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ARE YOU THINKING

SUMNER NzCKWEAR. FRANC, cor. 9TH and D SITS.
ARE You THINKING
OF having a suit made to order2 Call and ex-
amino the material we are making up for $50
and S25 a suit. EIsEMAS Bros, 7tL and f.
3-QUART Gem ice cream freezer, Sl65
Z" - l95.
Adjustable window screens. 25c
gallons very best yapOr fluid 75c.
j. W. SCHAEFER K BRo,
China and Glass,
1920 eth street NV
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ALL CARPETS camphorated and made moth
proof Free of Charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
Works, 63l-63j Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1852
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GRAN. SUGAR, SIC. F. E. ALrEMUs, 14lO P st.

blue LILIES" and Pearl of Savoy" the
latest, most lasting and fragrant perfumes.
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DELIGHTED WITH II

How peacefully baby sleeps since Won began
to use Crown Baby Powder and discarded the
crude and improper articles you were using for
Chatting. Fifteen cents per box.
MERITS DIUG STORE, 1914 F st.
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THE Best AND PUREsT BEER in the market is
Heurichs extra pale" lager The ARLINGTON
BoTTLISd Co. Telephone 634-3
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PROTECT Your LIVES AND PROPERTY by using
Vulcan fre-proof paint and lightning rods.
{. Fen KEYS, GIG T ST. NV
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ASK ANY DRuoGIsT in the city and he will tell
you that "Bromodine'' Is the most effective
headache remedy in the world 25c. per box
AdSl
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4Ox1D5.

WoOdwOrth's Blue Lilies and Pearl of
Savoy" will satisfy the requirements of re-
lined taste m27-2t
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GKoCERs ATTENTION! Buy your teas, coffees
and spices of JOHNSTON Bios Il Co., the whole
sale dealers. Glib New York avenue
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Sensible PeoDIe


Know good thing when they see it. Washing
tonians noted for their excellent judgment
Notice the large number that appreciate the
beauty and availability of Riverdale Park and
invest Immediately. If you have not seen this
place by all means go with Mr.. Danenhower
and be shown the prettiest piece of property
near Washington. Short ride. Complimentary
tickets to be had at b. & o. depot for u: 10 and
o'clock special trains any day this week. 1t
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You Can buy so good Cigars for 75c SMITHS
Cigar Store, 4th and q SITS. NV m22-6t*
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The New Screen Wire Frames? Also Wire
Screen Doors. mortised. tenoned and glued
Same price you pay for common DOORS At l..
II. HOPKINS, 939 st. NV. m24-s,tu&th 3t+
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and see our stock; We are closing them out at
cost. ". III. HOEKE.
sol Market gpace
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Buy a Machine with Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. and notice
how its rotary motion. silent and positive, con-
trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action
of shuttle machines. Office 437 9Th NV
m22-3m WHEELER IL WILSON Mig. Co
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Leather and Silk Belts of fine finish from
25c. to $3.50. At ToPHAM's Trunk and Harness
1921 Penna. ave. NV. m24-eO6t
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G. A. SUrTs. E1sEMAx Bios, 9TH and f
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DEDICATION OF GARFIELD MoxuMrxr.-On
account of the dedication Of the CARTEL "a mon
ument At Cleveland. Dino. Friday. Nav so. the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell round-trip
nckeis May -. good gong 29tl and 3Oth and
good 20 return until June 2 at the rate of SI4 IS
for the round trip. Tickets on sale at 6i9 ana
1851 Pennsylvania avenue and at Baltimore and
Ohio depot
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DR. LIGHTHILL
For Thirty Years Specialist
For the euro Of Catarrh, Deafness. Asthma
And diseases Of tho
Throat. Ear and Lungs.
Can be daily consulted from An to l2m.
and from } to ) p.mat
No lol7 18TH ST. NV.
Herdics pass the door, m9-lm
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND FANCY ARTICLES At
AucTIOS.-Thos. Bowling will sell tomorrow nj
~ clock at his auction rooms a large stock of
Chemicals. drugs and fancy articles in lots To
SUIT the trade and private buyers. Several
nne silver mOunted show cases. &c
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Have X0n Seen

Try HungerfOrd's Golden Rod" Flour
and have white bread 9th and o sts n w. co. r
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100 Fl. BDs.. SL15 LIBBEY. BITTISGER x MILLER
TRY CASE OF HEURICH's extra pale"
lager. The ARLINGTON BoTTLING Co.,
9th and h SITS. NV.
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HNHE EOLIAN.

DO you fully realize what we agree TO do, II
you have never had a musical education and
have not the 81 ghtest ability as a performer,
with one weeks practice you can play the most
difhcult piece of music ever written.
Come and hear the EOLIAN. Visitors will
receive polite attention at
E. F. DRooPs. 925 Penna ave,
Sole Agent for Steinway and other First-class
Pianos and Organs. apo-om
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Star SnripU Wafae

Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot
ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAM'l
Z. PALMER Agent. ja25-s, tu thl50t
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CHILDRES's SUITS FOR 81
And they are beauties. Call and see them.
EIsEMAS Bros, It'll and f.
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LECTURES.

4 'ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY ECTURES.-THE PUB-
- lie lectures this week at the Catholic University
OF America VIII be the of the course on the
brain by Joseph I. O'Connor, NJ d., of New York
and will be upon the following suit ects:
~ Wednesday, May 2S.-Aerve-Fibers and Brain
Tracks.
FRIDAY, May 30..The Brain-A xIs and Cerebellum
Eoth lectures will be illustrated with the Sereurti
con- Admission tree All friends of University etlu-
cation invited. Lectures begin al 40 IN 1t
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That TIRED FEELING

l. HAT l. IRED Il EELING
Prevails with its most enervating and dscouraging
effect in spring and early summer when the days grow
warmer and the tonng effect of the cold air is gone
Hoods Sarsaparilla speedily overcomes that tired
feeling" whether caused by change of climate season
or life by overwork illness, and imparts that feel
ing of strength and selfconfdence which is comfort
ing and satisfying. 1t also cures sick headache
biliousness, indigestion and dyspepsia.
NERVOUS HEADACHE
Early last spring was very much run down, had
nervous headache, felt miserable and all that I am
very much benefited by Hoods Sarsaparilla and
recommended it to my friends" Mrs. ]. NJ. TAYLOR,
l1l9 Euclid avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-27

The LARGEST ASSORTMENT of G.. A. r. Suits in
The city. EfsEdAS Bios. 18th and L SITS.
SUMNER VESTS. FRANC, cor 9TH and d SITS.
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FoR COOP FURNITURE and low prices call at
c. f. BIRCKHEAD's. 731 9Th st. NV
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BoARDs, sl.l5 per 100 feet. 9th and N.Y.ave.
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CITY ITEMS.
Catawbawine, 81 gal. 9th o.

Grand Army, Attention!
G. A. r. Hats now ready at contract price.
Heavy Bullion Gold Cord, Csc.
m27-3t FRANC, One Price, 18th and d SITS.
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Free Trade i'm Freezer

Free Trade in FreeZers.-The manufac-
turers OF the Gem Ice Cream Freezer. knowing
they make the best. appreciate protection and
cry for free trade. The best wins. All dealers. 2
Are You Going Picnicking on the Goth? If
SO, here Is what you want: Wooden Plates,
lOc. and l2c. doz. Paper Napkins, 1Oc. and 15c
doz. Potted Meats. 1Oc. to 25c. can. American
Sardines, &c. Imported Sardines with key, i5c
j. HARRY HUNdERFoRD, cor. 9Th and . SITS. n. W.
my27-2t
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To NEW YoxE IN FIVE HouRs.-The quickest
train service from Washington to Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York is operated by the
y. y; Xxx. 90. Pullman buffet parIor cars
on all through trains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-27

NEW NATIONAL THEATER
JUNE AND 3-TWO NIGHTS
commencement Exercises and Dramatic Entertain
ment by the
MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION,
AND THE
ACADEMY OF ACTING
Humorous and Dramatic REGULATIONS; Classic PAN
tomllIe Fencing Battle; Greek Statuary; Contest in
Gesture; Floating Vision Scenes; New and beautiful
Attitudes in Costume. with calcium effects led by
musical selections; sailing Scene" music by Prof
Sousd who will personally lead the orchestra during
ITS rendition How Grandma Danced the Minuet .
The Famine with Iableaux.
TRAGEDY AND COMEDY.
Scenes from the following plays: '.Ineornarm
flower scenel; homeo and Juliet tas declphered by
lgnatlus Donnellyl; Nell Gwynn," Ia stage upon a
STAGE; Meg Merles' Centire); Macbeth" murder
scene) LeaE, the Forsaken," death scene); Ham
let" tOpheIia III the mad scene).
Ihls college Will graduate this year some of the best
professional talent in the United states.
complimentary tickets must be exchanged for re-
served seats. -
The latter may be obtained for 25 and so cents At
W. u. MetZerott & Co.'S. IL 10 T street northwest
summer courses in ElocutIon from "a UPWARD
circulars now ready at the College 81 nth street
northwest. All persons who enter the summer class
ON or before June furnished the best orchestra
chairs free for the entertainments At the theater.
ml7-l1t
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Play.

Weekly conducted parties leaving Washington dur
lnE june July aud August for England. france. Bel
gum, the Rhine, switzerland and Ober Ammergau to
witness the Passion Play. For circulars and general
Information cal address W. +. VAN wfCKLE,
Bradbury Palace of Music 1925 Pa ave. m24-3t
OCULAR LINE OF COACHES LEAVE BID
~ ana NJ SITS H. W. every hour for Arlington Round
TIP Doc. Vehicles OF all kinds To hire. LEWIS J.
COLLINS, 3625 ST. NV. my.I -3ns
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SUMMER HEADwEAR. FEaxc, cor. 7th and d sts
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Steel Fishing Rods. WALFoRD's. 1913 st. 1t"
HuDgerford's Claret Csc. bottle. 9th Il o. 1t

Sleeplessness, Nervous Prostitution. Merry
Gus Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Blues cured by DR..
Miles Nervine. Samples free at
EDWARD p MERITS, 1914 f st.
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Don't mistake the place-THE TEMPLE DRUG
iTokE. under Masonic Temple. cor. 9th and sts
apl7-eod i. s. WILLIAMS 4 CO., PROPRIETOR.
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HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists, 81 six for So Prepared only
by c. i. HOOD Co. Apothecares. Lowell. Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 3
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ELMER OF LIFE AGAIS.
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Handoline is unequaed as beauti6er of the conn.,
| plexion; Indispensable requisite TO the Ladies,
Toilet 1t renders the skin white smooth aud so ana
| prevents chappng. Livery lady should use it. Per
/ bottle- - 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-27

LANsBUReEs Budget Or FASHION
hefPTlAN BATIsrE.-Entirely new. . beautiful
THESE wash fabric. in appearance closely
ARE CONFINED resembles India silks nice.
10 OUR soft, clingy material that viii
HOUSE make up beautifully and lAunder
EXCLUSIVELY. nrst-clsss. Price I5c Per yard
FIGURED LAwNs-5c. Sc. loo. le1xc Der yard
The colorings are more as
sorted than last year. 50 many
new patterns added
ShALLiEs II &C. and &C per yard: good ct that:
most desirable for Wrappers and
cheap Lounge- around Dresses the
colOrngs are fast; the patterns
most unique. the quantity uD-
limited
INDIA LiSENs.-There Is where we lead. We show
oOh l23Fc not alone the quantities but We
SoALiIf make the price lower. We can do
WORTH this without losing money, for we
EASILY handle mountains Of these goods
lsc. Our order for India Linens is
FER always for cases. We get them
fAkD. cheaper. hence sell them cheaper
MOSQUITO NETS AND TARLETAS.-You certainly
4Oc. need these goods. Can We serve
AND you: We have every shade thas
Soc might occur to you. Also Mos
PER quito Nets already made for bsd
PIECE. purposes.
EMBRoIDERIEs.
We keep people en-
&C. Worth &C. ployed for this goods alone and
SC. Worth l2sc. oft tines find this force insult
1oc. Worth I5c. ncient. Improves that the people
lie. Worth lsc. appreciate the bargains we give
l5c. Worth zoe. them. There no let up on our
roc. Worth Csc styles. They're so convene Mt for
25c. Worth 35c. all Our embroideries match 90
Boo. Worth 40c. nicely Kept directly next 10
35c. Worth SOC. White Goods Department.
45c. Worth o0c. (First noorJ
LAcEs. For Underwear Trimming.
For Fancy Work
ALL For Dress Trimmings
WIDTHS For Collars and Guns
AND For Wrapper characterization
PRICES. For any purpose Whatsoever
Parents and guardians notified that we carry IN
the goods necessary for confirmation and srs iuatinx
purposes
We make this speciality. 90 call uR
Our best French oinshams Former rice N cents;
now rs CENTS PER YARD In any number of beau.
tiful patterns.
pleasure to shop with Us Our store kept delisht-
fully cool by our patent cooling fans No sunoysnos
suffered from heat or nies.
|. E. 4 III {: ::
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FORECAST TILL EIGHT AN. WEDNESDAY,.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22
VOTE against bad Aldermen.
LOTTERIES must go.
PERSONAL.

Mr.. MICHAEL SCHwEIsTHAL is meet
ing with great success in his banking
business. He deserves it.
EX-ALDEBNrEN HLDRETH and Colyin
and their families have returned from
a delightful trip to Florida.
LAST week Callistus Sexton Ennis,
Of Chicago, and Miss Clara Florence
Ceperly, Of Rogers Park, were mar
ried at the residence of the brides par
ents. The wedding was private, be-
ing attended by the families Of the
contracting parties only After col
lation and a serenade the young couple
left for their new home in the city, 933
Sawyer avenue.
STANLEY WATERLOO, of the Chicago
Times, was in the city, yesterday with
a party of Chicagoans who are all di.
rectly or remotely interested in the
Worlds Fair enterprise that may be
started in Chicago, Ill. They came
here to enlist sympathy from leading
ST. Louisians in behalf of the Windy
City, but it is doubtful whether they
succeeded in their mission, as the roya
reception accorded them by old friends
quite overpowered the party Their
brief stay was given up to merry-mak
ing rather than business, and they vii
probably have to come again. TIL,
party returned to Chicago on one 0
the early trains last evening. 81
Louis Globe Democrat.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22
THE WORLDS FAIR.

There is entirely too much small
minded envy against Chicago afoat in
Congress. Every American ought to
make a successful celebration of the
discovery of this continent by Column
bus a matter of personal pride. But
it seems that there are number of
men who pretend to be Americans
who are doing all that they can to
hamper the Chicago Worlds Fair.
The idea of holding the fair in
1892
Why, there is not near enough time
in which to get ready.
The nations of the world are going
to participate in this celebration, and
common courtesy should dictate that
they have until 1898 at least to pre-
pare their exhibits.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22
THOMAS Brennan.

Thomas Brennan, the we'll known real
estate agent and former Assistant
Treasurer of Cook County, is recog-
nized by men of all parties as the most
competent man by far who ever handled
the public moneys in his position. Mr..
Brenan's family came to Chicago as
early as 1S4S, locating in the vicinity
of Lake street and Wabash avenue.
When very young he entered the hard
ware store of James & Springer. He
then became a clerk in the employ of
Brown & futile, proprietors of the
Sherman House, which was then a
four-story brick on the present site He
then connected himself with the brew
cry of James Kearney, and when the
institution passed into the hands
of John O'Neill he went into
his employ. In 1855 he went into the
wholesale liquor business for himself.
In 1861 he enlisted in the Twenty-third
Illinois, as Second Lieutenant, and
was assigned to the Quartermaster's
department. After the battle of Win
chester and the death of General Null
Hgan he was mustered out. In 1869,
when W. j. Onahan was elected City
Collector, Mr. Brennan saw his first
political experience, entering the of
fee as cashier. When Honest Dan"
O'Hara was elected City Treasurer he
became assistant, and served under
Treasurers Briggs, Seipp, and Brand
thereafter. After leaving the County
Treasurer's office he became member
of the prosperous real estate firm of
Cremin & Brennan.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22

IT has been supposed that English
miners in the middle Of the eighteenth
century first utilized parallel rails, like
the modern railway tracks, in the
transportation of burdens. In "Des-
cription of the World" by Sebastian
Munster, 1914, wood-cut has been
found containing representation of
little four-wheeled car loaded with ore
and with man behind showing it along
parallel rails. The scene of the wood
cut is an Alsatian mine of the first part
of the sixteenth century.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22
THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY

The most gigantic swindle in the
United States to-day is the Louisiana
Lottery. It's victims are the poor and
the lowly. It's friends are the high
and mighty.
1t takes 100000 a year out Of Chi
cago, at the very least calculation.
How it has escaped the vigilance Of
the authorities in this city is a mystery
THE EAGLE will solve it.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22

EGGS are said to become unwhole-
some when kept in refrigerators. A
fungus forms in them which is easily
found by the microscope, though it is
not noticeable to the taste. This fun
gus constitutes danger when we con-
slider how many eggs are consumed by
all classes of society, and people of
delicate constitutions ought to be par
ticularly careful that they eat fresh,
and not kept, eggs.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22
STATE STREET,

So State street is to be given up to
an elevated railroad!
What have the business men on that
thoroughfare got to say to that?
They will have something to say be-
fore long, for an az" road north OF
Twenty-third street will ruin their
business utterly.
But then, the Aldermen will hardly
take this fact into consideration
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22

HERE is an odd extract from the
EdinbWgh ReUjelC, of 1864 "Mr.
Browning, in truth, more nearly re-
sembles the American writer's Emer-
son, Wendell Holmes and Bigelow,
than any poet of our country. Tried
by the standards which have hitherto
been supposed to uphold the force and
beauty of the English tongue and OF
English literature, his works are de
fcient in the qualities we should desire
to find in them. We do not believe
that they will survive, except as a Gu
riosity and a puzzle"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22
HOFFMAN, FOR STATE TREASURER.

There appears to be unanimous
demand from all parts Of the state Of
Illinois for Francis A. Hoffman,, Jr.,
to head the Democratic ticket this
year.
Mr. Hoffman, made a gallant race
in 1883. and he deserves reuomiua-
ton at the hands Of hi. party
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22

A THIEF entered the room of a tray
cling man at Phpnixyille, Pa, robbed
him of his all, and was going away
when the victim awoke and asked what
was wanted Time for breakfast, sir, p"
was the reply. 1t wasn't the loss of
his $50 which hurt the traveller, but
the idea of dressing and going down to
breakfast at , 30 a. m.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22

MAJOR JOSEPH W. WHAM, now sta
toned at Tucson, A. t., says he was
a Lieutenant in the Twenty -frst Hi
nois Regiment when U. S. Grant took
command OF it The boys" wanted a
speech, and loud cries for Grant, !"
Colonel Grant" were persisted in I'M
til Grant, who had been sitting down,
arose and securing instant attention re-
sponded as follows: "Go to your quar-
ters" They went.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22
How His Foresight Saved TlOl-
sands Of Dollars for the
People.
The Brainiest Member of the
City Council Up for Re-
election.
No Doubt About His Triumphant Re-
turn to the Body He Has Hon
Ored SO Long.

There is not ward in the city Of
Chicago which would not be highly
honored by having Edward F. Cutler
ton for a representative. He is one of
the few men in public life who can be
extensively eulogized without having
the picture oyerdrawn. For years he
has been the virtual leader of the City
Council, and no important Legislation
was ever attempted without his ad-
vice being sought by the projectors Of
it. More than this, no municipal adj
ministration, either Republican or
Democratic, for the past fifteen years
has attempted to get along without his
sage and valuable counsel.
Slander and hostile criticism have
alike been aimed at him, but he has
passed through the fire unscathed and
with the reputation Of an honest man
and stalwart friend of the people.
Envy and malice, those twin oppo-
nets Of real greatness, have done
their best against Edward +, Cutler
ton, but they have not shaken his I'M
improbable integrity or his standing
with the great Chicago public.
No wonder, then, that the people Of
the Ninth Ward are ralIying around
his flag in this campaign. They know
that they have a representative who is
always on the alert, and who will see
that their interests are attended to be
fore all others
Mr.. Cullerton is recognized as one
of the most expert political tacticians.
He is undoubtedly great worker, and
a shrewd one, taking good care to gel
lions share of the appropriations fol
his own ward The Council proceed
ings attest this fact thoroughly. Aid
Cullerton was born in Chicago in 1912
was educated in the public schools
and when he attained his majority haC
most encouraging prospects ahead o
him. Old canal men remember Cutler
ton well, and are not slow in speak
ing hatteringly of his early industry
He was a most successful hotel-keepel
but seemed to have found his spher
in the political arena. He is the her
of many political fight, where tn
odds We're apparently against him. /
1871 he was elected by a very larg
majority In 1872 he was elected {
the Legislature, and distinguishe
himself in the opposition to the We,
Size Park Commissioners taxatio
scheme, and became an adept in pa
. hamenlary usage He has been r
peatedly elected to the City Council
u The immense improvement in Il
d southwestern district since CullertC
o took hold Of it is a grand tribute
l. his relentless energies.
When the Wisconsin Central RAJ
road came into Chicago. Mr. CullertC
r made great light for the people, al
y wa, successful
The railroad company was obligr
o. handsomely eubmso the proper
oaaar on pho lnc 81 the comrau,
/. ngb. II aa, through CulI.rtol
20 udtd#I.Uur
I# nu.. u important mb
Hm.IhNmnm'm m
H.
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