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Haw you seen the handsome Put- tern Hats at Miss Erfikine s? For mortgage loans an real estate. call on D. M. Erskine Jr. (0 We heard of a very bright (ollege bu) who did not think "John Hali (ax. Gentleman." nun-h of a book. Perhaps not. but all the college buy him to do is to produce a better one. Our friend and neighlxw. I’Mt-i F. Duney, coritmnpiatma opening a solimil‘in mandolin music in uni-filibâ€" urb of Waukegnn. We‘ wish him success and mngrntnlme 1hr Blnfi any. The new Warren stemn mill has been Christened "Mill o£ Prtmperity" in that it is to bring prosperity to its (mnem and operators. to the city 1‘ here it is located and the nation of which it is 1111 integral factor. The mayor of “nuke-gun 11139111er us the other day that his (-it\ was fortnnuie Jm‘n it secured H. L Bowen. to city engineer. That' a so and that's what We told them last {all when the matter was under con‘ hideration A place in Wisconsin has been caring for WM) tramps per month, rifllgjtr Bum-u wood and smug shed} where men had to earn the meals and lodging and the tramp lint M] to 77) per month. Work is the fatal disease that cleans out tramps. The. editor of the \EWS gratefully ackntmledges the receipt of a (01))? of a recent 5‘“ Sork Sup‘ from J. C. Cushman: Theré are lots of things in it ahout men and matterx in a cer- tain state, which m- like. but won't, name. as Well as other things. Thanks lo neighbor (Tnslnnan for this kind- ness. ‘ ' It is said tlu- golf club folks want Vim- aH-nm- paved west from Shrri» (him mud to ”W railroad. then a filw viaduct upmwd undc-r the track and the strum extendvd to tlu- grounds. nll nmmdnufl‘d. with fine broad sitlmvalks. TM it budmwand boom the town but giw- no work tn out- sidvrs. That vendor of the famous “Idle wild Jt‘ii)‘ Wan-r." William Tum)!!! of thv Huts»! Eimttrir. was indicted by tho grand jury for svlling intoxâ€" . ivantx withnut a lit-muse and for HP”- ingon Sundny.mu1 fine-d $3“ and mists on each charge. and loom-d up in jail and is tn 1w kept thnnu till films "111‘“th urv paid ”I fun. I’m hihitiun may hv (I failurc in "laws but it soc-ms tn he in Idlnwild and vicinity. 501110 There wvrv six (gum-H against him. but Hm jury throw nut fournnd Judge l’pfiin ini- posed tines (m tlw otlu-r two. affect i \'t' 1 Delivery. Trunk; - - - PArccll ~ - - 25 Guns. IO (cuts. ~. To or from lny Ptrt of City. HANDS AND FURNITURE MDVED. Good: fancied with greatest are. Prompt nflmlon given all orders. HIGHLAND PARk. ; F l;~-,' t ILL.E ABOUT THE CITY. THE HIGHLAND PARK NEWS. FANCY BBBBERIES, DRY GOODS; ' CRO‘CKER‘Y, BOOTS and SHOES. Goods the Best. The Smith Premier Typewriter Co., Highland Park. III‘ Baggage and Dime Parcel Delivery. DUFFYBROTHERS,’ B L A C K5 MIT H. IVIACUII. N. 1.. U. I. A. Btanch Office; 154 Monroe St., Chicago, Ill. City Express. MRS. A. BOCK. Fruit; and Vegetables Rccqlvgd Duly. Goods Dellvcrcd Free of Churgc. Egan DENMAN, ALL PRICES _ REASON ABLE. IN FIRST CLASS STYLE. Aurug‘m 'ou sums", . JOHNS AVE" ngblandvark. Smith premier figpewritem» Prices Reasonable. ‘mPRovzuznT m: anon or mt m. " HORSE SHOEING, ' CARRXAGE WORK, REPAIRING, PROMPTLY, THOROUGHLY, -V SATLsFACTORILY. TELEPHONE 54