Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-09-06
EA0LET6.

ger and secretary Of the Illinois Stone
Co., II being strongly urged for the
Republican nomination for City Treas
urer next spring. Mr.. Hogan Ii one
Of the most successful business men
In Chicago and would MI the Office Of
City Treasurer ably and to the en-.
tire satisfaction Of the public. He has
lived here oil his life and counts his
personal friends by the thousands. His
nomination would mean his election.
The Illinois stone Company, Of
which Mr.. Hogan has for years been
the general manager and secretary. In
one Of the greatest concerns Of It's kind
In the world. The fact that Mr.. Hogan
has 80 long and NO ably conducted Its
affairs In proof IN itself Of his fitness
for any responsible office requiring bus.
mess tact and energy In the gift Of the
people. Mr.. Hogan's name on tire Re.
publican city ticket would draw thou
sands Of votes to II, for he In known
and respected by the citizens Of Chi.
cago. without regard to party or party
affiliations.
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Hon. william IOrimer, who II run.
ming on the Republican ticket for Con
gress In the Sixth District. needs no
introduction to the voters there. He IL
recognized all over this State as pow.
er In the Republican party, and he has
for two terms represented acceptably
and we'll the district In which he still
resides. Mr.. LOrlmer has made a splen.
did canvass Of the voters Of the Sixth
District during the pending campaign,
having adopted means ana methods for
bringing himself face to face with two.
thirds Of the voters Of the locality. In
doing 30 Mr.. Lorimer has acted wisely,
as II In about the most effectual means
he could adopt to dispel the malicious
Misrepresentation which hostile and
absolutely unfair daily press has dis.
seminated concerning him. The Re
publican candidate IL daily milking
friends by the score and the hundred
through his novel campaign methods,
and his election by a substantial mar.
gin IL already assured.
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Miss Jennie r. Byrne, the accom-
pllshed daughter Of our old ana es.
teemed friend. Hon. Thomas Byrne. Of
Lake Forest. ILL.,, carried of the high
est honOrs ut st. Navier's Academy
this year. Miss Byrne won the gold
medal awarded by the Religious and
Children of Mary, over II number Of
competitors. She also won the junior
graduate class pin ana the Junior grad.
uate silver crown. Miss Byrne dellv-
cred the Opening address before the Eu.
| terpean Circle on the last feast Of st.
Francis Xavier ana she has distin-
| guished herself In elOIuence as well
as In the mastery of the piano and the
harp. We congratulate Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Byrne upon the success OF
their brilliant daughter.
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Conclusions have been reached by
the Board of Review whereby personal
property will sustain II uniform in
crease of 10 per cent, while the figures
on real estate will be raised from 10
to 40 per cent, depending on the loca
ton of the holdings. These increas SEES
on real estate for the principal towns
are rs follows:
| South Chicago, 20 per cent.
West Chicago, u to 30 per cent.
North Chicago, II per cent.
Hyde Park, 30 per cent.
Lake View, % per cent.
Lake, 20 to 40 per cent.
Jefferson, 10 per cont.
In Lake the increase of 20 per cent Is
general in It's application, while the 40
per cent raise applies only to the real
estate owned by the stock yards and
the packing companies, All these In.
terests suffer the larger rate of in
| crease.
And yet If the Yellow Kid admins,
tratlon should by any unfortunate
chance be reelected next spring, 1t IL
dollars to dOughnuts we will have the
same old cry, Nothing doing, no
funds"
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"The assessors placed ON the rolls
millions of dollars OF worthless fiR-