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ENGLEWOOD Ki, TIMES. VOL. XVII. NO. 35.

FRIDAY, JTJXE 10, 19O5. PKB YEAR J. P. WEBSTER, M. D.

Office: 549 W. 6jrd St. (Post Office Block.) to 3 and 7 to 8:30 P. It WBNTWORTH 733 RMidence, 6437 Stewart AVCMM, WBNTWORTH 717 DR. HENRY R.

BOETTCHER, Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat. ISS Venotlal 34 Washington SI Hours: 10 a. m. 1i.

m. Tel. Main S834 6336 Avenue Tel. I 8 to 10 a. m.

I ID. Y. McCORMICK, M. D. And Residence.

6424 Parnell Avenue Telephone Normal 2614 9 a. 12 to 2 p. m. and 6 to 8 p. in.

Frank William Smithies, M. D. Physician and Surgeon and Laboratory: 79th 8L Hours: Daily--8-9 a. 2-3 p. 7-8 p.

m. Sundays--9-10 a- 3-4 p. m. Telephone Wcntworth 916 feSidwce: 7810 Ave. Tel.

Wentworth 12-2 p. after 8p. m. LEO.J.HELDRINGKM.D. OrttwpatUv, medical massage, electricity Cor.

State and Randolph Sti. Drmg Telephone Central S062 QBRMAN, FRENCH OR SPOKBN S. D. NIXON, M. D.

an "Residence ST. AND WENTWORTH AVE. Tel. Wenlworth 282 Night Promptly Antwered Office to ir a.m. i 7 to 8:30 p.m- Sundass.

a to 4 p. ni. Dr. Albert Fisher, Sr. OSTEOPATH1ST.

Graduate American School of Osteopathy Kirkaville, Mo. Rooms 16,18, 20, 22, JULIEN HOTEL, 63rd 1 and Stewart Ave. Telephone 880 or 9SS Wentworlb. W. H.

COWEN DENTIST 1st Floor, 63O5 Normal Ave. Hours: to 12 and 1:15 to 5 Evening Hours: 7 to 8 Tuesdays And Fridays Office closed at noon Wednesdays Phones: 502 Went. House S5O4 Went. Tel. Wentworth 122 WILLARD GRAYBEAL DENTIST 601 W.

69th Cor. Normal HOURS: a. m. to 12 m. 1 p.

m. to 5 p. m. 7 p. m.

to 8 p. m. SUNDAYS: 9 m. to 12 m. CLOSE WEDNESDAYS AT NOON.

Dr. VVilmer Q. Bradfield, OPTICIAN. Abel Bide-, 63rd St. SUwart AT.

OFMCE HOTOS: A. M. to 12 2 to 3:30 P. M. by Appointment.

RES. 6543 BISHOP ST. J. J. HENNESSY, Justice of the Peace.

6301 Halsted St. WILLIAM TREXLER. Clerk. WENTWORTH 287. Polloe Magistrate Englewood Court.

ASA. G. ADAMS, Justice of the Peace 63rd and Hal.ted Sts. THEODORE F. EH LER.

Clerk. S. S. Office, 3902 State St. TELEPHONE.

WENTWORTH HENRY D. SM ALLEY Justice of the Peace N. W. Cor. 63rd and Wentworth.

Hours. 8:30 A. M. to 9 P. M.

R. JOHNSTON'S Veterinary Hospital and Dog Kennels 6338 Wentworth Ave. Tefcpbone Wentwoath 5761 F. J. MACDONALD, ARCHITECT flam and Specifications on Short Notice.

75S W. 6Jd ALVIN FO5KETT Undertaker SULLIVAN'S Suburban Papers ENGLEWOOD TINES, AVBVRN PARK MONITOR. S-OUTK ENGLEWOOD MIRROR. Published ery Pi iday Morning at 444 WEST SIXTY-THIRD STREET. TELEPHONE GARFIELD 374.

RESIDENCE 144 ENGLEWOOD AVE. Telephone AVentworth 0442. -where we may be jeaciied after 5 p. m. South Side Locals Next Tuesday will be the longest dav in the vear.

Sir. arid Mrs. Frank Loomis of 729 03d street, have as a visitor their aunt, Mann of L.OS Angeles, George 2. T. Kenyoii of C35S Sangamoii street, has had as a guest Miss Corinne Soverhill of Newark, -V.

J. Mrs. Milton Cook of Pontiac. 111., was the guest this week of her mother. Mrs.

Gillett of 7115 Princeton avenue. 60.9 W. 69th St. t. "Wedding rings for June brides at man's, 308 CSrd street.

llrs. Campbell of S34 Gist place, is visiting relatives and friends in Ohio. The schools will be dismissed for the summer vacation next Wednesday. 9 The Covenant Baptist church will picnic at Jackson park, Saturday, the 24th. Another opportunity to get a dozen of Maya's Five Dollar Photos for Three Dollars.

The Trinity Reformed Episcopal church will hold a picnic July 1, at Cedar Lake. Weed is making a special rate to graduates. Call and let him show you samples. Nordson White of 5643 Carpenter street, is recovering from an attack of pneumonia. K.

Eefting is building- a very pretty cottage at 6635 Carpenter street, that will cost $2,000. Mr. and Mrs. B. Workman of 6023 Sangamon street, will leave June ISth for Los Angeles, Cal.

Mrs. John Jenks of 5735 Normal avenue, is visiting friends in Oswego. K. for the month. Walter McCormack of 400 67th street, has gone to Portland, on a pleasure and business trip.

Miss Hazel Ramsay of 6351 Eggleston ayeniie. is spending the weelv with friends at Worthington, Ind. Mrs-. Mileham of 680S Emerald avenue, is spending, the summer at her home in Stevensville, Mich. The $1 cigar sells for five cents.

'The ladies who have had charge of the high school lunch room will picnic to-morrow at Jackson. Park. Mrs. Nickerson of 6338 Eggloston avenue, is entertaining- her father and sister from Martinsville, Ind. Most of our people evidently forgot that Wednesday was "Flag day." as very few flags were displayed.

Mrs. Charles Rose of 400 Yale avenue, has been confined to her home the past week by illness. Mrs. T. J.

Ross of 428 Chicago street. Elgin. 111., is spending a few days with friends in Englewood. Mrs. John Shipley of 6732 Loomis street, d'ied last week.

Mrs. Shipley had been ill for several weeks. The engagement of Miss Mathison of 66th and Aberdeen street, to Mr. Bert Lewis is announced. Thurlow and Berry Kelch of 6521 Stewart avenue will spend their two weeks" vacation in Dayton.

Ohio. While your wife is away, if you will take your meals at The Grace you will not care if she never comes back. Mrs. I. W.

Knettle of T.50 61st place has gone to Lamar. Iowa, for a month's visit with the home folks. Fine etched ice cream glasses at H. W. Gilmore fc 63rd street and Stewart avenue.

$3 per dozen. Mrs. Cauble of 67th street and Union avenue, has had as a guest Mr. Edward Zuik and family of Salem. Ind.

Miss Edna Wilder of 443 Englewood avenue, is spending the month visiting friends in different Indiana towns. Miss Ida Pearson of 5939 Parnell avenue, has gone to Toronto. Canada, for a two months' visit with relatives. There will "be ninety in the graduating class at the Englewood High School, who will be graduated the 22d. On June 28 Miss Agnes Cunningham of 6802 Normal avenue, will wed Dr.

Charles Frederick Eagle of Kansas City. If eyes trouble you consult TI. W. Gilmore 63rd and Stewart avenue. Spectacles and eyeglasses properly fitted.

No charge for testing. Open evenings. Mr. John Bredin of G15 63rd street, dropped a marble meat slab on his left foot Saturday, badly crushing his great toe and inflicting a painful wound. M.

Schmidt is building a two-story brick flat at 7010 Parnell avenue, at a cost of $3.400, and M. Olson two-story brick flats at 1234 61st street, at a cost of $7,000. Tho engagement is arnounoetl of Miss Ora Lee Moon to Mr. Charles Justin Robinson of Bremerton, Washington. The event will occur in Seattle, August 27.

It will pay you to investigate Mayo's special offer for this month. Five Dollar Photos for Three'Dollars. Mrs. George A. Wheeler, 6449 Yal avenue, opened her summer liome at Paw Paw lake, leaving for there this week.

Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Swift of 6757 Wentworth avenue, are entertaining their son, Mr.

Henry Swift of New York. John E. Diehl went fishing up to Channell lake Saturday and came home with a full grown thirst and a catfish. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION. i The program for the graduating ex- c-rcises at the Englewood High school i commences with the Seniors' dance at the Men's club this evening.

On Wednesday the Juniors give their reception. On Thursday at 8 p. the graduating exercises will be held at the Normal school assembly hall. On Friday evening, the Alumni will banquet and dance at the Masonic Temple, 6730 Wentworth avenue. The class numbers ninety and the girls exceed the boy-s about six to one.

The class is an unusually bright one, and the standard of scholarship very high. ELEVATED RAILROAD DELAYED. A ADVERTISEMENTS I IN THIS COLUMN AT ONE CENT PER WORD. Saturday evening last Miss Mary Webber celebrated her 19th birthday anniversary with a party to her friends. Mr.

J. M. McHugh of 6524 Normal avenue is making a two months' trip through the nice spots of northern Mictii an. The Young Ladies' Sodality of St. Bernard's church will, give a party and dance the evening of June 27th.

Harold Hill will entertain the Yale" Athletic club and their lady friends at cards June 16th, at his home, 620 61st street. Mr. and Mrs. Bransfield of 6100 Princeton avenue, will have their son, John, of St Louis, as a guest the first half of July Mrs. Baker of 330 61st place, entertained the "Thimble Club" Thursday.

The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Day Col. and Mrs. L. A. Battey have had as their guest at their home, 6530 Parnell avenue, Mrs.

C. W. Abbott of Sheffield, 111. Daylight robbers got about $300 in silverware from the home of Rev. White at 68th street and Perry avenue last week.

Mrs. T. J. O'Connor of 6532 Normal avenue, has gone to Duluth, to spend the summer, returning the last of August. Mrs.

H. A. Ammen of 348 61st place has returned home from a visit with friends at Macon. Kirksville and Green City, Mo. The Misses Ruth and Irene Frantz of 512 61st street, will leave July 1st, to spend the summer with their aunt in Columbus.

Ohio. Why Not? give your wife a rest through the hot season by taking your meals at the Grace Restaurant, 540 63d street Mrs. Herman Frank of 6416 Union avenue, has entirely recovered from her recent serious illness, and is able to be about again. To-morrow Miss Margaret Teresa Barry of 6600 Yale avenue, will be married to Capt. John J.

Sullivan at St. Bernard's church. Mrs. S. E.

Eberly of 6008 Normal avenue, has gone to Milwaukee. Wis. to spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs. F. S.

Wilhoit. Mr. and Mrs. C. M.

Woodman of 6457 Eggleston avenue, have had as a visitor Mr. William S. Farnsworth of the City of Mexico. J. G.

Mann's restaurant at 307 63d treet. caters especially to familj- trade, Sunday dinners and lovers of fresh young chickens. Miss Elizabeth Crabbs of 6805 Union avenue, daughter of Mrs. Catherine Crabbs. will be married in July to Mr.

Milton G. "Wood. On June 24 Miss Bessie Lucia Grainger of 144 65th street, will be married to Mr. Frank H. Tousley of 595S Wentworth avenue.

Don't forget to call up Went. and have a little talk with Weed about his high grade photographs at popular prices. Mr. and Mrs. M.

J. Dougherty of 6521 Normal avenue, will leave July 1st. to lake up their residence permanently at l-os Argeles. Cal. T.

E. Wood of 6250 Wentworth ai enue has ben selected official photographer for the graduating class of the Englewod high school. Miss Dena Smith of 6211 Green street will leave to-morrow for South Haven. to be the guest ol Mrs. 13.

Vanderkloot for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Fulton of 5960 Princeton avenue, have gone with a party of j'oung folks to Twin Lakes for a fortnight's outing.

The summer term of Orr's Business College will open July 5th and special inducements will be offered pupils entering on or before that date. Wholesome, fresh linen increases a man's self-respect and improves his appearace. Palace Laundry. 5921-31 Lowe avenue. Phone Went 273.

While the building of the piers for the iron continues, and' has- extended as far west as Normal avenue, no work lias been done on the structural part, -which ends at State street. The report that the Rock Island was preventing the company from crossing their tracks is not true, and the delay is caused simply by lack of iron and a desire to have the concrete in the piers harden more. Some of the iron is here, stored at 61st street, but the higher beams for the great height necessary to cross the steam railroad elevated tracks, is expected this week, and, as soon as it arrives the work will be pushed at the rate of 200 feet a day. It has been definitely settled at last, that the south branch will use the route between Stewart acd Eggleston avenue. Fl'RNISIJKO KOO-V1--Large front loom i alcove, bath, gas and telephone.

Suitable- lor two. 042 Knerlewood PIANO FOR SALE--An upright piano can be- bought foi $90. Address care FOR SALIC--Good fresh cow. 4 years old A. Hutchiiifcoii, iSth and Rock Island Fl'KXISHKD ROOMS--With or without boaid.

I'our nice sun-lit mud- em coin enieiicvts. private family, excellent location: gentlemen preferred. Apply SIS ave. AVILL, PAY HIGHEST PRICE for second-hand i i i a and eaipetb. Uiee-nbeigei, I 63d st.

Tel. Went. DAVID A. I I Family Grocer 514 W. 63rd St.

582. GOOD DETECTIVE WORK. Mr. J. B.

Nichols, chief detective of the Wabash railroad, did 1 a nice piece of work Monday in ferreting out the men that robbed the private car of Thomas H. Hubbard, while at the Polk street depot. June 2, and securing the suitcase and other valuables of the New York millionaire. George DeForrest Barton, who was his guest. Mr.

Barton had offered reward for the recovery of his gold watch, which, had been a present from his father in. 1862, and we hope Mr. Nichols will receive the full amount. ODD FELLOWS' MEMORIAL. The Odd lodges of Englewood.

by the Daughters of Rebekah attached to Cook county lodge. Englewood todge, John Ericsson lodge and Normal lodge, will unitedly engage in, holding memorial services for their i dead on Sunday. June 18. at 3 p. m.

at the Normal Park Baptist church. 70m street and Stewart avenue. The F. L. Anderson will preach to the assemblage on "Fraternity." The chairman from each lodge will look after the arrangements.

Their names follow: Past Grand Master John G. "Webster. Robert Rea. A. "Magnuson and "William Rorke.

A A CLUB. The Auburn Park Golf Club since its organization, has taken its place among the best clubs of the county, and the excellence of its links, convenience of its club house and the ac- eessability of the grounds, as well as its choice membership, makes it a feature of south side vacation life. To-morrow there will he a members' team match and on the St. "Wednesday, the regular weekly Ladies" day, there will be a one club match. Preparations are being made for a patriotic celebration of the Fourth of July and the 36-hole medal play handicap promises to be most interesting- BREHM TO SPEAK.

Miss Marie C. Brehm. the president of Illinois "Woman's Christian Temperance Union will speak twice in Englewood next Sunday. In the morning she will occupy the pulpit of the Covenant Baptist church at 60th place and Normal avenue, and in the evening will give an address in the Eaglewood Baptist church at the corner of Stewart and Englewood avenues. Miss Brehm ranks as one of the finest platform speakers in America, and will be on the program at a number of Chautauquas during the summer.

As an organizer she has few equals. and her extensive travels have given her a wide range of thought. The people of Englewood will do well to avail themselves of the opportunity to hear this brilliant orator. A I RECEPTION. The alumni of the Englewood High School will give a reception and banquet at Mason'c Temple, 6740 "Wentworth avenue, Friday evening.

June 23d. The committee will endeavor to make it a reunion of old schoolmates and a splendid time is assured. Fred Fellows. "01. is president of the committee and Miss Nellie Fuller sec- retarv.

Additional Locals on ftjfes 4 and 5 I This being the month of weddings, it is also the month of present buying. H. Gilmore 63rd and Stewart avenue, are displaying a choice selection of hand-painted china and art ware. Open evenings. WE REACH ALL THE PEOPLE.

If you want to reach all the people iu this part ot town place an ad. with vs. All our advertisements go in our Englewood, Auburn Park and South Englewod papers, whale our rates are lower than any paper published. We reach all classes in all southern localities, and we invite inspection of our subscription lists. FOR SALE--One of the best fruit farms in southern Michigan at a baigam.

A modern 11 -room house ovei looking' Lake- Michigan: over 2.000 bearing trees; only by rail from Englewood; piicc-, one-Third cash. balance Foi jij.1 ticulars call on B. Ma- laney. S. Halsted st.

SPECIAL SALE ALL OF THIS MONTH IN BERRIES. VEGETABLES. We buy our berries and direct from the growers. fruits ALL KINDS OF A A A A FRESH CLEAN. FOR RENT--Xiccly furnished front parlor with an good location, convenient to railroad station and sueet cats.

Apply at 6402 Union ave. FOR SALE--Good eight-room house, lot 34 foot iront. Fait time. Price, Jo.SOS. Must sell.

Call 611 60th st. FOR KEXT--One or two large, pleasant, furnished front looms, suitable for man and 01 two gentlemen. liefer- ences exchanged. two gel AV. 64th St.

QUICK BARGAIN--I will sell two fine lots on Winchester between STth ana SSth two blocks from Beverly Hills station, veiv cheap if taken at once. Apnlv to Max liindes, 62S 6Ud street. BUGGY BARGAIN'S--Two "iun- abouts." also a stvlish top buggy, to be sole! cheap this month at L. C. Taylor's.

6u3a Halsted fet. ROOMS--Parlies looking for rooms will find three elegant rooms to rent at 7147 e. Large airy room house. I POXT WAXTED-- Good, sound pony. about li high.

Describe animal and give lowest cash price. Address care Knglewood Times. FOR SALE OX EAST TERMS Two brick cottages, hardwood floor and trim on first fioojs. open sanitarv plumbing, with furnaces. Ideal homes in good.

convenient neighborhood. Rock Island and Western Indiana steam transportation. Street improvements all in. Xos. 7S39-11 Emerald ave.

Keys with C. E. Tandy. 311 TV. 69th st.

Telephone Wentworth 16. WORKS Wholesale and Retail Largest and best selected stock of the best goods at the lowest i fair 63RD ST. AND EGGLESTON AVE. TELEPHONE ORDERS GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION, Tel. Normal 265 VACATIOX HOME-- If you want a quiet place to spend vour summer vacation.

where milk and fruits are 1 U'i- iful. he of cooking, att- diess Mrs. O. Merrit, WeUervltet, F. E.

D. Ko. 2. WANTED-- House of 7 or rooms, in Bnglewood. Will give good flat property paying: 10 per cent, and cash.

George Z. T. Kenyon, 6352 Sangamon st. BUT A HOME-- I have just finished a handsome 7-room frame house at 6713 Aberdeen st. Hardwood floors, open plumbing- and everything modern.

"Will sell on very reasonable terms and Invite inspection. John E. Diehl, 450 G3rd st. GOOD IXTESTMEXT-- I have an opportunity to place several loans of 5500 each on farms in Oklahoma, running: from 2 to 5 years, and bearing- 8 and 9 per cent interest. They are perfectly safe: good as U.

S. bonds. W. H. Sharp, 319 63rd St.

FOR SALE-- At a bargain. 524 60th corner of Eggleston a. 10-room house in fine condition. Call on W. O.

Budd, 5S54 Xormal ave. Thearle Fine Pianos XEW STOVES AT COST--In order to make loom for a summer line of goods we Trill sell at absolute cost a small line of the best Jewel stoves, heaters and ranges- JNIust be sold quick. Call, at Theo. Eisner 429 TV. 63d St.

E. BARBEE, 69TH ST. AND AVE. WENT. 637.

6S40 Tale ave. 9-ioom house; all modern; lot by 12S feet. Only $4250. Other good Lwsains in Normal Par'c property. A STONE, 825 W.

63d St. TWO-FLAT FRAME building on brick foundation, located east of Halsted for S2.400. SEVEX-ROOM HOUSE, frame, stone foundation, on Aberdeen for SI. 150. 6513 3IAT 5 6-room modern bi ick and stone flat building.

Verv cheap at 54.300. G. C. F. TIDHOLM, 306 W.

63rd St. J.OO1IIS of 63d. two flats, fiame. only KIFTH "ATE--Xear 5Sth 7-ioom house. 1IORGAX 64th.

Lot 1-3 by for SI.200. EMERALD ot 76th. East front. 5.10 per foot. LOWE of 70th St.

31'i feet at SI.000. MORGAN near 67th. Brick 4-flat bulldincr, rents for J4.500. of flSd, two- ON ILasy Terms THearle Co, Sixty-THird tew art Ave. Pianos Planner PURVEYOR OF story stone front flats, modern.

"731 63d two-story brick flats. riwra BOUM. U6 fnt. lor 11.600. JENNIE LALLY.

418 W. 63RD STREET. FOR SALE--At a great bargain, a. two-story flat building with cottage attached. Income about $300 per year Price only $4.700.

Near 61st st. and Stewart ave. i 323 W. 63D ST. Phone Norms! 361.

HOME AT A P.ARGAIN--n",» AY Bftth place. rooms, alcove and hath, stone foundation, large lot fOxlid feet. Only 700. nr.lOK FLAT BUILDING on lu-ar st. lot 6 and 7 looms, path.

at PROFITABLE: INVESTMENT Paint-U 2-story and basement frame flat building: rental $23 00 per month. Quick sale price. Sl.RSO. 741 62D home. 6 moms and bath, large lot.

43x125; easy terms. "MORGAN PARK HOME--s and bath, la'ge lot. Pi ice Equity "VYculd exchange for F.u- alewood improved pioperty. LOTS AND COTTAGES a Round Lake Summer Rcsoit. Allocran Co Mioh barcrtini prices.

Ask for booklet and' full particulats. JOHN M. McCLUN. 318 W. 63d LOTS northwest coiner 6Sth and Center riflx feet to -illey.

$16 7SU--SANGAMON 4 and room 2 flat building: bath and gas; feet to alley. Kasv term-J. Jl 6 BIG BARGAIN--R060 Dearborn strt pressed brick buildinjr. 2 flats, 6 fine looms, bath and sns. open plumbj.

lents Price. BIG SNAP IN lots, eac feet to alley, east front, on near 72nd. nil for $1.000. 237 W. 65TH ST.

frame rooms, open plumbing, 37 foot lot. desirable. $2.550. ln M30 tv.re, building with stone front. 6 rooms bath and Price, S4.000.

VACANT SNAP on 62d of 50 br 155 feet. $2.000. HARVARD 7Jd St. l-'Ch foot. to Additional Wants on Fourth Telephone Went.

94 WE HAVE COHE TO STAY AND WANT YOUR TRADE. Cleanest market in Chicago. Only highest grade meats bandied. 601 West 63d Cor. Normal MRS.

D. KOHLHEPP PHONE A STREET, PHO "I DR. W. W. HINSHAW, President.

J. A. H1NSHAW, Vice President. D. M.

HUXIS, Treasurer. M. V. RCVSHAW, Secretary and Manager. Auditorium Building, CHICAGO.

Elocution Oratory Piano Vocal Violin Mandolin MUSIC Oratorio Church Concert Public Mvte SEASON BEGINS SEPTEMBER S. NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FKEB, tt to M. V. HINSHAW. Manager..