The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 3

THE BA'CIXE DAILY JOURNAL, TUESDAT AFTEBXOON, SEPTEMBER 23, 1902. LA FOLLETTE TO 1 CORRECT BROADCLOTH SUIT. Buasimiess sunid FroffessioiiiSil RETURN TODAY c- i Governor Will Attend the anque 1902 in Honor of President aat ar ar TO OPEN CAMPAIGN LAST OF THE WEEK ARCHITECTS. DEPARTMENT STORES. New Tork leader, 817 Main street.

TeL Bell TeL T81L S. Sklute. IRON AND METALS. Racine Iron and Metal H4 Milwaukee avenue. Both tel.

60 JEWELERS. Elklns Jewelry and Music Store, 437 Main atreet. Lang O. E. 5CS State street Tel.

474-w. WIegand 420 Main street TeL 421-w. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. I 'l' 1 -rr, Zr -i tf (4 PHYSICIANS. Aubln A Aubtn, T2S Wiaooualn street.

TeL Borkinan. G. S2G Monument square. TeL 199; res. tel.

507: Ball 7691. Bn-hm. II. 1401 Grand avenue. TeL CC7-X.

Browne, Chas; office and re. 787 Park avenue. Citisen tel. 250. Bargeon and Homeopathic phyaieian.

-BuchanA. L. 307 Slxi-h atreet. Tel. 258.

Collins. W. cor. Hubbard and Bueaau- an atreets. Tel.

822; Bell 76SA. Fancher, F. 1100 State street. Tel 444-x; res. tel.

444-x. Garlock. 1 F. A F. R.

534 Monumenl square. Tel. res. 828 Wtcoai atreet. tel.

12S-S. Hansen. J. 818 State street Bell tet 718-i. Hahn.

C. 1101 Grand avenue. TeL 428. Bell H24. Haven, W.

8., 847 College avenue. TeL 237-2; res. 1211 Racine street. teL 237-8. Keech.

J. 716 Maui street Tel. 378. Lelchsenrlng, Geo. 633 High street Tel.

629-x. Martin. S. 1st door north M. E.

church, TeL 114. MeDowcIL F. H. 902 State street TeL 676-w. McXltt, Gilbert 710 Main street.

Tel 162; Bell 8004. Meachem, John O. and Dr. John, 745 Col leg avenue. Both tel.

55. Nott Geo. 745 Wisconsin street Bott af -V- 't U- fT .1. Wholesale and retail dealer In gen. mer chandise or every description.

A. 1300 Villa street. TeL Wlr-W. Olson A Holmqulst. 236 Main street, dry ewns, eic The Bazaar.

1007 State street, ladles and genta furnishings and general merchan dise. The Fa. J. C. Hansen, 900 State street jieu 4-w.

I DRUGSTORES, Fancher Medicine 1100 State street. Tel. 441-w. Harbrldge, F. 422 Main street.

Both tel. 172., Kradwelt-Thiesen Drug 203 Sixth street. 144. Schulze 603 Sixth street, Spencer trug 435 Main street. TeL 119.

ELECTRO PLATING S. H. Novelty The. 1229 Highland avenue. Bell tel.

7383. EXPRESS OFFICE. Adams Fixpress. Tel. 80.

American; Express office. Tel 123. United States Express. TeL 216. FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE The Red jFront.

503 Monument square. Nothing over 10c. F0UNDERIES. Malleablej Wrought Iron Co. Tel.

S63, Racine Brass Iron near Fourteenth and Rapine streets. TeL 618-x; Bell 618. FLOUR AND FEED DEALERS. Asdahl. ii 12S1 State street.

TeL 66S-y. Baled bay, straw, shavings, salt, etc Belle City! Milling 136 Main street. TeL 735-x; Bell SOU. Case cor. Fifteenth and C.

A N. W. R. K. track.

Tel. 306. Lawton, David. 219 Fifth street Both teL 67. Wigley, D.

518 College avenue. Both tel. ZoZ. FLORIST. Pensteadi John.

cor. Twelfth and Center streets. Tel. 69; Bell 8163. Specialty of funeral twork.

FURNITURE DEALERS. Augustine Furniture 221 Sixth street Tel. lS7-x; Bell 1S7. Res. teL 187-y; Bell 187-2; also undertaker.

Bayermaan. 238 Main street TeL 2S6-2. Beffel Furn. 610 Sixth street TeL eas-w. Belle City Furn.

220 Sixth street TeL 175-a. Freund. Mrs. lSlOMIlwaukee avenue, Hanson. A.

C. 1012 State street Tel. 285-s; Bell 8231. Nor man. C.

813 State street; also stoves, carpets, guns, ammunition, etc. XPorter. W. A. Furn.

613 Monument square. jioit) tet. i.ws. ThronaenSHanse-n Furn. 309 Main street TeL 231: also undertaking.

GROCERS-WHOLESALE. Mueller, H. 1400 Douglas avenue, TeL 2N: BeU 82S1. Hanley 1-os. Tel.

324; Bell 105. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Bassendafe. C. 1200 Washington aven ue.

Beck 503 Sixth street. Both tel. 65. Blessingep, J. 168-80 Douglas aven ue.

Tel 359. 1101 Carlisle avenue. Tel. 578-w. Christoferson, Jacob, 1122 Center street Tel.

596-w- Dederichs? 1445 State street. Tel. 425. Elholm. t01-S13 Washington avenue.

Tel. 164-y. Epstein. 1200 Villa street Tel. 555, Fazen, John 1920 Northwestern avenue.

Tel. 633-4 George. 1406 State stret. Tel. 412-y.

Greenmani A. 1136 Grand avenue. Tel. con.r Hanlon 556 State street. Tel 776 HarbrMRe, F.

422 Mam street Both tel. 172. I Hartweg, C. Fourteenth and Park avenue. Both tel.

no. Hass. P. Fs, 1240 N. Main TeL 462-w; Bell 52o-l.

Haummersen 1301 N. Main street. Tel, 1SS: Bell 8303. Hegeman, iH. 1000 Villa street.

Both teL 54. 1 Home Tea'A Coffee House, 1628 N. Main street Tel. 694. W.

B. Halherstadt, alffo china and glassware. Jacky Hermes, 620-24 High atreet Tel. AZ9-W. Jensen Christensen.

Lincoln blk. TeL 121. Kannenherg, 1673 Douglas avenue, TeL 468. 'I- Kostermani O. 1447 Center street.

Tel. 676: Bell 71 S3. Leuker. John 309 Sixth street Tel. 400: Bell T03.

Mauel A Mark. 1200 Douglas avenue. Tel. 4i4-W. May Bros, 013 Sixteenth street TeL 4S8-x; rteii mi.

Mogensen, O. 1234 Villa street Tel Bell 823. Mopenson, J. 1511 Sixth street TeL Kehoda. N.

Main street Tel. 621-s. Nelson, Jordan. 923 Marquette street TeL Nelson. P.

1011 State street TeL TfW-x pelL Ceo At A 819 Sixth street -TeL S4: Hell Mtl. Riegolman 1S43 N. Wisconsin atreet. Te4. s4.

Schacht 922 State street TeL 427-w. Also 1159 MUwauke avenue, TeL 4y0-w. Plot. Peter, iUrooary 1S00 State street Tfcl. M7.

Weatrlch eMillsr, 8C7 Washington Ave, Tel. Wtllaitns. Wm. 4 Main street Tet 7U-ar; bellssi. HA0WARE STORES.

Bean Hanson, 1U4 Villa street. Teh nj-w. I FalkenrAth Wolff. 1H7 Douglas avenue. Tel.

t.b if ati Aivth itntt. rl. SSI. Stoves, ra nSr oa, farminc Implements, also Chandler Park. 400 Main stret.

Tel. 218, Bell 23-3 rine. Ds-vls. D. cor.

avenue and Sixth street. TeL BeU 4'JOL rieftel. A. L. 230 Fifth street.

TeL Bell 7211. Gullbert A Rua-h, 500 Robinson TeL 67-w: Bell 8CC1. Koerner. A. 1124 Grand avenue.

TeLJ 4S4-a; also contractor ana ouuaw. ATHLETIC GOODS. Botsford Wooster. 624 Monument 8q. Tel.

731-w. r-fHainann 3lf Main street. TeL 634; also aewing- machine, pianos, blcy- cles, pbonognpns, etc. ATTORNEYS AT LAW Cooper, Simmons. Nelson Walker, Rob- tnson bide.

Both teL 107. Kearney. Thompson Myers, First Nat'l Bank bids'. Both Tel. 146.

Owen. John 400 Mftin street. Tel. 238; Bell 728-2. Res.

teL 364-w. Tbompson, Fulton. Oarood bids'. TeL 2Sti-X. ThomDSon.

Wm. circuit court commissioner and notary public Both tel. Hi BAKERS AND BAKERY GOODS. Halberatadt. cor.

East and Hlah streets. Tel. 332. Mfrs. of bakery goods and confections.

F-. 31 Sixth street. Tel. 332-8. Factory teL 332-2.

Restaurant and confectionery parlor In connection. BELTING GOODS AND WOOD SPLIT PULLEYS. The Milwaukee Rice Machinery J. R. Powers, 600 Sixth street.

Both Tel. 83S; also power transmitting- machinery. BOOKS, STATIONERY NOVELTIES Botsford Wooster. 534 Monument Sq. TeL 751-w.

Bullock Peat. 304 Sixth street. TeL 715; also cigars and tobacco. Wlbbert. H.

C. 920 State street. TeL 331; also cigars, tobacco, etc. BOOT AND SHOE STORES. Frledrtch Bros.

319 Sixth street. Kambach. Fred. 800 Sixth street, cor. Wisconsin.

Tel. 498; also chiropodist parlor In connection; also custom work and re- pairing. Klapproth, 216 Main stret; also repairing. McGraw, 807 Sixth stret. Tel.

409-x. Thlelen, John. 1500 N. Wisconsin street; also repairing neatly done. Walker Brosr, 432 Main street.

Tel. 22. Weill, Bill Eisner. SCO Main street. BOTTLING WORKS.

Webber, Wm. It, 1501 N. Michigan street. TeL 43. BICYCLE DEALERS.

Chrlstlanson 318 Main street. Tel. 634; also athletic Roods, sewing machines, pianos and organs, etc. BREWERS AND AGENTS. Schulte.

1313 Fourteenth aaent for Scblltx Brewing Co. Both tel. 2uo. BUSINESS COLLEGES. Racine Business College.

414 Main street. Bell Tel. S0U3. all branches pertaining to business education. Wisconsin Business College.

403 Main street TeL 610. Business, English, shorthand and telegraphy. C. F. Moore, Robt.

Deardorff, prin. CARRIAGE REPAIRS AND PAINTING Hendrle, James 8.. 213 Fourth street. Tel. 472-x.

Rubber tires put on and repaired. CIGAR DEALER. Page, B. 528 Monument Square. TeL 175-x.

Res. tel. CLOTHING MEN'S FURNISHINGS. Browne, R. 211 Sixth street.

TeL 4S2-X. Dan Sol. Tel. 808-. Hetzel, 314 Sixth street.

Soldinj Sol, 205 Sixth street. Tel. 432-w; also hatter and merchant tailor. Wolff, 436 Main street. Tel.

151. COAL AND WOOD. Higgle, W. on Main street bridge, TeL CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAjM, Maxurlne, 215 Sixth street, Tel. SS3; Bell KWl.

Tidyman. cor. Sixth and Wisconsin atreta. Tel. 443-w; Bell 441.

CONFECTIONS BAKERY GOODS. Alfiery, 222 Main street. Broadgate. 8. 11" Wisconsin street.

Brown, Thomas 1350 State street. Tel. 670; also cigars, tobacco, ice cream, stationary, etc. Doonan. John 1114 St.

Clair street. Tel. 471 -a. Halenbake. Mrs.

Louisa, 1715 West Sixth street. Tel. Bell 513-3. Nleln. Jens, 1232 State street.

Noble. L. 13M Superior stret. Tel. 55S-a.

Star News and Stationery 1308 8tate atreet. Stationery, scnool supplies, sporting goods, etc. Stmuss, Arnold. lOut N. Erie street.

Tel. 12-y. Wilton. 12U N. Erie street; also groceries.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, Chrtstenaen. Christ, 240 llowland avenue. TeL 47A-X. Hav. Thomas, 1314 Thurston avenue, TL Hocking, SJn Wlaconsln stroet.

Tsl. 643. Jacobsan, W14 Arrest street. TeL Tl. Knudaen.

Han. 1W FronkUn sireau TeL Korner. A. 11J4 Grand avenue. Tel.

also plana and pec Ulca Hons turn- McUrath Owen. WT Collesre avenue. yrm. Holcrt. residence and shop 1508 Center atreet.

Williams. W. U. VUla street, TeL Bell i CREAM DEALER. Stearns, C.

rural deL No. 2. CROCKERY AND GLAS SWARE. Harms Crockery 523 Monument Sq. Both teL 135.

ery 523 DENTISTS. Arm It a re. J. 20J Sixth street. Beebe, C.

C. 606 Monument square. Brown, Peter 437 Main street. TeL 244-y. Cash man.

A. Robinson 2d floor. TeL Tli Clifford. F. 534 Main street, over Bota-nrt ir Vnotir'i book atora.

LjFaneher. F- 1100 State stret. Tel 444-X, Res. teL 4-w. Fancher.

W. II 223 Sixth street. Tel. 4S-y. Ren.

1401 Wisconsin atreet. TeL 441-2. ruber. J. opp.

rtty hall. TeL con. Hanson, r. sua Monument square, TeL S3S2. Hall.

L. cor. Main and Sixth street. McDowell, r. H.

902 State street TeL S76-W Citiaens. Morris. H. 211 Sixth atreot. TaL C3Q-y.

Talt. Gilbert R-. Room 1. Baker Blk. TeL 614-X.

Van Ornnm. P. T-. 205 Sixth street TeL S0-X. Res.

tel. 639. Washburn, F. ZHS Monument square. 11 eA Ih Beea at Work for torn Tine Pre par 4 111 Malarial far Beeches Senator peeaer Will Alia Ho! Heard.

MADISON, Sept. 23. Governor La toilette will return to Wisconsin in time to; attend the banquet in honor of President Roosevelt in Milwaukee! Wednesday evening. Hir arrival mayjgire the answer to several queations that' at this time are agitating his party associates, What is the matter with the! Republics campaign -in Wisconsin! Why isn't It opened, or why are there not some indications as to when it wil be; opened? These are the questions that Republicans in all parts of the state are asking, and as Madison is the seat of the state government the curiosity on the subject isposaiblv more noticeable here than elsewhere. Where is Governor La Follette? That la another question that one hears a hundred or more times a day.

Incident-; ally it may be mentioned that all these questions are included one withjthe other, Jor it has become ah established fact that the opening of the campaign awaits the return from somewhere of Governor La Follette. IS PREPARING HIS SPEECHES. But the Sentinel also is able to announce on semi-official information that the governor has not been undergoing heroic treatment for any physical ailment, but has been sequestered for the purpose of preparing elaborate (quantities and an elaborate quality of, ammunition for his campaign. This same ami-official information is to theeffect that if any one thinks the governor is a nick man he could find out his inns take by putting on the gloves with his excellency for about two rounds. They are preparing the public for the return of a strenuous governor, trained to meet his I adversary on equal grounds, so far as powers of endurance are concerped.

If the contrary comes to pass those who ought to know all about it ar either mightily misled or they are expert prevaricators, TO SPEAK ON STATE ISSUES. Jut why the governor is looked to as the one to open the campaign jwill be readily understood. In the first iknr. its 4 1. 1 pernor two years ago, and in the place, it i.s pointed out, the second at form adopted by the Republican state ponven-: ion this year has made state issues the i prominent ones a far as it was potable to do so.

The platform is regarded aa pre-eminently the governor's ownj and it pointed out that if others were dis-; posed to go ahead and get an earjv start they naturally would do the governor the courtesy by deferring to him ioi the opening shot. SPOOXEU TO SPEAK AS US JAL. Senator Spooner's position in the will bo made known to the people -of the state this year list as it has been known to them in every campaign iot the lust eighteen years. Fo- eight years prior to the senator Has the one loowed to to open the Republican -campaigns in WUeonsin, state as Melf a national; lmt the Republicans in the rampn tWe yesrs, with i he exception of l02, did not have a an appealing fr the direct suffrages of the people, who wa pre-eminently an orator. This year, it pretty thorougnly understood here.

Senator Spooner will take the same psrt in the campaign as a defender of Republican principles that he always has, and at the people have ex- iwtcd him to do since he came ino pub-. lie life. It invariably ha been tie sett-t ator's custom to follow his own idea re- Frding the place where hi wervjees to the pnrty would be of greatest his wishes have been deferred rally by campaign committees. value, gen- urdav Sun-e his rcturu to Madison Sa rnuht, it u. learned tnlay from Senator SpHiier ntunerous telegrams hte twin r.veied by him from different cities in tte slate where it is jeircd that he slid! address the voters.l while tetany letters en the subject jawait hi armal and hsv 1,, increasing sutantly Mttoe.

The senator take time to' rrsne whatever ehetlile he will make. As yet ao lived plans have ben mjie. Tfe; Hot 9prlaSa. -j--The great sanitarium and health resort, in the picturesque Black Hills. Only $24.30 round trip from Chicago, on oef.

tain specified dates throughout thej summer, via the North-Western line. Through train service from Chicago daily. Ask ticket agent for full parjfe-tjlars or write for information to JA. H. Waggener, 22 Fifth avenue, Chicago, IlL Ttot Dwoaaed for I.lf.

I via ireatfd "for three years by rood doctor." wre W. A. Greir. Jli-Con-nllsvin. "for rtlea amt FlstuU.

but. when all faJled. Buoklen's Arntea Salve "ursj me in tw- weeks." Curea tlurna. Urutsea. OiU.

Corns. Sors. Kmhtlona. I J.I. I 1 lll.

a l- well-Thleaen Vrug Co. Oreat tonic, brawl boly anl ibrain. Irtvea away all frc-ni your syv-tn. Makes you well. Kses voU welL Bliss, Fred room 1, Secor blk.

413-x. TeL LAUNDRIES. Jorgenson 506 Sixth street Both TeL 222. Model Steam Laundry. 506 Sixth a tret.

Tel. 222. West Side Laundry 1025 State street Both teL 261. LIVERY STABLES. Baselnger, Harry, 108 Fourth street TeL 201.

Black, H. 628 Wisconsin street Tel. Bell 225. Chrlstlanson, P. 505 Villa street TeL 677-w.

Lewis 701 Wisconsin street. Both tel. 145. MACHINISTS. Hodges Greene Engineering Works 1028 St.

Clair street. Both tel. 143. Racine Machine Tool Works. Secor Blk.

TeL 53S-y. Special machinery built. General repair work done. Racine Machine Thirteenth street and St Paul R. R.

tracks. Tel. Bell 4. MANGLE T. A P.

Collier. Factory Racine Junct. TeL 513-w; also general repair shop. MEAT MARKETS Albertson, J. 140S State street.

Tel. 1 764-w. Buscb, 1201-3 Milwaukee avenue. Tel. 491.

Galser 1601 Douglas avenue. TeL 4ti6; also 1001 N. Erie street. TeL 460. Haumersen 1301 N.

Main street TeL 1S8; Bell 83o3; also groceries. Hess, P. 605 Sixth street TeL 837; Bell 714. Kopplin, A. 1504 Center street.

TeL 701. -Lange, Henry, 1245 Douglas avenue. Tel. 150. Larson Fredrlckson.

1602 Northwestern avenue. Tel. i0fi-x: also 1741 Northwestern avenue. Tel. 632-y.

Malseh. 1302-04 N. Wisconsin street. Both Tel. 60.

Vessel supplies a specialty. Fresh, salt and smoked meats. Nelson. 1233 State street. TeL 66S-s; Bell 8233.

Scheckler. A. 1301 Villa street Tel. iih-y; Bell 8224. MEDICINE MANUFACTURERS.

Dr. Fancher Medicine 1100 State street. Tel. 444-x. Mfgr.

of cough and cholera cure. Shoop Med. 217 State. Tel 299. MERCHANT TAILORS.

Field. 407 Main street. Ladles and mens clothing mado to order. Gunsberg, Ben. 8.

519 Monument square. Tel. SOU. Hetsel. David.

814 Sixth street; also dealer in men's furnlshine. Huck, 1112 Villa street. Olson. F. Son.

511 Monument square. Tel. 397. Peterson. 1125 Washington avenue.

High grade tailoring. Rltter, 11. Son. 322 Main street Tel 700-y. MILK AND CREAM.

Anderson, AT West Racine. Tel. 7iO-w. Botraan, Mrs. 608 College avenue.

Tel. Brown," J. Martin. rural route No. 1.

Crane. Chas. West Racine. Tel. 761-x.

Hill, Mrs. 1107 Racine street TeL 46-w; also confections and bakery goods. Jensen. M9 Center street, successor to W. U.

Nelson. Kane. mw Washington avenue; also dealer In produce. Knhlman. Mrs.

706 Fifteenth atreet Tel. 516-w; also confections and bakery goods. Krenzke. Fred. 1530-32 Douglas avenue or rural del.

No. 1. Krenzke, ISIS Green street. Lehner. Leo.

724 Grand avenue. Tel 53. Lehnert. Wm. 724 Grand avenue.

TeL Munroe. Ludell, 1400 Washington avenue. Tel. con. Nelson, James.

1639 Mead street. KWn Martin M. Wet Racine. Xoblo. 1 1326 Superior street Tel.

553-s; also bakery goods. Nobles. C. W. P.

O. box 225. I'etorka. Chsw. L.

Rushville. I 'helps, W. 1339 Douglas Ave. TeL 553-w. Sorensen.

Nels, 132 Hamllson avenue, suc cessor to Ed. Thorkelson. Rnrmnpn S. C. 2()i5 W.

Utah street. Stearns. C. (excluwlvely dealer tn cream). Address Rural No.

2. Strauss, 1662 N. Erie street. Tel. Bi2-y, Walker.

It P. O. box 208. TeL 761-s. Walsted.

1646 Northwestern avenue. successor to Christensen. MILLINERS. The Ideal Millinery Parlors. 1420 Wash ington avenue, lui.

6. J-a. NURSE. Mr. E.

Hellen. 723 College avenue. OFFICE SUPPLIES. Harney Stationery Supply Sixth atreet Tk uu-x. OLD AND NEW GOODS.

McDonald. TL 7v-x. 41( WUoonaln street. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. Senders, Walter A.

Sanden. Maud MeTlvaln. Dan A Sol blk. TeL TOVa; res. suj Lake viiu.

TeL PACKING BOXES. Wadiwtts. T. 1028 Bt Clair street TeL PAINTING, PAPERHANGING AND CALCIMINING. Moers A Breltsprechar.

458 Water street TfcL 753. PANTORIUMS. New Pantorium. The. 41V4 Main s'treat room 4.

TeL 244-S, Clothes cleaned, preaaed and rapairad; aloo called for and delivered. Max Kchubart, prop. The Pantorium Tailor. 441 Main etroat. cor Fifth.

TeL tfO-w; Bell 144-4. Clot he cleaned, dyed and repaired, also called for and delivered. PAPER DEALERS (WHOLESALE). Harney Stationery A Supply 12 Sixth atroat. Tel.

2-x. Knuut W. 617 Monument squax. TaL 2S0; Ball SZ34; also brooras ana wnuu. PHONOGRAPHS, GUNS AND AMMUNITION.

Cnrtstianso 318 Mala atreat. TaL 634; aieo rumou man oriwn, waiii ma-cblnoa, a to. PHOTOGRAPHERS tel. 125. Pope.

F. 814 State street TeL 115; Bel) 7164. Riley, F. 422 Main street, upstairs. Tel.

137: res. 830 Villa. Tel. 743. Slmms.

J. 722 Wisconsin street TeL Citizens 185. Taylor. E. 800 College avenue.

TeL 370; Bell 734-L Tompach, E. 300 Main street. Tel. Williams. A.

Sixth street Tel. 256-w; res. 724 College avenue, teL 478-w. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Chrlstlanson 318 Main street TeL 534: aiso athletic goods, sewing machines bicycles, etc.

Kimball. W. W. A 607 College avenue, John Mc Uune. agt.

Tel. 745-y. PICKLE MANUFACTURER. Olaser, Kohn A Twelfth street and Irving Place. Bell tel.

Peter G. Verburg, mgr. PLUMBERS. Belle Cttv Plumbing 507 Sixth street TeL Citisena 83. Brunk 217 Main street.

Both teL Sanitary work a specialty. Coffey, Frank. SS3 Main St. Both tel. 297.

Jacob Anderson. Si Stato street; also In-Davis. O. 216 Sixth atreet. Tel.

328. Gloason-Hughes Plumbing 418 Sixth street. Tel 62. Morris. Harry.

A 302 Sixth street, Tel. 263. Smollen Schoenlebcn. Jlall blk. TeL S4S.

West Side Plumbing 804 State street, Tel. 652; Bell 7163. PUBLIC WORK. Cape. Jnmes, A Sons, 468 Water street Tel.

272. Reichert Construction Co. Both teL 35. PUMPS, WINDMILLS AND TANKS. The Wins'h'ln Mfg.

700 State street Bolh tel. 92. REAL ESTATE AND LOANS. Anderson, Jacob. S09 State also Insurance and notnrv public.

Cody, H. 13 Baker blk. Tel. C14-y; res. 1611 College avenue, tel.

271-s; also Insurance. Dietrich Robinson bldg. Tell, 142. Miller A Case. 213 Sixth street.

Tel. fcO-2. House rented. Morey, D.J. A Son.

440 Main St. 2nd floor. Tel. 142. Nelson A Hinchliffe.

1047 Washington avenue. Both tel. 30; slso Insurance. Slob, John L-. No.

1 Secor blk. TeL 418-a. Wendt. E. G.

H-. 920 State street TeL Citizens, C02. REFRIGERATORS AND FIXTURES. Racine Refrigerator and Fixture Tel. 98.

RESTAURANTS. The Nelson Restaurant, 413 Main street, Tel. 7Sl-x; Bell teL 7472. SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. Steelier.

Weber A H. Mfg. Main. Chatham and Hamilton streets. TeL U.

SEWING MACHINES. Chrlstlanson 818 Main street TeL 5S4: also and organa, blcylea, athletic goods, etc. STEAM DYE WORKS. Belle City Steam Dye Works, 809 Fourth street. Jonaa Hoyle.

prop. Dry cleaning a specialty. Tel. 42-1 ring. STOVE DEALER AND REPAIRER.

Rogan 204 Sixth street Stovts bought, sold and exchanged. TEA AND COFFEE DEALERS. Belle City CofTea Store. 1322 Washington avenue. Tel.

243-a. Chicago Racine Tea 808 Sixth atroet TeL 414-x. (Wboleal and ra- tall.i Grand Union Tea 403 Main street, TeL Bell T563. Homo Tea and Coffa House. 1628 N.

Main stt. Tel. 6M; alao dealers In groceries, crockery and glassware. W. u.

lial- berntadt. prop. Racine Coffee Roasting 1024 State street. TaL 4J4-S. Roberta A Beesvon, Sit Main sir sat.

Both tL 423.. THRESHING MACHINERY. J. I. Caa Tbraehtr.g Machli.e Co.

TeL 1J3 and 191. UNDERTAKERS. Augustine Fumltura 821 8tvth atrea. Tel. Hail tT.

U7-yj alao furniture. Rayermann. H3 Main street TeL 3M-I. Brel rum. 110 fflxth street TeL Ball City 23) Sixth street, TeL Hanson.

A. C. A Oo 1012 Slate street TaL JSA-s: Bell ai-Porter, W. A. Furn.

Co tlt-la Monument aqirare. Both tel. Thronsnn-lLanaen Fura. S3 Main street TeL 231. UPHOLSTERING.

Mauer, P. J. A 1313 Villa street. TeL 274-X VETERINARIANS. Evans.

EL R. A Son. T13 Wlaeoaein street Both teL 111. Bralth, 8. C.

M04 Fourteenth street. TeL 3S4. WUllama. Won. office 908 Washington avenue.

Tel. 240. Wo-ial attecAiou to ramonass and dentistry. WALL PAPER, PAINTS AND OILS. Buffham, W.

TaL 227. 8. A Son. 40 Main street Robiarr 1218 State atreet. Tel 450; also general ooturaHore, Tkknor Paint and WaJ Paoer Co, 117 Kixta atreet.

ttoia tat. aao var-suohee. astusf, ete. WOMEN'S EXCHANGE. BaelBS Woman's ITxcbarMr.

419 Sixth treat. TaL iil-'w; Heal Tlti. Home ask i't .1 I clothi Stitched seamsj pleats below gun mvtnl buttons. Double hem coat cuffs, rlocket and waistband of velvet. embroidery, with edge of same, which I I VAS WILLING TO SELL.

Dog Wasn't Worth Much, but the Rat I Was All Right. States Senator Grady is, credited with a story worthy to be ranked among the best told of the late Wll Ham R. Travers, although the stam merer in this case was another than tne witty broker. His stable was overrun with rats and his love tpr rport made him seek a dog-fancier rather than a dealer in ferrets. A fine-looking rat terrier, lor which $30 was asked, was shown to the Btam merer who said he thought the anl mal ought to be Eiven a trial before he made the purcnase.

The dealer agreed; to put his dog to any test, his own backyard was named as the place and an hour appointed for a trial the following day, says the Philadelphia The stammerer arrived with hugq sewer rat, which was thrown onto te ground as the dog was re leased The animals sprang at each other, mixed things up for a second, and then the rat got a hold on the terrier' lower Up and hung on until the latter howled with pain and began to cower. Turning to the dealer, the stammerer said 'I did-don't think ra-much of your d-d-dog. D-d-do you w-w-want to buy m-m-my rat?" 1 I ACCOUNTING FOR THL WEATHER Colored Lady Understood Why Thtro Wtfe Cyelonea and Hurricane. The black mammy, her day's work done, aat on the doorstep con tentedly smoking her pipe and "think log of Jhe happy days gone by." Jar.ethe servant of the nelghborlnf famlly.camo over to tho fence. I "That's right, she "take all de fresh air you can; It's gwlne to rain "How d'ye know tt'a swine to raia to-morrow De papers say so." "Ma food Lawd!" ejaculated auntie, "no wpndah we's bavin' hurricanes and cyclones and tornadoes; why, deye tven taken the weather out of de Lawd'a hands!" A Mean Deception.

John 5 W. Donegan, a Justice of the peace in Jersey City, has established his claim to being considered a man his word. Some months ago he announced that he would give a handsome suit of parlor furniture to the twenty-first couple for whom he tied the nuptial knot. After officiating at twenty he calmly took mnta himself a bride, to whom he has now given the promised parlor i i Frtaa Fayor Teaaai 'Having distressing pa Ina In head, back and stomach, and being- without appotitei beg-an to is Dr. Kln(fa New Ufa Pilla." writes W.

P. "Whiwhead. of Ken-nedale. and aoon felt lika a new man." atomach and liver Only Fancy taiTored costume In marine blue the kne, strapped with black velvet and with fitted back and" short tabs. Collar, Lowier part of collar shows rich colored also edges the cufTs.

COUNTY BOARD CRITICIZED Clttsaaa da Not Llka tha Way Coart Doot i Granada Ara Eaenmbarad, Tie action of the county board is severely criticised by city men and county men alike, in regard to leasing privileges to private individuals, to use the court house and court house grounds for means of private gain. 1 it possible that! RacincnSounty with an assessed valuation of over $32,000,000 has been compelled to resort to this method of replenishing the county treasury fund. If it is so, why do the county board not ad vertise for and lease privileges to the highest bidder, and if necessary, it might he possible for them to secure sev eral thousand dollars yearly instead of a paltry $100 or 150, aa at present there being considerable vacant space yet Unoccupied around the court house. And then thede is the plot around the monument, that could be turned into a source of revenue, and not one of ex pense as it ist present, it only being occupied by spcouple of flower beds that needs the care of an experienced florist. Just think of the Jos, for there are hundred of peopbin the city that would be only to gladof an opportunity to rent privileges there- It is a lesson in econo to strangers who visit our city, to behold the signs of thrift practiced by our representatives.

And they are suppose! to carry out the will of the people whom they represent. Is it the will of the people of owr city that these thing hou)d be continued that the only. spot of uature in the business section of the city jhuUl Wjno lightly disposed of? Would it not be more dignitied for our eounwonwealth ttvinsist on freeing them selves from the imputation of selling out so cheap and remove obstructions, howejtcr handsome, from the yard in which every cituen regardleat of station, has a just pride, lela1 Keeato Itatea, Via the Korth-Wentern line to Tlot Springs, Deadwood, Lead and Custer, S. and to Colorado and Utah points, goodj to returnuntil October 31. A splendid opportunity is offered for an enjoyable Tacalion trip.

-Several fine trains via the "North-Western daily. Apply to agents Chicago North-Western Ry. Iie Allea'a Foot-Kaae, A powder to be shaken into the shoes. Your feet feel swollan, rervoui and hot, and ret tired easily. If you have smart -Ina: feet or tig-ht shoes, try Allen- Foot-riuse.

I It cool the feet and make walk-inc eay. Cures awollen. sweating; feet. Inxrowin nails. blister and callous spots.

Relieve corns and bnnions of all pain and rives reat and comfort. Try It tRl.y, oio by ail arurfiwi nd hoe stores1 for tto. seeept ar.y aubati- ute. Trial packaae FnEC. Addrem, At-len 8.

Olmated. Rey. N. T. The expreostons of grateful women who have experienced wonderful bless! si us-tn Rocky Mountain Teau compensate us for our effort in tbeir behalf.

3Sc. Kxad-well-Thleen Prwc Co. PtTnp'lea, blotches, tan freckle, rednea. smsrtina. ahsorbod.

healvl. removed by Satin-Skin Cretin and Satin-Skin Hal you. beat made. Sc. a of I tin and shtf-t iron wora.

Maxted. K. Wm IMS- Washington avenue. Tel. 4'-a 1 Mohr-Jorw Hardware US Sixth street.

T6 12. Hnonvrl aclware 811 Sixth street TeL H2-2. Murphy Hersten. 614 State street. TeL t- HOTELS, Asby TtoteL $23 College avenue.

TeL 211; Bell 7432. Merchants Hotel. 427-33 Main stret Both teL feri. W. tl.

Lewis, prop. The Racine, cor. Sixth and Main streets. TeL 5. 3 HOUSE FURNISHING.

Thronson- Hansen Furn. 80S Main stret BotivteL 281. HOUSE EfOVER AND RAISER. Cone. V.

J00 Twelfth stret TeL 64-x. Insurance. Dietrich RoUnnen Bldg. Tel. 1.

MlUer, Wm. Henry, 213 Slxtn street TeL 80-1. Morey. D. J.

A Soit. 440 Main, 2nd floor. TeL 142. Nelson A Hirtffhliff, 1047 Waahlcgton avenue. Both teL 3d; also real eatata and loan.

i Pnxionrial In. Peter Zlmmer, supt, 6 A 7 Robiaaon Bldg. TeL 136- Sieb. John L.Wxn 1. aecor big.

Tel 418-s, Wend i. E. G.J LU 20 State aueeu TeL r- I I 6 uruf t.y.