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*"ROOM J. 9POPE lBAS 'SOPENAÀLL PLATFORM TICKET; DAY AND NIOBTI WA1JKEGAN'8 HEALTH COMMIS- SIO?4ER GIVES SOME FREE AD- VICE TO READERS 0F SUN. 2 ELUDE flUARDS INFLUENTIAL POLITICIANS PRE- SENTS J. D. POPE WITH PLAYrFORM TICKET. NEGLECT CAUSED DEATH MR. ANI)MRS. ORVIS ATTEND BIIEVES LIFE OF 13 YEAR OLD BOY GOULU HAVE BEEN SAVED IF WINDOWS WERE OPEN. TIiet the. lité of the 13 years oid boy Wio died of mspyzietion at the the >aft MoAliater hospl.a Sunday atter- :USWMc SuId have beau saved hall the JW«%,.father aliowed lm to âleep wiih 1*,001windxiw open at nighti la the 16DM et Dr J.C. F'oey» hcalttbcoun- uhladoer of Waukan. Dr. Feiey cdaiMnethat bai! of the of Waukegan are exceeding. 1 llefu n tthia nader, snd ihai :'%%Mber of cases of disemese oulti if aIl wouid lbave their Windows open titroughtni the of ases.iaùînn ai the bauds laek Hand soci. 'y cansed tihe of the doceaiet boy te iorbid belrooto windows at niglit. ~iSeced ivo ibreeteung ]et- t the Bik aek1nd soclety. iran afy people lu Waukegan 1-1m etr oi-bedroom windows vwide Wnter andi Sutuiner andi " no matter howcoid the màay éu they nover auNfer auty Business mmn daim tisai mme lkOle tie toIlng attier «Iit o f the terrible taity .tie Semble family whtah beau avoded led <the win- opened. een .iighuly. It thet more Waukeigw peo- thie pi-ait-ice or leai ing msa do me bai-mand SANDS HAS FOLLOWED »USANV FROM THE t Oi«T THING. C omnpany, the vieil eàtaniuu im which mooet tor- laylng the. ewrn lu North Mu- o loe hundreds, peipe hiierji. accai'ulng tathie M. Douapte the. tact that l» bo ing mfon" y a.ly ÈMw the, wark a wt Sare giiug the City ofi tfiwtddMmjob. »7sems <o have had 4bath from the eriy aentact vasavarqi- -Wst a figur'e cou- mu the engluewesu ct- Us suiS to b. au unusnal- tt St We qite general- ,,«M *e ie Smetood a tb 1* e moey. ie »eeed te cnoere UUSe..a£toe, for mot Iu i.beeu muoh a aevere 0» Osrecently paee. 4e»W causeS the emiti èiEepth etf ive tee and & gbysiaai inposeublity uthYmiuue machine. tol Nosge. la uet-sxigency 0 saS to, break the up- 6. exc«vating machiue Mai00 tii maeulnne dIS Bdum ts and tt va. e- &oby a ma-j W'edoed tado excelleunt i geffl a dsappoltnen t thé vork la not progreas- *055 have kepi a big ý.* vol but wttisut ex- Obby te work et dtg- ig, ,atber slowiy. It va. *#s ega liaitva omon »»an x0idbveal atisers Me whieh eked tram a * Mai* whil-lt ian nee.r ,$#euse>d another Selay. k, ih naturve have Oc- 140 ilme anS It la MM toltng viien <ha >I*Mu1ete& ht lesaiS. *10*May ual ho finish- - hprves ta ho the, '0oeiîiuctars whlch w iIi be enor. "dlS#oab. a ~I gfi-unbas ýi ýare cou- *0 uympathy at ORVIS GOT IN COLISEUM BUT HE ADMITS tT COST HiM A QUEER 1 PENNY. 'l'inough the Influence of political friends tram Nebraska, John D. Pope, of Waukegan, îroceured a plattorun seat at the Republican national convention in ('hicago today. Mr- Pope aecured bIs ticket ilrougis the Influence o!fEditor Raeater of ,he Omaha Boit. Rosoviater offlciaied as uemPorarv c.iairuan ai the conven- tion an Tueday. NIr. Pope la the ouiy Laite county muan ho ia vu, ece,1«4ul lunurovurlng a platformi ticket. Commîsaoner Eliuei V. Orvis and wlte were pisent ait te conveaition Tuesday. 'h'ey st»od'9'n lino at tbe Coiioeu.m for over ive heure. :Ur. Orvis diti mot bave au- admission tick- et, lie god In, but udmita taitL osi him a qîteer penny, 'fliere were six detectives, watriig te doork,-teper witen. SIr. (Irvia e-. teroi th Cliseum. ilad Orvis been alane IL 4a <ub,ii tteer c '( uld have been gicesgartInl galing admis- Mion. Tise preseuce oftliis wlte ai bis aide dd fnt Invokc the~ susicion of tise detetives. Beu Miller and MuntliMarluffIn, nt- torneYs fileta lUbertyvilie. are serving as depntyergeauntai ans ioday. Edward 1-eydevker andiWlliam FIl. Wei"s exPert te attend the convention taday. 'Phey hope teb ho lipped 1 1 by some of their Btrong polittcai triends. t iTeNuibi-nka delegaies are strong 1 Roosevelt men. J. D. Pope, vito made Nebraska hie honke uauy yeare tg Ilkewise a Roosevelt supporter. THVE MARK ETS Chicago Cash Grain Quotationa, Wheat-No. 2 red, .0 @.S; No. 3 roi, 8.51.6:No. 2 bard vintor, $1.0601.08; No. 3 bard winter, $L.0301.06; No. 1 norihero aprlng, 81.1401.16; No. 2 nortiierua pring, $1.I.14. Coin-No. 2, 7207214e; No. 2 whie. 75@76c; No. 2 yeilow,. 73%0@74c. Oms-No. 2 white, 52%@ 63%C: No. 3 white, 51052le; tandard, 51%053MO. Chcaga Live Stockt. IKOgm-Recoipts 22,000. Quotations rangeS et 17.5007.55 beavy buichera $7.2W.i7.45 light buiciteris, Il7. M' -.7 6 eapacklng. and $5.5006.80 good ta choie. Pige. OmtI-lteceipta 18,000. Quotattons range& et $8.9009.50 Primo steers, $6.2507.40 chaice ta Prime ted bea! cwws $6.1507.00 elected feeder-s, f5e062 air te £005 stockters, 87.50 08.14 good te choice voal calves. Obeep-ltecoltt 22000. Quotations ienged ai $7.3507.75 choice ta prime IaMIe, $6.40@6.26 good ta choice Yearllagi, 114.75@5.25 good te choice vetiiers,$3.4004.50 fatr te good ewes. Buter. Ceemery, Der lb., 25c; printi, 280. etra lirais. 24%c; firsis, 24c; daiTiee, extra, 24c; fIrais, 22c; packtng etock. Soc. LIv. Poultry. Tw*k«spar lb.. 12c; cbtelcens. fowvog, 12c; rmasteris, Sc; duce, 13C. WIWicon. $1.00@1.05 per bu; rîilcb. igau, 11.e00LOS £ait BuffainloI.v. Stock. Dumalug & Stevens, Live Stock Coni- mieudita rchants, East fluffaio, N. Y.. quet,*Sfoliavu: Catle,-Recetpts 2 car; market slow. Hg-Itoceipt& 10 car; market strong; beay, 17.800 7.86; Torkers. 17.6007.70; Pis, 17.10 07.20. Siieep--gecelptu 2 cars; mair. ket iteady; ipring Iambe, $8.75@99.25; yearltatgi, $7.5008.00: voiherg, 15.00 105.40; «W4%6 84.0004.50. Calveg, 1.00i Tc Make th. Boy Orderty. If yen waut your boy te ho erderly provide btm vl1tb a place of bts ovn viieretu ho may keep bis basebsfl tm plements. sporting paraphernalia. tool. and the thoumand and one other ar- Ucie. demi- ta hi& haytsh beat. 'Th. posesesion of a locher to which he mioe.carri-e. the hey ia aure toa tir the piid.etfevery ambittons boy,o».. pecliliy If h.ola aBeved ta huild it,- iotuaeker. Ne Wasnt an Ange&. Durtng on. of the earUoer dt.cuMmon of the UnIted States tariEf in the 3Canadien parllament. au opposition 1member characterimed U'itit îude. o! the goyerumet on the. question a. "a îight that vould mk. angeis weep a"S jackaises Iaugh.' The. lon. Pi-eu OOvr, Whovau tien mîniater of the. ttrior, replieS, vlih i, suel daimb. erate cIMmnes: "I have obeerveS thit th. honorable gentlemnan has he e ofa! hou vho a«nged.1- juo& vhtch hau ma. the. Piturestuea pop et.hauoje re.earch. hbu digeogered eoesd vo Young Mth i c, hObd ui» saà iu ~m.sIs Inoa otBrttany fanions, twenty-atz thora a1 *en different hindi ef lie.. bnatUlied ber be«, canoh i,.fo etlh iSt nS i .1WbI* "fl aaU e dab couple voeemarried et once t Picu- Jnd.r hie cassification ther. anethe baok her property. and then mèrceS ed ali ha. the glueure of adêlf< agr,700 eaulS alW*7U F9M. ai gantei, on. recent morning. In the ftoutu or faîry tale le, 1h. vainglo- th. cuiPrita to a policeman. The thq court, then, on Pm"."d a ry Vt7 ry'-Te.I*Mi.dmddr; Maicet village ther, are only nmre eight or inoomor boauting lie, the. defensie lays when It vas coueldered the grâce, quickly came tht. roaponfli.f1I M OMMI1ean't whez Mr »P a",he Bine famlly naines. and the. village lie, *,a beroic lie. the white or per- MIl thing for a young lady te b. prêt- chiet Juatice- "The. Curt vIii bef Fýaho-Rubbieii; 7011 lepi»ere folk neyer marry outsde of thadr 1miscibtle,the aociety lie, 1th uit- ily heiple..and te doyenS on nome Poui o Widay. but plenpure ws u t aehe. Margery <indignanti'-HOOt communtty. Lait year thon voe ee le, the nrt lie, anS thn aliltew mOe teta te cameofiber are torevu, oetlth. queiton ions aso."-The gr.m. vhaftthe use or the word "ache." torty-two marriages.. Uve Uê Vout &M Egaie. Be&, th.p?-PUnch. Saturda y Is The Final Day of The Great !lanufacturers' Outiet, Sale 'VOU'VE onlv got another day in which to take advantage of this mighty Manufacturars' Outlct Sale. .LYou'll Ix doing yourself an injustice if you fait to supply your future warits whilc these wonderful bargain prices are in effect. Nearly every man and woman ini Waukegan has experienced tbe benefit of this sale through the wonderful savings it has brought them. Do flot let tomnorrow, your last opportun-. ity, slip buy without realizing your share of the many bargains to bc found in every departinent. You Can Save on Furniture, Too Lsibrary Table Tlîis vut nepîtst uts the library table oi sale t i Made of gelînitie iii.ihogatîi.î îîve anud solid quartered îak, 61.I b','~) inchovaltop, higlily polslid; eguar$14.85 48 seller at ........... ICE CHEST-Strongly buili of sgoltd Ba soned oak, heaviiy filed aides and top. 35 ~pound capactty. regulariy rmils for $6.00, sale Price........ 4.95 Porch Rocker -- Large conifortable porehi rockýer, miade or ffiber rutsh, back aind seat elosely woveîi, ilîih amis and ba.ok, 1 7 liainte(l greeni, sale prîde. STAIR CARPET-F'lher PILLOW ROLLS--Cov- und wooi siair carpet, in erod in ptnk, bine and tan and green mixtures, white fabrica, light and 27 ine. v ide. easy to baudle. l very durable, yd. uiC $1.66 sllera, at 98C Trimmcd Hbts $2.95 JIere is anotiier ease of eonibining high- er pri<'cd sale Unes and offerig theinî ;ît one- uniforin figure. There are lhats iii thîls lot that sold up t>) $7.50; styvhslîi nodels ini sîîîall andi large shapes, triînned wi1 t h flowe 15 vlhangeable silk'u ls, nialin( y liai,, Gods'on Sale CLUSTER PUFFS-A very attractive bair uovolty, made on a soit pliable foundation of excellent quality hl,25 t0 25 neatly made puffs, sale ý....1 C pric .. ... ... ... ... .. 1.19.. 18 lar. Swilches. 1i oz. ai, -85c 20 ta. Switchei, Il oz. ai, $1.35 235Ul .Swltches. 3j oz. aM. $3.75 Domestics at Unheard of Prices1 Muslin 36 inceh full bieaehed Siisliîi, sort finish, heavy 11u01111(1 t lireýad, cuise w cave, ex- i-e-ltnt 10c grade. at, 7* Yard .............V CALICOS-Staudard quai- Ity a! drescalico, In cholce lighti and dari pst, terna, l6cgrade, 10 yard limuit, a yard. t Sheeting -- 2/ yards wide hleached sliieting, a qualitv tif excellert wcight anti firniness, regtîlariy brings 28c1, yard.!................ 19C INOlA LINON - Fine SHEETS--72 by 90 inch abeer quallty of indla un- sammtoas sheeus, fuit en, rdi4rilybrins lr, teached. tmade a! excep- on. rdlugrii briga~ tlonalîy beavy linon finish- priced very spec- liL edoSuplin, $1.00 lai ai, yard .... C values ai ...... 69 Men, You Have Lot OnIy To-mor- row to Buy One of These Suits at 12.75 'Fliee<i not a tuait iin îkgî Suit sale go li tiledd i sv i Pli .i ',tits Xliii imade( vitl tliein-t tent ion of .slliîig for $18 and 1t)but and s 1(1tdivini tous it a ig ,savi î tIi Tihe nattir.i ls are ft i rYlitest weas es inii 1 fIi ssiltnires in I W0r)t <(IS ii tli(e)0111il 5h tilt s of fashi n b3 Cexpert woi kminen, h t $ 1275 Women's Apparel-Great Savings- Dresses at $598-A large f-ollect»iln of %vviieî's and miisses' wool dresses i ne îîtiiial rty tl; niad (if *-lt -eIel1 iqîalitv of serige in liiIl>e, 1)' w'n, tatn anîd haek, ltîw net k, i rgîe ol laîr, short ideeves, 59 sale prive .................5 9 Linen Norfolki Wash Suits These Norfolk suîts,, wbh a re ail the rage Jumt nw, were purchased at a big eadng aod that im why the price le. s, i<,w. Made of a fine quai- lt-'offilnen ln naturai color,- sale prive .._-........... COATS AT $596 Womens îiartly taiiored coat., ide of novetie, and plain coloredsierges; garmenia ibat ordinariiy bring $10.00., 5.9 sale price .................. ........ . SILK PETTICOATS-?dade of gooti quality tieau-de-cygne siik ln Mach and colora, fine ptaitid flounco. 13.00 values .t....................1.98 £iw t.sFe Womens $2.00 Shees and Oxfordsat $139 * Thîe *v lave huen goinîg Iievbut theri is sti11 a g ou seditii n of >p' styles anid si/t s for tt>oiitrtov 5 st Ilini. torils, in v i-îki Ita tie t, lace ani ti lit- tonî, also stidi)piiinps, values at,2 139 Keri's $3.50 Shoes for $2.50 v' l onib>ined several Iiiher priced sait- lots of ivn's sliois andt shahl offer $2.501. AIl u î-aetilotiels iii glixi- hiltal l111ie lie that \îî 1l1 gvyou excellenit servive, îîaî'.205e Dress Shirts A gooul seleetion oft tiose and att 1.50 shirts thalt wve've been sel- liîug at 69v. NMade oft p<î'ale and69 miadras, iii îieat patteîîî¶ prive 9 NECKWEAR-NIenu ;four- iii-laî,d fies. tmadeofo gon(d ua.llty siik, lIc kind. yur. . . . . . . . . . . . HOSE- lires i liack and WORK SHiRTS-M.enaH tari cotton ijo8e, durable Mlue chambiray, black aatet.n a n d siriped quality, l0c val- cheviot work 38 ues at, pair ....6 c shirts, S5cei'ind..8 Gleve s, Ribbons and Corsets IGLOVES-Womeusa 16 button lisie gloves ln r:ular colora, $100 values atiste r ..... 49 ettaciied supporters, reguuiariy brlug75 tiis amie..................... ... .9 RIBON-4. 5 and 6,inch Dresden ribbon, beau-ia tiful coloriage, 25c and 30e grade,@, wyUird 15 1 W jépliiýle Alterations Free