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Some tolksus‘ay still, “in thin "the [closing decade of the 19th centu'ry, that advertising don’t pay; bat the Dufly Brothers know hater. Their express business has steadily1 '1 creased since they took an “ad” in the Nun, so they have felt obliged to put in' a ’phone Now when you want a trunk, piano or anything also moved just “Hello, 06, ” and the - thing 13 done, 15.11.11 at reasonable rates, too They have just put- in a mew parcel delivery wagon. As one who has eufiered from the depredutions of his neighbors‘ dogs, the editor of the News is interested in finding a recent decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in the statue of dogs before the law. It is to the effect that they are not property, and so the owner of a val~ uahle Newfoundland dog killecL by a street car company failed to re- cover, though the fact of the killing was not denied. Dogs, this court (leer-gee, are “not conmdered as be- ing upon the name plane as horses. cattle.>sheep or other domesticated animals. ‘ * Unlike other do- mestic animals, they are useful neither as ‘beasts of burden, for draft nor for tooth” ' Hence when a Miss Minnie Rannells. of Des’ Moines, 1a., is in the city taking or- ders for two valuable books, the “Path toflGlory,” a family Jbookof great excellence. fresh, crisp and in- ’n‘druvxzzvé; Vii lid" the‘ixSwifi'SpeaKer, '1 a book every pupil in our schools who' has to “Speak a piece" should own. At least;.,"there should be 'a copy in every family. A Beside these two standard books. she has a selection of juvenile books. so that every fam- ily in town will find in her literary repértoire some needful book. ’ She- is an experienced Hawkeye school ma’am. understands her business, and keeps in mind the moral as Well as the financial side of her work. She is heartily endorsed by the clerâ€" gy. educators, editors, and people generally. She is an accomplished. gs well’as wide-awake. energetic and successful youn‘gwoman. In October, 1878, Redfield Prector, now United States Senator.‘ in preg- euee‘ of the joint assembly of the" State Senate and the house of Rep - resentativee of the bar,and the lead- ing ofiiciais and citizens of the com monwealth, satlfi‘down beside the ‘ writer and signed the oath of office as Governor of Vermont, and as he . laid down the pen We picked it up, 1 cleaned it on the legislative pen- wiper, carried it home and will let you see it any time you wish for a consideration. l l 1 l TOWN. " The following is the program for the Sunday school convention to be held at Highwood M. E. church » Sunday afternoon, May , 9th. It will be seen that a very interesting program has been arranged. All in- terested in 'Suhddy school work nshould endeavor to attend. Vifilvrl»lnmtd uneflgLo‘yc-d girls. ‘”-f'-'-Ititeitlgcnce Office,â€" nks.‘c. 912061. 22: pm; Avenue. Every Sunday school in Deerfield township will please send delegates, and it is expected that many Sunday school workerswfll attend to make the convention interesting and bene- fiting. H. H. Taomm‘, Prea, ' W. C. MCKIsz, Secy. The steady increase in the busi- 11888 of the N nws for the last five months Fae been phenomenal, de- mending enlarged and more conve- nient quarters, especially «where we can have the various branches of the office- better and more satisfaetorilly arranged. This we can have by re- ‘ moving to 254 Central avenue, just “around the corner ’from St. J ohna, where we shall have a north from with two rooms and plenty of side lights, an indispensable «thing in a printing oflice. While we have been very conveniently housed during the winter, we will find the new location much more so. We shall move into our new quarters tomorrow and be all in shape the first of the ' week. Though this change entails extra ex- pense on us, first class job work will be performed promptly, at the same low rates, and thoughgr growing better every week the. News will still be be sent for $1 per annum. Call and see us- no charge for aduiiésion; dug makes him" a nuisance you can kill him; hm owner must taka care of him all the time, or he in the victim of a shot gun. THE HIGHLAND PARK NEWS. :00 :30. ‘ .l )0 l0. Devotional exen'ises. led by Rev. H. (ifiavitt. Re puns from Sunday schools. Address. County Seen-tag; K. 5. Buck. Music-$019 by Mrs. _H. . _Mogris. The work of the Suziday school in the Conversion 0f (.‘hih'lren~ Charles H. Warren. Song Senice. ‘ Feed My Lambs“ Rex. Heathcote. Resmmsihility of Parents to Sunday Sthool" Enoch W. Brand. mwbomaucmp thhcdonfiwrt Notice. REMOVAL; We make a Specialty of Com- pounding preseriptions, using only ‘the purest drugs. H. MILLS, General Meat Market. Fresh, Salt afid Smoked Meats. Thefiécandieamreord ' ‘in sniali quantities and are always _.r\ ALLEGRE T” and PLO W’S CANDIES. for FOR RENT~â€"-Seven-room cottage havingaewer and water; situ- ated at 119 Park ave. ‘ Inquire ‘ of Mrs.‘ Davis, Parkhlvenue. ’ FOR SALE OR RENT-WA FOR RENTJLm-ge Ift‘r’éom hfifiéég '. nearly new; (m Lindén Park Place; all modern improveâ€" meme. » For particulars ad- dress P. 0. box 87. ' {BED W:_SW!AG!E ,, . Prescription" ' 2â€"..Druggist. T0 RENT-Latge 20- -room house \ two blocks from 6:3 Electric plantsuitable forboa ing house. Furnished or unfurnished; :1 large number of operatives will soon be empIOyed at the Gray plant, meny of whom will require , - board nearthe 1).th Here man ~ -e10eilent- opportunity ' Only those who can furnish good ref- erencee as tol character and abil- 9% needapp B. W. Huwkim. LaSaliep street, Chicago. > WANTEILâ€"fi map about 2030‘”; “’9 also have the sole agency milch Jersey cow. ‘ Inquire at Gieser Bros.’ Market. '~â€".â€" -- :---' "'7'" r“ 4"“"5 baibfiialmlim ,3 360d pm" ‘ paid. Aley to John‘floonei, P; 0. box 02, Highland Par . “no-In an All Kinds of Mingle-me and Fish In Season. TELEPHONE 2‘.