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Tm. 1!. Succeuono Dr. 0. B. Femnld. Oflice: ‘ her Block. 5:. Johns Ave.) opp. om. TUESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 26, 10 A. NHARP. HOUR. (Hlkh'llbod): The Entire New aniture “1‘“er Corner of LAKE AND LAUREL AVENUES DR. H. H. BOULTER, DR. FRANKLIN 6. WESGOTT. Auction! Auction 1 Addict?! THREE BLOCKS EAST OF DEPOT. HIGHLAND PARK, ILLS. House Open for Inspection Monday. T. W. PHILPOTT, Auctioneer. DR. E. C. “ PI’OI'QMOIMI “I mm 113 1'. Dentist. HIS HtGHWOOD. OIHCI IIOVII I A. I. fit I t I Until further Ml" Highland Path. llllnoh. Fire at Tokphm No. 0. omce and Remfllghland Hotel. Hours: H mm. ml: m. 810 5-1:. m. W. E. BRAND. Local Agent LLOYD M. BERGEN, M. D'. Dulce. Brand’s Studio Annex, In Cantu] Avenue. Dr. Frank“ M. IngalIS, ,Repreoentln' Flat-Clan 'aylor’s nghl-IIII Park. Ill. Highland Park. Ill. We are assured that if proper encouragement is extended. High- land Park will have gas and have it promptly; that the. beet of service will be furnished at a price much less than is given tocitizene of cities in Illinoie oi lm' than 10,000 inâ€"- ’hnhltante, and we therefore hope the frontage consents will be freely giVen, and that the Mayor and Common Council will then grant an ordinance containing conditione and tarme .for the full protection of the city and all reeideute. cents, per thousand for fuel. A comparison of prices shown this to be as low as that in our ,latge’ cities, and much lo'wer than‘ in cities of Waukegan’s size. ~ nu- 899, and the citizens there have extended such support and encour- agement that'the company is this fall laying three miles more pipe and preparing itself to meet at .once the wants of the people. The qual- ity of gas furnished is the best, and the 'price charged there very‘reaaom able, being $1.25 per thousand feet, with a discount of 10 cents per thousand for illumination and 25 A visit to Waukegan will show that than gentlemen have built a most modern, complete and desire- ble plant there, and one capable of supplying a city of 50,000 inhabit- ants; the works. with nine miles of pipes, were cempleted January lat, 1mm of our citizens, noting them to sign frontsge consents the city council to pass an ordinance grant- ingpe mission to D. 8. Hellollen and W In Osborne, of Evans- ton, to insafi in Highland Park. The gunmen asking for the ordinsnbe are two of thong three owners of the Wsnkegan Gas Light and Fuel 00., and it is un~ deretood that if the ordinance is This is a move which promises one of the greatest benefits our city has yet received. There is no reason, why the resi- dents of Highland Park should not have the best and enjoy the same conveniences and luxuries as the residents of other cities. All our citizens have felt the need of gus,especislly for fuel purposes, and with this *want so plied no other city on the North ghore fur- nishee~the attractions and adven- tagee for a home equal to High- land Park. ‘ is behind it. WIII Highland Park Have an? .,_tl_a.e Waukegan