Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-10-22

the Probate Court.
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The voters of Cook County should roll
up a handsome majority for Floyd X.
Whittemore for State Treasurer.
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WhlttemOre Is the right man to look
after state funds.
You will make no mistake In making
Hon. Floyd X. Whlttemore the watch.
dog of the state Treasury, as he has
been tried and not found wanting"
Keep Honest Phil Knopf right where
he Is, Us he has been the best County
Clerk ever elected to the Office.
Smith and Chytraus are considered
the weakest men on the Republican
county ticket, from n judicial stand.
point.
AS an able exponent of the trusts
and corporations, DIR. Depew has no
equal, but his Auditorium speech does
not interest the common people Of this
country In the slightest degree.
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Hutchinson ana Black have the solid
backing Of the common people, who
love justice and fair play. They will
be elected Judges of the Superior
Court.
Capt. d. W. Mills stood by the Presi.
dent Of the United States from start to
finish. 1t Is now the duty Of the voters
Of the Fourth Congressional District
to stand by Mills, ana send him back to
Washington, where hi has made a
proud record.
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Vote for Fred W. Upham for the
Board Of Review.
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Hon. Jesse HOldOm Is the friend Of
the common people. The masses are
with Holdom for Judge Of the Superior
Court, and It's safe to say that this
great lawyer will lead his ticket Nov. 8.
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Don't forget to vote for Stuckart,
Gray and Mcdonald for County AZ.
SCISSORS. They served the people hon.
estly and well, and should be reelected.
Vote for p. J. Cahill for Clerk Of the
Criminal Court.
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James G. Martin will prove a good
County Judge.
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In the Third Congressional District
Hon. Geo. p. Foster seems to have a
walkaway over Belknap for Congress,
and In the Sixth District 1t II believed
that Hon. Emil HOechster has BOutell
beaten now. The Germans and solid
business men IRE for Hoechster, ana
the knowing ones IRE already making
books on his election.
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Mr.. w. II. TarnOw. owner of the
great storage warehouse on North
Western avenue, Is again being urged
by the best Republican voters Of the
Twenty.sixth Ward to accept the nom.
nation for alderman next spring.
MIR. Geo. w. Linn, the well.knOwn
commission man, on South Water
street, Is being urged by many voters
Of the Twenty-ffth Ward to make the
race for alderman next spring. Mr..
Linn Ia one Of the most highly respect.
cd business men In Chicago.
BE sure ana send Hon. Fred A. Busse
to the State Senate from the Twenty
first Senatorial District.
We fail In our duty to our individ-
uality when we have our thinking done
for us by proxy. The pressure of mod.
ern civilization has developed this to
an alarming degree. says the Saturday
Evening Post. We have had the "StOne
Age" and the "BrOnze Age" ana the
"IrOn Age" and the other ages. To-
day Is the "Canned-FOod Age" Our
opinions are formulated for us, our
views on political ana social questions
are condensed and put In extract
form" by our favOrlte paper. New
York issues Its bulletins OF the literary
gods to be wOrshiped for the season as
London DEGREES the cut of our clothes.
The special phrases current for the
months In art and musical circles are
all given us ready for use. like our
canned foods. "Cut the can carefully
at the thin end and serve hot or cold"
But In this prepared sameness In
conservation we rebel occasionally,
and long for sample of individuality,
something man has thought out for
himself-tO feel that we are plucking
a peach from the tree where II has
been growing, not from can where 1t
has been packed. But for the most
part, this individuality, In Its fresh. de-
lightful form, is missing. 1t would be
real and living II the costly educa.
tiOnal menu Of our schools were cut
down to a few studies with "trained
thinking constantly on the table as
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