The Magic No. 3 Mas cot for Cedar Grove Man
A Cedar Grove Maine resident, Geo H Parris, is praised for Electric Bitters in a testimonial. After liver and kidney troubles and discouragement, he says one bottle helped and three cured him completely, with a 60 cent guarantee from Joseph Emmert druggist.
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Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
Joseph Emmert
Sabbath Announcements Across Local Churches
A dense list of Sunday schedules across Second Presbyterian Oak Street German Evangelical and more. Services include sermons on Unemployed Talent and John Baptist themes. Notables include Daisy Force Scott and Edwin Rotzler. Y M C A and youth groups meet. noon Bible studies and choir plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian
H. M. Markley
John Baptist
Jno
Sophie Welfelt
Gertrude Schelp
Emerson Inks
Verta Walker
State Street
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Corner Union
Pleasant Streets
L. C. Schmidt
A. B. Wight
Ada Brubaker
Esau
Oak Street
German Evangelical Church
Wm. Klingbeil
George Ennenga
Christ
Christian Church
J. A. Barnett
Masonic Temple
First Baptist Church
Orlo J. Price
Washington
Clarence Rantz
First Presbyterian Church
H. S. Moore
Daisy Force Scott
Rockford
Biedermann
Isaiah
Edwin Rotzler
Chicago Symphony Club
First United Brethren Church
Galena and
Locust Streets
F. M. Davis
J. B. Fenton
Hoon
Epworth League
Charles Sunderland
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Wilcoxon Block
God
Salem Evangelical Scturch
W. H. Heinmiller
E. F. Holtzman
C. W. McCaskill
Kire
W. Gardner Thrall
Bible School
Chas. Crawford
Fellowship
Yoo Wublie
Freeport Theosophical Society
Portland cement and its origin in limestone quarries
In Portland England region quarries long mined for stone produced lime. In 1824 Joseph Aspdin of Leeds patented a method to mix and burn lime and clay. The product resembled Portland limestone and he named it Portland cement, giving the term hydraulic cement its common usage.
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Isle of Portland
England
Engishman
Joseph Aspdine
Leeds
Lumberjacks Edge Freeport On Late Visit
Scott pitched for the Canners in a one run defeat of the Lumberjacks yesterday. La Crosse beat Oshkosh as Green Bay topped Eau Claire and Fond du Lac defeated Madison. Freeport opens at Eau Claire then La Crosse on a trip where rain marred three games.
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Wausau
Freeport
Oshkosh
la Crosse
Green Bay
Eau Claire
Fond du Lac
Madison
Wagsall
Canners
Lumberjacks
Scott
Lang
Fiske
Stark
la Cross
R. HF
PO. A. EB
Brady
McAutey
Hitle
Ferguson
SMM Phelbh Co
Dewees Yack
R. H. PO
A. E. Ives
Ireland
FISKO
Ceeel
I Gwinn, Db
Schounhoven Lannon
Ifc
Gwin
Todd
OW Laog
Pet
la Crosse Ee
Madison Seema Ee Ee Ee
Eau Claire Tee Eee Eee Ae
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Oshkosh Ce
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LaCrosse Clinches Series With Three Straight Wins
OshkoshMay 31 LaCrosse completed the series in city with a 6 to 1 victory. Bubser allowed ten hits and three stolen bases as LaCrosse rolled to the win. Batteries Bubser Bourgeois Bailes Moore and Wian reported for the visitors while Green Bay Fond du Lac and Madison results follow in a congested box of scores from Wisconsin games.
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Oshkosh
Wis
LaCrosse
Bubser
Ker
Ta Crosse
Isle
Bourgeois
Bailes
Moore
Wian
Green Bay
Ena Nire
A Boo
Spelcer
Watson
Minahan
Legal wills and peculiar ploys from notable lords
The article sketches eccentricities in testament drafting by lords such as Davey Mansfield Fitz James Stephen and Russell of Killowen, noting brief or idiosyncratic wills. It also recounts curious tales of a South American man who died from scent addiction and a Russian noble who never left bed, plus a remarkable memory of over fifty operas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Davey
Lord Mansfield
Sir James Fitz James Stephen
Lord Russell
Killowen
Lord Grimthorpe
Lord St. Leonards
Lord St. Helier
Hr. C. Richards
Maynard
Westminster Gazette
Countyvanovitch
Nicholas I
June events and school ceremonies listed
June events include a ball and card party at Lexington hall and social dances at Joe Fifer's school. Recitals at First Methodist Church and organ concerts, junior play Revenge of Short-Hot-Su, and a high school class play. Graduation and commencement at county and high schools, plus a baccalaureate sermon for graduates.
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Joe Fifer
Lexington Hall
Frong
First M.el Church
Foldgate’s Grove
First Presbyterian Church
Assembly Room
Ftrat M. BE
P.O. U
U. Boechuteh
Grand Opera House Moving Pictures by Lyman E H Howe
A listing for the Grand Opera House on June 2 features Lyman E. H. Howes Moving Pictures show. The program promises early cinema entertainment and novelty attractions at the downtown venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Lyman EH. Howe
Moving Pictures
Public notice for Stephenson County medical bids 1907
The regular committee on Poor and Poor Fanm of the Board of Supervisors of Stephenson County Illinois will meet at the Court House in Freeport on Saturday June 1 1907 at 10 o clock. Sealed bids from practicing physicians residents of the county are invited for lump sum county wide medical service through July 1 1908 including drugs nursing and contagious disease care for Freeport territory jail and poor farm patients. Separate bids for pauper service and per case bids for smallpox and contagious diseases will be opened at the meeting. Bids due with Clerk of County Court Freeport. J W NIELSON Chairman. 5-28d1lw
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Board of Supervisors
Stephenson County
Illinois
Court House
Freeport
Towtt
Hurd
Nichois
Towit
Clerk of County Court
N. J
Galeamas Wanted Sell Retail Trade Locality
Galeamas wanted to sell retail trade in your locality for 65 dollars per month plus start up expenses or commission. Experience unnecessary. Hermingsen Olgar Co. Bilbo Nes t ANTED An experienced moulder for foreman of moulders sand pit. Address this office H ld2t ANTED AT ONCE A first Class barber good wires F A Raubenhelimer H-ldLw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galeamas
Hermingsen Olgar Co
Bole Nest
F. A. Raubenhelimer
Corner on Lincoln Avenue offers five mile view near transit
Real estate note from E. L. Burchard at 316 Lincoln Ave promotes a property on Lincoln Avenue with a five mile view and close access to Stephenson Street cars and the Court House, urging buyers to act now to save middleman's profit. References to phones and the Water Tower area appear.
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Lincoln Avenue
Court House
E. L. Burchard
Lincoln Ave
Water Tower
Women's Apparel Saturday Specials in Lace and Embroidery
Color options include Black Brown and Gray in lace embroidered or plain styles. Regular price up to 25c per pair, Saturday special 15c per pair. One lot of Women’s White Shirt Waists features embroidery trimming and is offered as a Saturday special.
Plain and Fancy Items at 5c to 9c Specials
An advertisement lists Plain and Fancy merchandise priced up to 25c, with a daily run of special items from 7 to 9 o’clock offering selections at special reduced rates.
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T. S. Ryan
Standard and Ruby
Gtalena St Freeport
Stephenson St
Enrico Caruso
Caruso
Abcott
Homer and
Scotti
Owl
New York
Riley & Wheat
van Buren Sé
Galeng
Madison and
From
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Ames Cioodtheb
Deadly Pleasures
Maude
Ile
Gorner
Upper
Stephenson
Lincoln
Canover
Mason and Hamlin
Cable
Kingsbury
Wellington
the Cable Co. Pianos
Galena St
N. Y
Geo. A. Stemm
Young
Sluiter& Brauer
S. Galena Ave
Sluiter & Brauer
Prof. Frische
Brown & Dollmeyer
Demeter, Seitz & Co
Jbemlag
J. Schwarz & Sons
Furni
Ture
WM. Koenig
Mhouse Furnisher
Stephenson St. Undertaking
C.W. Harden