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gleiIe. Molnt SoupssSaaapns uno lorraine
sSugaon oireft bis gum Gingdrg. Weibe Gc'
lepbplle. Staot.gireau i'm 5~ipeifen SIur oes
Union 1ruft" 'Sebdube,s GborIes. NIB Dahettc.
Strufe. Mlai4,tS,S&S)
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yefanntma Mungen.
gareau Der Observation-Disclosures

-
altIMpre 1S. Sttober 19Ui.
Sepurate uno oeriiegelie Mn8ebote an, ben
,8oaro Of glipdros," Gure OF tbe Gin Hegllter.N
a~Sreftrt, perSer bonn Observation-Disclosures in fet.
lIeul Yiireali i'm 9tltbbaus bis YtittppdI, ben
30. Ettuber 1907, III ubr @prmittass, emit
ePsss,l segoaTsg lit Die S',ngs s HIa s1 osn g 59
pitrifi3irten !5ieeeliteineii, Bitulitbic. glsphalts
8IbdeT oper rSbeet"sglSpbalt Der
Nd,tunb5tu a~n5igitcn StraRe, non Der ealoerf'
bis 5ur q. Yaut. StraRe, -.
Die Notwithstanding :geb6rbe bebdIt ilt
oas Redt Dor, ir9eno ipelde lilo ale @flgehoie
81 berperien. Gin beglaubieter ebed III Der
3bbe oes in ben Spe5ifiiattonen arae9ebeneTl
8etra zee, 8a9lbar all ben Wiahor iiro Siabtratb
pom Baltimore, mlb ieoem an9ebot betaefiat
fein.
Spe5ififationen lIre gneebois. SormuIare iper.
ben ari Mpplifatipn In bieiem 9iireau g~elieiert,
no Hldte liIto Trofilc eingeieben peroeH fbHHeH.
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Hrditoent Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(St1S.19.2 ~. 22. 90. "a. rs. 49, 500
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,3clt. Die feln0lifcn Iinull5trelbes
reien Der Barrier 9lGtter moren ba-
rollf berebuet, 9eunrubieung ber-
por5llruien llnb Sen beutiden CREDIT
81 nntergraben. @elun9cn lit Der
Grid" o~lerbings nid)t, aber er bat
Shaoen gebrafr.
Gin repubIi fani 6 eS
Glott ruff 3eter ltno Morbio, Dab in
Someriet-G ountp Die Nonen Der
Ganoioaten nuf ben Stimm5etteln
nibt in Iogiiher Sronun9 arrungirt
limo. Gin grauitges Ierbrefen. GS
lit oot nobl on5unebmen, baB Elm
Siirger, Scr an Der @rnGbllng ser
Stantsregierung t%bcilnebmen mill,
lopiel @riise i'm &opf hat, Dob er ouf
Dem @obl5cttel bcrausiinoet, fir pen
CT m1blen mill, no6oem podenlong
porbcr @obl'Gompngne getriebclt
iuoroen lit. Nidt umionit nrbeitclt
Die Hcpublifoner boruuf bin. baS
Eortci. emblem picber ein5uiiibren,
lm oos gauge Sidet nit einem &rell5
luGblcn ST fonncn. Wtit Der 9runnl.
Geit fGmpfen 80tter ielbit pergcbens,
ingt Sd)iller. Mit Der Oummbeit
fam man aber auh Moblcn gelpins
men, menn'S red)t aneeitellt miro.
Gas irnn3oiild)e IuS.
DGrtige Imt Oementirt Die Nad)riht,
BOB Sronfreih BON RliBlano cine
itdrfere militGriihe @eietllng Der
Oelitiden Sitgren5e geiorbert babe.
5ros oieie5 Tementis finben 1T &c.
tersburq Abmad)un9en itatt, iibcr
lpelhe Die Eetersbur9er Erciic abcr
Sthlihmeiger beobadtet. Ter en9!i.
ihe General Srend lit nab GllBlato
gereiit. I'M ginblid in Die ruiiiifen
@ebrperhGltniiie 81 geminnen. @leid).
5citig lit Der fran5oiiide General &c.
lanl,es in petersburg e%ingetroffen
llno perfebrt piel inn Miniiterium beS
aeuberen. MilitGriihe Gonferen5en
aipiifen HuBlanb, Sranfreid) uno
England. @os gcbt Oa por2
Nod)oem Or. t d) /
pont beltiden Heid,s9eriht sl an
bertbulb Subrcn Seitilng perllrtbeilt
lporocn lit, ioll cs perihieoenen Innr-
dtiten AT Den araacn gebcn. Nls
Griter jolt Der fiir5lid) aus Ger i%o5iali.
ltiiden Ynrtei allsgeihloiiene Or.
Trie0ber9 oil Die Heibe fommeil, &c.
gen ben eit antimilitGriitii6cr 9od)=
uerratbs Ero5eb anbangie eemadt
lit. Wciter lit ein Ser
fabren ge9en Hubolf Seitreib, Den
&ebafteitr oes nGreien Mrbeiters," an.
bangig genlod)t, urlb aud Dem Heoaf.
tenr Sl1npe bes fiir5lid) beidlag.
noblnten nMepolutiondr" iou Ser Hro.
5eB genadt iperoen.
Nus @oibington 10 . q {.
i6rieben, baB Die Hegierung an ben
galun-W ettfobrten boz, ct. 2oiiis
grobes Sntereiie eenommen babe. Sc.
neral Iuan miinife. einen %lcnfbaren
gaaon fir oenSial,aloienit 5u bailen
uno in Der nddyitem Sisung bes Con.
greiieS meroc cine 9elpiQigung bon
100000 Collars bafiir perlonat iper-
ben. Nodoem in europa Die lenfbo.
rem @oIlons Griol9e aebabt, biirfcn
mir nit ben Seglcrn Der 2iifte nid)t
5uriid bleibcil.
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conierputip a%l,sgefallen. Iie 3epoIl,-
iiondre u,b &abifaIen iinb in Ole
Mlnoerbeit 9eratben. Nun miro iid)
5ciaen, Oh Die brittle Iuma mehr uno
before aeiebgcberiide Arbeit ~leiitet,
ais ibre beiben aufgelolten @oradnges
rinnen.
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SreTt Cure Musmabl
-nnr $50
Nrei ~eIeadrte 8Iabiere in guten 3uitano lno
aarantirt. Brei5 mir $50 bas Stiid. elnttlteBs
lid Sefel. Bnrantie uno freie ablieferule.
MuR Salm inaffen.
Sioneb 3. Nimmo & soba,
PA @eit.S aratoga-Str
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Humlauo's tirfiidc Yaber,
Gauitable. UebauSe, Foitamt seseH. etsts Oiten.
lgIun22@l
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germiidbtc Mnscigen.
3crlureu:

IN Der 3ionSsair6e al 9iorbs@aps Strabt
Sorntaa, ben 81. Sftober Elm Heeenftirm mil
iilbernen Srifi. nit Sritialen e. st." eingra'
birt. 8elobnung in Rr. 800. uro.Mrlinatuu'
Hpcnne. (302-3)
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@eihafsfRbrtr 6. ". Setul 8obRuNs:
6. & e. 121 Us @aIbrooi.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28
THE HABIT CROWS.

1t Ia curious what a hold the sufiix
"less' has taken upon the affection Of
Americana. There have long been
seedless oranges, and now there are
coreless apples and spineless cactuses.
Manufacturers Of automobiles adver.
tise waterless cars, news comes by wire
less telesraphy. teeth are extracted by
painless dentistry. educators are trying
to devise studyless education. and ev.
erybody Is looking for some worthless
work. The latest failure Ii an expert.
ment In agriculture with stingless bees,
from which better things had been
hoped. The bees were brought from
Venezuela and placed In the American
Museum OF Natural History, In New
York. They gather less honey than the
ordinary bee, but have greater pollen
carrying capacity. This. It was hoped
would be q benefit to horticulturlsts In
terested In the cross-breetling Of frui
and flowers II was hoped also thu
the bees might be crossed with tn,
common honey bee. The experiment
failed. apparently because the bee
could not stand the dryness Of the eli
mate.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28
PROTECT THE FORESTS.

Probably few people think of pencils
In connection with the subject of for.
estry, but there Is a very close cOnnec-
ton between the two. Every year there
are manufactured In this country some
3i5,OOO,OOO pencils, and that means n
consumption OF 100000 cubic feet of
wood. 1t happens also that the pencil
manufacturers have to be particular
about the wood. 1t must be- as one of
the circulars of the governments forest
service says: "a soft wood. even and
straight grained. free from defects and
one which will not check or warp"
Now there Is just one kind that seems
to be entirely satisfactory and that Is
the heart wood Of the red cedar from
which much the greater percentage OF
the total output of pencils is made
Taking into consideration the fact that
there Is great waste In getting the right
quality. that the trees are confined to
Dixie land. that no systematic effort
has been made Ia husband the supply,
and there Is prospect of important
changes In the pencil Industry In the
not very distance future. The circular
says that 1T Is certain that some OF
the mills now in operation must shut
down inside Of dozen years, and this
regardless Of any measures which may
bc taken In the meantime 10 protect the
young growth" II Is calculated that u
stand Of seventy-tiyc to eighty trees fol
pencil wood will show profit or . pei
cent at the end OF sixty years. For q
man with small holding and lon-
start toward the grave this is not al
attractive Investment, but 1t Is pointed
out that pencil manufacturing corpora
lions might wisely invest In large hold
ingS and care for them in scientific
manner Suggestions for their proper
care are given, and 1t Is a satisfaction
to know that In this case as In man!
others the forest service Is doing {
work that should prove Of very grea
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28

ably one or both Of them had failed to
realize that marriage Is IAN estate not
Ivy any one to be- entered into unad
viscdly or lightly. but revercntly, dis.
crectly, advisctlly. solrrly. and In the
fear NJ God" lf there were other rea.
SONS than his material nisfortunes why
this woman should be separated from
tho husband to whom she had given her
trOth FOR richer for poorer" II is plain
that she did not bring them forward.
The prepOssessiOn III men In on the side
Ut the woman In such cases. and. had
there been anything to Justify II. the
balance Of Justice would have inclined
70 her side. "rhe wife's duty" az
Judge MOrschauser we'll said. us to
share her husbands misfOrtunes a. well
ms his successes" Just ns II II his duty
to do all that II In human power to
provide for her comfort. "Shc should
not he eager to seek Legal separation
~ the court said again. ''when adver
| sity Ia the sole cause " unhnppincss,
any more than he should seek II for any
| causc which II II beyond her power t.
control. Marriage means that the maj
and the woman IRE to face the storm
az well us the sunshine together. Thu
so.called divorce problem" whicl
vcxcs No many worthy souls Ii In re
atty II marriage problem. The scan
dai Of frivolous divorces has Its begin
ming In the scandal Of frivolous mar
riagcs. We shall put nm end to tn
divorce scandal ana solve the sO.calle'
divorce problem" only when men nm,
women more generally perceive tina
marriage II "an estate not by any to b
entered into unadvlscdly or lightly.
and prove their understanding by thel
deeds.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28
SHOULD LOOK BEFORE THEY
LEAP.

"ro have and Ia hold from this day
forward, for better for worse, for rich
er for poorer, in sickness and in health,
TO love and to cherish. Marriage Ser
vice. Doubtless these words echoed in
the ears of Judge Morschauser when,
at White Plains, y. u, he denied the
application of Harry Woods wife for
allmony aud counsel fees In her divorce
suit and suggested that the attorneys
could and should effect a reconciliation
The suit was brought Oh charges OF
neglect and abandonment. Yet Mr..
Wood presented evidence which salts
fed the court that the trouble was due
to his loss Of employment and his con
sequent poverty, for which he was not
to blame. Probably the root Of the
trouble was In the heart of one or both
OF the parties to the marriage. Prob
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28
LARGEST
WEEKLY CIRCULATION
IN CHICAGO.

TAe Chicago Easls nsnbsrs
1n0o0atlal, most prosperous Esd
0ose sssDscted men II Chicago.
70 seachss nearly every man
- staaain1 In the community
go an aea who are mos1ders oe
Oablls opiaion OF directors Of
Doblls aaairs.
u % the 9ulae, mentor anN
GBseaA Of every political leader
- every shade Of opinion.
Il % road ~ O0vssnments
Otose, Coanty anA City oAcisss.
Il % read ~ . Biz percentage
- The legal fraternity, iacluAisg
0ooeh ana baP.
It % the SavOsits Of Chisaso's
oeoAln9 business men.
Il seoshss al classes n their
Il b read ~ the Fire Depart.
0sat.
IL b rsaA ~ the Police De-
Dastnsnt.
Il % IN every pablie o0cs aad
every Duhlic library.
IL % not controlled ~ aay
elsla1 agency.
IN the eighteea years Of Sts
01lstsacs % has Massgsd tObulld
- . large ciPcslati0a and great
0oslasss without the aid 0e pro.
eosslonal advsstisiHg sharks.
That - Why Il 10 90 indepead.
oots 90 popular and 30 stsOng.
The Chicago Eagle u one pa.
~ that has never depended
$3.50 advertising agents for .
circulation. 10 hes one of les
OW0s
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28
OWNERS cARELESSNESS OFTEN
TO BLAME.

4 woman who was arrested u few
days ago In Chicago for stealing pocket
books from some other women said that
the crime with which she was charged
was nm easy one, to commit. All that
was necessary was 10 visit big store
and select her victim. Then. while
the Victims attention was given 10 the
pleasures Of shopping, II was easy to
open the handbag ana take out the
purse. Judging from the assortment NJ
pOcketbOoks found upon her person It
was evident that her story was true.
The carcl"ssness Of the pOckctlcss won.
an In pr,verblal. The assistance she
renders :" tho person who has thlev.
Ing propcnsitles IL much greater than
that indicated by the captured crimi.
nal. Watches are worn cOnsplcuously
upon the dress front. often suspended
from a small brcastpin which IL easily
torn on. Necklaces Of delicate fabric
are displayed whose fastenings are
easily unclasped. Gloves and purse are
often laid on counter or dropped on
tho fioor as goods Of one kind and IN.
other are inspected by Interested buy.
crs. The casual observer notes this
carclessness everywhere. The wonder
IL that the losses are not greater than
they are. 1t IL likely thar many per.
SONS are tempted to steal because II II
so easy to do 40. There are frequent
cases reported where automobiles are
stolen. The owner Of one of these 70.
hicles leaves II In front Of n thcatcr
during the evening ana falls to find II
three hours later after the curtain has
fallen. Such loss Is not particularly
surprising. The thief who IL familiar
with the mechanism of machine finds
II an easy thing to step boldly into the
chauffeur's place and start away. The
annals Of crime are full OF instances
where the temptation to steal IL great
~ increased by the carelcssness of the
one who suffers loss. Hardly day
goes by when evidence of this fact Is
not plentiful. Making every allowance
for the excuses offered by the criminal
who Is caught. there Is reason to think
that some degree Of responsibility for
part Of the crime rests with those who
make crime easy by their own care
lcssness. The utmost care will not pre-
vent the thief from stealing. But there
would be far less of 1t II even reason,
able precautions We're taken for the ST.
curity of ones possessions
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28
BUSH TEMPLE.

The bill for next week ut Hush ran-
10, will bc the William Gillette com
edy, because She Loved Him So
Gertrude and Oliver. n young married
couple inflicted with "lncompatibllity
of temper" will be played by Adelaide
Kelm ami Edward Haas. Miss Kem
Is just suited to the part she has In
this delightful comedy and Mr.. Haas
has an equally fine part In tho charac'
ter Of Oliver.
The week OF Oct. the attraction
will he "The Adventure OF Lady Ursu-
Ia" colonial drama by Anthony
Hope, which ~. II. sothern used for
several seasons.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28
COLLEGE.

The New Dominion will liz the Of
!cring Of the Patrons stock Company
ut the new College Thcater, for the
week commencing Monday evening"
Sept. 30. The scene Of the piece II
laid In virginia during the ,trolistr'lc-
tiom period. after the war Of the re'
bclliOn. The play, however, does not
deal In ANY way with the farti lna'
sentiments of the times. The love
story In the play II one Of the pr"ttlcSt
ever written. James Durkin VIII he
seen as the Baron Won IlOhciIstautr'l
AMI Miss Heating the fair Virginia
girl. \ magnificent production OF odd
Heidelberg" will follow the New DO
nIiniOn.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28

lars2 II was built to relieve the South
Branch Of fllth from the packing
housea And yet the packing Interests
have not paid that twenty millions Of
back taxes into the peoples treasury
and evidently do not intend to ~ up.
The Board Of Review has again Axetl
S3,OOO,O0O a. In estimate u The value
Of the Illinois Tunnel Cos,Hanp's taiei-
bic property. on which construction
more than 4iO.OOOOOO has beea spent.
The Suprenc Court held thst tts tan.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28
la SALE.

Junie McCrce. the new comedian ut
the La Sale. where the Girl Question
II having such u successful run. has
more than "niatlc good" There II no
reason why hc should not have done NJ,
for he II tho father and originator of
city slang characters, Ills part IN
"The Girl Question" that Of u head
walter In u popular downtown cafe
pntrOnixed by business men. chorus
girls and the sporting class. IL well suit
cd to his limo OF work. George Drew
Nicniun,. ~ tho pert. slang waitress In
love with the head walter, IL making u
great hit.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28
WHITNEY OPERA HOUSE.

~ Knight for u Day" commences It's
twenty-scventh week on sunday night
with apparently no signs Of diminish
ing popularity. The music IL Just as
prevalent Ms ever, AMI the antics III
John Slavin and Mabel lIite anuse
Just as many rs they did when the pro-
duction first was seen.
~ Knight for Day" really prom
Uses 10 break all Chicago records and
already 1t has shattered all records Tor
receipts for II run of six months dmiu-
ton.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28
At The THEATERS
THE GARR1CK.

The second and last week Of Mr..
Sothern's engagement at the Garrick
Tlleater will begin on Tuesday night.
Oct. I. with a revival OF III ! Were
King" This play will be the bill for
the remainder Of the week, including
nm extra Thursday matinee.
III I Were King" ls q romantic
drama In five acts by Justin Huntley
Mccarthy. and was played BY Mr.. Soth.
ern some years ago with such Success
that the season was almost entirely
confined To a few cities, the rest Of the
country not getting mn opportunity to
scc this play. which has been termed
the hest Of MI the romantic. pOetlcul
plays Of this generation. Nobody should
miss this chance to sec this great play
ns presented by one Of the greatest ac'
tors Oh the stage to-day.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28
STuDEB.AKEll.

THE Man From Home" will appear
for the first time In Chicago ut the
Studcbnkcr Theatcr Sunday night.
Sept. ~. The play was written by
Booth Huntington and Harry Leon VII.
son, whose names nrc well known to all
book lovers.
AZ star the Llcblcrs have chosen Will
r. Hodge, II clever young comedian Of
the highest rank. who was last seen In
Chicago In that great success. "Mrs.
Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch"
Such players ~ Ellen Plympton. u. j.
Radcliffe. Henry Harmon. llassar'l
Short, Anthony Asher. Olive wyml'
ham. Alice Johnson and Ida Vernon
will be seen In support Of Mr.. lIHige.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28

gible property should he taxed AIDE.
quately, and last years $3,OOOOO full
valuation was an Increase frnn $3.50
600 In 1900. The capital stock ASSESS.
nlcnt by the State Board OF Equailxa-
ton was made $4OO,OOO lust ycsr.
~cSA
According to United States ccusus
figures for 1900. the Beef Industry
made u clear profit In that year alone
Of $lOS.O57.G50. And 1t IL reniarkn-
bio what ability has been displayed by
Chicago Assessors In overlooking this
fnct.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28

The Beef Trust will be campaign
issue next year. The Government has
four-iiusilel on this food trust, which
IL the worst trust Of oil. People DO
not eat coal oil, but they do eat meat.
Coal oil Ia cheap and meat IL dear. 10
the Reef Trust too powerful to prose.
cute, Or 10 II 70 b forever immune7
Lake Forest Assessments have been
made public. Ml0 Helen Culver
leads with l631. 900 worth Of personal
property. Delavan Smith 10 second
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28

value to the people. I'll. pity Is that
the government was not aroused to the
necessity for the work before such
havoc had been wrought with the coun.
try's magnificent growth Of timber.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28

What interest derives the greatest
benefit from the sewerage system Of
Chicago? Tho packing interest. Of
course. 1t pours perfect ocean Of
nth into the sewers leading u the
south branch Of the river. Why was
the great 30th street sewer built at a
cost to the people OF millions Of dol.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28

No man In the United States Scnat.
has an ADLER. cleaner or more brillian,
record to his credit than Albert ]
Hopkins. Illinois junior Senator.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28

John J, Geraghty, the well known
button manufacturers, Is one of Chi
cagO's ahlest business men and best
citiZcns.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28
.!@sA

Every Republican likes and respects
james l'cas", for they know he Is an
able and honest leader who has al
ways been faithful worker, never
disloyal To his party.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28

Able ana HaVo working
office.
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r., ~ than ,rov,.r y t,r.s,.
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JONI n. ''',''e' WIZ 'u""e SUN
q sI'ena'a recor' US 'us'.ee :" '"e
.eace. deserve: the s"''Vss M u meet =.
" ,%s ""' - ""a,n IL" anS m c,ec.
finn ~ IN. ,sunIc,mI Court ,,cnch ncx,
vo.r
-
Good rc,,,ri an rho MunIclpn, Cont
bench ana In one Of the most popular
men IN the new court.
A>
wo,,,. 1,v.;o Jooc. IN. n,,u,o-
hns made record as u public official
and u lawyer TINT lie can point 10 with
pride.
San Francisco VII not be circum'
stance to Chicago when this town
wakes up. This tax doiging issue ID
, A..
Ch'cngo taxpayers VII. "o. INV :"
o I'll. &c.. ..~.. T., th,. cI,v
""s' Ivy
Tie corporations th"t nave the COIN
'c'"
lie heei i'"St " ""'se '""" e'e'
6
When millions Of taxes are wiped of
the books It must he for some consId
GRAFTON Whnt ~ TINS co'S'"cE"t'o"'
0A
II you want more policemen mud
more hremen' you must get "iter 'he
tux dodgers. There Hes tho remeuy'
AQM
A r,yI,, .xomInnf lon of the milk sold
Nv tho connnnics In Chlcngo should
hc made.
The eoplc demund Durc milk and
they should get II.
-
with IN. a., rru.S .,,,.t,,, n.
,r,s,od omr,oyos "a vovornment ms.,
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Illinois Ia not Ohiy tile headquarters
Of the Beef Trust. hut the people Of
Illinois are Its principal victims.
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Who stands I'm with the Goodrich
Graft Mt the CITY Hail?
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and ~ chlco., ~ remember howeyar
that this law onn,,cs only IN interstot,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28

The Democrats OF the Twenty-fourth
District should nominate Joseph \.
ODOnnell for State Senator to sue
coed ID. \. Campbell. O'DOnnelrs
grand record would rally to his sup
port all classes Of people who believe
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28

Charles McGavin has made u grand
record In Congress aud hc deserves well
Of the people Of Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28

with $4,000. Carter II. iFtxhugh ID
third with 100000. Where, oh,
where. II Louis +. SwlftY Can II be
possible that he 10 among those who
"alsO ran?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28
/9ssasS>

Judge George Kcrstcn has made a
grand record Oh the bench and ,ht
people of Chicago respect ana admir-,
him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28

Robert II. JamIolls hns added to his
great popularity by the able and IN.
d,istrIOus record he Il making ~ as.
s!stnnt corporation counsel.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28
tasa;&

Charles u. Cruikshank, the popular
lawyer and state senator from the
Nineteenth District, IL one Of the best
representatives Chicago has ever hnd
IN the state Senate,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-28
ll1lA

Adams \. Goodrich has won thu hlgl
place hc holds IN the estimation Of all
Chlcagoans by his grand record rs 4
lawyer, II jurist ana n citizen.