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Stamping and Tool Co. LA CROSSE, WIS.
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Madison R. L. POLK & CO.'S
(See Page 7.) MADISON, 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.
the United States. was inaugurated about 1866 and today about 3,100 students attend this great institution of learning. Madison has ten large public ward schools, with full attendance, and several private schools. A high school, covering academic studies preparatory to the higher branches of the University, is in great fa- vor, and, although occupying a spacious building, it is overcrowded and a new $25,- 000 building will soon be erected. An excel- lent circulating free library and reading room occupy the first floor of the City Hall. A $75,000 new library building is in course of construction, the gift of Andrew Carnegie. There is an almirably conducted water system of water works, and a sup- ply of pure water deemed ample for any emergency. The Wisconsin State Hospital for the Insane, 4 miles north of the city, and across Lake Mendota, adds an improv- ing view to the attraction, and helps to complete the scenery, which is Madison's pride. The Monona Lake Assembly, com- menced in 1881, after the pattern of Chau- tauqua, N. Y., has proved highly successful, under the supervision of a non-sectarian or- ganization, it has become a favorite camp- ing ground, where thousands of people, many with whole families, live in the tented field during portions of July and August. The State Historical Society, occupying a magnificent new building in the neighbor- hood of the University, embraces an im- mense library, with memoirs, oil portraits of Wisconsin, pioneers and relics of histor- ical interest, unsurpassed by any in the older states. The structure cost $600,000, is one of the best appointed library buildings in the United States; it is constructed of Buff. Bedford limestone, and is in the Ionic order of architecture. The State library is devoted solely to law and is under the direction of the justices of the Supreme Court. The Dane county branch of the State Humane Society is located here. Among the public societies may be men- tioned Masonic, Odd Fellows, Knights of Pytnias, Modern Woodmen, and the usual temperance organizations; German Turn Verein, Madison Maennerchor, St. Michael's
Washburn Post, No. 11, of the G. A. R. The city has a municipal court with extra judi- cial power, a uniformed police force, and a well-equipped fire department. The State Supreme Court, U. S. Circuit and local courts give Madison a prominence in litiga- tion, and attract the highest legal talent to the Capital City. The railroads leading into the city from eight different directions make
tions of the state. The C. & N. W. Ry., the C., M. & St. P. and the Illinois Central have handsome and commodious passenger
byterian, German Lutheran, Norwegian Lutheran and Christian Science; the three first named may be said to be the most imposing structures. Five banks are lo- cated here, all in good standing, First Na- tional, State Bank, Bank of Wisconsin, German-American Bank, Capital City Bank and a Trust Company. The Wisconsin State Journal and the Madison Democrat are pub- lished daily and weekly, the Cardinal (daily), Alumni Magazine (monthly) and Sphinx (irregular), are conducted by the students of the University; the Wisconsin Botschafter, Amerika,Madisonian, North- western Mail, Wisconsin Farmer and Wis- consin Staats-Zeitung are weekly issues; the Wisconsin Journal of Education, American Thresherman and Christian Endeavor are published monthly, and the Wisconsin En- gineer quarterly. The Fuller Opera House, with a seating capacity of 1,200, is one of the finest structures of the kind in the northwest. The American and U. S. Ex- press Cos. have local offices here; also the Western Union Telegraph Co. and. Postal Telegraph-Cable Co. Two systems of tele- phone and one of electric lighting are in operation. An electric street railway con- nects the outskirts with the business cen- ter. Elisha W. Keyes, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Abaly Charles H, grocer, 1921 Winnebago. ABALY WM C, Physician, 11 Brown Blk.
Abbott Charles F, marble, 31 N Pinckney.
Abbott Maude E, teacher, 433 N Murray.
Academy of Music, Mrs Janette W Ains- worth prin, 27 N Pinckney.
Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters Li- brary, W 'M Smith librarian, State Histor- ical Soc bldg.
Ac Moody Eveart C, restaurant 426 State. ADAMS HON HENRY C, United States Congressman Second Congressional Dis- trict, 36 Tenney Bldg.
Adams Richard L, ins agt, 112 King.
ADJUSTABLE GATE CO, E M Wilder Pres, H G Smith Sec and Treas, 17-18-19 Marston Blk.
Advance Thresher Co, A M Frish mngr 601 Williamson.
Ahrensmeyer Fred C, saloon, Elmside. E Madison.
Ainsworth Mrs Janette W, prin Academy of Music, 27 N Pinckney.
Society, Knights of Columbus, and the C. C. Albright & Glunz (George Albright, Alber
Glunz), saloon, 601 E Wilson.
Albright & Howe (George Albright. Wm E Howe), boat livery, ft of S Hancock.
Alford Bros (Jabe. Walter and Frank) laundry, 113 N Carroll.
Alford Wm H, marble, 25 N Pinckney.
Alla'son Co. A Fay mngr, restaurant, 64 W Washington av.
Allen Henry P, ice, 1147 Rutledge.
it a railroad center, accessible from all por- Allen Wm E, carpenter, 120 N Carroll.
Ambly Mrs Julia. nurse, 2009 Adams.
AMERICAN CIGAR CO, N P Strause Mngr, 641 W Doty.
CEMENT
Milwaukee Cement Co. 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis
Madison
in lawns. driveways and plats for experi-[depots at this place. There are churches mental agriculture, the whole being over- representing the following religious denom- inations: Congregational, Methodist, Roman Catholic, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist, looked by the Washburn observatory, do- nated by a former governor, Gen. C. C. Washburn, and already ranking high in the Unitarian, German Catholic, German Pres- scientific world. The early progress of the University was accompanied with many embarrassments, but finally, fostered by state care and aid, it has come to take an exalted stand among kindred institutions, and its alumni are prominent throughout Co-education of sexes
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FORMERLY THE
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MADISON, WIS.
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FIRST-It has Age-Established 1856; Permanent -Incorporated 1896; Progressive - Reorgan- ized 1903.
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THIRD-Its curriculum includes : Advertising- the securing of business. Stenography-the handling of business. Accounting-the record- ing of business transactions. Banking-the financing of business.
FOURTH-Its students are so trained that they secure good positions, and are able to do the work required of them.
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R. L. POLK & CO.'S
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MADISON
WISCONSIN
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On Lake Wingra, near Madison in a beautiful Park, easy of access. New building, thoroughly modern.
An Academic School for young ladies, with minim department for girls under 12 years.
College and Preparatory Education. Special, Normal, Science, Musical and Art Courses, Physical, Mental and Moral Training.
The scholastic year has two semesters of five months each, the first beginning with the first Monday in September and the second with the first Monday in February, of each year. For terms and full information, address
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909 Monroe St., MADISON, WIS.
573
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MADISON, = WISCONSIN.
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H. E. HANSEN, Treasurer.
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Wisconsin Wagon Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
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R. L. POLK & CO.'S
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Bell Phone 4131 Standard Phone 6286
Economical Rug Co.
CHAS. KEHOE, Prop. New Rugs Made From Old Discarded Carpets Carpets Cleaned and Scoured Like New
128 STATE STREET
MADISON, WIS.
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For Niagara Falls, Toronto, Montreal, Portland, Canada and the East.
Madison
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Madison 575
American Dist Tel Co, Charles E Bross Baker James B, dentist, 6 Mendota blk. mngr, 115 Monona av. Ballard Clara E S, teacher, 513 State.
American Express Co, H B Dodd agent, 9 Baltes Bert, blacksmith, 786 W Washington E Main.
American Hardwood Lumber Co, Thomas E Brittingham pres, E J Young sec, 8 S Carroll.
American Harrow Co, W I Dodge agt. 615 Williamson.
American Journal of Dental Science. Wm G Beecroft editor, 101 E Mifflin.
American Plow Co, James Barclay pres, Jackson Reuter treas, George Ahrens sec, Elmside, E Madison.
American Shredder Co, Jackson Reuter pres, J A Aylward sec, mnfrs agrl impts, E Madison.
American Thresherman The, Bascom B Clarke pres, Mrs H D Clarke treas, publrs, 20 N Carroll.
Amerika Publishing Co (Rasmus R and George K Anderson), publrs Amerika, 123 E Washington av.
AMES ALLEN R, Real Estate and Farm lands, 15 W Main.
Ames S, county supt schools.
Amoth Christian R, blacksmith. 2027 At- wood av.
Andersen Oswald C, tailor, 27 N Pinckney. Anderson Carl K, shoemkr. 808 Williamson. AndersonFred E, phys, 1 E Main.
Anderson Wm J. ins agt, 303 Wisconsin bldg Anderson & Grieve (John Anderson, George E Grieve), meats, 422 S Park.
Andrews Mrs James. saloon, 553 W Johnson. ANGELL GR & CO (George R Angell), Publishers Madison City Directory.
Annen Annie, dressmkr, 911 Chandler,
Archibald Edwin F, men's furngs, 228 State. Archibald Theresa C (Christian Scientist), 228 State.
Arion Orchestra, George H Armbrecht mngr, 119 N Franklin.
Armbrecht Bertha, dressmkr, 651 W Main. Armbrecht Henry L, barber, 418 E Wilson. Armstrong Elizabeth, nurse, 1220 W Day- ton.
Ashby Flora M, nurse, 721 E Gorham.
Askew Amelia A, teacher, 20 W Wilson.
Askew Bros (Charles and Wm), steamboat lines, ft Carroll, Lake Menona'.
Atlas Hotel. L Kleinheinz propr, Baldwin cor Wilson.
Atwood Myron H, real est, 104 E Washing- ton av.
Aufrecht Fred, carp, 1432 Williamson.
Aurlin Charles A, shoemkr, 318 E Wilson.
Austin A E & Co (Albert E Austin), shoes,' 13 S Pinckney.
AVENUE HOTEL, George P Gifford Propr, 114-116 Monona av.
Averbeck Frank A, jeweler. 29 S Pinckney. Averill Adelbert L. hotel, 624 E Wilson.
Bach Frank C, music tchr, 307 N Murray. Bacon Bert F, horseshoer, 720 W Washing- ton av.
Badger Oil and Gas Co. Wm H Froehlich pres, Frank M Wootten mngr, 23 N Pinck- ney.
Badger State Shoe Co, John G Ogden pres, W H Atkins sec, S Madison.
Baines F S. leaf tobacco, cor Patterson and Wilson.
Baker Henry, chief of police, 14 Webster.
avenue.
Baltes Kathryn M, dressmkr, 315 W Main.
BANK OF WISCONSIN (Capital $100,- 000, Surplus $50,000), Wm F Vilas Pres, Frank W Hoyt Vice-Pres, Joseph M Boyd Cashier, 1 E Main.
Barckham Wm G, upholr. 120 S Hamilton. Bardsley Mrs Annie E, nurse, 610 Milton. Barnard Charles & Son (Charles and Wni P), boat builders, 624 E Gorham.
Barnard Elizabeth, teacher, 414 N Park. Barnard &. Wilder, leaf tobacco, E Wilson cor Livingston.
Barney Eugene C, butter, eggs, etc, 233 King.
Barry Bros (James and Garret), house mov- ers, 419 W Johnson.
Barry Mrs P D, grocer. 654 W Main.
Bartels Frederick jr, shooting gallery. 4021/2 E Wilson.
BASHFORD, AYLWARD & SPENSLEY (Robert M. Bashford. John A Aylward, Calvert F Spensley), Attorneys and Coun- selors-at-Law, Pioneer Blk, Main s e cor Monona av.
Baskerville Rev Emanuel J (Methodist), 1806 Jefferson.
Baus Edward, cigar mnfr, 105 King.
BEATTIE SIMON, Veterinary Surgeon and Dog Fancier. Sec Society of Veter- inary Graduates, 215 E Washington av. (See page 579.)
Bechtol Charles O, phys and surg, 2d fl, 8 S Carroll.
Beecroft Lillian J. tchr, 433 N Frances.
Beecroft Wm G, dentist and editor Am Journal of Dental Science, 101 E Mifflin.
Behrend Sadie, dressmkr, 314 N Broom.
Behrnd & Boelsing (Charles Behrnd, Fred G Boelsing), masons, 519 Mifflin.
Bellaire Brick and Tile Works. David Stephens propr, Sauk road.
Belldays Laura, dressmkr, 105 King. Benson B M & Co. grocers, 3 N Blair. Benton Mrs Abbie B, dressmkr, 1216 Jenifer. Bents Albert L, dentist, 5 N Pinckney.
Berger Peter, hardware. 702 University av. Bergert Mrs C Knoerr. chiropodist, 221 State Bernard Charles jr, chief fire dept, 12 Web- ster.
BERNARD C H, Sec Hollister Drug Co, 3 N Pinckney.
Berry Bros (Ira G, Wm H), saloon, At- wood av.
Berry Ira G, saloon, Elmside, E Madison.
Best Shingle Co, Thoma's E Brittingham pres, W S Heddles sec, 8 S Carroll.
Best Theodore, barber, 412 S Park. Bewick Grace B, tchr, 915 W Johnson.
Bewick Thomas. tchr. 915 W Johnson.
Beyler Katherine, dressmkr, 130 N. Hancock Bibb K A, grocer, 446 W Main.
Biederstaedt Paulina, dressmkr, 847 Wil- liamson.
Bigelow Harry O, grocer, 1215 Williamson. Binnewies Emma', dressmkr, 348 W Mifflin. BIRD & GILMAN (George W Bird, Stephen W Gilman), Attorneys-at-Law, 25-26 Tenney Bldg, 110 E Main. (See adv in classified Lawyers).
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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)
AND THE ENTIRE LUMBER , INTERESTS of the United States.
ILL.
Bischoff Bros (Henry B and George L), plasterers, 908 Jenifer.
Bissell Elizabeth C, tchr. 208 N Lake.
Bittner Bertha M. dressmkr, 116 W Dayton. Bitney Joseph, carp, 211 N Brooks.
Blackburn Kathryne I, teacher, 1220 W Johnson.
Blackmer Bernard, boat builder, 413
Blount.
Blake Bros (Edward C and John T), contrs, Brown Ethel M, teacher, 2303 E Wash av.
Brown Eugene A, phys, 10 Mendota blk.
Brown Fred M. real est, 107 E Wash av.
Brown Henry H, trunk mnfr and apiarist, 118 E Main.
Brown Iva, teacher, 1204 E Johnson.
Brown Lindsay S, phys, 2 Brown blk.
Brown S Edith, teacher, 152 E Johnson.
Brown Timothy (est) (Frank G and Fred- erick M Brown), loans, 107 E Washington avenue.
Blind & Huegel (Adam Blind, John G Hue- Brown & Brown (George J and Melissa V), gel), shoes, 104 King. books, 412 State.
Bliss A G & C H (Albert G and Charles H), grocers, 119 S Brown.
Bliss Mrs Annie, nurse (S M), Potter.
Boardman Charles R, adj genl State House.
Bobb Clement L, drugs, 1054 Williamson. Boehmer John H, horsehoer, 314 E Main.
Boehmer Maligus, harnessmkr, 204 E Wash- ington av.
Boelsing E W. Carl, cigars, 126 State.
Boelsing Wilhelmina A, nurse, 2032 Univ avenue.
Bollenback Joseph, mdse broker, 1 S Blount Buerger Doris, dressmaker, 616 Williamson.
Boning Margaret, teacher, 821 Univ av. Boorman Wm T, carp. 110 E Mifflin.
Borgers Albert L, bicycle reprs, 1314 W Johnson.
Bourke Elizabeth E, dressmkr, 501 Univ av. Bowman Frank F, phys, 21 S Pinckney.
BOYCE SAMUEL R, Physician, Prac- tice Limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, 23 Tenney Bldg.
Boynton Marion E. teacher, 1119 W Dayton. Burger Addie, dressmkr, 115 N Bassett.
Brabant Josephine, teacher, 810 Univ av. Bradford Rachel I, teacher, 432 W Doty. Bradley Grace M, teacher, 618 E Gorham. Brady Emma. nurse, 338 W Main.
Brahany Michael, horseshoer, 213 E Main. Brahm Henry G, barber, 1 S Pinckney.
BRAND BESSIE, Sec University School of Music.
Brandenstein & Hemel (Carl Brandenstein, |Burnham Lillian E, music tchr.
Henry Hemel), saloon, 220 State.
Brandmeyer James J. barber, 1 S Pinckney.
Brand's Voice Building Institute, T H Burrowbridge Wm, draymen, 2d fl, 206 E Brand instructor, 25 W Main. Main.
Brandt Selwyn A, publr, 32 Vroman blk. Brattrud Alice, dressmkr, 122 N Hamilton. Breckheimer Brewing Co, Mathias Breck-
heimer pres, W L Schulkamp sec, 215 Butler D R, mason, S Madison. King.
Breitenbach Bros (John P and Julius), shoes 25 S Pinckney.
Breitenbach G C. & Son (George H Breiten- bach), grocers. 851 Williamson.
Breitenbach Henry, grocer, 831 Williamson.
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576 Madison R. L. POLK & CO.'S Madison
Bird & Stadelmann (Robert P Bird, Robert Bremer Ernest C. barber, 611 E Wilson. H Stadelmann). horseshoers, 208 E Wash- Breslich Rev Arthur L (Methodist), 116 E ington av. Mifflin.
BIRGE E A, Ph D, Se D, Director and Bridgman Edward P, dentist, 951 William- Supt State of Wisconsin Geological and son. Natural History Survey.
Briggs Rev Jennie M (Christian Scientist). Brin Henry, genl store, 5 N Pinckney.
Brittingham & Hixon Lumber Co, Thomas E Brittingham pres, W S Heddles sec, 8 S Carroll.
Brown Anna, dressmkr, 143 E Gorham. Brown Bros (Andrew S and Myron. F), liv- ery, 508 State.
S Brown Charles N, lawyer, 109 W Main. Brown. Elva, dressmkr, 3d fl. 408 State.
413 W Mifflin.
Blankenheim Wm PP, propr Wisconsin House. 227 State.
Blazer Rosetta. teacher, h 20 S Henry.
BLIED F C & CO (Frank C Blied, Frank E Gersbach), Publrs Wisconsin Botschafter, 117 W Main.
Blied Joseph H, hardware, 105 State.
Blied & Schneider (John J Blied, Gustav L Schneider), hardware, 29 W Main.
Brown. & Hagan (Ezra Brown, Thomas Hagan), creamery, 207 State.
Brunns Ernest, dairy, IN Madison.
BRYANT GEORGE E, Supt Public Property, State House.
Buckmaster James A, jeweler, 12 W Mifflin. Buell Charles E, asst attorney general, State Capitol.
BUELL & DENU (Charles E Buell, Al- bert R Denu), Lawyers, State Bank Bldg. (See page 583 and adv in classified Law- yers.)
Buergin W J. barber, 101 S Hamilton.
BUFFALO PITTS CO, F T McMurran Agent, Threshing iMachinery, 221-223 S Blount.
Bunn Romanzo, judge U IS court western dist. Wisconsin Federal bldg.
Burdick & Murray Co, Albert L Burdick pres, Thomas G Murray sec, dry goods, 17 E Main.
Burger Peter, hardware, 702 Univ av. Burke Elizabeth dressmkr, 511 Univ av. Burke Mary, dressmkr, 137 Monona.
BURKE S D, Carriages, Wagons and Farm Implements, Fisher Bldg, cor Doty and Pinckney. (See p 577.)
Burling Rev L C, 219 State. Burmeister Henry C, saloon. 412 S Park.
Burnside Mrs Wm H, milliner, 225 King.
Burrowbridge George, barber. 5 N Pinckney
Burrows George B, real est, 126 S Pinckney. Burwell Julia M, carpet weaver, 210 N Mur- ray.
Butler Rose C, dressmkr. 112 S Butler. Butterfield Ernest B, saloon, 13 E Main. Byrne Isabel T, teacher, 446 W Wilson. Campbell Adella dressmkr, 2d fl, 108 King. Campbell Rev Clement C (Congregational), 1119 Jenifer.
CHICAGO,
577
Madison
Madison WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
S. D. BURKE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN A FULL LINE OF
Buggies, Carriages, leighs, Wagons, Farm Implements,
Manure Spreaders, Gasoline Engines, Wind Mills, Towers, Tanks, Etc.
SALESROOM AND REPOSITORY:
orner of DOTY and PINCKNEY STREETS,
MADISON, WIS.
FESS HOUSE.
New Building.
Modern Throughout.
Rate, $1.25 per day.
Most Central in Location.
KEE'M UAI
Only Three Blocks From Depots.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
HOMELIKE, WITH EVERY CONVENIENCE.
Cor. Doty and King Streets, - MADISON, WISCONSIN.
The Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co., Newark, N. J.
INSURANCE IN FORCE, 8363,801,084.00.
FRANK L. WILSON, State Agent,
58-59 University Building, MILWAUKEE, WIS
580
Madison R. L. POLK & CO.'S Madison
Cunningham John H, dentist, 22 Vroman Dudley Joseph E, carpenter, 203 E Wash- block.
Curran John W, real est, 106 S Pinckney. Curtis Dexter Co (Wm D and Frank H Curtis, Mrs Stella C Baker), mnfrs sad- dlery specialties, 840 E Washington av. Curtis Wm D, mayor, City Hall.
Curtiss Edwin R, photogr, 1 E Main. Curtiss Fred W, photogr, 104 State. Dahlager Rev Ole C (Nor Luth), 1318 Spaight.
Damm John, cigars, 7 W Main.
Dane Abstract of Title Co, John T Kenney pres, Amund K Reindahl sec, 107 W Main. Dane County Telephone Co, J C Harper pres, J J Power sec, 29 E Main.
Dane County Title Co, G J Corscot pres, R. R Kropf sec, 109 S Fairchild.
Daniher Daniel D, apiarist, 708 Williamson. Davidson Abraham R, tailor, 31 N Pinck- ney.
Davis Albert M, mnfr agrl impts, 317 E Wilson.
Davis R W, county treasurer.
Davis Wm M, groceries, 1202 W. Dayton. Davy & Rosen (Edward Davy, Paul Rosen), tailors, 433 W Gilman.
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Deachamp Thomas, drayman, 722 Mound. Dean Aletta F, teacher, 138 W Gorham: Dean Joseph, carp, 503 W Doty.
Dean Joseph ir, physician, 3d fl, 108 State. Deards Abbie M, nurse, 1121 E Johnson. Deards Edward, carp, 335 W Wilson.
Deards Walter, carp, 1121 E Johnson.
De Groat Mrs Adelaide, dressmkr. 14 N Henry.
Deike Albert, grocer, 753 Williamson.
Delaney John, carp, 825 W Dayton.
Democrat Printing Co, George Raymer
pres, I P Ketchum sec, publrs Madison Daily Democrat, 114 S Carroll.
Dengler Charles M. painter 319 N Frances. Dengler Clare, teacher, 319 N Frances. Dengler Rose, teacher, 319 N Frances.
Denison Margaret, drayage, 643 E Wilson. De Tampel Katherine, dressmkr, 311 State. Devlin Kate, dressmkr, 27 W Doty. Dick Adolph H, saloon, 217 State.
Dick Christian, whol liquors, 223 State. Dickert Frank G, shoes, 911 Williamson. Dickert Salome, dressmkr, 19 W Main.
Diederich Michael, grocer, 817 University avenue.
Diepold Peter J, blksmith, 1433 University avenue.
Doerfer Wm, dairy, W Madison.
'Donoughue Margaret, nurse, 305 E John- son.
Donovan J P, phys, 21 S Pinckney.
Dow Charles M, ins agt, 3 Tenney bldg. Dow Leila A, artist, 237 W Gilman.
Dowagiac Mnfg Co, W Barton mngr, agr] impts, 617 Williamson.
DOWNING J D, Vice-Pres Hollister Drug Co, 107 N Hamilton.
Doyon & Rayne Lumber Co, B H Doyon pres, George T Rayne sec and treas, 119 W Mifflin.
Drea Patrick H, carp, 105 Maple. Dresen Theodore F, jeweler, 216 State.
Dresen & Rhodes (Charles A Dresen, Louis Evans Theodore W, phys, 3 N Pinckney. M Rhodes), painters, 218 E Main.
Drews Edward H, dentist, 29 E Main. Drews Wm, hardware, 937 Williamson. Drives J B & Son (John B and John B jr), coal, 409 Blount.
ington av.
Du Frenne Martin, propr Madison Notion Co, 205 King.
DUN R G & CO, THE MERCANTILE Agency, Tenneys, Hall & Swansen, At- torneys, Tenney Bldg, 108 E Main.
Dunkel Joseph, shoes, 604 University av. Dunn John M, agt C, M & St P Ry, 646 W Washington av.
Dunn Laura, dressmkr, 1324 Dewey. Dunn Martin L, cigars, 3 E Main.
Durlin Fayette, real estate, 14 Marston blk. Eagle Hotel, Carl Hermann propr, 631 E Wilson.
East Side Livery, M J Regan propr, 702 Williamson.
Eastman Fred R, electrician, 114 State. Eastman John S, electrician, 511 State. Eckstedt Ernest E. saloon, 1252 Williamson. ECONOMICAL RUG CO, Charles Kehoe Propr. 128 State. (See page 574.)
Eddy Ernest W, restaurant, 11 W Main.
EDGEWOOD VILLA SACRED HEART Academy, Conducted by the Dominican Sisters, Sister M Reginald Superior, 909 Monroe. (See page 572.)
Edsall Frank H, phys, 15 Mendota blk.
Eggen Rev Thore (Evan Luth), 1209 Rut- ledge.
Ehrlich Mrs Dorothea, dressmkr, 332 W Dayton.
Ehrman Charles J, meats, 1234 Williamson. Ekern Alice O, teacher, 219 N Hamilton. Elding Samuel, carp, 648 Williamson. Electrical Supply Co, L W Burch pres, A L Payne sec, electrical supplies, 323 E Wilson.
Ellefson Nels W, lumber, 2016 Winnebago. Ellguth Natalie, dressmkr, 413 State.
Ellingson Martin, cigar mnfr, 120 S Pinck- ney.
Elliott Amelia, dressmkr, 309 E Mifflin.
Elliott E R, whol lumber, 1242 E Dayton.
Elliott Mary A, dressmkr, 309 E Mifflin. Elliott & Fox (Wm T Elliott, Charles R Fox), agrl impts, cor Blair and Railroad. Ellis Charles T, real esate.
Ellis J R & Sons, Zala Baldwin mngr, but- ter, 619 Williamson.
Ellman George, confr, 402 State. Elver Charles, hotel, 524 E Wilson.
ELVER ELMORE T, Lawyer, 38-40 Tenney Bldg. (See page 579.)
Emergency Hospital, Mrs S J Bennett ma- tron, 206 E Main.
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