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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

The Chicago EaGle Numbers
a0ong It's subscribers the most
inaaential, snOst prosperous and
most respected men In Chicago.
IL reaches nearly every man
Of standing In the community
and all men who are snOulders Of
public opinion or directors Of
Dsblic affairs.
IL IL the guide, mentor and
friend Of every political leader
Of every shade of OpiniOn.
IL - read by Government,
State, County and CITY officials.
IL t. read by = bix percentage
Of the LEGAL fraternity, Including
bench and baP.
II II the favOrite Of ChlsHSo's
leading business men.
IL reaches all CLASSES ~ their
homes.
IL IL read ~ the Fire Depart.
neat.
Il 10 read ~ the Police Depart.
nent.
u IL In every public office and
every public library.
IL IL not controlled ~ Amy
, cheap, cheeky W crooked adver-
tising agency.
In the eighsven years Of Its
existence IL has managed "a build
NJ . large circulatiOm and great
business without the aid Of pro.
l fessiOnAl aASertising sharks.
That IL why Il u 50 tndepend.
ent, So popular and so strong.
The Chicago Eagle In one pa
per that has never depeaAed
upOa advertising agents for =
circulation. IL has one Of Its
own.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28
OUR PLAIN DUTY.

All the main questions arising out of
the general forestry problem are dis
cussed, or at least touched upon, in the
report OF the Secretary Of Agriculture
on the southern Appalachian and White
Mountain watersheds, The report was
made for the purpose OF informing Con-
sress as 10 the ACCESSIBILITY Of purchas-
ing and setting aside the regions men.
toned as national forest reserves.
Whatever Congress may do In the mat
ter, the report and all kindred discus
sion OF forests have great value in edu-
eating the country. On the proper care
~ forests In public and private hands
depends primarily the supply Of lumber
for all future time. The inslstence Of
experts on this point has stimulated in
terests in scientific cutting, the treat
ment Of land which has been cut over,
the protection OF standing wood and
young growth from fire. More than
this, we have learned the value Of trees
in preventing the washing away OF val
OF watercourses. Without trees the
rains wear the Land down 10 the Done
the melting SHOWS run unchecked In
the spring and cause destructive
floods streams which furnish power IL
mills cannot have a regular flow, and
reservoirs for public water-supply can
not be maintained. Moreover, entomol
oglsts tell us that a rapid dlminutior
OF forest trees In any region destroys
the balance between tree life and thu
insect life that preys upon IT, and 81
increases the burden on fruit ant
shade trees. The problem thus affects
not only the lumberman and the indus
tries that depend on wood, but th'
whole community. Nature has estab
ilshrA y relation between the forests nj
tIr SDeh aui tiH wHior TIM f"'s h
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

ton, Va. Aug. -. 1868. and educated In
the public schools Of that state AMI ut
Fislburnc Military school ut Wayncs-
boro. ON leaving the military school
lie studied pharmacy for u short time
anu then entered the service Of the Nor.
folk X Western Itailroad. In which he
continued for about five years. After
ward III purchased the Wayncshoro
Times. which Inc published and edited
for about two years. lie was secretary
of the Virginia Press Association In
1890 ana 1891. While publishing the
newspaper he took u course in law and
became u member Of the Virginia bar.
In 1892 he came to Chicago and shortly
aftcrward opened u law Office. and
since then has been engaged In the gen.
cral practice of law. lie Is Il member
of the Illinois Athletic Club. and was
president Of the Lincoln Cycling Club
and also of the Lincoln Park Club
when those bodies were In active exist.
encc. lie has lived In the ward four
teen years Mr.. BOOz should he elect.
al. ~ the ward needs IN able. active
nnd well.liked man like him In the city
council.
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John IInilcrlcin should be elected
Alderman In the Twenty-fOurth Ward.
lie Is a man Of ability and experience.
and IL cognIznnt OF the needs OF the
people OF the ward. The Democrats
could not have nominated better
man. Mr.. Iladerleln Is known all over
the ward and Is respected and well
liked. The citizens Of the Twenty.
fourth Ward can feel assured that
with John IIaderlein rs their repre-
sentative In the City Council their In.
tcrests will be well looked after. His
election will give the ward one Of the
very best representatives 1t has ever
Ind In the City Council. The voters of
the Twcnty-fOurth Ward should cast
their votes for John Haderlein for
Alderman.
~6A
John Taylor BOOz has the solid
backing Of the best citizens of the
Twenty. first Ward In his campaign for
election as alderman. His grand rec
ord ~ u lawyer and citizen makes
him q popular ana u winning candl'
date.
william T. Maypole will be re'elcct'
ell Alderman OF the Fourteenth Ward
rs lie deserves to he. lie Is an homes,
and capable official.
william +. Brennan has always
stood for honesty aud good govern
nent. Vote for him In the Twelfth.
~
The well-known Birk Brothers Brew
Ing Company II the exclusive bother
OF the famous superb Beer. This bee
has no peer In the country to-day.
Bernard ]. MahOny Is the right maj
to represent the Thirty.ffth Ward II
the City Council.
~
Alderman John Scherinann vii
have no trouble In being reelected Il
the Sixteenth Ward. lie has bee
conscientious ana faithful wOrke
on behalf Of his constituents, and the
will show their appreciation on ele'
ton day. Alderman Schermann Is oh
Of the best men In the City Council.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28
EAOLETS.

William +. Brennan will he elected
In the Twelfth Ward by splendid
majority. His clean and brilliant rec
ord rs a business man, public man
and u citizen Is known to everybody
ana the best citizens in the ward, re-
CARELESS of politics, are rallying to his
SnpnOrt.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

New orleans. knowledge Of this rela.
ton Is n bond between the states be-
yond the power Of politics to make or
break. The public Is becoming educated
In the science Of forestry and In the
greater science of mutual dependence
and responsibility.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28
GREAT NORTHERN.

Those who aspire to keep abreast
with tho genuine musical comedy sue
cess are sure to welcome "Iatsy In
Politics." which comes to the Great
Northern next week with Billy i. Van
rs the bright particular star. ana II
small world Of clever comedians. dan
GERS and singers, all Of whom have ut
one time or another appeared vita or
ganlzntIons bearing the trade mark OF
superiority. The scenes ana COSTUMES
used In this production for their beauty
and grandeur arc not surpassed by amy
show In the country. All In all "Patsy
In Politics. may be rightly regarded ~
one Of the most important bookings OF
the season.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

drama. They have seen 1t for years In
about the same form with few varia-
lions from, the usual type. Grant that
this II true ami you have one Of the
very good reasons why "rhe l.egener-
alton" II packing Chicago's boulevard
thcatcr. The Studebaker. Crowds
gather night after night to watch this
wonderful drama because II Is different
from any play they have ever seen he
fore. II II unique In Its conception
and unusual IN Its treatment. II marks
the beginning Of n new epoch In the
drama Of this country.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28
/Rc6
IA SNI,I,l,

Another winner was added to the NJ.
ready great number of successes at chi.
Cages home Of successes, the La Sale
Thpater. when honeymoon Trail' was
shown to Chicagoans for the first time
Monday night. Everybody pronounced
Il u great show from start to finish. 1t
has catchy songs. beautiful costumes.
pretty music. brilliant stage settings,
AMI last, hut not least, the finest "ast
ever seen IN n musical show IN Chica-
90. Cecil Lean was never as funny rs
he Is IN honeymoon Trail'' and Flor
cnce llOlbroOk never sang better az
looked more pretty. Frances Demnrcst.
Lee KOlhmar. Claire weldon and Zeke
ColvIn made instantaneous hits. as also
did the famous brOilcrs. Manager Mort
II. Singer II tn he congratulated upon
the well deserved success Of his newest
show.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28
/0e)|llA

Alderman Alfred ID, Willlston de-
serves 10 he reelected in the Twenty
NTH Ward. and he will be. Alderman
Wlllston has by his clean, able and
upright record in the City Council
gained the confidence OF his constitu-
cnts aud the majority he will receive
on ,'p..tll llv Will BE- rP'Orl-
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AUDITORIUM.

In "llobin Hood" ut the big Audito-
rum ChicagOnns nre enjoying the
greatest singing revival OF comic opera
that has ever been given at popular
prices In America. 'ltObin Hood was
II particularly happy selection for the
Inauguration Of this season. the Smith
and DeIiOven work being rich In fun
and. melody ana the English Opera
Company being well adapted to give
more than u credltnble performance of
the merry work. The cast for this re-
vival compares more than favoribly
with that which made the Bostonians'
production II conspicuous success.
"ltobin Hood" will he the bill ut least
another week to satisfy the popular
demand. "'rlle Serenade" II In prepara-
ton,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

Although having no serious oppose
ton. Alderman william +. Dever will
be reelected by Il mountaineering vote
In the Seventeenth Ward, rs a token
of esteem and appreciation by the PEG.
pie Of the ward for his grand record In
the City Council.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

It's now up to the people to see
whether Chicago shall be run by mar
rnw-mlnded. Misunderstanding. snOOp-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28


ton Of Speaker Cannon for the presi. |
dency. Congressman w. w. wilson
was highly praised for his record In |
Congress.
Judge Francis Adams has during Il. : |
long career on the bench served hon
cstly. fearlcssly and brilliantly and he
has earned by this grand service the
highest admiration ana respect of the
people Of Cook county.
~H~
james =. Hopkins able AMI painstak.
Ing record ns Master In Cianccry has
made him liked and respected by bench,
bar ana laymcn In Chicago.
Judge Lewis Rinnker Is making
splendid record on the bench. lie Il
an able, fearless and conscientious fur.
list ana the County Court was never
presided over by II better man.
Col. james Hamilton Lewis boom
for Governor IL growing stronger every
day and leading Democrats from one
.,,,.,,'. n.y., .'..' . :" ."' ''"'' "'' p'''
'e "' ~
~
Wiii'nm u. LYMAN the popular ami
we'i'Rhown contractor ana Democratic
ie""er' wonIu make an excellent men,
"er vi 'he io'ru Oh REVIEW
EA
Thomas Byrne, the famous contrac.
tor. has won by his long ana clean bust.
ness record the highest respect ana
admiration Of the people of Chicago.
-
Forest Park, Chicago's newest amuse.
ment resort, was dedicated last Sunday
at Forest Park. Over 1900 people were
there and chccred heartily when the
cornerstone was laid. The new park
promises to be the biggest amusement
venture ever started west Of New York.
IL VIII nave the confidence ANA sup.
lort oi the people OF chicago from the
START. james D. Gray, President Of the
new I"rk company ana Joseph Grein,
,,,.,,' ~ ~" -. n"'"" lug ",e .ne o',''
80 '. '"s .0'.'' w" '"' "'o"""S
'"'"'e'"',' .o'"pms'
"""es ~ "'"y' fres'"e"' iiehry IT,
.""'"""', '''' ''es."'' ~. IT, WIZ
"'''"' 'r'"s"'''' 1oSePh "rell' Sec
rcctors Hon II Atwo,I ~ c.,,.
Joseph GrcIn. Andrew Van Teso, Han.
~ y. Nniwurm A. A Rr..Io, and , y
WIntcrrth.
Side Democratic lender. who WINS on,
Of the hest Aldermen ever I'm the CITY
Council. Is one of the strongest mo,
the Democrats can nominate for Clerl
of the SuperiOr Court this year.
Comfy Assessor August w Miller /.
one of the ablest most ponulor AM
! most highly esteemed Renmhllcon Land
; ers I'm Cook county.
!
Second Consresslon., nistr,ct hal,
Tuesday night nj Grand Crossing nam
cd Roy O. West and John r. Tbomn
son delegates IN tho Renub,ic,n nation
al convention.
wine sinh. M ,a7 Wosb,nyton stra.t
has o,rnoa tina su.o,ss n. has ,t,,,no,
|
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28


Ing refOrmers or by her true friends. |
the believers In personal liberty. Vote
n. on the little ballot.
~
John Taylor Booz Is winner In
the Twcnty.first.
~
Alderman Nicholas Il. Finn deserves
to bc reelected In the Twentieth Ward.
lie has served the people honestly.
fenrlcssly and ably and Is needed In
the City Council.
~6~
Sunday closing means the Death of
Personal Liberty. Vote No Oh the little
ballot.
Vote for John II. Jones In the
Eighth Ward.
Nearly 10000 names of the Go.O6l
added to the registration list Tuesday
of last week were stricken or after the
revision Saturday. The figures were
announced by the election commission
ers. Tie total of the revised reglstra.
ton for the thirty.iive wards Is $751;
400.
&SA
Vote for william +. Brennan In the
sr....lett, Maui
Vote No on the little ballot and help
forever silence the cheeky and nOtO-
ricty.seking rcfOrlners who want to
make Chicago blue law town.
~9A
Place yourself on the side Of per-
sonal liberty by voting No on the lit.
| tie ballot.
Vote for Bernard J. MahOny In the
Thirty.hfth Ward.
John T.. Owens would make grand
States Attorney III Cook County.
~
Vote for Peter Relnberg In the Tween.
ty-slXth Ward.
The people Of the North side are
proud Of their brilliant ana honest Con.
gresham, Henry Sherman Boutell.
~
Vote for John Taylor BoOz In the
Twenty-iirst Ward.
~6A
william Davidson. the popular and
well.known caterer, Ii one Of Chicago''
most successful ana most highly re-
spectcd business men.
Vote for John Haderleln In tn,
Twenty.fOurth Ward.
~~
No better man could BIZ had for chic
executive of the great State of Illinois
than that able lawyer and brllllan
orator, Col. james Hamilton Lewis.
| Vote for 4. ID. Wllllston In the Twen
ty-fifth Ward.
~6
John II. Caverly Is making the splen
did record as city Attorney that 1t wa
expected he would make, ana no publ
official In Chicago Is giving the peopl
better service than h..
40
As States Attorney Senator Cyril II
Jandus would serve the people honest
~ ana fearlessly.
%9A
Vote for Nicholas II. Finn In tn
Twentieth Ward.
40
Senator Albert j. Hopkins has earne
the foremost place he holds In the Tn
ted States Senate by his courageous an
, honorable record In that great body.
John i. MciOOrty's great record !
the Legislature has made him the fir,
: choice of hundreds of Democrats Il
: over for Governor.
D ~9A
Judge Isidore II. Hines Is making
srand record on the Municipal Com
: bench. lie Is one Of the ablest men
the new court
&S
Albert G. Wheeler has won by hi
: brilliant business record a high pla(
in the estimation of not only Chicago
! leading business men, but of all III
! citizens.
~
The Republican convention for ii
Third Congressional District met @
Q "Wednesday night and elected Count
Assessor William II. Weber and u.
y Roberts delegates to the national col
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28
At THE ThEATERS
GARRICK.


Chicago will have Its first view Of
the notable dramatic success, 1.-The
Rose of the Rancho" ut the Garrick
Theater next Monday night. 1t Is in
terestlng to note that when "The Rose
Of the Rancho" began It's engagement
ut the Garrick Miss Frances Starr will
make her first bow to Chicago theater'
goers as BelascO leading woman. She
has won the warmest praise wherever
she has appeared. She will be sup
ported by II grand company. David
BelascO has taken California In the
days when 1t was part Spanish and
part American. with Its picturesque old
Missions crumbling In the sun, Its fra
grant tropical gardens, Its glorious sky
of Italian blue and warmth, for the
scene of his drama.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

Alderman WILLIAM T. MnypOle has
served the people of the Fourteenth
Ward ably AMI honestly i'm the City
Council and they will reward him on
election day by re-electing him to the
seat he has held 50 well by handsome
majority.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28
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The people of the Eighth Ward have
badly missed the honest ana able SER
vices of John II. Jones In the City
Council during the last two years, and
he will be sent back to the seat he held
so well this year, as he rightly deserves
To he.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28
sr!HpESAKHER.

Regular playgoers and even those
who attend the theater but OCCASION
any have grown perceptibly weary OF
the regular form Of cut and dried
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

Alderman John Schernann should he
reelected In the sixteenth Ward. He
has given the people of that ward one
of the hest representatives they have
ever had, as his honest and clean rec
ord will show.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28
.Il6e1
COLLEGE.


"'rhc Sign Of the Cross" one OF the
greatest plays ever written, will In
the bill ut the College Theater next
week. This grand work Of Wilson Bar
rett not only interests everybody just
for amusement's sake. hut 1t teaches u
great lesson. To see 1t Ia never to for
get It. The full strength of the PA
irons Stock Company will be used and
Il line and finished performance II to he
expected. Mr.. Charles Il. Marvin has
succeeded Miss SchOber as manager OF
the College Theater. Mr.. Marvin, who
IL now managing the MarlOwe Theater.
IL one Of the nblest, most popular AMI
most highly respected theatrical men
In the country. The Eagle wishes him
the best of success In his new venture.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

II Is surprising how the sO-called
non-partlsan democrats" of the Twen-
ty-tirst Ward can drag their noses
away from the public crib long enough
TO mix up In an aldermanic campaign.
John Taylor BOOz Is to be congratulate
ed in not having the hoodOo support of
these non-partisan payroll artists.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28
RUSH TEMPIE.

In line with his policy to give the pa
irons of the Bush Temple nothing hut
the best Of plays, Manager HOlbrOOk
announces for next week ut this sue
cessful play house "POlly Primrose"
This Is genuine southern play ana
1t unfOlds one Of the sweetest love Tales
that was ever written. Special scenery
has been painted for this production
ana the incidental music will be of u
captivating nature. Adelaide Keim.
with her brilliant acting and exquisite
beauty, handsome Edward Haas. funny
Billy Evarts. popular VIII COrbett and,
the rest Of the splendid company will
all be east congcnially next week
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28


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The people of the Twenty-first Ward
will not regret having elected John
Taylor Booz Alderman. lie Is a man
of great ability. with clean and hon
orable record to his credit. and will
give them a representative they will be
proud of.
John II. Jones was an honest and
Industrious representative of the peo-
pie before In the City Council and he Is
needed there again. Vote for him in
tlc Eighth Ward.
~6A
John lIadcrlein IL u winner in the
Twenty.fourth Ward. lie has the
hearty support of the best people In
the ward. from one end Of 1t to the
other. and his majority Oh election day
will he u big one. The ward will have
II capable and faithful representative
In the City Council In John lIaderlcin.
~9A
Vote for John Schermann In the Six
tecnth Ward.
~6A
Alderman 4. j. Williston will be
reelected hands down In the Twenty
fifth Ward. The people OF the ward
know they have In Mr.. Willlston an
honest. Industrious and brainy public
official ani the majority they will give
him on April Z will be- their rebuke to
the shopping, notwithstanding and
cheeky rcfOrimrrs who have come Into
their ward and told them who to vote
for.
Alderman Peter Reinbcrg will again
he returned to the seat he has held 10
well In the City Council. The people
of the Twenty. sixth Ward are proud Of
the fine record he has made. and IRE
not going to retire such an able public
servant for some unknown office seeker.
Vote for william 4. Devcr In the
Seventeenth Ward.
%e~
Bernard J. AiahOny's clean. brilliant
and able record as Il lawyer ana 4 clti'
zen recommends him to the voters ~
the Thirty.Hfth Ward M the right mar
to represent them In the city Council
The Twelfth Ward will be well repre-
scented In the city Council by Alderman
William +. Brennan.
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Alderman John Scherniann should IN
reelected In the Sixteenth Ward. Ill
has given the people Of that ward ON
of the hest representatives they hav'
ever had. rs his honest and clean rec
ord will show.
Although having no serious OppOsl
ton. Alderman william T.. Dever vii
be reelected by Il mountaineering vOt
In the Seventeenth Ward, as Il tOkel
Of esteem and appreciation by the pee
pie Of the ward for his grand record u
the City Council.
~
Alderman William Il. MaypOle ha
served the people of the FOurteent
Ward ably AMI honestly I'm the Cit
Council and they will reward him o
election day by re-electing him to tn
seat he has held 50 well by II handsom
majority.
| Vote for William Y. Maypole in tn
Fourteenth Ward.
%SA
| 1t Is surprising how the sO,calle
non-partlsan democrats" of the Twel
ty-iirst Ward can drag their nose
away from the public crib long enOug
10 mix up in an aldermanic campaign
John Taylor BOOZ Is to be cOngratula
ed in not having the hOodOO support {
these non-partisan payroll artists.
The people of the Eighth Ward hay
badly missed the honest ana able Sc
vices of John II. Jones In the CIT
Council during the last two years, an
he will be sent back to the seat he hel
so well this year, as he rightly deserve
to he.
-
It's now up to the people to So
whether Chicago shall be run by MAJ
p,tv-p,iuJnJ untori.tV-spnEino snooI
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

John II. Jones was an honest and
Industrious representative of the peo-
pie before IN the City Council and he Is
needed there again. Vote for him In
the Eighth Ward.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

The Republican convention for the
Third Congressional District met on
"Wednesday night and elected County
Assessor William II. Weber and Il. L..
Roberts delegates to the national con.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

The people of the T'wenty-irst Ward
will not regret having elected John
Taylor Booz Alderman. lie Is a man
of great ability. with clean and hon.
orabc record to his credit and will
give them IA representative they will be
proud Of
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

Vote for william r. Maypole in the
Fourteenth Ward.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

John Taylor B0oz. the popular Dem
Ocratic candidate for alderman In the
Twenty-iirst Ward. was born IN Staun-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

John lIadcrlein IL u winner in the
Twenty.fourth Ward. lie has the
hearty support Of the best people In
the ward, from one end Of II to the
other. ana his majority Oh election day
will he u big one. The ward will have
II capable and faithful representative
In the City Council I'm John lIaderlcim.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

Frank y. Cloidt, the popular Repub.
lican leader, who served the people so
well on the Sanitary Board, Is talked
OF by many as one of the strongest men
the Republicans can name for Sanitary
Trustee this year.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

breaking one. The people of the Tween.
ty.fifth Ward know they have In Al
dcrmnn Williston an honest and pains.
taking representative. one who Is al
ways alive to their hest interests and
who IL never afraid to speak out his
convictions on every live issue.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28

Martin Schick, proprietor Of the we'll
known Prlma Buffet ut Webster ave-
nue. and lIalsted street, enjoys Il wide
spread and well-earned popularity ON
the North Side.