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J. C. ROGAN, orna- noun : .9â€"12 HIGHLAND PARK Tolopllone 382. CHICAGO. ‘NEw YORK. BOSTON (mice: Fletcher Block. TELEPHONE 77. Supremls Floor Finish flhicago Garnish $0.. Hotel Inglesido. HIGHLAND ‘PARK. BA'TflS! BATES! FIRST ST., NEAR CENTRAL AVE. Telephone 67. P. 0. Be}: 897. Do you know that. \ou can get a bath right here in Highland Park, at. ...JOHN MOHR’S... B a rb e r S h op , HIGH GRADE OILS AND 6ASOLIIES KEROSENE, GASOLINE. ' BENZINE, LINSEED OIL, TURPENTINE, NEATSFOOT OIL, BICYC EQIL, b ‘WING MACHINE OIL, MACHINE ()ILS. AXLE GREASE, . WOOD ALCOHOL. Lem firm at News‘Leflel 0mm. How 92 Coal, Building Material, and Ice. .LI'IARRY. PWP- Kahuna WU. M 93- Phone “I. Paint Ave" One Block West or the depot GLENCOE. All kinds of Lamps and Fixtures in stock. Bell work and Private T91- Lumber. Coal and Building Material. ephones a Specialty. HIGHLAND PARK, DR. FRANK M. INGALLS "9 Treatment of Floors EXPRESSING. Two doors west of ths ofliee. Oflice. 85 Dearborn Ave..~Chlca¢o. GLENCOE HOTEL. ....Offia,248 Contra Avenue.... Telephoneâ€"No. 79. Office mid Yard in Lumber Dist" iDR. JAMES WATSON. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. A. ROBERTSON. TELEPHONE. Exvnm 871. RAFFENELBAKER. DR. E. C. «- ”0128““! n TELEPHONE NO 34 CENTRAL AVENUE. mound Park. an ..... Send for our Booklet. DENTIS Ta DENTIST. . BYSONG DEALER III GRADUATE NURSE TELEPHONE 213 ng bland Put. gLIlliuols st. John: Ayg. BAGGAGE. To‘ ILL. rll. Shenda‘n and Publishing Co. (n- contours». ) A___a Publuhea evei ‘ Friday marking at mun- [and Park. 11‘ , and Winnefia. In}. by the Newt-Letter Entered It 2% E oat-dice nt Hmhlnnd Put an second-clan met. Advertising If?» m kuown on nwllauo- at Hlxhlud Punk all“. WHI?H? \ the editor hears a Very of complaint I )m same quarter that there is no views ii the paper, and we have me 1y aliays found that the 'person ho did the kicking for fear it might get : i-l‘, and 13 of the kind in the pan: especially when it would be no credit to them. There are ‘ the only ti item of L; ' them an a ertisemeht or a very would be no credit to them There are any of that kind and the only t 8 they will give us an item of a s 18 when 1t gives them an a ertisement or a wry complime ry notice The other kind of a ; ker and the worst of the two, :' "he one who makes a business 1:91}. telling you that there is never Mything in the paper about Will! they do; Thut is the same kid]; 1: who would not give the editor [ word of encourage- ment or :glise if he got out the best papeélin the world, but he would ask lg; a favor a good hot roast for seine enemy of his, the editor to 133mm for the cussing, SE ' 1 you knov’v. a: ,You will in Highla 1 After Jihua'ry ._ l, 1902; the Sasamm E‘TEROAD News-Lamas will be s’V'ctly all home-print. t be able to find its equal in at r ’ town of its size in the state. 5: e have a plan where- by we will é: co the News-Lamas in every ifielligent home in this 7 Deerfield township. We W111 : alre still further im- provemen if our subscribers will continue 'keep theirrsubscrip- tions paid , up promptly. We have had exceptional good fortune in collecting and keeping our sub- scriptions paid up in advance dur- ing 1901, ind we hope to be as successful 11 1902. We have not over .fifty' delinquent subscribers Park today, and we have gain l a hundred subscribers for every ,n we have lost in the past' yea i _ We sincerely thank our reade 31 for the ardent support. they have'v’hown us and hope to merit a montinuance. .It is a credit to El ighland Park to have so worthy representative at home and abrol, and our home mer- chants s guld help us to make our news alumna valuable. A littl-g‘ ver a year ago we as- ; management of this , :‘v angers in a strange land.” e had some difficulties in our w , and may have some times-bee “ lacking in newa, but we think I? we become better ac- quainted 1% can improw on our news-gathlggring facilities. It has Wranms 5:. 00 PSI! YEAR 3:. so IF if “D IN ADVANCE Fnlnfiw, DEC. 13, 1901. _.___;_._____‘._â€". Rio. 92, “WM Park. I‘onmn: [Mam 31; gent“! Avenue. 'ldln . 71 C tnhlgnanrk Manager. THE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWSLETTER. been our eameat endeavor to keep liquor and other objectionable ad- vertisements out of our columns, and in all ways to make it a fit paper for any home. We have also been very particular to not allow its columns to 'be used as a vent for. personal spleen, and any- thing that may have appeared in that light was not sanctioned by the management We wish to thank the merchants and others of Highland Park who have so liberally patronized us with advertising and job work. Of course it is to those who have assisted ’in this way , that the 'credit_ is largely due for tho im- provements in the paper. “Nothing succeeds like suc- oess,”is an old saying, and we have found this exceptionally true in our business here. 'The busi- ness end of this ofioe has been phenomonally_ successful, and al- thnugh we have spent hundreds (if dollars in presses, motors, printing material and other im- provements, we hive still been able to liquidate all our business agreements. . HIS MARRIAGE FEES. A poor couple living in the Em- erald lsle went to the priest for marriage, and were met with s de- mand for the marriage fee. It was not fourthcoming. Both the con- tracting rtiss were rich in love and in their p aspects, but destitute of financi esourees. The father was obdurate.- “No messy, no mar- tinge." Girl w‘npmd for genenl honuwork. Wages 85 per week. Coll it Newa- Lettei oflloe. ' ‘Give me 1' ave, your reverence,“ said the blushing bride, “to go and get the money.” ~ ‘ A It was given, name oped fourth on the delicate minim of raising a marriage fee out of pure nothing. Afters short interval she returned with the sum of money, and the ceremony was completed to the eatin- faction 0! all. When the parting was taking place, the newly made wife eeemed a little money. “Well, your rivet-once, I‘ would like to know if this marriage could not be spoiled now 9” “Anything on your mind, Cuber- ine?” said the father. “Certainly not, Catherine. No man can put you sounder." “Could you not (hit yourself, father? Could -y_ou not spoil it yourself father? Could you not spoil the marriage 1’” 7 “No,' no, Catherine. You are past me now. I have nothing more to do with with your marriage." “That aisea me mindfl’ said Cath- erine, “and God bless your river- ence. There’s the ticket for your fist. I picked it up in the lobby and pawned it.’-’~â€"Tit-Bits. THROUGH SLEEPER FOR FLORIDA The Monon Route will resume it: through Florida service January 6. A through sleeper will be put on, leaving Chicago every night and ar- riving at Jac ville the second morning. This has the double ad- vantage of traversing the beautiful Appalachian region during the day time, and arriving at destination in the morning, giving plenty of leisure for hotel-arrangements. etc. â€"5. Call at the ana-Lm'nn oflloe and secure your oopy of the “Life 0! W11- liam McKinley. “ Posiflvely no more thw 1.000 copies will be given sway. Used by the ladies 0! {union .1] over the world. It‘s without doubt the greenest belutmer ever offered the American women. 35c. nude only by the Mldinon Medicine C9- 03-5. Bring your Job Printing '0 .the NEWS-LETTER oflice. Delivered in Time for Breakfast at 6:30‘ Hot Rolls, Fried Cakes, Bread of all Kinds. Telephone I I2. HAVE YOUR STOVES REPAIRED and PUT UP BY The Hardware Dealer. mm msimu to AU. omens. Noerenberg Sc Hintz til-£513}; i525}; Electric Light Co. TELEPHONE 501. What You Can Have - k 0:- Care .I. L‘. Houghtellng. Win-sun. On North Shore Vacant and Improved Real Estate. - Fine line of Cakesialwaya on hand. Peabody. Houghleling 8: Co. ' BUILDING LOANS THE CHOICEST AND FRESHEST AT C. A. KUIST l2. Next to door Postofflcel Heals Served at all "can II Rah-run. ELHWOOD CAFE ‘ McDONALD’S BLOCK. LOANS No. '04 Durban Street, Ice Cream and 80d- driah I specialty. TELEPHONE 5C West Central Ave CHICAGO. Pg“.- Lug