The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 8, 1894, Page 10

BOOK MANEF, THE S1_LOUIS ST.LOUIS NATIONAL BANK. "| The Tending | Book's ANHEUSER, BUSCH BECKTOLD & CO, Brewing Association. Beak Ma Martane a Bak Buiders. reptabers Else, 2a ee Srinion Sid Set aTirg eae = snr . $1,000,000.00 3 190,212.43 == Capital . . Surplus ear WELSON, President, . K. ROOT, Vice-President. es W. ISAACS, JR., Cashier, Wemakeand stamp Coen for Printers iblishers jana Pal a tonone in ihe count | FIRST CLASS LAW WORK MADE 4 SPECIALTY. Ratimstes cheerfully a Your order ‘solic: BECKTOLD & CO. = A Grand Array of Her Wide- ly Extended socom a Her Commercial Progress and Status Reviewed. $. E. HOFFMAN, Pres. J¥0. D. PERRY, Vice-Pres. JAMES B. T2DE, Cashizr. 1: +: — = — nee mmm LAGLEDE HATIONAL BANE St. Louis, Mo. Her Solid Banks and Great Mercantile Pros- perity. A Splendid Exhibit of Enterprising and Public-Spirited | Merchants and Manufacturers, Financial Institu- tions and Professioral Men. Capital ------- $1,000,000 Surplas 150,000 JULIUS S. WALSH, Pres. Saioce ores See second Office, 916 Market St. a ames - Resident Manage. a Gay Central Bldg., jer. x Office Telephone, 745. Ww Telephone 1857. ze MEACHAM & WAT Ged. L BERRY & C0., Agents and Dealers in matt rf ereciacries. Cait ax Kurece \Utiea and Portland | Chewing Gum and Prize Goods CEMENTS. St Lents. inden ios ve pore Road, between and Boyle Avenue. Commussion. Ww. Pe. P. KENNETT, Secretary. D. A. FRANCIS & BRO. = Commission Co, Rooacss 18,4922 204 N. Third St., | i Otz 22 g22 5 360-| —Maautactarers of— $28 F. Maz st an2 325 8. Semmerelal st. ST LOUIS, MO. fmaaufscturors, ST. Louis, ‘They are he (or. BOUISs aan ee ICORSETS JOHN D. PERRY, First Viee-Pres. \ JOHN SCULLIN, Second Vice-Pros. BRECKINRIDGE JONES, Secy. ‘MISSISSEPL YALLEY: TRUST CO. Cantal & Supls 3,000,000) 303 N. Fourth St. “ALFRED M. BAKER, | 9, Architect aad Superintendent. | it it Rooms 408 & 409 Fagin Building, 610 Olive St., : Af. HARLOW. Vice-President aS Commissien Co. GENVERS and SHIPPERS of GRAl er of Ca LOUIS, #O. S7. »prietors Madison Elevator T. J. PROSSER, | Railroad Contractor, St. Louis, Mo, 3 MERCANTILE CLUB BUILDING. Ya COT Ct. Largest Dealers of SP LOUIS: FROST , GENERAL OFFICES N.W.Cor. Fourth and Locust Sts.| THE AMERICAN BREWING C9. Aurazp ozasiy, © AUGUSTE wasaa, Cage & WERE, i. io} TITLE DEPARTMENT ARCHITECTS, 4 re e156 apse oe Street. The Purest, the Best. iT. LOUIS, MO. "609 Olive St. | capital and Surplus - - - - - - $3,000,000] TB® 4 B- 0. Beers Lead AU Others in| Quality. —OUR BRANDS— he sre an Standard,” Executes trusts of all kinds, guarantee registers and certifies bonds, gr tiles. manages estates, Serine Tansee and deals in stocks. e of imitations. Be sure to genuine. Made only by ‘ Receives deposits eee een ates aE UNDERTAKERS’ sells negotlableand non- mene cs acts as general financial scent. sls and in Wood. SUPPLIES CY CL @fice: 2820 S. Seventh St., ST. LCUIS,MO. | DAPALY ST. Louis CARRIAGES, ETC MANSUR & TEBBETS, sinning |. ‘* enefae' beth 8 Fane: wend ab. | | | Wholesale Carriage Manntacturers, erence, VEHISLES OF EVERY DESGRIPTION. OPPICE and BLPOGITIRT Cor. 13th and Spruce Ota. FASTORY 17th sad Clark Are., |W. IL SWIFT, Pres. 3 (CONSTRUCTION CO. all J. 3. FRUIN, Soc. 18, ¥.-P. 3.0. MARTIN, viecoma't FRUIN-BAMBRICK pRU Builders of Railroads, Water Works, &c. $7. LOUIS, MO. r. Tenth and Olive Sta. In the world. BICYCLES BICKGLES ALEX. NIEDRINGHAUS, Sec’y. ST. LOUIS Pressed Brick Co., Manufacturers of all kinds of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL BRICK —-AND ALso— Vitrified Street Paving Brick. L. GIS MILLER *JARCHITECT,De ST. LOU!sS. Laciode Building. Room 100. c a ane ex- Equitable Building, SIXTH AND LOCUST STREETS, St.Louis, Mo. rd ‘Tours. AND TRUST Cow PANIES. ies a ee ve Charles H. Rutan. George F. Shepley. Charles A. Cooltdgs. CHAS, W. BELEN. Pres. Hami.ToNn Telephono Building, $t. Louis, BE es caakieg: — “i ° HOE Co. BEIRUT, UTAN 2 GND) farm sHoe Co's ARCHITECTS. Ae OF or i mm Own Mane & LAWRIWOE MAUBAN, REPRESENTATIVE. Fi ai 22 Shoe a Prominent Buildings erected by us: The Lionberger Building, The Mallinckrodt Building, The Shepley Building, ‘The Mansur-Tebbetts Building, The Famous Building, The Knox Building, The Bell Telepbone Building, Schuyler Memorial House, Henry Hiteheock’s house and other @wellings in and about St. Louis, --—_ "any ru, s4or_YfT- Louis. Fourth, 3 i Olive & Pine Sts. » $500,000. Surplus and!ofirded Prats $27,102.22 | ACCOTJES SOLICITED. The larrest shoe business done by any » howe inthe United States is that of the HAMILTON- BROWN SHOE CO., Louis, Mo., Who so Ss packed, billed andshipped toover 6. 500 customers the amount of $4,- S2 in 1898. 1804, showed sale: 08, 0 asl over the sawie’ period one gaia BOILERS @ MACHINE SUPPLIES Of 823 Clark Ave., ST. LOUIS, MO. J E. CLARK & , MISSOURI CIDER White Wise and Cider, Visepas, THE BRIDGES GARRIAGE CO. cipur. (Successors to GREE. MANUFPACTU ine Sweet Refined and Cider Hard. Depot 2000 to 2010 Pine St., ST.LOUIS. 5 | WM. HEMAN, Pres. REMAN GONSTRUCTION 60. Contractors, 1033¢ N. EIGHTH ST. oom 12. AUGUST KEMAN, Vice-Pres. CHAS. A. HARTMAN, Seo.-Treas GEO. C. HUTCHINGS, Genera! Manager | PORTLAND GRAIN nh} AND {' SRNR ETAL AP hi} Wabedl buy Ofice: 804 Olive St For Red and Gray Au Estimetes Cheerfully Furnished and All Information Freely Given. T HITABL Sat D na : oat 1831. hi Boller rs Sheetiron Works Co. iM ADISON COAL C0, F.C. BONSACK, \NATTINALBANK). ==" cs ISTEAM BOILERS GLEN CARBON ARCHITECT, Room 516 Union Trust Building, Jeventh and Olive Sts., ST. LOUIS, MO. ——AND ALL SINDS —ANoO— Silver ’.* Creek *.* Coal. GENERAL OFFICE: ‘Laclede Building, St. Louls. Mines coated On & K. + JACKSONVILI Fy & S. 8T. LOUIS & vasreRN RY or{7. LouIs. Capital. - - - $700,000.00 Surplus . «+ + 150,000.00 Fine Shoes for Men, Shoes for Boys and Girls, Shoes for Working People. SHEETIRON WORK. SMOKE STACKS. Storage Tanks for 0:1 and Water. Freeing and Brine Tanks for Te Ma) je erected i he country. Rogairl ng Boi ters tatde of city. 1535 to 1547 N. 9th., , Mullanphy, St. ST. Louts, Mo. CANDEE’S NEW JERSEY, Amazon and all grades RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES. Washington Ave. & 11th St. St. Louis. a iy THE LION" ind ational Dat) =. crop cg GERRIT H. TH BE gal Our specialty, a first-class ; Attorney and Counsellor, mae Lovrs. button shoe at 304 N, Eighth St. CAPITAL. . . $1,000,000.00.| £1.60. Turner Building, St. Louis. No. 417 OLIVE ST. They are wor!d beaters. Try a few dozen pairs. GEO. T. CRAM, President. N.O. NELSON, Vice-President. THOS. A. STODDART, Cashier. JAMES B. SHARPE, Ass*t Cashier. 1819 10 1825 PINE ST., St. Louis. = AUF NAGEL RIPLEY -DETRICK saa SECURITY BUILDING. Bags. CoTTon Factors AGP WH WL2555, 12, Tie: Prea| F. W. MEISTER, JOBN WARL, President. Vice-President. WiLL. CHASE. SS Hn. Bastoa, Cashier. ¥. B. LUDINGTOR, ‘St Louis, anton ‘Cashier. COMMERCIAL COLLEGES, 1, RESUARD & SOW CARPETINGS, ¥ ant Treas. H. & L. CHASE| GERMAN MANUFACTURERS OF Heovererbeet of — for Lape re — Savings [nstitution, Hts Kit & Chile's" SEro=e co., SUPPLY C0., cae Boilers, . Commission Co. STEAM AND-GAS FITTERS, | a2 AX.GS I oncanizn 1258. sc aE wm.|Water and Gas Worits, shee _— ‘orauKinds. lig... ..,. SSM and Oxtords. MILLS, FASTORES, MINES, ETC. A112, 14,16,108 2 Malt, po. SKA CTT STREET, a SECOND STREET, St. Louis, Ho, sr. LOWE. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis. eps a8, a #2 oB¢ Zz Ste SB Ses 3 a 3 Spep éaring the entre year. Stadents may enter at any time. 6. BOHMER . J. CARPET C0. %. Ei LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERES, DECORATIVE SILKS. | Broadway and 01, Charles £8... Louis | Branch office, T. SHARON in charge, 161 at 163 Fra a 00. Bae STC SSeS d Fine Confections 217 & 219 Pine St, can “MANUFACTURERS. : 1. & Estaseh, Preslizst. P.M. Hitng, Vice-President 934 Masager. Gea. J. Kebaicd, Seccetary and Treasurer. BALL- WARREN st. Lowrs, CAR CO., MANUFACTURERS OF . Cable, .”. Electric ‘SRL CMMI waanmurT, | 4x ais oruex woros cazs 109 Walnut St, |Marrow-Gauge Coaches, Etc. OFFICE 3023 N. BROADWAY, St. Louis. Louis, Moc. PRY Goops, RICE, STIX & CO. WHOLESALE BAY GODS, MOTIONS and FURNISHING GOODS. ‘Washington Ave., Tenth and St Charles Ste., St, Loula, . H. T. SIMOH-GREGORY MATTINGS, | pms GOODS co. tmporters ant “Whetesate Demers, 619, 621, 623 Washington Ave. St. Louis tevt woh HARGADIZE- oops ITTRIC a oo. Sj [eee ee | Base aay ae oe ae ee 4 CP WALSRIME, President. ED. BIDSCTZAT- | ‘Presidzx. ‘Established 1845. ¢-3. MERREL DG tt. i ‘escoen Glass end Ge ware, — ‘Brinding Dareagh ¢ 5 R Chmtes TY Lun DESx CO, Solid Oak Tyler Desk, TYLER DESK 00, £1408 WN. FOURTH ST —— |ROCK DRILLS, COAL MINING , | PLbcrRotyrens « px La ct cand SmI, ee Iearperaied 1883,; "2" 2 5 620 Washington Ave. ST. LOUIS. ‘Twelfth and Locust street, ST. Lou's. long, with filing pe? foe Compicte. $24.00 Net. Sead 1c page : 3 oe for new 178 Row Open at Permanegt Qnartety Ready for Business With a Full Line of AB Office Furniture, And Are Prepared to FLL Ail Oréazp, DENTISTS. DR CHASE E. 0. GHASE. LB. §. 604 Oliva St. ELECTRIC LIGHT 6% 9 8 EDISQN LLAUAINATING COMPANY OF ST. LOUIS. . GZAS. ?. LaMrrL, Sery and Tress, INTERSTATE COMPLETE ELECTS CONSTRUGTIOY C2, 809-817 S, Seventh St., ST. LOUIS, HO, WM. WODDACE, Prosideat, Compiete Installations of Electrie Light and Power Plants. Write for Catalogne of ENGINES 475 wi BOILERS, MACHINES, HCISTING EN- CINES, SAW MILLS, CRUSHERS ra $ 2 > CHAS. W. MELCHER MACHINERY 60, 610 N. FOURTH ST., ST. LOUIS. Chas. A. Drach, Pres. F. 0. Drach, Set Jno, Bermel, Mgr. CHAS. A. DRACH ELECTROTYPE C0, Electrotypers, Stereotypers and Engravers. Cor. Fourth and Pine Sts., Telephone 110 8T. LOUIS, M@ ENGRAVERS—PROTO. ST.LOUIS Puoto-Fucravine G, Cameras om StL0 ee AMUEL, Pre B. Is = HUGH f0GERs, A. CUNNING- MAM, Acct. Sees ST. LOUIS sex UMTED ELEVATOR C8, ST. LOU, #8.