Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-10-15

mcnt of the public made thousands of
friends and adhcrents for the Rcpub.
lican party in Chicago.
While Hon. Martin II. Madden has
been confined to his home by n bruis.
ed ankle his friends are working 10y
ally in the interests of his candidacy
for Congress in the First District. The
committee on arrangements or the
Third Ward met at Republican head
quarters Tuesday night and laid the
ground work for effective work.
The tribute which Senator Foraker.
paid to Mr.. Madden at the Auditorium
meeting Saturday night may receive
still greater publicity through circu.
lars issued by the friends of the Third
Ward candidate. The senior senator
from Ohio placed Mr. Madden in the
list of the National leaders of the
party.
This tribute was well deserved, and
good citizens irrespective Of party will
be glad to support him at the coming
election.
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The reputation as n great detective
of Vice President William J. Suther-
land. OF the Mooney Il Roland Agen-
cy, is worldwide.
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Arthur Fielchcnfeld, 81 and SO East
Van Buren, street. supplies hats Of the
latest style at the most reasonable
prices.
Among Chicago's most successful
and reliable contractors there is no
name more highly esteemed than
james A. Sacklcy.
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Vote for Florus ID. Meacham for
mcmbcr of the Board of Review.
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Hon. John +. OMalley has an I'M
broken record of success in business
and political life.
11cnry j. NO1ze. Republican candIf'
date for the Board of County Commits
sioners, will receive the votes of all
who are Interested in the proper adj
ministration Of the affairs of Cook
County. Mr.. Kolze Is man in the
prime of life. having been born at
Kolze. town of Leydcn Cook Coun.
| ty, June 90. 1861. lie is the eldest
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kolzc. who settled on the Desplaines
river and built the town named after
them. lie attended the Chicago pub
lie schools and business college.
In 1886 he came to Dunning. where
he built the large hotel and rcstau-
rant which he still successfully op.
crates. He is the proprietor of Kolzc's $
Electric Park, which Is situated on his
property: Is u liberal contributor to cd
ucational institutions. and has always
taken an active interest In politics.
though he never before sought any
public Office. Mr.. Kolzc will bring to
lis duties as County Commissioner
that sound judgment and business
method which has made him a success
In business life.
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| Hon. John l.. Owens has given proof
of loyalty as u Democrat integrity and
ability as an official and natural gifts
as an orator and organizer, which give
promise for other and higher honor.
for him In the future.
James Pcasc. the veteran Repub
llcan leader. is In the thick of the fray
In the Cook County campaign. The
victor Of n hundred battles, Mr.. Pcase
Is proving tower of strength TO the
Republican cause locally.
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Clayton G. Bush. proprietor of tho
Bush Hotel. and 3 North CLARK
street would make good alderman
for the Twcnty-tirst Ward.
| Rc-elect Benjamin NJ. Mitchell to tho
Legislature.
The Union Trust Company prosper,
under the able management Of Mr.
Fred l.. Wilk.
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PatronlZe Vernon G. Seaver's excel
lent lunch rooms ut SO State street.
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George a. Blettner. the Chicago
agent of the BcrghOff Brewery, Is pop
ular and successful.
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For excellent goods and reliable
service, go to the Owl Drug Store
Clark and Monroe streets.
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| Frank ID. COnnery would make {
good City Clerk.
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Silence sometimes serves as a sub
stltutc for wisdom. just as stupid self
satisfaction does duty for dignity.
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