The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-04-09

Iad-fis 4isIting Win Ers. ?. D. Berry,
sos5 Armour avenue
The triangle and Inner Circle Gibbs
would Be alright II they had q live
secretary or assistant secretary.
Alderman John H. Jones made a
clean sweep in the Eighth Ward and
he vas reelected to the City Council
with a healthy majority to his credit
For nrst class ana uDtO-dafe hats
ct rock bottom prices. can At Gala
ghers new hat store. $50 West Madt
son 81.
Hon. Robert Redheld. the capable
attorney tor the local board Of I'M
pro4ement, could make q winning race
for city attorney Of Chicago in 1905.
Horace Clinton and Edward Tidring-
ton are stTl meeting with much sue
cess IN conducting their dances in
Metropole Han every Tuesday and
Friday evenings
Municipal ownership was carried by
a handsome majority Tuesday and
the voters throughout the city are
to be congratulated for favoring these
propositions.
All Hash or al Mouth Roberts, ran
out or wind and water while attempt
ing to deliver his long. senseless toast
at the Washington banquet Tuesday
evening.
John czekaia, who is one OF the
proficient deputy eoroners Of Cook
County, could, If nominated be elected
as one Of the new commissioners Of
this county
Buy your spring hat from Thomas
Gallagher. $50 West Madison ST., for
he carries All the leading styles and
shapes at the lowest prices.
Dr.. Alexander Lane, 1S9 E. Goth
street. enjoys a fne practice among
both races. The Doctor Is fun Of race
pride and he literally helps to sup
port with his money many Of the lead
ing AfrO-American newspapers.
Col. Edward H. Norris is or was
the attorney for Louis Weber and
Company, so it is claimed, at the time
that be appeared in the Harrison
Street Police Station, and In the Grim
inal Court in behalf Of DR.. A Beat
rice Schultz.
The Amateur Minstrel's Easter BAN
was a failure. This makes the third
or fourth failure this club has had
within two years. julie Avendorph,
and Frank B. Waring must realize BY
this time that the dancing public has
become sick and disguised with them.
Attorney Charles b. Stevenson, 100
Washington street, is a strong sup
porter Of William Randolph Hearst,
for President OF the United States, and
Mr.. Stevenson is Of the opinion that
he win be nominated at the St. Louis
convention.
John B. Stetson & Co, celebrated
hats are sold at Gallagher's hat store,
ESQ West Madison st., for less money
than they can be bought for at any
other establishment IN Chicago.
Archibald Goode, the leading and
the most successful Afro-American
contractor in Chicago has moved his
carpenter shop into the commodious
basement corner Of Clark and Rand
olph streets, and he is amply prepared
to turn out all kinds of carpenter /
work in short order.
Mrs. Chas. 81. Smiley WAS by far the
best goWned lady that attended ser
vices at st. Thomas church Sunday
morning. She wore a very rich and
elegant black velvet dress and a hat
trimmed in Tiolets which caused her
to look very charming.
Rev. Il. n. Thompson, 6O2 West
Chic street, presiding elder Of the st.
Paul and Chicago A. n. 2. District.
is busfly engaged in making arrange
ments to entertain the large number
Of preachers who win flock to this
city next month to attend the general
conference.
VIM. A. Kirehberger & Co, the only
exclusive uncalled-for" clothing
house. H C. Blake, manages, 1ss
Clark street, between Monroe and Ad-
ans. We handle al Of the returned
made to order garments OF N. Born
& Co. the largest merchant tailors
fl the world.
II the Republicans residing in the
Ward had not permitted
themselves to be bossed or dictsAsd
10 By Col Charles s. Deneeu, and
had honored william C. Kuester. with
denomination - \ Idarman hr ,--or,la