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Prentice Creamery, Parmer & Hesker proprs.
Prentice News, Barager & Jefferson publrs. Prentice Telephone Co, Clarence W Ma- comber, propr.
Rollins Edgar T, genl store.
S. NELSON COMPANY, Fur Skin Dressers and Dyers HIDES TANNED FOR ROBES AND COATS. SEND FOR PRICE LIST. 1603-1605 Galena Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Machinists and Patternmakers Special Machinery Built and Designed. General Repairing.
Dies and Stampings. Experimental Work. Brass Patterns.
P. C. PHILIPP & CO.
Corner 33d and Vliet Streets. TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
KURZ & ROOT, Consulting Electrical Engineers,
Plans, electrical determinations and estimates furnished for power and lighting installations. Res- idence and factory wiring of every description. Electrical supplies carried in stock.
LONG DISTANCE 'PHONE No. 310. (See page 11.)
APPLETON, WIS.
Prentice WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Preston 1017
THE PRENTICE CALUMET, A Weekly Established 1891. Largest Circulation in Price County Also Publisher of FIFIELD TRIBUNE. MARK R. BELL.
Rose Rev A (Baptist). Rose Truman, barber.
Salter F J, postmaster and drugs.
Searles & Nelson (Harry Searles, Charles Nelson), saloon.
Sheff Henry, express.
Smith Clarence G, saloon.
Union Supply Co, T J Good mngr, genl Le Grander Michael, saloon.
store.
Valois Oliver, saloon.
VAN DUSEN GRANT 0, Real Estate (See adv).
Van Dusen G O & Co, G O Van Dusen mngr, lumber mnfrs.
Whiting Emmet E, photogr.
Whiting Mrs E E, confr.
PRESCOTT.
With 700 population, is located on the Mississippi river, at the confluence of the Mississippi and St. Croix rivers, 23 miles Platte Herman L, genl store.
south from St. Paul, on the Burlington Ry., in the extreme western part of Pierce county, 18 miles west of Ellsworth, the Judicial seat and 23 miles southeast of St. Paul. It has a bank, churches of the Bap- tist. Catholic, Congregational, Episcopal, and Methodist denominations, and excellent schools. A weekly newspaper, the Pres- cott Tribune, is published. Exp. Adams. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Frank K. Havens, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allert Wm, coal. Allert Mrs Wm, bakery.
Althoff Herman, hotel.
Baker Joseph J, farm impts.
Bank of Prescott (capial $10,000), F H Wellcome pres, E N Longworth cashr. Betzel John B, shoemkr.
Brendemuehl Louis H, grocer.
Brown J F, meats. Burns James F, R R exp and tel agt.
Buschmann Bros (Herman G and Wm F), general store.
City Hotel, Miss Rosa Rittman propr.
Cotton Henry C, phys.
Dill Mathew T Co, grain.
Eichmann Frank, shoes.
Emery Rev W F (Methodist).
Engel P, general store.
Field Jesse S, lawyer.
Freas Jacob, furniture and undertaker.
Harnsberger John, machinist.
Harvey & Dill (J C Harvey, George M Dil!), hardware.
Hemphill Mrs John E, bakery.
Herda & Cernohaus, blacksmiths.
Hesinger Joseph, saloon.
Howe David, saloon.
Hurlbut Harry P, publr Prescott Tribune.
Kuhn Peter, saloon.
Lesemann Bros (Charles and Henry F), liv- er and dray.
McCray & Co (Carlos and Henry B Mc- Cray), drugs.
Mckeown H J, saloon.
Marcon Rev H A (Episcopal).
Mattson Swan, saloon.
Meacham J C. general store.
Mercord Frederick G, flour mill.
Mercord Herman F, electric light plant.
Miles George F, ice.
Miller Miss M A, millinery.
NEINSTED JOHN, Propr St Leon Hotel
Prescott Tribune H P Hurlbut publr.
Ptacek John & Son, blacksmith.
Public School Library.
Redner J A, saloon.
Reichert Sebastian, wagonmaker.
Rittman Mrs Rosa, propr City Hotel.
John Neinstedt
ST LEON HOTEL, Propr.
Savine Frederick, tailor.
Savine John, Jeweler.
Swanstrom Nels, tailor.
Van Bellen Peter, harnessmkr.
Wagner Edwin F, dentist.
Walters George A, blacksmith.
Welch George P, drugs.
Wengel J Henry, grocer.
White J S, lawyer.
Williams George G, painter.
Young Arthur M, phys.
PRESTON.
Population, 200. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Fennimore township, Grant county, 16
G. O. VAN DUSEN, REAL ESTATE.
WILD AND IMPROVED LANDS . FOR SALE. -ALSO AGENT FOR- WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILROAD LANDS. PRENTICE, WISCONSIN.
LORENZ' GOLDEN SEAL GENUINE EGG NOODLES.
FREE FROM ANY ARTIFICAL COLORING. CHOICE RECIPES WITH EACH CASE. LORNEZ BROS. MACARONI CO., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Checks, Plates, Etc.
See p. 7.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
& STENCIL WORKS RELIANCE STAMP
TAXIDERMISTS John Peters & Co. Groupings and Mountings for Museums and 'Collections. 2325 State Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
(See Adv. in Classi- fied Taxidermists.)
1018
Preston R. L. POLK & CO.'S
miles northeast of Lancaster, the seat of DEHDE HENRY, Cashier First Na- justice, and 6 from Montfort, the nearest tional Bank of Princeton and Sec Prince- connection. ton Produce Co. banking point. Telephone
James Putnam, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Allen Frank, mason. Dinsdale John, justice.
Eastman Lumber Co.
Fasbinder H J, livestock.
Filback John, mason.
MONTEITH J R, General Store.
Needham George, constable.
Preston Creamery Co. Putnam James, feed mill.
Walker Benjamin L, livestock.
Watchorn R, livestock.
Young Charles, blacksmith.
PRICE.
A country postoffice and flag station on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Garfield township, Jackson county, 30 miles from Black River Falls, the county seat, and 10 from Osseo, the nearest bank location. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Telephone connec- tion. T. K. Kleven, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.)
Christenson Austin, feed mill.
KLEVEN F K, General Store and Postmaster.
PRINCETON.
Population, 1,500. First settled in 1849, is a prosperous village located on Fox river and on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Green Lake county, 10 miles west of Dartford, the ju- dicial seat. It contains 2 banks, public halls, good hotels, Congregational, Metho- dist, German Congregational, Methodist Episcopal, German Methodist, German
Lutheran, and 2 Catholic church organiza- tions, a public school, completed at a cost of $11,000, and 2 weekly newspapers. Grain, live stock, wool, beans, potatoes and dairy and farm produce comprise the shipments. Telephone connecton. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Frank Tucker. postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
AMERICAN HOUSE THE, G H Holliday Propr, The Recognized Leading and Only First-Class Hotel in the City, Headquar- ters for Traveling Men. (See page 1019.) Badger Sewing Co, Fred Kleiber, mngr, overall manufacturers.
Bandell Carl, dray.
Barthal Carl, saloon.
Basing Wm, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Bednanck Theodore L, saloon.
Beebe & Clark (Edward R Beebe, Frank E Clark), publishers The Princeton Star. Borsack Frank, blacksmith.
Buckland R H, physician.
Busse Bros (Rudolph and Herman), black- smiths.
ICherney & Newman (Anton Cherney, G F Newman), founders.
Clark Frank E, lawyer. Codrow Anton, grocer.
Corenke Wm F, confectioner.
Daumann Gottlieb, mngr
John Ernst Brewing Co.
Princeton
Drill Andrew, saloon.
Dumdie Theodore, saloon.
EGGLESTON D W, Propr of the Hotel De Witt, Heated by Hot Air, Electric Light, Rates $1 to $1.25.
Eggleston Silas M, grocer.
Elkinton Wm H, photographer.
Ernst John Brewing Co, Gottlieb Daumann manager. Fink Frank F, saloon.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE OF Princeton (Capital and Surplus $26,000), G J Krueger Pres, Henry Dehde Cashier, Does a General Banking Business. (See page 1019.)
Foster Robert M, dentist.
Freigheit Wm, village marshal.
Gibbons Mary, dressmaker.
Giese Alford G, dentist. Gorr Herman, restaurant.
Gorski August, shoemaker.
Harmon, Kelley & Co (F N Harmon, G W Kelley, E D Morse), publrs Princeton Re- public.
Harroun Edward, justice of peace.
Hennig Mrs Christopher, meats.
Hennig Edward, barber.
Hennig John, baker.
Hennig John E, harnessmaker.
Hennig Julius E, marble works.
Hennig Mrs J E, milliner.
Herrmann Charles & Son (Charles and Charles F), furniture.
HOLLIDAY G H, Propr The American House, One of the Best $2 a Day Houses in the State. (See page 1019.)
Holly S B, physician.
HOTEL DE WITT, D W Eggleston Propr, Heated by Hot Air, Electric Light, Telephone, Rates $1 and $1.25, near the bridge.
Hoyer Rev A G (Lutheran).
Huenerberg Wm F, cigar manufacturer.
Kelley George V, supt schools.
Keys Wm A, photographer.
Kinkel Charles J, tailor.
Klawitter Gustav, saloon.
Kohnke Julius W, shoes.
Krueger Gottlieb J, general store.
Krueger G A & Son (Gustav A and Adolph A), meats.
LEHNER PHILIP, Lawyer.
Lichtenberg & Co (Ida Zoebel, Otto H Lich- tenberg), drugs.
Lueck & Manthey (W E Lueck, E C Man- they), general store.
Luedtke George, blackmith.
Luedtke Otto R, general sore.
Luther August, saloon.
Mackowski Bros (Stanislaus and Joseph), general store.
Manthey Ador A, wholesale produce.
Manthey John H, general store.
Manthey Martin, insurance.
Maulick Otto, saloon.
Megow Herman E, insurance.
Merrill Bros (Lute A and George H), livery. Merrill Frank S, veterinary surgeon.
Miller Richard H, cigar mnfr.
Morse Elmer D, lumber.
Mueller Frank, drugs.
Nickodem Bros (Frederick and Charles), general store.
Y L FACTORY BUILDINGS Of Steel, Brick or Concrete-Roofs-Watertowers
54 EXCHANGE BLDG. MILWAUKEE, WIS. JOHN GEIST Consulting Engineer.
Herman Grover & Co., or Write and Get Terms.
BUSINESS BROKERS. We Buy, Sell or Exchange. Call Telephone Main 3013. 4 Metropolitan Bldg. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
Princeton
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Princeton 1019
Ninneman Rev H (Evangelical). Oelke Albert, saloon.
Oelke Barney J meats.
Olman Oscar, principal of schools.
Page Frederick, stock breeder.
Paul John, propr Princeton Hotel.
Paul Thomas J, housemover.
Paull Mrs Harriet, dressmaker.
PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
Power Co (Capital $10,000), E D Morse Pres, Henry Dehde Sec.
Phelan Rev M (Catholic).
Picus Louie, general store.
Piper Dora, grocer.
Pischke Gustav, painter.
Pischke Mrs J, midwife.
Pischke Theodore, dray.
Ponto Wm, confectioner.
PRIEST HENRY K, Real Estate.
Princeton Creamery Assn, Ralph
Clark manager.
Princeton Hotel, John Paul proprietor.
PRINCETON PRODUCE CO, Henry Dehde Secretary.
Princeton Republic, Harmon, Kelley & Co, publishers.
Princeton Star, Beebe & Clark publrs.
Princeton State Bank (capital $30,000), E D Morse pres, H J Maxwell cashier.
Racek G J, physician.
Radtke John, saloon.
Randall Nettie H, physician.
Reetz Edward, harnessmaker.
Rempler Julius, wagonmaker.
Rimpler Anton, general store.
Saltzwadel Mrs G, dressmaker.
Schaal Godfrey, hardware.
Schendel Frederick, saloon.
Schiefelbein August, saloon.
Schmidt Lena, dressmaker.
Schmidt Wm, mngr Standard Oil Co. Schroeder Wm, hardware.
Shew B H, carpenter.
Shew Mrs John, milliner.
Shew John W, grocer.
Smith Eugene R, live stock.
Smith Rev Joseph (Methodist).
Standard Oil Co, Wm Schmidt mngr.
Sumner & Son (Frederick and Herman), farm implements.
Swanke August (est), wagonmaker.
Tassler Otto, bottler.
Teske G & Son (Gustav and Edward jr), general store.
Teske & Zieske (Edward Teske, Edward Zieske), flour mill.
Travis Arthur L, physician.
Tucker Frank, postmaster.
Tucker Harry E, barber.
Turner Hall, G A Weinkauf, mngr.
Warnke Herman, saloon.
Warnke J F & Son (John F and C A Warnke), grocers.
Weinkauf Gustav, hardware and jeweler.
Welk & Lambrecht (Fred Welk, Herman Lambrecht), farm implements.
Wells Mary J, physician.
Wendlandt Gustav, physician.
Whittemore Washington, insurance agt.
Whittemore Wm, sporting goods.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
G. H. HOLLIDAY, Proprietor. EVERYTHING NEW AND THE BEST. Table Strictly Up-to-date. Steam Heat, Electric Light, Bath Rooms. Commercial Men. Headquarters for
SAMPLE ROOMS ON THE GROUND FLOOR.
The Finest Trout and Bass Fishing in the State. Steam Yachts of all sizes can be chartered to convey parties to the best Duck Shooting in Wisconsin State.
PRINCETON, - - WISCONSIN.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, PRINCETON, WISCONSIN.
Capital and Surplus, $ 27,000. 170,000.
Deposits, -
President, G. J. KRUEGER.
Cashier, HENRY DEHDE.
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
W. G. TAYLOR CO., 25 Miller Block, Wisconsin St. and Broadway, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. and Fire Clay. Mortar Colors.
BUILDING MATERIAL
Fire Proofing. Hollow, Solid and Porous Tile. Concrete Construction. Fire Brick
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.
$100
Has Paid Back to Members
For Each Received in Premiums the Company
and Has on Hand to Their Credit
$118 OVER
S.
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Die M
Stamping and Tool Co. LA CROSSE, WIS.
1020 Princeton
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Quincy
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Selma Ernst opr. county, 18 miles northeast of Sawano, the
Worm Carl H, shoemaker. Wozny Rev S (Catholic). Yahr Frank J, lumber. Yahr Wm R, hardware. Ziegler Frederick, wagonmaker.
Zulkie Anton, saloon.
PROGRESS.
Population, 175. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Rock township, Wood county, 32 miles northwest of Grand Rapids, the county seat, and 12 from Pittsville, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. George J. Siegman, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Boushow F, saw mill.
Clark John, carpenter and mason.
Davis P H, hotel.
Dixon H, blacksmith.
Hansen L, mason.
Kienz G, carpenter. Liederbach Edward, genl store and r r agt. Liederbach & Zentter, wholesale wood.
Oman Ole Jac, notions.
Roising M, general store and saloon.
SIEGMAN GEORGE J, Genl Store and Postmaster.
Thresen John, saloon.
PROSPECT.
A discontinued postoffice in New Berlin township, Waukesha county, 6 miles south- east of Waukesha, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Has rural free delivery from Waukesha.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Thompson K H & Co, saw mill.
(See page 4.)
Emperor Christ, blacksmith.
Peffer Thomas E, blacksmith.
Smith Wm, saloon.
Verbrick Peter, blacksmith.
Vyovan George, general store.
Winton L S, general store.
PULASKI.
Population, 200. A village in Pittsfield township, Brown county, 19 miles north- west of Green Bay, the county seat, and 14 from Seymour, the usual banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. J. A. Peplin- ski, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Dillet Andrew, teacher.
Kaminski F, blacksmith.
Kubiak Antoni, carpenter.
KUROWSKI FRANK, General Store. Jack John, saloon.
Mixtacki Walter, saloon.
PEPLINSKI J A, General
Store,
Cheese Mnfr and Postmaster. Simon J, express agent.
Slowinski A, harness.
Tafel Frank, blacksmith.
PULCIFER.
Population, 180. A village on the Oconto river, in Green Valley township, Shawano
county seat, 41/2 from Gillett, the nearest banking point, and 21/2 miles from Mosling, its shipping point. Mail, daily. F. Poppe, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Andersen Ovid, blacksmith.
Bast R, carpenter.
Baster Charles, blacksmith.
Beecher A, hotel.
Bergner Louis, grist mill.
KOSKE FRANK F, General Store.
Koske P, butcher.
Krake Earl, saloon.
Larsen Bros, general store.
Peterson P, saw mill.
POPPE U, Restaurant, Groceries and Postmaster.
Staege S , teacher.
Zenk Wm & Sons, hardware.
QUARRY.
Population, 100. On the W. C. Rv., in Rockland township, Manitowoc county, 16 miles from Manitowoc, the county seat and banking point. Exp., National. Tele- phone connection. John Malmann, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Dumass Wm, hotel.
Empire Lime and Stone Co, lime mnfrs and crushed stone.
Evenson Andrew, saloon.
KRUEGER F A CO, General Store.
Malmann John, rostmaster.
Standard Lime Co, lime and stone.
QUINCY.
A country postoffice on the Wisconsin river. in Quincy township, Adams county, 12 miles southwest of Friendship, the ju- dicial seat, and 10 from Mauston, the near- est banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. Herbert P. Reid, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Atchey George, shoemaker.
Austin George, carpenter.
Avery H, town treasurer.
Avery John, stage driver.
Dittburner August, cattle.
Fairbank R D, saw mill and grinding.
Feldman E & Co, carpenters.
Greenwood L B, insurance agent.
Greenwood Mellen, teacher.
Gulickson Hans, blacksmith.
Haas Rev Martin (Lutheran).
Morley M M, justice.
Morley M & Co, steam thresher.
Otzig John, mason.
REID H P, Cheese Mnfr, Grocer and Postmaster.
Schliter Charles, mason.
Smith Wm, constable. Trumbull Roy, cheese mnfr.
Vanderbilt Andrew, teacher and town clk. Wormet Theodore & John, cattle.
CEMENT
Milwaukee Cement Co., 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.
Good Reliable Agents Wanted. ORGANIZED 1867. THE UNION CENTRAL Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Assets, $43,891,738.40 M. D. FETHERS. Gen'l Agent, Southern Wis.
(See Page 7.) MADISON, WIS.
1021
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT
Racine's
Business, Commercial Manufacturing and Professional Interests
IS. U.S.A. MEANS THE ACME OF
MADE IN RACINE.WIS
PE
E OF PERFECTION.
RACINE
MANUFACTURING AND
COMMERCE
1905-1906 =
1022
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
PLOWS J.L.CASE PLOW WOHL ..
WE CAN FURNISH BETTER
Sulky Plows, Gang Plows, Cultivators, Harrows, Corn Planters THAN ARE MADE BY ANY OTHER FACTORY.
Why not use Goods made right at your door ? We Know Your Wants
And that is what we make. We guarantee our goods, and you don't have to rely on a dealer because
We Make Them Right
Go to Your Dealer and Insist on Having
J. I. CASE GOODS
And do not let him induce you to take any other, not even on trial. If he will not supply you with them, come and see us, We will send you a catalogue if you will ask for it. " C
J. I. CASE PLOW WORKS, RACINE, WIS.
1023
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
FISH BROS. WAGON CO.,
RACINE, WISCONSIN.
MANUFACTURERS OF
FARM, FREIGHT AND SPRING WAGONS,
BUGGIES AND GEARS.
1024
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
THE S. FREEMAN & SONS MANUFACTURING CO.
Boilers
FOR ANY SERVICE
HORIZONTAL, VERTICAL, FIRE BOX and MARINE.
Plate Work of all kinds. Smoke Stacks, Breechings, Grey Iron Castings. SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICES.
Agricultural Implements,
Wind Mills,
Wind Mill Towers and Attachments,
Wood Saw Frames,
Corn Shellers,
Fanning Mills,
Horse Power Grinders.
Feed Cutters, Hay Loaders, Etc.
Write for Catalogue 504.
RACINE, WISCONSIN.
1025
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
RACINE GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES.
(Vertical, Horizontal and Portable.)
USED FOR ALL PURPOSES
FARM MILL SHOPS ETC.
Economical, Safe and Durable.
EASY TO OPERATE.
Write for catalogue and price on size required.
THE U. S. CORN PLANTER.
HANDLE ADJUSTABLE TO HEIGHT OF OPERATOR.
Disk Adjustable to Size of Seed, from
POP CORN TO LIMA BEANS,
Will not fail to drop.
Corn Planter.
The Invincible Potato Planter
IS THE MOST EASILY OPERATED SLEEVE PLANTER ON THE MARKET.
Plants more rapidly than any other. Every potato will be planted equal depth and will come up uniform. Open wire sleeve, which makes clogging impossible. Sharp jaw enters as easily as a spade.
ADJUSTABLE HANDLE. UNBREAKABLE SPRING. We also make solid tube and stick potato planters.
THE H. H. WABERS MFG. CO.
Invincible Potato Planter.
RACINE, WIS:
1026
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
We Make a specialty of Laundry Machines -FOR Homes, Hotels AND Institutions.
COMPLETE LAUNDRY OUTFITS AT MODERATE COST. OPERATED BY EITHER HAND OR POWER. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE "G" AND PRICES.
AMERICAN MANGLE AND ROLLER CO., RACINE, WISCONSIN.
BELLE CITY HOTEL
J. H. SPENCER, Propr,
New House ,Complete Hot Water Heat
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
%
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS
1224=26 Sixteenth Street,
RACINE, WIS.
1027
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
CATALOGUES.
BOOKLETS.
Citizens Phone 624.
Long Dist. 9801 Black.
Commercial Press Co.
RACINE, WIS
INCORPORATED
CATALOGUE AND COMMERCIAL
PRINTERS.
SOCIETY PRINTING A SPECIALTY.
470-472 College Avenue.
RACINE, WIS.
WRITE US FOR ESTIMATES ON PRINTING.
YOUR HOME MUST BE HEATED
FLOW PIPE
SMOKE
ยท RETURN
IN THE WINTER, SO You are Interested in DAVIS HEATERS, as they are Saving in fuel, which you will demand sooner or later.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR TO THE
DAVIS HEATER CO.,
216 Sixth Street, = -
RACINE, WISCONSIN.
1028
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
CHRIS. H. HECK.
OTTO H. HECK.
HECK & HECK, Manufacturing Pharmacists.
1501 W. SIXTH ST.,
RACINE, WIS.
We can help you market your preparation, No private Formula contract is too large for us to handle to the customer's satisfaction. We take equally good care of the small ones.
You could not possibly lose by letting us make an estimate on yours. You might gain a great deal by it. Write us.
OUR SPECIAL REMEDIES:
H. & H.
Mentho Pine Plaster. Mentho Pine Cough Drops. Mentho Pine Cough Cure. Kold-Kracker Tablets. Catarrh Jelly. Nerve and Blood Builder.
H. & H.
Resor-Quino Hair Grower. Resor-Quino Antiseptic Shampoo. Worm Wafers. Cuta-Plasm.
Dyspepsia Cure,
Borophen Healing Salve.
Velvo Cream. Maltomulsion.
Rheumatic Cure.
Anti-Germo.
Kidney Cure.
Headache Kure.
Laxitol. Cholera Mixture.
Little Early Wakers.
Pilo.
Tender-Foot-Powder.
Korn Sheller. Denta-Gum. Insect Terror. Tasteless Cod Liver Oil Cordial.
FUMO .- The Ideal Disinfectant and Germicide.
A Live Agent Wanted in every locality. Write us for exclusive territory.
HOTEL BELVIDERE
ROBERT MUTTER, Proprietor.
Centrally Located Electric Lights
Rates, $1.50 to $2.00 Per Day, Bath Rooms on Every Floor. Steam Heat Electric Fire Alarm
CORNER WISCONSIN and FIFTH STREETS.
RACINE,
WISCONSIN.
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Dr. Lorenz's Swiss Mountain Stom- ach, Kidney and Liver Herb Tea .. Sarsaparilla Compound. Zozo Tooth Powder, paste and wash. Wonder Liniment.
Beef, Iron and Wine.
Eczema Salve.
1029
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
J. A. HOOD STUDIO
931 Milwaukee Ave., RACINE, WIS.
Miss Jessie Henderson-Himmelein.
THEATRICAL PHOTOGRAPHER.
Frame Pictures for Lobbies.
6 YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN THEATRICAL AND CIRCUS PHOTOGRAPHY.
PORTRAITS (The Best to be Had.) EXTERIOR & INTERIOR VIEWING. LANDSCAPES. MARINES. STOCK.
Best Equipped for Flash Lights in City. Halftone Furnished on Short Notice.
At Home Portraiture, a Leading Feature. This includes Christmas Festivities, Weddings, Banquets, Parties, Etc. Old Folks at Home Portraits.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO RUSH ORDERS. CAN FURNISH PRINT SAME DAY IN 6 HOURS TIME. PRICES ON APPLICATION.
RACINE IRON AND METAL CO.,
M. L. FOX, Manager.
Scrap Iron and Metals. Pulleys, Shaftings, Bolts. Railway Material a Specialty. We Buy and Sell all Kinds of Machinery, Boilers and Engines,
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY IN PIPES AND FITTINGS IN SECOND HAND NATURE CUT AND THREAD TO ANY SIZE DESIRED.
PHONES: Long Distance 669. Citizens Local 669.
944-958 Milwaukee Avenue, RACINE, WISCONSIN.
1030
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
LANG MANUFACTURING CO.
HARDWARE SPECIALTIES. PATENTED NOVELTIES. SHEET METAL STAMPINGS.
NICKEL PLATING, JAPANNING, ETC.
ESTABLISHED 1885. Holborn and 18th Streets,
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. = RACINE, WIS.
JOHNSON & FIELD MFG. CO.
The Only Manufacturers of the Well-known and Reliable
ATHEL
RACINE MILLG
MANUFACTURED BYLO
JOHNSON& FIELD
RACINE WIS
U.S.A
RACINE FARM and WAREHOUSE FANNING MILLS and DUSTLESS SEPARATORS
They will do more and better work than any other machine made. Are built strong and dur- able. Well finished in six different sizes. Are exported to all countries where grain, seeds, coffee or rice are raised.
Our motto is Not How Cheap But How Good.
Write for Catalogue and Special Prices to the Trade.
RACINE, - WISCONSIN, U. S. A.
1031
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
HOTEL RACINE
CHARLES S. SCHMITT, Proprietor.
Absolutely Fire Proof. First-Class In all its Ap- pointments.
Elevator, Steam Heat, Electric Fire Alarm and Electric Light in all Rooms.
Electric Street Cars from Mil- waukee and Kenosha and all lines from Depots pass the Hotel.
RATES : $2.50 and $3.00 per Day.
Finest Summer Resort in the West.
RACINE, - WISCONSIN.
RACINE EXERCISERS
Are the Best in the Market,
For Home or Office Athletes.
Perfectly Noiseless, Durable, Handsome in Ap- pearance and Moderate in Cost.
If your dealer cannot supply you send for our free booklet. You will find it "worth while." It tells you all about them.
Racine Steel Spring Exerciser Co., RACINE, - WISCONSIN.
1032
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Racine Refrigerator and Fixture Co. MANUFACTURERS OF
REFRIGERATORS FOR BUTCHERS, HOTELS OR PRIVATE RESIDENCES. Sectional Butcher Blocks, Store Fixtures. Etc.
1739 Holborn St., = RACINE, WIS.
THE GALVANIZED STEEL TUB WASHING MACHINE.
It cannot crack, leak, warp, splinter and fall to pieces. It is easy to operate, washes effect- ively, and will outwear any three machines on the market.
It cannot swell or shrink or lodge disease germs and dirt as wood- en machines do. It Is the only perfectly san- itary machine.
It is the best washer on the market. Something new and practical. For further particulars write
UNITED STATES WASHING MACHINE CO. 1530 Junction Avenue, RACINE, WIS.
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
1033
Saint Catherine's Academy, 12th and park Avenue, Racine, wis.
This Institu- tion. for the edu- cation of Catholic young ladies, conducted by the Sisters of the Order of St. Dom- inic, is pleasantly situated in one of the most retired and healthy local- ities in the city of Racine. For catalogue, address, The Di- rectress.
T. G. WADEWITZ, MANUFACTURER OF Wood Novelties, Cisterns and Tanks OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, ALSO THE RACINE WIND MILL.
I always carry in stock a full line of Iron and Wooden Pumps. Special atten- tion given to repairs of same. Estimates furnished on large Storage Tanks and Towers. Also manufacture the Winship Street Sprinkler, The Eureka Sander and the Winship Corn Planter.
The Wood Novelties and Specialties consist of Shipping and Exhibition Coops, Clothes Racks, Ironing Boards, Sleeve Boards and Towel Racks. Special attention given to all kinds of wood turning.
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