1907 - 1908 - Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library System
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James Prendergast <strong>Library</strong> Association509 Cherry StreetJamestown, New York 14701Member Of<strong>Chautauqua</strong>-<strong>Cattaraugus</strong> <strong>Library</strong> <strong>System</strong>
FOSTER & GO'S.S T A N D A R D D I R E C T O R Y—OF—. T A M E S T O W NFALCONER, LAKEWOOD, CELORON ANDRURAL FREE DELIVERY ROUTE§OFJAMESTOWN.<strong>1907</strong> - <strong>1908</strong>VCONTAININGA Comprehensive. Street Directory, an Alphabetical ResidenceDirectory, a Classified Business Directory, and a Directoryof County and City Officials, City Institutions, Societies,Corporations, Etc., and a Map of the City.Compiled and Published byL. C. FOSTER & C O M P A N YWELLSVILLE, NEW YORKFOR INDEX SEE NEXT PAGE.
I N D E X T O C O N T E N T S .Alphabetical Directory of Residentsof Jamestown 1-349Athletic and Sporting Clubs xixBusiness and Professional AssociationsxixCeloron Directory 378-3S4CemeteriesxixChurchesxvii-xviiiCity Governmentviii to xCity Polling PlacesxiiiClassified Business Directory, 350-373Clubs, Literary Circles and SocialOrganizationsxix and xxCounty Government and Officers, vi-viiFalconer Directory 385-407Fire Alarm Boxes and Code of Callsxi-xiiFire Department Officers xiHealth DepartmentxHospital and HomesxxiIncorporated Companies xiii-xviJustices of Peace 362Labor OrganizationsxxvLakewood Directory 408-417Libraries and Educational InstitutionsxxMap of Jamestown, inside front cover.Military OrganizationxxMiscellaneous Directory vi-xxvMiscellaneous Organizations xxMunicipal Lighting PlantxMusical Organizations and SocietiesxxNewspapersxviNotaries Public 365Patriotic and Political Societies, xx-xxiPolice DepartmentxPoor Department xPost OfficexviPublic Schools xviiRural Free Delivery Route 75 374Rural Free Delivery Route 76.374-375Rural Free Delivery Route 77 375Rural Free Delivery Route 78 376Rural Free Delivery Route 79.376-377Rural Free Delivery Route 80 377Rural Free Delivery Route 81.377-378Rural Free Delivery Route 82.378-379Rural Free Delivery Route 83 379Secret Societiesxxii-xxivStreet, Avenue and Alley DirectoryBetween xxvi and 1Ward Boundaries xii-xiiiWater DepartmentxYoung Men's Christian AssociationxxnYoung Women's Christian Associationxxii*\\-\. tV"\ c\ \ ^ i
U N I O N T R U S T C O M P A N YOF JAMESTOWN, NEW YORKCapital and Surplus - - $280,000.00Transacts a General Banking' BusinessOFFICERS:FRANK MERZ, President SAMUEL BRIGGS, Vice-Pres. CYRUS E. JONES, VHARRY L. BRIGGS, Cashier FREDERICK P. HALL, Treasurer 'GEO. V. BLACKSTONE Pres. Blackstone Mfg. Co. FREDERICK P. HALL Pres. Journal Printing Co.DIRECTORS:SAMUEL BRIGGS Hall & Co., Worsted Mills CYRUS E. JONES - CapitalistHARRY L. BRIGGS - Cashier HARRY R. LEWIS Attorney at LawFRANK B. BUSH Capitalist FRANK MERZ President.'H.J. CRISSEY Pres. Citizen's Trust Co., Fredonia CHARLES SAMUELS Dry GoodsA. H. GREENLUND Vice-Pres. Jamestown Lounge Co. . RALPH C. SHELDON Pres. Asferican Aristotype Co.WM. M. TAIT Oil Producer, Findlay, O.Money to Loan, Mortgages Bought, Notes Discounted, Deposits received, Certificatesof Deposit issued, Interest Books issued bearing 3 per cent, interest compoundedJuly First and January First .•. .-. .-. .-. Safety Deposits Boxes forrentH I L L ' S P I A N O S C H O O LEARL H. HILL,sDirectorTHE methods of this school are in no respect stereotyped reproduction* of the methods of* European or American teachers, but are the fruit of original studies into the psychological and^physiological relations of playing and their practical application to the problems of teaching. They\are so widely known for their simplicity, directness and effectiveness that Director Earl H. Hill constantlyemploys four assistants; this in a school devoted exclusively to piano and its allied branches.FEATURES. Mr. Hill's original Exercises for Developing and MaintainingPiano Touch. Weekly musicals. Ensemble playing (twelve players at sixpianos.) Theory classes. <strong>Library</strong> of 7000 numbers. Reasonable tuition.FENTON BUILDING SIXTH FLOORHILL'S PIANO STOREEARL H. HILL, Proprietor L. H. MONTAGUE, Sales ManagerTHIS store is the result of 23 years experience with pianos. The endorsement of HILL'S PIa STORE means that you can depend upon getting the right instrument at the right price andtested by experts. Several makes from the medium priced instruments to the highest grade. Mitayprices, but only one price for each instrument.tSAVE $10 A FLOOR; WE'RE 5 FLOORS UPEatey Organ. FENTON BUILDING Sheet Music50 PIANOS LARGEST STOCK IN JAMESTOWN SO PIANOS
I M I R R O R S R E S I L V E R E DFalconer Mirror Co.IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF :French Plate and American Beauty MirrorsGlass Shelves, Chipped Glass, etc.OURTRADE MARK -f&CONfjP GUARANTEES EVERY PLATEJamestown, N. T. Factory at Falconer, N. T.M I R R O R S R E S I L V E R E DIT EQUALS THE BEST, EXCELS THEREST<strong>Chautauqua</strong>Brew : :OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE GENERALARE THE BEST JUDGESPUBLICJ a m e s t o w n Brewing' C o m p a n yAt all Bars and bottled by theMilwaukee BottlingCo.Jamestown Brewing Co. \ Bell 368Milwaukee Bottling CoTelephones I Home 4ot Both 'Phones aes
H E N D E R S O N & L I N C O L NFuneral Directors, Embalmers, Picture Framers107 E. Second StreetJamestown, N. Y.HARRY BOYD,with Henderson & LincolnHoraceHitchcockArthur H. HitchcockREAL ESTATEBought, sold and exchanged. Moneyloaned on improvedreal estate.LAWYER9 West Third Street9 W. THIRD ST. JAMESTOWN, N. Y.Home Phones 54 and 255-k JAMESTOWN NEW YORKU N D E R T A K I N Gand PICTURE FRAMINGA. E. CAWCROFT. L. C. REED, Licensed Undertaker and Embalmer.Personal attention to all calls. AmbulanceService at all hoursBell Phone606107 East Third Street Home Phone1006, 975 and 934 ~-D. C. PERKINS, M. D.The Chadakoin Rooms 300-302JAMESTOWN, N. Y.HOURS:9 to 10 a. m.2 to 4 p. m. Home Phone 67.7 to 9 p. m. Office Bell Phone 1012.Sunday by appoint't. Res. Home Phone 1227bJamestown Electric MillsDealers inGrain, Flour, Feed, Hay, Straw,Salt, etc., Fresh Feed6 Steele StreetJamestown, N. Y.Ground DailyBell 144Home 144
INDEX TOAbrahamson-Bigelow Co., centereach page and outside back cover.Ahlstrom Piano Co., outside frontcover.American Clothing Co 5Anderson, A. C. & C. A., every otherleft hand side margin.Anderson, S. E., between 332-333Arnold Drug Co 19Avenue Hotel, Celoron., N. Y xxviBauer, Fred, between 332-33Black, T. Henry 34Branch, L. E., between 332-33Bush, F. G. Co., every left hand insidemargin lines except 26.Butler, Jay A., on back bone.Cawcroft, A. EiiiChurchill Grocery Co 65Clark, Frank M 65Clark, L. A., between 332-33Clarke, George F 66Clarke Hardware Co., every otherpage lines.Cole, Roy HvCushman, John M 76Dahlgren, Eric 77Danielson, C. Fred, every other pageDenslow, W. T. & SonsvEddy, E. E., under every letter inalphabet.Endress, Wm, F 64First National Bank, 2nd colored page.Farlin, P. A., every 4th page sidemargin.Falconer Mirror Co., 4th colored page.Fowler, J. Samuel, between 288-89Freeman, Charles E 106Friedman, Asher. . t 107Fulton Market Co 203Gage Furniture Co 108Graff, J. W 115Hayward & Co., between 288-89Hazzard, W. S 266Heineman, Louis, outside back covprHenderson & Lincoln iii and 134Hill, Earl H., 1st colored page.ADVERTISERS.Lindsey, Charles G., 35 lines, top ofleft hand page.Lindstrom, E. H., 26 lines under alphabeticalletters.Lock, Charles F 382Lockwood, M. E. & Son, every .rightof left side margin. 'Lods, George F 201Maclease, Charles E 207Malmberg, Charles J., bet 332-33Milwaukee Bottling Co., 4th coloredpage.Moody, Frank R., between 288-89Morningstar & Oliver 223Morrison, J. F., between 288-89Moynihan, FrankxxviMunger, B. A 225National <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Co. Bank., insidefront cover.Nelson, August F 229Nelson, Theodore N., 100 lines.Newton, W. S. & Co 235'New York Tea & Coffee Co 235Parrott, R. A., margin lines backoutside cover.Parsons, D. G 248Partridge, E. G 249Perkins, D. CiiiPew, Charles H 260Powers, Nellie M 264Purdy Bros., bottom lines every •other page.Renberg & Colander, between. .288-89Rich, Wm. H., top space back book.Rosencrantz, Elof & Co., bet 274-75Rowley, Mary E 276Russell HousexxviSeymour, B. W 286Sharpe, A. D. Co., line every otherpage.Shedd, L. F.. between 288-89Smith, Edmund B 293Smith & Kinne, between '..332-33Sprague, W. H.. 2G inside marginlines facing alphabetical letters.Squier, Ziba L., every 5th pasre outsideHitchcock, A. Hiiimargin, 3d colored page frontHolmquist, Carl A. F 141 Stafford, A. H 298Hooker, H. M 141 Starkweather, John 299Horton, J. S. Son 142 Stonehouse, J., margin around frontJones. Knox, Lavin Lewis, Johnson, Knowlton, Jamestown Jenner, page. cover. S. & Charles P. Ice H. Henry Fox Alexander P. F. W. Iron Brokerage Publishing Roofing Bottling Electric Business M. & W A Coal Son Works Co., J Co.. Millstop College, bet.. everv .332-333 front !.165.151 4th 194 155 164 xxvi 150 '. iii 172 182 152 153 v!l82 Wiquist, Swanson, Underwood, Walker, Wass, Wilson Winnberg Thayer, Thomas, Toscan, Townsend, Union Weible, Wbitlev. Sturton, Swetland cover. leaves. inside J. Trust & R. James A. lines. Arthur C G. J. Otto Bros &. Gust & Lundquist M.. J. W.. & A E. Anderson, W Batcheller Co., G Co.. W Son, E L., 1st between. front every colored on 4th edge .7.VsV-'m rcage. page . 288-S9 288-89 332-33 of 344342 309 321 308 317 320 . 312 . 3'9
W . T . D E N S L O W & S O N SCONTRACTORS FORBuilding M o v i n g and Raising, Pile:: :: Driving and D o c k Building :: ::S H A D E T R E E S F U R N I S H E D A N D S E TG. W. DENSLOW L. A. DENSLOW618 1-2 Jefferson it. Bell Phone 789-B. 551 W. Third St. Bell Phone 569-B.J a m e s t o w n J r o n W o r k s C o .SUCCESSORS TO BENJAMIN NICHOLS * SONF O U N D E R S A N D M A C H I N I S T SLIGHT AND HEAVY REPAIRING. IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. IRON AND WOOD PULLEYS, HANGERS, SHAFTING, &cSTEAM AND GAS ENGINES, Both Marine and Stationary11 SHEARMAN PLACE, - - JAMESTOWNB. LAV IN Telephones-Bell 547H. FOX Home 125L A V I N & F O XWholesale and Retail Dealers in Iron and Steel Scrap, Old Metals,New Metals, Old Rubber, Old Ropes, Woolen Rags, Cotton Rags,- Paper Stock :If you are looking for the highest Cash Price for your Junk, call up LAVIN & FOX, Cor. Harrisonand Foote Ave. Largest Cash Buyers in Southwestern New York. We give you thesquare deal that President Roosevelt talks about.Cor. Foote Avenue and Harrison Street, - JAMESTOWN, NEW YORKC L O Y H . C O L EC O N T R A C T O R , and B U I L D E R ,PLANS SUBMITTED. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHEDNo. 9 Gokey BuildingHome Phone: Office 701 -k; Res. 1319=k
M i s c e l l a n e o u s D i r e c t o r y .COUNTY AND DISTRICT POLITICAL DIRECTORY.Congress District. — The ThirtyseventhNew York Congressional Districtis composed of the counties of<strong>Chautauqua</strong>, <strong>Cattaraugus</strong> and Alle<strong>1907</strong>= <strong>1908</strong>.gany. Edward B. Vreeland of Salamanca,representative.State Senate District.—The FiftiethNew York State Senate district iscomposed of the counties of <strong>Chautauqua</strong>and <strong>Cattaraugus</strong>. Albert T. Fancherof Little Valley, representative.State Assembly Districts.—<strong>Chautauqua</strong>county contains two State Assemblydistricts. The First district iscomposed of Arkwright, Busti, Carroll,Charlotte, Cherry Creek, Bllery,Ellicott, Ellington, Gerry, Harmony,Kiantone, Poland, Stockton, Villenovaand the city of Jamestown. AugustusF. Allen, of Jamestown, Assemblyman.The Second district is composed of<strong>Chautauqua</strong>, Clymer, Dunkirk, FrenchCreek, Hanover, Mina, Pomfret, Portland,Ripley, Sheridan, Sherman,Westfield and the city of Dunkirk; C.M. Hamilton, Ripley, representative.COUNTY OFFICERS.County Judge.—Arthur B. Ottaway,Westfield.Special County Judge.—Frank S.Wheeler, Jamestown.County Clerk.—E. J. McConnell,Mayville.Deputy County Clerk.—August Johnson,Mayville.Sheriff.—Leon E. Button, Mayville.Under Sheriff.—Willis E. Babcock,Jamestown.Surrogate. — Harley N. Crosby,Jamestown.Surrogate's Clerk.—Will D. Parker,Mayville.Special Surrogate—Joseph C. White,Dunkirk.County Treasurer. — Emmons J.Swift, Mayville.District Attorney.—John K. Patterson,Jr., Dunkirk.Assistant District Attorney.—Edw.J. Green, Jamestown.Supt. of Poor.—Charles E. Dodge,Frewsburg.Coroners.—Bergen F. Illston, Jamestown;Charles Blood, Dunkirk; E. B.Osgood, Brocton.BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.Arkwright.—Edgar A. Tarbox, Casadaga,R. F. D. 31. .Busti.—Ellsworth J. Daugherty, P.O. address, Lakewood.Carroll.—Dana J. Hunt, Frewsburg.Charlotte.—Edwin F. Lake, Sinclairville,R. F. D. 40.<strong>Chautauqua</strong>.—Thomas Hutson, Mayville.Cherry Creek.—Edgar W. Curtis,Cherry Creek.Clymer.—Dr. L. P. McCray, Clymer.Dunkirk.—Thos. J. Cummings, Dunkirk;Benjamin L. Harrison, Dunkirk.Ellery.—A. Morelle Cheney, BemusPoint, R. F. D. 69.Ellicott.—Ransom. B. Lydle, Falconer.Ellington.—Theodore A. Case, Ellington.French Creek.—Edmund Austin,Cutting.
Gerry.—Orson N. Salisbury, Jamestown,R. F. D. 75.Hanover.—Frank A. Rider, Forestville.Harmony.—Ambrose Cross, Panama.Jamestown. — Leon L. Fancher,Jamestown.Jamestown.—Luther S. Lakin, Jr.,Jamestown.Jamestown.—Chas. F. Abrahamson.Jamestown.Kiantone.—Alonzo J. Martin. Jamestown,R. F. D. 81.Mina.—W. L. Nuttall, Findley Lake.Poland.—John H. Anderson, Kennedy.Pomfret.—Wm. S. Stearns, Fredonia.Portland.—Wm. Fox, Brocton.Ripley.—Jos. A. McGinnies, Ripley.MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORYviiSheridan.—Wm. J. Poty, Sheridan.Sherman.—Albert B. Sheldon, Sherman.Stockton.—Clayton S. Putnam,Stockton.Villenova.—E. J. Brunson, Hamlet.Westfield. — Wm. H. Thompson,Westfield.MEMBERS OF COUNTY COMMITTEE FOR JAMESTOWN.Republican.—Frank J. McCormick.Democratic.—First ward, Edgar W.Stevens, Frank Stumpf; second ward,Frederick A. Fuller^ Jr., W. W. De-Lisle; third ward, George T. Armstrong,Guy Frank; fourth ward,George Hope, Royal C. Swanson; fifthward, Frank K. Dowler, Charles Wills;sixth ward, Roy Strickland, JohnBauer.
City of Jamestown.Jamestown, the metropolis of <strong>Chautauqua</strong>county was founded in 1806by James Prendergast in whose honorthe place was named. It was incorporatedas a village in 1827 and as acity in 1886. The city is situated onthe Chadakoin river, the outlet of<strong>Chautauqua</strong> lake, about six miles fromthe Pennsylvania state line. The cityis surrounded by a prosperous dairyingregion and is the market town forSouthern <strong>Chautauqua</strong>, a portion of<strong>Cattaraugus</strong> County, N. Y., and Warrencounty, Pa.The city is located on the main lineof the Erie railroad between NewYork and Chicago. It is the southernterminus of the Buffalo and Southwesternbranch of the Erie. It is connectedwith the Lake Shore & MichiganSouthern, the Nickle Plate andthe Pennsylvania railroads by meansof the Jamestown, <strong>Chautauqua</strong> &Lake Erie railroad which has its mainoffices here and its northern terminalat Westfield, 30 miles distant. Also bythe Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgroad which extends from Titusville,Pa., on the south to Dunkirk, N.Y., on the north and by the <strong>Chautauqua</strong>Traction Company which has aline from Jamestown to Westfield.There are three trolley companies,the Jamestown Street Railway Company,which has three belt lines in thecity, and a line from Falconer on theeast to Lakewood on the west, the<strong>Chautauqua</strong> Traction Company whichextends from Jamestown to Westfield,and the Warren & Jamestown StreetRailway Company which extends fromJamestown to Warren, Pa.The Lake Shore Railroad Companyis also planning to secure direct entranceto the city by means of a spurfrom Falconer where it will connectwith the Dunkirk, Allegheny Valleyand Pittsburg road, a leased line ofthe Lake Shore.Jamestown is a manufacturing city.The industries are so diversified thatthere are no "dull times" on accountof annual shutdowns. The product ofthese factories consisting of woolenand worsted goods, furniture, pianos,photographic paper voting machines,etc., is shipped to every civilized quarterof the globe. The annual outputof these factories is over $10,000,000.In its financialinstitutions Jamestownhas a record that challenges comparison.There has never been a bankfailure in the city. At the presenttime there is one trust company andfour banks, all of which are doing aconservative but profitable business.Jamestown has more churches andless crime than any city of similarsize in the state of New York. Thereare 25 churches representing all theprincipal denominations. Many of thechurch edifices would compare favorablywith those of the large cities.One church in the city is the largestof that denomination in the UnitedStates.One of the model hospitals of thecountry is located in Jamestown. Itis managed by the ladies of the Woman'sChristian Association, and maintainedby popular subscription.The school system of Jamestown isconsidered one of the best in thestate. There is a magnificent highschool building, a 'handsome grammarschool building on the south side and11 branch or district schools.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORYThe public buildings of the city are ation, which supplies -ight and powerFederal building, $250,000; City Hall, at reasonable figures.$65,000; James Prendergast library _, . , , ,' „ There are two telephone companies,and art gallery, $125,000; armory of ...... .. . .both with the most modern equipmentthe 13th Separate Company, $50,000. whioh provides the patrons with firstEight fire houses.class service at low rates.A larger proportion of people in The f0iic,wing figures show the rapidJamestown own their own hemes than growti1 0f the city: 1870, 5,337 popuinany city of similar size in the state, lation; 1880, 9,350 population; 1890,The climate of Jamestown is unus- 16038 population; 1900, 22,892 popuuallyhealthful. The city was recent- lation; 1905j (state census), 26,039.lv specifically mentioned in the month- T .,„„. ., ,, ; ,, ,. ., „, . „ „ In 1905 the assessed valuation ofly bulletin oi the State Board of ., .. «, ,„-.„„_, . ,„,,,, ....„ ,„ , , , the city was $11,759,375; in 1906 thisHealth as showing the lowest death ... . , . -, , ,».,„„.,-, „„„„, valuation had increased to $12,231,970,rate of any city in the state. The , . ,.._ ,, , ,. »,oonn„',..,., , ,, , and m <strong>1907</strong> the valuation was $13,303,-reason for this is the desirable loca- .„. ,..-,, . ,,48o, divided as follows:tion, the exceptionally pure water andthe excellent sewer system. Real estate $11,923,535 00„^ , , , Personal property 806,750 00The city owns a water and an elec- _ , . __„ „„„ .„, . , . , , , , . „ . . , Franchises 573,20000trie light plant. The source of water _ .. ... »,„..-- „ a,, . „ . Besides this $134,450 worth of prosupplyis from artesian wells located , . ,. , _ perty is exempt.in the Cassadaga valley at Levant,three miles east of the city. The The area of the city is 6.080 acreswater has been nronounced by bacter- or approximately nine and one-halfiologists as absolutely pure. Coming square miles. There are 82 miles offrom a great depth it is very cold and street of which ten and one-half milesthe supply is inexhaustible. Under the are paved with shale brick and aboutcapable management of a board of two miles are proposed to be pavedcommissioners, the plant is paying for the coming year.itself and the rates are very low. ' Tne city has three public parks, oneThe electric light plant provides located between West Fourth andlight ELECTIVE for the streets, CITY OFFICERS.and lights and West Aldermen.—First Fifth streets, one ward, known Harmon as Allen F.power for commercial purposes. A Park,Rumple,locatedLeonardon FooteJ. Meld;avenue,SecondandMayor.—James board of commissioners L. Weeks. composed of one known as Jones Memorial Park,ward, H. E. V. Porter, Peter H. Hoyt;the City leading Clerk.—Clement business men B. Jones. of the city located adjacent to the village of CelohavePolice charge Justice.—John of the ^lant Maharon. and by care-Thirdron nearward,<strong>Chautauqua</strong>James L.lake.Sprague, Johnful Supervisors.—Leon management have reduced L. Fancher, the cost Lutherstreet S. Lakin, lighting Jr., to Chas. a low F. Abraham-figure. A. tai Fred purposes Helgren; on Brooklyn Fifth ward, Heights Harvey andA. TQe Lee; cjty Fourth also ward, has a Lars site A. for Larson, hospicson.There is also an excellent electric plans C. Sturdevant, for a new Lucian hospital A. Davis; are now Sixth unlightplant owned by a private corpor- der consideration.ix
MISCELLANEOUS45—Winsor and Harrison Sts.46—Barrows and Willard Sts.47—Junction Foote Ave. and Arnold48—Vega and Willard Sts.*412—Allen and King Sts.FIFTH WARD.No. of Box.53—Foote Ave. and Harrison St.54—Junction E. Second and College.55—Falconer and Stowe Sts.56—East Second and Buffalo Sts.57—Bowen and Price Sts.* 58—Second and Joffords Sts.*512—Main and Second Sts.*513—Chandler and Winsor Sts.*514—Chandler and Cross Sts.*515—Foote Ave. and Crane St.*516—East Second and Thayer Sts.517—Blackstone Mfg. Co.518—Atlas Furniture Co.61—Jones & Gifford Ave. Outlet SI.62—Hallock and Ashville Ave.PRIVATE BOXES.72—Broadhead Worsted Mills, EastFirst St.73—Shearman Bros., Wilcox, Burchard& Co., and JamestownIron Wks.; opposite Erie depot.74—Lister Mills, East Jamestown.75—Art Metal Construction Company,Jones & Gifford Ave.76—Empire Worsted Mills, Water St77—Hall & Co., Worsted Mills, HarrisonStThe following are the signals thatare to be followed strictly by the department:2 Blows—Fire out.3 Blows—Calls Deluge Engine Co.No.l4 Blows—Calls Rescue Engine Co.No.25 Blows—Calls Eagle Hose No. 2.6 Blows—Calls Prendergast HoseNo.l7 Blows—Calls Jeffords Hose No. S.8 Blows—Calls Martyn Hose No. 4.Three sixes (6, 6, 6,) will call outthe whole department.The boxes with this mark (*) beforenumber are imaginary boxes.DIRECTORYWARD BOUNDARIES.First" Ward.—lEmbracing all territoryin the city lying within the followingdescribed limits: Beginning ata point in the center of the highwaysknown as Main and Second streets,and running thence easterly along thecenter of Second street to the centerof Winsor street; thence northwesterlyalong the center of Winsor streetto the center of Lakeview avenue;thence northerly along the center ofLakeview avenue to the northernboundary of the city; thence westerlyalong the city line to the center ofMain street, and thence southerlyalong the center of Main street to theplace of beginning.• Second Ward.—Embracing all territoryin said city lying west of thecenter of Main street and north of thecenter of the outlet of <strong>Chautauqua</strong>lake.Third Ward.—Embracing all territoryin the city lying south of thecenter of the Erie railway tracks;west of the center of Foote avenue;east of the center of Forest avenue,the westerly line of Brooklyn squareand the westerly line of Main street.Fourth Ward.—Embracing all territoryin the city south of the centerof the Erie railway tracks and eastof the center of Foote avenue.Fifth Ward.—Embracing all territorylying north of the center of theErie railway tracks and east of theline commencing in the center of Mainstreet at a point where that streetcrosses the center of the Erie railwaytracks, and running thence northalong the center of Main street to the .center of Second street; thence easterlyalong the center of Second streetto the center of Winsor street; thencenorthwesterly along the center ofWinsor street to the center of Lakeview avenue; thence northerly alongthe center of Lakeview avenue tothe city line.
Sixth Ward.—Embracing all thatterritory in the city lying south of theoutlet of <strong>Chautauqua</strong> lake and westof the center of Forest avenue, thewesterly line of Brooklyn square andthe westerly line of Main street.MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORYDESCRIPTION OF POLLINGPLACES.First Ward.First District.—At Deluge Enginecompany's building on East Fourthstreet.Second District.—At the residenceof Anna M. Sellvin, No. 21 East 8thstreet.Second Ward.First District.—At Martyn Hosecompany's rooms, West 5th street.Second District.—At the store roomof James H. Marsh, at No. 204 on thenorth side of West 8th street.Third Ward.First District.—At Eagle Hose company'struck rooms, Fenton place.Second District.—At the store roomNo. 53 South Main street.Fourth Ward.First District.—At the new hosehouse occupied by Rescue company onthe west side of Winsor street.Second District.—At the store occupiedby C. J. Hultquist at No. 32 onthe south side of Willard street.Fifth Ward.First District.—At the building fmerly occupied by Rescue Engine company,on the south side of Chandlerstreet, corner of Center street.Second District.—At Jeffords Hosecompany's rooms, south side of EastSecond street.Sixth Ward.First District.—At the building,Forest avenue.Second District.—At the building atjunction of Steele and Barrett streets.IncorporatedCompanies.A. C. NORQUIST CO., (The) 415Chandler.—A. C. Norquist, Pres.; F.O. Norquist, Sec. and Treas.A. D. SHARPE CO., (The) 203 Main.—Geo. W. Sharpe, Pres.; F. J. Snowball,Sec. and Treas.AHLSTROM PIANO CO., 112-114East 2nd—Established in 1875.ALLEN SQUARE CO.—F. E. Gifford,Pres.; C. E. Jones, Vice Pres.;C. H. Gifford, Sec. and Treas.ALLIANCE FURNITURE CO., 609-615 Allen.—Gustaf Lund, Pres.; A.Eckberg, Sec. and Treas.AMERICAN ARISTOTYPE CO, 56Prospect.—R. C. Sheldon, Pres. andTreas.; Geo. Eastman, Vice Pres.; T.W Pattison, Secy.ART METAL CONSTRUCTION CO.95 J. & G. Ave.—A. C. Wade, Pres.;P. J. Pauley, Sr., Vice Pres.; Carl F.Lomb, Secy.; Geo. D. Barnard, Treas.;Albert Gilbert, Asst. Sec. and Treas.ATLAS FURNITURE CO., Allen St.—Frank O. Strandburg, Pres. andTreas.; Charles A. Johnson, VicePres.; John A. Haag, Sec.BAILEY-JONES CO., (The) 105Winsor—Clayton E. Bailey, Pres.; B.M. Bailey, Vice Pres.; A. Gilbert,Secy, and Treas.BANK OF JAMESTOWN, 216 Main—B .D. Phillips, Pres.; W. D. Broadhead,cashier; Wm. R. Botsford, Asst.cashier.BERNHARD HARDWARE CO., 204E. 2nd.—Andrew Lawson, Pres., Chas.Bernhard, Sec. and Treas.BLACKSTONE JMFG. CO., (The)56 Blackstone Ave.—Geo. V. Blackstone,Pres.; John P. Moynihan, Sec;. Andrew J. Lind, Treas.BREED - JOHNSON FURNITURECO., (The) 129-135 J. & G. Ave.—J.A. Eckman, Pres.; C. L. Eckman,Sec. and Treas.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORYC. A. SWANSON DRUG CO. (The)202 Main—C. A. Swanson, Pres. andTreas.; A. J. Johnson, Secy.CHADAKOIN BOAT CO., Celoron—Harry D. Lepar, Sec. and Treas.CHAUTAUQUA CONSTRUCTIONCO.—A. N. Broadhead, Pres.; Wm. R.Reynolds, Secy.CHAUTAUQUA SCHOOL OF NURSING, South Main—Cyrus E. Jones,Pres.; W. S. Bailey, Secy, and Treas.CHAUTAUQUA STEAMBOAT CO.,W. 8th St.—J. A. Barry, Supt.CHAUTAUQUA TOWEL Cd., 206Steele.—A. C. Wade, Pres.; Wm. C.Briggs, Sec. and Treas.CHAUTAUQUA TRACTION CO'.;Ashville, N. Y—A. N. Broadhead:, Gamble, Treas.; Gust Segerstrom,Pres.; S, B. Broadhead, vice Pres. and Secy.Treas.; Wm. R. Reynolds, Sec; G. E.M'altby, Gen. Mgr.COUNTRY WORLD, room 6 GokeyBldg.—A. Brooks Fletcher, publisher.H. P. ROBERTSON CO., (The) 30Steele—H. P. Robertson, Pres. andTreas.; J. H. Ipson, Secy.HOME TELEPHONE CO., 210 PineDAHLSTROM METALLIC DOOR —A. C. Wade, Pres.; J. H. Wright,CO., 316 Cherry.—Elof Rosencrantz, Gen. Mgr.Pres.; John A. Westman, Sec. andTreas.; C. Dahlstrom, Mgr.DIAMOND FURNITURE CO. 66-70Taylor.—A. P. Olson, Pres., H. F.Love, Sec. and Treas.NATIONAL CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY BANK. 201 Main—Chas. M. Dow,Pres.; F. W. Stevens, vice Pres.; h!P. Sheldon, Secy.; Fred W. Hyde,cashier.EMPIRE WORSTED CO., 35-43 OHLQUIST & JOHNSON, 219 MainWater—J. W. Doubleday, Pres.; L M —John Ohlquist, Pres.; Oscar F.Butman, Sec. and Treas.FARMERS & MECHANICS BANK21o Main—Newton Crissey, Pres.; e'B. Crissey, vice Pres.; O. N. Rushworth,Johnson, Secy, and Treas.HOTEL DE CELORON CO.—Pres-,P. F. Simon; Gen. Mgr., H. F. Pickard.cashier.HURLBERT - SHERMAN "HOTELFENTON METALLIC MFG. CO., 95J. & G. Ave.—A. C. Wade, Pres.; A.Gilbert, Sec. and Treas.CO.—Pres., George F. Hurlbert; Sec.and Treas.; P. J. Moynihan.JAMESTOWN BAR ASSOCIATIONFIELD & WRIGHT FURNITURE —Pres., Frank W. Stevens; Secy, andCO., 104-106 Main—J. S. Wright, Pres.; Treas., Chas. H. Wiborg.L. J. Field, Treas. and Mgr M MField, Sec.FIRST NATIONAL BANK 2-6E. 3rd—F. E. Gifford, Pres.; WmBroadhead, vice Pres.; E. Morgan"cashier.'F. M. CURTIS CO. (The) 716-718E. 2nd—F. M. Curtis, Pres.; C Entwistle,Sec. and Treas.FURN. COMMERCIAL AGENCYCO., over 7 E. 3rd—E. M. SchweinTreas. and Gen. Mgr.; Bert G. Tiffany,local Carpenter, Steele— FURNITURE manager. P. Sec; K. Shankland, Wm. INDEX Koehl, Pres.; CO., Treas. 15-17 E. EGAGE FURNITURE CO., (The) 13-19 E. 3rd—Otto Bloomquist, Pres.;Charles H. Elliott, vice Pres. and Gen.Mgr.; Wallace L. Snow, Secy, andTreas.GEORGE F. GOKEY SHOE CO., 318Cherry—L. C. Gokey, Pres.; Geo. F.Gokey, Sec. and Treas.GOLDEN FURNITURE CO., cor. 4thand Clinton—Chas. Castner, Pres.; H.C. Lindros, Sec. and Treas.GURNEY BALL BEARING CO., 316Cherry—Benj. Nichols, Pres.; Dr. J.M". Brooks, vice Pres.; Arthur W. Kettle,Secy, and Treas.GUSTAF ANDERSON CQ., 104Main—Gustaf Anderson, Pres.; C. L.JAMESTOWN BREWING CO., 620West 8th—Pres. and Treas., P. F.Simon; Secy., Francis Dunn.JAMESTOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE ASS'N. rms. 24-30 Gokey Bldg,—Pres., H. E. V. Porter; vice Pres.Elliot C. Hall; Sec, A. J. Porter.HMESTOWN CHAUTAUQUA &
JAMESTOWN LIGHTING & POWER CO., room 6 Ellicott Bldg., 100-106East 3rd—Pres., Frank W. Stevens;Sec. and Treas., Albert S. Price.JAMESTOWN LOUNGE CO., 38-46Winsor St.—Pres., T. D. Hanchett;Sec. and Treas., L. F. Cornell.JAMESTOWN MIRROR WORKS,316 Cherry St.—Pres., Edgar O. Jones;Sec. and Treas., Victor M. Thompson.JAMESTOWN PANEL & VENEERCO., 50 Steele St.—Pres., George Noble;Sec, George A. Baker; Treas.,F. D. Hatch.JAMESTOWN REALTY CO.^Pres.,Rev. Julius Lincoln; Secy., Chas. E.Anderson; Treas., C. A. Swanson.JAMESTOWN SHALE PAVINGBRICK Co., 40 Quarry Road—Pres.,J. B. Fisher; Sec. and Treas., JohnMahoney.JAMESTOWN STREET RAILWAYCO., West 3rd—Pres., A. N. Broadhead;Sec. and Treas.; S. B. Broadhead;Gen. Mgr., George E. Maltby.JAMESTOWN VENEER DOOR CO.,Scott and Cheney Sts.—Pres., Wm. G.Dunn; Secy., L. G. Cowing; Treas., J.H. Frew.JOHNSON ICE CO., 602-610 W. 8th.—Sec. and Treas., W. E. Stevenson.JOURNAL PRINTING CO., 12-16West 2nd.—Pres., F. P. Hall; Treas.,H. M. Hall; Secy., F. W. Hyde.LAKEWOOD ICE CO.—Pres., E. L.Frisbee; Secy, and Treas., M. R. Stevenson.LEVEL FURNITURE CO., Allen St—Pres., John M. Anderson; Sec. andTreas., John L. Johnson.LIBERTY FURNITURE CO., ccr.Buffalo and Blackstone Ave.—Pres.,John P. Johnson; Sec. and Treas., L.C. Stewart.LINWOOD OIL & GAS CO., 301Main.—Pres., E. F. Fenton; Sec,George J. Welshofer; Treas., M. W.Neate.MONROE DOCTORING CO., rooms19-21 Wellman Bldg., 101 W. 3rd.—S. J. Monroe, M. D., Pres.; F. A. MonMISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORYNEW YORK AND WESTERN OILCO., 101 West 3rd—Pres., C. M. Purdy;Sec, W. G. Purdy; Treas., Jay Pickard.NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIATELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.(Bell), 113 East 3rd—Pres., U. N.Bethell; district Supt, J. W. Stearns;manager, E. H. Wheeler.ORIENTAL MINING CO., 29 KentBlock—Pres., A. F. Kent; Treas., W.A. Kent; Sec, W. A. Keeler. Minesand western office in Poland, Arizona.PEARL CITY REALTY CO.—Pres.,F. P. Hall; Sec, Wilson Price.PEARL CITY VENEER^ CO., 46Steele.—Pres., T. D. Hanchett; Sec,N. M. Willson; Treas., C. E. Fiske.PENNSYLVANIA GAS CO., 110 E.3rd.—Pres., C. N. Payne; Sec. andTreas., W. H. Filler; Jamestown manager,E. M. Schlaudecker.PHILO-BURT MFG. CO., 409 Main—Pres., E. W. Sheldon; Sec. andTreas., R. J. Barrows.POST PUBLISHING CO., 19 SteeleSt.—Pres., Ralph C. Sheldon; businessmanager, Robert K. Beach.PROUDtFIT CLOTHING CO., 206Main—Pres., J. Alden Osmer; Treas.,Wm. P. Osmer.SALISBURY WHEEL MFG. CO.,Blackstone Ave.—Pres., E. D. Cook;Sec. and Treas., E. D. Shearman.SHEARMAN BROS. CO., 25 Shearmanplace—Pres. and Treas., FrankE. Shearman; Sec, James Hughes.STAR FURNITURE CO., 25 BriggsSt.—Pres. and Treas., Jay Crissey.STRAIGHT DRY PLATE CO., East2nd St.—Pres., J. Straight; Sec, F. S.Marsh; Treas., J. W. Davis.SWIFT BEEF CO., 33 Institute-Guy C. Terhune, Mgr.UNION TRUST CO., 211 Main-Frank Merz, Pres.; Harry L. Briggs.cashier.U. S, STANDARD VOTING MACHINE CO., 153-163 Jones & GiffordAve.—Pres., Carl F. Lomb; Treas., H.A. Strong, Rochester; Sec, D. B.roe, Sec. and Treas.Piatt, Rochester.NATIONAL BISCUIT CO., 217 VART LAND CO., over 28 Main St.Spring—George F. Stickler, Mgr. —Pres., John A. Hulquist; Sec, Treas.503 son. Sec, NATIONAL West John Nord; 5th—Pres., FURNITURE Treas., Carl Martin Johnson; CO., John501- • and Mgr., S. A. Carlson.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORYWARREN & JAMESTOWN ST. R.R. CO.—David H. Siggins, Pres., Warren,Pa.; J. M. Siegfried, Treas., Warren;Sam Q. Smith, Sec.WATSON MFG. CO., 63 Taylor St.—Pres., W. C. Sunderland; Sec. andTreas., W. W. Watson.WILLIAM KOEHL CO., 17-19 Steele—Pres.. and Treas., William Koehl;Sec, E. Earle Carpenter.WM. N. GOKEY SHOE CO.—Pres.,Wm. N. Gokey.WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, 207 Foote Ave.—Pres., MissKate M. Cowles; Treas., Mrs. E. K.Pardee.YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Cor. East 2nd and PrendergastAye.—Pres., Elliot C. Hall; Sec,E. A. Stoll.NEWSPAPERS.THE EVENING JOURNAL—Publisheddaily except Sunday at 14-16West 2nd St., by the Journal PrintingCo., Frederick P. Hall, Pres. and Gen.Mgr.; Sec, 'F. W. Hyde.THE JAMESTOWN JOURNAL—Thrice-a-Week, published at 14 West2nd St. by the Journal Printing Co.Established in 1826.THE MORNING POST—Publisheddaily, except Sunday, at 19 Steele St.by the Post Publishing Co., Ralph C.Sheldon, Pres.; Edward L. Allen, editor;Robert K. Beach, business manager.Established 1901.THE VART LAND (Swedish)—Publishedover 28 Main St. every Thursdayby the Vart Land Co. Pres.,John A. Hulquist; Sec, Treas. andGen. Mgr., Samuel A. Carlson.THE SATURDAY HERALD—Publishedevery Saturday by the HeraldPrinting Co., 310 Pine St.THE WEEKLY HERALD — Publishedevery Monday by the HeraldPrinting Co., at 310 Pine St.THE UNION ADVOCATE—Publishedevery Thursday by the HeraldPrinting Co.THE COUNTRY WORLD—Publishedonce a month at 15-17 Steele St.by the Country World Pub. Co., A.Jamestown Post Office.Brooks Fletcher, publisher.J. T. Larmonth, postmaster; G. T.Johnson, Asst. postmaster; Laura L.Davis, money order clerk; 'MargaretT. Calahane, registry clerk; Telia E.Martin, stamp clerk; Clarence H.Lake, financeclerk; Samuel A. Brown,mailing clerk; Walter H. Davis, mailingclerk; Geo. H. Anderson, Asst.mailing clerk; Henry W. Stumpf,night mailing clerk; Fred W. Foote,night mailing clerk; O. H. LaDow,general delivery clerk; Bert F. Saxton,general delivery clerk; Lewis A.Putnam, assorter; Jewett C. Bloomquist;assorter; Marcus J. Soderberg,special delivery messenger. Lettercarries. John C. Alton, Henry G. Arnold,Elmer C. Atwood, Charles A.Berg, John J. Brattberg, Ernest H.Cook, Frank C. Derby, Marshall C.Davis, W. R. Fuller, Harry E. Gardner,Clinton I. Horth, Dewitt C. Howard,Wm. R. Jones, Albert P. kelsey,M. J. Lyon, Sture A. Ljungberg, GuyL. Pulver, Horatio B. Sprague, LynnK. Spencer, Bernard Trainor, LewisD. Tyrrell, George A. Young; substitutecarriers, Otto C. Soderberg,Harry E. Reeder, Charles W. Jackson,Roy D. Graham; rural delivery carriers,Ariel H. Wellman, 75; E. I.Tiffany, 76; Lloyd J. Babcock, 77;Jacob P. Johnson, 78; Ernest H. Hultquist,79; Fred C. Hunt, 80; Berne B.Bissell, 81; Frank A. Winchester, 82;Howard M. Wilson, 83.Office hours: General delivery windowopen from 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.Money order, registry and stamp windowsopen from 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.Carriers' window open from 7 to 8 p.m. Last collection in business sectionat 8 p. m. Sunday, general deliverywindow, carriers' window andstamp window open from 11:45 a. m.to 12:45 p. m. One collection of mailthroughout the city Sunday morning,and another in the business portionat 5:30 p. m.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORYJ a m e s t o w n Public Schools.Board of Education.—Rev. JuliusLincoln, Pres.; Edward J. Green,clerk; Frank W. Stevens, Wm. T. Falconer,J. M. Himebaugh, Mrs. LillianC. Bowman, Miss S. Flora Broadhead;Treas., Edward Morgan; collector,John B. Shaw, Supt., Rovillus R. Rogers;Supt. of buildings, Clinton B.Winsor; Milton J. Fletcher, principalhigh school; Mary R. Willard, preceptressacademic department; Geo.A. Persell, principal preparatory department;Wm. A. Torrance, principalgrammar schools.DISTRICT SCHOOLS.Central district, corner Spring andEast 4th—Louise E. Geer, principal.School No. 1, 620 Pine—Fannie M.Cooper, principal.School No. 2—Claire E. Rohde, principal.School No. 3—Martha E. Jacobson,principal.School No. 4—Nettie J. Armstrong,principal.School No. 5—Rebecca Langford,principal.School No. 6—Martha Laidler, principal.School No. 7—Ella M. Schildmacher,principal.School No. 8—Nellie C. Dyer, principal.School No. 9—Anna B. Willoughby,principal. *School No. 10—Lillie C. Dickson,principal.ChurchAfrican M. E. Zion.610 Spring. Rev. H. M. Smith, pastor.Services every Sunday at 10:45and 7:45; Sunday school 12:30; prayermeeting, Wednesday evening, 7:45.Brooklyn Heights M. E.Corner (Sprague and Palmer Sts.Rev. A. A. Horton, pastor; servicesSunday 11 a. m., 7:30 p. m.; EpworthLeague, 6:30 p. m.; Sunday school, 12m.; prayer meeting Wednesday evening,7:30.Buffalo Street M. E.Cor. Buffalo and Falconer Sts. Rev.T. R. Courtice, pastor; services everySunday 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.;Sunday school 12 m.; Epworth League6:30 p. m.; prayer meeting, Wednesdayevening, 7:30.Calvary Baptist.Cor. Fairmount and Livingston avenues.Rev. C. D. Reed, pastor; servicesevery Sunday 10:45 a. m. and7:30 p. m.; Sunday school 12 m.; prayermeeting Wednesday evening, 7:30.Directory.Danish Congregational.Institute St. Rev. F. A. Corneliussen,pastor; services every Sunday.First Baptist.Corner East 4th and Church Sts.Rev. W. J. Ford, pastor; servicesevery Sunday, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30p. m.; Sunday school, 12 m.; B. Y.P. U., 6:30 p. m.; prayer meetingWednesday evening, 7:30.First Church of Christ Scientist.Corner Prendergast Ave. and East4th. Ella Mariee Draeger, 1st reader;services every Sunday 10:45 a. m. andWednesday evening 7:30; Sundayschool, 10:45 a. m.First Congregational.East 3rd St. near Prendergast Ave.Rev. Wm. H. Hickman, pastor; servicesevery Sunday 10:45 a. m. and7:30 p. m.; Sunday school 12 m.; C.E., 6:30 p. m.First Lutheran (Swedish).Chandler St. Rev. Julius Lincoln,pastor; services every Sunday 10:30a. m.; evening service 7:30 in sum-
MISCELLANEOUSDIRECTORYmer, 7 in winter; Sunday school 12:15p. m.First Methodist Episcopal.Junction of East 3rd and East 2ndSts. Rev. Horace G. Ogden, pastor;services every Sunday: 9:30 a. m.,class meetings; 10:30 a. m., preaching;12 m., Sunday school; 4 p. m.,Junior League; 6:30 p. m., EpworthLeague; 7:30 p. m., preaching; prayermeeting Wednesday evening 7:30.First Presbyterian.Corner West 3rd and Cherry Sts.Rev. Otis A. Smith, pastor; servicesevery Sunday 10:30 a. m. and 7:30p. m.; Bible school 12 m.; ChristianEndeavor, 6:40.First Primitive Methodist.Allen St., between King and EnglishSts.First Swedish Baptist.Chandler St. Rev. Andrew P. Hanson,pastor; services every Sunday at10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sundayschool, 12 m.; prayer meeting Wednesdayevening at 8.First Spiritualist Society.Meeting at call of president, Mrs.Willis W. Fisher.Free Methodist.F. M. Campbell, pastor; servicesevery Sunday 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.;Sunday school 10 a. m.; prayer meetingThursday evening; Young People'smeeting, 6:30 p. m.Holy Trinity English Lutheran.West 4th St. Rev. C. W. Critchlow,pastor; services every Sunday at 10:30a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school12:15 p. m.Independent Congregational.(Unitarian.)Junction East 2nd and Chandler Sts.Rev. Walter A. Taylor, pastor; servicesevery Sunday 10:45 a. m.; Sundayschool, 12 m.Lutheran Immanuel (Swedish).A. M. Benander, pastor. Servicesevery Sunday at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30p. m. in summer, and 7 p. m. inwinter; Sunday school 12:15 p. m.;prayer meeting Wednesday eveningat 8.Olivet Chapel.Attached to First Presbyterianchurch, corner West 3rd and Lakin.Sunday school 3:30 p. m.; prayermeeting Thursday evening.Pilgrim Memorial.(Interdenominational.)Corner Forest and McKinley Ave.H. H. Clare, pastor; services everySunday 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.;Bible school, 3:30 p. m.St. Luke's Episcopal.Corner Main and East 4th. Rev.John T. Kerrin, rector. Services Sunday10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sundayschool 12:15 p. m.; prayer serviceWednesday evening 7:30.SS. Peter and Paul's Roman Catholic.Cherry St., between West 5th andWest 6th. Rev. Father Coyle, pastor;Rev. Father Degnan, Asst.; servicesevery morning 7; Sunday services, 8a. m., 10:30 a. m. and 4 p. m.Seventh Day Adventist.Cherry St. between W. 7th and W.8th. H. W. Carr, pastor; servicesevery Saturday at 1 p. m.; Bible studyFriday evening at 7.Swedish Zion.College St. Pastorate vacant; servicesevery Sunday at 10:30 a. m. and7:30 p. m.; Sunday school 12:15 p. m.;prayer meeting, Wednesday at 8.Swedish Evangelical Mission.108 Chandler. A. T. Frykman, pastor.Services every Sunday at 10:30a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school12:15 p. m.; mid-week services Wednesdayevening.Swedish Methodist Episcopal.Cor. Foote Ave. and Chandler. CarlA. Seaberg, pastor; services everySunday 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.;Sunday school 12 m.; Epworth League6:30 p. m.; prayer meeting Wednesdayevening.United Brethren.Grace U. B. church, 933 North Main.Rev. Oliver E. Williams, pastor; servicesevery Sunday 11 a. m. and 7:30p. m. Sunday school 12 m.; mid-weekservice Wednesday evening at 8.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY,Institutions, Societies and(NOT SECELET)ATHLETIC AND SPORTING.Chadakoin Boat Club.Club house at Greenhurst-on-<strong>Chautauqua</strong>.Commodore, E. J. Ashwell;Secy., E. N. Mackey; Treas., Louis C.Breed. Membership, 175.Jamestown Driving Club.President, Geo. F. Hurlbert; Secy.,Harry J. LeBoeuf; Asst. Secy, andTreas., V. A. Hatch.Sportmen's Ass'n of <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Lake.Clubs.Regular meetings 10 a. m. everythirdMeeting subject to call of president.Pres., Allen E. Billings; Secy, andTreas., W. H. Knapp.BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL.Jamestown Bar Association.President, Frank W. Stevens, Secy.and Treas., Charles H. Wiborg.Saturday from September toJamestown Dairy Board of Trade.Meets every Monday afternoon fromApril to Dec. at 2 o'clock in roomsit Hotel Commercial, W 1st St. Pres.,C. N. Taylor; Secy, and Treas., V. A.Hatch.Jamestown Medical Society.Meets second Thursday of monthfrom September to June at office ofpresident. Pres., Dr. J. W. Morris;Sec. and Treas., Dr. W. D. Wellman.Manufacturers' Association.Meets the first Tuesday of eachmonth over 213 Main. Pres., W. J.Maddox; Sec, R. J. Bootey.Property Owner's Protective Association.Meets over 9 West 3rd. Chairman,Charles W. Cleveland; Sec. and Treas.,Arthur H. Hitchcock.CEMETERIES.Lake View Cemetery.North of Buffalo St. between MainSt. and Lakeview Ave. Robert N.Marvin, Pres.; F. W. Hyde, Treas.; L.L. Mason, Sec and Supt.; Perry W.Goodwin, Asst. Supt. 'SS. Peter and Paul's Roman CatholicCemetery.On Main St. north of Lakeviewcemetery. Trustees, Rev. FatherCoyle, M. Barrett, A. W. Murray; Rev.Father Degnan, Supt.; Jerry Moynihan,sexton.CLUBS, LITERARY CIRCLES ANDSOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS.Avon Clubs.June at high school. Mary R. Willard,director.Senior Avon Club—Pres., Mrs. JennieCadwell; Sec, Havena Stevens;Treas., M. Augusta Harnden; recorder,Frances Killen.Junior Avon Club—Sec, Mary L.Blystone; Treas., Sophie W. Snowden;recorder, Mabel Lombard.Camp Fire Club.'Pres., E. E. Woodbury; vice Pres.,M. L. Fenton; Sec, W. A. Bradshaw;Treas., E. J. Green.The Fortnightly.Meets alternate Friday afternoonsat 3:30 from November to April inMozart Club rooms. Pres., Mrs. W. S.Cameron; Sec, Miss Isabella Burns.Jamestown Club.Monthly meeting second Tuesdayevening of each month. Club housecorner Main and West 5th. Pres.,W. A. Bradshaw; Sec, Chas C. Wilson;Treas., W. E. Griggs.Mozart Club.Meets every third Saturday inmonth, beginning in November andholds eight recitals in club rooms inNew Gifford block, South Main St.Pres., Mrs. Frank E. Gifford; Sec,Mrs. W. A. Bradshaw; Treas., Mrs.R. N. Marvin.New Century Art Club.Meets at the homes of members alternateMondays at 3 p. m., beginning
XXMISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORYin October. Pres., Mrs. C. M. Dow; MILITARY ORGANIZATION.Rec. Sec, Mrs. Cyrus Jones; Cor. Sec, 13th Separate Company, N. G. N. Y.Miss Alberta G. Dow; Treas., Mrs.Armory at corner of South MainArthur Greenlund.street and Fenton place. Captain,The Traveler's Club.Fred H. Wilson; fir6tlieutenant, FrankMeets every Monday from October A. Johnson; second lieutenant, WilliamH. Harrison, Jr.; Rec. secretary,1st to April 1st at the homes of members.Pres., Mrs. F. H. Appleby. E. B. Briggs; financial secretary, F.LIBRARIES AND EDUCATIONALA. Thomas; treasurer, Arthur Swan.INSTITUTIONS.MISCELLANEOUS.Jamestown Business College.Jamestown Street Railway MutualGokey building, corner Third andBenefit Association.Cherry streets: Gives a practical businessOrganized 1901; meeting at officeseducational course, including in car barns, West Third street.general and banking business, stenographyand typewriting; organized inHorseshoers' Association.Meets first and third Tuesdays over1886,. incorporated in 1889.15 Steele street. Treasurer and secretary,Jamestown High School <strong>Library</strong>.Located in the high school building. Wm. Bender.National Association of Letter CarriersElla W. Green, librarian. Hours: 8:30 Branch 165; meets last Saturday ofto 11 a. m. and 12:30 to 4:30 p. m., each month in swingroom of postofficeduring the school year. The library building. President, J. C. Alton; secretary,Geo. A. Young; treasurer, Baris open to the public as well as tostudents of the schools.nard Trainor.During Summer vacation open every National Association of StationaryTuesday afternoon from 2 to 5 p. m.Engineers.James Prendergast Free <strong>Library</strong>.No. 36. President, Ira W. Johnson;West Fifth street. Officers: President,Robert N. Marvin; secretary, secretary, J. Van Ness; correspondingfinancial secretary, H. Coe; recordingEleazer Green; librarian, Lucia T. secretary, D. H. Thompson; treasurer,Henderson. <strong>Library</strong> hours, October- William Torry; conductor, C. W. Turner;door-keeper, H. S. Rodgers.June, 10 a. m. to 8:30 p. m., (to 9 p.m. on Saturdays.) July-September, 9 MUSICAL.a. m. to 8 p. m. (to 9 p. m. on Saturdays.)Prof. A. C. Bratt, director; E. Vine,Barth's 13th Separate Company Band.SS. Peter and Paul's Parochial School. first concert meister. %Corner West Fifth and Washington Bratt's Orchestra.streets. Seven teachers with Sister A. C. Bratt, leader.Gertrude as Mother Superior, Schoolis managed by a board of trustees.Chase's Orchestra.Hill's Piano School.George Chase, leader.Rooms 63 to 68 New Fenton Bldg., Gustafson Bros. Ideal Mandolin Orchestra.corner East Second and Main streets.Earl H. Hill, proprietor and director; A. F. S. Gustafson, leader.Mrs. Earl H. Hill, Miss Bessie Reedand Miss Lillian Trampleasure, assistants.Daughters of the American Revolution.PATRIOTIC AND POLITICAL.Mrs. E. B. Hitchcock's Private School. Jamestown Chapter, organized 1900.Ill Fulton street. Mrs. E. B. Hitchcock.Jamestown School of Music.Over 202 Main. J. A. Eckman, proprietor.Meetings held at homes of members.Regent*, Miss S. F. Broadhead.
MISCELLANEOUSDemocratic City Committee.First ward—1st district, Edgar W.Stephens; 2nd district, Frank M.Stumpf.Second ward—lsf district, WilliamH. Buchanan; 2nd district, GeorgeGreenwood.Third ward—Is district, Daniel Ogilvie;2nd district, George T. Armstrong.Fourth ward—1st district, GeorgeHope; 2nd district, Royal C. Swanson.Fifth ward—1st district, E. E. Herrick;2nd district, Frank K. Dowler.Sixth ward—1st district, Horace A.Davidson; 2nd district, George C. VanDusen; chairman, George T. Armstrong;secretary and treasurer, FrankM. Stumpf.Organized Oct. 14, 1901. Meets inthe committee room, Y. M. C. A., thesecond Monday evening of each month.DIRECTORYHome Relief Society.A charitable institution organizedFebruary, 1903. Meets every Thursdayafternoon from October 1 to April1 at 132 Fairmount avenue. -""King's Daughters.GOLDEN RULE CIRCLE—Meetsthe second Tuesday evening of eachmonth.HARMONY CIRCLE — (Connectedwith First M. E. church.) Meets thesecond Friday of each month.JAMESTOWN UNION OF KING'SSONS AND DAUGHTERS—OrganizedMay, 1892. Annual meeting in May,Ministerial Alliance.Organized Nov. 12, 1894. Meets thesecond and fourth Wednesdays of eachmonth from September to June in Y.Jamestown Prohibition Alliance No. 14.M. C. A. parlors. President, H. H.Clare.Sunshine Societies.BRANCH NO. 1.—Organized October,Political Equality Club.Organized 1886. Meets semi-monthly1900; meets the first Thursday ofeach -month at the homes of members.except- during summer, at the homes NORTH SIDE SUNSHINE SOCIEof members.TY—Organized Oct. 16, 1900; meetsRepublican City Committee.every Monday at the First M. E.church.Frank McCormick, 1st ward; FrankE. Weborg, 2d ward; Fred Illingworth,Woman's Christian Association.3rd ward; Louis Theirfeldt, 4thward; Frank Swanson, 5th ward; C.Neilson, 6th ward.Incorporated in 1887. Controls theWoman's Christian Association Hospitaland the Young Woman's ChristianSons of the Revolution.Association which are managed byJamestown Chapter. Meetings subvertboards appointed by the association.to the call of the regent. Regent, Woman's Christian AssociationWilliam M. Bemus, M. D.pital.'Hos<strong>Chautauqua</strong> County Society for Preventionof Cruelty to Children. Superintendent, Miss Christina Hall.Corner Foote avenue and Allen St.Meets yearly first Tuesday in October.Under the control of a board of manPresident, James L. Weeks. agers appointed by the Woman'sGustavus Adolphus Orphans' Home. Christian Association.East Second street, controlled by VvOman's Christian Temperance UnionNew York conference of the EvangelicalOrganized 1874; meetings held theLutheran Augustana Synod first and third Fridays of each month(Swedish.) Superintendent, John S. at the homes of members.Swensson; matron, Mrs. Swensson.
Young Men's Christian Association.Miscellaneous directoryYoung Woman's Christian Association.Y. M. C. A. "building, corner East Organized Oct. 25, 1888. HeadquarSecond street and Prendergast avenue ters in Prendergast block, Main andOrganized Feb. 28, 1884; incorporat Third streets. The board of managers(appointed by the Woman's Chrised May 16, 1885; new charter Feb. 261894. Boards of management—Elliot tian Association) meets at 4 p. m. onC. Hall, president; Wright D.' Broadhead,treasurer; E. A. Stoll, secretary. President, Mrs. William H.the firstWednesday of each month.Proudfit.Secret Society Directory.AMERICAN MECHANICS. BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVEORDER OF ELKS.E. W. ROSS COUNCIL NO. 37, O.JAMESTOWN LODGE NO. 263—U. A. M.—Organized Feb. 3, 1890;Instituted May 9, 1893. Club roomsmeets second and fourth Monday eveningsin G. A. R. hall.corner Main and Third streets; meetsfirst and third 'Fridays of each month.DEBORAH COUNCIL NO. 11,CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEVOLENTDAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY—(An auxiliaryto E. W. Ross council)—OrganASSOCIATION.SS. PETER AND PAUL'S BRANCHized June 22, 1892; meets in G. A. R.77—Organized Feb. 9, 1885; meets 1sthall alternate Friday evenings'.and 3rd Thursday evenings in KnightsANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED of Columbus hall, corner of 5th andWORKMEN.Washington Sts.JAMESTOWN LODGE NO. 34—OrBRANCH 39, LADIES' CATHOLICganized Aug. 11, 1876; meets WednesBENEVOLENday evenings in G. A. R. hall. tASSOCIATION — OrARMY VETERAN ORGANIZATIONS.POST JAMES M. BROWN NO. 285,G. A. R.—Organized. Aug. 17, 1882;meets in G. A. R. hall, 9 East Thirdstreet, every Thursday evening.WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS NO. 73.—(An auxiliary to Post Brown.)—OrganizedMarch, 1886; meets in G. A.R. hall every Tuesday evening exceptduring July and August.ENCAMPMENT 95, U. V. L.—OrganizedJan. 15, 1891; meets the firstand third Mondays in G. A. R. hall, 9East Third street.LADIES OF THE U. V. L., AUXILIARY NO. 24—Organized Jan. 23, 1893;meets in U. V. L. hall every Wednesdayat 2:30 p. m.CAMP SAMUEL M. PORTER NO45, UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS.—Organized March, 1899; meetsat 13th Sept. Co.'s armory the secondThursday evening in each month.ganized Oct. 31, 1890; meets firstandthird Tuesday evenings in K. of C.hall.INDEPENDENT ORDER GOOD TEMPLARS.SCANDIA LODGE NO. 22—OrganizedJuly 15, 1901. Meets every alternateTuesday in Leif Erikson hall.IMPROVEDORDERSOPHS.OFHEPTA-CHAUTAUQUA CONCLAVE, NO.630—Instituted Feb. 23,' 1899; meetssecond and fourth Thursdays in eachmonth in new Fenton block.IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.CHADAKOIN TRIBE—Meets alternateMonday evenings in Leif Eriksonhall.INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.COURT JAMES NO. 3,300—Meetsthe second and fourth Thursdays ofeach month in 21 Gokey block.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORYKNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.JAMESTOWN COUNCIL, NO. 926.—Organized Oct. 30, 1904; meets secondand fourth Wednesdays in each monthin K. of C. hall, corner 5th and Washington.FRATERNAL MYSTIC CIRCLE.JAMESTOWN CIRCLE, NO. 956—Meets in Carlson hall, Baker street,every Wednesday evening.HUNDRED MEMBERS SOCIETY.FIRST SWEDISH HUNDRED MEMBERS SOCIETY—Organized Nov. 14,1896; meets in Leif Erikson hall onalternate Tuesday evenings.INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS.ELLICOTT LODGE, NO. 221—InstitutedJune 10, 1847; meets everyMonday evening in Odd Fellows' Hall,Gokey block, West Third street.JAMESTOWN LODGE, NO. 637—Instituted June 21, 1892; meets everyFriday evening in Odd Fellows' hall.MT. TABOR LODGE, NO. 780—InstitutedJuly 6, 1897; meets everyTuesday evening in Mt. Tabor hall,West Third street.CANTON ABRAHAM NO. 53—InstitutedJan. 19, 1898; meets alternateMondays in each month in Mt. Taborhall.CHAUTAUQUA ENCAMPMENT OFPATRIARCHS NO. 54—Instituted August23, 1871; meets the firstandthird Thursdays in each month in Mt.Tabor hall.PEARL CITY LODGE. NO. 33,DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH—OrganizedJan. 15, 1895; meets the secondand fourth Thursday evenings ofeach month in Odd Fellows' hall.PRINCESS LODGE, NO. 252,DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH—OrganizedMarch 1, 1901; meets the firstand third Fridays of each month inMt. Tabor hall.REBEKAH ADVANCEMENT CIRCLE—Organized Feb. 15, 1899; meetsthe firstand third Wednesdays of eachmonth in Odd Fellows' hall or at thehomes of members.PRINCESS REBEKAH GOODWILLSOCIETY—Meets at the homes ofmembers.KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES.JAMESTOWN TENT, NO. 9—ReorganizedApril 17, 1903, original organiczation Nov. 10, 1887. Meetings inMaccabee hall, Lowry block, cornerThird and Pine streets, every alternateFriday evening.QUEEN HIVE, NO. 10, L. O. T. M —Organized May 14, 1891; meets alternateTuesday evenings in Maccabeehall.JAMESTOWN HIVE NO. 101, L. O.T. M.—Organized July 13, 1893; meetsalternate Thursday evenings in Maccabeehall.KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.JAMESTOWN LODGE, NO. 248—OrganizedJuly 28, 1886; meets in Pythianhall, New Broadhead block, SouthMain street, Tuesday evenings.CRESCENT LODGE NO. 308—OrganizedOct. 15, 1901, meets over 20East 3rd, every Thursday evening at7:30.JAMESTOWN COMPANY, NO. 36",U. R. K. P.—Organized January 5,1894; meets every Thursday eveningin K. of P. armory, South Main street.MASONIC ORDERS.MT. MORIAH LODGE, NO. 145,FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS—Organized Sept. 4, 1817. Meets inMasonic .hall, Prendergast Bldg., thefirst and third Tuesday evenings ineach month.WESTERN SUN CHAPTER, NO. 67,ROYAL ARCH MASON'S—CharteredFeb. 4, 1820; meets second and fourthThursday evenings in Masonic hall.JAMESTOWN COUNCIL, PRINCESOF JERUSALEM, (16th Deg.)—OrganizedOct. 1903.JAMESTOWN COMMANDERY, NO.61, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR—CharteredOct. 12, 1887; meets second and fourthMonday evenings^ in each month inMasonic hall.SCOTTISH RITE, JAMESTOWNLODGE OF PERFECTION, (14th deg.)—Organized Oct. 1903.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORYMOUNT SINAI CHAPTER NO. 1*32,ORDER EASTERN STAR—InstitutedFeb. 12, 1897; meets firstand thirdFridays of each month in Masonichall.MECCA CHAPTER, ORDER EASTERN STAR—Instituted June 5, 1905,Meets second and fourth Fridays ofeach month in Masonic hall.ORDER OF EAGLES.Jamestown Aerie, No. 816, meetsduring summer first Friday everymonth; during winter firstand thirdThursdays, over 28 Main.MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.Organized in this city July 31, 1900;meets the firstand third Wednesdaysof each month in Odd Fellows hall,Gokey block.NATIONAL PROTECTIVE LEGION.JAMESTOWN LEGION, NO. 15—InstitutedSept. 11, 1891; meets 2nd and4th Wednesday evenings in Mt. Taborhall.CHAUTAUQUA LEGION NO. 179—Organized July 1, 1897; meets alternateMonday evenings in Mt. Taborhall.CHADAKOIN LEGION NO. 349—OrganizedAug. 6, 1900, meets the secondand fourth Thursday of eachmonth in Mt. Tabor hall, East Thirdstreet.ORDER OF THE GOLDEN SEAL.JAMESTOWN CAMP NO. 61—OrganizedApril 21, 1903.PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.UNION GRANGE — Organized onOct. 19, 1874; meets in Odd Fellows'hall the firstand third Mondays ofeach month at 1:30 p. m.PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE, NO. 208—Instituted May 16, 1895; meets everysecond and fourth Friday evenings inMt. Tabor hall.LAKESIDE CIRCLE, NO. 290—Meets the second and fourth Fridaysof each month in U. V. L. hall.ROYAL ARCANUM.CHAUTAUQUA COUNCIL NO. 73.—Instituted April 6, 1878; meets secondand fourth Tuesday evenings ineach month in U. V. L. hall.SCANDINAVIAN BROTHERHOOD.LEIF ERIKSON LODGE, NO. 26—Organized Nov. 30, 1897; meets inLeif Erikson hall, Opera House block,every Friday evening.UNITY LODGE, NO. 29, S. B. OF A.—Organized March 29, 1898; meets inLeif Erikson hall, 28 Main, every Wednesdayevening.SCANDINAVIAN TEMPERANCE ANDBENEVOLENT SOCIETY.Organized in November, 1872; meetsalternate Thursday evenings in OperaHouse hall.SWEDISH BROTHERHOOD.An independent organization; organizedMarch 5, 1895; meets everyalternate Thursday evening.SWEDISH EVENING STAR.Organized Sept. 10, 1900; meets inOpera House hall alternate Mondayevenings.WOMAN'S TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.Organized September 2, 1904. Meetsmonthly in G. A. R. hall.SWEDISH METHODIST SICK ANDBENEFIT ASSOCIATION.Organized March 12, 1896; meetsfirst and third Thursday evenings ofeach month in parlor of Swedish M.E. church.SWEDISH SISTERHOOD.An independent local order; organizedFeb. 26, 1896; meets in G. A. R.hall every alternate Monday evening.SONS OF ST. GEORGE.CHAUTAUQUA LODGE, NO. 107—Instituted October, 1882; meets thefirst and third Friday evenings ofeach month in U. V. L. hall.COLUMBUS LODGE NO. 379—InstitutedNov. 19, 1892; meets firstandthird Wednesdays of each month inU. V. L. hall.ROYAL OAK LODGE, NO 74DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE—InstitutedNov. 10, 1892; meets alternateWednesday evenings in Maccabee hall.TRIBE OF BEN HUR.CHAUTAUQUA COURT NO 45—Organized March 10, 1903; meets everyTuesday evening in Odd Fellows' hall
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORYLaborOrganizations.BARBERS, NO. 178—Meets firstandthird Thursdays in Bartender's hall,Arcade building.BARTENDERS, NO. 199—Meets firstMonday in month in summer; firstandThird Sundays in winter in Bartenders'hall, Arcade Bldg.BREWERY WORKERS, NO. 238—Meets second and fourth Thursdaysin Carlson's hall.BRICKLAYERS, NO. 24—Meetsevery Wednesday in Opera House hall.BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL—Meets second and fourth Mondays in.Carpenters' hall.CARPENTERS NO. 66—Meets everyFriday evening in its hall.CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL—Arepresentative body composed of fourdelegates from each union in Jamestownand vicinity. Meets every Wednesdayevening.CIGARMAKERS, NO. 370—Meetafirst Tuesday in the month in its hallon East Third street.ELECTRICAL WORKERS, NO. 106—Meets every Monday in StationaryEngineers' hall.MUSICIANS, NO. 134—Meets firstSunday in the month in U. V. L. hall.PAINTERS, DECORATORS ANDPAPERHANGERS, NO. 498—Meetsevery Tuesday evening in Paintersand Decorators' hall, Arcade building.PLUMBERS, NO. 232—Meets secondand fourth Mondays in JourneymanPlumbers' hall.STEAM ENGINEERS, NO. 175—Meets second and fourth Fridays inTextile parlors.TAILORS, NO. 88—Meets first Monday in motth in Allen square.TYPOGRAPHICAL, NO. 205—Meetsfirst Saturday in the month in Bartender*'hall, Arcade building.UPHOLSTERERS, NO. 38—Meetsalternate Mondays in Carlson's hall.WOMAN'S UNION LABEL LEAGUENO. 5—Meets every Monday night inMaccabee hall.WOODCARVERS—Meets first andthird Monday in Carpenters' hall.WOODTURNERS, NO. 81—.Meetsalternate Tuesdays at 116 East 3rd.WOMAN'S UNION LABEL LEAGUENO. 42—Meets every Thursday nightin Painters and Decorators' hall, Arcadebuilding, South Main.
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F O S T E R & C O S .J a m e s t o w n Street a n d B l o c kDirectory<strong>1907</strong>=08
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYADAMS STREET.149 L. J. KlingstedtFrom 305 Sprague west.—6th ward.149 Samuel NutterLeft and South Side.157 Gust Lagerquist15 John F. Berggren157 Edward H. EdwardsADAMS STREET.161 Herbert H. HallRight and North Side.161 T. I. Shafer8 Harry King.161 Clarence B. HubbardAHRENS AVENUE.161% David AndersonFrom 117 Maple east to Oak.—4thward.Left and North Side.7 G. J. Parsons7 Mrs. Hilma JohnsonAHRENS AVENUE.Right and South Side.No houses.ALLEN STREET.From 135 South Main street eastto East Buffalo—3rd and 4th wards.Left and North Side.7 Ray T. Hazeltine7 Abner Hazeltine21 Elof Rosencrantz23 B. T. Harkness23 Cornelius Hunt25 Mrs. John H. Wiggins27 Frank W. StevensInstitute street intersects.69 George Sayers71 F. H. Oakes71 Clement Showier79 J. A. Yerdon79 Joseph Mason81 Mrs. P. N. Davis83 Thomas I. Miller83 Walter Shaw GroceryFoote avenue intersects.103 Charles J. Jones105 Anna M. Anderson107 George W. Shattuck109 Nathaniel E. Thomas111 Alexander Salander115 Walter Skellie117 Mrs. Altheda Wiltsie123 Lizzie Schone123 C. E. Larson127 Charles W. Whitmore127 David L. Anderson131 Otto L. Carlson131 August A. Carlson135 Elmer E. Johnson135 Geor.ge Hope145% 143 August Benjamin Arvid Mrs. Theo. Rose J. D. Andrews Hanchett Scott Dawson R. Ball161% Frederick W. Dschuden167 John Walhurg169 Albert N. Ohlman175 Emil Johnson205 Axel Eckerberg205 Chas. E. Vasbinder207 Andrew Jensen207 Otto S. Peterson207 Mrs. Mary E. Swallow211 Luke M. Lynch211 Mrs. Anna Hodgson211 Gust A. Peterson217 Mrs. Fannie Gornall219 Loren P. Skinner219 Lee Morse219 Theodore Kofod223 Robert E. Dracup223 Mrs. Mattie French225 Ernest J. Johnson301 Charles L. Lieblad307 William Porter307 David R. Porter311 Ben A. Broadbent311 John O. Johnson311 Alfred P. Carlson317 Oscar A. Johnson317 Charles A. Smith317 Mrs. Anna Rehn319 Andrew O. Nelson319 Bernard Peterson319 Conti-San Augtine Gactaus321 Christian Greenlund321 John C. Hick325 Vacant house333 Fred Wilson347 John A. Bowman '347 Mrs. Emma VicklandWinsor street intersects.423 Frederick A. Johnson423 Carl Stam429 John H. Wall429 Mrs. Christine Erickson429 Julius Johnson433 John Green433 J. Victor Lindstrom435 Mrs. Rosa Gimboonaoil 435 447 505 511 Antonio Frits Willard Jonas Cienia Gust Charles Serlupia City Voting Carlson Josephson P. street DefrenciscoGimboona Sebastiano Engman Bldg. intersects.
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY511 Lombard© Giuseppa513 John H. Martindale513 Mrs. Christine Johnson521 Andrew Grandin525 John F. Carlson525 Mrs. Anna C. Eckstrom529 Mrs. Johana Johnson529 Algert T. Nelson529 Alfred Nelson531 James Jensen535 Mrs. Eliza J. Martin535 John Lawson535 John Arthur PetersonChandler street intersects.541 August Peterson541 Axel C. Freeburg545 Chas. W. Eckman545 John R. Johnson545 Andrew Reed545 John E. Johnson549 Anton Peterson549 John Victor Allen553 Mrs. Anna S. Bloomquist553 Alma Swans553 Chas. Lawson557 August Johnson561 Lydia Silsby561 Victor Lawson565 Andrew Johnson565 John W. Swanson569 John Varley571 Warner F. Liedblad575 Daniel A. Carlson581 Emil Anderson581 Charles A. Swanson607 Carl Anderson607 Chas. V. Gustafson611-615 Alliance Furniture Co.Atlas Furniture Co.Marvel Furniture Co.Level Furniture Co.Salisbury Wheel & Mfg. Co.ALLEN STREET.Right and South Side.20 E. H. Woodworth26 Mrs. Harriett R. Crum34 Mark N. Ahlstrom36 Mrs. Thomas G. Armstrong36 George T. Armstrong42 Merlin A. Bliss44 John W. Weller50 Mrs. Belle Grandin54 William I. Lansing128 134 132 72 58 62 Arthur John Foote W. William Mrs. Halbert Charles C. Nettie L. avenue A. N. BroadheadM. J. A. Hospital Chapel Maddox Summer Dow E. Barrows intersects. WilliamsonSherman street intersects.140 Erastus Crosby142 Mrs. Melinda Myers144 Harold W. Bates144 Ralph L. Eberman152 Fred L. Farlee152% Eddie Johnson152% Arvid Helgren156 Hulett Apgar156 Louis Apgar156 Mrs. Jennie Jeffords164 Frank O. Anderson168 Andrew Johnson172 Haydn Crossley172 Ellis JowettMaple street intersectsNo housesPullman street intersects200 Mrs. Gertrude Johnson204 Charles D. Johnson208 Clinton I. Horth212 Robert R. Matthews220 Mrs. Lotta McGuire220 Frank R. Hammond226 Ralph A. JohnsonKing street intersects.302 George O. Meredith310 Primitive M. E. church312 Mrs. Eliza F. Hunt312 Thomas Gill314 Mrs. Ann Hutley314 Sam Hopkinson'ali James Newsome316 James Newsome320 Fred Mellor328 George H. Jowett328 Thomas Berry330 John A. Swanson336 Willard R. Webber336 C. K. BunnellEnglish street intersects400 J. Oscar Johnson400 John R. Engberg410 Robert Desbarlreux410 Mrs. Hannah Hultberg410 Mrs. Maria Desbarlreux412 Amel A. Anderson412 Mary Ann Clough422 John C. Powell426 B. F. Mainwaring426 John P. Brown430 Emel Otander430 Carl P. Lindstrom432 436 440 444 448 458 516 John Willard Mrs. Uriah George Peter Rosario Charles Frits Miche Eva Bairstow Peterson Norene L. Bordinro Smith street Mairona Sandberg Lee Lawson intersects
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY516 Frank Peterson524 Reinhold Elmeer524 August Hilding524 John A. Engberg528 John M. Berquist530 Christine Frederickson530 Amanda Berg536 Gust Scott536 A. J. Lannes542 F. A. Carlson542 John Morse546 Andrew O. Morse548 John P. Jones548 F. A. Samuelson554 Idalvx. Nyberg554 Helga Carlson558 Axel Anderson558 Selma Swanson562 John Swanson562 Mrs. Helen Anderson566 Gust Bjungren566 Alfred Johnson568 Otto Youngsted568 C. Henry Widland572 Mrs. Anna Johnson572 Duane E. Stevens574 Andrew M. Johnson600 Mrs. Ida M. GlatzSciota street intersectsNo housesBuffalo street intersectsBriggs blockGeo. W. EddingtonFrank FlintALLEN STREET EXT.(Changed to Allen St.)ALPACA STREET.(Changed to Franklin.)ANDERSON STREET.From 442 Willard south.—4th ward.Left and East Side.27 John E. Parson33 John Seymour35 Mrs. Anna Anderson41 Gust Parson49 Andrew CarlsonANDERSON STREET.Right and West Side.30 John CullenAPPLEYARD PLACE.From 39 Center east.—5th ward.Left and North Side.3 Thomas Barrett5 John Kilpatrick5 Charles BensonAPPLEYARD PLACE.Right and South Side.No houses.ARNOLD STREET.From 311 Foote avenue east toMaple.—4th ward.Left and North Side.11 Andrew Anderson11 Mrs. Elizabeth PaquinARNOLD STREET.Right and South Side.12 John A. Westman12 John B. Anderson12 Gust A. Olson14 William Boswell14 Frank Swanson18 Herman G. AndersonASHVILLE AVENUE.(Changed to Fairmount Ave.)AXTEL STREET.From 221 Warren east to Hazzard.—3rd ward.Left and North Side.9 Mrs. Matilda Haigh11 Charles A. Johnson15 Horace G. Waite15 Clare J. WaiteAXTEL STREET.Right and South Side.8 Norman. J. Link10 John N. Findlay14 Martin Johnson16 Jonas Johnson16 Axel ShellbergBAKER STREET.From 48 Barrett avenue west tolimits.—6th ward.Left and South Side.19 Louis O. Juel47 Dexter D. Dorn47% Charles Boyd51 Otto Andersen5 Charles Johnson121 Eskel Carlson131 B. Sundberg135 Edward Johnson ,139 W. M. Chamberlain143 Azoff Schell143 Dominica Foti149 Otto W. WiquistColfax street intersects161 Carl A. Johnson171 J. P. Anderson171 177 Anton Henry Lindell Carlson
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYJones street intersects185 Andrew Jones193 Vacant store195 Oscar Peterson195 Alfred Peterson199 Gust Lindstrom199 Hjalmar SandbergDelaware avenue intersects235 Ernest Anderson ,235 Charles Anderson245 Peter PetersonNewland avenue intersects329 Antoney Custis359 Albert Underwood409 James Gray437 Smith HomerBAKER STREET.Right and North Side.148 Mrs. Petronella Billings150 -Albert Gunnarson154 Sandberg, Johnson & Co.156 Thomas Fallon156 J. Ccplin156 Sandberg, Johnson & Co.162 J. G. Johnson162 John Syren166 Mrs. Jennie Johnson170 John Anderson170 John G. CarlsonSprague street intersects196 Charles Lundgren200 Mrs. Johanna Anderson204 Christ Beckert204 J. L. Johnson206 Mrs. Margaret Hammerstrom206 William H. Benson210 Herman Holmes216 A. Olson216 Charles Sundberg228 Vacant252 P. O. Hansen282 John TaylorMaplewood avenue intersects296 Hans Nelson296 Alfred JohnsonBARKER STREET.From Virginia Boulevard west toProspect.—3rd ward. (Formerly Barkerand ,East Barker.)Left and South Side.115 Charles Bloom113 Vacant111 Ernest Hultquist17 19 23 Edward Asa Wm. Mrs. Ackroyd Mary Alice T. Mortimer^ Holly Ann Woodford AckroydBARKER STREET.Right and North Side.106 Henry Lindquist106 Alfred Lund10 Mrs. Helen M. Hibbard20 Swan J. Anderson20 Emma FreedBARRETT STREET.From 25 Steele south to Forestavenue.^gth ward.15 Vacant house17 Vacant house21 Vacant house23 Vacant house27 Jay Hiller31 David Shein45 Atla Jenner47 Peerless Laundry51 Clyde StilwellPrather avenue intersects57 Mrs. Mary Boyd63 August P. Olson67 Charles Sage75 Lewis B. Smith75 C. I. Reynolds75 C. W. Jones81 Benj. Arnson81 Morris O'Connell87 Albert Cowden93 Lizzie Bootey99 N. M. Willson107 J. P. Mack107 Eric Dahlgren111 E. B. Bootey115 Alfred Swanson115 Cassius DavisMcKinley avenue intersects125 T. B. McGraw125 John Larson135 James H. Mills151 W. O. Isaacson155 Miss Jennie MalmquistCowden place intersects161 John Johnson163 Vacant165 E. L. Morley165% Mrs. Sarah Perry169 John Morgan171 Olson & Johnson,171 Albin Gustafson171 Alfred Gustafson173 Alfred Gustafson GroceryNewland avenue intersects183 187 191 193 199 201 Alfred August Frances E. K. Mrs. Carl Clawson D. LundquistJohanna Louise StricklandBlomstrandLofgren Smith Olson Swanson
205205205213217225233233237237Carl HultgrenOscar HolmesMrs. Louise CarlsonBrightman SmithJ. H. BarnettJohannis JohnsonCharles MohlThure NelsonMrs. Jennie AndersonMrs. Sarah EvansBARRETTJAMESTOWN STREETSTREET.Right and West Side.2 City voting buildingNo housesBaker street intersects48 John A. Jaderstrom60 Thomas Newberry64 Frank Butler68 John C. Swanson76 Herman Stoltz82 Charles E. Fisk86 Daniel P. tWescott90 Mrs. Emily Raistrick94 Mrs. Anna C. LjungbergMcKinley avenue intersects112 A. J. Lane120 D. M. Rogerson124 T. Allen HawkinsStearns avenue intersects132 John A. Hultquist136 L. H. Slosberg136 Harry Anderson14u Charles Sandgren142 Nels Haggstrom150 Mrs. Kate CowlesCowden place intersects160 Louis Lammers160 H. B. Lammers160 Frank Lawson164 Gust Milner164 Chas. Anderson168 M. F. Clarke168 Albin Anderson170 Carl Windahl170 Charles Johnson174 John JonesNewland avenue intersects17S J. P. Jones178 Gust Milton188 Clarence Jones188 Andrew Simpson190 Mrs. Ella J. Curtis190 O. Emil Liljenblad196 Gust Magnuson198 Emil Fagerstrom198 206 210 214 218 Alfred Andrew Gust Crown N. J. A. P. LynnFernstromPeterson Johnson street Lynn intersects220220228228232232236238266DIRECTORYH. C. HolmanFrank HolmanDearborn street intersectsJohn ObergCarl CaesarFred SwansonVictor PetersonE. PetersonAlfred NelsonFrank SmithBARROWSSTREET.From 9 King north to Allen.—4thward.Left and West Side.1 Mrs. Mary Kennedy.1 Daniel C. Moynihan7 Swan Christensen7 Gust Benson9 Andrew Baxell11 Baxell Bros.15 Mrs. Christine Carlson23 Mrs. Jean Allison35 William Berg35 William Christensen35 William Bentchley35 Fred AhlstedEnglish street intersects111 Samuel Williamson115 J. Peter Ogren119 Fred S. Smith119 Edward Kiley119 Theodore Johnson127 Kendall Horsfield• 131 William Wistrom137 Edward L. Johnson137 Earl C. Carlson145 Alfred Larson145 Mrs. Matilda Carlson145 Theodore Li^son151 Wm. Jenkinson155 James Varley155 Sidney Johnson157 Mrs. Sophia Doneldson163 Alfred Johnson173 John Kulberg173 John Lindquist181 Josephine Scott183 Mrs. Charlotte Anderson183 Hulda Nelson183 Carl A. Swanson185 Oscar Pang185 Arthur Kofod187 John KofodWillard street intersects207 J. Oscar Swanson211 213 215 219 225 Albert Gustaf Arvid Benj. Oscar Chandler Chas. Peterson A^ Ahlstrom Holmquist Sundell Palmquist Lind street intersects
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY225 Oscar Norene227 Arthur Sundquist227 David Carlson•231 Lars A. Larson235 Jonas W. Anderson245 Gust A. Nelson251 Peter Brown257 John F. CarlsonHedges avenue intersectsBARROWS Right STREET. and East Side.2481212141426303032323838404242100102102104110116124124132132140140146150154154154158158160160160174174%214216216220220222226Charles H. McCutcheonMrs. Minnie B. ThompsonGust F. JohnsonJoseph LandinAugust PetersonCharles J. JohnsonC. Raymond JohnsonB. A. JulinN. J. NelsonJohn R. AndersonMrs. Anna AndersonE. A. AndersonMrs. Catherine DavisMrs. Flora WassmanMrs. Maria JohnsonNels P. AndersonC. F. AbrahamsonEnglish street intersectsE. A. AndersonMrs. Sarah E. ProsserMiss Louisa RiceThomas Riley BriggsClaude E. StrongGust SwansonAndrew L. JohnstonW. A. JohnstonThomas W. JohnsonErnest L. YorkLind alley intersectsCharles A. NelsonEdward W. SamuelsonCharles HendricksonPeter P. CarlsonMrs. Anna FredricksonLudwig HofgrenJohn CarlsonMartin SampsonSemond SampsonJohn HatchJohn LindholmWilliam PawnJohn JohnsonTheodore CarlsonWillard street intersectsAxel OstromPeter A. PetersonPaul JohnsonAxel SwansonAxel H. SwansonJohn P. CarlsonFredrick Westling230 John Lindstrom230 And. G. Norman234 August Johnson238 Chas. J. Sundquist244 S. G. Hultquist246 Gust Berg248 C. F. Lundberg252 C. F. Gustafson296 Alfred Stubbs300 Robert aciota street Jernberg intersects300 608 JohnCharles628EricksonW. Freeman62870070065265265465665618Richard JohnsonMrs. Anna OsbergBenedict street intersectsJohn OmanJohn OsbergLeonard EckstromJohn KolanderGust ElofJohn FredricksonJohn EckstromBASSETT STREET.From 1130 Prendergast east.—1stward.Left and North Side.11 Harry J. Shoultz11 Roy O. Carpenter13 Severin Peters13 Edward Johnson15 Mrs. Emma Eller15 Allen A. ThayerBASSETT STREET.Right and South Side.Alfred L. FurlowBEMUS STREET.From 52 Kinney south to English.—4th ward.Left and East Side.Louis Thierfeldt101105107201203BEMUS STREET.Right and West Side.Numbered on Kinney3 housesBENEDICT STREET.From 700 Barrows east.—4th ward.Left and North Side.5 Anton EricksonWescott street intersectsP. A. CarlsonC. P. AndersonC. A. EdinHedges avenue intersectsAndrew HaggbladGust Liedblad
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY203 C. O. Liedblad205 Arvid Hendrickson205 John Olson211 John JohnsonBENEDICT STREET.Right and South Side.Wescott street intersectsNo housesHedges avenue intersects204 Fritchof Johnson204 Herman Swanson208 Peter Anderson208 Oscar F. Nelson210 John H. Spitz210 Mrs. Clara AndersonChapin street intersectsNo housesPeterson street intersectsVictor LofmanEagle street intersectsBENSON STREET.From 482 Willard south.—4th ward.Left and East Side.29 Mrs. Emma Beckstrand35 J. Anton Anderson35 Andrew Anderson67 Charles Bjork69 Mrs. Ida Carlson69 Arthur Wheelhouse73 John SwansonBENSON STREET.Right and West Side.8 Mrs. Johanna Erickson32 John S. Olson36 Andrew Benson36 Herbert Benson50 Nels P. Wilburt70 Matthew Seeking70 Nelson J. LeonardBEULAH PLACE.Changed to 16th St.)BISHOP STREET.From 840 East 2nd south to Crescent.—5thward.Left and East Side.9 Gust Thelander11 Carl Lindstrom17 Charles M. PetersonBISHOP STREET.Right and West Side.12 Mrs. Barbara Cooper14 John NelsonBLACKSTONE AVENUE.From 513 Buffalo at junction withE. R. R. east.—5th ward.Left and North Side.1 Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co.11-15 Liberty Furniture Co.BLACKSTONE AVENUE.Right and South Side.56-68 Blackstone M'f'g Co.BOWEN AVENUE.(Changed to York St.)BOWEN STREET.From 757 East 2nd north to Buffalostreet.—5th ward.Left and West Side.11 Swan Erickson11 Luie Barhight11% Gust Swan11% John Swan13 VacantBush street intersects109 Gilbert Hammerstrom109 Mrs. Christine Olson111 Mrs. Mary ThomasPeach street intersects119 C. W. Eckstedt119 Charles Berquist121 Aldvick Vidmark127 Martin BowmanFalconer street intersects215 Claus Anderson215 Emil F. Johnson217 Charles Anderson217 Carl Johnson223 Charles Lundman223 Herman Nelson225 Albin Carlson225 Oscar JohnsonBOWEN STREET.Right and East Side.8 Claude Heminger8 Simon P. Burt16 Charles E. Jones16 Mrs. Anna Peterson18 Mrs. Julia A. Nord20 A. C. NorquistBush street intersects112 Andrew Lawson112 Mrs. Anna Dorothea114 C. H. Breed114 F. A. Lawson118 Mrs. Anna Breed120 John E. Soderburg122 Louis Dschuden124 Frank Montague126 A. S. Ames212 214 216 Albert John Walter Falconer Carl W. Norling F. E. Anderson street Johnson Thelander intersects
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY216 Mrs. Lotta Johnson220 Charles Carlson224 John Gustafson224 Leonard OlsonVan Buren street intersects238 Gust A. Oberg240 H. C. Sturdevant244 Axel Nygren246 John Alfred Peterson250 John A. Holmberg314 Frank A. Nelson316 Andrew Griffith320 Lars Larson320 Axel Anderson322 Erland Johnson328 Frank PalmYork street intersects342 Carl Bloomberg346 Henry Hultgren346 J. P. Johnson350 Gust LindstromBRIGGS STREET.From 1 110 Foote avenue west to Institute—3rd3 ward.3 (Incorrectly numbered)5 Right and North Side.5 John E. Firth25 Hannah BRIGGS Scott STREET.Joseph GilletteLeft and South Side.Mrs. Rose Halliday6 Mrs. Sophia NeustromMrs. Martha Ann Suttle6 Napoleon NeustromOffice Star Furniture Co.10-23 Walter I. Blystone & Son25-37 Star Furniture Co.BROADHEAD AVENUE.From 47 Warren south to Cole avenue.—3rdward.Left and East Side.11 Mrs. Ann E. F. Frew23 Samuel S. Hoover27 Mrs. Anna L. Lindblad27 Winfred E. Lindblad37 G. Richard Thoren41 Edwin Yale41 Eugene L. Pennell49 Albert F. Scharf55 James S. Horton59 Mrs. Leonora WinchesterKidder street intersects101 Mrs. Mary Sprague103 Lewis H. Baker113 Edward Lynn115 Vacant137 Alfred G. Samuelson141 Edd. C. Lindbeck211211213219225225235241243245248%2612612652676162428323844444850566064102106108110112114114116118120142144202202208212216220224224226228230230244246 248Newland avenue intersectsJohn DownLorenzo B. Hoard "George FrankJohn P. CarlsonFrank A. LindbergJohn G. LindahlPeter ZeliffGust NelsonCarl A. FredericksonFrank S. MosesBarker street intersectsJohn A. JohnsonIda M. MerrillWilliam A. MerrillFrans VackstromEdward A. CarlsonBROADHEAD AVENUE.Right and West Side.The Agnes Association HomeEdward F. JonesThomas E. PerkinsElmer A. DonelsonEleazer GreenA. A. AmidonAnna E. GatesWilliam A. DunihueGeorge PutnamFrank W. BullockCharles M. BeckWilliam KirkpatrickMrs. Betsey T. KleistKidder street intersectsAugust C. EricksonGodfrey R. AbersoldEphraim D. AllenJames A. BroadheadHull M. HookerErick SampsonGust AndersonRoss S. PhillipsDavid August W. G. Schenck JohnsonHarry Jonas A. O. Jones CarlsonMrs. Caroline Charlotte Anderson CarlsonJerome Gust A. Rimph DicksonNewland Vacant avenue intersectsRay Charles Lawson P. RoselleJohn Anderson F. LawsonFred William Moon SaundersJohn Thomas E. Hall SwansonGust BulowWilliam Munson
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY248 Gust OlsonBarker street intersects258 Axel J. Larson262 Mrs. Emma Lundgren262 Swan Manguson246 Gust Sundell264 John E. Carlson268 Oscar E. Anderson268 George E. Bitely270 Albert Fisher270 Erhardt Thurnquist280 John R. LundbergBUFFALO STREET.From 1002 Main southeast.—1st and5th wards. (Formerly Buffalo, EastBuffalo and Buffalo Ext.)Left and North Side.Lake View CemeteryLakeview avenue intersects97 Willis R. Wells143 Vacant201 Abraham Beckrink237 William WeidnerStowe street intersectsNo housesHotchkiss street intersectsOld M. E. ChurchFalconer street intersectsNo housesEast 2nd street intersectsBlackstone avenue intersectsErie tracks intersect545 Edward Carlson559 Henry Rose559 Frank Moore581 Darwin Hayward581 Edward Brezee705 Andrew Right and Venman South Side.Carolina Frank Crofoot34street intersects731 Frank Clara Anderson E. Anderson745 52 Nel& Prendergast Hansen avenue intersects771 Andrew Russell Johnson Clark194BUFFALO Lakeview STREET. avenue intersects214 Mrs. Roxanna O'Brien214 Sturges street intersects214 Oscar SwansonMrs. Hannah Carlson234Eric Sedin248Bowen street intersects24SEric BerglundArthur ParsonsN. P. ParsonsThayer street intersectsNo housesStowe street interse-ts260 Mrs. Matilda CarlsonWeeks street intersects304 VacantMunicipal Water Co. pumpingstation366 Walfred Olson368 Emil Peterson368 Mrs. Amelio Olson372 Henry Faulkner372% John HolmburgFalconer street intersectsNo housesEast 2nd street intersects440 J. Edwin Swanson440 J. Charles Neville444 C. L. Case452 William Vincent460 Mrs. Caroline C. Luce464 Henry Ayers474 Richard LeRoyErie tracks intersect650 Richard Patt676 G. A. Shafer684 Mrs. Mary Motley704 Ernest B. Fox720 Mrs. K. Lynch738 Thomas Mahoney, Sr.738 Thomas Mahoney, Jr.750 James McAvoy764 Thomas ShanahanBUSH STREET.From 414 Winsor east to Thayer St.—5th ward.Right and South Side.12 Fayette Leet16 Charles S. Leet20 Carl Anderson20 Louisa Lundgren20 Aleck Parson22 Eric Setterwall22% Axel Lawson22 Oscar Widigren22 Mrs. Emma Mattson26 Axel Berg40 Edwin Thompson40 William McCallum44 Gerry J. FlowerBowen street intersects114 Carl A. Anderson116 Jno E. Nord116 August F. Nord118 Edward C. Nord118 Mrs. Louisa NordBUSH Left 120 17 11 STREET. and Axel Charles John Gust North SandersonYoung O. O. Carlson Side. Nelson
1517214145113117121129129Amil NelsonMrs. Josephine EricksonJohn D. ColanderEmil JohnsonAugust AndersonBowen street intersectsH. F. SampsonJohn T. SampsonW. D. StoweOlof NordingCarl PihlbladBROOKLYNJAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYSQUARE.1 Donelson &. LindbloomLars J. Erickson2 Donelson's Cash Grocery3 Manbert & La;^er4 Albert PetersonBLANCHARD STREET.From 602 Winsor east to Sturges'.—5th ward.Left and North Side.45 Albert A. BugbeeBLANCHARD STREET.Right and South Side.50 F. B. Patterson52 Emil Erickson54 S H. Knapp56 Axel NordstromjCAROLINA STREET.From Buffalo street north.Right and East Side.Nils M. DahlAlfred BeckCAROLINA STREET.Left and West Side.No hous.esCEDAR STREET.(Changed to Chestnut.)CHAMPLIN STREET.(Changed to Phillips.)CHARLOTTE AVENUE.From 1291 East 2nd street north.-5th ward.Left and West SideJ. H. BarlowCHARLOTTE AVENUE.Right and East Sid3.Vacant houseCHESTNUT STREET.(Formerly Cedar St.)From 634 Lakeview avenue east toOrmes street.—5th ward.Right and South Side.12 F. E. Longwell14 W. B. Conroy18 Andrew A. Lawson22 John P. Moynihan26 Fred M. Rich30 Fred J. Short32 Mrs. A. F. Allen Brown34 Alvin D. StittCHESTNUT STREET.Left and North Side.No houses.CHURCH STREET.From 421 East 2nd north to East 5th.—1st ward.Left and West Side.5 Miner S. CrisseyEast 4th street intersectsFirst Baptist church117 Rev. William J. FordCHURCH STREET.Right and East Side.No housesEast 4th St. intersects110 Edward D. Lines112 Elbridge G. Pierce118 C. Reed Sessions118 Carl GillbladCLYDE AVENUE.From Stowe street extension east to>Curtis.—oth ward.Left and North Side.(Incorrect numbers)123 George P. ChaseHotchkiss street intersects209 John Anderson28 Orswold Hartenstein26 Andrew Johnson18 Mrs. Caroline SwansonCLYDE AVENUE.Right and South Side.No housesCOWING STREET.From 1037 East 2nd north to Youngloveplace.—5th ward.109 VacantCOWING STREET.Right and East Side.6 T. P. Jenkins24 James Eggleston
CURTIS STREET.JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYFrom 1083 East 2nd northwest.—5thward.Left and West Side.No housesFalconer street intersects10;) William W. ConicFrink avenue intersectsNo housesClyde avenue intersectsW. J. Beacom .Robert ConroeA. BumngtonJohn StakeCURTIS STREET.Right and East Side.112 Hiram V. HerrickCAMP STREET.From 405 Foote avenue east to limits.—4thward.Left and North Side.5 Charles Anderson5 Charles Define7 Andrew Carlson7 Mrs. Anna EricksonWalnut street intersects103 C. A. Carlson103 John E. Engstrom111 Chas. Swanson111 Gust Weborg115 Chas. Carlson115 Albert Peterson115 Mrs. Anna ClintMaple street intersects117 Charles J. Carlson133 Charles Hager135 Andrew SwansonHebner street intersects505 Gust Holmes515 William A. Holm517 Amel 'SkansEnglish street intersects705 Robert Morrow721 C. A. AndersonCAMP STREET.Right and South Side.10 Mrs. Densie Harper10 George Cox14 A. B. Chadwick14 Glen Hunt600 D. C. Coe610 H. M. Thompson636 Fred H. Fuller.650 A. F. Kelly660 724 800 Elmer William Andrew Swanson J. Shaver JohnsonCARROLL STREET.From opposite 612 Murray avenuewest to Fairmount.—2nd ward.Left and South Side.No housesCARROLL STREET.Right and North Side.12 James M. McVeigh12 James J. CurranCATLIN AVENUE.From 313 Fairmount avenue southto West 3rd street.—6th ward.Right and West Side.22 Daniel Reagan26 R. L. RinehartWest 6th street intersects104 Henry L. Ellis110 Albert A. Ellis118 John Berg124 Fred SeeleyCATLIN AVENUE.Left and East Side.19 P. J. BoydWest 6th street intersects117 Mrs. Emma Fritz135 Ernest V. DavisCEDAR AVENUE.From 31 Kinney east—4th ward.Left and North Side.11 Carl Selander15 Gust Wahlberg19 Fred Nelson23 Frank A. Nelson '31 Mrs. Clara Lagerdahl35 John JohnsonCEDAR AVENUE.Right and South Side.14 Charles Mattson14 Edward Bergquist16 John B. Lawson20 Mrs. Amanda BergCENTER STREET.South from 116 Chandler to Harrison.—5thward.Left and East Side.13 Laura Fox .17 Gustaf Anderson23 John Lonngren29 C. A. OkerlindFranklin street intersects35 George Wheelhouse37 Joseph Holmes39 Joseph AppleyardAppleyard Place intersects
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY57 Robert Ogden61 John Cosimarro61 Frances Cosimarro61 John Cosimarro, 2d63 W. Backlund63 Frank Cosimarro65 Mrs. Fred Holroyd67 Ellen Bull67 Mrs. Fredrickson67 John Sandberg67 Lewis GarrisonCENTER STREET.Right and West Side.6 Mrs. Sarah Haycook6% J. W. King, Jr.6% Uri Tidswell8 J. W. King, Sr.24 Clayton L. Hall26 Carl Werner28 E. Lunn28 Ed. Sperry32 John Lees36 Frank W. Crossfield36 H. O. WilliamsCrane street intersects46 Miss Nora CalahaneErie R. R. intersects58 Jamestown Cotton MillsCHAMBER STREET.From 614 Forest avenue west toSampson.—6th ward.Left and South Side.21 Charles Allen37 Harry W. SimmonsCHAMBER STREET.Right and North Side.22 David W. Kellogg40 John HultquistCHANDLER STREET.From junction of East 3rd and East2nd streets southeast to Allen.—5thward.Left and North Side.105 Fred R. Peterson109 A. J. Martin113 C. J. Carlson117 Mrs. M. BurgettSwedish Baptist church127 David Sampson135 Edwin Barkera.66 Mrs. Marcella J. Shook139 Charles J. Anderson ,139% Charles A. Amsdell143 145 153 141 Rev. William Mrs. C. P. Bertha John Henderson Smith Johnson Young153 Joseph Haug157 Miss Emily Yates163 Mrs. George Howard163 Elmer E. Howard167 Harry S. Minich167 A. J. PetersonCross street intersects205 Charles M. Brown219 Peter A. Carlson219 John Otander219 Charles TobiasWinsor street intersects301 E. W. Curtis Lumber Co.305 E. Winfield Ross Lumber Co.325 Erie R. R. freight office415-421 A. C. Norquist & Co.Morse avenue intersects507 _rs. Amanda LundquistCHANDLER STREET.Right and South Side.4 Vacant10 R. N. Blanchard12 George N. Gage12 Mrs. Mary S. Crittenden12 Mrs. Emma Horton12 Miss Sadie SolidaySwedish Methodist churchFoote avenue intersects102 Rev. A. T. FrykmanSwedish Mission church112 W. E. Griggs116 Rev. Julius LincolnCenter street intersectsFirst Lutheran Church142 Stiles C. HallElk street intersects144 Conrad Thunstrom144 Bailey Bratt150 Charles E. Morse152 Ernest W. Greendahl154 F. E. Pennock & Co.Franklin street intersects164 Mrs. F. A. Thomas164 Timothy Bairstow168 Frank O. Morningstar172 Daniel EisenbergCross street intersects200 Mrs. Sarah Widdop208 LeRoy L. Dschuden210 Mrs. Amanda Johnson214 Mrs. Luella Davis214 Burt Marvin222 Ella Jull440 444 448 452 Winsor August No Emil Martin Albert A. Gust P. houses ChindgrenL. Anderson W. Start J. street Morse Johnson Edeburg intersects
CHAPIN STREET.JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYFrom 285 Willard north to Benedict-4 th ward.Left and West Side.19 Charles Wibeck37 Anton Sellstrom41 Charles E. Johnson41 C. M. Alfred Peterson41 Charles Erickson45 Elmer P. Jones45 C. 0. Johnson47 Oscar W. Swanson57 C. J. Peterson59 Louis A. Peterson63 F. Oscar Peterson121 Mrs. Dorothy W. HermansonCHAPIN STREET.Right and East Side.8 Swan H. Swanson14 James P. Anderson18 C. J. Peterson22 John A. Peterson26 Charles P. Lager30 Charles J. Gustafson40 Emil Froding42 Lawrence Johnson42 John E. Carlson54 Adolph Elander54 John M. Anderson56 Claus V. Holmquist60 Axel G. Lofgren66 C. J. Malmquist66 Charles Erickson68 John HallenCHAPMAN STREET.129293333353539394343475155100From 1 Front street south to Palmer.—6th2 ward. (Incorrect numbers.)10012x Left and East Side.121 Peter Hanson125 Albert Bergren125 o. L. CarlsonCHAPMAN STREET.A. P. NylanderOlilia Right M. and Olson West Side.10 Vacant Peter OlsonCHARLES STREET.From before 175 McKinley avenue(formerly Forest street) south to Hazeltine.—6thward.Left and East Side.11 James H. Mason13 Victor Anderson13 Albert J. Johnson15 John A. Nelson26101620222224-32384242464648485052104104106106108110Stearns avenue intersectsMrs. Barbara SchoppAndrew G. CarlsonAlfred JosephsonMrs. Amanda AndersonMrs. Anna BarberJohn A. KofodCharles LindenCscar CarlsonCowden place intersectsPeter KofodAndrew IpsonC. W. CarlsonAlgert MalmstromMrs. Josephine LjungbergCHARLES STREET.Right and West Side.Gust CarlsonCharles J. CarlsonAlbert L. SweetMagnus EckbergJohn A. AndersonCharles NelsonVictor CarlsonBranch school No. 5Olof JohnsonErnest W. JohnsonOscar PetersonFrank H. DevereauxMarion D. SwansonThC'mas MunsonAlDin WesterbohmVacantEarl S. DavisNewland avenue intersectsAlgot A. JohnsonHjalmar GustafsonAlbertus SpauldingTheodore SundellJames T. PettitElof AldenAnton Peterson206(Formerly Jones street and Dorn Ave.)Fred H. CarlsonFrom 177 Baker south. —6th ward.Crown street intersectsLeft and East Side.Gust JarlMorton street intersectsNo houses69 Grandin street intersectsDearborn street intersects69 Louis HolmesCHAUTAUQUA AVENUE.^ilmer Holmes109 Lake street intersectsNewland avenue intersectsCarl J. CarlsonHazeltine avenue intersects
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYCHAUTAUQUAAVENUE.Right and West Side.10 Mrs. Louise Peterson10% John Carlson12 C. A. Carlson16 August Anderson20 Peter Swanson24 Emil Morgan24 Mrs. Olivia Sandberg28 P. E. Larson32 John Oberg36 Carl Gustafson36 Charles Lundberg40 Oscar Warner40 Charles Hultman44 Oscar Johnson44 Hilmer Carlson50 otto Larson50 John Jones72 Chas. Liden72 Walter Holmes76 Mrs. Amanda Gustafson76 Herbert C. Oberg6u Carl Nelson80 Magnus Sewvalt80 Jack Jensen80 Goldie Davis84 E. CarlsonNewland avenue intersects124 William SteadCHENEY STREET.From 734 East 2nd south to Scott'street.—oth ward.Left and East Side.9 Frank G. Anderson9 Nicholas Anderson9% Carl AndersonCrescent street intersects107 Joseph Lee107% Gust Norgren111-119 Jamestown Veneer Door Co.CHENEY STREET.Right and West Side.8 Mrs. Cecelia Dempsey8 Mrs. Agnes Horrocks10 Mrs. Delia MorganCrescent street intersects110 August Anderson112 John Peterson114 Louis BatemanCHERRY STREET.From 22 West First north to WestNinth street.—2nd ward.101 207 F. West Mrs. Left F. Charles Green 2nd and street West T. intersects Howard Side.209 Cady & Langdon >211 Mecusker & Son217 Hackmen's Headquarters219 Star Tailoring Co.West 3rd street intersectsFirst Presbyterian church319 Esther A. Green319 Clem H. WindsorWest 4th street intersectsSwanson Bros.405 Thomas H. Meredith405 Frank M. Sherwin4o» iv±rs. Helen Wing409 Frank Hunt4±x%Mary Fern411% Chas. W. Giering411% Jane Selfridge413 Mrs. Catherine WaiteWest 5th street intersectsPrendergast <strong>Library</strong>West 6th street intersectsNo housesWest 7th street intersects711 Elbert V. Hetfield713 Kasm Rizce719 Oscar A. FisherWest 8th street intersects805 Mrs. M. E. Smith819 A. Anderson827 Robert Alexander829 Albert E. King833 Vacant xCHERRY STREET.Right and East Side.Allen Square buildingE. G. PartridgeWest 2nd street intersects202 Vacant204 Draymen's HeadquartersWest 3rd street intersects314 Dewey-Davis Printing Co.316 Weber M'f'g Co.316 Jamestown Mirror Works316 Gurney Ball Bearing Co.316 Ashworth-0dell Worsted Mills316 American Metal Door Co.316 Chadakoin Worsted Co.318 William N. Gokey Shoe Co.318 George F. Gokey Shoe Co.West 4th street intersectsNo housesWest 5th street intersects508 Rev. Richard Coyle610 612 614 508 606 West William John Wm. Zenas Michael Reuben Rev. SS. Peter E. C. S. 6th E. W. M. King Gage Schone Swanson Morgan & street Bigelow Degnan Paul's intersects R. C. church
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY616 Andrew W. uisonWest 7th street intersectsFirst Adventist church718 VacantWest 8th-street intersects810 Joseph Illig818 J. G. Young820 Merritt Austin822 Leonard Drescher824 G. W. Risley826 Harry Stahley8_ Chas. A. Moffett830 A. J. Melquist830 Lucy HeitmuellerCHICAGO AVENUE.From 831 Fairmount avenue southto Michigan Ave.—6th ward.Right and West Side.12 Glenn A. Carpenter16 James W. Bohall26 E. L. BalcomCHICAGO AVENUE.Left and East Side.15 F. L. Seeley19 Benjamin Garfield23 H. H. ChaseWoodworth avenue intersects101 Claude C. MyersCLEVELAND PLACE.Form 20 West 7th north to West8th.—2nd ward.Left and West Side.9 Phabian Anderson9 Wm. Brown11 Walter Whitcomb11 Lillian FosterCLEVELAND PLACE.Right and East Side.10 George KnorrCLINTON STREET.From opposite old Erie depot northto Isabella avenue.—2nd ward.Left and West Side.213 Edward R. LangfordWest 1 street intersects313 J. P. Mericle315 Fred P. Simon317 H. J. GoodwillWest 4th street intersects101 Mrs. Everetta WoodWest 5th street intersects501 Levant R. Nichols' 503 Paul Gentilini505 Joseph H. Isbell509 Mrs. Sardius Hannah S. Lewis 'SheltersCLINTON STREET.Right and East Side.214 Bert J. Grout214 S, Albert Johnson214 Edwin WilliamsWest 3rd street intersects302 R. Gladwyn302 Mrs. R. H. Rawson304 J. Samuel Fowler306 Melbourne C. Burns308 Dewitt C. Smith310 Elton E. EddyWest 4th street intersectsNo housesWest 5th street intersects510 Herbert R. Wiley510 Fred J. Shearman- est 8th street intersects840 Geo. W. NortonCOLE AVENUE.From 624 Foote avenue west toBaker (not opened between Forestavenue and Sampson street)—3rd and6th wards. (Formerly Park place andEast Park place.)Left and South Side.•J.1 Irwin W. Luce15 Ralph C. Davis17 Albert WalstedtHoward street intersectsNo housesWarren street intersects213 Edward Ahlstrom215 Mrs. Rhoda Hills217 James B. Cole227 Charles Beck235 Albin J. BeemanCOLE AVENUE.Right and North Side.No houses212 Charles NeiderlanderCOLFAX STREET.From 149 Baker south—6th ward.Left and East Side.23 J. Otto Olson27 Charles F. ForsbergMorton street intersects101 Hans Anker101 Frank Bucklin103 Albert Nordin107 Edward C. Carlson109 Ernest Eckman109 Alfred BernhardGrandin street intersectsNo Lake Newland houses street avenue intersects intersects
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY251 Carl G. JohnsonHazeitine avenue intersectsCOLFAX STREET.Right and West Side.8 William StormerMcKinley avenue intersects14 John A. Anderson14 Edward J. Donelson18 Andrew J. Swanson18 Gust Lindgren20 Gust Sandburg20 Mrs. Mary E. Erickson30 Gust E. RosequistMorton street intersects126 Nels H. ObergGrandin street intersectsNo housesNewland avenue intersects210 August Johnson210 Oscar Bernhard262 Samuel Lund268 Otto WallinHazeltine avenue intersectsCOLLEGE STREET.From junction of East 2nd andChandler south to Erie R. R.—5thward.Left and East Side.17 A. S. Rowe17 Mrs. H. A. Newman21 George O. Sampson25 Adolph Anderson27 Timothv Sunderland33 Willis H. Cobb37 D. W. Gleason41 Mrs. E. C. Fuller43 Mrs. Emma Ingham43 Walter BrundellCOLLEGE STREET.Right and West Side.Hight School groundsCOLUMBIA AVENUE.rrom 244 Forest avenue east toMyrtle—3rd ward.Left and North Side.11 Louis A. Lundquist11 Bror Rossing15 Carl Jharl15 Carl Ohnstrom17 August Beckman17 James J. Rogers19 W. H. Scharf19 P. E. Peterson25 29 Joseph Otto Carl Charles Bergman Bengson Johnson WashburnCOLUMBIAAVENUE.Right and South Side.10 James Weiss12 Mrs. Gustave Lawson18 Ara V. Stone22 C. J. Lindbeck22 Peter Pihl26 Carl E. Johnson26 Samuel JohnsonCOOK AVENUE.From 417 Fairmount avenue southto West 3rd.—6th ward.Left and East Side.1 John N. Hayes9 Chas H. RVories11 Frederick J. Bealer13 John F Elll-West G:'.i street intersects101 Emerson W White103 Raynal W. Andrews147 Charles A. HuntCOOK AVENUE.Right and West Side.2 Albert S. Borden4 Fred W. Mansfield8 Charles N. Benson10 Horatio B. Sprague12 Matthew E. Wright14 Bert E. Pease16 J. B. HusbandWest 6th street intersects100 Jay A. Butler100 George C. Jenner104 Bert L. Matson108 Merle Shearman112 Willard W. Staub124 R. C. BurnhamCOWDEN PLACE.From 155 Barrett avenue west toCharles street.—6th ward.Left and South Side.5 Frank H. Root7 Kazier & Culver11 Charles Oberg15 Adolph F. Eckburg15 Emil Nelson17 Mrs. Mary Sugden17 R. C. Rogerson21 Charles J. Johnson21 Clarence E. JohnsonCOWDEN PLACE.Right and North Side.22 Charles L. Carlson
CRANEJAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYSTREET.From 31 Foote avenue east to Centerstreet.—5th ward.Right and South Side.6 E. E. Herrick8 Martin Merz, Jr.10 James Ryan10 Harry Boyd10% James CalahaneCRANE STREET.Left and North Side.5 Frank Appleyard9 John Hartley11 Martin Merz, Sr.CRESCENT STREET.From 17 Cross street east and northto East 2nd at junction with Buffalostreet.—5th ward.Left and North Side.9 Frank H. George9 Frank A. Day19 William Chamberlain21 Daniel MarshWinsor street intersects107 Rev. Fred A. T. Corneliussen109 Jewett C. Bloomquist109 Clarence Anderson113 Ellen Lagerquist_o Mrs. Esther Hilton129 Arthur Spencer131 James Howes133 Stane Johnson133 Gust FlinkCheney street intersects203 John O. Rosendahl203 Andrew Anderson211 John A. Anderson211 Milton ui. Johnson217 Mrs. Rosina Morse225 George Bebb1 231 Samuel.J. Bailey231 Joseph H. Howard231 Louis Biuckhord237 Frank Muff241 Oscar E. Swanson*43 Mrs.. Anna Stranburg243 John A. Lawson243 Ludwig Ogren245 Carl Anderson247 Henning Johnson *247 S. F. Johnson249 August Dahlgren251 Axel Carlson253 Frank W. Swanson297 293 August Mrs. Thayer Carl Elizabeth Shellberg Hultberg street intersects Birmingham297 Ernest Blood299 Hans P. Swanson301 Carl E_son301 Emil J. Hendrickson303 Axel Reynolds305 Holds worth Clough305 Gust L. JernbergBishop street intersects471 Vacant475 Emil Carlson501 Charles A. Johnson501 John V. Beyer539 Vacant54_ Oscar NelsonCRESCENT STREET.Right and South Side.6 Frank G. Kibling12 Charles J. Johnson14 Edward Swanson14 Claude AhlstromWinsor street intersects106 Ernest White108 Harriet S. Williams118 Thomas Lemm120 George Trainor122 Carl Paulson122 Carl March124 Mrs. Cynthia HarrisVacant lotsCheney street intersectsVacant lot216 William Heridon216 Henry Pihlblad218 Oscar E. Burklund218 Edward Wengstrom224 August Johnson224% Nellie Swanson22o Miilard Bradway2*6 Otto Nelson226 Peter Sandberg226% John H. LeRoy234 Union Furniture Co.238 Charles A. Hjertquist238 Mrs. Johanna Anderson246 Andrew L. Johnson246 August F. Rosenquist254 Gust Berquist254 Hjalmer Berquist256 William Motley256 Axel Wicks258 Standard Oil storage plantQuarry road intersects494 Jonas Erickson494 Gust Gustafson502, 522 504 516 520 Nels William VacantJohn Christopher Gust Gustafson MunsonShanahan Duffy
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY524 Daniel Backus544 John C. Russell546 Albert BeckCROSBY STREET.(Changed to Liberty.)CROSS STREET.From 600 East 2nd south to ErieR. R.—5th ward.Right and West Side.4 John L. Derby6 O. J. Thatcher12 Mrs. Minnie Peckham12 Vacant20 Charles Norquist20 John A. Lind24 W. G. Peckham30 E. F. Farman36 Gertrude Hazeltine36 Mrs. Carrie Isaacson40 Frederick J. SnowballChandler street intersects108 Alfred N. Anderson112 A. Frank Nelson116 Mathew Bishop116 Millard C. Holt122 Mrs. Otto PetersonCROSS STREET.Left and East Side.7 B. Dexter Morton7 Frank C. Derby7 John W. Reed11 Fred Danielson11 Mrs. Matilda PetersonCrescent street intersects33 Elizabeth Kellogg33 Albert B. Sandgren35 Charles G. Carlson35 Charles Shaffer37 William R. Cady39 Mead WrightChandler street intersects105 Gust Erickson109 Oscar Holmes109 Carl F. Hjerpe113 A. C. Thompson113 Frank Kowalskallo A. J. Jones121 Willis Burton121 Mrs. Eliza Patterson121 John Taylor121 Walter W. Hollister121 Edwin S. HillErie R. R.CROSSMAN From and 95th 900 Mrs. Left wards STREET. Main Welthy and . east North A. to Brickett Bowen.—1stSide.9 Cassius L. Simmons11 R. D. Pickard15 Allen Pickard15 Clark Crain19 Prof. Carl LaSalle23 J. H. Wilson105 Oscar B. Anderson105 David Lloyd111 Adam Ports115 Carl SandbergPrendergast avenue intersects211 U. S. Gibbs211 Wilbur B. Wood215 Elliott A. Fenton221 Albert M. Covey223 Martin J. Paquin223 Mrs. Maria Cooper227 T. W. LucasLakeview avenue intersects321 Edward L. Underwood325 William R. Fuller329 Mrs. N. H. Hill333 Evlyn A. Todd339 unarles JacobsonCROSSMAN STREET.Right and South Side.12 Jay Pickard14 E. B. Hildum .16 Mrs. Susan C. Perry24 Clinton LewisSpring street intersects108 Frank StearnsPrendergast avenue intersects212 Mrs. Ellen D. Jones214 George R. Butts216 Benj. Goldstein218 R. L. Cross220 Charles H. Elliott226 E. M. Schlaudecker230 F. E. HodgesLakeview avenue intersects310 E. B. Dewey312 Ray F. Pickard316 Patrick Moran334 Julius H. Christian338 William H. Miller340 E. Verne Bly342 George J. Welshofer346 William LearnedCULVER STREET.From 115 Steele south.—6th ward.Left and East Side.5 Gust P. HallCULVER Right 12 J. and J. STREET. McDonald West Side.
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYCROWNSTREET.From 198, Barrett west to Orchardstreet.—6th ward.Right and North Side.12 Charles Jones12 Andrew Lindahl18 Nels Anderson18 Axel C. Nelson20 Ferdinand Holmburg24 John Nelson24 Alfred Wickstrom30 Aaron Anderson30 Frank A. Sundquist34 John WennburgCharles street intersects114 Fred Hulquist118 John AndersonCROWN STREET.Left and South Side.11 Gust CarlsonDAVIS STREET.(Changed to Thayer.)DELAWARE AVENUE.From 407 Baker south to Newlandavenue—6th ward.Left and East Side.11 John Carlson23 George V. CarlsonDELAWARE AVENUE.Right and West Side.No housesDERBY STREET.From 123 South Main east to outlet—3rdward.Left and North Side.17 Henry Kohlbacher17 James S. Shaw19 Adolphus Drake21 23 Omer O. Link23 Verne Card25 Mrs. Rose GardnerEdward G. Johnson27 31 George W. Reeder27 31 William Peterson35 Robert B. Knight41 William Frank L. R. Harrington DavisDERBY Frank STREET. W. WolfeRight and South Side.20 Elmer A. Werle20 Mrs. Eliza M. Black20 Thomas H. Black22 Emerson A. Gilbert24 Oscar F. Farm26 Stephen L. Rice28 Frank Erickson28 Eric A. Forsbeck30 Augustus S. Harrington32 Elmer H. Wyman34 James Holmes34 David Carlson36 C. A. Gustafson36 Mrs. Mary RoddickDEXTER STREET.From 1017 East 2nd north to Falconer.—5thward.Left and West Side.No housesDEXTER STREET.Right and East Side.10 Vacant shop12 Mrs. Philo Sherwin24 Julius CoretteDICKERSON STREET.(Formerly E. Dickerson.)From opposite 1015 N. Main east toPrendergast avenue.—1st ward.Left and North Side.9 John I. Gilberds11 W. H. Mullen11 L. H. C. NuttingDICKERSON STREET.Right and South Side. 'No houses.DORN AVENUE.(Changed to <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave.)DOUGLAS PLACE.From opposite 624 Foote avenue eastto Virginia boulevard.—6th ward.Right and South Side.'No housesLinwood avenue intersectsDOUGLAS PLACE.Left and North Side.9 Charles PetersonDRIVING PARK ROAD.(Changed to Hopkins Ave.)EAGLE STREET.From 317 Willard street north toBenedict street.—4th ward.Left and West Side.9 Andrew Benson
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY11 Carl Traff23 S. S. Swanson27 Swan Boberg47 Elmer J. Peterson47 Charles Bergman57 John Bloomquist77 Hjalmar A. Bloomquist89 Axel BloomquistEAGLE STREET.Right and East Side.10 John Wigren10 Gust Hult16 S. E. Bergquist22 John S. Peterson32 Kenneth Richmond42 John Rahm48 William Haynes56 Gust Nelson76 Leonard Johnson76 Charles Johnson80 Albert Johnson86 Otto BloomquistEAST STREET.From 423 East 4th street north toEast 5th street.—1st ward.Left and West Side.5 Milton J. Fletcher7 J. B. BarkerEAST STREET.Right and East Side.2 Leland W. Palmer2 Victor L. Stone4 John Curry4 Theodore SwansonEAST BARKER STREET.(Changed to Barker.)EAST BUFFALO STREET.(Changed to Buffalo.)EAST COWDEN PLACE.From 143 Barrett street east.—6thward.Left and North Side.55 James HansenVacant houseVacant houseVacant houseVacaut houseEAST COWDEN PLACE.Right and South Side.Vacant houseVacant houseEAST DICKERSON STREET.(Changed to Dickerson St.)EAST EIGHTH STREET.From 800 North Main east to Grantstreet.—1st ward.Left and North Side.7 P. F. Lewis7 Charles F. Lewis11 -Mrs. Maria Carpenter11 Dr. George B. Jones15 Merritt Batchelder21 Mrs. Anna Sellvin21 Mrs. Mary HancockSpring street intersects105 James Peterson107 Fred A. Jones111 Benj. W. Hayward113 Eugene CadwellPrendergast avenue intersects217 C. L. Eckman217 Mrs. Caroline BranneySumner Place intersects221 Ernest H. Cook225 Henry C. PriceFulton street intersects301 Clyde G. JonesLakeview avenue intersectsNo housesLiberty street intersects513 Chas. E. Backus513 Charles Hedin515 William A. KnowltonLincoln street intersects609 Benj. S. Dean611 Perl A. Butts613 R. D. StoeltzingGrant street intersectsEAST EIGHTH STREET.Right and South Side.Union school lotSpring street intersects100 Mrs. Emma C. Evens100 F. Stumpf106 W. L. Grant108 Clarence A. Slone108 William W. SlonePrendergast avenue intersects208 Frank W. Cheney212 William R. JonesFulton street intersects300 Scott BakerLakeview avenue intersects408 514 516 612 614 Lincoln E. Liberty Frank Mrs. C. A. O. Jane Clara Hills Telia Peterson Pope street E. KocherspergDearing Martin intersects
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYEAST ELLICOTT STREET.(Changed to Ellicott.)EAST FIFTH STREET.From 416 Main east to East 2nd.—1st ward.Left and North Side.15 George H. AhrensPine street intersects111 Dr. Jane L. GreeleySpring street intersects205 Samuel BriggsPrendergast avenue intersects307 Christian Gossett311 Adolph G. Schurter315 Geo. E. Salisbury317 Mrs. Louise E. BassettFulton street intersects321 F. W. Kohmann323 Lawrence H. Gibson333 Mrs. Mary J. Sampson337 A. F. Kent341 Edward M. Mackey351 Harry R. LewisLiberty street intersects405 John Galloway411 A. French Jenks417 Mrs. Rebecca Densmore417 Dana Young417 Mrs. Mina Wilbur427 Mrs. Sylvia M. PageLincoln street intersects503 Geo. E. Maltby513 C. Eugene Bentley5zl Fred Briggs525 Wilton N. Cale529 Alfred E. Moore529 Luther M. Butman533 Fayette H. Pickett537 P. Anson Finley539 C. Harvey Kilburn545 Charles K. HaynesEAST FIFTH STREET. _Right and South Side.14 Wm. C. Piper16 VacantPine street intersects100 Mrs. Sarah Bemus104 Mrs. Mary E. BrownSpring street intersects210 Mrs. Edwin A. BradshawPrendergast avenue intersects316 ' Chas. C. Wilson318 Mrs. Sarah J. Hall334 342 352 356 Dr. Fred Edward Frank Robert Church Louis W. E. street A. Hyde Sessions H. Strong Peterson Snow intersects404 Wm. C. Briggs408 C. Herman Erickson410 Arthur W. Hjorth412 Gust Schreck418 Thos H. Smith418 Mrs. Carrie J. Rohde426 Mrs. Jane S. WardEast street intersects500 Austin H. Stafford500 Mrs. Adda H. Hatch504 Mrs. Mary A. Knapp504 Edward W. Gifford508 Mrs. Adelle S. Hill514 Mrs. Florence R. Carpenter51. John E. Bell516 Seward M. CrisseyEAST FOURTH STREET.From 322 Main street east to East2nd street.—1st ward.Left and North Side.St. Luke's church15 Wm. E. AingePine street intersects101 Shelden B. BroadheadSpring street intersectsi-u3 Mrs. Hannah 'Preston213 Wm. H. ProudfitPrendergsat avenue intersects305 Alba M. Kent315 Wm. O. Cook329 Milton H. Clarko6i M. B. Kent339 Mrs. Mary H. Tuckerman347 Edgar P. Putnam351 Arthur C. Wade353 Robert BryanFirst Baptist churchChurch street intersects401 Frank W. Cadwell405 Arthur K. Briggs409 C. Wm. Hjorth415 Mrs. Louisa V. Shaver423 Walter I. BlystoneEast street intersects433 Geo. D. Strong433 Oliver F. Chase433 C. Emerson Chase433 Mrs. Hannah Spencer •433 Mrs. Caroline VanDusenEAST FOURTH STREET.Right and South Side.2 Dr. J. E. Almy8 Mrs. Sophia A. Murphy8 Chas. F. Shults12 10 14 16 Edward Mrs. J. Chas. B. J. Mary Leach W. E. Morgan Herrick Leach B. Bentley
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY18 J. Whitleyj. me street intersects114Deluge Engine House No. 1_4James J. Lynch116Mrs." Myra DavisSpring street intersects210Central Branch school210Mrs. Mary S. CrossmanDr. A. L. D. Campbell312 First Church of Christ Scientist316 Prendergast avenue intersects322 Frank R. Ridell3_ Rev. Wm. H. Hickman328 Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey332 Jonn A. Osmer344 Vacant344% Rev. Otis A. Smith352 John W. Doubleday354 Wm. O. Hawkes356% Vacant356% John H. Prather358 Clarence A. Griffith358 Wm. Kinear362 Mrs. Eudora K. Pardee402 Anthony C. Bratt402 Vacant404EAST Church HAMILTON street intersects STREET.410 Elisha S. Johnson(Changed 410 to Hamilton.)Chas. L. BellEAST NEWLAND Clinton B. AVENUE. WinsorMrs. Jennie BlakesleyFrom 425 Wm. Foote L. Booth avenue east—4thward.Left and North Side.3 Alfred Benson3 John Bjornes7 Eric L. Vestlund11 Henry >N. CarlsonEAST NEWLAND AVENUE.Right and South Side.4 Sven M. Nelson4 Charles E. Topper8 John A. Anderson8 D. V. CoeEAST NINTH STREET.(Changed to Falconer east of Lakeviewand Strong St. west of Lakeview.)EAST PARK PLACE.(Changed to Cole Ave.)EAST SECOND STREET.From 200 Main northeast to limits.-^lst and 5th wards..Left and North Side.1-9 Burtch BlockLouis H. Slosberg9 John Vishna11 The Gin FizzJohn G. EidensLydia CadyJames P. Sewell13 Harris Bros15-21 Bush Block15 The Diamond Restaurant17 The Anderson19 The Club21 Peterson & YoungquistPine street intersects101-111 Vandergrift Building103101 Walter Heathcote105 Cairo Oil Co.Axel Johnson107 Emmet A. FrankCharles J. Anderson109 A. Frank NelsonDr. B. F. IllstonDr. L. H. SnowHenderson & LincolnNancy BartlettW. R. JohnstonNord Furniture Co.C. H. PetersonClara A. CampbellC. B. JonesSamuel Lundquist113-121 Jones Block113 Elisha B. GroverAndrew P. JonesMrs. Laora Decker115 Bard & Schreck• Herman J. Byers117 Charles A. JohnsonGeo. E. LewisHenry Sayers119-121 Babcock HouseSpring street intersects201-207 Amidon Block201 The Boston203 Manley JohnsonHarry P. GrayF. R. HoonWm. E. GronL. H. Johnson20o-207 James Joseph Hiram Clifford Eric Guy Mrs. Peterson C. Carrie Peterson Mia G. R. A. Bennett M. Smith Washburn Cole Millner Bros. A. Tibbets Burr
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY209 Young Bros.211 D. A. Kitch213-223 Y. M. C. A. Block213 Boys' Department Y. M. C. A.215-217 John Burklund & Co.219 Mrs. Amanda JohnsonPrendergast avenue intersects303 Fred E. Hatch309 Fred E. Whitley315 Corisande E. Fenton317 Frances B. Strunk327 Mrs. Lizzie C. Meredith329 Mrs. Ida V. Stillman331 James Batchelder333 Aquilla Cawcroft335 Almeda C. Anderson335 Charles Pearson335 Bernhard JohnsonEast 3rd street intersectsFirst M. E. church411 Geo. V. Blackstone517 Edwin J. Ashwell421 A. S. Dunham421 John T. WilsonChurch street intersects507 Mrs. Mary W. Baker507 Charles A. Flemingo^l Parker E. Pierce517 James W. Collopy525 Dr. J. W. NelsonEast 4th street intersects543 Henry Watson543 Harry LeBoeuf547 Albert Johnson551 Carl J. Wallen557 Horace Hitchcock559 Dewitt W. Allsdorf559 James D. Arird561 A. Jesse Landon563 John Davies567 James SandersEast 5th street intersects617 Mrs. Geo. W. Peirce617 Alonzo Devoe633 M. TurnerWinsor street intersects701 Dr. Clark Rawson701 Warren Wright707 C. S. Munson710 S. B. Sweet713 Edna L. George713 Miss Carrie Dole713 Mrs. E. Caskey713%715 719 723 731 741 757 137VacantE. Mrs. N. A. Frank M. H. Gust J. A. Alice Johnson Spencer WilliamsonMiller Carver Ruckman Bowen Hinman757763763763771775779781783787787"80181181582183784184585386989789791392192192993793793793793793993994194194995395310011001±0uj.100110171027102910351037105710011061Hannah CarlsonBowen street intersectsSarah B. CoatesOscar NelsonA. JohnsonThe Andersen Co.John GreenlandFrank NorquistMathew NashCarl Antcne HansonJohn A. BrandtFred LindThayer street intersectsMrs. Catherine RuggVacantJames WampleStowe street intersectsBrandin & EdsonFred CollinsCharles VanDervoortWeeks street intersectsMichaei D. BarryAxel BerggranDaniel L. SkipperJeffords street intersectsFrank P. JohnsonMary JeffordsNo nousesKipp street intersectsBartie B. HillerLucian A. DaviesChanes JohnsonThomas NoonF. W. GurneyPhillips street intersectsJacob H. JonesJones & HarrisJohn Prince, butcher shopHenry WarnerMary KelloggBenjamin RiderH. SteinhornEdward WrightSarah McCluskeyVacantAsa HindsEast Jamestown HouseBuffalo street intersectsStockwell & Co.Ivan StockwellDonald StockwellLuther WarnNo housesNewton WhitfordDexter Emil Royal Alonzo Devilo Heman Cowing C. Ralph M. Pedersen Rundell Silsby Rhodes KenisonC. L. street Pickard Kelseyintersects '
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY1065 Leonard Jones1081 Clement Waterman1083 Charles M. JohnsonCurtis street intersects1091 Elizabeth Frick1091 Joseph L. Frick1091 Mrs. Mary PetersonPublic school No. 71111 Clarence J. Service1115 Vacant1175 Bert Miller1175 Harrison Mosher1175 Morris Hotchkiss1175 Nills CromwellWoodlawn avenue intersects1275 Frank VanDewark1275 Isaac Cooper1275 VacantLindsey avenue intersects1301 Margaret Tooth1333 Fred MackeyA.006 H. LloydDakota avenue intersects1343 Stormer Bentley1343 James D. BentleyChadakoin Laundry1381 Gustavus Adolphus Orphanage1381 John S. SwenssonOrphanage street intersectsCity limitsEAST SECOND STREET.Right and South Side.2-6 New Fentcn buildingJones & Audette8 Phillips Drug Co.Robert B. BlanchardR. Newland Blanchard10 S. E. AndersonDr. Albert D. Young12 Henry JohnsonAxel LiebergRalph LindstromLaverne Gregg14 Andrew F. WestromGeo. H. Coburn16 Ed. S. Anderson18-24 Opera House Block18 The Elk Restaurant20 Carl Sundberg22 Samuels Opera HouseEdward DoaneJosie CastlemanMrs. Alta Stafford106-110 108 104 24 Milwaukee The Pine Louis Charles M. Star The A. Casino Theater street Lockwood Fredrick J. A. Mohr Nord Bottling intersects & Son Co.Walter H. HeathcoteL. A. ClarkMrs. Ida M. EkbeckMark BerryJ. W. Peterson1JL0 The Lindholm112 Ahlstrom Piano Co.116 J. G. Jones118 The Mint±18 Jerry Hiller118 Mrs. Lizzie Lenhart120-122 City Hotel120-122 Samuel H. Altice & SonGuenther block124 Hermon Johnson126 Henry Guenther126 Henry Ipson126 Wm. H. Neill126 Dan'l F. Persell128 Will J. Faris128 Wm. R. Coon204-210 Fenton block204-206 Bernhard Hardware Co.204 Charles Youngquist204 Mrs. C. Frank Henderson206 Mrs. Carrie Pfound208 John D. Johnson208 Earl Thompson210 McGinity, Johnson & Co.210 Geo. S. May216 Mrs. Katie E, CampbellStillers alley intersects212 Geo. H. Ingerson212 Carl Holmquist212 Gust Larson214 John Murkett216 Co.-Op. Supply store216 O. F. Larson216 Joseph McNeight218 Mrs. Ed. Jones218 O. F. Larson218 Frank Marsh220-222 Jorgenson & Olsen220 Oscar Peterson220 iSture Ljungberg222 E. J. Spencer222 John Helstrcm224 Wm. McLean228 Cal M. Johnson228 Sam Johnson296 John Berg298 E. D. Lloyd298306 310 298 300 308 302Fred WalkerBenj. Albert Axel Carl Leon Clayton Mrs. H. John Anna WarnerA. Goldstein Grace P. Francisco Thore Conner MargerisonLorentzen George
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY310 J. D. WhatfordInstitute street intersectsHigh schoolCollege street intersects, Chandler street intersectsUnitarian Church504 R. A. Parrott508 George H. Sharpe512 Frank A. Wilcox516 Charles E. Parks522 Dr. L. D. Bowman'528 Vacant532 Otto Bloomquist536 George W. Gokey540 Abraham AshworthImmanuel Lutheran church550 August Dahlquist (rear)550 Peter O. Peterson554 Morris Dahlquist556 Rev. Anders S. Benander558 Mary & Hattie Swanson562 Edward L. McClurg562 Peter Turner564 James Holmes564 Thorpe Williams600 Victor Johnson600 Henry F. Love608 Geo. W. Cobb610 Marshall Cobb614 Mrs. Mary L. Edson614 Rev. A. P. Hanson618 E. Vine626 Carrie Dole630 Ralph Holm630 Edward Mahoney632 Turner & Sons632 Vacant634 Clarence Turner634 Joseph WalkermanWinsor street intersects700 F. Oscar Peterson700 H. G. Gilbert700 Mead Gray700 Erick A. Olson702 Carlson & Brandt702 Rosina Stevens704 Frank George706-714 Munson & Johnson716-718 F. M. Curtis Co.734734744748748748750752752756756756No housesClinton F. KimberlyAlice RobinsonCheney street intersectsDr. C. A. RuggTheo. Van DusenAxel UlanderGust LawsonJohn JohnsonGust JohnsonElma CostellaLeonor AppletonGotfried JohnsonJohn W. Ostrom760760764768768774774776780780780784784786786786788788788790790790792792800802812812812814814816820820840840842842844868868872872884896%898912912914926930932932946946952952Thomas NieldJames W. RaistrickGustus JohnsonJoseph BergwallAnton BergwallJohn Lawson, groceryJohn Lawson iFred CalkinsCharles VanDeWarkWilliam C. MaddoxAlbert BabcockAlbert SturdevantArthur ButlerMrs. Elizabeth HumphreyMrs. Delia BentleyCharles DiamondCharles E. Scholin • 'John PetersonC. A. CarlsonGust NelsonAmil ShellbergJohn LeRoyBergeson & CarlsonMrs. Signa JohnsonNo housesThayer street intersectsGeorge FrazierAlbert LebergGust ClintJohn- EricksonFrank BurnsMrs. Johanna HawkinsonHial AtkinsJohn G. O'BrienFred H. OstranderMrs. Christine SwansonNo housesBishop street intersectsGust A. JohnsonJames FreyWilliam GreenwoodSamuel ThomasCharles LindstromNo housesCharles O. AndersonGeorge S. JonesQuarry Road intersectsWilliam E. AndrewsRobert LindquistJames DorrDaniel WatersEdward MahoneyCharles W. SwansonJohn P. GranbergJeffords Mrs. B. Charles Morris Edward Bella Conrad Cromwell F. Cenath Florida Tafft Rider Lungren Shelters J. Hose wagon Johnson A. house Hooker shop
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYBuffalo street intersectsCrescent street intersects1054 Harry Trepoortsy1058 M. Froonita1062 Vacant1070 Ellsworth Foreri076 Oscar Walt1078 Woodley KelleyStafford avenue intersectsNo houses1086 Fred S. Marsh1086 Mrs. Mary A. Kolb1088 Joseph Colenso1090 Rev. T. R. Courtice1102 Robert O. Hammond1106 Frank Turnbloom1110 VacantHopkins avenue intersects1200 Driving Park Hotel1200 Isaac Hardwick1208 Christine Swanson1208 Oscar England1210 Christopher Stapleton1276 Domenic Neeteus1370 Wellice C. Cady1370 Mrs. Helen Cady1388 Earl D. Stilson1390 Elias B. Stilson1392 Emory W. Fenton1398 Albert L. BrownNo housesTiffany avenue intersectsEAST SEVENTH STREET.From 612 North Main street east toWinsor street.—1st ward. (Not openbetween Pine and Liberty.)Left and North Side.1 John Hayes3 Joseph Powers3 Margaret Moynihan509 William Collier511 Rev. Fred M. Campbell515 Free Methodist ChurchLincoln street intersects603 Thomas J. Pierce605 E. B. Grover609 L. C. Reed613 H. M. RogersGrant street intersectsNo housesEAST SEVENTH STREET.Right and South Side.508 Joseph J. Lowman510 610 612 616 George J. Lincoln Augustus Merritt Carl M. A. Weller H. Jones street Berry F. Lowe Moses intersectsGrant street intersects718 Raymond Smith722 A. F. Nelson726 Mrs. Mary EgglestonEAST SIXTH STREET.From 518 North Main east to Winsor.—istward.Left and North Side.1 O. P. Stark1 T. E. Hopkins3 D. M. Jackson11 Vacant13 Charles Mace17 T. E. Hopkins17 William JamesPine street intersects103 Vacant107 Josiah R. Rankin107 Corisande J. Keeler111 Myron H. Botsford117 Mrs. A. W. StephensSpring street intersects201 James M. Grant209 Mrs. Clara Pennock213 Charles A. Ahlstrom217 Robert T. Logan217 Mrs. Sadie LymanPrendergast avenue intersects.307 W. S.'Hazzard311 Alfred Lehman311 Mrs. Carrie P. Cravens315 Mrs. Elnora BowenFulton street intersects401 James T. LarmonthLakeview "avenue intersectsNo housesLiberty street intersects501 M. P. Jacchson513 Mrs. Rose A. McCormick519 C. C. PedersenLincoln street intersects621 C. A. LundquistGrant street intersects627 Rovillus R. Rogers639 Vacant641 George York641 Mrs. Nettie Stewart645 Thomas B. Smith649 Carl E. Andersen653 John W. Carlson663 Mrs. Rachel D. WillardEAST SIXTH STREET.Right and South Side.110 Pine No Prendergast Mrs. Spring housesAnna street A. avenue intersects Farnham intersects-
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY300 Oscar F. Price306 D. M. Rundell310 F. L. Norton310 Weaver F. Fessler312 Charles W. Hutchinson314 S. S. TaylorFulton street intersects400 M. L. Ford408 Frederick Todd408 Charles Rush412 C. S. Keeler412 W. A. Keeler412 Mrs. Sarah M. Grant418 W. E. Klumbach424 Claude Taggert424 Mrs. Ezra Smith428 Gilbert Strong432 A. C. AndersonLiberty street intersects500 Thomas H. Smith506 Palmer K. Shankland512 Charles F. HalikerVacant factoryLincoln street intersects606 Carl Carlson614 Mrs. Emma Kase616 James Kelley618 George Anderson620 Richard E. Toothill622 John Stevenson628 James H. Price632 Charles Pond632 Mrs. Elizabeth Howard636 Tom Priestly640 Charles O. Anderson640 Frank Challstrom644 John A. Peterson644 William S. Petersen648 Emerson M. Traver650 George A. Gross654 Robert G. BaileyEAST THIRD STREET.From 222 Main street east to junctionwith East 2nd street.—1st ward.Left and North Side.3 Frank Marcello7 Eric DahlgrenG. A. R. HallThe Furniture Commercial Agc'yB. P. O. E. Hall9 Wm. Bealer & Son11 The People's Credit Clothing Co.Dr. E. M. Scofieid13-15 Jones Block13 15 17 21 19 23 Gage Joseph I Fabian Bedell Fulton Churchill .0. O. Furniture Graff Sellstrom & Market F. Gray Grocery Hall Co.Co.Pine street intersects101-103 New Lowry block101-103 J. C. Wass & Co.Johnson-Prather Co.Lawrence W. KempK. O. T. M. HallA. D. Falconer105 City Harness Store107 L. C. Reed107 A. E. Cawcroft109 Jamestown Electric Co.Fred Moon111 Charles H. Pew113 N. Y. & Pa. Tel. & Tel. Co.121 Salvation Army HallSpring street intersects211 John Heald213 Edward J. O'Neil213 Howard S, Thomas213 Kleber D. Haskins215 Wm. J. McElroy215 Olive E. Davis217 Mrs. E. E. EvansPrendergast avenue intersectsFirst Congregational church381 Mrs. Julia H. YatesM. E. church parsonageFirst M. E. churchEAST THIRD STREET.Right and South Side.2-8 Gifford blockFirst National BankAbrams & Wiltsie, rms. 1-2A. H. Stafford, rm. 3J. M. Weller & Son, rm. 3Swetland & Anderson, rms. 5-6R. F. Pickard, rm. 7Harry R. Lewis, rm. 8L. L. Hanchett, rm. 9A. Nyberg, rm. 156 M. H. Bozyan8 Brooks News Co.10 Fred E. HatchDr. E. L. WestT.'Henry Black12 Louis Heineman14 Charles S. White14 A. J. HawkinsSmith & JohnsonThe Tiffany Printing Co.E. E. Eddy & Co.Moses & Moody16 J. E. Morrison18 Clarence A. Hultquist100-106 20 22 24 Ingerson Black Goudy's K. Dick Hayward Pine F. Ellicott of S. Wickfield, street P. Eddy Bear bath Co. Hall & building Cafe intersects Co. parlors (basement)
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY100 Ethie P. Thatcher102 Nancy P. Bartlett104 C. H. Kilburn104 Sprague & Zeliff106 New York Tea & Coffee Co.Pickard & Dean, rms. 1-4Jamestown Lumber Co., rm. 5Jamestown Lighting & PowerCo., rm. 6Arthur Sturton, rm. 8Smith & Kinne, rm. 12Parks & Hazzard, rm. 14ijynndon Lumber & Supply Co.,room 17108-110 Fenton block108 Hull M. Hooker110 Pennsylvania Gas Co.Mrs. Cecil G. RowleyE. C. Cluney112-114 Holmes Awning works116 The Senate118 Jamestown Plumbing & HeatingCo.120 Jamestown Roofing Co.122 Horton Bros.J. S, Horton & SonSpring street intersects202-212 City HallCity Clerk, rm. 1Council chamber, rm. 2Mayor, rm. 3Committee room, rm. 4City Treasurer, rm. 5Police Court, rm. 6Chief cf Police, rm. 7Board of Assessors, rm. 9Department of Health, rm. 10Department of Water, rms. 11-14Board of Pub. W'ks, rms. 15-16-17City Engineer, rms. 15-16-17Electric Light Corn's, rm. 19216 Hattie JohnsonPrendergast avenue intersects304 Edward W. Curtis304 Thos. E. Allen308 Edith A. Wheeler310 Frederick M. Curtis312 J. S. B. Marshall312 E. J. B. Marshall314 Mrs. Mattie E. Carter320 Dr. A. Austin Becker322 Catherine L. Holmes324 Lawrence A. Fenton326 Fred B. Prudden344 332 338 340 342 330 Luzere Odell George Mrs. C. G. Elvira Jeanette Laura Haglund & J. N. Doolittle Nichols Dorn L. Doolittle Martin WhiteEIGHTEENTHSTREET.(Formerly Remold Ave.)From 1037 Main west to Washingtonstreet.—2nd ward.Left and South Side.9 Alonzo J. Tiffany9 W. Ernest Tiffany37 Geo. W. Brown39 John GuinnanEIGHTEENTH STREET.Right and North Side.6 Mrs. Anna WilcoxELEVENTH STREET.(Formerly Rathbone St.)From 869 Main west to J. C. & L.E. tracks—2nd ward.' Left and South Side.11 Sarah J. Griffith19 Alexander L. Stewart21 Isaac F. Rose23 Herbert E. Norton27 Mrs. Katherine Folland29 Bert L. Blackmon29% Henry S, Earl33 Mrs. Josie M. Jones33% Frank McFarland35 Duane J. Kelley39 James H. Erwin41 John A. Farm45 Edward R. Schafer49 Charles D. Backus53 Vacant57 Samuel A. Brown61 _rs. Mary J. Davis61 E. M. Vensel65 Chas. A. Hatch69 Mrs. Eliza BaagleyWashington street intersects105 Orren C. Leroy107 Peter L. Decker107 Alton M. SilsbyLafayette street intersectsNo housesJefferson street intersects. .No housesELEVENTH STREET.Right and North Side.8 Geo. W. Potter12 Chas. E. Maclease12 Devillo Maclease18 C. Ephriam Ringquist22 Albert C. Walden26 Vacant38 30 34 Wm. Richard Fred A. J. Miller N. Krone Wickfield, . Sr.
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY42 Mrs. Carrie E. Klock46 Mrs. Ella M. Wade48 James McVay50 Mary Connor50 Martin H. Furlow54 Robert L. Dunham62 John A. Anderson66 Mrs. Rachel M. Bissell68 Edward Kenyon72 Mrs. Hattie KingWashington street intersects106 Geo. H. Edwards108 Geo. T. ChambersLafayette street intersectsJamestown Driving ParkELLICOTT STREET.From between English and Kingstreets south to Shaw avenue.—4thward. (Formerly Ellicott and EasftEllicott.Left an East Side.21 Solomon Spencer33 Eric PetersonKing street intersects49 Carl O. Peterson49 Carl Carlson61 Axel R. Johnson65 Gust Halburg71 . G. W. Bird77 Charles Halberg83 Magnus Olson87 John Johnson87 Alfred Peterson91 22 Walter T. A. LaudenslagerMorse95 32 Wm. H. OldsLeonard King street A. Jones intersects103 66 Wm. Mrs. Margaret Langdale HarringtonELLICOTT 68 Claus STREET. AndersonRight 78 Nathaniel and West Side. Dracup78 Gus TurnquistELLIOT AVENUE.From before 510 Forest avenue westto Colfax street.—6th ward.Left and South Side.11 Jacob P. Jacobson21 Otto P. Johnson31 Wm. S. Green35 Mrs. Caroline Reed,39 Alfred CarlingELLIOT AVENUE.Right and North Side.No housesELK STREET.From 13 Franklin street north toChandler street.—5th ward. (FormerlyElk street and Elk Ext.Left and West Side.5 James W. Hutley9 W. M. Jacobson11 Alfred Peterson13 Andrew Johnson15 Benjamin Proctor17 Horsfall Crowe19 James LeeELK STREET.Right and East Side.12 Herbert J. Niles14 John J. StonehouseENGLISH STREET.From 346 Allen east to Camp.—4thward.Left and North Side.j Vacant11 Charles A. Anderson13 Charles J. JohnsonBarrows street intersects117 Thomas H. Bailey117 Andrew F. KellerTower street intersects229 C. F. Johnson229 William JohnsonBemus street intersectsNo housesWillis street intersectsHolman street intersects397 Vacant store401 Mrs. Emma Anderson403 John A. Carlson40 v Andrew Hegg605 Victor Holmberg605 Vernie Anderson609 Charles Johnson623 Eugene H. Benson627 Corbin Willard673 Charles D. Colburn751 Alfred NelsonENGLISH STREET.Right and South Side.No housesBarrows street intersects120 John Starstrom120 Eric EekvahlTower street intersects494 Carl J. ShurmanKing street intersects6-- Jesse Parker662 Rufus Brogden
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYENSIGNSTREET.From 346 Willard street south.—4thward.Left and East Side.No housesPearl avenue intersects101 Gust Anderson103 Andrew AndersonENSIGN STREET.Right and West Side.No housesEUCLID AVENUE.From 1154 Prendergast avenue eastto Ormes.—1st ward.Left and North Side.193133117123125127131133135137139120122124128130132134136138Elsie E. LeetDr. James G. TownsendJoseph SmithLakeview avenue intersectsWalter HitchcockDavid F. BraleyW. L. DormanJohn BraffLee V. WalkerThomas EnnisC. Emil SwansonElmer CarlsonVacantEUCLIDAVENUE.Right and South Side.VacantC. W. StrongReuben G. OwensOscar SwansonH. R. BriggsG. A. WestE. George LindstromVavantVacantFAIRFIELDAVENUE.From 401 Forest avenue east.—3rdward.Left and North Side.No houses.FAIRFIELD AVENUE.Right and South Side.8 Mrs. Anna Johnson12 Mrs. Louisa Johnson12 Albert Eckman16 Axel Gustafson16 Hjalmar Wolf24 S. O. Barnhart24 S. P. Nelson• 32 Gustav O. Gustafson32 Gust BernhardtFAIRMOUNT avenue.From 533 W. 3rd'northwest to lits. (Formerly Ashville Ave. from 145)—6th ward.Left and West Side.7 Charles A. Breed13 J. M. Himebaugh19 W. S. Cameron23 Walter B. Horton27 W. M. Davis31 Emory R. Davis35 John HerbyHamilton street intersects43 Herbert L. Hunt43 Lucien J. Warren43 Mrs. Frances Briggs47 T. M. Roberts47 D. C. Howard51 Mrs. Janette Metcalf51 Mrs. Agnes Young57 Frank G. Nordstrom57 Fred S. Persell61 P. M. Johnson61 Dr. J. H. Henderson65 B. D. Chadwick73 J. D. Abrams81 C. E. Treat81 Mrs. Helen Rice85 A. J. Butts89 Wilton H. Delaney89 Eric A. Ekedahl91 Charles Graves91 David Lundberg93 C. B. Turney93 John Bailey ,95 Edward Sheldon95 Carlos Guenther103 Mrs. Margaret Curry107 John HermanJ. C. & L. E. R. R. intersects.W. 8th street intersects117-123 Riverside Hotel145-153 Jamestctwn Table Co.157 Frank MosherErie R. R. intersects181 E. L. Whitney183 H. Muller185 E. R. AndersonFairview avenue intersects199 John A. Eidens199 215 223 227 Levi Hall Albert John J. Leonard Catlin E. J. Erickson A. Crockett avenue Griffith Lovejoy Brown Snyderintersects
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY237245245245%251251259263263267283283333333339343387391403William RossMrs. Janette GourleyAlfred WilhelmBertram A. WheelerW. S. WhiteHenry Van TuylCook avenue IntersectsG. A. Benson0. C. CarlsonP. C. MaynardMrs. Sarah Ann JonesLakin avenue intersectsLuther S. LakinMrs. Elizabeth LakinHallock street intersectsJ. W. HineWalter Van VleckSamuel C EntwistleMrs. Margaret LombardFullerton avenue intersectsVacantWm. B. HodgesMrs. W. J. FullertonMcDannell avenue intersectsFAIRMOUNT AVENUE.Right and East Side.12 Louis N. Olmstead22 L. W. Wiltsie22 E. A. Norton28 John Thompson WilsonHamilton street Intersects36 Chas. E. Stratton40 J. B. Collins44 D. C. Sixbey48 B. C. CouchmanWest 5th street intersects64 H. E. Butler70 Enoch Ohnstrand80 Mrs. Mary MurrayWest 6th street intersects90 J. W. Butterfield100 Ferdinand Bauer102 W. F. Ingraham102 Hugh Flannigan106 Home Relief Society108 A. E. Davis & Co.West 8th street intersectsJ. C. & L. E. R. R. depotJones & Gifford Ave. intersectsErie R. R. intersectsMetallic avenue intersects174 A. R. Catlin176 E. G. Lovejoy & Co.178 Ernest L. Swan180 J. A. Sherman184 Henry Kohlbacher186 Frank Hibbard186 W. H. Knapp190 E. H. Woodward194 196 John Mrs. Mary Hackett T. Hall Woods198 Albert Burns198 Frank HerbertLivingston avenue intersectsNo houses256 Geneva street intersectsT. L. StocktonGenesee street intersectsNo housesMeadow Lane intersects334 No houses344 Hallock street intersects360 Mrs. Mary WrightFanny L. Gardner406 Hammond street intersects420 Wilkinson HallLovell avenue intersectsJohn(FormerlyH. AndersonAshville Ave.)George A. F. KentBeyond limits.FAIRMOUNTLeft andAVENUE.South Side.Harry D. LeparJ. W. LydonCharles H. RoneyGeorge W. KoehlW. P. GriggsCyrus E. JonesMrs. J. W. ButtonLake View Rose GardensAndrew EllisonHoward avenue interesctsVacant factoryJohn W. WindsorRichard B. MetcalfMichael P. McCueFAIRMOUNT AVENUE.Left and South Side.John F. JollyEarl M. StrunkElla ShearmanWellman avenue intersectsAndrew J. McMillanA. L. WordenA. W. WicksJ. S. LeonardGeorge FergusonL. E. HockettW. W. WilsonElmer C. Gifford_-. M. MartinMrs. Clementine J. GiffordFAIRMOUNT AVENUE.(Formerly Ashville Ave.)Beyond city limits.North and Right Side.Harry P. GiffordMrs. Frank Oscar Sidney Anna H. Johnson E. Butler King B. Gifford
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYLevi LoomisB. J. OdellSamuel KentM. A. KentHoward W. AilingIsaac A. ShearmanMiss Roxana DavisPeter N. TuttleDavid EckholmC. C. LarsonFAIRVIEW AVENUE.From opposite 174 Fairmount southto West 3rd.—6th ward.Left and East Side.No housesWest 6th street intersects105 Chas. C. Wright111 John Bush117 Edward Cowing117 Frank Fairbanks121 George Stedman125 Martin Peterson]9c ""falter H. Haynes129 John Hayes131 Patrick Fitzgerald133 Titus Clarke137 Wm. J. Corkery±39 Timothy Corkery143 Israel CarpenterFAIRVIEW AVENUE.Right and West Side.8 Charles Greenwood10 Walter Irwin12 E. E. Lovejoy12 Elmer R. Scott20 William F. Lepp26 Edward L. Lombard28 J. F. Seymour28 Mrs. Hettie Thorn30 William S. KelsoWest 6th street intersects108 Roswell Rowleylu8 Charles A. Jenner110 John Curran112 D. J. Corkery130 Charles E. Peterson132 Thomas Hannon150 John MurrayFALCONER STREET.(Formerly East 9th to Winsor.)From 134 Lakeview east.—5th ward.Left and North Side.23 James S. Hayward47 31 35 39 43 Wm. Fred John A. R. Beurstrom Price Nelson Torrance51 Thomas Mahoney59 John W. Briggs59 Mrs. Mary Wescott63 Frank Tweedale63 Mrs. J. E. RevellsWinsor street intersects105 August Wallen109 Smith Ackroyd109 E. W. BucklinSturges street intersectsBranch school No. 10.99 O. Pennell99 James BrightonBowen street intersects143 John T. Carlson143 Mrs. _ary Carlson147 F. W. Elf151 Victor GronbergThayer street intersects165 Frank O. Anderson171 Charles A. GoransonStowe street intersects201 Edward HokensonWeeks street intersects257 Carl V. Lawson261 Albert B. Walther261 Andrew Sampson265 Will FairbanK.277 *Carl Nelson299 Mrs. Ida B. Geer305 Theodore C. Fox315 Thomas BottomleyBuffalo street intersects343 Thomas E. Reeder349 Gust A. Anderson359 Carl E. Blanchard363 W. C .Stanley365 Frank A. Cease373 Mrs. Josephine Strickland379 Frank A. ImusCowing street intersects393 Frank A. JohnsonDeering avenue intersects413 E. H. JohnsonFALCONER STREET.Right and South Side.No housesLiberty street intersects30 John A. Burch34 Ingerson Co.Lincoln street intersects58 J. B. SpiersGrant street intersects108 80 84 .8 92 W. Winsor James J. Lottie Mrs. Carl H. A. Viola Short Haupin Ellickson Sellew McCallum Scott street Hill intersects
JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY120124138142142146146168168188188188192192ltf6196202202214214218218222228238254254278292370370370370Carl OlsonAugust RaskBowen street intersectsGust SagerstromMrs. Priscilla EllenerW. H.' KarlCharles GustafsonEmil GustafsonThayer street intersectsEdwin LerowMrs. Jennie CoulcherStowe street intersectsGeorge W. WhiteAlbert WassbergEdward MolanderMrs. Christine HendricksonC. P. DanielsonRobert PrattClyde RandallMrs. Hedwig MellquistFred TurnerWeeks street intersectsGust JohnsonCharles SpjutBert RyanMrs. Kate RyanJohn CarlsonLewis ProsserW. E. HibbardJeffords street intersectsE. L. RexfordClaude SundbergKipp street intersectsCharles CarpenterJohn ChappellChamplin street intersectsNo housesBuffalo street intersectsBuffalo St. M. E. churchNo housesDexter FEDERAL street STREET. intersects(Formerly A. Thayer N. Liberty St.)From Lawrence Fluvanna Whynpennyavenue north to citylimits—2nd Cowing ward. street intersects5 .Ernest No houses J. TriscuitFENTON Curtis PLACE. street intersectsJohn SamuelFrom 46 South Main west to ForestE. C. Williamsavenue—3rd ward.Joseph DennisLeft and South Side.Mrs. Alice Rider1 Albert Gilbert13 Carl T. Folcker1j Oliver W.- Bunting21 Charles D. Parker23 John C. Markle31 Andrew Lockwood31 _rs. Louise A. Derby33 Lyman Cole33 William C. HarmonFENTON PLACE.Right and North Side.6 A. Bloomstrand26 V. T. Hall26 Mrs. Dora Carter28 Eagle Hose28 Fire PoliceFENTON PLACE.(Changed to Front St.)FIFTEENTH STREET.(Formerly West Dickerson St.)From 1015 Main west to Washington-2nd ward.Left and South Side.7 Chas. R. Lovejoy9 Zachariah Norton13 Gust Folcker15 Wm. G. Martindale17 Wm. Smith21 Frank xianson21 Mrs. Lydia Bennett25 Alpine A. Stewart33 Stephen C. Averill33 Walter J. Holt35 C. Leonard Hutt39 Orsell C. Lee63 Peter U. Lindberg€5 Edgar EvansFIFTEENTH STREET.Right and North Side.8 John N. Halladay14 Lloyd S. Gibson16 Chas. R. DuBois16 Ernest M. Whitaker24 Frank B. Smith24 Ernest Maybee26 John M. Johnson32 James M. Hill40 Benjamin Perry50 Grant A. King64 Frank Becker66 Mrs. Elma Towne68 Edson MarshFILLMORE STREET.(Changed to Taylor St.)
JAMESTOWNFLAGG AVENUE.From opposite 22 Stafford east toHopkins avenue—5th ward.Right and East Side.4 Lewis Vincent10 Simeon Vincent12 Fred Waff16 William McAvoy16 William Waite18 Henry A. Simpson32 Herbert LeRoy34 Charles LeRoy34 Mrs. Bessie LeRoy38 Steve Joslin38 George B. Snyder40 Fred LaRoy40 Jacob H. Jones48 Elmer E. PorterFLAGG AVENUE.Left and West Side.31 Carl P. Regenor35 William Larcombe37 Sidney Danforth39 Alvin Bullock41 Eugene M. StonerFLETCHER AVENUE.From 124 Hamilton north along St.R'y lines—2nd ward.Left and West Side.Street car barnsFLETCHER AVENUE.Right and East Side.22 A. Clyde Peterson22 DeWitt NoblesFLUVANNA AVENUE.From 1113 Main northwest to citylimits—2nd ward.Left and South Side.15 Clarence J. Sprague23 Jay L. Barnett31 Karl RalphFLUVANNA AVENUE.Right and North Side.14 John Huntington18 Elmer E. Sprague22 Fred W. DeweyFOOTE AVENUE.From before 104 Chandler south tocity limits—5th, 3rd and 4th wards.Left and East Side.9 J. Fred Jones13 Frank W. PalmeterDIRECTORYj.9 H. Ernest Curtis25 William F. Stitt29 Albert E. Appleyars!31 Edward AppleyardCrane street intersects41 Fred Myers41 George Murphy43 Peter Olson43% Frank Carlson47 Mary A. Stapleton47 Mrs. Helen O. RileyErie R. R. intersects.57 F. Gagliano59 F. Cosimano59 F. Gagliano63 D. Gagliano63 S. Gagliano63 J. Evanczak69-71 Lavin & FoxHarrison street intersects109 Mrs. Sylvia Southwick109 Leslie Southwick113 Isaac Rushworth & Son113 E. J. Ashwell & Co.117-123 Caldwell Cabinet Co.Waterman street intersects131 Axel F. Gustafson131 Ernest E. Barnes135 Andrew J. LindWater street intersects147 Mrs. Catherine Monroe151 Mrs. Lucia Thrall151 Mrs. Florence StoreyAllen street intersects207 W. C. A. Hospital219 Mrs. Leonora E. Sheldon223 Henry L. Chamberlain225 John MahoneyMechanic street intersects303 Mrs. Lucy A. Fenton303 Mrs. Maria L. Hunt311 Andrew B. CarterArnold street intersects325 Mildred F. Clark325 J. S. H. Partridge327 Earl E. Carpenter327 Mrs. Lucy A. Sherman327 Edwin K. Carpenter331 Frank O. Strandburg331 Mrs. Lena Carlson335 John A. Fray335 Clarence A. Fray335 Arch W. Thorpe347% 341 343 345 349 George Jacob Frank Andrew Joseph Mrs. Oscar C. Otto Charles P. Allen Lucinda Londahl Carlson A. H. W. Sandberg Swanson Sampson Thomas^ DavisDye
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY367 Richard J. Lindsey367 Carl Jtamlow367% Alfred J. Showier367% Herbert Holdsworth369 Charles Weidholm371 George J. Eckloff375 Reinhol G. Soderstrom375 Ernest A. Lindquist379 George C. Fowler379 Laverne Wright383 Wilbur M. Durham405 Mrs. Elizabeth C. Wicks405 Thomas FletcherCamp street intersects415 Ralph E. Waite415 Mrs. Mary A. Howard423 Allen Park Meat Market425 Charles A. AndersonNewland avenue intersects617 George P. Kofod619 Fred AndersonMartin Road intersects715 Gust Culleen745 Frank AndersonBreed street intersects751 William G. CooperFOOTE AVENUE.Right and West Side.10 Rev. Carl A. Seaberg16 Chas. P. Carlson20 R. Curtis Barth20 Chester L. Gurnsey28 Jacob N. Wiborg30 Erastus Tefft34 John E. Parsons38 Enoch Shaw38 Carl Lindberg38% George Lindberg42 Alfred Riley44 Brooke Huntington44 Charles Darling46 John Turner48 George W. Murkett50 Michael Corbett50% Frank O. StaffordErie R. R. tracks intersect66 <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Refrigerating Co.68 Mrs. Barbara E. Vining68 John N. Findlay68 John Wheelhouse70 VacantHarrison street intersects106 - Albert Tolson106\ Elizabeth Robertshaw108 " Mrs": Sarah Pickles-1&_M- 110 Briggs Jaitnestown Flag Anton James Empire Snuff A. Dunderdalestreet Furniture Carlson Co. Cigar intersects Co. Co.134 Christian Lindgren134% C. O. Jotnson136 Wm. H. Spencer136 Harold C. Grayson136 Lyle Scheri'aerhorn140 Mrs. Mary Kristol140 Addison BroLSon142 Walter Shaw146 Hjert & Scott148 Beecher Heme Bakery148 Eva Beecher148 Joseph C. Jacksm148 Elmer W. Davis148 Grover C. Link150 Mrs. Emily Knight152 George SayersAllen street intersects226 Luman D. Harrison226 Mrs. Charlotte HarrisonMechanic street intersects300 Olson Bros.300 Oscar S. Olson302 Berglund & Sundquist302 Waldermere Berglund304 Andrew Broberg310 Wilson C. Stevens314 Charles Lindbeck322 Ernest Gornall322% Andrew O. Anderson322% Victor Anderson324 Mrs. Roxana Barlow324 Henry C. Marvin328 John A. Anderson334 Mrs. Nancy Root334 John Stafford336 James L. Sprague340 N. Allison Graham342 Alvin F. Akin346 Charles E. Rohlin346 C. Laverne Wheeler348 James Ingham350 Fred Smith352 Albert E. Sherman356 James E. Hanson360 Charles H. Woodhall360 Samuel Crumb362 Peter Bloomquist366 H. O. Berry366% Guy C. Pillsbury366% Harry Rosenberg366% Warren Harding372 Calvin Bush374 C. G. Willing374 Clyde G. Wooley378 Charles M. Kinnear378% 384 380 382 402 406 410 Fred John William Fabian Charles Amil Olof J. A. R. Saunders Nelson SandstromHangen Zeliff M. Johnson F. LaForce Bushey
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY416 John F. Smith420 Allen R. ManbertNewland avenue intersects504 Luther Congleton5i
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY216 Edward V. Jones216 Axel Swanson218 Jacob F. Jacobson224 Mrs. Isabella Cooley224 Axel 'Frantsen >224 Sherman Keyes224 Otis Garfield228 C. M. Anderson230 Mrs. Josephine Peterson238 Eric M. Nelson.244 Emma Berquist244 Oscar Peterson244 Augusta Petersen248 Morris Brogren254 Gustaf A. Johnson254 John A. Hagglund262 Mrs. Christine Broberg262 Mrs.. Christine Ribbing262 Oscar Ribbing262 Mrs. Hulda E. NelsonNewland avenue intersects304 Chas. A. Sellstrom310 Alfred Carlson310 Oscar Anderson314 Fred Anderson314 Magnus Hagstedt316 Willis E. Babcock320 Axel Vahlin322 Christian W. Neilson324 Emil W. Danielson326 C. G. Larson330 Charles Anderson332 Thurston Melquist338 Andrew Johnson338 Chas. A. Olson340 A. HagstromElliott avenue intersectsBio i>jois w Nord520 Frank E. Garfield702 Albert T. Undberg810 Thomas Russell894 Mrs. Mary J. Laughlin906 VacantFOREST PARK.From 124 Forest avenue west.—6thward.Left and South Side.9 Perry J. MartinFOREST PARK.Right and North Side.2 Lewis F. Wilkes2 Mrs. Louise Brainard8 Nathan J. Buck10 Wallace J. MoreyFOUNTAIN FOREST (Changed STREET. AVENUE.to 17th McKinley St.) Ave.)FOURTEENTH STREET.(Formerly Rubinkam Ave.)From 931 .Main west to Washingtonstreet—2nd ward.Left and South Side.3 Oliver E. Williams3 Andrew J. Maring5 Christian Hanson7 Edward B. BlinnFOURTEENTH STREET.Right and North Side.12 Louis B. Brown10 Edson C. ParkerFRANCIS STREET.From 1 Front street south to Palmer—6thward.Left and East Side.105 Bernt A. Mohl105 Chas. K. HenningFRANCIS STREET.Right and West Side.106 Edgar Manges108 Mrs. Louise Atwood108 Elmer Atwood110 John Nelson112 Martin L. LawsonFRANKLIN STREET.From 29 Center east and north toChandler.—5th ward. (Formerly Alpaca,Short Eagle and Franklin Sts.)Left and North Side7 Edwin Turnell11 Smith Ormondroyd11% Ernest Carlin15 James Garnett29 Mrs. M. L. Carlson33 Mrs. M. Dahlman45 Mrs. Teresa Papa51 Samuel Moulding55 Jonathan Petyt55 Joseph Kiley59 Alfred Shelgren59 Mrs. Clara Sundell61 Mrs. Christine NelsonFRANKLIN STREET.Right and South Side.10 John Landrigan14 Mary Stewart14 Mrs. Martha Haggas18 Isaac Rushworth20 Joseph Geser30 Joseph Fieldhouse32 Victor Johnson34 Francis Walsh38 August Stanander
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY44 Antonia Voto44 Fleger Powell50 Mrs. Augusta Lund52 Mrs. Martha Booth52 A. P. Lawson54 George Ellis58 Herbert U. Sundholm58 Barth Waid62 A. T. AndersonFRINK AVENUE.From 109 Cowing east to Curtis—5th ward.Left and North Side.43 John V. W. Beebe45 Thomas SanctuaryDearing street intersectsCalvin S. BlanchardFRINK AVENUE.Right and South Side.No housesFRONT STREET.From 12 Williams west to Hall, avenue.—6thward. (Formerly Fentonstreet.)Left and South Side.Chapman street intersectsNo houses1 Francis D. SteeleFrancis street intersectsNo housesSprague street intersects13 John N. EckmanTew street intersects205 Andrew W. JohnsonHighland avenue intersectsNo housesFRONT STREET.Right and North Side.No housesHall avenue intersects612 Geo. C. Van DusenFENTON PLACE.(Changed to Sumner Place.)FULTON STREET.From 317 East 5th street north toEast 9th.—1st ward.Left and West Side.5 John F. Harrington7 Mrs. Bertha Whitney13 Mrs. Mary Y. Johnston17 Geo. M. HodgkinsEast 6th street intersects109 Frederick Christian111 Mrs. Evelyn B. Hitchcock115 Charles Felt1x5 Ralph Taylor119 J. Charles Alton121 Alfred Harris123 James R. Kimball125 Mrs. Jennie P. Thayer129 Albert R. WeaverEast 8th street intersects213 Leonard S. Pennell213 Harold L. F. Brown215 J. Frank Kingman215 Grant Hunt217 Mrs. Lefa Carrier221 Axel Anderson229 Elof Wicander231 Edward Lindstrom233 W. A. Thompson235 Albert McNeal241 Henry Rappole245 Bert G. Tiffany251 Levi M. StoneFULTON STREET.Right and East Side.12 John C. MasonEast 6th St. intersects120 William E. Stevenson122 John Tweedale126 Frank C. Rice130' Jonas Woodhead134 Wm. L. Potter138 Eugene M. HoffmanEast 8th street intersects206 Cyrus Kinne212 George A. Dawson214 Frank Kibling214 Henry B. Wilhelm216 Daniel Shearman216 Erwin D. Shearman220 Abner Ellison220 Mrs. Margaret Stuart224 Charles J. Saunders226 Albro C. Holmes234 Geo. L. Graves236 Orrin B. Hayward236 Walter C. Gifford240 Mrs. Robert E. Falconer246 Henry W. Throop252 A. C. GuertinGARFIELD STREET.From 17 Sherman to Maple street.—4th ward.11 155 7 9 August Henry George Vacant John Frank Left P. J. and HjertH. Erickson Jones Anderson North Side.
JAMESTOWN STREETDIRECTORYGARFIELD STREET.Right and South Side.No housesGENESEE STREET.From 500 Fairmount avenue northto Livingston avenue—6th ward.Left and West Side.3 Wm. H. Risley13 John E. Smith23 Victor L. Carlberg25 Wm. L. CampbellGENESEE STREET.Right and East Side.14 Vacant16 James Hosford18 Vacant20 Henry D. BemisGLASGOW AVENUE.(Formerly Jones Ave.)From junction Steele and Barrettwest to Williams.—6th ward.Left and South Side.73 Charles A. Berquist75 George Shaver75 John E. Jaderstrom77 Mrs. Emily C. BlissGLASGOW AVENUE.Right and North Side.No housesGRANDIN STREET.From 30 Sampson west to Colfax.6th ward.33591111Left and SouthCharles SigularJames J. HannonErick JohnsonEarl W. KelleyGlenn M. BurtWilliam GlantzJohn CarlsonFred CarlsonSide.GRANDIN STREET.Right and North Side.4 Elmer P. Hagman4 Frederick C. Hagman6 Oscar PalmGRANT STREET.From 627 East 6th north—1st ward.Left and West Side.107 Joseph TrainorEast 8th street intersects41 Thomas Edmunds41 Mrs. Louise Johnson45 Charles E. Weeks49 George S, Doolittle55 C. E. Wade57 O. T. JohnsonGRANT STREET.Right and East Side.12 Howard S. RodgersEast 7th street intersects42 John J. Trainor44 Byron S. Lazelle44 George Cobb50 Elof Johnson50 Charles Lindstrom52 F. O. WennerbergGREAT JONES STREET.(Changed to Mt. Vernon Place.)HALL AVENUE.From 203 Fairmount avenue southto Palmer—6th ward.Left and East Side.3 Mrs. Catherine Crowe5 Mrs. Jennie Spencer7 Mrs. Sarah Van Vleck7 Bert Helgren11 Charles Peterson17 Peter M. Lindgren25 Cornelius GalivanWest 6th street intersects107 Fred F. McGill107 Julius E. Melring107 Ralph C. Young115 Patrick J. Woods117 John T. Cronin127 Chas. Jensen129 George K. Olsen131 C. J. Lake145 Vacant147 James MorrisseyWest 3rd street intersectsNo housesFront street intersectsHALL AVENUE.Right and West Side.10 R. L. Gardner10 Charles W. Jackson16 Rev. Charles D. Reed22 Mrs. Christine Palmer38 Ashbel R. CatlinWest 6th street intersects108 Dallas E. Davis112 Joseph R. Peckli4 116 Edward Nels P. Hanson Johnson
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY120 Axel W. Olson120 R. W. Entwistle122 August Petersen154 W. N. LydleWest 3rd street intersectsNo houses238 Claus Nilson238 Nels SwansonFront street intersects300 Andrew P. JohnsonBranch school No. 8.Clarke avenue intersectsHALLOCK STREET.From Newland avenue north.—6thward. (Formerly Outlet, Hallock andNorth Hallock.Left and West Side.53 Conrad Carlson57 M. F. Dealing63 George Mohl75 Tony BrummerRidgeway avenue intersects91 Cassius H. Fox95 John Ribbing109 William Cowing113 Theodore Fisk113 Marvin Price133 Stephen A. Baker149 Clayton W. Baker203 F. W. Walden261 G. S. CardHunt road intersectsWoodworth avenue intersects287 John Rick291 Walter H. Widrig295 Peter SchenckFairmount avenue intersects.329 C. M. Hixson333 Charles WidrigLivingston avenue intersectsErie R. R. intersectsGeorge Montague505 Valentine Kestler511 Claude Kaadtman521 Geo. J. DavisHALLOCK STREET.Right and East Side.80 William CoatesPalmer street intersects178 Thaddeus Matson200 Wm. V. Stearns212 D. C. HuntWest 3rd street intersects234 250 254 270 John Wm. Fairmount A. Mrs. R. J. Minnie H. Thomas Dye Calkins Stone avenue Teudesman intersects398 James A. SmithLivingston avenue intersectsErie R. R. intersects488 Himebaugh Bros.502 Jacob P. Ernewein510 Andrew C. AikenHAMILTON STREET.From 409 Murray avenue west tocar barns.—2nd ward. (FormerlyHamilton and East Hamilton.)Left and South Side.No houses ,Fairmount avenue intersects37 Frank H. Rummer37 N. G. Parker3i» Charles E. Wood45 Mett M. Crosby47 Herman B. Goodwin51 Wm. G. JohnsonHAMILTON STREET.Right and North Side.8 Mrs. Jane Peckham12 Fred E. ArmitageFairmount avenue intersects34 Henry C. Day34 Morgan H. Day36 Vernon W. Stoddard36 .Ralph N. Robinson40 Harry C. Wahlgren40 W. Carver BallLangford street intersects48 Charles Johnson52 Ernest S. Rhodes52 Irving A. BrownHAMMOND STREET.From 714 Fairmount avenue north.—6th ward. (Incorrect numbers.)Left and West Side.19 William H. Henart15 Samuel Dawson9 N. J. SaffordHANLEY STREET.From 229 Steele south to Fenton—6th ward.Left and East Side.5 John A. Williams5 Mrs. Mary A. Williams7 Axel Lawson9 August HultHANLEY STREET.Right arid West Side.6 Mrs. Mary Sampson8 John A. Carlson
HESS STREET.From opposite 520 Palmer south toSummit.—6th ward.Left and East Side.No housesHESS STREET.Right and West Side.18 Walter E. NorthropHICKORY STREET.From Shaw avenue (end Ellicott)south to Ahrens avenue—4th ward.454953Left and East Side.Alfred LarsonCarl BergMrs. Tecla JohnsonHICKORY STREET.Right and West Side.No houses.JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYHOLMAN STREET.From junction English and Williseast.—4th ward.Left and North Side.3 Frank Crantz9 Eric LoigrenMaltby street intersects31 Andrew J. Johnson31 John L. Kazer33 August Berggren37 Oscar N. Carlson43 Charles O. StrandHOLMAN STREET.Right and South Side.40 Mrs. Hannah C. JohnsonHOLMES STREET.From opposite 130 Institute streeteast.—3rd ward.12-16 Anchor Furniture Co.HOLMES STREET.Left and North Side.Jamestown LaundryHOPKINS AVENUE.From 1200 East 2nd south to Blackstoneavenue and east to limits—5thward. (Formerly Driving Park Roadand Hopkins Ave.)Left and East Side.11 C. W. Carlson13 Frank Arnold19 Benjamin E. Huckleberry29 Edwin C. Vincent31 John Sagorny35 Warner Ross39 Earl Newberry41 Robert L. Golding159 Alfred C. Lindgren229 Walter O. Butler241 Isham C. WempleHOPKINS AVENUE.Right and West Side.10 Frank Rounds10 Glenn MooreFlagg avenue intersects38 George Vincent210 Charles Johnson214 Gales F. North216 Bert Thayer220 DeForest Blood222 Vacant226 Edward WempleHOTCHKISS STREET.From Buffalo street opposite pumpstation north, (incorrect numbers.)—5th ward.Left and West Side.1 James E. Smith5 Adelbert C. Wells45 Wm. H. Hancock57 Freeman J. Hayward71 Truax D. LovejoyClyde avenue intersects203 Wm. M. Peterson65 Fred Grebner65 Simon StromFrits Colburn400 C. G. CarlsonJohn PetersonHOTCHKISS STREET.Right and East Side.54 Gust F. JohnsonHARRISON STREET.From 29 South Main east to Winsor.—3rd and 4th wards.Left and North Side.7 Brooklyn House7 Brooklyn Bottling Works7 Herbert F. Cowan7 James M. Cowan11-13 Lindblad Bros. & Co.11-13 Phillips Barrel & Machine Co.15 Trefon Soda29 Mrs. Helen S. Brown29 Charles H. Brown33 John J. Burns
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY37 Mrs. Sadie Coats37 Alexander Johnson39 Harry L. Hansen43 William Hoard45 Fred Anderson45 James G. Emerson45 August LegbergTaylor street intersects49 Jessup & Anderson49 Joe Jessup49 Warren Danforth53 Tom Pearson55 Rowland Stafford55 Charles H. Stafford59 John Welham59 M. E. Towne Furniture Co.61 Louis Dehnas61% Mrs. Annie MyersInstitute street intersects101-125 Maddox, Table Co.131 Stanestoro Murowski131 Jake Cusimano133 Mrs. Carrie Covey141 Mrs. Elizabeth Crowe143 Wheelhouse Bros.143 George P. Wheelhouse143 John W. WheelhouseFoote avenue intersects201 Lavin & FoxNo housesCenter street intersects335 Jamestown Worsted Mills335 Hall & Co.HARRISON STREET.Right and South Side.10 Blacksmith shop12 John T. Howson16 Mrs. Adelia Miller16 Mrs. Cornelia Sill16% Vacant20 Dr. Li-mer A. Jones24 Swedish Salvation Army24 Peter Leidzen28 Mrs. Emma Dorn34 Albert Collins36 George B. Dorothy36 Philomena Stop36 Frank Denato36% Guiseppa Graziana38 John Love44 Dr. Robert Bender48 Mrs. Margaret Crossley52 Mrs. Mary Myers52 56 60 62 Arthur Mary Edwin James Mrs. South Charles Hulda McElroy Watmuff Side P. Carson Helliwell R. Stearns Olson Peterson Creamery62 Mrs. Mary WheelhouseInstitute street intersects100 Joshua Shaw100 Frank J. Deegan104 Anna B. Rifenberick104 John Jolly106 Titus Cooper106 Arthur T. Saxton110 Fred C. Cooper110 James Whatford114 John Prince114 Adolphus Clement116 Mrs. Ellen Emmott116 Lewandoski118 Jonas Stainthorpe122 Pablo Cusimano122 Joseph Sarli-4 Otto Love128 Mrs. Annie M. Slater128 Oscar Peterson130 Willis W. Fisher130 Charles H. Parsons132 Benjamin LavinFoote avenue intersectsJ. P. Danielson _ Karl Peterson248 George Dawson250 Robert Breckenridge252 Julian I. Smith254 Baxter Nicholson254 Mrs. Sarah Smith286 Jean Peter292 Frederick L. Judson292 C. Leslie Healy296 Mrs. Ellen Peterson306 Boiler Repair Shop320 Jamestown Commercial GalleryHAZZARD STREET.From 36 Mechanic street south tocity limits—3rd ward.Left and East Side.7 Mrs. Hannah O'Neil13 Richard Feather13 Lewis A. Covell15 David A. Johnson17 Theodore Frank21 Alexander A. Castle27 John A. Peterson31 Aaron Emmett31% Mrs. Florence Gilson33 Mrs. Eliza Galbraith35 Samuel F. Mitchell37 Alva P. Aiken43 Charles Stansfield47 45 49 55 57 63 65 69 Mrs. Alex Rupert James Charles Peter Oscar Carrie Jane Hager A. Nelson B. L. O. Morberg Gilberds Hoyt Embler Anderson L. Brockway
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY71 Amos E. Oger79 Robert Reid81 Elmer E. Morey81 John C. Nelson83 Mrs. Matilda Bland85 Fred J. Lounsberry87 Mrs. Josephine Templeton87 George E. Freeman89 Louis Danforth93 Augusta Carlson93 Dan R. Tracy103 John B. Meas103 Edward F. Lammers103 Gust Askergren105 Mrs. Anna M. Anderson105 Henry C. Carlson105 Mrs. Ida Anderson107 John E. Anderson107 Charles Engwall107 Eugene Putnam111 Charles O. Lawson117 Mrs. Louise AplinNewland avenue intersects203 Gust A. Hultquist207 Harry N. Rushworth207 William Ahlberg211 Charles M. Hjertquist215 Chas. J. Carlson215 Matilda S. Sandstrom219 August Carlson225 Ida L. Holmes227 William A. Holmes227 Gust Wigren233 Frank I. KingPartridge street intersects239 Duane Frank249 Arthur C. Weinberg249 Swain A. Tulen319 Lewis Longeway321 John Chindstrom323 Ernest Thorp325 Erastus Aiken333 William GordonHAZZARD STREET.Right and West Side.Branch school No. 416 Cecil V. Stewart22 George H. Mitchell28 Mrs. Helena E. Washburn34 Albert Nelson42 Mrs. Maude E. Wilkinson42 Fred J. Wren50 Charles L. Howard52 60 66 74 78 80 90 i William Dr. James John Alice C. Oren Mrs. Oscar 0. Houser H. J. Jane A. W. Peterson A. Jones Swanson Hanvey D. Warren Houser Clark90 Axel Motison94 Lupco SantoAxtel street intersects100 Frank Jensen106 Willis Cheney108 Vacant112 Fred Brown112 Roy P. Hunt112% Nels Olson116 Louis A. Pillsbury118 Stephen CulverNewland avenue intersects122 L. August Anderson204 John J. Yates212 Oscar O. Olson214 Lewis C. Cedarholm216 Ernest E. King226 Charles P. Bruce226 Raymond A. Foy240 Alfred Carlson246 August JohnsonCole avenue intersects400 George F. Smith516 Charles A. RowleyHAZELTINE AVENUE.From Park street west to Baker.—6th ward.Left and South Side.405 William Morey409 James Hollings421 Mrs. Cecelia Anderberg427 Nels C. AndersonHAZELTINE AVENUE.Right and North Side.312 Chas. J. Sundstrom400 Mrs. Cecelia Anderberg404 Claus Gustafson408 Fritz Josephson512 C. F. Bratt520 Mrs. Maria MoreyBaker street intersectsHEBNER STREET.From 220 King south to Camp.—4thward.Lt«t and East Side.1 VaoantHEBNER STREET.Right and West Side.4 Frank SkansHEDGES AVENUE.From 247 Willard north to Benedict.—4th ward.Left and West Side.5 August J. Johnson7 Vacant
1721213939475163636569697985101101105105113115'VacantAugust C. DanielsonHuron H. LeRowEmil JohnsonAndrew VimmerstedtCharles EricksonCharles J. AndersonWarner B. CarlsonGust JohnsonOliver ChristiansonC. M. AndersonLeonard E. AndersonGust A. JohnsonAlbert JohnsonSciota street intersectsJohn A. DanielsonGunard C. E. DanielsonOscar CarlsonSamuel CarlsonB. A. BergesonCharlie EricksonHEDGESJAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYAVENUE.Right and East Side.6 J. A. Peterson6 Hjalmer Carlson10 Leonard Ahlstrom10 Emil Jones12 Carl Peterson14 Andrew Granath14 Gust Granath44 John A. Peterson44 Axel A. Peterson48 Axel Osterstrom52 Charles Larson52 Charles Johnson52 Axel Peterson72 Chas. G. Johnson72 Carl Haggstrom76 A. J. Hagberg82 Nels Rybloom82 Chas. Stone106 Charles Ostrom106 Andrew Osberg130 Gust Soderquist134 Leonard Peterson134 Albin Edin138 Chas. Cedarquist138 Hjalmer CedarquistHIGHLAND AVENUE.From 405 Front street southward.Left and East Side.11 Hans Davidson15 Peter E. Sundberg23 Robert CoxPalmer street intersectsNo houses-6th101032222280808484HIGHLANDAVENUE.Right and West Side.Francis A. JonesRev. Charles MeleenCarl O. A. JohnsonPalmer street intersectsAxel JaderstromCharles JaderstromMagnus M. AndersonFred StrongTohn E. JohnsonAibrick SprinchornOllie LawsonCharles AndersonHOWARDSTREET.From Barker south to city limits.—3rd ward.Left and East Side.William P. LunbergWoodworth avenue intersectsHOWARD STREET.Right and West Side.No houses206 Ralph RosdahlHOWARD AVENUE.From city limits to Fairmount avenuesouth.—6th ward.Left and East Side.S. D. WilcoxWilliam H. KompJohn PhesayHOWARD AVENUE.Right and West Side.No houses.HUNT ROAD.From end West 0th street to junctionHallock to limits west.—6th ward.Left and South Side.7 Gust E. SmithEnterprise Worsted MillsHUNT ROAD.Right and North Side.60 George Messenger60 Algert JohnsonRoy L. StandishINSTITUTE STREET.From 310 East 2nd south to Allen.—3rd and 5th wards.Left and East Side.Jamestown High SchoolErie R. R. tracks intersect
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY33991311411012121618202022222830_ .3030%30%32323440100118120126Swift & Co.Maddox Table Co.Harrison street intersectsCollins Ice Cream Co.Briggs street intersectsLumber yardHolmes street intersectsEclipse Photo Paper WorksAbner J. HawkinsINSTITUTE STREET.Right and West Side.Stephen PotterTheodore StewartVictor LinnanderMrs. J. A. PoolerLee Day1st street intersectsMrs. Clara A. AkinAugust DanielsonJohn HitchenerSam PollardFranz GlaceVerne BlackmanErie R. R. tracks intersectWalter RaineyBurnnie MabeeMrs. -.j-ary CarmenFrederick MaesJohn P. FreedCharles ReonRhodes H. PollardFrank B. SimmonsJamestown Oil Co.VacantHarrison street intersects• 130 Pennsylvania Gas Co. shop130 Carl A. Allison134 Danish Congregational church134 Guiseppa Dangelo138 Vincenzo Provenzano138 Lorenz Plants138 From Samuel 811 Washington J. Waite street westto outlet.—2nd Arthur Harrison ward.Victoria Left and avenue South intersects Side.Mrs. No houses Julia VincentCharles Lafayette Davis street intersectsJoseph Geo. W. Stell Sisson barnsISABELLA Geo. W. Sisson AVENUE. coal officeJefferson street intersectsNo housesLnnton street intersectsNo housesMonroe street intersects.No housesJ. C. & L. E. R'y tracks intersectJ. C. & L. E. R'y shopsISABELLA AVENUE.North and Right Side.4 Louis G. WillardLafayette street intersects- housesJefferson street intersectsL. F. Shedd yardsMonroe street intersectsRoss Lumber Co. officeLumber yardsJ. C. & L. E. R'y tracks intersectJohnson ice housesIVY STREET.From 600 Foote avenue south.-—3rdward. (Formerly South Walnut.)Right and West Side.-j Joseph Varley14 Ernest Barrett16 Cyril B. Walker22 Alfred AndersonIVY STREET.Left and East Side.No housesJAMES STREET.(Changed to Van Buren.)JEFFERSON STREET.From 314 West 2nd north to 11th—2nd ward.Right and East Side.208 Albert E. BakerWest 3rd street intersects310 James W. Morrison314 John HaughWest 4th street intersects414 Mrs. Mary E. Batcheller416 Levant B. BatchellerWest 5th street intersects512 George H. Cooke512 Mrs. Grace Lay514 Wm. P. Osmer516 Dr. Albert Weible516 Harry ChamberlainWest 6th street intersects610 Henry A. Lucas618 E. D. Walker620 Geo. A. BakerWest 7th street intersects704 A. H. Hooper710 Mrs. Ellen CantyWest 8 th street intersects808 Edward M. Hurley
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY810 Edward J. Marsh812 Christ Johnson814 Robert H. Nobbs818 Simon FogleIsabella avenue intersectsNo houses840 Wm. W. NortonJEFFERSON STREET.Left and West Side.205 Leon F. Gale207 Mrs. Helen Tiffany207 A. Clarence TiffanyWest 3rd street intersects309 John B. Shaw315 Edward A.Dutoher319 George Cohen319 Mrs. Nellie AntlerWest 4th street intersectsPublic parkWest 5th street intersectsNo housesWest 6th street intersects611 Fabian SellstromWest 7th street intersects705 Frank P. MurrayWest 8th street intersects809 Charles Ericson811 Geo. A. Bennett813 James B. Torrens815 James C. Washburn817 Frank N. CurtisIsabella avenue intersectsJEFFORDS STREET.From opposite 884 East 2nd northto Haywood.—5th ward.Right and East Side.22 Andrew Bloomstrand22 Gust Bloomgren22 Carl Bloomgren22 G. P. AndersonJOHNSON AVENUE.(Changed to Lovell Avenue.)JEFFORDS STREET.Left and West Side.No housesJOHNSON STREET.From 269 Willard north.—4th ward.Left and West Side.14 No housesJOHNSON 16 Mrs. Maria JohnsonSTREET.Right 36 Albert Castnerand East Side.Gust LawsonJONES AVENUE.(Changed to Glasgow Ave.)JONES STREET.(Changed to <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave.JONES & GIFFORD AVENUE.From boatlanding bridge northwestto city limts.—6th ward.Left and West Side.49-59 Greenwood Worsted Mills95-105 Art Metal Construction Co.115 Eagle Foundry & Machine Co.129-135 Breed-Johnson Furniture Co.149 Amos T. Robertson153-163 U. S. Standard Voting Men. Co167 Johnson Table Co.175 Henry StormerOutlet street intersects235 Marvin H. KentJONES & GIFFORD AVENUE.Right and East Side.110 John T. Scholes146 Harvey D. Logan148 Mrs. Atlanta F. Griswold148% Elmer Marsh152 Reuben H. Rice154 Mrs. Matilda Whitman156 John Stormer168 Frank J. Rich182 Edward A. Kaadtmann202 Mrs. Ida Van VolkenbergJohn D. LaphyDudley W. SturdevantKENT STREET.(Changed to Van Buren.)KIDDER STREET.11From 160 Warren west to Prospect15—3rd ward.15Left and South Side.109 Lee D. Blood113 Edward FrickMrs. Jane S. RandallBroadhead avenue intersects10 Byron D. JackmanAndrew AndersonKIDDER STREET.Right and North Side.Frank O. LeeBroadhead avenue intersectsNo housesKING STREET.From 226 Allen east English.—4thward.9 John W. Hutley9 Lydia H. Rushworth
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY111115117117129133133203203227101018108114114116118118120134220300Barrows street intersectsOscar AndersonJulius HansonAlfred ShoesmithMrs. Christine BerquistTower street intersectsP. J. AndersonFrank O. CarlsonGust AhlgrenEllicott street intersectsAxel CarlsonRagnel WallenAaron A. BrownKING STREET.Right and South Side.C. F. HutleyThomas NutterGeorge KohlbacherWilliam HandDeforest CowdenCharles JohnsonAnton PedersonWebster intersectsEmil EdwardsonElmer EricksonAugust AndersonPeter A. JohnsonEllicott street intersectsNels J. PetersonWilson street intersects•Hebner street intersectsJohanna RoseburgFrom KINGSBURY 1036 North AVENUE. Main east to Prendergastavenue.—1st ward.Left and North Side.No housesKINGSBURY AVENUE.Right and South Side.20 Joseph Wherle28 George W. Dewey34 Clyde W. PhelpsKINNEY STREET.From 246 Willard street south toi English street.—4th ward.Left and East Side.5 Charles A. EckstromNo housesPearl avenue intersectsChas. L. SwansonJohn Newstrom23252527 Victor Gust W. Peterson Peterson29 Carl Lawrenceson29 Arvid Selander3131474747515355122832364044525864Mrs. Lottie SampsonOscar A. NelsonCedar avenue intersectsMrs. Lizzie SvensonAlbert EricksonGustaf BerquistAlfred O. JohnsonJohn P. Danielsonwaiter HemingwayKINNEY STREET.Right and West Side.John O. PalmerCharles J. CarlsonOlof NeilsonCharles CastnerCharles AndersonCarl PetersonJohn A. CarlsonJohn FredlundJohn A. AndersonAdolph C. HansenFrom opposite 510 Crescent northto FalconerKIPP STREET.street.—5th ward.Left and West Side.1 Mrs. Lawrence E. EricksonEast 2nd street intersectsAxel R. Jones103 Alfred A. Anderson105 Alfred A. Nord107 Dana FentonKIPP STREET.Right and East Side.No housesLAFAYETTE STREET.From 215 West 2nd north to 11th.—2nd ward.Left and West Side.205 Bertrand L. LewisWest 4th street intersects401 Dr. John J. Mahoney407 Chas. H. Lewis411 Mrs. Sarah C. Haviland417 Mrs. Sarah R. WescottWest 5th street intersects513 Nathan D. Lewis517 Fred H. GarfieldWest 6th street intersects601 R. K. Beach603 I. A. Stafford607 John S. Jones611 Willis E. Seymour, Sr.615 John G. Moynihan619 Henry E. Parker619 Joseph A. Catlin
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYWest 7th street intersects703 Charles E. Johnson705 Patrick Moynihan, Jr.711 Mrs. Nora MoynihanWest 8th street intersects803 Chas. D. Carpenter809 Geo. W. Barnes811 John R. Palmeter819 Van W. Hall821 Robert J. StranghenLAFAYETTE STREET.Right and East Side.204 Levant L. Mason_4 H. S. Penfield208 Dr. Henry A. EastmanWest 3rd street intersects312 George GarrityWest 4th street intersects400 John D. Sanford404 Mrs. Marjorie J. Cole410 Vacant416 Frank Maybee416 Ray Mathews416 John WoodsWest 5th street intersects516 Joseph W. GraffWest 6th street intersects602 Vernon E. Peckham604 Mary E. Shaw610 Albert F. Newton612 Elliott A. LoucksWest 7th street intersects710 Henry C. Bolton714 Leonard Weatherly714% Ellen M. Kennedy716 Roland E. CaskeyWest 8th street intersects816 Cornelius M. Harrisqn818 Geo. C. Harrison820 Henry Kleinsang, Sr.822 Wm. T. Marsh822 Mulford C. MarshIsabella avenue intersects834 Samuel L. Willard838 Marshall C. Davis842 Claude V. Willard842 Harry Sayles844 Joseph Copper846 VacantWest 10th street intersects900 Chas. M. Hazzard902 George Wise11th street intersectsLAKE From Colfax.—6th 3 STREET. 32 Nels Louis Left Sampson Munson Kofod ward. and South street Side. west to15 Gust Bloomdahl23 Victor Olson23 Magnus Jaysane27 Andrew HagstromLAKE STREET.Right and North Side.8 Mrs. Augusta Nordine10 Chas. J. Swanson10 John R. Anderson28 Gust A. KingLAKEVIEW AVENUE.From 412 East 6th street north tocity limits.—1st ward.Left and West Side.3 Wm. C. Patterson17 Charles L. Audette27 Wm. A. Bradshaw35 Elizabeth BradshawEast 8th street intersectsIOj. John G. Wicks109 G. M. Cushing113 Edgar A. Fenton121 Charles Lindsey123 Samuel W. Thompson133 Zera W. Fisher133 W. W. FisherEast 9th street intersects201 Wm. J. Lausterer *205 Ransom J. Barrows211 Frederick P. HallCrossman street intersects301 Mrs. Lora T. Gathercole309 Seneca B. Burchard317 Wm. H. DaveyVan Buren street intersects409 Wm. C. Watson415 Cyrus UnderwoodPrice street intersects501 Brewer D. Phillips509 L. Ward ThompsonBassett street intersects519 Mrs. S. C. Graham519 H. F. Davis525 A. F. Fidler527 Charles Cloyes547 Mrs. Carrie T. Brennan551 Mrs. P. S, Hoe60* S. W. Thompson617 Rev. Alfred Dickson621 F. E. G. WarnerEuclid avenue intersects637 Clarence D. Rose637 Wm. B. Rose663 Wilson Buffalo Perry Lakeview W. street avenue Goodwin Cemetery intersects
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYLAKEVIEWAVENUE.Right and ±_st Side.4 Dr. Morris N. Bemus12 O. Nelson Rushworth14 Geo. B. Pitts30 Louis C. Jagger34 James L. Weeks38 Charles A. Anderson44 F. H. Marshall52 Anna L. Crissey54 J. Delevan CurtissEast 8th street intersects110 Ralph C. Sheldon114 Wm. N. Gokey120 D. Edwin Brooks130 David E. Merrill134 Wm. T. FalconerEast 9th street intersects206 Elial A. Jones206 Rainey Peterson208 Elverton B. Crissey212 John CadwellCrossman street intersects310 Chas. H. PriceVan Buren street intersects402' Mrs. Mary A. Butler406 Edward W. Spring410 Horace W. Walker416 Guy L. PulverPrice street intersects502 L. F. Cornell6±8 Jay Crissey524 Henry E. Freeman528 Vacant532 S. J. Sample540 Thomas W. Patterson542 Edward C. Knupp544 Glenn K. BrownWinsor street intersectsNo housesNewton street intersects610 Warren RossEuclid avenue intersects630 Henry T. Krdeger634 Edward J. GilroyCedar street intersects700 L. W. Stein704 Dr. G. C. MurdochBuffalo street intersectsLAKIN AVENUE.From 507 Fairmount avenue southto West 3rd street.—6th ward.Left and East Side.5 William Smedley9 7 West Edward Sanford S. E. 6th Siawson C. Davis street Hawkinson intersectsLAKINAVENUE.Right and West Side.100 Fred C. Hunt102 Paul G. Turner110 John Jenkins110 James Galivan150 Abner Smiley150 Mrs. Jennie Fields154 A. E. DavisLAKIN EXTENSION.(Changed to Ohio Ave.)LANGFORD STREET.From 48 Hamilton street north toWest End street.—2nd ward.Left and West Side.21 Ephraim Mosier21 Ellis MarshLANGFORD STREET.Right and East Side.20 Frank G. BallLEE AVENUE.From 810 Forest avenue west toSampson street.—6th ward.Left and South Side.41 Charles JohnsonLEE AVENUE.Right and North Side.No housesLIBERTY STREET.(Formerly Crosby St. from 125.)From 351 E. 5th north to East 9th.—1st ward.Left and West Side.11 John FayEast 6th street intersects125 Charles W. DavisEast 7th street intersects201 Mrs. Adelle M. Towle201 Durward Harris205 Frank E. Shearman211 Claude E. White215 Malcolm SwansonEast 8th street intersects .317 Vacant321 Samuel Borts325 George F. Lods325 Mrs. Sophia Markham329 Horace A. Putnam
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYLIBERTY STREET.Right and East Side.102 Marcus P. Jacobson108 H. Mead Day108 Dr. Henry Neville110 George H. Ingerson114 Mrs. Anna Quigley116 Mrs. Mary J. Graham120 Eugene A. Post120 Casper T. Jones124 Mrs. M. E. Jones126 Gilbert N. Brecheisen126 Frank E. Maddox"—"East 7th street intersects200 Nelson G. Archer206 Thomas J. Kennedy212 Henri LeF. Brown216 August S. SoderstromEast 8th street intersects302 Mrs. Emma Lundquist306 Russell Dewey310 Henry D. Spring316 Geo. F. Hale ,318 David Smith324 James B. Doolittle330 J. Edwin PittsLINCOLN STREET.From 427 East 5th street south toFalconer street.—1st ward.Left and West Side.9 Mrs. Tulip Parker9 Charles Wellman15 R. F. Hazeltine15 Mrs. Martha Cutler15 Carl S. Purdy17 Mrs. Charlotte Smith19 Mrs. Roxanna OsborneEast 6th street intersects107 M. O. Briggs109 Edwin C. Plummer109 Ray Dennison115 Mrs. Clarinda Grover115 Louis K. Jones117 Charles Jones117 Daniel G. Bishop117 D. C. JonesEast 7th street intersectsFree Methodist church211 Chas. T. Tuxford213 Sheldon O. Merriman215 John F. DearingEast 8th street intersects301 Mrs. Eunice O. Morgan315 319 323 301 311 B. George W. Warren Emery Gilman A. E. J. Stilson Burch ShepardsonA. C. Chase P. Ross HimebaughDay327 N. J. Folland327 Benjamin Risley329 Harold Ickeringill329 Mrs. Emily YoungLINCOLN STREET.Right and East Side. ,,12 Mrs. Eleanor A. Rogers'SS14 A. P. White16 Mrs. Elizabeth Eddy18 G. A. WellerEast 6th street intersects106 John Andrews106 Mrs. Corneilia Ingerson108 Clyde W. Jackson108 Mott V. Lawrence112 Joseph Grimshaw112 Eugene Russell118 Harry E. Gardner120 N. O. Waterman200 W. J. CrossmanEast 7th street intersects208 William Harrison, Jr.210 W. H. Rich214 Gust C. Magnuson214 N. W. IngersonEast 8th street intersects300 M. E. Towne304 Mrs. Corrie A. Newton308 J. A. Clary312 Vacant314 Bert F. Saxton316 Charles Feather330 John HallstromLINDEN AVENUE.From 319 Forest avenue east toPark street.—3rd ward.Left and North Side.17 Andrew Benson17 C. F. Wahlgren25 Oscar C. Lindbloom29 Fred C. Swanson29 Emily Lundgren31 John G. Townsend31% Townsend's Carpet Clean'g wks.33 George Vanham33% Mrs. Anna Lunn35 Charles Dickson35 Albin Frankson37 Charles J. LindquistLINDEN AVENUE.Right and South Side.16 Anton F. Christofferson18 August L. Johnson20 26 28 Gust Axel N. Oscar Elim P. Anderson Johnson Holmburg Quist Eckman
Myrtle street intersects34 Frank WeekmanLINDSEY AVENUE.From East 2nd street north.—5thward.Left and West Side.Charles SwansonLINDSEY AVENUE.Right and East Side.No housesJAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYLINWOOD AVENUE.From 8 East Newland avenue southto Martin Road.—6th ward.Right and West Side.6 Swan Sampson6 David Sundell12 Emil Lund12 Gunnar Hallin34 Frank CristBarker street intersects56 Chas. Johnson102 David Anderson106 Charles Jackson126 Andrew CedarDouglas Place intersects206 Charles Linderholm210 Harry T. Sweeney214 James HartleyEast Park Place intersectsNo housesMartin Read intersectsLINWOOD AVENUE.Left and East Side.9 Jno A. Hultberg15 Joseph Anderson41 Chas. G. Julin43 Andrew M. WarrenBarker street intersectsNo housesDouglas Place intersectsNo housesEast Park Place intersectsLISTER STREET.From Jones & Gifford avenjie south.—6th ward.Left and East Side.Erie R. R. intersects93 Emil Lawson101 94 Nils JohnsonLISTER STREET.Right and West Side.Erie R. R. intersectsJohn Huntington102 Charles F. Dahlbeck106 Theodore Johnson108 Archie J. MartinLIVINGSTON AVENUE.From 301 Fairmount avenue west tolimits.—6th ward.Left and South Side.132527173175293301421Thomas GalivanVacantWilliam SandoergGeneva street intersectsNo housesGenesee street intersectsNo housesUtica street intersectsArthur CorkeAlex ProvanchaJ. W. DunnHallock street intersects¥'""am FoleyHenry DunnLIVINGSTON AVENUE.Right and North Side.Calvary Baptist churchSeymour avenue intersects2 Haynes & Lovejoy2 Nels Hansen2 Charles O. Jarl8 James Mcintosh16 George E. Weaver16 James P. BuckleyRoss street intersects174 Joseph Thornton308 C. M. Waite406 K. George SelanderLister street intersectsLOVELL AVENUE.From 728 Fairmount avenue northto Jones & Gifford avenue.—6th ward.(Formerly Johnson avenue.)Left and West Side.15 W. E. SalesErie R. R. intersectsJames LancasterLOVELL AVENUE.Right and East Side.No housesErie R. R. intersectsGeo. WoodardElmer E. WaiteMALTBY STREET.From opposite 9 Holman streetnorth to vacant land.—4th ward.Left and West Side. ^5 Mrs. Louise M. Abrahamson11 Charles O. Mohl
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYMALTBY STREET.Right and East Side.16 Frank o. Johnson26 Mrs. Elizabeth Noon30 "Archer H. WillardMAPLE STREET.From 172 Allen south to Camp.—4thward.Left and East Side.25 Everett D. Johnson25 D. B. Everett27 * Anton E. OlsonShaver street intersects33 Mrs. Sarah J. Hand35 Dr. Jason Parker37 Samuel A. Carlson41 John Holmes '41 William Hcldsworth45 C. Fred DanielsonShaw avenue intersects101 Austin Decker"101 Axel E. Helgrenlu7 Charles W. Jones107 Roy D. Anderson109 Abraham Rushworth115 Harry L. Briggs117 - scar StrandAhrens avenue intersectsNo housesMAPLE STREET.Right and West Side.14 B. F. Stearns14 James Winters16 Swan Johnson16 William W. Smith16 John L. Howard20* Gust Carlson24 J. W. Greenwood24 Herman Seastrand24 L. J. Erickson26 John Heald26 Mrs. Ann Hill32 Henry Crossley32 Charles ParkinsonGarfield street intersectsSouth Side Grammar schoolArnold street intersects432 Oscar F. Carlson434 Henry W. Taylor434 A. W. Johnson438 Nels E. Lindahl440 Adolph BergMAPLEWOOD From ward. 440 6 500 John Axel Right Baker AVENUE. Lindberg Anderson and street East Side. north.—6th8 Robert Ober8 Carl NelsonMAPLEWOOD AVENUE.Left and West Side.5 John EngmanMARTIN ROAD.From 710 Foote avenue southeastto city limits.—4th ward.Left and North Side.No housesVirginia avenue intersects95 Andrew J. PaulsonMARTIN ROAD.Right and South Side.10 Truman C. Ferry20 Emeline I. Pennell162 Mrs. Catherine DerryMARVIN STREET.(Changed to Washington.)McDANNELL AVENUE.From 815 Fairmount avenue southto Hunt road.—6th ward.Right and West Side.(Incorrect numbers.)4 J. B. Hollister6 Robert H. Coffield14 John Jones12 Thomas C. Welch20o Albert Pollard208 John M. Peregrine208 Moses LoweMcDANNELL AVENUE.Left and East Side.No housesMcKINLEY AVENUE.From 102 Prospect street west toColfax.—3rd and 6th wards.(Formerly Prospect avenue andForest street.)131317292935353737Levant Left and M. Ricker South Side.Rodney M. StuaftFred b. --coreFred D. Moore, Jr.Park street intersectsJames MetcalfErnest O. LeRoyLouie H. WilsonMrs. Mary J. WilsonMrs". Charlotte A. TowneClinton B. Falconer
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY47 William A. Morgan49 Charles Dahlstrom49 John Burkland53 Ralph M. Phillips59 Alfred C. Carlson61 Charles G. Haglund65 John H. Wright131 E. E. Myers137 John V. Johnsonj.41 Charles L. Carlson145 Roland K. Mason149 Rev. A. A. Horton149 Charles O. MasonBranch school No. 5 (old bldg.)Cnarles street intersects175 Jonas P. Carlson179 Willis A. NeffOrchard avenue intersects203 Nellie Elizabeth SampsonSampson street intersects219 George A. Carlson219 Wm. A. Johnson219 Arthur Nutter219 N. P. Young223 C. W. Swanson227 Frank Parson227 May I. Wells231 George B. Peterson237 Gust Johnson237 Irven Button239 John P. JuelColfax street intersectsMcKINLEY AVENUE.Right and North Side.16 Irving Broadhead22 Peter Farline26 Daniel G. Ogilvie30 Eric Erickson30 George W. Sellstrom52 Vacant54 Mrs. Corinne E. Jones58 Emmett A. Phillips62 J. W. Stearns66 Axel F. Sellstrom70 'Frank M. BlodgettPilgrim Memorial church100 Mrs. Ellen M. Weaver100 Lars Leafstone102 Gust A. Lofgren106 John F. Nyberg106 George W. Sellstrom110 Gust Carlson110 Chas. C. Bowman114 Benander Enason140 152 198 202 Vacant Barrett Albert Mrs. John Charles Charlotte Larson Norman storeDelain street intersects Glad .206 Nels P. Eckman222 John Swanson230 Fred C. Stanford: .6 Frank Nickerson238 Frank P. Robbins242 Mrs. Mary AndersonColfax street intersectsMEADOW LANE.From 334 Fairmount avenue northto Livingston avenue.—6th ward.Right and East Side.20 W. T. WrightMEADOW LANE.Left and West Side.No housesMECHANIC STREET.From South Main street east toMinnow Brook.—3rd and 4th wards.Left and North Side.15 Frank F. Williams17 Adam Weber19 Vacant25 Elbridge G. Partridge29 Harrison Pike33 John Ahlstrom35 Albert G. Johnson37 Vacant39 John M. WinnbergFoote avenue intersects109 Guy Trantum111 Gust Erickson113 Frank FurlowMECHANIC STREET.Right and South Side.20 James I. FowlerBranch school No. 4Hazzard street intersects36 Merritt B. Rowley40 Henry Foster42 Christopher JohnsonFoote avenue intersects108 Fred H. Broadheadllu Charles F. Carlsona~ 2 Matilda x-earson114 Linus Cedarburg114 Oscar A. EkholmMETALLIC AVENUE.From 174 Fairmount avenue northto Seymour street.—Incorrect numbers.—6th ward.Left and West Side.10 Matthew Ryding9 Ernest M. Peterson9 Conrad Johnson
8 William Howell7 C. D. Nellis6 Patrick Garrigano John Dewan4 Carlton Hoyt3 Martin Spellacy2 Charles Boehler1 Edward HowellMETALLIC AVENUE.Right and East Side.No housesMORSE AVENUE.From opposite 449 Chandler streetnorth.—4th ward.Right and East Side.2 Charles E. Anderson4 Andrew J. Hulquist4 John F. Peterson6 John Ruckman6 Charles Benson8 Alfred Kalen8 Carl F. Peterson10 Mrs. Matilda C. Smith12 Carl G. Bloomberg14 Hjalmar Johnson14 Margaret Peterson' MORSE AVENUE.Left and West Side.No housesMONROE STREET.From 512 West 3rd street north toIsabella avenue.—2nd ward.Left and West Side.311 Henry Johnson403 Frederick W. RichardsonHamilton street intersectsNo housesWest 5th street intersectsNo housesWest 6th street intersects611 Theodore Johnson613 Everlett WaiteMONROE STREET.Right and East Side.310 Clarence S. Hale310 Leonard F. BarthWest 4th street intersects412 Thomas ivicAvoy412 Mrs. Elizabeth KuhnsWest 5th street intersects508 Frank D. Hatch510 Wm. B. Philo51^ George Seiford514 Patrick GilliganJAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYWest 6th street intersects610 John Gerans612 Orville J. FeltWest 7th street intersects716 Helen CantyMORTON STREET.From 10 Sampson street west to Colfaxstreet.—6th ward.Left and South Side.11 Gust A. Swanson35 Emil E. Lang35 Mrs. Betty Selene37 John E. Leif37 Herman JohnsonMORTON STREET.Right and North Side.12 Hans Sonne16 Mrs. Minnie Larry20 John C. CarlsonMT. VERNON PLACE.(Formerly Great Jones St.)From Chapman street west toSprague street.—6th ward.Left and South Side.1 Axel E. Bloomquist3 Hans Neilson3 Enis C. Bush5 Gust Anderson5 Charles Greenquist7 Charles Vicklund7 Charles MorganFrancis street intersects9 Andrew Heimberger11 G. Albert Peterson13 Isaac Coates13 Benjamin HolmesMT. VERNON PLACE.Right and North Side.No housesMURRAY AVENUE.From West 4th street north to West8th street.—2nd ward.Left and West Side.1 Louis Smith1 Mrs.. Katherine SweeneyHamilton street intersects101 uscar LinquestWest 5th street intersects• 417 Jonn MaharonCarroll street intersects715 Alfred B. Smith
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYMURRAYAVENUE.Right and East Side.416 Daniel C. GarveyWest 6th street intersects608 Hugh H. Griffin612 Leon L. FanoherMYRTLE STREET.From 31 Linden avenue south toHazeltine avenue.—3rd ward.Left and East Side.15 Ross B. Aiken15 D. M. Thompson21 Louis Jensen25 John V. Peterson25 L. F. Glad29 Axel A. Johnson33 Hilda J. Johnson35 Albert Carlson35 Frank H. Strong39 August Olson39 Otto PetersonNewland avenue intersectsNo housesFairfield avenue intersectsNo housesUnion avenue intersects207 Peter A. Carlson213 Waldemar MarkerMYRTLE STREET.Right and West Side.12 Lars Lindquist12 Andrew PetersonColumbia avenue intersects34 Magnus Peterson34 Rudolph HedstromNewland avenue intersectsNo housesFairfield avenue intersectsNo housesUnion avenue intersectsNEWLAND AVENUE^From Foote avenue west to citylimits.—3rd and 6th wards.Left and South Side.11 James S. Winters15 Forest B. Waite15 Conrad AxelsonHazzard street intersects109 Mrs. Louise A. Venblow111 John A. Wimmermark115 August E. Carlstrom125 Arlie L. vandewarkSouth Main street intersects211 215 Walfred Frank Arthur W. C. Carlson Fuller Peterson217 Charles A. Chindgren217 Axel Sundeen219 John Lawson219 Emil V. GustafsonBroadhead avenue intersects309 Charles A. Lawson313 Fred J. Carlson313 Carl A. Gustafson321 M. O. Johnson323 John A. Stoneburg323 Andrew SwansonProspect street intersects409 Alfred F. Gilberg409 William Bjork409 Mrs. Anna Lundquist409 Frank Skoglund409 Carl A. Gustafson415 Charles G. Eckberg415 Andrew Andersen4„ Chanes Frey419 Charles VickstromPark street intersects503 Herman Hazeltine50,9 Andrew Johnson511 Andrew LarsonMyrtle street intersects623 Edmund B. Smith623 J. DeWitt Aldrich625 J. Ernest BroadheadForest avenue intersectsNo housesBarrett street intersects815 Gust C. Vimmerstedt815 Frank Hendrickson819 Gust Engstrom823 Louis Hansen825 Arvid Danielson825 John S. Halstrom829 Ludwig A. Anderson829 Andrew Anderson833 Axel Anderson833 Ludwig H. Hassing837 Oscar L. Peterson837 Charles W. HagelinCharles street intersects909 Jens A. Jensen913 Antone F. Lindstrom921 Charles Kling931 Whitman P. Hunt943 Albert A. SwansonSampson street intersects- .J Axel F. T. Lawson1009 Theodore Lawson10091017 1109 1013 1021 1027 Oscar A. LawsonColfa^x August Anton Elmer John Fred Gust Oscar Anderson J. Morgan R. A. Hanson street E. Wilson Chindgren Peterson Hoist intersects
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYNEWLANDAVENUE.Right and North Side.12 George A. Kay16 Albert L. Chindgren20 Jacob Swanson20 Frank Swanson22 Axel W. PetersonHazzard street intersects110 Fred R. Wright112 Charles A. Laudenslager114 Frank L. Anderson118 VacantSouth Main street intersects218 Laurin B. Clark220 Dwight J. Hulburt222 Alex SwansonBroadhead avenue intersects324 John E. Anderson324 Carlson Bros.Prospect street intersectsBranch school No. 9No housesPark street intersects502 John Andersen506 Oscar F. Gilbert506 Mrs. -scar F. Gilbert508 Charles Gilbert508 Charles T| Pearson510 Oscar T. Lindquist512 Swan A. Peterson514 Fred B. Johnson514 Albert Johnson516 Henry T. Kling516 John IllisonMyrtle street intersects602 Albert C. Ljungren604 Frank o. Olson606 Gust Sundberg614 Andrew W. Nelson.614 John A. Jones618 John Carlson618 Arvid RydenForest avenue intersectsNo housesBarrett street intersects816 Andy Berglund816 Ida E. Anderson820 Mrs. Betty Olson820 John P. Hall824 Charles A. Johnson828 Carl Vimmerstedt830 John N. FrankCharles street intersects920 934 912 926 Algert Andrew Edward Frank Sampson Gust John Orchard Gaylord P. Soderberg Peterson E. j_,awson Larson Price Jensen avenue street Miller intersects1014 John A. Johnson1014 John H. Johnson1018 Charles J. Jones1024 Frank A. Jones1024 John A. Johnson1026 John M. Kling1026 Victor LundColfax street intersectsNo housesJones street intersectsNEWTON AVENUE.From 540 Lakeview avenue east.—5th ward.Left and North Side.. 23 J. O. NordineNo nousesSturges street intersectsNo housesBowen street intersects209 Charles A. Nelson209 Martin NelsonThayer street intersectsNo housesStowe street intersects303 C. W. Lawson303 Charles Stevenson311 Fred EcklundWeeks street intersects403 John Johnson405 James A. BoothNEWTON AVENUE.Right and South Side.,Alton Place intersects100 Wm. J. Jones102 Carl BerrySturgis street intersectsNo housesBowen street intersectsNORTH HALLOCK STREET.(Changed to Hallock.)NORTH LIBERTY STREET.(Changed to Federal.)NORTH MAIN STREET.From junction with South Main atBrooklyn Square north to city limits.—1st and 2nd wards.Left and West Side.1-7 New Warner Block1 Danielson Music ' House1 John A. Eckman piano ware rms3 A. Renberg & Colander5-7 The FamousLouis Bottini, rms. 1-2John B. Engstrom, Meas, rm. rm. 8 9
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYMrs. Hannah Underwood, rm. 12Albert C. Jones, rm. 13Mrs. Emma Beckstrand, rm. 10Mrs. Luela Devlin, rm. 159-21 Warner block9 Otto W. Wiquist9 L. W. Stein11-21 Warner Hall roller skating rink13-15 J. G. McCrorey & Co.19-21 Asher FriedmanJames A; Baxter, rms. 17-18Frank Cook, rm. 21Horace A. Davidson, rm. 22A. A. Clark, rm. 23Fred Clark, rm. 16Engineer's Association, rm. 11Mrs. Gertrude Bammer, rm. 13Minnie A. Bradburn, rm. 3Shearman place intersectsErie R. R. intersects27 George Biris27 M. C. Howard29-31 Baker Block29 A. L. TrantumGeorge BirisThe Brown PrinteryCassius H. Fox31 Axel F. JohnsonS. B. LewinWest 1st street intersects101-121 Allen Square building101 P. E. Hennigan103 American Express office105 B. L. Arnson107 M. L. BarrettFrank H. White, rms. 67-68A. P. White, rm. 67Swan T. E. LindgrenLouis Jensen, rm. 72John G. Jones, rm. 66Frans Vackstrom, rm. 65Socialist Labor Hall, rm. 73J. Fred Hultine, rm. 79Andrew Carlson, rms. 82-83-84Mrs. Maude Hayward, rm. 81Chauncey Newton, rm. 91S. E. HeldaleJohn Carlson109-111 Clark Hardware Co.P. O. CarlsonAlbert JohnsonMrs. E. L. PorterGoodman Wholesale MillineryCo.117 119 113 115 Wells-Fargo Anton F. Michael Mrs. City Wilson Grand L. Julia Drug Scudder Union Ruben Stevens, Hines Carpenter, Store Express Tea rm. Co. 5 Co. rms. 96-7-8Dr. G. B. Jones, rms. 7-8Office Supt. Allen Sqr. Bldg., 15Kenneth Cole, rm. 13Mrs. Bessie Mitchell, rm. 10Charles Anderson, rms. 11-12Greenwood & Parsons, rm. 32-33Mrs. Minnie Hayward, rm. 40%Charles Toner, rms. 40-41C. E. Dodge, office, rms. 38-39Catherine Smiley, rms. 34-35E. Bergholz, rms. 36-37H. E. Butler, N. P. L., rm. 30Minnie Slintz, rm. 30%Herman Johnson, rm. 51John McCloskey, rm. 54Mrs. F. M. Adams, rm. 55Bernhard Walberg, rms. 56-57Harry Regas, rm. 58C. P. Curtis,*rm. 59Frances Hardigan, rm. 60Leon Mills, rms. 63-64Ruth Goodrich, rm. 61Mrs. Flora Shaw, rms. 45-46-47-48-49John & Charles Anderson, 50C. D. Henniger, rm. 25Mrs. Mamie Johnson, rm. 24Elora Duncan, rm. 23Sidney Norman, rm. 22Maude Cohn, rms. 20-21B. O. McGregor, rm. 29P. J. McFarlane, rm. 14Carrie Payne, rm. 26W. W. Hotchkiss, rm. 4West 2nd street intersects201 National Chaut. County Bank203 A. D. Sharpe Co.205 The P. M. Johnson Co.207-209 J. G. McCrorey & Co.A. N. CampDr. F. A. Knapp, D. D. S.211 Union Trust Co.H. D. EdsonC. H. Rawson, D. D. S.J. 'R. Sackrider, M. D.Charles N. BrownWaldo BuckWalter L. HoldridgeWarren R. CarlinAlbert HansonAbraham GoldsteinEdwin PierceMailon N. Waggoner213 F. G. Nordstrom215 Ira Lyon Willis Fred Farmers Mnufacturers F. John Gienn S. Johnson Jeffries Furniture Tweedale Wheeler E. Stafford & Babcock Mechanics Association Agency' Bank
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY217 L. L. MasonKlumpp & ColeLadies' Vienna Tailoring Co.Frank Marcello219 Ohlquist & JohnsonArthur W. KettleS. Arthur Baldwin221 E. L. UnderwoodCharles G. LindseyE. Crosby223 Anderson Shoe StoreConsolidated Dental ParlorsSons of St. George HallOrder of Golden SealWest 3rd street intersects301 Western Union Tel. & Cable Co.301 Union Ticket Office303 Eleazer GreenE. E. vvoodburyEdward J. GreenBradshaw Bros.Young Women's Christian Asso.Masonic Hall305 New York Refracting Optician305 C. M. BeckL. B. Gilbert307 L. W. Thompson309 May's TheaterMrs. Jennie Masterson313 Clara R. Durfee321 Mrs. E. A. Bennett-Sprague321 Catherine LandfriedWest 4th street intersects403 Marion a. Ransom409 Philo Burt M'f'g Co.413 Jamestown ClubWest 5th street intersects509 G. A. Alden511 Isaac S. Benton517 Dr. Wm. M. BemusWest 6th street intersects601 James ^. Hughes611 -layton E. Hildum613 Burr & Holdridge615 Vacant6— John SandersWest 7th street intersects701 O. T. Jacobson703 Edward Waters703 Fred Linder705 Peterson & Gay705 Katie Rowley707 Nellie Adams707 70a 713 715 801 807 811 Wm. West Richmond F. Ernest James Thomas Clayton Jill Langdon &_,. 8th H. O. AylesworthE. Snowden Davis street York Jones Place Price Petersonintersects817 Clayton D. Pratt821 Helen M. CoppWest 9th street intersects83i Berne B. Bissell833 M. J. Lord835 F. J. Palmeter839 Albertena M. Harris841 Emerson Hotchkiss10th street intersects849 John W. Cracknell849 Clifford Henning851 Emeline Chambers853 Jacob Oser855 Henry A. Stumpf855 Emmet C. Sealy859 Rev. Austin D. Bush861 J. Gilbert Rogers865 Alvin W. Sampson869 A. May Marsh11th street intersects901 Clark W. Salisbury903 Geo. G. Brownell907 Mary Lyons909 Geo. E. Griffith12th street intersects915 iNels Peterson917 Martin Peterson919 Edw. L. Allen921 Manley E. Johnson13th street intersects925 Chas. J. Anderson929 Geo. F. Clarke933 Grace Chapel14th street intersects1003 Timothy Saxton1005 Vacant1007 George Kofod1009 John Felting1015 Chas. C. Ramsey1021 Grace Johnson16th street intersects1027 Herman F. Smith1027% A. J. Hammond17th street intersects1031 Daniel Rhodes1035 Burton S. Howe1037 Noah Anderson18th street intersects1041 John Wilcox1051 Chas. Johnson105S Nels Hegstrom1101 Peter Haas1103 John W. KelleyNORTH Right 2% 24 Branch Italian 19th The Brooklyn C. MAIN and W. Jones East street STREET. Swanson Colony school Fish Side. intersectsNo. & Meat Co. 6 Market
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY6 Swanson & Erickson8 Roland K. Mason12 Louis Bottini14 Boss GroceryAndrew LunnTony Santo16 Delaney & Throop18 H. O. Berry20 Narrow Gauge RestaurantErie R. R. tracks intersect24-32 Arcade Building24 E. H. Ketchum Co.Gustaf O. Gustafson, rm. 3Imperial Credit Co., rm. 3Carl O. Hultgren, rm. 3The Vart Land Co., rm. 3E. & M. Cough Drop Co., rm. 326 New York StoreLundquist & Gustafson, rm. 228 Arcade Cigar .Co.C. M. Peterson28 Wright & Co.Ed. R. Bootey, law office, rm. 1J. I. Fowler, law office, rm. 132 Cook & TreatThe Hanson Electric Co., rms.6, 7, 8Swedish Institute, rm. 9Muldrick & Knorr, rm. 8Lief Erickson Lodge, 3rd floorBartenders' Union, 3rd floorFraternal Order of Eagles, 4F134 Andrew W. MurrayDr. D. C. Murdoch36 F. G. Bush Co.Larson & Carlson38 William H. SpragueJaysane & MceMrs. F. L. EgglestonJohn ChambersEast 1st street intersects100-108 Broadhead block100-102 Gustaf AndersonButterfield & Sessions104-106 Field-Wright Co.108 Anderson & Sandberg110 Dollar Hat Store112 McCormick News Co.114-6 Aug. F. NelsonEast 2nd street intersects200 C. A. Swanson Drug Co.202 Lines Shoe Co.Dr. Morris N. BemusMartin Merz & Son204 206 208 'Proudfit Jamestown Andrew Richard John Martin Nicholas S. A. H. J. Hanlon Knox Peterson & DavisClothing Checkary Johnson & School Co., & Son Co. 5 of & Music 10c store210 J. Whitley & Son212 A. C. & C. A. AndersonOlof A. OlsonJohnson's Tailor ShopJamestown Advertising Agency214 Charles Jenner216 Bank of Jamestown218 John Cushman218 Swanson's Music Store220 Sam & Bill222 First National Bank222 Knorr's Shaving ParlorEast 3rd street intersects300 Frank _. Clark300 B. P. O. E. Club rooms302 Aldrich Art and China Co.Bergwall Printing Co.304 Lake View Rose Garden StoreDr. A. Jerome RobbinsE. C. Davis306 Johnson & BlyParker—Ladies' TailorJames R. Fenner316 Mrs. R. A. Parrott318 Dr. C. F. Ormes318 Dr. F. D. Ormes320 F. M. Stearns & Co.322 Henry Koerner322 Dr. Laban Hazeltine322 Carl CaesarEast 4th street intersectsSt. Luke's Church410 Rev. J. T. Kerrin412 Dr. F. H. Nichols '416 Wm. F. EndressEast 5th street intersects508 A. N. Broadhead518 Jerome B. FisherEast 6th street intersects602 L. L. Schwein608 Clifton N. Hildum608 Chas. D. Wilson610 Chas. Verity610 Jay T. Stevens612 Chas. L. HortonEast 7th street intersects.u6 Hannah Moynihan708-710 Peterson _ Johnson .714 « Rogers Bros.Pine street intersectsEast 8th street intersects >800 N. J. Fenner800 Eliza Cravens802 J. Boyd & Son804 808 810 812 816 820 824 826 R. Wilson Emmet Fannie Henry Jane N. Frank Vacant F. J. W. Lewis Fenner Arnold Eckstrom A. Heath W. Greeley Jones Doty & Son
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY832 John'H. Smith834 Vacant838 Leonore Willard842 Chas. H. Bushey848 James Knapp850 James Kofod856 Martin Lewis860 James Malier862 The Malmberg Sanitarium862 Chas. J. Malmberg866 John S. Pratt872 Benj. K. Solliday880 Arthur G. Gage880 Henry O. AndersonCrossman street intersects900 Chas. B. Moore904 Myron Van Scoter910 Aaron V. Mott912 Martin Knorr916 Julius G. M. EbelVan Buren street intersects920 O. B. Woodin922 Mrs. Warren H. Young926 Peter J. Lindberg930 Frank H. HoardPrice street intersectsNo housesDickerson street intersects1018 Milton E. Klock1022 Peter H. Mullen1024 Frank R. Campbell1026 Thomas McCallumRegent street intersects1032 Frederick W. Fairbanks1034 John LynnKingsbury avenue intersects1036 Sydney P. Parkhurst1038 Vacant1042 Johanna Ryan1044 Chas. C. Haas1048 Chas. W. Lawson1052 Wm. O. Arter1054 John AndersonWilson avenue intersects1058 John A. Swanson1062 Arthur J. Pennock1064 Winiam HaasBuffalo street intersectsLakeview CemeteryCatholic Cemetery2000 Walter J. FairbankOAK STREET.From King street south to AhrensOAK Left avenue.—4th 39 35 STREET. and No John Charles Right East houses Bohlen ward. Quist and Side. West Side.OAKLAWN AVENUE.East of 1276 East 2nd street.—5thward.1 LeRoy WillardOHIO AVENUE.From Palmer south to Summit avenue.—6thward. (Formerly Lakin Extension.)ORCHARD STREET.From 430 Winsor street east.—1stward.Left and North Side.3 Frank Hofstead5 Frank Russo5 Charles Engwood7 William Pihlblad7 Gust Pihlblad9 Alton Page13 Mrs. Eliza Bahr15 Eric A. OlsonORCHARD STREET.Right and South Side.4 Joseph B. Speirs4 Elam DuBois6 Emil Stenander6 H. C. Hadley14 Charles Olson14 John Adamson16 Mrs. Christina LarsonORCHARD AVENUE.From 179 McKinley avenue south toHazeltine avenue.—6th ward.Left and East Side.13 Charles A. Sandberg13 Charles Anderson17 Mrs. Amelia Anderson19 Frank Carlson23 A. L. Eckstrom2i> Victor Billstone35 S. D. BradnerORCHARD AVENUE.Right and West Side.No housesOSBORN STREET.From opposite 314 Hazeltine avenuesouth.—6th ward.Left and East Side.9 Earl CoeOSBORN STREET.Right and West Side.12 Theodore Nelson
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYOUTLET STREET.(Changed to Hallock.)PALMER STREET.From rear 346 Baker west to Hallock.—6thward.^eit and South Side.25 G. A. Anderson27 Lewis Sanberg29 Otto A. Johnson29 Edward C. CarlsonSprague street intersectsBrooklyn Heights M. E. church117 John Hedman121 Aaron CarlburgHighland avenue intersects205 John N. P. Anderson207 John A. King309 Carl A. Johnson3i/a Mrs. Catherine Hinds317 Peter Munson3a/ Marshall K. Davis331 Vacant401 Vacant405 William B. Carpenter409 Walter S. Price409 Amel CarlsonSummit street intersects509 Gust Johnson507 Charles H. ThomasHess street intersects601 John R. Davidson601 Amos B. Davidson615 A. P. Kelsey615 Charles F. Kelsey615 Mrs. Emma R. Kelsey623 James I. Squier637 Wm. R. Bucklin637 Delos K. BucklinPALMER STREET.Right and North Side.26 Adoiph RenbergSprague street intersects110 Reuben W. Davis112 George Tibbetts114 Axel Westergren118 Charles Sellstrom118 Paul WiquistTew street intersects218 D. W. LevierHighland avenue intersects332 Mrs. Anna Larson336 Claus F. Anderson506 514 516 520 Vacant Hall H. L. Malcolm L. F. avenue Bush Paul Johnson intersects604 Clarence W. King618 Lester E. Warren622 Frank L. Davis624 Ciias. W. Milliar626 Fred Wilcox628 Geo. H. Stuart630 Sidney P. Stuart632 Silas J. SeePALMETER STREET.(Changed to Dover.)PARDEE AVENUE.From 488 Willard street south.—4thward.Left and East Side.13 Axel Bergstrom13 Hannah Carlson17 Axel DanielsonPARDEE AVENUE.Right and West Side.34 John SwansonPARK PLACE.(Changed to Cole Ave.)PARK STREET.From 19 Prospect avenue south toCole avenue.—3rd ward.Left and East Side.11 J. M. Edward Landberg15 Carl B. Sundquist15 Carl A. Nelson19 v_,uarles A. Nord19 John Lavery21 Victor C. Johnson21 Carl Tolson25 John A. Lindblom25% _rs. Gustava Lindblom25% John Ahlstrand41 Charles E. T. OlsonNewland avenue intersects105 Mrs. Anna M. Lindtnell107 Andrew Erickson109 J. E. Mecusker111 Swante Carlson113 John Mole115 Emil Strand115 Edward Dubois125 Gust Carlson139 William Carlson139 Anton LawsonPARK STREET.Right and West Side.14 Charles G. Johnson14 Arthur Smith18 Frank E. Reed
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY_ John A. Sclomonson22 Leonard Benson24 John Erickson24 Alfred Magnuson42 John A. Anderson44 William J. TorreyNewland avenue intersects114 J. Martin Nelson116 David Olson116 Axel Gustafson118 Oscar T. Carlson120 Charles G. Andersonlz2 Henry Hansen124 August Hartquist126 Arnold Elmquist128 J. Darrel ProctorFairfield avenue intersects136 Vacant138 Peter J. PetersonPARTRIDGE STREET.From 233 Hazzard east to Footeavenue.—3rd ward.Left and North Side.7 Axel Carlson7 Robert Carlson7 Charles Brodine11 Claus Ostrom11 Carl Fransine13 John E. SwansonPARTRIDGE STREET.Right and South Side.6 Richard Connell12 Albert Rehnberg12 John A. Johnson18 Anton A. Peterson18 Edward AndersonPEACH STREET.From 448 Winsor street east.—5thward.Left and North Side.5 John J. Brattberg9 Bernard Trainor11 Lynn Spencer11 Charles F. Johnson23 Samuel Haycook33 William Jones35 Christine A. Wallen37 Thomas ShoesmithBowen street intersectsPEACH STREET.Right and South Side.12 Alvin Peterson24 Carl H. Carlson28 30 Adolph Axel Frank Johnson Wiler Johnson36 Fred VanNamee38 Charles E. Johnson40 Moses B. Shirly42 Dexter MalloryBowen street intersectsPEARL AVENUE.From before 23 Kinney street east.—4th ward.Left and North Side.5 Fred Jonesj-9 S. E. Johnson19 Fred A. Johnson19 John Swanson35 August Johnson47 Charles MortPEARL AVENUE.Right and South Side.16 A. G. Palmer20 L. L. Sahlstrom22 Oscar Rehn22 Charles Johnson28 Nels E. Bergstrom32 John Boberg32 James W. Matson36 John Hult36 John Rehn40 A. L. Jones40 Emil Jones48 Pearl Carlson48 Theodore Wenstrom52 John Lindquist52 Peter JohnsonEnsign street intersects100 Oscar E. Erickson104 Albert Johnson108 John E. EricksonPETERSON STREET.From 303 Willard street north.—4thward.Left and West Side.11 Charles E. Peterson15 J. P. Johnson21 Charles J. Eastman25 Gust Peterson31 August Johnson35 Edward Lund35 Charles G. Peterson41 Mrs. Clara Carlson41 Charles Carlson59 Oscar Tropp59 John BergerPETERSON STREET.Right and East Side.10 22 6 Vacant Mrs. Charles Christine A. Anderson Johnson
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY24 John O. Benson24 Ernest Strong28 Andrew Scott38 Mrs. Louise Anderson46 Theodore Nelson50 Mrs. Charlotte Abrahamson114 John Mattson116 Stura F. Nelson.PHILLIPS STREET.(Formerly Champlin street.)From 929 East 2nd north to Falconerstreet.—5th ward.Right and East Side.20 C. G. Campbell22 Mrs. Susan C. Griffin22 Mrs. Nancy A. Mills24 W. G. Smith24 Harry WilsonPHILLIPS STREET.Left and West Side.No housesPINE STREET.From 21 East 1st street north toMain.—1st ward.Left and West Side.Opera House blockEast 2nd street intersects209 James H. Erwin211 Wm. J. BenderEast 3rd street intersects311 Wm. V. Malone311 Bernard Root311 Harry Kelsey311 Luman C. TorreyEast 4th street intersects405 Vacant409 F. E. Longwell411 Thomas C. PetersonEast 5th street intersects515 Eri H. GoodenoughEast 6th street intersects607 D. Wilson Immel609 Egbert R. Clark611 Mrs. Harriett B. Love615 Wm. Abrahamson617 Luther A. ForbushEast 7th street intersectsPINE STREET.Right and East Side.No housesEast 2nd street intersectsGilbert Strong208 Lundquist & Johnson208 John J. FrankCharles S. Wlute210 Home Telephone Co.212 Carlton FeltonEast 3rd street intersects304 Chatfield & Armitage306 Fred E. Armitage308 Mrs. S. E. Rockwell308 Hazeltine & Armstrong308 Dr. G. E. Ridgway3i0 Herald Printing Co.312 John W. BurkettEast 4th street intersectsNo housesEast 5th street intersects500 Mrs. Evelyn N. Post518 VacantEast 6th street intersects614 Herman Hirschauer614 Horace G. Burr616 L. D. Powers618 Gilbert G. Hall620 Charles ArnoldPOTTETR AVENUE.From opposite 28 Kingsbury streetnorth to Wilson street.—1st ward.Left and West Side.No housesPOTTER AVENUE.Right and East Side.17 Frank M. FiskPRATHER AVENUE.From 48 McKinley avenue west toBarrett street.—3rd and 6th wards.Left and South Side.No housesPRATHER AVENUE.Right and North Side.18 Dwight R. Stringer18 Mrs. Mary Hedges18 Walter A. Hedges18% Wilbur A. Fisk40 Glenn P. PhillipsPRENDERGAST AVENUE.From 221 East 2nd north to Buffalostreet.—1st ward.Left and West Side.201-207 Y. M. C. A. Building209 David Briggs209 Mrs. Mary Schell211 George A. Harris211 Olof LundquistEast 3rd street intersects311 Christian Science Institute311 Alfred H. Mallory311 C. W. Abbott313 Mrs. E. G. Davis
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY313313401409413417417509517609611615617617621621625625627629635639641649801807811815819821823825833837837%8398438478518518518578639019019059079139151001100510151135Mrs. Josephine RexfordAlvah A. GrinerFirst Church of Christ (Scientist)East 4th street intersectsBurton R. PrattMrs. C. C. BurtchThomas F. RowleyMrs. Eliza M. WindsorArtnur E. PrattEast 5th street intersectsMartin L. FentonDr. Laban HazeltineEast 6th street intersectsMrs. Zilpha YoungClare A. PickardElias C. BargarChristian OlsenGlenn E. MasonMrs. K. M. FairchildWm. E. WaiteJames BarbourEdward M. RileyCrawford N. BargarJohn P. FerrinOtto C. HammerquistCharles A. SwansonA. W. MurrayH. T. TrampleasureEast 8th street intersectsRobert B. JonesOra O. GatesLambert O. KernMerritt F. GriffithMrs. Elizabeth M. StewartChas. R. JacksonE. M. MixAndrew C. HolmesDaniel H. FrettsErnest J. RundellDr. Emma L. JordanClarence A. HultquistA. Albert PattersonGay C. StewartJohn E. LoucksMonroe SkellieHarry BrownMrs. Mary FcrdAbraham S. PratherCrossman street intersectsMrs. Rose ButtsFred PruddenAlfred E. HaleCheston A. PriceMulford A. NobbsArthur A. LeeVan Buren street intersectsArthur H. GraffEarl T. HallSamuel T. ScottPrice street intersectsAlvin B. AndersonRegent street intersects113911411145lixl120730431231831850651251460060860861061261661862262262662862863263663864080080480880881481882082482683083683684284685085485886286410021004Emory S. LeeCharles KostlevyEdgar J. ColeKingsbury avenue intersectsLeon A. ConnerJ. G. WigginsPRENDERGAST AVENUE.Right and East Side.Charles RawsonDr. John M. BrooksHerbert GrovesB. J. CheneyEast 4th street intersectsNo housesEast 5th street intersectsHenry IpsonVacantH. M. HansenEast 6th street intersectsWm. F. WallisMilo HarrisS. Arthur BaldwinFrank E. PennockBenjamin E. GossettErnest A. GossettHarry H. HallEdward L. GossettIrving M. GriffithSamuel B. LewinWm. C. BauerJ. Franklin DavisRichard WelchJohn P. GelmCarl J. StumpfE. W. SturtevantEast 8th street intersectsArchie A. JohnsonMrs. Mary A. MilesCharles VerityEdward BoydMrs. Nina M. SalisburyMrs. Elizabeth HegemanHenry C. FraserRobert A. PrescottJacob SchwobDaniel G. ParsonsDavid CrockerF. Adelbert MillsCharles H. DickinsonPaul M. DeanLynn H. StonerEast 9 th street intersectsLeonard J. FieldLeroy Vacant Van J. Mrs. Crossman Samuel S. W. B. Buren C. Wilson Durham L. W. M. HigginsMartin street Scottintersects
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY1012101411061110113011321132113811401142120212541254M. MillerCaspar BrattPrice street intersectsVacantRichard MullardBassett street intersectsBernard MoellarMrs. Nora MullenEdward HansonAlexander B. CorciliusGus A. CederholmCharles J. BuckleyEuclid avenue intersectsFrank L. DicksonMilton StaplesCharles E. GrahamPRICE STREET.From 930 North Main east to Bowen.—1st and 5th wardsLeft and North Side.9 Edward Peterson11 Fred T. Corke23 Patrick J. Moynihan25 Daniel C. Moynihan27 J. G. Waters29 John C. Davis33 Christopher JohnsonPrendergast avenue intersects111 G. W. SissonLakeview avenue intersects211 Gust Burland219 Gust Swanson221 John P. JohnsonWinsor street intersects307 Carl F. Quist309 Joseph E. Flickinger323 Henning Gustafson325 E. H. Wheeler327 M. L. Clapp329 Mrs. Julia Lepar335 John A. Olson339 Walter P. HowardPRICE STREET.Right and South Side.4 Judd A. Eberman8 Edward Bauer10 Mrs. Betty Gronberg16 Mrs. Persis Lee16 Nathaniel Lyke20 A. J. Stone20 Sheldon Cobb22 John Norberg26 John Henry28 Johnson Boyd30 Mrs. Lillian Morningstar34 Frank H. White34 Allan H. White110 112 Eugene Prendergast P. G. Ostrom Flickinger avenue intersects114116214220220222224230230310310314318318322324334334336340Chas. EngstromAnna M. JamesLakeview avenue intersectsFrank H. ApplebyMrs. Bertha EdwardsWalter GronbergAlbert JohnsonEdward A. LindJohn G. TuxfordHiram SoberWinsor street intersectsFred Linder NCharles AndersonJohn Emil CarlsonAndrew LundquistJohn A. LindmanA. W. EckbergJohn LarsonCharles SwansonCharles HudsonJohn M. CarlsonPhillip LarsonPROSPECT AVENUE.(Changed to McKinley Ave.)PROSPECT STREET.From 135 South Main soutttto Coleavenue.—3rd ward.Left and East Side.9 Frank E. Gifford15 John M. Brookmire39 George W. Fairbanks43 Melvin D. Saxton45 William A. Blackmar47 Charles Dahlstrom49 Stewart A. Gourley53 Charles H. Westerman59 John L. Swanson63 Nelson T. Osbourn67 Dr. Abraham H. Bowers75 Vacant85 Francis J. Underwood91 Louis E. Ruden91 Fay J. Young105 Inez C. Moore105 Horace C. Moore115 John D. JohnsonKidder street intersects123 August W. Carlson12a John H. Tousley133 John F. Johnson133 Gust Johnson137 Olof A. Olson141 John A. Haag145 Benjamin Rushworth147 151 145 153 Andrew Walter John Elof Jonathan Emil Carlson A. F. Peterson Palmer W. Lee H. White Slocum
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY157 Arthur J. PooleNewland avenue intersects211 John Olson215 Charles O. Strand215 John Soderburg219 August Lindbeck219 Frits H. John223 Frank H. Wright223 Albin Rose225 Axel A. Lagerquist225 Lena Carlson227 Axel J. Nelson227 Gust Johnson229 Hilma C. Johnson231 Andrew Nordwall231 Alfred B. Carlson233 Nelson Bros.Barker street intersects253 Mrs. Amelia C. Johnson255 Lena Love255 Charles F. Wenroth257 Hans Jorgenson257 Charles Johnson261 John L. Lawscn263 Richard H. Anderson265 Mrs. Sarah Carlson273 Axel Setterlund273 Emanuel Peterson275 Nels Anderson277 Charles A. AndersonPROSPECT STREET.Right and West Side.10 Daniel Griswold32 Archibald D. Falconer40 Mrs. May Phelps40 Herbert F. LitchPrather avenue intersects48 Anna G. Lawson48 Anthony J. Lindsey52 James Stafford56 American Aristo Co.70 Porter Sheldon70 Harry P. Sheldon82 Frank E. Partridge88 James H. Lansing88 Mrs. Mary BerlinMcKinley avenue intersects102 Carl E. Frantzen102 Peter C. Frantzen, Jr.10Z Peter Frantzen116 John E. Roberts120 Simon N. Manguson120 John Llndburg132 138 146 124 136 142 John Nels Eleanor Arvid Branch August Leander Gust Swan JorgensonW. Fosberg E. A. school Peterson Johnson AndersonSetterlund No. 9Newland avenue intersects200 Charles H. Johnson204 Johanna Sundell204 Gust W. Carlson208 William H. Anflerson208 August Anderson220 Andrew Lindbeck220 Emil C. Lindquist224 Carl Otto Rose224 Charles Strand228 John W. Engstrom232 George Haecker232 Andrew Burley236 John S. Roselle252 Nicholas Fornell254 Mrs. Ann Brown254 Newton Kendall260 Charles Carlson260 John Bilquist262 Martin DeWey272 William Shoemaker274 Grant C. Ballou274 Alfred DennPULLMAN STREET.From junction of Allen and Maplestreets east to Ellicott street.—4thward.'Left'and North Side.1 Edward S. Blakesley3 Ernest P. Hindle9 Walfred Bjork9 James Moore11 Mrs. Matilda BerggrenPULLMAN STREET.Right and South Side.No housesRACE STREET.From 6 Steele street north.—6thward.Left and West Side.3 Herbert O. Cowing3 A. S. Wellman5 Anderson Bros.9-11 Jamest'n Lighting & Power Co.RACE STREET.Right and East Side.No housesRATHBONE STREET.Changed to 11th.REGENT STREET.From 1025 North Main east to Prendergastavenue.—1st ward.Right and South Side.20 Frank Bond
28 George E. Salisbury28 John H. Salisbury32 Andrew L. Wilcox36 Thomas Kidd40 Ralph Emsley42 William H. RhodesREGENT STREET.Left and North Side.No housesREINOLD AVENUE.Changed to 18th.REYNOLDS PLACE.From 148 Jones & Gifford avenuenortheast to outlet.—6th ward.Left and West Side.1 Lurella Buck2 Matthew Zenns3 VacantREYNOLDS PLACE.Right and East Side.No housesRICHMOND PLACE.From 811 North Main west to ValleySt.—(Formerly Rush St.) 2ndward.Left and South Side.13-19 G. F. Clarke bakery21 Fred W. Zepp25 Wm. M. ComfortRICHMOND PLACE.Right and North Side.14 Kent W. Spencer16 Henry C. Leet18 Emil C. Berg20 Mrs. Delia Martin22 Eric Anderson24 James Congleton24 John DonnellyRIDGWAY AVENUE.From 462 Hallock street west.—6th ward.Left and South Side.39 Clarence L. SweetRIDGWAY AVENUE.Right and North Side.58 Albert CoxsonRIVER STREET.From opposite 326 Chandler streetnortheast.—4th ward.Right and South Side.6 Mrs. Emma JacobsonJAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY8 R. A. Benson^10 David A. Harrison ,"10 Charles Liedblad12-16 Chas. Swanson12-16 Charles Lindbeck12-16 Jamestown Window Screen Co.Century Furniture Co.Indiana Lumber Co.RIVER STREET.Left and North Side.Erie R. R. freight shedsROSS STREET.From 16 Livingston avenue north toErie R. R.—6th ward.Left and West Side.9 Theodore H. Barth13 M. M. HubbardGordon street intersects17 Mrs. Mary J. BennettROSS STREET.Right and East Side.No housesROWLEY PLACE.From 705 North Main west.—2ndward.2 C. Kingsley Northrop3 Lepold Lessard4 Mrs. Anna VanDusen4 Frank Anderson5 Edward W. Hotchkiss5 John GozagROYAL AVENUE.From 102 Hallock street west tolimits.—6th ward.Left and South Side.9 Z. M. Corell43 William DaysonFullerton avenue intersects117 J. C. BallROYAL AVENUE.Right and North Side.12 Lee A. Harvey14 Julius D. F. RickRUSH STREET.Changed to Richmond place.RUBINKAM AVENUE.Changed to 14th.SAMPSON STREET.From 237 McKinley avenue southto city limits.—6th ward.Left and East Side.7 Herman Strong37 Selma Anderson
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYNewland avenue intersects109 Mrs. Matilda C. Gustafson125 Harry E. Manchester127 Ivar HansonDearborn street intersects133 John G. Burg137 Mrs. Lottie AndersonSuperior street intersectsSAMPSON STREET.Right and West Side.6 Mrs. Mary E. Fengar10 Herbert Johnson10 J. Herman Johnson12 August L. Johnson12 Oscar Dahl16 Mrs. Mertie James20 Nils MonsonGrandin street intersects22 Mrs. Lena Lagergren30 John F. Writman32 Charles SliterLake street intersects36 Ernest R. Ellison38 John V. Anderson40 Alfred Barkman42 S. P. CarlsonNewland avenue intersects102 Iver Hansen102 Mrs. Christina Johnson104 August Johnson106 Andrew Peterson110 Carl Bernhard114 William Bernhard116 Chas. A. Johnson120 Chas. Holmquist126 Renino Carlson132 Carl P. Carlson136 Chas. Sundquist148 Axel Olson148 Andrew Turnquist148 Gust Olsonlbv Ludwig Olson152 Carl G. Lofgren156 Frank JohnsonHazeltine avenue intersects200 Carl Lindstrom200 Mrs. Anna Lindstrom206 Chauncey LoveSCHUYLER STREET.From near end of Hallock streetand Newland avenue south. (FormerlySouth Hallock St.)—6th ward.Left and East Side.128 W. No Pennsylvania Roy SCHUYLERRight L. houses W. Kent and Kent' West avenue STREET. Side. intersectsSCOTTChanged to Chandler.SCOTT STREET.ALLEY.From 222 Winsor street east to ErieR. R.—5th ward.Left and North Side.13 Charles A. Carlson15 John Kennedy23 Hiram Sisson23 Lloyd G. Noyes23 Luther J. Noyes31 Joseph Minsino33 Gust A. Anderson33 Oscar WahlenSCOTT STREET.Right and South Side.12 Rhoda Wiltsie14 Martin Rhinehart14 W. W. Rhinehart22 Noel Edwards24 Gust Anderson26 Charles P. Miller28 Elizabeth Swanson32 Frank Frizza30 Samuel Welsh34 Mark SolikowskiSENECA STREET.'From Adams street south to Nortonavenue.—6th ward.Right and West Side.4 Walter H. DavisSENECA STREET.Left and East Side.No housesSEYMOUR AVENUE.From 2 Livingston avenue north toErie R. R.—6th ward.Left and West Side.9 Mrs. Margaret Reagan17 Clifford Moses21 Charles O. Neil25 Martin LooneySEYMOUR AVENUE.Right and East Side.6 Carl Johnson8 Mrs. Lettie Carter10 Eric Erickson10 Hjalmer Lundberg
SEVENTEENTH STREET.From 1027 North Main west. (FormerlyFountain St.)—2nd ward.Left and South Side.13 Geo. N. Waggoner13 Mrs. Cora B. StanleySEVENTEENTH STREET.Right and North Side.8 Charles Summers10 Joseph HeintzSHAW .AVENUE.From 45 Maple street east to Oakstreet.—4th ward.Left and North Side.1 John W. UnsworthSHAW AVENUE.Right and South Side.10 Victor PetersonFromward.1224JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYSHAVER STREET.27 Maple street east-Left and North Side.No housesSHAVER STREET.Right and South Side.Carl AhlstromVacantSHEARMAN PLACE.-4thFrom 21 Main west.—2nd ward.Left and South Side.11 Jamestown Iron works17 Wilcox Burchard & Co.18 Davis, Backus & Co.25 Shearman Bros41 Union Lumber Co.SHEARMAN PLACE.Right and North Side.No housesSHERMAN STREET.From 134 Allen south to Garfieldand if extended to Arnold.—4th ward.Left and East Side.9 Enoch Greenwood9% Alexander H. Reid13 F. Henry Hinnian17 Henry J. RearickGarfield street intersectsSouth Side Grammar schoolSHERMAN STREET.Right and West Side.18 Axel EckbergSHORT EAGLE STREET.Changed to Franklin.SIXTEENTH STREET.From 1021 North Main west. (FormerlyBeulah place.)—2nd ward.Left and South Side.7 Anna E. C. BeemanSIXTEENTH STREET.Right and North Side.10 Mrs. Emeline Pugh14 Mrs. Losina H. GibsonSOUTH HALLOCK STREET.Changed to Schuyler St.SOUTH MAIN STREET.From junction of Main (Brooklyn, square— south to limits. (FormerlyWarren above Allen street)—3d ward.Left and East Side.13579i-2331333d3941434547494953575763J. A. JacobsonBenj. Strauss & Co.European HotelSugar BowlFrank W. PalmeterJohn GulinoTaylor street intersectsHumphrey HouseA. J. ScottThe LimitMrs. Ella WilcoxHarrison street intersectsBelle HowardStewart & HansonA. CamelloJohnson & HammerstromKnights of PythiasEmil F. PetersonAnna MagnusonA. CamelloEliakim GarfieldG. W. ThomasHoward W. PotterOscar WestphalJ. E. LoucksElliott I. ShearmanBowers & NeilsonDr. A. H. BowersC. NeilsonCharles M. NicholsBenjamin NicholsMrs. S. S. Derby
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYDerby street intersects71 Mrs. C. W. Eddy71 Joseph Whitaker77 C. C. Aber77 Fred P. CookVictoria avenue intersects81 William S. BaileyAllen street intersects101 Harry Wilson117 John A. Hulquist129 Ralph Mechanic C. Sheldon street intersects139 153 Dr. Clayton N. E. E. Johnson Bailey163 Mrs. Olive K. AllenIsidora L. Allen169 J. F. Fenton169% Emil Jacobson173% F. J. StoutenbergIV074 -Irs. Nellie Sellstrom183 Emory A. Sturdevant187 E. H. Ketchum193 E. F. Bassett193 James E. Noon199 John Slattery203 F. O. Crossgrove209 James Irwin217 Thomas Shanley219 C. A. Johnson223 Peter C. Robertson227 Mrs. Melvina E. Miller227 Mrs. Sarah Fox231 Lynford Sadleri- ^72 _rs. Minnie E. Smith235239239239241249249253257257261261263263269273275275275%279297%283John HansonE. A. StromdahlMrs^ Clara HallburgTheodore OaklundLaverne BrainardAxtel street intersectsM. T. HowardJames ConroeLewis M. OsborneCharles C. SamuelsonJames W. SmithSamuelson & AndersonJohn CollinsSundell & LindbladRichard E. AndersonNewland avenue intersectsMrs. Jerome PostW. M. WescottRoy H. ColeMrs. Alice E. ColeEdmund Suckow, Jr.F. H. BurghardtEdgar SmithA. R. Ogden283% Dwight D. Frank287 J. W. Cole289 L. B. Matteson295 Wm. E. Randall297 S. W. Lamson301 Thomas A. Graham303 Henry D. Frank307 Rudolph MarkerBarker street intersects341 E. Suckow341 Joseph Durano345 E. O. Hastings369 M. L. Hultgren377 John Nelson377 4U(S
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY'186 Mrs. Eleanor Kidder192 Chris Marker196 J. W. Maddox200 George F. Morgan212 John DavidsonKidder street intersects222 D. F. Keefe226 Charles Preston226 Glenn A. Frank234 Bennie Benson234 Miss Sarah D. Lyon242 H. O. Cowing248 M. Reiter252 Vacant260 D. R. Cole264 Mrs. Margaret Gallagher ,Newland avenue intersects272 Michael Wright272 Dr. Albert Young280 L. C. Wimmermark280 Charles Fargren I282 P. A. Soderquist284 Edwin Moline284 Florian Nelson290 Maynard Stoddard294 W. S. Crossgrove298 William Crossgrove298 Samuel Crossgrove302 J. S. Conner322 Mrs. Augusta Roseberg322 Oscar CarlstromBarker street intersects .330 Fred Fletcher330 Thomas Feltcher334 Fred Illingworth352 A. L. Staples358 Mrs. Anna S. Peterson358 C. W. Tewey376 Carl A. Johnson380 Mrs. Mary Kordenbrock388 Eva Cole388 W. A. ShosenburgCole avenue intersects486 Orris J. ShuttSOUTH WALNUT STREET.Changed to Ivy.SPRAGUE STREET.From Steele street bridge south andwest to Baker.—6th ward.Left and East Side.109 Isaac Leipsic109 P. Tarbret111 T. E. Greenwood113 Lucy Woodward305 241 Bert No Mt. Palmer Charles houses Vernon Benson street S. G. Gardner Crantz place intersects intersectsSPRAGUESTREET.Right and West Side.<strong>Chautauqua</strong> towel millsSteele street intersects90 Charles CarlsonFenton street intersects202 Samuel H. Hamerly220 James Mallen220 Gilbert E. Lindergren224 Joseph G. Williams224 Charles H. Baker228 Peter Sundberg232 Charles P. Anderson234 William C. Williams234% Scott W. Forest238. Emil L. HolmesPalmer street intersects310 A. William CarlsonSPRING STREET.From 121 East 2nd street north toCrossman.—1st ward.Left and West Side.217-219 Gron block217 Jamestown bakeryNational Biscuit Co.Mrs. F. A. Gron219 Jamestown Awning WorksEast 3rd street intersects315 Ephraim D. SpauldingEast 4th street intersects405 Mrs. Pauline Abbott417 Edward C. BurnsEast 5th street intersects513 Miss Mary Darling519 Mrs. AndersonEast 6th street intersects609 Mrs. Hannah A. Bonner613 Louis M. Powers617 Wm. H. Dorsey623 Minnie Lynch625 J. C. WassBranch school No. 1East 8th street intersects807 John A. Dearborn811 Winfred J. Heath815 Milton E. Kennedy819 Mrs. Nettie Fox819 Chas. J. Dodge825 George Kendall829 Henry Guenther829% Vacant833 Mrs. Sarah Gokey835 O. A. Lenna837 Henry A. Bauer"839 859 863 853 Albert John Frank Thomas C. P. O. Wallace C. Oalimeri Ohlquist Kendall Nelson
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY867 Mrs. Lillian Babcock867 Burt Clark869 Frank Andersen869 Peter Ipson869 Frank J. KrugerSPRING STREET.Right and East Side.206 Chapin Tiffany208 Walter L. Saxton210-222 City Hall212 ,Ellicott H. & L. Co.216 Prendergast Hose Co.218 Chief of Fire Dept.East 3rd street intersects306 Mrs. Mary TousleyCentral branch schoolEast 4th street intersects412 Frank B. Field418 Harvey W. Tew418 Rev. Walter A. TaylorEast 5th street intersects510 Emmett H. BemusEast 6th street intersects610 First A. M. E. church614 Benj. A. Munger618 Mrs. Ella Strikenberg620 Duncan M. Hall622 Charles Brickner626 Harry-Williams626 Mrs. Melissa Carterbu.j James M. Quinlan632 Mrs. Eliza A. WhiteEast 8th street intersects808 George E. Feather810 John W. Hale816 Geo. A. Chatfield822 Adelbert Johnson826 M. E. Aldrich830 Mrs. P. J. Wight840 Sam Walker842 Robert M. Powell858 John A. Engquist860 Alexander J. Patterson862 Joseph Gold864 Henry Koerner866 Michael Burke868 John Yarling• 872 Mrs. M. P. Corcilius874 John H. Martin874 Edw. H. SheddSTAFFORD AVENUE.From 1078 East 2nd street south toFlagg avenue.—5th ward.12 22 No Westley John STAFFORDRight Left houses A. and SturdevantFox East West AVENUE. Side.STARKAVENUE.From Schuyler near end of Connecticutavenue.—6th ward.Left and South Side.hu Charles A. LawsonSTARK AVENUE.Right and North Side.No housesSTEARNS AVENUE.From 117 Barrett street west toCharles street.—6th ward.Left and South Side.No housesSTEARNS AVENUE.24688101212Right and North Side.A. P. GreenlundRev. Herbert H. ClareRobert GrimscoldErnest Nelsonv_arles O. AndersonThomas V. McGrawMerrit C. LeRoyMertie BooneSTEELE STREET.From junction Forest avenue andBrooklyn square west.—6th ward.Left and South Side.57111517-191921-23253555596363-67778793103105109115123129Bert S. CrossJohn A. PetersonVacantCharles L. CarlsonWm. Koehl Co.; (The)Post Publishing Co.Pearl City LaundryCassius M. PhillipsBaker street intersectsJones avenue intersectsAI BanierErnest PierceRev. J. P. JonesLowell J. HoagAxel HeggHerman Broding -Tony GardenAlbert F. EricksonMrs. Augusta LindbergWilliams street intersectsBenjamin F. FirmanAdam J. HaeckerJohn O'ConnellWilliam GreerCulver street intersectsEvald Albert B. C. Seaburg Marsh
JAMESTOWN 'STREET DIRECTORYSprague street intersects217 Mrs. Ann Sullivan223 Gunnar Swanson223 Eva Blomster223 Hannah Hallburg223 Victor Carlson229 Bernhard Benson229 William H. PetersonHanley street intersects231 Edwin Johnson231 Mrs. Anna Jones235 Frank A. Nelson235 Ames Dyson265 Mrs. Lois Pike265 Charles Hedlund267 James G. Glendon267 Hubert Forest313 Dennis ReardonSTEELE STREET.Right 10 and North Side.14 6 Electric Mills16 Race street intersects18 James Roark20 Roy M. WilcoxCharles A. WilcoxOscar D. BraggE. W. Hollister22-28 Warner Lumber Co.30-38 H. P. Robertson Co.8440-48 Pearl City Veneer Co.9240-48 Jamestown Art Carving W'ks9250 Jamestown Panel & Veneer Co.84-9270-76 Electric Mills storehouse-10070-80 J. C. & L. E. freight office100Thomas Bogireno-100Patsy Rates108Patsy Lanna114Banner Furniture Co.118Chadakoin Furniture Co.120Nazzaro GaettanoLewis BennarEdward AndersonMrs. Ellen DonlonClarence H. StantonThe Finley Mfg. Co.124-126 Seaburg Mfg. Co.124-126 Eagle Furniture Co.132-136 Municipal electric light plant138 Felix Beaver146 City tool buildingSprague street intersects206 <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Towel Mills210 Vacant216 J. A. Adams & Son218 216 Joseph Mrs. H. Thomas Christ Sam Eugene Caroline Lombaroi Cobure Johnson Lunny Vansil Adams Marello218 Joseph Sopenso218 Tony Mazarki224 Mrs. Gustava Lindstrom224 Henry Kruse226 J. August Lindstrom226 Gust Lindstrom230 Victor E. Carlson236 William F. Baker268 Gust Olson304 Godfried Johnson304 Mrs. Mary Eklof306 Charles* A. Peterson308 Mrs. Helen Slaytcn308 Earl Wolfe318 Gid Lundquist322 E. E. Einch322 Albert Tappan324 Almon Fox332 Albert Bush336 Andrew P. Casselman338 Fred T. Thompson338 D. E. Willets340 Frederick M. Meyer340 Julius G. M. Ebel340 George L. Smith342 Elof Anderson342% George Myers344 Carl FretsSTEWART AVENUE.From 1309 West 6th south to West3rd street.—6th ward.Left and East Side.103 H. Edgar Messenger105 Timoth R. LuceySTEWART AVENUE.Right and West Side.104 Peter Dreyer110 Frank R. Reed112 Fred S. Crocker120 J. B. Sullivan122 Lewis Hoadley122 Arthur Parker146 Milton E. PhillipsSTOWE STREET.From 815 East 2nd street north tolimits.—5th ward.Left and West Side. '11 August Johnson15 John Phieblad15 A. N. Lundberg21 Mrs. Lucy Davis21 B. J. Markham23 Mrs. Emily Sandburg23 Franz Berggrenson23 27 Waldemere Falconer John A. street Anderson Rosenberg intersects
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY103 Gust Danielson107 Albert C. Jones109 Benjamin Nelson109 John P. Nelson111 Erick Nelson111 John Anderson115 Peter Palmgren121 Charles Fredsall123 Andrew Wallen125 N. Gust Johnson131 Barth Cordingley143 Rev. Thomas Berry153 John A. MorganNewton street intersects219 George BoardmanBuffalo street intersects319 Charles Carlson321 John Dahlin321 John Stevenson328 Charles Hayward357 Aaron Lindquist365 Theron C. Swart369 John A. Norman377 Gust STOWE Johnson STREET. .401 Right Mrs. and Jennie East Side. Beal501 Gust Lund10 Mrs. Hannah Brugge12 George Parker14 Gust Swanson18 Emil Anderson26 John Everett26 George Leburg30 G. C. LittleFalconer street intersects106 Thure Eckdahl110 Olof Greenlund110 Mrs. Mary Norquist114 Joseph Stapleton114 F. A. Johnson128 Mamie Hawthorn128 John Westrom144 E. O. Holmberg146 Vacant150 Charles Holt150 John A. PetersonNewton street intersects308 Adolph Marker308 Jens Hansen310 J. A. Hedberg376 Hilmer Anderson376 Fritz LarsonClyde avenue intersects400 Max Dahlgren410 Olof Gunnell414 Gunnar GunnellSTRONGSTREET.From 854 Prendergast avenue eastto Lakeview avenue. (Formerly East9th.)—1st ward.Left and North Side.3 E. D. Lloyd5 Mrs. Mary Shannon9 D. W. Prosser11 William B. Jones13 F. G. Broadhead15 P. J. O'Brien19 O. N. GardnerSTRONG STREET.Right and South Side.No housesFulton street intersects18 Charles D. Melhuish18 Mrs. Esther F. BlanchardSTURGES STREET.From 87 Falconer north to Buffalo..—5th ward.Left and West Side.3 John Webeck3 Mrs. Louisa Stoll5 Mrs. August Marshi, Oscar Larson21 Otto A. Carlson25 William Gustafson25 Bernard Johnson29 Frank Freberg29 Otto Dschuden33 Francis GeserSTURGES STREET.Right and East Side.20 John Anderson24 Carl Adamson210 Slegfred Jones210 Axel AndersonSUMMIT STREET.From 417 Palmer street southwestto city limits—6th ward.Left and East Side.185 John B. Barlowxa3 August Grabel203 Fred J. Case207 Mrs. Eva C. MoonSUMMIT STREET.Right and West Side.10 Theodore Morgan14 Chas. J. Lindstrom130 Nels Okesson140 E. J. Squier
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYSUMNER PLACE.From 217 East 8th north. (FormerlyFulton place.)—1st ward.Left and West Side.No housesSUMNER PLACE.Right and East Side.8 Alvah A. Smith10 Benjamin H. Gardner12 Lawrence A. Whitford14 Michael J. Looney16 Judd PeltonSUPERIOR STREET.From 238 Forest avenue west toSampson street.—6th ward.Left and South Side.No housesBarrett avenue intersectsNo housesCharles street intersects137 August Lawson141 John Hjalmarson141 Carl Erickson •145 Carl O. OlsonSUPERIOR STREET.Right and North Side.No housesBarrett avenue intersectsNO' housesCharles street intersectsSWAN STREET.From 450 Willard street south.—4th ward.Left and East Side.5 John BrostromSWAN STREET.Right and West Side.24 Julius Bergeson28 Eskil Anderson32 John A. Anderson46 G. W. LindholmTAYLOR STREET.From 9 South Main street east toHarrison.—3rd ward. (Formerly Filmoreand Taylor.)Left and North Side.1 Christ Papas3 T. H. Sotir5 Jamestown Cold Storage Co.5 Mrs. Louisa Wells5 Mattie Gifford5 Edward C. Birch5 Anna George5 Costican Bella s7 Frank E. Wells27 Jamestown Co-operative CabinetCo.37 Central Commercial Gallery63 Watson Mfg. Co.63 John M. Anderson65 W. W. Watson67 Chas. E. Anderson71 M. CordonTAYLOR STREET.Right and South Side.20 Patrick Maher22 Allen A. Cady26 Jane Huntington26 Samuel Slocum28-30 Wm. Hjorth & Co.36 Johnson Wrench Co.38 Herbert Chiverton40 John M. Anderson44 James Nutter44 Talbot Huntington66-70 Diamond Furniture Co.TENTH STREET.From 841 Main street west to Lafayettestreet. (Formerly West 10th.)—2nd ward.Left and South Side.11 W. Floyd Warren15 Wm. H. Scofieid17 Francis E. Weatherly19 Albert G. Hitchcock19 Ralph A. Hodges23 John G. Lundquist27 Mrs. Harriett E. Franklini.9 Gotlieb Frey33 James B. Douglas37 Victor Nelson37 Oscar Selman37% Mrs. Elizabeth Dorman43 Wm. W. Campbell47 Melzar A. Lockwood49 Fred W. Foote51 Pardon H. Cole53 Joseph W. Klumpp61 John E. Lott65 Gilbert T. Bouck67 Wallace LoucksWashington street intersectsNo housesTENTH STREET.Right 10 12 Henry Thos and North H. A. Marks Stumpf Side'
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY16 Fred A. Dorman18 Nathan P. Newton, Jr.20 Garrett H. Lammers24 Lars P. Anderson28 Daniel Black '32 Gust Freeburg36 Sidney R. Shearman38 Chas. A. Bly42 Peter G. Gibson46 Willard C. Wood46 J. D. Giegerich52 Louis P. Pennock56 Wm. H. Wright60 Bert R. Smith60 Seth Lindburg66 Nathan P. Newton, Sr.68 Duera A. Luce70 Geo. A. YoungWashington street intersects120 • Edgar W. Morton124 Mrs. Mary CraneTEW STREET.From Fenton avenue south to Palmerstreet.—6th ward.Left and East Side.9 Chas. F. Hobbs9 Henry V. Hobbs15 G. A. Carlson17 Lewis Putnam19 VacantTEW STREET.Right and West Side.24 Gust HedmanTERRACE PLACE.From 171 Forest avenue east.—3rdward.Left and West Side.1 Henry C. Eddy3 Harry W. Alden5 J. F. Myers7 F. LaVerne Myers9 B. G. Brookins15 Louis T. Harkness15 Jonas Johnson17 Arthur Swanson19 Clarence L. Nelson19 Mrs. Dora Hunt21 VacantTERRACE PLACE.Right and South Side.4 John Wood4 Ernest L. AndersonTHAYER STREET.From 253 Crescent street north toBuffalo street. (Formerly Davis, Thayer,Ext. and Thayer St.)—5th ward.Left and West Side.11 John H. SutcliffeEast 2nd street intersects35 Mrs. Mattie Carter41 F. L. Diffendorfer43 Elliott W. WordenBush street intersectsNo houses123 Herman Nystrom123 George Sundberg127 Emil Hammer161 Gust LawsonNo housesBowen street intersects181 F. A. Segerdahl203 Carl J. AndersonTHAYER STREET.Right and East Side.8 Martin Pederson10 Amon Buck10 Helen B. FarrEast 2nd street intersects36 G. D. Carlson40 John Barkman48 August Barkman52 Mrs. Hilda Olson58 Mrs. Anna Suderquist58 Charles Suderquist64 Bernhard Gavert64 William Lundquist68 Mrs. Carrie Johnson68 Gust OlsonFalconer street intersects132 Alfred Carlson140 Samuel Kallgren152 Isaac Wildman152 Wm. Wallace Wilson160 Andrew J. Larson164 A. Lindell164 John THIRTEENTH Blomdahl STREET.From 921No housesNorth Main street toWashington206 Peterstreet.—2ndHammergrenward.210 AndrewLeft andAndersonSouth Side.2145JohnAdelbertJohnsonKlock2147 Wm.HermanF. NissonBratt21823 Geo.MatildaS. BrightAnderson218 Oscar H. Sundell
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY33 John A. Anderson37 Geo. N. Phelps41 John W. Scofieid49 Carl G. Anderson53 John Robertson53 Chas. T. DeBad69 Rupert L. Hoyt73 Ariel H. WellmanTHIRTEENTH STREET.Right and North Side.10 Frank L. Johnson14 Minnie Walkup20 Wm. B. Pitts24 Horace J. Cobb24 Mrs. Kate O'Donnell26 Horace T. Pickard30 Jacob F. Stahley54 Samuel J. Woodward70 Peter J. Minton74 Wm. T. WrightTIFFANY AVENUE.From city line south to Erie R. R.—4th and 5th wards.Charles CarlsonTILDEN AVENUE.Changed to 12th.TODD AVENUE.From 60 Hunt road west to McDannellavenue.-—6th ward.Left and South Side.7 VacantTODD AVENUE.Right and North Side.No housesTOWER STREET.From opposite 217 Willard south toEnglish.—4th ward.Left and East Side.13 F. O. Roberts17 Mrs. Matilda Peterson.21 Mrs. Matilda Wersen31 C. J. Anderson35 Alexander Sundman43 Mrs. Mary Leblad43 Charles Wicklund47 Charles G. Hedin51 Andrew E. Lawson51% John LawsonLind alley Intersects59 Charles Dawson65 Fred A. Carlson69 Mrs. Mary Engwell73 Axel Johnson73 Otto W. Peterson77 G. A. Gustafson81 S. A. Bloom85 Gust A. Carlson89 Magnus Anderson93 Andrew Lofgren99 John T. PalmTOWER STREET.Right and West Side.Branch school No. 344 Charles Nelson44 Mrs. Mary Sellstrom56 John Erickson56 Edwin Lindstrom56 Mrs. Hannah Turnbloom60 Conrad Backstrand60 Chris Palarmo60 Henry Johnson64 John Engwall80 Mrs. Caroline Anderson80 Carl J. Lundgren80 Mrs. Alma Swanson100 Oscar Swanson100 diaries Bloom108 Fred Johnson108 O. C. Carpenter108 Arthur Washburn110 Austin Tobias110 John Shackleton118 Charles Peterson118 Frank EgglestonTWELFTH STREET.From 909 North Main street west toWashington street. (Formerly TildenAve.)—2nd ward.Left and South Side.23 Harvey W. Robinson25 Vacant29 Willis L. Strickland35 Mahlon Barrows37 Albert Hapgood39 Saverio Roselli39 Andrew Wennerberg41 Hans Rasmussen61 David W. Green65 Morley C. HolcombTWELFTH STREET.Right and North Side.6 Gust Gafvert14-16 Salisbury & Son20 Chas. J. Peterson24 N. Edgar Engel26 Joseph G. Carpenter28 32 36 Wm. Joseph Chas. Whitcomb A. Cascia Randall
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY40 Antonio Mancino44 Grant G. WatermanTYRIL STREET.From Tiffany avenue west.—4thward.Left and South Side.Straight Dry Plate WorksTYRIL STREET.Right and North Side.No housesUTICA STREET.From opposite 283 Fairmount avenuenorth to Livingston avenue.—6thward.Left and West Side.33 Thomas Birch37 Martin N. ArendUTICA STREET.Right and East Side.No housesUNION AVENUE.From 338 Forest avenue east toPark street.—3rd ward.Left and North Side.13 Mrs. Anna HultgrenUNION AVENUE.Right and South Side.16 John O. Samuelson16 Albert Albertson20 Carl Anderson20 Gotfried Wiborg28 Albert Thornblad28 August Cnattinguis32 Herman Hultquist32 Verlon M. Phillips36 Walter Nelson36 Mrs. Anna A. Dahlgren40 Eric Pihlblad40 Samuel AlmgrenVALLEY STREET.From 28 West Eighth street northto West 9th street.—2nd ward.Left and West Side.7 August Ahlstrom7 Christ Hansen9 Chas. W. Johnson15 Fritz Colquist17 Wm. Anderson17 John Anderson19 James C. McTigue21 Fred B. Kinne23 Mrs. Christine JenkinsVALLEY STREET.Right and East Side.14 Wm. D. Mitchell16 John F. Johnson16 Winifred Foley18 Ira W. JohnsonVAN BUREN STREET.From 920 North Main street east.(Formerly Kent & James.)—1st ward.Left and North Side.9 J. Lawrence Hills11 Ellis N. Scofieid21 William Stamm25 Wrothwell Butterfield29, Thomas Sanctuary37 Hans P. Lorentzen41 John A. EckmanPrendergast avenue intersects109 Vacant111 Mrs. A. W. Shaw113 George A. Persell119 Charles H. Whitney121 Marvin S. Spear125 C. L. Wyckoff129 M. J. NorquistLakeview avenue intersects221 Lilly B. Spring221 Oren HoweVAN BUREN STREET.Right and South Side.10 E. E. Woodbury±8 Mrs. Nora Durnin24 Michael McGinty28 John McGinty32 Mrs. Laura Klock32 Stuart Langs36 E. J. Spencer36 Jacob Oser40 VacantPrendergast avenue intersects112 M. Barrett114 Harry VEGA Arnold STREET.From 116 329 Jerome Willard Hobart street north.- -4 thward. 124 C. M. Bradt128 W. Left E. Straight and West Side.1303 Vacant O. E. Lindbloom±5 Lakeview Fred Hagglund avenue intersects
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY25 Mrs. Matilda Lindros25 Sana Johnson35 Adolph Ostrom43 Charles L. Lindros45 Gust Anderson47 Sanford Olson59 Frank Johnson79 Charles DanielsonMrs. Adeline MalmBenedict street intersectsVEGA STREET.Right and East Side.14 Gust Anderson16 Seth Anderson20 Gust Johnson26 Andrew Swanson30 John Munson38 O. W. Erickson38 Louis Bergquist44 Elof Johnson52 Morris Anderson52 August Jones56 Henry Erickson68 Mrs. Anna Manguson68 Abraham Danielson70 Frank Hedlund88 Mrs. Margaret Ahlstrand96 Hogan Peterson'96 Fred LarsonBenedict street intersects110 Carl Carlson114 Arvid H. L. Johnson114 Sture NeilsonVICTORIA AVENUE.From 77 South Main east to Institute—3rdward.Left and North Side.9 Newton S. Kelly11 Roy E. Drake11 Mrs. Christina Lundquist13 Erick A. Jones13 Mrs. Agnes Higgins15 Carl Salsquist15 Erick L. Carlson19 Mrs. Hulda Ryden19 Fred B. Bergeson21 Mrs. Ella Shoultz21 August A. Dahlquist23 Lotta Peterson23 John W. Carlson25 James S. McNeight25 Fred BjorkVICTORIA AVENUE.Right and South Side."16 12 24 John Herman Charles E. Hjunberg J. Siegel Adams26 William J. Stewart26 Charles G. Kleist28 John McKalg28 Richard Smith34 Ragnar Peterson34 Carl A. Eckberg34 Tilda C. Anderson34 Mrs. Rose A.40 Mrs. Blanche S. Va—VIRGINIA BOULEVARD.From 14 Camp street south.—6thward.Right and West Side.No housesEast Newland avenue intersectsNo housesBarker street intersectsNo housesDouglas place intersects40 Douglas R. ParkVIRGINIA BOULEVARD.Left and East Side.No housesWALNUT STREET.From 101 Camp street north to Arnold.—4thward.151719212527Left and West Side.Simon PetersonFrank J. LeopardHarry WildFred T. WilliamsMrs. Eva HarrisonFred A. MartinWALNUT STREET.Right and East Side.1216Mrs. Albertina JohnsonCharles F. ScottEdward CoeAndrew AndersonWARREN STREET.Changed to South TViain.WASHINGTON STREET.From West 1st street north to Fluvannaavenue. (Formerly Marvin St.above 8th street)—2nd ward.Left and West Side.211-215 St. Ry. car barns217 Alonzo L. Beach219 Dreamland221-223 Lillibridge flats221 VacantWest 3rd street intersectsGovernment building
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYWest 4th street intersects401 John H. Wilson409 Dr. Frank HuntWest 5th street intersects507 E. B. Thomas509 Wm. P. Stevens515 Edw. E. Duffee519 H. W. Odell601607611617617703707707711713715801809811815817823827829831833833835837839843847849857871885895905909915925975985987991995997100110431047105110571059WestWm. BealerJohn T. 6th Brown street intersectsDr. D. C. PerkinsMrs. Marion JohnsonNettie M. CurticeWest 7th street intersectsDr. W. D. WellmanLoyal S. BusheeChas. G. GustafsonElmer E. WellmanVacantFred D. TiffanyWest 8th street intersectsJ. H. MarshPatrick McVeighThomas MarshJ. M. VanNessJohn HarrisonIsabella avenue intersectsVacantEdgar A. KeplerFred SwansonAlfred C. BendallLevi WellingtonG. Melvin BurrMrs. Catherine McGeeS. B. ShieldsJ. W. JohnsonWm. W. DeLisleFred M. HydeGeo. R. PeaseLester H. MuzzyWilliam H. Bradley10th street intersectsDaniel Roberts11th street intersectsAlonzo S. HotchkissWm. M. BaldwinClyde L. CurtisJoseph L. NortonMrs. Elizabeth GowanJames GowanNicholas PaulAlden BarnettGlenn OstranderVacantJohn P. SwansonMrs. Hettie WilliamsFred L. RhodesL. Archie FullerClaude M. AndersonEnos A. Warren10411021422430432440640640S410412414708710714806810814818820822826830832836836842844846854860866868870874878880884886910948950WASHINGTONSTREET.Right and East Side.Miss E. M. FieldErnest BrownWest 2nd street intersectsEmery A. SturdevantC. J. ArnoldJoseph CorkeWest 3rd street intersectsJohn C. FishVacantWest 4th street intersectsFranklin G. ShepardAllen E. BillingsChas. W. BatesLester RhodesFrances BrownGeo. N. SmithWest 5th street intersectsJames Prendergast <strong>Library</strong>West 6th street intersectsPublic squareWest 7th street intersectsJohn A. KnorrSeneca HoagGeo. L. HeelasWest 8th street intersectsRalph A. NobleCharles E. FreemanAugust J. PetersonMrs. Charlotte MartinJohn DschudenBurton M. GayWm. E. MillerWalter W. WhiteJohn EckmanMrs. L. M. PlaistedJohn H. PettisWest 9th street intersectsFred B. SmithEarl W. HenningHolland S. CoeHenry AndersonMrs. Rosalind Howard10th street intersectsMichael WoodsGeo. GreenwoodEdward S. FranklinFrank N. BarnesDavis GreenSamuel MalmbergDaniel J. SullivanDeforest E. Rappole11th Harry 12th No August 13th 14th Charles housesstreet S. Anderson D. Vernon Parkerintersects
' JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY9549569569589629649669721060792121252931-4345455555575961798181%83103103105105Daniel AlsdorfCharles MaddoxArthur McDonnelMrs. Belle Scheid15th street intersectsMrs. Elizabeth FennerJohn LeroyElijah W. FordGeorge ErneweineAdelia M. JonesWATERSTREET.From 135 Foote avenue east andnorth to Winsor street.—4th ward.Left and North Side.Mary A. ParkinsonCraven Sutcliffe 'William SmithMrs. Mary HorsefieldJames H. Carr•Charles GreenwoodMrs. Catherine MassonEmpire Worsted MillsJoe PickardJames M. MossAlfred D. StromdahlJ. Edward JohnsonGust P. JohnsonF. W. MoodyChristian Gossett & SonEnoch LindstromJohn SwansonGust P. OlsonNorris M. AckroydGlenn A. SchraderNathan IghamMrs. Emma FawbertCharles E. FawbertWATERSTREET.Right and South Side.8 John F. Gustafson8 Gustaf R. Gustafson10 John A. Johnson10 Conrad Glans12 James E. Rickerson12 Mrs. Elizabeth Young18 Axel Sjorgren22 Algot J. Bloomquist26 John A. Woodard26 Edna Stanton28 Charles Sundell28 Preston Morton28 George R. Morton30' R. Northlund Gotthard30 Mrs. Harriet Northrup32 William J. Stapleton32 Charles Johnson42 John L. Turner44 Lathrop L. Hanchett4648505052-545658606062 6474747678809292969698102102106110.114114116118120128130136136Hans LindbergO. N. MartinMrs. Charlotte AhlgrenS. A. JohnsonEdward H. JohnsonJohn LawsonJames R. JohnsonBert J. TorreyFrank M. RandallG. M. WashburnCarl LundbergW. H. WhiteheadC. A. LindholmCharles BensonMrs. M. Lucinda FrenchThomas A. MorleyOtto C. JohnsonKing street intersectsMrs. Charles MalmgrenCharles MalmgrenSamuel A. SamuelsonCutler C. ChaseMrs. Hannah L. NyeburgEric EricksonOlof B. SchobeckCarl G. SwansonAllen B. KimballCharles GreenhaultHarry CarmichaelMrs. James ObrienMrs. Martha BakerBarney O'NeilFrom 131 Foote avenue east to EmpireWorstedMrs. MatildaMills.—4thCarlsonward.Mrs. Dora PetersonLeft and North Side.Oscar Young3 Frank John A. E. Carlson Griffin5 WATERMAN Peter A. Berg STREET.5 Albert C. Johnson7 William S. Smith(Incorrectly numbered)6 Mrs. Jennie Peterson8 Oscar NelsonWATERMAN STREET.Right and South Side.4 Albert Fredrickson18 Willfrid Ingham18 Glenn J. Blackmar20 Fredrick Bottomley20 George Sturday20 Fred Pollard(Incorrectly numbered)112 Myron A. Keefe
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYWEBSTERSTREET.From 110 King street south to Shawavenue.—4th ward.Left and East Side.5 Fred Nyholm9 Martin J. Peterson9 Eric Fosberg11 Nels Bourdo11 Ozias C. Marsh13 Herbert BroadbentWEBSTER STREET.Right and West Side.4 Mrs. Emma Foster6 Gust Lindgren8 Swan Johnson10 Gust AndersonWEEKS STREET.From 841 East 2nd street north tolimits.—5th ward.Left and West Side.13 Andrew E. Anderson17 Joseph Hartley17 Herbert Drake21 Edward Anderson21 Elias Hahne23 Gustaf Anderson23 Christopher Hanson27 Otto EngwallFalconer street intersects103 Thomas Scott109 James Trainor113 Schofield Tordoff115 Otto Weekman121 John O. Johnson123 Thomas Hambleton125 Andrew Sellman139 Nels Christianson145 George CordingleyNewton street intersects221 Theodore RosenquistWEEKS STREET.Right and East Side.10 Michael D. Barry14 Frank K. Dowler18 James O. NewberryFalconer street intersects104 James Trainor104% Otto Laskerberg106 Gust Johnson110 S. M. Carlson136 Otto Eckholm136 Charles CarlsonNewton street intersects280 Alfred JohnsonWELLMANAVENUE.From Fairmount avenue beyondlimits south.—6th ward.Right and West Side.Garnett NobbsChristopher C. GossettMrs. Lottie NelsonVacant houseWELLMAN AVENUE.Left and East Side.Lloyd J. BabcockH. M. Newton:WESCOTT STREET.From 233 Willard street north.—4thward.Left and West Side.25 Vacant27 Vacant29 Gustaf A. Lund29 Mrs. Matilda S. Hofgren29 Mrs. Selman Johnson33 C. A. Peterson33 Andrew Johnson37 Alfred T. Lawson37 Charles A. Lawson39 Mrs. Eva C. Nelson41 L. O. Berlin41 Henry A. Morgan43 John Vanstrom47 August C. Johnson47 August Berggren53 Gust Skold69 Carl G. Carlson71 Anton C. BerggrenSciota street"intersects101 P. M. Wistrom103 Gust Samuelson103 John Bjork109 Charles A. Anderson105 Frank O. Anderson107 Charles W. Edmunds107 Gust A. Anderson111 Frank O. Swanson115 Charles Anderson119 John G. AndersonWESCOTT STREET.Right and East Side.42 Frank Anderson44 Williahi Beaustrom46 Eric Sandquist68 Mrs. Caroline BerggrenSciota street intersects100 114 124 Edward Benedict Adolph Oscar BloomquistGustafson C. street Peterson intersects
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYWEST DICKERSON STREET.Changed to 15th.WEST EIGHTH STREET.From 715 North Main west to JamestownSt. Ry power house.—2nd ward.Left and South Side.11 Albert A. Walker15 Wm. H. Bottsford17 Wm. Koehl19 Walter H. Rodney19 Albert C. Rodney21- Mrs. M. Harrington29 Mrs. Mary Lindergreen29 John J. JohnsonCherry street intersects109 Vacantli± Eugene L. Blanchard115 Peter E. Hennigan115 Mrs. Flora A. PutnamWashington street intersects203 Mrs. Margaret Rosier207 Wm. M. Callahan209 Lewis D. TyrrellLafayette street intersects315 Martha A. KnappJefferson street intersects413 Emil Wilhelm415 Carl J. Cederquist415 Wm. M. HowsonClinton street intersects503 John -*. AustinMonroe street intersects615 Vacant621 Schuyler R. Smith635 Lake HouseMurray avenue intersects701 Mrs. Carrie B. Lee701 Van M. Mearkle701 Mrs. Jennie Parks703 Wm. J. Howe703 Chas. A. Deckman703 Fred Barger703 Joseph Carter705 Francis Fox705 Geo. P. Strong705 Benjamin F. Wade705 John O. Johnson705 Geo. M. Bailey.705 Chas. A. Frank707-709 Chadakoin Cafe707 C. Herbert DeBell709 Edward W. Jones709 Harry W. BarkerWEST Right 709 711 10 EIGHTH Adelbert Kinney Mrs. Oscar and North Estella F. STREET. Jones Rice Johnson Side. Russell10 Walter D. Marks16 Otto Nelson18 John C. Riker18 Mrs. Emma Nelson22 Chas. M. Ohnstrand24 Mrs. Delia M. Underwood26 John A. RappValley street intersects34 Samuel N. Gifford34 Merle N. Gifford38 Mrs. Anna N. Curtis38 Peter C. Richard40 Frank E. Berger40 Conrad PetersonCherry street intersects106 Oscar T. Jacobson108 Mrs. Christine Hansen108 Elbert L. Seamans112 Arthur M. Wellman114 Andrew J. Bolton116 Wm. TozerWashington street intersects208 Mrs. Romina Rappole .214 Wm. H. Harrison, Jr.Lafayette street intersects300 Frank J. Palmeter304 Arthur W. Swan306 Frank J. Smiley308 Walter C. Smith310 Katherine McGowan314 Edward A. McConnellJefferson street' intersectsNo housesClinton street intersectsNo housesMonroe street intersects602-610 Johnson Coal & Ice Co.612-620 Jamestown Brewing Co.Fairmount avenue intersects804 John E. Smith806 Vacant810 Lebbastins ContoChaut. Traction Co. power h'seJamestown St. Ry. power houseWEST END STREET.From 59 Fairmount avenue west toLangford.—2nd ward.Left and South Side.15 R. Clarence GriggsWEST END STREET.Right and North Side.10 Clare Durning10 Arthur M. Pratt14 Francis O. Johnson16 Gust Swanson
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYWESTFIRST STREET.From 31 North Main west to Cherry.—2nd ward.Left and South Side.7-9-11 Everett HotelOliver C. WallaceFrank E. WallaceWells-Fargo Express Co.Erie Passenger DepotWEST FIRST STREET.Right and North Side.2 Carl J. Stumpf8 Clark Hardware Co. storage10 Charles E. Stratton12 Jamestown Bottling Co.14 Geo. L. Lee14-22" The Commercial HotelWEST FIFTH STREET.From 413 North Main west to Fairmountavenue.—2nd ward.Jamestown Club11 Henry P. Robertson15 Chas. H. GiffordCherry street' intersects101 Sidney B. Hoyt105 Mrs. Luana P. Brown109 Sandford G. Smiley109 Chas. D. CaldwellWashington street iatersects201 SS. Peter & Paul's school205 Convent of MercyLafayette street intersects309 Fenton L. Scudder313 Albert N. Camp315 VacantJefferson street intersectsPublic squareClinton street intersects501-503 National Furniture Co.Monroe street intersectsNo housesMurray avenue intersects803 Thos. Chambers803 Mrs. Susan Chambers805 Chas. F. ArmitageWEST FIFTH STREET.Right and North Side.2 Robert N. Marvin16 Wm. H. SpragueCherry street intersectsJames Prendergast <strong>Library</strong>Washington street intersects200 Singleton Gardiner204 210 Wm. Willis Mrs. Phillip Clyde Ed. Alice Hall Tew New Laing Harrington ,Lafayette street intersects302 Mrs. Ena Taylor308 Wm. R. Reynolds312 Mrs. M. D. Stone314 Mrs. Mary E. SullivanJefferson street intersects400 Alexis Crane404 Geo. T. Fenton408 Arthur Greenlund412 F. C. PrachthauserClinton street intersects500 Mrs. Alice Tousley506 Martyn Hose House510 Bert M. Thayer520 J. Ebenezer AlmyMonroe street intersectsNo housesMurray street intersects622 Thos. F. Maher626 Henry _. Cooper628 Patrick MaherWEST FOURTH STREET.From 321 Main west to Monroestreet.—2nd ward.Left and South Side.9 Mrs. Emma Van Steenburg11 A. Delano Work17 Robert H. McGarvieCherry street intersects105 A. B. Hcckenberry107 John EidensWashington street intersectsNo housesLafayette street intersects303 Mrs. Martha Sheldon303 A. A. Jones311 Catherine W. HarringtonJefferson street intersects411 Ed. Reynolds411 Chas. Seelman411 La Vern Jones411 Wm. Olmstead_1 H. Wm. Skinner415 Ernest P. Barker415 Elmer AndersonClinton street intersects507 Glenn R. Homer509 Jennie C. Billings511 Henry StumpfWEST FOURTH STREET.Right and North Side.8 Chas. A. Fink10 Mrs. Jane Dunn10 16 20 Edgar Havana English Cherry Mrs. Minnie E. street Lutheran Cigar Chase H. intersects Co. Burr church
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY.o Swanson Bros.116 Pearson boarding stables411 H. Wm. Skinner118 Wm. PearsonWashington street intersectsJamestown Pure Milk Co.208 Simon S. Little210 J. Victor JohnsonLafayette street intersects306 Frank Vought306 Geo. A. Wood316 J. Lloyd Halsall316 George HalsallJefferson street intersectsPublic squareClinton street intersects514 Golden Furniture Co.516 Martyn Bros.516 Art Furniture Co.516 M. W. Ward516 Marius G. Martyn518 Michael W. WardWEST NINTH STREET.From 821 North Main west to Washington.—2ndward.Left and South Side.9 Mrs. Janet McLaughlin11 James M. Young11 John E. Crick17 Wm. J. Bender19 Chas. R. Holley21 Michael M. Turnwall25 Hans K. Peterson25 Emil A. Stone25 Hans Lind29 Albert C. WoodValley street intersects33 Wm. J. Fee33 Mrs. Sarah Timblin35 Mrs. Pauline Siguier35 .Thos. J. Walsh39 Thos. Connolly41 Robert Brady43 Frank A. WinchesterCherry street intersectsNo housesWEST NINTH STREET.Right and North Side.6 Luman E. Carnahan6 Matilda Woodard14 John A. Anderson14 Phillip F. Hangen14 Riley A. Griffith16 Mrs. Jane Fenner16 22 26 28 Elizabeth John Mrs. Peter Emma Levina A. Olson Schow B. A. Golden L. Anderson Stone283636Floyd H. SmithJohn A. HeintzChrist Hanson36 Frank G. Johnson40 Mrs. Lucia M. Lilly42 James Peterson46 Charies Munson48 Peter Illig50 John F. B. Richard52 Christian Lund54 Valdemar JensenWEST OAK HILL AVENUE.From Main northwest to city limits.—2nd ward.Right and North Side.WEST OAK HILL AVENUE.Left and South Side.Wm. C. GriffinWEST SECOND STREET.From 121 North Main west to outlet.—2nd ward.Left and South Side.1-9 Allen Square building3-7 J. B. Bristol9 Oak Cafe11-21 Allen Square flats11 Granger & Co.Jerry A. LymanW. G. Purdy13 James G. SmithSherman Book BinderyO. S. TaylorEdward P. Walsh15 Mack-Hall Co.F. A. McKenzieSkene Barnes17 Charles E. FreemanCharles PurdyWm. E. Lord19-21 Elbridge G. Partridge19 Claude L. SmithNicholas H. MaybeeL. H. Stroebel21 John H. NeilClarence H. LakeCnerry street intersects±05 Marvin House111 Robert N. MarvinWashington street intersects203 Chas. L. Barker211-217 Whitney flats211 Mrs. Anna J. Goodrich2_ John J. Whitney213 Mrs. Mary L. Monroe215 217 Ernest Joseph Kathryn V. Morton M. Brooks Goggin
JAMESTOWN STREETDIRECTORYLafayette street intersectsbo3 Mason M. Skiff307 Frank H. Aiken311 Mrs. Ella M. ^ouch315 Mrs. Augusta S. BergmannJamestown "Hollow CementStone Co. Inc.Erie tracks intersect443 Antonia Dangelis449 Frank Daniels451 Smith Pollard453 Luzern FrisbeyWEST SECOND STREET.Right and North Side.National <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Co. BankZiba L. Squier12-16 Journal Printing Co.18 Mrs. Sophia A. Harrison' Cherry street intersects110 Allen A. Cady114 Lyman Cole116-120 Emery A. SturdevantWashington street intersects202-210 Jamestown St. Ry. car barns212 Dr. A. V. GrafstromLafayette street intersects308 Edgar E. Holmes310 Joseph H. Giles3x0 Robert cE. Jones314 Wm. W. HaywardJefferson street intersects404 Ernest M. Olmstead406 Henry D. Lopus406 Oscar WarnerErie tracks intersect458 William BubbWEST SEVENTH STREET.From 61» North Main west to Murrayavenue.—2nd ward.Left and South Side.13 Mrs. Nettie M. Gay17 .Mrs. Caroline C. Beck17 John Sanders19 Wm. D. Lorenz19 Ira WilliamsCherry street intersectsPublic squareWashington street intersects209 Hubert E. V. PorterLafayette street intersects313 Albert H. HarrisonJefferson street intersects401 Harry M-. Macbeth405 507 511 601 Martin Monroe Charles Mrs. Michael Clinton Helen J. street Ipson O'Connell Murray Wellsintersects601 John H. Ipson601 Henry Bjornson605 Mrs. Elizabeth O'Hagan605 Albert DeBell607 Geo. F. Asper611 Gust F. Stone615 Mrs. Mary Houser619 Louis J. JohnsonWEST SEVENTH STREET.Right and North Side.8 Herbert S. Carey8 Mrs. Ellen Carter •8 Thos. C. Holdredge12 Richard N. Wickfield14 Olof J. Lindblad18 Albert Peterson20 Chas. W. Cleveland20 Leon L. Bristol20 Fred W. Chambers20 Louis Ecker20 Earl R. ThomasCleveland place intersects22 Joseph D. Miller22 James E. Renner24 Robert P. RobertsonCherry street intersects102 Mrs. Grace Van Vleck102 Calista A. Dreager108 Hans P. Hansen112 Mrs. M. A. Lee114 Daniel W. PeckWashington street intersects210 Harry H. Shelters214 Bert A. Tompkins214 Claude H. Crick216 Fred F. GreenLafayette street intersects310 Alexander Johnson314 Matthew T. Smith316 Sherman L. WatsonJefferson street intersects400 Edward J. Fahey402 Harry T. Mentzer404 Frank B. Stevens410 Katherine Hart416 Mrs. Susan CulliganClinton street intersects500 John Ohlin500 John P. Bextrom5bi Rudolph Levander504 Mrs. Chas. A. Johnson508 Ella O'Connell512 Wm. H. Tyler620 602 608 610 624 Jamestown J. Monroe Chauncey John Herby D. P. Nelson Whitford street & Jackson Boiler Sons intersects Works
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYWEST SIXTH STREET.From 517 North Main west to Hallock.—2ndand 6th wards.Left and South Side.9 Chas. H. WadsworthSS. Peter & Paul R. C. churchCherry street intersects211401401401405409413419419609807807903905Prendergast <strong>Library</strong> squareWashington street intersectsLincoln M. StearnsLafayette street intersectsNo housesJefferson street intersectsMrs. Jennie R. BeattyAugust PearsonJohn F. BauerFrank S. WheelerWm. C. WelnerFrancis DunnStewart W. PhiloWright T. BensonClinton street intersectsNo housesMonroe street intersectsJames ToscanMurray street intersectsFairmount avenue intersectsO. D. WilcoxMarcus WilcoxFairview avenue intersectsPeter McKeeDaniel'J. MoynihanHall avenue intersectsNo housesCatlin avenue intersectsNo housesCook Right avenue and North intersects Side.6 No Frank houses Merz12 Lakin Wm. P. avenue Gifford intersects1309 18 James Mrs. Sarah Porter H. Wood20 Stewart Mrs. Ed. avenue C. Brown intersects1407 Frank Cherry G. street C. Fischer intersectsWEST SIXTH Public STREET. square204Washington street intersects210James Mecusker308 Andrew F. Westrom310 Lafayette street intersectsSamuel H. Curtis408 Roy Hamilton314 412 Michael MaharonJefferson street intersectsE. Bruno BergholtzPatrick O'ConnellClinton street intersects502 Thos. O'ConnellMonroe street intersectsFairmount avenue intersects608 John Solomanson608 Orlando Adams610 Mrs. Mary Rodgers612 Anthony T. CorriganHall avenue intersectsNo housesCatlin avenue intersectsNo housesCoot dvenue intersects1208 Jerome Hollei.ieck1210 Walter Woodin1210 Austin HarveyLakin avenue IntersectsWEST TENTH STREET.Changed to 10th.WEST THIRD STREET.From 223 North Main west to Hallock.—2ndward. «Left and South Side.1-9 Hall block3 H. M. Hansen5 C. E. WeeksDr.'W. E. Goucher, rms. 1-3John G. Wicks, rm. 5A. L. Furlow, rm. 6E. B. Smith, rm. 6A. M. Harris, rm. 7Jamestown Pub. Co., rm. 8-97 E. L. Underwood9 Constas Bros. Co.Arthur H. HitchcockTheodore N. Nelson13-23 New Sherman House13 Jamestown St. Ry. waiting room15 Charles P. Tousley15 Sherman House bar17 W. H. Van Tine19 Postal Telegraph & Cable office21-23 New Sherman House, officeGeorge F. HurlbertSherman House barber shopCherry street intersects101-103 Wellman building101 Wellman Bros.H. R. Wiley, rm. 1W. D. Wellman, rms. 2-3A. W. Weible, rms. 4-5Albert E. Myers, rm. 6-7-8International CorrespondenceSchool, rms. 10-11-12Fisher, Jay J. John Frank 13-14-15 Samuel Butler, StonehO'iise, A. Wade Monroe, Fowler, rm. _ 16 Stevenson, rm. rms. 17-18 19-20-21rms.
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYHerbert L. Hunt, rms. 25-26Peckham & King, rms. 28-29-30Charles K. Haynes, rms. 31-32-33A. L. D. Campbell, rms. 34-35-36A. Frank Jenks, rms. 37-38-39H. R. Wiley, rms. 41-42Bertha Butler, rms. 43-44-45Purdy Bros., rms. 46-47-48103 D. F. Persell & Co.103% Pan American Restaurant105 F. S. Jones107 Wm. H. Scharf109 E. A. Frank111 Charles E. Maclease111 R. W. Thayer113-117 Russell HouseFrank F. Moynihan119 " W. A. Knowlton121 J. H. Neil121 George F. LodsDr. A. F. BlanchardO. P. StarkMarsh Bros.Washington street intersects201-203 Lillibridge block201 White &" WhitneyD. C. E. JamisonGeorge LillibridgeKennedy's Restaurant203 Singer Sewing Machine Co.205 M. E. Wright207 Vacant209 Mrs. S. E. Melin211 Mrs. J. V. Johnson213 Miss May Moll215 Will FairbankRose alley intersects217 Benjamin Merz219 Wm. S. Newton & Co.Mrs. J. A. BurnettA. M. CheneyL. G. Cowing221 The Woodburn221 Hatch's Art StoreLafayette street intersects303 Wm. M. Hotter305 Mrs. Chas. N. Brown307-315 Hoyt flats307 Peter H. Hoyt309 Harry A. Beech311 Asher Friedman313 Mrs. Charles W. Morgan313 Chas. Griffith405 411 315 409 313 Fred Dr. DeOrsay Jefferson Gertrude Lynn Vacant Mrs. Albert F. A. M. Wortman flats A. M. M. Goulding street Myers Willing Lowery Goodwin . intersects411 Harry O. Schuchmann411 Chester J. Smith413-417 The Osmer413 Arthur C. Secord413 Henry S. Wood419 John J. Pickart419 Albert E. Johnson419 Louis Swanson419 R. D. VipanClinton street intersects503 Laura Langford513 Frank Clark519 Lelia T. Hazlett519 Thos. Owen525 Mrs. E. C. Livingston529 Almond M. Harris533 Wm. L. Botsford539 Henry -*. Doering545 Mrs. Clark R. Lockwood549 Vernelle A. Hatch551 Wm. T. Denslow551 Louis A. DenslowWEST THIRD STREET.Right and North Side.2-6 Prendergast block4 Hans P. Hansen6 Oscar Stranburg8-10 Union block8 The Hub10 P. A. Farlin10 J. L. Turner & Co.Rosamond McVeigh12-20 Gokey building12-14 The American Clothing Co.Chas. W. Jones, rm. 5Osbourn & Bentley, rm. 4Leon Fancher, rm. 4A. B. Fletcher, rm. 6Maude Hannigan, rms. 59-60B. H. Whatford, rms. 53-54D. D. Woodford, rms. 57-58I. O. O. F. Hall16-18 Charles SamuelsDr. B. W. Seymour, rm. 11Hulquist & Mericle, fm. 12Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. rms.13-14A. C. Pickard, rms. 19-20Allen E. Billings, rms. 21-22E. W. Clement, rms. 21-22W. H. Rich, rms. 21-22A. F. Livingston, rms. 39-4220 Wright's Specialty shopE. R. Langford, rms. 1-2Prudential Roy B. Fred W. Albro C. W. A. H. A. P. C. Abbott, Widrig, Munger, Todd, Cole, Holmes, Ins. rm. Co., rm. 9301 303 rms. 9 301 3-7
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORYChamber of Commerce, rm. 301L. C. Smith & Bros., rm. 304C. S. & W. A. KeelerCnautauqua Chem. Co., rm. 50E. S. Whitney, rm. 51O. A. Swanson, rm. 52S. E. Waite, rm. 55C. F. Johnson, rm. 56Jamestown Business CollegeRuth Campbell, rm. 506Cherry street intersects114-116-118 Chadakoin building114-116-118 The Abrahamson-BigelowCo.D. C. Perkins, rms. 300-302Caflisch Bros., rms. 306-308Dr. Henderson, rm. 307Ohnstrand Metal Furniture Co.,rm. 315Phillips & Fleming, rm. 322Biochemic Springs Remedy Co.,rm. 400Shaver & Hall, rms. 406-408Ames, Burns & Co., rm. 413Jacobson Motor Co., rms. 513-515The Mercantile Law Co., rms.• 522-524Bentley & Harrington, rm. 615The Fuel Economizer Co., rm.622120 Empire Bowling Alley122 M. J. Murray & Co.Washington street intersectsU. S. Post Office214 Bert BentleyLafayette street intersects304 Mrs. Ella J. Stacker316 Dr. F. A. KnappJefferson street intersects412 Allen SissonClinton street intersects504 Mrs. Jennie F. Shedd512 Charles SamuelsMonroe street intersectsBranch school No. 2Fairmount avenue intersects522 A. Brooks Fletcher556 Alva E. HartJamestown St. Ry. car barnsand officeWHITLEY AVENUE.From opposite 174 Fairmount avenuesouth.—6th ward.Left and East Side.15 21 25 Eris John Mrs. Mechanics Charles Ida Harris Gron M. Card Thompson Laundry Johnson27 G. W. Furlow27 Hiram A. Tappan29 VacantWHITLEY AVENUE.Right and West Side.8 J. J. Sullivan12 Mrs. Laura Tonge12 Harry W. Barker14 Charles T. Thorman14 William A. Paulson18 J. J. Johnson18 Mrs. Cora Sharpies22 Frederick M. Meyer24 John E. Green32 F. RichterWHITLEY PLACE.From 171 Forest avenue east.—3rdward.Left and North Side.No housesWHITLEY PLACE.Right and South S>ide.10 Vacant10% John Stratrato10% Joseph Galoto12 Axel T. Peterson14 Victor. D. Swanson, Jr.14 Charles GustafsonWiLLARD STREET.From 62 Winsor east to city limits.—4th ward.Left and North Side.No housesBailey & Jones lumber shedsAllen street intersects103 Mrs. Hannah Freed103 Arvid Larson107 Mrs. Louise Beaustrom113 Charles A. Danielson119 Mrs. Emma Rosengren121 Ejnar A. C. RosengrenBarrows street intersects203 Charles M. Sundberg213 John Sundgren217 Mrs. Esther Danielson217 Abraham Johnson219 C. A. Carlson219 Charles Pelprson225 Mrs. Louis.; Strandberg233 August N. FrioksonWesctt stj"':-'*t intersects237 John Lundberg243 John Johnson243 Mrs. Nettie Youngren245 Charles Jones
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY245 Mrs. Louise Crantz247 Peter J. Johnson247 Thura LinderholmHedges avenue intersects251 Melcker Larson269 Herbert WalkerJohnson street intersects275 John Johnson277 Alfred Swanson281 Alfred Swanson285 August W. BergmanChapin street intersects291 August Swanson291 William Perkins295 Charles Sundquist303 Carl E. AndersonPeterson street intersects309 Chas. G. Frederickson313 Fred Helgren315 J. W. Helgren317 C. J. SwansonEagle street intersects323 Gilbert Johnson323 Mrs. Sophia Berg323 Gust Anderson327 Albin Erickson327 Chas. Peterson329 Andrew Olson329 Alexander SundbergVega street intersects335 Uno Gronquist337 John Dahlberg435 Andrew Benson435 James Radley453 Elias Anderson455 P. G. Johnson463 Hotchkinson469 August W. Swanson475 David Peterson475 A. J. Peterson *493 Jacob Anderson493% Emil Anderson505 A. G. Anderson511 John Danielson575 Mrs. Sophia Lindquist577 Charles Hendrickson577 Ludwig Benson581 Charles Weborg587 Albert Weborg587 Fred WeborgChas. E. DanielsonMrs. Johanna EricksonWILLARD STREET.Right 8-10 14 124 Charles Pearl Huron Vacant Andrew and South City H. Fredlund Gardner W. Cigar LeRow Side. Lund Co.14 Vacant16 Vacant16 Sebastyoun Dycowski18 Irene Baker20 Mrs. Anna Barker20 Mrs. Hulda Nyberg20 Charles Fredlund32 Stillman Vining32 Mrs. Anna Dahlstrom32 Charles J. Hultquist34 G. A. & E. G. Anderson34 John Johnson38 Mrs. J. E. Engman38 Edward C. Green42 C. W. Gardner50 Benson & NelsonAllen street intersects100 Charles A. Kayner100 Charles Oberg106 Wm. C. Foster106 Gust Gustafson114 C. August Nelson116 George B. Brindley116 Swanson & Benson118 John Kofod120 E. E. LindstromBarrows street intersectsBranch school No. 3Tower street intersects246 Carl Emil NelsonKinney street intersects254 Adolph Hultberg254 Werner Holmstrom256 Mrs. Ellen G. Jones256 Edwin Lindstrom280 Fred C. Holmes288 Carl A. Jones292 Mrs. Ida G. Quiding296 Mrs. Hedwig Johnson296 Alex Seastrom300 C. O. Wagnstrom300 Ida Johnson302 Mrs. Adeline Bergman302 Ben Spence304 Charles Anderson304 Carl F. Johnson324 Mrs. Delia Lindquist324 Charles Peterson340 Jonas Peter JohnsonEnsign street intersects346 Mrs. Helen Erickson356 Henry Hulquist358-360 Hulquist & Benson378% 362 368 372 382 386 388 Arvid Fay Edward K. Frank John Mrs. E. Anna E. Olson Anderson Peterson Sundquist Gustafson Lewis Benson C. Swanson
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY408418428434438442448450462462474476482488488%496504518524524574Pardee avenue intersectsMrs. Lena AndersonAndrew A. SundquistFred AndersonMrs. Anna L. EricksonA. Erickson & SonAnderson street intersectsAlbert LindquistAnderson & AndersonC. P. CarlsonSwan street intersectsMrs. Sophie PetersonJulius AndersonCharles E. BeckstrandEdwin EricksonBenson street intersectsJohn A. DanielsonJohn HelgrenCharles CarlsonAndrew o. HedinMrs. Gustava C. PetersonJohn J. W. EckwellJohn AlmquistKuno AndersonJohn C. J. F. EngmanVacant houseVacant houseVacant WILLIAMS house STREET.FromOtto93NelsonSteele street southBaker.—6thEdwardward.BillquistMrs. Left Anna and Johnson East Side.3 Mrs. Andrew Anna Norlander Nelson5 Hjalmar John Burns Swanson7 James H. KnowlesGlasgow avenue intersects111 Frank E. Olander111 Charles Gustafson113 C. L. Blood117 Gust Benson117 Mrs. Fredrlka Johnson119 Gust Johnson121 William A. CarlsonWILLIAMS Right STREET. and West Side.4 John C. Lepp4 Mrs. Louise Peterson6 Mrs. Johanna Jacobson8 John B. Benson12 Mrs. Anna Nielander14 John Hey14 16 Gilbert H. PetersonFrank PerringMt. Vernon place intersectstc102 Fred E. Cowing104 Gust Peterson108 Joseph R. Johnson108 Andrew Simmergren112 Frank O. Swanson112 C. W. Carlson114 John Carlson114 Warner Anderson116 Swan Sanberg116 Gust Nelson118 Ellen Hallangren118 A. O. Sandbloom120 S. A. Tunburg120 Fred TunburgWILLIS STREET.From junction of English and Holmannorth to Kinney.—4th ward.Right and East Side.4 Herman Lindahl6 Hjalmar Engwall20 Charles A. Anderson20 Herman AndersonWILLIS STREET.Left and West Side.No housesWILSON AVENUE.From 1054 North Main east.—1stward.Left and North Side.13 Axel W. Johnson15 Henry J. Beckman25 C. Edward JohnsonPrendergast avenue intersects137 David F. LessingWILSON AVENUE.Right and South Side.No housesPrendergast avenue intersects114 Louis H. Greenlund122 O. H. Lilly126 John Harris136 Frank A. HarmonWILTON AVENUE.From 510 Forest avenue west toColfax.—6th ward.Left and South Side.13 John A. Anderson17 John NeilsonWILTON AVENUE.Right and North Side.14 Carl Young
JAMESTOWN STREET DIRECTORY16 Charles Reed30 Charles AndersonWINSOR STREET. *From 347 Allen northwest to Lakeviewavenue.—5th, 4th and 1st wards.Left and West Side.1 John Booman3 Charles H. Carey3% Mrs. H. C. Lannis3% H. C. Lannis3% Arthur Sutcliffe5 Mrs. Matilda Carlson5 John Swanson7 Christ Rasmussen7 Carl Berbrick15 Robert Crossley19 Gust S. Carlson19 Walter L. Carlson23 Henry H. Keller25 Rescue Engine Co.Water street intersects33 Mrs. Anna Swanson37 Sam Keefe49 Gust F. Johnson53 Martin Samuelson53 Carlson & Helgren57 A. H. Tobias59 William Bjork201 61 Herbert H. Hall301 Harrison street intersects105 305 The Bailey-Jones Co.115-133 305 John T. Wilson307% Chandler street intersects309 Frank Ransom Rizzo alley intersects311 Daniel Peter Johnson313 Arthur Thomas F. McMahan Husband311 Frank Christopher A. Anderson Duffy405 William East 2nd Anderson street intersectsJ. Anson A. Bard L. HerrickEast 6th street intersectsNo housesEast 7th street intersects435 Joseph Wakerman439 Vacant441 Carence E. Bates441 Victor Nessland489 Frank -. Carlson491 VacantFalconer street intersects505 John E. NelsonCrossman street intersectsNo housesPrice street intersects615 Silas Blanchard617 Victor CederquistNewton street intersectsWINSOR STREET.Right and East Side.10 Frederick A. Anderson,10 Bruce T. Sturdevant16 Myers Jowett20 Jamestown Chair Co.38-46 Jamestown Lounge Co.58 Shaver & Hall62 Lenna & MalmWillard street intersects105 The Bailey-Jones Co.112-116 Morse Grocery Co.122 Vacant124 Doremus J. Benson124 Axel West126 John A. AndersonChandler street intersects214 Mrs. Maria Steers216 Mrs. Anna B. Geer216 Harry B. Fox218 William Stevenson218 Lester C. GeerScott street intersects222 Dr. John W. Scott226 Mrs. Fannie Hazeltine228 Aubray D. Hiles300 Mrs. Emily Fairbank300 Mrs. Mary J. Johnson304 Forest GornallEast 2nd street intersects:408 Charles Blanchard408 Mrs. Estella Clark410 Charles Decatur410 Arthur L. Trantum410 Miss Helece Randall412 Frank B. BushBush street intersects414 Miss Adaline Jones414 Arthur J. Marsh420 Arthur W. Davison424 Wm. H. Fletcher428 Andrew Rundquist430 Theodore ShellbergOrchard street intersects434 Swan A. Erickson438 Emil Nelson438 David Young440 Leon CarlsonPeach street intersects448 Wallace C. Wright448 500 508 520 Axel David Falconer John Richard William Crossman James C. Mahoney, A. Johnsonstreet Frickintersects,Sr.
JAMESTOWN STREET DIREC1' >P.Y526 William S. Stone530 John A. Anderson532 Oscar Peterson534 Alfred PetersonPrice street intersects602 Ross Blackmar602 Mrs. Anna Nelson612 Carl ThorinBlanchard street intersectsNo housesClyde StewartNewton street intersectsWOODLAWN AVENUE.From 1275 East 2nd street north-5th ward.Right and East Side.David BaboockJ. CaswellJacob FislerWOODLAWN AVENUE.Left and West Side.No housesWOODWORTH AVENUE., From junction Hallock and Huntroad west to city limits.—6th ward.Left and South Side.1 Merle F. Wells21 Edwin D. CookWOODWORTH AVENUE.Right and North Side.24 Guy SwartDon D. CrockerYORK STREET.From 342 Bowen street east toThayer street. (Formerly Bowen Avenue.)Left and North Side.1 Victor Johnson1 Alfred V. BreedYORK STREET.Right and South Side.2 John Leberg
2 F O S T E R . & C O S . S§ G E N E R A L D I R E C T O R Y g<strong>1907</strong>=<strong>1908</strong>. ,g_ ~ *-•m NOTE.—Subscribers to directory and advertiser's name appear^ in bold face type. ^^5TA5T**n Abbott, Chauncey W., (Marie B.), electric inspector, 303 Gokey Bldg., h. 311.,- Pw For Fishing Tackle, Sporting Goods and Toys, go to (IQX THE LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL, >-hV 110 E. 2nd St. Home Phone 1213. Q'/} Prendergast Ave. ^^Abbott, Pauline, Mrs., h. 405 Spring.CD«^ Aber, Charles C, (Emma), Dist. Mgr., The Protective Life .Ins., 112 Main, £3^h. 77 S. Main.Abersold, ^ _ _ _ Godfrey R., (EmmaR.), harness store, 105 E. 3rd, h. 106 Broadhead. S3\ n a . • T l Ti 1 Many people say Colgate's Talc is j ust as necessary ^^^ l.nlff/lTf^ I 21 If, rftWflftf after the bath as the towel. It has become a neces- '"•*' VUlgHlW J AUIV 1UTTUW1. slty to a scientific and hygienic care of the skin. b_riIndispensible in the nursery. Two kinds—Violet or Cashmere Bouquet^sold only in the \\J^tir^gtop" The AbrahamsoihBigelow Co. wiffiffiffW OAbrahamson, A. G., Mrs., r. 62 11th.^JABRAHAMSON, CHARLES F., (Christine S.)—The Abrahamson-Bigelow •Co., 114-116-118 West 3rd—h. 42 Barrows.Charlotte, widow Joseph, h. 50 Peterson.Qj Freda M., weaver, r. 50 Peterson.V, Fritz E., painter, r. 50 Peterson.^J William, emp. Warner's mill, h. 615 Pine. »£ ABRAMS, JAMES D., (Arietta)—Abrams & Wiltsie, rms. 1-2 Gifford Bldg.,3over 2 East 3rd—h. 73 Fairmount Ave.^^ABRAMS & WILTSIE—James D. Abrams & Lawrence W. Wiltsie—insur,ance, rms. 1-2 Gifford Bldg., over 2 East 3rd.._ Abramson, Abel N., screen door maker, r. 5 Maltby.^^•^ Anna L., dressmaker, r. 5 Maltby. JE^ Bernhard, woodworker, r. 5 Maltby. N^,J2 Charles H., express driver, r. 5 Maltby. >^Louise M., widow Alfred, h. 5 Maltby.£•*«J0 Abranson, Lillian, r. under 367 Foote Ave. ft^C| Ackley, Gust, machinist, bds. 10 Steele. ^(JJ[ Ackroyd; Asa, (Violet), cut stone contractor, h. over 19 Barker.^N_»AllS Harry S., stone cutter's apprentice, bds. 19 Barker. q_T_ f\ • 1 a T^l The best and * guaranteed to please.V Mary A., widow Henry, r. 19 Barker. (V^J4 Occident r lour, grocer. ..n „flj P* Smith, Norris (M. Emma), M., (Susie), stone mechanical cutter, h. engineer 109 Falconer. and electrician, h. 83 Water, * ^^ vm.
^_S "T* 1^ lV_,le#_"» Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens. _.CO 1 . 11. llClSOIl. 9 West Third St., over the Greeks. J5; _ S.£ 2 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY £}J C. FRED DANIELSON for Mnsic. L___ |^* Adams, Alice, widow Rilando, r. 203 Hallock. fi}Charles E., (Hilda E.), carpenter, h. 24 Victoria.|JJCharlotte Warner, kindergarten instructor, r. 509 Prendergast Ave. 6-j F. M., Mrs., cook, rm. 55 Allen Square Bldg., rms. over 119 Main. cent.&Edward M., (Metta), woodworker, h. 213 Cole.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Mill Supplies. to
THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOWESTPRICES.THE A. D. SHARPE CO.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYAhlstrom, Henry, (Matilda), piano maker, h. 220 East 2nd.= * 5.John, (Emma D.), Lynndon Worsted Mills, Work St., Falconer, N. Y„ F^h. 33 Mechanic. •John W., piano maker, bds. 12 Shaver.£/JLeonard, (Anna), piano maker, h. 10 Hedges.Mark N., (O. Elizabeth), Ahlstrom Piano Co., 112-114 E. 2d, h. 34 Allen.. Mildred, student, res. 220 East 2nd.clf\ Regna K., student, r. 213 East 6th.ff\ Ahrens, Abbie M., r. 15 East 5th.* George H., (Phoebe), oil producer, Cairo Oil Co., h. 15 E. oth.^Sarah E., widow George H., r. 15 E. 5th.»J Aiken, Blanche W., r. 37 Hazzard.£^» Carrie E., teacher, rms. Ill East 5th,^Corrie J., teacher, rms. Ill East 5th.av Elton, foreman furniture factory, bds. 415 W. 3rd.•"? Frank H., (Mollie J.), Agt. Prudential Ins. Co., h. 307 W. 2nd.Q Ainge, Edith R., 15 East 4th.DGilbert, r. 15 East 4th.POHarold D., draughtsman, r. 15 East 4th..^^• Jessie, r. 15 East 4th. L*lO Maude, r. 15 East 4th. J^»t\ William E., (Susan), auditor, h. 15 East 4th.Winnifred, stenographer, r. 15 East 4th.i_4^ Sponging by the New Duplex Spotless Method, 5c per yd.,25c for short lengths. ^tf\ Dress Goods and Fabrics of all kinds require sponging to prevent spotting or shrinking. Thejfjl New Duplex Method gives the goods a dressy effect and a rich cloth finish. ^J[^ The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 We»t Third Street, k^QQ Akin, Alva F., (Lottie B,). grocer, 342 Foote Ave., h. 37 Hazzard. ^jAndrew C, (Adelle), h. 25 Outlet St.y*.f-N»I Clara A., Mrs., picker, h. 16 Institute.PIWErastus, (Mary A.), farmer, h. 325 Hazazrd.Hartley, bookkeeper, r. 16 Institute.00fj* Ross B., (Maude A.), clerk, h. over 15 Myrtle.^ Albertson, Albert, (Alfreda), art metal worker, h. over 16 Union. ^JO Alden, Adelaide J., clerk, r. 40 Cross. jjrtElof, (Amanda), driver, h. over 106 Charles. ' rj*^< Hazel E., telephone operator, r. 3 Terrace PI. L*JHarry W., (Eva L.), clerk, h. 3 Terrace PI. /OQHenrietta J., widow Washington, retired, r. 40 Cross.Aldrich, J. DeWitt, (Helen S.), Aldrich Art & China store, 302 Main, h. 623£Newland Ave.N. E., (Julia), carpenter, h. 826 Spring.Alexander, Frank, cloth shearer, bds. 64 Water.Robert, (Clara), junk dealer, h. 827 Cherry.Alexius, Sister M., res. 205 West 5th.Algren, Anna, widow Andrew P., h. 27 Stowe.Ellen, clerk, r. 27 Stowe.^Alkland, John, painter, res. 118 East 2nd.•Alias, Arthur, waiter, rms. 15 Harrison.z r*jAlleat, Janson, rms. Y. M. £. A.« •Occident Flour ^^-^jjfj^i-*-***^ >N
Handsomest hand-sewing in every suit that NELSON makes. That's why they tacan't loose their shape. 9 West Third Street a4 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY VTHE P. M. JOHNSON CO. " ftReliable Dry Goods, Suits and Carpets.^Allee, Matie, teacher rms. 506 Prendergast Ave. Q. Allen, Charles, (Alma), art metal worker, h. 21 Chambers. QXef\ Delia E., bookkeeper, r. 108 Broadhead Ave. ih^, Edward L., (Martha V.), editor Morning Post, h. 919 N. Main. WK Ephriam D., (Ella), agt. V.. P. Tea Co.,, h. 108 Broadhead Ave. \f*"""J Ernest B., student, r. 304 East 3rd. ' Ij!" Hulda, winder, bds. 549 Allen. I'j£ Isadore L., caterer, r. 117 Warren. Q^A John Victor, (Anna S.), machine hand, h. 549 Allen. M^^ Lawrence, T.n-arronno (Ellen), (Tmipvnt spring Rnri-ni? setter, sptter hds bds. 549 Allen.N—Olive L., widow A. Elisha, r. 545 West 3rd.Otto, (Emma), machine hand, h. over 347V2 Foote Ave.r^ Park Meat Market, Oscar C. Lindbloom Prop , 423 Foote Ave. 0 V^ - Sarah E., widow Charles, r. 119 Warren. _ u•^T T. Ernest, (Charlotte G.), chemist aristo, h. 304 East 3rd. »jALLIANCE FURNITURE CO.—Gustaf Lund, Pres.; Axel Eckberg, Sec. and *Qk. Treas.—mfrs. china buffets and closets, 611-615 Allen. 5"1r: Alleis, Eva, stenographer, rms. 905 Prendergast Ave. rt«^j Ailing, Howard W., (Clara)—Caflisch Bros., lumber dealers, office Chadakoin \VZ B l d g . — h . Fairmount, beyon.l limits.— —: : : K•^ Roger & Gallet's choice selection of Fine Extracts, Toilet Waters, JJuSoaps and Powders.ftTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO. 114-116-118 West Third St. _EAllinson, Johanna, h. 152 Chandler.H"»Allison, Annie, weaver, r. 23 Barrows.QfJ Charles A., (Anna P.), gas inspector, h. 118 Institute. ^Jfy] Jean, widow Fred, h. 23 Barrows. *^*^ Selma, domestic, r. 47 Warren. £^/ Aim, Oscar, (Hilda M.), carpenter, h. 1117 Newland Ave. |3r Almy, J. Ebenezer, (Martha R.), dentist, h. 520 West 5th. 5^t_* Floyd P., traveling salesman, bds. 315 Jefferson. WAlmgren, Samuel, (Anna), cabinetmaker, h. 40 Union.^b( Almquist, Emil J., polisher, r. 524 Willard. Pj« John, (Johanna), sander, h. 524 Willard.3"j Als, Guiseppe, laborer, bds. over 4 Main.< Alsdorf, Daniel, (Mary A.), h. 954 Washington.Dewitt W., (Myrta)—Johnson Table Co., 167 J., & G. Ave.—h. 559 COQ East 2nd. p)Harry, student, r. 55^ East 2nd.(JQViola, weaver, r. 954 Washington.WAlstermark, Vieto, (Emma), weaver, r. 10 Vincent place.Althum, Sarah, widow William, r. 201 East 1st.HAltice, Catherine A., widow William, r. over 120-22 East 2nd.Samuel H., (Leah)—S. H. Altice & Son, City Hotel—120-122 East 2nd. C*Altice, S. H. & Son—Samuel H. and William W., (jjity Hotel—120-22 E. 2nd. 5CLARK HARDWARE CO. Builders' Hardware. 3
toCARPETS, CURTAINS, TL. A f\ CUaprw> CnDRAPER'iES, SHADES. ' nC "• **. jndipe VA).JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 5Everything Musical at DAMEISON'S. _,Altice, William W.—S. H. Altice & Son, City Hotel—120-22 East 2nd. , ^j~Alton, J. Charles, (Mary) postman, n. 119 Fulton.Alvord, Sarah, Mrs., bds. 85 Fairmount. D)Ambrose, Leo, cabinetmaker, r. 304 Buffalo.r^2Mary, spinner, r. 304 Buffalo.&Tony, boilermaker, r. 304 Buffalo.
„J ALTERATIONS, REPAIRING, M-^J- NELSON, 9 W. 3rd St.^ CLEANING, PRESSING. like new. Home 'Phone 137-b. Over the Greek...£ 6 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYAnderson, Albert G., packer, r. 165 Falconer.C^lAlbin, (Nannie), cabinetmaker, h. over 168 Barrett.Alfred, machinist, bds. 702 Foote Ave.Csl Alfred, (Selma), saloon, 17 E. 2nd, h. 108 Cross.CDAlfred, (Ada), machine hand, h. over 745 Foote Ave.mAlfred, dyer, r. 453 Willard.-I Alfred A., (Alice), Pres. Marvel Furn. Co., h. Kipp, cor. Falconer. QTQ— ANDERSON, ALFRED F.—Anderson & Anderson, general store—bds. 450eoAlgert Willard. S., veneer worker, r. 20 Willis.hAO f- Alida, r. 35 Anderson. "H{2 Q.Alma, milliner, Jessop & Anderson, 49 Harrison, r. 868 East 2nd. (P"> Almeda, C, dressmaker, r. 335 East 2nd.W Alvin, clerk, r. 54 Chapin. _ IJNjE Alvin B., (Gertrude), traveling salesman, h. 1135 Prendergast. r\JI Alvin, carpenter, r. 137 Euclid Ave. Qo\ . Amanda, domestic, r. 128 Forest. M> 2 Amanda, r. 757 East 2nd. • JJ(0 3 Amanda, widow Charles, finisher,h. over 33 Charles. £Q2 < Amanda, weaver, h. over 649 E. 6th. •*•O > Amel A., (Lillie A.), loomfixer, h. 412 Allen. T3 Amelia widow Andrew, h. 17 Orchard Ave. ffi aw q CHIDT Amelia IV A L., ICTC weaver, ^e r. ma^e 103 special East 2nd. efforts to secureall the latest designs in these goods.jj_ _/l__l\_. M X-ltJl w» Qur assortmentis very large and at prices that will pleaae you. V° The Abrahamson=Bigelow Co. w2tnufst. ftzO ANDERSON & ANDERSON—K. Anderson and A. F. Anderson, general store, rfe448 Willard.£j Andrew, (Minnie), farmer, h. 13 Weeks.0_Andrew, (Ida), cabinetmaker, h. 210 Thayer.Andrew, (Ida M.), stonemason, h. 415 Newland Ave.c., Andrew, (Christine), contractor and builder, h. 829 Newland Ave. Andrew, (Emma), machine hand, h. 16 Walnut.5 Andrew, (Ellen), laborer, h. 35 Benson.__• Andrew, cabinetmaker, bds. 10 Webster."^ Andrew, (Olga), woodworker, h. 103 Ensign.Jfi. Andrew, painter, r. over 133 Sampson. ^q Andrew, (Ellen), laborer, h. 113 Kidder. QO Andrew, (Liza), h. 11 Arnold. **^3 Andrew G., woodworker, h. 505 Willard. 0 CJ.^ Andrew G., (Angie), bartender, 18 main, h. 212 East 2nd.0>C* Andrew J., (Amelia), wagonmaker, h. 203 Crescent.C^^ Andrew M., metal worker, r. 37 Sampson.Andrew O., (Annie), h. 322% Foote Ave.Andrew P., (Hannah), textile operator, h. over 452 Chandler.QAndrew T., (Josephine), carpenter, h. 11 Franklin.«2CLARKAnna,HARDWAREdomestic, r. 506CO.E. 6th.Fine Cutlery and Tools.&? Anna, r. over 562 Allen.
Always buy your Dry Goods of THE A. P. SHARPE GO. C5JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYPhonographs at DANIELSONS, 1 Main Street.oAnderson, Anna, packer, bds. 152 Thayer. T}Anna, AllTlfl wiflnw widow Priai-lao Charles, Ti h. 32 59 Barrows. Parrrniro 2j#Anna, Mrs., cloth picker, r. 38 Sampson.Anna, widow John, h. 35 Anderson.Anna, r. 35 Anderson.Anna C, widow Olof, housekeeper, h. 335 East 2nd3sAnna J., clerk, r. 660 Camp.Anna K., domestic, bds. 105 Hazzard.(yjAnna L., domestic, res. 303 West 3rd. *Anna M., widow Swan, h. over 105 Hazzard.Anna M., boarding house, h. 105 Allen.Annie, weaver, r. 242 McKinley Ave.Annie, mill hand, r. 203 Crescent.'Annie, r, 245 Crescent.Annie, spinner, r. 15 Linwood Ave.Anton M., art metal worker, bds. 126 Winsor.Anton, painter and paperhanger, h. 227 Barrows.Anton, metal works sander, bds. 235 Baker.Amelia A., stenographer, res. 26 West 9th.Arthur, metal-worker, r. 401 English.^^f FASHION FAULTLES.• ^THE ABRAHAMSON. *^UITS SKIRTS 33JftsSfSiSSr BIGELOW co- Si^m^veLl dressed women114-116-118 West Third St. ^s. "^Arthur R., student, r. 138 Prospect.^5Arthur W., stenographer, bds., 142 Broadhead Ave. ^
|J Thru and thru year 'round worsteds, vjpi env A U7__x 3r J Ci£/} la black, blue and fancy suitings. HEWUU, 7 TT CM 01U J I.»^ 8 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY.jjj The largest assortment of fine Cloaks and Suits in the-5 ' City at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. QAnderson, Axel, laborer, bds. 100 Willard.^Axel, (Hannah), metal worker, h. 320 Bowen.CO Axel, (Lizzie), stone and brick mason, h. 6 Maplewood Ave.Axel, (Alin), plumber, h. over 833 Newland Ave.Axel E., (Edith M.), Anderson & Sandburg, 108 Main, h. 221 Fulton.Bada, weaver, r. 118 Crown.Bena, cloth mender, bds. 20 Linden Ave.Benjamin, (Esther), upholsterer, h. 109 Stowe.Bergar, carpenter, r. 852 E. 2nd.Bergar, art metal worker, bds. 222 McKinley Ave.Bertha, mender, bds. 757 East 2nd.^Bertha, weaver, r. 869 Spring.^3Bessie L., spooler r. 428 Willard. J2»Betty, widow Peter, r. 318 Forest. ,mmBruno, traveling salesman, rms. 639 Prendergast Ave.(fjCarl, lumber handler, bds. 7 Winsor.pCarl, cabinetmaker, bds. 58 Water. .>Carl, finisher,bds. 109 Wescott. ($Carl, (Hulda), band sawyer, h. 20 Bush.Carl, (Emma), fireman,h. over 607 Allen.oIn Ppcicfa fnrCPtc Boned with Spiral Spring Steel. More durable JJJL4 l\CMMa LUlSCIS and better than whalebone.The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. wJln'rtnm*. 3Carl, student, rms. 17 Center.O{^, Carl, laborer, res. 7 Winsor.3^. Carl, rms. 100 Liberty.ft)^-< Carl, (Jennie), polisher, h. 20 Union.•^T Carl, woodworker, bds. 2 Cook Ave. ©j^ ANDERSON, CARL A., mgr. J. G. McCrorey & Co., 5 & 10c store, 207-209 3I^JMain, rms. 333 East 5th.N«J Carl A., (Jennie), meats, 774 East 2nd, h. 9% Cheney."^ Carl A., (Hannah), farmer, h. 721 Camp.t^ Carl A., (Hilma), axemaker, h. 114 Bush.Carl A., student, r. 103 East 2nd.Carl E., (Hulda), cabinetmaker, h. 303 Willard.54 , Carl E., (Annie E.), woodworker, h. 649 East 6th.Q^COC. Edwin, metal worker, r. 378% Willard.Carl G., h. 49 13 th.Carl J., (Ida), finisher,h. 84 Highland Ave.Carl J., (Clara), cabinet maker, h. 15 Thayer.J^- Carl M., (Johanna M.), tinner, h. under 228 Forest!i^J ' Carl S., teamster, r. 1 Hebner.,J Carl W., (Alma), art metal worker, h. over 212 Bowen.
THE LARoGFESDTRvNcDogDSsT STOCK The A. D. Sharpe Co. NJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 9 QOPianos ^C^at Danielson's, 1 Main St. £Anderson, Caroline M., widow John E.—Samuelson & Anderson, 232Warren—h. 142 Broadhead Ave.Catherine, bds. 610 Cherry.^< Cecelia H., dressmaker, r. 138 Prospect.Jr* Charles, (Agnes), cabinetmaker, h. 304 Willard.;*V Charles, (Hannah), metal worker, h. 13 Orchard.i^ Charles, (Augusta), laborer, h. 115 Wescott.f^^Charles, (Emma), packer art metal, h. over 235 Baker.Charles, (Lena), laborer, h. 36 Kinney.• Charles, furniture trimmer, r. 205 Palmer.\J Charles, (Hulda M.), metal worker, h. 330 Forest.Charles, r. 118 East 2nd.fr* Charles, rms. Y. M. C. A.^Charles—The Anderson saloon, 17 E. 2nd—rms. over 115 Main.^4-^ Charles, (Emma), art metal worker, h. over 310 Price.' CB Charles, (Hannah), woodworker, h. 217 Bowen.J3M ANDERSON, Charles, CHARLES (Jennie), A., h. 5 (Anna Camp. C), dry goods, 212 Main, h. 38 Lakeview.C. Albert, (Bessie A.), machinist, h. 20 Walnut.0* SANITOL Charles Preparations A., teamster, TOOTH h. over PASTE, 164 Barrett. TOOTH POWDER, f *are the BEST. LIQUID ANTISEPTIC for the teeth. ^S^ The Abrahamson=Bigelow Co. west Third st. "3— ^m Charles A., (Josephine), machine hand, h. 6 Peterson. ^•** Charles A., (Minnie), aristo worker, h. 277 Prospect. ^4\\^ Charles A., (Matilda), finisher,h. over 20 Willis. |^J^< Charles A., (Minnie W.), machinist, h. 11 English.>^ Charles A., (Augusta M.), grocery, 425 Foote Ave., h. over 425 Foote. JjUCharles A., E., furniture (Hilda), finisher,h. trimmer, bds. 109 109 Wescott. Wescott.t jpiJ5«. Charles E., E.. machinist, furniture trimmer, h. 2 Morse bds. Ave. 109 Wescott. O '» _£ ANDERSON, CHARLES E., (Henrietta C.)—Swetland & Anderson, 5 Gifford JT? ' block, over 2 East 3rd—h. 156 Forest. £jZ? Charles E., (Phoebe M.), engineer, h. 67 Taylor. Piji^ Charles F., (Christina), machine hand, h. 105 Benedict. ^T\T^\^4Charles F., (Christine), laborer, h. 1 Hebner.Charles G., (Charlotte C), tailor, h. 120 Park.Charles G., (Albertina), cement walk layer, h. 30 Wilton.Charles J., (Annie), machinist, h. 925 N. Main.Charles J., (Louise), shoe dealer, 103 E. 2nd, h. 139 Chandler.Charles J., (Caroline), dyer, h. 51 Hedges.Charles J., (Christine), laborer, h. 31 Tower.Charles M., (Sophie), factory porter, h. 69 Hedges.Charles O., (Anna), boat builder, h. 868 East 2nd.Charles O., (Signhild), coachman, h. 55 Hazzard.fWi'rlont Flr>nr HAS PROVEN ITS worth, if the price ^V^CClUeill JTIOUI IS HIGHER THAN OTHERS. T#cTf\•
_j_J The trimmings and workmanship we NELSON, The Tailor, f\CX3 put into your suit are the very best. 9 West Third St. J*C 10 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY CO•~ • r*(9 ftS? Anderson, Charles O., (Josephine), bartender, h. 640 East 6th. mCharles O., (Celia), bartender, h. 8 Stearns. 3f^J ANDERSON, CHARLES P., (Augusta)—Anderson & Wicander, cigars and ^^| tobacco, 8 S. Main—h. 232 Sprague. ^Charles R., (Ellen), St. Ry. employee, r. Maple. £)Charles W., milk peddler, h. 318 Forest. Q*m Charlotte, widow Elias, h. 183 Barrows. (\)5 Christine, widow Andrew, r. 11 English.xI_ Clara, widow John, h. over 210 Benedict. j—*tt Clara Amanda, 2nd girl, r. 1 Fenton place. £3o^w Clara, clerk, h. Buffalo. --* 8•p. OClarence, Claus, (Hilda), (Grace), woodworker, dealer in h. factory 215 Bowen. supplies, h. 109 Crescent. COmClaude Claus, (Inga), M., (Hallie), laborer, laborer, h. 21 h. Ellicott. 1057 Washington.I . Claus. F., (Tilda), metalworker, h. 336 PalmeiU Claud M., metalworker, res. 17 Valley.— JJ-1LConrad, St. Ry. employee, rms. 120 Hamilton.ui O Conrad, packer, r. 30 Wilton.— «C Conrad, art metal worker, r. 17 Orchard.Z > , Daniel^ finisher,bds. over 562 Allen.^ m David, carpenter, r. 912 East 2nd.3ulDavid, (Josephine), band sawyer, h. 102 Linwood Ave.uiroi _ — ' — o o-l t e0rf W T FASHION FAULTLESS ___ ^. —^ _ _.Q.SUITS-SKIRTS """"''iWlilliil""" *x FOR WELL DRESSED WOMENDavid, (Augusta), weaver, h. 161% Allen. -^David L., (Margaret R.), bookkeeper, h. over 127 Allen.Q»% Diver, carver, r. 30 Wilton Ave. -«/> ANDERSON, A. C. & C. A., dry goods, 212 Main; (see adv.)0. 5 Duane, office clerk, r. 428 Willard.aOEarl R., (Florence E. M.), St. Ry. conductor, h. 27 Fairmount.3Z Edith, spinner, r. 119 Wescott. \J}Edith E., stenographer, r. 9 Cheney.^-g Edith J., bookbinder, r. 328 Foote Ave.q Edla, r. under 103 Willard. ^jq Edward, woodcarver, r. 32 Barrows. -^I "j Edward, (Wendla C), finisher,h. 18 Partridge. 2T^~ Edward, (Selma), carpenter, h. 21 Weeks. w»>»^ Edward A., laborer, res. 17 Valley. ^-jI_ Edward S., meats, 16 East 2nd, h. 108 Steele. [*!O Effice, housemaid, r. 511 East 2nd. P>E. G., G. A., E. G., grocery, 34 Willard, h. Willard. C»« Elias, (Hannah), farmer, h. 453 Willard. **£ Elizabeth V., r. 15 Thayer. Kje O Ella, weaver, r. 109 Newland. £*22 CLARK Ella HARDWARE E., spinner, r. 401 CO. English. Stoves and Furnaces. P $& Ellen, twister, bds. 36 Sampson. Q^
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. P. SHARPE CO.rJAMESTOW NDIRECTORY 11Edison Records and Supplies at DANIELSONS. 3Anderson, Ellen, cloth picker, r. 115 Wescott.Elmer, clerk, r. over 188 Barrett.«(^ Elmer, toolmaker, r. 110 Cheney.5J Elmer, (Bessie), laborer, h. 520 Foote Ave.3*"** Elmer L., warp dresser, r. 493 Willard.OJO Elmer S., (May L.), painter, h. 415 West 4th. 5?Qj Elof, (Hilma), art metal worker, h. 342 Steele. Jj^Emil, grocery, cor. English & Barrows, h. 32 Barrows.UJ** Emel, bds. 32 Center. ^Q) Emery, clerk, r. 103 East 2nd. 5J-© Emil, bds. 953 East 2nd. P>«J Emil, (Josephine), metal worker, h. over 581 Allen. (30) Emil, (Anna), finisher,h. 18 Stowe. •"'"fcO Emil, machine hand, r. 38 Sampson. ^JEmil, (Ida), warp dresser, h. 493% Willard. . jyEmily, domestic, r. 503 East 2nd. »*»Emily, domestic, r. 12 East 4th.QEmily A., r. 378 Yz Willard. *tEmma, widow Gust, h. 401 English.mEmma, cloth mender, r. 208 Benedict.rtQO Canfield's Dress Shields. Weca^„^every^) The Abrahamson=Bigelow Co. wj'tij%"£treet.Emma A., widow August P., h. 26 West 9th.Eric, (Elizabeth), metalworker, h. 22 Richmond place.Eric, (Anna), laborer, h. 177 Baker.Eric, packer, r. 721 Camp.Eric H., clerk, bds. 120 Park.CQ Ernest, (Anna), upholsterer, h. 235 Baker.Ernest G., painter, r. 80 Tower.fh Ernest J., woodcarver, r. 129 King.Ernest J., warpdresser, r. 51 Hedges.• Ernest L., (Mabel E.), machinist, h. over 4 Terrace place.w^ Eskil, (Ida), woodworker, h. 28 Swan.Esther, domestic, r. 195 Forest.*S^ Esther, cloth mender, r. 115 Wescott.ft Esther V., telephone operator, r. 22 Ivy.\F Eva, r. 9 Cheney.Evald, metalworker, r. 114 Bush.Florence, domestic, r. 421 East 2nd.Florence, stock clerk, r. 493 Willard.Floyd, (Ella), machinist, bds. 22 Flagg Ave.Frank, (Augusta L.), machine hand, h. 945 Foote Ave.Frank, (Mary), woodworker, h. 869 Spring.Frank, (Ida), woodworker, h. 4 Rowley place.occ/dentflour. PURDY BROS., Distributors.
WE CAN FIT THE TALL-THE SLIM- NELSON, The Tailor,THE STOUT—THE THIN9 We.t 3rd St.12 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYp'Tndanapk^sen The P. M. Johnson Co.Anderson, Frank, finisher, bds. 222 McKinley Ave.Frank, (Anna), cabinet maker, h. 42 Wescott.fi Frank A., firedept. driver, rms. 25 Winsor. ^»V Frank A., (Sophia), contractor and builder, h. 305 Winsor. OTJ Frank E., (Hannah), machine hand,hi. 731 Buffalo. N*§ Frank E., finisher, r. 401 English. fo»Frank G., (Ida), machine hand, h. over 9 Cheney.Frank L., (Ida O.), painter, h. 114 Newland Ave.0 Frank O., (Amelia)—Empire Furn. Co., 118-124 Foote Av.—h. 164 Allen.Frank O., (Hilda), machine hand, h. 105 Wescott.f3Frank O., (Emily), finisher,h. 165 Falconer. ' ^Frans O., clerk, r. 24 10th. .^ Fred, rms. Y. M. C. A. ~XA\ Fjred, (Elizabeth), cabinetmaker, h. 619 Foote Ave. Hii a . iTred, (Augusta C), aristo worker, h. 314 Forest.Fred, warp dresser, h. 428 Willard.h*tFred D., messenger, r. 62 RathboneFred H., boss spinner, bds. over 37 Harrison.1 Fred V., clerk, Bank of Jamestown, r. 62 11th.03Freda, duffer, bds. over 203 King.*\J-« « *• .^~ Garments are moderate because allThe prices on ^/yOOlIfeX materials are purchased in enormous(Y * » ^i^S>^ quantities. Sold only by\i~. THE JtBRJlHJtMSON'BIGELOW CO., 114, 116, US West Third St. toFredrick, mill hand, r. 203 Anderson.ftFredrick A., (Eva S.), sander, h. 10 Winsor.f&ANDERSON, G. A., (Vivian), G. A. & E. G. Anderson, h. Willard, bey. city.0. ANDERSON, G. A. & E. G., grocery, 34 Willard.hGeorge, machine hand, bds. over 262 Broadhead Ave.Q[fi George, (Bessie), driver, h. 618 East 6th. *sV« George H., (Sadie M.), P. O. clerk, h. 5 Garfield. * *CGenevieve E. M., stenographer, r. 601 Newland.r*\Genevieve, r. 428 Willard. -^mm Grace, student, bds. 511 East 7th. ^JLGunnar, art metal, bds. over 24 Jones.^Gunnar, printer's apprentice, bds. 30 Crown.iTflrt Gust, (Amanda), machinist, h. 114 Broadhead Ave. WL G u s t , lounge maker, bds. 122 Cross.CTGust, machine hand, bds. 22 Jeffords.Gust, (Helen), metal worker, bds. 323 Willard.toGust, (Esther C), warpdresser, h. 45 Vega.Gust, (Enga), laborer, h. 40 Vega.Gust, (Anna), art metal worker, h. 10 Webster.Gust, polisher, bds. 16 Wilton.Gust, cabinetmaker, bds. 224% Crescent.Gust, (Ida), furniture rubber, h. 24 Scott.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Roofing and Building Papers.
GLOVES, HOSIERY. ' NC A. U. jl\&YpZ, KsO.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY < 13Latest Music at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main St.CDAnderson, Gust, (Hedda), cleaner St. cars, h. over 5 Mt. Vernon. «JGust, (Selma M.), butcher, h. 1013 Newland.Gust, A., (Jennie), retired, h. 33 Scott.^^j Gust A., (Clara), machine hand, h. 107 Wescott. ©Qj Gust A., (Myra), policeman, h. 349 Falconer. 51,C Gust A., (Sophia), metal worker, h. 25 Palmer.(f) Gust A., woodworker, bds. 21% Ransom alley.^Jjj Gust H., cabinetmaker, r. 24 10th. CIV, Gust H., 10 Franklin. ^03 Gust P., (Mary), machine hand, h. 101 Ensign.Gustaf, (Minnie), woodworker, h. over 23 Weeks.,^JJj% ANDERSON, GUSTAF, (Mary G.)—Pres. Gustaf Anderson Co., clothing, 102 £*«© Main—h. 17 Center. {kfa ANDERSON, GUSTAF CO.—Clothing, Gustaf Anderson, Pres.—102 Main.*^j Gustaf E., metalworker, bds. 100 Willard. S*g Hannah, r. 38 Peterson q•i^ Hannah A., weaver, bds. 132 Prospect.5.*»^ Harry L., (Mattie), butcher, h. over 136 Barrett.w Harry V., crater, r. 205 Palmer.*•«( Harry, student, r. 305 Winsor. ^{Q S' THE OFFICES FOR RENT ©^ PHXTIAKOIIM Single or in Suite. Terms Moderate ^JO if .^ijt Steam Heat. Hot and Cold Water. Electric Elevator. Gas and Electric Light. if
^_S Have MELSOM make your clothes. Correct styles. Best of tailor- t/\(/} ing. 9 West Third Street.WC 14 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY fi>* 3•^ Anderson, Ida, dressmaker, r. 790 East 2nd. W"^ Ida, widow Malcolm, weaver, h. under 105 Hazzard. »^| Ida E., twister, h. over 816 Newland Ave. mmJ^ Ida V., cashier, r. 88 Barker. -IJ. Anton, (E. Lillian), overlooker, h. 35 Benson. {$Jacob, (Emma), textile worker, h. 493 Willard. V>James, veneer worker, bds. 59 Steele.m\\z Jennie, widow Gust, h. 237 Barrett.< Jennie, cloth picker, r. 45 Vega.^o „._._.._ „ .... ..... „„„ „_.., ..,. ^I Jennie M., domestic, r. 203 East 4th. qj2Q.Jennie, domestic, r. 300 Lincoln.Jennie, textile worker, r. 13 Weeks.T2 Jessie, textile worker, r. 13 Weeks. ©[Jj J. George, art metal worker, r. over 170 Baker. 2^I . Johanna, h. 34 Foote Ave.in [|j Johanna, widow Andrew, h. 200 Baker. a Ej**• & Johanna C, widow Andrew, r. 238 Crescent._i WHj I John, (Christine), mechanic, h. 17 Valley.jjj 5 John, laborer, h. 1054 North Main. _.^ "__ John, (Alfreda), mattressmaker, h. over 230 Broadhead Ave. ($^ 2 John, machine hand, .bds. beyond limits Fairmount. fi>0 ui John, finisher, bds. over 22 Jeffords. "1D 5 John, machine hand, bds. 47 Hedges. fim a,O CARPETS RUGS OIL CLOTHS MATTINGS CURTAINS ""> UPHOLSTERY GOODS H\\ The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., West Third Street 2oCu John, (Hilda), finisher,h. 209 Clyde. Z[jj John, (Matilda), metal worker, h. Ill Stowe. ^I John, (Ada), machinist, h. over 27 Stowe. C/3^John, cloth presser, h. 378% Willard.John, textile worker, bds. 251 Willard.John, (Mary), finisher,h. 118 Crown.£j John, (Amanda), upholsterer, h. 20 Charles.22 John, (Emma), mill hand, h. 211 Crescent.2 John, (B. Marie), h. 12 Arnold.•^" John, (Tina), carpenter, h. over 170 Baker.John, rms. 50 Allen 'Square bldg., over 121 Main.-q John A., (Emma), emp. Art Metal Co., h. 14 West 9th.0© John A., polisher, bds. 423 Allen. 0 ^
THE BEST OOOmAT THE LOWEST m£ fl SgARpE (JQJAMESTOWN DIRECTORYC. FRED DANIELSON for Music.151 Main St.3Q Anderson, John A., (Emma), clerk, h. 62 11th. Mr\ John E., (Emma C), coachman, h. 107 Hazzard.John E., veneer worker, bds. 126 Linwood.|^ John E., (Ida B.), dry goods and notions, 324 Newland, h. 323 Newland.S-h^ John G., (Charlotte), machine hand, h. 119 Wescott. 35^ John H., (Amelia), laborer, h. 820 Fairmount Ave. OP^\ John M., (Ida), Pres. Level Furn. Co., Allen St., h. 54 Chapin. «qJohn M., (Lizzie L.), boarding and transient stable 20 Taylor, h. over ft40 Taylor. fty VxOlgSlte QL KsO. S Waters, Vaselines, &c, &c. A complete line of J2.Jonas P., laborer, h. 14 Chapin.ft«K» 2Sthese popularJonas W.,goods(Christine),at THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOWfarmer, h. 235 Barrows.CO., W. Third Street *QJJQj Joseph, (Mary), laborer, h. 15 Linwood. •»Q Josephine, laundress, bds. over 106 Charles.0)Josephine, r. 121 Cross.' Josephine I., domestic, r. 203 East 4th.Judith, weaver, r. 6 Peterson.Julia, weaver, r. 6 Peterson.3CJulia V., dressmaker, 829 Newland Ave.•Julius, (Corrinne), warpdresser, h. 462 Willard.^*^ Katherine, domestic, r. 217 E. 3rd. ^\3Q L. August, (Josephina), dyer, h. 122 Hazzard. J5J Lars, r. 5 Garfield.'*•» Lars Peter, (Louise F.), Emp. 25 Shearman PI., h. 24 10th.*^».©Lauren, bookkeeper, bds. 105 Park.Lena, spinner, r. 15 Linwood.Lena, weaver, bds. over 145% Allen.Lena, widow Andrew, mill hand, h. 408 Willard.Leonard, operative, bds. 88 Barker.Leonard, machinist, r. 235 Barrows./r\ Leonard »1 E., , r>| (Anna), „. cabinetmaker, HAS PROVEN h. 69 ITS Hedges. WORTH, IF THE PRICEUccident Lewis, cement riour walk builder, bds. is 15 higher Lake. than others
NELSON'S TAILOR SHOP kSTpfc,0^ 9 W. Third St16 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY0FINE SILKS AND DRESS GOODS CTheMowestprices,at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. "*jf •• Anderson, Linnes, carpenter, r. 547 East 2nd. QzLorena, spinner, r. 16 Walnut. r*Lottie, r. 245 Crescent. g«J Lottie, widow Andrew, h. over 133 Sampson. m*"*^' Louisa, r. 32 Barrows. £$Louisa, widow Andrus, res. 25 College. *j•^ Louise, dressmaker, r. 219 Spring. ^Louise, picker, h. Buffalo, St.ftLouise, widow Gustaf, h. 38 Peterson. (t aLudwig A., (Helfrid S.), finisher,h. over 829 Newland Ave,Mabel A., r. 139 Chandler.Magnus, (Sophie), metal worker, h. 89 Tower.
Sfc Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. P. SHARPE CO.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 17"9"5Everything Musical at DANIELSON'S.Anderson, Oscar, upholsterer, r. 110 Cheney.asr;Oscar, filer,r. 200 Baker. " JOOscar, stone cutter, bds. 22 Eagle. *i p>Oscar, (Emma), woodworker, h. Ill King. g 5Oscar, (Minnie), machinist, h. 103 East 2nd. C;I Oscar B., (Manda), finisher,h. 105 Crossman. *Oscar E., (Josephine O.), finisher,h. over 310 Forest Ave. ;§Oscar E., (Clara E.), polisher, h. 268 Broadhead Ave. 2Oscar E., vice pres., Marvel Furn. Co., Allen St., bds. 11 Arnold. trjOscar W., carver, r. 80 Tower.^Otto, laborer, r. 201 Hazzard. "^Otto, (Clara), machine hand, h. 39 Myrtle.Otto, metalworker, bds. 125 Weeks.• Peter, laborer, h. 208 Benedict. N^N^ Peter, machine hand, r. 26 Palmer. "Peter, (Ella), painter, bds. 11 Delaware.Co"Si Peter J., (Anna), engineer, h. 129 King. ^.0 Phabian, (Anna), emp. cabinet works, h. 9 Cleveland.Reno C, bundle boy, bds. 2 Morse Ave.CO Reynolds, finisher,bds. 109 Wescott.O x j .1 TTT " . Always reliable. Best Knitted Waist for Boys and Girls.INaZareUl VVaiSL The bestis the Cheapest.TH? ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW COMPANT, 1/4-116-118 WEST THIRD STREETJJ* Richard, mill hand, r. 203 Crescent.op^m Richard E., (Clara L.), clerk, h. over 263 South Main. ^Richard H., (Mary), woodworker, h. 263 Prospect.,_ Robert, machine hand, bds. 113 Hedges.**»» Robert L. L., fireman,bds. 126 Winsor.S5J Roy D., (Judith A.), foreman Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co., h. overs"|Jj107 Maple.>J ANDERSON, RUNO, (Florence)—Anderson & Anderson, grocers, 448 Wil- §jS* lard—h. over 524 Willard.Rupert, woodworker, r. 227 Barrows.^•fcrt Ruth, spooler, r. 428 Willard. £^ Salma, domestic, r. 149 J. & G. Ave.S: & Sandburg, boots and shoes, 108 Main. |g*^ Sarah E. V., r. 126 Winsor. to £_ Segrot, machine hand, bds. over 829 Newland Ave. f"Sj Selma, seamstress, bds. Thayer St. ** ^J^ Selma, r. 37 Sampson. g !g^ Selma A., winder, r. 129 King. * k.Seraphie, weaver, r. 37 Sampson.^ ft;Seth, (Ida), weaver, h. 16 Vega.EgSigna, mill hand, r. 110 Cheney.njSophia, r. 235 Barrows. g.occidentflour. PURDY BROS., Distributors. £
^_S "X" 1^ M*ile/-\i-» Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens.«-n 1 . ll. l^eiSOIl. 9 W. Third St., over the Greek-i.£ 18 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYJO»S Anderson, Svea R., waitress, r. 9 Prospect.Sven, woodworker, r. 15 Linwood. D «£J ANDERSON, SWAN A., (Ida C), jeweler, 10 E. 2d, h. 138 Prospect. (See ad). fa^>| Swan J., (Minnie N.), tailor, h. 113 Barker.TheaJ., r. 829 Newland Ave. f")Thyra V., twister, r. over 816 Newland Ave.©_. Tilda C, r. 1Q9 Newland Ave. 2Tui Tillie M., dressmaker, r. 214 Clinton. "J. Vernie, (Minnie), foreman panel and veneer wks., h. over 605 English.J Victor, woodworker, r. 15 Linwood.5 Victor, finisher, r. 17 Orchard.3"2 Victor, (Hannah), shoemaker, h. over 322% Foote Ave. _Victor, (Anna), band sawyer, h. over 15 Charles._. h. 156 Allen. 2Em t*q Aplin, Horace W., teamster, r. 118 East 2nd. r*-V> Horace F., linotype operator, h. 117 Hazzard.& CLARK Louise, HARDWARE Mrs., h. 117 CO. Hazzard.Builder's Hardware-TO .C
Always Buy Your Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPE CO.• i.Q JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 19° Phonographs at DANIELSOU'S 1 Main Street.r»Appleby, Frank H., (Carrie A.), contractor, h. 214 Price. 3Lumber Co.—George W. Appleby, Prop.—yards, Allen St., office 40-41 V»New Fenton bldg., over 6 East 2nd.QQ Appleton, Alfred A., clerk J. C. & L. E. R. R., r. 756 E. 2nd. C'—mLeonora K., Mrs. trained nurse, h. 756 East 2nd. 2• Paul A., bookkeeper, 234 Crescent, r. 756 East 2nd. E«.^ Rhea I., bookkeeper, r. 756 E. 2nd. , jyAppleyard, Albert E., (Elizabeth tS.), Asst. cashier, F. & M. Bank, h. 29 Foote. S*. Edward, Supt., 126 East 1st, h. 31 Foote Ave. (jq_£]_ Ethel L., r. 31 Foote Ave.Francis J., (Bessie), Supt. Meadow Brook Mills, Falconer, N. Y., h. 5 Ci^ Crane. ®{fl Joseph, Supt, 126 East 1st St., h. 39 Center. pSara,r. 39 Center. V»a\ Archer, Nelson G., (Levina M.), carpenter, h. 200 Liberty. ©E Arend, Josephine, widow Nicholas, r. 46 10th. "Martin N., (Grace), conductor J. C. & L. E. R. R., h. 37 Utica.^*Tj Arird, Emma B., stenographer, r. 539 East 2nd.^James D., (Cora), laborer, h. 559 East 2nd. .^b0 ARMITAGE, CHARLES F., (Bertha)—Chatfield & Armitage, plumbing, 304 ^C Pine—h. 805 West 5th. Q.,iZ
T1VT \I/ilcriri Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens.• 1^1. l>eiSOIl.o W«f Third St. over the Greeks.20 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY T***Z C.\B., Kabo, American Lady and Thomson Glove= V•§ fitting Corsets at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. UQj ARNOLD, HARRY, (Nellie L.), Arnold Drug Co., pharmacy, 303 Main,Q£ 114 Kent. "%^ John Q., (Clara), emp. Jamestown Veneer Co., h. 313% Prendergast. O*y Louis, clerk, r. 9 Hopkins Ave. /m\«*i mMaude, r. 620 Pine. JJ»5 Sarah, clerk, r. 210 East 4th.Arnoldson, F»ank, (Anna), cabinet maker, h. 34 Hazeltine Ave.0Q) Arnson, Benjamin L., (Anna A.), jeweler and pawnbroker, 105 Main, h. 81M Barrett. -*C/5 Arter, William O., (Anna), contractor and builder, h. 1052 Main. frQ) Art Furniture Co., arts and craft furniture mfrs., 516 West 4th. JJJ^5( Art Metal Construction Co., 95-105 J. & G. Ave., mfrs. metal vault and library D2 fixtures. toSAsh, William G., (Netta), stationary engineer, h. 125 Barrett.Ashton, Ruth, nurse, r. over 312 Allen.CAshwell, EdwinJ., (Kate)—E. J. Ashwell & Co., 113 Foote Ave.—r. 417 E. 2d.fGAshwell, E. J. & Co.—E. J. Ashwell, Prop.—converters of cotton yarns, 113r* Foote Ave.>**5^j eyHE LABEL is your guarantee.^^\ •* Should you find any defectsO w e will make that guarantee asgood as a Government Bond. _. ^.^"2T*r M
The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. THE A. D. SHARPE CO. N:$ a•G E. E. EDDY, General Insurance m2 16 EAST THIRD STREET. 2-£ poW Babcock, Albert, (May), mill hand, h. 780 East 2nd. ^^«. David, (Emma B.), factory worker, h. Woodlawn Ave. mIjf) D. J., rms. Y. M. C. A. r*+J Glenn W., drug clerk, r. 316 Forest Ave. PiQ Grant W., emp. Jamestown Lounge factory, r. 867 Spring. 5fJi^S Babcock House—L. E. Branch, Prop.—121 East 2nd.o Jerome B., r. 316 Forest.0 Lillian, Mrs., h. 867 Spring.Lloyd J., (Ethel), mail carrier, h. Wellman Ave.^Willis E., (Melissa F.), deputy sheriff, h. 316 Forest."O ^ Backer, M. G., woodworker, rms. Y. M. C. A.Backlund, William, (Alice), Asst. engineer, h. 63 Center.Backman, Paul, metalworker, bds. 65 Hotchkiss. .C ^ — C£ Q If you want good FISHING TACKLE or SPORTING GOODS, •h £ occidentTlour. we have them. The PURDY Lindholm BR0RHERS, Variety Hall. Distributors. Home 1213. C/3 >PI>
^ NELSON'S TAILOR SHOP i u ^ ^ 9 W. Third St.V5 11UL0VH 0 IrilLUIl OUUI Home phone 137-b.£ 22 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYCOBackstrand, Conrad, (Carrie), sander, h. 60 Tower.Backus, is, Charles D., (Amelia), emp. Maddox Table Co., ( h. 49 11th. *fCha/les E., (Edith)—Davis, Backus & Co., 18 Shearman PI.—h. 513CV| East 8th. M;David, (Clara), teamster, r. 524 Crescent. >Fred, foreman Goodwill's mill, r. 524 Crescent.miGertrude M., teacher, r. 49 11th.CDJennie E., student, r. 49 11th.- (/}3 Pauline, clerk, r. 524 Crescent. [fiO Bacon, Clyde, band sawyer, bds. 370 Falconer.Badgley, Eliza, widow Nathan, h. 69 11th.JHh Baggiano, Sebastiano, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. fto Bagireano, Thomas, (Mary), h. 84 Steele. $iu Bahr, Amelia, r. 13 Orchard. *QJ; Eliza, widow William, h. 13 Orchard. £)O ' Ida A., teacher, r. 13 Orchard. HHui Bailey, B. Milton, (May A.)—The Bailey-Jones Co., 105 Winsor—h. 155 >-mco^3 eo FoTest. >JO Z Clayton E., (Elizabeth H.)—The Bailey-Jones Co., 105 Winsor—r. 153 ®0*< South Main.to fe _Q •* Dorothy, stenographer, r. 654 E. 6th. ^§ BAILEY, EDWARD P.—Jamestown Electric Co., 109 East 3rd—r. 322 E. 4th. QC3 *+>. Kleinert's Juno These shields contain no rubber. Perfectly odorless.° rWcc Elizabeth, ^Ki'^lrlc widow Edward C, h. The 322 Abrahamson-Bigelow East 4th.Co. tom ~ urtsss Fannie ijiiieiu&. O., widow Milton, r. ^ 155 Forest. tu-m-m west Third st. >J 55I George M., (Ellen), bartender, h. 705 West 8th. -•" ' John P., student, r. 117 English.Bailey-Jones Co., (The)—E. C. Bailey, Pres.; Clayton E. Bailey, vice Pres.;B. M. Bailey; Sec, Waldo E. Buck; Treas., A. Gilbert—Mfrs. parlorand library tables, 105 Winsor. C£w Robert C, clerk, r. 654 E. 6th. ^«q Robert G., (Sarah), R. R. clerk, h. 654 East 6th2 Ruth, stenographer, r. 654 East 6th.- cSamuel J., (Alice L.), postal clerk, h. 231 Crescent.QThomas H., (Eleanor L.), twisting boss, h. 117 English. >+\-q Bairstow, John, (Mary Ann), machinist, h. 440 Allen. tp© Timothy, (Martha), machinist, h. 164 Chandler. r*© Baker, Albert E., (Ada), emp. art metal works., h. 208 Jefferson. £CJJ Bloomfleld C, (Grace), motorman, r. 33 11th. ^^ Charles H., (Emma), stationary engineer, h. over 224 Sprague. 0i_ Clayton W., (Ella J.), Star Furniture Co., 25 Briggs, h. 149 Hallock. QCLm Edith A., aristo worker, r. 133 Baker. m^j BAKER, GEORGE A., (Ella D.), Sec. Jamestown Panel & Veneer Co., 50 V**— Steele, h. 620 Jefferson. XAQ Irene, cloth picker, h. over 18 Willard. "£ Lewis H., (Ada H.), aristotype worker, h. 103 Broadhead.6? Lottie, domestic, r. 310 Foote AveC CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and Furnaces.0Cm
THE BEST COOmgT THE LOWEST JJJ J Q gD^fJ ^gJAMESTOWN DIRECTORYC. FRED DANIELSON for Music.231 Main St.Baker, Lucy F., teacher, bds. 331 E. 3rd.mMary W., widow Richard H., h. 503 East 2nd.E*.Martha, Mrs., h. 118 Water.WScott, (Blanche F.), bookkeeper, h. 300 East 8th. g.Stella, r. 205 West 3rd. {3Stephen A., Jr., r. 402 Baker.CJQStephen A., (Emma J.), retired, h. 133 Hallock.0QVernie M., dressmaker, r. 1 Baker.OoWilliam F., (Anna), railroad flagman, h. 236 Steele.a-Balcom, Edward L., (Sadie), plate worker, h. 26 Chicago Ave.Baldwin, Bert, (Gertrude), draftsman, r. 905 Washington. 5>Henry, (Fannie), carpenter, h. 909 Washington.BALDWIN, S. ARTHUR, (Elizabeth T.)—Patent Attorney, Hall block, 219Main, Baldwin & Kettle—r. 608 Prendergast.3-I William Blanche D., M., bookkeeper, mechanic, r. r. 909 117 Washington. Royal Ave. tm\Ball, Agnes, Frank G., candymaker, (Margaret), r. stationary 20 Langford. engineer, h. 20 Langford.*m\*
flO0d)DQThe trimmings and workmanship weput into your suit are the very best.24 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYNELSON, The Tailor,9 Wrfst Third St,Long Silk Gloves, the cheapest at -_THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. §>taBarker, Edwin W., retired, h. 135 Chandler.Ernest P., (Agnes), emp. Olmstead Mfg. Co., h. 415 West 4th.wHarry W., (Edna), brakeman J. C. & L. E. R. R., h. 709 W. 8th.J. Burdette, (Blanche), woodworker, h. 7 East St. fijWilford C, lineman, res. 203 W. 2nd. 3Barkman, Alfred, (Anna), art metal worker, h. 40 Sampson.August, (Jennie), clerk, h. 24 Thayer.^John, (Lena), woodworker, h. 206 Thayer.2^Lydia, spinner, r. 206 Thayer. "OBarlow, Edith, piano teacher, r. 324 Foote Ave.John B., (Eliza), farmer, h. 185 Summit Ave. P"John H., (Carrie B.), rural mail carrier, h. Charlotte Ave. «,Roxana E., widow Byron A., artist studio 324 Foote, h. 324 Foote Ave. Q.Barnes, Ernest E., (Lulu), foreman novelty works, h. 131 Foote Ave. j*Frank M., (Grace), teamster, h. 874 Washington.George W., h. 809 Lafayette.Olive E., Mrs., h. 15 West 2nd.mPSkene, emp. door factory, r. 15 West 2nd. *INFANTS' DRESSES OCloaks, Bonnets, & c The Abrahamson=BigeIow Co. n114=116=118 IV. Third St. J%jLcCOH05Barnett, Alden, (M. Louise), clerk, h. 991 Washington.oAnnetta, widow James H., r. over 407 Barrett.Jay L., (Carrie M.), laborer, h. 23 Fluvanna Ave.oMartha P., wks. aristotype, bds. 147 Prospect.oMaude A., matron Randolph Home, r. 217 Barrett.C/lBarney, Archie H„ (Lena M.), advertising agent, bds. 62 Harrison .Barnhard, William, (Hilda), woodworker, h. 114 Sampson.oBarnhart, S. O. (Selma), machine hand, h. 24 Fairfield Ave.Barrett, Edward W., ticket broker, 107 Main, bds. Hotel Everett.HIErnest, (Annie), warp dresser, h. 14 Ivy. 9%Hannah, weaver, r. 3 Appleyard place. «"*"Michael'L., (Elizabeth), ticket broker, 107 Main, h. 112 Van Buren. {/}Thomas, (Hannah), warp dresser, h. 3 Appleyard place.
THE BEST OOODSATTHB LOWEST ^ A p SHARpE (JQ ^. JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 25 ^8 Everything Musical at DANIEISON'S. £«SJ Barry, Michael D., (Mary), ladies' and gents' tailor, h. 845 East 2^* Susan, widow Patrick, r. over 76 Jones. \j^^^ Barstow, Mary E., widow John, weaver, bds. 44 Taylor. ^^^jj Barth, Harvey H., rms. Y. M. C. A. jj£J/J John P., painter, bds. 11 Bassett. (TJJ|*"^ Leonard F., (Maude I.), musician, r. 310 Monroe. Jj*S» R. Curtis, Foote Ave. (Lucille), musical director First M. E. church, h. 20 fTJTheabold H., (Emma), retired, h. 9 Ross.po Bartlett, John C, Independent Bill Posting Co., 214 Main, r. 107 East 2nd.Nancy P., widow John O., milliner, 104 East 3rd, r. 107 East 3rd.Baskin, Lillian E., head nurse W. C. A. hospital, r. 207 Allen.Bassett, Eugene F., (Le.ttie B.), watchmaker, h. 193 South Main.Louise E., Mrs., h. 317 East 5th.crj Batchelder, James, (Catherine), plumber, h. 331 East 2nd.0k Batcheller, Merritt, Eva, (Millie), r. 414 boatbuilder, Jefferson. h. 15 East 8th.** Levant B., (Alice)—Winnberg & Batcheller, druggists, 113 Main—h.fl 416 Jefferson.mtMary E., h. 414 Jefferson.MllsHn Underwear The Abrahamson Bigelow Co., >^
ALTERATIONS, REPAIRING, Make, the NELSON, 9 W. 3rd St. f\*^1 CLEANING, PRESSING. like nlv. Home 'Phone 137-b. Over the Greek.,C.£ 26 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY W* : 0ifc Baxell Bros.—Leonard Baxell, Elmer Baxell—grocery, 11 Barrows. mElmer, (Ora), finisher, r. over 9 Barrows.Jj^4 Leonard—Baxell. Bros., 11 Barrows—r. 9 Barrows. ^J^ Baxter, James A., (Rebecca), contractor, rms. 17-18 Warner Blk. jCNathan H., retired, bds. 962 Washington. £jBayer, Theodore, cigarmaker, bds. Babcock House.Q^Z Beach, Alonzo L., pool, billiards, cigars and tobacco, 217 Washington, h. do. Q< Robert K., (Clara F.), Mgr. Morning Post, h. 713 Washington. ^oJ Beacom, W. J., (Louise), miner, h. Curtis. Mnz Beal, Clarence &., machinist, r. 401 Stowe St. (D— Ira, Asst. shipping clerk, r. 401 Stowe St. 3{3 Jennie, widow William, h. 401 Stowe St. pr3 M. Catherine, bookkeeper, r. 401 Stowe. ^< M. J., (Amelia), dentist, h. 613 East 8th. CO> . BEALER, J. FREDERICK, (Maude)—Wm. Bealer & Son, 9 E. 3rd—h. 11° ^ Cook Ave. ,< =! BEALER, WM., (Alma E.)—Wm. Bealer & Son, boots and shoes, 9 Eastto w3rd—h. 601 Washington.£ & BEALER, WM. & SON—William and J. Fred—boots and shoes, 9 East 3rd.ui 2 Beardsley, Eldridge, (Anna iS.), laborer, h. 426 Warren.fjj u. Tillie, stenographer, rms. 315 Spring.* Q Beatty, Bernard B., shipping clerk Art Metal Co., r. 401 W. 6th.co 3 Clifton J., emp. American Express Co., office, r. 401 W. 6th.* 0 Amagm^- Jennie R., widow The Abrahamson-Bigelow Austin F., h. -401 West Co., 6th. 114-116=118 W. Third StreetJ H ^ CLOAKS, SUITS AND SKIRTS p<
CARPETS, CURTAINS, TL A H ShamP Cf\DRAPERiES, SHADES. I 1IC rt. U. JIIQipC VA*.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 27 .Phonographs at DANIELSONS, 1 Main Street. _BECK, CHARLES M., (Clara M.), wallpaper, 305 Main, h. 56 Broadhead. &Lamont, r. 113 East 2nd.__^J Beckdahl, Adolph, laborer, bds. over 409 Newland Ave. £J5*J BECKER, A. AUSTIN, (Maude J.), physician and surgeon, 320 E. 3rd, h. do. (jq,'*•«» Becker, C. T., carpenter, r. over 204 Baker.&Q Frank, (Emma), emp. Hall's mill, h. 64 15th. r*-f^ May G., domestic, r. 14 Lincoln. Beckman, August, (Ida), woodworker, h. 17 Columbia Ave.ff"Jf* Henry, paper box maker, r. 17 Columbia Ave. fiQ) Henry J., finisher, h. 15 Wilson Ave. 5^"© 4Beckrink, A., (Minnie), gardener, h. 201 Buffalo. q«^ Beckstrand, Albert C, engineer, r; 29 Benson. "**Q) Charles E., (Anna), cloth finisher,h. 574 Willard. ^")Cj Emma, widow John, h. 29 Benson. g~Ernest J., meat cutter, r. 474 Willard.SSiLily V., dressmaker, r. 474 Willard, (up stairs).E^"BEDELL & GRAY—Isaac T. Bedell and Harry Gray—wines and liquors, 21 GARMENTS are very STYLISHand surprisingly INEXPENSIVE (-}Sold only by *o—The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. 114-116-118 W. Third StreetBEDELL, ISAAC T., (Elizabeth)—Bedell & Gray, 21 East 3rd, and Mgr. Star 3"Theater—h. East 3rd.C/Q.Beebe, John V. W., (Matilda), carpenter, h. 43 Frink. —.Beech, Alonzo L., (Mary E.), r. 309 West 3rd. -^Harry A., (Mabel), bond salesman, h. 309 West 3rd. . J^Beecher, Eva—Beecher Home Bakery, 148 Foote Ave.—r. over 148 Foote Av. ^Beecher Home Bakery—Elmer W. Davis, Eva Beecher—148 Foote Ave.Beeman, Albin J., (May J.), upholsterer, h. 235 Cole Ave. (jBertha, waitress, r. 7 Harrison.f^-Christine, widow John, r. 215 Cole Ave.^^Beldner, Osis, (Anna), upholsterer, h. over 48 Thayer.J/J"Bell, Charles L., (Mearle), plumber, h. 402 East 4th._^John E., (Emma), foreman Jamestown Cotton Mills, h. 516 East 5th. c-kLelia, teacher, r. 424 Winsor. .^Bella, Costican, finisher,h. over 5 Taylor. ^^George, finisher,bds. over 5 Taylor. ~^"Nicholas, bds. over 5 Taylor.•—•!Bellizo, Anthony, emp. art metal works, r. 109 11th. 1Frank, (Rosa), musician, violin, h. 109 11th.lfjBemus, Emmett H., (Gertrude K.), Oriental Mining Co., Arizona, h. 510 "5Spring.S^*Henry D., (Inez), polisher, h. 20 Genesee.Iva F., clerk, r. 22 West 7th.Morris N., (Lucy), physician and surgeon, h. 4 Lakeview Ave.(W.rUnt Flrtllf HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH, IP THE PRICEVyCUUClll 1 1UUI IS HIGHER THAN OTHERS.
Handsomest hand-sewing in every suit that NELSON makes. That's why theycan't loose their shape.9 West Third Street.28 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYTHE P. M. JOHNSON CO.Reliable Dry Goods, Suits and Carpets.C/) i ^__t^ Bemus, Sarah, widow Wm. P., h. 100 East 5th.€—. Selden B., bookkeeper, r. 517 Main. Q\"! William M., (Minnie), physician and surgeon, 517 Main, h. do. St•J Benchley, William, (Bertha), woodworker, h. under 35 Barrows. i^tQt^ Bendall, Alfred C, (Jennie), hostler, h. 831 Washington. Jj^ft Bender, Edward R., clerk, bds. 44 Harrison. 0^-^ Robert, (Parmelia C), veterinary surgeon, office 44 Harrison, h. do.Urn William J., (Grace E.), blacksmith, 211 Pine, h. 17 West 9th.nJWilliam, art metal worker, r. 17 West 9th.S«."^ Benedict, Willis, (Emma), motorman, bds. 206 East 2nd. , f» Benemaro, Sebastiano, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. »^Bengson, Otto, (Huldah M.), bookkeeper, h. 25 Columbia Ave. -^J^2 Bennar, Lewis, (Mary), trackman, h. 100 Steele. i^[gj Bennett, Ella D., widow Chapin, r. 905 Prendergast Ave. {*IJH-J George A., (Eutelia), mail clerk, h| 811 Jefferson. V^Q. Guy C, (Tillie), motorman, h. 205 East 2nd. |>Um Lucille, assistant librarian Prendergast library, r. 17 Ross. ^Lydia, widow J. H., nurse, h. 21 15th.QkSTYLES set the fashion for women, in Cloaks Suits and Skirts "Z&OttfeXSold only byThe Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. Third StQJ Mary J., widow Henry, h. 17 Ross."TJ Roy, emp. furniture works, r. 811 Jefferson. Z«Sj Royal M., emp. art metal works, bds. 44 12th. LP0>Vincent, carpenter, bds. 17 Weeks.Willard S., sheet metal worker, r. 17 Ross.© Benson, Albin, art metal worker, bds. 20 Pearl Ave.Jm Alfred, (Augusta), insurance agent, h. 3 E. Newland Ave.o*^. Alex, machine hand, bds. 10 Peterson. C\^^ Alma O., weaver, r. over 24 Peterson.Andrew, (Anna), oil producer, h. over 17 Linden Ave.*•> Andrew, (Bricka), h. 36 Benson.pAndrew, (Christine), woodworker, h. 435 Willard.5_j Andrew, (Augusta), stonemason, h. 9 Eagle. Qm\ Anna, domestic, r. 150 Lakin Ave. ^^ Anna E., twister, bds. 109 Wescott. ^f\ August N., woodworker, bds. 310 Price. WBert, (Emma), bottler, h. over 305 Sprague. {/)jj Carl, machine hand, bds. 251 Crescent. *(j Carl, carpenter, bds. 123 Steele.mm Charles, (Manilla), dyer, h. over 74 Water.Charles, (Martina), finisher,h. over 6 Morse Ave.Charles A., machinist, r. 9 Eagle.Charles E„ (Mary), case maker, h. 5 Appleyard PI.Charles N,. (Alice), plumber, h. 8 Cook Ave.CLARK HARDWARE CO, Builder's Hardware
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCKThe A D. Sharpe Co.OF DRY GOODS.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 29Pianos M J ^ ! ^ a t Danielson's, 1 Main St.toBenson, Christine, weaver, bds. over 14 Cedar Ave.Claude E., veneer worker, bds. 24 Phillips.Doremus J., (Jennie E.), h. 124 Winsor.BENSON, EDWARD, (Christine J.)—Hulquist & Benson, 358-360 Willard— Qh. 388 Willard.Emil, woodcarver, rms. 215 West 2nd.Emil, carver, bds. 214 Falconer. O*Emily, widow Henry—Benson & Nelson, milliners, 50 Willard—h. Cjover do. *Eugene H., (Charlotte W.), traveling salesman, h. 623 English.Florence O., stenographer, r. 335 Foote Ave.Fritz, jeweler, bds. 310 Price.Gust, (Christine), finisher,h. 117 Williams.Gust, (Louisa), finisher,h. under 7 Barrows.Gust A., (Minnie), electrician, h. 501 Fairmount Ave.^jH. Benj., (Alice Thurston), h. over 234 South Main. ""IHenry B., (Anna C), book agent, h. 229 Steele. ©Herbert," (Signa), h. over 36 Benson. 3^ —
Ifl Have MELSOM make your clothes. Correct styles. Best of tailor-__ing. 9 West Third Street.•T= 30 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYTO& a. rrija{\£ aK. J *J 'xVWV^WWWWVScxWSo* ttvo season's wearJohn, carpenter, bds. 12 Kinney.rJohn O., (Anna), blacksmith shop, 296 E. 2nd, h. 118 Catlin.Lena, Mrs., r. 644 East 6th.oLillie, Mrs., home baking, 628 E. 2nd, h. 734 E. 2nd. C\^ Lizzie, works Empire Mills, bds. over 15 Axtel. ^ Oscar, machine hand, bds. 183 Barrett.A=3 Peter A., laborer, h. 5 Waterman.'oSophia, widow Andrew, h. 323 Willard.Victor N., cabinetmaker, bds. 440 Maple.Jg William, painter and paperhanger, h. 35 Barrows. t m.© Berger, Frank E., (Louise), brass moulder, h. 40 West 8th. QO John, (Hannah), shoemaker, h. over 59 Peterson. XO Bergeson, Arthur, finisher,bds. 52 Thayer. Q^^ Berdena, r. 24 Swan. JJl_ & Carlson—Herman Bergeson and Gust Carlson—grocers, 792 E. 2nd. QdGenevieve, twister, r. 24 Swan.^Herman—Bergeson & Carlson, grocery, 792 E. 2nd—bds. 52 Thayer. 01*•— Julius, woodworker, h. 24 Swan.© Berggren, Albert, (Freda), finisher,h. 2 Chapman.22 Anton C, (Mary), spinning foreman, h. 71 Wescott.G> Auguet, (Amelia), finisher,h. 33 Holman.| CLARK HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Mill Supplies.
cloaks, shawls, tu a n Sham? Co F*GLOVES, HOSIERY. • ,le "• L'« •JlWILIC \^U. ^JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 31 5?Latest Music at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main St. V)^^ Berggren, August, (Bertha), bartender, h. over 47 Wescott.^Caroline, widow Charles, h. 68 Wescott.Eleanora, spinner, r. 68 Wescott.3I»w Frans, (Jennie), finisher,h. over 23 Stowe.a*S Godfried, r. 11 Pullman.5^ Hjalmar, finisher, r. 11 Pullman.^S John, lumber handler, r. 11 Pullman.-_ John F., (Matilda), pipefitter, h. 15 Adams.§PQ Matilda, widow Olof W„ h. 11 Pullman. fjBergholtz, E. Bruno, (Mary J. C), architect and draftsman, 95 J. & G. Ave., JJ-• h. 408 West 6th. P>V»/ Berglund, Andrew, (Hilda), Supt. "Union lumber yard, h.816 Newland Ave. S3Ellen, bookkeeper, r. Buffalo. ^*km Elizabeth, widow Charles, r. 151 Barrows. IkJi Eric, (Sophia), art metal worker, h. Buffalo St. qjBERGLUND & LUNDQUIST—Waldemar Berglund & Axel Lundquist—meat SL2"t2 market, 302 Foote Ave. O^ BERGLUND, WALDERMAR, (Selma)—Berglund & Lundquist, 302 Foote 2.Ave.—h. over 302 Foote Ave.H^2 : (g«^» fllnnlrn Oni+n Clritifo THE PRICES on "WOOLTEX" garmpnts are moderate, ,*S! (jlOdKS ulllLSt UlVlILo because all materials are purchased in enormous quantities,^^ vivuuu] ""'"I and the latest labor saving machinery is used in the making.The ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-H6-118 w. Third streetO Bergman, Adeline, widow John, h. 302 Willard.>» Arvid, painter, r. 285 Willard.Q£August W., (Anna), farmer, h. 285 Willard.••»» Augusta S., widow Fred P., h. 315 West 2nd.tO e**"'Carl, carpenter, h. 29 Columbia.Charles G., (Hilda), band sawyer, h. 47 Eagle.Hattie F., weaver, r. 315 West 2nd.Herman, painter, r. 285 Willard.1n»COmr Julius, clerk, bds. 47 Eagle.^m\^*1 Luther, woodworker, bds. 47 Eagle. ^£Robert E., moulder, r. 285 Willard.
Thru and thru year 'round worsteds, vri CAVf Q Wpcf 2*4 CfIn black, blue and fancy suitings. llCLOUil, 7 TY CM 01U J I.32 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY0The largest assortment of fine Cloaks and Suits in the CCity at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. tBergman, Hilda, weaver, bds. 6 Broadhead Ave. QHilda, student, r. 254 Crescent.• Hilma, mill hand, r. 254 Crescent,c^Hilma, maid, r. 344 East 4th.ZJohn, mill John, band, mill bds. hand, 5U4 bds. Crescent. 504 Crescent. a*John Trt."hnTfl E., laHnror laborer, hrlc bds. 47K 475 Crescent. PrAfiPPTir —i John M., (C. Sophia), cabinetmaker, h. 528 Allen-a\ k Leonard, finisher,h. 528 Allen. dmm Linnea A., spinner, r. 16 Eagle. ft•^ Mabel S., r. 73 Jones. Q>r_ Samuel E., (Ida M.), cabinet maker, h. 16 Eagle.•" Bergren, Axel, (Esther), finisher,h. 853 East 2nd. .JBergstrom, Axel, woodturner, h. 13 Pardee Ave.-•^i Lillian, student, r. 22 Bush. f"< N e l s E., (Hilma), lumber handler, h. 28 Pearl Ave.Bergwall, Anton, retired, r. 768 East 2nd.3Joseph A., (Selma), job printer, over 302 Main, h. 768 East 2nd.^^ Bering, Augusta, Mrs., cloth picker, r. 53 Wescott.'J^ Berlin, Almeda C, bookkeeper, r. over 88 Prospect.mm L. O., (Fredricka), cabinetmaker, h. 41 Wescott. ^y. Mary, Mrs., h. over 88 Prospect. ft^T3"^ RAMNPP PA^HIhlM^ All Pattern. 10 and 15c. All the latest styles, g^ - DilririLriV 1 AJ111UU J. New Fashion Sheets issued Monthly. Z.W The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. westTMrdfat. 5(Imm Bernard, Sister M., teacher SS. Peter and Paul's school, r. 205 West 5th. £JL,Bernhard, Alfred, (Hilda), woodworker, h. over 109 Colfax.Charles, (Hilda)—(Bernhard Hardware Co., 204 East 2nd—h. 110ftSampson.Charles, loomfixer, bds. 12 Williams.Oscar, (Eda), machine hand, h. 210 Colfax.Bernhart, Gust, (Hilma), machine hand, h. over 32 Fairfield.Berquist, Bernherdina, widow Peter J., h. 174 South MainElla L., teacher, r. 174 South Main.Bergquist, Bertha, weaver, bds. 528 Allen.Berquist, Louis, (Olga), spring setter, h. over 38 Vega.'\HgbBerry, Bessie M., stenographer, r. 366 Foote Ave.Emma, twister, r. 143 Stowe. J3?H. Orton, (Mary A.), saloon 18 Main, h. 366 Foote Ave. ^iBERRY, MARK, (Catherine), Prop. Gin Fizz Cafe, 11 E. 2nd, h. 110 E. 2nd. 5Minnie J., Mrs., dressmaker, 102 Newton Ave.aMuriel, r. 366 Foote Ave.WThomas, (Mary A.), wool sorter, h. 328 Allen.OThomas, Rev., (Martha), h. 143 Stowe.mmBertleson, Peter, cabinetmaker, bds. 11 Highland. **BEST, HORACE E., Mgr. Jamestown Publishing Co., 7-9 W. 3rd, h. 674 £/)Lakeview Ave.•CLARK HARDWARE CO. Roofing and Building Papers.fSnro
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 33THE A. D. SHARPE CO.•55Edison Records and Supplies at DANIELSONS.as. BEUSTROM, JOHN, (Ida)—Field, Wright & Co., 100-108 Main—h. 143 FaltBto^ coner. ^ ft)r \ Beverly, Laura, clerk, bds. 311 Monroe. "S p»^ Beyer, Charles, upholsterer, r. 304 Winsor. 3 "^John V., (Hilda S.), furniture rubber, h. 501 Crescent. C;^ Bextrom, John P., (Wilhelmina), grainer, Art Metal Co., h. 500 W. 7th. *ff\ Bidwell, Thomas, cabinetmaker, bds. 701 West 8th. ;§>-J BIGELOW, REUBEN W., (Ida L.)—The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116- °O lf8 West 3rd—h. 606 Cherry. ft)QQ Bilkon, Sarah A., r. 637 Lakeview Ave. \\%BILLINGS, ALLEN E., (Mary E.), lawyer 21-22, Gokey Blk., h. 406 Wash- "^, ington.^J Jennie C, widow Wayne, h. 509 W. 4th.Otto W., lounge cutter, r. 148 Baker.N. Petronella, widow Paul, h. 148 Baker. j^*t^ Billquist, Edward, (Matina), weaver, h. Willard, R. F. D. 82. ^Ernest A., laborer, bds. 260 Prospect. ^.qj Gust A., (Hildur M.), house painter, h. 115 Barrett.Q la Docic+'i Cfircn+c Boned with Spiral Spring Steel. More durable .Vi Ld I\CMMd UJISCIS and better than whalebone. C^The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. weiimfd'sieet.to^John, (Eva F.), h. 260 Prospect.C/3^Minnie R., spinner, r. 260 Prospect.oQOtto J., veneer worker, bds. 260 Prospect.Walter H., gluer, bds. 260 Prospect.^^i Billsborough, Earl W., bartender, bds. Riverside Hotel. ^^£< Billstone, Victor, (Ida), woodworker, h. 25 Orchard. ^Jkm Bimbly, Lambi—Rice & Bimb'ly, restaurant, 18 E. 2nd—rms. Harrison. •>«iBintz, Edward A., warper, r. 201 East 1st. ^*Nicholas, (Mary), cabinetmaker, h. 201 East 1st.£ Berch, Edward C, night watchman, h. over 5 Taylor.^Birch, Thomas, (Josephine), painter, h. 33 TJtica.ft)r^ Wm., carpenter, rms. 413 W. 3rd. s
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Always buy your Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPE CO. to— : ftJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 35C. FRED DANIELSON for Mnsic. -1 Main St.©BLANCHARD, A. F., (Eliza), physician and surgeon, 121 West 3rd, h. do.Bessie H., r. 615 Falconer.3?Calvin S., (Ida), finisher,h. cor. Frink and Curtis. 2S«i Carl E., (Georgia), carpenter, h. 359 Falconer. Cb*x Cecil A., clerk, r. 359 Falconer. i^v/j Charles (Hattie), veneer worker, h. 408 Winsor. b^2^ Earl, painter, r. 615 Winsor. Qimm Esther F., widow Flint, h. 18 Strong. J^•Q Eugene L., (Ella J.), lumber buyer, h. Ill West 8th.tn, Florence L,. cloth picker, r. over 165 Barrett.f^J Lena,- student, r. 408 Wftsor.Marjorie, r. 359 Falconer.fy* BLANCHARD, ROBERT B., physician and surgeon, 8 E. 2nd, r. 10 Chandler.^ BLANCHARD, ROBERT N., (Belle B.), physician and surgeon, over 8 East«^ 2nd, h. 10 Chandler.{M Silas, (Maria), painter and contractor, h. 615 Winsor.William M., woolsorter, r. 359 Falconer.Bland, Alice E., mender, r. 83 Hazzard.•SEasy on the youngsters—not a button off.W 17 THEEasy on the mothers—moderate in price.Q, *• •* For BOYS EASY and GIRLS m' The Easy Abrahamson-Bigelow the mothers—moderate Co., in price. 114-116-118 W. 3rd St.WAIST *-*S Matilda, widow Squire, h. 83 Hazzard.5^pRoy J., upholsterer, bds. 83 Hazzard.^*«^J- Blatz, Jennie, bookkeeper, Elof Rosencrantz Co.i^J Blauvelt, Jessie, dressmaker, rms. 129 Fulton.JJ2 Bleakney, Horace H., (Georgia B.)—Falconer Mirror Works, h. 142 Allen.S^ Bleckart, Bena, widow Frans, cloth finisher,r. 124 Wescott.J^ Blinn, Edward B., (Louise), emp. Art Metal Co., h. 7 14th.II Bliss, Darwin A., time keeper 20 Winsor, bds. *42 Allen.£*j Earl, clerk, r. 900 Lafayette.•j** Emily C, widow John, h. 77 Jones Ave.SFrances A., nurse, bds. 42 Forest Ave.tLena, emp. worsted mills, r. 900 Lafayette.Qj Merlin A., (Bessie T.), Asst. Supt. Maddox Table Co., h. 42 Allen .^J Blodget, Royal S., (Flora S.), bookkeeper, 335 Harrison, h. 203 Liberty.£/} Blodgett, Frank M., (Adelaide E.), Exp. messenger, h. over 58 McKinley Ave.Blomster, Eva, h. over 223 Steele. r m.Blomstrand, Alfred, (Johanna), shoemaker, 6 Fenton PI., h. 183 Barrett. )£.*Hilmer, metal worker, r. 183 Barrett.J^Mary, r. 301 Barrett.ffcBlood, Clyde L., (Anna), machine hand, h. 113 Williams.DeForest, (Bernice), wheelmaker, h. 37 Hopkins.Lee D., (Edith A.), woodworker, h. 11 Kidder.OtaRoscoe C, (Nellie M.), machine hand, h. 11 Bishop.vbann/ti^ant FIau*- HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH, IF THE PRICE J*KvsCCluent riOUi is higher than others r3
"^ T* M I^aIcsxy* Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens.(f) * • !'• l^lClSOn. 9 W. Third St., over the Greeks.»^ 36 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYI p'TmANAPEKHsEN The P. M. Johnson Co. St> oBloom, Charles, (Mary), carpenter, h. 16 Barker.y>**fa Charles, (Toresa), art metal worker, h. over 100 Tower.QJ Julia, domestic, bds. 615 Prendergast Ave.^. Samuel A., (Selma), shoemaker, h. 81 Tower.^- Bloomberg, Carl, (Matilda), painter and paperhanger, h, 342 Bowen oCarl J., (Sophia), packer, h. 12 Morse.o•» Bloomdahl, Albin, laborer, r. 15 Lake. PJJ^ Fred, steel doormaker, r. 15 Lake. *Gust, (Emily), metal worker, h. 15 Lake.WiHenry L., bookkeeper, r. 15 Lake. ^John, (Hulda), finisher,h. over 188 Thayer. 5Bloomgren, Carl, (Matilda), upholsterer, h. over 22 Jeffords.•••Gust, (Anna), upholsterer, h. 22 Jeffords.ZLBloomquist, Algot J., (Anna M.), finisher,h. 22 Water.Anna S., h. under 553 Allen.ORAxel, (Julia), machine hand, h. 89 Eagle.Axel E., (Helga), cabinetmaker, h. 1 Mt. Vernon PI.
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. D. SHARPE CO. 11oJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 37 CEverything Musical at D A N I E L S O N ' SoBly, Charles A., (Lettie), commercial traveler, h. 38 10th.CO Edward R., (May A.), grocery 55 Steele, h. Fluvanna Ave.fc*J E. Verne, (May R.)—Johnson & Bly, shoe dealers, 306 Main—h. 340^JCrossman.f^\ Nettie, widow Charles, r. 340 Crossman.Q Blystone, Florence, student, r. 423 East 4th.Mary £., teacher, r. 423 East 4th.-^ Paul W—Walter I. Blystone & Son, 19-23 Briggs—bds. 423 E. 4th.UWalter I., (Sarah E.)—Walter I. Blystone & Son, 19-23 Briggs—h.2 423 East 4thi^Blystone, Walter I. & Son—Walter and Paul—mfrs. mattresses, cushions,etc., 19-23 Briggs.rf\ Boardman, Frank, milk peddler, bds. over 5 Cowden place.^, George, (Lillis), teamster, h. 219 Stowe. ^^15 Nora, nurse, bds. 105 W. 5th.Boberg, John, (Alma), metal worker, h. 32 Pearl Ave.COOSwan, (Anna K.), cabinet maker, h. 27 Eagle. ^»Q Boehler, Charles, (Philomina), bottling works, h. 2 Metallic Ave.\^P. Boey, Jary, finisher,bds. Harrison. ^^s ~J— •*^ A L / \wv Garments are moderate because all^^ The prices on VyQOllCjX materials are purchased in enormous r g\T' jjg^pS quantities. Sold only by ifPS THE JiBRJMJiMSON=BIGEl.OW CO., 114, 116, 118 West Third St. a*^^j Bogee, Stephen, emp. Empire Furn. factory, bds. 149 J. & G. Ave. >—hTj^ Bogenschutz, Carl J., switchman, bds. 57 Foote. mmHenry, warper, bds. 57 Foote Ave.^JO_John, (Rose A.), engineer, h. 57 Foote Ave.Bogren, Minnie, cook, r. 2 West 5th.^O^i Bohall, James W., (Beatrice), engineer, h. 16 Chicago Ave.Inez, r. over 89 Hazzard.^^ Bohlen, Hulda, chamber maid, r. 35 Oak.SJ John, (Caroline), metalworker, h. 35 Oak. XD Boline, Leander, woodworker, r. 434 Winsor.Bollolino, Gaitani, laborer, bds. over 4 Main.
! * Hard, honest hand-sewing in every suit NELSON makes. That's why they can't*^ loose their shape. 9 West Third Street..£ 38 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY *'035 Phonographs at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main Street.C^JBootey, Anna S., Mrs., r. 219 Foote Ave.0Edward B., (Flora), harness maker, 11-13 Forest, h. Ill Barrett.Edward R., lawyer, rm. 1 Arcade Bldg., bds. 4 Chandler.5"Emma Y., widow Edward R., h. 4 Chandler.QJLizzie A., teacher, h. 93 Barrett.ftBOOTEY, ROSWELL J., Sec'y Manufacturers' Asso., over 211 Main, rms.64 Barrett.2 Booth, James A., (Anna), metalworker, h. 405 Newton.< S. W., widow Stephen, h. 52 Franklin.05g" William L., (Maude B.), bookkeeper Swift & Co., h. 410 E. 4th.|* Borden, Albert S., (Mary), machinist, h. 2 Cook Ave._l Bordinro, Miche, cloth washer, h. 458 Allen.< ui Bordwell, Kate, widow Victor, r. 103 Weeks. , (SO [j] Borgia, Sister M., teacher SS. Peter and Paul's school, r. 205 W. 5th. JfQa. I Borne, Matilda, novelty worker, bds. 6 Broadhead Ave. m>• Boswell, William, (Alice), woodworker, h. 14 Arnold'»< < Botsford, William M„ (Annie), retired, h. Ill East 6th.< Wm. R., (Lucia C), Asst. cashier Bank of Jamestown, h. 533 W. 3rd.Q"0> Roger & Gallet's choice selection of Fine Extracts, Toilet Waters, 2j*J Soaps and Powders. 0ui THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO. ii4-U6-H8 West Third St $Bottini, Louis, (Amelia L.), confectionery, 12 Main, h. 5-7 Main. 5Bottom, Arvilla, widow William, r. 44 12th. »Bottomley, Frederick, (Martha), warp dresser, h. 20 Waterman.
CLOAKS, GLOVES, JL A rv CL Qq fSHAWLS, HOSIERY, ' ,1K; "• Ut «3liaipC V,V. ^JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 39P»fluP I A N O Sand all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ^at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main Street »Bowman, Charles C, (Bertha), carpenter, h. over 110 McKinley Ave.Charles H., (Alice), woodworker, r. 525 West 3rd.BOWMAN, JOHN A., (Eva L.), grocer, 343-345 Allen, meat market, Winsor,. h. over 347 Allen.3[/} Lester D., (Lillian), physician and surgeon, office and h. 522 E. 2nd.(/} Martin, art metal worker, h. 127 Bowen. «^^m Boyce, Lulu, Mrs., r. 744 East 2nd. 5?;: Boyd, Charles, (Mary E.), cigarmaker, h. 47 Baker. m}^i Edward, retired, h. 808 Prendergast Ave. O\^J Genevieve, r. 28 Price. C*Harry (Florence), undertaker, 107 East 2nd, h. 10 Crane.jjjJohnson, (Sarah)—J. Boyd & Son, 802 Main—h. 28 Price.Po* Boyd, J, & Son—Johnson & Purl J.—grocers, 802 Main.Mary A., widow Thomas, h. 57 Barrett.' nJPurl J., (Minnie)—J. Boyd & Son, 802 Main— h. 19 Catlin. P>BOYLE, CHARLES A., (Lizzie), grocer, 843 Main, h. do.g^Ellen, rms. 11 East 2nd.ORowland E., r. 843 Main. 2 .Bradburn, Geraldine D., mill hand, r. 14 Institute. 3fe^ KTo^orafli \AYo-iot- Alwaysreliable. Best Knitted Waist for Boys and Girls.0Q•(J^ rNaZarCUl VVaiSL The bestis the Cheapest.C/) THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW COMPANY, 114-116-118 WEST THIRD STREET•sJ?** Bradley, Charlotte, widow Samuel, r. 114 Bowen.Q^ Earl, emp. brewery, r. 871 Washington.Fred, r. 871 Washington.^ J o h n , butcher, r. 871 Washington.William H., (Florence), bartender, h. 871 Washington.Bradner, Sidney D., (Belle), miller, h. 35 Orchard.J^ Bradshaw, Mabel, widow Edwin A., h. 210 East 5th.Elizabeth, widow William A., h. 35 Lakeview Ave.William A., (Mary), insurance, 303 Main, h. 27 Lakeview Ave.2Bradt, Clyde M., (Lydia), cashier Wells-Fargo Express, h. 124 Van Buren.Bradway, Millard, (Genevieve), mechanic, r. 226 Crescent.Brady, Carson B., (Pearl), coachman, h. Walnut Grove.3 ^Q Michael, laborer, bds. 10 Steele. hr*^» Robert, (Alelia A.), blacksmith, Spring St., h. 41 West 9th. P5BrafE, John, (Maggie), supervisor E. R. R., h. 127 Euclid Ave.Bragg, Oscar D., (Harriett), laborer, h. 18 Steele.Brainard, Arthur B., policeman, bds. 241 South Main.Charles L., bookkeeper, bds. 241 South Main.Donald, carpenter, bds. 241 South Main.Louise, Mrs., h. 2 Forest Park .Marjorie, stenographer, r. 241 South Main.CONina, student, r. 241 South Main.Vernon W., shipping clerk, h. 241 South Main.oocTiTeSTVlIvr PURDY BROTHERS, Distributors Zrwmm\-
ALTERATIONS, REPAIRING, Make the NELSON, 9 W. Third StreetCLEANING, PRESSING. like new. Home Phone 137-b. Over the Greeks 0c40 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY *^ CENTEMERI KID GLOVES are the best—soft, elastic,'§ durable. Sold at The P. M. JOHNSON CO.Q) Braley, David F., (Rachel L.), ad. collector Jamestown Morning Post, h. 12Q$Euclid Ave. P>Earl H., emp. art metal works, r. 123 Euclid Ave.Dm"Q Guy A., (Elizabeth), driver, 207 Cherry, h. 53 Rathbone. QJJJ Branch, Hira K., retired, r. 231 Crescent. ^Q L. E., (Mary A.), prop. Babcock House, 121 East 2nd, h. do. £jSidney, clerk, r. 121 E. 2nd.Ng0) Brand, M. Alice, seamstress, r. 17 Gifford Bldg. JJm Brandin, Bertha, student, r. 821 East 2nd. ft^ Brandin & Edson—Emma Brandin and Shirley B. Edson—grocers, 821 E. 2nd. &Qj Emma, widow Gustaf, h. 821 East 2nd. •*««j Lillie, student, r. 821 East 2nd.Q Brandt, Emma V., student, r. 787 East 2nd.
g, THE BEST COO^ THE LOWEST m ^ p gfl^pg ^ ^C JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 41 |JQ| C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. U^Jk trj • .^ BREED-JOHNSON FURNITURE CO., mfrs. desks and bookcases, 129 J. &^G. Ave.rm Louis C—iBreed & Armstrong, 32-33 New Fenton Bldg—r. 5 Fairmount.>> Winfred W., pressman, rms. 26 Fenton Place.QQ Brennan, Carrie T., Mrs., h. 547 Lakeview.Mildred, r. 547 Lakeview Ave.OBrente, Vincenzo, laborer, bds. over 4 Main.Brezee, Bessie, duffer, r. 103 Buffalo.Edward, (Ettie), woolsorter, h. 581 Buffalo.Bricker, E. Louise, r. 625 Prendergast Ave.Lawrence J., r. 625 Prendergast Ave.Mary, widow Josiah, r. 625 Prendergast Ave.Brickett, Wealthy A., widow Charles, r. 9 Crossman.Brickner, Charles, (Agnes), coachman, h. 622 Spring.Briggs, Alfred N., comber, r. 205 East 5th.Arthur K., (Elizabeth M.), foreman Hall & Co., h. 405 East 4th.Cornelia, r. 39 Fairmount Ave.E. Bertram, reporter, 14-16 West 2nd, r. 521 East 5th.^j Headquarters for all kinds of R KJ L\.iD For Ladies and Children »*««d£ The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. jQj Frances, widow Sherwood, h. 43 Fairmount Ave. ^^."fcrt Fred, (Sarah A.), master mechanic, Jamestown Worsted Mills, h. 521 .2 East 5th. """JHarry L., (Edith R.), cashier Union Trust Co., h. 115 Maple. ["HH. R., (Freda)—Appleby Lumber Co., Fenton Bldg.—h. 130 Euclid.to John E., (Margaret D.), tinner, bds. 36 Mechanic.COJohn W., (Catherine A.), asst. foreman weaving, h. 59 Falconer. *_XJ; Lillie T., stenographer, rms. 315 Spring. {VMartha May, teacher, r. 351 East 4th. (^Q) M. O., (Lydia), conductor, h. 107 Lincoln.rKi^j Q) Thomas Samuel, Riley, (Jane),(Matilda), Supt. Hall foreman & Co., warp 335 Harrison, dressers, h. h. 205 104 East Barrows. 5th. PJWilliam C, (Minnie E.), Sec. and Treas. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> towel mills, 206(0Steele, h. 404 East 5th.Bright, George S., (Belle G.), insurance, 300-301 New Fenton Bldg., h. 23 13th.t*Brightman, Fred, machinist, bds. 214% Chandler.51 Brighton, James, (Lilly), waste sorter, h. over 99 Falconer.Q Brindley, George B., (Martha), laborer, h. over 116 Willard.«^ Brink, Hjalmar, art metal worker, bds. 117 Catlin. ^^&0 S. Bristol, Leon J. B., L., wholesale (Bernice), fruits, emp. Voting 3-5-7 W. Machine 2nd, h. Co., Westfield, h. 20 W. N. 7th. Y. GLouis E., horse trainer, bds. 707 Main.Tf\Mary, widow Solomon L., h. 140 Foote Ave.•C3 Occident Flour. The Sest and *uaranteedplease. All grocers sell it.
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GLOVES, HOSIERY. ' "% ". l). JlKlYpZ 1^0.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 43Latest Music at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main St. s(QBrookmyer, Eva A., steel engraver, r. 15 Prospect. —' 3^John M., (Margaret J.), coachman, h. 15 Prospem. V*Brooks, Clara M., twister, bds. 554 Allen.—fltf) D. Sherman, r. 120 Lakeview Ave. Cqj BROOKS, EDWIN A., (Lottie S.), Prop. Brooks News Co., 8 E. 3rd, h. 120 Zj,C Lakeview Ave. £-•if) E. C, Mrs., bds. 611 Pine. Jj-Jjj Eliza M., r. 48 Prospect. 5"J^ H. J., coachman, rms. 309 Lakeview Ave. (/©,QQ James, florist, r. Fairmount beyond limits. ^^^ \S John M., physician and surgeon, office and h. 312 Prendergast Ave. C**+*< Joseph V., h. 217 West 2nd. 2O Kathryn M., r. 312 Prendergast Ave. q_^j BROOKS NEWS CO.—Edwin A. Brooks, Prop.—books, cigars, etc., 8 E. 3rd.
WE CAN FIT THE TALL-THE SLIM- NELSON, The Tailor, rSadie, canvasser, r. 254 Prospect.03 Samuel A., (Carrie), clerk P. O., h. 57 11th.0(/) & Son—Levi Brown and John P. Brown—second hand store, 12 Forest.QJWilliam, (Mary), horseman, h. 9 Cleveland."q Brownell, George G„ (Ella), conductor St. R. R., h. 903 Main.Hmm Bruce, Charles P., (Mary E.), polisher, h. 226 Hazzard. t.Clara, r. 848 Main.3.p£ Delbert E., emp. Johnson Table Co., bds. 202 J. & G. 'Ave. ff*•^ Emma, wool drawer, r. 508 Foote Ave. (fiErnest C, dentist, r. 848 Main.E Brugge, Eric, clerk, r. 10 Stowe. Q)George, draftsman, r. 10 Stowe. 303 Hannah, widow Fritz, h. 10 Stowe. Q.,QJIsabella, bookkeeper, r. 10 Stowe.*? Brundell, Walter, (Elizabeth A.), mill hand, h. 43 College. hrfvj Brunner, Tony, (Emma), art metal worker, h. 75 Hallock. jgBryan, Katherine, r. 353 East 4th. >mD Robert, retired, h. 353 East 4th. (fiSJ Bubb, William, (Harriett), fireman, h. 458 West 2nd.mm* Buchanan, E. L., (Alma E.)—Conroy-Buchanan Lumber Co., 58 New Fen- g*ton Bldg.—h. 66 Liberty. 3Harry J., clerk, Blackstone Mfg. Co., r. 217 Crescent. ' m,Leonard, electrician, rms. 413 Cherry.gWilliam, bds. 954 East 2nd.JCLARK HARDWARE CO. Builders' Hardware. 3
CARPETS, CURTAINS, XL A H Sham? Co NDRAPERiES, SHADES. • ,,'° rt« L/* JI' (Clara T.), motorman, h. 19 Victoria. . _.Roy S. A., comber, r. 113 Hedges. ;*0/»/»irlo«f Plrkiiv HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH,IF THE PRICE ^v/cciaeni r lour is higher than others. r
T Have NELSON make your clothes. Correct styles. Best of tailor-(/) ing. 9 West Third Street.C 46 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY"55 —J|S Burgett, Ada R., r. 117 Chandler.Mary E., boarding house, 117 Chandler.CS Burghardt, F. Howard, (Lydia F.), upholsterer, h. 279 South Main. aCM Burke, Fred, metalworker, bds. 830 Cherry. . D*Katie, clerk, r. 866 Spring. *TLizzie, clerk, r. .866 Spring.D§ Michael, (Elizabeth), oil producer, h. 866 Spring. $< Minnie, stenographer, r. 866 Spring. (flcc Nellie, clerk, r. 866 Spring. ' (jft[Jj William J., plumber, r. 866 Spring.^ Burkett, Florence, waitress, r. 312 Pine.jjj John W., (Mattie), emp. Pearl City Veneer Co., h. 312 Pine. f0O Burklund, John, & Co., dry goods and notions, fancy goods, 215-217 E. 2nd. $i| John, (Augusta P.)—John Burklund & Co., 215-217 E. 2nd—h. over "£J49 McKinley Ave. Qj— t Oscar E., (Matilda), cabinet maker, h. 218 Crescent. g* Burland, Ella M., student, r. 211 Price. m £ Burlin, Jessie, teacher, r. 302 Clinton.D in Louisa, rms. 426 East 5th. JJ5 W Burlingham, Margaret, r. 10 14th. QI Burnett, J. A., (Margaret), count clerk, h. 213 W. 3rd. **I- Burnham, Royal C, (Irene M.), real estate, h. 124 Cook Ave.w2 Iii P^cicta fnrcotc Boned with Spiral Spring Steel. More durableftS_< Ld J\CM3Ul UU15CIS- and better than whalebone. gS,. The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. weiin't^'sieet. t-« ELw Burns, Alvah, (Clara), St. Ry. conductor, h. over 32 Fairmount Ave. ^T< Edward C, (Mary G.), civil engineer, h. 417 Spring. V^ Frank, (Etta), machinist, bds. 812 East 2nd. W"OFrank J., (Rosetta), woodworker, h. 812 East 2nd.Isabella S., r. 417 Spring.John, h. 5 Williams.D'V> John J., (Electa M.), finisher,h. 33 Harrison. —35 Melbourne C, (Lotta)—Ames, Burns & Co.—h. 306 Clinton. ' "O Minnie B„ r. 33 Harrison.OWilliam, r. 104 Catlin.J£ Burr, Bertha~J., bookkeeper," '"r. 207 East 2nd.Qmmq Carrie A., Mrs. h. 207 East 2nd. r\© Elmer T., r. 833 Washington.{JJ Horace G., (Hattie)—Burr & Holdridge, 613 Main—r. 614 Pine.^^ Burr & Holdridge, second hand store, 613 Main.0l_ G. Melvin, (Frankie), emp. table factory, h. 833 Washington. QCWWW Kenneth H., emp. Koehl's box factory, r. 20 W. 4th. m^ Minnie H., widow Edward H., lodging house, 20 West 4th. W*^ Burroughs, Fred, bds. 953 East 2nd. Vt© Burt, Glenn M., (Maude), steel pressman, h. 9 Grandin.j£ Simon P., (Marion H.), packer, h. over 8 Bowen.02 Burtch, Sophia X, widow Chauncey C, h. 409 Prendergast Ave.1 CLARK HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Mill Supplies.Z
Always Buy Your Dry Goods of THE A. P. SHARPE uO. £*JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 47Phonographs at DAMELSOH'S 1 Main Street.,t\ Burtch, Harold H., student Cornell university, r. 337 East 5th.Z^ Mildred W., student, r. 337 East 5th.^Yale W., (Alice), h. 337 East 5thrJQ Burtis, Emma E., bds. 602 Lafayette.3Bush, Albert, (Catherine), butcher, h. 332 Steele.. Alfred, engineer, r. 11 Fairview Ave.QAlice G., teacher at Buffalo, r. 859 Main.Austin D., (Alta), retired minister, h. 859 Main.*. Calvin C, (Rhoda M.), real estate, h. 372 Foote Ave. fj[T Charles L., Asst. Sec, Y. M. C. A., r. 514 Palmer. JJDelia, r. East 9th. £)i_y Eliza, widow Aaron, r. Ill Fairview. m\m\ Ellis C, (Julia), metalworker, h. over 3 Mt. Vernon.Emma L., teacher, r. 859 Main.H'^Ts Frank B., (Amy A.), retired, h. 412 Winsor. qj— BUSH, FRED G., (Kathryn)—F. G. Bush & Co.—h. over 110 East 2nd. n-C BUSH, F. G. & CO.—F. G. Bush, J. Weiss and Charles Laudenslager—paints, Q« oils, glass, sash, doors and blinds, 36 Main. (See lines.) ••rt May, paper boxmaker, bds. 10 Price. ^im Nellie C, paper boxmaker, r. 2 Stearns. ^J• *k Busted, Carl, lumber handler, bds. 430 Allen. F-"^ Butler, Bertha, china painting, 43-45 Wellman bldg., h. R. F. D. 77, Homecroft. t*JJJJJ Frank A., (Christie), tinner, h. 16 Barrett. imFf\ Frank H., (Inez), farmer, h. Fairmount, beyond limits.Hiram E., (Mary J.), dist. mgr. National Protective Legion, h. 64 Pair-;M mount Ave.^ BUTLER, JAY A., real estate, Wellman Bldg., h. 100 Cook. (See Adv.)en.ft Louise E., stenographer, r. 64 Fairmount Ave.OOccident flour. PURDY BROS., Distributors. ZQma>
Hard, honest, hand-sewing in every suit that NELSON makes. That's why theycan't loose their shape.9 West Third Street.48 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY PTHE P. M. JOHNSON CO. 0Reliable Dry Goods, Suits and Carpets,Butler, Mary A., Mrs., h. 402 Lakeview Ave.M. Eva, cashier, r. 76 Barrett.t• Sophia D., r. 402 Lakeview Aye.^f\ Walter O., (Rebecca), h. 12 Hopkins.ozBUTMAN, LUTHER M., (Hattie M.) Sec. and Treas. Empire Worsted Mills, o31-43 Water, h. 529 East 5th. M'BUTTERFIELD, JAMES W. (Isabella), insurance 7 Hall block, 221 Main,m j h. 90 Fairmount Ave. mmm Maud, r. 90 Fairmount Ave. JJ"•^ BUTTERFIELD & SESSIONS—Wrothwell Butterfield and Frank E. Ses- Q.r sions—insurance, over-102 Main. £yjiii BUTTERFIELD, WROTHWELL, (Jennie)—Butterfield & Sessions, over 102 m\Main, h. 25 Van Buren.^i Button, Jane, widow Dr. J. W., h. Fairmount Ave. beyond limitsto^m Butts, Andrew J., (Delia), real estate, 105 W. 3rd, h. 85 Fairmount Ave. ^^M Earl, motorman, rms. 27 Fairmount Ave. %»/George R., (Helen), bank teller, h. 214 Crossman.O^^ Laura, student, r. 214 Crossman. >».£T Perl A., (Anna S.), clerk, h. 611 East 8th. rtaaJ Rose, Mrs., h. 901 Prendergast Ave. "z CARPETS RUGS OIL CLOTHS MATTINGS CURTAINS•^ UPHOLSTERY GOODSH.,rj The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., West Third Street ^Byers, Alma, weaver, rms. 383 Foote Ave.EEarl, hotel porter, r. 115 East 2nd.Herman J., (Agnes), sawyer, h. 115 East 2nd.tf) ^ HUrnPgj EDDY'S INSURANCE OFFICE §16 EAST THIRD STREET. £^1 Cadwell, Eugene B., (Jeanette H.)—Cadwell Cabinet Co., 117-123 Foote Ave. Tf]1 —h. 113 East 8th. ^^ Frank W., (Jennie)—Cadwell Cabinet Co., 117-123 Foote Ave.—h. 401•^East 4th.John, (Carrie S.)—Cadwell Cabinet Co., 117-123 Foote Ave.—h. 212Lakeview Ave. 0*Cabinet Co.—John and Eugene B. Cadwell—Mfrs. telephone booths,etc., 117-123 Foote Ave.Marion S., r. 212 Lakeview Ave.CD>A Complete Line of Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods £)at THE LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL. 110 E. 2d St. ftmCLARK HARDWARE CO.Builder's Hardware '
3 THB BBST aooDSP£BT LOWBST THE A. P. SHARPE CO.,J JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 49j Everything Musical at DANIEISON'S. §.t. CAMERON, WINFIELD S., (Imogene P.), lawyer, 37 New Fenton Bldg., h. ^* Margaret A., r. 808 Main. mS~ William A., student, r. 24 Taylor.William, (Josephine), bricklayer, h. 39 Cross. ^«o Willis C, (Helen), farmer, h. 1370 East 2nd.^< Caesar, Carl, (Anna), shoemaker, h. over 228 Barrett.^dm CAIRO OIL CO.—George H. Ahrens & Henry Odell—oil producers, over 101JJ5 East 2nd- ^jCalahane, Elizabeth D., dressmaker, r. 46 Center._J James P., (Elizabeth), contractor, h. 10% Crane.,mm Margaret, clerk, post office, r. 46 Center.Nellie, hair dresser, h. 46 Center.^j^f Norah, housekeeper, r. 46 Center.Susanna M., teacher, r. 46 Center.Caldwell, Charles D., motorman, h. 109 West 5th.Cale, Wilton N., (Ella), Gen. Mgr. Jamestown Cement and Stone Co., h. 525East 5th. *Q:= NjCL JCleinert's Juno These shields contain no rubber. Perfectly odorless. Q3 r\ CL." U The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. Q
„J ALTERATIONS, REPAIRING, M^the NELSON, 9 W. 3rd St.C/) CLEANING, PRESSING. like new. Home 'Phone 137-b. Over the Greeki.C 50 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY•—-»^ Campbell, Frank, mill hand, r. 780 East 2nd.Frank R., (Zoe M.), Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Lyndon Lumber & Supply Co.,Ol15-17 Ellicott Bldg., h. 1024 N. Main.CDjsj Fred M., (Cora), Free Methodist minister, h. 511 East 7th.Grace, widow George, r. 715 East 2nd.MKate, Mrs., rooming house, h. 210 East 2nd.KCOMinerva F., r. 109 East 2nd.JQluWilliam L., (Anna A.), chief engineer J. C. & L. E. Ry, rms. 624 W. 7th. 05EWilliam W., (Jennie)—Campbell & Co., 6 Steele—h. 43 10th.Canty, Daniel E., upholsterer, rms. 506 West oth.a. Cannar, Joseph, (Mary A.), wood rubber, r. 610 W. 6th.«Q . Ellen, Mrs., h. 710 Jefferson. flK 2 John, upholsterer, r. 710 Jefferson.§ - Michael, r. 710 Jefferson. MQ £ Patrick, h. 710 Jefferson. ^° ^ Timothy, upholsterer, r. 710 Jefferson. #|\5 < p Card, Charles, (Renzy), teamster, h. 21 Steele. ^ZUloEarl J., draughtsman, r. 261 Hallock.^9 to George Verne, (Pearl), S., (Lillian), traveling contractor, salesman, h. 261 h. 23 Hallock. Derby. Qj miT C ^ Carey, Charles H., (Elsie A.), deliveryman, h. 3 Winsor. ** 5 Carl, Frank, R. R. engineer, bds. 208 Jefferson.zj!CO„_ «= Before Buying an UMBRELLA see that Never ^ rf orieiu_miqQHit bas the[SOLD BYZ
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. D. SHARPE CO. 20)JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 51 {3— ^ ^Edison Records and Supplies at DANIELSONS. COcCarlson, Alfred, woodworker, bds. 242 McKinley Ave.Alfred B., (Esther), teamster, h. over 231 Prospect.3O Alfred C, (CarrieC.), cloth shearer, h. 59 McKinley Ave. mmAlfred P., (Ida A.), bricklayer, h. under 311 Allen. ' 5,\m* Alma, domestic, h. 408 East 8th. j3S Amanda, weaver, r. over 222 Barrows. , 0QAmanda A., dressmaker, r. 42 Sampson.CO Amelia, spinner, r. 18*5 Buffalo.o^^ Andrew, (Carolina), carpenter, rms. 82-83-84 Allen Square Bldg., h. QmQ over 101 Main. ^1Andrew, (Matilda), dyer, h. 7 Camp.COO Andrew, woodworker, bds. 12 Kinney. QluAndrew, metal worker, bds. 37 Sampson. *+»Andrew, (Louisa), mill hand, h. 786 East 2nd. 4*4Andrew (Josephine), fireman,h. 49 Anderson. 4*Andrew G., (Annie), stone mason, h. 29 Charles.(ftd Anna, widow Carl, r. 137 Euclid. Jj.a Anna, Mrs., r. 49 Anderson. ^Q) Anna C, domestic, r. 334 East 5th. Q .N g-g TL \\J\sttrin .Pi 1 rim- waves and curIs the hair in 10 to ,5 min"O * 11C lYl&JJH* V/Ul Id utes> without heat, while you are dressing QJS or traveling. THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. Third Street. 3 .cq *aS A n n a M., milliner, r. 440 Winsor. Zf.Anton A., (Lena E.), metal door maker, h. over 134 Foote Ave.Q3 Anton E., billing clerk, bds. 265 Prospect. J3£ Amel, (Matilda), finisher,h. 409 Palmer. **S Arvid, laborer, bds. over 238 Hall Ave.T3 m\ August, carpenter, bds. 2 Charles.C m\ August, metal worker, bds. 104 Williams.< August, steel case maker, r. over 13 Pardee .August, (Matilda), cloth inspector, h. 219 Hazzard.^NAugust A., (Anna O.), finisher,h. 131 Allen.OAugust E., packer, r. 41 Peterson.*W\ZAugust W., (Augusta), foreman cabinetmaker, h. 123 Prospect.^sAugusta, h. 93 Hazzard. [*{*.^j Augusta S., twister, r. 41 Peterson.qAxel, (Anna), mason, h. 203 King.Axel, metalworker, bds. 131 Hall.Axel, veneer worker, bds. 105 Wescott.Axel, cabinetmaker, bds. 764 East 2nd.Axel, (Hilda), woodcarver, r. 251 Crescent.Axel, r. 812 Jefferson.Occident Axel, Flour E., O., carpenter, (Ethel woodworker, *»***^££'*»*'**"E.), bds. teamster, 10 bds. Franklin. over h. 225 7 Partridge.Prospect.
05T30d)CDT M lW^|orx*i Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens..11. lielSOIl. 9 West Third St. over the Greeks.52 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYC. \B., Kabo, American Lady and Thomson Qlove= ._fitting Corsets at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. otoCarlson, A. William, (Anna B.), grocery, 310 Sprague, h. 121 Williams.Bernard, band sawyer, r. 12 Hedges.nBernice F., student, r. 204 Prospect.oBessie, weaver, r. 198 Barrett.fiTBetty, weaver, bds. 37 Sampson.JJCarlson & Brandt—John W. and Gustaf Carlson and John A. Brandt—meat *market, 702 East 2nd.^Bros.—Oscar Carlson, Henry Carlson—meat market, 324 Newland Ave. 3"Carl, machine hand, bds. 155 Barrett."TgCarl, woodworker, rms. 404 Lafayette.yCarl, painter, bds. 547 East 2nd._Carl, (Matilda), farmer, h. 606 East 6th.JgCarl, Oscar, polisher, bds. over 225 Prospect. D?Carl, (Matilda), machinist, h. over 49 Ellicott.a.Carl A., h. 24 Peach.V)Carl A., (Hulda), h. 788 East 2nd.|-f]Carl E., student, r. over 151 Prospect.Carl G., (Augusta), carpenter, h. 69 Wescott.nCarl J., (Augusta), tailor, h. 113 Chandler.OQLatest things in LACE, NET and RUFFLED CURTAINS O^ DRAPERIES and CURTAIN MATERIALS by the ywd O0 The ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., West Third Street 7XP* Carl J., packer, r. 41 Peterson.*JJ Carl J., (Charlotte), machinist, h. 109 Jones.GQ Carl P., (Mary), carpenter, h. 132 Sampson.f] Carl R., (Annette), lumber handler, h. 110 Vega.m— Carl W., (Henrietta C), contractor and builder, bds. 411 W. 3rd,Carl W., (Cecelia S.), night watchman, h. 47 Charles.__•« Carl W., (Hannah), tailor, h. 112 Williams. OC\ *** . Celia, domestic, rms. 542 Lakeview Ave. ©VC Charles, (Sophia), metal worker, h. 136 Weeks. rmCharles, (Ida), woodworker, r. 319 Stowe.&•*• Charles, (Ellen), veneer worker, h. under 115 Camp. Q.» Charles, (Sophia), veneer boss, h. 220 Bowen. . _mi Charles, meat cutter, bds. 118 Park. JLm Charles, machine hand, h. over 260 Prospect. Ofj Charles, laborer, bds. 14 Fluvanna. 32UL Charles, (Clara), r. 16 West End.aCharles, metal worker, bds. 217 Willard.Charles, (Christine), carpenter, h. 6 Charles.C/iCharles,( Ethel), spinner, h. 41 Peterson.Charles, painter, h. 488% Willard.Charles, stonemason, bds. 9 Barrows.Charles, r. Tiffany Ave.Charles, (Mary), cement walk builder, h. 90 Sprague.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Roofing and Building Papers^ooo
The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. THE A. D. SHARPE CO.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 53 C|^5Everything Musical at DANIEISON'S.• ^Q Carlson, C. A., (Matilda), tailor, h. 12 Jones. riCharles r\ A., Charles bartender, A., (Tilda), h. 13 grocer, Scott. 792 S f- East 2nd, h. 219 Willard. *C. A., cabinetmaker, bds. 16 Johnson. 3 TC. A. (Pearl), electrician, h. over 8 S. Main. r§C. A., (Anna), carpenter, h. 103 Camp. *Charles A., office clerk, r. 42 Sampson.,s§Charles F., (Christine)—Carlson & Helgren, wallpaper and paints, 53 21^Winsor—h. 448% Willard.fnCharles F., (Charlotte), h. 110 Mechanic. -jC. Hjalmar, sheet metalworker, bds. 27 Broadhead Ave. "*Charles J., (Anna A.), sawyer, h. 117 Camp.Charles J., clerk, r. 41 Peterson.Charles J., (Christinia), retired, h. 35 Cross.ICharles J., (Christine S.), finisher,h. 215 Hazzard.Charles J., (Bettie), meat cutter, h. 170 Baker.Charles J., (Christine), carpenter, h. 6 Charles. J>^** Charles J., (Christina), machinist, r. 28 Kinney.,V> Charles L., (Anna M.), engineer city elec. light plant, h. 121 Chapman.j^£•*-q. THE These Corsets cannot break at the waist. Stout people will find that •*K> —_ _, they give good satisfaction, wear longer than other makes of corsets."** Q l_reSCO \_OrSet The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. Third St. {j\Charles L., (Alvira), metal worker, h. 22 Cowden place. /^JCharles L., (Anna), saloon, 15 Steele, h. 141 McKinley.p"*f*i Charles O., electrician, r. 29 Franklin. i^J" Charles P., (Emma), city St. Com., h. 16 Foote Ave. S»*Q Charlie E.,( Hattie S.), motorneer, h. over 512 Newland Ave. ^fQj Charlotte, Mrs., h. over 224 Broadhead Ave. ^V^JChristinia, maid, r. 122 Crescent.•kj * Christine, widow John, h. 15 Barrows. {^j Christina, widow John, r. over 82 Hedges. g>j Clara, widow Gustaf, r. 106 Hedges. __5 C. G., (Emma),-cabinetmaker, h. 400 Hotchkiss. S2„q Z| Clara, Conrad, widow (Alma), Gust, finisher,h. r. 745 Buffalo. 53 Hallock. ffl HjtS Clara, Conrad cloth L., cigarmaker, drawer, bds. r. 311 117 Newton. Camp. f»©0 Q Daniel Claus, woodworker, A., (Christina), bds. h. 12 575 Kinney. Allen. *" tj^ David, (Selma O.), moulder, h. over 34 Derby. 2 la^ David, (Julia), spring setter, h. over 227 Barrows. ».David A., cabinetmaker, r. 41 Peterson. " S;Earl C, (Bernice), painter, h. under 137 Barrows. 5§Edith, milliner, r. 110 Weeks. *Edna, laundress, r. over 22 Charles.occidentflour. PURDY BROS., Distributors. I>•
„j Thru and thru year'round worsteds, vpi cnvt Q Wpci 2ril C|CO in black, blue and fancy suitings. llldiOUllj 7 TTC31 01U 01.54 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY ._*«SCarlson, Edward, mattressmaker, bds. over 230 Broadhead Ave. CEdward, (Ellen), laborer, h. 545 Buffalo. "t^1 Edward, (Mary), woodcarver, h. 241 Crescent.^j Edward A., (Elizabeth), metal worker, h. 267 Broadhead Ave. Q\Edward C, (Helga), packer, h. over 29 Palmer.Edward C, (Matilda), metal worker, h. 107 Colfax.CDEdwin, bds. 554 Allen.tc Edwin L., stenographer, r. 35 Cross. ftj[Jj Ella, laundress, r. over 22 Charles. mu. Ella, cloth picker, r. 7 Partridge. p^.° Ella A. E., clerk, r. 175 McKinley. ft- Ella L., r. 265 Prospect. ft|jj Ellen G., clerk, r. 20 Maple. mXqEllen V., clerk, r. 112 Williaeis.Z Elmer, metalworker, bds. 131 Hall Ave. ^X JJj Elmer, (Anna), yard foreman E. R. R., h. 137 Euclid Ave. -jy ui Elmer W., (Jeanie), watchmaker and engraver, h. 113 Chandler. Zus x Elof, (Charlotte), metalworker, h. over 151 Prospect. en ms JJJ Elva M., clerk, r. 347 Foote Ave."^ < Elvie, clerk, r. 16 Foote Ave.uiMEmil, woodworker, r. Stowe St.C_ r. INFANTS' DRESSES _ .. , _. . . 2— © Emil, (Otella), painter, h. 475 Crescent.M m i t> _ 0 The Abrahamson=Bigelow Co. ^1 Cloaks, Bonnets, &c ,m.„..„_-n,. ,„.L.». g.LU 1I Emil G., bartender, rms. 26 Fenton place. ft•" Emma, cloth picker, r. 325 Allen. * , ^^J , Erick, (Hannah), metalworker, h. 84 Jones.ZErnest,Erick L.,metalworker,(Ellen), laborer,r. 6 Charlesh. 15 Victoria. mnErnest,Ernest,metalworker,upholsterer, bds.r. fiCharles207 Myrtle.'•l., Eskel, (Amanda), metalworker, h. 121 Baker. (p33 ^ Esther, r. 175 McKinley Ave.OEsther L., cloth drawer, r. 11 Newland Ave.gEthel L., student, r. 59 McKinley Ave.""" Etta, clerk, r. 150 Barrows.r_i_2 q • Florence, Frank, (Minnie), boxmaker, woodworker, r. 11 Delaware h. 19 Ave Orchard. >»O Frank, (Nellie), painter, h. 48 Pearl. ()t_^3 Frank, metalworker, bds. 12 Williams. yf.^ Frank, metalworker, bds. 131 Hall Ave.i_ Frank, chairmaker, bds. 50 Franklin.CWWW) Frank A., (Anna), finisher,h. 43% Foote Ave.0cFrank A., polisher, r. 29 Franklin.Frank A., laborer, bds. 1009 Newland Ave.Oq Frank I., plumber, r. 43% Foote Ave.wQ«2 Frank O., (Hannah), machine hand, h. 489 Winsor,&Frank O., machine hand, h. 133 King.•o CLARK HARDWARE CO. Roofing and Building Papers.C
THE LARGESTrANgD BEST STOCK Jfo ^ Q ^ ^ Q,JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 55Pianos _Ji {__££,, Danielson's, 1 Main St.Carlson, Fred, tailor, bds. 23 Barker.Fred, laborer, bds. 800 East 2nd.e*Fred, (Hannah), woodworker, h. over 11 Grandin. 5J"Fred, (Hulda), loomfixer, h. 110 Charles.."JFred A., (Sophia E.), cabinetmaker, h. 542 Allen.^^Fred A., (Lena), cabinetmaker, h. 65 Tower. Fred J.,'(Ida J.), tinner, h. 313 Newland Ave.Genevieve A., weaver, r 5 Winsor.r*-George, finisher,bds. 224 Bowen. ©George, (Ella), toolmaker, bds. 11 Mt. Vernon place.»•• George, machinist, r. 257 Barrows.^ George A., (Elizabeth), metalworker, h. 219 McKinley Ave. 2->George V., (Florence), engineer, h. 23 Delaware Ave.. Gerald, cabinetmaker, bds. 123 Prospect.n(i^ Gertie, housekeeper, r. 26 Bush. S-.Gertrude V., weaver, r. 5 Winsor.CL•)sj Godfrey, packer, bds. 117 Allen. Z)Q Gust, (Hulda), steel case maker, h. 125 Park. 3Gust, aristo worker, r. 122 Crescent.V>*Every 3 Garment •• a _*JST_-.'^_BSKb_« ^-k~4-H_> J _Kxl_v Sold only by £___oGuaranteed Two Season's to Give WW %_L#MHa« ^y ^Jfm I
The trimmings and workmanship weNELSON, The Tailor,put into your suit are the very best.9 West Third St.56 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYLong Silk Gloves, the cheapest atto _ _ THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.John, (Christine), Bernhard Hardware Co., 204 E. 2nd, h. 114 Williams. PSCarlson, Henry, machine hand, bds. 37 Sampson.Henry—Carlson Bros., 324 Newland—bds. 118 Park.Henry C, (Grace M.), meat cutter, h. 105 Hazzard.QHenry N., (Ida P.), bricklayer, h. 11 East Newland.Q0£Herbert, steel casemaker, bds. 238 Bowen. S.Herman, metalworker, bds. 214 Falconer. 13Hilda, domestic, r. over 170 Barrett. *§Hilma, domestic, r. 62 Allen.Hilma, clerk, r. 42 Sampson.^Hilmer, (Mary), carpenter, h. over 44 Jones.^QHjalmer, (Emma), metal worker, h. over 6 Hedges. k.Hulda, domestic, rms. 500 East 6th. **Huldah J., domestic, bds. 312 Prendergast Ave.^Ida, domestic, r. 210 East 5th.[2 -•Q Ida, widow Gust, cloth picker, h. over 69 Benson.J. Albert, (Clara), metal worker, h. 12 Norton.Johanna, widow Charles A., r. over 39 Charles.P John, farmer, h. 300 King.m John, (Tilda), metalworker, h. 222 Falconer. CS•"•" RAMNPP FA^HIftN^ All Patterns 10 and 15c. All the latest styles. V_p DAlinC-V rAaillUflJ. New Fasllion Sheets issued Monthly.vj/ d) John, bartender, rms. 92 Allen Sq. Bldg., over 103 Main. » _Q The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. westawirdst*f* John, stonemason, bds. 106 Weeks.)fi _C J^ John, woodworker, bds. 37 Sampson. Jjj0 John, (Lottie), trimmer, h. 10% Jones.Q J o h n , polisher, bds. 241 Broadhead Ave.John, carpenter, bds. over 105 Hazzard._John, (Anna), bronzer, h. 11 Grandin.QA\ John, cabinetmaker, bds. 128% Forest. K»"0 M John, (Sophie), cabinetmaker, h. 154 Barrows. ^Nm John, (Anna (Clara), O.), woodworker, saloon 29 S. h. Main, 11 Delaware. h. 618 Newland Ave3E J o h n , (Elvira), metalworker, r. 61% Harrison. QJohn A., (Alida), sash and door maker, h. 403 English.^John A., (Matilda), carpenter, h. 44 Kinney.Jjr(jj John A., (Tilda A.), fireman,h. 3 Waterman. WE J o h n A., (Caroline), fireman,h. 8 Hanley. (/)John A., butcher, 702 East 2nd, h. 787 East 2nd. *O J o h n C, (Anna), metalworker, h. 20 Morton.John E., (Ada), bandsawyer, h. 42 Chapin.E J o h n E., (Hilma M.), cabinetmaker, h. over 264 Broadhead Ave.John Emil, (Hulda), finisher,h. 314 Price.John F., (Anna), laborer, 'h. 257 Barrows.John F., (Louise M.), machine hand, h. 525 Allen.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and Honsefnrnishings
CARPETS, CURTAINS. TL A PV CUam« fnDRAPERIES, SHADES. * ,,c M' L/' JI,f\ The oldest, most reliable and best known Corset in the World. ^»» The Jibrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116*118 IV. Third St. Jj£^5 Leon, (Annie), Leonard, cabinetmaker, woodworker, r. h. 400440 Hotchkiss. Winsor. (yT3CjLeonard A., sandert r. 112 Williams.Lillian, weaver, r. 219 Chandler.Lillian, r. 788 East 2nd.VJSQ Lillian H., spinner, r. under 205 Barrett. f*\Louise, rms. 409 Prendergast Ave. /*)(/} Louise, widow John W., h. 29 Franklin.(^ Louise C, Mrs., h. under 205 Barrett. i^^. Luther E., r. 107 Colfax. *JJ^ Mabel A., clerk, r. 107 Colfax. mmTJ| Mamie, weaver, r. 219 Chandler. J**^ Manley, meat cutter, bds. 118 Park. ^PQ, Martin, polisher, bds. 241 Broadhead.Mary, weaver, r. 554 Allen.!•*u, V< Mary, r. 175 McKinley Ave. •,© Mary, domestic, r. 63 S. Main.Mary, domestic, rms. 245 Fulton. ^)Mary, domestic, r. 308 Lincoln. ^\Matilda, widow Carl, boarding house, 128 Water, h. do.\^LMatilda, widow Gust, h. under 145 Barrows.C_3Matilda, widow John, h. 5 Winsor.mmMatilda, widow A. G., h. 12 Hedges.pjif\ • Uccident _] • CT _.___. rlour. The Best and Guaranteed AU to GrocerS Please. sen ^» it.o
_,J Thru and thru, year 'round worsteds TVJ^l-,--- Q W ^ c * Q J *p*^ in Black .Blue and Fancy Suitings llCloUIl, Zf VV C.l JU. J^58 _ JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYCarlson, Matilda, Mrs., h. over 336 Price.Matilda, spinner, r. 185 Buffalo.Matilda, Mrs., h. 185 Buffalo.Minnie, mill hand, r. 305 Winsor.Nellie C, bookkeeper, r. 28 Kinney.ZTNels, metalworker, bds. 15 Victoria. V*Olga, weaver, bds. over 24 Crown.fljOscar, (Tilda), finisher,h. 105 Hedges.-J Oscar, coachman, bds. 25 Columbia Ave.foI- Oscar, packer, bds. 55 Water.COocOscar, machine hand, bds. 554 Allen.Oscar, (Augusta), Alliance Fur. Co., 611-615 Allen, h. 347 Foote Ave.Oscar C, (Laura), bench boss art metal, h. 263 Fairmount Ave.>• . Oscar F., (Jennie A.), sander, h. 432 Maple. Nui co Oscar H., framemaker, bds. 253 Prospect. iQJj ^ Oscar N., (Nannie), cabinetmaker, h. 37 Holman. Atw {_ Oscar T., (Grace O.)—Carlson Bros., 324 Newland—h. 118 Park. I"*(_ O Oscar W., clerk, r. over 39 Charles. , \fQ£ g Otilla, twister, r. 12 Hedges. fl\w Otto A., (Selma), machinist, h. 21 Sturges. »_i Otto L., meat cutter, h. 131 Allen.£2 q Peter A., (Augusta M.), night watchman ,h. 101 Benedict. MK /*—"**• CLOAKS, SUITS AND SKIRTS 2.!f! \r»/OOl flpy Every garment bearing this label is guaranteed to give two O1 1T r^fUJz^y^ season's satisfactory wear. Sold only by fto -_b___^ The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114=116-118 W. Third Street V>zPeter A., (Hannah), machine hand, h. 219 Chandler. 2_i •|j Peter A., (Anna C), machine hand, h. 207 Myrtle. Meo Peter E., (Christine), (laborer, h. 150 Barrows. 0)P. O., carver, rms. 75 Allen Sqr. Bldg., over 109 Main. PRenino, (Hilma), carpenter, h. 126 Sampson.mRichard, carpenter, bds. 126 Sampson. §»_. Robert, (Hilda), metalworker, h. 7 Partridge.trv> Rosa, r. 11 Delaware Ave. Q~ Rose M., spinner, r. under 205 Barrett. «,•y Roy, baker, bds. 25 Richmond place. ^Rudolph C, student, r. 110 Mechanic.J£ Rudolph O., driver, r. 112 Williams.q Ruth, textile, operative, r. 6' Charles. r **© Samuel, (Sarah), upholsterer, h. over 105 Hedges. VCJJ Samuel A., (Freda S.), Mgr. Vart Land Pub. Co., Arcade Bldg., h. Q_^ 37 Maple. mm£_* Sarah, Mrs., h. 265 Prospect. f\CZ\ Signa, maid, r. 313 West 5th.^Signe, weaver, r. 11 Delaware Ave.i*•— Simon S., printer, r. 41 Peterson. fS© Sophia, widow Carl, r. over 19 Victoria. J»j£ Swan M., (Hilda), contractor and builder, h. 110 Weeks. 0
Always Buy Yonr Dry Goods of THE A, P. SHARPE CO, rQ JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 59 3|° Phonographs at DANIELSON'S 1 Main Street. a 3Carlson, Swante, (Sophia), aristo worker, h. Ill Park.Walter L., (Ruth E.), prescription clerk, h, over 19 Winsor.m^.Z\ Warner B., (Emma), deliveryman, h. 63 Hedges. QT* Wilbur, clerk, r. 121 Williams. •s-»/ Carmen, George, twister, bds. 30 Institute.l-j-if*\ Lucy, winder, r. 30 Institute. J^o©Mary, spinner, r. 30 Institute.Mary, widow George, h. 30 Institute.William, cloth folder, bds. 30 Institute.Carmichael, Harry, (Maria), elevator hand, h. over 114 Water.Carmine, Parasiliti, laborer, r. 810 West 8th.Carnahan, Jessie, domestic, r. 32 Highland.Leonora W., teacher, bds. 417 Lafayette.Leonora P., r. 838 Main.Luman E., (Myrtie A.), motorman, h. 6 West 9th.Carne, R. Francis, washing machine maker, bds. 600 Allen.Occident flour.PURDY BROS., Distributors.
^S WE CAN FIT THE TALL-THE SLIM- NELSON, The TailorC/} THE STOUT-THE THIN 9 We.t 3rd St. '*w 60 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY.^ FINE SILKS AND DRESS GOODS•CJThe lowestpricesat THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.•imi Carpenter, Charles D., (Daisy E.), contractor and painter, h. 803 Lafayette. ft)Julia L., Mrs., dressmaker, h. 96-97-98 Allen Sqr. Bldg., over 111 Main. Q»^* Caroni, Gaetano, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. yjCfJ CharlesJ., (Jennie), h. 278 Falconer. J~^U Clara F., teacher, r. 514 East 5th. t/Ql^- Delnora, stenographer, bds. 1 Cook Ave. flKj•^ Earl, bellman, r. 405 Palmer. »?^ Earl E., (Ara)—The Wm. Koehl Co., 17-19 Steele—h. 327 Foote Ave. »•J^ Earl L., (Margaret M.), electrician, h. 10 Hall. yjQEdwin K., (Electa), solicitor, h. under 327 Foote Ave.ft\Ethel H., music teacher, r. 514 East 5th. "Florence R., widow Lyle F., h. 514 East 5th.Glenn A., electro polisher and plater, h. 12 Chicago.JHHarry G., timber hunter, r. 26 12th.mIsrael D., (Mary), gardener, h. 143 Fairview Ave.''Joseph G., (Edith E.), timber hunter, h. 26 12th.^Lora, student, r. 143 Fairview Ave.jjjMaria, widow Kingsley, h. 11 East 8th. -aCjL»C/./r._\J j^SrVVSi^^'VSftA^WyVVVV'VVSi Every garment ifSI/ITS _» "^ S* '"V'SlN1^ l? bearing this label UJtND ? V TrAjWON r»ULTlC»_^ jC A.iJ-\/xv M. »J JJ^ysftcVSrVySft^VS^SftoiSf^O? two season's wear m±the ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114.u6.118 w. Third street^< Milton B., (Minnie), aristo worker, h. 405 Palmer. 1^ Nettie, stenographer, bds. 308 West 2nd. ^_, Orson C, (Anna C.)—Pearl City Cigar Co., 12 Willard—h. 108 Tower, wX, Roy O., (Lena), finisher,h. 11 Bassett. f\Q^ Sybbel M., widow William, r. 913 East 2nd. ' *^s Wilda, r. 69 11th. T^~ Carpon, Jake, (Bessie), junk dealer, h. over 156 Baker. '"^ Carr, James H., (Carrie), pressman, h. over 21 Water.^ Merle, finisher,bds. 37 Chambers.^j\ Rose A., widow Henry, weaver, h. 34 Victoria Ave.,y{ Sarah E., cloth picker, r. 34 Victoria.•^J Sue B., bds. 519 Washington.0-Q^ Carrette, Julius, (Victoria), textile worker, h. 24 Dexter. QCarrier, Anna Belle, emp. Bell Telephone Co., r. 217 Fulton.mit*\ Clara, nurse, r. 217 Fulton. Tj^ * Lefa, widow Timothy, h. 217 Fulton. JJ[^ Carroll, Mary, domestic, r. 148 Forest Ave. [Ji^ Carson, James, (Kate), teamster, h. over 60 Harrison. •^J Phoebe, • student, r. 43 Tower.j-y Carter, Andrew B., (Mary B.), butter buyer, h. 311 Foote Ave.^1 Dora, widow Archie H., h. over 26 Fenton place.^ CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and House Furnishings.
Always buy your Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPE CO. NJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 61C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. -1 MahTsECarter, Ellen, Mrs., laundress, h. 8 West 7th.rIvan, (Maude), r. 614 Cherry.Joseph, (Georgia), woodworker, h. 703 West 8th._^ Lettie, widow Archibald, h. 8-Seymour.*** Mattie, widow William, hairdressing parlors, 314 E. 3rd, h. 35 Thayer.C/J Melissa, widow Robert, h. 626 Spring.^Wilbur, night watchman, r. 8 Seymour.fy± Cartillazzone, Gaetano, laborer, bds. over 4 Main.•^ Carver, Fanny C, student, r. 737 East 2nd.Frank D., (Mary A.), clerk, 17 Shearman place, h. 737 E. 2nd.fS Lillian J., student, r. 737 East 2nd.Cascia, Joseph, (Rosa), musician, h. 36 12th.»T» Case, Charles L., (Marietta), clerk, h. 444 Buffalo."S Fred J., (Anna C), stock inspector, h. 203 Summit.Mary J., domestic, r. 2 Reynolds place.Cashen, John, baker, bds. 434 Maple.Casihio, Cquilo, laborer, bds. under 435 Allen."^ Casimano, F., (Rose), laborer, h. 59 Foote Ave.Cj Caskey, Elizabeth, h. 713 East 2nd.Roland E., (Mary), mail carrier, h. 716 Lafayette.^^cnGARMENTS are very STYLISH and surprisingly INEXPENSIVE r mSold only by -The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. 114-116-118 W. Third Street ^>•m Casselman, Andrew P., metalworker, r. 336 Steele. ^.•i*{ Harold E., (Bessie), steel case maker, h. 336 Steele. *"J^] Cassidy, Annie, waitress, r. Humphrey House. ^HJ^< Castelle, Alma, Mrs., housekeeper, h. 752 East 2nd.(^ Castle, Alexander A., (Maria), furniture trimmer, h. 21 Hazzard. Hfl•^ Don W., weaver, bds. 21 Hazzard. j£L•II, Castleman, Hawley, metalworker, r. 20 East 2nd.%\J•JJj Josie, h. 20 East 2nd. (^V Castner, Albert, cabinetmaker, h. 36 Johnson. m*? Augusta F., r. 36 Johnson. r\~* Charles, (Rose), Golden Furn. Co., 501 West 5th, h. over 36 Kinney. p]J^ Hedwig, widow Carl, r. 36 Johnson. *M?N Caswell, Jay, (May), laborer, h. Woodlawn Ave. '''V) CATLIN, ASHBEL R., (Ruth), seeds, 174 Fairmount Ave., h. 38 Hall Ave.CClyde V., paperhanger, r. 619 Lafayette.Elial C, (Marion), cashier Am. Express Co., h. over 8 Main. toFred B., confectioner, r. 619 Lafayette.Joseph A., (Sarilla), insurance, r. 619 Lafayette.William, metal worker, bds. 58 Falconer.f\ o'sl-a-if CAWCROFT, vjcciaent Cavallo, Cawcroft, Paolo, Aquilla, Fl_-_iiW A. laborer, E., nour (Allie), picture bds. HAS woolbuyer, framing over PROVEN 4 and Main. h. ITS is undertaking, 333 higher WORTH, East 2nd. than 107 IF E. THE others 3d, PRICE h. 333 E. ^-2d.
IX. loose their shape. 9 West Third Street. _J- William M., (Nellie), night watchman, h. 139 Baker.*£• Chamberlin, A. Lewis, laborer, r. 19 Crescent._-© Carrie, teacher, r. 19 Crescent. O22 Edna R., bookkeeper, r. 19 Crescent. Qft? Lynn, laborer, bds. 228 East 2nd.0CLARK HARDWARE CO.Stoyes and Furnaces, to
THE BEST COOMAT THE LOWEST yflg ^ Q SHARpE QQQ, JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYC. FRED DANIELSON for Music.631 Main St.Chamberlin, Mabel C, r. 19 Crescent.^JWilliam, (Rosalia A.), mill hand, h. 19 Crescent.j***«frj Chambers, Emeline, h. 851 North Main.J*"5J Fred W., (Millie), sawyer, h. 20 West 7th. *D'•*» George T., (Pearl), deliveryman, h. 108 11th. «»-_© John, (Ella), deliveryman, h. over 38 North Main. J**«Qq Joseph, upholsterer, h. 803 West 5th. jji,Susan, widow Thomas, r. 803 West 5th.^jJ** Thomas, (Mary), upholsterer, h. 803 West 5th. •Q) Chandler, Bessie, dressmaker, bds. 339 Price.© Chapman, Esther M., widow Moses P., r. over 31 Fenton place.Q Eugene, cement blockworker, bds. Iroquois Hotel.J3) Jessie F., r. over 31 Fenton place.^^ Joseph, assistant spinning boss, bds. 55 Kinney.Chapman, Rainey, veneerworker, bds. over 68 Foote Ave.1*> Chappell, John, (Mia)—Falconer Veneer Co., Falconer, N. Y.—h. 292 Falconer.Chase, Allen, Mrs., r. over 10 River,C. Cutler, (Marion), clerk, h. over 96 Water.• Mlislill Underwear The Abrahamson Bigelow Co.,O r J • _• 114-116-118 W. Third St. \\\%Zor every description * ^C. Emerson (Jessie B.), metalworker, h. 433 East 4th.Edgar E., (Clara), carpenter, h. 10 West 4th._ ' George UCUlgC A P., .,(Kittie), \1.*.A**IaA^J engineer, , ^ll&lUCSC/l h. , 123 11, J._U Clyde. \JA.J UCJ7p Gilrrian, (Lita), carpenter, h. over 301 Lincoln. IJj Harry H., (Carrie), machinist, h. 23 Chicago. ^J^» Louise, telephone operator, bds. 112 West 7th. i^i^** Mary M., stenographer, bds. 310 Jefferson. ^". Oliver F., (Harriett), retired, h. 433 East 4th. m^W CHATFIELD & ARMITAGE—George Chatfield, Chas. F. Armitage—plumb- ^ing and heating, 304 Pine St.J^* CHATFIELD, GEORGE A., (Josephine)—Chatfield & Armitage, 304 Pine— ^k^ h. 816 Spring. O ^«V Rosalia, r. 816 Spring.(/) Walter L., drug clerk, h. 816 Spring.^J CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, 201 Main. C/!CHAUTAUQUA STEAMBOAT CO., J. A. Barry, local manager, cor. Fair- Wmount Ave. and West 8th. (^ ft<strong>Chautauqua</strong> Towel Mills—Pres., A. C. Wade; Sec. and Treas., W. C. Briggs—mfrs. Union and Turkish towels, 206 Steele.<strong>Chautauqua</strong> 'School of Nursing, (The)—Pres., Cyrus E. Jones; Sec. and *QTreas., Wm. S. Bailey—New Gifford Bldg., 5th floor. Jba/"..-..-..^/.-..W Z?/^
ViHard, honest, hand-sewing in every suit that INELSON makes. That's why theycan't loose their shape.9 West Third Street.64 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY **THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. 0Reliable Dry Goods, Suits and Carpets, wCHAUTAUQUA REFRIGERATING CO.—Pres., W. F. Endress; Sec. andTreas., J. D. F. Rick—cold storage, distilled water, fuel and buildingmaterial, 66 Foote Ave.OZ Chdaitdoiqufe. Refrigerating Co. g_J Fuel aoid Building Pure Ice Cold StoragemX Material Distilled Water J•^J BOTH PHONES 210 66 FOOTE AVENUE QCheney, Agnes, stenographer, r. 210 East 2nd.A. M., h. 213 West 3rd.DBenjamin J., (Ella), janitor Y. M. C. A., h. 318 Prendergast Ave.Frank W., Jr., teacher, r. 208 East 8th.Frank W., (Amelia A.), h. 208 East 8th.cHarriett, widow Miles, stenographer, r. 864 Prendergast Avie.OHarriett, dressmaker, rms. 513 Spring.wLulu E., teacher, r. 208 East 8th.^Willis, (Sybil), engineer, h. 106 Hazzard. **STYLES set the fashion for women, in Cloaks Suits and Skirts mASold only byThe Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. Third St.mmx Chechary, Andona J., widow John D.—Greek-American Fruit Co.,121 Main— HEn. 204 Main.^ Chindgren, Albert L., (Anna E.), machine hand, h. 16 Newland Ave. _JrT1 A. Leonard, stock foreman, bds. 16 Newland Ave. Z3'« Charles A., (Pauline S.), foreman art metal, h. 217 Newland Ave. SyAi Emel, (Clara), upholsterer, h. over 495 Chandler. mm. Oscar R., (Hilma), cabinetmaker, h. 1017 Newland Ave. G•J* Chindstrom, John, (Huldah), laborer, h. 321 Hazzard. ZChiverton, Herbert, (Ellen E.), carpenter h. 40 Taylor.X^W Lucy, paper boxmaker, r. 40 Taylor.^| Christensen, Peter, finisher, r. 7 Barrows.to»"-j Swan, (Christine), finisher,h. 7 Barrows.Swan, Jr., barber, r. 7 Barrows. „. 0>William C, (Florence), woodworker, h. 35 Barrows.•»Christenson, Albert, rms. Y. M. C. A.^"IBertha, spinner, r. 139 Weeks.Esther, twister, r. 139 Weeks.QONels, (Nora), laborer, h. 139 Weeks.^Oliver, (Emma), finisher,h. 65 Hedges. jTChristian, Frederick, (Jennie), tailor, h. 109 Fulton.WJulius H., (Beulah)—Proudfit Clothing Co., 206 Main—h. 334 Crossman. (/)CLARK HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Mill Supplies.^—4^
CLOSKS, SHAWLS, XL A I) CUamp f0 NGLOVES, HOSIERY. ' ,lc "• U* •JlWIpt. V^5 Clapp, M. Lavern, (Mary), lawyer, rms. 13-14-15 Wellman Bldg., over 101 [*1© SANITARY GROCERSCf} The Best the Market Affords at all Times at Moderate Prices^| S3 E. THIRD, COR. PIME Both Phones 333 JAMESTOWN, If. Y. JQ,V West 3rd, h. 327 Price. J^Clare, Herbert H., (E. Grace), pastor Pilgrim Memorial Church, h. 4 Stearns, mm* Canfield's Dress Shields. Wm "%£;£!? "" p_V, The Abrahamson=Bigelow Co. vJ'ggF&m* &O = H«^ Clark, A. A., bartender, rms. 23 Warner block. »w. Albertus, (Anna), linotype operator, h. 17 West 9th. r^Q Anna, Mrs., r. Ill Fulton. *^£-v Annie, weaver, h. under 18 Stowe. fTT^^Arthur R., student, r. 329 East 4th.^ Charles, woodworker, bds. 66 10th. ^U^ Estella, Mrs., h. over 408 Winsor. 5Q(X) Edna A., teacher, r. over 31 Falconer. ^^^ *~-^ Egbert Esther R., E., (Christiana), student, r. over emp. 35 Bell Falconer. Telephone Co., h. 609 'Pine. _TP_ JJlEmily Floyd E., H., Mrs., billing r. clerk, 13 17th.bds. 118 Hazzard.Jrt ^»^* r.l CLARK, A OIC FRANK CDAMU* M., A/1 (Mabel), /IV/1~U_I\ drugs, A*..-*, books V.0,-r. and n*A stationery, .. + .* 4-*~v.«„.. Cor. n~„ Main T\T„{,, and „„J *East 3rd, h. 513 West 3rd. (See adv.)FRANK MARVIN CLARKThe Leading Druggist, Bookseller and StationerCORNER MAIN AND THIRD STREETSBRANCH AT CHAUTAUQUAFred H., machinist, rms. 16 Warner block.Hardware Co., hardware, 109-111 North Main.Jane D., widow Hiram C, h. 66 Hazzard.ocTidbnTfTour PURDY BROTHERS, Distributors >CO
„J ALTERATIONS, REPAIRING, M-k«*« NELSON, 9 W. 3rd St.°^ CLEANING, PRESSING. like neU. Home 'Phone 137-b. Over the Greeki.C 66 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY'•joClark, J. C, freight clerk, bds. 413 Cherry.Laurin B., (Jennie L.), aristo worker, h. 218 Newland Ave.c^ _ Leon _ A., (Clara „ C), „ prop. „„ Diamond restaurant, _ _ 15 _ E. 2d, h. 106 E. 2d. 3fd Melville'F., (Gerteen), milkman, h. 168 Barrett. £Milton H., (Jennie H.)—Clark Hardware Co., 109-111 Main—h. 329East 4th.3o ,_, Millard F., (Mary E.), contractor and builder, h. 325 Foote Ave. CDZ M. Stanley, student, r. 329 East 4th. ' t/1Regina H., milliner, r. 325 Foote Ave.\l\j§ Roscoe W., student; r. 61 12th._j Russell, (Minnie), laborer, h. 202 Buffalo..VgWesley W., (Martha), farmer, r. 61 12th.u. _ : William J., stock salesman, r. 609 Pine. CDu. § William R., (Lucinda), metalworker, h. over 31 Falconer. V° O CLARKE, GEORGE F., (Madge), bakery, 13-19 Richmond place, h. 929 Main. C?to OH4o \\ 1U ° IT Try CLARKE'S SANITARY BREAD. BLUE LABEL Breadis made CLEAN. 2Lui tc_l —m,,. *"|1~ m Q 1 Visitors always welcome at CLARKE'S BAKERY. __.IT We invite you tovisit our factory and convince yourselves that OUR BREADis m*_l O _J^° D So ^SANITARY—"CLARKE."Nothing but the best of material used in making "BLUE LABEL" Bread—CLARKE$DD The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. wLTSSAMa. &Z Clarke, J. B., rms. Y. M. C. A. 2JQ
Silks. Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. P. SHARPE CO. £*JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 67ifBTjt-ln.; Musical at D A N I E L S O N ' S I———————————^——^——. ^ #Cloyes, Charles, (Catherine), retired, h. 527 Lakeview Ave.JJClub, (The), J. B. Shortman, Prop., 19 East 2nd.Cluney, Hannah P., widow Thomas, r. 110 East 3rd.!_T?Cnattinguis, August, (Emma), machine hand, h. over 28 Union.|ZS£/} Coates, Cassius D., (Mary), emp. 17 Shearman place, h. 315 West 4th. (wfj, Ethel F., r. 315 West 4th. m* Isaac, (Elizabeth), weaver, h. 13 Mt. Vernon place. ^-4^ Joshua, laborer, r. 13 Mt. Vernon. fti^ Sadie, widow John P., h. over 37 Harrison. Zit*m Sarah P., widow Laurel, h. 763 East 2nd. mm^ William, (Mary), florist,h. 80 Hallock. prn^A Cobb, George D., (Vesta), insurance agent, h. 608 East 2nd.g~S George F., (Clara), deliveryman, h. 44 Grant. ^^QGlenna, r. 610 East 2nd.HQHorace J., (Sarah J.), emp. J. C. & L. E. freight depot, h. 24 13th.Mae, emp. Jamestown Worsted Mills, r. 358 East 4th.. Marshall, (Eva), laundryman, h. 610 East 2nd. 5TQ Mtnutia, r. 130 South Main. m\(\ Shelden B., (Jessie), clerk, bds. 20 Price.3^Willis H., (Ella), engineer, h. 33 College.OQ-1^ r,An.'lm%l-At± J? r*Ar\ 'e T°''et Soaps, Tooth Powder, Extracts, Toiletfy>> V^OlgaiC OL \^0. S Waters, Vaselines, &c, &c. A complete line of•i* these popular goods at THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., W. Third StreetCobbe, Archie M., bookkeeper, r. 38 Foote Ave.Mary A., r. 38 Foote Ave.Richard C, Jr., student, r. 38 Foote Ave.Richard C, (Mary A.), mgr. Shale Paving Brick Co., h. 38 Foote Ave.Robert E., bookkeeper, 66 Foote Ave., r. 38 Foote Ave.. Sarah B., student, r. 38 Foote Ave.1^ Cobham, Fred B., (Rose), r. 215 West 3rd.Coburn, George H., (Sadie), retired, h. 14 East 2nd.Q Cobure, Chris, finisher,h. over 218 Steele.tL Cociventia, Lucci, laborer, bds. over 4 Main.^*" Coe, Clifford H., plater, r. 600 Camp.— Desa V., (Jessie), plumber, h. Over 8 Newland Ave. ^ -*W Desavignia C, (Matilda N.), miller, h. 600 Camp. JjjjjCT Earl, (Bessie), tinner, h. 9 Osborne. mmEdward, (Louise), aristo worker, h. 12 Walnut.N^Eric N., bds. 953 East 2nd.f^Glenn, (Mary), emp. J. C. & L. E. R. R., r. 617 Prendergast Ave. HjHHerbert E., (Ethel), bds. 953 East 2nd . -Holland S., (Martha), night watchman, h. 846 Washington.Lavern E., woodcarver, bds. 12 Walnut.Coffield, Charles S., machine hand, bds. 6 McDannell Ave.Robert H., (Tillie L.), steamboat captain, h. 6 McDannell Ave.inCohen, George W., (Mollie), Prop. New York Store, 26 Main, h. 319 Jefferson.OoccIdent flour PURDY BROS., Distributors. Z
T \ [ M^lc/Yl"» Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens. fS.11. mClbUn. 9 W. Third St., over the Greeks. LJ68 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY " J^."TnI^^T" The P. M. Johnson Co. I«k»Q) Cohn, Maude, rms. 20-21 Allen Square Bldg., over 121 Main, j"^COLANDER, ERNEST V.—Renberg & Colander, 3 Main—r. 21 Bush. PftjColander, Agnes E., weaver, r.*21 Bush.Jj"Q Clarence E., woodcarver, r. 21 Bush. ' JJJ Edith, mill hand, r. 21 Bush. *p^t Ernest V., shoedealer, 1 Main, r. 21 Bush. ST*John D., (Hulda), sander, h. 21 Bush.m0) Colburn, Charles D., (Elizabeth E.), h. 673 English. JJm Clem D., (Louise E.), barber, bds. 217 East 3rd. ft^ Fritz, (Marcia), paperhanger, h. 65 Hotchkiss. 9.Qj Cole, Alice E., widow William H., h. over 275 South Main. •Charles D., (Gertrude W.), electrician, h. 831 North Main.Darius R., retired, h. 260 South Main.Edgar J., (De Ette), fruit grower, h. 1145 Prendergast Ave.Eva M., h. over 388 South Main.Experience, widow Joseph, r. 201 East 2nd.James B„ (Minnie C), paperhanger and painter, h. 203 Cole Ave.Jay W., (Blanche), electrician, h. 287 South Main.John D., teamster, bds. 285 South Main.« FERRIS GOOD SENSE CORSET WAISTOMade in various shapes to conform with the natural figure,and with regard tothe most approvedrules of health. CHILDREN, MISSES, LADIES.fmC*\ THE JiBRjmAMSON.BIGELOW COMPAJVY, 114-116-118 West Third Street 0 ^^S Joseph A., (Emma), warper, h. 201 East 2nd.OKenneth, lunch counter man, rms. 13 Allen Sqr. Bldg., over 113 Main, ^j«Lucy M., stenographer, r. over 275 South Main.^Lyman, (.Sarah), wagonmaker, West 2nd, h. 33 Fenton place.(^ Lynn, foreman, 116 East 1st, r. 201 East 2nd.0-^ Marjorie J., widow F. K., h. 404 Lafayette.Maud A., domestic, r. 285 South Main.0Maurice J., miller, bds. 285 South Main.05COLE, PARDON H., (Fanny A.)—Klumpp & Cole, under 217 Main—h. 55 O10th.COLE, ROY H., (Zade), contractor and builder, 9 Gokey Bldg., h. 275 S. MainXmm, Colenso, Edith, telephone operator, r. 1088 East 2nd.•> Joseph L., (Ellen), retired, h. 1088 East 2nd. |_ljC Colimeri, Francesco, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. QK^ Collander, Hilma, domestic, r. 54 McKinley Ave. rtS1^ Collier, Arthur M., (Isabell), mgr. 34 Falconer, h. 312 Lincoln.m^ William D., (Blanche), bookkeeper, 35 Water, h. 47 Falconer. fl**S Collins, Albert B., (Bertha)—Collins Ice Cream Co., 99 Institute—h. 34 P^P Harrison. CJ9r>~ Ann M., clerk, r. 109 Weeks.^ Anna, Mrs., bds. 612 Monroe. LS3Frank, emp. American Express Co., r. 40 Fairmount Ave. 3Fred, (Eva A.), laborer, h. 837 East 2nd.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Fine Cutlery and Tools. J?m»
OTHE BEST OOODSpATTHE LOWEST ^g £ J) j-fl^pg (JQ q, JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 69 C8 Everything Musical at DANIEISON'S.a^1 COLLINS ICE CREAM CO.—Albert B. Collins—ice cream mfrs., 99 Institute.^0 Jane, weaver, r. 12 Bishop.John B., (Mary), h. 40 Fairmount Ave.jn May, r. 40 Fairmount Ave.rfs Patrick, emp. city water works, rms. 404 Lafayette.D Collopy, Catherine, r. 517 East 2nd.^» Ethel J., r. 517 East 2nd.mm James W., (Josephine), pres. Jamestown Lumber Co., 5 Ellicott Bldg.,h. 517 East 2nd.OColquist, Fritz, (Ida), h. 15 Main.Comfort, William H., (Helen), ice cream mfr., h. 25 Richmond place.COMMERCIAL HOTEL, (The)—Stafford & Downs, Props.—14-22 W. 1st.[j^ Comstock, Ernest, (Mina), mill hand, h. 474 Buffalo.Minnie H., r. 29 Mechanic.m* Congleton, George H., lumber handler, r. 504 Foote Ave.(tf James, (Julia), emp. Union lumber yards, h. 24 Richmond place.John L., lumber handler, r. 504 Foote Ave.J3fjDmLuther, (Jennie S.), laborer, h. 504 Foote Ave.Conic, Sarah A., widow David P., r. 304 Lincoln.William W., (Jennie), musician, h. 109 Curtis.CARPETS RUGS OIL CLOTHS MATTINGS CURTAINS *UPHOLSTERY GOODSThe Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., West Third StreetConklin, Lulu, Mrs., h. flat F Kent Blk., 27 Forest Ave.S1. . Connell, Bertha C, stenographer, r. 6 Partridge. ^jhf* Lewis, clerk, bds. 6 Partridge. mmM Richard, (Hilda), upholsterer, h. 6 Partridge. *—*M Connelly, Eugenia, emp. Empire Worsted Mills, rms. 308 West 2nd. ^*^^ Conner, Julia, widow Leanaer, r. 1201 Prendergast Ave,(A Leon A., (Georgiana); meat market, 302 East 2nd, h. 1201 Prendergast.•Sj. Mary, emp. 116 East 1st, h. 50 11th.q Conners, Helen A., teacher, bds. 229 Prospect.^ Connolly, Thomas, (Pauline), metalworker, h. 39 West 9th. SQ) Connor, Hazel, r. 302 South Main.Q James S., (Sarah), pattern/maker, h. 302 South Main. J§Ralph J., bookkeeper, bds. 302 South Main.pConroe, Glen, (Clara), laborer, h. 618 East 2nd.wCJames, (Melvina), florist,h. over 249 South Main.Robert, (Emily), gardener, h. Curtis.pjConroy, William B., (Anna)—Oonroy-Buchanan Lumber Co., 58 Fenton Bldg. P h0) —h. 14 Chestnut. ^ ~^ -Buchanan Lumber Co.—W. B. Conroy, E.'L. Buchanan—lumber deal- O(tf ers, rm. 58 New Fenton Bldg., over 6 East 2nd. ^ 55O CONSOLIDATED DENTAL PARLORS—William E. Goucher—3-4 Hall Bldg., H5 Cor. Main and 3rd. WConti, Giuseppe, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. 5;f\ • 1 *%*»+ Vlnwir 'r,le Best and guaranteed to fcKJCClUeni riUUr. please. All grocers sell it. *,j!m
, i Have NELSOM make your clothes. Correct styles. Best of tailort/^ing. 9 West Third Street.C 70 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY^2 Conto, Lebbastino, (Joseph), coal shoveler, h. 810 West 8th. m*^ Cook, Amy, domestic, bds. 705 North Main. m\£V| Edwin D., (Addie J.), pres. Salisbury Wheel Co., Allen St., h. 21 ^C*4Woodworth.Ernest H., (Evelyn M.), mail carrier, h. 221 East 8th.\i^Frank M., deliveryman, rms. 21 Warner block.^-- Fred P., (Jennie), St. car conductor, h. 77 South Main. ^Jto Nicholas, finisher,bds. Iroquois Hotel. ^m.* Percival, draughtsman, r. 221 East 8th. ^TCOOK & TREAT—Deforest F. Cook, Charles E. Treat—groceries and meats, *mO . 30-32 Main. (^w S William O., retired, h. 315 East 4th. . *g 5 Cooke, George H., (Cora), clerk, 2-6 East 2nd, h. 512 Jefferson. Cmr; 5 Cooley, Isabella, widow John, h. 224 Forest. .< I Jennie R., r. 224 Forest. ^O £ w- Harry, finisher,bds. 224 Forest. •"•g j*j Coon, William R., (Eleanor), vice Pres. Phillips Drug Co., 8 East 2nd, h. 126 •—East 2nd. ,.ui ui • CBo _ioj cc {JJ we Copper, Joseph, (Elizabeth), h. 844 Lafayette. Z£*C Corbett, Michael, (Catherine), r. 50 Foote Ave. w© Corcilius, Alexander B., (Eleanor L.), draftsman, h. 1138 Prendergast. Cm2. Melusina, widow Peter M., h. 872 Spring. *.£ Rose M.—The Tiffany Printing Co., over 16 E. 3rd—h. 872 Spring.£ CLARK HARDWARE CO. Builder's Hardwareo
CLOAKS, GLOVES, JU A rj CUarnp f 05» SHAWLS, HOSIERY, * ,,c M« L*' Jlldipc V^U.5 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 71Q»g2Of A M f ^ C1 MmTWl^KJtJand all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSat DANIELSON'S, 1 Main Street 2>•> —nOCordingley, Barth, (Sarah), machinist, h. 131 Stowe. 5~JS Cordon, Michael, (Mary T.), watchman, h. 71 Taylor. —«JS Cork, Fred T., (Anna), tinner, h. 11 Price. CW Joseph, boot and shoe repairing, 121 W. 3rd, h. 869 North Main. 3Corke, Arthur, (Mame), plumber, h. 173 Livingston.—•• Corkery, Daniel J., (Catherine), machine hand, h. 112 Fairview Ave. g\J James J., metal worker, bds. 137 Fairview. 55'Timothy, (Bertha), machinist, h. 139 Fairview. ' (jqf,> William J., (Hannah), woodworker, h. 137 Fairview Ave. ^^^Corman, Adolph, weaver, bds. 36 Harrison.C^Samuel, finisher,bds. over 5 Taylor. 2Cornell, Kenneth G., r. 502 Lakeview Ave.ftLynn F., (Anna J.)—Sec. and Treas. Jamestown Lounge Co., 38-46 Win- f>sor—h. 502 Lakeview Ave.OCornwell, Mamie, solicitor, r. 564 East 2nd. ""Corell, Rose, r. 9 Royal Ave. 5Zenas M., (Augusta), truant officer, h. 9 Royal Ave.&, • Corrigan, Anthony J., (Josephine), contractor and mason, h. 612 W. 6th. ^\Q)»«*j Kleinert's Juno These shields contain no rubber. Perfectly odorless. O-r^ nrp« ^ViiVlrlc The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. %k^ i^rc&a oiiicius. m-m-im west mini st. LjQ) Cotter, Johanna W., widow James, bds. 705 Lafayette. jj."£» Couch, Ella M., widow Frank, h. 36 Prospect. 2T'2 Harrison R., printer, r. 36 Prospect. jj^Jr Sadie S., telephone operator, r. 36 Prospect.^N Couchman, Bolivar C, (Emma), mgr. sales dept., 95 J. & G. Ave., h. 48 '0) C/jFairmount Ave.J,^ Coulcher, Jennie, Mrs., h. over 130 Falconer.•) James Herbert M., F., Brooklyn bottling works, Cowan 7 Harrison, Bros., Cowan 7 Harrison, Bros., h. r. do. do.
ALTERATIONS, REPAIRING, Make the NELSON, 9 W. Third Street mmCLEANING, PRESSING. like new. Home Phone 137-b. Over the Greeks m.72 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYOCENTEMERI KID GLOVES are the best—soft, elastic, ftdurable. Sold at The P. M. JOHNSON CO. ^ coner, N. Y. Wf DeForest, (Cora A.), clerk, h. 114 King. \J~> Cowing, Blanche M., cashier, r. 102 Williams. £/)mm Edward, (Bessie), teamster, h. over 117 Fairview. *,•^ Fred E„ (Anna), farmer, h. 102 Williams.fT . COWING, HERBERT O., (Florine W.), transient stable, 3 Race alley, h. 242 ^South Main.Jm_^ John, woodworker, r. 109 Hallock. ^jrt Katherine, widow Fordyce, r. 242 South Main. *
CARPETS, CURTAINS, TL A H Shame CoDRAPERIES, SHADES. * llK> rt# *Jm J"'0'P^ ^".JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 73 ^Phonographs at DANIELSONS, 1 Main Street. &• Crantz, Frank, (Minnie), deliveryman, h. 3 Holman. 13v/j Gust, sander, bds. 116 Barrows. ^Q£ Hulda, cloth picker, bds. 116 Barrows. *^^\ Inez A., clerk, r. 3 Holman. QO^^ Louise, widow John, h. 245 Willard. £»Vina L., student, r. 3 Holman.£J Crapo, Frank, conductor, h. 141 Chandler. O*Cratty, Oassius Q., asst. cashier Penna. Gas. Co., 110 E. 3rd, rms. 217 E. 6th. Ctr\ James, plumber, rms. 217 East 6th. ^ZCraven, Edith E., weaver, r. 121 McKinley Ave.. Lillie, weaver, r. over 121 McKinley Ave. ft»^^ Cravens, Carrie P., Mrs., h. 311 East 6th. s«,Eliza, h. 800 Main. «JC/5 Orris D., jeweler, r. 800 Main.J> Crawford, Edith, r. over 30 South Main. ^»m^ Henry G., (Terrissa), salesman, h. over 30 South Main.^^ Crennell, J .H., draftsman, bds. 315 Jefferson.Q Crick, Arthur, rms. Y. M. C. A.^^ Claude H., (Fannie), painter and paperhanger, h. 214 West 7th.Garments are moderate because all ^The prices on WOOIK-X materials are purchased in enormous Q'gg^yS quantities. Sold only by >^THE JtBRJiHAMSONiBIGELOW CO., 114, 116, 118 West Third St.Sf^fDK Ida, r. 11 West 9th. '"tQ John E., (Minerva), retired, h. 11 West 9th. ^rj^ Oriscienti, Cuppa, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. NCrissey, Anna L., h. 52 Lakeview Ave. s t/3-^ Elverton B., (Mary L.), vice pres. Farmers & Mechanics Bank, 215 fbO Main, h. 208 Lakeview Ave. fb^^ Harold, r. 208 Lakeview Ave-.Jay, (Alice)—Star Furniture Co., 25 Briggs—h. 518 Lakeview Ave.^^ Mary R., h. 52 Lakeview Ave.CO *^ Miner S., (Grace C.)—Wilcox, Burchard & Co., 17 Shearman place—Dh. 5 Church.Newton, (Lucy), pres. F. & M. Bank, 215 Main, h. 17 Cross.mm Seward M., (Lucy A.), emp. 17 Shearman place, h. 516 E. 5th.Crist, Clarence, laborer, bds. 34 Linwood.OFrank, (Lena), lumber inspector, h. 34 Linwood.Critchlow, G. W., Rev., (Felecia N.), pastor Holy Trinity Lutheran church,. h. 403 Monroe.[^ Helen, r. 403 Monroe.Crittenden, Helena, teacher, h. 12 Chandler.Margaret, Mrs., h. 12 Chandler.Crocker, David, (Lillian), h. 836 Prendergast Ave.Don D., (Jennie), veneer worker, h. Woodworth Ave.Frances, Mrs., r. 112 Stewart.ocfiDENTCrFLourR. PURDY BROTHERS, Distributors.3
JAMESTOWNDIRECTORYCrocker, Fred S., (Hulda), florist,h. 112 Stewart. mJ. W., salesman, r. Woodworth Ave. mCrockett, J. E., (Ella C), gen. foreman N. Y. & Pa. T. & T. Co., h. over 5*215 Fairmount Ave. ».Crofoot, Frank C, (Luella), laborer, h. 8 Buffalo. #«Cromwell, Eugene, carriage painter, r. 1175 East 2nd.Nels, toolmaker, h. 1175 East 2nd.JjCronin, John T., (Mary), metalworker, h. 117 Hall.mCronk, Frank, laborer, rms. 13 East 2nd. J"Crosby, Erastus, (Mary A.), attorneyjat-law, 2 Hall block, over 221 Main, L^h. 140 Allen.Mett M., (Kate), conductor St. R. R., h. 115 Hamilton.mCross, Bert S., barber shop, 5 Steele.i LyRalph L., (Josephine), division wire chief Bell Telephone Co., h. 218 Q*Crossman. /"Crossfield, Frank W., (Minnie F.), collector, h. 36 Center.UQLu Bell, student, r. 36 Center.tt\Crossgrove, Arline, student, r. 294 South Main.Fred O., (Jessie M.)—F. M. Curtis Co., 716-718 E. 2nd—h. 203 S. Main. ».Grace, r. 294 South Main.JSSamuel, (Emma E.), farmer, r. 298 South Main. (TWalter S., (Emily), finisher,h. 294 South Main.Headquarters for all kinds of JT \J JA.O For Ladies and Children AThe Abrahamson-BigelowCo., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St.J« William, h. 298 South Main.William, machinist, bds. 294 South Main.Crossley, Ada, weaver, bds. 48 Harrison.iAlice, weaver, bds. 116 Newland Ave.Annie,, weaver, r. 116 Newland.Fred, cloth finisher,bds. 48 Harrison. t ^»j Harry, pinsetter, bds. 48 Harrison. Fjvo Haydn, (Lilla F.), grocer, 344 Allen, h. 172 Allen. jm3 Henry, (Hagar), cloth folder, h. 32 Maple. Cjp- Margaret, widow William, h. 48 Harrison.Robert, (Edith), warp dresser, h. 15 Winsor.Robinson, cloth filler,bds. 48 Harrison.Sarah Ann, dressmaker, bds. 116 Newland Ave.0)Sarah A., widow George, r. 116 Newland Ave. **Crossman, Mary S., widow Alpheus, h. 210 East 4th. .Phineas, retired, r. 612 East 7th. g*Stella M., teacher, r. Ill Crossman.Walter J., (Frances), clerk, h. 200 Lincoln.ffCrowe, Benjamin, laborer, r. 10 Elk. V>c Catherine, widow John, h. 3 Hall.© Elizabeth, spooler, r. 10 Elk. t/i J£22 CROWE, ELIZABETH, widow Benjamin, confectionery, cigars and tobacco, §Q) h. 141 Harrison. E3c Clark Hardware Co Stoves and Furnaces r?00
Carpets, Curtains, Draperies, Shades. THE A. D. Sharpe Co.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 75 __.+J —; ; ^00 Pianos, musHl^nstruments Danielsons g>^m~ Crowe, Ella, r. 3 Hall. yj~i Horsfall, (Elizabeth), machinist, h. 10 Elk.mJohn, lineman, r. 3 Hall.^Thomas, lineman, r. 3 Hall.Crum, Harriett L., widow A. Watson, h. 26 Allen.c(Q Jane L., r. 26 Allen. "^pj* W. Egbert, traveling salesman, bds. 26 Allen. CO J* ' Crumb, Lena L., r. over 360 Foote Ave.Samuel, h. over 360 Foote Ave.rr« Culbertson, Claude A., advance agent, r. 26 West 9th.Q Cullen, Amanda, r. 715 Foote Ave. *Tr > Elizabeth, weaver, r. over 261 South Main. mq^^ Florence A., spinner, r. 715 Foote Ave. ^Gust, (Christine B.), butcher, r. 715 Foote Ave.__\\^ Hennig, r. 715 Foote Ave. Cvff\QQ John,Henry,(Ellen),shoemaker,finisher,h.bds. over30 Anderson.261 South Main. Q^^Katherine,James, musician,weaver,bds.r.overover261261SouthSouthMain.Main.r\^J John, (Mary Ann), elevator hand, h. over 261 South Main.O C R E X R U G S AND MATTINGSThe Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116.118 W. Third St.Culligan, Jule, r. 416 West 7th.oSusan, widow Patrick, h. 416 West 7th,Culver, E. Elwood, deliveryman, bds. 118 Hazzard.Myra A., widow Hezekiah, r. 22 West 7th.oStephen A., (M. Lunette)—Kazer & Culver, 7 Cowden place—h. 11800 Curran, James Hazzard. J., (Anna), metalworker, h. 12 Carroll.John, (Julia), metalworker, h. 110 Fairview Ave. 7/jCO Julia, weaver, r. 110 Fairview Ave. ^*vJ Thomas, printer, r. 110 Fairview Ave. ["""JZ, Curry, Beatrice, r. 4 East St. rjlCO John, (Hollie), h. 4 East St. i"Z Margaret, widow J. H., h. 103 Fairmount Ave. >.~- Mary, milliner, r. 103 Fairmount Ave.~ Curtice, Mabel I., teacher of piano, r. 617 Washington. ftpCu Nettie Mv widow Roswell B., h. 617 Washington. ^"^> William M., stenographer, r. 124 Crescent. ,Curtis, Anna N., Mrs., h. 38 West 8th.\f)J^ CURTIS BROS. HARDWOOD LUMBER CO.—F. M. Curtis, D. A. Curtis, QUrnZQ» George Adams, Frank G. Curtis—rms. 55-56 New Fenton Bldg., ^^6 East 2nd.Carolyn V., r. 310 East 3rd.f\~.. * J j. CT_ .. The Best and Guaranteed to Please.Uccident rlour A„ Grocers SellIt.
• M l > T" *1 C 1_ _ IS OVER THE GREEKS, 9 W. 3d. •-«+f Nelson s 1 ailor onop Home Phone 137.B. rco 076 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY JTTJ :—: urf) The largest assortment of fine Cloaks and Suits in the T. City at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. 2J> Curtis, Clara W., dressmaker, r. 19 Foote Ave. ^^ Clarence C. P., motoneer, F., office rms. boy, 59 r. Allen 38 West Sqr. Bldg., 4th. over 119 Main. QClyde L., (Myrtle), drayman, h. 915 Washington. 0CURTIS, DON ALLEN—Curtis Bros.' Hardwood Lumber Co., 55-56 New Mrf* Fenton Bldg.—r. 310 East 3rd. t-^ Edward W., (Ethel F.)—E. W. Curtis Lumber Co., 301 Chandler— \Ji2h. 304 East 3rd. iE. W., Lumber Co.—Pres., E. W. Curtis; Gen. Mgr., Sec. and Treas., cdCURTIS, FREDERICK M., (Clara P.)—F. M. Curtis Co., 716-718 East 2nd— £)h. 310 East 3rd. JOHN M. CUSHMAN, Jeweler X^ 218 MAIN STREET f/J•v Watches and Clocks, Jewelry. Watch Repairing [T]C a SpecialtyCu Cusimano, Felicia, r. over 131 Harrison. m*CD Jake, (Jennie), woodworker, h. over 131 Harrison. Q^- Pablo, (Frances), laborer, h. over 122 Harrison. m.C^ Custis, Stella, Mrs., h. 329 Baker. UCutler, Martha H., widow Charles, caterer, h. 15 Lincoln.f1d) : uo Clark Hardware Co. Fine Cutlery and Tools, c/3
The Largest and Best Stock of Dry Goods. A. D. SHARPE CO. g• r— H[jj JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 77 *•-»On Edison Records supplies at Danielson s •< n *>£5 EDDY'S INSURANCE OFFICE 5WV 16 EAST THIRD STREET. °" D'Atro, Umberto, draftsman, rms. Y. M. C. A. rjT, Dahl, Minnie, spinner, r. Carolina.Nels M., (Louise), gluer, h. Carolina. >• Oscar, (Louise), laborer, h. 125 Sampson. ^J> Dahlbeck, Charles G., (Clara), farmer h. 102 Lister . co^ Gust L., bookkeeper, r. 102 Lister. =COMartin E., r. 102 Lister.Dahlberg, Alva, finisher,bds. over 300 Willard. -J xFred, woodworker, r. 497 Willard. tn £John, (Anna), textile worker, h. 337 Willard. ro -\*- c >O Tr»*> Mamr Purl^f waves and curls the hair in 10tol5min- 3[Sj * *lc- «1°51*' VxllI 1CI utes, without heat, while you are dressing > c£rt or traveling. THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. Third Street. £ >QT Nina, textile worker, r. 497 Willard. *J oSamuel, (Olivia), laborer, h. 497 Willard.co ^_> Dahlgren, Albert, metalworker, bds. 62 Water. jj Hz^ August, (Anna E.), cabinetmaker, h. 36 Union. ^ •^- August, (Sophia), cabinetmaker, h. 249 Crescent. HCC Elmer, woodcarver, r. 249 Crescent. >Eric, (Emmy)—E. Dahlgren & Co., 7 East 3rd—h. 107 Barrett. OCO Eric & Co.—Eric Dahlgren—jewelers, 7 East 3rd. H0 ERIC DAHLGREN & CO., Jewelers ?^ Dealers in Watches, Jewelry, Rich Cut Glass, Sterling Silver and;_ Plated Ware. Watch Repairing a Specialty. pfrfAll Work Guaranteed.v« 7 EAST THIRD STREET JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK z £\m) o Max, (Velma), veneer maker, h. 400 Stowe. 2Sophie, weaver, bds. 54 West 9th.coSDalin, John, (Beda), steelworker, h. 321 Stowe.ODahlman, Mary Ann, Mrs., midwife, h. 5 Franklin.SDahlquist, Anna, spinner, r. 224 Broadhead.August, (Wilhelmina C), tailor, h. 554 East 2nd.ZoIf you August want S., good barber, FISHING under 8 South TACKLE Main, or h. 31 SPORTING Victoria. GOODS, g Charles, (Anna)—Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co., Buffalo and Blackstone PCO Ave.—h. 45 Prospect. O
„J Thru and thru, year 'round worsteds M 1 „ Q "\Jl7^cf Q J N*OO in Black,Blue and Fancy Suitings X^CiaUlIy *J TT C8i JU, J^.£ 78 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYco ,wDAHLSTROM METALLIC DOOR CO.—Elof Rosencrantz, Pres.; John A.Westman, Sec. and Treas.; Chas. Dahlstrom, Mgr.—mfrs. metaldoors, Buffalo and Blackstone Ave.c Daley, John, (Belle), bds. 827 Cherry.Dalrymple, Charles, (Rose), machinist, h. 93 Hopkins. m.Danforth, Louis, (Fern), weaver, h. over 89 Hazzard. J"a Sidney, (Clarabella), cooper, h. 37 Flagg. Qjui Warren, (Lily), loomfixer, h. over 49 Harrison.j- Dangeto, Giuseppa, (Roslno), laborer, h. 126 Institute.tom Danhc, Berger, metalworker, bds. 100 Willard.0 Daniels, Frank, (Rebecca), h. 449 W. 2nd.Cv.jjj Danielson, Abraham, (Agnes), metal worker, h. 68 Vega. flj> Anna, domestic, r. 14 East 5th. iuO Arthur J. A., cabinetmaker, r. 101 Hedges. *H°" Arvid, (Amanda), gluer, h. over 825 Newland. yfQx ui August, (Lena), h. 18 Institute. Q»I-jjj August C, (Anna), machine hand, h. 21 Hedges. Jrui i Axel, (Emma), woodworker, h. 17 Pardee Ave. \f5J< > . Carl P., (Emma), cabinetmaker, h. 192 Falconer. ft\o 2 Charles, packer, bds. 100 Willard. t|£! O Charles A., (Amanda), grocery, 113 Willard, h. over do.g- Charles E., (Alma), bricklayer, r. Willard St., R. F. D. 82. m*
THE BEST GOO** THE LOWEST Jflfl A Q SHARPE CO. %O JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY JAMESTOWN 79 8? DIRECTORY^2C. FRED DANIELSON for Mnsic.791 Main Sr.Danielson, & Peterson—John P. Danielson and Karl Peterson—hardware JJ^maJohn W., cabinetmaker, bds. over 41 Broadhead.^^Darling, Charles, real estate, agent, rms. 383 Foote Ave.CDJennie E.—The Tiffany Printing Co., over 16 E. 3rd—h 513 Spring. J3f j Mary, clerk, h. 513 Spring. mmSamuel, r. 513 Spring.OjDarner, Algot, sander, bds. 524 Allen.NJGust, cabinetmaker, bds. 524 Allen. r*Darrow, Floyd L., (Ethel), teacher, h. 108 Fairmount.^jDarus, Joseph, r. 937 East 2nd.Jj"lDavey, Carrie A., r. 317 Lakeview Ave. JJJ .H Florence, telephone operator, r. 146 Prospect. 5^mm James, (Ellen), plumber, 7 East 1st, h. 146 Prospect n*Jessamine, r. 317 Lakeview Ave. H*^j William H., (Carrie D.), h. 317 Lakeview Ave.OQMarfir Hair fnrlor ^ur'inS 'rons '5um 'ne na'r ana are dangerous; other'm '"d^ I lall V^UNCI curlers take ad day or night to do their work. MagicCurlers take 10 to 15 minutes. THE ABRAHMSON-BIGELOW COMPANY, West Third StreetCCjty Davidson, Albin A., carpenter, bds. 80 Water."3Amos B., (Lizzie), carpenter, h. 601 Palmer.Ernest, metalworker, bds. 128 Water.QJ Hans, (Signa), weaver, h. 11 Highland.GO Horace A., fur dealer, 118 Forest, bds. 7 Harrison.3 John, (Sadie), gardener, h. 212 South Main.O John R., (Louisa), laborer, h. 601 Palmer.Jm Davis, Adams C, (Elmina E.), rms. 313 Prendergast.. Archie E., (Lucy), grocer, 108 Fairmount, h. 154 Lakin.q A. E. & Co.—A. E. Davis, D. E. Davis—grocers, 108 Fairmount.*4m Andrew M., stenographer, r. 29 Price.v~"'' Andrew—Salisbury Wheel & Mfg. Co.—rms. over 204 Main.g^ Backus & Co.—Herbert F. Davis, Charles E. Backus & Wilcox, Burm*chard & Co.—wholesale confectionery, 18 Shearman place.Q Catherine, widow Ora M., h. 38 Barrows.tf\ Charles, rms. Y. M. C. A.Charles, rubberworker, r. 61 11th.ZZ Charles, emp. 116 East 1st, h. 219 Spring.OCharles H., (Gertrude), emp. Erie Ry., h. 824 Main.Charles H., teamster, r. 110 Palmer..Charles L., (Myrtie M.), deliveryman, h. 138 Institute.
0vmiCODQH>.ocQLCOT. N. Nelson.80 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYTailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens.9 West Third St. over the Greeks.C. \B., Kabo, American Lady and Thomson Qlove=fitting Corsets at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.Davis, Dallas E., (Alice)—A. E. Davis & Co., 108 Fairmount—h. 108 Hall AvDewey A., sander, bds. 138 Institute.Earl S., (Hilda R.), cabinetmaker, h. 52 Charles.Edward, (Catherine), metalworker, h. over 7 Lakin Ave.Eliza G., widow Geo. T., boarding house, 313 Prendergast, h. do.Elmer W., (Julia A.)—Beecher Home Bakery, 148 Foote—h. over do.Emery R., (Lois), Mgr. Geo. Irish Paper Co., h. 31 Fairmount Ave.Ernest V., (Nora), tinner, h. 135 Catlin.Frances E., r. 110 Palmer.Frank, (Nettie), teamster, h. 622 Palmer.George J., (Nellie), machinist, h. 6 Outlet.George W., (Anna), h. Harrison.Goldie, mender, h. over 80 Jones. *Henry, driver, r. 10 Chandler.DAVIS, HENRY F., bds. over 81 Allen.Herbert F., (Laura)—Davis, Backus & Co., 18 Shearman PI.—h. 519Lakeview Ave.Before Buying an UMBRELLA see thatit has the2Cth CENTURY UMBRELLA RUNNERSOLD BYNever gets out of order—saveswear on glores and fingers.The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co.,114-116-118 W. Third St.J. Franklin, (Anna), Mgr. Appleby Lumber Co., h. 628 Prendergast.Jacob H., (Lizzie B.), bookkeeper, 11-13 East 1st, h. 341 Foote Ave.John, (Maude), telegraph operator, h. 562 E. 2nd.John C, night watchman, bds. over 317 Palmer.John C, (Maria), clerk, h. 29 Price.Joseph, metalworker, r. 116 East 4th.Lee B., boxmaker, r. 110 Palmer.Lida J., domestic, r. 103 Forest.Louis, (Lillian), rms. 314 West 2nd.Lucy, widow L. D., h. over 21 Stowe.Luella, Mrs., boarding house, h. 214% Chandler.Lucian A., (Carrie F.), real estate, h. 719 East 2nd.Marshall C, (Belle), mail carrier, h. 838 Lafayette.Marshall K., (Elnora H.), gardener, h. over 317 Palmer.Mary, widow William J., h. 61 11th.Mathew N., emp. Erie R.R. r. Harrison.Myra, widow H. A., boarding house, 116 East 4th, h. do.Mildred, waitress, r. over 21 Stowe.Olive E., h. 215 East 3rd.Otto, waiter, rms. 215 West 2nd.Peter N., Mrs., h. over 81 Allen.Ralph C., (Flora E,), carpenter, h. 81 Cole Ave.3r-
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. D. SHARPE CO. OcJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 81CD00Edison Records and Supplies at DANIELSONS.Ho>. Davis, Reuben W., (Ella), section boss, St. R. R., h. 110 Palmer. coQ Roxana, bookkeeper, h. Fairmount Ave., beyond limits >t x Walter H., (Addie), clerk, h. 4 Seneca. ^^William E., (Fanny), musician, h. 715 North Main.William M., (Harriet B.), salesman, h. 27 Fairmount.Cr William R., (Catherine J.), Agt. A. & P. Tea and Coffee Co., h. 41 *|[*\ Derby. >•^* Davison, Arthur W., (Jessie), confectioner, h. 420 Winsor. -IO Dawley, Bertha H., r. 533 East 5th. [J]QQ Mary J., r. 514 East 5th. pDawson, Anna, domestic, rms. 406 Lakeview.bj, Benjamin, (Florence), warp twister, h. 145% Allen. ? j5^J Carl, steel door maker, r. 1106 East 2nd. Z tlEstella M., widow Henry, musician, r. 9 West 4th. 2 >Fred, clerk, r. 15 Hammond. " \Zft> ^LI George, musician, r. 15 Hammond. •George A., (Ella A.), real estate, h. 212 Fulton.p coflj George H„ (Martha), woolsorter, h. 248 Harrison. 0 2}qj Henry, painter and paperhanger, rms. 404 West 2nd. ° ?^ lf\ Joe, towerman The ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW Erie R. R., r. 15 Hammond. CO., West Third Streetco > O _.4 Samuel, (Martha), piano dealer and tuner, h. 15 Hammond. 30 pm Htf) Latest William, things machine LACE, hand, bds. NET 10 Highland.RUFFLED CURTAINS "s ' m >^j Day, DRAPERIES Frank A., (Ella), and canvasser, CURTAIN h. 9 Crescent. MATERIALS by the y^rd > O §Henry C, (Delia), wholesale grocer, h. 108 Hamilton.jH. Mead, (Edith), bookkeeper, h. 108 Liberty.Justina.E., r. 225 Forest.>2Lee A., (Flora B.), paperhanger, h. 12 Institute.mWarren Morgan P., H., (Bertha), (Addie), metalworker, clerk, h. 311 h. Lincoln. 108 Hamilton.HDayson, William, (Louisa), florist,h. 43 Royal.oDealing, z M. F., (Annie), night watchman, h. 57 Hallock.Dean, Arthur^ mattressmaker, bds. 80 Hazzard.•DEAN, BENJAMIN S., (Emyle C.)—Pickard & Dean, 1-2-3-4 Ellicott Bldg., Paul M., (Ella Butler) Jamestown Commercial Gallery, 320 Harrison— 5h. 846 Prendergast Ave. >Dearborn, Charles, (Jane), metalworker, h. over 20 Forest. §John A., (Laura), bookkeeper, h. 807 Spring.CLulu, r. 807 Spring.Dearing, Jane E., widow John S., h. 516 East 8th. §. C/"i —_ • _/_ „.x C/^»«.«.Occident rlour.The Best and Guaranteed toplease. ^n groceTS sell „.z3
„J ALTERATIONS, REPAIRING, ifaWthe NELSON, 9 W. 3rd St. C/)C/j CLEANING, PRESSING. like new. Home 'Phone 137-b. Over the Greek.. C?". cvC 82 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY B>« - 3^? Dearing, John F., (Bertha S.), clerk, h. 215 Lincoln. WLillian M., stenographer, r. 516 East 8th. • »^j DeBad, Charles T., (Mary), retired, h. 5'3 13th.D^| DeBell, Albert, (Anna), brakeman, h. 605 West 7th. ^C. Herbert, (Ella), brakeman J. C. & L..E. R. R., h. 707 W. 8th.DeBoakes, Albert, (Mattie), shipping clerk, r. 866 Washington.JgDeoatur, Charles, (Minnie), firedept. driver, h. under 410 Winsor. TDecker, Austin, (Emma J.), machine hand, h. over 101 Maple.°. Leora, Mrs., r. 113 East 2nd. ^m Peter L., (Rhoda B.), commercial traveler, h. 107 11th. B>ui Deckman, Charles A., (Katherine), butcher, h. 703 West 8th. q_— Deegan, FrankJ., (Marie C), meter repairer, h. over 100 HarrisonDefenster, Constance, widow Mandore, r. 24 Dexter.oo-° DeForce, Alfred G., millhand, r. 214% Chandler. ^g Raymond, mill hand, r. 214% Chandler. ^O DeForest, Ray, bellman, rms. 15 New Warner block. 3. Defrencisco, Antonio, (Philamena), h. over 435 Allen. Q.X ]jj Degnan, Rev. C. M., r. 508 Cherry. .oc 5 DeGraff, Ann M., widow Abram, r. over 248 South Main.•y2 Q Belle, mill hand, r. 1301 East 2nd. WDehnas, Louis, comber, h. 61 Harrison. %.52 DeLain, Charles, (Nellie), paperhanger, h. 202 McKinley. 12.zOi — j»-mBa**' GARMENTS are very STYLISH and surprisingly INEXPENSIVE —Sold only bymmO» ' ' J!^m>^ The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. 114-116-118 W. Third Street JOIW C,J Earl, (Clara), paperhanger and decorator, bds. 202 McKinley Ave. 2£ Gust, paperhanger, bds. 1 Oak Lawn Ave. -T10 Ray, casemaker, r. 202 McKinley Ave. r/)Delaney, Florence L., student, r. 89 Fairmount. *DELANEY & THROOP—W. H. Delaney, H. W. Throop—dry goods, 16 Main.DELANEY, WILTON H„ (Harriett)—Delaney & Throop, 16 Main—h. 89«j Fairmount Ave. DeLisle, Clarence, r. 843 Washington.3Walter, r. 843 Washington .OWilliam W., (Lizzie), woodworker, h. 843 Washington.Deluge Engine Co., No. 1, James J. Lynch, driver, 114 East 4th.jp. Dempsey, Ceclia, widow Edwin R., h. 8 Cheney.q Denn, Alfred, (Frances), h. 274 Prospect. K,O Dennison, Ray, (Lucina E.), billing clerk, h. over 109 Lincoln. /•*t3 Denslow, Ella, widow Fred, r. 308 Livingston. W^ DENSLOW, GEORGE W., (Gertrude)—W. T. Denslow & Sons, building C)i_ movers—h. 618% Jefferson. SwCZ\\ DENSLOW, LOUIS A., (Lena)—W. T. Denslow & Sons, building movers— \\„j h. 551 West 3rd. Sj*g- DENSLOW, WILLIAM T., (Laura)—W. T. Denslow & Sons, building mov- 3© ers—h. 551 West 3rd. , Q22 William R., constable, bds. 612 Lafayette. QG> Densmore, Rebecca, widow Edward, h. 417 East 5th. h««£ CLARK HARDWARE CO. Roofing and Building Papers to
Always Buy Yonr Dry Goods of THE A. P. SHARPEJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 83GO.Phonographs at DANIELSOK'S 1 Main Street _,DeOrsay flats, 411 West 3rd. 5^Derby, Agnes D., r. 63 South Main.Frank C, (Vena), letter carrier, h. 7 Cross.fi)Huldah E., widow Silas, h. 63 South Main.fJ2John C, (Eva), finisher,h. 4 Cross. f^Louisa A., widow John K., h. over 31 Fenton place. ££-Vena Reed, Mrs., music teacher, r. 7 Cross.^Derry, Catherine, widow William, h. 162 Martin road.ff"Mary E., elocutionist, r. 162 Martin road.ODesbarbreux, Maria P., widow Jule, h. over 410 Allen.""^. Robert, (Josephina), h. over 410 Allen. O[*J Define, Charles, (Anna), deliveryman, h. over 5 Camp.Detweller, Marion, nurse, r. 12 Lakeview Ave. \ *Tw Devereaux, Evelyn C, widow Wilfiam H., r. 3 East 6th. STFrank, (Gertie), painter and paperhanger, h. 46 Charles.Q_m* 52*m* Devlin, John, brakeman, rms. 15 New Warner blk. m^Luela, Mrs., rms. 15 New Warner block. 13flj Devine, Grace, widow Michael, r. 334 Fairmount Ave. "*N Devoe, Alonzo, (Alice), h. 621 East 2nd. New Fashion Sheets issued Monthly. yQQ The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. wlstrwrdst. "5*C/e.Dewan, John, (Ellen), flagman,h. 5 Metallic.2 Dewey, Alganeto, spinner, r. 262 Prospect. 3jj -Davis Printing Co.—E. B. Dewey, C. W. Davis—job printers, 314 j.^.• JJ Cherry. 3"Q Edwin B., (Lorena C.)—Dewey-Davis Printing. Co., 314 Cherry—h. "3 c310 Crossman. ^^^•j (6 Ellen, widow A. D., h. 405 Winsor. •—;^J Fred W., (Kittie J.), printer, h. 22 Fluvanna. *Martin, (Petra), carpenter, h. 262 Prospect.H3 Russell, (Dora), clerk, h. 306 Liberty. ^^S Vern, meat cutter, r. 28 Kingsbury. ^Er "l Diamond, Annie, spinner, r. 786 East 2nd.o_]^•^ Catherine,^spinner, r. 786 East 2nd. PCharles, (Anna), dyer, h. 786 East 2nd.IT!Diamond Furniture Co.—Pres., A. P. Olson; Sec. and Treas., Henry F. "^Love—mfrs. parlor and library tables, 66-70 Taylor.Occident Diamond Diangelis, Dickerson, restaurant, Antonio, Flour— Lotta, dressmaker, (Mary), L. l^lsZd,iTraateed A. Clark, bookbinder, rms. prop., 280 South h. 15443 East Main. West 2nd. 2nd. to p/ease'J^»
(0ZWE CAN FIT THE TALL-THE SLIM- NELSON, The Tailor,THE STOUT-THE THIN9 We.t 3rd St.84 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYFINE SILKS AND DRESS GOODSThe lowestpr,ces at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.Dickinson, Charles H., (Nellie M.), clerk, h. 842 Prendergast.Doering J., electrician, r. 842 Prendergast.*"! Sarah, h. 1021 North Main. Q^m} Dickson, Alfred, h. 617 Lakeview Ave. QAi Carrie, r. 617 Lakeview Ave. ^»,mm Charles, (Christine J.), carpenter, h. 35 Linden.*< Ellen J., r. 35 Linden.Elmer, student, r. 35 Linden.£JL DICKSON, FRANK L., (Lucy)—Jamestown Roofing Co., 120 E. 3rd—h. 1202 J^JPrendergast Ave.^QGust A., (Fredeberg), carpenter, h. 226 Broadhead.Vmi Lillian, r. 617 Lakeview Ave.Qrt Mabel C, r. 66 Hazzard. ""^Myrtie, r. 617 Lakeview. , ^|Diehl, Herman, refracting optician, 305 Main, bds. Humphrey House. ^1(/) Diffenderfer, Francis S., (Mary), electrician, h. 41 Thayer. K,CDimocco, Pietro, laborer, bds. over 4 Main.^Dinkel, Albert, laborer, bds. 14 Fluvanna.^• Dinsmore, Daisy, waitress, r. Humphrey House. ^",S . . \}I 1 THE These Corsets cannot break at the waist. Stout people will find thatfr\ -^ —^ they give good satisfaction, wear longer than other makes of corsets.Jj* l^reSCO L-OrSet The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. Third St.*H Dipone, Antonius, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. (/)T* Diprani, Agostius, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. CbODix, Ada, domestic, r. 412 West 6th. (bDoane, Edward, (Carrie), driver, h. 22 East 2nd.^T J Dodge, Charles J., phonographs, rms.. 819 Spring. C^^ Doering, Henry A., (Daisy), Sec. and Treas. Lynndon Lumber Co., h. 539 QVWest 3rd. p.a\ Dole, Carrie E., home baking, 626 East 2nd, h. 713 East 2nd. IL^^JJ Dolores, Sister M., music teacher, r. 205 West 5th. I ^Dominico, Rainere, laborer, bds. over 4 Main,n 9Dommainolo, Antonio, r. 810 West 8th.\jj Donberg, Victor, blacksmith, h. over 262 Forest. QE Donaldson, Carrie J., milliner, r. over 157 Barrows. QDonelson's Cash Grocery—E. A. Donelson, Prop.—New Gifford Bldg., 2 ff\E-Sophia, widow Osoar, dressmaker, h. over 157 Barrows.Brooklyn Square.•Donato, Frank, (Mamie), fruit peddler, h. 36 HarrisonDonelson, Edward, (Anna), driver, h. 14 Colfax.Elmer A., (Mildred L.)—Donelson's cash grocery, 2 New GiffordBldg.—h. 28 Broadhead.Donlon, Delia E., clerk, r. 114 Steele.Ella M., clerk, r. 114 Steele.Ellen, widow Rody, r. 114 Steele.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and House Furnishings.
THE LARc3FEDTRvAWa^riT STOCK The A. D. Sharpe Co. £• . _|JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 85 a, >Pianos *£!£!££.,• and all kinds of Danielson's, n„«:«1,,««>« 1 Main H/I»:^ St. C* CO 3Donnelly, Ella C, widow Edward J., h. 211 West 3rd._,John, (Anna), laborer, h. 24 Richmond place.IjDoolittle, Amy A., stenographer, r. 338 East 3rd. [Iy* Edward J., (Olive L.), harnessmaker, r. 324 Liberty.^) DOOLITTLE, GEORGE S., (Ida May)—Odell & Doolittle, 344 East 3rd—h. C^ 49 Grant. §^ James B., (Vinnie S.), insurance, h. 324 Liberty. 55N Laura, widow Ezra, h. 338 East 3rd. 5•%•rnJ^ Dorasty, Vasel, cook, rms. 18 East 2nd.oflQ Dorman, Elizabeth, widow William P., h. 37% 10th.O^" Ethel M., student, r. 16 10th. Z% DORMAN, FREDERICK A., (Mary I.), florist,16 10th, h. do. »O J. Thomas, machine hand, r. 37% 10th. Ot/j William L., (Tina), commercial traveler, h. 125 Euclid. 3^ Dorn, Charles H., mfr. horse food, 59 Taylor, bds. 53 Prospect. IJS DORN, DEXTER D., (Emma B.), lawyer, rms. 40-41 New Fenton Bldg., h. > §•»«, 47 Baker. H dSi*«< Edith M., clerk, r. 338 East 3rd. '. ; ; o-\ C fn»^_ Emma M., STYLES widow George set the A., fashion h. .28 for Harrison. women, in Cloaks Suits and Skirts O O _ X^**Sold only by c 2 roGeorge N., The (Laura Abrahamson-Bigelow F.), carpenter, h. 338 East Co., 3rd. 114-116-118 W. Third St. > < -< c— ^ — ^ — — ^ ^ — ^ _ _ -riDorothy, George B., (Mary R.), saw filer,h. 36 Harrison. jjj 3JDorsey, George H., (Lucy W.)—Win. H. Dorsey & Son, bath parlors, under > n20 West 3rd—r. 617 Spring. ^William H., (Mary F.), coachman, h. 617 Spring. I J)Doty, Emmett W., (Minnie), real estate, h. 804 Main. c 2Marcus, commercial traveler, rms. over 34 Main. S 3)DOUBLEDAY, JOHN W., (Nellie C.)—Empire Worsted Mills, 31-43 Water— m oh. 344 East 4th. H "•Sybel R., r. 344 East 4th ' | >Dow, Douglas, Alberta Dorothy G.. r. C, 72 milliner, Allen. r. 6 Cross.2 < O £Douglass, Charles James It B., , (Eleanor (Lottie), J.), constable, Pres. National h. 33 10th. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> County Bank, h. " _|Minnie 72 Allen. L., teacher, r. 33 10th.r ? o ^Dowan, Carl, (Anna), emp. J. & C. R. R., r. 925 Washington.i O oh. 14 Weeks. °Fred, paperhanger, bds. flat F Kent block, 27 Forest Ave. *jDowney, Nellie, adjt. Salvation army, r. 123 East 3rd.Downs, Albert H., (Anna), commercial traveler, rms. 324 Foote Ave. PHarold, (Anna W.), loomfixer, h. 495 South Main.> ZOccident Flour. The Best and Guaranteed to Please. 2.All Grocers Sell it. 7S
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g £ S S S , . 0 S S £ S : The A. D. Sharpe Co. $JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY87 J5Phonographs at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main Street. IDuffy, Catherine, stenographer, r. 520 Crescent. ^»Christopher, (Margaret), shoemaker, h. 520 Crescent.^1^J Margaret, r. 520 Crescent. &£» Dugan, Charles B., (Caroline A.), insp. dining cars Erie R. R., r. 405 W. 3rd. ffc••*» Duncan, Elora, waitress, rms. 23 Allen Sq. Bldg., over 121 Main.Q Dunderdale, Etta M., weaver, r. 110 Foote Ave.a(^ Herbert, textile worker, bds. 110 Foote Ave. &2James, (Mary), machinist, h. 110 Foote. !**-Jjfl Dunham, Alfred, (Anna W.), bookkeeper, h. 421 East 2nd.•Q) Florence, clerk, r. 22 Bast 2nd.© Mabel A., r. 53 McKinley Ave.£> Pearl A., clerk, r. 54 11th.n) Robert L., (Ruth), commercial traveler, h. 54 11th.Q Dunihue, William J., (Clara A.), photographer, 56 Prospect, h. 44 Broadhead.Dunn, Francis, (Maude), bookkeeper, h. 413 West 6th.Henry, (Mary), laborer, h. 421 Livingston.Jane, widow John, h. 10 West 4th.John W., (Delia), metalworker, h. 293 Livingston.Durano, Alene, clerk, r. over 341 South Main.Joseph, (Helen), cook, h. over 341 South Main.t^p* Thomson's "GLOVE-FITTWG" Corset ^^^ The oldest, most reliable and best known Corset in the World. ^^HO The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116=118 W. Third St. (w|^^ Durfee, Chessie, stenographer, r; 313 North Main. ^*
Hard, honest, hand-sewing in every suit that 'NELSON makes. That's why theycan't loose their shape.9 West Third Street.88 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYTHE P. M. JOHNSON CO.Reliable Dry Goods, Suits and Carpets.roEP E. E. E D D Y . General Insurance 0K 16 EAST THIRD STREET. ©*J EAGLE CAFE—Klumpp & Cole—under 217 Main. _Qj Eagle Foundry & Machine Co., 115 J. & G. Ave. H.^ Eagle Furniture Co.—Pres., John G. Hallstrom; Sec. and Treas., C. H. fhJ^ Erickson, 124-126 Steele. Qj^m Hose Co., No. 2, 28 Fenton place. D -^Earl, Clyde R., woodworker, r. 29% 11th.tot_ j Eastman, Henry Charles S., (Sarah), J., (Hulda), tinner, lumber h. 29% measurer, 11th. h. 21 Peterson. *m•^£ Ella, weaver, bds. under 311 Allen. *WEmil, (Lena C), machine hand, h. 152% Park.OK_< Gottleib, harnessmaker, r. 26 Center. K.'^T Henry A., (Lilla F.), physician, 208 Lafayette, h. do. rZ Every Garment Vi ^£bL a JEl^ea.Bw ^W^s. JL=m» rcJI .^ —a. Sold only by >^*^ Guaranteedto 1 wo Seasons Give %iLyaH TM WMSr„?»»'w?W» O 1 fT (^'^IC teJ^B ^tt»FW allyiyKPjKl %f t»«m^ ABRAHAMSON- BllJbLUW (J J^ ^ Two Satisfactory Season's WWM?^?!«SrV*lij^'^ ^ l^ti^l^^Sk^COKTS-^^xL^^^ ^b^P C3 W ,Jj^B^^ BIGELOW 114-.16-118 CO. < ^^*< .^M „ .. Wear. .- . -«HaMBifr8gii*SurTS-SKIgTST*iH|r|| W W FASHION FAULTl-ESBj^V-nATC^S*- *»~^#•W ^^ west ThirdStreet _* __..r -5FOR. -WELL PRESSED.WOMENEaton, Caroline, widow C. P., r. 65 Fairmount._,.,!_, Vera D. M., nurse, rms. 17 East 6th. 3^^ Ebel, Julius E., pianomaker, r. 916 North Main.\J\ EBEL, JULIUS G. M., (Elizabeth), pianomaker, 340 Steele, h. 916 Main. _J» « Eberman, Judd A., (Ruth Lewis), bookkeeper; 19-23 Briggs, h. 4 Price. \-J,mm Ralph L., (Florence Smith), draughtsman, h. over 144 Allen. ?VaJ Eckberg, Adolph F., (Annie), shoemaker, h. 15 Cowden place. ^• Arvid W., (Clara), draughtsman, h. 322 Price. ^Um Axel, (Mary C.)—Alliance Furn. Co., 611-615 Allen—h. 18 Sherman. 2-JCarl A., (Selma A.), machine hand, h. 34 Victoria.5J*^ Charles G., (Anna L.), cabinetmaker, h. over 415 Newland Ave. j^J^\ Magnus, (Mary. A.), lumberman, h. 16 Charles. \/jEckdahl, Augusta, widow Andrew, r. 516 Allen.Thure, (Helen), piano tuner, h. 106 Stowe.Q7Ecker, Louis, (Nora), teamster, h. 20 West 7th.ZEckerberg, Axel, (Fredricka), piano finisher,h. over 205 Allen. p\|Eckholm, David, (Sophia), laborer, h. Fairmount, beyond limits.Otto, (Eva), metalworker, h. over 136 Weeks.mmEckloff, George J., (Alice C), cabinetmaker, h. 371 Foote Ave.J^Julius N., machine hand, bds. 371 Foote.^If you want the Best and Cheapest in Fishing Tackle or Sporting UJCLARK Goods, HARDWARE come to CO. THE Hardware LINDHOLM and Mill VARIETY Supplies, HALL, ' 110 E. 2d. I/)
a3 CLOaGKLSovSEnoSs'.ERv.bDJAMESTOWN DIRECTORYThe A. D. Sharpe Co.Latest Music at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main St. |u. >tf\ Ecklund, Alice M., spinner, r. 612 Foote Ave. -\Anna, domestic, rms. 621 Lakeview Ave. j,_J Charles G., (Jennie M.), carpenter, h. 612 Foote Ave. Zmm Elmer, h. over 227 South Main.a, Edward, finisher, r. 311 Newton.-\^Fred, (Carrie), fireman,h. 311 Newton.^> Gust G., blind and screenmaker, bds. 612 Foote Ave. . mJennie, spinner, r. 311 Newton.oMyrtie, duffer, r. 612 Foote Ave. -Eckman, Albert, (Sigrid), finisher,h. over 12 Fairfield. OAnna, domestic, bds. 525 East 2nd.JCecelia, weaver, r# 206 McKinley Ave.CECKMAN, CHARLES L., (Agnes), Sec. and Treas. Breed-Johnson Furn. Co., >h. 217 East 8th. £Q Charles W., (Christine), vice president Chadakoin Furn. Co., h. 545 CO Allen. >^J Ernest, (Mary), metalworker, h. 109 Colfax. g•« George I., spring weaver, bds. 545 Allen. CCO Gust, carpenter, h 614 East 2nd. 5+j or every description zw ECKMAN, JOHN A., (Edvena)—Jamestown School of Music, over 302 Main; -x__i Pres. Breed-Johnson Furn. Co.—h. 41 Van Buren. «.^^ >"ZZ John "U., (Christine), metalworker, h. 13 Front. gCJ John, (Libbie), drygoods, r. 832 Washington. m^^COLuther, furniture foreman, bds. 20 Linden. -H^m) Nels P., (Mary), aristo worker, h. 206 McKinley Ave. 2C Nels P., engineer, h. 20 Linden Ave. z(Tj Oscar, metalworker, r. 206 McKinley Ave.Reuben, spring weaver, bds. 545 Allen.oEckstedt, Carl W., (Caroline), woodworker, h. 119 Bowen.o Ellen V., spinner, r. 119 Bowen.Eckstrom, A. Luther, (Annette), clerk, h. 23 Orchard.
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Always buy your Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPE CO. 2: : ftJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 91 {3C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. -1 Main St. JvqQ Edwardson, Emil, (Caroline), foreman, h. over 118 King. JJ^ Eggleston, Adelbert, painter, r. 726 East 7th. gj*Allyn, foreman comber, r. 726 East 7th.mmK^ Cora M., clerk, r. over 24 Cowing. m>.*^ Frank L., (Florence), woolsorter, h. 118 Tower. j3~^i Fred, (Edith), carpenter, h. 375 Foote Ave. Jj James, (Velma), commercial traveler, h. over 24 Cowing. (|Qmm Joseph, foreman comber, r. 726 East 7th. QQm**« Mary, widow Marshall, h. 726 East 7th. Oto. Eidens, Clarence, musician, r. 13 East 2nd.^J John, (Margaret), h. over 35 Fairmount Ave.John G., (Pattie), carpenter, h. 13 East 2nd.fj.* Eisenberg, Daniel (Florence F.), retired, h. 172 Chandler.
^ The trimmings and workmanship we NELSON The Tailor{f\ put into your suit are the very best. 9 West Third St.»^ 92 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY.S Long Silk Gloves, the cheapest at«C!THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.^**" ELLIOTT, CHARLES H., (Emma J.)—Vice Pres. and Mgr. Gage Furn. Co.— W•*** h. 220 Crossman. Qj| GAGE FURNITURE COMPANY §-. Furniture Carpets Crockery &2 to^ 13-19 E. THIRD STREET JAMESTOWN, N. Y. /pC. Harley, draughtsman, r. 220 Crossman.Eliz^ jeth M., widow Henry, r. 85 Prospect.Fred, teacher, r. 528 East 2nd.JOEllis, Albert A., (Alice), R. R. fireman, h. 110 Catlin.Allen H., clerk, r. 200 Hallock.•0(jAnthony, (Josephine), bookkeeper and estimator, 24 Steele, r. 64 Fairmount Ave. &—#George H., (Elena A.), warpdresser, h. 54 Franklin.Ml mGeorge S., wagonmaker, bds. 10 Steele.Henry L., (Olga), woodcarver, h. 104 Catlin.WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSETThe proper corset for white dresses. Launders as perfectly as lingerie. flftTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO. 114-116-118 W. THIRD STREET -f.Jane, r. 763 East 2nd. mnt^ John, Erie yardman, r. 103 Weeks. P^^. John F., (Lizzie), woodworker, h. 13 Cook Ave. A^-< Margaret, telephone operator, r. 54 Franklin. ^"^ Victor C, clerk, r. 216 West 7th.^^ William, laborer, r. 13 Cook.0S^J Ellison, Abner, (Sarah J.), h. 220 Fulton. JT**w Andrew, (Charlotte), inspector 95 J. & G. Ave., h. Fairmount Ave., f '•^beyond limits.(L Carl, (Christina), painter, h. 301 Crescent.» — Ellison, Edward H., draughtsman, r. Fairmount, beyond limits.i*~J Ernest R., (Hilma), dyer, h. 36 Sampson.UiJ Hulda, domestic, r. 82 Prospect.0Q^ Joseph E., draughtsman, r. Fairmount beyond limits. QOliver F., machinist, r. Fairmount, beyond limits. J,•-. Robert B., modeler, r. Fairmount beyond limits. M)f* Ellsworth, Ida A., stenographer, r. 45 Maple. JJ[^- Mabel, domestic, r. 45 Maple. [1]-JusBlmberg, Anna, domestic, r. 301 Lincoln.Elmer, Algot, carpenter, bds. 505 Winsor.Elof, metalworker, bds. 505 Winsor.Reinhold, (Hannah), machine hand, h. over 524 Allen.2 CLARK HARDWARE CO. Builders' Hardware.
The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. THE A. D. SHARPE CO.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 93oEverything Musical at DANIELSON'S. COW Elmquist, Arnold A., (Helen M.), cutter, h. 126 Park. 7sH^ Embler, Harriett, clothmender, r. over 45 Hazzard. "'>Jane E., widow John, h. over 45 Hazzard. 2k^ Katherine, weaver, r. over 45 Hazzard. > o^N Emerson, James G., (Lillie M.), barber, h. 45 Harrison. -< _JtJ Emley, John, emp. baggage room Erie R. R., rms. 211 West 2nd.zjj Emmett, Aaron, (Eliza), polisher, h. 31 Hazzard. • >(W Emmott, Edwin R., spinning overlooker, bds. 116 Harrison. P > "OC Xw The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. w!Fnnst z m5; nry 'Endress, William F., (Dora W.)—<strong>Chautauqua</strong> .Refrigerating Co., 66 Foote OAve.—h. 416 North Main.23Jto Engberg, John A., (Bretalina), laborer, h. over 524 Allen. 5 co^^" John TrvJlTi B., "R (Anna), f Annul finisher, finiehon h. Ti over niroT 400 Aftti Allen. AIIoti O _•S Josephine, clothmender, r. over 524 Allen.-"t mQ Engle, Gust, sander, bds. 61 Harrison. fc J5Q N. Edgar, (Mary), insurance Agt., h. 24 12th. S-n^S rn "nEnglish Lutheran Church, 16 West 4th. co >>^ Englund, Oscar, (Bertha), laborer, h. 1208 East 2nd. O O50 Richard, piano tuner, r. 21 Bush. S >,Q) Z S- Engman, C. Eugene, metalworker, r. 574 Willard. - g;Ernest, laborer, r. 5 Maplewood.Z ij- Florence, r. 302 Willard. ' >John, (Signa), carpenter, h. 5 Maplewood.• _}John C. J. F., (Hilma), shipping clerk, h. 574 Willard.^Jonas E., (Amanda), painter, h. 38 Willard.ZJ. E., Mrs. millinery, 38 Willard, h. do. °Jonas P., farmer, h. 511 Allen.dCtrr'iAont William, galvanizer, Flnnr r. HAS 5 Maplewood.P*0VEN ITS worth if the price is higher jj2VA/Uuem. Engquist, John A., i lour (Emma), machinist, than others, h. 858 purdy Spring. bros, Dfcwbuto" m
Have NELSOM make your_ ir clothes^ clothes. Correct styles. Best of tailor- tailoring.9 West Third Street. 7T|mC 94 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY•J3Engstrom, Carl G., veneerworker, bds. 819 Newland.Charles, (Salinda), lumber handler, h. 114 Price.1Gust, (Louise C), veneerworker, h. 819 Newland Ave.John, (Jennie), foreman cabinetmaker, h. 228 Prospect.cJohn, tailor, rm. 9, New Warner block.JJJ"John E., (Ida), finisher,h. over 103 Camp. }uuiEngwall, Charles, (Josephine), tailor, h. under 107 Hazzard.fl\-Hjalmar, (Emma), packer, h. 6 Willis.COgJohn, (Anna), metalworker, h. 64 Tower.Q. Ida, weaver, r. 69 Tower.I- Mary, Mrs., h. 69 Tower.CD2 Otto, (Hulda), woodworker, h. 27 Weeks.D310 Engwood, Charles, (Emma), laborer, h. 5 Orchard. ^^ Ennis, Thomas, (Elizabeth), butcher, h. 133 Euclid. QfQI-J.EnterpriseEnterpriseFurnitureWorsted Mills—E.Co., J. &J.G.Ashwell,Ave.Wilton Hall—Hunt road. W Raymond W., (Minnie), machinist, h. over 120 Hall. |fQco " 3 "" Samuel C, (Ella M.), Gen. Mgr. and Treas., F. M. Curtis Co., 716-718 ft\CO in Charles, (Olive), emp. Nelson & Co., h. 809 Jefferson. N"gj Charles, (Anna H.), gluer, h. 47 Hedges. ftO Charles, (Carolina), h. 66 Chapin. a52 Charles, (Emma), moulder, h. under 41 Chapin. j»& Charles J., (Josephine), machine hand, h. 115 Hedges. H.
g> Silks. Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. P. SHARPE CO,0 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 95f Everything Mnsical at DANIELS ON'S 3^ Erickson, Chester E., steel casemaker, r. 132 Barrett. —jChristine, widow August, domestic, h. under 429 Allen.•."•C. Christian, laborer, bds. 8 Hanley .J2 C. Herman, (A. Cecelia), Sec. and Treas. Eagle Furn. Co., h. 408 E. 5th. ^J3 Clifton C, metalworker, r. 309 Fairmount, —iQQ C. Oscar, (Eba), cabinetmaker, h. 100 Pearl. 2Edith, domestic, bds. 412 Spring. £*[K Eleanor, Edwin, (Alvira), dressmaker, cloth r. finisher,h. 105 Cross. 476 Willard.. • Elizabeth, domestic, rms. 410 Lakeview Ave.*N Elma, domestic, 272 South Main. £")Elmer, (Anna), steel casemaker, h. 118 King.OElvera, millhand, r. 105 Cross.gEmma, domestic, bds. 64 Fairmount. Emil, (Emily), brickmason, h. 52 Blanchard.qEric, r. 114 Bush. ' *"*»Eric, (Sofie), carpenter, h. 30 McKinley.OEric, (Catherine E.), sander, h. over 102 Water.^Eric, millhand, bds. over 12 Crown. —iC : ^^ TVl» Matrix P l l f W waves and curls the hair in 10 to 15 min-J^» 1 11C lTldgl^ V^Ul 1CI uteg( without heat, while you are dressing ($'*•* or traveling. THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. Third Street, g^* Eric, textileworker, bds. over 12 Crown. —.Q) Eric, tailor, bds. 40 Union Ave. jjj."*o Eric, (Carrie), casemaker, h. over 10 Seymour. g"Erlin, metalworker, bds. over 10 Seymour. 3Esther, domestic, r. 404 East 5th.W( FlorenceGust, (Anna),J., clerk,carpenter,r. 17 Bush.h. 105 Cross.•rp. Frank,Gust, (Hannahlaborer,L.)—Swansonr. over 28 Derby.& Erickson, 6 Main—h. Ill Mechanic. ^?•>, George,Helen, widowcarpenter,Gust,bds.h. 346102Willard.Broadhead. ^""ZLHenry, (Alma), turner, h. 56 Vega.ZZHilda, spinner, r. 47 Hedges. ^«Hilmar, cabinetmaker, bds. 123 Prospect.[T]Jessie, weaver, bds. 8 Fairfield. —
ALTERATIONS, REPAIRING, Make the NELSON, 9 W. Third Street f*CLEANING, PRESSING. like new. Home Phone 137-b. Over the Greeks L'G96 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY Cfi'^P•^ CENTEMERI KID GLOVES are the best—soft, elastic, §*§ durable. Sold at The P. M. JOHNSON CO. »Qj Erickson, John P., r. 47 Hedges. ^Q$ John, (Ida), finisher,h. 300 Barrows. JtiJonas, (Mary), machinist, h. 494 Crescent.mm*>i Josephine, widow August, h. 17 Bush. CDj^ J. Mayne, tinsmith, r. 309 Fairmount. tmmm Judith, weaver, r. 38 Vega. ff*^*LarsT:oroJ.,T(Cora(fl..nra 17!E.),1barber,Viat*>»o.runderiTnriG-rNo.NTri1 NewMowGifford
HCarpets, Curtains, Draperies, Shades. THE A. D. Sharpe Co.»D JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 97
~ NELSON'S TAILOR SHOP .)£?££$& 9 W. Third StC 98 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY•J5 : • m*5T FAMOUS (THE)—Clothing, hats, caps and gents' furnishings, 5-7 Main. I(See adv.)Q£^J Fancher, Leon L. (Kate), lawyer, h. 612 Murray. ^\^| Faris, William (Georgia), harnessmaker, h. 128 East 2d.Farlee, Edith H., music-teacher, r. 152 Allen.Fred L., commercial traveler, h. 152 Allen.a: Nellie C, vocal teacher, r. 152 Allen.X*ui Farling, Ira, lumberman, r. 1351-2 Chandler. OF Farlin, Peter A., (Augusta), Farlin's restaurant, 10 W. 3rd, h. 315 W. 3rd. Q—.^__—_^———^—^—^—^——^————^——————^—— mm° Farlin's Bakery and Restaurant ^jg!NOTED FOR CLEANLINESS ANDOTHE BEST OF SERVICE0.3Ul . 10 West Third Street.ICCCy"~ uj Farm, Charles, veneerworker, bds. 105 Park.enjfj-1 Charles A., finisher, r. 219 East 1st. j£< > Daniel A. (Christine M.), h. 219 East 1st.- JJJ{•} z John A. (Emma), emp. Grand Union Tea Co., h. 41 11th. «jjCC 2 Mary, r. 219 East 1st.n Oscar F. (Amanda V.), veneerworker, h, 24 Derby. ^< o-J "» » ^^m*S*' Garments are moderate because all Z— The prices on VvOOllfeX materials are purchased in enormous5 '' g,"1^ quantities. Sold only by JJoj THE JiBRAHJiMSOX-BIGELOU) CO., 114, 116, 118 West Third. St. mccO!jj Farman, Edith, r. 30 Cross. mcc E. Frank, retired, h. 30 Cross. ft2j Mary C, student, r. 30 Cross. l>Farr, Helen, widow Francis H., r. 9 South Thayer.oNellie D., teacher, r. 30 Cross.£j Faulkner, Alta A., widow Manley J., r. 406 West 2d,3^ Henry (Lena), moulder, h. 372 Buffalo. mq Herman J., laborer, r. 406 West 2d. *•"Faurot, William, (Temmie A.), laborer, h. Walnut Grove,o^ Faust, Gust, bds. 257 Falconer. 5Q"O Mathilda, domestic, r. 27 Allen. ft)2 Favazzo, Guiseppa, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. HI— FaWbert, Emma, widow Charles, h. 105 Water.OCharles E. (Clara)), warper, h. 105 Water.>"» Cissy, clothdrawer, r. 105 Water.0Richard, moulder, bds. 105 Water.0Wright, student, bds. 105 Water.OFay, John (Helen), customcutter, h. 11 Liberty.P5CMayme, dressmaker, rms. 122 West 3rd.f/Jovi William, candymaker, rms. 404 Lafayette. •^} Will, metalpolisher, rms. 215 West 2nd.C Clark Hardware Co. Stoves and Furnaces
THE BEST COOMAT THE LOWEST ^fl A p SHARpE (JQ^Q JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 99 5J° C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. 0!^ ffi 2••J* Feather, Charles (Ellen S.), deputy revenue collector, h. 316 Lincoln. wI/) George E., (Henrietta), vice pres. Greenwood Worsted mills, h. 808JJ Spring. ZTiQQGladys, bookkeeper, bds. 216 Hazzard. £3Mary, Mrs., rms. 808 Spring. (DRichard (Kate), finisher,h. over 13 Hazzard. m^Fee, William J. (Anna), oildriller, h. 33 West 9th.^Feldt, Ellen, domestic, r. 117 East 6th.fl>Gunnar, packer, bds. 267 Broadhead. ^?fr* Richard, bds. 267 Broadhead. mmFelt, Charles (Amanda), clerk, h. 115 Fulton.qjFrank A., assistant cashier, 1st Nat. Bank, r. 115 Fulton.JJOrville J. (Florence), h. 612 Monroe. r*ti Felting, John (Ida), brickmason, h. 1009 Main.^j'""^ Fengar, Mary E., widow Alvan, violinist, h. 6 Sampson._Jj Ruah M., r. 6 Sampson. P irj Fenner, Caroline, domestic, r. 230 Price. % ^T•*• Elizabeth, Mrs., h. 962 Washington. m]"^ Jane, Mrs., h. 16 West 9th. H'^#j Nathaniel J., (Thankful), boots and shoes, 800 Main, h. 820 N. Main. .CC Latest things in LACE, NET and RUFFLED CURTAINS •m~ DRAPERIES and CURTAIN MATERIALS by the yao-dZThe ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., West Third StreetCOQJ Fenton, Anna J., stenographer, r. over 107 Ripp.^^ Anna M., widow Henry M., h. over 115 Crossman.& Andruss,—Elliott A. Fenton, George A. Andruss, photographers, 41) Forest Ave.GO Corissande E., h. 317 East 2nd.«3 Dana, h. over 107 Kipp.O Edgar A. (Metta M.), emp. Wells Fargo Exp., h. 113 Lakeview.JZ Elliott A. (Helen L.)—Fenton & Andruss, 4 Forest Ave.—h. 215 Cross- ^• man.q Emily, Mrs., bds. 135 Catlin. ^*+m Emory W. (Louise), engineer, h. 1392 East 2nd. ^S—^ George T. (Lelia Yates), commercial traveler, h. 404 West 5th. ^Q^ Grace, artist, r. 1392 East 2nd. Jjjj{rt Harry W., real estate, r. 509 Prendergast.Q Lawrence A. (A. Eugenia), photographer, h. 324 East 3rd.tf\ Lillian, mill hand, r. 6 Institute.Louis A. (Mildred B.), bookkeeper, bds. over 30 Derby.ZZ Lucy A., widow Edward F., h. 303 Foote.QLulu, bookkeeper, r. 1392 East 2nd.Mabel A., r. 324 East 3rd.JTJ Martin L. (Alice T.), real estate, h. 509 Prendergast.Q Naoma, widow George, r. over 117 Lincoln.ff\ Thomas J., (Evangeline), lumberman and farmer, h. 169 South Main.occWenTplour. PURDY BROS., Distributors.
T \ [ 1W*»1»^>»« Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens.• IN. llClSOn.9 W. Third St., over the Greeks.100 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYF,NAVDANAPK'fNNsBN The P. M. Johnson Co.Xf) Feran, Galtano, laborer, bds. over 4 Main.£— Gewanio, laborer, bds. over 4 Main.^—< Feranzer, George, clerk, bds. over 121 Main.*^ Ferguson, George (Flora E.), veneerworker, h. Fairmount, bey. limits.*J Fern, Mary, weaver, r. 4111-2 Cherry. • £/}Qj Femsldes, Herman, bds. 953 East 2nd. |^»^•A Fernstrom, Nels P. (Madsine), shipping clerk, h. 408 Barrett. " (fcFerrin, John P. (Mary E.), traveling salesman, h. 629 Prendergast. ^Sarah, widow Stephen, r. 615 West 7th.*Ferry, Maurice, finisher,bds. 10 Martin road.c3Sheldon C, Capt, retired, r. 344 1-2 East 4th.jjj*Truman, C. (Amelia E.), farmer, h. 10 Martin road. • I^^ Fette, Charles, printer, rms. 1110 Prendergast. ^'S3>WH Henry, metalworker, r. 124 Euclid. ^CQ Fetterley, Mary E., r. 17 College, ijjj"^ Fidler, Alfred F., (Adelia L.), commercial traveler, h. 525 Lakeview. ^»jf*j A. Howard, commercial traveler, r. 525 Lakeview. gjBefore Buying an UMBRELLA see that M . . , , 317 ... .. Never gets out or order—saves k^^^ it has theJ17?^^ wear on gloves 'and fingers. \iiThe Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 83C SMi^Ha'^9^^^Hy|H]HB SOLD BYU 2Qtu CENTURY UMBRELLA RUHNER m-iie-us w. Third St. g*CCjC3 Field, Elizabeth M., r. 104 Washington. f"*"CC Frank B. (Kate P.), manufacturer, h. 412 Spring. JSD FIELD, LEONARD J., (Florence L.)—Field & Wright Co., 100-108 Main— f»f.qh. 854 Prendergast.m Mary, bookkeeper, bds. 5 Strong. ^J. FIELD, MARY M.—Sec'y Field & Wright Co., 100-108 Main—h. 5 Strong.^ Virginia A., r. 104 Washington.QFIELD & WRIGHT CO.,—Carpets and draperies, 100-108 Main.E Fieldhouse, Joseph, (Mary J.), spinner, h. 20 Franklin. .^CCJ Figestrom, Fields, Jennie, August, Mrs., r. domestic, 1055 Main. h. over 150 Lakin.»_: C QQ;U Fillipo, Sadie, Sricari, weaver, laborer, r. over bds. 150 over Lakin. 4 Main. V'JFindlay, Alexanderiana M., r. 10 Axtel. 3Grace, r. 10 Axtel. *John N., Jr., draughtsman, bds. 10 Axtel.u JO John N., blacksmith shop, 68 Foote, bds. 10 Axtel.Mary E., stenographer, r. 10 Axtel.Finley Mfg. Co. (The)—P. A. Finley, pres. and treas., Mrs. chiffoniers anddressers, 120 Steele.Owen—Finley Mfg Co., 120 Steele—h. 537 East 5th.Peter A.—The Finley Mfg. Co., 120 Steele—h. 537 East 5th.CLARK HARDWARE CO.Fine Cutlery and Tools.
Made in various shapes to conform with the natural figure,and with regard to the most ap- ? -|S f i S S . ' S & K V . The A. D. Sharpe Co. |
jj BARGAINS IN HOUSES AND LOTS.f> CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING..ST 102 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYg : c C< Milton J. (Nettie), principal high school, h. 5 East. Ofim ~3Thomas, carpenter, h. 405 Foote.> William H. (Mabel), mgr. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> teachers' agency, h. and office a- 424 Winsor.< Flickinger, Eugene, (Celestia), roofer, r. 112 Price.Ida B., telephone operator, r. 112 Price.01SJoseph E., (Mintie), metalworker, h. 309 Price.I- Leonora, textile operative, r. 112 Price. fflO Flickinger, Mary M., textile operative, r. 112 Price. J|Q£ Flindt, Arthur, emp. Lakeview Gose gardens, bds. 154 J. & G. »^I ui Flink, Gust (Matilda), brickmaker, h. 133 Crescent.WD q Flint, Frank B., (Hulda C), washing machine maker, h. Allen beyond Buffalo.2 U Florida, B. F. (Margaret) engineer Buffalo St. Pumping Station, h. 930 E. 2d fljo» o Flower, Jay C. (Eva), mattressmaker, h. 44 Bush. mi.5 Jerry J. (Hattie M.), mason, h. 44 Bush.w Pearl, stenographer, r. 44 Bush. taiid Kleinert's Juno These shields contain no rubber. Perfectly odorless.u rtvAe Ql>iA1^1 The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co.i uress OnieiuS. m-m-m west nird st.o02 Fogerlund, Nels, carpenter, bds. 126 Sampson.> Fogle, Fogerstrom, Cora A., Seth, spinner, metalworker, r. 818 Jefferson. bds. 222 McKinley.mSimon (Mary E.), oil producer, h. 818 Jefferson.Folcker, Carl T. (Hulda P.), foreman finisher, h. 13 Fenton PI.tGust, (Gustava), laborer, h. 13 15th.£? Foley, James B., emp. Art Metal Wks., r. 16 Valley.03 Katherine C, stenographer, r. 301 Livingston.© Leonora F., stenographer, r. 301 Linvingston.00"O William (Delia), laborer, h. 301 Livingston. ft)2 Winifred, r. 16 Valley. vl{Z) Folland, Anna, emp. Broadhead Mills, r. 27 11th.-^ Catherine, widow Peter, h. 27 11th. O£* Conrad, finisher, r. 27 11th. °SCZ\ Nicholas J. (Mary), confectioner, h. 327 Lincoln. £P^ IJolsom, Nellie Turnwall, singer, v. 21 West 9th. C/l••— Foote, Fred W. (Helen) clerk Postoffice, h. 49 West 10th.q Forbes, D., Marvin (Flora B.), prop. Narrow Gauge restaurant, 20 Main, h. \£/> over 20 Forest. C6? Forbush, Luther A. (Martha), poor master, h. 617 Pine. 63"O Bi< Clark Hardware Co. - • - Stoves and Ranges. £mm Mary A., clerk, r. 16 Valley.tn Mary B., bookkeeper, r. 301 Livingston.
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 103 „.THE A. P. SHARPE CO.Edison Records and Supplies at DANIELSONS. gFord, Elbert W., insurance, r. 966 Washington. rr\Elijah W., (Mary), emp. "art metal wks., h. 966 Washington.Elizabeth, r. 857 Prendergast.. George, Mrs., h. 857 Prendergast.[/] Jennie M., r. 966 Washington.ctoMarcus L., (Mary), retired, h. 400 East 6th. "^Pandele, cook, rms. 17 East 2nd. 3Robert D., metalworker, r. 966 Washington.i^ William J., (Harriett), pastor Baptist church, h. 117 Church.£N Forer, Ellsworth, (Minnie), traveling salesman, h. 1070 East 2nd.Forest, Ada," r. 267 Steele.Hubert, (Emma), loomfixer, h. 267 Steele.fcr Fornell, Charles G., student, r. 252 Prospect.Edna C, dressmaker, r. 252 Prospect.Lizzie S., weaver, r. 252 Prospect.Mary L., weaver, r. 252 Prospect.05Nicholas, (Christine), machine hand, h. 252 Prospect.Forquist, Norton, laborer, r. 107% Cheney.CO17OQQqCLOAKS, SUITS AND SKIRTS COEvery garment bearing this label is guaranteed to give two "season's satisfactory wear.Sold only byThe Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. Third StreetForsbeck, E. Alfred, (Katherine), japaner, h. 28 Derby.Hannah M., milliner, r. 28 Derby.John, (Clara), woodworker, h. over 771 Buffalo.Forsberg, Algot, metalworker, bds. 30 Sampson. .Alma, r. 9 Walnut.J"*August, (Ricka), carpenter, h. 9 Walnut.^^, August, clerk, r. 39 Stowe.
LOTS FOR SALE IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE CITY.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.104 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYThe largest assortment of fine Cloaks and Suits in the qCity at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. ,0. y$Foster, Sylvester, machine hand, r. 4 Webster.William C, (Ellen), machine hand, h. over 106 Willard.Ci05 Foti, Domenico, (Rosa), laborer, h. 143 Baker.-O.Fowler, George C, (Mary), foreman stock voting machine, h. 379 Foote. gj"James I., (Laura W.), lawyer, h. 20 Mechanic.TfFOWLER, J. SAMUEL, (Velma S.), lawyer, rms. 17-18 Wellman Bldg., h. "8304 Clinton. (See adv.) ^oL. B., Mrs., r. 312 Lafayette. yFox, Alice, r. 10 Crane.JS'Alice, picker, h. over 67 Center. y>ITAlmon, (Hannah), teamster, h. 324 Steele.0)Cassius H., (Ella), commercial traveler, h. 91 Hallock.Emma W., widow William J., r. 216 Winsor.aiFlorence M., weaver, r. 216 Winsor. Q.Francis, (Alma), emp. veneer mill, h. 705 West 8th. o »George, clerk, h. 219 Spring.mm00George E., (Nellie), clerk, r. 824 Main.Harold—Lavin & Fox, 201 Curling Harrison, Irons burn junk the dealers—bds. hair and are dangerous;v ^"^gic nair v^uncr curierstake al, day ornight to d0their 132 Harrison. other Qwork Magjc Curlers Harry take 10 R., to 15 (Helen minutes. A.), toolmaker, curlers takeT— • — r. all 216 day Winsor.night to do their work. Magic ^)THE ABRAHMSON-BIGELOW COMPANY, West Third_..Street..-j^John A., bricklayer, h. 12 Stafford. ^Joseph, teamster, bds. 108 Cook.Oed Laura, piecer, h. 13 Center.QDLMaude W., weaver, r. 216 Winsor.QNettie, Mrs., h.' 819 Spring. r/3Theodore C, (Lena), cigarmaker, h. 501 Falconer. " "Foy, Lucinda L., widow William, r. 11 Kidder. 5Raymond A., (Hattie A.), woodworker, h. over 226 Hazzard. Q\Francen, Carl, clerk, h. 219 Spring.Christine, r. 219 Spring.HIFrancis, George, (Mary), r. 107 Lincoln. 5>Francisco, Clayton, (Rosa), engineer, h. 308 East 2nd. *"*"CO Frank, Alta, r. 830 Newland. U)ILBeatrice H., r. 239 Hazzard. 5Bertha, bookkeeper, r. 208 Pine. ©Charles A., (Marcia), bartender, h. 705 West 8th. 3Davis H., r. 283 y2 South Main. O-Duane, (Elizabeth), teaming, h. 239 Hazzard. * C/5 r>Dwight D., (Esther L.), teaming, h. 283% South Main. £?Emmett A., (Cora G.), meats, 109 West 3rd, h. 103 East 2nd. £George, (Frances), milk peddler, h. 213 Broadhead.Glenn A., (Ora L.), state excise commissioner, h. 226 South Main.CLARK HARDWARE CO.Builder's HardwareHenry D., (Ora L.), clerk, h. 303 South Main.
CARPETS, CURTAINS, JL A I) ShaNte CoDRAPERaES, SHADES. * llXj rt» **. Jliai pc V^U., JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 1058 Phonographs at DANIELSONS, 1 Main Street.-KJ FRANK, JOHN J., real estate, h. 208 Pine.^John N., retired, h. 830 Newland.^^ Theodore C, (Hattie E.), foreman Holmes Awning Wks., h. 17 Hazzard.PC W. A., r. 208 Pine.ff\ Franklin, Charles O., carpenter, r. 27 West 10th.*~\ Edward S., (Katie), driver, h. 870 Washington.5k Harriett E., widow Oscar B., h. 27 10th."•"* Herbert W., student, r. 870 Washington., Frankson, Albin, (Sophia), finisher,h. over 35 Linden. o [iir^ Edwin, metalworker, bds. 155 Barrett. r1 ,^^ Frans, Thomas, printer, bds. 105 Allen. ^ O. Fransine, Carl, (Ida A.), finisher,h. 11 Partridge. " •y. Peter €., (Lena), laborer, h. 102 Prospect. " rm* Franzine, Hilly, bookkeeper, bds. Babcock House. nJJJC Frasier, George, (Christinia), boarding house, h. 800 East 2nd. p H»mi ^ >qJ C R E X r u g s AND MATTINGS iThe Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116.118 W. Third St. ^ z1> > »00 Frazer, Henry C, plasterer, h. 820 Prendergast. C H(6 Laura, r. 800 East 2nd. C c.m]cr tj%4 Fray, Clarence A., (Elizabeth), apprentice printer, h. 335 Foote. •" o>•« John A., (Louisa)—Stone & Fray, 212 East 3rd—h. 335 Foote. O 2u Freberg, Frazier, Ethel, Frank, dressmaker, (Matilda), r. laborer, 716 Lafayette. h. 29 Sturges. 2 Z I Fredlund, Bernhard, (Esther), laborer, h. 609 English. • S »(0 John, Charles (Hannah), A., (Ida S.), bricklayer, saloon, 20 h. Willard, 52 Kinney. h. over 12 Willard. Z _ 335m> Fredsall, Charles, (Nellie), finisher,h. 121 Stowe. • HQ Freeberg, Axel C, (Hannah A.), clerk, h. 541 Allen. .< >2 Freeburg, Carl E., billing clerk, r. 13 West 10th.Claus, woodcarver, bds. over 22 Forest.occidentTlour. PURDY BROTHERS, Distributors.
, ? We Want Houses in All Parts of the City for Our Customers.UWCHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.C 106 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY"(5 • : • ^^? Freeburg, Elmer, carpenter, bds. 115 Barker. iGeorge C, architect, r. 32 10th.Q£J Gust, (Anna), cabinetmaker, h. 32 10th.
g> Always buy your Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPE CO.aJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 107f C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. -1 Main St.VJ FRIEDMAN, ASHER, (Augusta), clothing, 19-21 Main, h. 311 W. 3d. (See ad.)r>3(The)—A. Friedman, Prop.—clothing, hats and furnishings, 19-21 Main. "*§ A . F R I E D M A N ?.^J* Headquarters For "1W Pine Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods219-21 MAIN STREETFriestedt, Belenda, housekeeper, r. 10 River. 3Frink, W. P., (Addie), clerk, h. over 8 South Main. (/©.(L Frisbey, Luzern L., (Emma), clerk, h. 453 West 2nd. ,*•+.Frisca, Neincia, laborer, bds. over 4 Main.i5Frisk, Ellen, chambermaid, r. Humphrey House. ' ©Hilda, chambermaid, r. Humphrey House. d.Fritz, Carl, (May), boatbuilder, h. 344 Steele.Emma, widow August, h. 117 Catlin.£i». Hulda, r. 117 Catlin. _Frizza, Frank, (Anna), h. 32 Scott.
«Real Estate of All Kinds in All Parts of Jamestown for Sale.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.108 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYC. \B., Kabo, American Lady and Thomson Glove"fitting Corsets at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.GDON E. E. E D D Y , General Insurance^t16 EAST THIRD STREET.BGactano, Conti San Angtine, h under 319 Allen.Gadden, Charles, shipping clerk, bds. 40 Cross.(DGaffengell, Imen, junk dealer, Ms. over 156 Baker.Gafvert, Gust, (Matilda), casemaker, h. 6 12th.TjL Gage, Arthur G., (Cynthia), grocer, 880 Main, h. over do. -rCQ Earl W., clerk, r. 610 Cherry. (PGeorge N., (Lillie B.), insurance agent, h. 12 Chandler.TJWilliam, (Josephine), policeman, h. 610,Cherry.juCQ GAGE FURNITURE CO.—O. L. Bloomquist, Pres.; W. L. Snow, Sec. and J",f* Treas.; C. H. Elliott, vice Pres.—13-19 East 3rd. (See adv.)T.2 G A G E F U R N I T U R E C O M P A N Y \0 Furniture Carpets Crockery «.d) 13-19 E. THIRD STREET JAMESTOWN, N. Y. jfC Every Garment •» a J0 \\ 'iS* _, feS. W "H !* Soldonlyby0Guaranteedto Give %Aa4^T% T% I *£~\&*$T ^^"••^t*H(®SBt ABRAHAMSON- rTwoSeason's WW ^^^AWm-vm^ft&jr^ ^gj&f %frWIJSjggfSB' BIGELOW CO.WeaT'5, •^^•S^SwSiKSr^^^*^^ WesV^wfd'sreeto0Gagliano, D., (Frances),FORWELLBRESSEIWOMENh. over 63 Foote.. West ThTdStreetcF., (Annie), laborer, h. 59 Foote. m*(1) S. (Giuseppe), laborer, h. over 63 Foote. f\rm* Gaiter, Benjamin, bds. 500 Pine.V* Galbraith, ElizaJ., widow GeorgeJ., h. 33 Hazzard.CQ Susan M., weaver, r. 33 Hazzard.EGale, Leon F., (Franc), machinist, h. 205 Jefferson.iThomas, teamster, bds. 21 Water.o... Galivan, Charles, r. 17 Livingston. ftQi Cornelius, (Mary), retired, h. 25 Hall. UE James, (Kate), bartender, h. over 110 Lakin.Mary, r. 17 Livingston.. ^ Thomas, cattle dealer, h. 17 Livingston./*£ William, r. 17 Livingston.J* The most reliable place to get your Fishing Tackleand Sporting Goods is at THE LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL.UP EAST SECOND STREET. HOME PHONE 12)3CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and Furnaces.
Ui """VesTo^Y.The A. D. Sharpe Co.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 109 ZCOc< Latest Music at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main St. 73Q£ I m(T Gallagher, Adaline M., r. 264 South Main. mm+ DeForest Raymond, metalworker, bds. 264 South Main. l!(f) Margaret L., widow Thomas, h. 264 South Main. pMyrtie I., bank clerk, bds. 264 South Main.mH• Ruby L., clerk, bds. 264 South Main.OJJ Galloway, Emma, r. 405 East 5th.Fred J., oil producer, r. 405 East 5th. O" John, (Sarah E.), oil producer, h. 405 East 5th. ^J^ Galoto, Joseph, laborer, h. over 10% Steele. _j^ Galtano, Pintagro, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. mGaner, Barbara, houskeeeper, bds. 830 Cherry. - 0 rGanta, Adolph, (Anna), fireman, h. over 138 Park.I mGarber, Anna, dressmaker, fa.298 East 2nd. c nGARDINER, SINGLETON, (Eva), Supt. Prudential Ins. Co., rms. 3-4-5 Gokey rj >Bldg., h. 200 West 5th.c rnGardner, Benjamin H., (Nettie), grocery clerk, h. 10 Summer place. 2, Charles W., confectionery and tobacco, h. over 14 Willard. • > dQ Charles S., (Emma), bartender, h. 305 Sprague. O I"^> Fanny L., widow William, h. 344 Fairmount. ° n(J\ Dress Goods and Fabrics of all kinds require sponging to prevent spotting or shrinking. The "^Y* New Duplex Method gives the goods a dressy effect and a rich cloth finish. F~~" The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 West Third Street, x °o — > >f^ George, machine hand, bds. 12 Bush. ^ §JQ^ Gertrude M., stenographer, r. 118 Lincoln. I ^"T? Grace O., student, r. 118 Lincoln. e_ >O H. S., florist, Lake View Rose Gardens, bds. 415 West 3rd. ^ H\Jj Harry E., (Georgiana), mail carrier, h. 118 Lincoln. rn >^ James A., (Lucy J.), contractor, r. 328 East 4th. % Z(/) Omar N., (Ella), contractor, 'h. 19 Strong. °.z m!m Rose L., widow Thomas, nurse, h. over 23 Derby. 2 ho(C R. L., (Emma)—Straight Dry Plate Co., city line—h. 10 Hall.QJ Thomas C, chief electrician art metal, r. 344 Fairmount.C*- Wilson B., (Josephine), laborer, h. under 222 McKinley. < o»*, Gardon, Tony, (Annabena), car inspector, h. 77 Steele. *»**^ Garfield, Benjamin, (Martha A.), retired, h. 19 Chicago. >»•> Eliakim, (Ella F.), policeman, h. over 45 South Main. \\\^i Frank E., (Dora B.), carpenter, h. 520 Forest.Jj" Fred H., (Tena), passenger agent Erie R. R., h. 517 Lafayette.w Harry, cigarmaker, r. over 45 South Main. P"j*^ Garnett, Otis, Ara (Emma L., telephone G.), cook, operator, h. over r. 22458 Forest. Franklin.o-j J. Robert Earl, M., musician, undertaker, r. 58 r. Franklin. 517 Lafayette. C0 James, loomfixer, bds. European Hotel. en >£• James, (Bessie), warper, h. 58 Franklin. m ZI? ClmlAnnT FlrtllV HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH, IF THE PRICE fnUrn VSlrlrlUClll 1 1UUI IS HIGHER THAN OTHERS P
WeHave Customers for Hpuses of All Kinds. List Your Property WithUs. We Can Sell It. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg..£CO110 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY: OGarrigan, John B., emp, Bell Telephone Co., h. 57 Fairmount,cPatrick, (Mina), teamster, h. 6 Metallic.cs— Garrity, Agnes, cloth picker, r. 13 Wilson.^ Charles, plumber, r. 312 Lafayette. QGeorge, (Annie), laborer, h. 312 Lafayette.JJGarrison, Lewis, (Minnie), junk dealer, h. 67 Center.tow Garvey, Daniel C, (Mary), metalworker, h. 416 Murray. "J> John P., reporter, r. 416 Murray. £3I- Gates, Anna, widow Oscar, h. 44 Broadhead. 3O Isabelle R., widow JosephJ., r. 415 West 4th. rt05 Ora O. (Bertha), teacher, h. 807 Prendergast. £&>• Gathercole, Lora Thayer, h. 301 Lakeview. JJ?z Gaunt, Labona, laborer, r. 21 Cross. •° Gavert, Bernhard (Amanda), metalworker, h. over 64 Thayer. ,jjj Gay, Burton M. (Edith), Peterson & Gay, 705 Main, h. 822 Washington. "Hl_ ,£ Nettie M., widow William J., h. '13 West 7th. *2a, H Geer, Anna, widow Emerson F., h. 216 Winsor. m,u. Bessie G., stenographer, r. 413 Falconer. 35o , Edna B., student, r. 218 Winsor. J75 S Cfi5 >I tyHE LABEL is your guarantee.gui•* Should you find any defectsg we o will o d a make s a Government that guarantee Bond. ascloakS^UTTs^sk.rtsFOR. WELL DRESSED WOMEN. s.m The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 West Third st. *t< ^D Ida B., h. 413 Falconer. Cma.uittLester C. (Mary), woodworker, h. 218 Winsor.Ruth E., clerk, 204 Main, r. 218 Winsor.Geitz, Carnime (Victoria),—Fruit store, 706 East 2nd.—h. 5 Walnut.Noncia, 2d boss duffer, bds. 5 Walnut.ftqj Salvator, textile operative, bds. 5 Walnut. (t•£ Gelm, Andrew, polisher, r. 1106 East 2nd.Q Eric, polisher, r. 1106 East 2nd. I3Z John P. (Ellen A.), oil producer, h. 636 Prendergast.Gentilini, Clare, r. 503 Clinton. J-"O Paul, h. 503 Clinton. f*.O Philip, r. 503 Clinton. VOfi^— Genung, Jay, emp. Breed & Johnson, bds. 149 J. & G. LjJ^^ George, Anna, cook, h. over 5 Thayer. f\r~» Edna, Frank r. (Victoria),—Fruit 713 East 2nd. store, 706 East 2nd.—h. 5 Walnut. ^Frank H., retired, h. 9 Crescent.O„"* James (Etta), stonemason, h. 600 Foote. Qg Georgi, George A., (Wealthy), piano regulator, fa.148 Forest. Q£ Gerans, John (Mary), emp.J., C. & L. E. R. R., h. 610 Monroe. ^w Gertrude, Mother M., teacher, SS. Peter & Paul's school, h. 205 West 5th. )f*1 CLARK HARDWARE CO. Fine Cutlery and Tools.
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCKSFSff&SrSTOCK >DS.The A. P. Sharpe Co. V?JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 111CDPianos ,£!££* Danielson's, 1 Main St. °Geser, Francis (Edith), veneerworker, h. 33 Sturges.Joseph, carpenter, h. 20 Franklin. -Victor A., (Eva), warpdresser, h. 20 Franklin. 3yj Gibbs, Clayton, veneerworker, bds. 12 Harrison.ct>^bqj Ethel R., clerk, r. 106 Charles.,C U. S. (Jessie), collector Jamestown Journal, h. 211 Crossman. -,f/j Gibson, Alzina L., widow John W., r. 512 Jefferson.H3J*| Marguerite L., r. 14 16th. JJ^J^ Peter G. (Rose), paperhanger and decorator, h. 42 10th. •QQA. Leo, bookkeeper Halls' mills, r. 42 10th.Bertha M., spinner, bds. 220 Allen.^N Lawrence H. (Charlotte), traveling salesman, h. 323 East 5th.O Lloyd S., laborer, h. 14 15th..yj Losina H., h. 14 16th.*Q Giegerich, J. D. (Helen), barber, h. 46 West 10th.JJJ Giering, Charles W., general agent, h. 4111-2 Cherry.*^i Gifford, Anna B., widow George W., h. Fairmount, bey. limits.»i^ Catherine, saleslady, r. 12 West 6th.i^ Cecil Fenton, r. 9 Prospect.•^t^8 SHIPT W A W T 5 We make specialefforts to secureall thelatest designs in these goods. •Clementine J., widow Charles, h. Fairmount, bey. limits.• »JI111\1. TT i<JJ. tj. Our assortmentis very large and at prices that will please you.Charles H., (Grace)—H. H. Gifford & Son, 6 New Gifford block—h. 15§ The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. w!stn6A ^West 5th.\J Edward W. (Myra), solicitor Bell Telephone Co., h. 504 East 5th. 3Elmer C. (Pearl Terry), farmer, h. Fairmount, bey. limits.32 Frank C, decorator, r. 34 West 8th.»-. Frank E. (Josephine Fenton)—Pres. First Nat. Bank, 2-6.East 3rd.— ^^h. 9 Prospect.O George S. (H. Rosalia), expert accountant, h. 117 East 5tfa. &jQQ Grace, teacher, r. 12 West 6th.Harry P. (Helen C), farmer, h. Fairmount, bey. limits. (/]-!« Maude L., telephone operator, r. 504 East 5th. ^^Q Mattie, housekeeper, h. over 5 Taylor. S >^Merle M. (Lizzie L.), decorator, h. 34 West 8th.T>* iSamuel N. (Jennie E.), engineer, h. 34 West 8th.^Walter C. (Eliza C), retired, h. 236 Fulton.William P. (Mary B.), retired, h. 12 West 6th.Gilberds, Anna T., r. 9 Dickerson.George,Main—rms.clerk lunch1-2 Allencounter,Sq.r. 9 East Dickerson.^3GILBERDS,v WilliamJOHNJ., clerk,I., (MarylunchA.)—Gilberdscounter, r, 9&EastOlson—b.Dickerson.9 East Dickerson.>J:GILBERDS & OLSON—John I. Gilberds, O. O. Olson, veal estate, over 121occIdentflour PURDY BROS., Distributors. ST
•^ Niagara Falls Property For Sale. Business Property. Houses and Lots£/} and Acreage. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.*^ 112 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY•fe CENTEMERI KID GLOVES are the best—soft, elastic, T«C! durable. Sold at The P. M. JOHNSON CO.«SiGilbert, Albert (Jeanette Fenton)—Asst. Sec'y & treas. Art Metal Const. Co., rt»Gilberg, Alfred F. (Mary), stonemason, h. 409 Newland.V95 J. & G. Ave.—h. 1 Fenton PI. J"Charles, (Ellen), overlooker drawing room, fa.508 Newland. 0)E., rms. Y. M. C. A. h\Earl Fenton, r. 1 Fenton PI.Emerson A., (Lillie Flagg)—Eclipse Photo Paper Co., 131 Institutefa.22 Derby. ,DOHiram G. (Alice), laborer, fa.702 East 2nd. JjJJames B. (Alice F.), painting contractor, fa.57 Hazzard.Lester B., h. 116 Liberty.Oscar, Mrs.—Milliner, 506 Newland Ave.—h. 506 Newland.Oscar F. (Guste), carpenter, h. 506 Newland.Giles, Joseph H. (Rena), commercial traveler, h. 310 West 2nd.Gill, Lillian I., student, r. 328 Allen.Persis A., widow Henry, h. 612 Front.Thomas (Ellen), woolsorter, h. over 312 Allen.Gillblad, Carl (Emma), metalworker, h. over 118 Church.Eric, metalworker, bds. 118 Church.STYLES set the fashion for women, in Cloaks Suits and Skirts ^Sold only by (DThe Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., ni4-I16-118 W. Third St.Gillette, Joseph, fa. 3 Briggs. (br* Gilligan, Eugene, plumber, r. 514 Monroe. P*{^ Patrick (Bridget), retired, fa.514 Monroe. q^ Gdlroy, Edward J. (Mary), commercial traveler, fa.634 Lakeview. J3"^ Gilson, Florence, widow Arthur, h. 31% Hazzard. P)^^ Percy H., printer, r. 31% Hazzard. Q-^J Gimbrona, Charles (Josephine), laborer, h. 435 Allen. ft*W Libbie, spinner, r. 435 Allen.•^ Mary, spinner, r. 435 Allen. J*tLRosa, widow Santa Saria, fa.435 Allen.* _ Ginfrico, Guiseppa, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. f^Y 4 Ginnader, John, veneerworker, bds. 3 Winsor. ^Hj Giovani, Cappa, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. QQg Giuseppa, Crimi, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. f\Criscari, laborer, bds. over 4 Main.Lomhardo, (Cirufici Rosa), fa.511 Allen.Giustafson, Engred, domestic, r. 143 Allen.Glace, Charles (Frances) millhand, h. 22 Institute.Pearl, millhand, r. 22 Institute.Tony, millfaond, r. 22 Institute.Glad, Annie S., picker, r. 152 McKinley.Charlotte, widow Gust, h. 152 McKinley.^ CLARK HARDWARE CO. Roofing and Building Papers fo(Dt0Qa
THE BEST OOOOSATTHE LOWEST -^ ft J) g n ^ QQ |JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 113 ^Everything Musical at DANIEISON'S.5 mGLAD, FREDERICK L. (Ella E.)—Meat market, 2 Forest—h. 25 Myrtle. O Minnie L., picker, r. 152 McKinley.E >CO 31z^ Gladwyn, R. C. (Elizabeth)—Emp. Hill's Piano Wks., also piano tuner—r. 2 °pi 308 East 3rd. D >.35 Glans, Conrad (Mary),,teamster, h. 10 Water. H «Q Glantz, Ernest, machine hand, bds. 237 Barrett. -t 73O William (Josephine), moulder, h. over 9 Grandin. m ^^ Glatz, Albert W., washing machine maker, bds. 600 Allen. O «50 Amelia, G. A., cook, r. 9 Prospect. P ^"a* Ida M., widow John G., fa.600 Allen. 0 30q Lillian I., twister, bds, 600 Allen. I m^ Rosa C, twister, bds. 600 Allen. C >Q) Sadie, domestic, r. 305 East 4th. H oQ Gleason, David M., (Josie), drayman, h. 37 College. C mMary, student, r. 37 College.® Glendon, James G., woodcarver, fa.267 Steele. C > mGoggin, CARPETS Delia, widow RUGS William, OIL r. CLOTHS 215 West 2nd. MATTINGS CURTAINS 1 Ij O * 2 mKathryn M., rooming UPHOLSTERY house, h. 215 GOODS West 2nd. < 2 ZThe Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., West Third Street SJj R73 DGokey Building, 12-20 West 3rd.George F., (Louisa)—Sec. and Treas. George F. Gokey Shoe Co., 316 g !IJCherry—h. 536 East 2nd.George F., Shoe Co., Pres., L. C. Gokey; Sec. and Treas,, George F. >Gokey, 316 Cherry. 2 > z °Sarah, Mrs., h. 833 Prendergast. J3 °William N., Jr.—Sec'y & treas. Wm. N. Gokey Shoe Co., 316 Cherry— ^ >r. 114 Lakeview. § 3jWilliam N. (Hattie A.)—Pres. Wm. M. Gokey Shoe Co., 316 Cherry— Z zh. 114 Lakeview. zJjjWilliam N. Shoe Co. (Inct.), Pres., Wm N. Gokey; George F. Gokey, ' mVice Pres.; Wm. N. Gokey, Jr., Sec'y and Treas., shoe manufac- J*turer, 316 Cherry.^ qGold, Catherine T., r. 862 Spring. • „,Joseph M., emp. Halls' mills, r. 862 Spring. P I"Joseph (Theresa), stationary engineer, h. 862 Spring. O °Tfaeresa M., r. 862 Spring.° ^Goldberg, Furniture Carl, laborer, Co., 514 bds. West 152% 4th., Allen. Pres., Charles Castner; vice Pres., o> 2 73Golden, Elizabeth Frank Anderson; B., fa.16 West Sec'y 9tfa. and Treas., H. C. Lindros. oZ $ HGoldin, Harvey R., sign painter, r. 119 Hopkins.> IRobert Morris L., student, (Emily M.), r. 119 night Hopkins watchman, Ave. h. 119 Hopkins.rn mVilla, r. 119 Hopkins.73 CO• cOccident Flour. The Be8t and Guaranteed to p,ease *All Grocers Sell it.O
, t Celoron Property for Sale. Houses, Cottages, Lots and Lake Front. r/sO^ CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING. E*1.£ 114 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY SJwg5E Clinton. 3to" °" Goodwin, Gertrude M., agent Business College, h. 405 West 3rd. Q-§ j Herman B. (Louise), motorman, h. 120 Hamilton. .j— at Perry W. (Jennie L.), asst Supt. Lakeview Cemetery, h. 663 Lakeview. 3"q s£ Goranson, Charles A., (Anna M.), carpenter, fa.31 Falconer. ^_ ?? Maria, widow Olaf M., r. 31 Falconer. «•+•I < ; ; -|3 u Thomson's "GLOVE-FITTING" Corset B) g£" The oldest,TTiemost reliableAbrahamson-Bigelowand best known Corset in theCo.,World.114-116=118 W. Third St.COto Gorlund, Anna, domestic, r. 23 Foote Ave.QO Gordon, Alice, bookkeeper, r. 621 East 2nd.§ William Sylvia S., (Hattie), r. 333 Hazzard. oil producer, h. 333 Hazzard.5ui Gorman, Joseph, chef, rms. over 121 Main.z Gornall, Ernest, (Julia), woolsorter, fa.322 Foote.Fannie O., widow William, h. 217 Allen.Forest (Theresa), twister, h. 304 Winsor.tin Lillie, teacher, r. 217 Allen,3 Olive, student, r. 217 Allen.o Gossett, Benjamin E. (Rein L.), cooper, h. 612 Prendergast.""" GOSSETT, CHRISTIAN (Barbara A.)—Christian Gossett & Son, 61 Water—_gh. 307 East 5th.qChristopher C. (Nancy A.), laborer, h. Wellman.O GOSSETT, CHRISTIAN & SON—Christian and Edward—cooper shop, 61(JJWater.GOSSETT, EDWARD (Myra)—Christian Gossett & Son, 61* Water—fa. 622>*Prendergast.CLm Ernest A. (Blanche E.), cooper, h. 616 Prendergast.e/> Mary B., r. 307 East 5th."gj Gottfaard, R. Nordlund (Maria), laborer, h. 30 Water.O Goucher, William E. (MaBelle W.)—Consolidated Dental Parlors, rms. 3-42 Hall Block.0£ Gtoudy, John F., (Hannah), conductor, St. R. R., bds. over 20 East 3ird."O — . _ _< Clark Hardware Co. Fine Cutlery and Tools, C/)
d The Largest and Best Stock of Dry Goods. A. D. SHARPE CO. r^ i 0^ JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 115 JD£j Edison Records suppues at Danielsons s>JO GOUDY, SAMUEL P., (Jennie)—Turkish Baths, over 20 East 3rd—fa. do. U{Q GOUDY'S TURKISH BATH PARLORS, over 20 East 3rd. Zl"^** Gould, James (Jessie M.), teaming, h. 213 Fulton.mJ, Neata, student, rms. 905 Prendergast. mm^J Goulding, Lynn M. (Inez C), bookkeeper, h. 409 West. 3rd. ^_\Gourley, Glenn, metalworker, r. over 245 Fairmount.""jf • Jeanette, Mrs., clerk, h. over 245 Fairmount. *m.*^i Stewart A., (Anna), clerk, h. 618 Newland.Gowan, Elizabeth, h. 975 Washington.5^James, (Stella), brewery worker, h. 985 Washington.^^Thomas, barber, r. 975 Washington.CDGozag, John, drayman, h. 5 Rowley PI. "^Grabel, August (Mary)), voting machine works, h. 193 Summit.wGrace JJnited Brethren Church, Rev. O. E. Williams, pastor.^JGraff, Arthur H. (Minnie), photographer, h. 1001 Prendergast. ^}GRAFF, JOSEPH W., (Grace), sporting goods, 15 E.'3rd, h. 516 Lafayette. ^5J. W. GRAFF ^Kodaks, Bicycles, Guns, Fishing Tackle, Sporting Goods. All kinds ££of Repairing. Photographic Supplies and Developing *-•*& 15 E. THIRD STREET O»v, SANITOL Preparations TOOTH PASTE, TOOTH POWDER, —•« are the BEST. LIQUID ANTISEPTIC for the teeth. -J'£The Abrahamson=Bigelow Co. west Third st. CfQ1n» GRAFSTROM, AXEL V., physician, office 212 W. 2nd, h. do. ^Q Graham, Charles E., (Mayme), sfaoe clerk, fa.1254 Prendergast. •S C . T., Mrs., r. 125 Fulton.Earl A., oasfaier, J. C. & L. E. freight office, r. 340 Foote.
CHOICE LAKE FRONT LOTS FOR SALE.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING. o. • Thomas, (Alice), weaver, h. 89 Hazzard. rr\S Grayson, Harold C, (Harriett A.), machinist, h. over 136 Foote. •Graziana, Giuseppa, (Domini), machine hand, h. 36% Harrison.Nellie, drawer, r. 36% Harrison.Grebner, Alfred, upholsterer, bds. 65 Hotchkiss.EjfT Fred, (Clara), veneerworker, h. 65 Hotchkiss. ^9 Canfield's Dress Shields. We "^^Jr "* 02 The Abrahamson=Bigelow Co. wJ'^ftreet. OO T.jTT Gregg, Laverne, (Mabel), emp. art metal wks., h. 10'East 2nd. r >V3Loyd, emp. art metal works, r. 10 East 2nd,Greek-American Fruit Co.—Mrs. A. J. Chechary, Prop.—121 Main.Q Greeley, Jane L., physioan and surgeon, office 111 E. 5th, h. do. Q, Jane W., h. 816 Main. -tJ^J Green, Charles C, woolbuyer, h. 16 Crosby. Wf^r Clayton A., metalworker, r. over 38 Willard.DJ2 Clifford F., clerk, r. 216 West 7th.GQDavid W., (Minnie M.), fireman Broadhead mills, h. 61 12th.(J)Edward C, (Mary A.), laborer, h. over 38 Willard. *Edward J., attorney at law, over 301 Main, r. 32 Broadhead.•—^Eleazer—Green & Woodbury, over 301 Main—h. 32 Broadhead.OElla W., librarian J. H. S., r. 32 Broadhead.fl)-^^ Esther, bds. 319 Cherry.I^J Fred F., (Ruth W.), dealer in butter, cheese and extracts, Cherry St., fflJ^j h. 216 West 7th. qj\^\ Georgia E., bookkeeper, r. 216 West 7th. rnW^ John, (Emma), teamster, fa.over 433 Allen. p-fW< John B., (Emma), iceman, h. 24 Steele.»» Louis C, r. 16 Crosby. tO^< Louise F., picker, r. over 38 Willard. 3Mabel E., picker, r. over 38 Willard. Q.Margaret R., student, r. over 38 Willard.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and House Furnishings. S*
Carpets, Curtains, Draperies, Shades. THE A. D. Sharpe Co. i73JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 117 >CDPianOS, musHlaInstruments Danidson's 5oGreen Markland, (Anna), train messenger, h. over 8 South Main.coMinnie, widow O. D., r. 17 15th. >William S., laborer, h. 31 Elliot.Greenberg, Mat, r. 1054 East 2nd.*jGreendafal, E. M., salesman, fa.152 Chandler. CGreenfaault, Charles, (Myrtle), cabinetmaker, h. 114 Water. *Greenholgh, Elizabeth, rms. 614 Spring. > >Greenlund, Andrew P., (Margaret), h. 2 Stearns. _1«0 Arthur H., (Jessie O.)—vice Pres. Jamest'n Lounge Co.—h. 408 W. 5th.QQ Christian, (L. Viola), salesman, h. 321 Allen. pEsther, tailoress, r. 232 Barrett.CO% John, (Ella), cabinetmaker, fa.775 Bast 2nd. 5 |5fN Louis H., (Amelia), printer, h. 114 Wilson. z t\Nellie L., tailoress, r. 2 Stearns. j >Olof, (Hilda), woodworker, fa.over 110 Stowe. " ££l Greenquist, Charles, (Christina), laborer, h. 5 Mt. Vernon. •Selma, twister, r. 5 Mt. Vernon.a m«v Greenwood, Arthur O., spinning bossi, bds. 9 Sherman. 0 2}«» Charles, (Adeline), woolwasher, h. 8 Fairview. O tf, —- — — co O' " "* * * * ^""* * waves and curls the hair in 10 to 15 min- J"^ The Magic Curler utes, without heat, while you are dressing g >« or nr traveling. tnvAlma THE THF. ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW ARRAHAMSON. CO., 114-116-118 W. Third Street. > *>1Z Dk*:>-I2[ Enoch, (Esther), Pres. Greenwood Worsted Mills, 49-59 J. & G. Ave, O -2^^ h. 9 Sherman. 30 |-EstherJ., spinner, r. Ill Sprague. mO 'Ethel, spinner, r. 842 East 2nd. O OC| George, (Annie), r. 868 Washington.CQ Grace, spinner, r. 842 East 2nd. ^Henry P., student, bds. 24 Maple. 2\j) John R., clotfa designer, bds.' 9 Sherman. rn< * co^ John W., (Annie), overseer carding and spinning, h. 24 Maple. H^ Mary L., cloth drawer, r. Ill Sprague. May, rms. Ill Fulton. 2__, Norman, r. 868 Washington.«^> & Parsons—Mrs. Geo. Greenwood, Mrs. Chas. Parsons—dressmakers,*^ " rms. 32-33 Allen Sq. Bldg., over 215 North Main. _ "^ Worsted Mills—Pres., Enoch (Greenwood; vice Pres., Geo. E. Feather; ^Sec. and Treas., J. E. Pitts—49-59 J. & G. Ave. >William, woolbuyer, h. 115 iSteele.Greer, E. May, r. 115 Steele. ©Griffin, Frank E., (Ony A.), driver firesteamer, fa.136 Water.cHugh. H., (Cora S.), lumber Inspector, h. 608 Murray. §>o cTi denTrf fl°o u r PURDY BROTHERS, Distributors \
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Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trim'mings. THE A. P. SHARPE CO.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 119eg Everything Musical at DANIELSON'S ^^\ Gronberg, Agda, nurse, r. 153 South Main. 3"JT Betty, widow Christian, ladies' tailor, h. 10 Price.y^ Ellen, stenographer, r. 912 East 2nd. ftjQ Emma, widow Peter, fa.912 East 2nd. »?*Jennie, piece mender, r. 912 East 2nd.m^Ludy, cabinetmaker, bds. 105 Park. y>Q Patrick, metalworker, rms. Y. M. C. A.2 Victor, (Jennie), metalworker, h. 151 Falconer. tm-Walter, h. 220 Price. 2^ Gronquist, Runo, (Annie), bricklayer, h. 335 Willard. 5^"Gross, Elmer, (Evelyn), r. 650 East 6th.qCOGeorge A., (Sallie), h. 650 East 6th.""•»Jacob, metalworker, r. 10 Fairview. ^\Grout, Bert J., (Sadie), machinist, r. 214 Clinton. 3"Grove, Maud, r. 310 Jefferson. S~oOllie, head waitress, r. Humphrey House. —tWilbur, bds. 310 Jefferson.^QGrover, Carrie, r. 123 East 3rd.2WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSETQThe proper corset for white dresses. Launders as perfectly as lingerie. rtTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO. 114-116-118 W. THIRD STREET ££,GROVER, CHARLES S., attorney ,rms. 42-43 New Fenton Bldg., over 6 East 3CC2nd, r. 115 Lincoln. (/©.Clarinda, widow Warren, h. 115 Lincoln.— •Elisfaa B., (Kate), liquor store, 113 East 2nd, h. 605 East 7th.Groves, Herbert, (Louise), druggist, r. 318 Prendergast. ^«Grunsfirom, John, woodworker, bds. 649 East 6th.c^Guenther, Carlos M., (Philomena), bookkeeper, h. 95 Fairmount.mm.oHenry, (Emma C), cigar mfr. h. 829 Spring.L-.John, student, r. 829 Spring. «^^^ Guernsey, Chester L., (May L.), telegraph operator, fa.20 Foote. _.JU Guertin, A. C, (Ellen E.), chef at Sherman House, h. 252 Fulton. ff) Earl A., r. 252 Fulton. £^*^ Guild, George >S., salesman, bds. 15 Terrace place. _^l-*~ Gulino, John, barber shop, under 9 South Main, bds. Falconer. ^.PQ Gundberg, Elsie, r. 61 McKinley. ZZErnest, metalworker, bds. 61 McKinley.m^• Nelsa, dressmaker, r. 14 Bishop. PLj Gunn, Florence, nurse, rms. 126 Fulton. PT1Gunman, John, (Rose N.), bricklayer, h. 39 18th.""^« Gunnarson, Albert C, (Nellie), meat cutter, h. 150 Baker. ^>LI^ Anna, domestic, r. 314 Foote Ave.David, laborer, bds. 253 Prospect.Martin, clerk, bds. 60 Chapin.occidentflour. PURDY BROS., Distributors.
^\ Don't Pay Rent. We Will Build You.a Home in Celoron or Jamestown, mmfiZ Pay for it Same as Rent. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg. nL120 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 00"D : 3"rf) Long Silk Gloves, the cheapest atJn THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. Qp^ Gunnill, Carl, finisher, r. 410 Stowe. 0}"""^ Eric, clerk, r. 410 Stowe. yj/••\ Fred, finisher, r. 410 Stowe. (fl^"^ Gunnar, (Anna), finisher,h. 414 Stowe.^ Iver, finisfaer, r. 410 Stowe. Q1tr\ Olof, (Amanda), moulder, h.-410 Stowe. oj^ Gurney Ball Bearing Co., (Inc.)—Pres., Benj. Nichols; Sec. and Treas., A. 0Q*7 W. Kettle; Mgr., F. W. Gurney—316 Cfaerry.•op\\ F. W., (Jessie), Mgr. Gurney Ball Bearing Co., 316 Cherry, fa.929 E. 2d. 0)mm_. Gustafson, Adolph, Adolph, student, (Gertrude), r. 36 Derby. furniture trimmer, h. 114 Wescott.CfQOU GUSTAFSON, ALFRED, (Minnie), grocery, 215 Barrett, h. over 173 Barrett. Q^£ Alice E., cloth picker, r. 109 Sampson. "r_ Amanda, widow Victor, h. 76 Jones.*** Andrew, cabinetmaker, bds. 241 Crescent.t Anna E., saleslady, r. 707 Washington.crjArcfaie E., electrician, r. over 173 Barrett.— \sL\JJtAl\tJ 2^VS?S^VS*'Srtft?S^S?S
Always Buy Your Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPE CO. £HJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 121 5°oPhonographs at DANIELSOK'S 1 Main Street.HCOo Gustafson Claus V., (Hilma), quarryman, h. 607 Allen.T\ Edith, twister, bds. 215 Barrows. HEdith, r. 109 Sampson.m rasEdwin E., snuffmoker, bds. 8 Water._Elin C, dressmaker, r. over 313 Newland.CXm*. Emil, (Emma), finisher,h. over 146 Falooner. . 3JEmil V., (Emma K.), steel casemaker, fa. over 219 Newland. 5;Emil, machine hand, r. 109 Sampson.jjjEmil, cabinetmaker, bds. 8 Thayer.OEric, machine hand, bds. 8 Thayer. 0Filmore G., clotfa finisfaer,r. 109 Sampson. zFrank, (Tecla), finisher,h. 372 Willard. coGust, bds. over 210 Colfax.O. Gust, (Cora), laborer, h. 522 Crescent. 2("^ Gust, h. 106 Willard. IGust A., (Merdla), h. 494 Crescent. > §*t»i Gust E., (Ida), carpenter, h. 77 Tower. -I HQ Gustaf O., (Augusta C), fire ins., rm. 3 Arcade Bldg., h. 32 Fairfield. £ £Gustaf R., (iSarah), snuffmaker, h. over 8 Water. 0to, Henning, (Anna), contractor and builder, h. 323 Price. j> -
; Bargains in All Kfhds of Real Estate in Jamestown, Celoron and Niagara mmin [/} Falls. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg., Cor. Main & 3rd Sts. \C 122 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY Q3 ZZ rKCMH 3^ EDDY'S INSURANCE OFFICE o16 EAST THIRD STREET. P-03Haadley, H. C, engraver, r. 16 Orchard. Hackmen'e faeadquartersand Baggage Transfer Co., under 101 West 3rd. QD g Haecker, Adam J., (Elizabeth), baggagemaster Erie R. R., h. 105 Steele. Q^ j diaries, clerk, freight office, r. 105 Steele.» Earl A., express deliveryman, bds. 232 Prospect.3h- >• Ethel, student, r. 232 Prospect. "QW z George, (Nellie), Erie R. R. conductor, fa.232 Prospect. —S [J Hafkinshield, Joseph, metal foreman, bds. 105 Allen. (Dtz a Hagar, Charles, (Emma), h. 133 Camp. f+° \\ FOR STYLISH FURS GO TO ^% THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St. ZT.|}j Hagberg, A.J., (Mary), woodworker, h. 76 Hedges. 3to Carl, textile worker, r. 76 Hedges. CDj David, band sawyer, r. 76 Hedges. _.O Hagelin, Charles A., emp. 95 J. & G. Ave., bds. 837 Newland. 2.< Charles W., metalworker, h. 837 Newland.5 Elin A. &., r. 837 Newland.zHD Emma E., stenographer, r. 837 Newland. m*John, bookkeeper, bds. 837 Newland.cHager, Alex, (Hannah), paperhanger and painter, fa.65 Hazzard.& Haggas, Grace, widow Richard, r. 15 Garfield.33 Martha, widow Leach, dressmaker, h. 59 Franklin.7?O Haggblad, Andrew, (Mary), h. 201 Benedict. COZEZ George, (Annie), engineer, fa.201 Benedict.c/> Haglund, Albin, shipping clerk, bds. 119 Wescott.w Alice, weaver, rms. 311 West 2nd.3-.2 Andrew, metalworker, bds. 30 Sampson. ***jm Charles G., (Ida M.), meat market, 342 East 2nd. h. 61 McKinley. hrtEdward, carpenter, bds. Iroquois Hotel. ¥?>*» Fred, (Emma), metalworker, h. 15 Vega. ,JJTfm>A\ Godfrey, sander, bds. 119 Wescott.John A., (Constance A.), clerk, h. 254 Forest. C/3Josephine, domestic, r. 351 East 4fh."^'O A Complete Line of Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods ^g at THE LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL. 110 E. 2d St. 0_£j HO EAST 5EC0ND STREET. Home Phone 1213 ^£ CLARK HARDWARE GO. Stoves and HousefarnisMngs 3
[iJ carpets, curtains, tl a r\ cl _ fnZ* DRAPERIES, SHADES. * ne "• L'« Jlldrpe VX).JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 123o
Jamestown, Celoron and Niagara Falls Real Estate For Sale.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.124 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY |T*THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. 0Reliable Dry Goods, Suits and Carpets,Hall Duncan M., (Augusta)—Hall Bros., under 101 W. 3rd—h. 620 Spring.Earl T., (Lizzie), St. car conductor, fa.1005 Prendergast.V* Edward L., (Charlotte P.)—Shaver & Hall, Chadakoin Bldg.—fa. 202Forest.00Jg Rev. Elliot C, (Tirzafa S.)—Hall & Co., 335 Harrison—h. 127 Forest.mm Elliot Snell, teacher, bds. 127 Prospect.0{_| Emma L., stenographer, r. 360- Fairmount.ft) Ethel, telephone operator, r. 24 Center. Z\^"2 Florence E., r. 820 Newland. m^m\ Frederick P., (Lucy Mason)—Journal Printing Co., 12-16 West 2nd— VVhr h. 211 Lakeview Ave. 0?HALL, GILBERT G., Mgr. N. Y. Tea & Coffee Co., 106 E. 3rd, h. 618 Pine. 3H NEW YORK TEA AND COFFEE CO.Jobbers of Tea and Coffee;WE ROAST OUR OWN COFFEEG>* — >A. HOME TELEPHONE 563 fi fi HA1 I |W«n»0,Pr 106 EAST THIRD STREET **_,2J C\ ' BELL THE TELEPHONE MAGIC HAIR 394 CURLER.—Waves U. U. I1ALL, MaDdgW. and curls the JAM hair ESTOWN, in 10 to N. 15 Y. Min- ^mnutes, < while you are dressing or traveling. TTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St.Glenn P., packer, bds. 116 Broadhead.m*—H,_, Glyde, r. 202 Forest. 3Xm Gust P., (Eva D.), carpenter, h. 5 Culver.^f\ Harry H., (Edna), clerk, fa.618 Prendergast. * J, -t Henri M.—Journal Printing Co., 12-16 West 2nd—r. 211 Lakeview. p~jUJ Herbert H., Jr., (Martha), saloon, 61 Winsor, fa.161 Allen. Syft) Howard H— Hall Bros., under 101 West 3rd—fa. 517 Lafayette. m*"•• Irene A., r. 128 Forest. dtULi Irwin A., student, r. 139 Forest. J2James, (Jarie), emp. 95 J. & G.'Ave, r. 847 Prendergast.JJJ >S_, Johanna, widow Jofan, fa.1391 Newland. j^*'r^ Jofan P., (Louise M.), machine hand, h. 820 Newland. (#JJofan T., (Nellie J.)—Enterprise Worsted Mills, Hunt road—h. 194Fairmount.WJoseph, aristoworker, r. 103 Broadhead.ZLevant Mason, student, r. 211 Lakeview.Lydia M., dressmaker, r. 820 Newland.Maria M., widow William C. J., r. 139 Forest.>Mary, nurse, rms. 35 Lakeview.0Maude, fa.603 Buffalo. fo-Morgan W., architect, 186 Forest, h. do.Sarah L., widow Samuel W., r. 304 Prendergast.Sarah Jane, widow Erie L., h. 318 East 5th. ^)CLARK HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Mill Supplies.
The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. THE A. D. SHARPE CO.•no30JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 125 |Everything Musical at DANIELSON'S. I• Htf) Hall Stiles C, (Kittie L.), lodge organizer, h. 142 Chandler. >f Thomas, (Helen), weaver, h. over 246 Broadhead. mZ Tirzah H., r. 127 Forest. s** Van W., (Laura), machinist, h. 819 Lafayette. T> >mJ "Victor T., (Nettle), transient stable, 26 Fenton PI., rm. 39 New z PiQ^ Fenton Bldg. , ,•< -^d Whitton—Enterprise Worsted Mills, Hunt road—«r. 360 Fairmount. >S^> Wilkinson, (Martha), cloth, inspector, h. 360 Fairmount. ' ^mm Wilton W., machinist, r. 360 Fairmount. • •Halladay, John N., (Carrie), laborer, h. 8 15tfa. O °"H Jennie L., clerk, r. 552 West 3rd. C Mabel L., clerk, r. 552 West 3rd. m c^, Hallangren, Ellen, widow John A., h. over 118 Williams. g•mm Sarah A., stenographer, r. 118 Williams. , O £uSi^ cor\ Hallberg, Clara, widow Andrew, weaver, h. under 239 Soutfa Main. - _|q\ Minnie, r. under 239 South Main. O 3jHallburg, Hannah, carpet weaver, fa.over 223 Steele. > OHallen, Beda A., stenographer, r. 127 Euclid.C w^^ John A., (Anna M.), foreman finisher,h. 68 Chapin. JU Hamerly,SamuelClaraH.,P.,carpenter,aristoworker,h. 202r.Sprague,202 Sprague. " coHammer, Emil, (Freda), metalworker, fa.Tfaayer Ext. > >Hammergren, Agnes, spinner, r. 40 Tfaayer. " -\(U Oharles, furniture packer, r. 40 Thayer. H,Ellen, domestic, r. 40 Thayer.zIda, r. 40 Thayer. °Peter, (Caroline), carpenter, h. 40 Tfaayer.ZlHammerquist, Esther, music teacher, r. 635 Prendergast.m rOtto C„ (Nettie) tailor, h. 635 Prendergast.Orrirlont Flnnr "as proven its worth if the price is higherVsLUQtm rlOUr THAN OTHERS. PURDY BROS Distributors
t t Celoron Property for Sale. Houses, Cottages, Lots and Lake Front. »f» CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING. *].£ 126 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY j[A3CCui>inHamilton, Gerald, clerk, rms. Y. M. C. A.Richard, rms. 10 East 2nd.Roy, (Mary), woodworker, fa. 310 West 6th,3TSamuel L., (Susan), carpenter, fa. 834 Lafayette.toHammerstrom, Arthur, (Alice), warpdresser, h. over 296 Barrows.HAMMERSTROM, CHARLES, (Amanda C.)—Johnson & Hammerstrom,boots and shoes, h. 235 Forest.Gilbert, (Elvira), clerk, h. 109 Bowen. *JHi, Prof., (Matilda), Swedish Institute, rm. 9 Arcade, over 28 Main,fa. do.Margaret, Mrs., r. over 206 Baker.3 Maude, telephone operator, bds. 103 Allen.DO Hancfaett, over Donald 8 East C, bookkeeper, 3rd, fa.44 Water. bds. 143 Allen.Lucy R., student, r. 143 Allen.Tfaeodore D., (Charlotte R.), pres. Jamestown Lounge Co., fa.143 Allen.Every Garment "• « i T J l l d i . *SSrZ: W Hi Sold only byGuaranteed to Give %A#ITIC%l'tl^ 3K *7tI»^WHKP®w ABRAHAMSON-Two Season's WW*^J^/M'J&J&£ Thomas, (Elizabeth), R. R. fireman,h. 132 Fairview. © 2& Hannum, Cyro, driver, bds. 205 Jefferson5 CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and Furnaces. 2
c " ^ a s a r a » . a . The a. d. sharpe co. $/•s JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 127 2W 5>OPhonographs at DAHIELSOHS, 1 Main Street.O5HZ"T? Hansen, Albert, draughtsman, rms. over 211 Main.^i**)J2Alfred,Carl, r.finisher,bds.601 West 7th.317 Allen. *»».&Christine, widow Paul, h. 108 West 8th.CbEllen M., r. 108 West 7th.Hans P., (Lena M.), shoemaker, 4 West 3rd, h. 108 West 7th. aHarry L., (Mary J.)—Stewart & Hansen, under 101 S. Main—^h. 39 &36Harrison.J^>Herman M., (Ella J.), barber, 3 West 3rd, h. 514 Prendergast. •fr Jens, (Esther), casemaker, h. over 308 Stowe.Jofan, r. Willard St., R. F. D. 82.^Julius, (Camille), Warren Cafe, 10 South Main, h. 115 King.•rt Louis, (Marie), woodworker, fa.823 Newland.Martin C, (Lottie), Warren Cafe, 10 South Main, h. 837 East 2nd.m Annie, domestic, r. 141 Institute.Q) Anton, bds. over 20 Union.(U Axel, blacksmith helper, r. 20 Union Ave.3 Carl, mantlemaker, bds. 8 Franklin.© Cassie Wells, Mrs., textile operative, r. 87 Steele.J3 Christ, (Andria), baker, fa.36 West 9th.Christian, (Christine), upholsterer, fa. 5 14tfa.i? Christopher, (Hulda), metalworker, fa.23 Weeks.^Crist, (Minnie), emp. Sherman House, r. 7 Valley."**~samConrad, metalworker, r. 64 Kinney.Ed., r. 1109 Newland.Edward, (Nellie), electrician, rms. 1132 Prendergast.HANSON ELECTRIC CO., (The)—James E. Hanson, Prop.—electrcal supplies,tfl rm. 7 Arcade, over 28 Main.Elmer, (Carrie), machinist, h. 1109 Newland.Z2 Ernest, finisher, r. 64 Kinney.>*\ Ethel M., paper boxmaker, r. 5 Terrace place.a^ Frank, (Grace), emp. 95 J. & G. Ave., fa.21 15th. VjM Gust, emp. 95 J. & G. Ave., bds. 149 J. & G. Ave. %_q Hazel M., clerk, r. 1109 Newland. \Stf\ Henry, (Amanda A.), drayman, h. 122 Park. >«•occident'flour. PURDY BROTHERS, Distributors. £
•^J Real Estate of All Kinds in All Parts of Jamestown for Sale. mn(f\ CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING, j]»^ 128 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY • iZ'•Zi C. \B., Kabo, American Lady and Thomson Qlove= y^ fitting Corsets at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.Hanson Henry, (Editifa), clerk, fads. 800 East 2nd. V«^ Hjalmer, r. 16 West End. Z*V) Irver, (Sonna), painter, fa.102 Sampson. (2.y^* James, (Texanna), electrician and engineer, h. 55 East Cowden place. fl\1^ HANSON, JAMES E., (Anna B.)—Hanson Electric Co., 7 Aroade Bldg.—h, 0)356 Foote.g^ Jennie, nurse, r. 153 South Main.»»», John, (Clara S.), city electrician, h. 235 South Main.CDJohn H., woodworker, bds. 149 J. & G. Ave.Josephine, textile operative, r. 114 Hall.Julia, r. 5 14th.VHLaura M., clerk, r. 1109 Newland.fl|QLottie, housemaid, r. 800 East 2nd.
^ CLOAKS, SHAWLS, TTL A M 0 Samuel, electrician, rms. 413 West 3rd. •tD m^mWW Harrison, Adelaide, r. 818 Lafayette.O OAlbert H., (Louise), conductor, J. C. & L. E. R. R., h. 313 West 7th. ° 33Arthur, weaver, bds. 134 Institute. 2> 5rn piBenjamin A., washing machinemaker, r. 10 River." OCecelia J., clerk, r. 214 West 8th.2 ^^ Ofaarlotte, Mrs., china painter, h. 226 Foote. 2 Hb0Cornelius M., (Margaret A.), emp. at Buffalo, r. 816 Lafayette. > I{« David, Eva, niva, widow wiaow doth Samuel, inspector, samuei, weaver, h. 10 fa.25 River. n. zo Walnut. wainux. m " ^•»m Frederick M., clerk, r. 226 Foote Ave. co 2jr^ Os./*islAnt PIsmiV HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH, IF THE PRICE £*o vycciaent nour is higher than others o
, : We Have Customers for Houses of All Kinds. List Your Property With1/1 Us. We Can Sell It. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.C 130 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY*J5 •—•S Harrison George C, (Hattie), policeman, h. 818 Lafayette. [•*Hubert, salesman, r. 20 West 2nd.0^sl Jofan, locomotive, engineer, fa.817 Washington.OJ»j Lottie M., bookkeeper, r. 20 West 2nd,Luman D., (Charlotte M.), horsedealer, h. 226 Foote.ft,Mayme, clerk, r. 214 West 8th.*w HARRISON, SOPHA E., Mgr. People's Credit Clothing Co., 11 East 3rd, h.uj 20 West 2nd. Qjjj William, Jr., (Mary), clerk, h. 208 Lincoln. /«kQ. William H., Jr., (Mary), freigfat handler Erie R. R., h. 214 West 8th. ^X William S., plumbing helper, r. 10 River. to WQ . Harry, Amelia, bds. 319 Nortfa Main.jjj ui Harstedt, Axel, metalworker, bds. 32 Steele.O — Hart, Alva E., (Lena), faeadporter Sfaerman House, fa.556 West 3rd. ^Q a, Frank W., metalworker, r. 410 West 7th. •%^ > John, Mgr. May's theater, rms. 313 West 3rd. Zl< o Katherine, widow Frank, fa.410 West 7tfa. ***> -1 Laura, widow Jofan S., carpet weaver, h. 7 Breed. (flO |J Hartenstein, Orswald, (Fannie), textileworker, h. 28 Clyde.6JII \v6bl8fe^SStyles" *Z 111 y | FASHION FAULTI-ESs^^^F S^o£ ^^**^^B^SUITS-SKIRT^*^fcl1^^^g FOR WELL DRESSED WOMEN 3S Hartley, Arter, textile operative, r. over 42 Barrows. 0^ James, (Gladys), spinner, fa.214 Linwood. 3J John W., (Jane), clerk, 2-8 East 2nd, h. 9 Crane. ft< Josepfa, (Sarah.), woolsorter, h. over 17 Weeks. *+\\\Martha, widow William, h. 42 Foote.0Mary, widow Joseph, h. over 42 Barrows.3£j Sarafa, textile operative, r. ov.er 42 Barrows.^ Hartman, Harry, upholsterer, bds. Babcock House. mmq Hartquist, Arthur, weaver, bds. 124 Park. **T (/> August, (Matilda C), stonemason, fa.124 Park. JO O-q Dora Bada A., E., weaver, spinner, r. r. 124 Park. >«\O Eric L., finisher,bds. 124 Park. Z-,© Ernest, textile worker, bds. 124 Park. CD\m^ Hartson, Nora, bds. 833 Washington. _Harvey, Austin A., (Blanche), Supt, Jamestown St. R. R. Co., 13 E. 3rd. fa. OLee 1012 A., (Emma), West 6th. St. R. R. conductor, h. 12 Royal Ave.ft QV5 Harwood, John W., (Annie), weaver, h. 4 Palmer,m. Haskins, Kleber D., (Bertha), conductor, J. St. R. , R., h. 213 East 3rd. 0O Hassar, Emma, weaver, r. 18 Gifford Bldg. toHassing, Ludwig H„ (Albertina G.), cabinetmaker, fa.833 Newland._2£ Thyra G. A., milliner, r. 833 Newland.£CLARK HARDWARE CO.Builder's Hardware
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCKThe A. D. Sharpe Co.OF DRY GOODS.(J JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 131 J~I Pianos -Saga!,, Danielson's, 1 JJaSTStl »'D Hastings, Emerick O., (Mary M.), mason, h. 345 South Main. 1JHorace, clerk, r. 1201 Prendergast.C^OQ Hatch, Adda H., widow Deloss W., h. 500 East 5tfa. -^Cfaarles A., (Melissa), painter, fa.65 lltfa. "JODavid B., (Helen L.), art store, 215 W. 3rd, fa.do. —•HATCH, FRANK D., (Aura), Treas. Jamestown Panel and Veneer Co., 50 CO" Steele, to.508 Monroe. ZTUrn HATCH, FRED E., (Helena B.),drugs and stationery, 10 E. 3rd, h. 303 E. 2nd. ZV^ John, (Hilda), deliveryman, fa.160 Barrows. r~.O Vernelle A., (Myrtle), journalist, h. 549 West 3rd. CTQmm, William B., student, r. 303 East 2nd.*© Haugh, John, (Jennie), emp. Erie R. R., r. 314 Jefferson.^ Haug, Joseph, (Martha), finisher,h. 153 Cfaandler.[ Mark, photo engraver, r. 153 Cfaandler.Haupin, Carl, (Georgia), drayman, h. over 108 Falconer.i Hauser, Mary, Mrs., laundress, h. 615 West 7th.Ua Havana Cigar Co.—Joseph Martfaaler, Prop.—Celoron.CD Havilaad, Sarah C, widow J. J., h. 411 Lafayette.^ Hawkes, William O., (Mary L.), janitor M. E. church, fa. 344% E. 4th.O DRY GOODS! CARPETS! OIL CLOTH!C THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St.(J) HAWKINS, ABNER J., (Clara Z.), restaurant, 14 E. 3rd, h. 141 Institute.T. Allen, (Martha A.), teacber piano and voice, h. 124 Barrett.CCHawkinson, Johanna, h. 814 East 2nd.(— Rfaina, clerk, r. 814 East 2nd.rr\ Sanford C, (G. Allene), motorman, h. 7 Lakin.•— Hawthorn, Maumie, (Annie), motorman, fa.128 Stowe.C Haycook, Samuel, (Alice J.), shoemaker, h. 23 Peach.!m Sarah, Mrs., laundress, fa.16 Center.(^ Hayes, James, springsetter, r. 1 East 7th.^John, (Bessie), freight handler, fa.129 Fairview.Jofan, (Catherine), laborer, h. 1 East 7th."Q John N., (Johanna), telephone operator, h. 1 Cook.John W., printer, r. 1 East 7tfa.Margaret G., r. 120 East 3rd.OS Mary, waitress, r. Humphrey House.Haynes, Cfaarles K., (Georgiana B.), optician, 31-33 Wellman Bldg., fa.445East 5th.HAYNES & LOVEJOY—W. H. Haynes, L. J. Lovejoy—grocery, 2 LivingstonAve.Q* Rebecca L., widow Henry, r. 110 Broadhead.0CDWalter H. (Mertie)—Haynes & Lovejoy—h. 125 Fairview.William (Jennie), finisfaer, fa.48 Eagle.HAYWARD, BENJAMIN W., (Jeanette)—Hayward & Co., 24 East 3rd—fa.Ill East 8th. (See adv.)Charles (Sarah) woodcarver, fa.328 Stowe.< occiDENf flour PURDY BROS., Distributors.
J Darwin, (Susie), laborer, fa.over 581 Buffalo. QfQ. Ella, Mrs., r. 205 East 2nd. tm.q/ Fred J., laborer, r. 57 Hotchkiss. *'»*"* Freeman B., (Flora), teamster, h. 57 Hotchkiss. fflmrf Harry W., clerk, r. 314 West 2nd. JJQ77^ HAYWARD, JAMES S. (Mollie)—Hayward & Co., 24 East 3rd—h. 123 E. 9th. yj»UL (See adv.) (PLynn D., property man opera house, r. 63 South Main.U_ . . „ ftMaude, Mrs., rms. 81 Allen Square Bldg, over 101 Main.C0 Orin B. (Alice B.),—Clerk 24 East 3rd—h. 236 Fulton. (PMinnie, Mrs. dressmaker, rms. 40 1-2 Allen Sq. Bldg., over 115 Main.Rutto G., clerk, r. 314 West 2ndvSylvia A., Mrs., r. 63 South Main.^(fj William W. (Alice L.), bartender, h. 314 West 2nd. (33ft Hazeltine, Abner—Lawyer, over 17-19 East 3rd—fa. 7 Allen "*' TQ & Clara, Armstrong, teacher, Edith rms. Hazeltine 824 Prendergast. & Clara Armstrong, millinery, 308 Pine. (P.- I n•m/mi Marfip Hair Cur\or Curling Irons burn the hair and are dangerous; otherJJ Magic Hair Curlercurlers take ail day or night to do their work. Magicjf Curlers take 10 to 15 minutes. TlTHE ABRAHMSON-BIGELOW COMPANY, West Third Streetd)«H Edith, Mrs.—Hazeltine & Armstrong, 308 Pine—h. 503 Newland.£ Edward L., student, r. 515 Prendergast.aFannie, widow Henry M., h. 226 Winsor.rGertrude M., h. 36 Cross.0Herman, woolsorter, h. 503 Newland.HAZELTINE, LABAN, (Gertrude)—physician and surgeon, 322 N. Main—oom\ Mary h. Emogene, 517 Prendergast. principal Wisconsin <strong>Library</strong> school, r. 7 Allen. 7*J Ray T.. T., (Mabel M.), M.). postal Dostal clerk, fa. ih. 7 Allen.f *Richard F. (Hannah), retired, fa.15 Lincoln.ed Hazlett, Lelia S., h. 519 West 3rd.iE Hazzard, Charles N. (Marion), drayman, h. 900 Lafayette. _Walter S., (Katherine)—Supt. Prudential Ins. Co., 3-7 Gokey Bldg— Qfa. 307 East 6th. j*(J) Heald, John (Ada),—Plumbing & heating, 211 East 3rd—fa. 26 Maple.QEHealey, Lawrence, laborer, bds. 14 Fluvanna.Healy, C. Leslie (Grace E.), teamster, h. 292 Harrison.oHearrick, George W., retired, bds. 1 Reynolds PI.Q Heath, Mabel, piano teacher, r. 812 North Main.EWilson (Grace), 'ih 812 North Main.Winfred J. (Gertrude), milk dealer, h. 811 Spring.Heathcote, Walter (Anna)—Ladies' ready to wear garments, 101 East 2nd —h. sec. 11 Frederick Blk., 110 East 2nd.Clark Hardware Co. - - - Stoves and Ranges.
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 133THE A. D. SHARPE CO.Edison Records and Supplies at DANIELSONS.Hedberg, Jofan A., (Anna), metalworker, fa. 310 Stowe.Anna, cook., r. 303 East 2nd.. Hedges, Mary, widow William, dressmaker, fa.18 Prather.Ji Walter A., commercial traveler, h. 18 Prather. -(tf\ Hedin, Andrew O. (Annastina), fa.496 Willard. p;•-»* Cfaarles, (Ulrika), cabinetmaker, fa.over 513 East 6th. F^J Charles G., metalworker, fa.47 Tower. ^QQ Christine, r. 496 Willard.Ethel J., r. 47 Tower.Fti Hedland, Carl, machinist, fads.38 Franklin. OOHedlund, Andrew (Alma), cabinetmaker, h. 691-2 Tower.cf . Benjamin, woodworker, r. 70 Vega. ^"hi, Carl H., framemaker, r. 69 1-2 Tower.Cfaarles (Nellie), machinist, h. over 265 Steele. ?IS Emma S., widow Eric, h. 216 East 1st. 30" Florence, bookkeeper, r. 70 Vega. "J5 •^ Frank, (Christine), carpenter, fa.70 Vega. ^LJ^ ^ When Helen Twh Buy E., millhand, Umbrella, r. 216 see East that it 1st. has. a 20th Century Double Bulb ^ > czLeonard, brakeman, r. 70 Vega. Runner.C 5 Z7} THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St. > x•^ John, (Huldah), metalworker, h. 117 Palmer. 0 ^J^. Hedstrom, Harry, carver, bds. 525 Allen. JE 2^- John A., clerk, bds. 413 Cherry. e_ TJM Rudolph, (Minnie B.), woodworker, h. over 34 Myrtle. ^ rj%CI Heelas, George, (Louise)—Florist, 304 Main—h. 714 Wasfaington. in rV Hegeman, Elbert A., r. 818 Prendergast. 2}:»IS Elizabeth M., widow John, h. 818 Prendergast. O g*«« Hegg, Andrew, h. 407 English. ^ ot>) ^ Axel, (Helen), teamster, h. 63 Steele. - PJ»N Heggstrom, Nels, (Anna), polisher, h. 1055 North Main. Z ^Hegstrom, Anna, domestic, r. 318 East oth.mHeimberger, Andrew, (Catherine), engineer and fireman, h. 9 Mt. Vernon PI. • gHEINEMAN, LOUIS, Wholesale liquors, 12 E. 3rd., rms. over do. (See adv.) >Heintz, John A., (Catherine J.), barber, 11 East 2nd, h. 36 West 9th. ^Joseph, (Jennie), barber, fa.10 17tfa. aHeitmueller, Fred H., emp. 95 J. & G. Ave., r. 830 Cfaerry.OLucy, widow Henry, fa.830 Cherry. DHelberg, Alma, domestic, rms. 34 Lakeview. >f\nAnl~ln„4. KJCClCieni Selma, JP/jfttgr- domestic, rtOUr. rms. 30 'rhe Lakeview. Best please. and All Guaranteed grocers sell to it. 1
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THE BEST OMDSATTHB LOWEST W ^ p gHARPE CO.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 135Everything Musical at DANIELSON'S. 2nHerby, Edwin J.—J. Herby & Sons, 610 West 7th—r. 35 Fail-mount Ave. 3F. Charles—J. Herby & Sons, 610 West 7th—r. 35 Fairmount Ave. «/>"m* Jofan & Sons—J., F. Cfaarles and Edwin J.—wagons and platform __.m wagon gears, 610 West 7tfa. ^•*j John, (Mary)—J. Herby & Sons, 610 W. 7th—fa. 35 Fairmount Ave. 22>i Heridon, William, (Minnie), finisher, fa.216 Crescent, —• •(^ Herman, Jofan, shoemaker, h. under 628 East 6tfa. g"Hermanson, Oscar, metalworker, bds. 28 West 9th. S*COHerpst, C. Percy, decorator, bds. 604 Lafayette.(jo,Q) E. Katrina, stenographer, bds. 604 Lafayette. ^^^O Harold D., office clerk, 604 Lafayette. C*«i John S., draftsman, bds. 604 Lafayette. 2Herrick, Anson L., (Elizabeth), retired, h. 405 Winsor.CLBessie May, musician, r. 6 Crane.•fcoCfaarles W., (Gertrude P.)—sec'y and treas. Maddox Table Co., 101-125 ©^^ Harrison—h. 518 Pine. _q Elba E., retired, fa. 6 Crane.
We Want Houses in All Parts of the City for Our Customers.fyjCHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.13G JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY £>Q0COOQ009DLF'%DANALPKf^N The P. M. Johnson Co. S: DHilding, Angeborg, spinner, bds. 524 Allen. -lAugust, (Caroline), finisher,h. 524 Allen. y|Hildum, Clayton E., (Mary), traveling auditor Erie R. R., h. 611 N. Main. 5£Clifton N., (Ina M.), stenographic reporter Journal, n. 608 N, Main. -lEdward B., (M. Ellen), retired, fa.14 Crossman.Hiles, Aubrey D., (J. Wifcogene), h. 228 Winsor.^Hill, Adelle S., widow Daniel, fa.508 East 5tfa. 0JAnn, widow Thomas, h. under 26 Maple.oAnna L., modiste, rms. 39 New Gifford Bldg,, 3rd floor. •*Anna M., widow Nelson H., fa.329 Crossman. S.& Aylesworth—Mrs. Jennie N. Hill and Mrs. Flora S. Aylesworth— ($bakery, 707 North Main.^Charles, carpenter, bds. 115 King. 3HILL, EARL H. (Anna,) —Hill's Piano School, also piano dealer, 63-68 Q.New Fenton Bldg., over 6 East 2nd—rms. 405 West 3rd.jEdwin F., laborer, h. 121 Cross.yJames M., (Mary), laborer, h. 32 15th, 'WJennie N — Hill & Aylesworth, 707 N. Main—fa. 835 Nortfa Main.Julia A., widow Henry C, r. 905 Prendergast.%.Maude, laundress, r. 32 15th.Sponging by the New Duplex Spotless Method, 5c per yd.,25c for short lengths.HDress Goods and Fabrics of all kinds require sponging to prevent spotting or shrinking. The _New Duplex Method gives the goods a dressy effect and a rich cloth finish. /mlThe Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 West Third Street. CHILL'S PIANO SCHOOL, Earl H. Hill, director, rms. 63-68 New Fenton ^-Bldg., over 6 East 2nd.ryjHILL'S PIANO STORE, Earl H. Hill, prop., rms. 60-62-69 New Fenton Bldg.. *over 6 East 2nd.Viola, widow William, nurse, h. 92 Falconer.Hilldale, S. J., tailor, rms. 9 West 3rd.Hiller, Bartie R., (Julia), Am. Ex. Agt., 103 Main, h. 913 East 2nd.Jay, (Alma)—J. filler & Son, saloon, 118 E. 2nd—h. 27 Barrett.Roy J.—Jay Hiller & Son—bds. 27 Barrett. "Hills, J. Lawrence, (Edith M.), Asst. Supt. J. S. Ry., 13 E. 3d, h. 9 VanBuren.Rhoda, widow George E., h. 215 Cole Ave.Hilton, Annie, teacher, r. 115 Crescent.Esther, widow David, fa.115 Crescent.Himebaugh Bros.—J. M., L. B. and G. M—mfrs. sewing tables and sideboards, 488 Hallock.George C, (Elizabeth), woodworker, h. 319 Lincoln.George M.—Himebaugh Bros.—r. 13 Fairmount.Joseph M., (Anna R.)—Himebaugh Bros.—h. 13 Fairmount.Leon M., (Francis E.), emp. 13 East 2nd, h. 200 Liberty.Lyle B., (Helen Clark)—Himebaugh Bros.—h. 319 Jefferson.Hind, Alice, r. 953 East 2nd.Harry, r. 953 East 2nd.CLARK HARDWARE CO.o3 ^W0Fine Cutlery and Tools, too
S S S 3 . »o°s"gg-v. The A. D. Sharpe Co.E.• JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY ' 137+J ,CO P I A N O S and all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSat DANIELSON'S, 1 Main Streetc Hindle, Ernest P., (Emily), clerk, fa. 3 Pullman.H(K Hinds, Catfaerine, Mrs., carpet weaver, fa.309 Palmer. H^— Hine, J. William, (Dora),h. 301 Jefferson. ^& James W., (Ella), Bio-cfaemic remedies, h. 333 Fairmount. _lHines, Annie, waitress, r. Humphrey House.(Q Michael, (Elnora), porter, rms. 93-94-95 Allen Square Bldg. >/y»\ Richard, waiter, bds. Iroquois Hotel. p^ ' Setfa, porter, New Sherman, bds. 61 10th. r^ Hinman, Alice-, Mrs., housekeeper, h. 715 East 2nd. >-J F. Henry, (Rebecca A.), carpet layer, h. 13 Sfaerman. q^^ Hirscfaauer, Herman, (Adeline), retired, h. 614 Pine. *r\ Hitchcock, Albert G., (Agnes), clerk, h. 19 10th. z^ HITCHCOCK, ARTHUR H., lawyer, over 9 W. 3rd, fa.557 E. 2nd. (See adv.) 0Cfaarles W., laborer, h. 214 Fairmount.^ IJU Evelyn B., widow Edw. W., private school, h. Ill Fulton. I" ^tf\ Flora E., widow Ernest, r. 325 Crossman. 00^^ Henry B., student, r. Ill Fulton. -q cQQHITCHCOCK, HORACE, (Martfaa R.), real estate, over 9 W. 3rd, fa.557(See adv.)2d. JJ ®CREX GRASS MATTING! CREX RUGS!> og OOTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. 2} z50 "j. Leon C, (Cora), stenograpfaer, fa.24 13th.>J-J
; Bargains In All Kinds of Real Estate in Jamestown, Celoron and Niagaratt Charles, clerk, r 118 East 2nd. ^jjj Claude, blacksmith, r. 930 Nortfa Main. ^,Frank C, (Editfa), teamster, fa.over 165 Barrett. 2?I- Frank H., (Louisa), painter, fa.930 Nortfa Main. "Oq Frank, (Eliza), laborer, fa.over 165 Barrett. »° {2 Lorenzo B., (Mary S.), shipping clerk, fa.211 Broadfaead. j—t tc Mary A., nurse, bds. 105 West 5th. j Q William M., (Lydia B.), blacksmith, 10 Harrison, fa.43 Harrison. V>I- Z Hobart, Jerome M., (Gertrude), attorney at law, fa.116 VanBuren. pp]O ** Hobbs, Charlies F„ (Estella), laborer, fa. 9 Tew.£*•Q " Henry V., (Ethel), laborer, bds. 9 Tew. •
q The Largest and Best Stock of Dry Goods. A. D. SHARPE CO. §W JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 139 «^ Edison Records supplies at Daniclsons Jacob, (Nancy), farmer, h. 1208 West 6tfa.3^Jerome, motorman, r. 1208 West 6th.0QHoTlengren, Sarah A., stenographer, r. 118 Williams.CTQHolley, Bertha B., stenographer, r. 19 West 9tfa.OCfaarles R., (Georgie), electrician, fa.19 West 9tfa. QHollings, James, (Louisa), dyer, h. 409 Hazeltine.QJohn W., weaver, r. 409 Hazeltine.fnHollister, Blanche D., spooler, r. 20 Steele.Edward W., (Mertie), finisfaer, fa.20 Steele.oJay B., (Odive A.), commercial traveler, fa. 4 McDannell.Norman A., student, r. 4 McDannell.Walter, (Caroline), r. 121 Cross.SHOPPING BASKETS, NEWEST SHAPES. 1^ THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. ^q a.^, Holm, A. William, (Sigrid), cloth inspector, h. 515 Camp. 0m Carl, laborer, fads.106 Weeks. (J)*o Charles, (Hattie), veneerworker, h. 242 Crescent. £*}J» Esther M., spinner, r. 505 Camp. »-^•to Gust, metalworker, fads.37 Sampson. J*"?Jofan, metalworker, bds. Riverside Hotel.^JRalph. C. G., news and cigars, 630 East 2nd, r. 542 Crescent.' '^ Holman, Frank H., (Anna), paperhanger, fa.over 220 Barrett. Q•^ Henry C, (Julia), carpenter, fa.220 Barrett. "JJJ5 Holmbeck, Godfred, (Selma), woodworker, h. 21% Ranson alley.•Holmberg, Axel F., plater, bds. 20 Crown.r_^Erick, O., (Hulda), woodworker, fa.144 Stowe. "Q) Edgar, student, r. 710 Foote. m+*•52 Eline, (Marina A.)—C. W. Swanson & Co., 4 Main—fa. over 26 Linden. ^,'*"' Englebrecfat, metalworker, bds. 128 Water. "J"1k» Ferdinand, (Anna), shoemaker, h. 20 Crown. i—•3 Gust, (Emma), cabinetmaker, h. 710 Foote. ^^*Q Gustaf, (Emma)—C. W. Swanson & Co., 4 Main—fa. 710 Foote. faj. John, cabinetmaker, r. 17 Busfa. t^TV Jofan, (Matilda), laborer, h. 372 Buffalo.5 John A., (Selma), drayman, h. 250 Bowen.QoMyrtie, stenographer, r. 710 Foote.•••^ Victor, (Louise), laborer, h. 605 English.(^ {JCClUGnt L1 lOUr. please. All grocers sell it. Z5CD
•*J The largest assortment of fine Cloaks and Suits in the QLOTS FOR SALE IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE CITY. f\CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING. Vc140 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY (fl'g City at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. 3Qj Holmes, Albert, rubber, r. 280 Willard.0$Albro C, (Hazel M.), Dist. supreme organizer Golden Seal, 301-302
Always Bay Your Dry Goods of THE A. P. SHARPE CO.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 141CDPhonographs at DANIELSON'S 1 Main Street.^ ^ _ _ ^ — ^ — ^ _ — ^ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ — — ^ ^ ^ ^ —muHOLMQUIST, CARL A. F., (Charlotte H.), photographer, 212 E. 2nd, fa. do. e>>Carl HolmquisttnPHOTOGRAPHER c"»x Artistic Lighting and Posing. Also Photo Jewelry and Frames gv/J 213=214 E. SECOMD ST. HOME PHONE 893 Z^» Charles, (Augusta), woodworker, h. 120 Sampson . [j]QQ Claus, 'bandsawyer, fa.56 Ofaapin. PEmma, weaver, r. over 139 Park.w, Ernest, bellman, r. Humphrey House. ' Cj John A., (Linda), shipping clerk, fa.132 Barrett. ? 3Oscar, (Alma), woodworker, fa.225 Barrows. x >. Holmstrom, Svea, duffer, r. over 254 Willard. ' q1^ Werner, (Matilda), cabinetmaker, h. over 254 Willard. • ^Holngren, Hannie, domestic, bds. 310 Clinton.P coqj Holroyd, Jannett, widow Fred, seamstress, h. 65 Center. O -iQj Hoist, Augustus E., (Jennie M.), painter and paperhanger, h. over 1109 New- ^ P,Cf) land. £ O^ EMBROIDERIES, LACES, VEILINGS—UNLIMITED VARIETY! 2 >> THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. >§ZHolt, Cfaarles, (Mertie), woodworker, fa.over 150 Stowe. > a IJMiller C, (Mary), butcher, h. 116 Cross.53 rMinnie, domestic, r. Ill Crossman." niWalter X, (Mildred C), painter, fa.33 15th. OHoltein, Josephine, nurse, r. 837 Spring.^Home Relief Society, 106 Fairmount.c_HOME TELEPHONE CO., John H. Wright, Gen. Mgr., 210 Pine.gHomer, Dora H., cloth picker, r. 110 Newland.mGlenn R., (Mary), commercial traveler, h. 507 West 4th.HJane B., widow Eugene L., r. 507 West 4th. 2Mabel, r. 107 Baker. 2Smith, (Ida), milkman, fa.107 Baker.Honneysett, James, r. over 174 Fairmount.zHooges, Minnie, Mrs., millhand, fa. 564 East 2nd. -
^J Celoron Property for Sale. Houses, Cottages, Lots and Lake Front. *—IS)CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING. *•£C 142 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY (JQ"eg •— 2TS? Hoon, Frank R., (Mary A.), h. 203 East 2nd.CN Hooper, Albro H., (Clara), drug clerk, fa.704 Jefferson.Hoover, Mary Belle, r. 23 Broadhead.0^^ Samuel S., (Martha J.), rep. International Cor. School, fa.23 Broadhead. 0)Hope, George, (Selma N.), bartender, h. over 135 Allen. (/)Maude, telephone operator, bds. 135 Allen.(J)Hopkins, David G., h. 11 East 6tfa. •— Frank, (Agnes), musician, r. 849 Washington. \}JTheodore E., (Elizabetih), groceries, 6 East 6*, fa.17 East 6tfa. Q2 Hopkinson, Sam, (Sarafa J.), drawingroom boss, h. 314 Allen. CfQ< Horan, Mary, domestic, r. 504 West 3rd. (JQm Horr, Ebenezer, (Blanche), lather, r. 74 11th. Q}|2 Horrocks, Agnes, Mrs., furrier, h. 8 Cheney. mqZ Clifton, clerk, r. 8 Cheney. mlO Horsfield, Kendall, (Sarafa), warp twister, fa.127 Barrows. *§ _ Mary, widow David, fa.21 Water.{? Sarah A., weaver, r. 21 Water. ^O ^ Hortfa, Clinton I., (Edna), mail carrier, h. 208 Allen. J._, < Horton, A. A., (Victoria), pastor Brooklyn Heights M. E. churcfa, h. 121 QJ McKinley Ave. rhu. i ' rt)30•nnV 1\/I»irrlr» f^nvl^i* waves an^ curls the hair in 10 to 15 min- v/S? *• H© IVlclglC V/Ul IGF utes> without heat, while you are dressingj or traveling. THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. Third Street
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. P. SHARPE CO.Q JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 143 $£r° EYerything Musical at DANIELSON'S |£ Hosier, William, (Cleo M.), packer, h. over 320 Forest. (J)\f\ Hotchkiss, Alonzo S., (Ella M.), saloon, 116 East 3rd, h. 905 Washington. fc-_^• Morris, (Clara), carriage painter, h. 1175 East 2nd. me^mm Walter W., (Mary), eye, ear and tfaroat specialist, rms. 3-4 AllenSquare Bldg., h. 195 Forest Ave.CD+^ House,' Harry H., clerk, h. 311 Pine. /»s!5 Houser, James W., (Helena), cabinetmaker, fa.74 Hazzard. -^/
•^J Don't Pay Rent. We Will Build You a Home in Celoron or Jamestown. >£/} Pay forit Sam© as Rent. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg. *j*^ 144 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY "j•^! Long Silk Gloves, the cheapest at»••QTHE P. M. JOHNSON CO. isXHowe, Burton S., (Alice M.), stonemason, h. 1035 Nortfa Main. «J"+*» V3 Carrie M., teacfaer, r. 221 VanBuren.'Owen, (Roa), machinist, fa.221 VanBuren.(flRay C, snipping clerk, r. 221 VanBuren.OftWilliam J., (Carrie), grocer, 703 West 8th, fa.do. mHowell, Edward, (Melinda), machinist, h. 1 Metallic. «JWilliam H., (Emma), painter, fa. 8 Metallic Ave.^Howes, James, (Mary), finisher, fa.131 Crescent.Howland, Sarafa E., widow Charles, r. 15 Newland.Howson, Avia M., r. 415 West 8tfa.George P., glassworker, fads.12 Harrison.Glade R., glassworker, bds. 12 Harrison.Glenn iS., glassworker, bds. 12 Harrison.John T., (Ida E.), lumber handler, fa.12 Harrison.William M., (Rosa), painter and paperhanger, fa.415 West 8th.Hoyt, Carlton, (Margaret), foreman, fa. 4 Metallic.Flats, 307-315 West 3rd.Peter H., (Jennie E.), real estate, h. 307 West 3rd.0ft)m)^Rupert L., (Vesta B.), driver, h. 49 Hazzard.Guaranteedto Give ^A^mfm^ffkiW^f^TT %J^aM
The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. THE A. D. SHARPE CO. o73JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 145 |g Everything Musical at DANIEISON'S. |*•* SILKOLINES, FANCY CRETONS, ART DENIMS AND TAPESTRY GOODS. © "lU Hulquist, & Mericle—Jofan Hulquist and Jay P. Mericle—general j*ft\ insurance 11-12 Gokey Bldg.J^ Mertie, r. 117 South Main. -g y,Q Raymond G.—Hulquist & Mericle, rm. 12 Gokey Bldg.—bds. 117 South > °Main.ft\ Hult, Albert, cabinetmaker, bds. 4 Willis.Z* Arvid, finisher, r. 9 Hanley.2 August, (Anna C), night watchman, h. 9 Hanley. Jofan, (Ida), painter, h. 36 Pearl. X $O M o r y , r. 113 Crescent. " !jjOscar, metalworker, bds. 63 Hazzard. I >\\ Sophia, Mrs., r. 113 Crescent. > ^Z V e r n e r , metalworker, bds. 63 Hazzard.~\ tD: >s^ THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St. £ JHultberg, Adolph, metalworker, fa. 254 Willard. O HyCt Andrew J., (Virginia), aristoworker, h. 38 Foote.C I0 August, (Melva), millhand, r. 293 Crescent. z H mAugust, (Minnie), laborer, fa.293 Crescent. O\im Hannah, widow Charles, fa.410 Allen. j? toJohn A., (Matilda), boss cabinetmaker, h. 9 Linwood. >Mabel, r. 293 Crescent.O Ho Olga C, student, r. 9 Linwood.J- mt\ ' Rose, clerk, r. 254 Willard.Hultgren, Agatha E., r. 13 Union Ave.Anna, widow Rev. Carl O., fa .13 Union.I Carl, .(Huldah), . . . polisher, . h. 205 Barrett.(f) Carl O., draughtsman, rm. 3 Arcade Bldg., r. 13 Union. 9Carlotta, clerk, bds. 369 South. Main.D Flavia, r. 13 Union Ave.QQ CQ Henry, (Matilda), finisher,h. 346 Bowen.Luther, (Albertine), finisher,h. 369 South Main.Hultin, Ellen, weaver, bds. over 117 King.6 J. Fred, painter, rms. 79 Allen Sqr. Bldg., over 105 Main.Lawrence R., clerk, r. 120 East 2nd.M Hultman, Cfaarles, (Hulda), metalworker, h over 40 Jones.Fannie, rm. 100 Liberty.Hultquist, Alfred, packer, r. 40 Chambers.Anna M., domestic, r. 20 Bowen.("V 'J a CI _ HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH IF THE PRICE IS HIGHERwcciaeni nour than othfp< purdy bros, Dist»but°"
t 1 We Have Customers for Houses of All Kinds. List Your Property With{/} Us. We Can Sell It. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.ro_C 146 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYo"«5HULTQUIST, CLARENCE A., (M. Charlotte), crockery anj notions, 18 Eiat3rd, fa.839 Prendergast. .^J Corinne F. A., spinner, r. 244 Barrows. Q^s|Edith A. V., clotfadrawer, r. 244 Barrows.Ernest, (Jennie), rural mail carrier, fa.20 Barker.0Fred, (Mary), millfaand, fa.114 Crown.aGust A., (Hilda C), foreman dyer, h. 203 Hazzard.COqHerman, (Alene), carpenter, fa.over 32 Union.jJofan, (Josephine), stonemason, h. 40 Chambers.POliver A., dyer, bds. 201 Hazzard.0» Swan G., (Ida C), polisher, fa.244 Barrows. 3DC HUMPHREY HOUSE, (THE)—J. W. Humphrey, Prop.—13-23 South Main. "9 HUMPHREY, J. W., (Mary), Prop. Humphrey House, 13-23 S. Main, fa.do. ^>- . Hunt, Cfaarles, (Ada L.), foreman, fa.147 Cook Ave. /^ui «5 Cfaarles, r. 212 Hallock. /m.[J] ^ Cornelius, (Clarinda A.), paperfaanger, fa.23 Allen. JiM § David C, (Matilda), painter, ih. 212 Hallock. 2cc Q Dora, widow Elvin, r. 19 Terrace place. m*mSJ ^ Eliza F., widow Freeman J., h. 312 Allen. Z\Lw ° Emily, r. 300 Winsor. 0sg Canfield's Dress Shields. Wel^££rvery CDg The Abrahamson=Bigelow Co. WJV&'street -.31 Frank, (Charlotte), veterinary surgeon, fa.409 Cherry.cjFred C, (Flora B.), R. F. D. mail carrier, fa.100 Lakin.CDEGlenn, (Jennie), finisfaer, fa.70 Norton.^Grant, (Edna), coachman, h. 215 Fulton.£ HUNT, HERBERT L., (S. Annetta), attorney at law, 25-26 Wellman Bldg,COfa. 43 Fairmount.H. Francis, (Effie), physician, New Gifford block.Maria L., widow William, h. over 303 Foote.CRoy P:, (May), painter, fa.112 Hazzard. 3Whitman P., teamster, fa.931 Newland. JTr£Huntington, Brook, (Eliza H.), h. 44 Foote Ave. fr\T— Jane, Widow Henry, h. 26 Taylor.Jofan, machinist, r. 94 Lister. P*J£ John, (Harriett), millfaand, h. 94 Lister. 3q Jofan, (Agnes), teamster, h. 14 Fluvanna. Q,O Jofan W., weaver, bds. 26 Taylor.t3 Susie, weaver, bds. 26 Taylor. \Jj^^ Talbot, (Lydia), machinist, fa.over 44 Taylor.Um William, machinist, r. 94 Lister.O Huntsville Lumber Co., Pres. and Mgr. W. K. Stone, rm. 57 New Fenton Cfl^jBldg., over 6 East 2nd."m- HURLBERT, GEORGE F., (A. Louise), Prop. New Sherman House, 13-23 W.© 3rd, h. do.J2 Hurlburt, Frank, (Anna J.), paperfaanger, fa.198 Fairmount.ft? Hazel, student, r. 198 Fairmount,01 CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and Furnaces, t
j CARPETS, CURTAINS, TL A T\ C> .«. fZ? DRAPERIES, SHADES. * ,lc "• L'* JlWIJiC VA>.Ti JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 147< Phonographs at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main Street. _^Q* Hurlbert, LaMar, student, r. New Sherman House. jS^tf) Hurley, Edward M., h. 808 Jefferson.__Husband, Artfaur F., (Myrtle), h. 305 Winsor. D>—^ Jofan B., (Octavene), bookkeeper, fa.16 Cook. fm£ J. Stuart, (Ellen A.), pfaotograpfaic printer, fa.over 201 Forest. (W. Mabel, telephone operator, bds. 112 West 7tfa. Q.^ Husted, Clarence, paperfaanger, rms. over 53 Harrison. ^j]^ Hutcfains, Clark, packer, fads.128 Water. ^"Hutcfainson, Lottie, r. 991 Washington.fjLouis, emp. veneer wks., r. 991 Washington.!^*Jt Hutley, Ann, widow John, h. 314 Allen. qJ"' Arthur, woolsorter, r. 5 Elk. ""***J3 Charles T., (Emma), pinsetter, fa.10 King. ^J*~ James, (Jennie, loomfixer, fa. 5 Elk. y^ John W., (Alice), mgr. Co-operative Supply Co., 216 E. 2nd, h. 9 King. 5SiKate, widow John, weaver, fa.222 Chandler. E^"T3Nellie E., r. 5 Elk.
• CHOICE LAKE FRONT LOTS FOR SALE. •«,TZ. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDfNG. L"UJ — n148 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY X-3 Qrn FINE SILKS AND DRESS GOODS 5*Imus, Charles M., (Georgia The,owestprices M.), insurance at THE and P. real M. estate, JOHNSON fa.379 Falconer. CO. "j ^Frank A., Jr., clerk, r. 379 Falconer.ft)Frank A., (Ellen A.)1, engineer, fa.379 Falconer.Independent ~ Bill Posting Co.—John C. ~ Bartlett, " Percy Warner—over 214 0Main.0Independent Messenger Service, Homer Klock, Mgr., New Fenton Bldg., 6tf\ Independent Messenger Service, Homer Klock, Mgr., New Fenton Bldg., 6 *Z.East 2nd.- East 2nd. W*^ Ingerson, Carineilia, fa.106 Lincoln.|^ INGERSON CO.—Norman W. Ingerson and J. W. Doubleday—grocers, 20 ^East 3rd and 34 Falconer._George H., (Kate), second band goods, 206 East 2nd, fa.110 Liberty. Z\INGERSON, NORMAN W., (Stella M.)—Ingerson Co., 20 East 3rd—fa. 214m+f Lincoln. (J)w Ingham, Emma, widow Jofan, h. 43 College. Q)*J"" James, (M. Gertrude), supt. Chaut. Worsted Mills, Falconer, fa.348 ^Foote Ave.CD• iCC Nathan, (Sarah), metalworker, fa.over 103 Water.Wilfrid, (Clara), spinning boss, fa.18 Waterman.cloaks, suits and skirts 0Every garment bearing this label is guaranteed to give two {*season's satisfactory wear. Sold only by m*The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. Third Street'Ingraham, W. F., shoemaker, 102 Fairmount, fa.do._. Ipson, Andrew, (Annie), painter, fa.over 43 Cfaarles. Q^ Andrew, woodworker, rms. 605 West 7tfa. »rc — IPSON, CHARLES, (Sophia)—H. P. Robertson Co., 30-38 Steele—h. 60 JTcc CC West 7th. gHenry, (Julia), cigar store and newsroom, 126 East 2nd, h. 506 Pren- ^>_CDdergast Ave.flj IPSON, JOHN H., (Gunella G.)—H. P. Robertson Co., 30-38 Steele—fa. 601 0rf) West 7th. Z>Q} Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 304 Winsor.~— Peter, (Hansina), retired, h. 869 Spring. mmO Iroquois Hotel—Owens & Tousley, Props.—6 Soutfa Main. mmf Irvin, Button, h. 237 McKinley. Q»«^ Irvine, Lena, spinner, bds. over 106 Willard. mm[^ Walter, (Margaret), metalworker, h. 10 Fairview. "^Irwin, Harry, boss spinner, bds. 209 South Main.(J)ks James, weaver, h. 209 South Main. • tTl£ James E., photographer, bds. 209 South Main.Mary, music teacher, r. 209 Soutfa Main. -^CC Isaacson, Carrie H., widow Emil Frank, operative, r. 36 Cross. WCD Hedner, bricklayer, bds. over 3 Grandin. ft)mm John, laborer, bds. 127 Linwood. 2*^^ Marie C, widow Jofan, r. 51 Tower. QWilliam O., (Huldah), machinist, h. 151 Barrett.MS CLARK HARDWARE CO. Roofing and Building Papers CO
Tjj Carpets, Curtains, Draperies, Shades. THE A. D. Sharpe Co.t*. JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 149S __ :Ua Pianos, musical instruments Danielson sIsbell, Joseph H., (Margaret), mechanic, h. 505 Clinton.Louis, draftsman, bds. 505 Clinton.Mary, clerk, r. 505 Clinton.Iverson, James J.:—Proudfit Clothing Co., 206 Main—r. 516 East 2nd.Ivony, Charles H., bds. 953 East 2nd.% J£ EDDY'S INSURANCE OFFICE(/) 16 EAST THIRD STREET. >^CD O• Jackman, Byron D., (Sarafa E.), traveling salesman, h. 109 Kidder. • ,cT* Jackson, Axel, laundryman, fads,over 22 Foyest. § xCfaarles, (Amelia), milk peddler, fa.106 Linwood Ave. C 31^" Charles R., (Agnes), emp. Mutual Life Ins. Co., fa.821 Prendergast. m >^ Cfaarles W., (Editfa P.), mail carrier, h. 10 Hall Ave. " r^ Chauncey, (Malinda), metalworker, fa.606 West 7th. a Jm Clyde W., (Mary L.), metalworker, h. 108 Lincoln. P H(J) Dow M., (Cora B.), commercial traveler, h. 3 East 6tfa. _-\'7m Hattie, domestic, r. 11 Cook Ave.x mrm James H., (Mary J.), retired, fa.328 East 4tfa.>ij CHOICE SELECTION OF TABLE LINENS. > »mCTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. q= S— JACKSON, JOHN E., (Anna C), h. over 22 Forest Ave. > qrm> Josepfa C,, (Grayce), woodcarver, fa.over 148 Foote. - O zMartin, Christian Science faealer,bds. 116 East 4th. 2 ITT Olive, dressmaker, rms. 513 Spring. Z ^'•' Stephen, retired, r. 124 Crescent. ^ 2y) Jacobson, Augusta, housemaid, r. 303 East 2nd. Ofl} Amel, (Carrie M.), junk dealer, fa. 169% South Main.3D H—* Anna, widow Otto, r. under 338 Steele. ^jjja Cfaarles, (Anna), gas engine mfr., office Chadakoin Bldg., h. 339 o „,aCrossman.? CCfaarles W., (Kate J.), clerk, h. 110 East 3rd.e_ ti3 Ella A., clerk, r. 106 West 8th. | >(J) Elmer, rms. Y. M. C. A. m OElmer G., clerk, r. 106 West 8th. % >>j Emma, r. 22 Elk. ° %L< Emma, widow Jofan, fa. 6 River. 2 dCD Floyd E., reporter Morning Post, r. 106 West 8th. " >J~ Frank, (Jennie), handsawyer, fa',over 47 Pearl Ave. Z ^"P A Complete Line of Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods < >O at THE LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL. 110 E. 2d St. °mt 110 EAST SECOND STREET. Home Phone 1213 H§ ocTidenTVlour PURDY BROTHERS, Distributors I
^J BARGAINS IN HOUSES AND LOTS.u. Juliet B., r. 218 Forest Ave.OMabelLouis, lineman,B., r. 218r.Forest22 Elk.Ave.COuiMarcus P., carriagemaker, h. 501 East 6th.QjJ2Martha, teacher, r. 501 East 6th.Nels M., (Josephine), ih. 22 Elk. *WD< m- Oscar T., (Carrie), groceries, 701 North Main, h. 106 West 8th. QfQZjjj cc Ruby C, packer, r. 502 Newland. Q»_ xy.j—ja.uiesuu'wn ih.uiw i^u., rairiiiuunt avb., n. —° 30 Lakeview AveMildred, r. 30 Lakeview AveJames, Anna M., h. 116 Price.'rm.&J Clara, clerk, r. 116 Price. jj^g Grace, Mrs., r. 68 Barrett. '"© Henry, stonemason, rms. 11 East 2nd. PZZ Mertie, Mrs., fa.16 Sampson. ^*^William R., (Effie), emp. Bell Telephone Co., rms. 17 East 6th. r"O JAMESTOWN ART CARVING WORKS—Albert Nelson, Prop.—40-48 Steele,© Auto and Motor Cycle Co., 21 Strong. Qj2 JAMESTOWN BOTTLING CO., 12 West 1st. p.^ JAMESTOWN BREWING CO.—P. Fred Simon Pres.—620 West 8th. '^(Zm >-> Home JAMESTOWN Phone 623-b; BROKERAGE Bell Phone 294-b. CO., Gifford Room Bldg., 1 Gifford cor. Main Bldg., & cor: E. 3rd. Main (See and Third ad.) Sts 3^-g JAMESTOWN BROKERAGE COMPANY t n§ Representing H. J. SPUHLER, Inc., PITTSBURG, PA. UuW Connected with the New York Consolidated Exchange. 0_£2 Fast Leased Wire Service. Special Information. Q,^ CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and Furnaces. fomm
O Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. P. SHARPE CO. Q^J JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 151a Everything Musical at D A N I E L S O N ' SJAMESTOWN BAKERY—George W. Stickler, Mgr.—217 Spring.^Boiler Works—John G. O'Brien, Prop.—mfr. boilers, stills and tanks, Xl602 West 7th. ^»Book Bindery—M. Merz & Son, Props.—over 202 Main. 1?JAMESTOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE—Prof. H. E. V. Porter, Pres.—24-30Gokey Bldg., over 18 West 3rd.S«3Ofaair Co.—Pres., C. W. Herrick—mfrs. chairs and rockers, 20 Winsor.JAMESTOWN, CHAUTAUQUA & LAKE ERIE R. R. CO., J. A. Barry, localmgr., cor. Fairmount Ave. and W. 8tfa, freight office 70-80 Steele.Cigar Co.—Jofan F. Gustafson, Prop.—132 Foote Ave.JAMESTOWN CLUB, Thomas Snowdon, steward, 413 Main.Commercial Gallery—Jay Pickard, P. M. Dean, Props.—320 Harrison.JAMESTOWN CO-OPERATIVE CABINET CO.—Tfaure E. Lindholm, Mgr.—27 Taylor. /JAMESTOWN COTTON MILLS—T. H. Smith, Prop.—mfrs. warps and battings,56 Center.DRESS GOODS AND SILKS. -THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. •""
We Want Houses in All Parts of the City for Our Customers.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.152 , JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYA full line of Roofing, and Roofing Materials, Sheathing Papers, Deadening Felts,f,TnIanba%^sen The P. M. Johnson Co. Sr/JOjf« JAMESTOWN LOUNGE CO., (Inc.)—Pres., T. D. Hanchett; vice Pres., A. JW^ H. Greenlund; Sec. and Treas., L. F. Cornell—38-46 Winsor. ^j^^ Lumber Co.—J. W. Collopy, Pres.; E. H. Goodenough, Sec. and Treas. 21 —5 Ellicott Bldg. ^mj Mirror Works, (Inc.)—Pres., Edgar O. Jones; Sec. and Treas., Victor O•~ M. Thompson, 316 Cherry. Q•^J Oil Co., C. G. Wooley, Mgr., 34 Institute. Qf T f JAMESTOWN PANEL AND VENEER CO.—Pres., George Noble; vice Pres., *A. P. Lowell; Sec, Geo. A. Baker; Treas., F. D. Hatch—50 Steele. ^J.^ Portrait Co.—Julia H. Pooler—12 Institute.{^ JAMESTOWN RAZOR CO.—J. J. Frank, Sec.—208 Pine. ^JAMESTOWN ROOFING CO.—W. G. Peckham and F. L. Dickson—120 East mm 3rd. (See adv.) ZZThe Jamestown Roofing Company ps'S3120 EAST THIRD STREET^3 handle PAROID ROOFING—the best ready roofing made. Call or write for free samples.oCmm Sponging by the New Duplex Spotless Method, 5c per yd.,25c for short lengths. £Dress Goods and Fabrics of all kinds require sponging to prevent spotting or shrinking. TheNew—Duplex Method gives the goods"a dressy effect and a rich cloth finish.~3Q)CCThe Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 West Third Street. oSchool of Music—J. A. Eckman, Prop.—over 202 Main. 3CO JAMESTOWN SHALE PAVING BRICK CO., 40 Quarry road. toJ2£ JAMESTOWN STREET RAILWAY AND CHAUTAUQUA TRACTION CO.— ^QA. N. Broadhead, Pres.—waiting room, 13 West 3rd, office and ftJ* barns, West 3rd. JJ*>. JAMESTOWN TABLE CO., 145-153 Fairmount AveZ> Veneer Door Co.—W. G. Dunn, Pres., New Castle, Pa.; J. M. Gardner, "Jvice Pres., New Castle, Pa.; J. H. Frew, Treas.; L. G. Cowing, Sec. mm.•> and Gen. Mgr.—111-119 Cheney. WC JAMESTOWN WINDOW SCREEN CO.—Pres., Charles Lindbeck; Sec. and JO-m Treas., Charles Swanson—12-16 River. (J)mj Wood Turning Works—C. M. Benson, Prop.—custom turning, 40-42 mmt, Steele. * *f} Woolen Mills—Hall & Co.—mfrs. woolens, 122 Winsor. ft>JAMESTOWN WORSTED MILLS, (Hall & Co.)—Elliot C. Hall, Alfred E. 5.Q) Hall, Rose E. Kent—335 Harrison. w**) Jamison, Charles E., osteopath, over 201 W. 3rd, h. do. Omm Harry, fa. 32% Van Buren. ^Jarl, Cfaarles O., (Mary), metalworker, fa.over 2 Livingston. {J)Gust, (Hannah), carpenter, fa.206 Cfaarles. *Jasperson, Catherine, widow Carl, r. 127 Hall.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Fine Cutlery and Tools.
0 The Largest and Best Stock of Dry Goods. A. P. SHARPE CO.I>oJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 153 Leonora B., r. 411 East 5th. £CO MANICURE PREPARATIONS. >THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. O n£ ! I »J^ Jenner, Amy L., r. 99 Barrett. > j,^Z JENNER, Atla CHARLES M., (Kate E.), J., engineer, (Inez C), h. gents' 99 Barrett. furnishings, hats and caps, 214 N. -| o *? >
| t Celoron Property for Sale. Houses, Cottages, Lots and Lake Front.onCHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.C 154 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY P*•?5•^j Jensen, Jack, fa.over 80 Jones.0James, (Ingra), lumber faandler, fa.531 Allen.n.^J Jens A., (Sofle P.), carpenter, h. 909 Newland Ave. ft^4 Jofan, macfaine hand, bds. 531 Allen.Joseph, upholsterer, bds. 168 Allen.tLouis, (Jennie G.), sign painter, rm. 72 Allen Sq. Bldg., over 1070rtMain, h. 21 Myrtle.Peter, glue hand, bds. 192 Soutfa Main. 0 -Valdemar, (Anna), painter, h. 54 West 9tfa.^Jernberg, Gust L., (Anna C), cabinetmaker, h. 305 Crescent.Robert, (Alene), sander, fa.over 300 Barrows.z Jessop & Anderson—Mrs. Florence Jessop, Alma Anderson—millinery, 49 35 Harrison. • ^. Johnson, Abraham, (Augusta), metalworker, h. 217 Willard. £j"• < Ada, domestic, r. 11 West 5th.£ Adelbert, (Ella), carpenter," fa.822 Spring.>DAdelia M., clerk, r. 8 Barrows.r£ COMBS, BRUSHES AND TOILET ARTICLESH^ THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. m*Adolpfa, (Anna), steelworker, h. 30 Peacfa.wAdolpfa, sander, bds. 156 ThayerAdrian, cabinetmaker, bds. 81% Water.Albert, painter, rms. 74 Allen Sq. Bldg., over 109 Main.HmAAlbert, (Alma), grocer, 222 Price, h. 80 Eagle.Albert, (Lillian), metalworker, fa.over 514 Newland.kj Albert, (Emily), steward Humphrey House, h. 547 E. 2nd. jftl«/> Albert, cabinetmaker, r. 241 Crescent. g ^j3 Albert, (Emma), car inspector, fa.13 Charles. »£mm- Albert, finisher, fads.12 Fairfield. jXAlbert, (Elizabeth), h. 104 Pearl Ave..££ Albert, (Ida), finisfaer,h. 85 Hedges.toqAlbert, laborer, bds. 16 Morton.© Albert C, (Serena S.), springsetter, fa. 5 Waterman. m*C^3 Albert E., .(Anna), Capt. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Lake navigation, fa.419 W. 3rd. Z>.^ Albert F., (Annie S.), metalworker, fa.214 Bowen. Q^mm Albert G., (May Abbott), farming implements, 30 S. Main, h. 35Cm\Mechanic.^Albert G., carpenter, bds. 80 Water.CD*g- Albertina, Mrs., h. 6 Walnut.>© Albertina, domestic, bds. 17 Fairmount. ft\22 Albin, metalworker, bds. 236 Barrett. I—fc? Albin, carpenter, h. 103 Camp.toCCLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and Housefarnisliings
6 THB BBST aoODSP£BT LOWBST THE A. P. SHARPE CO. rW JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 155 f5% Everything Musical at DANIEISON'S. *Cm JOHNSON, ALEXANDER, (Augusta), musician and music teacher, wind and• string instruments, fa.310 West 7th. 2Z'a^J O H N S O N S M U S I C A L S T U D I O 3310 WEST SEVENTH STREET -
Real Estate of All Kinds in All Parts of Jamestown for Sale.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.156 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYC. \B., Kabo, American Lady and Thomson Glove~fitting Corsets at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.>|««» JOHNSON, ANDREW J., (Ella)—Sec. Swanson Drug Co.—fa. over 106 E. 2nd. H»Sj Johnson, Andrew, sander, bds. 128 Water.C/} Andrew, (Mary), laborer, fa.509 Newland.^^ Andrew, (Hildur), commercial traveler, r. 339 Crossman. ,^# ?j3 Andrew, (Louisa), finisfaer,h. 26 Clyde. 5j,{*" Andrew, fireman, fads. 3 Vega. Qto^j . Andrew, metalworker, bds. 209 Barrett.L^ Andrew A., (Sopfaie), machine hand, h. 771 Buffalo. >«JAndrew J., (Hilma), metalworker, fa.660 Camp. K*VJ Andrew J., shipping clerk, Erie R. R., fa.14 Elk. m^^hJ Andrew J., fa.31 Holman.»^ Andrew J., (Anna), foreman Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co., h. 300 Hall.•^ Andrew L., (Christina), stock clerk, r. 246 Crescent.^^ Andrew M., (Sophia), carpenter, h. 574 Allen.*^ Andrew W., (Sopfaie), metalworker, h. 205 Front.Anna, weaver, bds. 25 Sturges.Anna, dressmaker, bds. 330 Lincoln.Anna, textileworker, r. over 46 Thayer.1f . Anna, domestic, r. 112 VanBuren.^^VEILINGS, ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES.THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St.N Anna, -widow John, r. 139 South Main.Q^ Anna, weaver, bds. 757 East 2nd."-•n Anna, widow Nels, h. 572 Allen.^j Anna, weaver, bds. over 16 Fairfield. ff\"^ Anna, widow John, fa.Willard, R. F. D. 82. f^f^ Anna, picker, bds. 35 Anderson. f^(r\ Anna, widow Cfaarles, h. 8 Fairfield.fyi Anna, spinner, r. 41 Lee Ave. ^
CLOAKS, GLOVES, TL A T\ CUarn« Ct\ ^SHAWLS, HOSIERY, * nC "• U' Jllal[>/~v August, woodworker, r. 1106 East 2nd. c piQ) August, (Selma), woodworker, fa.234 Barrows. ©C August, (Anna), woodworker, fa.104 Sampson. > H„ b(!August, metalworker, (Cfaarlotte), cloth bds. 140 presser, Barrett. h. 35 Pearl. • 20 JE m•mi August, C, (Mary), (Emma), finisfaer,h. carpenter, 210 fa.47 Colfax. Wescott. O ~j ro ti— "> >STYLES set the fashion for women, in Cloaks Suits and Skirts _ r~w oSold only by2 *t>The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. Third St.' g n••• August E., weaver, r. 40 Holman, - 3)^ August G., (Sophia K.), engineer, h. 220 Broadhead. £ OQ) August J., (Hulda), sander, fa. 5 Hedges. S "•CO August L., (Hilda), woodworker, fa.over 12 Sampson. JJJ >3Augusta,August L.,domestic,(Ida), travelingr. 130 Soutfasalesman,Main.fa.18 Linden. ^2•mO August T., metalworker, r. 161 Baker. %Z HJZo Augusta C, twister, bds. 13 Partridge.' o«f^ Auttila,Augusta,Mrs.,dressmaker,apprentice,r. overr. Barrows.222 Barrows.•Z -h°^^ Axel, rms. Y. M. C. A. -g£\ Axel, cabinetmaker, bds. 220 Bowen. ^m Axel, factory faand,bds. 150 Baker. f/\ Axel, tinsmith, fads.92 Water. 'Axel, machine hand, r. 41 Lee Ave.ZZ Axel, woodworker, fads.20 Pearl Ave. Oft\ Axel, painter, bds. 786 East 2nd. ^Axel, (Ella), machinist, h. 28 Peach.rn£j Axel, (Carolina), steel casemaker, h. 29 Myrtle. sq Axel C, (Ida), steelworker, h. 448 Winsor. >*f\ Axel F., (Emma T.), druggist, 31 Main, h. 101 E. 2nd. >/"\ • J • fl . The Be»t and Guaranteed to Please. inUccident rlour AI1 Grocer8 Seint. .»
t 1 Bargains .in All Kinds of Real Estate in Jamestown, Celoron and NiagaraC/j Falls. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg., Cor. Main.A 3rd Sts. XC 158 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY CfQWy•2 JOHNSON, O. LILLIAN, notary public and stenographer, 17-18 WellmanAxel G., draughtsman, r. 225 Barrett.O^1 Axel J., band sawyer, r. 35 Cedar.gvj Axel R., (Hulda), laborer, ih. 61 Ellicott. ft)Axel W., (Sadie), upholsterer, h. 13 Wilson.rnA. W., (Jennie T.), express driver, fa.434 Maple. f THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St. (T)0)D2CarlCarlA.,A.,woodworker,(Laura), toolmaker,r. 35 Pearlh. overAve.309 Palmer.C/J
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings.THE A. D. SHARPE CO.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 1590Edison Records and Supplies at DANIELSONS.Jofanson, Cfaarles H., (Louisa L.), painter, h. 376 South Main.Charles E., (Matilda), carpenter, fa.703 Lafayette.Charles E., (Hilma C), textile operative, fa. 41 Cfaapln.Cfaarles F., (Elsie M.), finisher,h. 11 Peaofa.Cfaarles G., (Jennie), cabinetmaker, fa. 72 Hedges.Charles G., (Ida), finisher, fa.14 Park.'Charles J., (Hannah), bandsawyer, h. 13 English.Charles J., (Emma M.), chairmaker, h. 14 Barrows.Cfaarles J., (Mary), metalworker, fa. 21 Cowden.Charles J., (Louisa), woolsorter, fa. 932 East 2nd.Cfaarles J., (Anna), carpenter, fa. 12 Crescent.Cfaarles M., (Minnie), machinist, fa. 25 Wfaitley Ave.Cfaarles M., (Minnie)—Pres. Liberty Furn Co., Blackstone Ave.—fa.1083 East 2nd.Ofaarles O. E., (Helen F.), cabinetmaker, h. over 609 English.Charles S., (Hulda TJ.), carpenter, fa. 51 Baker.Cfaarles W., (Isabella), plumber, fa. over 75 Barrett.Charles W., (Amy)—Peterson & Johnson—h. 9 Valley.Cfaarles, (Ella), clerk, fa. 56 Linwood Ave.Charles, (Maude), dyer, fa. over 114 King.IS Canfield's Dress Shields. WecZ^lurery> The Abrahamson=Bigelow Co. westthlfd street.0C'•£COctfOoCOCD3Cfaarles,CfaarlesCharles,CharlesCharles,Charles,Ofaarles,Cfaarles,Cfaarles,Ofaarles,Charles,Charles,CfaarlesCharles,Cfaarles,Charles,Charles,Charles,Charles,Charles,Charles,Cfaarles,Cfaarlespainter, r. over 68 Tfaayer.woodworker, r. 243,' Willard.(Matilda), laborer, h. 41 Lee Ave.(Ofaristine), carpenter, fa. under 52 Hedges.(Hannah), woodworker, fa.76 Eagle.(Ellen), cabinetmaker, h. 22 Pearl.(Selma), deliveryman, h. over 164 Barrett.lafaorer, fads, over 52 Pearl.(Mary), metalworker, fa. 21 Cowden.(Emma), machine faand, fa. 504 Crescent.mason tender, bds. over 3 Grandin.finisfaer, fads. 12 Williams.(Hannah), foreman Atlas Furn. Co., h. 501 Crescent.driver, fads. 117 Catlin Ave.(Amanda), emp. St. Ry., fa. 120 Hamilton.(Christine), dyer, h. 921 East 2nd.(Engrie C), finisfaer,h. over 32 Water.(Hannafa), laborer, fads, over 369 Foote.(Tena), fa. 750 East 2nd.(Lena), h. 750 East 2nd.rms. over 33 Harrison.(Matenia), laborer, fa. 1051 Nortfa Main.(Gertrude), deliveryman, fa. over 57 Prospect.rWi'rlont FlrmrVJCCKieill r lourHAS PROVEN ITS worth, if the priceis higher than others.CO-+>cCO*3-5'aqooaCOo-+)0
Don't Pay Rent. We Will Build You a Home in Celoron or Jamestown.Pay forit Same as Rent. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.160 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYLong Silk Gloves, the cheapest atTHE P. M. JOHNSON CO. 3JOHNSON, CHARLIE, (Grace)—Olson & Jofanson, 171 Barrett—h. 170 do.Christ, laborer, fa.imder 216 Steele.,._„. 3Cfarist, (Anna), carpenter, h. 812 Jefferson.]f^ Christine, Mrs., h. 10 Peterson . - vDy Christina, widow Cfaas., fa.over 102 Sampson. W!_! Ofaristine, Mrs., weaver, fa.513 Allen. (fl^1 Christine, domestic, r. 72 Allen.ftj Christopfaer, (Kate), tinsmith, fa.33 Price. T1*•* Christopher, (Johanna C), contracting mason, h. 42 Mectianic. '-^ Clara ,Mrs., r. 210 West 4th. CDfy Clara, r. 8 Webster. Umm* Clara O., r. 35 Pearl. D'Clarence L., (Alma), machinist, fa.21 Cowden. 5^f- Clayton O., student, r. 711 West 8th. JS*. Clayton,Conrad, screenmaker,woodworker,bds.bds.246513Hazzard.Allen. J-£Conrad, steelworker, r. 12 Crescent.3Oonrad, bds. 32 Center.Conrad, casemaker, h. 9 Metallic Ave.Orgr Before Buying ^UMBRELLA see that Neyer geKout of order_saveswear on gloves and fingers.to
g» The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. THE A. D. SHARPE CO. icoO JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 161 »& Everything Musical at DANIELSON'S. -Johnson, Edith, paper boxmaker, r. 29 Palmer.Edward G., (Annie), finisfaer,h. 25 Derby.Tlq*CJ Edward H., (Beda), foreman, fa.over 50 Water. rto Edward L., (Sophia), bookkeeper, h. 137 Barrows.•3 Edward, meatcutter. meatcutter, bds. 152 McKinlev. McKinley.Edward, (Hilma C), metalworker, h. 116 Hall Ave. 5;Edward, finisher,h. 135 Baker. IEdwin A., metalworker, r. 29 Palmer.qEdwin, (Mary J.), steel casemaker, fa.231 Steele. _Elba, spinner, r. 114 Vega.zElisfaa S., (Nettie D.)—Johnson & Bly, 306 Main—h. 402 E. 4tfa. o>Ella L. N., r. 148 Baker. *Ellen, dressmaker, twister, r. 26 r. 1051 Clyde. North Main.O HJ' 3Ellen, domestic, r. 139 Forest Ave. > zA- OEllen, dressmaker, bds. 336 Allen.^ MElmer C, woodworker, r. 10 Peterson.> OElmer E., (Minnie S.), electro plater, h. 135 Allen. ©Q)FERRIS GOOD SENSE CORSET WAIST "~ >,) proved rules of health. CHILDREN, MISSES, LADIES. OI!*»» THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW COMPAMT, 114.116=118 West Third Street C Pi^ "K)Hm rm Elof, Elsie, woodworker, domestic, r. bds. 253 Prospect. 127 Sampson. z ^ O'• Emil Elof, C, (Sopfaia), clerk, r. laborer, 221 Price. h. 44 Vega.-2 Oft» Emil F., (Lena), finisher, fa.over 215 Bowen. SJ^ Emil, (Freda), cabinetmaker, h. 39 Hedges. ^Q) Emil, (Mary), machinist, fa.41 Bush. *I
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• CARPETS, CURTAINS, Jl A r\ CI,»*.!*» Ct\+1 DRSPERiES, SHADES. ' "& "• **. jnarpe V^O.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 163| Phonographs at DANIELSONS, 1 Main Street.asJohnson, Fred, (Augusta), polisfaer, fa.108 Tower. £2Fred, (Mary), finisher,h. 214 Barrett.Freda, fa.19 Pearl.V»(Q Fredricka A., (Anna O.), carpenter, h. 423 Allen.AA Fredrika, widow Jofan, carpet weaver, h. over 117 Williams.CFrits H., (Susana), carpenter, h. over 219 Prospect. 3v, Fritcfaof, (Beda), cabinetmaker, h. 204 Benedict. t/>0 George W., finisfaer, r. 174 Barrows. 27Gertrude, widow Willis M., h. 200 Allen. 3O Gilbert, (Esther), metalworker, h. over' 323 Willard. ^®-Godfrey, (Carlina), furniture packer, fa.504 Crescent. ^\IGodfried, (Sofie), engine wiper, fa.304 Steele. Q- ©Grace, h. 1021 Nortfa Main. ©^Gunnar, bds. 494 Crescent.O*-^ Gust A., (Emma), metalworker, fa.78 Norton.*~J Gust A., (Hulda), metalworker, fa.79 Hedges.QQ Gust A., (Julia), casemaker, fa.840 East 2nd. &Gust A., (Editfa M.), bosscarder and comber, bds. 572 Allen.
Jamestown, Celoron and Niagara Falls Real Estate For Sale.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.164 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY'^ THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.cmReliable Dry Goods, Suits and Carpets.•K» . .Q) Johnson, Gust, carpenter, r. 14 West 7th. »«JV Gust, (Signa), metalworker, fa.792 East 2nd. "»^^ Gust, (Hilda S.), machine hand, h. over 227 Prospect.*W Gust, (Olga A.), meter repairer, fa.133 Prospect. \Ummi Gusta, textile operative, r. 15 15tfa. **m Gustaf A., (Minnie), retired, fa.254 Forest. J"Gustie, weaver, r. 243 Crescent.JiQ) Gustus T., (Anna), Ass't postmaster, fa.764 East 2nd.*J2 Gustus, (Hulda), tinsmith, h. 752 East 2nd. M5j{ G. P., carpenter, bds. cor. Falconer and Curtis. WQ) JOHNSON & HAMMERSTROM—Gust Jofanson, Cfaarles J. Hammerstrom— f]J*J*J hoots and sfaoes, 41 South Main. fjM2 Hannah C, widow Peter A., h. 40 Holman. ylJ^ Hannafa, domestic, r. 172 Allen. > (f)lO Harold, student, r. 210 Colfax.^* Harvey, emp. foundry, bds. 701 West 8th. JjHattie, student, r. 393 Falconer.JJ1Hattie, domestic, r. 216 East 3rd. "UjQ GLOVES AND HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. [ft< THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St. ' QO Hazel, pianist, r. 38 Charles. \J^ Hedwig, widow Charles, fa.296 Willard. MHelen W., stenographer, r. 229 Prospect. f\mm Helena, Mrs., r. 106 Weeks. A.^^ Helga, cloth picker, bds. 205 Barrett. j/if^y Helma, domestic, r. 54 Lakeview. >^tv Henning, (Lydid), finisher, fa.24 Crescent. ft\**S Henry A., macfaine hand, bds. 220 Broadhead, W^H Henry M., (Maude), polisher, fa.307 Winsor. ft^ JOHNSON, HENRY, (Ida S,), hardware, wallpaper and paints, 12 E. 2nd, h. VSQ311 Monroe. (See adv.)0THE LOW PRICE SELLER, OF HARDWARE (J)OfWALL PAPER ANDISPAINTSHENRY JOHNSON, 12 E. SECOND STREET tn. pHenry, (Ida), .woodworker, r. 301 Willard. ££.Henry, (Josephine), cementworker, fa.over GO Tower t/xHenry, machinist, r. 251 Oolfax.J^Herbert, woolwasher, h. 10 Sampson.PHerbert B., student, r. 115 Prospeot. §,CLARK HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Mill Supplies. £
CLOS (S, SHAWLS,cloves, hosiery.The A. D. Sharpe Co./ JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 165fi LJitest Music at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main St.ctfJaBnson, Herman A., (Emily L.), liquor dealer, 124 East 2nd, fa.do. £,, | Herman J., clerk, fads.220 Broadhead Ave. niHerman, engineer, rms. 51 Allen Sq. Bldg., over 119 Main. 2^> Herman, macfaine hand, bds. over 562 Allen. JJ £Herman, (Eva), casemaker, fa.over 37 Morton. Z m//•s Herman, cabinetmaker, fads.155 Barrett. - 5:~ Hilda, domestic, r. 22 Jeffords. >W Hilda, maid, r. 522 East 2nd. '„, zHilda, dressmaker, r. 216 East 3rd. " "*• Hilda, seamstress, bds. 6 Broadhead. § 2Q Hilda J., widow Edward, fa.33 Myrtle. COHildergard, domestic, r. 20 Mechanic.m cHilma €., widow Alfred, h. 229 Prospect. . " "DHilma L., milliner, r. 12 Fairfield. D £HP Hilma S., cloth mender, r. 400 Allen. P eo»m. Hilma, domestic, r. 502 Lakeview. , 0jo^»f Hilma, Mrs., weaver, r. over 7 Ahrens Ave. X 5^^ ^ ". JCQHilma, weaver, bds. under 218 Forest. %• -IHilma, widow John, r. over 84 Highland. • -jThomson's "GLOVE-FITTING" Corset g"6The oldest, most reliable and best known Corset in the World. C uThe Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116.IIS W. Third St.
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O Always toy your Dry Goods of THE A. P. SHARPE CO. §£} JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 167 CDx C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. -1 Main St. tfmJ. Emil, machinist, r. 12 Fairfield.La . J. Herman, (Alice), foreman, h. over 10 Sampson.CD J. Oscar, (Sophia S.), h. 400 Allen.^J. Victor, (Montie), printer Jamestown Morning Post, h. 210 W. 4tth.o ;£ Muslin Underwear nt Abraham-Bigeiaw &.,CD of J. P. every (Eva), description laborer, fa.over 346 Bowen. ut-ub-,* w. mrd &.Jofanson, machinist, bds. 8 Fairfield.CO Johnson, metalworker, bds. 155 Barrett.Jonas E., (Tillie)—Anchor Fur. Co., 112-116 Holmes—fa. 20 Terrace PI.£2 Jonas Peter, (Christine), sander, h. 340 Wilalrd.n , Jonas, contractor, h. 16 Axtel.fK>CJohnson, Jofan, woodworker, fa.35 Cedar. TJJohn, (Ida), cabinetmaker, h. 214 Thayer C"John, metalworker, bds. 155 Barrett. "^Jofan, finisher,bds. 319 Allen. "Jr*\ John, Rev., (Ida), fa.143 Chandler. — •Jofan, finisfaer,bds. over 562 Allen. C/5. " John, (Hannah), lumber handler, fa.87 Ellicott. ZTmm Jofan, (Selma), laborer, h. 211 Benedict. 2Z'^ John, (Augusta), h. 210 Colfax. mJm^ John, (Hannah), farmer, fa.174 Barrows. (XQ"O John, (Christine), cabmetmak'er, fa.over 34 Willard.Jofan, (Josepfaine), elevatorman, fa.243 Willard.Jofan, laborer, fa.275 Willard.l| IJ. Ernest, (Emma B.)—Martin & Jofanson, over 204 Main—fa. 225 AllenJ. Edward, (Alida), metalworker, fa.over 55 Water.Joseph R., (Esther), carpenter, fa.over 108 Williams.Joseph, (Wendla), metalworker, h. over 25 Columbia.Josephine, teacher, r. 617 Washington.Josephine, Mrs., housekeeper, r. over 145% Allen.Josephine, millhand, fa.224 Crescent., Judith C, clerk, r. 31 Peterson.CO Julia T., clerk, r. 42 Mechanic.j i Julia, Mrs., rms. 13 East 2nd.r Julius, (Tecla A.), wood finisfaer, fa.429 Allen.• «Julius R., machine hand, r. 15 Peterson.(Q* J. Alfred, (Ida), contractor and builder, h. 210 Barrett.fi Knute, macfaine hand, fads,over 562 Allen.Laura, domestic, r. 50 Allen.CD Lawrence, (Agnes), machinist, h. 42 Chapin.4-J Lawrence, machinist, r. 251 Colfax.ZZ Leander, pianomaker, fa.142 Prospect.CD Lena O., stenographer, r. 147 Barrett.< Occident Flour— ^gl^3?rattteed t0 p,ease-
toNiagara Falls Property For Sale. Business Property. Houses and Lotsand Acreage. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.168 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYCENTEMERI KID GLOVES are the best—soft, elastic,durable. Sold at The P. M. JOHNSON CO.M Jofanson, Leon H., student, r. 311 Monroe.CD^—* Leonard, (Anna), driller, bds. 76 Eagle. JJJLeonard H., (Jessie)—Lundquist & Johnson, 208 Pine—h. 200 W. 5th.Levi W., student, r. 504 West 7th.ftj Lillian, stenographer, r. 161 Baker.mm Lillian F., r. 703 Lafayette. ft< Lillian V., weaver, bds. 330 Allen.Lotta, widow Peter, h. over 216 Bowen.Jj^ Louis (}., student, r. 21 Cowden. (ty (pLouis J., (Augusta), clerk, fa.619 West 7tfa.Louisa, widow August, fa.12 Fairfield.imi Louise A., nurse, r. 225 Barrett.JOfrt Louise, widow Felix, fa. 4 Grant.(I)ft\L. J., (Cora), furniture mfr., h. 625 Spring. ^^Mabel, clotfa mender, fa.16 Lincoln.*fi Malcom, (Kate), carpenter, fa.520 Palmer. CQ•» Mamie C. L., twister, r. 1014 Newland. mm*£ Mamie, Mrs., waitress, over 121 Main. T0 Manley E., (Agnes)—Boston Store, dry goods and notions, 201-203 E. ft\2nd-nh: 5>n
THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST fgg ^ ^ SHARpE ^ 5PRICES.5:W JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 169fU C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. U ! "Johnson, Minor, clerk, h. 248% Broadhead.M. Maude, r. 101 East 2nd.Montie R., millinery, 211 West 3rd, fa.210 West 4th.Nellie R., cloth mender, bds. 330 Allen.Nels, freight handler, bds. over 300 Willard.
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Always Buy Yonr Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPECO.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 171» Phonographs at DANIELSON'S 1 Main Street. ^ft\ Johnson, Stella V., teacher, bds. 115 Prospect.3^T Stence M., r. 24 Sturges.\J Swan, (Lena), laborer, fa. 8 Webster. 5Jft\ Swanson, (Maria), cabinetmaker, fa.under 16 Maple. ."*'""* Swen, finisher,bds. 319 Allen. ^Table Co., mfrs. tables, 167 J. & G. Ave.&QTecla, widow Cfaarles, weaver, fa.53 Hickory.ZTfaecdore, laborer, h. 106 Lister.«-*•Theodore, (Ida), lumber handler, h. under 119 Barrows. ®^ Theodore, (Alma), metalworker, fa.611 Monroe. ^?Thomas W., (Ellen Y.), embosser, h. 132 Barrows.COTilda, r. 14 Jofanson.S^Verne, teamster, r. 1021 Nortfa Main.^m.Victor, (Martina), casemaker, fa.34 Franklin. i—iVictor, (Anna), woodworker, h. 1 York.—•Victor C, (Isabelle S.), clerk, fa.600 East 2nd. CLVictor C, (Amelia), engineer, h. 21 Park. Z%Walter O. E., textileworker, bds. 246 Hazzard. "3Wilhelmina, r. 10 East 2nd.VJ*EATON HURLBURT'S HOT PRESSED VELLUM WRITING PAPER. OTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St. §-William, carpenter, r. 19 Park. 3DC William, woodworker, bds. 127 Sampson.C/O.^^ William, emp. Goodwill's factory, r. 409 Prendergast. —•[t William, laborer, r. 33 Price.William, (Liva), bartender, h. over 229 English. £2i. William A., (Ida), millhand, h. 219 McKinley. ^ft\ William G., (Anna B.), painter, fa.123 Hamilton.William M., metalworker, r. 16 Valley. \jO JOHNSON WRENCH CO.—John A. Johnson, Prop.—34 Taylor.v^:W. Russell, (Jessie)—Jofanson Bros. & Prather, real estate and insurance,101 East 3rd—fa. Falconer.C^"XW. R., (Alice), piano salesman, fa.over 107 East 2nd. «jCO Johnston, Andrew L., retired, h. 124 Barrows.
CHOICE LAKE FRONT LOTS FOR SALE.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.172 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYFINE SILKS AND DRESS GOODSThe lowestprices at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. JJones, Albert M., (Jennie), boots and sfaoes, 117 E. 2nd, fa.over do.Albert, macfaine hand, r. 489 Winsor.-I• Albert, (Myrtie J.), machinist, h. over 176 Fairmount.305 Alfred L., (Anna), rubber, fa.40 Pearl. 0^^ Alta M., stenographer, r. 54 McKinley. vfl ftS Andrew, retired, fa.185 Baker. toO Andrew, (Sophie), h. 113 East 2nd.Q Anna M., widow Samuel, fa.over 231 Steele.0 Arthur E., student, bds. 54 McKinley. V »Arthur, gluer, r. 59 Steele.. CD irAugust, (Amanda C), sasfa and door maker, fa.11 Garfield.VAugust, metalworker, bds. 12 Williams.August, (Hulda), carpenter, fa.over 52 Vega. >p{A\ Augusta, r. 185 Baker. ' 2iJ Augustus M., retired, bds. 862 Nortfa Main. "^Austin A., (Mattie J.), laborer, fa.303 West 4th.Axel R., (Selma), painter, fa.101 Kipp.COJONES & AUDETTE—Edward F. Jones and Chas. L. Audette—dry goods,DQcarpets and draperies, cor. Main and E. 2nd. 0Canfield's Dress Shield*. "*-%£:££—'f} The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. ^JruwsLt SS0 w>Bessie A., teacher, r. 103 Allen.*J*cCalvin L., barber, 119 Fairmount, r. 708 West 8th.•"*•Carl A., (Selma), butcber ,fa. 288 Willard. 0Caroline L., widow John, r. 358 Soutfa Main.Zua. Caspar T., (Amelia), clerk, 120 Liberty.Cfaarles A., saloon, The Jones, 2 1-2 Main,rms. do. £$Charles E., (Alma), pianomaker, h. over 16 Bowen.^Charles F., spring-setter, r. 256 Willard.Ofaarles J., (Christina M.), watchman, h. 103 Allen. . |^c Charles J., (Sophia C), retired, fa.1018 Newland. ft)•*• Charles W., (Isabella), plumber, fa.75 Barrett. ^k*?* JONES, CHARLES W., (Augusta C), fireinsurance, 5 Gokey Bldg., over 12 £2V* West 3d., fa.107 Maple. (See adg.) AQfl^[L Charles W . Jones qFIRE INSURANCE0Room 5 Gokey Block over 12 W. Third St. Home Phone 490-k; Bell 629-b.Charles, (Lydia M.), millfaand, h. over 12 Crown.Charles, (Augusta), fa.over 245 Willard.Charles, (Sarah), h. 117 Lincoln.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and House Furnishings.^
g "ySff&g5TOCKThe A. P. Sharpe Co.O JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 1735 Pianos —SSSSJLSt Danielson's, 1 Main St.to Jones, Clara, seamstress, r. 40 Flagg Ave.oClarence E., shoecutter, fa.188 Barrett.Clement B., city clerk, h. Ill East 2nd.05 JONES, CLYDE G.—City engineer, office City Bldg.—h. 301 East 8th.Corrinne E., widow Owen, h. 54 McKinley. j|OC. Oscar, (Josephine), commercial traveler, h. 60 Hazzard. m *Cyrus E., (Minnie B.), capitalist, h. Fairmount, bey. limits.C. Amelia, domestic, r. over 174 Fairmount.C. Melvin, finisher,bds. 548 Allen.mf' C. W., electrician, rms. 413 Cherry.*U Delbert C, (Effie), groceries, 117 Lincoln, h. over do. OEdgar O., (Emeline),—Pres. Jamestown Mirror Works, 316 Cfaerry— c O, fa. Lakewood. . *"^ Editfa C, stenograpfaer, r. 256 Willard. " O0 JONES, EDWARD F., (Caroline M.), Jones & Audette, dry-goods, 2-6 East 2 J^ 2nd., h'. 16 Broadfaead Ave. 2 CEdward S., r. 115 Lincoln. " >\q JONES, EDWARD V., groceries, 216 Forest Ave., bds. 1018 Newland. " Jg^. Edward W., Mrs., fa.218 East 2nd. V > c^P c >Cf> POSTAL CARDS AND POSTAL ALBUMS.^ OC oTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. o c***< C 5J; - Edward W., (Barbara), engineer J., C. & L. E. Ry., h. 7,09 West 8th. Ellen G., widow Thaddeus, h. 256 Willard.5 ^Ellen, widow Edward, h. 212 Crossman.£ I*• Elmer A., (Helen B.), physician & surgeon, 20 Harrison, h. do. O '*J Elmer, (Anna), finisfaer, fa.over 45 Chapin. •?" >C Emil J., metalworker, bds. 1018 Newland. t- 2> —iQ Emil, (Hilda), trimmer, h. over 10 Hedges. g >•^ Emil, (Selma), metalworker, h. over 40 Pearl. m J~!^ Emma, dressmaker, r. 818 Cherry. H
mmS "T* ]W l\Io,lc/\n Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens, m*L/5 1 . 11. 11C1MJI1. 9 W. Third St., over the Greeks. lC 174 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYo"cS : ,_ 0mm* Jones, Fred, (Anna), woodworker, h. 207 Sturges. A^"^ Fred, (Clara), emp. Jofanson Coal & xce Co., r. 229 Fulton. ^^1 George B., (Virginia), physician 7-8 Allen Sq. Bldg., h. over 11 E. 8th. 0jn George S., (Amelia), springsetter, fa.868 East 2nd.George,'metalworker, bds. 109 Cross.UGilbert F., finisfaer,bds. 548 Allen. Q,2 Harriet L., teacher, h. 212 Crossman. (f)< Harry O., (Amelia A.), foreman, fa.120 Broadhead. Ig Helga, maid, r. 3 Cross. IO Henry J., (Annie), construction agt., 95 J. & G. Ave., h. 15 Garfield. Q2 Henry R., finisfaer,bds. 178 Barrett. »> O Jennie, clerk, r. 185 Baker. ^JO s. John A., (Hannah C), salesman 208 Main, fa.174 Barrett. T"-i>CD1l Z T L ^ lV/f orris* /^livl^&n* waves an^ curl* the hair in 10 to 15 min- ("+O Uj I ne IViaglC V^Urier uleS( without heat, while you are dressing ®W 0- or traveling. THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. Third Street _-° Jofan A., (Mary), —J. A. & C. A. Jones, 2 Main—fa. over 614 Newland. mm John F., (Rose P.), real estate & Ins., 5 Gokey Bldg., h. 607 Lafayette. -.IJohn G., liquor dealer, 116 East 2nd, rms. 105 Main.H*" John P., (Minnie A.), carpenter, h. 178 Barrett. QJosie M., widow John, fa.33 lltfa St. £— John P., cabinetmaker, bds. 574 Allen. HiJuditfa, clothmender, bds. 548 Allen. 3UJohn P., (Johanna), stone contractor, h. 548 Allen.J. Emil, carpenter, bds. 288 Willard. T-Jjj Jofan, (Dora), finisfaer, fa.over 50 Jones.g J. Fred, (Minnie F.), mgr. Economy Oil Co., h. 9 Foote. ft)I John, (Jennie), metalworker, fa.12 McDannell Ave. "^T" J- P-, Rev., (Zylpha M.), h. 59 Steele.J. Richard, shipping clerk, r. 807 Nortfa Main. _£ Kinney, (Lydia N.), retired, fa.709 West 8tfa. ZQ La Vera, emp. 95 J. & G. Ave., fa.411 West 4tfa. Q,O Leonard A., (Alma E.), supt. heading mill, h. 95 Ellicott. ^O Leonard F., (Anna), policeman, fa.1065 Bast 2nd. W^ Louis J., (Cordova), bookkeeper, h. 115 Lincoln. Plu Mabel R., asst. Prendergast library, r. 414 Winsor. (JOO Malcolm F., student, r. 16 Broadhead. f/)c/j Mary E., Mrs., r. 126 East 2nd. mt,"mm Meritt, Matilda (Louise), E;, widow collector Jesse B., Bell h. 124 telephone, Liberty. h. over 510 East 7th. "3O Minnie, Matilda, bookkeeper, Mrs., fa.464 r. Buffalo. 12 McDannell..0CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and Housefarnisbings 3
0 THB BBST goodsp*itceT lowbst the a. P. SHARPE CO. CgQ JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 175 J^I Everything Musical at DANIEISON'S. §r* Jones, Oscar, clerk, r. 185 Baker. Sw^J Oscar, finisfaer,bds. 120 Bush. »^.fft Ray T., r. 95 Ellicott. S3Robert B., (Mary), retired, h. 801 Prendergast.ffcRobert E., (Mary E.), teller 201 Main, fa.53 Prospect.ORobert L., r. 124 Liberty.aRose, dressmaker, res. 818 Cherry. &3Sara A., widow Henry, fa.267 Fairmount. p^r ' Sidney, retired, r. 334 East 5th. J^*^ Sigfred, (Marie), cabinetmaker, h. 210 Sturges,Sigrid M., clrek, r. 178 Barrett.+2 Stella A., student, r. 178 Barrett.CO Victor L., telegraph operator, r. 107 Maple.Wales, (Emma), screenmaker, bds. 102 Broadhead.(J) William B., (Nellie), contractor & builder, h. 11 Strong.+-> William J., (Myrtle) M.), actor, h. 100 Newton.C William Sfaeldon, emp. Am. Ex. Co., fads.303 West 4th.'f* William R., (Augusta M.), mail carrier, h. 212 East 8tfa.I* William, (Emma), Jamestown Cabinet Co., Taylor, h. 33 Peach.— ASK FOR RICHARDSON'S SPOOL SILK. S^Qj THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. ^,>^ Jordan, Emma L., physician, h. 837 1-2 Prendergast. >^
LOTS FOR SALE IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE CITY. mmCHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING. **tk«i176 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY GTQ- - JJThe largest assortment of fine Cloaks and Suits in theCity at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. 05*KV*CO^ E. E. E D D Y , General Insurance *$•• 16 EAST THIRD STREET. $m fcxva.eui.U'l.llia/nii, Kaatdtmann, Agnes, Agues, widow wiuuw Cfaarles vjuantro F., x'., fa.182 n. 104 J. j. &*x. G. \j. Ave. .cxvc ^XmU Claude R., (Mae), faandsawyer,h. 20 Hallock. 0Qmrf Edward A., emp. 488 Hallock, r. 182 J. & G. Ave. JJ3r Kale, Stephen, rms. 25 Steele. (JQmmt Kalen, Alfred, (Alma), finisfaer, fa.over 8 Morse Ave. /ftKallgren, Samuel, (Emma), engineer, fa.156 Thayer. *•^mt Kalos, Stephen, rms. Y. M. C. A.^m Karlson, Ernest, metalworker, bds. over 24 Jones.ID'^5 Karr, William H., (Jennie), electrician, h. 142 Falconer. TKase, Emma, Mrs., h. 614 East 6th. ^*^4 John E., mill hand, bds. 117 Cfaandler. ft,^ Ralph S., r. 614 East 6th. «jCLOAKS, SUITS AND SKIRTSEvery garment bearing this label Is guaranteed to give two jnseason's satisfactory wear. Sold only by •JJ'The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. Third Street CDQ)Kaufeld, Earl, clerk, r. 95 Fairmount Ave.rmKautfa, Valentine, (Rose), cigarmaker, fa.401 Forest Ave. m,l^ Kay, George A., (Hannah), cloth designer, h. 12 Newland Ave. iij^Tj Kayner, Charles A., (Christine), veneerworker, h. 100 Willard. "^>»J Johanna B., widow Carl, r. 100 Willard. P3fjl Kazer & Culver—W. W. Kazer, S. A. Culver—creamery, 7 Cowden place. C\ Jofan L., (Alma), florist,h. 31 Holman. *T*QJ Wayland, W., Kazer & Culver, 7 Cowden PL, fads.118 Hazzard. CDfy Kearney, Anna, tailoress, fa.119 West 3rd, upstairs.U- J. C, rms. 214 Fulton. £DKatherine, tailoress, r. 119 West 3rd, upstairs. f+o ^* Keefe, Belle M., spinner, r. 222 Soutfa Main.^1 Daniel May, weaver, F.> (Esther r. 37 E.), Winsor. painter & decorator, fa.222'South Main. f*mm Elizabetfa Myron A., E., (S. spinner, Annie), bds. plumber, 222 fa.12 South Main. Waterman. ' ft\^ Robert Gardiner F. B., J., millhand, painter, bds. bds. 222 222 South South Main. • $ JTThe Harrison, most reliable textile operative, place bds. to 37 get Winsor. your Pishing Tackle ij wJohn H., (Clara), Chaut. Towel Co., h. 800 Prendergast.*V}and Sporting Goods is at TBE LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL. 0110 EAST SECOND STREET. HOME PHONE 1213 fHCLARK HARDWARE CO. Roofing and Building Papers, c/5
• CARPETS, CURTAINS, TL A T\ CUarDe Q,+i DRAPERIES, SHADES. I,,c "• u' JIKIipC V^U."~ JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 177q Phonographs at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main Street. „5»»O —• »»Keefe, Samuel, (Rebecca), warpdresser, fa.37 Winsor. mi£Z William, weaver, fads.37 Winsor."Z\ Keefer, Cora M., stenographer, r. 318 Prendergast. ^^Q Henry A., (Nora), motorman J. S. Ry., fa.318 Prendergast. ©*> Keeler, Cfaarles S.—C. S. & W. A. Keeler, 1-2-3-10-17 Gokey Blk.—fa. 412 CtEast 6th.^Keeler, C. S. & W. A.—Charles S. and William A.—mfrs. extracts and per- 2*» fumes, baking powder and spices, 1-2-3-10-17 Gokey Block. -CUJ Corisande, J., fa.109 East 6th. ^o ^ Kate B., h. 109 East 6tfa. ^William A.—C. S. and W. A. Keeler, 1-2-3-10-17 Gokey Block—h. 412 fijEast 6tfa.£^»*\\tf Keet, Harley, street oar conductor, r. 860 North Main. (^mm Sarafa, rms. 11 East 2nd. . .^J"- Thomas, carpenter, r. 860 North Main. ZJ4UU Keil, Fred, (Jane), cable splicer, bds. 16 Institute. Qff\ Keith, Floyd, woodworker, bds. 701 West 8tih. «*»Keitha, LEATHER Nyda, GOODS student, OF r. ALL 325 KINDS. Crossman. ^.j—J Kelleher, Jeremiah, fads.826 Spring. «^3J> THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. ^j> ffcKeller, Andrew F., (Ethel), packer, h. over 117 English. - ^|• Elnora, spinner, bds. 409 South Main.
S NELSON'S TAILOR SHOP SLSTpfiL^ 9 W. Third St %— . «>C 178 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 0)J . 3^j Kelly, John W-, woodcarver, r. 1113 North Main. -i WJoseph, plumber, r. 1113 Nortfa Main.*_J Nettie D., stenographer, r. 650 Camp.O^>| Newton S., (Henrietta), machinist, h. 9 Victoria.-iRay L., machinist, bds. 9 Victoria. J|UJ KELLY, S. L.,—E. & M. Cough Drop Co., rms. 4 Arcade—r. Sioux City. $jjj Stanley D., student, r. 650 Camp. £%JoWilliam R., upfaolsterer, r. 1113 North Main.tompmO Kelsey, Albert P., mail carrier, fa.615 Palmer. ^Charles F., (Lena), bookkeeper, h. 615 Palmer.Sjfe Emma R., widow William, nurse, fa.615 Palmer. Q.Jjj Harry, (Kate), woodworker, h. 311 Pine. 3u Herman L., (Helen), mason, h. 1035 East 2nd. O"I Hilma A., twister, r. 212 Bowen. &| Kelso, Florence, stenographer, fa.30 Fairview. mi•: Minnie D., widow Alfred, r. 30 Fairview. 5— to William S., retired, h. 30 Fairview.> in zr iw- 3 Kemp, Lawrence W., hatter, over 101 East 3rd., bds. Babcock house.co —U < Kendall, Cfaarles E. D., textile operative, r. 825 Spring. (9g Emily, textile operative, r. 859 Spring. "J.3 George, (Mary), clerk, fa.825 Spring. 2.« r»CC £j I K CZOR.SET^S Leading dressmakers recommend C-B alaSpirite Corsets, £O FOR WOMEN OF FASHION Large number ofstyles at __j"- STRAIGHT FRONT MODELS The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., Weft Third St. jnO £
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. P. SHARPE CO. rEdison RecordsJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 179 £jand Supplies at DANIELSONS. cdKent, Elizabeth, widow Walter, r. 360 Fairmount.0)George A. S., (Martha), carpenter and joiner, fa.420 Fairmount.M. A., (Alvina), motorman, fa.Fairmount, beyond limits.5'to^ Marvin H., (Vina), motorman, h. 235 J. & G. Ave. mm-.••»» Roy, (Sadie E.), milkman, h. 8 Schuyler. •*Q Samuel, (Ida), motorman, fa.Fairmount, bey. limits.3{V William L., (Maude E.), milkman, fa.16 Scfauyler.Kenyon, Edward, (Elizafaetfa), retired, fa.68 11th.CD^ Kepler, Code, photographer, r. 827 Washington. *J>Q) Edward A., (Sadie), h. 827 Wasfaington. ^^Q Kern, Lambert O., (Emma L.), salesman, fa.811 Prendergast. CD^ Kerrin, Ada F., r. 410 North Main. "^Q) John T., (Ellen), rector St. Luke's church, h. 410 North Main. OQ Kestler, Esther, domestic, r. 156 Forest Ave. ZTValentine, (Adaline), breweryworker, fa.26 Outlet. £}Ketchum, Clarence, lineman, rms. 26 Fenton PI. "JKETCHUM, EVERETT H., (Clara L.), pres and treas. E. H. Ketchum Co., ,-+•k»3© 24 Main, fa.187 South Main.*Q KETCHUM, E. H. CO., wholesale and retail paper, E. H. Ketchum, pres. ^^sJ & treas; N. A. Graham, sec'y, 24 Main. QjWORKING SHIRTS, SPECIAL BARGAINS.THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. o"2KETTLE, ARTHUR.W., lawyer, Baldwin & Kettle, Hall block, 219 Main 3St., r. 222 Winsor.(JQKeyes, Sherman, (Edith Scott), solicitor Jamestown Oil Co., fa.224 Forest. •Kibling, Augustus, retired, fa. 6 Crescent.Frank, (Cora), bookkeeper, fa.214 Fulton. t»*Fred G., (Alice), metalworker, h. 6 Crescent. "83 Kidd, Tfaomas, (Mary E.), warpdresser, fa.36 Regent.. Kidder, Eleanor P., widow Samuel, h. 186 Soutfa Main^Fannie E., bookkeeper, r. 186 Soutfa Main.^William F., retired, r. 213 East6t)fa. ^C- • Kilbow, Margaret, Mrs., weaver, h. over 32 Institute. _«K< Kilburn, C. Harvey, (Alice M.), optician, 104 East 3rd, fa.539 East 5tfa. JKiley, Belle, clothpicker, r. 119 Barrows.^^**£ Edward, (Annie), woolsorter, h. 119 Barrows. l^«5[2 Joseph C, (Ethel R.), woolsorter, fa.55 Franklin. [Tjx| Kilmer, Katherine, Mrs., fa.118 East 3rd. ^Kilpatrick, Anna, weaver, r. 5 Appleyard place.^^Jofan J„ student, r. 5 Appleyard PI.^^Jofan, Sr., (Mary), insurance agent, h. 5 Appleyard PI. P°Kilroy, Jofan, stationary fireman, rms. Everett Hotel.Kimball, Allen B., (Julia A.), nigfat watcfaman, fa.110 Water.James R., (Lottie), supt. submissions, 95 J. & G. Ave., h. 123 Fulton COMillie P., dressmaker, r. 152 Allen.C^f\ • J i. pi _ HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH IF THE PRICE IS HIGHER ^ucciaeni riour THAN others, purdy bros,Distributor! .
We Want Houses in All Parts of the City for Our Customers.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.180 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY. pl%l^kYN%EN The P. M. Johnson Co. oJT Kimfaerley, Alice, student, r. 734 East 2nd.*jjT Clinton F., (Emma), furniture packer, fa.734 East 2nd. C~J^^ Mary, widow Edwin, r. 734 East 2nd. W.J Kinear, William, (Lydia), emp. Greek-American Fruit Co., fa.3561-2 E. 4tfa. £j£j King, Albert E., (Emrilla), carpenter, h. 829 Cherry. y>~*J Benjamin P., (Helen), carpenter, h. 74 lltfa."^ Clara B., teacher, bds. 6 Broadhead. ^Um Clarence W., (Edna), carpenter, h. 604 Palmer. JTEarl, draughtsman, r. 72 11th.T3•m* Ernest E., (Edith F.), shipping clerk, h. 216 Hazzard.*C$ Flora, r. 8 Center.r-George, woolsorter, r. 8 Center.&^* Grant A., (Jennie M.), carpenter & constructor, fa.50 15tfa. §jHarold, millfaand, r. 8 Center.tm.C0T| JlT"*^^ ft)jg •* Should you find any defects \?V/(§) ©JlluClO^ 5*we will make that guarantee asm. g o o d a s a Government Bond.""cuoaks^sUiVs^ skirts ft^mm FOR WELL DRESSED WOMEN. W03 The Jibrahamson-Bigelow Co., ua-u6-n8 West Third st. O
Carpets, Curtains, Draperies, Shades. THE A. D. Sharpe Co. g.—. HJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 181' P,Pianos, musHl^Knts Danielson's |1 T,Kitch, David A., (Lizzie), bakery 211 East 2nd, h. 315 East 5th. -\John B., r. 315 East 5th.HLuela, r. 315 East 5th.^Kleinsang, Henry, Jr., (Alta), tinsmith, h. 106 Fairview Ave.HHenry C. J., (Dora), tinner, fa.820 Lafayette. °Jofaanna, aristotype operator, r. 820 Lafayette. >Paul, painter, r. 820 Lafayette.rKleist, Betsy T., widow John, h. 64 Broadhead.rCharles G., (Annie L.), lumber inspector, fa.26 Victoria. 2Gust A., aristotype worker, bds. 64 Broadfaead.OKlim, Anna C, seamstress, r. 152 Park._. James C, (Anna), carpenter, fa.152 Park. z•S Kling, Alfred J., springsetter, fads.1026 Newland Ave. H ^Andrew J., (Amanda), upholsterer, fa.1026 Newland. rn ^«BCfaarles A., (Selma), finisfaer, h. 921 Newland.w _|Frank I., (Hilda J.), foreman upfaolsterer, fa.233 Hazzard. E 5"W Gust A., (Amelia), upholsterer, h. 28 Lake. "n ©C| Henry T., (Emma), ornamenter, h. 516 Newland. p ^~~ John M., (Caroline T.), carpenter, fa.1026 Newland Ave. ° _J8• v, o•^ Ruffled Curtains at Exceptionally Low Prices.
„_j Thru and thru year 'round worsteds, vni rnvr Q Wpcf 3r• cc < James H., (Elizabeth),_warpdresser, h. 7 Williams. # ^ftI g Sadie FERRIS A., clerk, GOOD r. 7 Williams. SENSE CORSET WAIST> ^S< Made in various shapes to conform with the natural figure, and with regard to the most approvedrules of health. CHILDREN, MISSES, LADIES.mmrt H THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW COMPAMY, 114.II6-1TS West Third Street *111Bernice, clerk, r. 800 North Main.^ftcc !{j Knowlton, Clara Anna Inez, A., student, r. 515 r. East 5158th.East 8th.G h Delroy B., r. 800 Nortfa Main. _& Edward C, (Maude), commercial traveler, h. 542 Lakeview.m^Hazel B., r. 542 Lakeview.^-oC CinniAant FlruilT HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH, IF THE PRICE^ wcciaeni nour is higher than others
6 Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. D. SHARPE CO ,• §w JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 183 £~» Everything Musical atDANlELSON'S^flQ Koalalsko, Alice, r. 113 Cross. CJennie, picker, r. 113 Cross. "^O Jofan, (Mary), millfaand, fa.113 Cross. Z)Kochersperg, Clara., widow Charles, h. 408 East 8th.Tl'. " Koefal, George W., (Ida) conductor Erie R. R., fa.Fairmount, bey. limits. _.It Margaret, widow Frederick, r. 17 West 8tfa. 2L.+j William, (Katherine)—The William Koehl Co. 17 Steele—fa. 17 W. 8th. -jrfi Koerner, Henry, (Rosalia), upholsterer, fa.864 Spring. «q, Kofod, Anna, domestic, fads.417 Spring. ^fi Artfaur, (Hulda), carver, fa.185 Barrows. CfQ• Bertha M., spinner, r. 43 Charles. Q^} Christ, upholsterer, fads.105 Park. Q• George A., (Christine), mechanic, fa.1007 Nortfa Main.aCU Herman, macfainehand, fads.105 Park.CO^ James L., (Petra), emp. Swanson livery, h. 850 North Main."^ John A., (Dora M.), shipping clerk, fa.35 Cfaarles. OjK John, (Louisa), notion store, 120 Willard, h. over 187 Barrows. ""*rt} Louis, Hansina), painter, fa.over 3 Lake. (P1 Peter, (Annie), macfainehand, h. 43 Cfaarles. •
• Don't Pay Rent. We Will Build You a Home in Celoron or Jamestown, pxTZ Pay forit Same as Rent. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg. *7c/jn184 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY X•oorf) Long Silk Gloves, the cheapest at «y£Kraft, Arvid, machinehand, bds. 11 Cedar THE Ave. P. M. JOHNSON CO. 3 AOscar, finisfaer, fads.11 Cedar. Qft\ Krantz, Alfred, metalworker, bds. 7 Hunt road. m.ZZ Kreiger, Henry, (Emily), mgr. Union Lumber Co., 41 Sfaearman PI., h. 630 w^ Lakeview Ave. flrf\ Krentz, Carl A., tailor, bds. 29 Van Buren. »«.- Krone, Arthur W., woodworker, r. 34 lltfa. mfJ2UrnFrank E., woodworker, r. 34 lltfa.Fred, (Lena), woodworker, fa.34 lltfa. $1 Kroucfat, Maggie, bds. 407 Lafayette. •»•Kruger, Frank J., (Rose), electrician, h. 869 Spring. —CC Kruse, Henry, h. under 224 Steele.m^\ Kufans, Elizabeth, Mrs., h. 412 Monroe. CDRosamond, student, r. 412 Monroe. ^}Kulberg, Jofan, (Christine), laborer, h. 179 Barrows.^•Ji Sponging by the New Duplex Spotless Method, 5c per yd.,25c for short lengths.CO Dress Goods and Fabrics of all kinds require sponging to prevent spotting or shrinking. TheNew Duplex Method gives the goods a dressy effect and a rich cloth finish. >^~~" The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 West Third Street. 0CTJcCDLDC 3•o EDDY'S I N S U R A N C E OFFICE or 16 EAST THIRD STREET. 3bCDv« LaDow, O. Heniry, clerk, P. O., r. 43 West 9tfa. L^Q> LaDue, William P., (Hortense L.), band sawyer, h. over 99 Barrett.m-m LaFay, Thomas, carpenter, r. 118 East 2nd. m.C3 LaForce, William M., (Mary C), foreman, fa.380 Foote. ^CO LaFountain, Irene, widow Solomon, r. 109 Forest. mlCD Lager, Arthur L., band sawyer, r. 26 Chapin."TT Cfaarles P., (Ida)—Manbert & Lager, 3 New Gifford Bldg—h. 26 Ofaapin. *VV-' Julia B., paper boxmaker, r. 26 Chapin. mmJC Lagerdahl, Clara, widow Carl^J., dressmaker, h. 31 Cedar Ave. W*^ Gust, finisher, bds. 800 East 2nd. JTlZm* Lagergren, Carrie C, bookkeeper, r. 22 Sampson. »mE. A., plumber, bds. 22 Sampson. "*£** Joseph, packer, fads.22 Sampson. PJ0 Lena, widow Andrew, fa.22 Sampson.—_j A Lagerquist, Complete Axel A., Line (Amelia), of Fishing contractor Tackle and builder, and h. Sporting 225 Prospect. Goods ft\ jmO -- at Edward, THE LINDHOLM machinist, r. 113 VARIETY Crescent. HALL. 110 E. 2d St. zi "110 EAST SECOND STREET. Home Phone 1213 fHo Clark Hardware Co. : — Stoves and Ranges, to
» StSwA. 'Saggv. The A. P. Sharpe Co.W JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 1855 PI A 1 M O Q and a11 kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSU r l/\lN^ftJ at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main Street*< :Lagerquist,tt~^—~777TEllen, widow Cfaarles, fa.113 Crescent. cocc "" Gust A., (Amanda C), metal polisfaer, fa.over 157 Allen. >Q^ Sophia, widow John, r. over 157 Allen. j|j(f) Laing, William E., barber, h. 210 West 5tfa. at Lake, Charles J., (Anna), fa.131 Hall Ave. CctiClarence H., (Belle E.), P. O. clerk, h. 21 West 2nd. |LAKE HOUSE—HENRY A. HOTCHKISS, PROP.—635 West 8th. \Q LAKE VIEW ROSE GARDENS—A. N. Broadhead, Prop.—office and store H+j 304 Main. Wholesale and retail. m[Vj Lakin, Elizabeth, widow Henry O., h. 605 Fairmount. PHenry J., r. 605 Fairmount. 2COCO0O^30 COLutfaer S., (Ella -A.)—Frankinville Veneer Lumber Co., Franklinville, > cN. Y.—fa. 605 Fairmount . ^ ^Lutfaer S., Jr.—Franklinville Veneer Lumber Co., also real estate—r. I ">605 Fairmount. j, OMartha E., widow Edward, r. 213 Clinton.Lammers, Edward F., (Jennie), shipping clerk, h. 103 Hazzard.Garrett H., (Bedelia), retired, h. 20 10th.Harry J., deliveryman, bds. 165% Barrett.VEILINGS, ALL THE LATESTNOVELTIES.THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St.(/)• Henry B., retired, h. 160 Barrett.7"" Lucius W., (Eva B.), switcfaman, fa.160 Barrett.^ Lampson, Laura E., telephone operator, r. 57 Water.Lamson, S. W., (Jennie M.), cigars, fruits and confectionery, 19 Forest, fa.297cSoutfa Main.< Lancaster, James, (Jofaanna), teamster, fa.Lovell Ave.^ Landberg, Catherine E., student, r. 11 Park.CO J- M- Edward, (Ellen), cloth finisfaer,h. 11 Park.Landfried, Catherine, fa.321 Nortfa Main.o Landin, Josepfa, (Josephine), cabinetmaker, h. 12 Barrows.O Landis, Henry C, Mrs., confectionery and cigars, 3 1-2 Winsor, fa.do.Lm Henry C, (Cora), macfainehand, h. 31-2 Winsor.Landon, Aratus Jesse, (Julia), painter & paperfaanger, 561 E. 2d, h. 563 E. 2d.{J) Landquist, Oscar T., (Edith), cabinetmaker, fa.510 Newland.Landrigan, Elizabeth, widow Jofan, fa.768 Foote.JC Jofan, (Minnie), h. 62 Franklin.Zm Mary, r. 768 Foote.ELane, Andrew J., (Ellen E.), head sawyer, h. 112 Barrett.F. S., woodcarver, bds. European Hotel.CO Minnie E., teacher, bds. 36 10th.Jitt William M., carpenter, bds. 36 10th.Q Lang, Emil E., (Anna), teamster, h. 35 Morton.(K Langdale, William, textile operative, h. 55 Ellicott.5 occidentflour. PURDY BROS., Distributors.
, * Hard, honest, hand-sewing in every suit that INELSON makes. That's why they**^ can't loose their shape. 9 West Third Street..£ 186 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY-mm,9(Q^ Langdon, F. C, (Delia R.), Cady & Langdon, 209 Cherry, fa.415 West 4th. Hf^^ Langford, Alleine, r. 213 Clinton.J^j LANGFORD, EDWARD R., (Mary L.), optician, 1 Gokey Blk., h. 213 Clinton,(See adv.)cLaura, widow Jofan, fa.503 West 3rd.Mary __.. L., r. 503 West 3rd.5"Rebecca, teacher, r. 503 West 3rd.QJO Langs, Morley, deliveryman, r. 32 Van Buren. IJ>>Stuart, (Louisa), carpenter, fa.32 Van Buren. to ***ui Lanna, Patsy, (Mary), laborer, fa.92 Steele.- Lannes, Andrew J., (Alada G.), fireman Federal Bldg., fa.over 536 Allen. COs Lansing, James H., (Elizabeth), fireman, fa.88 Prospect. * ftjO Mary E., student, r. 50 Allen. feA— William I., (Belle), emp. 56 Prospect, fa.50 Allen. *W§ Lantz, Jofan E., casemaker, fads.1131-2 Foote. (/Q° Lapfay, Jofan D., (Mary J.), laborer, h. J. & G. Ave. fy^I "J Daqueer, Alfred, woodworker, rms. 404 Lafayette.i-ELargerleaf, Gust, finisfaer,bds. over 168 Falconer.Larry, Minnie, widow Martin, fa.16 Morton. fh$2STYLES set the fashion for women, in Cloaks Suits and SkirtsCO2 \\ZOOltfeX Sold only byThe AbrahamsQn-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. Third St. mfo ^*m,3j Larson, Albert, millfaand, r. 16 Orcfaard. 2Alexander, toolmaker, bds. 117 Catlin Ave.•£_iAlfred, (Augusta), cabinetmaker, fa.145 Barrows.£ Alfred, (Margaret), finisher, fa.45 Hickory. 7£co Andrew, (Hilda), lumber handler, h. 511 Newland. Q)Andrew J., (Anna), contractor and builder, fa.Tfaayer St. CfiAmel, carpenter, bds. 121 Baker. 2Anna, widow Jofan, fa.332 Palmer.mmAnna, cook, r. Humphrey House .^Anton, finisher,bds. 16 Charles.j£ Arvid, (Hilda), woodworker, fa.under 103 Willard. toq Axel, laborer, r. 198 McKinley. *.J^ Axel J., (Emma), cabinetmaker, h. 258 Broadhead. r-m^Axel H., (Anna L.), mattressmaker, fa.300 King."O C. Conrad, (Emma), finisfaer,h. Fairmount, bey. limits. f^© Oarl, springsetter, r. 28 Hazeltine Ave. *»2 Carl, (Anna), tailor, fa.over 170 Barrett. w(*-' Carl E., (Sophia), meat market, 81 Allen, h. 123 Allen. 0>-, Carl M., (Christine), finisher,h. 28 Hazeltine Ave. • JT*? LARSON & CARLSON—Victor J. Larson, Waif rid Carlson—merchant tailors ^jtJ over 36 Main. C,^ Charles, (Alfreda), finisher, h. 127 Sampson. NC Charles, metalworker, bds. 214 Falconer. Q© Cfaarles, (Maude), finisfaer, fa.52 Hedges. -t,1_ Christina, widow Andrew, h. 16 Orcfaard. w-£j C. W„ Cecelia), tailor, h. over 170 Barrett. fl.£ CLARK HARDWARE CO. Fine Cutlery and Tools. fo
0 The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. THE A. P. SHARPE CO.Q JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 187I Everything Musical at DANIELSON'S. 3•*•* Larson, Claus, millhand, r. 547 East 2nd. -g^mJ Edith F., musician, r. 125 Barrett. ^ff) Edward, (Augusta), macfainefaand, h. 920 Newland.Edward, teamster, fads.128 Water.-n, Emma, domestic, bds. 213 Cole.cft\ Emily E., student, r. 231 Barrows. 2.W Ernest W., clerk., fads.123 Allen. j*a Fred, (Jennie), woodworker, h. 96 Vega. — •[t , Fritz, (Signe), cabinetmaker, fa.376 Stowe St. .j~George, painter, r. 16 Orcfaard.S George, mechanic, fads.27 Weeks. £^)Hilma M., domestic, r. 11 Broadfaead.O© Hilma, weaver, fa.198 McKinley. ©^S» John, clerk, bds. 61 McKinley. £j>^s John, (Anna), tailor, fa.324 Price. qtj John, cigars and tobacco, 25 Main, bds. 103 Hazzard. ""»»i\ John A., retired, r. 787 East 2nd.
to8tfm5Real Estate of All Kinds in All Parts of Jamestown for Sale.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.188 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYC. \B., Kabo, American Lady and Thomson Glove=fitting Corsets at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.LAUDENSLAGER, CHARLES A., (Elizabeth), F. G. Busfa Co., 36 Main, h.112 Newland.Torence A., (Anna M.), carpenter and joiner, h. 22 Ellicott.Harry B., bookkeeper, r. 22 Ellicott.Laughlin, Elizabeth, r. 107 Grant.Henry, teamster, bds. 824 Forest.Mary J., Mrs., h. 824 Forest.Lauqua, Henry L., clerk, bds. 17 lOtfa.Lausterer, William J., (Julia), supt. U. S. Standard Voting Macfaine Co., 153-163 J. & G. Ave., fa.201 Lakeview.Lavery, Jofan, (Louise), metalworker, h. over 19 Park.i-AVIN & FOX—Benjamin Lavin, Harold Fox—junk dealers, 201 Harrison,cor. Foote Ave.Benjamin, (Bessie)—Lavin & Fox—h. 132 Harrison.Lawrence, C. D., stenographer, bds. 545 Allen.Mott V., (Elizabeth J.), commercial traveler, h. over 108 Lincoln.Lawrenceson, Carl, (Alma), finisher,h. over 29 Kinney.Lawson, Adrian, carpenter, bds. 135 Euclid Ave.Agnes, housekeeper, r. 7 Franklin.Agnes, twister, r. 51 Tower.Every GarmentGuaranteed to GiveTwo Season'sSatisfactory"COATS-"SUITS'SKIHTS^Wear. Agnes E., clerk, FOR. r. 59 WELL Tower. DRESSED "WOMENAlfred T., (Anna M.), machine hand, h. 37 Wescott.Algert, tinner, fads. 12 Columbia Ave.Alice F., student, r. 774 East 2nd.Alida, twister, r. 51 Tower.Amanda E., cloth mender, bds. Ill Hazzard.Andrew, (Charlotte), fa. 112 Bowen.Andrew A., (Hulda), contractor and builder, h. 18 Cfaestnut.Andrew E., metalworker, h. 51 Tower.Andrew P., (Louise), watchman, h. 52 Franklin.Andrew, bds. 912 Newland.Anna, r. 139 Chandler.Anna G., h. over 48 Prospect.Anna O., r. 1009 Newland.Anton G., (Anna), carpenter, h. over 139 Park.Arthur G., electrician, TJ. S. navy, r. 59 Tower.August, (Amanda), machinist, fa. 748 East 2nd.August, (Josephine), finisher, h. 137 Superior.Axel, (Hulda), bandsawyer, h. 22% Busfa.Axel, (Matilda), dyer, h. 7 Hanley.Axel F. T., (Clara M.), shoemaker, h. 1009 Newland.Carl V., (Ida C), woodcarver, h. 257 Falconer.Sold only byABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO.I14-[l6-ll8West Third Street3V)V)ocr3a.w&nSL-173C2inosI0____, 0CLARK HARDWARE CO. Builders' Hardware. J/i
OThe Largest and Best Stock of Dry Goods. A. P. SHARPE CO.O JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 1S9iS^Edison Records supplies at Danielson'sLawson, Charles, (Jennie), finisher,h. 251 Willard.Charles, (Lottie), metalworker, fa. Walnut Grove.Charles, (Johanna), blacksmith, fa.59 Tower.Cfaarles, finisfaer,bds. 319 Allen.Charles A., (Matilda), finisfaer, fa.23 Stark Ave. >Cfaarles A,. (Alice), salesman, fa.37 Wescott. j*6 Charles A., (Eva), contractor and builder, h. 309 Newland.Charles F., sfaoemaker, bds. 1009 Newland. ?*Cfaarles G., (Lottie A.), metalworker, h. 326 Forest.Pr-. Cfaarles O., (Anna S.), laborer, h. Ill Hazzard.m"*« Cfaarles W., (Hulda C), teamster, h. 1048 North Main. g 0C. W., (Anna), metalworker, fa.303 Newton Ave. C p• Clara A., twister, r. 7 "Hanley. rn_ Clarence A., metalworker, r. 59 Tower.^ David, finisfaer, r. 51% Tower. 5Delia, bookkeeper, r. 18 Chestnut.pDeEtta E., weaver, r. 51% Tower.^ Dora M., stenographer, r. 18 Chestnut. ^> E d n a R., weaver, r. 59 Tower. *": c g,. THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. © 5gv Edward R., sander, r. 14 Johnson. 0 ^Q5Ella A., dressmaker, r. 774 East 2nd.P73aElla B., widow Berndt, r. 434 Willard. p, >Ella, r. 494 Crescent.3J oElmer L., warpdresser, r. 14 Johnson. 2 5Elmer R., clerk, r. 774 East 2nd. ^ ~05Emil, (Carrie), metalworker, fa.93 Lister. - >Emil O., bookkeeper and stenographer, bds. over 48 Prospect. t 3© - Emil T., bds. 432 Allen. 2 >^j Emma M., teacher, r. 54 Water. {J] -rm Engerberg, clerk, r. 7 Hanley. ^ m^N Ernest A., meat cutter, bds. 326 Forest Ave.
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+J CLOAKS, SHAWLS, CLOVES, HOSIERY. The • "^ A. "• D. •-'• Sharpe •Juaip*' Co. V^w. C/) jj^COJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 191•E latest Music at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main St. |5 Laycock, Tfaomas, (Martha), warpdresser, h. over 18 Stowe.Lazelle, Byron S., (Tlllle), carpenter, fa.44 Grant.afm. Lazier, A. M., commercial traveler, bds. 415 West 3rd. 3w Leaberg, Carl, metalworker, r. 2 York. fbQQ Jofan, (Amanda), metalworker, fa. 2 York.Oscar, metalworker, r. 2 York.a? Leacfa, Charles B., clerk, 95 J. & G. Ave., r. 16 Bast 4th. &SO l d a C, widow John B., r. 16 Bast 4th. !*^. John B., (Catherine), jofa pressman, h. 16 East 4th. •\m) Leadblad, Cfaarles L., (Augusta A.), supt. finishingdept. 105 Winsor, h. 301Allen.•T* Leafstone, Lars, (Cora), finisfaer,h. 26 McKinley.£T Leanardo, Vito, laborer, bds. over 12 Main.\U LEARNED, WILLIAM C, (Effie P.)—N. Y. Tea and Coffee Co., 106 East""^ 3rd—fa. 346 Crossman. (See adv.)M NEW YORK TEA AND COFFEE CO.OJobbers of Tea andWE ROAST OUR OWNCoffeeCOFFEEHOME TELEPHONE 563 ft ft HAI [ Mfltlafrer 106 EAST THIRD STREETBELL TELEPHONE 394 U' U' "wip BMIMgM. JAMESTOWN, N. V.CLOAKS, SUITS AND SKIRTSEvery garment bearing this label is guaranteed to give twoseason's satisfactory wear.Sold only by5COThe Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. Third StreetLeave, Harry, metalworker, bds. 37 Sampson.+-> Leblad, Mary, widow Fred, fa.43 Tower.C LeBoeuf, Harry J., (Clara M.)—Jamestown Laundry, Holmes St.—h. 543"Z,East 2nd.CO Leburg, Albert, (Josephine), pianomaker, fa.802 East 2nd.UL George, (Bessie), electrician ,h. 26 Stowe.Lecqberg, August, (Lena), weaver, fa.45 Harrison.%m Ledger, George, (Mary), textileworker, fads.25 Hall.0 Lee, Arthur A., (Gertrude C), carpenter, fa.915 Prendergast.*••• Carrie B., Mrs., boarding bouse, h. 701 West 8th.David, retired, fads.122 East 2nd.CO Decker, emp. 56 Prospect, r. 112 West 7tfa.CD Eunice, weaver, bds. 436 Allen. [f\O Emory S., (Maude N.), carpenter and contractor, fa.1139 Prendergast. Qi^ LEE, FRANCIS O., creamery and groceries, 10 Kidder, h. do. p?*»P Fred, spinner, fads.436 Allen. "George, (Grace), barber, r. 839-North Main.V_• i George, weaver, bds. 436 Allen. jwp Harry G., rodman, r. 147 Prospect. .«?v« James, (Clara A.), designer, fa. 6 Elk. h_£ Occident Flour ^i*^^**-****" $
Jamestown, Celoron and Niagara Falls Real Estate For Sale.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.192 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY^ THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. "mReliable Dry Goods, Suits and Carpets. jT•**»Q) Lee, Josepfa, (Nellie), pinsetter, fa.107 Cheney. ~^1 John A., (Mary E.), building mover, h. 147 Prospect.~* Julia M., widow George, r. 10 Kidder.*Q Marion A., Mrs., fa.112 West 7th.£» Orsell C, (Myrtle), mechanic, h. 39 j.6th.m Persis, widow Samuel, fa.16 Price.Uriah, (Mary), loomfixer, h. 436 Allen.Q> Leep, Darius, cfaairmaker, r. 109 Cross.m Elmer, mill faand, r. 109 Cross.Vm(ja, John, (Sophia), millfaand, h, 109 Cross. •!•Q) Victor, millfaand, r. 109 Cross. -o
CARPETS, CURTAINS, TU A T) Skam? fft I£» DRAPERIES, SHADES. llK M* L** JUdipC V^W. >V5 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 193» John H., (Edith A.), h. 226% Crescent. > OW( Leon C, press foreman, 95 J. & G. Ave., r. 226% Crescent. 0 dtf. Merritt C, (Mary), carpenter, h. 12 Stearns. ° [j*">. Paul F., macfaine hand, r. 1 Oak Lawn. Z mb^ Orren C, Jr., (Libbie), candymaker, r. 105 lltfa. ^ g*^» Orren C, (Mattie), laborer, h. 105 11th. •=Q) Raymond, (Eva), toolmaker, r. 226% Crescent. §j •>0) Richard, (Eunice), laborer, fa.474 Buffalo. > a*C! Willard A., macfainist, r. 1 Oak Lawn Ave. O oJo Willard F., (Emma), carpenter*, h. 1 Oak Lawn Ave. ? > °. mhO Leslie, Charles, woodworker, bds. 2 Metallic Ave. e_ ww^ Lessing, David F., (Anna), laborer, h. 137 Wilson Ave.w Lessord, Lepold, metalworker, h. 3 Rowley place. m5! Lester, Madge B., bookkeeper, rms. 214 Clinton. z _l pQ Levander, Anna, cloth picker, r. over 111 Stowe. °.zRudolph, (Emma), carpenter, Chaut. Navigation Co., h. 304 W. 7tfa.mLEVEL FURNITURE CO., (Inc.)—Pres., Jofan M. Anderson; vice PresCharles Eckstrom; Sec. and Treas., John L. Johnson—Allen St.Levler, Daniel W., (Lizzie), carpenter, h. 218 Palmer.jgLevin, Alice, domestic, r. 315 Bast 4th .?T Qj n/.M:JA.» Uccident Ul^.i*. rlour. The Best and Guaranteed A11 Grocerg to Please. Seii it. § *
^_S Have MELSOM make your clothes. Correct styles. Best of tailor- 1r/} ing. 9 West Third Street. *HC 194 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY *%•- : _ -mmm Levine, Kingsley A., r. 25 Outlet. —^^ Lew, Fay B., (Nellie M.), weaver, h. over 386 Willard.3C722 Frank G., (Nettie), laundryman, fa.211 W. 3rd. ©6? LILLIBRIDGE, GEORGE, real estate, h. 205 West 3rd. §,< Clark Hardware Co. Stoves and Furnaces 52Xto
O CARPEDRgPER^s,NsHADEs. The A. D. Sharpe Co. "Q Liljenblad, O. Emil, (Nannie), metalworker, fa. over 190 Barrett. AJfiQ Liljgeirst, David, finisfaer, r. 852 East 2nd.CLilly, Harry, carpenter, r. 122 Wilson Ave.^f j» Lucia M., widow Leonard, h. 40 West 9th. 3\mD Orrin H., (Ida P.), carpenter, fa.122 Wilson Ave. rn'Limit, (The)—John Carlson, Prop.—33 Soutfa Main."J*(JL LINCOLN, DAVID, (Wilamena)—Henderson & Lincoln, 107 East 2nd—fa. 237 2Z'Forest.mJHannafa, housekeeper, r. 116 Chandler.CfQJulius, pastor First Lutheran church, fa.116 Chandler.Luther, clerk, r. 116 Cfaandler.ft\Selma, trained nurse, r. 116 Cfaandler. —.Lind, Andrew J., (Christine F.), bookkeeper, fa.135 Foote. ^Anna, widow Cfaarles, r. 15 Cedar Ave.J^Axel, (Alma), machine hand, h. over 248 Barrows.CCharles A., (Elvena), plasterer, fa.215 Barrows. COEdward A., (Ida), electrician, h. 224 Price.Fanny, clerk, r. 787 East 2nd.Frederick, (Dalmar), piano tuner, fa.787 East 2nd.When You Buy an Umbrella, see that it has a 20th Century Double Bulb"K» Runner. Ie THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St.•j^,QSHans, (Anna D.), violinist, h. 25 West 9tfa.Jonas A., (Augusta), plasterer, fa.20 Cross.Tfaeodore S., plasterer, r. 20 Cross.Lindahl, Andrew, (Hilma), cabinetmaker, fa.12 Crown.Carl, teamster, r. 304 Winsor.Herman W., (Ardel), cabinetmaker, fa. 4 Willis.John G., (Anna C), -woodworker, r. 225 Broadhead.•^ John M., (Augusta E.), laborer, h. 555 Soutfa Main.JJ5 Nels E„ (Eva C), carpenter, fa.438 Maple.0)Lindbeck, Andrew, paperhanger and painter, fa.over 220 Prospect.August, (Hannafa), foreman, h. 219 Prospect.0) - LINDBECK, CHARLES, (Ida), contractor and builder, 12-20 River, fa.314 H tmmt^ , Foote. LC. J., (Emma), loungemaker, h. 22 Columbia Ave. pj*^J Conrad W., painter and paperfaanger, bds. 141 Broadhead. ^£** Edd C, (Edie), painter and paperhanger, h. 141 Broadfaead. ^"*Q Estfaer A., student, r. 219 Prospect.K«\ John W., loungemaker, bds. 22 Columbia. Opm Josepfaine M., r. 314 Foote Ave.•*a Louise C, r. over 220 Prospect. m-m>m\\\\ Mabel C, bookkeeper, r. 141 Broadfaead. >*J*£» Rutfa M., student, r. 219 Prospect. Qfe; occidentTlour. PURDY BROTHERS, Distributors. Z
(0CHOICE LAKE FRONT LOTS FOR SALE.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.196 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYFINE SILKS AND DRESS GOODSThe lowestprices *t THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.Lindberg, Anna O., bookkeeper and cashier, r. 926 North Main.Arvid, millhand, bds. 109 Cross.fflAugusta, widow Cfaarles, h. 93 Steele.Cfaarles, bds. 10 Vincent PI.IfV^Cfaarles, millfaand, bds. 117 Cfaandler.Q^Cfaarles, moulder, bds. 703 Lafayette.fmOiOfaarles E., cabinetmaker, r. 926 North Main.&•»Elvira, domestic, r. 128 Forest.(jQErnest C, clerk, r. 93 Steele.tt\Ernest, millfaand, bds. 109 Cross.Florence S., clerk, r. 93 Steele.Frank A., (Eva M.), steel casemaker, h. over 225 Broadhead.X)Hans, (Annie), tailor, fa.46 Water.mm) Hans, (Annie), tailor, fa.46 Water. m.Henning, finisfaer,bds. under 440 Maple.** Henning. finisfaer.bds. under 440 Maple. 2mIda, chambermaid, bds. 415 W. 3rd.fg. Jofan, (Anna O.), finisfaer, fa. under 440 Maple. . Qj*V John, (Augusta), carpenter, h. 120 Prospect. ZtMary, widow Gust, millhand, h. 220 East 1st.•*Nannie, weaver, bds. under 218 Forest.ft\WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSET Q,The proper corset for white dresses. Launders as perfectly as lingerie.0 THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO. 114-116-118 W. THIRD STREET ftv) Oscar W., cabinetmaker, r. 926 North Main.*H Paul H., bellman, r. 93 Steele.J^ Peter J., (Louise B.), cabinetmaker, fa.926 Nortfa Main. ft*0 Peter IT., (Emily), cabinetmaker, h. 63 15th. ^O S e t h G. A., (Mae), shipping clerk, h. 60 10th. MTeola, weaver, bds. under 218 Forest. J*Lindblad, Anna L., widow August, fa.27 Broadhead. |JAxel, metalworker, bds. 151 Barrett.m/U Bros. & Co.—Olof J. Lindblad and Mrs. B. Berquist—mfrs. furniture, /^_•11-13 Harrison.^Carl A.—Sundell & Lindblad—rms. 280 South Main.mLena, dressmaker, rms. 141 Prospect.E O l o f J., (Matilda)—Lindblad Bros. & Co., 13 Harrison—h. 14 W. 7th.iWinfred E., (Hildur E.), stenographer, h. over 27 Broadhead.oLindbloom, Ellen, cloth drawer, bds. 311 Newton.ft\(]} Eric T., draughtsman, r. 3 Vega. ^E Esther N., clerk, r. over 25% Park. ftAGustava, widow Carl J., h. over 25% Park.^0 Henry, finisfaer,bds. 296 Baker. faJofan A., (Ida O—Donelson & Lindbloom, 1 New Gifford Bldg.—fa. 25 Vf«r P a r k . *Oscar C, (Ida C), Allen Park meat market, 423 Foote Ave., h. 25Linden.Oscar E., (Hilda), laborer, fa. 3 Vega.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Roofing and Bnilding Papers.
THE BEST OOODSpATTHE LOWES, fflg ^ J) gg^pfl (JQ >HJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 197 *^ Everything Musical at DANIEISON'S. \c Lindell, Anton E., (Emily C), boiler repairer, fa.171 Baker. _lcd A., (Lena), clerk, h. 188 Tfaayer.^Ofaarles, (Mary), woodworker, fa.over 377 South Main. [JJCharles W., (Bertha), warpdresser, fa.760 East 2nd.Linden, Cfaarles, (Hannafa), metalworker, h. 39 Cfaarles.CCD Linder, Fred, (Anna), wallpaper contractor, fa.310 Price. 2CO Lindergren, Gilbert E., (Anna), bookkeeper, h. 220 Sprague.&Mary, Mrs., dressmaker, fa.29 West 8th. ILinderfaolm, Charles, (Matilda), laborer, h. 206 Linwood.OT LINDERHOLM, THURE E., (Anna S.)—Jamestown Co-operative Cabinet qQ Co., 27 Taylor—fa. 247 Willard. ZO Lindgren, Alfred C, (Hannafa), carpenter, fa.25 Hopkins. coChristian, (Christine), laborer, fa.134 Foote. OGust, (Christine), metalworker, fa.over 18 Colfax. 3>T Gust, (Anna), laborer, h. 6 Webster. , Xff\ Peter M., (Hannah), blacksmitfa, fa.17 Hall Ave. •£ qY Swan T. E., custom carving, rms. over 101 Main. -\ JmJ Other William, Curlers laborer, take all r. day 6 Webster. or night to do their work. Magic Curlers > ^ < ^OQ MAGIC HAIR CURLER.—Curling Take 10 to irons 15 burn Minutes. the hair and are dangerous, g c to HO THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St. C mZlmLindfaolm, Cfaarles A., (Carolina C), finisher,h. 74 Water. -J -Emil, steelworker, bds. 251 Crescent.nGust W., (Maria), dyer, fa.46 Swan. >-. Harry, metalworker, r. 46 Swan. > ^H Herbert, sander, r. 46 Swan. O ^mm 0-r 3>bo Jennie, twister, r. over 160 Barrows.r- nJofan, (Mary), mason, fa.over 160 Barrows. *- _lCO. Mafale A., clotfa drawer, r. over 160 Barrows. g 'CDQO Mertie, r. 79 Allen. m O' CO —I_ Nina M., spinner, r. over 160 Barrows. H*" Otto, cabinetmaker, bds 237 Forest. < ^LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL, (THE)—E. H. Lindstrom, Prop.—110 E. 2nd. z OJm Lindman, Jofan A., (Hannafa), cabinetmaker, fa.over 318 Price. -\CO Lindquist, Aaron, (Matilda), metalworker, h. 357 Stowe. • -H"Z Albert, macfaine faand, r. Ill Wescott. J* £T" Albert, (Regina)—Shellburg, Lindquist & Bailey, cor. Sherman andcoj, 0Zj Garfield—h. 442 Willard.m' p^P Alfred J., carpenter, bds. 22% Park. >Cfaarles J., (Sophia), h. 22% Park. . Z^ Amelia, weaver, r. 575 Willard. ' gOccident Axel, finisfaer, Flour—^g^r::^rateed bds. 93 Hazzard.t0 please- C Ii^Carl, machine hand, bds. 101 Ensign.QfTCarl, shipping clerk, bds. 10 Franklin.Charles, (Matilda), carpenter, h. 50 Grant.
^_J Hard, honest hand-sewing in every suit NELSON makes. That's why they can't Lindroot, John, rms. 18 New Warner Blk. ^^ - Lindros, Axel G., carver, r. 43 Vega. "1co co" Charles L., (Matilda)—Golden Furn. Co., cor. 4th and Clinton—h. 43 Zl'o S Vesa- CD5 j Edith E., weaver, r. 43 Vega. /•«cou3 \T_, .1 \I7 • . Always reliable. Best Knitted Waist for Boys and Girls.O NaZareth WalSt The bestis the Cheapest. ;jjzSTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOWGust, finisher, r. 25 Vega.COMPANY, 114-116-118 WEST THIRD STREETC/3QHjalmar C.—Golden Furn. Co.—r. 43 Vega.O< ^—-^——Matilda, widow Fred P., weaver, h. 25 Vega. 33O ^ Lindsey, Elswig, Anthony cloth J., drawer, Rev., (Jane r. 25 H.), Vega. retired, h. 48 Prospect. Q)Bessie E., teacher, r. 48 Prospect.LINDSEY, CHARLES G., (Melita), real estate room, 1 Hall block, over 221 a£j Main, fa.121 Lakeview. (See adv.) 0
q Always bny yonr Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPE CO.Q JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 199i C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. -1 Main St.CO -HD Lindstrom, Elmer, carver, r. 14 Summit Ave. ^jLINDSTROM, ENOCH H., (Ella), prop. The Lindholm Variety Hall, 110 E. &OQ 2nd, fa.79 Water. —-THE LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL egoE. H. LINDSTROM, Proprietor £r/ FISHING TACKLE AND SPORTING GOODS, TOYS OF !"T^ EVERY DESCRIPTION g-^» 110 E. Second Street Home phone 1213 Jamestown, N. Y. d»q Frances, paper boxmaker, r. 14 Summit.^ Frederick, printer, r. 350 Bowen. ©C/5 Fritz, mattressmaker, bds. 600 Allen. ^^j Gust, (Matilda), cement sidewalk fauilder, fa.350 Bowen. OIGust, (Christine), metalworker, h. 199 Baker.5TGust, (Emma), metalworker, fa.over 226 Steele. ££ia Gustava, widow Frank, fa.224 Steele. TgQ) Guthrie, paper boxmaker, r. 844 East 2nd. ^3^ Roger & Gallet's choice selection of Fine Extracts, Toilet Waters,** Soaps and Powders. C*l£ THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO. 1 i4-i 16-1 is West Third St. 5QJ Hannah, domestic, rms. 14 Lakeview Ave. 3"fy Hazel L., r. 913 Newland Ave. 5"Herfaert, metalworker, bds. 131 Hall.(jo,f Huldah, weaver, r. 11 Bishop. —.rn Jofan, laborer, bds. 442 Willard. 3•~* Jofan, millfaand, r. 11 Bishop. «-»•C John L., (Matilda), engineer, h. over 230 Barrows. jmiim J. August, (Eva J.), faartender, fa.226 Steele.CtJ J. Victor, (Edith S.), woodworker, h. 433 Allen. (""l^ Matilda, paper boxmaker, r. 350 Bowen. ?5^Mertie, r. 14 Summit Ave.^^TJ Nellie, domestic, rms. 609 Lakeview. 55*£- Oscar, woodworker, bds. 62 Water.'Zj Ralpfa, (Ellen M.), drayman, fa.12 East 2nd. £*.^ Sture, metalworker, bds. 62 Water. ,^4-1 Lindtnel, Anna M., widow Christ, fa.105 Park. ^1£ Lindvahl, Ray, metalworker, fads.112 Francis. ^C"-*. Lines, C. Stewart, mgr. Lines' shoe store, rms. 110 Churcfa. «—CC Edward D., (Belle E.)—Ofanstrand Metal Furn Co., East 2nd—h. 110 P"£X Cfaurch. H]Ling, Ever, upholsterer, fads.12 Kinney. "5w Gertrude, maid, r. 70 Prospect. \ft**Z Link, Grover C, (Catherine A.), printer, fa.over 148 Foote.0Louise, domestic, r. 187 South Main.Norman J., (Ella), plater, h. 8 Axtel.< occIdent flour PURDY BROS., Distributors.
Niagara Falls Property For Sale. Business Property. Houses and Lotsand Acreage. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.200 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYCENTEMERI KID GLOVES are the best—soft, elastic,durable. Sold at The P. M. JOHNSON CO.Link, Omer O., (Mira E.), clerk, fa. over 21 Derfay. QLinnander, Victor, (Hilda), retired, fa.10 Institute. 0ff. Linveld, Agnes, domestic, fads.205 Lafayette. 2***4 Lipp, Clifford .bookkeeper, bds. 77 South Main. >•Tj Liteh, Herbert F., (Emma R.), wks. Star Furniture Co., fa.40 Prospect.Litchfield, Leroy J., fads.308 ClintonLittle, George C, (Alice), supt. Shale Brick Co., h. 30 Stowe.Minnie J., candy packer, r. 208 West 4tfa. ^Simon S., (Eleanor), blacksmith, fa.208 West 4th. V0 Litzen, Swan, (Jennie), fa.494 Crescent.Livingston, Alice, widow Edgar C, h. 525 West 3rd.mm* Ljungfaerg, Anna C, widow August W., h. 94 Barrett. s V1TJ» Eline A., asst. librarian, Prendergast <strong>Library</strong>, r. 94 Barrett. ^
Always Bay Your Dry Goods of THE A. P. SHARPE CO.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 201» Phonographs at DANIELSON'S 1 Main Street.to^r»Q LODS, GEORGE F., (Augusta S.), wfaolesale and retail dealer in trunks, bags,Jf and cases, 121 W. 3rd, h. 325 Liberty. ' ^QQASSOCIATED WITH j H. NEILL HOME PHONE 340K RES. BELL PHONE SOS~ GEORGE F. LODS CQ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN j^_.HIGH CLASS TRAVELING GOODS, TRUNKS, BAGS AND 2*2 SUITCASES ^< . 6 0 L C AGENT FOR THE HERCULES FIBRE SPECIALTY CO., PHILADELPHIA. ^SLofgren, Alfred, metalworker, bds. 635 West 8tfa. Z*»Anna, r. 152 Sampson.J"?Glv Andrew, (Amanda), metalworker,-fa. 93 Tower. JV*^ August, (Cfaristina), piano finisfaer,h. 193 Barrett. *"\\> Axel G., (Ida), clerk, fa.60 Cfaapin. -»^ft\ Carl G., (Hulda), foreman finisfaer, fa.152 Sampson. 5^Carl H., r. 193 Barrett.QEllen C, bookfainder, r. 193 Barrett.^Ellen, domestic, r. 415 East 4th." Eric, (Mary), hand polisher, h. 9 Holman. ^J^ = **m£ LARGE VARIETY OF EATON HURLBURT'S FINE STATIONERY. QTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. Orr 2Mm Godfred, tailor, fads. Lake House. H|ft) Gust A., (Anna), foreman, 95 J. & G. Ave., fa.26 McKinley. ^Urn John A., metalworker, bds. 193 Barrett.Lofman, Victor, (Bettie), laborer, h. cor. Eagle and Benedict.CfJLogan, Harvey T., (Margaret), metalworker, fa.146 J. & G. Ave. fb0 Margaret R., fa.217 East 6tfa. , fbLombard, Edward L., (Frances B.), packer, fa.over 26 Fairview. W ^{J Florence N., stenographer, r. 343 Fairmount. j ^Frances E., widow James, cloth picker, r. over 26 Fairview Ave.XMabel, teacher, r. 343 Fairmount.Margaret, widow Joseph H., h. 343 Fairmount.S(J) Lombaroi, Sam, (Salvatrice), laborer, fa.over 218 Steele.*-> Londahl, C. P., (Minnie H.), carpenter, h. 347% Foote Ave.Lillian, press lady, r. 16 Bowen.Lillian V., r. 347% Foote.Loney, Clara, emp. Falconer Mfg. Co., rms. 214 Clinton. £/}• Long, Emma, maid, r. 9 Prospect.^Francis, carpenter, rms. 18 Steele.George B.—Geo. B. Long & Co., 208 Pine—fa. Buffalo.• Hazel, r. over 108 Falconer.LI, Longeway, Artfaur, weaver, bds. 319 Hazzard. .Charles, plater, bds. 319 Hazzard.Lewis, (Lillian M.), shoemaker, fa.319 Hazzard. *^\ • 1 • C*I _ . The Best and Guaranteed to Please.Occident Hour An a,^m s*u i.PQ
! i *T* J^ \f^AnloAr\\Y\ Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens.(/5 1 . ll. lieiSOIl. 9 W. Third St., over the Greeks.C 202 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY• MMeo^fLongwell, F. E., (Sallie), lumber salesman, fa. 12 Chestnut.Loomis, Levi, (Mary E.), teamster and highway Com., Town Ellicott, h. 5^4 Fairmount, beyond limits. q^1 Looney, Martin, (Catherine), retired, fa.25 Seymour Ave. r\Mary, weaver, r. 25 Seymour Ave.Micfaael J., (Margaret), machinist, fa. 14 Summer PI.COhi £Patrick, springsetter, r. 25 Seymour.j- Lord,Lopus,CyrusHenryW.,D.,retired,(Pfaebe),bds.carpenter,833 Washington.fa.406 West 2nd.O Dora, r. 383 Foote Ave.0w Merritt C, h. 833 Nortfa Main. J>•Wm., (Dora), St. car conductor, fa.138 Institute.ZWilliam C, (Lettie), chief clerk, J. C. & L. E. Ry., fa. 17 W. 2nd.° Loirdahl, Martin, musician, bds. 60 Chapin. Qif! Lorentzen, Hans P., (Ellen), cigarmaker, fa. 37 VanBuren. Qr- of Hans P., Mrs., millinery, 306 East 2nd, h. 37 VanBuren. mw jjj Lorenz, William D., (Nina), night clerk Hub restaurant, h. 19 West 7th. Z)~ u. Lott, Edna C, r. 61 10th. # "Qm °rz 0CJohn E., (Harriett), barber, 34 Main, L 61 10th.THE ABRAHAMSON.SoAT^^f^3' BIGELOW CO.-.^^^^^^^-^SUITS SKIRTS —^m^^^m— _ .for. -WE.L.L dressed woMErJ114-Ho-llo West Third St •"•smmoj Loucks, Clifford, Anna E., St. student, Ry. conductor, r. 612 Lafayette. rms. 27 Fairmountmffi < Elliot A., (Mary J.), machinist, h. 612 Lafayette. 03 Fred D., moulder, r. 612 Lafayette. *"ho. John E., (Jennie), cigars and tobacco, billiards and pool, 111 S. Main,CC uih. 851 Prendergast.Lillian, weaver, r. 265 Steele.Lillian A., stenographer, r. 67 10th.c0) Mattie, r. 950 Wasfaington.JWallace ,(Mary E.), grocer, 67 10th, h. do.^3g William E., motorman, r. 612 Lafayette. (f)Loungren, Jofan G., Mrs., r. 23 Center. «.Jofan W., (Kate L.), printer, h. 23 Center. r»Lounsberry, Fred J., (Jeanette), commercial traveler, h. 85 Hazzard. JO Stanley H., salesman, bds. 7 Geneva. Q,O Love, Albert C, springmaker, r. 206 Sampson. «_^^mm* Cfaauncey, (Delia), farmer, fa.204 Sampson. W^^ Degma, clerk, r. 124 Harrison. QJm Edith M., bookbinder, r. 124 Harrison. (JQd Emma M., r. 611 Pine. (J)«/> Fanny G., emp. Bell Telephone Co., r. 611 Pine. —."mm Harriett B„ widow Herbert B., asst. librarian, h. 611 Pine.. 3O Henry F., (Minnie M.)—Diamond Furniture Co., 66-70 Taylor—fa. 600 ^22 East 2nd.
0 "" ""S^^SSS STOCK The A. D. Sharpe Co. r£} JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 203 £jI Pianos MJ£l il^., Danielson's, I Main St. §"*»» Love, Lena, domestic, fa.over 255 Prospect. ' CO***^ Louise B., artist, r. 611 Pine. mm.mmx Otto, (Minnie), foreman Diamond Furn. Co., fa.124 Harrison. 3mmLovejoy, Oarl C, driver, r. 7 15tfa.C. Ray, clerk, r. 7 15th. *T\rm LOVEJOY, CHARLES R., (Mary E.), fish,oysters, clams and sea food, 19 ^-VJ East 3rd, fa. 7 15tfa. (See adv.) mJ• FULTON MARKET COMPANY ®[i, C. R. LOVEJOY, Proprietor
LOTS FOR SALE IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE CITY.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.204 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYThe largest assortment of fine Cloaks and Suits in the P*City at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. OLund, Alfred, metalworker, fa.over 23 Barker.oAlice, duffer, fads.156 Dorn Ave.Andrew W., cigars and tobacco, 4 Willard, h. do.V\». Artfaur, carpenter, r. 156 Dorn Ave. ^.J2 Augusta, widow Gust, fa.50 Franklin. Wmm Charles, warpdresser, r. 50 Franklin. Qmm Christian, (Carrie), woodworker, h. 52 West 9th. Qft) Edward, (Genevieve), metalworker, h. 35 Peterson. »^m Edwin, casemaker, r. 50 Franklin. [J]^•t Emil, (Camella), woodworker, fa.12 Linwood.[T^ Gustaf A., (Augusta)—Alliance Furniture Co., 611-615 Allen—h. over S29 Wescott. mi• Gust, (Kerstine), sander, h. 501 Stowe. ZZt"- Hilma, domestic, r. 334 Crossman.•^£ Samuel, (Christine), cabinetmaker, h. 262 Colfax.Tfaura, macfaine hand, bds. 103 Ensign.j. Victor, (Emogene), finisher, fa.over 1026 Newland.r*^ Lundberg, Albin, faand sander, bds. 9 Howard.^j A. M., (Clara), stonemason, h. 15 Stowe. . ^— oT^ THF m-m Easy ont^le youngsters—not a button off. C•^V T* EASY M. Easy on the mothers—moderate in price.U^* *-* WAIST *m J r MFor BOYS and GIRLS The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. *j: Q^^ Anna ,Mrs., r. 38% Foote Ave. mJ^J Axel, millhand, r. 38y2 Foote. ftrf\ Carl, (Sofie C), finisfaer, fa.62 Water. t^^"4 C. F., (Josephine), woodworker, h. 248 Barrows.UU Carl, finisfaer, r. 104y2 Weeks. Oml ' Charles, (Matilda), metalworker, fa.over 36 Jones. 3US David, (Jennie), emp. 95 J. & G. Ave., fa.91 Fairmount.3^^ Ellen, spinner, fads. 9 Howard.Esther, domestic, r. 4 Lakeview.ft)w^ Florence, clerk, r. over 36 Jones./0+** George, millhand, r. 38y2 Chandler.,J Henry, shipping clerk, bds. 150 Barrows.^J Hjalmer, (Hannah), metalworker, h. 10 Seymour. "^Ida, dressmaker, rms. 608 Prendergast.ft\ Jacofa, sander, bds. 9 Howard. Qo^^ John, Carolina), finisher,h. 280 Broadhead.John, (Albertina), fa.237 Willard.oJohn E., (Selma), machinist, h. 48 Thayer.P. William, (Minnie), cabinetmaker, h. 9 Howard. QRose, rms. 608 Prendergast.f/)Lundborg, Axel, bds. Tfaayer.George, (Louisa), insurance agent, fa.Thayer.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and House Furnishings.topa
THE BEST COOMgT THE LOWEST yng fl p SHARpE QQ ^mm\ JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 205 QQ° C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. Li5!iiL- tPmm, Lundeen, David, macfainefaand, bds. 764 East 2nd.••*\ John, steelworker, bds. 550 East 2nd. rm..—. Lundgren, Carl J., (Alma), sander, fa.over 80 Tower. ]*j*m* Carl O., (Anna), woodworker, h. 196 Baker. *^^QQ Christine, widow Frederick, r. over 12 Linwood. ft**Conrad, (Anna), cabinetmaker, h. 932 East 2nd.m^• Emily, widow Oscar, weaver, fa.over 29 Linden. [*fl^ Emma, widow Edward, h. over 262 Broadhead. mmFredrica, widow John, r. 65 Tower.fW• Jennie M., paper boxmaker, r. 196 Baker.^Louise, weaver, h. 20 Bush.Marie, bds. 208 Jefferson.m* Nettie, weaver, r. over 29 Linden Ave.C$ Robert, metalworker, fads.11 Garfield. ._^ "Vendlea, textile operative, rms. 617 Prendergast. ^HQ) Victor, metalworker, bds. 11 Garfield. |^ELundman, Cfaarles, (Anna), gluer, fa.223 Bowen. ^*Lundmark, Abbey, clerk, r. 423 Newland.•^^i Hannafa, Mrs., h. 423 Newland. ^^fy\ POSTAL CARDS AND POSTAL ALBUMS.mmgTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. J. J— : V/5JJ Helma, clerk, r. 423 Newland. ^m Nellie, clothmender, r. 423 Newland. ^4Q) Lundquist, Amanda, weaver, r. 507 Chandler. ^^•"• Amanda, widow Gustaf A., h. 507 Cfaandler. ^j^ Andrew, (Anna), metalworker, h. 318 Price. s .JQJ Anna, Mrs., clothpicker, h. 409 Newland. ^JLJW LUNDQUIST, ARVID N., (Delia),—Wilson & Lundquist—faaberdasfaers, 2203 Nortfa Main, fa.410 Lakeview Ave. QQO Axel, teamster, fads.Iroquois Hotel.mm Axel E., (Amanda), Berglund & Lundquist, 302 Foote Awe., meat, market, fa.601 Newland Ave.om, Beda, maid, r. 16 West 5th. JR*
£ NELSON'S TAILOR SHOP i L ^ t ^ 9 W. Third St. 0.£ 206 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYcea ;LUNDQUIST, LOUIS A., (Ruth J.), bookkeeper, sec: & treas. AmericanMetal Door Co., 316 Cherry, h. 11 Columbia.Olof, (Annie C), fa.211 Prendergast.03Paul, finisfaer, r. 64 Tfaayer.QSRobert E., (Edna), steelworker, r. 872 East 2nd. *t° Samuel, (Georgia), Lundquist & Jofanson, h. Ill East 2nd. m< Sophia, widow Isaac, r. 100 Willard. 3to Tfaeodore, woodworker, r. 23 lOtfa. JJ^§ William, (Justine), textileworker, fa.64 Thayer. iPO Lundstead, Carl, packer, fads,over 561 Allen. mClara, spinner, bds. over 561 Allen.O Lundwell, Amelia, widow Salmon, r. 17 Tew. ,§ Lunn, Alvin, cigarmaker, rm. 44 New Gifford Bldg. l. • Andrew, cigar mfr., bds. Everett House. Z\m uj Anna S., widow Samuel, dressmaker, fa.331-2 Linden. •*2 I Enocfa, (Alice,) millfaand, fa.28 Center. 3o_ Ernest D., cigarmaker, bds. 331-2 Linden. ",^ q Minnie R., clotfamender, bds. 330 Allen. (AO v Otto, millhand, bds. 38 Franklin.-1 h Lupeca, Rosario, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. 5fl"- z : OfO Uj /"^-J—.-!.— JP f\~ >c Toilet Soaps, Tooth Powder, Extracts, Toilet WUl q. V^Olgaie OC \+
W Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. P. SHARPE CO. 2*~) JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 207 2o 3< Edison Records and Supplies at DANIELSONS. »CC r-A LYON, FURNITURE MERCANTILE AGENCY, standard reference book of J"yZ the furniture, carpet and undertaking trade, D. C. Sixbey, mgr., «JCD over 211 Main. 21.. Sarah D., fa.234 South Main. rj)*T* Lyons, Alice, clerk, r. 907 Nortfa Main. "j"Anna, clerk, r. 907 Main. —." George, (Carrie), mason, r. 1052 Nortfa Main. Zi*& Jofan, lafaorer, bds. 14 Fluvanna Ave. QPQ*^ Mary, weaver, r. 907 North Main. ,0QLyholdt, Christian, r. 8 Tfaayer.OCO0Moj E. E. E D D Y , General Insurance 0- 16 BAST THIRD STREET. . -+>C 0U CHOICE SELECTION OF TABLE LINENS. Fred, lafaorer, r. 1301 East 2nd. '73 Ida, millhand, r. 1301 East 2nd. L-S- MACLEASE, CHARLES E.—wallpaper and decorations, 111 West 3rd— •O h. 12 Hth. (See adv.)oszCOCOZTHARLES E. MACLEASE, DECORATOR rtDealer in Foreign and Domestic Wall Papers_—Reliefs, W Leathers * a.nd * Burlaps 0111 West Third Street, Jamestown, Af. *". Bell I46.k; Home 9Uk C^CD H you want good FISHING TACKLE or SPORTING GOODS, ??Q. we have them. The Lindholm Variety Hall. Home 1213. (/)0 ~. , pi HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH IF THE PRICEIS HIGHER OQC UCCIQCnl rlOUr THAN OTHERS. PURDY BROS,Distributors Z)
- Real Estate of All Kinds in All Parts of Jamestown for Sale. a•H CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING. WCO 208 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY^ C.\B., Kabo, American Lady and Thomson Glove= £ fitting Corsets at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. 3CO2cdMaclease, Devillo, (Ellen), retired, h. 12 lltfa,Mary, r. 861 Nortfa Main.Macomber, Fred V., clerk, 2-6 East 2nd., bds. 313 Prendergast.Maddox, Cfaarles, (Rose), teamster, h. 956 Wasfaington.Frank E., (Christine), emp. Erie R. R., h. 126 Liberty.Q.Fred C, furniture finisher, fads.196 South Main. CDJohn W., (Martha A.), emp. 101 Harrison, h. 196 Soutfa Main.Stella E., r. 62 Allen.XMADDOX TABLE CO. (Inc), William J. Maddox, pres.; Milton H. Clark, Qvice, pres.; Cfaarles W. Herrick, sec'y. & treas., 101-125 Harrison. "^William C, (Elizabeth), wood carver, fa.780 East 2nd. ?JQC William J., (Alice A.), Maddox Table Co., 101 Harrison, fa.62 Allen, fljm*Y Madison, Jennie, waitress, rms. 9 West 4tfa. (j)r Maes, Frederick O., (Philomena), weaver, fa.over 30 Institute. y)mm Magginis, Abbie, widow Hugfa H., r. 212 Allen. •Magnuson, Anna, widow Adam, fa.68 Vega.Anna, manicurist, fa.over 43 Soutfa Main.Anna, widow Emanuel, r. 119 Willard.Anna E., dressmaker, r. 196 Barrett.GARMENTS are very STYLISH and surprisingly INEXPENSIVESold only by» •o -^The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. 114-116-118 W. Third Street Cj*TT3C Fritts, student, r. 196 Barrett.Cfaarles, r. 29 Charles.^JElliott, metalworker, r. 68 Vega. *m^f^ Gust, (Anna), cabinetmaker, fa.196 Barrett. QGust C, (Bertfaa), foreman job dept, 12 W. 2nd., h. over 214 Lincoln. ^^ Katherine, aristo operative, r. 417 Murray. ft]< Margaret, r. 314 West 6th.Margaret, aristo operative, r. 417 Murray.£T]^ Mary A., bookkeeper, r. 417 Murray. Q)£ Michael, bricklayer, h. 314 West 6tfa. rr\Mafaer, Charles, moulder, r. 628 West 5th.ftCJj Gertrude M., r. 628 West 5th.CD Margaret G., r. 628 West 6th. IVL. Patrick, macfaine shop & foundry, 20 Taylor, h. 628 West 5th. Zf} Tfaomas F., (Catherine), machinist, fa.622 West otfa. Q,William J., moulder, rms. 506 West 5tfa.o Clark Hardware Co. Stoves and Furnaces rtto
0 The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. THE A. D. SHARPE CO.£} JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 209x Everything Musical at DANIELSON'S.Evelyn B., r. 262 Buffalo.Z m6James, Sr., retired, r. 520 Winsor.James, Jr., contractor, r. 520 Winsor.^ —>. John, retired, h. 508 Winsor. 5QJ m-j^ John J., (Mary), physician and surgeon, fa. and office 401 Lafayette. " -5 Tfaomas, (Margaret), contractor and builder, fa. 51 Falconer. -S -H^HWhO COMBS, BRUSHES AND TOILET ARTICLES.> ^THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. ° mto, ' C tjm. ' > >5! Mainwaring, Ariel, r. 426 Allen. 3 O *© Benjamin F., (Eva A.), engineer, h. 426 Allen. ' > ^ ^JO J- Harlow, bds. 426 Allen. Z mz H5, Mairona, Rosario, polisher, fa.458 Allen. ^ r*CJ Malier,James,Gertrude,(Mary),stenographer,carpenter,r.h.860220NorthSprague.Main.Om^§^5«5J Jofan,James,finisher,(Alvenabds.C),220emp.Sprague.sawmill, fa. 860 North Main.-1 mf** Mallory, Alfred H., (Anna), traveling salesman, h. 311 Prendergast. *- 03^^N Mallen,' CoraAndrew,A., r.carver,42 Peach.bds. 220 Sprague.g t,>3 Dexter, (Amanda), woolsorter, h. 42 Peach. JJJ JEdith, teacher, r. 42 Peach. H r*j2 Martha, r. 311 Prendergast.
^J The trimmings and workmanship we NELSON, The Tailor, ft**^ put into your suit are the very best. 9 Wert Third St. mx.£ 210 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY >J«0 _ Q^ Malmgren, Charles, (Hannah M.), machine hand, h. 92 Water.MALMGREN, CHARLES, MRS., midwife, fa.92 Water.fslMalmquist, Anton, machine hand, bds. 155 -Barrett.^C. J., h. over 66 Chapin.Charlotte, widow John, h. 155 Barrett.0Charles, metal erector, r. 155 Barrett.George A., carpenter, bds. 155 Barrett.0 _ui Gust E., meatcutter, r. over 66 Chapin. M. Jennie O., r. 155 Barrett. »-_l Nellie O., spinner, r. over 66 Chapin. v//5 Selma F., r. over 66 Chapin.u. Malone, William V., (Elizabeth), printer, h. 311 Pine. S 14th St. ^^^__ Q3 CLARK HARDWARE CO. Fine Cutlery and Tools. C0
closks, shawls, t u A T) Sharnp TnGLOVES, HOSIERY. I IK, «. Lf. Oliaipc VxU.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 211Latest Music at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main St. s:
We Want Houses in All Parts of the City for Our Customers.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.212 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYFlTNZZ%tiNsEN The P. M. Johnson Co. g>ry) * Ciftjr* Marshall, Frank H., (Sophie H.), artist, 17 Hall block, fa.44 Lakeview.*JT~ J. S. B., osteopath, fa.312 East 3rd. ' ClMa James, finisfaer,bds. 341 Foote. 2i,J Martens, Hagan, (Rosa), metalworker, bds. 127 Linwood. CU^J Martin, Abraham J., (Alice)—Martin & Johnson, over 204 N. Main—fa. 109 W>'^lChandler.?S* MARTIN, ARCHIE J., (Fannie)—Reid & Martin, plumhers, under 12 Forest ^ml* —h. 124 Hamilton. 2!A. Louise, stenographer, r. over 115 Crossman. "U~l—' 03 Carl A., machinist, bds. 43 Holman. a.C. O. druggist, r. 818 Washington.•+J Eliza J., widow William E., rugmaker, h. under 535 Allen. mmjj*\ Erna, domestic, r. 329 East 4tfa. «•+•Qa Frank J., pressman, r. 818 Washington. .Fred A., (Leona L.), machine hand, fa.27 Walnut. _*n Fredrick P., T. over 514 East 8th. .m.5 LEATHER GOODS OF ALL KINDS. OTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. r £William G., (Mabel), emp. Jamestown Lounge Co., fa.15 lotfa.Martinson, Bertfaa, cloth drawer, r. 48 Thayer.Otto, (Betty), carpenter, fa.48 Thayer.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Mill Supplies.
W Martyn Bros.—M. George Martyn—lounge and mattress mfrs., 516 W. 4t>. CLOAKS, GLOVKS, TL A f\ CUorno Ct\ x5J SHAWLS, HOSIERV, * "e "• L'» Jlldrpe \^0. >C JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 213 .Q. OC PI A 1 M O Q and a11 kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS c§ * H ^ H J i j at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main Street *«j Hose House, 506 West 5th. 30£» Marius G.—Martyn Bros., 516 W. 4th—fa. do. £>j MARVEL FURNITURE CO.—Pres., Alfred A. Anderson; vice Pres.,-Oscar «/^ E. Anderson; Treas., Warner F. Liedblad—Allen St. OMarvin, Bert, (Ida), drayman, fa.214 Chandler. JHenry C, (Belle E.), commercial traveler, h. over, 324 Foote. zlRofaert N., (Elizabeth), lumber dealer, 111 W. 2nd, fa. 2 W. 5tfa. 2!nPI. • Mason, Cfaarles O., (Augusta O.), foreman, 38 Winsor, fa.149 McKinley. O*^| Edward, rule sticker, bds. 37 Hopkins Ave. • -IMASON, GLENN E., (Eleanor), supt. J. C. & L. E. R. R., fa.617 Prendergast.James H., (Bmogene), printer, fa.11 Cfaarles. oJohn C, (Carrie J.), jeweler, h. 12 Fulton .Josepfa, (Clara A. D.), architect, fa.over 79 Allen. XJulia A., rms. 217 Fulton.mLevant L., 217 Main, h. 204 Lafayette.COOliver M., optician, bds. 145 McKinley. -n, Rolland K., (Ella), newsdealer, cigars and tobacco, 8 Main, h. 145 Mc- J0) V. William Kinley. C, student, r. 12 Fulton.>*S» Latest things in LACE, NET arid RUFFLED CURTAINS £ £k, DRAPERIES arid CURTAIN MATERIALS by the yajrd > *The ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO.. West Third Street H >"JS Masson, Alice M., cloth finisfaer, r. 29 Water.Cto 0j>m Catherine, widow Joseph, fa.29 Water. C Z^ Laura E., cloth finisher, r. 29 Water. > °^N Theodore, bartender, bds. 29 Water. O —(tr) Masterson, Arley E., (Jennie), porter, fa.over 309 North Main. ° r% Jennie, Mrs., faairdressingparlors, over 309 Main^fa. do. 2 mQ\ Matheson, Maude, r. 123 East 3rd. < O*s* Mathews, Ray, (Belle), driver, r. 416 Lafayette. "jj> Matson, Alice D., Mrs., nurse, r. 507 East 2nd. 30 r*Jjj Florence A., student, r. 178 Hallock. \ PJS James W., (Ida), cement worker, h. over 32 Pearl, O otO Thaddeus E., (Jennie A.), clerk, fa.178 Hallock. - °^" .Matterson, Lutfaer B., (Ida), engineer, fa.289 South Main. ^ j>Matteson, John,4 h. 205 West 3rd. 3 "5! Mattfaews, Elizafaeth J., clerk, r. 504 East 5th. , jg^ Nettie, iwidow Orrin, confectionery, h. 108 Falconer. H pO Robert R., (Belle), teamster, h. 212 Allen. 2S» Mattson, Carl, Bert r. L., 22 Bush. (Myrtle), baggage agt, J. C. & L. E. R. R., h. 104 Cook Ave.•'sj Cfaarles, (Carrie), carpenter, h. over 14 Cedar Ave. j?jS Elmer, r. 22 Bush. k•«»j Emma, widow James, fa.22 Bush. .5 o cTideVtcerfTo ur PURDY BROTHERS, Distributors 1
„J Thru and thru year'round worsteds, NCI CAN 0 Wad X*A Q* C/5w : 3mm^ Mattson, Herman, carpenter, bds. 16'Johnson. -I OCVI John, (Mary), carpenter, h. 114' Peterson.CS| Mauk, Lillian, Amanda, asst. r. 808 sec'y Nortfa Y. W. Main. C. A., r. 808 Nortfa Main.D•%Mavroclio, Leonardo, lafaorer, bds. over 12 Main. ' 5May, George F., (Myrtle), lumberman, h. 210 East 2nd.Jgm Maybee, Ernest E., (Frances), upfaolsterer, h. 24 15tfa. -Iy Eva F., sewing machine operator, r. 67 Taylor.J Frank, (Kate), r. 416 Lafayette. *£Q. Mabel, milliner, r. 416 Lafayette. &}K Nicholas H., (Nettie A.), Erie R. R. engineer, h. 19 W. 2nd. £J_D . Maynard, Perry C, (Rose), motorman, fa.over 263 Fairmount. "Ig UJ May's Theater—J. Hart, mgr.—309 Main. 2.O — Mazarki, Tony, (Mary), laborer, h. 218 Steele. ^D q. McAvoy, James, (Caroline), butcher, h. 750 Buffalo. -^° > Thomas, (Elizabeth), retired, h. 412 Monroe. 3< o William, (Laura), millhand, h. 16 Flagg Ave. Q_> "" McBride, Frank, woodworker, bds. Riverside Hotel.O [Jj McCall, Julia A., Mrs., seamstress, h. 12 Water.H5 Margarett, widow James, r. 763 East 2nd. O.^5 ^ \> McCallum, TVr'nP'nlln.Tn James, TnTnpc (Alice), f Aliippl foreman, fnrATnan />nmn comp. Horvf dept. 112-16 9-1 fl W. "W 2nd, 9tvH fa.80 ih SOT?fl.lrwwiftf Falconer. miDC
6 Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. P. SHARPECO. 2W JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 215 2i| Everything Musical at DANIELSON7** «'QQ McDermott, Margaret, Mrs., r. 850 Prendergast. ^J. McDirvitt, Rilla, domestic, r. 116 East 4th. £t *J McDonald, Arvilla, widow Andrew, r. 11 Peach. *"^Carrie, widow James, r. 328 Stowe. 3r " Donald J. J., (Myrtle P.), lumber inspector, fa.12 Culver. »-"••^ John J., (Myrta), lumber inspector, h. 506 Palmer. W+J Lake J., (Mary), lumber inspector, h. 1911 West 6tfa. mJCC McDonnell, Artfaur, (Maude), fa.956 Washington. . Z^'« Donnell, (Kate), emp. 95 J. & G. Ave., r. 847 Prendergast. -J"~flU Harriett, r. 847 Prendergast. 0Q. / McElroy, Mary, cloth picker, fa.over 56 Harrison.\J William J., (Frances), mgr .Grandin's mill, fa.215 East 3rd. C*}m,' McFadden, Francis P., (Thressa), mgr. roller skating rink, rms. 415 W. 3rd. /-\mm MtfVR'fl.rlfl.Tlrl McFarland, Frank, Prank (T.iKBip'i (Lizzie), ATYin emp. Collins 'Prilline Ice Inc* Cream flrp^.m Co., f*.r% fa. 331£. 33% 11th. ^TP. J., firemanErie R. R., rms. 14 Allen Sq., over 115 Main.W McGarvie, Jofan W., emp. popcorn stand, 15 W. 3rd, r. 17 West 4tfa. Q«(tf Robert H., (Deetle), oil producer, fa.17 West 4th. CO0 — — - "J - « • /*^i^^" Garments are moderate because allThe prices on \yOOIl6X materials are purchased in enormous11 jm-c**/ quanttties. Sold only byW THE JtBRJtHJiMSON.BIGEL.OW CO., 114, 116, 118 West Third St.0L^ McGee, Catherine, r. 835 Wasfaington. IQ Edward J., (Jennie), traveling salesman, fa.837 Washington.mmi Mack, carting and baggage transfer, bds. 800 East 2nd.0 Mary, r. .835 Washington.f } William Thomas, r. 835 Washington.McGill, Fred F., (Ellen), painter and paperhanger, h. 107 Hall.CD McGinity, Jennie, aristoworker, r. 24 Van Buren. ri- Jofan, (Lelia),—McGinity & Johnson—112 East 2nd., h. 28 Van Buren. ."^Z) & Jofanson, plumbers, 112 East 2nd.fi Margaret, aristoworker, r. 24 Van Buren. ^^COMichael, (Jennie), metalworker, h. 24 Van Buren. ^,McGinnis, Abbie, h. 416 Lafayette.mmm~Z McGowan, Katherine, James widow H., upholsterer, Michael, h. r. 310 310 West 8tfa. 8th. * ^j.5 M. John, r. 310 West 8th. TThomas F., foreman, r. 310 West 8th.^m*mm McGraw, Fred H., student, r. 10 Stearns. mmm^Sarah P., dressmaker, r. 10 Stearns.m+* T. Clyde, sa&bmaker, r. 10 Stearns." Tfaomas V., (Elizabeth), landscape gardener, h. 10 Stearns.C McGregor, B. O., nigfat porter, rms. 29 Allen Sq. Bldg., over 121 Main.9? McGuire, Audrey, r. 220 Allen.£ Carrie A., telephone operator, r. 220 Allen.Sm Hattie C, spinner, r. 220 Allen. (J)CD Lotta, widow Peter, h. 220 Allen.OCO Occident Flour. The Best^^rS T.P,ease- Z
Jamestown, Celoron and Niagara Falls Real Estate For Sale.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.216 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY **THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.Reliable Dry Goods, Suits and Carpets,"^mi Mcintosh, Elizabeth, teacher, r. 8 Livingston.^C/J Mcintosh, Grace J., r. 8 Livingston. "%*James—Mack-Hall Co., 15 West 2nd.—h. 8 Livingston.O*?3 >* Mclntyre, Fred, woolsorter, r. 17 Bush. m.-J^J McKaig, John, (Zelpha), loomfixer, h. 28 Victoria. * • JJ^ McKee, Peter, (Elizabeth), bleacher, h. 903 West 6tfa. ^1L^ McKell, Elizabeth, r. 228 Winsor.McKenna, Frank, emp. glass wks., rms. 404 Lafayette.J~J"•Ki McKenzie, Frank A., (Lena), bookkeeper, h. 15 West 2nd.Z*£1 McLaughlin, Edith M., stenographer, r. 9 West 9th. ^ 'k^ Janet, widow Clark, fa. 9 West 9th. - pj|^ McLean, Gertrude E., stenographer, r. 224 East 2nd. ZJames C, (Margaret), machinist, h. over 132 Fairmount.f/)^N Lewis, hostler, r. 224 East 2nd.*^' Maurice H., (Mary), emp. Johnson Ice Co., h. 108 Fairmount.William, (Elizabeth), livery, 224 East 2nd., fa.over do.oMcMahan, Tfaomas G., barber, 313 Winsor, fa. 8 West 4th.cMcMillan, Andrew J., (Mary), farmer, fa.Fairmount, bey. limits.r • McMurray, Mary, r. 600 Foote.>j^ Ruffled Curtains at Exceptionally Low Prices. *^j•^ THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. \*Q^ McNall, Eugene W., reporter, morning Post, r. 20 Ricfamond PI.^\ McNeal, Albert, (Emogene), commercial traveler, fa.235 Fulton. muGeorge E., commercial traveler, rms. 235 Fulton.ZMyra, r. 235 Fulton.F*m McNeigfat, Harry, clerk, r. 216 East 2nd. i—4f/") James, (Genevieve), salesman, fa.over 25 Victoria. •*•f»^ Joseph, (Marion S.), clerk, h. 216 East 2nd. (*iH, McPherran, Ivan L., (Minnie 'M.), Jamestown Cold Storage, 5-7 Taylor, bds. ftQ^ 101 Soutfa Main. ^dMcTigue, Helen, r. 19 Valley.Xiff\ James C, (Mary), mason contractor, fa.19 Valley. 5C•^ McVay, Henry M., (Grace), emp. 209 Pine, fa.39 11th. rm^ James, (Mary), farmer, h. 48 11th. **^m, William, commercial traveler, r. 48 11th.i^ McVeigh, George, bartender, bds. Riverside Hotel. P*{^ Isaac, teamster, rms. 18 Steele. ZJ*j James M., (Mary), stonemason, fa.12 Carroll. Q."^ John A., clerk, r. 809 Washington.tl^ Joseph P., foreman Martyn Hose and tinner,( rms. 506 West 5tfa. fflKate, dressmaker, r. 12 Carroll. 7*Mary, dressmaker, r. 12 Carroll.^Patrick, (Ellen), stonemason, fa.809 Wasfaington. ^\Rosamond I., faairdressing and manicuring, over 10 West 3rd, r. 122 S^.Wilson.\JiCLARK HARDWARE CO. Builders' Hardware. '0
• CARPETS, CURTAINS, Tl__ A ft CU-,.«.> C*\ ""Q DRAPERIES, SHADES. » nC "• U' Jlldrpe V^O. ^OJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY217i Phonographs at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main Street.,_ Mead, Martha S., widow Lynn O., r. 415 East 4th.m-J Mearkle, Van M., (Alice), emp. 129 J. & G. Ave., h. 701 West 8tfa, Flat D.flfi • Meas, Hazel D., paper boxmaker, r. over 103 Hazzard.John B., (Alice), merchant tailor, 8 New Warner Blk., h. 103 Hazzard., Ralpfa E., tailor, bds. over 103 Hazzard.f^ Mechanic's Laundry, John Harris, prop., 21 Whitley.Mecusker, Horace R.—J. Mecusker & Son, 211 Cherry,—r. 204 West 6th.James, (Julia),—J. Mecusker & Son, 211 Cherry—h. 204 West 6th.J. E., (Glen), brickyard, Levant, fa.109 Park.& Son—James & Horace R.—livery, 211 Cherry.Meehan, Etta, dressmaker, r. 26 Price.Meek, Tony, polisfaer, bds. under 30% Institute.Meleen, Charles, (Lena), pastor Seven Day Adventist church, h. 10 Highland.Edwin O., (Jennie M.), cabinetmaker, h. 284 Soutfa Main.^^CO Eric, student, r. 10 Highland. J*^4~ Melhulsh, Charles D., (Mary), insurance and real estate, 7 East 3rd, h. 18 ^J*- Strong. ^."°hMeli, Joseph, (Emma D.), barber, under 6 Main, h. 832 North Main.Melin, Augusta, widow Swan, millinery, 209 West 3rd, r. 29 Center.m-m rilnnlrn QnUn Cl/ir+o THE PRICES on "WOOLTEX" garments are moderate,—-m UlUdKo. ullllui OKlILb because all materials are purchased in enormous quantities,wavuuuj "»'»») «*•»*» .u and the latest labor saving machinery is used in the making.^V)THE ABRAHAMSON-BIQELOW CO., 114-116-118 West Third Street.[^ Mellar, David, r. 10 Ivy.Harry, screendoor maker, r. 10 Ivyo/i\ Mellor, Fred, Jr., bookbinder, r. 320 Allen. ^
, t Hard, honest, hand-sewing in every suit that (NELSON makes. That's why theyf) can't loose their shape. 9 West Third Street X218 c JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY (JQ3T^T Merrill, Mary M., widow Robert, r. 409 West 3rd. **Mary S., widow Newton, r. 101 West 5th.a—m William A., (Emma O.), machine hand, h. 261 Broadhead. wMerriam, Sheldon, (Clara), sec'y. F. M. Curtis Co., 716-718 East 2nd., fa.213 qj"Lincoln. »Merz, Anna May., elocutionist, r. 11 Crane. ' rj*— Benjamin J., furniture and picture framing, h. Fairmount Ave.j Frank, (Lena), pres. Union Trust Co., 211 Main, fa. 6 West 6th. hrt°- Martin, Sr., (Anna M.), M. Merz & Son., 202 Main, fa.11 Center. VSMartin, Jr., (Viola), Martin Merz & Son, 202 Main, h. 8 Crane.0Qto M. & Son—Martin and Martin, Jr.—bookbinding and foreign ticket ^^ agency, 202 Main. (JQ-I Myrtle B., musician, r. 11 Crane. Q> Messenger, George W., (Olga), metalworker, fa.60 Hunt Road. (JQQ «d H. Edgar, (Jennie), carpenter, fa.103 Stewart. Qz j Metcalf, Bessie, student, r. 51 Fairmount. '-co James, (Margaret), tea & coffee agent, fa.29 McKinley. „y. >- Jennette, widow B. C, h. 51 Fairmount. Ujjj SJ Josepfa, rms. 610 North Main. ^_S < Joseph S., solicitor advertising, 14-16 West 2nd, bds. 29 McKinley. Q£ Richard B., farmer, h. Fairmount, bey. limits , fftO z Walter L., clerk, bds. 29 McKinley. rn< BEST ASSORTMENT OF LACES AND EMBROIDERIES IN THE CITY.UI30THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St._lCDffl < QJII-Metz, Leo M., cabinetmaker, rms. 312 Pine. **•P Meyer, Fred M., (Augusta), custom turning & furniture made to order, 340 0< Steele, fa.22 Whitley.*"2 George F., student, r. 22 Whitley. 33 Henrietta H., stenographer & bookkeeper, r. 22 Whitley. QJMickleson, James, nigfatwatctoman, fads.912 Newland.' mmMiles, Albert, emp. 129 J. & G. Ave., bds. 149 J. & G. Ave. —mj Mary A., widow Stephen A., h. 804 Prendergast. 0Jfi May E., clerk, r. 804 Prendergast.q Miller, Albert E., retired, r. 16 Foote. Q)m£2 Alfred, teamster, r. 302 East 2nd. j-r"Alice L., music teacher, r. 338 Crossman.c/)-^ Bessie M., dressmaker, r. 22 West 7tfa. mm© Burt A., (Matie), farmer, h. 1175 East 2nd. ^o© Burton E., paper faanger, r. 826 Washington. \m)Cm ^^Carrie L., stenographer, r. 30 11th.ft\*Catherine H., masseuse, over 20 East 3rd.Charles, Mrs., r. 126 East 2nd.Charles P., (Caroline), finisher,h. 26 Scottc/> Edward, horseman, r. 118 East 2nd.CEdward I., clerk, bds. over 83 Allen.© Emily J., r. 731 East 2nd.01_ Frank Emmett E., W., (Nannie law clerk, H.), r. electrician, 338 Crossman. h. 926 Newland.M•oeCLARK HARDWARE CO. Roofing and Building Papers c/5
Carpets, Curtains, Draperies, Shades. THE A. D. Sharpe Co.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 219Pianos, musHl^struments DanielsonsQ Miller, George, cook., fads. European Hotel. jjj"^Glenn A., faotelclerk, r. 826 Washington.Gust, (Hilda), finisher, fa.164 Barrett. £)w^ Hoyt R., r.1012 Prendergast. ,Zit
Don't Pay Rent. We Will Build You a Home in Celoron or Jamestown.Pay for it Same as Rent. CHAS! G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.220 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYLong Silk Gloves, the cheapest atr toTHE P. M. JOHNSON CO.^r Mitchell, Bert, cigarmaker, bds. Babcock House. W^Z\ Bessie, Mrs., dining room girl, rms. 10 Allen Sq. Bldg., over 115 Main. —)J Bridget, widow Jofan, bds. 162 Martin Road. HACfaarles C, (Mae), emp. 38 Winsor, r. 16 lotfa. , *J»ftj George H., (Willana), cfaemist, h. 22 Hazzard. [§m\mm Jennie, C, r. 14 Valley. Qj< Mabel, stenographer, r. 14 Valley. 2ZNina, r. 14 Valley.I/»Jmm\ Samuel F., (Augusta), engineer, h. 35 Hazzard. (pWilliam D., (Louise), second hand goods, 31 Forest, h. 14 Valley.Mix, E. M., emp. Swift & Co., fa.823 Prendergast. Mmi Ray, office clerk, rms. Y. M. C. A. pjflrt MOE, BERNT A., (Emma), Jaysane & Moe, over 38 Main, h. 127 Francis. /J)Moellar, Bernard, (Lena), emp. Erie R. R., h. 1130 Prendergast.mmElla, r. 1130 Prendergast.VMR ' Jofan B., r. 1130 Prendergast. Qj^ Moffett, Cfaarles A., fa.828 Cherry. m*n 10 SANITOL Preparations TOOTH PASTE. TOOTH POWDER. (P*m]j are the BEST. LIQUID ANTISEPTIC for the teeth. 0*0 rfcrt/u The Abrahamson=Bigelow Co. west Third st. ]ScMohl, Adah, weaver, r. 233 Barrett.Ofaarles J., (Christine), carpenter, h. 233 Barrett.r0Cfaarles O., (Selma), finisher,h. 11 Maltby.0George, (Lottie), fa.63 Hallock.oJennie, paper boxmaker, r. 233 Barrett.0.iv Julia, Munroe paper E., metalworker, box maker, 233 r. 233 Barrett. Barrett. JTvJ Mohr, Francis, millfaand, r. 215 East 1st. f 1Xj Jacob, (Mary), stationary fireman,h. 215 East 1st.Louis J., (Beryl), emp. Jamestown Morning Post, h. 110 East 2nd.Paul, rms. Y. M. C. A.Molander, Edward, (Jennie), musician, bds. over 188 Falconer.E _ _ ,. „ 0A\Mole,Molen,JohnEmma,A. (Carolinesfaoe operative,C), finisfaer,h.bds. 59 McKinley.113 Park.rjE Herman, (Emma), fa.212 Forest. jjLouise, widow John., r. 59 McKinley.VjMoline, Adam, cabinetmaker, bds. 26 Center.JJ'Q Ernest, teamster, bds. 10 Franklin. [1)r Hulda, chambermaid, r. Humpfarey House. •Moll, May E., millinery, 213 W. 3rd, rms. 831 North Main.Monroe, Catharine, widow James, h. 147 Foote.Edward .metalworker, r. 118 East 2nd.Clark Hardware Co. - - - Stoves and Ranges.
q The Largest and Best Stock of Dry Goods. A. P. SHARPE CO. OoJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY221 too cx Edison Records supplies atO 33Danielson's• > mMonroe, Frank A., (S. Jean), dentist, 20 Wellman Bldg., h. Bemus Point, •n Z mMary C, student, r. 213 West 2nd.c » ^DQ Mary .u, Mrs., fa.213 West 2nd.Minnie J., milliner, r. 147 Foote.73I -ndMonson, Nels, (Emma), laborer, fa.20 Sampson. m nMontague, Frank, (Lizzie), macfainefaand, fa.124 Bowen. >j{jGeorge, (Mollie), driver, fa.Outlet. wL. H., (Alice), mgr. Hills Piano store, h. 605 Nortfa Main. 33 Z\[y| MOODY, FRANK R., real estate, 16 East 3rd., fa.426 East oth. £ rjMoon, Cfaauncey, college student, r. 208 Broadfaead.HS E v a C, Mrs., fa.207 Sumner Ave. , oFred C, (Margaret), sign painter, 109 East 3rd., fa.208 Broadhead. • _
^_S Have MELSOM make your clothes. Correct styles. Best of tailor- mKCO ing. 9 West Third Street. WC 222 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYc'55Morey, Bessie M., clothpicker, r. 10 Forest.Ellery, woodworker, r. 520 Hazeltine Ave. - Q?5Elmer, metalworker, r. 520 Hazeltine.PJElmer, teamster, bds. 283 1-2 Soutfa Main.^Elmer E., (Mary E.), teamster, fa.under 81 Hazzard. m^Fred, metalworker, r. 520 Hazeltine. £jHannah, widow Edward, r. Flat C, Kent Block, 27 Forest Ave. JJDC Jay., r. 520 Hazeltine. p+^ Lewellyn F., emp., Shedd coal yards, bds. 17 lOtfa. (t> Maria, widow Albert, fa.520 Hazeltine. . 2OccNellie, r. 520 Hazeltine.Wallace W., (Emma J.), janitor 56 Prospect, Proi „ , fa.10 . Forest Park.William, (Kate), teamster, fa.405 Hazeltine. mm\yi Morgan, A. F., barber, r. 920 Nortfa Main. *1< Alma, clerk, r. 7 Mt. Vernon Place. £A. Marie, r. 313 West 3rd. 3lilAmel C, finisher, fads.169 Barrett. S^coO K-•August, (Mary M.), machinehand, h. 1027 Newland. yj3 I ^ P Axel, steel case maker, bds. 169 Barrett.* j» Charles A,. (Nettie), metalworker, r. 7 Mt. Vernon place. mO Charles W., (Stella C), h. 313 West 3rd. &5 Delia, Mrs., dressmaker, fa.10 Cheney. mZ> FERRIS GOOD SENSE CORSET WAIST $q Made in various shapes to conform with the natural figure,and with regard to the most ap- **proved rules of health. CHILDREN, MISSES, LADIES. *^> THE JtBRJtHJtMSON.BlGELOU} COMPJtflY, 114.116-118 West Third Street ($-I Edward, (Corisande), cashier First National Bank, 222 Main, h. 10 m*wEast 4tfa.I_ Emil, shoemaker, h. 24 Jones. *flEunice O., widow Benjamin, h. 301 Lincoln. "^Eva., weaver, r. 212 Forest.fiEva E., r. 169 Barrett. (DEva S„ clerk, r. 1027 Newland.m^ Frank H., stonemason, bds. 169 Barrett.^Fred, upholsterer, bds. 1027 Newland.qGenevieve, r. 10 East 4th.T" George, steel case maker, bds. 1027 Newland.George A., cabinetmaker, bds. 169 Barrett.•73 George F., bookkeeper, fa.200 Soutfa Main.© OGeorgiana, widow Peter, r. 10 Summit Ave.Henry A., (Hannah) steel case maker, h. over 41 Wescott.^aJofan A., (Anna), woodworker, h. 153 Stowe.John M., (Louisa C), metalworker, fa.169 Barrett.Laura A., Mrs., fa.212 Forest.Louise M., Mrs., fa.212 Forest.«/> Mafael L., weaver, r. 212 Forest.CMarie, t. 10 East 4th.© Theodore, (Ida), drayman, fa.lb Summit.William A., (Ida S.), loomfixer, h. 47 McKinley.Zenas E., (Ella), carpenter, h. 620 Ofaerry.cCLARK HARDWARE CO. Fine Cutlery and Tools, w
O THE BBST ^prYceT LOWBS1 the a. p. sharpe CO. sO JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 223 ^a; Everything Musical at DANIEISON'S. £Thomas A., (Hannah), McGinity, Johnson Co., 210 E. 2nd., h. 78 Water. ~..>/} Morganstern, Charles D., rms. Y. M. C. A. *-^} Morley, Allen, (Anna), plumber, fa.78 Water. »^"^ A. Earl, metalworker, r. 165 Barrett. 3QQ Epret L., widow Harry, fa.165 Barrett. 7X"Maude, nurse, r. 165 Forest Ave. >v£N» MORNINGSTAR, and billiards, FRANK 8 O., West (Barbara) 3rd., fa.168 Morningstar Chandler. & Oliver, wines, liquors ^^* Grace, and clerk, hllliar-Ha r. 30 S Woet Price. 5i-H h 1 RS nTiandlor /fp.CfQ Lillian, widow Elias, h. 30 Price.Morningstar & Oliver—Frank O. Morningstar, John J. Oliver—wines, liquors Oand'billiards, 8 West 3rd. .QFinest BAR and BILLIARDaI T h e H u bPARLOR in the City. New CORESTAURANT in connection g,Vo « ••aw «== MORNINGSTAR & OLIVER, Proprietors CD>> UppOSltetneNeWMermaO Telephone Connections Jamestown, N. Y. mfVj COMPLETE LINE OF WHITE GOODS. ^THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St.
CHOICE LAKE FRONT LOTS FOR SALE.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDiNG.224 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY^ FINE SILKS AND DRESS GOODS*g The lowestprices at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. J***» Morse, Rosina, widow Benedict, h. 217 Crescent. D1^ Walter, (Amanda), piece inspector, h. 91 Ellicott. yMort, Cfaarles, (Gusta), cabinetmaker, h. 47 Pearl Ave.ZMortimer, Edward, (Lilly), carpenter, h. 81 Barker. £DMorton, B. Dexter, (Olive M.), retired, fa. 7 Cross.fa'5, Charles E., plumber, r. 120 10th. favJ Edgar W., (Mary), cement sidewalk and sewer contractor, h. 120 10th. .q. Ernest, (Mary L.), bartender, h. 217 West 2nd. JF]««o George R., (Huldah), teamster, h. over 28 Water. "*'Q Hugfa, rms. Y. M. C. A. QJO Ida, r. 14 Valley. *^|0) Mary T., twister, r. 120 10th. £$Q Preston, (Biddie), laborer, h. over 28 Water. M*,£» Samuel, (May), emp. 95 J. & G. Ave., h. 836 Prendergast. >-"
Be Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. THE A. D. SHARPE CO.0Q JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 225I Everything Musical at DANIELSON'S.Moynihan, Daniel C, (Minnie), upholsterer, fa.under 1 Barrows.mJ Daniel J., (Katfaerine), foreman J., C. & L. E. frt. faouse,h. 905 W. 6th.QQ MOYNIHAN, FRANK, (May), prop. Russell House, 113-121 West 3rd., h.905 West 6tfa.OHannafa, bakery, h. 706 Nortfa Main.Jofan G., (Alice), police sergeant, h. 615 Lafayette.• John P., (Alice), bookkeeper, fa.22 Chestnut.[j^ John W., emp. 95 J. & G. Ave., r. 705 Lafayette.Margaret M., teacher, r. 25 Price.5£* Mary, r. 706 Nortfa Main.,_ Mary E., bookkeeper, r. 25 Price.mm Maude A., milliner, r. 705 Lafayette.t/3 Nora, r. 711 Lafayette.. Nora, Mrs. h. 711 Lafayette.Patrick, Jr., h. 705 Lafayette.I Patrick L., r. 705 Lafayette.^ Patrick J., (Esther), mgr. Sherman-Hurlbert Co., Sherman House, h.023 Price.William M., bookkeeper, r. 25 price.>0 COMBS, BRUSHES AND TOILET ARTICLES.CTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St.»*/ Mozart Club, Room 14, New Gifford Bldg.DC Mueller, H. C, (Mary S.), carriage finisfaer,h. 183 Fairmount.Muff, Frank, (Minnie), millfaand, fa.237 Orescent.Jmm Mulderick, Fred—Mulderick & Knorr, rms. 8 Arcade, ever 28 Main—bds.(0 Brooklyn House.& Knorr,—Fred Mulderick, George H. Knorr—cigar mfgr, rm. 8 Arcade,over 28 Main.cMullard, Richard, (Emma), emp. 116 East 1st., h. 1110 Prendergast.cd Mullen, Eleanor, r. 1132 Prendergast Ave.^Henry J., r. 1022 Nortfa Main.. Margaret, aristoworker, r. 1022 North Main.U Mary E., aristoworker, r. 1022 Nortfa Main.C Minnie, r. 1132 Prendergast.(rt Nora, Mrs., fa.1132 Prendergast.Peter H., (Jennie), carpenter and builder, h. 1022 North Main.T^ William H., (Mary), sand dealer, fa.11 Dickerson."• William P., woodworker, r. 1132 Prendergast.Munger, A., r. 614 Spring.ctfMUNGER, BENJAMIN A., (Bertha), real estate, 9 Gokey Bldg., h. 614 Spring.CICDB. A. M U N G E RReal Estate, Farms and City Property Bought and Sold,Real Estate TransfersCD _„„„.... HOME PHONE \, „ES|DENCE "^'"^"le.-B „,.ROOM 9 GOKEY BLDG. OT3c< Occident Flour HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH, IF THE PRICE ZIS HIGHER THAN OTHERS
.^j Hard, honest hand-»ewing in every suit NELSON makes. That's why theyc.ftn't mm**t loose their • shape. shapi9 West Third Street. [\\7#C 226 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY . m.m-m Municipal Electric Light Plant, C. G. Sundquist, supt, 132-136 Steele. J^*^^ Munson, Cfaarles, retired, r. 29 Charles.CM Charles, (Emma), woodworker, h. 46 West 9tfa.CMCharles F., (Emma), Munson & Johnson, 710-714 East 2nd., h. 707'0East 2nd. 0John, (Clara), packer, h. 30 Vega.QJofan, (Nellie)), lafaorer, fa.516 Crescent. qj& Johnson—C. F. Munson, F. J. Johnson—mfrs. wood mantles, 7i0-2 714 East 2nd.CD -^Nels, (Anna), cabinetmaker, h. 3 Lake.rj° Nels, (Roda), cabinetmaker, fa.516 Crescent. 22< Peter, (Ottilie), laborer, h. 317 Palmer. ^m Sofie, r. 127 Steele. V>wTfaomas, (Ellen), bartender, h. over 48 Cfaarles.o Z . William, .. (Jennie), steel case maker, h. over 248 Broadfaead. Q 39 "- 3 Murdocfa, Murkett, Grover George W., C, (Lena), (Matilda), dentist, faostler,h. 34 Main, 48 Foote. fa.702 Lakeview. Q, "QO J Mate J. Elizabeth, M., faoobkeeper,bds. stenographer, 214 r. 48 Lincoln. Foote. —-J eri > Murgatroyd, Jessie, Mary laundress, A., clothpicker, r. 48 Foote. r. 662 English.CDJohn, (Nellie), saloon, 214 East 2nd., fa.over do.CDC* 1 o f a JP {^.r. 9c Toilet SoaP*> Tooth Powder, Extracts, Toilet2 V^OlgatC (X. K^O. S Waters, Vaselines, &c, &c. A complete line of ^j these popular goods at THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., W. Third Street 3* Murowski, Stanistow, (Clementina), sfaoe stoop, 131 Harrison, fa.do. m£ Murpfay, Artfaur, clerk, Erie freight office, r. 41 Foote.5 Frank, clerk, r. 41 Foote. 0Q Fred, clerk, r. 41 Foote. •"*3 Sophia George, A., (Anna), widow h. Samuel, 41 Foote. h. 8 East 4th.HMurray, Andrew W., (Amelia), wholesale liquors, 34 Main, h 641 Prendergast.cBridget, telephone operator, r. 150 Fairview.-. Elizabeth, widow James, r. 22 East 3rd. Zc/> Frank P., (Ida), plumber, fa.705 Jefferson. J^"3 George T., (Iva J.), carpenter, h. 24 Cowing. (J)1— Jofan, lumfaer handler, fa.150 Fairview. «.Martin J., (Mary)—M. J. Murray & Co., 122 West 3rd.—fa. 511 W. 7th. "£*Jfi, Mary, Mrs., fa.80 Fairmount. Jq Minnie, r. 80 Fairmount. Q,O M. J. & Co.—M. J. Murray and Evlyn A. Todd—plumbers, 122 West 3d. ^(J3 >% Nellie G., r. 150 Fairview. WPatrick, bds. 610 Monroe. $3William, metalworker, r. 80 Fairmount.(JQCm Musazara, Sebastianius, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. {j)ifl Muzzy, Lester H., (Clara), clerk, fa.847 Washington. •*-"jj; Myberg, John, painter, r. 547 East 2nd. Z© Myers, Ada, weaver, r. 52 Harrison. —j,2 Albert E., (Jessie Beacon), physician, office 7-9 Wellman Bldg., fa.411 q0j> West 3rd.
U Always Buy Your Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPE CO. r0JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 227 "0^ — - ^ - ' ^ ^ ^ ^Phonographs at DANIELSON'S 1 Main Street,Myers, Annie, Mrs. fa., 611-2 Harrison. C/J0-C0Arthur, dyer, fads.52 Harrison.Claude C, (Minnie), machinist, h. 101 Chicago.Cynthia, •widow James, r. 226 Foote.Dora B., clerk, r. 142 Allen.Edgar E., (Minnie E.), Pearl Cfty Laundry, 21-23 Steele, h. 31 McKinley.Edwin D., (Maude), emp. 95 J. & G. Ave., r. 844 Lafayette.Emily, weaver, bds. 200 Cfaandler.mmFred A., F. LaVerne, Pearl City Laundry, 19-21 Steele, h. 511 Newland. CDco George, junk dealer, 342% Steele, h. do.Herbert, toolmaker, bds. 52 Harrison."^OY* Ivan L., inspector, Goodrich Rubber Co., rms. 404 Lafayette. ZT/r\w^mmMary, Jofan F., widow (Margaret), Joseph, Pearl fa. 52 City Harrison. Laundry, 19-21 Steele, fa. 5 Terrace PI.Mary, Melinda dressmaker, I., widow rms. Sidney 318 J., Prendergast. h. 142 Allen.Myfaregard, .HyTa-r-ir William, -nHWrt-or TrKaoiYh millhand, fa ^9. bds. TIarricnn 8 Thayer.Qj*mocRoger & Gallet's choice selection of Fine Extracts, Toilet Waters, S*Soaps and Powders. ——-> THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO. lu-ne-us West Third St. OCO -10 N JOQ, E D D Y ' S I N S U R A N C E O F F I C E0 ' 16 EAST THIRD STREET.** Narrow Gauge Restaurant, D. Marvin Forbes, prop., 20 Main.Q Nash, Raymond A. P., (Carrie), dist. supt. Metropolitan Ins. Co., 13-14 GokeyBldg., fa.130 Kent.yj Edward, (Anna C), machinist, fa.141 Chandler.Xn Matthew, (Mary), hoot and sfaoe repairing, 781 East 2nd, fa.do.p NATIONAL FURNITURE CO., (Inc.), Carl A. Jofanson, pres.; John A. Nord,,22 secy.; M. Johnson, treas., Blackstone Ave.SNazzaro, Gaettano, (Angela), laborer, h. 100 Steele.Neal, James, clerk, bds. 77 South Main.ENee'tins, Aliun, weaver, r. 1276 East 2nd.Dominic, (Alice), weaver, h. 1276 East 2nd.mZ Henry, laborer, r. 1276 East 2nd.f | Neff, Willis A., (Winifred), metalworker, h. 179 McKinley.. A Complete Line of Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods0 at THE LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL. 110 E. 2d St.—\\ i 10 EAST SECOND STREET. Home Phone 1213Q occIMntflour PURDY BROS., Distributors.g3CD(TQ
LOTS FOR SALE IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE CITY.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.228 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYThe largest assortment of fine Cloaks and Suits in theCity atTHE P. M. JOHNSON CO.Neiderlander, Cfaarles, (Minnie), stationary engineer, fa. 186 Cole Ave.Neild, Clara, weaver, r. 760 East 2nd.0 Florence, 760 East 2nd.9pm r loreuce, weaver, r. /ou nta.sc ^uu, -yV} Sarafa E., weaver, r. 760 East 2nd. PTJ Thomas, (Betsey), millhand, h. 760 East 2nd. N*5 Neil, Ofaarles O., (Amelia), metalworker, fa.21 Seymour.^NEILL, JOHN H., (Mary A.), harness, 121 West 3rd., fa.21 West 2nd.THE PLACE TO BUY YOURS0 Harness, Robes and Blankets, Whips, Bells and Summer Goodsand a Full Line of Horse FurnishingsTJ ^g Home Phone 3 4 0-k . |_ f-| # 1NJF?H f| f 121 W. Third Street ^\£ Neill, William H., (Maude), clerk, fa. 126 East 2nd. P*m Nellie Victoria, r. 21 West 2nd. ^J*W Neilson, Alma, weaver, r. 3 Mt. Vernon Place. ^flQ Cfaarles, (Esther), h. 22 Charles. Q* Christian W., (Julia), cigar mfr., over 115 South Main, h. 322 Forest. *\JLARGE VARIETY OF EATON HURLBURT'S FINE STATIONERY.0THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St.ft Emil, grocer, cor. Willard & Kinney, r. 32 Kinney._j Fred, packer, fads.235 Baker.VQ Hans, (Sophia), laborer, fa. 3 Mt. Vernon Place.[J Hans, veneerworker, h. over 296 Baker.•"" John, (Hulda), tailor, fa.24 Crown.0John, (Hansine), bandsawyer, h. 17 Wilton.Q(f) Olof, (Louise), h. 32 Kinney. r\(v' Sophia, widow Nels, r. 235 Baker. •- *ft Sture F., (Annette), finisher, h. over 114 Vega.^m* Thure, (Jennie), machinehand, h. over 233 Barrett.wm Nellis, C. D„ (Angeline), night watchman, h. 7 Metallic.If Frank, steward, r. 7 Metallic. 0 QJ Nelson, Ada, domestic, r. 401 East 4tfa. ^CQ Adrian, metalworker, bds. 18 Water. ]^FT Albert C, (Ada), woodworker, h. 859 Spring.•" NELSON, ALBERT, (Georgianna), Jamestown Art Carving' Co., 40-48 Steele, [flh.3,4 Hazzard. •Alfred, (Alga), metalworker, fa.over 125 Stowe.Alfred, (Johanna), metalworker, fa.751 English.Alfred, laborer, bds. 44 Vega.Alfred, (Ida), machinist, 238 Barrett.Alfred, (Johanna), retired, h. 529 Allen.Algert T., (Mabel), metalworker, h. under 529 Allen.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and House Furnishings.
q mBEST cooPDRsiCJlTHE LOWEST THE A. D. SHARPE CO.O JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 229fc C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. L M » J LNelson, Alma, maid, r. 222 Winsor.inAmanda, dressmaker, r. 790 East 2nd. -\Amil, machinist, r. 15 Busfa.HAndrew O., (Anna O.), finisfaer,h. 319 Allen. fjjNELSON, ANDREW W., (Anna J.), —Nelson Bros, 233 Prospect—h. 614 HNewland. °Andrew, (Sopfaia), laborer, h. 15 Bush.^Andrew, woodworker, bds. 12 Kinney.CAndrew, millhand, r. 7 Franklin. *°Anna C, housekeeper, r. 2 Morse. 2Anna L., clotfapicker, r. 81 Hazzard. >Anna M., widow Carl, r. 160 Thayer. 2Anna, widow Peter, h. Willard, 82 R. F. D. > »Anna, Mrs., fa.602 Winsor. ^ ^Artfaur, woodworker, r. 110 Francis., £ "jFenton Bldg.—fa. 722 East 7th.c piArvid, metal pressman, bds. 561 Foote.o '"NELSON'S" NELSON, AUGUST F., (Mary),—barber stock of SHOESshop, boots and is shoes, the best under New E -H" Xo mever z^YOUR MONEY'S WORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK "< >1n» = 03 o0 EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED >>w Z 03M « THF mm -^asy ontne youngsters—not a buttonoff. ^• ^ F. EASY f a Easy on the mothers—moderatein price. ~ ^£» For BOYS and GIRLS The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. >£}"*>» Axel C, (Matilda A.), shoemaker, fa.18 Crown. « >O Axel H., student, bds. 227 Prospect. ^ OS NELSON, AXEL J., (Anna L.),—Nelson Bros., 233 Prospect—h. 227 Prospect.
y5 Nelson's Tailor ShopIS OVER THE GREEKS, 9 W. 3d.Home Phone 137-B.£ 230 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY"55O^f Nelson, Carrie, r. 7 Franklin.Celia, seamstress, r. 438 Winsor.C^J Charles A., gliier, h. 140 Barrows.^| Cfaarles A., '(Christine), janitor, fa.209 Newton.3Cfaarles E., (Hilda), finisher,h. 348 Crossman. Q_Charles F., stockkeeper, bds. 135 Allen.ZCharles, (Esther), clerk, fa.22 Charles,o** Charles, loomfixer, fads. 12 Williams. M* Cfaarles, (Ida), upholsterer, fa. 44 Tower. **.ui Cfaarles, clerk, r. 118 East 2nd. UJ^Charles O., (Anna)—Golden Furn. Co.—fa. 120 Bush.m Qhristine, domestic, r. 318 East 5th. ^° Christina, Mrs., midwife, fa. 828 Newland. ~3 Christina, widow August, fa. 10 Franklin. •—Clarence E., florist,r. Wellman Ave.Clarence L., (Mabel E.), conductor St. Ry., fa. 19 Terrace.(J)Clarence, bartender, r. 19 New Warner Blk. p)C. August—Swanson & Nelson, 116 Willard—h. 114 Willard.
•p Always ky your Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPE CO,^J " JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 231t"bto•£ C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. -1 Main St. f^ Nelson, Florence E., dressmaker, r. Wellman Ave." Florence W., spinner, r. 620 West 7th.33Florence, clerk, r. 140 Barrows.[JJCD Florian, (Georgia), finisher, fa.284 Soutfa Main. ffcQO Frank A., (Albertina), metalworker, h. 314 Bowen. ^Frank A., (Ida), polisfaer, h. 23 Cedar.JJ»> Frank A., (Minnie), woodworker, h. 235 Steele. JJj0 Frank C, florist, r. Wellman Ave. ^Fred V., dyer, h. 171 Falconer.C/)'J Fred, (Augusta), metalworker, h. 19 Cedar.Freda, weaver, fa.under 183 Barrows.XFreda, Mrs., domestic, r. 628 Newland.Frieda, weaver, r. 14 Bisfaop.CO Gertrude M., widow Swen, r. 552 West 3rd.*"I i Gust A., (Minnie W.)—Nelson & Co., 40-48 Steele—fa. 245 Barrows. 1"*'rm Gustof, woodworker, bds, over 11 Grandin. . CD ^Tj._ G. A., (Mary), laborer, fa. 21% Ransom alley.(^5 Harry W., (Bessie), finisher,bds. 81 Hazzard.C\ Hattie, cook, r. 344 East 4th. m\Helen, weaver, r. 14 Bishop. *rt Helen, widow John, fa. 7 Franklin. »_/-\ «* Helen, weaver, r. vol 751 lungnsn. English. t^ _«
CO13qqReal Estate of All Kinds in All Parts of Jamestown for Sale.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL232 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYBUILDING.C.\B„ Kabo, American Lady and Thomson Qlove= r+ qfitting Corsets at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.THE ABRAHAMSON- 0FASHION FAULTLES^^^QA-TSBIGELOW CO. OFOR "WELL DRESSED women 114-116-118 West Third St. ^T3 John, textile worker, bds. 545 Buffalo.
CARPETS, CURTAINS,praper^es,Ns'hades.The A. D. Sharpe Co.ft. JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 233° Phonographs at DANIELSONS, 1 Main Street.•J Nelson, Nels A., (Minnie W.)—Nelson & Co., 40-48 Steele—fa. 245 Barrows.V) Nels, finisher,r. 566 Allen.N. J., (Mary), factory hand, fa.30 Barrows.GQOlof, carpenter, bds. 37 10th.Oscar A., (Josephine), finisher, h, 31 Kinney.Oscar F., electrician, fads.238 Forest. * >OOscar F., (Ida), policeman, h. over 208 Benedict. qOscar, (Lizzie), drayman, r. 215 West 2nd.> _,Oscar, (Anna), sander, fa.63 Hazzard. qU.Oscar, (Lottie), trimmer, h. 763 East 2nd.• rOscar, (Aleda), metalworker, fa. over 1117 Newland.OOscar, (Matilda), woodworker, h. 541 Crescent.C pTS Oscar, gluer, bds. over 30 Barrows. ^"Oscar, (Tilda), laborer, h. Waterman. " O/^TS Otto, (Ida), metalworker, fa. Willard, R. F. D. 82. 2 Jj£ Otto, (Anna C), laborer, fa.16 West 8th. § cJjjj Otto, (LenaC), finisher,h. 51 Baker. " >••• Otto, (Hannafa), finisfaer,h. 226 Crescent. 5 5-^^i &EMBROIDERIES, LACES, VEILINGS—UNLIMITED VARIETY!C Pearl E., widow Axel, milliner, r. 514 Foote.> CC °>THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. © CHC =3CQ Pearl, bookkeeper, r. 34 Hazzard. _ "^QJ Perry, (Lattina), millfaand, fa. 38 Franklin. p g•j Raymond, studsnt, bds. 34 Hazzard. >Reuben G., handcarver, r. 245 Barrows.73 oWW Roy S., student, r. 245 Barrows. £ IAt. '_ Rudolph W., cabinetmaker, r. 39 Wescott. O»• Rudolph, clerk, 112 East 2nd, r. 105 East 2nd. -1 >J5 Ruth A., sewing machine operator, r. 109 Stowe. *- —*m Selma S., clothpicker, r. 39 Wescott. g >L Selma, dressmaker, fa. 10 Franklin. rn J~^toQ Selma, domestic, r. 14 East 4th. H f$*^" Slgne, weaver, r. over 514 Foote. p < SStura F., (Nettie J.), finisher, fa.116 Peterson. Z oCX Sven M., (Marie C), lafaorer, h. 4 Newland.Cj S. P., (Tilda), laborer, h. over 24 Fairfield. -Z
! t TP TWJ lV«|e«vr» Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens.(/) 1 • l\. lieiSOIl. 9 W. Third St., over the Greeks.C 234 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY'55 C•JTmmNestor, Elba E., telephone operator, bds. 211 Allen.Neustrom, Albin, machinehand, fads.220 Bowen.^J Napoleon, (Alene), policeman, Erie R. R., h. 6 Briggs. X*^J Sophia, widow Andrew G., h. 6 Briggs. • »-Neville, Henry, (Josephine), physician, 329 E. 2nd, h. 108 Liberty.VJJ. Cfaarles, (Rose), asst. engineer, Buffalo St. pumping station, h. 0444 Buffalo.3New, Charles E., (Maude), linotype operator, r. 853 N. Main.» Philip, (Elizabeth), gardener, fa.210 West 5th.— Newberg, Fritz, rubber, h. 524 Allen. J^to Newberry, Earl, (Bessie), drayman, h. 39 Hopkins Ave.fgJames, (Ida), drayman, fa.18 Weeks.DOHThomas, (Pauline), locomotive engineer, h. 60 Barrett.O . Newbert, .William, (Sophie), textileworker, h. 27 Forest.° {2 Newell, Belle, seamstress, r. 564 East 2nd.£ £ Newgreen, Horace, (Molly), clerk, r. 635 West 8th. H^"J * Newhouse, John L., clerk, r. 405 West 7th. Qflj"j Q Newman, Harriett, Mrs., fa.17 College.£ | NEW SHERMAN HOUSE—Geo. F. Hurlbert, Prop.—13-23 West 3rd. Qj° to Newsome, James, (Clara), woolsorter, fa.314 Allen. m\.° to James, (Mary), woolsorter, fa.316 Allen.** ^ Newstrom, Jofan, (Hilda), carpenter, h. over 25 Kinney. p*r- >' 1tommW inn^ GARMENTS are very STYLISHand surprisinglylNEXPENSIVE QU ^^OOltCX Sold only by JmZ ' * m'HT^ The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. :i!4-116-118 W. Third Street f JUl_Newton, Albert F., (Mary L.), laundryman, h. 610 Lafayette.Blanche, telephone operator, r. 610 Lafayette.Carrie A., widow George, h. 304 Lincoln.Daniel, laborer, r. over 29 Nortfa Main.^ Edna S., dressmaker, r. 610 Lafayette. tjg Helen, r. 338 East 3rd.OHenry, macfainehand, r. over 103 North Main.•*Z NEWTON, HUBERT M., (Lena)—Jamestown Razor Co., under 20 W. 3rd—_J£ fa. Wellman Ave.QHerbert, teamster, bds. Hunt road.© Mary, Mrs., r. 59 Steele.^~ Mary, Mrs., laundress, bds. 10 Highland.^» Maude, stenographer, r. 610 Lafayette.ft\ Marjory C, stenographer, r. 304 Lincoln.
4-»E "ST££££? STOCK The A. P. Sharpe Co. rJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 235 £}S Pianos M J ^ j ^ a t Danielson's, 1 Main St. oc £ NEWTON, WILLIAM S.—William Newton & Co., grocers, 213 W. 3rd—h. CO304 Lincoln. (See adv.) mm.3\>\ W E W A N T YOUR GROCERY TRADE mmn We mean to reach you through QUALITY—not prices — •£ T H E IDEAL G R O C E R Y 5^ JWM. S. NEWTON & COMPANY, Proprietors213 W. THIRD ST. Both Phones OPP. P. O. •rdNew Warner Block, 1-7 Main.£ftNEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO., -^o113 East 3rd. QNew York Safety Reserve Fund, 8 Ellicott Bldg., Artfaur Sturton, dist. mgr. JTP New York Store—George Cohen, Prop.—26 Main.q^TZ NEW YORK TEA AND COFFEE CO.—G. G Hall and W. C. Learned, Props.— \\\ZUJ 106 East 3rd. (See adv.) • ^_Jq NEW YORK TEA AND COFFEE CO. ^Jobbers of Tea and Coffee £3, * WE ROAST OUR OWN COFFEE \ZZO — oHOME TELEPHONE 563 fi (l HAT I MjHlaOW 106 EAST THIR D STREET 2mBELL TELEPHONE 394 U' U' "^Wl MaiMgL-f. JAMESTOWN, N. Y. ""SUrn CREX GRASS MATTING! CREX RUGS! 3THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. 0Q0Occident Flour— l^ZsZUuaraateed t0 pleaseobeNichols, Benjamin, (Jane M.)—Pres. Guerney Ball Bearing Co., 316 Cherry—h. 57 South Main.NICHOLS, CHARLES M., (Sadie S.)— Jamestown Iron Works Co., 11 Shearmanplace—fa. 57 Soutfa Main.Emma E., ice cream parlor and lunch room, 340 E. 3rd, h. do.Frederick H, (Elizabeth M.), physician and surgeon, h. 412 N. Main.Levant R., (Kate), h. 501 Clinton.Luzerne J., finisfaer, fa.340 East 3rd.CO0szCO Maude A., r. 57 South Main.Miles C, supt. orders, Ohnstrand Metal Furn. Co., bds. 17 Ross.c Watson D., conductor J. St. Ry, r 501 Harrison.Nicholson, Baxter, (Beda), warptwister, fa.264-Harrison.cC Nickerson, Alfonso, (Mertie), screenmaker, h. over 520 Foote.>Frank S., (Lottie), foreman, h. 238 McKinley.Nicola, Arcadia, laborer, bds. over 4 Main.L. Francesco, laborer, bds. over 4 Main.Qu.Nicolo, Dominico, bds. 32 Scott.Nielander, Anna, widow Gust, fa.12 Williams,Nielson, Christian, (Julia), cigar mfr., 53 S. Main, fa.322 Forest.
Niagara Falls Property For Sale. Business Property. Houses and Lotsand Acreage. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.236 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYCENTEMERI KID GLOVES are the best—soft, elastic" £durable. Sold at The P. M. JOHNSON CO. 9Niles, Herbert A., (Florence), bookkeeper, h. 15 Elk. ^Nisson, William F., (Louise), contractor and builder, fa. 7 13tfa.tV Nobbs, Alba M„ bds. over 11-13 Forest.3~ Garnett A., (Evelyn), clerk, 213 West 3rd, fa. Wellman Ave.jZ< Hazel, student, r. 913 Prendergast.O*m* Mulford A., (Marion), traveling salesman, h. 913 Prendergast. o^1 Robert H., (Lona), teamster, h. 814 Jefferson. ^Q) Robert W., machinist, r. 814 Jefferson._^f( William L., shipping clerk, r. 814 Jefferson.to^*4 Noble, DeWitt, motorman, h. 22 Fletcfaer.NOBLE, GEORGE, (Nancy)—Pres. Jamestown Panel and Veneer Co., 50Steele—h. Asfaville, N. Y.Mary, teacher, rms. 318 Prendergast.Ralph A., (Florence), express messenger, fa.806 Washington.•^T Noel, John P., (Esther), machinehand, fa.over 53 McKinley.(ANoon, Elizabeth J., r. 26 Maltby.>. Elizabeth, widow Patrick ,fa. 26 Maltby.t** James E., (Gertrude), cigarmaker, fa.193 Soutfa Main.^\ Mary A., pantry forelady, r. 26 Maltby. ^Z Thomas, (Lillian), polisher, h. 921 East 2nd. O: Cm*V M^r/nrotli Woio«- Always reliable. Best Knitted Waist for Boys and Girls.^t* IMaZdreUl WaiSt The bestis the Cheapest. JJ^ THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW COMPANY, 1/4-116-118 WEST THIRD STREET *•ENorfaerg, Hedwig, domestic, r. 423 East 4tfa. ZJofan, metalworker, fa.22 Price. ftff) August F., (Anna E.)—"Union Furn. Co., 226 Crescent—fa. 116 Bush. ^r»i Nord, Alfred A., (Estfaer M.), woodcarver, fa.over 105 Kipp. mmm Carl B., packer, bds. 19 Park.^^j Carl W., cabinetmaker, bds. 510 Forest.3p Cfaarles A., (Hulda M.), merchant tailor, over 108 East 2nd, h. 19 Park. "JLim Edward C, (Rose)—Union Furn Co., 226 Crescent—h. 118 Bush.3•"Florence C, tailoress, r. 19 Park.O^_, Hannah, clothmender, fads.112 Mechanic. JO 5Q^ John A., (Clara C.)—Sec. National Furn. Co.—h. 116 Bush. r/)-J Julia A., widow Andrew, h. 18 Bowen.Louisa, widow Andrew, h. 118 Bush.fflM. Nels, (Christine), stonemason, h. 510 Forest.Reuben C, finisher,bds. 19 Park. •oNordbloom, Carl, carpenter, bds: Iroquois Hotel.^Nordin, Albert, (Christina J.), fireman, h. 103 Colfax.ftAugusta, Mrs., h. 8 Lakeview. m*John, h. 35 Dearing.WJohn, h. 35 Deering. (/)Nording, Olof, (Anna M.), laborer, h. 129 Bush. *Oscar, printer, fa.129 Busfa.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and Housefurnisbings
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 237 ^THE A. P. SHARPE CO.» Edison Records and Supplies at DANIELSONS. |ft\ Nordstrom, Axel, (Emma), cabinetmaker, fa. 56 Blancfaard. 25ZT Carl, cabinetmaker, bds. 56 Blancfaard. ^\J Emil, (Victoria), furniture packer, fa.245 Baker. ^ft\ Emil T., clerk, bds. 57 Fairmount. QFrank G., (Mary), jeweler, 213 Main, fa.57 Fairmount. p»_ Nordwall, Andrew, (Matilda), carpenter, h. 231 Prospect.Q Norem, Elof, cabinetmaker, bds. 251 Willard. w*m^ Norene, August, woodworker, bds. over 513 E. 8th. Cfm^ Jennie C, clerk, r. 448 Allen ^y^ Norquist, A. C. Co.—August C. and Frank O. Norquist—mfrs. bedroom furni- i^Jture, 415-421 Chandler.hN*rm August C, (Augusta)—A. C. Norquist & Co., 415-421 Chandler—h. 20 kTj" Bowen. ***•Uj Charles J., (Emma), Century Furn. Co., River St., h. over 20 Cross.|"^ Clyde L., commercial traveler, h. 20 Bowen. ^»DQEmma, trained nurse, r. 20 Cross.•Frank O., (Josephine)—A. C. Norquist & Co.—h. 779 East 2nd.Glenn H., student, r, 20 Bowen. (/}0Judict, student,
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j cwSu5.*Sai.w. The A. P. Sharpe Co.^ JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY ' 239 CDs Latest Music at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main St. »Nyfaolm, Edward, packer, fa. 5 Webster.WFred, (Ida), painter and paperhanger, h. 5 Webster.CNyman, August, (Margaret), weaver, h. 26 Newton. "^*~) Oscar J., metalworker, bds. 37 Holman. Z)ONyquist, Alfred, metalworker, bds. 8 Hanley.TT'Harry, woodworker, bds. 9 Cleveland. "*^ Isaac, metalworker, bds. 8 Hanley. mJff Nystrom, Herman, (Christina), weaver, fa.Tfaayer. «-*•T- Magnus, woodworker, fads.16 Jofanson. _—coOo* £. E. E D D Y , General Insurance o16 EAST THIRD STREET. Q.Oak, Fred, painter, fads.15 Highland Ave.0). Oakland, Theodore, (Elsie), painter, h. over 239 South Main.Q Oakley, Hannah C, Mrs. r. 525 East 2nd.+J\j\ CHOICE SELECTION OF TABLE LINENS.« THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St.Oaks, Franklin H, (Pearl), wire & repeating chief Western Union TelegraphCo., fa.71 Allen.Nil]Ofaerg, Agnes W., weaver, r. 11 Cowden Place.JO Charles, (Pauline), bricklayer, fa. 11 Cowden Place.rt|2> Charles, (Hannafa), finisfaer, fa.over 100 Willard.f" David, toolmaker, r. 32 Jones.wf Elizafaeth, picker, r. 32 Jones.^{(J Ellen, domestic, r. 409 West 3rd.fl^B Freda, domestic, r. 228 Barrett.0^DL>,mim\V)0Gust A., (Anna), metalworker, h. 238 Bowen.Herbert C, (Mary), toolmaker, fa.over 76 Jones.Hilda E., weaver, r. 11 Cowden Place.Hulda, r. 32 Jones.Joel, metalworker, r. 32 Jones.John, tailor, h. 32 Jones.John, (Emma), carpenter, h. 228 Barrett.John M., metalworker, r. 32 Jones.0p* Martin L., draughtsman, r. 126 Colfax.Nels H., (Selma C), tailor, fa.126 Colfax. Opm\Z Robert, (Olive), metalworker, fa.over 8 Maplewood.
Jamestown, Celoron and Niagara Falls Real Estate For Sale.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.240 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY^ THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.'J2 Reliable Dry Goods, Suits and Carpets. *f*k^ O'Brien, Annie, weaver, r. 15 Strong. 07Q) Catherine, weaver, r. 15 Strong. *[Q£ Cfaarles, gardener, r. 194 Buffalo St. "|•oEdward J., fireman, r. 15 Strong. £KEliza, clerk, r. 194 Buffalo. f»J5J James, Mrs., fa.116 Water. f»QJames V., plumber, r. 15 Strong._ John G., (Ada S.), prop. Jamestown Boiler Works, W. 7th, h. 816 E. 2d. mS Nellie, clothmender, r. 15 Strong. rWQ Patrick J., (Margaret), tailor, fa.15 Strong. Ato) Rosanna, Mrs. h. 194 Buffalo.mmQ) Oburg, 'Minnie, mgr., Goodman's wholesale millinery, over 109 Main, r. Ash- ^* Kate, widow Thomas, h. 24 13th. .^^ M. Agnes, clerk, r. 24 13th.Richard B., (Melda), (hotel clerk, h. Ill East 2nd.Rose, r. 801 East 2nd.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and Fnrnaces.
g> The Largest and Best Stock of Dry Goods. A. D. SHARPE CO. o30JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 241 |>j Oger, Amos E., (Louise), shoemaker, fa.71 Hazzard. > o/^ Ella D., widow H^oram, r. 3661-2 Foote. \\ m*H Flora M., dressmaker, r. 71 Hazzard. " z.J Ogilvie, Daniel G., (Robina), clerk, fa.26 McKinley. • >VJ Elizabeth, r. 26 McKinley. F 15O'Hare, Edmund, clerk, bds. 7 Harrison.> fjOhbom, William, carpenter, bds. 27 Weeks .5 mV,! Ohlin, Esther, domestic, r. 171 Forest. " > *iQ) John, (Edith), emp. 8 West 3rd, fa.500 West 7th. O mCOMBS, BRUSHES AND TOILET ARTICLES. > 5O, THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. ° ijQ) : Main. (See lines.) - z l"k***»». Ohnstrand,Ohlquist, Arthur,Aberthclerk,E., student,r. 839r.Spring.70 Fairmount. ^rm1%2 Axel,Cfaarlesshoemaker,M., (Matilda),bds. 228shippingProspect.clerk, 95 J. & G. Ave., h. 22 W. 8th. g§^J?0)OHLQUIST,Enoch,JOHN,(Hannah)—Ohnstrand(Anna)—OhlquistMetal& Johnson,Furnitureclothing,Co.,219EastMain—fa.2nd—h.84170 n% mJWWf. Mary, William widow ±1., luessaj, Jasper, mwiiiuisi, r. 131 Foote. u. o& rjiiiuoru^~y m ivfr William JOHN H, J., (Dessa), (Katfaerine)—Morningstar machinist, h. 32 Ellicott. & Oliver, wines, liquors and q.•8 OLIVER, JOHN billiards, J., 8 (Katfaerine)—Morningstar West 3rd. & Oliver, wines, liquors and r•" Nettie G., teacher, r. 412 Winsor. mo
+J The trimmings and workmanship we NELSON, The Tailor, C/5^^ put into your suit are the very best. 9 West Third St mtmm* Cv• — 242 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY £j^ _ 3m^ Olman, Albert N„ (Amanda C), foreman 95 J. & G. Ave., fa.169 Allen. -\Olmstead, Ernest M., (Lucy), laborer, h. 404 West 2nd. *Lewis M., (Jennie), office clerk, fa.174 Fairmount. UWilliam, motorman, fa.411 West 4th.Olsen, Charles, laborer, r. 912 East 2nd. v>Gustaf, bds. 216 Crescent. $Olson, Ada, winder, r. 47 Vega. ,7*aAlbin, woodworker, r. 120 Falconer.JAlma, weaver, rms. 383 Foote Ave.^j_ Alma, weaver, r. over 148 Sampson, coAmel, (Emma), metalworker, h. 217 Barrett. "t Q.ftAmelia, widow Jofan, h. over 368 Buffalo.—IAndrew, retired, bds. 829 Wasfaington.o |J">- . Andrew, (Josephine), laborer, h. 216 Baker. Wu- s.id oj Andrew, (Christina), carpenter, contractor and builder, h. 329 Willard. 0)Jjj 5 Andrew E., deliveryman, r. 125 Cfaapman. 3* § Andrew W., (Severina), veneer finisfaer, fa.616 Cherry. "•cc D Anna, laundress, r. Humphrey House. »-jSJ oc Anna, cloth mender, r. 125 Cfaapman. 3"UJ ° Anna L., widow A. P., r. 493 Willard. 2Z -Imi,, j Latest Annie, things cloth in mender, LACE. r. 120 NET Falconer. arid RUFFLED CURTAINS £J" £to k 3 DRAPERIES and CURTAIN . MATERIALS by the yao-d 13. ——!ji Q 1 -x-.i. iL:-v. The ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW :_ 1 Ar»ir> wrT ?* CO., diippi West Third irr» Street niDTiiMC O HC5 Anton, tinner, bds. 16 Victoria Ave. ftzAnton E., (Nettie C), mason, h. 27 Maple. 2,j Arthur, paperhanger, r. 541 Crescent. "pmDj Arvid, cabinetmaker, bds. 26 Center. (/)August, (Anna C), macfaine faand,h. over 39 Myrtle.August P.—Pres. Diamond Furn. Co., office 7-11 Taylor—h. 63 Barrett.Axel, (Hulda), clerk, h. 148 Sampson.^Axel W., (Editfa), engineer, fa.120 Hall Ave.«/> A. Reuben, carpenter, bds. 211 Prospect.-3 Betbie, Mrs., variety store, 620 Newland Ave., fa.do.©Bettie O., teacfaer, bds. 211 Prospect.Bros., grocery, Oscar S. Olson, Prop., 300 Foote Ave.Carl, (Augusta), finisfaer, fa.120 Falconer.q Carl, polisher, bds. over 168 Falconer. N», O Carl, finisher,r. 26 Center. >Carl Amel, cabinetmaker, r. 32 Benson.VJUJCarl A., finisher, fads.211 Prospect.Carl L., (Inez), upholsterer, h. over 45 Harrison.Carl T., (Emma M.), aristoworker, h. over 21 Park m%C/5'mm Carl O., (Hannafa), laborer, r. 145 Superior. wQ Charles, r. 201 Barrett. W22 Cfaarles, laborer, bds. 120 Hall Ave. QW Cfaarles, (Ella), driver, fa.14 Orcfaard. ^11 CLARK HARDWARE CO. Builders' Hardware, to
• CLOAKS, GLOVES, TL A T\ QL f0 shawls, hosiery, 'ne "• lj« Jiidrpe \^0.>m) JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 243 —3rm DI A M^C and a11 kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (£3 rlAlNv^O at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main Street Z+,m* ^ — —-Qj Olson, Cfaarles A., (Hannafa), metalworker, fa.over 338 Forest. ^. Cfaarles E. T., (Anna A.), teamster, fa.41 Park. ^ft\ Cfaarles R., (Sarafa), tinner, fa.62 Harrison. 21.Cfaristian, (Ida), newspaper reporter, h. 617 Prendergast.(J)fj Christine, widow P. A., fa.109 Bowen. ^y""^ David, finisfaer,bds. 119 Williams. —.+J David, (Anna), cabinetmaker, h. 116 Park. Z)CO Edith, spinner, bds. 43 Harrison. £flQ• Edward, (Emily), woodworker, fa.over 317 Willard. /^»QL Ellen, spinner, r. over 368 Buffalo. ~JJ.» EllenJ., elocution teacfaer, h. 63 Barrett. wW Emil, (Emma), metalworker, fa.under 217 Barrett. O«" Eric A., (Alma), grocery, 700 East 2nd, fa.639 East 6th. Qmmm Ernest, woodworker, r. 47 Vega. rn* Esther E., r. 32 Benson. _*•» Esther, skeinmaker, r. over 148 Sampson. >•>TO Evelyn, student, r. 63 Barrett. "j5CD Frank, metalworker, bds. 510 Forest Ave. vDJ Frank O., (Agnes U.), mattressmaker, h. 604 Newland. ^\\Z ®^j Ruffled Curtains at Exceptionally Low Prices. "-^0 THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. ^Q Fred, freight handler, fads.510 Forest Ave.mm Fred C, architect, fads.212 Hazzard.CDO George K., (Caroline)—Jorgenson & Olson, 218 E. 2nd—fa. 129 Hall Av. J^(\) Gertie M., r. 125 Cfaapman. ^JGertrude, spinner, r. 52 Thayer.Gilbert C, rodman, r. 43 Foote.•5"Gust, (Louise), toolmaker, fa.68 Tfaayer.J Gust, metalworker, bds. 649 East 6th. 22Q, Gust, (Ida), cabinetmaker, h. 248 Broadfaead. >JGust, (Josephine), retired, fa.over 148 Sampson. Z)(0 Gust, weaver, r. 145 Superior.Gust A., (Mary W.), driver, h. 12 Arnold.C_£ccGust P., (Ida M.), deliveryman, fa. 81% Water., "Hannafa, widow Eric, fa.over 510 Forest Ave. mgf*— Harold, toolmaker, r. 342 Bowen. ^m> Helga E. C, clerk, bds. 211 Prospect. Z)^ Henry L., draughtsman, r. 125 Chapman. 2Zm* Hilda, widow Cfaarles, fa.52 Thayer. Z-.J!, Hilma, cook, r. 155 Forest Ave. 0^" Hilma, winder, r. 150 Sampson.
tfiCHOICE LAKE FRONT LOTS FOR SALE.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.244 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYFINE SILKS AND DRESS GOODS "newestprices at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.Z Olson, Jenny, dressmaker, r. 109 Bowen.CDJofan, rms. Y. M. C. A.J^^ John, (Agnes A.), carver, fa.211 Prospect.Jofan, laborer, bds. 10 Steele.mj Jofan, cabinetmaker, bds. 1208 East 2nd.LJm Jofan, (Hulda), woodworker, h. over 205 Benedict.< Jofan, (Hannah), carpenter, h. 378 Willard.&Jofan A., laborer, fa.335 Price.fT Jofan A., (Betty), janitor Jamestown fire dept., fa.28 W. 9thJohn S., (Johanna), woodworker, h. 32 Benson.OLSON & JOHNSON—Victor Olson, Charlie Johnson—meat market, 171^Barrett./0mi Judith P., dressmaker, r. 125 Chapman. #j\*» J. Otto, (Mary), metalworker, fa.23 Colfax. 2*Leonard, (Yerda), metalworker, h. over 224 Bowen.U.m Leonard, laborer, r. 378 Willard. Qj"V Lillian L., clerk, Union Trust Co., r. 109 Maple. m*f* Louis A., commercial traveler, r. 63 Barrett. "^m\ Louise, widow Andrew, h. 201 Barrett. It)5 CREX RUGS AND MATTINGS £1rj The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. Third St. to0/ Louise, maid, r. 309 East 2nd. ft"^Z Ludwig, (Emma), laborer, fa.150 Sampson.C Magnus, (Sopfaie), carpenter, fa.83 Ellicott. f"m\ Mary, weaver, r. 201 Barrett. ^0 Matilda, widow Jofan, r. 335 Price.0Nellie, textile operative, bds. 417 East 5tfa.0Nels, maSon, fa. 112% Hazzard.cNels A., clerk, r. 125 Chapman.m/U Olof A., (Anna), lawyer, over 214 Main, h. 137 Prospect. f\OLSON, OSCAR O., (Jennie S.)—Gilberds & Olson, real estate, rms. 1-2T3Allen Sq. Bldg., over 121 Main—h. 212 Hazzard.m O. R., woodworker, bds. 16 Johnson.EOscar S., (Anna)—Olson Bros., grocery, 300 Foote—h. over do.Pehr, (Hannah), laborer, fa.125 Cfaapman.Peter, (Ida), finisfaer, fa.43 Foote.(y Raymond C, bookkeeper, bds. 212 Hazzard.E Sanford, (Anna), woodworker, h. 47 Vega. PHSelma, weaver, bds. 19 Chapin.^0 Selma, dressmaker, r. 109 Bowen. ff\Lillie M., dressmaker, fa.125 Cfaapman. TE OLSON, VICTOR, (Freda)—Olson & Johnson, 171 Barrett—fa. 23 Lake.Walfred, (Ellen), woodworker, h. 336 Buffalo.Walter, machinist, r. 52 Thayer.Oman, John, (Anna C), laborer, fa.over 700 Barrows.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Roofing and Building Papers.
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^J Hard, honest hand-sewing in every suit NELSON makes. That's why they can't nm%m^\ loose their shape. 9 West Third Street. mlm246 . JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY (JlQ. _ yOstrander, Fred H., (Tfaeressa), clerk, fa.820 East 2nd.Glenn, (Elizabetfa), stationary fireman, h. 995 Wasfaington.Ostrom, Adolpfa, rubber, r. 35 Vega.oAdolpfa, (Matilda)—Golden Furn. Co., cor. 4tfa and Clinton—fa. 35 Vega. Q}Agnes, r. 35 Vega.rr\QAlbin, machine hand, r. 35 Vega.rr\ZA. Axel, Martfaa,' (Signa), clotfa woolsorter, picker, fa.214 r. 516 Foote. Barrows.h[1 The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. „£••?„%%. CD ~z Overend, Carrie, fa.804 Nortfa Main. U)< _ Josepfa H, r. 804 North Main. (/)ui g Susie, r. 804 North Main. 0< Oviatt, Fern, telephone operator, bds. 810 Nortfa Main. "JJOwens, Harry W., barber, rms. 11 East 2nd.Lola E., widow George, bookkeeper, r. 283 Soutfa Main.S30*Reuben G., (May L.), pressman, h. 124 Euclid Ave.^j Thomas, (Helena), prop. Iroquois Hotel, h. 519 West 3rd. fTj(/>J P v-S E. E. EDDY, 16 East Third Streetroo© G e n e r a l I n s u r a n c e A g e n t 0O Page, Alton E., (Maude R.), bookkeeper, h. 9 Orchard.^JFrank, student, r. 9 Orcfaard.^CZ\ Sylvia M., widow Thomas, h. 427 East 5 th.Palarmo, Chris, (Petra), h. 60 Tower.
Carpets, Ciirtains, Draperies, Shades. THE A. D. Sharpe Co.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 247-5. Pianos, musHlalilnstruments Danielsonsm- -H• ^ Palm, Cfaarles, millfaand, bds. 109 Cross.3© Eva, clotfadrawer, bds. 214 Falconer.Frank, (Freda), finisfaer, fa.328 Bowen. 5j".5 Jofan T., (Anna), upfaolsterer, fa.99 Tower. ."^Wj Oscar, (Anna), city poormaster, fa. 6 Grandin. ^Palmer, Andrew G., (Hilma), fisfapeddler, fa.16 Pearl Ave. j£*.H \ Ofaristine, widow Charles, dressmaker, fa.22 Hall. ^—) Clarence, mason, r. over 151 Prospect. £?"im David D., motorneer, bds. over 153 Prospect. (*,^mm Frank, painter, rms. 113 East 2nd. • 5Tmy H. W., (Elsie), macfainist, h. over 16 Pearl Ave. qtm\ Hattie, winder, rms. 3 Winsor. "-••»«•} Jofan O., (Augusta), woodworker, h. 12 Kinney. ft}m Leland W., (Annie), Salisbury Wfaeel Co., fa. 2 East. jyT Minnie, student, r. 209 West 7tfa. SZiWalter, (Eliza), gardener, fa.over 153 Prospect. *^*•^ Palmeter, FrankJ., (Hattie E.), commercial traveler, fa.300 West 8tfa. J^PALMETER, FRANK W., (Anna E.), Brooklyn drug store, 9 S. Main, h. 13 3„• Foote Ave.•+J . ft}UJ GLOVES! GLOVES!! GLOVES!!! g"V? THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. ^"Ofl —.^ PALMETER, JOHN R., (Lillie F.), supt. Jamestown Pub. Co., 7-9 W. 3rd, (jq,r— fa. 811 Lafayette. _... Jofan, r. 13 Foote Ave. 13^ Minnie B., clerk, r. 300 West 8tfa.
We Want Houses in All Parts of the City for Our Customers.CHAS. G. UNDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.248 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYf'%Zanba%Wsen The P. M. Johnson Co. gPark, Douglas R., (Cornelia), lumber inspector, fa.40 Virginia boulevard. ft}$Jennie, Mrs., washerwoman, h. 701 West 8tfa. ©^i Parker, Arthur J., (Lena), laborer, h. over 122 Stewart. SJ"V, Charles D., (Jane), retired, h. 950 Washington. Tl*JJj Edson C, (Beatrix), linotype operator, 12-16 West 2nd, h. 16 14th. "^1 George, (Hilma), teamster, h. 12 Stowe.^t Henry E., (Carrie B.), emp. laundry, fa.619 Lafayette._^ Jason, (Florence W.), physician, rm. 5 Gifford Bldg., fa.35 Maple. «__fm Jesse, (Anna E.), teamster, fa.614 English. flj N. G., (Ernestine), commercial traveler, h. Ill Hamilton.*N. Tulip, widow H. J., fa. 9 Lincoln. IT^- Parkhurst, Sidney P., (Emma), driver Jamestown Laundry, h. East 3rd. fi9^,. Parkinson, Alice, weaver, r. 7 Water. §">^ Edith, weaver, r. 7 Water. *•Florence, student, r. 7 Water.Lillie, weaver, r. 7 Water.Mary H., weaver, fa. 7 Water., . W. Cfaarles, (Lillian), woolsorter, h. over 32 Maple. mmJ^ Parks, Cfaarles E., clerk, over 20 West 3rd, h. 516 East 2nd. Oi^ Ella, r. 516 East 2nd. ft)"^S Kleinert's Juno These shields contain no rubber. Perfectly odorless, mf.•5 Dr*»«« SWlrk The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. Qj^ L/reb& oiiieiub. lu-m-m west Third st. X•^£ Parquette, Albert, roofer, bds. 309 Price. rt£««, PARROTT, RUFUS A., (Minnie), prop. Dollar hat store, 110 Main, h. 504 C/)East 2nd. (See back lines.)___R. A., Mrs., millinery, 316 Nortfa Main, h. 504 East 2nd. ©Parson, Arthur, (Bessie), drayman, h. 207 Buffalo.^Carl, comber, r. 41 Anderson.rriFrank A., (Hulda), metalworker, h. 227 McKinley.fi)£/} Gust, (Johanna), dyer, h. 41 AndersoT . j£.j£_^ Hilmar, upfaolsterer, r. 41 Anderson. "i^ John E., (Crena), comber, h. 27 Anderson. jm**** Minnie, spinner, r. 41 Anderson. ($* n^HQ^Parsons, Cfaarles H, (Matilda), painter, h. 130 Harrison.PARSONS, DANIEL G., (Jennie), comp. air housecleaner, h. 830 Prendergast.2 T>. G. PARSONS gCOMPRESSED AIR CARPET AND HOUSECLEANING £Carpets and Rugs renovated without removing from floors. Work is done without dust ^*-and dirt and is guaranteed satisfactory. Phone or call on us for prices *SSO Prendergast Jive. Bell Phone iso.b Home Phone 1249'kCLARK HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Mill Supplies.mm^no3a.
XCODCQOTHE BEST OOOOS^TTHE LOWES, ^ ^ J) SHARpE QQ g— 30JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 249 >COEverything Musical at DANIEISON'S. COHParsons, Edith G., milliner, r. 130 Harrison.73 jjGeorge, (May B.), metalworker, fa.127 Pennsylvania Ave. > ^G. J., (Grace M.), commercial traveler, fa. 7 Ahrens-. 73 OHarry L., clerk, r. over 207 Buffalo.tnJohn A., milkman, bds. 16 Schuyler. £2Nels P., laborer, r. Fairmount, beyond limits. >. " N. P., (Maria), gardener, h. over 207 Buffalo. Jmm Partridge, A. Irene, r. 82 Prospect. z^ PARTRIDGE, ELBRIDGE G., (Florence C), undertaker and embalmer, 19- mJ» 21 West 2nd, fa.25 Mechanic. g1 E. a. PARTRIDGE S D1/3 FURNISHING UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER z $I NIGHT CLERK £ >I PRIVATE AMBULANCE AND LIVERY—AUTISTIC PICTURE " JTFRAMING A SPECIALTY > °t, BOTH PHONES no 19-21 W. SECOND STREET _ >.. JD COvW Frank E., (Anna E.), real estate, h. 82 Prospect. 0 "^ Genevieve S., student, r. 25 Mechanic. 2 ?O£C )>Imogene, r. 82 Prospect.m Ojn HCOMPLETE LINE OF WHITE GOODS. g >G) THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. | m OX §HC James Luigi, S. laborer, H, retired, bds. over h. under 4 Main. 325 Foote. m '3mm ft Paterniti, Louis M., Jiovanni, undertaker, laborer, bds. bds. 25 Mechanic. over 12 Main. r" j,(/)CuPasquala,Jussepe,Cfaarles,laborer,fa.105bds.Buffalo.over 12 Main. 2^Patarniti,Pati, Pasquale,Gaetano,laborer,laborer,bds.bds.overover4 Main.4 Main.OwPatric, Jennie M., widow William, fa.215 Crescent. O"Q Mary, r. 215 Crescent. ^r* Norman, paper boxmaker, r. 215 Crescent. ?_< Patt, Mary, r. 650 Buffalo. zU Richard, (Mary), fa.650 Buffalo.+J Thomas, bricklayer, r. 650 Buffalo. ^C Patterson, Albert H., painter, r. 860 Spring."~\ Alexander J., (Eleanor), painter, r. 860 Spring. I^0 Frank B., (Catherine), shipping clerk, h. 50 Blanchard. ^mm 0 Margaret M., r. 3 Lakeview. ' -HMarion, r. 3 Lakeview.cWilliam C, (Jane), Empire Worsted Mills, fa. 3 Lakeview Ave. ©CD Pattison, Marie E., r. 540 Lakeview Ave. >Thomas W., (Flora), sec. Am. Aristotype Co., 56 Prospect, h. 540 0< Occident Lakeview. Flour2has proven its worth If the price is higher Zthan others .
^J Hard, honest, hand-sewing in every suit that iNELSON makes. That's why they^^ can't loose their shape. 9 West Third Street..£ 250 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY P1« , _ ft^m Paul, Clara, telephone operator, r. 516 Palmer. X«^4F3Ella M., stenographer, r. 516 Palmer.^Holland F., (Rose), city faackman, fa.516 Palmer. ^Nicholas, (Martha), emp. brewery, fa.987 Washington. m£Paulson, Andrew J., (Hilda), farmer, h. 95 Martin. ^*Carl, finisfaer, fa.122 Crescent. QGordon, student, r. 122 Crescent.ftOscar, finisfaer,r. 122 Crescent. mmPaul, metalworker, r. 122 Crescent. \JWilliam A., R. R. clerk, fa.14 Steele.z Pawn, William, (Hannafa), laborer, h. 160 Barrows.J* Payne, Carrie, cook, rms. 26 Allen Sq. Big. m.cc Pear, Catfaerine, widow Stepfaen, r. 18 Waterman. j*^ PEARL CITY CIGAR CO.—O. C. Carpenter, Prop.—12 Willard. Z,_j PEARL CITY LAUNDRY—Edgar E. Myers, Prop.—21-23 Steele. p1 £ PEARL CITY VENEER CO.—Pres., T. D. Hanchett; vice Pres., Charles E. {j] UJFisk; Sec. and Treas., N. M. Willson—40-48 Steele.g; x Pearson, Aleck, (Ida), clerk, h. 20 Busfa. ^^ ^ August, (-Dora), metalworker, fa.401 West 6th. ^1>. Q Carrie, weaver, r. over 303 Newton. ^~< Charles T., (Bertfaa M.), clerk, fa.over 508 Newland Ave. WCC \mfmLt\Jmfts\m3 jpySWSAf'VSi^SrS^ySi^S^VS^VS/Si^S^S^i Every garment m**> SUITS 5* "% >"^^^T^^^" *V bearing this label »"JAND \ W ^ J I ^ * - 1 *~ZmT* Ernest, millhand, r. 34 Foote.cOHerman, metalworker, bds. 214 Falconer. 2Iva, millhand, r. 214 East 2nd. J"Jofan, (Olivia), carpenter, h. 34 Foote.l^Jofan, metalworker, bds. 110 Mechanic.v/j© Matilda, widow Robert, h. 112 Mecfaanic.© Morris, (Ella), upholsterer, fa.under 25 4 Forest. £?W Peter, metalworker, bds. 36 Sampson. Z^^ Nels, millhand, r. 214 East 2nd. £\i- Nels, cabinetmaker, bds. 128% Forest.Cm Selma, weaver, r. 34 Foote. Teckla, weaver, h. 214 East 2nd.03"gm Tfaomas, (Hannah M.), loomfixer, h. 53 Harrison.>^OWilliam, macfainist, fads.53 Harrison.J2 William, (Esther), transient and boarding stables, 116 W. 4th, h. 118 r 00> West 4th. y)1 CLARK HARDWARE CO. Fine Cutlery and Tools. '
OSilks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. P. SHARPE CO.O JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 251x Everything Mnsical at DANIELSON'S 3CO — w^ PEART, RICHARD, (Carrie), treas. Jamestown Table Co., Fairmount Ave., —}m-J fa. 225 Forest. 5 THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St. 2o-=•2 Pederson, Anton, (Christine), woodworker, fa.116 King. ^^.5, PEERLESS LAUNDRY—Salander, Stilwell & Co.—Alexander Salander and q"•5J Clyde W. Stilwell—45 Barrett '3A5 Peirce, Frances, widow George, fa.617 East 2nd.^S Harry, clerk, r. 617 East 2nd. •Pelton, Judd, (Amanda), woodworker, fa.16 Sumner place.•5J Penfield, Augusta, r. 204 Lafayette. 5""^o Eunice, r. 204 Lafayette.^ Henry S., traveling salesman, r. 204 Lafayette. ^^. Flora, dressmaker, r. 209 East 6th. ^-Frank A., (Mary)—F. A. Pennock & Co., groceries, 152 Chandler—h.m\ 610 Prendergast.Q Frank E., (Dolly), retired, h. 209 East 6th.Q hij /~\ UCClCient • 1 • CI MOUr. u The Best All and Grocers Guaranteed Sell to it. Please.
Don't Pay Rent. We Will Build You a Home in Celoron or Jamestown.Pay forit Same as Rent. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.252 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYLong Silk Gloves, the cheapest at OTHE P. M. JOHNSON CO. 5jf3 Pennock, Louis D., (Nellie), janitor, h. 52 lOtfa.*^ Marjorie, r. 610 Prendergast. JJ a~* William, rms. 404 Lafayette. mmm r«1 PENNSYLVANIA GAS CO., Eugene M. Sefalaudecker, mgr., 110 East 3rd. Z\mJ PEOPLE'S CREDIT CLOTHING CO., (The)—S. E. Harrison, Prop—11 E. 3rd. fa -•| Peregrine, John M., (Vina M.), mail carrier, fa.208 McDannell.3•^ Perhmoman, George, textileworker, r. 118 East 2nd.U- Perison, Ellis, woodworker, fads.16 Jofanson. ^PERKINS, DARWIN C, (Margaret), physician, 300-302 Chadakoin Bldg., (D.^ fa. 611 Wasfaington. (See card.) &•gg PERKINS, THOMAS E., (Minnie), secy. Jamestown Table Co., Fairmount HAve., fa.24 Broadfaead.mm — William, (Mabel), traveling salesman, bds. 291 Willard.c2m Perrin, R. Maila, widow Dwigfat, fa.over 124 Forest. J"2 Perring, Forest J., macfainist and electrician, r. 16 Williams. 3Q) Frank, (Ada O.), Johnson Tafale Co., 167 J. & G. Ave., h. 16 Williams. 5Coc Huldah L., r. 16 Williams.CONellie F., stenographer, r. 16 Williams.70m Headquarters for all kinds of Jf \J IVO For Ladies and Children mm68 _ The Abrahgrnson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. £.. Perry, Benjamin, (Rfaoda A.), shoemaker, h. 40 15tfa. Z*-2* Sarafa, widow Harry, fa.1651-2 Barrett. {Q Susan, widow E., fa.16 Crossman.at/J Persell, Charles W., r. 222 Winsor. mmQ> Daniel F., (Lottie J.), D. F. Persell & Co., h. 126 East 2nd. mm"q D. F. & Co., jewelers, 103 West 3rd. (If Fred S. (Caroline), insurance, fa.57 Fairmount. fDn^ George A., (Mary), principal preparatory Dept. J. H. S., fa.113 Van(^ Buren. IPersson, Anton, rms. Y. M. C. A.Peter, Jean, filler,h. 286 Harrison.E Peters, Alfred, machinehand, bds. 152 1-2 Allen.Elizabeth S., bds. 53 Prospect.ro03 Joseph, machinehand, fads.1521-2 Allen. (jV Lena, domestic, r. 13 Bassett. "T*.^? Severin, (Caroline), brickmason, h. 13 Bassett. ^^mf Peterson, Amanda, housekeeper, r. 315 East 5th. ^Amel W., metalworker, r. 18 Chapin.QJ Andrew J., woodworker, r. 42 West 9th.oW Andrew upholsterer, r. 915 Nortfa Main. o WAndrew, (Emma), stonemason, h. 106 Sampson.QoAndrew, (Emma), metalworker, h. 12 Myrtle.Anna A,, laundress, r. 220 King.Anna A., housekeeper, r. 412 East 6th.Clark Hardware Co. - - - Stoves and Ranges.
CARPETS, CURTAINS, TU„ A H CU^Mn
^J Thru and thru year'round worsteds, vri cnvr n wr , * « r, ,(/} /n black, blue and fancy suitings. llLtJlFll) 7 TT CM 01U Ol. ^JC 254 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY *J"3 r — CS>j Peterson, Amanda, widow Augustus, r. 35 Myrtle. mCV|August, (Sophia)—Peterson & Lenna, 22-24 E. 2nd.—h. 124 Prospect. August, laborer, fa.541 Allen. 5*^•1 August, laborer, bds. 306 Steele. ••.August, (Christine), engineer, h. 122 Hall Ave. *. A. J., (Ida), veneerworker, h. 475 Willard. AtSj Z THE These Corsets cannot break at the waist. Stout people will find that mk.5F 5 -^ -^ they give good satisfaction, wear longer than other makes of corsets.' jBenjamin, (Emma), cabinetmaker, h. over 215 Barrows.a>CreSCOBernard,COrSet(Cecelia), fa.TheoverAbrahamson-Bigelow319 Allen.Co., 114-116-118 W. Third St. 0 f"Bertfaa C, teacher, r. 296 Harrison.0ccBessie, student, r. 90 Hazzard.Birger, metalworker, bds. 149 J. & G. Ave.uiz&•Brothers—John A., C. M. Alfred & Louis A.—furniture, 205-207 E. 2nd.U C, r. Y. M. C. A.C. A., (Amanda), printer, fa.33 Wescott.Carl F., (Maria S.), macfainefaand, h. 8 Morse.0^Carl O., (Orla), cabinetmaker, fa.49 Ellicott.v> Carl,Carl, (Nannie),(Hannafa),metalworker,fa.40 Kinney.fa.over 12 Hedges. fjOCharles A., (Nellie L.), machinehand, h. 306 Steele.Ofaarles C-, (Hannafa), fa.11 Hall.
Always Buy Your Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPEJAMESTOWN DIRECTORYCO.255 C/}Phonographs at DANIELSON'S 1 Main Street. to•La Peterson, Cfaarles, (Hulda), macfainist, h. 9 Douglas place.©jT} Charles, r. 129 Buffalo.i—> Cfaarles, (Alma), carpenter, h. over 327 Willard.JJJJ Cfaarles, metalworker, bds. 27 Kinney. _^QQ Cfaarles, lafaorer, fads.16 Morton. JjCfaarles, (Anna), finisfaer, fa.over 118 Tower. f^• Charles, driver, bds. 503 West Stfa.^ Cfaarles, bartender, r. 12 Peach. [jCharles, (Emma), machinehand, h. 324 Willard.JJj• Cfaarles, macfainefaand, bds. over 237 Forest. J"*.Ua Charles, (Hilma), metalworker, h. over 219 Willard.toCfaristina, r. 912 East 2nd.•*W Cfaristina, widow Christian, r. over 125 Fairview.C8 C. J., (Anna N.), machinist, h. 57 Chapin.s*-^ C. J., (Christine), lumberfaandler, fa.18 Chapin.Q) Christine, widow Jofan, r. 48 Eagle.E Clara, textile operative, r. 6 Waterman.Claybourne, printer, r. 644 East 6th.•mi C. M., (Emma L.), janitor, Arcade, h. 1 Arcade Bldg.b0 Latest Things in Lace, Net and Ruffled Curtains, Draperies and CurtainJJMaterials by the yard.>m THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St.CJj C. M. Alfred, (A. Amelia)—Peterson Bros., 205-207 East 2nd—fa. overQ) 41 Ohapin.*T^ C. O., (Ida), carpenter, fa.612 East 8th.Conrad, (Mattie), stonemason, fa.40 West 8th.D David A., shoemaker, h. 475 Willard.& David, macfainist, bds. 6 Maplewood Ave. '3 Dora, widow William O., fa.130 Water.© Duane, (Edna), clerk, r. 562 East 2nd. \*pmm Earl, student, r. 15 Walnut.•^ Eddie, packer, r. 11 Mt. Vernon PI. C/}Q Editfa A., r. 104 Williams. ^
Niagara Falls Property For Sale. Business Property. Houses and Lotsand Acreage. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.256 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYCENTEMERI KID GLOVES are the best—soft, elastic,durable. Sold at The P. M. JOHNSON CO.Peterson, Ellen, widow Otto, fa. 296 Harrison.Elmer J., stenographer, bds. 100 Wescott.fZ Emanuel, (Olga), finisher, fa.over 273 Prospect. JJW*4 Emil E., (Alida J.), tailor, h. 236 Barrett. §TtPETERSON, EMIL F., (Augusta E.),—grocer—43 S. Main, h. 151 Prospect. jV§ E m i l , nigfatwatchman, bds. 11 Pullman. faEmil, bds. 32 Center.Emil, (Mary), laborer, h. 368 Buffalo.O E m i l , carver, r. 368 Buffalo.Emily, domestic, r. 316 East 5th.SEric, (Alma), cabinetmaker, h. 33 Ellicott. ^.,^ Eric, (Pearl), furnitureworker, h. 205 East 2nd. r-^J Ernest M., (Emma), finisfaer,h. 9 Metallic. OA\ Ernest, finisher,bds. under 440 Maple. V^lFlorence E., dressmaker, r. 210 East 4th.f^mt —. Florence, seamstress, r. 115 Barrows. |%JQ Florence, weaver, r. 106 Sampson. ^JF. Langdon, (Carrie), Falconer Veneer Co., h. 811 North Main.DQ F. Oscar, (Maria L.), druggist, cor. Winsor and East 2nd, h. 63 Cfaapin.\3XJ0 ^.L \/V70ici- Always reliable. Best Knitted Waist for Boys and Girls.rNdZdretll VVaiSL The bestis the Cheapest.THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW COMPANY, 114-116-118 WEST THIRD STREEToFrank, machine faand, r. 33 Ellicott. [/)cFrank, bookkeeper, r. 10 Jones.fbFrank, laborer, bds. 126 Sampson.vtFrank, (Ellen), machine faand, fa.over 516 Allen.DL Frederick R., (Edith), attorney, 53 New Fenton Bldg., fa.105 Chandler. hFrits, (Hilda C), macfaine faand, fa.516 Allen. Q»« G. Albert, (Caroline), metalworker, fa.11 Mt. Vernon pla< place. *•>.**V & Gay—A. Peterson and B. M. Gav—laundrv. Gay—laundry, 705 N. Main. ^ *George B„ (Millie A.)—Falconer Veneer & Panel Co., Allen St.—h. r^c231 McKinley.*m% George F., plumber, r. 42 West 9th.5T* Gertrude, clerk, r. 386 Willard. Q'•* Gertrude, r. 104 Williams. m».m Gilbert A., (Adena), electrician, fa.14 Williams. J»fy Gilbert, sander, bds. 138 Park. ^)UU Grace L., teacher, r. 90 Hazzard.Gunnard, finisher,,bds. 216 Barrows.toGust A., (Minnie C), dyer, h. 211 Allen.Gust W., (Hilma), carpenter, h. 25 Kinney.Gust, metalworker, bds. 64 Broadhead.Gust, finisher, r. 368 Buffalo.Gust, bobbinsetter, bds. 516 Allen.Gust, (Hildora), foreman, fa.25 Peterson.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Builders' Hardware.
CL0^.vse"s';WH1oss,«v. The A. P. Sharpe Co. 3JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 257 > Peterson, Gust, metalworker, bds. 10 Morse. ^Gust, (Minnie), woodworker, fa.104 Williams. "iGust, polisher, bds. 12 Whitley place. 2CD Gustaf, bds. 562 Allen. J >QC) Gustava C, widow Andrew, h. 504 Willard. Z PiHans K., (Caroline), aristoworker, h. 25 West 9th. . - — zHarriett A., r. 851 North Main.>>^—Henry, metalworker, r. 11 Hall Ave.Herbert, woodworker, r. 106 Sampson.n Z' "*^^ Herman, sander, bds. 131 Hall Ave. OtJHilding J., factory porter, r. 18 Chapin.CX Hilma C, r. 18 Chapin. Pi cHogan, (Christine), laborer, fa.over 96 Vega. — :o\Jj Hulda A., widow Oscar, spooler, h. over 62 Harrison. a ^mm\ Ida P., millfaand, r. 216 East 1st. ? coJ?T Ida, weaver, r. over 4 Morse. 0 73Hi Ida, clothmender, r. over 118 Tower. I £Ida, domestic, r. 18 West 8th.C ^11 PETERSON, JAMES C, (Nettie)—A. J. Peterson & Son, clothing, 208 Main *- H toPi O —fa. 105 East 8th. C %__0 m• EMBROIDERIES, LACES, VEILINGS—UNLIMITED VARIETY! £ J*—* THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. a
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THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCKThe A. D. Sharpe Co. POF DRY GOODS.r CDJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 259 £38 Pianos „aaS££^ Danielson's, I Main St. J£Z Peterson, Mary, widow Peter, r. 15 Walnut. COtiMary, Mrs., fa.152 Cfaandler. — •Matilda, widow August, r. 77 Ellicott. Z)Matilda, r. 22 Eagle.Matilda, widow Cfaarles G., fa.17 Tower.3f-m. Matilda, widow Theodore, h. 11 Cross. Zm'^m* May L., r. ovjer 4 Williams. 2Z.CQ Melvin A., paperhanger, r. 644 East 6th. CPMilton O., finisfaer,r. 17 Tower. \mmT Minnie, r. 710 Lafayette. »5^ft\ Nellie E., clerk, r. 1021 Newland. 0r^ Nellie, emp. 316 Cherry, r. 112 Cheney. "iW Nellie, stenographer, r. 20 12th. ONels J., (Christina), milk peddler, fa.220 King. ^3"**p Nels, (Dorothy), stonemason, fa.915 N. Main. mrf. Nils E., nigfatwatcfa, bds. 219 Prospect. —^UJ PETERSON, OSCAR L.—Peterson & Youngquist, boots and shoes, 21 East "i.^2nd—fa. 837 Newland.f>f\ Oscar W., (Anna), fireman,h. 195 Baker. kJLJJ _CHOICE SELECTION OF TABLE LINENS.*_\.(^ THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. m?, Oscar, metalworker, r. over 244 Forest. M.Ii Oscar, cabinetmaker, r. 26 Center. Z)PETERSON, OSCAR, (Hilma)—Jamestown Iron Works Co., 11 Shearman fjn0+J0beco0mCCO* Place—h. over 220 East 2nd. »Oscar, sfaipper, r. 11 Mt. Vernon place. 'Oscar, (Hannafa), metalworker,h". over 42 Charles. C-^Oscar, (Josephine), h. over 128 Harrison. "Oscar, (Nellie), cabinetmaker, fa.532 Winsor.Osian, bds. 32 Center.
LOTS FOR SALE IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE CITY.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.260 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYThe largest assortment of fine Cloaks and Suits in the ^City at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. ooPeterson, Rosa, aristoworker, r. 10 Jones. 5?Rudolpfa E., student, bds. 10 Shaw.V*Samuel, metalworker, bds. 196 Barrett.Simon, (Matilda), policeman, h. 15 Walnut.2J Sopfaie, widow August, h. 462 Willard.Omm Swan A., (Jennie), laborer, fa.512 Newland.OM Tessie, weaver, fa.150 Chandler. Hft) Teresa, domestic, h. 208 Lafayette. .?•^* Theodore, veneerworker, bds. Iroquois Hotel. U*"^ Tfaomas C, (Belle), fa.411 Price.^L Victor, (Eva), machine hand, fa.over 232 Barrett. SVictor, (Carolina), carpenter, fa.27 Kinney. miY Victor, (Augusta), bandsawyer, h. 10 Sfaaw. ^P^ Victoria B., spinner, r. 220 King.-«^J Walter, machine hand, r. 386 Willard. gWalter, sander, r. over 4 Morse.**j
. CARPETS, CURTAINS, TL A [) Sham? f O NQ DRSPER.ES, SHADES. * "*' rt* u' JIWipC \^U. W^jO JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 261 t^5j Phonographs at DANIELSONS, 1 Main Street. %|^ , Pfaelps, Clyde W., (Nettie M.), J. St. Ry., conductor, fa. 34 Kingsbury.mm George N., (Arvilla M.), sealer of meters, h. 37 13tfa. \f^vN Robert H., traveling salesman, r. 40 Prospect.o, Pfaesay, John, (Enama J.), florist, fa. Howard.^J Phieblad, John, (Maude), furniture packer, h. over 15 Stowe.cPhillips Barrel and Machine Co.—Pres., T. H. Smith; vice Pres., R. N. Pflf>* Phillips; Sec, Wright D. Broadfaead; Treas., Henry K. Smith— m^ 11-13 Harrison. (WBlanche E., student, r. 22 Phillips.Brewer D., (Ida), Pres. Bank of Jamestown, h. 501 Lakeview.Cassius M., (Mary K.), lodging house, h. 25 Steele.Cora D., housemaid, r. 12 Bush.PHILLIPS DRUG CO., (Inc.)—Pres. G. P. Phillips—8 East 2nd.Edward A.—Phillips & Fleming—h. Warren, Pa. (^Emmett A., (Estelle), engineer, h. 58 McKinley Ave.& Fleming—Edward A. Phillips, George Fleming—architects, 322-324Chadakoin Bldg.Fred W., machinist, bds. 564 East 2nd.CREX GRASS MATTING! CREX RUGS! . HHTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. Tft«K»Q PHILLIPS, GLENN P., (Birdie Fisher)—Phillips Drug Co., 8 2nd—fa. 40 ""5^ Pratfaer Ave. ^^•N H. Leanda, widow Niram, r. 63 South Main. ^**>» Jessie, r. 501 Lakeview. ^JZ? Legrand A., (Jennie), deliveryman, h. over 195 Forest. H^^JJJ Leonard, upholsterer, rms. 25 Winsor. ^^P*j Lephe L., widow Corydon J., h. over 195 Forest. HQS Marvin, (Florence C), farmer, h. 57 Newland Ave. mmMilton E., (Florence), architect, h. over 146 Stewart. ^»•^ . Olive E., r. 58 McKinley. ^tO Olive, widow Alvin, h. 109 Forest Ave.Q) — Ralph jitupn a., B., enuxJ. emp. luueii lunch counter, ruis. rms. new New niveruit Everett House. inouse. •_•*Q Ralph M., (Clara B.)—Phillips Barrel and Machine Co., 11-13 Harri- \MQj son—h. 53 McKinley. 50^* Ross S., (Lena H.), machinist, h. 116 Broadhead."*«j Verlon M., (Petra), bartender, fa.32 Union Ave.«^ PHILO-BURT M'F'G. CO.—R. J. Barrows, Sec. and Treas.—mfg. spinal ap-JJjpliances, 409 Nortfa Main.«Q Stewart W., (Clara P.), chief clerk J. C. & L. E. R. R., fa.419 W. 6th.. William B., (Blanche E.), ofiice mgr. Empire Furn. Co., h. 510 Monroe. —^?0 Philquist, Alma, weaver, r. 6 Center. \^4Phoenix, William, machinist, bds. 25 Walnut.Pickard, Allen, (Myra E.), fa.15 Crossman. \J^"ZW PICKARD, ALONZO C, (Rose F.), lawyer, 19-20 Gokey Bldg., fa.1037 E. 2nd. •^ occidentflour. PURDY BROS., Distributors. >>P^
m-2 ' I" 1^ l^/alc/-\»"l Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens, ft.C/) 'J} 1 . LV. ll. llCIbUIl. llClSOIl. 9 W. Third St., St.. over the Greek.. Greeks. W_C 262 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY- cCO"53PICKARD, CLARE A., (Rachel G.)—Pickard & Dean, 1-2-3-4 Ellicott 5ldg.— QCMfa. 611 Prendergast.ziPICKARD & DEAN—Clare A. Pickard and Benjamin S. Dean—attorneys at Z>CV|law, rms. 1-2-3-4 Ellicott Bldg.Horace T., (Delia), Tfae Oak Cafe, 9 West 2nd, fa.26 13tfa. «5*^ Jay, (Pearl D.), com. pfaotograpfaer, cor. Harrison and Winsor, h. 12 S3-l Crossman.— Joe, (Mary), foreman, fa.over 45 Water.w Jofan J., (Berdena), clerk, Celoron Hotel, fa.419 W. 3rd." 0q. PICKARD, Mary RAY D., picture F., (Blanche finisfaer,r. L.), lawyer, 26 13th. 7 Gifford Blk., 6 E. 3rd, fa.312 XI-Crossman. • Q)co 00 Richard D., (Mary), Jamestown Commercial gallery, 320 Harrison, fa. *mUJ w 11 Crossman. *JI- Rose F., Mrs., r. 312 Crossman. f*J_ R. Lynn, plumber, r. 11 Crossman. rnco . William, metalworker, fads. 8 Cook Ave. rn> m Pickett, Fayette H., butter buyer, fa.533 East 5tfa. •co" ^ Frank, woodworker, fads.12 Bush.2 < Pier, Clara, bookkeeper, fads.512 Jefferson.J? Pierce, Edwin, commercial traveler, r. over 211 Nortfa Main.3 Elbridge G., (Florence), mgr. Hall & Co., office, fa.112 Churcfa.rco -.OOlfeX . Sold r only by02j U. _ *'.«££££»>' . ^mm^m. GARMENTS The Abrahamson-Bigelow are very STYLISHand Co. surprisinglylNEXPENSIVE114-116-118 W. Third Street CjO"j . Ernest, (M. Arabelle), piano tuner and regulator, fa.55 Steele.rKO Harriett, widow Ogden, r. 202 J. & G. Ave.
The Largest and Best Stock of Dry Goods. A. D. SHARPE CO. gJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 263 2Edison Records sufl?BES at Danielsons *Piper, William C, (Virginia), traveling salesman, fa. 14 East 5th. *Piseia, Rozaris, laborer, bds. over 4 Main.C*53 Pitts, George B., (Lucy S.), Greenwood Worsted Mills, J. & G. Ave., fa.14 T3 •2m?Lakeview. ZjJ. E., (Agnes M.), Sec. and Treas. Greenwood Worsted Mills, 49-59J. & G. Ave., fa.330 Liberty.. Jofan Wesley, emp. worsted mills, r. 330 Liberty. mm*^ Mattie B., r. 330 Liberty. Z3Sarafa A., r. 330 Liberty.(gjO*f^* PITTS, WILLIAM B., (Minnie V.), Jamestown Electric Co., 109 East 3rd, -^^< fa. 20 13th. £}Plaisted, L. M., Mrs., fa.836 Wasfaington. ©Plants, Lorenzo, (Rosie), laborer, fa.over 130 Institute. ©Ploss, Grant, (Georgia), veneerworker, fa.17 East 1st. Q^Plummer, Edwin C, (Mabel), expert accountant, h. 109 Lincoln. faPohl, Swan, metalworker, bds. 131 Hall.Poji, Ligor, finisfaer,bds. 218 Steele. Omm$Pollard, Albert, (Clara), metalworker, fa.206 McDannell Ave.. Editfa, r. 451 West 2nd. ^Q) LARGE VARIETY OF EATON HURLBURT'S FINE STATIONERY. 1j*IS THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. 2;«** (^ Fred, CSusannafa), clothfolder, fa.over 20 Waterman. —!
Real Estate of All Kinds in All Parts of Jamestown for Sale.CHAS. G. 1.INDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.264 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY»^ C. | B., Kabo, American Lady and Thomson Qlove='S fitting Corsets at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. j•S $«\ Ports, Adam, carpenter, fa.Ill Crossman. £as *-* Post, Clyde A., upfaolsterer, bds. 269 Soutfa Main. *•Earl, laborer, bds. 269 South Main.i*Q Evelyn N., widow Daniel H., h. 500 Pine. .m Eugene A., (Sarafa A.), carpenter, fa.120 Liberty. WZS Jerome W., (Lydia L.), laborer, fa.269 Nortfa Main. vflPOSTAL TELEGRAPH CO., Victor G. Wilson, mgr., 19 W. 3rd._,S Potcfaynket, Victor, tailor, r. 318 Prendergast. rwQ Potter, Bert M., (Mary), faarber, 7 W. 1st, fa. 6 Short Eagle. QtO George T., clerk, r. 8 11th. *£J^^ George W., (Bertha B.), commercial traveler, fa. 8 11th. ft)q Howard W., (Margaret Izora), com. traveler, fa.over 47 S. Main. w,^ Mae, stenographer, r. 200 West 5th. m
O Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. P. SHARPE CO.O JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 2655 Edison Records and Supplies at DAN1EIS0NS.^*4 Prather, Abraham S., (Martha P.), farmer, h. 863 Prendergast.^John H., (Margaret M.)—Johnson Bros. & Prather, real estate and in-.»_surance, over 101 East 3rd, h. 354 East 4th.Pratt, Arthur E., (Edith M.), traveling salesman, h. 417 Prendergast.Artfaur N., (Jessie I.), stationary fireman, fa.10 West End.Burton R., (Rosafael A.), timber dealer, h. 401 Prendergast.6Clayton D., (Lottie E.)—Falconer Veneer Co., h. 817 Nortfa Main.John S., (Dora), emp. 201 East 1st, h. 866 N. Main.Robert, (Addie), finisher,h. 196 Falconer.a. Prescott, Robert A., (Irene), traveling salesman, fa.824 Prendergast.Preston, Charles J., (Beryl B.), stage carpenter, h. over 226 S. Main. OGeorge, (Martha I.), nightwatcfaman, h. 632 East 2nd. >5L, Hannah, widow Jerome, h. 203 East 4th. CQ Mary, Mrs., waitress, fads.415 West 3rd. >«^ R. Bertha, r. 203 East 4th. jgRobert I., stonecutter, bds. 296 Barrows.C>.^ Prewer, George, laborer, fa.474 Buffalo.^jOJT Price, Albert S., sec. and treas. Jamestown Lighting & Power Co., 6 Ellicott ON* bldg., r. 310 Lakeview. §fyjhWhen You Buy an Umbrella, see that it has a 20th Century Double Bulb ^^Runner.*** THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St.qj :QQ Amy E., Mrs., r. 310 Lakeview.Q Anna New M., Fenton weaver, Bldg., r. 628 over East 66th.East 2nd, h. 907 Prendergast. Z hCarrie R., bookkeeper, r. 801 North Main.•SClayton E., (Mary), commercial traveler, h. 801 Nortfa Main. r"_• . Fred Charles A., H., (Emily), (Mary), carpenter, oil producer, fa.35 h. Falconer. 310 Lakeview. mQ, Qj Fred Charlotte C, clerk, A., r. bds. 225 East 141 Cfaandler. 8th. H5j PRICE, Gaylorfl, CHESTON (Florence), A., (Aleda foreman E.), lawyer, St. car barns, justice bds. of the 926 peace, Newland. office 55-56 < _jQj Henry C, (Florence), h. 225 East 8tfa.S James H., (Lillian), real estate, h. 628 East 6th.Marion, (Bertha), aristoworker, fa.113 Hallock.Q Mary, housekeeper, h. 44 Lakeview.»w Olive L., weaver, r. 628 East 6th.*S PRICE, ORSELL C, lawyer, over 101 West 3rd, r. 225 East 8th.Price, Walter S., (Bertha), janitor, hv over 409 Palmer.QQ PRICE, WILSON C, lawyer, rms. 4 New Fenton Bldg., over 6 East 2nd, r.310 Lakeview.^N Priestly, Tom, (Ann), foreman, fa.636 East 6th.*"*> Primitive M. E. Church, 310 Allen.fr? /-V ; J A pi _ HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH IF THE PRICE IS HIGHERSj UCCIQClU rlOUl THAN OTHERS. PURDY BROS, Distributors
2 -j Prudden, Fred B., (Blanche), photographer, 326 East 3rd, h. 901 Prendergast. £J.^J Have MELSOM make your clothes. Correct styles. Best of tailor- \J\00 ing. 9 West Third Street. S-. •J. Darrell, (Ora), finisfaer, fa.128 Park. VjLillie, weaver, r. 12 Elk.s-i- Pauline, picker, r. 12 Elk.j Prosser, David W., (Laura L.), traveling salesman, h. 9 Strong. ^O CCLewis, (Alice), designer, fa.228 Falconer. O Q)co O > Sarafa William 206 E., Nortfa H., Mrs., (Ellen Main. h. 102 H.), Barrows. pres. Proudfit Clotfaing Co., 208 Main, fa.213 3_ ($Qj >• Proudfit Clothing East 4th. Co.—Wm. H. Proudfit, pres., clothiers . and merchants,u j Prout, Albert P., retired, r. 120 East 2nd. 35jccq Provancfaa, Alex, (May), plumber, fa.175 Livingston Ave. Q.q Mary, ivrnry, widow wiuuw William, vv uuam, r. i. 173 xto Livingston j-aviu-ssLuu. Ave. ±i.vc. ^tul (g Provenzano, Vincenzo, (Annie), laborer, fa.130 Institute. ^«[2 O Provone, Mabel T., r. 33 Price. O- q Roger & Gallet's choice selection of Fine Extracts, Toilet Waters, J^'w Soaps and Powders. —m THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO. 114-116-118 West Third St. _i1 zg0 PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. (The), 3-7 Gokey Bldg., over 20 West 3rd., !»Z W. S. Hazzard, Supt. ^i W. S. HAZZARD *Superintendent ofPRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY& ?ufLCn^^°n^Mu%=;'t"S;VT,Grf.K,E^,|LDG- HOUSE ADDRESS 307 E. 6th ST.^ THIRD ANDCHERRY STS., 2D FLOORPugfa, Emeline, widow J. M., fa.10 16th.3Pulver, Effa J., student, r. 416 Lakeview.OGuy L., (Myra B.), letter carrier, fa.416 Lakeview.-£j PURDY BROS.—William G., Cfaarles M.—wholesale flour,feed and grain,O rm. 47 Wellman Bldg., over 101 West 3rd. ^*^mZ h. over 15 Lincoln. JJ^PURDY, CHARLES M., (Ella M.), Purdy Bros., over 101 West 3rd, fa.17 VjCm PURDY, WILLIAM West 2nd. G., (L. Maude), Purdy Bros, 47 Wellman Bldg., h. 11 West 2nd.gj Putnam, Clyde A., clerk, rms. over 211 West 3rd.OOEdgar P., (Mary Eppie), retired, fa.347 East 4th.22 Eugene, (De Etta), laborer, fa.over 107 Hazzard. O&e
2 THE BEST GOOP%cilTHE LOWE5T THE A. P. SHARPE CO. rt2 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 267 £j3 « C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. LMLi!: 8". _ mmS Putnam, George F., (Estelle), stationary engineer, h. 48 Broadhead. C/)„, George H., stationary engineer, r. 329 Liberty. —.[jj Horace A., (Laura), faackman,h. 329 Liberty. Z)m—. Leo D., student, r. 48 Broadhead. ^^mJ L. A., (Hilma), P. O. clerk, fa.17 Tew. » T}f*J Merle J., student, rms. over 211 West 3rd. 2Z'< Olive, r. over 107 Hazzard. "^S. S., fireman, rms. over 211 West 3rd. CDQC W. Crandall, telegrapfa operator, r. 115 West 8th. im« QmIQuaker, George, teamster, bds. over 165 Barrett.Quiding, Ida G., widow Herman, medicines, fa.292 Willard• Quinby, Mary, agent Pure Food Co., bds. 66 10th. &J*> Quinlan, Dennis, (Elizabeth), retired, fa.760 Foote. Z)^m* James M., (Myra), policeman, h. 630 Spring. (-+•VEILINGS, ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES. *HTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. Z..j| Quist, Carl F., (Selma), woolsorter, h. 307 Price. w* Cfaarles G., (Augusta), laborer, h. 39 Oak. _J_E
c/>Jamestown, Celoron and Niagara Falls Real Estate For Sale.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.268 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY *(.qq THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. 2Reliable Dry Goods, Suits and Carpets. \\•^ Rainey, Walter, (Bridget), fa.28 Institute.Z> William B., lumber buyer, r. 507 East 2nd.William, upfaolsterer, bds. 28 Institute.0Cj Raistrick, Albert, bookkeeper, r. 90 Barrett.0Q"~" Edwin, retired, r. 160 East 2nd.* Emily, widow Jofan, h. 90 Barrett.D\JJ James W., (Bertfaa), warpdresser, fa.760 East 2nd. \j)£_ John, twister, r. 760 East 2nd.m^-m M. Hannah, clothfolder, r. 90 Barrett.mm* William, woolsorter, r. 90 Barrett.m-A Ralph, Carl, (Elizabeth), machinist, h. 31 Fluvanna.Cf. Joseph, retired, r. 1043 Washington. Clyde, (Mary), clerk, h. over 196 Falconer.f$ E. Clifford, machinefaand, bds. 125 Barrett.Frank M., custodian Prendergast Free <strong>Library</strong>, h. 60 Water.CJj Thomson's "GLOVE-FITTING" Corset_f_JThe oldest, most reliable and best known Corset in the World.0) The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. Third St.Helece, stenographer, 12 West 2nd., h. 410 Winsor.•»J. Claude, painter, bds. 125 Barrett. OMary A,, r. 60 Water. 3cMynette A., proofreader, 12-16 West 2nd, r. 410 Winsor.QCtf S. Jane, widow Edward, fa.over 15 Kidder. t^q\ William E., (Nellie N.), engineer, h. 295 South Main.—m Rang, Axel, bds. 32 Center.f^ Rankin, Louise, stenographer, r. 107 East 6th 000 RANSOM & CAWCROFT, lawyers, William L. Ransom-Ernest Cawcroft, -J0 rms. 47-48 New Fenton Bldg., over 6 East 2nd.""" Marion A., h. 403 North Main.O RANSOM, WILLIAM L.,—Ransom & Cawcroft—over 6 East 2nd., rms. 304JZWest 3rd.^> Ranz, Mattfaew, carver, rms. Y. M. C. A.\\W> Rapp, Jofan A., (Pauline C), clerk, fa.26 West 8th.Oscar, millhand, bds. 800 East 2nd.•^ Rappole, De Forest E., (Dora), stationary engineer, h. 886 Washington.CHenry, (Celina), retired, fa.241 Fulton.ZZ Romyma, widow Frank, fa.208 West 8th.*J» Rasdahl, Ralpfa, (Selma), weaver, h. 206 Hazzard.ft Rask, Alfred, farickmason,r. 124 Falconer.mm August, (Matilda), farickmason,h. 124 Falconer.oAxel, brickmason, r. 124 Falconer.Rates, Patsy, (Angeline), laborer, fa.92 Steele.d)o Clark Hardware Co. Stoves and Furnaces {/)r
Always ky your Dry Goods of THEJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 269A. P. SHARPE CO.w C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. -1 Main St. |DC ; 3*ft\ Ratfabun, William, (Jessie), clerk city treasurer's office, bds. 37 College. ^j£ Rawlings, Jofan F., (Susan), fa.518 Foote. • ftQ Rawlins, Mary, r. 14 Steele. O/•s Rawnsley, Ada, weaver, r. 624 Foote. qL*"' James, (Clara), bossfiller, h. 624 Foote. m.Josepfa, printer's apprentice, bds. 624 Foote.^Q Percy, twister, bds. 624 Foote. ^»2 Rawson, Charles, h. 304 Prendergast Ave. CjClark H, (Minnie), dentist, over 211 Main, fa.701 East 2nd. ^^Ellen H, widow Jofan B., h. 302 Clinton.Fred H., machinist, fads.Riverside Hotel. JSt[\ Reagan, Daniel, (Mary), metalworker, fa.22 Catlin Ave. J?»,_ Jofan, upfaolsterer, r. 9 Seymour Ave. fhm^ Margaret, widow James, h. 9 Seymour Ave.OReale, Sebastiano, laborer, bds. over 4 Main.^iReardon, Dennis, (Ellen), h. 313 Steele.QQ Olive, widow Dennis, r. over 120 Lincoln. j*J2 Rearick, Bessie M., bookkeeper & stenographer, r. 17 Sherman. ^Eva M., r. 17 Sfaerman."^t,. Henry J., (Adella E.), carpenter, h. 17 Sherman. >^> OLINOLEUM, OIL CLOTHS AND CARPETS. *£}(ym THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. ft\J Reed, Andrew, (Emma), dyer, fa. over 545 Allen. >^[t Axel, lumber handler, r. 35 Elliot Ave.Bessie B., music teacher, r. 609 Lincoln.• Caroline, widow Michael, h. 35 Elliot.QOftCfaarles D., (Mabel), pastor Calvary Baptist Cfaurch, fa.16 Hall Ave. ftCharles, (Christina), lumber handler, h. 16 Wilton Ave.Frank E., (Lillian), plumber, h. 18 Park.Frank R., (De Ette Fox), packer, h. 110 Stewart."p Helga, r. 127 Linwood Ave.John B., (Christine) carpenter, h. 127 Linwood Ave.Jofan W., (Helen M.), contractor and builder, fa. 7 CrossJfflREED, L.C., (Celestia), undertaker & emfaalmer, 107 East 3rd, fa.609 E. 7tfa.Lena, domestic, r. 333 Allen.Malcolm, carpenter, r. 35 Elliot Ave.. Reeder, Cfaarles, machinist, r. 343 Falconer.(^ Harry E., (Clara), mail carrier, fa.343 Falconer.John F., upholsterer, r. 343 Falconer.o, Thomas E., Captain of Police, h. 343 Falconer.U, Reeves, Warren L., fads.838 Lafayette. If)Regas, Harry, mgr. Sugar Bowl, rm. 58 Allen Sq. Bldg, over 119 Main.Regenar, Carl P., (Margaret), painter, h. 31 Flagg Ave.ocaDENfFLouR. PURDY BROTHERS, Distributors.T"*^Q
NELSON'S TAILOR SHOP SLSTpS^Ss 9 W. Third St r&"\ llJJJJkJvll kj lftlJJV/ll UUV1 Home phone 137-b.£ 270 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY_ _ _ 0Rehn, Anna, Mrs., h. under 317 Allen. rSCV|Jofan, (Anna) quarryman, fa.over 36 Pearl Ave. >Oscar, (Mary), latfaer, fa.over 22 Pearl Ave. • r\C^l Refanberg, Albert, (Sopfaia), laborer, fa.over 12 Partridge. mReid, Alexander H, (Alice I.), worsted carder, fa. 9 1-2 Sfaerman.j^• REID, FRANK E., (Lillian), Reid & Martin, under 12 Foote Ave., h. 18 Park. &•Ji Jofan, landscape gardener, r. 26 McKinley. C/JS REID & MARTIN—Frank E. Reid-Archie J. Martin—plumbers, under 12 |< . Forest Ave.2|jJ Robert, (Millie), shipping clerk, h. 79 Hazzard,0Reiter, Morris, (Freda), junk dealer, h. 248 South Main. Z)> Remaley, Cora B., weaver, r. over 104 Harrison. —OU. Renberg, Adolpfa, (Emma),—Renberg & Colander—3 Main, h. 26 Palmer. ^w° RENBERG & COLANDER—Adolpfa Renberg-Ernest Colander—footwear, 3 -.Eg , Main. (See adv.) ^(3uj Rennar, James E., (Maude A.), metalworker, fa.22 West 7tfa. w[ | Reon, Cfaarles, metalworker, h. under 30 1-2 Institute. Z\t—ixi Resmussen, tssen, Hans, (Carrie), labor* laborer, h. 41 12th.ceo Nelson, laborer, r. 41 12th.5^ -.CO_|IThCfHE LABEL is your guarantee,yi Jj •* Should you find any defectsmm2 X we*will make that guarantee as5 g o o d a s a Government Bond.CLOAKS — SUITS — SKIRTS^> Urn «_< tm^mA-rj-^r*. i=» i=» V> I I ^> ^> r\ | t-f I S mmMO FOR. WELL DRESSED WOMEN. J«« The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., i,a-ii6-ii8 West Third St. CDo
CLOAKS, GLOVES, ti * r\ CL fshawls, hosiery, I nc A. U. sharpe Lo.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 271PI A NHQ and aI1 kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Helen M., widow Dr. Alvin B., r. 81 Fairmount.Q2f Jennie P., tailoress, fa.102 Barrows. ft^ COMBS, BRUSHES AND TOILET ARTICLES. f/)[ftTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St.Louisa A., r. 102 Barrows.IReuben H, (Bernice), laborer, fa.152 J. &. G. Ave.Stephen L., (Alice E.), carpenter, h. 26 Derby.Zella H., teacher, bds. 26 Derby.Rich, Bert F., penman, r. 210 Lincoln.Frederick M., (Ella), asst. cashier National <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Co. Bank., fa.26 Chestnut.Walter, (Grace), bookkeeper, h. 811 Nortfa Main.RICH, WILLIAM H., (Ellen A.), real estate, 21-22 Gokey Bldg., h. 210 Lincoln.(See adv.)Richards, Editfa, weaver, bds. 6 Broadfaead.Richard, Grant, laborer, bds. 719 East 2nd.3John F. B., (Paulina), baker, h. 50 West 9th.Peter C, (Delia), salesman, fa.38 West 8tfa.Riefaardson, Frederick W., (Abbie), window trimmer, fa.403 Monroe.William, blacksmith, bds. 407 Lafayette.Richmond, Alfred, bobbinsetter, r. 32 Eagle.Kenneth, (Tillie), faricklayer,h. 32 Eagle.Rlcfater, Frank A., (Phoebe), chaser, fa.32 Steele.Rick, Antoinette, teacher, r. 287 Hallock.Bertha, teacher, r. 287 Hallock.John, (Elizabeth), fa.287 Hallock.Julius D. F., (Mildred M.), bookkeeper, fa.14 Royal Ave.Ricker, Levant E., (Ina), h. 13 McKinley Ave./"\ Occident • 1 . CT Hour _ The Best A11 and Grocers Guaranteed Se.iit. to Please.
CHOICE LAKE FRONT LOTS FOR SALE.CHAS. G. 1.INDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDfNG.272 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY,m FINE SILKS AND DRESS GOODS "UjThe lowestpricesat THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.ZRickerson, James E., (M. Luella), conductor St. R. R., fa.12 Water. DDRidell, Amy W., r. 312 East 4th.QJJm^ Edwin A., student, r. 312 East 4th. i!ZFrank R., (Susan W.), Art Metal Construction Co., 95 J. & G. Ave., •*»mj fa. 312 East 4tfa. QfQQj Lucy D., widow A., r. 312 East 4th. Q«< Minnie, winder, r. Jones & Gifford Ave.Rider, Alice, widow Orion, h. Falconer near Curtis.fy Benjamin, (Jennie), junk dealer, fa.946 East 2nd. fhFanny, r. 946 East 2nd.•Morris, junk dealer, fa.946 East 2nd.jj Sophia E., r. 946 East 2nd.JOmd RIDGWAY, GUY E., (Frances), physician and surgeon, 308 Pine, h. do. fb*» Rifenberick, Anna B., weaver, fa.over 104 Harrison. ^2?Riker, John C, woodworker, h. 18 West 8tfa. \J.». Orpfaelia A., widow Charles, r. 18 West 8th. Qj"V Riley, Alfred, (Sarafa A.), warpdresser, fa.42 Foote Ave.i£ Caroline, Mrs., fa.625 Prendergast. —imEdward M., (Lucy), emp. Home Telephone Co., h. 625 Prendergast.(P*"* R ANN PR FA^HIftNK All Patterns 10 and 15c. All the latest styles. O4J DAR^C1\ rAJlllUl^J. New Fashion Sheets issued Monthly. "^Q The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. westThM8st. Qj0/ Hemry, plumber, r. 42 Foote. ^
Always Buy Your Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPE CO.HImJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 273 O CMellisa B., Mrs., r. 11 Bisfaop. J >Theodore M., (Mary W.), bookkeeper, 95 J. & G. Ave., h. 47 Fairmount. O CWilliam, r. 885 Wasfaington.> cc >_. HOLIDAY GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.£ o73 THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. C 9.0 OfLa Robertsfaaw, Elizabeth, widow Samuel, weaver, h. over 106 Foote. ^ HQ Fred, macfainist, r. over 106 Foote. 0 "*— Robertson, Amos T., (Julia A.), conductor J. S. Ry., fa.149 J. & G. Ave. Pjjj0 Amos T., Mrs., boarding house, 149 J. & G. Ave. w >f} DeForest, baker, bds. 223 Soutfa Main. 73 0CD Elvira H., widow William H, r. 43 Prospect. ^Earl M., student, r. 223 Soutfa Main. ' Z 5*- ROBERTSON, HENRY P., (Lucy C.)—H. P. Robertson & Co., 30-38 Steele— I - P >Z fa. 11 West 5tfa. - £ qP ROBERTSON, H. P. & CO.—Pres. and Treas., H. P. Robertson; vice Pres, g >Cfaarles Ipson; Sec, Jofan Ipson—mfrs. folding beds and tables, J] -r£j 30-38 Steele. H 1|£* John, (Hannah), carpenter, fa.53 13th. < SPeter C, (Lena), carpenter, h. 223 South Main.2 o._ cC Robert P., (Mary E.}—Proudfit Clothing Co., 206 North Main—fa. 24— West 7th. Z S»— Robinson, Alice, weaver, fa.734 East 2nd. < mJ> George E., (Violet), r. 330 Soutfa Main. " 3*+* Harvey W., (Hattie), cook, fa.23 12th. %JL, Jennie, widow Charles, r. 199 Barrett. "ift Mary, weaver, h. 734 East 2nd. gs^ Pearl, widow Frank, r. 204 Baker. Om> Ralph N., (Mildred), conductor St. Ry., h. 112 W. Hamilton. °^- Sidney, (Martfaa), fa.30 Franklin. |0) William, bds. 232 Prospect.
&CQNelson's Tailor ShopIS OVER THE GREEKS, 9 W. 3d.Home Phone 137-B.274 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY (JQRocks, John, r. 118 East 2nd.Rockwell, Susie E., widow Fred, hairdresser, 308 Pine, fa.do.Roddick, Mary, widow William, fa.over 36 Derby.«?3oSusan L., clotfapicker, r. over 36 Derby. Q)Roddy, John, (Bridget), mason, h. 23 Franklin. «jRodgers, Howard S., (Nellie), engineer, fa.12 Grant. (j)Rodney, Albert C, (Editfa), reporter, Morning Post, fa.19 West 8th.O Jay P., polisher, r. 19 West 8th. hrt'•" Walter H., (Cora A.), nickle plater, h. 19 West 8tfa. qj{2 Rogers Brothers—J. R. Rogers, F. B. Rogers—grocers, 714 N. Main. rtQJ Clifford G., farmer, r. 12 Lincoln. ^5 Edith M., teacher, r. 627 East 6th. 0QcjFrank B., (Margaret)—Rogers Bros., 714 N. Main—fa. over do.5 Gilbert, (Sarafa J.), horseman, h. 861 N.'Main. UQS Harold L., r. 627 East 6tfa. CDOHerman P., bookkeeper, r. 12 Lincoln.«j ui H. M., (Mary), boss dyer, fa.613 Lincoln.I- 5E James J., (Selma E.), tinsmitfa, h. over 17 Columbia Ave. _CC 5^jO q Josepfa, varnisfaer, r. 610 West 6tfa. >_.jS < Josepfa R., (Gertrude)—Rogers Bros., 714 N. Main—fa, 869 N. Main. Ooj Levi P., veneerworker, r. 12 Lincoln. ([5§ Mary, widow Antfaony, fa.610 West 6th. (J)| Sponging by the New Duplex Spotless Method, 5c per yd.,25c for short lengths,CRovillus R., (Celeste), supt. pufalic schools, fa.627 E. 6tfa.CO Dress Goods and Fabrics of all kinds require sponging to prevent spotting or shrinking. The CDNew Duplex Method gives the goods a dressy effect and a rich cloth finish. «*j The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 West Third Street. .2> W{jj Rogerson, C. H., clerk, rms. Y. M. C. A. ODavid M., (Alberta M.), contractor and builder, fa.120 Barrett. Z)Frank E., r. 120 Barrett.Lorene, r. 120 Barrett.Robert C, (Mary), retired, h. over 17 Cowden place.G> Rofade, Allis I., student, r. 418 East 5tfa. (|)J2 Carrie J., widow Emil O,, fa.418 East 5tfa.q Claire E., teacher, r. 418 East 5th. QJT Martinette, asst. Prendergast library, r. 418 East 5th. (•+Rohlin, Charles E., (Hilda L.), weaver, fa.over 346 Foote.•mm Rohn, John, (Gustava), packer, fa.over 387 Fairmount. mm© Pauline, dressmaker, r. 387 Fairmount Ave. L^o© Roney, Charles H., (Agnes), supt. Lake View Rose Gardens, h. Fairmount, O Obeyond limits.^ Root, Bernard, (Margaret), barber, fa.311 Pine.*m Frank H., (Josephine A.), farmer, h. over 5 Cowden place.DL., (Elizabeth), finisfaer, fa.28 Hopkins Ave.t/i Marion A. B., r. 194 Forest Ave.{2 Nancy, widow William, fa.334 Foote.ORalph. R., student, r. over 5 Cowden place.^Theodore Z., S., fa.194 r. Forest Ave. Ave.e
R E F O R M E D S P E L L I N GTHE WAY THEYSPELLH A R D W A R EIN JAMESTOWNISR - O - S - E - N - C - R - A - N T - ZI^OR 28 years Rosencrantz &Company have stood forthe best principals of business.We sell none but articles ofknown quality and sell themupon the lowest margin atwhich business can be conducted.We have tried to build ourbusiness upon the Golden Ruleand accomodate the otherman whenever we can. Theseare the reasons which makethis the busiest store in thebusiest little city in the country;this is why a Jamestownman, when he thinksof hardware thinks ofR o s e n c r a n t z & C o m p a n y•*!!••
R o s e n c r a n t z& C o m p a n yThere are several reasons why your HARDWARE shouldcome from this store and every one of them is enough tosettle the queston:We have five floors of our own buildingcrowded full of everything that goes intoa hardware store, and that means thelargest assortment.This is the busiest store in Jamestownand that means our customers are treatedright in price and quality or theywouldn't come to us.We've been in the hardware business 28years and that means valuable experience.We buy in large quantities forcash and that means an advantage thatno one can beat.We lead this region in STOVES, COOKING and KITCHEN UTENSILS, TOOLS and CUTLERY, BUILDER'Sand MILL SUPPLIES, GAS FIXTURES and PLUMBINGMATERIALS, GARDEN IMPLEMENTS and FARMSUPPLIES.R o s e n c r a n t zit& C o m p a n y*«•J
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. D. SHARPE CO,JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 275 (/}° Everything Musical at D A N I E L S O N ' S |Rose, Albin, (Mary A.), painter, fa.over 223 Prospect.OCarl Otto, (Jennie), contractor and painter, "h. over 224 Prospect.Clarence D., (Elleanor), music teacfaer and organist First Presbyterian©burch, fa.v637 Lakeview.Harry, (Mary), barber shop, h. 4 Waterman.jS"Henry, (Minnie), nlgfat watchman, fa.559 Buffalo. *\\• ROSE,I. FRANCIS, (Mary)—I. P. Rose & Son, grocers, 853 N. Main—fa.W21 11th.Rose, William B., (Belle), r. 637 Lakeview Ave.JVT"f • Rosefaerg, Ella, weaver, r. 300 King. ^.mm Johanna, widow John, h. 300 King. CORoselle, Charles P., (Mollie C), steel cabinetmaker, h. 230 Broadfaead.•m* Grace B., r.2'36 Prospect.83 Jofan S., (Flora), metal painter, h. 236 Prospect.,mN Roselli, Severio, (Katie), musician, fa.39 12th.Q) Rosenberg, GertrudeJ., widow Lyman, fa.over 322 Soutfa Main.C Gertrude, student, r. over 322 Soutfa Main.*"J Harry, (Lottie E.), weaver, fa.366% Prospect.•mi Leonard, printer, bds. over 322 Soutfa Main. ^^t. Waldemar, (Vilma), metalworker, fa.over 23 Stowe.g POSTAL CARDS AND POSTAL ALBUMS. Sj'2 " THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. ^C 353 ROSENCRANTZ, ELOF, (Minnie C.)—EJof Rosencrantz & Co., 2 S. Main— SQ) fa. 21 Allen. »0^1 ROSENCRANTZ, ELOF & CO.—Elof Rosencrantz and Carl A. Lundquist— K^hardware, 2 Soutfa Main. (See adv.)_w^4) Rosencrantz, Paul B.—Banner Furniture Co., Steele St.—bds. 21 Allen. ^-0W Rosendafal, John O., (Hilma), finisher,h. 203 Crescent. ^3 ROSENGREN, AJNAR A., meat market, 121 Willard, fa.119 Willard.O Emma J., widow August, h. 119 Willard. Q%iC F., rms: Y. M. C. A.• Henry, meat cutter, bds. 541 Crescent. [/]q Rosenquist, Anna, r. 221 Weeks. ^V«H August F., (Mary), foreman, F. M. Curtis Co., fa.246 Crescent. -Elin, domestic, r. 339 East 4th.S£^, Hjalmer, metalworker, r. 221 Weeks.{(J Oscar, r. 221 Weeks. (/}Q Signe, domestic, r. 332 East 4th. QtfiTfaeodore, (Nellie), metalworker, fa.221 Weeks. Jj»Rosequist, Axel, finisher, fads,over 13 Victoria Ave. Gust E., (Laura H.), laborer, fa.30 Colfax. *vRosier, Margaret, widow Rofaert, h. 203 West 8th. "^Ross, Bror, bds. over 300 Willard.Claus R., machinist, r. 35 Hopkins.Edna- S., r. 237 Fairmount.Emmet H., student, r. 237 Fairmount.f\ • 1 • CT___„ The Best and Guaranteed to Please.UCCldent JrlOUr. AH Grocers Sell it.(/j
Don't Pay Rent. We Will Build You a Home in Celoron or Jamestown.Pay for it Sam© as Rent. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.276 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYLong Silk Gloves, the cheapest atTHEP. M. JOHNSON CO.•^ Ross, E. Winfield, (Fern L.), hardwood lumber, 305 Chandler, h. 323 E. 5{/°\ Florence, millfaand, r. 35 Hopkins Ave.Ralph.'bds. over 300 Willard. (?\^f Waldo I., elocutionist, r. 110 East 3rd. Q#^< Warner, (Hilda), engineer, fa.35 Hopkins. jv,^J ROSS, WARREN, (Margaret)—Pres. Ross Lumber Co., cor. Isabella and .3t^" Monroe-trfa. 610 Lakeview. ''Q^* William, (Louise J.), master mechanic, fa.237 Fairmount.•^j Rossing, Bror, (Anna), metalworker, fa.over 11 Columbia.f/J Rounds, Frank, (Ethel), wheelwright, h. 10 Hopkins.>Qj Rousler, Louise, Mrs., r. 610 Lakeview. t^. Rousseau, Joseph, (.Sarafa), polisher, fa.1403 Newland Ave.•^ Rowe, Ahart, (Susie), aristoworker, fa.17 College.p^^^Huldafa, dressmaking,, fa.over 120 East 3rd.Rowley, Cecil G., (Mary E.), laundryman, fa.110 East 3rd.ROWLEY, MARY, MRS., surgeon chiropodist, manicuring and shampooing,110 East 3rd. (See adv.)Antiseptics and sterilized patients may be treated at theirf * instruments used residence by appointment> MRS. C. G. ROWLEY^iSURGEON CHIROPODISTFACIAL BLEMISHES REMOVEDOFFICEELECTRIC FACIAL MASSAGE 110 EAST THIRD STREETg -—— MANICURE Cfl AND SHAMPOOING HOME PHONE 742>""»J LEATHER GOODS OF ALL KINDS.ffc^, THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. ^{f\ Ofaarles A., (Olive), contractor, h. 516 Hazzard. ^ f*fj» Hiram, emp. Grand Union Tea Co., bds. 8 15tfa. QJj^l James, lunch man, r. 118 East 2nd.Q^ Katie, h. 705 Nortfa Main.ROWLEY, MERRIT B., (Emma A.), Brooklyn fishand meat market, 2 Main, 8h. 36" Mechanic.CORoswell, (Birdie), fa.108 Fairview.^ Thomas F., (Agnes P.), hats and furnishings, 16 East 3rd, h. 413 Pren- Q^^ dergast Ave. —i^ Ruben, Anton, shoemaker, rms. 90 Allen Sq. Bldg., over 109 Main. 0j^ Ruckman, Frank O., (Alma), shipping clerk, h. 719 East 2nd.^*" John,'(Hattie S.), stationary engineer, h. 6 Morse. [/)^ Rudd, George H., dyer, bds. 25 Water. *Li Ruden, Louis E., (Lizzie C), compositor and pressman, h. 91 Prospect.Ruder, George M., (Marion), barber, h. 27 Derby.Rudolph, Nels, rms. Y. M. C. A.Rugg, Arthur, traveling salesman, r. 801 East 2nd.Catherine, widow Clayton, fa.801 East 2nd.• Clayton, clerk, r. 801 East 2nd.Clark Hardware Co. - - - Stoves, and Ranges.
qCarpets, Curtains, Draperies, Shades. THE A. D. Sharpe Co.O . JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 277x Pianos, musIcala%strliments Danielson's22 Rugg. C. €., Mrs., r. 10 West 8th.mJ Corydon A., (Jennie M.), physician, h. 744 East 2nd.QQ Harold C, (Victoria), r. 744 East 2nd.James, clerk, r. 801 East 2nd.Rummer, Earl, student, r,, 111 Hamilton. •oFrank H., (Bertfaa), hackman, h. Ill Hamilton.Rundell, Cecil, clerk, fa.1029 East 2nd.Dwigfat, (Helen), sec. and treas., E. W. Curtis Co., Chandler and' Winsor, fa.306 East 6tfa.Ernest J., (Etfael), emp. Bell Telephone Co., h. 837 Prendergast. z o"|"^ Rundquist, John, Andrew, carpenter, (Matilda), r. 507 East city 2nd. assessor, fa.428 Winsor,»TO Ruby R., student, r. 428 Winsor.ORusfa, Cfaarles, (Carlie), mechanic, h. over 408 East 6tfa.jj3(f) Rusfawortfa, Abraham, (Josephine), warpdresser, fa.109 Maple. I+J Anne B., bookkeeper, r. 18 Franklin. ^ Omm Benjamin, (Alice), warp dresser, h. over 145 Prospect. H dhFrank E.—Rushworth & Son, machinists, 112 Foote—r. 18 Franklin. ^ ^Harry N., (Maude S.), woodcarver, fa.over 207 Hazzard. ©— >
^J The trimmings and workmanship we NELSON, The Tailor, N**"^ put into your suit are the very best. 9 We»t Third St. taX.£ 278 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY fZV* QfQ^ fa. 901 North Main. J^0Claude C,—Salisbury & Son, 14-16 12th—r. 901 Nortfa Main.Elma G., student, r. 901 Nortfa Main..«/> George E., (Mary), emp. 95 J. & G. Ave., fa.315 East 5th."e 0© If you want good FISHING TACKLE or SPORTING GOODS, QG> we have them. The Lindholm Variety Hall. Home 1213. ftC
2 THB BBST aoODSP£BTs"B LOWBS7 THE A. P. SHARPE CO.mm Salvo, Gaenatano, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. qSample, Chester, r. 532 Lakeview. "**• Ethel E., r. Falconer. *£
Be Your Own Landlord. We Will Build a Home for You and Take OurPay Same as Rent. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.280 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY"TnIX&nT" The P. M. Johnson Co. SoSamuelson, Alfred G., (Louise H.)—Samuelson & Anderson, 261 S. Main—fa,137 Broadfaead.& Anderson—Alfred G. Samuelson, Mrs. Caroline Anderson—meat(Cmarket, 261 Soutfa Main.Tl Alice L., stenographer, r. 137 Broadhead.O A x e l , cabinetmaker, fads. 8 Fairfield Ave.Blanche, student, bds. 22 Fluvanna Ave.Q Charles, (Selma A. C), meat cutter, h. 259 Soutfa Main. 30 Edward W., (Emily), shipping clerk, h. over 140 Barrows. j£Ellen, spinner, r. 103 Wescott. 0Frank A., (Josephine A.), finisher, fa.over 548 Allen. D*^ Gust, h. 103 Wescott. 3^ Gust S., carver, bds. 96 Water. ^ffi Helga G., (Anna), woodcarver, fa.Willard, R. F. D. 82.u John, (Augusta), finisher,h. cor. Curtis and Falconer. ^ft\*•£ John, lafaorer, fads.128 Water. jm\^ . Jofan, carver, bds. 507 Chandler. v—
O CLSanders, James P., (Clara), tailor, fa.567 East 2nd.rJohn, (Dorothea), boot and shoe repairing, h. 17 West 7th.Pi"kj8THE MAGIC CURLER.—Waves and Curls the Hair in 10 to 15 minutes,without heat, while you are dressing or traveling.THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St.j~Susie, stenographer, bds. 112 West 7th.Sanderson, sanaerson, Axel, CAnnaj, (Anna), wooaworKer, woodworker, h. n. n 11 Bush. tsusn. ^aOj Sandford, John D., (Annie), confectionery and fruits, 9 W. 3rd, h. 400 PT]"t««j Lafayette. ^^8 Sandgren, Anna M., widow Jofan, fa.719 East 2nd. OQJJJ Carl A., (Anna M.), steel cabinetmaker, h. 140 Barrett. mm^ Charles, (Anna), metalworker, h. 140 Barrett. *J>*"*«» Gust A., cabinetmaker, bds. 126 Winsor. \^)(3 Hilmer, metalworker, bds. 140 Barrett. mm^ Sandquist, Eric, (Amelia), cabinetmaker, fa.46 Wescott. umMatilda S., widow Fred A., h. 215 Hazzard.P3Q) Nellie M., aristoworker, r. 215 Hazzard. *ftjm-mt Olof, (Jennie), laborer, h. over 402 Foote.**s) Victor, cabinetmaker, fads.217 East 3rd."*s» William O., finisfaer,bds. 215 Hazzard. Harry E., (Minnie), coachman, rms. 610 Lakeview. Tf)"k* John, (Minnie), woolsorter, h. 402 Foote. •»5 f\ »J . PI^.--. HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH, IF THE PRICE J^.^ vscciaent r lour is higher than others. rto
, t Hard, honest, hand-sewing in every suit that INELSON makes. That's why they mml/W can't loose their shape. 9 West Third Street. LoC 282 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY q Schell, Azoff, painter and paperhanger, h. over 143 Baker.to Harry, pressfeeder, r. over 143 Baker.Z3 Scfaenck, David W., (Mabel Yates), supt. finishing, 105 Winsor, fa.118 3Broadhead. p> X*JQ g Willard, Florence laborer, K., asst. r. auditor, 211 East 95 2nd. J. & G. Ave., r. 295 Hallock. 0) 3Q©Sehildmacfaer, Peter, (Julia), Ella M., metalworker, teacfaer, r. h. 63295 Prendergast. Hallock.Schermerfaorn, Emma, r. Lyle 632" C, Prendergast. (Alene), weaver, h. over 136 Foote.Q,^(J3 Scfalaudecker, Eugene M., (Elizabeth M.), mgr. Penn. Gas Co., 110 E. 3rd, fa. ZD>*226 Crossman. Q}Scbmahl, Reinold, draughtsman, rms. 409 West 3rd.(JQUJ Schobeck, Amelia M., stenographer, i. 102 Water. (f)^ Ernest F., shipping clerk, bds. 102 Water. ^."mm Olof B., (Hilma C), cabinetmaker, h. 102 Water. 3O Scholes, Jane, Mrs., r. 110 J. & G. Ave. 0 _j.22 Jofan T., (Lillian), moulder, fa.110 J. & G. Ave.e W Seholine, Cfaarles E., (Amelia), cabinetmaker, fa.788 East 2nd.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Fine Cutlery and Tools. 3
The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. THE A. D. SHARPE CO.!JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 283Everything Musical at DAMEISON'S. |Schone, Lizzie, clothpicker, h. over 123 Allen. mt^O* May, telephone operator, r. 614 Cfaerry. (j)Micfaael, (Christine), retired, fa.614 Cherry.^ Roy, eimp. Sfaerman House, r. 614 Cfaerry. mmScfaopp, Anna, twister, r. over 29 Charles.^Barbara, Mrs., fa.over 29 Cfaarles.~*J Emma W., r. over 29 Cfaarles. _U\) Scfaow, Martfaa H., stenographer, r. 22 West 9th.miJ^ Peter A., (Mary), cabinetmaker, fa.22 West 9tfa. f/jAm. Schrader, Glenn A., (Elizafaeti), carpenter, fa.103 Water. »y"*J Schreck, Gust, (Alice)—«Bard & Schreck, 115 E. 2nd— h. 412 East 5tfa. —.Scfaucfamann, Harry O, (A. Elsie), commercial traveler, h. 411 West 3rd. 3Mta Schurter, Adolpfa G., (Rose), jeweler, fa.311 East otfa. Qn^Schwartzwelder, Edward E., waiter, fads.Iroquois Hotel.Scfawein, Louis L., (Ida), faarbersfaop, 602 N. Main, fa.860 Spring. mm*fr* Scfaweires, Lillian, domestic, r. 117 Church. m-*^ Schwob, George G., woodworker, r. 826 Prendergast. OJacob, (Martfaa E.), retired, fa.826 Prendergast. QWilliam H., upfaolstering, r. 826 Prendergast.ftVi THE MAGIC HAIR CURLER.—Waves and curls the hair in 10 to 15 Min- GOutes, while you are dressing or traveling.U) THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St.S Scfay, L., (Augusta C.)—Ladies' Vienna Tailoring Co., over 217 N. Main-IO f a . cor. Fulton and East 5tfa.Scofieid, A. Clark, furniture packer, r. 41 13th.t»~ Ellis M., (Grace), bookkeeper, fa.11 VanBuren.2 Esther Pray, widow Ezra C, r. Fairmount, beyond limits.^ Era, (Bessie), physician, over 11 East 3rd, fa.607 Washington.V$ Jane W., widow Piatt, r. 12 Cross. •.- John W., (Ida), lafaorer, h. 41 13tfa.i*V William H., (Nellie), motorman, h. 15 10th.^ Scott, Andrew, (Hulda), macfaine helper, h. 28 Peterson.j> Arvid J., (LouisaC), cigarmaker, 31 Soutfa Main, fa.145 Allen.i^J Charles F., (Amanda C), teamster, h. 8 Walnut.•mm Clara, milliner, r. over 3 Briggs.f^" Ella B., r. 8. Walnut."*i Elmer R., (Luella Z.), laborer, fa.over 12 Fairview.Forest W., (Catherine), bottler, fa. 234% Sprague..0Frank, (Christine L.), night watchman, r. 610 N. Main.Frank W., musician, r. 858 Prendergast.Gavin C, finisher, r. 2 Falconer.George, asst. pressman, 12 West 2nd, r. 858 Prendergast.Gust, (Christine), stationary engineer, h. 536 Allen.Hannah, widow Oscar, fa. 3 Briggs.J. V., steward, B. P. O. E., bds. 122 Euclid Ave.John W., (Lou L.), physician, 222 Winsor, fa.do.j-\ »l j. d ,. HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH, IF THE PRICELfccident nour is higher than others
Niagara Falls Property For Sale. Business Property. Houses and Lotsand Acreage. CHAS, G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.284 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYCENTEMERI KID GLOVES are the best—soft, elastic, odurable. Sold at The P. M. JOHNSON CO.cCfl : ~^ Scott, James, (Clara)? weaver, fa. 2 Falconer. Q*a7 Josephine, fa.181 Barrows. rj•m M. Delpfaine, r. 858 Prendergast. *»tm2 Nelson, carpenter, bds. 154 J. & G. Ave. mOliver L., (Alice), teamster, fa. 5 Clark.J^Oliver L., Jr., carver, r. 5 Clark.m
S S S S W S K S S : The A. D. Sharpe Co |JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 285 >zg Phonographs at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main Street.oSefaolm, Carl, laborer, bds. over 80 Jones. 2Q•o ^Seiford, George, (Margaret), retired, h. 512 Monroe.> rjQ \ Seigel, Carl, faaker,rms. 613 Spring. j| mSelander, Arvid, (Matilda), metalworker, h. 29 Kinney." zCarl, (Hannah), cabinetmaker, fa.11 Cedar. r* >< 7 Carl, carpenter, bds. 126 Sampson. n zHattie, domestic, r. 72 Allen.K. George, (Irene), draughtsman, fa.406 Livingston. O -nSelene, Betty, widow John, picker, h. over 35 Morton.^5 qfA George, metalworker, r. 35 Morton. J" C^ Selfridge, Jane, r. 411% Cherry. g .^ Sellew, Ada, r. 68 Falconer. 0 aZi W. A., (Refaecca E.), Methodist bishop, h. 68 Falconer. _ i %\J Sellman, Andrew, (Erika), shipping clerk, h. 125 Weeks. o 'ft Oscar, (Hildor), metalworker, fa._37 10th. ? oZ Sellstrom, Alice H., stenographer, r. 304 Forest. C &Z Anton, (Josephine), machine hand, fa.37 Chapin. JJ ^— g*^ DRY GOODS! CARPETS! OIL CLOTH! C -nm> > >^ THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St. - m >.mL, Fabian Cfaarles G., A., (Emily meat cutter, E.), meat r. 304 market, Forest. 17 East 3rd, h. 611 Jefferson. O 2} ^ r(/) Florence M., paper boxmaker, r. 173% Soutfa Main. O OD F r e d A., cafainetmaker, r. 37 Cfaapin. | >George W.,'(Minnie), clerk, h. over 30 McKinley." enOQ Gertrude A., clothmender, r. 37 Chapin. Z ^Jennie M., r. 37 Cfaapin. _, >• Mary, Mrs., h. under 44 Tower. • " -H^3 May B-> musician, r. 611 Jefferson. j,luNellie, widow Anton, h. 173% Soutfa Main. zoSellvin, Anna M., Mrs., fa. 21 East 8th.Ernest R., express messenger, r. 21 East 8th.^Florence E., stenographer, r. 21 East 8th.rHugo E., engraver, r. 21 ]gast 8th.Ask for Occident Flour PURDY BROS., Distributors Im
^_j Hard, honest hand-sewing in every suit NELSON makes. That's why they can't J1/1 loose their shape. 9 West Third Street. ^J.£ 286 ' JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY T
Q THE "gTS^ST STOCK The A. P. Sharpe Co. 2Q JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 287 i~I Pianos Ma^lL Danielson's, 1 Main St.
Real Estate of All Kinds in All Parts of Jamestown for Sale.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING,288 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYVm\m Marfir* Hail" Ctirlor Curling Irons burn the hair and are dangerous; oth»^ C.\B., Kabo, American Lady and Thomson Glove*'§ fitting Corsets at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.«^Qj Shearman, F. Louise, student, r. 415 East 4tfa.CD0^ Isaac A., (Lilla), carpenter, also, poormaster town Ellicott, fa.Fair- (D^^ mount, beyond limits. (jft"Q Lulu C, r. 205 Liberty. X3m Merle, (Andrie Palmer), drayman, h. 108 Cook Ave. W'lm Roy N., St. Ry. conductor, r. Fairmount, beyond limits. mWarren M., deliveryman, r. over 49 Soutfa Main.torn.Q) Sfaeffell, Arline C, Mrs., clerk, fa.219 Spring. •Jjj*JJ* Shedd, Edward H., (Sarah S.), paperhanger, h. 874 Spring. (Pjj Elizabeth F., r. 504 West 3rd.q» Jennie F., widow William D., h. 504 West 3rd. *N•nj SHEDD, LEWIS F., coal and lumber, cor. Isabella and Monroe, h. 504 W. 3rd. Ar© Sfaefaan, John, section hand, J. C. & L. E. R. R., bds. 635 West 8th. (P»5J Sheldon, Belle B., bookkeeper, r. 612 Front. •03SCharles, bookkeeper, rms. 409 Prendergast.Edward, (Matie), emp. Jofanson Ice Co., fa.95 Fairmount Ave.Harry P., (Mary M.), vice Pres,. National Cfaautauqua Bank, h. 70 •*•Prospect.Ir^ Lenora E., widow Alexander, h. 219 Foote. \yJ>J ^*"S ''air v^uricr cur|Crstake aM day ornighttod0theirwork Masi(.o >J Curlers take 10 to 15 minutes. THE ABRAHMSON-BIGELOW COMPANY, West Third Street ftoft r£^ Martfaa, 110 Lakeview. widow William, fa.303 West 4tfa.^rT» Sfaellberg, Porter, Amil; (Mary); (Alfreda), retired, contractor h. 70 Prospect. & builder, h. 790 East 2nd. W?H Axel, Ralpfa (Doretta), C, (Isabelle), carpenter, pres. treas. h. 16 Axtel. Am. Aristotype Co., 56 Prospect, fa. g\Mq Gotfried, fads.216 Crescent. JK^^PQHugo, gluer, bds. 11 Hall Ave.Tfaeodore, (Louise), foreman, fa.430 Winsor.' *Sfaellstrom, Cfaarles V., (Selma), metalworker, h. 118 Palmer.Shelters, Bertha, aristoworker, h. 509 Clinton.Hannah E., widow George H., r. 509 ClintonJ^J Shepard, Jane A., bds. 411 Lafayette. . ^^ > Franklin, G., (Louise), veterinary surgeon, h. 406 Washington. m*m7\ Shepardson, '"'•' W. E., (Bettie), engineer, " h. 323 " Lincoln.Sfaerlock, Etfaelyn, photographer, bds. 617 Pine." ~~~ 0 wSherman, Albert E., Mertie), bookbindery, over 12 West 2nd, h. 352 Foote. 09sSfaerman Book Bindery, Albert E. Sherman, prop., over 12 West 2nd.Ella, h. Fairmount, bey. limits.Ida, fads.Fairmount, beyond limits.J. A., (Josephine), fireman, fa.178 Fairmount.CLARK HARDWARE Cp, Stoves and Furnaces.
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RenbergANDColander3 Main St. JamestownNew YorkJ. F R E D M O R R I S O NCUSTOM TAILORINGDry and Steam Gleaning'Ladies Work a Specialty16 EAST THIRDSTREETHOME PHONE98-BF- R. M O O D YDr. A. W . WeibleiRealEstate'DENTISTOver16 East Third StreetWellmanBldg.JamestownS. Y.H a y w a r d Sp SonDealers inJ. SAMUEL FOWLERATTOHNEY-AT-LAWSEEDSr FLOUR, FEED,GRAIN, HAY, STRAW••••• ETc.\+wwm.mm24 East Third Street, Corner PineJamestown :: :: New York16 1-2HOME PHONE620-Bit AND 18 WELLMAN BUILDINGJamestown . N. Y.• ELL MiONI121-rR. W . T H A Y E R , JewelerWATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY111 WEST THIRD STREET
H-p Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. D. SHARPE CO.Oco — • —JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 289 wo c•j= Edison RecordsO 30and Supplies at DANIELSONS. 2 •• m^» Sherman, Lucy A., widow Edward, fa. 327 Foote. _ njMary, waitress, r. 1Q Steele.•nX • .Sfaipman, Frank, laundress, bds. 33 Fenton PI.> po • Shields, Samuel B., (Amelia), electrician, h. 837 Washington. " H 2Sfairley, Mabel, millhand, r. 40 Peach.^ mMoses B., (Phoebe) fa.40 Peach. " HShoesmith, Alfred, (Alice), foreman, h. 117 King. r* .J^ Thomas, (Emma), clerk, h. 37 Peacfa. co o(J\ Sholtz, Micfaael, laborer, r. 546 Crescent. O 30DSfaone, Claude, (Alice), macfainist, r. Fairmount.° jjShooke, Mabelle E., clairvoyant, r. 135 Cfaandler. jj> £Short; Frank, electrician, r. 84 Falconer.q rnQQ Marcella, widow James, fa.135 Chandler.Fred J., (Laura), electrician, h. 30 Chestnut. p -idGladys, r. 84 Falconer.\W\: gm. • Ruffled Curtains at Exceptionally Low Prices. > —THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. jj 5;•M g"1m J. H., (Ada E.), electrician, fa.84 Falconer. C cLillian, r. 84 Falconer.^ O(/) Shortman, J. B., (Blanche), saloon, r. 824 North Main. g+J Sfaosenfaurg, William A., (Minnie), finisher,h. 388 South Main. C 5C Sfaoultz, Ella, Mrs., dressmaker, fa.over 21 Victoria. 3
+J Thru and thru year'round worsteds, vri C()U Q Wpcf 2rJ Cf /-St/3 in black, blue and fancy suitings. l^LLdJUi^, 7 TTOSl 01U J I. WCOC 290 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY*c5^TSiegel, Herman, (Sarafa), junk dealer, fa.12 Victoria.Pfaillip S., printer, bds. 12 Victoria.CM Cfaarles, (Ada), upholsterer, h. 3"Grandin.^1 George, upfaolsterer, r. 35 West 9tfa.John F., (Maytey L.), licensed sewer and sidewalk contractor, h,510 Foote.Pauline, widow Anton, fa.35 West 9th.xiii Sill, Cora, Mrs., r. 16 West 9th.aj. Cornelia, widow George H., fa.16 Harrison. CDdGeorgia H., r. 16 Harrison.| Katfaerine L., r. 16 West 9th.Xif William M., M. D., r. 16 Harrison. CDm Silsby, Alton M., (Lutie), carpenter, fa.107 lltfa. "*>I Lydia, widow Holden, winder, fa.561 Allen. Z)Margaret R., stenographer, h. 561 Allen. 0° Simmergren, Andrew, (Alice), metalworker, fa.108 Williams. (J)d Estfaer, domestic, r. 108 Williams. (/)jjj J" Oscar, laborer, r. 108 Williams. •D O Simmons, Adelbert, (Hattie), painter, fa.Violet St.^ j{! ' Cassius L., (Laura), cement mason, h. 9 Crossman.co oz< SANITOL Preparations TOOTH PASTE, TOOTH POWDER, puiare the BEST. LIQUID ANTISEPTIC for the teeth. QThe Abrahamson=Bigelow Co. west Third st. OoZFrank B., (Fannie M.), engineer, h. 32 Institute.> Frank C, (May), emp. St. R. R. Co., h. over 207 West 3~d.m 0Harry W., (Alta), painter and paper hanger, h. 37 Chambers.Harvey, rv 420 Foote Ave.Jack, (Edith), laborer, fads. 9 Tew.0^j Merritt, (Hannah), carpenter, rms. 208 West 4th. \^J ' Willis M., student, rms. 208 West 4th. *3 Simon, Hedwig, r. 315 Clinton. CD•mm P. Frederick, (Bafaette), mgr. Milwaukee Bot. Co., h. 315 Clinton. "Simonson, Nicoli, (Tekla), metalworker, r. 719 Cfaerry.2Z_j£ Simpson, Andrew, (Ida), metalworker, h. over 188 Barrett Ave. wq Henry A., (Grace), macfainist, h. 18 Flagg Ave. Q)O Singer Sewing Macfaine Co., R. L. Siawson, mgr., 203 West 3rd.O Sisson, Allen, (Emma), h. 412 West 3rd. PI^ Bertha H., music teacher, r. 412 West 3rd. 0)1_ Fred, finisher,bds. 430 Allen. tf)U George W., (Lillian N.), coal dealer, 16 Isabella Ave., h. Ill Price. f+^> Hiram, (Susan), optician, fa.23 Scott. » ."mm Jeanette, Mrs., fa.311 Prendergast. ^© SIXBEY, DEWITT C, (Anna), mgr. Lyon Furniture Co., fa.44 Fairmount. Z^ Mary, r. 44 Fairmount. Q,W Sizer, Alida, weaver, r. 8 Lakeview.T3 , rp< Clark Hardware Co. Stoves and Furnaces r+
g a S S . 'SffBSr. The A. P. Sharpe Co.PI A 1VIOQrif\L\VJmJJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 291and a11 kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSat DANIELSON'S, 1 Main StreetSjogren, Axel, (Selma), metalworker, fa.18 Water.Skans, Amel, (Minnie), miller, h. 517 Camp.Frank, (Louise), woolsorter, r. 4 Hebner. 5J"S^ Gordon, upholsterer, r. 517 Camp. .Zi^ftt Mary, widow Otto, r. 505 Camp. m}Uj Skellie, Monroe, (Etta), emp. feed mill, fa.851 Prendergast. ¥+•^ Walter, (Mary E.), butter buyer, h. 115 Allen. {/>Skenandore, Nicholas, (Henrietta), Empire bowling alley, 120 W. 3rd, fa.122 ©QQWest 3rd.
LOTS FOR SALE IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE CITY.CHAS. G. T.INDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.292 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYThe largest assortment of fine Cloaks and Suits in the O(0 City at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.
THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST ""J Gust E., (Elizabeth), metalworker, h. 7 Hunt road. 5 OzCO Harold, emp. 95 J. & G. Ave., r. 805 Cfaerry. ^ pdm H. C, emp. Erie R. R., rms. Everett Hotel.
& Nelson's TailorIS OVER THE GREEKS, 9 W. 3d.ShopHome Phone 137-B..S 294 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY JfJ2OSmith, Hilma L., nurse, r. 7 Hunt road.Howard A.—Smith & Johnson, over 14 East 3rd—h. Ill East 3rd, K
6 Always Buy Your Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPE CO. §JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 295Phonographs at DANIELSON'S 1 Main Street.Smitfa, Sidney A., Jamestown cotton mills, r. 500 East 6tfa.Tfaomas B., (Isabella), warpdresser, h. 645 East 6th.cThomas H., (Minnie), boss carder, h. 418 East 5th."7 _Thomas Henry, (Ellen), Jamestown cotton mills, 56 Center, h. 500 2«East 6ti. f*Walter C, (Mary A.), plasterer, fa.308 West 8th. *~PWalter D., printer, r. 213 Barrett.i—mWillard, carpenter, bds. 266 Barrett.mJWilliam, (Anna), laborer, fa.17 15th. (8©*William, (Anna M.), bartender, fa. 9 Water. m±William, (I. Delia)), veneerworker, fa. 7 Waterman.)m^" Helen, r. 243 Broadhead.f.^'"7Zs\T^Peter •J__i,". M Hit DPnVFNI IT« WflBTH IF THF PRICF K Hlf.HFR *±Z?A., (Hannafa), Flrvnr painter, "AS PR-0VEN fa.282 ITS South worth Main. if the PKittin niuntK o\J UCCIQClll llOUr THAN OTHERS. PURDY BROS, DistributorsCDaCD
COCHOICE LAKE FRONT LOTS FOR SALE.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDfNG. X296 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY CfQrn FINE SILKS AND DRESS GOODS ^' The lowest prices at T H E P. M. J O H N S O N CO. Q5"Soderstrom, August, (Elma), em.p. Century Furn. Co., fa.100 Liberty.Joseph, deliveryman, r. 100 Liberty.COO t t e i nReinfaoldn o m «.,G.,(.Anna(Annam.),M.),caDmexmaKer,cabinetmaker, fa.overn. over s.o375DXKHie.Foote./•«Verner.Verner,tailortailor.bds.,bds.217217EastEast3rd.3rd.DOSogurney, Jofan, fa.113 Hopkins Ave.rf\ Solikowski, Mark, (Josepfaine), fa.34 Scott. «.\2 Solliday, Benjamin K., (Cornelia A.), mining, fa.872 N. Main. /Tmpr Sarafa K., dressmaker, fa.12 Chandler. ""mm Soloman, Leonard, carpenter, bds. 45 11th. UQ•t Solomonson, John A., (Agnes A.), boss filler, fa.22 Park. PJJ-J John, fa.608 WTest 6tfa. QQ< Soode, Herman, veneerworker, bds. 320 Forest.mm Sonne, Hans, (Hilda), cabinetmaker, fa.12 Morton. Qr Sopenso, Joseph, (Elizafaeth), laborer, fa.218 Steele. „^mm Sotir, T. H., boot and shoe repairing, 3 Taylor, rms. 52-53 Allen Sq. Bldg., VSouthland, over Eugene, 119 Main. emp. Maddox Table Co., r. 60 Harrison. "^ r\South Side Creamery, Mrs. S. E. Stern, prop., 60 Harrison.ftCO"5FERRIS GOOD SENSE CORSET WAISTMade in various shapes to conform with the natural figure,and with regard tothe most ap- mmmm proved rules of health. CHILDREN, MISSES, LADIES. JQd) THE ABRAHAM SON.BIGELOW COMPAMY, 114.116=118 West Third Street ftmm Southwick, Cassius, engineer, r. 109 Foote. m*— Laura A., Mrs., fa.201 East 1st. COJZ, Leslie, (Stella), r. 109 Foote. • O^" Sylvia, widow Jerome, fa.109 Foote. Z)Cu Spalding, Alfaertus, (Miranda), veneerworker, h. 104 Cfaarles. QJm\ Blanche, clerk, r. 104 Charles. jmr1J2, Spaulding, E. D., (Lucy M.), retired, fa.315 Spring. »—
CARPETS, CURTAINS, TL A T\ CUomo fn ODRAPER.ES, SHADES. ' ,u' "• lJm JIIOipC VAJ. cJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 297U3g Phonographs at DANIELSONS, 1 Main Street.,to-i»• Spencer, Hannah, widow Henry, r. 433 East 4th. co 73' mr> Harold, r. 129 Crescent. > j,^^ Habtie M., r. over 36 VanBuren.Henry, macfainist, r. 301 Lincoln.m"Jennie, widow Sylvester, h. 5 Hall. £CDJofan W., r. 129 Crescent. >73CO Kent W., (Katfaerine), electrician, h. 14 Richmond place. >Lynn, (May), letter carrier, h. 11 Peacfa.fjMable B., matron Y. M. C. A., r. 220 East 2nd.mfj Mabel Olive, E., clerk, r. 21 r. Ellicott. 220 East 2nd. - 5TOO Percy E., (Myra), motorman, r. 708 Wasfaington. 73 coSolomon, (Ann Maria), woolsorter, h. 21 East Ellicott. Z -nThomas, r. 21 East Ellicott. 2 2William H., (Annis), woolsorter, h. 136 Foote.- rCO•f* OSperry, Estie, (Jennie), foreman, h. 28 Center.rD •Spiro, Chris, finisher,bds. over 218 Steele. O JOQLazaro, finisfaer,bds. over 218 Steele. _ 2Spits, Ellen, fa.under 212 Forest. O 73C >LINOLEUM, OIL CLOTHS AND CARPETS.OMinnie, weaver, r. under 212 Forest.2 w > oTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd—St.m>H§>[t Spitz, John H., (Hilma), steel casemaker, fa.210 Benedict. ^ H qSpjut, Cfaarles, (Augusta), laborer, h. over 214 Falconer.73 rm. Spooner, Martha E., stenographer, bds. 38 10th.H Sprague, Belle, r. 101 Broadfaead. OBlanche, teacher, r. 101 Broadhead. "m. Charles A., teamster, fa.101 Broadfaead. £S^ SPRAGUE, CLARENCE J., (Minnie)—Herald Printing Co., 310 Pine—h. 15 30C Fluvanna. coSPRAGUE, ELMER E., (Emily W.), mgr. Herald Printing Co., 310 Pine— ^COh. 18 Fluvanna. *iCD Horatio B., (Harriett D.), mail carrier, fa.10 Cook. Z•C James L., (Margaret)^Sprague & Zeliff, 104 W. 3rd—fa. 336 Foote. zCO Lynn T., r. 16 West 5th."Z Mary A., widow George W., h. 101 Broadhead. \
t^j ing. 9 West Third Street. mm.&C 298 ' JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY D>3"?5lumber, h. over 80 Highland Ave.j ^ Springshorn, Wildrig, (Hecta), plumber, h. over 80 Highland Ave. May, r. 710 Wasfaington.2 Nettie M., winder, bds. 55 Harrison.HT" Rowland, (Lizzie), packer, fa.55 Harrison.T. S., lineman, fads.Babcock House.-S Stafal, James E., horseman, fa.460 Buffalo.O Stahley, Earl R., emp. Bell Telephone Co., r. 30 13th.OHarry, (May), baker, h. 826 Cherry.OJacob F., (Katherine), butcher, fa.30 13tfa.^Mayme C, r. 30 13th.>- Roy F., butcher, r. 30 13th.QVirgil, meat cutter, r. 30 13th.«/> Staintfaorpe, Jonas, (Adelia), macfainist, fa.118 Harrison."m- Stake, Jofan, foreman, h. Curtis.O Stam, Carl, (Mary E,), h. under 423 Allen.22 Stamm, William, (Sophia), barber shop, under 301 Main, h. 21 VanBuren.& Stanander, August, (Emma), millfaand, h. 38 Franklin.£ CLARK HARDWARE CO. Fine Cutlery and Tools. J/j
6 Always buy yonr Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPE CO. rO JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 299 Q}| C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. -1 Main St. &Z> . -sQQ Standafal, Axel, machine faand, r. 305 Winsor. (/)Standisfa, Henry J., (Elma A.), mechanic, r. 211 East 2nd.m..O R o y L., (Lizzie), Sit. Ry. conductor, h. Hunt road. Z5William E., (Frances L.), laborer, fa.Connecticut Ave. ^^STANFORD, FRED C, (A. May), Central commercial gallery, 37 Taylor, h. T]316 McKinley.Stanley, Cora B., Mrs., cook, h. 13 17tfa.W. C, (Effie M.), machine faand,h. 363 Falconer.Stansfield, Charles, (Eliza), foreman spinner, h. 43 Hazzard.m-mStanton, Clarence H., (Nellie A.), boxmaker, fa.118 Steele. ^^Edna, cloth mender, fa.over 26 Water. foStaples, Gerald G., student, r. 352 Soutfa Main."^jLawrence A., (Hattie M.), macfainist, h. 352 Soutfa Main. f}Milton, teamster, h. 1254 Prendergast. T"Stapleton, Christopher, (Mary), millhand, h. 1210 East 2nd.QtErnest, electrician, r. 47 Foote.Ida, packer, r. over 128 Stowe.3Ira, mirror cutter, r. 1210 East 2nd.Joseph, (Margaret), deliveryman, fa.over 114 Stowe.CREX GRASS MATTING!CREX RUGS!THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St.Lawrence B., woodcarver, r. 47 Foote.Mary A., Mrs., h. 47 Foote.May, aristoworker, r. 1210 East 2nd.William G., (Anna C), warpdresser, fa.32 Water.Star Furniture Co.—Pres., Jay Crissey; Sec, Clayton W. Baker—25 Briggs.0 Stark, Charles H., fish dealeri fads.409 Cfaerry. .^S» O. P., (Julia), furniture, 121 W. 3rd, h. 11 East 6th. .3 STARKWEATHER, JOHN, prop. Riverside Hotel, 119-123 Fairmount.mm First Class Bar Good Restaurant ^JCORIVERSIDE HOTEL Xb Jamestown, N. Y. J. STARKWEATHER, Prop. J.mm Near J. C. Jh L. E. Ry. Depot and <strong>Chautauqua</strong> SSS Home Phone mm— Lake Steamboat Landing 48 = b Bell Phone \\V"" Starstrom, Jofan, (Hilda), cabinetmaker, h. 120 Englisfa. PI•^ Start,-'August, farmer, bds. 495 Cfaandler. ^*^ Axel, (Anna), laborer, h. 495 Cfaandler.Jl Staub, Willard.W., (Effie), insurance, fa.112 Cook Ave. _,~ Stead, William, (Blanefae), shipping clerk,, h. 124 Jones. £Cp"»> Stearns, Alice P., r. 62 McKinley.m* AMra, Mrs., r. 304 Prendergast. rj\m* Benjamin F., (Jessie G.), cfaief clerk, Erie freight office, h: 14 Maple. TJ® Charles, carpenter, bds. 207 Palmer. Q5 occidentflour. PURDY BROS., Distributors. Z3CDP""^30Q
K^Jamestown, Celoron and Niagara Falls Real Estate For Sale.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.300 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYTHE P. M. JOHNSON CO. \ TReliable Dry Goods, Suits and Carpets.STEARNS, FRANK M., (Harriett)—F. M. Stearns & Co., 320 N. Main—fa,108 Crossman.STEARNS, FRANK M.
n The Largest and Best Stock of Dry Goods. A. D. SHARPE CO. £>^ — H\J JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY * 301 gX Edison Records supplies at Daniclsonsco : ;D STEVENS, FRANK W., (Mary M.) cfaairman Public Utilities commission,Albany; lawyer, rm. 46 Fenton Bldg.; Pres. Jamestown LightingCQand Power Co., 6 Ellicott Bldg.; h. 27 Allen.Jay T., (Martfaa), retired, fa.610 Nortfa Main.• Leon, insurance agent, fa.over 34 Willard.OMargaret K., student, r. 27 Allen.Mary, Mrs., r. 808 Prendergast." William P., (Kate M.), furniture salesman, fa.509 Wasfaington.M* Wilson C (Maude E.), fireinsurance, rms. 5-6 Allen Sq. Bldg., over119 Main, h. 310 Foote.S£ Stevenson, Charles, (Bertha), cabinetmaker, h. over 303 Newton.«J Hannafa, clotfa drawer, r. 321 Stowe.? Jofan, (Hannafa), fa.321 Stowe.^t^Jofan, (Mary), textileworker, h. 622 East 6th.Louisa M., widow Alonzo, h. 702 East 2nd.*^ STEVENSON, MAYNE R., attorney and mgr. Jofanson Ice & Coal Co., h. 120QFulton,^Oscar, (Hilda), metalworker, h. over 181 Tfaayer.H »" THE STEVENSON, MAGIC CURLER.—Waves WI1.LIAM E., (Margaret), and Curls sec. the and Hair treas. in Jofanson 10 to 15 Ice minutes, & Coal5jCo., without 610 West heat, 8tfa, while fa.120 you Fulton. are dressing or traveling.© THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St.tO•*» Stewart, Alexander L., (Grace), foreman, 95 J. & G. Ave., h. 19 lltfa.*5I Alex, student, bds. 622 East 6th..0 Alpine A., (Mary E.)—Stewart & Hanson, plumbers, 110 S. Main—^h. 25 15th.Annie, matron Y. W. C. A., h. 14 Franklin.«5J Blanche, milliner, r. over 641 East 6th.*•»•NCecil V., (Lillian), foreman Morning Post, h. 16 Hazzard.Dana, metalworker, fads.154 J. & G. Ave.3 Elizabeth M., fa.819 Prendergast.Grisella, widow David, h. flat G Kent falock,27 Forest Ave.? Guy C, (Jessie), h. 847 Prendergast.ft H .S., Mrs., fa.217 Crescent.ft Jessie, stenographer, r. over 641 East 6th.^Laura, dressmaker, r. 805 West 5th.o^^ L. Clyde, (Alice E.), Treas. Liberty Furn. Co., Blackstone Ave., fa.cor.J. Newton and Winsor.^ Mafael E., r. 819 Prendergast. 0'ft Mary, fa.14 William Franklin. J., (Bessie), electrical worker, h. over 26 Victoria. C >>. William Nettie, Mrs., J., student, h. over r. 641 819 East Prendergast. 6th. z mTheodore, (Nancy Ella), janitor High school, h. 8 Institute. •A.k Your Crocer fpr p^y BROTHERS, DlStribUtOrS. 5OCCIDENT FLOUR.oHto
f NELSON'S TAILOR SHOP {L^g^sfe 9 W. Third St. J.£ 302 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY jut*JO - CfQStickler, George W., (Rose), mgr. Jamestown Bakery, 217 Spring, h. 301 HT^^Jefferson.«vj Stillman, Ida N., widow Rfaierson, fa.329 East 2nd.STILWELL, CLYDE W., (Ruby N. H.), Peerless laundry, 51 Barrett, fa.do. cStilson, Amos C, (Delia), mecfaanic, r. 205 Lafayette.»i»2 B. A., (Maude), clerk, fa.over 319 Lincoln. J"P D. Earl, (Catherine), draughtsman, h. 1388 East 2nd. (/)j Elias B., (Jennie), cabinetmaker, fa.1390 East 2nd. tt\^Ralpfa E., (Judith M.), gluer, h. over 20 Forest.°" Stitt, Alvin D., (Florence), sec. Falconer Mirror Wks., h. 34 Chestnut. QJQ Austin W., foreman, r. 25 Foote. J2 STITT, WILLIAM, (Sarah M.), pres. Falconer Mirror Co., Falconer, h. 25 mW j Foote. QQgj O Stocker, Frank L., (Bessie J.), clerk, r. 304 West 3rd. fl|QE Stockton, Tfaomas L., (Myrtle), contractor and fauilder,h. 256 Fairmount. Q R. D.—Lyndon Worsted Mills, Falconer, N. Y.—fa. 613 East 8tfa. 52z Stoll, Gust, policeman, r. over 3 Sturges. mtLouisa, widow Gust, h. over 3 Sturges. Q)Stoltz, Herman H., (Flora E.), compositor, 12 West 2nd, fa.76 Barrett. ^^m^ Stone, Addie, Mrs., r. 8 Cook Ave. (J"^ A. J., (Emma), teamster, h. 20 Price. _,-p- Ara V., (Nellie E.), bookkeeper, fa.18 Columbia. jj^Cfaarles, (Christine), teamster, fa.over 82 Hedges Ave.-q Emil A., (Emily M.), finisfaer, fa.25 West 9tfa.rq Frank A., metalworker, r. 251 Fulton. m(^ © Ivy, Gust trained F., (Hulda), nurse, second r. over faand 82 Hedges store, fa.611 Ave. West 7tfa. f) W^^ Josephine, widow John F., r. 328 Foote. mml_ Lavina L., Mrs., fa.26 West 9th. HCZ Levi M., (Florence), contractor, h. 251 Fulton.5/5 Minnie, widow Milton D., fa.312 West 5tfa.t*^ Victor L., (Stella), lumber buyer, fa.over 2 East. AO William H., (Nellie), metalworker, fa.254 Hallock. )£2 W. K., Pres. Huntsville Lumber Co., 57 New Fenton Bldg., fa.Corry, Pa. Umi William S., (Mary E.), teamster, fa.526 Winsor. ^1 CLARK HARDWARE GO. Builder's Hardware jf
0 Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE [A. D. SHARPE CO. §Q JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 303 ®x Everything Musical at DANIELS ON'S «UJ Stoneborg, Clarence T., driver, bds. 323 Newland Ave. *"*"*) Edward W., motorman, bds. 323 Newland.•nJofan A., (Anna), retired, fa.323 Newland. m*mmStoneburg, Fredericka, domestic, rms. 316 Liberty.(f)• Stonefeldt, Emily, r. 31 Falconer. ZT^ Stonehouse, Helena N., student, r. 13 Elk.3STONEHOUSE, JOHN, (Harriett V.), real estate and loans, notary public,17-18 Wellman Bldg., h. 13 Elk. (See adv.)0Q\lm Willard, student, r. 13 Elk. CfQStoner, Eugene, (Irene), faricklayer,h. 41 Flagg Ave. O+J Lynn H., (Nettie E.), fa.850 Prendergast. OCd Sarafa, widow Isaac, r. 641 East 6tfa. ftStop, Philomena, widow Francis, fa.36 Harrison. (J)(fl Philomena, weaver, r. 36 Harrison.oc Storey, Florence A., widow Charles, fa.over 151 Foote.George, hostler, bds. 329 Liberty.CDr Jay W., cementworKer, r. over ±t>i *xx>te. z„Storm, Edward, furnace tender, r. 118 East 2nd. m*«— Stormer, Adam—Eagle Foundry & Macfaine Co., 115 J. & G. Ave., fa.do. -^"3
Real Estate of All Kinds in All Parts of Jamestown for Sale.CHAS. G. UNDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.304 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYC. \B., Kabo, American Lady and Thomson Glove- Ofitting Corsets at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. £j•^Strand, Alice, r. 224 Prospect.o A. Emil, (Hulda C), coachman, fa.115 Park. ^~* Charles O., (Adla S.), aristoworker, h. over 215 Prospect. J"*» Cfaarles O., (Anna), carpenter, fa.224 Prospect. J|"*Tft. Cfaarles O., (Josephine), polisher, h. 43 Holman. ^Urn Ernest, macfaine hand, bds. 224 Prospect. jjm** Ernest W., veneerworker, r. 43 Holman. "^fj Gunnar A., macfainist, r. 43 Holman. ^^"* Jofan, helper, r. 344 East 4th. f&.j Oscar, (Augusta A.), stonemason, fa.117 Maple. Q*mi Strandberg, Frank O., (Christina), Pres. Atlas Furniture Co., h. 331 Foote. •«Stranghen, Robert J., (Mary E.), steam fitter,h. 821 Lafayette. ~!ph Stratton Cfaarles E., (Rose A.), liquor dealer, fa.36 Fairmoujit. m•*2 Earl, clerk, rms. Y. M. C. A. ~63 3+~ QJ Strauss, Benjamin, European Hotel, (Evangeline 5 S. Main, E.), fa.over liquor store, 10 S. 3 Main. S. Mam, also prop. JLQ^ Benj & Co., liquor store, also bottlers of Buffalo Iroquois beer, 3Soutfa Main.Stravato, John, (Bessie), laborer, h. 10% Steele.f^c GLOVES AND HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDRENCC THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St.- 1^J Streeter, Madora, domestic, bds. 11 Cleveland place. ^jrt Strickenberg, Anna, r. 618 Spring.f/J Clara, r. 618 Spring. *mLQJ Ella, Mrs., fa.618 Spring. af^T Inez, r. 618 Spring. ft^m Strickland, Blanche M., telephone operator, r. 637 Falconer. *»!T* Calvin, h. 199 Barrett.[^ Francis L., (Louisa), shipping clerk, fa.524 Sturges. IJosepfaine, widow Parker, fa.637 Falconer.^ LeRoy P., r. 524 Sturges. ft*E R o y W., bookkeeper, r. 29 12th. m,William J., express driver, r. 637 Falconer.J^CQ Willis L., (Luella M.), carpenter, h. 29 12th. OQ) Striebig, Josepfa, (Frances), bds. 380 Foote. mml^V? Stringer, Dwigfat R, (Anna G.), electrician, fa.18 Pratfaer. ^^mf Stroebel, Louis H., (Margaret), express messenger, h. 19 West 2nd. ^JMaud, milliner, r. 19 West 2nd.ft^ Strom, Simon, (Matilda), sander, fa.65 Hotchkiss. ^^~ Stromberg, Anna, widow Emil, h. 243 Crescent. *m-, Emilia A., teacfaer, r. 243 Crescent. ^Emma, domestic, r. 32 Broadfaead.f/}Estfaer, bookkeeper, r. 243 Crescent.•Nellie R., r. 243 Crescent.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and Furnaces.
g, THE BEST OOODSATTHB LOWES, ^fl ^ J) gfl^pj (JQ >J* . : HO JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 305 g| Everything Musical at DANIELSON'S. ITl JO* STYLES set the fashion for women, in Cloaks Suits and Skirts ID 2The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. Third St. > • Clarence F., modeler, r. 8 Norton Ave. r^ Claude E., (Lina), bookkeeper, fa.110 Barrows. rClyde L., metalworker, r. 8 Norton Ave.^fj» Ernest R., (Helen), metalworker, h. 28 Peterson. aFrank H., (Laura C), clerk, h. 35 Myrtle.mFred, (Ethel), mattressmaker, h. over 22 Highland.zFred, (Mary), carpenter, h. 8 Norton Ave. 0George D., (Frances), retired, h. 433 East 4tfa. X 5George P., (Jennie), metalworker, h. 705 West 8th.m cSTRONG, GILBERT, (Mary), tinning and metal roofing, 101 E. 2nd, h. 428 J2 >East 6th.."n CHerman, (Anna), painter and paperhanger, fa. 7 Sampson.> cJofan, teamster, fads,over 22 Highland. O> oCo 5Sold only byH Zq. : h&,£j STRONG, R. E., (Belle S.), mfr. 101 E. 2nd, fa.356 East 5tfa. ^tai(/) William O., clerk, r. 7 Sampson. ZQ Strunk, Earl M., farmer, h. Fairmount, beyond limits.J5 Frances B., Christian Science healer, h. 317 East 2nd.Maude E., stenographer, r. Fairmount, beyond limits.m*i W. Burr, r. 629 Prendergast.% OV» Stuart, George H., (Rose B.), foreman 56 Prospect, h. 628 Palmer. p^ Margaret, Mrs., dressmaker, h. 220 Fulton. "]_n» Myrtle, stenographer, r. 220 Fulton. >Q) Rodney M., (Carrie), clerk, h .over 141 McKinley. rn»^j Sidney P., (Phoebe), retired, fa.630 Palmer. 2}*B ^ William G., emp. Wells-Fargo express, r. 220 Fulton. OtO Stubbs, Alfred, (Mary Jane), stone cutter, h. 296 Barrows. 2Samuel, stone cutter, bds. 296 Barrows. "Stumpf, Anna M., stenographer, r. 511 West 4th.CJ Carl J., (Anna), saloon, h. 638 Prendergast. ^& Q Caroline L., r. 511 West 4tfa. >Frank, (Lina), faartender, fa.over 100 East 8tfa. "George L., clerk, r. 511 West 4tfa._- Henry, (Rosalia), retired, h. 511 West 4th. OC Henry A., (Nellie), meat market, 855 N. Main, h. 1ft 10th. g,>) Henry W., post office clerk, r. 638 Prendergast. Pi2 ocdDlNTFLbuR PURDY BROS., Distributors. |
4_3 Hard, honest, hand-sewing in every suit that INELSON makes. That's why theyISW can't loose their shape. 9 West Third Street Oc£ 306 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYco'S5Sturdevant, Bruce F., (Frances M.), engineer, fa.10 Winsor.rt-Clyde D., marble cutter, bds. 183 South Main.OOlDudley W., (Josephine), nurseryman, fa.J. & G. Ave.^| Emory A., (Eva T.), marfale and granite wks., cor. E. 2nd and Wasfaington,fa.183 South Main.Ernest W., (Louisa), emp. J. C. & L. B. R. R., h. 640 Prendergast.H. C, (Josepfaina), foreman, h. 240 Bowen.aC5Lovina, Mrs., r. 325 Price. Lynn K., student, r. 183 South Main. CDZ QWestley, Marion, r. (Matilda), 640 Prendergast. foreman twister, h. 22 Stafford Ave.XWilliam E., driller, fads.183 Soutfa Main. £0co Sturdy, George, (Mary J.), cloth pressor, fa.over 20 Waterman. "^Z STURTON, ARTHUR, insurance, 8 Ellicott Bldg., bds. 103 East 6th. 3gCDO HAVE YOU INVESTIGATED THE CONTRACT OF THE COIs NEW YORK SAFETY RESERVE FUND? "° \ 8 ^mce°PThTo„Be^L2TG- A R T H U R STURTON, Manager.—I ^ The best policies issued covering Life, Disability and Investment Insurance.j? DIVIDENDS EVERY FIVE YEARSrZ EATON HURLBURT'S HOT PRESSED VELLUM WRITING PAPER. ft£ THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St. ft\cc Suckow, Edmund J., (Minnie), loomfixer, h. 275% South Main.XSEdmund, (Mary P.), h. 341 Soutfa Main.Z Suderquist, Anna, Mrs., fa.58 Tfaayer.ZCharles, (Julia), engineer and janitor, h. 58 Thayer. ^)John, sawmill, fa.58 Tfaayer. ft^Sugar Bowl, fruits, confection and ice cream, A. J. Regas, prop., 7 S Main. wSugden, Laura L., aristoworker, r. 17 Cowden place. f"1§5 Mary E., aristoworker, r. 17 Cowden place. «3 Mary J., widow William, h.. 17 Cowden place. CI)ft Sullivan, Ann, widow Jerry, h. 217 Steele.•**^" Daniel J., (Anna), machinist, h. 884 Washington. mmDora A., teacher, r. 8 Steele.ftg Ellen M., student, r. 8 Steele. ft\q Jerry B., (Esther), engineer, h. 120 Stewart.t^> Jofan, Jr., bricklayer, r. 8 Steele. |TJohn J., (Ellen), contractor and bricklayer, h. 8 Steele.qj£> Mary E., widow D. H., fa.314 West 5tfa. \ift\ Nora, weaver, r. 217 Steele. Z^.Tfaomas, upfaolsterer, bds. 217 Steele.•>_, Sutton, Fred, student, bds. 58 Falconer. a Wq Summers, Charles, (Gusta), preacher, fa. 8 17th. 3C 0)VJ CLARK Gertrude, HARDWARE textile operative, CO. r. 8 17th. Builders' HardwareG> Sumner, Artfaur N., (Blanche L.), traveling salesman, h. 58 Allen.
CLOAKS, SHAWLS, TL. A rv rLa._. ./"•GLOVES, HOSIERY. * ""C H. U. ^Ildrpc V^O.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 307» Latest Wnsic at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main St. |ft Sundberg, Alexander, (Bernhardina), finisfaer, h. over 329 Willard. m\,^ Alfred, lafaorer, r. 203 Willard. (J){J Carl, (Julia), cigars and tobacco, 20 East 2nd, fa.115 Crossman.ft\ C. Gust, (Amelia), voting macfaine inspector, fa.606 Newland. mm^^ Cfaarles J. L., (Prudence), policeman, fa.216 Baker.Charles M., (Louise), retired, fa.203 Willard.cQClaude, (Margaret), metalworker ,fa. over 254 Falconer.-nZHjalmar, wool sorter, r. 203 Willard.3. Peter, (Ida J.), woodcarver, h. 228 Sprague. (f)^ Peter E., (Anna S.), carpenter, fa.15 Higfaland Ave. ""J"Selma, weaver, r. 203 Willard.m..William F., meat cutter, r. 203 Willard. Z)CO Sundean, Anna, domestic, rms. 123 Lakeview.(JQSundeen, Alfaert, fads,over 217 Newland.Axel, (Emily), finisfaer,h. over 217 Newland.Sundell, Anna, r. over 204 Prospect.Axefl, finisher,bds. over 204 Prospect.Charles, (Maria), machinist, fa.28 Water.David, (Minnie), woodcarver, fa.over 6 Linwood.WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSETCOThe proper corset for white dresses. Launders as perfectly as lingerie.THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO. 114-116-118 W. THIRD STREETDC Emma C, spinner, bds. over 204 Prospect.Gust, (Augusta)—Sundell & Lindblad, 263 S. Main—fa. 264 Broadfaead.OGustaf, (Augusta), woodturner, fa.219 Barrows.H. E., (Olitia), domestic, r. 18 Bowen.Jofaanna, widow Jofan, fa.over 204 Prospect.0 & Lindblad—Gust Sundell and Carl Lindblad—grocery, 263 S. Main.Oscar H., (Josephine), woodturner, h. 218 Tfaayer.UPeter, lumfaer handler, fads.152 J. & G. Ave.Roger, furniture packer, r. 219 Barrows.XTheodore, (Segred), metalworker, h. over 104 Cfaarles.Sunderland, Ada, stenographer, r. 29 College.(f) John W., traveling salesman, r. 29 College.•—\ Timothy, (Harriett), overseer, 116 E. 1st, Jh. 29 College.—. Sundgren, Alfaert, (Emma), clerk, h. 33 Cross.QQ John, (Sophia), cafainetmaker, fa.213 Willard.Sundfaolm, Herbert U., (Fanny), art glazier, fa.15 Franklin.• Sundman, Alexander, (Augusta), engineer, h. 35 Tower.ULoyal J., packer, r. 35 Tower.Sundquist, Andrew A., (Augusta), metalworker, fa.418 Willard.« Arthur, (Marie), blacksmith, fa.227 Barrows.\lm Axel, (Amanda)—Berglund & Sundquist, meat market, 302 Foote—fa.over 25 Myrtle.Carl B., (Amanda O.), finisfaer, fa.15 Park.f\ ^J . pi ~ HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH, IF THE PRICEvjccident r lour IS higher than others.
Don't Pay Rent. We Will Build You a Home in Celoron or Jamestown.Pay for it Same as Rent. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg. r, VJ308 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY QLong Silk Gloves, the cheapest at vfTHE P. M. JOHNSON CO. Berger, metalworker, bds. 1 Cfaapman.Carl metalworker ,r. 11% Bowen.\JJEdward, macfainist, bds. 948 Washington.JJ)Emma, picker, r. 11% Bowen.ftQErnest L., (Pearl), mgr. bowling alley, city club, fa. 1 Chapman. fcGust, woodworker, h. 11% Bowen.Jofan, (Mary), farmer, h. 11% Bowen. «rJ. J., head sawyer, bds. 13 Ross.Olof, metalworker, fads. 1 Chapman.Wana, student, fads.948 Washington.03 CLARK HARDWARE CO, Roofing and Building Papers.
•p Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. D. SHARPE CO. NJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 309 |^| Edison Records and Supplies at DAN1ELS0NS. r5 Swanlon, Gust, cigars and confectionery, 20 East 2nd, fa. 23 Center.Swans, Alma, h. over 553 Allen.\f^_ Swanson, Alfaert A., grocer, 943 Newland Ave., r. 26 McKinley. ^/ft}^mJ Alexander, (Mary A.), macfaine faand,h. 222 Newland. jSmQQ Alfred, (Hilma), polisher, h. over 115 Barrett. \_jAlfred, cigars and confectionary, 277 Willard, fa.281 Willard. 5S* Alma1, widow Arvid, h. under 80 Tower. l-^JO Amanda C, r. 207 Barrows. ^\Amel A., (Ida), driver, fa.under 216 Forest. *UAmelia, bookkeeper, r. 558 East 2nd.Andrew J., (Hattie), macfainist, fa.18 Colfax.mm Andrew M., (Emma), cabinetmaker, fa.108 Hedges.*~* Andrew, (Martina), cabinetmaker, fa.135 Camp.UJ Andrew, (Mary), carpenter, h. 26 Vega.^Andrew, (Anna), fa.over 323 Newland.*0Anna C, widow Jofan A., fa.382 Willard.rnCQ Anna K., spinner, r. 23 Eagle.Anna, Mrs., clotfa drawer, r. 125 Barrett.>Anna, widow Anders, r. ?3 Holman.r6TT A Df"\ Unsurpassed in design,Jit and workmanship ^AJNO BRASS EYELETSCORSET The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., West Third Street.H+J Anna, domestic, bds. 135 Baker. ^ftCO Anna, widow Albin, fa.33 Winsor. ^jAnna, dressmaker, r. 1208 East 2nd,^2CO Arleigh K., student, r. 68 Barrett. j[T]"^ Artfaur K., (Selma A.), teaming and trucking, 29 Forest Ave., h. 17 ^^E Terrace place. ' yQ"Z> Arthur, student, r. 224% Crescent. mm}P August, (Carrie), retired, h. 291 Willard.
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The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. THE A. D. SHARPE CO.'ft JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 311 (j)° Everything Musical at DANIEISON'S. jT? Swanson, Edward, clerk, 20 East 2nd, r. 1208 East 2nd. •»»V) Edward, finisfaer,bds. 12 Whitley place.^Edwin, hostler, fads.228 East 2nd.ff\ Elizafaeth, fa.28 Scott." Ella, r. 215 Liberty.Ellen C, twister, r. 382 Willard.ft* Elmer A., r. 29 Linden Ave. »^^ Elmer B., (Hulda), grover, 820 Newland, h. 108% Cfaandler. ^Elnora G., winder, r. 128 Euclid Ave. &3fr Elvira, r. 59 Prospect. »J^Emma, maid, r. 102 Chandler.•1_f eg"STEnoch, cutter r. 18 Colfax.Eric, cabinetmaker, bds. over 50 Water.Erick, woodworker, bds. 127 Sampson.EEsther,& Erickson—Jofanweaver, bds.SwansonFairfieldandAve.Gust Erickson—liquor dealers, 6Esther,Main.m.domestic, r. 627 East 6tfa.bH .Fralinda, dressmaker, r. 566 East 2nd.C VEILINGS, ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES. S£« THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. ^« : ^QJ Frank O., (Emma), macfaine hand, fa.Ill Wescott. ^JTj Frank O., (Tillie), cabinetmaker, fa.over 112 Williams. ^^Frank W., (May), woodcarver, h. 253 Crescent.t^JL> (A Frank, (Edla), finisfaer, fa.244 Forest. ^-H3Frank, (Ethel M.), clerk, h. 14 Arnold.Im*lO SWANSON, Frank, FRED, (Alma M.), (Josephine)—Swanson wool sorter, h. 20 Newland. Bros., livery and carriage re- J»^>pairing, 108 W. 4th—fa. 829 Wasfaington.mm Fred, (Helen), cement worker, fa.232 Barrett. **i^JFred C, (Jennie S.), heavy teaming, fa.29 Linden. ^>Fred W., toolmaker, r. 11 Morton. v» "~*•-T- Garfield A., clerk, r. 820 East 2nd. •cd*• George C, macfainist, fads.222 Newland. ^3O© George, student, r. 222 McKinley. ©George, clerk, r. 1208 East 2nd.Gunnar, (Johanna) fa.223 Steele.Gust A., (Josepfaine), metalworker, fa.11 MortonGust, (Signa), macfaine hand, h. 116 Barrows. (/©Gust, drayman, fa.14 Stowe. ffc*£j o Gust, (Olivia), cabinetmaker, h. 219 Price. [Jjt/) Gust, : factory _ porter, — : bds. 100 Willard.t« ^f.n/.^/1ant FlsxuV HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH, IF THE PRICEv/cciaeni nour,c higher than othersffc^
Niagara Falls Property For Sale. Business Property. Houses and Lotsand Acreage. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.312 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYCENTEMERI KID GLOVES are the best—soft, elastic,durable. Sold at The P. M. JOHNSON CO.»^ SWANSON, GUST, (Hannah), music store, 218 Main, h. 16 W. E^5 SWANSON'S MUSIC STORE, 218 main street S'•b:&$„^< Pianos: Starr, Remington, Farrand, Richmond, Farnwood^ New Home and Domestic Sewing Machines jS-^ Sheet Music and String Instruments j\JCqJi.^) Gust, bds. 32 Center.i^- Harry, millfaand, r. 1208 East 2nd.•^ Hans, (Elba), laborer, h. 299 Crescent.^Helen, r. 18 Colfax.^\ Hendrick, metalworker, fads.47 Cfaapin.SWANSON, HENRY S., sand dealer, h. 68 Barrett.5Henry, spring setter, r. 291 Willard.^NHerman, student, r. 32 Whitley Ave. «?.^ . Herman, (Augusta), machine hand, h. over 204 Benedict.P*i Hilda, widow Carl, fa.528 East 2nd.>^ U.jj. Hair Clirlor ^ur"nS 'rons burn "le na'r alM' are dangerouss otherr^ /'id^it i idir v^uner cur|ers take an day or night t0 dotheir work> MasicQy Curlers take 10 to IS minutes. THE ABRAHMSON-BIGELOW COMPANY, West Third Street^^ Hilda, r. 4 East Newland."^ Hildretfa F., maid, r. 310 East 3rd.le{*«, Hjalmar, (Anna), foreman, fa.Willard, R. F. D. 82. isfg\ Hjalmar, r. Y. M. C. A.»T* Hjalmar R., macfaine hand, bds. 13 Partridge. ^•JjJ Hilma, weaver, r. over 553 Allen. ^Q^ Ida, weaver, r. 191 Barrett. WIda, r. 224% Crescent.C"}ff\ Ivan, machinist, bds. 13 Partridge. Sw^ « Jacob, (Stella), retired, fa.20 Newland. ]^Jj ^ Jennie, r. 222 McKinley. 2
THE^"ffS.YooggfSTOCKThe A. P. Sharpe Co.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 313Pianos JZZSZZ* Danielson's, 1 Main St.SWANSON, JOHN C, contractor, h. 68 Barrett.Jofan H., (Lena), designer and cabinetmaker, h. 80 Hazzard.§John L., foreman, fa.59 Prospect.John M., (Christine), stonemason, h. 222 McKinley.John Oscar, (Mary), stonemason, h. 207 Barrows.John P., real estate, r. 1058 North Main.Jofan P., (Elizafaetfa), fa.1001 Wasfaington.8? - -John S., (Christine), livery stafale, fa.610 Cherry.. ^ John W., (Olive), salesman, h. over 565 Allen.John, cabinetmaker, h. over 5 Winsor.Q03oJohn, (Charlotte)—Swanson & Erickson, 6 Main, h. 81 Water. CJofan, woodworker, bds. 117 Catlin. %John, faricklayer, r. 299 Crescent.John, driver, h. 73 Benson. |jJohn, carpenter, fads.16 Charles. pJohn, (Sophie), woodworker, h. 34 Pardee Ave.John, (Hilda J.), machine hand, fa.562 Allen. IJohn, meat cutter, fads.12 Wfaitley place. ^., Hy CREX GRASS MATTING! CREX RUGS! >THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. £> :SWANSON, Julia A., JOHN—Swanson twister, r. 382 Willard. Bros., livery and carriage repairing, 108 W. < 0 'fc^ Leonard, jueouara, 4tfa—fa. Jeffords jenoras 610 Cherry. Hose, nose, r. 914 nil East aasi ana. 2nd.O ;S Josephine, Leonard, lafaorer, r. 291 Willard. r. 224% Crescent. jo z iLena, clerk, r. 281 Willard.5 Lena, clerk, r. 281 Willard. Z £Lester, commercial traveler, r. 639 Prendergast.OLillian, packer, r. 11 Morton. -12 Louis, (Alice), woodcarver, fa.419 W. 3rd. e-Louisa, widow Swan, h. 51 Baker.gLyle J., r. 68 Barrett.mLynn J., pin setter, r. 382 Willard.H•^ Malcolm, (Lottie), aristoworker, h. 215 Liberty. 5**"* Marie, Marion maid, D., (Fredella), r. 558 East motorman, 2nd. fa.over 46 Cfaarles.Martin, metalworker, bds. 311 Newton.Matilda, r. 610 Nortfa Main.Matilda, laundress, r. 191 Barrett.ZMary, widow Mark, h. 14 Crescent. 4Melvin, sander, r. 291 Willard.Minnie I., r. 1058 Nortfa Main.SWANSON MUSIC STORE—Gust Swanson, prop.—218 Main. (See adv.)Nannie C, stenographer and bookkeeper, r. 191 Barrett.Nathaniel, metalworker, fads.16 Charles.^-v • » » J?lr\wltm 7fle Best and guaranteed toKJCClCLefll nULll. please. All grocers sell it.
! t The trimmings and workmanship we NELSON The TailorIS*! put into your suit are the very best. 9 w«t Third St.C 314 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY V*"«5 QSwanson, Nellie, widow %< The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. We"rmMstreet. U< : mmUl Roy C, machine hand, fads.330 Allen. 1io Robert, (Olga), metalworker, fads.222 McKinley. m£< Rudolpfa, packer, h. 524 Allen.O Rudolpfa H., woodcarver, bds. 80 Hazzard. •»*
2 Carpets, Curtains, Draperies, Shades. THE A. D. Sharpe Co.r>mt JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 315t/>©.s Pianos, MustcALA%sTRDuMENTs Danielsonsc_,mV Sweet, Earl, engineer and electrician, r. 39 Ridgway Ave. 55*„ Finley B., (Angeline), retired, h. 711 East 2nd. ZT"UJ Florence B., Vocal teacier, r. 10 Charles. "3ZD Fred M., cement and walk builder, bds. 183 Soutfa Main. (j©.OHattie, r. 99 Barrett Ave.^Maria, widow Jerry J., r. 39 Ridgway.©Cm\ R. J., macfainist, r. 39 Ridgway. QQ. Samuel, (Regina), retired, fa. 201 Forest Ave. Q.IS) Swensson, John S., (Marie), supt. Gustavus Adolphus orphanage, 1381 East. 2nd, fa.do. mZn^ SWETLAND & ANDERSON—E. J. Swetland and C. E. Anderson—dentists, &cor. Main and 3rd. (See adv.) * ^^ SWETLAND, E.J., (Sarafa E.)—Swetland & Anderson, cor. Main and 3rd— ^fa. Pleasant View Ave., Clement Park.^^Swift, Helen M., r. 18 West 6th. Q-, Sykes, William, (Martha C.)—Eagle Foundry & Machine Co., 175 J. & G. ^Ave—fa. 653 Lakeview.QSylvester, Sister M., teacfaer, SS. Peter and Paul's school, r. 205 W. 5th. •oSyren, John A., (Minnie C), organist, Swedish Mission cfaurcfa, fa.over 162*J Baker. q"O 3.2 LARGE VARIETY OF EATON HURLBURT'S FINE STATIONERY.^ THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St.Wl?0 mE. E. EDDY, 16 East Third Street-g General Insurance AgentcW Taggert, Claude, (Katherine), supt. h. over 424 East 6th.^ Tait, Jessie, r. 343 Falconer.^ Talcill, Vernall, maid, r. 206 East 2nd.__ Tappan, Alfaert, (Jennie), finisfaer,h. under 322 Steele.^Hiram. A., (Emma), laborer, h. under 27 Steele."Of) Tarbell, Fowler, laborer, bds. 13 Ross.t Tarbret P., (Minnie), Jewish Rabbi, h. over 109 Sprague.H Tarcomfae, William, (Dora), wheelwright, h. 35 Flagg.Tasker, Milo, dyer, fads, over 22 Forest.8 The most reliable place to get your Fishing Tackle& and Sporting Goods is at THE LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL._ 110 EAST SECOND STREET. HOME PHONE 1213o occiDEMroFLbuR. PURDY BROS., Distributors.
Be Your Own Landlord. We Will Build a Home for You and Take OurPay Same as Rent. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.316 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY* p"%,u1%&IAlBN The P. M. Johnson Co. 3•*- '— fS}Q) Taylor, A. J. T., Mrs., cook, r. 322 East 4th. EL*Ellen, widow Alfred, fa.302 West 5th. _£Henry A., (Mary C), head sawyer, h. 434 Maple.^Z.*Q Jeanette, widow Sam, h. 349 Falconer.0JJ» John, (Lena), h. 121 Cross.tom John B., (Hilda C), drayman, h. 282 Baker.toLizzie, teacher, rms. 413 West 3rd.^Q) Mary M., widow George, h. 201 E. 1st. fijm Mervin J., retired, r. 409 Baker. L.£» Orton S., (Grace E.), fa.13 W. 2nd. ^Qj O. S., Mrs. dressmaking, 13 West 2nd. f^Ralph, (Lena), bookkeeper, h. 115 Fulton.Roland M., (Laura Isabelle)—Wm. Hjortfa & Co.—r. 409 East 4th. '"STAYLOR, S. SHIRLEY, (Anna)—Jamestown'Iron Works Co., 11 Shearman ^Jplace—fa. 314 East 6th.fljQ,Walter A., pastor Unitarian church, r. 418 Spring.Teall, John M., r. 205 Lafayette.ZiTeese, Frank L., clerk, 120-122 East 2nd.ftTefft, Erastus, (Mary E.), lumber dealer, fa.30 Foote. H«Russell, oiler, fads.23 Allen.toThomson's "GLOVE-FITTIJ\[G" CorsetCSf ^ The oldest, most reliable and best known Corset in the World. fiJO*The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116*118 W. Third St. Z^Rutfa A., stenographer, r. 30 Foote. V^Theodore, machinist, bds. 23 Allen.j^William E., millhand, r. 30 Foote.Tell, Axel, blacksmith, bds. 118 Catlin. 0?Telt, Carl G., commercial traveler, bds. over 151 Foote. "^Templeton, Josephine M., widow Pfaillip A., fa.over 87 Hazzard.Terry, Belle, I, stenographer, . . h. 105 East 2ndrQQ Blanche, r. 302 Clinton. ^Emily, widow Samuel, r. 405 West 6tfa.Florence E., stenographer, r. 405 West 6th." ^' " a Grace, clerk, r. 105 East 2nd.Grant, (Dena), laborer, h. Fairmount, beyond limits.^— — — • 3*4 ^"Jj Tew, George W., fa.rm. 54 New Gifford Bldg. ftW^ Harvey W., (Susan G.), retired, h. 418 Spring. mmWillis, retired, fa.204 West 5tfa. WTewey, Cfaarles, deliveryman, fads.358 South Main. ^AGeorge C, stenographer, bds. 358 South Main.Thatcher, Ethie P., millinery, 100 East 3rd, r. 6 Cross.Orestes J., (Mary E.), retired, h. 6 Cross.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Mill Supplies.
THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOWES, ^g ^ ^ ^Rpg -^PRICES.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 317Everything Musical at DANIELSON'S.^ Allen A., (Emma), clerk, fa.15 Bassett. *DBert M., (Bernice), driver, h. 510 W. 5th.^w Burt, (Hattie), laborer, h. 41 Hopkins. Q5J Catherine, widow Martin, r. 344 East 4th. gt\ft Edna, r. 125 Fulton.K^ Eric, r. 125 Fulton. ^»J*» THAYER, F. EARL, asst. mgr. Jamestown Publishing Co., 7-9 W. 3rd, r. ClQQ 125 Fulton. ^t Jennie P., Mrs., r. 125 Fulton.. Manley, retired, r. 213 West 2nd.>7*IV*^ Max, electrician, bds. 213 West 2nd.THAYER, RALPH W., (Gladys), jewelry, 111 West 3rd, h. 105 East 2nd.. (See adv.)((j The <strong>Chautauqua</strong>, Mrs. Ella J. Stocker, prop., h. 304 West 3rd. 3 5*Theatorium, moving pictures, 32 S. Main.«kj Tfaelander, Carl O., tailor, fa.Falconer, N. Y.Q Gust, (Anna), insurance agt, fa. 9 Bisfaop.Walter E., (Mary), advertising writer, fa.216 Bowen.«5 THE MAGIC HAIR CURLER.—Waves and curls the hair in 10 to 15 Min- C0^* utes, while you are dressing or traveling. QTHE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St. "^iy. Tfaierfeldt, Louis C, (Ida), electrician, h. Bemus. *£O Thimley, Tfaeodore, 2nd cock Elk restaurant, rms. Washington St. J3s. Thorn, Hettie, Mrs., milliner, h. 28 Fairview Ave. - >^Q Thomas, Charles H., (Anna), gardener, fa.507 Palmer. ,Clara B., teacher, r. 343 Foote Ave. ~)CO Earl R., (Margaret), teamster, h. 20 West 7th. £P»j Edward B., (Emma B.), agt. Wells Fargo Express Co., 115 Main, h.t^ 507 Wasfaington. ^^Q Frank A., (Ka1# L.), engineer state armory, fa.345 Foote. ^ *•«,O *. THOMAS, GEORGE G. W., (Ella W . J.), steam T Hdye Owks., M J109 IS. S Main, fa.343 Foote. ^Q5> STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING WORKSALSO LADIES' GARMENTS DRY CLEANEDOffice log S. Main St. Works 343 Foote Jive. Home Phone 523. Jamestown, JV.Y. Cfl-—• uTjice toy o. jnain jr. ll/otks &w vooze stve. no me rnone &zo. j ameszoivn.tj\i. z. ^^^
T T V J M^l Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens.t-n 1 • l^l. llCldUIl. 9 W. Third St., over the Greeks..£ c 318 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY"55KTfaomas, Samuel, (Eliza), stone cutter, h. 842 East 2nd. "pTfaomas, rms. Y. M. C. A.Walter, stonecutter, r. 842 East 2nd.«v|P*»l Thompson, Anna, r. 1076 East 2nd.0Charlie H., teamster, r. under 21 SteeleDavid M., (Sarafa H.), stationary—engineer, fa.15 Myrtle._ fEarl, (Eva), lineman, fa.208 East 2nd. [fiEdwin, (Maude), woodcarver, h. 40 Bush.cc „. fc _ _ _ _. _ _ _ _ _ „ tog Fred T., (Goldie M.), florist,h. 338 Steele. **• H. Marvin, (Julia A.), milkman, fa.610 Camp. >A»I- Ida M., Mrs. fa.under 21 Steele. Qjgj Jofan C, furniture finisher,bds. 208 East 2nd. ' maui Joseph P., freight inspector, rms. 103 East 2nd. JfjJJLaura, Mrs. fa.17 East 1st.OL. Howard, bookkeeper, fads.105 Cfaandler.&w _ L. Ward, (Emily C), dry goods, 305 North Main, h. 509 Lakeview. ^D g May, r. 14 Chestnut. I|Qt Z Minnie B., Mrs., seamstress, fa. 4 Barrows. tfj< . •'° ^ THE OFFICES FOR RENTO PHSIISKnilV Single or In Suite. Terms Moderate .O \>IlrtIJAI\Uini steam Heat. Hot and Cold Water. Electric Elevator. Gas and Electric Light. hfl« BUILDING 114-116.118W. Third St. NT> 12.qiSamuel W., (Emily), commercial traveler, fa.123 Lakeview.USetfa W., (Emma), h. 609 Lakeview..5WilliamVictor M.,L.,(Gertrude),porter, r. 626secy.Spring.& treas. Jamestown Mirror Works, 316 0JThore, Axel,Cfaerry,(Anna),h. Ashville,laborer, fa.300N. Y.East 2nd.2jj!Tfaoren,W.G.A.,Richard,(Lillian A.),(Lydia),floorwalker,203electro plater,Main,h.fa.23337 Broadhead.Fulton. pI- W.J. A.,L.,carpenter,r. 58 Water.bds. 8 Williams.V) 8-a m.t/> Thorin, Carl, (Emma), finisfaer,h. 612 Winsor. , (p3 Herman, fads.612 Winsor. «..S Thorman, Cfaarles F., (Mina E.), carpenter, h. over 14 Steele. £^-a "^ Thornfalad, Alfaert, (Anna), finisfaer,h. 28 Union Ave.Thornton, Joseph, (Delia), machinist, h. 174 Livingston. [q Thorpe, Arch W., (Vera V), tinner, fa.under 335 Foote. m© Bertfaa D., domestic, r. 6 Broadfaead. */l**i Ernest, (Emma M.), boss spinner, h. 323 Hazzard. fjThorr, Charles, retired, r. 149 J. & G. Ave. m»t\^* Thrall, Cyril O., student, bds. 151 Foote.t HC5 Lucia, Mrs. clerk, h. 151 Foote.0^ THROOP, HENRY W., (Maude), DeLaney & Tfaroop, 16 Main, fa.246 Fulton.*•— m Tfautn, --- Alberta, dressmaker, r. 310 Liberty. • Q 9q Q? Thunstrom, Lewis Adel L., student, S., clerk, r. r. 144 144 Chandler. Cfaandler. .T^| £ CLARK Conrad, HARDWARE (Sophia), editor Vart CO. Land, Arcade Builders' Bldg., h. Hardware, 144 Cfaandler, fo
THE BEST MO AT THE LOWEST m^ p gfl^pg (JQJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 319ft C. FRED DANIELSON for Music, l Main St. »^ Tfaurnquist, Ernfaardt J., (Emma A.), macfainehand, h. 270 Broadhead. •Tq__ Sagrid T., spinner, fads.270 Broadfaead. \Z\?4 Tibbets, Clifford M., (Italia), bookkeeper, fa.205 East 2nd. TGeorge E., (Ida), metalworker, fa.112 Palmer. Z)Howard, snipping clerk, r. 112 Palmer.
LOTS FOR SALE IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE CITY.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.320 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYThe largest assortment of fine Cloaks and Suits in theCity at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. —Tooth, Margaret, housekeeper, r. 1007 East 2nd. &.Toothill, Ernest, spinner, r. 620 East 6th. W»fi Richard E., (Annie), designer, h. 620 East 6tfa. QfQ00 Viola E., weaver, r. 620 East 6tfa. f«Q^J Topper, Charles E., cabinetmaker, h. over 4 Newland. &.OTordoff, Cfaarles, woolsorter, r. 113 Weeks. W»^ Edith, r. 113 Weeks. QfQQ Samuel, plumber, r. 113 Weeks. #|\*" Scofieid, (Polly), textileworker, h. 113 Weeks. "0 Torrance, William A., (Jennie C), principal grammar school, h. 39 Falconer.Torrens, James B., (Catherine), traveling salesman, h. 813 Jefferson./0mm Martfaa, fads.813 Jefferson. fl\!Jv Torrey, Bert J., (Maude F.), fireman,h. 58 Water. mmQi Luman C, (Mildred),decorator, h. 311 Pine. UWilliam J., (Ella), engineer, h. 44 Park.Torsell, Carl, millfaand, r. 502 Crescent.CO Hannah, widow Cfaarles, fa.502 Crescent.aQQBefore Buying an UMBRELLA see that Never out ofotia_aYait has thewear on glores and fingers.SOLD BY>j MK*__^,m>lim*m\mwmm^^y$ll jjjg Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., fTC 20th CENTURY UMBRELLA RUNNER U4-ii6-ii8 w. Third st..!T TOSCAN, JAMES E., (Emma), Rapid boot and shoe repairing, 18 East 1st, fa. m\[J,, 609 West 6th. \^Jan* J A M E S E . T O S C A N £* RAPID SHOE REPAIR SHOP Amt UNBPD UNDER- rOD COEL. MAIN «& PIDST FIR.ST STD.FETS STR-EETS•€Shoes repaired while you wait. Best white oak stock used
to• CLOAKS, GLOVES, TUo A H Qkai-r»o Cr\ ^Q SHAWLS, HOSIERY, * ne "• U- "Jlldrpe V^O. mO JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 321zmm DI A 1YT.TIC and a11 kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS £X rlATNvAD at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main Street Hco "^_ Towne, Alta Mae., bookkeeper, r. 300 Lincoln.mJ Charlotte A., widow Rufus, h. 37 McKinley Ave.Cf\ Elma, Mrs., textile operative, h. 66 15th.Maurice E., (Effie), M. E. Towne Furniture Co., rear 59 Harrison., h., 300 Lincoln. ^£•5 M. E. Furniture Co., dressers, chiffoniers, iron beds, spring beds, cots, ^^ cradles and cribs, 59 Harrison. OTOWNSEND CARPET CLEANING WORKS, Jofan G. Townsend, prop., 311-2 %fj Linden Ave. 3,mmm+j Townsend's Steam Carpet Cleaning Works or"» Compressed Air included. Carpets and Rugs of all kinds cleaned by the c -\most improved method. Carpets scoured if desired and steamed for H >rn disinfecting. Feathers renovated. AH work guaranteed satisfactory. 5Jjj•M Both Phones 311-2 LINDEN AVENUE £ "James G., minister, fa.31 Euclid.xo mTOWNSEND, JOHN G., (Christine), Townsend Carpet Cleaning Works, O n311-2 Linden Ave., fa. 31 Linden. 9 c'Z ctf GLOVES AND HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. "* >THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St. 3 °> >Madeline, r. 31 Euclid.Trace, Earl E., toolmaker, bds. 208 Allen.Tracy, Dan R., (Minnie E.), lumber handler, fa.under 93 Hazzard.c Thomas, woodworker, bds. 25 Outlet.'£ • Traff, Carl O., (Matilda), patternmaker, h. 11 Eagle.(/) Dora M., weaver, r. 11 Eagle.frt Jofan, cabinetmaker, r. 11 Eagle.Judith E., weaver, r. 11 Eagle.mORudolph, rubber, r. 11 Eagle.Trafford, Ed., cafainetmaker, bds. 102 Broadhead.^ Trainor, Andrew, deliveryman, r. 9 Peach.Bernard, (Catherine), letter carrier, h. 9 Peach.Charles, freight handler, r. 104 Weeks.w Francis, (May), cigarmaker, h. 24 Cowing.£ George, (Jennie), fa.120 Crescent.C^ Gertrude, student, r. 9 Peacfa.James, textileworker, h. 104 Weeks.Q James, weaver, fa.109 Weeks.q Jane Ann, r. 104 Weeks.«) John J., r. 9 Peach.q\ John J., (Mary), warpdresser, h. 42 Grant.£ Joseph, (Johanna), plumber, h. 107 Grant.Thomas, warpdresser, r. 104 Weeks.3 _The Best and Guaranteed to Please.§ Occident Flour.All Grocers Sell it.
^_J Hard, honest hand-sewing in every suit NELSON makes. That's why they can'tC/3 loose their shape.9 West Third Street.c'«5£4D.(0Eoz°uito to252 zI-
^JS CARPETS, CURTAINS, TU/> A H CU..nA r~ t"^jg draperies, shades! «"e A. u. sharpe Lo. r*^2 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 323 £Dj Phonographs at DAMBIMS, 1 Main Street. |j§ Turner, Clarence, (Catherine), Turner & Son, 632 East 2nd, h. 634 East 2nd. ^Floyd, housekeeper, h. 298 East 2nd."-•Fred F., (Signa), Turner & Son., 632 East 2nd., fa.214 Falconer. 3Jofan, (Elizabetn A.), woolsorter, h. 46 Foote.^^r-j Jofan L., (Bertfaa H.), John L. Turner & Co., mfrs. confectionery, overw.ZZ10 West 3rd, fa.42 Water.5'^J Josepfa E., draughtsman, r. 46 Foote.CDft\ Lillian A., housekeeper, r. 562 East 2nd.Tj M. Eunice, student, r. 40 Foote. -^^m Morris, (Maud), creamery, 633 East 2nd., h. do. »-^Pf) Paul G., (Melicent), draughtsman, h. 122 Lakin. 0ft Peter, Turner & Son, 632 East 2nd, fa.562 East 2nd. ""»yT Turney, Clifford B., (Margaret), conductor, fa.93 Fairmount. OUJ Turnquist, Andrew, (Tekla), metalworker, h. 148 Sampson. 3". Gust, (Fred A.), metalworker, h. under 78 Ellicott. Q)**p Turnwall, Arthur, musician, r. 21 West 9"th. m.Micfaael M., (Anna), finisher,h. 21 West 9th. _j.• Tuttle, Nettie, waitress, r. Flat E, Kent Block, 27 Forest.•*^ Peter N., (Margaret), laborer, fa.Fairmount, faey.limits. mJPOSTAl. CARDS AND POSTAL ALBUMS. £)Tuxford, CfaarlesTHET.,ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW(M. Alice), 'veneer dealer, fa.211CO., 114-116-118Lincoln. — oW. 3rd St. mm.John G., (Marietta), paperhanger, h. over 130 Price.^_Tweedale, Clara W., r. 122 Fulton. m,o•mm Frank, v^ottie), faookkeeper,h. 63 Falconer. rrmJohn, insurance, over 215 Main, h. 122 Fulton. \*ts>Martha M., stenographer, r. 122 Fulton.&j Tyler, Arvilla, r. 1015 N. Main.Francis, student, r. 512 West 7th.William H., (Ella), grocer, h. 512 West 7th.Tyrrell, Lewis D., (Margaret), mail carrier, h. 209 West 8tfaTyrell, Rofaert S., upholsterer, r. 209 West 8th.t«m\us"3 E. E. E D D Y , General Insurance r^ 16 EAST THIRD STREET. fTjm< — >© Ulander, Axel O., (Victoria), springmaker, h. 748 East 2nd. mCm Ulene, David, macfaine hand, bds. Iroquois Hotel.Gust, shoemaker, fads.10 Steele. m*qj" Robert, upfaolsterer, fads.Iroquois Hotel. § If you want good FISHING TACKLE or SPORTING GOODS,we have them. The Lindholm Variety Hall. Home 1213.| Ask for Occident Flour PURDY BROS., Distributors
Real Estate of All Kinds in All Parts of Jamestown for Sale.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.324 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYC. \B., Kabo, American Lady and Thomson Qlove= Ofitting Corsets at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. C"1Jf * Undberg, Albert T., (Josephine), teamster, h. 702 Forest. ft^| Underwood, Adelle G., music teacfaer, r. 415 Lakeview. m*•« Albert, (Hulda), farmer, h. 359 Baker. fgmm A. J., Mrs., r. 415 Lakeview. "1Q{J Anna, stenographer, r. 359 Baker. J*mtj* Belle, r. 359 Baker. ^.^^ Bertha, trained nurse, r. 359 Baker. ftClair C, r. 24 West 8th. 2mm+^ Cyrus, (Julia A.), oil producer, fa.415 Lakeview.^ Delia M., widow Miles R., dressmaker, h. 24 West 8tfa. 1Edward C, student, r. 321 Crossman.c'Z\ UNDERWOOD, EDWARD L., (Pfaenia R.), crockery and faousefurnishings, _+j 221 Main and 7 West 3rd, h. 321 Crossman. (See adv.)Q). Elliot M., student, r. 85 Prospect.77UFrancis J., (Elizafaeth E.), traveling salesman, h. 85 Prospect.Fred, plumber, r. 359 Baker.JQ1 "?"** DRESSES The Abrahamson=Bigelow Co. f®3 Cloaks, Bonnets, frc 4-6-8w. Third st. —"tJj Hannah, Mrs., h. 12 New Warner block. 2mm Harold B., student, r. 415 Lakeview.(jf} James R., commercial traveler, r. 321 Crossman. mmQJ Jane, r. 415 Lakeview. m*"? Ralpfa F., emp. 95 J. & G. Ave., r. 24 West 8th. fDUngren, Esther, asst. Consolidated Dental Parlors, r. Warner block. aUNION ADVOCATE, (THE), published every Thursday at 310 Pine.Central Life Insurance Co., 8 Ellicott Bldg., Arthur Sturton, dist. mgr.Furniture Co.—Pres., Frank O. Norquist; Sec, P. E. Strom—mfrs.ebina closets and faookcases,234 Crescent.Lumber Co.—Pres., Daniel Griswold; vice Pres., Harry T. Griswold;03m»Sec. and Treas., Brewer D. Pfaillips—mfrs. and dealers in hardwoodlumber, 41 Shearman place.UNION TICKET OFFICE, George L. Maltby, city agent, 301 N. Main.^^ Trust barber shop, under 211 Main, H. D. Edson, prop.UNION TRUST CO.—Frank Merz, Pres.; Harry L. Briggs, cashier—2111) Nortfa Main.u Unist, Charles, tablemaker, fads.547 East 2nd.United States Standard Voting Machine Co., 153-163 J. & G. Ave.Unsworth, John W., (Sarah), loomfixer, h. 1 Shaw Ave.Usher, Lura J., widow Allen, r. 101 East 4th.CLARK HARDWARE CO. , Stoves and HonsefarnisMngs
JOSilks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. P. SHARPE CO.J** JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 325fc Everything Musical at DANIELSON'S| v^ EDDY'S INSURANCE OFFICE16 EAST THIRD STREET.^*n. Vacant, Lewis, (Josepfaine), fa.23 Franklin.CQ Vackstrom, (Cecelia), spinner, bds. 265 Broadhead.»Q Esther, spinner, fads.265 Broadfaead.t\ Frans, merchant tailor, over 107 North Main, h. 265 Broadhead.Ruth, spinner, bds. 265 Broadhead.Vafalin, Axel, (Birgitte), moulder, fa.320 Forest.•5 Vainetto, Sebastiano, laborer, bds. over 4 Main.Cfj Vance, Charles, metalworker, fads,over 218 Steele.QjQ^' John, metalworker, fads,over 218 Steele.Vandane, Edward, wks. faottling works, fads,over 5 Taylor.Vanderburg, Andrew, cabinetmaker, bds. 81% Water.Anna S., widow Jofan J., fa.417 East 2nd.Vanderhoff, Edward, American Exp. clerk, fads.313 N. Main.STLatest Things in Lace, Net and Ruffled Curtains, Draperies and Curtain* ^jMaterials by the yard.CQ THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St.(5^ Vandervoark, Arlie L., (Nellie), veneerworker, h. 125 Newland.V, Vandervoort, Charles R., (Sarah), traveling salesman, h. 841 East 2nd.Qj Pauline, r. 841 East 2nd.
« Nelson's Tailor Shop ls " " j ^ M S ; w'"• $.££ 32C JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY £2« : 3m\W^ Vanfaan, George, (Sopfaia), combing boss, fa.33 Linden Ave. 2p^, Maggie, weaver, r. 33 Linden. *5^3 VanKent, Bert, spindle carver, bds. 12 Busfa. ^"JVanNamee, Fred D., (Bertha), real estate, h. 382 Foote. "JR., (Esther), clerk, r. 382 Foote. V>VanNess, Jerry M., (Mary), policeman, fa.815 Wasfaington. ftJonathan, retired, h. 29 Hopkins. £t- VanScoter, Myron, (Jennie), clerk, h. 904 Nortfa Main.H Vansel, Tfaomas, finisher,h. over 218 Steele. ^3 VanStee, Jacob, (Anna), spindlecarver, r. 36 Peacfa. £*VanSteenburg, Bert W., (Myrtle), motorman, r. 9 West 4th. Q.{? Emma, Mrs., h. 9 West 4tfa. 2 The prices on \VOOlIfeX materials are purchased in enormous f^"^> -i^~/ quantities. Sold only by DJUl THE JtBRAHAMSONtBIGELOlV CO., 114, lie, 118 West Third St. """5 : -H!jj Jessie H., cashier, fa. 7 Hall Aye. JQSarah, widow Orville, h. 7 Hall Ave.mZX Walter, (Ella Dase), plater, h. 333 Fairmount.. 2I- William R., snipping clerk, r. 102 West 7tfa. ".7"VanVolkenburg, Ida, widow William, boarding bouse, fa.202 J. & G. Ave. (/)Varley, Bertram, iplumfaer, r. 10 Ivy.James, (Emma), woolsorter, fa.under 155 Barrows.John, (Amanda), foreman, h. 569 Allen.^ Josepfa, (Anna), loomfixer, fa.10 Ivy.££ Lilly, weaver, r. 569 Allen.3 May, r. 569 Allen.T Varmey, Edward, metalworker, bds. 23 Highland.Vart Land Co., (The)—Pres., J. A. Hulquist; Sec. and Treas. a»d Gen. Mgr.,-q Samuel A. Carlson—77 Arcade Bldg., over 28 Main.O Vasbinder, Charles E., (Maude), cementworker, h. 205 Allen. ^»© Rutfa, student, r. 205 Allen. ikvJ Vedgren, Matilda, widow Carl, r. Willard, R. F. D. 82.•0WVenblow,Venstrom,FrankEric, (AnnaA., tinner,M.), carpenter,bds. 109 Newland.fa.477 Soutfa Main.VJOVerity,LouiseCharles,A.,(Anna),widow John,mgr. Hemlockh. 109 Newland.Oil Co., 610 North Main, h. do. ,f^cVenman, CLARK Andrew, HARDWARE (Mary), CO. shipping clerk, Roofing fa.705 and Buffalo. Building Papers ^c/> Bessie, domestic, r. 31 Linden Ave.*gj O Vensel, Marie, Emanuel domestic, M., (Nellie), r. 85 Prospect. emp. Hub restaurant, fa.61 11th.
q The Largest and Best Stock of Dry Goods. A. P. SHARPE CO. rO JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 327 £13£ Edison Records supplies at Danielson's 5Vermiglia, Rocco, lafaorer, fads,over 4 Main.COVernon, Dixon S., (Emma C), toolmaker, fa.over 13 Partridge. 2Z'Frank S., machinist, r. 910 Washington. -J• Harry S., (Virginia), macfainist, fa.910 Wasfaington. mmDCOQ Nellie, rms. 122 West 3rd. ^JmVestlund, Erick L., (Huldah), shoemaker, fa.over 7 East Newland. "~Jfy Vestrand, Alma, Mrs. r. 125 Newland Ave. . ft~* Vickland, C. Klilla, clerk, fads,over 347 Allen.f>-» Charles, (Minnie), machinist, h. 7 Mt. Vernon. ^S*m^ Emma, widow Carl O.), dressmaker, fa.over 347 Allen. "^3 Vickstrom, Alfred, (Selma), metalworker, fa.over 24 Crown. CDf9 Cfaarles, (Amanda), finisfaer,h. over 419 Newland. "^Epfariam, dyer, bds. 800 East 2nd.OI Ernest, macfainehand, fads. 800 East 2nd. J^j Vickstrom, Ricfaard, cafainetmaker, fads.1281-2 Forest. QjVictor, August, laborer, r. 320 Bowen.^5Cfaarles, woodworker, bds.. 311 Newton.j—J-Vidmark, Aldrick, (Elizafaetfa), cabinetmaker, h. 121 Bowen. -^ Vimmerstedt, Andrew, (Amanda), metalworker, h. over 39 Hedges. *~1O Carl, (Christine E.), retired, h. .828 Newland. £)C CREX GRASS MATTING! CREX RUGS!o® THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St.CC -Ellen C, r. 828 Newland.Z2C Erick, toolmaker, bds. 828 Newland. (JQ(J) Gust C, (Minnie), patternmaker, fa.815 Newland. >•"-" William, express driver, bds. 828 Newland.C Vincent, Edwin C, (Sarafa), drayman, h. 11 Hopkins. C-*S— George, (Mafael), drayman, h. 20 Hopkins. "CC Julia A., widow Herbert B., h. 138 Institute.^ Louis, (Lottie), drayman, fa. 4 Flagg.
V*Bargains in All Kinds of Real Estate in Jamestown, Celoron and NiagaraFalls. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg., Cor. Main & 3rd Sts.328 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYFINE SILKS AND DRESS GOODS P"The lowestprices at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. O__ Qw *E. E. EDDY, 16 East Third Street Q« G e n e r a l i n s u r a n c e A g e n t O^^ Wade, Artfaur C, (M. Frances), attorney, pres. Art Metal Construction Co.,j *95-105 J. & G. Ave., fa.351 East 4th.ca^Barth,. (Mary), fa.15 Franklin.[L Benjamin F., (Mabel), engineeer, Erie R. R., fa.705 West 8tfa. 5Cfaarles E., (Lillie T.), shipping clerk, fa.55 Grant. miH C l e f a e r t G., metalworker, r. 46 lltfa._Ella M., widow A. E., h. 46 11th.•^T Ethel C,. stenographer, r. 55 Grant.Harry, lawyer, r. 55 Grant.en
+1 CARPETS, CURTAINS, -rr A r\ CUo««« CnJ2 draperies, shades. »"* A. U. Sharpe Lo.jM JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 329William E., (Julia), mgr. Granger & Co., 11 W 2nd, h. 621 Prendergast. > §a Phonographs at DANIELSONS, 1 Main Street.. P3 — ^ — Waite, Clair J., (Ora), woodworker, h. over 15 Axtel.„ Elmer E., (Laura A.), bookkeeper, h. Lovell Ave.UJ Evelett, (Ellen), stationary fireman,h. 613 Monroe.Z2 Forest B., (Hazel I.), upholsterer, h. 15 Newland.O G. Burt, works Erie freight office, r. 308 Livingston. C•^ Horace G., (May F.), solicitor, h. 15 Axtel. 2Cm\ Lewis M., carpenter, fads.12 Flagg Ave. 5;P- Lutfaer W., traveling salesman, r. 100 Newton Ave. xMaurice P., electro plater, bds. 15 Axtel.O, Ralph E., (Myrtie L.), asst. State Index clerk, h. 415 Foote. OC Reed A., macfaine hand, fads.15 Axtel. zRuth, clothpicker, fads.93 Barker. to•^ Samuel J., (Thomasine), deliveryman, h. 134 Institute. Om^ Sarah A., Mrs. r. 100 Newton. pjjThompson, (Harriett), weaver, h. over 4 Palmer.I• Walfaerg, Bernhard, tailor, rms. 56-57 Allen Sq. Bldg., over 119 Main. —| H|* John, (Ida A.), Morse Grocery Co., 112-114 Winsor, h. 167 Allen. j£ £-*j Walfay, Jacob, carver, bds. European Hotel.QuncoDRY GOODS! CARPETS! Oil. CLOTH!«g OH-Q THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St. ° J_Qcm"tjz-«_> Walden, Albert C, (Katherine), machinist, h. 22 11th.j C^ Frank W., (Alice), retired, h. 203 Hallock. ^•v Walkerman, Josepfa, (Mary J.), saloonkeeper, 634 East 2nd., fa.435 Winsor. 30 >mm Warren, r. 435 Winsor. ^ OO WALKER, ALBERT A., (Clara J.), painter contractor, 5-7 E 1st, h. 11 W 8tfa. O ^W\ A. A. WALKER \%g30Q'm, Practical House Painter, Grainer & Wood Finisher m 5V)°? HALSO DEALER IN -HD)— PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH AND WALLPAPER %>& ' < z 5-7 E. First Street -z °ftzdAsa C, metalworker, r. 269 Willard.• h•Chancey H., apprentice, 5-7 East 1st, r. 11 West 8th. j< £(Z Cyril B., (Jane), printer, h. 16 Ivy. ^, 0(^ Daniel, agent, fads. 8 15tfa.Daniel, r. 410 Lakeview.C •C "•• 'm TO/) f-\ Occident Fred, Josiafa, E. Genevieve, Horace Herbert, . D., 1 millworker, (Mary), W., r. (Eva), . 92 r. (Alice N11 Falconer. telegrapfa woolsorter, oWest D.), w CT 312 8th. cement Pine. operator, fa.269 contractor, The h. Willard. Best 618 AI, Jefferson. and h. 410 Grocers Guaranteed Lakeview. seint. to Please. O S $ £ C E Z
.^J Hard, honest, hand-sewing in every suit that NELSON makes. That's why they*^ can't loose their shape. 9 West Third Street.330 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYCOWalker, Lee V., (Vernie), painter, 5-7 East 1st., fa.131 Euclid Ave.Sam, (Sarafa), textile operator, fa.840 Spring.«?3 Wayne, metalworker, fads. 2 Rowley PI.Walkley, George A., retired, r. 123 Euclid Ave.Walkup, Hattie M., corsetmaker, r. 14 13th.° Minnie, corsetmaker, fa.14 I3tfa.< Vanness, r. 242 South Main.DC Wall, Adolph, cloth finisfaer, fads.59 McKinley.2 Carl, finisher,h. 112 1-2 Cfaandler.•«»cculQJofan H., (Mary), coachman, fa.over 429 Allen.Oscar, (Julia), designer, h. 1076 East 2nd.Wallace, Calvin P,. (Sarafa), laborer, fa.853 Spring.3 WALLACE, Frank OLIVER E., (May), C, Hotel prop. Everett, New Everett fa.do. House, 7-9-11 West 1st., h. do.— Wallen, Alvin E., finisfaer,bds. over 346 Foote. ...2 £ Andrew, (Ida), macfainefaand, fa.123 Stowe. z»3 \- August, (Emma), Atlas Furniture Co., Allen St., h. 105 Falconer. *Z< . Carl J., (Helen M.), patternmaker, h. 551 East 2nd. oj Christine A., widow Charles H., fa.35 Peach. CD° WW Ragnell, (Lena), laborer, fa.over 203 King.
6 Always bay yonr Dry Gaods of THE A. P. SHARPE CO,^J JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 331 (j\a: C. FRED DANIELSON for Music.:Ul Ward, Carlotta M., teacfaer, r. 426 East 5tfa. S^ Grace, widow Josepfa, r. 27 Price. *~!^ Gerald, r. 518 West 4th. >•*«QQ Jane S., widow Dr. A. F., h. 426 East 5tfa. »iiKate E., r. 426 East 5th. 13. Lizzie, waitress, r. Humphrey House. ftf*j Michael W., (Anna S.), furniture mfrs., 516- W. 4th., h. 518 West 4th.M. Lavina, widow Sylvanus, r. 332 East 3rd.au.oWare, Evelyn, r. 125 Fulton.ftjJ. A., Mrs., r. 125 Fulton. pkWareing, Edward, (Maria), dyer, h. 506 Foote. Y*Warn, Leonard, (Eva), freight handler, h. 11 Cross.Lutfaer, (Inez), grocer, 1001 East 2nd, fa.do.Warner, Adelle R., widow Will L., fa.621 Lakeview.Block, 9-21 Main.Carl, (Elsie), fa.26 Center.Carl, woodworker, r. 1106 East 2nd.^ Carrie E., r. 609 Lakeview. _^. Elliott H., metalworker, r. 406 West 2nd. J"»»CVJLARGE VARIETY OF EATON HURLBURT'S FINE STATIONERY.. THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St.F. E. Gifford, bond broker, fa.621 Lakeview.__ J. Rutzen, faankclerk, r. 621 Lakeview.QQ WARNER LUMBER CO.,—estate L. B. Warner, 22-28 Steele, Alton E. Page,mgr.Mary, r. over 5 Taylor.QJCIMary H., widow L. B., r. 2 West 5tfa.Oscar, (Delia B.), falacksmitfa, fa.406 West 2nd.Oscar, (Anna), metalworker, fa.40 Jones. D»jO QOtto, clerk, bds. 61 McKinley.Percy B„ Independent Bill Posting Co., over 214 N. Main, r. 406 W. 2d. (/}*3 m.•%Warren, Andrew M., (Hattie), metalworker, h. 43 Linwood.Cafe, Hansen Bros., prop. M. C Hansen, Julius Hansen; 10 S. Main.^^>^Enos A., (Ella), fa.1059 Washington. ^,Qj Hannah, widow Edward, r. 528 East 2nd.S Helen J., r. 200 Allen. (j)Henry, (Laura), millhand, h. 937 East 2nd.QQ Hiram P., retired, r. 1059 Wasfaington.-Jamestown St. Ry., 22 South Main, Pres., D. H. Siggins; John J. Ne- rttsmith, terminal agent.J. Belle, milliner, r. 52 Hazzard.V^^0 Leonard J., macfainehand, r. 200 Allen.Lester E., (Jessie), teamster, h.'S18 Palmer.rt*S Lucien, J., (Bernice), bookkeeper, fa.43 Fairmount.mmPearl, clerk, r. 43 Linwood.«BO Occident Flour—All grocers sell it.R-fa
0)«HJamestown, Celoron and Niagara Falls Real Estate For Sale.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL- BUILDING.332 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY P*THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. £Reliable Dry Goods, Suits and Carpets,Z Warren, William A., (Josephine), table mfr. h. 52 Hazzard.W. Floyd, (Florence), livery and transient barn, 214 Wasfaington, fa.*"1 11 10th.jj Washfaurn, Abfaie G., r. 28 Hazzard.om\J Artfaur E., (May), lumfaerman, fa.under 108 Tower.0mm Cfaarles, (Josephine), laborer, h. over 29 Columfaia. \\Tj< C o r a , clotfapicker, r. 28 Hazzard.Galutius M., (Helen), carpenter, fa.60 Water.n Helena E., fa.28 Hazzard.3Hiram R., (Mary J.), contractor and fauilder, fa.207 East 2nd. ftJames C, (Rebecca), emp. 95 J. & G. Ave., fa.815 Jefferson. KjJJ WASS, JOHN C, (Flora A.), pres. and mgr. J. C. Wass Co., 101-103 East 3rd, |^jmt h. 625 Spring. ^** WASS, J. C. & CO,.—J. C. Wass, mgr.—ladies' ready made garments andmillinery, 101-103 East 3rd. (See adv.)^*.»* Wassberg, Alfaert, (Engla), paperfaanger, fa.over 188 Falconer. %r•* Wasser, Catfaerine, r. over 2 East 4th. ^]J^ Maggie, widow Martin, h. over 2 East 4th. ^ft Wassman, Flora, Mrs., clerk, r. 38 Barrows.jj^._ THE ABRAHAMSON- 3I FASHION FAULTLES: S)St«2S7*5J* BIGELOW CO. mtFOR "WEIX *SUITS DRESSED SKIRTS women114-110-118 West Third St.Waterman, Grant G., (Grace E.), emp. 95 J. & G. Ave., h. 44 12tfa. Z)Norman O.", deliveryman, fa. over 120 Lincoln00Waters, Daniel, (Anna), lumfaer fauyer, fa. 8961-2 East 2nd.Edward E., (Clara), musician, fa. 703 Nortfa Main.James G., (Marion), mgr. Samuels Opera House, h. 27 Price.Pearl, r. 8961-2 East 2nd.Pti\ Waterton, Carrie B., widow Robert C, r. 309 East 2nd. v-d>!/ Watmuff, Harry G., spinning foreman, bds. 56 Harrison. 21^J James," (Efizafaeth), drawing foreman, fa. 56 Harrison. mmmt Watson, Clara, Mrs., spiritualist lecturer, h. 543 East 2nd. £ **J Henry W., (Clara M.), pres. Watson Mfg. Co., 63 Taylor, fa. 543 E. 2nd. \Ja\CLowell B., student, r. 316 West 7tfa.La Mrg. Co., mfrs. screens and sliding blinds. Pres., H. W. Watson; vice QjQ\ pres., A. A. Amidon; sec. and treas., W. W. Watson; 63 Taylor. ftE S f a e r m a n L., (Minnie E.), art metal constructor, h. 316 West 7tfa. AWilliam C, h. 409 Lakeview.William W., (Kittie L.), secy, and treas. Watson Mrg. Co., 63 Taylor, -_.0 in. 16 Fillmore. V*r W a u g h , Howard, stenographer, bds. 301 Jefferson. ^R. M., Mrs., rooming house, 301 Jefferson, fa. do. ft\Wawrowski, Frank, (Kate), fa. 304 Buffalo. m
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Always Buy Your Dry Goods of THE A. P. SHARPE CO. 3JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY • 333 wo cO73Phonographs at DANIELSON'S 1 Main Street.• Itl— s ^Weatherly, Frank A., (Minnie), laborer, h. over 110 East 3rd.£ nj, Weatherly, Francis E., (Emma), emp. Salisbury Wheel Wks., h. 17 10th. jjj °Samantha, dressmaker, rms. 217 Fulton. " t$CD OWilliam, laborer, bds. 800 East 2nd.• cWilliam, machinist, bds. 213 West 2nd.§ ^mm Webber, Willard R., (Angie), packer, h. 336 Allen. £j ^Zj Webeck, John, (Selma), h. 3 Sturges. Ji >*~ John, machinist, bds. 632 East 6th. g^1 Weber, Adam, (Eliza), retired, h. 17 Mechanic. g mmm Anna C, r. 17 Mechanic. • >0 H"O COMPLETE LINE OF WHITE GOODS. J ^> 5THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. C g—— '• > «C-I_ WEBER, A. FREDERICK—Weber Mfg. Co., 316 Cherry—r. 17 Mechanic. g>Q Florence P., student, r. 17 Mechanic. C
X NEESON'S TAILOR SHOP i u ^ 1 ^ 9 W. Third St. O*—•*334OOA•«« JAMESTOWNTA TVTTjTQTrYtXTTVT "r»TTDTJtrirTir\.T>-VDIRECTORYcCOr+WEEKS, JAMES L., (Louise A.), lawyer, also mayor city of Jamestown, 0^4 rms. 35 New Fenton Bldg., over 6 E. 2nd, h. 34 Lakeview. Z\CS| Wegren, Aaron, woodworker, bds. 337 Willard.Amelia, widow Gustaf, r. 400 Stowe.*^mpHilda, picker, bds. 400 Stowe.^Q Swan, weaver, bds. 400 Stowe. ^JUJ WEIBLE, ALBERT W., (Delia C), dentist, 4-5-6 Wellman Bldg., h. 516 Q,m Jefferson. mo £ Weidholm, Charles, (Jennie M.), polisher, h. 369 Foote.
g> Carpets, Certains, Draperies, Shades. THE A. D. Sharpe Co. 2Q JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 335 2S Pianos, musHmnSum^nts Danielson's »W Wells, Adelbert C, (Lillian), h. 5 Hotchkiss. ftm+ Wells-Fargo Express Co., 115 Main, Edward B. Thomas, Agt. n*^! Wells, Frank E., (Nettie), wholesale crackers, 7 Taylor, h. Lakewood. m-» Helen, widow A. E., h. 405 West 7th. j~George J., (Catherine), mgr. 14 East 3rd, h. 324 Crossman. m.Margaret R., r. 342 Crossman.Jj7M. Genevieve, clerk, r. 342 Crossman.Wemple, Edward, (Florence), h. 29 Hopkins Ave.VP.0)toX.0)ASK FOR RICHARDSON'S SPOOL SILK.THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. aI£Q) Wenburg, John, (Matilda), steel casemaker, h. 34 Crown. mmj**•«» Wengstrom, Edward, (Lizzie), woodturner, h. 218 Crescent.ft2 Wennerberg, Andrew, (Wendla), metalworker, h. 39 12th. •-.Q Wennerstrom, WemiArKtrnim Joseph, .Tosenh. finisher,bds. 12 Fairfield.m>Wenstraw, Theodore, (Selma), h. over 48 Pearl.Werle &' Hancock—E. A. Werle and C. J. Hancock—Star Tailoring Co., undei101 West 3rd.Elmer- A., (Clara D.)—Star Tailoring Co.—h. 20 Derby.ZT„ Werner, Josephine, weaver, bds. 233 Willard. ©Q) Max, (Mary E.), painter and paperhanger, h. 7 Pyre. Z)Q) Wersen, Annie H., twister, r. 21 Tower. •*15J Charles J., woodcarver, r. 21 Tower.JJN Matilda C, widow Charles G., h. 21 Tower.KJ^Sophia A., seamstress, r. 21 Tower.Wertz, Arthur, woodworker, r. 118 East 2nd.8—•Wescott, Daniel P., (H. Isabelle), linotype operator, h. 86 Barrett.51 Eugene, h. 205 West 3rd. ^0 Mary, -widow Clark, nurse, h. over 59 Falconer. mCSarah R., widow Daniel P., h. 417 Lafayette.m-mjv^ West, Axel, (Jennie), teaming, h. over 124 Winsor.t~jj*P Charles, lumber handler, rms. 25 Steele. _^>$ Charles, yardmaster, bds. 635 West 8th.•^ Clara, widow Gust, r. 132 Euclid Ave. mT*•»dc*»§ occidenT°flour. PURDY BROS., Distribntors.CD
Be Your Own Landlord. We Will Build a Home for You and Take OurPay Same as Rent. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.336 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYF'7NZANBA%ifsBN The P. M. Johnson Co.f-~ >5 WEST, EDSON L., dentist, over 12 East 3rd, rms. 415 West 3rd. C\***i Gust A., (Amanda), painter and decorator, h. 132 Euclid Ave. Q*^ Harold V., painter, r. 132 Eucild Ave. j*».^ Hattie, rms. 212 East 8th. >J•i5 Westberg, Arthur, (Lillian), St. Ry. conductor, h. over 175 Livingston. *Q»C Westcott, Monroe W., (Henrietta L.), clerk, h. 273 South Main.l^ R. Belle, weaver, r. 273 South Main. ^Westerbohm, Albin, carpenter, h. 48 Charles.^N""^» Westerburg, Charles, teamster, bds. over 63 Steele. v~l Westergren, Axel, (Emma), laborer, h. 114 Palmer. mmWesterly, Signa, spinner, r. 24 Steele.^IWesterman, Charles H., (Mary), well driller, h. 53 Prospect. K*Western Union Telegraph Co., Clarence A. Slone, mgr., 301 Main. ^ *Westley, Pearl, stenographer, nms. 831 North Main.Westling, Albert, packer, bds. 114 Price.Carl G., surgeon U. S. navy, r. 226 Barrows,iClara, maid, r. 15 West 5th.W^gEdith E., clerk, r. 226 Barrows.Vl3K' Ernest C, metalworker, r. 226 Barrows.Frederick, (Matilda), carver, h. 226 Barrows."^ Headquarters for all kinds of |" U K j For Ladies and ChildrenSV The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St.^^ Westlund, Anna A., twister, r. 80 Water."^ Westman, John A., (Signa A.), sec. and treas. Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co., if' Cfl£^ Blackstone Ave., h. over 12 Arnold. #sr/\ Westphal, Oscar G., barber, rms. 26 Fenton place.rT^ Westrom, Andrew F., wines and liquors, 14 East 2nd, h. 210 West 6th. ^"*J Estella O., r. 23 Fairmount Ave. ^Q^ John, (Caroline), laborer, h. 128 Stowe. >^John F., clerk, r. 210 West 6th. C}fy\ Minnie E., teacher, r. 210 West 6th. J>«•s Whatford, James, (Maude), bartender, h. over 110 Harrison. ^JJ^ Wheeler, C. Laverne, (Nettie A.), printer, h. 346 Foote. S^J Clyde, bank clerk, rms. 313 Prendergast. -O^> Edith A., dressmaker, h. 308 East 3rd. OQ^ E. H., (Edith), mgr. Bell Telephone, h. 325 Price. Q^i Frank S., (Grace T.), lawyer, special county judge, office over 215 K*."^ Main, h. 405 West 6th. Wj^J James M., (Julia), motorman, h. over 174 Fairmount. (/)Wheelhouse, Arthur, (Josephine), machine hand, h. 69 Benson.Bros.—George P. and John M. Wheelhouse—saloon, 143 Harrison.Clarice E., r. 143 Harrison.George, Rev., (Rebecca), h. 35 Center.George P., (Ada)—Wheelhouse Bros.—h. 143 Harrison.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and Honse Furnishings.
S E oFESDTRrcD00EDssT STOCK The A. D. Sharpe Co. JCOJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 337 §•I Pianos ^ j ^ , , Danielson's, 1 Main St. |^ Wheelhouse, John, shoemaker, r. 35 Center. S Omm John W., (Corlin)—Wheelhouse Bros., 143 Harrison—h. do. trj £2Mary, widow Samuel, h. 62 Harrison."it-|2 t*"CO Wheelock, Belle, Mrs., r. 206 Lakeview.OQ George, loungemaker, r. 206 Lakeview.Wherle, Joseph, (Agnes), woodcarver, h. 20 Kingsbury.»> Whipple, Willis, stenographer, bds. 810 N. Main.0 Whitaker, Ernest M., (Bridget), paperhanger and decorator, h. 16 15th.Joseph, (Elizabeth), woolbuyer, h. 71 South Main.(} Whitcomb, Walter, (Lottie), machinist, h. 11 Cleveland.William, (Mary), machine hand, h. 32 12th.mm(/)White, Allan3 Main,H., (Grace),h. 14 Lincoln.printer, h. 34 Price.{^AndrewAndrewW.,P., (Mary(Maggie),M.),commerciallife and accidenttraveler,insuranceh. 145 Prospect.agt., office overWHITE, CHARLES S., (Lauretta), wines and liquors, 14 E. 3rd, h. 208 Pine, hfiQQ Claude E., (Maude), 'bookkeeper, h. 211 Liberty. >vEliza A., Mrs., h. 632 Spring.^oEmerson W., (Bertha), lumber buyer and inspector, h. 101 Cook.VEILINGS, ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES. t^"THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St.Elvira L., widow H. T., millinery, 330 East 3rd, h. do.CC Eucebia, r. 832 Spring.Ernest, (Mabel), bookkeeper, h. 106 Crescent.CO Frances,
^_J Have MELSOM make your clothes. Correct styles. Best of tailor-COing. 9 West Third Street.C 338 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY *l•Joc CJS Whiting, Alfred M., clerk, bds. 16 Cook Ave.Mirandi, widow Daniel, r. 16 Cook Ave.gj WHITLEY, FRED E., (Millie P.)—J. Whitley & Son, clothing, 210 N. Main— T*?3 h. 309 East 2nd. to "WHITLEY, JABEZ—J. Whitley & Son, 210 N. Main—h. 18 East 4th.WHITLEY, J. & SON—J. Whitley and Fred E. Whitley—clothing, 210 N.Main. (See lines.) Oftz Ruth, student, r. 309 East 2nd.Whitman, Ida, hoarding house, r. 154 J. & G. Ave.mfi< Sarah P., r. 18 East 4th. JMatilda, widow Stephen C, boarding house, h. 154 J. & G. Ave.zaCDuicc Whitmore, Charles W., (Jennie S.), retired, h. 127 Allen.tt£ " § Ray, Charles milk H., peddler, (Maude r. A.), 413 lumber Falconer. salesman, h. 119 VanBuren. (jfQO u_ co m Whitney, Elnathan L., (Lottie)—White & Whitney, 201 W. 3rd—h. 23 Fairmount." Alice " H., " dressmaker, " r. 7 Fulton. " ~ ' fe° H ?5 o Flats, Bertha, 211-217 Mrs., h. West 7 Fulton, 2nd.hj DC Florence F., paper boxmaker, r. 7 Fulton.j ° Gertrude E., clerk, r. 7 Fulton.O 2 John J., (Agnes R.), retired, h. 211 West 2nd.o I-
THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST -^ ^ ^ SHARPE CO.PRICES.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY339 ^Everything Musical at DANIELSON'S. »Wickstrom, Alfred, (Selma), metalworker, h. over 24 Crown.•- Wightman, John, finisher,bds. 909 Newland. CXj*^ Wigren, Gust, (Mabel), carpenter, h. over 227 Hazzard. ^John, (Ada), butcher, h. over 10 Eagle.CDSTYLES set the fashion for women, in Cloaks Suits and Skirts
Niagara Falls Property For Sale. Business property. Hoises and Lotsand Acreage. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg,(, f340 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY*^ CENTEMERI KID GLOVES are the best—soft, elastic,'3 durable. Sold at The P. M. JOHNSON CO. mHn»\m\JQ) Wilcox, Mary E., clerk, r. 16 Steele. fuQi Oscar D., (Gertrude), grocer, 807 West 6th, h. do. . J"Philestus L., bookkeeper, bds. 309 Price.(/Q^j Roy M., (Lulu G.), machine hand, h. 14 Steele. ttQ|5j S. D., (Deffie), engineer ,h. Howard Ave. beyond limits. «JJQ Warren P., Journal reporter, rms. Y. M. C. A. \SWild, Annie, weaver, r. 19 Walnut. . (fQEdith, twister, r. 19 Walnut.ft\QHarry, (Bessie), warpdresser, h. 19 Walnut.53 Wildman, Isaac, (Elizabeth), warp twister, h. 152 Thayer.Wiler, Frank, (Sophia), cigarmaker, h. 28 Peach.Q Wiley, Herbert R., (Mary), merchant tailor, 1 Wellman Bldg., h. 510 Clinton.^J Wilhelm, Emil, (Margaret), bookkeeper Jamestown Brewing Co., h. 413S W e s t 8th.Henry B., (Rachael), commercial traveler, h. 214 Fulton.Wilkes, Augusta M., cloth picker, r. 2 Forest Park.Carl T., machine hand, 'bds. 2 Forest Park .«-f : _ *• '^i~~— GOOp«#COATS^SUITS-SKIRTSFOR WELL DRESSED WOMENGeorge, (Mina A.), finisher,h. 135% Chandler.Lena H., cloth picker, r. 2 Forest Park.Lewis F., (Elizabeth), freight handler, h. 2 Forest Park.Wilkins, Hannah M., widow Elisha, r. 329 Crossman.Wilkinson, Agnes A., clerk, r. 46 Hazzard.Maude, widow Fred, h. 46 Hazzard.Willard, Archer H., (Fannie L.), woodturner, h. 30 Maltby.Claude V., (Matilda), conductor St. Ry., h. 842 Lafayette.Corbin, (Elizabeth M.), gardener, h. 627 English.Florence L., mattressmaker, r. 838 North Main.Leonora, Mrs., h. 838 North Main.Louis G., (Nellie), conductor, J. St. Ry., h. 4 Isabella Ave.•Mary R., preceptress, high school, r. 663 East 6th.Rachel D., widow L. N., h. 663 East 6th.Samuel L., (Sylvia), constable, h. 834 Lafayette.Vesta, teacher, r. 663 East 6th.Willets, D. E., (Marie), switchman, h. under 338 Steele.R. Effie, aristoworker, r. 218 Newland Ave.Samuel, printer, rms. 26 Fenton place.Solomon, teamster, bds. 902 Lafayette.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Builder's Hardware
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. P. SHARPE CO.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY34iEdison Records and Supplies at DANIELSONS.to^ Williams, A. Marsh, retired, rms. 44 Allen.T\ Bessie, student, r. 153 Chandler.3Edwin, (Calista), real estate, h. 214 Clinton.^w Ellen H., teacher, r. 205 Lakeview. Q)£} Ernest, bds. 212 Allen. ' JJjtmm\ Ernest C, (Susan), carpenter, h. 12 Flagg.K. Prank P., (May C), oil producer, h. 15 Mechanic. O*~ Frederick T., (Eva M.), machinist, h. 21 Walnut. Ct(9Q Grace, student, r. 153 Chandler. ^Harriett O., r. 108 Crescent.^• Harriett S., widow Martin, h. 108 Crescent. JS^ Harry, (Grace), janitor high school, r. 626 Spring. J»»Harvey O., (Cecil), shipping clerk, h. 36 Center. £*• Hettie, Mrs., h. 1043 Washington.^ Ira, (Carrie), nurseryman, h. 19 West 7th. 2*John A., (Margaret), machinist, h. 5 Hanley.^"k» Joseph G., (Elizabeth), junk dealer, h. 224 Sprague.Q MaBelle, bookkeeper and stenographer, r. 21 Walnut.Marshall (Florence), waiter, h. 216 East 1st.cm • — : O»5 MAGIC HAIR CURLER.—Curling irons burn the hair and are dangerous. ^!5* Other Curlers take all day or night to do their work. Magic Curlers qQ Take 10 to 15 Minutes. »^THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St. m^• V* Mary, Mrs., asst. supt. W. C. A. hospital, 207 Foote. J^••* Mary A., widow George, h. 5 Hanley. >^Q Oliver E., (Angie), pastor United Brethren church, h. 3 14th.Thorpe,- (Densie), popcorn, 3rd and Main, h. 564 East 2nd.William C, (Letta), musician, h. 234 Sprague.a jg Williamson, Alice E., stenographer, r. 134 Allen.rt•5 Andrew, woodworker, bds. 35 Morton. ^Anton, carpenter, bds. 35 Morton.*•«»,HT Herbert S., farmer, r. Ill Barrows. ^Q^ J. Edith, r. 134 Allen. S.J. Robert, collector, bds. 134 Allen.\m-"£j Jessie M., teacher, r. Ill Barrows.Q) Mary J., Mrs., h. 723 East 2nd.«Q May, dressmaker, r. 723 East 2nd.Nettie E., widow Joseph J., h. 134 Allen.Q) Samuel, (Lucy), retired, h. Ill Barrows.C/i«^ "Willing, C. G., (Alta B.), Jamestown Oil Co., 34 Institute, h. 374 Foote. ^^f)^ M. A., Mrs., Viavi remedies, h. 405 West 3rd. p»
^J "T \M lW/»l»/vri Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens, mm(/} 1 • 11. llfrlSOll. 9 W. Third St., over the Greeks. LC 342 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYo'55Willsie, Eva, dressmaker, h. 12 Scott.7?Rhoda, dressmaker, r. 12 Scott. *PCM WILLSON, NATHAN M., (C. Bernice)—Pearl City Veneer Co.r—h. 99 Barrett QCJWilson, Albert G., deliveryman, bds. 225 Broadhead.Charles, rms. 318 Prendergast.Charles C, (Mary Hall), mgr. 131 Winsor, h. 316 East 5th.Charles D., (Elizabeth), janitor Masonic hall, r. 608 N. Main.Charles W., (Helen E.), mgr. Mercantile Law Co., 522-524 ChadakoinBldg., h. 713 Washington.Claus, (Johanna), carpenter, h. 238 Hall Ave.Edna, dressmaker, h. 416 Lafayette.zEtta, Mrs., r. 115 East 2nd.< Floyd B., metalworker, r. Fairmount, beyond limits.cc Fred, (Angie L.), chief firedepartment, 218 Spring, h. 333 Allen. -.2j .WILSON, G. VICTOR, mgr. Postal Telegraph Co., r. 23 Crossman. ^_i Harry, (Clara), Jamestown Cold Storage Co., 5-7 Taylor, h. 101 South w< ui Main. Z\jz cc2i2 m Harry, (Mira), motorman, h. 24 Phillips. 2Zo. ^ Howard M., mail carrier, r. 409 Washington. wtomm^ > James, metalworker, bds. 304 West 3rd. ft^. q Jane, domestic, r. 315 West 3rd. ft-< Jennie, domestic, bds. 500 Pine. ftIE fllnnlrn Cni+n Clri-B+o THE PRICES on "WOOLTBX" garmpnts are moderate, M>UI ll llnKS. nil I IS. uKlllS because all materials are purchased in enormous quantities, m> wiuunu, UUIIU, uiilliu and the latest labor saving machinery is used in the making.u THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West Third Street. £DJohn H., poultryman, h. 23 Crossman. OJohn H., (Frances), livery stable, h. 409 Washington.John J., (Wilhelmina), coachman, h. over 1013 Newland.John T., (Elizabeth), planing and sawmill, sash doors and blinds,115-133 Winsor, h. 421 East 2nd.John Thompson, (Harriett), retired, h. 28 Fairmount.cmtft? Julia, Mrs., bds. 415 West 3rd. m*Ulmm2_ mf WILSON Laura & LUNDQUIST—S. M., r. 23 Crossman. B. Wilson, A. N. Lundquist—haberdashers, 220 ftQ ,/) Louie North H., (Rouie Main. H.), (See lumber, adv.) inspector, h. over 35 McKinley. (Iiq S. B. WILSON 202 Main Street A. N. LUNDQUIST «•
The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. THE A. D. SHARPE CO.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 343g Everything Musical at DANIElSON'S/fft\ WILSON, SAMUEL B., (Katherine)—Wilson & Lundquist, 220 Main—h. 1002 -^j*f Prendergast. rt\QStella, aristoworker, r. 35 McKinley.ft\ W. Wallace, (Carrie), woodworker, h. 152 Thayer.•""* W. W., (Ida M.), tinner, h. Fairmount, beyond limits._ Wiltsie, Addie, weaver, bds. 89 Hazzard.cQAddie, tods.112 W. Hamilton.-53WILTSIE, ALTHEDA V., MRS., h. 117 Allen.ZArthur W., clerk, r. 612 Prendergast. (/)
3LOTS FOR SALE IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE CITY.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.344 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYThe largest assortment of fine Cloaks and Suits in theCity at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. 3WINNBERG, JOHN M.—Winnberg & Batcheller, 113 North Main—h. 39Mechanic.$ C I T Y D R U G S T O R E g^ WINNBEBG & BATCHELLEB (/}0 PR-ESCRJPTION FILLING A SPECIALTYQ Reliable Drugs and Medieines. Toilet Articles. Perfumery #y113 MAIN STR.EET0Winroth, Charles F., (Hilda A.), engineer, h. 255 Prospect.V^^ Charles G., agent, fads,over 255 Prospect.HTj Winslow, Edward, r. 715 Murray Ave. '"S/U Winsor, Amelia C, general store, 610 Main, h. do. ftBlanche Dewey, clerk, r. 28 Kingsbury.Clinton B., (Anna E.), supt. of school construction, h. 404 E. 4th.Frank D., r. 610 North Main. . mHelen, artist, r. 503 East 2nd. 5*00COMBS, BRUSHES AND TOILET ARTICLES. '"*",. THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. 3rd St. (/>riS5{j Winters, Anna N., widow Theodore, dressmaker, r. 11 Newland. 2J0*C James S., (Ivy B.), laundry solicitor, h. 11 Newland. ZTWiquist, David, furniture packer, r. 149 Baker.JjJQQ Flavia, telephone operator, r. 149 Baker. CDfy WIQUIST OTTO W., (Alma)—Wiquist & Johnson, hats, ready made cloth- t—mU" ing, merchant tailors, 9 Main—h. 149 Baker.6 qq OTTO W. WIQUIST No. 9 Main StreetMERCHANT TAILOR and CLOTHIERHATS, CAPS, GENTS' FURNISHINGSro^Ort Paul, (Freda), teamster, h. over 118 Palmer. mftr» Wise, Edward H., (Cora), building mover, h. 612 Foote Ave. ' ^iLL George, (Cornelia), building mover, h. 902 Lafayette. ^Theodore, veneerworker, r. 902 Lafayette.ft\Wilbur, r. 902 Lafayette. X,Wiseflog, Gust, tailor, bds. 217 East 3rd. W"Wistrom, Peter M., (Otelia), cabinetmaker, h. 101 Wescott.ViWilliam, (Anna), cabinetmaker, h. 131 Barrows.Withers, James, (Sarah), h. under 14 Maple.Witterhall, Emma, housemaid, r. 411 East 2nd.CLARK HARDWARE CO, Roofing and Building Papers.
O s m S ^ S , hmiSy, The A. D. Sharpe Co.O JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 345— PI A WHQ and a11 kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSmm rif\LH\JD at DANIELSON'S, 1 Main StreetCO_^ Wolf, Earl, (Jessie), gluer, h. over 308 Steele.mJFrank W., (Ella V.), engineer, h. 35 Derby.QQHarry, screenmaker, bds. 35 Derby.Hjalmar, (Alma), metalworker, h. over 16 Fairfield.. Woll, Ernest, woodworker, r. 210 Linwood.t*\Floyd, spinner, r. 210 Linwood Ave.Woman's Christian Association Hospital—Pres., Mrs., Frank E. Gifford; Sec,Mrs. Charles C. Wilson; Treas., Miss S. Flora Broadhead—207[jL,Foote Ave.Wood, Albert C, (Cora B.), lumberman, h. 29 West 9th.+J Charles E., (Maude), barber, h. 113 Hamilton.(q* Elmer, woodworker, bds. 635 West 8th.Euretta, Mrs., h. 401 Clinton.(r\ Frank, h. 401 Clinton._jj George A., (Elizabeth), Pres.Fuel Economizer Co., h. 306 West 4th. " ijft John, (Margaret A.), cut stone contractor, 52 Steele, h. 4 Terrace PI. i >..— Minnie B., stenographer, r. 29 West 9th. > _jLm Oscar, (Edith), meat cutter, bds. 11 Hall Ave. H mSarah H., widow Samuel, h. 18 West 6th.£ SmmOm~~ R ANNPD P A^HIOIM^ A11 Patterns 10 and 15c- A" the latest styles. C tjtf DAlM\hl\ rAOllIUll J. New Fashion Sheets issued Monthly. > ^J> The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. wistTWrdst. 8 hZ> c Iz mJohn Sylvia, A., proofreader, (Martha), paperhanger r. 4 Terrace and place. painter, h. 26 Water. ? H m030 Lucy, Wilbur sewing B., constable, machine h. operator, 211 Crossman. h. 113 Sprague.,_ "* ro Oft Willard C, (Agnes), commercial traveler, h. 46 10th. P $^- Matilda, J.JALtAll.A±\A.tAi, stenographer, UV^UVt,»»^"".| h. "• 6 West " '• "".. 9th. .—.> C*•33 •^0 Woodbury, Egburt E., (Florence), state tax commissioner, and attorney, rn "tmT\ Woodard, Cecil, clothdrawer, r. 113 Sprague. >"~Z over 301 Main, h. 10 VanBuren. ^ j£rr\ George, (Rose), teamster, h. Lovell Ave. l!*^> Frank C, r. 10 VanBuren. O OWoodford, Alice, widow Bert, weaver, h. 93 Barker. ^ >^J Blanche, drawing teacher, r. 319 Jefferson. " co£ Harriett E., h. 118 East 3rd. Z ^m* Lulu J., bookkeeper, bds. 93 Barker. . >Woodhall, Charles H., (Florence G.), boys' director, Y. M. C. A., h. 360 Foote. " hm. Woodhead, John W., (Ada), laborer, bds. 254 Harrison. j,^ WOODHEAD, JONAS, (Edna O), plumbing and gas supplies, 118 E. 3rd, ZO h. 130 Fulton. °*•" Woodin, O. B., (Emma), emp. Bell Telephone Co., h. 920 N. Main.IJQj Walter, St. car. conductor, r. 920 N. Main. p^" Walter, (Plorine), St. car conductor, h. 1210 W. 6th. "i3 :I> e-M OCCldeilt f\ • 1 • rIOUT. CI _ • _:The Best All and Grocers Guaranteed Sellit. to Please.OO ?
„J Thru and thru year'round worsteds, KCI CAM Q Wpct Xrii M T{/} In black, blue and fancy suitings. llEWUll, 7 IT CM 01U Ol. O*£ 346 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY CfQ'3 3"2^ Woods, Alice, r. 866 Washington.CV| Henry S., (Cecelia), propr. The Osmer, 413-415 W. 3rd, r. do. ft\John, (Mary), laborer, h. 416 Lafayette.__*^1 Mary, laundress, h. over 194 Fairmount. £)May, student, r. 416 Lafayette.(J)Michael,. (Anna), rupture specialist, h. 866 Washington.(J)ccPatrick J., (Margaret), foreman, 95 J. & G. Ave., h. 115 Hall Ave.ui Woodward, Emerson H., (Mary H.), carpenter, h. 190 Fairmount. DO\- Floyd H., motorman, bds. 190 Fairmount. J})it Nelson B., cashier and stenographer, r. 190 Fairmount. QPQ° Samuel J., (Lizzie C), retired, h. 54 13th. /jqg Stanley, (Emily), millhand, h. 135% Chandler. q»j Will E., motorman, bds. 190 Fairmount. ~T? Woodworth, Charles H., civil engineer, r. 108 Liberty. mlUJ Edward H., (Edith), asst. mgr., 56 Prospect, h. 20 Allen. £*I ui Lena M., Mrs., music teacher, r. 325 Hazzard.U DC•_•UI Wooley, Clyde G., (Alta), mgr. Jamestown Oil Co., 34 Institute, h. 374 Foote. \Jt- Worden, Amos L., (Nancy P.), carpenter, h. Fairmount, beyond limits. "^5 ui Elliot W., (Hattie), greenhouse, 43 Thayer, h. do. ft'ft g Work, A. Delano, (Hannah)—E. & H. Cough Drop Co., Arcade Bldg.—h. ~gs 11 West 4th. £ijo. Joseph S., r. 11 West 4th.j EATON HURLBURT'S HOT PRESSED VELLUM WRITING PAPER.5 THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St.^wm Works, Charles, telegraph operator, r. 617 Washington. ft^ Ella, dressmaker, r. 617 Washington. mm2 Wormington, Agnes C, Mrs., r. 38 Hall.Wortman, Fred F., (Jennie), electrician, h. 411 West 4th.Wren, Edward, r. 313 Steele.Fred J., (Christine O), carpenter, h. 42 Hazzard.ft(/> Mary A., spinner, r. 313 Steele.•3 Wright, Abbie, r. 411 Pine. qj^L Boyd, teamster, rms. 213 Fulton. ^"^ Charles C, plasterer, h. 105 Fairview.J*> David R., r. 105 Fairview.q • Dora C.,r. 56 10th.© Dorothy E., student, r. 20 Meadow Lane.OEdward, (Matilda), filer, h. 941 East 2nd.>*Eliza J., weaver, r. 105 Fairview.Elizabeth, laundress, r. 122 East 2nd.QFrank H., (Roena M.), miller, h. 223 Prospect.Fred R., (Jessie A.), miller, h. 110 Newland.
£ m SEST GOOP%c7s 7HE LOWEST THE A. D. SHARPE CO. 3in '• SJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 347 -3 C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. LME ?WRIGHT, JOHN H., (Eva L.), mgr. Home Telephone Co., 310 Pine—h. 65 5.— McKinley. ~(O WRIGHT, JUDSON S., (Effie)—Field & Wright Co., 100-108 Main—h. Fal- ='ooner.^Laverne, (Anna), driver, h. over 379 Foote.L. Edmund, student, r. 12 Cook Ave. CTiLottie L., weaver, r. 105 Fairview. ©Mary, widow Thomas, h. 334 Fairmount.2^Mary A., student, r. 20 Meadow'Lane. Matthew E., (May), confectionery, 205 W. 3rd, h. 12 Cook. ©Mead, (Mary A.), woodbuyer, h. 37 Cross. ""*Specialty shop, W. T. Wright, propr., ladies' ready-to-wear clothing, ^18-20 West 3rd. J$"C Wallace O, (Lillie), woodworker, h. 448 Winsor. JWarren, retired, r. 701 East 2nd.^^^ William H., (Maria)—Wright & Son, barbers, 28 Main—h. 56 10th. CL.m*" William T., (Lizzie), fireman,h. 74 13th. ^William T., (Ella B.), Wright's Specialty shop, 18-20 W. 3rd, h. 20 O• Meadow Lane. -•»••j Zabian, retired, r. 117 Chandler. —L.UJ g=FERRIS GOOD SENSE CORSET WAIST 3(/) Made in various shapes to conform with .the natural figure, and with regard to the most ap-£2 proved rules of health. CHILDREN, MISSES, LADIES.ftj THE JiBRJtHAMSON.BIGELOW COMVMMY, 114.116:118 West Third Streetwy Writman, John F., (Clara), stockkeeper, 116 E. 1st, h. 30 Sampson.
• Don't Pay Rent. We Will Build You a Home in Celoron or Jamestown.rf) Pay forjt Same as Rent. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.348 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY' HQQT) Long Silk Gloves, the cheapest at TTHE P. M. JOHNSON CO.Yates, Julia H., widow HenryJ., h. 331 East 3rd.Lucy, widow G. V. N., r. 404 West 5th.Minnie E., r. 404 West 5th.Yerdon, Herbert B., bookkeeper, r. 79 Allen.ft\fttoJone A., (Susie E.), carpenter, h. 79 Allen.Willis L., asst. ticket agt, traction line, 13 E. 3rd, h. Falconer.CO York, Ernest L., (Lillian), machine hand, h. over 132 Barrows.Ernest O., barber shop, h. 69 13th.2DOGeorge G., (Rose), toolmaker, h. 641 East 6th.l Young, Agnes, Mrs., r. 47 Fairmount. 02 fTZ*jft\ YOUNG, ALBERT D., (Eleanor C), physician and surgeon, over 12 East JQUrn 2nd, h. 274 South Main. (*Q**< Alceba, bds. 922 North Main. a?rT* Alma, r. 11 West 9th. WCarl, (Amanda), finisher,h. 14 Wilton. \jQCarl, coachman, bds. 130 South Main. bds. 30 Price.— Dana, (Mabel), h. 417 East 5th. ta_•— n;CO When You Buy an Umbrella, see thatit has a 20th Century Double Bulb m\-M Runner. ^Qj THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St. ftcc 8>mmm David, cigar mfT., h. 438 Winsor. ^'ft: Elizabeth, widow James W., h. 12 Water. rtmm Pay X, (Dora B.), life insurance, rms. 3-7 Gokey Bldg., h. 91 Prospect, p*"£ George A., (Flora A.), mail carrier, h. 70 10th. (fifl} *W George Gornell, W., cigar finisher,bds. mfg., r. 438 141 Winsor. Chandler. 3 PGust, (Emily), teamster, h. 11 Bush.C^ James M., (Mary A.), policeman, h. 11 West 9th. mm\00 J. G., (Esther), emp. 95 X & G. Ave., h. 818 Cherry. > flfl} Jennie, dressmaker, 12 Chandler, h. do."TT Jessie, bookkeeper, 12 West 2nd, r. 609 Prendergast.O Lena A., r. 922 N. Main._C Lloyd L., carver, r. 922 N. Main. ^^|^ Lois, textile operative, r. 922 North? Main. m^ Mary A., widow O. G., r. 509 West 4th. VYoung Men's Christian Association, -cor. Prendergast and East 2nd, E. A. \)** Stoll, secretary. mmft Nels P., (Christine), h. over 219 McKinley.^j_j Oscar, (Edith), driver, h. over 136 Water.
CLOAKS, SHAWLS, TL. A [\ QL...- ft _ HCO GLOVES, HOSIERY. i lUS H. U. Jfldipg V^O. IJAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 349 "•Co Edward J., sander, r. over 243 Willard. j* >^ Nettie A., widow Charles, h. over 243 Willard. • omm YOUNGQUIST, CARL O., (Hannah)—Peterson & Youngsquist—boots and > _|•> shoes, 21 East 2nd., h. 204 East 2nd. _ jW DO *Youngsted, Elsie, cloth picker, r. 568 Allen." [JJ*•} Otto,. (Selma O.), machinist, h. 568 Allen. c g o 0CD -% z" oii£ EDDY'S INSURANCE OFFICErf\ 16 EAST THIRD STREET 5 gGARMENTS are very STYLISHand surprisinglylNEXPENSIVE C >Sold only by> gThe Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. 114-116-118 W. Third Street £ c- C zJ^ Zappullaro, Sebastiano, laborer, bds. over 4 Main. ** ^*^ Vincenzo, laborer, lads, over 4 Main. g xaZarlo, Rocco, laborer, bds. over 12 Main. ' ?, Sam, laborer, bds. over 12 Main. ZQ) Zeliff, Fred R., (Nellie S.),—Sprague & Zeliff—104 East 3rd., h. 382 Foote. > £lm Peter, (Mary), engineer, h. 235 Broadhead. ^ S"fl5 Zelonkavish, Edward, clothfinisher, bds. 58 Water.I OZenns, Matthew, (Mattie), woodworker, h. 2 Reynolds Place. t -oZepp, Fred W., (Lizzie), baker, h. 21 Richmond Place.> HT3m.rL. to' 2 >tocC m* -I H •»O ^ IV,5 °z o- pto±3 : §^ Come and see THE LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL before buying °m FISHING TACKLE elsewhere. 110 East 2nd St. Home Phone1213 z£ ocaDENTroFLrourR. PURDY BROTHERS, Distributors. I
350 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYF O S T E R & C O S . C L A S S I F I E DB U S I N E S SD I R E C T O R YPersons whose names are printed in capital letters are patrons ofthis work.ADVERTISING WRITERS.Bartlett, John C., 107 E. 2nd.Thelander, Walter E., 216 Bowen.AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.(Dealers.)CLARK HARDWARE CO., 109 NorthMain.>JOHNSON, ALBERT G., 30 S. Main.ARCHITECTS.Fullerton, Clarence A., 101 E. 2nd.Hall, Aaron, 186 Forest Ave.Mason, Joseph, 79 Allen.Morrison, J. W., 310 Jefferson.Phillips & Fleming, 322-324 ChadakoinBldg.ARISTO PAPER.(Manufacturers.AMERICAN ARISTOTYPE CO., 56Prospect. . ,Eclipse Photo Paper Co., 131 Institute.ARTISTS.Griffith, Florence D., 301 Fairmount.Holmes, Catherine L., 320 East 3rd.Marshall, Frank H., 17 Hall Mock.Winsor, Helen, 503 East 2nd.ART CARVING.JAMESTOWN ART CARVING WKS.,40-48 Steele.ART STORES.ART GLASS* Herbert TJ. Sundholm,13 Franklin.Aldrich Art and Crina Co., 302 Main.ATTORNEYS.(See lawers.)AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.Salisbury & Son, 14-16 12th.AWNINGS, FLAGS AND TENTS.(Manufacturers.)HOLMES AWNING WORKS, 112-114East 3rd.BAKERIES.(Retail.)Beecher Home bakery, 148 Foote Ave.CLARKE, GEORGE P., 13-19 Richmondplace.PARLIN, P. A., 10 West 3rd.HARRIS BROS., 13 East 2nd.Hill & Aylesworth, 707 North Main.Home bakery, Lillie Berg. 628 East 2d.Kitch, D. A., 211 East 2nd.Moynihan, Hannah, 706 N. Main.Pickles, Mrs. Sarah, 108 Foote.BAKERIES.(Wholesale.)CLARKE, GEO. F., 13-19 Richmondplace.Jamestown Bakery, National BiscuitCo., 217 Spring.BALL BEARINGS.(Manufacturers.)Gurney Ball Bearing Co., 316 Cherry-BANDS.Barth's, 13th Separate Co. Band.
BANKS.BANK OP JAMESTOWN, 216 N.Main.CHAUTAUQUA CO. NATIONALBANK, 201 North Main.FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK,. 215 N. Main.FIRST NATIONAL BANK, 2-4 E.Third.UNION TRUST CO,. 211 N. MAIN. ..BARBERS.Adams, O. O., 143 Fairmount.Anderson, Henry G., Main St.Bard & Schreck, 115 E. 2nd.Cross Bert S., 5 Steele.Dahlquist, A. S., under 8 S. Main.Dorsey, William H., & Son, under 20W. 3rd.Edson, H. D., under 212 N. Main.Erickson, L. J., 1 Brooklyn Sq.Flannigan, Hugh, 130 Fairmount.Gulino, John, under 9 S. Main.Hall Bros., under 101 West 3rd.Hanson, Herbert, 3 W. 3rd.KNORR, JOHN'A., 222 N. Main.Lee, George S., 14 W. 1st.Lerow, H. H., 12 Willard.McMahon, Thomas G., 313 Winsor.Meli, Joe, under 6 South Main.NELSON, AUGUST F„ 116 N. Main.New Jerico, Shaving Parlors, Safford,Glen L. Prop., under 215 N". Main.Potter, Bert M., 7-11 W. 1st St.,Everett House.Rose, Harry, under 21 Forest Ave. (Sayers, Henry, 117 E 2nd.Sayers, George, Propr., 152 Foote.Schwein, L. ^., 602 North Main.Safford, Glen, under 215 N. Main.Tobias, A. H., 57 Winsor.Westphal, Oscar, 111 S. Main.Wickfield, Richard, N., under 24 E.3ra.Wickfield, R. N., Jr., under 113 N.Main.Wright & Son, 28 N. Main.York, Ernest, O., 709 N. Main.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 351BATH PARLORS.' (Ladies and Gents.)Dorsey, William H., & Son, under 20W. 3rd.Goudy, S. P., over 20 East 3rd.BATHS.(Turkish.)GOUDY, SAMUEL P., over 20 E 3rd.BATHS.(Electric.)GOUDY, SAMUEL P., over 20 E. 3rd.BICYCLES.(Dealers and Repairers.)Graff, J. W., 15 E 3rd.BLACKSMITHS & HORSESHOERS.Bender, Wm. J., 211 Pine.BERG, JOHN, 296 E. 2nd.Cady & Langdon, 209 Cherry.Findlay, John N., 68 Foote.Hoard, William, 40 Harrison.Hockenberry, A. B., 115 W 4th.Little, Simon S., rear 208 W 4th.SUNDQUIST, CHARLES J., 306 Harrison.SWANSON BROS., 108 W. 4th.VanDusen, Charles D., 15 Forest.BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURINGMerz, Martin, & Son, 202 N. Main.BLOCKS.Kent Block.Shaver Block.Strauss Block.BOARDING HOUSES.Anderson, Anna M., 105 Allen.Burgett, Mary E., 117 Chandler.Carlson, Mrs. Matilda, 128 Water.<strong>Chautauqua</strong>, The, Mrs. Ella J. StockerProp., 304 West 3rd.Davis, Mrs. H. A., 116 E. 4th.Evans, Mrs. E. E., 217 E 3rd.Griswold, Mrs. Atlanta F., 148 J. & G.avenue.Lee, Mrs. Carrie B., 701 W. 8th.Mineral Springs Boarding House, Mrs.
352 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYAmos T. Robertson, Prop., 149 J.&• G. Av.Osmer, The, Henry S. Woods Prop.,413-417 W. 3rd.Rexford & Davis, 313 Prendergast.Soda, Trefton, 15 Harrison.Whitman, Mrs. Matilda, 154 J. & G.Av.BOILERS.(Manufaotur er s.)Jamestown Boiler Wks., John G.O'Brien Prop., 602 W 7th.BOILER REPAIRS.SUNDQUIST, CHARLES J., 306 Harrison.BOOK BINDERS.Merz, Martin, & Son, over 202 NorthMain.Sherman, A. E.,' Journal Bldg., over12 W. 2nd.BOOKS AND STATIONERY.Brooks News Co., 8 East 3rd.CLARK, FRANK M., Cor. Main andE. 3rd.KNOX, S. H., 5 andilOc store, 204 N.Main.LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL, THE,110 E. 2nd.BOOTS AND SHOES.(Dealers.)ANDERSON, CHARLES J., Cor. Main3rd and 103 E. 2nd.Anderson and Sandburg, 108 N. Main.BEALER & SON, 9 E. 3rd.Hansen, H. P., 4 W. 3rd.FENNER, NATHAN J., 800 N. Main.Johnson & Bly, 306 N. Main.JOHNSON & HAMMERSTROM, 103S. Main.Jones, A. M., 117 E. 2nd.Lines, W. H. and S, V., 202 N. Main.Manbert & Lager, 2 Brooklyn Sq.NELSON, August F., 116 N. Main.PETERSON & YOUNGQUIST, 21 E.2nd.RENBERG & COLANDER, 3 Main.Swanson, C. W., & Co., 4 Main.Swanson & Nelson, 116 Willard.BOOTS AND SHOES(Repairers and Makers.)Bloomstrand, A., 6 Fenton Place.Ceasar, Carl, 322 N. Main Street.Corke, Joseph, 121 W. Third Street.Duffy, Christopher. 311 Winsor.Ingraham, W. P., 130 Fairmount Ave.Jaderstrom, J., 100 Barrett.JOHNSON & HAMMERSTROM, 103S. Main.Nash, Matthew, 783 E. 2nd.Oser, Jacob, 853 N. Main.Peterson, John A., 7 Steele.Sanders, John, 619 N. Main.Smith, John E., 804 W. 8th.Sotir, T. H., 3 Taylor.Stanistow, Murowski, 131 Harrison.TOSCAN, JAMES, rapid repair shoeshop, 103 E. 1st.Wheelhouse, John, 68 Foote.Yates, John J., 204 Hazzard.BOTTLERS. /COWAN BROS, 7 Harrison.JAMESTOWN BOTTLING CO., 12 W.1st.MILWAUKEE BOTTLING CO., 104 E.2nd.BOWLING ALLEYS.Empire Bowling Alley, N. J. Skenandore,prop., 120 W. 3rd.BRICK MANUFACTURERS.JAMESTOWN SHALE PAVINGBRICK CO., 140 Quarry road.BRIDGE BUILDERS.Celoron Steel Plant, Celoron, N. Y.BROKERS.Barrett, E. W., 107 Main.JAMESTOWN BROKERAGE CO.,Gifford Bldg., cor. Main & 3rd.Todd, Fred P., Gokey Bldg., 303Chamber of Commerce.
BUILDING MATERIALS.<strong>Chautauqua</strong> Refrigerating Co., 66Foote Ave.JAMESTOWN ROOFING CO., 120 E.3rd.JOHNSON ICE & COAL CO., 610 W.8th.SHEDD, L. P., cor. Isabella Ave. andMonroe.BUILDING MOVERS.DENSLOW, W. T. & SONS, 551 W. 3d.Bell 'prone 569-B.Lee, John A., 147 Prospect.Wise, Ed., Foote Ave.BUSINESS COLLEGE.JAMESTOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE,24-30 Gokey Bldg., 20 W. 3rd.BUTTER & CHEESE (Wholesale.)Green, Fred F., 207 Cherry.Peck, Daniel, 24 S. Main.CARRIAGES.(See Wagons.)CARPET CLEANING WORKS.PARSONS, DANIEL G., 830 Prendergast.TOWNSEND, JOHN G., 311-2 Linden.CARPETS & DRAPERIES.ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO. (The)114-116-118 W. 3rd.FIELD & WRIGHT CO., 100,-108 N.Main.;JAGE FURNITURE CO., 13 E 3rd.JOHNSON, P. M., CO., 205 N. Main.JONES & AUDETTE, 2-6 E. 2nd.Samuels, Charles, 16-18 W. 3rd.SHARPE, A. D. CO., (The), 203 N.Main.CARPET WEAVERS.Hart, Mrs. Laura, 7 Breed.Hinds, Catherine, Mrs., 309 Palmer.Johnson, Fredericka, Mrs., 117 Williams.Stafford, G. W., 316 Falconer.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 353CARRIAGE TRIMMERS.Anderson, Ernest A., 235 Baker.CATERERS.Allen, Isidore L., 163 S. Main.Cutler, Mrs. M. H. 15 Lincoln.Falconer, Etta M., 240 Fulton.CEMENT STONE MANUFACTURERS.JAMESTOWN HOLLOW CEMENTSTONE CO., 325-329 W. 2nd.CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.Gokey Building.CHINA PAINTING.Butler, Bertha, 43-44-45 Wellman Bldg.Weeks, Bertha E., 34 Lake View.CHIROPODISTS.ROWLEY, MRS. C. G., over 110 E. 3d.Wentworth, Dr., 311 W. 3rd.CIGARS (Manufacturers.)ANDERSON & WICANDER, 8 S.Main.Jamestown Cigar Co., 132 Foote Ave.Lewin, Samuel B., over 31 N. Main.Lunn, Andrew, over 14 N. Main.Mulderick & Knorr, rm. 8 ArcadeBldg., over 28 N. Main.Nielson, Christian, 115 S. Main.PEARL CITY CIGAR CO., 12 Willard.Scott, A.J., 31 S. Main.YOUNG BROTHERS, 209 E. 2nd.CIGARS & TOBACCO (Dealers.)ANDERSON & WICANDER, 8 S.Main.ARNOLD DRUG CO., 303 Main.Beach, Alonzo L., 217 Washington.CHADAKOIN CAFE, 779 W. 8th.CROWE, MRS. ELIZABETH, 141Harrison.Dowler, Frank K., 25 Forest Ave.Eddy, Fred S., 24 E. 3rd.Gardner, C. W., 48 Willard.Holm, Ralph C. G., 630 East 2nd.Jacobson, J. A., 1 South Main.JAMESTOWN ROOFING CO., 120 E.3rd.
354 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYJones, Francis S„ 105 W. 3rd.Kofod, John, 120 Willard.LAKE HOUSE, 635 West 8th.Lannis, Mrs. H. C, 3 1-2 Winsor.Larson, John, 25 Main.Lamson, S. W., 19 Forest Ave.Loucks, J. E., Ill S. Main.Lund, Andrew W., 4 Willard.Mason, R. K., 8 Main.Pearl City Cigar Co., 12 Willard.Scott, A.J., 31 S. Main.Swanson, Gust, 20 E. 2nd.Swanson, Alfred, 277 Willard.Tinkham Bros., 26-28 S. Main.Tousley, Charles P., 15 W. 3rd.Weeks, Charles E., 5 W. 3rd.YOUNG BROS., 209 E. 2nd.CIGARS & TOBACCO (Wholesale.)ANDERSON & WICANDER, 8 S.Main.Guenther, Henry, 126 E. 2nd.Tinkham Bros., 26-28 S. Main.CIVIL ENGINEERS.Bentley, C. Eugene, 513 E. 5th.JONES, CLYDE G., 301 E. 8th and 16City Hall.CLOTHIERS.AMERICAN CLOTHING CO., 12-14 W.3rd.ANDERSON, GUSTAF. CO., .100 .N.Main.FAMOUS, THE, 5-7 N. Main.FRIEDMAN, ASHER, 19-21 N. Main.HOOKER, H. M., 108 E. 3rd.OHLQUIST & JOHNSON, 219 N.Main.People's Credit Clothing Co., 11 E.3rd.PETERSON, A. J. & SON, 208 N.Main.PROUDFIT CLOTHING CO., 206 N.Main.Slosberg, L. H., cor. Main & E. 2nd.WHITLEY, J. & SON, 210 N, Main.WIQUIST. OTTO W., 9 N. Main.COAL, COKE AND WOOD. (Dealers.)CHAUTAUQUA REFRIGERATINGCO., 66 Foote Ave.JOHNSON ICE & COAL CO., 610 W.8th.JOHNSON, ALBERT G., 30 S. Main.SHEDD, L. F., cor. Isabella and MonroeAve.Sisson, Geo. W., 16 Isabella Ave.COFFEES AND TEAS.Grand Union Tea Co., 117 N. Main.NEW YORK TEA & COFFEE CO., 106E. 3rd.WILCOX, BURCHARD & CO., 17Shearman place.COLD STORAGE.CHAUTAUQUA REFRIGERATINGCO., 66 Foote Ave.Jamestown Cold Storage Co., 5-7 Taylor.COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.LYON FURNITURE MERCANTILEAGENCY, over 211 N. Main.COMMISSION MERCHANTS.Greek-American Fruit Co., 121 Main.Lundquist & Johnson, 208 Pine.PURDY BROS., rms. 47 Wellman Big.Trantum, Grain & Feed Co., 29 Main.CONFECTIONERS.(Manufacturers and Wholesalers.)Constas Bros. & Co., 9 W. 3rd.Davis, Backus & Co., 18 Shearman PI.E. & M. COUGH CROP CO., rm. 4 Arcade.Turner, John L. & Co., over 10 W 3d.CONFECTIONERS. (Retail.)Bottini, Louis, 12 Main.Constas Bros. & Co., 9 West 3rd.Crowe, Elizabeth, 141 Harrison.PARLIN, P. A., 10 W. 3rd.Gardner, C. W., 48 Willard.Greek-American Fruit Co., 121 N.Main.HARRIS BROS., 13 West 2nd.Johnson, Charles A., 117 East 2nd.KNOX 5 and 10c STORE, 104 N. Main.Lamson, S. W., 19 Forest Ave.Lannis, H. C, 31-2 Winsor.
McCRORY 5 and 10c STORE, 207-209N. Main.SWANLON, GUST, 20 E. 2nd.Swanson, Alfred, 277 Willard.Sugar Bowl, 7 S. Main.Vantine, W. H., 17 W. 3rd.Wright, Matthew E., 205 W. 3rd.CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS.Arter, Wm., O., 1052 N. Main.Breed, John W., 7 Cross.Card, G. S., 216 Hallock.Calahane, J. P., 101-2 Crane.Carlson, Carl W., 411 W. 3rd.Clark, Willard F., 325 Foote Ave.COLE, ROY H., 9 Gokey Bldg.Pish, Frank M., 17 Potter-Ave.Gustafson, Henning, 323 Price.Johnson, Alfred, 404 Barrett.Jones, Fred, 5 Pearl Ave.Jones, William B., 11 Strong.Klock, Milton E., 1018 N. Main.Lagerquist, Axel A., 225 Prospect.Larson, Andrew J., Thayer St.Lawson, Charles A., 309 Newland Av.Lawson, John F., 202 Broadhead Ave.LINDBECK, CHARLES, 12-16 RiverSt.Lindquist, Albert, cor. Garfield &Sherman.Mahoney, James, Jr., 520 Winsor.Morse, Charles E., 112 Winsor.Mullen, Peter H., 1022 N. Main.Nisson, Wm. F., 7 13th.Norling, John, 212 Bowen.Norling, Wm. O., 212 Bowen.Ports, Adam, 111 Crossman.Robertson, Peter C, 223 S. Main.Rogerson, David M., 114 Barrett Ave.Sharp, C. M., 5 Geneva.Seastrand, Herman 27 E. 1st.Stockton, T. L., 500 Fairmount.Stormer, Oscar, 124 E. 2nd.Swanson, Fred A., 1058 N. Main.Swanson, John C, 18 Barrett.Washburn, Hiram R., 207 E 2nd.CONTRACTORS. (Mason.)Bloomquist, Peter, 362 Foote Ave.Haas, Chas. C, 1044 N. Main.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 355Johnson, Christopher, 42 Mechanic.Swanson, Chas., 12-16 River St.COOPER SHOPS.GOSSETT C. & SON, 61 Water St.CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS.<strong>Chautauqua</strong> School of Nursing, 22-28" S. Main.International, Wellman Bldg., 101-103W. 3rd.CORSET MAKERS.Walkup, Hattie and Minnie, 14 13th.COTTON YARN CONVERTERS.Ashwell, E.J., & Co., 113 Foote Ave.COTTON WARP & BATTINGS.(Manufacturers.)JAMESTOWN COTTON MILL, 58Center.CRACKERS. (Wholesale.)Jamestown Bakery, 217 Spring.Wells, F. E., 7 Taylor.CREAMERIES.KAZER & CULVER, 7 Cowden PI.LEE, F. O., 10 Kidder.South Side Creamery, 60 Harrison.Turner, M., 633 E. 2nd.CROCKERY. (Wholesale.)UNDERWOOD, E. L., 221 N. Main &7 W. 3rd.CROCKERY & HOUSEFURNISHINGSAldrich Art & China Co., 302 N. Main.HULTQUIST, C. A., 18 E. 3rd.KNOX 5 & 10c STORE, 104 Main.McCROREY 5 & 10c STORE, 207-209Main.UNDERWOOD, E. L., 221 N Main. &7 3rd.CUSTOM TURNING.JAMESTOWN ART CARVING CO.,44-48 Steele.Jamestown Wood Turning Works,40-42 Steele.
356 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYMeyer, F. M., 340 Steele.Sundell, Gustaf, 11-13 Harrison.Lindgren, Swan T. E., over 101 Main.DENTISTS.Almy, J. E., 2 E. 4th.Fitch, Charles, 308 Pine.Goucher, W. E., 3 Hall Block.Johnson, N. E., 1-2 Gifford Bldg.KNAPP, F. A., over 209 N. Main.Monroe, Frank, 20 Wellman Bldg.Murdoch, Grover C, over 34 N. Main.Rawson, C. H., over 211 N. Main.Smith & Johnson, over 14 E. 3rd.SWETLAND & ANDERSON, over 1stNational Bank.WEIBLE, ALBERT W., 4-5-6 Wellman.WEST, E. L, over 12 E. 3rd.DESIGNERS, COMMERCIAL.Hultgren, Carl O., 3 B. Arcade, over28 N. Main. ,DOCK BUILDERS.DENSLOW, W. T. & SON, 551 W. 3d.Bell 'phone 569-B.Norton, Herbert T. E., 23 11th.DOLL CARRIAGES AND CHILDREN'S CARTS.LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL, 110 E.2nd.DRAYMEN.Ames, A. S., 126 Bowen.Frank, Dwight D., 283 1-2 S. Main.Gleason, David M., 37 College.Haupin, Carl, 88 Falconer.Holmberg, John A., 250 Bowen.McGee, Mack, 800 E. 2nd.Newton, NathanJ., Jr., 18 10th.Nelson, Oscar, 215 West 2nd.Shearman, Merle, 108 Cook Ave.Swanson, Arthur K., 29 Forest.SWANSON, AXEL, 29 Forest.DRESSMAKING.Anderson, Alveda C, 335 E. 2nd.Anderson, Cecelia H., 138 Prospect.Anderson, Ida., 790 E. 2nd.Baker, Vernie M., 402 Baker.Barker, Bertha, 135 Chandler.Barrows, Bertha, 623 Palmer.Beaustrom, Alma, 844 Lafayette.Beaver, Nellie, 103 Steele.Berry, MinnieJ., 102 Newton.Burnett, Mrs. J. A., Hall block, 213West 3rd.Calahane, Elizabeth, 46 Center.Clark, Mary E., 325 Foote Ave.Curtis, Clara, 19 Foote Ave.Doneldson, Sophia, 157 Barrows.Dorn, Laura F., 338 E. 3rd.Eckman, Christine, 13 Fenton Ave.Goodrich, AnnaJ., 211 W. 2nd.Greenwood & Parsons, over 215 N.Main.Gustafson, Eline C, over ,313 Newland.Haggas, Martha, 14 Franklin.Harrington, Alice, 210 W. 5th.Hendrickson, Christine, 206 Falconer.Hill, Anna, 39 New Gifford Bldg. .Hoard, Sarah C, 105 W. 5th.Johnson, Ellen, 336 Allen.Johnson, Hilda, 216 East 3rd.Jull, EllaJ., 222 Chandler.Kelley, Alice, 35 11th.Kimball, Millie P., 52 Allen.Knapp, Martha P., 315 W. 8th.Lindblad, Lena, 141 Prospect.Lindergreen, Mary, 29 W. 8th.Lindquist, Delia, 324 Willard.Lindstrom, Augusta, 350 Bowen.Lundquist, Christina, 11 Victoria.Lunn, Anna S., 33% Linden Ave.Lydle, Helen. 154 Hall Ave.Magnuson, Annie E., 310 Barrett.Magnuson, Martha J., 310 Barrett.McVeigh, Mary, 72 New Fenton Bldg.,6 E. 2nd.Meehan, Etta, 26 Price.Merril, Ida, M., 216 Broadhead.Miller, Bessie M., 22 W. 7th.Miller, Sarah M 16 Harrison.Nelson, Amanda, 790 E. 2nd.Nelson, Selma, 10 Franklin.Olson, Selma, 109 Bowen.Riley, Rebecca, 42 Foote.Palmer, Christine, 22 Hall AveRohn, Pauline, 801 Fairmount.
Rowe, Huldah, 120 East 3rd.Saliday, Sarah K., 12 Chandler.Sellstrom,'Antonia H., 37 Chppin.Sellstrom, Clara, 37 Chapin.Slattery, Anna, 199 S. Main.Smith, Lillian, 210 W. 4th.Stafford, Hattie, 52 Prospect.Stockwell, Amelia, 750 E. 2nd.Sutcliffe, Rhoda, 8 Thayer.Swanson, Anna, 1208 E. 2nd.Swanson, Fralinda, 566 E. 2nd.Taylor & Jones, 13 West 2nd.i'nderwood, Deli:\ M., 24 W. 8thVicklaud, Emma, 347 Allen.Y.'heeler, Edith A., 308 E. 3rd.Y iiug, Jennie, 12 Chandler.DRUGS AND STATIONERYARNOLD DRUG CO., The., 303 N.Main.BROOKLYN DRUG STORE. 9 S,Main.CARK, FRANK AT., cor. Miiii'
358 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYFISH AND OYSTERS.COOK & TREAT, 30-32 North Main.FULTON MARKET CO., 19 E. 3rd.Palmer, Andrew G., 16 Pearl Ave.ROWLEY, M. B., 2 Main.FISHING TACKLE.GRAPP, J. W., 15 East 3rd.LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL, (The),110 East 2nd.FIVE AND TEN CENT STORES.KNOX, S. H. & CO., 204 Main.McCROREY, J. G. & CO., 207-209 MainFLORISTS.Brooklyn Park Greenhouse, 810 ForestAve.DORMAN, FRED A., 16 West 10th.LAKEVIEW ROSE GARDENS, FairmountAve., office 304 N. Main.Worden, Elliot W., 19 Thayer.FLOUR AND FEED.Campbell & Co., 6 Steele.CATLIN, A. R„ 14 Fairmount.Grandin, D. H., 28-30 East 1st.HAYWARD & CO., 24 East 3rd.JAMESTOWN ELECTRIC MILLS, 6Steele. Both phones 144.PURDY BROS., 47 Wellman Bldg.FOOD PRODUCTS.MACK-HALL CO., 15 West 2nd.FOUNDERS.Anderson Bros., 5 Race alley.Eagle Foundry and Machine Co., 107-109 J. & G. Ave.JAMESTOWN IRON WORKS CO., 11Shearman place.Maher, Patrick, 20 Taylor.FOUNDERS—BRASS.Eberman, Albert S., 12 Fairmount Ave.FRENCH DRY CLEANING.Harrington, Mrs. A. S., 32 Derby.FRUITS.(Wholesale.)Battaglia, Tom, 'basement Broadhead,block.Bristol, J. B., 3-5-7 West 2nd.Camello, A., 45 South Main.Greek-American Fruit Co., 121 Main.Long, Geo. B. & Co., 210 Pine.Lundquist & Johnson, 208 Pine.FRUITS.(Retail.)Constas Bros. & Co., 9 West 3rd.Greek-American Fruit Co., 121 Main.George, Frank, 706 East 2nd.Rinella, Gust, 107 South Main.Sugar Bowl, 7 South Main.Wright, M. K, 205 West 3rd.FURNITURE.(Retail.)ANDERSON, J. S. & CO., 771 E. 2nd.. PiEjlD & WRIGHT CO., 100-108 Main.GAGE FURNITURE CO., 13-17 E. 3rd.Merz, Benjamin, 211 West 3rd.Nelson, Prank A., 105 East 2nd.NORD FURNITURE CO., 109-111 Eastand.Peterson Bros., 205 East 2nd.FURNITURE.(Manufacturers.)Alliance Furniture Co., (bedroom furniture),611-615 Allen.Anchor Furniture Co., (parlor, librarytables and folding beds), 12-16Holmes.Anderson, J. S., Furniture Co., 771East 2nd.Art Furniture Co., (arts and craftsfurniture), 516 West 4th.Art Metal Construction Co., (metaloffice furniture), 95-105 J. & G.'Ave.Atlas Furniture Co., Inc., (dressers andchiffoniers), Allen St.BAILEY-JONES CO., (The), (tables),105 Winsor.Banner Furniture Co., 84-92 Steele.BREED-JOHNSON FURNITURE CO.,(desks and bookcases), 129 J. & G.Ave.Cadwell Cabinet Co., (telephonebooths), 117-123 Foote Ave.Century Furniture Co., (chambersuits), River St.
Chadakoin Furniture Co., 100 Steele.CURTIS, F. M. CO., (The), (desks,dressers, cabinets), 716-718 E. 2nd.Diamond Furniture Co., (parlor tables)40-60 Taylor'St.Empire Furniture Co., (chamber suits)118-124 Foote Ave.Eagle Furniture Co., (The), 124-126Steele.Finley Manufacturing Co., (The), 120Steele.Golden Furniture Co.,( dressers andchiffoniers), 514 West 4th.Himebaugh Bros., 41-51 Hallock.Jamestown Chair Co., (chairs androckers), 20 Winsor.JAMESTOWN CO-OPERATIVE CABINET CO., 27 Taylor.JAMESTOWN LOUNGE CO., (Inc.),(lounges and couches), 38-46 Winsor.JAMESTOWN MANTEL CO., Falconer,N. Y.JAMESTOWN fTABLE CO.;> (parlorand library tables), 145-153 PairmountAve.Johnson Table Co., (extension tables),167 J. & G. Ave.LEVEL FURNITURE CO., (Inc.),(dressers, tables, etc.), Allen St.LIBERTY FURNITURE CO., (dressers,chiffoniers and commodes), 11-15Blackstone.Lindblad Bros., (general furniture), 11-13 Harrison.MADDOX TABLE CO., (parlor tables)101-125 Harrison.Martyn Bros., (morris chairs andcouches), 516 West 4th.MARVEL FURNITURE CO., (Inc.),(chiffoniers), Allen St.•NATIONAL FURNITURE CO., (Inc.),(parlor and library taibles), BlackstoneAve.Nelson & Co., (extension tables), 40-48Steele.Norquist, A. C, & Co., (The), (bedroomfurniture), 415-421 Chandler.OHNSTRAND METAL FURNITURECO., (metal furniture), East 2nd,JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 559ROBERTSON, H. P. CO., (tables andfolding beds), o0-38 Steele.SEABURG MANUFACTURING CO.,(medicine cabinets), 124-126 Steele.SHEARMAN BROS., (lounges andcouches), 25 Shearman place.Star Furniture Co., (bookcases anddressers), 25 Briggs.TOWNE, M. E., FURNITURE CO.,furniture wholesale), 59 Harrison.Union Furniture Co., (china closetsand bookcases, etc)., 234 Crescent.Ward, Michael W., 516 West 4th.Warren, Wm. A., (tables), 52 Hazzard.Weborg Bros., (bedsprings), 587 Willard.~5s="GAS COMPANIES.PENNSYLVANIA GAS CO., 110 E. 3d.GAS SUPPLIES.WOODHEAD, JONAS, 118 East 3rd.GENERAL STORES.ANDERSON & .ANDERSON, 448 Willard.South Side Racket Store, 32 Willard.GENTS FURNISHINGS.DOLLAR HAT STORE, 110 Main.FRIEDMAN, ASHER, 19-21 Main.HOOKER, H. M., 108 East 3rd.Slosburg, L. H., 5 East 2nd.JENNER'S, 204 Main.WHITLEY, J. & SON, 210 Main.WILSON & LUNDQUIST, 220 Main.GLASS.BUSH, F. G., CO., 36 Main.GLASSWARE.KNOX, S. H. & CO., 5 and 10c store,204 Main.GRAIN AND SEEDS.Campbell & Co., 6 Steele.CATLIN, A. R., 14 Fairmount Ave.HAYWARD & CO., 24 East 3rd.GROCERS.(Wholesale.)Granger & Co., 11 West 2nd.WILCOX, BURCHARD & CO., 17Shearman place.
3C0JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYGROCERS.(Retail.)Adams, J. A., & Son, 216 Steele.Aiken, A. F., 342 Foote Ave.Anderson, Chas. A., 425 Foote Ave.ANDERSON, E. A., 100 Barrows.ANDERSON, G. A. & E. G., 34 Willard.Bargar, Crawford N., 627 Prendergast.BAXELL BROS., 11 Barrows.Bergeson & Carlson, 792 East 2nd.Bly, E. R., 55 Steele.BOWMAN, JOHN A., 343-345 Allen.Brandin & Edson, 821 East 2nd.Boyd, J. & Son, 802 N. Main.BOYLE, CHAS'. A., 843 N. Main.Carlson, A. William, 310 Sprague.CHURCHILL GROCERY CO., 23 E. 3d.COOK & TREAT, 30-32 Main.Co-Operative Supply Co., 216 E. 2nd.Crossley, Haydn, 344 Allen.Danielson, C. A., 113 Willard.Davis, A. E. & Co., 134 Fairmount.Donelson's Cash Grocery, 2 BrooklynSquare.ERICKSON A. & SON, 438 Willard.Farm, D. A., 219 East 1st.Gage, Arthur G., 8S0 North Main.GUSTAFSON, ALFRED, 215 Barrett.Haas, Peter, 1101 N. Main.HAGSTROM, A., 340 Forest Ave.HAYNES & LOVEJOY, 2 Livingston.HOPKINS, T. E., 1 East 6th.Howe, Wm. J., 703 West 8th.HULTQUIST & BENSON, 358-360Willard.IDEAL GROCERY, 213 W. 3rd.INGERSON CO.,136 Falconer and 20East 3rd.Jacobson, O. T., 701 North Main.Johnson, Albert, 222 Price St.JOHNSON, M. O., 321 Newland Ave.Jones St. Harris, 937 East 2nd.Jones. D. C, 117 Lincoln.JONES, E. V., 216 Forest Ave.Knleht, Emily, 150 Foote Ave.KNOWLTON, WM. A., 119 West 3rdLawson, John W., 774 East 2nd.Lawson, John, 52 Water.LEE. FRANK O., 10 Kidder.Lindstrom, E. E., 120 Willard.Loucks, Wallace, 67 10th.LOVEJOY, E. G. & CO., 176 Fairmount.Marsh, J. H., 801 Washington.MORSE GROCERY CO., 112-116 Winsor.Nelson, Carl E., 246 Willard.Nelson, John, 14 Main.NEWTON, WM. S., 213 West 3rd.ODELL & DOOLITTLE, 344 E. 3rd.OGDEN, ALLEN R., 283 South Main.Olson Bros., 300 Foote Ave.Olson, Erick A., 700 East 2nd.Pennell, Oren, 99 Falconer.Pennock, F. A. & Co., 152 Chandler.PETERSON, ALBERT, 4 Brooklyn Sq.PETERSON, EMIL P., 105 S. Main.Rogers Bros., 714 North Main.ROSE, I. H. & SON, 853 N. Main.SANDBERG, JOHNSON & CO., 354Baker.Sandberg, Peter, 226 Crescent.SELLSTROM, AXEL P., 201 ForestAve.''haw, Walter, 83 Allen.Stockwell & Co., 1001 East 2nd.SUNDELL & LINDBLAD, 263 S. Main.Swanson, Albert A., 943 Newland.SWANSON, C.J., 291 Willard.Turner & Son, 632 East 2nd.Tyler, Wm. H., 512 West 7th.Wilcox, O. D., 807 West 6th.Welham, Bessie, 59 Harrison.HABERDASHERS.SAM & BILL, 220 Main.HACKMEN.Burnell, C. H., over 14 East 2nd.Paul, H. F., 217 Cherry.Putnam, H. A., 217 Cherry.Rummer, Frank, 22 Fletcher Ave.Smith, D. C, 217 Cherry.Sweet, A. L., 217 Cherry.HAIR DRESSERS.(Ladies.)Calahane, Nellie, 46 Center.Carter, Mrs. Mattie, 314 East 3rd.Dprsey, Mrs. Wm. H., under 20 W. 3rd.
Masterson, Mrs. Jennie, over 309Main.Rockwell, Mrs. Susie E., 308 Pine.HAMMOCKS.LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL, (THE)110 East 2nd.HARDWARE.CLARK HARDWARE CO., (Inc.), 109-111 Main.JOHNSON, HENRY, 12 East 2nd.LEWIS, P. P. & SONS, 804 N. Main.ROSENCRANTZ, ELOF, & CO., 2 S.Main.SPRAGUE, W. H., 38 Main.HARNESS, TRUNKS AND BAGS.Abersold, G. R., 105 East 3rd.Arnold, C.J., 212 Washington.Bcotey, E. B., 11-13 Forest Ave.LODS, GEO. F., 121 West 3rd.LOCKWOOD, M. A., & SON, 106 East2nd.NEILL, J. H., 121 West 3rd.HATTERS.Kemp, L. W., over 101 East 3rd.HATS AND CAPS.ANDERSON, GUSTAF, CO., 100 Main.DOLLAR HAT STORE, 110 Main.FAMOUS, THE, 5-7 Main.FREIDMAN, ASHER, 19-21 Main.JENNERS-, 204 Main.OHLQUIST & JOHNSON, 219 Main.PETERSON, A. J. & SON, 208 Main.PROUDFIT CLOTHING CO., 206 Main.WHITLEY, J. A. & SON, 210 Main.WILSON & LUNDQUIST, 220 Main.Rowley, Thos F., 16 East 3rd.HIDES AND FUR.Davidson, H. A., 18 Forest Ave.HORSESHOERS.(See Blacksmiths.)HOTELS. fBABCOCK HOUSE, 119-121 East 2nd.BROOKLYN HOUSE, 7 Harrison.COMMERCIAL, THE, 14-22 W. 1st.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 361Driving Park, 1200 E. 2nd.Central Hotel, 14 S. Main.City Hotel, 120-122 E. 2nd.East Jamestown House, 953 E. 2nd.European H&tel, 5 S. Main.HUMPHREY HOUSE, 13-23 S. Main.Iroquois Hotel, 6 S. Main.LAKE HOUSE, 635 W. 8th.NEW EVERETT, (The), 7-9-11 W. 1st.NEW SHERMAN, (The), 13-23 W. 3rd.Reed House, Celoron road.RIVERSIDE HOTEL, 143-151 Pairmount.Roark, James, 10 Steele.RUSSELL HOUSE, 113-121 West 3rd. ^HOUSE FURNISHINGS.HULTQUIST, C. A., 18 East 3d.SPRAGUE, W. H., 38 Main.Underwood, E. L., 221 Main, 7 West3rd.ICE CREAM.COLLINS ICE CREAM CO., 99 Institute.Comfort, Wm. M., 25 Richmond place.HARRIS BROS., 13 East 2nd.PARLIN, P. A., 10 W. 3rd.ICE COMPANIES.CHAUTAUQUA REFRIGERATINGCO., 66 Foote Ave.JOHNSON ICE AND COAL CO., 610West 8th.Young, Daniel, 1033 Main.INSURANCE AGENCIES.(Fire, Life and Accident.)ABRAMS & WILTSIE, 1-2 Gifford BldgBRADSHAW BROS., over 303 Main.Breed & Armstrong, 32-33 New FentonBldg.Bright, Geo. S., New Fenton Bldg.,over 6 East 3rd.Butterfield, J. W., Hall blk., 221 Main.BUTTERFIELD & SESSIONS, over102 Main.EDDY, E. E., over 16 E. 3rd.Golden Seal, Gokey block.Gustafson, G. O., over 28 Main.HORTON BROS., 122 East 3rd.
362 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYHULQUIST & MERICLE, 11-12 Gokeyblock.JOHNSON BROS. & PRATHER, 101East 3rd.JONES, CHAS, W., 5 Gokey Bldg.NEW YORK SAFETY RESERVEFUND, 8 Ellicott Bldg.METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. CO., 13-14 Gokey block,Protective Life Ins. Society, 112 Main.PRUDENTIAL INS. CO., 3-7 Gokeyblock.STEVENS, WILSON, over 119 Main.STURTON, ARTHUR, 8 Ellicott Bldg.Tweedale, John, 215 Main.White, A. P., over 3 Main.JEWELERS.ANDERSON, SWAN A., 10 East 2nd.Armitage, Fred E., 306 Pine.Arnson, B. L., 105 Main.CARLSON, S. P., 10 Main.CUSHMAN, JOHN M., 218 Main.DAHLGREN, ERIC, 7 East 3rd.Mason, Levant L., 217 Main.Nordstrom, F. G., 213 Main.Persell, D. F. & Co., 103 West 3rd.Scudder, F. L., 119 Main.THAYER, RALPH W., Ill W. 3rd.JOB PRINTING.Bergwall, Joseph A., over 302 Main.Brown Printing Co., (The), over 29Main.Dewey-Davis Printing Co., 314 Cherry.HERALD PRINTING CO., 310 Pine.JAMESTOWN PUBLISHING CO., 7-9West 3rd.JOURNAL PRINTING CO., 14-16 West2nd.LOCK, G. F., Celoron.Tiffany Printing Co., over 16.E. 3rd.White, Frank H., over 101 Main.SMITH & KINNE, 11-12-13 EllicottBldg.JUNK DEALERS.LAVIN & FOX, 201 Harrison.Myers, Geo., 342 Vz Steele.Wililams, J. G., 18 Forest Ave.JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.HANCHETT, LATHROP L., over 8 E.3rd, 9 Gifford Blk.Pickard, Ray F., 7 Gifford Blk.PRICE, CHESTON A., 55-56 New FentonBldg., 6 East 2nd.LADIES' GARMENTS.ANDERSON, GUSTAF, CO., 102 Main.ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., (The)wooltex garments, 114-118 W. 3rd.AMERICAN CLOTHING CO., 12-14West 3rd.Heathcote, Walter, 101 East 2nd.JONES & AUDETTE, cor. Main andEast 2nd.JOHNSON, P. M., CO., 205 Main.New York Store, 26 Main.SHARPE, A. D. CO., (The), 203 Main.WASS, J. C, CO., 101-103 E. 3rd.Wright, Wm. T., 18-20 W. 3rd.LAUNDRIES.Chadakoin Laundry, East 2nd.IDEAL LAUNDRY, 20 Forest Ave.JAMESTOWN LAUNDRY, (THE),Holmes St.Long, John, under 14 East 2nd.Mechanics Laundry, 21 Whitley Ave.PEARL CITY LAUNDRY, 21-23 Steele.PEERLESS LAUNDRY, 1-3 Barrett.Peterson & Gay, 705 North Main.LAWYERS.Armstrong, George T., 32-33 New FentonBldg., 6 E. 2nd.BALDWIN & KETTLE, Hall block,219 Main.BILLINGS, ALLEN E., 21-22 Gokey.Bootey, E. R., over 28 Main.CAMERON, W. S., 37 New FentonBldg., 6 East 2nd.Crosby, Erastus, 2 Hall block.CURTIS, FRANK G., 55-56 New FentonBldg., over 6 E. 2nd.CURTISS, J. DELEVAN, 50-52 NewFenton Bldg., over 6 E. 2nd.DORN, D. D., 40-41 New Fenton Bldg.,over 6 East 2nd.Fancher, Leon L., 4 Gokey Bldg.
FOWLER, J.I., 1 Arcade Bldg., over28 Main.FOWLER, J. SAMUEL, 17-18 WellmanBldg.FURLOW, ALFRED L., 6 Hall Blk.,7-9 West 3rd.Green, EdwardJ., over 301 Main.Green, Eleazer, over 301 Main.GROVER, CHAS. S., 42-43 New FentonBldg., over 6 East 2nd.HITCHCOCK, ARTHUR H., over 9 W.3rd.HUNT, HERBERT L, 25-26 WellmanBldg.KETTLE ARTHUR W., 219 Main.King, Wm. E., 28-30 Wellman Bldg.LEWIS, HARRY R., 8 Gifford Bldg.,East 3rd.Mott, Frank H., New Fenton Bldg.,over 6 East 2nd.Peckham, Vernon E., 28-30 WellmanBldg.PETERSON, FREDERICK R., 53 NewFenton Bldg., over 6 East 2nd.PICKARD, A. C, 19-20 Gokey Bldg.PICKARD & DEAN, 1-2 Ellicott Bldg.PICKARD, RAY F., 7 Gifford Blk., 6East 3rd.PRICE, CHESTON A., 55-56 New FentonBldg., over 6 E. 2nd.PRICE, WILSON C, 46 New FentonBldg., over 6 E. 2nd.PRICE, ORSELL C, over 101 East 3rd.RANSOM & CAWCROFT, 47-48 NewFenton Bldg., over 6 East 2nd.STEVENS, PRANK W., 44-46 ,NewFenton Bldg., over 6 E. 2nd.WEEKS, JAMES .L, 35 New FentonBldg., over 6 East 2nd.WHEELER, P. S., over 215 Main.WIBORG, CHARLES H., 42-43 NewFenton Bldg., over 6 East 2nd.WICKS, J. G., 5 Hall Blk.Wiltsie, L. W., 1-2 Gifford Bldg.Woodbury, E. E., over 301 Main.LEATHER AND FINDINGS.Gilbert, Lester B., over 305 Main.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 363LIVERY, FEED AND BOARDINGSTABLES.Anderson, John M., 20 Taylor.COWING, HERBERT O., 3 Race St.Erwin, J. Henry, 209 Pine.Hall, V. T., 26 Fenton place.Johnson, C. M., 228 East 2nd.McLean, Wm., 224 East 2nd.Mecusker, James & Son, 211 Cherry.Pearson, Wm., 118 West 4th.SWANSON BROS., 108 West 4th.Warren, W. F., 214 Washington.LUMBER COMPANIES.Appleby Lumber Co., 40-41 New FentonBldg., over 6 East 2nd.Caflisch Bros. Lumber Co., ChadakoinBldg.CHAUTAUQUA REFRIGERATINGCO., 66 Foote Ave.Conroy-Buchanan Lumber Co., 58 NewFenton Bldg., over 6 East 2nd.CURTIS BROS., 55-56 New FentonBldg., over 6 East 2nd.Curtis, E. W., Lumber Co., 301 Chandler.Huntsville Lumber Co., 57 New FentonBldg., over 6 E. 2nd.Jamestown Lumber Co., 5 EllicottBldg.Lynndon Lumber and Supply Co., 15-17Ellicott Bldg.ROSS LUMBER CO., (Inc.), Isabellaand Monroe Ave.Ropp. Winfield E., 305 Chandler.SHEDD, L. F., cor. Isabella and MonroeAve.Union Lumber Co., 41 Shearman place.WARNER LUMBER CO., 22-28 Steele.MACHINISTS AND SHOPS.Anderson Bros., 5 Race.JAMESTOWN IRON WORKS, 11Shearman place.Phillips Barrell and Machine Co., 11-13Harrison.Rushworth, Isaac & Son, 113 Foote.Maher, Patrick, 20 Taylor.Salisbury & Son, 14-16 12th.
364 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYMASSAGE TREATMENT. SELLSTROM, AXEL P., 241 ForestCawcroft, Mrs. A., 333 East 3rd.Ave.Hammerstrom, H. G., Arcade, 28 Main. Stumpf, Henry A., 855 N. Main.Stainthrope, Martha E., 141 Chandler. MERCANTILE LAW CO.Malmherg Sanitarium, 862 N. Main.MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS.Blystone, Walter I., & Sen, 19-23Briggs.MEATS.(Wholesale.)Swift & Co., 33 Institute.MEAT MARKETS.Allen Park meat market, 423 Foote.Anderson, Edwin S., 16 E. 2nd and703 Main.Anderson, Henry O., cor. Main andCrossman.Bauer, Ferdinand, 128 Fairmount.BERGLUND & LUNDQUIST, 302Foote Ave.BOWMAN, JOHN A., 1 Winsor.BROOKLYN FISH AND MEAT MARKET, 2 Main.Brooklyn Meat Market, 1 Brooklyn Sq.CONNOR, LEON A., 302 E. 2nd.Carlson Bros., 324 Newland Ave.Carlson Bros. & Brandt, 702 E. 2nd.COOK & TREAT, 30-32 Main.Fairbanks, Wm., 215 West 3rd.Frank, Emmett A., 109 West 3rd.GLAD, F. L., 2 Forest Ave.Haglund, Chas. G., 342 E. 3rd.HULQUIST & BENSON, 358-360 Willard.Larson, Carl E., 81 Allen._Lawson, John W., 774 E. 2nd.Loucks, Wallace, 67 10th.MORSE GROCERY CO., 112-116 Winsor.OLSON & JOHNSON, 213 Barrett.Peterson & Johnson, 710 Main.Prince, John, 927 East 2nd.ROSENGREN, EJNAR A. C, 121 Willard.SAMUELSON & ANDERSON, 259Warren.SANDBERG, JOHNSON & CO., 352Baker.522-524 Chadakoin Bldg.METALLIC SPECIALTY MANUFACTURERS.AMERICAN METAL DOOR CO., 316Cherry.DAHLSTROM METALLIC DOOR CO.,Blackstone Ave.WEBER MANUFACTURING CO., 316Cherry.MIDWIVES.Baberk, Mrs. Anna K., 27 Eagle.MALMGREN, MRS. CHAS., 92 Water.rfelsoa-, ,Mrs. Christina, 828 Newland.MILLINERY.(Wholesale.)Goodman's Wholesale Millinery, over1C9 Main.MILLINERS.Barney, Mi's. Lena M., 33 Harrison.Bartlett, Mrs. N. P., 102 East 3rd.Benson & Nelson, 50 Willard.DURFEE, CLARA R., 313 North Main.Engman, Mrs. J. E., 38 Willard.Gilbert,- Mrs. O. P., 506 Newland.Hazeltine & Armitage, 308 Pine.Howard, Belle, 39 South Main.Jert & Scott, 146 Foote Ave.Jessop & Anderson, 49 Harrison.Johnson, Mrs. Amanda, 223 E. 2nd.JOHNSON, MRS. FRANK, 219 E. 2nd.Johnson, Mrs. J. V., 211 W. 3rd.Johnson, Mrs. Olof, 38 Charles.Lamers, Mrs. A. J., 536 Allen.Melin, Mrs. Augusta, 509 W. 3rd.Millner, Mrs. Mia, 207 East 2nd.Moll, Mae E., 213 W. 3rd.PARROTT, MRS. R. A., 316 Main.Thatcher, Miss E. P., 100 East 3rd.WASS, J. C. Co., 101-103 E. 3rd.White, Mrs. Elvira L„ 330 E. 3rd.Yerdon, Mrs., S. E., 79 Allen.
MILL SUPPLIES.CLARK HARDWARE CO., 109-111Main.ROSENCRANTZ, ELOF & CO., 2 So.Main.MIRROR WORKS.FALCONER MIRROR WORKS, Falconer,N. Y.Jamestown Mirror Works, 16 CheTry.Lynndon Mirror Wks,, Falconer, N. Y.MOTOR CYCLES.Jamestown Auto & Motor Cycle Co.,21 Strong.MUSIC DEALERS.DANIELSON, C. FRED, 1 Main.CARLSON, S. P., 10 Main.JOHNSON, ALEXANDER, 310 W 7th.STRANBURG, OSCAR, 6 W. 3rd.SWANSON MUSIC STORE, 218 Main.MUSIC TEACHERS.NEWS.(See Teachers.)Bentley, Bert, 214 W. 3rd.BROOKS NEWS CO., 8 E. 3rd.Jones, Francis S., 105 W. 3rd.Mason, R. K., 8 Main.McCormick News Co., 112 Main.HOLMES, RALPH C. G., 630 E. 2nd.NEWSPAPERS.Bldg.Country World, 5 Gokey Bldg., 12-14W. 3rd.JAMESTOWN EVENING JOURNAL,THE, 12-16 West 2nd.JAMESTOWN JOURNAL (Tri-Weekly),12-16 West 2nd.JAMESTOWN MORNING POST, 19Steele St.SATURDAY HERALD, THE, 310 Pine.Sentinel, The, 7-9 W. 3rd.UNION ADVOCATE, THE, 310 Pine.Vartland, The, over 28 Main.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 365NOTARY PUBLIC, (See Lawyers.)JOHNSON, A. LILLIAN, 17-18 Wellman.STEVENS, WILSON, over 119 Main.NOTIONS.Burkland, John & Co., 215-217 E. 2nd.HULTQUIST, CLARENCE A., 18 E.3rd.Keller, Henry H., 23 Winsor.NURSES.Appleton, Leonore E., 756 E. 2nd.Baskin, Lillian E., 207 Foote Ave.Hill, Viola, 14 Falconer.Johnson, Louisa A., 411 Barrett.Kelsey, Mrs., Emma R., 615 Palmer.Kortright, Mrs. Eliza, over 417 Barrett.Spring, Harriet, 221 Kent.Paquin, Teresa M., 11 Arnold.Todd, Mary ,E., 14 Lincoln.Williams, Mrs. Mary, 207 Foote Ave.NURSERIES.Williams, Ira, 19 W. 7th.Sturdevant, D. W., J. & G. Ave.OCULISTS.Campbell, A. L. D., 101-103 W. 3rd.HOTCHKISS, W. W., 4 Allen Sq.Bldg.Sackrider. J. R„ 211 Main.Diehl, H., 305 Main.OPTICIANS.Diehl, H., 305 Main.Haynes, Chas. K., 31-32-33 WellmanKilbum, C. Harvey, 104 E. 3rd.LANGFORD, EDW. R., 1 Gokey Bldg.Mason, John C, 217 Main.OIL COMPANIES.AHRENS & ODELL, over 101 E. 2nd.CAIRO OIL CO., over 101 E. 2nd.Economy Oil Co., 9 Foote.Hemlock Oil Co., 808 Prendergast Ave.Jamestown Oil Co., 34 Institute.Standard Oil Co., 258 Crescent.
366 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYOSTEOPHY.Jamison, C. E., over 201 W. 3rd.Marshall, J. S. B., 312 E. 3rd.Marshall, Mrs. E. J. B., 312 E. 3rd.OYSTERS. (Wholesale.)FORBES, D. M., 20 Main.FULTON MARKET, 19 E. 3rd.PAINTS, OILS & GLASS.BUSH, F. G. & CO., 36 Main.CARLSON & HELGREN, 53 Winsor.HORTON, J. S. & SON, 122 E. 3rd.JOHNSON, HENRY & SON, 12 E. 3rd.WALKER, A. A., 5-7 East 1st.FREEMAN, CHAS. E., 17 W. 2nd.PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS.Crick, Claude H., 214 W. 7th.Gilberds James B.. 57 Hazzard.Hatch, Charles A., 65 11th.Hunt, Cornelius, 23 Allen.Hager, Alex., 65 Hazzard.Linder, Fred, 310 Price.ROSE, CARL O., 23 E 2nd.Lindbeck, Emil, 220 Prospect.Simons Harry W.. 37 Chambers.WALKER, A. A., 5-7 E. 1st.PAINTERS. (Sign.)Jensen, Louis, 72 Allen Sq. Bldg.Moon, Fred over 109 E. 3rd.PAPER. (Wholesale.)KETCHUM, E. H. & CO., 26 Main.Smith, James G., 13 W. 2nd.PAPER BOXES.Koehl, Wm. Co., The, 17-19 Steele.PATENT ATTORNEYSBALDWIN, S. A., 10 Hall Block.PAWN BROKERS.Arnson B. L., 105 Main.Trantum A. L. 29 Main.PENSION ATTORNEYS.HANCHETT, L. L.. 9 Gifford BlockSTAFFORD A. H., 3 Gifford Block..PHOTOGRAPHERS.CAMP, A. N., over 207 Main.BLACK, T. HENRY over 12 E. 3rd.CENTRAL COMMERCIAL GALLERY,37 Taylor.Fenton & Andruss 4 Forest Ave.HOLMQUIST, CARL A., over 212 E.2nd.Jamestown Commercial Gallery, 320Harrison.Nyberg, Albin, 16 Gifford block.Prudden, Fred B., 623 E. 3rd.PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.CLARK, FRANK M., 300 Main.GRAFF, J. W.. 15 E. 3rd.HATCH FRED E., 10 E 3rd.PHONOGRAPHS.Dodge, CharlesJ., 819 Spring.PHYSICIANS.BECKER, A. AUSTIN, 320 E. 3rd.BEMUS, WM. M., 517 N. Main.BEMUS, MORRIS N., 202 Main.BLANCHARD, A. F„ 121 W. 3rd.BLANCHARD, ROB'T B., S E. 2nd.BLANCHARD, R. X., 8 E. 2ndBowers, Abraham H., 115 S. Main.Bowman, Lester D„ 522 E. 2nd.BROOKS, J. M„ 312 Prendergast Ave.Eastman, Henry A., 208 Lafayette.GRAFSTROM, AXEL V., 212 W. 2nd.Greeley, Jane L., Ill East 5th.HAZELTINE. LABAN, 322 N. Main.HOTCHKISS. W. W.. 4 Allen Sq. Bldg.Illston, Bergen F., 107 East 2nd.JONES, ELMER A., 20 Harrison.Jones, Geo. B., 7-S Allen Sq. Bldg.MAHONEY, JOHN J., 401 Lafayette.MORRIS, J. W., 42 Forest. *MYERS, ALBERT. 7-9 Wellman.NELSON, JOHN W. 525 East 2nd.Nichols, Frederick H., over 100 Main.ORMES, CORNELIUS P., 318 NorthMain.ORMES, FRANK D., 31S N. Main.Parker, Jason 5 Gifford Bldg., S. Main.PERKINS, D. C, 300-302 ChadakoinBUg.
RIDGEWAY, GUY E., 308 Pine.SCOTT, JAMES W., 222 Winsor.SEYMOUR, BURTON W., 8-12 Gokey.Snow, Lewis H., 105 E. 2nd.Wellman, W. D., 2 Wellman Bldg.YOUNG, ALBERT D., 12 East 2nd.PIANOS.(Manufacturers.)AHLSTROM PIANO CO., 112-114 East2nd.EBEL, JULIUS G. M., 340 Steele.PIANOS.(Dealers.)CARLSON, S. P., 10 Main.HILL'S PIANO STORE, 60-62-69 NewFenton Bldg., over 6 E. 2nd.STRANBURG, OSCAR, 6 W. 3rd.SWANSON, GUST, 205 W. 3rd.PIANO SCHOOLS.HILL'S-PIANO SCHOOL, 63-68 NewFenton Bldg., over 6 E. 2nd.PIANO AND ORGAN MOVERS.Newton, Nathan P., 66 West 10th.PIANO TUNERS.Dawson, Samuel, 15 Hammond.GEORGI, GEORGE A., 148 Forest Ave.Pierce, Ernest, 55 Steele.Thomas, Scott C, 111 Bowen.PICTURES AND FRAMING.Aldrich Art and China Co., 302 N. Main.Beck, C. M., 305 Main.CAWCROFT, A. E., 107 E. 3rd, bothphones.HENDERSON &. LINCOLN, 107 E. 2d.Larson, O. F., 218 East 2nd.Merz, Benjamin J., 211 West 3rd.PARTRIDGE, E. G., 19-21 W. 2nd.Soharf, Albert F., 49 Broadhead.PILE DRIVERS.DENSLOW, W. T. & SONS, 551 W. 3d.Norton, H. E., 23 11th.PLANING MILLS.City Wood Working Co., 27 Taylor.NELSON BROS., 233 Prospect.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 367WILSON, JOHN T., 115-133 Winsor.WARNER LUMBER CO., 22-28 Steele.PLATING.Art Metal Construction Co., J. & G.Ave.Weber Mfg. Co., 316 Cherry.PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING.CHATFIELD & ARMITAGE, 304 Pine.DAVEY, JAMES, 146 Prospect.Berry, Carl A., 102 Newton Ave.HEALD, JOHN, 211 E. 3rd.JOHNSON, BERNHARD, 337 E. 2nd.Marsh Bros., under 121 W. 3rd.McGINITY, JOHNSON & CO., 210 E.2nd.MURRAY, M. J. & CO., 122 W. 3rd.REID & MARTIN, 12 Forest Ave.STEARNS, F. M. & CO., 320 N. Main.WOODHEAD, JONAS, 118 E. 3rd.POULTRYMEN.Dye, Adoniran, 420 Fairmount Ave.POOL AND BILLIARDS.Beach, Alonzo L., 217 Washington.Dowler, Frank K., 25 Forest Aye.HUB, THE, 8 West 3rd.Loucks, J. E., Ill South Main.PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS.Cowden, Bessie L., 12 Wellman Bldg.RAILROADS.D. A. V. & P. R. R., office 301 Main.Erie R.! R., ticket office W. 1st, freightoffice 32*5 Chandler.JAMESTOWN, CHAUTAUQUA &LAKE ERIE R. R„ (Inc.), cor PairmountAve. and West 8th.RAZOR COMPANIES.JAMESTOWN RAZOR CO., 208 Pine.REAL ESTATE.BUTLER, JAY A., 16 Wellman Bldg.Butts, Andrew J., 105 W. 3rd.Clement, Ernest W., 21-22 Gokey Bldg.Course, Arthur B., under 21 Main.
368 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYFlagg, James R., 203 West 3rd.FRANK, JOHN J., 208 Pine.Harris, A. M„ 7 Hall block.Gifford, Charles H., 6 New GiffordBldg.GILBERDS & OLSON, over 121 Main.HITCHCOCK, HORACE, over 9 W.3rd.HORTON BROS., 122 East 3rd. 'Hotchkiss, Emerson H., 841 N. Main.Johnson Bros. & Prather, 101 E. 3rd.Jones, James H., 807 North Main.Jones, John P., 5 Gokey Bldg.LAKIN, LUTHER S., JR., 605 Pairmount.LILLIBRIDGE, GEO., 203 W. 3rd. 'LINDSEY, CHAS. G., 1 Hall block,over 221 Main.MOODY, FRANK R„ 16 E. 3rd.MUNGER, B. A., 9 Gokey Bldg.Parks & Hazzard, 14 Ellicott Bldg.RICH, WM. H., 21-22 Gokey Bldg.SMITH EDMUND B., 6 Hall block, 7-9West 3rd.SQUIER'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY,under 201 Main.STAFFORD, AUSTIN H., 3 GiffordBldg.STONEHOUSE, JOHN, 17-18 WellmanBldg.Swanson, John P., 1058 N. Main.Todd, Fred P., Gokey Bldg.Weller, James M. & Son, 3 Giffordblock.Widrig, Walter H., 11 Gokey Bldg.REPAIRING.(General.)PEW, CHAS. H., Ill East 3rd.Salisbury & Son, 14-16 12th.RESTAURANTS.1^BLACK BEAR, 22 East 3rd.Diamond Restaurant, 15 East 2nd.Elk restaurant, 18 East 2nd.Farlin, P. A., 10 West 3rd.Forbes, D. Marvin, 20 Main.HAWKINS RESTAURANT, 14 E. 3rd.Pan-American restaurant, 103% W. 3d.•"POWERS, ALTON C, under 201 W.3rd.Whitehouse lunch room, 12 S. Main.ROOFERS.JAMESTOWN ROOFING CO., 120 E.3rd.Lloyd, Edward, 298 East 2nd.STRONG, GILBERT, 101 East 2nd.Wilson, W. W., 114 West 3rd, (rear).RUBBER STAMPS.(Manufacturers.)JOURNAL PRINTING CO., 12-16 W.2nd.Dewey-Davis Printing Co., 314 Cherry.RUG AND MAT WEAVERS.Smith, James E., 1 Hotchkiss.SALOONS.--Anderson, A., 17 East 2nd.Anderson, Alfred, 108 Cross.Berry, H. O., 18 South Main.BJORK, WM., 59 Winsor.BLACK BEAR, 22 East 3rd.Casino Cafe, 22-24 East 2nd.CHADAKOIN CAFE, PETERSONBROS., 707-709 W. 8th.Club, The, 19 East 2nd.Fredlund, Chas. A., 20 Willard.GIN FIZZ CAPE., 11 East 2nd.Hall, Herbert H., 61 Winsor.Hanson, Martin, 10 South Main.Hotchkiss, Alonzo S., 116 East 3rd.HUB, THE, 8 West 3rd.Jones, The, 2% Main.KLUMPP & COLE, under 217 Main.Lenna & Malm, 62 Winsor.Limit, The, 33 South Main.Oak, Cafe, 9 West 2nd.Smith, F. B., 23 Forest Ave.Stratton, Charles E., 10 West 1st.Stumpf, Carl J., 2 West 1st.Swanson & Erickson, 6 Main.Walkerman, Joseph, 634 E. 2nd.Warren Cafe, 10 South Main.Wheelhouse Bros., 143 Harrison.
SAND DEALERS.SWANSON, HENRY, 18 Barrett Ave.Wilcox, John, 1041 North Main.SANITARIUMS.MALMBERG SANITARIUM, THE, 862North Main.SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.BUSH, F. G., CO., 36 Main.FREEMAN, CHAS. E., 17 W. 2nd.Jamestown Veneer Co., 111-119 CheneyNELSON BROS., 233 Prospect.Wilson, John T., 115 Winsor.SAWS.(Manufacturers.)Moore Bros., 11-13 East 1st.SCREENS.(Manufacturers.)JAMESTOWN WINDOW SCREENCO., 12-16 River.Watson Manufacturing Co., 63 Taylor.SECOND HAND STORES.Brown & Son, 12 For,est.Burr & Holdridge, 613 N. Main.Ingerson, Geo. H., 206 East 2nd.Mitchell, Wm. D., 31 Forest.Trantum, A. L., 29 Main.bEWER AND DRAIN PIPE.CHAUTAUQUA REFRIGERATINGCO., 66 Foote Ave..JOHNSON ICE & COAL CO,. 610 W.8th.SHEDD, L. P., cor. Isabella Ave. andMonroe St.tSEWER CONTRACTORS.Johnson, John V., 109 McKinley Ave.Sigular, John, 510 Foote.SEWING MACHINES.Singer Sewing Machine Co.; 203 West3rd.STRANBURG, OSCAR, 6 West 3rd.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 369SHADE TREE FURNISHERS ANDSETTERS.DENSLOW, W. T., & SONS, 551 W.3rd, Bell phone 5694).Williams, Ira, 19 West 7th.SHEET MUSIC.Carlson, S. P., 10 Main.DANIELSON, C. FRED, 1 Main.KNOX, S. H. & CO., 5 and 10c store,204 Main.McCROREY'S 5 and 10c store, 205-207North Main.Stranburg's Music House, 6 W. 3rd.SWANSON'S MUSIC STORE, 218SHIRTS.(M anuf acturers.)Martin & Johnson, 204 Main.SIDEWALKS—STONE.CHAUTAUQUA REFRIGERATINGCO., 66 Foote Ave.Pearl City Stone Co., 52 Steele.SIDEWALKS—CEMENT.Jorgenson, Hans, 257 Prospect.Morton, Edw., 120 West 10th.Shutt, OrrisJ., 486 South Main.Sigular, John; 510 Foote Ave.SHOES.(Manufacturers.)Gokey, Geo. F., Shoe Co., 316 Cherry.Gokey, Wm. N., Shoe Co., (Inc.), 316Cherry.SHOE SHINING STANDS.Beiogres, Koezvarrigg, 1 Taylor.Bires, Geo., 27 Main.Pappas, Christ, 1 Taylor.SILVERWARE.ANDERSON, S. E., 10 E. 2nd.Arnson, B. L., 105 Main.CARLSON, S. P., 10 Main.CUSHMAN, JOHN M., 218 Main.DAHLGREN, ERIC, 7 E. 3rd.HULTQUIST, CLARENCE A., 18 E.3rd.
370 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYMason, L. L, 217 Main.NORDSTROM, F. G., 213 Main.Persell D. F., & Co., i03 West 3rd.Scudder, F. L., 119 Main.THAYER, RALPH W., Ill West 3rd.UNDERWOOD, E. L„ 221 Main and 7West 3rd.SNOW PLOWING.DENSLOW, W. T. & SONS, 551 W. 3d.SNUFF.(Manufacturers.)Swedish Snuff Manufacturing Co., 132Foote Ave.SOAP.(Manufacturers.)Day, Frank A., 9 Crescent.Harris Co., The, Whitley Ave.SPECIALTIES—-HARDWARE.(Manufacturers.)Hardware Specialties, cor. Harrisonand Foote Ave.Hjorth, Wm. & Co., 28-30 Taylor.SPINAL APPLIANCES.Philc-Burt Mfg. Co., 409 N. Main.SPORTING GOODS.GRAFF, J. W., 15 E. 3rd.LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL, The,110 East 2nd.STAINED GLASS.BUSH, F. G„ 36 Main.FREEMAN, CHAS. E., 17 West 2nd.STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.<strong>Chautauqua</strong> Steamboat Co., cor. Fairmountand West 8th.STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING.CHATFIELD & ARMITAGE, 304 Pine.MURRY, M.J., & CO., 122 W. 3rd.HEALD, JOHN, 211 East 3rd.STONE—CUT.Ackroyd, Asa, 19 Barker.Moorby, F. W., 59 Water.STONE QUARRIES.Jamestown Shale Paving Brick Co., 40Quarry road.Jones, John P., 548 Allen.STORAGE COMPANIES.CHAUTAUQUA REFRIGERATINGCO., 66 Foote Ave.Jamestown Cold Storage Co., 5-7 Taylor.Newton, N. P., 66 10th.STOVES AND RANGES.Bernhard Hardware Co., 204 E. 2nd.CLARK HARDWARE CO., 109-111Main.JORGENSON & OLSON, 218-220 E. 2d.LEWIS, P. F., & SON, 804 N. Main.ROSENCRANTZ, ELOF, & CO., 2 S.Main.SPRAGUE, WM. H., 38 Main.SURVEYORS.Bentley & Harrington, 615 ChadakoinBldg.Jones, Clyde G., City hall.TAILORS.(Ladies.)Barry, Michael D., 10 Weeks.Greenlund, Esther, 504 Barret*.Gronberg, Mrs. Betty, 10 Price.Ladies' Vienna Tailoring Co., over 213Main.TAILORS.(Merchant.)Dahlquist, August, 554 East 2nd.Engstrom, John C, 9 New Warner Blk.HOOKER, H. M., 108 E. 2nd.JAYSANE & MOE, over 38 Main.8Judson, Frederick L., 229 Harrison.LARSON & CARLSON, over 36 Main.Lundquist & Gustafson, 2 Arcade, over28 Main.Meas, John B., 8 New Warner block.MORRISON, J. FRED, 16 E. 3rd.NELSON, THEODORE N., over 9 W.3rd.NoFd, Chas. A., 108 East 2nd.
PETERSON, A.J., & SON, 208 Main.PROUDFIT CLOTHING CO., 206 Main.Scharf, Wm. H., 107 West 3rd.Star Tailoring Co., under 101 W. 3rd.THOMAS, GEO. W., 47 S. Main.Vackstrom, Frans, over 107 Main.Wagnstrom, C. O., 300 Willard.WHITLEY,J., & SON, 210 Main.Wiley, H. R., 1 Wellman Bldg.WIQUIST, OTTO W., 9 Main.TAILORS.(Cleaning and Repairing.)Brogren, Morris, 248 Forest.HOOKER, H. M., 108 E. 3rd.MORRISON, J. F., over 16 E. 3rd.NELSON, THEODORE N., over 9 W.3rd.THOMAS, GEO. W., 47 S. Main.WIQUIST, OTTO W., 9 Main.TEACHERS.(Drawing and Painting.)Holmes, Catherine L., studio, 322 East3rd.Woodford, Blanche, 319 Jefferson.JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 371Sweet, Florence B., (voice), 10 CharlesWestrom, Minnie C, 210 West 6th.TELEPHONE COMPANIES.HOME TELEPHONE CO., 210 Pine.N. Y. & PA. TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO., 113 E. 3rd.TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.POSTAL TELEGRAPH & CABLE CO.,19 West 3rd.WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPHCO., 301 Main.THEATERS.(Electric.)Dreamland, 219 Washington.May's Theater, 309 Main.Star Theater, 108 East 2nd.Theatorium, 30 South Main.THREAD.(Manufacturers.)Ashwell, E.J., & Co., 113 Foote Ave.TICKET BROKERS.Barrett, E. W., 107 Main.TEACHERS.TIN AND SHEET IRON SMITHS.(Music.)CLARK HARDWARE CO., 109-111Bratt, Anthony C, (violin), 358 E. 4th. Main.•Carlson, AdaJ., 450 Willard. LEWIS, P. F., & SON, 804 Main.Derhy, Vena Reed, 7 Cross.Marsh Bros., over 121 West 3rd.Farlee, Edith H., 152 Allen.ROSENCRANTZ, ELOF, & CO., 2 S,Farlee, Nellie C, 152 Allen.Main.Harrington, A. Noah, (piano and violin),21 West 8th.Wilson, W. W., 114 West 3rd, (rear.)STRONG, GILBERT, under 101 E. 2d.Hawkins, T. Allen, 116 Barrett.Heath, Mabel, 812 N. Main.TIN AND ENAMEL WARE.Henderson, Kate, 213 East 3rd.(See Hardware.)Irwin Mary, 209 South Main. KNOX, S. H. & CO., 5 and lgc store,JOHNSON, ALEXANDER, (wind and 204 Main.string instruments), 310 W. 7th. HULTQUIST, C. A., 18 East 3rd.Johnson, Hazel, 38 Charles.McCROREY'S 5 and 10c Store, 207-209Miller, Alice L., 338 Crossman. North Main.Pardee, Eudora K., (voice), 358 East UNDERWOOD, E. L., 221 W. 3rd & 94th.West 3rd.Salisbury, Mrs. Nina M., 814 Prendergast.TOOL MANUFACTURERS.Engineering and Power Co., FairmountSisson, Bertha H., (piano), 412 W. 3rd.Spring, Lillie B. over 221 VanBuren.Ave.
372 JAMESTOWN DIRECTORYTOWEL MANUFACTURERS.<strong>Chautauqua</strong> Towel Mills, 206 Steele.TOYS.HULTQUIST, C. A., 18 East 3rd.KNOX, S. H. 5 and 10c Store, 204Main.LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL, THE,110 East 2nd.McCROREY'S 5 and 10c Store, 207-209 Main.TRACTION COMPANIES.<strong>Chautauqua</strong> Traction Co., 13 W. 3rd.Warren-Jamestown St. Ry., 22-24 S.Main.TRUNKS AND BAGS.(Wholesale.)LODS, GEO. F., 121 West 3rd.TRUNKS AND BAGS.(Retail.)LOCKWOOD, M. A. & SON, 106 E. 2d.LODS, GEO. P., 121 West 3rd.TYPEWRITERS.Smith Premier, 10-11-12 Wellman Bldg.TRUCKMEN.SWANSON, AXEL, 29 Forest Ave.UNDERTAKING.WALLPAPER.CAWCROFT, MRS. A. E., (L. C. Reed,undertaker and embalmer). 107 E.3rd. •HENDERSON & LINCOLN, 107 E. 2d.PARTRIDGE, E. G., 19-21 West 2nd.Powers, L. D., 616 Pine.VanDusen, Theodore F., 748 E. 2nd.UPHOLSTERERS.JAMESTOWN LOUNGE CO., 38 Winsor.*Koerner, Henry, 322 N. Main.Martyn Bros., 516 West 4th.SHEARMAN BROS. CO., 25 Shearmanplace.VARIETY STORES.LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL, THE,110 East 2nd.Olson, Mrs. Betty, 820 Newland Ave.Peterson & Johnson, 708 N. Main.VENEER MANUFACTURERS.JAMESTOWN PANEL AND VENEERCO., 50 Steele.JAMESTOWN VENEER DOOR CO.,111-119 Cheney.PEARL CITY VENEER CO., 40-48Steele.VETERINARY SURGEONS.Bender, Robert, 44 Harrison.HUNT, FRANK, 409 Washington.SHEPARD, F. G., 406 Washington.VOTING MACHINES.(Manufacturers.)U. S. Standard Voting Machine Co.,153-163 J. & G. Ave.WAGONMAKERS.(Repairing.)Herby, John, & Son, 610 W. 7th.SWANSON BROS., 108 West 4th.WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.(Retail.)Arnold, C.J., 212 Washington.JOHNSON, ALBERT G., 30 S. Main.JAMESTOWN CARRIAGE CO., 212Washington.(Dealers.)BECK, C. M„ 305 Main.CARLSON & HELGREN, 53 Winsor.JOHNSON, HENRY, 12 East 2nd.Johnson, John D., 208 East 2nd.Landon, ArastusJ., 561 East 2nd.Linder, Fred, 703 Main.MACLEASE, CHAS. E., Ill W. 3rd.Sprague & Zeliff, 104 East 3rd.WASHING MACHINES.(Manufacturers.)BLACKSTONE MANUFACTURINGCO., 56-58 Blackstone Ave.Empire Washing Machine Co., Falconer,N. Y.WATER COMPANIES.CITY WATER DEPARTMENT, 11-14City hall.
JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 373WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.(See Jewelers.)Armitage, P. E., 306 Pine.CUSHMAN, JOHN M., 218 Main.Johnson, Gustaf, 49 Winsor.WHEELS AND AXLES—Automobile.(Manufacturers.)SALISBURY WHEEL & MFG. CO.,Allen St., city limits.WINES AND LIQUORS.(Wholesale. )BEDELL & GRAY, 21 E. 3rd.HEINEMAN, LOUIS, 12 E. 3rd.Jones, John G., 116 East 2nd.Murray's Liquor store, 34 Main.Peterson-Lenna Co., 22-24 East 2nd.WINES AND LIQUORS.(Retail.)Grover, E. B., 113 East 2nd.JOHNSON HERMAN A., 124 East 2d.Stratton, Charles E., 10 West 1st.Strauss, Benjamin & Co., 3 S. Main.Westrom, Andrew F., 14 E. 2nd.WHITE, CHAS. S., 14 East 3rd.White & Whitney, 201 W. 3rd.WOOD MANTLES.MUNSON & JOHNSON, 710-714 E. 2d.WOODEN PAIL MFRS.GOSSETT, CHRISTIAN, & SON., 61Water.WOOLEN MILLS.ASHWORTH & ODELL WORSTEDCO., 316 Cherry.Chadakoin Worsted Co., 316 Cherry.Jamestown Woolen Mills, 122 Winsor.WORSTED GOODS MFRS.BROADHEAD WORSTED MILLS,102-126 E. 1st.Chadakoin Worsted Mills, 316 Cherry.EMPIRE WORSTED MILLS, 31-43Water.Enterprise Worsted Mills, Hunt road.Greenwood Worsted Mills, 49-59 J. &G. Ave.JAMESTOWN WORSTED MILLS, 335Harrison.WRENCH MANUFACTURERS.Hjorth, Wm. & Co., 28-30 Taylor.JOHNSON WRENCH CO., 34 Taylor.
374 RURAL FREE DELIVERY ROUTESJ A M E S T O W N , N. Y.R U R . A L IFR.EE D E L I V E R YR O U T E S .ROUTE 75.Out Fluvanna avenue to Town Line road; north to Towerville; returnthrough west part of Ellicott.Carrier A. H. Wellman.Anderson, ClaudAiken, James L,Arnold, Jos., S.Austin, JohnBargar, Louis T.Benson, Andrew W.Berg, Charles A.Bly, E. R.Brown, A. HudsonBrockway, GeorgeBoak, ThomasBottomley, JohnBurnett, AldenCarr, Clarence E.Cedarquist, Prank A.Clark, Charles WesleyCamp, WilsonCedarquist, William G.Clark, AlmonCedarquist, AugustaCedarquist, Prank W.Cowing, Mrs. BelleCedarquist, Axel E.Chapin, Jay S.Chambers, Robert S.Coney, Dexter F.Carlson, CharleyCedarquist, CarlDolan, Fred H.Dunton, MurrayDye, ArchieFerguson, UlysesFurlow, James W.Giles, A. A.Griffith, J. EmersonHaskins, Aaron A., Mrs.Hollenbeck, SilasHollenbeck, GeorgeHoagland, Edwin C.Houghtaling, EdwinHooper, Fred M.Haskins, Alice A.Hotchkiss, Isaac S.Heath, Herbert B.Hamilton William M.Johnson, Edwin L.Loun, JohnLee, RichardLord, Samuel' '*Mead, John E.Miller, Levi C.McNallie, D. H.Near, JohnNear, LafayetteNear, Hercules L.Nelson, JohnOstrander, A. G.Person, JamesPhillips, Charles H.Pratt, Charles S. 'Preston, William B.Ralph, JosephRhodes, Susie M.Rhodes, AmbroseStrunk, Frank W.Soule, George E.Salisbury, Orson N.Shaw, P. W.Smith, DennisSmith, Cyrus A.Sherwin, Houghton W.Strickland, P. L.Swanson, C. A.Swanson, Jno. P.Thayer, Sanders M.Tower, Alton D.Trussler, Fred C.Vetter, GustaveWahlgren, ClauseWarren, Hiram P.Watson, WilliamWetsel, JamesROUTE 76.West Oak Hill to Gerry; return North Main street.Carrier, Edward R. Lenox.Allies, George L. Bloomquist, J. M. Cedarquist, CharlesAnderson, Albert Brockway, John N. Cedarquist, AaronAldrich, Miss Anna Burtis, H. O.Dahlgren, AntoineBassett, GeorgeCarlson, CarlDavis, LynnBlanchard, Erastus V. Crouch, Thomas W. Edwards, Bonnie C.
Fairbanks, W. J.Frost, N. N.Gordon, Fred W.Griffin, W. C.Harrington, DavidHoard, Albert L.Heath, BenHeath, James P.Hall, Frank A.Jacobson, PeterJohnson, JohnLaidler, Mary H.Moon, WallaceRURAL FREE DELIVERY ROUTES ' 375Moon, Charles E.More, W. S.McCullough, EdgarMelquist, GustNelson, Axel E.Patterson, FrankPratt, M. B.Samburg, HenrySandford, DavidSmith, ErnestSmith, Eugene D.Spitzer, R. B.Strunk, AlvinSundell, CharlesSwanson, Charles E.Swanson, GustSwanson, LawrenceThompson, G. M.Turner, GeorgeTurner, FrancisTurner, MyronVan Vleck, A. A.Ward, HenryWard, TheodoreWade, John L.ROUTE 77.West to Lakewood; west part of Busti, returning on Hunt road.Carrier, Lloyd J. Babcock.Albro, ElizaAlbro, FrankAlexander, John J.Anderson., Charles O.Anderson, AlfredAsker, GustBartlett, Levi P.Brown, John N.Bradway, Charles H.Brown, CharlesButler, Frank H.Button, Jane B.Carlson, HenryCarlson, WillCarpenter, EliChase, Henry H.Cowing, Ransom F.Davis, Fred C.Dubois, A.Eckholm, DavidFoster, Jesse A.Poster, Jacob B.Ferguson, Geo. S.Gifford, Andrew J.Gifford, George W.Gifford, Elmer C.Gifford, H. P.Gustafson, AxelHand, WarrenHart, L. C.Haskins, A. H.Hawley, C. C.Hockett, L. E.Johnson, Freeman A.Johnson, Alfred W.Johnson, Frank G.Jolly, John F.Keays, Capt. W. J.Kent, M. H.Klomp, JohnLaFredo, Dr. E.Lawson, A. J.Lawson, ReynoldLee, IsaacLeonard, J. S.Loomis, LeviLoucks, T. M.McMillan, A. J.Mead, Henry D.Mead, Whitman P.Mecklensberg, ChristMetcalf, RichardMeyer, William F.Nelson, Lottie, Mrs.Newton, H. M.Nutt, David L.Nutt, Webster M.Northrup, Emory •Oberg, ElonOhman, CarlPeterson, Walford F.Ploss, George W.Preston, I. A.Risley, J. T.Rulifscn, John W.Seeley, F. L.Sprague, Horatio N.Shearman, Byron M.Shearman, DanielShearman, ErieShearman, IsaacShearman, Mrs. S. B.Shearman, Miss Ella E.Shearman, Webster W.Standish, R. L.Swan, AxelSwan, GustStrunk, Earle M.Strunk, HenrySwan, Albert J.Tibbitts, AddisonTuttle, Peter N.Wicks, Andrew W.Winch, Joel H.Windsor, John W.White, George W.Worden, A. L.
376 RURAL FREE DELIVERY ROUTESROUTE 78.Out Baker street through Root Settlement, south to Busti, returning byKent farm.Carrier, Jacob P. Johnson.Alexander, J. P.Aldrich, Frank H.Anderson, CharlesAyers, Herbert W.Ayers, N. Alfred.Backlund, AndrewBoyse, EdwinCook, AmyCarlson, Charles J.Cowing, Herbert 0.Cree, AxelCree, OdellDouglas, EdwinEcklund, OlafEcklund, John B.Edwards, Peter D.Ellis, JamesFrank, Lewis C.Gray, J. M.Haupin, C. H.Hazeltine, EmilHellgren, CharlesHenry, Charles'Holmlund, Peter B.Hosford, Franklin, Mrs.Johnson, LarsJohnson, OlafReefer, John'King, A.Knight, H.Krents, JohnLarson, AlbertLarson, BentMartin, LorenzoMartin, P.McAdam, JohnMorse, Walter G.Nelson, AlbertNelson, HenryNelson, NelsonNygren, AndrewPalmer, AmosPalmer, John S.Pearson, L. E.R-OUTE 79.Pearson, AxelPeterson, JonasPixton, W. L.Pryor, Thomas R.Rang, Charles P.Robbins, E-.Root, CharlesRoot, HarryRoot, William M.Sliter, E.Sliter, E. P.Smiley, RalphStockson, O. C.Trask, ClaudeTibbets, E.Underwood, P.Westerberg, CharlesWhiting, Fred C.Wilcox, AmosWilcox, George F.Wells, W. R.South on Forest avenue to Busti; southwest part of Busti, returning byTown Line road.Carrier, Ernest H. Hultquist.Anderson, OlofAnderson, A. G.Anderson, J. A.Anderson, TimothyBecker, EliasBlodget, RexButton, Albert B.Burton, JamesBoswell, JohnCramer, IsaacCrandall, AlbertCrick, WilliamOrandall, John D.Cale, J. B.Donlon, JohnDaws, HaroldDonelson, AlbertDonelson, OlofFosburg, ErisFoster, F. W.Forsburg, Ephriam S.Forstourg, ErnestFox, Mrs. M. W.Garfield, Prank E.Hazeltine, JohnHazzard, Cyrus B.Hazzard, S. M.Holdridge, H. C.Hoard, J. M.Hoyt, L. R.Johnson, C. A.Kellogg, D. W.Kidder, Samuel P.Lewis, ClarenceLawson, NelsLindstrom, GustLawson, JohnLaughlin, MaryLedholim, C. A.Lindquist, AugustLindquist, JohnLinberg, J. A.Mitchell, Orville D.Mitchell, Harlow W.Meredith, John J.Mosshammer, C. S.Nichols, C. C.
Nilson, NilsNorth, ShermanNorth, NelsPalm, Mrs.Palmer, F. S.Peterson, LudricPhillips, J. J.Pratt, William H.Pilling, H. W.Pangborn, B. J.RURAL FREE DELIVERY ROUTES 377Rosedale, RalphRussell, ThomasShaw, Fred W.Soderquist, Charles E.Simmons, Fred P.Simmons, HarrySmith, Samuel 0.Sanbury, J. WilliamSmith, FrancisStilson, J. M.Stone, N. A.Stevens, Walter B.Stoddard, Hiram D.Undberg, AlbertVanstrom, EricWilson, J. S.White, JohnWhite, Mrs. CalistaYoung, CarlyROCTE 80.Out Baker street, over west Swede Hill to Busti, south to state line,west to Town Line road and return by Kent farm. Carrier, Fred C. Hunt.Allen, JohnAnderson, CarolineAndrews, E. D.; Averill, J. M.Beardsley, P. E.Berg, P. A.Babcock, JeromeBabcock, Grant B.Baker, AugustBoswell, ElmerBoswell, LouisBradway, L. J.Brown, Mrs. Jas.Carpenter, SophiaCarlson, C. A.Carlson, John T.Carlson, OscarCovey, Merritt W.Curtis, C. L.Dahlbeck, LawrenceDenn, Lorenzo H.Devereaux, R.Donelson, JohnDuBois, FredEcklund, AugustFosberg, S. E.Frank, John D.Gallup, Flora M.Gallup, Mary P.Garfield, Albert P.Gourley, SamuelGustafson, OscarHayes, JonnHegstrom, AndrewHarter, Prank J.Howard, M. V.Hultine, John P.Irvin, Mrs. C. S.Jones, A. G.Jones, Charles P.Jones, Mark & SonJones, W. A.Johnson, Andrew F.Johnson, J. P.Jackson, James K. P.Johnson, John A.Kliest, Ed.Krantz, EmilLarson, CharlesLewis, George S.Levan, JohnLund, AlbertMalmberg, CharlesMattison, Mrs. SarahMorgan, AlfredNelson, NormandusNelson, John P.Nelson, P. A.Northrup, RalphNyberg, FabianPhillips, WilliamPotter, William J.Rich, FredRobbins, W. L.Shepard, Calvin A.Shepard, EllasSimmons, FredSimmons, RaySmith, Dan W.Smith, Ernest E.Stanford, C. L.Stoddard, Merle C.Stone, John E..Swanson, FrankTrask, M. E.Todd, C. 0.Vandewark, Mrs. A.Vannamee, LovettWalrod, J. M.Whiting, M. R.Whiting & SimmonsWigren, CharlesYoung, SandyROUTE 81.Out Martin road to Kiantone, taking southwest part of Kiantone, returningby Foote avenue. Carrier, Berne B. Bissell.Abers, Ben Beardsley, Geo. W. Bolin, A.Anderson, C. A. Bergstrom, Edward Bolin, OscarAnderson, Magnus Bendall, William Bolin, FrankBacon, Joseph L. Bentley, E. N. Bragg, Levi D.
378 RURAL FREE DELIVERY ROUTESBratt, EdwardBratt, JohnBucklin, FrankBucklin, MelissaCarlson, AndrewCarlson, Charles G.Carlson, A. P.Carter, Guy W.Castle, JohnCramer, IsaacCrandall, A. J.Creal, Charles L.Coleen, GustCole, A. P. C.Coleman, LewisCoons, Geo. H.Cooper, John H.Danielson, CharlesDecker, Ira A.Derry, Mrs. WilliamDerry, William J.Devereaux, L. G.Duell Bros.Duell, EzraEaton, Earl G.Eaton, Anson D.Perry, M. A.Ferry, T. C.Fish, Myron C.Fosberg, JohnFris, JohnFrederickson, AdolphFuller, Geo. W.Gardner, BlancheGarfield, Richard H.Golden, JohnHahnstrom, VictorHale, James E.Hall, James M.Hank, JohnHanson, PeterHamilton, GuyHamilton, E. G.Hamilton, E. H.Heaton, John WarrenHegberg, A.Heron. JesseHoard, C.Holcomb, Watson L.Holmfoerg, GustHoughwot, LaVerne R.Hunt, Rev. C.Jacobson, SwanJohnson, C. L.Jones, Grace C.Kidder, William H.Kidder, George C.Knapp, IngallsLandrigan, MaryLearn, Jacob S.Lindberg, CharlesLundgren, C. O.Martin, Alonzo J.Mace, JosephMarshall, G. H.McCall, JohnMcCoy, Emmet G.Miller, William E.Pang, Peter S.Paulson, Andrew J.Penfield, CharlesPerry, J. C.Peterson, AndrewProsser, William B.Reed, DellReed, EmerancyRoberts, CharlesRydeen, J. A.Seekins, F. A.Seekings, ClarenceSmith, D. E.Stearns, William J.Stone, A. V.Townsend, FrancisVanNamee, ByronVenmann, JohnWaite, Ira P.Waite, EarlWeatherby, RufusROUTE 82.Out Willard street through Peck Settlement to Frewsburg, to Prendergastfarm, returning through Kiantone by Spencer farm and Camp street.Carrier, Frank A. Winchester.Anderson, AlbertAnderson, AndrewAnderson, CharlesAnderson, NelsonAnderson, GustAnderson, ElofAiken, Ransom J.Aiken, Dewitt C.Barnes, J. W.Backstrom, AlfredBergson, AugustBillquist, EdwardBoswell, FrankBootey, Oresta A.Bostrom, OscarBraley, EarlBratt, Frank L.Brailey. Orrin.Brailey, Clarence E.Brown, William F.Brustrom, C. OscarBucklin, E. W.Bush, Hoffman L.Carlson, JohnCarlson, F. E.Carlberg, AugustCastle, John B.Cheney, Mark E.Coe, D. C.Cox, Henry, Mrs.Cox, WilliamDanielson, Charles E.Dennison, MinerDowd, James M.Dye, HarryEaton, C. L.Engman, John C. F.Erickson, CharlesPuller, Fred H.Fields, Lydia A.Frissell, Maria J., Mrs.Frissell, Wm. P.
Gould, Allen A.Goulding, EmanuelHager, FrankHalladay, AlonzoHoward, Richard C.Heath, Charles H.Holme, August W.Johnson, HermanJohnson, SwanJohnson, Andrew J.Johnson, GustJohnson, Frank 0.Johnson, JacobsonKelley, A. FrankLarson, EdwinLee, D. C.Mack, Thomas S.Moon, Adelbert T.RURAL FREE DELIVERY ROUTES 379McCall, JohnNelson, Anna E.Nelson, AlfredNelson, CarlOgren, Alfred J.Peck, JudsonPeck, Geo. A.Quaintance, ThomasSamuelson, D. L.Shaver, WilliamSkans, EmilSkans, FrankSmith, Harley D.Spencer, R. L.Standish, AlbertSwanson, N. B.Swanson, C. A.Swanson, J. AlgotSwanson, C. A.Swanson, JohnTownsend, WilliamThompson, H. M.Walker, E. D.Walker FarmWares, BirdWares, Asher A.Weborg, CharlesWoodward, Lewis C.Wiltsie, SumnerWeiss, George H.Whittaker, Joseph B.Wright, Joseph L.Wright, M. C.Whittemore, Charles H.Young, A. R.ROUTE 83.Out Curtis street, taking East Oak Hill, Buffalo street through Hartsonneighborhood and return on Allen street to city line.Carrier, Howard M. Wilson.Anderson, Frank E.Anderson, NelsAnderson, AlfredAnderson, S. AlfredAiken, Herbert E.Aiken, Herbert W.Ames, Ezra W.Asker, John F.Barber, Guy C.Barker, Lansing W.Brown, WalterBrownell, JeromeBurke, CharlesBurns, Louise M.Conroe, Robert A.Crandall, EugeneCrandall, John M.Crandall, Frank A.Drummy, MichaelDahl, NelsDobins, Earl F.Driscoll, RoyDalgren, JohnEnglund, Andrew P.Eddborg, JohnFreeling, JohnFrick. NelsForbes, Grant A.Fuerman, Charles C.Greenwall, Edward C.Gifford, Thomas H.Hopkins, Mrs. RosettaH. Hanson, NelsHarris, Lydia H.Horton, Seymour D.Hunt, Artemus D.Hildrum, Archie W.Higgs, BertJohnson, John A.Johnson, Andrew A.Johnson, John M.Johnson, John A.Johnson, HansJohnson, Erick A.Johnson, Gust T.Larson, GustLoun, Charles H.3 Lynch, KateLydle, FrancisLydle, LutherMatteson, AmelMalquist, AugustMcAvoy, JamesMcGee, IsaacMosher, WillPeterson, Charles E.Pratt,. RichardPratt,, ThomasPhillips, Morris P.Quaint, DanaRose, HenrySanger, JerrySamuelson, JohnShaffer, Geo. A.Shannahan, ThomasStrickland, Charles A.Staples, Frank E.Stowe, Fred S.Swanson, BenTurner, C. W.Venmann, AndrewWample, Milo B.Wample, MelvinWample, JohnWhelpley, Erie W.Willett, Charles C.Woodward, Willard A.Woodward, Emery
C/j| F O S T E R & CO'S. o*?5s C E L O R O N D I R E C T O R . Y \\t. o?5 <strong>1907</strong>= <strong>1908</strong> g— ^ — ^ ^ = ^ ^ = aE. E. E D D Y , General Insurance *f16 EAST THIRD STREET IVILLAGE OFFICERS.President—Frank Sheldon.zClerk—P. W. Gotts.< J9 Treasurer—Hiram P. Thurber.< Collector—Martin V. Young. O01 Trustees—Alba Smith, Norman C. Jones, George E. Chase, George B. Hin- 0< ui man. 3O °- Board of Health—William Sweeney, F. W. Gotts, Richard A. West. m>£ i Board of Education—Alva Smith, W. W. Wilson, Elmer Gifford. "040 s. Celoron Hose Co.—Foreman, George E. Chase; trustees, West Frank, F. W. 22'** < Gotts; Sec'y, George Lehman; Treasurer, Charles 0. Johnson. *|4^ Arlington Hotel, David W., Lerch, prop. .mm-t3T James, student, r. Edgewater. £f)mm Bradt, Nathaniel P., (Mae), souvenirs, h. Dunham Ave. -Brady, George W., (Grace), janitor, h. Chadakoin.t^-q Bratt, Clayton A., (Mary), carpenter, h. Chadakoin St. Z)© Orsemus, (Marie E.), janitor Vandergrift block, Jamestown, h. Chada- Q-© koin. —m-\mZ Brooks, Hattie, millhand, r. Venice. UJ.>% Milton, (Elvira), laborer, h. Venice.^JBrown, Bessie May, r. Melvin Ave.CfQCj Emma, Mrs. h. Melvin Ave. (/) Brozee, Theadore, bds. Melvin Ave. *m.C — _,O If you want the Best and Cheapest in Fishing Tackle or Sporting ft.§ Goods, come to THE LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL, 110 E. 2d. 0J CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and Honsetenishings |r*"4lH
(/> THE BEST GOOMAT THE LOWEST THE A. D. SHARPE CO. f=II" CELORON DIRECTORY5 C. FRED DANIELSON for Music.3811 Main St.m? Carlson, Carl W., (Henritta), contractor, h. Duquesne St. 5.•m. Carrier, Robert, metalworker, h. Edgewater. m—*m* ©elander, Nels, woodworker, r. Scofieid. S*"^ Celoron Amusement Co., A. N. Broadhead, pres.; Geo. E. Maltby, gen. mgr. (#q_m. Celoron Steel Plant, mfr. road scrapers, Dunham Av. W. S. Penhollow, prop.UJ Theater, James J. Waters, mgr. O3 Chadakoin Boat Co., boat builders, Celoron road. SO Chase, George E., (Laura B.), musician, h. J. & G. Ave. 2^-\ Chattle, Grace, Mrs., rms. Chadakoin St. V>tm< Clark, Frank, machinehand, h. Celoron road.OCm Copelarid, Herbert, (Emily), teamster, h. Celoron road. "**Cowden, K. Z., (Iva), grocery, h. Celoron road.JJCross, Leroy, engineer, bds. Smith Ave. {§Cutting, Lucien, (Francelia), laborer, h. near Lakewood Ice Co.."JDean, C. W., (Rilla), plumber, h. Dunham Ave.^Daniel C, retired, r. Dunham. Q-Dickson, Fred, (Alice), millhand, h. Venice. 2Dorsey, Walter, (Lillian), toolmaker, h. Scofieid.Doxey, Benjamin F., (Clara), h. Burtiss St.O•—•T3FERRIS GOOD SENSE CORSET WAIST §TMade in various shapes to conform with the natural figure, and with regard to the most ap- 3proved rules of health. CHILDREN, MISSES, LADIES.THE *BK.JtHJtMSON=BIGELOW COMPJIMY, 114=116=118 West Third Streetv> Drotts, Florence, r. Standard Hotel, Celoron.X>t) Matilda, widow Peter E., prop. Standard Hotel.C Dupee, Samuel, (Sarah), retired, h. Lake St.C Fisher, Ida,, widow Melvin J., h. Conewango Ave.em Frank, West, (Flora J.), postmaster, h. Celoron road..£ Fullerton, Claude, (Lynnette), carpenter, h. Burtiss.t1**Gotts, Fred W., (Calista A.), carpenter, h. Celoron.Gray, Charles, (Mary M.), h. Scofieid St."{J5 Hale, Winfred, laborers, bds. Duquesne.© Harder, Ellen A., widow C. D., restaurant, h. Celoron road.QQ Hart, Edward K., carpenter, bds. Conewango Ave.-m. Heaton, Orville ,(Cora), painter, h. Waverly Ave. ^mg Hilckman, Paul, (Julia), ironworker, h. Duquesne. Hotel De Celoron, H. T. Pickard, prop. 2C•^ Howies, Claude J., (Anna), machinist, h. Celoron road. —2Q Hunt, Jay, (Gertrude), machinist, h. Burtiss. ZZ•JODC&Huntington, Alfred, (Lena M.), mfg. gas and gasoline engines, h. Celoron Rd. [-pImperial Hotel, John E. Penfold, prop., cor. Celoron Rd. and Dunham Ave. —
Don't Pay Rent. We Will Build You a Home in Celoron or Jamestown.Pay for it Same as Rent. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.382 CELORON DIRECTORYLong Silk Gloves, the cheapest atTHE P. M. JOHNSON CO.Johnson, Charles O., (Matilda A.), chief police, h. Dunham Ave.CDClarence E., r. Allegany Ave.P3• Conrad D., metalworker, r. Allegany.00 Earl H., (Susie), varnisher, h. Dunham.QTQ^ Ella, r. Chadakoin St.X Fred, machinist, h. East Ave.O Hilda L., clerk, r. Allegany St.Q John A., insurance, r. Allegany.0Levi P., (Matilda A.), emp. Celoron grounds, h. Chadakoin. (PMarie E., r. Dunham.Ruby E., r. Lake.XJ^^ Jones, Elsworth W., (Sarah B.), emp. Johnson Ice Co., h. Jackson Ave.TJ Norman ©, (Anna), electrician, h. Scofieid. fha\ Kelly, Fred, h. Scofieid. M~ Knox, George W., h. The Boulevard. mKrumeich, Joseph, foreman Voting Machine, 'bds. Duquesne Ave.PQDQ Lawson, Claude, mechanic, bds. Duquesne Ave.. •*•Lehman, George N., (Mabel L.), supt. Weber Mfg. Co., Jamestown, h. a tMelvin Ave.QWhen You Buy an Umbrella, see that it has a 20th Century Double Bulb0Runner.f* Leid, James, THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW (Nina), emp. Voting Machine CO., Co., 114-116-118 h. Scofieid West Ave. 3rd St.a^ Lerch, David W., (Nellie P.), prop. Arlington Hotel. ft**W Lindholm, Claus F., (Augusta), grocery, h. Celoron road. ^_[J Lock, Charles F., (Blanche E.), job printer, h. cor Scofieid and Allegany. MCHARLES F. LOCK 005cPrinter f\SMALL COMMERCIAL WORK A SPECIALTY. PRICES LOWScofieid Street, Celoron, N. Y.•• Lyman, Nettie, Mrs., h. Venice.0ffl Marsh, Arthur J., (Georgia), mechanic, h. Smith Ave. m±fy Florence, milliner, r. Conewango Ave. fjUa Mattisson, Charles, (Zoe)', butcher, h. Celoron road. ^& Scott, meat market, h. Celoron road. ^^Melvin, Alene I., student, r. Melvin Ave. »«.Charles L., (Kate M.), carpenter, h. Melvin Ave.{J*Miller, Mae, Mrs., r. Melvin Ave.•Morris, J. Archie, emp. Standard Oil Co., r. Lake.Nelson, Fred, (Katie), wool presser, h. Celoron.Newton, J. M., (Anna), h. Chadakoin.Clark Hardware Co. : - : Stoves and Ranges.
The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. THE A. D. SHARPE CO.CELORON DIRECTORY 383" »oEverything Musical at DANIELSON'S. Hto•nNichols, Isaac, (Alice), laborer, h. Edgewater.Katie, millhand, r. Edgewater.qOakely, Jessie, h. Metcalf Ave.pjPelton, John ©, (Delia G.), builder, h. Scofieid._,Penfold, John E., (Harriet), Hotel Imperial, cor. Celoron road and Dunham, OPenhollow, Winfield S., (Patient E.), contractor and builder, h. Dunham. >Peterson, Amelia, hairdresser, r. Duquesne.fJoseph T., (Mary), driver, h. Conewango.Mandus, tods.Celoron. >Phillips, Harvey R., student, r. Conewango.to•Lee, (Jessie), real estate and oil, h. Conewango.Post, Truman, (Ellen), carpenter, h. Edgewater.ZPostoffice and restaurant, Prank A. West, prop., Celoron road._. OPrice, Willis G., (Lizzie), policeman, h. Conewango. I £Rhodes, Ernest S., (Bessie), h. Chadakoin.m CRichmond, The, Celoron Dock, H. C. Rogers, prop. >Robb, Mabel, Mrs., r. Chadakoin St. 3 —Rogers, Horace ©, (Isabella), prop. Richmond Hotel.> cRolph, Mark, paperhanger, r. Linwood. O *"^ Roger Worthy & Gallet's A., (Ethel choice S.), selection decorator, of h. Fine Dunham. Extracts, Toilet Waters, > Jo g -J^ Soaps and PowdersDJ > .< °THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO. 114.116-118 w«t Third st o H>Qj Root, Mary, widow Abel, h. cor. Lake and Conewango. qC Scott, Albert, (Lucy), 'butcher, h. Dunham. _l~ Sherlock, Merton, machinist, rms. Burtiss St. ^0)Smith, Alva, (Daisy), teamster, h. Smith Ave.[JjcdEmery E., bartender, r. Standard Hotel. 0Harriet, r. Duquesne.pLillian, r. Chadakoin.c_CC Lorin, Lone Oak, Celoron road. ^"Z Mary J., widow John, h. Duquesne. Hi oT3H» Sydney, (Anna), junk dealer, h. Celoron. mX *CSnyder, Soule, Leon, Peter, (Cora), laborer, carpenter, rms. Chadakoin. h. East Ave.Zctf Spence, John, (Margaret Ann), h. Duquesne.ZStandard Hotel, Mrs. Matilda Drotts, prop., Celoron road. -o Sunnyside Hotel, Joseph R. Marthaler, prop., h. Celoron road.'_rr\ Sweeney, William M., (Agnes A.), casemaker, h. Scofieid. 0rt) Tanner, William, (Martha), laborer, h. Edgewater. °L> Thelander, Axel, (Ethel), woodturner, h. Linwood St. ^3 — '•5 Cirri dent Flour The Best and Guaranteed to a»_+ UCClUtffll I LUU.I . please. All grocers sell it. pI
t ? nP 1VT M^lorx** Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens. mmtUO 1 . lN. lieiSOIl. 9 W. Third St., over the Greeks. mLC 384 CELORON DIRECTORY (XQCS . ; mj.^? Thurber, Cassius P., (Eva R.), cabinetmaker, h. Lake St.Genoa E., clerk, r. Lake St.ft\^1 Hilton P., (Mary J.), contractor and builder, h. Melvin Ave.Z^Hiram P., (Lucinda), retired, h. East Ave. ' QJennie, Mrs., tods.Jackson Ave. (f)Mildred, student, r. Lake.(J)Tousley, Charles P., (Adeline R.), cigars and tobacco, h. Dunham.Doris, r. Dunham.CODDt Turner, Ralph D., chef Sunnyside Hotel, r. Celoron road. ^Jjj Turnquist, Arthur, clerk, Celoron road and Melvin Ave. (JQ- Frank, (Matilda), grocery Celoron road and Melvin Ave. (JQb Vanderhoof, Niel, machinist, r. Duquesne. Q)O • . Silas E., (Mary), Ironworker, h. Duquesne. ftr\O to uv•— a, Walrod, Claude, (Grace), machinist, h. Edgewater.O q Ward, Eliza, Mrs. r. Dunham. ^Ub 5 Joseph F., bookkeeper, r. Dunham. T_O w William C, (Susie), electrician, h. Dunham. ftQ {j Waterman, Elias, gardener, h. Dunham. 0< < Silas S., retired, h. Burtiss St. rr\_*COmmmW rilnnlrn Cni+n Glr-iw+n THB PRICES on "WOOLTEX" garments are moderate, Hn> liMlnKS mlllH. nK IIS because all materials are purchased in enormous quantities, mmj5j viuunuj uuiiuj uniiiu and the latest labor saving machinery is used in the making. QZ THE ABRAHAMSON-BIQELOW CO., 114-116-118 West Third Street. QJU • g,p Wells, Cassie, emp. Halls mill, r. Scofieid. ftWheelhouse, West, Nellie, Will, milliner, (Mabel), r. Conewango. musician, h. Scofieid.White, Richard, Charles, (Hattie), (Christine), laborer, emp. h. Johnson Conewango. Ice Co., h. Chadakoin.«T*a* Williams, Emma, widow Thomas, h. Waverly Ave. ft5£ George A., (Mary L.), sheet iron worker, h. Celoron road.3 Jane, Mrs. r. Dunham. ft»© \mJ•-im Wilson, Charles B., (Kate), justice of the peace, h. Conewango. _(."^ Prank E., carpenter, r. Conewango.-q Wood, Hattie, Mrs., r. cor Conewango and Duquesne. mm© Woodruff, Israel, laborer, r. Scofieid. mm.© Wright, Courtney, h. Smith Ave. \m)>-m Young, Minal, (Emma), emp. Standard Oil Co., h. Lake. ft}^. Mervin, carpenter, r. Dunham.*j Martin V., (Elizabeth), mason, h. Dunham.^3 Mattie, widow Andrew S., h. cor. Conewango and Duquesne.a») Thomas, (Tress), painter, h. Duquesne.$£ Ziegnfuss, William, (Mary J.), mason, h. Celoron road. Cj§j Zimmerman, George A., (Catherine A.), h. Linwood. ft\£j John, (Louise), h. Linwood, ^-oCLARK HARDWARE CO.Fine Cutlery and Tools, coc
F O S T E R . & C O S . ttF A L C O N E R . D I R E C T O R Y 3<strong>1907</strong>= <strong>1908</strong> ®CE. E. EDDY, 16 East Third Street -n ^3General Insurance AgentUi>-' VILLAGE OFFICERS. 3_r " President—Sidney T. Benson. Z)mm Trustees—G. H. Benson, P. B. Waite, C. 0. Carlson, Murray Davis. (JQ>-, Treasurer—Oscar J. Rawson.*" Collector—Albert Anderson.*& Clerk—P. R. Ford.OStreet commissioner—Samuel Ely.OC/i Police constable—George J. Griggs. O.I Fire team driver—Miles Robbins. (f)i Board of Health—Walter H. Edson, A. J. Tiffany, chairman, Leon L. Rider. _.Health officer—W. 0. Smith, M. D.§_!~ Village attorneys—Edson & Crosby. WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSET
COLOTS FOR SALE IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE CITY.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.386 FALCONER DIRECTORYQQ The largest assortment of fine Cloaks and Suits in the Q. City at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO. ~> -.^> Chadakoin Lodge, No. 130, I. O. O. F.—Meets every Friday in Odd Fellows' mlhall. Officers: Noble grand, J. A. Ruckman; vice grand, M. W. 5»^^ Neate; Rec. Sec'y, F. D. Merriam; Fin. Sec'y, C. M. Carter; 0}—-> Treas., Oscar Rawson. Organized March 3, 1899. , ftCOml}CCOMoon Brook Rebekah Lodge, No. 293, I. O. O. F.—Meets every alternate ^Tuesday night in Odd Fellows' hall: Officers: Noble grand, ,.Helen Johnson; vice grand, Estelle Jones; Rec. Sec'y, Mrs. Emma .JTMattock; Fin. Sec'y, Mrs. Etta Ford; Treas., Dora Griggs. Mem- .bership 64. Organized Feb. 3, 1903. £Odd Fellows' hall. Officers: Past consul commander, G. W. Has- (J,Woodmen of the World—Meets second and last Monday in each month in „*-^Kell; consul commander, Guy Tracy; Adj. Lieut., George Bingham; (_\t banker, P. Rowland; clerk, E. E. Hovey; Sec'y, Archie Haskell. QVMembership 30. "+-' Falconer Business Men's Protective Association—Pres., Dr. G. F. Smith;CC vice Pres., H. C. Bryant; Sec'y, F. P. Jenkins; Treas., E. H.mmmSample; directors, F. D. Merriam,. O. F. Wiborg. Meet secondand fourth Monday.ctf4-»0Every Garment « i j£m mm.Hj0S5«»i '^^Jfeva «*!.«&.A. Soldonly byGuaranteedto Give %A^*B fiB 1 lO^ 3K *^tI SI^Unl«2MBi ABRAHAMSON-CC 'ME,' W^MS^Qi^mS!syusP "TilSE.?0-]Z W- i l ^ S S S ^ ^ l S ^ West TMrdStreet"D
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. P. SHARPE CO. mFALCONER DIRECTORY 387 zenEdison Records and Supplies at DANIEiSONS.Almgren^ Axel, machinist, h. cor. Work and Harrison.American Mfg. Concern, W. F. Falconer, Jamestown; D. E. Merrill, Jamesc30PIpidtown—advertising novelties, near Work.^Anderson, Albert, (Anna), grocer, Merriaim block, h. Main. I"Albert A., (Mattie), farmer, h. Carter. HAlfred, millhand, r. Main.Alfred J., (Mattie), carpenter, h. Harrison.OAmil, r. Harrison.CAndrew, machinehand, h. Work St.Andrew, (Caroline), machinehand, h. Harrison.rnAugustus, (Tilda), carpenter, h. Everett. _ j£B. Oscar., (Sophia), farmer, h. North Work. X mCharles, (Mary), machinehand, h. Harrison. ^ 2OChristinia, widow Gust, h. Carter. H >^ —IErnest, Conrad, laborer, (Blanche r. C), Falconer. paint dealer, h. Main.Cxm"*^ Prank, & Crick, (Ida), grocers, Falconer Main Mfg. St. Concern, h. Everett. ' O ®PIW) THE OFFICES Cutler, machinehand, FOR RENT bds. ^5 Central Ave.> jQ CH AHXKOIISI Single orin Suite. Terms Moderate -< Jtwm ^rJ-jJt Steam Heat. Hot and Cold Water. Electric Elevator. Gas and Electric Light |-ft BUILDING 1 14-116-118 W. Third s«. Egoert " > >mt Frank L., (Augusta), millhand, h. Harrison. , ^ §jmm George L., (Anna), grocery, Main, h. Main. I l]O Hannah, Mrs., milliner, h. Main. . e_ >fl\ JJJ Henry Jessie, C, gardener, clerk, h. cor. Main. Harrison & Worth. 5 -) to ^J Z(U James L., (Martha), woodworker, r. Everett. -i pi j>Q John A., (Ada), machinist, h. Alberta. O ~^2 John A., (Hulda), machine hand, >h. Work. 2 jJ. E. & G. L., grocers, Main St. " r*"" John W., (Hannah), grocer, Main St., h. Main.,ft Joseph E., (Amanda), grocer, h. Main. < o>_• a J. Sherman, student, r. Main. 2eg Leonard, (Juliet), farmer, h. Carter. >o Levinne, (Hulda), millhand, h. Harrison. 3If) Louisia, h. Harrison. "Mabel L., milliner, r. Main.Milton, machinehand, bds. Central Ave.PWalterOscar, engineer,L., student,r. Main.r. Main.OWalterOscar A.,L.,(BessieprintingM.),office,drayman,Main.h. West Ave.2 CArnold,Theodore,Wesley,farmer,(Mary L.),h. Carter.engineer, h. Falconer.fjj >Occident Flour HASPROVEN ITS WORTH>IFTHEPRICEOm *IS HIGHER THAN OTHERS P
f NELSON'S TAILOR SHOP ^-Sz*g& 9 W. Third St- ^.£ 388 FALCONER DIRECTORY C« £"^ Arthur, Charles K., (Alice), farmer, h. Main. ^*£Sj Asker, Fred W., (Mabel), plumber, h. Main. t/JcsLeonard, (Gertrude), plumber & bicycle repair, Main St., h. James.Baker, Fred, (Hulda), painter & paper hanger, h. Central Ave.WOrris, (Flora B.), farmer, h. Falconer. 3Balder, Fritz, (Millie), sign painter, h. Falconer. M*j Ballard, Ella, widow Wilber, h. Main.< Balles, Daniel, sander, r. Main. QQIda, Mrs., h. Main.^zBarber, Florence, student, r. Morgan.Q|q2 Guy, (Hattie.), engineer, h. Everett. (/)CC Bard Brothers, cabinet shop, Falconer St.^Charles S., (Hulda), cabinetmaker, h. Falconer.|JjOscar, cabinetmaker, r. Falconer.il . Barmore, Clara, widow John, h. Everett.tom I- Barnes, Flora, Mrs., r. Mosher.2 j[j Bartlett, Byron, (Hannah), real estate, Lynndon, h. Deleware Ave.2 Frank P., (Maud), farmer, h. Lynndon.{2 £ pecker, De Forest, (Pearl), millhand, h. Main.Z < Benedict, Alfred B., carriage and implement dealer, r. Main and Dow.Ill Q.5 in C. W., (Minnie B.), lumberman, h. Main & Dow.t accotoCanfield's Elizabeth M., student Dress Fredonia Shields. Normal School, Wec"Z^^^veryr. Main & Dow.The Abrahamson=Bigelow Co. wesl'm'S'street.2 Mary, widow William C, r. Main & Dow.touiMatilda, widow Hiram, h. Main.
CLOAKS, SHAWLS,teLov"^HLosiERY.The A. D. Sharpe Co.ft\ Bentley, Harry S., student, r. Work. 3J* Norman, (Lena), woodworker, h. Work St., north. (fl•J Benton, Mary, Mrs., h. cor. Harrison & Carter.QBergland, Albin, (Alma), machinehand, h. Outlet.Bingham, George R., (Josephine), woodworker, h. Allen.^1 _Blackman, Helen, (Augusta), music teacher, r. Mosher. . *ZLucy A., widow Seth, h. Mosher. "^QBlodine, Theodore, metalworker, bds. Harrison.mi2 Bloomquist, Andrew, (Lottie), carpenter, h. Harrison.Tf,^ E., (Amanda), carpenter, h. Harrison. -^-
Niagara Falls Property For Sale. Business Property. Houses and Lotsand Acreage. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.390 FALCONER DIRECTORY^S CENTEMERI KID GLOVES are the best—soft, elastic,'g durable. Sold at The P. M. JOHNSON CO.*Jj* Campbell, Earl, (Ida), farmer, h. Main. ^^m Cannon, Charles H., (Evanette), farmer, h. Everett. ^5W^ Edward, millhand, r. Everett. Ow. Cardot, Andrew, (Hattie), janitor high school, h. Pearl. i^*O Ellen J., r. James St. (C"^I John, asst. Janitor high school, r. Pearl. ^»QQ)aCarlson, Alex., (Jennie), finisher,h. Dow St.Alma, millhand, r. Main.Anna, housekeeper, r. Falconer.Q Antursia, maid, r. Davis. ^^tO Carl A., (Jessie), foreman Regal Furniture Co., h. Harrison. _.^ c- A-> (Blanche C), Falconer Towel Co., h. Falconer. %q C. O., (Mary), laborer, h. Harrison. ^|,^ Charles, millhand, ibds. Harrison. ^N#^v Claus, (Emma), machinehand, h. Harrison. i^^^1Gotfried, towel factory, h. Falconer.Gustaf T., (Emma), woodworker, h. Almet.Rhoda, millhand, r. Carter.«, Carr, Prank, wheelworks, bds. Elm. "O*^ John, millhand, bds. Elm.*0 Mnr/nrpfU \^7oict- Always reliable. Best Knitted Waist for Boys and Girls.^ 1M dtdTCUl VVdl!)L Thebestis ^ cheapest.Nj THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW COMPANY, 114-116-118 WEST THIRD STREET^J Carter, Cyrus M., foreman, h. Main.CN S. Cyrus, foreman Falconer Mfg. Concern, h. Main.Cass, Jane A., widow William, h. Main.fr\Castor, George, cabinetmaker, r. Falconer.*\sChadburn, Horace, brickmaker, bds. Harrison.f^ OChamberlin, Ellen E., widow Delos, bds. Main.Chapman, Morton W., (Maud), millhand, h. West Ave.^t"^ Chase, Donald S., stenographer Wilcox & Burchard, Jamestown, h. Main.W< Effie E., teacher, Jamestown, r. Main.7"J Frank W., (Louisa), drygoods and undertaker, Carlson block, h. Main, v Earl, laborer, r. Everett.CLARK ""^ HARDWARE M. James Flora E., CO. N., P., (Millie), Stoves r. (Annis), Falconer. millhand, asst. Furnaces. state h. Everett. dairy com., h. Falconer.
O Sha^S, h^SeS'v, The A. D. Sharpe Co.ow FALCONER DIRECTORY 391t£| P I A N O S andallkinds °f MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSat DANIELSON'S, 1 Main Street t! >Cleland, Clyde, (Ida), machinehand, h. Mosher.HHazel, student, r. Mosher. ' j,Mandaville, millhand, r. James.ZStella, student, r. Mosher.Cook, Harry, (May), engineer, h. Merriam.Oj^jCooper, Fred, (Lizzie), moulder, h. Falconer.J _George, laborer, r. Falconer. C >Corbett, Charles, millhand, r. Main.>JjjMaria, widow John, h. Main.^ _Patrick, millhand, r. Main. C
„J WE CAN FIT THE TALL-THE SLIM- NELSON, The Tailor,(•) THE STOUT—THE THIN 9 We.t 3rd St..C 392 FALCONER DIRECTORY"J5De Bell, Charles H., (Beatrice), plumbing, h. Alberta St.CV|Francis W., (Fannie), hardware, h. Alberta.mT [j^1Sanford M., (Prederica), commercial traveler, h. Main.& Son, hardware and plumbing,* Main.Decker, Ernest, millhand, bds. Work.De Long, George W., (Lydia A.), laborer, h. Prosser.Dennison,Charles,Blanche,(Mary),student,engineerr. Falconer.Goodwill factory, h. Falconer.05"tofaccHijEEarl, student, r. Falconer.n_Myrtle, millhand, r. Main.O Derby, Silas L., ((Celia), machinist, h. Main.cc Derrick, Esther, trained nurse, r. Main. Q3> Dickinson, G. G., (Lucy), carpenter, h. James. (JQO Claude, operator, Junction, h. Work. ^5°" Ray, glassworker, r. James. Il^x ui Sarah B., student, r. James. fQI- J- Dunham, Dascum, (Ella), laborer, h. Work. *m»ui 1 Dyer, Charles, glassworker, r. Work. "Jj^ cc >• George P., (Catherine), mirror works, h. Work. fPO < 2 - Ar~~ma°*m>- George L., GARMENTS retired, r. Work. are very STYLISHand surprisinglylNEXPENSIVE • mT^ O /OOltfeX Helena, Mrs., r. Work.Sold onl* •*The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. 114-116-118 W. Third Street 8Hershel V., (Maude), mirror works, h. Hine.cc Joseph H., (Emma), machine hand, h. Harrison. ZS Leslie, student, r. Hine. «jCC Eckbloom, Axel, (Lena), millhand, h. Harrison. CA2 Eckholm, Emil, (Anna), metalworker, h. Falconer. OEdson & Crosby, lawyers, Davis block.mWalter H., (Florilla), lawyer, h. Dow.jj'M Elderkin, D. W., (Eva), clerk, h. Main. 2«/> E. R., (Mattie), 'butcher, Main, h. James. (t3 Elmberger, Bert, (Bessie), mirror works, h. Work. «,-p— Ely, Samuel, (Victoria), h. Work. ^Ensign, Catherine, teacher, r. Main.J£ Earl H., student, r. Main. 0 T*{Z) q Falconer Everett, Melvin, High school, retired, Work r. Main. St. Q -O ^ Everhart, Milling Perham, Co.—Pres., (Grace H. L.), P. mason, Jones; h. vice Work. Pres., E. Johnson; Sec, H. L. j^t_ Ames; Treas., 0. B. Johnson. flOMirror Co.—Pres. and Treas., W. P. Stitt; vice Pres., A. W. Stitt;„5 Sec, A. D. Stitt.*g- W. T., Mfg. Concern, (The)—W. T. Falconer, Jamestown, N. Y.; D. A© E. Merrill, Jamestown, N. Y.—mfrs. apiarian supplies. S2 Telephone Exchange, H. Forbes, telephone operator, Main WG£ Towel Co.—Pres., C. W. Benedict; Sec. and Treas., C. A. Carlson. ^£ CLARK HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Mill Supplies, fo
THE BEST OOOOSATTHE LOWEST ^ j^ p SHARpE (1QFALCONER DIRECTORY 393Everything Musical at DANIEISON'S.Fargo, Addison A., laborer, r. Everett.Charles, (Blanche), watchman, h. Everett.•Si Fellows, Edward, h. Davis. ft}-5j Ferrin, Lowell, (Willma), machine hand, h. Harrison. f!3"J2 Ferris, Clarence, telephone operator, r. Main. (*»JO James D., (Julia), telegraph operator, Erie R. R, h. Main. £+.^•^ Wallace, telephone operator, r. Main. ^Filston, Delia, Mrs., h. cor. Main and Work.£+•«, Pinch, Roy, (Vangie), engineer, h. Everett. ft0) First National Bank—E. B. Crissey, Pres.; E. H. Sample, cashier—Main. ^"mmo© Fisk, Howard LeRoy, (Oliver), J., (Belle woodworker, M.), Beuna h. Vista North poultry Work. yards, r. Work. ""**(^ Ford, Fred John, R., (Nellie), (Etta), mirror clerk, works, J. C. h. & Almet. L. E. R. R., Jamestown, h. James. ft\Foreman, Will H., (Elma), clerk, h. Williams.SS3 Fosberg, Amtl, art metalworker, r. Main.S^ Andrew, (Anna), laborer, h. Williams. W«o — Anthony, (Hattie), lumber inspector, h. Harrison. ^,Arvid, machine hand, r. Williams. **STYLES set the fashion for women, in Cloaks Suits and Skirts » */60lt€X Soldlonlylby: ©.OThe Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. Third St. 3^; 5'Charles, (Sophia), clerk, 722 East 2nd, Jamestown, h. Main.(jq,Edwin, (Freda), mirror works, h. Williams.mm.Emil C, (Josephine-J.), teamster, h. James. 3Gust, clerk, r. Main.r*-05Henry, (Elizabeth), draughtsman, h. Main. . 5"^Lynda, twister, r. Williams.Nels, (Helma), laborer, h. Main.ft). Fox, Nina, housekeeper, r. Everett. rm^C^ Frank, John, (Josephine), millhand, h. Main. ^^Frazier, Alma, r. Harrison.m,.. Ethel, dressmaker, r. Harrison.P^ George, laborer, r. Harrison. £VLloyd, student, r. Harrison.tmfm*5^ N. H., (Mary), millhand, h. Harrison. fc Freeman, Frank, laborer, r. Main. —JFrench, Edwin H., (Eleanor), retired, h. Everett.PFuerman, Carlos, r. Work.^nCharles, (Augusta), farmer, h. Work. "^Christina I., r. Work.. J^>Eugenia, r. Work.Gabrielson, Lynn, (Grace), clerk, h. Main.Gane, Belle, millhand, bds. Elm.Occident /"V * 1 • Hour.CI The grocers best 8en and it. guaranteed to please. All
CT \ T M^lc^xfi Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens9 West Third St., over the Greeks.394 FALCONER DIRECTORYFINE SILKS AND DRESS GOODS £The lowest prices* 7 HE P. M. JOHNSON CO.Gardner, E. Bessie, teacher, r. James.Gerris, Catherine, widow Peter, h. Main.Michael, printer, r. Main.Gilbert G., machinist, h. James.Giltman, D. P., bartender, City Line Hotel. \^Goranson, August, cabinetmaker, bds. Dow. .^^Grandin, Frank, (Emily E.)—Peterson & Grandin, Main—h. Williams. (-^Green, Charles, (Eva), veneerworker, h. Alberta.^^Ethel, r. Alberta.{f)Fred, millhand, r. Alberta.George, machine hand, r. Falconer. ^|Harold, student, r. Alberta.^Hazel, student, r. Alherta.mmGrew, DeSilver, student, r. Falconer.Jennie, stenographer, r. Falconer.Mary E., widow George, h. Falconer.Griffith, John, laborer, h. Harrison.Griggs, Clarence H., student, r. Everett.rtDaisy M., student, r. Everett. *^George J., (Dora), justice of peace, h. Everett. ©Colgate's latest achievement—the fruitage of a century ofVUlgdlW 3 VUlwU JUdJI. scientific aila"cocoanut soap-making. Oils. "The Made entire entirely absence of "of Olive, free alkali Palm "Jmakes smarting of the skin an impossibility. and Cocoanut Coleo Oils. is made The in entire generous absence sized of free cakes alkali and is JJJfo01£fk^pXiscertain makes smarting of the skin an impossibility. - The Coleo Abrahamson-Bigelow is made in generous Co., sized weSffst. cakes and is ©3rtGrimes, Anna J., stenographer, r. Main.Elizabeth, bookkeeper, r. Main.Grout, James, (Matilda), restaurant, cigars and pool, Everett St., h. Mosher.Gustafson, Anna, millhand, r. 'Main. ©Eric, laborer, r. Cross. 3.v Hattie, Mrs., h. Work. mQJ Herman, (Augusta), finisher, h. Main. mm~fi Hilda, millhand, r. Main. ft\ft Paul, clerk, r. Work.mmE* Haight, Albert H., woodworker, r. Main and Dow. ^Z.Charles, finisher, r. Main and Dow.Frank G., (Prances), finisher,h. Main and Dow.A\ Prank G., student, r. Main and Dow.fflE George A., woodworker, r. Main and Dow. £jHall, Claus, .machine hand, bds. Everett.ft\Mabelle, student, r. Main.mmQ Hamilton, Clara L., music teacher, r. Falconer. ^^E A l m o n D., (Sarah), mechanic, h. Falconer. ^^Hapgood, Adele, Mrs., h. Main. £/}Hare, Charles, r. Merriam.Mary, widow Levi, h. Merriam.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Fine Cutlery and Tools.oCfl
g. THE LARGESJrANgDoBEST STOCK Jhe ^ Q fo.^ Qp£> FALCONER DIRECTORY 395| Pianos J tSU * Danielson's, 1 Main St.W Harmon, Josephine, r. Harrison.»i Ransom, (Phileno), retired, h. Harrison.tm Harper,' Fred, student, (bds. Elm.JJ| Harris, Charles G., (Harriett), h. Harrison.JJQHoyt C, (Carrie J.), paperhanger, h. Central Ave.^ Winfred IA73»*-F%»rt*l C, ri r. v. Harrison.XX.A-mvinur\jm.oHartson, Catherine, widow William, r. Everett.Chancelor L., (Elvira), engineer and fireman, h. West Ave.• Hartwell," Ohauncey P., retired h. Main.^< Fred, (Anna), machine hand, h. Main.Hattie, h. Main.Louis, roofer, r. Main.Haskell, Archie, Salisbury Wheel Co., r. Harrison.Elmer, millhand, r. Harrison.George W., (Emily), Salisbury Wheel Co., h. Harrison. ~*Ina, millhand, r. Harrison.mMerl, laborer, r. Harrison._o. Haskins, Alice, winder, r. Main. Oj^> Gertrude, seamstress, towel factory, r. Main. w•s* XVi*» 1\Zla Cu\r\**\r waves and curU the hair in 10 to ,5 min"!^» 1 11C ITldgll^ V/UI1CI utes, without heat, while you are dressing^ or traveling. THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 W. Third Street.^) Henry machine hand, r. Main.im Martha, widow Harry, h. Main.QO^Hauenstein, J. W., barber.Haywood, Osmer, (Lizzie), mechanic, h. Everett.Raymond, student, r. Everett.Heckerthorn, A. L., (Lucy), laborer, h. Mosher.COVi Edna, student, r. Mosher.oj Joy, laborer, r. Mosher.Q) Hedstrom, Albert, cabinetmaker, bds. Falconer.Q) Arthur, cabinetmaker, bds. Falconer.ifij Heminger, Clarence, waiter, r. Lister Ave.JN DeWitt, (Alice), engineer, h. Lister.J3 Henry, Arthur, (Agnes), varnisher, h. Falconer.Hickett, Frank, clerk, bds. Work.O Higgs, J. Bert, (Grace), millhand, h. Elm52 Hill, Harvey J., (Elizabeth), millhand, h. Taylor.NHenry F., (Fanny), janitor, First M. E. church, h. West Ave.Laura, teacher, r. Hine St.© Laura A., r. Taylor.
•*-» TP 1^ lV«alc/\ii Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens.9 West Third St. over the Greeks..= 396 FALCONER DIRECTORYCOoHine, Alfred, (Violet), carriage and implement dealer, Main, h. do.7sCN1Frank, (Mary), mirror works, h. Hine.Harry, (Amy), blacksmith, h. Everett. > Ireland, William G., (Mertie), shipping clerk, 24 Main, Jamestown, h. Almet. w£^ Jackson, Jacobson, Thomas, Oscar, (Alma), (Clarinda), woolsorter, overseer h. Goodwill Falconer. mill, h. Main.Jenkins, Frank F., dentist, Falconer St., r. 6 Cowing, Jamestown. *)CJohnson, Adolph, machine hand, bds. Harrison.oOAgnes, millhand, r. Harrison.Albert, millhand, r. Lynndon. \J^Albert, machine hand, r. Mam.e
Always buy yonr Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPE CO.FALCONER DIRECTORY 397* C. FRED DANIELSON for Mosic. -1 Main St. IOm22 Johnson, Amanda, maid, r. Main. ^jr-> Amanda, millhand, r. Cross.m^Amil C, carpenter, r. Harrison.Andrew, machinist, bds. Dow.Arvid, woodturner, r. Main.(Q August, (Gustava), painter, h. 2nd Ave.mm Axel, machine hand, r. Lynndon. *»«,^ ' Axel, machinist, bds. Dow. J*UBessie, telephone operator, r. Main. ®• Blacksmith shop, Work St. ^{^) Carl, (Hilma), machinist, bds. Dow. •r *\ Carl A., (Augusta), finisher,h. Main.^^ Carl G., machinist, r. Harrison.CO Charles, (Johanna), laborer, h. Cross.jH Charles, mirror works, r. Harrison.DCharles G., (Caroline), brakeman, h. Lynndon Boulevard.HH C. Oscar, (Emma), machine hand, h. West Ave.Charles J., (Hannah), millhand, h. West Ave.*% ^ ^^\^^~ Christina Garments J., r. are Harrison. moderate because allO T h e prices on ^yOOltfeX materials are purchased in enormous--jm^yT quantities. Sold only byTHE JiBRAHJiMSON=BIGELOW CO., 114, 116, IIS West Third St.m[j Conrad, millhand, r. Lynndon Boulevard.Elof, machinist, r. Work.3Emil, r. Pearl.>J Emil, (Jennie), hand sander, h. Falconer."*"^ Eric, laborer, h. Main._ Erwin H., (Lottie N.), cabinetmaker, h. Harrison.O Frank, (Nellie), h. Falconer. QjjOJj Prank, (Ada), retired, h. Harrison.Fred, glassworker, r. West Ave.tf\WJ Freda, millhand, r. Cross. /^w George, (Freda), laborer, h. James. J^JZ cGust, laborer, h. Main. ^J(/) Gust, (Anna), laborer, h. Dow. "*Gust A., (Caroline), lumberman, h. Harrison.tj\Helma, millhand, r. Dow.^, Jennie, Hulda C, bookkeeper, dressmaker, r. Everett. r. Harrison. n^,^0 Jennie, Ida, twister, dressmaker, r. Harrison. r. Lynndon.rtrt^m* John, Ira, (Jennie), (Hedda), blacksmith carpenter, and h. Main. livery, h. cor. Work and Harrison. »vJohn TftTin.iA A., Hnmkkfipner. (Sophia), millhand, r. Everett. h. Harrison..mmJohn A., watchrepairer, r. Harrison.JrOccident Flour— ^J::LZd,iftaraateedt0 p,ease- 'a
ALTERATIONS, REPAIRING, M-ke^the NELSON, 9 W. 3rd St.CLEANING, PRESSING. like new. Home 'Phone 137-b. Over the Greek..398 FALCONER DIRECTORYSg' The P. M. JohnsoIOi f• m.v/4 Johnson, J. H., livery, Work St., h. Work and Harrison. 3zJohn W., (Ora E.), machine hand, h. Falconer.Lawrence, glassworker, r. West Ave.ji3mtMary, housemaid, h. West Ave.Nettie A., millhand, h. Kane St.^?^
- CARPI'TS, CURTAINS, TL A [) CUamc Cq 3O DRSPER.ES, SHADES. IHC rt. u. Jiidipc v,u. «O FALCONER DIRECTORY 399 >i Phonographs at DANIELSONS, 1 Main"slreet jD Lawson, Charles H., laborer, bds. West Ave. ^Edward, millhand, h. Harrison. I"QQ Florence, r. Harrison. 2Prank J., mechanic, r. Everett. ^ §• Fred, mirror works, r. Harrison. Z m(j I. F., varnisher, r. Mosher. - 2M., Mrs., r. Everett.> ^« Olda, weaver, r. Mosher. n z\lm Olga, maid, r. Main. " "*Learn, Miles, (Vernia), machinist, ih. Main.q OSLinkey, Wm. O, (Margaret), emp. mirror works, h. Mosher.CLodart, Jacob, (Elenor), millhand, h. Work.ra cV Long, Lawrence, (Ellen R.), emp. mirror works, h. Work. ^ '*j^ Lorenz, Alta, widow Chas. E„ h. Main. O £Raymond, emp. mirror works, h. Main.P toV Loucks, Evaline, student, r. Main. 0 jjm J. H., (Johanna), h. Main. I ^•>^ Lundgren, Axel, millhand, r. Davis. C ii^« Gust, (Olga), machine hand, h. Davis. rjTHE ABRAHAMSON. § ToRhI dressed women 114-116-118 West Tbird St o -i2 Lundquist, Anna, maid, r. Allen and Whitman place. 2 rnJ** Lydle, Iva, r. Work. -< r*^» Ransom B., Jr., student, r. Work. ra a>^ Ransom B., (Mina J.), supervisor and farmer, h. Work. JJ "^^ Lynndon Mirror Co.—Pres., Leonard Asker; Treas., E. A. Peterson. Z _lB. H. Tefft. ? I•CJ Lynndon Worsted Co.—R. D. Stoeltzing, Pres.; C. A. Pickard, vice Pres.*•*John Ahlstrom, Sec. and Treas.JN Lyon, Edw. A., (Adaline), laborer, h. Everett.*** Edna R., telephone operator, bds. Work.Fred, (Emma), laborer, h. Main.j2 Simon, (Hattie), woodworker, h. Harrison.Q Macey, Walter, (Nellie), woolsorter, h. Work. Q Mann, Albert, (Annie), paperhanger, h. Falconer.Marsh, Clyde, (Norah), millhand, h. Pearl.Martin, Earl C, (Jennie A.), laborer, h. Main.J^ George F-, (Hattie), alborer, h. Prosser.^Raymond, laborer, r. Prosser.Q Mason, Joseph, carver, r. Orphanage.>. Katie, millhand, r. Orphanage.Mary, widow Chauncey C, h. Morgan.The Best and Guaranteed to Please.S i^ Occident Paul, (Rossie), Flour laborer, h. Falconer.All Grocers Sell It.Q"Victoria, r. Orphanage.
D ICleinert's Juno These shields contain no rubber. Perfectly odorless. Q^J Thru and thru, year 'round worsteds M~lc„, Q WttC* *«lA ml^ in Black ,Blue and Fancy Suitings llCl&UIl, Zf VV t»l OU. ^].£ 400 FALCONER DIRECTORY *J2 : CMathews, Lulu, teacher, r. Pearl.3CV| Marvin W., (Clara), millhand, h. Pearl.Mattocks, Emma, widow LeRoy, h. Everett. ' 5T* X^4 Eric, machine hand, r. Everett.toOrrell, cabinetmaker, r. Everett.McAllister, Alida, millhand, r. Main.QCatherine, widow William, h. Main.ZElizabeth, student, r. Main.McCain, Agnes, teacher, r. Delaware Ave.(5 Boice, student, r. Delaware Ave.HiCarrie, Harvey stenographer, G, (Jennie), sander, r. Delaware h. Delaware Ave. Ave.CDg 2 Gertrude, Thorne R., r. woodworker, Delaware and r. Lynndon. Delaware Ave.oO Violet, dressmaker, r. Delaware Ave.2 O McCall, Fred B., (Lulu), confectionery, h. Main.QTQ2 rn Mary, teacher, r. Main. ft\£j 2 McClenahan, Cora, r. Everett.W g Prank, (May), h. Everett. m.j Leslie, r. Merriam.
C5 g S S 5 £ « . 0 ? K S S : The A. P. Sharpe Co. rW FALCONER DIRECTORY 401 £}t C. FRED DANIELSON for Music. LME »J/5 • ^^^Z7 ~*« Moore, Ernest A., student, r. Everett.Iva H., millhand, r. Everett.^mmCQMrs. M. J., milliner, cor. Work and Everett. 3William H., (Mary J.), engineer, h. Everett.•\2Morgan, Cora, teacher, r. N. Work.J. H., gardener, h. N. Work.Morris, Peter, (Catherine), lumberman, h. near D. A. V. & P. track.3'5"CD-Mosher, Gertrude, teacher, r. Mosher.. Ralph, millhand, h. Allen. mm,ft Stiles B., (Martha M.), broommaker, h. Mosher. 5^^" V., millhand, r. Allen. (DWm. H., (Mina B.), steelworker, h. Allen. "^Jl Munson, Chas., clerk, bds. Harrison. O«. Jennie, millhand, r. Cross. ZT
LOTS FOR SALE IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE CITY.CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 HALL BUILDING.402 FALCONER DIRECTORYThe largest assortment of fine Cloaks and Suits in the ocCity atTHE P. M. JOHNSON CO.T^"* Pattison, William P., (Elizabeth), livery, h. Hine St.v/j Peck, Sarah E., widow Marshall E., h. Work.oi»^ Pierce, Emmett D., (Adelia E.), carpenter, h. Harrison. jrr ci^ Peterson, A. Gust, (Amanda), foreman, h. Main. J~•w Allan, glassworker, r. James. -«C Bros., meats, Work St.t^ Carl, machine hand, r. Main.3Carl J., trimmer, h. James.j^j"^* Charles W., (Clara), millhand, h. James. rt~1 Charlotte, widow Prank A., h. Falconer. (mU•vj^ Elmer, (Ida), butcher, h. Carter."^ Emil A., (Anna), postmaster, h. FalconerHEsther, student, r. Main.^> Frank, (Emma), supt. Am. Mfg. Co., h. Main.C^^ George, (Tilla), meats, h. Work. 3& Grandin, boots and shoes, Main.9CGust E., (Emma), machine hand, h. Harrison.COOlga, millhand, r. Main.—_r^ * Otto, emp. Falconer Mfg. Co., r. Main. ^W^ INFANTS' DRESSES • The Abrahamso*Bigelow Co. fr^ Cloaks, Bonnets, Bert, millhand, h. Main. m\Prank, millhand, h. Main.^^ Mina, r. Main. *^^< Phetteplace, George, (Millie), h. Work. fttr\ Prank M., carpenter, r. Work. rtr-.i John, millhand, h. Main. rt5P Phillips, Jerome B., (Anna L.), finisher,h. Everett.J. S., •widow Judson S., h. Harrison. IWilliam, (Jennie N.), laborer, h. Delaware.(f\ Pickett, Bert S., (May), machine hand, h. Everett. ft*•vFred R., (Alta L.), machine hand, h. Everett.«^ Porter, George, (Frances), foreman, h. Main.o^^ Price, Merrick, (Ann), farmer, h. Work.O!Zalman S., (Lelia), millhand, h. Main.JJ^^Pritchard, Bessie, millhand, h. Main.^iPrank, painter, r. Main.*\f^"^ Frank, (Stella), h. Main.J^ Harry, millhand, r. Main.OPrue, Joseph, lalborer, h. Main.OiRandall, C, painter, bds. Delaware Ave.'^1,Clayton, blacksmith, ibds. Delaware Ave. £/)Rawson, Oscar J., (Elizabeth L.)—Hunt & Rawson—h. Falconer.•Raynor, George R., (Grace), principal high school, h. Work.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Fine Cutlery and Tools.
COThe Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. THE A. D. SHARPE CO.FALCONER DIRECTORY 403cEverythingccMusical at DANIEISON'S.^> Ream, Archie, (Ella), mirror works, h. Work.Reed, Clement J., (Myrtle), D. A. V. & P. R. R. Agt., h Main.rr\ Regal Furniture Co.—Otto L. Bloomquist, W. L. Snow—mfrs. furniture,2*L\Work St.CO* * Rennal, Samuel, (Juliette), mirror works, to. Johnson.»^ Rhinehart, Edward, (Florence), h. Harrison.OGeorge, Jr., (Isabelle), machine hand, h. Harrison.Henry, (Maude), veneerworker, h.,Everett.^^ Rice, Fred, driver, r. Main.Rider, Alton, (Eva), laborer, h. Everett.**pCOEmily, widow Philo, r. Harrison.Jessie, r. Everett.DLeon L., (Anna), newsdealer, h. Everett.DQ Robins, Joe, (Olive), barber, Main St., h. Falconer.Rogers, Albert E., (Maude L.), electrician, h. Main.6Gilbert L., salesman, r. Main.Giles, (Catherine), laborer, h. Main.William J., engineer, r. Main.Rolf, Wallace, (Fanny), farmer, h. Harrison.• " ~ ^ ~ ~ ^ ~ ~ ~ ^ * ^ — ~ ^ ~ ~ ^ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " • ^ • ~ " — - " ~ — ~Ty THE These Corsets cannot break at the waist. Stout people will find that OcCRoman, -^ Constinsia, -^ Mrs., h. they Almet. give good satisfaction, wear longer than other makes of corsets. jg >,-. V^reSCO Elmer, l^OrSet millhand, r. The Almet. Abrahamson-Bigelow Co., 114-116-118 W. Third St. C H ZUJ> o• 1 Elsie, spinner, r. Almet.C• ^oft Ross, George, (Helma), foreman, Falconer Mfg. Co., h. Merriam. O H•mm Rowland, Fred E., (Hattie), teamster, h. Main. c [JjCO Rowley, Bert, (Mattie), carpenter, h. James. -| 0Q^ Ruckman, Alma, dressmaker, r. Harrison. "* PAlbert, (Emma), bookkeeper, h. Lister. ra j,t Bertha, millhand, r. Harrison. 5 'mm • ' J* (0ft Carrie, r. Harrison.z •.[ 1 Claus, (Charlotte), millhand, h. Harrison. I oi-c toFrank, machine hand, r. Harrison. £(/) Oscar, (Augusta), machinehand, h. Lister Ave. > mQ} Swanty, machinist, r. Harrison. pj gO Russell, Frank, (Mabel), mill'hand, h. Work. ^ jgRyden, Mary, housemaid, r. Main.OSager, Jersie, (May), driver, h. Dow.
! * " I" TVJ l^^lorx** Tailor and Importer of Exclusive Woolens.*^ * • **• llCiSOIl. 9 W. Third St., over the Greeks.A3404 FALCONER DIRECTORYSanderson, August, (Charlotte), factoryhand, h. Outlet St.Edith, picker, r. Outlet.^3 George, emp. mirror works, r. Outlet.Selma, spinner, r. outlet.QSeaholm, Charles, (Augusta), millhand, h. Harrison.Sears, Glenn W., (Bertha), painter and paper hanger, h. Mosher.^ Selin, Arthur J., finisher,r. Price.c Sellstrom, Fred, (Mattie), electrician, h. Everett.< in Seymour, Burton W., physician, Gokey block, Jamestown, h. Mosher.cc Shauger, Shaw, Cap, George, (Flora), emp. h. mirror Main. works, bds. Everett.xuClyde, emp. Erie R. R., r. Main. £|)Z OJane, A. B., h. Harrison. ftShelters, Eugene A., (Minerva), draughtsman, h. Falconer. Z}2 h Shephard, Bert, waiter Everett Hotel, Jamestown, r. Harrison. ft)to s. Shrene, Archie, cabinetmaker, r. Harrison. ' ft)U| tc Clifford, laborer, r. Harrison. (f)-J Clyde, millhand, r. Harrison. "< •> >• J. W., (Carrie), finisher,h. Harrison.Q >x £ Shultz, Clifford, student, h. Work.,Z ti & flnol/n George, Cni+O student, Clrinfo r. Harrison. THE PRICES on "WOOLTEX" garments are moderate,"" w \JlUdilOi Herman, UlllLOi (Georgie), Ulvll ID station because agent all materials E. R. R. are at purchased Jajmestowwn, in enormous h. Work. quantities,CC l i and the latest labor saving machinery Is used in the making.> THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West Third Street.to Lillian, r. Harrisonull_Sarah, Mrs., h. Harrison.[J Sikes, Herbie, (Hannah), machinehand, h. Work.CC Simmons, Alice, widow Lester, h. Main.CD3OSimpson, John, emp. mirror works, r. Lynndon.J. J., (Blanche M.), mason, h. Lynndon.»j Nathan H., (Ida), farmer, h. Falconer.y> Smith, B. Bert, student, r. Falconer and Homestead.OGerald, (Pearl), machinehand, r. Everett.Grace, r. Main.G. Prank, (Minnie), physician, h. Falconer and Homestead.J£ >> Jarvis, mechanic, r. Work.q Nancy M., widow Henry, h. Work. ft)© William, O., M. D., (Almah), drug store Main St., h. Main.iZr Snow, Marion, student, r. Work. TT\Wallace L., (Jennie L.), h. Work. 0}Snyder, Eugene, (Eliza), laborer, h. Main.rr\CZ M., r. Main. ft-^ C Sprague, Hazel A., r. Mosher. ..CLARK HARDWARE CO.Fine Cutlery and Tools."mm Stake, John, (Nellie), filerart metal, h. Main. i>»OJJ2 WStaples, Augustus, (Auugusta), laborer, h. Delaware. Starr, Studio, Oliver (The), D., (Lena), T. Henry clerk, Black, Jamestown, Main. h. Pearl.3Q,
THE BEST OOOmAT THE LOWEST fQg ^ J) SMpE (1QCDFALCONER DIRECTORY 405 "0C. FRED DANIELSON for Music, l •*St. Jf. ,. , : "^Start, Hebert M., emp. mirror factory, r. Harrison. C/3William, (Minnie), emp. mirror factory, h. Harrison.»-•Stevens, Andrew F., (Lucy), foreman, h. Davis. 3Stevenson, Perry, (Hattie), machinist, h. Main.^^Stickles, Albert, (Rena), saddler, Wright, Pitch Co., h. Everett.^JO Stoddard, Henry, (Mary), machine hand, h. Main. ZZ'Lafayette, (Bertha), machine hand, h. Main.JrStone, John, (Lillian), liveryman, h. Main.nP• STREET, ROBERT R., (Lorene L.), druggist Main St., h. Work. mm\mm Strickland, Orrin P., (Virginia), carpenter, h. Main. 23).Sundberg, Robert, casemaker, bds. Work.CJb4*) Swan, Cart, machinehand, t>ds. Work. "^^ Clara, widow Fred, h. Taylor St. OElizabeth, r. Taylor.ZTrf\ Frank, (Huldah), millhand, h. Work. fU+j Oscar, (Fanny), millhand, h. Main. * wft Richard H., emp. mirror works, h. Taylor.*ft.•— Swanson, Anna, widow Olof, h. Main.mm Anna, widow Fred, r. Delaware. m-ACharles, (Gertrude), finisher,h. Falconer. qjp— Edward C, (Blanche), machinehand, h. Falconer. __.OS FERRIS GOOD SENSE CORSET WAIST O^^ Made In various shapes to conform with the natural figure, and with regard tothe most ap- *"< proved rules of health. CHILDREN, MISSES, LADIES. —.THE JtBRJiHAMSON.BIGELOW COMPANY, 114.116.118 West Third Street ft(ft Swedish Lutheran Church, Lister Ave. CFQft Methodist Church, pastor, Rev. O. W. Westling, Harrison.•— Sweet, Helen M., widow Isaac, h. Main. »^+T Perry, (Lura), mason, h. James. .ft Swift, Herbert C, (Alice), mason, h. James.Sylvester, Mary, widow Edward, r. Main.
03>.oDon't Pay Rent. We Will Build You a Home in Celoron or Jamestown.Pay for it Same as Rent. CHAS. G. LINDSEY, 1 Hall Bldg.406 FALCONER DIRECTORYLong Silk Gloves, the cheapest atTHE P. M. JOHNSON CO.Tracy, Guy C, (Otilia), machinehand, h. North Work.00Mrs. James, r. Tiffany Ave.Lorinda, widow Elias, r. Work.Minnie, widow Oscar, r. Work.QfQ00Travis, Harriett, h. Main.Tress, Joseph, (Sarah), fruit dealer; h. Davis Block.\mmTurnell, Joseph, freight agent, bds. Work.Tewey, laborer, h. Main.0QTurner, Bertha, school teacher, r. 2nd Ave.ft\Charles W., (Lillie), engineer, Levant Pumping Station, h. Elm.0Frank, (Samantha), carpenter, h. 2nd Ave.George M., emp. Jamestown Mantel Co., h. 2nd Ave./0^* Gilbert, (Sarah), emp. Jamestown Mantel Co., h. Main.Sf Gladys, spinner, r. Elm St. mm. (D(U Walter, student, r. 2nd. Ave. ^JValentine, Alonzo L., (Gertrude), wheel works, h. Dow.QjVallome, John, (Mary), barber, h. Everett. m.Valone, John, (Laonca), h. Everett. "^VanDewark, Bennett, (Eunice), finisher,h. Main.Erwin, (Rena), cabinetmaker, h. Everett.When You Buy an Umbrella, see that it has a 20th Century Double BulbRunner.THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., 114-116-118 West 3rd St.Fred, (Julia), finisher,h. Main.ZL John, woodworker, r. Main 1^QQ Vestrand, Archie, towel factory, r. Work. 1.fT Elizabeth, Mrs. h. Work. ^\••• Vining, Nathan, (Mary), harmess, h. Falconer. j£Waite, Flossie, r. Hotel Lynndon. |j05Myron, (Minnie), watchman, Meadow Brook mills, h. Work.^L,Pearl, (Myrtle), telephone operator, h. Work.^VPerris B., (Bernice), prop. Hotel Lynndon. *Walborg, Gust, (Anna), section foreman, Erie R. R., h. Lister.^jWalker, Ephraim J., (Anna), Falconer Veneer Co., h. Lynndon.^^Wallen, Alfred, (Lucy), h. Main.mmWalsh, Sadie, widow Charles, h. Main. ^}ffl Warren, George H., (Elizabeth), woodcarver, n. Tiffany Ave.ft.Washburn, John, retired, r. Falconer.C^IL Lawrence, (Bessie), millhand, h. Main.*•*Wassink, Albert, (Minnie), machinehand, h. Falconer.\\^Weaver, Henry C, (Helen C), pastor First M. E. church, h. James.fm.Lillian, housekeeper, r. Work.\JlWebeck, Allen, student, r. Harrison. • •Charles, h. Harrison.John, (Amabert), watchman, h. Harrison.Wells, Joseph G., coal dealer, h. Morgan.Clark Hardware Co. • - '• Stoves and Ranges.(p
6 Silks, Satins, Velvets, Trimmings. THE A. P. SHARPE CO.*m) FALCONER DIRECTORY 407|3Everything Musical at D A N I E L S O N ' SQQ Wesleyan Methodist Church, First St., Lynndon Park.Westling, Ingeborg, widow Gustaf, r. Harrison.oWilliam, (Emma), pastor Swedish Methodist church, h. Harrison.Wheelock, Leslie, laborer, tods. Work.Whelply, Erie E., (Ellen), teamster, h. Elm.White, Charles W., (Ida), engineer, h. West._|j Charlie, laiborer, bds. Work.fjj Frank J., (Charlotte), millhand, h. Lynndon., Inman, retired, r. Central Ave.fiJames, laborer, bds. Work.. Leo, laborer, tods: Work.f} Ray E., millhand, r. West Ave.• Ulysses, (Genevieve), lumberman, h. Work.DU Wiborg, Ernest, (Hulda), grocer William St., h. Harrison. -4„ Gustus A., retired, r. Harrison. 5mmm^j ^JOscar F., (Anna), grocer, flour and feed, Lister Ave., h. Harrison.rmf Williams, A. E., r. Main. Cq\ N. S., machinist, bds. Falconer. ^jWilson, Lynn, (Edith), shipping clerk Falconer factory, h. 2nd. Ave. j£Ray H., (Chena J.), laborer, h. Prosser.Omrm William ,(Amanda), real estate, h. Main. >W - _ - ; CDVl/ Every Garment ^t i .^TiasSjSS^aCT. *5t W It 11""' Soldonl)rb5r "*L Guaranteed to Give vA/llini'^CP 2K ^aS^^Y%0%Ma9^a\\\\ ABRAHAMSON- 30- Two Season's W»lP€"#rSI^£aT^3L^J^^^ BIGELOW CO. >11 Satisfactory w .afflfe— i" tK^mii i i"mte-r*^ ml?"^ 114-116-118 OJH Wear- "^HS^JST. Sl54rS~^T5!SHRr WestThiri1street ~ > m O 0 p
^NF O S T E R ST C O S .5 L A K E W O O D D I R E C T O R . YEDDY'S INSURANCE OFFICE |<strong>1907</strong>=<strong>1908</strong> 3/6 &4S7 7W/?D STREET fyVILLAGE OFFICERS.President—E. J. Daugherty.Z Clerk—Ralph H. Maxson.< Treasurer—J. A. Russell.CDO _ Collector—W. H. Reid. *0CC < Board of Trustees—F. L. Fleek, C. E. Brown. D?< Board of Education—Pres., A. G. Lawson; Wm. C. Miller, C. M. Marsh. n^ .4m < ui Board of Health—Pres., T. L. Jenner; J. A. Seymour, J. P Johnson *SfO ?j Lakewood Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1—Chief, C. M. Marsh; Asst. chief, J"~W 0. _ I — Wm. _ C. Miller; . foreman, E. J Daugherty; . Asst. foreman, Alfred gJQ«rf >Swarts; Sec'y, James Russell; Treas., P. A. Thomas; directors,3 ^ q Alfred Lowe, H. S. Babcock, H. A. Taber. \D< , , , _O/^„f„_j.;_, TT* 1- fl_ J.._ Many people say Colgate's Talc is just as necessary *^> L0l(T3t6 S JSIC rftWflGf after the bath as the towel. It has become a neees-CC """SM,V " mt»»v luiruvi. sity to a scientific and "hygienic care of the skin. >.-m Indispensible in the nursery. Two kinds—Violet or Cashmere Bouquet—sold ;at only j-xiiru in the ou ,-C^m • \Ji> w i W S K ? The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. W£?$S?~ ®G< =sAlexander, Emmet W., (Mary), teamster, h. W. 3rd.ZJ*Roy, laborer, h. West 3rd.•***Arkison, George, (Viola), florist,h. Lakeview Ave. CDJennie, clerk, r. Lakeview Ave.mmBadgley, Francis M., (Helen), grocery, Chautauquua Ave., h. do.Baker, Benjamin, (Minnie E.), laborer, to. Shadyside Ave.&u * Barker, Catherine, widow Boliver, r. 3rd St. ""T"J^ Charles B., principal Celoron school, r. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave. _tq C. T., (Ina Buell), dealer machinery, h. Lakeview Ave. t•p Mark, (Ruth), painter and paperhanger, r. 3rd St. ^ Nathaniel H., (Jennie), h. Summit.Brown, Charles E., (Sarah), painter, to. Altaway Ave.Brummagin, Simeon, r. Jamestown House, <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave.V5C For Pishing Tackle, Sporting Goods and Toys, go to •£ THE LINDHOLM VARIETY HALL,& 110 E.2nd St. Home Phone 1213.1 CLARK HARDWARE CO. Roofing and Building Papers.CiiOf"T|
O Always Buy Your Dry Goods of THE A. D. SHARPE CO. HCDLAKEWOOD DIRECTORY409 _Phonographs.at DANIELSON'S 1 Main Street. £Burdick, LaFayette, (Laura), farmer, h. Shadyside Ave.cMary A., widow Elias C, r. Southland Ave.William H., (Lena P.), to.Southland Ave.3. Burns, Joseph, (Hattie), painter, h. Altaway Ave.f"J Butler, Bertha, art studio, rms. 43-44-45 Wellman Bldg., Jamestown, N. Y., r.Ashville Ave.u.Olive B., stenographer, r. Ashville Ave. Z)Oliver B„ (Alice M.), farmer, h. Ashville Ave.Butterfield, Lucana S., widow John A., h. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave.Butts, Claude D., (Martha), mason, h. Lakeview Ave.Carpenter, Bernard F., (Samantha), carpenter, h. East 1st."o Florence E., student, r. East 1st.Fred T., (Lucy), h. East 1st.Qft^I Mary E., bookkeeper, r. East 1st. rr\Chamber of Commerce, Ohio Ave.IDaugherty, E. J., (Elizabeth), painter and paperhanger, to.Lakeview Ave. r^mm Clark, Bessie, r. Lake front. CDmm Greene, (Ann), h. Lake front. U)"TZ Clayson, Martha, housekeeper, r. East 2nd. O."• Comstock, Survila, widow Isaac, r. Shadyside Ave. "^£ Congregational Church, Summit Ave. m-—'n | Cowles, Eleanor E., widow Oscar, r. Lakeview.Zj_ft Country Club, Terrace and Front St.— •»»w Cowing, Howard B., steam fitting, r. Ohio Ave. ORansom P., (Martha A.), farmer, h. Ashville Ave.^Crandall, Mertie, dressmaker, h. Lakeview Ave.•T3 Crouse, Charles J., student, h. Terrace Ave. (^c Emma J., Mrs., optician, h. Terrace Ave.•OS Joseph A., student, h. Terrace Ave. **+, f Culbertson, George M., (Blanche), pastor TJ. B. church, h. Ohio Ave.
• Thru and thru year'round worsteds, vri cnvr n nr j. } j Ci »—iTT in black, blue and fancy suitings. ilLtiJUll, 7 TTOSl 01U Ol. I410 LAKEWOOD DIRECTORY QCOthe P. M. JOHNSON CO.Reliable Dry Goods, Suits and Carpets.»< Dye, Jennie, Mrs., hairdresser, h. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave."^ Edwards, Lennie M., domestic, r. Ashville.ft\ Elmore, Nellie, widow Noah, h. East 1st.2—, Engwall, Fred, farmhand, r. Ashville.^ Everdon, James, (Eleanor), carpenter, h. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave.(f\ Parry, James, (Catherine), laborer, h. Shadyside.^ Findley, A. C, (Ethel), blacksmith, h. <strong>Chautauqua</strong>.2 Ralph, (Ollie), blacksmith, h. E. 2nd., , Fitch, Franklin, (Julia A.), prop. Lakewood House, h. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave.1 Jason A., car builder, r. Lakewood House.mim Myrtle B., bookkeeper, r. Lakewood House. —.mm pieek, Fayette, (Cynthia), retired, h. Summit. \£•W\\f^ Franklin, Benjamin, r. Gifford Ave.ftFreeman, Anna, r. Lakeview.ftliEldred, laborer, h. Lakeview.Gardner, E. B., (Flora), upholsterer, h. Lake front.•cft Gerron, Alice, milliner, r. Lakeview.ftGenevieve, stenographer, r. Lakeview.ft-2Z\ John, (Anna), flagmanR. R., h. Lakeview. fHft John F., R. R. conductor, r. Lakeview.+J . . ZT.yiN C H I U T 11/ A ¥CTC ^e ma^e special efforts to secure all the latest designs in these goods. mmf^^ fc^llliyX YT £*lfcj J. fc7. Our assortment is very large and at prices that will please you. m-tt The Abrahamson-Bigelow Co. wStrSAust"D Q.— Gifford, Jerry, (Caroline), farmer, h. Gifford Ave. ""h22, Grant, Prank E., (Delia), painter, h. Lakeview. ^vVJ Green, Dorcas, Mrs., physician, h. Lakeview. 1q\ George, (Hattie), h. 3rd St. "5w-m Gron, Charles, (Lotta), livery, Altaway, h. Summit. mmf^ Gutteridge, Lewis, laborer, h. Shadyside Ave.J(J) Hall, Aaron L., (Minerva C), carpenter, h. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave.JJ^*Q} August A., (Flora M.), New Holbrook House, r. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave. ft)*~2 Hardinger, James G., (Kate), shoemaker, h. W. 1st.O Hazzard, R. T., (Mary), h. Terrace Ave. jCZ Sarah, r. Terrace. Z)^^ Hodges, A., (Lucy), assessor, h. Summit. Q,J^ Holbrook, Sanford, h. Ohio Ave.Hollenbeck, Clifton D., (Minnie S.), farmer, h. Ashville.DO"•> Houghtaling, Sarah, widow Horace, h. Ohio Ave.Qjft Howard, Mollie, Mrs., h. Shadyside.(JH03 Hoyt, Adeline, Mrs., h. West 3rd. (J)Agnes, Mrs., h. 3rd St.w-lmm James, Perry, to.East 2nd. ftoJenner, Maude, bookkeeper & stenographer, r. Southland. ^,Nathan B., (H. Jeanette), h. Southland. m.Thomas L., (Cora), farmer, h. Shadyside. ~,8 CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and Housefurnishings 1
The Largest and Best Stock of Dry Goods. A. D. SHARPE CO.LAKEWOOD DIRECTORY 411 b.COEdison Records suppues at Danielson's S»Johnson, Carl, asst. ticket agt, r. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave. ^JO* Charles, (Reka), foreman on R. R., h. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave. fbFrank G., (Sophie), mgr. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Lake Stock Farm, h. Ashville.^} Jay, laborer, r. 3rd St.John P., (Almeda A.), New England cottage, Ohio Ave.^Ludwig, (Bridget), gardener, r. 3rd St.*** Johnston, Eliza, widow William, h. East 3rd. ^«U] Jones, Edgar O., (Emily), Jamestown Mirror Works, 316 Cherry, h. Ashville. £»^ J. H., r. W. 3rd. •**mm. Sylvester, well driller, bds. Lakeview.9•*J Kaltenbach, Ida, widow Charles, r. Shadyside.Kazer, F. J., (Eliza), laborer, h. Shadyside.•^ Keayo, William J., (Emily), h. Ashville.>J Keene, Martin V., (Alice), Hotel Diamond, <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave. ^tKent House, Terrace.i^r»* Laing, Qavid, (Rhoda), retired, r. Summit. ^t*^< Lakewood House, Franklin Fitch, prop., <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave. wPostoffice, <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave., R. H. Maxson, postmaster. 3QJ School No. 1, School house St. ***•
l " Hard, honest, hand-sewing in every suit that NELSON makes. That's why they*^ can't loose their shape. 9 West Third Street..£ 412 LAKEWOOD DIRECTORYCO^? Nelson, Olof, finisher,bds. Ashville Ave. m-yNew Holbrook Hotel, <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave., August A. Hall, prop. ©Nichols, Harry J., (Venora S.), laborer, to. Summit. (/©.Norton, Clyde, landscape gardener, r. East 3rd.mm.Grace, stenographer, r. 3rd.qWarren, (Clara), landscape gardener, h. East 3rd. ——Oberg, Clyde, (Clara), baggage master, h. Lakeview.OjObertoolser, William, latoorer, bds. Lakeview. y>I- Olson, Jacob, (Mary), metalworker, h. Ashville Ave.5 Owen, Benjamin F., (Amelia), h. East 1st. ^w Nellie J., r. East 1st. STjf William L., carpenter, r. East 1st. "O< Paul, Andrew M., r. Lakeview. -3 aj J. H., laborer, h. Lakeview. mml_ b W. E., student, r. Lakeview. (O2 ^ Persell, Charles B., (Bernice), principal Lakewood school, h. Bentley Ave. &*= to Peterson, Andrew P., (Christine), nursery agent, h. Boulevard. v>O Q Daniel, coal dealer, <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave., bds. Lakewood House. "*< < James, caretaker horses, r. Ashville. • ["n° to Phillips, Fred E., (Lina), boat livery, h. Gifford Ave. ££"° So James L., (Jennie), mason, r. Lakeview. ^< < Price, J. H., civil engineer, bds. Lakewood House. mmmjj>* WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSET Ofe The proper corset for white dresses. Launders as perfectly as lingerie. (JW THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO. 114-116-118 W. THIRD STREET 7~im Read, Austin T., h. Ashville Ave. ^LI . Catherine M., dressmaker, r. Ashville Ave.Isabelle L., r. Ashville Ave.Reeves, E. E., h. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave.Mary, r. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave.W. H., carpenter, r. Shadyside Ave.Reid, Grayce F., telephone operator, r. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave.^^tj W. H., (Florence A.), prop. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> House. ©\m, Rew, George, (Permelia), general store, <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave., h. over do. _O Glenn D., (Ella), janitor school bldg., to. West 3rd. ^jZEZ Rhodes, L. Belle, r. Ashville. ' _VI Risley, William P., (Velma), h. Shadyside."T3 Rogers, David, r. Lakeview. ^jS Russell, Archibald, oil producer, h. Ohio Ave. (^Tm\ James A., (Margaret), bookkeeper, h. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave. g^"^ James D., (Alice), promoter, h. Ohio Ave. «>•> Marion, retired, h. Shadyside. Q_CmWinifred, r. Ohio.._Seymour, John A., (Hannah), electrician automobile garrage Summit St., h. j£.JV> Shadyside Ave. „ ~$C Sexton, Iva, domestic, r. Lakewood House. O© Simmons, Ella M., r. 3rd St. ?*"tmi-ac
Carpets, Curtains, Draperies, Shades. THE A. D. Sharpe Co.LAKEWOOD DIRECTORY 413Pianos, musIcal^nstrliments Danielsons §Skinner, Elmer, (Jessie), retired, h. Lake St.v>Smith, Mildred, bookkeeper, h. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave.Mervin, (Elizabeth), mgr. Country Cluto, h. do.cte^ Thomas, (Sophronia), retired, h. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave. • j2^< Southland, Caroline, widow Silas, h. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave. S£C/} Spencer, The, <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave.^~n Stevens, Theresa M., r. Terrace Ave.&^y^ Melford, (Anna), ice business, h. Terrace."*J Stiles, Alfred, (Alice), veneerworker, h. Lakeview. £^)om Storrs, Harriet, h. Shadyside. ©CLf^J Swart, Alfred, (Rose), machinist, h. Summit.Archie C, toussline, r. East 3rd. JJJ*T» Charles C, (Polly J.), teaming, h. East 3rd. a"N*4p» Sweet, LaFayette, Fred, laborer, driver, bds. r. Lakeview. East 3rd. *^"^»Rose, L. M., printer, (Blanche), bds. student, <strong>Chautauqua</strong> to. Summit, Ave. lake front. —j &"*«* Taber, Guy, (May), butcher, h. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave. *"< .*'• FOR ^\ I WOMEN P ^ Qj OF J^ FASHION 5 fc. 1 i5 Leading dressmakers LarSe recommend numberof C-B stylesat alaSpirite Corsets. _ f}**< STRAIGHT rnnivnuranrctwinN FRONT MODELS The Abrahamson-Bigelow1 Large number ofstyles Co., West at Third St.
Have MELSOJV make your clothes. Correct styles. Best of tailoring.9 West Third Street.414 LAKEWOOD DIRECTORY^ C.\B., Kabo, American Lady and Thomson Qlove='g fitting Corsets at THE P. M. JOHNSON CO.qj Wells, Frank E., (Nettie C), Wells Biscuit Co., Jamestown, N. Y., to. E.m^ Wescott, Herman A., (Katherine), upholsterer, h. Lake front. q^** Westrom, Adolph F., (Helen S.), h. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave. **,*q Whitford, Ed., (Ella), well digger, h. Lakeview Ave. !5jCQRaymond, student, h. Lakeview.Wicks, Cora J., teacher, r. Ohio Ave.Charles H., (Florence R.), index clerk, Albany, N. Y., h. Ohio Ave.Q) Mary E., student, r. Ohio Ave.*JJ* Wiggers, Floy A., teacher, r. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave.V$ John G., (Anna C), grocery and dry goods, <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave., h. do.q? Nina I., clerk, r. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave.*^i Wiggins, Emily, widow David, r. Lakeview.© Willett, G. D., telephone operative, h. Lakeview.»5J Nancy, widow Lyman, r. Lakeview.SNettie, r. Lakeview.Williams, Mary, widow Monroe, h. E. 2nd.Wilson, Horace, r. 3rd St.Nelson, (Elizabeth), milk dealer, h. 3rd.r^Winch, Harry J., (Ella), farmer, r. Ashville.Joel H., (Eliza), farmer, r. Ashville.Toilet Soaps, Tooth Powder, Extracts, Toiletq Colgate & Co.'s Waters, Vaselines, &c, &c. A complete line ofthese popular goods at THE ABRAHAMSON-BIGELOW CO., W. Third Streetfh Winchester, Theodore, (Minnie), machinist, h. Lakeview.^"^ Wood, Ethel, stenographer, r. Shadyside.^^ Fred S., farmer, r. Shadyside.^O James H., (Lucy V.), farmer, h. Shadyside.r>\ Woodtourn, Bessie E., telephone operator, r. Shadyside.r^ John W., (Polly M.), electrician, h. Shadyside Ave.H^ Woodside, Prank, (Katherine G.), telegrapher, h. <strong>Chautauqua</strong> Ave.^5J COTTAGE OWNERS, SUMMER RESIDENTS.(3Q Adams, Millard, Jeffersonville, Ind., r. Lakeview Ave.Aldrich, T. H., Mrs., Binghamton, Ala., r. Terrace Ave.mmK Allen, Laura, Mrs., Cincinnati, 0., r. New York Ave.•> Atwood, Elmer, Jamestown, N. Y., h. Highland Ave.J^ Aull, William, Pittsburg, Pa., h. Terrace Ave.fc^ William P., Pittsburg, Pa., h. Pennsylvania Ave.fQ Beatty, David W., Warren, Pa., h. Lake.m^ Bender, William, Jamestown, N. Y., to.Beechwood.^^ Bly, Charles, Jamestown, N. Y., h. Beechwood.>C Brandine, Gustaf, Jamestown, N. Y., h. Clement Park.f>^ Broadhead, Fred, Jamestown, N. Y., h. Lake front.^** S. B., Jamestown, N. Y., h. Lake front.Brown, Harold, Jamestown, r. Lake front.Bullock, Frank, Jamestown, r. Clement Park.CLARK HARDWARE CO. Stoves and Furnaces.QfQ
CARPETS, CURTAINS, TL, A r\ CU~-~^ H~ >draperies, shades. I nc A. U. Sharpe LP. gLAKEWOOD DIRECTORY 415 J> oPhonographs at DANIELSONS, 1 Main Street.-\a>o-nD Burtch, Y. W., Jamestown, r. Lake front. _lButman, Luther M., Jamestown, r. Lake front.HQQ Carlson, Charles, Jamestown, N. Y., h. Beechwood. [IoCharlie, Jamestown, r. Lake.mClapp, J. M., Mrs., Washington, D. C, r. Lake. ijGraff, Joseph W., Jamestown, r. Lake front. IE >m oGray, D. S., Columbus, O., r. Terrace Ave. to _|3Gray, Margaret, Stewart, Mrs., Pittsburg, Pa., h. Pennsylvania Ave. O >Greenlund, A. H., Jamestown, r. Lake front.§ Zim Greenwood, Enoch, Jamestown, r. Lake front. -zV* Groesbeck, H. J., Dr., Cincinnati, O., r. Terrace Ave. Z l!© Telford, Cincinnati, O., r. Pennsylvania Ave. . ^O Gunckel, L. B., Mrs., Dayton, O., r. Minchester road. " '"S*^ Herrick, Charles W., Jamestown, r. Lake front.r* gIsherwood, Pittsburg, Pa., r. Ohio Ave.po '^» Johnson, Earl, Jamestown, h. Squier's Park. 0 30am
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