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Title: Illustrated Buffalo: the queen city of the lakes
Year: 1890 (1890s)
Authors: Bailey, George Milroy, 1862- (from old catalog)
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Publisher: New York, Acme publishing and engraving co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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t. During thepresent year tbey have handled bnililing sites and acre propertyvalued at over $1,000,000. Tbey are active, enterprising, businessmen ot unquestioned reputation, and are endorsed and recommend-ed bv capitalists and citizens generally. Mr. Thomas is the prcprie-tor and founder ot thoMi-ll l^-i t: TlH.mass Drug Store of No.lG9.\llenStreet,whlchlKisi . n. i I .>1 since 18:2, and endorsedbythemedicalprofession.il 1 ■ :: ■ i .illy, as one of the oldest and most reliable pharm;io .^ in ; i . i ■ 3Ir. Fred B. Walker is ayoung man who is builrling up a splendid reputation, especinlly as asalesman. The amovmt of property that be has sold during the pastfew years is phenomenal. He caref ullv looks a fter the interests of hisclients and is correct, upright, and fair in all his dealings. TheirofBces which are very neatly and tastefully fitted up, are in roomsNos. 11 and 12 Haven Building comer Main and Seneca Streets. •ILLUSTRATEDTHECITY OF THE LAKES. ji^ ^ J.^^^SH??.. 121
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ILLUSTRATED 123 ^^B^FFALOM. THE av/£EN5ITY OF THE LAKES. THE HAWKS BOOK STORE, Riley & Jones, Proprietors, No.31 East Seneca Street, Opposite the Postofflce.—The oUl-establislied Hawks Book Store, is without exception thebest known headquarters tor books and stationery and officesupplies in the city. It was founded in 1841 by Mr. T. I. Hawks,whose name it bears, and by whom it was conducted in a most suc-cessful manner for a period of upwards of halt a century. He com-menced operations in Seneca Street, between Main and Washington,and thirty years aso removed to the premises now occupied at No.31 on that thoroughfare, opposite the postofflce, and continued thebusmess until November, 1888, when he was succeeded by the pres-ent proprietors, Messrs. Philip M. Riley and Paul A. Jones, who arepractical, experienced young men. They are conducting the busi-ness in the same honorable, upright manner, and upon the sameliberal principles that made the establishment so popular in thedays

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