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GEO. O.
Funeral Director and Embalmer
successful undertaking establishments in Chicago. As a result
of the people's appreciation of honest funeral direction.
I am the only Undertaker that
the same price as Hearse and carnages, can save you from Fifty
to One Hundred Dollars On a .funeral.
You are cordially invited to compare our prices with others before
making arrangements:
$15 caskets that others ask $30
$20 caskets that others ask $40
$30 caskets that others ask $60
$50 caskets that others -ask $100
$75 caskets that others ask $150
We carry a large stock on hand from which to select, that will
suit tbfe people.
Funerals are conducted in any
out extra charges.
Large Chapel free to our patrons. Bodies shipped to all parts
of the United States and foreign countries at the very lowest
prices.
Phone, West 1761. Lady attendant, umce ana cnapei, ivd w.
Lake St, near Lincoln St.
The Retort Courteous.
"I hats to press this bill. Mr. Blow
Bay," said the tailor, taking a much
wrinkled memorandum of accounts
from his pocket, "but"
-Oh, don't bother. Snip," said Slow
pay genially. "You don't need to press
it I don't mind wrinkles in It at an.
The fact is IT got a doren fresh cop
ies of it at bom already."
Jumping Stunts.
We know we're heard that yearwaro
It may hare beea high noon
A. cow went oct sad did a stsnt
Sy Jumping o'er the moon.
Bow true that la ws cannot say,
"Wen try not to convince.
Set sorely beef aad ether meats
Sara 'Romped some ever since.
Ycnkers Statesman.
Up to Him.
"Bee here,' asked the cautious stran
ger. If I decide to stay here for a
week how much is It going to cost
tar
Our First incorporated CKy.
The first city Incorporated In this
coualrj with a charter and privileges
.was New York, which 'was granted
Its papers In 1664.
Varnish From Seaweed.
A kind of seaweed which is plenti
ful on the coast of China furnishes
an admirable glue and Tarnish. When
dried It is. waterproof, and It Is em
ployed to fill up the Interstices In bam
boo network, of which windows are
frequently constructed In that coun
try. It, is also utilized to strengthen
and Tarnish paper lsntpma.
Drinking Water.
The aTerage amount of water that
frni be taken dally is from two to
four pints, or from four to eight
glasses. More water should be dress:
In hot weather than In cold.
Fire Escapes.
Fire escapes were first made In Saris
ml76L "
Postage Stamps.
The inventor of the adhesive postage
stamp was undoubtedly Rowland Hill,
an Englishman, In 1837 he proposed
the use pf "a bit of paper just large
enough to bear the stamp and covered
at the back with a glutinous wash,
which the buyer might by the appli
cation of a little moisture attach to
the back of the letter."
Keep plogglns? right along sad say
Wh yon fan flat.
"Another jolt from fate, but I
Expected, that."
X grin la better than a groan.
Life's road Is tough.
Bat Jolts wont stop yon If you're mad
Of proper staff.
Dinner For Y. M. C A. Managers.
Plans are being perfected, for tbelcat
"""! dinner of the eoxnmltte of
management of the Carlton areas
branch of the Young Men's Christian
association, Brooklyn,
The dinner will b held at tk
branch, -405 Carlton avenue, os Wed
nesday evening, Jas IS. It wffl b
an Invitational affair. The object ef
the gathering, aside frosa its social
features. Is to lay before to cities" s
. ef Brooklyn the aeceeslry ef tk werk
from a bualaeeB standpoint
Step Ussiest Extrsvasaaeasv
The erase for satoaebDe aad
eab rMing, fln .yfcipg aad a
ether useless extravagances
the,, colored man back, says tk Pert
land (Ore.) Advocate.
Why sot Imitate the ferejgaer irks
before be learns to apeak the
JONES.
who conducts, one of the most
furnishes automobile funerals for
part of the city or suburbs witn-
language launches out in some kind of
business bootblack stand, pushcart,
fruit stand or something equally hum
bleand In a few years becomes in
dependently rich and In this manner
helns to make a Dlace in the world of
I affairs for their people.
Cuban Negroes Seek Legal Redress.
The Negro situation in Cuba has
recently assumed some Tery Important
phases. A large number of Negroes
who were arrested some time ago have
refused to be released on ball, claim
tng the right of free speech.
General Freyse Andrade, secretary
to former President Palma, has offer
ed to defend the prisoners In their
claim to be heard, and the altnatloa
now looks dark for the admtolstratloa
forces.
VAN'DORN WINS HIS CASE
Court Gives Aged Afro-American Clear
Title to His Property.
Jastlce Aspinail of the Queens coua
rr srinreme court. New York, has de
cided that Primus Van Dora, an aged
Afro-Amencan, is entitled to ms nome,
which be has owned for forty-four
years m Jamaica, -N. Y.
The "" in question consists ox zour
and a quarter acres and is valued at
tlSjOOO. Mr. Van Dorn paid $50 for It
ka 1868. He is now In the eighty-
eighth year of nis age. ue la xne son
ef a slave who was set free by his
ataster In New Jersey and who after
ward moved out on Long Island.
Tk fsmllT settled in the Sorinrfeld
section, which was then almost in ths
beart of a wilderness, midway ne
tweea Jamaica and Far Rockaway.
The family continued to reside on
tk place, and in IBM young Van
TVmd. then of ace. married and pur
chased a plot from John Conselyea.
The deed conveyed one ana a quarter
acres, more or less. The boundary
was a little stream which has since
dried up.
As the years went by and the small
water barrier was removed Van Dorn.
who was engaging in farming pur
suits, was a little careless of the
gnf of land he cultivated. No one
told Mm to stop, and he worked a sec
tion containing nearly five acres. He
testified that he has held adverse pos
session ever since, and in this he was
corroborated by others.
No one paid attention to him, be
cause the land was not considered
worth while bothering about. Beccnt
ly, however, all the section around has
been developed, and the value of the
tend rose.
Then some of the heirs of the former
John. Coaselyea decided to evict Mr.
Van Dorn and gain possession of the
tend; but, having held it so long, he
fought back.
In the case that was submitted to
tk court an the facts were agreed
mpon, and it left but a question of Jaw
for the court to decide to whom the
ftoperty belonged.
Hies Paslelgb I bat had sty t
asre taken once ever yeara afae I
xastes.
in. Yscmrthlnr Ok. do let sae aaa
ase of tk eld dagaerreetypes.
to qualat Koseiear.
Lays Far His Feed.
Ke alecs aot,for wreath of kaav
. IT. - m kia lav.
Althosch be.triss kts ' "
M ants, to swc.ss bipwi .
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-Why Is Utile Johaay pleis "2"
"He saw a way
fTkere-a a measer aad Rwa. a
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B Dried Seaweed.
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Sea weed for fset
Derfvatien ef Money.
Sfcs. ward "laeaey Is derrred
"asseta, aaaie gives by the
saass ts tadr silver pieces
es&sed la a bulldiag ca the CastteUa
Mil attacked to the tempi of Jssttsr
Ifeseta. The officers Id charts sd ths
Bint were called triumviri zaoataalas,
cad Nlebuar thlaks that they wera im
trodoced at the time wbea tk B
flat kesaa to coin ailver.
Standing Armies.
The list "Mr army of aaadara
time was established Tly Charles jTO.
of France In IMS. la England tk
first standing army was orgiiteed ka
1638.
Folding a Man's Coat.
To fold a man's coat lay the coat t
perfectly flat with the Inside dewa.
The sleeves should be spread eat
smoothly and then folded back to the
elbow until each end of the sleeve la
eTen with the collar. Fold the reran
back and then double the coat
folding It directly in the center
and then smooth it out carefully aad
lay flat in the drawer.
Nettis Fiber.
! Prom nettle fiber a thread has beea
produced so tine that a length ef sixty
miles of It weighs bnt two and a half
pounds.
Orang-utan.
Orang-utan is a Malay word derived
from orang, man, and utan, weeds.
It would appear from this that tk
Dyaks of Borneo, who use the tent,
were Darwinians at an early date.
The one thing most nearly huaaaa
about the orang-utan is Its cry wkea
wounded, according to the starles ef
hunters.
Legislative "Rldsrs."
A rider, in legislative parlance, 1 aa
additional section or clause aaaerred
to a bill while in course of passage aad
frequently foreign to Its original pse
port. T
Submarines.
Electricity is the only motor
used in submarine boats.
The Roman Emperors.
The first fourteen Boman ea
all ahaved their faces clean. There Is
a portrait bust representing Net witb
a beard, but It iM not believed to be
authentic '
Silk ef Spain.
Nearly all the sUk of Bpabj Is f
daced la the provlace ef Murd.
After Dinner Diwwaii
A man feels drowsy after a
Caner because a large part
blood la the arsteai aeea to tk
aek to aid ths dlgestiea aad leaves tk
brain poorly supplied.
An Ancient 00 Weft.
A petroleum well ka beea karra at
bate, one of tke Ieaiaa iw'taea, fsr
nearly 8 years. It Is mrniMsait ky
Herodotus, who was bora 4M
before tke Ckrlatlaa
Circus Hersea,
After training a good drcaa
worth from $3,000 to $4000.
A Swashbuckler,
One of Louis XVIIL'a
fought three duels in a aiagle day,
first with a gentleman who leaked
askew at him. then with aaotker who
looked straight at him and finally wkh
one. who avoided looking at him aft all.
Ths River Indus.
The Indus, the second sacred rtrer
of India, is 1,700 miles long. Its wa
ters have always been considered si
most as holy as those of the Ganges.
Unole Sam's Great Scale.
There have been three great seals ef
tke United Statesone In 1782, a sec
ond in 1841 and that of 1885. which Is
used at the present day by the secre
tary of atate. He affixes it to ream s
alcatlons signed by the presldeat.
Sugar.
Sugar alone will sustain life
caaalderable time.
The Pony Express.
The quickest run ever made by tke
pony express was when Abraham L!
coia's first Inaugural message was
isent from St. Joe to Sacraxaeat ha
even days and seventeen hours.
Apollo's Favorite Instrument,
Apollo was the old god of music,
ak favorite instrument, the lyre.
Invented by Mercury. Wbea the latter
was four hours -old he found tke
ef a tortoise and made Jt late a
with sine strings la honor of the
teases. This Instrument Mercury
lyre
1ST
to Apollo, who became a
player upon it The lyre
hr
ktk Greeks in olden rimes, aad
was fashioned the harp.
Flies.
' A fly will lie motionless aft
aerataxe of freering peiat,
erewi at SS degrees, to bwas
AS decrees. One Jraadred m
tees degrees of dry keat will
jjtaii
aflyiaasaorttliee.-
pressing the Hair'
: Za preparing haasaa kalr i
fcenbur water to wifch a weak:
flea ef eedacr ammnwla Is aadafl, mm.
rted'aslfocotets. Te,sats saMsr
ara wesad arouaa -stue gjaes- seas
ears. wkea tbey are Troey-asrsats as
tke
No Wonder.
The andeats thougtu the world was
rra really not surprised at that.
Wsd find tt fist. 1 dsre to say.'
Zf ws were living In their day.
Jaet think, they had no sutos thea.
Ho show girls to delight the men.
Me pipes to smoke and no cigars.
He- cocktails served at hand some be
He bridge to play and no pink teas.
liners speeding o'er ths seas.
He yellow Journals and no flats.
He women's monstrous picture
tana problem to attack.
He gowns that button up the back.
Ho end seat hogs with manners nils.
x monkeying with us price ex
He Ice bills, no cold storage eggs,
no bunko steerers and no yeggs.
no trolley cars with cling and
He Teddy to keep things astir
ay, is it any wonder that
Tks ancients thought the world was Sat?
Boston Transcript.
Worthy ef 8upport.
Mr. Greatbead 1 shall run far re
election again next fall, and 1 presuste
I shall have your vote?
Citizen (dubiously) Well I dunae.
"What, you don't know J Why, sir,
I saved the taxpayers $500,000 this
year."
"Eh? Howr
"By not stealing it, of course." New
York Weekly.
Fishing Today.
The boy with pole and string and pia.
The expert with his book of files,
Are watching for the flash of fin
Along the streams where shadow Use.
Bltee may not corne to him who tries
Ever so harJ. but still we say
With radiant sparkle In our eyes.
The fishing season starts today."
We'll hear the same old tales agala
About the one "I almost got.
I had him In ths boat, and then
Be' left roe. Lord, but It was hotl"
Long hours of sitting at a spot
Where once a big one got away.
Of tramping over field and lot
The fishing season starts today.
Spokane Spokesman-Re i law.
A Dead Shot on Livers.
"I bear, doctor, that my friend
Drown, whom you have been treating
so long for liver trouble, has died of
stomach trouble." aald one of the phy
sician's patients.
, "Don't you believe all you bear," re
plied the doctor. "When I treat a
man for liver trouble be dies of ttver
trouble." Everybody's Magazine.
Triumphant Optimism.
Bister's eloped with the "shurvsev"
She might have married a coast.
They have Just trimmed her tatfcer a
Wall street
Took an enormous amount.
Mother Is In the hospital.
Tomorrow they operate.
Brother's been fired from college
J"or breaking a freshman's pat.
Chicago Becord-BaeaM.
The Wont He Knew.
The Butler You know, George, that
different people have different concep
tions of what the state of eternal pun
kament really is. Now, what's year
idea of hell?
The Chauffeur Having to drive a
kerse car for a living! Exchange.
The Burglar's Waterloo.
The burglar bold slipped under the
As burslar bold will do.
Ka folded ht rcet and tucked In his
And waited an hour or two.
At last she i-ame by nil the stars.
That burslst will n'?r forget!
She rasufil iii.ii hpii iiiarwl nim behind
the tjr
lor she a a u;ir:i i"e
j:..i ;e's Horary.
A C-'e'-s.
"What Is n i..iij. .i i. ' -wclinRery
There :irt :in i ... " replied
Senator Sonxlinm. :! ; . M -upect
that moat of Uiiv .:n . r lss in
fluenced by i lit i.t .!. ' 'TV rain
bow has a Hit f p ! -! eud of
kV Washington Star.
Chanticleer.
Sally flaunts him from a hatpin.
He's on Willie's tennis ball.
Mother sports blm as a shoe clasp,
Jennie on her pantoL
Daisy hongs him to her neck chain.
From him Mary takes her tea.
For Augustus he's a pipe bowl.
But I choose him fricassee.
New York Time.
For the Asking.
"Pardon uie. governor." began ths
interviewer. "I"
"Certainly, certainly." replied the
Tennessee executive, reaching for a
blank. "What are you guilty fT
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Man's Inconsistency.
Men seek to wed their oppositaa,
. But you'll notice. Just the same,
That after one Is dealt a hand
In the matrimonial game
The chances of his better half
To please him are quite slim
If, perchance., his love grows cold
And she makes It hot for him.
Chicago Keasv
The Latest.
"Nice car."
-Yes."
"Is It the latest thing In carar
-I gaess so; it has never got S3
where oa time yet." Houston
t Her Love.
"Mas, do you love your neighbor
I BlVnl ft f&lr P" fharmtTif ess.
TXet much." she said, "the troth to 1
ea, I love my neighbor's soar
Detroit Free
HIa Descent.
Via. Gabble (to her new
Bkaa My husband has descended froai
ef the finest bouses In the land.
Mtav Mulcahy An phwat Is he, a
earriar? Boston Transcript
Dorft Werry.
Csat stop the world from roIMag.
So keep a quiet souL
Although you're standing la the way,
it's bound to Toll and roQ.
Atlanta ConstitstS,
A Combat.
rrsrriWe affair at the club .liwst
Wkat happened?" h
rCbeHy strnck Ferdy wttk a takl-
' XaBsas- City JoBraal
Play Ball.
As It was never played is what w
are doing every 8ataruay, Baaday aad
Holidays at our new Park.
Leland Giants
63th and Hateted Streets,
To the most select audiences ta tke
city. Games with the best talent pro
curable. Come and visit our Park eM
see. Rube Foster the World's Greatest
Pitcher, assisted by Wlckwars, aad
Daugherty, the Season's sensation
Petway and Booker the 8 tare, Hill asd
Payne, Outfield phenomenon, Duncan,
Prior, Hutchinson, Lloyd and Home
Run Johnson celebrities, who can only
be seen on our Diamond. Game called
3:30 P. M.
Visit the Chateau at night, 5324
State street.
Grand Opening of Parks
May 15th
Box seats reserved by mall or phone
If order Is accompanied with caah,(Q
eta. per seat. Special attention to ladles
and children, ice water served free.
Take any southside surface car to 69th
streeet and transfer to Park or Nor
mal Park car, Englewood Braach,
Southside "L.
LELAND QIANT8 BA8EBALL A
AMU8EMENT ASSOCIATION.
6221 8. Halsted 8treeL
Phone Want 215.
ErtafclitHed 1SS7 PKoa OUud2S50-155
John J. Dunn
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Coal and Wood
FlFTT-FlnST STREET ill ARMOUR ATEIUE
BflErd: Sin St. U S.4 It. 3. By., Had Sli
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CHICAGO
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Dr. M. J. Brown
Ffijsiciu aid Sirgeoa
2950 SUte Street, CHICAGO.
Hotok 1(U12bi42u4: 7 US p.m.
General Expressing
To and From All Depets
MOVING AND VAN SERVICE.
Ice
Wholesale and
Retail
Coal
By Bags, Basket
and-Tons
Henry H. Turner
Crystal Ice Company
Office
733 E. 46TH 8TRTET
Phone Oakland 74.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Dorsey's
WHITE ROSE
Petro latum
Far Caappra Haass, Fae aaS Un.
KBfGSTW PHARWACT
J. 8. DORSET. R. Flu prsfrlstsr
11SH W. Slst Street, near Dsarkern.
Chicago.
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BUFFET, POOL
3004 SUte Street
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THE POPULAH AND UP-TO-DATE
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Back to ttejd Stand.
U W. 29th St near State 8L, T. B.
Hall, laundry mens' furalahlaga, ac
tions, cigars, tobacco, and news
stand. Phone Douglas S2SS.
oseAIsae2io Beatag a Specialty
Clark, Hayes & Co.
Real Estate, Renting,
Loans and Insurance
Flats and Houses to rent and For
Sale.
3705 STATE STREET
CHICAGO
St. Monica's Church
SL Monica's Church, Dearbora and
36th streets. Rev. John S. Morris,
Pastor. Rectory, 3543 Dearbora street
Masses on Sundays, 6:30, 9,30, 1030.
Instruction for the children after the
8:30 mass.
THE BROAD AX CAN BE FOUND
ON SALE AT THE FOLLOWING
NEW8 8TANDS.
From, On and After This Date, Th
Broad Ax Can Be Feund en Sale
At the Following News Stands:
R. M. Harvey's Barber ahop, 3934
State street
J. S. Dorsey's drug store, 21 W. 51st
street, near Dearborn.
A. F. Tervalon. cigar store and
news stand 5004 State street
R. J. Jones, news stand, barber
shop and pool room, 5264 State street
George L Martin, maker of fine
cigars and news stand, 18 W. Hat
street, near State.'
Mrs. Nellie Phelps, cigars, notions
and news stand, 31 W. 51st street
near Dearborn.
W. S. Cote cigars, tobacco and
news stand, 34 W. Slst street, near
Dearborn.
Philip Smith, cigars, tobacco aad
news stand 8 W. 27th Street.
T. B. Hall, laundry office, tobacco
and news stand, 11 W. 29th street
near State.
Mrs. Jas. H. Lewis, notions, cigars
and news stand, 15 W. 36th str.et
near State.
B. Davis cigars, tobacco and news
stand, 3532 State street
E. D. Burt, notions and newa stand
2636 SUte street
W..-M. Maxwell notions, cigars tc
bacco, confections and news stand
5252 State street
H. Hart, news stand, cigars,
tobacco and laundry office, 15 W.
35th street.
A. A. Dwelle, cigar store and
news stand, 21 E. 33rd street near
State.
Freddie Smith, 1358 29th street,
Newport News, Va., news agent
Turner Williams, barber-chop, 11
West 30th street, near State.
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Aldine 3653
Holt, Prop. .
AND BILLIARDS.
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Prices to Suit AIL
tCaIIs 'Answered Day
and Night
4817 State Street.
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