Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-09-12

oring for IL, and the city is determined
tn sue unless action is taken within
ten days
On his side. Mr.. Hanberg contends
that the city is asking what is impossi.
bile. Assistant Treasurer Schmidt de.
clareS what the city wants has never
been done before. Mr.. McGann points
to the statutes as his basis. The City
Comptroller declares that without the
information from MIR. llanberg's office
he will continue to refuse to make pay.
mcutS and that the suffering of the
city'~ credit must be laid to Mr.. Han
bergs credit.
school Trustee George !. Thompson
declares that he will tell the School
Beard Investigating Committee the
whole story of the attempt to bribc
him to vote for Trustee clayton Mark
in the recent election of a president of
the board.
II have witnesses to corrohorate
part of what | say. and | shall give
them all the sensations they are look.
ing for" said Trustee Thompson. Il
propose to clear my name"
Mr.. Thompson issued Il statement
denying he had ever asserted that Mr.
Mark or any other member of the
Board of Education. or any person at
the instance or with the connivancc
of Mr. Mark or of any such member.
had attempted to bribc him into voting
for Mr. Mark"
He took this action after Acting
Mayor McGann had declared he ought
either to disclose the name of the
guilty member or resign from the
School Board Trustee Thompson.
however. refused To say he had not de-
"lared he had visited trustee who
had turned red in the face" when
questioned concerning the go.between's
offer of several hundred dollars for II
vote.
The Steubon County Wine Company
is sfamousforits iirst-clnss goods. Every
thing 1t sells Is noted for good quail
ity and high character. Visit its fine
store at 2lo and 212 East Madison
street and judge for yourself.
Thompson Brothers. the turfmcn.
and Old Cascade. their famous whs.
ky. are household words. Both are
noted for their excellent qualities.
II you need iirsl.class article In
she line Of shoes drop in and see
:.ange Brothers in the Tribune Build.
ing. Dearborn and Madison streets.
There the public are well treated. and
there all classes of citizens will he
given excellent value at reasonable
prices.
The Steuben County Wine Company
:lO and 2l2 East Madison street, is one
Of Chicago's standard and reliable
business houses.
&eA
Mr.. Paul Pohl. the leading weiss
beer brewer Of the United States, il
one Of the most popular citizens Of
Chicago. He is affable in his manners,
square in his dealings and punctual In
his appointments. He has repeatedly
declined political honors. being content
with his rapidly growing business.
The man with the CHEEKY smile. You
all know him. and you are all glad you
dO. He Il blessing TO his friends
and strangers take to him. Everyone
feels good when the cheerful man
the shadows which have been lurking
in gloomy corners. His advent Is like
a stray streak of sunshine. stealing
IN between gray clouds. No matter
what the cheerful mans avocarion Is.
everyone feels the better of having
come in contact with him. He may
he the grocery man, or the ice man.
or the gas man, or the doctor man,
but no matter what kind of a man he
is. he Is always welcome. II ne Is
the grocery man. his smile gets him
more orders than II he We're gloomy.
The most eXactlng housewife never
notices short weight when the sunny
ice man hands In the daily supply of
frozen water. The gas mans bills are
not half so hard To pay when they are
presented 10y collector with an II.
Illuminated countenancc. And the cheer.
ful doctor, He Is man who Is q
veritable blessing. His patients look
for his visit longingly and his ring Mt
the door bell Is worth all his phys!c.
Perhaps he has not anything like the
ability of the physician who does not
smile quite so eNpansively, but You
just know that he has twice as much
practice, The cheerful man Is not In
the same class as the alfable man. He
beats him 10y head every time. The
latter type Is not always 10 be trusted; ;
sometimes, just sometimes, his smooth,
polished ways are only on the surface.
But the cheerful man Is nearly always
good hearted. He loves his fellow
men, and he would just as soon they
knew IT, He may not have anything
10 give but his cheering words and
kindly looks, bur they are given 81
generously that they are worth their
weight in gold. The cheerful man Is
often abused for the very quality
which really endearS him 10 his
friends, but II anything should happen