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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1900

Page

4

Political notices announce candidates for county offices

Public notices announce H. W. Bolender and W. Harrocz Jr seeking the office of Circuit Clerk of Stephenson County subject to Republican County Convention decisions. Text references representation and delegate basis from McKinley era, with counties listed and party affiliations noted.

William McKinley Stephenson County H. W. Bolender Lhereby Mself W. Harrocz SR Lena, Il

Personal mentions of residents heading to Chicago and Rockford

A series of brief notes lists Chas Ross, G A Huenkemeier, F R Rice, Hon M Stoskopf, Dr G S Kleckner, Philip Murphy, L M De Vore, Judge Betts and daughter, Ed Duncan, J C Scott, Mrs Hlanagin and Miss Wheeler, Miss Rose Young, E J Steinbeck, Mrs Eli Oettinger, Mrs H C Temple, Misses Clara and Agnes Harter, Patrick Ryan and family, Mrs H B Smith and others traveling or visiting schools and events in Chicago, Rockford, Aurora, Waterloo, and Rock Rapids on various errands and studies.

F. R. Rice Chicago G. S. Kleckner Rockford Philip Murphy L. M. de Vore Judge Betts Ed Duncan St. Louis Rose Young Aurora Deaconess E. J. Steinbeck Eli Oettinger Eastern Star School of Instruction H. C. Temple Clara Agnes Harter Patrick Ryan Rock Rapids H. B. Smith J. M. Fox C. C. Wolf E. L. Cronkrite Nieman F. C. Held J. W. Tate Kansas City Israel Miller Tate

Rock injures Illinois Central fireman on train

Bud Clark of Illinois Central was struck in the head by a rock thrown through a cab window while on engine 40 train 86 between Hieroy and Wallace at about 9:30 p.m. The gash, about an inch and a half long, was dressed upon arrival at Freeport where Engineer Chas Reiger accompanied him.

Bud Clark Illinois Central Hieroy Wallace Chas. Reiger Freeport

Store Changes at Lo Well Hardware Firm

The gentlemen of Lo well Hardware, buyers of Hackett stock, are active business men ready to expand the firm. KE. W. Lo well will personally manage the store, bringing energy and know how to the operation.

Lowell Hardware Company Hackett KE. W. Lowell

Flynn Trial on Robbery Charge Before Justice Witte

The trial of Jack Flynn for robbing Jimmie Doyle of $200 proceeds in Justice Witte's court. After the state rested, Flynn waived defense and was bound over to the grand jury in bonds of $400.

Jack Flynn Jimmie Doyle Justice Witte Flynn

North Western Lumbermen's Retail Association Meets

The annual meeting of the North Western Lumbermen's Retail Association was in session today with about forty lumbermen from surrounding towns in attendance.

Northwestern Lumbermen’s Retail Association

Marriage of Roy Lattig and Nellie Arledge at Baptist Parsonage

Roy Lattig and Miss Nellie Arledge were quietly married at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. C. H. Holden officiating. Attendants were Miss Lottie Pierse and Robert Meyers. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home on 78 American street, and the couple will reside there.

Roy Lattig Nellie Arledge Baptist Parsonage C. H. Holden Lottie Pierse Robert Meyers David Arledge American Street Lattig Lena A. P. Lattig

Maccabees Social Dance Planned Friday Evening

The Ladies of the Maccabees announce a social dance this Friday evening. Members and guests are invited to attend at the lodge hall for an evening of music and dancing.

St. Mary’s Church St. Mary’s Hall Mesdames O’connor Roots Tracy Fagan Kioran Darrah Campbell Cox Mesdames Peck Ray Maccabees Ladies of the Maccabees

McConnell Notes from Our Own Correspondent April 17

Reports from McConnell Illinois include funeral services for Miss Bertha Anspach in Freeport, updates on Grandma Robey and Mrs Evans, and a roster of local church events. Rev Groff returns to Coleta, Charles Creme works for Wmn Henen, and Rev McKitrick travels to Winslow. Charles Schram recovers in Chicago, and Amos and Mrs Phillips plan Paw Paw house keeping. The C E society meets at 6 30 with Easter day services observed by the Christian Endeavor group.

McConnell Grandma Robey Charles Schram Presbyterian Hospital Chicago Christian Mandeavor Society Evans Amos Phillips Paw Paw IJC Bolinger Underwood C. E. Society

Morgantown Mother Praises Bucklen’s Salve Cure

C D Isbill of Morgantown Tenn describes large sores on his daughter’s head that developed into scald head. Bucklen’s Arica Salve completely cured her and is advertised as a guaranteed cure for eczema tetter salt rheum pimples sores ulcers and piles. Available for 25 cents at Joseph Emmerts.

C. D. Isbill Morgantown Tenn Bucklen Joseph Emmerts

Lowell Divorces Sought by Two Spouses in 1890s Marriages

George G. Andrews seeks a divorce from Susan C. Andrews alleging habitual drunkenness and departure last March after a June 19 1894 marriage. Minnie B. Mitchell requests legal separation from Charles F. Mitchell, married November 18 1892, claiming desertion in March 1898 and seeking custody of two children.

George G. Andrews Susan C. Andrews Minnie B. Mitchell Chas. F. Mitchell

Baby Elizabeth Christened At Grace Episcopal

Mrs. W. E.ry and Mr. W. E.ry welcomed a baby girl named Elizabeth. Rev. C. N. Moller of St. Louis performed the christening at Grace Episcopal church with Mrs. d. A. Crain as godmother and H. 8. Webster as godfather.

Tiger Rooms trial details Sidney Niles gambling loss

Testimony in the Niles McLees case describes Pecatonica tiger rooms as unmolested and shows Niles losing about 3000 dollars in a year gambling on games described as five call ten. Witnesses say Niles was a moderate drinker, while plaintiffs assert habitual drunkenness. A large Pecatonica crowd attended as final testimony ended and arguments were set for the next morning.

Tiger Rooms Pecatonica Rockford Niles McLees Tammany Sidney Niles MclLees Henry Mease Carl Middlestaff Samuel Brown Charles Henderson Geo. Boughton John Anderson Edward Hebard Abe Mitchell Herman Hance Homer Niles F. E. Stockburger George Lewis Godfrey Segard E. L. Thompson Ogden Hance J.S. Torbert Myrtle Niles John Nolan R. T. Redline Swan Cash John Daily Dwight Smith Charles van Vleck H. Shaver Albert Southard Leonard Swift James Thompson Wm. McLees

Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup Endorsed by Jos Emmert

The little folks love Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. Pleasant to take and harmless. Advertises positive relief for coughs colds bronchitis and asthma attributed to Jos Emmert.

Knights of Pythias event in Lena postponed

Grand Chancellor McIlvaine cannot attend Lena on Friday night. R. M. White steps in as acting grand officer. Afternoon reception for invited guests from 2 to 5. At 7:30 dedicatory services banquet and a literary musical program with speakers Judge Hodson and Judge Cronkrite. Also notes illness of F. P. Waite, assistance from Nellie Sweatt, naval academy appointment for Lauren A. Shank, Lena High graduates farewell, and town boards cleaning streets.

Lena McIlvaine Knights of Pythias of Illinois R. M. White Lena Lodge Judge Hodson Galena Judge Cronkrite Freeport F. P. Waite Nellie Sweatt Degraff Waite Lauren A

Hen owner uses electric lights to double egg output

In Patterson New Jersey poultry farmer Kinsley installed five electric arc lights in a fenced yard and wired them to a night switch to burn from 10 pm to 3 am. The hens woke at dawn and after the artificial day began laying eggs twice daily, boosting his profits.

One Kinsley Patterson N. J Kinsley Cennery Electric Light Company

Barn raising aids Frank Brandt farm in Harlem Township

Forty neighbors and friends assisted in a barn raising at Frank Brandt s farm in Harlem township Wednesday. The new barn is to be 88 by 60. Marriage Licenses list Jacob W Pfeil Florence 27 and Almeda Crow Florence 20.

Frank Brandt Harlem Township Jacob W. Pfeil Florence Almeda Crow

Electric Bitters touted as best selling tonic

Abraham Hare of Belleville Quebec proclaims Electric Bitters the best selling bitters he has handled in 20 years. He explains the remedy cures many ailments by addressing stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels, blood and nerves, purifies blood, strengthens nerves, and builds up the system. 50 cents. Sold by Joseph Emmet, Druggist.

Abraham Hare Belleville Joseph Emmert

Automobiles Replace Fire Horses in Big Cities

Articles extoll automobile fire engines as faster to fire scenes, easier to handle in crowded streets, and with greater water throw than horse drawn engines. Tests in Boston show 527 revolutions per minute and 1500 gallons in a minute, far above horse powered outputs. The piece then shifts to promoting Dr. Pierce’s medical remedies and free medical adviser, urging purification of blood for health.

Boston der. Pierce Pisree Common Sense R Y, Pierce Main Street Buffalo

Schlott's Laundry Ad From Galena Ave Storefront

A historical laundry advertisement lists Schlott's Laundry at 42 South Galena Avenue with phone 269. It promotes shirt waists at 10 cents and lace curtains at 30 cents per pair, reflecting a small town catalog style.

Galena Ave

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