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Manufacturing JOHN L. R JANSSEN, Manufacturing WATCHMAKER, GOLD and SILVER PLATER, 916 Main St. GREEN BAY, - WIS. JULIUS LIEBENOW, Successor to E. I.. HILL, Watchmaker and Jeweler, GREEN BAY, WIS. G. KUSTERMANN, ESTABLISHED 1 872. DEPARTMENT A. PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. DEPARTMENT B. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. GREEN BAY, WIS. GUSTAV GREEN. CHARLES GREEN. ROBERT ARMSTRONG. I'll Artesian? Well Goptr&ctor?. Wells drilled to any Depth and Size in Good, Workmanlike manner, on Short Notice. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. 1215 Stuart Street, Green Bay, Wis. F. FRISaUE, Merchant Tailor, CARRIES A FULL LINE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, 222 MAIN STREET, Green Bay, Wis. 4 BKANDENSTELW MERCHANT TAILOR, 311 Cherry Street, GREEN BAY, - WISCONSIN. J. HOPPE, H]ercliaijt Tailoring 219 N. ADAMS ST., GREEN BAY, WIS. ROB. HOPPE, Cutter — WILLIAM C. MAHN, Artistic * Tailor, COR. PINE AND ADAMS STS., GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN. FOR BARGAINS DRY GOODS^ CLOTHING LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Also a Full Lane of CROCKERY and TIN WARE at Lowest Prices. Call at the MAIN STREET FAIR STORE, 521 Main Street, JOHN BAUM, Prop. GREEN BAY, WIS. JOSHUA CRONE, HENRY VAN DER STEEN, 1707 Cedar. 1164 Cllerrv. CBONE & VAN DER STEEN, Carpenters and Contractors. Estimates Furnished and Satisfaction Guaranteed. GREEK BAY, - - WISCONSIN. EUGENELORENT CARPENTER- CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Plans and Specifications Drawn and Estimates Made. 445 S. Madison Street, GREEN BAY, WIS. ERNEST W. SERVOTTE, JOSEPH H. vSKKVOTTE, 1034 Walmtt. 510 S. Monroe Ave. E.W. & JOS. I. SEKYOTTE, Carpenters and Contractors. Estimates made on Plans and Specifications. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. GREEN BAY, WIS. CHARLES GOLUEKE, Contractor and Builder Estimates Furnished for all kinds of Mason Work. Fine Pressed Brick Work. All Work Guaranteed. 921 Cherry Street. GREEN BAY, WIS. 6 LOUIS FABHY, EDWARD HENKELMANN, 330 S. Jackson. 1124 Cass. FABRY & HENKEIMAKN DO ALL KINDS OF MASON WORK 330 S. Tetclssoxi St., GREEN BAY, - WISCONSIN. PETER MAY, MASON CONTRACTOR ALL KINDS OF BRIGK AND STONE MASONRY. 1019 WALNUT ST. GREEN BAY, WIS. JOHN B. ROSE, MASON CONTRACTOR. All Work Promptly Attended to. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 1263 DAY STREET, GREEN BAY, WIS. HERMAN SCHMIDT, MASON CONTRACTOR, Will put up every description of ii Ufl*sLfJ Haiottj i 619 South 11th Street, GREEN BAY, WIS. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. o •f-4 CO o 03 CD 1=1 o CD CD O O 02 H3 i=l -l-H M C/9 CHARLES H. GRE1EING. HERMAN GRE1LING. GRMLING BROS. General Contractors. Both Mason and Carpenter Work. Churches, Schools and Residences a Specialty. Estimates Given on All Work. P. O. BOX 1556. GREEN BAY, WIS. W. F. KENDALL, Civil Engineer ® Architect Plans for Buildings, also Surveys for Land, Railroad, Foundations and Municipal Works. Room 6, 320 N. Washington St., GREEN BAY, WIS. Tos. :F\ EOTHE, PROPRIETOR House and Sewer Work a Specialty. Works, 318 N. Eleventh Street, South of Main St. GREEN BAY, WIS. JOANNES & EDWARDS, GiLiuizB) IRON CORNICES. SKYLIGHTS ® GENERRL ROOFERS Electric Wiring and Electric Goodsof all kinds. THE FULLER-WARREN HOT AIR HEATERS LEAD THE WORLD (will save one-third of your coal bill over any other Furnace in use). BUItDINQ PAPERS OP ALL, DESCRIPTIONS. Green Bay Plumbing & Heating Co., Successors to the J. H. CASE CO. PLUA\B1N<3, SEWERAGE Hot Water, Air and St9am Heating a Specialty, ALSO IRON, TIN, COPPER and BRASS WORKERS All Kinds of Roofing. 224 PINE STREET, - GREEN BAY, WIS. Sanitary Plumbing and Sewerage GAS, STEAM- AJSfJD HOT WATER HEATING. All Work Warranted. 313 Cherry Street. V IRA KRAKE, INTER. PKPE All Orders Promptly Attended to and Nicely Done, Ask for Prices Before Contracting Elsewhere. First-class Work Guaranteed. N. E. Cor. 5th Ave. and 10th St., Ft. Howard, Wis. WUERT2 & BURKARD, Fresco^ Sign and House Painters. Calcimining and Paper Hanging. All Work Guaranteed. 718 and 927 Cherry St., GREEN BAY, WIS. JOHN H. MALLORY, CITY BILL POSTER PAPER "HANGER, Walnut St., adjoining the Bridge. GREEN BAY, WIS. BMATIEV 11I€U1II, PFGSQ©©!? and 9esigB6F, Artistic Paper Hanging and Decorating, Sign Writing and General House Painting* RESIDENCE: SHOP: 409 S. Monroe Ave., GKEEN BAY, WIS. 335 Broadway, FORT HOWARD, WIS. 10 A. IL.. ADAMS <5c CO. DEALERS IN A l_ L KIN DS OF LUA\BER, P/ne Staff, Flooring, Siding, Ceiling and Finishing Lumber. Lumber delivered to any part of Green Bay or Ft. Howard. Yard, South Fort Howard. - Post Office Address, Green Bay. Telephone HO. JOHN NICK, DEALER IN Hard and Soft Wood, Cedar Posts SAWED SHINGLES, COED WOOD, SLABS, Yards, Foot of N. Jackson, on E. River, Residence, 1201 Walnut Street, GREEN BAY, WIS. Howard Foundry # Machine Works. A. M. DUNCAN, MANUFACTURER OP AND DEALER IN Steam Engines, Saw § Grist Mill AND STEAM BOAT MACHINERY, ETC. All Kinds of Castings Made to Order. Rail Castings a Specialty. The only First-class Foundry in the City. FT. HOWARD, WIS. N. WAGNER, DEALER AND JOBBER IN Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, PLATE GLASS AND VARNISH, 220 Cherry Street, - - GREEN BAY, W!S. ANY SHADE OF COLOR MIXED UPON APPLICATION. 11 GREEN BAY CREAMERY CO. Manufacturers of Fancy Creamery Butter Jersey AnMilkd Dealers andin Cream. W. H. WOODRUFF, MANAGER. Corner Adams and Doty Streets. GREEN BAY, WIS. E. SCHILLING, Wholesale Dealer In BUTTER, EGGS AND PRODUCE. 907 MAIN STREET, GREEN BAY, WIS. General Merchandise: also all kinds of Farm Produce, J. S. JOHNSON, WHOLESALE DEALER IN FRESH, SALT # SMOKED FISH AND OYSTERS, 1234 Main St., GREEN BAY, WIS. C. SCHILLER, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Fresh, Lake and River Fish. Also Salt it SiMFisi. TELEPHONE NO. 80. PACKING HOUSE AND FREEZER, Foot of N. Jefferson St. GREEN BAY, WIS. 12 J. N. HOWLETT, DEALER IN Groceries ^Provisions FLOUR, FEED, ETC. FORT HOWARD, WIS. E. M. MILLER. N. J. JULEY. MILLEE & JULEY, The South Side Grocers 214 THIRD AVE., SOUTH SIDE. FT. HOWARD, - - WIS. L. E. NEJEDLO. M. E. NEJEDLO. G. J. NEJEDLO. NEJEDLO BROS., (SUCCESSORS TO L. LEFEBVRE.) Choice Fail! Groceries. DEALER, SCrotaj IN . , Floor, Feed, Provisions and Farm Produce. FINE TEAS AND COFFEES A SPECIALTY. 321 ADAMS STREET, - GREEN BAY, WIS. G. B. HESS. H. A. WOLTEK. C. MASSEY. THE GEO. B. HESS CO. MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED I. CHOICE BRANDS OF FLOUR. ROLLER GROUND FEED, and Dealers in OATS, CORN, Etc. COR. CBDAR and NORTH QUINOY. TELBFEOITE STo. 1SB. 13 JIM J. BLACK, Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable FUNERALS PROMPTLY PRICES ATTENDED TO. REASONABLE. 3d Avenue, SOUTH FOKT HOWARD, WIS. P. H.CARLIN. PROPRIETOR OP LIVERY AND FEED STABLES, TELEPHONE 69. 103-105 S. WASHINGTON STREET. DOMINICK FLATLEY, PROPRIETOR OP Livery and Sale Stable. HORSES AND CARRIAGES TO LET. 220 H. Adams, Nortli of the Post Olce. Residence, S. W. Cor. Main aid Quincy, GREEN BAV, WIS. JAS. McKONE, PROPRIETOR MAIN STREET LIVERY HACK AND BUS LINE. First-Class Turnouts Furnished at Quick Notice. Telephone Orders Fromptly Teleplwns 77. Attendedto. "'^BeTumorHou^e^^'GEEENBAY, - WIS. 14 '*. MALCOLM A. SELLERS, Livery and Sale Stable, First-class Turnout. Careful Drivers. WEST SIDE THIRD AVE., SOUTH THE SLOUGH, FORT HOWARD, WIS. FRANK SNYDER'S pirst Qass ljuery, 215 N. Adams St., Opp. P. O., GREEN BAY. HACK AND 'BUS LINE. Leave Orders with Driver, or at any First class Hotel. TELEPHONE 54. MCCORMICK & BATES, FREIGHT TRANSFER AGENTS AND DEALERS IN WOOD. Special Attention Given to Moving of House­ hold Furniture, Pianos, Safes, Etc. TELEPHONE NO. 16. 220 S. WASHINGTON. A. SALISBURY, MANUFACTURER OF King of Leather Oil for Buggy Tops, Lotion and Saive, Yucca Hoof Salve, Yucca Spavin Cure, 273 Central Avenue OSHKOSH. wis. HOOHGREVE BREWING GO. BREWERS OP Select, and Lager |j Cj 1~^ IV^ On the Monroe Ave. Road, between Green Bay and De Pere, Town of Allouez. GREEN BAY, WIS. 0. Van Dycke Brewing Co. BREWERS OF THE GREEN BAY CELEBRATED WIENER BEER, Cor. Chicago and S. Jackson Sts., Telephone No. 76-3. GREEN BAY, WIS. J. HUERTH, MANUFACTURER OF FlfiE CIGARS PEOPEIETOR OP THE POPULAR BRANDS "GREEN BAY BASE BALL CLUB" AND "LA VIM," 308 N. Washington St., GREEN BAY, WIS, WEILL! WELL! WELL! Li. P. WEISSJVULiiiEHMANUFACTURER , OF THE FINEST CIGARS IN THE MARKET FAVORITE, 10 Cents. RAZZLE DAZZLE, 5 Cents. 110 North Washington Street, GREEN BAY, WIS. 16 JP.C.SCHMIT, WHOLESALE fine and Lipor MERCHANT, 215 N. Washington Street, GREEN BAY, - WIS. WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, 226 PINE STREET, GREEN BAY, WIS. GREEN BAY, WIS. Opera J-lou^, xu». For open dates and terms, inquire of S. BENDER. JOHN P.JUENGER, PROPRIETOR OP Saloon and Restaurant 429 Broadway, cor. of Dousman Street, One Block from Bridge and C. & N. W. R'y Depot. Kt. Howard, - - Wisconsin. J. F. SCHMITT, DEALElt IN CHOICE WI1IS, LXQUOBS 9 CXGABS PROPIUETOR OF THE ST. CHARLES SALOON AND RESTAURANT. 1181 Washington St. - GREEN BAY, WIS. Lunch Served Every Morning. 17 REIS' HOTEL, ANDREW REIS, Jr., Proprietor. 1148 MAIN STREET, NEAR EAST RIVER BRIDGE. • 6BEBS m&W, WIS. Goofl accommoaatloiis, ReasonalDle Prices. Passengers carried free to ail from Depots. IN CONNECTION WITH THE HOTEL IS A FIRST CLASS LIVERY STABLE. FINE HACKS AND HEARSE. CHARGES REASONABLE. PETER ROBILLARD, PROPRIETOR OP THE Board by the Day or Week. Main Street Hotel Choice flies, Upon and Cipro, COOP STABLING ATTACHED. Tlfi MAIN STREET, GREEN BAY, WIS. SCHAUER HOTEL. SCHAUER BROS., Proprietors. FIRST-GLASS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR TRAVELERS Most Convenient Location in the City. FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS. GOOD STABLING IN GONNEGTION WITH THE HOUSE- 401 MAIN ST., COR. JEFFERSON ST. GREEN BAY, - - - WISCONSIN. JAMES PETCKA, Saloon and Boarding House. ALSO DEALER IN Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 322 MAIN STREET, GREEN BAY,WIS. 18 JOS. LEROY. MELCHIOR THEISEN. Cook's Hotel. FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. RATES, $2.00 PER DAY. Special Rates to Permanent Guests. 'Busses to and from all Trains.
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