Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

sides having an excellent record as
soldier and as major Of the First ILL.,
nois Infantry. Major Tolman was
born Of American parents In British
India forty.five years ago. He II a
graduate Of the University of Chicago
and received a diploma from the
Union College of Law in 1852. He
was candidate for the Superior Court !
bench in 1000. and ran well ahead of |
his ticket. although defeated In the
Republican landslide of that year.
He has always been n loyal Demo.
crat, Il publlc.spiritcd citizen. ana n |
man whose name will add strength to
the ticket on which 1t appears. His
election seems to he assured. and in |
his election the superior Court Of
Cook County would have a valuable
ana useful accession.
Those who appreciate first-class,
well.havored, mellow whisky should
drink Napier Tandy, one Of the purest
brands Of whisky on the market. This
fine old whisky Is thoroughly aged,
possesses a rich, pleasant flavor, and
has been truly called "the very soul
Of corn"
Napier Tandy can be had ut every
frst.class bar, cafe and buffet In Chi.
cago, and Is supplied by the well.
known and successful wholesale firm
Of John J. Keenan, 4 Co., $50 West
Lake street. This firm IL noted for the
excellence Of its goods, and Napier
Tandy IL one Of the best brands 1t has
ever put upon the market.
II you want first-class drink OF
whisky do not forget to ask for Nap.
per Tandy. 1t Ia the square whisky In
the square bottle; drink 1t ana you will
experience satisfaction.
Hunt and the Hand Books expect
Harrison back in the Mayors Office In
two years. Here Is the way the Elk.
aminer referred to Harrison the other
day:
HE and the gang OF heelers he gath.
cred around him held that the whole
duty Of the people was to vote. II
they did not vote right some one was
usually around to count right.
1.-THE money that was paid for street
paving. policing ana guarding the lives
Of the people was frlttered away.
Grafters got some, incompetent official
leeches absorbed more and what was
left was poorly expended"
S
Isn't II about time that another col.
lection was taken up for Inspector
Hunt? Or must he wait until the
strike Is over?
Mr.. O'Leary, the well.known book.
maker, whose game ran wide open In
Hunts police division, for so many
years, feels disappointed over Hunts
failure to secure the position Of Chief
OF Police. No wonder.
Nec.Roc IL the water for the liver
and kidneys. It restores them to
health.
|
Hold Over Hunt should be removed
He il a stumbling block to good gov.
eminent and disturber. He imaglncs
that he Is Mayor of the city south of
39th street, ana acts accordingly.
The Mooney II BOiand Detective
Agency ranks among the greatest II
the world.
There Is no more capable, honest Ol
, upright man in politics, or man more
loyal to his friends than Roger 4. Sui
livan.
Every well-wisher of Mayor dunno
hopes to see him kick Inspector Hun
out of office.
Napier Tandy is the favorlte Chi
cagO whisky.
: What are police inspectors for?
Are they servants OF the people, pan
q salaries for looking after the interest
of the people, or are they paid to lOol
after the interests of criminals?
g This question has been suggesting
itself to the people Of Chicago for
long time.
Some years ago, a person, In the uni
D form of an inspector of police. wa
Z hailed before Judge GOggin for con
!. tempt of court.
AS is customary with police inspect
: Ors, this person conceived that he wa
. bigger than the Circuit Court Of Cool
County.
{ Judge GOggin looked over the gold
lace covered fellow, eyed his gold
: striped arms and then commenced hi