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AS NEAR HER HOME Urs. "Worthy Denies Sensational 8tories Told Abont Her. STOPPING WITH A FRIEND Her Husband, She Says, Refuses to Give Her Shelter. He Hat for Many Years. She Com plaint, MatU Her Domestic life Unhappy.

The mystery surroundinr the disappearance of Mr. Mar J. Worthy ol No. 61 Soiili Franklin avenue. Austin, has bB readily solved, and the theory that the left her home while temporarily isaane wai a vague ft.

If not an unfeeling sutjestlon. lira. Worthy, tboorh absent from home tinea Sunday lait. had aerer disappeared, ia the ordinary ac ceptation of that word, bat has been with friends since then. And.

as she tells the story, her tbsence has been aa enforced one, for the doors of her borne bay been locked to her. A reporter for The Inter Ocean found Mrs. Worthy yesterday afternoon. In the home of Charles C. Turner.

Consul of Cniauay for Illinois. Missouri, and Ohio. No. S17 Franklin Ten oe. Austin.

This Is next door to the residence of Mr. Worthy. She Is a modest, fine-looking woman, and neither In appearance nor in conversation does she look as If sho had been "subject to mental delusions," as was stated. Besides, she desired such an in-tlmation positively contradicted, as unjust as well as false. And those who have known her longest and most intimately deny an1 wonder at the assertion.

Mr. Wsrthr Starr. "I did not lea re home," said Mrs. Worthy, "willingly, or because of any 'mental tut for the simple reason that I was locked out of it, and bad to go some place 10 escape wandering about the cold streets. While getting ready for church Sunday last my husband came into my room and kept annoying me.

and as I had little time to spare, 1 told him to go away and cease tantalizing me. This appeared to anger him. for he ia a very hot-tempered man, and he told me that after leaving the boute I need not come back, for I would find it closed against me, I saij I would come back, for I did not suppose be would lock me out of my own borne. But when I returned from church I found all the doors so securely lecked that the latchkey I usually carried failed to open any of them. Neither could I get any response to my request to be sdmltted.

Whether my husband ii at bome or not I do not know. "I then nalked away and went to Pullman and remained there that night with friends. 1 came bark Monday vnornlng. and tried again in Tain to get Into my house. Today I aga'n tried, but could open none of the doors.

Since my return from Pullman I have been stopping here, but my husband does not know it. and at present I do not csre to see him. Nor is it my intention to go back again to live bim. 1 hare suffered and borne too much al ready from bim." I happy Family Life. "Has he ever abused you physically?" she was asked.

"No. he has never struck me. but be has aimed blows at me, and once be seized me by the throat, but did not choke me. More than once he baa threatened he would get rid of me if I persisted in living with him, and not long ago he told me be had a housekeeper ready to take charge of my home as soon as I left him. We nave been married twentv- Sve years, and ever since then I have suf fe red from his Jealousy and bad temper, bat particularly during the last two years.

He la very hot-tempered and domineering an wished me to have no society. He is a good father, and extremely kind and generous to the children, but he wished to do and bay everything; himself, even to the clothes that I were. He very rarely gave me any money, and said be could not see why I wanted any. see fog that be provided everything necessary for the house. "I stood sll this patiently for the children's aake, and especially of late for our daughter Cora sske.

who Is a very good and fond chll-L I have never said, as stated In The Inter Ocean of this morning, that It ever I went away I would cover up my tracks so no one could -find me. Neither is It true that our son George ever had any trouble at bome or with bis father; he is sot living at bome now because his occupation on the Metropolitan road makes it Inconvenient for him to do so. Jrs. Worthy spoke In a quiet and gen tit )-, and without any hint of bitterness in ber words or manner. But she seemed reso lute, however, not again to live with her husband.

She had born much, she said: had never given any cause for the trials and taunts sbe had been long subjected to. but to be turned out of ber bom was more than ahe could submit to or forget. Mr. Worthy was in Mr. Turner's house Tuesdar nlcbt.

but did not see his wife: nei ther was he swsre that she was there. He it a brother of the late John Worthy. PASTOR MAKES STROXG CHARGES. Rev. Tfconsns Knox af Aarorm, Ill- la Qalte Outspoken.

Aurora. 111.. March IL Special Telegram. Rct. Thomas Knox, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of this city, created a sensation In ao address before tbe Aurora Ministerial Association last evening when he charged ministers and rhnrcta members In general with being to blama for tbe prevailing Idea that church members were hypocrttea.

because of the attitude ef churches on various matters, notably on the liquor question. "The saloon," be said, "la the sum of all villainies. It la bell: yes, worse than bell, for In bell there ts kind ef grim mercy, while In saloon there Is none. Tbe character ef a aaioon never rhanirea. Aa Aurora saloon la as much sn sgenl of the devil as is one of the saloons of Chicago." Tbe speaker also alleged violation of the Aurora saloon ordinances.

He was criticised quite freely by many ef the ministers present, notably Dr. Startevant of the N. E. Congregational Church, and by Rev. Clea-dennlng of tbe First M.

E. Church, for the extravagance of bis remarks. CHECK INDORSED BY WROXG PARTT. Carinas Cesnpllratleas Over a Mistake la scadlaa; Money. Lncon.

IIL. March It. Special Telegram. L. C.

MrMurtrte of Lacoa settled up the Hassler state a few weeks ago. Ore of tbe heirs, Hermann Hassler ef Enterprise. waa entitled te $308. Mr. McMurtrle seat him a check for the amount but addressed tbe letter to Emporia.

Kaa It fell lata the heads of Hermann Hous-Jer who put It in a bank for collection. Indorsed "Hermann Hassler." Tbe check went through the proper channels, aad was paid. Mr. Me-Murtrte ia the meantime got a letter from Mr. Hassler, asklag for a settlement, aad caused bim to make Inquiries.

The Emporia bank was wired to stop payment, but the message came too late. Housler was arrested, but not until be had spent 112. The question involved is. who ia res pons! bis for the lose. WIXDOW GLASS MAT BE HIGHER, atleaal Jabbers' Assaelallna la Bee-aiea at St.

Law I a. St. Louts. March IA For the first time the history of the organization, tbe National Plateglass Jobbers' AssocJatloa has held a meeting In the West. This waa at the Planters' Hotel, today, when representatives of the thirty-eevea trass la tbe association met to discuss the eon-tlUone af trade.

Tbe business was all roe. tine, and the only thing of Interest waa the report from tbe committee oa freight rates, which announced that the rate oa t.OUe pounds of glass baa beea secured for Illinois, where the minimum bat formerly beea 1A.O0 pounds. Tbe sssoelatioa gave a banquet at the Planters' tonight The Kattonal Windowglasa Jobbers' Association will Bsea at the Planters tossorrow, and it Is thought that the price of triadowglaaa will ba advanced I per cent Xcatk frsai Burning Clothes. Haaera, IIL, March 14- Special Telegram. Mrs.

Henry Suhlcr of thlt city mat frightful 4esth thin moraine Her dress caught Irs from the kitchen atov. aad tbe ran oat Into the street screaming. She finally fell unconscious tad ber ekxhlag was coapletaly burned away before itelp arrived. Her lt-year-eld naagbter vat witness to her mother's terrible death. Smokers uabtaetd It their splaiea pesaoaaca seat Momenta clgsmtlet bast.

TICTORT FOR THE "WElT ETD CXXB. West Sid. Betlcvtrdi Be Uskted kp Kleetrleltr. The Wast Sad Wonvats Club scored a porst yesterday at a meeting at a West Park board. The boulevards la the district booadsd by North aveaae, Batata street, NlnetsenU street, and Hamlla a van a will be lighted by electricity before the southwest aad Bamboldt bonJevnrds entslde Usee Halts are.

The Wosaaasciaa la a copy of the reaolatioaa passed at a eating of the club recently, which protested against the lightlag of the outlying boulevards when aa erevistoa had beea made for the substltuUoa 01 electricity for gaa ea the boulevards leading te the parks of the dry. which are patronised te a large extent, whereas the boulevards objected te are sot la thickly Inhabited district. Tue max ter aa presented by the dob truck the park commissioners aa very fair, aad action, waa takes accwrdlagly la revolution presented br Commis sioner Graham aad adopted oy tae Bears, waica follow: "Whereas, ReeotutSeas have beea received by this beard frara the West End Woman's dab era-tag the advisability at eliminating Humboldt boulevard ana southwest souievara rrom is plaa heretofore approved for the electric lightlag the ortalnal Darks ant boulevards: ana. "Whereas, In said resolutions this board to also requested to provide for electric lights on Ash- Jaaa. Jacksoa.

wasaiagtoa, est Tweuia street, aad Ogdea aveaae boulevards; aad. "Whereas. The proposition so submitted by the West End Woman's Club is appreciated aad favored by this board: ana to eat taat is con piled wtta be it "Resolved. That ror tae present na runner Steps be taken for the electric lighting of Humboldt and Southwest boulevards, and that the electrical engineer be directed te forthwith prepare plans snd speelBcatloas and aa estimate or cost for electric lights oa Ashlaad boulevard, from Lake to Twelfth street; Twelfth street boulevard, from Ashland boulevard to Olden avenue boulevard; Ogdea avenue Douievara, from Twelfth atreet boulevard to tbe west Itne of Douglas Park: Washington boulevard, from Halsted street to Hamlla aveaae; Jackson boulevard, from Halsted street to Central Park ave aae; said plans ant spectncstions to eoarorm with sll proceedings heretofore taken la connection with tbe electric light plant now In course of construction, and all contracts bow existing ia relation thereto to apply with equal force and effect to said boulevards so tar as Is con sistent." It was tbe first time the commissioners were formally notified they had the light te light these streets. Attorney Koooea reported to taat effect, and the action was consequently taken at once.

Bonds of tae new tsue were sold yesterdsy te the amount of tSt.Oos. BAXK WRECKING IS ISPOPVLAR. Iflsclala ef Brakes Financial lastlta-tlea te Be Breaabt te Trial. West Superior. March 14.

Special Tele gram. John McLaren, cashier of the defunct Douglas County Bank, was arrested at Chippewa Fails this morning on complaint of Charles H. Slocam. a Superior druftglst, who charges the receiving of deposits after tbe Inatlluttea a insolvent. Tbe defendant arrived here this eveatag la custody of a deputy sheriff, and was bound over to the August term of the umi Court, bail being fixed at I1S.90S.

The sureties are D. 8. -Culver and Alex McLarea of Chip pewa Pills. This Is another step toward the prosecution of defunct-bank officials which haa so loos beeen threatened. GRA.VtRY COLLAPSES OVER THEM.

Oae Man Is Killed and Oae Is Fatally Harl la the Mains. St Cloud. March it An accident happened to Frederick Gruby and his son Anthony on the farm near Foley late yesterday, whereby the father lost his life snd the son waa fatally Injured. Tbe two were engaged to repairing tbe underpinning of tbe second story ef a granary, that waa filled with wheat when the framework collapsed. Both mea were burled beneath the debris and wheat Appointed! by the Gsvernsr.

Springfield. 111.. March 24. Special Telegram. The Governor has sp pointed F.

M. Annis a member ef tbe board ef trustees of the Home for Female Juvenile Offenders st Geneva: also Rob ert L. Campbell to be Justice of tae pears i tbe town of Jeffersoa. to fill the vacancy caused by the dealh of Oscar F. Uear.

Sew Hotel an Pulton III. Paxton, IIL, March it Special Telegram. The contract has beea let for the new MiddlecoC Hotel, to cost pt.too. Work will be commenced soon, aad It will be tbe fiaest between Chicago aad Cairo oa the line ef the Illinois Central, with the exception ot the tew hotel at Cham paign. HALL TREES One of the Ten Thousand Bargains in Revell March Sale.

1 50 8tylea of HaU-Ttsen In stock to select from, REVELL'S, Wabash-av. Adams-st CARSON-PIRIE MONTHLY. Daintiest of tbe Alagazlnes. Sawed Ob 9 laches alga. wide.

ansjn I Out Today I Jf pages The bomt ff2Kr I 1 VjSKS EHSTEB pnruneatof maker aad If THE DAILY JNTEB "WEDNESDAY MOIlKnTG, HABCII 25, 1890, ooocSoooooo You See Us Grow, a 2 evasrsbnvvbseaaFVaa IAI fc SSI fl ew BvriMS XM Millinery Opening TODAr, TOMORROW. Ideas from Paris at half to tenth the Paris prices. Styles for the YfCCYc V-ll Uv'Wl ICa5. want to study what wcVe were never lower anywhere. Just see what 19c will er, Fancy Routed Rio Coffee, per Arbuckle't Ariota Coffee, per 1 Baker's German Sweet Chocolate, per pound Dr.

Price's or Burnett's Vanilla Extract, 2-cx bottle 6 pounds of Fancy Carolina Rice for Baker'sreakfast Cocoa, H-lb Lenfestey's Graham or Pastry Flour, 10-lb sack 5 pounds of Choice California Prunes for 7 pounds of Bulk Macaroni for 5 bars Walker's Family Soap for 4 cans Sugar Corn for 2 Zephyr Ginghams, 5c. And these are only for today's sharp traders. 750 pieces of them genuine xephyr ginghams, superb pay quality, all this season's new styles, regularly 12c go Kf today at 50c Black Mohair 25c And for today only, mind. 300 pieces double width black brocaded Turkish Mohair Brilliantines in all the latest large and small designsfast black, brilliant lustre never sold under 60c Special today at $61 Silk Waists, $2.48 The lot is small, and to give every woman an equal chance at them we start the selling at 10 o'clock with the probability of them not lasting after 2 p. m.

Only one waist to a buyer. They are made of extra good Persian-patterned China Silk, with full bishop aJeeves, velvet -collar 1 AO $40Haviland Dinner Sets, $171 SHiHil: choice of all at the uniform price of lrtpoi4c 191 irs and and 193 The spring is here at last The spring shapes, in Capes and Jackets are here, and they are correct The prices are correct The new CARDINAL SLEEVES have caught the popular fancy. Se6 them before you Seethe Spring Suits, not the cheapest in town, but the best make and best style. Ready to wear. t5F We execute perfect work in Ladies' TAILORING on the premises.

The unqualified approval of our customers of this new venture is very gratifying to us Mr. Brabrook's skill as designer and fitter is fully appreciated. John T. Shayne Co. EAT GRANOLA GRANOSE DRINK CARAMEL CEREALe FOR SALE BY LEADING DEALERS.

aaxPLXS nn Battle Creek Health Food BATTXI CBXCS. XXCH. isTta arsogra. THE IIOHTROSS HOTEL BILOXI, MISS, The Ideal 'Winter Bomt oa tot Ktxleaa Gull nsnlna, an drivtnc and sailinf uoattrDsasnO. aiotai wita tioetrlo bahta, the tmrsst arteaisn water, all rnndara laprovwrnerita.

Adartat Qlm sf. MOaTTaOIS, "txl ooooooo 200,000 square feet Added Opera. wan t0 knew how easily first this store is you doing in groceries. Prices Deliveries never prompt- buy, for instance. pound.

ic -19c Ifc 19c -19c 19 -19c lb pkg. tin. 25c They are tbe genuine Haviland Sl Co. Limoges Dinner Sets consisting of 115 pieces and more, including Soap Tureen, Large Meat Platters, and other desirable pieces, full sets for 12 persons. The shapes and decorations are among the choicest that Haviland Co.

(the Haviland) have yet shown. Heretofore such Dinner Sets have ruled tbe market at 127.50, $30, 135, and M0. Tomor- IWW JUU SJisaVU AW 117.50, tbe full service tl 1 2 State Street. -lr -KM I i The Leadlnf Repab llcaa' Newnpaper of the West- THE IHTER OCEAN. If yoa ar aot tabxcrlber, don't fall i to tnbscrlhw at ace.

Jtas. -al ECtRART ft tXUVt XIII CEST WILDE'S State and Madison Sts. Rightly Made, Ready to Wear Hon Spring Suits, $12to35. Keep trj'mg them on unt3 70a find the color, cloth, and fit exact! to suit you. Made to-order clothes rarely look the same made up that yoa thought they would when yon saw them in tbe piece often the fit isn't satisfactory, bat yoa take them disappointed all around.

How much better our way is more people are learning this lesson each season. But be sure yoa come where qua! ity is the clothiers that know how to make clothes right are few and far between. We know how. We are proving it every day. Spring Overcoats.

All of them shorter than last season, but some shorter than others. Differ ent in other ways too new style of lapels and stitching. And the prices eo farther than ever before. Yoa will be surprised to see what splendid Overcoats $10, $15, and $18 will buy. Silk lined ones for $25.

Open Until 9 Saturday Evening. James Wilde Jr. Co. FRANK REED, MmessitTer. Do Not Neglect 1 To Notice When yon are selecting land for fruit raising This One Fict: That a shipper at the mercy of a single railway company will see the greater portion of the selling price in the distant market absorbed In Railway Charges It will mike yoa the servant if not the slave of the said railway company indefinitely, and there will not be much Pleasure in Living.

Buyers of the choice farm and fruit lands in the Bear River Valley, Utah Have the advantage of two great railway lines each war. east and west, always in competition, and of The Near Proximity To Ogden, the chief competitive point in the mountain region. It is of paramount importance, and, taken in connection with Rich Soil- Fine Climate, Abundant Water and Perfect Canals, It presents inducements to the homeseeker that cannot be found elsewhere. Investigate before purchasing. Bear River Canal W.

H. BOWX. Fraaideat, Ogdaa, CUfc. OB THX Corinne Land BCnrrrT. Frtald-at CORINNE, UTAH.

Represented by CHAS. W. GREENE, 4 1 -4 1 8 The Inter Oceaa BMg, CUcago. PIANOS arid ORGANS 233 State St, 49-53 Jacksca St in Paris, London, aad New York "Jodef Hats and Bonnets "-re-enforced by numerous beautiful conceptions originating with our own expert corps of artistic designers and makers. Among the hundreds ef imported "Models' and "Patterns' show her are positively no duplicates thus insuring to patrons a oj our Altllinery jjepariment ine mucn-aesirea "exausiveness." Ia our Untrimmed Millinery Department we show a com prehensive assortment of stylish, jaunty "Fedoras" BicycU Hats, and Children Tarns, many of which are styles untque feature in thts advance display ts the marvelous ex hibition which we make of "fadeless" Roses the most obtainable for fine Millinery A Special Spring Our especial efforts in preparing for this season have been in the direction of securing an even higher standard of excellence in style, material, at prices tower than ever before.

npHE INTER OCEAN'S LATEST DIRECTORY. in rrt nnIT ftto Trie uhb ywir this DtsecTosr. LrW lr YUU UUfN I ADORES TUB WTE OCA-N AT 0. Aeessslssts, HAW1.EY JOXTJ ITi Chamber af Bherce (round floor). Tel.

main JVVD. T. T82. St La Salle St. Tel ssala KBT.

H. J. PICKERINO. tS Rlnlto bM. Tel.

af. eOTX GOOD FELLOWS, tSS Tbe Rookery. teL at. 114. NIOQ.

41S Chamber nf Cutniuetce. TeL aL 41SZ, rRIEfl. St. 149 La Sslle. Major Block.

AsareasiBtT tai DlstribatlBtT Caaaaaae TRACE CIRCULAR ADDRESSING 121 Clark St. Telephone Mala 1341. CHICAGO ADDRESSING et DEARBORN. Artllelal LlSsbs. "LTOX.

Aramlnaas Pnewmnlle Feet. Stb av. J. r. ROWLET.

S12S StaU St. Catalosne tree. Art Leaaea StalaesI Class. FLANAGAf B1EDEXWEG. ST-S Illinois sC GEO.

E. ANDROVETTK IT- a Cttntoa. CHTCAOO ART GLASS til Rsndolpn st. BUllara nasi Pwsl Tables. Tbe rrwaswIck-Bslan-Colleader 2tS-3tS Wabash av.

teL M. express 220; also bank, store, and office txtores; hsnlwaro finish: snloon flxtores. level ea. COL CM BIAS AMD HARTTORDS. NOW res Jy.

POPE at TO. 191 Wsbs.h sv. Bill rasters an 4 DUtrtbnters. O. RL'NET 9QX rtrcnlt 18 ettlesl.Wsnkeana.

Tn. Bmnsn Cam anel aftrra. Snsnllsn. s. r.

orobs a en. snt i Kmne st. Baa; Extersnlnatnm. CDckrosrhes. Bedbuta Completely Exterminated.

Send nostnl tor tree trtnL FREDERICK PERES a S3 Wste st. Carnenters sad CenersU Csntrnetsrs. O. a J. Tnrnbnll.

rear 4 La Belle st. TeL M. .34. Csrset ssd Baai Weavers. C.

T. RING. Mfr StsS Cnttate Orove av. CklrBllstn. DR.

FlXCrS, swMe 58. gW State cor. Adsms. Charek CaahlatM a a Balr Mattresses. tt V.

SMITH a Mfrsr. IIS W. Vaa Barea St. Clraalar Letters, IMITATION eODenrnoTTi.M.4iO. Cleaaera aad Drtrs.

AUG. SCHWARTZ, fauHea aad tests ennnents; stores-US US Dearborn. SOS W. Madison. Art Steam Dye Works, S44S Cottar Grove.

T. Ms SWIFT, the Tailor. R. 411. 112-114 Dearborn st.

Caebiaa Claasia. GEO. KftHU 1M EAST RAyPQLFH ST. Canaaeeretal Slatlaaera ssd Prlatera. GEO.

E. COLE AXD DEARBORN. Caraiarate, Xatnrr. nn Lsdas Seals. 8.

D. HILDA A 14. Monroe Catenas. Cat-Rat. Ralfraaa Tleketn.

E. J. HUNTER. -THE SKALPR." SS CLARK St. Knt Rates Every-where.

A. J. GXIS. 201 Clark-R, R. tickets bonsht and sold.

WASHERMAN. He eats the rate. 1S4 Clark et. Deatlntrr. OOOD WORK AND REASONABLE PRICES AT SOVEREIGN 18 Waahtnetoa st.

Superior Dental Parlors. 20. Inter Oceand hUa.Sd ELITE DENTAL PARLORS. 138 STATE ST. Deteetlvw aateaelea.

STtsdsa Pert. Bort bldf. prlvste work. Desla-alaa; at Maeklaerr Ot Draacktlaa: NEUERT. J.

M. 28 W. Lake drop postaL Or. kite's Jew Hair rawer. TREATMENT win trow balr oa any bald head ea amen American earth, and cures all forms of sealD troubles: send for tree treatise oa the balr.

Laboratory. TM W. Van Borea Chlcara. Doctors. DR.

F. L. SWEANT. CHICAGO'S LEADING SPrnAI.rST IN ALL NERVOUS. CHRONIC.

and SPECIAL DISEASES of men and women. 323 State st. Hoars. am. to p.

as. Sundays. 10 to 4. DR. HATHA WAT ft TO DEAKBORN Caicato's expert phystdsns and special sits In all dellcst dlnans aeeallar to men and women.

Dr. CarrolL Leadtnc Specialist. Blood. Skla. aad Nerroos disease; advice free.

Med. II. 182 Stat. Diaaseads aad Watekea Wkalesale. O.

W. Btrpply Ctv. STS Msdlsoa. Cstatoirao free. Eleetrt.

Telepkaaes, Bella. The ABea Hnnsey Co. TeL M. 1081. 211 Randolph.

Eleetrla mnO. M.Teaseat Care last. g. KJELLBERO. M.

48 Central Mnsle HsIL KacraTlatTi MCalllaaCardadt Plate fl H. BIRMINGHAM. 41 Randolph St. rik. Carrlaar Mepalvlaa; a SpeeUltr.

C. 8MTTH. I43S WABASH AV. Fir. aad Plat.

Glasa Iaaaraaea. P. KENNEDT ft 184 LA BALLg'ST. Seweraaa aad Sewrae, Material WM. B.

DEB. IIS E. Qnlncy rt. Tel. M.

282. rir aad Wlad.w Cleaaera. Metropolitan Cleaning R. 17tt. 11S Adams st.

Gaa, Eleetrla Lltrkt riatarea. Eta. T. W. WrLMARTH ft 228 STATE ST.

Gaa Staves aad Stances. Trrrectlcm" Oas Rantes; Msdlsoa snd Msrtret sts Ora.tr. Wfc.leaal. aad MetatL JOHN SEXTON 20-23 Stata TeL M. 28o.

Hata. BARNES, J. ft. Fashionable Hats, SB Madison tt. Laaadrten.

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRT CO 144 22D. PHONES 18, T04. Lsrrest and best In town. Maaafaetarera Maaieal laatraaaeata. JOSEPH BOHMANN.

400 W. MADISON eh lien as asaaalactarer of vtoltaa, wandnllns. tmtara, sltbsrs. ssd benjos. BARNES SPVM SBAKS.

ULU AAD SOttTS, Dataraaased foe Qnaltty soil Mr lea. CHASeOASXES 71 Monroe at. IUUUUU Display of Millinery tn the newest approved shapes. confined to our department. A the famous "Nepassebas" or beautiful and desirable flowers trimming.

Metal Celllaa-a. J. WENDELL COLK A SON. la. 221 STH AV.t hussar's patent, tme joint scsei celllnc for near work or retnodeltnt stores, office, snd residences.

lew aa OI4 Metals. SWARTS Metal Re On Ins Ox. 120-122 W. Lake. Sew "Northwest Two-Btep." Mania.

e. Wetsteger. 201 CTsrk. Old Gala ssd Silver Banskt. Blcbest cash otic nald.

SU W. Madison. Refinery. J. H.

LOOUE E. Madison st 2d floor. Oil Caaa and Tanks. WILSON. F.

C. ft snd 241 LAKE ST. Orchestras. 151 Rs ndolph st-: ho e. 520 W.

Madison Opticians. BOERLTN. LOUIS 84 WASHINGTON ST. CONSULT CS-ETES TESTED FREE. L.

MA- NAsSE. Optldnn. 8S Madison St. SOMMER. W.

C. WITH HTMAX. BERG ft COL. corner state aad Wasblnatoa sts. Henry Borsch, scientific optician.

108 Adane sc. 08TRANDER BUEHL. 13 DEARBORN ST. Fnlntcrs. Decsratnrs.

Wall Psser. Alfred Barker. S2T-52 W. Madison St. teL W.

18tT Parsjaet Floors. J. LUNFEE ft 10. Franklin, w. sther strtns Fnteat Attorney- aad Dennahtsnsan.

TT SUNDERLAND. WENT WORTH AV. Pateat Law-yers. Elliott ft Hopkins. 10CT Monsdnock.

TeL Har. 2BtL Fnteat Drawlsri, Richard J. Jacker. 810 Chlcnro Opem-Hons Fnsmbrskera. ABE LTPMAN.

tt Madison. The Inter Ocean bids'. Postage Stnnsps. WOLBIEFER. 201 Clsrk St.

Btatrps bonsht. Pkataajrapkera. JOHNSON. 118 E. Adams One best cabinet.

SL, Pkataarrapk Devrlsaers aad Printers. BRISBOIS. 12S State st. Pristine snd flnlshlna. KOMBI CAMERA 132 and 134 Lake st Flctnrs Frnnsen.

A. Tli dtn ft 253 Wabash, wholesale snd retag PIctnre Fraasea aad Mata ta Order. W. A BBOTT. 182 Wabash Mala Cta.

Ftaaas Small Masleal Iastrasseats. Henry F. Miner. Hsrdmnn. Behr snd Ma haa ptanoo.

J. L. Mahan, Wsbssh av. Andlt'nm Bd. Flatlnns a Specialty at Henskel'a.

WOODLAWN PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. 273 E. 3d opposite Colls Pinters. RAPPLETE PLAT1NO AND MFO. torn Hons eoort.

TeL msH TW. It Pinters Gold, Stiver. XlekeL Etc. FRANK E. RUOO.

Stales room 324. PI a sabers' Sapplles. Hornless Water Closets An eoods at prices to the pabtle; the KeHy Shower Bntk Birrs. Thomss Kelly ft Bros. 201 E.

Madison st. Plasnblaa nnd Xatnral Gaa Plttlaar. M. J. CORBOT.

TS Desrbors st. nnone M. 2001, P. NACET ft S3. Wsbssh Harrison 387.

Stationers aad Printers. Thayer ft Jackson Stationery Tl Monroe wt. atlraad Tickets. EDWARD LIST. 10 Clark teL M.

S142. GBO. M. MKEX2IE. Broker.

188 CUrk st. akker Stasapa aad SteaeiU. Aaton Schoenlnaer. ltd Randolph st. TL M.

SSBt, statx Maafactarlaa frsns Old Carpets. Send for ctrraUr. Ad. B. KROBS.

2Wt State st, Bsbker Cseds, CHICAGO TIP AND TTRE SBinnfanTer. and jobbers sll kinds robber roods. 134 Lake st Sa tea. SECOND-HAND SAFE for sale. SOT Wsbssh sv.

Secret af Saeeesa la Speealatlaaw Mailed free, by EQUITABLE FRODUCE AND STOCK EXCHAXGE. Omaha bM Chlcnsro. tew laa; Maeklaea. IP TOU WANT BARGAINS CALL OR WRITS as; so canvasser. New Home machines repaired free.

Send for circular. NEW HOME 8. M. COL. S33 Wsbssh sv.

TeL Hsrrtson TTT. Shaw Cases aad Stare Fix tares. C. S. SHOWCASE 4S FRANKLIN T.

Slaaa. WENDELL COLE ft SON. R. 10. 221 5th PTT1 alnminnm letters on delivery warons and wmdewn.

Sliver, Cat Glass, aad Dess) rated Cklaa. THE PAlRPOrNT MFG. Wabash sv. Saatkera California Homes. PALMER ft CHAPTN.

1138-1130, 108 La Salle sr. Spat Cask far Old Gald aad Dlasneada. JOHN M. BREDT ft 808 Corombas bids'. Stares aad Fa ranees Repaired.

B. DE CLARK ft 84 Dearborn st. Trasses, Defsraslty Apparatas. DR. WOLFERTZ.

00 STH BPS. rial 1st: expert trass fitter: best trass is from tt aa to SIS: slastle stocklnts. bowlder bracas, eta. Tel. S240 M.

Traaka, Trawellatr Baas, Sample Casea. DICK, manafserarer Sne trenks, 119 W. Msdtaon. I a If arson, Saeletw Oeeds, riaan. O.

P. FOBTER. BON ft 1T2 E. MADfSOX ST. WeddlatT aad Reeeptlaa lavltatl.aa.

Dot wetl ft Ford, society stationers. 153 Wsbs.h. Wladaw Cleaaera. Colombia W. C.

Room 29. 132 La Ban st. fVltt. Hair Seeds, Edw. E.

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SSL SOS Dsarborn tt CillCIIEElinG TBE xa the CONQUERING represent tree tha Plans produclna wona tuuai CLAYTON F. SUMMY Ca. 220 Wabtah av Ckkasa RnrniUva. 4.