White Goods for Graduating Dresses in Peoria Stores
Peoria merchants showcase a wide range of mercerized cotton fabrics for graduation outfits including Silk Finished Russians, Mull Finished Batistes, French Lawns, and embroidered Swisses. Highlights feature 60 inch French Lawn, mercerized stripes, fancy pique, and Waisted notables with low prices and extensive patterns.
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Peoria
Putnam County Republicans Convene in Delegate Convention
In a brief session at the Court House in Hennepin on Friday the Putnam County Republicans convened a delegate convention to organize party activities and nominate delegates for upcoming events.
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Court House
Hennepin
Putnam county delegates convene at Hennepin
Fifty delegates meet at the Putnam county convention held in the Hennepin court house. Delegations from Magnolia Granville Senachwine and Hennepin organize, elect officers, appoint committees, and draft resolutions endorsing Roosevelt Yates Graff and current senators and representatives. Delegates travel by boat and land amid river navigation and port delays.
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Putpam
Hennepin
Senachwine
Ira Long
Henne Pin
Bureau
Frankinman
Hennepin Canal
Minois River
Putnam County
R. B. Fort
R. D. Thomas
Lacon
H.H. Leech
Peoria
Geo A. Burt
Henry
Alsho
Hennepin House
Abraham Lin
County Convention Adopts Report and Elects Delegates
The meeting moved by J A L Williams and seconded by J B Albert adopted the report as read. Hon BB Fort spoke briefly in the convention hall. A motion by A W Hopkins, seconded by J H Williams, set the election of delegates and alternates to various conventions. The convention adjourned after naming the county central committee and detailing final examinations for Sth grade pupils with scholarships offered for top students.
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J. A L.williams
J B Albert
BB Fort
Lacon
W*hopkins
J H Willams
JE Taylor
W Hopkins
W H Casson
Zenor
Pennell
JH Willams
S Hopkins
Dysart
B Mills
County Central Committee
Henneptnon
L H Durley
Granville
C W. Dysart
Senachwine
J H Wiliams
Magnolia
J A McNabb
Perry
Aince
Wihout
Illinois College
Jacksonville
ToHg
Evans Township
Judd
Harriet’French
Gertrude Judd
Ethel Judd
Gaily Wilson
Alfred Judd
Mabel Rickets
Ralph Fretch
Tremont
Tressa O'Neil
Lettie Lindgren
Belle Plain Township
Pattonsburg
W.C. Stauter
Ethel Doyle
Flora Stauler
Willie Wehnekamp
Leila Spangler
Hallview Schbool
Daisy D. Thom
Anna V. Spangler
Breuben Township Center
I'refida Frank
David Olson
Fred Blackwell
Drake
Bessie ‘Tanquaty
Alita Scoon
Whitefield Township
Sugar Grove
Eidna Stoner
Elmer Diverbiss
Whitefield Corners
Oscar
Noland Doyle May Harrington
Ethel Seelye
Gale Boy
Niblock
Emily Fawcette
Leo Hoffman
Saratoga Township
Center
T. BE. Salisbury
Sadie Murphy
May Gray
Wileéh
Bridgie McGuire
Eno Jurgensen
Hip —— Hull
Nellie Burnett
Ole Leigh
Harry Keign
Blanch Davidson
Grace Idney
Estella Calder
Collings
Mellie Shimp
Rena McCormick
Open Letter Praises Chamberlain's Colic Remedy
In Chapin D C a reader describes severe diarrhea and eye fever then notes a friend gave two doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which quickly cured both. The writer urges every household to have it.
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Chapin
D. C
H. C. Bailey
Tree Puzzle Challenge Sparks Young Readers
The Henry Republican invites children to find 20 tree names hidden in 20 lines of a puzzle. The first two contestants under age 2 who correctly identify a tree receive small tokens, while Miss Florency Trone of Canolia township has already solved the set.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Wolcott
General Grant
Jones
Young Goose
Johnson
Alec
Ramuel Parker
Henry Republican
Florency Trone
Ca Nolia Township
Union School
Shiuil
Awera
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Lung Relief
Marion resident Mrs G E Fenner says she dropped from 148 to 92 pounds due to a cough and used One Minute Cough Cure. Four bottles cured her cough, strengthened lungs, and restored health. Sold by J B L & F A Powell.
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Mra G. E. Fenner
Marion
Ind
J. BL & F. A. Powell
Probate Court Action and Real Estate Transfers Summary
Court proceedings include guardianship for William West minor with $10,000 bond, final reports and discharge for Ellen Howard and Roby A. Smith estates, and will probate for Charles A. Green and Harry J. Smith. Real estate transfers list multiple parcel moves in Lacon Saratoga Evans Toluca and surrounding areas. Marriage licenses issued to several couples in Toluca and Verona.
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William West
Ellen Howard
Roby A. Smith
Charles A. Green
Lyman C. Hunt
Betsy L. Townsend
Harry J. Smith
Edward B. Smith
Sausatha
k.Locke
Elizabeth C. Ball
Samuel H. Thompson
Mabala E. Pierce
Luther R. Riffey
Lacon
Julia Deyo
Chicago
Northwestern
Ry Co
Baratoga
Josiah Deyo
Saratoga
Amelia
Eo Berman Hlangens
Evans
Bernard Hangens
Elizabeth Hah
Max Ferrari
John Sommerfeldt
Santa Fe
Toluca
Wescott
Thompson
Chancery
W. J. Gillett
Sarah A
Sexton Lote
Santa Ire
Toluva
D. Thompson
J. Heim
Seide
Eme P. Moffitt
Marton
Emma Francie
Edward C. Chapman
George W. Buell
Steuben
Marhiaue
August Boscik
Maria Basaruik
Venona
Luigi Saini
Ceslyn Guldott
Giacons Pedergnans
Antonio Barta
Private Stallion Listed in Trotting Register
Private Stallion registered in Vol XVI American Trotting Register sired by Paywold No. 7627 dam El Angi date Seven Plumes 9,184 by Captain 805. This handsome colt tests as a trotter to be bred to standard bred mares that have produced at least one standard performer on reasonable terms. P.O. Henry Ti as Henry Applen.
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Seven Plumes
Oneida
Nutwood
Geo. Wilkes
Ohelda
Reinai
Mat Atte
Vitor Sr
George Wilkes
Gay
Hogs Theatre
Wastatuss
Paywold
el Angi
Captain
P.O. Henry Ti
I May Be Off Yet Hopeful Of Better Days
An unsigned poem from the Chicago Record-Herald urged not to grumble at life and to avoid idle loafing. It praises hopeful words and brave hearts that encourage improvement, placing trust in God to bless efforts and brighten the world despite hardships.
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Cod
Mark
Chicago Record-Herald
Kiser
Cure for malaria praised by patient in Patterson
Frank Chlusson of Patterson Louisiana writes of rapid malaria recovery after stopping doctors medicines and using Herbine. He bought two bottles and says the remedy cured him, recommending it to others with malaria. Herbine priced 40 cents at Dr Powell's drug store.
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Frank Chlusson
Patterson
Dr Powell
Libel Suit Over Doctor Pierce Proofs Health Journal Attack
Dr R V Pierce's World's Dispensary Medical Association sues The Ladies Home Journal in Buffalo for 200000 damages claiming a Philadelphia issue falsely alleged Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription contains alcohol and harmful ingredients. Complaint filed cites sworn statements denying the charges as wholly false.
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Dr R. V. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Ladies’ Home Journal
Philadlphis
Ladies’ Homeournal
Pierce
Defenses Rattle Over Medicine Ad Claims
A company protests a Ladies' Home Journal accusation against Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It contends the remedy is plant based and harmless, calling the magazine's charge false and unfounded against its good name and reputation.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Ouetelsey
Reme Y
Pierce
World Wide Reputation Vermifuge Promises Health Gains
Advertises World Wide Reputation White's Cream Vermifuge as the best worm destroyer. Claims to neutralize stomach acidity, improve digestion and food assimilation, strengthen nerves, and restore vitality in children. Sold for 25 cents at Dr Powell's drug store.
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Powell
Dangers of bandherdism in Senate speech by Flon Paris Gibson
Speech by Flon Paris Gibson of Montana in the United States Senate on March 24. He warns that rapid population growth will strain the nation by mid century and urges preserving the public domain for homesteaders. He cites Jefferson and Lincoln to argue against land laws favoring landlords and foreign capitalists.
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Paris Gibson
Montana
Senate of the United States
Middle West
United States
Jefferson
Hamilton
Jackson
Benton
Lincoln
Cleveland
Europe
Whooping Cough Remedy Praised by Alabama Mother
In spring 1901 Mrs D W Capps of Capps Alabama used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough. She reports the remedy stopped the cough, reduced coughing spells, and counteracted pneumonia risk, as endorsed by Dr Powell.
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D. W. Capps
Capps
Ala
Chauberlain
Powell
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