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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
8
May 24 Martha Washington Garrison K of G social May 26 Democratic county convention May 28 Columbian Novelty Concert at Germania hall Sons of Veteranstwo Eminent Ladies picnic Sciota Mills June 20
Multiple notices announce candidacies for Circuit Clerk of Stephenson county subject to Republican County Convention. W. Bolender seeks renomination after four years in office. W. Crotzer of Lena Ill and W. E. Boyington also declare candidacy under the same condition.
Dr W B Peck and Dr C P Leitrell announce for the Stephenson County Republican coroner nomination. L M Currier, the current coroner, seeks re nomination and urges party support at the upcoming primaries.
A brief statement explains the Sons of Veterans serve the Grand Army of the Republic and preserve Civil War memories. A fundraising entertainment is planned in Freeport on Monday night, May 28, with low admission prices for adults and children. Tickets available at Reitzell's grocery or Guenther's drug store.
The body of the late Edward Stuckenberg was brought from Chicago and taken to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Stuckenberg, on Spring Street. The funeral was held at 10 o'clock with Rev. Hauser officiating and pallbearers H. J. Moore, W. J. Youngs, Charles Fifer, Depe Wagner, John Becker, and John Er.
Members of Co L who served in the Spanish American war are urged to meet at Armory hall Sunday at 2 30 P M and proceed with other Co L members to the German Catholic cemetery to decorate the graves of two fallen comrades.
Mr and Mrs Aug Rhode announce the birth of a baby boy. Mr and Mrs Chas Smithke welcome a young son at their home. Mr and Mrs Geo Isaac are proud parents of a baby girl.
Passenger train No 2 on the Illinois Central was an hour late this morning from the west. The first special was made up here and sent into Chicago on No 2s time. Conductor Jack Harrington had charge. The Democratic county convention for delegates to state congressional and senatorial conventions will be held at old Temperance hall tomorrow at 2 o clock.
Mrs. George F. Swarts will travel to Orangeville tomorrow for the funeral of her relative Mrs. David Swarts who died at her home near the village.
A large Roger engine numbered 100 arrived from Chicago on the Central this morning en route to Iowa for use on that division.
The final day of service marks the closing session of Stephenson County Circuit Court for the June term with ongoing cases and filings nearing disposition. Court officials prepare docket summaries and case closures as judges wrap hearings and orders.
The remains of the late Mrs. Chas. Krager were taken to Ridott this morning for burial.
An old advertisement claims Bucklen's Amica Salve provides pain relief and rapid healing for cuts sprains bruises and burns. It is billed as a cyclist's friend and promises cures for chafing sore lips ulcers and piles with a 50 cent price and sale by Jos Emmert, a local druggist.
The Stover Manufacturing Company faces a June 9 stock vote to raise capital from 250000 to 500000 as plans for a new 160000 plant near Lake Michigan emerge. A move to land between Waukegan and Kenosha could net 90000 and freight savings, threatening Freeport’s economy if residents do not act.
A census sweep starts June 1 across the United States, ending two weeks later in cities and by month’s end in remaining areas. Absentees risk undercounting their locality, potentially skewing congressional representation. Heads of families should coordinate with district supervisors and leave written notes to ensure accurate data.
Official guidance urges readers to apply wartime safeguards to households farms and factories. It stresses that timely responses by absent citizens will aid local and state administration and support pene office operations through timely reporting and compliance.
Ed White a noted Illinois Central fireman and DuPont Gun Club member won the club badge by breaking 25 Peoria black birds straight in yesterday’s shoot. He previously tied Roy K Farwell for the trophy and won the tie, later posting 25 straight with 66 targets in the day. Other contenders posted solid scores including W T Rawleigh 24 and Hollister 20.
Case after case shows Dean's Kidney Pills improving back pain dizziness nerves and insomnia. Mrs H Williams of 171 Washington St reports rapid relief after using a box sold at Jos Emmett's drug store and notes her husband also benefited. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
The article surveys summer fashion with black taffeta Eton coats trimmed in white stitching, adjustable Arasco sunshades, and wide brim hats. It notes white foulard gowns with pale green silk accents, suede gloves for coolness, and the popularity of delicate semi transparent fabrics, lace coats, and lace bolero styles for varied dress occasions. It adds a brisk critique of style enthusiasm and ends with an advertising nudge for Rock Mountain Tea.
A 25 cent box offers increased strength and a keen, clear brain, suggesting better social position or business success. Sold by Jos. Emmert, druggist.
An advertisement urges buyers to skip ill-fitting hand me down suits and spend 26 for custom made garments. Joun, ELArrstsr, The Up-to-Date Merchant Tailor promotes current style and cost savings over ready-made options.
Butterine offered in 2 pound bricks at 14 cents per pound. A 3 pound can of Bartlett pears packed in heavy sugar syrup priced at 124 cents. White Star flour sold by the sack at 85 cents with every sack guaranteed.
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