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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Pase

8:»

172«!

89 1R:J2 1760 1520 1592 . 1.59.'> , 1679 , 1013 92 , 1702 , 1508 . 1592 , 1541 . 1038 857

.\bbcU A. H. & Co. artists’ materials

Abbott Press The

Abbott & Biiggs Co. pubs

Abrahamson Andrew, house mover

Abram Abe Co. signs

Acme Boiler & Tank Co

Acme Electrotype Co

Acme Engraving Co

.4cme Metal .Manufacturing Co

Active Glass Co

Adams Express Co

Adams & Elting Co, paints...

Addressograph The •••••••:■:

Advance Electrotyiie. Co. (The) ... ...

Aetna Accident & Liability Co. Tlie...9o,

Aetna Ins. Co. of Hartford Oo. 15l4,

Aetna Life Ins. Co. ........

Aetna Life Ins. Co. of HarHord . . . . .

ildhi .‘r?; ; ;reai- estate-

.■Uimonda Institute, massage 166S

Allaivay & Hancox, signs 17^

Allegretti Giacomo Company, confectionery lobl

Allegretti Original, confectionery 1561

.\llen E. H. Adjustment Co loo^

Allen Filter Service • . • 1‘97

Allen R. A. undertaker lolO, 1792

Almbei-g S. Tli. printer...

Altman &_Co, electric d.esk push buttons. 15W

1657 105 1596

1776 1787 1577 1549 1560 1683

Amann John, wire goods

Amberg File & Index Co

American Asphalt Paving Co

American Audit Co. Tire

American Bonding Co, of Baltimore. . ....

105, 912, 1541. lo68, 15 lO,

American Can Co

American Detective Service Co

American Lithographic Company

American Milk Company

American Motor Co. motor cycles........

American Pattern & Model Co. Inc. .liiSO, 1710 .\merican Pneumatic Cleaning Co.. ..loti, lo44 .Cmerican Posting Service) I.i08. I.i27, lo.SO

Page

Capps E. O. Co. contra .o *

Carlson Enoch, jiatternmkr 1710

Carmichael Range Co . 1630

Caipenter Geo. B. & Co. awnings. .. .2i0. 1601

Carter & Allen, type)writcrs 1791

Cassriell Alexander Co. refiners 1742

Castle A. M. & Co. stairbldis 1770

Catelain Andre G. auto repairing........ lol3

Central Trust Co. of 111. bank.. 279, 1521, 1790

Challenge Machinery Co 1730

Chandler, Hildreth & Co. real est. . . .....

281, 1060, 1736, 1742

1767

1508 1791 285

17°2 1766 1.506

.Cmerican Posting

American Printers Roller Co ligo

American School Assn 176-

Araericaii School of Dnunming 1W3

American Steel and Wire Co iSlix

.\niericaii Surety Co. of N. Y....

.\merican Tilo & Gravel Rooflrm Co 1 14‘

■tmerican Toy & Novelty Mfg. Co 1689

.\nierican Trunk & Case Co u89

American Window Cleauii,,: Co L98

Andei-sen & Armstrong, roofei-s • . IfAb

.inderson Geo. H. & Co. minors 11)80, li23

Anderson ,T. H. Granite Co. monuments. . 1682

.Vndrews Magnetic Mineral Water JS.2

.\ntiseptol Liquid Soap Co 1708

Antlers Press The It 20

.trendt F. ladies tailor iMt*

.Annstrong M. A. real est 1742

Arnold Company, engineers 123, lo-’f

Aintzen B. E. vuiidertaker lolO, li92

Artistic Wood-Tnniing Works 1801

Ash Hugo, real est li3o

Ashton Valve Co. The 1794

Atlantic Tool & M.tchine Co

1.579, 1594, 16 '4, KiO.r. 1788

Audit Co. of New York ’ "7. 1513

Aurora Automatic Machinery Co. motor

cvclss InSi'j

B. &■ A. Machine Wo’k'^ 1730

Babcock & Wilcox Co. T’.ie, boilcis 1530

Bach Fur Compan.v ^5^

Bacon Albert T. acet l^o

Bagsot E. Co. ffas fixtures 101^

Bain Foree <fe May, patont attya Ii07

Baird & Warnen real estate in:*crt 134

Baker E. O. ins 1514

Bankers Surety Co. of Cleveland iThe).. lT7h

Ball J. O. Advertising Company T.ie

Ball & Barrett, undertakei-s

Barbee Robert E. real est

Barbee Wire & Iron Works Ih41. l^^O

Banies-Crosby Co. engra. vers. . 1592, r-9"». 1712

Ban-ett Shorthand Institute 1542. 17(>>

Banett & Barrett, vinegar 1549, 1795

Bausch & Lomb Optical Co 1594, 1712

Bayston A. H. acet

Becker F. roofing

Beek W. G. optician

Bender Fred, snow cases 1615. 1766,

Bemnett-Thoraas Mfg. Co.

Benold’s Pure Food Store (Inc.) 1733

Benson Andrew, excavating contr 159S

Bent Geo. P. Co. pianos right center cards

Berlin Machine Works K>64. 1W>1

Biesen P. F. contr 1546, 1760

Bingham’s Sami. Son Mfg, Co 1729

Binner-WeJls Co. printers 1.5:6,

Bique N. .7. calking contr

Bjomestad Henry, window (?leani”g

Blake Chas. G. & Co. monuments

left top lines, 1681

Blakeley-Oswald Printing Co 1726

Blakely Printing Co

Bloc-h Alex I. insurance

Block-Pollak Iron Co

Blocdom Chas. dyer

Hlomgren Bros. & Co. engravers, .right hot tom lines. 1592, 1590. 1597. I59s. 1020.

1711. 1801, 1802 Blount Fred M. & Son.s, ivsur jicc. . 10‘^9. 1770

Blue Book 193. ^285

Rockius F. Leather Co lh-)7

Boehm W. .1. glass 101;

Bohmann .Tos. musiral insts

Boker IlenTnan & Co. stci'l 17<2

1709

Chase B. F. Sign Co.

Chesman Nelson & Ck>. adv. agts . .

Chicago Addressing Co.. 1507. 1552. Io80,

Chicago Association of Commerce

Chicago Bridge & Iron Works

285. 1538, 17.34, 177 h

Chicago Business College 1542, 1762,

Chicago Calculating Co .

Chicago Casket Co 1j58, 179.1

Chicago Drop Forge & Foundry Co 1003

Chicago Electrotype & Stereotype Co.... _

right bottom lines

Chicago Embossing Co ^592

Chicago Envelope Ct>

Chicago FeiTotype Co IHl

Chicago Folding Box Co 28i>, 1704

Chicago Fruit & Candy Co 1604

Chicago Gas & Electnc Fixture Mfg. Co.

286, 1592, 1012

Chicago Granitine Mfg, Co ^”^“2

Chicago Guarantee Survej-ing Co U70

Chicago Haspital for Cats & L) gs 1795

Chicago, Indianapalis & Louisville Ry. . . . _

front fly B

Chicago Iron & Steel Works 1003

Chicago Law School • 280

Chicago Malleable Iron Works 287, lOo.l

Chicago Model VVorks

Chicago Motor Car Co

Chicago Neostyle Envelope Co I

Chicago Net and Twine Co

Chicago Passepartoait Poster 1721

Chicago Photogravure Co

Cliicago Range Co 163 >

Chicago Rubber Co 17-18

Chicago Rug Mfg. Co. . . 287

Chicago School of Assaying l i'.O, 1->13

Cliicago Securities 287

Chicago Sign Board Co ^'^^3

Hiicago Soda Fountain ('o

Chicago Technical ColU-cc 1762

Cliicago Title & Trust (’o

top bottom half outside tvnit c ver,

159.:), 10.39. 1790

Chicago Towel Supiflv Co

Chicago Veterinary (’oLe"e

Chicago White I.^ad & Oil ('o 'j?

Chicago Wood Finishing Co 1702

(’hi-Na.mel

Christiansen C. cair 1.543

City Fuel Co. coal 29.5. 1.0-.4

Clark & Pflster, pai>cr boxe.si 1704

Dingman Lewis B. iSr Co. bonds

Clinton Company (Thei lithogs

Clough’s Distributing Servve l._>80

Clu^t, Peabody & Co. coU-i’s 3o3, l.i57

Cochran & McCluer. real e:t 364

Coe Aimer & Co. opticians 305, 1699

Cohn Chas. ins. agt -307

Colleran Detective Agenev l-)76

Colnon .Tohn E. & Co. real est. .313, 1660, 1730

Colonial Steel Co 1772

Columbia College of Expression 1 < 02

Columbia Tool Steel Co 1772

Columbian Engraving Co . 1590

Co-lumbns Laboratories The... 1519, 1547. 1045

Commercial Art Engraving Co> 1590

Commercial Cleaning Co 1798

Commonwealth Edison Co. electric lig’it..

• right top lines, 1591

Complete Artificial Stone Co. Tlie Inc. . . . 1569

Computing Scale Oo 1761

Concord Pianos right center c^'rd^

Conkey W. B. Co 1726

I^age

Empire Laundiy 128, 1(>47

Enameled Steel Sign Co ...1594, 1767

Engineering Agency (Inc.) employment

agency lo’OS

Equitable Fire & Marine Ins. Co 1638

Equitable Surety Co 427. 1776

Ernst & Ernst, auditors 150ti, 1513

Fr.skine Albeit DeW. real est 1730

Eureka Fire Hose Mfg. Co 1601

Eureka Laundry 4.32. 1047

Eureka Pattern & Model Works 1710

Evans C. H. Engineering Co. (The) 159J

Even Nicholas, optician 1699

Evei'^on C. G. & Co. filters 1797

Excelsior Laundry Co 4.34, 1047

Excelsior Specialty Co. bakere’ supplies... 1529

Fairchild M. H. & Bro. soap 1*69

Fannin John M. & Co. real est 1742

Fantus Ernest L. Co. printers 1728

Faunt Bros, brass 1537

Federal Life Insurance Co

bottom half outside b.ick cover

Federal Union Surety Co. of Ind 1776

Polters Co, (The), felt mnfrs HK)0

Ferron Fassauer, violin maker 1686, 1795

I^lelity Brass Mfg. Co 1537

Fidelity-Plienix Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y

4 49, 1(538

Fidelity & Deposit CV)i. ot M.-iryln-’d

left top lines

Fiedler A. B. & Sons, dress trimmings. ... 4 19

Finch Hunter W. & (lio., coal iS54

First National Audit Company

First National Bank 4->3

First National Bank of East Chicago. Ind. 1521

First National Bank of Eng'ewocd 1J21

First National Bank of Whiting 15.1

First State Pawneere Society. .453. 13(2, 1711

First Trust Sc Savings Bank

left center cards, 45:;. 1522. 1790

Filth-Sterling Steel Co 1772

Fitzgerald M. phrenologist

.tO'p half front ‘

Fitzpatrick Bros., soap Fitzsimons Steel & Iron Co

1596

1740

1699

1775

1726

181

1798

1720

1687

192

1.589

Bommer Spring Hingc>< Borden's Condcnscxl Milk Co

. .203.

1509.

1501. 107.5 1 530

Borgstrom G. J. box dic«

lioinhoft EugeTic M. hi icVhoardH . . . . 1528, 1760

B.O'itwick Carl E. pnef cards

Bourf|uo W. J. optician

B.owmnn Dairy Co 209. 1542. 1 7', 1670

itovnton Furnace Co 1600. 1771

l9ivd«ton Bros, undertnkeis 17i>2

Uracbnni Steel Co 1772

Brand WilliMm U. lawvcr 215

Breen Sc Kennedy. wiiuN 1798

Itrock Sc Uankin, V nl bi’-d- r-' 1531

l*rodin Mfg. Co, pato-’uu'i 17U>

Brown k Feldman. ladii’S tailnrs 1045

Ib'own k Hopkins, .insert at patent a»*' r-

neys, 1798, t709

Bimlick Enamel Sign Co. (The)

Burge Machine Works

Burnham John Sc Co. bonds. . 2-47

Burns Wm. .1, National De tective ’

249. 1571

Burns Sc Grnssie, mens furn. goods 249

Butler A. E. Sc Co. brokers 15.39

Ibitier Bros. gcnl. mdse

Butler .1. W. Paper Co

Bsllesby H, M. k Co. engineers

Callaghan Sc Co, publishei-s 1731

Cameron Surradge R. Sc Co. codnmers . . . ,

CamnbeB Dog Shop

Cinnne Frank V. lawyer 202

Camlv Sc Co. b^pswax

C'lnnata FritcPi. pbo»og

Capper Sc Capper, incus fumg. goods 263

Ccnkling Price & Webb, .top edge, left top lines

Conion W. P. & Co. real est 1730

Continental Secret Sei-vicc 1578

Continental & Commercial National Ban :

pace bank dent, 319 Continental & Commercial Tin t Savnvs

Bank right center cards

Cook Coiinty C'.etfimng Co 1798

Com Exchange National Bank.. page b.mk dept

Corporations Auxiliary Co 320

Cott-a-lip Co 1790

Craig Agency, cmplo\Tnent agency lo93

Crandall Frank A, floor retlnishing 1091

Crane Co, valves and fittings 3.33

Cranska Thread Co 1760, 1780

Crear William, boiler setter 1.5.39

Crescent Paper Box Mfg. Co 1704

Cross O. A. dog fancier 1580

Cross Press & v8ign Co 1500

Crowe Bros, house movei-s 1032

fVowe Name Plate and Engraving Cc.... 1087

Crown Pen Co 1604

Cummings E. A. Sc Co ival cst\te insert

Currier Printing (^o 1720. 1731

Daigger A. & Co. chemicals 1547

Dallemand k Co. (Inr.) wines 1799

l)anforth Mills Co. t.nlors 1777

Davidson A. R. ladir> f' ilnr 104,5

Davis M. 8. Sc Co. leather gi.-ods 1057

Davis Sewing Machine Cr> 170"

I)eagan J, C. musical hells 1680

Dearborn Engraving Co 1590

Dearborn Machine Works 1739

Dee Wm. E. Co. sewer pipe 1701

DeFraneo 'Hios. real esr 17 '0

Do.Tonghe Hotel Sc Restaurant Co .364, 1"9

Delavan F. >1. Inir coods 162:

Devoe & Rajmolds Co. paints

.*■•■72. 15’:l 17(>2. 1793

DeWolf W. L. Sc Co ro I pst tte insert

Dickinson Edward Sc Co. coinmcrcial p'oe*'

374. 15.39

Dietz Georg, ladies tailor 16|'

Dixie Cotton FoH M.iMrc^s Co 1065]

Dixon Arthur Ti’an'»f( r Co .679. 1784

Dobek Joseph, smokcis’ aiticlcs 1723

Dodge F. W. Co 3v1

Dodge Reports 381

T>onnell Hafo Co. 381», 1749

i)onnelley R. R, A’ Hons Co printers

right top and hft bottfun 1 1540. inotl. 1597. 1020. 1711

CS.

.1.5,31.

1531.

1726.

1728. 1731 1728. 1731 .387. r; ■ 1031

Donohue M. A. Sc Co. print (•>■

T)()olev J. W. Si Co. real i*st

Drexel Anns Hotel

Dux Jos. wood ciivvcr

T>/iennik Zwia/kowv

Kiri k Wilson, collars

Fast Chicago Bank

Ecfmnmv Soar* Co. ... .^

Edge Moor Iron Co. heiP rs

^’dwards S- D‘ ot^ch TJthocravMng co,...

Kplredge (35ie) acvving machlr>( i

viliott .Tohn G. intents. .. .r^ght top lines,

Emersotr Jav H. ins. "ct

h-ft emte. cards, 422. 1037

Empire Brass Works...

171

IKtS

1772

17<(5

1.5:;i, 1.590

462

.. 1012

k'leischer Paper Bo-x Co.

Flemming E. & Co. engravers

Flitcraft A. J. pub

Foote Bros. Gear Sc Machine Co. . .

Ford Motor Company

Force Bain & May. patent lawyers 17]] <

Foreign Steel Co 1*72

Fort Dearborn National Bank 409, 1*>21

Fort Dearborn Safe Deposit Co 1521

Fort Dearborn Tnist & Savings Bank.. 1521

I'ort Wayne Electric Works 469

Foster Aloirzo B. society gocKls ITO’9

Foster Superheaters 1771

Foundation Co. The 471, 1693

Fowler E. S. optician 472. 1699

Franco- American Hygienic Co 474

Frank Anton A. trusses 1799

Franklin Co. (The) engravers ^ ^

1592, 1596. 1597, 1620. 1711. 1728, 18^)2

Franklin Desk Factory

Fraternity Halls Bldg 22, 27. 1629

French Bros, painters 1799

Friend Alex & Co real estate insert

Friestedt L. P. Co. bldg, movers 483. 10 3

Fuji Mfg. Co. Tire japanc.se goods 1518

Gall & Co. monuments 108;

Ganschow Wm. Cb, gears 101.3

Garden City Minor & Shock Woiks

Garden City Roofing Co 17 ’6

Garden City Sand Co D93

Garrett P. & Co. advertising l^H

Gartner k Bender, adv. novelties l-)99

G.ately John Co. gen. mdse -19'', 1.55.3

Gatlin Institute, diug and lifv’or cure

right center cards, 1701

General Electric Co

General IManifold Sc Printing Co 17^8

General Wood Turning Co ISOl

Geraghty & Co. adv. novelties

504, 1508. 1'13. 1.542, 1540

Germania Fire Ins. Co. of New 5'o k Bh39

Gerts, Lnmbard & Co. bnirtie - l-rtO

Gifford-Wood Co. ice tools ^^’5?

Gillespie Jo-hn Lumber Co . ;jll

Glaser Benjamin, real est 51.5. D37

Glaser Savings Bank

Gleason C. R. Sc Co. real est 1742

Glens Falls Ins. Co 517

Globe Engraving & Flectrntvpe Co.

517. 1592. 159'-. 1067. 1711. 1801 Globe-Wemicke Co. (The) office furniture. . 10.>7

Goes Litho Co

Goldman Chas. & Co. bookbinders I j-l

Golsen-Doan Coal Cc 525. 1554

Goodman American Ice Cream Cc ^53^

Goodwiliie Brothers, boxes 153f

(foss Printing Press Co left top lin<‘S

Graham’s R. Steam Dye Works 15.52

Green Duck Mfg. Co. adv. novelties. . b)99, lol7

Greenebaum Sons Bank Sc Tmst Co

Greenpoint Metallic Bed Co

Grcenwaid. Schwartz Sc Co. real i-'t

Griffin Wheel Co

Griffith Comice Works

Gross N. S. tailor

Gross P. A. ins. broker

Gudeman Edward, chemist

Guthnian Richard, sci'ncry

Haentze Sc Wheeler, loans 1009. 16K3.

itaisler Bros. Co. bnishes

Tlall Safe Co u'l.i.

Hall Wm. L. patent atty . . .

IlailCT Sign Works (Inc.) .1591, 1766. 1707.

ITnlsey’s Hnmrf.pathir Pharmacy

ibimburg Medicine Co

ITammon V. O. Publishing Co 1725.

Danion John .T. Co. blank books .

nan'’en k Olson, brass

Tla^der’.j Fire Proof Storace Sc Van Cn. .

Hams Trust Sc Savings Bank

1521. 1640. li>;. 1790 ^^aiTis Sc Reed Mnfg. ,Co. die S'^ttiT'i. . . . 17‘’0

TT’U't Robert and Emil, real es» 1735

Ilavill' Wm. H. examiner of moving ii( t ;rc

TTawh'y Sc Si-iollman. patent atlys.

niiwtin Engraving Co ...

Haxton .las. S- Sons Co, n.ilterns

nts.

. . real

Df>ath & Milligan \Jff6 C(

H'banl Storage & \'an Co.

Tb‘idcl A' Beck, coutrnctors ITeiden S. ladies tailor.

Heincmann Wm, C. Sc Co..

Heinz Bros, nil Hass

rti itinan lathograTih Co

Heller L. & Co. jewdr.v

Hendeo Mfg. Co. (T)ic) motur ev'h TPuiderson Lithographing Co. (The).

Hendry Alexander, carp

Henirm & Hubbell. numps

HemichciTy Co, (nu ) printers. ^ .

TTennan K. I. Co. pap' r

1 f 'uri tig-1 1 al 1 - Ma IT i n Sa f{* Co

JT,-' f ’/lx^rg Ernst S: 8, na, book binder

Herzbrrg E. W. si*ois

Hp^Kirtbighl Co. anf-> snnpbes

He-4Mlrr M. hair sp.’eiab^t

Hibernian B-nikiug Vssoeiation

1683

17 ■

..593. r«9:

17b

, . . . '97

. .. 1774

; 1 .566

161.5

:ta:c insert . . . . 1613

16"9

1672

P'K.3

1659

. . .. J543 1733

V658' 172'<

Page

Hill B'inanca Co. 16^iu

Hill, Small & Co. brokers 15.39, 1773

Hills Charles W. patent lawyer, .left top lines Hinckley & Schmitt Inc. mineral waters.. 1679

Hines Edward Lumber Co. 1662

Hofinger George, tools 1665

Hoffman Jos. ladies tailor 1645

Hofmann Prof. Karl, artificial ears and

noses , 1512

Holingcr A. & Co real estate in^ rt

Hollander Express & Van Co 1775

HollingswO’i'tli Sc Coughlan Co. house mov- ers 163.3

Hollister Press (The) 635, 1728

Holman Soap Co 17' 9

Holmquist k Co. ladders 1571, 1615

Home Bank & Tiust Co

Horvitz Bros, ladies tailors

Honvich Bros, bottles

Horwich B. bottles ^'^^2

Horwitz Oscar, ladies tialor 1616

Hoskins Taxi Service

Hotel Wychmere 1631

Houser, Deviin & Pritchard, pop com.... 172.)

Houston Geo. T. & Co. lumber .QtZ

Howard .7. Wm. & Co. real est 173 <

Howe Electric Co 1591

Hubbard Oven Co 650, 1520, 1700

Huether Jacob, store fixtures 1775

Humphrey ,Tohn Range Co 1630

Huncke 0. W. surety bonds 656

Hunter’s Seaet Seivice

Fuyler’s, confectionery I.i61

Hygienic Ice Co • 1634

Ideal Laundry 6{}2, 1647

Illinois Cutleiy Co 1571

Illinois Life Insurance Co.

right bottom lines . . .

Illinois Maintenance Co.

Illinois Metal Ceiling & Supply Co,, 1673. 1772

Illinois Packing Case Company 1536, 1790

Illinois Paper Box Co 1536, 1705

Imitation Tyi>ew’iting & Addresriiig Co. . .

1507, i508, 1552, 1635. 1683. 1791

Imperial Box Co 1704

Imperial Brass Mfg. Co

1510, 1514. 1537, 1673. 1687

Insurance Exchange Building

Insurance Field, printers l6’^6

Intematioiial Audit Co

International Haivester Co 6<55, lu09. lo9u

Inri^rnatioiial Silver Co

lutematiofnal Tailoring Co m7.

International Time Recording <'o. of N. x. l(o/.

Jacker Richard .1. patent attv 170*

Jackson George W. Inc. coutracto-is 009

Jacobson A. I. insurance 1037

Jaeger Peter, roofing 1*!’^

Jager John & Son. contr lo4<

James Fred S. & Co. ins. agts. . . ...... 074

Jevne C. & Co grocers 683. 1019. 1799

Jewell Engineering Co. The.. .1529, ICiKi. 1*97 .Tewell Water Improvement Co.. 683. U.OU. 179i

Jochnick Institute, massage

Johnson C. A. Real Estate Co

Johnson I. J. ladies tailor 1640

Johnson Jas. J. photog lill

.Tohnston & Jennings Co. The, hardware 10^j>

.tone.s Melvin F. ins. agt 702

Jones & Laughlin Steel Co 7o.3

Jordan k Son. veal est

Joyce & Co. surety bonds 70^>

Judd F. F. & Co. accountants

708. 1506. 1507.

Kacstner & Heclit Co. elevator^

Kallman V. Hugo, business counsel

Kasan S: Co. bonds

Kastor H. W, & Sons Advertising Co.. .

Kawin Charles C. Co. chemi-'ts. . . . .

Keeley Cure *24. l.'8«,

Keene & Williams, automobiles

Keftr Frank M. jewelry repairin

Kehl G. & Son Co. contra

Kellberg Institute, massage

Kellett Wm. F. grinder

Kelly Martin W. real est. .

Kerfoot Win. I), k Co

Kerite Insulated Wire k Cable (,o

Keystone d'ype Foundry 738

Kimball W. W. Co. pianos......... ..

741. 1680. 1699, 172n

Kimble Glass Co. ' • • • • J61;5

Kirk .T. G. & Co. veal eat 1738. 1*42

Kistenbroker A. W. monmmnts 1681

Kittredgo R. J. & Co. lab da...

Klee Abe & Son. sale stable .

Kluefer Julius, paper boxes

Knickerbocker C ase Co

Knickerbocker Ice Co

Knisely Bros, roofers

Kniaely Harry G. Co. roof_'r.s. . .

Knoble Filter (The)

Knnth W'm. C. patlcnis

Ku’liler Die & Specialty Co

l.)ri». 16L

Koporky F. & Co. contra

Koinbrout Tlico. dyer

Koiupp Sc Pfuetzncr. engravers

Kreis Sc Hubbard, umbrellas

Kroeck & Co. t>aper boxes

Kvoeschcll Broa. Co. boiK .a ...

King wrecking conti

Kwiatkowski J. P. hcwise movir,

T/icknor & Butz Sons, real cat.

I.ackowski F, E. & Co. roil ost,

T/akota Hotel •

Lanmers-Sehilling Company TliP_pgra_v^i^

Landyraf Henr>', sicn hangei

Landlords’ Association *'’*

Lange E. O. signs 1‘,y‘

Larsen ’•> Iver Sons, patter ’ 'l"

Lai-aon Chas. E. steam fnr;;'ng lOO.,

Laser’s B. Son:-;, feathers L*9’^

Latliain Machinery Co’. bkbindcis’ mach

iiierv I;.;!

Laytnr. L. L. scalp aix’ciahrt

i/catheroid Mfg. Co jojo

Leigh Bros. Emplovmcnt Assn ’ "H

Levy Max & Co. culli t 826 L570

.1540.

loi3 1 .593 1565 1776 L508 1547 1644 1517 1642 1766 1668 1615

1738

.nnl estiite insert.

1644

1750

1705

, . . . 1789 . ... 1 t>;i5 .756. 15SO

7”6

1600

. . . . 1710

■tr>7.3', 1770

1546

158!1

1597

1793

17u5

153(»

. . . 184.2

1632

1660

1738

i 63 1

i.e^rinsohn 8. A. bo’'ds. . .

left top lines

15’.T 1 Higli (Bo. 11. A Co veal oata'e

829 1774 1761 1601 1519 1668 1779

1.536

Liverpool I/indi*n & GImIm** Ins. Co. 8|()’. ]t»39

T,n(4>’‘: Ins. .\grncv Co 8 2. 163j»

T-cher Paul r._k Co. ic«il est 8'2, li.lH

Idhbv. McNeill Sc I.ibh> . pa< kora I.ineoln Warehou.ae Van Co. (The).

I indla'iv’s Sanitarium

‘•Lilu’Uv” T'irc Exliu'mi.sher Co. ...

I-ightcnhomc C. C bnisluM

Lindbcrg Folku. mas-<{igc

Lindouist D. A Co. stairbldr^. ... ^

Liquid Cn'-bmuc Co 8;;.s,

l/.fti'- Bros. A’ C’N jrwelcr-

Lonilmi Gnarant(0 Sc Accident (’n.

left 'op

T/trd Sr TiionirtM. adv. ngtf ■

lulirand. Bos.s B"-s. S: Montg' ui. rv. c’cfs.

L\n:n ’Plios. R. A Cn. ins acts

t.XTicli T'^riward A Co. bet jfpaiis

L\otv. ml . Co, ladies W(mp ....

Sal 'ue) A' Co. cu tains

\r. S T>. Banco Co. ... . .

M W- (.adn-. T-ijlors 'The)

MadLon Avenue Lanndr •

St.3

! rt -i| I

Manasee L. optician

Mauuf^turers Meicantile Company . ! ” I5(j7

Manz Engraving Co. 1

,r . 1712, lV-8, 1786

ilarionbanks W. S. playing cards I72,i

Mark Manufacturing Co. brewtr supplies

Miifg. Co. iron pipe . ^88p

aVlarsnaJl- Jackson Company, printers

,r 1 11 1728. 1770

Aiarsoali Mercantile Agency 1559

Marx Zero Sign Works 1591, 170C

Marsn & McJLenuan. lus, a /ts .

Mashin & Hewitt, ladies tailors 889

Mason Fred. B. ins. a^. . . .

\fo rv. rr * , * ^89.' Id37, 1638

Mayer O. H. translator 1788

Mayers Cou^ Balsam , 1731

Ma.vnard E. F. & Co. real est 897. 173S

Mays Rattan Works 1517

JJcArdle & Co. Inc. barrels 1526

McClun John M. real est 904, 1739

McCi-ay Itefngerator Co . 174^

McDermott Hairy H. patterns 1710

McDougall Arthur R, & Co. opticians .... 16o9

^ Co. coinices 1580

McGillen John, bonds 912 1637

McGrath Elinor Miss, dog and cat hospi- tal 1580

McGregor Chase & Co. accts '* 1507

McGuire & White Detective Agency..,. 1577

McIntosh J. A. patterns 1710

McIntosh Steropticon Co ! . ’ 1665

Frank A. justice of the peace,, 1644

McKinley Music Co y2u

^{cLean David M. & Co. real est’!!;;; 9i:l

McMillan Jas. & Co. furnace bldis 1768

McAloir^ _pdw. E. & Company, dies,. 1673

1-V^. estate insert

Mercantile Credit Co 1550

Merchant & Evans Co. tin plate ,!!!!’ 933 Merchants Loan & liust Co. baiik..lM4 15-1 Merchants Loan & Trust Safe Deposit Co. 1748

Mercnaiits Transfer Co 1749 1784

Metal Specialties Mufg. Co. adv. novel- ties 1509

Metropolitan Cabinet Mfg. Co. 154^

Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. of N. Y.* ’ ! * 1640

Metropolitan Syndicate press ! 1728

Meyercoixi Co. The, delcaicomania

Michigan Avenue Tnist Co I !^042' 15^

^{idland Credit Adjustment Co. 1558

Midland Operating Co. insurance 1637

Miehle Punting Press & Mfg. (’o

vurr, AT bottom lines, 943, 1730

Muier Wm. M. scavenger 1762

Milwaukee Mechanics Ins. Co 05x

Mnwaukee Sanitarium (TheJ 1761

Mitchell JaSi monuments | 1681

O. & Co. wieckiug. . . . 1634*. 1802

Moehle Lithographic Co 1549

Mohr John & Sons, boilei-s .**) i.53i>

Monadnock Laboratories 1513

Monej-weight Scale Co 17^2

Monon Route ironV *flv B

Monroe National Bank . .9^2 152'

Montague & Son. real est *.*. . 962

.backboD*

left bottom lines — insert at Detective agencies

Moore G^. C. 6c Son. real est 965

Moore & Company, dies 1579 1673

Moran & Hastings Mfg. Co. gas fixtures.,’

Morris L, D & Co. opticians 1(?9.?

Morris Woolen Co igoi

Moss Earl C. cons. eugr. ; 1591

x\It. Auburn Cemetery 1546

Mt. Hope Cemetery 1546

Muellor F. M. undertaker ***’ 1793

Munger, Vokun Wetmore & Withtrbee.

insurance 1637

Mung>=i-'s Laundry Co i)j2l 1048

Mushf. a E. ladies tailor 1646

Musical Leader (The) I6si>

Muth Chr. iron works 164‘i

Nash Bros, contractors 1567

Nash Geo. Co. steel 17j2

Nathan Henry E. Co. boilei-s ..!!!!!! 176; National Artificial Limb Co. ... 1512

National Bank of the Republic The 1522

National Candy Co 1591

National Cash Register Co . ’ 15^5

National City Bank of Chicago page bank d>pt

National Lead Co. 7 jjsj;

National Malleable Castings Co. . . . ’993* 1603

National Printing & ihib, Co .’ 172.S

National Roofing Co 174?

National Stamping & Electric w’orks.’.’

, o* V o ^ 1^7, 1580, 1673

National Steel & Copper Pk,te Co. . . 1597 National Surety Co. 994, 1568. 1570, I600.

X- f 1 m. Ib.jy, 1770

National Tube Co 994

Nelson Coiporation The. .1528, i53i‘ lUoL 177o

Nelson Robert, acet I5n7

Nelson W. P. Co. docorators .’.*.*.**

Netschert Carl, art flowers 1511, 17o3

Neuses Michael, house mover 1^.3

.New Noitheip Turkish Baths 1526

New York Life Ins. Co

V. ^ ^ center cards, 1005. 1640

Newbuiger & Co. ms. ag.s Incfl

Newcomb Wm. Francis, optician . . 1609

Newman Brosw Oa pianos 1720

Newman Clock Co, 1797

Newman W. J. Co. wrecking contr.’ !.’!!'! 1802

Nichols & Co, monuments loo9. 1614 1682

Niemann Wm. house mover 1632

Nigg C. accountant 1012 1.507

Noelle J B.. Co. painters 1701

Nonnan Institute, massage 1668

North Rob^t L, & Co. real est 1017,' 1742

Northern Bank Note Go 1658

Northern Tiust Company Tne. 15‘>2

Northern Trust Co. Bank ‘ 10I8

Northwestern University 1760

Novak Mosaic Co 1(58.3

O’Brien’s Secret Service ...,.*!!!! 1.379

OCemnor J. Ja^s, la-m-cr 10*28. 1654

O. K. Mirror Works The I68O

Oldenbu^ Adam C. gen. agt. N, Y. Life

Ins. Co. 1034 1637

Olson Emil C. & Co. eng^ravers. . . . ' m T> 1512. 1575, 1595

Olson Rug Co. 1545 17 '8

Olson & Bromstad. house movers.* 16.34

On* Painter Co. stove repr 1775

Orr & Lockett, hardware 16*^7

Otis Desk Co. 1049

Otis Elevator Co backho’nV. 1049

Paco A Co. real est io,".2 1739

Paciflc ^ Mutual Life Ins. Co. of Cali?

forma 1053

Page Alexander, surve5’or !.!!!! 1776

Pago Boiler Compiiny !!.*.*.*.* 153'i

Paidar Emil J. barbers fixtures * ! 1526

Pain Fireworks 1054. I6O1

Palace Da undry 1055 1^48

Pal^r Percival B. & Co. cloaks 105s

Pans Laundry Co 1648

Parmelee Frank Co. baggage tr nsf’er! !

T>oof E- • T k-x . 1517, 1788

Pastor Knemp Institute 1718

Paulmg E. G. real estate insert, 1065

Peabody Hmighteling & Co real estate insert Pearlman Virtor S. & Ca gas fixtures.. 1G12

Peerless Artificial Limb Co 1512

Pennoyer J. C. & Co. contrs 1664

Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co 1073

Perfection & Manhattan Laundry 1648

Petersen Oven Co. The 1520 170 »

Peterson Linotyxie Co 1658

PetOTson Nurs^... 1647. 1696, 1766

Pfeifter Wm. C. boiler works 1085, 1529

Picard Napoleon. mngi\ Ins. Exeh. Bldg. 1088

Pick Albert & Co. glasvsware 108 '

Ihlsen Monument Co. (Inc.) I6SI

Pinkerton Folding Box Co *.. 1704

Pinkeirton & Co. U. S. Detective Age’^'cy

Pinkerton’s National Dttective Ageiic^’^.’

Pioneer Paper Stock Co 1992, |57G

Pioneer Cooperage Co 1.569

Plenz Gertmde Dr 1701

Plymouth Gypsum Ca The 16OI

Polish Daily Zgoda ‘.1689

1^8. 1580. 1665

Poliak Richard. , ladies tailor 1099, 16^6

Pontiac Engraving Co. 1597

Pope Wm. A. steam heating 1770

o Son nureerj' 1102, 1690

Postl System of Health Building 1713

iotts Joshua R. H. patent atty 17i9

Powell M. W. Co. roofers 1104 1745

Pratt Dr. face specialist ,’.*1106

Pratt W. Augustus, dermatologist 1 1575

I^eciaon Appliance Co. founders 1537

H. A. & Co. real est 1740

Prosser Thomas & Son 1546

Bu^er Oats Company The !!! *** 1547

uinlan D. B. undertaker ....!!!!!’!* 1510

K. Co. The. jewelry *.[ 1644

Kabe Otto, patternmkr 1G80 1710

T> -.^T>v 1728, 1732, 1734*,*i762

RapuFReliance Co. motor trucks. . 1 125, 1516

g«d CiMs Filter Co 1131. leou, 1797

Reedy Foundry Co iqqq

Regan Printing House The bottom edge

1727

Regelin Jenson & Co. real est 17fO

Kciay Sara, hair goods 1625

Reiner Ferd smokers articles ’ ] 1722

Reiner & Hedstrom, patterns ITIO

Reis Dr. Ignaee J. chii-opodist 1549

Keisch Indemnity Co. bonds 113!)

Remniers Soyi Oo. The I7tis

Reiiaud F. D. roofer i ^ 1747

Re^ua, EngCT & Rimett. ins. agts. ’ ! . .1141 Restaurant China Co. .... lO'Jo

Reval Mercantile House Tire, auctioneers 1513 Revell Alexander H. & Co. furniture lH2..157ii Richandson & Boynton Co. furnaces ...1605 Ricketta-0 Gonnan Mfg. Co. steel ranges. l&3o

Ridge s Dancing Schools 1.171

Ritchie W. C. & Co. paper boxes ..!!!!’l704 Ritter Dental Supply Hon e . . . 1573

Robertson John H. & Co. glass ! 1613

Robinson Funiace Co Hjg ipy,

Rogers & Hall Co. piinters.

on or , . <. .r 1687,. 1720.. 1731, 176 1

Rollo, Webster & Co. ins. agts 1165. 1637

Itose Frank A. lue. tailor H67 1779

Rosecrans W. H. Engineering Co. .,1168! 1591

Rosehill Cemetery 1168 1.5 16

Rosenorr Company, printers 1597! 1726

Rnssiter Edgar A. county surveyor 9 1777

UoterlK-rg A. magical apparatus 1665

Roth^hild Jos. ladies tailor 16.6

n"’ 1175,. 1740, 1742

Kouse H. B. & Co. printers 1730

Royal Indemnity Co. of New York 16*18

Royal Tailora (The) ’ {fff

Rubber Mnfg. & Distributing Co. . 171s

Rueckheim Bros. & Eckstein, pop com 1725

Rusaa Cement Co !....'! 1014

Ruud-Nilsen Co. house movers 1634

Saal .Henry G. dies ' ' no,.

Sabath Safe & Lock Co. . . 1749

Sa 0 George. loans '. Vl'nV 166n

Salomon Wm. E. & Co. contrs. ... ’ 1192

Samson Cordage Works 1569

Sanitanum Treatment Room.s 1761

Sanitary Laundry Co. 1196 1648

Saratoga Laundry 1196 1 648

Schaefer Louis, stairbldr ' lodT

steam heati'.;g'!! 1771 Western X-Ray Coil Co. ....... iscrl

Schmidt Geo, A. Co. i7««

Schmijdt'^ohuson Co. engra,vers *1597

Schoen^ Joseph E, chemist 1548

Schoeminger, ladies tailor ;; ig46

of P&fogy 1??

Schultz Walter L. machinid 1665

Schwimmer Michael, optician icqQ

Scott s Supply House .... ' ' ’ 1933

Scars Roeibuck & Co. gen. mdse.

Sccunty Audit Co. of Illinois

Seeley s Truss Establishment ! ! '

Sefton Mnfg. Co. paper boxes Selz. Schwab & Oo. '

Semmelhack Chas, “

. . .1235

.. 15117

. . 1790

, 1704

p 1532

Service Engraylng”Co. ■ '. . ! ! no?

ServcMs Furnace Co. !!!

Manufacturing Co. enveloped 1597 w S' “T£t>*-gen. agts. 44!), 1216, 1638 ail?2T Walden W. Livery Comirany .... 1515 Sheeler & Son Co, bouse movers . 1633

Shevliii-Carpenter Co. lumber 1662

Manufacturing Co !' "mR

Shonk Chas. W. Co. lithogs 1253 1543

Shotwell Mnfg. Co. pop com .... ’ 1725

Simms Edwin G. chiropodist 1549

Simpsom Bevans & Co. engraver.s * * 1592 Smith P. P Wire & Iron Works...!!! loll, lu92, 1600, 1601, 1641, 11*42,

Smith Kenneth S. & Co. aceVs?’'’'. 1507

Suoad Ralph E. & Co. real est 1710

Snow Edgar M. .& Co real estate insert

Sosinan Landis Co. scenic artists 1288

South Srde Maternity Hospital.. 1761

Spaulding & Co. jewelere

Spear^ Wm. H. Co. wagon materials . . . ! 1291 iPf#™, P*, Mrs. music teacher ' ! ! 1291

mafford L. H* & Co. real est 1297

1 ??i ornamental iron .

1299, loll. 1520, lo36 1,540 1580

lc02. 161^ 1615! 1642! 1(D6 1687’

Qf a a T> 1698, 1699, 17.33. 1767, 1770! 1800

Standard Paper Box Co. . . 17X5

Standard Pattern Works 1680 17m

Standard Roofing Co • ■ • m»o, Dio

SUndard _ Rubber Shoe Co. ... 174s

SBar Harr Goods Co. ... ’1 301

Star Oil Co isoq

State Finance Co. ... .' !!!!!!! irro

State Insect Extei-minators The. . . ! ! 1635

i?wing and Cleaning Works l.-s’i

Stebbrns Hardware Co 1303 lu2s

Steere G. D. Co. bookbinders ’ 1531

Steger & Sons Piano Mfg. Co ! 13,1.5

S°* sewing machines 1705

SteinbrechCT Paul & Co. real est 130G

sterling Stationers & Printe-'s 172!

Stevens Ch^®* & Co. cabinetmkrs. ... * 1.542

Stevens Chas. G. Co. steU * 1772

Stevens Milo B. patent atty iTui), 1711

Stuart Hartshorn Oo. shade roHei-s 17!)S

Stiles William A. adv. agt 15. 8

Stipple Color Engraving & Printing < 'o.

Stockholm Institute, massage ?6(>8

Stockton Jos. Transfer Co 1.3I6

Stoops G. B. & Bro. roofers ! j 1747

Strandl^rg E. P. Co. contractors l.lfiG

Straus Bros. Co. liquors 1798

Straus S. W. & Co. .left center cards i:;:il’, 1799 Strayer Cora AI. Miss, detective agey.

Strelitz Bros, jewelers

Sturg^ & Bum Mfg. Co. tin cans:;;.’ * ”

Sundberg J. A. Co. boiler flanges

Sundberg Kropp & Co. general blacksmith- „ ing

Supenor Steel Co

Sui-enis & Greenhill, tools ....

Sweany Dr. Co ;;;;;!

Swt^ish National Assn’s Empio^‘ment

Bureau inj..

Taylor-Critchfield Co. adv. agts ! ! ! ! 1568

Taylor J. W. photog 1712

Tengwell Company The, hinders ! ! UifiT

Tennent s Model Dumdr>’ 164S

^rvnlliger R I. & Co. real est ’.is's’l* 1741

^omas Charles 6c Co. ladies tailors.... 1646

Thomas & Smith (Inc.) piimi>s 1733

Thomason Frank I), patent attv 1707

Ihompson John R. Co. restaurants 1358

13.6 16 .3

1603

1772

1665

1718

^omp^n & Company, mimeo^jraphing TiUe^^Gimrantee &

1776

1761

1.371

1682 1788

1799

1.382

1.382, 1791

1791

ton. Pa

Toledo Computing Scale "Co! ! ! ! ! !

Townsend J. J. & Co. brokers . ! !

i roost Frank, monuments TvW .Toilet Reparations : .' ! !

ijlm* W. S. Co. wire cloth

Typenbbon Mfg. Co.

^■pewiiter Emporium Typewriter Sales Co.

Tyson, optician

Uhrt F & Co. hair goods .!!:!!!!! 16^

Ulnch Perry, real est lags' 1741

Umbdenstoek M. & Co. lithog ’ lesw

Union Drop Forge Co. ...... . iRok

United 3hirt'&^

United States Gypsum Co. . lyw

Universal Artificial Limb Co. 15T2

Unu-ersal Audit Company Tlie..!! 15,17

Universal Cornice & Roofing Co. . . ' ' ] 746

Vaf«e?r?t‘se^i?e"“*“‘ ^5*. 1J25

Van Hoesen H. M. Co. printers! ! !!!!!!!!

V'au Schaack Peter

Van Valkenburgh D. H. maps.^^^®'. irIt Van Vlissin^n J. H. & Co. real est. .1393 1741

Vanadium Alloys Steel Co 177*.

V ictqr Safe & Lock Co i7iS

Vierling Steel Works iooc

Vincfn^fes^^ei * * * 133i' 1595; ife

Vogell R. ladies tailor !!!!!!!!!!!! IMR

Wabash Electric Co ' ' '

wt'ker Company f lie ' ! ! ! ! ! ! 1546

wllkl?

Wallace ^hn F. & Co. real" esti ' ! ! ! ! ! ' ' ' i*7|{

Wallace William L. lands i*7sh

Wall? T * Crey, insurance .!!! 1637 Wa terf r w ‘^"* f=a»angers. .1552. 1580, 1762

Walters C* W. painter 7701

Ward Montgomery & Co. gen. mdse 963 1420 Warner Mrs. chiropodist ...... “*^* *'^'*^*

Waterman L. E. Co froni 'ouiside edge

Watry N. & Co. opticians i,*l^

Watson Oliver L real estate insert

Watt R. I. brass works . . . . i^i

Webb Elmer P. chimney reprg. . , ilai

We^r Lithographing Co ! ! ! ! 1^9

Weber Louis & Co. gen. mdse 1429

WebstOT System of Steam Cbreulation! ! ! ! 1794

Wellenbofer L. J. teaming 17S

Weils Dr. & Co 14*3s' 1719

Wells Fargo & Co. Express. . . 1438

VV enidnagel & Co. tanks ' 7733

West Lake Laundry ' ' ' l a'l'k' 1,i4»

West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co! 1703

Western Casket & Undertaking Co

Western Engraving & Colortyi4®Co. \‘!*h 1.597

Western Foundry Co. The 160.3 1641

Mestem Paper Stock Co ' 1706

VVestem Photogravure Co. iTi-V

Western Sign & Metal-Ware Mfg. Co. 1594' 1767

Western Trust & Savings Bank

. , , - ffiP half outeide back cover

space at backbone, left center card-*

1444 152*V 17J1

JJ^estem Type Foundry * ' 1791

Weydell F. O. model makem 1680 1710

vVhipple, motor cycles 1683

Whitcomb Geo. D. Company coal miiiiug

mchy . ® isr-;

White C. A. vet. surg • • • ■ 'qL.

a.^ H. & Co. real est. ..;;;.;;** 1451

Wieland Dairy Co. 1677

Wienhoeber Ernst Co. florist 16<)2

Wiggins H. B. Sons Co. burlaps .... l."»41 1706

Wiggins John B. Co. (Tlie) 1^97

Wile Loeb & Gutman, insurance 1^37

W}j®.v Johnson, insuram-e .... 1637

5* novelties.. 1500

Willis & Frankenstein, real

^ 1660, V74V, 1742

Wilt Chas. T, trunks 170u

• real estate insert

W itt August, contr. 147-^

W’ittbold, florist * ’’’

W'olfe Bnish Co ! 1540

& Co. typewriter supplies 1791

Woodin, McNear & Moore, bonds I6i21

Woodmansee. Davidson & Session.^ (Inc)

cons, engineers 1594

World (The) millinery 1483

Wrigley Thomas Co. The. toggle bolts..;! KJ65 A-L Rat Exterminating & Disinfecting Co. 1735

lawman & Erbe Mfg. Co I60O. 1657

l eomans Bros, pumps 173.3

Young J. Dunraven 1510 154h

Y'oung Otto & Ca jewelers * 149*>

Young Secret Service Co.. right top lines 157s

Youngstown Sheet A Tube Co. (The) 1772

/aleski S. A. surveyor 1777

Zeidman M. Hair Cloth Co 1625

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Abbott Edward L garage 1125 S Wabash av Abraliam Isaac saloon 1758 W 13tli .Vbramovitz Kusir painter h 1074 W 14th .Vbrams Solomon (.Ybranis & Bernstein) 2*3.54 VV Harnsou h 1220 S 41st ct .Vbr^is & Benutein (Solomon Abrams and ^b^s^Kei'uatem) portrait copying 2354 W

*Vcadeiuy Clothes Co Gustav A Bodenstein pres “Pes.t Saunders sec, Jos W Mattees treas. r>0o, 9 S Lasalle

Aekerly Samuel P elk 530 S Clinton h 72!) Aldine av

A(uie Metal Ceiling Co Smith Pvkett pres: Jean Pykett v-prts & sec 808 W-cd Adams Rose Muz dk 3009 E 92d Ii 8720 Sagi- iiaw av *

Adkiiis. Mary K Atiss sec W^oman’s Baptist foreign missionary society of the west 450 L .loth li 6911 Kimbaik av Adler Bertha wid Raphael h 2429 W Diviticn Adler Sidney J ins solcr 1504. Ill W Monroe h 4923 a Michigan av

Adoh'hsen John F foreman 2531 S Lasalle h 252J N Sacramento av

Adveniacrs Aid tTliej Richard A Mathews pub 140 S Deiirborn

*'sur M.merva .Miss adv mngr 3757 Shields av h 0706 Indian.! av

.VhlbeTg Beanng C 26.37 .S Mirhig.in

. . . .v,«, iiiK « o .TiiriUfci.in av

Ahlcr.s Mi/alulh Mis tailor h 1649 X Ining av ■ H 111 W .Monroe li .3823

.VkiiM Wm elk 12i Elli» av

Alafoiizi • Xenophon ser Sourapas Snvitli • h < HulHted h 1763 Wells

. A Co

Albany O Cha.s elk 7th fl 6 N Clark h 58 E Walton pi

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Pliysician 1540 VV 47tb h 1833

W’^ 35tii

4t*‘ fl *134 S Wabash av

h 6.19 VV 60th

I pfl-vsirian ;i03, 865 W Madison and 826 S Winchester av Aldrich H C elk 1345 Lasalle av Alfyegren Louis P tailor 5th fl 172 N Disalle h dOsG Arraitage av

Type writer Exchange Co 214, 162 N Dearborn

W’illiam orpheum co

16.13. 38 S Dearbfyni

Allegretti Benj E chocolates 310 N Michigan av

AHen Andrews. Allen & Garcia To 1839, 3*12 S Michii^au av h 1215 K ufUli Allen Auto Siiecialty Co (’Hie) II K zUlen mngr 14.3U S .Nlichigan av

Allen l; II Adjustment Co 1101. 1(K"> W’ Monroe Allen Harry K mngr 14:i6 S zMiehigan av h 3345 South Park av

Alluu A (Jarcia ('o Andrews Allen pres: John A Garcia sec; cngim'trs 18,39, 332 S Miihi- gau MV

Wes \V J bkj>r 1434. 72 W’ Adams h 4636 Do'-t

.VHis«>i, Iti-n.i F eleetrieim (2U2 Lexington av h 6(5.'; > Kllis a\

.U’sru ! Graif hairdu*s«er 501. 177 N State h 50‘.‘ K .34lh Id

Walter /V (Roberts Aim) 47, 68 W’ W ashingtou

fUmberg Peter (J (P G Almberg ^ Co) 820 Townsend h Berwyn

^ (Peter G Almberg) printers

820 Townsend

Alter Leo sec Perfect glove co 1611 Emily h 4428 Ih'aine av

zVluehl Michael timu-r h 4257 Carroll av Amendt W’m K iiiaJl.stcr )i 10327 Avenue J Amento Jnlm V demist otli fl 34 W Lake h 1240 Fill av

American .\it Granite Co Jos II Mitter pres; Gustav Salenske vec; building material 2857 S Spaulding av

American Building Loan & Homestead Assn ^Mliert Vorel sec; 4.42 Honore Amori' an Enameled Brick A: Tile Co Bonmr v'e .Marahall <\) agts 1205. 1.33 W Washiiigl.m American Giants B.i.seball Club Chas 11 Wliit* more tires; Sami 11 RoUrts m. : 39th ami W’entworth av

Americin Locomotive Equipment Co Herman W l.,ang/cttcl sc - 1416, .332 S MIclugan av Anu'riran Pivl <'o TcmhtU-i iircs; I/mis

Hoiisler s<‘c: bakors tnoL !nM \V North av .-Vmertcan Ifigi'oii K«*eper .Taiob c Pratt rtlitor 665. 12T> \v* N'anbmvn

AMIOUK A\ POTTMHV <’0 J Edwin Tl»niti|i«nn mngr 2637 W 15th Amcri<'«n R.iiUrav BriiDc A* Puilding .\ssn (Nilv n A l.itch\ vc 410. 22«> W’ .Tiick"on bl Auieiicii.i Rmfir. I M I‘.i) . .>ub B»2 N *.h .v

.AMERICAN RVG cA CARPET CO

(not inc) J II W allovick mngr ixio to 910 S •Michigan av tel Harri9on-4.3.3s American Self W’inding (dock ( o Win H John- son pres; W’m B Hazard see 129 zN Wabash av

American Shop Equipment Co Herman Lang- /'ottel ccc 1414. 332 8 ?Iichigan av kXuicncan . owcl SuTqJy Co (Tims . « Henning pres; Howa 6 TVBrenn .s,c; 2341 : ' Paul av American Tra.L.tr Paper ('o John Anderson pres; Artluir E. Anderson see; lithog pai>ci .ki 11 I..-2.W Kinzie

America** W’ine Co lYedcrick E Bray mi . 59. 39 \. Adams

Aniineu 8trcycknians & .Tojmer (W'm ./ Atumon AHkg r. Ji.ymr and Ftlix J Stre>i kinans) lawNtTs 29. 164 W’ \ra«»hiugtnn Amundson Helen J vud Oluf A Ji v4.5 shnidan rd

Ander.'Hm Otto bnishmkr li 1029 Gi.md av Anderson Andrew W -J oftu'e mngr I2th ll 1 1 1 W .Monroe h 4«;:'0 Slu ridan rd .\ndersmi T h 21d9 Lincoln av .Vn ler.son ('arl K {Andirsoii A Tlillu. -n 4.3.".2 N* Leavitt

.\:i<hrsr'n David E clif engineer 1m.15 K 'l^■•{h h 1.519 FoTToNtvilIc av

.\mVT'«on Elmer S ( ik 14.3 4. 72 W* Adam- b 19AS Nelson

.\mb-rsf*n Engime W w..,iVn goods vjo 17s W’

.1 i. kson bl 1, 44.PJ I>,rxel bl .Vn ‘ r^on Flank M'arlsoii .Vii lcrson' 2639 i»..h.ird h 1040 N I'rankbn

Anderson Scale Co 187 N Dearborn Audorsuii & UiUiurst (Carl li. Anderson and John 1* HiUioist) painters 4352 N Leavitt Anderson Lott (Oscar- Anderson and Geo liOtt) bilbards 32i51 N Clark Andestad Ella wid Elias A h 3U02 VVriglitwood

Amireen John carp h 1108 Townsend Andress Lovina wid H li iXIO Wiigbtwood av Anlint John N (Knox, Morrison Anhut & Dona- liuel 410, 38 S Dearborn h 42.13 \V Jackson

Anims Uobt barber 1(123 Melrose h 2029 Bel-

Annex"Li\ery & Hiding Academy 4931 Indiana

,4nthon.v Nils VV musician h 3709 Herndon Anti-Tdxine Chemical Co N A1 Cuuniugham pres 4l4, 58 W Wasliington Arbin Anton (Foster & Arbm) 0312 Lexington av h 0700 8 Winchester av Arctander Gunda Mrs grocer 1G21 N Humtoldt Arenz C P treas Interstate sales co lOtli tl 22 W Monroe h 4332 S Michigair av Arnnp Willard C electrician h 419 S Normal I’arkway

Aronson Philip barber h 820 Lowell ct Arthur Edwar'd C ins solcr 1024, 209 S State h 3817 Flounioy ,, , _

ASCAGE COMI’AIVY George A Schmidt Co proprietors 230 and 238 W North av (See advt at Soap)

Ashland Catering Co Wm Coibett pres; John G Wilmes sec; 78 W Randolph Ashland Mnfg Co gut strings 41st and Aslrland II V stk yds

Askaw Chas B drugs wliul 2210 S Wabash av Assens Walter lab li 2:^27 Oatalpa ct gVstrup Fred jr elk lltli fl GOO S Michigan av h 1825 Fletcher

Athey Sanitaiy Fciuipuiciit Co metal weather stiip3 11)07 S Michigan av . o. x

Ault wooden Ware Co .(The) .Tas A Strohhart sales agt 406, 32G River Aulturi Jos carp h 742 Dekoven AURORA AUTOMATIC MACHIN- KKV CO Office and Sales Department 'Ihor Motorcycles 13U7 S Michigan av tel Oalumet-4335

/Xxtell Smith H ins solcr 1504, 111 W Monroe Ayer Emma Miss mission wkr h 639 W 18th B G & R Tailoring Co Wm M Barke pres;

John G Gregoire sec 711, 125 W Vanburen B A E Pole Preserving Machine Co Geo P Benton pres; Irvin B Eberhaixlt sec 130u, 37 W Vanburen

Bachrach Sampson & Co {Sampson Bachracli) whol watches 408 S 5th av _ , ,

Bailey Chas A salesman 9U3. 140 S Dearborn h 3330 W 63d pi , ,

Bailiff Daniel W sec Jlerchants display ad- vertising co 2d ff lLi8<» Clybouni av h 1920 Cleveland av „ , ^

Baker hrederick G dept mngr 12th fl 111 W Monroe h 1264 Leland av Baker Geo R steno 12th ff 111 W Monxoe h 3628 Lake av

Bakowitz Harry mngr 15, 219 S Dearborn h 3504 Rhodes av

Bakerzak Felix S elk 9200 Commercial av h 21800 E 83d

Ball Elmer W asst ticket agt C & N W sta h Kenilworth

Ball La Fayette C (Ball & Barrett) 730 S Wa- bash av h 736 S 41st av Ball & Barrett (L C Ball and J G Barrett) un- dei takers 736-740 S Wabash av Balolas Nicholas restaurant 3775 Evanston av h 809 Bradley pi „

Balser Katherine wid Henry h 4043 W 21st Bancroft Mabel Miss stenog 12th fl 111 W Monroe h 025 N Grove pi Banner Tea Co Jos Godar press; Frederick B Heilig sec: teas 3213 W 12tli Banschbach Edward Aaron automobiles 112 and 1702 S Michigan av h Evanston „ ,

Bansfield Emma J Mrs restaurant 312 E 43d h 340 E 43d

Barber Arthur W mngr 2349 S Michigan av h 5335 Jefferson av , .

Barber Robt H salesman 322 Monadnock blk h 11730 Parnell av

Barke Wm M pres B G & R tailoring co <11, 125 W Vanburen h Naperville Barker Albert M elk 12tli ft 111 W Monroe h 3i.KX) Langley av

Barkwell John S v pres Adlake auto livery co 5039 Cottage Grove av h 6329 Greenwood av Barlow Milton V salesman 27. 128 N Hasalle h Evanston > ^ .

Baniback Arthur grocer 7o00 Saginaw av h 7031 Coles av

Baniett Blanche Miss phone opr 448 Monad- nock blk h 6562 S Peoria

Barnett David grocer 4520 S State

Bairett Jas G (Ball & Barrett) 736 S Wabash av Barrett Lillian M stenog 1434, 72 W Adams h 16.33 W North av ^ ^ xt

Barrette Agnes pres Irish lace store 504, 5 N Wabash av h Auditorium hotel Barrows Geo G pres Barrows A Donnellan Co

4 18, 39 S Lasalle h 7339 Bond av Barrows & Donnellan Oo Geo G Barrows pres:

Edward C Donnellan v pres lumber 418, 39 ^ Jj'isalle

Baise Jos U elk 1512 Monadnock blk h 914 Belmont av

Barta Laura Miss stenog 312 W .\ionroe h lol< W 6.3d

BarUlmez Geo W teacher h 52:18 Woodlawn av Bartels Paul P office sttpplies 35 1 02 N 5th_av Bartholomae Fredeiick M elk .3d ft 81< S otli av h ;132 W 71st , ,

Baitsch Robt F bkbndry 3.30 W (»9th Barwald Wm H mngi’ 612 S Wabash av Bash W sec National assets converting co 301.

5 N Wabash av .r, ,

Bashaw T1hj« P copyreader Evening Post h

959 Fletcher ,,, ,

Basilii Rosa wid Jolin h rear 269 W 22(1 pi liassi .fosephine wid Nicholas li 1.540 N Artesian Bates Clarence L elk 3d ft 817 S 5tl» av h 6146 Aberdeen , , „

Bates Jesse G v/ashim^ machines 203, 537 n Dearborn h 1231 E .)3d , , ,

Battershm John G salesman 180 W Randolph h River Forest ,, . ,

Baucus Wm I mngr 1118. 910 H Michigan av h 1531 E fi5th

Baner Gerhardt saloon 410<) N Leavitt h 4043 N Irving av

Bauer Kate wid Sebastian h rear 1862 Burling Bauer Solomon II rabid Cong Anshe Emetli h .3116 IjOgan bl , ,

P,anerle Wm J saloon 2f)40 W N(4-lh av h Hi. >2 N Irving av ^ ^ ^

P.aiighman John S adv mngr 4.M S Dearboni h 1^^>4 Irving Pk hi

Bauler Hanna wid John M h 304 Beetlioven pi Ihmmgartner Max real est 1845 Irving Park bl h 1815 ('uyler av

Batnngarth (’aroline wid Otto h 918 N T* air- field av ^

P,ay La Launch Orcliards (’o Alfred Essendnip agt 28. 154 W Randoli>h Baylis Henn' E prt*s Idea] «anitar>’ supply co 1930 \\5irren av h 5719 Kenniore av Bavrd Mar>’ A Miss teacher h 5819 Washington av

Beardsley Cornelia Miss teacher h 1460 Hyde I *ark hi

P»eck Albert W foreman 224 N 5th av h 3127 H 5th av

Iteck Grwski A Co (Emil A T^eck) li(iuors 1038 N Asldaml av . , . ^

Becker A G A Co (iiic) commercial paper 100 S La.salle

Becker Chas P h 3637 Maple sq av BecKer John tailor h 1657 Lanabee Becker J W corres 1434, 72 W Adams h 2240 Hamilton ct

Becker Paul mugi- 1561 Sedgwek h 1918 Lincoln av

Becker Theo M pr^ Sanitary cleaning shop co 3108 Indiana av h 6038 Calumet av Becker Walter elk 121 S Market lx 1850 Larra- bee

Beckman Leon cash 4th fl 135 S State h 28.31 Burling

Bedoucuust Bldg & Loan Assn Rudolph MiUac sec 2401 S Homan av Beemstei* August carp h 11310 S State Beenblossom Maude Miss asst mugr 659, 38 S Deiubom h 5432 I’rairie av Ben Hur Bldg A I.a>an Assn A S Kratky sec 1648 S 46th av

Bentield John W (John W Benfield A Oo) 285G Evanston av h 4821 St Anthony’s ct Bentield John W A Co (John W Benfield and A H Ban-ett) garage 2856 Evanston av Beuamy Martin coal 2682 Milwaukee av Bening Augusta wid Geo h 3819 Armour av Itennett Ih-ed W salesman h 449 N Austin av Bennett Samuel J salesman 2d fl 1156 S Wa- bash av h 1246 W 71st pi Benson Sarali H Mrs h 10o4 Center Benthey Kathlyn Miss steuc^ 303, 537 S Dear- boin h 2323 Cullom av

Benton Tire <’o Richard M Kopp mngr auto tires mnfrs 1536 S Michigan av Berg Samuel elk 1434, 72 W Adams h 3739 N 42d av

Berghuis Peter jr bkpr 1804 W 59th h 6451 S Hermitage av

Berry Benj M (K Berry Sons A C'o) 6242 S Centre av h 6439 S iCentre av Berry Daniel R (R Bern Sons A Co) 6242 8 Centre ay h 68.31 S Green Berry Geo S (R Beiry Sons A Co) 0242 S Centre av h 6439 S (Centre av Berry Jas J (U Beny Sons A ( o) 6242 S Centre av h (k3.38 S Elizabeth

Berry John J (R Berry Sons A Co) 6242 S Centre av ii 6439 S Centre av Berry Pink salesman h 6448 Parnell av Berry Reuben (R Berry Sons A Co) 6242 S Centre av h W39 S, Centre av Berry R Sons ( o (Reuben, Jas J. Benj M, John J, Geo S A Daniel R) roofers 6242 S Centre av

Beiry Wallace M supt h 340 N Nonnal Paik-

ironwkr h 4737 N Harding ay

Bertram Edward electro h 2033 Aubert av Bertschi Hanna wid Arnold h rear 1637 Day- ton

Bessler Walter D macMnist h 4fi22 Lexington Best Samuel weaver h 4646 N 40th ct Bettendorf Nicholas painter 2308 Foster av Beu Frederick condtr b 2237 J^wis Bender Edwin draft-smin 22.37 Dayton Bender Mary E w'id Edward li 2237 Dayton Beuel John M h 29.52 Lincoln av Beyer Edward waiter h'440 N State Beyer Fred L collr 213; 9154 Commercial av h 2805 E 76th

Biederman Arthur pre^ The Peerless millmers 219 W 31st h Vendeme hotel Biedes Frank porter h (J206 S Marshfield av Bigelow Harry L -elk .3d fl 817 S 5th av h 6124 Vincennes av

Bignall Harry’ elk 1434? 72 W Adams h 44.33 Frink

Billmeier Frank C v pro Wehrung A Billmeier Co 412 Center h 1152 Barry av Billstein Moses ins solcr 1504, 111 W Monroe Bingaman Willard P restaurant 4.36 N State h 22 \V Ontario

Birmingham Harry J clktl2th fl 111 W Monroe h 4814 N Aslilaud av

Bissler Elva Miss bkpr' 1280 Clyboum av h 1351 W Adams

Bixby Jos G ins solcr 1504, 111 W Monroe B.iork Augustus W clothier h 5231'Kimbark av Blasingham Jas S h 4569 Oakeuwald ay Blever Chas E pres Hawley down draft furnace co 736 W Monroe h j(^l Grand bl Bleyer Clifford M sec Hawley down draft furn- ace co 736 W Monrofi h 3708 Grand bl Block Simon tinner h S28 Lowell ct Blood Bruce K elk 3d fl 817 S 5th av h 3739 Vernon av . .

Bloomfield Roy L electrician h 1040 N Win- chester av

Bly Frederick H physiclfm Wesley hospital h 2510 Indiana av

Bodenstein Gustav A prts Academy clothes co .505, . 9 S Lasalle h 51544 Reta Boehm Frank barber 50'3tpearborn av Bogda F H pres Bogda-Seil cooperage co 409, 161 (Juincy h PlymoilJi Ind Bogda-Neil Cooperage Col F H Bogda pres; A Q Neil, sec: 409, loj Quincy Bohemia Bldg A Loan Msn Jos Svojse sec 5G6 W 12th 1

Bohemian Slavonian Bldl A Loan Assn Karl Krates sec 1858 Thnxi Bohn Stephen tailor h 6fc Blackhawk Kokvun Norris H ins solcil.5<G. Ill W Monroe Bokum Richard D jr ii| solcr 1504, 111 W ■ Monroe

Bonham Walter R mngr |6l. 105 W Monroe h 9515 S Robey , , . „ ,

Booth Francis E opticiai 800 Diversey Park- wav h 122 Locust

Booth John P sec Sterling ladies tailors 8 j3 W .Tackson bl h 4512 Ilaouie av Borisoj Bldg A Lcran Assn Karel Musil sec 14.»8 W 18th ,

Borland .las com trav h 44o0 Shcncian rd Burnheim Benj elk 3d fl 817 B 5tli av h 702 S Ilovne av

Bort Knice B sec Chicago gi*rante« surveying CO 365. 118 N Lasalle h 36| E (Wh Bonvski Boles macliinist h 16|2 Gimrd Boston Alfred (Alfred Boston (A Sop) 42o4 N

Central Park av J ,

Boston Alfred A Son (Alfrel and , Archibald) plasterers 4254 N ('entral Mark at Boston Archibald (Alfred Ilotioii A Son) 42i>4 N (Vntral Park av '

Boswell Wm (Ja^ H Stevrnf A Oo) 2924 W Monroe .

Bot.sford Frank R elk 3d ft/ 817 S 5th av h 3263 WaltiUt

lioughan Andiew B (Ramsey . Dunn A Boiighan) 956, 7?. W Adams h 2725 Hainixlen ct Bourna Cornelius carp li 23 K llHtn Bowen .T6hn DeKoven treas Hanitaiy steel couch CO 24:»,3 W 1 Uh h 195 E> Clu^stimt Bow('^ IF. hi M gen mngr Blli 111 W Monroe h 12:>0 E .52d

Bfwlhv K’enl <J elk 12th flilll W Monroe h 6325 I\Ionr(K^ av

Howies I* A salesman l.'iST V2Z S Micliigiin av h Elf/'itj

liowman ’ Hobt L salesman I N State li 4!>:14 VineJnnes av ^ „

Hoyesen iScliool The Hie Ansta Iloyesen pnn •49fil 'hake av

Boyle Agnes Miss stenog 12th fl HI 'V Monroe h 12^1. 1 Dearborn av

BozfrVHky '.T F sec Hosp lar bldg A loan ns«n 27IHI Central Park

coiTeJ 14.34, 72 W Adams h

Brackemjagen E ('

11317] Ffrrost a. ^ ,,

Bradshavi Marv M Miss lciK>g 710, 21 E Van- bnrer.f* ]i 1.530 ,S Hidgivay av P>rancl< Kvillard S dk 17 H 5th av h 4535 f'lian' plain av

P.rnnd r ndolpli R h 261 l.ake V'ew av Brande JesMe L Miss t ichcT h 922 Bclden av

Brandt Alie T elk 1434, 72 W Adaijis h 47u7 lAiltou

Brandt Chas A printer h 1116 N Wood Bray John L (Fox A Bray) 641 W 69ih h 7041 Nonual av

Bregenzer John carp h 1657 Lanabee*

Brennan D J mngr 4661 Wintliroi> av BREXNAJV D J REMEDY i-O D J Brennan mngr 4601'41K>3 Wiiitbrop av tel Edgewater-486 Brennan Edward J elk .308 C A NW sta h 120 N Califoniia av

Brennan Wiunifred Miss elk 504, 5 N Wabash av h 12^ N 60th av Bresmale Hattie wid Louis h 5807 Justine Brietsprecher Chas .T sec Mutual chemical co 1444 W 37tli h 1044 Augusta Brighton Park Teaming A Supply Co Harvey J Sutton pres; Michael (_onnor sec 1628 \V 32d

Broadhurst Wm florist h 5044 N Winchester av Brockhaus Philip W cash 124 W Adams h 6904 Wayne av

Brodiii Mnfg Co patternmkr 2418 W IGtli Bronson-Oanode Ih-inting Co Chas H Canode pres; E. M Canc^e sec; 1241 S State Bronson Walter L salesman 26 N Wabash av h 6133 Langley av Brooke Thos P musician 6317 Ellis av Brosnan Bernard A elk h 11.54 Dearborn av Brosnan Wm P elk ^3 Federal bldg li 1154 Deamom av

Brown Alvin N cen traffic mngr 814, 72 W Adams h The 1‘attington Brown Chas (Meng, Jb’osler A Brown) 2120 N Halsted h 3852 Janssen av Brown Geo F jr pres Specialty paint co 032 Monadnock blk ti Kemlworth Bro^vn Iva Mrs h 733 Roscoe Brown Jas A pres Standard Improved* truck CO 312 N Elizabeth h 146 N Ashland hi Brown John W sec Dr Matchettes Indian to- bacco antidote co 511 Grant pi Brown Percy N auditor 746, 38 S Dearborn h 2222 W Jackson bl

Brown R A contr 322, 127 N Dearborn Brown Walter mngr 2120 N Halsted h 3858 Janssen av

Bryant Artlmr W pres Wliite lake lumber co 421, 122 S Michigan av h Oak Park Bryant Clifford M sec Wliite lake iiunbcr CO 421, 1'22 S Michigan av h 3635 S Michi- gan av

Bryant Donald R h 4932. Lake av Bryant Edward F pres Pullman trust A sav bank h 4932 Lake av

Bullock .1 R tel opr 716, 111 W Jackson bl h 1139 Winona

Bunde Herman F treas American asphaltimi A rubber co COO, 606 S Michigan uv h 7241 Bond av

Bunjes Matilda Miss (Wolf A Bunjes) 3448 W 63d h 3521 W 62d

Bureau of Identification 3G5 W Madison Burkinheim Albert (Burkinheini A Freidman) 1359 Blue Island av h 1311 Hastings Burkinlieini A Freidman (Albert Burkinlieim and Morris Freidman) mattresses 1359 Blue Island av

Burton Byron B (Burton A Pethick) 746, 38 S Dearborn h 7040 Eggleston av Burton Geo A chf elk 308 C A NW sta h Park Ridge

Burton A Pethick (Byron B Burton and Hairy G Pethick) ins agts 746, JiS S Dearborn Bussa Otto lab h 3843 S Lincoln Buth .Tohn machinist li 1637 Lairabee Byanskas John treas Wilkin Breitung A Co 2d fl 216 W Vanburen h 846 W 33d pi BYEREEY & SONS Geo D < «rr western sales agt 1222 Mc('ormick bldg 332 S Michi- gan av tel Harrison 5.382 Byrne Wm F (Byrne A Co) 1226, 159 N State h 108 N 41st av

Bynie A Co (Wm F Bynie and Ralpli Mc- Graw) adv agts 1226, 1.59 N State Caldwell Eva wid John h 504 Diversey Parkway Calkins Cora H Mrs stenog 713, 143 W Van- buren h 350 W 69th

Calkins Mildred stenog 030, 1.34 S Lasalle h 4^0’ \V Congress

Cameron John C pres J C Cameron (Co 112 W Michigan h 4538 N Robey Cameron John H v pre-s National assets con- verting co 301, 5 N Lasalle h 5135 Hibbard av

Cameron J C Co John C Cameron pres; Wm Palev sec; cigar mnfrs 112 W Michigan Camp E M treas Trojan structural steel co 4560 Grand av h 1522' N 41st av Campbell J A ins solcr 1.504, 111 W Monroe CancKle Chas H pres Bronson-Canodc printing CO 12'41 S State h 11361 Vincennes rd Canode Eva M sec Bronson-Clmode printing co 1241 S State h 11.301 Vincennes jd Carellas Jas confectr 3.206 W 26th Carlson Hannibal stenog 1501, 111 W Monroe h 5924 S Green

Carlson Herman tailor i:i01 Larrabee li 4113 Lincoln av

Carr Geo W pres Perfection legal blank co 3d fl 172 W Washington h Maywood CaiToll Tbos L mdse broker 52, 311 River h 4717 Beacon

Carsc-adin Clias A v pres Kirby equipment co 13.57, 122 S Michigan av h .5918 Kenmore av Carsson Chas A tailor 1510 Hudson av h 1508 Hudson av

Carvell Mar>’ Mrs milliner 32.56 Lincoln av Case Francis M (Francis M C’a.ve A t O') 806. 5 N Lasalle h Hubbard Wofids Case Francis M A ('o (Francis M Casn) veal est 806 5 N Lasalle

Casey (^therine Miss teacher h 1247 Wiinieniac av ,

Oasey Helen M1J5 furn rooms l.’Ud W Raudolim (^ash Laurence E pat metliciiies 1519 S Wabasli Caspar Rose E stenog 1434, 72 W Adams li 857 N Robey

Cavanaugh Michael S sec Penn.sylvanla oil co h 3243 C-arroll av

Ceclioslovan Bldg A Loan Af'.sn R Miilac jr sec . 2924 W 25th

Ce<-kv Delnik Bldg A Loan Assn Quido Pelrn Hec 1737 W IHth t)l

Central Park P.ldg Loiin A Homestead Assn Frank J Maud set* 2858 S Homan av (’erf Louis U salesman 316, 140 S lo arborn b p]vanston

Ceska < alifornia Bldg A Loan Assn J J .Tanda sec 2465 S Albany av

Cesko Slovansky Amerieky Hall 11,36 to 1410

Chambers (’lias G elk 3d ft 315 W Adams h 67.57 Ixiomirt

Chapin E F salesman 1434, 72' W Adams 1» 808 'rower ct

CJurry J G Co ('Pbe) R J Van Kuren mngr creamery machineiT and supplies 601. 181) W Madiwm . , . ,

(diirago Ctleaniiig Co window chirs 62 W Wash-,

Chicago%'nr Men-linuts’ Association Roy Shane T>res- Paul A Kei<-he!t sec Palmer house Chicago Guarantee Surveying (’o Bruce H Smn- mcra pres; B B Bort sec; 3o5, 118 N La-

Cliicago Mutual Bldg A Loan Assn Adolph Macal 13.56 S 4 1st av (’bicago Norwegian (’bib Wm GenuT pres;

Knud Lassen sec; 2620 W Nf>rtb av Cliicago Princijwils Cbilt Aveoti S Hull pres;

Mrs Marv F<-llfvw« se<‘ 311 35 N nr irborii

Chicago Tankage Co Marcus V Stoddard pi's; Bobi Stoddard treas; ^tisk fiMxl I5.’i5 Haw- thorne

Chicago V\ln-;t (dub (Jlias D Mirdiesney pres;

(J&ias F Ciiarls4m see; 59. 1 l;i N Deuxboni Clulds 1 I'ed printer )i 26U0 \V 67tli Chlndahi Geo L patent atty 1512 Monadnock blk h 4643 N 46th u-

Clmieiik Jolin draftsman 117 S Wabasli av h 2422 S St Luiihi av

Chramosta Anton J printer h 4218 Ogden uv Christopher Louise h 545 Melrose Chulos . \'ictu h 24 Waverly <t Clunchili I'j'td C sec United states corporation ‘0 of ill 'S32, 30 N Lasalle li Joliet Churain Bldg A Loan Assn Anl'/ii Lueman sec 1123 W 19th

Ciaar Joe sr lab h 2.W6 Turner uv City Hall Square (Jc Jas O Hevwoith pres; (Jeo /■n 5 1'uijHeld see: 367, 6OO S Michigan av Claftey Ldwa’d J (M W 'J'ilden A C^6 518, IHO N Dearborn

Clancy Jos I ins agt 9<K) The Rookery li .3612 Wentwortli av

C^ark Donald A (Pick A Olarkj 1564. Ill W Monroe

Clark Ellis G ironwkr h .3231 S Canal Clark Ernest L pres Tiie N'alentiue ('lark Co .^Pl, 165 W Monroe

Clark Mary Mrs lunch room 2d 11 26 E Lake h 2446 Fillmore

Clark Wm H pres (Jhicago pharmacal co 045 St Olair h (>kH Kimbaik av CTosset V\^m A dk h 13.33 Eddy (.augaion (’ 1) salesman 1434, 72 W Adams b 7.32 Oukw'xid bl

Coheu Sannu-1 K bides 268. 136 W Lake h 4552 Ellis av

Ole Laurence dk 1434, 7H W Adams h 3753 Prairie av

CXilliiis (X*dl T mngr and res sec North British A Mercantile Ins Co of London and Ediii- burgh 1216, 20 S LasaJIe Ck>lt Annie F Miss sec Garis-Codirane mnfg co 1463 Auditorium tower h 112G Morse av Commonwealth 15ansfer ('o Ben Bauer pres* Thos J .rones sec; 4, 219 S Dearborn COTK-ordia League Wm Busse pres; Paul Ullrich sec: 34, l.*4 W Randolph Cone Roy stockman 312 VV Monroe h 418 N State

Conklin Roy V condtr li 1613 Larrabee ('onl^Nora wid I’hillip delicacies (519 S 42d ct CONB-AD martin gen agt Petei Schuttler Co 22d and Rockwell li Auditorium hotel Consolidated Shoe Co Bernard Loeff pres; Jos I Koiierl sec’ 5th ft 29 S Market (.'Oogan Mary Aliss nurse Cook co insane asylum Cook Francis wid Julius h 1727 Larrabee Cooking Club Magazine Mrs Cora V Munro mngr 622, 160 N 5th av Cooper, Farweil A EUiiiwood (Wm D Cooper, John A Farweil and Mai’vin E Eliinwf^Hli real est .305 , 25 N I'leartiom Cooix>T L Alice Miss teacher h 5823 Circle av Coi>e R VV dk 1434, 72 W Adams h Y M C A Wilson av

O06-S Ralph V barber 1773 Greenleaf av h 312 Center

rostigan John ironwkr h 32(5 S Centre av Coughlin Wm J millinery goods 1715, 209 S State h .5453 Kenmore av Covven Jas C sec Schultz A Cowen Co 1225, 37 W V’anburoTi li 8436 S Peoria Oaftsman (The) S Otis Ralston 'westn mngr 610, 14 W Washington CKANSTOIV T H *& CO hardware special- ties and auto A bicycle supplies 56 E Ran- dolph

Crawley Walter D elk 158 W Hanison h 62:52

S Ada

rreekmur Wm .T musician h 3709 N Halsted Oihben A Sexton Co stove mnfi-s 686 N Sac- ramento bl

Crowe Anna B Miss mirse 2254 Sunnysifle av Cullen Irene sten<^ 1134, 72 W Adams h 4532 Perry

Cummings W E Co glassware .36 E Randolph Cummins B J sales mngr 225 E Iliinpis h Sherman house '

Curtis A J R corres 1434, 72 W Adams h 228 N 52d av

Cushman A H inngi' 3d ft 69 W Lake Cushman Clifford salesman 312 W Mouri>e h •5488 Everett av

Cushman llerman { Kreider-Cushman Co) 312 W Monroe h 5488 Everett av Cushman Kalpli stockman 312 W Monroe h 5488 Everett av

Dagis Ihiblishing Co Jos Mockus pres; Marmi.

Kadziew'ski sec; .3214 S Morgan Daily Esther wid Ohas h 209(> Archer av Dallinau Geo salesman 121 S Market h 595<) Parnell av

Daltou Richard P supt 909, 28 E Jackson bl h 3235 Rhoeles av

Danezyk August fire dept h 8761 Escanaba av Daniels Safety Mining (’ap Mnfg Co 'Ihus .VI Daniels mngr .333, 146 W Vanburen Daniels Thos ^1 mngr 333, 140 VV^ Vanbureai li 2411 Lincoln uv

Danner Frt^ engraver h 2139 Cortland Davidson Harry mngr ^ fl 1(59 W Lake h 228 E 54th

Davis Fred M patent solcr 1512 Monadnock blk h 6126 Kimhark av

Davis Dnvell M chf dispatcher .320 C A NW sta lx 16.33 Leland av

Day Wm B treas LaSalle varnisli co 37.57 ShieUU av b 5S02 Jackson av Deeiing 3'lu>s G (West A Eckhart) 1340, 38 H Dearborn li 968 Lakeside pi Delnicky Krok Bldg A Loan Assn Karel Musil sec l5(J0 W 19th

Dent L (' lungi- Michigan av sw cor Congress h 119 E Erie

Dcvfxla John mason confr 1631 S Morgan IieVries Samuel agt 7th ft 6 N ('lark li 2:i49 nevdand av

Diai>ason (The) Sie:rfriod E Gruenstedn pub 520 \V .liitiinie

Dickenwni Geo H s<*c Mebring A Hanson Co 367 W W.isliiiigton h (564 7 Kimhark av Domor Bldg A lx*an A.-^sii John L Novak see 1.S20 S Cent re av

Dnnabue Dennis S (Knox. Moirison, Anlmt A Donalino) 415, 38 S Dearborn li 4212 W .lacks^in b!

Dora .lohn C h 2121 N Winchester av D' H-I IS- Park BI(L A Loan Assn Rudoliih Mnlac “Cx* 2('I t .S (Mlifd'nna av Dow .las H mdse broker 52, 311 River Ii 0263 Wa.vnc av , .. ,

Downii'^ Frank B mngr 5,56, -37 W Vanbnveu Doyle Frank Q mngi’ 464, .32 N ('lark h Oak Park

Dragorius Paul furn rooms 5.3 W Huron Diaheim Ihnst W (Hahn A Draheim) 321. » N \.)6afid av b 2668 Emnii-lt Dnliiiig bkpr 4fh ft 1.34 S Wabash av b

241.’P,^ l^rairie av

Drcbin Haro ‘iulesman 246 S Slate h 1119 H

Dresdor .la^p-r M lawyer 1807, 72 W Adams b 13 W Delaware pi

DulHkv Jfw « lk 1967 Blue Island av b 1.5,54 W

Dui'idi Jacob pres Western bottling wks 14.1 W 12tb b 1523 York ,

iMinbnin l''Tedeviek J teaeliCT !i 5366 N < entral Park av . . ,

Dunham (Jiac« Mrs teacher b 5.366 N (entral

Diinlnm M.ti’garef Mrs li-ncber li 5:i66 N t3entrnl

Dunn Ib-'man se<- Geo Sliefel Co 5332 8 Ash bnel a\ b 5718 Aberdeen Earb tVm r.-al est 5-M. .38 S Dearborn Ebbs .1 ilo. I) pliy.sieal director 3257 Evanstaiv*

Kckhart Percy B (West & Eckhart) 1340, 3S B Dearborn h Keuihvonli I'jilors ilaife-aret £ win rrenerick A h 875 Liil

OiV -w

Eiletiberfe-er EdHin L salesman h 4449 Sidney av Ivisnei^ ^ ,\ai’cl K Juugi' 4(a>, lOo S JJnaiLK>ru Ji 4..< Demiiig ijI

Elite Alma win Ueo B jeweler 3953 W Madison liilectra-aUeihamcal i-iigiueeriiig Co 431 S Ueai- nom

EUinwtmd Marvin E (Cooper Fanvell & Ellin- wood) ,!(to, 2o N Dearborn h 7512 Cham- plain av

® salesman 143 S Wabash av )i p2B3 Cahunet av

Elliwn M C Miss pres Nurses exchange 1013 S Homan av

Engelthaler Fred sec Zelena Hora 4958 S Her- mitage av

^ (Clias A, Wm P and

Kobt) hardware 1904 W (kid ^'*'state^ Midg Co whol watches 1429, 159 N

Erickson A Lawrence dept mugr 8tli fl 517 S oth av h Highland Park ^chrmn Fred machinist h rear 1739 Lairabee Esmann Karen Miss steuog 719, 21 E Vanburen

n 830 8 Michigan av

ESSON SAND & GKAVEL CO W A Es son pres 1(131 Stock E.xch bldg tel .Main 1294 C & NW sta b 329

S Centre av

Evans Martha U stenog 1434, 72 W Adams h o344 Crreenwood av

Ewald Walter A steamftr Ir 10705 Wentworth

Ewett Albert condtr li 5538 S Green £.xport Esperantist, E M Poipe pub lli2 N 5th av lairelaugh Uiehard treas A C McClurg & Co 330 la Oulo li 2932 \V arren av hergeubaiun Harry electiiciau h 1222 N ( lare- ^ mont av

Felberbaum Adolph store fi.xtures 1009 Blue Ishuid av

Fellows & Oo collars 3d fl 418 S otli av ^euneUy^Johu S elk Anglo Am prov co stk yds li ooo4 Justine

^^^way motormau h 124G Diversey Park-

Fiedler \ Herman music teaclier 1139 S Pau- l-t!2 S Albauy av

lifleld John S watchmkr Kill, 8 N State h J.i04 Cleveland av

EMganp Margaret .Mrs h 1329 Larrabee IpuKel .Meyer com trav li 5214 Prairie av hirebaugh luissell C coin trav h 5413 Wtxtd- 1 a.w u a V

First Croatian Bldg & Loan Assn Mike Staresinu sec 1819 Fisk

Fiske Albert B v pres Superior copper co 28UO S Ashland av h 1408 K 69tii Flanigan Jas P saloon lUuO W Vanburen h 72o S Kedzie av

stenog 1434, 72 VV Adams n 9040 Houston av

iv^^^ L (A L Flegel & Co) 8(K>, 5 S

& Co (Albert L Flegel) architects hOo. o S 6th av

l^letcher ( has S elk 1434, 72 W Adams h 371G Lake av

^^\cher M M (M M FleU-her <fe Co) lo7 S E>v av h 5429 Cahunet av

aY- Atiiey sanitary equipment co _ lyO< S Michigan av

Floberg Fr^erick (> (K(.)6e Sjuunes & Khkland) loio, (»9 VV Washingion llonsts Iteview 535, 508 8 Dearborn lolger Jere F freight agt h 7844 S Green lorshaw Jas watchman 1900 Marshall bl Fosler Fr^ (Meng I'osler A Brown) 2120 N Hrlsted li 4.f28 N 45lli av

engineer 530 S Clinton h

4128 VV (Jongress

t'KATEH.NAL, .4IVSTIC CIRCLE Tbos Mid-Lily Bank

bllg 801-80O VV Madison tel Monroe-lU(>7 bredenck Margie Mrs office mngr 219 VV' 31st h 5894 Calumet av

Freeman J E asst engineer 1434, 72 W Adams n 234 E Huron

P/eitag Geo B com trav h 4027 Caliunet i-jench Alice Helm Mrs artist 9203 Pleasant av trey Phi ip machimst h 1711 VVrightwood av Charlotte wid Adolp)i h 1222 N Comt)- bell av ^

Friends erf American Art Wm O Goodman pres- Geo 1 Porter sec; 'rlie Art InsUtute .linger Frank baker h 11)30 Larrabee Inscli Adolph cloUiiug 30 8 Lanai h 630 S Marshfield av

1 tost Samuel pres Southeni Illinois mfg co 625,

13 4 y Lasalle ii Jouesboro ^'^‘"Sendo^^ Randolph h 4025

Futterer John J elk 421 W 12th pi h 1710 N Haiding av v

Ryfe Jas A engineer h 545 N Arers av Gallagher Lhbaii P lawyer 403. 30 N Dearboni _ n 030 N State

Grobel J,rod saloon 1613 L^bee

bkpr 1926 Weteter

'■"'"Mfiyw^od C & N W sta h Gueritber Hubert O printer li 4920 W Gf>iiffre=»

(Murry & Gundelacb) 1260 ,, oUSb Dearborn )i 4344 N Wincliestfr av’ Gunn_Walter E editor 752, 122 S mIc^u h uo(j Diversey Parkway Gutowskr Antonio wagoiimkr h 1444 Belden av ^ '^S^Ada'^“'^ Eliava bldg loan .assn 4800

^ ikland'lv® ^02l‘“Grle^"‘‘^ ^^lo N Halton Ignatius P pres Haltou & Selbit Tn

^ Percv\ bLVmt*-? i*’ Halton pres;

W Madison apparatus &10

Haimlton^(Mal^Co O W Kuecken pres 806, 179

^*'ington^\™‘'°''® ^ measures 2546 Wash- Adolph p. machinist h 534 HarUand ct

sf W #a^biW^^S^ b“^T^K&rb^a?k“^“ “"^^'’fl4^^‘'s"'fpr^ngh^e?d^^

Harding Jas electrician h 1649 Washington bl HaSo ^ foreman t 2718 MelriS^?

Harris Jos v pres Western const & imp co 621 .. h 4018 S Michigan av ’

heating CO M H Jackson pres; io C" .Mart sec and mngr 5th 11 125 N O’’- fol-. Randolph 616

Hartfoid Larne .Mm (I’rice & Neilly) 2508 S .Miclugan av h 733 E 6ist

„■* B Mi^hfga? i'v' h 52J?‘e‘’3m“‘*‘^^

“”vJshSgtonV“'‘" ^ "^th h 6037

Hass Max J grocer 1016 Front Hathaway h H real est 72X. 32 N Clark Havelicok Frank grocer 1232 S Fairfip' *

Gaiisbeigeii Henry H (E T Boot & Sons) 1501 hi D.«th h 2947 Polk

Gaidner Geo 2V train dispatcher 320 C & \ VV ^ 9ta h 1919 Sunuj’side av (lardner I’liiHip H pres VVesteru sign & metal- Washington hi h Oak Piu); A li mfering (Pliillip 11 Gardner mid Piekenng) paints o44 Wasliiugton bl P''®* Garis-cJochrane niiifg CO 1 4113 Auditorium tower li 1125 Mono a? Garis .Minme M Miss music teacher 1125 Morse

ij .v/.i . S Fairfield av

Hawes L B 3291 Franklin bl '*"av‘h‘t.Ma#d1f?‘^' 8 fl 533 S Wabash GUbert Hawley and Dembom “‘Ws 630. 140 S

Hayner HaiTy s piano tuner 716 E 48th 2549 Indiana av

Hejva Peter foreman h 3051 Gresham av

1st tt C & NW sta h 3502 N

p sign painter 1800 Larrabee Hemstreet John B soler 27 W Indiana Heiide^on Chas H pres lYojan Structural steel rr Grand av h lo22 N 41st av

hl2l“lfos^„io“fa“’'"

& CO gold and aluminum co1ii-9W‘’^^‘ Greenwood terrace tel Lin-

Hobbs Mnfg Co L W Smith mngr paper box machinery 59 W Kinzie

Hoekstra Tbos (Werner Theodore & Co) 11146 Miclugan av h 16 W 107tli Hoffmann John tailor h 2626 N 67th av Ho^n Jas mngr 706, 69 W Washington

(Shields & Hollings- worth) 4,o4 Kimball av h 4727 Bernard 5°0°"’ay„ I:^ac H physician 1740 W Lake Homan Building A Loan Assn Jos W Serleant TT ^^‘^TT® Ho-maii av ne cor W 26Ui Hood Hannah wid Wm h 4326 Park av ^°°(5as Peoples

Houlihan Michael E blksmith h 1419 W Jack' son bl

“‘■"S W59\tamp" Washington bldg A loan ^'"fuil ® ^'^ams h 3835

f-°a“ Assn Jos E

bUiulz sec 22o7 Sroy ^ Assn Anton Ry-

jacek sec 49o8 S VVliester av

iMiib 8*4044

^“i^c*’l?58^iii|ort ^''**

States barbers' mnfg co 6^i Western av h 2246

& 420 av

spool silk612 Potomac av * V* Ghiropitic John A Kent pres;

Mrs Bell N Kent sc202, 177 N State Kines Peter barber h 13 Marslitield av Kinzinuak Joe»lab b !2 High Kirkpatnck H B civil ir 1825, 76 W Monroe . h Lagrange

Ku-schbaum /Louis mugOlS, 600 Blue Island av h 132p Turner a

•'jo-i' ,,(,Musba Prikard A Kleiman 2157 W Madison

Madis^*°'^^ 3257 ' Madison ir 2157 W

W“ M lawyer 40, 38 S Dearborn b 472i lorrestville a

Klenjarl t laus molder 1610 Grand av Klink John carp b 17t Larrabee KnauM Eugene li 525Winthrop av Knmvl Emma Mrs (Kwl A Stroebel) 4511 E >f601 Belmont av (MrRmma Knowl and Mrs wo^ ^Moebel) deacies 4511 E Raveus-

t.-^f“M'i^n Ani A Donahue (Samuel ■h GjP* Clyde A orrison John N Auliut Demboru**** S Donne) lawyers 415, 38 S

Kolb Isador sec C Mrtlliams co 1218, .39 S LasaJle h 418 E .th pi

electric co 1830 Ellen

T- V W Divisioi

NaUmn tailor 1544 Milwaukee av Kottke Emil hardware437 N 41st ct h 3410 N 45th av

Kowalke Edward C trr John Sus A Co 5th fl 117 S oth av h 81 N Heimitage av Kowasowskr Julius mainlst h 1221 Mautene

Kraber Karel see Tabibldg A loan assn 1800 inroop

9 S Dearborn

L McDonald sec Soutiiern land ; |.»30, .>.,2 S Michigan av

sales CO

Garrey R 11 .Mrs turn rooms 3014 S .Michigan av

2201 P?ahie av >'

Ced^IjS j David baggage C A N W sta h Bar-

-.p^'oets Co John Shepherd ..‘-'.fl -fl' 8 Lasalle

(.ibbi.ns Budget wid Jas F h 3708 N HermiUge

,,, ’•19, 910 S Micliigiu/av' u Lake Forest** **" Hemitlge if ’* «-"6 «

j;ia/p J L printer 433;^ IVairie av Gnan Bmlern-k horse sheer h 3143 Wallace

irtilro****" •■i’fCt W R>tb

‘'°518‘EM9rj]i’ """ 1*

Gold Gmis Id v J.re.s Rabiiier Rros-Nevb* ige;

Gens Rudolph pr« Neal A 1 o 2213 |•r.url,. , t'> 1 J*a\vrfnc<‘ av

Mil'bigar;.r'""'' '■ ’4;i'3 S

Jli-iiuiu 'i ,\i foreman b 3012 Prairie iv Giaiiat Mwr b ;i.53o W i.>|i, ,Ti •"

.rant (.crlnitle I, wid Wm || ,ki6S N Paiilin i t. ran /,.,«■ Prank G 1, 302,-, w Coimrek.,

t'akiiii''c<>'-. .('>.)'’w M^eolt iimlcr-

j^aKiijg ((> \\ Madison h 226 S H i»na,i

‘'*"so:db 'T.art "T '* 5624

'’*^b 7i'«v*si..ii';!:;'';,:^" « »^‘’bom

K'eti 1^ M sei' .,1 & Co 2243 Praine av

^**Templ“® School 1201 .Ma.sonie

Hurling Caroline A director 614 .32 N De born

Hurst Jos E ^c Western inst of ethical A phys culture 3257 Evanston av ^ ^

Immrting Hair (lixMs Co J John Zucker pres-

Ingle Stockton elk li 6911 Stewart av Ion Geo A foreman h 3946 Polk

y pres PC Van Ness (inc) 400, 222 N V\ abash av h 1311 Hood av

^'"^Lmritee^ *”**®* ^ Lasalle h 1949

Jackson^Wm (Noyes A Jackson) 124 W Adams

Jacobson B glazier 1439 N Clark h 1238 N c lark

Jaridt Herbert dk 1st fl C A N W sta h 211 Florimond ^ » .r „tt

Jariuchovyski Leonhard (L S . ognild A Co) 2749 \V Division h 1101 N C.Uffoniia av Jaj ne^^.j^ohu J pressman h 4652 \V Ravenswood

Jeiiinek Jos V pres Pilsen monument co 2142 Line Island av h 1823 Laflin Jenks Emm-i J Mrs bmrker 4o8, 58 W Washing- ton li Elmhurst

Jensen Waldemar brklayr h 2106 N Sawver av •li-nsoii Chas driver h 2717 South Park av Jingur Julep Co CThe) Andiew McAnsh ores*

( iristqplier Manier sec 326 W Kiiizie ' Jiri W^limgton Bulling A Loan Assn Frank Hrabak sec 1659 Tliroop .lojmson Albert pliuiiber b 2852 Union av Johnson Henrietta lRs.s stenog 1621 111 W Monroe li (klO W 61st . rr. „

JOHNSON I J ladies tailor 63 E Adams st tel Uarirson-lMil li i;i3-i s Morgan .lajiiison .Mps.i wid Peter li 272S N Rockwell .jo inson Ninius tailor Ji 2741 N Talii.aai av Johnson llobt C (\oinig A .Tohnson) 4606 Kvanston av Ii lOOl Balmoral av Joniis -Vlbcrt mail div C A NW sta h KU7 W HiuTvn

Park*!?' ‘ ^ 5f2S South

Jones Elliott C pies United States lmx>m A

h 27ll-!% ”con«^^^ -Uierdeeii

•'"T3(!^ri'‘’'l.l'H,n'oT’‘'* *

Po.Vni A .Tone, pr.-s; lh()« A Jones tnas mnclunen 172T» Dirkson

• ™-;2t5\'geS3,‘i’'**’‘' " »> nik"

Jorgensen .Mainm R stAunftr h 254.3 Wabansia

Kreider D Robt cash 12 W Monroe h 2930 Indiana av

Kreiter Chas R sec spension steel concrete co 1808, 343 S Deoorn h 458 Oakwood bl Knisemeier Wm, C seiWood-Repp Co 166 W Adams h 3-759 Weivortb av Lachnian Harry carp 54 N Lincoln Lackey Henry W sec 'estem const A imp co 021, loo N Clark 1003 E 60th Ladman Chas shoes 1.6 S loth av

Joplin Langer A Co) r«T^?'^’. ® Miehig av h 1375 E 54th

Lanski Al^aham sec Wtem oxide A specialty T .ts“ Jeffersoni 4545 S Michigan av

Larmrore Chas T solcr.l2a S Wabash av Larson Gn^lda wid tif h 1818 Hancock Learner Emrl T enginetli 2415 N Marshfield av Lebin Samuel (VogellA Lebin) 100. 39 S State h 1006 N Mland av

i<!"0lry 61) 600' Blue Island av h 1325 Turner av Lelewer D A Son (Dav. and S Seward Lelewer Posnerjrats 75 W M^ashington 13o VV Aladison al 310 S State.

R^t’rerine Ms (Lennon A Nugent) 4439 Evanston av 4459 Evanston av Lennon A Nugent vatherine Lennon and Anna Nugent) restirant 4439 Evanston av Letterman Wm E bk- 1225, 37 W Vanburen li 2016 Mohawk

Levin Jacob shoes 35) Ogden av Levine Katherine wid.Javid h 4748 Prairie av Mw L meat rkt 8608 Summit av h 8.708 S Green

Leybot^e Winfield c. 1st fl C A NW’ sta h T B.Ravenswoc Park

L -Hommedieu Clarcni H pres Western tMM da"? r? ^ Sherman h 6924 Sheri-

Libal Ella M Miss s< Shenandoaii auto livery CO 3147 N Halste

Lievense Jacob J bkpi2d fl 1126 S Wabash av ^ h 1314 B 4<th

Lindberg Carl A G v>res The Tailors cleaners & dyers assn 3i<36N Clark h 1257 Winne- mac av

Lindbe^ Irik carp h 14 Buckingham pi Lippani Andrew teamer h 2316 W 23d pi Eitt David pres Relble rug rack co 4850 N Winchester av

Loo^ Jas^W elect cotr 40e, 537 S Dearborn h La Grange

Lovak Louis J elk P ) li 3234 Lemoyne Lucken Hairj’ painterh 13310 Prairie av Ludwig Mezylan elk ,19 W Adams h 669 W 14Ui pi

Luecht Emil F (PaulLuecht & Co) 4th fl 443 Plymouth ct h 2<>5 Wilmot av Lupo Domenico lab 1 923 MUton av Lupo John lab li 104 Milton av Lussen John cigars li76 W Harrison Lus.sen Peter J cigankr li 3412 N 43d av Lustig John foreman h 1545 Roscoe LuthCT Jas W (Goss fe LuUier) 1364 E 63d li hotel Hayes

Lutter Frederick I C diver h 3223 Lemoyne

t’oun^Gardner co 4Ui fl 30 S JeffersMi b|1142 W Jackson bl Luxembureer PcblisAng Co .lohn N Watrv T pres; -NichoHs Ni|es sec 18.33 Greenleaf av Lyall John tailor h E(K35 Emerson av

Lhas glass cU li 3.350 VV Ravemswood Park

MacDoiiald Allan sipt 2013 Mendel) h 4128 N 42d ct

-MacDonald Carjl H usher C A N W sta li 1842 Btrry ar

■Mach Chfetian J dk 618 W Chicago av b <548 .N Clark

MaePherspr Ro>' C set Wilson av garage co T, Btiimor. av h 4840 Sheridan rd

.M.adigaii M.cbael J collr 2i. 230 W Washington Maeuert Bettie wd |.>«1. b rear 1713 Larrabeo •Maggos Gust (Todas A Magg.is) 1210 S Wabash av h 125 Lakf Park pi M.aggos .lobii (Tmias A .Maggos) 1210 S Wa- ba-sli av li 125 Lake Park id M.ir)orlbank.s Wm 8 agt 30 N I.aitalle li La- salle hotel

.Marsliman Federict J auditor 1 S State li ,5250 Praine av

foreman F824 S H-.lstcrl !i

1242! 4Hth

Juejiboff Frederick pmf of agency IllinoU <vil lege of law li 2822 W pifTi ' ‘"‘"Oia col-

Kappler Caroline Mr.s h 1627 Larrabee

Acadeniv (Tot), mg Co ;>05, 9 S Lasalle li 613 Belden av

'JJJo ” Iransl.itoi- 404, 21 V Lasalle .McJMni Tho. ro signs 192.5 \V Vaiibu en .McCliesiip.v J Henii,» treas Unit.d ,St.i broom A brush eo I2o.i l< l\ bonrii pi li i:i(.-> I)ear- l«)rn av

Park '^l* for, -man h 3.50 i Irving

■McGniw Morris seel Tamiebill A Co 120 S Michigan .iv

.5IeGuiiie,« M ill pres Uuited dertrical ons(r co M 1, ? -o’” " X»ii)>'ir<ii Ii 3911 W V.inliiiren

.Mfllugli Bayinoiid ftl. llugli A Clio|, kl .32;i8 ! '^l* El.dmi av

MeHtigli A Cliiiiwk Ra.viiioml M.-H, gli and T, e*P"'s .32ks Eldon iv

■MeNeal IX'lix W pp,. Rcli.ible eleefri, <<> 12 S Jefferson

Melliii clias V asst 0fl.ee mngr 2 .N WtibaA av Ii 867 Rosooe

Merchants Display Fixtru-e Co Wm P Arnold b*oSr’n ^v***^^ '' Baibtf sec 2d fl 1280 Gly-

Mettel Harp; (Mettel A Pomper) 3339 W ,, ..■’■‘F’^spn bl h 3108 W North av Mettel A Pomper (Harry Mettel and Lewis xtATf’i''* dyMs 3339 W Jackson bl Mejer John lah h 16ol Larrabee ^^^^Yohiwk^ J grocer 172,7 Lai-rabee h 1515

Meyer Math A Co (Math Meyer and Vincent fixtui-es 2021 N-Halsted Michuda, Stephen carbldr h rear 263 W 109th M ers Emil J h 64 W Ohio vilify salesman h 3525 Lexington

mH f "'“f ’^‘<f“ey W h 561 Surf

> fi?®, Robert Miller Co 2156 W W Jackson bl

W* M^1^n*"° ilrller pres grocers 2156

^^*'631tl? ^ Vanburen h 3347 W

^“dolnh o'laW'v §.7 80 W Ran-

aoipb n 2149 N 42d av

(Harry .\Llls and Wm P Wliite) \rnio°*^m Randolph

ifieflael tailor h 1920 N Oakley ay fl ffJ3 Ainslie ^ Frederick fireman h 3313 N Leavitt Mrazk Jos ironwkr h 2731 Herndon

Mum, A. Lairabee

'*'*Park^S^ H elk 23 < E Ontario b 1462 Itviug

Munson Carl J1 carp h 4852 N Seeley av

Heiiry (W H Murphy Company) V' *’ Wintlii-op av

w H COMPANY (Win Heiiiy ?fFR|jy’,,.fla.’''>'5ng extracts— vanilla bLim f®’ Randolph-5011

Mutual Chernicar Co H M Dearitt pres ; C J Bnetsprecher sec; chemists 3d fl 1444 W 37tli Vivf^ ^ "'fl”’ liquors 39 N Market

j’fl,,fl ® Central Park av Na(?ozan Railroad Co Alvin N Brown gen traffir mngr 814, 72 W Adams Natmiml^^L^gue For Medical Freedom 814, 115

fl'®‘|°"r^^iflelm A mngr 1725 Dickson h 739

New-comb Harrie H sec Title registraUon and -O^^reijreuonioration co 1624. Ill W .Monioe JACOB B lawyer 8CHJ 3H W V fel Lentral-4580 h 846 Sherid^ rd

Norton Uias contr 2109 W Lake h 3710

Frame av ja

Npvol:uy ^ank horseshoer 4062 W ^th (Jberdiug Irank shoerukr h 2621 W’ard ”

Obemdorf^ilax L (M L Oberndoif A Co) 901 W

Palmqvist O V A Co milhvork 1804 Ining Paik

Park Garage Co Wm H WTieeler pres; Beni G -Madison ’ ■'

Parker »as H dentist 1, 4002 Cottage Grove T, r fl Langley av

Elston Reuord-Herald h 5565

g«CTless Oil Co 5930 Union av PerfMt Glove Co Herman Karpel pres; Leo Alter sec 1611 Emily

oni- organization co

r>„r„ T ’ ® Lasalle h 4123 Drexel bl i etersen Jas pres W«t Englewood construction A supply CO 1804 W 59tb h 6240 S Win- Chester av

Petersen Victor E eiecteician h 3802 N Whipple Peterson Wm O sec VVesteru tyiie foundry 6th .fl 618 Sherman h .3120 Princeton av Phillips ^ank. condtr h 1731 Larrabee I hiRips Gasoline Engine A Motor to W’ L T>, .f,. 218 to 230 N Jefferson

Plumps Wm L g^ and gasoline engines 218 N Jefl'erson h Evanston Polaeek Jos tanner 1643 W’ Lake h 1741 War- reu av

Pondalek Anton brass molder 3d fl 563 Qiiiuey li ],40 W Monroe Pope Eugene M pub 102 N 5th av ** . (THE) gAs tanks

T3 f ,‘1^t7’ -Ylieliigan av tel Calumrt-2755 Prusell Eniely Miss elk li 3500 Diversey av Prussalc Jacob bkpr 3(> S Michigan av li (>>9 Center

.f’ "®2. 542 S Dearborn

h 4449 Racme av

Purity Greers Sundries Mnfg Co 12S N I>eoria J salesman 1574 Clvboiirii av h Siot Southport av Rakstang John meatinkt 4201 Elston av Uamsiey Harry scale insp h 100 Loomis Rattenbury Thos H sec United electrical constr I? Vanburen h 3931 W Congress

Rehan Tlios. E condtr h 6283 Ellerton av Reid D F mngr 301 W Indiana Reiners Frederick A teamster h 3007 Cottage Grove av

Reiners .las A boilermkr h 3007 Cottage Grove av Reiners Tbos F driver li 3007 ( ottage Grove av Iteiter Rose B wid Matthew h 913 N 5:ld av Reliance System coUecUons 622, 127 .\ Dear- born

Repmann Walter vet siirg 3913 Clarendon av h 735 Grace

Saltzmaii Jos pressing machines 307 W Vanburen Schliep Henry machinist ii 3613 Diikens av Searles Aaron M electric welders 1156, 53 W Jackson bl h 1246 Columbia av Shirley Oiarles real est 33, 112 N Lasalle Simmons Howard carpet cleaner 330 Honore _ 1 _ ? ^ «

Alien C Southard sec; prin'ters 1619 s Michi- gan av

Sterling Ladies Tailors Wm D Schmidt pres; JoJin P Booth sec S33 W Jackson hi

Taylor Beni F (Yard, Otis & Taylon y«M, 105 S Lasalle

Tinton ( o of -\ri/ona mining 374 Tlie Rookerv

Waa^e Jolian la^^ye^ 69 W Washington h 3M2 N 42d av

Weinberg Louis dyer 1204 Glenluke av h 112:1 ('enter

WeinlH'rger Martin salesman h 24oO W Division

Weiiiert Wilhelniinna wid (’’has )i 28.35

Weinhonse ('lias cigar nmfr 2.39 W h 1236 Waslibunic av

W 21(^1 Vanburen

Western Institme of Ktliieal and Ph.vsirai ('n’- ture. .Tos E Ilinst sec .3257 Evanston av

Wheeler Bt*nj G sec I*ark garage co .342?> W Madison

Wlieeler Wm II pres Park garage co 3429 W Madison

Wilken Henr>- W cast stone 3720 Milwaukee av li 3S1.5 N 47tl» av

Williams E I* real est 1057 I' 75th h 7411 I>re\el nv

Yanl BYederick A lYanl. Otis A- Taylor) JHM. 105 S T.aiialle h B'vanston

Youngken Dell W < Ik h 1119 Di*;irl>om av

Zuhrich Fnin .\ bknr 4Bk> S Aslilan.i av h 4569 Oakemvald av

Znkerman Wm agt h S.35 S .Vsliland M

Zulaiif Wm B' electrician 617 W Gartleld bl h 56.36 loiwe n\

Zylstra Tlieo«l(frc elk 11146 S Michigan av h 16619 S WubasJi av

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

604

707

608

Corporation of the City.

jlayor— CARTER H. HARRISON, 507 City

Hall

City cierk— FRANCIS D. CONNERY, office,

CoSttolter^OHN^’ E. TRAEGER, 501 City

Commissioner of Public WOTks — LAWRENCE E McGANN, 406 City Hall.

Treasurer— HENRY STUCRART, 204 City

Corooration Counsel — WM. H. SEXTON, 511

City Attorney— N. L. PIOTROWSKI, 602 City

Pr^cutine Attorney — JAS. McINERNEY;

City Hall. ,,

Health Commissioner — GEO. B. YOuNG,

Cit^ isiectrician — ^WILLIAM CARROLL,

City ^*urchaaing Agent — RICHARD J. REY- NOLDS, 3 Vault fl;,. Citj: Hall.

City Statistician and Libranan — FRANCIS A.

EASTMAN, 1005 City nrxxTrr

Supt. House of Correction— JOHN L. WHIT- MAN, S. California av. nr. VV. Twenty-^t^ City Sealer of Weights and Measures— -PETER iMMMER, 18 Vault fl. n- Oity Hall Fire Marehall — CHAS. F. SEYF ERLICH, 1st

Gen'l.*^ Suptf Police — ^JOHN McWEENY, 505 Insnector of Oils — ^JAS. A. QUINN, 1013 City

Gas Inspector — WM. D. WILCOX, 19 Vault fl. City Hall.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Meets every Monday evening.

First Ward — Michael Kenna, Dem. ; John J. Coughliu, Dem.

Second Waid— George Fn Harding, Rep,; Wilson Shufelt, Rep. , „ . , t> aiv *

Third Ward — ^William J. Pnngle, Rep. ; Albert R. Tearuey, Dem. ,

Fourth Ward — John A. Richert, Dem. ; Jos. F.

Ryan, Dem. . ^ , x

Fifth Ward — Charles Martin, Dem. ; Patrick J.

Carr, Dem. , , ^ .xr

Sixth <Vaid— Theodore K. Long, Rep.; W. R. Parker Rep.

Serenth <Vaid— Bemaid W. Snow, Rep. ; Willis O. Nance, Rep.

Eighth Waid — John R. Emerson, Hem. ; J. S.

Derpa, Dem. „ .

Ninth Ward— Dennis J. Egan, Dem. ; Henry L.

Pick Ind. Dem. . ,

Tenth Ward — Frank J. Vavncek, Dem.; Irauk Klaus, Dem. „ „

Eleventh Ward— Edward F. Cullerton, Dem. ;

Frank P. Danisch, Dem.

Twelfth Ward— Anton J. Cermak, Dem.; Wm.

F. Schulte Dem. ^ __

Thirteenth Ward— J. R. Buckley, Dem.; Thos. J. Ahern, Dem.

Fouiteenth Ward — James H, Lawley, Rep.;

Charles J. Lucas, Rep. „

Fifteenth Ward — Henry Utpatel, Rep. ; Albert W. Beilfuss, Rep. „ „ _

Sixteenth Ward— Stanley H. Kunz, Dem. ;

Edmund K. Jarecki, Dem.

Seventeenth Ward — Louis D. Sitts, Rep. ; Stan- ley S. WalkowiaJt, Dem.

Eigliteenth Ward — John J. Brennan, Dem. ;

William J. Healy, Rep. ^ „

Ninteenth Ward— John Powers, Dem. ; James B.

Bowler, Dem. „ ,

Twentieth Ward— John P. Stewart, Rep.; Carl T. Murray, Rep. . „ „ , „

Twenty-first Ward- Francis W. Taylor, Rep. ;

EUis Geiger, Dem. , „ , „

Twenty-second Ward — Herman J. Bauler, Dem.;

Bernard F. Clettenberg, Rep. _ ^ ^

Twenty-third Ward— Jacob A. Hey, Rep.; Fred A. Britten, Rep.

Twenty-fourth Ward— August Knimholz. Dem.

John Haderlein, E>em. ^

Twenty-fifth Ward— Charles M. Thomson, Rep.

Henry D. Capitain. Rep. „ ^ ^

Twenty-sixth VVard — William b . I^ipps, Rep. Peter Rcinberg, Dem.

'Ihventy-seventh ward — Frank J. Wilson, Dem.

Jens N. Hyldahl. Dem.

Twenty-eighth Ward — Harry E, Littler, Rep.

Charles Twigg, Dem. . ^ .. xn

Twenty-ninth ward — Frank McDermott, Dem.

Felix B. Janovsky, Dem.

Thirtieth Ward— Michael Mclnemey, Dem.

Joseph T. Mahoney. Dem.

Thirty-first Ward — James A. Kearns, Rep.

Henry P. Bergen, Dem. ^ ^

Thirty-second ^^^d — Albert J. FTsher, Rep.

.lames Uca. Rep. ^ t-.

Thirty-third Ward— Cliarles E. Reading, Dem.

Eugene Block. Dem. ^

Tliirty-fourth Ward — William F. Ryan, Dem.

Jame.s Donahoe, Dem. ^ „

Thirty-fifth Ward— Charles J. torsberg, Rep. Inivin T. Hazen. Rep.

MAYOR'S DEPARTMENT.

.'.07 Citv Hall

yiixyor — Carter II. Harrison. Secretary— (>has. E. Fitzmorris.

HOARD OF CIVIL SKRVICE COM- MISSIONERS.

rjO City Hall.

Ires., llarmon M. Campbell; Sec., Robt. A. Widdowson; Counsel. H. O. Sprogle; Commis- aioneifi, Elton Lower, Harmon M. Campbell, Jno. J. iJTynn.

BOARD OF ELECTION COMMIS- SIONERS.

3d fl. 8. end City Hall.

(Tiairman, Chas. H. Kellermann; Sec.. An- »honv C'/arnecki; Members. Chas, II. Keller- mann, Anthony Czamerki, Howard S. Taylor; (T*ief (lerk, Wm. H. Stuart; Attorney (3has. H. Mitchell.

BOARD 0*' EDUCATION.

(See also Educational page IK.)

General Offices, Tribune Building. 7 8. Dear- born.— Open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. ; Saturdays from 9 a. m. to 12 m.

Officers of flie Bonrtf.

President — Dr. Tame.s B. McFatrich. Vice-President — Dr. Alexander L. Blackwood. Secretary — Lewis E. liarsoiu

Asst. Secretary— O. N. Fessenden.

Suiierintendent of Schools — Mm. Ella tTagg

First Asst. Supt.— John. D.^^Slioop Asst. Supts.

— Charles P. Megan, William M. Roberts. District Supts.— William C. Dodge, Minnie R. (j'owan, Edward C. RosSeter. O^iUe T. Bright, Eilla C. Sullivan, Charles D. Lowry. Gertrude E. English, Kate S. Kellog, R. M. Hitch and Henry 0. Cox. x .

Supt. of Compulsory Education — W. Lester Bodine. , ^

Supt Parental School— Peter M. Mortenson. Examiner— Austin C. Risliel Business Manager — John A. Guilford.

Attorney — 'Prank Hamlin.

Asst. Auditor — Fred Vogt.

Acting Architect — Arthur F. Hussander.

Acting Chief Engineer— Norman L. Patterson

Members of tbe Board

Daniel R. Cameron. Term expires 1913.

George B. Swift. Term expires 1913.

Nathaniel C. Sears. Term expires 1913,

Otto O. Schneider. Term expires 1913.

Alfred R. Drion. Term expires 1913.

Adolph P. Gartz. Term expires 1913.

Oscar F. Greifenhagen. Term expires 1913. Modie J. Spiegel. Term expires 1911.

Joseph Downey. Term expires 1911.

James M. Kralovec. Term expires 1911.

Mrs. Isabelle O’Keeffe. Term expires. 1911.

Dr. Alexander L. Blackwood. Term, expires 1911 Philip Stein. Term expires 1911.

Dr. Tliomas J. O'Malley, Term expires 1911. Dr. Jeremiah H. Walsh. Term expires 1912. Dean. Walter T. Sumner. Term expires 1912. Dr. James B. McFatrich. Term expires 1912. Frank I. Bennett. Term expires 1912.

Dr. John F. Guerin. Term expires 1912.

Julius P. Smietauka, Term expires 1912.

George F. Koester. Term expires 1912.

Regular meetings of the Board are held on alternate Wednesday evenings at 4:00 p. m.

BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF ENGI- NEERS.

1002 City Hail.

Pres. — Henry A. Zender; Sec., Vernon L. Beau.

BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF MOV- ING PICTURE OPERATORS.

1002 City Hall.

Sec., Vernon L. Bean.

BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF PLUMBERS.

1002 City Hall.

Sec., Vernon L. Bean,

BOARD OF PUBLIC MOTOR VE- HICLE REGISTRY'.

1002 City Hall.

Sec., Venioii L. Bean.

BUILDING DEPARTMENT.

702 City Hall.

Commissioner of Buildings — Murdoch C^p- beil : Deputy CVinimissioner, Robert Knight;

Bldg. Inspector-ill-charge. Kdward F, Kelling; Acting Sec., .lohn J. Falvey.

CITY CLERK’S DEPARTMENT.

Main fl. City Hail.

( Ity Clerk — Francis D. Connery ; Chief Clerk —Edward J. Padden,

CITY COLLECTOR’S DEPART-

MENT.

Main fl. City Hall.

Collector — Eilward Cohen: Deputy City Col- lector, J. F. McCarty.

CITY SEALER’S DEPARTMENT.

Vault fl. City Hall, rv

City Sealer — Peter Zimmer; Cliief Deputy — William F. Cluett.

CITY TREASURER’S DEPART-

MENT.

2d fl. City Hall.

Treasurer — Henr\' Stuckart ; -Vssistant Treas- urer— Jacob Lindlielmer.

COYIPTROLLER’S DEPARTMENT.

501 City Hall. .

Comptroller— John E, Traeger; Cliitf Clerk, Charles J. O’Connor: Deputy Comptroller,

Louis E. Gosselin.

DEPARTYIENT OF ELECTRICITY’.

608 City Hall. ^

City Electrician — -William ('arroll; Chief Opr. F W Sweme; Supt. of Construction. .Harry Leser; Cliief Clerk. .Tohn B. Porter; Cliief Elec-

t-T T'mialo'V* lirVIFT Arc-

HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

707 City Hall.

Commissioner^ — Geo. B. Yoiuig; Asst. -Com- missioner. Gotfried Koehler, M. D. ; Secretai;y, Edward R. Pritchard; Registrar of Vital btatis- tics, M. O. Heckard. ,M. D.; Chief Jkledica.1^ In-

spector, Heman Spalding, M. D. ; Chief Disin- fection Staff, Hyman Cohen, M. D. ; Chiet Bmeau of Food Inspection, Benj. Perry, M. D. ; Chief " ■ ’ pector, Charles B. Ball; Supt. of

f^rederick A. Tonney. M. D. ; Sta- tistidaii, C. SL Clair Drake, M. D.

DEPARTMENT OF BOILER IN- SPECTION.

G13 City Hall. , „ o •

Cliief Inspector — Michael J. Ryan : Suwrvis- ing Engineer, R. B. Wilcox; Chief Clerk, George Ernst.

DEPARTMENT OF SMOKE IN- SPECTION,

614 City Hall

Inspector Chief Asst. Inspector,

Robert H. Kuss; Acting Chief Clerk, E. R. Laub.

BUREAU OF STATISTICS,

1005 City Hall

Statistician — Francis A. Eastman.

LAW DEPARTMENT.

511 City Hall .

Corporation Counsel — William H. Sexton; Assts., Maclay Hoyne, Wm. Dillon, Edward T. Wade, John W. Beckwitli, Jas, J. St. Law- rence, Byron Z. Craig, Pliilip J. McKenna, Frank Johnstone, Jr., Eugene H. Dupe^ Ed- gar R. Hart, Ross S. Oawford, Harry J. Ganey. Patrick W. Sullivan, Nicholas Michels, Bernard J. Mahoney, Howard F, Bishop, S. A. T. Wat- kins, Max M. Korshak. Geo. L. Beker, Hairy H. Berger, Lee D. Mathias and Frank T. Huen- ing; Chiet Clerk, Andrew J. Callaghan.

602 City Hall ^ ^ ,

City Attorney — Nicholas L. Piotrowsky ; Assts., Morton A. Mergentheim, J. B. Brenza, James R. Considine, Matthew E. Clark, Rich- ard Donovan, Myer S. Emrich,^ Edward C. Fitch, Samuel C. Herren, Justin F. McCartliy, Geo. P, Mulligan, Geo. McMahon, Matthew J. O’Brien, Edward Prindiville, Michael C. Zacha- rias, W. W. O’Brien and David R. Levey; Chief investigator, F. O. Sebring.

604 City Hall. ^ ,

Prosecuting Attorney — Jas. S. Mclnemey , Assts.. Edwin J. Raber. Albert J. W. Appell, MoiTis Barnett, J. Edward Clancy, Geo, Em- micke, Henry Eckhardt. Leroy Hackett, Abel

B. Krestky, J. HeniT Kraft, Ernest Langtry, Ota P. Lightfoot, Bernard G.^ Matz, .John L. Mcluerney, Wm. Navigate, John Prysuilski, Walter A. Kooney, Frank ('. Souhrada U. b. Schwartz, Jaroslav Viterua and W. J. Vavra. Anton J. Zeman, Julius H. Qtiasser, Robert

C. Busse, James W. Breem. Charles L. Swan- son Will C. Moody, Frank M. Hillis, big-

mund D. L. Kolar.

Jonas, Walter M. Krimbell, Otto

trical ’ Inspector, Victor H, Tousley; Chief Arc- Lamp Trimmer, Frank B. Flynn.

department of public WORKS.

40<! City Hali. „ , „

(’ornniissioner — Lawrence E. McGann; Dep. Commi.ssioner, .los. O. Kostner; City Engineer — Jolin Ericaon; Suiicrintcudent of Seweus— Wm. E Quinn ; Superintendent of Streets — llotit. M, Cochrane; Superintendent Bureau of Maps-— John I). Riley; Siiiierintendciit of Water (,oI- Icrtion Bureau— William J. M-Court; Super- intendent Special Aasesameiita — ( harles A. V. Hlandish ; Sniierintendent of Department of Track Elevations — Francis Owens 401 City Hail.

Harbor Master — Thos. Moynihan. lotli II. a. end. City Hall.

City Architect — Qlias. W. Kallal.

-102 Citv Hall.

Citv Bridge Engineer — Thomas *

15 Vault fl. City Hall.

Bureau of Compensation — Supt McGuiren.

, I’ihlfeldt. Henry V.

lYIPROVE-

nOARD OF LOC.YI.

YIENTS.

2fl fl. Citv Hall, s, end.

I’rcs., Geo. A. Hcliilling:

F. Smitli; Hei'. and Sunt. Sme

Charles A, V.

Schilling. Cl.ayton I'. Smitli. Jrauk Suns, lYaiik X. Rydzewski, Fred Burkliard.

Pres., fflayton ial Assefisments,

MUNICIPAL COURT.

( dty Hall, 8th and 9th floors.

Chief Justice — Harry Olsen. Room 915. Judges Business Oflice,_Room 919.

Judges — BYeeniaxi K. BJaive^ WiUiam W. Maxwell, Judson F. Going, William N. (3em- mill, William N. Cottrell, Edwin. K. Walker. Edward A. Dicker, Isidore H. Himes, Arnold Heap,., John R. Newcome^ Henry C.

Max feberhardt, Frederick L. hake, Jr., Charles N. Goodnow. Oscar M. Tornson, Hpsea W. Wells. Sheridan E. Fr;^ Joseph Z. Uhhr, Hugt R. Stewart, John R. Caverly, John J. Rooney. Thomas F. Scully, Jacob H. Hopkins, James C Martin, Harry P. Dolan, Joseph Sabath^ Charles A. Williams 8th ffi .Smith ,

Clerk Homer K. Galpin; Chief Deputy Clerk, George Walker, 8th fl. North End ; Chief Bailiff Tliomas M. Hunter: Chief Deputy Bailiff:

George H. Woods.

Civil Branches.

1st District — City HaU.

2d District — 8855 Exchange av.

Criminal Branches.

1st District — Harrison, Desplalnes, Maxwell Hyde Park, 33th st. West; Slieffleld av,, Engle wood, W. Cliicago av. E. Chicago av. Sluikcs' jieare av. ixilice stations and I -riminal Court

^ District — South Chicago police station.

aiUNlCIPAL LIBRARY.

1005 City Hall.

Librarian, Francis A, Eastman.

POLICE DEPARTMENT.

505 City Hall. . , u .. ..r

General Siijieiintendent, .John McWeciiy.

.’.05 City Hall. „ t. o u .

.\sst Geiil. Supt., Heiman F. Schuettler, lotii fl. City Hall, n. end Secretary. Si. Mayer, Chief Clerk, riiilip Mr Kciiiia, 303 City Hall. Custodian, Dc Witt ( Crfgier.

179 N. LaSallo.

(’entral Division, Nicholas Hunt, insijectoi' Detective Bureau — Cai>t. John Halpin, oom

*^^Burt‘au of Identification — <525 8. Clark. Capt M. P. Evans, in diargc. *

Itureuu of Ambulam’e Service— Geo. 0. Hunt M I), chief. 615) Cbty Ilrll.

Police Pension Fund. Hoard of Trustees AUurt W. Huge, seeretary, 10th fl. n, ( aly

**Vehifle Bureau— Sergt h'rank Daley, Chief, .‘lot <’itv Hall „ ^

Moving Pieture Bureau — Sergt. c.has O Don nc1l. (’hief. 304 City Ilah. „ ^ ,

Mounted Sfjuadi'on — 1121 S. State, Capt

Chas. C. flealy, eoinmandmg. „ ^ ^

Motorcycle Squad — ‘iOo (yity Hall. Sergt. Jos, J. Dubneb, Chief. ^ „ _ , . i . a

Superintendent of norses— ^apt. Adam S Barb(T, 10th fl. n. (bty Hall,

Bureau of Police Records— Sergt. Horace Elliott. Chief. 1017 Had.

Drillrnaster — Major John W. Battder, .)0.> Cd Hall

Ueadanarters. Stations and Pre- cincts.

1st Division Headquarters — 625 S. Clark — John Wheeelr, inspector.

1st District. 1st Precinct. Capt. P* J. Gib-

2d^D^irict, 2d Precinct — 625 S. Clark.

3d I*recinct— 210 W 22d.

4th Precinct — 2523 Cottage Grove av, ^

3d District, 5th Precinct — 454 E 3oth.

6tli Ib'ecinct — 740 W 35th. th Precinct — 2013 Loomis. ^ .

2d Division Headquartersr— 523o Lake av.

W’m. P. Clancy, inspector.

4th District. 10th Precinct— 5233 Lake av.

11th Ih-ecinct — State se. cor. 50th.

5th District, 12th Precinct — 6344 Jeftexson av. 13tli Precinct — 834 E. 75th ,

14th Precinct— 381 E. 115tli pi

6th District, 15th Precinct — 2638 B. 89tli

IGtli Precinct — 3525 E. 106th.

3d Division Headquarters — 4736 S. Halstcd.

P. D. O’Brien, inspector.

9th District, 21st Precinct — Maxwell se. cor.

S. Morgan.

22d Precinct — ^2075 Canalport av.

23d Precinct— Hinman cor. S. Paulina.

16th District, 24th Precinct 22.j0 W. 13th 25th I*recinct— 27th and S. Lawndale av.

26th Precinct— S. -lOth av. and Fillmore.

4th Division Headquarters — Maxwell se. cor. S, Morgan. Patrick J. Lavin. inspector.

10th District, 27th Precinct— 120 N. Desplainee 28th Precinct — 1637 W. Lake.

15th District, 29th Precinct — 2433 Warren av. 30th Precinct — 1250 W. Lake Blst PrecineW-W. Lake nw. cor. Central av. 5th Diviaon Headquarters — 120 N. Desplaines.

rOras. C. Dorman, inspector. ^

11th District. 32d Precinct— im W. Chicago av.

33d Precinct— 1312 W North av.

34th Precinct— W. North av. ne. cor, N. Oakley av.

I4th District, 35th Precinct— Shakespeare av, and California av.

36th Pi*ecinct— Milwaukee av. se# cor.. Irving Park boiil.

37th Precinct— Grand av. cor. N. 49th av, ,

6th Division Headquarters — 1123 W. Chicago av. Stephen K. Healy, inspector.

12th District. 38th Precinct 115 W, Chicago av.

39th Precinct— Hudson av. and Blackhawk. 40th Precinct — 2126 N. Halsted 13th District, 41st Precinct — 2742 Sheffield av. 42d Precinct— N. Halsted and Addison.

4.3d Precinct— N. Robey cor. Grace.

44th Precinct— Foster av. cor. N. Winchester av. 45th Precinct — N. Clark se. cor. Estes av. 7th Division Headquarters — 115 W# Chicago av.

John L. Rever^ inspector.

7th District, 17th Precinct — 6345 Wentwortli av. 18th Precinct— W. 85th se. cor. S. Green.

8th District. 19th Precinct — 4736 S. ^ Halsted. 20th Precinct— W. 47th cor. S. Paulina.

8th Precinct— S. California av, cor. W. 39th.

Ilonse of Correction.

West side S. California av. bet. W. 26th st. and the River.

In.spectors— George Mason. Charles A. Mc- Culloch and John J. Sloan. Supt.— John L. Whitman.

Municipal Lodfrintr House.

162 N. Union— Supt.— Charles F. Rogers.

Animal and Doji? Pound.

S. Sacramento av. ne. cor. W. 29th, Supt. William F. Stuart.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Office, Main fl. north end. City Hall.

Fire Marshal — Charles F, Seyferlich.

1st Asst. Fire Marshal — ^Thomas O’Connor.

2d Asst. Fire Marshal — Patrick .1. Donaboc.

3d Asst. Fire Marshal — Edward J. Buckley.

4th Asst. Fire ^larshal and Fire Inspector — John C. McDonnell,

Secretary— William C, Gamble.

Attorney — Michael F. Sullivan.

Asst. Secretarj' — John P. Murphy.

Storekeeper— Arthur J. Kelly.

Vet. Siirg.— Fred .T. Leith.

Supt. of Machinery — George M. Murphy.

No. 1—87 E.

Ega No. 2-

Rattalions.

Washington. Chief, Patrick

_ 158 W. Erie. Chief, Benj. O’Connor.

No. 3—1613 Hudson av. Chief, Jacob Grauer. No. 4—1625 N. Robev (Tluef. Chas. N Heajicy. No. 5 — 1127 W. Chicago av. Chief, Jeremiah McAuliffe. * -r r>

No. 6—1641 W. Lake. Chief, Thomas J. Rey- nolds.

No. 7 — 1123 W 12th- Chief, Michael Kerw'in. No. 8 — 1154 W. 22(1 Cliiet, Thomas Hackett No. 9 — 210' W. 22d. Chief. Michael J. Oom-

23 W 31st. Cliief, David J. Mahoney. No. 11—4738 S. Halsted. Cliief. Martin Lacey. No. 12— 6:i45 We\itworth av. Chief, Joseph L. Kenyon. , . ^

No 1.3 — 2744 Shemcld av. Chief, Fiank Conway. No. 14 — 9321 South Chicago av. Chief, Mich- ael R. Driscoll.

No 15 — 2258 W. 13*1.. Chief. John James Ward.

No. 16 -4000 Cottage Grove av. Chief. Jolm Smith. X

No 17—32 B 114t1i. Cliief, Gcorgo McAllister. No. 18—4000 Wilcox av. (Cliief, Eugene Sweenev.

No. 19—1024 E 73d. Chief. Thos. Kenney.

Eonipinent.

Number of steam engines, 1 17 : hose wagons. 115; water towers. chemiesjd engines, ; cluum'.’al extinguishers, 8; hook and ladder Irncls, 34; river fire boats. 4; men, 1790; lior.^es, 8<K>.

Enurinc Companies.

No. l; .T1.3 S. .'iUi av. ; No. 2. 2-H9 Low avj No. a. S.'w W. Erie: No. •* 12}4 N. I al.sted

No 6 .'128 8. Jefferson; No. 6, .’ll 4 -Maxwell; No. 7, reil! Bine lalaml av: No. 8. 19:!1 Arciier av.; N'o. 9, 252.1 Cottage (Sr.rve av. ; N«

No. II. 10 B. Michigan; No. 12, 1641 W Lake- No. lii, 200 N. Dearborn; No. 14. 509 w; Chieago liv ; No. 15, 1150 W. 2fi; No., 10.

W. .•ilst; No. 17, 558 W Lake; No. 18. 11A1 W. 12tii; No. 19, :i44 l Blinrira ar. : No. 29.

City

1318 Kawson; No. 21, 14 E Tavlor- No 99 ^3. ITll W 21st ^ ; No-

\v M Lincolu; No. 27. 1242

\\ ells; No. ^2S, ^2^G7 j^omis; No. 29, 740 W.

N°o^^3^'22?s“k®vf’ Washiiigtoii;

N. ftanBin-;

|d lo, fo.lf

• Ntefll ^!l N^o?-445&'"-Lii^i:

Cottage Grove a.f; No. 46, 932^ fi 1 -^541 Dobson ay. ; No.

48, iWo Dearborn: No. 49, 1612 W i7th- w”' Wentworth av; No. 51, 634d

Wentworth av. : No 52 4710 S. Elizabeth;

No. 53, Packers av. and 40th; No. 54, 8023 Vincennes av.; No. Eg. 2742 Sheffield av. ; No i''- 1 No. 67. 2412 Haddon av. • No ,N. end 92d st bridge;

60, 1315 E. 55th ■ bio. 61 ”®V,6^v62 *• 114th V®- Jackson av.: No. 64, 6244 Ladin-

Nn' R7 ■ 66- ^58 Fillmore ;

Wo. 67. 4666 Pultou: No. 68, 1642 N. 44Lb av • No 0l5, 4017 N. 4^ ct.- No 70, 2102 Ealb wood av. : No. 71 (Fire feoat) Vf. end Weed ^9o"w®®’ ^S' Sherman av. ; No, 73,

8630 Em^ld av. ; No. 74. 10615 Ewing av ■

N? ^• i99^«''^o^® = f^®V,'‘®’ 6317 Corflandi No. (7. 12^ S. 4<hh ct. : No. 78, 1052 Wavel 108?h®^rAr^®«f^®f N. Ashland av. ; No 80, 108th cor. Steplieuson ; No. 81, 10458 Hoxie No. 82, ^th cor. Cottage Grove av.; No.

S. Hoisted;

No. 00, 3<0(> W. Huron; No. 86. 2414 Cuvier flv. • No. _87, 9321 S. Chicaeo av. : N^. 88,

THE LAKESIDE CITY DIRECTORY.

boul.), Urence w. along said n. line of Sec.

?■ 16. to the uw. cor. ot Sec. HI, 1, 40, It, 13, thence s. along the

w. line of Sec. 19, Sec. 30 and Sec. 31, if. 40,

*o J;he sw. cor. of Sec. 31, T. 40, K.

. cf North av.), thence e. along the s, line of Sec. 31 and Sec. 32 T. 4(4 E. 13, to the centre Ime of Sec, 6, f. 39. E. 13. thence 5. along the centre line of Sec. 5, ^ec. 8 and §®®- T. 39. R. 13, to the sw. cor. of e. tk.

Sec, 17, T, 39, R. 13 (W. 12th st.), thence e.

17, Sec. 16 and Sec.

13. ^ 3Jh R. 13, to the centre line of w. y.

Sec, 22 T, 39, R, 13 (S, 46tb av.), thence s.

ffiong the o^tre line of Sec. 22, Sec. 27 and Sk 1° N. 46th av., thence s.

R 19^’iw ‘^Q’of?' y. to n. line of Sec. 3, T, 38, R. 13, (W. 39th st ), thence w. along the n.

line of Sec. 3, T. 38, R, 13, to the nw, cor.

of said section, thence s, along the w. line of Secs. 3. 10, 15, 22. 27 and 34. T. 38, R. 13 to sw. cor. of said section (W. 87th st. , thence m Secs- 34, 35 and 36,

y 68, R. 13, to nw. cor. of Sec. 6, T. 37. R

14. thence s. along the w. line of Secs. 6

7 Md n. % of 18. T. 37. H. 14, to the

centre line of Sec, 18, T. 37, R. 14 (<V. lOTtli

^1*® centre line of Secs.

16 3^ R ^a^-^iiyfyi® w. line of Sec.

IP’ 71. 67 R 14 (s. Hoisted st.), thence s. ?>°“® *'*'®*7* % Sec. 16, T. 37,

"»•.*> v*^' ^321 S. Chicago av • No

9^1 (hA 46ti rt.; No.

M No. 91, 3000 Eldridge

No '«W®'333^<s*yH® l>“i'erton av. bridge;

No ®’'-= No. 94 , 326 S. Jeffereon

No. 95, 4000 Wilcox av. ; No. 96, 441 N Wal- ler av. ; No. 97, 13359 Superior av. ; No. 98

N?“ 10O®®68«'tS?"- 99y,6042 S. 41st

cc, NO. IW, 6843 Jefferson av. ; No. 101 6900 S®- 7079 N. dlark No.’ m

N^^^l^' Michigan av. ;

A -’c^69 W. Elne; No. 106, Diversey av.

= S®' 707, 2258 Vv. 13th. ; No 108, 483i Our; No. 109, W. 24 th cor. S I7m’^^®’n^®i ,77®’ Foster av. ; No. Ill

1707 N. Washtenaw av ; No. 112 1732 Bvron M?fn.776' 4<K8 I^xington- No. 114 . 3542^1 lertoii av.; No. llo, &. Feoria cor W 119th N"'52d 'av'^- ®- WoSd? No.'^il^, 81(5

Hook and Ladder Comnanies.

7’.,527, S Lasalle; No. 2, 540 W. Wa.sh 99^N- 155 w. Erie; ko. 4, 210 W.

22d, No. 5, 1125 W. 12th; No. 0, 119 !n. Fiauk wi- o®bJ-i.757 N Lincoln; No. 8, 2865 Loomis; No. 9, 87 E. Waslungton; No. 10, 1613 Hudson 71.„9 E. 36th pi.; No. 12, 2258 W.

V^.^7rfield av; ko 14, 920 Tr' ,755^ Cottage Grove av; No.

16. 1401 E 62d pi. : No. 17, 9321 South Ghi- = 78. 4738 S. Halsted; No. 19

i,7 '77or-,,S‘i'®,a®® No. 20. 450 W. 69th,

y.- 7^81 Belmont av. ; No. 22, 2545 Foster av. ; No. 23 4837 Our; No. 24. 10400 Vin

'^®- 25., 7077 N. aark; No 26, No. 27, 30 E. 114th; No. 28. 1625 N. Robey. ; No. 29, 441 N. Waller av. ; No. .30, 6017 State; No. 31, 1401 Michi- ^n JV.; No. 32, W. ^th cor. S. Whij '

.w®- ,'iof ^Y‘ S. Marshfield av. ;

o4, 1024 E, 73d.

Hose Companies.

No. 4. 558 W. Lake.

Fire Insurance Patrol.

Superintendent. E. T. Shepherd, 163 W. Mon f?!?,- 1.?-®;. 7. W. Monroe; 19 men. No 2 ^7 b. Sangamon; 16 men. No. 3, 15 W 23d'

8 men. No. 4, W. Forty-third, cor. Centre av

TT^°' 2J1 Whiting st. ; 6 men. No. 6

.1;S4 S. Hoyne av. ; 8 men. No. 7, 16^ W Di- vision; 9 men. No. 8. 324 N. Michigan av' ■ 17 men. lire Reporter, James J. Wheaton. ’

Fire Alarm TeleKrapli.

Room 35, 128 N, LasaJle. Harry Leser, su- perintendent "* ‘ -•

5th av.

of construction, 4W. 126’ N,

Electric Repair Shop.

720 Sebor. Jacob F. Mehren, chief, CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY. Washington nw. cor. Michigan av.

(See also Libraries page 20)

Office open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Officers of the Board. President. Robert J. Roulston; Vice-President Geo. B. Armstrong; Secretary, Harry G. WU son ; Librarian, Henry E. Legler.

niembers of the Board.

Dr. Mortimer Frank, 31 N. State; Henry V. Freeman, 09 W. Washington; Horatio L. Wait. .30 N. Lasalle; Robert J. Roulston. 229 N. State; Graham Taylor, 37 W. Lake; Julius Stern. 137 S. Lasalle; Dr. Antonio Lagorio. 8i2 Dearborn av. ; Frederick H. Rawson, 7 S. Dear- born ; George B. Armstrong, 64 E. Vanburen.

CITV BOUNDARIES.

Northern Bo^dary — From Indian boundary tef , to the centre line of

Sec. 29. T. 41, R. 14, thence w. along the cen- Sf® a !“®r.°7, ®®,®- also Sec. 30 and Sec. 25,

m ai- r' 7,6j c®>'. of sw. Vi Sec. 25.

T. 41, R. 13 (N. Kedzie av. and Howard st.), thence s. on the w. line of Sec. 25 and Sec. i/A Tii ^.7,' 7t- 13, to the n, line of Sec, 2. T. 40. It. IJ (N. Kedzie av. and Devon av.). them* w, along the n. line ot Secs. 2. 3. 4. p®®in t,49.,.K- 18. ,,to the ne. cor. of G, r. 40, R. IJ, and the se. cor of See 31. T. 41 R. 13 (N. 64th a?: and Mil ®®® “6“®e n. westerly along Milwaukee

‘d - y 7h® centre line of se. y. S c. 31. T. 41.

K. 13, thence w, along the centre line of said

se. 'A and sw V, Sec. 31. T. 41, R. 13, to al. m blk. 4 of Lindstrom & Malmsted's sub., thence n. along al, to Hamilton st,, thence w. to Milton st.. thence s. on Milton ,sL to the

rantre line of tlie w. Vi sw. M Sec. 31, T. 41

K. 13; theiire w. on said linm also the cen- tre line of the e. se. ^ec. 36. T. 41. T ]f R ‘I'o ?i"7re line of se.U feec. 36,

Siel'ekt^-Iililo&/-Se‘c° l!“V’4o’‘”^

lT%S.- ‘l¥(^v"kter-st?l.

WMtem Boundary— From nw. cor. of the P,®. .4, 8 c. 1.^. 40, R. 12 (Winter st.). s. to Evenl! av., thence e, on said av. to cen- tre line ofne., V, Sec. 1, T. 40, R 12 thence

he« % Sec. 1, T. 40, Ft 12 to a linA nf aAwi ftec fiiryn Mawr av.), thence e, along said line also a. line of Sec C and Sec

nr?,. M 60th av. : and

Br>n MawT av.) thence b. along said centre lino of .Sec. 8 and 8ec. 17. T. 40 R n tS the n. line See 20. T. 40. 'R ■i3^'7,-,r^/6^Jo |

along smd st. to the centre Tine’"'of Sec.''''2o' T. 37. R. 14 (W. 115th st.). thence w. along centre Ime of Sec, 20, T. 3^, R. 14, to the

nw. cor. of the s. ^ of said section (S, Ash- land av.). thence s. along the w. line of the y®, 7‘“® of tly® 44 of

Sw, 29. T. 37. R, 14, to the centre line of

Mid n. % of Sec. 29, T. 37, R. 14, thence

e. along centre hue of Sec. 29, T. 37. R. 14

to the w. line of Sec. 28, T. 37. R. 14 (s!

Halsted st.) thence s. along the w. line of Sera. .28 ana 33, T, 37, R. 14, to the Cain- met nver.

Southern Bmindary— From w. line Sec. 33, T. r-I’i...?', 74 HMsted st.), e. along Little Calumet river to Indian boundary line, thence ne. along said Indian boundaiy line to the ®- 7*®e, of a tract containing 1234 acres re- served fro.m annexation, thence e. along the n. l‘“® rtMt to toe eimt line of toe nw. 14

ft- ,14. (Stewart av. extended), thence s. along said line to Little Calumet nver, thence along toe course of .said river to nln?h Ty,® ®7 y® 2W.44 Sec. 33, T. 37, R. 14. (130th sL, extended), thence e. along said line L. K. R,. tl^noe s. easterly along said raUroad to Little Calumet river, thence along said nver to the Illinois Central R. R., thence ^ westerly Mong said railroad to Little Calii- met nver. toence along said river to w. line of Sec. 34, T. 37. R. 14. (Indiana av.), thence s. along w. line of See. 34, T. 37, R. 14 to s. line of said section (138tb st.), thenc4 e. Mong the s. Ime of Secs. 34, 35 and 36, T. P-.?- 74.,.an<l Secs. 31 and 32, T. 37, R. 15. to the Indiana State Line.

Eastern Boundary— Indiana State Line and Lake Michigan,

WARD BOUNDARIES.

rn.v„„7^®iJ^~73ommeTicing at toe mouth of toe f7®,®®®,‘?..,7tiver, thence w. and s. to 22d thence 90 tbence n. to the Chicago river.

„''^“‘7-C(^enemg at the Lake and 22d, w Clark, thence s. to 26th. thence

r* Prmceton av. toence s. to 32d, thence e. to CMumet av., thence s. to 33d, tlience e. to toe Lake, thence n. to 22d,

3d Ward--Co^eneing at the Lake and 33d, thence w. to Calumet av., thence n. to 32d toence w. to Paniell av., thence s. to 39th

thence a .to State, thence e. along the Township line dividing. the Township of South Chicago and tofnc^°S.“1j7>gOf_ Hyde Park to toe Lake.

4th Ward — Commencing at 22d and the Chi- cago River, thence sw. to Loomis, thence s. to 37st, toence w. to Centre av., thence s. to fh®.®®® ®- to Morgan, toence s. to 33d. toence e. to S. Halsted, toence s. to 33d. toence e, to Painell av.. toence n. to 32d toence e, to Princeton av.. thence n. to 26tln toence e, to Clark, thence n. to 22d, thence w. to the place of beginning.

5th Ward— Commencing at Loomis and the Cbic^p River thence s. along the River and the 111. and Mich. Canal to 39th, thence e. to ParneU av., toence n. to 33d. toence w. on 6Jd to S. Halsted, toence n. to 33d, thence w. to S. Morgan, thence n. to 32d pi., thence w. to Centre av., thence n. to 31st, tkence e. to Loomis, toence nw. to toe Chicago River.

6th Ward— Commencing at toe ne. cor. of toe To^ship of Hyde Park, thence w. to S. State, thence s. to 51st, thence e. to CotUge Grove av., thence s. to 52d, thence e. to toe 7® ff'® Pl®®® ®f beginning.

7th Ward— Commencmg at toe Lake and 52d, toence w. to Cottage Grove av., thence n. to 51st, thence w. to S. State, thence s. to 71st. to^5^ ®* Mong to the Lake, thence nw. along

8to Ward-Commencing at 71st and the Lake, toence w. to Stony Island av., thence s.

ana JO, 1. 37 N., R. 14. toence s. to toe city limits, toence ^ e. to the Ind. State Line.

7 ,?RP®i,?- J-®,,7he Lake, toence nw. to 71st. n,27b Ward— Commencing at the S. Branch of toe Chicago River and W. 12th, toence w. to S. Morgan, toence s. to W. 18th. thence w. to 8. Morgati, thence 3. to the S. Branch of the Chicago River, toence ne. to toe place of be- ginning,

„„yth Ward-Commencing at S. Morgan and »?7'a Wv 72th, toence w. to Laflin, toence s. to South Branch of the Chicago River, thence ?if; ^ ?• thence n. to W. 18th.

of beginning n. to the place

Tn'Jw Y^®'^-C0'®mencing at Laflin eor. W.

1 2rt 7®o CTOiess. thence s. to W.

tiTo ,7®,?' Hoyne av., thence s. to

‘“5 7"- ond Mrch (,anal. toence ne. along III.

r’l South Branch of Hio Chicago River to LafUn. thence m to W. layior.

iiy7b Ward— Commencing at S. Hoyne av. cor a ' r 72ub -Hience w. to S, Homan av., tlience

to Dgjpn thence sw. to Clifton Paik av., to®nce s. to W. 24th, thence w. to S.

V? thence s. along toe III. and Mich. Canal, thence ne. to S. Hoyne av 7^i®iVl® ®i77^® of beginninc.

Wer'i'-Commencing at Western av.

.thence w. to Homan av.’, thence n. to W. Kinzie, thence w. to N. 4iitli a V., thence s. to W. 12tli. thence e. to S ning'*™ thence n. to toe place of begin-

„J7th W^-Commencing at N. Ashland av. av ",'.v L*?®''®® «’• to N. Homan

?«■ i^ii®®®® »• to Washington boiil., thence e.

Ashland av.. toence n. to the place of be-

Vniin' jY®''^;rHommcncing at N. Robey cor. W. North thence w. to N. Kedzie av.. thence

livi® .‘■'’'®®ff® thence e. to N. Ash

to N "• t® W. Division, thence w.

nffig ■ 77®®®^" thence n. to toe place of begin-

76 h Ward-Commencing at toe N. Branch of the Chicago River and Fullerton av, toence w. to N. Robey, toence s. to W. 6ivision thence e^. to the N. Branch of the ChiS gto''ntog,77t®®®® ®bd nw. to the place of he-

.r,7Jth Ward-Commencing at toe N. Branch of w^®to7-N®®f°v.i7t*j®*' ®tid W. Division, toence A^Mand av., toence s. to W. Kinzie, toenra e. to toe N. Branch of toe Chicago 77i;fth w®*'^® 7® the place of beginning,

ail 7h Ward-Commencmg at the Chicago River thenra w. to N. Ashland av., toence s. to W. Madison, thence e. to Cen- tre av.. toence s. to W. Vanburen, toence e to toe S. Branch of the Chicago River 7^i®ufSf 7®, the place of beginning. nf7tu Ward-Commencing at the 3. Branch Ot tbe Chicago River and W. Vanburen, thence w* Loomis, thence s. to W. Taylor, thence

w. to Laflin, thence s. to W. 12th tfienrp- p n of the Chicago River, thence

“oofi beginning.

117 Ward— Commencing at Ashland av, cor

W. Madison, toence n. to Washington boul thence w. to Western av., thence s. to W. 12to’ thence e. to Cypress, toence n. to W. Taylor’ thence e, to Loomis, thence n. to W Van'

thence e. to Centre av.. thence n, to W^^Madison, thence w. to the place of begin-

Ward-Commencing at the Lake and North, ay., thence w. to Sedgwick, thence s. to Division, thence e. to Wells, thence, s to the Chicago River, thence e. to the Lake.

place of beginning,

iT2d . Ward^ommencing at NortTi av. cor. Sedgwick, .thence w. to N. Branch of the Uncago River, thence s. and se. to Wells toence n. to Division, thence w. to Sedgwick' place of beginning.

23d Ward— Commencing at the Lake and Ful- lerton av., thence w. to N. Halsted. thence s. to Cpter, thence w. to Racine av., thence s. to Clybourn pi, thence w. to the Branch S? -JP® Chicago River, thence se. and s. to Ntorth ay., thence e. to the Lake, thence n. to the place of beginning,

24th Ward— Commencing at Racine av. cor. Belmont av., thence w. to the N. Branch of the Chicago River, thence se. to Clybourn pi., thence e, to Racine av., thence n. to Center thence e. to N, Halsted, thence n. to Fullerton ay., thence w. to Racine av„ thence n, to the place of beginning.

25th Ward— Commencing at the Lake and the Indian boundary Ime. thence sw. to Howard, thence w. to Ridge rd., thence s. and se. to Devon av., thence e. to N, Clark, thence s. and se. to Irving Park boul.. thence e. to Ra- cme av,, toence s. to Fullerton av., thence e.

n. to place of beginning. 26th Ward— Commencing at Ridge rd. cor. Howard, tiience w, to Kedzie av., thence to Devon av., thence e. to N. Western av.,. thence s. to Belmont av., thence e. to Uacme av., thence n. to Irving Park boul.. thence w. to N, Clark, thence nw, and n. to Devon av., thence w, to Ridge rd., thence nw. and n, to the place of beginning,

2ith Ward— Commencing at N. Western av. cor. Devon av., thence w. to N. 64th av thece n., nw,, ne., nw., w., n., w., s., w., s ’ w., s., e. and s. along the city limits’ to Br>Ti Mawr av., thence e. to N. 60th av.. thence s. to Irving Park boul., thence w.

to N. 72d av., thence s, to W. North av.,

thence e. to N. Kedzie av., thence n. to

Diversey boul, thence e. to the N. Branch of the Chicago River, thence nw. to Belmont av., thence e. to N. Western av., thence n. to

the place of beginning.

28th W “ ’ ^

Cook County

Q- Ball, Joseph H. Fitcli .^omas C. Clark, Martin M. Gridlev Wm Fpn’ A- McdS Richaid ae?k!"”(;ha®!e“

ers in ChlMeiyl" V.' OTlonnd!'’ Wirt^i’ Barber Joto fe. Hun®'

Circuit Court.

cioS™??^ fth floor County Buildine

Clerk Room 412. Chief Justic^ Charles M® Walker; AsMciate Justices John Gibbons I^ckwcwd Honore, Frank feaker Adelor l" Nickham . Scanlan, Merritt iv, Pineiknev

Tuthill^' Edi‘ird“’ t?®"W® Nersten, Richard S.’ ^uiiii, ^award O. Brown, F A Smith

T?Y“nhi?f Clerk, Joseph E.' Bi^ill

3 r. , Chief ( 'lerk, Louis Hutt* Ma^tpr« i»i Chancery William A. Done. WederRk Sas<f

S^^olmm’^°^h'er?®w‘® W-- puBfyan, Richard \TT Albert W. Bnekwood, Granville

W. Browni^, John W. Ellis, Stillman B Jamieson. Roswell B. Mason, George Mills Iffiqmas Taylor. Jr., rioratio T Wa t Simund Zmsler. Terms, third Monday of each

XT • County Court.

North wing, 6to floor County Buildine sj.or'!®®’. E. Owens; Asst., Francis T

Siillivan* Clerk, Robert M. Sweitzef Chief Clerk, (Jeorge L. McConneU. TeiS ’ secrad Monday in each month. xcims, secono

Juvenile Court.

771 Ewing. Presiding Judge Merritt to Pinckney; (3hief CierkJ^JosepF k S- M^l days, Thursdays, and Fridays; '

90 Ail. Criminal Court.

nlf-cot‘’’'De«bo.?f‘iy®‘‘7 THichigan st.

„H“^®l7'7?j! ,S?®!li.i®.^®®f<ied.oyer by toe

iudges of the Cireffit^anS* Su^rioV^ot.Jt.'^of Cook County in alternation. John B W W-av- rwt 7p7®®i attorney, 2d floor, Crim. Ct'BIdgT^- .Chief Deputy. M.

Ward— Commencing at the N. Branch of .the Chicago River and Diversey bouU thence w. to N. Kedzie av., thence s. to W. North av. , thence e, to N. Robey, thence n. to Full^on av. thence e. to the N. Branch of the_ Chicago River, toence nw. to toe place ot beginning.

xT?7>to Ward— Ckimmencing at S. Halsted cor. W. 39th, thence w. to S. 48th av., thence s. to W, 5oth, thence e. to S. Halsted, thence n. to the place of beginning.

ofS^tn Ward— Commencing at S. State cor. 39th, thence w. to S. Halsted, thence s. to W. 55th, toence e. to S, State, thence n. to the place of beginning.

31st Ward— Commencing at W. 55to cor. S. State, thence w. to S. 48:h av., thence s. to W. 87th thence *e. to S. Western av., thence n.

thence e. to Loomis, thence n. TO 63d. toence e. to S. State, thence n. to the plaoe of beginning,

^^}^,J^^rd—CommenciTig at S. State and W. 63d, toence w. to Loomis, thence s. to W. 79th thence w. to S. Western av., thence s. to W.’ 10 < to, thence 6. to S. Halsted, thence n. to lt)3q^, thence e. to Stewart av., tlience n. to W. 99to, thence e. to S. Sute, thence ru to the place of beginning.

Ward— Commencing at Stony Island av. thence w. to B. State, toence s. to W. 99th, thence w. to Stewart av., thence s.

S* thence w. to S. Halsted, thence s.

!® thence w. to S. Peoria, thence s.

to ll^h, toence w. to S. Ashland av., thence s. to W. 123d, toence e. to S. Halsted, thence s. to the city limits, thence e.. s., e.. to the e. line of Secs. 35 and 26. T. 37 N R 14 thence n. torough Lake Calumet to Stony ^ rX*‘ place of beginning.

34th Ward— Commencing at N. 40th av. cor tj^®® to N 46th av., thence s. to W. 39th, thence e. to 111. and Mich. Canal, thenra ne to S. Central Park av.. thence n. to W. 24th. thence e. to Clifton Park av thence n. to Ogden av., thence ne. to S Homan ay., thence n. to W. 12th. thence w. to S. 40th av.. thence N. to the place of bemnmng. c vx

35th Ward— Commencing at N. Kedzie av. cor. W, North av., thence w. to Austin av.. thence s. to W. i2th. thence e. to S. 46th ay., thence n. to W. Kinzie, thence e. to N Homan av., thence n, to W. Chicago av." thence e. .to N. Kedzie, thence n. to the place of beginning.

O-Donogfi®®: & flo^rCrim‘:‘ct.^lFd7' Tinni-

first Monday m each month. ^ rerms.

ftfu „ Probate Court.

T floor Ckinnty Building.

Niii‘^f®’8h?nY^i®.? D>,-v“tUng: Assts, to Judge.

Vm^i-i?tr^'tof.'&®E

TJuardian, Mary M. Bartel™ - aeil

if AleWi.

first Monday m each month. rerms.

_ board op ASSES^Onc

County Building.

W^r- (J'k 7 Sec,, WUliam H.

Wrtier^ A® SchiSd^L ' w:*™'

KOTMe’sli’ 77R71®r' Adam Wolf and F. E.

COMMISSIONERS.

geraTd, (ffiarles Glennonr^^ DaffiiF J Ha^f Stanley Kuflewskl, Joseph Mendel FrS

F6?5® Joseph M.' Dennis,

josepn J. Elias, Oscar R. Hillstrom W Schrojda, William O. Hartrav Willi^j’ Cm- Roin?m® ®®'^'7t, Frink C.“‘Leland’i^“ Comptroller and Clerk to Board of nnAiJty Commissioners— Robert M Sweitzer* Dej^y, ^ank S. Ryan; Chief Clerk E 7’®‘®t Eliert';

U OP REVIEW.

Room 337 County Building.

The Sanitary District of Chicago.

15th floor 70 W Monroe, Pres., Thomas A. Smyth: l>eas.. Geo™ M. Reynolds: Clerk. Isaac J. Bryan; Cli... Eng.. George M. WUner; Attorney, John C M Ilhams; Elect. Engr., E.i- ward B E hcott; Mnp. Rea] Est. Dept . Niels .Tiiiil: Marshal. Edw. Krtsnian: Tnisteee Adolnh Bergman. 2014 Lincoln av. ; Wallace G Chirk 940. 3.8 S. Dearborn: Edwird Kane ,3253 w' Madison: George W. Pauliin. 405,106 N State'- Thoinas A. Smyth, 20i, z9 S. LaSalle; Thomas H- 8!'!''“®- 7-J18, ,38 S. Dearborn; Etiward I Williams, 624 N. C^-ntre av. ; ITiomas J -Honroe; Paul A. Hazard;

69 W. Washington.

Cook County Organization.

JUDICIARY,

Siiuerlsir Court.

Common Law. 8th fl. County Bldg.; Clilef

S^,®k’ W. Opham: Sec.^TTios. J. Webb- ^entoers of the Board, ifred W. Upham Rov

a: Vogfer.’^^' TThief Ctok“^traS

CIVIU SERVICE COMMISSION.

Room _547 County Building,

.om^s^pners: Chairman. Ballard Dunn*

lL‘‘Fichti?^^i^d^’‘«e”&,^

coroner]

Room 500 County Building, n IJ — B®tor M. Hoffman • Clilef Deputy David R. Jones; Physician, br. Warren til Physicians Dr. Henry G. W. Reinhardt and Dr. Josepn Springer: Deputies Matthew clnrad^ Adolph Iferm^ann, Michael (i. Walsh. S. L. ba^ C William Ostrom. C. E jSian Wehster4' n o HeoiM Hltzman ; George Webster, _Pnv. Sec., Sigmund S. Tarski;

Dep. in Szafran-

Corirad Sliner; Invertigator. Georee S.^Scri^er- Stenogranhers, H E. (aldwell. E. E. Wen|lr' S. H. Minns; Clerk, E. M. Smith.

COUNTY AGENT.

213 S. Peoria.

County Agent — Joseph Meyer.

COUNTY ATTORNEY.

Room 507 County Building.

County Attorney — Gustavus ,T. Tatge Assist- I n ffs '«“• Struckmann, Charles^J. JotIs. Louis B. .^deivon. Davui W. Taylor- Tax D’^T’Seffman^' ®‘'’''“tz; Docket Clerk, George

COUNTY AUDITOR.

Room 512 County Biiilding.

County Auditor— WUliam J. Krueger COUNTY CLERK.

Room 233 County Building,

Clerk — Robert .M. Sweitzer.

anf ■fomnte^

nage licenses and statistics; CHiris Jen-en vital statistics; .Terry S. Maver cash * Frnnli McNally, bookkeeper; W. W SmjVh 'taT ex tension.

COUNTA' HOSPITAL.

W. Harrison, sw. cor. Wood.

Warden — Harry L. Bailey.

COUNTY PHYSICIAN.

Office. 800 N. Clark.

Thos. ,S. Crowe M. D. Supt. new Detention Hospital. S. Wood, cor. fr. IPoIk,

COUNTY POOR P.ARM.

Oak Forest, HI.. SupL Edward N. Stein. COUNTA" TREASURER.

1st and 2d floors. County Building. ^^Trcasiircr — William L. 0'( rmnel) : Assistant Jiisticc, William H. M0Surel7:'-Judgra7'Marc-u7 I Jaoobowsky; Chief Clerk,

Cook County

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

I\SA1VE AS\lit3I.

Uunn'iiy:. U . _ . ,

Geiiu-al Superiiitcndeut — Joseph P. Pecival, M. D.

JURY COMMISSIONERS.

Room 824 County Buildinj?.

Pres., James A. McLaiie; Sec., William A. Amberg: Commissiouers, William A. Amberg, Joseph H. Baniett and James A. McLane; i levk, Roswell H. Mason.

Grand Jury — Criminal ct. bldg. Michigan st. entrance.

RECORDER OP DEEDS.

Room 120 County Building. , . ^

Recorder— ^John V. Clinmu; Chief Deputy, Lee A. Dunne.

REGISTRAR OF TITLES.

(Torrens System)— Room 120 County Building. Registrar, John V. Clinnin ; Examiners, Charles G. Little, Charles T. Parson; Deputy, John P. Carney; Advisory Examiners, John S. Miller and Augustus S. Peabody.

SHERIFF.

Room 423 County Building.

Sheriff — Michael Zimmer ; Assistant Shenft — Henry Spears; Chief Deputy — Charles

W. Peters; Execution Clerk— William G. (Ire- gori; Summons Clerk — Prank Mcllvaine: Real Estate Clerk — John E, Kelly; Jailor — William T. Davis. ,,, ,

Chief Bailiff in Charge of Civil Court— Virtus C. Rohm. Cliief Bailiff in Charge of Criminal tV3Uit — Richard J. McGrath.

Deputies (Cit\-) — Emil Hoechster. Otto Gne- wuch, Thomas Oeveuish, Joel W. Arnett, Chas. S. Brannon, Albert Bock, Jno. M. Collin?, Jno. Czekala, Henry Carroll, Sarsfield Dunne. Jas. H. Frawley, Bred H. Higgins, Thos. Mc- Mahon, Jno. E. Oils, Jos. Pionke, Jr., Jas. T. Prendergast, Arthur J. Quinn, A. D. Shilvock, Jno. P. Smith, Harry P. Fleming, Morris Wil- son. Philip Moran, Jos, Winandy.

Deputies (Country) — Anthony E. Barrett, Daniel P. Bergin, Amiel J. Changelon, Walter Fischbach.

STATES ATTORNEY.

2d floor Criminal Court Building.

States Attorney John E. W. Wayman; Assist- ants. Benedict J. Short, Thomas Marshall, Ed- ward S. Day, John E. Northnp. Victor P. Arnold, Zach Hofheimer, Jeremiah Sullivan. George H. Guenther. John T. Fleming, David M. Brothers, Edward H. Taylor, Char’es V. Barrett, Claude F. Smith, William H. Fetzer, Robert E. Crowe, Frederic Burnham, John A. Barnes, F. L. Fairbank George J. Crane, Wm. H. Feindt jr., Otto B. Schram, Julius Jaffe, Francis M. Lowe, Joseph C. Pisha, James A. Scott. Jaseph A. Smejkal, Harry Thompson, William W. Witty.

SURVEYOR.

Room 1020 County Building.

SuiTeyor— Edgar A. Rossiter.

EDGAR A. ROSSITER

COUMY SURVEYOR

ROOM 1020 COURT HOUSE. PHONE MAIN 15 Branch, 524 Reaper Block. Phone Central 1824

Illinois State Offices.

COURTS.

Snpreme Coart of Illinois.

Chief Justice, Orrin N. Carter, 1022 County bldg., Chicago: James H. Cartwright, Oregon; John P. Hand, Cambridge; William M. Far- mer. Vandalia: Alonzo K. Vickers, East St. Louis; Frank K. Dunn, Charleston* George A. Cooke. Aledo; Reporter, Isaac N. Phillips, Bloomington; Attorney-General, William H. Stead, Ottawa; Clerk, J. McCan Davis, Spring- field. Meet first Tuesdays in October, D'^cember, February, April and June, at Springfield. Appellate Conrt First District of Illinois.

7th floor Ashland Block.

Presiding Justice, Frank Baker; Associate Justices, Edward O. Brown, Ben ^I. Smith; Bailiff^ Matthew J. Coa'coran; Branch Court — Presiding Justice, Frederick A. Smith, Associate Justices, Jesse A. Baldwin, Thomas C . Clark; Bailiff, David S. Oberg; Clerk Alfred R, Por- Wr; Deputy Clerk, Roy S. Gaskill.

STATE BOARDS*

Arbitration — Chairman, B. F. Shadley, Gales- burg; Members; Hairy M. Powell, Peoria, Cbas. Piez, Chicago, Acting Sec., J. Henry Doyle, Greenfield; Main Office, Springfield.

Barber’s Examiners — Chailes E. Evans-. Mo- line; G. C. RusselL Edwardsville : E. B'.

Wiegel, 6115 Laflin, Chicago.

Dental Examiners — 705,15 E. Washington; Sec. T. A. Broadbent.

Examiners of Architects — 1113, 133 W.

Washin^on; Sec., Peter B. Wight.

Exammers of Registered Nui*ses — 1640^ 127 N. Dearborn; Pres. Bena M. Henderson; Sec. and Treas., Mary C. Wheeler.

B'actory Inspectors of Illinois — 1101, 189 W. Madison; Chi-f Insp., Edgar T. Davies; Asst. CTiief Insp., Barney Cohen.

^re Underwriters — 1007, 19 S. Lasalle. Pres., C. W. Good: V. Pres., W. K. Maxwell; Sec., .Miss E> E. ICdwards.

Food Commission — 1623, 431 S. Dearborn; Alfred H. Jones, < ommiseioner.

Grain Inspectors for Chicago-^08, 20G S. La- salle: Chief insp. W. Scott Cowen; Chief Clerk. C. M, Healy; Supervising Insp.,— Registration Dept.— Registrar, Albert BJrickson.

Health — Meets June and October in Chicago. January meeting in Springfield; Pres., George W. Webster. M. D., Chicago; Sec., J, A. Egan, M. D., Springfield; Chicago member, George VV. Webster, M. D.. 32 N, State.

Live Stock Commissioni rs — 328 Exch. bldg, stk. yds.; Chairman. Phil. 8. Haner, Taylorville; Sec., C. A. Lowery, Springfield; Chief Insp., W. E. McGarth. M. D. ; Clerk. G. C. Morton.

Pharmacy (For the examination of druggists) —pres., U, 0. Christensen, 4D0 Bowen av., Chicago. Sec,, F. C, Dodds, Springfield.

Railroad and Warehouse Commission— Chicago office, 8th fl. 206 S. Lasalle; Chairman. O. B\ Berr>' Commissioners, Bernard A. Eckhart, James A. Willoughby; Sec., William Kilpatrick, Springfield; Asst. Sec.. Charles J. Smith.

United States Government Offices.

POST-OFFICE.

Federal Building, Adams, Clark and Dear- born.

Postmaster— Daniel A. Campbell.

Assistant Postmaster — John M. Hubbard.

Sec. to Postmaster — John T. McGrath.

Chief Clerk — John W. Ward.

Auditor — John Matter. ^

Superintendent Mails — Frank H. Galbraith Superintendent Delivery — Leroy T. Steward, flashier — Theron W. Bean. . ,

Snpt. Money Order Division — Joseph B. Schloss-

Hupri^ Registry Division— Perry H. Smith, Jr. Supt. Inquiry Division — D, J. Foster.

OFB^ICE HOURS.

Postma.ster’s ollice from 8:30 a.m to 5 p.ni.

Superintendent of Mails, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Cashier and Accountant, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Supt. of Delivery, 9 a.m.to 5 p.m.

Money Order Division, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Registry Division, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Wholesale Stamp Division. 9 a,m. to 4 p.m.

Retail Stamp W^lndows at post-office open day and night.

Gamers' Division for Delivery of Mail, 7 :15 a.m to 6 p.m. Except Sundays.

General Delivery, open dav and night.

Civil Service Board, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Civil Service Examiners. Seventh District*

13th fl. Federal Building.

Sec., Peter Newton; Asst. Sec., Elmer W. Pardee Members E, L. West, Joseph B, Schlossman, John T, McGrath, Robert H. Mc- Creary, ThO'mas CaiT, John B\ Burrell. William H. Gmebling, William H. Thompson, Law- rence B\ Ware.

Railway 3Iail Service.

Room 308 Federal Building.

Superintendent of Sixth Division— E. L, West;

Asst. Supt., W. C. VanDervoort.

Inspector’s Department.

Room 331, Federal Building.

Inspector in charge, James E. Stuart. . All cases of irregularities, depredations or viola- tions of postal laws should be repoi'ted here. City Delivery,

BYee delivery of letters by faithful carriers will be secured by having the Utters addressed to the street and number.

Special Delivery.

Special letters and packages are delivered throughout the city every day in the year be- tween 7 a.m. and 11 p.m

Special delivery letters and packages addressed to newspapers, hotels, and clubs in the down- town district are deliveied at all hours of the day or night.

Carrier Stations.

Armour — 3017 Indiana av. Supt., Henry Welch Jr,

Auburn Park — 612 W. 79th. Eben J. Beach.

Austin— 5658 W. Lake, Supt., Howard Rob- ertson.

C— 1247 and 1249 W. Madisou. Supt., George Berz.

Carpenter Street— 743-745 N. Carpenter, Supt. , FYank A. Kwasigroch.

Chicago Lawn— 3508 W. 63d. Supt., Martin MeVeagh.

Cragin— 4207 Aimitage av. Supt. Carl O. N. Nelson.

D— 2108-2110 W. Madison. Supt., John Davy.

Dauphin Park — 8948 Cottage Grove av. Supt., liYederick W. Dayton.

Douglas Park — 1207 S. Western av. Supt., Albert P. Treleaveii.

Dimning — 6443 Irving Park boul. Sup^L, Milton M. Potter.

East Side — 9909 Ewing av. Supt., Walter G. Seborg.

Edgewater — 5501 Evan.ston av. Supt., Michael J. Keigher.

Elsdon — ^3435 W. 51st, Supt., Leonard With- all.

Englewood— 449 W. 63d. Supt., John E. Vreeland.

51st st. 5052 S. Halsted, Supt., Frederick A. Bosworth.

Garfield Park — 3907 W. Madison. Supt., David J. Geary.

Grand Crossing — 7462 South Chicago av. Supt. Henry Z. Eaton,

Hegewisch — 13305 Erie av. Supt., Frank Lonn.

Hyde Park— 1450 E. 55th. Supt., Wilbur E. Grumbacker.

Irving Park— 4218 Irving Park boul. Supt, John T. McOormick.

Jackson Park — 1113 E. 63d. Supt., William Arens.

Jefferson — 1841 Milwaukee av. Supt., Ernest Willmann.

Kinzio— 325 W. Kinzie. Supt., William S. Suorf.

Lake View — 3177-3179 N. Clark, Supt, William S. Hussander.

Lincoln Park— 1546-1548 N. Clark. Supt, William R. Rennacker.

Logan Square — 2313-2315 Milwaukee av. Supt., James Stott.

M — Cottage Grove av.. sw. cor. 40th. Supt, James N. McArthur.

McKinley Park — 3475 Archer av. Supt., Henry Blattner,

Millard Avenue — 3640 Ogden av. Supt, Ed- ward O’Connell.

Mont Clare — 70th and Medill av. Supt, George F. Dupuis,

North Halsted — 2454 N. Halsted, William J. Becklenberg.

Norwood Park — 6040 Avondale av. Supt., Stanley C. deLong.

Ogden Park— 1614-1616 W. 63d. Supt, A, L. Anderson.

Pilsen — 15^-1509 W. 18th. Supt, Joseph H. Richak.

Puliman — 4 Arcade bldg. Supt. Gustav A. Ernst.

Ravenswood — 1812 Wilson av. Supt., Red- mond P. Hogan.

Riverdale — 13505 Indiana av. Supt., Jere- miah F. Collins.

Rogers Park — 7001 N. Clark, Supt., George Bartlett.

South Chicago — 9210 Commercial av.

Patrick T. O’Sullivan.

Stock Yards^-4193 S. Halsted. Supt 0. Smale.

Twenty-Second St— 202 E, 22d. Supt. , Thomas A. Kenny.

U — W, Jackson boul., ne. cor. Canal. Supt, Robert T. Howard.

Washington Heights — 1260 W, 103d. Supt., William D. Giesman. . , , « .

West Pullman — 1200o S. Halsted. Supt., Harry H. VanEyra.

Wicker Park— 1633-1035 Milwaukee av. Supt., Calvin W. Wortliington.

Stations Witliout Carriers.

Bush Temple — N. Clark nw. cor. Clilcago av. Supt., William L. Blood.

Masonic Temple — 159 N. State. Supt., Lau- rence J. P. White. , , „

Night Station— 1st fl. Federal bldg. Supt, James Minahan.

South Water— 207 N. Lasalle. Supt., Henry H. Henshaw. _

Stock Exchange— 30 N. Lasalle. Supt., Cae- sius C. Roberts.

Snb-StntionH.

In addition to the foregoing stations there are nearly three hundred Sub-Stations for is- suing and, paying of money orders, registration of letters and sale of stamps, envelopes, etc,

Forelern Mailn.

Window 2d floor— Mall for Austria. Den- mark, France. Germany Great Britain. Ire- land, Italy, Norway. Netherlands. Russia, and Sweden closes at the main postofflee every Monday and Thursday at 4:30 and 12 p. m.

Supt.,

Henry

Sundays and Tuesdays irregular, except France and Italy, which also closes every Tuesday at 12 p. m.

B'or China, Japan, New Zealand, Australia, Hawaii, Bhji Islands, Samoa, and specially ad- dressed matter tor Siam, mails close daily at 2 a. m. and 9 p. m., sent to- San Bhaucisco Seattle, cr Tacoma for fiual dispatch.

B^or Canada— Provinces Ontario and Quebec close at 2 a. m., 2:31), 9:30 and lo:30 p. in. Ontario only, at 11:45 p. m., excepting Satur- days.

For Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward’s Island, and Newfoundland close at 2 a. m. and 1:45, 2:30, 4:45, 9:30, and 10:30 p. m.

B’or British Columbia, Alaska, Northwest Ty., and Manitoba, dispatched via St. Paul^ closing daily at 2 a. m. and 8:15 a. m. 5:4o and 8:45 p. in.

For Mexico, close daily at 2:00, 10:45 a, m. and 5:30, 7:15, 8:15, and 11 p. m.

For information pertaining to Foreign Mails, apply at Foreign Branch, General PosUoffice or telephone Harrison 4700.

Note— Mails for West Australia are always forwarded via London and mails for Hawaii, and Samoa via San BYancisco.

Mails for countries not named above close daily at 4:45 p. m., and are sent to New York for dispatch in the closed bags from that office.

Universal Postal Union.

The rates of postage to the countries and colonies composing the Universal Postal Union (except Canada, Mexico, and Cuba) are as follows :

Letters, 5 cents for the first ounce or frac- tion and 3 cents for each additional ounce: postal cards each, 2 cents; newspapers and oUier printed matter, per 2 ounces, 1 cent ; commercial papers, packets not in excess of 10 ounces, 6 cents; packets in excess of 10 ounces, for each 2 ounces or fraction thereof, 1 cent; samples of merchandise, packets not in excess of 4 ounces, 2 cents; packets in excess of 4 ounces, for each 2 ounces or frac- tion thereof, 1 cent; limit of weight, 12 ounces; registration fee on letters or other articles, 10 cents.

Letter po-dage to Germany is 2 cents an ounce or fraction (in direct German steamers only); to Newfoundland, Great Britain and Ireland, 2 cents an ounce or fraction.

Ordinary letters for coimtries of the Postal Union (except Canada and Mexico) will be forwarded, whether any postage is prep.iid on them or not. All other mailable matter must be prepaid, at least partially.

Note — The postage rates and conditions to Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, Porto Rico, the Philip- pines, the Island of Turuila, and the Canal Zone are domestic in every particular.

Parcel Post.

Admissible Matter— Packages of mailable merchandise may be sent, in. unsealed pack- ages, by “Parcel Post” to the following-named countries: ^

Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Barbados, Bel- mum, Beimuda, Bolivia, British Guiana, Chile, Colombia, Costa Kica, Denmark, Dutch Guiana, Ecuador, B’rance, Geimany, Great Britain, Guatemala, Honduras (British), Honduras (Re-

aic of) Hongkong (a), Hungary, Italy, Iie- , Jamaica, Japan (b). Kora, Leeward Is- lands, Mexico, New Zealand, Newfoundland, Nicaragua, Norway, Peru, Sweden, Salvador, The Danish West Indies, The Netherlands, Trinidad, including Tobago, Uruguay, Venez- uela, Windward Islands.

Limit ot weight, 11 Ibsi. ; greate.st length 3 feet 6 inches; greatest length and girth combined 6 feet; postage 12 cents a pound or fraction.

Excei>t that parcels for Colombia, and Mexico must not measure more tiian 2 feet in length or more than 4 leet in girth, and that parcels for B'ranco must not weigh moie tlian 4 pounds 6 ounces.

A parcel must net be posted in a letter-box, but must be taken to Foreign Branch post-of- fice or any regular postal station and pre- .sented to the person in chaige, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 6 p. m., where a record will be made and a receipt given therefor. Schedules can he had upon application at For- eign Branch, general pos^-omce.

RATES OF POSTAGE.

Mail Matter of the First Class.

The letter rate of postage is 2 cents for each ounce or fraction thereof throughout the United State^ Alaska, Cuba, Hawaii, Guam, Porto Rico, Philippine Archipelago, Island of Tntuila Dominion of Canada, Shanghai, China, the Republic of Panama and the (Janal Zone.

The followng classes of letters are not ad- vertised: Drop lettei-3, box letters, letters di- rected and sent to hotels and thence returned to the post-office as unclaimed, letters re- turned from the Dead Letter Office to writers, and card request lettei*s; circulars, free pack- ets containing printed documents, speeches, and other printed matter. N. B. — A request for the return of a letter to the writer, ii un- claimed within any number of days from 3 to 30 written or printed with the writer’s name, post-office, and state across the left hand end of the envelope, on the face side, will be complied with. Such letters will be returned to the writer free of postage.

Mail Matter of tlie Second Class.

This class embraces newspapers and o.hei periodical publications, issued not less tlran four times a year, from a known office of pub- lication, and bearing a date of issue, and which have no cloth, leather, or otlier sub- stantial binding. Such publications must have a legitimate list of subscribers, and must not be designed primarily for advertising pui-po.ses or for free circulation. The rate of postage on second-class matter when sent from the office of publication (including sample copies), or when sent from a news agent to actual aubscribiTS, or to otlier news agents, is one cent j^er pound or fraction thereof; but if sent oy any other than the publisher or a news agent is one cent for each four ounces or fraction thereof.

Mail Matter of the Third Class.

Rato of postage: 1 cent for each 2 ounces or fraction thereof.

Third Cla.ss Matter consists of printed mat- ter, books, circulars, mimeograph, and neostyle copies, imitations of hand or typewriting (such matter must be identical a.s to contents and must be mailed at a post-office or station in at least 20 copies, to secure the third-class rate: when mailed othmvise it will be first- class) ; irnnuscript accompanied by Pf^f* all matter of similar character. Tliei'e may be placed upon the blank leaves or cover of any book or printed matter of the third class a simple manu!*n*ipt deflication or inscription not nf the nature of a personal correRpondence. Imitation, hand or typewritten matter as well a.H ordinary ]>rinted circulars, may be daterl. nrldressed, and signed in either hand or type- writing. or by hand stamp. Samples of paper printed on, printed blotters, or cloth bearing an Imprint, are fourth-class matter; so also are

Post Office

memorandum books and generally matter in which the white surface exceeds the printed. Undeliverable third-class matter is not given Uiiectory service, and when not of obvious value, is consigned to the waste. When it bears tl»e proper return card, with promise of stamps in case of notification, notice of non-delivery is mailed to the sender. If due attentipn is not paid to these notices they aie not sent there- afur, but the matter is disposed of just as if no card existed. Third and fourth class matter can neither be returned nor forwarded without the prepayment of postage anew. Limit of weight la 4 pounds, except single books, to which there is no limit.

Mail Matter of tlie FoartU Class.

Rate of postage: 1 cent for each ounce or fraction thereof. Limit of weight, 4 pounds.

B'ourth Class Matter consists of merchan- dise admissible to the mails and all matter not included under the first, second, and third heads. Tlie matter in all cases muiit he prop- erly wrapped or packed to bear transportation in the mails. Liquids to the extent of 4 ounces are accepted only under rigid conditions as to packing. For these conditions inquire at the post-office or a station. Spirits, wines, etc., ex- cept communion wines, are not mailable; neither are ixvisons nor any matter liable to decompose or which exhales a bad odor, or by its nature is likely to damage or injure the mails. Descrip- tive written indorsements are permissible on foxirth class matter. The item of return card, postage notice, etc., mentioned heretofore is es-

S:3cially imxxjrtant in tlie case of merchandise.

[erchandise may be sent to Canada. Cuba, and Mexico under practically the same condi- tions as in the United States, its territories and possessions: though, of course, subject to the customs regulations of these countries.

The form of return card which should be used on second, third and fouith class matter is as follows: “If not delivered within 10 days, postmaster will please notify John Jones, 236, oOth street, Chicago, 111., who will provide re- turn postage,”

Post Cards.

Unfolded pieces of cardboard not exceeding 3 9-16 by 6 9-16 inches and not less than 2 3-4 inches by 4 inches are transmissible in the domestic mails, including the Island possessions and to places in Canada, Mexico. Cuba, the republic of Panama, the U. S. postal agency at Shanghai, China, and the Canal Zone at the postage rate of one cent each. To all other countries the postage is tw*o cents. Postage must be prepaid by affixing stamps of the proppr value.

Weight and Quality — Must be substantially that of the Government postal card of like size. Color — Any that will not interfere with a legible address and postmark.

They may, or may not, at the option of the sender, bear near the top of the face the words, “Post Card.”

The face of the card may be divided by a vertical line: the left half to be used for a mes- sage. etc., but that to the right for the address only.

Very thin sheets of paper may be attached to the card, and then only on condition that they completely adhere thereto. Such sheets may bear both writing and printing.

Advertisements and illustrations may appear on the back of the card and on the left half of the face.

When post cards are perpared by printers and stationers for sale, it is desirable that they hear in the upper right-hand corner of the face an oblong diagram containing the words “Place postage stamp here,” and at the bottom of the space to the right of the vertical dividing line, the words “This space for the address.”

Cards which do not conform to the conditions pi’escribed by tliese regulations, are, when sent in the mails, chargeable with postage according to the character of the message — at tlie letter rate, if wholly or partly in writing, or at the third-class rate, if entirely in print.

Cards bearing particles of glass, metal, mica, sand, tinsel, or other similar substances^, are unmailable, except when enclosed in tightly sealed envelopes.

Tlie address may be in writing, printing, by means of a stamp, or by an adhesive label of not more that three-fourths of an inch by 2 inches in size. The sender may in the same manner indicate his name and address on the face or back of the card.

The message on the cards may be either in writing or print.

Any card of foaeign origin which, from its title in anv language, appears to he a Post C'ard, and conforms to the above requirement?, shall he admissible to the mails (domestic or international), when prepaid in United States postage stamps.

U. S. MONEY ORDER SYSTEM.—

Room 404.

FFE^ FOR DOMESTIC MONET ORDERS. Payable in the United States (which includes Guam. Hawaii. Porto Rico and Tutuila, Samoa) ; also for orders payable in British Guiana, ]^ti«h Honduras. British West Indies. Canada, Canal Zone, Cuba, Mexico, Newfoundland, the United States Postal Agency at Shanghai (China), and the Philippine Islands.

ing Over $2.50 aud not “ 5.00	S!f2.50. .3 exceeding 5.00.. 5 “ 10.00. . «	cents
“ 10.00	“ 20.00.. 10	“
“ 20.00	“ 30.00.. 12
” ,30.00	“ 40.00.. 15
“ 40.00	“ 50. 00.. 18	*'
“ 50.00	“ 60. 00.. 20
“ 60.00	" 75. 00.. 25	**
“ 75.00	“ 100.00. .30	**
No single orders issued for more than	$1(M).

Parties desiring to remit larger sums must obtain additional money orders. INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDER SYSTEM.

Orders can be obtained upon any Money Or- der Office in Apia. Samoa, Austria, Belgium, Bolivia. Cape Colony, Chili. Costa Rica, Dun- mark, lOgypt, B'rance, Algeria and Tunis, Ger- many, Great Britain and Ireland, Greece, Hon- duras (Republic). Hong Kong (China), Hun- gary, Italy, Japan. Liberia. Luxemburg, Mexico, Netherlands, New South Wales, New Zealand. Nonv’av Orange River Colony, Peni, Portugal. Queensland. Rn.ssia. Salvador, South Australia, Kwc'ten. S’vvit/erlnnd. Ta.smnnia, The Transvaal, Trinidad, Uniguay and Victoria.

There is no limit to the nmnb'T of orders in the International Money Order System, but a single order will not bo drawn for more than $Uk>.

FEES FOR ALL TNTirR NATIONAL MONEY ORDERS.

On orders for all^onntrlefl except those named above a.s hnviffg the domestic rates and those named below as having intermediate

sums	not exceeding $	10. . .	10 cents
0 and not exceeding $	20. .	. 20 “
20	“ “	30. .	. 30 “
30	• 4 M	40. .	. 40 ”
40	44 44	50. .	. 50 ”
50	44 44	60. .	. 60 ”
60	44 44	70. .	. 70 ”
70	44 44	80. .	. 80 ”
80	44 (,	90. .	. 90 **
90	.. ..	100 ¥1.*0 "

Post Office

THE LAKESIDE CITY DIRECTORY.

Apartments

For Apia, Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Cape ( olony. Chili, Costa Itica., Denmark, Egypt, Germany, Great Britain. Honduras, Hong Kong, Hungary, Italy. Japuu, Libeiia, Luxemburg, New South Wales, New Zealand, Orange River Colony, Peru, Portugal. Queensland, Russia, Salvador South Au.stralia, SwitzeiJand, Tas- mania, The Tiansvaal, Uruguay and Victoiia. For orders from —

$ 0.01 to § 2.50 10 cents

2.51 to 5.00 15

5.01 to 7.50 20

7.51 to 10.00 25 ’•

10.01 to 15.00 ;io

15.01 to 20.00 “

20.01 to moo 40 “

30.01 to 40.00 45 “

40.01 to 50.00 50 “

50.01 to 00.00 60 •'

00.01 to 70.00 70 "

70.01 to 80.00 80 “

80.01 to 90.00 9<^ “

90.01 to KKLOO $1.00 “

Wlien payable in Cliili, P'rance (including

Algeria and Tunis) Greece, Netherlands, Nor- w£^ and Sweden.

For orders from —

$ 0.01	to	10.00
10.01	to	20.00	20 “
20.01	to	30.00	30 “
30.01	to	40.	40 “
40.01	to	50.00	50 “
50.01	to	60.00
60.01	to	70.W/	70
70.01	to	80.00
80.01	to	90.00	90 “
90.01	to	100.00	$1.00 “

Domestic rates are charged on orders for British Guiana. British Honduras, British West Indies, Canada, Canal Zone, Cuba, Mexico, Newfoundland, and the Philippines.

PAYMENT OP MONEY ORDERS. Money orders may be collected at the general office, or at any of the stations in tliis city. They may also be deposited in banks like drafts or checks, or they may be indorsed for collec- tion through other business channels, always ob- serving the same precaution for iclentitication. etc., given to bank checks. When the payee or remitter of a money order collects it in person at the post-office, or station, or when he deposits it in a bank for collection, he should sign it on the face at the place provided for receipt and not on the back. When, however, he transfers the order to otlier than a bank he should sign the form of indorsement on the back. More than one indorsement is prohibited by law, the

Surpose being to restrict the use of money or- ers to remittances, but the collection stamps of banks are not construed as additional in- dorsements.

Rejyistry Department*

Room 1 — Letters can be registered to all parts of the United States and all countries in the Universal Postal Union upon payment of a fee of 10 cents in addition to the regular post- age.

Inquiry Division — Inquiries for missing or lost matter should be addressed to Postmaster, Inquiry Division P. O.. Chicago 111.

Railway Post-Offices*

Post-office cars run on street railways in the following streets: Cottage Grove av.. Madison, Milwaukee av., N. Clark, Ogden av. and Went- worth av. The first trip starts from the dowm town, terminals at 5:30 a.m. and the last or midnight trip at 12:15 a.m. The service is hourly between 7 a. m. and 7 p. m. Letters and packages bearing postage may be deposited on these cars at any stop.

DEPARTMENT OP AGRICULTURE. Dairy Diyisioii*

Room 510, 22, 5th av.

Inspectors, M. W. I^ug and J. C. Joslin.

Weather Bnreaa*

14th fi. Federal Building. Prof, in charge, Henry J. Cox; Local Forecaster, John H. Armington; Observers. John Fitzgerald, Ernest H. Haines; Assistant Observers, Louis A. Cam- bridge. Edward O. Band, Jr., Arthur R. Thor- son, and Charles I. Dague; Messengers, Albert G. J. Kautz, Vito S. velanzau.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR.

Bnrean of Labor*

Room 851 Federal Building. Special Agt., Lucian W. Chancy.

Immifirration Bareaa*

Room 522, 115 Adams, Inspector in charge, Dr. Percy L. Prentis: Inspectors. George E.

Schubert, Ward E. Thompson and D. Aithur Plumy, Chinese Inspector, Elbert G. Spen*y; Interpreter, Edward B. Kan; Stenographers. Leslie M. O’Connor, and George M. Pattereon. Information Division Inspector in charge, Mark U Crawford. INSPECTORS OF STEAM VESSELS.

Room 529 Federal Building, Inspector ot Hulls. Ira B. Mansfield; asst., Gustav E. Atkinson; Inspector of Boilers, Roy L. Peck; asst., William Nicholas; Ol^k, Arthur E. Schutt.

L I F E-S AVING SERVICE, TWELFTH DISTRICT.

Room .500 Federal Building, Inspector, A. L. Gamble. Lieut. H. C. S,

Lierlithonse Department*

Rooni 5fM Federal Building.

Twelfth Dis. , comprising Lake Michigan. Green Bay, and tributary waters. Inspector. D. W. Blamer, Lieut, (’ommander U. S. N. chief clerk, Samuel F. Picking.

Orosse Point Lighthouse— At Evanston ; Keep- er. Edwin J. Moore.

( hicago Harbor Lighthonse— Keeper, Edward W. Knudsen.

Chicago IMerlicad Lighthouse — Keeixr, Cliarlrs S. Grenell,

Calumet Iherhead Lighthouse— Keeper. Alfred! C. Erickson.

Calumet Harbor Lighthouse — Keeper. John C. McKinnon.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. Supreme Cmirt.

Chief Justice. Edward I). V\Jnte. Louisiana; Associate Justices, John M. Harlan. Ki-ntucky; Horace H. Lurton, Tennessee: .Ifneph McKenna, California: Oliver Wendell Holmes. Massachu- setts: William R. iLiy, Ohio; William H.

Moody. Massachusetts; Cmarles E. Hughed, New York; Willis Van Devanttr. W’yoming; ( lerk, James H. McKenney: Marshal. J. M. W’rigld ; Re])oitcr, Charles It. Butler; .^tfornev-OencTal. George W. W’ickeniham; Solicitor-General, lilovfl W. Bowers. Terms. scc*ond Monday in October in each year.

(’Iroiiit C'oiirt of AppenlN.

(For the Seventh CMrciiit, Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin.)

Rooms 750 to 75.S South East wings, 7th floor, F'ederMl Building. Judges, Peter S.

Giosscup, Francis E. Baker, and William H. Seaman; Clerk, Edward M. Holloway.

Judges competent to sit in the Court: As-

sociate Justice, William R. Day; Circuit Judges, Peter S. Grosscup, Francis E. Baker, William H. Seaman, and Christian C. Kohlsaat. Ses- sions in October, January, and April, Term in October.

Circuit Courts*

Room 6U0 Federal Building.

Northern District of Illinois— Eastern and Western division, William R. Day, Asso- ciate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, and assigned to the Seventh Circuit, which embraces VVisconsin, Illinois, and Indiana; Circuit Judges, Peter S. Grosscup, Chicago: Francis E. Baker, Indianapolis; Wil- liam H. Seaman, Milwaukee: Onristian C.

Kohlsiiat, Chicago. Clerk, John H. R. Jamar. Deputy Clerks, Thomas V. Sell, A. V. Shoe- maker, Arthur E. Claussen and John J. WTialen. .Masters in Chancery, Heni-y W. Bishop, Charles B. Morrison, James S. Hopkins.

Regular Tenns of Circuit Court — At Chicago in the Eastern Division: Third Monday in De- cember and first Monday in July. Adjourned terms first Monday in Marc^ May, and Oc- tober. At Freeport in the Western Division: Third Monday in April and October. Ad- journed terms, third Monday in January and July, Rule days in Chancery, first Monday in every mouth.

District Courts.

Room 650 Federal Building.

Northeni District of Illinois— George A. Car- penter and Kenesaw M. Landis, District Judges ; Clerk. Thomas C. MacMillan; Chief Clerk, Charles A. Buell • Deputy Clerks, Jos. O. Sulli- van, John E. Fay, and John Felker; Jury Commissioners, T. C. MacMillan and Frank H. Jones, Chicago and Charles H. Greene, Freeport.

Regular Terms of District Court— First Mon- day in July and third Monday in December at Chicago; third Mondays in April and Oc- tober at Freeport; adjourned terms (created by rule of court) : — Chicago, first Mondays in March, April, and October.

Commissioners in Chicago for Northern Dis- trict of Illinois — At Chicago, Wirt E. Hum- phrey. Charles A. Buell. Albert W. May, Lewis

F. Mason, Simeon W. King. Mark A. Foote, Lemuel E. McPherson, Marshal E, Sampsell; South Chicago. Burt G. Thompson.

Referees in Bankruptcy for Northern District of Illinois— At Chicago. Frank L. Wean, 436 Monadnock blk., and Sidney O. Eastman, 909 Monadnock blk.; at Elgin, Thomas S. Huntley; at Joliet, Morrill Sprague: at Ottawa. Arthur H. Colwell; at Roclrford. Arthur E. Fisher* at Dixon, Henry S. Dixon.

Southera District of Illinois— District Judge. J. Otis Humphrey; District Attorney. W. A. Northcott; Marshal, Leon A. Townsend; Clerk, Robert O. Brown. Springfield.

Regular Terais— Circuit and District Courts, first Monday in January and June, at Spring- field.

Eastern District of Illinois — District Judge, Francis M. Wright; District Attoimey, W. E. Trautman; Marshal. Cliarles P. Hitch; Clerk, Daniel Hogan. Danville.

, Regular Terms District Court— First Monday )n March and September at Danville: first Monday in May and November at E. St. T-cuis; first Monday in April and October at Cairo.

District Attorney.

Rooms, 825 to 857 Federal Building. District Attorney, Edwin W. Sims»; Assistant*’, Albert

G. Welch, R. W. Childs, James H. Wilkerson. Harry A. Parkin, Seward S. Shirer, Benjamin Davis. S, L. Williams. Hariy F. AtwcKia. El- wood G. Godm^ Alfred R. Hulbert, Laur- ence B. .Jacobs, William R. Medaris, Henry W. Freeman, John F. Voigt. Morton S. Cressy and John Byrne; Chief Clerk, William A. Small.

Marslial.

Rooms 804 and 806 Federal Building. Marshal. Luman T. Hoy; Chief Deputy, John P. Wolf; Deputies, George Q. Allen, H. n. Wade, Thomas MiddMon, E. C. Cook, J. T. Buckner, William IT. Griffith Jr., (Charles Schrimpl. Ottis E. Bergeson. C. F. Guenther. Charles T. Donovan. W. H. Wilmot, Edward C. Marsales, Walter Wainright. H. B. Coy, Herman F. Hanke. Edwin Northrop, Arthur J. ( Rider, William H. Crawley. John Gilhooly, Alexander Conley.

DEPARTMENT OP THE INTERIOR. Reclamation Service*

Rooms 776-779 Federal Building. Engineer in charge, E. T. Perkins; Transportation Agent,

S. W. Dick : Settlement Agent, C. F. Car- penter, Sprague. Room 802.

PENSION AGENCY.

Room 706 Federal Building. Pension Agent. Charles Bent. Pensions payable July 4th, October 4th, January 4th, and April 4th.

Boards of Medical Examiners of U* S. Pension Bnrean.

Room 879 Federal Building.

Board 1 — Meets Mondays at 10 a. m. Pres., Dr. J. B. Armstrong; Sec-.Treas., Dr. A. W. Gr^',

Board 2 — Meets Fridays at 10 .i. m. Pres., Dr. E. W. Andrews; Sec., Dr. E. P. Murdock; Treas., Dr. W. K. Murray.

Board 3 — Meets Wednesdays at 10 a. m. Pres.. Dr. R. C. Wilson; Sec., Dr. W. F. Bemart; Treas., John McKinlock.

Special Examiners of the U. S. Pension Bnrean.

Room 876 Federal Building. W. S. Bridges. C. U. McBride and J. H. Stibbs

NAVY DEPARTMENT. Hydroe:rai>hic Ollice.

Chicago Branch. 52S Federal Building. Lieut. Commr., G. G. Mitchell, in charge. Nautical Expert. .Tolm A. McAleer. Office hours, 9 a, m. to 4 :30 p. m,

Recrnitinc: Stations.

Main Offiee. 201. 2o8 N. 5th av. Lieut.

J. II. Comfort. F. S. N., in Hiarge: Passed Asst, Surg, J. I>. Manchester. U. S. N. • Chief Yeomen. Guy Walters; < liief Ma<^ter-at-Anns, J. T. Newcomb; Hospital Steward. .1. Woll- nieratli; Chief M. ,J. J. Oettinger; f5iief

G. M., (’. H. Matschke; Boatswains Matos, Df Class. H, L. Patterson and J. H. Kemp.

Sub-station. 541 S. State, 2d fl.. Chief Master-at-Amis. fleorge Harragan: Boatswain-’ Mato«. 1st (Hass. M. W. Greaslev. A. W Marclimant.

THEASI RY DEPARTMENT.

U. S. Siih-TreuNury.

1st fl. (nw. section) Fe'lcr-'il Building. A.sslatant Treasim^r. V s. Lem Small; Cnsh- jer. Frank ('. RumcII.

Custom House.

South wing 4th floor. Federal Building. Collector’s Office— U. S. Collector of Cus- toms, John C. Ames; Special Deputy Collector. John Hitt* Deputy Collectors — Entry and Warehouse Department, John R. Ford; Marine Division, Robert H. McCreai^; Inspector’s Division, Maurice J. Griffin; Auditor, Stanley G. Crafts: Cashier, CJharles P. Dutton; Asst. Cashier, Phillip H. Shaub; South Chicago, J. B. Dornblaser; Barge Office, 324 River, James M. Nash; Apmaiser’s Store, Wm. H. Scarry, storekeeper; Bonded Warehouses, Sibley’s Bonded Warehouse, Herbert E. Compton, store- keeper; Taylor Street Bonded Warehouse, E. E. French, acti^ storekeeper; Importers, Bonded Warehouse. B. C. Clark, storekeeper; Grom- mes & Ullrich Bonded Warehouse, R. B. Chappell, storekeexjer; Burley & TyiTell Bonded VVai-ehouse, John P. Fitzpatrick, storekeeper ; American Smelting & Refining Co.'s \^re- house, J, F. W. Thomas, storekeeper.

Naval Office — 451 Federal Building.

Naval Officer, Thomas N. Jamieson; Special Deputy Naval Officer, Edgar C. Hawley; Deputy Naval Officer, Thomas Carr.

Appraiser’s Office — Harrison nw. cor. Sher- man. Apprais^-, Thomas O’Shauglinessy; chief Examiner, Geofge C. Davis.

Internal Revenue Department* Ea.st wing, 4 th floor. Federal Building. Collector, Samuel M. Fitch; Chief Deputy, Prank E. Hemstreet; Cashier, Frederick w. Rech. Office Deputies, Helen M. Hemstreet, Geo. W. Reed, Theodore CJoyne, Leo B. Feld- scher, Charles W. Arndt, Herman H. Buller- man, John C. Jones, Carl H. Ti’uemper. George A. Kinsman, William T. 'Treleavan, Henry S. Thompson. Roy A. Juul, Albert W. Ford. Fred- erick Klebe, Ethel F. Carolan; FMeld Division Deputies, Andrew Bankert. Philip J. Corbov. Richard Powers, August Ehlert, Victor E. Wahlstrom, John A. Grant, Charles P. Tritle, August L. Melahn, John H. (Jraf, Lawrence Kilcourse, John W. Hertz, Lewis P. Hix, John

T. Phelps, John C. Buckner, and Henry Doeb- ler: Clerks. Harry G. Brady, Mary V. Dudley, William Morawa, Agnes C. Smith, Nellie C. Williams, and Lawrence F. Ware.

Stamp taxes in force on and after July 1, 1901 :

Beer, per barrel of 31 gallons $1.00

Distilled spirits, per proof gallon 1.10

Cigars, $3 per thousand over three pounds. Cigars, 75c. _per thousand three pounds nr less, Cigarettes 7oc. per thousand when value less than $2 per thousand and less than three pounds.

Cigarettes. $1.25 per thousand when value more than $2 per thousand and less than _ three pounds.

Cigarettes, $3.60 per thousand when weight exceeds three pounds.

Pilled cheese. 1 cent per pound.

Oleomargarine (uncolored). i/4 cent per pound. Oleomargarine (colored), 10 cents per pound. Playing cards. 2 cents per pack.

Renovated butter, M cent per pound.

Snuff, 8 cents per pound.

Tobacco, 8 cents per pound.

Marine Hospital.

4141 Clarendon av. Out-patient office. North Western Building 5th av. cor. Lake. Surgeon in command, George B. Young; Passed Asst. Surgeon, J. S. Boggess; Asst. Surgeon, L. R. Thompson ; Pharmacists, C. A. Morris and W. W. Weitgenant.

Secret Service.

Room 881 Federal Building.

Operative. Thomas I. Porter; Asst. Opera- tive, Peter G. Dra.utzburg.

Special Asrents. U. S. Treasury. Room 526-527 Federal Building.- Special Agent in charge, C. E. Webb; Customs Agents, John F. Scanlan, J. J. Sepple, G. P. Locke, C'iiarles S. Hord; Customs Inspector, W. H.

WAR DEPARTMENT.

Army Headonarters Department of tlie Lukes.

West wing 5th floor Federal Building. Col. William L. Pitclier, 27th Infantry, commanding. Maj. Edwin A. Root, chi^ of staff. Col. Wil- liam A. Simpson, adjutant-general; Lieut. Col. Harvey C. Oarbaugh, judge advocate: Lieut. Col. Charles G. Morton, inspector general; Lieut. Col. Thomas ( ruse, chirf quartermaster; Capt. William Brooke, asst, to chief quartermaster; Major Daniel W. Arnold, asst, to chief quarter- master; Capt. David B. Case, chief commissary: Col. L. Mervin Mans, chief surgeon; Major William B. Rochester, chief paymaster; Lieut. Col. George A. Zinn, chief engineer officer; Col. Chas W Foster, Insp Field Artillery; <'apt. James F. Hall, attending surgeon; Capt. Robert E. Frith, paymaster; Max Michaelis, chief clerk.

Pnrcliasine: Commissary.

79 E. Lake, Purcharing Commissary. Major Harry E. Wilkins; ('ommissarics. Captain Will

H. Point; Chief Clerk, Frederick Johnston.

U. S. Enjrineers’ Office.

Cihicago District — 508 Federal bldg. Officer in charge. Lieut. Col. Geo. A. Zinn; Chief Clerk, S. F. Pegues.

Reernitinc: Offices.

122 S. Clark. 505 S. State, and 73 W. Van- buren. Capt. .T. B. Kemper, 11th Infantry; (501 \V. Madison and 14 S. ( anal, l.-it Lieut., Wm. G. Aleade. 11th Cavalr>*; 880 S. .State, 1st Lieut F. R. Kenney, retired.

Apartments.

(See also Public Buildings, Blocks, and Halls.) Aawood. The — 336 to 342 W. 67th.