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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-30
Prominent Chicago Merchant.

every day. His record as Alderman
makes him popular with everybody.
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Lou's Levy, the able lawyer. would
,'ake a splendid Municipal Judge.
~9A
There II no stronger name mentioned
for a nomination for Municipal Judge
than that Of George NJ. Boyd, the pop.
ular lawyer.
The splendid record Of Samuel j.
Slncffer us lawyer entities him to
a nomination for Municipal Judge.
George Gillette. the able attorney,
would make a fine Municipal Judge.
No ADLER man could be nominated for
Municipal Judge than Justice Charles
n Callahan.
No better man can he nominated for
Municipal Judge than John X. Caverly,
the popular Justice Of the Peace.
~9A
Harry Il. Gibbons Ii the strongest
man the Democrats can Nominate for
Sheriff.
~GA
John X. Prindivllle should be nom.
mated for Municipal Judge. lie has
made a great record Us Justice Of the
Peace.
The Democrats can nominate 10
stronger man for Probate Judge than
Myer 8. Enrich.
~H~
The splendid record Of Justice Henry
Roth makes him a strong candidate fol
Municipal Judge.
%SA
No Justice Of the Peace has made n
finer record than Miles Kchoe. lie de.
serves a nomination for Municipal
Judge.
Whatever Edgar H. TOlman goes into
he always comes out with splendid
record.
~
Justice Frank Foster Is popular with
everybody. lie should be nominated
for Municipal Judge.
~
The Democrats should nominate Her.
man J. Bauler for County Commission
or. lilo II the right man for the place.
by his great record as Justice OF the
Peace. \. j. Sabath II entitled to a
nomination FOR Municipal Judge.
%t.eaA
Senator Albert J. Hopkins Is one OF
the leading men of the nation. Ills
great record IN the Senate pleases ev'
erybody In Illinois.
Tear down the unslghtly billboard'
and make Chicago pretty city.
<acsaa
Savings depositOrs In Chicago banks
have over $l50,OOO,0OO to their credit
The exact amount shown by the las
bank statement, April Z, was $l40,Il4,
OF. This amount has been cOnsiderl
bly, increased during the past two
months. The semi-nnnual interest t.
be paid to Chicago savings depostor'
In July will amount to S2,225,O0O.
The best criterion of public conf
dence in savings banks Is the growtl
of savings deposits in the past tel
years. In 1896 the total saving de
poslts in Chicago amounted to onl,
$2i,O00,000, and five years later the,
had increased to Si0,000,00O. passing
the $tO0,000000 mark In 1903.
Another splendid example of publ
when Marshall Field chose the Mer
chants Loan and Trust Company II
the principal executor of his estate
amounting to about $l2O,OOO,O0O. Ow
Ing to his business connections, Mar
shall Field had an exceptional knOwl
edge of the affairs of Chicago banks
ana the fact that he chose to put tn
care of his vast estate into the hand
of the Merchants Loan and Trust Com
pany, the oldest bank In Chicago, wa
splendid Endorsement for that bank
The Health Department furnishes II
weekly reports to the daily newspaper
with great regularity and has done q
for years. The daily papers with VOL
derful regularity have always carr
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-30

20. lie would make great Municipal
Judge.
There 10 no brighter or better liked
lawyer In Chicago than James 3. Hop.
kins.
Congressman william Lorimer never
goes back on his friends.
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Able and popular, Daniel q. Ramsay
would make a strong candidate for Mu.
nlclpal Judge.
40
There II no better liked man In Chi.
cago than Albert q. Wheeler.
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There Is no brighter man on the
bench than Judge willard II. McEwen.
~6A
Edgar b. TOlmnn Is ono Of the ableSt
and most popular men In Chicago.
~
The Illinois Legislature must inves.
tigatc the Beef Trust next winter.
And II will.
No matter what kind Of bill passes
Congress to regulate the meat industry,
Illinois owes II to herself to do some.
thing ON her own account towards pro.
tecting the lives us well as the health
Of her citizens.
The Beef Trust will still be In exist.
encc. no matter what Congress docs.
The men who compose It will not
have lost their sOr,lid love Of money.
They will stIll DO willing to sacrifice
the lives, the health ana tho fortunes
Of their fellows In tho interest Of their
pockets.
Illinois must net and act drastically
nnd thoroughly.
A legislative investigation will prob.
ably disclose a rottener state Of affairs
than the public even dreams OF now.
Illinois can no longer be expected to
rest content with Federal inspection
and Federal supervision after the dis.
closures presented up to date.
She must investigate for herself and
act for herself.
The Legislature must get after the
Beef Trust.
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All the plants at the Stock Yards
must come down.
New buildings must take their
places.
The old ones are 80 saturated with
Nth. disease and corruption that no
matter what laws are passed. the build
lngs themselves will be a standing men,
ace to food.
\ complete new outfit Il necessary
and everybody recognizes that fact.
%GSA
Read the following from the Bulletin
of the Health Department, week ending
June o. 1906:
"'rhe inspectors at the Union stool,
Yards condemned and destroyed 10l
cattle. DDS calves, 259 hogs, IL sheer
and 22,GG0 pounds or cut meats, sau
sages, etc, a total Of 153,Ol4 pounds"
People are beginning 10 find out tina
cancer and tuberculosis come from ba,
meat. No wonder the packers wer
afraid that the President would pub
llsh the report of the experts who re
Gently investigated the packers.
49,
The following from the Bulletin o.
the Health Department for month o.
May: '"rhe meat inspectors Mt TIN
stocliyards condemned and destroyed /
total Of Isl,T95 pounds Of beef, pork
veal ana mutton
%eEA
The number of cattle afflicted witt
tuberculosis Is said to be very large
The report OF the Chicago Health De
partment for the week ending May i
states that two cows suffering iron
TUBERCULOSIS We're found among til
hers! supply Chicago with milk.
I'D -<ssas
e in cancerous ana tubercu
lar " must cease;
Walter Clyde Jones should he nom
mated for State Senator from the FIT
Senatorial District.
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The Beef Trust plants are being In
vcstigated daily by experts" Expert
In the line Of fooling the people.
The candidacy OF Charles Werno 10
Municipal Judge IL growing strOnge
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-30

Of Congress first heard about the Beef
Trust horrors from the Eagle last No
vember. and they have heard more ev.
cry week since then.
People used to wonder where all the
tuberculosis and cancer came from.
They wonder no longer. The Beef
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-30

for state Senator from the Fifth Sen.
atorial District than Walter Clyde
Jones. He deserves the support Of all
who wish an able, energetic representa-.
tive.
The Municipal Courts will be locat.
ell ut 14S Michigan avenue. The city
council on last Monday night author
lied Commissioner of Public Works
O'Connell to sign a fve.year lease ut
$Ss.OOO year.
The Democrats should nominate Her.
man J. Bauler for County Commits.
sioner. Ills excellent record well
qualities him for the position.
Clerk James J. cray, VI the Circuit
Court. was presented with gold match
safe set with diamonds Tuesday night
by the faculty Of the Illinois Piano Col.
lcgc. Eugcnle and Larrabee streets. The
presentation was made by DIR. 4. ].
O'Afalley on behalf Of the faculty Of the
institution.
Justice Frank Foster should Ike nom.
mated for Municipal Judge. Ills splen.
did record on the bench Inns made him
popular with the people.
>eSA
Justice A. ]. Snbnth's splendid rec.
orb on the bench entities him to 4
nomination for Municipal Judge.
The candidacy OF q. ]. ChOtt. the
popular Justice Of the peace. for Mu-
niclpal Judge II growing stronger ev.
cry day.
~9A
No man II stronger with the people
than Justice Max Ebcrhardt. That
and his great record on the bench make
him a strong candidate for Municipal
Judge.
~cNA
: Justice Theodore G. Mayer. tho able
and wcll.liked magistrate. Is well Ut.
ted TO be II Municipal Judge.
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Justice John Fitzgerald IL liked by
everybody that knows him. lie has
made u great record and deserves to be
nominated for Municipal Judge.
&e0
Justice John Richardson, the able
and popular magistrate, should be
nominated for Municipal Judge.
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4. J. Hirschl would make q great
Municipal Judge.
One Of the strongest names mention
cd for Municipal Judge Is that Of
George NJ. Boyd, the well.known attor.
ncy.
%cA
Henry Roth. the able justice Of the
peace. is well qualified to sit ON the
Municipal Court Bench.
@essA
One of the ablest Justices of the
peace In Chicago Is Miles Kehoe. lie
would make an excellent Municipal
Judge.
No stronger man could be nominated
for Municipal Judge than Samuel j.
shaeifer the popular lawyer.
%cSA
The clean record of George Gillette
the able attorney, makes him n strong
candidate for Municipal Judge.
As&SA
Justice Charles II. Callahan woult
make 4 great Municipal Judge. He /,
nm able man ana has made great rec
ord on the bench,
>@ss-gJaA.
The great record o. Alderman Werno
aS II public official aud ms Il lnwyeI
makes him IN Ideal candidate for Mu
n!a!paI judge.
.MlgFeA>
The Democrats could nominate n
better man flr Municipal Judge tina.
Louis Levy, the popular lawyer,
&SN
The Democrats can nominate no bet
ter or stronger man for Probate Judg
than Myer $. Enrich, the well-knOwl
lawyer.
Judge Merritt W. Pinckney Is on
OF the ablest men on the bench.
Fletcher DObyns In one Of the mos
popular young Republicans In Chica
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-30

The Health Department furnishes Ito
weekly reports to the daily newspapers
with great regularity and has done 10
for years. The daily papers with won.
derful regularity have always care
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-30

People are beginning 10 find out tina
cancer ana tuberculosis come from ba,
meat. No wonder the packers wer
afraid that the President would pub
llsh the report of the experts who re
Gently investigated the packers.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-30

fully eliminated from the report all
references to stock yards conditions
before Publishing the same.
The Water Meter graft 10 great.
President Roosevelt and the members
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-30

The city council nv ordering all sign
boards on the tops Of buildings 70 come
down deserves the thanks of all cit-
gems who have an r. arrest In Chicago,
No better Ian DOu.. 30 nominated
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-30
E10LsYS

The excellent record Of H. James
Kolze as County Commissioner entities
him q denomination.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-02-02
FOR HE BOYS

Eeu wac are men in wears aud
yen. =, entering manhood. Stop
aul slider life as i. !. Re
mem yrr. action Is ne essence OF
clara eE. good or bad. This
character b1.d.u. Is a da.!y
thing. - CONSIDER yoar WAYS and
weigh youg actions. AID build
wisely
~ -at are your sins! Are YOU
striving 10 develop yourselves.
mental! and morally. - as 10
lare al .ct1eoce in your cou.
uU-.-.. Oar Boys wi. be the
future GeI ii our coantry. our
law makers. aad they should se
ueu Who .ouor tie law: .ley
>lo-.a oe Ieu Of principle. wlo
came: ce corrupted by brides;
Mo ave tle moral courage 10 do
their lGcy. " zen community
acl> >-c4 mea. evil aud corrY9
;iol predominant. How u7ca
lie ". being OF a community
depends upon lie honest. uo,iEl,
crC IL l..
Many temptations b->e, the
yolc : aud they come in cor;s.-
Viz e,.. Influences in everv 70.
ea..c1 IN lie Ie, there ! win.
in ->-.fyrS b,vS ,,-,,.-.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-02-02

the wall. This suggestion is al.
most uutenable. The Senate is
not used to giving way to the
House and the EikiuS aud For
aker bills are SO much more lea.
lent and have SO many more loop
holes III them ot which the rail
road companies might take adj
vantage that il is not likely that
the Senate will submit 10 seeing
itself Shelved and the House bill
passed IN its entirety. Ii is said
that the House measure is more
in accordance with the Pre>l-
dents ideas than is the Senate'S.
but then as it Il known. this is
not likely 10 interfere with the
Senate 10 any great extent.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-02-02
Home
Circle
Depart
lllent.

There is no doubt but that a
large per cent. of the degrade
ton. disgrace, ruin aud crime
among the Young springs from
The habit of night prowling. cor
her loafng and kindred acts by
both sexes III city. town aud
hamlet. Any person who keeps
his or her eyes open knows this.
Hundreds of boys and girls are
out at night, and We all know
that many influences for evil and
none for good surround taem con
tinually. A curtew restriction
may be deliied as old FASHIONED
and Puritauiral, but the fact
remains that there is Vastly less
night pIowliug in towns that
have a curtew ordinance and en-
force il.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-02-02

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-02-02
FRIDAY. FEBRu AIRY :. laod

II WILL TELL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY I AN NOT IN
FAVOR OF NEGRO CITIZEN
SHIP.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-02-02

in this broad land. There
no politics in these words Tt 'lV
are cold facts. known to us an uey
When the homes are pr1na.,
regulated the tariff, the railroa5
aud the currency will not naas
laws TO regulate them. LEU
W nen the press and our nrh,.
orators unite iu giving Their h my
thoughts aud attentions n ' 3
homes. all our great ua,ion -;
problems will soon solve ,6sa a.
selves. d.
When he homes ale rigb, -,
entire country will Ue liglt r.
questions that affect the mora"
and purity of our homes ar >"
real aud vital questions. '
Our political speakers sn,a.,
only to partisan feelings an yo' =.
pocket book. You never gsa ..
them using their eloquence in ~
honest endeaYor to better ~ :.
homes which are tue fouUda.iaa
stones upon whi,h tests our g1 ~
and institutions, both State sr$
national.
The voters vino 90 GU, ,,or
moral, pure homes. VII. Bss1
moral aud pure meu in office NH,
will give Us honest and n1,.
railroad and tariff regu.s-,--.
All We need is more moral All
pure homes SO "a 10 supply p,
with a majority Of tile voters
Our President takes THIS yiar
of 1t. and 1t IS that which r.,
brought MIN - close = =.
honest thinking people y. A.
parties. Let Us repeat Ills words
'1f the homes ale al. s.ra;,..
the State will take care of l.>e-ta
Ii Is this thought that iusr..rs !:
10 give 50 much space 70 THIS Tar.
tlculaT department oi our aao-,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-02-02

Tie faireSt and sweetest Joy is
that brought TO a man by the
loving hand OF wife. The
sweetest thought IS OF that life
Journey. when hand in hand. she,
the wife. becomes the guiding
star IS lie scales tile SunliC noun.
tain OF success. or. as, with him.
She peuttrateS the shadow laden
and dismal valley of failure. des-
pair ANA grief. The ec>tacy Of
JOY or the pain OF grief cannot
change the divinity OF a wife's
love. Inc blacklist cloud that
can darkeu the horizon OF mau
IS The oLe. which. encircling the
brow with death. takes from
husbands eu brace bis life com
panlol. II Is then thai al. cares.
>olruwS and pains OF life seem
J.raGed into oue; it j. then that
AZ vu.a.uomable ocean seems 70
eDgult MIN with lis angry bill
lows. !. all husbands would
ponder over tue>e thoughts d. IL e
beginning Of tie new year and
treat lis wife a ii j, was 10 he
tlt.. last Year together upon
earth. Tile divorce courts would
2e advertising Tor business iOug
lis. s..~.. ft.. 80 - t.tt.s
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-02-02
NEW ROAD MEASURE
Introduced by Delega e
Luckey and Designed as a
Substitute for the Shoe
maker Law.


;ute for the Shoemaker Road
Law, prepared under the dlrec-
riou oil tie Board Of County
Commissioners
Ii appraprateS 100000 annu
ally cat al The State Treasury
to be apportioned among the
counties in proportion. which the
miles ct public road III each
county bear 10 the miles otpublic
Ioau In all of the counties APP.
plying for aid As Determined by
the Comptroller
The WlleuahltS owners Of two
thirds Of the lands bordering
upon any public road. The i'm
provcmeDJ Of which Is desired.
10 present ia a petition ;u the
County Commissioners their lie
qur>, Tor >uvu Improvement. the
petitioners Agreeing 90 pay 10 per
cent. otthe COS, Ut the improve
mtu'. Ii tie County Commits
>lout.> decide ,hd tie desired
,mpyolewca; MI. Jr generally
urlpu, ao& i, ,lc AmoUu, needed
i u,, p.oNiUtG ,vr q! t4e States
sand tur Commissioners may haze
tut necessary Surveys aHd e>.l-
mates oi cos mlle. Iee ,oSd ~
ht constructed : - ne OF mae
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-02-02
NEW BALLOT LAW
Changes Form OF Ticket But
Allows Voter 10 Prepare
Same at Home.

which WAS endorsed by the Cen
tral Committee Tor Freder lc <
county ia>t Saturday. has been
furnished by Nj. Glenn Il Worth
IuIio0, Who had much TO do with
lt> preparations;
The iurm ot ball. provided ,or
IN his h,ll. though d.tferen, from
Ia; used a; the last two e,ec-
lions. does no, Older greatly ircu
some used in Icceut Years. The
uIi provides thai the names oil
tie candidates shall be arranged
- thar those II all candidates TOR
any office shall be printed under
the same HeaG!rE, designating
tar office The names shall he
arranged Alphabetically. and the
uaae> e Al. candidates tur uuy
,,iise shah 2e printed i'll the same
column. There snail be as many
columns Is lie number of caudl-
Gs.e> seem 10 require To the
lei. III each name shall be PRINT
& .-p is, ,a.,e letters Of tie
name Of this party 10 which the
candidate ,e.ole>. aud the
>Ga:e. it. wl.cl. ~ .uaze l. cross
mark. : 10 b. - lie light of tie
UaWe.
Tie bill provides ..a. lie
names <'.4t1 ft.. .r-y-.F..; +-.,-,, .,,..r,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-02-02
Report Of State Dirac tors
Shows Extraordinary Pro
jccC OF the B & 0. RAJ
road

4OGQ'
United States Senate. Go.nn
and General L. Victor bsg,.I
mau. tue States Directors
Baltimore and Oui1 E4:5.s
sen, % ,ae Sac Senate -,s.7I
their report 10 Ii S-a.- 81
ale II response 10 rrsg'
luton Of inquiry tor i-.g-n.
ton regarding the S,a--'> -1.i.
l1gS in the Washington as-.
Of The Baltimore aad o.. b.
road.
TIE repor. disclosed a. ez:,aa:
binary condition OF atz.s. ID.
gliding Tie lacc Ina, Tie AL.
lugtoa Branch was 70 e e.
clcded from OIL Interest Ill.
Uev ,eEmiaa. company d. H8,-..
layton. o1. Vas % he l-ar...
win a total estimated Il --i..
caEe q S3.275.6-3 Tor >--se.-:s,
and TRACKS outside q IL c..7.
limits Of Washington. a-l :1s..
!; would only be permitted ID.
have depo: facilities IL W8s-
iog:on upon S1ca terms a gli
b agreed upon by The ov-5-s O.
the new terminal coupa-T.
MesSrs German and B81sl
mat recommend Ia. .-5 S.3,s
compel al accounting os -5c-.gl
and expenditures Of liz WASH
iug,oa Branch aud . lsr- i;
E.El. o. tie Wa>liag ;o- 5,3lel
g ra-:.c pate u cae .=.z.ls
comp@1! iaiicia.ly de.er--i
They also Recommend 20. The
S;a:e's Interests il The al be
10. sold .. I1.> time.
Attorney General Brya- i
called o. tor information -e.l,i
i1g The >1i- 3gain>. he Ba.--..
sod Olis Railroad Conpao Ia
Withholding dividends eaC-5t 3
tie Washington Branch. F
ws> Instituted jane 2-c1. -N
On Ja1ls,y lS;1. lie S5-H
passed 81 order requesting q
Attorney General . send sa
copies ID q. lie ps.~r> an .H
1-t--s L. sa.1 >u.-. ! ~tA
,ba- lie Acknowledgement i
ooc complied With .ls ~"
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Tie BcsrG q Pzuiic Wc,s;
; >recia. meeting ca-Sl -?A
President E1-rsv Il, B. z1--
inE q Tie receipts q - -
i1E-o1 Branch Il --r 1z-.-t
aaj Ol:o Ea..-Caj 4-5 5l.=-.-:
c1e A.-C.--T- CT=-e-s. 81 .ia
s-sps - determine tlz C-C --s
Il Tie SL5QN O.Q CC---sss.1-i
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BsSo.--.1-& Is So. VII
adopted II --e Legislature
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NV ce enacted - c--
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Sale rzc cs-- O. - 80
szr-i--S instead . C-@ 4
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painted. e-c-15z3 w.- g-FE
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-02-02

E1s .E,-S-S have taxa a.
Fl112Se ct Tie S2-c- Ike
Ftsl-kc q 60 s,us q 11sr -.sE-
~ I1l> : Flss Es-1ey l.
We Zzy have ! IL! lkss Szr1
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-02-02
WASHINGTON.
Legislative and Gem
eral Topics from
the Capital.
Jan. -. 1906.

Unless the unexpected hap
pens, the autijoint statehood
campaign is not only dead but
hey Oud resurrection. The inSur-
recjlunarl force OF the House is
broken beyond reconstruction
and the inSurgent leaders are
now devoting ;aeiy time 10 telling
how j, happened, which is not SO
important rs the fact that !, has
happened. OF course, there is a
chance that the Senate may take
up the fight and secure an amend
ment OF the House bill. but that
Is not considered probable Inc
measure IS party measure. a>
has been previously pointed uut.
and /; i uol auN more GAc.N tuat
tie Senate will prrAA ,lue> on tue
measure than INA, tuc House
would. ~ the ease uuW stands
the oil. VII. IL ala INcaIO.d -
through ,he Seaa'r unchanged
and there Will uc 81 aGGl;lvu OF
four Democratic Senators 10 ;ar
party gAuh> Eu: ais ! net -
bad from The tx. uJacaa stand
point a. though tbs measure uAu
veeu passed Jy Democratic
Congress AMI ,aegt udJ uteu
el-u, Democratic Senators added
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-02-02

Speak kindly, move quietly. d,
duty cAeeFtulIy, look p.e4>a-.,r
near patiently. repIove tr1lr..5.
love constantly III your homes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-23

go fsbrsafY o. ani asiif lHiiI
Apfii ?. iicsrts siii o. 80 sa.r va
So Chicago. NNaaatue a 81 Hsa.
faiisaf o. flFinrifal points if Caller
fias NirvsuH and sshinsfun. ifufH
iirfnIf ston 81 rates ~ fiat1 sncufi
joe &C., railroads asr1 in CHICAGO.
TicEris 800 refmifuf LIBERAL aiofsotrfs
~ tafioaa aesirfu puIHts anl arc good
iH au tourist cars Corresponding
rrdnciiurs sfr male tu sfrat rHfulsf
- other points Dol Western states ahl
iictris can D. punrhasrd from yurf
nrafesf railroad siasinnto destination.
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principal puinis la ihu set sssis' pr.
Sons In travelling - make tho ifir
aiihuut change - ears. 7 urist ears
daily.
For further Information apply 90.
George J. Williams.
Nev England Passenger Az.
~. Washington -.
Boston. Mass
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-23

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