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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1899

Page

7

Cicero Town Board Adopts Licenses and Resigns Officers

Cicero Town Board in adjourned session at Austin Hall March 26 1899 considers Oak Olsen subdivision plat and fire house sale offers. Recommends license for night scavenger Andrew Jackson. rescinds 1898 wagon purchase. dismisses vacating resolutions. accepts police resignations J P Hohman and Louis Mongreig. grants street opening measure and street name change from Owasco to Gladys.

Board of Trustees Town of Cicero Austin Emerson Attridge Gunthorp Howell MacDonald Rearden Utley Olsen Prairie Avenue Committee On Robert D. Fannon Ridgeland Committee On Fire and Water Edward J. O’meara Yeas Traill John Heuerman S. D. Attridge W. P. Utley Mailler Pleasure and Social Club L. H. Howell Peter MacDonald Trails R. H. Traill WM. P. Gunthorp Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad Company B. Gallagher Bill H. H. Rearden

Olsen Subdivision approved and street openings authorized

The board reports Olsen’s Subdivision of lots 119 and 120 in Prairie avenue addition to Austin should be approved after plat comparison. It directs recorder recording on town and county books and allocates proper fees. It also recommends passage of two ordinances opening Twenty ninth street and amending Section 4, with votes recorded as motions are adopted.

Olsen Prairie Avenue Austin Yeas Attridge Gunthorp Howell MacDonald Rearden Utley Trail Suburban Railroad Company Twenty-ninth Street Austin Avenue Clyde Avenue Peter MacDonald H. H. Rearden L. H. Howell WM. P. Gunthorp S. D. Attridge W. P. Utley Cicero Chicago, Harlem and Batavia Railroad Randolph Street Board of Local Improvements Twentyninth Street Bearden Committee On Owasco Street Gladys Street Emerson Charles J. Linden Robert Gorman Wm. D. Waters Wm. Hill Howard Avenue South Boulevard Board of Trustees J. R. Drent

Governor Receives Triplet Father Letter from St. Clair

Governor Stephens forwarded a letter from a St. Clair county man who said he had become a father of triplets. The senate held an executive session to review appoint ments, confirmed them, and then debated the case of the “unfortunate man from St. Clair.” After brief deliberation each senator paid $1, and the funds were given to Senator Mott to forward to the father.

Stephens St. Clair County Senate St. Clair Senator Mott Jefferson City Tribune

Potato stalks used as paper pulp in Holland mills

La Revue Graphique Belge reports paper mills in Holland use potato haulm as an alternative pulp due to raw material shortages. Farmers sell stalks at ninety cents a ton, supplying the mills with this secondary fiber source.

la Revue Graphique Belge Holland

That Throbbing Headache Be Gone with New Life Pills

Thousands have proven these pills remove headaches by purifying blood and strengthening nerves. They build up health with easy dosing. Only 25 cents. Money back if not cured. Sold by Traill & Cooling and Chas. P. Miner, Druggists.

Dr. King Traill & Cooling Chas. P. Miner

Engineer's Life Aboard Ship Battleship in Action

A dramatic portrait of navy engineers under extreme heat and pressure aboard a battleship. Men trenching leaks, fighting fires, and keeping machinery running as temperatures surge above boilers while the crew maintains discipline and focus amid danger. The piece notes engineers as combatants and calls for reform to integrate engineering with line command.

Texas Merchant Service United States Navy Santiago

Baltimore & Ohio Introduces Double Daily Tourist Sleeping Cars

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad launches a new double daily Pullman Ordinary Tourist sleeping car service between Chicago and the East. Cars offer comfortable interiors with hardwood finishes, gas lighting, steam heating, and separate facilities, with through trains from Chicago at 10 25 a m and 2 30 p m to Pittsburgh and New York at half the usual rates. Tickets valid on first and second class. For details contact BR Austin, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Chicago East Western Railway Pittsburg New York Washington BR Austin

Local Business Notices Highlight Services and Offers

Dressmaking at moderate prices on Walnut avenue. O. J. Roath & Co. sell coal and wood from Ohio street. C. B. Patrick advertises moving services and price competition. Department store prices apply to fruits meats and groceries at C. Meschler on Chicago avenue. Kellogg & Sweep offer shellfish and seafood from Parks and Cape streets. Blackman's laundry agency remains with J. E. Braman. Periodicals and fashion books available.

Walnut Avenue Austin O. J. Roath & Co Ohio Street C. B. Patrick North Park Avenue C. Meschler Chicago Avenue Kellogg & Sweep's Parks Avenue Cape Street Cicero J. IE. Braman A. H. Loomis Blackman’s Laundry

Miller's Drug Store Ad in Oak Park Local

Oak Park notices advertise Miller's Drug Store with photo supplies and Columbian Cough Syrup. Real estate loans offered by Frank H. June of 119 Marion Street, Tel 73. Cold capsules advertised as Stop that sneeze. Rentals listed for houses and flats on principal Oak Park streets. Irank H. June also at 119 Marion Street Tel 73.

Miller's Frank H Marion Street Lake Street Oak Park Irank H. June

Southern Siesta Habit Relaxes City Life Across Regions

The article describes how Southern women maintain lengthy afternoon siestas year round, with homes and villages quiet from 2 to 5 p m in summer and 2 to 4 p m in winter. Clerks nap in stores and well to do houses shut their curtains while others nap upstairs, with later signs of activity as the day ends. In some Southern cities business itself suspends for afternoon hours.

Mason and Dixon's

Dr King's New Discovery Restores Philadelphia Woman

Annie E Springer of 1125 Howard Street Philadelphia reports dramatic relief from a long hacking cough after using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. She praises its chest pain relief and improved sleep and urges others to try it for throat chest or lung troubles. Trial bottles are free and all bottles carry a guarantee.

Annie E. Springer Howard Street Philadelphia Dr. King Traill & Cooling’s Chas. P. Miller's

Chateau D'I? Descent Into Decaying Dungeons Observed

A Westminster Gazette excerpt recalls a visitor's tour of the Chateau II where a good woman shows the decaying dungeons once used to immure Abbe Faria and Edmond Dantec. The narrator notes the cells seem close, while a companion mocks a novelist's distance.

The Westminster Gazette Chateau Abbe Faria Edmond Dantec Alexander Dumas Tam

Trustin Christian Church Plans Big May Meeting

In Austin the Trustin Christian Church hosts Rev. Geo A Campbell who will speak on The Resurrection at morning service. Sunday school follows. H K Mizenheimer of Oak Park becomes superintendent and aims to grow the program. A large May meeting led by Charles Reign Scoville is planned. a thousand seat tabernacle is soon to be erected. J E Lynn praises the preacher for bold, loving preaching and strong, hopeful messages.

Geo. A. Campbell H. K. Mizenheimer Oak Park Chas. Reign Scoville J. E. Lynn Springfield Christian Church

Austin Methodist Church Easter Services and Programs

First M E church of Austin led by Rev A M White offers morning services at 9 30 class meeting 10 39 sermon 12 00 and evening sermon 7 30 with a midweek prayer service Wednesday 7 45 The morning topic is Risen With Christ the afternoon topic The Stone Which the Builders Rejected The church hosts a Siloam Commandery Knights Templar sermon and an Easter concert plus a financial report from the building committee.

M. E. Church of Austin A. M. White Epworth Christ Siloam Commandery Knights Templar

First Congregational Easter Services in Aus tin NL

Easter Sunday services listed for First Congregation at Waller avenue and Midway Park Aus tin NL with morning and vesper events on April 2 1899. Details include organ music doxology baptism confession scripture John 3 16 18 and sermons The Resurrection and Thoughts for Easter Evening. Choir solos by Lola Gailey Chace Mabel Angela Clapp and S A Collins. All invited.

Lola Gailey Chace Elvorus

Austin Episcopal Church Service Times

Early communion at 7 30 a m and morning service at 10 30. Sunday school at noon. Evening service at 7 30. Rev S L Mitchell rector 57381 Ohio street located at Waller Avenue and Ohio Street Austin.

Waller Avenue Ohio Street S. L. Mitchell

Easter music at Austin Presbyterian Church program

The Austin Presbyterian Church will host an Easter music program in the morning with Mrs. Baxter soprano Frank Smith violinist from Oak Park and Ferris L Bradley organist as soloists. The service includes organ preludes and postludes and choir pieces followed by Easter services. Also First Church of Christ Scientist holds 10:45 a m services in Avenue Hall with lesson Are Sin Disease and Death Real. A divorce case begins as a husband leaves home and the wife departs after a hint from him.

Austin Presbyterian Church Baxter Frank Smith Oak Park Ferris L. Bradley Smith Austin J. A. West First Church of Christ (Scientist Avenue Hall Steiner Block Corner Lake Marion Streets

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cicero Town Board Record Labor Allied Printing Trades Council of Chicago Federation of Labor Organized Labor Victor Fr .Lawson Associated Press United States Allied Printing Trades Council Czar Lawson Bakers’ National Convention Building Trades Council of Chicago Bartenders’ National Alliance State Convention of Springfield Federated Trades of Milwaukee Lawson News Kinsley Friends of Labor Federation of Labor of Chicago Business Personals Siesta Chateau D'I Trustin Christian Church Austin Methodist Church Congregational Church First Congregation Midway Park W. L. Demorest Ontario Street Austin Episcopal Albert Burgess Choice Bakery Park Bakery North Boul Presbyterian Church Shepard Wieniawski Lemmens Arthur J. Kendall Hepeace Ilo N. Qak Park Austin Storage Warehouse Ini Case & Paddock Dearborn Street A. H. Clement Geo. B. Burns S. Prairie Ave Lawe Checcro Daur Owineet Lau T. G. Irving River Forest Cicero Telephone Insley Bros N. Waller Ave Austin, Ill Cornallarf North Park Ave Frank Bratt E. Lindberg 417 Jones Binghamton
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