Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-08-16

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for being the most Industrious. as well
as most capable lawyer who ever serv-
ed as attorney to the Board of Educa-
ton.
Mr.. \. G. Clark. the Republican can
didate for Senator in the Thirteenth
Senatorial District is one of the most
energetic candidates OH his party ticket, |
and his success is already practically |
assured.
Mr.. Clark Is u business man and not
an Office seeker In this particular case
the office sought the man. not the man
the office.
Mr.. Clark is well known in South
Chicago as u man of integrity. expe-
riencc and legislative ability. lie he.
came extensively acquainted while
holding the position of president of the
Eighth Ward Republican Club. and
while the incumbent of that office
performed valuable work for the sue
cess of the Republican party In Hyde
lark. Cook County and the State. He
Il man of pleasing personality. good
address. of wide experience. and has
all the other qualifications necessary to
fttlngly represent this district In the
State Senate.
Twenty years ago Mr.. Clark came to
Chicago from Nation. He secured
employment In Chicago as II day labor
or In the North Side Rolling Mills. Be.
Ing ambitious. he engaged In the insur-
ance business. which work he per-
formed for five years. After this he
became a salesman for dental supply
house. and later engaged In the manu-.
facture Of dental supplies on II small
scale. He prosperpd. and his success
II to-day represented by the firm Of A.
&. Clark X Co.. 81 East Randolph
street. From humble beginning this
house has grown until II ls the largest
Of It's kind In the world.
Mr.. Clark. who. by the way. II n
nephew Of james II. Clark. former
chairman Of the Republican State Cen.
trail Committee. has large property In.
terests In the district he seeks to rep.
resent.
Charles G. Breyer. for City Trensur.
or. with John 4. Owens for City AttOr.
ney. would make u good combination
on the Democratic city ticket next
spring. The MayOralty and City Clerk.
ship could then he divided up between
the North ana South Sides to good al.
vantage.
Hon. George =. Foster will be re.
elected to Congress without the sem.
blance Of opposition this time. Repub'
licans as well IA Democrats will take
pleasure In hOnorlng this worthy rep.
rcsentative.
A vote for Frederick Duffy In the
Twenty.seventh Senatorial District will
be vote for good government. Mr..
DufYy II young man Of merit and abil.
ity. and II made Of Just the mettle that
II needed In the next Legislature. The
best elements Of both the Republican
and Democratic parties IRE with him.
ana with the support Of the press. which
he deserves and will receive. his cleo
ton seems more than probable.
II Mr.. Duffy should be elected. the
Twenty.seventh Senatorial District will
have Il representative who will look
after the interest Of all the people of
the district. irrespective OF party. and
one OF whom the district may well be
proud.
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Joseph Grein, the well.knOwn prOpri
etor OF the popular restaurant and but
fet ut 90 East Randolph street, In ont
OF the Democratic candidates on the
county ticket who II assured Of sue
/. cess.
Mr.. Grein IN running for the Office Of
County Commissioner.
Being II lifelong Democrat. always
loyal to his party ana It's interests. h,
, will Of course receive the full Demo
cratic vote. and rs ten Of the candidates
on each ticket are voted for within thu
limits Of the city. and Mr.. Grein In on
, OF these ten. that fact alone Ia sutiicien
to insure his election. but Mr.. Grein
owing to his cheerful. affable nature
his good record az a citizen and general
~ excellent reputation, will receive
!. more than his party vote. Hundred
OF Republicans who know and like hin
h. will cast their votes for him.
4 man Of fine business ability AM
with good knowledge Of public nj
fairs. he will make an excellent and ca
pable county official.
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= Hon. A. j. Kettering should he elect
T ed by an overwhelming majority to tn
}. Senate from the Third District. ii
! was one OF the best representatives tn
!, district ever had In the House of Rel
!, Iresentatives. and all good citizens, with
out regard to party, will vote for hin
this time.
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2 Hon. John J. Hanberg. Republican
4 candidate for County Treasurer,
n making II silent but effective canvass
n He IL known rs one of the best can
II paigners In the Republican party, as h
q IL also known us one of the best official
o Cook County has ever had.
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