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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1900

Page

4

Personal mentions of visitors and travelers in area towns

Miss Isabel Farwell is visiting in Chicago. Chas Steffen went to Belvidere this morning. George Snyder went to Lena, Louis Brunn is visiting from Chicago. Frank Schmacker of Dixon is visiting here. Geo Brockhausen went to Chicago. Henry Borchards went to Everts. Sheriff Fox is home from a business trip to Chicago. George Ford transported to Chicago. City Clerk Geo H Tandy went to Chicago. H DeJongh went to Rockford on business. Will Guyey of Polo visits his brother John here. Mrs John Curtin of Amboy visits Freeport. B B Meyers of Davis in city yesterday. Bert Camel of Pecatonica spent poverty with Charles Eyers. Mrs N D Peck goes to Pecatonica to visit her sister. H S Capron head of gas company in Princeton is visiting his mother. Charles Underwood of this city visiting his parents at Amboy. H B Oster, president of the Cotton Exchange New Orleans, passed through in his special car en route to Omaha.

Henry Borchards Everts Fox Chicago George Ford Geo. H. Tandy H.dejongh Rockford Will Guyey Polo John John Curtin Amboy Freeport Bert Camel Pecatonica Povertey Charles Eyers H. S.capron Princeton Charles Underwood H.B. Oster Cotton Exchange New Orleans Omaha

Local notices of hires and events in town

John I Cadwell of Chicago is here on business. Will Straub becomes a clerk at L M Gatchells racket store. Carrie Reaser begins trimming at Mrs F A Godenaurs millinery. Sophia Brinkman delivers spring millinery goods. Joseph Horsley of Freeport finds work at a new lead mine near Stockton. Funeral for C Betow at German M B E church Friday 1 pm. Ladies of Maccabees meet tomorrow 2 30 pm. Junior Endeavor of First Presbyterian meets tomorrow 4 pm. attendance urged.

Will Straub L. M. Gatchell Carrie Reaser F. A. Godenaur Sophia Brinkman Joseph Horsley Freeport Stockton C. Betow First Presbyterian Church

Mrs Oyler Organizes City Vocal Class for Children

Freeport resident Mrs John G Oyler has formed a large class in vocal culture for boys and girls. The program aims to introduce children to singing early, noting music education has been neglected in Freeport and praising Oyler as a capable instructor. The writer urges parents to enroll musically inclined children, citing Eastern cities where vocal instructors are part of public schools.

Freeport Journal John G. Oyler Freeport Mre. Oyler Civizen

Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Lasting Beauty Claim

An advertisement-style note extols Rocky Mountain Tea as a powerful beauty aid. It asserts that brave men fall at its wearer’s feet and credits Jos. Emmert, implying endorsement of the product as a longevity and charm booster.

Rocky Mountain Jos Emmert

Beecham’s pills touted for sick headache cure

Classified notice highlights a claim that Beecham's Pills cure sick headache. Includes attribution to Mrs John G Orie a vocal culture teacher at 186 West 2-19dtf. Read as a historical want column item from the Journal.

Beecham John G. Orie West

Illinois Central to move Dubuque shops to Waterloo

Railroading notes report Illinois Central plans to relocate Dubuque shops and offices to Waterloo with about 150000 dollars in new construction. Most Dubuque staff likely move to Waterloo, boosting population and payroll which now runs around 35000 monthly there. Other items cover odds on new lines, time-card changes, and electric locomotive headlight tests.

Illinois Central Waterloo Chicago Freeport Iowa Dubuque O. P. Neuman Des Moines Davenport Times Frank Harriman Illinois Central Railway Central William Thielman T. W. Place the Central Thielman The Register Gazette Judson Mr. Judson

My Beautiful Baby Boy Triumphs With Lydia E Pinkham

Letters from grateful readers describe successful pregnancies after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Min da Finkii of Roscoe New York shares the birth of a healthy son praising the remedy. Mrs Lane Dean and Mrs Pryeuam also report easy deliveries and a baby girl after following the advice and taking the medicine. Mary Lanz of Coytee Tennessee recounts relief from pain and whites, a quick recovery, and a safe birth attributed to the remedy.

Lane Dean Mrs. Pryeuam Lydia E. Pinkham Mars Mary Lanz Coytee Tenn

Democratic candidate chosen for Carroll county legislature

Bert Lichtenberger of Savanna will be the Democratic nominee for the Carroll county legislature. A man named W. A. Rodgers tried to pass a $15 worthless check at C I Henry’s in Rockford for a coat. the check was refused and the stranger is jailed. Seventy five crates of dogs were moved at the depot at Sabula en route from Omaha to the Klondike via St Paul. Sidney Sedgwick of New Diggings renited a Galena residence, found thefts, and discovered missing goods totaling about $100. The thieves broke in the front door and stole curtains, carpets, and household items. a neighbor’s barn loft yielded a bundle but much remained missing. A quack remedy called Rocky Mountain Tea is mentioned in a herbal note.

Bert Lichtenberger Savanna Carroll County W. A Rodgers C. I. Henry’s Rockford Jai Sabula Omaha Klondike St. Paul the Gazette Sidney Sedgwick New Diggins Wis Galena Endeavor Endeavor Society Christ and the Church Hadly Christ Church

For Christ and the Church tale published in the Journal

The essay by Rev. Charles M. Sheldon, author of For Christ and the Church, is being reproduced in the Journal with permission from Fleming H. Revell. The prologue follows a minister haunted by a devilish visit critiquing church member turnout, prayer meetings, and Endeavor pledges, ending with the minister kneeling in prayer as day breaks.

Charles M. Sheldon Topeka Kans Freeport

Taxpayers urged to pay taxes before final week

The notice asks all taxpayers to call and settle their accounts with Wdlw J. 0, Kasoh, warning that this is the last week the books will be available.

Wdlw

Weather Forecast for Chicago Friday

Chicago forecast notes fair tonight and Friday with moderate temperatures. A threat of unsettled conditions exists in the extreme south tonight.

Chicago

A Neat Design At Golden Eagle Window

A large double eagle emblem decorates a show window at Golden Eagle clothing house. The design is described as very artistic. The ad proclaims Bur lock s Blood Bitters produce pure blood and mentions Joseph Emmeri.

Freeport Coneistory Golden Eagle Clothing House Joseph Emmeri

Lena Life Notes and Local Lodge News

Lena March 22. Mrs John Hornig returns from Waverly Iowa with Mrs C H Litchfield who stays a few days before Chicago. Knights of the Globe elect officers for term. Knights of Pythias set three-degree work tonight. Grand organ recital Friday at Amity Lutheran Church by Dr Minor C Baldwin. program at 8. J H Babcock to Chicago for a few days. Freeport group leaves this morning including Ben Sheckler Fred Beisemeyer Lewis Wernecke T A Saul Mr and Mrs Neal Reardon Levi Sherman Mrs John Shoemith Leah Blair.

Lena John Hornig Waverly Iowa G. W. Selbig C. H. Litchield Litchfield Chicago Knights of the Globe S. J C. B. Shoesmith W. L. Boeke Pres E. F. Smith V. P L. D. Overstreet Com R. C. Shearer L. C R. B Leamon Q. M G. L. Baldwin Adj A. A. Krape P. M Jos. Gishwiller J. Schermerhorn Knights of Pythias Amity Lutheran Church Minor C. Baldwin J. H. Babcock Freeport Ben Sheckler Fred Beisemeier Lewis Wernecke T. A. Saul Neal Reardon Levi Sherman John Shoesmith Leah Blair

Pointed Paragraphs and Witty Axioms From Daily News

A collection of aphorisms and quips on wisdom, reputation, friendship, pride, and society. The piece includes sharp lines about consistency, money, stonemasons, and vanity, framed as humorous opinions from the Chicago Daily News, with an anecdote about travel by electric and other conveyances and a joke about a cow and boilers.

Barty Linghl Solomon Chiaio Daily News Guido

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