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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-09
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Tuesdays election was III" only hon
st one ever held under the Australian
law in Chicago. There was only one
office 10 bc filled, and hence there was
no chance for the "littlc pencil" after
the polls closed.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-09
ISIOORE \. HINES,
Master in Chancery of
the Superior Court.
lll6 Ashland block,
HICAGO, ILLINOIS.
TELEPHONE MAIN isse.


Hon. Charles X. Randall II an honor
ed and trusted official.
~
Mr.. Henry Garben. OF the Minerva
Springs, haS everybody's good will.
Judge William Brown, Of the Alton.
Is II citizen Of the highest standing.
~S
Mr.. Francis :. Peabody Is a mer.
chant Of honorable record.
~6A
Mr.. Edward &. Uihlein is honored
In the mercantile world.
~6
Hon. James c, DOOley Is an admira-
bic magistrate.
Mr.. A. y. Rosenegk is one Of our
most capable business men.
%SA
Hon. James j. Gray would make u
splendid Congressman.
~6A
Mr.. James A. Hogan is an entelpris-
ing and able business man.
~6A
Hon. Michael ]. Quinn is q magis-
trate Of great ability.
~6A
Hon. Ernst Hummel will repeat his
fine record as City Treasurer.
%SA
Hon. \. w. Miller Is Il valued mem.
Der of the Board of Assessors.
%eA
w. \. Lydon Is a great ana popular
contractor.
Hon. John Barton Payne would make
a great Governor.
~
Lange Brothers. 148 Dearborn street,
supply the very best line of goods in
gentlemen's shoes. The material Is ex-
cellent and the price charged reason
able.
Mr.. Paul P0hl, the leading weiss
beer brewer of the United States, Is
one Of the most popular citizens of
Chicago. He Is affable In his manners,
square In bis dealings and punctual In
bis appointments. He has repeatedly
declined political hon0rs. being content
with bis rapidly growing business.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-09

In the reelection of Alderman
George X, schmidt, the voters Of the
Twnty-fourth Ward have won signal
victory for the cause of good munich
pal government, and also for III" cause
81 honesty and manhood in politics.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-09

Robert Schmidt's victory in the
Twenty-third Ward has given great
satisfaction to the citizens and voters
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-09
~

For excellent goods In the line of
wines and liquors. the Steubcn Wine
Company is ut the top of the list. Good
liquors ana wines at the most reason-
able prices Is what II Is noted for.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-09
~

Hon. John T. Owens made II great
record aS city Attorney. He would b"
II winner as n candidate on til" Dem
Orratic judicial ticket this year.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-09

The campaign of william Randolph
Hearst continues to boom. Illinois II
going for him. county after county.
Cook is debatablc ground. but II great
fight for the eastern statesman IL he.
ing waged there. under the able grid.
ance and direction Of Andrew NJ. Law
renee. james O'Shaughnessy and law.
renee J. CoTcy. The working men are
fiockiny to Hearst. and Democratic
leaders are looping rapidly into hia
band wagon.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-09

Judge q. II. Horton Is Il great law
yer and has made II grand reputation
ns II member of the Cook County judi
clary. Judge Horton Is one of the
most respected and popular members
of the Cook County bar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-06

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0es 30 oiuca, Ga, 5. Suni, -
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fIaaten, mi, meIde ieiner 3cit Dit.
elieo Der Grati6en Operntruppe
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-06
Bilious seididter S@a&jus.
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Gnecn Nnnc's Giicuba6u.Go.

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Sort(6ritt Oie 9'orOGe.
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pro SoGr pOrtOfrci mNcIanSt.
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Saiiimuresstrdke uI3,1&S)
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Baltimore Hampf : Eafct . So.

Sic y,er SSi"ottsr us0ti TpSassSISm
Tampfer inBrem IG0lih. Gonntnps ausaei
nomulen, nuu ScIFyssnD Ninc".Iser5, 10 ia
HtGbtsStmBe. $50 NucnoS. oircft NAT Sla
8uniten OeS 5itoeltS. @cr6iti6nuG III GlS
9Solut G~ouLort init Is. 4 3. @Ilciihobn" 1hb
8LttlOlto. Ncrblnhuug M TortSmoutb nit benz
lnsutb uo6 NtInnta- IN Wurfoif 8rrbiIlSmIla
mt Der n9tluHtic 6onft ptnc." 0ortolf mIlS
earoltnd, NUrlolt uno Moli6, gioriolf un6
ipelllth nne eGlo 9omiuiOn GiHe+ Hlb Geu.
bern NIB g8niUtugton, yt.,G.
Wi0bl6etteH nah eurupdtfbcrt Vldne, quIlD
Gtote Sc.ttten5ihNnter, clcfirifne Nclcutiullg,
EdHtptoct5nnG, tutcll fret. MeierOirte Hailiens
1%tnItler IN ben Yilets4Inrenlr Der liuD 1ilIc:"
yir. 32l e3eIt>lNI Gtrnbe. Cir. sos ulo
b0S, 4labt gtruBc, z. VI. q. Office, Gr. 2ib.
Norh.@ barleA Gtr0be. uIb Ilhnugb'S, Charles,
ull0 perplgiuns Strdbc.
SsgH U. SBerinDob, ". Wrpluu,
Bice trht. II. Sen. 'Dianaaer. Sen. .gaIGiecmt.
L6eA9-)
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0SnnsernpQe Gnthed,un.

Wtau s3ihinme, etne berpurraacaee epeSIa.
lthiu In srnusulstbsu, bradfe fuufsuber Sun
leioenoen Grdneti has Slhd ber @eiunbbeti.
bottle ME eiIei 5ebil6Ine; In attpasbisrsie
Iiioernue beribafft, ODER feine sesabIm,sa.
tetiie S6mer5elt. feine Seiabr, feins iinies,,
btehnf9 Der Ssihdttignhg: nbiotut finer mo
barmleS; i'm 9ureau ODER per Fsff 81 IN
6entfurtabsiteS, prtpatrs peim NKr Tnp,sw'
@ehtloete OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: drsifibe ~.
banolnnG tals 9efulnf6i; 25idories grfab.
bon 3 bis D.. Natberibetluite arafIA
fftau n. Sptafan,1. : 3t.f
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-06

Nniapplis, VII. REHABILITATION, l7.b0 IWb
's.4b Yurm, Gambler. Station, 1900 nto 1910
gorm NJ 90 .@tiiiaas, 400, 25.4O g'n6m.
lr6 800 abeu6S.
dreOerid, W1t. RopnId statiUL 2s46, lo.4s
1000 BORN. 4 ,25. l2.b0 unb 500 yi1bm.
Winheter, Wit. @ouaI'giation. mo Gorm.
lno !2.44 Hatn1. 9amoen citation, l7.20 BOrm,
1896 NIB i3.b0 Wahm. '
9aaerStowa u, mi. SpeaI,etatIon. ls.4B BORN :
gGniesn'Sintion, 1900 9Orri, l3.50 mo ii.00
Hudlrlittdas.
0aItsttSitp NIB SIT. s,ru, GamOcn, 2 iattOn,
.ase. W.l5 S9rtI ll;25. 1880, $3.50 gubm.,
Sartls gap, Ganibtn's tation, 1928 Born.
eatag, ". @9gal' gtotlon, I244 yla6n. /;
nOiopal Slue.Iinit" uudb Ybiiabelp1ia uub
oeni6. '~NSrfGaGOsn s.rl0 ID. HOoal
g$IGt'uaSsen 1aoI s5ls. s65@ =
sdiiet BarIor, auss. 9. 900 o. 96l ..
Sarior, Spetie, MIR g. o.t2R g. 9b78.
garIor spcile. ause. 9. ilbOs. gtls4 9.
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&oadeS. @6il. 2dgI. 500 u. 900 V. 6
S4ldflunggcns. 1Igl. 1880 VI. 1874 ID. 6
Der lotqle Shaipneaon nab PetusslO III i'm
PIT. EoHat'EabntUfe nm 1000 2lbenos 5ur gtli.
tnbHie bon Fnitaliereit bereit.
~ nab ailaniie.0iiD an gBoCbeniagen; W
nhdb HHnhttfsGttn tlgfib.
ale 3lae baliel In Rtimiasten. g bdlt
IN e4efter an.
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E9iId. Nrom -. .1dsI. SO5 y. s.1OB.
R6tld. @Epreh, nllsg. Son. 2.a0 ". 235 u.
ybtld. eIpreB, duaA. Son. 4.6b ". 300 ".
Stnaerlp Wffnn... aasa. z. BIB V. b.2O ".
Bbild. Nfiom., nlr Conn. 6.l0 v. 6.15N,
@uet'9lrenir; glorofpeit, 9de ebarIess uI,o
SdrnioedsS trabe 20. ". 9. e. ,8eblmoe),
62G Glib brenoUab, Wt. g~suaI.etatton ODER
gamben=StutiUn.
.. y. Martin. Rar. Puf. 9raffie.
e. ". gafeti, sen. 'Yaii. sgigent.
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Die befonnte 0'Ra- aIiaire oeS
Sberlieiitenonts 2robn bonn Ga
Seloartiaerie : &eainlent miro Elm
5peites geridtIides Tatipiel haben.
@ie man aus Tirnc beridtet, MIR
Die Iiidire oemn1d1t bpr Sem Ober.
friegSgeribt nodmols perbonoelt
meroen. gls @runO Der obermolieen
entrolluna bieies unerquidtiden
SittenbilbeS pirb ongeaeben ouB
bas arie9Sgeribt iei1et5eit unr::dtiq
teieBt eelueien iei. Die lesten Ser.
Banolungcn Iannen om is. Mar5 Dor
Dem arieaS9erift Der 8 9ipiiion in
Rirna itait. Sen 8orjlt iiibrte oa.
mails SberftIieutenart MciBner. 3ii
perautiporten batten iib Oberlieute.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1904-11-03
88 SO 90 80 g 88 88 80 98 80 8
88 88 88 90 88IS8 88 g 88 80 50 s
nerce and prospeetIve postmaster gen-

merce and prospective postmaster gen
eIal
There IS u phase Of this that is con-
sidered highly discreditabIe. Since Cor
telSou resigned the office of secretary of
commerce to take the Craftsmanship of
the committee il has been understood that
he would be appointed postmaster gen
eral Though there has been no official
announcement Of the fact, it is known in
Republican circles that it is the presi-
dents intention to appoint Cortelyou.
The postmaster general has control of the
mail contracts with the various railroads.
and payment for the service is matter
OF concern to any railroad These facts
have not prevented Cortelyou from ap-
pealing to railroad companies for sub
scriptions to the Republican campaign
fund.
Last week presidents of two great west
ern railroads. vino had not contemplated
making any contribution to political
funds said 70 a man Of prominence, also
identified with railroads, that they saw
no escape from yielding to the solicitation,
for the reason that they could not afford
to antagonizc Cortelyou if he were to b.
postmaster general. for they could not.
in tho interest of the corporations in their
care. afford to see the mail carrying con-
tracts go to their competitors over the
way. and SO would make their contribu
tions.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1904-11-03
when Panies Ragged.

William j Bryan. commenting in
the Commoner on the statement by
President Roosevelt that 'the tariff of
1894 was among the causes which In
that year and for some years after
ward effectually prevented anybody
from prospering too much and labor
from prospering at all. says:
Neither the statement of Mr. Roosevelt
nor the declaration in the Republican
platform Is justified 3y history.
As matter OF fact. every panic during
the last thirty years originated undsr Re
publican rule and developed under Repub-
lican legislation.
The gold panics which gave history
"Black Friday occurred during the
month Of September, 1862 when the Re-
publican party was in power.
The great panic marked by the failure
Of jay Cooke & co. occurred in September,
1878. Then the Republican party was in
power, and eleven months prior to the
time Of hat panic the Republican party
had been reelected to power.
It is true the Wilson bill was passed
ten years go. That was in 1894. But that
panic did not originate in 1894: it did not