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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
1
We own the lumber and operate two saw mills to turn logs into lumber quickly for many customers. Lumber is kept under cover to prevent warping from sun and rain. Call us to visit whether you buy or not.
In Washington on April 12 the senate debated the legislative executive judicial bill. Senator Jones of Arkansas defended an amendment to refund duties paid by Porto Rico. Burrows opposed seating Quay. Cooper sought consent to designate banks in Porto Rico, Cuba, and the Philippines as government depositors. the resolution was rejected after amendments.
Reports from Wepener indicate British forces totaling about 1500 are surrounded as the battle tilts in favor of the federals. Heavy shelling was heard toward Bultfontein between Windburg and Boshof. Boer HQ in Natal says after bombardment the British retreated toward Ladysmith while Federals return to their old positions.
A four story brick building at Wood street and Second avenue in Prirrspura collapsed shortly before 10 am injuring many. Three injured and one dead were pulled out by 10:30. The deceased carpenter is identified but unnamed. By 2 pm three men and two women were recovered from the ruins.
Galena Ill April 11 after months of debate the city council voted four to one to buy a site and erect an electric lighting plant. Also in Ohio special Carl Claussen renowned German newspaper editor in the United States died today of Brights disease at Cleveland.
Archie McDougal was a passenger to Chicago this morning Mrs. Fred Kuehner went to Chicago this morning C B Smith returned to Belvidere T H Hollister was at Galena today inspecting watches Miss Roberts is home from Chicago Miss Snyder of Riverside is here on a visit with her brother Carl Joe Gund is home from the Wisconsin University for the spring vacation Mrs Nettie Huenkemeier and daughter Miss Etta are home from Madison Abe Hershey is home from Watertown Indiana on account of his wife illness Mr and Mrs C F Meier and Mrs John Bookman accompanied Rev and Mrs B R Schultze to Shannon this morning
An advertisement promises rapid relief from colds when started early and claims Dr Hoag's B% Cold Cure can prevent grippe pneumonia and other illnesses. It sells 25¢ for 28 tablets and guarantees satisfaction with a money back refund. Names Chas F Johnson and Joseph Emmert listed.
The Lemars Normal School property will be turned over to the United Evangelical church under an agreement after four conferences. Endowment fund of 100000 dollars planned at a mass meeting in the opera house. Enhanced campus offerings promised with five adjacent lots donated and building repairs pledged.
A mass meeting in Aurora Illinois tonight backed by businessmen aimed to keep Chicago firms from relocating. General Andrew Welch chaired with speakers Samuel Alschuler Dr W A Colledge Rev Wray O Neal and Frank G Hanchett. Subscriptions reached 4000 toward a 100000 fund to attract desirable industries. five industrial committee members were named to work with the Aurora Retail Merchants association.
A Woman's club musicale expects big attendance on Saturday afternoon with a unique program. No pianos, four or eight hands pieces by Beetho ven, Gounod, Donizetti, and Mendelssohn feature Miss Fry and multiple partners in works like Sixth Symphony Pastoral, Overtures, and Wedding March. Analyses will be read by Miss Winnis.
Weather forecast for Cutonao predicts fair conditions tonight and Friday with northern risk of frost and warmer temperatures in the central area. A meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the YMCA is set for Friday April 13 at 8 o'clock at Mrs. D A Knowlton's home and attendees are urged to attend. Also includes an ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and a line about Julia Marlow oxford shoes from Winslow Co.
An old style drugstore advertisement promoting a permanent lawn seed mixture free of foul seeds and weeds. It also offers white clover and Kentucky blue grass seed, marketed by F Jungkunz, Druggist, in Chicago.
Do not wear others glasses or choose poorly. Many evils come from untrained handling. A careful examination by a skilled optician is essential, especially for those over forty, as most need glasses before forty five. Some exceptions exist but the rule stays: use proper glasses.
Grass seed spotlight offers Kentucky blue grass at 20 cents a pound. Advertisement from H J Porter at 12 Change Street urging customers to sow grass seed now.
Mr. Carroll, a Democrat, cites S. P. Colebour noting that on April 11, 1854, he drove to Freeport in a cutter with six inches of snow and extreme cold. He argues today’s snow squall poses no worry by comparison.
The Embury church Ladies' Aid Society held its regular monthly gathering with Mrs. J. W. Kettler hosting yesterday afternoon. After the session, tea was served from 5:30 to 7 and the evening concluded with social time.
John Griffith has cancelled his appearance tomorrow evening in the Three Musketeers due to serious illness, canceling the engagement and planned performance.
The will of the late Thomas J. Kauffman of Erin township was filed for probate. It leaves all property to his nephew W. H. Kauffman of Erion township, who is named executor. The will is dated August 23 1898 and witnessed by A. Hinds and Fred P. Waite.
A Morgantown Tennessee reader, C. D. Isbill, recalls horrible outbreak of large sores on his daughter's head that developed into scald head. Bucklen's Arnica Salve allegedly cured her. The ad claims Bucklen's provides guaranteed relief for eczema totter salt rheum pimples sores ulcers piles and is offered for 259 at Joseph Emmerts.
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