Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-10-03

County Wine Company. .iO and III
East Madison street. WAS visited 10y
thousands of people from outside the
city during centennial week The
splendid stock of this great concern
has national reputation
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Alderman Maypolc has announced
that at the end of his present term he
will retire from the Council. The well.
known west side alderman was u uSc-
ful aud an able one. and he will he
seriously missed should he carry out
his Intention.
Some of the city hall hcclcrs say
their boss and the rest of the payroll
brigade will take u lively hand IN the
aldermauic elections next spring Every
alderman who gets II Democratic nom
nation through any such influence is
To bc sincerely pitled.
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Mr.. II. !. tigrand will make an able
AMI useful member of the Public Ii
hiary Board. Mr.. Cigrand is n busi-
ness man of excellent standing In the
community. and will bring To the dis
charge of his duties that sound com.
mon sense and integrity which Is the
secret of his success IN business life.
Within three months from date we
will l." just entering upon n political
campaign of tremendous magnitude
and importance. In addition to the ma
ilonal and State campaigns there will
he n most important election locally.
4 large number of most important
offices. including those of states At
toinry. Coroner. and the clcrkships of
the superior and Circuit courts will
have 10 be- filled. As the two parties
seem 10 he more evenly divided In
Cook County now than they have been
for years. II will behoove each to put
its very best foot forward with the
very best available candidates. Much.
In fact everything, will depend in this
county upon the character of the tick
cts named.
Has the School Board alleged hrlb-
cry ease melted into thin air;
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William +. Cooling, who has been
appointed justice of the peace to sue.
cced Thomas Edgar. has lived In the
Twrnty.scvcnth Ward for seven years.
4 L.. ..l.s. n
came To Chicago In 1890. lie was pres
ident of the Fourteenth Ward Demo-
cratic Club In 1893 and has always
been active IN local politics. Justice
Cooling is II bright ana well.read law
yer. He attended Beloit College,
where he took his II. \. for hve years.
ana in 1854 graduated from the law
school at Ann Arbor.
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Another receiver for the Chicago
General Railroad should he appointed
~ once. \ number of people are tired
of Professional Receiver thinner.
An attorney defending man under
charges over at the city Hall offers
the city Hall in evidence in behalf of
his client. The fate of the client does
not appear.
More delay in traction matters as n
result Of buncombc and political blus'
ter The people are very patient, but
they will get weary of the buncOmhe
game some day, and then the d"ma'
gogu"s bad better look out,
Now the work on the mtcrCcpting
slowly but surely the fruits of denn'
gogucry In municipal politics il rip"n'
lug. II j. likely 10 b" Il dreadful har'
vest before we have reached the end
of il.
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Mr.. Paul Pohl, the leading weiss
beer brewer OF the United States, is
one Of the most popular citizens OF
Chicago. He Is atfable In his manners
square in his dealings and punctual In
his appointments. He has repeated!
declined political honors, being content
with his rapidly growing business.
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II you need rIHl-c@as article II
she line OF shoes drop In and ~
;.ange Brothers in the Tribune Build
fug. Dearborn and Madison streets
There the public are well treated, ant
there all clalsee Of citizens will b'
r"en excellent value at reasonable
prIcse.
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The SteubeA COGnty Wine Company
ol0 and 2l2 East Madison street. Is ont
of Chlcago's standard aud rei!a bl'
business houses.
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"You had better advertise In thi
City Hall official organ" said one O
the touchers To very prominent Chica
g0n recently in his place OF business