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Rubin mint Fara. xxw mm; H lfiHL‘AND- PARK. ILL Eusmm r5 comm 1h A: Ram '0 band fork. I!“ n’hofl awaits. Cooler- s“. for hmhilfl -o'f 15 Uni had 1. {and aid PM we :Wn.situated an: . Roy-r WWAW- HER1’Y. 3min. “L me wining deskgtwo :en shah suitabkfor mid JAS. MCDONALD. -ud board for mm ch’ildm It! the damn: X '3“;- F lat-Cla- nine room WON Charles White, 0 u r erstwhile ‘plumber, has returned and opened a shop in C. P. Sullivan’s old place, one floor south of Poi‘dy’h 9611i - LAKE FOREST! Mr. Joseph Leeming spent sun. any with friends in the Park Goto Blown-111‘s for fine than at honm prices. 1 Miss Clare Goldberg, who has been slightly indisposed for a few days, Is convalemnt. Three times the News-Luna has been with the winning ticket this year. How' :5 that [or a winner? ' There in an exâ€"esndidate’ in the thin! nrd who so” his chance for 0500 for less than 850 last Tuesday. Mr. nhd Mrs. Thou. Home of Oak-4 hood Boulevud, paid the Ntwsr Lmn ofiieo a plasant visit this week. Mr. Wm. Oboe, who baboon oon‘ fined to his bed with a severe attack of the grip, is able to be ground again. The W.H.Johnaon house on Sher idan drivepppoaite the public libra'ry, has been leased by A. E Dorsey. manager of the Nina Luna. ' Get the Perpetual Green Lawn Seed at G. B. Cumming’ s, 'phonc 58; One relief is in sight {or the poo: saluting mortals of lthis. city. No more cards “vote for Bob. Finn [or Keeper of the City Goose Pond.” If you don‘t want to pay dog’tax shut the “dorg” in the oeflan As- sessor Brand in out in force. Look out for him, and say you don’t own a dogâ€"the boy does Moth Balls in any quantity, at G B. Cumming’ 3 drug store, St. Johns Ave. Have you seen how Mr. Biom- dahl. the shoe man, has had to on- large his store by a set of shelves on the out side to accommodate hie fut growing trade. Kiss Brown attended a wedding of a friend in Chicago, Tneeday,and will be ready for her own: nuptials the 27th. The newhouse of Trinity folks was finished none too soon. ' Same portions of the Old Testa- ment Scriptures ure profitable and highly suggestive reading theaedays‘. Brush the dust 03 your long neg- l‘ectad bible and read for’yog‘tgol'ves.‘ Judge Charles H. Baker hae put" in this week since election as a dele- gate from the Royal Amnumlo the State Convention in Galeeburg. He has well. Some wag painted Dr,’1ngell'e white 30g green, and them said the Doctor was trying to catch the Irish vote. "The Doctor beet the regular nominee on the Tammany tieket, “WI‘ ’ ‘ I-Fritz Baht, the florist, has been confined to the house several days this week with the grip; but is 'ahle fie be abut again. He only laments hioinabilitytogetoutnnd vote 101' the winning ticket. » George L. Wrenn’ a home has been rented fer the moon, end he will have quarters at We golf $12: while Mrs. Wrenn spends t Skim out with her daughter and tome of her other children. VOL IX. measure II“). Neva-[lugs on Adm Themlnedmmthie mmmmhmt . me'nwoon. that beiote, and ddes it Leeming spent Sim- A‘Ministgfiali'fiunday School: a. E. Convenitim am he bald in First Unieaa‘Evang'elical Chiral: latter part Qf'Jnne, An interest program win he prepared. ' exact dike is not yet settled.‘ m; If ms Seeds, Plants, bulbs are firstdass‘, the batman}; can buy B. F. Gump, wfio has been i. d up m6 three of “ut months, '- d at timea‘varylnear death’s door, ‘35 point recovered as"to'be out ’T is iwoek for tho first time. Ha 3% [man who votes right without ht}; ‘ g OWOOQâ€" i We no ' sorry that Mayor-e {Evans is confined to his home by tum, from a sé’vere cold contra! some {on days ago. If he will 1 in door a week or so and turd o mints away he will be an right short time. ' A lady asked where the greenhouse: located. Corner of Second and La‘ west side. . The figures‘ in the Mien rel may not always “jibe,” as an- Vlaay down east used to any, bu! with. no correct aid yw‘; m the me: The oificial {sports We see till they are canvassed in city oouncilh We can that Mrs. F. A. Manta ery has 601d her beantifiul lot it pocket’ above’ Mrs. Van Schgi' for the gang little sum of 610‘ She is content to live in her-be ful Sheridan Road north residn Happy woman. ' ' It is reported that the M brothers, one of whom lived’ ' in Dr. Babcock home two years have just secured the coutrc interest in the Great Rock Is‘ railroad and now they can rid a pace to their heart’s content A big suppiy of American Beauty, bushes next week at Geo. B. Cumm St. Johns Avenue, next to Bank. Schumaéh'er’s gal-dun suds He {res} Who 651) say our post oflice‘ixj u'pto data? 'Wewent a lett Chicago Thursday morning 0 9:30 train, and at 3:30 the rep]; in our box. "But "then “Yoe’s replied, somé- folks would have ed twenty-four hours to thi over. ' Bishop John Jacob Escher, many years a bishop of the Eve; lea! Association, died at» his be; Chicago on last Tuesday after} Funeral services will be held 13- late home at 11 a. m., andz: Shefield Ave. Church, Chloe; lp.m. he cannot get along in the “What Cheer” state withou was-Lmn, which was nex‘ good “now. Thanks, and m 'as we can “jedge” theme 0hr manta. " ‘ One of our appreciative sub ers in Providence, R. 1., writee Here ia‘a pointer for our coming sweet girl ‘graduate. is what Merchant Higley of W gun says, and we ‘ guess ‘that 2 you too: ' “To each young lad chasing her graduating or do: dresses {we will present a be: white fan.” ' FORT SHERIDVAiN? hiGHL'ANI PARK, V8! )1'6 he lot to lit M his the at rib- but old Ike- an: car uti- Misc Marion 8°11!”di who but béen Spending the winter in Jank- sonvillo and Edna, Florida. in com- pany with Mrs. Chas; W. Kirk, Mrs. Gridley and Miss Camjyne Shields, is expected to return noxt Wednes- day or Thursday Th5 other: will be here about a week later. You will find a large assortmentof fresh garden and flower seeds at dchumacher’ s. Rev. A. Haefele was called to Aurora thio week to nonoider the question of holding a amp-meeting at that place some tillo during the summer. It was doddod topolt- pone we holding of a ufip- meeting until a more favorable location nearer Chicago can be Iound. .One of the best things we have heard since the‘ election was over was that S. Peter Leewh arose early Wednesday morning and got out his marshal uniform, shook out the buflalo moths and hungit ‘out on a line back of his house t9 get out the strong camyhor ode}. Sgt eed. 001. P. T .Turnley,‘o n: veteran of two wars is happy ovet “no molt of‘ the mention. _ , f ‘ film on his own account in favor of lit. Everett as alderman _ Hie service extends back to the old Mexican war and has continued down to thiefily. He is a loyal, patriotic, model citi- zen. One 01 the lively men of Jay, Vermont, gave the children of his village a sleigh ride in honor of the 140th consecutive day of Ileighing this winter, the first time it has 09 curred there in~40 years. "The 1008! paper said. there was snow enbuéh left for from ten to. twenty days more. Many here remember “Ben” Bingham, youngest son of the late S. R. Binghani. Well,'Ben and Mrs. Ben are happy, very happy indeed. over their teh days old daughter, and we hope now. the world. will have another Mary Syman Bing- ham, and as gifted. 8 poems as the original “M. S.'B.” - Several 'heavily laden passenger steamers left, the peer Tuesday night for a 'two years trip up “Salt River.” One passenger had his grip marked. Any one possessing a bureau, chest of drawers, cupbourd, kitchen table or chair that one would give :1 poor widow, kindlynotify Mrs. Egan of Egsndel'e, as soon as possible. What in the sense of living on a fifty foot lot? An old Vermont farm, five miles from a railroad station, of 250 acres, was sold to the man who owned i thirty years ago for only 8202. = but figure eeeme incredible. We knoiv the town but not this farm, which ptobably il hilly, rocky, etc, but it in worth much more than that to grow iw‘ood. FRIDAY. APRIL 19, 1901. Treasur'er Mauck of the Electric railroad bld in .oonfldenee the other day that they 'were very hard up down nt the Presbytertln chard: [or Sunduy school teachers. Wh- askod why he thought IO, his [mic reply Was, “why they just Inked no to take in clans.” It is not «or, mthatcansoo a hole through: ladder lib thntl ‘ RAVINIA, Someofourfrknbmuflngn 0. W. Kid mm d.â€" unto got than none mph-yup MMyM-dvhd II directfrom theoldfih. Wowvohiodldbouly . b I“ w [or it. but“our folks” have quit in we would upped vot- m manufncturo Ind Ila-keenly We! mum than. W. cakeaugnr. F. X. Emhutho dflMMMUWpl-bu genuine Ohio article. whichh good Ind at $2.50. R. an Id my enough (or my muwhovoullot '50th H d~ho McKinley. Your trade will fill Whm“Va"tnn the pk “Bill’s" exchoquor and an you via «Count-mm w afullaome sweetnes- ado-blob”, ad I. I“ ‘ Afulllincomeden mamseaa m ‘0 '0“ '0' W I“ Lat G. B. Cumming’s Gm; m.’phooe “Walla" 58. “mm“wu‘” -Sir Roper Lethbridp, o! ebb-ct. Batu-anathema!“ ”a. Manor House, Elboum, 3.3- 0» 0. E. White, the M, Ito wordboLewis B'mbhl'd “Il‘hi w “M 3'...“- can booomenmcnhcrof unoDovonr math. Put all willow-- shireAasociation if he Match [’1 a... dd a... Baht a. so by remitting tan lupin:- II‘ can. a: St. John's Mun. Id six-pence sterling to the "m, ”(Ill-GM“ P. F. S. Amory. Eng" Druld. w Min-In.“ d M iburton.De'00.Ensllnd- “NW-5 ”duh. am no ”I. ianoeaton came from Bali-buy in ”Inn'WHhtohIm-n in politica, and under the siren.- stdneeshe madeagoed ran. The result showed thht had he not no. and had Mr.Cobb beenahletohold all Mr. Van Biper’s Votes ineddititl to his own he would haue been neu- ly fifty short. Someone who stood by whilethe town officials were oountingthem at town election two weeks ego. said that when Judge Dooly, who was casting up the figures, came to the justiws and saw when he himself was at, stopped a moment, and in language more emphatic than eleo gent. said, “By (3â€", they don't want me, do they!" Evidently that wee the first time that fact hnd dawned on his mind. Poor J udgel Do you want a fine assortment of hy- drangeas, spires: hydrangea and other hardy flowering shrubs? If so, go to Mr. Rnhrk greenhouses. ”BIL-le- thahflhfl'lr Whlmwhmrd sthirdtinotnlfltatthacaim- lithillmmoflh‘l‘“ “(antithetical-bud” wnumcmhumfnsh lataJndgeEben-sr Hoes-NIH smonnmsntto the "limits w andpusided‘atthehahqed.‘ . 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