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February; MID "III II FIE ”WEST PRICES. D’S BLOCK I cm: at San ”I: I swam mu nouns ll nzsrmfm hum “Brnin firear‘npde by the float of Purina Héalth 3m 13ml» ”chase of two packages of any 0! ;xt Door to Postofficc a>20mw. '20 00>... hm m40<mm VA flu H mu” LAIFAST F000. {LEV FOOD. LLTH ans. “NY "HITS. AKE FLOUR. .1" FLOUR. :J V ANS. n time for Eventful R LINE OF h, and Prices Low. ilES II THEIR SEASON. ”trons on INA CEREALS: RINA FOODS Advance Subscriptions to 0 MW‘ V‘vvâ€"‘W‘v-‘vamfiwhn and Broad at all Kinds. . A , I . . ~§~~KM~’\/~‘AHAHHMW *wwwwaemi direct from Purina Hills. "Whore .. will beatthouomol.... 1 AND 22. 1902 D CAFE... E. HAVEN. VANS NEWS-LETTER '*******%*** mt :9, )AL >VES 6:30 Robert G. Evu.ns.: ...... John Finlmyu .......... Kenneth R. Smoot ....... John C. Dufly ........... L. B. Hibbard ........... Jucob J. Brand ....... 11531111 .1811 113911 ............. w. nguns. “Sn t. Andrew Bock ......... p . omcw. DIRECTORY CITY OF HIGHLAND PARK M gadolph ...... John Nelson. .’ . ................. Police Bond 0! Hedth. â€"Robt. G. Evans, 1.. M. ”Bergen, M. D. Jsfines McDonald, rgeElvey. Bofindm of Local 1m provements~Robert G. Evms. Frank p.1) Ev,erett George M. Roberts. Aunt)! MEN. Fiygt Wardâ€"Edward A. Warren, Moses Second Wankâ€"Allen (LCIampitt, Frank D. Everett. , Third Wardâ€"George M. Roberts. Joseph B. Woodrufl, - ' _ Fourth Wadâ€"«Fred Greensladv. George L. Brand. ‘X. Moses snd’J. B. Woodmfi‘. Sewerageâ€"“G. W. Roberts, A. G Clampitt. M. Moses ,. - Financeâ€"M. Moses. F. D. Bv‘orett, G. L. Band. ‘ Auditing â€"â€"A G. Clampitt Fred (nu-en- sladeJL W. Roberts. Fire 31:41 Waterâ€"Fred Greenslade, J. B. Woodman, A. U. Clampitt. . Policeâ€"4}. L. Brand. M. Moses. G. W. Roberts. ‘ J‘udicimâ€"J. B. Woodruff G. L. Brand E. A. Warren. Printingâ€"G L. Brand. F. D. Everett, Fred Greenslade. Street and Alley â€"-I". D. Everett 1: L Bmd Edward . Warren. J. 1%.. Woodmfl. Special Assess ntrâ€"‘E. A._Warrm1, PRESBYTE'RIAN â€"- Rev. A. A. Pfen- stiehl, Pastor. _ 10: Qaâ€"Sundny morning- sevices. 13 mâ€"Sundayy School, C. F. Schauf- meeting All we cordially invited. FIRST UNITED EVANGELICAL~ Rev. A. Haefele, Pastor. 9:!0 I. m.-â€"â€" Sunday-Sewn}, Aug. Noerenberg Superintendent. 10:“ s. m. â€" Sunday morning ser- vices. » - 0:45 p. :11. -â€"Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. â€"8unday evening services. 1:30 p. m. â€"â€" Wednesday Ind Friday eveningprnyer meetings. Sunday morning services and Wed- nesday evening prayer meeting are conducted in German. Strangers are especially welcome. EBENEZER EVANGELICAL â€"â€" Rev. G. G. Schmid. Pastor. 10:. In. -â€" Snnday-Schobi. .12.! . Brand Sunday) 9.45 a. m.â€"Sunday«school, W. 0. Hip ‘ well, Superintendent. A 11 a m. â€"- Mutins, Litany. and ser- mon . , , FirstSunday in month. Holy Eucharist- “ Mid-day service; 7.30 p. m.â€"â€"Evel_1- song. Other dfiys according to notice. LUTHERANâ€"Rev. Baumann. Pastor. 9,8. In. â€" Sunday-School. 10.. In. -â€" Sunda mornipg services. ~7le . m.â€"â€" Sun ay’evemng services. 861' ces are conducted in German. EPISCOPAbukev. Sunday morning service. 10:45. ~ Wednesday ezening service; 8:00. Public Libnry All are welcome. METHODIST EPISCO let, Pastor. 10:30 n. m.-â€"â€"Morning service.‘ ,' 11:45 a. m.-â€"Sunday school, E. 3.63“. ' superintendent. 1 1' p. nthâ€"Ewart}: League. O_p.‘m.~Evenin service. n-m n. m.. We nesdayâ€"â€" PA Lâ€"JH. F“ Law Mid-week" : 'Eir‘meeting. Everyone welcome, 1y. ' ' SWEDISH M. E--â€" mskor. P3201" , flex, Superinmndent. 7 In. â€"â€"Christian Endeavor. eek-dswmrvices: 3 p. m.â€"- ednesday, Lndies‘ Misionc 'u'y Union. 7:45 â€".Wodnesdny evening prayer Superintendent. .11 a. In. ~â€" Sunday morning services 6:45 p. m. â€"â€" Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. â€" Sunday evening services. Week-day mugs: hmp. m.â€"â€"-Wedne. ay, Senior prayer meeting. 7:30 p. _m.â€"â€"Friday. English prayer Sufiday services: 7:303. m..-â€" H01 meeting. Sunday morning se.vices and Wm!- nesday eVening- prayer mercing‘ conducted in German. All are welcome. Arlnoxâ€" wv. 10: 45 L. m. â€"Snnday morning services. _1 12 Jimâ€"Sum“ may“ School, C.H H.Wm-ren, ‘ Superman en 6: 45 p. m. - Christian Endeavor 7:15 p. m. â€"- Sunday evening Services 7:30 p. m. .â€" Wednesday evening pray- 7:45 p. m. â€"-Sunauy I Everyone welcomed. 8:45 p- m. ._.‘ meeting. All ne Welcome to these services. meet in g. STANDIN‘} ('OMMITTIER. ‘ CITY OFFICERS. CHURCHES. - Sunday-School Ep worth League -Sunday_ evening services. Ilildly Eucharist (every ......P.i. a.... .u.......l .....Poli< ...-.‘..- strangers especial- C.- Woleott, Rec ..r.:...Mayor ......... Clerk ..... Attorney . . . . Treasurer . Police Judge ...... Collector V. . . ...Auditor Water Works .Fire Marshal .City Marshal ....... Police P. Gle- AHyOFa Lodgle 76.A....FandAM, meet first and secq id Mondays. Wm. J. Obee, W. M.;D. g 1Holm'ea,secretary Highland Park A., meet second a. C. H. Baker, regen retary. third Thhradays, mh ‘month. John gugolph. President fWilliam M. King. Collecior. Camp 1176 Moi rn Woodmen of America meet first} (1 fourth Friday in each month. M. Dooley,V . 0., J 0. Duffy, Clerk. . Carpenters Uniu‘fi, 9 meet .fourth Thursday each m h. R. J. O'Byieu. President; I. Sev'c I, Secrcturv. ' :‘im a sick man. . was §he. ith her. laveâ€"sick She was sitting up No proleésionnl Simply sitting up lover. . Giving"him Rue Geo. B. Cummings. ' Mountain Tea. 08-14 . MISS moon fineness. We. did not h 1' Miss Moore’s address in the aptist meeting house Sunday l ght, but those who did speak 0 ‘ult ;ill the high- est terms. 'As réfigublic address it had no special 12‘ trit, ‘it was its rare childlikel siinplicity 'and- pathos that gimp it chum and power. Such heroism, such clear perception of‘ persional duty, snob simple whole souligéd‘faith in God, and in his on. together with her clear u‘nwav ing faith in thé s the bus up?! We heed to h I: r of her and her work the twoye is we passed in New Orleans, 'I§:EBlâ€"85. n A life wholly consecratlsd to christian work among thjx-I colored people, going and living Ewith them in the St. Mary Court Wednesdays each McDonuugh. C. 3.; secretary. Wednesday each m ) th. R. J. ()EBrian, St. Jofin Court mt (J second and fourth G. R.; James Bulen _;ecretm'y. wholly consecra‘tiad to: christian work among thJ-I colored people, going and livin 'with them in the colonies 111 the Ju‘get cities and in their homes Whermér found. A cultixated, ed 15311th and refined young Wuxflm‘l. O‘i} such a work as E} put furty years N} SUNDAY Scrfll The hrwushi ‘ held last Friday terian chapel byst“ The workers V“! I that is, there wam cusaion and harm questions. i ‘ Mr; Schenektlili a fairly ,good worker, but twol i r three of “his normal drills were enough, the others seemedli gdrawn out4â€"a Cl ter spread over two large a slic of bread. If about half of. 1.6 matter. could haVe been left utde the time thus saved gise'l to discussion the eonvention la ould have been more satisfactmli and ‘ profitable, Mrs. Lamorealnlax was very far and away aheal: bf any other female speaker]? any of Our con- ventions. Hell. addresses were, without reserve'li; heard. .The fir noon was absol ll ., question whet Irving ever wro finished and liligl description of j‘l‘e'nie of Zech- eriah and Eli:ll._ after the birth I“ tist. Her mamtr ~ “wet and winsde hat she held all spellbound in n Lfdret to last. it lost a The me‘ny who ' ‘ , , very rare and: v} Enable oppor- small piece of b ‘ o ; perfect. We tnnity. North American - nion meet first. and SECRET in the raptist Lag-eggs, My ntic Workers of the inerd meets the no- ond and fourth Tuesdly of each m« M: J. J Brand, Prefect; Vm. Dunner, secreâ€" évfmmms. ring her life' to at and she has ito it. ‘ LnEETING. convvntion was in the. Pre'sby- iwe state workers. I-re, overworked; ,not tiuw for dis- fiy time for any fleet first and third month. Mrs. E. ‘irs. Minnie Dooley. meil No. 1068, R. fourlh Mondays. F. B. Green! 560' THE SHERIDAN -BOAD NEWS-LETTER. OUR m LIBRARY. An hour spent a few days ago looking over the reference books recently added to our public li- brary disclosed the fact that the board has done admirably. The selections have been made with good judgment. They, have, for instance, the Century Dictionary and Atlas, which is up to date, and is a very superior work: We have the London Times Atlas. which has been compared with this in the library. One thing about the Century Atlas; it is not overloaded with names of obscure places, so that the important names stand out, Then there is Haydn’s‘Diotionary of Dates, an invalnable book of reference. They have the Putnam edition. ours is the Harpers, both the same size. One of the first books we put in our little library, was the old Haydn's, in 1857. with Prof. Oscar‘Fay Adam’s Dictionary of American Authors and Lippincott's Pronouncing Biographical Dictionary, so if you do not know how to pro- nounce the' name of. that old Russian writer, Tolstoi. go there and see for yourself. We once heard it,“ “Toluck.” The one lack in this-Waco“ dictionary is that the exact date, day and month, of person’s births and deaths are not given. For in- stance, Francis Parkman was born in Boston in 1823. Why not the month and day? How do you pronounce Virchow’s name? See how it is in Lippencott book. But one of the best set of books is Hasting’s Bible Dictionary in four volumes, at 86 per volume, and they are worth it. It is an up-to-dste work in every respect; all the “higher criticism" ye want, and packed full of condensed and valuable learning, and we want to thank Rector Walcott for putting it there. There is one more book for 'men and boys of a practical scientific turn, a Cyclopedia of Recipes, compiled from the Scientific American. The same folks, Munn Co, published an- other volume we want to see in there, a resume of the discoveries, etc. of the nineteenth century, by first class men. We are pleased with and proud of these new ad- ditions to our library. NOTICE IS ‘flERiSBY GIVEN 1‘0 ALL nous tamed that the bids for the (radiumdmnlng. paving and otherwise imp rovin Central avenue. in the Cléy of Highlm hfmm the emdrllneolG teen met,Weuerly to the ct: umt- of said city. wereppened on the 15th eenth d: F chm- a... -_ I-..” P.“- Ill holnl none: or Awhnnms comnact Bond olLocfl mfitovem nt- of the Cit Highland Park. I llhz e y wcxc uyxuu. m. ...- ._7 “WW, CI w. A. D. 11m. and June: 3 h 801 the lowed mponalble bid 1. the van winded to said June. Cupe the E hteenth city of Februuy. A‘ Said b d In for the ‘work a I whole, {011mg Grading. as per plum and specifica- tions...............'..........‘..... 8.150Hnenl feet of filing .......... 10 ouch-basins. ........ . ........... 210 linen! feet of sewer ............ ”tonne-1teetorgumn............'§.' 3MB”: yndl of macadam pave- The ownets of a mnjorfly o! the (mum: of Id Cenlnl name an wherein u d work I: to be done may. within . 3 date hereof. elect to me said work and enter Into a written contact to do said wmk a ten per cenmm leg- tlun the price at which the umfi bu been nwuded. ROBE '1‘ G. EVAN FRANCIS D. EVER . GEORGE W. ROBE TS. Bonn-41% Locallm rovemenuofClt otfl b- dPuk. p * y is meni .\ uu uac u.......-..... [2. and JamelCu 3â€"3039: Bélng responsible bld r. the conmct Ito aid Jgnggq Cup; 9 Soul on n “m. 3' “56613136 is in hm (I) 2.0] I!) Jeweln, candy. flowers. munâ€"that is the order of woman‘s preferences. Jewels for a magnet of mighty power to the Ivenge’ womln. Even that mm of 311 jewels. health. is omen ruined in the strenuous eflorls to make or save the monev to purchue them. If u woman‘will risk her heslth to get a. coveted gem. then let her fortify herâ€" sel! “that. the insidious con uencea of coughs, oolds,-bronchi:l u ions by the regula- use 0! Dr. Boschce's Germs: Syrup. It will promptly Arrest consumption in its early sages 3nd heal the doctor] lunpv and bronchial tum uld drive the drud disease from the system. It is not t cure-:1], but It in cabin cure for coughs, colds and all bro-chin! troublgo:_ You am get Dr. (ENG. (kaolin reliable ”medicsâ€"at U. B. Cnmmlngs'. Get Green's Special Almanac. 03:11-25 Conn-I. . . .V. . . . Cnfls. .r pair. Undo l‘lwers. Undershifls. . ., Night Shirts. . . socks. per pair Handkerchiefs. Shim plfln ....... ...10 Boys‘ W: “ with 001 AL cuffs 15 Am. “ n from. or ' _ )venlli ted ......... 12 when; “ Ismael ........ 1-8 Towels. ‘1 Negligee........12 I VMI- L ............ Pun... . . . . ........ 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