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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-03
ALSCHULER ON TRUSTS.

In his keynote" speech Mr.. Alschu.
Ter discussed the question of monopoly
combines, known as trusts, with sin.
gulnr clearness and force.
He directs attention to the fact that
''men do not organize trusts and COM
blne industries ana destroy cOmpetl-
ton for the purpose alone of realizing
profits from the thing manufactured,
but for the purpose Of manipulating the
stock market"
The managers can do things to put
stocks up or down and enrich them
selves by doing these things and at the
same time buying ana selling their own
securities. The bigger the combine the
bigger Is the opportunity to amass
wealth by stock manipulation.
This point Is merely suggestive Of a
reason why the combines should be
subject to public regulation or sup.
preston.
The essential point Is that there can
be no question us to the right of public
control because the power to combine
results from a public concession.
Mr.. Alschuler puts II In this way: II
government grants to one man or set
Of men monopoly Of the -four bust.
ness, to another monopoly Of the iron
business, to another monopoly Of the
tobacco business. and SO on, 1t would
give them an enormous power Of en-
tortlOn. 1t would thus become the duty
Of the government TO protect the people
against an abuse Of this power. That
Is plain.
a trust corporation enjoys the same
kind of concession. Practically the mo-
nOpOly combine can exist only rs a
corporation, but the corporation de.
rives its capacities from the State. 1t
Is the duty Of the State to protect the
people from an abuse Of power by Its
own creature.
"The corporation" as Mr.. Alschnler
says, "thus stands upon the same foot
ing as any persons who hold u public
concession" If It exercises Its powers
which are derived from the state In a
manner inimical to the best interests of
! the public adequate means should he
provided through the law for the with
drawal of the corporate grant"
Mr.. Alschuler goes further into the
subject, but this Is the main point.
The State may ana should always
safeguard the people against an abuse
of power which II has itself granted 10
It's own creature.
~
| Vote for Joseph u, Flanagan for the
County Board.
%6A
| Vote for Charles u. Erby for County
| Commissioner.
~6
ThomasJ. Webb, candidate for Drain
age Trustee, Is one of the most pOpu
lar men on the Democratic County
ticket.
~6
The Republican county ticket will
run far ahead of the Republican State
and national tickets.
~
Senator Fred A. Busse and friends
will re-elect Congressman Henry Sher
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-03

And che chiefs commentator Is In.
dorsed by the people at large. Mr.. Me-
Andrews Is now in the prime Of life,
endowed with gifts and graces that.
united to sincerity of purpose. make the
materials out of which the best men in
public life are made.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-03

coliseum out Of his own pocket the
night Bourke Cochran spoke there.
The Democratic County Committee
treasury Is depleted through the mean.
ness of the Democratic county candi-
dates.
These are the plain, unvarnished
facts.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-03
man BOutell and member Of the Board
Of Review Fred w. Upham.

man Boutell and member of the Board
Of Review Fred w. Upham.
Congressman Lorimer has become q
necessity to Chicago. lie Is an able
Congressman and will be reelected.
~~
Hon. VIM. Lorimer should be re-
elected to Congress In the Second Dis.
trlct.
Vote for John J. Hanberg for Presi-
dent Of the County Board.
Vote for Fred W. Upham for the
Board Of Review.
Vote for Hon. VIM. +. Nfahoney for
Congress In the Fifth District.
~6A
Re.elect Hon. George p. Foster %
Congress from the Third District.
~a
Notc buukc ANutuuuIel " SScuTS IOT
reelection to the Superior Court bench
on Nov. u.
The people are with County Assessor
4. w. Miller because he has made Il
good record In Office.
Seventh District voters will again
send Hon. Clayton Il. Crafts to the
Legislature next January.
Vote for VIM. II. Baker for Drainage
Trustee.
Drainage Trustee.
Let us see, isn't Phil Knopf County
Does Judge Tuthill know the pres.
ent record Of w. o. Lamonte, whom
he has set up as IN example In the
Juvenile Court?
|
w. o. la Monte's rating Is certainly
a good example for the wards Of the
Juvenile Court.
When the election Is over there will
be u fine explosion around the County
COmptrOller's office, according to all re-
ports.
Bryan has Cook County, and don't
you forget It!
Alschuler will be the next governor
Of Illinois.
The county shark gang will get such
u showing mp after election as never
was heard Of before.
~6
The Democratic county candidates
who refuse to pay their assessments
will feel the vengeance of their party
Mt the polls. The people are not In
sympathy with men who try to break
into fat Offices without paying any of
the campaign expenses. So far the
Democratic campaign for Bryan and
Alschulcr has been kept alive by pri-
vate subscription, most of the men on
the county ticket refusing to contribute
u cent. The nominees for county COM
mlsslOners are among the principal Of
Tenders, although there are others. This
sort of thing IL mean and contemplate.
Men who beg nomination from big
party organization are in honor bound
to stand by that party In the hour Of
Its need. 1t appears that many Of the
Democratic county nominees regard
themselves rs under no obligations
whatsoever to the party. Perhaps the
party will return the compliment on
election day.
%6A
Vote for Fred W. Upham for the
Board of Review.
%6A
McAndrews will defeat "Check Book
Dan Mills for Congress In the Fourth
District.
49,
Hon. Fred w. Upham Is sure win
ner for reelection to the Board Of Re
view. Mr. Upham has made splendid
record, having served the taxpayers
honestly and well.
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ina single campaign before. The total
exceeded 100000. and the committee
will do very we'll If 1t gets off with less
than si,5O0.ooO this year. ~
Men,lIke Senator Scott, Powell, Clay
ton. James S. Garrison, Joseph Marley.
Henry c. Payne and others who have
seen long service with political COM.
mittees, know most of the people who
apply for assignments. but new men
appear every year. Some of them vol
unteer their. services by letter, others
call at headquarters personally, with
letters; OF Introduction from friends who
describe their qualifications and urge
their appointment. but no unknown
men are accepted without careful In
vestisation into their antecedents and
qualifications. The records Of the COM
mittee always show who proposed and
who Endorsed every man on the list of
speakers, and each name is accompan-
led .bya brief biographical notice.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of Q Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

An interest ball game was played
yesterday afternoon on the Wheeling
creek grounds, between the Martins
Ferry team and the Belmonts, OF this
city. Both teams put up good article
Of ball. The home team won by a score
OF to 2.
A literary and musical entertainment
will be given by the Epworth League OF
the West End Methodist Episcopal
church, Monday evening.
Bert and Edward Muhleman return
ed yesterday from GAINESVILLE, where
they were attending o reunion OF the
Muhleman family. ~
Mrs. John Gordon returned yesterday
from SteubenvIlle. where she had been
attending reuEion OF the Gordon fam
lily.
Miss Yetta Russell returned last ev-
ening from Bethesda, where she has
been attending the teachers institute.
Miss Maggie Spencer, OF Warrington,
is spending few days with relatives IN
this city and Vicinity.
Miss Fannie Caldwell Will be down
from Steubenvillc to-day, to visit Miss
Eva Coss for u week.
LOUIS FRICK will have Turtle
Soup tonight, at his Summer Gar
den, Martins Ferry.
The work OF laying the pavement
around the West End school house Is
nearing completion. .
Rev. Afford Kelley, OF Frazier. Pa. is
the. guest OF the family OF r. r. Bar
rett, In Kirkwood.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Fox have return
ed from two weeks sojourn at Mt.
Clemens, Mich. Il \. < Il
Prof. James V. Stllwell returned yes
terduy, from two weeks stay at At
lantics City.
H..C. Mcdonald. OF Claysvlllc, Pa, is
the guest for a few days OF Albert Nc
Cleary.
Mrs. James McHush returned yester-
day from a ten days stay at Atlantic
City.
Harry Gordon went TO steubenville
yesterday, where he has secured Q po-
sition. Z, IS
w. b. Hanlon, OF Cleveland. was
calling on friends in the city yesterday.
Morning services only. will be held ut
the Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Otto .Gifin, OF st. Clnlrsville. was q
business caller in the city yesterday.
Harry Sells returned Inst evening
from n business trip to Cambridge.
James Barker. OF Maynard, was in
the city yesterday. on business.
Mr.. and Mrs William Harris have
returned from Niagara Falls
.
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found Pe-rn-na m indispensable remedy.
lIttaGcts all their irregularities, critical
periods, and peculiar weaknesses. s.
Mrs. Ammo Randall, Caro-, Mich., saysi
aThisle.terlcavesm me well, l do sincerely,
think, by reason Of yonr good advice and
great medicine Pe-rn.na. II has brought
back my health to mo In my older days.
I nm now o new woman, physically. I
think Pe.rn.na tho best medicine In the
mhrkatp Z n
Women are even more subject to ca.
tarrh than men. The chief cause is tho
delicaey Of her organism, as compared
20 man.. This explains why, In part at
least SO few women aro entirely FREQ
from catnrrh. Catarrh Of tho pelvic or.
gans Is generally called female disease.
Miss Sadie Martinot, tho prominent
young actress, writes to DR.. Hcrtman In
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Headache r8FOrty Years.
1touaDsv1rLE BUDGET .
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

& u HH.aH - Hsf.i
The county court which will acts al a
board OF equalization for this county,
Will meet In the near future TO consider
the tre-aszassment OF real estate in
this county. The land books for this
year have not been completed by the
clerk OF the county court and no action
Will be tnken until tits is$done. It is
not probable that, all owners Of real
estate in the first district VIII ask for u
reduction In the valuation Of their
property, but, great many will do so.
A number OF families from Limestone
and Pleasant Valley viii move to town
this fall. John Hill will. move into the
DELLA Campbell house on First street,
which he recently purchased George
w. Crow has purchased n residence on
Poplar avenue. Sam Reed wifi locate
on Third street. and the others VIII
move to the East End. ~
"A deed conveying lot No. s In Craw-
ford's addition. to the town Of Gamer
on from j. g.. and RE. Crawford to
John ] Karr, was left for record in the
county clerks Office yesterday. Consld-
Grafton. S14O y!
The J. E. Doyle base ball team. Of
McNIechen. are coming down this after
noon, to suffer defeat at the: hands Of
the Hard Hitter club. OF this place.
Ambulnnces and physicians will be on
the grounds. n & &,
Senator Jack Mathews and wife have
returned from visit at Central City.
They were. accompanied by Mrs. A. g..
Plymale and son. who Will be their
guests for short time.
The campaign will be opened here on
4 hnr ,rhn
ard. Of New York, and C. T. Caldwell,
OF Purkersburg, viii address meeting
in the court house.
Major w. J. Burley and family and
Archdeacon B. N. Spur and family
have returned from an extended tour
Of the northern lakes.
J.F. Burchinal and family, who were
the guests OF ]. w. Burchlnal and fam
lily. left for their home at New Geneva,
Pa, yesterday.
A colored United States prisoner was
discharged from the penitentiary early
sestreday morning.
Rev. P. C. White, OF Weston. will
preach In thesPresbyterlan church to-
morrow morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy L. stidger re-
turned yesterday from an outing in
Preston county. 3.
Bishop Peterkin VIII conduct the SER
vices at the P. f. church tomorrow at
1890 a. m.
Philip Conner, a prominent farmer OF
Glen Easton. was In the city yesterday.
W. A. Knox, OF Rosby's Rock. was In
the city on business yesterday. l4@
s. F. T. Moore Is building new resi-
dence on Eastern Third street.
NJ. F. Hubbs, Of Glen Easton, was
here yesterday.
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Special Dispatch to the IntelllSeneet.
Z RICHARDSON. ". Va, Aug. IA
very sad accident occurred nt;Altizer. a
few miles above here on the; West Fork
yesterday. There was a party out
drifting ties and In crossing the river.
Clark Gum called for one of the others
with him to come and set his axe.
which was done, and when he reached
the shore. Gum was heard 10 call for
help. His three COMPANIONS immedt-
ately went to his assistance. but Gum
struggled so that he almost drowned
two of them and tore their clothes Off.
When Gum was finally brought to
shore he was dead. Dir. Gum. was the
Democratic nominee for Justice OF the
peace in the district In which he lived,
and was n man well respected. He
leaves n wife and several children.
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postmnstersI commissioners.
Special Dispatch to tho 1ntelliGencer.
WASHINGTON. y D. c.. Aug. a..

Special Dispatch to tho Intelligencsr..
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug, "a
West Virginia postrnnsters have been
commissioned. us follows:
VIII Z. Long. Conaway: William S.
Hatfield. Manila, Boone county; VIII
lam s. Brady. Brady, Pocahontas coun-
~. The last two offices named We're es-
tabllshcd recently. -
< An order has been Issued by tho post,
Office department., establishing railroad
postoflice service on the line OF the
baltimore & Ohio railroad between
Flatwoods and sutton, W. Va, n dis
lance OF six mioE The service is to be
embraced In the Weston and Lanes
Bottom railroad nostofllce.
An order has also been Issued, maxi
Ing changes In star schedules In West
Virginia. as follows:
Mlddlebourne TO Ellcnboro: leave
Mlddiebourne daily except Sunday Mt S
n. M: returning. leave iEllenboro daily
except Sunday at $3.50 p, m. Ellie TO
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Pensions Granted.
Special Dispatch to the IntelllEencer.

Special Dispatch to the InteiliEcncer.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Aug. "a
Pensions to West Virginia applicants
have been granted as follows:
origlnAl-wnliam H. Knntncr. Mar
tlnsburs. So; James yangilder, Forks
burg, $40: James p. Wilkinson. Wheel
Ing, sl2: William Kemp. Wheeling. SC.
Restoration and Supplemental, (spe-
ciaD--John Hawkins, (deceased). Pala-
tine, sl2. q
Increase = Henry C. Shepherd,
MoundsvflIe. 10 IS; Ennis Bias. Hnmtin,
to S.; Robert Watson. Cameron, to sl2;
Clark LOWS, Ona, TO IS.
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McMECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events tea IL.

60 q d. .r. d GO Dr. .# p
and Events. ~
Harry Niebergall, OF Benwood, Is laid
up at the home Of his brother. Charles,
here, with an attack OF rheumatism.
Messrs. Edward and Joe Gatewood,
with their families have returned from
a pleasant visit AZ MI. Lake Park.
Misses LlzsIe and Maggie Carman
have returned to their home ut Beth
any, after visiting friends here.
Rev., soveriski and son. William,
have returned from Norrlstown, Pa,
when they spent the past week.
Miss. ,TeRle Kern has returned home
from GAINESVILLE. o., where she spent a
month. the guest of friends. rs
sam Cooper and wife and sons viii
and Frank. left Thursday to visit the
formers brother In Iowa. ll
There Will be no services at the NJ. E.
church Tomorrow, on account Of camp
meeting at Moundsvllle. ~
Quite number OF the members OF
the. local knights OF Pythias will 20 I'd
Detroit Tomorrow. b
Charles Crawley and family are home
from two weeks visit with friends nj
Connellsvllle, Pa.
The MeMechcn band Is enjoying n
week on Fish Creek, fishing and SOUR
rel hunting. -
Mrs. j.. L. McMcchcn and daughter.
Edna, are home, after visiting ut Nit.
Lake Park. ~
Mrs Henry IIelfrick, OF Cumberland,
Nd, is visiting her son. Mr.. George
Artz. :
Mrs. Jacob Thonen Ia spending tho
week with relatives Mt, Fnirmont. "
Ralph Levy, OF Bcllaire. was bust.
ness caller in the city yesterday.
ID. b NIcMechen, OF Glendale. was n
visitor In town yesterday. !,
! IJ.e w, Maroney. OF Little, was visit
Ing here yesterday. 55S12.i
L. z. conklin was visiting at Mounds.
VILE. yesterday. y +
city, 3 ~ 'D
Mrs. c: c. Byard is visiting at Graf
a BLESSING alike to young and old.
DR.. Fowlcr.s Extract OF Wild Straw
berry. Natures specific for. dysentcry.
dlarrhoea' and summer complnint.--I -
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Fleming: leave EfIie Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday, ut tf:f5 n. M. lea ea
Fleming same days, yat las p.is m.
Crawford TO jacksonville: leave Craw--
ford daily. except Sunday, at s:l5 q; m ];
leave Jacksonville daily except Sun
day. at 2:i5 p.3 m. q.
3 c. IF. Stewart has been appointed.
postmaster Mt Edith. Wyoming coun-
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To-
says:" I was a most miserable sufferer
from falling OF the womb, weak oyaries,
and leucorrh0a, which caused mo to be
confined to my bed for o long tims,
being too weak to bear my own weight
even, upon my feet. I5was treated by
the most reputable physicians in our
city. They could do nothing for me. I
am most happy to say that in three
months after I began taking Pe-ru.na 1
was well-entirely cured without any
appliances or support Of any kind"
GA. Proehl, New Portage, o., writes:
4My wife has been sick FOR about fivc
years. In the first place tho doctor
called 1t leucorrhGa, and treated 1t about
ono year, when 1T turned 10 liberation OF
the womb; she was then treated for that
for two years, when the doctor gave her
up. shc could not walk for nearly two
years. She then tried your Pe-ru-na.
She has taken three bottles and 1t did
her more good than any other medicine."'
A vast multitude OF women have
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regard to Pc
ru-na, as fol-
lows: a1tgives
me great plea
sure to recon-
mend Peru
|natomembers
|of,myprofes-
sion. l have
found 1t most
helpful. l con-
slider Pc-ru.na
I'of aspactn1
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Il HAD running. itching sore on
nv leg, Suffered tortures. Oonns
Ointment took away the burning and
itching instantly and quickly effected
permanent cure" C, W. Lenhart, Bowl
Ing Green, O.--3 57I.- 80 ~ ~
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benefit to women and particularly rec
ommend it to them. My dressing table
Is never without it.n
Everywhere the people, especially the
women, aro. praising Pe.ru-na as rem
edy for all forms OF catarrhal difficult
ties. Send for free catarrh book. Ad.
dress DR.. Hartman. Columbus. O.
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I believe / should
have been deadly
this time had I5not
used II. lam feel
Ing so ;Weli now.
i have nqtitaken
any medicine for
I Q ur Q FIVE
months I can
cheerfully recon-
mcnd Pe-ru.naSto
my friends.n
Mrs. Henry Ellis,
Eno 9natb - tkhnt
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Homeseekers, EXCURSIONS.

On the first and third Tuesdays in
each month during 1900. from Chicago
via Chicago, milwaukee, md St. Paul
railway, to points In Iowa. South and
North Dakota, Minnesota, Montana.
Colorado, Utah, Nebraska. Oregon and
Washington at the rate q lone fare plus
two dollars for the round trip, COOL q
ilnys For further information call on
or address W. S! Howell. G. E. p. A.,
ASH broadway, New York. or John r.
Pott, d. p. A., 4s5 William street. Will
Transport, Pa. w&s
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III is A PITY so FEW NlOllES.
Are Entirely Free From Pelvic Catarrl1,

. Miss anna carten, Clayton, H., says:
n cur Pe-ru.nl did mo SO much good. .
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( SCRoFULA, salt rhcum. erysl2olas
and other distressing uruptlve diseases
yield quickly and permanently to the
cleansing. purifying power OF Durdock
Blood Ditters.-L
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;yITANTEp-To RENT A ROOM SUIT.
ttl55ABLE for drilling n 4 club. Good
sized one preferred. Address NJ. c., care
office. auii !
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List Of Deserters.

: Inc Democratic committees are pub
i'sninG lists OF descrters from tho Re-
publican ranks, and 1t would nmusa
me people OF Chicago to see the i'm
pof'ance that Is placed upon the defec-
''h OF Magnus a. Hess. who Is adver-
sIsea MS 4 leading business man OF
chicago" the first TO propose the
nomination OF William Mckinley for
resident" "a lifelong friend and
financial hacker" whose fortune M
wen as energies have been devoted to
me advancement OF the interests OF
ms NJ patron" It is represented that Mr..
hess has been compelled by consclen-
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United States Senate Reputed to be
Filled With Rich Men

B " 5liii \ 7
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.if-sa ftslt
WANTED.

HJTANTED-PosITI BY BOY II,
NV years OF age; willing to- do any kind
OF work. Inquire Of Robert Miller, at 1905
Water atrept p - !. ~ icg 81 ~ mugs II
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A BLESSING alike to young and old,
DIR. Fowlcr.s Extract of Wild Straw,
berry. Natures specific for, dysentcry.
dlarrhoea and summer complnint,--I "
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FOR SALE.

no r g ALE - HOUSES, wITHotIT
=, Z groand; y houses cast side or jacob
In Bcnwpodi s. NESBfTT. ar. iias Mar.
kes street TelephonS .eiazl b I1s aiiis q
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witches cauldron of the last cam
paign brought.a about disaster. BY
returning to its ancient dignities,
its ancient principles and its
trusted leaders, and by silencing
every suggestion of a compro-
mise with insurrectionary ele-
ments, factional adventures or
fever-engendered idiocies, the
party will again commend itself
to the confidence and respect of
the nation and take its place as
the party of the people, the party
of the constitution and the party
of national progress. We need
no reorganization and no new
name. What is needed is a return
to what has been abandoned, a
recognition of what has been ig-
nored.-Commercial Appeal.