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TERMS Etgiish or Half German. One Year Cash in Advance $1.50 Six Months Cash in Advance .85 Three Months Cash in Advance.50 When not Paid in Advance 2.00 Aft Per Year, is the Price of this Paper! but if paid Cash in Advance it is OET OUR CLUBBING RATES. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY on NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES. It will Pay You to get your Job Bills, Dance Posters and Wedding Cards, done at this office. APVERTI8WO Column Column One Column 8 MX iWiWsMfW OCR AIM: TO FEAR COD.

TELL THE TRUTH AND MAKE MONEY. established in ISTS H. C. VOLUME XXXII, NO. 3 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.

ILLINOIS FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1905 $1.50 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. Why not Save a Third of your Feed Bill? Molasses Grains. for STABLE AND DAIRY Is the Finest and Cheapest Feed in the world for Horses or Cattle. They like it and thrive on it. You get more milk from your Cows and more work from your Horses.

We just issued a folder that tells more about it. Shall we send you one? A post-card will bring it, with samples and prices. We Want Agents. If you are looking for a Lue proposition with good money in it. let us hear from you.

P. MUELLER. Milwaukee, Wis. THE RIGHT PLACE fO 60 APT Boots and Shoes Peter Hartmann's Shoe Store REPAIRING Neatly Done. North Dunton St.

Arlington Heights, Els. Din You Ever Hear Tammy Bens Talk? No! Well just lend him your ears, give them back to you. You just ask him about Leg gings, all And if you follow his advice, he will give you a good pointer Why? Because Tom- Toraray says: Now i want Go to W. M. DYAS, M.

D. PI and Surgeon. CAlkt TO fOOM 10 TO 12 A. M. AND 4 TO 6 P.

M. Emergency and Night Calla. Recata over my Drug Store. Aj-linfiftoii Heights, 111. my is ise to put you next to a good thing E.

H. Bolte and get anything in the line of Leggings or Sox, in fact anything to keep the feet warm and dry. If I do not tell you the truth, just bring them back toE. H. Bolte and get money back.

Our Dec-Jan Gilt-edged List The following have each npid for One Year, Cash in Advance, since the laal publication of our Gilt-edged List. Dec. 9 Comfort Richmond A Gartner Tom VV il soi I li Meyer Merman Junker Johnaou Fred Rohde Louis Rohde VV IWtmeyer Mrs Barlumi Mrs Geo Stroker Wm Nordmeier Mrs Velie A Garais PALATINE. Reynolds Geo Grigg Micks A Smith Ernest Weseman John Barrett Marmeuing Conrad Dterge A Burlingame Lena Andcrman Geo Anderman Chas Henning Reese Mike nei hie Henry Buhns Ira Frye ARLINGTON HEIGHTS I) Helm kin Wm Kirohhoff Wm Meyer Greenlferg bred lvulis Christ Bear Nick Annen Philip l.a.seke Heiner Peter Beyer John Schtenhtvk Henry flahnfeld Draper I.ipph liev Forti John Eggert Clias Clausing Henry Wiese John ickol Jos Pohltnan Miss Ellen Page Emil Curtis 11 Meyer Wm Deeke Henry Wilke I. Wayman Fred Busse Jr Volz Lmis Schnell MOUNT PROSPECT Meyer Heuer Frank Hartman Jacob Fritsch Mudiltng Ed Lautfenburger Emil Juhnke Louis Liuueman SCHAUMBURG.

Fred Nerge Fred Henry Volkening Walter Sell ween Aug Geistfeldt Gottlieh Fasse ITASCA Wm Ila nek Carl Goiteman John Scltuefcte MM Gei Is Chas Dr. Aehard ROSELLE Henry Beisner DUNDEE ml Sclierlng olili Greve Hanson John Hrunim Merman Kaiser WHEELING Bollenhach Column. Items of Integst to the Fair Sex. Beer li Beer DES PLAINES. Henry Knaak CHICAGO John Hutftlz Heuchler Mrs Wm.

Sie burg S. 2. BOLTE, HEIGHTS. ILLINOIS C. P.

DRAPER, M. D. V. Or aduste at McKIHup Veterinary Collega. Veiertoarg Sorgeoo and Demist Trcxli of all Domestic Animala.

Heights, Illinois, FERDINAND HANSINQ, Watchmaker AND Jeweler And Dsaltr In WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY. BENSENVILLE Vollterdlng Henry Helmold LONG GROVE. Clias Gosswtller Robert Sebmebele GLENVIEW Geo Bax man Geo Wessling praikie view F. A Pohlman Repairing Promptly Domo Arlington Heights. Illinois.

COME TO H. W. BOEGER, jE A elfeld Office and Residence Dealet In Lumber, Coal, Etc. For Sash, Doors Mouldings, Screen Doors, Window Screens, Glass, Putty, Paint and Building Paper of all Kinds, also Agent for Gtons Falls Insurance Company ARLINGTON HEIGHTS. ILL- Cor.

St. James and Vail Streets. OFFICE HOURS: 7 to 0 an. I to p. in.

and Phone. 313. Arlington Heights, 111. Meyer Ontariovllle G. Baltin.

Manly. Iowa E. H. Jessen, Beecher, lit Wm Esau. Dak Edm Sigwalt.

Lytton. Iowa F. W. Kreft. City.

Iowa Rosen winkol, Maywood Wm. Whiting. Oneonta. N. V.

Clias Tegtmeyer. Ridgefield, 111 Mrs. .1. W. Williams, Wis W.

M. Becker. Sylvan Gruvt Kan SCISSOR1NCTUMS. FAMOUS FEMALE TREATMENT and Constitutional Remedies. Samples and Advice Given Free of Charge.

Branch Supply Office Manager Mrs. May Wickersham, Arlington Heights, Illinois. For Bargains in all kinds of Household Forniture J. H. LORENZEN, DEALER IN Ready Made Clothing ALSO DOES Cleaning, Repairing and Dyeing.

Arlington Heights, Illinois. COME TO URIEL A. REESE FUNERAL DIRECTOR. DENTIST. R.

M. GIBBS, D. D. S. Kigkt of Practical Experience.

Graduate at Northwestern University College ef Dontlal Surgery. Office, over 5tore. Every day in the week except Thursday Furnished. Arlington Heights, Illinois. OciEna and Caskets In Stc or Furnished on Short No tie Get our club rates on your daily papers.

We can save you money on all your reading. TtUphtnf Ht. 9008. Arlington 60 experience atents FRED HACKER, FUNERAL DIRECTOR esigns COPYRIGHTS UUieklf netentable. HAHDBOOK oident agency for ring petente.

through Maan 4 without charge, In the Scientific American. COFFINS AND CASKETS IN STOCK or Furnished on Short Notice. also dealer in all kinds of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PICTURE FRAMES Upholstering Repairing of all kinds ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILL. The Elgin watch factory is to hare a $7,000 The diameter of the dials will be tifteen feet. The new gas company controlled by Col.

Copley will supply 30 towns. Four counties beside Kane will be reached. Will, Cook, DuPage and Kendall are included. The Aurora. Plainfield Joliet traction company eommenced carrying mail from Aurora to Joliet, Tuesday.

The E. J. E. railroad has always had the contract' Geneva will have a rural route in about two months from now. The line of travel will be about 28 miles and the carrier will be eapected to cover the route in six hours.

He will receive $800 for his services. C. A. Snow Patent Lawyers of Washington, D. ill send to anyone ee, a pocket Memorandum Book and Diary for 1905 on receipt of actual postage, a two cent stamp.

We have one. It is worth several times the money. One hundred Chicago are to be prosecuted for selling impure drugs. Of 139 decoy prescriptions sent out by the Illinois State Board of Pharmacy to Chicago druggists, 23 contained no trace of the drug called for, GO were 89 per cent impure, and only 21 were pure. If the energy some merchants waste in fuming around and growling about poor business was expended in the right direction, looking after stock, barring out poor credits and keeping up a judicious amount of advertising, they would undoubtedly create better business condi tions The greatest accumulation of coin in the world at present is that held by the Bank of France.

At the beginning of August this amounted, in round figures, to 2,702,920,000 francs in gold and 1,125, 2 7000 francs in silver; a total of 3, 828, 212. 000 francs, or in United States curreny. A farmer says that he rids his farm of rats in the following manner. number of pieces of shingles, I put out about a teaspoonful of molasses and on that I put a small quantity of concentrated lye and then put the old shingles around under the cribs. The next morn tng I found some 40 dead rals and the rest left for parts unknown.

I have cleared several farms of the pests in the same way and never knew it to fail" We hope some of our readers will try it anc report A young man asked an elderly farmer for his daughter in marriage. The answer was: the orchard and bring I in a parcel of apples. Give me out of the whole number and to the mother one half of the balance and balf an apple over, and to the daughter one half of the remainder and half an oxer have one left for yourself without cutting an apple. Then if she is willing you can have lie solved the problem and how many did he bring? Fifty years ago Du Page county was a local community and acquaintanceship extended even beyond county lines The couutv seat was situated in Naperville, and hither came many people to legal and other business, which enabled residents living far apart to meet occasionally and keep alive the spirit of mutual interest and fellowship Two papers only were publisned in the at Wheaton, the other at Naperville, But a change came with the railroads, so that at this time residents of several townships are entire strangers and everybody cares only for Number Good manners are kindnesses in Sunday clothes. If you wish to learn bow much you cannot do, just try it.

How we detest all ourown faults, when we chance to see them in others. We all see susceptable others are to flattery, but oi course do not think of ourselves. At a wedding, all expense except the fee are borne by the family of the bride. If the Lord made anything prettier than a pretty girl a heap ot fellers that know what it is one unpleasant feature about r.dingon the good resolution get so howling lonesome. One part of the world is much the same as another.

The precious places are tiiose spots where our loved ones dwell. was very mnch surprised when I first saw you. Eve What woman did you expect? Employment of girls in banks is no new experiment. The Bank of France took women into its employment as long ago as 1852 In Lapland the crime which is punished most severely next to murder; is tne marrying of a girl against the express wish oi her parents. The woman who thoroughly understands men, ni ly not be able to write magazine poetry, but she is pretty sure to be a good cook.

alright when the right man marries the right woman, but when the wrong woman marries the wrong man, all wrong In every 1,000 marriages, in Great Britain, 21 are between firstcousins Among tho the rate is much higher, amounting to 45 in 1.000 Every man and woman should make it a habit, to go twice a year to a good dentist, and have the teeth thoroughly cleansed aud looked over. Had the old-fashioned children acted like the present generation, there would have been no children to grow up They would have been beaten to death In New York city there is a kindergarten that last year cared for 40,000 children, which one woman started years ago on a capital of $14 and a large amount ot faith and nerve. A woman can work best while talking; man, to accomplish anything good, must be silent. This illustrates the superiority of the feminine mind in its ability to do two things at once. They kiss one another in Japan.

This sounds strange, but will surprise some readers to learn that at one time kissing was not allow ed in Eugland, anil people were heavily fined, if caught at it. no such thing as a perfect husband. Angels ate not wandering around this world. a dreadful tiling for two individuals who have loved each other dearly to fall to argument and dispute. do it When going traveling or visiting, a number of large manilla envelopes in which to slip gloves, veils, neckties, handkerchiefs, will keep them from mussing, and they will be easily found if each is marked on the outside The hair is controlled by the moon If vou cut it when the moon is full it will and change color.

The study of the hair is a science of which the ordinary barber knows nothing. This is the warning of Mrs. Auna Finch, a hair expert James Callahan a millionaire philanthropist who died in DesMoiues Iowa, a few days ago is said to have bequeathed for the establishment ot a home to care for the widows of drunkards and that he has made provisions for an annuity to support the institution Every woman can be greatly benefitted by physical culture. This does not mean that you are to become so graceful that you make everybody have the fidgety wiggles, but it does mean that you grow and cover up your with good solid healthy tissue Happy the boy or girl the man or woman who has a worthy aim and pursues it with all the earnestness of their nature if they reach that aim, they will be amply rewarded by the strength they gain in the endeavor, and by the good that will accrue to them while they are at work pushing on All women no matter how well how well educated, how intelligent, how rich, how serviceable to the state, are the political inferior of all men no matter how base born, how poverty stricken, how ignorant, how vicious, how brutal. The pauper in the almshouse may vote; the lady who devotes herself to gettiug that almshouse made habitable may not The tramp who begs cold victuals in the kitch en may vote; the heiress who feeds him and endows a university may net.

vrill bones ELGIN BUTTER MARKET. Jan. No butter was offered and none sold on the board of trade Monday One buyer effered 30c. for butter. Market declared firm at 29te: last week 20c: vear ago 22c.

Output of week 439400 lbs. Broood Sows for sale at 5 cents per lb C. H. Valentine, McKinley Station. Want to borrow $300 for one or two years at 5 per cent interest Address, C.

H. Valentine, Mt Prospect, 111. or call at McKinley Station. STANDING WOOD AT AUCTION. Saturday.

Jan. 21. at 12 o'clock. I will sell at auction 20 acres of standing timber, one mile southeast of Sbermerville, near Schmidts, known as the Thomas Allison wood laud, will be sold in one to five-acre lots to suit purchasers. Terms: Cash or bankable notes, one year at per cent interest, two to remove wood.

L. G. Helm, Proprietor. WISCONSIN CATTLE SALE. Walter Krause is up in Wisconsin buying a car load of choice fresh cows which will sell private at the stock yards in Arlington Heights, Wednesday, Jan.

25. EDITORIAL The promoters of the ship subsidy bill declare that the enemy is quietly laying mines for it. It is understood that Japan will give Port Arthur to any nation that can come and take it. but none seem willing to acquire it under such circumstances. The Panama commissioners are surprised to learn that the object of Panama legislation was to build the canal and not merely to provide eommission- erships.

While we are having snows, rains and blizzards sixteen times a week. Arizona wants to know why she, a State of sunsiiine and flowers, is excluded from Some of the legislators in different States are so keenly disappointed by lack of senatorial eon tests that they are threatening to go to their constituents and demand their money hack. President Roosevelt is ascertaining the wishes of a majority of the American people in regard to the tariff and their wish is to gratified. This is the kind of a public servant Mr. Roosevelt is.

The Chicago milkmen have a new scheme to beat farmers and dairymen. Beware of anybody who sends out notices unsigned. The association January. February and March, $1.10: April average of less than 3 cents a quart is as low as milk can be pimlueed. Farmers, stick together and hold up your prices.

Aldermen Wilke and Lorenzen have been examining the hooks of the Village Clerk and Treasurer and find that Messrs. N. C. Volz and E. II.

Bolte keep their books correct and in systematic shape, and commend these officials for faithful performance of their duties. The finance committee hope to complete their investigation of the affairs and financial status of the village in time to report at the next regular meeting of tile board. public are anxious to know just how matters stand. The people are getting hot over the past secret, blundering way of tlo- iug public business and demand a reform. The spring campaign promises to be a lively one.

The "star chamber" ticket will no longer no tolerated. The voters will have a public caucus and take an interest in home affairs. The boys of this time will be the men of twenty years hence. They will till professions and business places, and writing on this subject some one well says they will be doctors and drunkards, lawyers and liars. Senators and sneak thieves, editors and idiots, ministers and murderers.

Republicans and Democrats and so on down the line. It is impossible to foretell to a certainty in just which class your boy will be. but it is possible for your boy to be put into such influence that will steer him in the right direction. Follow the boys of twelve and in twenty years some of them will be in Congress. while others will bo in jail.

Parents, do you know where your boy is to-night, and in which class he is training The Rolling Corn Husker and Shredder Co. has been incorporated for ooo. The charter Is here and the list of officers has been forwarded. The stock is on the market and several local capitalists, including well known men at the Heights and some in Schaumburg, have already Invested. The Rollings have the best machine out.

Several manufacturers have tried to buy their patents, but they would not sell and now we are sure of another big factory, employing a large force of men at Arlington Heights. The stock will soon all be taken and then will only be for sale at a premium. This is sure to pay better than bank stock. If you have money to invest, better investigate this paying business, which is now established on a firm basis. Arlington Heights has started on a good healthy We all want to the town and her people prosper.

She occupies a splendid natural location. just the right distance from Chicago, the huh of the world. We have plenty of pure artesian water, good drainage, healthy climate and substantial home industries, factories, to furnish employment for our laboring people, who are producing wealth and acquiring homes for themselves. All should take pride in improving our surroundings. Let's save our money and spend it here, thus building up our home industries, and all prosper together, As our town grows new.

progressive ideas confront us, and the ablest men we have should be chosen for this growing young city on a prosperous career. Our columns are open for the expression of the ideas of others on this subject. The rural mail carrier has many trials and tribulations and some of them could be lifted by a little more thoughtfulness on the part of patrons. Farmers could help the carriers by killing their barking, biting dogs or keeping them There is no reason why any carrier should be annoyed by a dog running along barking and nipping at his horse, or even barking at his wagon. The mail carriers are for the benefit of the public, and anything that hinders them in their work should be disposed of quickly.

Remember you are doing the rural carrier a favor by putting the stamps on your letters instead of putting pennies in the box. Buy a book of stamps and keep it in the house, and then you will always be able to stamp your let ters. This penny business is especially a nuisance In the winter. After a drive of twenty miles with the mercury playing tag with the zero mark it is no joke for a carrier to fumble about a cold tin box fishing for pennies, and undoubtedly ruffles his temper. Offer you afford to miss, opportunities to secure values that you can hope to duplicate in the near future for the same money.

TOBACCO GROCERIES 6 bars Mary Ann 6 bars Old Country Soap. 7 bars Rose Palm 6 bars Maple City 6 bars Oud Country Soap. 2 bars Satinet Soap ---IXL Starch per pkgs---- Lenox Soap per 0 bars Old Black Joe Tar Soap. .25 4 bars Toilet 2 pkgs of Post 45 Large box Rolled 23 Fancy Bulk Crackers per 25 25 25 ........25 25 5 5 ............4 White Seal 1 lb pail ..........................35 Cuban Star 1 lb Pail ........................35 Silver Foam 1 lb .38 Old Kind per .35 WINDOW SHADES. A Lot of fi-ft Window Shades to clean up, A full Line of Tablets now in Stock DRY GOODS A Lot of 18 and 20c Fleeced Waist and Dress goods per A Special Line of Outing Flannel at 8 and 10c per yd.

Select Soda Crackers per pkg 9 2 pair Mens wool Hose at .45 Fancy Navy Beans per 5 A number of pieces of Calico to 4-lb pkg Gold Dust. 4-lb pkg Johnsons Powder. Glass wash Galvanized Pails Ball Bearing Wringers Galvanized Coal Pails 20 20 30 20 25 4 2 clean up, per yd ............................5 Lad es Black Fleeced Stockings, 2 pair A Lot of Glass Lamps complete 25 30 35 A fine line cf Fancy Rugs at reasona ble prices: get one and keep vour feetfrom the Cold Floor. Rolled Oats per lb Yellow Corn Meal per Buying your goods here means money saved. FRIEDRICH REDEKER ILLINOIS.

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, C. IN A General Commission Merchant Stall 9, Fulton Street Wholesale Market, CHICffGO, ILLINOIS. HIGHEST PRICES QUICKEST VEAL, A SPEOIAI Special Attention Olven to the Sale el Veal. Poultry. Hoga, Mutton, Hldea, of promptly remitted.

and price on application. Cold Storage U. S. P. Cold Tablets CURES A COLD, QUICKLY.

Frequently in One Day, For Sale at yus 9 Dr COME TO On di di di ili BUSSE BROTHERS MT. PROSPECT. ILLINOIS. di ili ib ib i FOR. THE BEST Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Crockery, Notions, Hardware, etc.

di me most Economical Place to Trade. 33 di ib ib ib ib ib di ib di di ib di di di ib ib di di di di ib UNION HOTEL BARBER SHOP FRANK WHITE, Proprietor. ut is IBS atest tili Agvnt ftr tk mmm ram. mow WtdMfr day morning fluori Short NitiM ORIGIONAL Hot Blast For Soft Coal, Hard Coal or Wood CUTS YOUR FUEL BILL IN HALF. ALSO Hcom, Jewel, Penlosoiar Stoves and Banges FOR SALE BY J.

F. HORCHER, ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS..