Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-12

man In the Fourteenth Ward. Daniel
V. 1larkin. also former Alderman. IL
out for the nomination. too.
George J. Cooke. head of the success.
ful George J. Cooke Brewing Company.
IL one of Chicago's foremost business
men and most popular citizens.
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There are two classes that the peo.
pie of Chicago are thoroughly sick and
tired Of and they are the settlement
workers and the notoriety seeking pro.
hibitionists.
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by his splendid record rs Mnstcr-h-
Chanccry. james =. Hopkins has won
the admiration of both bench and bar.
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August W. Miller. the popular Coun.
ty Assessor. IL one of the ablcst and
hardest working Republican leaders IN
the county.
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Charles WernO. the well known at
torney and former Alderman. Is work.
Ing hard for new charter that VIII
give Chicago home rule and just taxa.
ton.
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John Barnett. proprietor Of the well
known Virginia buffet at 0Si North
llalstcd street. would prove u popular
candidate for Alderman In the Twenty.
fourth Ward.
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Sunday closing Is dead issue in
Chicago.
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Cuba ought not to forget that the
next receivership will DC II permanent
one.
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The saying. There IL no fool like
IN old fool" always pleases the young
ones.
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Count Roni de Cnstcllane hns not
been saying much recently, but We Feel
safe In assuring the public that he Is
not saving wood.
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Soulmatcs seem to be able to WELD
chairs ana rolling pins with rs much
color effect ms the Old.f slliOned variety
OF angered spouse.
Mr.. WI thinks one Of the great needs
In a universal language. The golfers
and the baseball devOtees IRE doing
their best to build one.
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a Baltimore man has won twenty.
seven hats on the election Let us hope
the time may never come when women
will get to netting hats on their favor.
Ito candidates.
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The French are going to reform their
spelling. ana. while they are about II,
we wish that they would put II few Of
those Irregular, not to say disOrderly,
verbs In straight jnckets.
The premier of EliI.and says there
should be no talk Of Isolation" among
the great powers Who has been boast.
ing OF the splendid" variety Of It for
great many years?
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\ Chicago Judge has decided that n
'hiby'cnrriage must have lighted lamps
IT 1t Is pushed on public ways after
dark. This will reduce the terrible
mortality caused by uver-specding baby.
carriages.
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" IN claimed that the German yo;.
eminent paid IN American magazine
Sr'Wn to suppress an interview with
Emperor William. II this Is the ease
william can boldly set up the clai
that his talk Is not cheap. at all events.
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\ invorite method of nrousing ones
own country to progress Is to show
now much better they do things IN
other countries. 1t Il II good method
ana applicable universally, for no ma
tion Is best ut everything. Recently n
scientific congress IN France. In order
to interest the government and the ,eo.
pie IN refrigeration. pointed out how
much better cold storage Is understood
IN America. Meanwhile the States of
Illinois and Wisconsin and other re-.
eions rich In stock farms were hearing
from experts how backward we are In
measures to insure well.bred horses. as
compared with what the French gov.
eminent has done for the Percheron.