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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-21
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-21

TIDE TABLE-July, 1889.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
"Mnde in Kansas City. L. S. A." Goods
Always Sell Well In the Mar
kets of the West.

There have been good gains made in the
city during the year in the manufacture
of farm implements. Being one of the
greatest jobbing centerS in the land in this
trade. there Is much in the market to en-
courage new enterprises of that character.
At present. Kansas City is manufacturing
but a small portion of the goods used in
the implement trade but what is made
here is sold readily in competition with the
product of the big factories all over the
country. In fact. during the last season
orders poured in on these local plants SO
rapidly that they called in all their travel
ing men and took all orders subject TO de-
lay in filling them.
There are manufactured here all kinds
of farm implements. the quality being
guaranteed equal to those made anywhere.
The capacity of the plants has been in
creased during the year and a big surplus
stock of goods has been made up for the
seasons trade, which is expected TO be
big.
There is no branch of manufacturing in
the city that prOmises better results and
more business for the future than the man
ufacture of agricultural implements.
There are half a dozen firms making car
riases and wagons. and while they do husi-
ness in Il small way, they make goods that
stand the test and sell readily. Their bust
ness is continually increasing, and has al
ready become the basis for material en-
largement for the future. There will al
ways be a big demand for wagons, carts.
buggies and all kinds of farm implements.
and the indications are that the local manu-
facturerS will shortly hold a fair share of
the trade, as they ought TO do.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01
RETAIL CIGAR TRADE.
Invite the Trade of
the Public.

Kansas City can show as many strictly
first-class and representative retail cigar
houses as any city of its size in the coun-
been doing a fine business during the year.
Their managers say that more people learn
to smoke each year and 50 the trade in
creases. There has been a noticeable gain
during the last year because money has
been easier. fewer people have been out Of
employment and more had dollars In their
pockets. 1t is when such conditions prevail
that the cigar dealer finds times good and
trade growing.
The retail houses here make a specially
of handling the best lines in the market.
both of imported and domestic goods. 1t
is possible to buy here the finest and best
goods produced from the factory. Any
thing a smoker might want can he found
in the best retail houses and accommoda-
ting statesmen are in charge. All of the
big manufacturers of cigars have establish
ments here and are careful to look after
the retail trade In their goods as wei as
to push the wholesale and iobbinE trade.
With the increasing business of the city
each year and the very rapid growth Of
the number of people employed at re-
muncratiVe wages. there is L growing field
for the sale of fine cigars. The big fac
tories know that fact and are establish
irg their business here on an enduring
basis.
While there are a number Of strictly retail
cigar houses in the city. there is none SUI
perior 10 the retail department of the W. \.
Stickncy Cigar Company. and the business
il does shows that its desire to please is
fully appreciated by the smoking public.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01
AMONG THE ATTORNEYS.
lawyers Here Who Are Accepted
AuthOrIties-LOcnI Bnr Is Strong.

There Is wide field here for the practice
of law with all the multitude of varied
business matters that continually demand
the attention OF the men in business. and
the character Of the Kansas City bar Is
such ~ fully meets the demands. The
standing Of the bar II on" Of the matters of
which the city has always been justly
proud and Il includes men whose reputa-
lions are established nli over tho coIn-
try. III bar aTroClniion that has been
an active and lively organization here for
a scnr" Of years holds monthly meetings
and maintain It's own publication and the
character Of ~" pnp"rs that are read at
the meetings and appear In III" publication
attracts attention all over the country. In
all the departments Of the law the Kansas
city bar has members who have won
recognition Tor their learning ana wisdom
and the best law publications Of the land
use their productions. Tn reports of the
courts In the West contain the names
of the Kansas City attorneys whose prac-
tice Is so general in Connection with cases
of every marked Importance and the show
ing of the Kansas city attorneys IN the
reports t. highly crcditablo. Under the
care of the bar association there has been
conducted here Tor several years Il school
of law and IL Is patrou!Zed now by more
than 100 students. MANY of the attorneys
in practice here ar. young men.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01
PRINTERS SUPPLIES.
Heavy Sales OF Machinery and Sup
plies Have Been Made.

The demand for printing presses. type
and supplies has been the best the past
year the trade has ever seen in the city.
The conditions surrounding the country
editor have been such as to make it pos
sible for him to invest freely in new APP
pliances and improved machinery and he
has been prompt in getting hold of the
new goods. The two big houses here
represent the combination and also the out
side trade and each has been very pros
porous and has new orders coming in
freely.
There is a big local demand for that
class of goods among the many first-class
job houses OF the city. and all of tie new
novelties and accessories that come out find
a ready sale. The production of the type
founders and press builders are so nearly
perfect now that the improved machin-
cry is an absolute necessity in all first
class establishments.
Kansas City is a popular place for print
ers and newspaper people 10 purchase sup
plies. and all that is required 10 make the
business outfit complete. The ready printed
papers, the plate newspaper service. and
the printers supply and paper houses here
all contribute their share to make KAN
sas city the most popular QUILTING place
in the West.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01
Opposite Union Depot.

field for handling the supplies and INSTALL
Ing the new work demanded by the trade,
and in the ten houses here that contract
for that line of work and furnish the ma
terial. Kansas City has that line of trade
well cared for. The very many small
plants in the city requiring power gives a
wide field for the development of the bust
ness, while the many points of mauufac-
turing Importance all over the West make
the field inviting. Kansas City firms are
known for their enterprise and skill and
they are found in successful competition
with the leading firms Of the land in the
work that is done in the West. The pres
ent month there was shipped from Kansas
City TO Costa Rico. {. A. a complete power
plant for enc of the manufacturing plants
there. and this is hut one item in the
trade where Kansas City has won promi-
nence. The business done by the houses
keeps a large number of workmen con-
tinually engaged, and the business for the
past year shows Il gain of fully one-Iuar-
ter over that of any previous year. There
has been Il decided impetus shown in the
change from steam TO electrical power,
and the future promises 4 greater gain.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01
AhONG THE THEATERS.
on Cnn Find Entertainment to Suit
Your Taste and Your Purse.

The theatcrs of the city furnish ample
entertainment and amusement for the peo-
Pile and have won u deserved popularity
for their cnLcarors to please. The four
ter that is in course Of construction. and
the numerous concert halls and other gath
ering places meet nicely the demand for
gathering places and Entertainments. Kan
sas City is known all over the land as n
good theater town, ana all companies of
merit hat visit the city are given Il sup
port worthy the character OF their en-
i~ertainmcnt. The tendency here as at
all other cities Is TO the popular price
places. arG they are crowded here nightly
during the season. Practically all of the
good companies and stars that come West
visit this city. and the people have been
given the opportunities for seeing in their
choice predictions most all of the leaders
OF the stage. These with the numerous
small companies that are here in abund-
those who look to the theater for their
entertainment.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01
HOUSEHOLD NOVELTIES.
Many Modest Manufacturers Ar
Quietly Building Up Large and
Lucrative Trades.

For a CITY that has given but little at
tention to developing manufacturing enter
prises Kansas City eXcels in the number
and excellence of the small plants located
the household. a plant does IA thriving busi-
ness making curtain fixtures and sells them
all over the country and finds its business
growing wonderfully. Another plant finds
work for a dozen people making hangers
for window shades and curtains. and mas
sent them to the Pacific coast and also to
Europe. Another plant is sending all over
the continent and even TO Australia a COM
bination of tools used in building wire
fence. Then there are a hundred other mat
tiers of interest and convenience in the
house. the workshop and the factory that
are made here for sale, The managers have
gone quietly about their business. ard have
made satisfactory profits out of their in
v%entiOns and from their enterprise. With
the development that comes from a hearty
cooperation to push Kansas City made
goods. they expect a big growth and in
creased prOSreritX.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01
WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS
The Largest Jobber in the West Is
Located I'm Kansas City and
Is Doing Well.

The largest wall paper dealer west Of
ST. Louis Goes business in Kansas City
and carries a stock that is equal to any
of the demands that come from any point
in the territory that looks to the city for
its supplies. The house is located in the
best part of the city and over SQ,9e9 square
feet of floor space is used. The stock
embraces everything pertaining 10 the
trade. from the cheapest 10 the finest grade
Of paper for interior decorations. The bust
ness WAS opened here in 1855 and has stead
fly pushed its way to the front. each year
increasing its territory and number of Gus
toners and attracting trade that had been
going 10 ST. Louis and other Eastern
points. The business has reached a maEI.i-
Jude now that is commensurate with The
skill. wisdom and persistence with which
the matters have been pushed and is doing
mich TO advertise the merits of Kansas
City as a distributing point for all kinds
OF goods. Three men are kept on tho road
continually looking after the order trade.
4 retail department is also maintained
that does a magnificent trade each year.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01
BlERsMITH & MERRILL.
TniIors Who Are Famous for Their
Correct Styles, Perfect Fits and
lD-tO-Dnte EntcrDrjse,

There Is no place in Kansas City where
greater efforts are made to please and more
care exercised in keeping fully abreast of
the times than in the tailoring establish
ment of Biersmith * Merrill, on Tenth
street. between Main and Baltimore. They
handle all of the finest lines of goods and
are always ready to book an order for
something up-to-date. and are able TO de-
liver tie goods with quality style and fit
satisfactory to the customer. There is Il
growing demand here for the very best
work. and the superior grades of goods and
that trade is what the firm l. particularly
pleased 10 handle. 1T Is meeting with u
very generous patronage. and It's efforts TO
please are being fully appreciated. The
members Of the firm give their personal at
tention TO the trade. and pride themselves
on being able to show the latest goods, ard
the correct styles in wearing appar /. The
firm is composed of T.. l.. Biersmith and
Henry g. Merrill. young business men who
are as popular personally as they are prom
iuent i'll business.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-01
KANSAS FARM PRODUCT
THE SPLENDID TOTAL OF
$265.151,75G.
1t PASSES the Record of 1897 by
S3f.o0o. 900 and Measures the
Prosperity of the Pro-
ducers.

The interests of Kansas and Kansas City
are so closely interviewer that one can not
be injured without harm to the other. nor
can one prosper without the other being
largely affected by it.
Kansas is such a phenomenal state that
with her records only stand until the next
effort shows the advance. The announce
ment OF her products for 1885 made by Sec
retacy Coburn. of the board of agriculture,
shows a wonderful prosperity among her
people Tho Till the soil and that prosperity
finds a reflection in the growing business.
Secretary Coburn estimates the farm pro-
ducts of Kansas and their values for 1898
to be as follows. 1t shows Il gain of $3i,-
al, GG2 over 1891: