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i COOK COUNTY HERALD C. PADDOCK, Publisher. OUR AIM: TO FEAR GOD. TELL THE TRUTH AND MAKE MONEY. ESTABLISHED IN 1872.

YOLUME XXX, NO. 4 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25,1902. $1.50. A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. EDITORIAL MUSING5.

IS Very little of the political oratory worth listening to. Our frequent elections are a great menace to business and gress. Improve the pleasant October weather and complete your preparations for winter. Politics is a great game. The ablest and most worthy candidates are often defeated.

Tuesday, Oct. 28, is the last day of registration. See that your name is on the list and then be sure and vote. Beware of political lies on the home stretch. Some office-seekers will resort to all kinds of disreputable tricks to get a job.

Ten days more then the agonv of the politicians will be over and thev will give the people time to attend their own business. Rev. D. Holmes will preach Sabbath morning as usual. His evening subject will be Wild i All young men specially invited.

Apolitical speech maybe very fine; i but intelligent voters will judge a man WESTERN STARR WILL WIN. Western Starr was born in Daven port, Iowa, Sept. 14, 1864; he lived in Rock Island, 111., from 1860 to 1871 and moved with his parents to Moline which was his home until 1880. He at tended high school at Rock Island, and Oberlin College, graduated from Cornel University in 1880, and from Columbia college of law in 1882 when he was admitted to the bar in New York City, practiced law in North Dakota, from 1883 till 1889 where he served severa years as magistrate which is the only office he ever held. Since 1889 he has practiced law in Chicago and been counsel for the Chicago Service League: (not the Civic If derat ion) he is married and lives at Wilmette, took an active part in the campaign for the repeal of the Allen law, speaking in different parts of the city.

During the campaign of 19 0 did considerable platform work for the Democratic National Committee, speaking in Illinois. Ohio by his past record for ability and integ- and Wisconsin. He has not been an a i BUSSE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Get a of Your Own! office-seeker, but on account of his rec ord as an energetic, successful fighter for honest legislation and enforcing existing laws, was chosep as the ablest man to secure to the people their rights and was persuaded to make the race for state senator. His success at the polls Nov. 4, is now assured.

Buy a LOT in ftltenheim Subdivision. rity. Eloquence sounds well, but actions louder than words. No one believes for a minute that there is any crookedness or boodle connected with the Village Board: but they are human and liable to error and we believe they now see where they have made several mistakes. All will share in the responsibility even if thev were not posted on all the terms condi- tions, as they should be.

POLITICAL TRICKS SOMETIMES FAIL. Edward C. Rogers. Emerson Hadley. Tilden It.

Selmes. ROGERS. IIADLEY SELME8. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. German Am.

Bank i St. Paul. 12, is to use the columns of this paper, xr rr T. Merritt Starr, Esq. Chicago, 111.

John M. Hess the Democratic candi- date for Congress, 7th district, has de-1 dear Sir. You have asked mem veloped great ability as a jiolitieal ora- regard to the indictment found against tor. He says he challenges his opponent Mr. Western Starr in Stark Countv or any other republican to meet him on Dakota Territory, a year ago last (V- The man who does not get his share of the fall trade and who has neglected to advertise should express no surprise.

Business goes to them who go after it. i People do not go where they are not 1 invited. The easiest and most profit- able way to reach the trade of this lie i calitv Small Monthly Payments Better than a Savings Bank. a year ago and what foundaiion there was for it. I was in Dickinson at the time the indictment was found, again at the term of Court lately held there at which it was dismissed, and have been in Western Dakota much of the time for the having lived at Man- Title Perfect.

Investment Absolutely Safe. Apply to P. Mueller, ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS. or 189 LaSalle Street, Chicago. N.

BERBECKER. WM. THIEMANN President. Vice-President. B.

CASTLE, Cashier. Briingion Heights Siate BanK. It is the aim of the management to make this bank a necessity as well as a convenience to Arlington Heights and surrounding communities. No charge made to depositors for exchange, sor for Chicago or New York drafts used. Collections Made at Any Point.

Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent. 3 per cent. Allowed 'Savings. otary ublic ire insurance DENTIST. R.

M. GIBBS, D. D. S. W.

M. DYAS, M. D. IMiyisicitin and Surgeon. CALLS ATTCNOCD TO mOM 10 TO 12 A.

M. AND 4 TO 6 P. M. Emergency and Night Calls. Rooms over my Drug Store.

A. in on Heights, III. school ma am. Manager C. A.

dan Dakota from 1881 to the spring of am reU "ith'he WALLACE E. SHIRRA, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Heights. III. NOTARY PUBLIC. Telephone, 159 Central.

SU.TC 628. 205 LASALLE ST. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS Eight Years of Practical Experience. Graduate of Northwestern University American College of Dentisi Surgery.

C. P. DRAPER, M.D.V. Graduate of McKMlip Veterinary College. veterinary Surgeon auu Dentist.

Treats Diseases of all Domestic Animals. Office, over Store. Every day in the week except Thursday Arlington Heights, Illinois. Arlington Heights, Illinois. E.A.ELFELD.M.

D. Ti'iiticbe OFFICE hours 7 to 9 a. I to 3 and evenings. OFFICE AND RE5IDENCE over Tailor Shop. Phone, 27L Arlington Heights, 111.

i FERDINAND HANSING, Watchmaker AND Jeweler And Dealer In watches clocks and jewelhy Coal Is Dear, but the rostrum to answer his arguments. He has personal magnetism, but what will be the effect after cool judgement, will be shown by the result of the election. The McHenry County Republican successor to the McHenry County Democrat came to our exchange table last week looking fresh and neat as a lovelv I)ast seven years, young Lem met dignified editorial lieve he will produce a first-class local! throughout that district. I have newspaper whose opinions will be high- i n0 doubt now and never did have doubt ly respected by all the people. His aim but that the indictment was obtained eposes and to do away We shall watch with much interest for Wlth mfluenee Mr.

Starr might the success of hisearnest endeavor. i have in the community, he had been a no. M. Hess did himself proud in his for District Attorney, and political speech in Kelling's hall last was likely at the next election to be a Saturday night. He referred with successful one; under these circum- SrsTubhc Sot stances Miotment would prove a He says he has increased in Wisdom and political lever to defeat him since.

Among his proverbs especially if no opportunity was given we quote the following: human him to refute it prior to the election, mind knows no bounds. The will of man I is not limited. The tendency of these i 11 "aS foUnd Just at the end of the times is to divide mankind into classes. after the petit jury had been lam for trusts. The gov- charged and at a time it would have eminent should own and control its been impossible to have it tried before three functions; Transportation.

Com- i the next election. These circumstances munieation and Medium of Exchange, and the fact that from what I can learn Deering charges twice as much for ma- no one ever had any idea of having it chines at home, as abroad. The issu- i brought on for trial, and the general ance of money is a function which the expression of his opjionents that the government should reserve to itself, jindictment would accomplish its entire alone. The government should not purpose if they coulddefeat his election grant social privileges to National or if he would leave the place, convince banks, nor any other private enterprise. me that it was entirely baseless.

Nor Every American boy, no matter what 1 have lever any one express a his birth, has a right to aspire to the different opinion. The entire bar con- highest position in thiscountry. Would it as an outrage, and the confiscate the coal mines. Opposed to community never believed in it. And government by injunction.

He said even its abettors had enough sense of these and many other good things. I justice to finally wish to back out of it. We are opposed to and The indictment was discharged at the ve How iounnlwm and win iwu i 1term of Court at which it could have ate and Mr. Starr exoner- 1 11 our rs- ated from all blame by the Grand Jury I lie Lord tempers the wind to the sitting at that time, and I think that shorn Perhaps the reason the even his enemies would not have had weather is so mild is because the avail-! liie hardihood to the groundless able coal is sbori. Maul neo-! 11 investigation.

I have known Mr. estern Stair for the past for an winter. four years, and have had business with The man who throws mud will soil him both as a Magistrate and a Lawyer himself, and such arguments will dis- and have always found him reliable in 2 iist all intelligent people. It is wiser capacity and that has been his to build a reputation on your own mer- and 1 have known him to FRANK HERDMAN, Independent Republican Candidate for the Legislature. In the Seventh Senatorial District which includes all of Cook County out side of Chicago, except the towns of Calumet, Cicero, Riverside, village of Berwyn, and city of Evanston, the In dependent Republican voters have pre sented by petition Mr.

Frank E. Herd man, a Republican, of Winnetka, as a candidate for the Legislature. Mr. Herdman was born and raised in the State of Illinois on a farm, his father being a thrifty farmer. He at tended the University of Illinois, and by hard study and work became a me chanical engineer, and is now in the employ of tlie Otis Elevator Company lie has lived in Winnetka tlie past fif teen years, and in April.

1897, was elected to the Village Council, and reelected in 1898. His work in those two years resulted in giving the village water plant which belongs to the village absolutely, and which enables the age to supply water to the citizens at a low figure. He the granting of a street car ordinance without compensation to the village, and succeeded in defeating the giving of a franchise to the Northwestern Gas Light Coke Company without proper compensation. He was elected president of the village in 1899, 1900, and 1901. At each of these elections the entire ticket consisted of the best citizens of Winnetka and received nearly the unanimous vote of the village.

In these three years President Herdman negotiated a franchise with the Chicago Telephone Company, which gave the village the use of poles for the vil- age electric wires, saving a public expense of 88,000. lie financed and in- tallcl a municipal electric lighting plant and carried through other improvements for the village. All of this he did without any compensation from the village, but simply as a citizen interested in the welfare of the place where he lived. He became a candidate as an Independent Republican Representative for the Legislature from this district, at the request of citizens who knew his ability, and who also knew that if he is elected his past experience will enable him to get for the district at Springfield what a less experienced man may fall in. He is a man who should receive the support of every voter, and, if elected, will be a credit to the district.

Mr. Herdman has stated in ope meeting that he is unqualifiedly ed to any legislation which will fore the outlying districts of Cook Counrv into the city of Chicago. He so stated his position to the Legislative Voters League. Mr. record in the affairs of the village of Winnetka absolutely opposed to any such legisla tion.

This statement will be vouelie for by his many friends, whose ests are all against any such legisla tion. Fang itaies and Winter is near. of Fall and Winter 6i Will soon give Proof that Fall is with us They'll make you think I AM OFFERING A FINE LINE OF and Fleeced and Ladies Ribbed Underwear at lowest possible prices. Duck and Waterproof Coats. Caps and Gloves at Reasonable prices.

Another Lot of Pott's Plated Sad Irons per 6 bars of Badger Soap for 6 bars of Brag Soap 25c 6 bars of Self washing- Soap 2 bars of Ajax Soap 2 5-cent packages Pearline Try a bag- of Mystic or Sleepy Eye Flour. Every bag- g-uaranteed. The time To Buy is when you g-et the very best at the lowest price. time now to buy here FRIEDRICH REDEKER, Greneral Ivlerchandise, Mention the Herald. ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.

ILL. A FEW EMPTY Alcohol HOLDING 22 to 26 GALS. FOB. SALE AT dB Vi is its than by tearing down the character of an honorable opponent. perform his duty as Magistrate in some instances where it required much courage and determination and when the Lieut.

Gov. Northcott is a good polif- pressure of public sentiment was ieal speaker. He talks plain common brought to swerve him, but he held his sense which everybody can understand. and asafterwards sustained by Rtpairinft Promptly ft Featly Dono Arlington Heights, Illinois. Shoes are Cheap For Bargains in all kinds of Household Furniture COME TO URIEL A.

REESE FUNERAL DIRECTOR. if you can't get coal, you can buy shoes all right. A dollar never before went so far in the purchase of good, stout shoes. 1 have bought large quantities of I stout, heavy shoes for winter wear for men, women and children. See my warm-lined goods for house wear.

I have rubbers, felt-boots and artics of all the best kinds. FOR SALE AT cter New Store. ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS. Hearse Furnished. and Caskets K' tOO MUUA1 ta advance kcCall'a Magazine one year and WT Do Good It Pays.

A Chicago man as observed that, deeds are better than real estate of the latter are Act kindly and gently sympathy and lend a help You cannot men appreciate a kindAof eouragement more than sub There are persons in this community truthfully say: good friend, thver up. A few doses of Cough Remedy will rid ou of iftf cold, and there is no nyfjlf Mr. 1 ami local the former stop- We would like to have him and Gov. Yates change positions. He would he i greater credit to that office.

There was a large turnout to Republican rally Thursday night. Many ladies lent inspiration by their presence. All the speakers paid glowing tributes to the party. The editor regrets that the parties pleading guilty in the trict Court. I shall always be pleased to my testimony as to Mr.

good reputation. Respectfully yours, Tilden II. Selmes. LIES COME HOMETO ROOST. It should be clearly understood that a FAIR PLAY IS A JEWEL.

At the last of the country towns Federation in the County Board rooms in the county building, Mr. Starr was present by invitation of the vice President of the organization for the pur pose stating his position on the er idea. John Humphrey refused to permit any one who was not a member of the organization to speak on the question. Mr. Humphrey and his friends have persistently misrepresented Mr.

Starr's jiosition on this question and it does not lie in Mr. Humphrey's mouth to say what Mr. Starr thinks or would say about the idea while trying to prevent Mr. Starr from saying it himself. Fair play is a jewel well worthy of respectful regard even by politicians.

CASH TALKS AT MARKET. I will sell meats at wholesale as cheap as anybody; quarters at 5, 7 and 8 cents a pound for prime beef; canned goods at cost, to close out stock on hand. Order your supply of Grapes now. Best goods and lowest prices for cash at my meat market. II.

It. RENNACK. the attempt to discredit Mr. Starr as us train left too early, so he could not candidate, by the circulation of reports remain to hear all the eloquence. tw i I that lo ago he was indicted in Da The political campaign posters Nort ed in Chicago come out with numerous errors.

Those for the Republican rally tit Palatine were so bad that were posted, while those for neighboring towns either had extra pasters printed or let them go as they were, Had the managers patronized the home industry such mistakes would not have occurred. Our facilities for poster printing are equal to all emergencies. Iron-Worker's is a magnificent serial from the pen of a gifted author, deals with men, motives and Incidents It is true to life in depicting the manful struggles of an expert artisan in exploiting a valuable invention, anil the fearless yet ovable character of his beautiful daughter will win a sympathetic audience everywhere. This charming storv is written by Howard Forrester, and touches close life of the Y4 whose industries ft keynote to the attera by the additional cents. ping only at depots and the latter when signaled.

business Open every Son All work guanu all. Twenty-fivtftoe various ac- A Republican ltural life, and held at are evening. Oct. 25u jfhree a ml Jfhl Tatge. Lewis fcars ago.

Nightingale and others. Dakota has reacted like a boomerang or authors of the circular. This hatterved merely to bring out the fact, thaf while in Dakota, Mr. Starr fought a corrupt and powerful ring there, as he is now fighting a corrupt though not so powerful ring, here. The president of the Voter's League, who vouches for Mr.

integrity, gives this frank account of the matter; Mr. Starr swore out a warrant charging a certain person with The man was attempting to take stolen property oul of the Territory. Mr. Starr in lie- half ot a client secured a warrant and it was Afterward the client lay down and the case was not Mr. Starr had been fighting a political ring in the Territory, and several months afterward, on the last day of the grand jury term, he was indicted on ex parte testimony, the whole job being put up by the prosecuting attorney, who belonged to the nng.

Mr. Starr was released on his own recognizance There was no term of court for a year land when it met the indictment was quadbetL flgpfer was submitted, with all if it, betore the next grand jik they refused to reindict. The records Stark county Nprth oul these investigated the matter, the entire lo on Uw Fall and Wliher Hats. We wish to call the ladies attention to our new line of Fall and Winter hats. We have a full line of ladies and children's hats hoods, caps, tarns, etc.

the latest styles. Come and see them. Miss A. Heiser and Mrs. Dietrich.

Wholesale Meat Market. I buy fat young cattle and do my owu but hering. I am not afraid of the trusts They undersell or knock me out. I will sell prime young beef at wholesale, front quarters at 6 cents and hind quarters at 7 cents a pound. Remember I will save you money on meats.

I expect to open a market in Arlington Heights, soon. Georgk irchhoff You Have the Floor. We Have the And they are the old Reliable Superlative Carp Buy until you See this New LD. Line and get our Low Prices. We now offertile Latest Designs, Newest Colorings, Choicest Weaves, Largest Assortment and atsuch.

LOW FB.ICES too. We have just received a large assortment of Lamps, direct from the Pittsburg Lamp of Pittsburgh, Pa. which we offer at such Low Prices as to enable anyone to Purchase one or more of them. and You will be Greatly Benefitted by giving us an Early Call making your Purchases at Our Store. Wm.

Battermann, Arlington Heights, Illinois. CHOICE IOWA cows: F. H. Way man will sell at public at Frank Way man's farm 21 miles northeast of Arlington Heights, Saturday, Oct. 25, 1902, commencing at 10 a.m.

sharp the following property: 1 car load of Iowa cattle consisting of 15 fresh milk cows with calves by their sides, balance heavy springers will be fresh soon. Terms of sale: 12 months credit on good approved notes jit 6 cent int. Jeveni 1 He Learned a Great Truth. It is said of John Wesley that he once said to Mistress Wesley: do tell that child the same thing over and over Wesley, hgyause once telling is not It for this same reason that you are Bid again again that Cough Remedy cures colds and grip: that Hi counteracts any tendency of these to result in pneumonia, and thiPt it is pleasant and safe to Forfiale by A. S.

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