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IIO-YD-Dl‘l'l II)!“ ”litm- "summaries-1m . . . DR. W. C. BARBER. TEACHER OF PIANO AND ORGAN. ”OWNERS GIOVI. ILL’F‘IIb 016w llu-n' hi!) I. -. lo 0... OFFICE AND RKSIDENCB MMIMM magma- JOIIIIG 'Oll DOII. lone“! h... 9. C0.” Inyu Ave-u. ml too! In: M WI“... bun. bu‘umnh DENTIST. Sp. I. Amawwmnu Witt! Mm 09”!- - “an no haunts-mm 11. people of the United sme- hu in their ”la-don one-fourth agnuag‘ddthrehinm'ofld. upltholtoIIO-lmhoffll mused It. Bechtel!" denies the report, month drain-l. tint ho is willing to give 81,300,000 for n int-chm stom- ach. He range! an. b one of the use. 'here mm 1.1! demnnd are hopelessly 3t nfluee. A recent inspection of the examine- uon records at colleges shows unethe percentage of bed mile" at Prince- ton is 10; University of Minnesota, 30; University of Illinois. 20: It Yule end Cornell, “high” at Wesleyan and the (Inherit, MW. “bin” while at node or! the other institutions. “atro- cious" we: the ten- lppled. Laughter in one of nature‘s be“ medicines. and beat- pills 3nd bitter- ont of sight Laughter brushes down the cobweb. from the ceiling of the hula, dust: up And sweeps out old rusty whims and cranky notions Ind gloomy foreboding, and ndorm the chambers of thought with the beautiful pictures of hope. II a "can contest. for suggesting the but way to muss growtheprize n. murder] to s III who Advised am. the nmonnt. be Invented in eggs for batch- ing. 11. dud. among other things, the one of a boy who exchanged - pen- ny for It egg, nd m- (rev. nectar duly, into n he. tit chicken. a pig. 3 alt and t poly. with bridle “d ud- die. A. Intending "hut-Mon o! the an pub. of the field 0! Mark-nu finan- cial Smut-QM. h Ilorded by {he re- port of I Inge life burn-company that it. such inlnde "comics 0! flu govern-nah of the Argo-fine Repub- lic, Amish. Brazil. amt Britain. Bnl- gnu-is. France. Hungary. Bwiunlnml. Punk. Queensland. Rush, Sent, South Auk-Ma, Sweden. Spain, flex- lco and Wattle-berg. ' H- o {coll-all tell. u 1 ban to «art no m". ’nq'n not to In. coup-y. Ind they led me my to ml 0! their all-a] nplrflo, Ind I «Icahn dew-It company and deceit Ip'ofln in dove!“ place. an (In cit-pat Hid.” 11 mt: n". I MN I] boy- g-ndn- “the. M winter." the gum: Iddd. ”They‘re phyla; hunch]! now, nod I. the (all lhoy'll ' “14 the Milo: of «not (fer-er n city apertment- ‘m“" Monmouth: to e writer tor the Youth’e Companion. - “It cosh no mm to keep them my from the me. but it‘ll worth the money. They're all teepecteble peonle here on the street. you know. end am pretty well to do. Doesn't feel: to be any need of their hoya ping wrong, doe- there? Well. the trouble etarted with letting the hay: run wild in the eveninge. The janitor of this next home didn’t attend to hie bneineen. The boys learned he wasn't around at night, no they used to take their boxingvglovee into his basement and light the gas and have great timesâ€"regular prize-fights. Now, that we: only a boy‘s caper. and needn't have led to any aerions harm. it the young feilowehed been taken hold of right then and there, and bundled right. When the police- men lound ‘em and drove 'em, pos- sibly one or two of the hoya did get 3 e-whnling: but they went right back . to their hang-out oi. the corner. and ‘ kept on acheInlng how. to have fun. Come warm weather, vocation Hum. 09 a train one day and have u ride. He got out in the country and begged hie living for a day or two, and then he hopped on another train and came hack. He had A regular picnic, he thought. All the other boy: were wild to try it. Well. one of 'em did. lie got thrown oi! the first time. so he had to do it all over again. The eecond time he got under the wheela. and that was the end at him. Mind you. all then {eliowa had been picking up lots of atom- piiahmente while they hnng around the corner. In the eouree of e year they knew how to unoke. they were good. hard awearera. and could lie pretty well, and because they could do mischiel all around the neighbor- } hood and dodge the policeman, they ‘thonght they were about an man an the next one. It happened one day thet the leader of the peg wee enlering for cigarettes. no. whet doee he do but eteai e pair of trout"- and pawn 'eln. lie etoie iron the wrong man. an it turned out, And his toiita couldn't nettle the can. The olleere on this heat gave the boy a bed Ila-Had there'e no denying he won the went at the benchâ€"end the judge out his to Jeil for Jo daya. Well. then you have the net'- reeord of all ma oi decent people. One of then killed while trying to ploy fiche.“ one graduated to jail. ‘ and the leader took a notion to jump. 1’30, you don't «a my chill": m around the 4mu_ “5 {MW ald all of ‘0. under 1 WM my boy- 0' Wm M. “10,000,000 (om mm and, an wm hangs to worry w "in [on um» um... Every dog has his day. and it would seem that the New Yuri; dogs me, can all day: their own. for a judge has recently decided thnt dogl are not to be barred out a! eponâ€" neaI hon-en. New York any yet get to the point when children are al- lowed h spat-tum W. A negro magistrate in Louisiana let a man call for help two whole days. from n quickaand into which he had sunk, and refused to render help he- cam he laid the law did not pro- vide for emergencies of that kind. Which prove- the law as much a fetish in Louisiana u it in in a few other plaeea. Ten bend: of the flnestapplee that J. Pierpont. Morgen could buy were re- cenlly consigned to the Paris branch of J. P. Morgan Co. The apples were for dletribntlon among those con- nected with the branch house, some of whom will by this means gain their first experience of‘how a real- ly good Americen apple looks taste; to undergo a campaign of misrepre- eeatatlon before lta true character in ham. but now the {acts are Did. while. there l- ao oeeasion lnr believing thou “arise. The ntunml [old hunter has taken I little nun dowa into the continent necking I winter resort at which he may wear out some of his summer clothes. Medicine llat unite him pretty in". There balmy day after «lay meet-wk each other. with the thermometer marking In high .5 12 in N drgrera‘ belo' zero. At Medicine "at it it} no warn that aleeping bags are not need at ell. and there is never a night from August to June that you can‘t nleep comfortably under tnur bed qnilta, tire blankets and n wonl mattress; and no matter what the temperature. there I; always a cool- ing breeze that makes me in a clean:- heated roan! agreeable and pleasant At Forty-line. of course. they have their winten, as might be expected, but with a record of three years in which the mercury has never gone beneath 70 below zero. it in pretty sale to aay that that is the limit. In fact. everybody that goes there says that place in the limit. For than taking a climate when “no in not no Inna-h "non In t to.- plain; as In (In- on. no In!" un- "' 'm I. l’. Forty-Mlle. Mala. might to recommended. We I00 I filament and. by In enthu- Ilut Just returned Iron than than no mun whit tho Morita and (II-c upon. uut out DI, hue been. the auteur, amt. under any clmm damn, fall- lmnr than 70 degrees bola. nm In much with all now‘ mules. “all district ofMa-Iu Dan: Dan lav-Qty In- den-y. Reed wan oilered aecdnd piano on the ticket with Wil- lm.’“-“ lien infinity in Pro-Ilene]. 1896 and would not think 01 it. some newspapers. the New York World obnervel, have blotfly put him in the notable list 0! American statesmen who missed the presidency by winning the vice ency. This overlooks the fact t Reed. if he ind been vice presi- dent in 1898 and 1899. would as sure: iy have dissented from the war and alumna-m: policies of McKinley‘ no he did in the speaker's chair ln- evitnbiy it would have {allowed that he would not have been LicKinley'n running mate in 1900; therefore would not have come to tho presi- dency by McKinley‘u dc'nth. There are tour instances in our history in which very eminent men missed tho presidency by reiuaing the second place on their party's national ticket. Daniel Webster refused to run with William Henry Harrison and. again with Zachary Taylor. iii» not im- modest estimate of his own merits would not permit him to be the tail of any lesser man's kite. Hence we had Presidents Tyler and Fillmore when we might have had President Webster. Benjamin F. ilutler. oi Ininachusettn, disdain :a to run with ‘Lincoln in 1864, and that gave on President Johnson. wniiu Butler lchd to spend a considerable fortune in vain efforts to re: :h the position 1 which, not knowing it, be Spurned ‘ Roleoe Conkling \ ns'given on unre ltricted liberty is name the vice 4 presidential candldnto by the (inr- Iieid lender: in 1880. and instead oi ‘ taking it himseit bestowed it or. Chester Alan Arthur. who time be- came president. President ilooso velt. it is interesting to remember. I‘ would not be in the white house to- dny it he could bavo had his own way at the Philadelphia convention ' in 1900. when he proiexted to the int moment against being “shelved in the rice presidency." Reed. how- ever. the World inserts. mined oath in; by rein-log to run with McKinley in 1696. He would simply hnva mined making his great mark on the ope-her who radially changed tlw rule: of the house, and would nut hon come any nearer to the prrnv W 9» gm. 3kg: yuan-.31 u I gmufimuuuuiumuuuWu-u4 33313313.?+o+o+o+o+.+o+o+o+o+.+o+o+o+o+o+.+ i noumn. DULD AND BXCHANGBD. CULLbCTIUNS I I AND LEGAL BUSINESS TRANSACTBD. p m. g .. Ililllllfllllillilifflli 60:5 ownâ€"«:05â€" tutti . ‘-“._ WfllliiilIffllllflilllllli *fl’ na"mycuuuuauuunnwuuq g. Downers Grove, "1., or 106 Royal Ins. 8143., Chicago. g mun-nun .13..+1.0.73.1.9.5+o+1.1.0+0+..n.oro+o+o...o+o+o+o+o.~6.â€"..+ v'vvwvvvwvyâ€"rm-uvvvvvvvvvw §FOR SALE! 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Six room house, 64 Oakwood Ave, furnace heat. Seven room house, 56 Oakwood Ave. Eight room house, 107 Belmont Ave. Nine room house, 77 Foote Ave. T on room house, 97 Railroad Street‘ These houses are all in firstizlass repair. Will sell them on a small payment'down and terms to suit the customer. Buy a home before the big advance in real estate which we are going to have. See me at once. ‘ In! for Bull»: a lay Gar wagons call In Downers (Brow Every Monday, and China» The most particular people in Downers Grove haw their work done how. “'0 alsd make a feature 0| family washing aml make low prices. A postal n! (clcphom: will will [wing our wagon loryourlmmllc You are interested in getting you linen laundered in the best possible manner. Satislutory to you and saving to the garments. Our laundry tums out the finest work possible. Beautilnl finish. prompt service and saving in wear in clothes are features of our work. pleasing all of out patrons. H. W. ANDBRMANN, Proprietor. 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