The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1905, Page 3

wrneny oe samen a — — JEROME DECLARES HE IS SURE HE WILL WIN ara ee ~ $59,876.43, pe i oesteeeeenenmmemenemeniommemmmmmmmneammeeeennieenmnnceen = : | Enormous Crowd in Har- | CRIMINALS WHOSE “PULL” TR pes pace eae Sample Sale $8, $10, $12 4.% | A GREAT } fil [ for SO] ( FAILED WITH MR. JEROME, Acglth a third ave. perverted Child 9 C t waa av fav hae “ve” failed with Mr. Jerome, though some Fes? dale any et liaren § 0a S, The Entire Clothing Stock of fants convicted and sentenced Mclntvre, Lippman & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Bought at 47, cts. onthe Dollar, Will Will oiler same Al Adams, policy king. toy riton were Warm, dressy coats for school and chic pre ee fae ae AT ONE-HALF OFF lem Hears Him Flay | Murphy Again. OSBORNE “GEN1I.é JIM.” Another Bedell Celebration for Stylish Little Misses, HORGE BE. MILLS, f Monk Bastman, thug—Ten years, hs bribe Assistant Distrioteatoorney James S, Alderdice—Forgery, eighteen years. Garvin to quash dndictments against Rober: C, Mower, He was sentenced Edward M. Horlan, fence—Two and a half years. to.one veur and alx months Richard Canfleld, gambler—Closed up. JACOB M. BIRNBAUM, who secured | Judginent {nan wectd District-Attomney Asks Hearers “Bob” Ammon, crooked lawyer, Puente oon widow ba whe ied and street wear, The largest McIntyre, Lippman @ Co, Prices. turn over to her th . Not to Confuse His Issues David Rothschild, bank wrecker, | He'wvas sentenced t6 Tat ay ee collection we have ever shown in| | aisciaiaae 4 a CLEANING THE BAR, hi { i } — this one tremendous sale, 30,00, 35,00 Men's Suits—High | 30.00 and 35.00 Men's Winter H Py tte CONLON, for Mnred (dh opri- ¢ JEROME'S RECORD SHOWS 3 grade tailored, hand made, none bet Overcoats—1005 Overcoats, black Dashing Cadet Hhodels, iP} ters all Imported frieze, Oxford beaver, English kersey, woollens, ‘The latest royal ineltons, fancy Pretty Cape Models ‘[[rovatie, for tscs iy 5 OOF] Sete be ons aa. 5 00 A | lock, double breasted, %. with Mayoralty. ‘JEROME'S LIGHT WHITE. ARTHUR N,HARRIS, for preparing |a false affiday Mayne. tn an action centro H fn the 8 ipreme Court the case involved Yob Hedges Tells Multitude How taped to thces motths. Nak a Appropriate to ta full silk lined, double Stylish Empire Models, ] | y34, sists breates A ale ae Naa Extensive lines of English Kereys emer ees! \ warmers eenererie treemememen ems” Military Cloths and soft Cheviots, Trim = —— F Ta » Has own use $28, which voll from Red Glare of bniely 5 or aniad the Farmers loan na t com mings of velvets, braids, tailored straps, i 00 and 20. 00 Men! 8 Suits 20,00 and 25,00 Men's Over« Been Extinguished. | ' * * ' | Paentenad tl het oils. embroidered emblems and stan. FE: ancy worsteds, black vicuna, | coats—lrish frieze, English Meltoa, g Promises Made in His Campaign of Four Years "Wise". tarment wah arch warm wintry inne. a ‘ ' ———— | fa'se deeds to property owned hi $3, $10, and $f2 Values To-morrow 34,98) at plaids, fancy tints, Frsnch kersey,beaver, HT up to date, satin 00) vicuna, whipeord .00 lined, doubled and covert cloth, silk and single breasted, hair | satin lined; 42 to 5! inches asic] AAD : cloth front...... pened, UOT , William Travers Jerome marched like Ago Faithfully Carried Out—Gambling ete aie ry PD orvan ene: cnnve an army with banners into the heart vioted of forgery and se sed to eigh- of Abe Uruber’s Own, up Harlem way, Gone, with Red Lights and “SONN AW WOOTEN converted to | “test night. The folk in the Twenty-first i M wich David Rotlischiid, Not enly ore these coats he mort stylith shown in New York—the i toh David Rothechild. I —they are equally SS Assembly District took very kindly 1 Bank wrecker, had given | the doctrine he preaches, A good while Open Blackmail. apron Va ond ie wer ear al the little ones, rn 12.80 and 18.09 A Mabla Fulte— 11 10.80 ahd 15,00 Men's Overs Gatos (ie DUTCH ACoRIay arrived ihe aan x was eanvie ed of Jarceny and gene Seote wee ancy tr falland Winter Sic hd to those Gis Aosta ed ARIDIES fag see at COR ac OLE GO eee ALE AT NEW YORK STORE ONLY. worsted, black melton; 50) black Oxford, tan, fancy 50 Hall, on One Hundred and Sixteenth William Travers Jerome has made good, The records of the Dis wae ate Pe yet Ban b ant | be aE ated Hse Irish feline in L) street, near Eighth avenue, because al-! trio¢attorneyy’s office since he took charge !n January, 1902, prove tt. tlea of the Supreme . conapin Ai oade {OF 1903 eeeee inches tone, The promises he made in the whirlwind campaign preceding his | 4),c2nnection With the Morse: Dodge FULTON rene eae! Lesa ree irnentoree ready men and women were packe y as kitted mackerel in the bulld- tng, and the only standing room left}election have been carried out with a faithfulness that forces the our | Pate Ghee Mane gineeee STREET |] 15,00 and 20.00 Raincoats, 7.50 and 10.00, Was en the toes of other persons, to believe that, if re-elected, hie will carry out those he {s making now. tlon of pertum In gonnestion with "Bp 30.00 Tuxedo Suits, Satin Lined, 15.00, The late comers «reanized an over-| Jn the four years he has been in office Mr, Jerome has been unre- ae ayy A “SPRINT, 9 15.00 Belt Coats, Satin Lined, 5.00, Mow meeting downstairs in the streets) oting in his war on graft, on vice, on public gambling, No pull has / same three charges as those aga where they turned up thelr superfluous TaGhaAStTsah | Hummel | Lg om —_ om OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P.M, enthusiasm cheering when those within| “Vailed to save those who under the system of rotection” had grown) samt 1. FRRGUSON, grand lar Laide ; " lrich and strong and insolent. i ' Mn My pau ar mun ceke o en Minutes of Cheere. . Tae 2] p> ” mixed up wih raueon ‘out : Mr, Jerome apoke about twenty cnt OME THINGS AC COMP LISA ED r ? nie [Nat About to be te ed for @ —— Tailor Shops: 110 Fifth Ave, ———y “ M utes. Tho applause stretched his spe Canfield has been driven from New York, Al Adams has served his end conaplinty alae i ‘ Vy * of the east side has been extinguished. | ac wel ay a lawyer, being y of he gt {term in Sing Sing. The “red light out ten minutes long Afte . sath. hae inionad #0 ; ed ‘ the Republican County Comm HAND-FINISHED is a Pool ty ue J, ‘ ses a katara re The Lge combine has retired from the fray. The straw bondsman ALL CRIMINAL® ALIKE, value tan Rlisans N W PL 4 255 BROADWAY, Opposite Post-Office. pe al i Bed He ‘has been driven to cover, feldlaleles Ak nh y P. \ ana ie inact “ip a 4 Me The “crooked lawyer" has found a relentless enemy in the District- po Bie ‘ ee Anger’ Indietment Hea wie ytd He and the band—the best band that Jer- ane fae es ; . a itmos clothes. Hand*wroug w ‘ome has had at any of his meetings vet| Attorney, as has the “quack doctor.” From the records, The Evening contempt for “ero ke ian ser ln elie Rintercail bead WHAT E al mediey which did] world to-day presents the list of his achievements—the strongest appeal practice has been to p DO; played a nat here , work throughout where Rot Include “Tammany.” . -election of Willlam Travers Jerome, Jof that sor: with unrelenting p rf ) hat could be made for the re: | Jerome sata, for one thing, that ne} *8 Hoe ere HRMSHiFe, Dhaveey! VIM GONTEBLTALG Gt cenetétlonn Joctne| Rid sin several exes he hax pr possible and cesirable, we sell clothing for Ladies, was absalutely sure of winning; that | ind Van Wyekism held the city fast |dlctments 48.9 per cent, In 1904 the In-| on terme al frlenuenip That is why: the tnand Boy 0 Furs | PN the voters of New York had enoust ‘clutches, Graft, after a four|dictments were 4,022, the convictions! Years. In im he has had . and Fur Coats on Credit | Ae : ne) en 2466, { can searti¢mt support of the aBr 4 eense to vote aplit tickets; and tha ebauch, had grinped every | 408, And the ratio 6181 per cent arcien Atte hury ¥ ; 1 Ke alent gener a When Jerome took office there were) ‘0! e trust you on your he wae glad to ge vines the ele tn | artery f muniolpal governmen V sl 1 Ss wat of indictments. At the BARI servantl uf of ida bel » Avg ° promise, | fan Independent from skin to care, with Fo term pakt tribute to somebody [end of Ais frat vear this was cu i jo are pi ke no Pa tag tied An flay aa) pave | oh eteey Civcter te ceateacsih CHMmnbIays dow to 48D; at the end of 1m8 it wan | for receiving atolen gncda, han been re ) stem Clnthes We sill goods a) we repre | ; } 1 no party | who had power to protect It ‘9, At the end of 104 it was a% | Banded aa an immense boon by me sent or your money re* device over his name on the ballot. | igugned at the law, They dd as they | 3 nes the number has been us low | Chants $n the wholesale diy goods dis funded, His chief theme, as usual, was boss Ned. e east side, the home of 1“ tenem Porat, Seam not only keeps LUMEN gt iea Tey at the Lambert Stores We sell on easy terms at “dl ie tt Th t dwellers, was {nfested with | [he Pim An honest policeman was | 5, sgularly, Dut Jed off the force if he dared to|the innocent pei f the courte runnin dance’ in the clty., But tor. the Lg ves Rpeedy justice a | uve crooked employees of look so well, And they ods merchants many thefts of sam under |ndletmant, | Tete goods would nave been impossible. wear as well as they Cash prices, We keep your clothes In fam. Now It's “Gentle Jim’ He quit calling Osborne “Poor Jim” | anal o light’ | Woo. in w large majority of cases, ti enforce the law against a “red light 6 a, te | a! * - a repair for o and babeled him with another name,| kant Veoked Up in the Tombs pending ts ‘bhi he non ey Wa, aper ts ne power. look. al thir ne year free “Gentle Jim.’ ‘The crowd took kindly the be é } ¢ He was. ced t ears ‘Them."’ The ball-bon of His of- | from State's prison. was sentenced he Map Who Weors Them. t to references to ‘Gentle Jim | HI6 PROMI@ES MADE, "waa feorganized by Jerome, and | £0, '69 anda RUE TIA tention "i Suits or Coats from $10.00 Up, Towant the close of his speech aman| Jerome promised to, extinguish . ‘aw bondgmen eliminated. Formerly! Jero n at ‘4 ' tn the crowd yelled, “How about the] red. liphte, ‘rush. the. cadet aywtem, {Wien the, shacift tHled to collect. an a clnes of offenders Wi In previous ad. He lee WHAT WE red flag?” 6 the gamblers feel the weight of thie, In the. pist three yeas |oMfice were seldom interfered with A Special Showing of DON’TDO Replying, Mr. Jerome sald he must law, gnd if possible find "John }not a single fake bond has been take 1} LOR ag erenoere phtts os satsiness Suits and Overco: 3 Geclise to commingle the moral jasue | Doe,” the man who exacted vast tribute /and colle Mone on forfeitures hav Protenees Ohad. then fall, hove | We don't ask for any vee 21at he had raised with the question of| from tho lawbreakers of every sort. In| Orit ting “allowed tue District | #ands of such cases have been called $25.00 references or security to hie attention aince he won office, and from your landlord or Siipiaa: Mladen feet ‘ oh oo campaign he " partisan politics which focussed about} one speech of the 1901 campaign Attorney's office, 4 laboring for an amendment to the the Mayoralty race, sald ; vhich will c debt: |v 1 expect to keep atter John Dov, | STRAW BAIL GONE gery Se ie bntee tein aes employer, We make no Inquiries Brand 39 and 41 Cortlandt Street. ©. N. Bovee, who was one of Abe bl h ais} Gruder's delegates to the Ropudlican| FOU have Mr. Croker aa being at the lugiy Ganppenred. Kevorua, whiel fan |"? vee emyiy was one ofithia class {f Clothes Also at from your neighbors County Convention, which declined to| Nad of the whole business, and YOU | without interruption many y being | of “business men.” He received $50,000 hings, Bole Agent, New Haven or friends, You'll find it on the sole of THE BA nominate Jerome, called the meeting | '#¥e that bunoh of Sexton, Carroll, f ty of city | under false otatements as to his credit, We do not ask you to ‘ f : : a - | Farrell, Devery and Van Wyck, I aay |} completely uprooted | sipped his stock of goods out West prove your honesty, SHOE, It’s our standard of quality, A guar- to order. He rather intimated th i lea 0 order. He rather {ntimated that some antee to you that THE BATES SHOE pos- sesses the samy quality of leather, fineness, finish and exclusive style that is only to be We make no deliveries, We give you the goods along When you make }' the purchase and pay ‘ Phe fight was a long one and only inten i eae i of his party In the neighborhood hag | MF: Croker ts over the whole thing, but | ended faat nummer, wien Jerome sent | Aue then alled’. He was Indicted, decided to quit eating out of Gruber's I name those five men together— come and Pr} and one month. hand roll, Sexton, Devery, Frank Fa ety aie dav, |.,OM@ promise made by Jerome in the a Kelly one day, | gt campnign wag this: ell, {him and confess, another, “Honest John Job Hedges, the townshi og | She head of the gambling combine, and} tou" ‘Ludlum the next, other eam: | 1 Pe es malnen lav 1 Bal det ae the myn Amemly DALE} Van Wyek,’ bling Kings coming In thetr turn, Joon! ambnged and it that le done the. Dine “MN PR 10 DATE CREDIT STORE.” the first deposit, had in shoes. that cost $5 or more. THE COMO UOW to help tee eset | ‘The identity of John Doe has never| ely and Frank Farrell were out Of triot-Attorney and tne, nolice together ih gi haa res ; . U BATES SHOE, $3. } a NOI) Eis Bie been legally established but of the alx{toWn.. but furniture | vans prompil® | can put aa end to blackmall.” oath, ot sagarance thi Ladies’ Suits, All Styles, $10 Up, The “heand! e sole of THE BATES long, Hedges was the next sp s moved faro tables, rou! Jerome kept his promise, He did try . ried y ; The “brand? on the sole of > BATES He tm a short and pudgy hie, | teat powers named by Jerome in 19 tthe other furnishings from thelr houses, | manfully to have the Raines law amend- Wit 8, partect ‘f reas ee hort and pudgy, plump, pickle- | not even one has a remnant of fervor |completely dismantling them. ey te aL tesewe te tne Lomacl A Your fg ica and sera! I SHOE should be foremost in your mind. es on Dees fans | eure, were tuo powserul and TA artorte For we have stepped aside from the dead ant hunt for}, Jerome broke th were unavailing His battle cry was: eer, “Amend the Raines law or enforce aw shaped man, and his style of t é » and yle of platform | to-day, Jerome's inc y ‘ delivery is 1 or less reminiscent of | Jonn Doe the first two years he was in bling house Industry ard Canfeld and his ma manufacturer and gath- level of the avera CLOTHING CO,, Hughey Dov y in his best days ' j est days; |omice eliminated every one of the #ix|"Dave” Bucklin, pleaded guilty to In- ’ Ma Aa but Job's a live wire when it comes to} as a factor in the affairs of the city, jdictments against them, Each was one stage of bik fight on the rt ered liberally from the genius of the best touching oft snappy eplgrams, No} Jerome promised he would make his |Aned 3h t club against the qoeinet, hieeie trom: '® BrouD Caats. Wa a 224 34 Aves bet. 123d and 124th. |ff shioemakers ii the work, ‘That is why our shoes speaker in this campaign has driven | jome ia the heart of the east side. | piers in Dowling law, which h vines by hie declaration Siwave trying tod 884 Columbus Aves bet. 103d & 104th, | are nearly perfect in construction, and, as manufac home more tacks with ‘eads and polnts | He kept his word. First he lived at No, | not hrien the Teelslature and which} “I am advorating An amendment C0 oor iar oth emt | OPN BVENINGS, turers and distributers of our produet, we Fn give ad *y 4 4 i nables him to question any patron of a} the law permitting the sale of liquors |f ‘p, k ; cmenaainees itd S SHOE for $3. 4 them than Hedges worked off in|% Rugers ireet, Now his home is af | entvies Binh th Muay Tn ie he did of |on Sundays, between the hours of 1 nue wee) you a §§ quality in THE Aiea Pee Rie aad fifteen minutes, No. 3, and more than 10,000 east siders}saw in the resort. It this law) P. M. and 11 P.M. I am met with the Ask your dealer for 7 NM 192, oo | which caused Canfield to piead guilty} objection by Christians that ‘selling hasn't got them tell him to get you a pair, He can do it in 30 minutes, The brand on the sole will protect you. Look for It One Near You White Light for Red, habia ‘iy aed RR a res. |to save his arjatocratic patrons from |liquor on Sundays I* against the law business, His mere prose: = the humillation of a public confession. |of God.’ I concede that the command dent of that section Hfted innumerable | Notable convictions by Jerome are|is to keep the Sabbath day holy, and |For vile Here are some samples of what Mr. Hedges sald - : burdens from the oppressed people—his|many. The conviction of Sam Parks | that selling rum on Sunday is not keop-|H net, thie ‘ Jerome has substituted the white helghbors, The cadet system has yan-|not only rid fhe labor unions and bulld-| ing it holy. But the statute whica moat pop ror Agent Ught for the red one. ished, Th d Nights have gone. Ing trados of its most vicious grafter| seeks to prohibit ite sale on that day $12. "Jerome can sleep with the light out. | Sree The red lish P DUE FPP penbenial, Wirech, Upon Bilt 18, DaeTee Its of the Raines B ‘ ¥ of other i . grades of agrafters. Philip Welnseimer. legusting results of th t There's a lot of others in this town | JUSTICE [8 SWIFT A cheap imitator of Parks, was also|inw are known to everybody. It pro- Jf. DATES 0. @frald to go to bed tn the dark, In the conduct of the routine affairs | convicted, hibits the sale of all liquors on ge "I never saw so many nervous people| of his office, Jerome hag done many | ULL BID NOT SAVE. day oxcset Madey pr cent of. tne New York &s there are in New York now; and not | Uiings. Under the old rule the time ‘Thugiom got a severe block by the} saloons outside the ‘business district & one of them will vote for Jerome between the Indictment of @ prisoner |conviction of “MONK” RASTMAN, the keep open,” Under] most dangero ng leader in the] jot) political parties, he declared, West ial dicho Near 7th Ave. “Jeromo is one of the few who believe | and his trial averaged a month. BO ie ates tan bane He tin hrnes that when & man takes an office and|Jerome the average has been reduced | {Uy once ee een ee Recta comaicied. uoon |B Scene th of the ei ‘(ure of the season and: well ATS takes the oath of office he shouldn't|to six days, Aside from the saving thie] After a long career of Immunity from | the ‘statute books he Invtsted upon ite TO MEASURE, take anything but the oath and the of-| means to the county on the mainten-|the law, Aly ADAMS, king of the pol-| vigorous enforcement, He met with op-|§ } fl : " 2 ener “i foy sharks, was convicted by Jerome from every quarter, ¢ L [ fee anco of prisoners, fewer miscarriages | ily tetvad' tas sentence in Sing Sing. | yun’ ane verand wuries showed a |B will appeal ouc eds, “I Jerome ts re-clecte’, and you|of justice result. Valuable witness Col, “BOR? AMMON, the lawyer] strong disinclination to indict for exetme |B rene, Sov, | think you are entitled to somevring | have not the time to disappear, They} whose fertile brain hatched many | violations, In 1902, out of forty fair popular, Surtout ‘ Like design, only t r f . the credu-| cases presented, thirty-one were din without working for it, you'd better | &re not so often ars Ac ze PY | foe publle out of huge, sums, was con: ty the Grand Jumy, In 108 the @arry cash ball with you. friends or agents of the accused, vioted for his connection with the Mil-|Grand Jury threw out one hundred “The District Attorney's oflce marks In cynerete form the oMeial records of} jer 5) per cent, got-rich-quick bubble, | and thirty-one cases out of one hundred ‘ ! co show the benefits of this aya-| Many Business men of wealth whol and fifty-eight presented, ‘There was Lie ldots verpaea tapdlbsg:tn fea ie dee ei hie i ig ed upon gM associates have been | no obange in the attitude of the Grand schemes for swind! & nf prey It's getting fashionable in polities to | (®™ 10 1890 the number of Indictments) PAYS: Neth aince Jerome took| Jury toward these prosecutions in 1904 bo virtuous; 1's « mark of popularity | “sposed of was 407, the convictions} Smo, DA a OTMSCHULD, the Out of two, hundred and. twent . 123rd Street and 3rd Avenue. to live decent, For example—Roose+ volt, Folk, Jerome. iT the SOHO ADE blackmafiing of Question of Honesty. kee police, Blackmail tas not “Beating Jerome will take the premium pore, Oy y y oft of honesty. THE JEROME SITUATION—HONEST PEOPLE VS. CROOKS, been wholly Fouliterated by any me “Jerome Is a very simple man—doesn't : Pex Pl bebo Gating a i ‘ tom of gollecting protection money dur- know how to stoal—just go || of one very. i his Woh and ray Ati SAKE al all the crooks and criminals of every k: the extent of evil to-day is admitted to be inconsequential, borne says Jerome never convicted have 4 goed chanes of The elimination of the gambling bow anybody. He'd better not take a cau- has been another jmportant factor ti @us on that proposition in Sing Sing + dai opportunities tor poliee black- ma or Auburn." | r Perkins Offered $15,000 f Jerome got the usval reo agers will only let'—(Let who? Let the | foot, and they would take that ringer is Offere , for Ship. r Skably ke nt 5 ption when | iriocas?) "it Mr, Jerome's managers | around and get all the purses. At “ne | BERLIN, Nov, &—George W, Perkins itis ume poate ae came, at 845 o'clook, the band al- Ne “!- | will only let ME know what hail or va-| (ack (the old nag was Maud 8,, a Co, ed or most blowing Its brains out with ita] Will omy We te Hughteonth District @uolner Dexter, ] of J. P. Morgan & Co,, offered the North from #120, Ralnes law, he one of ita moat yi SPECIALS FRIDAY SATURDAY MEN'S i: OUND = 10" MEN GUERCOATS: Ml $4 39 for §9 Patent Couch Beda, like design, used as couch or large bed; strong, bronzed malleable iron frame, “Corres Draus for Men and women.” National wire springs, compl 5O WHNT BATH 8 with bolster and mattre a 1. Beh and Bid | nts. , covered in fancy denim, Limited se at popular prices rd re tith Mail ad PAUL MISCH, ‘wn brass horns, and every person in " a Livya Ci 515,000 they would Ike to use (his week, 1 will| "How do We know this mon on the|(@rman Livyd Company $15,000 for a Going to Colorado to cure , . T the, noune standing cumon, chalrm and | see that it is turned over to platfonn — reading the typewritten | steamer to take him away from Russia, Bend for Mustrated catalogue, WA | CH ES (Guarantesd for Ono § i) Phooping for ail he or she was wortn, | they will not be charged any rent for ft’ /Apeechen 14. McGowan? Has anwoody | The onty wtp available us the steamer near gen ee ! qfeemed mighilly pleaved with his | "did ever a men put his foot into it] Identified, hint. The. delegaten. don't i LIBERAL CREDIT GI Nl Boys’ and Children’s Suits and Overcoats at | welcome, every time he epens hie mouth as that| kur lon't knows fhe diatriot| Darmstadt. ' ARS ATW, As he stood walting ‘for a chance ty | faliownt it Mt. were not. tha th es Know, Yet he might be “ ‘ 1 dealn, ie resemblance to President | things trifle with our Mey Mr, Manpay after election migit LEE Sie Bod AVE tae | Roosevelt was markod. The gleam be-|woult be a farce comedy. y | slip any he Bianeed on Gree ood Geeye Wane. The Tasca os | TT, Liquozone Free. If you need Liquozone, and have tind the oyeglasses, undor the elo jaw undersho the teeth showing | play ever put on. the fot by) Whether It was McGowan or Kipsen, th {he famous Danian piyacian, hehe, the |half aw funny as the Poo y | not. n't know whet! : iy et ros Ui ea f 0 prite- | going through hie pace | been A minister or @ Merenar, WEAK EYES Vintet se v5 ace vant vapoted’ | Sur’ treatment. can eturer selling | ‘The only monn ‘winner In a bene! all there, |equal it in @ny variety show in the) «7p haa been mixing drinks a 2) nev : Veaettiviintandilidstansi i country, Any manager could take it a at Hinson Violet i y » never tried it, please send us your wile peices, | Murphy Landlords’ Master, around through the vrevinces and make nat “ne fond LSS, fem pat ad Directly due to matte, name and @ disease with which! x mir while t0 if 6 got down to his Knitting good fash] a fortune, Ht is vou, and 1. American) tion of Democratte freedom that we COFFEE in many cases, ou are suffering, We will then mail ee Te eile vor rede THE FINAL (PINK) EDI in when i reached tie point where ie ruled by this) can't tell whether the man we elect ls Think not? jyou an order on a local druggist for | Ing, cleaning repairing and t TION of The Ev ning World, Murphy comes under discussion, Hi profoundly | the man who. ia put in offee or not, MJ described how hls campaign managers] Serious thing that we should have our) without some mea! 4 full-size bottle, and will pay the hag been unable io hres atl, oF anvae | Off letated by such a man Me Gowan maybe yt & ene han Try POSTUM FOOD | \ |druggist ourselves for tt, This is our} | on eale everywhere, containe Cemplete Charts of the Day's GUTLOHN FUR CO., re, oF oven to, areas enece, CoE Sian one About McGowan, ag! Ho is @ perfect Miustration of HC mea’ aireatment. It \free gift, made to convince you; to “ rphy's home district: “The mews: Ncdpwan, eanidare tor Preste| AN) theolih Harlem Jaat, niet cart- COFFEE teats grit may ° Let Ute ae trades you What 7101 Hirowdwas, ear 10th SI.) | Racing and the Results of Allt hed. Jerome ‘it can do, In justice to yourself, { the Day's Sports, ie published this fact, he sald, and] dem: of the Bovrd of Aldermen, "Where | tall oratora prenc! ah ge anewered it. McGowan? Wig was McGowan? | pathetle congo one, Ty pA et 0 atta please accept It to-day, for it places uu Me, Mi ieGowan? Whi ry to burn red Rod and pot oe Eran (YO! Under no obligations whatever, SUNDAY WORLD WANTS The Liquozone Company, _ WORK MONDAY WONDERS.| 455-464 Wabash Ay., Chicago,