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FISHER. In Stanton county, 18 miles n. w. of Johnson, the county seat and banking point, and 26 from Syracuse, the nearest shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly. John Schmidt, post- master. .
Rea Arthur, live stock breeder. SCHMIDT JOHN, Live Stock Breeder.
FLAVIUS. A discontinued postoffice in Belle Prairie township, Rush coun- · ty, 23 miles s. w. of La Crosse, the county seat, 10 from Alexander, its shipping point, and 12 from McCrack- en, the nearest bank location. Has rural delivery from Nakoma. Miller E A, general store.
FLEMING. Population, 200. On the M. P. Ry., in Baker township, Craw- ford county, 12 miles s. of Girard, the county seat, and 3 from Cherokee, the nearest bank location. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific. Telephone connection. Adam H. Caldwell, postmaster.
CALDWELL ADAM H, Postmaster. Western Coal and Mining Co. Wilson W J, railroad and telegraph agt
FLETCHER. A country postoffice in Mitchell township, Stanton county. 12 miles n. e. of Johnson, the judicial seat, and 28 from Syracuse, the near- est banking and shipping point. J. F. Winger, postmaster.
FLINT RIDGE. A country postof- fice in Salem township, Greenwood county, 20 miles n. w. of Eureka, the judicial seat and shipping point, and S from Cassoday, the nearest banking point. Mail, tri-weekly. Michael D. Burk, postmaster.
Burk Joseph, live stock and mason. BURK MICHAEL D, Breeder 01 Horses, Cattle and Hogs. Kirk W P, live stock breeder. Lampe Henry, live stock. Mahar J C, live stock. Schradter Rudolf, live stock breeder. Scott A P, live stock.
Turney J W, live stock. Winn Wm, live stock.
FLORAL. Population, 100. On the St. L. & S. F. R. R., in Richland township, Cowley county, 9 miles n. e. of Winfield, the judicial seat and banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. T. Stevens, postmaster.
Constant J H, r r and exp agt. Johnson J W, general store. Smith W E. blacksmith. STEVENS T, General Store. Wise H L, physician.
FLORENCE. Population, 1,300. An incorporated city on the A., T. & S. Fe Ry. at the confluence of Doyle creek with the Cottonwood river in Marion county, 11 miles s. e. of Marion, the county seat, 106 from Topeka, 156 from Atchison and 172 from Kansas City. It is surrounded by rich farming and grazing lands and has Baptist, Catho- lic, Christian, Methodist and Presby- terian churches, excellent schools, water works, an opera house, 3 banks and a weekly newspaper. Building stone is extensively quarried in the immediate vicinity. Tel., Postal and W. U. Exp., W. F. & Co. Telephone connection. James S. Alexander, post- master.
Adamson Rev R A, (Christian).
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ta a strictly Mutual Fire and Wind Insurance Company, operated by the farmers of Kansas, and is the largest insti. rution of its kind in the world. Every patron gets his insurance at rost. The total resources of the Company exceed $373,000. Every loss paid as soon as adjusted. The plaus are strictly mutual and co operative. Only so much money 13 collected from yeur to year as is necessary to pay actual losses and expenses The balance of the money temains In the pockets of the assured. Sufficient reserve is carried by the Company to be always ready to liquidate its indebt- edness, thus making it sound, solvent and stable. 1. F. TALBOTT, Pres. C. F. MINGENBACK, Sec'y.
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KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Flush 391
Alexander James S, postmaster. Alexander Thomas P, hardware.
Allison A N & Son, (A V and Walter), nurserymen.
Allison Myrtle, teacher. American Hotel, T W Fetrow propr.
Armagost A J, restaurant.
Arnold Mrs M C, teacher.
Aves Wm F, lumber and coal.
Battey Andrew, notary.
Battey R T, pres Marion County State Bank.
Bibler Jacob O, mngr Florence Skating Rink and confectioner.
Booth Mrs Daisy, millinery.
Byrne Frank, blacksmith.
Carter Raymond, drayage.
Churchill Rosa E, flour and feed.
Citizens' Concert Band, Alfred Davis leader.
Cochran L Grant, hardware.
Cooper J S, bee hive mnfr.
Cottage Hotel, A N Freeborn propr.
Coyne Ellen, teacher.
Dannenfelser Charles, billiards.
Davis Alfred, music teacher.
Decker Mrs Ella, dressmaker.
Emerson Bert V, mngr Postal Cable- Tel (
Emerson Carrie E, mngr Southurst Tel and Electric Co.
Fetrow George W ... propr .... American Hotel.
Florence Bulletin The, Delmar F Han- cock publr.
Florence City Mills, P D Schriver prop. Florence Opera House, D F Hancock mngr.
FLORENCE SKATING RINK, J O
Bibler, Mngr, cor Main and Fifth Sts. Tel Long Distance 72.
Florence State Bank, (capital $15,000), W H Shellers pres, B T Robinson cashier.
Florence Water Works, D U C Water- man mingr.
Freeborn-Albert N, propr Cottage Ho- tel and hay.
Gillman Mott J, physician.
Globe Hotel, John Imel propr.
Graham & Tucker, (Benjamin Graham, Mrs. Zeodo Tucker), general store.
Graves Presley, harness and shoemkr. Green Vic, livery.
Haack Peter, grocer.
Haas E S, physician.
Haasis John, baker and restaurant.
Hancock Delmar F, publr The Florence Bulletin.
Hancock & Houlton, (D-F Hancock, L V Houlton), bill posters.
Holmberg Charles, mason.
Houlton Roy, painter and paperhanger. Imel-John, propr Globe Hotel.
Jackson Blanche, teacher.
Johnson C O, mason.
Jones & Co, (Edward E Jones), stone quarry.
King Charles P, books and stationery.
La Cross Joseph, livery.
Lalouette August, live stock.
McAlister Wm L, barber.
McNally Wm J, restaurant.
Marion County State Bank (capital $15,000), R T Battey pres, M M Tin- ette cashier.
Mastin Henry B, lumber and coal.
Miller M S, cattle breeder.
Monroe Wm R, agt A T & S Fe Ry and exp.
Norris Albert T, jeweler.
O'Brien & Tarrant, (Edward O'Brien, Oliver Tarrant), drugs.
Palmer Homer, poultry breeder.
PRICE ANDREW, Propr Price Hotel.
PRICE HOTEL, Andrew Price Propr.
St John C E, teacher.
Samp Peter M, restaurant
Sauble J C, mason.
Scherer Matthias, tailor.
Schoeller Mrs Kate, grocer.
Schriver Paul D, propr Florence Mills."
Snyder & Small (George K Snyder,
Harris Small), blacksmiths.
Southwest Telephone and Electric Co, C E Emerson mngr. .
Sturgess Seth A, furniture.
Underwood Jesse K, carpenter.
Wagar Leonard S, physician.
Walter & Sons, (Robert B, Frederick G and Wm H), meats.
WALTERS HANSON, Leading Dealer in Hardware, Tinware, Cutlery and Kitchen Furnishings, 5th and Main. Tel 45.
Waterman D U C, mngr Florence Water Works.
Wells Frank A, cattle breeder.
West Roy A, dentist.
Williams J K & Sons (James J, Junius, John and George), cattle breeders. Zachorecky Robert, shoemaker.
FLUSH. Population, 30. In Potta- watomie township and county, 9 miles
Stop & Cataract Hotel
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CRANE & COMPANY, - - TOPEKA, KANSAS
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s. w. of Westmoreland, the judicial seat, and 81/2 from St George the near- est shipping point and banking point. Henry J. Floersch, postmaster.
FLOERSCH HENRY J, General Store, Agrl Impts, Live Stock and Mngr Telephone Exchange.
Frank Charles, live stock. Heer Rev Albert, (Catholic).
FOLSOM. A county postoffice in Haskell county, 10 miles southeast of Santa Fe, the judicial seat and 27 from Pierceville, its shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly.
FONTANA. Population, 300. An In -. corporated city of the 3d class on the Frisco System in Osage township, Mi- ami county, 12 miles s. of Paola, the county seat, and 54 from Kansas City, Mo. Has Baptist,'Christian and Meth- odist churches, a graded public school, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the News. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams. Tele- phone connection. Albert King, post- master.
Blake B F & Co. grain elevator. Cawby J M, blacksmith.
Denise & Vermillion, contrs and build- ers.
Douthat E C, harness.
English W A, live stock shipper.
Fisher Dr C A, drugs.
Folks J E, livery.
Fontana News, E F. McNutt, publr.
FONTANA STATE BANK (Capital $10,000), Frank Shinkle Pres, Rus- sell Hibbs, Cashier.
Freeland T. L, general store.
Henness T P, meats.
Hill W C, general store.
Hinkle John, poultry and produce. Holmes F M, hotel.
King Ed, restaurant. KING F A, Drugs. Lewis W L & C H, live stock.
Loose W J, general store. McNutt E F, publr Fontana News.
Mathews Fred, live stock.
Noell Charles, barber.
Shinkle Frank, live stock.
Skipper W L, railroad and exp agent. Swagerty T, mayor and blacksmith.
FORD. Population, 200. On the C., R. I & P. Ry. and on the Arkansas
river in Ford township and county. 20 miles s. e. of Dodge City, the county seat. Has Congregational and Meth- odist churches and a bank. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. George P. Herzer, P. M. Bredehoft J C, physician.
Brink R. C, meats and confr.
Dawkins W W, blacksmith.
FORD STATE BANK THE (Capital $10,000), S D Aulls Pres, W A Lonk- er Cashier.
Gilmore Rov R E ( Methodist).
Gove J A, railroad and exp agent.
Gray T M, hotel and livery.
HERZER & SNOOK, Real Estate.
Lyons J C, general store.
Missouri Lumber & Supply Co.
Nevins O N, hardware.
Pratt Milling & Elevator Co.
Richards Rev John A (Congregat'l).
St Martin Lumber Co.
Sinns J E, barber.
SMITH N J, Mayor and General Store.
Steele Rev Wm (Congregational).
Van Horne L K, coal and grain elv'r.
FORMOSA. Population 500. the C., R. I. & P. Ry., in Grant town- ship. Jewell county, 12 miles e. of Mankato, the county seat, and 5 from Courtland, the nearest banking point. Has Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal and Union churches, 2 banks and a weekly newspaper. the New Era. Tel. W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection.
Cooper J J, agrl implements.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK (Cap $10,- 000), J C Postlewaite Pres. W C Postlewaite Cashier.
Formoso Lumber Co.
Formoso Mercantile Co, general store. Grebble Charles, general store.
Grieger L A, hardware.
HALE J F, Publr New Era.
Jacobson J, agrl implements. Johnson J W, physician.
Lee G D, R R and exp agt.
Logan Wm, blacksmith.
McCarthy Hardware Co. Miller A W, furniture. NEW ERA THE, J F Hale Publr.
Ramsey Peter, mayor. Shedden T H, drugs. Spain C J, dentist.
Sturtevant J G, restaurant.
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Trump G W, general store.
Union State Bank (cap $15,000), J F · · Fair pres, W P Untermohlen cashr. Wallen S A, blacksmith. Wathen Clint, feed.
Wescoat M L, barber.
Wilson Thomas J, barber
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FORT DODGE. Population · 300. In Ford county, 5 miles e. of Dodge City, the county seat, banking and shipping point. The Kansas State Home for Soldiers is located here. Mail daily. Catherine Leigh, post- master.
Wright Arthur I, general store. -
FORT LEAVENWORTH. Named in honor of General Henry Leavenworth, who established the site in 1827, is Io- cated 3 miles n. of the city. The res- ervation comprises 6,000 acres and is the most valuable military possession of the government. It is the seat of the general service and staff college, and the United States Penitentiary is also located at this point. To the col- lege are annually sent many of the officers of the army to obtain a prac- tical education in the art of war. The garrison of the post is fixed at 3,078 enlisted men. It consists of four com- panies of engineers, one battery of artillery, five troops of cavalry, one regiment of infantry and one company of the signal corps. The post is now undergoing many improvements. More than two million dollars have already been expended to meet the require- ments of the government, and, when completed, it is expected that Fort Leavenworth will be the largest single military establishment in the world. ._ At least another million dollars will be expended during the next two years to complete the improvements. The post is reached by an electric line from the city bearing the same name, cars running every twenty minutes. The former military prison is now the United States Penitentiary, in charge of Major W. R. McClaughrey. A new prison is being constructed in the southwestern part of the reserve by convict labor and when completed will cost three million dollars. It will be the model prison of the world. A
large number of convicts were trans- ferred to it, sufficient buildings hav- ing been completed to permit. The prisoners sentenced by the federal courts in Kansas, Colorado, Oklaho- ma, Arkansas and Texas are sent to this institution. The average number of convicts confined is 1,000. Tele- phone and electric cars connection. Telegraph Postal-Cable. Population, 5,000. Miss L. Goodfellow, P. M.
Army National Bank The (cap $25,- 000), A A Fenn pres, E A Kelly cashr.
Journal of U S Cavalry Assn, U S Cavalry Assn pubIrs,
Fort Leavenworth Post Exchange, general store.
U S Cavalry Assn, publrs Journal U S Cavalry Assn.
FORT RILEY. A military post on the U. P. R. R. in Geary county, 3 miles from Junction City, the county. seat and banking point.
FORT SCOTT. Population 16,000. The judicial seat of Bourbon county, is located on the M. P., the M., K. & T. and St. L. & S. F. R. R.'s and on the Marmaton river, 100 miles south of Kansas City and 130 from Topeka. It is lighted and heated by natural gas, has water works, fire department, electric lighting systems, an electric street railway, churches of the lead- ing religious denominations, a high school and 11 grammar and primary school buildings, 4 banks, an opera house with a seating capacity of 800, convention hall with a seating capac- ity of 5,000, 2 daily, 1 semi-weekly and 3 weekly newspapers, and first-class hotels, Notre Dame Academy (Roman Catholic), Collegiate Institute (Church of God) and St. Mary's school (Ro- man Catholic), the valley of the Mar- maton river, which furnishes ample water power for all purposes. Good drainage and pure drinking water ren- der it exceptionally healthful, the death rate being among the lowest in the state. The first natural gas that was discovered in Kansas was found here in 1867. It is still flowing and being used. Underneath and around the city are found large deposits of
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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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cement rock, the finest beds of flag stone, valuable coal veins, potters' and fire clay, and building rock and Scott has a number of extensive and valuable industries, including cement, pottery, pressed brick and tile works, a large syrup and cane factory, flour mills, broom factories, carriage and wagon works, cornice works, mirror works, ice plant, planing mills and iron works. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and Pacific. Telephone connection. E. A. Cheney, postmaster.
Adams Express Co, Charles E Palm- .er agt, 113 E 1st.
Adams Henry, drugs, 1 S Main.
Agar' J E & Co, lumber. 6 E Wall.
Aikman Robert, physician, 20 E Wall. Alsop Wm H, grocer, 2 E Oak.
American Express Co, . Robert L Davis agt, 11 E Wall.
American Pacific Tea Co, C F Louder- back, propr, 5 S Main.
Anderson Richard K, blacksmith, 502 E 1st.
Aronson Aaron B, dry goods, 111 Mar- ket. .
ASHER JESSE, Emigration Agent, Fort Scott Realty Co.
Atkins Theodore W, drugs, 14 S Main. Ausman Frank & Co (Frank Ausman, J W McComb), cigar mnfrs, 114 E Wall.
Bachmann C H, whol confr and propr Fort Scott Bottling Works, E Wall, cor Ransom.
Bachmann Franz, confr, 108 E Wall. Baker D, grocer, 401 Ivy.
Baker T B, dairy, N Crawford. BAKER & SON (Wm A and Theodore B), Proprs The New Goodlander , Hotel, National av, cor Wall. (See adv in Hotel Adv Dept.)
Bamberger Jacob, clothing, 213 Market Barber Ura B, signs, 104 S Main
Barnett F V, loans, 1 N Main.
Bartholomew Roy W, physician, Office Block.
Bauer Frank, grocer, 901 S Main.
Bearman John M, mattress mnfr, 113 Scott av.
Beatty Samuel, grocer, 1635 E Wall.
Belkham, Griffith & Morrow (T E Belkham, W C Griffith, H E Mor- row), meats, 8 E Oak.
Bell John S, grocer, 123 Humboldt av. Bellinger H F, architect, south of city.
Benton Charles E, lawyer, Richards Block.
Bergstresser Edwin, dentist, 20 E Wall Bicknell S J, grocer, 23 N Washington Biddle & Lardner (Wm R Biddle, Hubert Lardner), lawyers, 13 Har. bison bldg.
Bitner Samuel C, tailor, 1 S Main. Blatchley M T Mrs, . baker, 305 S Crawford.
Bolever Wm, grocer, 1023 E Wall.
Bowen David M, supt of schools.
Bowen Edward P, wall paper, 122 S Main.
Bowman E W, blacksmith, 14 Mar- mathon av.
Brant Claude, dentist, 18 S Main.
Bright J M & Co (Joseph M Bright). dry goods, 3 N Main.
Bright Thomas W. billiards, 608 E Wall. Brockett C A Cement Co, C H Gard- . iner supt, 501 E 3d.
Brookins Martin G, physician, -1 Scott av.
Brown De Forest E, blacksmith, 14 W 3d.
Brown Henry, tailor, 115 E 1st.
Brown J O, city clerk.
Brown Lumber Co, 110 Marmaton av.
Brown Lyman K, books, 4 N Main.
Brown Oren B, restaurant, 622 E Wall
Brown S J, transfer, 5 S Main.
Brown & McGuire (John A Brown. Bruce J McGuire), meats, 22 N Main and 120 S Main.
Bruce D P & Co (D Perry Bruce), marble works, 120 National av.
Brunny John, tinner, 205 E Wall. Bryant Bros (Daniel B and John A). carriage mkrs, 301 E Wall.
Bryden James, constable, 111 Market. Burke House, M E Burke propr, 215 N National av.
Bush Henry, barber, 18 E Wall.
Cain Edward E, restaurant, 123 N National av.
Caldwell J L, lawyer, Court House. Calhoun W J & Co (Wm J and Wm K Calhoun), dry goods, 23 S Main. Callas Chris, confr and bott.wks, 3 S Main.
CAMPBELL D F, Attorney-at-Law and Mngr Fort Scott Realty Co, 16 N Main. (See adv in Real Estate Adv Dept.)
Campbell George, notary, 10 S Main. Campbell Robert B, lawyer, 10 S Main
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REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT. (See adv. in Ottawa.)
Fort Scott KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER.
Fort Scott 395
CAMPBELL R C, Propr Fort Scott Steam Laundry, 123 E 1st. (See p 397.)
Capps Thomas, restaurant, 713 E Wall Carlson August, mason, 302 S Barbee. Carver Joseph B, physician, 20 E Wall Central Life Insurance Co The, Grant Hornaday pres, C C Nelson vice pres, Howard L Stout sec, opp Goodlander Hotel.
Champion Luther A, pianos and or- gans, 24 N Main.
Chapin E J, loans, 112 E 1st.
Chapman Halla F, dentist, 16 E 1st.
Charles W H, grocer, 102 N Broadway, and coal 611 E 1st.
Chenault Bros (Joseph P and Edwin R), real estate. 14 E Wall.
Chenault John, upholsterer, 18 W 3d. Cheney Orlando A, lawyer and post- master, Harbison blk.
Chescheir James C & Co (James C Chescheir), cloaks and suits, 3 N Main.
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Cox & Cole (Charles E Cox, Albert-J Cole), barbers, 520 E Wall.
Craighead Marie, confr, 110 S Main.
Crain C C Hardware Co, Charles C Crain pres, J H. Grass vice-pres, C W Crain sec, N H Bonine treas, 11 S Main.
Crain John H, lawyer, 110 S Main.
Crane John H, optician and music store, 115 Market.
Crider John H. lawyer, 10 S Main.
Cullers Jas M, restaurant, 511 E 1st. Cunningham Frank, abstracts, 112 E 1st.
Cunningham Thomas D, horseshoer, 23 W Oak.
Dabbs James V, photographer, E 1st cor National av.
Darling Wm, prin Ivy School.
Davidson's Opera House, H C Ernich mngr, Wall cor Main.
Davis Hardware Co, R T Armstrong .
pres and treas, F W Davis vice-pres, Percy Davis sec, 16 N National av.
BIG & LAND CO. COFFEYVILLE, KANS. Factory Sites, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Abstracts Examined Property Appraised Titles Corrected Rents Collected
Citizens National Bank The (cap $100,000), C C Nelson pres, C A Larkin vice pres, J T Beatty cashr, S Main, cor 1st.
Clair Shoe Co (Joseph Lester, C N Clair), shoes, 10 N Main.
Clary Charles A, barber, Oak cor N Main.
Coe Elmer, contr, 100 Redfield bldg. Cohn Cigar Co (Horace G and Sidney Cohn), cigars and billiards, 8 S Main.
Congdon D C, propr Fort Scott cor- nice factory.
Conkling M A, general store, 524 S Lowman.
Convention Hall, 222-224 Scott av.
Conyers Charles B, wall paper, 2 Na- tional av.
Cook David L, grocer, 118 Main. Cormany Wm A, insurance, 102 Main.
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Cory Charles E, lawyer, Federal bldg. Cowen Bros, dairy, west of city.
Cowen W Smiley, coal and wood, 305 N National av.
Davis & Co (James W Davis, Joseph D Mead), grain dealers, 220 N Na- tional av.
Dearth M R, contr, 110 Scott av. Denicomb Edward, baths, 309 E 4th. Dennen. Charles A, billiards, 202 Na- tional av.
Dillard & Padgett (W P Dillard, W W Padgett), lawyers, 2 Harbison bldg. Dix Edward E, genlagt St L & S FRR Drake Marquis L, whol fruits, 624 E Wall.
Draughons Practical Business College, A J Bates mangr, 9 W Wall.
Dudley J L Rev (Baptist), 749 S Little.
Dunham Sherman E, photographer, 11 N Main.
Eagle Foundry & Machine Co The, C C Crain pres, J H Mead vice-pres, J H Prichard sec, R G Long supt, n e of city.
ELLER CHARLES, Propr Fort Scott Foundry & Machine Works, E 1st cor Margrave. (See adv in Founders Adv Dept.)
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Else John T, undertaker and hack line, 115 E Wall.
End Joseph F, tailor, 16 E Wall.
Ernich Harry C, mngr Davidson's Opera House and Fort Scott Bill Posting Co, Wall cor Main.
Everhart George W, pictures and frames, 15 S Main.
Everhart Logan W, upholsterer, 104 S Main.
Fairman Frank, barber, 202 N Na- tional av.
Farmers' Loan Co, Mrs' Hattie Mc -- Anally, 1 N Main.
Farrell Charles E, blacksmith, 126 N National av.
Files Beni, loans, 114 E Wall.
Filizola D J, restaurant, 17 Market.
Finch H M, sec Y M C A, Scott av cor E Wall.
Firestone Edward N, printer, 315 E Wall.
First National Bank (capital $100,000), Grant Hornaday pres, Charles Love vice-pres, F A Hornaday cashr, Main cor Wall.
FIXIT GUN AND CYCLE WORKS, W J Skeed Propr, iBcycles and Bicycle Repairs, Gun and Locksmith and Dealer in Second Hand Goods, 203 Market.
Fleming John T, grocer and meats, 700 E Wall.
Fletcher Elwyn B, drugs, 6 E Oak.
Fort Scott Bill Posting Co, H C Er- nich mngr, Wall cor Main.
Fort Scott Bottling Works, C H Bach- mann propr, E Wall cor Ransom.
Fort Scott Brick Co, cor Hill and Mul- berry.
Fort Scott Building & Loan Assn, W T Seagrave sec, 106 Redfield bldg.
Fort Scott Butter Co, D B Williams pres, C P Myers vice-pres, W W Pad- gett sec, C B Myers treas, butter mnfrs, 18 N National av.
. Fort Scott Carriage Works (J A Miller, C A Flickinger), 213 Scott av.
Fort Scott Commercial Club, W T Sea- grave sec, 106 Redfield bldg.
Fort Scott Cornice Factory, D C Cong- don propr, 214 E Wall.
FORT SCOTT FOUNDRY MA- CHINE WORKS, Charles Eller Propr, Mafrs of Heating Stoves, Architectural Iron Work, Well Driel- ing Machinery, Iron Pig Troughs, Hitching Posts, Sash Weights and General Foundry Work, E First cor Margrave. (See adv in Founders Adv Dept.)
Fort Scott Furniture Co The, Joseph C Hicks propr, furniture, carpets, etc, 105 S Main.
Fort Scott Gas & Electric Co (capital $300,000), Grant Hornaday pres, C F Martin vice-pres, F D Martin treas and supt, gas and electric light and power and propr street railway, 10 E Wall.
Fort Scott Grain & Implement Co, W H Stout pres, R J Harris vice-pres. Z E Bloomburg treas, H L Stout sec, grain and farm implements, 24 N National av.
Fort Scott Harness Co, J B Shepherd mngr, harness, 211 Market.
Fort Scott Hydraulic Cement Co, 212 miles n of city.
Fort Scott Ice Mnfg Co, D F Coon pres, J .H Mead treas, A D Coon sec and mngr, 7 N National av.
Fort Scott Marble & Granite Works, J W Moody propr, 301 S Main.
Fort Scott Planing Mill (Wm E Cas- sell, John H Gardner), 307 E Wall. FORT SCOTT POTTERY . CO, W H Clark Pres, Grant Hornaday Vice- Pres, G G Clark Sec and Mngr. Arthur Clark Treas, Manufacturers of Clay Products, Stoneware and Flower Pots, 317-319-321 Humboldt avenue.
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