Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-03-25

Hon. Henry Stuckart believes the
revenue law to be unconstitutional.
and Is therefore putting up hard fight
for election rs South Town Assessor.
Mr.. stuckart pleased the people while
In office by making most enviable
record, and should he Loyalty supported
for reelection on April 4.
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Vote for Henry StucEnrt for South
Town Assessor.
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Vote for Hon. james r.. Mcdonald
for Assessor Of the Town Of Lake.
Vote for Hon. james j. Gray FOR
North Town Assessor.
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Hon. James Il. Mcdonald In the best
Assessor who ever served the taxpay.
ers In the Town Of Lake. He should
he supported for reelection independ.
ent Of party lines.
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The Twenty.ninth and Thirtieth
Wards stood nobly for Mr.. Joseph p.
Junk, the popular young brewer. for
City Treasurer. Mr.. Junk IL a coming
man In the political arena. and the
Democratic party will take care Of him
ut no distant day.
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Thomas II. Cannon, Republican can.
didate for City Attorney, IL making a
hard fight, ana winning friends wher.
ever he goes. He II good lawyer.
and has the ability and integrity to
make n good City Attorney.
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Anton 7. Zeman Is making red.hOt
fight for alderman Of the Thlrtieth
Ward on the Republican ticket. 1t IL
claimed he has already put Ernst
Reichardt Oh the verge Of nervous pros.
tratiOn.
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Hon. Edward MuelhOefer made a
splendid record rs alderman Of the
Twenty.secOnd Ward In the past. He
was always alive ana alert for the best
interests Of his constituents and the
people. He should receive the solid
support Of the good people Of the
Twenty.second. who appreciate the
services Of good man.
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| Mr.. George Lehman. the well.knOwn
furniture man and Republican candi.
date for alderman Of the Fifth Ward.
has an excellent chance Of election. no
II Ia claimed. Those who know Mr..
Lehman best say that he can be de.
pended upon to make good record in
the City Council.
Eugene Il. Pike, Republican candi.
date for alderman of the Second
Ward. II making Pat Cook hustle pref.
~ hard.
Pat Haynes IL a hard man TO beat IN
the Twenty.sixth Ward.
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Republican managers have refused "a
permit Autographs Of Gov. John Il
Tanner to be displayed In the halls
where meetings are being held during
the campaign. A suggestion that the
pictures of President Mckinley. Gov
Tanner and Y. Il. Carter be displaye,
, together has been vetoed, and the Pres
ltlent and MnyOralty candidate will
shine without the likeness of the Gov
ernor. who IL looked upon by the man
ayers as mo good"
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william j. VOltmer's name M IN In
dependent Republican candidate fol
Alderman In the Twentieth Ward was
omitted from the printed list. much Il
the annoyance Of the candidate. HI
declares he IL In the race to stay and
that his petitions have been duly filed
with the City Clerk.
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The French Democracy
held II meeting Wednesday night al
Frhnchere's Hall, 1873 Blue Island ave
nue.. Flattering reports from its ward
organization were received. showing
that the French voters are taking I'M
usual Interest In the coming election
Ed Wiseman presided. Enthusiasm
for the regular ticket was created by
the presence ana speech of Its candi
date for City Attorney, Andrew j.
Ryan. Among the speakers were Thee
ProulX, DIR. MOras, Napoleon COll
lOmbe, William Brown AMI William T.
Ryan.
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