R.L. Polk & Co.'s Kansas state gazeteer and business directory, including a complete business directory of Kansas City, Mo, 1908, Part 64

Author: R.L. Polk & Co. 1n
Publication date: 1908
Publisher: Detroit, Polk
Number of Pages: 1062


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Baskins Charles H, drugs.


Behrend John W, harnessmaker.


Bermant Ira, propr Exquisite Bottling Works.


Bickenhenser Edward, barber.


Bingham Wm A, clothing.


Boon Stephen, meats.


BOONE & POLAND (Fred Boone, E T Poland), Proprs Bartell House. (See adv.)


Brown George T, lumber.


Brown M G, clerk district court .-


Brown Mrs Richard, harness.


Brown Sophie, milliner.


Buehler Wm, blacksmith.


Bumstead Charles H, agt M, K & T Ry Bunson & Colby (H M Bunson, Art Colby), publrs The Sentinel.


Bush Carrie, dressmaker.


Bush Wm, painter.


Callen J B, postmaster.


Cameron John, live stock.


Campbell J G D, auctioneer. - Carter C A, drugs.


Central Hotel, A D Dodge propr.


CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK (Cap- ital $100,000), S W Pierce Pres, Charles H Manley Vice-Pres, S W Fenton Cashier, Horace M Pierce Asst Cashier, The Leading Bank in the County. (See adv.)


Chamberlin Wm, justice.


Chase Charles H jr, electrician.


Clark Thomas J, coal. Clark W E, creamery.


Commercial Club of Junction City, Lindsay S Pegues pres, T W Dorn sec.


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 Stenographic Office in the West, doing all kinds of reporting and stenograpbio work. Filling in and addressing our specialty. Our prices are very reasonable. Both Long


Distance 'Phones 374. E. ROBERT AMBROSE, 615 Quincy Street, ;Topeka, Kansas


THE KANSAS CITY VETERINARY COLLEGE, Cor. 15th St. and Lydia Ave., Kansas City, Mo. SEND FOR CATALOGUE.


Junction City KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Junction City 539


BARTELL HOUSE


Rates, $2.00 and $2.50 Per Day. 70 Rooms.


BOONE & POLAND, Proprietors.


First-Class in all its Appointments. The Only Com= mercial Headquarters. Rooms with Bath. Turkish Bath also in Connection.


JUNCTION CITY,


KANSAS


=


CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK


S. W. Pierce, President. Chas. H. Manley, Vice-Pres. S. W. Fenton, Cashier. Horace M. Pierce, Ass't Cashier.


Incorporated 1884.


CAPITAL, =


= $100,000.


BANKING IN ALL LEGITIMATE BRANCHES.


Drafts on all Principal Cities. Money to Loan. Collections Made and Remitted Promptly. CORRESPONDENTS-Hanover National Bank, New York; National Bank of Commerce, Kansas, City.


JUNCTION CITY,


= KANSAS.


THOMAS DIXON,


Wholesale Dealer in


Grain, Hay and Live Stock.


Elevator Capacity 60,000 Bushels.


East Sixth Near U. P. Tracks, JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS.


The Portsmouth Investment Co., Take Complete Charge of


Rootus 321-323 Portsmouth Building, Property for Eastern Owners Kansas City, Kansas. TELEPHONES WEST 111. SEE ADV. IN CLASSIFIED INVESTMENTS.


SZUOH JISTSA


The Most Effective and Economical Advertising is to be had by our Special Electric Sigos, Pyro One Light and Chris Patent.


KAW SIGN AND MFG. GO., 909 Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo.


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540 Junction City R. L. POLK & CO.'S Junction City


Cookson S P, live stock.


Coryell Frank D, meats. Coryell Myron, grocer. Cox Mrs M L, restaurant.


Crown Bottling Works, J W Deppish propr, 912 N Jefferson.


DE ARMOND & ROOT (Le Pruyn De Armond, James M Root), Proprs The Junction City Marble and Granite


-Works and Agents The Page Woven Wire Fence, 906 Washington.


Degitz George, grape grower, 2 miles e Delker Herman, bill poster.


Densmore W H, justice.


Deppish John W, propr Crown Bottling Works, 912 N Jefferson.


Dever Thomas, lawyer.


Dietrich & Hall (Ernst Dietrich, John Hall), blacksmiths.


Dinsmore W H, billiard hall.


DIXON-THOMAS, -Grain and -Live Stock Dealer and County Treasurer. E 6th and U P Tracks. (See p 539.) Dodge A D, propr Central Hotel.


Dorn Thomas W, ins agt, mngr The Opera House and Wareham-Dewey Telephone Co.


Dumbreck John C, confectioner.


Dumm Warren C, furniture.


Durbon James P, notions.


Durbon Wm, furniture.


Durland Frederick .L (Durland-Saw- tell Furniture Co), pres Home State Bank.


Electric Ry, Light and Ice Co The, J Monroe Smith sec, W E Sweezey supt.


John Dalton pres, S W Pierce treas, Ernst Amos G, baker.


Evilsizer John H, livery.


Exquisite Bottling Works, Ira Ber- mant propr.


Farary Clovey, mngr W U Tel Co.


FENTON S W, Cashier Central Na- tional Bank.


FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE (Es- tablished 1872; Capital $75,000, Sur- plus and Undivided Profits $60,000), B Rockwell Pres, James V Hum- phrey Vice-Pres, Thomas B Ken- nedy Cashier, W F Miller Asst Cashier; The Pioneer Bank, U S De- pository, Transacts a General Bank- ing Business, Collections a Special- ty. (See adv.)


Flower Andrew A, confectioner. Flower George, contractor.


Fogelstrom Charles P, wagonmaker.


Ford Henry, dyeing.


Foss M H, dray.


Fox John, propr Savoy Hotel.


Frey Win-J, restaurant.


Gartner John M, cigars, tobacco and cigar manfr.


Geary County Lumber Co (Matthew R Smith, Allen L Wagenseller).


GLENN MISS MARIAN R, Librarian George Smith Public Library.


Gemmill R B, mngr Mo & Kans Tele- phone Co.


Glick Bros (Frederick and Harry), grocers.


Glick Wm G, jeweler.


Glidden Wm, confectioner.


Graham Henry, well borer.


Grammer Henry A, dentist.


GRANT REALTY CO THE (J U Grant, W H Mackey), Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.


Green Mrs A, dressmaker.


Grentner J H, real estate.


Griffey Wm H, painter.


Gross Clayton, livery.


Gross Mrs E L, dep co reg of deeds.


Hall John, blacksmith.


Harrington Henry, hotel and livery.


Harshaw Rey A H (Presbyterian).


Hay John. dairy.


Hay Phillip, books.


Hays W K, mngr Singer Mnfg Co. Heaton Garnette, asst librarian George Smith Public Library.


Heidel George, 2d hand goods.


Hemenway E H Mercantile Co, Ed- ward H Hemenway pres, general store.


Heusner Wm S, supt city schools.


Hickey & Dixon (Patrick M Hickey, Wm F Dixon), hardware.


Hill David, live stock.


Hogan Milling Co (Thomas F Hogan,


W A Thompson), proprs Star Mills. Hogan Rev (Catholic).


Holman F L (Chicago, Il1), clothing.


Holmgren John, contractor.


Holzschüler Albert R, drugs.


Home State Bank The (cap $25,000), F L Durland pres, J E Clemons vice-pres, H G West cashr, A S Blair asst cashr.


Hopkins Fritz, vet surgeon.


Hoyt Grant & Son, dairy. Huesner W S, prin of schools. Hughes Rev H D (Baptist).


9 NEEDS


SELF FEEDER


10.F THE ROUND ADMIRAL HAY PRESS CON


George Eyssell Drug Co.,


OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT, KANSAS CITY, MO.


Headquarters for Drugs, Liquors, Cutlery, Pipes and Fancy Goods. WRITE FOR OUR LIQUOR PRICE LIST.


Junction City KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Junction City 541


HUMPHREY JAMES V, Vice-Pres First National Bank and Lawyer.


·Hurley W W & Co (Wm W and Horace Hurley), harness.


Illingworth John, carpet weaver.


International Correspondence· Schools, E G Anderson mngr.


Irvine Wm, restaurant.


Irwin George W & Son (George W and John), blacksmiths.


Jaiser Rev J A (Methodist).


Johnson Rev A E (Adventist).


Junction City Band, Prof Leach Idr. Junction City Creamery Co.


JUNCTION CITY FLORAL co,


Thomas Keeshan Propr, Flower and Floral Designs, Wholesale and Re- tail, 1215 Z Washington. (See p 543.)


JUNCTION CITY MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS, De Armond & Root Proprs (Established 1888), The Leading Monument House in Cen- tral Kansas, Marble Designers and Carvers, Artistic Monuments, Larg- est Stock of Vermont and Imported Granites in the West, Bronze Cast- ings, Busts, Medallions, Wreaths, Etc, Newest Designs, 904 Washing- ton.


Junction City Union The (daily and weekly), John Montgomery & Son publishers.


Junction City Water Works, John G Pease commissioner.


Junction City and Fort Riley Ry, John Dalton pres.


KEESHAN THOMAS, Propr Junction City Floral Co, 1215 Washington. (See p 543.)


KENNEDY THOMAS B, Cashier First National Bank.


Kerby Joseph W, restaurant.


King & O'Donnell (L R King, F W O'Donnell), physician.


Kregar John R, live stock. Laundy Robert M, confectioner.


Lawrence Wm, carpenter.


Levi Wm H, boarding house.


Lichtenhan & Johnston (Christ Lich- tenhan, Jerry Johnston), blksmiths. Line Rev (Universalist).


Loeb & Sands-(Louis B-Loeb), drugs. Logan Wm. barber.


Louber John, general store.


McClure J. R, lawyer.


M, K & T Ry, Charles H Bumstead agt MANLEY C H (Pierce & Manley), Vice-Pres Central National Bank.


Manley C H jr, publr The Republic. - Mann Pearl E, stenographer.


Many Harry C, contract surg Ft Riley.


Maskey Wm, U S marshal.


Mason Elijah E, barber.


Mead & Shoffner (B N Mead, Henry


Shoffner), real estate and insurance. Miller Drug Co, A N Miller mgr.


MILLER W F, Asst Cashier First Na- tional Bank.


Milliken James, messenger service.


Mills George W, agt U P Ry.


Milly Miss H L, dressmaker.


Milly Olivia H, county supt of schools.


Missouri & Kansas Telephone Co, R B Gemmill mngr.


Montgomery John & Son (John and Harry E), publrs Junction City Union.


Montgomery Victor, restaurant.


Mody Rev R H (Baptist) .


Moore Hon O L, district judge.


Moore Wm C, live stock.


Moses George C, lumber.


Moyer D J, physician.


First National Bank (United States Depository)


OF JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS


B. ROCKWELL, President


THOS. B. KENNEDY, Cashier


JAS. V. HUMPHREY, Vice-President W. F. MILLER, Ass't Cashier


Capital and Surplus, $135,000.00


Banking in all its Branches


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


BALTIMORE STEAM DYE WORKS.


Goods Called for and Delivered.


GRANT H. BILHIMER, Manager.


19th, Cor. Harrison,


Kansas City, Mo.


542 Junction City R. L. POLK & CO.'S Junction City


Muenzenmayer J J & W F, hardware. Myron & Mumert (Coryell Myron, W S Mumert), grocers.


Natchman Andrew, barber. Nelson H C, ice.


Newell Joseph, grape grower, 1 mile w Newman Joseph S, tailor.


Ogden Percy, agt Am Exp Co and Pa- cific Express Co.


Olney Music Co, J W Day mngr.


Opera House The, T W Doran mngr. O'Reilly Frank, livery.


Pacific Express Co, Percy Ogden agt. Park Steam Laundry, C D Reynolds propr.


Patterson Frank, wagonmaker.


Pease John G (Pease & Pease), city clerk and water commissioner.


Pease & Pease (W W and J G), law. yers.


Pegues, Wright & Co (Lindsay S Pe- gues, Oliver F Wright), dry goods. Pennell Joseph J, photographer.


Peters Mrs Walter, music teacher.


Phillipsen Lars P, carpenter.


Pickering Henry V B, awnings.


Pierce Bros (Henry and Benjamin), live stock.


PIERCE HARRY (Pierce & Scott), Lands, Loans, Abstracts and Insur- ance.


PIERCE HORACE M, Asst Cashier Central National Bank.


PIERCE SUMNER W (Pierce & Man- ley), Financial Agt, Investments and Mortgage Loans, Pres Central Na- tional Bank.


PIERCE & MANLEY (S W Pierce, Charles H Manley), Fire Insurance Agents, Represents Only Old Line Companies.


PIERCE & SCOTT (Harry Pierce, S M Scott), Lands, Loans and Insur- ance. (See right bottom lines, p 543 and in classified Lands and Tex- as Lands.)


Powers Hale P, cattle breeder.


Prouty P S, dairy. Ranson Walter P, florist. Ready R L, dentist.


Republic The, C H Manley jr publr. Reynolds Carl D, propr Park Steam Laundry.


Riebe James, shoemaker. Rizer Robert O, pension agt. Roark Wm S (Roark & Roark), county attorney.


Roark & Roark (Wm S and Robert), lawyers.


Roberts Henry, pianos.


ROCKWELL B MERCHANDISE AND GRAIN CO THE (Established 1865; Incoroporated 1892), G A Rockwell Pres, B Rockwell Vice-Pres, E A Cor- many Sec and Treas, Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Ladies' Cloaks and Suits, Men's and Ladies' Shoes, Gen- eral Department Store and Dress- making, Groceries and Provisions, Shippers of Fruits, Vegetables and Grapes, Grain Elevator, Warehouses on M, K & T Ry Tracks, Store and Offices 721-723-725 Washington.


Roesler Herman, meats.


Ross J E & Son (Charles Ross), gen- eral store.


Salchow Bertha A. (Christian Scien- tist).


Sargent Linden S, drugs.


Savoy Hotel, John Fox propr.


Schmidt George W, live stock.


Schoepf Harry, grain.


SCOTT S M (Pierce & Scott), Lands, Loans, Abstracts and Insurance.


Scott & Scott (James W and Lena E), jewelers.


Sentinel The, Bunson & Colby publrs.


SHANE C A, Cigars and News Dealer, Lobby Bartell House.


Shaw Mercantile Co, T D Shaw mngr, general store.


Shellhaas John W. baker.


Shoemaker M I, deputy county clerk. Singer Mnfg Co, W K Hays mngr.


SMITH GEORGE PUBLIC LIBRARY, Miss M R Glenn Librarian. Smith Hiram W, 2d-hand goods.


Sohns Rudolph, barber and Turkish baths, Bartell House.


Southern James, painter.


Spencer George S, dentist.


Spencer Mabel, physician.


Spurlock W B, county clerk.


Standard Oil Co, G. W Harding agt. Stanley Thomas, stationery.


Star Mills, Hogan Milling Co proprs.


STARCKE WALTER, Leading Jeweler and Optician, Eyes Examined and Spectacles Properly Fitted; Dia- monds, Watches, Clocks and Silver- ware; Fine Engraving and Watch. Repairing, 705 Washington.


Steadman Charles E (Steadman & Steadman), drugs.


College Printing, Military Text-Books. KANSAS CITY, - MO.


FRANKLIN HUDSON PUB. CO.


Bank and Commercial Lithographing and Printing.


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W. T. OSBORN & CO.,


Kansas City, Mo. Electrical Construction and Wiring.


Junction City KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Junction City 54.9


Steadman & Steadman (Charles E


and Leonard S), physicians. Steckel Edward, wagonmaker.


Stemmerman Rev D (Lutheran).


Stetka Charles B, tailor.


Stevens Charles, grain.


Stewart James, plumber.


Sweezey W E, supt The Electric Rail- way Light and Ice Co.


Swenson Axel, ice.


Taylor Joshua T, shoemaker.


Templeton & Rohrer (T M Templeton, Richard Rohrer), real estate.


Thiele Henry, repair shop. Thompson Wm H, cigar mnfr.


Tietzel John C, shoes.


Tietzel Louis, photographer.


TROTT ANDREW P, Real Estate, Loans, Insurance and Steamship Tickets.


Trott C H & Bro (C H and George F), books.


Tyler Wilma J, music teacher.


TYLER & CO (Daniel W Herbert, F and Frank E Tyler), Proprs Aurora Mills, Mnfrs the Celebrated Aurora Brands of Flour.


Uhls Louis L, confectioner.


Union Pacific Ry, George W Mills agt. Van Poole Gideon McD, 1st lieut and asst surgeon Fort Riley.


Veatch & Miller (Clark Veatch, John Miller), insurance.


Wareham-Dewey Telephone Co, T W Dorn mngr. Waters Hardware Co (G E Waters). WATERS KATHERINE, Court Report- er.


Watling A J, painter. Weber A A, dentist.


West Herbert G, cashr The Home State Band and farm loans.


Western Union Tel Co, Clovey Far- ary manager.


White Swan Steam Laundry, J B Hur- ley proprietor.


Wibking O R, dentist.


Wilcox H C, dentist.


Williams Charles, cigar mnfr.


Willham Rev W H (Baptist).


Wilson L J, chairman Board Co Comrs


Witzig Ernest L, bicycles.


Woodworth E, well borer.


Yates Wm S, physician.


Young Y Y, clothing.


Zeigelash, Wm, probate.


Ziegler Bros (Walter F and Samuel B), contractors.


Ziegler Fred F, plumber.


Ziegler & Dalton (John C and Henry H Ziegler, John T Dalton), contrs. Zoellinger James E, grain.


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THOS. KEESHAN, Propr, Choice Flowers and Artisile Florel Dosigns. Wholesale and Retail. Shipped Anywhere on Short Notice. 1215 Washington, JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS.


We Deal in the BEST LANDS in the TEXAS COAST COUNTRY


No Blizzards. No Zero Weather. No Feed to Haul. Perpetual Green Meadows. No Brush. No Cactus No Marsh. Splendid Drainage.


Abundance of Timber for domestic purposes. Excellent Water easy of access. Deep, rich soil-covered with luxuriant grass, cut a ton of hay per acre. Fine schools, store and post-office. Fine country. High Elevation. Fine Drainage.


Excellent, Healthy Country. What More Do You Want?


2,000 Acres Just on the Market SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE, AT ONCE. Address- PIERCE & SCOTT, Junction City, Kansas. Or. S. M. ScorT & SONS, 2519 W. Houston St., San Antonio, Texas.


ZIG ZAG CONES


obbers remember we have the Largest Plant In the West and FILL ORDERS PROMPTLY


00 3/20890 7


Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers. A


KANSAS CITY UMBRELLA FACTORY.


W. R. SOBER, Manager, 1200 Grand Avenue,


Kansas City,-Mo.


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Kackley R. L. POLK & CO.'S Kanorado


KACKLEY. Population, 105. On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry., in Beaver town- ship, Republic county, 21 miles s. w. of Belleville, the county seat. Agricul- ture and stock raising. Has Baptist and Lutheran churches and a bank. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Tele- phone connection. George W. Harris, postmaster.


. Erickson Sisters, hotel.


Foster Lumber Co, E P Sunnes mngr. Gabrielson Andrew, blacksmith. HARNS GEORGE W, Mngr Telephone Exchange.


Johnson John A, general store.


Kackley Band, S Stanton leader.


Kackley Orchestra, Augustus Gabriel- son leader.


KACKLEY STATE BANK (Capital $10,000), B J Atwood Pres, Adolph Johnson Cashier.


McGregor Harry, livery.


Nelson James, stock breeder.


Nelson Mrs Leonard, general store.


Oden Rev P M (Lutheran).


Scott W S, physician.


Shover T J, barber.


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Thuden Philip, R R and exp agt.


KALVESTA. A country postoffice in Garfield township, Finney county, 32 miles n. e. of Garden City, the coun- ty seat. The nearest banking and shipping point is Cimarron, 20 miles distant. Stages tri-weekly to Dodge City, 34 miles distant; fare $1. O. P. Freidlund, postmaster.


FREIDLUND O P, Postmaster. Powell M V, real estate. Scott Wm, general store.


KANONA. Population, 125. On the Burlington Route, in Decatur county, 10 miles c. of Oberlin, the county seat and banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams. Telephone connection. C. F. Orbin, postmaster.


Benton & Peck Grain Co.


Boggs & Son, general store.


Gill L, livery.


Hughes M, carpenter.


Jonoueck A, meats. Meredith Rev W H (Methodist).


Morris A L, R R and exp agt.


ORBIN CHARLES F, General Store. Ruby H, justice of peace. Sanford D K, hardware and blksmith.


Stinson J A, hardware and grain. Woods T, lumber and justice. Yates Lumber Co.


KANOPOLIS. Population, 500. Form- erly known as Ft. Harker, is on the U. P. . R. R. and M. P. Ry., and on Smoky river, in Ellsworth township and county, 41/2 miles e. of Ellsworth, the judicial seat. Has Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a bank and a weekly journal. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pa- cific. Telephone connection. S. Liv- ingston, postmaster.


Caswell M F, hotel and restaurant.


Crawford Mrs S J, grocer and notions. Crystal Salt Co, James Cowie mngr. Ellsworth Mill and Elevator Co. EXCHANGE STATE BANK (Cap $10,000), James Cowie Pres, R M Benton Cashr.


Ferguson W G, grocer.


Fowler & White, dry goods and furn.


Griffith K L, publr Kanopolis Journal. Heisler & Loer, blacksmiths.


Kanopolis Hotel, Sol Smith propr.


Kanopolis Journal, K L Griffith publr. Kipp Aaron Grain and Coal Co, grain elevator.


Kline W F, general store.


Kreider & Sturgis, hdwre and confr. LIVINGSTON SAMUEL, General


Store and Livery.


Melvin M, physician.


Reid John, hardware. Royal Salt Co, James Cowie jr mngr.


St Elmo Hotel, I Kuntz propr.


Selens W, agt M P Ry.


Spradley N E, agt U P Ry.


Sturges W L, mayor.


Webber & Pierano, grain dealers.


KANORADO. Population, 200. On the C., R. I. & P. in Sherman county, 151/2 miles w. of Goodland, the judicial seat. Has a Methodist church and a. bank. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Tele- phone connection. W. E. Winn, post- master.


Briggs C H, hotel and livery. Burd C A, meats. Foster Lumber Co. German & Son, genl store, grain and. coal.


Hartstine Wm, agrl impts.


Kanorado State Bank (cap $10,000), H F Brown pres, John F Heston cashr.


PATENTS


ARTHUR C. BROWN Solicitor of U. S. and Foreign Patents, Trade Marks and. Copyrights. Send for free book on U. S. and Foreign Patents. (See page 6). 601-2 Shukert Bldg., · Kansas City, Mo .. -


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Che Artesian Valley Land Co. TOPEKA, KANSAS. (See Page 7.)


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Owners of "The Farms of Lake Arthur" in the Pecos Valley of New Mexico.


Kanorado KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Kansas City, Kan. 545


Pantzer George, hardware. WINN A, General Store. WINN W E, Postmaster.


Wooley W D, restaurant and cigars.


KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. Popula- tion, 80,939. Lies on the Missouri river, in the shape of a crescent, at its confluence with the Kansas river, at an elevation of 750 feet above the - ocean and on the C., R. I. & P., the M. P. and U. P. R. Rs. Nature appears to have designed it for a great com- mercial center. It is a well establish- ed fact that commerce travels in the path of the great waterways of a coun- try. A chip dropped in the headwaters of either the Kansas or Missouri rivers naturally seeks the territory of this city, and so does the commerce of their great valleys flow within its borders. The Kansas river divides the city, and substantial railroad and wagon bridges connect the east and west sides, affording ample facilities to accommodate its trade and com- merce. It is connected with Kansas City, Mo., by a double track elevated railway, a double track cable railway and a double track electric railway line, which afford ample facilities for rapid transit between the two cities. The elevated road, by means of its different branches and feeders, forms a belt line around the city. The west side railroad has four miles of double track running from the s. e. to the n. w. part of the city. The Wyandotte & Northwestern, the Missouri Pacific, the Union Pacific, the Chicago, Mil- waukee & St. Paul, the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, the Inter-State Rapid Transit, the Chicago, St. Paul & Kan- sas City Railroads have all located their car shops and round houses in its corporate limits. Its stock yards are the most commodious and best ap- pointed in the Missouri valley, having a capacity unlimited for weighing, feeding and shipping, together with the best market to be found in the United States. It has the largest beef and pork packing establishments in the world. It has a fine system of water works, with a capacity of 60,000,- 000 gallons per day, which cost a mil- lion dollars. The city has an efficient paid fire department, that stands high


in the estimation of the people, and is second to none in the country. In the scramble for the almighty dollar, the people have not been unmindful of their spiritual welfare, and handsome houses of worship are to be found in different parts of the city, with well organized church societies, not less than $500,000 being invested in church buildings at this time. Its public school system is the pride of its peo- ple. As it is the only rival Chicago has in the live stock trade, it is am- bitious to rival the city on the lakes in the grain trade of the west, and is - making rapid strides in that direction. It is growing rapidly in wealth and population, and is the largest city in the State, and is destined to become the great commercial center of the Missouri valley. Exp., Am., Adams, W., F. & Co. and Pacific. Tel., W. U. and Postal Tel .- Cable Co.


ABRAHAM CHARLES E, Palace Drug Store, Registered Druggist Always in Charge, also Real Estate, 534 Min- nesota av.


Ackenhausen Wm A, drugs, 301 N 7th. Adams Express Co, Hezekiah C Stew- art agt, 523 Minnesota av.


Adams Guilla, tchr High School.


Adams Smith, barber, 1801 Parallel av. Adafson Cyrus W, drugs, 800 S 12th. Addison Charles C, grocer, 2005 N 5th. Adkins & Sigwald (Willis H Adkins,


Edwin H Sigwald), harnessmkrs, 436 Minnesota av.


Ahlner Henry F, uphlstr, 605 N 7th.


Aigler Joseph F, abstracter, 648 Min- nesota av.


Albaugh Myra, tchr, John Fisk school. Alber Charles A, restr, 541 Minne- sota av.


Albert Mary, grocer, 208 Kansas av.


Alberti Herman, grocer, 900 Ohio av. Alden Henry L, lawyer, 403 Ports- mouth bldg.


Alexander Arthur B, grocer, 1902 N 7th Algaier Louis, coal and feed, 1717 N 5th.


Algire Russell A, ins, Banking Trust bldg.


Allen Edward, contr, 731 S 6th.


Allen Edward H, tailor, 1800 N 5th. Allen Frank W, photographer, 604 Minnesota av.


Allen Fred W, photographer, 750 Os- age av.


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MORTON'S Little Champion Fattle's Choice Pitch-Fork Q. T.


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Allen George R, lawyer, 402 Husted bldg. A


Allen John E, carp, 715 N 7th.


Allen, Robertson & Co (L A Allen, J Scott Robertson), live stock comn, 267 Live Stock Exchange bldg.


Allen Stephen, contr, 744 Kansas av.


Allen & Bayne (Charles H Allen, D J Bayne) ,lwyrs, 745 Minnesota av.


American Ballast Wks, 19th cor Os- age av.


American Citizen The, George A Dud- ley publr, 1508 N 3rd.


AMERICAN DRESSED BEEF & PRO- VISION CO, John Ruddy Pres, J M Ruddy Vice-Pres, L L Taaffe Sec, J T McNamara Treas, T P Ruddy Gen Mngr, J J Ruddy Mngr, Live Stock Buying, 5th at Kaw River.


American Manganese Steel Safe Co, factory 27 N 5th, office Kansas City, Mo.


Anderson Coupling & Fire Supply Co, 6th n of Central av.


Anderson Ethel, prin Armstrong Schl.


Anderson Otto, grocer, 238 S 7th.


Anderson Thomas P, lawyer, 37-39 Stubbs bldg.


Angevine, Cubbison & Holt (C Ange- vine, J K Cubbison, Wm G Holt), lawyers, 502 Portsmouth bldg.


Annes Daniel E, cigars, 507 Kansas av. Antretter Henry, propr Atlas Steam Dye Wks, 51312 Kansas av.


Applebaugh Harry P, drugs, 2011 N 7th.


Arends Fred A, shoes, 453 Minnesota avenue.


Armitage Arthur, barber, 703 Quindars blvd.


Armour Packing Co, 14 Central av. Armourdale Foundry Co, G P Marty mngr, Kansas av and Adams.


Armourdale Hotel, 416 Kansas av. Armourdale Lumber Co, E L Bruce pres, H Lee Carlton sec, Robert G Bruce, treas, Frank A White mngr, Brent and Kansas av.


Armourdale State Bank of Commerce capital $20,000, surplus $5,000), W T Atkinson pres, H H Daniels cashr, 514 Kansas av.




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