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.‘ e. g r g iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiui‘ iiiiiiii U I U to (-0» 0) $50. ' ’Julcanizing ,lne oi' Sundries. ,. s-‘l t ~ ‘ H». \ ‘1‘ i .‘ ‘. _ i-d .- ~ he or the season to ievllle performance 5 this will be the eek. g. Thursday. Sept- m. a Y , E VENINGS. ‘5rh. LE AND DANCING 9. 'formance. IOC. r, l iror rem: as long as' l use. tharge for charitable -Henry W. Rolfe of the University . , of Chicago. onleading English prose V3; IV. THE LECTURE COURSE. The Highland Park Club provid- ed the public with a very superior course of lectures last season at a moderate price. The lectures, as our. readers will remember, were by Prof. writers of our day. as Dickens, Car. lyle, Thackeray. George Eliot, etc, and were unusually interesting. Prof. Rolfe not only selected interesting subjects. but his lectures were very carefully and wisely prepared, and . then best of all they were most ad- ‘ mirably delivered. Anyone who has heard Charles Sumner. Phillips, Carl Schurz. George Will- ium Curtis. and others of their kind’ know what it is to hear a good lec- ture finely delivered. So Prof. Rolfe stood up and looking you pleasantly in the face, talked so entertainingly and instructively for an hour. We all remember how he made the brus- que Carlyle live and move before us; how we saw him in that sound- i I saw . proof upper chamber at work; him when the world‘scongratulations l and praise came in after the French Revolution was published. and so on. Well now this year he takes the stars of our New England writers as Hawthorne. Lowell. Emerson. Long- fellow, etc, and will deal with them as with our “Kin beyond sea.” That we shall all greatly enjoy and profit i by them goes without the saying. 9 ‘ But we have a suggestion. Invest in} syllabiis bf the'entine cob'i‘he iiiid see what line of study of each man will be fOIIOWed. his most important book or books on each period of his j life, and then read and study care- ; fully those books. before the lecturei and then you will find double the; pleasure and profit in each one as it l is delivered. The first lecture will i he on Hawthorne. and the first book‘ to be read and studied is the ever‘, famous and enduring Scarlet Letter.‘ then if you can, the Twice-Toldi Tales and the Marble Faun. Andi thus the syllabus wil guide you' through the entire course, and if you get one and follow its directions i the course will be doubly valuable ; to you; make a study "aiid business; of this course while it lasts. E The first lecture will be Tuesday 5. eveningr once a fortnight as follows; ‘ October 4th, and 18th; November 1 y and 5th and 2t). and December 13.! six in all and the tickets, to out ‘. siders, are $2.00 each for the entirel course. Be sure and attend for your 5 mm benefit and for the sake of en- l couraging and sustaining such til course of lectures in our community. achurch on confession or by letter. Wendell .ful of accomplishing much good work having granted a request of North ‘I generally. schools in neighboring towns, has years between any two points reg- iularly calling for a fiVe£th litre. i ‘ . ' . 'is ‘\ iar i-ill . as to lee i out all snow or “lllll or , suicide was rendered . . j t. y i 1 calls. old Mr Mn“ I‘M h“ ling husband and father. who had world, but they got it. NO. 17. ._ .-- ____“. ,__. ._. gimme are L., 5mm M3512 23‘ iaés. ‘ A WISE SELECTION. church earnestly requested to be: ‘ present. Wednesday 25th. 7:45 pray- er meeting: subject: “How can I be an“. a [)rief illuefig_ of most service to the church?" Fri- Prof. Shaler Matthew‘s of day, 30th 7:40 p- infieneral church ; University of Chicago will preach ail Socml. Eyerylxxiy ini'ited. Sabbath, . the Baptist Church. Sunday, “,1“, the city pound. Oct. 2d, 10:43). Communion and re ., ception of members. The session will meet on Wednes- day evening the 29th, after prayer- meeting and Sabbath morning ()ct. 2d. at 10:30 o'clock‘to receive any who may desire to unite with the ‘ Mrs. Fred ”I'Belinlrtlc‘ and her sin- C. . -, er is out around i ‘ Efer Miss Duffy returned a day or two . ' ‘ ' ' H B. k igam. l . f l .. ._ . Tlu Rational BankersAesocm- isince rom t icir summer outing in . tion is the mood important finan- the, Escanaha. . There are two unknown dogs in If the owners will . ciiil organization of the western hemisphere. It is computed of the lcadinglmiikcrs of the I'nited ‘call and pay the fees it will save two . Matt-s. the men who manage the u. m. . Pastor Vines ofthc Baptist church 3 invaluable 1mm is away from his field for ii couple of weeks. taking his vacation in the i Chiwh'“ ("r " “Wk “r l““ "l ”w sunny south land: jMPiml’UI“ Mi“ Yon. his sister from , Mr. and M”. C, (‘. Yo: are in :fllmllH-s of tho country to a very .hirgi- cxtciit: if they had absolute and entire control wc should have . New York ircsidu ova-r th . h iiie ““ "frec silvcr,” gri'eiibflck. ‘r In the absence of Mr. Hipwell last: . ,l ‘ ‘ l .during their abscncc. Sunday. Father Street read the les 1 sons. and the people enjoyed it very- lilnck lm-n currency crazes. Thcv The Military Acadciin lwgaiioln-ra- ”WM MW“ " ycnr {"7 ""9“” (“5’ leading financial There is an awakening all. along the . . cui-ieion of the . ' .'\\'- 'wi‘ if" -' line and pastor and people are hopeâ€" tioiis idmsdiiy inning it in ( llK k much. for he reads so as to give the dinner boll problems of thc country and the when the tocsin of thc l . jhuiiimonml all to that famous dinin illlli‘h. and the bui-iincss world sto ) Rudolph Prussnig spent Monday g l ' papers lin this city. \‘isiting his old school ‘ 591159. l during the winter. Thu term opens wi-ll so far. to listcii to or road thosc and spew-hos. for thc delegates to room. FARES AREJEEDUCED’ About a dozen of our golfcr~ cx chums.spending one night with (‘hus . company, i Finnei and having a fine are the of the country This years convention iomor that annual convention Pact (ii go out in fxl\'Pr§l(lt‘ The Electric Railway timc‘ row to play with the club in that 9.4,.” up.“ ”{1}“. hunky”. Chicago people for reduced rates to l , ~ _ ‘ . j Place ‘A~ the Rim-raiders an\about | M‘EJ‘” Dre“. “b” has been ‘l‘mt' , two year.». older than thc Hxnio lrt-i. \Valikegaii. and having then learned ' . . . ”10f late M M”- ("m‘ P I'm" ' ‘5 and on tlicir own link they ought to that children at other points attend, I q H d l ’l on iCOIlVH t‘. (‘8 l H“ H l was Ml Dcnvi-r. tlii- vcry citadel of ~ . the silver lll'l‘I-i-‘V. but the bankers to g” down ’ hold their own against our valiant k 1‘ . I 1 .. f 1‘ (1 iii) Detroit on ii visit to his ‘ 5'“ V l W” unm fl roe) an ' V n ' I § . made the \\ uukegauborth Chicago lr . iii E ii tl C.“ )f “trait PM" r I eslk l l I” l ' 1 I h. tickets good for children under Ill; relatives fully and tho llcnicritcs enjoyed L. (i Y1» lms bm‘iinl Hll tci d:i\. . - . . ' l A ' ‘ ll. and lciirni-d sonicthing besides. One year ago yesterday. Sept. 2‘1. out in South Dakota shooting pruiric 1 , l ill l h l _ _ . w - l ' - l.‘ w ( . . Hill. our popularstationagent .Iohn chickens. etc. and m “t ”I q l ” t 1m 52001 rcpt iris a lir~t Amongthc offica-rs chmwn was. ‘ ~ . . . C Dufl'y was married and now he class time. Hr- is with ii party of has the most wonderfulbaly in these Chicago fricnd~ who like hunting on Hub for John swim and the prairii-s Mrs Yoc goes to Now Jersey fora vi-iit during lle hiis Blocks of 25 such tickets cost 7?) cents, and will be placed on sale in i towns which appear to have use for l parts. 'Jolin junior. our friend and ncighbor as vice» president for Illinois. Wc here in 'thc Park know Mr Boultoii's abil- ity and worth. and what is more. Here is them as soon as plans are matured. They can now be obtained “t ”‘93 Ex mayor David M. Erskine is Company’s oflice in Fort Sheridan. iputting on rotund aldermanic I’m“ (i. Willis (‘ummings says hen I It has been studiously aimed to l porno,” Guess he learned m H" i dreamed \vlnii happiness wm till he ‘whnt the able-st financial authority bring the several high schools and foam)...” “p'rridge” while me, “jihad a baby to wake him up every in Chicago, the Economist says. academies and the university within nojd Scotiae." That kind of diflluioriiing at four o‘clock by pulling innd we publish n so that .11 _ rough without, discriminating builds up brain and brown: ' his whiskers and suyifig“l’apa.pleuse 3‘ our readers can see what the bu- shar‘agsauasrrfiiaet“ “ " . amnesia, «fa ‘3’", we get up. inpn- and W my bottle" hum world think or him. Other roadshave been forcedby lsumiuer in Waupaca, His. returnedi .He "my km)“ what the ”nth” h"dl “In nothing did the convention abuses 0‘ “Ch “eke“. ‘0 Wlthdm‘v show greater wisdom than in the band's absence , ,.\~..r‘othcr folks know it too. ,s. ‘ a l in mind when he wrote . last Friday and is stopping at Ruv- ‘, “Happy. though married." that book; “W ex them. litt th in a hows its ‘, . . . f 'tl that tl 3:0“? ghors atro linook for a couple of Weeks. llllill’ )ect “her 5, W Jame read no selection of their officers for the a1 1 i iei or e ns . . . . ' l . s s s ‘ _ P lhis son Henry (‘ and family ivith I ciisiiiii;r your. Among these one will use the reduced rates for travel-t . . paragraph he will exclaim "That's .whom he has lll" homc. gci buck in ing to and from school. for the tick . , ‘to their houw. ets and are not by their term: limit» ‘ ed as to days or hour-a. promincnt is Mr. of Chicago. for the thlt‘Hf lllllliilh Tlicrc ifinulwtit‘r (if lllt‘ llltlh'f (ivorgr 1). “Milton (‘lliiM'll as \'l(‘I‘-I)Tt‘lil(lt‘llt niy i-xpo-rii-ncctlwiii's iii} heiitiiiiciih" The fair of St Mary's . “5' Prof. ”my Church thl‘lli‘il very siiccci-isfiilly in .tlie east Monday. and is living with (ioldlicrg's Upr‘m Hoiisc. “-th“ licrduughtcr. Mrs. Stubbs. till hcr Fathvr “Ham,“ “in known or lllUrt‘ highly Pillll‘ annual returned from A 5.3.5.05. H... a... mm '0“'“ “”1““ l5 ready “WNW“ Th“ ”"2“. 5“,”ng and happy. for hi~ limincicr in lhn than Mr. l’wiiltoii ”V has liccii connected with thc First National Brink of tliirtyufiiur Last Sunday the body of it man.in an advanced state of decomposition. was. found near Ravinin. [t hndbceii seen a week or ten days before by some children who supposed it was Coronor Knight held iliebest roof-i we huvc ~ecli. on hi»: house. on the new part and thr- old. ) _ . . ' ‘ , ‘. . ‘ lmfu‘wr "UH 1|“er dm H h“ u" peoplc liavc n way of making tlo-ir i ~.- . . y; y l ' .- . -'- , . .. std short engigid in his ~pc<iul in veni'lv fair-1 humumlfl ”Hwy“ ” ' .- r' l s. - . \P‘uhdt“ “ [‘(‘sjit‘t‘lllt‘ of tlic ucnthcr or political (‘)”,.“g., for ”H. 1““ ‘V ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 'is iier htrect . iiittin r o ic if . .' . . ' . . . -..- . . (‘ 1 “l b l ‘ (\klltlllllil l! “lll lion: in \i “lth yciirs. beginning "1‘ a clerk and 0‘ man asleep \Mdiiesdii) night om \ cek~ ml" iisci-Iidillg lhc lnddcr fili‘li by 811th an inquest here Monday morning. the body having been broughtup by Undertaker Prior and a verdict of guild the Shingles laid top of that so ' .\ mst al tl iStMirv . . . 4 . - “0'" "‘”“ U I H l ' ”' lllllll. inthcln-giiiniiig of 1M“ he Genuine tar paper is put down lir~l “WM.“ in H”. (.m was clm'tcd to lhc din-ctorv and T“““‘l“."l"“‘ “ml" “m ”mkmh' the posinon oi m-cond vice presi- . . HbrtQ‘A . . ) carbolic acid was ci’en rain. if any should get through I (it Hi Bu' Mr lioiiltoii a greatest moniiaie. containing thc business Louis or .‘liiiiiczipolir-~ empty bottle of found by his side. , City Marshal Leesch went toChic- 1 ago Monday to follow up L-lt‘ws to linker got the contract for supplying sonal mm“. and a small sum of ”m“ iiilc to tunic is in connection with the bond and forcign exchange _(lcpiiriiiiciit of the bank. which he thc shingle. , card of ii 5! ()ur enterprising friends Ruffeii mun "m1,,,,,.,,ri“~.,..{i,ig ”\y“ per his identity. Tuesday .a boy crime the county farm at Libcrtyville with ev. P""l‘l“ in“. mid u. u“. “my” "iTl-lellilt‘d “Ml Hf Which he has out from one {Fundy \‘iSited by Mr. ‘6‘“!- “U tons range and “”t‘ They would lie dishonest and her-II it. hf“. "h“rk'" “M“ ”W hrs" ll i“ Leesch and “ edrreS(lay the boy and “1“] ‘0 figure pretty close “Kalli“ ull ‘ thou':h Mr Street's card would ‘ “~‘l‘m’llml that iii-urlysfilldxthm his “10th“ decxded ‘t was the” miss- Lake county and some in the outside show to whom it belonged “'e do Wurlli of business passes through Lfllllrus not liken) believe that and so we this dcpnrtment every year. and l . o I ‘ ‘ ‘ v " . vthreatened sumde if he dld no get l l‘oebv 0‘” “ 9”" 5““ “"‘mbulll' Km ’ ask til“ find” ”i “”N ““‘l‘ l’Wl’W'." lthc handling of it is exclusively RALLY WEEK AT THE flaessv- lwork iin Mr. Prior's lot in Lake Forest. TERIAN CHURCH. Beginning with next Sabbath the Presbyterian church will hold a Rally Week.~â€"i "gathering of the clans"â€"â€"for helpful inspiration in enthusiastic gatherings during the . . - u ‘ Week in the various someties of the , church, as pastor Pfanstiehl writes in his pastoral letter. The following is the program: Sabbath,'25th, 10 45 . a. m. Family service; parents and children. young and old.‘ earnestly requested to be present pastor will preach a sermon approâ€" priate for the occasion. 12 noon. Sabbath School Rally; 7.3. 11]. YR s. c. E. Rally. The young people cordially invite the congregation to join with them in thisservice. Tues- day. 27th. 3 p. 11)., Ladies Missionary ' [‘nion Rally. All the ladies of the when the . The body had been buried Ithetea and coffee contract. to 1pm.. it with us and We will see i in the hands Uf Mr. Boulton, as 1 Mrs. J. R. McQuiston. with lierLWl‘"t can h” d"”"' Mr Sh?” u'on'l is also all the business of the claim any but his own. ~ “110" “W“ H p it is rcmcmbcred that this is the l The September Century says that l sons‘. Harvey and Paul. the banjo lin 1833.» wonly 65 years ago." the ' artists and students in the (‘hicago ' l . . . . . . ‘ land on which Chicago stands and L niversity, all returned to the great ‘ KW“ (.,,mm,m,,“ among the "mu,” ,{tw‘m‘m bank in ('hicago and one i l. - . .‘ . ‘ i . V v .‘ . _‘ . .' _ . lltS environments sold for one rlllll city Tuesday The sons “Ill go on ”rpm, ,4 ”H. (n) Mn”. Alderman (J ”W grcuh-et m ”w country.Mr. lone half cents per acre. Quite a ,with their University studies. whilc Phillips said in the- council the othcr . lionltoii'e standing in the financial boom in Chicago real estate durii-g - their mother will get the new litllllt‘ ”mm,“ ”H” most of ”N. me“. mar . ‘ Perhaps iready for "Mac" on his return from Hell 1110“ of (‘oursc would sign a ' .pctition to hiiw all inothersinlaw ‘lmnk's country iii-Counts. We iirldcrstand there has world may easily be estimated." these three score years. our Boilvin‘s addition will be worth Europe. lsomething. William B. Morgan, iin erstwhile ‘ 'Some folks say the season here has? resident of this city, who has spent been rather dull, but Mrs. Andrew L the last year and a half in charge of » Bock, the west side grocer, says it a the telephone plant in Maoistiquv, thas been decidedly lively overthere. j Mich. spent Monday in this city-gen “d paving for this notice. only 25 ‘and don’t let up much yet. We have . route for Boston. whero he has a cents. ’ Otherwise we shall use it. if . ,_ . . . i .1 'l‘ ul ins. hence his noticed her delivery wagons all over position With the 80.] Telephone . extrai igunt or rn ic ( we ever have a lantern. late at company. He calledon lot-of friends ; bold and striking figure of speech. ave seen our city calaboose . . . A clip, bracket. or whatever the put in thc czilalxxiw. ifiiuch a pair , inamc muv be for the piece of a bi- tion was prcwiitcd to tlii-In.‘ But thc f cycle which holds the lantern, was f left with us recently. The owner‘can [have the same by proving property dear old indie-s llt‘t‘d not worry any; the alderman was showing the road. iness with which people Would sign ‘ all sorts of petitions, no matter how town from early morn ‘till ‘ . . night, and they are always neat and and started east Tuesday evening. I If they h “ . 0- “WW?“ '88“) be home “ll! ‘ ‘ week from his brief trip to Seattle “clean, and that counts with lots of l He was the guest of E. E. I’rusâ€" we don‘t wonder at their conster- i . . folks. ‘sing’s family while in Chicago. nation at such a prospect. land other points on the Pacific 0088‘.