Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-07-18

the country. MIR Grafr. the able head
of the concern. is Il iuan of affairs,
honorable and upright in all his deal.
Jugs. lie believes in laying good
wages tn his employees. hence insuriug |
the best class of workmen. and as the
firm always believed in charging fair
and reasonable prices for its work. 1t
has been enabled not only to treat |
its employees fairly and justly, hut also
to give to its patrons the very best |
valuc for their money.
Mr. George Mason. whose rcdppoint- |
meut tn the office of Brdewcll lnspec.
tor was unanimously confirmed by the
Council on Monday night is one of our
most respected citizens He is Il sue
c,~sful business man. and type of
citizen In whom Chicago justly takes
pride
What will he the paramount issue"
Mr.. Mayor--the traction question?
Hon. John X. Prindivillc has made
au honorable record us lawyer aud as
justice of the peace. lie Is loyal
Democrat. and enjoys the good will of
all sections of the party.
Mayor llauison's failure To reap.
point Mossers. John T.. Heating and
Thomas Gallagher to the Board of
Education last Monday night surprised
Il good many people. Some account
for it 10y claiming that Mr.. Keating
and the Mayor did not get along very
well In politics of late. while 1t Is said
Mr.. Harrison differed with Mr.. Gal
laghCr ON several lines of policy adopt
Ud 10y the latter Is Il trustee. What
ever the cause of their nou.appoint-
incnt 1t il hut just to say both were
able. energetic and useful members of
the School Board. and leave an hon.
oruhle record behind them.
County Treasurer Hanhcrg. like the
honorable citizen and honest official
that he is. has started out TO arrange
for Keeping his antcclcction pledges
regarding the interest on the county
funds. The promise was made that
the interest upon the funds of the
County Treasurer in the banks would
be maid 4, IN. rnuuty." said Mr. Han.
berr. "ond I think that tho officials
should keep faith with the public. l
have written n letter to the commits.
sioucrs calling their attention To the
pr,mise made and hone they will
take the natter up before vacation"
When Mr.. uanbery was running for
his present office IN, Eagle predicted
tn,t ~ elected hc vouId kecn everv
nIedp, n. mnd, Th. events have
nrnv,n >y,, v.r. nnt mistaken.
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Servian government bonds. despite
the precarious position OF rulers and
people. have been rather more steady
In the recent fluctuations OF European
public securities than those Of other
states. During the Boer war period.
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chiieu a"'ohoihous administration VI
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10 the government, receives anu "a
ministers ior 'he peheht oi serI"
creuitors, VI net earnings ot various
STATE railways C-' liquor icehses' 10
toDacco mohopoiles' ~ CUSTOMS uut'es
u, sait monopoly ana toI petroleum
monopoly. ms mas an interesting
sound IL makes one wonder VIVA,