The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

A mote add his kapt Mn. Ed gar Boynton' In the house for a tow dlys. Mill LI But is quiet: ill with the grip but we hope her recovety will be My. . Dale Swootland has I splendid dilplny of Easter Cards In his win- down. Use Swootland's Dandrufl Cora and Halr Tonic. It will stop hair falling out in a short time; removes dandrul; it in a natural food for the scalp. Mrs. E. W. Brand started on her European trip Thursday. Her friends bade her, goodbye at the Wednesday evening prayer meeting. We learn with pleasure that 'J no. Foreythe, who married Mia's Alice Wreun last autumn, has his eye and hear} on the Park for their ‘eummer home.- We welcome such fours With pleasure, ‘ E. Norman Scott, the golf expert and business manager, has been out and secured his old quarters again for the season. He 'wants a quiet place where he (zan~ rest and think and sleep, good’wbolesome food, no jimcracks, a homelike home. We learn on pretty good authority, a friend of the purchaser, that the elegant home of the Late 'Angustus (J. Campbell, dowu near Fred Fiscb- Pr‘s recent residence, has been sold to a wealthy Chicago gentleman who has been looking some time for a choice suburban home. The papers were not executed the filsi of the week; but our informant had no doubt they would be in a few, days. Be patient, friend, till this cruel war of local politics 13 over and we will give a less drastic paper It is no child‘s play to cleanse the Augean stables, as old Hercules learned by experience. Drastic remedies or methods of'treatment are sometimes necessary, if the patient is to be sav- ed. When Christ cast out demons the friends sometimes made a bitter fight of opposition, but the devil Went out in the end. kind otwork is done, we will deal out sweetness and light. When this. He was unwilling but thought it over a few hours and either wrote or told Mayor Cobb he would not go. With a man of honor and sense that wc‘mld have been enough. But what did Uobb do? Did he not without saying a word more to Mr. Small, have him but on the ticket up at the caucus when he knew Mr Smell did not want it and had refused to go on it? That is our guess; we let it stand” Now why so anxious to get Mr Small-why not puton some of their own set? They were moving heaven Highland Park. THE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWSâ€"LETTER. Mr. Moses bu lot: of goods, and hopes to "get time lot [new ad. next week, but you need not wait; he will gin you good bargains now. Thqcity police (one hove mode one or two arrests for violation 0! the liquot ordinance. This will plains all good people and tor "’9"- ‘ George Krueger who has been on trial in Weukegan for fourteen days for murdering his wife and her mother in. Long Grove last J uly, Ins found guilty Wednesday by the jury alter eeven hours of deliberation, and sentenced to imprieonment‘for life. Hiecounlpl asked for a new trial. Fred Drinmen and William Donner of this city were on the jury. Herbert, F; Evans, who has been obliged to give up his studies in the‘ Colgate University. at Hamilton. N. Y., reached home Tuesday after- noon. The climate there was against him and his physician ad- vised him to suspen'a his studies till autumn and then go to. a milder part ofthe country. How They Did It. It has been a great puzzle to most of our good citizens to know how that tot'vn caucus got such a worthy, honorable, high-toned, cultured man as Edward A. Small to go on :their ticket. ' We make a rough "guess and ‘will venture that it comes much near- er the truth "than ’a row of apple trees. He did not go on at all; 'he feluaed to go, but in spite‘oi all that he was put ou. Here IS our “guess" at the modus operandi. Mayor Cobb spent from one to two hours with Mr Small a night or two before the caucus trying to persuade him to go on their ticket as assessor. He was unwilling but thought it over and earth to get Mr. Small on there because they wanted aome one to give their ticket character, Chnae- ter is an essential thing in a city like Highland Park. They had names enough and men enough, but the thing they did not have was' enough character. W hen they could net persuade Mr. Small to sacrifice hiur sell to help them out of a hole of their own digging they attempted to co- ier‘ee him by a ayewm of political bull dozing.‘ "“ Oh, you need .not do the work, Mr. Small, all will help you.” In- deed! They “helped” "Elmer Pal~ , metier last year, putting shekela‘ in their own pockets and outrageous taxes on lots of innocent, honest folks, and when these people" were angry and filled with-wrath, they said, “Oh, Mr. Brand is assessor.” They would “help” Mr. Small, eh? That was one of their sinister motives for wanting him on theirticket, so he would let the job out to them, because they know that a year hence they will be politicians out of a job, as soon as the people can get at them at the ballot box; That’s how and why they did it. ~ ‘ Voting Places and Officers. Following is the list of voting places, with names of officers: First Wardâ€"John Moore’ a barber shop. Sodond Wardâ€"Highland Park hi- brary building. ' Third» Ward-~-Johd Hartronft’s cigar Store. , Fourth WardWJohn Mohrs bar bet shop. 'First Ward Judgeame. Till man,Henry Mechler, Edward Nevins} Clerks â€"Harry Mills, Fred Noeren- berg,R G Evans. . ' Second Ward Judges wLewis ' Avery, F. B. Green, G. W. Turner. - Clerksâ€"~Carl Grant, Richard Carter, D. J. Lighthall. Third Ward Judges-H. K. Coale, G B. Cummings, John Prich’rd Clerks» Chas. Schnegder, Edward Cook, E. A. Purdy. Fourth Ward J udgesâ€"John Mohr, George Elvey, Christ Stumbling. Clerksâ€"Edy. Huber, John MoOre. Chas. Gastfield. my.