Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-10-01


been confined to his home by a 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 OF the
Third Ward met at Republican head.
quarters Tuesday night and laid the
ground work for effective worI
The tribute which Senator Foraker
paid to Mr.. Madden at the Auditorium
meeting Saturday night may re- Give
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 ut the coming
election.
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Hon. Elbrldge Hanecy Is respected
as a fearless judge and a great law
yer.
hm'HG lli' Dlulls sNepubil-
cans Of Chicago who deserve the graft.
tude of their party there is none more
hcnored than John NJ. Smyth. A man
of great business interests. and with
out desire for public office. he has
nevertheless given unsparingly Of his
valuable time to the benefit Of that
party whose policy lie considers best
for the social and business interests
OF the community. Time and again
has John NJ. Smyth guided Republican
campaigns to victory, and time and
again has he declined nomination for
high Office rendered him, in recogni.
ton of his priceless services.
Mr.. Smyth il more than party
man. His name Is an honored one IN
the commercial circles of the city, and
has ever been prominently associated
with every measure that has come up
for the benefit of this community Of
which he "a such Il valuable and val.
ued member.
Hon. Fred NJ. Blount Is rendering
splendid services to the Republican
party in Illinois as treasurer Of tho
State and National campaigns.
Hon. o. II. Horton maintains Mt the
bar the grand reputation he made on
the bench.
Hon. Alexander ii. Revell would
grace the mayOralty Of Chicago.
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City Attorney John +. Smulski eau
have a denomination on the Republ-
can ticket next spring. His record Is
faultless.
Hon. Martin b. Madden will make
an ideal Congressman.
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II. j. KOlze, candidate for County
Commissioner. is one OF the very best
men on the Republican county ticket.
The Democrats could not name a
better man for City Clerk than Frank
ID. Connery.
Hon. John Richardson has made n
splendid record as an able lawyer and
just magistrate.
Hon. II. \. Eckhart. as treasurer
Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee, gives strength and dignity to
its campaign.
The public honors President Zlna
Y. Carter, of the Drainage Board, and
appreciates his faithful services.
One Of the most popular men men,
Toned 10y the Democrats for the may
orally is Hon. Charles +. Gunther.
Special Counsel l.. &. Haley has rem
dered invaluable services 10 the Drain.
age Board, and through that body TO
The public.
Joseph Z. Jacques, the well known
halter at - Jackson boulevard, is one
Of our most respected citizens.
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Vernon &. Scavcr's lunch rooms are
comfortable, cXrcllcnrly located and
furnish first class menu at reason.
able rates.
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Under the able mana cement Of John
J. Hanhcrg, the work OF organization
of the Republicans Of Cook County
goes on apacc.
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Mr.. John &. FetZer is in the fore
front Of the ranks Of Chlcago's great
business men.
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Drainage Trustee Thomas A. Smyul
reycr fails In his duty TO the taxpayer
and the public.
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Hon. Henry sherman BoutclPs re-
election In the Ninth Congressional
District j. certainty. Mr.. Boutell i
pr. Brooks fautless tooth powder
N the best preservatlye and beautifer
~ tho teeth vet found