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New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
Yester-

FLOUR AND MAL-Flour quiet and with
sPashs Ggs eans; s. s 0F4 6 snsr % Dasn sS
spring clears. 81 45GS4 70; extra No l winter.
xansss & S@s' ef shtsa s5 Tnff RYE s. SGSS7
s. 8OSs4 40 coRNMEAL- dried. s. %.
BAGMEAL-F1ne white and yellow. 81 40GSI IS
coarse, 81 35qs1 40. FEED-Western spring,
SD s5; standard middling. S24 10; -four do. s27
middlng. S23 35QS30; red dog. $50: hontny chop.
s24 bulk, $25 70 sacks; oiimeal, $50 75QsSs
break in hoss. tae decline in corn and iqudat,on
OF pork PoRK--steady: mess. so so: family.
T32@$26 @ ess shGF s SfS o s5s as gss sso "a 1ssF
$1!gS!1 90; extra India mess S5lgS3I So BEEF
EAMsLoulet S22@S4 so - pREssED ED = HOGS 16s
t4O n. 13%c; pigs 14c- CUT NEATS-Pickied
bellies steady; smoking. Isc: 10 N. 17a171fc: Il
stcaiy I4iep1sc TGLI0WDFirner AfI cttr 34ls 74sn'
country. 7ssg sgs1c. LARD-Steady; Middle West.
Hmeica f4c connent' Brazil ff ez, sGEtn 5e
compound firm, 11S9l1%e. sTEARINE-Oleo.
Ire: city lard. 149l4Ac.
with the list price for granulated 5O5c net.
less 1 per cent cash. LordOn beet sugar was
s5sdy a%sr and Rn phar, W. shsF spot
lis md: October. los II i d. and May lis
prices; Centrifugal. 96 test. 4.24c: muscovado.
80 test. S74c and molasses sugar. 50 test
RICE-Active at full but unchanged prices.
nominal: spot. September and October quoted at
II 1902 Use: November. 12I2Ag12- 25c; Decem-
ber II I5a1 II 25c. London quiet; sgot. f54 los:
futures E55 los. Lake. I2-5O112. I5c; electro
iytic 912 21=c; casting T. 12ls@12 81 Aac-
TIN-weak; spot and September. 81 20at34 soc:
october. 340f34. .+0c. November. S4G84- 4-34isC. De-
cernber 83. T5G34 Csc London weak: spot. Ei5S
los: futures. EI56 LEAD-Duii 81 y see4 40c
New York 42Oas 3Or East St. Louis. London.
spot Ei2 12s 0d. sPELTER-Quiet. 55oG5. dor
New York 5.37Isd95 42isc East ST. Louis. Lon
don spot E23 IS Cd. IRON-Cieveiand war
rants. 40s in London. locally quiet No l
foun.sry Northern. SIS 50GsI6: No 2 SIS ESQ
sI5 T5 No l Southern and No 1 Southern soft.
SIC 75TS16 %. Pig iron certificates unchanged.
No sales.
McLAsSEs AND sYRUPS-steady but quiet
and unchanged.
NAVAL sTORES-There was frmer mar
jSet for spirits turpentins. Rosin arm and un-
changed Tar unchanged but frnn- SPIRITS
TCRPENTINE. machine bbls. 7sc. TAR 10
soc ROSIN--Common 20 good strained
83Oc; p. 6.5Oc. D. 6d5c: f. 6TOc.
Ous-Linseed firm at recent prices No
change IN refined petroleum
COTTONsEED oIL-Active and little
higher on covering by refiners and less press
ure OF crude offerings from the South. Crude
arm. with planters receiving from $50 TO $35 a
ton. and not much TO be had. Local contract
prices
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
NEW YORK PRICES,
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCE

COTTON - Strong speculative interests
seemed to be giving the cotton market a little
more support. and with selling restricted by the
failure of the movement in the Eastern belt
to increase as rapidly as expected. reports or a
steady interior spot situation. ard numerous pr1-
vate reports claiming a rapid deterioration In the
prospect Of the for the last ten days, prices
worked higher, the close being steady at a net
advance OF 6923 points The market opened
steady at advance Of - points cn September.
and Of 800 points later months. There was
a little September for sale right after the open
ing. and the price dropped back TO within II
points Of Tuesdays close, while later months
worked OF 20 about the final figures OF the pre-
vious day under realizing. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco. Sept. 2l.-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
cIoVERsEEO PRICES.

Toledo. Sept Il - CDOvERSEED - Cash,
50 SOB: October 50 52Is: December. 80 S2ss
March 70 b11a. TTHOTHY-Prns. 81 40 SAD
teuber 81 40: October. 81 90 AISIKE-Prtrne-
50 40- October. 50 35.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY Charles y. Barney & Co. No. .
Broad street. New York. and No. 10 SOurn
sth street PhilaCelphial
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

The petitions IN bankruptcy filed yesterday
n TIE United States District Court were as
fuiloEz:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
EXPORTS.
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

81 B. tstandard white
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-15
ianrr to ennhle him TO see.


paper to enable him 10 see.
He had been sitting motionless for a
long time when he suddenly leaped to
his feet with wild. glad cry and
dashed down on 10 the beach with the
little book clutched tightly In bis hand.
II have IT," he shouted. II have IT.
And he threw himself face downward
on the sand
God" he cried In n half sob. THE
miracle has emerged from out the sea
for loves saker'
II was not altogether for the purpose
Of extending grants at fabulous royal
ties on his invention Of mining ma.
chinery that Phil Benton found him.
self in London few weeks later, lsa-
belle Fielding was there.
And never was that homely old max
i'm Nothing succeeds like success
more applicable than In the case Of
Benton. for. since the newspapers
were spreading the greatness Of his
achievement, Mrs. Fielding had hasten
ed TO renew acquaintance.
Benton was dining with Mrs Field
ing and Isabelle one evening
The mechanical principle was sug-
gested to me by the revolving guns 10
the turrets of a warship." he was ex-
planning 1T was the day you sailed"
turning to Isabelle. Il was on the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-15
WY 80 WAX

htdur, f'rsa,1cs AY b. ssppiag
komf I.lse t,4as. Aaa lcsgr las
fsa People Have I4aar "a Ats
fsci
A helihy man aehun
tagtls ta ruA down without aNparra
&MAe becomes @tAN ARg8id. de
saMe8. 4tfs hsckarhe boaAa,aha
tlzfy spells and eriaErg aisa dcta
kidney weakness may be the cause
of Il all, Keep the kidneys wei
sad they alt Keep Yau vel DuAn
kidney Pills cure aisk Kidneys ard
keep them welt Can Ma1ehcstti -
pot readers demand aafiheg pf0ts
itaa the following statement
l.a,her Il Wade two and one-hal
miles east % Manchester Depot W.
says 4 suffered for months from
an attack ~ kidney trouble which
completely disabled me There was
pa intense pain In the small OF mi
back and kidneys and the kidney
sncretiuns w.ru too frequent Ia pas
sage. depositing heavy sediment
II allowed 10 stand. These troubles
were wearing on nay system and
was miserable In every way when !
read about Doaus Kidney Pills, 1
procured box at A IL Pettiboues
Drug Store and In about ten days
after beginning their use ! felt
decidedly better am now az
strong as ever and | owe my cure
solely to the use OF Doan's Kidney
pills
For sale by all dealers. Price
so cents. Foster Milbnrn Co, Buff
falo. New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan' aud
take no other.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-15

and to0k FROM his pocket letter
which BE- unfoidcd. scanning IL anx.
iously the while Rapidly his eyes
covered 10 eouteuls They were brief.
and BE- hnd read them "a often II was
no, ueccs,afy 10 follow word for word
The letter nn
Dear pm ipa please out your pride IN
your porksl' $50 CONS 10 the dear old
beach onre nsefe r0fns today for ! must
zee sou Your. ISABELLE +
= woudef y nat Il is DOW" he mused
impaiieu,iy 4nd be slowly tore The
letter into fras nlcuts abd cast bit by
BIZ 10 the cAprire o. thr breeze,
Then he raised himsflf and looked
out upou the sea
I'm win our tetr BE- cried Ironically
I'm fctfb them ever hnl Dot for ali
the BsBlon WiIiius would / give w
NY wors sooe hsrd work Oh. The
satisfaction n nspg ones OVID way
The wholestuas 10y ~ earning ones
own bread. The freeiom from being
eiernally brandea rlch mans som
~phli FhH
A K'r ID y bite dress came running
down pathway Ia Ihe n,ekN She ran
witt such .las@i ihat thr suspicion o.
love aitsrh.i IL Der liitir wli,e shoes
There Was 90 interval " waiting 90
The par ~ lhe msa The brasny ng
gre or Benton hurried 10 meel her.
AID their greeting wAs a1cctionate. for
Sc ,oea hsr 10 his arms znd Kissed her
She ioose,i ~ him Ike cue who trusted
IN hila and loved hlm
Eta ~ g@i yDu have c0ne," she
cried happily, even though Il Is the
eleventh hoaf TomoFrow /; waald
have lseer ieo late
Too iage What 90 you mean
be ssgeS3 drawing tack sharply The
loak IN bis eyes had lesa teBdsg At
bet aesds 4 grew alert snd tease
What 90 | nc3nY' she repeated
Why. J. u possible ysa hsye Dot
hesraf Haseat they told y0uf They
said sass hsd
u hzFe nei hesrd Anything have
pol se~n arg - them since tbe-sinne
tsihes dird 1sH Hir. isaielle whas
nsw feo4ishness i tfwwing"
Take mr. away wtth yoa n0~-so.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-15
Estate OF Menzies A. Thomson.
Order Of Notice Beneficial.

1fHff VI AFOtiff lStUtHfihis
STATE or VERMONT, Dlstric, u aaD.
chester. -.
The HoaoroJb Pfotab coast I'm ne Dis.
mir 1foyesqid.
TO the heirs and ali persons Interested Il,
the estate Of Msnxles A. Thomson, late u
iandsrose Ia said District, decreased.
GngfTfsoi
WHEREAS. aspiration haiti been
made 70 tbis court iD writing. by Frank a.
Rush, Administrator. prnsiny for Ii.
eeBse mad authority 10 sell All IL real estate
~ said DECREASED y Wis one bali acre u
land With building situht. thereon 10
saDtlng 10 sald court that il would h.
beneficial u the heirs ana All persons inter.
estrd ~ THE estate u aid deceased. 70 sell
shid feni estate and CONVERT tbs same into
And bringing into court the consent ana
APPRECIATION Va writing. ~ All the heirs to
said estate residing ~ this siats.snd setting
forth the situation ~ The real estate.
WHFHgt p0s the said Doaft appointed
and assigned tbs Igud day ~ hnl,esfnfef
$40 nj ~ U'ciock Ia the forenoon al
The Probate once ~ Manchester Ia said
District. ~ hear and decide upon said ~.
pligation ana petition, a6d ordered public
notice thereof W n gwen 10 hll persons Ia.
trrested therein, W pubiisblns said order,
three weeks successfully IA The Manchester
Journal. hssspag PER which circulate. III
I be- neis hissfhGsDd ~ those persons Interest.
~ IN said estate. 80 ~ which publications
shall D. DfsFioas 70 the dsy assigned f0r
hearing
JngKEf0sg. you ARE hereby notified losv.
pear before said Court al the tine ana place
assigned then aDd tiyrs IN said Go1fs ~
make yuJr objections " the granting N
such license. N yog ses cause
Given under ny hand al Manchester ia
said District, tbis nsh day ~ Aas, lsiD
" EDwAkDohiFFlTH. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-15

IT WAb IHE GUN TUhhkIS THAT HE SAW.
beach at Cragshead, my heart fairly
wrenched from me as your ship passed
from sight"
''But you have had great compensa-
ton for Isabelle's absence" naively in
terposed Mrs. Fielding
Only partial" he replied seriously,
only very small part Indeed there
Is no compensation for Isabelle's alb
sence"
He reached over and covered one OF
lsabelle's hands with bis own. looking
the while at Mrs Fielding with plead
ing eyes
The mother heart capitulated, Be.
sides. she had grown weary Of battling
for Donald and. after all. PHI Benton
had won a name for himself and was
rapidly winning fortune. She an
swered his look with smile md
nod toward the happy girl
"you have my consent" she said.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-15
oILING HARNESS.
How TO Make II Last Longer by Simple
Methods.


Proper care OF the harness is one
department " the stable that Is too
often neglected, but there is nothing
more essentipl TO the life Of the har.
ness and the safety Of those who use
IL.
One quart OF neaisfoot oil IS SUN.
Client for double harness. Wash the
harness well with soap and water and
hang in a warm room overnight 10 dry.
Next day II viii be In good condition
10 receive the oil Add a little lamp
black 20 the oil TO color IL. Apply with
rag OF brush. rubbing II well into the
leather. and hang IN warm room
overnight Next day rub well with q
dry cloth. and IL win be ready for use.
Harness thus treated Is much easier 10
handle. is far less liable TO cause gals
on the horses and will wear much
longer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-15
Cs,,ina ssrieu,.

"Flubdub says he Is thinking serious.
ly about marriage"
why. ! thought be was married
two or three months ago"
so he was. but be Is Just beginning
TO think seriously about it."-Town
Topics.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-15
A MIRACLE -
FROM The SEA.
How a Ray Of Sunlight Gave In
splration 10 a Genius.
o, EMMA ARCHER OSBORNE.

lCopyright lsi0 ~ American Press Asso-
ciatiOn.l
Gu summer day, one calculated to
make the average mortal glad IL he
were near the sea. the beach at Crngs
bead was deserted save for soil
tAg man who. ID visiting attitude.
paced the yelloN strip Of sand with
long. sprinFy steps.
He was tall aud strongly built--a
man Of twenty elgli or ibereabouts
and with brpsd shoulders His feet
and hands wer. iarg. and The latter
bore evidences " common loil
10 bis left lay Crarsbead an es.
tate Of gresl aercnge aud beauty, but
as be STROBE on be never 50 much ms
turned his head toward It
Near the Inlet, the adjoining es.
tate. he seated himself on ,bowlder
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-15
Estate OF Catharine L. Walker.

Order OF Notice OF Allowance OF Acct.
STATE or VERMONT, District Of Man.
chester, ~.
The Probate Court for he District u .Haa-
chester
10 oil persons interested IN the estate Of
Gatharlns l.. Walker late Of Manchester ~
said District, dee"nseds 0HFrJfN0f
WHEREAs, said Court has assigned the
III day Of sept. next nj ten O'Clock Ia tho
forenoon for examining and allowing
the account VI George ~. Wymhn,
Admr.. Of the estate Of said deceased aud for
a decree ~ the rssidu. Of said estate 10 this
lawful claimants ~ the same. and ordered
that public notice thereof be- given 10 all
persons Interested in said estate BY publish
ing this order three weeks suecasSiysiy pre-.
yious to the day assigned, Ia the Mnnehe..
TER Journal, newspaper published nj Man.
chester, ~ said District,
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to
appear nj the Probate once iD Manchester.
~ sfid District, on the day assigned, then
and there 10 contest the allowance 81 said
account II you see cause, ana Ia establish
your right ~ heirs, iryatres and lawful
& lhifnnlIts 10 -hId residue.
Given under my hand this 18th day 0f
Aug, 1910
" EDWARD GRIFFITH. Judge.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-16

adopted all members Voting Ave-
No was hen
REsOLU
WHEREAS, D. A. w. Thorpe submitted
THEREFORE the Chairman authorz
day OF November
all members
RESOLUTION NO. 20
No by Supervisor
RESOLVED board of Supervisors of Villas
1903
ings handed the printer early date,
RESOLVED that the County cerk be authorized and directed to
coed $500 assist him writing the County board
Dated day of "A. D.
c. H. BLoHM
On motion Resolution No adopted
county County,
tooka January go at 8 O'Clock p. m.
w. A Bradford,
taking January
the annual meeting the County board OF Supervisors of Villas County
Wisconsin County office,
Village River, Wisconsin,
Chairman j. T. Nameheck,
quorum therew business transacted
w A BRADFORD,
Clerk Villas
River,
To the County Villas County Wisconsin,
hereby o
board
cevng
ton of all the
of
board,
office Court House the Village of
Eagle River County, Wisconsin. ..l.
of January A D 1910 -
Signed LEVI KRAKEg
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-16

20 AMOS Radcliffe, Attorney se.eant 1871 1911
Mller-Davs Printing Co, Typewriter 5000
Thompson. Constable 1000
rs Jas p Hobart Examining s1asane - eo
rs r. Johnson clock for Court House 1900 1900
81 H. C. Miller Co. Pens Order No. 1913 1903 1903
% 1850 -a4s 90
2s stamp rs 70
80 Cancellation Record 90
chk. 1850
Supplies s2e4o
SO Abst. & Ledger book 4s.75 4s.75
Supplies 1866 1876
A. H. Stevens, Postage 400
SO F. J. Thrun, Electric light fixtures
A. Clerks a7.2o
O.. E. 81
N. A.
40 N A. cOman rent for Co Judge office. per bin
$4,000 10000
~ w B. Raymond postage Reg deeds l2os 1900
a Alex Higgins premium on bond 1850 1850
$3.50
Hrze. freight eS4
4s John Hanson Sheriff bill 400 allowed Injustice Fuls
AZ Villas County News printing stationery
P. D.. Walsh laundry, and sundries 74o 74o
for the 1900 1890
so Vitae county poor
$500 1000
81 E NJ Smith reporting Justice Dockete SEQ
SO Francis Bree, reporting Justice dockets soc 800
Galley No.
So Jas L. Metz reporting Justice dockets 800
T. Namecheck, reporting Justice dockes seo 500
C H. Bohm. reporting Justice dockets see 500
Levi rake reporting see SEQ
A. Foster reporting Justice doekets SOC 800
Coman. salary in Probate 24eso $4,000
50 Jackson Justices reports LOO l 100
Eagle River Nov 90, '0s
Gentemen:-
Your Committee Illegal that
them and recon-
dsalowed disposed of set forth in
schedule annexed and the amounts charged back to "
towns in whic the lands
Dated this 10th day of November. 1909
(signed) FREQ A. FOSTER,
No of C. Name of Claimant Mature of Al.
/ C F. Illegal taxes Order No lo76s
2 O L. olen Illegal taxes order No 127 127
L. oen Illegal taxes. Order No 1o7ss 121 disalowed
G F. Illegal 4SS see claim No l
G F sanbon Co. Illegal taxes order No 21.25
G. F. sanbon Co.. Order No 1o76s 44s 2eS
7 1nlan Land Illegal taxes Order No 1870
8 Inland Lake Land Co.. Order No 1o77o
N A Colman, 5277 ez'I1
Alex Illegal taxes, es9.'z 10000
Adopted Nov. 10th,
1909 O'Clock m $50
board of Supervisors Of Villas County met al
the County O'Clock and sed to order
by the members present
then presented by Doctors w. D. NeVle
and A w Thorpe ,u,o,- 10
Board of Supervisors of Villas County
Wisconsin
Gentlem
We undersigned physicians and surgeons residing and dong
business in Eagle River County hon
orabe body following proposition, to-wt:
physicians hereby offer to and agree
to render and provide and services
provide all necessary medicines mealo upp
required in the medical care ana OF an p
irdgent persons within to be brought Wh e Town
Eagle River of said county I'll confined in the
county said county for whose care ana a'eno S
county liable of year. beginning on e S
1870 the sum of Three hundred ue
paid orders in the sum OF Sow eh Oh
first dav of each commencing February s
1910 and until the first day of January 1911
Dated at Eagle River this 10th day of November 1903
Respectfully submitted
w D NEVILLE.
THIS AGREEMENT entered duplicate on this 10th
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-16

lowing ts25oo)
of County
County parties
WITNESS WHEREOF County Board of Supervisors of vii
w Thorpe likewise
this first above written
In Presenc of County Board Supervisors OF
FRANCIS Villas County. Wis.,
W. BRADFORD
County Clerk
A. W. (seaD
On motion Proposition No accepted. members Voting
then presented
RESOLUTION NO. IS
Resolution offered by Supervisor Fred A. Foster.
WHEREAS the Of the several towns of Villas
County Villas County, and
subject towns for the 1908, and
WHEREAS of Villas County withheld from
sale the said lands described in said Exhibit A.
NOW THEREFORE. RESOLVED that the amotnt
hereby
said lands located and the County Clerk is hereby directed
amounts
thereto certificate against the respective
Dated this 10th day of November
Adopted Nov. 10th 1909.
Mr. Alfred H. Stevens
County Clerk, r.
received together
o
following clerks notified
by YawkeyBissel
o. du Flambeau,
Oscar Peterson Arbor Vitae,
rank Eagle River,
A. Fostervine.
purchase that conumated in June 1908 was
all which the
lands
a is
making
tax
have your General enclos-
ed is
should be wi
inexpGcable relation matter
whic
extended to all the descriptions
IS a
Respectfully
E. Griffith.
1909.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-16

River January,
for special County
o County, Wisconsin.
To Francis Chairman of the Vitae
H. Blohm Conover
J. 7. Namecheck Eagle River
N. Smith Flambeau
H. Jackson Pennington
L Hackley
A
Levi Krake State Line
hereby notified That
quest Signed by majority County
County of
OF held
OF County,
1910 at o'clock for the
receiving reports different officers
other business shall properly
of January A. D 1910
(Signed) w. A BRADFORD
o Villas County,Wis
18th 1910.
call the county board of Supervisor
Villas County wisconsin
Village Eagle River Wisconsin en- the above date at O'Clock p NJ
and was called Chairman T Nameeheck.
ohe board answered to the roll
Francis Breest Chairman of
J. T /" :" Eagle River
/" Flambeau
Geo H jackson Pennington
L. !" "TIackey
A. Pressure Isle
LIE State Line
On County until oclck p.
County office January 18th 1910
of Supervisors at O'Clock and call
Chairman The
the County officers then presented.
OF he
Gentlemmen:-
the receipts and disbursements
4th 1909 and including December 81
1909 annual County Treasurer of Villas
County, Wisconsin.
ALFRED H STEVENS County
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-16


Dear
him advertised
will
be paid
De-
delinquent deliver
prior the lands
provides
said lands ought
noto the
board session
thereof with his Withholding the same
F. L.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-16

Eagle River January, 7th 1910
A special meeting of County
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-17

Martin J. Breen, president of the
great firm Of Breen & Kennedy. com.
mands the respect Of all who know
him. Mr.. Breen is OF the type Of
citizens who have made Chicago great
and prosperous.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-17

tract. 1t is claimed that this resulted
in such financial loss that the COM
pany was forced into receivership.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-17

Peter Bartzen started his admins.
tration as President of the County
Board In the right way by investigat.
ing conditions at the county institu.
tons. That's the kind Of work the
people like.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-17

Charles F. Cooke has established
one Of the finest restaurants In Chica
60 at 8 La Sale street. It IL called
the Game Cock Inn and the table will
rank With any In the country for fine
cuisine and appointments. Probably
no restaurant In Chicago has such q
large assortment Of hne game In sea
son.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-17

John J. Bradley. the well known and
highly respected real estate man and
former Alderman. 10 looked upon BY
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-17

than Feb. 13. Primaries will be held
on Feb. 2S and the election will take
place on April 4.
~e~
Look up your aldermans record. See
II he deserves reelection next
spring.
Ticket scalpers should be driven out
Of Chicago.
Harry ]. Coleman. the we'll known
banker and real estate man would win
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-17

The Chicago Eagle numbers among
its subscribers the most influential,
most prosperous and most respected
men In Chicago.
u reaches nearly every man Of
standing In the community and oil
men who are moiders Of public opinion
or directors Of public affairs.
u 10 the guide. mentor and friend OF
every political leader Of every shade
Of opinion.
u 10 read BY Government, state,
County and city OFFICIALS.
u 10 read BY . big percentage Of the
legal fraternity. including bench and
bar.
u 10 the favorIts Of chieaso's lead.
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Il 10 read BY the Police Department.
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has never depended upon advertising
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lie own.