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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1899

Page

3

Personal Mention: Freeport Residents and Friends

Movements and visits of Freeport people and friends across Illinois and beyond. Frank Steffen was in Lena today, A Nichless in Rockford, Louis Strohacker in Chicago on business, Mrs E Atchinson visiting in Chicago, I R Chase of Rockford in the city, T B Runner to Rockford, B F McCutchins of Forreston in town, Miss Viola Livergood visiting relatives in Chicago, Fred Dawson at a Burlington dance, George Holliday visiting Lena relatives, S J Best called to Ogle County, Mrs P J Gleason visiting Lena to see ill brother Cornelius, Jas G S Best of Chicago staying with W S Best, Joseph Hettinger and Fred Gund en route to New York then Cuba, Rev F E Hopkins of Dubuque to be entertained by J H Tice with reception after lecture.

E. Atchinson Chicago I. R. Chase Rockford T. B B. F. McCutchins Forreston Viola Livergood Fred Dawson Burlington George Holliday Lena Jacob Krohn Edna Cincinnati S. J. Best Ogle County Geo. Moran P. J. Gleason Cornelius Jas G. S. Best Best Joseph Hettinger Fred Gund New York

Curious World Facts From History and Travel

A collage of antiquity curiosities and world trivia notes including Bute mansion cost, Diana at Ephesus, Seidlitz chandelier, Florence opera origins, Hamlet earnings, Mahe coral chapel, Swiss condensed milk exports, marriage age trends, Siamese hair, Coruna lighthouse, Buddhism carved rocks, tobacco origins, Arab greetings, Congleton village Havannah, Georgian curios, paper shortages in Holland, rice and tobacco per country, and a New York dog race track amusement device.

Marquis of Bute Rothesay Diana Ephesus Seidlitz Bohemia Florence Rivera Isle of Mahe Indian Ocean Switzerland Great Britain Coruna Spain Trajan Santo Domingo Yucatan France England Congleton Macclesfield Havannah Georgy IV Wellington London la Revue Graphique Belge Holland United States Italy Japan India Belgium The Netherlands Germany Russia United Kingdom New York

Installation Ceremonies Highlight Freeport Council Officers

Freeport Council No 102 of the National Union publicly installed last night above Post's grocery. Officers include President E D Miller and Vice President E H Allen with Dr F C Vandervoort of Bloomington as installing officer. The event featured a strong attendance, a musical program, and remarks on the union's 50,000 members nationwide.

Freeport Council Nion Post F.C. Vandervoot Bloomington Frank Lohr E. D. Miller E. H. Allen C. 8. Barrett J. M. Rodenbaugh W. P. Putnam Illinois Chicago Miller The National Union

Markets Wrap From Curoaco and Freeport Board

Closing Board of Trade quotes show May wheat at 77 cents, May corn and oats mixed, May pork at 10.57, lard 6.87, ribs 15.17. Union stock yards reports hogs 40,000 slow, cattle 12,000 steady to weak, sheep 17,000 steady. Reeves stockers 4.00 to 6.10, feeders 3.20 to 4.50. Freeport letter notes wheat active with speculative demand, May up then down to 77, corn up then eroding, oats advancing with wheat, shipping demand strong, hogs 42,000 receipts. Dean's Ointment ad ends.

Curoaco Board of Trade Reeves Freeport Board OF Trade Schwartz, Dupee & Co M. E. McHenry

Paris dog fashion parodies ridicule with costly costumes

The London Chronicle reports on dogs in Paris wearing imaginative outfits from astrakhan coats to satin linings and leather belts. It notes breed appropriate colors and luxe accessories, including a Mexican iguana skin Great Dane wrap and turquoise necklets for small breeds, ending with a coin of advice on Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil.

Paris Astrakhan London Chronicle

A Hired Girl at the Grand and Rev Hopkins Lecture

A Hired Girl a musical comedy with 25 cast members led by Chas F McCarthy Edith Murilla and the Page Sisters comes to the Grand with lavish staging and songs. Rev Dr Hopkins will lecture The Golden Fleece at First Presbyterian with a strong musical program and favorable press opinions. Next, Young Bron Uncle Tom's Cabin company promotes a revised production at the Grand with moral lessons and vivid characters in a popular drama.

Charles E Blaney Blaney Chas. F. McCarthy Edith Murilla Gus Pixley John Cumpson Matt Reagan Lillian Maynard Shaman Page Sisters New York Sphinx Opera Company David Henderson Miss Murillo Roof Gardens W. L. Ferris McIntyre Register Clewein Hopkins Young Bron Uncle Tom's Cabin Company Grand Opera House Uncle Tom Topsy Little Eva Ophelia Marie Simon Legree St. Clair

National Live Stock Convention Discusses Range Reform

Papers by W J C Kenyon and A B Lackenby address mutual interests among breeders shippers stockyards railroads and packers and warn that the semi arid west cannot support current farming. Lackenby urges licensing leases of government lands with proceeds funding seed farms while Emery describes a Montana Wyoming future of range based cattle operations and renewed use of open plains with irrigation and managed grazing.

W. J. C. Kenyon Omaha A. B. Lackenby Department of Agriculture Lackenby Australia S. M. Emery Montana Bozeman Wyoming Plains Country

Moving pictures attraction announces late war scenes

Tickets for the first class attraction go on sale at H. J. Moogh's drug store tomorrow at 8 am. Prices are 10, 20 and 8 cents for the show, with matinees at 10 and 20 cents. The event promises to be a high quality presentation of wartime footage.

H. J. Moogh

Local grocer touts rock bottom prices and money back guarantees

S Hermsmeier & Son boasts extreme bargains on fresh groceries and canned goods. They advertise low prices on sugar, tomatoes, corn, fruit, flour, tea, salmon, dried beef, bacon, corn meal, cigars, and Heinz products with money back if customers are not satisfied. They claim exclusive agency for Senator's Java and Mocha coffee and promise top value with a money back guarantee.

Havemeyer & Elder Owl Dewey California Japan Armour's Heinz Sweet Gerkins Stephenson County Golden Santos Lea Pen

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