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Schneider. George, bartender, Schott's. Residence 813 Washington.
Schneider, Alma, domestic, 403 E. Ashley.
Schneider, Rose, waitress, Missouri Pacific Lunch Room. Residence 314 E. Water.
Schneider. Kate, widow (John). Residence 314 E. Water.
Schneider, Louis, cook, Monroe Hotel. Residence 314 E. Water.
Schneider. Julins, student. Residence 314 E. Water. Schneiders, B. H., laborer. Residence 706 Washing- ton.
Schneiders, John, laborer. Residence 706 Washing- ton.
Schneiders, Katie, works Bockrath Shoe Co. Resi- dence 706 Washington.
Schott. John A .. merchant tailor, 117 E. High. Resi- dence 413 Jefferson.
Schott. Gusta. Residence 413 Jefferson.
Schott. Frieda, works Tribune Printing Co. bindery. Residence 413 Jefferson.
Schott, 11., messenger Western Union Telegraph Co. Residence 413 Jefferson.
Schott, Christ., farmer. Residence 319 E. Ashley. Schott, Margaret, widow. Residence 319 E. Ashley. Schott, Carrie. Residence 319 E. Ashley.
Schott, Henrietta, widow (John). Residence 120 E. ligh.
Schott, Ida. Residence 319 E. Ashley. Schott, Wm., student. Residence 120 E. High.
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Schott, E. F., saloon, 121 E. High. Residence same. Schrant, Clara. Residence 131 E. High.
Sehrant, Mary, widow. Residence 780 W. Main.
Schreckler, Aunie. Residence 113 W. MeCarty.
Schrimpt. John, entter Giesecke Shoe Co. Rosi- dence Eastern suburbs.
Schrimpf. Frank, works Parker Shoe Co. Residence Eastern suburbs.
Schroer, Margaret. Residence 431 W. High.
Schroer, Henry, stone cutter. Residence 719 W. Main.
Schroer, Albert, retired farmer. Residence 1012 W. McCarty.
Schroer. Herman. teamster. Residence 1012 W. Me- Carty.
Schroer. Will, laborer. Residence 1012 W. McCarty. Schroer, Jno., cufier Parker Shoe Co. Residence 1012 W. MeCarty.
Schroer, Otto. Residence 1012 W. MeCarty.
Schroer, Bernard, teamster. Residence 1012 W. McCarty.
Schlueter. Henry, shoemaker, shop and residence 716 W. MeCarty.
Schlmeter. Mrs. Henry .. widow. Residence 716 W. MeL'arty.
Schuhr, Rudolph, printer Press Printing Co. Resi- dence 305 Madison.
Schuhr, Annie, widow (Charles). Residence 305 Madison.
Schuhr. Louise, proof reader and stenographer Mis- souri Illustrated Sketch Book Co. Resi- dence 305 Madison.
Schulte. Herman, laborer. Residence 309 Walut. Schulte. Antone, laborer. Residence 309 Walnut. Schulte, Jacob. Residence 309 Walnut.
Schulte, Wmt., painter. Residence 622 Clark avenue. Schulte. Mrs. Frieda. Residence 1126 Jefferson.
Schulte. G. H. Residence 200 Washington.
Schulte, John W., secretary and treasurer Dulle Milling Co. Residence 221 W. High. Schulte, Clara L. Residence 221 W. High.
Schulte, Agnes. Residence 221 W. High.
Schulte, Pauline A. Residence 221 W. High.
Schulte, Il. H., works Dulle Milling Co. Residence 619 W. High.
Schulte, Mary, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 617 W. High.
Schulte. Theo., cutter Parker Shoe Co. Residence 617 W. High.
Schule, Ilerman, works Parker Shoe Co. Residence 617 W. High.
Schultz. H. E .. president Schultz Dry Goods and Car- pet Co. Residence 213 Adams.
Schultz. T. E., city assessor. Residence 425 Monroe. Schultz, Carl F. Residence 425 Monroe.
Schuman. Henry, painter. Residence 223 W. Dunk- lin.
Schwab. Henry, tinner, Dan. Gundelfinger. Resi- dence 113 E. Ashley.
Schwair. William, works Star Clothing Co. Resi- dence 1118 E. High.
Schwair. Herman, works Star Clothing Co. Resi- dence 1118 E. High.
Schwair, Annie, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 1118 E. lligh.
Schwaller, Sarah, dressmaker. Boards 326 E. High. Schwaller, X,, real estate owner. Boards 724 E. Miller.
Schwaller, Mattie, dressmaker. Boards 513 Clark avenne.
Schwaller, George, retail dealer coal oil. Residence 311 Ash.
Schwaller, Henry. entier Parker Shoe Co.
Schwartz. Edward, contractor and builder. Resi-
dence 327 Madison.
Schwartz. Julius, manufacturing blacksmith. Res- idence 812 Broadway.
Schwartz, Geo .. finner Mrs. C. Mayer. Residence 614 Jefferson.
Schwartz, Charles, porter Monroe Hotel.
Schwartz, Conrad. Residence 810 Washington.
Schwartz, F. A., blacksmith. Residence 810 Wash- ington.
Schwartz, Lydia. Residence 810 Washington.
Schwartz, Rena. Residence 810 Washington.
Schwartz, Bertha. Residence S10 Washington.
Schwartzott, Henry, carpenter. Residence 311 W. Elm.
Schwartzott. Tom, harness-maker, 203 E. High. Residence 307 Lafayette.
Schwartzott. George, harness-maker, 203 E. High. Residence 307 Lafayette.
Schwartzott. Alfred, works Boekrath Shoe Co. Resi- dence 307 Lafayette.
Schwartzstrauber, Johanna, widow. Residence 504 E. High.
Schwertch, Virgil, (colored), student, Lincoln Insti- tute.
Schwerdtferger, Mrs. Anna. Residence 309 W. Mc- Cariy.
Scott, Andrew, carpenter. Residence 119 W. Dunk- lin.
Scott. Arthur, foreman Parker Shoe Co. Residence 220 E. Water.
Scott, Allen, driver Moore & Bolton. Residence 625 E. Water.
Scott, Teny, plasterer. Residence 625 E. Water. Scott, Willie, works Star Clothing Co. Residence 625 E. Water.
Scott, Jno. Il., laborer. Residence 324 Lafayette. Scott, Minnie B., works Boekrath Shoe Co. Resi- dence 324 Lafayette.
Scott, C. W .. plasterer. Residence 708 Maple.
Scott, Harry, works Model laundry. Residence 113 E. High.
Scott, Bessie. waitress Nichols House. Residence same.
Scott, Jennie, widow, proprietress Scott House, 107 Monroe.
Scott, M., works Bockrath Shoe Co.
Scott. G. W., laborer. Residence 109 Walnut. Scott, Andy, tailor Madden's. unt.
Residence 409 Wał-
Scott. Walter E., teamster. Residence 409 Walnut. Scott, J. P .. laborer. Residence 409 Walnut.
Scott. G. W. teamster. Residence 405 Walnut.
Scott, Walter E. Residence 405 Walnut. Scott, Preston J. Residence 405 Walnut.
Scott, Win. E .. works wood vard. Residence 409 Walnut.
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ED. HOLTSCHNEIDER'S
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A Complete Stock of
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Manager. Jefferson City, Mo.
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Scruggs, Miss, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 910 E. High.
Scruggs, W. M., conductor Lebanon Branch Mis- souri Pacific. Residence 110 Harrison.
Scruggs, Napoleon B., teamster. Residence 321 W. Atchison.
Seruggs, Mary, works Bockrath Shoe Co. Residence 321 W. Atchison.
Scruggs, Silas W., teamster. Residence 321 W. At- chison.
Scruggs, Harvey S., cutter Giesecke Shoe Co. Resi- dence 321 W. Atchison.
Scruggs, Gross V. Residence 405 E. Iligh.
Scruggs, Mrs. Gross V., works Bockrath Shoe Co. Residence 405 E. High.
Scruggs, Arthur, shoemaker Bockrath Shoe Co. Residence 212 Pine.
Seruggs, Caroline, widow. Residence 711 E. Mc- Scruggs, Mrs. W. H., widow. Residence 818 E. Mc- Carty Carty.
Scruggs, Lany, (colored), tie laborer. Residence rear 507 E. Main.
Scruggs, Clara, (colored). Residence rear 507 E. Main.
Scruggs. Hettie, (colored). Residence rear 507 E. Main.
Seamenic, Katie, domestic. 526 E. Main.
Searle. Capt. Geo. L., superintendent National Cem- etery. Residence superintendent's house, 1047 E. McCarty.
See, R. E., marshal Supreme Court. Residence 520 E. High.
See. Lulu. Residence 520 E. High.
See, Nellie. Residence 520 E. High.
See, Clay, (colored), domestic. Residence 401 E. Main.
Seibert, Kate, domestic, 601 E. High.
Seibert. Jas. M., State Auditor. Residence 312 E. High.
Seibert, Alma. Residence 312 E. High.
Seibert, Eliza, waitress Monroe Hotel.
Seidel. Sadie, domestic. 419 E. Main.
Seidel. Carrie, domestic, 600 Broadway.
Seifert, Lawrence, tailor Hope's. Residence 211 E. Miller.
Seifert, Annie, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 211 E. Miller.
Seigler. Wmn., painter. Residence 500 E. Atchison. Selke. Bertha, domestic, 409 E. McCarty.
Sellers, S. J., widow (A. D.) Residence 612 E. High. Sellers, Belle, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 612 E. High.
Sellers. Emma. Residence 612 E. High.
Sessinghaus, Fred, cabinet-maker. Residence rear 118 W. Miller.
Sexton, H. A. J., agent Missouri Pacific, depot. Res- idence 329 Madison.
Sexton, Ethel. Residence 329 Madison.
Sexton, Marguerite, (colored). widow (Melville). Residence 614 Lafayette.
Sexton. Wheeler. (colored). porter Fischer's drug store. Residence 614 Lafayette.
Sexton, Hayes, (colored), teamster. Residence 614 Lafayette.
Sexton, Wm. A., (colored), student, Lincoln Insti- tute. Residence 614 Lafayette.
Sexton, Delia, (colored), widow, laundress. Resi- dence 212 W. Dunklin.
Sexton, Paul, (colored), student, Lincoln Institute. Seymour, Joseph, foreman Priesmeyer Shoe Co. Residence 223 E. Main.
Seymour, Adolph, clerk. Residence 614 E. Water. Seymour, D. C., widow (Thomas), works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 614 E. Water.
Seymour, Ora, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 614 E. Water.
Seymour, Stella. Residence 614 E. Water.
Shackelford, Elmer, (colored), student, Lincoln In- stitute.
Shackles, Sam., laborer. Residence 100 E. Water. Shadric, James, laborer. Residence 603 W. Elm. Shaefer, Lizzie. Residence 532 E. Main.
Sharlock, Mrs. II. Residence 130 E. High.
Sharp, Susie, waitress Madison Hotel.
Sharp, George W., teamster. Residence rear 706 W. Miller.
Shaw, H. L., keeper prison.
Sheldon, B. F., hospital steward prison. Residence 523 Clark avenue.
Sherman, R., widow (David R.) Residence 104 W. Main.
Sherman, Jno., (colored), laborer. Residence 220 E. Atchison.
Sherman, Minnie, agent specialties. Boards 613 E. McCarty.
Sherwood. T. A., judge Supreme Court. Boards Madison Hotel.
Shindler, Frank. laborer. Residence 1106 Jefferson. Shipp. J. R. Residence 623 E. Main.
Shipp. Mrs. J. R., stenographer Labor Bureau. Resi- dence 623 E. Main.
Shockley. Minnie, school teacher. Boards 320 Monroe Shockley. C. E .. keeper prison. Residence 1129 E. High.
Shores, Martha, (colored), student. Lincoln Institute. Short, John. brickmason. Residence 515 E. Mc-
Carty.
Short. Green. (colored). laborer. Residence 515 Cherry.
Shoup. Mary, widow. Residence 107 E. MeCarty.
Shoup. Alfred C., business manager Press Printing Co. Residence 327 E. Dunklin.
Shoup. Estell. Residence 327 E. Dunklin.
Shull, H. L., prison guard. Residence 601 E. Water. Shutt, Harriett B., widow. Residence 527 E. Main. Sider, Louise, (colored), student, Lincoln Institute. Sider, Albert, (colored), student, Lincoln Institute. Sieling, H. W., president and treasurer Sieling Dry Goods Co. Residence 820 E. High.
Sieling. A .. vice-president Sieling Dry Goods Co. Residence St. Louis, Mo.
Silvey, Ed., driver Donald Henry, grocer. Residence 1201 E. High.
Silvey, W. L., driver W. C. Guyman, grocer. Resi- dence 1201 E. High.
Silvey, Grace, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 1201 E. High.
Silvey, Belle, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 1201 E. High.
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Burch-Berendzen Grocer Company.
The Burch-Berendzen Grocer Co., wholesale and retail grocers 304 E. High street, Jefferson City, Mo., was organized and incorporated November 15, 1895. under the laws of Missouri, the original incorporators being O. E. Burch. Henry Berendzen, W. II. Gundelinger, Fred Yost and J. P. Mason, the latter three of whom have since disposed of their stock, a portion of which was purchased by Fred Bohn, who is now President, Henry Berendzen Vice-Presi- dent. and O. E. Burch Secretary and Treasurer. They do both a wholesale and retail business. handling in addition to a full line of groceries, a large stock of queensware and glassware. Doing an exclusively cash business in both buying and selling and purchasing direct from the original source of supply enables them to secure the low rates made to the largest jobbers. this being one of the secrets of their ability to make such exceedingly favorable prices to their customers, and build up such a large and prosperous business in a few years. They ocenpy their own magnificent building, a eut of which heads this article, and although the corporation has only been in existence five years the stock is now worth nearly 100 per cent. above par, a result of the intelligent. well directed efforts of the officers and close attention to business.
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Simcoe, W. Il. keeper prison. ResidenceGIVE. Water Simonsen, Ernest, manager Jefferson Heating Co. Office Merchants Bank building. Boards "'ity Hotel.
Simpson, Jas. L., keeper prison. Residence 324 E. High.
Simpson, Julia, works telephone office, Residence 324 E. High. Simpson, Cora, works telephone office. Residence 324 E. High.
Simpson, Albert. Boards 405 S. Cherry. Sinclair, Ed., stock dealer. Residence 221 Stewart. Sinks, M. R .. grocery merchant. Residence 515 E. High.
Skein, Kate, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 311 Marshall.
Skein. Jessie, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 311 Marshall. Skein. Effie, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 311 Marshall.
Skidmore. W. D. Residence 624 E. High.
Slanker, Dan .. engineer. Residence 310 Wahrut. Slanker, Ida, clerk Sieling Dry Goods Co. Resi- dence 310 Walnut. Slanker, Rose. Residence BJQ Walnut. Slanker, Otto. Residence 310 Walnut.
Slate, J. J .. stone entter. Residence 110 flay.
Slate, Win., laborer. Residence 411 Mccarty. Slater, Mex., teolored). works State armory. Resi- dence 326 E. Miller.
Slater, Mrs. Sally. Icolored). Residence 326 E. Miller.
S'ater. Ino., (colorde). servant, 111 W. High.
Slicker, August, laborer, Residence Tola W. Main. Slicker, Win .. cutter Bockrath Shoe Co. Residence 701a W. Main.
Slicker, Chas., works Bookrath Shoo t'o. Residence 701a W. Main. Slicker, Fred., cutter Parker Shoe Co. Residence
701a W. Main.
Small, E. C. Residence 211 W. Ashley.
Small. Gertrude, works Boekrath Shoe Co. Rosi- dence 211 W. Ashley.
Small. Garfield. blacksmith. Residence 211 W. Ash- Jev.
Smallwood. W. R. Residence 705 W Main. Smallwood, Rich. B. Residence 05 W. Main.
Smallwood. Walter, driver E. Koch. Residence 705 W. Main.
Smallwood. Mary A .. works Bockrath Shoe Co. Residence 705 W. Main.
Smallwood, da S., stitcher Giesecke Shoe Co Resi- dence 705 W. Main.
Smihausen. August. principal St. Peters school. Residence 327 W. High.
Smith, Sallie, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 1117 E. McCarty. Smith. Sam .. 6., guard prison. Residence 1117 E. McCarty.
Smith. John. works Tribune Printing Co. bindery. Residence 411 W. Eln.
Smith. Pauline, works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 411 W. Elm.
Smith. Cora. works Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 111 W. Elm.
Smith, Scott. Residence 411 W. Elin.
Smith, Vivian, works Tribune Printing Co. bindery. Residence 411 W. Elin.
Smith. W. P., laborer. Residence 403 W. Main. Smith, Mrs. Gen. M., widow. Residence 505 Broad- Was.
Smith. Della. clerk New York Racket. Residence 505 Broadway.
Smith. Gro., clerk W. W. Edwards. Residence 505 Broadway.
Smith. Claud. Residence 515 Broadway.
Smith. Pearl. carriage painter. Residence 505 Broadway.
Smith. G. A., constable. Residence 515 Broadway. Smith, Win .. Jaborer. Residence 221 W. McCarty. Smith, Sam .. book-keeper First National Bank. Residence 702a W. Main.
Smith, Jno. H., street commissioner. Office City Ilall. Residence 616 Madison.
Smith. Chas., clerk Hanszen Shoe Store. Residence 616 Madison.
Smith. May. domestic. 520 E. Main.
Smith. A. works Boekrath Shoe Co.
Residence 506 Smith. John. (colored). laborer. Broadway.
Smith. Annie, (colored). Residence 50G Broadway. Smith. Lou's. (colored), student. Residence 412 Adams.
Smith, Richard. (colored), laborer. Adams.
Residence 412
Smith, Wma, colored). Boards rear 213 Dunklin. Smith. Nettie. colored. Jaundress. Residence rear
105 Jackson.
Smith. Herman. (colored). Jaborer. Residence rear 105 Jackson.
Smith, Isaac, teolored). laborer. Boards 519 Walnut. Smith, Andrew. tcolored. honse-man, 429 E. High, student Lincoln Institute.
Smith. Virginia, (colored. domestic. 217 E. MeCarty. Smith. Lawrence, Jeolored, teamster. Residence 209 E. Mccarty,
Smith. Emory. (colored. student Lincoln Institute. Snodgrass. Mattie. domestic, 514 E. Main.
Snyder. Laura, works Giesecke Shoe Co.
Sommerer. John. grocer. Sommerer & Bassman 220 E. High. Boards 220a E. High.
Sommer. J. J .. Judge Probate Court. Residence 207 Monroe.
Soue. S. W .. saddlery and harness, 123 E. High. Boards 113 E. Main.
Sone. S. Il .. ex-sheriff, farmer. Residence 1400 W. Main.
Sone. Will. student dentistry. Residence 1400 W. Main.
Sone. Wm .. janitor postoffice. Residence 110 E. AAshley.
Sone. T. JJ .. keeper prison. Residence 316 Cherry. Sone, Josephine. Boards 116 Lafayette.
Sone. Louis, cutter Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 217 E. Main.
Sone. Nannie, widow. Residence 217 E. Main. Sorrel. Morris .. (colored, barber, student Lincoln Institute. Residence 612 Lafayette.
Sontherland. Sallie. (colored, teacher. Residence 521 Jackson.
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Dan Sundelfinger
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Always on Hand.
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Roofing, Guttering and
Spouting a Specialty.
Exclusive Agent for the
WIRE GAUZE CHARTER OAK STOVES and QUICK MEAL GASOLINE STOVES and STEEL RANGES.
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Repairing Promptly and Well Done. We make a specialty of making the Kentucky Spring Seat Saddle and the Latest Improved Ladies' Saddles.
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S .well. C. B., keeper prison. Residence 903 E. Stegeman, Maggie, domestic. 317 Monroe. Main.
Spahr, Mrs. Lina, matron prison. Boards 702 E. Main.
Spahn, Win. Residence 412 W. Miller.
Spann, R. S., (colored), student Lincoln Institute. Spannhorst, C. J., wagonmaker. Residence 305 Cherry.
Spaunhorst. Harry B., cutter Giesecke Shoe Co. Residence 121 Stewart.
Spaunhorst. L. F., cutter Giesecke Shoe Co. Resi- dence E. suburbs.
Speedy. Tom., cigar store 232 1-2 E. High. Resi- dence 521 E. High.
Spencer. Jennie, widow, (colored). Residence 904 Monroe.
Spencer, Hattie. (colored). Residence 904 Monroe.
Spencer. Oscar. (colored), student Lincoln Institute. Spotts. Geo. A., (colored), student Lincoln Institute. Stadler, Albert, fireman gas factory. Residence 412 W. Main.
Staihr, Mary, widow, George. Residence 308 W. Dunklin.
Staihr, Minnie, chambermaid, Madison Hotel. Stailir, Monte, tinner JJeffrey's. Residence 913 Madi- son.
Staihr, Monte, jr., plumber H. A. Jeffrey's. Resi- dence 913 Madison.
Stailir, August, plumber H. A. Jeffrey's. Residence 913 Madison.
Staihr, M. M., tinner, 302 E, High. Residence 913 Madison.
Staihr, Eugene, tinner, 302 E. High. Residence 913 Madison.
Staihr, Emil, barber, 229 E. High. Residence 426 E. Dunklin.
Staihr, Chas., moulder. Theo. Tanner. Residence 608 Washington.
Staihr, Geo., bricklayer. Residence 608 Washing- ton.
Stampili. Jos., furniture dealer and undertaker. Stamptli & Vaughan, City Hall building. Residence 330 E. High.
Stampfli, Anna. Residence 330 E. High.
Stampfli. Ed J., works Stampfli & Vaughan. Resi- dence 329 W. High.
Stampfli, Geo. J., attorney, office Church building. Residence 314 Lafayette.
Stanfil, Frank, keeper prison. Residence 511 E.
Main.
Stanley, Chas. W., barber, A. Kielman. Residence 225 Madison.
Stanley, Arric. (colored), student Lincoln Institute. Residence 606 Mulberry.
Starke, Dryden L., superintendent meats prison. Residence 620 E. Water.
Starke. Mrs. Bertha M. Residence 620 E. Water. Starke, Judge J. D., Warden penitentiary. Resi- dence 702 E. Main.
Starke, Roger. Residence 702 E. Main.
Steel, Lafayette, works Andrae's livery. Residence 224 Madison.
Steel. M. A., widow (Daniel). Residence 1012 Monroe Steely. Clans, works Andrae's livery. Residence Madison.
Steiner, John, keeper prison. Residence 314 Cher- rV.
Steiner, Agnes. Residence 314 Cherry.
Steiner, Bernard. Residence 314 Cherry.
Steininger, Anna. widow. Residence 612 Madison. Steininger, Eliza, widow. Residence 229 E. High. Steininger, Emma, dressmaker. Residence 229 E. fligh.
Steininger, Amanda, clerk Dallmeyer Dry Goods Co. Residence 229 E. High.
Steininger, Walter, works Recorder's office. Resi- dence 229 E. High.
Steininger, Oscar, clerk DeWyl's Drug Store. Res- idence 229 E. High.
Stephens, Governor Lon V. Residence Executive Mansion.
Stephens, Winnie, (colored), lanndress. Residence 611 Chestnut.
Stephens, Anna Belle, waitress Missouri Pacific Innch counter. Rooms 103 Monroe.
Stephens, Hugh. business manager Tribune Print- ing Co. Boards MeCarty House.
Stepp. Rena, seamstress. Residence 306 E. High. Stetzen, Mathilda, widow (John B.) Residence 312 W. Ashley.
Stetzen, Wm., carpenter. Residence 312 W. Ashley. Stetzen, Mary, widow (Henry). Residence 602 Broad- way.
Stewart, Hugh W., keeper prison. Residence 523 E. Main.
Stewart. William, student Lincoln Institute.
Stewart, Leroy. (colored), student Lincoln Institute. Stiles, M. D., widow. Residence 525 E. High.
Stills, Edna, (colored), student Lincoln Institute. Stine, Jos., baggage derk Missouri Pacific. dence 222 E. Water.
Resi-
Stine, Ed .. works restaurant, 113 E. High. Resi- dence 115 E. High.
Stine, Wi .. car inspector Missouri Pacific. Resi- dence 314 E. Water.
Stinsmeyer, A. E., foreman Priesmeyer Shoe Co. Residence 904 E. High.
Stinsmeyer, Virginia. Residence 904 E. High. Stokes, Mrs. Mary, (colored), cook Mccarty House. Stone, John. solicitor. Residence W. McCarty.
Stone, Robt. P., assistant Prosecuting Attorney, office court house. Residence 609 E. Me- Carty.
Stone, Thomas, carpenter. Residence 701 E. Me- Carty.
Stone. Marshall, works wood yard. Residence 312 Broadway.
Stone, Mrs. P. J., widow. Residence W. Main. Stone, Eldred E .. harnessmaker Carew & Yeoham. Residence 412 W. Main.
Storm, Andy. laster Bockrath Shoe Co. Boards 128 W. High.
Stout. Nettio. Residence 111 Jefferson.
Stradkoetter. Henry. laborer. Residence 400 E. Ashley.
Stradkoetter, Bettie, milliner Mrs. Easom. Resi- dence 400 E. Ashley.
Stradkoetter, Justine, seamstress. Residence 400 E. AAshley.
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The R. Dallmeyer Dry Goods Company.
N the commercial world the most tention to business, places them dis- is the largest and most complete. The I prominent branch of business is tinetly at the head of the list .. In volume of business being greater than Jefferson City this place must be con- that of any dry goods house between ceded to the R. Dallmeyer Dry Goods St. Louis and Kansas City, a fact Company, whose spacious and well- largely due to the very low prices they appointed dry goods emporium is on are enabled to make through the ad- East High street. The store is mod- vantage of buying and selling for cash. ern in all its appointments; heated by Many of their purchases are direct from the manufacturer, brought for spot cash and in such quantities as to enable them to get the lowest prices obtainable. All the members of this firm give their close and personal at- tention to the busines. Of the officials, that of dry goods. In the prodnetions of the artists and manufacturers in this line more skill is exercised and more expense entailed in preparing material that will please the eye of the femi- nine portion of mankind than in any other. An observer may glance at a thousand well-gowned women and will rarely find two dressed alike; that is, who have frocks, hats and wraps of the same combination of colors fabrics. When we contem- plate how much this great variety of
R. DALLMEYER, President and Treas.
hot water: lighted by electricity and gas; counters, shelves and furniture of polished oak, while in the two main aisles of the main floor (which is 40x 150 feet everything is arranged not only to properly display the stock, but to expedite business. The stock em- braces everything in the line of dry F. W. DALLMEYER. Secretary. J. L. BECK. Vice-President. goods, notions, cloaks, wraps and beauty has taxed the brain of the art- ist, designer and manufacturer we can ready-to-wear ladies' garments. In the president, Mr. Rudolph Dallmeyer, addition a large and complete line of is conceded to be one of the best dry gather some idea of the talent, ingenu- carpets, the designs and colors of goods merchants in the state, while the ity and industry exercised in order to which are the most perfect produced vice-president, Mr. J. L. Beck, in addi- gratify the varied tastes of the shop- by the looms of America (which are, in tion to his natural capacity brings to pers of America. The dry goods trade the production of carpets, the leaders the firm a large experience in the same has developed more prominent mer- of the workb. The building occupied business. The secretary, Frank Dall- chants than any other line of business. by this firm (the property of the presi- meyer, is a young man of exceptional In most cities and towns there are dent, R. Dallmeyer), is the best ap- habits and the best business training. men whose natural tact, keen practi- pointed dry goods store in Central Mis- They employ to assist them nine ex- val sense; fine judgment and close at- souri, and the stock carried by them perienced and efficient clerks.
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