Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-30

among them being the Alabamn steel
y Wire Corporation. of which he is So
lctury. Mr.. SHwypr's offices are in the
First National l'ank building.
Thomas VI. lluync is lawyer who
is much respected by both bench and
bar. lie would make iirst.class judge
or the superior Court.
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Hon Ellridgc llnnccy is admittedly
one of the sounlest lawyers on the
bench of cook County. He is II careful
aud at the same time Il most cNpcdi.
tious Judge
Hon. John !. Hanbcrg has proved
himself TN able and conscientious pub.
lie servant. He is one of the hest
ever had.
Judge Lockwood llonorc does credit
to the Cook county bench,
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Edwin ~ Olson. the Wrll.knowu and
popular lawyer. who il now prominent
ly mentioned for states Attorney. is
on" of the strongest men 81 far men
toned for the office. Mr. Olson is in
the prime of life. having been born in
Cambridge. ILL.,. just thirty.hvc years
ago. lie has resided in Chicago over
fourteen years. AMI has during that
time made II host of personal and pu.
litical friends. Mr.. Olson studied law
in this city aud was admitted Ia the bar
In 1892. In the conduct of his clients
business In the courts of Cook County
Mr. Olson has proven himself great
lawyer and IN eloquent advocate. Mr..
Olson has never held public Of
flee but has been always interested in
public affairs and In the welfare of the
community. As counsel for the Scamiiu
Mutual Life Insurance Company he has
demonstrated IN Il marked degree his
ability as Il commercial lawyer. while
aS II plcldrr before bench ur jury h
has few equals In this city. Mr. Olson
is II thirty-seconi dtgrcr Mason and
also II prominent member of the odd.
fellows.
As II resident of the Thrty.iirst
Ward Mr.. Olson has won the confidence
and respect of all citizens. lie * u
member of the ward organization. and
has always been prominent In matters
affecting the welfare of the community.
Mr. Olson is fitted by training and tenn
pcra ncnt to make an ideal states At
torncy. AMI IL given the nomination lie
will he triumphantly elected
Ac~
Congressman william r. Mahony
will undoubtedly he reelected from the
Eighth Congressional District.
Mr.. John &. King. the popular und
successful lawyer Is much talked of
for II judicial nomination this year.
His name would add strength to any
ticket on which II might appear.
Hon. l.. u. tonder has II splendid
record in public and professional life.
As II member of the State Senate he
won the appreciation of the public.
Will" as II practicing attorney he has
no superior. lie will doubtless II" one
of the Republican nominees for Su-
pcrior Court Judge.
Hon. William Hale Thompson has II
tirst-clnss record as u member of tho
County Board. lie would prove u
strong AMI popular candidate for Pres
idcnt of that body.
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Alderman George X. Schmidt will br
reelected from the Twenty fourth
Ward. The people of that ward were
never better Or more faithfully repre-.
scntcd In the city Council than they
ar" by Mr.. Schmidt.
Thirty-fourth Ward Democrats are
strongly In favor of the nomination of
Benjamin j. Chaser for Alderman.
With Mr.. Chaser the nomination would
b" equivalent to election.
Charles &. Breyer Is one of the most
popular business men on the West
Side. His well-known plumbing cstnb.
lishmrnt at lST West Division street
Is one of the most extensive of its
Kind IN the city.
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Mr.. Frederick schultz. of the well.
known tirm of Schultz n lIirSch Is
on" of the most active and useful mem.
hrrs of the West Park Board.
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One of the most successful business
firms In Chicago Is the National Fire
Proof Paint Corporation. Under the
excellent management of its able sec
rctary, Mr.. George +. .Iohnstom its
business Is daily growing amt prosper.
ing. Through the use of It's fire proof
paint and solution all combllstiblc fab
rics known are rendered impervious to
the assaults Of that dreadful demon,
fir". The tire proof solution hring Il
transparent. Odor!cSs liquid. l. effective
for use ou nearly everything used in
AMI about public and private buildings,
such aS hcc and cloth curtains, lrap-
cli,T, burlapS, silks. carpets. wood
work. etc, without any danger of stain
ng or harming the material In any
MruN II IL sil, npnii.l. fln ulti,.l.