Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-02-26
sA0LETS.

sA0LETS.
South Town Republicans cannot
name stronger man for Assessor than
Hon. James A. Hogan. the popular bus.
mess man.
The name of NJ. ]. Elch. u good fel.
low and prominent Twelfth Ward Dem.
ocrat, who formerly kept saloon on
Madison street. II among the printed
list of those relied on to secure for a.
II. barrow the Republican nomination
for Alderman Of the Twelfth Ward.
Cook County Democrats have about
made up their minds that Hon. George
DuddlcstOn In the strongest man they
can nominate for sheriff. Az n cnndi.
date the popular alderman would com.
mnnd the suiYragcs OF Cook COunty's
best voters, ana all IRE agreed that IN
sheriff Of Cook County Geo. DuddlcstOn
would prove a cracknjack.
II Willis q. jackson runs for nlder.
man Of the Twelfth ward. he cannot
be beaten, AZ he will have the support
OF the best voters Of the ward ana also
the backing and unqualified endorse.
ment Of the Municipal Voters League,
Civic Federation and the Citizens AZ.
sOciatiOn. Can ~ much be said for
the other ambitious aspirants!
I'll. Ian s,n
sition to speak Of In the Nineteenth
ward.
Congressman johnson, Of Indiana. h
evidently not on the sugar trust pay
roll.
Speeches like Congressman JOhnsOn's I
never die. His recent speech marks M
interesting epoch In the Congress OF til,
United States. Such manly utterances
will make history for the scholar and
student In after years, ana should tend
TO make a nation stronger.
Now Is the time to step into Dunlap
Palmer House hat palace and get On'
Of their nobby new spring styles. The!
are the ncateS; on earth. ana Dunlap''
silk hats ana umbrellas are the Ms
In the world.
| Willis q. Jackson hasn't hired u lavg,
hall Or any brass bands to boom IN,
candidacy for Alderman Of the Twclfll
Ward. II the people want him he II
willing to make the sacrifice, and that,
all there Is to 1t. Mr.. Jackson Is nov
ut Springfield lighting for u new rev
enuc law.
| 4. II. DarrOw, the Insurance man
who wants to represent the TWELFTH
Ward In the City Council, owns u grea
mansion. corner Campbell avenue an'
Monroe streets. All the meetings 70
DarrOw advertised from this point, !
IL claimed. have been held In the larg
dancing hall N the DarrOw mansion
However, barrow has no clnch on tn
nomination, for the simple reason tha
one OF DarrOws former admirers ha
gone back on him, claiming "he keep
two brands of cigars-one brand 10
his own use and another brand for hi
political henchmen."
1t IL Aid. Powers against the field II
the Nineteenth ward, with the field no
where.
All the hotel men, as well rs the cai
men, nre out hustling In the FirS
Ward for Daniel ID. Clemence for alder
man.
Paul Cores Is working night ana da
to elect his lifelong friend Daniel u
Clcmence alderman Of the First Ward
| II Geo. Is. Milne cannot he prevaile
upon to go back to the City Council, til
Republicans of the Twenty-tifth war;
have another new Richmond TO SUI
ceed Mr.. POrtman. His name II Chns
j. Felt, u grocer whose place of bus
ness Is nt 1909 North Clark street. ii
Is vouched for by Aid. Hirsch and az
proved 10y the Municipal Voters
League. Mr.. Felt Is II man of property
ana Is said to be sound on the platform
of compensation for all franchises. !
Is expected he can secure the Republl
can nomination and can be elected. IL
Is said to be especially strong In tn
southwest part Of the ward.
ID. +. Flannery of 2755 Kenmore ave
nue.. who has been announced as can
dldate for the nomination. Is declares
to be II lawyer In close touch with cor
p0rate interests, and while no one ha
cast suspicion ON him the Municipa