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Bremmer & Huntley, produce.
Cargill W W & Bro, produce.
Doane Jasper, General Store, Railroad and Tel Agent.
Gleason & Getzelman, produce.
Scavern & Co, produce.
ARTHUR. A postoffice in Grant county, 15 miles east of Lancaster, the county seat, and 3 west of Rewey, on the C. & N. W. Ry, the nearest railroad sta- tion. Platteville, 10 miles distant, is the usual banking point. Population. 125. Daily mail stage from Rewey. J. T. Enloe postmaster,
Alcock Thomas, builder.
Enloc John 'T, Grocer and Justice.
Harris James, blacksmith.
Stehl C E, shoemaker and justice.
ASHFORD. A postoffice in Fond du Lac county, 17 miles south of Fond du Lac, the county seat, and 5 west of New Cassel, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 120. Mail, daily. John Schmitz, postmaster.
Berg Peter, agricultural impts.
Hilbert Wm, carpenter.
Krudwig John, shoemaker.
Lux Henry, blacksmith. Manel Wm, cheese mofr. Schmitz John, General Store. Scholler Henry, saloon. Sevwe John, barber. Thelen Barbara, saloon.
ASHIPPUN. On Mill creek, in Dodge county, 19 miles southeast of Ju- neau, the seat of justice, and 8 from Ocon- omowoc, the nearest shipping and banking point. Population, 60. Mail, daily. R. Wittig, postmaster.
Berger Wm, mason.
Braatz Wm, mason. Brueske Wm, Saw Mill.
Habeck August, blacksmith. Hildeman Ernest, apiarist.
Krusback Henry, carpenter.
Liesener August, saw mill.
Meissner Gustav, general store.
Moldenhauer Allen, carpenter.
Plass Rev P (Lutheran).
Rogan Anthony B, justice.
Schlage fferman, Blacksmith.
Tesch Theodore, carpenter. Vandusen Wm, carpenter.
ASHLAND. An important city on Chequamegon or Ashland bay, an inlet of Lake Superior in the northwestern corner of Ashland county, of which it is the judi- cial seat. It is the railroad center of Nor- thern Wisconsin, the following roads meet- ing there: The Wisconsin Central Line, the N. div. of C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., the N. P. R. R., and the M., L. S. & W. Ry, 344 miles from Milwaukee, 184 miles from St. Paul, 165 from Eau Claire, and 40 miles from Hurley. The D., S. S. & A. R. R will also shortly be completed to this point. During the season communication is had by boat with all points on the great lakes. The principal manufacturing industries are represented by the Ashland Iron and Steel Works, employing 350 hands, with & plant costing $300,000, and the largest charcoal blast furnace iu the world, the Novelty Iron Works, the North Star Iron Works, operated by the Parish Mufg Co., the Ashland Boiler Works, the Superior Lumber Co., 5 sawmills with a capacity of 90,000,000 of lumber, 4 planing mills and sash and door factories, the machine shops of the M., L. S. & W. Ry., a flouring mill, The Ashland Box Factory, several cigar factories, stone quarries, brick yards, and a large number of shops of various kinds, which give employment to a large num-
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ASHLAND, Lake Superior, WISCONSIN.
LAKE SUPERIOR BEEF COMPANY, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
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PORK, MUTTON AND PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS. R. V. SHEPHERD, Manager.
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ber of mechanics. Among the wholesale houses may be mentioned McMillan Bros. Co., Armour Packing Co, Swift & Co., Ashland Lime, Salt and Cement Co., Ash- land Commission Co., and J. B. Matthews & Co., these all being located on the railroad adjacent to the W. C. depot. There are 3 National banks, the First, Northern, and Ashland, and the Security Savings Bank. The insurance business is also well repre- sented by the regular Board companies, and there are a large number of live and ener- getic real estate agents. The city contains a great number of hotels of all classes, among which may be mentioned the far- famed Chequamegon, the third largest hotel in the State, and one of the finest summer resorts in the Northwest, which is during the season patronized by thousands of health and pleasure seekers from all parts of the country. There are two daily newspapers, the Ashland Press (Rep.) and the Ashland News (Dem ) ; also two weeklies, the Herold (German) and the Ash- land Times (Ind.), and among the literary institutions may be mentioned the Vaughn Library. The city supports several excel- lent graded and primary schools, also a high school. In addition to the pub- lic schools there is also a Roman Catho- lic school. The Ashland Business Men's Association occupies fine apartments in the First National bank building, and its membership comprises nearly all the prominent men of the city. There are ten churches located here, viz : Episcopal, Methodist, Baptist, Congregational, Pres- byterian, Roman Catholic, Norwegian, Scandinavian, Swedish Baptist and Swed- ish Lutheran. Nearly all the different secret societies are well represented. The city is supplied with water works, gas and electric light plants, and a street railway. There is also a larger theater and several public halls. The city shows a good healthy growth. The iron ore, the product of the Gogebic Iron Range, which is situ- ated from thirty to fifty miles east of and tributary to Ashland, is shipped from the mines to Ashland over the Wisconsin Central and the Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western Railroads, and by vessels from their mammoth ore docks, the largest in the world and built at a cost of nearly one million dollars. All Lake Superior steamboat lines stop here and steamers run twice a day to Washburn, Bayfield and Madeline Island. Telephone communi- cation with surrounding towns. Express, American, United States and Northern
Pacific. Tel., Western Union. Popula- tion 11,000. Samuel S. Fifield, postmaster.
Adler H R & Co (Henry A Adler, A Brecher), saloon, 118 2d ave w.
American Express [Co, O G Koehler agt, 117 Vaughn ave.
Anderson Charles A, propr Stockholm House, 710 2d w.
Anderson Samuel, saloon, 1422 St Clair. Andison Kenneth, Propr St Clair House, 1416 St Clair. (See ado, p 141.) Andrus Adellon P, phys, 412 2d w.
Armour Packing Co, J S Holbrook Mngr, Commercial row.
Armstrong Henry C, carpenter, 111 Whit- tlesey ave.
Armstrong Wm J, livery, 7th ave opp Court House.
Ashland Boiler Works, Bondy Bros Proprs, Water nr Wisconsin Cen- tral Ore Docks. (See ado. p 137.)
Ashland Box Factory (B Doherty, Frank Monahan), Mnfrs of Packing Box Shooks, foot of Water. (See ado, p 135.) Ashland Business Men's Assn, D G Samp- son sec, 1st National Bank bldg.
Ashland County Bar Assn, George P Ross- man sec, 320 2d w.
Ashland Creamery Co, F S Stone mugr, 208 Vaughn ave.
Ashland Herold, Emil Gerth propr, 311 2d e.
Ashland Hospital, W T Rinehart, res phys, cor Stuntz ave and St Clair.
Aslı hland House, George McGuire Propr, 610 2d w. (See ado, p 139.)
Ashland Iron and Steel Co (capital, $250,- 000), A H Hinkle pres, W H Hinkle sec, 18th ave w.
Ashland Lighting Co. Edwin Ellis pres, W M Tomkins sec, PO blk.
Ashland Lime, Salt and Cement Co (capi- tal, $5,000), W O Lamb pres, Thomas Edwards sec, Commercial row.
Ashland Mineral Spring Water Co, Frede- rick Prentice propr, 106 2d ave w.
Ashland National Bank (capital, $50.000; surplus, $32,000), Thomas Bardon pres, N I Willey cash, 518 2d w.
Ashland News, Clarence Snyder propr, 211 Vaughn ave.
Ashland Press. Joe M Chapple editor and propr, 119 Vaughn ave.
Ashland Street Railway Co, Edwin Ellis pres, W M Tomkins sec, P O blk.
Ashland Times, J A Monger editor and propr, 1st National Bank bldg.
Ashland Title Abstract Co, Charles Fisher sec, Court House.
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MILWAUKEE. Only Store in Wisconsin connected with GOODYEAR Rubber Co.
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Ashland Water Co, W C Pooley supt, Vaughn blk.
Ashland Weekly Times, J A Monger edi- tor and propr, 1st National Bank bldg. Atlantic Hotel, Henry Lonsdale propr, 105 Stuntz ave.
Avery & Hantzsch (Herman Avery, A B Hantzsch), Fish, Oysters, Game, Meats and Provisions, Butter, Eggs, etc; All Kinds of Sausages, 807 2d w. (See adv, p 141.)
Bailey Samuel W, photogr, 217 2d e.
Baker Oliver, propr Telford House, 222 3d ave w.
Baldwin Benson B, horseshoer, 212 2d ave w.
Bancroft Warren G, city comptroller and harbor master, P O blk.
Banks Rev C J (Baptist), 812 Sth ave w. Bannatyne John, dry goods, 119 2d ave w. Barber Rev H HI (Episcopal), 804 9th ave w. Bardon, Kellogg & Co (Thomas Bardon, Wm Kellogg), genl store, 323 2d w.
Bardon Thomas, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, 618 2d w.
Barkley & Harder, (James Barkley, James Harder), saloon, 900 St Clair.
Barr John, barber, 117} 3d e.
Bay Shore Lumber Co, Alfred Weed pres, Paul Weed sec, Security Bank bldg.
Bekken Bros (Magnus and Edward), Proprs Tremont House, 212-216 3d ave w. (See adv, p 141).
Belanger Alfred, saloon. 417 2d w.
Berg O H & Son (Ove H and Magnus H), meats, 714 St Clair.
Bidwell Mrs Wm H, music teacher, 18 1st, Natl Bank bldg.
Binsfeld Paul, baker, 357 2d w.
Bischoff Capt F A, Propr Steamer Plow Boy, Franklin House: (See adv, opp.)
Bitzer & Zimmerman (Fred Bitzer, Louis J Zimmerman), cigars, 115 2d w.
Blahnik Frank, saloon. 200 Stuntz ave. Blake John, saloon, 215 7th ave w.
Blatz Val Brewing Co, H Vogel Mngr, (Ashland Branch), 320 Ellis ave. Blume Charles E, baker, 409 2d w. Blumrosen Bros (Moses and Bernard), clothing, 108 2d w.
Bondy Bros, (Thomas and James H), Proprs Ashland Boiler Works, Water nr Wisconsin Central Ore Docks. (See adv, p 137.)
Bonneville Antoine E, Physician, 701 2d e.
Booth A Packing Co, John Atwood mngr, fish, 510 2d w.
Booth Nicholas, dentist, 4 Vaughn blk.
Born E J & Co, (Elias J Born, Thomas Bristol), jewelers, 319 3d w.
Bowen Caleb T, mine owner, 523 2d w. Bowron Arthur W, publr Our Record, 7 Shores' block.
Boyd & Olson (John R Boyd, Hans Olson), saloon, 106 2d w.
Brady James, painter, 709 Front, e. Braun Gustav, hardware. 400 2d, w. Brennan F D, dentist, 408 2d, w.
Bremner Phillip, Blacksmith and Horse Shoer, cor 7th ave and 2d w. (See adv, p 137.)
Briggs Bros (George and Wm), wall paper, 315 3d w.
Brinker Henry, meats, 217 2d e.
Broer F W, county supt schools, Court House.
Brossard & Colignon (Edward E Brossard, Ferdinand J Colignon), lawyers, Secur- ity Bank bldg.
Brower F R, steamboat owner, Chequame- gon Dock.
Brown John L, agt U S Exp Co, 400} 2d w.
Brown Rev S S (Presbyterian), Fifield pl. Burbank Lyman I, bridge bldr, 212 Vaughn ave.
Carr & Oakley (John W Carr, Albert H Oakley), masons, 110 W 3d.
Carrington Gilbert W, Register U S Land Office, Security Bank bldg.
Carrington & Simar (Gilbert W Carring- ton, Frank E Simar), civil engineers, Security Bank bldg.
Chapple Joe M, editor and propr Press, 119 Vaughn ave.
Chequamegon The, George H Hop- per Propr, 2d and 3d aves Front and 2d w. (See adv, p 130 )
Chequamegon Brass Band, Bige Buchanan leader, 409 3d w.
Christiana House, Otto Johnson propr, 806 2d w.
City Shoeing Shop, N S Soper Propr, cor 9th ave and 3d w. (See adr, opp.)
Clark Frank H, justice, 17 Shores' block. Clarke James W, books, 501 2d w. Clavin Andrew, saloon, 417 2d e.
Cline & Co (R E Cline, M H Crowley), saloon, 405 2d w.
Cobb Mary, tailor, 107} 2d e.
Cohen Bros (Herman and Louis), clothing, 713 2d e.
Cohen E & Co (Edward Cohen, P Lichten- stein), clothing, 320-322 2d w.
Colby House, George H Hopper Propr, cor Vaughn ave and 2d w.
Cole & O'Keefe (Rublee A Cole, Wm W O'Keefe), Lawyers, 20-22 Shores' blk.
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Columbus & Hocking Coal & Iron Co, TF McCarthy agt, 1st Natl Bank bldg. Colwell & Cohen (Joseph A Colwell, Joel Cohen), ins, 5 Goeltz blk.
Commercial The, Mrs Anna McNeil Propr, 304-306 2d w.
Conover, Porter & Padley (Allen D Conover, Lew F Porter, Horace P Padley), Architects and Superintendents, First National Bank bldg. Cook George S, shoemkr, 105 2d w.
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The Steamer Plow Bow D Will until further notice make DAILY TRIPS in the waters of the Chequamegon Bay, as follows :
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Leave Ashland for Washburn, 9 a. m., 2 p. m .; Leave Wash. burn for Bayfield, 9.30 a. m., 2.30 p. m .; leave Prentice's Stone Quarry, 9.55 a. m., 2.55 p. m .; leave Bayfield for return, 11 a. m., 4.15 p. m .; leave Pren- tice's Stone Quarry, 11.45 a. m., 5.30 p. m .; leave Washburn, 12.05 p. m., 6 p. m .; arrive at Ashland, 12 35 p. m., 6.30 p. m.
Boat will stop at Madeline Island both ways.
The boat can be chartered for EVENING EXCURSIONS at Chequamegon Hotel, or aboard the boat,
CITY SHOEING SHOP, N. S. SOPER, Proprietor, MANUFACTURER OF
Light and Heavy Wagons and Sleighs. Mill Work Done on Short Notice. Repairing Well and Promptly Done. ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
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Pork, Lard, Beef, Sausage, Etc., Etc.
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THE BROADWAY HOTEL. Finest Hotel at Head of Lakes.
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Cooper Bros (John and Henry), hardware, 403 2d w.
Coyne John G, bill poster, 110 7th w.
Cranberry Lumber Co (Itd). George W Stevens mngr, 3 Vaughn blk.
Crogster Charles, lumber, 18 Shores' blk. Cross Thomas C, music teacher, 418 6th W.
Culbert Wm, propr Eau Claire House, cor 7th ave and 3d w.
Cummings Mrs MC, dressmkr, 300 2d w. Daily & Gray (John Daily, W H Gray), produce comn, 319 2d e.
Dalrymple & Carrington (N M Dalrymple, H R Carrington), hardware, 102 2d w. Danson Andrew J, confetnr, 313 2d e. Darwin Albert, confetnr, 509 2d e. Darwin David, confetnr, 216 2d w. Darwin John, confetnr, 203 2d e.
Darwin Peter, confetnr, 114 2d w.
Davis Wilber G, lumber, 15 Shores' blk.
Dehnke Gustave, propr St Charles Hotel, 117 3d ave w.
Deming Charles P, dentist, 123 2d e. Dennin Patrick, saloon, 817 2d w.
Denomie Joseph, grocer, 1116 St Clair.
Denomie S & Son (Samuel and Wm), General Store, 1220 St Clair.
Devine Charles P, shoes, 313 2d w.
Dillon Andrew, saloon, 222 2d w.
Dockery & Kingston (Edward J Dockery, John T Kingston), Lawyers, 518 2d w.
Doenitz & Grimes (August Doenitz, Horace C Grimes) tinners, 323 Vaughn ave.
Doherty Bernard, LumberMnfr, Foot of Water.
Doherty & Monahan (Bernard Do- herty, Frank Monahan), Planing Mill, Water nr 9th ave e. (See adv, opp )
Dopp & Watson (G W Dopp, John A Watson), hardware, 311 2d e.
Dormady Patrick, saloon, 419 2d e. Dowd John, brewers' agent, 401 5th ave e. Driscoll John, street comnr PO blk.
Drolson Samnel, saloon, 1412 St Clair. Dufur John F, lawyer, 14 Shores' blk.
Dullanty Patrick J. plumber, 111 Vangho. Dumont Octave, saloon, 519 2d e.
Durfee Wm R, saw mill, foot 14th ave w. Dyer James S,agt W C Line, N P Railroad and I M and L S Transit Co, 3d ave and 4th.
Eagan Michael, tailor, 406 2d w.
Early Michael M, Propr Superior House, 217 7th ave w.
Easton J Mills & Co (J Mills, Robert P Easton) insurance, 19 Shores' blk.
Eau Claire House, Wm Culbert propr, cor 7th ave and 3d w.
Ebblie Mrs May, Propr Le Grande Hotel, 711 2d e. (See ado, p 137.)
Edwards Miss Carrie, propr Union Hotel, cor Front and 14th ave w.
Edwards Charles B, livery, 102 2d ave w. Egan & Callahan (Daniel Egan, George Callahan), carpenters, 404 Prentice ave. Ehrmann M & Co (Michael Ehrmann, Jo- seph E Palzisberger), shoes, 413 2d w.
Ellis Edwin, phys, Security Bank bldg.
Ellison & Sundell (Charles Ellison, John Sundell), proprs Normanna House, 712 2d w.
Enright T W & Co (Timothy W Enright), saloon, 208 2d w.
Ewer H D, feed, 214 2d w.
Fabian Rev Father (Catholic).
Falardeau Charles B, baker, 823 St Clair.
Feebelkorn, F M, grocer, 1112 2d w.
Fennelly Edward, register of deeds, Court House.
Field Stoddard, meats, 218 4th ave w.
Fierek Nicholas, saloon, 114 14th ave e.
Fifield Sam S, postmaster, cor Ellis ave and 2d.
First National Bank (Capital $100,- 000), Edwin Ellis Pres, Sam S Fifield Vice-Pres, C E Street Cash, cor Ellis ave and 2d.
Fischbein Max, clothing, 205 2d e.
Fisher W J, meats, 1100} 2d w.
Fitch James B, city clerk, P O blk.
Flatau E S & Co (Edward S Flatau), shoes, 302 2d w.
Flynn Nicholas, saloon, 208 3d ave w.
Foeller Joseph, propr Park House, 1600 2d w.
Forster Henry, saloon, 1318 St Clair.
Forthman Wm, meats, 414 2d e.
Franker & Feierfeil (John Franker, G Feierfeil), tailors, 420 2d w.
Franklin House, John McMullin propr, 107 Ellis ave.
Frazier W P. barber, 105 2d e.
Frazier & Kinsman (James Frazier, Her- bert Kinsman), barbers, 803 2d w.
Frederick Charles L. lawyer, 107 3d ave w. French Russell W, hardware, 823 2d w.
Fromholtz Amelia, dressmaker, 803 2d w. Gallagher Emma, dressmkr, 102 2d w.
Garvey Martin B, propr St Clair House, 213 7th ave w.
Geisler Antonio, furniture, 215 2d e.
Gerth Emil, propr Ashland Herold, 311 2d e.
Gielle Herman G, drugs, 712 2d e.
Giesregen G J, propr Kopplin House, Stuntz ave cor 2d.
Gilman Mrs M E, dressmaker, 311 2d e. Gittler Moritz, jeweler, 119 2d e.
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C. M. E. MCCLINTOCK, Lumber Inspector and Shipper Vessel Broker and Marine Insurance.
AGENT FOR L. M. AND L. S. T. CO.
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J. SULLIVAN & CO., WHOLESALE COMMISSION, Fruits, Vegetables, Produce, Flour, Hay, Feed and Grain.
CAR LOAD LOTS A SPECIALTY. FIRST-CLASS COLD STORAGE.
Location on Wisconsin Central Railroad Tracks, Near W. C. Depot, ASHLAND, . WISCONSIN.
REFERENCES-ASHLAND NATIONAL BANK, FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Correspondence Solicited.
R. G. WALKER,
Plumbing, Steam & Gas Fitting
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FRANK MONAHAN.
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Gleason & Co (Miss Ida Gleason, Mrs Ethel Chambers), milliners, 123 2d w. Goeltz Bros (Adam W and Henry), saloon, 310 2d w.
Grand Opera House, Max Kind mngr, 3d ave near 2d.
Green Edmund R, general store, 1023 St Clair.
Guinand & Rochat (Ale Guinand August Rochat), jewelers, 204} 2d w.
Hagerty James M. real estate, 420 2d w. Haight Rev F M (Methodist), 791 8th av w Haley & Mansir (Mrs S A Haley, Mrs E A Mansir), dressmakers, 600 2d w.
Hallada Joseph, saloon, 1104 St Clair.
Halrassen John, saloon, 1101 2d w. Hamel Joseph A, saloon, 521 2d e.
Hanson Bros (Peter and Christian), flour, 412 2d e.
Hanson Nelson, tailor, 207 2d e.
Hanten Nicholas, meats, 613 Vaughn ave. Harper B W. carpenter, 809 7th ave w.
Harrison G W & Co (George W Harrison, Albert Warner), drugs, 404 2d w.
Hart Matthew J, county clk, Court House. Hartley C H, div supt M, L S & W Ry, 43 Shores' blk.
Harville Frank, ice, 1301 St Clair.
Hassett Wm, saloon, 204 2d ave w.
Hayes John D, city marshal. P O blk.
Hazard F C, agent M, L S & W Ry, cor Ellis ave and 6th.
Heavenrich Sol & Co (Sol Heavenrich, F Newman), clothing, 414 2d w.
Hedman John, propr Norway House, 209 2d ave w.
Hencke Fred W, saloon, 117 2d e.
Herberg Mrs Margaret, dressmaker, 108 5th ave e.
Heydlauff Robert C, receiver U S Land Office. Security Bank bldg.
Heydlauff Osborn (Robert C Heydlauff, Arthur R Osborn), Real Es- tate and Loan Agents, 1st National Bank Bldg. (See adv, p 141.)
Higby & Co(Henry F and Sarah E Higby), jewelers, 416 2d w.
Hochdanner Bros (Henry and Michael), Florists and Vegetables, 315 6th ave w. (See adv, p 139.)
Hockridge Jennie, dressmaker, 109 2d w. Holbrook JS, Mogr Armour Packing Co, Commercial Row.
Hopkins Charles H, city assessor, Post- office blk.
Hopkins George M, locksmith, 204 3d ave w.
Hopkins & Pearce (T Eugene Hopkins, George F Pearce), photographers, 606 2d w.
Hopper George HI, Propr The Chequamegon and Mngr Burton House, Hurley, Wis, Front and 2d w. (See adv, p 130 )
Hopper & Burrill (John T Hopper, W E Burrill), restaurant, 210 2d w.
Hosmer Albert H, baths, 321 3d w.
Hosmer & Hosmer (Matthew S and Andrew J), physicians, 1st National Bank bldg. Huber Mrs Francis, grocer, 1300 St Clair. Huber Wolfgang, confctr, 301} 2d e. Huper Frank, saloon, 722 St Clair.
Hyland Wm P, mngr Wisconsin Tel Co, 14 Vaughn blk.
Hynes John, propr Michigan House, 201 2d ave w.
Ike Frank, saloon, 512 2d w.
Johnson Mrs Hans, milliner, 111 2d w.
Johnson Ole, mngr Northern Mnfg Co, foot 9th ave w.
Johnson Otto, propr Christiana House, 806 2d w.
Jones E G, confectioner, 1429 St Clair.
Joyce John, propr Joyce House, 407 2d e.
Judd Charles L, boat livery, Vaughn's Dock.
Kanneberg Frederick, grocer, 505 2d e.
Keely Wm, saloon, 1222 St Clair.
Keenan Patrick, grocer, 709 2d e. Kepler Edward M, grocer, 422 2d w.
Keystone Lumber Co, J W Cochran pres,
F H Payne sec, cor 6th ave w and Front. Kilbourne Rev Wm (Congregational), 900 6th ave w.
Kind Max, mngr Grand Opera House, 3d ave nr 2d w.
King Katie C, grocer, 219 2d e.
Klitzke Wm, confectioner, 307 2d e.
Knight John H, capitalist, Knight blk.
Koch Joachim J, meats, 1304 St Clair.
Koehler O G, agt Am Exp Co, 117 Vaughn ave.
Koeslter Joseph, bookbndr. 116 Stuntz ave. Kohout Veit, gunsmith, 221 2d e.
Kolman Louis & Co (Louis and Phil Kol- man), books, 301 2d w.
Kopplin House, G J Giesregen propr, Stuntz ave cor 2d.
Kopplin & Luedke (Julius Kopplin, Her- man Luedke), saloon, 113 2d w.
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