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business district is built of white lime- stone and in many instances with hand- some granite facings, and this with the excellently paved streets, makes it one of the cleanest looking cities in the coun-
try. The city is connected with Milwaukee by electric railway. Telephone connection. Exp., Am., National and U. S. Tel., Postal and W. U. Arthur W. James, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Abbott E P, mngr Cudahy Bros Co.
Aeolian Orchestra, C A Keebler leader. Affolter Edward J, carpenter.
Agnew David W, district attorney.
American Express Co, O F Graves agent.
American Mineral Water Co, A C Powers manager.
Armin & McCarthy (Charles E Armin, George R McCarthy), lawyers.
Baldwin A J, mngr Wisconsin Tel Co.
Balzer Frederick, confectioner.
Bancroft Bert W, teas.
Bancroft Francis D, jeweler.
Bannon Perrie T, clothing.
Barber Alexander H, res phys Keeley Inst.
Barker E R, poultry breeder.
Barker Wm E, restaurant.
Barnes Cassius L, painter.
Barnes Laura, teacher.
Becker & Blasing (John A Becker, Albert Blasing), grocers.
Beckmann Emma, dressmkr.
Beggs Edward D, horseshoer.
Beggs Robert C. real estate.
Bell A J, agt Wis Cent Ry.
Bentley Matthew, painter.
Bergeley Charles A, livery.
Berry George W, grocer.
Bethesda Mineral Spring Co, A M Jones pres, A W Jones sec.
Bidwell Emily R, teacher.
Bidwell Ida M, teacher.
Bieskenheier Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
Biggs Ray (Ray Biggs & Co), livery.
Biggs Ray & Co (Ray Biggs), undertkrs.
Blair Bros (Frank C and George B), machs Blair Florence, music tchr.
Blair Peter R, carp.
Blank Ida M, milliner.
Bluemling Ernest R, tailor.
Bohr Mary, dressmkr.
Bohs Wm H, meats.
Bostwick E Frank, confr.
Bouault Justine, teacher. Bouchier Alice M, dressmkr.
Bowe Ellen, dressmkr.
Bowe John, livery.
Bowe Mary, dressmkr.
Bowling J Willis, barber.
Brandenburg Amanda, dressmkr.
Breaid John, saloon.
Brecher Carl, saloon.
BREESE RICHARD P, Cashier Nation- al Exchange Bank.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
all kinds of 221-225 Eighth St., Manufacturer of Metal Goods, Office and Desk Railings, Brass Wickets, Fences, Creating and all kinds Ornamental Iron Work.
C. Colnik Mnf'g Co.,
G. D. JONES LAND CO., WAUSAU, WIS.
(See page 9)
We Own 28,000 acres Marathon County L'ands.
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
Waukesha
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Waukesha 1233
Advertising matter of every description will be addressed, folded, en- closed, mailed or handed by us direct to consumers in every town, village, hamlet, and cross-road in our circuit of fifteen counties. Cloth, wood and metal signs tacked in conspicuous locations. Classi- fied names and addresses furnished. : : : : : : : :
Circuit of 600 TOWNS "The Best"" Distributing Service in Wisconsin.
HENRY A. MEVIS
ESTABLISHED 1880.
Distributing, Sign- Tacking,
Window
Display,
Package
Delivery,
Addresses
Supplied.
BOX 365. Waukesha, Wis.
Counsel COLLECTIONS. Administration. Fire Insurance.
J. R. BUCHANAN, LAWYER.
Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
Putney Block
WAUKESHA, WIS.
A. B. CAMBIER, C. E. Consulting Engineer, Late with U. S. Eng'r Department.
04
JOHN P. DEY, Civil Engineer, Surveyor.
Plans, Specifications and Estimates for Sewerage Systems, Sewage Disposal, Water Works, Street Grades, Etc.
ROOMS, 217-219 OVITT BLOCK,
Phone 1515.
WAUKESHA, WIS.
GRADUATES of the
EAU CLAIRE BUSINESS COLLEGE, Eau Claire, Wis., are Furnished Employment
Die Mak
Stamping and Tool Co. LA CROSSE, WIS.
1234 Waukesha
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Waukesha
Brehm Bros (John and Philip), genl store. Christoph May, music tchr.
Brigham Mrs Mary J, dressmkr.
Brisk Wm, painter.
Brockman Rev Paul (Lutheran).
Brosnihan Mary, dressmkr.
Brow Mrs Mary, dressmkr.
BROWN C W, Propr Schlitz Hotel. (See page 1239.)
Brown Edward, harness.
Bryant David E. teacher.
BUCHANAN J R, Lawyer, Collections Collins R T, saloon.
and Fire Insurance, 7-8-9 Putney Block. Colloton Estelle, dressmkr.
(See page 1233.)
Buchner Christine E, dressmkr.
Buchner & Scholl (Christ Buchner, Vin- Connell Carrie, teacher.
cent Scholl), saloon.
Buckley Patrick J, real est.
Buckley T P, city clerk.
Burke Madison J, teacher.
Burmeister Miss A H, dressmkr.
Burnett James A, teacher.
Burton Bros (John R and James J), proprs Coleman House.
Burton F E, propr Fox River Hotel.
Butchart Andrew B, florist.
Butterfield Claude H, artist.
Butterfield Miles L, restaurant.
Cahill Edward W, plumber.
Cahili & Stegler (Michael W Cahill, An- Cramp Lilly, teacher.
drew Stigler), blksmiths.
Caldwell Margaret, physician.
Calhoun George E, saloon.
Cromwell G S, laundry.
CAMBIER A B, Consulting Engineer, Cross Bridget, dressmkr. 217-219 Ovitt Blk.
Cambrian House, D W Roberts propr.
Camp Daniel L, mens furngs
Cudahy Bros Co, E P Abbott mngr, meats.
Curtis Frank, transfer line.
Dailey Harry, contractor.
Dailey H & Son (Harry and Jesse Dailey), asphalt and brick paving.
Daubner G Holmes, lawyer.
Laubner & Son, bottlers.
Davies Richard E, phys.
Davis Joseph H. barber.
Davis Wm L. ins.
Dean Gertrude, teacher.
Deakin Walter J. blacksmith.
DEY JOHN P, Civil Engineer and Sur- veyor, 217-219 Ovitt Blk. (See page 1233.) Dick James J. circuit judge.
Dick & Deck (Killian Dick, Charles Deck), meats.
Dickie Sarah, teacher.
Diedrich Wm J, teas and coffees.
Diehm Rev Carl (German Reformed.)
Dieman August, mason.
Dieman Ida, teacher.
Dieman Oswald A, carp.
Dinkel Herman C. saloon.
Dispatch Publishing Co. G W Norris mngr. publrs Waukesha Dispatch.
Dixon Wm, dairy.
Dopp Arthur J. lawyer.
Droegkamp Rev Herman Evang.)
J (German
Dunlap & Williams (Wm P Dunlap, John S Williams), drugs.
Dwinnell George L. carp.
D B & K Mnfy Co, R Bailey pres, H E Kepler sec and treas, feed and litter car- rier mnfrs.
Eales Samuel, florist.
Edwards Ida M. teacher.
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.
CASEY'S BUFFET,
J. J. CASEY, Propr.
At the Five Points. Come in and wait for the Milwaukee Car. It stops in front of the door.
Telephone 157.
402 Broadway, WAUKESHA, WIS.
Casey Thomas, saloon.
Caspar Charles, furniture.
Castles Mrs Margaret, dressmkr.
Chalmers Rev W E (Baptist).
Chapman Wesley H, dentist.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Ry, T H Taylor agt.
Chicago & Northwestern Ry, L E Riblet Dyke Willis A. harness.
agent.
Christianson Andrew P, mason.
Christoph Bros (Reinhold L and Paul), genl store.
Christoph Julius B, news.
City Emergency Hospital, (.Mrs Griffith Ellis matron.
CLARK STANTON R, County Clerk. CLASEN FRED J, Propr National Ho- tel. (See page 1235.)
CLASEN & WALSH (Fred J Clasen, Ed- ward D Walsh), Lawyers.
Coleman House, Burton Bros proprs. Coleman Jennie, teacher.
Comstock Edith, dressmkr. Condos S, confr.
Connell Catherine, teacher. Constantine Kate, dressmkr.
Cook Jessie, dressmkr.
Cook & Kolb (Wm T. Cook, Herman Kolb). meats.
Cook & Wangelein (Frank A Cook, Elmer Wangelein), livery.
Cooke Lucile, teacher.
Cooke Luella, teacher.
Coombs A N, lawyer.
Cory Rev Isaac L (Congregational).
Cox Marcus C, grocer.
Cramp Andrew J, teacher.
Crane Charles M, vet surg.
Crawford Maggie, dressmkr.
Caples Dr Byron M, supt Waukesha Springs Sanitarium.
Carberry James A, saloon.
Carlstedt K Leonard, piano tuner.
Carroll College, Wilbur O Carrier pres. Carstens Daniel H, confr.
Carstens Elizabeth, dyer.
Caryl Wm W, dentist.
Casebeer Wm F, painter.
CASEY'S BUFFET, J J Casey Propr, 402 Broadway. (See adv.)
CASEY JOHN J, Propr Casey's Buffet, Deveny Harry, tailor. 402 Broadway. (See adv.)
Crossman Clarence L, dentist.
Crosswhite John D, barber.
(See Page 7.) MADISON, WIS.
J. CHRIS. HEINRICH, Consulting Mechanical Engineer -FUEL ECONOMY ENGINE AND BOILER TESTS A SPECIALTY. (See Page 4.) 921 GARFIELD AVENUE, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Waukesha WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Waukesha 1235
T. E. RYAN, Pres.
S. B. MILLS, V. Pres.
W. H. HARDY, Sr., Treas.
Hardy-Ryan Abstract Co ..
Abstracts of Title, Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance OUR SPECIALTY, FARM LOANS. TELEPHONE 99-2 rings. W. H. HARDY, Jr., Secretary. Rooms 206, 207 and 208 Ovitt Block, Grand Avenue and South Street, WAUKESHA, WISCONSIN.
GEO. E. GERKEN,
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans and Farm Lands,
Rooms 1 and 2 Putney Block, NOTARY PUBLIC. WAUKESHA, WIS.
national Hotel. Remodeled and Newly Furnished. THE LARGEST AND LEADING COMMERCIAL HOTEL. RATE, $2.00 PER DAY. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers. Centrally Located.
F. J. CLASEN, Prop. WAUKESHA, WIS.
W. P. SAWYER, President. W. H. SLEEP, Vice-President. R. P. BREESE, Cashier.
National Exchange Bank
WAUKESHA, - - WISCONSIN
First-class Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
Capital, $50,000.
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $35,000.
Dunnville Stone Co. Robert A. Lang, Pres., H. R. Lang, Sec. and Treas. CUT STONE CONTRACTORS Cut and Sawed Stone from their Quarries at Dunnville and Colfax, Wis .; also Dealers In General (Incorporated) Merchandise. Store at Dunnville. Address No. 656 Galloway Street, EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
DECORATIONS ODIN J. OYEN, 116 S. 4th St., LA CROSSE, WIS.
For CHURCHES, THEATRES, RESIDENCES Designs and estimates furnished for Decorating, Painting and Hardwood Finishing. Foreign and Domestic Wall Paper Fabrics. (See adv. in class Clergymen)
Repairing Engines, Gas Engines and Pumps of Every PRACTICAL MACHINISTS Description. Builders of Special Machinery, Tools,
Waukesha
Eimer Joscph, saloon. Elliott Frederic C. dentist.
Ellis Fannie L. librarian Waukesha Public Gredier Linda E. teacher.
Gredler Wm, real est.
Green J H. register of deeds.
Greengo Richard S. contr.
Gregory Wm D, painter.
Griffin E A & Co (Elbert A Griffin), feed and cider mill. Griffith E Albert. feed mill.
Griswold Milton S. county judge.
Groat John H, grocer.
Grogan Julia, dressmaker.
Grogan Katie, dressmaker.
Gutheil F R & Son (Ferdinand R and Ar- thur D). flour mill.
Hadden-Rodee Co, Stanley Morgan mngr, brokers.
Hadfield Samuel, hotel.
Haight Theron W, lawyer.
Hale Floy Coone, teacher.
Hall W D, teacher.
Halligan Kate M. dressmaker.
Hamilton Henry B. bowling alley.
Hamrick Porter S, teacher.
Hanks Jennie A, nurse.
Hannon John J. wall paper.
Hansen Celia, dressmak. ..
Harding George, live stock.
Hardy Floyd M, photographer.
HARDY-RYAN ABSTRACT CO, T E
Ryan Pres, S B Mills Vice-Pres, W H
Frank John C. saloon.
Frank John J. mason.
Franklin Robert, painler.
Fraser C J. clerk of circuit court.
Free Public Library of Waukesha, Fannie L Ellis librarian.
Freeman Jeanette, laundry.
Fruedenstein Henry, carp.
Ganfield Wm A. teacher.
Garrity George, teacher.
Gaspar Charles, furniture.
Gaspar John L. seeds and coal.
Gaul Ralph J, painter.
fault Francis H. flour and feed.
Gauthier Wm C. house mover.
Gavin Mary A. massage.
Gem Land Co. F J Smart pres. Wm H Hardy jr sec.
Genske Anna, dressmaker.
GERKEN GEORGE E, Real Estate, In-
surance. Loans and Farm Lands. Notary |Haynes Henrietta, teacher.
Public Rooms 1-2 Putney Blk. (See page 1235.)
Hemlock Daniel J, lawyer.
Hengen Jacob, shoemaker.
HENK A C, Mngr Henk Mineral Spring Co. 406 West av.
Gilman Charles E. barber.
Gilman F L & Co (Frank L Gilman), laundry.
Gittner Coal and Supply Co. Otto Gelhaar pres. H L Gittner sec and treas.
Henneberry John A, saloon.
Henning Rev Carl (Lutheran).
Henschel Edward A, painter.
Hepp Wm, general store. Herbrand Charles, meats.
Globe Clothing Co, Morris Levin mnfr.
Globe Elevator Co. J I Brimmer mngr.
Goerke Bros (Albert and Gustav), saloon. Goff Chester, restaurant.
Gorder Charles A, hardware.
Grand Avenue Hotel.
Granger Ida' M. principal.
Grape John. gardener.
Graves O F. agt Am Exp Co.
Graves Willard L, harness.
Gredler Alma, dressmaker.
Library,
Enders Bernhard, chief of police.
Engel Rosalia, dressmaker.
Estberg Albert C. drugs.
Estberg & Sons (Adolph F and Emil W), jewelers,
Ester Jennie, laundry.
Esterly Florence, teacher. -
Evans Thomas, carp.
Fallon Michael, blksmith.
Faulkes Wm O, teacher.
Federal Agency Co The. T E Ryan pres. Federal Life Insurance Co. The Federal Agency Co agents.
Federer Albert M. blksmith.
Fenlon Mrs Emma, nurse.
Ferguson Wm C. saloon.
Filer S J, mngr Keeley Institute.
Flattery Amanda, teacher.
Foster Edward, wool.
Fountain Spring House. James C Walker mngr. Fowlie Wm M. teacher.
Fox Hubbell, carp.
Fox Mary, magnetic healer.
Fox River Hotel, F E Burton propr. FRAME H M, Cashier Waukesha Na- Hansen Mrs H M. dressmaker.
tional Bank.
Frame & Blackstone (Harvey J Frame, A Harding George, live stock breeder.
Hardy Sr Treas, W H Hardy Jr Sec, Ab- stracts of Title Real Estate Loans and Insurance 206-208 Ovitt Blk. (See page 1235.)
Hardy Wm, auctioneer.
HARDY WM H JR, Sec Hardy-Ryan Abstract Co and Notary Public, 206-208 Ovitt Blk.
Harkness Grove, physician.
Harland Frank W, real estate.
Harris John, express.
Harrison Erle S, dentist.
Hart Benjamin, carriage painter.
Harter Gilbert M, real estate.
Hartman Helen, dressmaker.
Hartshorn Walter B, insurance.
Hartwig Sisters (Anna and Prudence), dressmaker.
Hatch Eva, teacher.
Haylett Rev Henry P (Methodist Episcopal)
Haynes Alexander G, plumber.
HENK MINERAL SPRING CO, A .C Henk Mnfg, 406 West av.
Herbrand Jacob, saloon. W
Herwig Anna, dressmaker.
Hibl Frank, carpet weaver. Hill Austin A, carpenter.
Hill Charles, painter.
Hoag & Rankin, feed mill.
Hodgson Alfred J, physician.
Holman Michael, real estate.
WE WANT YOUR COLLECTIONS.
6th Floor Sentinel
Northwestern Col. Agency, Bidg, Milwaukee, Wis. Years of experience enables us to give satis- faction in every particular. Experienced collection attorneys retained in each city. Special attorneys sent from home office when desired.
fied Machinists. )
CHAS. W. SCHNECK, BRO. & CO. 727-729 St. Paul Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. (See adv. in Classi.
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Waukesha
1238
Dies, Etc. General Repairing.
L Blackstone). lawyers.
Frank B W & Co. George J Sherman mngr, brokers. '
Frank Hans. propr Railroad Hotel.
Gibbs J J. deputy U S revenue collector.
Gleason Michael, ma'son.
Glen Rock Lithia Springs, Waukesha Wa- ter Co proprs.
How's Your Wiring? Does it Pass Underwriters' Inspection? -ESTIMATES AND POINTERS-
A. O. COLBY, La CROSSE, WIS.
Waukesha
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Waukesha 1237
THE WAUKESHA NATIONAL BANK,
Organized 1855. CAPITAL, SURPLUS,
WAUKESHA, = WISCONSIN. As National Bank, 1865. $150.000 N 75,000
$225,000
Directors
A. J. FRAME, President.
H. M. FRAME, Casher.
R. WEAVER, Vice-President.
E. R. ESTBERG, Ass't Cashier.
@Deposit Safety Boxes for Rent.
F. H. PUTNEY, Vice-President.
W. R. FRAME, Ass't Cashier.
T. E. RYAN.
E. MERTON.
C. W. NEWBURY.
RYAN, MERTON & NEWBURY, ATTORNEYS=AT=LAW.
OFFICES OVER NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK,
Main Street,
-
-
WAUKESHA, WIS.
D. S. TULLAR.
HENRY LOCKNEY.
TULLAR & LOCKNEY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Rooms 201-203 Ovitt Block.
Telephone 87.
Waukesha,
-
Wisconsin.
N. H. MADDEN, Mgr. W. H. MADDEN, Sec'y.
Waukesha Manufacturing Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF WEATHER STRIPS, BEE HIVES, TANKS, BOXES AND GENERAL MILL WORK. If You Need Weather Strips write us for Prices. WAUKESHA, - - WISCONSIN.
Henry Danischefsky MASON and GENERAL TELEPHONE CONNECTION 1060 Eighth St., Milwaukee, Wis. CONTRACTOR. (See Adv. In Milwaukee)
I22ORBI BVCIL
Reliable Life Insurance at Cost. Combining the BEAVER'S economy of Fraternal Insurance with the Reserve Fund Stability of Old Line Insurance. DEPUTIES
WANTED. Ben. E. Wait, Sec., Stoughton, Wis.
. From St. Louis to Kansas City, Pueblo and Denver.
1238 Waukesha R. L. POLK & CO.'S Waukesha
Holt & Coombs (Robert L Holt, Albert N Lambert Anna, barber. Coombs), lawyers.
Houlahan Patrick, house mover.
Howitt George R, lawyer.
Huebing E H, asst supt and steward Wis- consin Industrial School for Boys.
Hughes Co, Mrs Mary Hughes mngr, men's furnishings.
Hughes John N, plumber.
Hughes Joseph J, mngr W U Tel Co.
Hunkins James H, drayage.
Huntington Marshall S, real estate.
HUTTON A J, Supt and Steward Wis- consin Industrial School for Boys. Hyde Park Hotel.
Hygeia Mineral Spring, Waukesha Water Co proprs.
Icke John F, crockery.
Ihrig Charles E, shoes.
Illian Rev F (Evangelical).
Imig Coral, teacher.
Imig John B, carpenter.
Imig Valentine, saloon.
Jackson Octavius M, piano tuner.
Jacob Benjamin U, physician.
Jacobson August, dry goods.
JAMES ARTHUR W, Postmaster.
Jeneman Frank, meats.
Johnson Jacob H, marble works.
Johnson Mrs Libbie, nurse.
Johnson Randall, prin Union School.
Johnston Wm N, teacher.
Jones George R, propr Spring City Hotel. Jones Mnfg Co (Edward K West, Kinsey Jones), wagon hardware.
Jones Richard, propr Plymouth Rock Hotel Jorgensen John W, electrician ..
Juby Charles, drayman.
Kadrich Matthew, cigar mnfr.
Kaul Myrtle, teacher.
Keebler G Henry, carpenter.
Keeley Institute, S J Filer mngr.
Kendall George, tailor.
Kennedy Lottie, teacher.
Kenney Margaret, dressmaker.
Kent Lubricating Co, E K West pres, L H West treas.
Kern Mathilde, dressmaker.
Kestal Steve H, 2d hand goods.
Keuper Elmer W, furniture.
Keuper J J & Son (John J and Elmer W), furniture.
Kimball Edward, boat builder.
Kimball W B & Co (Wm B and James B Malone Edward W, phys. Kimball), jewelers.
Kingsley Alice G, dressmaker.
Klein John, meats.
Kiegel Emma, dressmaker.
Klock & Neff (Joseph J Klock, Alfred H MARVIN GEORGE W, Mngr Waukesha Neff), hardware.
Knuepel George, chief fire dept.
Kolb John, saloon.
Kramer John, drayman.
Kranich Henry, shoemaker.
Krebs Lines, physician.
Kuhlmann Annie, dressmaker.
Kuhlmann Frank & Son (Frank and Frank jr), bakers.
Kuhlmann Henry, carpenter.
Kuhns Henry, barber.
Kunz Wm E, sheriff.
Kurzhals Herman, baker.
Ladewig Wm, machinist.
Ladewig Wm E, machine shop. Laing Crissie M, teacher.
Lambert James E, painter.
Lamp Herman, cattle dealer.
Land John C, saloon.
Lansing Arthur A, milk dealer. Lantry Charles M, pianos.
Larson Charles W, clothing.
Larson Ole O, clothing.
Lattner Simon, saloon.
Lau Arthur P, drugs.
Lau Bernard, horseshoer.
Lau John, painter.
Lau Otto C, wagonmaker.
Lau & Kern (Alfred Lau, Carrie Kern), genl store.
Laughlin Edward, carpenter.
Le Clear Nathaniel H, hardware. Lee C B, ins.
Lee Sing, laundry.
Lee Wm C, medicine mnfr.
Leimbach Frank, mason. Lemon Rev Wm J (Episcopal).
Leskovitz Joseph, saloon.
Levin Morris, mngr Globe Clothing Co.
Lewis Herbert D, real est.
Lillicrabb Adolphus, vet surg.
LOCKNEY HENRY, City Attorney, 201- 203 Ovitt Blk.
Long Catherine, dressmkr.
Long Margaret, dressmkr.
Love George S, phys.
Lyberger Gazetta, carpet weaver.
Lyons Bartholomew, saloon.
McCabe Amber, teacher.
McCorkle Belle, teacher.
McCorkle Laura, teacher.
McCoy Mrs Elizabeth, dressmkr.
McFarlane Wm A, dentist.
McGovern John, ice and drayage.
Mckay John, detective.
McNaughton . Clara, prin St Paul Av
School.
McVicar Mary, teacher.
Madden N M, mngr Waukesha Mnfg Co. Madsen Nels P, tailor.
Magee Charles L, painter.
Mahoney James T, pianos.
Maile Augusta, dressmkr.
Mainona Henry, meats.
Majeski Frank, saloon.
Malasheetz Fabian, shoemkr. Malleschitz Agnes, dressmkr.
Mann Wm G, photographer.
Manning Mrs Carrie, nurse.
Markle Minnie M, teacher.
Martin Thomas C, lawyer.
Water Co, 400 West av.
Marvin Lincoln H, furniture. Maynard Lowell C, horse trainer.
Merten Bros (H Fred jr and George), printers.
MEVIS HENRY A, Distributer, Sign Tacking. Window Displays. Package De- livery, Addresses Supplied, Box 365. (See page 1233.)
Meyer Jennie, dressmaker.
Meyer John A, horse breeder.
Meyer Michael, carp. Miller Rose, dressmkr.
Miller Rev Wm G (Catholic).
Miller W F. basket maker.
-SIGN OF THE
BLUE FLAG. Registered
ZIMMERMANN BROS. Clothing Co.
384 East Water St., MILWAUKEE,WIS. - RETAIL. -
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY "THE COLORADO SHORT LINE"
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN. Cornices, Skylights, Roofing and Siding, Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Work.
Waukesha WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Waukesha 1239
MONEY TO LOAN.
FIRE INSURANCE. WAUKESHA COLLECTION AGENCY, D. K. ZIMMERMANN, Manager. REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
FARMS FOR RENT. Northern, Western and Southern Lands for Sale Cheap. Room 3, Frame Block, Broadway. Waukesha, = = Wisconsin.
ESTABLISHED 1883: WAUKESHA RUG WORKS, R
218-220 ST. PAUL AVENUE, GUS C. VOIGT, = Proprietor.
Rugs made of worn Ingrain and Brussels Carpets. You send your Carpets; we do the rest. Rugs made in any size and weight. We guarantee our work absolutely and will refund the money to any customer not pleased. We invite inspection of our work, as we know that we can compete suc- cessfully with any rug manufacturer in America.
We also Manufacture Carpet and Rug Weaving Machinery. WAUKESHA, - WISCONSIN.
SCHLITZ HOTEL, WAUKESHA, WISCONSIN
Large Sample Rooms Free. Baths, Steam Heat. The only New and Strictly Modern Up-to-date Commercial Hotel. Located in the business center. Under the management of
C. W. BROWN,
Table Unsurpassed. RATE, $2.00.
Formerly with the Hollenden Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mills-Minor Co, Samuel B Mills pres, Mueller Fred A. dentist. George W. Minor sec, genl store. Mulligan Frances, dressmkr. MILWAUKEE-WAUKESHA BREWING Murphy Wm F. phys. Co, Chas Minegold Jr Pres, August S NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK (Capital Landemann Sec and Treas, Brewers and $50,000, Surplus and Undivided Profits $35,- 000), W P Sawyer Pres, W H Sleep Vice- Pres, R P Breese Cashier, 407 Main. (See page 1235.) Bottlers of Beer, Ale and Porter. Model Steam Laundry, G S Cromwell prop. Modern Steel Structural Co, S B Harding pres, J K Lowry sec and treas.
Moore Martin J, saloon. Moran Thomas C, plumber. Moran Thomas F, drugs. Morgan Mary, dressmkr. Morris John W, barber. Morris Mary, milliner. Moses David H, ins. Motley John, harness. Muckleston Milo, lawyer. Mueller Emmy, teacher.
National Express Co, A L Graves agt. NATIONAL HOTEL, F J Clasen Propr. (See page 1235.) Nelson Charles E, real est. Nelson & Holmberg (Charles E Nelson, N T Holmberg), drugs. Neubecker Phoebe, teacher. Newbury Elmer L, saloon.
Newell J N, propr Arlington Hotel. Nicholson Cora, dressmkr.
Nickell Addison C, jeweler.
C L A M
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L A N D CO.
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Miller' THIGH LAFE THE BEST MILWAUKEE BEER
AMERICAN PLUMBING & HEATING CO. STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. GAS FITTING AND VENTILATING. Esti. mates Cheerfully Furnished. 134 Second Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See Adv. in Milwaukee)
Is the Pioneer Company in Health Insurance. No Medi- cal Examination Required.
1240 Waukesha R. L. POLK & CO.'S Waukesha
Noble Joseph B, phys.
Norris Grattan W, mngr Dispatch Publish- Riblet Lorenzo E, agt C & N W Ry.
ing Co.
Northwestern Hotel, Valentine Imig propr. O'Brien Daniel D, photographer.
O'Brien Mrs Mary, propr Park Villa.
Oliver-Martin Land Co (Owen Oliver, G E Roach Michael, mason.
Martin).
Oriental Spice Co, E M Whaling propr. Orth Louise, teacher.
Ovitt Realty Co, Lee S Ovitt pres, T E Ryan vice-pres, L H West sec, Walter B Hartshorn treas.
Palace Steam Laundry, Sam Dunwoody propr.
Palmetier & Abell Lumber Co, B Palme- tier pres, F D Abell sec.
Pardee Frank J, grocer.
Park Hotel, Foster C Phelps propr.
Park Maybelle M, phys.
Park Villa, Mrs Mary O'Brien propr.
Parker George, marble works.
Parkinson Thomas W, lawyer.
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Parsons C Marion, dressmkr.
Peffer George F, carp.
Peffer Joseph A, carpenter.
Perkins Albert H, billiards.
Perkins Hardware Co (S A and A W Per- kins).
Peters Ricka, dressmkr.
Peterson George E, phys.
Phelps Foster C, propr Park Hotel.
Philler Hugo, phys.
Phillip Harvey E, teacher.
Pierce Ida M, dressmkr.
Pillon Ella, dressmkr.
Platner Stephen, livery.
Pluckhahn Wm, saloon.
Plymouth Rock Hotel, Richard Jones prop. Pokrandt Gustav A, blksmith.
Pool Frank, saloon.
Pool Henry R, blksmith.
Pool & Griffin (Ira Pool, E Albert Griffin), cider mill.
Potter Wm H. music teacher.
Powers A C. mngr American Mineral Wa- ter Co.
Powrie Wm. county surveyor.
Preifer Arnold, dairy.
Price John F, dairy.
Priehm Minnie, dressmaker.
Prindle Daniel R, harness.
Prudential Insurance Co, Hobart A lar. asst supt.
Public High School Library.
Putnam Mrs Dora L, artist.
Putney Bros Co (H O and A S Putney). general store. Radford Frances, teacher.
Schrader Franklin E, well driller.
Sehrt Conrad, shoemaker.
Seiffert Martha M, notary public.
Seller James, livery.
Shepard Mary, dressmaker.
Shepard Theron D, express.
Shephard Ella. music teacher.
Shirley Lavinia, dressmaker.
Silurian Casino, M E Cahill manager.
Silurian Mineral Springs Co. E D Seltzer manager.
Silvernail Catherine, dressmaker.
Reese Gertrude L. hair goods.
Reese Green A, barber.
Rego Charles E, saloon.
Reid Charles S, carpenter.
Reid Wm, baker.
Reuter Celia, dressmkr.
Rhoads Anna M, dressmkr.
Rickert Supply Co, Stephen Rickert mngr, genl store.
Riegelman Henry H, saloon.
Riford E P. county treasurer.
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Roach Thomas H, dentist.
ROBERTS DAVID, D V S, Cattle Spe- cialist, 510 Grand av. (See adv in Classi- fied Veterinary Remedies.)
ROBERTS DR DAVID VETERINARY Remedy Co, Home Office, Laboratory and Factory 508-510-512 Grand av. (See adv in Classified Veterinary Remedies.)
Roberts David W, propr Cambrian House. Roberts Wm B, propr White Rock Avenue House. Robinson John G. florist.
Robinson & Irving Co, S w Jennings
mngr, shoes.
Rockafellow Julia R, county supt of schools Roehl John P, carpet weaver.
Ross Amy B, teacher.
Ross Rev Thomas M.
Rosseler J S, prin of school Wisconsin In- dustrial School for Boys.
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