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Bixler G P, grain.
Bock H M, whol liquors.
Bock J II & Co, General Store.
Bock's Stock Farm.
Dye R, mason.
McNurlen W A, gen store, R R and exp agent.
Martin J W, live stock.
Noyes Hi J, cheese mufr. Phetteplace S A, Lumber. Pratt A, carpenter.
Robison & Mainwaring, blacksmiths. Wheeler H B, painter.
RICHMOND. A post village in Wal- worth county, 13 miles northwest of Elk- horn, the county seat, and 9 from Delavan, the usual shipping and banking point. Stages daily to Janesville; fare, 60 cents round trip. Population, 20. Mail, daily. C. E. Hare, postmaster.
Davidson Rev R (Methodist).
Gage Chauncey D, justice. Hare CE, Grocer and Hotel.
Locke HI D, farm impts.
Peterson A P, blacksmith.
RICHWOOD. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Dodge county, 16 miles
southwest of Juneau, the county seat, and 4 miles northwest of Watertown, the near- est banking point. Population, 185. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. John T. Solon, post- master.
Barrick Edward, wagonmaker.
Fessmer D F. shoemaker.
Gibson J P, R R, exp and tel agent.
Home Cheese Factory.
Indian Garden Factory, cheese mofrs.
Kelly & Volkert, carpenters.
Luther IE A, General Store.
Ortman Nicholas, blacksmith.
Posey Creamery.
Roller John, apiarist.
Rorder F & Sons, masons. Smith Frederick. blacksmith.
Solon Bros & Co, General Store and Creamery.
Uehling Frederick, cheese mnfr.
Volkert Louis, carpenter.
RIDGEWAY. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Iowa county, 10 miles north- east of Dodgeville, the county sest and nearest banking point. Exp .. Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 400. W. J. Evans, postmaster.
Armrod James, blacksmith.
Coad John, harness and justice. Dougherty Eugene, Hotel.
Enterprise, Enterprise Pub Co publrs.
Enterprise Publishing Co, printers.
Evans W J, Stationer aud Notary.
Hand Edward, wagonmaker.
Holley Thomas, stone mason.
Keane M, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Kramer Henry, carpenter.
Kurth Bros, painters.
Laughlin James, grain and stock.
Mason F W, General Store.
O'Neill Mrs Mary, general store. O'Neill Matthew, live stock.
Perkins & Paull, general store.
Richels Henry, shoemaker.
Roberts P. blacksmith.
Roberts Samnel, builder.
Sherman Wm A, Furniture. Todd Rev Win (Methodist.
Vahey Rev J A (Catholic).
RILEY. A postoffice on the C. f. N. W. Ry. in Dane county, 17 miles south west of Madison, the county seat and rest. est banking point. Population, 40. Exp. Am. Mall, daily.
Brown John, general store. Ireland S. blacksmith.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
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Refrigerators. THE BRODESSER MSFG CO., Manufacturers of MEAT REFRIGERATORS,
HEAT ROCKERS, ELEVATORS of all kinds, PUMPS. BREWERY MACHINERY. WINDING JACKS, HOISTING MACHINERY, Etc. 512-314 COMMERCE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
RIN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. RIP 903
RING. A postoffice in Winnebago county, 10 miles southwest of Oshkosh, the county seat and banking point, and 5} from Pickett, the nearest railroad station. Population, 80. Mail, semi-weekly. Wm. Hughes, postmaster.
Hughes Wm, Confectionery and To- bacco.
Jones R E, blacksmith.
Lloyd Thomas, justice. Owens Hugh, Grocer.
Williams David, carpenter.
Williams John S, wagonmaker.
RIO. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Columbia county, 15. miles southeast of Portage, the county seat and nearest bank- ing point. It contains Congregational and Baptist churches, a graded school, and a weekly newspaper, the Columbia County Reporter. Population, 375. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. L. H. Doyle, postmaster.
Anderson A, carpenter. Asire J L, physician.
Buchanan John, general store.
Bush George C, photographer.
Chatfield Mrs & Daughter, dressmakers. Columbia County Reporter, L H Doyle & Son Publrs.
Colwell Rev J H (Congregational).
Cuff Wm J, lawyer and live stock.
Curtis Delos, carpenter.
Curtis Mrs Delos, milliner.
Delemear Barrett, restaurant.
Donovan Ella, dressmaker.
Doyle L H & Son, Publrs Columbia County Reporter.
Dunham Orr, harness.
Ebbert Wm, hotel.
Goodwin F D, ins, railroad and exp agent. Gray & Cuff, farm impts.
Hall G, live stock. Hanson Thomas, jeweler. Hartley Richard, saloon. Hartley Win, meats.
Hoopingarner J L, barber.
Ingram Orio, flour mill. Isaacson J A. carpenter.
Jennings & Carter, General Store. Larson Hans, blacksmith.
Larson Peter, shoemaker. Leatherman John, hotel. Leflingwell G A, barber. Leflingwell M J, creamery. Lerum John, saloon. Miles George H, wagonmaker. Morris D R, machinist. Mosher Sisters, Dressmakers. Norgard, Thompson & Co, drugs.
Olson John, hardware and groceries.
Olson Moses D, shoes and clothing. Palmer Gideon, wagonmaker. Phelps Milo, hardware.
Robertson David, lumber and produce. Sampson Thomas, insurance.
Scott Kennedy, notary and insurance.
Thompson Miss Anna, Milliner. Thompson James, blacksmith.
Thompson Thomas W, general store. Thompson T, mason.
Tongen H HI, leaf tobacco.
White George A, hotel and livery.
VRIO CREEK. A country postoffice in Kewaunee county, 12 miles from Ke- waunce, the judicial seat, and 6 from Ah- napee, the nearest banking and shipping point. Population, 35. Mail, daily. Au- gust Kirchmann, postmaster.
Braun John, carpenter and furniture.
Ganke Charles, mason.
Haack Gustav, carpenter.
Holtz llerman, shoemaker.
Kirchmann August, General Store and Cheese Mnfr.
Krueger Fred, carp and wagonmaker.
Lawrence Herman, constable. Lohrey Wm, geu store and cheese mnfr. Reinhart Matthew, teacher.
Rio Creek String Band, A Hoppe leader.
Toebe Gustav, blacksmith.
Toebe Herman, meats.
RIPON. An incorporated city located on the C . M. & St. P. and C. & N. W. Rys, in the northwestern portion of Fond du Lac county, 75 miles northwest of Mil- waukee, and 20 northwest of Fond du Lac, the seat of justice. It contains 3 flour mills, a planing mill, 3 marble works. foundries and machine shops, a brewery, a pickle factory, knitting works, a wind- mill factory, 2 weekly newspapers, the Commonwealth (Dem ), and the Five Press (Rep.), 2 banks, several good hotels. and a number of special and general stores. It is the seat of Ripon College, and has high and ward schools. Churches of all the leading religious denominations are sustained. The products of the abore mentioned mills and factories, with large quantities of small fruit, wool and grain. comprise the shipments. Telephone con- nections. Population, 4,000. Tel .. W. U. Exp., Am. D. V. N. Harwood, postmaster.
Amend Andrew J. grocer. American Bible Society, Edwin Wilson agt.
Post's Fair,
10, 12 and 11 Fourth St., Fond du Lac, Wie. Carriages, Hacks, 'Busses and Sleighs for Sale Cheap
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Baldwin Henry D, marble works.
Barnes Edgar C, physician.
Barnes Henry L, physician.
Beaulier Edmund, barber.
Carter George W. lawyer.
Beshaw Mrs Millie, hotel.
Bishop Alfred E, grocer.
Bishop Mrs A E, fancy goods.
Blankenhahn Gottlieb, bookbinder.
Bonton Baldwin S, glove mnfr.
Brayton James E, drugs.
Clapp Frederick B, dentist.
Brown John E, mer tailor.
Bruchmann Otto, sewing machines.
Buchholz August, grocer.
Clough Wm, grain elevator. Clute Theodore J, livery.
College Days, S M Pedrick editor.
Butler Wm F, ice.
Corbett John, merchant tailor.
Cowan Charles, hardware.
Proprs. (See adv, below.)
Cross Abram S, machinist.
CARLEY
CARLEY HOUSE,
CARLEY & DUMAS, Proprs.
Excellent Table. Good Rooms.
BEST OF ATTENTION. Fine Bar and Billiard Room,
LIVERY IN CONNECTION WITH HOUSE.
Free 'Bus to all Trains.
RIPON, . WISCONSIN.
RIPON PACKING CO.
MANUFACTURERS AND PACKERS OF
Salt Vinegar Pickles,
CANNED TOMATOES, CHOW CHOW,
Catsups, Sauces, Sauer Kraut and Clarified Cider. RIPON, - WISCONSIN.
North Star Iron Works. ) Capacity. 200 hands-Engineers, Machinists, Founders. Bollermakers. PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. \ MHHwrights, San MIHI Machinery. Mining Machinery, Corliss and Ilva h Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) Speed Engines, Bollers. P'oner Transmitting Machinery, etc. Seep. 6
Chadbourne & Co (Horace Chadbourne, Frederick Milkey, John Hasse), painters. Chittenden,- Morse & Co (Thomas S Chit- tenden, Elmer D Morse, Ferdinand E Wilde), millers.
Clapp & Sausman (Bennevell Clapp, Cyrus Sausman), furniture and hardware.
Burnside Edgar J, drugs and books. Bushnell George E, blacksmith.
Carley House, Carley Dumas
Carley & Dumas (Abram Carley, Me !- ville Dumas), Proprs Carley House. (See ado, below.)
TURKISH BATHS
Possess a Greater Range of Curative Action than any other remedial agent. -- They are especially beneficial in KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES .- THE BATHS AT JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN, AFFORD EXCEPTIONAL ADVANTAGES.
RIP AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. RIP 905
Crowther W S & Co (Wm S Crowther, Fritz J Elver), flour mill.
Dakin Miss N G, dressmaker. Dallies Rev Carl (Lutheran). Davy Wm W, jewelry and music.
Deming Wm H, grocer.
Deming Wm M, boots and shoes.
Devaney & Kohl (Peter Devaney, Wm Kohl), meats. Dickinson Charles B, city clerk. Dillon John J. grocer.
Dobbs Jeremiah, Attorney-at-Law. Dorchester Miss Susan M, milliner.
Doyle Charles A, general store. Dumas Mrs Eva, music teacher.
« Dunlap A. Eugene, lawyer.
Ellsworth C H & Co (Clarence H Ells- worth, Prentice C Pride), editors Com- monwealth.
Ensign Edward, jeweler.
Everhard Aaron, physician.
Everhard Frank A, physician.
Eversz Herman C, dry goods.
First National Bank (capital, $60,000; sur- plus, 40,000), H H Mead pres, G L Field cashier.
Foot Joseph J, lawyer and insurance.
German National Bank (capital, $50,000), L D Moses pres, I M Dakin cashier. Giese Mrs Anna, dressmaker.
Giese Herman E, lawyer.
Gillette Wm L, flour and feed.
Goebel Rev Wm A (Catholic)
Goodall Henry J, carriage mnfr.
Graf & Jussen (George L Graf, Edward Jussen), meats.
Graham John C, harness.
Grand Opera House, T D Stone mngr.
Grant John, wool.
Groesbeck Silas A, contractor.
Gruetzmacher Frank W, cigar mnfr.
Gruetzmacher Herman, harnessmaker.
Haas John, brewer and cooperage.
Hall Sidney S, physician.
Hamilton Charles II, fruit grower, 1 m e. Harris John T, city treasurer.
Harwood Daniel V N, Postmaster and Sec and Treas Ripon Packing Co. Hazeltine W B & Co (Wm B Hazeltine). publrs Free Press.
Hazen S & Son (Sanford and Wayne S), innfrs wind mills.
JNO. L. MILES, Choice Plants
CUT FLOWERS
Furnished on Short Notice. ALL KINDS OF VEGETABLE PLANTS IN SEASON. Orders Filled in any part of the State. P. O. BOX, 377. RIPON, WIS.
C. J. TIMMS."
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C. J. TIMMS, MANUFACTURER OF
Berry Boxes and Crates. GENERAL WOOD WORKING
AND Custom Grinding. VENEERING OF ALL KINDS. RIPON, WIS.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry, The Popular I Line to the
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WISCONSIN VENETIAN BLIND CO. Office & Factory, 281 Lake St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MANUFACTURERS OF Latest Improved Venetian Blinds.
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WEIS BROS., Milwaukee, OHIO AND CALIFORNIA WINES,
Hazen Miss Ella J, milliner.
Herzke & Fischer (Wm Herzke, Herman Fischer), clothing.
Hill John, saloon.
Hoffmann & Pischke(Frederick Hoffmann, Win Pischke), blacksmiths.
Hogben Mrs Martha E, hairdresser.
Hollenbeck Miss Mary, music teacher.
Horner Gustavus F, insurance.
Horner & Middleton (Gustavus F Horner, George I Middleton), lumber.
Howe Algernon S, builder.
Hunnel & Stoller (Chris Hunnel, Frank Stoller), barbers.
Huth Mrs Wm. dressmaker.
Jahns Frederick, junk.
Jelleff A C, real estate.
Jenkinson & Fey (Jonathan M Jenkinson, Henry J Fey), hardware.
Jones George, carpenter.
Jussen George H, cigar mnfr.
Kelley Charles, carpenter.
Kellogg Louis G, fruit grower, 1 mile e. Kleinneider John, fruit grower.
Kohlmann Frederick, mason.
Kopplin Charles, saloon.
Lambert Peter, mason. Lambert Thomas, saloon.
Lampson Forest M. paints and oils.
Lindenzweig Alice, school of shorthand.
Lockwood Win M, photographer.
Luhm Charles, hotel.
renom_Luther Fay D, lawyer.
Luther Thomas G, dentist.
Lyle's Hall, Wm R byle mngr.
Lyle Wm R, real estate.
McGiveran James W, agt C & N WR R.
Mclaughlin & Cameron (John E McLaugh- lin, Monroe Cameron), meats.
Mason Robert D, fruit grower ..
A Mattice Mary E, dry goods.
Mead Iliram H, pres First National Bank --- Ripon Library Association, E Ensign Meyer Aaron H, dry goods. librarian.
Meyer August, cigar mnfr.
Meyer John W, horseshoer.
Miles John L, Florist and Seedsman, PO Box 377. (See adv, p 905 )
Milz Wm, shoemaker.
Mitchell Austin, physician.
Mitchell Orr, drayman.
Morey Miss Martha J, milliner. Mountain Rev Joseph (Baptist). Mneller Eugene, cigar mufr. Mueller Gustav, saloon.
Mueller & Faustman (Herman C Mueller, Herman J Fanstman), dry goods.
Mundt Julius, blacksmith.
Murtha & Walsh (John Murtha, John Walsh), horseshoers.
Nohl Bros & Co (Louis E and Frederick Nohl), grocers.
Ohlhagen August, boots and shoes.
Osborn Porter M, livery.
Owen John D, vet surgeon.
Payne George C, horseshoer.
Pedrick Marcellus, lumber.
Pickles & Co (Wm Pickles, Lewis W Ro- bertson), bakers.
Pitcher Wallace D, fancy goods.
Powers Joseph J, whol produce.
Propst & Knaup (Gustav N Propst, George F Knaup), furniture.
Pynch Bros (James W and Louis), grocers.
Pynch H M & Co (Harry MI Pynch, Charles 'S Sharp), boots and shoes.
Pynch Lute, tailor.
Quade Herman, saloon.
Radway Marcus C, carpenter.
Ralph Mrs Ella G, milliner.
Reed Lewis E, lawyer.
Reichmuth Bros (Herman G B and Charles I), confectioners.
Reichmuth Edward F, confectioner.
Reinke Henry, propr Tremont House.
Richardson Rev Henry L (Congregationa!) Ripon Business Men's Asen, E J Burnside sec.
Ripon College, Rev Edward HI Merrell pres, Storrs Hall, M D. sec.
Ripon Commonwealth, C H Ellsworth & Co editors.
Ripon Cornet Band, E J Burnside director. Ripon Creamery Co, J R Martin pres, C WV Stewart sec.
Ripon Free Press, W B Hazeltine & Co publishers.
Ripon Glove and Mitten Works, B S Bou- ton propr.
Ripon Knitting Works, H P Cody pres. H C Eversz sec and treas.
Ripon Lighting Co. HI P Cody sec and treas. Ripon Packing Co, A P Harwas ! Pres, D V N Harwood Sec and Treas, JJ T Harris Supt. Mnfrs Pickles, Catsups, Sauer Kraut, Etc. (Scade, 9:0%)
Ripon Stock Fair Association, C Cowan sec.
Ripou Water Co, J R Gray supt.
Robertson C W, hay presser.
Root Charles H, horseshoer.
Rudolph Herman, carpenter. St Pant House, Mrs M Beshaw propr.
Schaefer Wm E, machinist.
Schallern Bruno. physician.
Schallern Ottmar, drugs.
Schultz Hugo & Co (Hugo and Louis Schultz), general store.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
Palace and Dining Cars ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
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Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
Palace and Dining Cars ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
RIP AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. RIV 907
searle Mary, dressmaker.
Festles & Radke (Henry Searles, Herman Radke), meats.
Secling August, boots and shoes.
Sveling John G jr, marble works.
Sharp Charles S, jeweler.
Sharp James H, teas and spices.
Shaw Wayne, boots and shoes. sherman T S & Co (Thomas S and Wm L Sherman), grocers. Sing Yep, laundry.
Sommerfeld & Teela (Gustav Sommerfeld, Frederick Teela), farm impts.
Spurr Wm C, sewing machines. Steele S A, insurance.
Sterner Henry D, pumps.
Stewart Herbert E, agt C, M & St P Ry.
Stone Thomas D, manager Grand Opera House.
Strauss Ferdinand, general store. Thiel Herman, grocer.
Timms Charles J, Mnfr Berry Boxes and General Woodwork ; also Custom Grinding. (See adv, p 905.)
Timms & Spellman (Julius C Timms, Cor- nelius B Spellman), marble works.
Treanore Wm M, carriage mnfr. Tremont House, Henry Reinke propr.
Trier John M, harnessmaker.
Watkinson Edward S, grain and seed. Weiland Mrs Minna, saloon.
W U Tel Co, Gussie Meiklejohn mngr. Whiting Frank A, agt Standard Oil Co. Wicks Philemon, farm impts.
Wiedmann Gusta A, dressmaker.
Wilcox Hiram HI, photographer.
Wilde Wm, saloon.
Wilson Edwin, insurance.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, T D Stone mngr. Wood Lant, hotel.
Wren George, carpenter.
Zaborowski Joseph, shoemaker. Zimmerman Fred, wagonmaker. Zimmerman John C, bottler.
Zinth August, saloon.
Zinth Sisters (Ilelen G and Malvina E), milliners.
Zobel Bros (Julius A W and O E Herman), grocers.
RISING SUN. A village in Craw. ford county, 35 miles northeast of Prairie du Chien, the county seat, 11} from Viro- qua, the nearest banking point, and 9 from Ferryville, on the C., B. & N. Ry, the nearest railroad station. Population, 50. Mail, daily. O. Larsen, postmaster.
Dolan Michael, general store. Groh Justus E, blacksmith.
Holvorsen John, general store.
Larson Ove, General Store and Black- smith.
Moma Rev S.
Nelson Rev C G.
Peck E R, hotel and justice.
RIVER FALLS. An incorporated city of 2,000 inhabitants, - located on the Kinnikinnic river and on the C. St. P., M. & O. Ry, in township of same name, Pierce county, 14 miles northwest of Ellsworth, the judicial seat, 30 southeast of St. Paul, Minn., and 254 northwest of Milwaukee. It was first settled in 1848, and now contains Baptist, Catholic, Con- gregational, Episcopal and Methodist churches, a State Normal School, erected at a cost of $75,000, a good public school, a free library, an opera hall with a seating capacity of 700, a bank, 2 starch factories. & saw and feed mill, 3 flouring mills, and the usual number of stores, etc. A live weekly newpaper, the River Falls Journal (Rep.), is published. The shipments, which are large, comprise barley, Tubb's family remedies, starch, small fruits, oats, corn, flour, potatoes and live stock. Stage tri-weekly to New Centreville, Martell, Gilman and Spring Valley. Exp , AAm. Tel., W. U. George E. Reed, postmaster. Ainsworth Frank P, railroad and Am Exp agent.
Albenberg L & Co (Louis Albenberg), dry goods.
Amundsen Ole, repair shop.
Anderson Algot €, First-Class Barber. Ap Roberts Gwilym, general store.
Armstrong W S & Co (Wm S and Alfred G Armstrong), flour mill.
Ashley Thomas W, physician.
Askew Mrs B A, dressmaker.
Avery Rev J H (Methodist).
Ballard Dr Edward, mayor.
Bang Ole HI, tailor.
Bank of River Falls (Capital, $35 .- 000), R S Burhyte Pres. R N Jenson Vice-pres, Joseph M Smith Cashier.
Barg Bros & Johnson (Oluff T and Ed- ward P Barg, Curtis Johnson), grain dealers.
Barrett John W, Fec Farmers' Ins Co.
Bates George H. jeweler. Bell George, millwright.
Bergseng Ole, flour and feed.
Brautigan Lonis T. Agent John Gund Brewing Co of La Crosse. (&e ade, p $35.) Brier Prof W J, teacher State Normal School.
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Brownell Frank A, coal and wood. Burhyte Fred J, general store.
Burhyte & Pierce (Frederick J Burbyte, Miel C Pierce), hay pressers.
Burnett Charles, carpenter. Burnett George P. cattle breeder.
Burnett & Pratt (David Burnett, George E Pratt), meat market. Burtscher John J, clothier.
Caldwell Charlotte J, teacher State Nor- mal School.
Carroll Amos T, justice, ins and city clk.
Carroll Bros (James P and Amos T), grocers.
Chinnock George W, farm implements.
Connelly Rev B P (Catholic).
Cook Gamiela, oils and transfer. Cornwell George G, baker and restaurant. Cressy Rev G A (Baptist).
Currier Albert, fruit grower. Currier E H, fruit grower.
Daniels Theodore H, general store.
Darnell Lizzie, tchr State Normal School. Dencen House, John Tomlinson propr. Dewitz C Frederick, hardware. Dodge George J, hardware.
Dunn James, carpenter.
Dunning Mrs J B, dressmaker.
Eaton Belden R, carpenter.
Edsall Bartholomew, carpenter.
Emery J Q. pres State Normal School.
Ewing Prof A L, teacher State Normal School.
Farnsworth Joel, justice.
Flesher Aloysius W, cigar mnfr.
Foster Bros (Albert P and Joel), saw and feed mill.
Freeman Roscius S, druggist.
Freeman & Ruyter (Alfred A Free- man, Albert Ruyter), Proprs Junction Flour Mills. (See adv, classified Flour Mills.)
Gladstone Hotel, John Neinstadt propr.
Gould Charles M, physician.
Griffin George R, blacksmith.
Grim John, blacksmith.
Grinnell Rev S S (Congregational). Grison Joseph M, barber.
Gunderson Gustav, grain.
Guy Charles B, stock farm. Hamilton Joseph W, dentist. Hamilton Mrs J W, milliner.
Hatherell Rosalia A, teacher State Normal School.
Haven Harrison G, furniture.
Hazard R B, prin public school. Henriksen Carl J, general store. Hubbell S L & Co, creamery. Hutchins Herman, city marshal. Hyatt D B, carpenter.
Jellings John J, painter.
Jenson Rasmus N, general store.
Johnson & Elertson (Edward J Johnson, Edward Elertson), hardware.
Junction Flouring Mills, Freeman & Ruyter Proprs, Daily Capacity 60 ) Barrels. (See adv, classified Flour Mills.) Kellogg Wilbur F, photographer. Klima Michael, shoemaker.
Knapp Wm H, painter.
Knowles Charles G, mason.
Knox Elizabeth F, teacher State Normal School.
Krauth Cole, ice dealer.
Lampher Amos, plasterer.
Langdon James HI, marble works.
Lawrence Benjamin H, gunsmith.
Levings Edward, painter.
Levings E E & H. L (Emma E and Harriet L), books.
Lien Knute L, farm impts and sew mach. Longren Peter S, saloon.
Loomis Hiram HI, billiards.
Lord Albert H, livery.
Lord Fred D. grocer,
Lund Andrew W, carriage mnfr.
Mckay Wm HI, mason.
. Marsh Grace B, teacher State Normal School.
Mealey S J, starch mufr.
Minnesota Creamery, E G Potter pres, George L Chamberlin sec.
Morse Calvin R, publr River Falls Journal Muckenhausen Fred J. general store.
Murphy Nellie, dressmaker.
Neinstadt John, propr Gladstone Hotel. Nelson Alfred M. painter.
Nelson Nels B, wagonmaker.
Nelson Nels C, harnessmaker.
()'Powell Mrs O S, sorghum mill.
Peterson J P &: Son (James Pand Frank G), Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware.
Peterson & Moody (Soren Peterson, Fred Moody), blacksmiths.
Pierce Micl C, wind mills.
Pierce Miss Susie, music teacher.
Piper Wmn S, cattle breeder.
Putnam J D & Co (John D Putuam, Alfred J Goss), flour mill.
-Putnam Win H, grist mill and apiarist.
Rasmussen C W, transfer.
Rasmussen G A, furniture and undertaker Reed George E, postmaster.
Remington Maud E, teacher State Normal School.
River Falls Cornet Band, JE Weeks Ide River Falls Farmers' Insurance Co. Os born Strahl pres, JJohn W Barrett sec River Falls Journal, OR Morse pubis
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All kinds and Prices. Second-Hand Wheels for Sale Catalogues Free.
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We here submit the names of the specifics which in themselves are suggestive of the mission each fultills. Neither is a cure-all.
ELIXIR OF LIFE, BILIOUS MAN'S FRIEND.
READY RELIEF TO PAIN.
EXCELSIOR LINIMENT.
U. S. IMP. Cvrn. PIL.A.s.
CARBOLIC OINTMENT.
BONA FIDE CORN CERE. CATARRH RELIEF.
CONDITION POWDERS.
MAGIC EYE WATER
Hor DROPs, VEG. STICKING SALVE.
For full information. cirenlars, etc , address
Tuos. E. TUBBS & Co., Prop's and MTrs, River Falls. W. This insert sheet printed at Tubbs' LABORATORY PRINTING DFFIE.
JOB WORK. RIVER FALLS, WIS. BOOK WORK Prices Reasonable. No Poor Paper. Mail only To subriel
Ile walks creet, his story is sary. That horrid cold Was cured ins Tubbs' Elixir
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
The afternoon was waning fast. And hereely blew the wintry blast: The youth 'twist coughs and wheezes In flaming letters overhead : Tubbs' Elixir.
His face was pale, his blood-shot eyes Were opened wide in mute surprise, Iwas written there in red and gold. The best specific for a cold : Tubbs' Elixir.
In those few magic words he caught A vision of the cure he sought. He wiped his eyes, then heaved a sight And strd, "As last resort I'll try Tubbs' Elixir."
"I've tried physicians voor woon And Cough Specifics by the . But no relief I've ever met : I'll drop them all and go and Table Blivit Hi- dollar he did gladly pay. And went rejoicing on his way His heart was gay. his spirit- li_le. He took when he retired the Tubby' Elixir That youth no more doth wheel.
He walks erect. his story is spry. That horrid cold was cured is Tubbe Elixir He says it's worth its weight in zols. The surest cure for condi, of cial It- purity no one can dott. And all who've used in gally shop Tubbs Llisir.
THE FAMOUS DOZEN SPECIFICS. TUBBS' FAMILY
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We here submit the names of the specifics which in themselves are -aggressive of the mission each fulfills. Neither is a cure-all. ELIXIR OF LIFE. BILIOUS MAN'S FRMIND.
READY RELIEF TO PAIN. EXCELSIOR LINIMENI.
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