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IPUT UP BY intz ght C6. the “Malla- u 325 to$35 RY. VANS. lave 2‘13 Kinds. Postoffice. risky. 00M 51 M. Dealer. .bles. 'gs that even! Store ~% 1901 The Chicago papers seem deter- mined to kill off some of the cadets. Failing in their eflort to have bad foot ball accidents, etc., they have now taken to killing the boys by means of railway accidents. Tue‘e- day’s papers tell of the killing of two N.. M. A. Cadets out in Iowa, but as the bays. are all at the academy We are at a loss to know just who were the ones killed in Iowa.‘ , ’ The Cadets will play the Evanston high school elevenion the academy grounds next Saturday. The Evan- ston boys are in good training and have a good record, so an interesting game is expected. The senior and junior classes had an'old :faahioned “spelling bee” last ton, in the academy parloré a fe'w evenings ago. Miss Schultz played the piano and Professor Guyton, the comet, while the cadets and faculty made up the audience The Highland Park Indoor Base Bali Team‘took awhet revenge last Saturday evening by defeating the «dot team by the more of 11 to 9. The cadets, having. twice beaten the Park boys, grew over confident and careless. An impromptu musical was given by Miss Schultz and Professor Guy- _ Quite a number of the cadets and all the members of the foot. ball team, accompanied by Coach Hunter, took 1n the foot ball game at Evan- ston last Saturday. The bataHioh has been fully or- ganized during the last week. All the men and offieen' have been as- signed t9 their proper companies. The band was o'rganized last Thursday, and before long we may expect to hear the sweet(?) strains of the beginners. . THE I'IILITARY ACADEMY. A theatre party to see “Ben Hut" in-a thing of the near future. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. Given away free with our cash sales, You caiu get piece by piece, get any piece you want. The set consists of Cups an; Saucers, Dinner Plates, Breakfast Pla‘es, Pie Plates, Sauce Dishes, Platters, Vegetable Dishes, Pitchers; Butter Dishes, Sugar Bowls. Teapots, Spoix'zers, in fact everything that goes with a fine set of Dishes. V A ' A - . Save our co.upone.- Bring them to us and we will give-,yoti stockery for them. You pay less for ycut good: here than any place In town 1ind we give the crockery to you (no on c profit sharing schemer Our object ie to make this store the m w; popula'r trading place in town. We ask your assistance in making it so. Exa ine each parcel carefully for coupon. Call and see us, we are always pleased to see new faces. 'HIGHLAND PARK H‘AIR, FREE! Richly Decorated English Porcelain Dinner Sets Given Away. The pattern is a flower and scroll design of rare beauty, elegant and tasteful in color execution. It is lavishly finial» " with gold. In fact it is the most beautiful pattern of 'FINE DECORATED PORCELAIN that has ever been imporu” from the EUROPEAN POTTERIES. The color is the fashionable “DRESDEN PEARL BLUE." Makes assimilation Mom, hulthy blood, fi‘nn muscles, strong: nerves; Quicken: thé bnin, makes and keeps you well.” Grout mediate. Rocky on ntsin Tag. 356. Geo. P». Cum- mings. ' 03-82 ing, Pdint, Chest, Fox, Baid Eagle, Oil Creek, Woodcock, Rush. Andy, Fair Chance, Wanioy’s Mark. Wa’m- pum, Jeddo, Shickahinny, Warrior Run, Eden, ' Fonr Coons, Lively Town, Mgahroom and Pencil. ODD NAHES 0F TO‘VNS. The following towns » in Penneylv vania are enumerated in the twelfth census: Jersey Shore, Loyal Sock, Fippenose, Picture Rocks, Wolf, Cherrytree, Cornplanter. Scrub Grass, Victory, Twilight, Parnassus, Freedom, Paradise, Red Li :>::., Moon, Slippery Rock, Daisy Torvm Scalp Level. Snow Shoe, Popeopson, Lick- VJ -__VB-‘,, pre re for their up rance or prevent the r coming by takmg regal lu- doses of Green’s August Flo er, the favorite medicine of the hen th mfllions. A few doses aids Idigestxon, qtimulltes the Iive'r to healthy action, purifies the blood. and makes you feel human! and vigorous. You can get D120. 4}. Green’s reliable remedies at G. B. Cummings'. Get Green’s Special Almanac. 03-11-25 for bnin‘ another for musclfla; and still another for bones. A correct diet will not'oniy nourish a particu'nr part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsit. You must d; -_ _,A __-___s Another ridiculous food £8 (1 has been branded b the most competent unth- orities; hey have diapell- ed the sill notion that one kind of 10911 is need‘ Saturday night. The man vsho stood up the longest. was to receim a prize, and another prize was to h.- given to the class of which he was A. member. Cadet Menard (’03) was t‘nr winner and received for his prize .:-: sofa pil- low. The juniors ate “fuyiigee” and were thankful that Mayne t was one of their men. The prizes when were the work of Mrs. R. P De :niaon, to whom credit must be given for the success of the afiair‘. Brain Food-Nansen e. SOHETI‘"I N THAT WILL INTEREST YOU. aut?fu1 Dirlrler Set! er‘ee! Given AWay With Our Cash Sales Free! I 36d . Goldberg, Manager. all qooked food served on neat and attractive dishes make; home pleasant and cheerful; THE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWS-LETTER. Bring fir Job Printing 00 the NEWS-LITTER oflice. ' No time of year so plea-ant an autumn in the hardwoOd forest country about French Lick Springu, Ind., on the Monon Route. Hotel op'en all the year round. Steam heat and open fires. Best mineral water on earth. Two trains daily. City ticket 0300. 232 Clark street, Chicago~ "1- I Hiram F. Lawler, pastor Method- ist Episcopal church (English), High- wood avenue, east of Waukegan a‘v- eune. Homing aetvice, 10:30 a. 111.; Sunday school, 11:45 a. m.; Junior League, 4 p. In; Epworth League, 7 p. m.; evening service, 8 p. In. All are cordially welcomed at every service. Rally day at the M. E. Sunday school was celebrated by songs and verses, each one taking part did their best and thus made the time fly fast and pleasantly. {The new sidewalk on St. Johns avenue from the Bloom to Vine ave- nue is nearing completion and many hearts will he made glad, especially the school children from the north end of Highland Park._ INDIAN SUHHER AT FRENCH Ll“. Quité I few of the ladies wont to the Evanston conference during the woeli. Among them were Mrs. Hal: nbird. Mrs. E. Gail and Mrs. Carrie Gail. ‘ ' Mr; T. Bonner, the High street florist,-is building an ndditionlto hi- greenhouae. Busineel in growing, consequently more room is required; Mrs. B.‘ 0. Fribch has gone flo' spend several days with her mother, in Deerfield. Mandamus Schafler and Webster were appointed delegates to the Methodist conference at Evamton. - SPECIAL. FREE! . HIGH WOOD Ira. Carrie Fres} 1 Eggs. lSundny Poultry and Long hove Creamery Butta. songs and partdid\ We ourproctccdirectfromdufarm andcan crto walways fmh. Weaimtohandle‘ nlythebestandfruhcst. the time We want to extend our bus es and will guarantee satisfaction Vlne Avenul Phone 403. FINE LAUNDRY WOR . D01 ESTIC FINISH Our Specialty SHIRT. WAISTS .ND FANCY SKIRTS as they mld be done. We are also prepare to handle your Family Washing carefully a; lat very reasonable prices West Central Ave. All the Latest On IMPROVED HIGH AND PARK REAL ESTATE In Sum: of z :,000 and Upwardg. MON I5 Y -TO LOAN AT ' E PEB EDGAR M SNOW 6: CO. 101 WASHING» .'0N ST., CHICAGO. RELIABLE S'EAM LéyNDRY Mngnain Spring Wateg peliv‘ered Fresh Every Day. MRS BOCK’S. Gr6ce -ies, Vegetables and F .ruits on the Market am Pings: OUR GOODS THE BEST. 1901 CENI FREE! Highland Park.