Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-10

select men of the standing of Mr..
Brcycr for the city council.
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Hon. l.. Il. Cooley deserves much
of the people whom he has faithfully
served both as a civil engineer and
as u member of the Board Of Drainage
Trustees.
W. Knox Haynes has the reputation
of being one of the most successful
legal advisers and advocates In Chi.
cagO.
IT You want fine menu and first
rate service patronize Vernon &. Seav.
er's restaurant ana lunch room ut Si
state stree.
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The Owl Drug Company. Clark and
Monroe streets, Is one of the most rc-
liable business firms In the city. Its
wares are first class.
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For stylish up.to-datc hats 20 tn
Arthur Fellchenfeld's In the Fischer
building. SI-S3 East Van Buren, street.
.\rthur's stylish =? hats are just right
IN style and quality.
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Elcklnm Seaman. the brilliant law
yer, has no superior as an advocate
or consulting attorney. He has built
up u large ana lucrative practice In
the conduct of his profession.
The Wurzburger HOfbrau. of whicl,
August l.uchOw. of New York and
Chicago. Il tho sole importer. Is Il
choice and most popular beverage and
has an immense sale In Chicago. The
Chicago branch of this great business
firm IL ably conducted by 4. W.
Schwanc. its capable agent and mana.
ger.
The Berghofr brewery Is doing n
great business in this city through It's
able Chicago agent, Mr.. George \.
Blcttner. NN
One of the greatest brewcrles In tho
West Il the newly established Globe
brewery, located ut 41st street and
Union avenue. MIR. Philip Il. Brand
Is the vice president ana general man
l I,t. ,tStn
new concern Is meeting with splendid
! success.
The piteous appeal OF the dispatch
which says that 10000 domestic serv
ants arc Immediately needed In New
York touches sympathetic chord IN
the heart of every housewife. Never
In New York's history has there beer
such u demand and such failure oil
supply. More women, than men arrive
every week from Great Britain. Ger
many, Norway. Sweden. Holland ant
Belgium, and still there IRE nifty ap
plications for help for every servant
that IL to be had. 1t Is a serious sit
uation--mOre serious than appears OF
the surface. 1t Is q threat against do
nestle happiness. portentOus Of tn,
destruction Of family life, indicatIv,
Of social evolution.
when the panic came on ana sweep
away my property" an elderly maj
once said to an intimate friend, Il wa
SO daZed that ! hardly knew what +
do. 1t compelled many changes Il
family plans. but what ! grieved owe
most was that my youngest son, til
apple of my eye, would have to Civ
up the course in technical schoC
which he had just begun. went on
into the yard to rake up the leaves.
While he was thus occupied. m eide
son, who was just starting out fO
himself on small salary In Il nclgl
boring city, bounded into the var,
Father" he said. II have heard
all! have come home to tell yo
ana mother of the plans ] have mad
for taking care of jacks a. lcatiOn.
have gone into cheaper room alread!
ana have dropped membership In I'll
athletic club. We shall both have
: pinch. but | am determined To 81
Jack through" The father got int
the house ahead of his son, IN
startled his wife by this strange N
nouncement: i thought ! was poo
! thought ! was bankrupt; but l al
. richer than the King of England. NJ
, boy Here he broke down rs u
tried TO complete the story, ana I'll
mother understood. The elder son wa
ms good rs his word, ana carried Il
younger brother through. For yeal
: the recollection of how Jack was edl
4 Gated gave the parents II hundredfo
, more satisfaction than they wOu
. have derived from any successf
? financial investment. At n certal
! tina In lifn tbn N, rnpt lnrivpS his chi