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FIRST. THE WORLD AFTERWARDS. established in 18T8. VOLUME XXY, NO. 29.

PALATINE, ILLINOIS, SATUllUAY UNE (5,1903. $1.50, A YEAR, IN ADVANCE Palatine Millinery Store. Battermann Block, Palatine. Mid-Summer Styles JUST HECEIVBD. There Is no Excuse for any Lady in Palatine not being- Satisfied with her Hat.

Our Spring Line was the Talk ot Palatine. We intend to make our Summer Hats fully as popular. If you are in need of one, forget to call. We have an Excellent Line of Hats, 1.00 to $2 Special LONG GROVE. Please send your items in earlier.

Frank Stahl is sick with scarlet fever. Miss Lucy Stahl visited friends at Fremont last week. Sam Fehlman and Jno. Stempel and families visited at Hon. Chas.

StempePs, Sunday. Willie Brown was hit in the face by a horse lie was leading and had four teeth knocked out. He is under Dr. care. Albert Stahl bouglit a tine new buggy of Jno.

Zimmer vV: Sons and now the girls are all smiling at him and anxious to take a ride. The dance was well attended. All present had a nice quiet time. Quite a number of ('hirago people were out. and seemed well pleased with everything.

In order to Close Out our left-over hats we will offer them at a Bargain for IM, SOcup Hanck 8c Battermann, Palatine, Illinois. PALATINE BANE -OF GEAS. PAHGN. A Genenl Banking Business Transacted. mteresi Paid on Tima Deposlis.

Loans on Real Estate. mStJRAHCE. rhone, 201. PALATINE, ILL. RALPH PECK, LAWYER.

RESIDENCE, PALATINE OFFICE! 1001 Ashland Block, Chicago. TELEPHONE. CENTRAL, 2613. M. F.

CLAUSIUS, M. D. Tcuti'djcr 3trst. OFFICE IN KNIGGE'S BUILDING. OFFICE hours 8 to 9:30 a.m.; 7 to 8 p.m.

Palatine, Illinois. C. L. KERSTINC, PHOTOGRAPHER. Open every SUNDAY only from 9 to 8 Hand Painted Easel Frame Given with Every Dosen.

ROBERT MOSSER. PURE DRUGS CHOICE CIGARS, Toilet Articles and Perfumery. Office of Long Distance Telephone. Palatine, E. PRELLBERG.

Tailor PALATINE. ILLINOIS. KADY-MADE CL0THIH6 AT LOW PRICES. H. J.

SENNE, DEALER IN Frest and SmoKad Pleais. POULTRY, GAME, FISH, FRUITS, Vegetables Oysters in Season. Phone, 2032. PALATINE, ILL. PHILIP A.

EEITZ Su CO. GENERAL Commission Merchants, Bo. 11 Fulton St. Wholesale Market CHICAGO. ILL.

Next Door to Scboppe Broa PALATINE, ILLINOIS, DENTIST. R. M. GIBBS, D. D.

S. Eight Years of Practical Experience. Qreduate of Northweetem University American Coilejge of Dentlal Surgery. Office, over 5tore. Every day in the week except Thursday Arlington Heiafhts, Illinois.

They are Enjoying Life. Extracts from a message by wireless telegraph from Archhald. Pa. to Long Grove, of interest to the many frieuds of Rev. and Mrs.

O. W. Lanxmann. In accordance with the manv kind wishes of friends and the divine guidance ot Him who guides our every footstep, their journey easlwani was a very pleasant one. As owing to several stops along the route, the trip dul not prove at all tiresome.

The scenery at Buffalo ami Niagara Falls was of especial interest. No strikes or breakdowns occuring, the Falls were in their usual running order, and promise to continue one of the wonders of the world for time to come. Continuing from Buffalo the next stop was at Scranton, where the bridal couple were met by a delegation who accompanied them to their hoiue city. Arriving at a carraige decorated with white ribbons stwd in waiting and a drive over tlie principle streets of the city ended at the church of which Rev. Lauxniann is the honored pastor, Here the whole congregation aliout 200 was assembled and the eager smiling faces of all were an indication that each was trying to outdo the other in extending a hearty welcome to the happy couple their new home.

They were escorted to the basement of the church which was brilliantly illuminated and decorated with flags, flowers and bunting and the Band rendered its choicest to the enjoyment of the assemblage all the evening, A general reception, congratulations and hand shaking was followed by a spleniiitl supper at the three long tables which had been set in advance bv the ladies of the congregation. One of the pleasantest features of the evenings entertainment was the presentation to the bride and groom of an elegant a pair of rocking chairs and a pretty parlor lamp. The country surrounding is irincipally a coal mining district. The citv lies nestled in among high hills, has a bountiful supply of pure water and a healthful climate. The parsonage is nicelv situated near the church and tastily furnished and promises well to be a fleasaut and happy home.

dr cari hepbr dentist Every Eours, 9 to BENI ENVILLE. ILL. Roselle State Bank Report. Report of the condition of the Roselle State Hank at Hoselle, Htnie of Illinois, before the commencement of business on the 2isl day of May. V.m, as made to the Audilorof Public Accounts, for I he State of lUInuis, pursuant to law.

resources LoansandDiscounts S6tTT4.l9 Bonds and securities, including Ranking House W' Oa- Furniture and Fixtures, Due from National Checks and other Cash I terns Casli on hand. a. Gold Treasurer Cert b. Silver Coin Treasurer CeriitlcatesW.O» c. National Rank Currency 70.00 d.

Legal Tender and Treasury Notes. BANK OF FRANZEN BROS. BCNSENVILLE, ILL. Transacts General Banking Bnsiness. Pays Interest on Time DepaFlts.

Real Estate, Loans and Other Securities. $25.000 Capital and $150,000 Private Property, Guarantees of Deposits. iMI ILLE. 8T3S.9Ì 2.T5 211.00 03 Extraordinary Values in Straw Hats. 2 000 51S.14 19310.00 Total LIABILlTIfcS.

Capital Stock paid in Cn livided Profits, less expenses and taxes paid Time Deposits Havings Certitlcaies Demand Deposits individual Certitlcaies Total 89 ILLINOIS. 1 COUNTV OF PAGE i I Herman H. Franzen, Cashier of the Rn- i-elie State Bank do solemnly swear that the above siatement is true, to Wie best of my and belief. Herman FhaKZFx. Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7 th day of May H.

Koehler, Notary Public. ROSELLE. home over Timothy, Clover, Millet, Hungarian, Red Top, Blue Grass, Rape and all kinds of Field Lawn Grass Seeds also Field Corn Fodder Corn for sale at reasonable prices by Charles Stempel. Long Grove, Illinois Special attention given to the of DresSed Beef, Mutton, Poultry, Hides, etc. ceeds of consignments promptly remitted.

1 attention given to consignments from the country. Cooling Rooms P. MONEY IS NO and will be refunded to you if after using baif a bottle of the famous FRED L. KUNZ. Cariries a Fall Line of Wall Paocr ai low Prloes.

WINDOW CURTAINS Carried In Stock at 25o and 33o Each. Also Made to Order at Reasonable Prices. SIGN AND BUGGY PAINTING Phone, 2038. PALATINE, ILL F. HATTENDORF PROPRIETOR WHeaiouf pniiinoaigl WorRs MATT.J.J 0 HHS 0 HS 6038 RHEUMATISM and blood cure YOU are not satisfied with results.

This is our guarantee, which goes WTtb every bottle, for aatf Gtterantced Only By Aa S. OLWIS5 at LAKE ZLRICIL Hy, Gobehnan visited his parents Plamtield over Sunday. Zurich will have a rousing Fourth of July celebration this year. Mrs. jr.mes Flood spent several days visiting friends in Chicago.

M. Lohman and several other fishermen spent seveial at Fox river. Kohl Bros, have worn that west racket thread bare. Better tiy some other scheme. Miss Mabel Kush has returned to school at Waukegan after enjoying a vacation.

xVnsel Packard drove to Chicago, Fm- dav and returned Monday with a load ot household goods. Contractor Wm. Boyer has been kept busy the past week putting in new stone bridges for the town. We notice Charles our new merchant, is kept busy and makes his regular trips to the city to replenish his stock. The Pentecost picnic was a failure owing to inclement weather.

About forty couple attended the dance in the evening. Rev. Geo. K. Hoover, general field secretary of the American Home F'lnd- ing Association lectured at the church Sunday evening.

estimates free I have no Ajrents therefore I Guarantee First-class Work at the Lowest Price. Ail Work Guaranteed According tc Contract. Telephone, 671. WHEATON. ILLINOIS.

KBJjiSl 8.M iJOitijSIl. A BULL LINE OF XKized Paints and Oils, Toilet Articles, Etc. prescriptions Carefully Prepared. 2035. PALATINE, ILL.

Phone. CHAS. WENTE. dealer in Wintoills, Pumps, Feed Grinders, CORN 8HE1LERS AND HUS KERS ALSO AGENT FOR Asrniotor and Fairbanks WIND MILLS. W.U.

Driiua to Aoy Wsvar Ouarsnteod or No Fsy. PH attne ILLINOIS. gULNTlK CORNERS. Henry Baker and wife were at Lake Zuridi Tuesflay John Popp has gone to Wisconsin to spend a year ith relatives Karl Meyer, of Deer Grove, called at the corners Tuesday on business, Henry Wease and family visited frieuds at Arlington Heights, Sniidav. Miss Tillie Quentin, of Palatine, visited her parents and friends here, Sunday.

D. Sturm went to Praire View Tuesday with two loads of hogs for market. Sturm, has painted his new barn also will paint the house on his farm Jno. Witt ami family went to Barrington Decoration Day to see the parade, etc Did voll see that devil fish at fish store in Chicago. It was a queer animal.

Henry Meyer and Wni. Stockel went to Barrington Tuesday to buy binding twine, etc Albert Iloeft and wife were at Wauconda Decoration Day calling ou relatives and friends Fred Knigge, Rockefeller, was here on business." He was born and grew to manhood here A. Keisler, Sr. goes to a Chicago hospital for a surgical Frieuds wish him a speedy cure. Levi Waymaii, of Arlington Heights, is putting down a 5-inch tubular well on the old Denis Putnam homestead Herman Junker had the misfortune to lose another cow by anthrax.

This makes the third season he has had this trouble on his farm. Chas. Ahlgrim and Wm. Wierdt have returned from a two weeks prospecting trip to state of Wa.shingtou. They say Illinois is the best state yet The Chicago Telephone Co.

will soon put four more wires on the main line here, also cross arms and 1 more wire.s to Barrington, making 54 wires on the main and more to come Hired men are scrace and work plenty; Lots of corn to plant yet; lots of bad seed this season. Caniiers report the sweet corn seed selling as high as a bushel. Something never known before. The Misses Dohl were Sunday. The Kunz girls entertained a friend over Sunday.

Kl. Connors came back Tuesday to work nights. Mrs. Winders is visiting John family. Will Botterman attended the dance Monday night.

Frank Switzer, of Malta, is a guest of Ciirtord Haliett. Miss Crampien was home Monday and Tuesday. The Itasca boys won the ball game Decoration Day at Itasca. Fred Keyser, of is visiting his cousin, Kddie Mrs. Tillie Winders visited John family this Mr.

and Mrs. Pieper with her mother, Mrs. Miss Hulda Troyke anfi her brother visited Adolph family. Mesdames Schauble, Lieseberg and Albrecht were at Elgin, Saturday. F.

R. Crane shipped two car loads of fat cattle to market Tuesday night. Earl Barr is all smiles since that baby girl arrived at his home 4 June 2 The school house at Meacham was struck by lightning, Thursday. one injured. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Beck and child ViSited Mrs. Jos. Beck a tew days past week.

Misses Irone Lippincott, Edith and Loretia priedler from Chicago visited here Monday night. Chas. Cunningham, Markel and Grover Bartlett attended the dance liere Monday night. Nora Bagge, Clara and Arthur Lang- horstjOt Aurora visited John Bagge and family a few days this week. Albert and Will Soorleder spent Decoration Day iih their grandparents, as did Wm.

family. Mrs. W. C. Achard left Monday for her parents Philadelphia.

She returns to in about six weeks, Wm. and family of Chicago visited the Conrad Heisterfeld and John Hattendorf families Sunday and Monday. Eight carloads of stock were shipped from Roselle, Tuesday night by Chas. Hollenback, Wm. Reader and Frank Crane.

Henry Seeker had a chance to sample the best while tending bar for red Schmidt, Tuesday. Customers say he was all right. Misses Emma Hattendorf, Sidonie Fiedler and Jennie and Ruby Hailett went to Itasca, Saturday to see the bail game, but unfortunately witnessed the defeat instead of victory of our home team. A number from here attended the Meacham Al. E.

church Wednesday eve to hear Rev. farwell sermon. He goes to Kansas to make his future home. He will be greatly missed as he was loved by all who knew send it in early, Brnsenyllie three republican each 40 votes. Rev.

fechiek and bride have begun housekeeping in the M. Haugen house. C. A. Franzen Son the best hard coal at $7.50 a ton delivered.

AH bills for coal must be paid not later than the 10th of month after delivery. Louis Schmidt being an old soldier, his patriotic son and daughters observed memorial day and decorated the graves of the nine soldiers buried in the Wolf cemetery. Rev. H. J.

Schiek, pastor of the new Evangelical congregation, was married in Chicago, June 2 and arrived in Bensenville with his bride Tuesday evening The choir planned a grand surprise and reception their honor. hall was handsomely decorated for the occasion, long tables were spread with a feast of good things and about 300 people of the village and vicinity gave the new minister a royal welcome. Rev Stable, superintendent of the orphans home, delivered the address. The happy event lasted till pm. The building of concrete siilewalks Fhouhi be as tliey are inn- maiieiit improvements for the village.

Fred Tit and Franzeii spent Decoration Day at Wauconda, but owing to the very cold weather unable to do much lisliing, Frank Kruze, who has been in the ITiiled States navy at the riiilippiiies and parts of the Pacltie Ocean the last few years. Is home on a vi.sit to his parents. The Village Board lield a speda meeting Wednesday eveniug and tlie appropriation ordinauct one-half of 1 cent on all taxable in the also an ordinance for comjtructing a yon crt4e cement sidew'alk on the south side of Grmi street, from the wooden walk west to Ghniadi street, and on tlie west side of (iiiirch street, front ing of G. AI. Groves.

Lonls Brettmau, laimliert and An gust Freie W'eiit lisliing to Lake Zn rich last Saturday. LamlHTt tells fish story. He says cangiit 4 2 -lH)ninl pickerel and strung him ou a cliain guaranteed to liold Phi pounds but it seems the pickerel had an eiior moiis appetite for chains, and Laiiibdri wMit to take off his pickerel a ft'W miuuies later, the fish gone Fnie slioulil have taken the advii given liiiii shortly and soakeil the I Hie with a bottle. Kxperi ciice is a good teaclier, but ratlier cx pensive. you Want to.

Save on your New Hat and Desire all the Quality and Style "contained in Hats of twice the Price, come to THE RIGHT PLACE. No matter how exacting your taste, you will surely be High Grade Panama Hats, 00 4 regular value from $3.50 to $5.00. Sale price The $2.00 and $3.00 grades at $1-49. A large lot of Panama Straw good qualitj', QOn slightly soiled. Sale price SWEATERS.

Summer Sweaters 75c to fi.5® at 50c, 75C, $190 5HIRT Summer Wash Shirts, Sale price, 39C WAISTS. White Shirt Waists, 58c, 75c, $1,00, $1.50 China Silk Waists at A fine line Pearl Shirt Waist Sets at 29c, 35c, 49c, 65c, up A fine and large assortment of Summer Lawns and White Danish Cloth, a very durable cloth for 1 Dg A Pleasant Afternoon The Directorii of our school us per mission to spend the afternoon of Asceasion Dav plaviiiK games and other amusements, but said that we should be at school or else we would be marked absent. So after roll call we sang eight songs and then girls and three boys to be voted on for lead ers to spell down. Each pupil could for anv two of the candidates. Em sting received thirteen votes which was the highest number, and Heury Wolf and tdwin Franzen the next highest number.

It being thev had to draw slips, Edwin Franzen drew slip so he and lllie chose Hides Willie EniHting stood up longest and Amanda Hornbostel next. At rece.Hs we all wSit owside. The boys played ball and the girls pfaved and Mouse. had minutes recess. After recess we twenty played and Tailless First we all tried to draw an eye in the pig tluat the teacher drew on the blackboard.

had a large handkerchief tied oyer oureyes. of the pupils got the eye in the right place but others got far from it. Afterward we tried to draw a tail on the pig and that was harder than drawing the eye. we had all had a turn, we sang two songs and then went home. Benseuville bchool.

summer per BIGHT JL C. HITZEfflAHM, PrOD. Your Trade. Brick Block. Palatine.

BL PHILIPP JAEC.ER, eneral commission merchant StaUs 1 and 8 Tulton St, Wliolesalo CHICAGO. ILL. rtvM 1. til. of Ttil rtc.

Botter ko Procwd. of Con.lg.mwt Oldest Hoom on the Street. end Price Lists on CnW OU RUGS We have said Considerable about Our Rugs and Curpets, but we still want to Sell a fevr more of them before the season closes. WE KNOW YOU NEED A NEW ONE AND ONCE IN OUR STORE, YOU WILL SURELY WANT TO BUY. i-.

Dressy Men Always Attract Attention wherever they are be Dressy does not mean j-ou must have an unlimited Pocket Book, but it does Mean that you must Purchase the Latest Styles of Shirts, Collars, Ties and Shoes. They are small articles, but they have a Big Lot to do with j-our Appearance. You will be surprised with Our Stock. So Come. SCHOPPE BROS.

Palatine, Illinois. in BARTLETT. Kelley left Tuesday on a business trip to Dakota Only 43 votes were cast at the Judicial Fdectioii, Monday Miss Slierer, of Chicago, is visiting at home of Franz B. Hesse Mrs. Hay and son spent last week at Melrose Park and Mayuood.

M. D. and H. Pollworth left Tuesday, for Stuttgart, Arkansas Will. F'.

Stmckman and family, of Berwyn, were visitors here last Saturday. Chas Schultz and wife lep Wednesday for a short stay at Flattville, Wis Miss Violet Sumner, of Roselle, was the guest of Miss Mabel Schultz, Sunday Grand old time. Baby christening was celebrated at the home of Fred Weudier, Sunday. forget the Musical concert ot Bie Library association this Saturday evening at Hall. William Prigge and family, of South Chicago, were guests of William Stumpf a few davs this week.

i'ASCA. Wm. Mahler sent a load of cattle to market Tuesday. Mrs. S.

F. Swantees was shopping the city Wednesday. Robt. Chessman, the Itasca ba twirier is nursing a bruised thumb, Willie and Victor Schroecier spen Sunday visiting relatives at Dundee. Mrs D.

Jacobus is enioying a visit from brother, Wiliie Weber of Dover, III. Itasca items were received so late thrs week that we were obliged to oir.it part of them. Miss Lena Wilk and cousin, Henry Barnett spent'several days last week visiting relatives in Chicago. Mrs. H.

H. Gcils and sister, Miss Alvina Henjes and Miss Louisa Piepei were shoppers in Chicago, 1 uesday. Dr Swantees is building an addition to his kitchen also painting and otherwise remodeling the interior of his residence. Miss Ida Gathman visited friends in Cbicano, Monday returning Tuesday night with her father who was the city on business. C.

Goeddeke left Tuesday for OakeT North Dakota in the interest of some Dakota land deals. Eight prospective buyers accompanied h.in. He 2vr.f.rtpd to be none two weeks. have derived great benefit from the iiiie of Balm for rheumatism and lumbago," says Mrs. Anna llagelgaiis, of Tiickahoe, N.

J. "My husband used it for a back and was also quickly relieved. In fact, it is the best family ifniment 1 have ever ustnl. 1 would not think of Inriiig without it. I have recommondetl it to many and they always very highly of it and declare its merits are For sale by A.

R. Olms, Palatine. All Druggists Arlington Heights. expected to be gone lessen went to Chicago, Wed- ne-dav to attend a session of lectures given by the Missouri Synod at the Lutheran church of Kev. Succop.

Manv ministers will also attend. While playing ball about dusk Tuesday night, Bh-ed Blanker tried to catch a batted ball, stepped in a hole which caused him to stumble and catch the ball his eye which was seriously Injured. The picnic held at church was well attended, although the weather was damp and chilly. The Confirmation hall was used to accommodate the crowd and get under cover from the inclement weather. Four Papers for 82.30, Cash.

The Herald or Register Weekly Inter Ocean ..........................1.00 Prairie Farmer Home Magazine. .1.00 We will send all four one year for only cash in advance. iiif iil iHt iA Bakery PALATINE, ILLINOIS. The Best lee Cream aed Soda Water, LUNCH ROOM IN CONNECTION. We leave it to our Cakes, Pies, Bread, Rolls, make you our friend.

Everything Fresh. (n AB Our Goods are Baked Here. I June Weather is Changeable, But June Prices at this store re main unchanged. One price to all and fO that price as Lew as possible. We handle cheap goods that the first washing ifi will wear out, but the Substantial Kind that will give Satisfaction.

1 gi' ffi Summer wearing appearal for ladies (Iji are recei'ving our Special attention. have a large stock of Underwear, cales, Waists and Dress G-oodsthat catch the eye of every Woman. FOR GOOD THINGS GO TO H.C.WIATTHEI PALATINE, ILLINOIS..