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Tue”: :82. orncl loo-I: L. w 3.. r. I. LC tn 8.. r. Telephone No. 0. “John- Ave" on. Uthce: "‘\ Fletcher Block W. E. BRAND, Local Agent ‘ -RAFFEN BAKER. Coal,‘ Building material, and Ice TILIPHONE N0 3‘ Dentist. 07m: noun. Abâ€"em'sunda and Mom , . u day' dnnnx §ummeL .u-m kniffic‘: Fire and Tornado Ins. 00s., II. P. Electric Light Co. The Chicago Furniture Co The Most a: North Geneue Sn. l‘ “i 1".” m. to x: m. nun-um. m. 3 to 5 p. m. . LLOYD M. BERGEN. M. D. bR. H. H BOULTER. Ofllce. Brand’s Studio Annex, m Central Avenue. Dr. Frank al.1119113,? I / DRECKAYE, Brilliant, ~ 0 Durable, l Ecomomlcal. « Promslml «- Representing First. Clues TRY IT AND SE: 1‘ Telephone 45. DlN "ST- Highland Putt. “We“ Waukegln ‘ {flu . If you .waht an onidéff that can draw muffin; Wiwoggffin granite boulder, go to Mrs. Bock” . she has a bushel fresh from Beruffhda. We tried one and its power than unlim- ited.. - - I ‘there is a_ “nigger in _- he fence” somewhere about this " school. Not at all; air; there is Ill; genes any ‘where hear the school. ‘. but he saw was a fifth grade boy waiÂ¥ijng behind ~a stump for a chance todgp into the high school, that’s all. ' 3 One tax apayer ’says *3! believes 3% day night that Mrs. 0’ kiéked (war that ‘old I: which started the histox‘ Fire,” one of the most , mitios o! the world a ' best things: ever happe cago. ' ~ It was just. 29 years? The farmers of Lake iunty will hold a two days institugé-i {Dec. 7th and 8th at Libenyvilla r :We have attended a good many 3. ch gather- ings and later on wulk wife: a few suggestions eoneernin gfie making the most of such an il18§g}N They can be made very profit'ei’,g file or very useless to the farmers, m3 3mm. them W: useful. :31 Some enterprising citi Likn made a reoonnoieance of the ugh school building a few days ago, 34nd report- ed that it has as many indo‘vs as pupils? That is to safflthere is a window for each scholar, 30 twenty- one “skippers” include: If win- dows, then, can put. lean? ling into the pupils, our “sweet girl g, :Bjduatee” of the future will be an awf Elly learned 10‘ of girls; almost blue flocking: in fact. » )3! I A western publisher on being asked by a prospectiv advertiser where his paper circula ~d, replied: “My paper goes to Nort ifnnd South America, Canada and ‘ " Isles, and it is all I can‘ it from going to h l . u . A prominent businms 3,31: mid us Monday the “gown talk”; he heard it, it was about out my Sic schools. He said the' people ask ;3 him how much these aeh’oola cost fie people. He further says the pa! ‘fle are he- ginniug to wake up to k: .jw whether wha; they get in ten 31‘ is worth 'what it c0313.. All righ wake up and get at the truth. 3 3 We would like to ash :ich intelli- gent Voter in this city to fiive a good honest, manly reasdn for: é‘oting three weeks hence as be inter, a to vote. Political speakers talk}: the hour and most of what they a i{would not “pan" out very well ir :igcold type, subjected to a careful 80h :iiny. Now good reader, give yi' hreelf your honest reasons for votin {as you in- tend to vet and how ' huch of a reason are they, 3' 3; It has always, been finystery to "outsiders” why all con étry editors are rich. Now that a fiesta": pa- per has let it' outdhq fournaliatic field it the future will ) doubt be: overworked. This is bod 3} happens: A‘ohild is born; the 1 $01- in at. FRIDAY, OCT. gic schools. ;3 him how fie peeple. file are be- fgw whether it is worth ; wake up oting three a to vote. glut M‘on _ guy‘s cow issue lamp ‘i “Chicago ‘E-ible cala- [nne of the d to Chi- Mme got: 810; the editot mu 0. It is christepod. and the miniater gets 85 and the editor gau'OO. VWheu it marries the minister gets .10 and s piece of cake, and the edi tor gets 000 In the course of time it dies; the doctor gets from ‘5 to 8100, the minister, perhaps gets as other 85, an undertaker from 825 to $50. The editor prints s notice of death and an obituary two columns long, and gets 000, besides lodge and societi resolutions. a free dud of thanks and a lot of poetry. No wonder the editor gets richâ€"Es. , , Deeps-sacking Pay? . The acting pastor of the Baptist church in this place, Prof. Whyts of Lake Forest, wants an evening preaching services. ' He believes the church not only needs such s service but that it cannot do its full, heaven appointed vvork in this community without it. Hence last Sunday evening that service which has been for many months. in a state of in- nocuous desuetude was revived and with encourageing results. The church will decide by its. treatment of this service whether it wishes it continued. and we believe that de- cision will have very much to do with the future prosperity of the church. ' When the proposition came up to have the evening sermon or presch- ing service revived the question netunlly arose. is it worth while or will it pay; that is does preaching pay, for it is II distinctively, though not exclusively, II preaching service; that is the sermon, the presche'rs message, is to be the distinguishing feature of the evening. In sane churches the sermon is never the distinguishing future, it is the ser- vice, or the music or something else; the sermon, briel, the more pointless the better, is n secondsry'mstter. Hence our questions today, does preaching pay? Before answering, however briefly this question, we should understand what is meant by preaching. Is it anything and everything which a man utters in the pulpit? Ohlno. Preaching. as we understand. is the delivery of God‘s message that is the utterance of God’s truth as given in Holy Scriptures. “Go preach the preach ing that I bid thes"is God’s com. mand Well, what does he say is to beprsached? “Preach the Word.” Now such preaching is notessay writing, or lecturing, or saying about religion, or the Word at Jesus Christ. Real preaching is roiceing God’s truth, not in science or poetry or literature but as contained in his word. The preacher Is to stand up in his pulpit and God’s truth or word as revealed in the Bible is to have voice or utterance through him: he speaks as he is moved by the Holy Spirit, that is preaching, all else isa travesty of preaching. It is mere sham, wukness and Ive may almost curse of the modern pul- pit that instead of clean, unadulter- ated, bold fearless preaching of the gospel it is buslud delivering essays on religious topics, or semi- religious themes. or politics thinly veiled un der a religious garb, or discourses on biblical criticism, high or low, or oftener neither. As we said at the outset. Prof. Whyte believes preaching the gospel Sunday evenings in Highland Park will pay. Is no right? One thing seems sure, if it will pay to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ anywhere it will pay in Highland Park. The Park is as good a field for preaching the gospel as Chicago or. Vermont or China; no better and no worse. Tem- porary conditions may var , but the essentialleonditions are Ike every- where, irrespective of the - civilian. tion. cnltmie' or environment. In View of all these things does presch- .~ l ins mt ,: Resists? hen Tuesday, Oct, 16. 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