03 Apr 1888
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1888
Page
1
The text discusses cheapness as more than low price and suggests that true cheapness requires additional factors be considered beyond price. It begins to outline these considerations but ends mid thought.
A brief notice explains that quality signifies an attributer or rank within a large assembly. It outlines how value and status are assigned, noting the impact on roles and recognition among members.
Genta Hapabahing Goods offers hats and caps in Freeport with claims of superior quality and lasting firmness and soundness. The advertisement emphasizes the product’s durability and value to customers.
Durability indicates a product or material will endure over time, resisting wear and damage under normal use. It reflects strength, reliability, and the ability to retain function and appearance after extended exposure to conditions and stress.
A retailer proclaims a wide stock of styles to suit all customers and insists on real cheapness with the lowest living prices. They invite one trial and pledge to concede if not meeting expectations, standing by their banner of highest quality at low living costs.
The long tariff bill debate dominated Monday’s session with the Mills bill, majority and minority reports, and plans to move the measure to the full house for consideration on Tuesday April 17. The minority attacked the bill as partisan and harmful to northern industry, while the majority argued it serves as a reform aligning with the party platform.
Diverse notes from April describe Meas movement near daylight efforts, votes for Davies and Lake Mehigan waterway, and deportation orders. Separate items report Maxwell-Proctor murder case writ denial, and reassignment of Circuit Justices Harlan and related court actions.
Across Ohio Michigan and Indiana the results lean markedly Republican. City by city voters backed GOP candidates for mayor and council, with Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati and Detroit reporting large margins, while Democrats lost key offices and joint-city boards.
Flooded Missouri River area disrupts Yankton and Sioux City rail traffic. River crested near several towns causing boats to ferry residents out. eight miles of track between Yankton and Sioux City damaged. Telegraph wires down, communication limited from Sioux City to state river point. Recovery and safety measures underway as officials assess extent and future risk.
Amid a standstill over train transfers, Rock Island refuses to handle Burlington cars. Burlington presses for court action as Lake Shore Michigan Central move freight. union meetings and city officials monitor the standoff, with potential court orders looming and widespread railway disruption across lines.
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