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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
FIRST s. II. S. GIRLS
BEAT SECOND FIVE

The first and second girls basketball
teams of the Shortridge High School played
in the Y. NJ. c. a. gymnasium yesterday
afternoon and the game resulted in a vic
tory for the former by a score OF 10 to 10.
Ruth Maxwell and Emily Taggart were
pitted against each other and both PLAYED
star games. Capt. Louise Hupp, of the
first team, also played good game. Line
up and summary:
First Team. Position. Second Team.
Rachel Baker. q. Forward. Ruth Maxwell
Alma Krause. -. Forward. .... Ruth Bower
Margaret Newcomb. Guard. -. Lucy Evans
Emily Taggart. Guard. Mary Brown
Score-First team, 10; second team, TO-
Goals from field-Baker 3, Krause 2, Hump
g. West l. Maxwell 2 Goals from foul
Hupp 2. Baker i. Maxwell 4. Referee-Hes-
ter. Attendance-a00.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06

last NlSnI SCOTeS.-
Indianapolis, 4; Anderson, 2.
Marion, s; Elwood, l.
Richmond, 3; Muncie, 0.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06

Score-Marion s. Elwood, 1. Stops-Bur-
CESS, "a; Sutherland, sc. Referee-Waller.
Attendance-1,6 COO.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
i okomo. Position. Fort WaYne
First Period.

Score-Fort Wayne. s; Kokomo, 5. Stops
eastman, "a; Sutton, 30. Referee-Kil-
CARA. Attendance-1,90 800.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
Spring
Footwear


kOO1We2H matter what the price and the 'Saks
$500 Special" (Which the very best
Shoes made to sell at 5000 One the other will the
purse and satisfy the ideal Of every man.
ought the spring of inss-hey
terpieces Of Shoc-maklng art.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
RhAL AND INTERNAL TREATMENT FOR EVERY HuMnuR

Sc
ticura "a
The Set, 81 eupe the mo Ouns itching BURNING s1a s
of all
- 6Ruedo
Pops,B A.
was
In
Pill sisr aave.
and pude
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
Spring
Hats

we'll known brand sell for 50 90
shapes and parallel qualities
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Ser Sumelenoieb &rabsrman ioQ
aud nod 8isamif ieia.

Sails bic Nngaben zines on polisei=
Superintenbenten 3riiaer aeri9.eten
8riefes fid b%emabrbeitsn, miro gegen
abraham grabsrman aud nod bic
Mntla9e Der Bigamie erboben tperbsn.
Der 8rief III nit Dem Namen 2Ousaa
8raberman, 3719 Wabaib Wpe., @bis
caao. unterfdrisben. Sn bemielben
miro seiast, baB bic S4reiberin Bra'
herman am 8. Suli 1908 beiratbets
uno oab er fe perlahen babe. sic IN
bic Mutter zines z Monate alien Sim
oes. sic siebt on, bab fe in ben
3eitungen bic Glu9t, fOwie aud biz
8erbaftung Brabsrmans uno feline,
ieBi9en Grau genau perfolgte uno fl
bittet. Bob er fefaebalten tuerbe, big e
i6r m69li9 1T, cine Intlage tuegeu
8igamie 9esen ibn anbdn9ig gu
MAIDEN. Seine isbi3e Grau, Want
Webber Brakeman, als iie boz, BEN
Snbalte bes grisfes b6rte. iaate, BAT
fe NIT Der Sa9e befannt fei uno oaf
fe piKe. bab er fi9 BON berislben idei'
ben Iieb, er babe es ibrj ielber 9eiast.
Sn 8esue auf bic Softer Hairs iaett
He, oaB fie i'm Iuftrase ibres Wannes
peri9iebene Der Sa1en perieBte.
ST tuurbe beute i'm pOli3eigeri9te an
bic 8robgef9morenen fi~berbunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Gletne ~Staotnadri9ten.

Sic @irtbidaten an
ben alsps in Der Stabt fno fat ale
beridmunbsn, ba ben bisberi9en @i9en=
tbiimern Die 2icenIen iowobl bon ben
@ountp- @ommiHdren als aud bon benz
StaotcOntrOueur perueigert uuroen.
Die Sanoslstammer miro in ibrer
am Wontae ftattfinbenben Sibuns elm
@omite srnsnnsn, tpeldes aus3ufinoen
Bat, men bic S9ulb trift, baB bic
0sri9erunss. @sielf9aften ibre &aten
erbD6ten-oie etaot ober Die WaHer=
@eieqi6aft.
Die g taats- 8eh6roe fur 8e-
enabisungen, tpel9e in bieier @o4e
bier in Sibuns mar, tpiro f4 beute
0ormittag bertasen. sic batten ftnf
@eiude um ge9naoi9ung gu unter.
iu9en. Ob bieIelben semdbrt uerben
ODER ni9t, bleibt ~einftueilen mod Gee
6eimnib.
Die gemiibunssn Der biefsen
Sanbelstammer, bic yBriioeri9aft Der
Gotomotip-9 eiser", tpel4s IN Buffalo
ihre Contention abbielt, 5u Deran-
laHen, ihr Sauptsuartier mad bier 3u
perlesen. finb feblgef&lagen. Safelbe
berblsibt in peoria, 3d..
elmer grtIdrung bss 6errn
Jahett u. Cotton, Stats Supt.
fur 6HentIi9es gr3iebun9sweien gu.
fOlse, 1T bic Bswesuns unter ben
Snbiana S9u0sbrern einen Gonbs
fur bic tusitsrs unteriu4uns bes Sarab
S9dfer Morbfalss 3u iammeln, bo1-
fidnois einssi9lafen.
Die Wsrdants'9eat & 6 9bt
6 o. trifft CUR 3eit umfahenbe 8Ortebo
runsen fur bic bepOrifebenoe Winter'
eaiion. 3msi neue @eneratoren bon
is $50 pferostraft finb in Der getriebs'
Statipn an pearl uno Nem Seriep in.
falirt tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
8eKerer Teueri@at fir ote
SIoieite.

Sin gomite Der Gfoieite 0erbehe-
runes=@ eielidaft, beitebenb aug ben
6erren :. %. 4aminsfp, %. 8.
S9rolude, s. s. 8lptbe unb Nnbretu
l1nberiap, ma9te eeitsrn benz Wapor
SolBwan feline Nufwartung unb fragte
ibn, Oh er niGt oafir iorsen Tonne,
baB bic Sioieite beferen Gsueridub
betdn1e. sic befirworten bic @tabli=
bliruns zines Spribenbaufes on Der
9apmonb Strabs iioii9 bon Der STR
telbabn uub bic Musoebnun9 bes Gsusr-
Nlarm=S pffems.
Ser Mapor eeleitste bic Ssrrer, mad
Der Office Der Siderbsits 8eb6rbe,
trel6e ssraoe in Sibung mar. Sie-
islbe berfprad Der Nngeleeenbeit ibrs
Nufmertiamfeit gu idenfen unb gu bsr=
iuden, bonn Staotratb bic n6tbigen
8erwiaisungsn su erlansen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

@ c b r n:

Serr unb Grau Sadsr, Stabt,
2nabe. = @onrab uno Marp 3immsr=
man, 1916 Susbale Str, Wdb9en.
= Sames unb 2ena SeSOf, 536
2pnn Str, 3nabe. - Carl unb Mnna
&eifeis, 800 Soma Str, Mdoden. =
Ssrr unb Grau 8. 6. gaB, 1913 Sf
%. Str. Mdbden. = Charles unb
2ennie Barrier, 425 Wef IL. Str,
Mdb1en. = Spot unb glice &ebforb,
915 Sab S~elapare Str, 3nabe. =
WiQiam unb emma 8rinfman, GOA
Cottage Npe., Wdb6en. - s. &. unb
gtta Gomez, 626 81 Martet Str,
Mdoden. = 81. 9. uub Saiip 6apnes,
1865 Weit 0etp Sort Str, &nabe. -
@eorse uno Sennie 8arelp, 1888
WaHa9uietts Npe., &nabe. = SbOs.
uno Marp 5Or. 446 asnes Str.
Wdb9en. = 2aprenee unb &ats
&euter, 1912 Wrienal Nbe., &nabe.
@etraut:
grueff Siler-Nliee po0arb.
2oro Gaiep-6annie gbparbs.
Soihua Simpion-2iaian Waiors.
Wiliam StebenIon-2ate Frances.
Sra 8. Sonss-Ilnie 81. potts.
Srant 5. s. 3iridner-Sennie Spner.
Sames Stafforo-2ouiia Wright.
Siles j.. Saplor-Neaie g. Sbron.
brpu9b.
g efprben:
Helmer 9. Morie. 81, IL. Str.
uno B~roaopap. - &eafon Gator, IS,
@sntral Srren = Sospital. = Mlber'
Jrantlin 2out, l Monat, 1929 DC
9san Ctr. = Smuggling Surfinser,
IA Wonate, 1867 Sunter Str. -
Sennis Gtodpel, II, 1157 Wet Neu
Oort. - Selen graof6aw, q, 1878
proipect ctr. = edualing graden.
628 Orforb Ctr. - Jreba SpHert,
10, 1923 Slipe Str. = 2ute @aI.
pole, SO, 8l2 Norb Slinois. = So
rah 9. Milforb, 80, 1928 parf Mpe
i Smuggling Sapnes, 1865 @eft Nen
9ort Straee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
&mnf=M

Cine intereHante 8emdlbe=MusIfel=
lung mirb bonn Lie. October i'm
Sobn 5erron Snititut benz publitum
eeShnet iein. gs finb Werfe Der Ginlt-
lerin Grl. @lie Suoen, mel9e, na9oem
fe bier i'm SerrOn Snftitut ibre 3unft-
ftubien begOnnen, ibre reifere Nusbil-
buns in beoeutenoen 2unfiniitutsn
bes 2anoes erlan9t. Sas i9on oft
betpunberte Salient Der 9iriflerin III
nun CUR fd6nHen &eife selanat pie elm
Bid auf bic Nusfequng benefit.
Sie einaelnen 8ilber tuerben mir in
einsm ipdtereil Irtitsl ausfiibrlider be.
fpre9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
CO.
@runbeiseutbums nebertragnngen
Smbiana's sr5bte Drp @oobs SanbIer.

@eorge Garter an Sennie Widbam,
Got 20, Goes Sub, SutIot IL. nabe
Senate Nbe. unb South Str. $1,000,
Wiliam $. Sal an Senrp q. Nueb=
mani, u. u. Got 8, 0ouaro's grben
Mbo. Wef indianapolis. 1915.
Wiliam 8. Sbompion an Warp 6.
Sbelbp. Got 10, Noams uno Sou-
tons 8roofioe Mbb., 8rigbtmooo.
$1,000.
Serielbe an Sames 5. 8lottman,
Got 9, bieielbe. $1,000.
Sueb WcDonalo on Wiliam =.
9enlep, 5bsil bon Got IS, Miligan's
part place Dob, na6e SrOOtfioe part,
$500.
Sames WiQer an Sobn g. Girls
uolb, Got n. 6enpoob patf Mob.,
6flid bon @rown 5in, auii4en 33.
uno 81 Str. $3.50.
.8eOrse %. Stout an Sobn 2ogan.
Got $50, Gtout's Snbiana gbe. Nbo..
fioli9 bon @erealine Drills. $1,000,
Welifa 6. Sloar an 9enrp s.
Gulmsr, 2Ots 25 unb 26, @loan's
Subj, @reb' Nbb., rabe benz Deut'
i9en Waiienbaus. 5000.
Grebsrid s.. Wilep an 2aura 2ptle,
Got A, Wilep's Subj. Mubenlot 1852.
noroli4 BON Snoiana Npe., tpeftlit
bon Wsf Ctr. 5000.
Muen 90. Cotton an Walter S.Sobn.
ion, She'll Der norbmefli9en @iertel.
Section 81, Somnfbip IL, Range 3,
pite Somnibip. $3.50.
Siaac q. Sadfon an Sobn 3. Sui,
liban, She'll Der Gection SO, Somnibit
IL, &anse 3, groao cripple. $3.50.
SO'epb 6. 6idep on Sulia 81. 8s,
9ert, Got "a, Danoes' Subj, Outlo'
$50. nabe Rap unb Wet Str. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Gin jmseaolia.r Mns6redjer.

gbas &irmear, Elm IA Sabre alter
6nabe, Der am leBteu Samfag i'm
Union gabn6Dfe bonn Sergeanter
2iefer aufssariffen purbe. uno bsHet
Ssimatb in Samilton. g., isin ioQ,
entpi9 geftern Nbeno aus benz Seten.
tion 9eime, inbem CT bonn 5Deiten
Stodmerfe, mo- er oas @iiengitte,
hurhbroden bate, our StraBe fletterte.
Ct uuroe big isbt nod ni9t sinsefan.
gen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Nene &lasem.

Nlon3o Mc@anabsp unb Wm. 5.
Scott reidten gesen bic gureta Soae
go. IA BROTHERHOOD 2ofomotibe Sire.
men, Sofepb Garrel unb George 2erns
eine 3laae, auf 3abluns bon 800
2sidsnbsfattunsstoftsn elm.
Bic National Wotor 8ebiele 60.
~pertlagte Die Snbiana Union 8raetion
60. auf 3ablun9 bon $1,000. Sn
ibrer 9lase iaaen fe. bob am 8. Stunt
elm Strabenbabnuasen Mbenbs in zines
ibrer Motor- Gubrmerte. troBbsm bas.
islbe nit 2i9tern berieben mar, binein-
rannte unb bafelbe bemolirte. Grant
2ude, elm Mnseftelter Der Wotcr Co.,
Der bel bisiem @orfale @erlebungsn
%babontrug reidte cine 2lage auf
$4,000 S9aoeneriab sesen bic FRACTION
60. Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Wetterbertht.

Sar "a stunosu. .nOsnO 7 ubr EOrssus, L. oftobsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

S%eplanst Ndbntn unb Srauen fur Saunbrps
~ Arbett. Eo15ufropsu IN Armftrou9s 2aunorp,
a2i Meit yearpIanb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

9 ub -
2ouis Bur9, Cottage, 1912 Olnep
Str, 81, 100. = Daniel Jolep, Bop.
pelbaus, 26. Gtr., $500. - s. 6.
Diron, 9cls9ebdube. 80. Str., nabe
Worihmefern Mbe., 81, 500. = G.. 8.
Creighton, @obnbaus, Sultan Mpe.,
nabe Hopnep Nns.. 80. 200.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

c~sinsnuieaeS 9eIb su perIeibeu 3u ireeub eiuem
D Setrag fur 8 biz Q Yro3ent.
American Home Buying Co.,
Q 2ombarb @eb0ube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

0&IN Ginbeimtfdbe &rduter furieren SIRE
~ gsasenbei&iuerben. Bum perfanfen In
23 sset @afhiugton StraSe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Recommendations

9bermometerftane.
959fe 9emperatur. ......... 81 @rab
R~iebrisfte Temperatur. ....... 81
@. &. 8Iptbe,
SeetipnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

2ocaIs@ etterbert1t.
G90n beIte Mbenb unb ant Samftas
tibler beute Naht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

8 afbinston. 80. Geptbr.
SIR Snbiana: San @lsemeinen i6Sn
beute &benb unb am Samftas; tiibIer beute
Na6t
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-24

The farmers who are welcoming the
Automobiles with shOtguns do not
realize that an enlightened sell, interest
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-24

Ope of the disc0verers Of radium is
rapidly receiving the recognition
which is his due The latest evidence
Of the appreciation of his genius by
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-24

Chicago Telephone Company, are CIV
ing the public excellent service.
John G. Fctzcr is bringing order out
of chaos In traction affairs.
>eA
As n successful and enterprlsing
contractor Joseph j. Duffy has no
superior.
~eSA>
Hon. John +. O'Mallcy has been ever
loyal to friends and to principle; hence
his success.
Hon. Il. 4. Eckhart Is a host of
strength to the State Republican cam
paign.
~
James \. Hogan. the popular Irish
American citizen and successful bust
ness man. does honor to any cause he
cspOuscs.
John i. Hahberg has the Republic
cans Of Cook County massed In per-
feet organization.
~e9~
Hon. John i. Smulski Is a Republl.
can to whom all ChicagOans irrespcc-
tive Of party delight to pay honor.
~6eA
william Mccoy and his famous hotel
are both deservedly popular.
Park Commissioner Frederick
Schultz Is II vigllant and faithful
friend Of the taxpayers.
Charles Q. Breyer, the popular plum.
Der, would be valuable accession to
the City Council
~eA
Hon. Fred Il. COyne has proven to
he the best postmaster Chicago has
ever had. He would make an ideal
mayor.
=. c. Haley, the eminent special
counsel of the Drainage Board, Is II
credit to the bar Of the State Of ILL
nois.
Patronizc the Owl Drug Store, Clark
and Monroe streets.
~SA
Attorney Charles Wesley NOvak
wins all his cases and has II splendid
practice.
The Globe Brewing Company Is do
ing Il fine business under the able
management Of Mr.. Philip Il. Brand.
The public appreciates the faithful
services of Drainage Trustee Thomas
j. Webb.
George \. Blcttncr has made a
grand success of the business of the
Berghon Brewery in Chicago.
~65A
Hon. Fred NJ Blount has the con-
fidcnce and respect of the entire bust
ness community.
~e~
Mr.. James \. Sackley, the we'll
known and prosperous contractor, is
one of Chicago's most esteemed clti-
Zens.
<cN
Hon. q. H. Horton, who made such
great record as n Circuit Court
Judge, has built up splendid prac'
ticc.
%cN
The Twcnty-siXth ward never had
an ADLER or better representative than
Hon. William G. Kuester.
%6
Pabst beer Is in great demand and
| the business of this fine brewery Is
steadily increasing under the able di.
rectiOn of its popular manager, Mr..
Albert y. ROsenegk.
\6A
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-24

tcrances are listened to always with
respect and invariably make II pro.
found impression mon the public.
Inspector N.,uo.v, ..unt Is a great
policeman and u good citizen.
~oA
Mr.. Fred l.. WIKI. vice president of
the Union Trust Company, stands high
in the estimation of the entire com
munity.
~cSA
Hon. Elbridgc Hanccy has made Il
great ana fearless judge. lie has no
superior as II lawyer.
~e6A
For excellence IN service, comfort
of appointments and reasonable rates.
patronzc the lunch rooms Of Vernon
e. Seaver, SO state street.
VIM. Hale ThOmpson's record both
us II member of the County Board and
Of the City Council was such as to
win tie high appreciation Of all good
citizens.
Hon. Thomas A. Smyth, the pOpu.
lar drainage trustee. Is one Of our
most useful public officials.
Former Chairman Fred II. Rowe of
the Republican State Central Commit
tee has rendered priceless services to
his party In this State.
~S6A
Frank ID. Conncry Is one of the most
popular young Democrats in Chicago.
| He IL favored by many of the leaders
/ for the nomination for City Clerk next
spring.
~eSA
Hon. John Il. Owens Is one Of our
brightest lawyers. He made II grand
record as city attorney.
~SA
Hon. Charles J. \Opicka has walk
away In the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict. He will make II tirst-clnss Con-
gressman.
%e~
Hon. Frank q. Lowden makes an
ideal National Committeeman. He will
render the Republican party excellent
service In Illinois.
Congressman William +. MahOny
has reason to he proud OF his record
In the national legislature.
Hon. Henry sherman BOutell will
he elected to Congress this year by II
greatly increased plurality.
John II. COnnery Is admittedly one
of the most popular Democrats and
business men in Chicago.
There Is no more honored name in
the business world of Chicago than
that of Francis $. Peabody.
RaGtAA
4 Philadelphia widow has inherited
S5O,OOO,OOO. London papers please don't
copy.
%S>
Many an anger wnD tries to catch
fish succeeds only in catching rhcuma-
tism.
~cEA
Experts predict that the rubber sup
ply will be exhausted in live years
Save your bands.
~e1aA
I Tibet gets its tea from China com
| pressed into bricks. DO the Tibbies eat
the stuff as breakfast food?
%6A
4 fashion writer announces that
'sOme vcsy pretty things will he seen
in the new stylish gowns" This Is
generally the case,
%eA
The farmers who are welcoming the
autOmobillsts with shotguns do not
realize that an enlightened self. interest
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-24

would give every cncoura cement TO
rcss has already done much for good
roads In America. and 1t Is likely to
do more.
~e~
It is probably not true that Ion
perdicarls and Mrs. Maybrick are to
he starred I'm Il curtain-raiscr entitled
Just Released"
a diamond wOi tn 500 that was lost
at Winsted. Conn. fourteen years ago
has been dug mp by chickens. This Is
a feat to crow over.
@G@A
\ new 500 bill doesn't look so big
to man when he il flush rs 5O-ccnt
piece when he Is broke and comes
across 1t unexpectedly in the pocket
of his other vest.
%e>
The worst feature OF the Port
Arthur business IL the fact that the
Survivor" of that historic siege will
shortly be coming around kitchen
doors with his dolOrOus tale.
~C-A
The Sultan's life was saved the other
day by n shirt of mail. This indicates
that the Sultan, In spite Of the many
things that come mp to disturb him.
generally manages to keep his shirt on
~SA
Some men chew and smoke not bc
cause. they like tobacco or desire tC
contract the habit. but because they
want one of the pieces of furniture Oi
solid gold jcwclry given away for TWEEN
ty-tive tags.
~SSA
The small New Hampshire boy who
gave Ms friend a cent (his own penny
for saving his life Is a glittering exam.
pie for your Uncle Russell. But he'd
probably deliver u lecture against
thriftlessness on the text.
&eSxA
Men who are carrying tO-mOrrOw's
burdens are not counting to-day :
blessings.
~1eSsA
The sharper Il man IL the more likely
Is he to stick into something ana gel
broken Off.
%e>
"Can anybody make $3O,WO,OM
year honesily." Yes; Uncle Sam cali
with his little mint.
II would be Il real novelty to find q
sympathetic strike In support of tht
brotherhood of man.
Many a man VINO rrays for power 10
To lift n world shuts his eyes when
he sees poor woman struggling with
heavy satchel
~S~
Queen Olga, oi ureece, Is IN honor
airy Russian general, ana she bears tn,
distinction Of thus far having nothin.
which she regrets to report.
~6A
Louise, the eiopng princess. an
n0unccs that she is going To expos,
some scandals in high life. II anybod,
can do it Louise would seem to be tn
lady.
~S>
The loss OF sl5,UUO,OUO through the
Colorado troubles Is u small matte;
compared with the loss of respect fOl
American institutions which they have
produced.
~aA.
The man who Invited his wife int
the back yard to see him blow out hi'
brains was u tritie narrow. Doubtles,
his neighbors would have enjoyed tn,
spectacle also.
~
A Silesian doctor announces the dis
covery that breathing coal dust Is 4
cure for consumption. Remember this
when you find your ton Of chestnut
coal to be half slack.
%SA
One of the disCOyerers Of rOdium Is
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-24

Dr. Brooks faultless tooth powder
Ia the best preservativp Of the teeth
vet found.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-24

DR.. Brooks faultless tooth powder is
the best preservative and beautiner Of
the teeth yet fOslnd
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EDWIN X. WALKER. 18th ward |
JOHN V. KOPF. ...... 18th ward
JOHN l.. GAIiDNER.... .35th ward
OSCAR DE PRIEST ...... I'D ward
WILLIAM UMBACH 80. .3th ward
CHRISTOPHER STRASSIIEIM..
.................. ... I'D ward
LOUIS II. MACK .......14th ward
EDWARD II. OLSON. ..... I'D ward
For County Commissioners (coun.
tryp:
WILLIAM BTSSE. ...... Elk Grove
AUGUST c. BOEBER {. Blue Island
JOSEPH CAROLAN. :. River Forest
WILLIAM j. HAWTREY. Evanston
ALFRED VAN STEENBERG. 80.
%eSA
Mr. Edward II. Peters enjoys the
respect and confidence of the entire
business community.
~S~
William'J. Sutherland. vice prcsi-
dent of the Mooney n Boland Agency,
is one of the greatest detectives In
America.
Arthur Feilchcnfcld. 81 and So East
Van Buren, street supplies stylish hats
at the most reasSnable prices.
~G)A
II. J. Kolze. the popular Republican
nominee for County Commissioner, is
one Of the strongest men on the ticket.
Mr.. KolZe will make an ideal member
Of the County Board.
Clayton G. Bush, proprietor of the
popular Bush hotel. and 3 Clark
street. would make II iirst.class alder.
man for the Twenty-tirst Ward. He
is II respectable business man and has
the esteem of the people irrespective
Of party.
a. w. Schwanc, the Chicago man
agcr of the firm of August LuchOw,
has splendid standing In the com.
munity as citizen and business
man.
n ~eA
~ Miles J. Devine Il II good lawyer,
good Democrat. ana would make II
strong candidate on the Democratic
ticket for City Attorney next spring.
~S\ !
Hon. Alexander IL. Revcll Is the
choice of many leading Republicans
for Mayor.
Clarence s. DarrOw would make Il
good Congressman.
Hon. Martin B. Madden will main.
tain in Congress his splendid repu.
tatiOn as a citizen, II public official,
II brilliant orator and an able de.
batter
Judge 4. ii. Chetlain deserves the
support of all good citizens In his
candidacy for reelection.
Hon. i. w. Upham has rendered
splendid services to the taxpayers as
member Of the Board of Review.
President Zina II. Carter, Of the
Drainage Board, enjoys the confidence
Of the public.
~6A
Charles +. Gunther would make a
formidable candidate for the mayor
atty.
The George Il. Swift Company Is
carrying to successful completion IA
number Of great contracts for struc-
tural works throughout the country.
~etA
Hon. benjamin VI. Mitchell should
be reelected 10 the Legislature.
~S
For excellent cement paving work
patronize Albert Graf & Go.
>6
There Is no magistrate in Cook Coun-
~ more respected than Hon. John
Richardson.
Chairman Roy o. West, Of the Re-
publican State Central Committee, is
handling the campaign with great abil.
ity.
President Arthur u. Wheeler and
General Manager \. $. Hibbard, of the
-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-24

IL Is said that tnis has been poor
year for the summer resorts. The sea
those who stayed ut home. much
more important consideration.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-24

ur. Brooks faultless tooth powder
u the best preseryative and beautifier
Of the teeth yet found.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-24
IN1SA

\ certain species of fccund and un.
desirable thistle is termed in the United
ado the same unpopular plant is dis.
owned under the name Scottish" this.
tie. Wonder what they call it in Scot.
iandI
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TEE CHICAGO EAGLE.

his countrymen appears In the crca-
ton of professorship of physics in
the University Of Paris. and the ap
pointmcnt of Monsieur Curie to he its
first occupant.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-24

Its curious how easily a fortune.
hunter from England can come over
here and capture beautiful and highly
bred American girls. when the same
stamp of native would have no chance
in the world. The sad shatterng of
Natalie Schencks romance is II perfect
case in point.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-24

People are beginning to pay more at.
tentiOn to peat as the possible fuel Of
the future. Peat has one conspicuous
advantage. The price of 1t Is not raised
10 cents every month.