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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10
THE PRESENT DEMOCRATIC MA.
CHiNE MUST 90.

There has been much ado over the
alleged removal of Congressma
Bynum and the substitution for him
of the Hon. John +. Hopkins as chair.
man Of the sO.callcd sound money Dem
Ocr,ltic campaign In Illinois. This does
not concern practical Democrats. The
rank AMI file of the party II more In
terestei In helping defeat the men
who have temporarily ruined the party
and driving the leaders among them
from power than In the question of s,l.
prelnacy In I'm organization that IL ali.
sOlutely useless In the fight that II now
upon us.
The average Democrat who has pride
In his party AMI who glories In It's ira.
ditions finds no refuge from the condi.
lions that now cOnfrOnts his party In
the gold Democratic movement. He
sees In II not oven the promise Of u for.
lOrn hope. For the present every true
Democrat In Interested solely In the
regeneration Of his party. Tho Oppor.
tunIty In offered to accomplish this by
voting In the manner that will most
certainly result In destroying the
power of those who degeneratel It.
This opportunity will doubtless bc
nvailcd Of by the great body Of honest
Democrats. Their votes will be east
this time for the Republican ticket.
both State ana national. The gold
Democratic ticket was placed In the
field In Il moment Of passion. ana was
never meant to he successful. No citi-
zen should waste his vote upon It. Ma
citizen who loves his country and Its
institutions viii do 40.
For MI of these reasons the DemOc-
rncy of Illinois knows little ana cares
less about the organization ana leader.
ship of the gold Democracy this year.
II Il true that II contains In It's mem.
bershlp the very cream of the Demo.
cratic party of this STATE. and the men
| who are In the fore front of the move.
mcnt are those who are destined to ~,
deem the party from Its fallen condl'
tion. The position they occupy in this
campaign. however. IL IN utterly hope
| less one. II H. Idle To vote for thpil
ticket; Its campaign IL without aim on
object. so far us can be Judged. and the
comings ami gOings of the men In com
mand OF It's organization are of no
moment to practical Democratic citi'
zens Just now.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

This Is the rather rude manner IN
which Ruskin describes modern love.
making and marriage us re observes 1t
In London: "ln u miserable confusion
Of cnndlcl!ght. moonlight and limel!ght
and anything but daylight: In indie.
Gently attractive and insancly eXpen-
sivc dresses; In snatclled moments. In
hidden corners. In accidental impulses
and dismal ignOranccs. young people
smirk and ogle. and whisper and within.
per. and sneak and stumble. and fluttcr
and tumble. aud blundcr into what they
call love; expect to get whatever they
like the moment they fancy II. and arc
continually In danger OF losing all the
honor Of life for n folly. and all the Joy
of 1t by an accident" but then R,lskIn
was rrcjudiccd.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10
REGISTER.

Oct. IL ana 20 are the days set for
the general registration, which, accord
ing TO law, precedcs every presidential
election. Every voter should remem-
her this ana prepare himself to register
on either one of the dates mentioned,
No previous registration will avail after
Oct. ~, the last day of general regis
rrat0n for 1896. This year will he n
memorable one IN the annals of the ma
tion. Every man who rs n citizen and
voter participates IN the great struggle
between the forces of patriotism ana
dlsintegratlon will have the privilege of
taking part in the formation of one Of
the most important chapters in the his
tory of his country.
The registration will undoubtedly DO
one Of the heaviest ever witnessed in
Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

After our experience In 1901 In con.
sequence OF the Wholesale lynching OF
Italians belonging to the Society OF the
Malta In New Orleans. II was to BE-
expected that the Italian Government
would give prompt attention to the
outrage of u similar character that
was perpetrated ut the same place 10.
Gently. This II has done. instructing
Baron Fava. the Italian Ambassador.
to forward to Rome precise and detail.
ell Information concerning the affair.
Ono of the Italians lynchcd saturday
had murdered IN American citizen. rs
IL now pretty well established. ana
thus there was strong provOcation of
violent resentment. That. OF course.
did not warrant overriding the law,
hut what makes the case still darker
IL that 1t seems to be equally well cs.
tabilsliCd that the mu",lcrcr's two
oOuntrymen also lynchci were moi
guilty of the OifcIse for watch he sur.
fercd. The government Of Italy IL not
likely to let such an atfai; pass with
out making demands Which to some
and by precedent to recognize. In 1891
n number of Italians suffered death In
New Orleans ut the hands of n mob
because of supposed completely In the
assassination of Chief of Police Hen
nessey. The community was terribly
cXaspcrated ana Northern man or
ganizcl and led the mob which broke
into the Jail ana killed the Italian In.
mates without the intervention OF
Judge or jury. Perhaps In that affair
the innocent suffered with the guilty.
At all events. the government acknowl-
edged Its responsibility and made what
amends 1t could for ncgleciing to pro-
tect the rights of Italian subjects. II
the circumstances prove similar It will
have to do 1t again.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

The people of New York are Just
now concerning themselves more or
less with the Knelppists. TO rise at
gray dawn and wander forth In searcl,
Of the innocent but far from unsus.
pccting Encippist Is just now a Goth.
am diversion. common alike To the
street arabs and the Idle pleasure.
seekers. The Kneippists. be It known
to the uninitiatcd. are followers OF
the Bavarian priest. Father Kncipp
and they believe that walking bare.
footed through the dcwy grass of ear.
~ morning will cure all the Ills to
which human flesh Is heir. not cxclus.
I've of an undue fondness for chewing
gum. This. at least. Is what their
friends attribute to them: the Kneipp.
lists themselves tell a different story
IA story repletc with hair.breadth es.
capcs and wonderful discoveries: a
story which throws the most tiamboy.
ant patent medicine advertisement
ever written far into the shade. Govt.
sclatica. rheumatism, poor complex.
Ions. the football limp ana the bicycle
hump. unorthodox religious opinions.
and mistaken ideas OF ones own i'm.
portance all disappear before Wig.
orous course of the dewy grass treat.
ment. 80 say these nn-de.siecle bare
foot pilgrims. and In pursuance OF this
Idea they have pre.cmpted the parks.
Any New York Kncippist who desires
to take II dew constitutional may do
so unmolestcd between the hours Of
q aud . In the morning. 1t Is more
than probable that he will find himself
the center of an Interested crowd. ana
he mny-indeed. certainly wlll-mcc,
with much derlsion and guying. but
the danger Of arrest Is over. Not so
very long ago the harmless and guile.
less Knelppists who dotted his foot.
gear In the parks was In great danger
Of coming into collision with the law.
In many cases he escaped because the
policeman who spicd him ut his chilly
tramplng hardly knew what to charge
him with: IN others he was forced to
submit to rigid questioning. but
those bleak and trOublous days arc
over. From this time on public
amusement and fun.poklng are all
that the Knelppist need fear. And
tho tide OF public Interest ana laugh.
ter runs high.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10
ALT0sLD'S COHvicr LABOR.

The whitcwnshing committee sent to
Joliet to Investigate the question Of con.
Wet labor In the pcnitentiary. ostcusibly
for the Information OF organized labor
in Cook County. but In reality to res.
cue John l.. Altgcld from thu prvtlica-
mcnt In which he has been placed by
the open letter recently sent him by
representatives Of eight distinc, trades
unions. has failed of It's purpose igno.
miniously.
That the committee did no, really
represent the organized labor of Chi
cago. AMI was composed simply of a
few cheap tools of John +. Al,gcld IL
proven beyond doubt by the fnrt that
It changed the scope and direction of
the inquiry which IL was originally
appointed to make. the moment that
the attack contained IN the open letter
alluded to was made public. Instead
of being allowed to pursue the course
originally marked out for IL. the com
mittcc was called of by it's mnstcr,
AMI compelled to prepare u special
plea In defense of "tlu boss"
.hhs stl'l "
committee is In the minds of u discern
ing public worthless. Aside from this.
however. the fact IL that the report
fails to disprovc the Odious charge
conveyed by implication In tho open
letter that Altgcld has been siucc his
election the persistent foe Of Union
labor and the patron and promoter Of
convict labor.
The embarrassing report. instead of
helping Aligeld out of his difficulty.
only confirms the statement tlnt the
Governor fostcrcd In the peri,cntiary
the following trades to the injury of
honest and law-abiding laboring men
of this county and State:
Harness making. cigar making
broom making. willow and rattan
work. wagon making. and shoe max.
ing.
II fails to dlsprOvc the charge tina
Altgeld has gone to considerable ,ro,i.
bic to Increase the capacity and the
output Of these various departments
Of organized competition with rcsn,
lar labor. aud. II may be said gemcr
ally. II leaves Mr.. Altgeld IN ~ wors,
condition than 1t iCund him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10
Harvest Excursion.

In order to give everyone an opportu-
nifty to see the grand crops In the West
ern States ana enable the intending set
tier to secure n home. the Chicago, Mil
waukee and 1t. Paul Railway has ar
ranged to run u series of harvest eX-
curslOns to South and North Dakota,
and to other States In the West. North
west and Southwest on the following
dates: Sept. l, II, 20 and Oct. q ana 20,
ut the low rate of two dollars more
than one fare for the round trip. Tick
cts will he good for return on any Tues
day or Friday within twenty-One days
from date of SALE For rates, time of
trains and further details apply to any
coupon ticket agent In the East or
South. or address Il. A. Miller, Assist
ant General Passenger Agent, Chicago,
ILL.,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

The more familiar peopl. can become
with the beauties Of nature. the more
freely they can become acquainted with
the masterpieces OF art. the Oftcner
their eyes meet with beautiful! streets,
beautiful architecture. parks. pleasure
grounds. museums and all the various
forms In which beauty resides. the
more responsive will they be to Its 81.
lent Influence. ana the more discriml.
nntln. will DO the taste with which
they will view II and Judge OF It.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

smith James L. \ Co.. 4G5 =. Western av.
Spangcr Frank. 100 W. 18th
Stcinbrecher William T.. 4WD y. Clark
Stcinhruser Edward. I943 Butler
Tharpc Sadie Miss. 32i W. Lake
Thesis BERTHA Miss. 1919 Milwaukee av
Thomas William H.. !g223 Commercial av
Thomson Henry T.. Glst mr.. Calumet av.
Tracy Charles. 1O4 Harrison
Nogelsang George. S15 W. North nv.
Waugh David H.. ia Warren NV.
Weber Joseph A.. GID Southport NV.
Wcincrt Bros.. 2SIl y. Ashland Nv.
West Thomas II. Mrs. 80 W. Lake
Whitney George A.. DIS W. Lake
Whytc Alexander NJ. 341 W. GSth
Wilson Ida H.. 4i3 Wabash NV.
Wines Edward r.. 39t I5th
Wolf Simon. 5lj y. Wells
Wood Ernest. 2O,O W. Congress
Woodward +. t.. rotunda 1SS Madison
Young lncz r. Mrs. Railroad av NV.
cor. nth
Young Joseph c.. GAL =. 1lalstcd
And at all tirst.class news stands
| throughout the West.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

Hon. d. W. Mills IL running like u
race horse for Congress In the Fourth
District. His friends now say It's all
over but the shouting. Ms It's only u
question of what his majority will he.
Mr.. Mills whole record In public life
has been rs clear as II bell, AMI he IL
receiving the solid support of all good
citizens. irrespective of party. rs he
deserves to. Since the withdra wal
from the race Of sam Harris. the bet
ting men of the district are giving odds
ON Mills election.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10
JONES rs Mi8TAKEN.

Windy Jones of Calamity Hollow. Ar.
kansas. says that all of the men belong
ing to labor organizations In Chicago
will vote for Bryan and that that will
elect him.
Why. Jones?
There are only 1900 men connected
with organized labor In Chicago.
There are over 100000 voters.
40 Jones will get left even if he does
get the labor vote. which he will not
get sOlidly.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

Hon. II. II. COync. President of the
Twelfth Ward Republican Club, Is II
worker from w0rkcrsvlllc. lie Is doing
IN immense amount of hard work this
fall for Mckinley ana prosperity. So
are Col. John W. Hersey ana Hon. vii.
son Brooks. Mr.. Brooks predicts that
the Twelfth Ward will give 1850 ma
jOrity for Mckinley.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

Hon. VIM. II. Mason, the little giant
Of the Republican party In Illinois. Is
Keeping w his record rs the hardest
worker In the State. lie Is working
like Trojan all through the State. on
the 20 night and day. AMI Is putting In
telling llcks constantly for Mckinley
and protection. His many friends IN
this city ana throughout the State hope
that the Senatorial togn will be his re-
ward In January, 1897.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

Friends of Hon. Scion ii. Case. Re
publican candidate for State Senator.
Second district. predict that Mr.. Case
will carry the district by about five
thousand majority. Solomon, Canty
ana OBrlen will split the Democracy
into smitherecns. which lnsures the
election Of Mr.. Case to q dead mora!
certainty
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10
VINO mas THE FUNDS?

The sum of S26S00 has been collect.
cd from candidates and Others by the
silver gang now running the remains
of the Democratic party in Cook
County.
Not II cent of 1t has been spent, eX-
cept for the rent OF headquarters and
salaries of clerks.
Who has the rest of 1t?
That's what the average silvcritc
wants to know y. Il. Il.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

In some eases the advance made Is
double that Of last year
The kick against Wilson will continue
to grow and will reach mammoth pro.
portions when the people Of Lake View
sec their tax bills I'm December.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

Floating BOraX IL now the only pure
floating soap made. BE sure Dobbins'
Soap Mfg. Co., Phila., IL on every
wrapper and cake. Ask your grocer
for It, Red wrappers. No chapped
hands with DObblns' Floating BOraX.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10
THE Two PARADES.

II YOU desire to find out the real issue
In Chicago this fall. just read the names
Of tie marslials of the Republican
sound money and Democratic free sill.
yer parades, Chicago day.
Comment Is unnecessary,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

lion of the aggregation of would-hp
iconoclasts Of American history. the
story that 1t tens and the statesmen
cnd heroes that lived and died to make
Il glnriOMS.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10
NOTICE..

TIE Eagle can be ordered at Charles
Macdonald Il Co.'S literary emporium
and book store. ~ Washington street.
l.. II. Jackson's periodical and news
depot. ~ Clark street.
I,obt. T.. Burke's book. stationery.
periodical and newspaper depot. :.i0
Division street.
Sherman House news stand.
Palmer House news stand.
fremont House news stand.
Security Building news stand.
southeast corner of Madison street
and Fifth avenue.
The Eagle can also he ordered at the
following news dcpots:
Abrahamsen Annie. l50 W. Huron
Alderman Martin H.. :a;4 Milwaukee nv.
Arnold Frank. $3.50 y. Ashland nv.
Austin Robert II. A.. G23'i Wentworth nv.
Basicr Rosa Mrs. 2l1 Center
Brchlcr Alloys g.. 1924 W. 51st
Bouiton George W.. 3EI 3ist
Brcitcnstcin Charles. $50 Center
Brcytsprnak Johanna Miss, 11G1 y. Rock
well
Bridgcns Percy W.. 1873 Ashland boul. =
BrDckcr IsliZaDetn. =" FOLK
Brown Mary Mrs.. 4,3 Grand nv.
Hru.ggcmann I.isctte Mrs.. 3G16 y. Wood
Buch Frederick. 113S Milwaukee nv.
Buckley John. ?l1 y. Wells
Cahill Maggie Mrs.. l y. Wells
caprani Frank L.. 40 y. Clark
Carroll Dennis NJ. l.. $50 y. Clark
Carroll Nellie Miss. l9+ y. Clark
Catlin William, IIii Railroad Nv.
Chalstrom Albert. 1894 Wentworth nv.
Chicago Magazine Exchange. IO2, III
Dearborn
Cotton Andrew j., 2II W. Monroe
Copper Ruby Mrs. ~ W. Lake
Cornwall James q. v, rotunda Masonic
Temple
Crlmscc Charles. G3I W. Lake
Curricr Herbert A.. Wellington Hotel
Deke Frederick. AZ y. Ashland nv.
Downcy Ezekiel, GSG,, W. Lake
Dunno X Shaver. Wells st. depot
Edward John H.. SD W, Lake
Eichert Charles. Raven NV. cor &. X y
W. Ry. tracks
El.ner Edward, 1876 Lincoln nv.
Erhcn Henry g.. 1870 Center
fnhlbuscl Charles T.. 2S4 02i
Farley Mary \. Mrs, 1929 State
Farrell John H.. Sherman House
Fash Henry. 80 W. Madison
fri"lit% w. MIS-, "Ns W Lake
''lhnoh Nathan H., IA y, Stn,e
Goldman MATILDA MIS-, 10 - ii"'sl'"
Goldman Tillie Mrs, l'i' W. Mnuiso'
Graf y Co.. lis Clyhonri NV
GRAY Robert A.. 9155 Commercial NV.
Hnggart Louis H., 300 Slnle
Hansen Charlotte Mrs, to3 W. Norm nv
Ilcdlcy Frederick, VoO W. Lake
lic'hi - H., - husn
Jennings Gustav. los Adams
Henry \. H., $40 W. Fullerton a''
Herbert Louis ", obn w. Lake
Ilgcrtstcdt knut w. j" "oo' "eh'"or'
av
liirsch Mime Mrs, IDOL WABASH a''
Iiordor Edward l.. I'D w Lake
Hover Augustus, 81 w Ioik
lnman Peter IL. Jr.. ~, y. Neils
Jensen MAIDS H., O's W. Lake
Johnson Thomas NJ. '3o w, Lax"
Johnston Ohio H., EXch. bids s'H Sds'
Jones Herbert H., l'b 3lst
Kelley Elizabeth Miss, lofo Miilard a''
Kerr T.. Airs, iol swami
King Nellie Miss, f.o W. Lake
knight Jessie w" lso nand9iph
knussmann l'hlllp' VI. niue is'nh"
kozaklewlcZ feiiN, i3t W, n,"cN""""
krull Dora MIS- "'o y, M'ns
Lawson Ellen Mrs', oiv W. i.nH'
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10
OUTRAGEOUS INCREASE IN LAKE
VIEW ASSESSMENTS.

There Is already an immense amount
of kicking over the assessment made
by Assessor j. J. Wilson in Lake View.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

John G. Black,
A. w. Green,
Franklin McVeagh,
Jacob Rehm,
Fred Griesheimer,
Peter J. Biegler,
II. S. Robbins,
John 7. Shayne,
Michael Cudahy,
Francis S. Peabody,
John A. Lynch,
George p. Gilman,
S. S. Bremen,
John H. Ludden,
John X. Walsh,
Thomas +. Kelley,
L. A. Goddard,
John A. King,
James J. Townsend,
John S. Cooke,
Peter J. Hennessy,
Thomas +. Courtney,
Rivers Mcneil,
John w. Eckart,
L. w. Winchester,
Herbert Darlington,
w. d. Kerfoot,
M. NJ. Kirkman.
Fritz Goetz.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

other phenomena. All that can be
done Is to aid sufferers ard help them
to their feet again.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

Thomas A. Moran,
Jacob II. Hopkins,
Martin J. Russell,
Horatio Seymour,
Sam M. Burdette,
William J. Hynes,
John O'Brien,
N. NJ. Blumenthal,
William J. Mizc,
r. A. Waller,
Robert ]. Smith,
Harry Rubens,
4. p. Brosseau,
Joseph Letter,
William II. Rehm,
Lyndon Evans,
Adam Ortseiffen,
Peter Kiolbassa,
Paul o. Stensland,
A. w. Maltby,
Roger c. Sullivan,
Richard Prendergast,
A. A. Goodrich,
Thomas J. O'Malley,
Edward +. Dunno,
w. ID. Kerfoot,
Dunlap Smith,
H. L. Hurlbut,
Thomas F. Kelley,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

finish.
Here tho the leading Democrats Of Chicago line this
HARRISON Hopkins and Creser against Bryan and free silver
Carter II. Harlsons Cabinet, to 1857.
William Onahan, Money
Charles H. Schwab, Comptroller Money
Charles Waller, Commissioner Public Works Sound Money
Austin Doyle Chief Of Police Sound Money
William sepp City Treasurer Sound Money
Cabinet, $685.
Adolf Kraus, Corporation Counsel Sound Money
smund ze'er Asas.an. Corporation Counsel Sound Money
Jones. Money
W Issnns .Se1 pp e"ss Attorney Sound Money
John Mccarthy Superintendent Of Streets Sound Money
aasd, City Money
roolcn Building Commissioner Declined to run on sicke.
Dewitt c. creslers Cabinet. 1850 to $780,
Dewitt C. CcSer, Mayor Sound Money
William onahan Comptroller. Sound Money
Fred H. Marsh Chief Of Police Sound Money
Franz Amberg City Clerk Sound Money
Jonas Hutchinson, Corporation Money
charles Fsd Public Works Mooney Mooney
Bernard R0ins' City Treasurer Sound Money
John p. Hopkins Cabinet. from December. 1898.
1nn r. p Hopkins" s Mayor c., Sound Money
Mayo Corporation Money
cossec superintendent. Department. Money
The other cabinet officers held Carter arr0ns
Democratic rark Commissioners.
F. H. Winston. Sound Money
Esbs Jameson" Sound Money
John NJ Oliver Sound Money
L. q. Uihlcn Sound Money
Carl Mol. Money
A. j. Graham Sound Money
John H. walsh Sound Money
Democratic Officials.
Washington Hesng, Postmaster Sound Money
Martin Russell Collector of Customs Sound Money
William Mze Collector Internal Revenue Money
John C. Black District Attorney Sound Money
John W. Arnold United States Marshal Sound Money
Democratic County Officers.
Stephen d. Griffin, Clerk Superior Court Sound Money
leading the
fraud might be named
Thomas lenan Thomas A. Moran, John Black,
Lawrence L. Mccain, Jacob II. Hopkins, w. Green,
Austin j. Doyle, Martin / Russell, Franklin McVeagh,
William A. Vincent Horatio Seymour, Jacob Rehm,
Rudol NJ. Burdette FedGres
Charles II. Wackcr, William J. Hynes Peter j. Biegler
Michael Brand John O'Bren II. Robbins,
Theodore Oehne N. NJ Bumenthal, John T. Shayne
Cudahy, William J. Mizc Michael Cudahy
John F. Barrett RIA. Waller Francis S. Peabody,
William {. Seipp, Robert j. Smith, John A. LYNCH
Charles Kern Harry Rubens George p. Gilman,
John p Hopkins z. Brosseau, SIS. Bremen,
William Joseph Letter, John H. Ludden
IT. DaLpo
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10

Among the leading
of silver fraud might be
Thomas Brennan,
Lawrence L. McGann,
Austin ]. Doyle,
William A. Vincent,
Rudolf Brand,
Charles II. Wacker,
Michael Brand,
Theodore Oehne,
John Cudahy,
John F. Barrett,
William c. Seipp,
Charles Kern,
John +. Hopkins,
William Legner,
John A. Orb,
William c. Assay,
F. ID. Cossett, Jr.,
Martin Emerich,
George a. Weiss,
Gustav Hessert,
Charles F. Gunthcr,
John Dowdlc,
Leo Ernst,
Robert Berger,
Washington Hesing,
Frederick II. Winston,
Adolph Kraus,
Levy Mayer,
Joseph 'Theurer,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-10
Democratic County Officers

Stephen ID. Griffin Clerk Superior Court Sou
Gaue Clerk Circuit Court Sou
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-22

Notice is hereby given that the gem
ecal agency of the Germania Life In
surance Company of New York, has
cen placed in the hands of Messrs. j..
Alfred Magoon and A. V. Gear.
j. Alfred Magoon will have charge
of the collection of renewal premiums
and will act as the Company's Attor-
ney.
\. V. Gear will act as agent for the
Company in securing new business.
j. ALFRED MACON, and
A. V. GEAR,
General Agents of the Germania Life
Insurance Co. of New Yor-. for the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-22

Camarinos has Refrigerated Tur-
keys and Chickens, California Ducks
and Quails, japanese Pheasants and
Woodcocl<s, Eastern and California
Oysters in tins aud Eastern Shell
Oysters, Fresh Salmon. Founders,
Cranbcrries, Eastern and California
Apples, Mandarin Oranges, Best Aus
tralian and California roll and tub
Hutter for Nmas. California Fruit
Market, Cor. King and Alallea streets.