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During this week a Chicago orchestra of twelve piecea‘ has fur- nished excellent music. They have not quite as big a reputation as the Milwaukee handy, but when it comes to music Chicago players don’t take a back seat. “We enjoyed their mu. sic much. The great attraction of the week has .been Mlle. Carmen- cella in her drapery representations. \\'e saw them last night for the first time and saw not an objectionable feature about them. She has a van- ity of robes, most of them elegant silks‘ said to-be 50 to 75 yards in each which she throws on over her ordinary dress, and then under pow- vrful side lights, and one shining through the floor, puts those im- mense robes through a rapid series of evolutions or revolutions, or both singly and combined, till the effect is wonderful. During the last scene she is pure white. a vanity of views, f on) a magic lantern are thrown on her, and the Kaleidoscopic effect is dazzling} beyond our descriptive powers. \Ve do not wonder that vhildren of all ages and sizes, are en- tranced. The war scenes which f0l~ lowed were very fine, and evoked unbounded enthusiasm. Next week Saturday. the 20th. the New Pavilion will he opened uletlirnted. 'with roof all on. The management give out th'tt they will have the best arranged and furnished stage and show house north of ('hi- 63:40. or outside of Chicago, even, and so fir thev have not failed in their promises Next week will he the ( like \\ alk as leading attxnt tion. Mr. 1‘ rost and his associates are (lo- ing all in their power to furnish :1 legitimate and clean line of amuse ments, and are therefore entitled to our support and encouragement. UHI’ SUPP A large hay ride party went over t3 the Des Plaines river, this morn- i.xg Where they expected to spend the day. The city marshal is very happy: 160 persons have come up like sen- sible men and women and paid tothe city clerk $195 in dog license fees. George Elvey is building the city pound. They hope to have it done 50 that the first of next week the marshal can start out on a tour of dog snapping. \V. \V. Boyington is just aliveJiis son tells us. as we go to press. and has been unconscious formally hflurs. Of course all hope of recovery has been abandoned. Miss Alma Streiber is serving as ticket seller at Sherid 11 Park. and seems to be doing fiiieiy in her posi- tiou. She has to be quick and ac. curate in making change, for lots of iiuies theie is a “rush" for admission. D. M. Erskine keeps himself so! close to his busine~s that We have notl seen him since his return from Eur ’ ope He is shy of his old neiwhliors till he gets his Scotch brouue “'01“ > of? a little ~vthat s all ‘ \InVor Evans and Alderman Obee in company with \Ir A C. Frost of' the electric road, made. a tour of the 1 road this morning in the interest of l the citV, with a View of seeing \Vhatl improvements ( )nhl be. made and how the seen 1“ miUht be bettered. l Mr. and Mrs. \Vulliam H. Miller I left on Wednesday for a three weeks: outing amongst the beautiful lakes of \Visconsin and Illinois. They; will visit Geneva, Delavan and Twin Lakesy‘Visconsiu, and Fox and Channel Lakes Illinois. City Clerk Fiuuey likeother good men, took his wife to Madison last. Saturday, and after climbimy to the state house dome for a sight of the city and all its surroundings. they rode all about the city in the elect ric cars, just such open cars as Mr. Frost Wants to put on here, as soon ‘ SHERIDAN PARK. NEWSLETS. ' LAKE GENEVA A strictly first class excursion tn ithis beautiful resort Saturday. Aug. {13. Round trip only $1. Imuw High Hand Park at 8:1” :1 m Arrive in {Lake Geneva W215 :1. [IL unu Will- iiums Buy 10:30. Returning laun- ;“'illiams Ban 3:40 [vi m.. Luku ('w them 5:51). For tivke-ts and inform“- Etiou apply to agents. C. x N. W. R'_\'. About September lat, Messrs Cooke Schneider of Chicago will open a first class jewelry,optical and music store in the Basye block. , Mrs. James McDonald took a small party up to the Lake Bluff camp meeting yesterday afternoon. ‘These good Scotch Presbyterinns you see have a hankering after their “Halle- lujah and Amen" Methodist friends. They heard Editor Brown of the Ram‘s Horn. with great pleasure and profit though there was not much en: husiasm in the audience. ' as he can get permission to fix his tracks. John is an authority now on electric street cars. ' C. Emery Smith of the 4th regi- ment band, is home from Santiago on furlough for one month. Emery states that the 4th endured nothing but hardships since they left and that they are the heroes of America. The range at Sheridan; is deserted once more. Today Col. Willard Young with his eight companies of the 2nd Regiment Volunteers lnid lou' their tents and moved to Mon- tank Point. Long Island. Don't forget the ice cream and cake social to he held at the M. E church. Aug. H, “hich will be con» ducted by the Rev. S. S. Chi)“ We cordially invite you all and will give you 21 good time. Fieldmusiciun Dohrinu of the 4th is home nursing his. \vound intlicted by .S'pnllinrds~ nt Saritingoi Dohrinu was shot through thethigh while cut ting down a hurl) wire fence. He is gradually recovering. HIGHWOOD AND FORT SHERIDAN. ()1. next Tuwdu)’ awning :1 special council meeting Wlll he held to con- sider and scttle. if possible. problems in connection with the clcctric ruznl. All property owners, directly or in directly interested are earncstl} in‘ \‘ited to be present at that time. R. G. Ems . Mayor. Nickel Plate Excursion to Boston Tickets on sulv for truine lz-zn‘ing (‘hicugn Svptt-ulhvr Nth tn Nth. in elusive. ut rutv of SWAN) fur the round trip. and gum] rc-turning,y until September ZRML Also cl; mp rah-s to n“ points east. Vestilmlml slow]: in" cars to Bustnu. and solid truirn tn Ne“ \urk. “HUN 10“»! than \i.l othe-r lim-s. Fur further infurum- tinu cull un or uddn-ssJ, Y. (‘alalmm General Agent. HI Adamsb‘trwt. Ch icugu. HI I hereby zmuounoc- that I um a candidate fur the office uf cmufl)’ mperintendont of schuuls. suhjoct (u 111”, decision of Republican cnnu-n [inn of Lam-county. The firm of Pitts Geuest is this day di§solved by mutual (-unsvnt. All hills to I)? paid and collected by A. I“. Pitts, who will cuutimn- the» busi» A. l“. Pitts. J. t‘rvuest. Highland Park. August 1."), 139? “£95. Jewelry, optical and music Store IN THE BASYE BLOCK. Messrs. Cooke Schneider Aug. 1‘2. 1808 aninia. July 7. Dissolution Notice. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC of Chicago Will Open a \\'.(‘..\1rKF.NZH 7. 189%. ABOUT SEPTEMBER West Side Barber ShOP IE Telephonc 28. ‘. ‘ Hv n nrdml ml by ”wt u! Hmlulmni l’a‘l‘k 1‘ nu . . ., u'ulrnunn' punmuw my (in «urrrm \u-m‘ Nu")H'hlxcsnnllln'k'll3‘n1Hmhlulul flux \HI‘ Hun r'nlmy April :mth. lH‘N sm HUN '2. I hr "an" In): ls hurt-L) nllu-l ml to {Fr :A r-vpy u? lh 5) «mu "Ht‘.|1‘l\' \rv lit-d.“ IHI tlu'ruumv 1 {wk n1 Lukr «'uum)“ -l. at[inhumannrlu-hn-srpx.1~L1Hh NEWMAN 3. ’l‘hl‘unlvnunrr ulmH in m («Ir from and ant-r In panama ammun] and put, ('utmn Pain-r! Augnfl 1M. 13“.- .-\p1:1u\u14\ugust 11111, thH‘ R (i. hVAM, Mzn'ur l \ . I ~1~l-.\L ( Alum; , n. l.r\‘_\‘ing tau-.- {Hr (‘nr‘nlflh‘ purpuuw ii» :11 yvur {mm May J~L “Wm. .‘H KWJJ v . \En-vl hgln ng 111ml l‘nnuug .Iml «ah-rm I,|br2mr)' mud Nu“ , llu-u'lurr. um. lw lryx and alumni! hHHdrl'l‘dfidli'l)’~efll all m-pvnx “1".er I‘ an! ll‘ NHIH‘ h .|.\\('!.~(‘ u'ul «‘nunn' purimuw thu- ‘ m- luxcau-I [In-k ‘4“! 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Sundries and Repairs of All Kinds Fruit. and VWWI Received Dally. ‘ MRS. A. BOCK. Fancy Groceries, Dry floods and Crockery, BOOTS AND SHOES. . H. PURDY Always Up - to - Date I i Song and Dance Artiste, T In, Copper, Sheet Iron and Furnace Work. Goods the Bat. Ptica u: Reasonable. d, 555. Soudan, ' $45- 1 Ajax, ? - $40. I Pyramid, Highest Grade Waverley, $45. - - $50. $28 to $38. - - $35. “JESSEE'SSM Saturday, Aug. 13 MLLE. CARMENCELLA, i ‘ § i! 5 3 ‘11.. OF UUZCKPZU .r( tor” I110 0.85.0U4U COX BROTH ERS. lADJOlNING Bicycles to Order From $35 Up. High chm Musical Artibis COVKINUINT II‘IIVATION ‘ A CompIete Line 0! Sundries. STOVES, RAN GES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agent (or Blue Flame chkleu Oll Stoves. AGNES SULKEY. Tln, Shed-Iron and Furnace Done to Order. C. A. KUIST. Highhnd Park Illinois. Telephone 54. ‘ntertaining Serio-Comic lilgyvlgnd Park. Hardware. Ooodn Douvond Free 0! m- l0 CENTS. five years- prom wood. wan most king], murdered nod, Augum 1'4 shred in the vi“ ox; “‘1"de b‘ "The subeunti the mgedy we! two week 38° 1 from his past. when ho had I: “Mully mu church. 10 the '1 merchant. TN 9d very plemn the gun’s wife I lighted m' héw well” once mun of the lives of 1 pagged with him 3'0me attach. for Samuel J‘s dang-hm}. Wednesday I o‘clock Mr. Bu house on the w just wont): of th to go to the am depot. Hr W ’ home of hit- wil three year» a3! was living, and track with Mil manic voucher I WW‘ 099‘ whoreyiu F0 nmheu ml mud the m hllf way from Prall'l real ed ‘ooming up bel filming him and with hisfi seams m havo- pose. cm luv! Breakwell’u fl which severed below the rigll screamed and uttradtd Mist! was only {our before «my ‘oou and up u} the done and «he, mind and cool she 00on w 1 blood and he] the wawbad I ed briqkly or I by Mr. Prull’l VOL IV. of Mn. Stan-1 stopped by J; and constable taken to the n {a some one 1 wouH “have 1 um.‘ A deep net Dr. I? C.“ who came dm summoning u ough, forum-J C. J. Ember“ turned me 0|: Broakwel) liv after the an: neighbors am in his first on said ml) "1’1 “ma-u) 'mdk deed. and till rind his bod forming such wood new-r I entire villugl Mr. Brent!" seem to us. 3 the scene of SAI'IUEL Samuel