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I AND 22. 1902 HI. 'Bnin Bread” nub by tho M of Purina Halt]: Brad will ho Blanca! two pack.” 0! any of r Bculdast at 6:30 ;,-Brcad of all Kinds. I'H OATS. IV ORITS. hexi to door Postoffiw. Inl- W V and lmpmved R081 E 601. Ema um c0. ANG‘ES. \ID GOAL 3 STOVES :UIST LOANS l m: AT II! um MES. S BLOCK and Prices Low. ' 5 II THEIR SEMI. NEWS-tETTER INA FOODS. Street. LINE OF FLOUR. Soda drinks 3 speck!”- ************ Nance Subscriptions to . HAVEN. §e*******-x-**$ ling be hue. and you ”0,“- ANS CEREALS: CAFE Have $83 omcuu. DIRECTORY ' CITY OF HIGHLAND PARK Robert G. Evan: ................ Mtyor John Finneyu ............ ..... Clerk Kenneth R. Smoot. ........... Attorney John C. Duflv ............... Treasurer Wyn D. Alford ....... .Poliee Judge Juan J. Band ............... Collector John 8. Bell .............. ' ..... Auditor Edvard Ingalls. . . .Supt. Water Works Alex. Scott. . . .Aset. Supt. Water Works Andrew Bockaim Marshal John Rudolph ...... Ass’t. Fire Marshal l‘ro_d Eudolph .......... ... .City big-311:1 Edvard Nevins ....... Foreman Streets Edward Cole. .............. . . . . .Helper Bond of Health-Robin G. Evans, L. M. Bergen, II. D., Junes McDonald. Board of Local Improvementsâ€"Robert G. Evans, Frank D. Everett, George ALDIIXRX. Fix-It Wadâ€"Edvard A Warren, Mose: loses. Second Wud~Allen G. Clampitt, Frank D. Everett. Third Wud~George M. Roberts. Joseph B. Woodmff. Fourth Wudmed Greenshde, George L. Brand. . Financeâ€"M. Moses, F. D. 1912th G. L. Bmd. Auditingâ€"A. G. Clmpitt, Fred Green~ Me. O. W. Roberts; Fm md WaWFred Greenslade, J. B. Woodmfl, A. G. Clampitt. Policeâ€"'1}: L. Brand. M. Moses, G. W. Roberts. ' ‘ J ndicis --J. B. Woodmfl‘, G. L. Brand, E. A. amen. ’ . , . Printingâ€"G. Brand, 1“. D. Everett, Fred Greenslade. _ sum ma Alleyâ€"F. D. menu. a. L Brand Edward A. Warren, J. B. Woodmfl. ' Special AssessmentrvE. A. Warren. __ _- . 1 c. ‘I’,A.‘,AA_‘ _'--____ muoéa'and J. B. Woodmfi. Spworggeâ€"G. W. Roberts, A. G Clampii't. M. Moses PBEBBYTERIAN -â€" Rev. A. A. Pian- stiehl, Piston 10: 45â€"Snnday morning ”View. ' 12 m. -â€" Sundgyâ€"School. E. W. Paton, nry Union. 7:45 -â€" Wednesday evening prayer meeting. . All an cordially invited. FIRST UNITED .EVANGELICALâ€" Rev; A- Buckle, Pastor. 9:30 a. m. â€" Smithy-School, Aug. Numbers Superhuman. 10:453. m.-â€" Sunday morning ser vices. 0:45 p. ll. -Christ.inn Enduvor. 1:30 p. m. ~81nd‘uy evening services. A A)___ __.I “â€"12-â€" m... x. .. -__,,,,., V 7 .. 7:30 p. m. -- Wednesday nnd Fridny evening prayer meetings. Bundnfmorning services sud Wed- ' 8y evening prayer meeting are ' . conducted in German. . 8 m especial! welcome. EDEN EB EVANGEL CAL - Rev. G. G. Schmid, Pastor. 10;. In. â€"â€" Sun_dsy-8chool, O. B. Brand won-r I" â€"â€"- We 7:30 p. m. â€"â€" finndny evening serviees. Week-day meeti : 2:30 p. tarâ€"Wednemy, Senior praye meeting. 57:30 p. lamâ€"Friday. English prayer meefini. . Sundaymorning segviees and Wed- needty evening prayer meeting conductodin German. ' Allure welcome. EPISOOPALâ€"Bev. P. C. Woleott, Rec Sundty) , 9.45 g. mâ€"Sundny-achool. W. 0. Hip well, Sn rintendent. n m m. -â€" :tins, Litany, and sex-- mon First Sunday in month, Holy" Eucharist- . at Mid-day service; 7.30 p. Innâ€"Emu. . m8. ‘ I . Otheg gay: 003021!ng £0 notice. 7-A_ D_-A.\.. lun- . _. 80er! sre Ehdnéte’d in German. 81'. MARY’S CATHOLICâ€" Father C. Maiden, £9t91:._ VIMI‘. LUTHERANâ€"Rev. Baumann. Pastor. 9 a. In. -â€" Sunday-School. 10:. m.â€"- Sunda. momipg services. 7‘230. .m. â€"â€" Sun yevening services. P- BAPTISTâ€"Rev. Edwin Seldon, Pastor. 10: 45 s. m. â€"- ll mâ€"Sunds [BegooLC figm Warren, Superlnton em. a: 45 p. m.â€"â€" Christian Endeavor. 7: 15 p. In. â€"â€" Sunddy eveningigervieea. 7:30p m. â€"â€" Wednesday even ingpray- mér’meetin . Everyonew c 1y. ' SWEDISH _M. V Superintendint. 7 . m. «Christian Endeavor. oak-d: services: , . a p. In._-_â€" ‘ My, Indies‘ Missiom ‘ Superintendent. 11 k m. -- Sunday yum-Eng services a: 45 p.111. â€" Christin: ezvor. ,A-_ -A â€" -___£-.... SuREsy leniws: 7:30 a. m. -â€" HO] ' mating. All are welcome to these ”Vic“ STANDING COIIITTIES. black. cm OFFICIRB. CH UBCHES. iéome, at!“ 891's “Peck” fiBly aBimini-inn. (every .Eev. N. P. Gle- ..... ..Polioe ....... Police Foreman Streets ......L...Helpgr third Thursda a mu: quiolph, Pml ent; W; Collecior. meet. first and second *1 A. o. Fay Lodge 079%; ’ J. Oboe, w. M.; 0.1;. no“: Gimp 1116 Modern? America. meet. first Ind. in each month. ' W. N J C. Dufly, Clerk. 'i Bi ghhnd Park Conny A. ., meet second and L; C. H. Baker, regent;F .1 rotary. ‘ rotary. H 8%. Mary Court mel‘f Wednesdays Ceach m1 McDonougyh,C . 34MB“ secretary. St. John Court meet a! Wednesdays each mom C. 8.; James Bolen, seq p-.. Carpenters’ Union. Thursday each month President, R. O Brien, x S‘w was sitting up wit; No pi-ofesaional nun-3:3 Simply sitting up wii‘ lover. Giving him Rocky Geo. B. Cummings. 3:; "run. on the Far-.- :=_ Pay, Poor Food ‘ “luau:- of July the what. rye d vent. no in progress - momma an tuning in the spienl_tnrsl in g m {in gouge! of «Ii-cont" t‘ conditions of khan, “on. It is (and tha , ,ré‘ _sn L- ”4--.: he fir! Ill in b. ruined by firm m laborers. on an avejfi'p :‘aly’ hevo occurred.) V,‘ Rely since February. the movem ‘ {footing ell trod-er end clone: 0 , u“ king men. At my moment it tr ’ :“ed thet o eperk might kindle 4‘ e flog'nthn. The eockliet leader-e 1 e ator peeoev fol menu for betterinl h ~icsonditfitml of lebor,‘ but the .Ite; nfaeople ore inflammable end they “ fee notorious- ly underpaid end until e “ They ere Io lergely in the me}! i 1': thet they hold the remedy in y . m hende. if they Would but use ie * power in- telligently end towel-é "illxnnite end. But the men of the p f): ;= one miner- ehly ignorant ee wen , ; fin. end 1003 doubly heiphee end joint. They hove only brute etren ; fad lineto throw any in truitle Lt. golntion. ~11!“ ' comm-u rd ‘. , . gr-thoyom The pope is not alh > king of Iulyto pic]: ) xnthocoln collection: In the Italf gwkot, uyl the New York Tribnn r; 1: thousand pieces. conulxfing m: ‘?,;m popd coins, which wore col _ 3:1 by 0.1-le nu. Randi, hue been iy ‘ ~at. by Pope Leo and added to 0:}! e collation ll Into the in the “am. Mu; “ urdinnl‘l hnndlin , 3% to:- their weight In Iflver. wlw 5gp. Plus Inc trodneed the Fro’nch; wary nyl- un All tho old coin: futures!” a. pup! pvmanf f m '1. I351. Sink. The diamond it laid '8 :ha sun and Men carried Into sd‘ ‘ room show- “not Lvhosphormax‘fi‘ he was satisfied with con- ditions in this c ' ‘ ' was: “Y“, only I v! #15? more rain.” The jnl‘x :5 The first nuns in t {E'fibston dire.- tory 1| Arnold and. t $31M Zydok. Tfio shortest in Be "” Schnockenberger. Vu‘ net; Jupiter I. [share man, Neptune a bake hospital cook. " *' kels. wâ€"oiuen indfi g ‘ nunâ€"that is Jewels, candy, flow ’ the prder . of wom erences. Jewels for a magnet, ,nghty power to the average w ‘ Even that gymnast of all jewel‘ agelth, is often ruined in the strenuo ’ fleets to make bio but unavaihng,t Washington Star. ' ; do not need it and th 3' ID 111011 money. i; I wuyu n. -..v v-- v._.. or save the money in 1% imbue them. If a. woman will risk I} health to get a coveted gem. then ' 7:. r fortify her- self against. the insid chonse uences of coughs, colds, bug, a1 _a ections by the regular use 3‘ r r. Boschee‘s German 8 p. It “1' connumpt on in its hulthe mectbd luI :‘ hes! the aflectad 111: nd bronchial tubes and drive We; ,1 dim from n I__L 1L GermnSym p. Itwi'l puy arrest consumptlon in its; stages and the system. It ion hrsâ€"all, but it is a certain cure for i“ hs, colds and all bronchial troubl ‘You can get Dr. G. G. Green’s rel ;: remedies at G. 3. Cummings‘. G ‘ reen ’s Special n_-1 n- Almanac. qutLAmegican Uniffi ITALY’S msccgrg SECRET 8001? x W 3.3%. . I W325? mi __A.\. bserves the e who won i ho lost hue Eon is gend- '0 tin 151) arley lur- :1y and the ‘.1t1ul time Lu-25 ' “ mu. a. mean. , While mo“ people here knew he was quite ill, no one seemed to think he was near the end of his earthly career; when all heard Saturday that he had panned away that morning, February 8, a little 'after. 9 o’clock. He had suffered from a heart difficulty for several years and gave up goixig to his Chime business some months ago.. But of late he had appeared better and his family and friends, as we all do in similar circumstances, were very hopeful of his recovery. ‘ But, while he was sitting in his easy chair, after his morning meal, [Mm Labor noticed a slight change. and went to him and while standing 4 by' his chair his physical life passed out as gently as a; child falling into a sleep. Tbére was no struggle, no pain, in facthe had been wholly. free from the physical- suffering inci- dent to his sickness,r for a long timevwhich isa great source of comfort to his family. ' Mr. Lashex Was born in Wal- worth, Wayne county, New York, some five and iwenty miles east of Rochester, in 1842. He mceived a thorough clussic education at Charlotteville. N. Y., a famous school of high grade fifty years ago, and began teaching when quite a young man, and taught in Germentown, and other localities east, then in Jahesville, Win, till he came here u- the head of ‘our grade school_ in 1874. ' After three years’ enperience he was in- duced to leave the schbolroom and enter business life in Chicago, in which he wuuoeodingly success. ful. ‘ As a teacher he was eminently successful. liethodical, slmost to a‘ fault, thorough in all his work, his pupils bore the impress of his teaching in their subse- quent lives. He married Miss Lets Rams- dell in 1872, at year or two before coming here, so that all their married life has been passedin this city. 0f their three children the eldest daughter, Miss Lugile, a beautiful and talented young lady, died at the age of‘lG, February 10, 1891, eleven years almost to a day, before the father passed away. She was a perfect picture of health and died after a very few hours illness. It was a 'blow from which he never re- covered, and -one felt keenly by the entire community. The fat er five children, Grace Adele nd young Ramsdell, eleven years d. with their Vmother, survive Lasher. The one 'trait of his character which most deeply in:- pressed one was his extreme fond- ness for his family and his home; His heart and life seemed cen.‘ tel-ed in their highest good. The funeral was‘ held Tuesday noon .at his late residence, and was conducted by the Christian Science society, with which he has been. identified during the ilast year, and from _ hom he had lrec‘eived - great pm Mrs; Dana Sweetlaud, of this city, read appropriate selections from. the scriptures, including the twenty; third psalm, and also from Mrs. Eddy’s book, “Science and Health.” Miss Alta Miller, of Evanston, sang two hymns, “Adids With Me,” and “O’er Waiting Harpstrings of the Hindi? The interment was in the family lot at Lake Forest. ROAD 0n IMPROVED HIGHAND PARK REAL ESTATE in Sums of $l,000 and Upward; Shirt plain. . . . . ..... lo " with col can: )5 “ open front or SPECIAL FAMILY LIST '3 Reliable Steam Laundry 't Collm. . . .7 ----- Cuffs. :- pair. .. Undo nwen. .. (Index-shirt- ..... Night Shirts” . socks. per inn. [indkerch In. . Vests ............. Pub. .< . . . ....... Embers .......... Combination Suits stunls ........... Poultry and Long Grove Creamery Butter. Webringwproducedirectfromflxe {arm and can deliver to you alwaysfrah. Weaimtohandleonlythebutandfredm -“ silk Neekties........ We would be very much pleased to have friends of the Nave-Linn oall.up telephone 92 or 773 with my newe or items of intereet. If you know of anything that ha happened or is to happen, tell us. What may.1 seem of little interest to you may be impo t to the new: gathers. It wi be very little trouble to you and ill cost you nothing. There in not I resident of this city . who cannot contribute something in the ehape of new: if they no deeire. We believe in eo-operation between our patrons end our etnfl’. The editor wiehee to make the columns of the News Lmn still more ,intereeting 1nd will nppteciete your help in thin direction. 'It you nevenot .' tele- u“ w--'_. _ - l on: drop a note or all and-ea as. Your Identity will not be dioelouod. Telephone your tips, it will “cost you nothing, and we will do the rest. Telephone! 92 or 773. 'GIESER BROS. MEAT MARKET. EDGAR MQSNOW c0. CENTRAL When you wrnt : Ill-steel“: Bah. Shut Bur-Cut or Shampoo. member that. the phoe no go is John Hohr’s Barber Shop grad . . nnol . . Negligae. Magnesia Spring Wlter Delivered Fro-h Every Day. 101 ’WASHINGTON ST., CHICAGO. Vb! ”MM. :1. I“ ”I. I“ w M ST. PETER BRO-9.. PM. W . BY TO LOAN AT I: BEE ' .12 ATlâ€"IS! .......... Chombettu. . Bouqr. . [trâ€"(:1 the Telephone DON'T BE Foouqoj WANTEDâ€"Cotton 1“! (or m prunes. Will pay ”Co-I“ I!" M Apply 3% 11mm ofla. Bring your Job Printing to tho was-Lmn oflioe. WANTEDâ€"Cotton no for nail-c pm WfllptySXeonhperpou-L Apply u Nun-lam: one:- 1 furnishes ' communication direct from your residence to the phySician It IS worth its cost alone to know that the doctor is fiunwtfi'alaly accessible. In case of accident or sudden illness what a relief it is to hear the doctor say: "I will come at once.” CENT lulu-am 5c. pally-1.: Chicago Telephone Comm 10-35 12 Ingram nrlh Ill