Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-06-18

was borrower of State funds, but
doubtless 40 will explain that 1t was
not on his own account that he bor-
rOwcd. There are more ways of kill.
Ing cat than choking him with butter.
Mr.. Whittemorc rs State Treasurer
ought to steer clear of the rocks upon
which Mr.. Ramsay fOundercd.
But with Tanner as Governor will
he!'
Capt. VIM. r. Blacks nomination for
Judge of the Superior Court means
thousands Of votes FOR the Democratic
ticket.
The Board of Education Mt Kansas
City. Mo-, rs long ago as last October.
unanimously. adopted McAiaster's
School History Of the United States for
use In the public schools of Kansas
City.
Mr.. W. G. Hewitt. State Institute
Conductor of the State Normal School
ut Oshkosh, Wis.,, writes the following
relative to McNlastcr's United States
School History:
II have been carefully examining
McAiastcr's Z. y. History. 1t Is a fine
book, and will make the study of his.
tory Of some account.
II like very much the exclusion OF
useless matter In the periods of discov.
cry and settlement. McAiastcr follows
In very clear manner only those lines
Of influence which are Of Importance In
the later history of the nation.
mot only Is the wisdom Of exclusion
shown, but In the emphasis laid upon
the life Of the people, their inventions.
literature. industry, there Is rare con-
ceptiOn OF the enduring elements of
nations Importance.
'Thc summaries are not only valua-
bic, but those that are gathered to-
gcthcr In the middle of the lesson are
fine specimen of intensive teaching.
They will he valuable also from the fact
that they show the pupil how ana what
to emphasize.
"The outlines of topics are all clear
and brief. The comparative outlines
are NIL specially helpful. l congratu.
late the teachers Of history In having
the assistance of so excellent a volume.
Sincerely, w. g. HEWITT"
Mr.. James II. Burke will prove u
model County Commissioner.
Charles J. Happel and Joseph Caro-.
Inn ARE the right kind Of men to elect
to the County Board.
Mr.. G. T. Trumbull. the popular
young business man who was with
Halls Safe ana Lock Co. for many
years, has gone into business for him
self. Mr.. Trumbull Is now President
and Treasurer Of the Trumbull Safe
and Vault Co., ut III Lake street.
where he Is conducting successful
business.
The name Of Mr.. HeatOn Owsley has
been frequently mentioned by the Dem.
Ocracy for sheriff. but many of the
most solid business men In Chicago and
Cook County consider Mr.. Owsley just
the man to head the Democratic ticket
rs the Democratic nominee for County
Treasurer. No one discounts the fact
that HeatOn Owsley would prove u
strong man and vOte-getter for either
place.
1t looks very much rs II Hon. 4. Il.
Ryan has cinch on the nomination
for County Clerk. Ryan will simply
pulverlze Mr.. KnOpf, whose manage
ment Of the office has not met with the
generous appreciation OF the public ut
large.
w. ID. Curtin's nomination for C0un-
ty Commissioner Is assured.
Is Bazel W. Viers connected with a
bank?
The umpire In the boundary dispute
between Great Britain and Venezuela
has received twenty-five large printed
volumes. They are the first INSTALL
ment of testimony on the British side.
There will be much more ON that side.
and no one dares guess how much on
the other. Assuredly, International ar.
bitratiOn Is no sirecure.
Caesar
Once conquered Spain. The United
States will do 1t again. A strong M
ton must be clean one, for where
filth predOminates, lazlness IL the com.
paniOn.
American integrity and "Caesar
Soap" will clean Spanish filth from
the face OF civilization. Try It and be
convinced Of its merits. Once you
come to be acquainted with the quail
ties of Caesar Laundry Soap, you will
use no other. JOSEPH LISTER.
Chicago.