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II THE [WEST MES. LAFE to door Postoffice. trial. a speck“). 'ic Light Co. injé (‘0. 1 take care thh‘t evtry 'c cables. ’. M. EVANS. inc: wk and ODS *ANS AVE. 51 fidfightfromany mt. oi whimsothatyoo nnchgdwwork. can furnish you the :hrcasanblcratcsthat ouncmorcthanthc lmptoved Real IES |" Map“ 'Syrlo. :etables the Market rocery VISIBNS LZ at 6:30 of 'all Kinds. HINTZ Have Highland Park i Superintendent. 6:45 p. m. â€"â€" Christian Endeavor. 7:15 p. in. â€" Sunday evening services. 7:30 p. m. â€"- Wednesday evening pray- er meeting. . ' ‘ Everyone welcome, strangers especial- ly. ~ msku’, Pastor. ' ' 1 8:45 p. m. «â€" Sunday-School. _ 2:00 p. m. -â€" Epwort-h League. 7:45 p. m. -Sundsy evening services. Everyone welcomed. . , k . ." auvnvamr A ‘1 ant, m. â€" Vespers. BAIBTISTâ€"dlevm Edwin Seldon Pastor. 10: 453. m. â€"Snnday momin services. 12 m. ~8unday|8¢hool, 0. .Warren, ' Sunday) 7 9.45 a. m.â€"Sunday-school, W. 0. Hip well, Superintendent. A 11 n. In. - Matias, Litany, and serâ€" mon . first Sunday in month, Holy Eucharist- nt. lid-day service; 7.30 p. m.â€"-Even- song. . Other days according to notice. LUTHERANâ€"Rev. Baumann. Pastor. 9 a. in. - SundayoSchool. ‘ V 10 a. m. â€"â€" Sunday morning services. 7:30 p. m. â€"â€" Sunday evening services, wines are conducted in German. 81‘. MARY’S CATHOLICâ€" Father J. C. Madden, Pastor. 3:30 a. m. â€" First Mass. 10:00 a. m.-Second Mass. Q p. m. â€" inndnyâ€"Schdol. - meeting. 7: 30p. :11. -â€"Friday, English prayer meeting. Sundny morning se.vices and Wed’ nesday evening prayer meeting conducmd' 111 German. ' Aline welcome. ‘ ' EPISOOBALâ€"Rev. P. C. Wolcott, Rec evening prnyer meetings. Sunday morning services and Wed- nesday evening prayer meeting are ‘ conducted' 112 German. Strmgers are especially welcome. EBBNEZER EVANGELICAL â€" Rev. G. G. Schmid, Pastor. 10:. In. ~Snnday y~8ch_ool, 0. B. Brand - Dupe rintendent. , 11 s. In. â€"-â€" Sunday morning service's 6: 46 p. m. â€"- Christian Endeavor. 7 :30 p. ‘.m â€"-Sunday evening services. Week-day meetin I: 80 p. m. â€"â€"Wedne y, Senior pray FIRST UNITED EVANGELICALâ€" .8". A. Eutelc, Pastor. 949 a. lp.â€"â€" _Sund_ay-Scyoql, Aug. superintendent. V 7 p. m.-â€"-Epworth League- gp. m.â€"~Evenin semce. 730 p. In, W nesdayâ€" . meeting: ‘ AA ALA-” .. ‘ wâ€"â€"â€"-. All gre welcome to these services. 1!. Moses and J. B. Woodruff. Sewerageâ€"G. W. lichens, A. G Clampitt, M. Moses 'Woodrnfl'. ‘ Special Assessmentâ€"E. A. )Varrcn PRESBYTERIAN â€" Rev. A. A. _Pfa.n- stiehl, Pastor. 10:45 â€"-Sunday morning seviees. 12 m. â€"-§nnday-Schopl, R. W. Patton Frchreenslade. Street and Alleyâ€"F. D. Everett. G L Brand Edward A. Warren. .1. B‘ Financeâ€"M. Moses, F. D. Everett, G L. Band. Auditing-A. G. Clampitt, Fred Green dade,G. W. Roberts. Fire and Waterâ€"Fred Greenslade, J. B. Woodrufl A. G. Clamp itt Policeâ€"G. L. Brand M. Moses. G. \V. Roberts. Judiciarvâ€"J. B. WoodrufiG (z..L Brand. E. A. Warren. Printipgâ€"G. L. Brand, F. D. Everett. Second Ward~Allen G.Clampitt, Frank D. Everett. Third Wardâ€"George M. Roberts. J oscph B. Woodrufl‘. ‘ _ ’ Fourth Wardâ€"Fred Greenslade, George . L. Brand. John Nelson ..................... Polio: Edwu'd Nevins ....... Foreman Streets Edvard Cole ...... v. ............. Helpe Bosrd of Health. *Robt. (1‘. Evans, L M. Bergen,M. D. James McDonald George Elvey. Bond of Local Im [movementsâ€"Robert G. Evans, .ank p.D Everett George ‘1“. Robert G. Evans ................ Mayor John Finney. . . . . ...... . ......... Clerk Kenneth R. Smooth. .' ......... Attorney John C. Duty. . . . . . Q, ..... Treasurer Wyn a D. Allard ........ Police Judge 1.00 J. Brand. .‘ . . . . ......... Collector JohnS.BelI ..... .......;....,.Auditor Edvard Ingalls. . . .Supt. Water Works Alex. Scott. . . .Asst. Supt. Water Works Andrew Bock ............. Fire Marshal John Rudolph ...... ‘Ass‘t. Finarshal Fred Rudol h ............. City Marshal S. P. Leesc .................... Police John Nelson ........... v ......... Police Edvard Nevins ....... Foreman Streets Edvard Cole ...... . ............. Helper .- mnxunx. First Wardâ€"Edward A. Warren, Moses OFFICIAL mere“ CITY. OF HIGHLAND PARK Sunday services: 7:30;. m.â€" Holy Eucharist (every 6:46 p. m. ~C§ristisn Endeavor. 7:80 p. m. â€" Sunday evening services. 7:30 p. _m. â€" Wednesday and Friday Noemnberg Superintendent. 10:45 1.. m. -- Sunddy morning ser Union. 7: 45 â€"â€" Wednesday evening ' prayer meeting. , All are corghslly invitpd. Superintendent. wp. . -â€" Christan Endeavor. eek-da services: 3 p m.â€" _ ednesday, Ladies‘ Mission 5223 311111)st coumT’rms. CITY OFFICERS. ClI URCH ES. L. Mid-week ed, is far safer than buying that! second hand dealers; still , moat o Public spirited medical : i 'in Cincinnati declare that. the'JL'q $06 of indiscriminately using Mac irid- hand books would be a i1: gant menace to the public healt . ’rni i es b £14 in- from books exposed‘to 5303, mg diseases, sometimes after a «5 ' fifty years. Books are m. ' ‘ «he of the best natural c‘ul . 1‘ disease germs known, and ; bf sterilization will This fact he been recogu'i" healthdepartment experts mg time. Where books have en; ex- pbsed even to the. atmos'rg’ iof reorné in which contagion ~ yen present they have been tly ordered destroyed. t - Dr. J. N. McCormick, of jGreen, secretary'of the st 2 , of health, who has treated : «nany cases‘of smallfpox in 1-. three years, says: 1“I't is. how the use of second- ha 1.7., . TheChicago public lib I" y board last winter‘put a special mmittee to work on the subject infected books. The eminent scijilitist, DT. W. A Kullewski,. was cli‘f'irmnn of the committee which exan ned fifty volumes taken from th l library. When the committee re; 3 ted, the doctor displaied several 3 ll glass tubes containing countless arms of disease taken from the g1 ‘ks, not one of the fifty being llee from them. He was convinced f lat books spread contagion. Now i person who takes a book out of ti 1 library intown, city or village, ale; lye ,does’ sqof his own free will; lit when parents and school irdsv put second hand books' 1n the . lands of the young pupil, they are «2“- ciically master of the situation, an i f clipb- theria or other dangerous sfie at I tacks those children, their 'v come responsible. An.a not go to 11 public library; ,._, our children to go to sch .1 'We have no. right to endan i}. heir ‘ lives by making them 11 ' 1‘hnnd books. But is'idiss, :4 books? Here are two fagtl‘ae be looked at seperately and « ill _ 0 way into nearly every ne z. and school in Kentucky; ’- state escaped the: rava‘g tagion, and- in most inst .. manner of its approach 1 y, ’ iously unknown. ‘ St John Court meet seconl Wednesdays each month i C R. , James Bolen, sect-em _Carpeuters’ Unibn, m t fourth Thursday ewh month. I Sevcrsou, President, R. O’Brien._ Sec rv. St. MaryCourt meet fir Sand» third Wednesdays each month. " Mrs. E. MeDonough.C. EL; Mrs. Mi 'efltgley, >secretary. ‘ ' .â€" Highlmid Park Council x 1.1006 R A. Inset. second and four! Mondays. 0.11. Baker, regent; F. green: sec- retary. u‘ A. 0. Fay Lodge 676, A. "find A. M.. meet. first and second Mon wys. Wm. J. ghee, Wr M.; p: A_. Holmfi figuregary Camp 1176 Modern W Amgrica meet first and for in web month. W. M. Dd J C.1_)uff.y. Cler_k. 1 ‘AJ Lodge 336 Mystic Wor f World, meet seéond and day each month. J. J. W513. .Dgnper. _Secre_thr_y. 'North American Union ”Hit first and Rudolph, President; Willia Collector. .’ A 0 Fay Lodge 676, A. 13'de A. 111.. meet. first 3nd sponnd Mn BOOKS ,SPREAD CON SECRET soctméy Yodmefi bf figh’ Friday nd fourth 1.. O‘Brien‘ i‘y 'board mmittee V infected Ltist, DFT ’OION. 0., Ley, V THE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWS-LETTER. LOOKING AHEAD. Dale Sweetland’a show. wipdow this week, presents a very unique appearance, .in the way of a minia- ture part of our city, showing Cen- tral ayenue and gross streets, macad- amized with the real crushed rock and grave), and located thereon the new' fire department house. The originator has designed a 'two story frame reside'nce to be on fire and the fire laddies, with 'enp'nes, hook and ladder wagons, reéimn‘diug to a 4-11 call. ‘ ' We understand the “wierd and siren” [like fire n-larni has been changed and now the problem is how the department and 'the public generally are to lrnow when there is .a fire. Later, we understand the oflicinls will divide the city up into sections or “beats” and hire a little ‘boy to cover each‘beat when there is a fire, with a dinner bell in his hand to ring vigorously over his beat, cry- ing at the top of _ his -. voice! “fire, fire, Bill Jonea’ stone pile is on fire, fire, fire,” and then the firemen will turn out. and extinguish the fire* it} Bill Jones’ stone pile is not can: sumed before theycan get there on this modern arrangement. We may be all wrong, and certainly don't want to hurt. the feelings of any one, but that strikes us as a pretty big fuss. over a very small matter. Unless he takes Rocky Mountain Tea. G. B. Cummings. , Cg-lt Let us speak of man is we find him, And censure only what we can see. nglgmbqring_that._ no pm: 9811 be pexject Mr. Siljeatrom has filled one section with ice from the old Evans brick yard, for cooling purposes in meat markets, etc. The balance with choice Wisconsin ice {or his large family trade, which he sup- plies with only pure ice. , The total capacity of his. new house must 'be about 1,200 tons, taking ice at about fifty-eight pounds .per cubic ioot._ SILJESTROM'S ICE HOUSE. - Frank Siijestrom, one of our en- terprising ice men, has built him a new ice house up on Elm place and First street. opposite the freight yérds of the Northwostern railwny, 150 that it is only a few rods from the 1’loadcd ice cars as they come in from the Wisconsin lakes, to his ice house. The foundations ’nre solid concrete. The whole beingdrained to prevent unnecessary waste, at the . bottom. 'The building is sixtysix feet long, thirty-five feet 'wide and from the ground to the top of the plates is twenty- -five feet. It is divided into {our rooms of sixteen by thirty- Jive each “a . H h about MW M70? ’m What Would you think at your gro- ccryman if he sold you sand for sugar? What do you think of a druggist who nficrs you a suhsfitnte' {or the Madison Medicine C033 Rocky Mountain Tea. G. B. Cummings. Cg-fl The outside Gfboolre, (or inflame may be thoroughly disinfected, and yet the germ within-between the leuvesâ€"remaius uharmed unless the leaves, one by one, be subjected to the most careful fumigation. This process would necessarily be eo‘elow, and therefore expensive, that it would be cheaper to buy a new book than to sterilize an old one. «Indianapolis Sentinel. Disinfection is. indeed, practiced by the dealers; and it in their only justification, inthe eyes of all who conscientiously adhere to and prac- tice the precautions inculoahed by the germ of disease, which, we remark with emphasis, is no longer a de- bntable, but a well- established law. But although desinfecting' is a great benefit, it does not often disinfect. munitiea have long since abandoned the former practice. It is a safe rule tobuy and use your own school books; than you know what, you have You can keep them out o! the sick-room. away from every source contagion: ' THE NEW PLAN. Jewels. anew, flowers, manâ€"that is the order: of womnn’s references. Jewels for a magnet 0! My power to the avenge womnn. ven tint greatest of all jewels. health is often ruined in the strenuous 1:30:15 to make mauve the- monev to purchase them. If a woman will risk her health to get a covets-d g.exn then let her fortify her- self ag ainst the insidious consequenms of, coughs, colds, bronchisl afloctions by the teen 1111' use of Dr. Boschee's German Svrup.’ It will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages and heal the sfl'eeted lungs and bronchial tubes and drive the dread disease {min the svstema It is not a cum-cl) but it is s. certain cure for south. colds sad all bronchial troubles. You can Dr. G. u. Gresn’ s relisble remedies st G. B. Cummints'. Get Green‘s Special Almanac. 03-1145 Poultry and Long Grove Creamery Butter. we bring our produce direct from the farm and can deliver to you always fresh. We aim to handle only the best and freshest. Neckties ........ . Coats ............ Vests ............. Purim. . . . .. ....... Swmters. . L . . ..... Combination Suits Pajama. .. . . .. ... Collars ........ Cufls. per lair. Unclerdnwers. Undershirto. Vigln Shirts” . Socks. pe 1r Hundkerchfirfs. Shirt: {fid- ......... .10 thh on] culls l5 “ open {font or pleated ......... I! ‘ Flume! ..... ”4â€"8 “ _Negligee ...... .18 GIESER BROS. MEAT HARKET. 0n IMPROVED HIGHAND PARK REAL ESTATE in Slims of “.000 and Upwards. SPECIAL FAMILY LIST aRcIiable Steam Laundry . MONE Y TO LOAN EDGAR M.SNOW :.'j W ' I wish no call your attention to the bet um I In now ready to frame pictures of guy size and quality of mould! de- sired. I have purchased a large stock of the latest styles 0! In m {or cash and am able w (rune pictures cheaper than by. Ice in city. I also reglld {rum-s. neoover and repair Umbmlhs. GI.- and Chinawnre. etc. It will p: to can and him I, took and woflt Ind save your @ilrmxg: elsewhdge 3nd hallo! your m, lnm-urtur in GERMAN and HEBREW. Lemmlkhen :1 mi) hunu; or at. Un- home of pupils. At 285 Central Ave” Highland Park, Ill. ' _IND DEALER lN“â€"“ LOOKING GLASSES. GLASS. HATS. PICTURE EMIES. MOULDINGS. PERFORMED CHAIR SEATS. ETC.- Women and Jewels. L. 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