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Anthony
ANNESS. Population, 50. On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry in Erie township, Sedgwick county, 35 miles southwest of Wichita, the judicial seat, and 51/2 from Viola, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Téle- phone connection. F. A. Messmer, *postmaster.
Baird U E Grain Co. Gable H S, blacksmith. Grier Elevator Co. MESSMER F A, General Store.
ANSON. Population, 100. On the M. P. Ry and on Slate Creek in Sum- ner township and county, 14 miles . northwest of Wellington, the judicial seat. Has Free Baptist and Metho- dist Episcopal churches and a bank. Average price of improved farm land, $50 per acre. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pa- cific. Telephone connection. Wm. M. Purcell, postmaster.
Adams F M, blacksmith.
Allen R W, general store.
Anson Hardware and Implement Co The.
ANSON STATE BANK (Cap $10,000), -S L Bishop Pres, C C Taylor Cashr. Baden J P, grain.
Barnes Orchestra The.
Barnes W J, barber.
Beatie J C, live stock. Camp Don, R R. exp and tel agt. Menser Bros, live stock.
Neal W. H, physician.
Polite & Myers, hardware.
Pond W M & Co, lumber and coal.
PURCELL WM M & SON, Groceries and Confectionery. Seitz J A, grain.
Stayton Bros, grain. Taylor C. C, notary public. Vanhue F S, general store.
ANTELOPE. Population, 30. On . the C., R. I. & P. Ry., in Clear Creek township, Marion county, 9 miles n. e. of Marion, the county seat and bank- ing point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. . F. C. Utting, postmaster.
Reed T W, grain and hay. Safarik Charles, blacksmith. Stevens-Scott Grain Co.
UTTING F C, General Store.
ANTHONY. Population, 3,000. The judicial seat of Harper county, is lo- "cated on the A., T. & S. Fe, the C., R. I. & P., the K. C., M. & O., the K. S. W. and the M. P. Rys., 56 miles s. w. of Wichita. It is lighted by electricity and gas, has an excellent system ot water works, fire department, 6
churches, 2 banks, first-class hotels, an opera hall, flour mill, high-grade salt works, 2- grain elevators and 2 weekly newspapers, the Bulletin and Repub- lican. Anthony is the receiving and distributing point for a rich agricul- tural . and stock-raising section, and large quantities of grain, flour, salt, live stock and produce are shipped. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am., Pacific, U. S. and W., F. & Co. Telephone connec- tion. G. B. Crooker, postmaster.
Adell F M, notions.
ADKISSON JOHN W, Bicycles, Bicy- cle Repairs and Supplies, Automo- bile Supplies and Repairs and Auto- mobile Livery, Guns, Ammunition and Sporting Goods, Kansas av and Main. Tel 108 Long Dist.
Allen F L, mngr Johnson Bottling Co. Anspacher John, thresher.
ANTHONY BAKERY THE, George F Childs Propr, Bread Shipped Prompt- ly to All Points, Only Best Material Used in Baking Cakes, Pies and Confectionery, Party Orders Solic- ited, 212 Main. Tel 177 Long Dist.
ANTHONY BULLETIN THE, Hutch- inson & Couch Publrs, A Weekly Newspaper Published Every Friday. A Live Newspaper, Bulletin Bldg. Tel 61.
Anthony Electric Light Co, F L Bas- sett propr.
Anthony Elevator Co, grain dealers.
Anthony Military Band, Fred Reasoner leader.
Anthony Republican, W E Blackburn propr. Anthony Steam Laundry, J D. Doty propr.
ANTHONY VETERINARY HOSPITAL The (Drs C E Canaan and E C Johnson Proprs), The Only Well Equipped Veterinary Hospital in Anthony, Kansas av on block e of Rock Island Depot. Tels 302 and 233-3 rings. (See adv.)
Remly Lumber Co. TOPEKA, KANSAS.
WHOLESALE LUMBER. E. B. H. REMLY, Pres. & Gen'l Mgr. GUILFORD DUDLEY, Treas.
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You Will Find the New NATIONAL HOTEL REBUILT, ENLARGED AND MODERNIZED.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, THE BEST HOTEL IN KANSAS CHANGES COST $125,000.00
Anthony KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Anthony 163
Anthony Wholesale Grocery Co, F B Brooks pres, W E McNachten sec- treas.
Anthony Wholesale Produce Co, I C Johnson mgr.
Arnold C C, general store.
Badger Lumber Co, C L Bramwell mngr, lumber.
BAILEY G L, Propr Hotel Monte- zuma. (See adv.)
Baker & Beebe (H D Baker, R H Beebe), lawyers.
Bartleson George, constable. Beam Faye, teacher.
Behrens Tressa, teacher.
Bender C. V, agt Wells, Fargo & Co Express.
Bennett House, A Wheeler propr.
Bird Litta, teacher.
Black Georgia, teacher.
Black S P, carpenter.
Blackburn W E, publr Anthony Re- publican.
Bottoff J E, agt A, T & S Fe and K S W. Rys.
Brand C D, marshal.
Braun Bernhardt, shoemaker.
Briston Wm S, books and stationery.
Brown John D, mayor and real estate. Buchanan Edwin J, painter.
Bulletin Printing House of Anthony The, oflice Bulletin Bldg. Tel 61.
Burchfiel E F, live stock.
Burchfiel Hotel, J W Burchfiel propr.
Burchfiel Olive, teacher.
Burchfiel R B, county surveyor.
Burnett J R, teacher.
Burright Nina, teacher.
Callender Charles J, physician.
CANAAN CHARLES E (Anthony Vet- erinary Hospital). (See adv.)
Casper Greta, teacher.
Chervaux R P, county clerk.
Citizens' National Bank (cap $50,000, surplus $20,000), John D Brown pres.
Charles E Morris cashr.
CITY HOTEL THE, Mrs Ida M Toole Propr .
City Water Works, owned by the city ..
Clement J H, prin public schools.
Clendenin Belle, milliner.
Eleverand Oscar B, physician.
Collins F L, barber.
Connell L B, live stock.
Conver Walter L, osteopath.
Cook J H, drayage.
HOTEL MONTEZUMA G. L. BAILEY, Proprietor
ANTHONY'S LEADING HOTEL
Large and Well Lighted Sample Rooms
RATES
$2.00
Headquarters for Commercial Men and Visitors
One Block to Post Office. all Express Offices and Railroad Depots.
Cor. Kansas Ave. and Maln Long Distance Phone 53 ANTHONY, KANSAS
CHARLES E. CANAAN
ELMER E. JOHNSON
Anthony Veterinary Hospital
THE BEST EQUIPPED IN HARPER COUNTY
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED
Certificate State Board and Graduate Kansas City Veterinary College
ADVICE FURNISHED
Hospital, 302-TELEPHONES-Residence, 283-2 R. Kansas Avenue, One Block East Rock Island Depot, ANTHONY, KANSAS
SALT CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE
HUTCHINSON KANSAS
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K. C. Cornice Works, 1729-31-33 HARRISON STREET,
KANSAS CITY, MO.
For anything in Sheet Metal Work.
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Anthony
Costa James J, hardware.
Coyle Lila, teacher.
Crooker George B, postmaster and lawyer.
Davy Jennie, supt public instruction. Edwards Rev John R (Baptist). .
Ellington Reta, teacher.
Elliott Wm T, harness.
Enid Lumber Co, L B McClellan propr Fain J Paul, barber.
Farnsworth Carrie, teacher.
Findley James M, propr Orient Hotel and thresher.
Finn Adele, teacher.
Firestone & Hoopes (Frank C Fire- stone, C G Hoopes), general store. First National Bank The (cap $50,000), -P-G Walton pres, Sam L Smith cashr Fisher W M, dentist.
Fox Clara, teacher.
Fox & Son (MI V and Ernest), harness Galoup Joseph, confectioner.
Grand Opera House, Jennings & Rice mngrs.
Gratner Noble MI, carpenter.
Hamilton Frank H. general store.
Hatfield George, thresher.
Heacock T C, abstracts.
/ Henderson Beulah, teacher.
Henry Emma, teacher.
Holliday D W, sheriff.
HOTEL MONTEZUMA, G L Bailey Propr, Anthony's Leading Hotel, Rates $2.00, cor Kansas av and Main. Tel 53 Long Dist. (See p 163.) Hurst Myrtle, teacher.
HUTCHINSON &
COUCH L Hutchinson, J R Couch), PubIrs The Anthony Bulletin.
Irwin H L, drugs.
Jennings Lewis G, real est and ins.
JOHNSON BOTTLING CO, F L Allen Mngr, Bottlers of All Kinds of Soft Drinks, Our Goods Are Superior, Prompt Shipment, Office Main st near Kansas av. Tel 262. (See also Winfield Bottling Co, Winfield, Kas.)
JOHNSON ELMER C (Anthony Vet- erinary Hospital). (See p 163.) Johnson H B, tailor.
Jordan Abe G, county treasurer.
Kilborn & Law (George A Kilborn, Otis Law), livery.
Kirkland Mrs M T, millinery and no- tions.
Kirkpatrick Henry X, drugs.
KRAMER MILLING CO, S P Kramer Pres, C R Comes Vice-Pres and Traffic Mngr, H S Thompson Sec- Treas and Mngr, G F Hilts Auditor, Mnfrs of Chancellor Flour, Graham, Rye Flour, Etc, Capacity 1,000 Bbls Daily. Tel 89 Long Dist.
Law Robert & Son (Robert L and W F), real estate.
LYDICK MERCANTILE CO, O B LV- dick Mngr, Hardware, Stoves, Tin- ware, Vehicles, Agricultural Imple- ments, Screen Doors, Wire and Kitchen Furnishings, Write Us for . Prices. Tel 29.
-McColloch Robert P, lawyer. McKee John R, dentist.
McKEE W E LIVERY, SALE AND Exchange Stables, Dealers in Horses and Mules, Light Rigs with or with- out Driver; We Drive Commercial Men; The Leading Liveryman of Anthony, Kansas av. Tel Long Dist 123.
McMahon George E, county attorney. McPhee J A, probate judge.
McPhee Mrs M J, millinery.
Marsh G W, restaurant.
Marsh H P, mngr W U Tel Co.
Massey Wm, well driller.
Meyer & Carrithers (J A Meyer, C D Carrithers), horse and mule market.
Mickey Mary, teacher.
Miller Bessie, teacher.
Miller C A, assessor.
Miller W W & Sons (Wm A and Thomas K), grain and coal. Missouri Kansas Telephone Co. George W Ball mugr. Mueller John F, clothing.
Noftzger Thomas A, lawyer.
ORIENT HOTEL, James M Findley Propr, Main st one block from Rock Island. Santa Fe and K C M & O Depots, one and a half blocks front P O and All Express Offices, Rate $1.00.
Orient Salt Co, P G Walton pres, W A Williams sec. Pacific Express Co, H R Rice agt.
Phelps Fannie, teacher.
Pilcher Georgia, teacher.
Pirtle F E & Co (Frank E Pirtle, W H Pontious), jewelers and musical in- struments.
Randel Mary, teacher.
Ranney-Davis Mercantile Co, J B Ran- dels mugr, wholesale grocers.
Secret Service
Home Tel. Main 4447.
The Kansas City Investigating Co. Let us secure the Evidence for You Rooms 215-16 Kansas City Life Bldg., KANSAS CITY, MO.
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MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S FINE CLOTHING.
701-703 Kansas Ave., Topeka, Kas.
CLOTHIERS
Anthony KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Arcadia 165
Ressler Clarence E, physician.
Rice Hart R, billposter.
Roberts Nora, teacher.
Rock Island Lumber and Mnfg Co, L E Warnock mingr. Rowell Wm R, justice.
Schwack John, thresher. Semple Edward S, register of deeds.
SHUYLER OMER C, Machinist, Gen- eral Repairs, Horseshoer, Black- smith, We Dress Tools, Wagon Builder, We Have the Only Equip- ped Machine Shop in Anthony, Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter, Main st one block from R R Depots. Tel 221.
Skinner Alta, teacher.
Skinner Lucille, teacher.
Smith Jessica, teacher.
Smith Lena, teacher.
Smith Maude, teacher.
Sohn C H, plumber and farm mach.
Sprout Earl, thresher.
Standard Oil Co.
Suesz George M, blacksmith.
THOMPSON H E, Sec-Treas and Mngr Kramer Milling Co.
Toole Mrs I M, propr City Hotel.
Tuttle James F, general store.
Updegraff Alpha D, physician.
Vale F E, clk district court.
Walker Arthur E, physician.
Washbon & Washbon (James G and Fred), lawyers.
Way Frank, carpenter.
Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, C V Benden agt.
Western Union Telegraph Co, W P Marsh mngr.
Wheeler A, propr The Bennett House. Wichita Produce Co, I C Johnson mngr Wilcox Edward C, lawyer.
Withers J K, agt C, R I & P Ry.
WOOLLEY A M, Photographer, Artis- tic Photography; Give Us an Oppor- tunity to Do Your Work and You Will Renew Your Patronage; Pho- tography in All Its Branches, 116 Bluff av.
Yervell May, teacher.
ANTONIO. A rural postoffice in Ellis county, 9 miles s. w. of Hays, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly.
ARCADIA. Population, 900. Is lo- cated on the St. L. & S. F. R. R., in
Crawford county, 19 miles n. e. of Girard, the county seat. It is surround- ed by. a fine agricultural and stock- raising section and has churches of the Baptist, Cathlic, Christian and Methodist denominations, a graded public school, fire department, banks, a planing mill and a weekly newspaper, the Times. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams. Telephone connection. Frank A. Jewell, postmaster,
Adams Exp Co, John W Buchert agt. Arcadia Grain Co, E M Sprecher mgr. Arcadia Times, Benjamin J Gunn publr Bank of Arcadia (cap $11,500), E M Sprecher pres, T W Ullum cashr. Blackledge Alice, milliner.
Buchert John W, agt Adams Exp Co. and St L & S FR R.
Capps John W, carpenter.
Central Hotel, G R Sparling propr.
Crites Mrs John, hotel.
Day C L, general store.
Diamond Brick and Tile Co, C O An- derson mngr. 1
Dickason-Goodman Lumber Co, A A Hays mngr.
Dunton L H, hardware and farm impts Economy Mercantile Co (J D Green, Frank P Scott), general store.
Fleming W S, physician.
Foulk J I, city marshal.
Gable Wm, meats and live stock.
Gunn Benjamin J, publi Arcadia Times Harriger Mrs Emma L, photographer. Harriger Erastus, blacksmith.
Home State Bank The (cap $15,000). Herman Tyler pres, J T Fowler cashr. Hunter E A, dentist.
JEWELL COAL CO, F A Jewell Propr, Miners and. Shippers of Southern Kansas Coal, Mines on St L & S F R R.
JEWELL FA Real Estate, Oil, Coal. and Farm Lands, Loans, Investments and Insurance, Notary Public and Postmaster, and Propr Jewell Coal Co, Coal Miners and Shippers, Col- lections a Specialty.
Johnson Tra W, barber.
Konantz Walter D, hardware and grain Kreger Philip, city clerk.
Lewis J E, general store.
Lightle. B M & Co (B M Lightle), general store.
McFadden Charles, planing mill and furniture.
For Law Books, Blanks, Blank Books, Records, Seals, Fine Printing, Stationery, Loose Leaf Supplies, Office Furniture, Book Printing and Binding, write to
CRANE & COMPANY, - TOPEKA, KANSAS -
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KANSAS CITY SCALE AND SUPPLY CO. Western Distributors of The American Hallwood Cash Registers, SIXTH AND DELAWARE STREETS, KANSAS CITY. MO.
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Argentine
Mahon Bros (G B and B L), mule breeders.
Majors Earl E, saloon and billiards.
Masn George C, horse breeder.
Mason J W, livery.
Mitchell Benjamin, live stock.
Moore Raymond W, physician.
Morris A, shoemaker.,
Murray E L, drugs.
Nelson W P, constable and baker. Northington David, carpenter.
Powell Richard, restaurant.
, Richards Albert W, blacksmith.
Robbins R L, restaurant.
Robinson R A, poultry dealer. Runnion Lenox A, physician.
Smith Charles, blacksmith.
Sparling G R, propr Central Hotel.
Sparling G R & Son (George R and Edwin), real est, hotel and livery. Sprecher Wm H, justice of peace.
Tannehill Rev E H (Methodist).
Vail I B, sewing machines.
Vane W J, promoter.
Walker W F, drayage.
Willard Jesse, billiards.
ARGENTINE. Population, 6,500. A suburb of Kansas City, on the A., T. & S. Fe Ry., in Wyandotte county. Has repair shops, zinc and chemical works, a weekly newspaper, excellent religious and educational advantages, etc. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Independent station of Kansas City postoffice.
Adams George H, gro, 1020 Strong av. Altringer Joseph, billiard hall, 5 S Spear av.
ARGENTINE HOTEL, John Thomas Propr, Opposite Santa Fe Depot, 23 S Spear av.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, Grant S Landrey Editor and Proprietor, a Weekly Newspaper for Argentine and Wyandotte County, Official Paper of City, Has a Good Circula- tion, 612 Strong av.
Argentine State Bank (capital $10,- 000), Dr D E Clopper pres, John Dudley vice-pres, J N Altringer cashier, Strong av.
Argentine Water Works, J M Bailey mngr, 33 Metropolitan av.
Babcock Harry R, dry goods, 131 W Silver av.
Badger Lumber Co, Willis A Mack mngr, Metropolitan av.
Bailey J M, mngr Argentine Water Works.
Beach Samuel J, shoemkr, 622 Strong av.
Beal James, shoeemkr, 5 S Spear av. Berenzen Joseph L, plumber, 201 W Silver av.
Birnbach John, tailor, 115 S 2d.
Borgstede John H, grocer, 211 W Sil- ver av.
Bowman Charles E, postmaster.
Brown Andrew, shoemkr, 826 Strong avenue.
Burnham Rev'B K (Methodist).
Busby Mrs Susie, hotel, 16 S Spear av. Butcher H P, supt of schools.
Butcher Martin L, coal, Metropolitan and Spear av. Callaghan John, blacksmith, 20 S Spear av.
Callahan Jerry, blacksmith, 124 W Sil- ver av.
Chamberlin Tunis D, gro, 541 Strong avenue.
Cheatwood Burt E, gro, 820 Strong av. Christianson Joseph B, grocer, 141 1st Clark Edgar L, real estate, 2312 Metro- politan av.
Clopper David E, phys, 5 S Spear av. Connors James, drugs.
Damps Charles, shoemkr, 217 Metro- politan av.
Drollinger Wm A & Son, genl contrs, 417-19 Metropolitan av.
Egan Frank, pool hall, 19 S Spear av. Eike Lewis G, grocer, 845 Strong av. Engel Edward J, agt A, T & S F R R. Enright R H, rock crusher, 5th and Silver av.
Erhart Fred F, real est, 7 S Spear av. Evans Edward P, gro, 12 S Spear av. Evans John F, grocer, 2 S Spear av.
Ferreira John E, genl store, 822 Strong av.
FIRST STATE BANK OF ARGEN- TINE THE (Capital $12,000, Surplus $24,445.13), J O Gaskill Pres, C W Green Vice-Pres, F A Bracken Cash- ier, cor 3d and Metropolitan av.
Frisbie Bros (Leroy T and Harry L), livery, 817 Strong av.
Frisbie Charles L, coal, 816 Strong av. Gaskill John O, drugs, 3d and Metro- politan av.
GLANVILLE BROTHERS (J T and F Glanville), Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Draperies and Shades, 311 W Metropolitan av.
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[HOME OFFICE, LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
The BEST Building and Loan Company there is in The West. Ask our Local Secretary In Your Towa.
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Pays annually to Its patrons, for Fire and Storm Losses, $125,000, and saves its patrons annually more than $50,000 in premiums over the rate charged by Line Companies.
Argentine
KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Argentine 167
Goodrich Charles A, photogr, 401-3 Metropolitan av.
Gover George S, dry gds, 531 Strong av Gregory Alex, laundry, 5th and Metro- politan av.
Green Charles W, mayor.
Gulley George W, real est, 213 Metro- politan av.
Harmer Thomas, hdwre, 105 W Silver avenue.
Heath Edward D, stove repairer, 203 W Silver av.
Herr Harry M, justice of peace and grocer, 207 Metropolitan av.
Holt David, baker, 217 W Silver av. House Ellis D, dentist, 10 S Spear av. Hurley & McDonald Bros (Meyers Hurley, E J McDonald), hardware, 215 Metropolitan av.
Hutchinson Henry W, dentist. 1 Spear avenue.
James T L, city marshal.
Johnson Charles H, grocer, Maple av. Johnson Samuel H, restr, 211 Metro- politan av.
Jones Henry D, grocer, 410 Metropoli- tan av. .
KANSAS CITY STRUCTURAL STEEL CO, H A Fitch Pres and Genl Mngr, O C Smith Vice-Pres and Supt, A L. Cooper Sec, M MI Sweetman Treas, Metropolitan av. (See adv in Kansas City, Mo.).
King James, barber, 129 W Silver av. Koepke August, cigar mnfr, 413 Metro- politan av.
Kunze Frank, shoemkr, 215 W Silver avenue.
Landrey Grant S, editor and propr Ar- gentine Republic, 612 Strong av.
Landrey Joseph H, justice of peace. Landrey Joseph L, city attorney.
La Grange Byron, dry gds. 810 Strong avenue.
Lang Orvil C, blksmith, 816 Strong av. Lapham Bros (Fayette W and
Charles), grocers, 824 Strong av. Loswell Bernard K, baker, 132 Ruby av Lovelace M W, hdwre, 545 Strong av. Lukens C Q, constable ..
Lukens Joseph, fire chief.
Lynch Thomas M. pool hall, 101 Metro- politan av.
McClure Richard C, phys, 1 Spear av. McCulloch Frank A, barber, S27 Strong avenue.
McCulloh E Q. city clerk.
McGeorge Wm, drugs, 2d and Metro- politan av.
Mckinney Alex C, barber, 217 Metro- politan av.
Marsh John Q, planing mill, 423 Metro- politan av.
Marshel A B, treasurer school board. Mestdagh Nelson, grocer, 7 S Spear av Mitchel D Monford, barber, 207 Metro- politan av.
Nave Henry A, phys, 1-2 Masonic bldg. Neiswander Benjamin, confectioner, 135 Metropolitan av.
O'Farrell Patrick, grocer, 928 Strong avenue.
Parks Bert, barber, 117 1st.
Penkerd Joseph W, grocer, 132 W Sil- ver av.
Postlethwaite Percie, tailor, S Spear and Strong avs.
Rasey Frank R, upholsterer, 222 W Silver av.
Rawles John C & Co, A J Rawles mngr, drugs, 846 Strong av and 4 S Spear av.
Riddell Charles M, genl store, 543 Strong av.
Riggert Charles, barber, 16 S Spear av Ritter Winfield J, coal, 425 Metropoli- tan av.
Ruch Otto, tailor, 9 S Spear av.
SANTA FE PHARMACY, A W Hart Mngr, Prescriptions Carefully Com- pounded, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Squibb Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals, 1 N Spear av. Scherer Henry, tailor, 315 Metropoli- tan av.
Scherer Jacob, tailor, 813 Strong av.
Shumate Arthur H, grocer and city treasurer, 537 Strong av.
Simmons George W, undertaker, 115 W Silver av.
Slater Robert, barber, 10 S Spear av.
Smith Henry H, vet surg, 113 W Sil- ver av.
Smith Hugh, lawyer, - Metropolitan avenue.
Smith J B, clerk school board.
Smith Reynold R, phys, 1 Spear av.
Southwest Zinc and Chemical Co The, S Frazier supt.
Speer Wm L, jeweler, S Spear and Strong avs.
Spencer R E, dentist, 1 Spear av. Spohrer Peter, barber, 815 Strong av.
Stop & Cataract Hotell
RATES $ 25 IDLA, KANSAS
STATIONERY CRANE & COMPANY,
Pine Printing, Binding, Book Publishing, Legal and Commercial Blanks, Lawyers', Abstracters', Loan Agents' and Notaries' Supplies, Seals, Etc." - - TOPEKA, KANSAS
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Arkansas City
Stearn Joseph B, barber, 523 Metro- politan av.
Stewart Mrs Sarah, restr, 113 Metro- politan av.
Thomas John, propr Argentine Hotel, 23 S Spear av.
Tipton J M, street commissioner.
TOOTHAKER GEORGE W, Real Es- tate, Loans and Fire Insurance, Write for List of Farms and City Property, 12 S Spear av.
Trobridge J F, real estate.
Turner L C. grocer, 121 Ruby av.
Venerable Robert J, barber, 230 W Sil- ver av.
Walden Edwin B, dry gds, 125 W Sil- ver av.
Warren Rev J C (Congregational.)
Wilson Edwin D, tailor, 200 Silver av.
Wood F M, lawyer, 525 Metropolitan avenue.
Woodward J M, police judge.
Woodward & Sillman (John Wood- ward, Wm Sillman), moving pic- tures, 13 Spear av.
Wortman Cydnor D, cigars, 203 Metro- politan av. York Rev Ray (Baptist).
Zugg C L, phys, 135 1st.
ARGONIA. Population, 500. An in- corporated city on the A., T. & S. Fe and M. P. Rys. (depots 14 mile apart) and on the Chikaska river, in Dixon township, Summer county, 21 miles w. of Wellington, the judicial seat. Has Baptist, Friends, Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches, 2 banks and a weekly newspaper, the Clipper. Exp., Pacific and W., F. & Co. Tele- phone and telegraph facilities. Esther C. Colin, postmaster.
ACHELPOHL J W, General Store. Argonia Clipper, M O Cissel publr. Arlington Hotel, MI A Smith propr. Badger Lumber Co, F J Mathias agt. Byrne J E, express agt. Cissel M O, publr The Clipper. Citizens' State Bank (cap $10,000), J S Springer pres, Eugene. W Springer cashier.
COLIN ESTHER C, Postmaster. Cook Levi, grain and live stock. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS State Bank (Capital $10,000), F M Sumpter Pres, S Hammond Cashr.
Ferris H C, drugs.
Ford Charles, mayor,
Hankins Wm E, barber.
Hetrick Henry C, general store.
Hunter Milling Co, grain dealers.
Jackman Pleasant M, blacksmith.
Kelly Bros Grain Co. Kraft Rev G A (Methodist).
Marling S E, R R agt.
Miller Frank E, blacksmith.
Norris Murray W, real estate. Nummy Cora K, milliner.
Nugent Edwin P, dentist.
Ruse C A, meats.
RUSE FRANK A & BRO, Hardware and Implements.
Sanderson J E, livery.
Smith Claud, livery.
Smith S J, city clerk.
Springer Eugene W, city treasurer.
Sumpter F M, live stock.
Wellington Mill and Elevator Co.
ARKALON. Population, 50. On the C., R. I. & P. Ry., in Fargo township, Seward county, 12 miles n. e. of Lib- eral, the county seat and banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. W. C. Stout, postmaster.
Braddock H B, telegraph operator.
City Hotel, J R Botts propr. Edmonds A C, live stock. Forbes H M, live stock.
Penland C B, R R agt.
STOUT W C, Live Stock and General Store.
ARKANSAS CITY. Population, 8,200. An important manufacturing, ship- ping and wholesale jobbing point located on the A., T. & S. Fe, the K. S. W., the M. V., the M. P. and the St. L. & S. F. R. Rs., in Cowley county, 13 miles s. of Winfield, the county seat, 4 n. of the state line and 280 from Kansas City. It dates its settlement from 1870, is incorporated as a city and has a large section of rich farm- ing and grazing territory tributary. Its 14 churches embrace the leading religious denominations and have handsome and commodious houses of worship, while the public free school system is modern and up-to-date. The city is lighted by electricity and gas, has an excellent system of water works, fire department, sewerage, tele-
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Arkansas City
KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Arkansas City 169
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phone facilities, 3 banks, an opera house, street railway, first-class hotels, etc. The press is represented by the Traveler (daily), the X-Rays (daily and weekly), the Arkansas Valley Democrat (weekly), the Gate City Journal and Enquirer (weekly), the Republican Traveler (weekly), and the Searchlight (weekly): Among the more important industries are 2 flouring mills, 2 feed mills, alfalfa mills, yeast, broom, paint, windmill and ice fac- tories, planing mill, .creamery, meat packing establishment, jobbing houses, etc. Building and flagstone is quar- ried and extensively shipped. A fran- chise has been granted and construc- tion begun on an electric line to con- nect with Winfield. A canal connect- ing the Arkansas and Walnut rivers has been cut which gives a splendid water power and liberal offers are held out to factories to locate here. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific and W., F. & Co. C. M. Scott, postmaster.
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