The Chicago Blue Book of Selected Names of Chicago and Suburban Towns 1902, Part 1

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LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN


977.31 C432 1902


ILLINOIS HISTORICAL SURVEY


LINCOLN BARTLETT'S


CREATIONS IN SILK AND COTTON


WAISTS


For Fashionable Women


HIS picture shows one of the many de- signs that we make in Waists for Golf. A comfortable, easy- fitting garment; also possessing style and original design, is the character of the work- manship of this es- tablishment.


We also make Neck Dressings, Tams and Belts, to be worn for outing exercise.


LINCOLN BARTLETT CO.


... Shirt and Waist Makers ...


46 Jackson Boulevard


CHICAGO


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MISS ELSA WESTMAN,


References-H. B. Favill, M.D., Wm. H. Rumpf, M.D., E. Stillman Bailey, M.D., Orrin Lelroy Smith, M.D.


Medical Gymnast and Masseuse 65 RANDOLPH ST. Tel. 2632 Centra


Rellbere AInstitute


FOR


MEDICAL GYMNASTICS AND MASSAGE


SUPERHEATED DRY AIR AND - HYDRO-THERAPY


Established 1881 Tel. 2632 Central


Dyche Building 65 Randolph Stree N. W. Cor. State & Rand


Late of Central Music Hall . . .


Separate Departm for Ladies


Graduates from Sweden


I.H.S. 208


C432 1902


THE STANDARD BEARER OF PURITY


DRE.L.GRAVES UNEQUALED TOOTH POWDER


DRE.LGRAVES UNEQUALED TOOTH POWDER CHICAGO


Clean Teeth are evidence of refine- ment and essential to good health.


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THE SANITARIUM


LAKE GENEVA


F-


WISCONSIN


For Medical Surgical Mental Nervous and Drug Cases


Address Dr. E. H. POMEROY Telephone 61


Chicago- Wednesdays, 34 Washington St., 1209 Venetian Bldg., 2 to 3 P. M. Telephone Cen- tral 2415.


References: Drs. Frank Billings, Henry B. Favill D. R. Brower Archibald Church O. A. King William Osler Fernand Henrotin


Dr. Clara L. Milner Registered Osteopathist


Office Hours from 9 to 12 and 2 to 4


Suite 601-2-3 Champlain Bldg. Cor. State and Madison


Graduate of American School of Osteopathy


TREATMENT BY APPOINTMENT


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ROSWELL F. CONNOR, D.O. MARY HOUGHTON CONNOR, D.O.


OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS


Fourth Floor, Auditorium Bldg. Office Hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.


FAT FOLKS


Reduced to Stay Reduced by the Original Obesity Specialist. Twenty-five years' experience. No starving, no wrinkles, no increase after the cure is complete. Its harmlessness is absolutely and uncondi- tionally guaranteed. CALL or enclose stamp for booklet.


DR. O. W. F. SNYDER, 1314 Masonic Temple, CHICAGO


Hugo Ad. Oldenborg, G.D.


SWEDISH MEDICAL GYMNASTICS AND MASSAGE


1209 Stewart Building 92 State Street


TELEPHONE CENTRAL-3173


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North German Lloyd S.S.Co. NEW YORK SERVICES


KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE KRONPRINZ WILHELM


TWIN SCREW EXPRESS STEAMER SERVICE Tuesday Express


New York via Plymouth (London) Bremen via Southampton (London) Cherbourg (Paris) to Bremen


Cherbourg (Paris) to New York


TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE


New York bia Cherbourg (Paris) Bremen via Southampton (London) Southampton (London) to Cherbourg (Paris) to Bremen Every Thursday New York Every Saturday


MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS SERVICE


New York to Genoa via Gibraltar Genoa to New York bia Naples and Naples and Gibraltar Every Thursday Every Saturday


BALTIMORE SERVICE


A Regular Passenger Service maintained between


BALTIMORE AND BREMEN By the well-known Steamers


RHEIN, TRIER, KÖLN, HANNOVER, FRANKFURT,


DRESDEN, MÜNCHEN, WILLEHAD, ETC.


Excellent Cabin Accommodations at Moderate Prices


For Tickets and all information apply to H. CLAUSSENIUS & CO.


General Western Agents 90 and 92 Dearborn St., Chicago, Il1. TELEPHONE CENTRAL-990


IO


The DUNDEE NURSERY


LARGE SHADE TREES WITH BALLS OF EARTH A SPECIALTY


PORTER HILL


Subdi- visions PLANTED


A VERY CHOICE LIST OF ORNAMENTAL AND SHADE TREES, ALL SIZES. LARGE FLOWERING SHRUBS, ROSES, FRUIT TREES, EVERGREENS, ETC. PRUNING TREES, SODDING AND LAWN WORK DONE PROMPTLY


PORTER & HILL, Props., Landscape Engineers


Main Office on Sales Grounds, Garfield Boulevard and Michigan Avenue, 'Phone Went .- 596.


BRANCH OFFICE, 154 LAKE ST., 'PHONE MAIN-3868 BRANCH NURSERY, 2014 CHURCH ST., EVANSION, ILL.


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JAMES G. MOULTON ART GALLERIES


Between Wabash Ave. and State St.


45 East Jackson Boulevard, CHICAGO, ILL. After May Ist, 1902, 49 East Jackson Boul.


THE FOSTER MOTHER."


Painting by Ellen K. Baker.


Importer of Modern Paintings of the Foreign and American Schools VISITORS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ART GALLERY.


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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 Street; also Ladies' Shopping Guide, Street Directory, and other Valuable Information.


FOR THE YEAR ENDING 1902.


PRICE, FIVE DOLLARS.


THE CHICAGO DIRECTORY COMPANY, PUBLISHERS, LAKESIDE PRESS BUILDING, POLK ST., CORNER PLYMOUTH CT. COPYRIGHT, 1901, BY THE CHICAGO DIRECTORY COMPANY.


DOMINION LINE


U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS


BOSTON SERVICE-Boston-Queenstown-Liverpool


CANADIAN SERVICE-Montreal-Quebec-Liverpool; Portland-Liverpool MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE-Boston-Gibraltar-Naples-Genoa, and Alexandria, Egypt


FLEET OF PASSENGER STEAMERS


S. S. Columbus (building) Twin Screw, 14,000 tons.


S. S. Commonwealth (new 1900)


Twin Screw, 13,000 tons


S. S. New England (new i898) Twin Screw, 11,600 tons


S: S. Canada (new 1896)


Twin Screw, 9,000 tons


S. S. Labrador (building) Twin Screw, 10,000 tons


S. S. Dominion (new 1896)


Twin Screw, 6,618 tons


S. S. Cambroman


5,500 tons


S. S. Vancouver


5,231 tons


Sailing Dates: From Boston, Wednesdays; from Montreal or Portland, Saturdays. Unsurpassed Saloon and Second Saloon accommodations.


For rates of passage and other information, apply to Company's office.


RICHARDS, MILLS, & CO., GENERAL AGENTS


TELEPHONE CENTRAL-1127


69 Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill.


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C432 1902


PREFACE.


HE Thirteenth issue of the CHICAGO BLUE BOOK possesses some


IT 4 features which we trust will entitle it to retain the high place in public favor that has been accorded its predecessors. We desire especially to thank our lady patrons for their cordial appreciation of our efforts.


Neither time nor money has been spared to make this work as complete and valuable as possible. The difficulty attending the com- piling of such a book can be easily appreciated; and 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, and in this way we hope to make the CHICAGO BLUE BOOK as nearly perfect as it is possible to make such a volume.


While retaining all the old features, such as Calling Days in the Street List, and Summer Residences in the Alphabetical List, we have added very materially to our Miscellaneous Information, Club Lists, Churches, 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 regarding Social or Literary Clubs and Associations which we have not already incorporated in our volume.


We do not claim the BLUE BOOK is either a City Directory or absolutely an Elite Directory; neither do we pretend to pass upon the social or financial standing of the parties whose names are contained therein. It is simply a compilation of about twenty-four thousand names of the most prominent householders of Chicago and suburbs within a radius of thirty miles, published in the most convenient form for refer- ence by our lady patrons.


.


The title, "BLUE BOOK," is given the work because of its blue cover. It does not refer to blue blood, as many people suppose. Webster's


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PREFACE.


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."


The data for this work have not been compiled from circulars or from other Directories. 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 necessary for us to commence our annual canvass early in Septem- ber. We would therefore deem it a great favor if those absent from their homes after October Ist would send us each year the information they wish inserted, in order that the work may possess that accuracy and completeness we have taken so much pains to secure.


THE PUBLISHERS.


Names Received Too Late for Insertion in Street Lists.


Beauley Wm. Jean, Mr. & Mrs. 3602 Rhodes av. Blackman Geo. A. Mr. & Mrs. 1032 Park av. Carleton Charles, Mr. & Mrs. 1011 Walnut. Green William A. Mr. & Mrs. 4640 Drexel boul. Henderson Frank B. Mr. & Mrs. III Evanston av. Lowdermilk H. E. Mrs. 3602 Rhodes av. McAuley John T. Mr. & Mrs. 586 Dearborn av. McAuley Henry Sayrs, 586 Dearborn av. Parker Francis W. Col. 5801 Washington av. Wann Frederick A. Mr. & Mrs. 4731 Ellis av. Warren Andrew, 4731 Ellis av.


Warren C. F. Miss, 4731 Ellis av. Warren VanCourt, 4731 Ellis av,


Brentano's®


Stationery Department


Monograms, Ciphers, Crests, Coats=of=Arms,


Illuminating on the latest prevailing sizes of stationery.


Invitations and Announcements for Weddings, At Home, Reception and Visiting Cards, engraved in correct form.


BOOK-PLATES DESIGNED.


BRENTANO'S, 1 218 Wabash Ave., Chicago.


Fireplace Furnishings


Andirons Fire Sets Fenders Gas Logs Gas Grates Coal Grates


Berlin Black Bright Brass Lemon Brass Old Brass Copper Old Copper


And all other Finishes


Wood Mantels, Tile and Mosaic for all pur- poses, walls, floors, etc., etc.


INTERIOR WOODWORKING CO.


TELEPHONE HARRISON-86


296 WABASH AVENUE


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WHITE STAR LINE


ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS


BETWEEN


NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN


Unsurpassed for Excellence of Service


Sailing from New York and Liverpool every Wednesday


CELTIC. (New), Twin Screw, 20,904 tons, 700 feet long, 75 feet beam.


The Largest Vessel in the World. OCEANIC. Twin Screw, 704 feet long, 68 feet wide, 17,274 tons.


MAJESTIC. Twin Screw, 582 feet long, 10,000 tons.


TEUTONIC. Twin Screw, 58z feet long, 10,000 tons. Very superior accommoda - tions on above steamers for first and second class passengers.


GERMANIC. Thoroughly renovated. Very comfortable and steady.


CYMRIC. Twin Screw, 600 feet long, 12,- 552 tons. One of the largest and most comfortable steamers afloat. Leaves New York on Tuesdays.


"GERMANIC" and "CYMRIC ", do not carry second-class passengers.


For rates, plans, and other particulars apply to the company's office,


94-96 DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO


TELEPHONE CENTRAL-139 S. TENNEY FRENCH, General Western Agent


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GENERAL INDEX.


Academies and Seminaries, 54


Consuls,


83


Allen The, I78


Corporation of the City, 47


Alphabetical List, 457


Country Club of Evanston, 365


Amateur Musical Club. 325


Daughters of the American Revo- lution, 367


Arché Club, 327


De Berri The, . I22


Arizona The. 14I


Edgebrook, . 669


Ashland Club, 329


Edinburgh The, 167


Asylums,


61


Edison Park, 669


Atlanta Flats, 150


Educational, 83


Auditorium Hotel, 311


Elmhurst, 669


Auditorium Annex,


31I


Englewood Men's Club, 372


Austin, 663


Evanston, 670


Bankers' Club, 331


Evanston Club, 373


Belden Flats, .


221


Exmoor Country Club, 374


Berkshire The, I68


Fellowship Club, 375


Berwyn,


667


Fort Sheridan, 688


Bryn Mawr,


668


Fortnightly of Chicago, . 376


Bryn Mawr Club,


332


Forty Club, . 377


Builders Club,


333


Friday Club, 377


Calumet Club,


334


Garrard The, 270


Casino at Edgewater,


336


Germania Mænnerchor, 379


Caxton Club,


336


Glen Ellyn, 689


Cemeteries,


62


Glen View Club,


381


Charlevoix Flats, . 263


Glencoe, 689


Cheltenham, . 669


Granada Hotel, 263


Chicago Athletic Association, . 342


Grand Pacific Hotel, . 313


Chicago Beach Hotel, 311


Great Northern Hotel, 313


Chicago Club,


338


Hamilton Club, 383


Chicago Culture Club,


352


Hampden The, 199


Chicago Literary Club, .


355


Highland Park, .690


Chicago Musical College 455


Chicago South Side Club, 356


Chicago Women's Club, 358


Churches, . 63


Club List,


325


Hotel Del Prado, . 314


Colonial Club, . 363


Hotel List, 31I


Commercial Club, 364


Hotel Luzerne, 257


Hotel Metropole, . 315


Concord Flats, 149


Hinsdale, .


692


Hinsdale Club, 387


Chicago Golf Club, 354


Harcourt The, 129


Highland Park Club, 387


Hospitals, 85


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Apartments, 55


CUNARD LINE


ESTABLISHED 1840.


Carrying United States and European Mails Between New York, Boston and Liverpool (via Queenstown)


Record Passages Westward, 5 days, 7 hours, 23 minutes. Eastward, 5 days, 8 hours, 38 minutes. Sailings every Saturday from New York. Fortnightly Tuesdays from Boston.


Fast Mail Express Steamers from New York:


LUCANIA CAMPANIA


Twin Screw, 620 feet long, 12,950 tons.


UMBRIA ETRURIA


520 feet long, 8,000 tons. Fast New Twin-Screw Mail Steamers from Boston: SAXONIA IVERNIA


600 feet long, 14,150 tons.


The steadiness in all weathers of these new Steamers is remarkable. All passengers who suffer when at sea should travel by them. The experience will be a revelation. Unsurpassed Accommodations for First and Second Cabin and Third-Class Passengers.


Comfort, Speed and Regularity with Safety always the Paramount Consideration. For Tickets, Rates, and other information, apply to


F. G. WHITING, Mgr. Western Dept. Dearborn, S. E. Cor. Randolph St. CHICAGO.


Telephone Central-2051.


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GENERAL INDEX.


Hotel Normandie,


166


Military, 87


Hotel Windermere,


316


Miscellaneous Information, 47


Hyde Park Hotel, 316


Morgan Park, . 706


Ideal Club, 388


Morton Park, 707


Museums, 89


Nakama Club, 4II


Illinois Society Sons of the Revo- lution,


394


North Side Art Club, 411


Illinois Woman's Press Ass'n, 395


Norwood Park,


707


Iroquois Club,


396


Oak Park, 708


Irving Park,


695


Oak Park Club, 412


Isabelle The, 197


Oakland Club,


414


Ivanhoe Flats, 198


Oakland Hotel,


117


Jaeschke Flats,


258


Oaks Club,


415


Jefferson Park,


697


Oneida The,


147


Julien Hotel, .


196


Ontario The, 320


Kenilworth,


697


Onwentsia Club, . 416


Kenwood The,


318


Palmer House, 321


Kenwood Club,


397


Park Ridge, .


716


Kindergartens,


85


Parks, 89


Kinzie Flats,


252


Physicians' Directory, 758


Klio Association, .


399


Pickwick The, 167


LaGrange,


698


Plaza The, 228


Lake Forest, .


702


Post Office,


48


Lake View Woman's Club, 400


Preface,


15


Lakeside, 704


Press Club, 418


Lakeside Club, 401


Public Halls, Blocks and Buildings, 90


Lakota Hotel,


318


Pullman, 716


LaStrain Hotel, 120


Pullman Bldg. . . 165


Leland Hotel,


319


Quadrangle Club, 420 Railroad Terminal Stations, 95


Ravinia, 717


Libraries and Reading Rooms,


86


Raymond The, 253


Lincoln Club,


403


Renfost The, II7


Lincoln Park Palace, 236


River Forest, 717


Lombard, 704


Longwood,


705


Saddle and Cycle Club, 422


Lorraine The,


198


Sheridan Club, 424


Majestic The,


272


Sherman House, 321


Marquette Club,


405


Shoppers' Guide, 727


Marquette Flats,


263


Mayfair, 705


Maywood, 705


McConnell Building, 218


McIntosh The, 270


Menoken Club, 407


Mentone The, .


231


Midlothian Country Club, . 409


Social Economics Club, 425 .


Social Settlements, 95


Societies, Clubs and Associations, 96


Society of Colonial Wars, . 426


Society of Mayflower Descendants in the State of Illinois, . 427


South Division,


109


Standard Club,


· 428


Illinois Club, 389


Illinois Society Sons of the Amer- ican Revolution, 391


Newberry The, 231


North Division, 217


Riverside, 719


Lessing Apartments, 271


Lexington Hotel, . 319


HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE


TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS S. S. DEUTSCHLAND 68619 feet in length, 671/2 feet beam, 44 feet deep, 16,000 tons, 37,000 horse-power, 231/2 knots average speed.


TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS AND PASSENGER SERVICE To Plymouth (London), Cherbourg (Paris) and Hamburg


The Twin-Screw Express Steamers DEUTSCHLAND, AUGUSTE VICTORIA, COLUMBIA . and FÜRST BISMARCK leave New York Thursdays for Plymouth (London), Cherbourg (Paris) and Hamburg, returning from Hamburg via Southampton (London) and Cherbourg (Paris). The S. S. Deutschland holds the record for fastest time, having maintained a speed of over 23 1-2 knots per hour across the Atlantic. The other three vessels of this service are also among the finest, fastest and largest ships afloat.


The steamers GRAF WALDERSEE, PRETORIA, PATRICIA, PENNSYLVANIA, MOLTKE and BLUECHER (the latter two having been built in 1901-2) of the Twin-Screw Passenger Service, which sail from New York Saturdays, for Plymouth (London), Cherbourg (Paris) and Hamburg, returning to New York via Boulogne and Plymouth, have a ton- nage of more than 13,000 tons. They have become very popular with the traveling pub- lic, owing to their unusual steadiness even in the roughest seas, so that seasickness is a thing almost unknown on board of these steamers.


MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS LINE


During the winter months the Twin-Screw Express Steamers sail on the German Mediterranean Service from NEW YORK to GIBRALTAR, ALGIERS, NAPLES, GENOA and ALEXANDRIA.


GRAND WINTER AND SUMMER CRUISES


Winter Cruise to Madeira, the Mediterranean, and the Orient. Summer Cruises to Norway, Spitzbergen, and the North Cape.


PLEASURE CRUISES


By the specially constructed Twin-Screw Cruising Yacht " Prinzessin Victoria Luise."


FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE


Northwest Corner Randolph and La Salle Streets CHICAGO Telephone Main-2947


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GENERAL INDEX.


St. Germaine Flats,


120


Victoria Hotel,


321


Stratford Flats,


197


Vincennes The, 202


Street Index,


31


Virginia Hotel,


322


Studio Bldg.


258


Walton The, 228


Suburban List,


663


Washington Heights, 721


Theatre Diagrams, 765


Washington Park Club, 443


Theatres,


96


Wellington The, 322


Tracy, 720


West Division, 279


Tudor The,


I22


West End Women's Club,


448


Turner Hotel,


206


Westward Ho Golf Club


450


Twentieth Century Club, 431


Wilmette,


721


Union Club, 432


Winamac The,


178


Union League Club, 434


Windsor Park.


722


University Club, 440


Winnetka, 723


University of Chicago,


125


Woman's Athletic Club, 452


Van Dyke The,


172


Woodlawn Park Club, 454


Vermont Flats,


127


Y'ale The


213


TELEPHONE SOUTH ONE


FRANKACRANDALL


2132-2134 INDIANA AVE


ARTISTIC WALL PAPER


DECORATIONS


WINDOW SHADES PAINTERS SUPPLIES


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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.


Abt R. & Co. rugs . 759


Ackerman Charles N. & Co. elec- tricians


Acme Parquet Floor Co. . 738


Adams Bros. livery . 786


Adams & Pigott, kid glove cleaners 742 Advance Whitewashing Co. . . 763


Aeppli A. G. upholsterer . 762


Aline Mme. & M. I. Bessor, gowns 742 Allen R. A. & Co. undertakers . 762


Almini Company, decorators . . 734


Alvizua Spanish School .


. 770


American Conservatory . 754


American Detective Agency . 736


American Line . opp. 457


American Tourist Assn. . opp. 765


American Water Co. . 752


American Whitewashing Co. 763 Anderson & Ekstrom, upholsterers 762 Andrews, gowns . 746


Andrews J. E. Miss, ladies' tailor . 746


Arendt F. ladies' tailor . 746


Association Auditorium . . 765


Association College . 760


Atlana Carpet Works . 730


Avery Chas. G. ladies' tailor . . 746


Bagley Plating Co. . 758


Baldwin A. E. dentist . 735


Bank M. S. ladies' tailor 747


Bartlett Lincoln Co. furnishing goods . 3


Beecroft & Co. carpet cleaning


38.


.


Benson F. embroideries . 739


Bentley A. L. & Son, undertakers


opp. 217


Bergey School of Music . 753 Bergmann Lena M. music teacher 753 Berlitz School of Languages 760 Bettis S. L. Mrs. chiropodist, 732, 743 Big Four Railroad . 50


Black H. ladies' tailor


747 Blackman Music Studio . 753 Blake Chas. G. & Co. monuments 752 Bloom Isidor, ladies' tailor . 747 Bohner Mfg. Co. mustache trainer 324. Bowman Dairy Co. 788


Brentano's, booksellers 17


Brown James Moreau, physician . 758


Brown Robert E. miniatures . 752


Brown Wm. D. H. physician . 758 Bryden F. A. & Co. picture frames 758 Bunting Henry S. osteopathist . 780 Burgess Ida J. decorator


Burk Wm. Cutlery Co. . 733


Burley & Co. china 36 .


Cameron D. U. Dr. dentist 734 Campbell A. W. physician 758 Carlson Anna Miss, massage 750


Carpenter Fannie E. osteopathist 790 Carpenter Geo. B. & Co. awnings 795 Carpenter Geo. H. osteopathist . 790 Case & Shaw, corsets 774


Cavell's Hyde Park Employment Bureau · 739 Chaddon Corena Mme. hair dress- ing . 743 Chicago Auditorium Conservatory opp. 311 Chicago Braiding and Embroidery Co. . 729


Chicago Chemical Carpet Cleaning Co. 731


Chicago Clothes Dryer Works . 782 Chicago Costume Co. . 733 Chicago Edison Co. electric light . 310 Chicago Free Kindergarten Assn. Normal Training School . . 790


Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. 323


Chicago Musical College · 455


Chicago National Bank 793 Chicago Rat Trap Co. . 759


Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry. 661 Clark Melville Piano Co. 757


Claypool Edward A. genealogist 742


Coen Bernard, ladies' tailor . 747 Coffin Frank Minot, music teacher 753 Cohen & Levy, ladies' tailors 747 Compagnie Générale Transatlan- tique 216


Conly's Pleating and Button Works 737 Connor Mary Houghton, osteopa- thist 9 and 755 Connor Roswell F. osteopathist 9 and 755


Consumers Company, ice . 784


Crandall Frank A. decorator 24


Creuziger Lou Mrs. ladies' tailor . 747 Cunard Line 20


Cut Rate Tailoring Co.


. 774


Davis H. furrier 742


DeBitt Irene Mme. dermatologist 733


Dee & Co. lace curtain cleaning . 746


Demming A. W. tailor . 747


Devereux Detective Agency .


. 735


Dominion Line, mail steamers


. 14


Dormeyer R. Miss, school


. 760


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. 756


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Write or Telephone for List of Prominent People Using Them


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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.


Doyle Marie Mme. ladies' tailor . 747


Drexel Stables . . 786


Dundee Nursery back cover and II Hubbel Orchestra, The 754


Dunfee J. & Co. parquet floors 756 Hurwitz & Swidler, ladies' tailors 748 Hyde James Nevins, physician . 758


Dunn L. M. Mrs. music teacher 753


Eastern Dye House 737


Economy Dye House 737


Edmanson James, caterer


opp. 727


Edwards L. A. dentist


734


Eisenstein H. tailor .


45


Illinois Trust Safety Deposit Co.


Interior Woodworking Co. 17


International Navigation Co. opp. 457 Jevne C. & Co. grocers 742, 764 Jochnick Institute, massage opp. 217 John William, dyer . . 738


Johnson E. H. caterer . opp. 279


Jonas Ladies' Tailoring Co. . 748


Julia Mlle. ladies' tailor . . 748 Kaempfer W. C. taxidermist . 761


Kaleidon . 745


· Kellberg Institute, massage, . 4


Kelley Mary E. osteopathist . 755 Kenwood Storage & Transfer Co. . 761 Keys P. B. toilet goods 278


Kidwell J. F. & Bro. florists . 740 Kilgore M. Mrs. ladies' tailor . 749 Kinsley's Restaurant 778


Kjellberg A. Emil & Tekla Folke, massage · 32


Klinetop Arthur F. physician 758


Kluge Edw. E. ferrets . 749


6


Knight, Donnelley & Co. bankers Knox-Roche Bureau


324


Kornbrodt Theo. dye house 738


Kosman J. A. furrier . 741 Kubin Otto Co. phonographs 776 Lake Shore Dyeing and Cleaning House .738


Lamont D. decorator 734


Lavaron Leonide C. designer 734


Lawrence Geo. R. photographer . 756


Lawrence H. E. Mrs. dentist . 734


Lehmann Alexander, violinist . 762


Lesch John, carpet cleaner . 731


Libonati's Mandolin Orchestra . 755


Lietzau John, florist . 740 Lincoln Warehouse & Van Co. . 761


. Littlejohn D. & Cushman, osteop- athists . 755


.Loewe Herrmann E. Dr. baths . 728


Loewy -William & Co. dyers 738 Lyon & Healy, pianos, front cover


and 28


M. & D. Range Co. 26


Maggi's Bouillon 725


Maison Nouvelle, millinery . 752


Malt Marrow . 772


Malt Sinew Co. . 751


Mangel John, florist . . 741


Manhattan Steam Dye Works . 738


Marble F. A. Mme. robes . 759


Marescalchi Sig. music teacher . 753


Mark Sam, ladies' tailor . . 748


Markowitz Ph. ladies' tailor . 748


Marquette Steam Dye and Clean- ing Works 737


Hofmann Karl, artificial masks . 728 Holm L. lace curtain cleaning .. 745


Hope F. & Son decorators 734, 755 Hotel Bismarck . 278


Hyde Park Laundry . 750


Hygienic Filter & Cooler Co. . 662


Illinois College of Law · 45


Illinois Tea and Coffee Co. . 761 5


Elias China Repairing Co. .


732


Ellis & Washburn, osteopathists . 755


Emanuel William, chiropodist 732


Emmons J. Hardie, physical cult- ure 757,759


Espey's Fragrant Cream 278


Excelsior Laundry Co. . 750


Fagin Art Co. 727


Feldman Philip, ladies tailor . 747


Ferguson, modiste .


736


Ferry Hall Seminary 45 .


File W. F. Mrs. home and nursery 744 First German - American Female Employment Office 739


Fitzgerald's Orchestra 754


Fletcher Geo. whitewashing 763


Frank Eugen, birds . 729


Frazer B. L. Mrs. artist . 728


Freedman Louis H. Dr. . 750


Freedman Mme. psycho-palmist


. 759


754


Freund Wm. & Sons, engravers


Fütterer Gustav, physician . 758


Gage Fred W. osteopathy opp. 727


Gage School of Music . 75.3 Garden CityCarpet Cleaning Works 730 Garden City Plating Works 45


Glazier Lyceum Bureau . 790


Goldberg J. ladies' tailor 747


Goldberg S. ladies' tailor . 748


Goldsmith's Orchestra 755


Goodheart H. R. upholsterer. . 762


Graf Anton, dye house




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