Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-21

would bring to the bench those quail
ties which have gained him public re-
spcct and confidence as a councilman.
and. IL elected, as he undoubtedly will
he. will make most worthy member
of the judiciary.
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Adolf Bergman, Republican candi-
date for Drainage Trustee. Is one of
the best men named on any of the
tickets before the public in the pend
ing fall campaign and is worthy of
the support of all good citizens. ire.
spcctve of party.
Mr.. bergman is Il typical citizen of
Chicago--brainy energetic. up-to-date.
honest and reliable in all his dealings.
As an official the taxpayers and gen.
crnl public will find in him man who
knows their interests and will always
stand for them,
Mr.. bergman was born I'm Stock
holm. sweden. In 1916. When but Il
boy of II years of age he went to sca.
and by dint of pluck. push and perse-
position of captain. For twelve years
Mr.. Bergman followed the occupation
of Il sailor. and traycrscd the salt wa
ter to many points. sailing always FROM
British ports.
In the course of his career on the
ocean. he was shipwrcckcd Off the
Australian coast, but this misfortune
only ncrved the hardy and plucky mar.
liner to renewed and more energetic en-
deavors than ever: the result being
that the young seaman speedily carved
out most successful career in life
for himself. After u long and thor
ougl experience of scnfaring life. Mr.
bergman gave up the occupation of
sailor and engaged In the coal business
I'm Chicago In 1884. In which. az In
every other venture i'm life, he scored
Il decided success.
Mr.. Bergman has always taken a
good citizens part in political affairs.
has always been loyal Republican
and ever faithful to friends and to
party.
1904, when he had the honor and priv
ilegc of casting his vote for Theodore
Roosevelt
Mr. Bergman has the ability as well
us the necessary knowledge of drain
age canal affairs to make u iirst.clnss
Sanitary Trustee.
While he has, as we have said. been
always Il loyal and consistent Rcpub.
lican, he has ut the same time dis.
played the livcliest interest In the well
fare Of the people in general. II elect.
ed. as he undoubtedly will be, Mr..
Bergman will represent all the people.
and the interests of the taxpayers viii
he paramount with him irrespective
of all partiZan considerations.
For these reasons Mr.. Bergman IL
deserving and undoubtedly will re-
ceive the support and the votes Of all
good citizens in the coming election
:Or Sanitary Trustees.
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a Wonderful Natural Mineral Water
One Of the most wonderful discover.
les Of the age and one which has pro.
ven Il positive blessing to humanity
IL the now world famous Avene Nat.
ural Medicinal Water.
Till the middle Of the eighteenth cen.
fury the Avene Natural Medicinal Wa.
ter, as yet unknown, was wasted In a
pond between the mountains surround.
Ing Avene. Les Bains Hcrault, France.
The owner Of this region having one
OF his horses affected by a strong Gu
taneous eruption. turned him loose to
prevent cOntagiOn. The horse was
seen drinking and wallOwing in this
Water several times a day. Soon after
the animal was entirely cured, his coat
rs glossy as ever. without the least
trace Of his disease remaining.
The owner. surprised Mt this remark
able cure, spoke Of 1t to several physi-
clans, who, after examining the water.
believed In its curative power and
pledged the owner to build large ba.
sin In 1854. Several persons living In
the vicinity. affected with skin dis.
eases. were cured by this extraordinary
water. Successfully, the reputation OF
these Springs grew and the sick PEG.
pie arrived In such great numbers that