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10 CITY'S CEHTEIIIIIftL THEME III FULPI IS Chicago's Growth in One Hundred Years Marvelous, but Who Can Predict Its Future Greatness. CHRISTIAN VIEW OF LYNCHINGS Tfce Rt. B. A. Gmi Says? Tkat Haaa-" lav, Skootlasr, sr Baralasr Wretch "Will 3tet Ib4 ke Crime Walea He Has Com sal tied.

Today Is the. centennial anniversary of the permanent settlement of Chicago the be ginning OI run rar- Centeaalal born. It will be cele Taeaae of Blahop bra ted by the Chicago Historical so I y. Fallows. The anniversary erred vesterdav as a text ii many pulpits.

The pastors drew their lessons from the early struggles and rapid rise of the city, touched on the problems and needs that confront It today, and gave prophecy of Its ultimate power. In St. Paul's Reformed Epslcopal church tsisnop allows, in a pi ciunc iu mi wiuiwu, aata: "The one hundredth anniversary of the birthday of Chicago occurs tomorrow, Aug. 17. A small trading post in a tiny Indian Tillage was Its genesis.

By gradual steps it became a tort and settlement. At rapid speed it emerged Into a growing town. With gathering energy It kept leaping forward as a city, adding territory to territory, increasing In numbers, outvying itself, astonishing Its most ardent friends, silencing toe croakers, transcending all prophecies, rising a new Chicago out of the ashes of the old. Instinct with every at- 'tribute of push and pull, until today it is one of the wonders of the world. "It is cosmopolitan in its character, catholic in its spirit, controlling In its commerce.

It is in the lead' In education, among the foremost cities In its newspaper and publishing Interests, and ahead of all others In many Important manufactures and industries. It is coming to the front in art, and will not let Thomas' orchestra go. "It Is next to the metropolis in its colossal combinations of capital, and surpasses it in tte colossal 'cheek' Just brought to light of Its contractors, material furnishers, and laborers la their secret compact to hold, up both the city and the public. "It Is too great storm center of trades on-lioniam, and Its new labor organisations have taken away the breath of ail conservative labor leaders by their rapidity In starting strikes. Give Chicago another hundred years and what prophet can now portray the glories of our own queen city of the lakes." The Rev.

W. H. Carwardine, speaking In the Ada Street Methodist morning, said: ine certainties and uncertainties of life are well Illustrated la the life of our great city. We are soon to celebrate the centen- nial of Chicago. We Are Pros4 sf Tktir are naturally proud of City the marvelous devel- opment of Chicago.

With all Its defects, and they are many. Chicago is yet the wonder of the world. From the Indian village to the trading post: from the white man's settle- ment to the busy town; from Fort Dearborn to its present magnificent crooortions. with Its mighty cosmopolitan population, thriving Industrial expansion, its onward movement to the front rank of American municipalities. It has come to be the very heart of our contit nent, great In power, wealth, and industry.

"In the coming centennial we must not for- get to recognize the influence of Christianity vuurin ug scnooi in ine liro nr h. -lt ne leavening Influences for good are very vuivai in our municipality. The ties of evil are strong; but the righteous, humanitarian, and broad-spirited elements in our citizenship are capable, if exerted right, of overcoming the evil tendencies and working out the fulfillment of noble purposes in our civic Hie." In the North Side Christian church the Rev. Bruce Brown, the pastor, said: "A -city of 2.000.000 in a century! This Woujd have been considered the prophecy of a dreamer by the founders of our na- ar Greater tion. A city of Day.

000, and Its growth is but well begun! There lives no prophet who can tell of the Chicago that shall be a century hence. But one tbing we know the Chicago of the future is being made now. "The coming centennial will be a revels-tion of greatness. The volume of business, measured by Imports and exports: the construction of new buildings, the development of the public-school system, the endowment of educstlonal and charitable Institutions, the Increase in population, continue at a ratio that almost passes comprehension. 'But there is a darker side to the picture.

Chicago is great in crime and poverty, as well as In population and material prosperity. Danger lights csn br seen as well as the morning star of a better day. "The coming centennial should Impress upon 2,000.000 people the all-Importance of respect for law and the enforcement of law without fear or favor. If social revolution shall ever lay waste the city. It must come In open defiance of law.

"Too much praise cannot be given to the newspapers of the city that have led In a crusade against political and civic corruption. The council that was once a byword throughout the nation Is now very largely composed of reputable citizens, and corporations that once ruled with contempt are begging for terms." James J. Hill's plan for a larger standing army Is an-American, eald Professor Edward Amherst Ott at the Open church. Monroe ALars and Francisco streets. Standi Army la yesterday.

He said, in xt Xe4e. part: "A plea for a larger standing army must ever come from a man forgetful of our history, of what we have done without a large standing army, it Is not logical for us to worry about the Inadequacy of our force as compared with that ot other nations. The dilemma Is across the waters, not on this sioe. "The American boy does not love a nni form. There Is not only a great spirit against a standing army among our people, but It would be difficult to recruit a large standing army from among a class of young men who have, enjoyed the civilization of freedom.

"The hope on the part of our great corpo rations that have had trouble with laboring men, ana feel that there should be a larger military force ready to cope with the Indus trial malcontents, is not well taken. The American soldier does not like to fire on the American laborer; the man who draws the meager pay of a soldier In the regulsr army does not like to fire on the wage earner In the army of industry. "Words more proper at the opening part of this new century would be to add the cost of such an army as Mr. Hill proposed to the educational fund of the country, and so ln- crease the salaries of the teachers of public schools." The pulpit of the Forty-First Street Pres- byterian church was occupied yesterday by Professor J. E.

Me- Ferfeetloa. A fee of Park college. llama a ssd Dt- Missouri. The theme via. of the morning ser mon was "The Di vine perfection ana me Human," sug gested by the sermon on the mount.

He said in part: "Our perfection must wait upon our dis covery of the divine perfection. We cannot beat out worlds at our anvil, but we have some power, and we can help to shape the world which Is committed to us. Given our measure of power, we are recreant to our charge when we do not use It. It is sacrilege i not to work. It ia divine to be doing things.

"The consciousness of the divine omnlp-Sttenco did not make up the sum of Christ's knowledge of Godi-bardly 'constituted an appreciable portion- of Its content. Ke wished us to believe, course, that God created the tangible universe, but he cared most that we believe that the Father loves bis children. And so We- show our closest affinity with God In our moral "God's perfection Is nowhere more clearly displayed than in his forbearance with the wicked. The manifestation of the forgiving spirit comes nearly being the supreme test of the perfect human character." Thomas Williams lectured at the Christa-delphian meeting, Oriental hall, Masonic yesterday morning on "The Con- ReaU ef fllct Between Labor Maa'a Rale la Tkta and Capital- and Its Worla. Cure." He said In 'part: "In the very nature of things, a conflict of combined forces must be fraught with far greater danger to society than it would be when limited to separate Individuals.

would seem as it God had given the world over into the hands of men for a time, in order that man's. inability to cope with the great problems of human life might be made manifest. After nearly years the best that human governments can show, as the result of experience and experiment. Is a world la arms. Indeed, it Is admitted that the only way to secure what little peace there is Is by being prepared for war: "But what is the remedy for the world's evils? The only remedy Is In a divine man.

who Is wise enough, strong enough, and good enough' to solve every problem and Vight' every wrong. That man is the Lord Jesus Christ, whose return to this' earth to 'take to himself his great power and reign' Is shown to be not far off by the signs of the time." The Rer. B. A. Greene preached yesterday In the First Baptist church of Evanston on "The Christian The Christian View of Lyachlnar.

View of Lynching. In part he said: "The subject of lynching does not He on the surface of the moment. We are not to take it up hastily and lay It down with snap Judgment. It belongs to a condition of thlnga that will remain with us for all time. "There Is a sense In which God alone does justice to an atrocious crime.

When a thing is done it is done. Tou cannot undo it by turning yourself into a bloodhound and following up the criminal mercilessly. It does not undo It to break the Jail door and drag the prisoner out with a rope around his neck. hang him to the first tree, or riddle him with bullets. It will not undo it to tie him to a stake and set fire to his clothing, saturated witn oil.

You cannot undo the crime. "The only question Is how to deal best with the criminal la sight otGod and his fellows. Men are inclined to take the matter into their own bands and. in the frenzy of the moment, wreak vengeance. They do not stop to consider.

Their wrath Is at white heat and nothing could stand In the way or tneir fury. Mad men In their blind nesa seem to think that to stab, cut out the tongue, gouge out the eyes, and set fire to nesn win avenge the wrong. "After it Is all over, and there la a little heap of charred remains. Is the account of tnis man life closed? But some one asks. Shall not crimes be punished except aa God punishes? Remember this: In the first place, nothing that man can do can restore lire.

can you reach the criminal oy pouncing on him. iou are a human being, not a tiger. God in his ultimate deep way must take this wrongdoer In hand, and he wllL Not only iuib one you anow. out every one that you ana your fellows fall to detect. No guilty man snau escape.

He will have to look his uoa trie race and settle It with him- "There Is mob spirit in the funny corners of newspapers and In the unprinted gossip of many a community. a drop of poison In a gossip's sentence may do as effectual work as a snotgun or a hemp rope. Ke Br. C. R- Teed preached last wuing at me service of the Koreshan n-ccieeia, Kimball: hall, on the subject.

The Primitive "Primitive Christian- a.d Church." In; part said: science is an heroic iruggie io aisentagie itself- from the laby rmthine mesh of speculation nd hypothesis. in Its effort to mib tha 1 -raaium yield the secret of the 'philosopher's stone, wmcu tne pnysicist In another speculation assumes may reside in this mysterious mue mass or matter. "The 'philosopher's stone', was the Lord himself, lost through the declension of the church, and sought for in vain by the ma terlalistic alchemists of the medieval ages, but to rise again in the reincarnation. The Lord's personal ministry was a tvne of reciprocal intercourse between God and men, and between -men and men; and the subsequent operation of the Holy Spirit. men was tne witness or -his life-and pur pose, testified to the Father-Motherhood of God and the brotherhood of that class actuat ed by Its Influence.

Through the efficacy of its potential rorce. the primitive church held all things common; while modern Christian ity, through the application of the principle of competism. makes men like Rockefeller the custodians of the "world's common boodle." HAMMER USED IN A FIGHT. Strssser Strikes Jeieph Seysaosr i Head ssi Escapes. In a quarrel yesterday with a man he did not know, Joseph Seymour.

68 years old, 301 South May street, was struck on the head with a hammer and sustained a severe scalp wound. The quarrel occurred at Halsted and Maxwell streets. The Injured man, who was removed to the county hoepiui, would not give the police the cause of the trouble. and said he did not know who his assailant was. Meetlaa-a at Wlllard Hall.

Wlllard hall noonday meetings this week will be In charge of the following leaders: Today The Rev. David Tatum, quater evangelist. Tomorrow and Wednesday Dr. I. T.

Un derwood of the University of Chicago. Thursday Christian and Missionary al liance. Friday Total Abstinence union. R. H.

Smith and J. P. BushnelL Subject: "The Saloon and the Worklngman." Saturday The Gideons. COURTS OF RECORD. Coart Calls for Today.

SUPERIOR COURT. Judge McEwen Emergency business only. VlttULll WUKT. Judge Mack Emergency burin ss only. COUNTY COURT.

Judge Carter No announcement. PROBATE COURT. Judge Wheatlejr Emergency business only. CRIMINAL COURT. -Judge McEwen Nos.

6117. 4SH43, 4093. 0218. S04L ftl87. 4t.

Judge Kersten Nos. 0O66. 5220, 0230, 4602. 1820. 60V1.

475u, 454. 4752. 47M. V. B.

CIRCUIT AND DI8TRICT COURTS. No calL JadgatesU. SUPERIOR COURT. Judge McEwn No. Charle Fremgren rs City, on $400-216771.

Peter Schwarts va City; on Ondg, (. CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Brown No. 2Su35a, Kale it. Langrord vs City; oo Ondg.

Sl.tUu. Decrees. SUPERIOR COURT. Judge McEwen No. 1772.

Anderson vs dec lv. CIRCUIT COURT. No decrees entered. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. Special Dispatch to The Inter Ocean.

-NEW YORK. Aug. 16. Arrived Blucher, from Hamburg; Columbia, from Glasgow. Arrived Out Arabic, from New York, at Liverpool: Uarbaroasa, from New York, at Cherbourg.

Sailed from Foreign Ports Urabrla. from Queenstown, for New Turk: Frtedrich der Gnnese. from Cherbourg, for New York; Rotterdam, from Boulogne, for New York. J5IHI5JNj)i Dispatch to The Inter Ocean. WASHINGTON.

D. Aug. 16. Forecast for Monday and Tuesday: Illinois Fair Monday, warmer In north and central portions: Tuesday fair; light to fresh northeast to southeast winds. Ohio Fair Monday and Tuesday; warmer Tuesday: light to fresh east winds.

Indiana Fair Monday; warmer In northwest pot tion; Tuesday fair; light to fresh east to southeast winds. Lower Michigan Fnlr Monday and Tuesday; light east to southeast winds. L'ipr Michigan Fair Monday, warmer in west- TOE INTER. OCEAX, MONDAY HORNIXG, AUGUST; 17, 1903. i'i WEATHER INDICATIONS.

era portion; Tuesday fair; light to fresh southeast winds. Minnesota Fair Monday: warmer In portion Tuesday fair in eastern, showers In west ern porsssn; cooler in western? aaa noruicrn portions: variable winds. low, tV.T-m.r UnnillT- TuasdsV fair. CXCSPt showers and cooler in extreme northwest por tion. I scon si Fel Monday: warmer In western portion Tuesday (air: liaht to fresh east to south east winds.

1'ne following observations were made at p. m-Chicago time; X'iaoe tt. MX. wina. wmr.

rre. a Fair 64 08 8. Cloudy .16 Alpena. TS H6 H8 66 DO 78 70 xe 06 H4 84 70 88 72 74 84 76 80 D4 78 74 l2 64 88 78 7-0 80 84 86 82 86 76 82 88 88 70 88 76 74 80 K8 88 2 72 76 78 18 76 70 14 82 72 Ut 84 82 80 76 76 80 i4 74 78 10 72 72 82 84 80 Cloudy Clear Fair Cleudy Clear Clear Rain Fair Fair Clear Clear' Clear Fair Clear Clear Cloudy Clear -Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Fair Fair Fair -Clear Clear -Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Fair Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Fair Clear Clear Fair Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Fair Cloudy Fair Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Fair Fair Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Fair Cloudy Fair Rain Clear Clear A mart I lo. CrIiwt ...62 ..70 ..64 ...80 ..70 ..74 ..72 8.K.

8. N.W. 8. N.W. N.

E. N.E. 8.E. N. N.E.

N.E. N.E. E. N.E. N.E.

BE. Calm N.E. E. W. N.

8.E. N. 8.W. N.E. 8.E.

N. -W. 8.E. W. 8.E.

E. W. 8. 8. 8.W.

N. N.E. 8. E. E.

N. W. N.E. N.E. 8.E.

N.W. Calm 8. W. N. 8.

N.W. 8.E. N.W. N. N.E.

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.01 Cincinnati .24 .02 lenrer. Des Moines 70 76 pods-e j-mouque puluth KI Puo ldmonton Ualveaton Grand Haplds. Oreen Bay Huron Indlananolla ..,.74 ....00 8 ,....2 ...68 K2 V.V.76 78 ....76 72 78 7 18 ....73 U0 .....74 6 Kanaaa Lander Little Los Marquette Medicine Milwaukee Mont promt ry Moorhead New New York city 08 .01 A.V'I HIIK. North Oklahoma Onwp-ro .30 Parkersbure- BO ...68 ...74 ...76 ...2 ...74 ...78 ...02 i iiiituiripnit Pittsburg Ou'ADuella .08 Rapid city San Bt. Louis St.

Paul bait I awe on iiniooio .88 gault 8te. Marie OS Springfield, ill 74 Springfield, Mo .82 .60 .66 .74 .02 .76 JJashlnrton White River ..10 .14 .08 Winnipeg 'irace. DEATHS. FUNERAL TRAIN Grsreland and Calvary Funeral train of the Chira-rn. a- Paul railway leaves Union depot (Madison and Canal streets) daily at 12:80 p.

m. MARREK Marie, nee Deltrtrk. beloved wife of Emll Marrek. Aug. 15.

aged 25 years 6 months. Funeral Tuesday. Aug. lo. at 10 a.

m. from late residence. 6417 Aberdeen street. By carriages I iauonai cemetery, float ana utt. papers piease copy.

MONUMENTS. CHAR a. BLAKE CO. .706 WOM A TEMPt.E KeluUls makers of monuments and mausoleums. UNDERTAKERS.

A. P. PERRIOO. rNDERTAKFR 07a STATU! St. only.

1 do business on my own rebutation and manufacture my own funeral not in the trust, leiepnone eoutn 4i. R. A. ALLEN. FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

PRIVATE AMBULANCE. VRU NORTH 615. 2t4 N. CLARK ST. BOYP8TON BROS.

Funeral chapel; private ambulances. 4227-4229 utmge prove av. leit-ynwie Oakland 402. J. WHITTIER BUFFUM 20 TEARS WITH THE late C.

H. Jordan), undertakers. lj-t Wabash av. w. l.

CURTIN A UNDERTAKERS. EM- burners, at 14 Wells over SO reara. Tel rwan. GEORGE W. DEMPSTER.

-T UNDERTAKER. 6014 Went worth av. 'Phone Wentworth 661. WW. EISFELDT, Tel.

North 270. rCJTDERTARER, rt-" RACINE A V. P. J. HURSEN.

UNDERTAKER. luni W. Lake et. Tel. West 101.

Residence "Pnone. Ashland 1001. htKT ft I'NDFRTAKEBS bi'in Mil- sled st. It. L.

KnyUI Oreen sL Luiv as. alanl T-l J.B- LANYON. -UNDERTAKER. 617 w. Bixty-mird.

Tel. WVrt ayiu Grove av. ijv oeveniy-r II in. u- UNDERTAKER. 416 AND 418 anal Wlfl DON 8 AT MUCH: WE JUST DO Business.

POSTLEWA1T. Undertake V22dM iv. V-i kSS UNDERTAKERS. 161 G. W.

SCOTT, Tel. West 297. UNDERTAKER. 052 MADISON ST. G.

SEGERSTEN SON, Undertakers ioia n. viara si. Tel. Lake View 91 WOLD WOLD, DIRECTORS AND i. 177 Grand fine livery.

Tel. Man- embalmers, roe AUCTIONS. FOR SALE BT AUCTION. AUG. 22.

lftot, AT DETROIT. Contractor's outfit, consuming- of SO head mules, ueaa nones, wagons, wheel scrapers, drag scrapers, plows, blacksmith and camp outfit aama being a complete railroad outfit in avery respect. For further information address or, apply so CHA8. E. N.

COLES. 1040 Msjestle Detroit. Mich. B. u.

W1STERXITZ EXPERT COM'L auc.ioneers. suite 8. Title snd Trust 1 nicago. in. rnone central 1002.

J. HERTZ SON. WHOLESALE AUCTION eers. ii-nt is. lonroe private sales every da A.

GOODRICH LAWTER, 541 W. MADISON ei. csiabtisnea imy; quiet, ronnaentlal service rererencea. u.uuu satisneu clients. PEOPLE'S PROTECTION BUREAU GIVE AID ana uvm in ail troubles.

11. uiu. 1U8 La Salle. BUSINESS PERSONALS. Arcs.

FULL LINEt OF NEW AND safes constantly on hand. SECOND-HAND 8ABA111 SAFE CO. 108 5th av. MISCELLAXEOtS. ALL WHO VALUE HEALTH AND A GOOD figure should wear a Bias Abdominal Supporter.

Sold at all corset departments and druar stores Ask your dealer for tb Bias Supporter and take no suDsiiiui-. ne cannot supply you. write direct to or can BIAS ABDOMINAL SUPPORT Dept. 6-4 Cleve land a Chicago. PERSONAL OUR LADIES' TURKISH ELEC- THIC BATH I.N CO.NNrX.TION WITH OUR HAIRDHMSI.NO AND ANll'lTRI Nf frtih.

l.lHME.VT MAKES OUH HTORE THE MOsT POPULAR AND BEST IN THE CITY. Lni.itJt, pur. ALL. OTHER ORIENT mt u.g- -o iwiuuiyn mi. oiriciiy respectable.

LADIES- AND HENTLEME.VS HATS OF ALL tinqi friiiwieini ana repaireu. 1 umerZlu State. WE BUY LADIES' FINE DRBSPE3 AND FUR imu oiun, Btate su BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. FOR SALE SECOND-HAND BILLIARD AND pool ww n. muici, wun privilege Or bU ing.

i ne. -COLLENDE ar.d 2a Wabash av. MONEY MADE DAILY BY ADVEMTlbEKS AMD INTER OCEAN WANT ADS HELP TO An r. 11. i 1 iuin TELEPHONE 1SW4 CENTRAL.

OR TAKE THEM TO OUR BRANCH DRUG-STORE AOENCIE8 1 niww uav i inc. CASH PAID FOR 6ECON D-HAND BILLIARD Sc pool tables oiaiiainas. kkckhwick-BALKE- COLLfc-M ue.k xoj niuun cnicagu. BP0-KS. Mi AG i AZIN ES.

"AN INTELLECTUAL COCKTAIL." Brann's Iconoclast for sale by all newsdealers, lue. urn snouKj reaa tnis uh-at luoi-smaeher. BOOKS, MAGAZINES. PAPERS; FROM ANY place on earth. P.

O. News 178 Dearborn st. BUSINESS CHANCES. Represeatatlye Firaaa. S100 AND TJP WILL SECURE TOO A MONET maaing eusines; call for particulars.

Tel. tinnu "Wl.l.l, IW1 Bininmon w.t nun, J. DO LAN a General Brokers. Partners furnished. All kinds of business bought, sold, and e-changed.

69-71 Dearborn Room 14. FLOWER a 233-2ST La Salle onposlte Board of Trade. Chi cago, III. execute grain orders of 1.000 bushels ana upward on a margin of 2 cents per bushel and stock orders of 10 shares and upward on a margin of from S3 to per share. -ra ior our Dooaiet on speculation ana pwnn letter, ma lied free.

IS 1 -A MONTH; PAYABLE QUARTERLY, good enough for you, provided your money Is safe and 12 annually guaranteed by responsible se- curiiy, oaraeo by beet business men in vnicago Bank references. For details apply R. 1S4 Clark at. TOD CAN NEVER PROFIT BY BUSINESS chances unless you have some money; small savings are the foundation of large fortunee; start a savings account with the Western Trust Savings pans, i37-ia ia Balls st. Capital l.uuu.uw.

WANTED HTOTK risr UCNERAL HER chandlse In good live town S6.UU0 to 112.000: have term lanus ana cash; owners answer, r. TV. PORN a 1110 Woman' Temple. Chicago. WANT PARTY WITH SS.O0O TO TAKE CON- trol of good copper mine, worth jt.

bUVtUll, ifla Randolph st. ERCHANT8-RRAD: FOR ONE DOLLAR I will send you plan of best trade winner I ever saw. Increased my sales over 1.000 per cent. J. E.

UNITES, Merchant. Granbury, Texas. DO YOU WANT TO EARN MONEY? HAVE you money to Invest Write for our oroDosillons and opportunities. T. 8.

HENDERSON 183 itmruom- umcago. WANTED A CAPITALIST LOOKING FOR IN- vestment who will make loans on Du Fsgs Co. (111.) property. NARAMORE FOSTER. lOo Dear born st.

A MININO STOCK THlTWIf t. yOlT 5fl TO SW yearly on your Investment: write WM. BERG. 86 Qulnlan 81 H. Clark Chicago.

III. WE PRINT, PUBLISH, AND POPULARIZE music for amateurs; best work: lowest prices. PERLS a 125 Dearborn Chicago. PARTY TO TAKE AN INTEREST IN JEWELRY business; good Investment for the right party. Auurti, ui, ne inter ocean.

FOR SALE THE BEST mr. LEASE IN THE state of Indiana. VAN KEUREN KELLOGG. lo ia sane street. Chicago.

SEND AND GET OUR PRICE8 ON FEATHER riiver -onsoniatea stocks. W. WAUtll, eon. i in Bane st. WANTED BONA-FIDE LIST OK 8AV1NGS- bank depositors will pay liberally for same.

264, i ne inter uctan. IF YOU ARE A DEPOSITOR IN SAVINGS BANK write for valuable information. 330. Inter Ocean. JIUjUiXTERW BEDBUG AND COCKROACH EXTERMINAT- ors for sale; mall orders; contracts guaranteed.

a. a iu itanaoipn s. Leadlnsr cafeasjo Doalora. PARROT8! PARROTS! JUST RECEIVED. BOO Mexican yellow heads and red heads; selling cheap.

Atlantic ana r-acinc Mira rj. jnaoison st. GOOD FIGHTING BULL TERRIER8. MALES and females, alwavs on hand: also banoles. cheao.

226 Diamond Philadelphia. Pa. YOUNG YELIjOW-HEAD MEXICAN PAR-rots; first of the season, at KAEMPFER'S BIRD STORE, S8 State st. TONQUILLA MAKES BIRDS SING; POSTPAID loc. Columbia Bird store.

ew N. Clara st. COLLECTIONS. RE ILLY MERCANTILE -AOENCT CAN COL- lect that account. 822.

112 Clark st. B. A. L. THOMPSON.

ROOM BOB. ATWOOD collects wages, notes, and Dad aeDts on per-centsge: draws wills and legal papers: advice free. CLAIRVOYANTS. HENRY JOSEPH AND MMB. JOSEPH.

Expert palmists and life readers. See window. Ladles rait, fUlc. Ratlsfacttnn alven. 8US W.

Madison. 15.00 READINGS FOR St. 00. PROF. LEON, saicniHan av.

Clairvoyant. Palmist' Advice on all affairs. CANDIES, ETC. chocolates, famous throuirhoul th United Statea. gena for wnoiesaie axxa reie-n DETECTIVES.

CENTRAL DETECTI VfT 7 AGENCY MXPERI-enccd operatives sent to all points; secret Investl-. gation. pearwrn ium w. BELL'S DETECTIVE SERVICE CO. RELIA- Ki.

and reasonable. Suite OS. lid La Saile st. Tel. Main 885.

MISS CORA M. 6TRAYER-S PRIVATE DE. tecttve agncy.aiu otisre utot, av. in DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY. Xeadlag Chieag Eatabllakaaants.

DRESSCITTTING, DRESSMAKING. MILLIN- and lauies manuring wuiih, i -am muw 11 work. Summer shirtwaist and skirt patterns cut to At. McDoweU School. 78 6tate.op.

leia s. NEW ERA SYSTEM-DRESSMAKING. TAI-lorlngr patterns cut to measure; night school Wed. andFriyJ'aibornea; Pearso 1C 807 au state. MADAM HUNT'S MILLINERY SCHOOL BEST In city; positions furnished Indorsed by leading wnolesale nouses, i wi Masonic irmpir.

electricTreatments. DISCIPLINE AND PLAIN MASSAGE. BATHS. Magnetic and Electric Treatments; for select patronage only; elegantly appointed apartment: refined surroundings; efficient operators, and absolute privacy. For appointment address 400.

The Inter Ocean. THE PARIS B0C MANICURE AND CHIROPODY OOC Vibratory "BATHS MASSAGE. R. 815. BALTIMORE 21 Qulncy R.

42. WILSON 118 La Salle at. K15 WABASH AV. nyen punuay. LB DUC SISTERS, MASSAGE AND MAGNETIC treatments thoroughly given to refined natrons.

681 W. Msdlson. 1st Oat, rear. Assistant wanted. M18S A.

VOLKMANN, DISCIPLINE ANDMAG-netio treatment by experienced operators. 2 Hubbard near Michigan av. Tel. Harr. 2803.

MANICURING, CHIROPODY. ELECTROLYSIS, vibratory, electric, facial, and scalp treat ments, ttta Morreii, ic sv. ORIENTAL AND PHYSIC TREATMENT, 363 W. Madison flat 1. Magnetic healing by as? Oriental graduate.

Hours, 9 a. m. to 0 p. m. JENNIE WILSON XAVIER.

BATHS, MASSAGE. manicuring. Rem, from 06 State to 173 8. Clark st. BATHS AND MASSAGE OPEN EVENINGS.

alLLA GRIFFITH, 08 33d st. 'Phone 4521 Calumet. FLORENCE KIMBALL, 1630 WABASH. SUITE 2 oclentinc massage; open evening; Sunday till 6. NEWLY OPENED BATH AN'P MASSAGE PAR-lor.

157 Clsrk st. Open Sundays. Assistant wanted. BATHS AND MASSAGE SELECT PARLORS. floor.

161 Wasnlngton. Open evening and Sun. VIHMAT1NO TREATMENT. BATHS. MASSAGE.

Miss Sanford. 170 Wash. even. A Bund. SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN AT 162 STATE K.

24. Op. Palmer house. Tel. Randolph 603.

ALICE LIND-SHAMPOOINO. MASSAGE, AND baths. t5 Washington, room 3. Closed Sundays. KATE BURNS MANICURE AND CHIROPODY.

Dearborn. Room 817. 'Phone Central 8503. GRACE KENNEDY, RHEUMATIC TREAT- men Sundays till 2. Flat 8.

1421 Michigan av. BATHS. MASSAGE, ELECTRIC TREATMENTS. MABEL HOYT. Hotel Savoy.

170 S. Clark at. DISCIPLINE MASSAGE AND ELECTRIC treatments. MISS LEWIS. 1616 Indiana av.

EDITH ANDERSON. 206 STATE ST. BATHS, aasa ge: second floor. Open Sundays till 4. MANICURING.

CHIROPODY. BATHS. MAS-sge. ERMA DAWSON. 10O8 Wabash av.

MASSAGE TREATMENTS AT NEW LNSTI tute.817 W. Madison 1st flat; no signs. MARION WELLS. BATHS AND MASSAGE. 6 Warren near ogaen, net 7, 1st floor.

SKILLED' MASSEUSE. REFINED PATRONS; appointments only. 'Phone 6120 Calumet. MRS. CONRAD.

718 W. MADISON. 1ST FLAT morough baths and massage given. MRS. J.

PALMER. 373 WABASH A V. BATH and massage; new attendants. ALICE LENOX. BATHS AND MASSAGE.

2243 BATHS, MASSAGE BESSIE LEWIS. 12 SOUTH OVir.Ii Kin In 7h7 C40 STATE. TURKISH. night and day. RUSSIAN BATHS; MASSEUSE.

South 11fe4. FOR DIRECTIONS TELEPHONE EMPLOXMENTJUSEjN CalcBsio'a Leadlagr Bsresss, WEST SIDE BUREAU. I TO 0 S. CANAL ST. Telephone Main uoi.

No cnarge ot any Kind made or emulove for furnishing all kinds of employment for male or female help. All orders promptly siimata iu. IF YOU ARE OUT OF EMPLOYMENT AND wish to secure a situation, eitner in domestic. mechanical, or branch of Industry, apply to III. ree omce, zu-ai waoasn av.

We have all kinds of positions open for male and female. Q. W. GEARY. Supt.

260 AND 2U N. CLARK ST. IS THE PROPER place to appiy ior ail ainas ot neip or positions, either mechanical or clerical: It Is a stale institu tion and fiee to everybody. Come and see for younell. Tel.

North lav. DAVID M. BROTHERS. Bupt. HYPNOTISM.

PERSONAL-HYPNOTISM IF INTERESTED. call or sen.t for literature. The De Laurence In stitute of lly-Knoluun. suits 4. 344 Michigan av.

HELP WANTED MALE. BALKS EX. WASTED SALESMEN A LARGE CONCERN wishes to engage the services or two nrst-ciass solicitors; must be determined, energetic, and re- sourcetui; suoexantiai auann win uv paiu rum parties. Apply salsa manager, 6lh Door, 134 Wa-bash ar. WANTED TRAVELING MEN WHO WISH TO made a little extra money easily to write to KELVEY PRINTING Tiffin.

Ohio, tor particulars. SALESMEN UP-TO-DATE. ACTIVE, TO BELL first -class groceries direct to consumers. GEORGE MELDRUM. 60-71 N.

Green Chlcsgo. SOLICITORS. SOLICITORS TO call on all lines of business where 'phones are wv I -H. p. ra riv i.

v.vct v. used: something entirely new and reevoy seiier small cost; can be placed on trial with full profit to salesman. Address 102. The Inter Ocean. BOOKKEEPEHI ASD CLERKS WANTED A THOROUGHLY CA PARLE BOOK-keeper, as chief; to man fully equipped with abil ity and reference a good position is I offered.

Ad dress 187. The Inter Ocean. TRADES. WANTED CARPENTERS 0R INS TOE WANTED CARPENTERS FIRST CLASS; steady work for steady men at good nay; not la Chicago. Address 18S.

The Inter Ocean. BTTBK043RAPHERS. mrnt dept. Is constantly In need of young men Tor various lines of atanographlo paeltloas; competent persons Invited to call and register; no cnargea. REMINGTON TYPEWRITER 148 Wab.

av. BOYS. WANTED BOYS FOR LIGHT FACTORY work. 16 rears up; $4 per week to commence. Address 172.

The Inter Ocean. WANTED BOYS FOR LIGHT FACTORY work: 34 per week; Wast Side. Address l.SJ. The Inter Ocean. MISCEIXAKEOCS.

WANTEDMEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE few weeks completes: splendid wages pel a fnwu- nearly all expensee. Call or write. HOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 435 Wabash av. Ing college this year can easily earn their tuition fees and (Tret three months' eapensee before Sept.

1. Address 420, The Inter Ocean, and ascertain how you can ao it. MANUFACTURER WANTS RELIABLE MAN to deliver and collect; horse, and wagon ana S10O deposit necessary; wa penses; permanent. fRAM-UN, Box IB, s-niia- qeipnia. r-a.

WANTED MIDDLE-AGED MAN, TO DO chores, care for 3 horses and 2 cows; a steady, reliable man can have food, permanent home with small wages. Address 177. Tha Inter Ocean. WANTED A MIDDLE-AO luo un man to do lignt worn sraiiw of one horse and one cow: a good home and small Jt lb, Tk fWan WANTED A FEW GOOD. EXPERIENCED canvassers; must have good appearance and good references; to such win maae uuerai proposnion.

Address 184. The Inter Ocean. XL-1 iw-T-H-T-i rvprn ts-vy-tjt biitler IN PRI- vate family; English preferred; must furnish good re Terences. Aoaress icq, ine inter xmn. WANTED RELIABLE YOUNG MAN.

OVER 16, to exchange aervlcea for course in business col- lege. Address oie. ne inter urem. RAILWAY CLERKSHIPS, shorthand day and night clas) Chicago Ry. and Comm'l Inst.

TELEGRAPHY. e. Call or write. Washington. WANTED TOUNO MAN AS DRIVER AND solicitor on laundry wagon, Address) 173.

The Inter Ocean. MEN TO LEARN TELEORAPHING CAN earn wages. U. E. TEL.

La sane, it. WANTED MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE. Write, jtusseii uarMr -oiiea-e. i ouua m. JJELPWNTE DOMESTICS.

WANTED WOMAN FOR GENERAL DOMES- tlc worn; aw, ne ihn. naraons: In steem-heated flat: only partial laundry work. Address ISO. The inter uctm. wiNmn-wnilAN FOR IN nriuia funtlv: must home nights after 7 D.

m. location South Side. Address 175, The Inter Ocean. JLACHDR ESSES. WANTED EXPERIENCED LAUNDRY HELP; tuchm and lady clothes Ironers: about 100 miles from Chicago; steady Job and good wages.

Address 176. He inter ocean. WAITRESSES, WANTED TWO GOOD. EXPERIENCED waitresses; not In Chicago; steady work; ndsum-jner resort; will pay fare; wages. $5 per week, room (1 tHjaro.

Jire mm 1,1, i imw mmmn. i MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED LADIES TO LEARN HArRDRESS-Ing. manicuring, facial massage, or chiropody: our diplomas assist to top wages; graduates placed In leaning esxaDllsnmenis; lew nwki comifiei Investigate. IQLER COLLEGE, 435 Wabash av.

WANTED YOUNG LADY SOLICITORS FOR something entirely new ana attractive: reaay seller to business men: for office use; investigate. Address 103. he inter ocean. WANTED GIRLS FOR LIGHT FACTORY work; steady, clean wort: ior nrst weea; piece work after nrst or second week. Address 180, The Inter Ocean.

LADIES AND GIRLS HOME WORK. DAY OR evenings; tools free; 87 to $12 weekly. R. 410. 221 Dearborn St.

SITUATION WANTED-lViALE. BOOKKEEPERS AND CLERKS. SITUATION 'WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED wn 1 MllMnr. or an. da.

sit ion oftrust; high-class reference. Address 744. The inter ocean. SITUATION WANTED BT YOUNG MAN, new arrival In Chicago, as assistant bookkeeper; wllllne- to start with small waxes. Address 743.

The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY BRIGHT YOUNG man in wholesale bouse as stockman, receiving or shipping clerk. Address 736. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED shipping clerk: bard worker and good references.

Address 734. The Inter Ocesn. TRADES. SITUATION WANTED BY MAN OP MIDDLE age as stationary engineer or general mechanio in factory: out of town much preferred. A duress 8 724.

The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY MAN CF MIDDLE age as stationery engineer or general mechanic In factory; out of town much preferred. 729. The Inter Ocean. SALESMEN.

SITUATION WANTED BT AM ELDERLY gentleman, with large business experience ss 1 and muunr! la wllllne to make him self generally useful; good references. Address 746, The inter ocean. SITUATION WANTED AS SALESMAN IN city or on road; willing to sell any Una for salary and expenses; years' experience; good reier-ences. Address 87. The Inter Ocean.

SITUATION WANTED BT SALESMAN OF 25 years experience in tailors trimmings or woolens, with large acquaintance In city. West, and Northwest. Address 745, The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY MARRIED MAN. 26 years old: experienced salesman In rurnlture and pianos.

Address 742. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BT EXPERIENCED salesman in lurnisning gooaa; reierancee. Address TJX The Inter Ocean. StftsCELLAKEOIJS.

SITTJATION WANTED BT MAN AND WIFE, no children; middle age; man Is handy with horses or tools; woman Is good cook or housekeeper; would be good caretakers of property during i absence of owner. Address 7SO, The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN. 20 years old, weu educated, put no business experience; desires a position where energy and faithfulness will be appreciated by promotion. Ad dress 740, The inter ocean.

SITUATION WANTED BY MAN SO YEARS old; best references, both city and outside, an general omce man, cashier, or bookkeeper, with gooa concern: iu years- saw omce experience. Address 860, The inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BT MAN. 28 YEARS eld. In the country or country town; am bandy at anything: care for horsee, or 8 cows, and general work about gentleman's home.

Address 728. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BT MAN PAST ID- die age, cspenencea in aeaung wiin neip; is active and energetic; will accept moderate pay for services. Aauress hi, ins inter ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY PRACTICAL HY-draullo aad mechanical engineer.

In connection with wster supply of any character anywhere la V. B. Address ii. ne inter ucean. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN.

IS years old. wlthont business experience; Is wlHing ana sole; must earn enougn to pay ooara at start. Address 726. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE of middle age; no children; man Is haady with horses: woman it good cook or housekeeper.

Ad-d rets 8 725. The In er SITUATION WANTED AN ELDERLY MAN. of wide acquaintance, experienced with the nub. lie, wants position at moderate salary. Address 748, The inter ocean.

RtTlTlTIOM WlNTCn-RT MAN -B VRlUa aa watchman or janitor: Is handy with. tools and tea a in naous; gooa references jiaarees 722, 1 ne liner v- SITUATION WANTED BT MAN. 48 YEARS, as watchman or Janitor; la handy with tools and steady In habits. Address 720. The Inter Ocean.

SI TUATION WANTED AS TIMEKEEPER, collector, or any uwiiun 01 iru.i, uwi re rtrrenccs; 85 years old. Address 723. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN IN suburbs or country: can be generally uteful In store or on small farm. Address 727.

Tbs Inter Ocesn, SITUATION WANTED BY TOUNO MAN WITH some experience aa bookkeeper, cashier, or other office work. Address 4otf. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN AS timekeeper, collector or any position of trust; good references, jiaareas tuv, ids inter ocean. SITUATION WANTED MALE.

i MISCELLANEOUS. SITUATION WANTED BY 4S years old. as Janitor or bonseman; good references. Address 783. The Inter Ocean.

SITUATION BY MAN. 40 YEARS old, as watchman; best of reference) or bond. Address 721, The Inter Ocesn. SITUATION WANTED BY A MAN Or 40 years; fair education and handy with tools. Address IIS, The Inter Ocean.

SITUATION WANTED BY A MAN OF 40. AS -watchman; beat of references. Address 718, The inter ocesn. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE. HOUSEKEEPERS.

SITUATION WANTED BY WOMAN. 40 YEARS, aa housekeeper or nurse; good experience and reference: no objection to go out of town. Address 7QJ, ine inter ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY WOMAN AS thorough working bousekeper; will not accept less than 5 per week. Address 741.

The Inter Ocean. BOOKKEEPERS AND CLERKS, SITUATION WANTED BY TOUNO LADY AS bookkeeper and stenographer; has had one year experience aa bookkeeper; would accept $8 per week at start; can furnish good reference. Address 740, Tha Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY TOUNO LADY AS bookkeeper: has had one year experience In bookkeeping asd omce work; will accept $8 per week at start. Address 76Q.

The Inter Ocean. STENOGRAPHERS. TTTTATinv WANTED BY LADY OP THOR- ough experience as stenographer; quick and accurate: capable to All Orst-claas position. Ad- dress The inter ocean. SITUATION WANTED BT EXPERIENCED stenographer; must be responsible ana lucrative position.

Address 732, i ns inter ocean. LAUNDRESSES. SITUATION WANTED BT LAUNDRESS. IN hotel or Institution In city: a capable worker, with good reference. Address 731.

The Inter Ocean. MISCELLANEOUS. SITUATION- WANTED BT YOUNG LADY. very good writer, as copyist or general omce wonBM m.mm v. The Inter Ocean.

Aaorese i to; SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG COIXRFD girl; would like to go home nights. Address 7C4, The Inter Ocean. JiOUSEHLGOOD PRIVATE SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS CON-tents of ten-room private residence, consisting of very high-grade and costly furniture; will sell very cheep; also upright mahogany piano. Call today or tomorrow. 230 Ashland near Marshfield av.

station. WILL PAY GOOD PRICES FOR ALL KINDS of good furniture, carpets, and household goods; will call at short notice. B. ROSEN8TIEL. tele-phone South 1008.

8138 Stste tt. FOR SALE MUST SELL AT ONCE. THE FUR-nlture of private residence; brass and enameled beds, parlor suits, elegant rugs draperies, dress-ere. chiffoniers, dining set. ete.

2824 Uroyelaad av. FOR SALE A JOB LOT OF IRON BED8DRE8S-ers, and chairs, now on sale, Economie Furniture House, 1618 Wabash ay. Tel. Brown 1211. OF INTEREST TO ANY ONE DESIRING TO purchase for $150 cash the handsome, high-bred trotting and family mare.

Flora Nutwood. She Is 6 years old, 15 hands high, weighs 1.O60 pounds; warranted perfectly sound, kind, and gentle every way for a lady to drive; fearless of everything; safe and reliable In every way; trotted la July in can beat 2:20. Her late owner has fre- refused 8600 for her. No dealers need apply or her, as a good home for her la the main consideration for selling her so cheap. Sold to settle an estate.

Also handsome, leather-top, rubber-tired bua-gy. good aa new: set of fine harness for halt original coat. For Information apply to Arthur Thompson, coachman, private barn, 8261 Mlcnl-pn sr. HOUSEHOLD SHIPPING. REDUCED RATES TO COLORADO AND PA eiflo coast points.

Address Dep I. Beklns Honss- aeia nmppiag uearoora si i. nirsao. INSTRUCTION. Leevdlas; Caleasjre ATHENAEUM.

CHICAGO. 26 VAN BUR EN ST. Business, -shorthand, academio courses; positions ior graauates. mis ior catalogue. txio 'T'el I'l'g.

i Awv.M'irD 2 -step, 8-step S-step glides taught. Class, id lessons, t- private, xv i van uuren st. TTYT C9 Bus. Col. No advance tuition; payable Al 1 at anj of course.

Reduced rates, cash. teachers. Finest roosns A location. 871 Madison. THE BUSINESS PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

'-iu- At wood Shorthand and bookkeeDlnav one coarse one -i. Every gets a THE CENTRAL INSTITUTE. 40 E. RANDOLPH St. Telegraphy, shorthand, typewriting, book-keeping; preparatory course.

Write for catalogue. CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE, 67 WABASH av. Business, shorthand, typewriting: day and evening start now; students assisted to positions. CHICAGO-KENT COLLEGE OF LAW; EVEN-Ing session. E.

E. BARRETT. LL, BL, Sec'y. Athenaeum 26 Van Buren St. SHORTHAND IN 80 DAYS, GRAPHIC SYSTEM learn no Chicago Business University, 151 Throop, st.

Positions guaranteed. Call. ARCHITECTURAL MECHANICAL DRAWING and designing: business course: shorthand. The Columbian. C06.

243 Wabash. Jos. Silvers A Co. GREGG SHORTHAND. "TOUCH" TYPEWRIT-Ing, practical bookkeeping, day or evening sessions.

Gregg School. 57 Wssh'gton St. Cen'l UTAH. HARMON'S SHORTHAND SCHOOL GRAHAM Shorthand; beginning Intermediate, advanced classes: day, evening. Schiller 109 Randolph, ILLINOIS COLLEGE OK LAW DAY AND evening classes.

112 Clark St. JONES BUSINESS COLLEGE DAY AND night sessions; mot, night, 910. 160 Wash-Ington st. Dlctat Ion, all grades, SI per week. RETOUCHING EXPERT TEACHER: AMA-teuxa paying trade; few weeks.

16U7 Schiller bldg. YOU" CAN WRITE lOif WORD8 A MINUTE IN stenography In 30 days by- the Hansen-Phone-M ft hod, and that In the professional reporting style of the Graham Pitman Ic system. Never accomplished before. 10 days' free trial by mail. Bpencerlan Business College.

METROPOLITAN BUSINE8 COLLEGE. WA-baah av. and Monroe st. largest, beet equipped. most up-to-date commercial school.

THOROUGH. RELIABLE COURSES IN 8HORT-hand. bookkeeping at home; investigate. MacCor-mao Correspondence School, 004. 10O Washington.

NATIONAL MEDICAL UNtVERJiiTT-niT evening, and preparatory classes In medicine, dentistry, osteopathy, now. 441 Dearborn av. TN GTNG READING OR ELOCUTION dUUXl-iU, Taught. Written Guarantee. OAKWOQD 130 Oak wood Blvd.

SOPER SCHOOL OF ORATORY. K08 BUSH Temple Conservatory, Chicago av. and N. Clark and 801 Stein way Hall. 20th yr.

Send for late wwtiit iw auiu eve. lessons, SYLLABIC SHORTHAND IN 80 DAYS. EASY to learn, write, read; complete courses; good positions. Investigate. Our home-study courses are practical.

Write. Standard School of Syllable Shorthand, Masonic Temple, CHEMISTRY. ASSAYING. PROSPECTORS' 1733 lntCttoB- Assay School. SYLLABIC SHORTHAND COLLEGE.

1054 NA-tional Life 150 La Salle teaches Boyd's shorthand and thoroughly fits students for r-sponslble positions. Shorthand alone In 30 days. IN 40 TO 60 DAYS MRS. LENA A. WHITE guarantees to make you an EXPERT stenographer snd typewriter or refund money.

White's Colleae FlneArUbldg20a Michlga avV; night K-htjcft SHORTIIAND BOOKS FOR SALE; CIRCU-Urs. O. Q. WASHBURN, 125 Clark ChlcaVo. LEGAL NOTICES.

THOMAS TATTVR TTJ Master ia Chancery of the Circuit Court of Cook No. 70S Opera House Block. MASTER'S SALE STATE OF ILLINOIS County of Cook, ss. Circuit Court of Cook County' In Chanctry. Perclvsl S.

Hows vs. The Northern Trust Compsny, E. Winter, Mary O. pardman. J.

C. McCord, receiver, the Chicago Itle and Trust Company. Trustee In Bankruptcy of the estate of Frank R. Chandler. Frank Chandler, individually and is trustee, Anna Chandler, and the unknown owners and holders or the unknown heirs of the unknown owners and holders of the debenture bonds of Chandler A Co denominated the Chandler Real Estate Securities Trust Bonds.

Gen. No. 237.070. Term No 5 6M0 Public notice Is hereby given, that. In pursuance of a Decree made and entered by said Court.

In tha above entitled cause, on the Twenty-flab dav of July A. D. 1003. I. Thomas Taylor, Master In Chancery of the said Circuit Court of Cook County, will, on Tuesday, ths Twenty-fifth day of August.

A. D. 1003. at the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon, at the Judicial salesrooms of the Chlcsgo Real Estate Board. No.

BT Dearborn Street In the City of Chicago, County of Cook and State of Illinois, sell at public auction, to the highest and best bidder for cash, all and singular the following described premises and real estate In said Decree mentioned, situate In the City of Chi c.ounLyof nd State of Illinois, to wit: Beventeeen 17) feet of Lot Seventeen 07) In Strong and Letter's Psrk Manor Subdivision Subdivision of the Tesm oflhs Southwest quarter of Section Twenty-two (22). Townshlo Thlrty-elsht t.H) North tunge Fourteen (14) East of the Third WtocTpai Meridian, together with all Improvements and appurtenances thereunto attached or belonging, provided the bid upon said real estate shall be equal to at least two-thirds of the valuation put upon the same as shown bv tha rennrt nr tk- sloners heretofore appointed by said Court to make Dated. Chicago, Illinois, July ST. A. UKO.

THOMAS TAYLOR. Msster In Chancery of the Circuit Court of Cook County. ABEL L. ALLEN. Complainant's Solicitor, ORLANDO W.

KEATLEY. Attorney. US Metropolitan Block. -Estate of Denis Cavanaugh, Deceased. All persone having claims against the estate of Denis Cavanaugh, deceased, are hereby notified and requested to attend and present such claims to the Probate Court of Cook County.

Illinois, for th. purpose of having the same adjusted at a terra of said Court, to be held at the Pioltate Court Room. In the City of Chireirn, in said Cook County, on the third Monday of September, A. D. 10U3, being the 21st dsy thereof.

Dated Chtcaro. Auruat 10th. lOOS. MICHAKLCAVANAI'OH. Administrator.

ORLANDO W. KEATLEY. Attorney. LEGAL NOTICES. FENIMORE COOPER Master la Chancery of the CI resit Court of Cook County.

-4 La Salle Street. "Rooms 52-54. MASTER'S HALS BTATRj OF lLLINOIS" County of Cook, se. Circuit Court of Cook County. In Chancery.

Oustav Heesert vs Harry N. Iav.o. port, alias Hsrry W. Davenport. Evelyn DaveSy port.

Kate Stafford, alias Catherine Stafford. Charles W. Ste fiord, William Loeb, Successor la Trust, Mark Thomas Sullivan. Samuel Fr Inlander, Rachel Frledlander. William Lorb.

Trustee. Maurice W. Loeb. Successor la Trust. Ells Hill, and The Unknown Ownes or Owners of ens U) principal promissory note for the sum of Six Thou sand Dollars due Ave 5 yeare sfter the date thereof, without grace, bearing Interest at the rate of Ave 5) per cent per annum until maturity and "at the rate of seven () per rent per annum after maturity, payable semi-annual.

Iy: and of the ten 10) Interest notes of even date with said principal promissory note, for ths susa of One Hundred Fifty Dollars $I50 00) each, payable in elx. twelve, eighteen, twenty-four, 1 1 1v.t7-.ww. ii sixty months after the date thereof each and all or which aaid eleven .11) notes bearing date A u- guet 8. lvul. being signed by Mark Thomas Sulli van, maoe payaoie to nis own oroer ana vj nim Indorsed, and made payable at the Banking House of William Loeb A Company In Chicago.

Illinois. In gold coin of the United States, and being se-' cured by trust deed, dated August 8. 1001. signed by Mark Thomas Sullivan. Bled for record In the, Recordere Office of Cook County.

Illinois, on October 2, l(Xil, as Document Number S.156.S45, and recorded In book 7.520 of Reeorde. on PsgeSlA, conveying to William Loeb, as Trustee, Msurice W. Loeb, aa Successor in Trust, the following de. scribed premises, to-wit: Lots twenty-two (22) and twenty-three 23) In Block eleven til) In Mason A McKlchan's Subdivision of the Weet half W. of the North West quarter W.

ot-Section fourteen Township thirty-eight (38 North. Range fourteen (14) East of the Third Principal Meridian, situated In ths County of Cook and Stats of Illinois. Gea. No. 240.

Sv2. Term No, 6,4 16. Public Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance' of a Decree made and entered by said Court. In the above entitled cause, on the First day of Au gust, a. v.

1VU3, 1. win. renimort cooper. Mas. ter in Chsncerv of the Circuit Court of Cook- County.

wllL on Monday, the Twenty-fourth dsy of August. A. D. 10O3, at the hour of one o'clock In tha afternoon, at tha ludlclal aatearooma of the Chicago Real Estate Board, Number 57 Dearborn -treat, in tne city of Chicago. County of coos, ana A Till 1, w.w et and beet btdd-r for rash, all and singular, the following described premises and real estate ta said decree mentioned situated In the County ct t-ona ana mate ot Illinois, or so mucn tnereor as shall be sufficient to satisfy said Decree, to wit: Lot number Twenty-two ti'it In Hloclt number eleven 1 11) in Mason and McKlchan's Subdivision of the West Half (W.

t) of the north-west quart Jer (N. W. k) of Section number Fourteen (14) Township number Thirty-eight (3S North. Range number Fourteen (14) East of the Third Principal Meridian. Dated Chicago.

THInole. August. Srd. A. D.

100. WM. FENIMORE COOPER, Master In Chancery of the Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois. MARK R. SHERMAN.

Complainant's Solicitor IVES. MASON A WYMAN. Attorneys. Statl S'Ma I ue a STATE OF ILLINOIS. XJUiTY OF COOK, Superior Court of County.

August Term, A. D. 19oS. Frank H. Ruprecht vs.

Caroline B. Robinson: Curtis E. Robinson, her husband; Martha J. Ruprecht; William J. Ruprecht, her husband; Caroline A.

Dyrkman. Individually and as trustee; Caroline A. Dyckman and Caroline B. Ronln. son.

Executors of the estate of Frederick W. IllA-ner. deceased; Mathiae L. Raft ree; William Hi Raftree, Trustee; Maud Robinson, a minor; A. H.

Marriott: Oliver 8. Lvford: John C. Fetser; Will Ham D. Washburn; Chicago Title A Trust Com pany, as Trustee; Annie Brown; William A. Wsl ter; Mandel Brothers, a corporation; Henry W.

Austin: Frederick Slants, administrator of the estate of Elisabeth Endlch. deceased; Chlcsco Floor Company; Glrard Trust Company of Phlla-' deiphla: Mary C. Oid-n: Edward F. Dunne, Trustee: Louts Klstler, Trustee: Edwerd W. Cull en, 1 Trustee: Dana W.

Sweet land; Bessie L. Howison; Betsey Eames: Rose Adams: J. Edwin Randall; Bertha Weston: Jessie Coleman; Clifford Fol per. Individually, and as attorney In fact: James Stiles; F. Ford.Tsie Stewart; Carlos de Mesnil; C.

H. Straight; C. Cohen: William McCuIn; Mrs. Bristow; R. Caldwell: Ellis Wallinberg: Mrs.

Russell; B. Hood: C. Bell; Mrs. LaFayette; C. B.

Rowland; E. Ooens-'R. J. Marine: Joi Clyde: Blanch Hartrauft; J. Sporer; Louis Chops; John Oebauer; J.

Bovlck; J. Hslnen; F. Sablich; O. O. Wellington; Joe Lotesto; Rosa Salvatore: Vtt Sabbla: M.

Mitchell; James Bmlth; A. Cued; Leopold: T. Wlahene; Mrs. Kaufert; James Baut C. J.

Clark: T. Vlastch; Mrs. McKenna: Mrs. O-Hanlon; E. S.

Parksr: Anton Goylc: W. W. Scott; Poesic; L. Tom tool: P. Cucullch; Thomas Hsnrlchs, and Arthur H.

Rcnaud. la Chancery. General Number, 228.100.' The requisite affidavit having been filed in my office, notice Is hereby given to the said Glrard Trust Company of Philadelphia, Maud Robinson. Betsey Karnes, Rose Adama, J. Edwin Randal), Bertha Weston.

Jessie Coleman. Clifford Folger. Individually and as attorney In fact, and Bessie L. Howison. that the above named Complalnsnt heretofore filed his Bill of Complaint In said Court, on the Chancery side thereof, and subsequently filed his engrossed amended Bill therein, and Ibat a summons thereupon issued out of said Court against the above named defendants, returnable on the ftrsY day of the term of the Superior Court of Cook County, to be held at the Court House irk Chicago.

In said Cook County, on the First Monday of September. A. D. 1S03, as is by law required. and which suit Is still pending JOHN A.

LIN'Sr. Oerle. A. IVES. MASON A WTMAN.

Complfs WM. FENIMORE COOPER, Master In Chancery of the Circuit Court of Cook .04 La Salle Street, Rooms 52-54. MASTER'S STATE OF. ILLINOIS. County of -Coea.

se.i Circuit Court of Oook County. In- Annie M. Cox. executrix 01 tne last win ana testament- 01 Jesse cox. oe- rem mrA anil AAnlnh Pllta.

lnutM t-i Uromoil and Ida uromoll, wife of said Bern-hard Gromoll: Friedertke Klappsteln. Matilda Schroeder and Arthur Schroeder. hep husband; Emma Devoe and Walter Devoe, her husband Carl Klappsteln. Edna Klappsteln. his wife; Hsttie Elsie Klappsteln, Minnie Klappsteln and Harry Klappsteln and Samuel A.

Calhoun, administrator of the estate of William Klapiwtetn. deceased, Gea. No. 237.304. Term No.

6,435. Publlo notion Is hereby given that In pursuance of a Decree made and entered by said Court, la the above entitled cause, on the Thirtieth day of July, A. D. 1003, I. Wm.

Fenlmore Cooper. Master In Chancery of the Circuit Court of Cook County, will, on Monday, ths Twenty-fourth day of August, A. D. 1003. at ths hour of one o'clock In the afternoon, at the judicial salesrooms of the Chicago Real Estate Board, Number 57 Dearborn Street.

In the City of Chicago. County of Cook, and State of Illinois, sell at public suction to the highest and best bidder for cash, ail and slngulsr, the following described premises and real estate In said decree mentioned, situated la the City of Chicago. County of Cook, and State of Illinois, or so much thereof aa shall be sufficient to satisfy said Decree, to-wlti Lot Three 3 In Block Four (4) In James TT. Borden's First Addition in the Southeast Quarter (8. E.

of Section Seventeen 117). Township Thirty-eight 3M North. Range Fourteen (14), East of the Third Principal Meridian. Dated. Chicago, Illinois.

August Srd, A. D. 1003. WM. FENIMORE COOPER.

Msster In Chancery of the Circuit Court of Cook County. Illinois. ARTHUR M. COX. Complshiants' Solicitor.

WM. FENIMORE COOPER. Master In Chancery of the Circuit Court of Cook County. 94 La Salle Street, Rooms 52-54. MASTER'S SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, County of Cook. ss. Circuit Court of Cook County. In Chancery. Lisite Zlmmer va.

Charles J. Becktel. Barilla E. Beck tel. Security Title and Trust Company a corporation), trustee: Marshall Stedman.

Catharine A. Thatcher and Ralph H. Thatcher, Individually and aa trustee. Gea. Ke.

240.262. Term No. 6.456. Publlo notice Is hereby given that In pursuance of a Decree made and entered by said Court, la the above entitled cause, on the Thirty-first dsy of July, A. D.

1003, 1, Wm. Fenlmore Cooper, Master In Chancery of the Circuit Court of Cook County, will, on Monday, the Twenty-fourth day of August. A. D. luoS, at the hour of one o'clock In the afternoon, at the Judicial salesrooms of the Chicago Real Estate Board.

Number 57 Dearborn Street, in the City of Chicago, County of Cook, and State of Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest and beef bidder for cash, all and singular, the following described premises snd resl estate In said decree mentioned, situated in the Countv of Cook, and State of Illinois, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy said Decree, to-wit Lots Seven (7), Eight 18) and Nine (0) In Block Twenty-one (21) In 6. E. Gross' Cslumet Heights Addition to South Chicago, being a Subdivision of the Southeast Quarter (8. E. V) of Section One (1), Township Thirty-seven (37) North.

Rang Fourteen (14). East of the Third Principal Merl- dlDated. Chicago, Illinois. August T- 1008. WM.

FENIMORE COOPER. Master In Chancery of the Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois. W. F. PROPPER.

Complslnsnt's Solicitor. H. B. SHERMAN. ATTORNEY.

Sol Kedsle Building. STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF COOK. Circuit Court of Cook County. To the August Term A. 100S.

John Powers va Mary Powers, In Chancery. No. 241740. Notice la hereby given to the said Mary Pors that the above named Complainant heretofore filed hla Bill of Complaint la said Court. 00 the Chanctry side thereof, and that a summons thereupon Issued, out of said Court gainst the sbove named defendant, returnable on the first day of the term of ths Circuit Court of Cook County, to us held at the Court House in Chicago.

In said Ctxik County, on the Third Monday of August. A. WtiS. aa Is by law required, and which Is still pending. JOHN A.

COOKE. Clerk. a 1. IITTVDU1W rnsxnl't'a fll GEO. W.

W. LYTLE. ATTORNEY, STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK. SS-e 'maWraVi.

to the ssi Popersdljy ii JOHN A. COOKE. CUrk. LYTLE. Oompl'fs 8ol r.

CLAUDIUS PETERS, t. nUT imiiuii'f. Charles Sl'linter, oJrson. having claims sgalnst the estate of deceseed, are hersby notified to ettend and present such rlsims to fhe? Prob7te Court of Cook County Illinois, for nTrooM of having the same adjuited. at a Mid Court, to be held st the Probate Room? in the City of Chlcsgo.

In said Cook CoSntv on the Monday of September. D. VSi being the 21st day thereof. Oa'ted Chicago. Auguft Urd.

lOS. vatea 8PUNTER. CLAT PH rT-1 M. R. HARRIS.

ATTORNET. eiv l.e.pvr uuiiuiiir. Fstate of Freeee. Deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of Charles Freese.

deceased, are hereby n.tind and requested to attend snd present surh elslms to the Probate Court of Cook County. Illinois, for the purpose of having the same sdjutted. st a trm of Mid Court, to be held at the Probate Court in the City of Chicago, laeasld o.k County, on the third Monday of September. A. IX 1(I3.

being the 21t day thereof. Dated Chicago. Auut Srd. UtOS. LENA FREEoE.

Executrix. M. R. HARRIS. Altoraey..