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THE CHICAGO EI-A-GE!
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Mi'iiiitlini tin ilmrciw iffi'ited to
tliotiltl In thoruti'.'lily liivitlptti(l.
various lending crops of the country
have all moved westward. The Mis
sissippi Valley Is now the center of the
nation's wealth.
Lightens Woman's Work
You can save her time and worry
by buying her a world-famed .
v'ncle Sam must be something of u
filmier when the statistics show that
the railroads received more than .f 103,
WKMJtiO for simply moving his 1001
crop.
Hun. Mlli" .1. liorliii iimili n lliii
timiil a- rity Attorney. Hi l fit
Mirtil by It'iutliii: lviiiiM-ntlii fur tlio
1'iirly uoiiiiiuitUiti for tlntt oilUi next
Wheeler
& Wilson
Sewing
Machine
.'lirliic.
A Pennsylvania man has applied to
the court for a guardian to protect
him from guileful women. Why
doesn't he marry one with a project
ing chlu?
only tin tiitiiui of tin water liiptuf
orilliiiiiiri N ni'i'ili'il to till or. to li"
iiion I'Mii-t onipty tin I'lin of tlio
Olilonco tn.iiiyi'r.
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HOei nil tlit Attributes which nicu
ndiulrt ntiil which liolil their tiiict
nml frlotulslilp. ills tirci'erlty In
bultus Is tiuii.iiril onl by his wlile
sprenil lioimlnrlty.
HON. CHAUIUS !'. luwrnnu
run count liW iHrptMtl frlciuto by the
liunilrcil. n fnct due to his ninny esti
mable chnrnctcrHtlcs ami his uuvhang
lim. even, tontpprnniont.
HON. PUJ'KK ItlUN'Uimo
1 deservedly popular, being uniformly
courteous nml ohllfzln to his fellow
citizens ntul nlwnys a stickler for pro
bity nml principle.
ononis i: it. swift
Is n man of well bntnnced mind,
Bound Judgment, honorable In his busi
ness methods ami fearless In the per
formance of duty.
1XSP12OTOK NICHOLAS 1IVNT
believes In the golden rule mid prac
tices It. This Is the secret of his per
Mnnl popularity and success hi life.
"WILLIAM McOOY
Is liked most by Uiose who know him
best. All who have had business re
lations with him are united hi bearing
testimony to this fact.
HON. WILLIAM F. MAHOXY
never does things by halves. Ho Is
thorough In the fulfillment of all obli
gations, and therefore has the respect
of the entire community.
AXDKHW .1. KYAX
19 n capable man of affairs, honorable
in his dealings, mid assiduous hi at
tention to his prosperous business.
HON. WILLIAM C. Krr.STHU
Is n public-spirited citizen who Is ns
lopular as ho Is prosperous lu his
business pursuits.
ALIUCRT X UOSUXr.GK
deserves in nn eminent degree that
large share of popularity and public
confidence which Is undeniably his.
OIIAKLKS O. UUHYKR
never falters when once Ills mind is
made up as to the right mid the wrong
of a question. lie Is always on the
right side, regardless of all other con
siderations or consequences.
FItHD L. W1LK
steadfast and reliable, is one of those
men whoso word Is as good as bis
bond. Ills many friends arc a unit in
testifying to these good qualities of
his.
1 C. 1LVLKY
has proven by his successful career
that brains, experience mid integrity
form nn Irresistible, combination lu any
Hue of business.
A. W. SCHWAXR
commands the oontldeuco of the en
tiro business community, being con
scientious, assiduous and painstaking
in all his transactions.
HON. H. A. 13CICIIAKT
is as good and truo n cltizon as over
called Chicago his home. Every duty
of citizenship has always been faith
fully discharged by him,
IIOX. FltKirM. BLOUNT
is. progressive, enterprising and indus
trious. Such men are always sura to
make a success In life.
THOMAS A. SMYTH
has n high conception of tlio duties of
citizenship and lives up to it. Ho is a
man whom to know is to respect.
IIOX. FHUD W. 1'PII.VM
is a citizen of excellent standing and
faultless record.
WILLIAM lUmK THOMPSON
In nil walks of llfo lias been stead
fast to tho old adage, and proved its
truth: "Honesty Is the best policy."
JOHN F. O'.M.iLLHY
lias no superior In his line of business.
He is one of Chicago's best citizens.
HON. ZINA It. CAIITI1K
belongs to that class of citizens which
has over contributed most to the wel
fare and upbuilding of Chicago.
ALKXANDIJIt H. UKVHLL
has ever boon fnlthfu! to friends and
loyal to principle, a fact which ac
counts for his groat popularity and
tho host of friends who swear by him.
JUSTIOR JOHN WOHAItDSON
hns by safe, conservative, and honor
iiblo methods built up a large, pros
perous and lucrative business, nml one
which all who know him agree ho is
eminently deserving of.
WA11I) It. SAWYKIt
has well earned the good will of the
community which lie enjoys to such a
large extent.
Vr. Brooks faultless tooth powder
n tlio best preservative and bcautlilor
f the teeth yet found.
The Able and
HON. .10I1N .1. HAXItKltG
has hosts of friends who admire him
for Ids many merits mid good quali
ties. JOHN A. OAltltOLL
never failed to live up to his word
and can nlwnys bo rolled upon to do
tho right In every wnlk of life.
LAWIHLNCM W. FHItGI'SON
hns earned by nn honest, upright llfo,
the good will nnd respect of tho en
tire community.
.10IIX P. M'OOOltTY
Is noted for his excellent business
abilities nnd his faithful adherence to
high Ideals of duty.
JAiMKS A. HOOAN
hns tho deserved reputation of being
one of tho most capable and reliable
men of affairs in Chicago.
JUDGE KLUltlDGK HANIJOY
brings trained Intelligence, native abil
ity mid sturdy integrity to bear lu nil
his relations with his fellow citizens
and in tho discharge of all his duties.
KIOKHAM SCANLAX
stands well In the community ns an
uptight and public-spirited citizen.
Ills success in llfo is duo to his ster
ling qualities of head and heart.
ALBKUT Git AFP
knows how to make friends and to re
tain them. He is n man for whom all
who know him have tho highest re
spect. ALDF.UMAX OUAULKS WHItNO
Is second to nono and equaled by few
in ids lino of business. This fact is
shown by the great and ever Increas
ing fuvor with which ho is rcgurded
by tho general public.
OLIVKIt 11. HOIITON
never makes a promise that he docs
not intend to fiililll, nor undertakes
nny enterprise that be does not feci
tho will and tho power to thoroughly
carry into effect
JOHN J. KING
enjoys tho esteem nnd respect of nil
who ndmlro tho highest qualities of
good citizenship, which in him are
fully exemplified.
KLIIUIDGl-J ILVXKCY
never neglected nn opportunity to do
good for his fellow citizen, mid in tho
course of his career has mado thou
sands of loyal friends.
LKO KIINST
belongs to that class of citizens who
never know failure, nor allow any ob
stacles to deter them In a worthy en
terprise once undertaken.
VIltGIL M. IlltAXD
has the experience nnd tho nblllty to
mnkc u success of all his undertak
ings. JOHN K. OWIJNS
Manas high lu the business communi
ty. CYltIL It. .l.V.NDPS
possesses a record ns n citizen nnd a
business mnu without blemish or
flaw.
TOM X. DOXXKI.LY
lias good renson to be proud of his rec
ord ns n lending business man nnd a
useful citizen,
JOHX T. CONXnitY
Is n useful citizen' faithful to duty and
deserving of tlio good will of all.
IIOX. FitlJI) I). COYNH
Is n man in whoso career Integrity
and nblllty go hand In baud.
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EDWARD F. DUNNE,
Upright Jurist, Who Declines to Run
AXDULW .1. GltAIIAM
has no superior in his line of busi
ness. MILKS Ki:iioi:
never forgets n friend or n promise
nnd Is among the most popular citi
zens of Chicago.
IIOX. JAMI2S II. KCKKLS
is n typical Chlcagoan, energetic,
plucky, mid Invariably successful In
every walk of life.
Actions speak louder than words,
but they do not speak as often.
The Russian navy would be n Joke
If It didn't happen to bo such a mil
mi nee.
Another distressing rent tire Is thnt
the Standard Oil Company has no use
whatever for the advertising.
Air ships get bigger, but It Is not
clear whether the increase of slzo will
make them lly longer or fall harder.
Itlch Americans residing hi England
have begun to marry their wealthy
countrywomen who live over there.
Nobody seems to know why.
A Now York girl has been driven In
put i by the pictures on the billboards.
The wonder Is that so many other poo
plu have escaped a similar fate,
The day may come when men will,
simply out of consideration for their
sous, decline to bo great.
A girl can never again feel Just the
samo toward a man who drops lu
after she has been eating onions.
People Mho think this world Isn't
good enough for them are not likely to
be very well satisfied with tho noxt.
This new kissing dlsenso will not
scare any young man who has plenty
of wind lu his craw craw.
Pointed shoes are coming back Into
style. This will enable tho corn doc
tors to quit viewing with alarm and
again point with pride.
It Is easier for a woman to mix the
Ingredients of a cake than It is for hor
husband not to mix the Instructions
she gives him,
It Is now pioposcd to establish train
ing schools for chauffeurs. It would
be more sensible to start training
schools for pedestrians.
It Is Dr. (inns. inliis who remarks
that the day of the boy orator has
gone. But there Is nothing in this
statement to arouse any deep regret.
It Jb up to Grover Cleveland to
evolve something as a companion piece
to Mr. Hay's "fortuitous concourso of
unrelated prejudices."
A lawyer's feo Is duo to tho other
chap's Ignorance of tho law,
The suggestion that tho State should
give mothers pensions for each child
ought to be submitted to a referendum
right away.
One reason why thu people of tho
United States mo aiitl-Itusslau Is be
cause the grip comes from that coun
try. 'tllilllitntnn f,i.,.,,f.,li,o. II lei n..n..t
ed to bo spreading In army circles.
uwing to peculiar eiiects upon thorn
Dr. Brooks' faultless tooth powder
Is the best preservative of the teeth
yet fouud.
,
for Mayor.
of the climate of the Philippines, sol
diers who marry Filipino women for
get all about It when they return to
this country. The government nt
Washington thinks, however, that It
knows of a euie.
The Standard Oil Company positive
ly denies that It Is running America,
and a large majority of tho people
hope Its denial Is based on facts.
Daniel Webster once said: "Wher
ever there Is work for tho hands there
Is work for tho teeth." Daniel was
piobably reaching for the dentist vote
at the time.
A resident of Division street, New
York, Is said to mako a business of
llttlng men to become beggars. What's
the matter with Wall street?
In point of moral deformity there
Is not much 'difference between the
man who makes Iron life preservers
and the man who makes Impure vac
cine points.
A crying need of tho Russian navy
Is olllcers who think with their head
pieces. If you want to Hatter a man tell him
ho Is working too hard.
Steam vessel Inspectors are to test
a new metal llfo preserver, the metal,
however, not being Iron bars concealed
hi compressed cork.
"Do nngels eat?" asks the Cincinnati
Kiiqulrer. If tho editor Is lu doubt,
let him Invite one of them to an after-the-theater
supper.
The only peoplo who are ever fooled
by hair dye are tho ones who use it.
This teaches us tho difference between
hair dye ami piety.
France will not approvo of automo
bile racing until it can bo mado as
harmless as dueling.
By the looks of tho court dockets
this must be tho open season for di
vorces. .Somebody has Invented an umbrella
that can be folded up and put Into the
pocket. If It proves to bo practical
the rain may have to quit falling alike
upon tho heads of the Just and the un
just. A good many peoplo who think
themselves wlso jeer at tho persons
who turn their fortunes over to Dowle,
Then they go and try to break the
stock market when a llttlu boom Is
maiiulactiired.
Why should raliibow-chaslng bo so
frowned on It lllls tho hearts of the
chasers with a Joy keen enough while
It lasts and It doesn't fade the colors
on thu rainbow hi the least.
George Demotowekowles mid Mary
Geaiiakepepoulous gut a mariiago li
cense lu C'lilcngo tlio other day. Kvl
duutly thu lady married for love alone.
Algernon Snrtoris, grandson of Gen
eral Grant, ridicules tlio establishment
of thu Jury system in tho Philippines,
wheru ho says tho lower natives aro
too easily corrupted. So? Noticed
something of tho samo sort here.
A woman seldom loves her husband
enough to refuse to work him for tho
bcnellt of bur relations.
Tho study of tho westward move
ment of tho geographical centers of
American activity is highly interest
ing. Thu movement has been steady
and natural. Tlio centers of popula
tion, of mauiifacturcs, of farm values
and areas of tho productivity of tho
Nikola Tesla has emitted the state
ment that the New York subway It
nothing but an elevated road stuck
Into a hole In the ground. What is he
going to do about It?
A man of tliu name of Letters has
been appointed postmaster at Putnam,
Conn. It Is only fair to suppose that
he will thiil lll'o to bo nne continuous
Joke during his term of olllce.
As If the eye were ifot a weapon
with which every young woman Is al
ready expert, certain rules for an eye
drill hae recently been promulgated.
It seems that the beauty of a woman's
orlis lies not no much In their shape
and color as In thu way hIicj uses them.
Ilenco a long list of directions for ro
tating them so that the muscles may
be best trained. Ainu never knows
when he Is safe.
The comparative rate of deaths and
accidents on British and American
railways Is startling. On British rail
ways only one passenger lu something
less than 'JUO.OtXMMO Is killed, while on
American railways the fatal casualty
is one lu less than IMHmi.imjo. One lu
less than Hhmhmj passengers Is Injured
on American railways to one lu more
than l.tKX'.ooo on British. An eminent
railroad president explains this by say
ing that "under certain conditions the
human brain refuses to work." And
we seem to have the conditions.
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., exhorted on
the parable of the leaven before his
ltlble class, ami said: "There Is noth
ing lu the dough Itself to make It light
and wholesome. The dough Itself Is
harmful If taken Internally." When
It comes to talking about "dough",
young Rockefeller speaks with author
ity, fur he should have inherited siilll-
dent Information on the subject to en
title him to the entire bakery.
Woman was woman "000 II. C. Ar
thur Lviins, the Oxford archaeologist,
has fouud lu Crete a subterranean
sanctuary containing the statue of a
goddess. The goddess has on corsets
exactly like those of modern date, and
now the splendid physique of Greek
women has to be explained on a whol
ly new theory.
What Is doubtless tho lnrgest meteo
rite "In captivity" Is now on exhibition
lu tho Museum of Natural History In
New York. It weighs about fifty tons.
Commander Peary found It lu the arc
tie regions and brought It south a few
years ago. Until recently It was
stored lu the Brooklyn Navy Yurd.
Since alighting on the earth after Its
wild career through the heavens It
has become completely domesticated,
and no guard Is required nor Is an
Iron cage needed to keep It from
breaking loose.
According to oiuclal Japanese re
ports, one regiment which went Into
one of thu most desporato assaults
upon the defenses of Port Arthur with
mora than '',"0O effective men , lost
'-V'oo. Only six otllcurs nml 'oo men
came back from ouo of tho most terri
ble struggles lu the history of war.
Such lighting as this Is disheartening
to the most stubborn antagonists
which any army can encounter. It
reveals a willingness literally to eon
qtter or die, which is appalling to olll
cers commanding opposing forces.
Bully for Colorado Springs! It made
three tourists from Nebraska come
back mid obliterate their names from
rocks lu tho Garden of tho Gods under
threat of worse punishment. It has a
big stick after the advertisers, also,
who defaco scenery by their signs. The
news Is enough to iiiaku luvers of
beauty want to emigrate to the charm
lug city at thu foot of Pike's Peak.
Divorce is ouo of tho whlto man's
ttlcks the Indian has been slow to
learn, for the first application by chil
dren of the forest for legal separation
of man and wlfu has recently been
inailo to tho United States district
court at Yliiita, Tho woman hi tho
case seems to have advanced rapidly
lu tin ways of civilization, however,
for no sooner was the decreu granted
than kIik married a waiting swain,
'fhe simple days of thu noble red man
mid his squaws havu genu forever,
then.
From a Kansas paper wo learn that
thu girls of that Statu havu a now
way of entertaining. They glvo "slum
ber parties." At theso the girls stay
up most of tho night mid then stay
hi bed tho noxt morning until they aro
sure that their mothers hnvo thu
breakfast dishes washed. Come to
think of it, there's nothing t'o very
now lu that, except tho name.
Already tho Now York subway Is
being dlstlgiH-cd with unsightly adver
tisements. Somo people will think it
a pity when they get to heaven If
they over do thnt they enn't lino tho
streets of tho Now Jerusalem with
billboards.
Tho Baldwin flying machlno lighted
in a tree. Tho only Kcnultio and orig
inal flying machines also light in trees.
Small men do not gain great truths
nnd great men do not retain them.
Dr. Brooks' faultless tooth powdor Is
the best preservative and beautlfler of
the teeth yet found.
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