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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1905
Page
1
On May 16 the Tallmadge agency runs The Banner excursion to Pecos Valley New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma. Round trip from Chicago costs 15 dollars. Send for illustrated prospectus to James Facur, immigration agent, Forreston, Illinois.
May and Thomas archeaten appear at the Grand Opera house. May 10 hosts the Twelfth annual hailofo at Lexington hall. May 16 Dancont St Plus hall by St Pius society and 1 A to Boot RB T card party at 600 Fe hail. May 17 Dedication organ recital at First M B church. May 28 drill team of Mystle Workers will give dnocent Hlusts hal.
Catarrh sufferer Oscar Ostrom reports cure after using Ely's Cream Balm at 45 Warren Ave Chicago. A. C. Clarke of Boston says he is entirely well after using the balm. Balm does not irritate. Sold by druggists for 50 cents or mailed by Ely Bros Warren Street New York.
The Chicago Great Western Railway announces May 2 16 and June 6 20 sale dates for homeseekers tickets to north northwest south southeast and east at greatly reduced round trip rates. Aliso May 9 23 30 and June 18 27 offer tickets to Minnesota Dakotas and Canadian northwest. For details contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A St Paul Minn.
Rose bushes that will bloom all summer in all colors from 10 to 50 cents each. Place orders early for this yard opportunity. Also offering bedding plants. Leave orders at our store 04 Chicago St or call. All orders delivered. John Bauscher Jr. two phones 374. Greenhouse phones 302, 4-20d tf
In a restaurant tale a young, desperate couple sought two tickets for Gillingwater’s troupe. He refused the reduced price, and later the couple were killed in a train crash, while the boy, dying, asks if the seventy five cents hurt. The actor finds the boy as a victim, and mourns the loss.
A Notre Dame woman offers a home treatment for rheumatism and allied pains sent free to sufferers. She claims the remedy purifies blood removes uric acid and restores vitality, asking interested readers to write Mrs M Summers Box 405 Notre Dame Ind for proof and instructions.
Low rates to Portland via Chicago Great Western Railway. Tickets on sale May 28 to Sept 28. Also very low rates to Seattle Tacoma Bellingham Everett Victoria Vancouver San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego. For details contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A St Paul Minn.
Notice informs readers of a schedule change for Chicago Great Western Railway trains effective April 46 1908. Readers are directed to consult the time table published in this paper for details.
May forecasts warn of cross continental disturbance May 6 to 11 bringing radical temp changes and potential record highs. Warm and cool waves shift across the West, central valleys, and eastern states with severe storms possible around May 7 to 9 and an electrical storm or tornado risk late in the period.
Persons calling for the above letters should state advertised. May 6 is the pickup date. Names appear under Ladies and Gentlemen with multiple spellings and initials, including Anderson Mrs Gussie Nampel Miss Althea Blackman Miss M Norris Tu Buakee Mrs Portner Miss Sinbuda Brown Mrs Harriet Hobinson Miss Ky Hap Miss M Reilly Miss Ida Johnson Miss Iken Amith Miss Bele retina Welch Mrs Do Mitchell Mrs Bower Robin Grenewald John Brewster Leo Henen Carr Kramer John DeWalt George Painter A.W. Ike Avkins Postmaster
The Spectator reports $2.507 billion in assets held by 90 life insurance companies at January 1 1905, up $230.7 million. Surplus reaches $393.2 million, with receipts totaling $998.9 million and policyholder payments at $247.1 million. New business climbs with ordinary contracts at $1.1898 billion and industrial at $629.1 million, as in-force policies total $12.59 billion, signaling strong growth and belief in life insurance as family protection and old age provision.
Frederick Manuel of Montana purchased Newbro's Herpicide on April 6 38 and reports baldness reversed in 20 days with hair regrowth by July 7. The ad claims the product destroys the dandruff causing germ, preventing further loss and spurring thick growth. Sample available for 10 cents. sold by leading druggists.
F. J. Burdett, a piano tuner, accepts orders at Brown & Dollmeyers or via phone, offering umbrella repairs and coverings. T. S. Ryan located at 87 Galena Street provides related services March 28.
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