Topeka Visitor from Topeka, Kansas • 1

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SPECIAL EDITION. TOPEKA, KANSAS, OCTOBER, 1900. I CAPITA! BKICK AM 3ce. -118 We I turers of i Brick. Phci all manufa one of tj (1 important itributed la own reputal igresBlve a la thi fk Pavif about has recently joined Mr.

Guild and ad fyinf merchandise. The business premi ded capital to enlarge the stock and ses are handsomely appointed. while extend the business, Is well known in this community as a man of excep PRITCHARD KINSELY, Veterinarians, 106 East Tenth Street Phone 319. Boarding Stables con- nected. The practice of veterinary surgery is even more intricate than that of human medicine, demanding in addition to a perfect knowledge of the anatomy of the horse and a thorough know- lorioro Hrnoa anil modlrlno.

filo on the stock carried is of -the very best description, having been bought on its merits as to beauty, style and quality, and the assortment is most complete in every department, while the low prices quoted Lave figured conspicuously in tional ability and character. The Guild Monument House does all kinds of sarcophagus and monumental work px the cu. fa the ml applianf TO PEK ARKANSAS An Historical, Defcriptive, and Commercial Review. The splenJid as made by some of our solid1 institutions Pen sketches of the giving special attention to granite vaults, while a large collection of stat an aff patronize the baker. The French Bakery since established has won a reputation of being one of the few first-class bakeries in the city.

The output of this bakery during the Bummer month aggregates hundreds of loaves dally. Besides suppulying a large hotel, restaurant and family trade, a considerable business is done with surounding towns and through the country. A specialty is made of furnishing to order at reasonable prices cakes for weddings, birthdays, and social functions. All kinds of pastry are made fresh every day. The finest confections are kept constantly on hand.

A line of condiments and en millioj es spei nd buitf intricate knowledge of equine habit he establishments prominent position. Several first-class trimmers and sales-ladles are employed. The address is 104 East Sixth. Call and see their new fall goods. ations of v.

uary, is always on hand, rhey are men of more than average talent in designing and drawing, in fact, are artists in every sense of the word. It will amply repay any one to examine their work and prices it you are anticipating the purchase of a monument. under various conditions, coupled with quick Intuitive perception to grasp the seat and nature of, the disease, since the patients can never tell their symp pressini personal the proL leaders in their line in Topeka and North Topeka. fW canned and bottled goods as well is MRS. HATTIE VAN VLECK.

222 East Fifth street, Hair Dressing and Face Work and Corset Parlor. One of our popular houses ia that of Mrs. Van Vleck located at the address given. Her office parlor and sales room occupy commodious quarters; THE COPELAND HOTEL, Corner Ninth and Kansas Avenue. J.

C. Proprietor and Manager. conspicuous in the salesroom and forms an important feature fft the business. Mrs. Millard devotes her en torles, the finest bands and best orchestras.

Our studios of modern art exhibit masterpieces In their particular line, and are presided over by. talented artists' skilled in "the technique of their i tire time and attention to the business she is a manufacturer -and dealer in the best of hair goods and ladlea cor Jed a wid-w and not buj aJe anywhere rded first pi dr In 1893, at in, for paving -ids through, ltral west, at pplng facilif "pptly at th lltecta and icate with' The of Messrs. TJ i IMulvane in, secreta' toms. The possession of these qualifications and endowments in a high tate of development satisfactorily accounts for the success of Messrs. Pritchard Kinsely, th well known veterinary surgeons of this city.

Their hospital is equipped with all facilities for treating the sick and lame animals, being In charge of experienced grooms. These gentlemen are recognized as very able veterinary practitioners in all ailments of the horse and as skillful manipulators of the surgeon's knife or skill In diagnosis and treatment of equine diseases. Messrs. Geo. C.

Pritchard and D. O. KinBely, the members of this firm, stand high in their profession and sets. She is patronized by the best class in the city and suburban residences, and Bhe spares no palna in her and has met with splendid success. The services of several skilled bakers are employed in the baking department and the produce of the bakery is certainly unexceled.

"Mrs. Millard stands very well here itnd ehe Is strictly honest, energetic, and up-to-date. In the line of professions we can justly claim precedent. In the ranks of our medical-practitioners are many efforts to please her patrons. She is American Plan 2 Per Day and Up.

This hotel ranks with any in the country for its modern Appointments and the excellence of its entire service. It "Decuples a most commanding position in the business center of the city, convenient to theatres, postofflce, churches, and railway stations. The office, barber shop, billiard parlors, all on the first- floor and are fitted up In the most modern style of the art, giving restful comfort and well known and popular In social cir of the most eminent members of the noble art of healing. Among our. spe Topeka, the capital city of Kansas and the county seat of Shawnee county, was located December 6, 1854, incorporated In 1855, made the capital of Kansas in 1861.

It la situated on both sides of the Kansas river, dividing the city Into Topeka and North Topeka. covering an area of over 6,000 acres, or 7 Va miles square, and has an elevation of 950 feet above sea level. It contains state capital, government, legislature, supreme court, court of appealk, reform school, Insane asylum, ledeml courts, Santa JTe general offices aid probably the biggest pension agency in existence. We have five daily newspapers and over fifty others, ranging from weekly to quarterly, seveityflve clubs and societies, nineteen labor organizations, thirty-nine seiet societies and benevolent organizations, sixty-seven churches, twenty pit die schools, in-Miidlnar the finest him school In the cles as well as in her business relations. Mrs.

Van Vleck personally manufacturers all her own hair goods. A fine line of wall papers is handled at same address. genuem cialists are many whose success is little short of marvelous. Every advanced school of thought and every school of medicine is represented in a fitting manner. In our legal constellation are many stars of the first magnitude who have served city, state and country In the ablest manner and ure uu.I i convenience to guests.

Spacious hallways and parlors, with large sleeping maintain a large share of the practice in this city. Calls are answered nfidenee promptly. Phone 319. They alao offer Perfectly ventilated and support, iinsiirndRHAit ftrrnmndaHona for honrrt. I "Bnusu, ure iBttiure oi uiu muueru promt hostelry.

The dining room is a model U. S. CYCLE 118 E. 8th St. The National wheel and all kinds of repairing.

The bicycle is with us to stay, as is evidenced by the increasing demand for these machines of transportation, which have almost become a necessity in the actual routine of life. For healthy exercise, speedy travel, recreation and sporting there is nothing which has met with more favorable recognition than the The above house we regard to be among the leading concerns devoted to this line here. The stock embraces wheels our cuyi ing horses, and the greatest care and are deserving of the highest praise. Our lawyers as a class represent as of luxurious beauty, with a Beating ca o. Mccormick, Carpet Cleaning Works.

211 West Sixth street 'Phone 421. An enterprise which was favorably received into the arena of the business world, is that of the McCormick Carpet Cleaning Works which has always been a valuable acquisition and patronized accordingly. For a modest Bum, one may telephone an order to this house, and have, expert work- Estas naved with aV. anany's brick. high a standard for technical and prac pacity of two hundred people, while the.cuesine is all that could be desired.

The kitchens are models of attention are given to both horses and carriages belonging to private parties. Their veterinary office and substantial brick, boarding stables are located at 106 East Tenth Street. tical knowledge, superior ability, sterling integrity and success as any in the world. the general nu nineteen collei.es and private Be, tne omer iPAnchoolB and public ibranes contain- convenience and neatness, fitted with the best ranges and appliances, giving prompt service, and presided over by crests. He lnFt)g over 100,000 volimes.

We have and a. courte 0 mues 0 streets and avenues, 110 airs are most ab.lea Df sidewalks, 100 miles of W. A. HUSTED, Boarding and Livery Stablea. 517 and 519 West Tenth Street.

Here is provided and furnished another of our thoroughly metropolitan stables, merles a one ed streets, square yaras oi 40 miles of sabers and drains, 264 ic street lightajof 2,000 candle powereach, 318 fire lydrants and 44 pailes water mains, 25 miles of gaB mains. 82 miles of ele trie street railway line, 5 railroads assing through the city, and the tirtmt Auditorium building in the The population pf Topeka is nearly Scott "fuere Is Ltte. la veryi heir eft jptent anl "In union there is strength" is a motto applicable to almost every case. It is the key note of our strength as a nation and the secret of power in all things. The business men of Topeka realized this fact and organized themselves for the protection of their Interests as well as those of the city.

This association has fully demonstrated its power and efficacy in the protection and advancement of our business interests. The association represents all the best merchants and manufacturers of the city and its membership is steadily increasing in size and importance. It Is one of the livest and most up-to-date organizations in the west and its powerful Influence on our city's trade and its united stand against every form of corporation and political monopoly and oppression cannot be 1 in standi 'Aaffy" te charair- JUCH.I kcelled Topeka ia a wondojful city of commerce, industry, socj.l and business opportunities. Its pople are up-to-date and of unusual aiorality It Is fntir ii1 lacftn rha AAiintrw Iien undef puts of thj (heir accofl where everything is conducted in a most up-to-date maner. The livery is one of the finest that can be found hi the city where gentle yet lively horses and complete stylish turnouts can be furnished on short notice, while special attention is directed to the.

care of boarders. The proprietor is a man who understands his business and people can place their horses with him knowing they can get the best of service for he is indefatigable in his efforts to please, which is evidenced in his past dealings of which his customers will testify. We might add that this gentleman Is an experienced horseman and gives his personal attention to all the details and as he is zealous in maintaining the efficiency of his establishment as well as advancing the interests of all who favor nonesij I well thougl" without saloons. It a (city of ele-Isy realize it gant homes, wlde substantial ft: V- 'J-1 erprismg honored mercaiiiie nouses, ained in anf mills, manufactories, pMng houses, Irm as this iobbing and comKasiA houses, ir, premises 'churches, Bchools, newspapers, I social i manned ie hund 4 fO- jvery way Rn(j fraternal organlzatttjrt ltlis al I i no essentia mnct nArfAct.iv- ewerneu 1 afJafNIi'u. it5fiouse -serves regnltfkint reg i The erection of large and expensive biuldings is continually going on in Topeka and now contains many fine structures.

We. will venture to say meni is ia No city today enjlureater Kort orders, and includes on i 2-'touit fare all ordinary as we their success Yi. amona! of LPIPerltf ln cnfrfenart: niiii KBLlllti I oil1-11''1 -A as the finest Z'" id domest, -J. delicacies affordkflii CHARLES R. CALKINS, Vii prices b'' v- PS.

sents a nner or. more Bunstiintiai tiasa of buildings. Our, architects deserve praise for the variety, correctness and beauty of the designs of our public buildings and (1 si. Teacher of Violin and Leader of the Calkins Orchestra. Studio Is located consider na us Corner Tenth and Topeka Avenue.

iOdel It may be doubted if there is a name -1 better known in the homes of culture and refinement of the city than the with whicn deavor thun Topeka. miercl)ants steadily pu nnd themselves preiodially compol-and It is jed to enlarge their prniisles and ng buslnf working force. Our msmuftacturers sistent must add from time to time to their are quo machinery, our professional then find eured Ivf daily a greater field of wolrk, he arti-Carpets' pan finds a stefldy increasnig (lemand tieres i for his services. That our itture is their he one of surpassing brigbtnels and carpet i promise and that in less than a gen-dick, si eration we shall be classed fne ment, tt greatest and proudest cities lot the thejasel union is scarcely doubted aiidlia the will flw logical deduction of sciemtfifc and ed In mathmatical calculation. nte can their dispute the fact that right ht rfc ia Jo- subject of this sketch, Mr.

Charles R. Calkins, leader of the Calkins Or KANSAS AVENDE, ToVEKA KANS.V; Our fraternal and social orders are the pride of the city and add much to its metropolitan prestige and standing. They comprise' every form of high class political, religious, social and secret societies whose ensemble includes the pick of our best and most public spirited citizenship and business manhood. THE COPEL.AND HOTEL, chestra and teacher of the violin. For a compet it and skillful chef.

Each of their own make, also new and Sec the last number of years that he" has resided here he has produced 'some of room Is plied with the steam heat. electric belifr and light, ets. The long our most accomplished musicians and experience of Mi Gordon rs a caterer men cnarge of all carpet clean-ln Carpets are called for, taken up, roughly cleaned by the latest and it process, returned and re-laid in a very short tirae, and In a manner that assures satisfaction every time. rhii Conner tion of this rnmnnnv In ond hand wheels for sale; or reSf-while attention is given to repairing enameling and furnishing bicycle sun' dries of every description. The repair department is 1 fully won a reputation for talent second to and host has familiarized him with few in his profession In thia section with tho latest and most iniprovea utation, cated one or tne coming cuu-s oi me of the state.

His success Is the natural result of his technical training received under the bert masters in machinery, tools and appliances fcf the requirements of his guests and, nothing is lacking to please. Popular, courteous, and efficient service is rem dered in every department. This handsome 4-story brick hotel is truly depicted In the above cut. 'J Topeka, 'forma one of the important i Xs In' the chain of her commercial worm inai win cunsuiuw ius mauu-ard by which other cities Khtill be the successful prosecution of the bus their line. Mr.

Calkins devotes his measured. Iness fend is under the supervision or destinies, being always active in co- 928 Kar entire time to his profession, which is the proprietors and skiled mechanics operation for the public good of the Jlorses) Topeka excels by season of her pe-culiar advantages in many lines of trade and one of no mean importance is the lumber trade. Here can be supplied in liberal abundance the finest woods cut and dressed to suit every requirement of the builder and Every year witnesses the erection of large and expensive buildings, a credit to the enterprising men who put their capital, brains and efforts toward the development of our fair city. The culture and refinement of our entific of the city. Mr.

McCormick success is a lasting one, and he has little to fear from possible competition. people Is a logical result of oii" Excellent Bchools. academies and piaiic in T. J. COUGHLIN HARDWARE care al confined to instruction on the violin and orchestra work, and we will Bay right here he has met with gratifying success.

The finely equipped Btudio is located at the address mentioned, and is patronized by pupils from the best families in our city. The 'Calk 702 Kansas Avenue. Phone 606. friend' It prop From its insecption this house has developed a trade throughout this vicinity second to no other Bimilar establishment. Every wheel sold and all work done is fully guaranteed and the house is one which commends itself to the public and is reliable and responsible in every way.

All orders by mail, telephone or in person will receive prompt and careful attention. Btitutions for the teaching all classical, artistic business and i ndus-trlal branches which are undiS the direction of Borne of the molj eminent professors and educatioifl au This firm is headquarters for all kinds of hardware, tinware, stoves, etc. They carry a most complete and un-to-date ins Orchestra, of which he is leader. stock, as an examination of their goods thorities in the country. Oui public has gradually won recognition among our best people and though seeing almost constant service, it has become Our school system is very compleu win prove the many bargains to be had, and those desiring the mshould consult their own interest and see the churches represent all denomirltions, In thei: but tV and all tentiori; best re boots most all kt blackd of thfc recognized as one of our leading and kinds and nationalities, im iiiding inducements offered before concluding their purchases elsewhere.

A purchas Bome of the finest Btructurei i i where to be seen. The greatet most fashionable orchestras for all social occasions. Mr. C. R.

Calkins has won hosts of friends by his honorable and upright business methods, and Is er at this store always saves money, and gets good satisfaction for his out gious liberty prevails'. lay. You will do well, therefore, to A short walk through Topeka and North Topeka's thoroughfares lined with great emporiums of trade of every description and line of commercial edeavor will soon convince the visitor that we are a mercantile center of no mean importance. We can justly claim that in few cities can there be found so complete and excellent a business complement and that in our stores can be found every variety of goods from every quarter of the civilized globe. The value of our city as a business location is becoming dally more widely recognized and taken advantage of.

esteemed as well for his personal worth as for his good business stand The artistic temperament ol our citizenship is strongly evinced ll i the manv institutions devoted tlK the call and inspect the large stock. This house can be relied upon at all times. All orders promptly attended to. ing. LUKENS EROTHERS, Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Etc.

No. 807-809-811 Kansas North Topeka. The above firm has been established for eight years, and is composed of gentlemen widely and favorably known in business circles here. Their establishment gives ample accommo dation for the storage, manipulation, and displaying of the comprehensive lines of goods carried, and the general and advantageous prosecution of the business. The stock ia reputed to be the largest and most complete in North Topeka, embracing a full line of buggies, wagons, farm machinery and implements, harness, whips, lap-robes, while they also buy.

feed, and sell cattle and hogs. During the career of this firm thoy have paid special attention to placing upon the market only high grade implements, the merits of which are too well known all over the country, to need any commendatory comment these pages could bestow. teaching, display and pract of MRS. ETTA LACEY, (Formerly Miss Etta StaliBfield.) A Leading Milliner. 104 East Sixth Avenue.

Mrs. Lacey Is one of Topeka's most popular and stylish milliners, and is always busy. As an establishment of the highest standing and one closely connected in its history with our progress and development of trade the above house is entitled to more than ordinary mention in a work of this nature. Since its formation it has been recognized as occupying the highest position in commer- JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT, every form of art. In the line mu THE FRENCH BAKE 11 Y.

i Succe Dea' terJ Tet ThiBVp-i sic we have some of the ltdlng 417 Kansas Avenue. Johnson, Airs. M. O. Millard, 815 Kansas best artists and instrumentalists, th, Prop.

A Good Square Meal for 10c. corutrva- equipped academies ana r. This is a restaurant that the Visitor desires to praise. It is neat, inviting, and well managed, due probably to Ave. Phone 588.

Nothing else perhaps has contributed bo much to lightening the drudgery of the housewife as the perfection of the modern system of baklns and the class of citizens and business people. THE DELICATESSEN, They employ a first-class cook and ac Corner Seventh and Jackson Stfeets, This restaurant, situated at thl ad commodating waiters throughout. dress given, is one of our neat ail at the proprietor long and successful experience in this line. He attends to his trade personally and serves only the best that can be obtained. He is one of the few that has succeeded in making a restaurant at this price pay.

His business is increasing fast, estaDiisnment ot bakeries in all our cial circles and maintaining it by super-towns and cities. Family baking day ior character of the goods and the sig-has no longer any terors for the tired nal intelligence of its management hav-housekeeper for fresh bread or rolls ing acquired a reputation perhaps un-niay be bought daily at one's door and surpassed in this section for low prices, at prices that make tt an economy to variety, excellence and perfectly satis- tractive resorts, where one can otain good, clean home cooking and rials Special rates to regular patrons. When In need of a light lunch or a good square meal, you will thank the "Visitor" for recommending you to this thoroughly metropolitan restaurant. They serve the finest 20c meal in To at prices within the reach of all. ial efforts being put forth at all es and he well deserves tho success he is meeting with.

Mr. Johnson is a ost to please has rapidly built up a substantial patronage among our est peka here. gentleman of enterprise and commer cial ability, and is esteemed by all 4 quaft h-' -Hi: ButV. The' I fron 1 very thus alwt, 1 1 mond, 1 1, may Jul ldenfl rlhe clti Onotlng i tne vei? Ilmone- Jl.may Jul Vilyidena Hhecitl who know him. He is bound to sue Dr.

A. M. EIDSON. ceed. The Visitor asks the public to give him a share, of their patronage.

J. 17, JONES 1 SON. NEW AND The address is 417 Kansas Avenue. I ft Topeka's Most Successful THE GUILD MONUMENT HOUSE, Guild Lewis, 110 W. 8th St, CHRONIC The sculptured marble and graceful granite monuments which- mark the resting place of the dead are mute, but touching evidences of a love which cherished their memory and DISEASE SECOND HAND 3ao KANSAS AVENUE, TOPEKA, KANS.

HARRY J0NE3. Co. A 20th Kanaaa. J. JONES.

SPECIALIST i jt. 1 1 pallor 1 4 W.M-i alii "It --I men 1 i (mo I A I Je 1 1 aa.iir-rr"---" i i hset i VfcJ conducting of so important an enter-This enterprise since established was testify the noblest Bentlments which find expression in human action. The desire to embellish cemeteries with works of art has been one of the most marked evidences of a higher civilization, and now the beautiful poems into which these lasting monuments are made bearing record of our love for lost loved ones call for the hand of an artist In their execution, and the highest skill in designing. As a skilled artist In this department of trade Is Mr. C.

W. Guild; possibly none rank higher in favor. By close application to business he has built up a trade that many older institutions can well envy. Mr. B.

T. Lewis, who prise. The trade relations extend AT THE also successful from -the start and is steadily growing. The secret of the prosperity is not far to seek, however. They conduct a first class place, sell only reliable and excellent goods, cour throughout the entire surrounding country and the firm well merits the esteem of their patrons for prompt aud careful attention to business.

Messrs. J. W. Jonea ft Son handle a good line of new and Second hand This firm having been established for some time, have by careful and conscientious work and exercise of great skill and ability In their business, built up a large and flourishing trade, which da rapidly Increasing year by year. The premises are fitted up with all the appliances necessary for the Life Saving Station teous and attentive to customers ar mnmure, c.irpet store, cutlery, no withall very low in prices, thus have been able to achieve succe.

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