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THE OHIOjAlOO E-AJGH-iE
AFTER BAD MILK MEN,
Uncle Sam Will Put a Stop to the Adul
teration of Milk and Its
Products.
Conley, Is n succeaful tuul lilj;lilj- cs
tpoinuri cltlzvti.
FlvnEEBSEBEWl
p Hon. Max UbcrminU lins won com
tupuriatlon as a .Tustlcc.
C3T CHn WL I
Mot Complete and Attrnctbc Amusement and ltccrcstlou Park in America.
AN AVALANCHE OP NOVILTIE8
A WHIRLWIND OP SURPRISES
AN IDEAL OUTING PLACE
Mr. Thomas 1 Kcgloy is n cltlin
whom tlio people honor.
Mr. .TofKli 1. Junk In popular ns
cltl?cn nuil business mnn.
AROUND THE FIGURE 8.
Through the Udlan Villi, Trip to the Mlast, Down ths HelUr 8kMr, and Innumtrafele
Other Ptcaiiires-Notlilfii bat Putt.
jk.TD3AxmmxoTr
10 cents: Children. 5 cents. Sundays and Speetal Plcnle Days, 29 cents; Children, 10 cU
All North and West Side Surface Car direct or transfer. llaUted St. Line from South Side,
Northwestern and Metropolitan Elctatcd connect with trolley,
MILITARY laNI OOMMT (VERT AFTtRNOON ANB tVENINI. '
INIaTIONal OHTiOOR HaTBRU Mltr
LOCATED ON CHICAGO'S BOULEVARD SYSTEM
Mr. Androw J. Ornluin Is one 9 our
moHt successful bankers.
Mr. Austin .7. Doyle bus a grand rec
ord m ii citizen.
Process Butter, So-Called, Is Sold
Without Let or Hindrance for
the Genuine Article.
Mr. .ImIIub Schiller Is a cltlmi
w liom nil respect.
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Hon. Fred A. Busso Iwu made n
splemlhl otllclnl record.
Filth, Fat, Befuie, Garbage, Rancid Oil, Mag
gots, Decayed Axle Greaie Sold
for Food.
It Is a Good Thing that the Government
Intends to Stop These
Frauds. x
Have Our Aldermen Been Too Much Interested
In This Form of Graft to
Interfere ?
Vncle Sara Is nfter the crooked Chi
capo dairies.
Bad milk,
Adulterated milk,
Crooked milk, ' .
Has been dealt out to Chlcngoans
at high prices.
Had butter,
Itotten butter,
llonovnted butter "made out of axle
grease, ,
Its being sold all oer Chicago.
But the new Twleral law will wolk
quick vengeance on the crooks.
The following proclamation from the
Secretary of Agriculture Is to be fol
lowed by drastic measures to punish
the guilty:
Whereas, the Congress of the Uni
ted States by an act approved .Tune
:t. 1WJ. authoil.ed the Secretary f
Aarlcultute to establish staudauls of
purity for fowl products; and
Whereas, he was empowered by this
net to consult with the committee on
food 'standards of the Association of
Olllelnf Agricultural Chemists and
other eports in determining thesj.;
standards; and
AVherea". he has In accordance wMh
the provisions of the act availed hlm-H
elf of tlio counsel nud advice of these
experts and of the trade Interests
touching the products for which stand
nrds have been determined and has
reached certain conclusions based on
the general principles of examination
and conduct hereinafter mentioned:.
Therefore, I. James Wilson, Secre
tary of Agriculture, do hereby pio
claim and establish the following
standards for purity of "food products
together with their precedent deilnl
tlons as the otliclal standards of these
food products for the United States of
Atnerlen. .lAMKS WILSON.
It. MILK AN'D ITS I'KOMJCTS.
1. Milk (whole milk) is the lacteal
setYetlon obtained by the complete
milking of one or more healthy cows,
properly fed and kept, excluding that
obtained within II f teen days before
and live days after calving. , l
Standard milk Is milk containing not
less than twelve (12) per cent of total
holids and not less than eight and one
half (8.r) per cent of solids not far,
nor less than three and one-quarter
C1.2.") per cent of milk. fat. .
2. ltlendcd milk is milk modlfledMn
its composition so as to have a dellnlte
and slated percentage of ono or more
of its constituents.
.1. Skim milk Is milk from which n
part or nil of the cream has been re
moved. 4. Standard butter Is butter con
taining not less than eighty-two ami
live-tenths 2.o) per cent of butter
fat.
.". Henovatisl or process butter Is
the produit obtained by melting but
ter "and reworking, without tho addi
tion or me of chemicals or any sub
ftniuci except milk, cream, or salt.
How many Chicago dealers comply
with tlio above standards?
athletic circles, has opened n splendid
buffet lit Lincoln avenue and Lurrabee
stieet.
Inspector Nicholas Hunt is ouc of
our greatest policemen.
Hon. Miles Keboe la greatly rospoctr
od as a Justice.
Mr. Tom N. Donnelly Is a popular
business man.
The Fidelity Surety Deposit VnulU
are ably conductod by Mr. F, 0. llrou-
son.
non. James Iteddlck is a power In
Republican politics.
Hon. V. W. Wear made a fine rec
ord lu the Legislature.
Hon. Kdward A. Dicker Is a high
class lawyer.
Secretary John Datlie, of the W. J.
Moxley Company, would make a first
class Congressman.
Mr. George It. Walker holds a high
place as n legal advocate.
Mr. Charles C. liroyer Is head of a
great plumbing firm.
Hon. Charles V. Uunther linn mado a
grand name as an olllclal.
Hon. William II. Weber is a reliable
otliclal.
Hon. rhlllp Stclu Is a Judge of the
highest merit.
f
Mr. Alexander IT. ltevell is a mcr-
hunt of the highest standing.
Hon, Miles J. Dcvlne is a great law
yer nud a good cltlicn. ,
Mr. S. 1. Itevere is iopular In olllclal
life.
Mr. Tom Conley is a successful nnd
popular merchant tailor.
Justice Olaf I Sevcrson Is nn able
lawyer and Justice of the I'eacc.
Mr. Virgil M. Urn ml stands high In
the busiuosa world.
County Assessor Adam Wolf Is capa-1
ble and trustworthy.
non. Joseph T.. Flanagan has a fine
otliclal record.
Mr. John V. Clarke, the banker, Is a
most respected clXlzen.
Mr. Kdward II. I'etera Is a popular
Went Park Commissioner.
John Uiif-s, the popular Noith Side
grocer and butcher, is talked of for
City Treasurer.
Hon. VrcA W. Uphnm la a model cltl
cen and otliclal.
Hon. Chorion VTerno Is ono of tlio
Ixnt members of the Council.
Hon, M. K. Hum made a good record
In the Legislature.
Mr. John r. O'Malley is resptl In
all business circles.
Mr. Luther Laflln Mills Is a lawyer
of grand attainments.
Mr. John C. I'etzer Is a busln, man
w horn nil respect '
Hon. Charles F. Gunther.la highly
esteemed by all.
Hon. James II. Eckels Is a financier
of the highest standing.
The M. P. Byrne Contracting Com
pany is reliable and enterprising.
County Treasurer Hanberg fulfills all
that was hoped of him.
Joseph J. Duffy & Oo. are reliable
contractors.
Mr. A. 8. Hlbbard has rendered One
'service to tho public as manager of
the Chicago Telephone Company.
In the engineering world Hon. Ly
man K. Ooolcy stands high.
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HON. FLORUS D. MEACHAM,
8trongly Backed for Reflection to the Board of Review.
Spectacles and Eyeglasses My Specialty
For Accurate and Scientific Testing
of Eyes consult -: : -:
WM. R. UHLEMANIM, Optician
76 East Madison 8t.v 2d Floor.
Telephone Central ISO. Opera Class, field Ola, It.
Mr. William II. Lyford, of the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois.
Hon. B. A. Bckhart lias Uie respect
of the business world.
Hon. Adam Ortseifeu Is a cltlscu
whom nil respect.
Mr. William Legncr Is a good and
popular citizen.
One of our most popular bankers Is
Mr. Paul O. Stenaland.
Mr. Sydney Stein leads as a law
yor and master in chancery.
Mr. Kobert S. lies Is a lawyer of
commanding ability.
Alderman George K. Schmidt ably
represents tho Twenty-fourth Ward.
Mr. Joseph Theurer Is u lender In tbe
busluoss world.
Judge William 1'reutlss Is a lawyer
of lino ability.
Tho Itubbor Paint Company la ably
conducted by Mr. A. G. Cox.
Mr. James wTNye Is one of our most
successful liisurauco men.
Mr. George 8. Foster Is a lawyer of
ability and resourcefulness.
Mr. William J. Sutherland Is a most
successful detective.
Mr. Albert Graff Is an enterprising
and reliable contractor.
Hon. Cyril R. Jandus has a fine rec
ord as a legislator.
Mr. Charles L. Caswell, Jr., la a lead
ing member of the bar.
Mr. Lonls F. Altpeter Is one of our
most prosperous Jewelers.
non. Joel M. LongonecJter is a bright
and able lawyer.
Hon. Fred E. Coyne ably nils the
office of Postmaster.
Hon. Hempstead Washburne la a clt
lscu of high standing.
Hon. Q. J. Obott Is an excollent Jus
tice of the Poacc.
There la no more capable business
man than Mr. John T. Connery.
Hon. Peter Klolbassa Is one of the
city's best officials.
Mr. William Hale Thompson baa a
good record on the County Board.
Hon. Slgmund Zelsler Is a truly great
lawyer.
Hon. Thomas J. Webb makes an
Ideal public official.
non. John U. On ens is a high-class
lawyer.
The Cblcrfgo Tine & Trust Company
prospers under the able management
of Mr. Elbrldge G. Keith.
Hon. John Itlchardson stand high as
Justice of the Peace.
Hon. William E. Mason is unsurpass
ed an n legal advocate.
Mr. Leo Ernst 1ft one of tho groatewt
of Chicago brewers.
As fittornoy of tho Election Board,
Mr. W. W. Wboelock has made a fine
record.
Attorney Sidney Adlcr Is a lawyer
of high ability.
Mr. Ldutird Butler, uell known In
Mr. W. J. Moxley has a One rocord a
a successful merchant.
Mr. A. II. Hanson, nf the Illinois
Central, Is a most popular railroad
official.
Charlie Tanner, of tho well-known
mtrehunt tillering firm of Tanner cc
Paul Pohl Is the most extensive man
ufacturcr of welss beer In Chicago. 1
John P. and Francis O'Shaughneesy
are doing a big law buelnosM in the
Ashland Block.
iRndore H. lllincs ould make n
good Judge.
Hon. William Elsfcldt Is a popular
North Side business man.
Mr. J. J. Vanderbllt is an able and re
liable business man.
Mr. John F. Smulskl has made a
grand record as City Attorney.
The Wheeler' & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine Company Is ably managed by
Mr. George E. Caughey.
Hon Robert Redfleld highly estsctn-
ed a lawyer.
Mr. Frederick W. Alwart Is popular
as' merchant and citizen.
Mr. Fletcher Dobyns Is a rising and
deserving lawyer.
Mr. Francis M. Woods has won fame
as u scholar.
Mr. Fred I. Wllk la a successful and
popular bunker.
West Park Commissioner Frederick
Schultz Is a useful official.
There Is no more honored citizen
than Hon. George B. Swift.-
r
Mr. Henry E. Weaver would make a
good Mayor.
GETTING A HEAD
Arthur's Stylish 52 Hats
ARK JUST RIGHT
IN STYLE AND QUALITY
New Fall & Winter Blocks
ARK HIRI NOW
AND ONLY $2.00
ARTHUR FEILCHENFELD
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FISCHER BUILDINQ, 81-83 EAST VAN BUREN ST.
FOR PICNICS, FESTIVALS,. ETC.
H. JAMES KOLZE'S
FINE ELECTRIC PARK
AND HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
Cor. Irving Park Boulevard and N. W. 64th Street
CHICAGO
Tanner & Conley, the popular tail
ors, are doing a great business.
One of the leaders of the Chicago bar
Is Mr. John P. McGoorty.
Mr. Blrcrr Oslnnd Is a business man
of the highest standing.
Hon. Edward T. Clennon is an able
and versatile lawyer.
Hon. Zlna It. Carter Is one of our
most valued citizens.
Mr. Charles H. wacker Is a loader In
the commercial world.
Mr. Theodore Oenno Is n most repre
sentative Chlcagoan.
Meters. .Taqkson & Corbett are relia
ble and enterprising contractors.
Hon. Clayton V. Crafts Is a lawyer
of great ability.
Hon, James M, Doyle 1b nu Ideal
Justice of tlio Peace.
Mr. Stlllmau B. Jnmleson has a fine
u com! ii8 a lawyer.
Mr. A. J. Graham Is a popular and
it'liiililu bunker.
Mr. Kdward H. Peters Is honored as
t pnbllc spirited citizen.
One of our most popular citizens U
TELEPHONES NORTH 725 AND 726
OSCAR P. MAYER & BRO.
PACKERS AND
PROVISION DEALERS
MANUFACTURERS OF
FINE SAUSAGE
WESTPHALIAIM HAMS A SPECIALTY
285, 287, 289 and 291 Sedgwick Street
COR. BEETHOVEN PLACE
:BTJY:
MOXLEY'S
BUTTERINE
Pure, Nutritious
Appetizing-
There Is But One BEST.
No Tabli Should Bo Without It.
AT ALL FIRST-CLASS GROCERS.
OEORQB W. JACKSON,
PtmMmI.
JOHN J. CORBETT,
VlcfPrii. Ml Trtu.
JOHN T. FANNING,
Oen.Mir.
JAMES J.URABAM,
Stcntirjr,
JACKSON & CORBETT
BRIDGE AND STEEL WORKS
1 132-1 140 Rookery Bldg.
CHICAGO.
General Contractors, Bridie Building Corporation Work of
Every Description.
TELEPHONES Automatic 3141; Automatic 3560; Automatic 8444;
Harrison 2AK.
PETER REINBERG
Wholesale Florist
GREENHOUSES: SVMMERDALE, ILL,
Salesroom: SI Wabash Ave,, Chicago
Telephone, 2846 Central
'M , I UU UIIMJI 1
I make Real Estate Loans at 4, 5, 6
and 7 on Chicago Property. Don't
Advertise to make loans without a com
mission, but have the capital on hand
and will loan it on Real Estate.
T. C. LAUCHLIN
1415 Title and Trust Building
m TELEPHONE, CENTRAL 2BM
JOSEPH F. MAMMOSER
Notary Public
REAL ESTATE
2215-17 Wentworth Avenue
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