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400 traveling men whose homes are in the Salt City, and who sell the goods which must pass this way to get to their final destination. Hutch- inson's wholesale trade territory is that immense sweep of prairie coun- try comprising the whole southwestern section of Kansas and extending into Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico. The city dates its settlement from 1872. Giant forest trees line the wide, well-parked and amply paved streets that so short a time ago were virgin prairie, knowing not a larger tree than sporadic clumps of scraggly cottonwood. Homes of tasteful archi- tecture, building blocks of conimodious size, handsome, up-todate municipal, county, state and federal buildings make up a well-kept city, amply pro- vided with hotels, schools, libraries, newspapers and churches. A home- built and home-owned electric street car system, now in process of further extension, affords splendid transporta- tion facilities between the outlying in- dustrial suburbs, the residence sec- tions and the business center. Un- excelled water and drainage systems, telephone exchanges, fully equipped electric, natural and artificial light plants, with railroads radiating to all points of the compass, combine to pro- vide as prosperous a city as state or country affords and give promise of a future . pregnant with opportunity. Hutchinson has natural gas for fac- tories and large consumers at 10 cents and residence gas at 27 cents a thou- sand feet. No story of commercial progress in Hutchinson would be coni- plete without mention of the banks. Hutchinson is splendidly provided with banking facilities in 2 national and 2 .. state banks of ample capital and large deposits. An idea of their conserva- tive management and resourcefulness . may be found in the fact that during the financial stringency in the autumn of 1907 Hutchinson was one of the . few cities that did not "put the lid. on." Not a clearing house certificate, nor a cashier's check circulated ill Hutchinson during that time, unless it was a check from outside, every pay- roll was paid in cash, and the city went through the trying times prob- ably better than any other city in the
CRANE & COMPANY, Publishers TOPEKA, KANSAS.
GENERAL PRINTERS, Law Books; Seals, Legal Blanks, Coun-
ty, Township and City Supplies, Book Printing Binding, Stationery, Bank and Office Supplies.
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Kansas City Scale and Supply Go., Manufacturers of THE KANSAS CITY COMPUTING SCALES, Both 'Phones: Home, 2145 Main. Bell, 4067 Main. Factory and Salesrooms: SIXTH AND DELAWARE STS.
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Hutchinson
R. L. POLK & CO.'S .
Hutchinson
State if not in the country. For sev- eral years the most active agent in the city's progress has been the Hutchin- son Commercial Club with over 200 active members. A part of the busi- ness of the Club is to acquaint pro- spective investors with the business opportunities offered by the commu- nity. Among the most important of these at present are the following: Complete foundry and machine shop, wholesale drugs, brick plant (from shale), brick plant (sand lime), men's work clothes factory, soap factory, glass works, Portland cement works, . condensed milk works
and men's clothing-to-measure factory. This is the location of the Salt City Business College, a strictly twentieth century school. with a staff of teachers of su- perior attainments. each being a spe- cialist, who are ever alert to the best interests of their students. Hutchin- son may well be proud of this practi- cal institution and the many good words spoken of it by the business men show that it is held in high es- teem. It is also the location of the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory. Tel., Postal and W. U. Exp., Pacific, U. S. and W., F. & Co. Henry M. Stew- art, postmaster.
Adams Sophia, teacher.
Adamson Otis S, photographer.
Ainsley. George E, painter.
Allen James S, veterinary surgeon. Allen Perry, restaurant.
Allisson Burton, livery.
Allphin James M, propr Campbell Ho- tel.
ALTSWANGER F J, County Treasurer Ambler E John, grocer.
. AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY, Hut- ton & Oswald Proprs, Largest and Best in the State, Modern Dry Cleaning Department in Connection, 121-127 W Sherman. Both Tels 107. (See p 503.)
Anderson George H, furniture.
Anderson Joel M, real estate.
Applegate Edward B, shoes. Ardery Edward, confectioner.
Ardery Larimer, drugs.
Armtsrong Harriet, teacher. Ash Willis N, grocer. Auditorium, Kansas State Fair Assn manager.
AYERS FRANK, Osteopath, Chronic Disorders a Specialty, 121 N . Main. Tels Bell 702, B & B 800.
B & B Telephone Co, Wm E Burns manager.
BAILEY J N & CO (Joseph N Bailey, Merwin B Bangs), Farm Loans, In- surance and Real Estate, 4 E Sher- man.
. Bailey Robert, grain.
Ball Gertrude, teacher. Ballinger Susie H, music teacher.
Barber Nathan E, planing mill.
Bartholomew Rev Isaac A ( M E).
Baxter Elizabeth, teacher.
Baugh Wm M, restaurant.
Beach Wilden, grocer.
Beaver Rev A Howard (Baptist).
BEEBE CONCRETE WORKS (Ed-
ward A Beebe), Mnfrs of Hollow Concrete Building Blocks, Dealers in Sand, 108 Campbell West. Tel Bell 198 Black.
BEEBE EDWARD A (Beebe Concrete Works), 108 Campbell West.
Bell Harrison M, restaurant. Benedict Daniel E, vet surgeon.
Bennett Mineral and Distilled Water .. Co (Wm R and Charles G Bennett), bottlers.
Benscheidt Ella, teacher.
Benscheidt Herman (Hutchinson Cider and Vinegar Works).
Benscoter Bros (Frank J and Joel E), real estate.
Benscoter Frank J, lawyer.
Benson George C, bicycle repairer.
Bernard Mary A, clothing.
Bigger Leander A, loans.
Bigger Lizzie E, music teacher.
Bisonte The, Fred Harvey mngr.
Bixler James W, grocer.
Bixler Thurman J, groceries and coal.
BOEHM J J & CO (J J Boehm, J L Schwartz), Proprs Model Steam Laundry, 27-29 2d av w.
Bolyard A F, carpenter.
BONDURANT BROS, Thomas E and George B), Proprs The Snow Flake Ice Cream Mnfg Co, 322 S Main.
Botkin Ethel, teacher. Brackney Wm S, 2d-hand goods.
Brady Joseph W, real estate.
Branch C M, cashr Citizens Bank.
Breedlove J W, restaurant. Brehm Gertrude, teacher.
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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 6 per cent.
PERKINS & CO. Financial Brokers. Lawrence, Kans ..
THE FARMERS' ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY OF KANSAS has paid to Its patrons in twenty years $555,000. It Is owned and controlled by 35,000 policy holders. Every patron has a voice. McPherson, Kan.
Hutchinson
KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Hutchinson 503
E. HUTTON.
C. W. OSWALD.
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY. LARGEST AND BEST IN THE STATE.
Under present management since April 20, 1891. 75 to 125 people employed. Floor space 20,000 square feet. A modern institution from every standpoint. Visitors are always welcome.
WE DO DRY CLEANING.
Main Office and Plant
121-127 West Sherman St.
'Phones No. 107. HUTCHINSON, . KANSAS
Uptown Office No. 1 South Main St.
THE COLISEUM
^FRANK H. MANDA, Proprietor
EUROPEAN PLAN NEWLY BUILT AND, FURNISHED
Baths of all kinds in connection. Our Salt Water Baths are acknowledged by the Medical Profession for its high curative power.
Salt Water Swimming Pool, Gymnasinm, Cafe, Roller Skating Rink. A cordial invitation to Traveling Men.
Enjoy your stay in the city by stopping with us.
. 20-24 West First, Cor. Washington,
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HUTCHINSON, KANSAS
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
ESTABLISHED
1876.
The Oldest and the Largest Bank in the Valley.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. $250,000.00.
DEPOSITS,
$1,250,000.00.
HUTCHINSON,
KANSAS.
DR. M. HOOK, OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Graduate of American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Missouri
Diseases of Women successfully treated. Specialist in Cancer, Tumors and Piles, Warts, Moles, Corns and Nerves. RUPTURE CURED without use of KNIFE.
16 East First Street,
HUTCHINSON,
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KANSAS
Cataract Hotel
RATES $1 25 PER 5G ROOMS MODEE JOLA KANSAS
ITAM TERIA
Power, Lighting,
Railways.
DENTON, FOOTE & GO., ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, KANSAS CITY MISSOURI.
CONTRACTING, CONSTRUCTION, TESTING, REPAIRS, ETC.
5 04 Hutchinson R. L. POLK & CO.'S Hutchinson
BREVOORT HOTEL, Warren Payne Propr, Newly Built and Furnished, All Modern Conveniences, 114 A East Block and a half from Main St. Tel Bell 69.
Briggs Bros (Wm A and Albert H), drugs.
Broades Henderson, confectioner.
Brooker Bros (Harry D. and Wm H), monuments.
BROWN JAMES U, Lawyer, Rooms-1 and 2, Masonic Bldg. Tels Bell 308, B & B 1.
Brown Wm S, restaurant.
Bruce Cornelius S, paints.
Bruce Win A, cigars and billiard hall.
Bruce Wm W, restaurant.
Brunswick Smoker (Park Smith, Rob- ert R Kerr), Billiard hall and cigars. Bryan James H, real estate.
Bryon Belfield, nurse.
Buettner John H, tailor.
Bunker Louis A, loans.
Burney Wn I, dentist.
Burns Wm E, mngr B & B Telephone Co.
Buser Myrtle, teacher.
Bussinger Eugene M, men's furngs. -
Butters Margaret, nurse.
Byers Otto P, coal.
Cady Frances A, physician.
CADY JAMES A, Supt Kansas State Industrial Reformatory.
Caffry Eugene M, pension attorney.
Caldwell Asal, real estate.
Caldwell Wm H, real estate.
Campbell Bros (John H and Perry L), grocers.
Campbell Hotel, James M Allphin propr.
Campbell John R, contractor.
Campbell Robert A, lawyer.
CAREY COAL CO (Emerson Carey, Allen Winchester).
CAREY SALT CO, Emerson Carey Pres, J. Lee Dick Sec, W D Puter- baugh, Treas Salt . Mnfrs, 222-224 S Main.
Carter Annie, dressmaker. Caskey Ethel, teacher.
Cazard Fred I, agt C, R I & P Ry.
Central Kansas Fair Assn, H S
Thompson
(Sylvia),
pres, A
L
Sponsler sec, Arthur E Asher treas.
Central Mercantile Co, W Messen- heimer pres, Clarence W Payne sec, wholesale grocers.
Chapman Gertrude, teacher.
Chapman & Schermerhorn (Clarence E Chapman, Robert D. Schermer- horn), confrs.
Chesney Oliver M, mngr Kansas Pos- tal Telegraph & Cable Co.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific. Ry, Fred I Cazard agt.
Chilver George H, billiard hall.
Chrisman-Jurgens Realty Co (Adolph R Jurgens), real estate.
Christie Grain Co (Kansas City, Kans), Arthur R Morgan mngr,
brokers.
Christopher C R, fruit grower.
Citizens' Bank The (capital $75,000, surplus and undivided profits $4,- 500), J B Mackay pres, C M Branch cashr.
City Transfer & Storage Co (Edward R Locke, Daniel E Willms, John H Sparks).
Clark Rev J H (A M E).
Cline Edward M, restaurant.
CLOVERDALE DAIRY, Stephen C Kessler Propr, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Milk, Cream, Butter. Eggs, Etc, 911 S Main. Tel Bell 352-R.
Cochran R B, mngr Missouri and Kan- sas Tel Co.
Cockey Nellie, teacher. Cohen Barnard, clothing. Cole Charles M, general store.
Cole Rev Elmer W (Christian).
Cole George, fruit grower.
Colec Charles O, harness.
COLISEUM THE (European), Frank A Manda Propr ,Newly Built and Furnished; Modern Conveniences; . Baths of All Kinds in Connection, 20-24 W 1st. (See p 503.)
Colladay Frank Hardware Co The, Frank Colladay pres, Charles S Col- laday sec, Howard Gray treas, whole- sale hardware.
Colladay Stephen M, physician.
Collins Polk, shoemaker.
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co, L H Vallery sales agt.
Combs George O, real estate. COMMERCIAL. NATIONAL BANK
THE (Capital $100,000, Surplus and Undivided Profits $10,000), A E Ash- er Pres, K. E Sentney Vice-Pres, Arthur H Suter Cashier. 2 N Main. Comstock Harriet, physician.
Cone Wm R, dentist. Conn John L, dentist.
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
CAMDON L. BLOOM, Pres. and Gen'l Mgr. ALBERT P. MCBRIDE, Sec.
1 A. C. STICH, Vice-Pres. A. W. SHULTHIS, Treas.
THE CONSOLIDATED GAS, OIL & MFG. CO. (Queressors to the Independence Gas Co.) Capital Stock $3,000,000.00.
Producers of Natural Gas and Petroleum Oll. INDEPENDENCE, KANSAS.
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Hutchinson KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Hutchinson -505
The Hutchinson Gazette Independent News Democratic Editorial Policy
Hutchinson, Kansas
Daily and Semi-Weekly. Aworn Circulation, Daily Edition, average August 10, 1908, to September 10, 1908, 1779. Semi-Weekly Edition, average for the month of August, 1908, 1927.
And it's growing every day.
The Daily Gazette covers Reno county now (Sept. 11, 1908), part of Rice, Stafford, Pratt and Kingman counties, and is spreading rapidly over the thirty-two counties of the Ementh Congressional district in which it is the ONLY Democratic Daily Paper.
Tho Semi-Weekly Gazette was established in 1890, and goes to almost every town in Kansas and Western Oklahoma. ADVERTISERS' ADVANTAGES. Western Kansas is the money-producing part of the state. It is rich in wheat, corn, alfalfa, orchards and cattle and hogs. Reno county is at its center. Three main lines and two branch lines of railroads go into this rich country from Hutchinson.
Hutchinson is one of the great salt centers of the world. It is a milling and elevator center for the wheat belt of Kansas. The manufacture of soda 'ash, a new industry, is being pushed rapidly. A $200,000 plant is nearing completion. Soda ash is used in glass manufacture. These industries employ a large number of men. POPULATION. Reno County, 33,000. Hutchinson, 15,000.
Hutchinson Foundry and Machine Works MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
Manufacturers of Baker & Baxter's Rocking Grate. Iron and Brass Castings. All kinds of Architectural and Railroad Iron Work. Adjustable Stove Repairs, Cast Iron Sills, Lintels, Girders. Store and Boiler Fronts, Railing, Grating, Brass Work, Grate Bars, Sash Weights ..
Special attention to all kinds of Repairing of En- gines, Boilers and Machinery.
HUTCHINSON,
KANSAS.
THE HUTCHINSON NEWS
The only Daily Paper of general circulation published in the Big îth District of Kansas, and the best adver- tising medium. Write for rates.
No Job of Work too small or too large for the News Job Room and Book Bindery. If you want GOOD work .send it to the News Co. You can buy of us everything you need for an office from a pen point to a safe.
HUTCHINSON,
KANSAS.
NOTARY PUBLIC ...
City Maps, 25 Cents Each. County Maps, 15 Cents Each.
A. M. JEWELL, REAL ESTATE BROKER. Buy, Sell and Exchange Real Estate and Merchandise" Large and Small Ranches. Colorado Irrigated Lands.
Texas and Oklahoma Lands.
REFERENCES-Our Banks. Twenty-two Years in Business here.
Rooms 1. 2.3 and 4, Over 21 North Main Street,
Correspondence Solicited. HUTCHINSON, KANSAS.
$$$ in Texas Lands SAFE. SOUND. SURE. NEVER DEPRECIATE, ALWAYS ADVANCE.
-The Best Bank Is The Black Land Bank- Pierce & Scott, Junction City, Kans., or 2519 W. Houston St., San Antonio, Texas. S. M. SCOTT & SONS.
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.
506 Hutchinson R. L. POLK & CO.'S Hutchinson
Connelly Wm M, mngr Rock Island Lumber and Coal Co.
Consumers' Wholesale Cigar Co, B Cohen pres, Moses Livisho sec and treas. Cook Alexander, restaurant.
Cook Frank, horseshoer.
COOTER FRED W, Cashier State Ex- change Bank.
Craghead Ollie, barber.
Cotten Peryle, teacher.
Crispi Dimitrio A, confectioner.
Crocker Edward, undertaker.
Crow Wm R. hog breeder.
Curts John C, physician.
Daigle Edward, teacher.
Dale Sadie, teacher.
Dana Joseph, shoemaker.
Davis Oscar F, sewer contractor.
Davis Rev Thomas M (A M E).
DAVIS & MILLER (Lincoln S Davis, Marcellus P Miller), Real Estate, Loans, Insurance and Rentals, 1 S Main Tels Bell Red 133, B & B 70. Dean Harry F, agt Pacific Express Co. Dedrick Carl G, teas and coffee.
Deems Cassius H, teas and coffees. Delmonico Hotel, Wm I Ritchey propr.
Delo Rey Frank S (Lutheran).
De Pry Daniel T, architect. Dewhirst Wm E, gunsmith.
Dexter Minnie, teacher.
Dix Charles H, livery.
Dix & McMurry (James O Dix, Guy T . McMurry), livery. Dixon George, billiard hall.
Dixon Wm A, tailor. Dixon Wm H, chief of police.
Dorsey James K, physician.
DOUGLAS HOUSE ($1.00 Per Day), James P Ferris propr, Modern Con- veniences, 16 West E, 1 block South of Rock Island.
Dowell Armsby W, cigars. Drury Ward B, piano tuner.
Dryland George, drayman. DUCKWORTH G M, Sheriff.
Dukelow James, fruit grower.
Dumars & Rohlfing (Wm A Dumars, Ira E Rohlfing), insurance.
Dun R G & Co, Fairchild & Lewis. agts mercantile agency. Dunn George, confectioner. Duvall Hunter J, physician. EAGAN ARTHUR W, Cashier First - National Bank, 1 N Main.
Eagle Grocery (Emery McDermed, Fred Le Valey), grocers.
East Side Cemetery, Eli Craig warden.
Eastman Grace, teacher.
Eastman Minnie A, music teacher.
Eastman Sadie, teacher.
Eby Fred C, barber.
Eby Nathan J, billiard hall.
Eccles Eveline, teacher.
Eismenger B, live stock.
Elks' Home, Fred H Hodgins mngr.
Emery George B, jeweler. 1
Evans Charles S, physician.
Evans Robert Y, blacksmith.
Fair D J Lumber Co, Herbert C Fordna mngr.
Fairchild & Lewis (Wm G Fairchild,
Harvey S Lewis), lawyers and agts R G Dun & Co.
Falkenrich W, teacher.
Farrell Rev Wm (Catholic).
Fearl Frank E & Son (Frank E and George C), jewelers.
Fernie Bros, live stock.
Ferris James P, propr Douglas House.
Finlaw Joseph B, restaurant.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK (Estab- 1876; Capital and Surplus $250,000), E'L Meyer Pres, Arthur W Eagan Cashier, U S Depository, the Pioneer Bank, 1 N Main. (See p 503.)
Foeltzer Bros (O H and Albert H), cigars and billiard hall.
Foltz J Eliot, physician.
FONTRON REALTY CO (Louis E Fontron), Financial Agents, Real Estate, Loans, Insurance and Rent- als.
Fordna Herbert C, mngr D J Fair Lum- ber Co.
Fordney Fred A, physician.
Forney Lee O, physician. Forsha Alexander L, live stock.
Foster & Wray (David P Foster, Stan- ton A Wray), grocers.
Fowler & Schad (Thomas S Fowler, Fred Schad), tailors.
Frame Mrs Blanche L, dressmaker.
Frame Tremont A, shoemaker.
FRASE M L, Propr Reno. House, Best $1.25 Per Day House in the State, cor Main and 1st av . Freeman George H, painter Friesen Peter P, undertaker. Furman Stephen P, real estate. Gabrielson Almeda, teacher. Gage George R, physician ..
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, Topeka, Kansas.
Distanco 'Phones 374.
THE KANSAS CITY VETERINARY COLLEGE,
Cor. 15th St. and Lydia Ave., Kansas City, Mo. SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
Hutchinson KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Hutchinson 5 07
GARDNER EDWIN, Mngr Union Ice and Salt Co.
Gary Gurtha, teacher.
GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO, Harry A Lill Genl Mngr, 10-12 E 2d. (See p 505.) George Frank C, stationery.
Getter Ralph C, real estate.
Gill Jennie, teacher. Glascock Dry Goods Co (Job H and Guy C Glascock).
Glass Ora C, grocer. Globe Hotel, Servilla R Legg propr.
Gordon Frank B, produce.
Gouy Jesse J, pianos and organs.
Grant Cadijab, teacher.
THE SALT CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE, HUTCHINSON, KANSAS
Open all year. 592 students enrolled last year in all departments, including Business, Shorthand, Pen Art, and Correspondence. Graduates earn $500 to $1,000 first year. Positions sure.
Shorthand and Penmanship by mail. One of America's foremost schools. Write for free book on Shorthand, Penmanship, or Bookkeeping. Mention this book.
Free Employment Department-Experienced or inexperienced Bookkeepers, Stenographers, Clerks and Secretaries furnished. References: Any bauk in the city.
WILL S. THOMPSON
SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER No 2
General Insurance Real Estate, Rentals
Typewriters for Sale or Rent
208 North Main Street,
HUTCHINSON, - KANSAS
The Portsmouth Investment Co., BUY AND SELL MORT- GAGES AND BONDS.
Rooms 321-323 BOTH 'PHONES WEST 111 See Portsmouth Building, Kansas City, Kansas. Adv. in Classified Investments.
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LEZYMONT Z JITW
PYRO ONE LIGHT and CHRIS PATENT. ELECTRIC SIGNS
Gold Face and all other
MANUFACTURED BY KAW SIGN AND MFG. CO., 909 GRAND AVE.,
KANSAS CITY, MO.
508 Hutchinson R. L. POLK & CO.'S -
Hutchinson
Gray Rev W R (United Presbyterian). Graybill Samuel S, live stock. Grable Wm G, barber.
Grace Bros (George and Wm J), tailors.
Grant Ulysses S, photographer. Gray James M, physician. Greenfield Oliver P, bottler. Gregg Ora E, billiard hall.
Griffin & Stevens (Edward Griffin, An- drew J Stevens), cement block mnfrs.
Griffith Charles M, optician.
Grimes Martin L, monuments.
Guymon-Petro Mercantile Co, E Guymon pres, J C Petro sec-treas, wholesale grocers.
Haines Wm G, wall paper.
Haines & Martin (Frank M Haines, Wm Martin), wagonmakers.
Hall Charles E, abstracts.
Halley Henry W, grocer.
Halloway & Carver (Abraham L Hol- loway, Harry E Carver), physicians. HAMILTON A . W, County Supt of Schools.
Handy Edward S, real estate. Handy George G, hardware.
Hanlin Hardare Co (John F and .
· Myrtle A Hamlin). Hanson Algiers, meat market.
Harbour Lon B, restaurant.
Hardcastle Agnes, teacher.
Hardcastle Flora, teacher.
Hardy Realty and Immigration Co The, Noah Hardy mngr.
Harnis Rev Oliver P (United Breth- ren).
Harrison Lister, painter. Harsha John P, mayor.
Hartman John W, carpenter.
Harvey Fred, mngr The Bisonte.
Hawkins Rev Wm D (Baptist).
Hawley Wm E, grocer.
Hedges & Adams (Hardin W Hedges, Lindsay K Adams), drugs. Hern George T sr, grocer. Hern Hayward G, plumber. Hess John, feed.
Hess Kathleen, teacher.
HETTINGER & HETTINGER (Frank P and James), Lawyers, Practice in All Courts, State and Federal; Real Estate and Commercial Litigation a Specialty, Masonic Temple. Herlum Harry H. physician.
Hickman W B & Co (Wm B Hickman, Charles D Flory), carriagemakers. Hickman & Stallman (Wm B Hick- man, Frank H Stallman jr), car -. riagemakers.
Higley Theodore E, agt U S Exp Co. Hill Mary B, teacher.
Hill & Son (Thomas and Fred), pro- duce and barrel mnfrs.
Hirst Samuel, photographer.
Hoagland Ben S, real estate. .
Hoagland Clothing Co (A C and W L Hoagland).
Hoagland Rea S, dentist.
T Hodgin Rev G Arnold (Apostolic Holi- ness.
Hoke James S, live stock.
Holaday David H, grocer.
Holaday Harry E, dentist.
Hollingsworth Len J, gunsmith.
Holloway James C, grocer.
Holloway J C, live stock.
Home Theater, W A Loe mngr.
Hood Charles W,| printer.
Hook Henry C, osteopath.
HOOK MATTHIAS, Osteopath, 16 E
1st. (See p 503.)
Horn Minerva, stenographer.
Horndorph James, green house.
Hostutler & Hipple (Philip H Hostut- ler, George E Hipple), men's furngs.
Hotel Baldwin, Dan O'Rourke propr. Howard Rev R R (Second Baptist).
Hub Furniture Co (Charles A and
Mary E Conkling). Hnddy Nora L, teacher.
Hudson Jennie ,teacher.
Huffines John W, shoemaker.
Hults Milton I, dentist.
Hutchinson Free Public Library, M Pearl Leighty librarian.
Hutchinson Athletic Assn, P H Hos- tutler pres, J J Boehn sec, owners of Hutchinson Franchise Western Baseball Assn.
HUTCHINSON BROKERAGE co (Wm A Tanner), Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Provision Brokers. .
Hutchinson Building and Loan Assn, A E Asher pres, Louis E Fontron sec.
Hutchinson Carpet Co, George W Livengood pres, Charles F Bunte sec-treas. Hutchinson Cider and Vinegar Works ( Herman Benscheidt).
SELE FEEDER
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THE OUD FREE
ROUNE ADMIRAL HAY PRESS CO.
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George Eyssell Drug Co.,
OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT, KANSAS CITY, MO.
We make a Specialty of Wines, Whiskeys, Brandies, etc, Try & Gallon of our Special $3.00 Whiskey.
Write for Price List.
Hutchinson KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER.
Hutchinson 509
Hutchinson Commercial Club, Will S Thompson pres, L A Beebe sec, C N Sentney treas.
HUTCHINSON DAILY GAZETTE, Gazette Publishing Co Publrs, 10-12 E 2d. (See p 505.)
HUTCHINSON DYE WORKS, Harry Kepferle Propr, Cleaners and Press- ers, Goods Called for and Delivered, 11 E Sherman. Tel B & B 777-A. HUTCHINSON FOUNDRY AND MA- CHINE WORKS (George W Run- dell, Granville B Scanland), Iron and Brass Founders and Machinists, Castings of All Descriptions, 14 B West. (See p 505.)
Hutchinson Free Public Library, Helen E Miner librarian.
Hutchinson Gas and Fuel Co, John H Shreve mngr.
Hutchinson Hotel, Thomas A Webb proprietor.
HUTCHINSON ICE AND COLD STORAGE CO, Emerson Carey Pres and Mngr.
Hutchinson Inter-Urban Ry Co The, Emerson Carey pres, Louis E Font- ron sec, K E Sentney treas.
Hutchinson Journal The, Wm H Tuck- er editor.
HUTCHINSON-KANSAS SALT GO, Frank Vincent Genl Mngr, 18 E Sherman.
Hutchinson Lumber and Planing Mill Co, James St John pres, A W Mc- Candless sec.
Hutchinson Mill Co, W H Kinney pres, J W Burns sec.
HUTCHINSON NEWS, The News Co Publishers, 13-15 E Sherman. Tels 3 and 403. (See p 505.)
Hutchinson Produce Co, Wm V Fra- zier mngr, wholesale produce.
Hutchinson Pure Salt Co, Samuel Mathews propr.
Hutchinson Pure Water Co, Charles W Oswald propr.
HUTCHINSON SIGN WORKS (Kress & Evans), Everything in Signs and Out Door Advertisers, Work Shipped Everywhere, 612 E 3d.
HUTCHINSON TIMES THE, The Times Co Publrs. (See adv.)
Hutchinson Wholesale Grocer Co The, John P Harsha pres, Joseph S George sec, David Heryer treas.
A. L. SPONSLER, President. T. G. ARMOUR, Manager.
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