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Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1900

Page

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Boers Evacuate Thabanchu Hill and Smithfield Occupied

From Bloemfontein May 3 and Cape Colony May 3 reports note Brandfort captured with few casualties as Boer forces retreat toward Trekking. Gen French departs, Gen Rundle commands. Brabant expected to junction. Hart’s brigade occupies Smithfield, capturing 25 of 150 Boers.

Lonnox Roberts War Office Bloemfontein Brandfort Tuasa Nenu Thabanchu Hill Wepener French Rundle Brabant Arrvat Norra Cape Colony Smithfield Orange Free State Hart

Rival Claims Hanecy Party Controls Cook County Convention

The Judge Hanecy faction led by Congressman Lorimer says it controls Cook county Republican delegates, with 721 of 1115 total, while the Carter camp claims a split. Nominations are not planned today and the convention will adjourn to after the Peoria state meeting on May 8. County state delegates tallies show Hanecy with 365. Carter none, others unsettled.

Hanecy Cook County Cutcago Lorimer Peoria Carter

Admiral Dewey Receives Warm Reception in St Louis

In St Louis on May 4 Admiral Dewey and Mrs Dewey were greeted with cheers as they left their hotel and traveled to the Merchants' Exchange for a 10:30 reception. President Whitlaw welcomed them. the admiral thanked the city and later attended a luncheon at the University Club.

St. Louis Admiral Dewey Merchants’ Exchange O. L. Whitlaw University Club

Warrant Issued for Jackson I Case Wisconsin Politician

A warrant was issued in Kenosha for the arrest of Jackson I. Case Racine postmaster and Republican figure on a charge of violating game laws. It is alleged Case and companions hunted on Birch farm in Somers on April 21 and killed twelve jack snipes. The case, prompted by Case's prominence, will be heard before Justice Stater tomorrow.

Kenosga Wis Jackson I. Case Racine Wisconsin Kenosha Justice Stater

Bowling Contests at Freeport Club Tonight

In Freeport the Pin Destroyers lead the tournament as they face the Odds and Ends in a battle royal tonight. Saturday at 9 a.m. West Freeport ladies team will play Mrs Dr Stealey's group led by captain Mrs Tuckett with teammates Mrs J E Tuckett Mrs Edward Bengston Mrs W A Hance Mrs C D Knowlton Mrs T D Hewitt. Stealey's squad includes Mrs H D Bentley Mrs Roy K Farwell Miss Isabel Farwell Miss Etta Hill. W Feiler the Chicago insurance man who organized the Freeport bowlers last week is in town with German interests. He seeks top bowlers to challenge Uncle Joe Hettinger's team again.

Freeport Pin Destroyers West Freeport Dr. Stealey Edward Bengston W. A. Hance C. D. Knowlton T. D. Hewitt Stealey H. D. Bentley Roy K. Farwell Isabel Farwell Etta Hill W. Feiler Chicago Joe Hettinger

Monroe contracts 61 arc lights at 65 per light

Monroe Wisconsin renews a three year contract with a local electric light company for 61 arc lights of 1200 candle power each burning until 12 30. The price is 65 dollars per light per year versus prior 75 dollars. A rebate is earned if more than 20 lights fail at once.

Monroe Wis

Figure Syrup and Teas Promote Beauty Claims

Advertisement purports that Syrup of Figs by California Fig Syrup Co. and Rocky Mountain Tea by Joseph Emmert render women more beautiful. The copy emphasizes natural remedies as ideal, claiming enhanced appearance and a gentle effect.

California Joseph Emmert

Weather Forecast for Cutcaco May Five

Special weather report for Cutcaco Illinois forecasts fair tonight and Saturday with frost in the north tonight.

Cutcaco Ilinois—Fair

Auction Sale Of Damaged Goods By A. W. Ford & Son

After settling with the insurer the firm offers damaged items at 30 to 50 percent off. Sample bargains include clocks, teaspoons, silver ties, and umbrellas with prices from 68 cents to $4.25. Sale begins May 2. A. W. Ford & Son, Jewelers.

A. W. Ford & Son

Miss Mae Blust Hosts Candy Pull For Birthday

Miss Mae Blust entertained a number of her friends last evening at a candy pull in honor of her birthday.

Miss Mae Blust

Damaged Millinery Sale At Mrs Bogar's Store

Mrs H E Bogar offers damaged stock of millinery on sale with pattern hats originally 6 to 18 dollars now priced under half. Also big bargains on ladies oxford shoes and children's slippers at Winslow & Co with prices as low as 95 cents and 65 cents respectively.

H. E. Bogar Ladies’ Oxfords Winslow & Co

Ice season returns station orders urged at Billerbeck's

The note invites all who want ice to leave orders at Billerbeck's or address the undersigned. Best service guaranteed, signed Caster Neuus.

Ice Billerbeck’s

A Chance for Idle Money

Dexter A Knowlton plans another trip into Minnesota and eastern South Dakota to secure mortgage loans for the firm and friends. Investors with funds seek safe loans. the firm offers desirable mortgages at 5 percent interest, hoping to reinvest the proceeds from the trip.

Dexter A. Knowlton Minnesota South Dakota

Desirable Building Lots for Sale on Easy Terms

A local listing promotes numerous building lots still available with easy payment terms. The ad emphasizes affordable prices and flexible financing to attract buyers seeking beginner investments or homebuilding options.

Harlem gardens near water tower noted

H. D. Converse reports on a location described as Harlem gardens situated south of the water tower. The terse item indicates a place reference and a person connected to the note without additional context or events.

Harlem Gardens Water Tower H. D. Converse

Senate Advances Post Office Bill and Major Appointments

In Washington on May 4 Senator Walcott filed the post office appropriation bill and announced it would be considered on May 16. A Teller resolution expressing Boer sympathy was laid over at the author’s request. The army reorganization bill was passed, with Gen Otis to return to the United States. Gen MacArthur will command the division in the Philippines, with Wheaton succeeding him as commander of the department of Southern Luzon. Otis sails tomorrow.

Washington Walcott Postoffice and Post Roads’ Committee Senate Postoffice Teller Colorado Otis United States War Department MacArthur Philippines Wheaton Department of Luzon

Longenecker Chosen as Department Commander at G A R encampment

Jacksonville May 4 Special Judge Longenecker of Chicago was elected Department Commander of the G A R at the state encampment. Peoria selected as next year’s encampment site. Also reports deaths at the Quincy Soldiers Home listing April deaths among former Civil War veterans from Illinois and nearby states.

Jacksonville Longenecker Chicago G. A Peoria Quincy Quexey Til Auring Edward W. Peterson Wiscousili Battery John Cahill Fortieth Tlinois Infantry Michel Dillon One Hundred and Thirtieth Illinois Infantry Incand W Moore Eighteenth Illinois Infantry Samuel Norton Fifteenth Illinois Infantry Monroe James Eleventh Illinois

Fashionable Suits and Boys Apparel at Artistic Clothing

Prepared stock includes men’s suits in imported worsteds and blue serges from 12 to 15 dollars, spring patterns, and cassimeres. Also offers Boy’s long pant suits, Child’s three piece and vestee suits, Negligee shirts, underwear, and caps, with colors and patterns across sizes.

Manhattan

Methodist general conference opens with devotional and business sessions

Caivaco May special reports from past quadrennium were submitted. H J Cozine of Puget Sound university presided the devotional on day three while Bishop H W Warren led business sessions. A memorial and resolution urged no change to the discipline forbidding dancing and theatergoing. Both were referred to the church committee.

Committee On Church

Carroll County Democratic Convention Set for May 18

The Carroll county central committee fixed May 18 as the date to hold the county convention to choose delegates to the state Senatorial and Congressional conventions and to nominate candidates for county offices.

Carrout Democratic County Central Committee Carroll County

Northwestern freight depot plans near Galena Street

Next week the Galena division superintendent will meet Division Superintendent Wallace of Illinois Central to discuss a proposed new freight depot. The site across Galena street faces business opposition, and officials may shift the ground so the depot does not encroach closer to Galena street than the old facility.

Galena Division Northwestern Roads Wallace Illinois Central Road Northwestern Galena Street

Blust Building on Galena to be sold at master's sale

The Blust building on Galena street east of Chicago will be sold at a master's sale next Tuesday May 8 as the Blust heirs seek a division of the property.

Blust Galena Street Chicago

Local Illness Affects Voight Family and Yeager Kin

Miss Lucy Voight and Mrs. Godfrey Voight are numbered among the afflicted. Mrs. J. F. Yeager remains in a critical condition, while Henry Yeager's young daughter shows improvement today.

Lucy Voight Godfrey Voight J. F. Yeager Henry Yeager

Boutell Renominated by Acclamation in Sixth District

Curiaco Illinois May 4 Special Henry S Boutell was today renominated by acclamation to represent the Sixth Congressional district in congress.

Curiaco Henry S. Boutell

Hardware and Lawn Equipment at Cost Sale

Hardware stoves refrigerators and lawn mowers offered at cost. Contact Lowell for details on prices and availability.

Lowell

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