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LITTLE CHAMPION Five Cent Cigar, E F Morton Mnfr. (See right bot- tom lines.)
Long & Sanford (Peter Long, Orange Sanford), brick mufrs.
McGinnis Mrs Mary, hospital.
McGuire Bros' (Wm and James), gro- cers ..
McMullen Verbenia, physician.
Malone T P, drayage.
Manson & Son (Wm and David W), physicians. Marsh John W, real estate.
Mather W B, migr Farmers' Produce Co.
Maxwell A W, police judge.
Moore' Albert B, furniture. Morey J H, restaurant.
MORTON E F, Mnfr and Distributor of Morton's Cigars, Morton's Little Champion, Fattie's Choice, Pitch- fork, Q T, Stilwell, Etc, Etc, Kan- sas' Leading Brands of Cigars, For Sale Everywhere. (See right bottom - lines.)
Mosher J A & Son (James A and Leon A), jewelers.
Mullinix Elmer E, agt Am Exp Co and migr W U Tel Co.
NATIONAL HOTEL, Denslow Bros Proprs, Commercial Headquarters. Rates $2.00 and $2.50 a Day.
Neosho Street Pharmacy, Charles H Puffer mngr.
Newcomb Frederick, baker and restr. Newcomb J J, cigar mnfr and leader Burlington Cornet Band. Neyhart A T, clothing.
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
When in need of Choice Cut Flowers or Floral Arrangements, THE BEST CAN ALWAYS BE HAD AT . .
GEORGE M. KELLOGG'S, 906 GRAND AVE Telephone 2765. KANSAS CITY, MO.
GREENHOUSES, PLEASANT HILL, MO.
238 Burlington R. L. POLK & CO.'S Burns
Norris G R, physician.
„Palmer A E, tinsmith.
Patton Samuel D, grocer. Pearce Jennie, news dealer. Pearson Oliver G, blacksmith.
People's National Bank (cap $50,000), T W Foster pres, George S Hall v- pres, G G Burnham 2d v-pres, M F Browne cashr.
Perkins & Young (J K Perkins, E M Young), real estate.
Peters & Drake (J S Peters, L S Drake), ice dealers.
Phillips Wm P, house mover.
Pierson Wm A, live stock breder.
Pioneer Hardware and Music Co, Frank W Haight pres, Fred Workman sec. PITCHFORK, Five Cent Cigar, E F Morton Mnfr. (See right bottom lines.)
Potter & Son (E M and Guy), 2d-hand goods.
Pratt Ora W, harness.
Puffer Charles H, mngr Neosho Street Pharmacy. .
Puffer Edward F, agt W, F & Co Exp. Puffer Sisters (Ella, Emma and Nel- lie),.milliners.
Q T, Five Cent Cigar, E F Morton Mnfr. (See right bottom lines.)
Rapier Henry E, justice of peace. Reaves W W, confectionery.
REDMOND JOHN, Editor and Publr Burlington Republican. .
REPUBLICAN THE (Daily and Semi- Weekly), John Redmond Editor and Propr.
Rhinehart Isaac B, farm implts.
Rohr, . Balsom & Morris (H J Rohr, Dutch Balsom, Wm Morris), restr. Rohr J D, livery. Rolston Joseph, county attorney ..
Rose Philip, tailor.
Ruch Frank M, tinsmith.
Rudrauff W H & Son (Wm H and Wm H jr), abstracts. Russell John W, live stock.
Saling Jesse, plasterer.
Salisbury Harry T, physician.
Sanders David W, furniture.
Sanders Walter H, dry goods. Sanford Orange E, grocer. Scott Don E, books and stationery.
Scott W M, county clerk. Sears Warren C, drugs.
SMITH CLEMENT O, Postmaster. Smith E E, drayage.
Smith Henry A, hardware.
Smith J W, propr Cottage House.
Smith R L, barber.
South Samuel C, carpenter.
Speakman M A, barber.
Sponenbarger R P, publr Independent. Stephenson Allen C, general store.
Stichnot Charles, shoemaker.
Stoffels Casper, sewing machines.
Sweet John B, live stock.
Sweetman F H, osteopath.
Taylor & Sons, livery.
Terrell Mrs J, carpet weaver.
Thurman John, bridge builder. .
Tifft Rev George E (Methodist).
Vasey Wm, contractor.
Wagner J Edward, blacksmith.
Wagoner Henry, agt M, K & T Ry. Walkling Eugene L, carriagemaker.
Watrous John E, deputy collector U S Internal Revenue.
Watson Rev G W ( Baptist). Weaver Samuel D, lawyer.
Webster H H & Sons, grocers.
Weigand Charles F, grocer.
Welch Raymond R, well borer.
Whistler Albert, jeweler.
Whistler Lee, carpenter.
Wiggin Jacob J, poultry breeder.
Wiles Rev L M (Christian).
Willett Hamilton J, hardware.
Wingett Charles S, contr.
Wolfe James I, lawyer.
Wolfe Opera House, Louis D Epping- er mugr.
WOODFORD BROS (James E and
Alanson ' L), Real Estate, Farm Lands, Loans, Insurance and Grain. WOODFORD JAMES E (Woodford Bros) and Breeder of Fancy Poland- China Hogs and Trotting Horses.
Yates & Clay (Robert Yates, Charles Clay), drayage.
Zscheile August, blacksmith.
Zscheile Oscar, blacksmith.
BURNS. Population, 300. Also known as St. Francis, is located on the A., T. & S. Fe Ry., in Milton town- ship, Marion county, 23 miles s. e. of Marion, the judicial seat. Has Cath- olic, Methodist and United Brethren churches, 2 banks and a weekly news- paper, the Burns Citizen. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone con- nection. E. E. Stroup, postmaster. Bichet Fred A, drugs.
Binford & Son, carpenters.
717-719 Wyandotte St. (WE MAKE CUTS.) KANSAS CITY, MO.
Kansas City Flerfrotype Company
Axle and Carriage Greases.
Channellene Graphite, Cleveland's Special, Forie, Light- ning, Channellene Carriage Grease, Cup Grease, Channellene Oil and Manufacturing Co. MANUFACTURERS, 1000-1006 West Eighth Street, Kansas City, Mo.
Burns KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER.
Burr Oak
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Burns Citizen, W T Payton publi. BURNS STATE BANK (Cap $10,000), J L Koebele Pres, S E Cobb Cashr. Exchange State Bank (cap $10,000), S R Clifford pres; G W Rickerd cashr.
Funke A & Son, general store.
Koebele John L, harness.
Lilley J C & Co, grain dealers. Long R W Lumber Co. .
Lyon C M, hardware. McIntosh E S, physician. "®
MILLIKIN F W, General Store. Olberding & Rickers, livery.
Osborn & Levisse, meats. Payton W E, publr Burns Citizen. Schwartz & Tuttle, livery. Smith & Crawford, hardware. Stroup Frank, hotel.
BURR OAK. Population, 750. An incorporated city of the third class located on the M. P. Ry. and on White Rock creek in Burr Oak township, Jewell county, 11 miles n. w. of Man- kato, the county seat. Is the trade center of an agricultural and stock raising district. Has 4 churches, 2 banks, an opera house, a hospital, fire department, and a weekly news- paper, the Herald. Stage daily to Ot- sego. Ships live stock .and grain. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific. Telephone connection. . Edward C. Hill, postmast- er.
Abel Fred L, ningr Burr Oak Furn Co. Appleby Arthur C, carpenter. Behan George E, carpenter. Bentley George E, blacksmith.
Berkeley Mahlon C, pres Jewell Coun- ty National Bank and notary. Biggs David, painter.
Bowden Charles R, R R mail carrier. Bowman Rev Daniel (Dunkard). Burke Frank E, grain ..
Burkholder & Son (Luther H and Thomas A), dray.
Burr Oak Concert Band, Wm L Mc- Cormick leader.
Burr Oak Furniture Co, F L Abel mngr Burr Oak Hospital, Dr Joseph E Haw- ley propr.
Burr Oak Lightning Co, John Tegley mngr.
Burr Oak Opera House, Joseph E Hawley propr.
BURR OAK STATE BANK (Capital $25,000, Surplus and Undivided Profits $2,000), Thomas Kirk jr Pres, F M Horn Cashier. Cady-Moore Furniture Co' (Edward A . Cady, Forrest a Moore), furniture and undertakers.
Canfield Adelbert W, shoes.
Carhill George, grocer.
Chicago Lumber & Coal Co, Oscar Johnson mngr.
Christian Church.
Convis Mercantile Co (Everill A Con- vis, Ora MI Judy), general store.
Curren Fred, barber.
Dailey Louis C, carpenter.
DAVIS V, Cashier Jewell County Na- tional Bank.
Eaton Fred, principal of schools.
Fairmont Creamery Co. Daniel Mon- beck agt.
Farmers' Mutual Telephone Co of Jewell County, Wm E Jones mngr.
FEARING JOHN L, Photographer, Leading Interior Views and Portrait Artist.
FRAZIER HOUSE, Samuel J Frazier Propr, The Only $2.00 Per Day Hotel in the City, Central Location, Good Sample Rooms, Commercial Head- quarters.
FRAZIER SAMUEL J, Propr Frazier House.
German Baptists Brethren (Dunker Brethren), no pastor.
Gimple Earl G, photographer.
Green James R, grocer and justice of peace.
Green Joel W, lawyer.
Hawley Joseph E, physician and propr Burr Oak hospital.
Herald The (weekly), A Everill propr. HILL EDWARD C, Postmaster.
HORN F M, Cashier Burr Oak State Bank and Notary.
Hutton Edward C, R R, exp and tel agt.
JEWELL COUNTY NATIONAL BANK (Capital $100,000. Surplus and Un- divided Profits $10,000), Mahlon C Berkeley Pres, V Davis Cashier, S Monbeck Asst Cashier.
Jewell County Telephone Co, Nannie Tilley mngr.
Johnson Oscar, mugr Chicago Lumber & Coal Co. Judy John T, live stock.
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R. L. POLK & CO.'S Burrton
Kennedy Thomas J, livery. Kern S P, grain dealer. Kirk Thomas jr, physician.
. Lanz Wm, nieats.
Leedlaw Oscar, marshal. Lynn Russell F, drugs. McCormick Wm L, dentist.
McCulloch Thomas, mason.
Marshall Philander T, blacksmith.
Mendenhall Thomas S, jeweler.
Metz Wm F, H A Monbeck agt, pro- duce.
Miller James A, general store.
Missouri Pacific Ry, Edward C Hut- ton agt. .
Mitchell James, thresher.
Modlin Henry A. wagonmaker.
Modlin James C, notions and mayor.
Modlin Mrs Lottie A, milliner.
Monbeck Lizzie, dressmaker.
- Morris Clark H, livery.
Murphy Benjamin, mason.
Pacific Express Co, Edward C Hutton agt.
Plage Lulu, milliner.
Renner Rev Eli (Dunkard).
Rogers Charles D, barber.
Ross Everell A, propr The Herald.
Royer Benjamin F, justice and notary. Shoemaker Bros (Thomas and Ira), thresher.
Shores Wm E, real estate.
Skiver Erie L, chief fire department.
Smith Willard, general store.
Sutliff Wm B, veterinary surgeon.
Tegley Adonia B, hardware.
Terrill Elisha J, auctioneer.
Van Baren & Son (Dirk and Sebas- tian), restaurant.
Van Gunde Rev Wm A (M E).
Western Union Telegraph Co, Edward C Hutton mngr. White Hardware Co, Charles C White pres, Wm H Fishburn sec, A Rich- . ardson treas. Wilbur Robert M, carpenter.
Willis Rev J MI (Methodist). Wilson Charles A, restaurant.
BURRTON. Population,
700. On the A., T. & S. Fe and St. L. & S. F. Rys., in Harvey county, 18 miles w. of Newton, the county seat, and 153 from Topeka. Has 4 churches, a graded public school, a bank, an opera house, and a weekly newspaper, the Graphic. Ships grain, hay, live stock
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and produce. Tel., W. U. E'xp., W., F. & Co. M. M. Michael, postmaster.
Anderson Rev (Methodist): Austin J H, livery.
Ayers Samuel F, physician.
Barrows Mrs E G, milliner.
Beckham Earl, live stock.
Bellfield Charles, auctioneer, 4 miles e. Bookwalter Edwin J, publr Burrton Graphic.
Burriss Wm, physician.
Burrton Grain Co, C A Dundon mngr. BURRTON GRAPHIC, E J Bookwalter Publr.
Burrton Grit, Harris & Shive pubIrs. BURRTON HOUSE, WV . F Wofford Propr.
Burrton Opera House, J C Diek mngr. Burrton Produce Co, F W Armstrong mngr.
BURRTON STATE BANK ( Capital $15,000), J W Shive Pres, S M.Sholl cashr.
Burrton Telephone Co, 1 A McArthur propr.
Collins Albert, thresher.
Cottage Hotel, Mrs E A Gordinier. propr.
Cotton Rev G H (Presbyterian).
Craven Edward J, confectioner.
Cummings Walter E, thresher.
Daily Wilson L, lawyer.
. Debot & Graham, barbers.
Dick Abraham A, well borer.
Dick J C & Co (Jacob C Dick, Henry Haltzrichter), restaurant.
Dole Wm, plasterer.
Dudley & Ewing, grain dealers.
Duncan Rev M J (Christian).
Dundon C A & Co, grain dealers.
Durflinger Ernest A, jeweler.
Fast Louis A, barber.
Edwards Wm D, carpenter.
Elam Joseph F, shoemaker ..
Emmerson John, dray.
Faust Wm D, thresher.
Fennimore Kate, dressmaker.
Foraker & Mead, meats.
Franklin L Irvin, mason.
Gillispie Wm, swine breeder, 6 miles S W.
Glasgow Andrew J, mason.
Gray D O, furniture and undertaker. Grover Edward F, grocer. Halstead Milling and Elevator Co, Charles Gorvin agt, grain and coal. Harris & Shive, publrs Burrton Grit.
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS.
HEATH ELECTRIC CO. 'Phones: Home 3065 Bell Grand. Main.
Electrical Supplies, Construction and Repairs. Repairers of every- thing Electrical. Dynamo and Motor Re-winding a specialty. Agents for the Robbins & Myers Dynamos and Motors, and Molino Incandey cent Lamps. 120 West 13th St., Kansas City, Mo.
Che Artesian Valley Land Co. TOPEKA, KANSAS.
(See Page 7.)
Owners of "The Farms of Lake Arthur" in the Pecos Valley of New Mexico.
Burrton KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Bushton 241
Haskinson George, thresher. Heath J R, painter. Hempstid James N, physician.
Hesston Creamery Co, T F Hamm agt. Houchin C C, live stock.
Howard Charles, cattle breeder, 3 mi e Hughes Rev J H ( Presbyterian).
Hyde Wm, blacksmith.
H C Grain Co.
Jerome Charles, painter.
Jerome J A, painter.
Jones Robert J, mason. Kansas Lumber Co.
Knight H G, thresher.
Krohnle J B, justice.
Lane Rev John (Baptist).
Lanning Milton A ,restaurant.
Lawrence Thomas K, agt W, F & Co Express.
Lovelace John, blacksmith.
McGlasson C Leon, dentist.
Mahaney Richard A, mngr W U Tel Co Matlock Joseph, carpenter.
MICHAEL MORTON M, Photographer. Mills Richard C, agt St L & S F and A, T & S Fe Rys.
Moore Charles W, painter.
Moore Joseph A, justice.
Naumann A Richard, blacksmith.
Osborn Wm P. harnessmaker.
OSBORN & THOMAS, General Store. Ott Eli L, paperhanger. Paden Nocia, dressmaker.
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Paine Wm D, painter and shoemaker. Power Bros Co, hardware.
Reed C M, thresher.
Regier Jacob, thresher. Rogers J. F, thresher.
Saltzman Andrew, nursery.
Sanders L E, grocer.
Scott A G, thresher. Scott W R, restaurant. Shacklett George, painter.
Shive John W, cattle breeder, 4 mi s. Shive & Comes (G M Shive, John W Comes), live stock. .
SHOLL S M, Real Estate and Insur- ance.
Shumard D W, carpenter. Smith Wm, blacksmith. Stroh C W, drugs. Wade E D, thresher. Welch Otto R, dry goods and shoes. Westmacott Gertrude, music teacher. White W E, thresher.
Willis W W, prin public schools.
WOFFORD WINFIELD F, Propr Burr- ton House.
BUSHONG. Population, 150. On the M. P. Ry., in Lyon county, 20 miles 11. w. of Emporia, the county seat. Has a bank. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific. Flor. ence Williams, postmaster.
BROWN H J, General Store.
Bushong Mercantile Co, grain dealers. Bushong State Bank (cap $10,000), Wm Dittmer pres, A P Houck cashr. Dittmer Wm, lumber. Garrett J A, hardware.
Gibson Lewis N, blacksmith.
Gould S A, stone quarry.
Grimsley L A, real estate.
Holdinghousen W M, livery.
Huested D M, carpenter.
Lady John L, barber.
Lamb & Dunn, carpenters.
Lewis C E, carpenter.
Overright Mrs James, boarding.
Peat Mrs Wm, hotel.
Polk A A, lawyer.
Pykiet E A, blacksmith.
Reaburn W B, hardware.
Sniffer Frank, RR, exp and tel agt.
Stocks C L, physician.
Waterhouse J E, live stock.
BUSHTON. Population, 250. On the M. P. Ry., in Farmer township, Rice county, 22 miles n. w. of Lyons, the county seat. Has English and German Methodist Episcopal churches. a bank, a flour mill and a weekly news- paper, the News. Tel .. W. U. Exp .. Pacific. Telephone connection. A. Volkland, postmaster.
Appel W E & Co, hardware and implts
Bowman F M, publr Bushton News.
BUNTE & SONS, General Store.
Bushton Grain and Supply Co.
Bushton News, F M Bowman publr.
Bushton Roller Mills.
BUSHTON STATE BANK (Capital
$11,000), George Cramm Pres, Wm Volkland Cashier.
Chatten S H & Co, lumber.
Cole G V, restaurant.
Ebert Albert, general store.
Farmers' Elevator Co.
Finnin J E, restaurant.
Herzog Frank, meats.
Johnson J E, hotel.
Johnson & Blaycock, general store.
Kyle C B, R R, exp and tel agt.
Peterson J H, blacksmith.
Shonyo B C, blacksmith.
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Caldwell
Stehwien A F, carpenter. Stehwier C-F, flour mitl. VOLKLAND BROS, Furniture, Pianos, and Sewing Machines. Weihe T F, barber.
BUXTON. Population, 50. On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry., in Duck Creek township, Wilson county, 11 miles s. w. of Fredonia, the judicial seat and banking point. Has a Christian church. Telephone connection. Mail, daily.
Butcher W T, grocer.
Hodges & Dotson, grain dealers. How C G, hay. Smith W M, general store.
CABBELL. A country postoffice in Elkader township, Logan county, 23 miles e. of Russell Springs, the county seat, and 13 from Oakley, the nearest banking and shipping point. Improved farm land ranges in price from $15 to $20 per acre. Mail, daily. Mary I .. Wolf, postmaster.
Anderson A, live stock.
Anderson R M, hog breeder.
Christenson Ernest, live stock breeder
Cunningham George, stock breeder.
Powell John, live stock.
Rohrbaugh E, live stock.
Sampson Wm, live stock.
Shafer George, stock breeder.
Stansbury C S, thresher.
Wise G W, live stock. Wolf A J, live stock breeder.
WOLF MARY L, Poultry Breeder.
CAIRO. Population, 20. On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry., in Valley township, Pratt county, 10 miles east of Pratt, the county seat, and 7 from Cunning- ham, both of which places afford bank- ing facilities. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. J. F. Hughes, postmaster.
Bucklin C E, live stock.
Grier F E, R R and exp agt.
Grier Wm, hotel, coal and grain. Ham J B, carpenter.
HUGHES J F, General Store.
Magruder J H, flour mill.
Stevens-Scott Grain Co.
CALDWELL. Population, 2,500. Dating its settlement from 1871, is a prosperous city located on the A., T.
& S. Fe, the C., R. I. & P. and the K. S. W. Rys., in Sumner county, 21 miles southwest of Wellington, the county seat, and 215 from Topeka. Is sur- rounded by a rich agricultural and stock-raising section has
and churches, excellent public schools, an opera house, electric light, 2 banks, good hotels, water works, fire depart- ment, 2 flour mills, 2 grain elevators and 2 weekly newspapers, the Advance and the News. There are numerous building stone quarries in the vicinity. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. and W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. John W. Ryce, postmaster.
Baker Mrs Bertha, restaurant.
Baker S M, produce.
Barnes J E, vet surgeon.
Belfor & Stump, real estate and ins. Border Queen Mill and Elevator Co, F W Kalm mngr.
Brown J H & Co (John H Brown). shoes.
Burnette-JA, lawyer. Butler J B, barber.
CALDWELL ADVANCE, W .H and Fred MoIntire Publrs.
Caldwell Commercial Club, L D Perry secy.
Caldwell Lumber Co, George S Hill - mngr.
Caldwell Milling Co, J. E Damon mngr. CALDWELL NATIONAL BANK (Cap- ital $25,000), T E Neal Pres, P Car- inean Cashr.
Caldwell News The, R T Simons publr. Caldwell Telephone Exchange, C Z Camp mngr. Horton I M, meats.
Caldwell Electric Light Plant.
City Water Works (Municipal Plant). Clark Hardware and Implement Co. Collins Charles W, restaurant. Collins H M, real estate and ins. Conner W R, jeweler.
Crosslin Bert E, carpenter.
Crowder's Hotel, George M Crowder propr.
Cunningham-Wm-M, baker.
Cupp Charles W, laundry and baths.
Curtis Rev W W ( Presbyterian). Detrick Adam H, hardware and implts. DETRICK TRADING CO (C H, A H and E H Detrick), General Store. Dimke Wm, general store. Dinsmore Frank A, lawyer.
Remiy Lumber Co. TOPEKA,
KANSAS. JOBBERS SASH, DOORS & BLINDS. E. B. H. REMLY, Pres. & Gen'1 Mgr. GUILFORD DUDLEY, Treas.
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NATIONAL HOTEL REBUILT, ENLARGED AND MODERNIZED.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, THE BEST HOTEL IN KANSAS CHANGES COST $125,000.00
Caldwell . KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Cambridge 243
Drake V B, blacksmith.
Estes & Hawkins (W Clark Estes,
Walter Hawkins), livery.
Farmers' Restaurant, W L Logan propr Fitch C M. 2d hand goods.
Fleisher J S Hardware Co.
Fossett Charles S, hdwe and harness. Gabbert Dr Ira T, drugs and jewelry. Gentry Wm L, cigars and confr.
George Stephen F, hardware.
GILMORE 1 B, Real Estate.
Glover E X, newsdealer and books.
Goff & Viele (Joseph Goff. H E Viele), carpenters.
Goodwill Charles, drayage.
Grand Opera House. W H Mclntire mngr.
Greer J J & Co, proprs Rock Island Eating House. . Hall Edward H, wagonmaker.
Hobson EL,-physician.
Jarvis Elmer M, books and confr.
Johnson C H & Co (Charles H and Albert), general store.
Jones Bert, dray.
Jordan Harry E, dentist.
Keeling Henry C, real estate.
Kisecker David E, physician.
Knowles L L, city clerk.
Kucera Anton. flour and feed.
Kuhlnek Mrs Fannie, restaurant.
Leland Hotel, Grant Spiker propr.
Long-Bell Lumber Co, Ed Rapp mngr. Lowe H B, bus and transfer.
Luder Arnold J, shoes.
McINTIRE W H & FRED, Publrs Cald- well Advance.
Malone-Richard-J,-painter.
Maschel E E, agt C. R I & P Ry and U S Express.
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co, G Z Camp mngr. Mitchell George, shoemaker. Mosser John W, photographer.
Murray James L, hardware.
Nelson Jeremiah, carpenter.
Noble Wm A, physician.
NYCE-JOHN-W, Postmaster. Olmstead Fred, drugs. Pearce O A, photographer. Perry N D, drugs. Phipps & Baker, blacksmiths. Ransome Elmer, barber. Richardson H E, jeweler. RIDINGS C C, Lawyer.
Robertson Coe, dentist. Robertson-James F. physician:
Robinson Rev R S (Christian), Rock Island Eating House, J J Green & Co proprs. Rock Island Lumber Co. O McLean mngr.
Ryan Matt, tailor. Ryland John F, barber.
Schaeffer John, furniture.
Simons R T, publr The Caldwell News Spiker Grant, propr Leland Hotel.
Stephenson & Son (J J and J H Ste- phenson), general store.
STOCK EXCHANGE BANK (Capital $30,000), Andrew Drumm Pres, A.J. Johnson Cashier.
Thurman A N, barber.
Turner Reuben C, dentist.
Unsell H. C & Bro (Henry C and Eu- gene O), clothing. Van Fossen A W, agt A, T & S Fe and K S W Rys.
Williamson Frank M, blacksmith.
Yantz George H, marble works.
CALISTA. A country postoffice on the A .. T. & S. Fe Ry., in Kingman county, 9 miles w. of Kingman, the county seat and banking point. Exp., W., F. & Co.
Arrington John, lumber.
Hall C C, general store.
CALLISON. A discontinued post- office in Graham county. Has rural delivery from Palco.
CALVERT. Population, 25. On the Burlington Route and the C., R. I. & P. Ry., in Emmett township, Norton county, 8 miles n. w. of Norton, the county seat, and 6 from Almena, the nearest banking point. Average price of improved farm land, $35 per acre. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. Jasper A. Miller, postmaster. Cloud S A, R R and exp agt. MILLER JASPER A, General Store. Packe August, lumber and coal. Phillipsburg Mill and Elevator Co. Pollard J S, grocer.
CAMBRIDGE. Population, 175. On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry., in Windsor township, Cowley county, 21 miles e. of Winfield, the county seat. It is sup- ported by a fine agricultural and stock- raising section and has Christian and Evangelical churches and a bank. Tel.,
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Bedell W R, live stock.
Brown May, teacher.
Brown W E, live stock.
CAMBRIDGE STATE BANK (Capital $10,000), C U Brooks Pres. J J Ben- jamin Cashier.
Clover Bros, live stock.
Doherty Joseph, mason.
Dwyer George, live stock. ·Fall S M, live stock.
Fromm H T, general store.
Gordenhire Clyde, livery.
Hedderman H, stone quarry.
Hicks Henry F, insurance.
Horsman J H, railroad agent.
Howard A J, auctioneer.
Howley W S & Sons, blacksmith.
Irwin James A, live stock.
HARRIS & CO, General Store.
Hays B C, hotel.
Jones Belle, milliner.
Moore W F & Co, grocers.
MUSGROVE DR R G, Drugs and Sta- tionery.
Sweet Joseph, live stock.
CAMPUS. Population, 25. On the U. P. R. R., in Grinnell township, Gove county, 21 miles n. w. of Gove, the county seat, and 6 from Oakley, the nearest banking point. Has a Luth- eran church. Average price of im- proved farm land, $40 per acre. Tele- phone connection. Amelia Rickley, postmaster.
Bright Rev J A ( Lutheran).
Chicago Lumber and Coal Co.
Doering C W, blacksmith.
RICKLEY JAMES, General Store. Rundberg & Danielson, general store.
CANADA. Population, 61. On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry., in Gale township, Marion county, 5 miles w. of Marion, the judicial seat and banking point. Has a Methodist Episcopal church. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone con- nection. A. J. Siebert, postmaster.
-BURKHOLDER -- ABRAHAM. Grain Elevator, Real Estate and Loans. Burkholder B, hog breeder. Funk John N, hog breeder. Goerz David, live stock.
Haller Rev John (Evangelical).
Kliphardt Rev C H (Ger Methodist). Knittel George, plasterer. Krihmer Joseph, blacksmith.
Lavoni John A O, live stock. Marsh I W, express and telegraph agt. Rupp Jacob, hog breeder. SIEBERT-A J, Postmaster.
SIEBERT BROS, General Store and Grain Elevator.
Siebert Christ, real estate. Siebert John, horse breeder.
CANEY. Population, 4,000. A pro- gressive, incorporated city located on the A., T. & S. Fe and M. P. Rys. (depots 1 mile apart), in the fertile valley of the Caney river, in Caney township, Montgomery county, 28 miles s. w. of Independence, the county seat. and 228 from Kansas City. It dates its settlement from 1869 and has Bap- tist, Christian, Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches. 3 public school buildings, a public li- brary, 2 banks, brick and tile works, a flour mill, grain elevators, 2 large glass factories, a large zinc smelter, an oil refinery, an electric light and pow- er plant, an ice and cold storage plant and 2 weekly newspapers, the Chron- icle and the news. The city has an excellent system of water works, an efficient fire department, and is lighted by natural gas. The gas comes from five wells, supplying 175,000,000 feet of gas daily, and makes light and fuel cheap in comparison with nearby towns. An extensive oil field and the largest tank farm in the State, cover- ing some 800 acres, are adjacent. The city is growing fast, improvements and advancement are to be seen on every hand, the greatest strides in its his- tory having been made in the past three years. Tei., W. U. Exp., Pacific and W., F. & Co. Telephone connec- tion. Albert Futterback, postmaster.
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