Spring and Summer Wash Dress Goods Display
Visit our gathering of wash dress goods featuring Spring and Summer fabrics. Dainty patterns and colors with prices from 6 1 4c per yard to 25c. Includes Marigold Batiste Figured Swisses Primrose Dimities Organdies and Bolleumes. Samples mailed on request with price guidance and color preferences.
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Colgate
Bradley
Graves
Happenings at Lena and Nearby Visits May 7
Lena area notes include Mr and Mrs Will Lutz visiting H H Windecker in Freeport with family, funeral of Mrs Jane Gamber planned at Methodist church, Martin Musser from Rockford visiting Lena relatives, Miss Scott guest of sister in Freeport, Miss Vesta Shoesmith visiting Lena, T Francis Gaffney and Joe Gaffney from Chicago/Freeport spending Sunday with family, Mrs James King and Winona visiting Nova, Will Zoeger from Freeport visiting Lena, Miss Iva Seyler returning from Freeport, Miss Alice Slothower visiting Mrs Matilda Buss, Ab Overstreet from Rockford stopping by, Mrs Alice Wasson in Freeport, Mary Gaffney traveling to Freeport.
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Will Lutz
Fréeport
H. H. Windecker
Jane Gamber
Methodist Church
Christian Holstow
Martin Musser
Rockford
Lena
Miss Scott
Freeport
Alice Slothower
Matilda Buss
Ab Overstreet
Alice Wasson
Mary Gaffney
Meeting of Illinois Classis at Orangeville Report
The Illinois Classis of the Reformed Church met at Orangeville last week with pastors and elders from across the state. Reports showed membership growth and plans for a Reformed Sunday school in Freeport, plus discussions on the Interior Academy at Dakota. Speakers included Rev. B. B. Royer on national righteousness and Dr. D. S. Fouse on ministering during missions, with Woman’s Missionary Society and Christian Endeavor highlighted.
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Tllinois Classis
Orangeville
L. A. Siguist
Classis
Freeport
Dakota
Woman's Missionary Society
B. B. Royer
Chicago
D. S. Fouse
Lisbon
Iowa
Will of William L Maine probate in county court
The will of the late William L. Maine has been probated in the county court. With the exception of a land tract in Dakota all the deceaseds property is bequeathed to his widow and after her death divided equally among their children Cornelius W Maine Ann KE Jenkins May Belle Finch and Florence V Howard. The Dakota property goes to Cornelius Maine.
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William L. Maine
Dakota
Cornelius W. Maine
Ann KE. Jenkins
May Belle Finch
Florence V. Howard
Cornelius Maine
Miss Ada Webster Funeral Held at Grace Episcopal
The funeral for Ada Webster will take place Thursday afternoon at 2 30 from Grace Episcopal church with Rev. Frederick J. Bate officiating. Pallbearers are Addison Bidwell Edwin Hall D B Breed Oliver Rosenstiel Charles McNamara and M Stoskopf. William Hall is in charge of arrangements.
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Ada Webster
Grace Episcopal Church
Frederick J. Bate
Addison Bidwell
Edwin Hall
D. B. Breed
Oliver Rosenstiel
Charles McNamara
M. Stoskopf
William Hall
Probate of Daniel Lausch will in Cedarville
The last will and testament of Daniel Lausch from Cedarville is probated in county court. All property goes to his wife and daughter Mary will receive 40 dollars annually while she remains at home. Emanuel Frank, son-in-law, and Aaron M. Lausch, son, are named executors.
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Daniel Lausch
Cedarville
Mary
Emanuel Frank
Aaron M. Lausch
Briggs will probate names Josiah L. Robinson executor
The county court probates the will of Eleanor K. Briggs leaving all property to her brother in law Josiah L. Robinson who is appointed sole executor of the estate.
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Eleanor K. Briggs
Josiah L. Robinson
High School Teams Split Dixon Game Defeat 12-11
The Dixon area game saw the local high school beat by the rival team from that city with a final score of 12 to 11 on Saturday.
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Dixon
Licensed to Wed. Melvin R. Woodburn Winslow
Marriage license notice lists Melvin R Woodburn of Winslow and Eva P Jenks of Windsor Wis as applicants. The document records their intent to wed with issuing authority and date references.
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Melvin R. Woodburn
Winslow
Eva P. Jenks
Windsor
Wis
Take Time to Eat at Meals and Mi ona Stomach Aid
In Freaport W F Jungkunz sells Mi o na stomach tablets promising relief from indigestion caused by hurried meals. The dealer guarantees success when directions are followed, offering a large box for 60 cents and a refund if it fails to help. The ad links hurried eating to loss of appetite and other stomach ailments, urging readers to slow down at breakfast and meals.
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W. F
Jungkunz
Freaport
W. F. Jungkunz
Low Summer Tourist Rates Cut Rail Fares
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers round trip tickets at nearly half tariff to Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin Colorado Utah Southern Wyoming and Lower Michigan Resorts. Wickets on sale June 1 to September 30 final return limit October 31. For information Petaany Law Agent St Paul Pets Broadway.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Lower Michigan
LA W
Ee Ie Imer
St. Paul
Paul Fair Returns From San Francisco Earthquake
Paul Fair, son of Dr and Mrs J re Fair, a Stanford zoology student, arrived from Palo Alto after San Francisco was struck by the earthquake and fire. He describes the devastation, says four fifths of the city was destroyed, and notes the university buildings will be ready for occupancy with $300000 spent. He helped as deputy marshal after the quake and aided in cleanup before leaving for this city.
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Paul Fair
J. Re. Fair
Leland Stanford University
San Francisco
Palo Alto
Paul
Fair
University
June Petit Jurors Drawn for Circuit Court Term
The June term petit jurors list includes Freeport Oscar H. Stine John H. Pitts Chas L Rieger Chester Gilbert John F. Ellis Robert Welsh Robert Luecke Wm H Brandt Geo F Blust Jacob Kerch Joseph N Galloway William Hamm Ansel Duth William Rockey Rock Grove Daniel Kloepping Silver Creek Charles Barber Jefferson Edward Alman Erin C C Stout West Point Harry Roger Waddams Jacob Stamm Florence John Carblener Walter D Mack BE A Schmertman Loran A Hiram Winslow Manley Wire Nelson Sweeley Oneco Carl Robert John Hulbert William Ebel Melvin Bower Ridott H Hayunga John S Nell Harlem George Frentzer Adam Becker Rock Run KL S Afflerbaugh George McHees.
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Ad Petit
Freeport
Oscar HE. Stine
John H. Pitts
Chas. L. Rieger
Chester Gilbert
John F. Ellis
Robert Welsh
Robert Luecke
Wm. H. Brandt
Geo. F. Blust
Jacob Kerch
Joseph N. Galloway
William Hamm
Ansel Duth
William Rockey
Rock Grove
Daniel Kloepping
Silver Creek
Charles Barber
Jefferson
Edward Alman
Erin—C. C. Stout
West Point
Harry Roger
Waddams
Jacob Stamm
Florence
John Carblener
Walter D. Mack
BE. A. Schmertman
Loran
A.hiram
Winslow
Manley Wire
Nelson Sweeley
Oneco
Carl Robert
John Hulbert
William Ebel
Melvin Bower
Ridott
H. Hayunga
John S. Nell
Harlem
Funeral for Mrs. A. H. Miller Held at Lanark
Mr and Mrs Fred Rosemeier Mr and Mrs Paul Wagner Mr and Mrs Edward Leid Henry F Dor man and BE Leid attended the Lanark funeral service for the late Mrs A H Miller held at 2 30 this afternoon.
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Fred Rosemeier
Paul Wagner
Edward Leid
Henry F. Dorman
BE. M. Leid
Lanark
A. H. Miller
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals 23-Year Leg Sore
Mrs Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin found a 25 cent box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve more valuable than a mountain of gold after it completely cured a running sore on her leg that had tortured her for twenty three years. It is promoted as the greatest antiseptic healer of piles wounds and sores and available at Jos Emmert’s drug store.
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Lucia Wilke
Caroline
Wis
Bucklen
Jos, Emmert
Notice bans hunting or fishing on Deitlein farm east of city
After May 1 hunting or fishing will not be allowed on the Deitlein farm, east of this city. By order of Messrs. Mogle and Alderman.
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Deitlein
Messrs. Mogle
We Sold the Julia Mar Low Oxford Shoes for Years
Winslow and Company report continued sales growth of the Julia Mar Low Oxford as years pass. The increasing numbers reflect rising comfort and wearability cited by customers, especially ladies, driving year by year gains.
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Julia Marlow
Oxford
Winslow & CO
Arpelsed and Recovered at 87 Galena Street
S Ryan of 87 Galena Street reports a recovery after an incident on 9 April. The brief item notes the subject was found unharmed and returned to residence.
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Eee Ellas
S. Ryan
Galena Street
Rent and Wanted Notices with Mixed Ads
Multiple classified items list rental rooms at 1 State Street and a summer house wish, plus jobs and item requests. Entries include furnished house wanted, waist drapers finishing and coat makers, transportation references, carpenters position, return of lost items, and a necklace owner seeking property with ad payment.
Thanks for Your Gift to Golden Gate Council Relief
A 1906 letter from D H Johnson Aisgis and H H Smith of Freeport Illinois thanks Golden Gate Council No 80 for a $100 contribution. It notes immediate relief efforts in San Francisco for food and shelter and plans to form a UCOS relief committee to aid unemployed commercial travelers, with funds to be forwarded and reported.
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San Francisco
Cal
D. H. Johnson Aisgis
H. H. Smith
Freeport Council
Freeport
Golden Gate Council
Astellat
For Sale Residence Near Court House On Galena Street
For sale a residence at 236 Galena St with modern conveniences including furnace bath room city water sewer and gas barn. Fine location three blocks from court house has 15 rooms suitable for boarding and rooms on very reasonable terms inquire at residence. Read the Journal want column.
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Galena St
Court House
Seventeen Fire Insurance Firms Stand Strong
January figures show seventeen fire insurance companies with surplus to policy holders over 65 million dollars and total assets above 140 million dollars not counting English home office funds. The agencies list strong firms with all policies deemed real insurance and capable of meeting demands.
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C. F. Hildreth
Obituary of a Chicago businessman born 1869
Fisher, born February 1869, started at 16 with F. Di Cossitt & Co and later worked for H. Atmaby & Co. He conducted his own business in Mattenpolis and San Francisco before returning to Chicago in 1895. He died suddenly at home, survived by his widow and two children, a son and Mrs L. O. White.
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Fisher
Atmaby& Co
Mattenpolis
San Francisco
Chicago
L. O. Whiteer
Most Wonderful Medicine Dr King's New Discovery
A Livonia Missouri druggist recalls Dr King s New Discovery curing consumption for three customers now thriving. One wanted to sell property and move to Arizona but after using the medicine changed plans. The testimonial touts it as the best remedy for cough cold throat and lung issues with guaranteed or trial offer.
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Livonia
T. Dwire
Graysville
Jos
Emmett
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