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with the usistsnt ,seerets heed. As the visitor advances. the door. aloo- ing, lets the teapot swing down till it "mchee the floor with e cfesh. The visitor ususlly gives a leap bf suipl‘ise sod feet, end the nssistent secretary etete. apprised by the onsh. looks up ‘ with I. glad smile, extends hie hand. and says to the unnerved visitor: “What can I do for you?” I ”tonight swung. During tho (In: the bunk- nro sounded-hm mu. On tho Inch dock than I. t N load Opt-cunt (or women a: a . toom for men. A h; m. flu pl to I“ And book. It.“- may} with hum; facilities In no M“ {or those who um than. m m fleet has been outlined by Mr. M“ to ohudty. Th. sum” My bou- tannin u on anti! “I!" morning. In an a M (it in disorderly he in tutti: to tho m “a conned. ' . ”built Scents?! of State Moe. who in «17 do“. ha 3 unique devioo to: nun-thing him 0! the Intrusion o! 1 Visitor. He ha a tespot slung over the hack of his chun- by I string. the 0nd of which in tied to the doorknob. When a. visitor ontenJhe door. swing- ing open. nin- the teapot to 1.1on Tone ie becoming very gay. Stete Geologist Durable has disclosed to the people of that state nonme- 01 mineral wealth that are astounding. He milk“ in one county alone. 'thet of Cherokee there m 60,090,000 Ours Inuet be, not "a nation oi! enur- teure." but a. nation of professionals; it it is to hold its own in the coming strugglesâ€"struggles not merely for commercial dominance. but for the aup‘rexndcy of political end more] ‘ideols, says the Atlantic. Our period of national isolation, with all: it brought of good or evil, has en out- lived. The new epoch will piece a heavy handicap upon ignorance of the actual world, upon indiflerence to in- ternational usage: and undertakings, upon contempt for the foreigners. What is needed is, indeed, knowledge and the’ skill that knowledge make! possible. The spirit with which we confront the netio’ffal teak- ot the fu- ture should have the sobriety. the firmness, the steady effectimeee, which we associate with the pretee- elonol. 11:19 in ‘au Texas, as a, whole. there or. 3.000000,000 tons. A'nd by the side of this ore lies all the coal nec- essary to work the are into shape. Th9 geologist makes the flat state ment that “no‘country in the world In! cheaper material for ”nothing iron than east Texan.” Advice against Ipeculltlon is lens! hie but unavailing, truly churns tho Wuhington Star. Peopte who won do not need -it and thou who lost In no mare money. ‘ keg-3‘0:- 3? no Edi‘goor. Gusto! pl $.80 on ‘0 «on... .1053 8:3 .I pron-’38.... Epg§£.89ro Engagigrl‘ ‘0 38.3 Ernaâ€"aortas. tmtdn p. I. M uni manmwummnn lnddontwuwimhyomm hunmflmumnnbuhd and! Ian M don m NI. wifidnlhrroququtronthdrm an. Wumoktt'goodnm-fi for quit. "rm. wu hm busy h- A‘Wloflhomflhoym‘hto tho M o! o with! M on“ he mud Mo yum tokon. “Ivont it tookon on my homo,“ odd tho boy. ond Joldngly- tho .photognphor no oworod: “All right. bring your homo up.” Tho boy mm but In o minnto that. won o and: out] o hon; on tho as)! that nlmoot shook the building. and in come tho boy [coding his ooddlo pony. Tho photomphor won me. however. our]. finding his blufl collod. ho mounted the boy on hi: pony and took hit picture. Oflice Qpen from 7 a. m. to 7:30 p.111. Oflie'e not open on Sunday. Mail trains arrive and depart as follows SOUTH Boon) - v ‘ At 5 revivel meeting wen-3h towneu‘nneroee mdnldtlnthem the wickedelt mu in the city. “I’d go to perdition if I :11on die to- night." he concluded. Immedhtely en old deacon started the hymn: “If you get there beibre I do. look out for no â€"I'm coming. too." .Then the deem wondered why everybody hushed. u. m. received and dispatched a . . m. , - ‘ . p.-m. ' ' “‘ 5:38p.m.q-_“ ‘ . 7:17 p. m. “ dispatched. Sunday ma il" 13 dispatched $5151 pm All mails close 30 minutes before the departure of tn sins. . € Farm. 871 513 l V Hlxhhnd Park Postofllce. Enouam'uhhuu. A m. receivhd NORTH Bellini A_ m. rectified and dismtched THE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWSLETTER. A W. Fletcher. RM. My Stock b I]! new and up-to-dnu' Spring Goods. 1 never loop I stock at natal-dab Shoes in! longer than a ’ . \ yin clout thopoota _I_y W plpu in_ to tell_ nt_ a reg-901M. no. to; Ion-It? "SMâ€""IQ! 171:5 ELIE; GER 'th iifiit} Bidi‘pooéow mt. BAYSE ELOCK, CENTRAL AVE. HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. 5O ‘- HER rgChIN’l‘. $2.00 Per Ye FINE SH(,)ES Shirts pltin .......... 10 ' “ with col cufls 15‘ - “ open front or pleated ......... 1'2 ,“ Flannel. . . . . .4-8 “ Negligée. ....... 12 Vests .............. Pants ............ f . Emma .......... Communion Suits. Pajamas. . . , ....... J. .BLonDAHL Up-to-Date Shoe Dealer m ' Wéééae$k>x<>x<éeéeee§él$k§eee§é¥sk¥§é§é¥§ :************************Â¥ News-Letter Everyth‘ing,Fresh,'and Prices Low. 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