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Keller George W, justice of the peace. Kennedy D M. loans.
Keys W D, ice.
Killion Pearl, teacher.
Kitch Elmer, thresher, 2 miles w.
Knecht A A, osteopath.
Koch Bros (Gustav and Wm), furn.
Koenig Bros (Adolph, Fred and Al- bert), planing mill.
Kuehner John, -restaurant.
Lagerquist Rev A (Swedish Baptist). Lankford W J. physician.
LAPHAM & BREWSTER (Amos S Lapham, Samuel W Brewster), Law- yers, Practice in All Courts, Rooms 1, 2, 3 and 4 Lapham Blk.
Lardner J C, physician.
Larrick Bros ( Harry J and C R), cigar mnfrs.
Legitimate Drug Co The (D E McClel- lan, A F Leverenz).
Liddle Elsie, teacher.
Light Joseph H. physician.
Light R A, physician.
Livingston Bertel E, dentist.
Long-Bell Lumber Co, Charles
K Nicoll mngr.
Lowey E S & Co (E S and J W Lowey), hardware.
Lowey Mrs J W, milliner.
Lyngar O F, lawyer. McCoy Anna, teacher.
McCullough John W, barber.
McCune Bros (Roy and Edward), shoes ..
McCune C C, drugs.
McDaniel U E, photographer.
McGown C M, dentist .. Mckinstry L I, music teacher.
McQueen & Jeffers (George H Mc- Queen, Thomas A Jeffers), pianos. Mallory W. H, plumber. Maloney C S, tank mmfr. Mathis Rev H G ( Presbyterian).
Manhattan Hotel The, Tutcher Alexander proprs.
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Manley Gertrude, teacher.
Manley & Dodson (P M Manley, J L Dodson), grocers.
Martin Mrs M R, teacher.
Meharry Jonathan R, shoemaker.
Merriman Maude, teacher.
Meyer Andrew, barber.
Miller Michael J, furniture.
Nillson Erik, shoemaker.
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Co, W C Penfield mgr.
Model Steam Laundry. J E & W H Powell proprs.
Morrison Joseph L, livery.
Morrison Thomas F, lawyer.
Murphy-Mills Clothing Co The (inc), W P Murphy pres, G W Murphy sec- treas.
Myers Charles, propr Oxford Cafe.
Nagle Rev Patrick (Catholic).
Nation C S, judge city court.
National Bank of Chanute The (cap $50,000), J H Light pres, G N Lind- say cashr.
National Supply Co, G W Bettes mngr, oil and gas well supplies. Niceley Alexander D, tailor.
Nicoll Charles K, mngr Long-Bell Lumber Co.
Norvell W L, teacher.
Nye Ben S, constable.
Oil Well Supply Co, Rolla O Hull mngr Olson Thomas, pianos.
Oriental Hotel, Frank Hardesty propr. Owen & Prange, real estate.
Owens Bessie, teacher.
Oxford Cafe, Charles Myers propr.
Park E R, dentist.
Parsons Mrs J M, dressmaker.
People's Home State Bank (cap $30,- 000), F E Bodley pres, W B Shirley vice-pres, John L Robinson cashr. Peters & Simmons (Wm F Peters, J H Simmons), real estate.
Peterson August, carpenter.
Peterson C J, grocer.
Peterson Warner, shoemaker.
Phillips James W, jeweler.
Piquet L A, blacksmith.
Pool W H, restaurant. Post Grace, teacher.
Prairie Oil and Gas Co.
Prentice Ross, books.
Price F E, plumber.
Public Library, Mrs Nova Yockey li- brarian.
Purdy J N, livery.
Rakestraw H E, physician ..
Randolph A F, photographer.
Secret Service
Homo Tel. Main 4447.
The Kansas City Investigating Co. Does Work for the private individual. No publicity 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.
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Rankin Wallace, hardware.
Reed Gertrude, teacher.
Reid James W; lawyer.
Reinhart I E, dressmaker.
Robbins Jessie, teacher.
Roberts Charles H, livery.
Rodman Ada, teacher.
Rollman J S, ticket agt A, T & S Fe. " Romberger I F, propr Chanute Marble Works.
Rosenthal Mercantile Co The (inc), L Rosenthal pres, Paul Bareis vice- pres, Ben Levy sec-treas, dry goods. Rush Eli, grocer and propr Ivy Laun- dry.
Russell Violet, teacher.
Sani Lydia, teacher.
Sands W Frank, city clerk.
Sauer F A, meats.
Savage Bertha, teacher.
SCHMIDT L H, Vice-Pres and Mngr Chanute Business College. (See )) 257.)
SCHMIDT W A, Pres Chanute Busi- ness College. (See p 257.)
Shepard E'dith, teacher.
Shepard H P, teacher.
Shewmaker James E, dentist.
Shinn Benjamin F, lawyer.
Shirley Bros (W. B and G T), grocers. Siegel A I, baker.
Sillix Bertha, teacher.
Slack Shoe Co, John Slack mgr.
Smith Byron. restaurant.
Smith & Brobst (Ross B Smith, Claude M. Brobst), lawyers.
Southwestern Oil and Gas Co, J Lin- scott supt.
· Spears Mahlon, blacksmith.
Standard Oil Co, Virgil Wilson agt.
Standard Printing Co, J B Shepard propr. Star Roller Mills, J W Alcock & Co proprs.
Star Roller Rink, O C Reid mgr.
Stedman J H, meats.
Steele Samuel, physician.
Steinkirchner & Sons (Pierce, Joseph, Frank S and Harry A), clothing.
Stewart E Holland, physician. Strickland M G S, livery.
Sturdevant & Son (S W and Claude), hardware.
Sunshine Mantle Co The, Seth J Bai- ley pres, Frank Hardesty sec and treas. Taylor John L, real estate.
Thomas & Roberts (R F Thomas, W O Roberts), tailors.
Tomlinson W C, undertaker.
Treleaven W F, div freight agt A T & S Fe Ry.
Truitt James & Sons (James, Walter J and Wm M), nursery.
Truitt May, teacher.
Turner A H, propr Chanute Times.
Tutcher Lou, teacher.
Tutcher Alexander, proprs - The
Manhattan Hotel.
Usher & Rumbley (H A Usher, J A Rumbley), stone contractors.
Van Dorn C J, supt Ash Grove Lime and Portland Cement Co.
Van Sandt Samuel L, horse breeder.
Wade Samuel S, furniture.
Watt Bros (Alexander and Thaddeus), barbers.
Weeks Wm H, tinner.
Wellman Maude, stenographer.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Exp. C L Day agt.
Wells W N, civil engineer.
WESTERN DRILLING TOOL & SUP- ply Co The, J M Bashline Pres, J F Elliott Vice-Pres, E G Elliott Secy, K C Home Phone S, Bell 480, Day and Night .Service. (See p 259.)
Westfall Mrs W S, milliner.
Wewert F W, drugs.
Whisenand T J, agt A T & S Fe Ry.
White Frank L, novelties.
Wickard D K, grain.
Wilder George, drugs.
Williams Mrs Anna B (Christian Sci- entist).
Williams Calvin J (Christian Scien- tist).
Wilson F S, undertaker.
WILSON VIFGIL & SON, Proprs Chanute Steam Laundry.
Wilson & Barnes (W E Wilson, W S Barnes), meats.
Winsett J E, livery.
Woods O A, insurance.
Wright Wm P, real estate.
Yennie Arthur F, mgr The Hydraulic Pressed Brick Co (Inc).
Young Allie R, city engineer.
Young Bros (J S and J B Young), oil well supplies.
CHAPMAN. Population S00. On the U. P. R. R., and on the Smoky Hill river and on Chapman creek, a water power stream, in Dickinson county, 12 miles northwest of Abilene.
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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the county seat. Settled 1868. Has churches of the leading denomina- tions, the Dickinson County High and graded public schools, 2 banks, and a weekly newspaper, the Advertiser. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific. Telephone connection. J. A. Whitehair, post- master.
Arnold, Scanlon & Drain, dry goods and grocers. *
Arnold & Scanlon (Edwin Arnold,
Thomas v. Scanlon), livestock
feeders and shippers.
Baird G H, publr Lookout.
Banning Wm B, city marshal.
Beal Mrs J M, milliner.
Boles Hamilton G, real estate.
Carroll Bros (John and James D), clothing.
Carroll Milling Co (John Carroll, James Sheeran), flour mill.
Chamberlain Wm, contractor.
Chapman Advertiser, H A Gallagher publr.
Chapman Building, Loan and Savings Assn, C H Louden sec.
Chapman Exchange (Pierce & Gregg), grocers.
Chapman Mercantile Co (Frank Hul- bert and Frank Crain), dry goods.
CHAPMAN STATE BANK (Capital and Surplus $20,000), A J Poor Pres, H A Knight Vice-Pres, C C Wick Cashr. (See adv.)
Childers F A, barber. Clark C W, furniture.
Clifford Joseph M, general store.
Daly Rev R (Catholic).
Dietz A C, prin of school.
Dockhorn George, drugs.
Dowling Bros (D E and C J), me- chinists.
Foley L J, justice.
Frost J B, lawyer and collector.
Gallagher H A, publr Chapman Adver- tiser.
Gane Robert H, harness.
Greenlee G G, physician.
Hall Rev H H (Lutheran).
Howe Thomas F, blacksmith.
Isler Louis, confectioner.
Kelly C W, hardware.
Leggett E R, agt U P R and Pac Exp Co.
Ley Maud V, millinery.
Lookout The, G H Baird publr.
Loudon Bros (Charles H, George R), hardware. Lowe Claude P, agrl implts.
Mcintyre J B, baker.
Miller & Morris, grocers.
Mott Wm, painter.
Nicholas Michael B, shoemaker.
O'Brien John J, physician.
O'Bryen C F, dentist.
O'Connor Dennis, mason.
Pacific Express Co, E R Leggett agt.
Pacific House, J A Colley propr.
Peoples State Bank (cap $12,000), Robert Findlay pres, H E Buchtill cashr.
Perrill J P, prin of school.
Perry C A, billiards.
Phillip S C, barber.
POOR ALFRED J, General Store and :Pres Chapman State Bank.
Poor & Knight (Alfred J Poor, Henry A Knight), grain and coal.
Roly W E, jeweler.
Sanborn Malta P, lumber.
Scanlan Patrick, general store.
Schorling Bros, livery.
Talbot James W (agt), general store. Taylor J H, hog breeder.
CHAPMAN STATE BANK CHAPMAN, KANSAS.
Capital and Surplus,
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A. J. POOR, President H. A. KNIGHT, Vice-President
C. C. WICK, Cashier
General Banking. First Class Farm Loans. Collections a Specialty.
HOME OFFICE, LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
The BEST Building and Loan Company there is in The West. Ask our Local Secretary In Your Towa.
The Farmers' Alliance Insurance Company ...
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.
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Thisler Otis L, horse and cattle breed- er, 2 miles w. Weyant Rev P C (Methodist).
Whitehair J A, postmaster. Whitehair Peter F, blacksmith.
WICK C C, Cashier Chapman State Bank.
Wilson W S, shoemaker.
CHARDON. A country postoffice in Clinton township, Rawlins county, 12 miles south of Atwood, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Mail daily. M. D. Winter, postmaster. WINTER M D, General Store.
CHARLOTTE. A discontinued post- office on Beaver creek in Sherman county, 19 miles northeast of Good- land, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Send mail to Good- land.
CHASE. Population 300. On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry. in Lincoln town- ship, Rice county, 8 miles . west of Lyons, the judicial seat. Has Catho- lic, Christian, Congregational and Methodist churches, a graded public school, a bank and a weekly news- paper, the Register. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. Charles B. Garten, postmaster.
Adams Mrs Alvin M, drugs.
Burden Walter S, blacksmith.
Central Kansas Milling Co, dealers.
grain
Chase Grain and Supply Co, W M Kenton pres, S H Coffman sec, grain and coal.
Chase Hardware and Implement Co (Julius A Linke, Kate Z James).
Chase Opera House, H W Hedges mgr.
CHASE REGISTER, Charles B Gar- ten publr.
Chase Telephone Co. Chatten Stanley H, hardware and lumber.
Collins Thomas, hotel.
Drew C E, furn and undertaker.
Ehrlich Karl, general store.
FARMERS STATE BANK (Cap $10,- 000), H K Lindsley Pres, H W Hedges Cashr.
Fox Rev A M (Christian ).
Hall Burwell W, general store. Hardwick W H, general store.
GARTEN CHARLES B, Publr Chase Register.
Hedges Hardin W, insurance.
LINKE & SCHROEDER (Charles R Linke, Henry W Schroeder), Gen- eral Store.
McFadden J E, R R, exp and tel agt.
Maggo Rev W B (Congregational). Monroe Charles E, blacksmith. Nicols Thomas E, auctioneer. Petrie H V, prin of school.
Revel Henry B, auctioneer. Roberts Michael, painter.
Roberts Mrs Michael, milliner.
Robinson Joseph, carpenter. Rutan Rev J L Methodist).
Salters John, thresher. Smith J H. restaurant.
Smith J H & Son, general store.
Smith Ralph, barber. Wallace Floyd E, physician ..
CHAUTAUQUA. Population 500. An incorporated city located on the A., T. & S. Fe Ry., in Belleville town- ship, Chautauqua county, 7 miles south of Sedan, the judicial seat. Set- tled 1880. Has Christian, Methodist and United Brethren churches, a bank, a grist mill and a weekly news- paper, the Enterprise. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone connec- tion. J. A. Andrews, postmaster.
Allen A, r r and exp agt.
Anderson & Burger, general store. ANDREWS J A, Drugs.
Atkinson Benjamin, restaurant.
Ault J C & Son, meats.
Burgner-Bowman Lumber Co.
Byers W W, hotel and justice.
Chautauqua Enterprise, T E Trigg publr.
Chautauqua Springs Bath House, D B Easley mgr.
Chautauqua Springs Bottling Works, D B Easley mgr.
CITIZENS STATE BANK (Cap $10,- 000), G B Gray Pres, C R Walter- house Cash, Do a General Banking Business.
Clark Frank, billiards.
Clayton & Clayton, general store. Colley John, barber. Cottinghm W V, livery.
Stop & Cataract Hotel
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Edwards George T & Co, general store.
: Easley D B, livery and hotel.
Glover E B, dry goods and furniture.
Harshbarger. J W & Son, meats.
Jack A J, hardware.
Jack W G, physician.
Lake Hotel, D B Easley propr. McFarland G W, blacksmith.
Revlett Bros, grist mill.
Slates J, stone quarry.
SNEED JAMES G, General Store.
Trigg T E, publr Chautauqua Enter- prise.
CHENEY. Population 500. An in- corporated city of the third class lo- .cated on the A., T. & S. Fe Ry. in Morton township, Sedgwick county, 26 miles west of Wichita, the judicial seat. Has Christian, German Re- formed and Methodist churches, 2 banks and a weekly newspaper, the Sentinel. Cheney is supported by a rich farming and grazing district and ships large quantities of grain and livestock. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. John A. Hartley, postmaster.
Bennett J N. furn and undertaker.
Bennett W E, photographer.
Butts H, drayage.
CENTRAL HOTEL, H H Johnson Propr.
Cheney Elevator Co, Fred Ladd mgr. Cheney Milling Co, P G Kroeker propr Cheney Sentinel, L R Souders publr. Cheney State Bank (Cap $10,000), J T Hessel pres, H D Crosby cashr.
CITIZENS STATE BANK (Cap $15,- 000), A W Sweet Pres, Ellis M Carr Cashr.
David Charles A, barber. Dewey Alvin A, general store.
Dildine Arthur R, dentist.
Estes James, mgr E K Neveling Grain Co.
Estes & Grace (James F Estes, Thomas J. Grace), coal and live- stock.
Farmers' Elevator Co, grain dealers. Flinn James, blacksmith.
Gardner James K, real est, loans, ins and police judge.
Gilmore John, carpenter.
Gosch G B, jeweler.
Grace Bros, livestock.
Grace Harvey D, livestock.
Gregory Rev R R (Reformed German) HARTLEY JOHN A, Postmaster.
Hern & Northcutt, real est and ins. Hopkins O S, meats.
JOHNSON H H, Propr Central Hotel and Grocer.
Kennedy John, mgr Benjamin F Mc- Lean.
Kimball Wm L, carpenter.
Krase F F, shoemaker and mayor.
Kroeker P G, mgr Cheney Milling Co. Ladd Fred, mgr Cheney Elevator Co. McHenry Edward, city marshal.
McHenry Isaac L, blacksmith.
McLean Benjamin F, John Kennedy mgr, lumber.
Mahin J A, teacher.
Marble Mrs A S, dressmaker.
Miller & Cook, hdw and implements.
Miner H H, physician.
Neveling E K Grain Co, James Estes mgr.
Nicholson Rev E L (Methodist).
Nossaman E A, druggist.
Pagett M L, drayage.
Parhan Wm M, harnessmaker.
Peterson Henry, livery.
Pond W M & Co, J C Williams mgr, lumber and coal.
Rankin Charles E, carpenter.
Rankin G Hull, carpenter.
Poberson Elmer, plasterer.
Shannon Thomas H, physician.
Sibbitt R R, livestock.
Souders Jacob A, auctioneer.
Souders L R, publr Cheney Sentinel.
Spurrier Charles, plasterer.
VIETS C A, General Store.
Whitehead Gilbert G, carpenter.
Whitehead L W, livery. Wichita Seed & Grain Co ..
Williams J C, mgr W M Pond & Co. Wolf James A, barber.
Wolter Herman W, harnessmaker and implements.
Woodward J C, r r, exp and tel agt.
Wulf & Heusel (Henry jr and Otto Wulf, Alfred S. Heusel), hardware and implements.
CHEROKEE. Population 1,800. An incorporated city located on the St. L. & S. F. R. R. and M. P. Ry (depots 1/2 mile apart), in the extreme southern part of Crawford county, 12 miles s. of Girard, the judicial seat, 37 s. w. of Fort Scott, 135 from Kansas City
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WEBER GAS ENGINE CB BUILDERS OF GASOLINE AND GAS ENGINES, ALL SIZES. Box 450. KANSAS CITY, MO.
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KEELEY INSTITUTE
716 WEST TENTH ST., KANSAS CITY, MO. Alcohol, Drug and Tobacco addictions cured by a scientific course of medication. The only place in Kansas City or tributary territory where the Gennine Keeley Remedies are admin- istered See Adv. in Kansas City, Mc.
Cherokce
KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Cherokee 265
and 210 from Topeka. It is surround- ed by a fine farming and grazing sec- 'tion and has churches of the Baptist, Christian, Methodist, Presbyterian and United Brethren denominations, a bank, flour mill, grain elevator, broom factory and a weekly news- paper, the Sentinel. Cherokee has vast deposits of coal in the immediate vicinity, which is extensively mined, and, together with grain and live- stock, comprise the chief exports. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams and Pacific. Telephone connection. J. H. Price, postmaster.
Adamson Rev R A (Christian).
Allen Rev Harman (Meth Episcopal). American Gas Co, C U Bender agt.
Arens Adolph, saloon.
Arner M L, barber.
Beardsley & Curtis, Frank Curtis mgr, clothing.
Beck L A, barber.
Beck & Harr (I A Beck, David Harr), meats.
Bender C U, notions.
Bennett J W & Son, broom factory.
Bertholf C M, physician.
Bertholf Roy E, drugs.
Biles T F, hardware and harness. Blach W B, furniture.
- Blurton Henry, constable.
Bolick R A, city treasurer.
Buckingham G W, agt St L & S Fe Ry and Adams Exp Co.
Chadsey A N Mercantile Co, FUN Chadsey mgr, general store, grain and livestock.
Cherokee Coal Mining Co, A B Kirk- wood receiver.
Cherokee Commercial Co, C A Love- land mgr, general store.
Cherokee Ice Plant, Cherokee Mill & Elevator Co proprs.
Cherokee Mill & Elevator Co The, D O Lane pres, T C Pease sec, flour mill and proprs Cherokee Ice Plant, Cherokee Telephone Exchange.
Cherokee Millinery Co, Flora De Sart mgr.
Cherokee Milling Co, flour mills.
CHEROKEE SENTINEL, T J Lisen- bee publr.
Cherokee Supply Co, A B Kirkwood receiver.
Cherokee Telephone Exchange, Cher- okee Mill & Elevator Co proprs.
City Water Works (municipal plant). Clugsden & Son (S C Sr and S C Jr), farm implts.
Collins F B Investment Co (F B Col- lins), loans.
Cunningham W R, barber.
Curry Olin H, grocer.
De Sart Flora, mgr Cherokee Millin- ery Co.
De Witt S, restaurant.
Dillard J E, drugs.
Draper H. N, mgr Wilson-Draper Lum- ber Co.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK (Capital $25,000), A C Graves Pres, F N Chadsey Vice-Pres, R Bolick Cashr. .
Frisco Hotel, Bryce Monroe propr.
Graham I W, undertaker.
Hamilton Mercantile Co, A Rowe mgr.
Hays A D, physician.
Hiff Daniel A, physician.
Howard Frederick T, carpenter.
Howard Wm H, carpenter.
Hughes R P, pool hall.
Iliff Daniel A, physician.
Jenkins F S, agt Mo Pac Ry and Pa- cific Express Co.
Jones Wm B, blacksmith.
Kelly Frederick, barber.
Kelso C P, flour and feed.
Kelso John W, flour and feed.
Kiehl Rosa, music teacher.
Lewis I R, agt St L & S F Ry and Adams Ex Co.
Lindel Hotel, Mrs Ida Shafer propr:
Lisenbee Charles O, harnessmaker.
LISENBEE T J, publr Cherokee Sen- . tinel, City Atty, City Clerk and Real Estate.
Loveland Clyde A, mgr Cherokee Commercial Co.
Lucas F E Lumber Co, F E Lucas propr.
McCleary Benjamin F, livery.
Makinney W A & Co, bottlers.
Marty Martin, baker.
Merriam C H, harnessmaker.
Meyers A B, dray. Monroe Bryce, propr Frisco Hotel.
Myers H B, jeweler.
Ness Joshua W, shoemaker.
Norton Coal Co, W H Barrett pres, Mary Barrett sec.
Norton C L, justice.
Payne Daniel A, carpenter.
20,000 Acres Just Open -You want the Best. We have it .-
$20 to $25 per acre
Beautiful Prairie. Evergreen Meadows.
Healthy Country. Good Schools. Pierce & Scott, Junction City, Kans., or 2519 W. Houston St., San Antonio, Texas, S. M. SCOTT & SONS,
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HENRY G. PARSONS, 10 East Henry Street.
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REAL ESTATE, Loans, Fire Insurance Western Kansas and Texas lands, homes on payments. I can match you on any kind of a trade.
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PERRY EDWIN A, Attorney-at-Law, Notary Public, Real Estate and Col- lections. (See adv in Legal Blue Book in Classified Lawyers. )
Phillips Van, restaurant and 2d hd goods.
PRICE JOHN F, Postmaster.
Price J R, live stock.
Reeves G H, dentist.
Rowe A, mngr Hamilton Mercantile Co. Russell Bros, dray.
Schwab L S, mngr Weir Junction Coal Co.
Shafer Mrs Ida, propr Lindel Hotel.
Shepherd Rosa, dressmaker.
Sheward George W, saloon.
Smalley E O, pool hall."
Smith Arthur, physician.
Smith Wm, barber.
Thorp C F, carpenter.
Webster Charles A, flour and feed.
Webster Frank, blacksmith.
Weir Junction Coal Co, J G Schwab pres, H E Schwab sec, L S Schwab treas and mngr.
Wescott Frank S, city marshal.
. Whitney Bros (A J and Leon), meats. Wiles Effie, skating rink.
. Wiles Hardware Co, T G Wiles propr. Wilkins & Son (J K and John), black- smiths.
Wilson-Draper Lumber Co (Joseph Wilson, Harry Draper).
Winter & Kimmell Hardware Co (W T Winter, J H Kimmell). Wright LG,-osteopath .-
CHERRYVALE. Population, 6,200. An incorporated city located on the A., T. & S. Fe and the St. L. & S. F. R. Rs. (depots adjacent), in Mont- gomery County, 12 miles northeast of Independence, the judicial seat, 82 from Fort Scott, 153 from Topeka and 180 from Kansas City. Has churches of the Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Methodist and Presbyterian denomi- nation, an excellent public school sys- tem, water works, fire department, electric light and power plant, 2 banks, 3 newspapers-the Journal, News and Republican-telephone ser- vice, the largest zinc smelter in the world (which handles a great part of the zinc ore from the famous Galena- Joplin district), 6 brick
and tile
plants, iron works, glass plant, imple- ment factory, oil refinery, ice and cold storage plant, planing mill, flour mills, grain elevators, creamery, foundry and machine shop, shovel factory, etc. There is an abundance of natural gas found in the vicinity and is used for manufacturing and domestic purposes. There are many good producing oil wells operated, coal is also found in good quantities. Farming, grazing and fruit-growing section. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams and W. F. & Co. T. H. Ernest, postmaster.
Adams Express Co, George Traffe agt. ALLEN CHARLES D, Propr East Side Mill and West Side Feed Store.
Anderson W'm E H, justice of peace. peace.
Anderson & Hilman (Wm E H Ander- son, A Dale Hilman), real estate. Arbuthnot & Kellam (R T Arbuthnot, S H Kellam), drugs.
Atkinson Arthur S, dry goods.
Axtell The, A J Axtell propr.
Axton James E, barber.
Baker & Briggs (W H Baker, W A Briggs), barbers.
Baldwin W W, hardware.
Banks Arthur C, restaurant.
Barber Gertrude, prin Lincoln School
Barber Myrtle, teacher.
Barber Nellie, teacher.
Barker Ethel, teacher.
Beal Samuel, wagonmaker.
Bellamy Edward E (Bellamy & Bel- lamy).
Bellamy John F, lawyer.
Bellamy & Bellamy (John F and Ed- ward), lawyers. Blades E J, notions.
Botsford John, hardware.
Bowman W G, grain dealer.
Boyce Crewd, auctioneer.
Brady J A, lawyer. Brooks Homer, grocer.
Brooks Leonard P, lawyer.
Brown George L, city treasurer.
Brown L H, restaurant.
Brown W S, hardware.
Bryant & Ward (W C Bryant, Arthur E Ward), tailors.
Butler George N, jeweler. Byrne Frank, blacksmith.
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Geo. D. Stinebaugh, OTTAWA, KANSAS.
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT. (See adv. in Ottawa.)
Cherryvale KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Cherryvale 267
Cahill George W, constable. Campbell Cyrus, physician.
Case Wm E, real estate.
Cherryvale Bill Posting Co, Charles B Cash, mngr.
Cherryvale Brick Co, J H Buhler, pres, F E Shumard sec.
Cherryvale Gas Co The (capital $35,- 000), Joseph H Butter pres, Frank E Shumard sec.
Cherryvale Glass Co, Peter mngr.
Rener,
Cherryvale Grain & Lumber Co (inc). (capital $6,000), J E Ruark pres, Herman Rounds mngr.
.Cherryvale Iron Works.
Cherryvale Journal The (daily and weekly), Joseph B Fugate, publr.
Cherryvale Opera House, Charles Cash mngr. -
Cherryvale Steam Laundry, Charles C Givens propr.
Cherryvale Telephone Co The, Gran- ville S Hoss pres and mgr, Gran- ville S Hoss jr sec.
Cherryvale Water Works, Ade W Frank supt.
Clary D Frank, billiards.
Clay John N, transfer.
Clayton Saddlery & Mfg Co, Samuel B Clayton pres, John A Clayton sec and treas.
Clotfelter & Son (Cyrus A and Carl), livery.
Cobb Oscar, grocer.
Coffeyville Vitrified Brick and Tile Co, Wm Francis mgr.
Colopy Mark E, dentist.
Cooper E F & Son (Edwin F and Guy), restaurant.
Cormack Wesley A, physician.
Cramer Fred A, photographer.
Crawford George S, 2d hand goods.
Critchfield Charles E, carpenter.
Crum L T, drugs.
Curtis Wm A, jeweler.
Custer Clayton, stenographer.
Dack George C, grocer.
Darling Tony A, propr Right Way Hotel.
Davidson Nellie, teacher. Demey Julia, teacher.
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