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Squire Charles W, architect.
Standard Oil Co, B F Whitmer agt.
Stannard A C, mngr Sunny Slope Farm cattle breeder.
Starbeck John H, carp.
State Normal Bulletin (weekly).
State Normal School, (see Kans State Normal).
Stevenson C, agt M K, & T Ry.
Stevenson L L, photog.
Steward J M, barber.
Stewart J C, clerk of dist court.
Stinson Charles, dray.
Stinson Elmer E, dray.
Stoller Tevera, stenographer.
Stone Anna, E, instr Normal School.
Stone Cyrus R, pension agt.
Stouder Rev D W, (Dunkard).
Stout E D & Co, (Endre D, Eva L and R A Stout), grocers.
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Schaffner Daniel C, teacher.
Strater B J, grocer.
Schmitt M, grocer.
Stubbs J F, principal Commercial Dept of Emporia Business College.
Schultz & Tipton (Peter Schultz, W B Tipton), barbers.
Stuckley Katherine P, instr Normal School.
Sharitt Mrs Anna, dressmaker.
Suddock M M. lawyer.
Shaw A C, repairer.
Sullivan Charles C, live stock.
Shawgo Realty Co (J W Shawgo).
Sunny Slope Farm, A C Stannard mgr.
SHAWNEE FIRE INS CO (of Topeka, Kans), H L Dwelle Agent.
Superior Refining Co, Lewis Powell mngr.
Swift John, mason.
Tanner James, florist.
Simpson Mrs Annette L, music tchr.
Taylor Meta H, instr Normal School.
Simpson Evelyn, oculist.
Teichgraber E E, flour mills.
Sinclair Charles F, dentist.
Theis Christian P, shoes.
Sines Wm, harnessmaker.
Third Ave Hotel, Martis Cottenmyre propr.
Singular Wm H, instr Normal School.
Singer Mnfg Co, I NN Hutton mngr.
Thomas Daniel L, contractor.
Smith Dudley S, blacksmith.
Thomas Eudora Jane, instr Normal School.
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For 33 Years Our FIRST Mortgages have paid to our customers 6 per cent Net. Loans of $200.00 and up always on hand to Sell Also Cash on hand to Loan. $25.00 Certificates of Deposit for small investors netting f per cent.
PERKINS & CO. Financial Brokers, Lawrence, Kans.
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Roberts I V, piano tuner.
Roberts Robert, shoemaker.
Roberts Wm C, lawyer.
Robinson L, propr Leland Hotel.
Rom Rev Agnellus (Catholic).
Romer J E, real estate.
Rooke George, propr Clinton Hotel. Rorabaugh A O & Co, B D White-
head mngr, dry goods, shoes, etc.
Rosenberger Henry O, meats.
Rosenfeld Samuel, clothing.
Rowland Gerge H, printer.
Ryan Louis D, veterinary surgeon.
Ryan & Daley (T L Ryan, Joseph Daley), carriagemakers.
Ryder & Protheroe (Charles O Ryder, Fred W Protheroe), drugs.
Sacred Heart School, Sisters of St Francis.
St Mary's Convent, Sisters of St Fran- cis.
ST PAUL FIRE & MARINE INS CO (of St Paul, Minn), H L Dwelle Agt. Salisbury Byington, real estate.
Samson Paul B, instr Normal School. Samuel Bros (J R and W E), furni- ture and undertakers.
Schroeder R H, barber.
Shepherd R. B & Son (Robert B and T R), real estate.
Smith Edward E, live stock.
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Riley Edgar F, instr Normal School. Ritchie Rowland Henry, instr Normal School.
Robb Lucy, instr Normal School.
Roberts Charles, carpenter.
The Farmers' Alliance Insurance Company, McPherson, Kansas,
le a strictly Mutual Fire and Wind Insurance Company, operated by the farmers of Kansas, and is the largest insti- tation of its kind in the world. Every patron gets his insurance at cost. The total resources of the Company exceed 4375.000. Every loss paid as soon as adjusted. The plans are strictly mutual and co-operative. Only so much money is collected from year to year as is necessary to pay actual losses and expenses. The balance of the money remains in the pockets of the assured. Sufficient reserve is carried by the Company to be always ready to liquidate its indebt- eduesa, thus making it sound, solvent and stable. 1. F. TALBOTT, Pres. C. F. MINGENBACK, Sec'y.
Emporia KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Englevale 375
Thomas Richard D, insurance.
Thomas Samuel, mason.
Thompkins Wm, hay and feed.
Thompson James, loans. Thrasher C S, nursery.
Thudium August F, meats. Tibballs Henry A, jeweler.
Tiffany F A, Baker.
Tilford George R, instr Normal School. Tipton David F, housemover.
Tomlinson Lotta A, music teacher. Trapet A. M, notions.
Triplett Norman, instr Normal School. UNITED STATES CASUALTY CO (of New York), H L Dwelle Agent.
Van Voris William A, instr Normal School.
Volrath J Adam, shoemaker.
Vrooman.Charles S, vet surg.
Wakefield Charles A, drugs.
Wallace S D, real est.
Ward Rev Samuel (Presbyterian).
Ware Mabel, principal of shorthand dept of Emporia Business College.
WARREN MORTGAGE CO, S H War- ren .Pres, Marshall Warren - Vice Pres, Frank P Warren Sec and Treas, Money to Loan at Lowest Rates and Easy Terms.
Watson-Ballweg Lumber Co, (J S Wat- son, C A Ballweg), lumber and coal. Watson John, hog breeder.
Watson J R, cattle breeder.
Way Mrs Amanda E, (Christian Scien- tist).
Wayman Will, live stock breeder.
Weiland & Morris (N Weiland, R O Morris), real est, loans & ins.
Welch Thomas E, physician.
Wells Fargo & Co's Express, W H Ray agt. Wells I N & Son (Israel N and Wm M), real est and ins.
WESTERN MUSICAL CONSERVA- TORY, R S Chase Director, 617 Com- mercial. (See p 371.)
Western Union Tel Co, C W Cleaver agent.
Weston Charles, physician. '
Waterbury Edwin S, lawyer.
Weyler John W, grocer.
Wheldon Benjamin, drugs. Whitby Rev J H, (Congregational.) Whitbeck Jennie A, instr Normal Schl. White James, feed mill.
White Wm A, publr Emporia, Gazette. Whitley's Opera House, H C Whitley manager.
Whitney Mary Alice, instr Normal
School.
Wibley Thomas G, live stock. Wiegland N, grocer. Wilber Horace Z,
instr Normal Schoool.
Wilhite Oscar M, propr Mit-Way Ho- tel.
Wilks R A, restaurant.
Williams D D & Co (Daniel D Will- iams, Francis S Reider), jewelers and opticians.
Williams Rev Morgan (Presbyterian). Williams Odell, physician.
WILLIAMS R C, Insurance, Real Es- tate and Loans.
Williams Wm J, blacksmith.
Williamson W S, live stock.
WILLIS W A & CO (Wm A Willis, N S Martin), Real Estate, Invest- ments, Mortgage Loans, Write Fire, Lightning, Tornado, Accident and Life Insurance for Leading Old Line Companies, Reference Any Bank in Emporia, 413 Commercial. (See
p 371.)
Wilson S T & Son (Samuel T and Charles M), grocers.
Wind Dolph, billiards.
Wind John, meats.
Woodrow Larena, instructor Normal School.
Wooster Lyman C, instructor Normal School.
Worcester Martha J, instructor Nor- mal School.
Wright A L, real , est, exchange and loans.
Yearout P F, publr Emporia Weekly Times and Democratic Record.
Yingling J Max, abstractor.
Yingling W A, physician.
Young Men's Christian Association College of Emporia.
Young Women's Christian Assn, Col- lege of Emporia.
ENGLEVALE. Population, 300. On the M. P. Ry., in Lincoln township, Crawford county, 12 miles n. e. of Girard, the judicial seat, and 712 from Mulberry, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Alfred S. Engle, postmaster.
Barney J Q, mason.
Broyles J A, R R agt. Burden J L, livery.
Stop " Cataract Hotel
RATES.$1.25 IOLA KANSAS,
Power,
DENTON, FOOTE & GO.,
Lighting,
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS,
Railways.
KANSAS CITY MISSOURI.
CONTRACTING, CONSTRUCTION, TESTING, REPAIRS, ETC.
376 Englevale R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Enterprise
Crites B F, carpenter.
Davis & Co, J L Elliott ningr, grain. Dawson A L, livery.
ENGLE ALFRED S, Postmaster. Englevale Telephone Co.
Janes T A, restaurant.
Karns Huldah, hotel.
Keller O G, physician.
LAMBORN & CO, General Store. Longshore W A, blksmith and wagon- maker
Overman E C, justice of peace.
Purviance A, barber.
Pittsburg Coal Co, general store. Stwalley Ed, feed mill.
ENGLEWOOD. Population, : 400. On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry., in Engle- wood township, Clark county, 18 iniles s. w. of Ashland, the county seat. Has Baptist and Methodist churches, 2 banks and a weekly newspaper, the Clark County Tribune. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. Etta M. Townsend, postmaster.
Alva Mill and Elevator Co. Barnes L M, milliner.
Blair J L, livery.
Clapper Rev Wm (Methodist). Clark County Tribune, F S Nipper .- publisher.
Clinger J A, physician.
Depot Hotel, Mrs J R Farra propr.
DONNELL BROS, General Store. Doyle C E, general store and mayor. Englewood House, A E Tift propr. Englewood Pharmacy.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK (Capital $25,000), B F Johnston Pres, Cecil W Newby Cashier. Franke S U & Co, general store.
Gearhart David, blacksmith. Gresham Jesse MI, lawyer.
Hink S G, racket store.
Home State Bank.
Kendall S M, physician. King P M, hotel. Lambert J, R R and express agt. Lee & Banks, hardware.
Main B F, physician.
Miller Peter, jeweler and optician.
Nipper F S, publr Clark County Tri- bune.
Olive H V, harness. Red Star Mill and Elevator Co. Roach N T, books.
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Ruddell W F, barber.
Sherman House, J M Sherman propr. TOWNSEND ETTA M, Postmaster. Truby & Co, lumber.
Walden W, rooming house.
Williams Rev W K (Baptist), justice of peace.
ENSIGN. A country postoffice ill Hess township, Gray county, 14 miles s. e. of Cimarron, the county seat, shipping and banking point, and 17 from Dodge City. J. K. Sayre, post- master.
ENTERPRISE. Population, 1,500. Is located on the A., T. & S. Fe, the U. P. and the C., R. I. & P. Rys., and on Smoky Hill river, a water-power stream, in Centre township, Dickinson county, 6 miles e. of Abilene, the ju- dicial seat, 20 from Junction City, and 159 from Kansas City. Enterprise is supported by a rich agricultural and stock-raising section. Located here is one of the largest flour mills in the state, with a daily capacity of over 1,000 barrels, also The J. B. Ehr- sam & Sons Manufacturing Co. and The Barnard Machinery Co., two of the largest institutions in the west in their line. There are several churches, a bank, a creamery, a Normal acad- emy, a weekly newspaper, water works, etc. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific, U. S. and W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. James Frey, postmaster.
Anderson John R, live stock breeder. Angst F, shoemaker.
Angst Henry, harness.
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Barber E D, propr Commercial Hotel. BARNARD MACHINERY CO THE (Capital $25,000), Stuart Hare Pres, C A Barnard Vice-Pres, George M Randall Sec, Contracting Mill and Elevator Builders. (See adv.) Behr A E, furniture.
Buhrer Jacob F, hardware.
c.ty Water Works, Harry Ehrsam supt.
Commercial Hotel, E D Barber propr. Dederick Sidney C, meats. Dickinson County Bank (capital $12, 000, surplus $12,000), C B Hoffman pres, B A Flack cashier.
LAND AND LOAN AGENTS Can get the Best Stationery, Coupon Notes, Long Form Mortgages, Abstracts. Applications, Etc., from CRANE & COMPANY, TOPEKA, KANS. Send for Catalogue
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Enterprise
Enterprise KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER.
A PLEASANT SMILE IS A GOOD RECOMMENDATION.
THE BARNARD MACHINERY CO.
Contracting -- AND ----
Elevator Builders
Supplies in Stock for immediate shipment: Belting, Elevator Cups, Bolts, Boots, Turn Heads and Load- ing Spouts, Wagon Dumps, Car Movers, Grain Testers, Magnets, Scoops, Bag Holders and Bag Trucks, Counting Machines, Hand and Floor Brushes, Lace Leather, Silk and Wire Bolting Cloth, Per- forated Metals and lots of other things you may need.
ENTERPRISE, KANSAS
THE J. B. EHRSAM & SONS MANUFACTURING CO
MANUFACTURERS OF
Machinery for Flour Mills, Grain Elevators and Plaster Mills, also Transmission Mater- ial of all kinds. We also have one of the most up-to-date Roll Grinding and Re-cor- rugating Plants in the West.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE No. 16
ENTERPRISE, KANSAS
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PREMAM
HENRY G. PARSONS, 10 East Henry Street.
Lawrence, - - Kansas
REAL ESTATE, Loans, Fire Insurance Western Kansas and Texas lands, homes on payments. I can match you on any kind of a trade.
378 Enterprise R. L. POLK & CO.'S Erie
EHRSAM J B & SONS MNFG CO THE, J B Ehrsam Pres, W J Ehrsam Sec and Treas, Machinists and Founders, Builders of Modern Flouring Mills, Wall Plaster, Mill Machinery, etc. (See p 377.)
Enterprise Lumber Co , E-Griswold mngr.
Enterprise Normal Academy, J P Koel- er pres.
Eyth Louis, creamery.
Flack B A, cashier Dickinson County Bank and Insurance.
Fleming & Son, drugs.
Ford Martin E, real est and ins.
Frey James, real est and postmaster. Froelich Bros (Fred, Joseph and Wm), grocers.
Guyler Wm F, live stock. Hassler Henry, meats.
Hoffman- C & Son Milling Co, S B Hoffman pres, R W Hoffman vice pres, C Hoffman treas, Emmett V Hoffman sec, proprs The Quality Mills.
Hoffman Elevator Co, C Hoffman pres,
. Thad L Hoffman vice pres, Emmett V Hoffman sec, R W. Hoffman treas. Hoffman R W, mayor. Hungerford John, prin public school.
Johnson Rev J F, (Methodist).
Jones Albert E, confectioner.
Karr E F, furniture.
Koch Henry H, general store.
Koeler J P, pres Enterprise Normal Academy.
Kornishka Fred, tailor.
Lotto John, lumber.
Murphy H A, blacksmith.
Niggs Rev J A, (Ger Methodist).
Ostberg Peter, grocer.
Pacific Express Co, C C Tilton agt.
Peterson Bros, (Charles P and Gus H), general store. Push The (weekly), GL Stoddard publr.
Quality Flour Mills The, C Hoffman - & Son Milling Co proprs.
Richards E G, agt C R I & P Ry and U S Express Co.
Riddell John D, physician.
Sandquist & Erickson (Theodore Sand- quist, E A Erickson), livery.
Scrafford H S, dry goods.
Stoddard G L, publr The Push.
Tilton C C, agt U P Ry and Pac Ex- press Co.
Townley Elmer J, mngr W U Tel Co.
United States Express Co, E G Rich- ards agt.
Wagner Bros, cattle breeders, 1 mile north.
Watkins James T, barber.
Western Union Tel Co, E J Townley agent.
ERIE. Population, 1,700. The judic- ial seat of Neosho county is located on the A. T. & S. F. and M. K. & T. Rys., (depots 1 mile apart), near the Neosho river, somewhat e. and n. of the center of the county and 100 miles southwest of Kansas City. The city is lighted and heated by natural gas, has numerous oil producing wells and an abundance of natural gas for manu- facturing purposes. There are several churches, good public schools, saw and flouring mills, grain elevators, cream- ery, oil refinery, canning factory, 2 banks, a fine court house, 2 weekly newspapers, etc. Tel. W. U. Exp., Pacific. Telephone connection. J. A. Eaton, postmaster.
Adamson W E, county surveyor.
Anderson & Campbell, milliners.
Alleman J A, probate judge.
Allen State Bank, Will T Allen pres, Frank M Osburn cashier.
Arlington Hotel, B R Johnson propr.
BANK OF ERIE THE (Capital $25,- 000, Surplus 17,000), Wm F Hen- derson Pres, ... Leon
S Cambern Cashier.
Braik R A, grain dealer.
CAMBERN LEON S, Cashier Bank of Erie.
Beanblossom Wm, lumber.
Bishop D E, hardware.
Bohrer F W, transfer.
Bohrer George, restaurant.
Brelsford & Kyle, (F M Brelsford, L R Kyle), hardware.
Chanute Grain Co, I N Whitworth mngr.
Clark Byrd H, notary public.
Coles James T, general store.
Crapson Bros, (W F and R), blksmths. Cummings P W, poultry.
Cummings R A, painter.
Damerell Wm, meats.
Davis Winifred, teacher.
Dennis C S, attorney-at-law.
Denious Oliver, undertaker.
Eaton Bros (C M and C H), drugs. EATON JAMES A, Postmaster.
AMBROSE PROCESS LETTERS BRING RESULTS. The Only Original Typewritten
Letters sold at or below cost of printing Samples and prices sent free upon request. Representatives everywhere. We also have the largest General Stenographie Office in the West, doing all kinds of reporting and stenographic work Filling in and addressing our specialty. Our prices are very reasonable. Both Long E. ROBERT AMBROSE, 615 Quincy Street, Topoka, Kansas
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THE KANSAS CITY VETERINARY COLLEGE, Cor. 15th St. and Lydia Ave., Kansas City, Mo. SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
Erie KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Esbon 379
Erie Gas and Mineral Co The, J A Wells sec.
Erie Record The (Setli G Wells and J C Denious).
ERIE SENTINEL THE, Alf Q Woo- ster Publr, Published every Friday. Market Reports. Tel 77, Long Dis- tance. Fiant C C, painter.
Filson H N, county treasurer.
Garvin Ben W, city treasurer.
Gaston George, genl store and mayor. Grigsby B H, county atty.
Gregg John, carriagemaker. Gwinn Rev A S, (Baptist).
Halfin D L, carpenter.
Harlin R J, physician.
Haynes Lorenzo D, physician.
Henderson Ralph C, physician.
Henderson Wm F, pres Bank of Erie and genl store.
Herriff J H, general store.
Holley Edward I, hardware.
Johnson B R, propr Arlington Hotel.
Johnson O M, county clerk.
Johnson & Son, (Marion and F A), lumber. Kelly H H, jeweler.
Kennedy J Y, painter.
Kennedy Wm V, livery.
Keys Ernest, city marshal.
La Bar John, apiarist.
Lake Dr Milton E, drugs.
Light W I, harnessmaker.
LOCKE CLARENCE E, Bonded Ab- stractor. Office Court -House. Te!
202 Long Distance.
Locke John W, abstracts.
Long May, teacher.
Long Mrs Mary F, hotel.
Means C W, dentist.
Miller Lottie, teacher:
Mills & Neal (D P Mills, W E Neal), barbers. Nation Dora, teacher.
Null H H, clerk of district court.
Nye Frank J, general store.
Ogg M L, sheriff.
Pendarvis George E, dentist. Pinet F L, teacher.
Rafferty & Carson (J T Rafferty, J A Carson), real estate. Rees Wm H, jeweler.
Reynolds Mayme, artist.
Reynolds W E, constable. Ritter R C, barber.
Roseberry J N, real estate.
Rush G W, live stock.
Sailors T C, live stock.
Smith Mrs L W, artist.
Steinberger Dr Ira, drugs.
Stewart Watson W, register of deeds.
Stillwell Leander L, lawyer.
Staiton J Q, lawyer. Swain C S, supt of instruction.
Tanner A H, railroad and express agt.
Tredway Wm H, grain.
Tanner Lotus, teacher. Thompson Rosa, teacher.
Tomm Cora, teacher.
Wells Joseph A, lawyer.
Wells Seth G, propr The Record.
Wharton Rev W P (Methodist). White & Cain, live stock.
WOOSTER ALF Q, Publr The Erie Sentinel.
Wright Addison F, carpenter.
'ESBON. Population, 775. On the C., R. I. & P. Ry., in Esbon township, Jewell county, 14 miles w. of Mankato, the county seat. Has Christian and United Brethren churches, 2 banks and a weekly newspaper, the Times. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connec- tion. T. J. Wright, postmaster.
BROWN A W, General Store.
Campbell J A, general store.
Chandler H L & Co, general store.
Chicago Lumber and Coal Co.
Drake John, meats.
Duey Wm, hotel.
Dykes Spencer B, physician.
Esbon Times, Earl Vaughn publr. E'sbon Telephone Exchange.
FARMERS' STATE BANK (Capital $15,000), Wm Campbell Pres, S E Stidham Cashier.
Foster Lumber Co.
Gaza J M, blacksmith.
Harper Win, restaurant.
Helmer R W, mayor.
Hettner H M, physician.
Hollar A J. restaurant.
Home Grain Co. Jenkinson J, drugs.
Kennedy Rev H J (Christian).
Linton L M, hardware.
McKean Mrs Beulah, milliner.
Patterson Mrs N S, grocer.
Shook Bros, harness and hardware.
State Bank of Esbon (capital $25,000), H B Keim pres, R S Beachy cashr.
Vance F A Hardware Co.
Vaughn Earl, publr Esbon Times.
Wagner F W, railroad and express agt.
The Portsmouth Investment Co., Rooms 321-323 Portsmouth Building, Kansas City, Kansas.
Money to Loan on Improved Real Estate at Reasonable Ratas. TELEPHONES WEST 111. SEE ADV. IN CLASSIFIED INVESTMENTS.
ELECTRIC SIGNS KAW SIGN AND MFG. CO., 909 Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
ALL KINDS
380. Esbon
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Eskridge
Ward Charles G, physician. WRIGHT T J, Cigars and Stationery.
ESKRIDGE. Population, 800. An in- corporated city located on the A., T. & S. Fe Ry., in Wilmington township, Wabaunsee county, 16 miles s. e. of Alma, the county seat, and 35 from Topeka. Has 2 Baptist, Christian, 3 Methodist, Reformed Presbyterian and United Presbyterian churches, the Kansas Wesleyan Bible School, 2 banks and 2 weekly newspapers, the Eskridge Star and the Wabaunsee County Tribune. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. Mark Palmer, postmaster.
Aylsworth & Davidson (Anna Mears), milliners.
-Baker Frederick, blacksmith.
Bashor & Rhinehart, drayage.
Benger George, livery.
Brown Ed R, drugs.
Buck R M, live stock.
Busenbark Dow, publr Eskridge Star.
Chapman S B, lumber.
Continental Creamery Co, J Nelson mngr,
Decker & Kleinclauber, bakers.
Drumm E A, swine breeder.
Dunn John H, mason.
Earl Wm H, general store.
Easter Frank, photographer.
Endsley Thomas, restaurant.
Eskridge Electric Light Works, A J Tooker propr.
Eskridge Star (weekly), Dow Busen- bark publr.
Eskridge State Bank (capital $10,000),
M F Trivett pres, A A Parks v-pres, W T Eckles cashr.
Eskridge Wesleyan Bible School, Rev R A French pres.
French Rev R A (Methodist), pres Eskridge Wesleyan Bible School.
Hauschildt John, jeweler.
Hazlett Robert, mason.
Hershberger Hiram, general store.
Higby Wallace E, wagonmaker.
Hotel Meredith, Frank M Meredith propr.
Kelly Sisters (Luella and Florence), milliners.
Kerr Robert, barber.
Krous Charles A, dentist.
Landrum S H, prin of schools. Lowland "they're ocean
Loveland Herbert, mason. Luke James, well driller. McCOY FRANCIS L, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. (See adv.)
F. L. McCOY,
ESKRIDGE, KANSAS, WABAUNSEE COUNTY
Real Estate. Loans, and Insurance,
Mclaughlin Rev S R (United Presby).
Martin John E, lawyer.
Mears John, barber.
Melrose Willard H, real est and loans. Meredith Frank M, propr Hotel Mere- dith.
Meyers D J, restaurant.
Moreland Clarence C, insurance. .
Moreland John R, lawyer.
Mudge Mercantile Co, George Eckels ingr.
Parmiter Bros (J E and Wm B), meats.
Peters & Shumate (John W Peters, W C Shumate), live stock.
Pringle Andrew, live stock.
Robertson Paint Co (James W Rob- ertson ).
Rulison E H, R R, exp and tel agt.
Rush Thomas, live stock. Seaman F A, lawyer.
Security State Bank (cap $25,000), John Y Waugh pres, George G
Waugh cashr, C E Edlin asst cashr.
Stevenson Rev W B (Methodist).
Stewart F M, physician.
Stewart Robert, blacksmith.
Swarting A, live stock.
Taylor A T, livery.
Taylor & Davis (Amos Taylor, Isaac Davis), live stock.
Tribune Publishing Co (W H Mel- rose, H E Rickel), publrs Wabaun- see County Tribune.
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OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. KANSAS CITY, MO.
Send for a gallon of our $3.00 Whiskey, and you will drink no other kind. WRITE FOR OUR LIQUOR PRICE LIST.
Eskridge KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Eureka 381
Trivett Morgan F, phys and pres Esk-
. ridge State Bank.
Trusler Wm, general store. Wabaunse County Telephone Co, Charles Henderson pres, A H Mes- eke sec.
Wabaunsee County Tribune, The Tri- bune Publishing Co publrs, H E Rickel editor.
Walker & Bennett (C W Walker, George Bennett), physicians.
Waugh Wm A, hardware. West George D, undertaker.
Worden Delos, lumber.
Younker & White (George Younker, Lee White), contractors.
ESSEX. A country postoffice in Finney county, 18 miles northwest of Garden City, the county seat, banking and shiping point. Mail daily. James Concannon, postmaster.
Black John, blacksmith.
CONCANNON JAMES, General Store and Live Stock.
White W H, physician.
ETHELTON. A country postoffice in Seward township and county, 30 miles north of Liberal, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point. Mail daily. Mrs. Mayme Day, postmaster. Custer W A, stock breeder. DAY E W, Carpenter. Ridenour A P, cattle breeder. Ridenour Nellie, teacher.
EUDORA. Population, 700. An in- "corporated city on the A., T. & S. Fe Ry. and on the Kansas river, in Eu- dora township, Douglas county,
8 miles e. of Lawrence, the county seat, and 33 from Kansas City. Has Cath- olic, Evangelical, Lutheran, German and English Methodist churches, a graded public school, 2 banks and a . weekly newspaper, the News. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. Henry Abels, postmaster. ABELS HENRY, Books. Ahrens Rev H T (Ger Meth). Ayers E S, live stock. Bishoff C N, physician. Braun Gustav, shoemaker. Bromelsiek W W, flour mill.
Brueggen John, wagonmaker. Camp O C, live stock.
Carr S V, R R, tel and exp agt.
Catlin George, barber.
Coate Wm, shoes. Cooper E L, jeweler.
Copp Fred, fruit grower.
Cottage House, Mrs Jacob Dolisi
propr.
Elliott Thomas, coal.
Eudora Hardware Co, hdware and im- plements.
Eudora Opera House, George H Loth- holz mngr.
Fuller Wm A, hdware and implts.
GARDNER, HILL & CO, General Store.
Gilmore John, potato grower.
Hagenbuch Henry, meats and coal. Hughes Rose, dressmaker.
Kaw Valley State Bank (cap $10,- 000), C Lothholz pres, George H Lothholz cashr:
Kindred John, potato grower.
Kliphart Rev J G (Evangelical).
Koelbing Rev L (Ger Lutheran).
Krause Alfred, livery.
Krause E W, live stock.
Lothholz Son (Charles and George H), lumber.
Lotz Julius P, paints and wall paper ..
Melville E W, hog breeder, 7 miles s. Mistele Edward, blacksmith.
Mitchel Rev J (col'd; Methodist).
NEWS THE, Wm Stadler Publr.
Pilla Charles, genl store.
Richard Oscar G. lawyer.
Robinson W H, physician.
Schubert John W, furn and barber.
Schubert & Son, undertakers.
Schuricht Charles, shoemaker.
Simmers. Rev Michael (Catholic).
Stadler George, stone mason.
STADLER WM, Publr The News.
STATE BANK OF EUDORA (Capital $10,000), Charles Pilla Pres, E E Wilson Cashier.
Tarelton John M, restaurant and confr
Thompson Rev Gordon (Methodist). Walter Rev Daniel (Ger Methodist). White F A, dentist.
White Homer A, druggist.
Wuench Rev Alfred (Ger Methodist). ziesenis Fred, tailor.
Ziesenis Gustav, harness.
Zillner Joseph, blacksmith.
EUREKA. Population. 3,000. The judicial seat of Greenwood county, is a. prosperous incorporated city, lo-
F
INE PRINTING, Stationery, Legal Dlanks, Abstracters' Records and Blanks, Land and Loan Agents' Supplies, Blank Books, Records, Seals, Lawyers' Dockets, Notaries' Records, Etc. CRANE & COMPANY, Topeka.
BALTIMORE STEAM DYE WORKS. Prompt Attention. Work Guaranteed.
-KANSAS CITY, MO.
382 Eureka' R. L. POLK & CO.'S Eureka
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cated on the A., T. & S. Fe and M. P. Rys. (depots 34 mile apart) and on the Fall river, 158 miles from Atchi- son and 109 from Topeka. The city is lighted by electricity, has an ex- cellent system of water works, fire department, abundance of natural gas, 6 churches, good schools, 4 banks, first-class hotels, flour mill, wagon factory, broom factory and 2 newspa- pers. Eureka is surrounded by a rich agricultural section and ships live stock, grain, flour and produce. Tel. W. U. Exp., Pacific and W., F. & Co. T. E. Dittemore, postmaster.
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