Financial report of road and bridge funds for 1900 01
F J Finck treasurer of the Commissioners of Highways presents the annual statement for the town of Tlinofis Peoria county ending March 30 1901 detailing receipts including balance on hand and tax collections and expenditures for road and bridge work and overseer payments with a balance on hand and outstanding liabilities. The document is sworn before H E Chichester J P on April 27 1901. The Big Store invites spring shoppers with early summer goods and upcoming special sales.
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Tate
Tlinofis
Peoria County
Woship
F. J. Finck
Commissioners of Highways
Treas
Peoria Coliseum Dedication With Grand Concerts Planned
Peoria marks a new era with the dedication of its new coliseum to be held May 6 to 8 featuring the Chicago Symphony Orchestra 52 men under Adolph Rosenbecker and a large Peoria chorus led by Eugene Plowe. Notable soloists include Mme Eleanore Meredith and others. Ticketed prices are $2.50 for five concerts and $1 for a single, with railroads offering fare concessions. Also included are Nebraska land and crop profit notes urging western opportunities and a promotional piece by W. S. Winger of Farmington.
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Peoria
Assembly Hall
New Coliseum
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Adolph Rosenbecker
Eugene Plowe
Mme Eleanore Meredith
Katherine Fisk
Mies Mabelle Crawford
Charles Gauthier
E C Towne
Chae Clark
Carl Dufft
Teresa Cartrens
Clara Murray
Herbert Butler
Paul Schoessling
Yes
Himoim
Anda
Brimfield
High School Notes Mention Activities and End-of-Year Plans
Della Hayward from El Paso visited the lower rooms on Tuesday. Cora Martin and Celia Carroll attended the teachers' institute last week. Faye Murphey Mae Whitten and Frances Rinehart visited the high school before vacation. Juniors begin daily woods excursions for botanical specimens. Seniors have completed orations and some begin to commit them. English literature class reads Locksley Hall by Tenn Yean. Lunch room now hosts stormy bicycles and students dine in the school yard. Since warm weather downtown heat pushes students to the shade of the yard. We expect to attend school until the last day. This change from last year reduces spare moments due to orations and exams. After a week off for the teachers' institute at Peoma we resume five-week term. Then comes longer vacation. School closes May 31 with Senior nerves eased after June 4. THREE SENIOR SISTERS.
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Della Hayward
el Paso
Cora Martin
Celia Carroll
Teachers’ Institute
Faye Murphey
Mae Whitten
Frances Rinehart
Locksley Hall
Tennyeon
Peoma
A Very Remarkable Remedy For Cholera And Diarrhoea
Doctor Sawtelle of Hartford endorses Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy noting a grateful customer crediting life saved at the shore. A store report recounts a man relieved by a dose after collapsing from cramps. In Philadelphia a fast trolley tests newspapers to Chestnut Hill fourteen and three quarter miles away at thirty five mph, sometimes a mile in a minute and a eighth, total twenty five minutes.
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Draggit
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Hartford
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Milingly
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Hill
Canada’s Herd of Buffalo In Wild West Woods
Canada still hosts a wild buffalo herd. Traces found west of Slave River confirm existence and show the animals are mercilessly hunted and destroyed by the Indians, according to the report.
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Canada
Slave River
It Saved His Leg By Arnica Salve Cure
Danforth of La Grange Georgia suffered six months with a foul running sore on his leg. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it in five days. It dries wounds boils sores and cuts. Cure guaranteed. Only 21 cents. Sold by Wm Robinson & Co.
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P.A Danforth
la Grange
Bucklen
Wm Robinson & Co
Lightning In Ill Fate Alters Soldier In Philippines
Madison Indiana correspondent reports Charles Kernen, a Madison volunteer in the Twelfth United States Volunteer Infantry, Philippines, is en route home to tally blind after a lightning strike on his gun during a march months ago. He was not seriously hurt otherwise.
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Madison
Louis Republic
Charles Kernen
Twelfth
United States Volunteer Infantry
Philippines
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