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THE BBOAD 1, OHIBAgO. MAY 8, 1515;
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Telephone Qeuilas 1565
3 per cent allowed on Savings Accounts
Safety Deposit Vaults, $3.00 per Year
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Ai agent bay and sell Rod Estate on xomrnbeibn, manages estates for non-residents,
induing payment of txea and locking after assessments. Money to loan
a Chicago Real Estate.
Especially Invites the patronage of Chicago business men.
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HENRY JONES
THE ELITE
CAFE and BUFFET
Finest Table d'H.te in tb City
4 p. m., t 1 a. m.
3030' State Street CKicago, 111
JOHN BLOCK!. Pre.- ' W. BLOCKI. Tmci.
JOHN BLOCKI & SON
PERFUMERS
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G. E. Kreyssler, Druggist
5057 S. STATE STREET
NOT ON THE CORNER
Fcr high grade Drugs, Chemical, ami Medici! PwpaXatJMi
All PrescriptidU CarefaMy Cewpeasaed
-ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF
Blocki's ideal & Blocki's Flower
- In Bottle Perfumes -
DAMES AND DAUGHTERS.
. .Hinenra GUUes, 102, of :New Tort. Is
the daughter of a valet of George
Washington.'1 ,
Mrs. Maud M. Randall of Bostob
earned, 10Q the first week she ran a
Utoey buC r--- -
"Miss Kathryn Clarke of Oregon, Mrs.
-Helen Ring Boblnson of Colorado and
Mrs. Frances Wlllard Munds of Arizo
na are the three women state senators
In this country.
Colonel Alexandra Koudashera, com
manding the Birth Ural Cossack regi
ment; Is the only woman who actually
commands such a body of men at the
front She haB seen exceptional serv
ice since the.war began and has twice
been wounded in encounters in East.
Prussia.
n Constance Tauclain of Philadel
phia, although only yet in her teens,
has been elected a member of the Na
tional Horse society, a distinction that
rarely falls to one of her -sex. She is
noted tor her abilities as a horse show
exhibitor and h hundreds of ribbons
and prizes won by her horses.
-.Echoes of the War.
.
. Whoever first selected the site of
Constantinople as a good place to buUd
a" city knew what is meant by the
terra -strategic alrmtfcnu' Chicago
News.
- ThaTroice of. European leaders Is still
ioricar. but It is tfe;tQ assume that
la all the belligerent nations there are
"fraltful &lences"thatare' maktag-ibr
jpeac.-Chlcago Herald.
Peace talk la plentiful, but" without
evident substantial JJasis. The preva
lance of such ruroegs, however, la en
couraging testimony that Ssxope Is
wearyinsrf Jta tradyw-Chlcago Pest
Itsnouldre remembered that. China"
is toovblg for aay of them. They
might bite out a piece now and thee,
bat- China' remains and in the ceeose
ef.erests win regala. an that ierfekca
Jrasa berr-CiBrfamatl Tiaes-Stsx.
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tf lastla tisw-to Mt Jtt.
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XES WtOAD AX OAX M TOOITO
ON SALE AT TJB tfi&ATIIXQ
HEWS SXAXM:
From -on and after this datehe
Broad Ax, can be found oa sale at toe
following news stands:
JT. B. Jones, raaaiBe dfts, to
baeeb and news stand, 248 E.JBOLBt.
-N, a Chalmers, cigars, tehaeeo, no
tion store and news stand, 6012 8.
State street.
L. E. Chilton, news stand, S. E. cor
ner 5lst and State streets.
tt. Bereabaum, Cigars, Netiena nd
News Eland; 31 W. 51 Street war
Dearborn.
E. H. Faulkner, news ageaey; 3109 8.
State street.
George I Martin, maker of lae cig
ars and now. stand, 18 W. 31st 8U
naar Stats.
B. M. Harvey's barbsr ahep sad
news stand, 3924 State street.
W. M. Maxwell, notion. cikut.
baeeo, confections and news stand,
6244 State St.
Edward Felix, notions, cigars and
news stand, 52 W. 30th St.
F. Bishop, eigars, tobacco and new
stand, 3 W. 27th St, near State.
Sylvester MeGloCn, news stand and
laundry office, 4122 State Bt.
William Gaughan, laundry office
eigars, tobacco and news stand, 2636
State St.
E. M. Oliver, notieas, eigars and
newa stand, 15 W. 38th Street, near
Stats.
A. D. Hayes, eigars, tobaeee, astisas.
stationery and news stand, S640 8.
8Ue '8fc
George MeFaro, shoe shining parlors
and news stand. 3800 Stats street
T. B. Hall, Laundry efiee, eigars,
tobacco and news stand. 3618 8outb
Sfate street.
Fred M. Waterneld, eigars, tobaeeo.
notions and news stand, 6202 South
State street.
Coleman & Glanton, eigars, tobacco
and news stand, 3342- 8. 8tate street
Miss E. M. MeCIain, hair dressing
parlor and news stand. 30 W. 3Bth
street.
F. M. Diffay, cigars, tobacco, notions
and news stand. 3605 State street
To Help Him" Meet the Cost.
"So you are contemplating marriage?'
"That's what!
4Have you paused to consider the
high cost of living?
"Nary pause. I considered it on the
way to propose and then I put on
more speed. Her father has moneys
Houston Post
The average 'fellow who. demands
justice only wants it, as .a rule, for the
other fellow.
It is natural that the cheerful loser
should be admired' by the gangthat has
secured his wad.
Further complications of the Mexican
situation would seem to be much Hke
further scrambling a scrambled egg.
One of the universities has lengthen
ed the course embryo dentists must
take before they get a diploma. A
longer drill, as it were.
It is to bo hoped that the Plutes as
losers got a safo percentage of the
moving picture rights. General Scott
gets an the glory otherwise.
A Canadian editor bails the peace of
Canada and the United States as a
world ideal. The problem is to make
Earope seovthe idea and live up to it
The Royal Box.
All the kings of Prussia have been
caned Frederick or William.
Ktng George's beard is termed a "tor
pedo beard in the British navy.
The crown which the reigning king
of Boumanla wears -was made of the
Iron of a Turkish' gun taken at Plevna.
Should the shah of Persia be deprived
of bis lnrome be would still be one of
the richest ieraons In the world. He
wosid-Gnly.have.to sen his ornaments,
gems and precious utones to become
possessed of about $35,000,000.
Its Complaint.
One day small Sadie was watchp;
the lid of the teakettle rise and fall.
emitting at the same time tiny puffs of
steam. Finally she said: "Mamma.
you'd better call in the doctor. The
teakettle's got the asthma." Chicago
News.
Retiring Before the Enemy.
Owens My taDor will be hero in half
an hour. Elevator Boy Yes, sir; shall
L2 ask him to wait? Owens Certainly
not, you Idltftl What do you suppose
rm going out for? Boston Trancript
speak
Domestio Bliss.
"Does your husband ever
harshly to youT
"No. Thank heaven, myNhasband
and I are not on speaking terms
Chicago Herald.
Three Strikes.
Baseball -neutrality, according to an
arteat tan. consists in attending all
Ibe flasses that do -norconfllct. Chica
sje News.
TaBdsg about' the massacres abroad,
they-are aethlag to the annual -slaughter
et the grandmothers of the land
aew . Balteore American..
late sach ball park some rain must
JsQ at isepportHBe ' times, but, f
the weather man will be as
as poasJBe about It Indiana-
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jastieaeteyt
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Ftoo Frs. V J
mafg that., kalckerbdckers for aes?
at the fatted calves, etc
HJDjsVf.ssVsttbe jynng san la
ba tmmer eislasa He- U sot eaylBg
ait elctia hi. 'Tt tnewstTlr
rCeeae Jtw,
wkvt Mstd of stra ats
wsaastsaa tftee
Reversible.
If the bat is becoming the girl is
pretty, and If the girl is pretty the bat
Is becoming. It's easy. Galveatoa
News.
Love, that seldom gives us happi
ness, at least makeaTus dream of IL
Benancourt. Welfare Work.
"Have you any parts of an aatomo
bile that you don't want?"
"I hare an old tire. What's the
Idear
"You know how our grandmothers
used to make crazy quflta for the
needy I"
"Yes."
"On the same principle I am trying
to assemble an automobile for a poor
woman who has none." Leuisrille
CourlersJournaL .
Obeying the 8'fn.
"Lady." said the pilot of the dab
members 'who had assisted Horatio
Hangover to get -home, "here is your
husband."
"But why," she ejaculated as she
opened the door "why did yoa bring
mm up the back way 7"
The pilot answered, "Becasae theesa
a. sign out there that says, 'Deliver All
Packages In tbd Bear. DetrefcNewa,
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
Fever 8orer Cold Sore.
For this disfiguring labial af
fection there is no Temedy bet
ter than bathing several times
a" day with a-borteacid solution
one teaspoonful ot borift add
dissolved in a tumblerful of Jiot
water. At bedtime the crusts
may be dusted with, dry boric
add. Children having cold sores
are disposed to pick the lip with
th fingers. This procedure may
infect the sore. It always de
lays the healing- To protect the
llpa. from being picked chndren
should wear mittens to bed.
The First SfcalLBa Laet.
Miss Gnehlngton I think year jteren
has a perfect ending, Hr. ScrtbeJer.
Scribbler How do yoa like the
teg chapter J
Miss Gushlngtoa Oa, 1 acre set
cane to that yetl JaeJf.
Neea an A4M.
"We can't take this hOTSse. It
attic.' . -
. We can get aloar wltheat a
"We caaaotr Where-elee eesM. w
keep the portraits e.yer pelatJrea?
Detrott Free Press.
A MIGHTY FUGPOLE.
The Tallest In the Worid It Floats
Old Glory at San FranoUco.
A fitting symbol of the mighty for
ests of the west is Astoria's flagpole,
the taUest in the world, which, floats
the stars and stripes 241 feet above the
Panama-Pacific exposition sea wall at
the corner of the Oregon building.
The stick, for It is a single stick of
timber, is actually 251 feet long, but
ten feet of its' butt are imbedded in a
200 ton block of solid concrete, which,
without other stays, holds the pole up
rleht ncalnst the wind.
The pole was shaped from the trunk
of n Douclas fir which as it originally
stood In the Oregon forest towered 347
feet in tbo air and might have match
ed Its height, though not in girth,
against any but the loftiest of the Cali
fornia sequoias.,
Looking up at the great flagstaff it is
hard to realize that it wdghs upward
of forty-six tons and that there is lum
ber enough In it to build five ordinary
eight room houses. Its great height
gives- it an appearance of slenderness
and lightness.
Just to transport this pole and set It
up Russell Hawkins and dtlzens of
Astoria spent nearly enough thousands
of dollars to build several of the houses
its lumber might construct. San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
THE PASSENGER PIGEON.
A Beautiful and Useful Bird That U
Now Extinct.
There are men still alive who have
shot not dozens, but hundreds, of pas
senger pigeons In a single day. Sixty
years ago this bird-was far more com
mon In the United States than wild
ducks arc today.
When It migrated the flights dark
ened the sky. A single flight has been
estimated to number over 'iOOO.OOO of
birds.
A. ter weeks ago .the last passenger
pigeon died In Chicago at the age of
twenty-seven years.
A passenger pigeon Is quite a differ
ent looking bird from any.otbcr kind of
pigeon. It has a long tall and is in all
nearly three-quarters of a yard long.
It is so called because of Its migratory
habits. It being a bird of passage.
For the past fifteen years there had
been a standing reward of 51,000 for a
mate for this last survival of her race.
This was several times Its weight in
gold, yet the offer produced no re
sponse. The passenger pigeon is abso
lutely extinct, and one of the most
beautiful and useful of birds has been
wiped out. as it were, under our very
eyes. New York Press.
: Our National Debt
At the beginning of- the second quar
ter of the present fiscal year the pub
lic debt stood as follows:
Interest bearing debt, $0GSI825,D50.
Debt on which Interest has ceased.
$L544,G20.2a
Debt bearing no interest (mostly
"greenbacks"). $309,353,079.40.
TotaL $139.723540.00.
There were outstanding, in addition
to the above. $1,40933,609 of coin
certificates and treasury notes, making
a total gross debt of $209,202418X0.
The debt, less cash in the treasury,
was $1,001,752,097.48, or about .510 for
each mnn., woman and child. In the
United 8tates.
Hospital For Fishermen.
Equipped with the most modern fa
cilities for the care of the sick and
wounded, the United States revenue
cutter Androscoggin Is now in service
as a hospital ship and will operate
among the fishermen working on the
Grand Banks f Newfoundland. This
13 said to be the first hospital ship ever
outfitted by the United States govern
ment for service with a flh'ng fleet,
although the plan is not a new one
with other eountries-Fopular Mechan
ics Magazine.
Asleep Indeed.
From the French trenches in Alsace
comes a tale of a soldier who- awoke
one morning' after a sound sleep, com
plained of a cramp in his thigh and
aald that he-could not get up. At first
his superiors asked .that ho do so, but
as he steadfastly refused they sent for
a doctor. The latter found that a bul
let had come through the roof of the
eedlera shelter during the night and
had lodged in bis thigh. It had loot1
even waked him upl '
Jin. (AHow erteade
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"Tipperary' In a New Rets.
The vogue of TiDDerarT" has smmiI
to Deamark. but so strict la thateoan-1
.trya,fense of neutrality that a wott en
aawntten decree wentorth la Copes,
atten not ionir am thaf in tw t
Hs being "the national anthem ot eW
ac the warring, nowers." the."Tipper
ary. song must not be sung In rMi
'telta or theaters, nor may- sssaU key'
ae eacearajteu to whlaa tt tm ism1
House Cleaning Time
Calls Attention to the fact
that your worn-out range should be gently
escorted to the alley- to make room for
a brand new
Composite
You dont have to be reminded that
the old range is a source of annoyance
and trouble - a constant . menace to the
comfort and health of the good woman
who cooks your meals.
We will be glad to send you our hand
some new catalogue - with pictures and
descriptions of all our newest ranges - the
fifty different types. Then you can com
pare your selection with all the others
r at any of our branch stores or our
big showroom downtown.
And RightNow is the time to act - before
the big Mayrush starts. The new catalogue
is full of cooking lore you will want to
keep for all tima Drop us a postal,
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Peoples Gas Building Telephone Randolph 4S67
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