Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-10

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and Financial World.
differ on other things they are ali
united on Gibbons.
lie Is honest, able and well known
and the ticket that he heads will be
fortunate In having such a man for
lender.
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Andrew Mathisen should he elected
Alderman Of the Seventeenth Ward.
lie II liberal. honest and aggressive.
Just the man for the seventeenth.
The engagement Of W. 2. Cleveland
by the International Theatrical .oni-
pany tn handle the Chicago house ut
wabash avenue and Hubbard court and
its other business here created II mild
sensation. The deal with the "vaudc.
vile wizard" Is considered coup by
the leading men Of the profession
throughout the country. President John
Considine. Of the International tom.
puny. and Mr.. Cleveland closed the ,.enl
In New York City. the latter coming Ill.
rect to Chicago and assuming control
The change means much TO patrons of
vaudeville. rs Mr.. Cleveland II ne.
knowlciged the theatrical professions
hardest worker. and without an equal
In assembling the premier performers
Of the world. lie has the faculty of
providing vaudeville shows Just little
better than those presented elsewhere.
and his return to the field will meet
the approval Of his millions Of friends
and patrons. Thentcr.goers we'll ~.
member his high.grade attractions ut
Clevciand's Theatcr. and Mr.. Cleveland.
who became famous for his "orlginal
greater vaudeville" announces that the
quality Of those entertainments will
10 cxccllcl under his regime ut the
Clevcland.International Thcater the
safest. largest and most comfortable
thcatcr In Chicago. which has BEEN
rebuilt and redecorated ut an expense
Of $4,000.
Justice John Fitzgerald. OF the Town
| Of Lake has made u splendid record AZ
II magistrate. His many friends have
brought him ont rs n candidate for mu.
| ni'ipai judge ana there Is no doubt but
TINT h. viii he nominated and elected.
lie will add great strength 10 the tick
ct, as he Is very popular with the Ico.
, pie. Justice Fitzgerald Is well read In
the law and Is noted for his honesty.
iirmncss. fairness and good common
sense.
Nominate Frederick &. De Lang. Of
the well-~nown stationery firm Of
Keen Il he Lang. for Congress In the
Tenth District In place Of George Ed
mund FOss.
Matthias J. jacobs. the regular Dem
ocratic nominee for Alderman Of the
Twenty.thir,i Ward. will be elected hc.
yOnd any doubt. lie will make II good
record rs he Is u man Of fine ability
and high character. Mr.. Jacobs II ~
years of age; was born In Chicago anl
Inns lived In the Twenty.third Ward
over ten years.
Matthias Bcnner. the gallant OK.
Fire Marshal, would make a good Al.
derman, lie would honor the Twenti
eth Ward and the people.
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Lewis Hamburg should he elected ~
the Council in the Third Ward. lie IL
honest ana capable anu Il business man
Of high reputation.
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Andrew Matthiesen should be elected
In the Seventeenth Ward.
%S
A. J. Hirschl would make good mu-
nicipal judge.
Lewis T.. Hamburg should he elected
in the Third Ward.
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Edgar Bronson TOlman stands high
with bench, bar and people.
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Fletcher Dobyns Is one Of the hard
est working Republicans In the TWEEN
ty.first Ward. where he Is u leader with
the young element. G
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George NJ: Boyd viii he named by the
Democrats for the municipal bench.
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United States Senator \. j. HOPKINS
IL always alive to the interests Of the
people.
The Chicago Telephone Company de-
serves well ut the hands of the people
Of Chicago. 1t Is easy enough to grOwl.
but when one remembers the amount of
labor saved by q telephone aud the