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Kautsch, Geo .. teamster. Residence 421 W. Dunk- lin.
Kay, Perrin, steamboat engineer and pilot. Resi- denre 323 E. MeCarty.
Kay. Fred, substitute clerk, postoffice. Residence 323 E. Mccarty.
Kay, Wm. D., steamboat engineer. 323 E. McCarty. Keane, JJeff .. foreman Vaughan-Monnig Shoe Co. Residence 202 Ash.
Keane, Jas., foreman Vaughan-Monnig Shoe Co. Residence 202 Ash.
Kearny. F. J., foreman Priesmeyer Shoe Co.
Keller, Rev. J. P., pastor German Methodist church. Residence 523 Clarke avenue.
Kelly. A. B .. printer. Residence W. MeCarty.
Kelly. Oscar, printer. Residence W. McCarty.
Kelly. Robert, (colored), works Tihen's livery. Resi- dence rear 110 E. Main.
Kennary, Jefferson, works Tribune Printing Co. Bindery.
Keown, J. L. Residence 327 E. Main.
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FRED BOHN. PRESIDENT.
HENRY BERENDZEN, VICE-PRESIDENT.
OSCAR E. BURCH, SEC'Y AND TREAS.
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Burch-Berendzen Grocer Co., INCORPORATED 1895.
Wholesalers and Jobbers®
Also the Most Complete Line of
Groceries, Queensware and Glassware in the City for
RETAIL TRADE.
highest market Price Paid for Country Produce in Cash.
We sell and recommend Blanke's Coffees, Teas, and Spices for your home. Use no other for Purity, Strength, Quality and Cheapness.
Being Buyers in Car-load Lots of Most Things we Handle, and Selling for Cash Only, we can Save You Money.
CHOICEST BUTTER IN THE CITY. PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS.
If you want Dishes, don't forget to give us a call.
BURCH-BERENDZEN GROCER COMPANY,
304 E. High St. (Opp. Court House.)
JEFFERSON CITY, - MO.
If you want to save Money, you will trade with us.
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Keown. B. W., driver, Pacific Express Co. Resi- dence 327 E. Main.
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Keown. JJno., time keeper, Government works. Resi- dence 327 E. Main.
Keown, Belle. Residence 327 E. Main.
Keown, Pearl. Residence 327 E. Main.
Kerr, 11. T., works U. S. Missouri River Commis- sion office. Residence 102 Jackson.
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Kerr, Birdie, works Bockrath Shoe Co. Residence 111 E. High.
Kerr, Win., barber, 831 E. High. Boards 323 Lafay- rtte.
Keyes. M. O., conductor. C. & A. Residence 107 E. Mccarty.
Kielman, Andy, barber, 204 E. High. Residence 810 Madison.
Kielman, Maggie. Boards 430 E. High. Kielman, Elizabeth, widow. Residence 322 W. Atchison.
Kielman, Nick, (Kielman & Hmmbrock), Farmers' Home. Residence 103 E. Ashley.
Kielman, Andy, student. Residence 103 E. Ashley. Kiehan, Nick, jr. Residence 103 E. Ashley.
Kierns, Ellen, widow. Residence 930 W. High.
Kierns, Jas., cutter, Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 930 W. High.
' Kierns, Kate, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 930 W. lligh.
Kierns, Anna, dressmaker. Residence 930 W. High. ' Kierns, Thomas, plumber, J. C. Light, Heat & Power ('o. Residence 930 W. High.
Kierns, Agnes, student. Resident 930 W. High.
Kieselbach, Andrew, stone mason. Residence rear 222 E. Ashley.
Kieselbach, Denny, stone mason. Residence 216 E. Ashley.
Kieselbach. JJohn, stone contractor. Residence 518 Madison.
Kieselbach, Jne., jr., stone mason. Residence 318 Madison.
Kieselbach, Dena, works Tribune Printing Co. Bind- ery. Residence 518 Madison.
Kieselbach, Dan, tinner. Residence 515 Madison. Kieselbach, Fred, cutter, Bruns Shoe Co. Residence 515 Madison.
Kieselbach, Annie, works Giesecke Shoo Co. Resi- dence 515 Madison.
Kieselbach, Chas., clerk. Residence 515 Madison. Kieselbach, Ernest, teamster. Residence 704 Monroe. Kieselbach, Fred, stone mason. Residence 704 Mon- l'or.
Killian, Antone, cattle dealer. Residence 310 Boli- var.
Killian, Johanna. Residence 310 Bolivar.
King. E. L., city attorney. Boards Nichols House. King, E. M., foreman Vaughan-Monnig Shoe Co. Boards 520 E. Main.
King, W. B., widow. Residence 101 Madison.
King, Benj. F., works Hoskins-Ross Manufacturing Co. Residence 606 Lafayette.
King, Mrs. Josie, (colored), laundress. Residence 106 Jefferson.
King, Orpha, (colored), domestic, 321 Lafayette. Stu- dent Lincoln Institute.
Kingry, Jim, laborer. Residence W. High.
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Kirby, Jno. L., guard prison. Residence 717 E. Mc- C'arty. Kirklin, Estella B., (colored), student, Lincoln Insti- tute.
Kirsebmer, Lizzie, waitress, Central hotel. Boards Same.
Kirschner, Minnie, waitress, Central hotel. Boards Salle.
Kirschner, Tillie, waitress, Central hotel. Boards
Salle.
Kirschner, John, blacksmith. Residence 817 Wash- ington.
Kirschner, Emma, domestic, 417 E. High.
Kirtley. S. B., piano agent. Residence 204 Monroe. Kitchen, A., works Bockrath Shoe Co.
Kleene, Joe, engineer, Bockrath Shoe Co. Residence 820 W. Main.
Kleene, Jos., jr., works Bockrath Shoe Co. Residence 820 W. Main.
Kleene, Victor, works Bockrath Shoe Co. Residence 820 W. Main.
Kleigel, Ernest, laborer. Residence 1185 Jefferson. Kleigel, John, laborer. Residence 1185 Jefferson.
Kleindienst, Chas., gardener. Residence 925 Mar- shall.
Kletty, Henry, gardner. Residence 109 Madison. Kline, John, laborer. Residence 309 Clay.
Kline, Gus, carpenter. Residence 309 Clay.
Kloppstein, B., teamster. Residence 321 Broadway. Knaup, Elizabeth, widow. Residence 720 Jefferson. Knaup. Johanna. Residence 720 Jefferson.
Knaup, Tillie. Residence 720 Jefferson.
Knaup, Chas. F., Columbia Cafe, 114 E. High. Resi- dence 109 Madison.
Knaup. F. Residence 109 Madison.
Knaup, Frieda, assistant librarian Jefferson City Library. Residence 109 Madison.
Knaup, Mary E. Residence 109 Madison.
Knapp, Emma L. Residence 109 Madison.
Knaup, J. F., jr., cutter, Giesecke Shoe Co. Resi- dence 109 Madison.
Knaup, Annie, works Tribune Printing Co. Bindery. Boards 518 Madison.
Knaup, Herman. Boards 308 Ash.
Knaup, Gertrude, widow. Residence 110 Bolivar.
Knans, H. W., engineer, Lebanon Branch Missouri Pacitic. Residence 416 E. Iligh.
Knaus, Flora. Residence 416 E. High.
Knaus, Kate. Residence 416 E. Iligh.
Knaus, Ernest. Residence 416 E. High.
Knernschield, Eva, widow. Residence 312 Broadway Kuernschield, Wm., works wood yard, 415 W. Main. Residence 312 Broadway.
Knernschield. Andrew, works Capitol City Book Bindery. Residence 312 Broadway.
Knernschield, Christ. Residence rear W. Ehm.
Knoll, L. B., (colored), student, Lincoln Institute.
Knollmeyer, George, manager Bruns & Co. Grocery. Residence 200 Broadway.
Koch, E. W., grocer and feed store, 125 E. High. Res- idence 105 W. MeCarty.
Kocher, Alex, wagonmaker (Kocher & Kirschner). Residence 319 Broadway.
Koecher, Adam, pressman, Press Printing Co. Resi- dence 315 Jackson.
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Valley Grove Stock Farm
HOME OF SILVER SIMMONS, 21,656, ( Race Record, 2: 16 1 -4.)
Sired by Simmons Boy, 17 517: he by Simmons, 2228; he by Geo. Wilkes. 2:22. Pam-Hattie Cromwell. by Harrison Chief. 3.841.
Dam of J. H. L., 2:083 and Indelible Ink (2)2:22).
SILVER SIMMONS. 2:164, is a beautiful black horse, 16 hands high, weighing 1.200 pounds, of powerful build, coupled with phenomenal agility of limb-an assured producer of trotters. He is an exceedingly handsome horse, with fine style and splendid action. In his 3-year-old form he was unbeaten in the harness ring at Paris, Mt. Sterling and Lexington, Kentucky; winning over aged horses with records. He has trotted a mile in 2:124 ; half mile in 1:034.
EAGOLYTE, 29,215. best son of Onward in Missouri. Sired by Onward ; he by Geo. Wilkes; he by Hambletonian, 10.
First dam, Betsy Baker, 2:30; by Dictator 113-dam of three in 2:30 list.
Second dam, Mother Hubbard, by Toronto-dam of three in 2:30 list.
Eagolyte is a dark brown horse, very powerfully made, of fine muscle, good style and weighs about 1,150 pounds.
OUR AIM in presenting to the publicthese two pure bred trotters has been to secure stallions of individual excellence, animals of good size and color, stylish, and of the best prodneing family in the world, with kind dispositions and game to the end. so that those who patronize us, if they fail to get trotters, will be sure to obtain colts which will make game and stylish roadsters-horses that are always in good demand.
TERMS: $15 at time of service; $25 to insure living colt.
We also have a number of MARES by ONWARD, FREE COINAGE, NORVAL (2:142) and SILVER SIMMONS, out of dams with such sires as ROBERT MCGREGOR, CUYLER, GEORGE WILKES. ONWARD and GAMBETTA WILKES. All of these are of the celebrated Wilkes family, the largest and greatest of any blooded horses in the world , having nearly 4,000 in the 2:30 list, and of these one-third are in the 2:20 list. With such blood in them these mares are naturally of tine style and conformation, and clear- ly demonstrate their close proximity. in point of pedigree, to that illustrious fountain-head. Hambletonian 10.
We also have a number of fine Electioneer COLTS by Norval, sired by Stanford's old Electioneer.
OUR HERD OF SHORTHORNS
Is headed by the famous Cruikshank Bull. ST. PATRICK. This bull is of the finest breed in the country. He is sired by the great Cruik shank Bull. Embassador, formerly owned by W. P. Harned, of Bunceton, Mo., and sold fall of '96 for $600.
For further particulars call on or address,
E. T. LETTON & SON,
Props. Valley Grove Stock Farm. WALKER, Vernon County, Mo'
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Koecher. Jno., retired tailor. Residence 315 Madison. Korcher. Minnie, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 315 Madison.
Koerher. Win .. bartender. Kentucky saloon. Resi- dence 315 Madison.
Koeller. Lou, dressmaker. 112 E. High. Residence SillDe.
Koetting. M .. works Boekrath Shue Co.
Kortting, Mrs. works Tribune Printing to. Bindery. Residence 308 Ash.
Kolkinever. John, laborer. Residence 317 W. High. Kolkmeyer. Maggie, widow. Residence 317 W. High. Kolkmeyer. Herman, guard prison. Residence 417 Madison.
Kolkmeyer. Fred, section hand. Missouri Parific. Residence THI W. Mccarty.
Kolkmeyer. Lena, works Bockrath Shoe Co. Resi- denee 711 W. Mel'arty.
Kolkmeyer. Agnes, works Bockrath Shoe Co. Resi- dence 711 W. MeCarty.
Kolkmeyer. Herman, merchant. Residence 330 W. McCarty.
Kolkmeyer. Henry W .. street contractor. Residence 507 W. MeCarty.
Kolkmeyer. W. Il. street contractor. Residence 507 W. MeCarty.
Kolkmeyer. Joe G. clerk. postoffice. Residence 507 W. Mccarty.
Kolkmeyer. Minnie. Residence 507 W. MeC'arty.
Kolkmeyer, Allie. Residence 507 W. Mccarty.
Kolkmeyer. Catherine. Residence 507 W. Metarty. Korn. Henrietta, widow. dressmaker. Residence 122a E. High.
Korn. Victoria. clerk. Schultz Dry Goods Co. Resi- dence 122a E. High.
Korn, Verena. clerk. Sieling Dry Goods Co. Resi- dence 122a E. Iligb.
Korn. Minnie. Residence 122a E. High.
Korn. Leonard. Iorman Sullivan Saddle Tree Co. Residence 509 Jefferson.
Korsmeyer. C .. merchant. Store and residence 225 W. Dunklin.
Koster. Henry, laborer. Residence 12> W. Dunklin. Koster. Bernard. Residence 42s W. Dunklin.
Koster. Herman, laborer. Residence 428 W. Donk- Jin.
Koster. Mary, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 42Ă— W. Dunklin.
Koster, Annie, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 42- W. Dunklin. Koster. Lena, works Giesecke Shoe to. Residence 42> W. Dunklin.
Kraemer. Engene. Hunter & Kraemer. attorneys. Room No. 2 Binder building. Residence 616 E. Main.
Kraemer. Dollie, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Resi- dence 316 E. Water.
Kramer, Gos .. carpenter. Boards 209 Washington. Kratzhiman. Rudolph, cotter. Bockrath Shoe Co. Boards 1210 E. High.
Krause. Kunigunda. widow. Residence 421 Mon-
Krause. Alfred. painter. Residence 421 Monroe.
Krause. Victor. photographer. Winans' Gallery. 203 E. High. Residence 421 Monroe.
Krause. Michael, retired merchant. Residence 629
E. High.
Krause. Anna, milliner, Clarenbach & Artz. 125 W. Iligh. Residence 629 E. High.
Krause. Elizabeth. Residence 629 E. High.
Kretschmer. Selma. Residence S10 E. High.
Kretchmer, Hilda. Residence S10 E. High.
Kretz. Mary. widow. Residence 500 Broadway.
Kretz, Hanna N .. works Borkrath Shoe Co. Resi- denre 500 Broadway.
Kripner. John, gardener. Residence 9F Monroe.
Kroeger. Albert, editor and proprietor Volksfreund. Residence 409 Mulberry.
Kroeger, Annie. Residence 409 Mulberry.
Kroeger. Otto, printer. Volksfrenund. Residence 409 Mulberry.
Kroeger. Angust, clerk. Jefferson City Bridge & Transit Co. Residence 109 E. Main.
Kroeger. John. Residence W. High.
Kroeger. Henry, foreman. Jefferson City Brick Co. Residence W. MeC'arty.
Kroeger. Philip, J .. guard. prison. Residence 311 W. High.
Kroeger, Eda, works Tribune Printing to. bindery. Kroeger. Gerhardt. Residence :11 W. High.
Krueger. O. J., agent. Waters Pierce Oil Co. Resi- dence 220 W. Atchison.
Kroeger. Theo .. book binder.
Krueger. Wm .. laborer. Residence 1114 Jefferson. Krueger. Adam. Residence 310 E. Miller.
Krueger. Sena. Residence 310 E. Miller.
Krummen. Christina, domestic. 325 E. High.
Krumsick, Win .. Jaborer. Boards 531 E. Main.
Kuchusted. Herman. traveling salesman, Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 100 W. Main.
Kuehn. John. Jaborer. Residence rear 611 W. Miller Kuehn. Jos .. cigar maker. Sarman's. Residence rear 011 W. Miller.
Kuelm. Cassmeyer. works Hogy's lumber yard. Residence 1014 Monroe.
Kunz. Frank. clerk. Residence 320 E. Miller.
L AMB. John. laborer. Residence 112 Clay. amb. Maggie. Residence 112 Clay.
Lamb. Ethel. student. Residence 112 Clay. Lamkin. Dr. W. M .. physician. Residence 507 Clark avenue.
Laumkin. Mary. Residence 507 Clark avenue. Lamkin. Earnest. farmer. Residence 507 Clark
Lammers. G. D .. Jaborer. Residence 212 Walnut. Hammers. Jno .. Jaborer. Residence 212 Walnut. Lammers. J., works Boekrath Shoe Co. Residence 212 Walnut.
Lammers. Sena, domestic. 401 E. Main.
Lammers. Wm .. laborer. Residence South Broad- way.
Lampher. F. V .. gnard. prison. Residence 1033 E. Mccarty.
Lamy son. Sarah. Residence 900 Lafayette.
Lawson. John. colored. laborer. Residence rear 927 E. Main. Lane. Arthur J .. drayman. Houck McHenry. Resi- dence 416 E. Water.
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A Glimpse of a Few of the Furnished Cottages of the
Monroe
Park Cottage Company
South Haven, Mich.
South Haven, the most delightful sum- mer resort on the Great Lakes, is located on the cast shore of Lake Michigan, a village of about 4,000, cultured and moral people, who have been drawn there eng CD : by the delightful sur- roundings and to enjoy the refreshing breezes which are cooled by the fresh water of the Great Lake, and invigorated by bathing in the spark- ling element. It is only a few hours from the city of Chicago and is connected by magnificent steamers running night and day, the expense of the round trip being only $1.00. 'Tis here is located the famous AVERY BEACH HOTEL. The furnished cottages of the Monroe Park Cottage Co., of which they have about forty, are equipped with every modern convenience, electric light, hot and cold water, bath and perfect sewerage. A stay there during the heated months, relieved of the worry of business (while not expensive) as the delicious fruits of the great state of Michigan are at hand at a nominal price, makes new men and women who return home refreshed with new life.
For further information in regard to this famous resort, noted for it glorious beach, safe bathing. good boating and fishing on lake and river, its peach and general fruit orchards, its berries, its magnificent steamers arriving twice daily from Chicago, write to the Monroe Park Cottage company. L. S. Monroe, president and treasurer; L. BeCraft, secretary and manager, South Haven, Mich. Directors: L. S. Monroe. L. BeCraft, South Haven, Mich., and L. S. Parker, Jefferson City, either of whom will gladly furnish any desired information.
MONROE PARK COTTAGE CO., SOUTH HAVEN, MICHIGAN.
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Lane, C. B .. (colored), janitor, capitol. Residence 1000 E. Dunklin.
Lane, Francis, (colored), student, Lincoln Institute. Boards 1000 E. Dunklin.
Lane, Howard, (colored), works Hanszen shoe store. Boards rear 515 Madison.
Lane, Bernard, (colored. student, Lincoln Institute. Langenkamp. E., traveling salesman, Giesecke Shoe ('o. Residence St. Louis, Mo.
Langerhans, Chas,, works Bockrath Shoe Co. Resi- dence 113 E. Miller.
Lang rhans, Maggie, widow. Residence 209 W. Dunklin.
Langerhans. Nettie. Residence 209 W. Dunklin. Langerhans. Theekla, domestic, 111 W. High.
Langley, America. (colored). Residence 819 E. Elm. Langsdale. G. W., keeper, prison.
Lansdown Lou. Residence corner High and Cherry.
Lansdown, Nancy. Residence 418 Madison.
Lansdown. Elizabeth. Residence 418 Madison.
Lansdown, Emily. Residence 418 Madison.
Lapsley, JJ. S., president Lapsley-Edwards Grocer Co. Residence 514 E. Main.
Lartonoix, Geo. M., laborer. Residence 318 W. El. Lartonoix. H. I., stationer, 222 E. High. Residence 318 W. Elm.
Lathan, Mrs. Mary. Residence rear 718 W. Miller. Laux, Joseph, stone mason. Residence 907 E. Iligh. Laux, Edward, carpenter. Boards 207 Ash.
Laux, John. carpenter. Boards 207 Ash.
Laux, Peter J., laborer. Residence 1129 E. Mc- Carty.
Lanx, Geo .. sexton, City Cemetery. Residence 207 Ash.
Leach. Wm. H., guard, prison. Residence 1025 E. McCarty.
Lee. John A., book-keeper, Auditor's office. Resi- dence 701 E. High.
Lee, Richard P. Residence 701 E. High.
Lee, Lydia, stenographer, Secretary State's office. Residence 701 E. High.
Lee, Ruth. Residence 701 E. High.
Lehman, Rose, works Boekrath Shoe Co. Residence rear 718 W. Miller.
Lehman. Chas., teamster. Residence rear 718 W. Miller.
Lehman, Theresa, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Resi- dence rear 718 W. Miller.
Lehman. Francis. Residence rear TIS W. Miller. Lehman. JJosie, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence rear 718 W. Miller.
Lenore, Maggie, works Tribune Printing Co., bind- ery. Boards Scott House.
Leonard, Bettie, (colored), cook. Residence 213 E. Atchison.
Leonard. Geo. D., (colored, janitor Missouri River Commission office. Residence 213 E. Atchi- SOI.
LePaga. Prosper. painter. Residence 515 Bolivar. LePage, Elizabeth, widow. Residence 515 Bolivar. LePage. Louis, plasterer. Residence 305 Ash.
LePage. John plasterer. Residence eastern suburbs. Lesher, John G .. proprietor Swan laundry, 306 Mad- ison. Residence 30Sa Madison.
Leslie, J. G., city editor Daily and Weekly Press. Residence 204 Ash.
Leslie, W. 11., livery, 100 E. MeCarty. Residence 415 Madison.
Leslie, Kim, works Swan laundry. Residence 415 Madison.
Leslie. Minnie. Residence 415 Madison.
Leste, B. E., correspondent St. Louis dailies. Rooms 211 E. Main.
Lessenhop G. F., president Star Clothing Co. Resi- dence 315 Ash.
Lesueur. 1. A., Secretary State. Residence 204 Washington.
Lesueur, Octavia. Residence 204 Washington
Lesneur, Lizzie. Residence 204 Washington.
Lesueur, Trigg. Residence 204 Washington.
Leupold, Clara, dressmaker. Residence 500 Locust. Levy, L. M., traveling salesman, Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence Little Rock, Ark.
Lewis, Chas., foreman, Vanghan-Monnig Shoe Co. Residence 828 E. ligh.
Lewi , Oscar, works Bockrath Shoe Co. Residence 828 E. Iligh.
Lewis, Lillie. Residence 828 E. Iligh.
Lewis, W. H., night watchman, Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 702 E. Main ..
Lewis, J. T., hospital nurse. Residence 601 E. Main. Lewis, Arthur, (colored), servant, Lincoln Institute. Residence 731 E. High.
Lewis, Sarah. A., (colored), student. Lincoln Insti- tute.
Lewis. Lizzie, (colored), student. Lincoln Institute. Lewis, Il., blacksmith, prison.
Lievert. Mamie, domestic. Residence 107 E. Miller. Lindley, Sid. A., United States letter carrier. Resi- dence 612 E. Water.
Lindley, Mahala, widow. Residence 612 E. Water. landley, Lee. bartender, Madison House. Residence 608 E. Water.
Linhardt, J. A., grocer, 230 E. High. Residence same Linhardt, Margaret, widow (John C.) Residence 230 E. High.
Linhardt, Emma. Residence 230 E. High. Linhardt, Clara. Residence 230 E. High.
Linhardt, Hilda. Residence 230 E. High.
Linsenbard, Louis, section hand, Missouri Pacific. Residence 818 W. Main.
L'adsey, Jas., fireman, Tribune Printing Co. Resi- dence 119 E. Iligh.
Linville, Jas. Rooms 119 E. High.
Lmville, Ed., teamster. Residence W. McCarty. Link, E. S., president Capital City Institute of Mag- netic Healing. Rooms 7 and 8 Really build- ing. Residence W. High.
Link A. M., driver, Dulle Milling Co. Residence 626 W. Main.
Linkenmeyer. Win., engineer. Dulle Milling Co. Residence 715 W. Main.
Link ameyer, Fred., engineer. Residence 715 W. Main.
Linkenmeyer. Alma. Residence 715 W. Main.
Linkenmeyer, Otto, works I. C. Light, Heat and Power Co. Residence 715 W. Main.
Lipple, Louis, section boss, Missouri Pacific. Resi- dence 402 E. Water.
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Light Brahmas
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White Wyandottes.
THE BEST
YARD FOWL
IN THE WORLD.
ANANCO.
Business Hens.
Easy to Confine. Good Layers. Good Mothers. Fine Table Fowl.
EGGS AND STOCK FOR SALE.
Address Mrs. Chas. Opel, Jefferson City, Mo.
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COTTEY
COLLEGE,
NEVADA, MISSOURI. *****
A PROSPEROUS AND GROWING INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES,
Is beautifully located in the western part of the enterprising city of Nevada, and is accessible to all parts of the country by the Missouri, Kansas & Texas, and Missouri Pacific railways. The earnest and faithful work done by the teachers and students of the Institution is already widely known throughout the States, while its Christian character, splendid discipline and progressive spirit commend it to the consideration of all who have daughters and wards to educate.
THE COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
Offers three regular courses of study: The English or Nor- mal course, for the completion of which a certificate is given. The regular Collegiate course, embracing Mathematics, Nat - ural science, Languages. Literature, Psychology, Ethics and Christian Evidences, and leading to the degree of M. s., the post - graduate, leading to the degree of M .
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
Is under the supervision of a careful and painstaking teacher. and, besides the thorough Preparatory Course, also embraces a regular system of Kindergarten Work
THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
Offers a thorough, practical, business education, embracing short land, Type Writing, Arithmetic, Book Keeping and l'enmanship
THE ART DEPARTMENT
Furnishes superior instruction in all the various branches of Art and Decorative Work, and is under the control of an ex- perienced teacher
For Catalogue or Further Information Address (a)
THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Is superlor in every respect In charge of splendidly trained, competent teachers. It atfords fine facilities for Plano and Organ playing, Voice Culture, Chorus singing, Theory and Harmony.
ELOCUTION AND PHYSICAL CULTURE
is taught by an able and experienced teacher, and includes the Delsarte system of instruction. The large and well fur- nished gymnasium affords ample facilities for the develop- ment of graceful motion, easy carriage and soundness of body.
THE SEWING DEPARTMENT
Is an important feature. In this is taught all the varieties of Plain Sewing, including Hemming, Felling, Seaming, Darn- Ing and Button Holes.
THE CULINARY DEPARTMENT
Furnishes Instructions In Bread Making. take Making and Salads; also Hints on Pain and Fancy Cooking.
MRS. V. A. C. STOCKARD, Nevada, Mo.
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Lipple, Lizzie. Residence 402 E. Water.
Lockett. Iva, student. Boards 316 Lafayette.
Lockett. Ben. E., president Globe Mercantile Co. Residence 405 S. Cherry.
Lockett, Bessie. Residence 405 S. Cherry. Lockwood, Wm. A., insurance agent. Residence 620 Clarke avenue.
Lockwood, Rose, works Bockrath Shoe Co. Resi- dence 620 Clark avenne.
Loeffler. F., manager, Bockrath Shoe Co. Rezi- dene- 204 Jefferson.
Loeffler. Frank, jr., student. Residence 204 Jeffer- Son.
Loesch. Alex., retired farmer. Residence 604 Wash- ington.
Loesch. Ophelia, works Star Clothing Co. Boards 604 Washington.
Loesch, Louis, works Vaughan-Monnig Shoe Co. Residence 604 Washington.
Loesch. Albert. works Boekrath Shoe Co. Resi- dence 604 Washington.
Loesch. Martin, works Star Clothing Co. Residence 604 Washington.
Loesch. Wm. 3 .. works Star Clothing Co. Regi- dence 600 Locust.
Loesch, Christian, secretary Schultz Dry Goods Co. Residence 430 Madison.
Loesch, Chas., teamster. Residence 430 Madison. Loesch. Emma, stitcher, Giesecke Shoe Co. Resi- dence 430 Madison.
Loesch. Celia, stitcher, Giesecke Shoe Co. Resi- dence 430 Madison.
Loethen. P. IL .. Simonsen & Loethen, steam fitters. Residence southern suburbs.
Logan. Slaton, (colored), student, Lincoln Institute. Logan, Lewis, (colored), student, Lincoln Institute. Logan, John, (colored), works Brandenberger's Drug Store. Residence 730 Locust.
Logan, Mrs. Emma, (colored). Residence 730 Lo-
Logan. R. L., (colored), teacher, Public School (col- ored). Boards 746 Clarke avenue.
Logan. Charlotte, (olored). Residence 746 Locust. Logan. Laura, (colored), widow, laundress. Resi- dence 746 Locust.
Logan. Susie, (colored). Residence 746 Locust. Logan, Dennis, (colored), student, Lincoln Institute. Boards 606 Cherry.
Lohman, August, toll keeper, Bridge and Transit Co. Residence 610 Madison.
Lohman. C. F., clerk, Merchants' Bank. Boards 610 Madison.
Lohman, Hettie. Residence 610 Madison.
Lohman. L. C., president Merchants' Bank, whole- sale grocer and hardware. 100 E. High. Residence 933 Jefferson.
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