Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-24

oth.bOund volume Of this thrilling
story of fncts and cxperienccs-a class
ic--will bc given to every one p,irchns-
ing case for family use. "Alinanaris"
IL put up IN onc-half gallons (stllD,
quarts, plnts and half plnts (sparkling),
and Is rapidly supcrscding Apollinaris
water. the John the Baptist Of AL.
mannris." 1t II In all flrst-class hO.
tells, restaurants, and fine sample.
rooms, and is supplied 10y thr Amer.
lean Mineral Watcr Co. 21S Eas, Kin.
zic street. Phone. Central 6i2.
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Hon. james &. Irwin has made II
good record. and his many friends pre-.
diet his denomination for President Of
the County Board. The Thirty.second
and Thirty fourth Wards are solid for
Mr.. Irwin.
Il. NJ. Patterson expects the Hnnccy
faction tn send him to Congress from
the Third District.
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Reports from the rhlr,y-fourih Ward
Indicate that u recent canvass OF the
precincts shows that there are five Car.
ter men to every lIanccy man In the
ward. The situation In the Thlrtieth,
Thirty.iirst. Thirty-sccoiId ana Thirty
fourth Wards Is worrying the llanccy
men.
The employees Of Armour h Go. have
decided to perpctuatc the memory Of
the late Philip d. Armour, Jr., by plac.
ing Il beautiful memorial window In
the Armour Institute Of Technology.
Individual contributions from all dc.
partments Of the business will dcfrny
the cost Of the window.
Announcement that the boards Of as.
SCISSORS ana review Ind patched NJ
their differences wns hailed with satis.
faction in revenue and rcal.cstatc cir.
clcs. ~ cOnsummntiOn dcvOutly To h
wished" commented Wyllys W. Baird,
chairman of the Real Estate Board
Revenue Committee. The reviewers
said tho report TINT assessors "csti.
mates" Of personal property valuations
would bc final was not literally cor
rect. 1--WE intend only" explained
President upliam, that estimates
made by tho assessors against non
fllers OF schedules shall not bc reduced
1t is probable We shall lind frequent
occasion for increasing them"
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Alderman In the Twenty.slxth Ward.
Hon. Alfred ID. WillistOn. Republican
nominee. who will be elected 10 TN
City Council next month from tn
Twcnty-flfth Ward. IL u natlv" Chica
gOan and has lived In Lake View an,
the Twenty.liftll Ward for thirty-thrc,
: years. or since hc was = years Of age
He resides at 1115 Early avenue, IN,
IL u court stcnOgraphcr, an occupation
, lc hns followed for twenty-One years
| lie has had charge of the stcnOgraphi
, work In many Of the Important civl
and criminal trials In Chicago and I'LL
nOls courts. lie Is u member Of TN
Royal League, the Royal Arcanuni, tn
Lake POygan Gun Club, the Sheridan
!, Gun Club AMI the Edgewatcr Cnsin
> Club, as well as Of several social ~
ganixatiOns In Lake View. The Mu
, niclpal Voters League announced bl
, fore he was nominated that he wa
!. ''acccptable," and its Endorsement
, expected. Mr.. WillistOn has signliic,
y his Willingness to sign the league plat
!, form whenever II ~ desired.
|. Vote for Alfred D. WlllistOn for a
}. tlcrman of the Twenty.iifth Ward.
i Hon. Charles =. Cutting Is the strOnl
= est Republican mentioned for PrObai
J. Judge. lie is u good man to succcc
{ Judge KohlSaat.
:. j. &, Dcnison IL making n fine rae
for Alderman In the Thirticth Ward.
William Eisfeldt will he elected
the Twentieth.
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y The Union Stock Yards are badl
managed today, and trade Is bc!n
rapidly driven away from this cit,
y, The cattle men claim that they are su
= jected to all kinds of annoyances fro
the new management. Our Texas @,
!, changes are full of complaints of Il
I, treatment sustained at the Chlcas
=, Yards by TcSas cattle men especially.
d ~e>
u The Union Traction Company W
n have its franchises renewed next ye,
just as it wants them. The people W
= get no concessions. Things have be,
II arranged ana Chicago will be sold. Th
u time the 'rcformers" will do the sc
ing.
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W st. Louis and New orleans ha
T.. street car service immcasurably SUI
a., | ,.in tn rhi.nun 'rhnra IA nnrS rnspl