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Paschen Wm, hack line, S K.
Pauli Herman, wagonmaker, S K.
Pequin Theodore, hack line, S K.
Postal Telegraph-Cable Co, Miss E Osborn mngr.
Kaukauna Opera House, John D Law manager.
Kaukauna Public Library, Lillian E Bell librarian.
McLean A W & Co, machinery, S K.
Malone Thomas, livery.
Martel Albert, saloon.
Martens Julius J Co (Julius J and Hugo Martens), general store, S K.
Mau Henry, dray, S K.
(See page 497.)
CRAVENETTE GARMENTS GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.
W. W. Wallis, Mngr.
382 & 384 E. WATER STREET
MILWAUKEE, - WIS.
Kaukauna
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Kelley 499
Raught G M, physician, S K. Reardon Daniel, general store. Reater John, painter.
Rice Asa P, apiarist, 3 miles w.
Richardson Wm, photographer.
RISTAU BROS (Charles and Gustav), Saloon and Restaurant. Rohde Rev J (Catholic). Runte Otto H, general store.
Ruppert Jacob, saloon, S K.
Saecker Bros (Herbert A and Edward F), furniture and undertakers. St Mary's School (Sisters of St Francis). Schlude Anton, shoemaker.
Schlude Henry, saloon, S K.
Scholl H & Son (Henry and Wilbur), flour and feed.
Schreiber Herman F, saloon.
Schreiner Frank, mer tailor, S K.
Schubert Henry, confectioner.
Schwin Nicholas D, insurance.
Segglink George, creamery, S K.
SMITH BROS (George and Henry), Contractors.
Smith Wm, grocer, S K.
SOLAR MANUFACTURING CO (F J
Solar), Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Building Material, Coal and Wood and Mnfrs Champion Fanning Mills, South Kaukau- na.
Spindel Adam, barber, S K.
Sprangers John, jeweler, S K.
Standard Oil Co, E Landerman agt, S K. Steffens Anton, baker. Steffene Joseph, baker, S K. Steidl Andrew, meats, S K.
Steinbrecher Rev F X (Catholic). Stoeger Alexander, saloon, S K. Sullivan W C, dentist, S K.
SUN PUBLISHING CO, J I Toner Mngr. nearest railroad station and banking point.
Surges Mrs Louise, grocer, S K.
Tanner Herbert B, drugs and phys, S K. Theisen Nicholas, bottler, S K.
Thilmany Pulp and Paper Co, M A Wert- heim pres, C W Stribley sec and treas. Thompson Harry E, shoes, S K.
Toner & Weifenbach (James I Toner, Hugo Weifenbach), insurance. Trayser G A, real est and ins, S K. Union Bag and Paper Co, Wm Hoyt supt. Veraghen Martin, saloon. Verfuerth Bernhard, shoes, S K. Warshasky Felix, dry goods, S K. Weber Mathias, horseshoer. Wendt Wm C, drugs.
Wente E J, mngr W U Tel Co. West George, saloon.
Western Union Telegraph Co, E J Wente mngr ..
Whitenack Charles A, dentist.
Whittier & Nommensen (Ruben Whittier, Adolph J Nommensen), hardware, S .K. Whittmann John, saloon.
Willard Fred R, painter.
Wirth A L, grain elevator and feed, S K. Wisconsin Telephone Co, Daniel Powers mngr. Witt Fred, barber, S K. Wittmann Michael, merchant tailor. Zimmerman W E, creamery.
KEEGAN.
Population, 150. Known as North Branch (flag station), on the C. & N. W. Ry., is in Oconto Falls township, Oconto county,
18 miles from Oconto, the judicial seat and 312 from Oconto Falls, the nearest bank- ing point. Ship via Oconto Falls. Mail, daily. Samuel Keegan, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
KEEGAN SAMUEL, Stationery, McDougald James, hotel.
Oconto Company, farmer, hotel and tel office.
KEELERS.
Population, 200. Is located on the C. & N. W. Ry., and on Pelican Lake, in Schoep- ke township, Oneida county, 18 miles from Rhinelander, the county seat and banking point. Exp., Am. George Keeler, postmast- er and summer resort.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
KEENE.
A discontinued postoffice on Buena Vista river, in Buena Vista township, Portage county, 14 miles southeast of Stevens' Point, the county seat, and 6 northeast of Bancroft, the nearest railroad station. Stevens' Point is the nearest banking point. Has rural free delivery from Bancroft.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Newsby Mrs Sarah, general store.
KEKOSKEE.
Population, 200. A village on Rock river, in Williamstown township, Dodge county, 12 miles northeast of Juneau, the county seat, and 3 northwest of Mayville, the
Has Lutheran and Evangelical churches. Stage daily to Mayville; fare, 25 cents. Mail, daily. Joseph Quick, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bock Robert, well driller.
Bogda Paul, general store.
Burchard G, saloon.
Engel George, general store.
Grabow Herman, blksmith and wagonmkr. Hayes Frank, roller mills.
Janicke Fred, shoemaker.
Kapeter Charles and Herman, masons.
Kekoskee Roller Mills.
Kohly C H, cheese mnfr.
Liegl Joseph, saloon.
Loy G, constable.
QUICK JOSEPH, General Store and Provisions and Postmaster.
Rhodes Lorenz, pump mnfr.
Rode Carl, mason.
Rol] Emil, cheese.
Sanders F, wagonmaker.
Schuelte John, wagonmaker.
Schweikart Jacob, cooper.
Zingler L, railroad, exp and tel agt.
KELLEY.
A discontinued postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Marathon county, 4 miles south- east of Wausau, the county seat, whence it has rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
LORENZ' WHITE PEARL MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI.
A select assortment of Choice Recipes sent with each LORENZ BROS. MACARONI CO. case of our goods, in the shape of a Handy Booklet. MILWAUKEE, - WISCONSIN.
Rubber Stamps.
See page 7.
Reliance Stamp and
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Stencil Works,
1 C JOHN GEIST, Consulting Engineer
500 Kelley R. L. POLK & CO.'S Kenosha
Gussman Mrs John, saloon. Ligman Frank, saloon. Mansur John, saw mill. Mansur & Schroeder, general store.
KELLEY BROOK.
A country postoffice in Spruce township, Oconto county, 20 miles northwest of Ocon- Evans C L, barber. to, the county seat, and 9 from Lena, the Evans George R, jeweler.
nearest railroad station. C. Peterson, Fredericks George, railroad, exp and tel postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Ankerson J M, general store. Kessler Bros, sawmill.
Peterson C, postmaster.
McMillan E A, general store.
KELLNERSVILLE.
Population, 425. A village in Franklin and Kossuth townships, Manitowoc county, 14 miles northwest of Manitowoc, the coun- ty seat and nearest banking point, and 7 from Branch, its shipping point. Tele- o phone connection. Michael J. Kellner, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Guttman P, physician.
Heier Andrew, harness.
Hinek John, constable.
Jirikovic Adam, cheese mnfr.
Kellner Joseph A. saloon.
KELLNER MICHAEL J, Justice.
KELLNER M & SONS, Genl Store, Sa- loon, Machinists.
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Kolar Rev Frank (Catholic).
Ledvina Ed, carpenter.
Ledvina Lawrence, shoemaker.
Marshek Joseph, blacksmith.
Muench C C. blacksmith.
Pfeffe Frank, furniture and saloon. Shimek Joseph, meats.
STOKES C F, General Store. Zemaw Bros, saw mill.
KEMPSTER.
Population, 125. On the C. & N. W. Ry. in Neva township, Langlade county, 10 miles from Antigo, the judicial seat and postmaster.
banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Telephone connection. Frank Ringsmuth, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Kelly A, carpenter and contractor. Lenzner Theodore, boarding and saloon. Metcalf Frank, blacksmith.
MEYER & BORTH, Lumber and Gen- eral Store.
KENDALL.
Population, 400. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Glendale township, Monroe county, 28 miles southeast of Sparta, the county seat. Has Baptist, Catholic and Methodist churches, a graded public school, a bank, a weekly newspaper, the Keystone, and an opera hall. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Telephone connection. R. B. Dunlap, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Adrion G L, general store.
Baxter Bonnie, millinery.
Baxter W, notary and insurance,
Canney W S, grain and ive stock.
Dovle P, agricultural impts.
DUNLAP' ROBERT B, General Store and Drugs.
agent. Felker L H, well casing.
Gamman Co, general store.
Heath C W T. justice.
HILL GEORGE R, Physician.
Holmes M, mason. Holmes O R, blacksmith.
Jackson P S, drayman.
Kendall State Bank (capital $5,000), G R Hill pres, L H Felker cashr.
Kreips W I, photographer.
McQueen Charles, carpenter.
McQueen Samuel, constable.
MOE BROS, General Store. Moe Ole O, mason.
Moote Fred, blacksmith.
O'Boyle P, meat market.
O'Boyle Miss Mary, restaurant.
O'Connor Thomas, barber.
Porter Charles, carpenter.
Preilipp Herman, meats.
Rabbe Chas. hardware.
Reick Chas H, furniture.
Richardson Chas, carpenter.
Sheridan John, lumber.
Waste H (Methodist Episcopal).
Waters Ernest, livery.
Waters Wm, pump and well materials.
Weiss George, saloon.
White Frank, saloon.
KENNAN.
Population, 250. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. Marie Ry, in Kennan township, Price county, 19 miles (air line) and 27 by rail southwest of Phillips, the judicial seat and 15 from Prentice, the nearest banking point. Has Catholic and German Lutheran churches. Exp., Western. Tel .. W. U. Telephone connection. Charles T. Bader,
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Badger Charles T, general store.
Barrett Thomas, barber.
Carney Mike, hotel.
Clason A B, railroad, exp and tel agt. Flagg Mrs E P. hotel.
Gilbert John, saloon and blksmith.
Henn Wm, creamery. Howard J C, prin of school.
Kennan Mnfg Co, saw mill.
Page M J, livery.
Peck C L, general store.
Powers T B, carp. REICHERT BROS, General Store.
Resimius Charles, hardware.
Sargeant R R, real estate.
Sinz P M, physician.
Smerstick /Wenzel, blacksmith.
Young John, hotel.
KENOSHA.
Population, 16,000. Is located on the
shore of Lake Michiga
on the
Herman Grover & Co., or Write and Get Terms.
BUSINESS BROKERS. We Buy, Sell or Exchange. Call Telephone Main 3013. 4 Metropolitan Bldg. MILWAUKEE, WIS,
54 Exchange Bldg. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
JOHN PETERS & CO., Tax- Birds, Beasts and Fishes, idermists. Six Gold Medals Awarded for Fine Art Taxidermy. 2325 State St., Chicago. III.
(See Adv. in Classi- fied Taxidermists. )
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
Kenosha
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Kenosha 501
Wis. div. C. & N. W. Ry., in Kenosha county, of wihch it is the county seat, 33 miles south of Milwaukee, and 51 north of Chicago. It was incorporated as the vil- age of Southport in 1841, which name was changed to Kenosha in 1850, when is receiv- d a city charter. It has one of the finest arbors on the lake, and its marine ship- ing facilities are destined to have a very arge growth. Already some of the best ake craft are owned here, and its great natural advantages are attracting the at- ention of manufacturers. There are 16 churches representing the leading religious lenominations, and the city has excep- ional educational facilities. There are irst-class public schools, with a thorough- y equipped high school building and an fficient corps of teachers, and the Sim- nons Memorial Library, one of the finest n the state. Kemper Hall, a school for girls, under the charge of the Sisters of St. Mary, is situated in the midst of at- ractive grounds, the location being re- narkably healthful and retired. There are banks, an opera house, court house and ity hall, a daily newspaper, the Evening News, and 3 weeklies, Telegraph-Courier,
Jnion and Volksfreund. The city enjoys fine system of water works, which, with he aid of a thoroughly equipped fire de- artment, renders it safe from a serious onflagration. Kenosha's factory facilities 're second to none and she has on her ist the largest tannery and the largest ron bed works in the world, wagon fac- ories and brass works, a bed spring fac- ory, a furniture factory automobile fac- ory, several machine shops, etc. Is con- ected with Racine and Milwaukee by elec- ric railway. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. and Postal. Chas. Frantz, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Abrams Morris, tailor, 170 Maine.
lachen & Munich Fire Ins Co of Aix-la- Chapelle, Germany, The Kenosha Realty Co agts, 169 Park.
Adams George F, phys, Pennoyer Sanitar- ium.
Adams John W, sec Y M C A, Main cor South.
Adams & Adams (Mrs Phoebe and Kate E Beecher James P, contr, 651 S Oak.
Adams), bakers, 212 South.
Adamson Blanche, tchr, 203 Ridge.
Adamson Louise, dressmkr, 38 Meyers blk. Adamson Nellie, tchr, 502 Milwaukee av. delt Paul, saloon, 200 Newell.
Albert John, 20 W Main.
Alden Mrs Antoinette, dressmkr, 662 Pom- ery.
Allen Mrs Maria L, dressmkr, 575 Dayton.
Allen's N 'R Sons (Charles W and Nathan Allen), tanners, Grand av and N Main. Almen Rev Carl (Luth), 124 3d.
Althoff Louis, grocer, 268 Howland_
American Bonding Co of Baltimore, The Kenosha Realty Co agts, 169 Park.
American Central of St Louis, E H Hollist- er agt, 311 Main.
American Express Co, A R Rhode agt, 216 Park.
AMERICAN MERCHANTS' PROTECT- ive Agency, Milton Thomas Mngr, Collec- tion Agents, 220 Main.
Ames Arthur B, clothing, 273 Main. Anderson Andrew, saloon, 168 Main.
Anderson Ernst, carp, 215 Brockett.
Anderson Louis, carp, Tank av 1 e Bain av.
Anderson Otto N, confr, 1005 Prairie av.
Andre Frank E, phys, 208 Main.
Andre Henry, cigar mnfr, 206 Main.
Andrews Helen G, tchr, 450 Exchange.
Arnold Mrs Elsie, dressmkr, 431 Crate. Arnold W G, machinist, 114 Park.
Atlas Assurance Co of London, Eng, The Kenosha Realty Co agts, 169 Park.
Augustine Carrie, dressmkr, 412 Park.
Austin Bros (Raymond J and Albert E), shoes, 217 Main.
Babcock Frederick G, real est, 357 Main. Badger Brass Mnfg Co The, George A Yule pres, L J Keck vice-pres, R H Welles sec and treas. Elizabeth and Pleasant.
Bain Harriet F, artist, 529 Park av.
Bain Wagon Co The, Ltd, George Yule pres, James J Hoyt vice-pres, Frank Slos- son sec and treas, cor Pearl and Main.
Baisler Rev E P (Lutheran), 405 Chicago.
Baker Leone A. music tchr, 459 Durkee av. Baker Robert Verne, lawyer, 29 Meyer's blk Baker & Baker (Myron A and Norman L), lawyers, Park cor Main.
Balcom James K. carp, 511 Chicago.
Baldwin George S, coal and wood, 210 Mar- ket.
Baldwin Henry E, ins agt, 263 Main.
Baldwin H M. ins, 210 Market.
Baley Isabel, tchr, 419 Pleasant.
Barber George, 2d hd gds, 379 Exchange.
Barber S N. ins. 211 Main.
Barden Henry E. dry gds, 211 Main.
Barnes Chester D, lawyer, 220 Main.
Barnes Fred D, painter, 219 Main.
Barr & Brister (J S Barr, D F Brister), blacksmiths, 213 Church.
Barrett Katherine, dressmkr, 539 Market.
Barth Mrs John, florist, 267 Lake av.
Barth Peter, florist, N Jay 4 n Albert.
Barth & Jorut (August W Barth, Wm F Jorut), saloon, 323 Milwaukee av.
Becker Fred L. carriages, 257 Market sq.
Beckman Charles F, grocer, 964 Market.
Bell Clothing House The, H Epstein propr, clothing, 209 Main.
Belting Kate A, dressmkr, 25 Meyers blk.
Bendt Joseph, contr, 64 Union.
Rerens John, shoes, 604 Elizabeth.
Berns Joseph, painter, 262 N Congress.
Bertram Rev Anthony (Catholic), 217 Mil- waukee av.
Beyer Frederick W, 2d hd gds, 251 Market. Beyersdorfer Otto, meats, 220 Park.
Bieuemann John G, shoes, 306 Lake av.
Bishop Clara B, nurse, 961 Prairie av.
Bisno Charles, genl store, 250 Wisconsin. Blackman Frank A, ins agt, 707 Prairie av.
Blaha Anna, dressmkr, 414 Grand av.
Blood Alvin H, county surveyor.
Blumberg Henry, junk dealer, 68 N Main.
Bode Bros Co, M Bode pres, M N Bode sec and treas, house furn, 116 Main.
Bode Frank S, furn, 252 Park.
American Insurance Co of Boston, The Bond & Schend (Thomas W Bond, Chris- Kenosha Realty Co agts, 169 Park. tian Schend), real estate, 224 Main.
W. G. TAYLOR CO., 25 Miller Block, Wisconsin St. and Broadway, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
BUILDING MATERIAL
Vitrified Paving Blocks and Brick. Granite Paving Blocks. Crushed Granite. Orna- mental Terra Cotta. Flue Lining-Coping.
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.
$100
For Each Received in Premiums the Company OVER Has Paid Back to Members and Has on Hand to Their Credit
$118
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Tool Making Stamping & Tool Co. LA CROSSE, WIS.
502 Kenosha R. L. POLK & CO.'S Kenosha
Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Good Reliable Agents Wanted. Gen'l Agent, Southern Wis.
(See Page 7.) MADISON, WIS.
ORGANIZED 1867. THE UNION CENTRAL Assets, $43,891,738.40 M. D. FETHERS.
Boose Joseph, barber, 518 Fremont av. Boosted Amel, bicycle repr, 252 Exchange
Borkenhagon Helen, grocer, 70 N W Main. Condon H J, confr, 519 Elizabeth.
Bornhuetter Ferdinand, boots and shoes, 24 W Main and 9 Alida.
Bostetter Charles B, meats, 81 Middle.
Brassville House, D McLennon propr, 481 Elizabeth.
Breen P T, saloon, 101 Main.
British America Assurance Co of Toronto, Canada, The Kenosha Realty Co agts, 169 Park.
Brosch & Stickel (Cornelius Brosch, Jacob Stickel), meats, 434 Lyman av.
Brown Harry, photogr, 408 Park av.
Brunner Leonard, barber, 266 Main.
Bruns John C, house mover, 303 Milwaukee avenue.
Brus J H, blksmith, 703 Ashland av.
Bryant Alice, music tchr, 631 Park av.
Buchbinder Mary Mrs, midwife, 164 N Chi- cago.
Buchmann Nicholas J, machinist. 254 Wis- consin.
Buckmaster A E, lawyer, 170 Main.
Buenger Carl Rev (Luth), 65 Union.
Bullamore H L, real estate.
Burg Adolph J, barber, 164 Main.
Burr Bros (Edwin B and Wm G), plumbers, 214 Park.
Burr R H, sewer pipes, 214 Park.
Bush Elizabeth C, tchr, corn Durkee av and Seminary.
Bush Nels J, contr, 515 Strong.
Butcher Anna, tchr, cor Selma and Park av Camden of Camden, N J, Kenosha Home Bldg Assn agts, 17 Meyer's blk.
Cameron George L, drugs, 161 Market.
Camfield Bradford A, phys, 363 Chicago. Cappelen Catherine, nurse, 516 Fremont av. Carlson Walfred, baker, 262 Main.
Cashman Isadore A. clothing, 312 Main.
Cavanaugh James, lawyer, First Natl Bank bldg.
Charles James H, soap mnfr, Durkee av limits.
Cheever Homer L. dentist, 315 Main.
Cheever Wm R. phys, 315 Main.
.Chicago Brass Co, Chas F Brooker pres, A P Hine vice-pres, A C Dallas sec. T L Titsworth treas and genl mngr, cor Eliz- abeth and Fremont av.
Chicago-Kenosha Hosiery Co, J J Hoyt Dybbro Paul, meats, 1013 Prairie.
pres, S B Wilkins vice-pres, G H Curtis sec, F Slosson genl mngr, hosiery mnfrs, cor Newell and Prairie av.
Chicago-Racine Tea Co, W .W Barlow mngr, 208 Wisconsin.
Chicago & Northwestern Ry, Fredk Sey- mour agt, cor W Main and Market.
Chinn Percy E. meats, 1011 Sellick av. Chinn Walter J, baker, 701 Strong.
Christensen Andrew, carpenter, 21 Indiana Christian W E & Co. Walter E Christian mngr, machinists, Elzabeth nr Pleasant. Christman Barbara, dressmkr, 473 Milwau- kee av.
Citizens' Fire Ins Co of St Louis, Kenosha Realty Co The agt, 169 Park.
Clapp F B. dentist, 252 Main.
Cleary J L, phys, Meyers blk.
Cleveland Mrs Edith S, music tchr, 206 Elton E J, osteopath, 358 Park av.
Deming.
Cober Wm, livery, 120 E Market.
College of Commerce, O L Trenary prin, 166 Ashland av.
Connery John J, saloon. 152 Main. Conporte S, grocer, 13 Alida.
Cooper Underwear Co, H S Cooper pres- treas. L G Yocum vice-pres, G H Curtis sec, cor Prairie av and Newell.
Corcoran John H, abstracts, First Natl Bank bldg.
Cowell Herbert, architect, 357 Main.
Cowell Walter M, lawyer. 357 Main.
Craney William J, brick mnfr, Burlington road.
Crapsey Adelaide, tchr, cor Durkee av and Seminary.
CROOK H C, Real Estate, Room 17 Meyers Blk.
CROSBY WM C, County Clerk.
Cudahy Bros Co, John R Wolford mngr, meats wholesale, 109 Main.
Culver Floyd F, broker, 169 Park.
Dagenbach Wendelin, cigar mnfr, 157 Mil- waukee av.
Dahl Peter. carpenter, 541 Jennie.
Dale Laura, dressmkr, 326 Julius.
Dale Thomas J, jeweler, 272 Main.
Davis J Howard, carp, 260 Ashland av. Davis Francis M, tchr. 322 Market.
Davy Burn Clay Ballast Co, Z G Sim- mons pres, Ezra Simmons vice-pres, A F Towne sec. Z G Simmons jr treas, 120 Main.
DE BERGE HENRY F, Dealer in Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, Glass, Etc, Win- dow Shades and Picture Frames, Cigars and Tobacco. 156 Main.
Deom & Smith (Dominick Deom, Fred Smith), saloon, 90 N Main.
Depski Anton. grocer, 381 Division.
Dewey Courtland A, hardware. 254 Main. Dickhaut Henry A, barber, Meyers blk.
Dickhaut Wm J, barber. 215 Park.
D'Rose John, barber, 4 W Main.
Donahue Kate, dressmkr. 563 Congress.
Dosemagen & Co (Joseph H Dosemagen, Charles Kluender), saloon, 317 Milwaukee avenue.
Drake & Hammond (Frank J Drake, Syl- vester J Hammond), saloon. 256 Main.
Drath Herman, furrier, Bronson, nr N W Main.
Dunnebacke Bros (Ferdinand and An- thony Dunnebacke), flour and feed, 320 Main.
Eastman J R. phys, 255 Main.
Eddy Mary. tchr. 606 Garden.
Edwards Charles L, saloon. 316 Main.
Egan Paul. architects, 170 Main.
Eichelman Louis M, tailor, 270 Mai.n
EICHELMAN THE (H L Eichelman, M H Hale), Hotel, 274 Main.
EICHELMAN & HALE (H L Eichelman, M H Hale), Proprs The Eichelman, 274 Main.
Ek Fred, express, 162 Howland.
Elscamp Rev Bernard (Catholic), 217 Mil- waukee.
Elsen Peter, grocer, 303 Bronson.
Ellis Drug Co (Marshall F Ellis), 311 Main.
Engelberg Henry, saloon, 432 Middle. English Edward J, meats, 211 Main.
CEMENT
§ Milwaukee Cement Co., 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.
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WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
KEMPER HALL
KENOSHA - WISCONSIN.
A School for Girls,
UNDER THE CHARGE OF THE
SISTERS OF ST. MARY
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REFERENCES:
The Rt. Rev. I. L. NICHOLSON, D. D., Milwaukee. The Rt. Rev. W. E. McLAREN, D. D., Chicago. The Rt. Rev. CHARLES PALMERSTON ANDER- SON, D. D., Bishop Coadjutor of Chicago.
THE THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR OF THIS SCHOOL,
Founded in Memory of Bishop KEMPER, the first Missionary Bishop of the Church in America.
BEGINS SEPTEMBER 21, 1905.
Elective Courses. Special Advantages.
Address THE MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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R. L. POLK & CO.'S
$ 3ºº SAVED TO ALL POINTS EAST AND WEST VIA THE D & B LINE.
Just Two Boats" DETROIT& BUFFALO BETWEEN
Daily Service
DETROIT & BUFFALO STEAMBOAT CO.
DETROIT
BUFFALO
NIAGARA FALLS
LAKE UNE
CLEVELAND'
THE DIRECT AND POPULAR ROUTE TO POINTS EAST DAILY SERVICE, MAY 10th Improved Express Service (14 hours) Between DETROIT AND BUFFALO Leave DETROIT Daily - 5.00 P. M. Arrive BUFFALO 9.00 A. M.
Connecting with Morning Trains for all Points in NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA and NEW ENGLAND STATES. Through Tickets sold to All Points, and Baggage Checked to Destination.
Leave BUFFALO Daily - 5.30 P. M. Arrive DETROIT 7.30 A. M.
Connecting with Early Morning Trains for Points North and West. Rate between Detroit and Buffalo $3.50 one way, $6.50 round trip. Berths $1.00, $1.50; Staterooms $2.50 cach direction.
Send 2c Stamp for Illustrated Pamphlet.
RAIL TICKETS HONORED ON STEAMERS
All Classes of Tickets sold reading via Grand Trunk, Michigan Central and Wabash Railways between De- troit and Buffalo will be accepted for transportation on D. & B. Strs. in either direction between Detroit and Buffalo. A. A. SCHANTZ, G.S & P.T.M., Detroit, Mich
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MACKINAC ISLAND MICHIGAN SUMMER RESORTS.
TIME TABLE BETWEEN DETROIT and CLEVELAND
Leave DETROIT, daily 10.30 P. M. Arrive CLEVELAND - - 5.30 A. M. making connections with all Railroads for points East and South.
Leave CLEVELAND, daily 10.15 P. M. Arrive DETROIT 5.30 A. M. Connecting with D. & C. STEAMERS for Mackinac, "Soo," Marquette, Duluth, Minne- apolis, St. Paul, Petoskey, Milwaukee, Chi- cago and Georgian Bay, also with all Rail- roads for points in Michigan and the West.
DAY TRIPS (including Sunday) between DETROIT AND CLEVELAND DAILY except Monday, JULY and AUGUST
MACKINAC DIVISION
Lv.TOLEDO, Mondays & *Saturdays 9.30 A.M. *Tuesdays & Thursdays 4.00 P.M. Lv.DETROIT, Mondays &*Saturdays 5.00 P.M. *Wednesdays & Fridays 9.30 A.M.
Four Trips Per Week *Commencing June 15th Through connections made at MACKINAC ISLAND with all Steamers to Points North and West, and D. S. S. & A. and Soo Line at ST. IGNACE. Send 2c Stamp for Illustrated Pamphlet.
Address A. A.SCHANTZ, G.S.&P.T.M., Detroit, Mich. DETROIT AND CLEVELAND NAV. CO.
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For Niagara Falls, Toronto, Montreal, Portland, Railway System. Canada and the East.
Kenosha
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Kenosha 505
English John J. hardware, Main cor Mar- ket.
Eppler Victor V, saloon, 522 Fremont av. Epstein Harry, clothing, 209 Main.
Evans W J & Co (W J and John Evans), flour and feed, 251 Market.
Evenings News, Head & Simmons publrs, 352 Park av.
EWE LOUIS, Publr and Propr Ken- osha Volksfreund. 156 Market.
Faber Barbara, dressmkr, 473 Milwaukee avenue.
Faber Nicholas, confr, 310 Bronson.
Faber & Co (George Faber, Henry Hal- berstadt), bakers, 162 W Main.
Farr Edna W, tchr, 423 Chicago.
Farr Wm M. phys, 11 Meyers blk.
Farrell Rev Edgar T (Congl). 260 Park pl. Faulhauber Michael, cistern bldr, 109 Mar- ket.
Faultless Henry. county treasurer. Faust William F, dentist, 312 Main.
Fay George W, hardware, 221 Main.
Federal Fire Ins Co, of New Jersey, Ke- nosha Realty Co agts, 169 Park.
Fidelity & Casualty Co of New York, Ke- nosha Realty Co agts, 169 Park.
Field Ida Belle, music tchr. 359 S Main. Filbin Elizabeth, tchr, 415 Durkee av. Filbin Thomas, contr, 415 Durkee av.
Fireman's Fund Ins Co of San Francisco, Cal, Kenosha Realty Co agts, 169 Park.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE, Z G
Simmons Pres, George Yule Vice-Pres, Charles C Brown Cashr, W P Robinson Asst Cashr, Cor Main and Market.
Fisher George, propr Schlitz Hotel, 1 N Main.
Fisher Peter jr Co, Allen B Ripley pres, James E Tully sec, Peter Fisher jr treas- mngr, coal and wood, 2 N Main.
Fisher Wm F, dry goods, 251 Main. Flasch Irene, dressmaker, 608 Grand av. Flasch Raymond, tchr, 608 Grand av. Flynn Michael, drayman, 425 Pearl.
Forsyth & Luttrell (James R Forsyth, John Luttrell), grocers, 551 Strong. Foulke Frank E, carpenter, 601 Howland avenue.
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