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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

tiers. So far as the harvester men could
see. they must choose between combina.
ton and ruin.
mot one Of them was personally in
favor Of combination. They were indi.
vidualists through and through. The
spirit Of competition had been bred In
the bone. SO. when several Of them
came together to check this warfare. 1t
was not Of their own free will. 1t was
because they could do nothing else.
They were hurled together by social
forces over which they had no control"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

the age Of fifty-eight. with home and
competency; yet he never received
more than fifteen dollars week. II
Is men Of this type the world over who
are the bone and sinew Of their respec.
tive countries. In democracies such no
England and America they control In
real sense the national policies. The
cost Of living does not trouble them
very much. for they have schooled
themselves to adjusting their imme.
diate wants to the necessity Of provid.
ing for future when they may rest
from their labors.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

Of cooking eggs. One sure way Of tell.
ing without sampling whether the egg
IL worth cooking any old way would be
worth all the rest ,
Let no milk firm that IL guilty Of sell.
Ing milk not up to standard escape!
A New York newspaper man claims
to be lineal descendant Of King Da-
vid. But unless he has inherited a
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

large slice Of his distinguished ancest-
or's estate he need not expect to cut q
wide swath in New YOrk's 400.
The discovery that "Elijnh" Dowie's
estate footed up only $1,000 seems to
demonstrate again that great prophets
are not always sure Of big profits.
Visitors who were invited to inspect
fine new hotel in Kalamazoo, Mich,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

carried away nearly all the portable
property In the building as souvenirs.
Are we nation Of thieves?"
You can't always tell. Sometimes a
man who boasts that he never worries
IL being supported by his wife or her
relatives.
VIII Mr.. Burbank kindly invent q
frOst.prOOf peach crop?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06
NEW BOOKS.

Edward Chifds Carpenter Is at work
upon Il new novel, 1.-The Gateway Of
Dreams" which, however, will not be
completed In time for issue this fall.
George W. Jacobs X Co, who brought
out this authors Captain Courtesy In
1906 and "rhe Code of Victor .lallot"
In 1907, expected to publish his new ro-
nance this year, but have been Obliged
to postpone it, since Mr.. Carpenter has
had to suspend work on the novel In
order to write play for production IN
New York theater next winter. Mr.
Carpenter Is also busy upon the dra-
matiZatiOn of a novel, full particulars
regarding which will be announced
later.
Doubleday, Page & Company have is
sued most interesting book In the
Romance of the Reaper" 1t Is good
reading from page to page and gives the
| first inside history of the growth OF one
| of the greatest American businesses
which has spread all over the world. II
q tale of the Arabian Nights. Speaking
of the International Harvester Com
pany, the book says:
ut Is a common opinion among har'
vester men that from first to last there
has been more money put into the bust
ness than has ever been taken Out-sC
enormously wasteful were these years
Of competition. by 1902 the harvester
business was merely terrific and de
structive war The agents We're tearing
the whole industry to shreds and tat
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06
HA0LETS.

Senator Albert G. Clark has filed his
petition for the Republican nomination
for Clerk of the Appellate Court
Senator Clark has made grand rec
ord In the State Senate ana IL one Of
the most popular Republicans In Chi.
cago ana throughout Illinois.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06
la SALE.

That rollicking summer musical
farce, Honeymoon TRAIL continues
to pack the cool and coy La Sale The.
ater. 1t IL by all odds one Of the best
shows Chicago has seen in years. A
notable cast Of Chicago favOrites com.
prise the company presenting Honey.
moon Trail" Cecil Lean and Florence
HOlbrOOk, Arthur Sanders. Lee Kohl.
mar, Grace Drew, william Robinson.
ana Charles Hart are among those who
are most conspicuous by the excellence
OF their work and the Importance Of
their parts. The twelfth week begins
Sunday. June Z, with the public still
keen for the lifting Howard melodies,
ana the laugh.inviting lIough.Adams
libretto. The usual brilliant evOluti6hs
by the famous "BrOilers' further liven
matters.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

books and papers required must be
produced.
A monument il to be erected at Will
mington, Mass, to the originator Of the
Baldwin apple. Why this partialityf
Somebody should at least write an ode
to Ben Davis.
A celebrated chef comes from Europe
to show Americans 10S different ways
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06
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Thomas n. Koehler. the well known
and highly esteemed coal merchant.
would serve with credit to himself and
to the people as City Treasurer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

That senator Albert j. Hopkins Will
have little trouble In being reelected
IL the opinion Of nine-tenths Of leading
Illinois Republicans. They point to his
fearless ana brilliant record, to his well
known ability and to. his widespread
popularity from Wnukegan to Cairo,
for their confident predictions.
No man In Chicago has a larger host
of friends and admirers than Jacob w.
Loeb, the able and successful lawyer.
~6A
The nomination of Col. James Ham.
iltOn Lewis for Governor would instill
enthusiasm into the Democrats Of II.
llnols, something very badly needed.
40
As n public official, a lawyer, and
citizen. City Attorney John Il. Caverly
stands high with all classes OF Chicago
aus.
jain ]. Geraghty, the popular and
well known badge and button manufac.
turer. would make an able Member Of
Congress from Chicago.
~0A
Kickhnm Seaman, the able and clio.
quent lawyer. IL the choice OF thou
sands of ChicagOans for States AttOr.
ney of Cook County.
~6
Carl l.. Barnes IL preparing to make
a winning fight against william LOr-
inner for the Republican nomination
for Congress in the Sixth District. Mr..
Barnes. who II well known and well
liked all over the district, has opened
headquarters at 4O4 Ogden avenue, and
his supporters are organizing every pre-
cinct In the district. The sixth Dis
trlct would be ably represented in Con-
gress by Mr. Barnes.
The friends of John i. McGO0rty are
working like beavers to land the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor for that
honest ana fearless public servant.
~
John Taylor BoOz would ado
strength to the Democratic ticket rs {
nominee for Municipal Judge, and after
being elected would serve the people
honestly ana ably on the bench,
%~
james s, Hopkins has made splen
did record as Master In Chancery, ant
he has gained by 1t the admiration ant
highest respect of both bench ana bar
%G>
Democrats from all over Illinois ar
rapidly falling into line for Col. Jane
Hamilton Lewis for Governor.
~SeA
Albert G. Wheeler deserves the higl
, place he holds in the commercial wOrl'
OF Chicago for his long business caree
/, has been brilliant able and honorable
. one in every way.
r \SA
VIII c. Moody, the able and wei
9 liked lawyer, would make a splendi,
: Municipal Judge, and his nomination
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06
STvDEBAKER

Just one summer show In Chicago IL
packing the theater ut every perform.
ance There are many shows playing
ut the various theaters, but there IL
only one entertainment In the city
where theatergOers are thronging ana
empty seats are never known. That
play IL "T'he HOyden,' the newest com.
edy with music, In which the most fls.
chatting OF American stars. Elsie Janis,
IL starring ut the Studebaker. Not
since the opening night has the Stu.
debaker had any vacant seats during
a performance, AMI the Studebaker box
office has been besieged twelve hours a
day by ChlcagOans eager to see and
hear this brilliant eIghteen-year- Old
star. "The HOyden" Ia an ideal summer
entertainment. 1t boasts Il company OF
seventy-five people; It has for its lead
ing comedian the most legItlmately
funny man In any modern musical play,
Joseph CawthOrne; there IL plenty of
bright. catchy music, and the humor Ia
SO far ahead of the usual play that
there IL no comparison.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06
AUDITORIUM.


Henry Lees "Aiimic World" which,
with the introduction OF 1.-THE Passing
SHOW at the big Auditorium, has
created Il sensation because of its mar
velous effects and its edifying features,
will embrace even more startling novel;
ties on the second week of Its run,
which begins sunday afternoon, June
It'll. Reproductions of life scenes, from
every ~ OF the globe, are vividly dis
played in clear ana artistic photographs
rs fast rs ocean greyhOunds ana rail-
road express trains can convey them to
Americas shore. As an illustration Of
this immediate tracing of current
events. Alfred Vanderbilt's coaching
trip from London to Brighton a few
days ago IL being shown In all its life
like details, even to the sounding Of
horns. rattllng OF the harness and con-
yersation Of the passengers. Another
step In this direction IL the exhibition
OF Emperor Williams visit to an Ital-'
ian man of war In the Mediterranean,
which is of recent occurrence.
~
Why isn't the Beef Trust proceeded
against criminally? The United States
Supreme Court In decision rendered
March 12. 1905. makes 1t easy to get
the packing gang now: much easier
than when they were indicted before.
~ie United States Supreme Court On
'" date named decided. In effect, that
under the Antitrust Laws wltneses
could be compelled to testify and that
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06
= the Republicans would be a popular

by the Republicans would be popular
one.
The Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor should come to Chicago this year.
%eA
The only Democratic Governor I'LL.
nois has had since before the war came
from Chicago. Let the Democrats take
heed this year.
~6A
NJ. ]. O'Donoglnic. who served the
people 81 well ~ Justice Of the Peace.
would make nm excellent Municipal
Judge. and his nomination by the
Democrats will add strength to the
ticket.
Granville W. Browning. the popular
lawyer. who made one Of the hest Cor
pOration COunsels Chicago has ever
had. II talked Of by many Democrats
for states Attorney
~9A
Judge Adams A. Goodrich stands
high IN the estimation Of the people Of
Chicago M an able lawyer and pub
lie spirited citizen.
william Eisfeldt, the popular North
Side business man and former Alder
man. would prove n strong candidate
on the Republican ticket for County
Commissioner.
Thomas Taylor. Jr. the able lawyer
and Master In Chancery, IL talked Of
by many for Municipal Judge. Mr..
Taylor would grace II seat on the Mu-
nicipal Court bench and would prove Il
popular candidate.
| Judge Oliver II. Horton. who made
such q good record on the bench, IL one
of the best liked and most highly re-
spected lawyers In Chicago.
Charles Burmeister will add
strength to the Republican ticket this
year as a nominee for County Commits.
slOner. Mr.. Burmeister. who IL pOpu.
lar with everybody, has served on the
County Board and also In the City
Council, ana his record In both Offices
was an honest and clean one.
Ross G. Hall, tile able attorney. Il
the choice OF many Democrats all over
for Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
~6M
Judge Farlin q. Balls record on thu
bench shows him to be IN honest
painstaklng and able jurist.
Harry llildreth, the able and wei
liked Assistant City Treasurer, Il
talked of by many Us the right maj
for the Democratic nomination for lie
cOrder.
On account of his grand record II
the Legislature, John +. McGOOrty Il
making great Roadway In his campaign
for the Democratic nomination for Gov
erIOr.
l.. ID. COndee, the able, brilliant an,
popular attorney, Is talked OF by man,
: for Municipal Judge on the Republi
can ticket. lie would serve the pee
pie well on the bench.
Judge George Kersten's honest an
I fearless record on the bench has mad
him liked ana respected by everybod
in Chicago.
y Organized labor throughout tn
State Of Illinois II to hold pOlitica
convention in Springfield ON June
to outline program for the comm
campaign. The official call for til
l. convention was issued by Il. Il. Wrigh
Il president of the Illinois State FEEDER,
Il tion of Labor.
John i. McGOOrty was rendered
g luncheon by the Iroquois Club on MOI
IS day ut Vogelsang's restaurant. Majo
Edgar b. Tolman, Judge Julian Macl
Mr.. McGOorty and others spoke.
h %S
d Chicago demands pure milk. I'll
II men behind firms, whether big or small
e selling impure milk. should be arreste
and severely punished.
&eA
II The Beef Trust will get what is con
d ing to 1t some day. The Trust cannt
n run the government all Of the Time
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

NJ. ]. O'Donogllic. who served the
people 80 well ns Justice Of the Peace.
would make I'm excellent Municipal
Judge. and his nomination by the
Democrats will add strength to the
ticket.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06
~ -

Granville W. Browning. the popular
lawyer, who made one Of the hest Cor
pOration COunsels Chicago has ever
had. II talked Of by many Democrats
for states Attorney
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06
~

william Eisfeldt, the popular North
Side business man and former Alder
man, would prove strong candidate
on the Republican ticket for County
Commissioner.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

Chlcago's daily press would like I'm.
Gle Joe Cannon to explain why nothing
was done to discourage the Paper
Trust. hut you never hear the daily
press asking why nothing IL done to
discourage the worst trust Of all, the
Beef Trust. oh. no!
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

Organized labor throughout the
State of Illinois II to hold II political
convention in Springfield ON June II
to outline q program for the coming
campaign. The official call for the
convention was issued by Il. II. Wright,
president of the Illinois State Fedora
ton of Labor.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06
-

Judge Adams 4. Goodrich stands
high IN the estimation Of the people Of
Chicago as an able lawyer and a pub
lie spirited citizen.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

VIII c. Moody, the able and well
liked lawyer, would make splendid
Municipal Judge, and his nomination
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

Thomas Taylor. Jr., the able lawyer
and Master In Chancery. IL talked Of
by many for Municipal Judge. Mr..
Taylor would grace Il seat on the Mu-
nicipnl Court bench and would prove a
popular candidate.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

Harry IIildreth, the able and well
liked Assistant City Treasurer, Is
talked of by many rs the right man
for the Democratic nomination for lie.
cOrtlpr
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

John l.. McGOOrty was rendered a
luncheon by the lrOquois Club on Mon
day at Vogelsang's restaurant. Major
Edgar b. TOlman, Judge Julian Mack,
Mr.. McGoorty and others spoke.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

On account of his grand record In
the Legislature, John l.. McGOOrty Is
making great Roadway in his campaign
for the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernOr.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

Judge Oliver II. Horton. who made
such good record on the bench, IL one
Of the best liked and most highly re-
spected lawyers In Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

Albert G. Wheeler deserves the high
of Chicago for his long business career
has been a brilliant, able and honorable
one in every way.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

Chicago demands pure milk. The
men behind firms, whether big or small,
selling impure milk. should be arrested
and severely punished.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

Judge George Kersten's honest and
fearless record on the bench has made
him liked and respected by everybody
I'm Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

The Beef Trust win get what is COM
ing to 1t some day. The Trust cannot
run the government all Of the time.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

l.. ID. COndee, the able, brilliant and
popular attorney, Is talked Of by many
for Municipal Judge on the Republi
can ticket, lie would serve the PEG
pie well ON the bench.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06
~ -

That senator Albert J. Hopkins will
have little trouble In being reelected
IL the opinion Of nlne.tenths Of leading
Illinois Republicans. They point to his
fearless and brilliant record, to his well
known ability ana to his widespread
popularity from Wnukegan to Cairo
for their confident predictions.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-06

books and papers required must be
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
Young Man Shot

Word has been received here that
ORR, son Of l.. X. Leonard, who has
been 10 Montana for q few years, wac
shot and seriously wounded sbou,
juno Let.
According TO Last reports he was Ia
u hospital at Missouls aud was 10 q
critical condition. He ~ss being
cared for by bis brother whose home
is 10 q nearby town.
The wound IL 10 the head but par.
tIculsrs have not been learned owing
70 the difficulty 10 getting lctters AID
kilograms thru the flooded districts,
ORR Leonard was q member Of the
Miami Camp, NJ. W. A. aud has beer
receiving attention ~ the hands oi the
Camp 10 the place where he has beer
f, stay Ing Miami News.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
Mrs. August Finkeldei, ST..

Caroline Finkeldei, nee Kipp, was
born April Is, Isi3, at wellesde near
Hamlen, kingdom OF Hanover, Ger
many, and died Saturday, June 20,
1905, aged IS years, 1 month and %
day.
She came 70 America With her par,
epts In 1854, at tho age OF II years and
settled In Morgan county, Mo, where
she grew to womsnbood.
She was married TO August Fiukel.
del, ST., April Q, 1855, and TO this
union were born eight children, seven
OF whom survive, viz. Minnie, wife OF
John Schroeder, Augusta, wife oi
John Burfeind, Lena, wife Of Charles
Hoclscher, August and Fred, Emma,
wife Of DR.. J. II. Dete,t, Miss Lizzie,
aud . son, Henry, Who died aged n
years; also q sister, Mira. Broenges,
aud q brother, Fred Kipp and twelv,
grandchildren.
Tho funeral services, conducted b,
her pastor. Rev. n. Limper. were held
Al the German Evangelical church IL
Blackburn, Monday afternoon a. /.
O'Clock and Wa largely attended. 10
torment 10 the Blackburn cemetery -
Blsokburo Record,
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03

Harold Turley had the misfortune
OF getting his arm broken neat the
wrist last Sunday night. BE vas re-
turning home and was closing the
gate when his horse started: he ran to
catch H., failing TO get hold OF the
lines, he grabbed the wheel aud was
thrown TO the ground, breaking his
wrist. The buggy was not damaged
more tbso The breaking Of the shafts.
Billy Cohmsp captured q rs
pound cat 6sh here last Saturday bu,
even then, with q number Of smaller
fsh besides, they did not have enough
for their 6sh hungry customers. Ia
fact they could not supply the Hsrde
nan market and OF Brown aod Artie
Morris hsd TO go back hume looking
lsuk and lean without q pound,
Come back, boys. but come early 70,
the rule with our fishermen IL frs,
come, fret served ARROW Rock
Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
The Worlds Best Climate

is not entirely free from disease; on
the high elevations fevers prevail,
while on the lower levels malaria 10
encountered 10 . greater or less Z
tent, according 10 altitude. To over.
como climate affections, lsssitude,
malaria, taundlcs. biliousness, fever
and sgue and general debility, the
most effective remedy 10 Electric Bit.
tiers, the great alternative aud blood
purifier, the antidote for every form
OF bodily weakness, nervousness aud
insomnia. Sold under guarantee a,
all druggists. Price Soc.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
500 Reward 500

The readers Of this paper will DO
pleased 10 learn that there 10 st least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 70 cure In ell lie stages and
that 10 catsrrh. Halle Catarrh Cure
10 the oaly positive cure now known
TO the medical fraternity Cstsrrh
bsing constitutions diseass requires
10 constitutional remedy. Halle
Cstarrh Cure 10 taken Internally, cot.
Ing directly upon NE blood aud nue.
Gus surfaces Of the system. thcrsby
destroying the foundation Of tho dis.
ease end giving the patient strength
by building UP the constitution and
sssisting nature 10 doing I've work.
The propriseors have 80 much faith
In ~ curative powers that they otter
IOns Hundred Dollars for any csss
That Il fans 70 cure. ssnd for liss oi
ltasAimonials. Addrsss. =. ]. CHEN
ny = Co, Toledo O. Sold BY 81
druggists, TO.
TsSs nellie ys.ily PILLS for CON
oelpoeSOoe
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03

Gillian expects TO have 40 enjoy
able Alb this year. Arrangements ere
being made to have three ball games,
q teunis match, band concert aud q
good time for all. Slater lie expected
TO bring her best team and Ray Kirk
will have q team Of Central College
boys who will put up some fine ball
playing Don't spend more money by
going away when you csn enjoy your
self with less money In Gillian. Let
everyone com aud help us celebrate.
Gillian Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
Robert Cooper

Robert Cooper, q former resident OF
Blackburn, died 10 Kansas City Mon.
day, June 20. 1908, aged % years, one
month and rs days.
He WAS born In ~, Clairsville, Ohio
April %, 1885, and came to Missouri
IN 1858 with his parents.
He wss married 10 Miss Plnkie FL
sss ~ Odessa July 2, 1890.
The remains we're brought to Black.
burn aud laid away In the Blackburn
cemetery Wednesday. 81 Blackburn Re
cord.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03

Ono OF the c. q A, officials told us
that Section Foreman Cross 10 ss Roe
Q track man as there lie In America,
and that the Gillian m stands
right At the head OF the list. They
took 10 the water like ducks and
could dive and bring up 9 rail length
Of track ~ the time. II 10 our opinion
that trains ~ould not have gotten over
the break until next month II II had
not been for the daring work done by
Jess Cross and his Gillian crew.
They we're In the water from the 18th
TO the 26th dsy OF June. and ~ times
their position ives extremely danger.
Gus, but not ouce did q single n OF
them finch Gillian Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03

WT.
limiting that II won't be the worse for
you II for once you've used those
fine eyes Of yours to some useful pur.
pose"
Egon was genuinely astonished al
this turn OF the conversation. rs he had
been carefully arming himself against
a personal attack from any one of sew
eral directions. He sat pointing the
sharp ends Of his mustache n after
the other and trying to remember
some striking incident with which Il
adorn a more OF less accurate nara.
tive.
what would you call usefuif' be
inquired at last.
The chancellor answered. but indi'
rectly. Has the emperor been play
Ing the fool At L~yndalberg these last
few dnysf"
do you want to make me guilty oi
leze majesty" Egon raised his eye
brows. but he was recovering presence
Of mind. III by playing the fool
| though. you mean falling In love. why
then. brother. I should say he had
done little else during the three days
and perhaps eve the nrst Of thoss
was not the beginning"
The chancellor growled out a word
which he would hardly have uttered
In the imperial presence. particularly
In the connection he suggested. LEI
me hear exactly what has been goini
on from days end 10 days end" HI
commanded
To be continued.