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age matinee. ARKET. NEE try country my Day. 'DEVILLE. azK. Railway ren '25 CHI!» CHILDREN Locus tannin and In! in 0"“ Em CEITIM. "Elli. HIGIUIINM Electrical KUIST, Butter. Some miscreaut stole Frénk B. Ggeena, one-whe'eled, two-handled gdtomobile, commonly knovm £38 a' wheel-barrow, Thursday night. The thief carefully laid of the side boards and took only the running gear. He had'better-retum it and save exposure, costs and trouble. There are about forty children from the Moody Church Sunday Séhoolontin the Harrison White House at Ravinia for a summers ontingx They eat lots every day and their patient matron sometimes won- der'how long the meal in the barrel will hold out. , Me tickets and dnlts on Europe st. Erskine’s Bank. Mr. Althur P. ‘Dunn, returned Sat- urday but from his extended trip firm Winonsin, Michigan, 0n- W», to the “Pan" exposition. He I!” the electrical display ’at the “Pun” is something wonderful, can’t be described; it must be seen to be’ appreciated. 'Hr. Levin, who has been _over- hauling the Dutch clock Pastor mediohl brought home from H01- hnd, took it down to the Manse hardy and put‘it up and it went like a clock to the great delight of all the homhold. fining. pun-chm“! Colgate”: Toilet prep-ntwn at jobbers discount. can all ache“: n my firm. Dale‘Sweetâ€" The carpenters, painters and land. scape gudener, are'pumng the long neglected ,“Tanglewood” into shape Infinite new owner, Mr. Jones and his fnmily. Xajor Boys} P. Davidsoh's auto- .diles are to be finished and ready for service this week. Saturday. Mr. ‘0th has exua help working on them for some time. Minn Ella St. Peter, returned home but week from Iowa where éhe spent metal weeks with relatives and friends. The Security Manufacturing Co. ., like Guy Electric works, closed “I! hat week and we understand workingmen’s Iamiliesrage mov- iag away. 'liss Baynor' sent-“ins will be mined ofl‘ on September 2nd there 15 only a M fish.“ left some uni helpa good Tickets at Ladies Bazar. Try that. popular drink at Dalefiweetâ€" land’s allied Allsks Snowball. [in Ella St. Peter returned 1m week {you} Iowa where phospentsev- on! week. with relatives afid friends. ’B. w. White is making some im- provements oh his beautiful home, “Rose Glen.” on Central avenue. Highland Pnk Real Estate, D. M. Erskinedwo. 1 _ We wonder if Bankef Clark retains the old name, “Sylvia Della,” for his place! 3:. and Mrs. W'anorny of Chi- cago, spent the forepa’rt of the week with Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Brand. Miss Alma Freberg has gone to Jackson, Mich, to be present at' her friend’fg, Miss Lizzie J amea, wedding. Pgofeason: King has cleaned; the fly upoeka 05 the postofice windows. LAKE FOREST, iununumuuu“ lfiiҤ!ޤ"l§¢$l§!§!t§ VOL X. The best medium for lake more enterprises is the Never let “9 on Adventis- inu. In these dayl (me must advemse to keep bun- ine-u as well u to »..â€"'-:n'« in '~ ”W‘mm HIGHWOOD. If adealer asks you to take some- tthing said to be “just as good Rocky Mountain Ten made by MndisoaI :Medicine 00., ask him if he make 5 mor I ‘rmoney For sale by G. B. Cumming» C- 14 Nathan 0. Moore, the watch day up north was at the council nieetinl 1: :housands of ’ Nazarene exhaustive study of the life of the The result of this re. search, and Gen.. Lew Wallace’s answer to Ingersoll, was“Ben- Hur,’ I work which has been more widely read than any printed volume, save July the sacred Scriptures. In homes “Ben- Hur" for Er. Johns avenue bridgv ‘ ’Thu , ight. If that bridgl Eatends on the book-shelves side by don’t go straight across that ravim l‘gide with the Bible. as it had.“orter,” he intends some thing shall drop. He 13 like a smal Gen. Wallace 'gives us a clear, sharply defined and nost vivid view of Him “who snake canine pulling at a root ~he don’ s In never man spake before;” he has let go If the local board wanE iurrounded Him with living charac- pesee of mind and future prosperit)i1 ere, and he has depicted the scenes for themselves, their families and th 'city,they will put that bridge straighs i across. Every one, save a few inter. ested parties, .want' it straight, thr others can take a back seat Ind times of the most interesting )eriod of the world’s history with surpassing beauty. _It was inevitable i‘hnts book of such powerful dra- ‘ rustic and romantic interest should A party of 'Highland Park busi ness men called on Senator Cullurv at the Moraine Hotel last Tuesda ‘ evening, and found him In his usua good health and spirits. The sena tor entertained his callers with stories of Lincoln, and reminiscence of his younger days in southern Illi nois. ’ You'have notieed the extension (" the sidelmlhs about the public schog building, the repainting of the cal Woodwork. Now they are going t have a new sidewalk by tlle Electri light plant, on the south side of th street, 85 the little Mary’s an Johnniee, Susana and Peters won" get run over by the Electric cars. Smthing syru p and other opiates ax '- nothing these. hot days and nigm :~ compared with a ride on the Elbow" cars, which beat the best, nurseries “av holler" for sleep for the children i Insure your property with Erskine Co We are glad to see lthe eflieiei’t street and alley committee are pu - ting “ends” on a lot of old camel t sidewalks pill; to the curb stapes. I’M some places the eurbstones rise a?) itch or; two‘ above the level of We walkâ€"why is tbét except to knock ofi boot heels. . V Photographer Home of Fort. Shei- u. W Main seems to have his hands fuli ‘? work just now. The $0315 in 11L ' ‘ make rush on cabinets for tha' dear cups at home. He took 30m fine urge sized. veiws of the railroagi wr‘eé 1531i Week id Highvmod ' , Don’t you‘ forget. that Presider" H H Thoren of LeMars, Iowa, wi ‘ preach In the brick church next Sm day evening. in English Helps young ladies to withstand tll‘ shock of sudden yroposals, that s whr': ‘ Rocky Mountain Tea has done. 35 - Made by Madison Medicine 'Co. sz sale by G. B. Cummings. C-‘ir Pastor Haefele of the brick churi [1 takes a couple of weeks vacatk u starting Monday for St. Paul thenw to Fargo ind Bismark. thance nor. ‘1 up towards, or to the Manitoba liu If he finds the north pole be wz. 8‘ bring it. home -_ g ' St. Mary’s church has its aunu 1’ picnic next week, Thursday; tin 15th, at Fort Sheridan Park, a!) a '1 invited. St. Mary's folks alum» have an attractive picnic. : Hammocks and Golf Goods at Purdy‘:: FORT SHERIDAN, HIGHLAND I'ARK, One 0! the most curiocus incidents in contemporary literature is the fact that Gen. Lew Wallace’s famous novel, “Ben-Hut," is the visible re- sult of a chance meeting on a rail- road train and a subsequent discus- sion; upon the truthfulness and merit of Christianity between the author and the late Col Robert Inger- soll. General Wallace ha alwayl’ been a man of‘strong religious incli- nations ~indeed, the splendid dex seription of the, Wise Men in the1 Desert had-been written long before} this meeting with Ingersoll, but the claims shd arguments of the greatest agnostic of modern times were put with such picturesque directness that the author felt he was unable to combat them. His senses were charmed with the eloquent and poet- ical presentation of the cause of ag- nostieism, but he was by no means convinced of its truth. But this dis- cussion'sank deep into his mind and it led him to- make a" careful and exhaustive study of the life of the Nazarene. The, result of this re- search, and Gen.. Lew Wallace’ 3 answer to Ingersoll was“Ben- Her,” 1 work which has been more widely read than any printed volume, save mly the. sacred Scriptures. In :housands of " homes “Ben-Hut" stands on the bookshelves side by side with the Bible. Gen. Wallace gives us a clear, sharply defined and nest vivid view of Him “who snake is never man spake inform” he has surrounded Him with living charac- ers, and he has depicted the scenes Ind times of the most interesting )eriod of the world’ s history with ‘ rsurpessing beauty. _It was inevitable ‘ “A great divine once said: 001. Robert G. Ingenoll has done more for the cause of Christianity than any othelf man of modern times." uBy 113d:- Works. Ye Shall Know Miae Ruth Kerehew of Blooming- ton, who has epent two Weeks in the Park‘with her sister, Mrs. Fred} P. Luther, returned to her home Wed- nesday. She had a delightful time while here, saw 'all the .lécal sights and points ‘of interest. including a trip to Milwaukee on the whaleback and lesser ones to points nearer at hand. She spent one afternoon‘ on the gal! grounds, an evening at the Fort, '1: look at the Moraine, etc. The beauty thief has come to stay. Unless you drive the pimples and black- ‘ heads Sway: ' Do this; don‘t lopk‘like a (right; 1'aké’ Rocky Mountain 1'99 tonight. Lira:- ”Wit 3; mm‘m (m FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1901 Remember 'Dtle -8w¢etland sells Thompson-Reid’s lee‘Crémn in pint- and quarts, of in Inge quanti at Chicago prices. J. R. Bowman and family are spending their vacations in this beautiful suburb and are staying at Mrs. Bohl’s home, Grace Cottage, it seems good to have them with us once more: Real Estate Loans. D. M. Erlkine RAVINIA, 2. The great play will remain at the mm»! for a limited period. so much intertet has been centered in this engagement, and on many in- quiries have been made by mail and telegraph. that Klaw end Erlnnger have decided to accept orders {or sects for pay of the performance: of the first weeks, with the exception of , the initial representation. These; will be filled in the order of their receipt, if accompanied by check or money order. The advance eale will open at the Illinois Theatre, Chi- cago, on Thursday, August 8th. Seats for the first performance of "Ben-Hut" will have to be procured at the pox 0508 of the theatre, ’ have attracted the instant attention .of dramatists, and strong overtures were made from time time by some of the foremost managers. looking to its presentation on the stage. To all " these General Wallace was as ads- mant. He replied to all that he could notseehow the scene oi the Star of Bethlehem. the sinking Roman galley, the great chariot race or the representation of the miracle on Mount Olivet could be presented. To his mind there were insurmount- able mechanical dificulties in the way of the first three, and as (or the last, his fixed and immovable decis- ion was to allow no representation ‘ of the personality of the Nazarene to be seen in a dramatic spectacle. For years these objections stood .as an insurmountable barrier and it was not until Klaw Erlanger approach- ed Gen. Wallace am he consented} to go over the matter. After many‘ conferences, extending over months, Klaw a Erlanger finally submitted the outline of a drama which over-V came his every objection. 'B the kl ol'the most lingual devices. made possible only remarkable advance in electri l art. they set before Gen. Wallace odels which convinced him that the sentation of the Star of Bethlehem, the galley scene and the chariot race could be put on the stage with the most‘perlect aud startling realism that had ever been witnessed in a“ dramatic spectacle. Klaw Erlan ger, at the same time, submitted a plan for the miracle scene, in which the Saviour was not seen. but his presence and influence suggested by a shaft of white light of the most wondrous brillance. Any presenta- tion of the personality of the Naza- rene would {all and fail, but this supernatural light. resting on the faces of the multitude on the moun- tain side, would indicate the near- neas of His presence with more in- ,tensity than has ever been witnessed Sin a theatre. Gen. Wallace then gave his consent and the book was dramatized by William Young, Eeq., one of the most noted and competent playwrights ol the day. Such is the story of the placing of “Ben-Hut”. { on the stage. “Ben-Bur" hse here- , tpiore been seen exclusively in the cities of the cast, its engagements 1 being limited to New York, where it 1 played ever a year. to Philadelphia, I BOswn and Brooklyn. Its first western engagement will open the season at the Illinois Heat". Chicago, on Monday eyening, Sept. GLEN COE, B. F. Gump and wife, who In" been visiting in New Rodldlo, NJ, leave next week foi home via Pod- lapd, Me" Now York city, m City and Washington, D. C., w ing wont a week in ouch plus. Chicago, Aug. 8. ~â€"~Frenk Howetd Collier, the one time brillient lawyer and man of claim, died It the county hospital unattended by tele- tivee or friends and minimal to only by the physicien and names of the county institution. “Old Frank Collier is still in the land of the lir- iug," said he a few houre baton hi! death, “and while there eeeme to be alhck of bouquet. at my I303 bod and an ebeenoe of £1!»th up. . zinee, Iguana [will beebletodefet the dieolntlon long enough to tell eeveul good etoriee end warble e joyous refrain. Relative- m phen- tome' In time of edvenity endlriende are on hand only when Ham le I ‘proepect of rewerd. " The deeth of funk Howard Collier bring- to e ‘cloee on the Inoet pethetie of life’s episodes. At one time poeeeoed of wealth estimated et WAX!) end one of the meet brillient onton in the weet, he heeerne infeired in mindeethereeultoleblowfmu e bludgeon during. politic-l cenneign ebout twelve year. ego. ‘ Ono incident mud an be m Mr. Smith was willing dong Ind found a purse containing a biker dollar and some other nlulia. But while he int there “balding how much cracks; jut, ice ”I, pop and other good thing- thatdolhr would purchuo, w‘hed a charming ypung lady came up and aid in hid lost her purse, pleu- lnd “,0! the gentlemen found it. She doo- cribed the contents and don- W Smith gave it to her like. good little man. mm The Ebenezer church Dad in Sun- day School picnic That-day on the lakeside park. The duy wu perfect undthoochooland mm m outintomo. ' the moon: why you Ibo-1d aid you: telegram by the pout-1. I...” tab phoned mac win mam pro-mate nation and he cant. without «mu. Been-e its eel-vice is W end rel{eble.‘it he: new line-dad nodal-n equipment. 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