04 Apr 1899
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1899
Page
1
A short advertisement touts OUR LUMBER IS USED for all purposes by top builders in town and country. It promises good grades, thoroughly well seasoned lumber kept under cover to protect against warping from rain and sun, urging customers to switch if not already using it.
The Leading Wall Paper and Paint House advertises the largest and most complete line of wallpaper and room moldings. It offers sample books from 25 cents up and exclusive control of the entire line in the city. Services include hanging paper calso mine and various interior decorating, house and sign painting. Dealers in paints oils glass and more.
A Manila cable prints the proclamation to inhabitants by the United States. It emphasizes US cordially aiding the Philippines with welfare prosperity and advancement, promises liberty and self government, civil rights, education, and reforms across all branches, while enforcing US sovereignty and a just administration. Leading representatives are invited to meet the commissioners.
The attorney general says the last congress canteen law allows post exchanges to sell intoxicants as before but bans selling duties by officers or enlisted men. A cabinet item discusses a cable from the Philippine commission showing Aguinaldo's power relies on coercion and possible violence. Great Britain backs Germanys tripartite plan for Samoa with details pending.
The Chilkoat, a steamer bound for Eurexa, Cal, is reported upside down on a bar after sailing today with twenty passengers. People are seen struggling in the breakers while the life saving crew is deployed. The incident prompts urgent rescue efforts and widespread concern.
In New York on April 4 a special report states Warren Leland's condition is precarious with physicians now saying his death is inevitable within a few hours.
Over-worked men delicate women and sickly children will find perfect health in Hocy Mountain Tea. Works wonders while you sleep. 35 cents. Em mert and Burrell.
Henry Dorman has decided to accept the Republican nomination for mayor of Freeport after initially refusing to run. Urged by business leaders and citizens, he agreed to enter the race to provide an experienced, businesslike administration. A Republican meeting is set for tonight to lay out plans, while the township election proceeds with a light vote and Kasch’s potential collector challenge remains uncertain.
Harrispurn Pennsylvania Judge John Stewart of Chambersburg is the insurgent Republicans' choice for United States senator. He is one of the leading judges in the state and was agreed upon at a morning meeting of the insurgents.
Annie E Springer of 1125 Howard St Philadelphia reports a complete cure of a long standing hacking cough by Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. She praises its chest relief and sleep improvement and urges others to try the royal remedy. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottles free at Im mert Burrells drug store.
For Sale several building lots in West Ireeport fronting on Stephenson street and Lincoln boulevard. Lots near the shoe factory and around Conrad Toelle’s. Some on Adam Street and two fine lots north of the seller’s residence fronting south on Galena. Prices are very reasonable with long time terms and 5 percent interest. A Begoman.
Property listing details a dwelling at 24L Union Street with city water and modern improvements. Includes ample fruit, a large garden, and 4 rooms. Classified as a rental notice in a historical newspaper item.
The will of the late Matthew Carmody of Erin township has been filed in county court. He leaves all property to his wife, children and grandchildren. Mt Carroll ForsLicense ticket victory noted. T.B. Rhodes elected mayor. Weather note and medical ad follow.
Manson J. Wire of Winslow, Chas Schudt of Lena, Lawrence Duer and Ira E. Holtzman of this city were examined by Dr. Fair and will today depart for Columbus Ohio to join the United States regulars. Fred E. Savage of Lena has enlisted. Also an ad for Rocky Mountain Tea by Emmert and Burrell.
Ad promotes fresh stock and designs in latest flower and garden styles at reasonable prices. Highlights best standard varieties available in large or small quantities at W. W. Harpster’s store next to the post office. Contact numbers 849 and 302 are listed for orders.
Hollister assumes the jewelry and optical business formerly run by A. V. Hart, continuing the establishment under new management with the same location and service emphasis. The change preserves specialty in fine jewelry and optical goods.
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