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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-18
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JAS. r. MORGAN. Auctioneer.
FIRST ANNUAL SPRING SALE
PURE-BRED POULTRY

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Honolulu. March l7th. 1899.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
II.

Dor benz .9(meriran Orb GOODS
Stpre" an Der Sbtspo Strdbe iaben
muir nod aipet iunge Mdnner, bic iibris
gen batten ii9 inSpii4en f9on ents
fernt. giner BON ben 8eioen 5og feline
llbr unb fpra9:
n99on slei9 @lf, Sobn, i9 bsnts,
man leat ii9 auf's Sbr!"
.@arte bod nod elm penis, Bill, es
1T nod 10 psrbdmmt i9piiI in meiner
8ube."
.@arum ma9It 0u es benn ni9t
pie i'd. unb lesit Did in eine Sdnses
matte orauben i'm Sofe?"
.9amit bic Mosquitos uno anoeres
l~lnaesiefer elm picnic baben."
.gia, benz tunnit 9u bod lst9t obs
belfen. Su taufit Dir elm Stiid Sage
unb ipinnit Did barin elm, bab bas
9ethier nidt an Did tommen tann!"
.&eine fdle9te Sbee, bas tperbe i9
morasn nal periu9en. Gag NAL, Bin.
Du bift bod f9on ldnser bier. pirb ss
nod bebeutenO beiBer i'm Sommer9"
SOL i'd benten," Ia9te 8iu, .parte
NAL. Bis Su nur nod ben S9attsn
0siner Raienipibe ieben tannit.
llebriasns. pis sefdat ss Dir bsnn
bier2"
.Meu - supeileu ears gut, sutpsis
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3weiter SBeii.

3abloie Sterne fltmmerten am
bunfeln, tlaren Na9tbimmel.
Sn ben Straben Sapanas berri6te
Elm reyes, buntbepegtes 2eben unb
Sreiben. Die Ha6t mar gum Gag
umaepanbelt porben. 8enigItens in
ben Sauptitraben. lleberaa 2i9t unb
2eben, fr06li6e 2uute bes Slides, gez
bGmpftes Sliiitsrn Der 2iebe. 2ei6te
Gquipa9en, in pelhen i90ne Srauen
nit bliBenben augen iaBen, ROTTEN
poriiber. 9oa abIeits BON ben Saupt>
itraBen, mo bas 2aiter berrI9te unb
bic 4rmutb, maj es itia uno Ountel.
Rur Sutpeilen ertiang oas 2allen zines
8etruntenen. bas f9rille 9eteife elmer
p%iithenoen MegGre. Su5piI9en ods
@eptniel Der Sungernben, bas St0bz
men Der &rdnten uno Glenoen.
Qn Der SbispO Strabe, cine Der
SauptgeidGftsItrdben oerStubt, ipanz
bette lan9iam elm Mdnn in Der &teiz
oun1 Der p%ornebmen Spanier entlang.
Seine 6altung uno iein Qusie6en batz
ten icbo9 ni6ts 8prnebmes. Inter
benz brettrdnbigen Yanamabute funz
telten aipet buntle suIammengetniffene
guqen. Sin trduIer I4par5er 8paz
BART umrahmte bas fable 9eii9t. Die
Ter Munn mar Manuel Ramps Ot
Carthage . Slano.
gtuf benz Srottoir Der g%r0Btentbeils
umeritdnii6en, oeuti9en uno engliz
Iden 9ei6Gftsbduier iaben bic 4ngez
iteuten, meiitens iunge 2eute, rdu9enb,
plauoernb unb bic pdhanten t~ritiiiz
reno. Mander Der 9priibergebenben
mubte iit cine dnSiigli9e, penn audi
niht 0eruoe b0s gemetnie Semerfung
0efalen laIeu. Rur Der finiter breinz
i6auenbe Munuel blieb oeri6ont, bis
er Dor elm itattliGes Saus eelangte. in
oeKsn belerleu9teten sroben 5enfterz
i9eiben au leIen Itdnb: r4meriean
0rp 9oobs Store. Mit ben Stiiblen
gs9en bic Danb gelsbnt, iuBen bort
mebrsre iunse WGnner. Der iingfte
BON linen, elm bartloier Singing,
pelher Sabat taute, fpudte serabe
aus. als Manuel poriiberidritt. Dar
es nun abiiat pOer 3ufdl, Der Saft
1pribte auf bic idnssp.iben 9eintleis
Der bes Spaniers, sinen srpBen brauz
men 6led suriidlaFenb. Die jungen
2eute bra6en in elm ldutes 9eld6ter
aus. Wanuel mar ftsben seblieben
unb blidte ben iunsen damn brobenb
an, einsn arimmisen Stud Dor fi4
! binmurmelnb.
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9.

9.
Gn einem flaren Mprgen eeeen
gnbe Rorsmber entItiegen ben aantiz
men bes am SuBe Der Soraparu
Strabe in Netp Orleans liegenben
Sumpfers ngriitobal Colon" f9parSe
Ruu9poIten. 9ur9 bic Slutben bes
MifiHippi pfliigte in peitem 8ogen
rim tleiner S4leppbampfes, pslter an
Der Settle bes sroben 6ra9ti9iffes,
tpel9es pid Sapand nu9 2toerpool be-
Itimmt mar, anleste. 8alo barauf elm
eilfertises Sinz unO Sereilen Der
Manni9aften, Gpmmdnboporte in
ipaniI6er Sprade, bas RaKeln DON
8etten unb @iien, elm beiIeres dn6dlz
tenbes @sbriiIt Der Sampfpfeife, gez
folst BON einem f9riuen pfiff bes
S9leppbampfers = oann ieBte fi6
Der @plpb Idngiam in 8spegung.
9tuf benz 49teroed itunb, gegen bic
8riiitung gelebnt, Der ein5tge Pufas
sier bes Sra9tbumpfers, Manuel Raz
mos bi carthage. gr polte gu feiz
ner S6tpeIter in Sapdnu.
Mebrere Slider aus Nep Orleans,
2anbsleute ppn ibm, 6dtten ibn duf
ben GbanOeleur Sslunb entosdt uno
ssrettet, als er gerabe, BON Sunger
unb 8erspeiflung s%etrteben, ii4 nit
benz lebten &eit ieiner Strait na4 benz
Ranbe Der SnIeG i6leppen uno feline
Dual in ben Slutben enben poGlte.
8o9enlang bate er 5piI6en Geben
unb Sob geIdpebt, Bis I6lieBlid feline
eiIerne Contribution unb Wilenstraft
ben Sieg bupOngetrasen butten. 8etz
na6e aber bate sr einen Riidfda be-
ipmmen. ais sr itfubr, baB oas 9elbe
Jieber lin iein &0pfer entriIIen babe.
Gu sr bic Rahti4t BON Dem Sooe
tt!nSleDs aber nat in elmer 3eitung
faao, itiegen 3psifef an bic Wabrbeit
berIel6en in ibm uuf. Sn Der Office
bes iungen @bpocaten puroe linn freiz
lt6 geIast, berIeIbe lei am 9elben
Sieber geitorben, bod tuaren bieIe In=
gaben 10 uniifer, man I9ien ni6ts
9eItimmtes 5u piIien uno fdieBli3
erbielt er auf feline einbringli6e Sra
0en oar feline Intnprt mebr. Surg
entI6lofen reiite er nu9 Der 2onbon
9%luntuge, mo er ounn na4 ben Wtttz
t6eilungen bes jungenSngenieurs ni4t
longer baran speifeln tonnte, baB fetn
urIpriinsli9er Ru6epldn e~rfolgrei6
getpeIen. Sc lit i'm nt9t Idnger in
BEN Ser. Stuaten unb er benuBte bic
erite 5a6rselegenbeit, I'm nab Der
9erle Der Qntilen gu gelangen.
SiiIter ftnnenb blidte Manuel auf
ben SGuIerpplb BON Rep Orleans,
pelfer IangTam an Ieinen 8liden porz
iiber3pa, DIS bic Sbiirme Der st.
2ouis 8utbebrale in St9t tamen unb
bic 6oben rdr6enoen &umine Der 3uz
derraffinerisn, in beren RGbe Der
frans0iI9e Martt ii9 befinoet, bilbez
ten ii6 spiiden ietnen 9ruuen 3pet
Ienfre6te 6alten uno beftig bib er fi6
auf bic 2ippen, als tpoae er etten in<
nern S1mers perbetBen.
9lls bic GbenbrStbe 2anb unb Meer
nit roIiaen Sinten umbau6te, bate
Der 9ampfer bic Miinbung oes Wifz
ffIippi errei9t unb 5ug bulO I4un rauz
I6eno our4 bic blauen Slutben bes
@plfes. Die 9iiite Der 8ereintgten
Staaten mar enbli9 nur nod pte elm
buntler Strid ii9tbar. Manuel tparf
einen lebten Bid auf b%enielben, einen
lanoen, baBerfilten, brobenoen Bid,
uno begab Ii9 bann in feline &ajiite.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
- Die -
Rade oeS SpanierS.
HOmaH aus Der 3eit Oes ipanifdume.
riinniiden Rrieses.
Bon &arI 8enters Gerger.
Copyright 1899 by the German Press & Plate Co.
a. Gartiebuna.l
Copyright 1899 by the German Pres. & Plate Co,

"" OSN 9NhSI
D@inen @ugenblid nod, bitte," rief
ser STemoe fait flebenb, der iunge
4!nsleb lit - mar Der bette Sreunb
meines iotten 9rubers, er liebte i'm,
ia - unb ba las i9 in einem Nep Sr>
lsanier 8latte, baB er am 9slben Sic
Der seitorben lei. Sd tann es uber
niht glauben - i9 babe nod einen
4ufisag meines beritorbenen 8rubers
an i'm aus8uri4ten. nidt pabr er
iebt no62"
alfreb antfpprtete nidt slei9. So
lag etpas in Der Stimme bes Sremz
ben, bas Ct ni9t entrdtbIeln tonnte.
Cider aber mar es feline Gngitli6e
Sbeilnabme. SaSu Der luuernbe bGz
moniT6e Bid. @r griibelte mad.
plobli6 fam es pie cine Grleu9z
tung iiber i'm,
.Sit Saralb G6eiter Minsleb elm
biibI6er iun9er Wann nit blduen @us
gen unb blpaoemS 4nurrbdrt2" fragte
er.
.Sa ia, bus lit err" entsegnete Der
Srembe baItig, uno feline augen funs
telten pie bic zines Raubtbieres, pelz
Dies 9eute pittert.
r9ann, ia bann 1T er tobt!"
,stt6t m09li6!!" lief Der llubez
fannie nit beiierer Stimme uno feline
SGnOe trampften iia SrIammen.
.@etpiB, er Itarb am 9elben Sieber,
i'd IelbIt babe bic 2ei6e %seieben!"
Gin BUMPER WutbIdrei brang aus
Der 8ruit bes Sremben. Cine Deile
blidte er itarr Dor fid bin. Damn
toanbte er fi9 plDbli6 uno elite, ohne
Elm 8ort gu iugen, bapon. alfreo
b~erfplste i'm nit Ieinen 8liden, bis er
bic 2anoitrabe errei9t bate, pel4e gu
Der nd9ften CHARACTERIZATION fiibrte.
Damn that er einen tiefen Itbem5ug,
feline @eitalt I6ier gu tpa6ien unb elm
f6tpGrmerifdes 5euer leu9tete in ieis
men 2lugen auf. n4lice, meine geIiebte
Qlice," murmelte er adrtli4. Damn
pieoer ittegen 3petfsl in inn auf.
!Satte er benn aud ri9tt9 cOmbinirt
unO ii9 ni9t setdufdt9 : Nein, es
fOnnte ia ni6f anbers iein. Sener
elegante iunse Mann, ben alice 10
sdrtli3 gesriiBt bate, mar ibr 8ruz
Der. 9eutli9 erinnerte er ii9 feiner
3iige unb jeBt aud ftel ibm bic SAINT
lienGbnli9teit Der beioeu 9eI9tpiiter
auf. limb oieIer unbeimti6e Siibldns
Der mar elm Seinb, Elm SobfeinO bes
iunaen Mannes, bas bate er aus oeiz
fen gauges 9ebabren erieben uno in
ben augen geleIen. 9urum aud, neil
Der iunge Mann iid Derfplgt puBte,
bate er feline Qntunft sebeim sebaIten
% jeBt mar ibm 9lles liar. 9epiB
bate er ibrem 9ruber einen groben
SienIt ertpieIen, i'm bielei9t bonn
Sobe errettet! Mit elafif6en S9rits
ten iebte Der junge Munn ieinen Deg
fort, i'm Ser5en neue !SOffnung, bic
ibm bic @elt unb 3utunft in ionntgem
2i9te eri6einen lieB.
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.9ienit srtpieien, Der S:emos toar mein
5obfetnb = unb oarum babe id es
Sbnen gu %perOunten, CAP i4 nod
.ebe!" =
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= 9ruudm m. Rutter: .8arum
psinit 9u osnn, Wudi2" Wudi: Scr
Serr 2sbrer bat s.Iust. i'd ion ben
Sriffel uub bic Sbren ipibsn,"
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@s mar am Nu9mittdge beFelben
Cages. Sn einem nit ioliber GIeganS
ausgeTtdttetem @ema9e Taben iid
9eprge uno Sarulb @insleD, bic belben
9riioer, geseniiber. Sarulb sog elm
e~legantes @tui aus Der SaI6e, siinz
bette ii9 cine Cigarette an, i9Iug bic
9eine iibersinanoer unb Iebnte fi9 gez
md6Ii6 uuf bic 2ebne ieines 2eoerz
fsTeIs Suriid.
Sem 8ruoer, peIher an Ietnem
Shnurrbart tdute unD nerpDs auf
Der StI6platte trommelte, unterbru1
bus nab einem bprbergebenoen Sc
fprd6e eingetretene Sdfpeigsn unb
fprad: sd muB geiteben, Saralb,
bieie 9ebeimniBtrGmerei gefGIt mir
gar ni6t. Die @rtIdrung 9einer Moz
tipe pGre tpobl am 9laBe, uber es
Tdeint, baB Su etpas gu psrbersen
bait, mas bas 2i9t iaeut -"
,@eoree -"
y9itte unterbri6 mid ni6t INNER.
9u petBt gang gut, ouB i9 nit mel
ter @srmutbung 5iemli6 ben Ragel
auf ben 8opf treffe. 3uerft ldbt Su
in elmer gtep Srleanier 3eitung cine
ROtiS einriiden, oaB 9u am @el6en
Sieber geitprben IeieIt. Nur elm Slid,
oaB mir Die betreffenoe 3eitung ni6t
balten uno crit oann bon Der Hotis
Sunoe erbielten, ais Oh bereits Define
Qntunft angemelbet 9atteft. limb iebt
oieie Seimli9teit! Riemanb ioI nil
fen, 6db Oh bier btit, oamit Define
Sreunbe Did nift iiberFallen unb 0u
Did in aler Ru6e erbolen %tdnnIt!
8Iaubit Su pirtli9 Saralb, bub i9
oas fir barre Miin5e nebme? Sa
itedt elm 9e6eimniB bahinter!"
Saralo i9nippte nit Dem Singer
bic 9ti4e BON ieiner Cigarette uno
fpra6: .Rege Did bod ni9t auf,
George, 9u bift bas ni9t sepDbnt uno
es tDnnte 9einer 9eIunbbeit i9aben.
Oh bait, ipte INNER, ia 10 re9t, elm
@ebeimuib itedt babinter, aber pprs
lGufig bleibt bas mein 9ebeimnib.
8as Define Sn~iinuutionen anbetrifft,
10 lam i9 Dir nur fasen, bab, tpsnn
i6 au9 tein Susenbolb bin, i9 mid
nod ME elmer Shat I9ulbig gema5t
babe, rpeger pel6er i9 Dor Dir ober
unIerm Batter gu errOtben bate. Das
i9 getban babe uno pobur9 i9 ges
Spuneen fpurbs, fir cine 3eit lang aus
Der Seffentli9tsit gu DerI9pinben,
piiroeit 9u unter benielben umitGns
ben du9 getban baben. limb bdupts
fGdli9 Oerberse i9 mid bebbaIb, i'm
niht nod einmal ee3tpunsen gu tpers
ben, cine dbulide Sbdt gu besebsn."
pa ioI nun elm Msnf9 Hug burs
aus perben2"
-Sit aud gar nidt nOtbis," sntgsgs
neie !Saralb lsi9tbin unb Idritt burt
cine nab benz part fii6renbs Tbirs
in's Greie.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01
VOTE FOR WN. LOEFFlER FOR
CITY CLERK.

The Democratic nominee for City
Clerk. Mr.. william LOefilcr, II one Of
the best known and most highly re-
spected business men in Chicago. He
has been engaged In the wholesale
meat business for years. and long ago
acquired a fortune through his own
hard. labOrs In legitimate commercial
channels.
Mr.. LOefiier was born In Bohemia,
from which country he emigrated
when quite young. He has literally
been the architect Of his own fortune,
and not one cent Of the money In his
business came from politics.
OF a generous and sociablc nature, II
was only natural that Mr.. I.Oefiier
should make thousands Of friends, and
Il was also natural that the latter
should force him into politics.
He was twice elected Alderman from
the Eighth Ward against his will. and
his record In the City Council IL Of the
very best.
The Eagle defies any man to put his
finger upon single official net Of Mr..
LOefiier which does not meet with pub
lie approval.
In 1907 Mr.. LOcffier was induced to
become a candidate for City Clerk, al-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01

shown himself to be a man attached to
American institutions.
He Is highly regarded by his friends
and ncighbors as an honest. fearless
and trustworthy man.
MIR. WERNO'S PLATFORM.
To the Citizens of the Twenty-first
Ward:
| hereby pledge myself to the follow
ing declaration of principles:
The streets and alleys of the city are
public property. the use of them there
fore belongs to the public and should
not he surrendered to private or quasi
public uses without just and reason
able compensation to the city.
believe that ordinances granting
privileges to street railway. telephone.
gas and other companies should he lin
tied to twenty years, and If given
company receives or has rights or privi-
lcgcs under several or more ordinances
1t is essential that all such ordinances
should expire ut the same time.
also believe that all such ordinances
should provide the opportunity for
municipal ownership on fair and rea-
sonable terms, because believe munic-
ipal ownership to be the best solution
of street railway problems.
also believe that in any new ordi-
nances to street railways. or In ordi-
nanccs granting extensions of existing
franchises, provision should he made.
not only for adequate compensation to
the city, but reduced rate Of fare
should be provided for.
am heartily In favor of the merit
system of civil service, and believe In
the strict and honest enforcement of
the present civil service law.
regard II rs one Of the duties Of an
Alderman to look after the physical
and sanitary needs Of his ward.
| believe that the best results can be
reached in the Council II the best men
In It. men Of experience and capacity,
are placed mt the head of the commit.
tees, and that oil Council committees
should be organized by the best elc
ment In the Council, irrespective Of
party.
II elected Alderman Of the Twenty
first Ward Of this city, I shall do all IN
my power to conserve the rights and
interests Of the people along the lines
and In accordance with the principles
above laid down. Respectfully.
CHARLES WERNO.
Chicago, March "a, 1900.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01
HARRISON DEFEATS The SALARY
GRAB.

Mayor Harrison has done good work
for the taxpayer In preventing the
sweeping salary grab scheme which
the Council Finance Committee had
thrust upon the City Council. The ap-
preparation bill as amended according
TO the Mayors suggestion and passed
at Monday nights session saves To the
city a large sum of money which the
politicians proposed to parcel out
among the officeholders in the City
Hall. The Mayor succeeded by his
course in preventing salary increases
>vhich, at time when Chicago Is in
sore straits for money, threatened To
impose still another burden of expense
upon the taxpayer.
Citizens who are familiar with the
situation will recognize In Mr.. Harrl'
sons action on this matter IN evidence
Of his purpose 10 put questions of bust
ness administration above cOnsidcra-
tlons Of political eXpedency. The sal
airy grab proposition was advanced nj
precisely the junCturc when n man in
public office feels most strongly the in
fiuences leading him to make himself
popular with the ottice.holding class.
At election times the whole influence
OF the ofticeholders j. brought 10 bear
upon a public official in the Mayors
position. TO reject the salary grab Is
10 incur hostility; TO pass II Is TO APP
pease and placate influential followers
in the party ranks.
Mr., Harrison evidently has the
strength Of character 10 resist these in
iiuenccs. Instead of evading the issue
he has met II boldly. and stood firmly
by the taxpayers interests.
His action viii not be forgotten by
voters who appreciate the dcsrabillty
Of city government conducted on busl'
ness principles and with steadfast fidel-
my 10 the interests Of the taxpayers -
Chicago Record
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01
CALUMET WESTERN 4 CAS- TRUST
RAILROAD.

Wise and patriotic aldermen are on
their guard over the attempt Of the mt.
torneys for the Gas Trust to get a rail.
road ordinance through the Council.
The railroad should not be permitted
to be built.
1t should never be granted IN ordin.
ance.
The Gas Trust IL very wealthy, and
its money will do wonders, but this rail.
road should not be built In any event.
The proposed Gas Trust road Is
known as the Calumet Western Rail.
way. and It is now waiting for the City
Council to give 1t an ordinance.
The proposed ordinance will give this
road and its hackers the control Of the
streets Of the whole southeastern pOr-
ton Of the city. 1t should never be
passed.
The interested parties are represent.
cd by James +. Meagher, attorney for
the Gas Trust.
The line which IL to be constructed
by Meagher's clients will extend from
Hegewisch north to South Chicago on
the west side Of the Calumet River
Railway and the South Chicago and
Southern Railway lines. A loop will be
put In for the use Of all three Of the
lines Of road which extend through the
Calumet district, and In addition It Is
intended to construct railway through
Thornton. The Trust has made pur.
chase Of property In that town for the
use OF the three railways, and the road
will follow the south line Of the north
tier Of the sections of Thornton. The
road will start from Calumet Park,
where the Michigan Central and the
South Chicago and Southern Roads
cross.
1t will literally own the whole sec
ton asked for and will virtually shut
out competition.
Every alderman not owned by the
Gas Trust should vote against the Cal
umet Western ordinance.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01
VOTE FOR CHARLES WERNO IA
THE TWENTY.fIRST.

Charles WernO, the Democratic can
didate for Alderman of the Twenty
first Ward, was born In the city Of Chi
cago of German parents, In the year
1850.
He Is a lawyer by profession, Is mar
ried, ana lives with his family ut 427
Cleveland avenue.
His father was an old North Side resi-
dent, who came to Chicago In 1858, and
was for many years engaged In the
boot and shoe business in that part Of
the city.
Mr.. WernO received his general edu-
cation In the public schools Of Chicago
and AT the Chicago Athcnaeum, and his
legal education at the Union College of
Law of this city, from which he gradu-
atcd in 1855.
From 1878 TO 1883 he was employed
by the wholesale manufacturing firm
| of J.. W. GriswOld Il Co.. where he re-
ceivcd II thorough business training
ana made for himself n good reputa-
tion as an honest, efficient and trust
worthy man.
In the spring of 1883, when % years
of age, he left the employ of the firm
of j. W. Griswold n CO., 10 take up the
study of law. While attending law
school he worked part of the time rs Il
law clerk for Clifford, Anthony Il Paul
| son.
In the fall of 1855 he opened an Of.
| flee and engaged in the general prac-
| ticc OF the law, has ever since been so
engaged, and has built up good prac-
| tice
For some years he was also teacher
|! in the Chicago evening schools, but of
late years his whole time has been
| taken up by his law business.
Mr.. Werno Is prominent member
| of the National Union, n member of the
| Monticello Club and of the Chicago Bar
| Association, ana Is a property owner
and taxpayer, and although he has
never held public office, he has ever
! since attaining his majority taken n
lively interest in public affairs and
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01

Rindcrpest." heads most attractive
table of contents, Of which the follow
ing are some of the leading features:
a second installment of Mr.. G. Dana
Gibson's sketches in Egypt" with H.
Illustrations In the authors happiest
vein; very interesting and finely Illus.
tratcd paper by Ernest NJ. Jessop, de.
scribing The Queens Furniture at
Windsor:" a critical appreciation, with
reproductions of many of his portraits.
of the work of the famous portrait
painter. Franz Lenbach. by Joseph An
derson: the With part of Mr.. Clark Rus
sells delightful series on the "Evolu-
ton of Naval Architecture. in which
he deals with the invention of the iron
ship. and the introduction of the screw
propeller: an article by Karl Blind. crit.
icising Or. Busch's Biography of Bis
marck: and the conclusion of Gen. Sill
Hugh Coughs account of the Afghan
istan campaign.
sCRIBNER's.
Scrbncr's Magazine for April Is an
Easter number with special colorcd
cover. designed by Maxticld Parrish
1t contains a poem for Good Friday
by Mrs. Dorr. with decorations 10y
Henry McCarter: Easter in Town." |;
poem with a picture by W. Glackens
and a story with great deal of relig
ious feeling in 1t by Henry van Dyke
entitled "a Lover of Music" This Is
one of several stories Of life In til,
woods. which every reader of "Littl,
Rivers" knows that DR.. van Dyke Is
well fitted to write by reason of his
long and ardent companionship will
nature. The illustrations by Walter
Appleton Clark confirm that young
artists position as one of the leading
| American illustrators.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01

though the canvass meant great per-
sOnal Inconvenience to him and his
election n great loss to his large and
growing business.
Although the Democratic chances
We're not bright at the time, Mr.. LOef.
fer consented to make the race.
He brought great deal of strength
to the ticket, and, with Mayor Harri-
son, was elected.
As City Clerk he has made model
officer, and he has instituted n number
of reforms, which are greatly appreci.
ated by citizens who have business to
transact with the City Clerk.
Mr.. LOefiler was rcnOminated by ac-
clamatlon, ana will he reelected by an
immense majority.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01
ADAM ORISEiFEN.

The Eagle recommends TO all voters.
as the best man named by any party
for the position. Mr.. Adam Ortseifen
for City Treasurer.
Mr.. Ortseifen Is a business man and
a gentleman.
He has resided great part Of his life
In Chicago.
lie IL affable.
He IL courteous.
He Is approachable.
He Is competent.
And. above everything else.
He Is honest.
He will make good City Treasurer.
aud deserves to be elected.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01
MAGAZINES FOR APRIL.
TILE FALL MALL.

The spring lAprih number Of the PaIl
Mall Magazine has for lis frontispiccc
an exquisite photogravure after Or
chardson's famous picture, The Farm
er's Daughter" 4 strong poem by W.
&. Scully. Of Cape Colony, entitled
Prayer Of the Cattle smltten with