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nrj THE OHIOAOO EULO-3LiB!. The Place to Get the Best Suit of Clothes in Chicago IS AT" 1 Ij AJ 4 Kif sassLsSEESfe. iifldlB .FtvRtW mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm .sdsBBBBBBBBBBsBBBBBW St ' ' 4"s I in i lii J, ' j W m V. I r Hi li Chlcnizn Kent l.Vtntc Hoard. I'rc.Mcnt. Mntlti A. l'arr. Vleo President, Ilrtir.v s. Dietrich. Secretary. Cutlibcrt V I.alug. Treasurer, l-'raiicl A. H:irn-s. l.-uriithu Comtiitttci- James II. Clnltowny Itwu year..). i:.ul I.. llnmMeton. Vnliuitlun Coiniiilttco lMiutitul A. Cum minis (two years). Win. A. Iloinl (two year), Uiiireo lllikliott, Jr.. ttwo year). . Public Service Cotiimlttvo Sioutli Side. Walter II. Wilson; North Side, S. Wllmcr Cumcll (two years), Samuel llrown. Jr.: pt Side, O.onr A. Lewis, llnicst Woltcrs dorf, Otto Kiililn. Membership Committer II. It. Do Young tv jciirs), SIIim M. Moon-, Henry A. kmitt, llobert 0. UlvltiK. Nelson Tlioitius.oti, David J. Kennedy, IMwIn 1 Uetcliell, Dud ley Winston. Cull Hoard Coiumlttee lttnell D. Hill (two years). Inae r. Itubel, Hanniel Deia turner, I'reilerlcU 8. Oliver. Itvfereiicc Committee Win. Ogdco Green (two year). Charles II. Itlce. Mcititiura of the Clilcnuo Ileal ltntc lloaril, Amlck, Pleasant, 00 t, Salle at. Italrd, I.ymati, W I.n Salle st. Ilalrd, Wyllys W., HO I.n Halle st. Iialdwln, liyrou A., Ilordeu lllock. lnrd, Frank K 1U0 Washington tt. tinmen. Fronds A., 157 I.n Halle at. tarney, 11 nice II., tiorden lllock. "nrtlett, John A., 31. t.VJ Im Falle at. nay, Ueo. 1'., 08 Ln Halle at. MrkliolT. George. Jr., 85 Wnshlngton at. ttogue, (icorgo M Tlie Uookery. llogtie, Ilntublctoti, 11., Tlie Kookcry, Hoiid, William A., 11." Dearborn at. Homiey, Ctiarlea I... Lexington Hotel. Ilournlqne, Kugene A Cliambcr of Com. Itutzow, llobert C. NS I.a Hallo at. Cnlrnduff. William II., SOI Inter Orean. Calkins, Clinrlea It., Opera House Iltdg. Cnnnell, H. Wllmcr, 10T Dearborn at. Chandler, Frank It., 110 Dearborn at. OlinmlUT. I'eyton II.. 110 Dearborn at. Chase. Clinrlea C, Chamber of Commerce. Christian, Hnrry W.. Tncoma Illdg. Cochran, J. Lewis. Onera House llldg. Coo. Albert I,.. 100 Washington at. Crawford, O. W., Masonic Temple, fremiti, John 1, tT Clark at. CiimmltK, IMmiinil A., 110 Dearborn at. Curtis. John II., HO Dearborn at. Delamnter, Hnuiuel, W Washington at. De Young, lleuj. It., 101 Wnshlnctou at. Dietrich, Henry 8.. 00 I.n Hallo at. Donlan. John T S8 I.n Halle at. Douueraberger, Joseph, II. II. Ild. Illdg. Dreyer, IMwnrd 8., 110 Dearborn at. Dwlgglns, r.ltuer. Traders llldg. DwIkkIiis. Jay. Traders' llldg. Klilred, 1'red K., 21 Time llldg. Ulllott, Trunk M., CO. 12:1 I.a Halle at. Krskiue. Dald M Jr., Chamber of Com. l'urr, Marltl A., Maniuettn llldg. I'lsliburn, Ktigone II., :U Clark st. repetition. Iteiijamlii A Kl Washington at. l'oreitmti, Henry (I., 103 Denrlmni at. Calloway, .Inines II., Montnuk llldg. Oassetle, Wirt K.. llo Dearborn at. (Irhr, Arthur C, Hi Wnshlngton at. (letehell. IMwIn I, Mnniuettc llldg. (Ilbbs. l'rederlck C lot), II", Dearborn at. (Illlette, Harry H IM I.n Halle at. Itlvlns. llobert C, III Washington at. (loodrlch. Horace A., SI, 80 Dearborn at. (loolrldge. Albert P.. (!., 12. I.n Halle at. Cordon. Clinrlea U., ll.'i Dearborn at. (Irecn, William Ogdrn. at Clark at. (Ireeiiebniim. Moses V.., Kl Denrborn at. (Iross. Hnliutel K .Masoiilo Temple, llitnn, Walter U., N" Washington at. Hair, James A., 408 Chamber of Commerce. Hair. John V.. Major lllock. Hambletnii, Karl I,.. 1)7 Clark at. Hammond, Charles I... 410 Home Ilia, llldg. Harrison. Win. Preston, Times llldg. Ilaugaii, llelge A., 101 I.nke at. Han ley, IMwnrd H.. 101 Wnahlngton at, Hcdcnbcrg, Jnmea W., l.TJ I.n Hallo at. Helneman, Wllllnm, 147 Uniidolnli at. Henshnw, I'mnk A.. 34. U3 Wnahlugton at. lleiirtley, Arthur, Chamber of Commerce. Hill, lluasell D St Tribune llldg. High. Ceorgc II., (si Washington at. Hood. Jnmea, D14 Chnmber of Commerce. Ilotiglitellng, Jnmea I... 10S Dearborn at. Hoyt, I'lielpa II., :U3 Indlnnn at. Hurlbiit, liornee h'.. KS Wnahlngton at. Hyde, Aaa I)., 10, 120 Dearborn at. Hyman, Robert W., Jr., 182 Dearborn at. Ingnlla, Lewis K.. Mnniuctte Illdg. Ingletlcw, I.iimley. .'1427 Indlnnn live. Islmm. Henry I'.. lift Monroe at. Ismond, llobert V.., 12.1 Denrborn at. Jnckrou, Willis .. Metropolitan lllk. Jacobs, lleiijamln 1'.. IK) Wnahlngton at. Jnmea, Wlllnrd II.. Chamber of Commerce. Kerfoot. Wllllnm I).. 8." Wnshlngtou at. Kerr, Wllllnm It., 100 Wnshlngton st. Kennedy, David J., 100 Washington at. Knight, Join ll t7 Chirk at. Ktiott, Henry A., Ashland lllock. Kiibtn, Otto. 207 W. 12th at. I.nlng. Cuthbert V Ml Dearborn at. I.tithrop, llryan, Old Colony lllilg. Lelaud. Wllllnm. 12 Major lllock. Loch. William, 120 I.n Halle at. Lombard, Joslnh I... Title and Trust Dldg. Lowry, lliitler, Tneomn llldg. Lubeke. Wllllnm K.. KIT. Washington at. Liikens, Wllllnm J.. Chamber of Commerce. McAuley, Daniel It., l.V Wnshlngton at. McCabe, Jnmea P., !I15 Denrborn at. McConnetl, John, lS'J I.n Halle at. McNeill, Mnlcom, It. V.. Hoard llldg. Mngtll, Jncob C, Htock Kxchatige Uldg. Mallette, James 1'., The Uookery. Maiming. John L., It.", 0!) Dearburu at. .Marshall, l'hlllp L.. 07 Clark at. Martin, llobert I... 80 I.a Halle at. Maynard, I:. Percy, 83 Dearborn at. Mead, Aaron II., 100 Wnshlngtou at. Merlgold, William A.. Marquette, Dldg. Montague, A. J., US Denrborn at. Moore, Hllaa M., 110 Dearborn at. Mulllken. Charles 11., 80 Ln Halle at. Oliver, l'rederlck H., 1)7 Washington at. outhct, lltibln M 420 Home Insurance Dldg. Palmer, Percy V BO. 115 Dearborn at. Parish, .Samuel M., l."7 Ln Halle at. Patterson, Thomas i:.. 187 Dearboru at. Pauling. IMwnnl U., 132 Ln Hallo at. reuse, deorge D.. 83 Dearborn at. Peck, Peril W., Jr., Htock exchange Dldg. Pace, Doctor 8., 151 Ln Halle at. Polkey. Hnmiiel. 20, 00 Ln Halle at. Proudfoot, Wllllnm H., 80 Wnahlugton at. Trussing. I'ugetio K.. The Uookery. Hand. Chntlca i: 403, 81 Ln Hallo at. liny, Uenjamln P., 80 Wnbnsh nve. Itelim, Audrcw, 01 La Hallo at. Helim, Jacob P., 172 Wnshlngtou at. Itlce. Clinrlea II., Ill) Denrborn at. ttledle. Prank. U101 Htnte at. Itose, deorgc A., 72 Denrborn at. Utibel. laaac P.. 110 Dearborn at. Hchmld, Undfrcy, Oin, 107 Denrborn at. Hchrnder, Win. L., Jr., 100 Wnshlngtou st. Hcott, i:. Norman. 07 Washington M. cibcrgcr. Louis A., 115 Monroe at. Seymour, Herbert v., Iloyce Illdg. Hlivn. Charles P., 1S5 Denrborn at. Hlanehter Arthur O.. Ill) I.n Halle at. Smith, Dunlnp. 170 Dearborn at. Snow, lMgnr M 8S Ln Halle at. Htctialand, Paul O.. 401) Milwaukee nv. Stone, Albert J., Opera House llldg. Httrghnor, Valentine II. . 310, 85 Dearborn at. Swift, Lemuel J 217 West Mndlson at. Thomnssou, Nelson, 83 Denrborn at, Thompson. Win. Hale. 221) West Madison at. Tldunlm. August, 02 Ln Halle at. Trumbull, John II., Horden lllock. Turner. Henry L., 02 Dearborn at. Van Vllsslngen, James IL, 123 Denrborn at. Vlerllug, Prank C 115 Dearborn at, Wain, John, .".at Tncoma llldg. Wr.lden, Samuel I)., KM) Wnshlngton at. WnlUer, Itobcrt P., 110 Denrborn at. Wnllcr. IMward (3.. 703 The Uookery. Warner, (leorge I.., IK) I.n Halle at. Weare, William W., 218 I.n Hnlle at. Weber, lloruard P., 84 I.n Halle at. Wells, Frank, 03 I.n Snlle at. Wheeiock. Edwin D., 09 Wnahlngton . Wilson, Wnltcr 1I Northern Ofllco Dldf. Young, John N.. 172 Wnahlugton at. Zander, Kdwnnl W., 155 La Halle at. AHHOCIATI3 MCMIIUIIS. Altlls, Owen P., Monadnnck Illdg. Hass, Perkins, I), 140 Ln Halle at. lllalr, Cliniincoy .! 82 Ln Snlle at. Htock, Wllllnrd T 1(10 Wnahlngton at. Ilrldge, Itcuel W., 012 Chnmber Commcre. Ilrynn, Thomas II., Monndiiock Dldg. Chnticellor. Justus, Mnjor lllock. Clarke, John V., Ashland Dlock, Cole, Ucorgo K., 80 Denrborn at. Colvln, Wllllnm II. , 115 Dearborn at. Cornenu, David V.., Htock Bxchango Dldg. Corwlth, Clinrlea It., 01 Wnahlngton at. Pnrwcll, John A., 142 8. Clnrk at. Klahcr, Lucius o Polk nnd Plrtuouth placa. KlUslinous, Chns., Tncoma llldg. Pox, Leo, Hocurltv Dldg. Pullcrton, Chna. W., of Denrborn at. Garrlty. Patrick I.., 1214 Masonic Tempi. Onylord, Frederick, 175 Dearborn at. Oltea,' Wllllnm A., 04 Horden Ulock. drove, Cbnrlca, "The Pair." drccley, Samuel 8., 822 Opera House. Hnllbcrg, L. Uuatnve, 110 I.n Hallo st. Hnmlliio. John IL, Tho Temple, llnndy, Henry IL, Htock Kxchnnge. Hnrrla, Samuel U., 52 N. Clinton at. Hnyne, Wllllnm J., 423 Denrborn st. Hurd, Hnrvcy II., 02 Washington at. Hutchinson, Chna. L., Corn Hxchniige Dink. Jacoba, Wllllnm V., N. Y. Life Dldg. Johnson, 0. Porter, Ashland lllock. I.ny, A, Tracy, Chamber of Commerce I.ofeiis, Tides J 172 Wnshlngtou st. Letter, Levi Z.. 81 Clnrk st. t.owenthnl, llcrtliold, Hecurlty Dldg. McCormlck, It. Hall. 81 Ln Hallo st. Nelson, Walter C, 100 Wnahlngton at. Pcnbody, Frnucla II. 104 Denrborn at. Perce, Led rand W.. 623 Tho Uookery, Pike, Ktigcnu 8., 301, 104 Denrborn at, Porter, Wnshlngton, Hnrlford Dldg. Prlndlvllle, Itedinond, MT Htock Kx, Dlag tltckcords, Qeorga K., 107 Dearborn st. ttosciiherg, Julius, 104 Dearborn at. llycrson, Martin A., Chnmber of Commerce. Heuverna, dcorgo A.. 137 lllalto Dldg. Sheldon. Theoilore, Horden lllock. Hinltli, H) ron L lull Ln Halle at. Hpoouer, Frank K.. 850 Mnrquetto Uldg. Htnrbuck, James M Itlnlto Illdg. Htowart, Archibald A., Htock Kxchnnge. Thornton, Charles H.. Mnjor Dlock. Wnlkcr, Henry IL, Tneomn Dldg. Wheeler, Augustua W., Htock Kx. Dldg. i mouiuuy, Liiuries ,., .hi in nnuo uu I Ynggy. tovl W., Lako Forest, 111. FRANK A. ROSE'S Fashionable Tailoring Parlors, Southeast Cor. Dearborn and Adams Sts. The finest stock of imported goods in the city. Frank A Rose has had twenty-lour years' experience in the trade aa a cutter. He can please the most fastidi oua Give him a trial. Ilrnw iiml slioiilil nut lit nllouTil to lie 0)IIU it low." T. tl. Crowi. of WrlitlitV Ilvrry. ctilil: "nit millimiu'v Is tlu work f tin hlfyi'lorn, wlio liuvc nliiitily iloiic our Imu1ih ho iiiik'Ii lintiii. It Is not Jiixt, for I lii llvi'1'.viiu'ij it iv iiliviiily lniylni; ihii-i" limn tht'lr sli:iti of tin- tnxi'M." .Mvi) wliu nmki iiml m'II lili'.vilcs nro llDl KOllIK to IIU'llT till' HI tllX. Ollf of iliiin u1ll inkiMtilviititiiKoof tlu law to lii'iv:isi Ills stiles. He will i:iy tin; llml. your' IIitiwi' for till who lniy mSkh'Ls fioiu llllll. Ho4i)( wlK'idnicn ivitt'it tilt1 ,'.mis m'rtii In1u to tin- livlillni; of nil veil!, vies Ii:ik lii'cii left out of llii' iirilliiiiiici'. Whi'ii Alt!. Mm tin ttiitrt'iTfil with n xiiniilllit of tho Aiooc-lnti'il Cyiilui; :iiilis lHfoiv liilnxlutiiiK hlrt onlU iuiiiiv six iiimitliK nu'o this clntiHc wiih liHtirjHiniti'il In It: 'I'Yixn April 1 until Nov. 1 nil vi'lil oil's iiml lilcyfltii sliull curry lltrhts iifii-r M p. in. DurliiK thi winter tin IIxIiIm shall ho timiiil after il p. in. II wns on atronnt of that tluiiHc that alu- AhrtoHaifil Cycling C'lnlm favorttl lln ortllimntv. With the "iinlvorsal lltihl" stipulation vllintnatt-tl, It Is ix IMvtiil tht iisHiKlntloii will IlKht the me.iMire. rreslilent Itoot will nilvo title at. tin' next nii'i'tlnp; that a coin. iiiIHim' In apjN)liiteil to am-ertalu what Ji':im Isvoiiie of the llht claiiHc. If no ialifa'lm-.v ti-nson inn he Klven, he will pnHatlily nilvlse that the onll luiifv Im' foiiKht. -Hail the measure been inisiutl as DrljdiKiHy iikivimI not a tlor.fii wheel men wonlil lutve olijevtetl to It," he Miit. "i thoiiKht the lljrht itiestIon Imil Imm'U sallHfiictoHly lUsponeil of, ntul were wlllliis to pay the $1 tax. An usual, the MilltlcliiiiK have outwit leif w. While we believed the pro (MH4tt tux extortionate ami llhftnl, we wvnt willing to xiy it, provided all vtHilcles were made to carry lltflits. If IIm IlKtot clause has Is't'ii puiiMaely 4xHirxultil, I think when the city of CAtUitito attempts to collect its ft iux rnmi iim I sliall umke a test case of It." "Iliw ordinance meetH with my ap Hiwul," said OtHirRo . reenhnrr, TJilHlh' O'vliiiR Club. "It Is a ineasuiv tlml sliotild liecome a law. In SI. Ixwils, I iiinlcistuml, such auonliuance Ik in vouut) and has nccoiupllNhed intK-h KOtsl. That feattuv of the mens nit) rehitlnK lo broad and narrow tiled uiikoiis Is iHiiltiible. A wire tint builds dim! Improves i) road and a narrow tiro ilestroj'H It. Till? hclieiile Will he of Kfeat beliellt In it)uiiltliitf a perfect rejrlMer of all Imiil wheelmen. It will lie eanler to pn'veitf. wlieeU from beliiff stolen, and difficult i hell them If they have been Kioleti. For this I think $1 it year Mroiild Im willingly paid by riders. Kv fy cent of the proceeds of tho fund ,-JiouM lie expended In repaiilnu, clean lug iiikI sprlukllni; all improved .IiviIh. If that will be done I favor II." t-'rank M. Moulton, ('IiIciiko Cycling flub, will light the tax. lie said: "i was n iiieinlMT of the committee that smiisultttl with Alderman Martin. As tlM! ordinance ilrst read it was all rlbiit, .iIIImmicIi iinnwviKiiry. Hleydcs sliould itot 1st Inxctl. They do not harm paved atrocts and they Improve unpaved nuils. I think the tax emanated in (lit) minds of a few Aldermen who are liliyslcl.illy Incapable of lidlin; a hi-i-ycle, mentally unable to see, Its bene lllx to Immunity and morally regard litw of anyone but thenmelves. They .-iw ;i chance to mulct wheelmen and in divert the funds to their own per .Minal Kaln, I favor coucitrtcd action 'iiiiouk wbeelmeii lo oppose Hie ordin ance. We pay taxes, anywny too injur of them. If the bicycle was to In taxed as personal property I would mil object. Hut I think 1 would be TO RENT! Now Is the time to secure splendid houses, flats and stores in a beautiful, clean part of the city, accessible by electric cars, steam cars and Metro politan "IiM road. For one year from the first of May I will rent any of the two-story frame with stone foundation houses on Humboldt avenue, Just north of Diversey avenue, at the very low fig ure of $10 per month. These are finished in oak down stairs and Georgia pine up stairs, all im provements, and good modern plumbing. Also good brick stores for $12 per month, and elegant new six-room flats for $12 per month. To appre ciate this property see it. It is the best for the money in Chicago. R. C. GIVINS, Room 815, 100 Washington St. Branoh office open all day. Corner Diversey and California avenues. THE SALVATOR BICYCLE CLUB. No One AtfmltUd to Mtmitrthlp Who Hu Not Two Hundred Century Runt to HI Credit. too much even thotiKli n wheel Im val ued at ?l(io. I do not think the tux can Iki collected." John I), Anderson, of tho American Itoatl Cycllnic Assoclntlou, said: "It may be unconstitutional, but wo dou t care wo shall pay It willluKly if the money will bo spent on tho streets. TIiono are my sentiments. I'll pay my share iiml If necessary will pay f 1 each for my four wheels. I should like, however, to know more aliout the Unlit clause." These are Charles K. Jones words: "If the tax will create a fund for the Improvement of our streets, let It come. We do not hint; to injure the pavements, and In mauy cases we Im prove their condition. However, bet ter care could be taken of our Imulc vards and avenues, but the horseman will thwart our Ideas. Their Iron-shod animals and conveyances destroy the surface of the streets, but they demur when asked to pay for the iliuimne." Amoui; the manufacturers and deal ers Utile attention was paid to the tax. In nearly all Instances they favored Hie Idea. .!. 11. Tucker, American Cycle Muuufuctuiiui; Company, said: "It's a Rood scheme, particularly as no ills crimination between vehicles Is made. I am willing to 1m taxed If tho fund Is devoted to street Improvement." "It will licit affect the sales depart ment," said W. K. O'Connell. secre tary Arnold Kchwiuu Company. "If the original bleu, as prossod by the wheelmen, Is carried out I favor the tax," said O. C. Formhnls, (iormully tt Jeffery MauufaclurlnK Company. "I think, however, there Is a question of the tax hcliiK lejjul." I It. (irimes, mummer Miami Cycle and Mauufac t ml tiK Company, thought the fund should be under control of a special board, some of the members of which should be wheelmen. If the fund Is to be diverted from the Improvement of streets he Is uppo-cil to the tax, I.. M. ItlcharilHiu, iiNslxtaut maniiKcr Mon arch Cycle .MaiiufactuiiiiK Company: It, I), lltic'kliigliiiiii, Fowler Cycle Man ufacturing Company: James Levy, Sterling Cycle Works; V. J. Funning. Fanning Cycle Company: ,M, J. Hud long, l'oim Manufacturing Company: F. W. (lerould, A. !. Spalding & Brothers: 1). H, nillesple. Trinity Cycle Company, and A. II. Hadell, Itadell Cycle Company, voiced tho same senti ments. It Is easy to see from the talk of tho bicycle people that most of them know very little alMitit our system of taxa tion. The MMir property owner Is the one who has to repair the streets ami to pave them at his own expense. The money collected from bicycles and teams will simply go toward pay ing the salaries of a lot of new "Inspec tors," and It will not go very far, either. One hundred ami llfly Inspectors at iji1,iHNi per year each will eat up $!), (MM). What will lie left for the streets' city Is 'almost sure to laud lilm In the lloveruor's clialr ns the successor of John It. Tanner. When out driving stop at tho Kim wood liuffet and Family Itesort, 17(1 ,'llltli street. You can get tho nicest lunch with wet goods attachments hero of any place on tho Hotttli Hide, Ixo Murray & Co., SUO-KM Mouth Canal street, for stable and storm blankets, waterproof covers, adjustable buggy aprons, etc. Don't forget their number, nttum Houth Canal street. MONTGOMERY MAGNESIA SPRING WATER THE PUREST WATER KNOWN..... Furnished to Offices and Private Houses In Five-Gallon Jars at 50 Cents; Ten Gallon Cans at 75 Cents. Read What a Few Prominent People Say About It: Jnn. S3. 1S0T. Gentlemen: I have umnI the Moutgum cry MubiiphIa Hprlnir Wntcr for . omi time, niiil comliler It puro ynil liealttifiil. I'rct. American Trmt ami Hnrliis" Hauk. Jnn. in, I80T. flontlemen! For nbont a vcur I have been tiring tlie Montgomery Miiinexla Hirlnit Wuter on my t.nule mul nuJ It iiiL'iurr. luurn kihji K. II. SIIKUMAN. lilt rely The appointment of lion. F, J. Hrig miilello as a member of the llrldewell Hoard was a good one. Hon. F. F. Coyne, the popular Twelfth Ward Itepubllcau leader, will ) succeed W. J. Mlzo as collector of In ternal revenue. The Fugle congratu lates Mr. Coyne mid the public at large upon his apisilntment. The best awnings for residences and stores alike are made by the veterans In tho business, Murray & Company, il'.li to X South Canal street, Chi cago. Murray & Company, who lead In the awning liusluess, and who were located on llmidolph street for eleven years, In vite you to call at their new mammoth establishment, .T.! to m South Canal street, ' Chicago and her citizens are Justly proud of our young Mayor, Carter II. IIiiitImiii, lie Is certainly "a chip of the old block." ami the record he Is niiiklii'.' now n Mayor of this great All the boys stop at Fred Mueller's Summer tliudeu when tiding on tho South Side. Fred Is always tho same, genial, isillte nnd courteous to nil, He keeps the best eatables and lluest beer In Chicago. Don't forget his number, 17H ilUth street. If you want to bo sure of getting ab solutely pure Ice, patronize tlie Con sumers' Pure Ice Company, il.'ith and llutler streets, Chicago. On account of tho war on dealers of Impure Ice the business of the Con sumers' Pure Ice Company has In creased KM) per cent. A number of swell dressers, who have lately purchased summer suits of Tanner & Conley, tho "up-to-dato" Uenper Block tailors, say "they are Just the thing." For touts, awnings nnd waterproof covers go to Murray & Co,, ltl-ii.'UI South Canal street. These jM'oplo nre leaders In this lino of goods. It Is claimed that Mark Ilaumt In dorsed one Fdintiud .. Brodowskl for consul at Breslau, Ucrmnuy. Mr. Han ua Is evidently not us well acquainted with Brodowskl us sumo other people are. Mayor llarrlsoii simply paraly.cd Ferry A. Hull and his electrical com bluutiou last Monday night. The best livery men and liusluess men who own their own stables patron- Caution. There le white eoap lmved up and told aa Dobbltu' Elec tric. It U a fraud and will ruin clothee. The genuine la never eold except in ban, tamped Dobblna' Soap Mfg. Co., Phila delphia, and ln wrapper with picture! of Mra. Fogy. Machinery. When there Is u thumping or knock ing In a piece of machinery, it Is often dltUc.ilt timid tho surrounding noises to locate the ouo particular knock. F.u glucors make use of a rubber tube uhou: it yard long, ouo end of which Is placd In tho ear ami tho other passed over the suspected slots. Tho vibra tions from all other puis than the one covered being excluded, It Is said to bo an easy matter to locate it jarring nos3, nnd, when found, to observe tho Inteewlty and pirodieliy with which It occuts. Writing. Constant dipping of tho pen Into tho Ink while writing may bo avoided by lusorttug two pens of tho sumo ttlzo In the penholder, tlio Inner one to project u little. Tho writing Is dono with tho Inner pen. The Ink collecting between tho two pens U sutttclcnt to last through soverul pages of a manuscript, nnd yet It will not flow more freely than Is desliMble. In o'der to get tho best re sults tho pons must bo cleaned fre quently. I'rocnutlonary Measure. 1'ntlent Isn't It n llttlo dangerous to administer anaesthetics" Must bo ter rible to have one die In your chair after you havo given him other. Dentist Yes; It was for that reason that wo adopted a rule that where mi anesthetic Is administered tho patient must pay In advance. Boston Truu-script. Jan. 21. 1807. . Gentlemen: Thli It to certify that 1 liovo hmhI In my family for too put three year, for drinking imrnosei ex cliKlvely. your Muutnomcry Jlngnel SnrliiB water. I have prevloiwly uetl tho water from Wniikelia, Wlt and other nlacci, bat I Und the Montgomery Water fur superior to any that I have uied. and wo would not bo without It In our family for drluktng purposes at any tost. Your, truly, A WATKIX8f '.043 Michigan av. 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