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CHICAGO BLUE BOOK
State and
Monroe Sts.
KNABE FISCHER PIANOS PELOUBET CHURCH ORGANS LYON & HEALY PARLOR ORGANS
X718/27/05 /2/9
50.0%
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Cures wh the new syste The opini ical Men. J. C. BER Director of th for the treatn Nose, Throat "Since t] rect treatme Howe appar York Hospit marked incre cases cured. old methods tory diseases way to this method."
Prof. HY don, Englanc application diseased surf has all the treatment, i· manageablen results."
assages ee, explaining ratus used.
THE UNIVERSITY
OF ILLINOIS LIBRARY
From the collection of Julius Doerner, Chicago Purchased, 1918 ..
977.31 0432 1892
Prof. Jo: York. says: Iodine have a all been cast is destined to fate; it has n influence on ( good nourish ILLINOIS HISTORICAL CHIDVEV To prevent tl ease, prevent resorted to, Wie ne istas ist O. BAXTER HOWE, A. M., M. D. (239 W. Chicago Ave , Chicago, Ill.) a simple Catarrh of either of the first three divisions of the respira- tory organs. Direct Treatment by means of the Howe apparatus accomplishes this end."
Prof. DAVIS, of Chicago, says: "I am convinced that art has done little more than palliate the disease- speaking of Consumption-and unless diseases of the nose, throat and bronchial tubes, which are but the forerunners of Consumption, are seriously regarded, and their course cut short by the use of medicine which can be administered direct, the disease must go on as before, the most dreadful scourge of the world."
Sir ALEXANDER CRICHTON. M. D., F. R. S .. London, in a recent communication to the faculty of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of London, which was pub- lished in the London Lancet, says: "That Nasal Catarrh and Bronchitis of the chronic type cannot be cured by medicines which pass through the stomach, the whole history of our art proves to us, but that it can be, and is effectually treated by the new method of Direct Application we all know; therefore, I assert that the old practice must inevitably give way to the new, as we see it is doing, slowly, yet surely."
Sir JAMES CLARK, M. D., in his work on Pulmonary Diseases, says: "The total inefficiency of all means hitherto employed (by the stomach) is sufficient incitement to us to seek for some other means of curing this class of diseases, in the early stages of the malady. Dr. O. Baxter Howe's ingeniously constructed apparatus supplies a long felt want in the medical profession."
Editor of London Lancet says: "The utility of local medication of the air pass- ages with various medicines, is extensively recognized by the profession. The want of a proper instrument for administering the remedy is often the only reason why the great benefit which such applications are capable of affording is withheld from the patient. Dr. O. Baxter Howe's apparatus for administering remedies direct to the diseased surfaces of the air passages supplies a long felt want in the Medical Profession."
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RECORD OF HALF A CENTURY
Showing the number of Fischer Pianos in Actual Use. 92,000 in1892
300
IN IN 1845 1840
1,500
3,000 IN 1850
4,500 IN 1855 7,500 IN 1860 10,000 IN |865
14,000 IN | 870 18,000 IN | 875 34,000 IN | 880 65,000 IN | 885 86,000 IN | 890 FISCHER . . . PIANO ·
THE MOST POPULAR IN AMERICA.
Lyon & Healy. SOLD ONLY BY
KNABE
The PEERLESS Instrument,
tained an unpurchased pre-eminence Years has main- which for 54
STATE AND MONROE STREETS.
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. THE . . .
olumbia National Bank,
INSURANCE EXCHANGE BUILDING
CHICAGO.
CORNER LA SALLE AND QUINCY STREETS
Opened for Business, February 16, 1891. Capital, $ 1,000,000.00
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Solicits Accounts of Individuals, Firms, Merchants, Banks, Bankers, and Corporations.
Most favorable terms allowed.
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY
Our large list of correspondents East and West enables us to guarantee promptness and mod- erate rates.
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
A Separate Suit of Rooms, with Clerical Force, Teller, etc., and every facility for Banking pro- vided especially for Ladies.
Our Motto: "Safety, Courtesy, Promptness, Liberality."
OFFICERS:
L. EVERINGHAM, PRESIDENT ZIMRI DWIGGINS, CASHIER
W. G. BENTLEY, VICE- PRESIDENT J. T. GREENE, ASS'T CASH . ER
DIRECTORS:
MALCOLM McNEIL, Pres't McNeil & Higgins Co., Wholesale Grocers, Chicago
E. S. CONWAY. Secretary W. W. Kimball Co., Pianos and Organs,
H. D. KOHN, of Kohn Brothers, Wholesale Clothiers, ..
C. W. NEEDHAM, Attorney at Law, 66
PETER KUNTZ, Wholesale Lumber Merchant,
J. D. ALLEN, of Allen, Opdyke & Allen, Real Estate, -
L. EVERINGHAM, of L. Everingham & Co., Commission Merchants, 66
W. G. BENTLEY, formerly General Manager Continental Ins. Co., New York,
Z. DWIGGINS, Cashier,
J. M. STARBUCK, Banker, -
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THE GEORGE BOHNER 60.
83 and 85 Wabash Ave.
-
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A SPECIALTY.
Onyx Tables.
BANQUET AND Piano Lamps
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Spode,
and Belgian
Dresden,
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Copenhagen,
Glassware
and other noted
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and Gold
Treatments.
Ornamental Pottery Pieces,
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OUR SPACIOUS ART ROOMS ARE OPEN TO INSPECTION. LE VISITORS INVITED.
P ITKIN & BROOKS, CORNER STATE AND LAKE STS.
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PRAX PLATZ,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
88 NORTH CLARK STREET,
CHICAGO.
GUY MAGEE & CO. Old and Rare Books, Engravings, Etc. . NO. 24 NORTH CLARK STREET .
LONDON AGENCY, No 4 Trafalgar Square. PARIS AGENCY, No. 31 Boulevard Haussmann.
IF WE HAVE NOT WHAT YOU WANT, WE CAN GET IT FOR YOU.
ESTABLISHED 1860.
Dale & Sempill
MANUFACTURING
CHEMISTS AND
MANUFACTURERS OF O'Hara's Asthma Remedy. Jeffers' Bronchial Cigarettes. Jeffers' French Catarrh Cure. Stephens' All-Right Corn-Salve. Christisons's Diarrhoea Remedy. Dale's Chlorodyne Cough Mixture. "Edina" Cologne, etc., etc.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Lloyd Brothers' Pharmaceutical Preparations.
Burggraeve-Chanteaud Dosimetric Granules. Coutts' Acetic Acid. Castalian and Massanetta Waters. Foreign Proprietory Medicines. All noted Mineral Spring Waters on Draught.
PHARMACISTS,
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
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THE LARGEST PIANO
HOUSE IN THE WORLD.
TELEPHONE 833.
Lyon, Potter & 60. Steinway
A. B. CHASE. GEO. W. LYON.
KURTZMAN. WEBSTER. PIANOS
The Wonderful Vocalion.
MASON & RISCH,
WILCOX & WHITE SELF-PLAYING ORGANS
A. B. CHASE
PARLOR & CHURCH
ORGANS
WAREROOMS :
174-176 Wabash Ave.
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F. W. KEITH, PRESIDENT.
H. J. MOORE, TREAS. & GEN'L MOR.
SAM. E. THRALL, SECRETARY.
Manufacturers Cloak Company. Manufacturers of
Capital Ladies Misses
MANUFACTURERS
CLOAKS
COMPANY
200,000. - and Childrens
TRADE MARK .
Cloaks, Suits Vi Furs. 188 Wabash Ave.
Chicago
WE GIVE SPECIAL
PLEASE
ATTENTION TO
CALL AND
LADIES
TAILOR-MADE
INVESTIGATE
OR WRITE
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FOR
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TROUSSEAUX.
Manufacturers Cloak Co.
188 WABASH AVENUE.
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DRESSES,
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THE
CHICAGO BLUE BOOK
OF
SELECTED NAMES
OF
CHICAGO AND SUBURBAN TOWNS
CONTAINING THE
Names and Addresses of Prominent Residents, arranged Alphabetically and Numerically by Streets ; also Ladies' Shopping Guide, Street Directory, and other Valuable Information.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING 1892.
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PREFACE.
E herewith present the Third issue of the CHICAGO BLUE BOOK, the publication of which we undertook, at the solicitation of many of our friends and patrons a little over two years ago. We wish to thank our lady patrons for the consideration they have shown our efforts, and trust that this volume will retain the high place in their favor, which we have won, and will endeavor to hold.
Neither time nor money have been spared to make the work as com- plete and valuable as possible; but, notwithstanding this, the difficulty attending the compiling of such a book can be easily appreciated. We therefore trust that any omissions will be brought to our notice, that they may be corrected in future. We keep the entire work standing in type, that such corrections can be made promptly ; in this way we hope to make the Chicago Blue Book as nearly perfect as it is possible to make such a volume.
As we have stated heretofore, the title, "BLUE BOOK," is simply a name given the work on account of its blue cover. It does not refer to blue blood, as many people suppose. Webster's definition of Blue Book is as follows: "BLUE BOOK .- A parliamentary publication, so called from its blue paper cover, such being commonly used ; also, a book containing a list of fashionable addresses."
We do not claim the BLUE BOOK to be either a City Directory or an absolutely Elite Directory ; neither do we pretend to pass upon the social or financial standing of the parties whose names are contained therein ; but it is simply a compilation of thirty thousand names of the most promi- nent householders of Chicago, and suburbs within a radius of thirty miles, published in the most convenient form for reference by our lady patrons.
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PREFACE.
While retaining all the old features, such as Calling Days in the Street List, and Summer Residences in Alphabetical List, we have added very materially to our Miscellaneous Information, Club Lists, etc.
We shall always be pleased to receive any suggestions from our lady patrons whereby we can enhance the value of this work to them, or any information in regard to Social or Literary Clubs and Associations, which we have not already incorporated in our volume. The data of this work has not been compiled from circulars or information out of other Direc- tories, but experienced men, particularly adapted for such work, have been assigned to each locality, and the greatest care has been used in selecting these names. In order to issue the book before the Holidays, it is neces- sary for us to commence our canvass early in September. We would therefore deem it a great favor if those absent from their homes after October Ist would send us the information which they wish inserted, as it is not safe to take it from servants, or anyone except the parties interested.
THE PUBLISHERS.
Wellington
OPENED SEPTEMBER, 1890.
A STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS EUROPEAN HOTEL
Cuisine Unsurpassed. Location Unequalled. Situated at the head of the Boulevard System.
Within 4 to 6 blocks of the Post Office, Board of Trade, Theatres, Wholesale and Retail Centres.
270 feet of South and
West Frontage.
Electric Light and Steam Heat throughout the house.
Rates $2.00 and upwards per day for Single Rooms.
$3.00 “
for Suites with bath.
WABASH AVE. JACKSON ST.
GAGE HOTEL COMPANY, PROPRIETORS
CHICAGO.
ALBERT S. GAGE, PRESIDENT
EUROPE
MEXICO
E would respectfully call attention to the fact that we are GENERAL AGENTS FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES to all parts of the WORLD, and have unequaled facilities for giving our patrons the very best accommodations to be had. We would lay particular stress upon the fact that we are not compelled to book our pass- engers on any one line, having in our office CABIN PLANS OF ALL STEAMERS; should room or berth not be satisfactory by one steamer, we can easily transfer to that of another line without additional expense to the passenger, We number among our patrons some of our very best citizens, to whom we are at liberty to refer personally. Any who con- template a trip abroad can rest assured that every attention will be given, and unprejudiced advice as to lines and steamers.
RAYMOND VACATION EXCURSIONS.
We are the Western Agency of the celebrated and widely known "Raymond Vacation Excursions" to MEXICO, CALIFORNIA, YELLOW- STONE PARK AND ALASKA, which are personally conducted by their own agents, and are patronized by the wealthy and cultured people of the Eastern States.
GENERAL AGENCY, 103 CLARK ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
CALIFORNIA
ALASKA
7
Rand, McNally 'S Co. 166 & 168 ADAMS ST.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT POLITE STATIONERY, INVITATION, CALLING AND REGRET CARDS, WEDDING INVITATION AND ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS.
INITIAL, DIE, MONOGRAM AND
STEEL PLATE WORK.
GOLD PENS .-
EBONY, SILVER AND PEARL HOLDERS.
POCKET BOOKS, BILL, LETTER AND CARD CASES.
Medical Baths and Electricity.
Real Massage and Ocean Brine Baths.
Swedish Movement-Cure and Gymnastics.
THE FOLKE-KJELLBERG INSTITUTE.
CENTRAL MUSIC HALL, ROOMS 47-51.
TEKLA FOLKE, Mngr. DR. EMIL KJELLBERG, Att'g Phy'n.
CHICAGO.
PATIENTS TREATED AT THEIR RESIDENCE IF DESIRED.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Acacia Club
353
Highland Park,
732
Academies and Seminaries
45
Hinsdale,
733
Allen Flats
151
Hinsdale Club, 380
Alphabetical List,
421
Home Club, 381
Amateur Musical Club,
354
Hospitals,
49
Argyle Park, 689
Hotel de Lincoln,
272
Ashland Club,
355
Hotel Metropole,
344
Asylums,
45
Hotel Richelieu, .
345
Auburn Park,
690
Hotel Windham,
259
Auditorium Hotel
Hotel Woodruff,
345
Austin.
693
Hotel Worth,
334
Avon Flats
I73
Hotel List,
343
Bankers' Club,
357
Hyde Park Hotel,
346
Bordeaux Flats,
I36
Hyde Park Suburban Club, 381
Brookdale, 696
Illinois Club, 383
384
Calumet Club,
357
Illinois Woman's Press Ass'n, Indiana Club,
386
Carleton Club, 359
Ingleside Flats,
316
Cemeteries,
Iroquois Club,
387
Charlevoix Flats,
Irving Park,
735
Cheltenham,
697
Ivanhoe Flats,
174
Chicago Club,
360
253
Chicago Cricket Club,
362
Julien Hotel,
347
Chicago Cycling Club,
364
Kenilworth,
735
Chicago Literary Club,
365
Kenilworth Flats,
I74
Chicago Women's Club,
366
Kenosha Flats, I66
389
Clubs, Societies and Associations,
55
LaGrange,
736
Corporation of the City,
35
Lake Forest,
738
Country Club of Evanston, .
369
Lakeside,
739
DesPlaines, .
698
Lakeside Club,
391
Douglas Club,
371
LaSalle Club,
392
Edgewater,
698
Leamington Flats,
175
Elmhurst,
700
Leland Hotel,
347
Englewood,
700
Libraries and Reading Rooms,
49
Erie Flats,
175
Lincoln Cycling Club,
394
Evanston, .
718
Lombard,
740
Evanston Club,
372
Marion Flats,
253
Fort Sheridan,
730 .
Marquette Flats,
259
Fortnightly of Chicago,
374
Maywood,
740
Germania Mænnerchor,
376
Miscellaneous
35
Granada Flats,
260
Morgan Park,
741
Grand Crossing,
731
Morton Flats,
139
Grand Pacific Hotel,
344
Morton Park,
74I
Grayland,
732 Newport Flats,
257
Hamilton Club, 378
North Division,
200
Harvard Club,
379
North Evanston, .
742
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Military
51
Glencoe,
731
Montrose,
740
Club List,
353
.
257
Consuls
.
47
LaGrange Club,
39I
Farragut Boat Club, 373
Marquette Club,
395
French Literary Club, .
375
Clifton House, 343
Kenwood Club,
Kinzie Flats,
386
Cambridge Flats
177
47 260
Jaeschke Flats,
Buena Park, 696
Illinois Cycling Club,
343
Lynch and
Brownell's
Artistic Shoes
-at-
Moderate Prices.
-
253 255 State St.
Separate Department for Ladies.
Largest Shoe Store in the City.
YOU HAVE BEEN PAYING TOO MUCH FOR YOUR FINE FOOT WEAR.
R. J. WALSHE,
DRAPER AND TAILOR
ESTABLISHED 1861.
119 DEARBORN STREET.
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GENERAL INDEX.
North Shore Club,.
396
Salvador Flats, 759
Norwood Flats,
II4
Sherman House,
348
Norwood Park,
742
Shopper's Guide, 775
Oak Park,
743
South Division, 65
Oak Park Club,
397
South Evanston,
759
Oakland Club,
398
Southern Hotel,
349
Oakland Hotel,
347
Standard Club,
403
Oaks Club The,
399
Stratford Flats
173
Ontario Flats, .
264
Street Index,
25
Ozark Flats,
I91
Suburban List,
689
Palmer House,
348
Theatre Plates,
799
Park Club,
400
The Wellington,
350
Park Manor,
749
Theatres,
55
Parks,
51
Twentieth Century Club,
405
Parkside,
750
Union Club,
406
Pelham Flats,
233
Union League Club,
408
Phoenix Club,
40I
University Club,
412
Post Office, .
43
Virginia Hotel,
349
Press Club,
40I
Walton Flats,
213
Public Halls, Blocks and Buildings,
51
Washington Heights,
764
Pullman,
750
Washington Park Club,
414
Pullman Bldg.
I34
West Division.
277
Ravenswood,
751
Westminster Hotel,
. 214
Ravinia,
753
Wilmette,
765
Ridgeland,
754
Windsor Park,
766
River Forest,
755
Winnetka,
767
Riverside,
755
Woodlawn Park,
768
Rogers Park,
757
Yorkshire Flats,
.
140
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Park Ridge,
749
Tremont House,
349
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Adams W. S. & C. E. Drexel stables . 810
Akam C. G. billiard tables and sew- ing machines 776 and 794 Allen Henry G. Co. encyclopedias . 781 Alschuler S. Mrs. ladies' furng. . 816
Amerson & Schaubel, decorators . 82 Anderson Art Co. . 200
Andrews A. H. & Co. folding beds, etc. 14
Angely Mme. dressmkr 818
.
Auditorium Floral Co. . 781
Augustin F. A. shoes . 829
Auld J. M. physician 791
Austin, ladies' art tailor . 420
Auw N. F. carpet cleaning 28
Babcock Mary Keyes, school, . 794
Baggot E. plumber and gasftr. . 800
Bales E. E. . 787
Barbee Wire and Iron Works . 419
Barnes F. C. Mrs. modiste
. 787
Barry & Myers, painters 790
Baumgarten Annie, modiste 779
Bedell George Mrs. carpet cleaning 799 Bell Cora, manicure . 786
Bemis J. G. physician . 791
Bargadieu E. languages . . 785
Bernhardt M. Dr.
.44
Birmingham Engraving Co.
. 781
Bohner George Co. lamps, etc. V
Booth A. Packing Co. oysters and fish . 790
Boston T. S. Prof. pianist
. 789
Bowman Dairy Co. milk .
. 816
Boyer S. window shades 796
Brinkerhoff W. C. physician . 791 Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. bil- liard tables 776
Bryant H. B. & Son. business col- lege
Burghoffer J. J. G. art 420
Burley & Co. china and glass
·
775
18
Buttermilk Toilet Co.
.
34
Campbell H. M. picture frames 793 Campbell R. R. decorator back cover Candlin Lillian Moore, artist . 775
Carder G. H. physician . 791
Carlen A. Miss, modiste 787
Carpenter Geo. B. & Co. awnings 24
Carr May Mme. dressmkr. 277
Charles Creamery Co. butter and eggs . 199
Chicago Athenaeum
. 687
Chicago, Burl'ton & Quincy R.R. .
58
Chicago Conservatory of Music, etc. 788
Chicago Cottage Organ Co. · 793 Chicago Dramatic Bureau, 36 Chicago Medical and Surgical In- stitute
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Ry. . 830
Chicago National Bank, .
341
Chi., St. Paul & Kansas City Ry. . 56
Chicago Wholesale Picture Co. 793
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry. 60
Chickering-Chase Bros. Co. pianos Childs S. D. & Co. stationers 20 . 343
Cleaver A. W. & Co. laundry . 16
Clippinger D. A. vocal teacher . 342
Colby J. A. & Sons, furniture . 782
Columbia National Bank iv Columbia School of Oratory 794
Comstock Howard P. locksmith and bellhanger . 808
Conly J. A. buttons .
814
Cook George M. carpet cleaner . 798 Cosmopolitan Dispensary 26
Crossman & Lee, decorators
778, 784 and 38
Crown Pen Co.
. 820
Dale & Sempill, drugs vii
Davies The Distributor
.
17
Deal D. B. oculist 789
Dezeng, Whitehead & Co. oculists' supplies . 419
Donnelley R. R. & Sons Co. .
797
Douglass & Shuey Company, pho- tographic supplies ·
65
Drexel stables · 908
Dunlap R. & Co. hatters . 198
Dunn L. M. Mrs. music teacher
. 200
Durlacher M. Mrs. dressmkr. . 774 Elias Jacob J. china repairers . 777
Elms Julius K. physician 791
Ely Edward Co. merchant tailors . 2
Ensminger M. Mme. music teacher 788
Ermine Lucy E. physician 791
Errico Bros. art works 775
Estey & Camp, pianos
793 and 822
Evanston Musical Institute . 788
Faloon M. physician . 791
Farrell E. J. dentist . . 778
Fisler May Mrs. manicure
. 804
Fitzer August, hairdresser
.
783
Fitzgerald Parlor Orchestra 789
Flanagan & Biedenweg, stained glass . 795
Folke-Kjellberg Institute ·
8
Forst B. carpet cleaner
777
Fowler E. S. & W. S. opticians
. 789
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2
. 275 Chicago Sanitarium . 776
Andrews' Dictionary Holders, Six Styles $3 to $8. No Snaps or Catches. Gem Folding Beds the Best.
Out. Library Globes
Finished in Antique Copper and Silver. ELEGANT AND ACCURATE. Special Discounts for the Holidays. A. H. Andrews & Co. 215 WABASH AV. CHICAGO.
W. SCOTT THURBER
Importer of and Dealer in
HIGH-CLASS
WORKS . OF . ART
210 WABASH AVENUE,
Artistic Framing, CHICAGO.
Mrs. F. M. Mooney, Modiste,
FORMERLY MISS HOUSE, OF THE PARISIAN SUIT CO.
1by Wabash Give,
SIXTH FLOOR. TAKE ELEVATOR.
RUSSELL & LEHNER, MANUFACTURERS OF Artistic Frames of Every Description,
AND DEALERS IN PICTURES,
GOLD GILDING A SPECIALTY.
131 WABASH AVE.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Fowler J. E. fashion bazaar . 276, 794
French & Potter Co. china, etc. 65 .
Fuchs Albert, florist . 808
Gallagher M. F. florist . 688
Gallie Don M. dentist . 778
Gamet C. M. Mrs. modiste . 779
Garden City Carpet Cleaning Wks. 28
Garwood W. C. confectioner . . 352
Gilbride C. hairdresser, etc. . 783
Gillmann C. F. & Co. jewelers . 828
Gloede R. F. florist 781
Goldberg & Pitkin, ladies' tailors . 785 Goode J. & Co. florists . 783
Goodyear Rubber Co. .
30
Graf Anton, dyer & scourer 781
Graves E. L. dentist 689
Green A. G. Mrs. dressmkr. 779
Greene J. W. Mrs. physical exercise institute 790
Greene M. B. Mrs. schools
794
Griffith J. J. florist . 77
Haeni Eloise, school . 794
Hall S. W. leggings, etc. . 786
Halle H. F. florist
. 782
Hammond H. H. merchant tailor : 823 Hanna William .
44
Hathaway J. L. coal .
777
Hawkins D. W. modes 38 and 729
Hawxhurst J. M. pianos . · 793
Hayden C. W. oculist . 816
. 200
Hoerlein H. A. upholsterer . 796
Hollingsworth I. M. physician 36
Horne W. J. electric belts . II
Howe O. Baxter, physician ii
Indiana Springs Co. . 418
Izard & Douglass, photo. printers . 26 Jacobi Drs. physicians 791
Johnson E. H. caterer 22
Jones C. E. business college 775
Judd F. F. business college . 773
Judson W. L. artist 46
Keating Leonide, physical devel- opment . 790
Kenwood Institute, school 794
Kimball W. W. Co. pianos, back cover Knickerbocker Ice Co. 48 Koelling & Klappenbach, foreign books . 352
Kowalski J. H. vocal teacher . 796
Lakeside Hospital 62
Law Robert, 777
Leigh C. A. merchant tailor 28 Leyman Louise Mme. music school 788 Lincoln National Bank . 776
Linden Glass Co. 12
Lindsay Bros. merchant tailors 353
List Edward, R.R. ticket broker . 793 Louise & Co. milliners .
50 Low J. S. upholsterer 796
Lynch & Brownell, boots and shoes 10 Lyon, Potter & Co. pianos . viii Lyon & Healy front cover and iii
McClelland J. D. & Co. mer. tailors 276
McIntosh Battery & Optical Co. 32
McKee H. dancing . 686
McKey T. F. dentist . 778
Magee Guy & Co. booksellers vii
Mailander E. H. florist 783
Manasse L. optical goods .
798 I
. 351 820 794
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. 32
. 790
Morse John F. diamonds 779
Mountz S. W. vocal teacher 687
774
Munger G. M. & Co. laundries 785 Munro G. Willard, music teacher . 802 Napier N. Mrs. manicure 792
National College of Music . 788
National Electropoise Co. 42
National Music Co. . 22
Nelson F. Mrs. milliner · 199
Nelson John, merchant tailor . 812
Nesbitt Company, decorators 20
Newcomb John C. picture frames 793 Northwestern Dental College . 828 Oakwood Retreat Association 421 Odenbaugh A. V. complexion spec- ialist 829
Old Staten Island Dyeing Estab- lishment . 780
Osbaldeston Francis, massage 52
Palais Royal, gloves . . 782
Paterson R. G. Mrs. millinery .
. 787
Payen Cecile E. artist . 776
Perham, modiste 788
Phelps L. A. music teacher 788
Pitkin & Brooks, china, glass, etc. vi Place Frank A. photographer .
4
Platz Max, photographer .8
. vii
Rand, McNally & Co. stationers
Raymond Vacation Excursions 7 Reams Geo. M. Mrs. music teacher 788 Reed A. & Sons, pianos 62 Richard C. B. & Co. st'mship agts. 688 Richardson O. W. & Co. carpets . 812
Riel Geo. F. photog. . 790
Riggs Mrs. dressmkr. . 779
Robinson Fred Byron, physician . 792
Roehl Edw. E. hair goods 783
Root E. T. & Sons, pianos, etc. . 823
Root W. J. photographer 343 .
Russell & Lehner, pictures, etc. Salvator Co. medicines . 14 · 42 Samson C. ladies tailor . 785
Schoultz Fritz & Co. costumers . 778 Scranton Amy, schools · 794
Second Regiment Band, . . 814
Selleck A. C. hardware, ete. 277
Shampay Bros. lace curtains cl'ned 784 Shoninger B. & Co. pianos 793 Shugart J. D. dentist . 779
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