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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-12

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Or Tomlinson?
Or Vallision:
Or Cessna?
Or CullcnY
Or Dicdrich?
Or Hickman!
or Sicgel:
Or Funk!
Or KnOwlton?
Or American Mortgage Co?
Or Mills 4 Co.?
Or Wilkinson.
Or Illinois Credit Co?
Or A. NJ. Smith?
Or Hopkins?
Or Wenham?
Or Ross?
Or Griffing?
Or II. II. Employees Loan Company?
Or n. w. Mortgage Loan Company:
Or Model Loan Company?
Or Fidelity Loan Company?
Or French?
Or Commercial Credit Co.?
Or Chicago Loan and Discount 90. p!
Or Wright
Or Lake View Loan Co.!
Or Bubb?
Or Eagle Loan Co.?
Or Benedict
Or Farley;
Or Ferguson?
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II the chattcl mortgage people who
were never noted for their popularity
can escape their just taxes, how long
will the people stand It?
II the United States Internal Rev
enuc office would look mp some Of these
men 1t might make some big hauls.
Very few of them put stamps on the
documents until they deliver the inter
est note paid over and over again to
the victim.
The Eagle Is having the victims In
the public offices tabulaled and will
publish them.
It viii also publish the names of the
protectors In the water office, the water
pipe extension, the county cOmptrOl.
lcr's, city comptroller's, school teachers
and other departments OF the city and
county governments.
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The sharks of Chicago claim TO have
u combination which divides up 5000.
900 year with city and county oiii-
cals.
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The Eagles espionage corps Il pick
ing up some rare facts about 10 per
cent sharks.
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\ simple search Of the Recorders rec
ords show up facts enough about Rich
ardsOn,
%e>
Who in the County Comptroller's
Office gets "a rake-Off from the 1Oper,
centers:
Who in the City Comptroller's Office
gets a rake-off from the 1O-per-centers!
The 10-per-centers are the leeches
who charge 10 per cent. month for
money loaned to city and county en-
ployes and school teachers.
They recently tied up the pay OF the
whole police force Of Chicago, simply
because 300 out of 1000 men had as
signed their salaries to them.
The County Comptroller, 1t Is alleged,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-12

The gang who have sold out the peO-
pie to the Union Traction Company are
throwing dust In the eyes of the ciu-
sens by shouting "L0wer the tunnels"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-12
A6A

\ simple search Of the Recorders r@'-
ardsOn.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-12

The Eagles espionage corps Is pick
ing up some rare facts about 10 PEI
cent sharks.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-12

The sharks of Chicago claim to have
n combination which divides up $500,
900 a year with city and county OH
clals.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-12

kindly pays these assignments and
puts the assignments" In the employ
es' envelopes.
A similar system obtains In the city
government.
Now, how much Is there in this for
city or county ofiicials2
Surely they would not help to skin
the poor employees gratuitously.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-12

IT Is noticeable that the men mixed
up in the past In the briblng of juries
for street car companies all jumped
town. Too many high officials to pro
tect
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-12

Hon. Thomas A. Smyth ana Hon.
Frank Wentcr are sure to be nOmin-
atcd for Drainage Trustees to succeed
themselves. They have made most Gu
viable records, and Cook County voters,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-12

With Republican of the good stand
ing and high character OF ex-County
Judge Mason d. LoOmis willing to ac-
cept the nomination for Probate Judge
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-17
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S}s{SSSdiNl$l ZsW1 PRICES.
NiS3 STOCKS FAIR TREATMENT
Real Estate Transfers.

Garnet Il Field A-signecs tO j. W.
Rollins. la, II. blk l.. y ext. Slater.
500.
IA Rodgers " VT to Frank Leaton.
lot !. ut. lot ). blk ). McAlli-tcr
Springs. slaj.
|. W scott Tr. to ! II Noonan II a
W.j3.2l. $dJo.
John B~rnndecker Il VT to g EN Al.
lie Barton. lot II, blk :. 49, y Add
Marshall. 1900.
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Kennedy. ~ \ 2O-lo-.O. siidw.
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2o.Io..0. slpD.
John Batter To II. q. u. Butler, pit.
Ia, ~. blk ~. Nelson. 80.
los Wilson. sheriff. To ! w Field.
pt lot u. blk -. Bird y Ext Slater.
s.aD.
W II Love " vi To T. > Love y vi.
pt Ia, o.. blk :. IIag. add. Marshall.
slsuW.
u 1. Huston Ia l,ctti. n Mary &
ILi-,on. /. mi lots 10 " III. T. Mar.
shall. $3.50.
Mary V. Huston 81 al To J W
sparks, pt Ia, III. T. Marshall. +2iw.
JF Duncan To W ! Chandler. M \
:. 3.ji.Io. 5000.
y I.u-c tn Blue lick Ccmetary Assn
Ia 4 2l.|o.2l. ~.
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lot JDNl.b n. l,.jO..l, SlW.
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-17
Temptation.

or all the insidious
Temptations invldiOus
COntrivcd by the devil for pulling mon
down,
There Is none more dclusive, scdrcivc,
abusive,
Than the snare 81 u man with hi. wife
out al town.
lie feels such de.light-fulncss.
own II with pain.
\ bachelor rakishness.
observation-disclosures.
None u explain.
His wife may be beautiful,
Tender and dutiful.
IT'S not that her absence
Would cause him delight:
but the cursed opportunity.
Baleful immunity,
Scatiers his scrnp'es as day sca'ters
night.
Detroit Tribune.
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-17
BOTH sIDEs or THE CAMPAIGN.
The Kansas Oity's Stars Novel Forum
Feature.

The Kansas City star has decided
upon "a special feature for the prcsi.
Dental Campaign which was never
undertaken before by any newspaper.
Al It's request the chairn,en ~ the two
national committees. Mcssrs. James
X. Jones aud NJ. \. Hanna. have 80.
lccted and appointed two distinguished
writers to conduct. In the Star. u de-.
partmcnt to lp called 1.-THE Campaign
Forum" In thi. department the mr.
guments of each of the two great par.
will @ presented. side 10y side.
day 10y day. To conduct the Demo-
cratic side. MIR. Jones has selected
aud formally appointed Mr.. Willis j.
Abbott. chief Of the Press bureau Of
the Democratic National Committee.
aud. for the Republican side. Mr..
Hanna selected aud appointed the "a.
nous journalist and litcratcur. Mr..
Murat Ilal.tcad. Upon learning the
decision az these TIVE chairmcn. The
star Immediately engaged the two
gentlemen and on sunday. August ~.
the Campaign Forum will In inaugu.
rated. Ia be continued In the regular
issue III The star. daily and sunday.
until the end Of the campaign. An
interesting feature Of The Forum will
be the nswer Ia questions upon cam.
paign topics. submitted Ia The Star.
To bc answered by either Mr.. Halstcad
or Mr.. Abbott. or both. Under the
circumstances, the answer thus given
Will have the stamp 81 authority of
the national committees.
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-17
MlssOuRl's WOMAN ARCHITECT
Mary Louis. Hale Of Columbia will Build
,h. NV State Asylum at Marshall.


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The Marshall republican., 1900-08-17

The Mo. l'ac. will u u special
train tn Sedalia and return Aug. 2lst.
Leaving Marshall 600 u. M, arrives
at Sedalia lO::N u, M. Leaves Soda
liza at II 100 p. N. for return. Fare Tor
round trip $l.jO. Many prominent
Democratic speakers will he there ana
make speeches. Good chance to visit
Sedalia NJ II small expense. For any
further information call telephone IS
or ask j. e. FARRELL, Ticket Ag't.
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-17
ealiue Soldier Killed.

Word has been received In this city
of the death al Alex. Cooper. u young
man who went Ia the war from Sedalia
u year ago When Cooper came from
Saline county Ia Sedalia and repre-
scented that ln was without legal guar
dian. Judge Parsons appointed u. e..
Combs at his request: aud. also ut the
young mans request, Mr.. Combs gave
his consent tn the enlistment. Cooper
was killed ON the field of battle Ia the
Philippines. Sedalia Capital.
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-17
W. ]. MoQuit,y Will Leave Boone 90,

willard j. Mrtluitty, usher In the
Missouri State P~enitentiary. has
bought the Pilot Grove Herald and
will hereafter make his home In that
thriving Cooper county town. Mr..
Mcluiuy has ieen for u number Of
years editor of the ItOchepOrt Com
mcrrial which paper he made widely
known. For nearly four years he has
been IN Jefferson City. He will re.
move TO Pilot Grove about the first of
January. columbia Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-17

DR.. q. a. Richart while in Marshall
Tuesday, talking Of the Street Fair
this year with u reporter for the RE.
PUBLICAN, stated that his present in
tcntions were to bring the two white
faced mares, Vergie and Headlight
bought of NJ. Bcamer. here to show
In the prize ring, They are daisies
aud having taken LIT premiums Ia the
Kansas city and st. Louis horse
shows may In expected To give other
entries all they want.
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-17
REPUBLICAN, ACQUISITIONS.
The Tide Towards MoKinl y Promises An.
other Landslide. Numerous Converts.

Ex-senator William \. PETER one of
the original ltopnli-t- 81 Kansas. an.
nounrrs his support of Mckinley and
has written u book supjUrtibg the
presidents policy IN the retention Of
the Philippines entitled. american
Ism aud the Philippines"
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-17
San Francisco Shor. Line.

There II only one, and that T. IN"
Union Pacific. No change from Kan
sas City Ia San Francisco. only -
hours. No other line makes the time.
Ticket office 1000 Main street. Kansas
CITY, Mo,
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-17

the original Iopnli-t- 81 Kansas. an.
uounrr. his support of Mckinley and
has written u book s%nplOrtibg the
presidents policy In the retention 81
the Philippines entitled. ''Amriran-
Ism aud the Philippines.
81. IOris CONVENTION HOTTER.
n. VI. Stevenson. who has been
prominently mentioned as the Fusion
candidate for governor ri Colorado
this Fall. has hidden f~arewe.lto the Tel.
Ter ~-ilveritc-. and prOclaims his up
port Ut Mckinley. ~ silver l. no long.
~ an issue. II will bc remembered
that he was u deleg ate.at.largc. To- the
~. Louis convention Of M and was
Onc al those who walked ~ with Tel.
Ter. II IL % remarkable fact that ~
tOlOradO'- four delcg atcs-at-large tO
the Republican convention at phila-
dclphia. three ~ them were supporters
~ ISr, an In the campaign of M The
stampede IN Colorado has developed
To such an extent. that Teller may h.
forced to take the guigrnatorial nom
nation In order to hold the state 10y
nj - Bryan.
rOrri.iST NOMINEE FOR MCKINLEY.
George Plumb. nominee tor rcprc--
rntativr in the Fii,irth Kansas district
NJ the I'ppuli-t-. has announced his
Intention Of voting for Mckinley aud
Ioos. !rlt. Tie had been fr,r.-il.
ycritc but returns Ia his party ~ M
arden, cXpan-ionis,. lie voted for
Dry an In ISM. hut don't intend to r,-
peat his mistake.
DEMOCRAT OFFICIAL. CONVERTED.
NJ. u. Walker. public administrators
~ Holt county. has been u lifelong
pcmWrat but will he one NO longer.
liz has .igniilcd his intention ~ vOt-
Ing for MEX inlcy's recollection ~ h.
approves his patriotic und American
foreign policy.
mck DALTON Fol rIonr.
~ dispatch from Hannibal Ia the
Globe. Democrat says: Colonel Dick
Dalton has deserted the democratic
party and Dorkcry aud ON out bold.
~ for doe Flory for governor. col
onrl Dalton hns long been u prOmin-
cnt Missouri democrat, lie contested
with William j. Stone for the demo.
cratic nomination Tor governor In
lsDs. and was subsequently appointed
surveyor Of the port 81 IT. Louis 10y
President Cleveland. Colonel Dalton
will take the stump for FlOry. lie u
Thoroughly posted 81 state issues. and
nm "loqucn. and effective speaker, aud
will hm able Ia make many votes fOr
FlOry. There are several other prom.
incnt democrats here who, while they
will not take the stump, will do al
they cnn In q quiet u Tor tlOry and
the republican state ticket.
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-17
HAI.r-RATE EXCURSIONS

Plus two dollars twice u month via
Union Pacific to points In Colorado.
Wyoming. Utah. Idaho. Montana and
Washington. Call ut Office. 1000 Main
street. Kansas City. Mo-. and let "a,
tell you all about these excursions.
PORTLAND DAILY WITHOUT CHANGE.
Two splendid fast trains leave Kan
sas City daily for Portland and oil
Puget Sound points via Union Pacific.
Pullman new wide vc-tibuled tourist
sleeping ears tO Portland without
change In ~ hours. No other line
does II. Pullman Palace Dining Cars.
Ticket office 1000 Main street, Kansas
City. Mo.
SHORTEST LINE tn SALT LAKE.
The Union Pacific, of course; hours
quicker time. All the comforts Of
home. Ticket office 1000 Main street,
Kansas CITY, Mo.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-12-07

Ways and Means Committee, Chairman
Payne on Wednesday introduced a bill
making a total reduction in the war reve-
nue. of $40,000,34S He had the agree
ment of the Republican members on the
proposition. 1t contains many new items
including reduction in beer to SLIGO.
The present tax is So per barrel, with Il
= per cent. rebate to $1.S5, 50 that the
reduction will be % cents per barrel.
The sections taxing commercial brokers,
castomhouse brokers, circuses, theatres
and other exhibitions are striker out.
The rate on cigars is made SO instead
of $500 per 1000
Schedule A Irtains the stamp tax on
corporate stocks, bonds, etc, sales, etc,
at exchanges or boards of trade, freight
receipts, certificates of profits, entry of
goods at customhouses and entry for
withdrawal Of gvods from customs bond
ed warehouses; With these exceptions
the stamp taxes under schedule A are
stricken out. chan man Payuc's state
Elcut gives III uCtail the stamp taxes
omitted under schedule \.
Schedule B, which required stamps on
proprietary medicines and preparations.
prefumery and cosmetics chewing gum
etc, is amended SO that sparkling or
other wines are the only products requir
ing STAMPS.
Section 80, relating to taxes on lcgaces,
is amended by adding at tie end of said
section the following:
Provided, That nothing in this section
shall be construed to apply to requests or
legscies for uses of a religious, literary,
charitable or educational character in
Guiding works of art.
Section 80 is amended as to administra-
tive features, and sections 10, II, Is, 10
and 90 are repealed, as they relate to adj
ministrative features no longer necessary.
The bill provides for redecming reve-
nue. stamps heretofore issued and not
used.
The concluding section provides that
the act shall take effect 80 days after its
passage.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-12-07
HANNA'S GREAT JOB.

preparations are making" says the
Boston Post, ito railroad the ship.
bounty bill through Congress at this
session Possibly Hanna might have
forced it last winter if it was worth
While, but that astute political mana
ger saw, what everyone clso saw, that
the enactment of such notorious lob
wonld have been a milestone about the
neck OF the Republican candidate for
PRESIDENT in the approaching cam
palsn, and lie let it 90 for more
propitious time. That time, in Hanna ;
opinion, has now arrived. He is safe.
in control for four years more Of Nc
kinlcy, and it does not matter what
people may say or what protest may
be made
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-12-07
THE MESSAGE.

President Mckinle, $ recent mes
s'g". tl'' u9h of great length, is full Of
in Il. The .'intormation Of the
state OF the Union wllicI. the Consti
tuition pr %r'ihes, is very complete.
He admonishcs Congr, S. to exercise
economy. but unfortunately at the
sumo time he urgently ,commrnts the
passage of the Ship Subsidy bill. This
scheme seems TO many an cNtravacant
use Of tic pubic funds AMI is, more
ever, a diversion IF those funds from
public ends to private advantage.
Most of the topics discussed in the
message are familiar to the public.
The Philippines, OF course, are to be
re'ainetl and Congress-, nal action NJ
Oh Tie quest OF their government is
necessary at once.
The President asks for authority du-
ring the present conditions in Cuba
and The Philippines to maintain the
standing army OF 100000 men. 1t
is greatly to be hoped, however, that
these conditions will not continue much
longer.
The message is in every respect
characteristic of its author. The coun-
try will be fortunate if Congress and
the politicians can be infused with
some of his spirit Of moderation.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-12-07
THE NEW CENTURY.

Archbishop Martinclli, the apostolic
delegate, will participate at services to be
held 1T St Patrck's Church in Washing
ton at midnight on December 81 to conse-
crate the new century to God. \ year
ago the Pope gave a special permission,
with view to wide exercise of the priyi-
iege, t. sing Il solemn mass at midnight
of December 81 Of last year to consecrate
the closing year of the century and to
repeat it on December 81 next AT the same
hour for consccrating the entire new
century.
The ccrt mohv, Ike that Of Il year ago,
is expected to be all unusually brilliant
one. and most If The bishops throughout
tie country probably viii ho.l similar
solemn services.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-12-07
Pcrs0nally-COnductcd Tours via
Pennsylvania Railroad.
SEASON OF 1900 1901.

The Pennsylvania Rail'oal Company
announces the following Personally Con-
Quoted Tours for the season of 1900
1901 -
Calfornia-A thirty five day tour will
leave New York, Philadelphia. Harrisburg.
and Pittsburs February A. The party
will travel over the entire route bv the
"Gnlden Gate Special" the finest train
that crosses the continent
Flcrida.-Three tours to Jacksonville
will leave New York and Philadelphia
February ) and 10. and March ) The
first two of these admit of soiourn of
two weeks in the "Flowery State
Tickets for the third tour will be good to
return by regular trains until May 81,
1901
Tickets for the above tours will be sold
from all principal points on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. For detailed itineraries,
giving rates and full information, address
Thomas E. Watt, Passenger Agent Yves
tern District, Pittsburg: b. Courlaender
j., Passenger Agent Baltimore District,
Baltimore; c. Studs, Passenger A agent
Southeastern District, Washin gton: or G.
W. Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
A gent, Philadelphia
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-12-07
LONDON PRESS VIEWS.

London comment upon President Nc
Kinlev's message to Congress is chiefly
devoted to the references to America S
Chinese policy. The Daily Graphic says:
The policy of the United States regard
ing China is not heroic, but it is certainly
practical, and there is ample reason to be-
lieve that it will prevail
The Times says:
The message makes it clear that on the
vital point of insisting upon punishment
for the outrages Mr.. Mckinley remains
firm. We are glad to see that on the sub
iect of guarantees for Christian converts
the President makes "A new proposal in adj
vance of any put forward elsewhere. In
regard to the indemnity question he is in
agreement with some of the best opinion
in England
The Times editorial concludes with the
expression of Il hope that Mr.. Mckinley's
second term NAV be HAL kcd by salts
factory settlement of all outstanding qucs-
tions betwec Great Britain and America"
The Daily News says:
The message contains nothing new and
nothing very illuminating Oh matters that
are old. 1t will be very closely scanned
for its references to China. 1t looks as
though the American formula were that
the powers al to specify the culprits and
the Chinese Government is to specify the
punis,.nclt On such terms speedy set
tlemenl would undoubtedly be possible,
but would it be effective or durable:'
The Standard, Which agrees with the
Times in thinking that if all the powers
had Withdrawn after the legations were
relieved to the same extent as the United
States, there would rot now be much
chance Of obtaining satisfaction. remarks:
The excessive anxiety to Ie establish
trade with China is perhaps the real ex-
PLANTATION of some points that have not
the United States
In the opinion of the Standard the Wash
ington Government has "acted as drag
on European diplomacy"
The Daily Chronicle observes:
CLEARLY the United States Government
is able to boast of an aggregate of imports
and exports exceeding $a,000000 001 and
to propose reduction of revenue ia xation
to the extent of $30, 600 600 The Admin
istration has fair justification, even if
there be no very obvious need, fer further
encoura ging the American mercantile ma
rine'
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-12-07
II ACR E5-,
MORE OR LESS,

adjoining Sultan PARK, b,.inr the same
land conveyed to the SAID George W.
Evans by deed of March 9th, 1J)O duly
ord d am NJ the Lad r cnr |, of said
county.
The parcel Of grnun described sec md
ly, Containing seventy four aces. will be
offered first, and if it realizes sufficient to
pay the mortgage debt, interest, costs an ii
taxes the parcel first described will be
Withdrawn from sale. If, however, the
sale of the said seventy four acres does
not realize sufficient to pay the mortgage
debt. interest, costs and taxes the parcel
des cribed first, containing three hundred
and tv enty-ei9ht acres and forty three
perchcs, Will then be sold subject to the
mortgage for 81, 800 aforementioned
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash on ratification of sale, of which a
depo 1t of 500 will be required on day #
sale. Conveyancing, recording and stamps
at purchasers cost If terms not com.
piled with in fifteen days the undersigned
will re sell at risk and pst of defaulting
Iu' chaser.
GEORGE T. kLIPSTEIN,
Mortgagee.
FILLMORE BEALL. SO ,icitpr
December It'll, 1900-ts.