Builders in Town and Country Lumber Source
A short promotion extols the best builders in town and country using superior lumber. Emphasizes good grades, thorough seasoning, and protection under cover to guard against warping from rain and sun.
18 Apr 1899
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1899
Page
1
A short promotion extols the best builders in town and country using superior lumber. Emphasizes good grades, thorough seasoning, and protection under cover to guard against warping from rain and sun.
An old advertisement touts concentrated syrup preparations, including gumparilla, tolu tar, wild cherry cough remedies, Wizard Liniment, Children's Cough Syrup, Rose Cream, Carbolic Salve, Antiseptic Healing Ointment, and Sure Corn Cure. All are marketed as cures for blood, stomach, liver, rheumatic, cough, skin, wound, and other ailments, sold by a local dealer.
We offer the largest and most complete line of wallpaper and room mouldings ever shown with sample books of finer papers available to order. Exclusive control of the entire line in this city. Call to see it. Dealers in paints oils and glass.
Washington April 18 Special W W Rockhill resigns as minister to Greece and will be replaced by AS Hardy minister to Persia who will be succeeded by W P Lord ex governor of Oregon John N Irwin of Iowa to Portugal succeeding Townsend transferred to Belgium Bellamy Storer sent to Madrid Cabinet meets on Cuban debt question.
At the Republican conference in Hanmisovura Pa on April 18 delegates voted for B F Jones of Pittsburg for U S senator. The ballot showed thirteen Republicans deserted Quay giving Quay 98 Jenks 85 Jones 69 and no election declared.
In the Quay trial expert Goldsmith could not locate in bank books the claimed 185000 debt as of Oct 31. He testified most obligations were as endorser, not borrower, and that bank records show no funds used to buy Quay stock or interest on state money. The session recessed after these admissions.
Sr. Paca April 18 special report notes both houses of the legislature tabled Governor Lind's message urging a recall from the Philippines of Minnesota volunteers.
A belt line train engine derailed and overturned on a high trestle near Reptoro Ind. Engineer Chas Meinzer and Demoss of Limestone were killed. Henry Splitberger died of injuries and several others were seriously hurt. In Chicago Gen Shafter, en route to Sycamore to visit his brother, is reported improved in health.
Marrieno Kentucky April 18 Bob Blank a colored man was hanged today for the assault of Jennie Bailey aged eleven. He spoke fifty minutes from the gallows about his career in a rare post execution statement.
In Lake City the testimony phase closed as arguments on points of law began. Court will hear today further testimony aimed at contradicting the defense alibi evidence.
Atlantic City N J April 18 special report says the monetary committee appointed by Republicans in the house held its first session today in secret format with limited access and no public minutes available.
Menominee Wisconsin reports the river rising rapidly on April 17 with a million feet of logs carried out into the bay, signaling significant flood and timber movement concerns for the area.
At 1 o clock this morning a masked mob overpowered the sheriff and lynched A M Larue who was confined in the Henderson jail for the murder of John Young. The event occurred in Henderson Tennessee as police investigate the alleged crime and mob action. The victim A M Larue facing murder charges, the victim John Young referenced. Local officials promise a full inquiry into the night’s unlawful act.
The Ladies Aid society of Memorial Lutheran church will meet in the church parlors tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. All ladies of the church are cordially invited to become members of the society.
In Freeport the battle for mayor raged as Democrats held a large early advantage. Henry Dorman showed a possible path to victory with Republican support, while election-day turnout was high. Ward tallies at 3:30 p.m. indicated substantial votes, with a detailed two-year comparison showing Younger and Devore leading in various wards.
Lena April items report visitors from Logansport Warren and Rockford, guests at Dr J C Kauffman and Miss Miller, and Miss M C Biesmeier’s travels. Calvin Knox’s burial from Freeport follows services by Rev McNamer. local ties and arrivals noted. Also ads list Fancy Jawn grass seeds at 20c per lb and $2 per bushel at No 12 Exchange St H J Porter.
In Pecatonica the women’s ticket won by a large majority after a contested field for the board of education. Dr Latham led both slates with Jd W Segar and Harry Affle baught opposing Mesdames Partridge and Salisbury. Mrs Kilgore refused to serve and Miss Partridge substituted. The result favored the ladies slate. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised by Eimmert & Burrell.
To be closed out the City Harness store stock next to Knowlton Brothers bank will sell cash only at cost or less for thirty days. Harness, whips, blankets, robes, rugs, trunks, valises, traveling bags and gloves must be sold. N. B. Loos, Manager.
The forecast calls for generally fair weather in Illinois on Wednesday with cooler temperatures tonight. Winds shift from south to west as conditions remain stable through the 24 hour period.
In the men’s department a sale features 150 serviceable spring suits with patterns worth 36.00 now 3.75. Also 150 all wool Clay Worsted suits in sacks and cutaways blue and grey valued at 12.00 offered at 7.50. A large stock of nebby all-wool spring overcoats with double-welt seams and serge lining, originally 10, on sale at 7.50.
In the boys department a 200 piece selection of knee pant suits for ages 3 to 14 in neat plain Cheviots. Smaller sizes feature large sailor collars and braided details. Regularly $2.00, this week each suit includes a combination box of toys at no extra cost.
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