Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-14

most popular resorts around Chicago.
Take the Metropolitan I. to 4Sth ave-
iuc and walk three blocks south to
Twelfth street. Or take any West
Side car and transfer at 4Sth avenue
TO Twelfth street. All Twelfth street
ears pass the door, The car rides to
BclmOnt's are all interesting and Bel
monts place itself Is well worth the
trip.
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Frank Wentcr deserves recollection
to the Drainage Board, AMI will give
satisfaction to the tax-paying public
as President of the Board of Sanitary
Trustees. Every good citizen who de-
sircs honesty and executive ability In
Office will vote for him.
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People who have had business deal.
ings with NJ. \. l.. Olsen. Of Delialb.
ILL.,. are requested To address Il g,
Eagle Office.
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The law against the practices which
produce the smoke nuisance IL never
properly enforced. 1t Is only enforced
against n few, while the many 20
ahead unmOlestctl. poisoning the at
mOsphere ana increasing the clty's
mortality record.
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record as II lawyer ana an able master
In chancery. He would make first.
class municipal court judge.
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Vote for Daniel G.. Ramsay for
Judge. He Is a fine lawyer and will
make Il good, reliable and just jurist.
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| Edward Tilden would not alone get
tho united vote of the Democrats of
Chicago for Mayor, but he is pre-emi-
nently the man to rally to the party
flag the entire labor vote. Mr.. TIL.
den has proven himself the true friend
Of union labor, and the consistent
benefactor Of the working man.
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Vote for Frank X. Cloidt for Drain
age Trustee. He has demonstrated
his absolute integrity, possesses the
advantage Of experience, and through
his fine record has earned the conf
dence Of the people. He should be re-
elected.
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Mayor Dunno made the socnlle(
Bismarck garden" pay over $500 fol-
amusement licenses this year and III
was right In doing so. A garden
that 1t costs % cents to get into anG
that charges 10 cents Il glass for beef
ought to be able to pay an amusement
fee to the city. or course this hai
nothing to do with the rObblng of thu
Mayor out of $40 by n waiter ut thi,
resort few weeks ago.
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Why not give the two.platOon sys
tenn Il trial? 1t seems a feasible plan
and would. II put into effect. give {
most deserving body of public ser
wants n chance to enjoy few hours
every day In their homes and the so
clety Of their families.
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\ Merritt w. Pinckncy Is fine law
yer and will make a great Judge.
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There Is enough money squanderet
and given away to crook contractors
} to defray all the expense of putting
the double platoon system In the Fire
Department
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James s. Hopkins has the wcll-de
served reputation of being one of thu
ablest members of the bar of Cool
County and the State of Illinois. Al
master In chancery of the Fedora
Court he is capable, painstaking ant
reliable.
Judge Marcus Kavanaeh Is one o
the ablest judges on the Cook Count.
bench, and will undoubtedly be re
elected, as he deserves to be.
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Keep after the grafters, Mr. Mayor
the City Hall is still full cf them.
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Governor Charles :. Deneen Is Civ
ing the State OF Illinois one Of the hes
administrations in its history. Til
public institutions We're never in fine
, condition, and every other branch o
the executive department of the Stat
government is being equally well man
aged. While the Governor takes
, lively interest, of course, In pOlitica
affairs, he does not do so to the i'm
! pairment Of his official work, and hi
standing with every section Of hi
party is stronger today than 1t eve