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F “ Thobllowingi-nhc-Iimileof the Official Ballot to be offered to 1‘9 lop! voter! of the Village of Downen Grove. DuP-ge county, ‘ "9‘-,A 1-- _2!l___ -11----9 -I__A:__ A- L- I.-IA -n AL- \IllIâ€"n- “a" .n M for villaée oflicen’uelection to be held at 'the Villige Hm in “Jail Village, Tucodny, April nu, A._D. x923.“ human-unnu- Iflmmm. ”-mlmvuunnvmu. ,_._.____...._____..â€"â€"â€"-â€"- “dbl. 0. ll Dunc-Gnu. In. Daniel‘s-mutter. m Menu (have In. THURSDAY. APRIL 16, 1903. m A walled eon-Went. send. Is an hare-tin; m of information in rela- III I . (ion to A form of incur-ac. in Den< Into-v. merk which seems Are edltore long lived? In the ohil u» try note- of Fourth but“ recently one. death- were recorded. five of old Incl. The] were: Henry H. Hiya. one 0‘ .he olden and belt-known eon- [re-loud reporters, 70 years old; Wil- liem 1!. ll. Currier, 55 yet" the pub- Ileher of the Amubury (Mum) \‘il- Inger; June: W. Clarke. at one time the publisher of the Williamspon (P3,) Gmne. 73 years old; Albert Punk-k. one of the first editors 01 lb: Louisville CourierJuurnnl, 80 yeerl old; C. M. Nichols. q former editor a! the Springfield (0.) Republic. 7431mm old. Tho French mum-Me- have been “an!“ the nine of floohol H mm r- hhllunb. And the] npee (but. wine in vary helpful. Tho French, by the way. hue a. (rut deal of wine to sell. M. Ma: helluva HIM handy In small dal- h attend, noun-hing. but. u to 1m to lptcif.’ what he means Dru-d1 do“ orhow one: huh-ll h um. man not much the III-er for MI mud-Mon. Whl-ky In. to be left out of (be "fluent. u! 0b In vet! «shunning in n tau-try when there in much mun-h all when tho uy-um h .QIQIOHI run do.- n. 11 o'clock in the morning. not to “glo- the nu quatltien for ex- Iva-an and an artistic ideal. “I would rut-her not In; It all, " any: Melba, “then elm,- w ling the nine. Each time I try to do better man be- fore, and in this my my work is made intending." Here is A suggestion not simply (or the greatly glxted but for In cannon moral: who desire to em- phube in our live. the diflerenee be- mee- work and drudgery. between being hired and being hirelln'n. “Whither he he rleh or poor,” ny- Junen fl. Ludlow, "them-nil“) nuke- Mn beam. secondary to some helplul service belongs to the guild of muâ€" tern." Every uplr-uon Ind nlm be- you! the daily Ink [etc In a wlndow Hun-fining the ink and bettering ll- perform-nee. , “Tic (rent singers of any use are (rut women," so); Lillian Sabine, in , In . .the Pilgrim Her Wait-1:22: meaning in not that ' Ill (rut sinlreru m (”Bangui-Ind by nobility 1}! charâ€" acter, {or of me the reverse in true. but “In to be I [rent linger requires lidmlhbls courm, unwcu-led appli- e'sfinu. the hue remixing of the whole mm'” mark whlch seems to he very am. known inm- country, linen“. In Denmnrk women who fear boo-in. old unid- may like out a policy of inauruce. upon which they pl: 5 stated premium every year, and Illa-11d they marry before they are 40. what. they pay In [on to their unmurâ€" rind side". Mter they-re 40 the un- marrled melve n pemlon {or lile. It will be teen that. mnrriage is consid- ered staple compensation {or «he mmt'o! money paid in, no matter What the amount. A cheap. good-fur- nothing man would clnccl the credit. to the aptuter on the company's books 1““ It electullly in one of nature's nobleman with ebilily enough to nup- pon his wife in comfort or luxury. ll tho’yllung wom- draw: a masculine prim she may well becontent. But it real. ufion her judgment alone how many men are worth the sacrifice of ‘ 01,”. non or lentâ€"or, seeing we Ire ‘ in Denmarkâ€"1,000 rlgsthalen. “'e u‘n't escape the conclusion, comments the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, thll, with the growing thdttines- and wid- and worldly vialon of the fair sex, this water: will loster spinslerhood to an alarming degree and that it will be pmtleelly impomhle to secure a pol- le, holder for a bride unleu the suitor can reimbum her to the Int cent for the Ian of her torfune gratefully stowed sway and prospectivz penxion. Then have been 3 number of associaâ€" tion-which here entered into an agree meat to pey their member: I fixed sum of money it they do marry.‘but one which let: a premium on celibacy by 130qu them if they 'don'l. in some- lhlng new ln our complex and nome- what incomprehensible civilization. SAMPLE BALLOT. gGEO. B. HEARTT. E] CIflZBIS’ GAUGES 313597” MOCHEL E) lot Vilm- Tun-I Mm Tr..- L” “W m I'm-non) n; sums. It in now up Io the [min-II ion eon- minionen to Ind I quick tad efldellt mound of detecflng a dcngerouldooâ€" m" in proceu 0! bell; muulcd iuo the country. The Ina-Incas o! the 50 11an pod. ol- lcu in [he United- St-tel, which lur- nhh more “an In" the revenue ofihe deli-fluent. shows an increase of 20 per can. In 1002 on! 1901. The num- her of oak" ll Increasing more than 1.000 t“ year. Excitement. which in- Wnry “'agxltl circles lull run high on lemming (but lrltngulu liu were being introduced by the rallrouk, hn suhslded rim it It reported that the an aide of the tie is uppermost. . Another original in pulled away. Thin time It is the original Uncle Tom. The original Top”, if equally long lived, in mil with uIâ€"uni not much Put middle use. “My daughter is taking lump“ at the pchnal 0'! mines," aid a charming ,wnnmn, recently. "and my son in in Paris learning drennmking." Ench mu [allowing a decided bent which in not the taste of the other. There Ix rm better reason {or I choice of pro- leuion than the determiianon tn do one‘s best work in the but way. Bnr'c.’ Wm“, Villnge Clerk. Ame. Let our lowly but estimable when flunk heaven that any It: and from the curse of curlnns and je wclen' sign). . TMrty-acwn languages are spoken in Boston besides Boetom~ Merely because (he cmrinanppeared It I recent. court ball in a. gown with jeweled 01-11mm: Kenn-nu- worth 33.006.000,vw ." Jewelry. riom crltinâ€"~pre~ mmubly Inn-chi“: Ind niMHstyâ€"ns- sex-t that this 1- "Another manltceim non of [Enou- discs”!r We haw many manifestations of mach nervous Ilium in America, $01:ny during the gland open sewn. America-near;- Inid m be the most nervous people in the world. Ind now. ny- have]! Field. in the Chicago Post, we knowfibowi to account. for file jewels (In: women lllp on regardles- df space otexpense. The more A woman is weighed down by din‘mondl. and pen-[t and rubies, the more she may be laid to be annexing Iron: nervous pro-infloni Let us low" middlecI-u 10m "juice that our nerves are not shattered by these an- emiel of a calmund wen-orderedvexist- A better business than penuading people that they are heirs to glues in Europe would be hunting up proofsfur womey who want to join Ill: Daugh' ters of the Revolution. There are only alum! 1.000.000 cnndidmes. The men who mind their uwn bus men are sure to waved, since they have so Mule compefllion. The man. who is trying to regulate the busi: nvn of 1: whole neighborhood ha I large contract on his hands. fict- 14] u in: {touchâ€"Mk; unit-y More we weept tho "Mk! 0‘ Pork phyficlau. Prof. Shaler, of Harvard, points out that Eurupcln peanuts are suspi- oioun of “(he peaplr in the next \‘al- Ivy." Age-long feuds like that he- lwecn Sieuu and Florence cry com- mon. 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