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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

''c' IH'H uuHilIc HlIn loT MS TU.g'u
honesty. and because he is always ag
T, grcssivc for the rights of the people.
The laborlng men of the Third Con.
grcssional District (and there are a
whole lot of them are solldly opposed
to kid Glove" O'Neill for Congress.
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Rudolph McCabe Paterson will lead
the colored forces who have combined
to defeat kid Glove" ONeill for Con.
grcss In the Third District.
Hon. Chas. &. Schumacher should de-
feat Equalizer McKenna in the Second
District.
John Gerts Is a strong man for City
Treasurer.
Vote for Fred W. Upham for the
Board of Review.
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the name of James \. Sacklcy for City
Treasurer.
Vote for Henry Stuckart and Peter
Klolbassa for County Assessors.
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Vote for Clayton l.. Crafts for the
Legislature in the seventh District.
Vote for Charles :. Cutting for Judge
of the Probate Court
Leave NJ. Grldlcy an opportunity to
continue running his collection agency
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Vote for VIM. +, Mahoncy for Con
grcss in the Fifth District
Chilly Dan Mills has Thrown down
his Grand Army comrades so often
that they will now retallate by voting
for James McAndrews for Congress In
the Fourth District.
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The Germans and the labor men IN
the Fourth District Will vote agains
Chilly Dan Mills for Congress.
Good citizens of the North Side anC
throughout the city We're we'll pleased
when the Democracy nominated tn,
well.known business man, Thos. j
Webb, for Drainage Trustee.
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Four.rfths of the Republicans of tn,
Twelfth Ward will vote for 'genla
Thomas \. Smyth for Drainage Trus
tee. Tom will run ahead OF his tlcke,
Dr, T.. \. Jameson would prove
splendid United States Senator from
Illinois.
Vote for John J. lIanbcrg for rrcsl
dent Of the County Board,
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Carter, Lcgncr. Wenter. Smytl
Jones, Braden and Webb will be elect
cd Drainage Trustees. They dcserv
the votes of every good citizen in Coo
County.
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There may he various remedies" fo
anarchism, but the one that fits tn
crime best places the slipknot just IN
der the ear.
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Killing n friend in order to stca
money on which to marry the girl h
loved is an Ohio mans drama, entircl
too true ever 10 he written out,
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\ Colorado editor refers 10 a certal
political statement as "a bear-face
lle." That must be n sort of grizzl!
wild and woolly prcvarcation, wit
cinnamon colorod whlskers on it.
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Henry Moore, of Monroe Falls, Ohio
, has supported family of twenty chil
drcn on Sl.30 a day, not as an expert
ment, but as a matter of necessity
After all t makes big difference il
trying 10 live on - cents a day If maj
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Why Is it that In a city of continental
Europe of the size of Boston the aver
age fire loss could he safely put at not
over S150,O0O year, while In Boston
1t is annually over Sl,oOO,OOOI The
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

threaten the government. The late
King Humbcrt, In endeavoring to re.
press this latter element. trcnched on
the freedom of the press and the rights
of public asscmblage and thus turned
many patriots against him. To relieve
n taX.burdcncd distracted and dlssatis.
fled people Is the task set for the young
sovereign.
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The familiar abbreviatlon, 20. H."
has recently been passed upon by u
court In Illinois. and has received Judi.
cial sanction. Two prominent manufac.
turing concerns became involved In u
sagrcement which threatened legal
complications. Their lawyers induced
them to compromise differences. and to
append their signatures to an agree.
ment which was made mutually salts.
factory and legally binding. In attcs.
tatlon of the facts In his case. the law
yers merely used the letters q. X. and
thought the matter happily ended. Sub.
sequently. however. one of the contest
ants brought suit to have the agree.
ment annulled, on the ground that
q. Il. was u mere slang phrase, and
hence not legally bIuding. But the
court ruled that "it undoubtedly gave
that which Is the universal conception
and understanding" ana was therefore
correct. valid and legally binding upon
the parties concerned. In brief. 1t was
u. X.
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One of the most hOnOred and conspic.
uous figures In the public life Of Great
Britain during the last half century
was Lord PlayfaIr. The vast sanitary
improvements which have taken place
IN England within thirty years and the
| evolution of the whole system OF sclen'
tltic and technical instruction are due
to Playfalr more than 10 any other man
says the North American Review. lie
originally suggested the adoption OF
open half-penny letters, now known as
post cards, and he was largely lnstru
mental In suggesting the basis Of au
equitable agreement between Grea,
Britain and America when Preslden,
Clevela DIS Venezuelan message had
brought the two countries into danger
Gus antagonlsm. Among Playfalr's
students at the University of Edln
burgh was the Prince of Wales, OF
whom a curious anecdOte Is told.
ut was while the Prince OF Wales
was living IN Edinburgh, as Playfnir's
pupil in the application OF science tI
industry. that an interesting inclden
occurred. The two were standing neal
a caldron containing lead, which wal
boiling at white heat. Has YOU
royal highness,' asked Playfalr, AN!
faith In science" Certainly was tn,
reply. Playfair then carefully washet
the Princes hands with ammonia I,
get rid of any grease that might be OF
them. Will you now place your hun(
in this boiling metal ana ladle out ,
portion of itT said Playfalr. DO 70,
tell me to do thisy asked the Prince
i do was the answer. The Prince In
s,antly put his hand into the caldroi
and ladled out some of the boiling lea,
without sustaining any injury. 1t Is ;
wcll-known scientific fact that the hu
man hand, If perfectly cleaned may b.
placed uninjured In cad boiling n
white heat, the moisture of the ski
protecting It under these condition
from any injury. Should the lead b.
at temperature perceptibly lower tn
effect would be, of course, very differ
cnt."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

The Countess of Warwick, address
Ing words OF advice to progressive
women, condeuses her counsel in these
words: BE yourself, or, be original"
Ii requires some courage to be ones
self, but Il little practice will enable the
most tim!d to walk alone, to think indie
pendently, to form ones own conclu.
slons and live ones own life. 1t has
been said that the greatest man IN the
world Is a dead man. Hrwas of some
consequence In his day, got himself
taken N his own valuation, and now lie
rules with II rod of iron, lie Is author.
ity, before which all fearful persons
bow down, Nevertheless, emancipa.
tlon l. possible. II will not shock your
nefghhor, II you are yourself, so you
are gentle and unprcten,!ous about 1t,
And when you get used to 1t you will
find It much easier and plea santer than
being some other woman. Don't worry
about her conscience. but pay more at
tentlon To your own.
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The wealthy Christian who could no.,
afford 10 contribute to the spread of
the gospel because 1t cost him eighty
thousand dollars to furnish his new
house, has found his twin In the multi
millionaire who excuses himself for
leaving the charities to he cared for by
his less wealthy neighbors because he
has SO much money lying idle in the
banks
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01
FOrtuuc'. Hatfield Rccr,

rOruuuc'S b"ttbcu DecUs
The Fortune Brewing Company has
added to Its large plant magnificent
bOttllng establishment. The new works
adjOln the brewery on Van Buren,
street, west Of Desplaines, and are tit.
ted up with the latest and most i'm
proved machinery. Their capacity Is very
great, ana the quality Of the goods turn.
ed ont OF the very best. One OF the
features of the plant Is the arrange.
ment for cooling the beer. Not only
has the latest cooling machinery been
introduced, but the building In which
the bOttllng Is done Is adjOined by an-
other building In which freezing ap.
paratus Is placed. This keeps the tenn
perature Of the very walls at freezing
point all the time. The Fortune Brew
cry produces beer which Is famous
the world over. Now that Its bOttling
works are completed, no residence
should he without 1t. Telephone "Alon-
roe 40."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

crowded to The guards, eight deep. FOR
fcu days
lluu. Wm T. Mih1ney will he the
next Congressman from the Fifth his.
triat aud James MrAudrows will win
in the Fourth District
Mir Joseph T. Flanagan the we'll
known and highly respected business
utn will prove splendid County CON.
missioner.
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Charles l.. Erby will Ice in the next
County Board
Hon. u. !. NcMihou would make a
good City Attorney
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George ;. Foster John f. Krhor.
Miles J. pvviup. Rphyr; Rtddrld and
VIM rrcntj>> are mentioned for city
Attorney.
Prohibition Dick" will have hard
iima carrying Cook County FOR GOV.
rrnrr
McAudrrws ha> Mills hcateu in the
Fourth District
rlpS i. Webb Z, the right man for
Drainage Trustee
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Col Joseph II. Wood who has been
80 highly houorcd IN Grand Army cir
clos the past few days. i mentioned n
4 very good man for Republicans to
nominate for City Treasurer. Col
wood resides IN the Twelfth ward. aud
was for many years Identified with the
Chicago and Alton Railroad having
held the position of general manager
for the President of the road
Hon Denis T.. sullivan may be the
urX; Speaker of the Illinois House of
Representatives
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Democrats talk of nominating Mr..
John l.. Dunn for city Clerk next
>priug. lie Is a strun. man aud very
popular with the masses,
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Vote for John A. Cooke for Clerk of
the Criminal Colht
Vote for John A. Linn for Clerk of
The superior Court.
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Genial Thomas A. Smyih will beat
County Democracy" Baker ) to | on
the West Side. Voters of the Twelfth
Ward are solid for Smyrh
Wcnter. Carter. I.egner. Jones.
Smyth. Braden ami Webb are sure OF
election as sanitary Drainage Trustees.
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The Chicago business men are all Tor
Jones and Webb for Drainage Trus-
tees.
Many Republicans want Hon. Fred
A. Bus>c to run for Mayor of Chicago
next spring.
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Frank Il. Tobey JosEph q. Peters
AMI John &. Spry are all mentioned by
Republicans for Mayor next spring.
All of "BusSe'> Indians" on the North
Side will attend the annual cYramp'
mcnt of the "Suniiower" club ~ Eagle
Lake Wisconsin, next week
The Tweuty-thlrd Senatorial District
voters will rc.elect Hon. Denis T., Sulll-
van 10 the Legislature by an over
whclming majority.
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Hon Alex. j. lone, has made n
splendid record ~ Drainage Trustee,
The young business men all along the
line are for Jones and Webb for Drain
age Trustees.
Hon Frank Wenter, who will be re-
elected Drainage Trustee, II one of the
best liked Democrats In the county OF
Cook and the State Of Illinois. The
best voters are with Wenter, irrespcc
five of party lines.
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Thomas J. Webb l. a >clf.malr man
As a member of the Drainage Board hC
will have no peer.
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Hon. Denis J. sullivan will be sen
back 10 Springfield, with color> dying
Dent, may be the next Speaker of tn,
House, and everybody knows he woulC
prove a good one.
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II the Germans h1v" their way the!
will nominate gppl man Of their owl
nationality like Joseph T. Junk, IA,
wnI'-kuown brewer, for cry Clerk mex
spring.
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Hon Alex. j, Jones, i4~ popular aut
efficient Drainage Trustee viii be elect
I'd by an increased majority.
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Tic business men Of Chicago rrrog
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

pital;
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When you compare the upright ca.
rccr of James McAndrews with the rec
ord of u. W. Mills. who Is going to
deny that lie will beat the ex.Warden
for Congress?
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u. W. Mills always found It burden.
some to help his constituents while in
Congress.
Who ever heard of ID. W. Mills when
he was in Congress. anyway!
The U. o. D.'s the A. +. AS and the
Ancient Order of Faded Geranlums
are for Mills for Congress In the
Fourth district. but the good citizens
will vote for James McAndrews.
King and Tolman are sure of election
to the Superior Court bench.
Cook County Germans seem opposed
to Yates for Governor on account of his
prohlbitlonist leanings.
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Good management on the part of the
Democratic National Committee will
give Bryan Cook County by 10000 ma
jorlty.
If the national committee intrusts
the campaign TO the Cook County man
ayers II will do WELL
They are on the ground, and they
know the needs of the local Democratic
army better than officials from afar
Let the national committee turn over
the funds it intends spending here
abouts 10 the men who have won many
victories in Chicago In the past. and
they will give very good account of
themselves.
With the proper help the local Dem.
ocratlc manager will give Bryan 80.
ooO majority
Hon. Geo. i. Foster has "kid glove
O'Neill beaten for Congress in the
Third District.
Why was u. w. Mills the only Cool;
County Warden who had to have an
investigating committee appointed to
get him to settle his accounts;
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Chicago would be better off IL she
had more good men and officials like
Inspector Nicholas Hunt and fewer
fanatics of the Farwell order.
Tell Us the true story of that "bath'
/ room book" u. W. Mills!
Inspector Nick Hunt, of Hyde Park
! il a better man than the fellow Far
/ well ever dared he.
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/ Defeat Chilly Dan Mills for Congrcs,
/ in the Fourth District.
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/ Congressman Cusack a Democrat, Sc
/ cured seven pensions for old soldiers il
. the Twelfth Ward. Dan Mills, Re
/ publican, under Republican admins
ration. secured none.
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The veterans and all the old soldier
In the Fourth Congressional D!strlc
will vote for popular James Mean
drcws for Congress.
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State senator William L. Riley vii
prove good man for the people II
Sp.lngicld
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/ Ina Il. Carter has made a grand rec
ord as Drainage Trustee.
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Vote against BcZ for Coroner.
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Dcnecn should be reelected State
Attorney by an overwhelming major
Ity.
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Vote for Cooke and Linn to retail
their Court Clcrkshlps
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! The young business men I'm Cool
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

The new king of Italy comes 10 the
throne in the midst of the plaudits of
the people, but faces problems which,
II he lives few. years, will put gray
hairs in his temples. Italy is the most
heavily taxed country in Europe. One
third the incomes of the people, II Is
estimated. goes for taxes, In addition
to the heavy hSrdcn the taxes are in.
eluitably assessed, The northern see.
ton. which Is the richest, being n manu-
featuring country, pays the least taxes,
The middle section pays more than the
northern section, but less than the
southern, which Is purely agricul-
tural country and less able 10 pay than
any of the others. Thus, sectionalism
Is bred. The Neapolltans bitterly COM
plain of the north ana threaten revolu-
tion. Internal strife is one of ltaly's
perils. Added to this Is the constant
friction between the Vatican and the
government ana the agitation Of those
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

Henry Moore of Monroe Falls, Ohio,
has supported n family of twenty chill
drcn on Sl.30 day, not as an expert.
mcnt, but as matter of necessity.
trying to live on u cents a day If a man
at the same time has enough money In
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\ Boston fire Insurance company re-
Gently made an interesting investiga-
ton to discover. II possible. whether
there Is any reason for the popular be-
lief that rats and mice set fires by
gnawing matches. The experiment COW
cred period of three months. Rats
and mice. singly OF several Ut a time,
were confined In large iron cages con-
talnlng matches of various kinds and
cotton waste. The mice, no matter how
hungry they were, never gnawed the
matches, but the rats set several fires,
the sulphur matches being In each case
the Instrument. Hereafter. when peo'
pie speak of fires set by mice. these in
surancc men will very likely say
Rats"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

Russell Sage kept his eighty'fourth
birthday 10y attending to business He
has not been prudent in the days of
youth To become u frivolous spendthrlft
In his declining years.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

his pocket to pay for the best dinner in
the city.
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the degradation of the people. Horrible
diseases result from It, which are ng.
gravated by abnormal consumption of
arrack, the strong distilled drink Of the
Aslatlcs.
Besides this, Il Is an invarlable rule
to make four days week holidays.
with saints days as extras. Since they
have adopted the holidays Of every 9TH
er country with which they have been
In contact. It Il not surprising that the
men find little time for work. Farm.
ing, bee culture and cattle breeding are
the only industries Of these people.
while throughout their territory there
Is not single manufactured article
New York Ledger.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

4 Colorado editor refers to certain
political statement as "a bear-faced
lle," That must be n sort of n grizzly
wild and woOlly prcvarcation, Will
cinnamon COlorcd whlskers on ii.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

Killing friend in order to steal
money on which 10 marry the girl he
loved is an Ohio mans drama, entirely
too true ever To he written out.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

longing to dead people in his posses
sion after he left the Cook County Hos.
"a.
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the city.
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The law of aerial navigation il learn.
cdly discussed by writer In law re-.
view. The law of gravitation will have
To he surmounted. however. before his
suggestions will be practically valuable
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The Sultan has ordered Dos rapd.fre
guns from the Krupps. If the Krupps
ere wise they will ship the goods {. a..
ID. The Sultan's pay department IL
constructed ON the slow-fire principle.
1t pays to advertise. a Minneapolis
girl spent 81 cents in advertising and
received 153 proposals of marriage.
But YOU must have something worth
selling. The Minneapolis girl stated
she had $4,000 In her own right.
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\ New York restaurant man is skep.
tical about the possibility OF living Oh
| fifteen cents day. Take thirty cents" "
| he says, '.and that IL all right. Plenty
of our patrons live on thirty cents, but
most of them look like it,
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Mushrooms are delicious articles of
food. but they'll have great falling OF
In popularity II the poisonous mush.
room bug from South America. recently
| discovered near Chicago, Is not climi.
mated from existence In America.
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] The scheme TO take the census of the
world has been unnvoidably postponed.
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| An Oklahoma man has patented an
invention that will enable one to fall
of u tcn.story building without injury.
But who wants to fall off tcn.story
buildings
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a man of 9S years of age was married
the other day. He was OH the bargain
counter, marked down" from 100 and
the woman he married couldn't resist
the bargain.
~
Russell Sage kept his eighty'fourtl
birthday 10y attending to business. lie
has not been prudent in the days OF
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

number OF fires occurring would not
greatly vary. Boston's water supply
and fire department are incomparably
superior TO what would be found In
Brussels. Amsterdam. Rome. Lyons or
Marscillcs and yet the numerous fires
originating In those foreign cities do
little damage. while with Us they lead
to disastrous results. If the various
States We're to adopt building laws sim.
liar to those in force in Europe and
public opinion compelled their enforce.
ment not only would Insurance cause
but small expenditures. but the tax.
payers could greatly cut down their
annual public expenditures.
While the United States IS generally
regarded as a mild. peaceful country.
compassionate even to Its enemies, 1t
knows on occasions how to be stern. a
fact that some gentle.hcartcd people
sometimes forget. An instance In point
is Geronimo. the famous Apache chief.
and his band of savage warriors. After
a war which cost the United States
| SI.OOO.O00 and hundreds of lives. thl.
most desperate and daring of Indian
chiefs was brought to bag In 1856 by
Gen. Miles and Major General Law.
ton at -Four Peaks. Arizona. and after
months of starvation lie and his baud
hoisted the white nag of peace. The
reputation OF these braves for savage
ferocty was such that the Govern.
ment determined to hold them prison.
ers. They were first sent to the mill
tary post at Mount Vernon, Ala. The
climate there not agreeing with them
they were transferred to Fort sill
where, after fourteen years of impris
onment. Geronimo has gone stark mad
The whole story Is one that rarely see,
the light.
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There may be various "romcdies" for
anarchism, but the one that fits the
crime best places the slipknot just un-
der the ear.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

II people were to get paid for all the
foolish things they say and do poverty
would soon be thing of the past.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

II the Germans hav" their way they
will nominate a good man of rhclr own
nationality like Joseph !. Junk, the
wnl'-isuown brewer for cry Clerk next
@nr.4g
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

Carter, Lcgncr, Wcnter Smyth,
Jones, Bradcn and Webb will be elect
cd Drainage Trustees. They deserve
the votes of every good citizen in Cook
County.
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Hon. Denis J. sullivan will be sent
back 10 Springfield, with colors dying.
Deni, may be the next Speaker Of the
House, and everybody knows he would
prove a good one.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

\ man of 9S years of age was married
the other day, He was Oh the bargain
counter, marked down" from 100 and
the woman he married couldn't resist
the bargain.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

There are plenty Of people now living
who can remember all too vivldly how
the "Ludditcs" tcrrorlzed Derbyshire,
Lancashire. Yorkshire. Nottingham.
shire and other English counties. For
the space of two whole years. In the af-
fected areas, no mans life was safe
from the vengeance of "King Ludd"
ana his henchmcn. and 1t was only af.
ter sixty-four of them had been exc
cuted In one gigantic batch that the
horrors came to an end. Thirty years
later occurred the curious "Ilebecca"
riots. mostly In Wales, the special OBJ.
iect of the rioters being the destruction
of all turnplkes throughout the princl-
pallty.-Ncw York Times.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

Dld d, W. Mills have any money be.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

Thomas ]. Webb Is a ,elf.made man
As a member of the Drainage Board h
will have no peer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

Hon. Frank Wenter, who will be re-
elected Drainage Trustee, Is one of the
best liked Democrats In the county of
Cook and the State of Illinois The
best voters are with Wenter, irrespcc'
five of party lines,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-01

An Oklahoma man has patented an
invention that will enable one to fall
of Il ten.story building without injury.
But who wants to fall off tcn.story
building
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

Corning's on Thursday evening, Novem- port good time.
 Mrs Robert Armstrong, who has been absent some time, has returned home.
 The large and pleasant entertainment given by Jerome K. Granniss at Pavilion hall on Friday evening last, was attended by several from Marketable.
 Mrs Ockford is having her eyes treated by. Dr Wilson of Bridgeport. HIk
 The Christmas tree at St Andrews church, Marbledale, will yield its fruit to the harvest on Christmas eve. After the ingathering there will be . supper at the rectory.