Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08

support Tom Smyth
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Emil Schafer. John j. Hackett. Ed
Page and many others will back
Charles II. Chamberlain a. an indie
pendent Republican candidate for Con.
grcss against Dan Mills in the Fourth
District.
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James a. Sacklcy i strong for City
Treasurer.
John G. Schubert Is talked Of by
Democrats for City Treasurer.
John 4. Dunno Is strongly backed 10y
the Democracy for City Clerk.
1t looks as though prohibition"
Dick Yates would receive an awful wal
Looping by the German voters of Cook
County.
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sam Alschuler stands for personal
liberty and equal rights to all.
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County Democracy" William II.
Baker may not stand as n candidate
for Drainage Trustee II George W.
Spofford persists IN running rs an in.
dependent candidate.
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The Shah OF Persia has become civ.
.lized enough TO be in serious danger
from anarchists.
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According TO the Medical Record
there Is in this country one physician
to every GOO people.
A West Virginia girl named Lemon
had rib broken 10y an impetuous Low.
er. The moral is easy.
There's nothing much In a shirt wais,
when a man wears II. but when girl
wears lt-well. there's the girl.
After n preacher has made married
couple one they each Immediately sci
TO work to find out which is the one.
| In view OF various stories that come
from the Flowery Kingdom. II is no,
always well to accept bare rumor fol
the naked truth.
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It's unfair for the opponents Of the
shr, waist TO charge 1t with unhealtb
fulness because the ancient Greeks
practically wore nothing else and now
they are all dead.
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True love never dies, but 1t Is some
times perfectly killing TO the rest OF
the family.
The man who announces that he has
q method Of making old bones assem-
bic themselves and come TO life prob
ably lmagnes that he has q rafting
good thing.
Some men the moment they are nom
mated for office lose all posi,lveness OF
opinion. They are colorless. They
part with their convictions the moment
they part with private life. The times
will not tolerate that kind: men of con
v!ctions are wanted, men who have
something to say. The proverbiaI
good fellow" will pass in town meet
Ing or ward. but We want some stuff
in the man we place in responsible
management of public affairs. Better
be wrong once in a while than nothing
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| 4 trade journal estimates the Amer
lean output of bicycles for the pas,
year AZ about 100000 wheels. More
than 100000 are exported, and about
100000 were reserved for home con
sumption. Yet the bicycle is now nc
novelty. 1t looks rs If the people who
have supposed and declared thai
wheeling was merely temporary fac
would have to own themselves beaten
and aim their dismal predictions a
the. motorcycle and the automobile.
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| Ex-senator John J. ingalls,, who diet
recently, was a man OF great force O.
character, wide information an(
searching intelligence. He just missed
greatness becduse of the innate cyni
c!sm which paralyzed his faculties
when they were most needed for pub
lie service. He would have been no
bier had he been able TO see more no
bility in the mass of men. He woult
have been more useful TO his country
had lie not overemphaszed the selfish
ness Of human nature and been NOR,
alive 10 the generosity Of human mo
tive.
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No person in the civilized world VIII,
read, of the touching funeral ccremO
MES over the body OF Italy's murdered
King can fail TO be impressed by tn,
fact that anarchy is very small senti
| ment after ALL and that IL makes :