Timber from log to consumer cuts middlemen out
Company markets lumber with own timber supply and two saw mills. Lumber is stored under cover to prevent warping. Call to customers to visit and buy or not.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1899
Page
5
Company markets lumber with own timber supply and two saw mills. Lumber is stored under cover to prevent warping. Call to customers to visit and buy or not.
Col Bell of the Thirty-sixth Infantry reports a clash near Alaminos in Zambales with 28 Filipinos killed wounded or captured and one American wounded. Other actions include a Thirty-fourth Infantry rout near Aristao New Vizcaya with 13 killed or wounded or captured, a Twenty-first Regiment engagement near Calamba with five rebels killed, and Panay fighting by Captain Brownell's company with heavy rebel losses. 125 head of cattle were captured. The Panay rebels who fled to Bomblen island surrendered to Panay garrison. Funeral of Lawton set for December 30 with remains to be embarked on the Thomas.
Chas H Fiedler of Chadwick Illinois hanged himself in his jail cell last night using a bed sheet rope. He had been jailed for failing to furnish bonds to keep the peace after threatening a widow in Chadwick. A patent rights man, he once lived in Freeport and moved to Chadwick in 1892 with many relatives between Freeport and Warren.
In a Ladysmith clash on December 22 Major A C King Capt Wathen Oakes and Lieutenants Hulse and Fawcett were wounded. Nine NCOs and men were killed and ten wounded, per a December 24 dispatch from Pietermaritzburg. Boer suspicions of detection rise as Transvaalers vow to shoot any wavering.
Funeral services were held today at the Congregational church for Dwight L. Moody before a large audience. Distinguished men longtime associated with Moody participated and Rev. C. I. Schofield officiated assisted by Rev. A. Torrey from Moody Biblical Institute Chicago. Burial followed at Round Tup cemetery.
In New York on December 26, handwriting expert Henry L. Tolman testified in the murder trial of Roland B. Molinux that he is convinced Molinux wrote the address on the poisoned package and the bogus Cornish and Barnett letters directed at Mrs. Katherine J. Adams.
The Illinois commissioner of education reports an average daily attendance of 729,227 in common schools and total enrollment of 989,163, with Illinois’ 18.72 percent of population in school. It details school property value, funding sources, per capita and per pupil expenditures, and counts of city systems, teachers, and higher education institutions across the state. The record notes 328 public high schools with 35,068 pupils, three public normal schools, nine private normals, and Illinois’ diverse higher education landscape including 31 institutions and several professional schools.
Sioux City Iowa December 25. Northwestern Iowa and Southwestern South Dakota push Chicago and Northwestern to extend a Moville line toward Sioux City and Centerville. Bond aided Sioux City and Pacific faces congressional action as scrapers appear at Moville. An Iowa official hints “something is likely to drop soon” amid Illinois Central pressure to block or buy the Sioux City line.
Boston December 26 special report notes that the John P Lovell Arms Company signed today a new agreement or contract details withheld in this brief dispatch.
The Ridott charge United Brethren church will hold its first quarterly meeting next Saturday and Sunday at Ridott. A business session is set for Saturday afternoon, with preaching Saturday evening and Sunday morning. Communion will follow Sunday morning service, with Elder M. S. Bovey of Freeport assisting Pastor Rev. Wolfe. A full attendance is requested.
The Stephenson lodge will hold special Thursday night meetings for degree work and will receive petitions on Monday nights only. All Odd Fellows in the ery invited. Hall on Stephenson street will be lighted for the events.
Advertising blurb notes a money back refund if the medicine fails to cure with EK. W. Grove’s signature on each box and a price of 25 cents.
The State Teachers association begins a three day session in Springfield at Representatives' hall with the State Beekeepers and State Horticultural society meetings also planned. Governor Tanner to give the welcome. Albert G. Lane to respond. Noted speakers include E Benjamin Andrews W F Rockleau Mrs Gertude Blackwelder Enoch A Gastman R G Young and Emma Bryan.
It warns that small colds can grow into serious illness and death. The ad promotes Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup from Emmert and Burfell as a remedy and prevention.
Advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as cure for sick and nervous headaches. It promises pure blood and strong nerves with easy dosing. Sold by Emmert Burrell druggists for 25 cents money back not offered.
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