches, and top 2712 in. by 35 inches. Our long experience in stove and range selling has proved to us that the full sizes, while costing a trifle more, prove much more satisfactory, and satisfaction is our motto in building up our large stove and range business.
We will furnish the Perfection without Reservoir, High Closet or High Shelf at a reduction in price. Ask for Our Large 500 page Bargain Catalog No. 9. It is complete in every department of general merchandise, and at prices which save you money. We send it free, postage paid.
THE UNITED MAIL ORDER CO.,
Retailers of Everything at Wholesale Prices, KANSAS CITY, = MISSOURI, U. S. A.
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R. L. POLK & CO 'S
WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU MONEY ON YOUR CLOTHING.
OUR CLOTHES FIT WELL, WEAR WELL AND ARE STYLISH, AT A SAVING TO YOU OF 3313 PER CENT.
(2633. Men's black thibet, medium heavy. This is all wool and fast black, and will wear satisfactorily. It is made up 4-button sack coat, round corner, with the best Farmer satin lining. and the vest is cut medium high, the trousers are cut in style and made first-class. This snit is made up and looks as well as most $10.00 suits you buy. You will be pleased if you buy one of them.
Price of Suit . $5.69.
C2652. Navy blue worsted serge suit, firmly woven, closely twilled, smooth hard finish surface ; makes one of the handsomest business or dress suits you can possibly wear. Well lined and trimmed coat, front has hair cloth and canvas interlining. all seams taped, warranted not to rip ; goods sponged and shrunken thorough- ly before being made up. Impossible for it to shrink or get out of shape. Color warran- ted not to fade or turn rusty looking in a few days. This is a $10.00 suit in the regular way. Our price .$7.39
C2GG1. Genuine
--- black clay worsted, all wool and absolutely fast black. This suit is made up in 4-button sack coat, round cor- ner, and is lined throughout body with Italian cloth, sleeves are lined with twilled sleeve lining.shoulders are padded and front is stiff and only the best material used throughout in this suit; the vest is cut medium high, and pants are made up and trimmedffirst class. We want your order on this suit if you want a black suit. Your home merchant would charge you?$15.00 for this, but our price ...
$11.45. Send for samples, we have an endless variety to choose from.
Have you a copy of our Large 500 page Bargain Cata- log No. 9? If not, drop us a card, it will pay you big, for we guarantee to save you money in every depart- ment. We send it absolutely free, postage paid.
The United Mail Order Co.,
Retailers of Everything at Wholesale Prices. =: KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, U. S. A.
TRY HEDAKO, CURES HEADACHE. DRUGGISTS-The Simplest and Best Headache Remedy Ever Known. Write for Samples and Prices. . . . . HEDAKO MEDICINE CO., 5231% Wyandotte St., Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City, Mo. KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Kansas City, Mu. 511
Abell Brokerage Co. Mrs . A C Abelt mer, bonds, 438 N Y Life Bldg.
ABENDROTH FRITZ J H, China Painting, Barber Mug Decorator and Dealer in China Painters' Supplies. 21 Rookery Bldg. (See p 563.)
Abernathy Furniture Co. F L Hall pres, J M Wallace sec. 1501 W 9th. Abernathy Piano Co (S W Abernathy), 1-3 K C Life Bldg.
Abner John W, grocer, 2707 S W Bldg Abney Automatic Belt Coupler Co, D H Abney pres. C C Hoefer sec, n w corner 17th and Walnut.
Abrams Lillie, wines, 603-605 Dela- ware.
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Abrams -Naimon, saloon, 544 Grand avenue.
Abrams-& Browna (Naimon Abrams. J B Brown), saloon. 110 E 6th.
Academy of Music, F S Steward propr, 1223 McGee.
Ackermann. Quigley Lithographing
Co. J A Quigley pres, MI L Mum- ford sec, 512-514 Main.
Ackley Foster E, phys, 205 Baird Bldg
Ackley George M, ins, 323 Am Bank Bldg.
Acme Compound & Chemical Co, Henry Fiegenbaum mngr, 507 Hall Bidg.
Acme Elevator, Charles Gilstrap propr Acme Harvester Co, E I Burton mngr, 1302 W 11th.
Acosta Raphael, Mexican consul, 305 Hall Bldg.
Adair E T & Co (E T and B F Adair), hay. 1303 W 12th.
Adair James, books, 715 Main.
Adams Anna B, nurse, 1511 Harrison.
Adams Arthur N, lawyer, 524 N Y Life Bldg.
Adams Benjamin F, tehr, 615 E 10th. Adams Charles B, lawyer, 1000 N Y Life Bldg.
Adams Charles E, mattresses, 1427 Walnut.
Adams Commission Co, I P Adams mngr, 305 W Sth.
Adams C F Co, J E Thomas mngr, in- stallment goods, 1513 Grand av. Adams-David, barber, 316 W 5th.
Adams Duston, broker, 606 Am Bank Bidg.
Adams Express Co, E S Jenkins agt, 1015 Main.
Adams Fred C, contr, 201 Olive.
Adams George A Grain Co, G A Adams pres, C D Babb sec, 6 Ex- change Biały.
Adams George H, grocer, 218 W 5th. Adams Homer C, live stock, 114 Stock Yards Exchange.
Adams I D. shoes, 930 Main.
ADAMS JOHN A, Agent The P Schoen hofen Brewing Co, 1906 Grand av.
Adams John D, mnfrs' agt, 930 Main. Adams Jones F, mngr Board of Trade Bldg, 126 Exchange Bldg.
Adams Lynchburg B, lawyer, 623 Am Bank Bldg.
Adams Nellie A, grocer, 130S Cherry. Adams Robert, lawyer, 606 Am Bank Bldg.
Adams Transfer and Storage Co, E P Adams pres, L Adams sec, 228 W 4th.
Adams T Lee, seeds, 417 Walnut.
Adams Walter J, lawyer, 714 N Y Life Bldg.
Adams Washington, lawyer, 1000 N Y Life Bldg.
Adams Wm W, contr, 815 Walnut.
Adams W J & Oo (W J Adams, R C Adams, F D Adams), real est, 714 N Y Life Bldg.
Adamson Albert, wagonmkr, 4130 E 15th.
Addington W'm, barber, 1230 E 5th. Addison Rev James S (Baptist).
Addones Charles C, phys, 1332 Grand avenue.
ADDRESSING AND FAC - SIMILE Letter Co (The), R F Montgomery Mngr, Fac-Simile Letters, Circular Addressing, Etc., 531 Beals Bldg. (See right bottom lines).
Adelstein Joseph, tailor, 406 Altman Bldg.
Adkins Wm H, electrician, 714 Wyan- dotte.
Adler Abraham B, meats, 3 E 13th.
Adler B & Co (Bernard and Isadore Adler, Charles H Lyon), millinery, 1210 Main.
Adler Joseph, mnfrs' agt, 306 W Sth\ ADMIRAL HAY PRESS CO, T C Brad- ley Pres, C L Cookson Vice-Pres and Mngr, H S Swanson Sec, Sth cor Mulberry. (See p 561.)
ADVANCE THRESHER CO. H B Ver- ney Mngr. Distributing House s e cor 12th and Hickory.
Aermotor Co. windmills, 1028 W Sth.
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For Grazing Lands and Ranches, write
W. A. REMFRY, Kemper Building, KANSAS CITY, MO.
and all other KANSAS LAW BOOKS. BLANKS, Etc., LAWYERS' DOCK- ETS, Notaries' Records, Abstractors' Records and Blanks.
Write to CRANE & CO., Topeka, Kan.
Kansas Form Book
512 Kansas City, Mo. R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Kansas City, Mo.
Aetna Cement Plaster Co, D P Thomas pres, Howard MeCutcheon sec and treas, 121 W 8th.
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO OF Hartford, Conn (Life Department), 1. B Bailey MIngr, 604-603 New Eng- land Bldg.
Aetna Machine Works (J W Parker, J W Hill), 614 Broadway.
Agans Rufus, painter, 1815 Campbell. Agee Maggie C, dressmkr, 1030 Har- rison.
Agin Burroughs, phys, 2336 Bellefon- taine.
Agin & Orear (E E Agin, E O Orear), painters, 142S Walnut.
Agnew Automatic Oiler Co, N P Ag- new pres, O S Larrabee sec, 314 Ar- lington Bldg.
Agnew Hospital Assn, C A Damiaker MI D pres and treas, L Damiaker sec, 637 Woodland av.
-Alilschlager-Wm, saloon, 2301 Grand. Aide Jessie M, tchr, 1326 E 9th.
Aiken Joseph W, dentist, 926 Main.
Ailor Mrs Emma A, confr, 402 E 18th. Ailstock Wm M, restr, 912 Union av. Aisikowitz Harry, 2d hd goods, 901 Independence av.
Akers Lydia E, tehr, 221 W 1Sth.
Akin Wm H, dry goods, 1015 E 5th.
Albaugh Harry W, coal, 1005 E 12th. Albaugh & Culver (H W Albaugh, Charles Culver), live stock, 1005 E 12th.
Alber Amanda, grocer, 2590 Grand av Alber Emil G, jeweler, 1319 Grand av. Albert Jacob, dry goods. 1019 W 24th. Alberti Albert A, ins, 50S Nelson bldg. Albertson Real Estate Co, E B Al- bertson pres, Myron C Albertson sec, 316 American Bank bldg.
Albrecht Joseph F, grain, 201 Bd of Trade bldg.
Albright Charles A, contr, 2311 Euclid Albright Henry R, phys, 415 New Ridge bldg.
Albright John A, accountant, 506 Cen- tury bldg.
Alderson Robert F, real est, 320 Nel- son bldg.
Aldrich Charles W, ins, 315 Hall bldg Alesci 'Nicholas, grocer, 312 Holmes. Aleshire Edward E, lawyer, S36 N Y Life bldg.
Alexander Andrew B, architect, 939 N Y Life bldg.
Alexander Anna, tehr, 3625 Tracy.
Alexander Clay H, lawyer, 719 Am BL bldg.
Alexander Cora M, dressmkr,, 1602 Troost.
Alexander Hide Co (Robert W and St Clair Alexander), 1534 St Louis av. Alexander John C, grocer, 600 W 14th. Alexander Joseph A, fish, City Market Alexander J A & Co (Joseph A Alex- ander), fish, 39 City Mkt.
Alexander Orian O, contr, 511 K C Life bldg.
Alexander Pinckney C, photogr, 1010 Walnut.
Alexander Thomas A, real est, 217 Mass bldg.
Alexander Wm T, carp, 113 W 9th.
ALHAMBRA FLATS, WV H Jones Propr, n e cor 7th and Main. (See p 5530)
Alisky Abraham, clothing. 333 W 5th. Alisky Louis, clothing, 547 Walnut.
Alisky Selig R, broker, 540 Main.
Alisky Solomon, clothing. 305 Main.
ALKANO, KING OF THE BLOOD (C E Gallagher. Paul H Evans), The Greatest of all Medical Discoveries, 1311 Main.
Allbritian James T, lawyer, 200 Hall blog.
Allbritian J Wm, phys, 1105 W 24th. Allen Abram W, lawyer, 521 Am Bk bldg.
Allen Amos W, grocer, 704 E 19th.
Allen Catherine D, grocer, 230S E 1Stli Allen Charles, phys. 2500 Michigan.
Allen Charles C, book bndr, 20 W Mo avenue.
Allen Charles C, dentist, 507-S Rialto bldg.
Allen Edward, rubber stamps, 709 Del- aware.
Allen Rev E N (Presbyterian).
Allen Frank S, stone contr, 403S Shaw- nee.
Aller. George R, marble, 16121/2 E 18th ALLEN HENRY H, Mngr Bemis Bros Bag Co, 1305 W 12th.
Allen Henry S, real est, 313 Bryant bldg.
Allen H B, saloon, 1325 E 1Sth.
Allen Investment Co The, E F Allen pres, Wm E Lyons sec, n w cor 9th and Wyandotte.
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