The broad ax., 1904-04-16

Merit WeslI, 5 Broad Ak VIII coztaii
nm dean Of he Dearborn stree
Public scandal
Lite Fstty Edward g. Alexander
does not IKE 10 be reminded Of th
fact that he has failed tOzWak up Z
the Captains once and settle up.
Mrs. Minnie Nelson. $3.50 stat
street conducts one Of the neates
rooming houses IN the city, and sh'
Is one q our many lady friends.
Alderman Thomas Carey left 70,
southern California Monday evening
He win return at the end Of tW'
weeks with his family.
Ms. Jennie Butler, who was an OLD
member Of Quinn Chapel, passed
away last Saturday, and she was bur
led nom the church in oakwoOd, Tues
day.
For Arst class and up-tO-date hats
at rock bottom prices, call at Gala
gher's new hat store. $50 West Madt
son st.
Henry 7. Elby was on Tuesday
morning, transferred from the Cook
County Jail to the Penitentiary at
Joliet, where he began serving his
time.
Are you going TO move? II so let
The Broad AK move With you The
Souls Of Black Folks" win accompany
The Broad AK, all for $50 Tell your
friends about It.
There is no doubt in our mind that
II the fOoldHer should happen to
strike this town, the first work he
would perform would be to whack Col.
7. W. Jones over his ratified Drained
pate.
Edward n. Cummings, City OIL In
spector, has become a candidate for
the State Senate, in the 4th senatOri-
al District, and there wiz be q warm
scrap between him and the Hon. n ].
Butler.
Col. s. B. Turner would Ike to tell
Judge s. LANG Williams, who always
walks ike a short legged woman, just
what he, the Col, thinks of him, If
he was not afraid the Judge would
give him a good licking.
Buy your spring hat from Thomas
Gallagher, $50 West Madison St, for
he carries all the leading styles and
shapes at the lowest prices.
Arthur Holmes Simms, Jr, has been
confined to his residence at 1853 State
street, with an attack Of the La Gripp.
He is now able to once more be
around and about, but stin shows the
effects Of his recent illness.
Mrs. W. W. Simpson, "A East 18th
street, has presented her husband
with a brand new baby boy, and at
the rate he is growing # win not be
long until he win be able to read The
Broad Az
Mrs. DR.. W. A Buckner, 2s42 Ar
mour avenue, who knows how to make
and save q dollar for a rainy day,
says that The Broad AK is plenty good
enough for her and the Doctor every
day In the week
William H. Brown was unanimously
reelected sergeant-at-arms Of the
city council. at its regular meeting
Monday evening, and be win continue
to faithfully perform his duties for
that body until April 1st, 1906.
Eddie Urigh, 5OSs Armour ave
nue.. who has been confined in the
Michael Reese Hospital for the past
three weeks. where be had an opera
ton performed for appendicitis, is
home again feeling as sound as a dol
lar.
John B, stetson & Co, celebrated
hats are sold at Gallagher's hat store,
ESQ West Madison 81, for less money
than they can be bought for at any
N. A. Hardin, s221 Nay street, Is
one Of Col Charles s. Deneen's right
hand men. Mr.. Harbin has charge OF
his headquarters in the Grand Pacific
HOtel and he feels confident that the
present states attorney win be the
next governor Of Illinois.
John Minwegen. who served for
two terms In the City Council from
The TWenty-frst Ward, has been
chosen By Mayor Harrison as a mem
Der q The Local Board Of Improve
ments. which win enable him to serYei
The city in broader capacity.
Invitations are out for aThe storks'
dancing party At the EiHs club House.
Friday evening, April 18th. Judging
Irnm the scratches On the member