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The good uegroes of the days be- fore the war thoughtdlmy were upm- plimenting a white man whvu 'pr'py- mg for him in public and’ in E'his presence, if they emmmtksnlty §n'3-' {erred m him‘ as "the chief afflict mars," and made win! meiltioh‘gjoi The Chicago and Waukegan at- torneys looked gunned, wondering what kind‘of a city government this pretty town of Highland Park had. The judge told them the marshal Was the mayor’s appointee eno fairly represented the administration rfgr the mayor could remove him any time he saw fit. ‘ time in; saw fit. ‘ i To the Editor. W ' It is said the- bait way to hupdle They Meant Well. gthe liquor 'busiuprsr is to put it On At a éertain convizution in the: high license. became its sale can not South .a colored minister occupied tribe prohibited by luv. It is. th re~ seat on the platform with the whitei fore, better to letvlizé its sale than clergyman. When it came\his turngbave an illegal bu~=iuess. «With the to speak, he rose, Surveyed the laargeisame argument lvt us take some audience, and in the most impreséive: other wrong or or e-ril. Say‘we take manner said: * , I ' innurderâ€"«mnrder‘ cauriot. or is not, “And now», gentlemen; I’ll giveiwhpily hvoided by law. for thong-mud: you a chunk of thought, WithOutloi‘murders occur Mary year. Why dress or garbage.” ' . {not put a high lice: se on it and than The good negroeo o! the daya§iie-iunhe.jt_lawhil? Would this be a fore the war thoughtathey were emu- n proper means of? preventing this piimentiug a white man when 'p 3- crime? “High licénse is the abom- ing for him in imbiie umb in his; pinationff. It is :i truce betroen presence, if they emphummllj dfltphenuesq Ind :{Wl’iotflbnt be fermi to him‘ as "the chief ‘ “I“! tweengthw there it no chance for I “as,” and made Wat meritioit‘fotwmmm Young that love homej O Why‘ Vote lorMfl‘lnhy. Perhaps the issues before the peg- ple were never more clean than now. Certainly not since Lincoln’s first election. The 1133.! issue is the busi- Editor Sheridan Road NIW: Lang : Do I want our uountr ’q' wbndetful prosperity killed? " but is, do I want the lmrd timed of 1893; of 1873, etc , to come again, when men w.“ walk the streets begging for Work and can get none; when money must be idl‘ in the banks because .it cannot be fely invasted. And es- pecially 0 working men want to ask themselves tkese questiuns, for hard times mean. low wages or no wag at all. . _ ,' ~ ' If you want hard times. business disaster. prosperity destroyed, 10w wagee‘oruowages at all, vow'Ior Bryan. If you want good times, prosperity to continue. Work plénty, wages good ,and steady; peace Ind happinesg for yourself and family, you will vote 1118‘ McKinley ticket. More to follow. Judge Hibbard met .; couple ofl litigants last Saturday at the city! building and spent an hour tryingi to eflect a friendly settlement.‘ While, thus engaged on the Oldi library steps the shower came opt and they all went up into the coon-- cil chamber where Mr. Morton wasi at work enlarging the room Soon; City Marshal “Tom" Dooley came in; and after looking about for a while; ordered Mr. Hibgard. and the other Chicago and Wuukegun attorneys t0I leave the room. as he was the cue ' todian of that building Mr. Hib hard told him the council some tin)? or three years ago, on the sugges. : tiou of then Aldermen Cuehmum; authorized the judge to use that: room for holding courts, and even went so far as to due“ the city nar- ; she] to _keep the room warmed and lighted for that purpose. _ , _ l FOR SALEâ€"Light machine wagon nees stability and prosperity of the country. Congress and the people at large have «learly and emphati- cally declared for tho gold standard; that is, for an honest dollar, worth 100 cents anywhere and everywhere and all the time. That is the way an honest German' busineas man expressed it a few days ago. That is the issue as clearly stated by the republicans. ' > - ... 1 ... ,- Now in face of this decisibp of congress and the people, Bryah’ and flies come out for free silver, 16 to 1, as it is called which simply means a dollar worth 1(1) cents today, 75.cents next Week, later ’on only ’30 cents and so on. There are honest money democrats, but they don’t control the party. Bryan is himself a strong silver man, and the moment he is elected the business interests of this country will be thrown into confusion. Pumice and hard‘ times will follOW; must follow indeed. Every business man knows that, no matter what his party ami- ations are. Hence. the question, the one and only question, in fact for any voter to ask himself, is this: Do I want the business interest of this country from one end to the other paniiyzgd: ‘? 3R SALE~ Barred Ply inonth Rock and Silver laced Wy andotte Eggs Call at Railroad Men’s alinoat new; fiargain. Scnxun‘n Coon, Jeweler; and Opticians. Communicated. Another Disgrace. 3 Furthermore, the owners of im- iproved prop'eny are wmlwlled by Him city to kéep evyu their sidewalka §(cit_v property) if: good repair and ifree from anything that might be- ;wme a nuisance toggthe public. i u would fie furthermore [or his iown interests to do'so; but grunting ithat he and other owners of twin). Eproved ploperty do object, then We . insist it is not only within the powar ;of. the city to com pal the owners of lunch properties to keep their free from Weeds, but. a ‘so tho city may do it at the expense of the ow‘ners. The private mvuer adjoining such a inuisaow has no legal rightlto do no: iThe city has. ‘ Now it. deed not matter what Mr. lHuwkins, Dr. Bergen], or Mr. Thorns may do to keepjheir lawns beauti- lnfwl, clean and do“ of noxious [cacti-I. no longing large lot in the E midst. of the city. and adjoining the ,rgspective properties named above, is allowed to grow rank with all [sorta of objectionable weeds, and Iltluise‘weeds gong to seed and seat- gtering broadcast the crop ovet llge é rest of the city. ' \ There is an ex-pteuidentof a Penn- sylvania coll, who, in his Prince- ton days, occasionally to. preach for colored peoplr. He was very papa!" with the uegroes, and one Sunday evening, the: he had pmnehed a rousing sermon, a prayer meeting was held, over which he pm- aided; An old colored» brother led in prayer, saying: “Oh, Lord, we than]; thee for Brother C.’s sermon. Bless him. for thou knoweet li'i's hurt in like a page of unclean hirde,’ (fill of all manner of wickedness and fillings.” ' In the _chapter of the statutes un- der head of cities. villages, and mwns, among the powers of the city couhcil enumerated the 75th is, “To dwlare what. shal! be a nuisance., and to abate the same; and to. im- pale/fines upon parties who may cre- atefeontinue or suffer nuisances to A mom recent awry proves that the custom still surfing: among the negroes of» Virginia: A gentleman gaVe a five‘dollar bill some.time ago to a str'uggling psVerty stricken col- ored church in southern Virginia. SOYâ€"large I sum had never. Sefore home from a single individual; and dug ppoplu wepyvefivhelmed. It. hairpened tha' the) gentleman, Mr. 0., went to the church the fol- lowing Sunday; am‘ took a back seat in the gallery. ”What was his amaze- ment to hear from‘ the pulpit the following descriptiya prayer: " "O, Lawd. bless ’L'iarse C. He plays (midi-s. he drinks. hp races, he gambles; but he’s given five dollars to this church, auul 0. Lawd. blush him!" Mr. C, dodged behind a post and hurriedly rotired. â€" Youth's Companion. ' ' , ' ' _ Nuisance. , w Théfstatute of‘ II. inois in enumer- ating nuisances says: “Provided. that nothing in thiesecliou contained shall be construed to prevent the municipal authorities‘oi auyincor- panned city, town: or Village from declaring whit shall he nuisances, and aiming the same within their limitai’, » Surely we oughtfim‘t to burden the property owuer winimproves his iot and‘lhureb; makes it floubly valuaé hie-to the city. and at the same time. let the man go free who lives else- where and holds his uuimprov lots for a rise» in prim}. 2“ the Anpedial sins which justified “is 993* . We mention Mr- Thompson’s lot as a sample It is not worse than muny others m difiareut parts of the city, not do we believe B_lr. Thomp- sou is a mad who would‘ Object (if his attention Were officially callud to it) to pay for buying his lot Kept (" ‘ o'f ofl'ensive Wefidw. Commutfcauon Dr. McGifl'ert, the famous pro. Imiuf of New Yer/k. may be it here- tic, but if he is, We wish every Pres, byterian. as well as every other pnl pit. had such I heretic in it. Here is what he said last Sunday in n Chi- cago pulpit: "The world‘s great need in God. and the world needs the revelation which God has imported and will yet import to all of us. Tlnrt we bring from converse with the divine God. the shining eye. the glistening face. the eloquent tongue. the treneflgnred liloâ€"thin it Is tlmt the World ash of us as Christine. this nliovejll else in our debt to our Inllowmen. Wu ever duty more solemn! Was ever privilege more glorious? May God be rid: on! Key we with God!” Mm. Millet. who has been an oc- cupant of the Blacklot place on See and street,' moved Wednesday to Evanston. E. S. McNichols has taken a posi- tion with Dale Sweetland. the west side pharmacist. He will occupy the flat overhead. A boy recently; come into the home of Du, Thoren, I former pesto: of _the United Evangelical church. _ and country, pull down the truce. or fire u‘pon it and you shill becrowned with loco-s, for it it coming Ind lot no man close his can to the dis- Cant rumbling of the oncoming chariots of victory. v i . ‘ nun-nu u: a sauna: Miss Holden, of Kansas City. is npegding a ten days at Ravinook. Mn. Bohl has a choice line of ladies’ ready-made skirts and pegti‘ Station Agent Arpu has moved into the Alford house melted by T J. Format. , . There will be another Woman's tournament on the Ennoor links next week. Miss Fanny Hairy, of Chicago. returned to her home after a visit of two Weeks at Mrs. Frimm's. Schneider J: Cooke will make your broken npectacles look like new for a remnable charge. Ennis! Bluir. who has the ahoe polishing stand at Herman Deuul’s in. doing well. He gives twenty shines for a dollar. The Northwestern are grading about the freight house. They filled up the low spots in Central avenue near the tracks yeotaniay. Noereuberg Hiutz hue some- thing of ingorest in tlmir ad in an. other column. Don't forget their shoe sale next week. Evary pair I! a sacrifice. 1' The services at El're‘nezer church néxt Sunday. will. be suspended, as pastor and :11an of the pmple will beiu attending at the Napaflille camp muting. On account of rain on Wednesday. St. Mary’s church picnic was held in Sheridur Purk. instead 0! at th- Weiu’u grove. Despite the chunge on so short. notice. a large crowd gathered during the ntwruoon and ewening. when the usual emrcises and dancing Were carried out. ’ S. Bergdofl. who was formerly an engineer fut A. W. Fletcher. and lam employed hy the Highland Park Electric Light Co.. has not been new pines August 10th. On that date he drew all his wages from the company.- He left no word with his wife. nor did he give her. any money. leaving her and child penni- lees. Manna. cod» u" an» Miss. E. L. Erskine still has a few summer haul which Ibo wifl closeout very cheap to nuke place far new amok. Remember at the Same time that this is headquarters for Rosen‘eld. Ladysmith and all other o'utiug hats. + The United Evangelical Sunday school held their picnic in the lake front park yesterday; although the abundant rain of the day before made the grounds somewhat dump. it did not .ufl‘ect the spirits of. the children and people, and a pleasant time was mased. Mr. and In. OWen. of Chicago. have bnen'at A. W. Flewhbr'n ‘Ceu~ Ital nvenu‘é home the past two Weeks. They are enthusiasm: Marthe Park. They expect to return to Chicago on Sunday Highland Park. W. 0. Tyoxu. iCoal. Building * ! and Ice.‘ i nun-Mom: m: Chm Phone M 8068 Guscoc. so. John-Av... u... M DRH. H. BOEfLTER. rm ‘3). onto: '00-: Luwld r. I 7.. 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