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474 Iron River R. L. POLK & CO.'S Ithace
Roix Mrs Nettie K, milliner. Russell Lewis J, retail lumber. Sand Louis N, saloon. Saucier Mrs Alex, dressmaker. Sauve Ernest, municipal judge and lawyer. Stilson M, apiarist.
Schachte Joseph, live stock.
Schneider Benjamin, clothing.
Seymour Hotel, Thomas O'Toole propr. Smith James, agrl implts.
Stockholm House, John Johnson propr. Strege Frederick, propr American House. Tartar Joseph W, physician.
Thorlacius Anna, asst prin pub schools.
Tomlinson James, mngr Home & Wis Tel HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Co.
Traxel Mrs L, dressmaker.
Upson George, lumber mnfr.
Urquhart Mrs George A, milliner.
A
PERRY C E, General Store.
ISLAND LAKE.
Population. 350. In Big Bend township, Gates county, 20 miles southwest of Lady- smith, the county seat, and 16 from Cart- wright, the usual shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly. Mary C. Burpee, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Barden Rev S D.
Burpee E Larkin, live stock.
BURPEE MARY C, Dairy.
Cadott Joseph, carpenter.
Corbine Mitchell, carpenter.
Cox & Layton, saw mill.
Dingley Ed, trapper.
Kern Wm, blacksmith.
King Edward, livery.
King George, blacksmith.
McCormick -, physician.
McCracken Isaac, city supt.
Nelson Nels, shoemaker.
Olson Christopher, barber.
Silvermail Angeline, dressmaker.
Silvermail Edward, general store.
Stickney Fred, meats.
Swift Elijah, flour mill.
Wilcox Alice, dressmaker.
Wilcox Fred, leader of orchestra.
ITASCA.
A station of the Superior postoffice on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Douglas county. Telephone connection. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. (For business names see Superior.) HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ITHACA.
Population, 150. On Willow creek, in Ith- aca township, Richland county, 7 miles east of Richard Center, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. John Davis, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Betmyr Miss, prin graded school. Blackman Mollie, teacher.
DAVIS JOHN, Carpenter. Hofman H, physician.
Lincoln G W, flour and feed.
Louis Albert, mason.
The Gallasch Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF MUSTARD, CATSUP AND VINEGARS 298 MILWAUKEE STREET, MILWAUKEE, - WIS.
Le Ma Ma Re Re Sh
Thompson Ole, blacksmith.
IRVINGTON.
A country postoffice on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Dunn county, 3 miles from Me- nomonie, the county seat and banking point. Mail, daily. C. E. Perry, postmas- ter.
(See page 4.)
Cando Peter, hotel.
Coffins Box and Lumber Co, lumber mnfrs Jabush Gust, blacksmith.
VALLEY LUMBER CO, Rudolph Steckbauer Pres, Edward M Hunter Vice-Pres, August H Grimpo Sec, Treas and Genl Mngr, Lumber Mnfrs. (See page 473.)
Ward Thomas, barber.
Wells Fred C, life insurance.
Western Express Co, John Mulloy agent. Whiting Edna, teacher.
Wilkins Frank B, saloon.
Windsor Hotel, Patrick Chatelois propr.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, James Tomlinson mngr.
IRONTON.
Population, 300. A village on the Little Baraboo river, in Ironton township, Sauk county, 24 miles northwest of Baraboo, the county seat, 21/2 south of Lavalle, the near- est railroad station, and banking point. Has Catholic and Methodist churches. Stages daily to Cazenovia and Lavalle. Mail, daily. Ephraim Blakeslee, postmas- ter.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Andrews Samuel, shoes.
BLAKESLEE E & SONS (Ephraim, Al- fred J and Charles G), General Store.
Blanchard Orin C, apiarist.
Blanchard Wm H, harness.
Booher John S, physician.
Byrne Francis, flour mill.
Fitzgerald James R, drugs. Goedecke Louis A, hardware.
Groat Rev Frederick J (Adventist).
Halligan Kate, dressmaker.
Hanzlik Katie, music teacher.
Hawkins Amy B, milliner. Ironton Cheese Factory.
Kilburn John, blacksmith. Kinnemon Fred, carpenter. La Rue Bros (Fred and Luke), masons. Matthews Roswell M, general store. Sandgren John J, pumps. Stowe George, dairy. Thornton Richard L, carpenter. Wright Guy A, barber.
IRVING.
A country postoffice in Irvin township, Jackson county, 9 miles southwest of Jaquist Net, hotel. Black River Falls, the county seat, bank- Koke Fred, under sheriff.
ing and shipping point. Mail, daily. Mrs. Harriet Robison, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Davis - drug store and grocery. Peterson Theodore, general store.
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY MURPHY & SURLES, Goneral Agents, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
To secure prompt payment insure
MANUFACTURERS OF
C. P. & J. LAUSON, GAS and GASOLINE ENGINES, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
103 WEST WATER ST.
Ithaca WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Janesville 475
Leuschloss Bros, general store. Mann Miss Ella, teacher. Marden C F, harness .. Reagles Robert, physician. Reise John, nursery and apairist. Shaw J R, justice of peace. Spickard James S & Son, general store. Spyker H H, blacksmith.
IVES.
Is located about 2 miles north of Racine, in Racine county. The principal industry is quarrying crushed and building stone, etc. Send mail to Racine.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
IVES GROVE.
A discontinued postoffice in Racine coun- ty, 9 miles from Racine, the county seat. Has rural free delivery from Union Grove. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
IXONIA.
Population, 175. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Ixonia township, Jefferson county, 18 miles northeast of Jefferson, the county seat, 6 from Oconomowoc, the near- est banking point, and 37 from Milwaukee. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connec- tion. John E. Humphrey, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Edwards E G, live stock. Grotthuss John, physician. Gullekson & Winger, farm machinery. Hoeft Frank, saloon.
HUMPHREY J E, Grain, Salt, Feed and Page Bros, fish.
Railroad Agent.
Ixonia Butter and Cheese Co.
Marlow & Needham, lumber. Pautz Carl, general store. Pautz Charles jr, blacksmith. Sauer A, wagonmaker.
Willis O H, exp and tel agent. Winter John, general store.
JACKSON.
Population, 300. Formerly
known as Riceville, on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Jack- son township, Washington county, 7 miles from West Bend, the judicial seat and banking point, and 27 from Milwaukee. Telephone connection. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. August Quade, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page. 4.)
Abel Hervey, harnessmaker.
Bitz L, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Braun A R, propr Jackson Hotel.
Butzke E J, physician. Dyken Rev P J (Reformed).
Frank George H, dentist.
Frank Samuel jr, blacksmith. Gilbert George, saloon. Gumm Peter, lumber. Held Adam, meat market.
Holhn & Froehlich Co, general store. Hoge & Gumm, general store.
Jackson Butter and Cheese Co, Wm H Froehlich sec and treas.
JACKSON HOTEL, A R Baum Propr. Jung Mrs L, dressmaker.
Kannenberg Bros, hardware. Koepke John, blacksmith.
Leich E P, physician.
Mayer R H, furniture. Nauth Louis, flour mill.
Meyer Philip, carpenter.
Proehnow Ferdinand, barber. Proehnow Fred, shoemaker.
JACKSONPORT.
· Population, 200. On Lake Michigan, in Jacksonport township, Door county, 16 miles northeast of Sturgeon Bay, the ju- dicial seat and nearest banking point. Is on the daily mail service route from Elli- son Bay to Sturgeon Bay. L. H. Erskine, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bagnall Joseph, cheese mnfr.
Bonee J E. musical instruments.
Brooks W L, physician.
Dowidat Rev John (Lutheran).
Erskine B J. justice.
ERSKINE L H, Propr Eureka House.
Eureka House, L H Erskine propr.
Fitzgibbons Mrs. laundry.
Geocks Fred, summer resort.
Grovogel & Son, fish.
Halstead Alex, live stock.
Halstead James, county clerk.
Jamison Rev Joseph (Episcopal).
Jones Jared A, fish.
Kramer Fred, blacksmith.
Le Mere Joseph, general store.
Logan R, fish culture.
Meyer F, general store.
Nosho & Sneider, blacksmiths.
Sanborn Rev D O (Methodist).
Smith Joseph, farmer.
Wisconsin House, Otto Staver propr.
Wittig F, saloon.
JAMESTOWN.
A discontinued postoffice in Grant county, 25 miles southeast of Lancaster, the ju- dicial seat, 10 from Dubuque, Ia., and 7 from Cuba, both of which latter places af- ford banking and shipping facilities. Has rural free delivery from Louisburg.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Deitz Nick, hotel.
Dressens Rennier, general store.
Dressens Wm, hotel.
Keiler Creamery Co.
Klaus Frank, contr.
Lange John, blacksmith.
Lange Joseph, blacksmith.
Larkin Nettie, teacher.
Long Joseph, mason.
Louisburg Creamery Co.
May C, lead miner.
PEAKE E D, Apiarist, Fruit Grower and Notary Public.
Roth Albert, creamery.
Sisson Charles, feed mill.
Sisson Mrs L W, hotel.
JANESVILLE.
Population, 15,000. Located nearly in the geographical center of Rock county, was
Wisconsin leads in value of timber products. For fine timber lands, write
Benson & Anderton MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Where Color is Suitable. The Best Wood Preservative Discovered. CREAM CITY PAINT MNFC. CO.
Manufacturers of ROYAL BLACK DIAMOND PAINT, for Shingle Roofs and all Woodwork 115 Wisconsin Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
H. C. Miller Co.
342-6 Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis. Blank Book Makers.
Labor Saving Office Devices.
Removable Leaf Ledgers
Order Sheets Holders, Binders.
(See adv. in Milwaukee.)
476 Janesville
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Janesville
MILWAUKEE.
first settled in 1835, incorporated in 1853, and Ashcraft Wm H, furn and undertkr, 56 W made the seat of justice of Rock county in - Milwaukee. 1839. It is 91 miles northwest of Chicago, Atwood A A, tchr, 203 S Jackson. and 71 southwest of Milwaukee. Janesville Automatic Machine Co (Henry M Hanson, is on the Janesville and Afton branches of F L Clemons), wood-working machinery, 164 W Milwaukee. the Madison div., the Chicago & Janesville and Janesville & Green Bay lines of the Baack Frank H, clothing, 22 W Milwaukee. Bacon Mrs C E, dressmkr, 328 Hayes blk. Badger Arthur E, city clerk, City Hall. Wisconsin div. of the Chicago & North- western Railway, which also has its ma- chine shops located at this point, and is on Badger Coal Co, A W Campbell mngr, 103 N Academy. the main line and Beloit line of the Mineral Point diy. of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Badger Drug Co (W M Pfennig), 51 W Mil- waukee. Paul Ry. (depots 50 yards apart). Is also on the Beloit, Delavan Lake & Janesville Badger State Machine Co, George Musden pres, Harry O Nowlan sec and treas, cor N 'Franklin and Bluff. Electric Railway. The shipping joint fa- cilities are among the best in the State, a system of side tracks being laid to the door Baines Frank S, leaf tobacco, cor Wall and
- of nearly every manufacturing establish-
Madison.
ment. The city is provided with fine water Baker Alzina, dressmkr, 111 Cornelia. power afforded by Rock river. A first-class system of water works and an efficient fire Baker Orlando, carp, 111 Cornelia.
Baker Joseph P, drugs, 73 W Milwaukee.
department are ample security against fire.|Baldwin C B, music tchr, 12 Linn. The city has gas and electric light works, Barker Leslie D, news dlr, 14 E Milwaukee.
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electric street car lines, fire alarm tele- graph, and 4 banks. Prominent among its benevolent institutions are two hospitals. Janesville will compare favorably with other cities of like population in the num- ber, variety and quality of its places of re- ligious worship. It has 13 church edifices,
Barlow Richard H, photographer, 57 W Milwaukee.
Barriage George, carp, 9 N Bluff.
Barrington Rev Arthur H (Episcopal), 251 Park.
owned and occupied by the various Chris- Barron Mrs M A, tchr, 207 Cherry.
Bassett & Echlin (Celadon Bassett, Joseph C Echlin), whol saddlery, cor Court and Park.
tian denominations. It has a free public library, excellent public schools, a Catholic school (St. Joseph's Convent), and a Ger- man Lutheran school. Tobacco raising, Bates Orrin D, grocer, 40 S Main. now one of the leading industries of Rock Baum Wm, carpenter, 77 Racine. county, is of immense value to the city, Baumann Bros (G M and E C), grocers, 14 N Main. and has given rise to the establishment of numerous wholesale and jobbing houses in Behrendt Anton, propr Union House, 5 N leaf tobacco. The manufactures, which are 1st .. extensive, comprise the following: Cotton Bergman & Butler (August Bergman, A J Butler), horseshoers, 11 Park. mills, woolen mills, several flour and feed mills, agricultural implement works, sugar BENNISON & LANE (A H and T E Ben- nison, J E Lane), Proprs Eureka Bakery, Mnfrs and Wholesalers of Fine Bakery Goods, cor Wall and High. factory, furniture factories, knitting works, planing mills, breweries, carriage and wagon works, cigar, lumber and box fac- tories, 2 shoe factories, machine shops, 3 Bennett Mrs F A, marble works, 15 N Franklin. fountain pen manufactories, a blank book manufactory, and many more too numer- Benes A, junk, 69 S River. ous to mention. The press is represented fBest Mrs Louise S, librarian Janesville Bertram Christ, harness. 55 S River. Public Library, cor S Main and 1st. by the Gazette (daily and semi-weekly), the Recorder and Times (daily and week- ly), the Journal (weekly), and the Inde- Bernard Mrs A E, dressmkr, 1 S Jackson. Bicknell Hardware Co (Henry S and Ray- pendent (weekly). Telephone connection. Exp., Am. and U S. Tel., W. U. and Postal. O. F. Nowlan, postmaster.
mond C Bicknell), cor Wall and Academy. Billings John T, mason, 202 Prairie av.
Blanchard Henry H, real est and lawyer, 7 W Milwaukee.
Blatz Val Brewing Co, 14 E Milwaukee. Blay Charles W, mason, 52 S Academy.
Blodgett Milling Co, Frank H Blodgett pres, D W Holmes sec and treas, foot of Wall.
American District Telegraph Co of Wis, I Bogardus Alphonso L, photogr, 11 W Mil- H Carpenter supt, 26 W Milwaukee.
American Express Co, C C Crippen agt, 10% Bohan Margaret. dressmaker, 261 Cherry. W Milwaukee.
Amerpohl Edward, florist, 214 S Main.
Anderson Fred W, saloon, 74 E Milwaukee.
Antisdel O D, county supt schools 1st dist. Bostwick J M & Sons (J M, R M and J L), Arbuthnot John, tchr, 107 N Bluff.
Arndt Herman W, welldriller, 104 S Frank- lin.
Bostwick R M & Son (Robert M and Char- les B), clothing, 16 S Main.
KRUS ENGRAVING CO. EVENING WIS. BLDG.MILWAUKEE
DESIGNING HALF-TONE ZINC-ETCHING
C T Folding Paper Boxes of all kinds.
185-191 Milwaukee Street,
Company
Box
(See page 4.)
Abbott & Champion (T F Abbott, P D Champion), saloon, 21 S Main.
*COPPORATED
Abendroth Ida, dressmaker, 109 Terrace. Abendroth John, shoemaker, 407 Western av. Achterberg Charles, tailor, 19 E Milwaukee. Akin Lucy M, teacher, 53 Ruger av.
Monarch
Kolding
waukee.
Bonesteel Cora, teacher, 2 Milwaukee av. Bort, Bailey & Co (A N Bort, F J Bailey, W H Greenman), dry gds, 5 W Milwaukee
dry goods, 20 S Main.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Blair Wm H, carp, 206 W Milwaukee.
Barlass David M, farm impts, Court St Bridge.
477
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Janesville Cornice Works K. A. WETZLER, Proprietor.
Galvanized Iron and
Copper Cornices
kylights, Finials and Steel Ceilings
Slate, Tile, Metal and Composition Roofing.
TELEPHONE 597.
West Bluff and Franklin Streets Janesville, Wisconsin.
478
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
The Popular Scenic Route Between
CHICAGO, BUFFALO, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
ALSO TO
TORONTO, MONTREAL, QUEBEC, PORTLAND AND BOSTON.
Solid through trains of wide Vestibule Coaches and Pullman Sleep- ing Cars between Chicago and the above named cities.
Also through Pullman Sleeping Cars between Chicago, Detroit, Mt. Clemens, Saginaw and Bay City.
Stop over privileges granted on all classes of tickets to Eastern points, in either direction, giving passengers an opportunity of seeing Niagara Falls and The Grand Trunk Single Arch Steel Bridge over Niagara River.
Grand Trunk New Single Arch Double Track Steel Bridge over Niagara River.
W. E. DAVIS,
CHAS. M. HAYS, 3d Vice-Pres. and Gen'l Mngr., Montreal. Pass. Trafic Mgr., Montreal.
G. T. BELL, Gen'l Pass. & Tkt. Agt., Montreal. GEO. W. VAUX, Asst. Gen'l Pass. & Tt. Agt., Chicago Illinois.
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Interior Woodwork Co., Cor. Park St. and Fifth Ave. Telephones: { south 37 S South 38 MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK. Send us Your Plans or Lists for Estimates.
Janesville
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Janesville 478
Botsford Jaems R, agt U S Express Co. 61, Cary Harlin E, ins, Jackman blk. E Milwaukee.
Bowles M G, tchr, 164 N Jackson.
Bower City Bank (capital $50,000), James Shearer pres, Albert E Bingham cashier, 2 S Main.
Bradley W H, cooper, 121 N Main.
Brazzel Delia, dressmkr, 158 (NI Hickory. Brennan Mert J, barber, 169 W Milwaukee.
Bresee George, marble works, 162 W Mil- Chase John I, contr, 130 Pearl. waukee.
Brierty & Caldwell (C Brierty, J W Cald- well), well drillers. 217 S High.
Briggs Wallace M, blksmith, 52 Wall.
Brockhaus Carl F, dye works, 59 W Mil- waukee.
Broderick Nellie L, dressmkr, 406 North. Brown Bros (H W and E T), shoes, 10 E Milwaukee.
Brown David, feed, 7 Court.
Brown Delia. dressmkr, S Academy.
Brown Robert L, vet surgeon, 11 Court.
Brunson Orlando P, shoemkr, 3 Court.
Buck Charles I, publr The Independent, 1 Clemons C C, tchr, 107 Cornelia.
E Milwaukee.
Buckley Sisters (Katherine and Margaret), dressmakers, 301 S Jackson.
Buckmaster Samuel B, phys, 73 W Milwau- kee.
Buell H C, city supt of schools, 256 S Jack- son.
Buggs Herman, saloon, 16 S River.
Buggs Louis J, grocer, 410 Western av. Buggs Wm, coal, 6 N Academy.
Builders and Contractors Assn, George K Colling pres, George Rogers sec, 213 Jackman blk.
Buob Michael, brewery, 329 S Main.
Burdick A Lovelle, "oculist, 221 Hayes blk. Burdick Emery I, wagonmkr, 52 N Jackson Burdick Emmett E, artist, 412 Hayes blk. Burgess Charles H, bicycles, 10 Corn Ex- change.
Burke John, carp, 117 Pearl.
Burns J H, real est, 25 W Milwaukee.
Burns T P, dry gds, 14 W Milwaukee.
Burpee Fred C, city atty, 25 W Milwaukee. BURR LITHIA SPRINGS, Rock County Cochrane Wallace, sheriff. Cody Janet. tchr, 306 S Franklin. Cole Nelson, contr, 253 § 3d. Mineral Water Co Lessees, 305 Jackson Bldg. (See right top lines and page 483.) Burrus A P, dentist, 15 W Milwaukee. Coleman Willard, painter. 45 N Main. Butt Esther, tchr Wis School for the Blind. Colling George K, contr, 13 N River. Caldwell B C, music tchr, 15 Forest Park Colvin Paul R, baker, 71 W Milwaukee.
boul.
Calkins E Miller, leaf tobacco, 166 N Franklin.
Campbell Andrew C, grocer, 3 Park av. Cannon George D, artificial stone, 4 E Oak. Connell Edward H, news dir, 1 W Milwau- kee.
Cari J B, grocer, cor Washington and Pearl Carle George F. grocer, 7 N Main. Carle L B & Son (Levi B and Norman L), Conrad Charles B, real est, 34 S Main.
leaf tobacco, 62 N Franklin.
Carle W F, genl store, 52 S River.
CARPENTER C H, Manager European Hotel, 205-207 Wall.
Carpenter Edwin F, lawyer, 2 Carpenter Corneau Hotel, W H Corneau propr, cor block. 1st and N Main.
Carpenter Ira H, mngr W U Tel Co, 24 W Milwaukee.
Carroll Wm H, saloon, 117 W Milwaukee. Carter & Morse (Harry G Carter, Orville S Morse), ins, 16 E Milwaukee.
Casey Lizzie, dressmkr, 252 Locust. Casey John. saloon, 205 W Milwaukee.
Central Hotel, W H Minnick propr, cor Dodge and Franklin.
Central Land Co, M G Jeffris pres, M O 'Mouat sec and treas, 10 W Milwaukee.
Chamberlain & Case (J A Chamberlain, L H Case), feed, Park.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Ry, W A Johnson agt, N Main and Prospect av. Chicago & Northwestern Ry, A N Gleason agt, Academy n w cor Wall.
Chittenden George G, phys, 321 Hayes blk. Choate-Hollister. Furniture Co, John Thoroughgood pres, I J Estes sec and mngr, s end McKee boul.
City Ice Co, Henry C Tall mngr, 23 E Milwaukee.
Clark E May, tchr, 156 Sinclair.
Clark Kate, milliner, 52 Court.
Cleland Charles S, ins, 315 Hayes blk.
Clement Henry F, farm lands and city property, P O box 195.
Clemons F L, ins, 164 W Milwaukee.
CLINTON W E & CO (Wm E Clinton), Bookbinders, 27 S Main. (See adv.)
W. E. CLINTON & CO.,
Book Binders AND Blank Book
MANUFACTURERS.
Schaller Bldg.,
JANESVILLE, WIS.
(See Page 5.)
All preliminary inquiries by wire at our expense.
Sonnichsen & Stielow 128 Sycamore Street,
FINE
MANUFACTURERS OF TOOLS, DIES AND METAL PATTERNS. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Milwaukee National Bank Bldg., MILWAUKEE, WiS.
T. E. BRENNAN COMPANY
accounts for corporations, firms and individuals.
Also solicits the auditing of
Makes a specialty of the adjusting of fire losses
for the insured.
Concentrated Flaked Potato Co, Frank Bungan sec, cor Eastern and Bingham avenues.
Conger David, real est, 55 W Milwaukee.
Connors Edward B, saloon, 110 W Milwau- kee.
Connors Isaac F, saloon 116 W Milwaukee.
Conrad Wm B, leaf tobacco, 3 Court.
Cook F C & Co (Frank C Cook, Wilmer F Hayes), jewelers, 17 W Milwaukee. Cook Paul E, barber, 3 N Academy.
Costigan Thomas R, harness, 8 Corn Ex- change.
Courtney Thomas F, meats, 203 W Milwau- kee.
Cox Wm, mason, 257 S Bluff.
Cannon Wm J, 2d hd gds, 153 W Milwau- kee.
BREWERS'
School and Scientific Station for Brewing.
Hantke's Brewers' School and Laboratories,
644-646 BROADWAY, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
480 Janesville R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Janesville
Crall Joshua & Son (Joshua and Leroy W), Eller Bros (W E and C H), horseshoers, 11 livery, 115 E Milwaukee. N Franklin.
Croak Brewing Co (F P and W J Croak), Ellion A F, confr, 2 E Milwaukee.
Mineral Pt and River.
Croft James, mason, 116 Lincoln.
Croke (Mary L, dressmkr, Oak Hill av. Crossman B P, cement walks, 65 Palm.
Crossman George A, 2d hd gds, 33 N Main. Erler Robert L, leaf tobacco, 457 Pleasant.
Crowley Catherine, tchr, 256 Ravine.
Crowley M L. music tchr, 256 Ravine. Cummings Daniel S, painter, 54 Park av. Cunningham A P, tchr, 391 Court.
Cunningham David, restr, 161 W Milwaukee Cunningham John, lawyer, 23 W Milwaukee Cunningham J J, lawyer, 215 Hayes blk.
Cunningham Michael A, phys, 25 W Mil- waukee.
Cunningham Herbert J, ins, 403 Jackman block.
Cunningham & Connors (Katherine Cun- ningham, Arthur Connors), restr, 161 W Milwaukee.
Curtis Milo H, drayage, 209 S High.
Curtis & Clark (M G Curtis, George Clark), whol cigars, 70 E Milwaukee.
Curtis & Kienow (M G Curtis, A H Kie- now) cigars, 5 S Main.
Dailey Charles W, carpenter, 1 Wall.
Dale & Gough (W W Dale; R W Gough), business college, 102 W Milwaukee.
Dalton James J, saloon, 209 W Milwaukee. Dalton Thomas, saloon, 264 W Milwaukee. Davey George D, city sealer.
Davies Edward H, city assessor.
Dearborn James B, tobacco, 60 S Franklin. Dearborn Nathan, real est, 108 Rock.
Decker John A, leaf tobacco, Milton av nr limits.
Decker Lillian M, tchr, Milton av nr limits. Decker Wm T, leaf tobacco, 2 Cherry.
Dedrick Bros (H M and George B), gro- cers, 65 W Milwaukee.
Denison Rev Robert C (Congregational), 54 S Jackson.
Denning Joseph A, carp, 4 S Franklin.
Dermody Edwin M, saloon, 105 W Milwau- kee.
Devereaux Charles C, dentist, 303 Jack- man blk.
Doheney Philip, farm machinery, cor Riv- Fisher E W, livestock breeder, 4 miles w.
er and Pleasant.
Donahoe Edward, contr, 107 Locust.
Dooley W T, real est, 426 Hayes blk.
Doran Sisters (Anna and Ellen), dress- mkrs, 25 W Milwaukee.
Fitchett & Grove (John T Fitchett, Fred P Grove), printers, 29 S Main.
Flaherty Wm T, feed, 2 Pleasant.
Ford J L & Son (Jonas L and Herbert A), clothing, 8 W Milwaukee.
Forzly Bros (Abe and Charles), confrs, 8 E Milwaukee. .
Foster Sisters (Christina and Lahlie), dressmkrs, 201 E Milwaukee.
Dreyer Henry C, marble works, 252 W Mil- Fox George H, phys, 101 W Milwaukee, waukee.
Francis Frank H, jeweler, 10 S Jackson.
Frick Herman W, propr Janesville Journal. 62 E Milwaukee.
Fritz Louis G, confectioner, 54 N Franklin
EARLE JESSE, Lawyer and Justice of Fulton & Drake (John U Fulton, E P Peace, Rooms 17 and 18 Sutherland Blk.
Drake), barbers, 115 W Milwaukee.
Ebert Charles, cigar mnfr, 16 N Franklin. Galbraith Alexander & Son (Alexander and Edden Ransom W, phys, 51 W Milwaukee. A Graham), horse dirs, 119 E Milwaukee. Gardner James, horseshoer, 5 N Bluff. Gavney Wm H, saloon, 5 N Franklin. Eddington Morris A, horseshoer, 8 N 1st. Eldredge Wm M, real est, 210 Jackman blk.
Geo. F. Rohn, "Everything Electrical."
Storage Battery Systems installed complete. Write me. MILWAUKEE.
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT COLLECTIONS MADE IN ANY PART OF
THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
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CO.
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Room 332 Weils Building. JAMES A. ROWE, Mgr. MILWAUKEE,
Ellis Jonathan, woolen mills, cor Clarion and Emmett.
EMPIRE HOTEL (Van Houter & Eng- lish Proprs), Main and 1st. (See page 481.)
EUROPEAN HOTEL, C H Carpenter Manager, Rate $1.00 Per Day, Opposite C & N W Ry, 205-207 Wall.
EUREKA BAKERY, Bennison & Lane Proprs, Cor Wall and High.
Evans Wm W, painter, 151 W Milwaukee. Evenson Gilbert, shoemaker, 25 N Main. Fairfield M C, tchr Wis School for Blind. Farnsworth Frank B, phys, 303 Jackman block.
Fathers James A, city treasurer.
Fatzinger G E, watchmkr, 6 E Milwaukee. Feeley Miss A J, milliner, 69 W Milwaukee Fan Tan Gum Co, Albon F Spooner mngr, 64 W Milwaukee.
FETHERS, JEFFRIS & MOUAT (Ogden H Fethers, Malcolm G Jeffris, Molcolm O Mouat), Lawyers, Attorneys, First Na- tional Bank, Merchants & Mechanics Savings Bank, Stenographers and Notar- ies in Office, Reference Any Bank, 10 W Milwaukee. Tel. 137.
Fifield Bros Lumber Co, J A Fifield pres, J S Fifield sec and treas, cor High and Wall.
Fifield Charles L, municipal judge, 8 E Milwaukee.
Fifield Elbridge G, real est, 204 N Jackson. Fifield George W, phys, 125 W Milwaukee. Fingal Samuel, upholsterer, 215 W Milwau- kee.
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