The broad ax., 1904-03-12
CHIPS.


John B. Stetson & Co. celebrated
hats are sold at Gallagher's hat store,
go West Madison st., for less money
than they can be bought for at any
other establishment In Chicago.
Buy your spring hat from Thomas
Gallagher. $50 West Madison St. for
he carries all the leading styles and
shapes At the lowest prices.
Ex-Alderman James J. Mccormick.
carried everything before him with q
high hand at the primaries in the Fifth
Ward, and he Is successfully headed
toward his old seat in the City Coun-
ell
II Is said that coIored women who
are criminals are put on the chain
gang and worked on the streets at
Jackson, Tenn, with the men. What
an outrage! The white officials Of
that city or State would not dare treat
white female criminals that way.
Read and subscribe for The Broad
Ak For the next thirty days, you can
obtain a copy Of Prof. ". E. B. Du-
Bots new book, The Souls Of Black
Folk" and The Broad Ak each week
for six months for $50. See an
nouncement IN another column Of this
paper.
Alderman P. J. o'Connen. ". 7.
Maypole. Henry L Flick, Y. z. Ger
veny. Stanley III. Kunze, NJ G. Conlon,
Nicholas r. Finn. N. J. DOugheTty, E
+. Hermann, Thomas Carey, John ].
C0ughlin, ThOs. J. Dixon. B. W. Snow.
william c. Kuester and John ]. Brad
lay Win be reelected TO the City Coun-
ell from their respective wards
It Is all over with Alderman John
J. Bradley but the shouting. He car
ried every primary district in the 3Oth
Ward except one, which was captured
By Denny J. Rierdon. ExzAlderman
G. ]. Boyd was not in It a little bit.
But the Ex-Alderman Harry ]. Rogers,
EE-Alderman Nike HcInerney, Denny
Rierdon and the rest Of the bunch OF
the politicians IN the ward WIN all
pun OF their coats and help 20 ron up
big majority for Alderman Bradley.
The old Whiskered preacher.
who was run out Of Baltimore, Nd,
for monkeying with another mans
wife, Etill has his back up like q Tom
cat simply because he, IN company
with old Pap Jasper. +. Thomas, Ben
Moseley, Little Whisky BIZ Ward, and
several other immoral, whisky drink
ing preachers failed 70 put rs IN the
pen &c Joliet. where each and every
one 81 them should be serving tine
for their many misdeeds.
Miss Ida Traeger. the sixteen-year-
old daughter Of AR. and Mrs. John T..
Traeger, 10I7 W 54th place, died
Thursday mprning, after long illness.
which was brought on from a fail
which she received some time ego.
EuneraI services win Be held ct the
home Sunday morning Interment at
Mt. Hope Cemetery. ar and Mrs.
Traeeer have the sympathy 81 their
friends ~ the Town Of Lake and All
over Cook County IN the loss Of their
daughter. who was 1uss blooming into
Womanhood
L.ess than two years ago the 50
called editor of the Old Church ''Rag.'
who. 81 he had what 8 justly coming
% him. would Be doing time "a the
Pen at Joliet. called on his whisky
drinking god and his fighting and
cnssng whisky 10 assist HIN to panty
his good brother. Rev Abraham LIN.
coin Murray. bIacker than tie hinges
Of Eef. Bnt now this same old rotten
p0iecat IS Of The Impression that Bro.
Murray. Who thinks lksf The Broad-
Ak IS one q the best r1ce papers IN
thfe country, s 3 AZ subject without
moments wafnine 90 Be trans
formed into ukile robed angel
M first class and up-t0.date hats
- rock bottom prices. ear u Gala
hefs neH lat store. go West Md
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