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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1902

Page

10

Discouraged Women Benefit From Dr Pierce Prescription

A Mississippi woman describes long illness and failed treatments before writing to Dr R V Pierce seeking his Favorite Prescription. After eleven bottles of medicines including Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Pills she recovers enough to resume work. The appeal invites weak women to consult by letter free of charge and promises strict confidentiality.

Edna Crowder Ripley, Lauderdale Co R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y

Bargains for Sale in Central Locations

Two good houses centrally located offered at reasonable prices with easy terms. One six room house three blocks from Watercott's corner on a 60 by 150 foot lot priced at 750 dollars. Farmland includes 160 acres with improvements one mile from Camp Grove Monier's quarter at 95 dollars per acre and a 575 acre farm in Steuben township priced at 10000 dollars. John Hartley Henry, Ill.

Watercott's Corner Camp Grove

Highland Herd Poland China Pigs For Sale

A Rosamies seller advertises a fine herd of Poland China pigs bred in March April and May for sale. With over twenty years of experience, the breeder claims to know what to raise to please the trade and invites calls or written inquiries from Washburn and LaRose, Rosamies four miles northwest.

Poland China Washburn LaRose Rosamies Washurn

President Roosevelt praised. Shaw backs sound money plan

William Allen White notes Roosevelt as the first post civil war president to act as the average man would. Secretary Shaw calls for sound money with all forms exchangeable by gold and 60 percent in silver alongside 100 percent greenbacks. The strike commission inquiry should be thorough and may span months or a year.

William Allen White Roosevelt Shaw Congress

Electric lines coming to Illinois towns and routes

The Princeton Republican notes extensive plans for interurban electric lines across Illinois. Projects include connections from Ladd to La Salle, Ottawa to Streator, Ottawa to LaSalle, Spring Valley to Princeton, and routes from Kewanee toward Galesburg Cambridge and from Galesburg toward Knoxville and Quincy. North of Bureau county plans cover Dixon to Sterling with a 5000 dollar deposit, and Rock River valley expansions. Aurora to Elgin already operates, and eastern towns show high use. Ohio lines are widely used and rapid extensions are anticipated statewide.

Illinois Ladd Spring Valley LaSalle Ottawa Streator Princeton Bureau County Kewanee Galesburg Cambridge Knoxville Quincy Dixon Sterling Rock River Valley Aurora Elgin Ohio Linois Princeton Republican

New Court Rules From Illinois Legislature 1900 Reforms

Illinois moves to major reforms in practice and procedure acts. A five attorney commission proposes stricter divorce timelines three months after default, limited continuances in criminal cases, appeals by prosecution, and state funded counsel for capital reviews. Jury officials barred from guiding verdicts, summonses for ordinance violations, venue changes limited to defendants, and tighter deadlines for writs of error, estates claims, and will contests.

Illmois Supreme Court Oliceman Justices of the Peace Chancery

Boston Journalist Heir Aids Poe Letter Mystery

Lillian Whiting, daughter of late State Senator Lorenzo D. Whiting of Bureau county, built a Boston journalism reputation and cared for Katefield. Whiting claims Katefield appeared in a voice directing her to deliver a letter of Edgar Allan Poe to poet Edmund Steadman, who had long sought the letter but did not know its whereabouts. The tale is described as hypnotism, second sight, or spiritualism, noted as very singular.

Lillian Whiting Lorenzo D. Whiting Bureau County Boston Katefield Miss Whiting Miss Field Edger Poe Edmund Steadman

A Dangerous Month Promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup

A Salt Lake City reader endorses Ballard's Horehound Syrup as immediate relief for coughs colds and throat irritation. The ad cites retail prices 25c 50c and 1 at Dr Powell's City drug store and urges others to try this pleasant and efficient remedy.

J. A. Anderson West 5Th St Salt Lake City Dr Powell City

Set the Children to Work

A reflective note from Superintendent W. W. Stetson argues that children must have jobs and responsibilities to build strength and character. Experience cannot be gained by proxy. once task directions are given, the worker should complete the result independently, valuing effort and learning over final product.

W. W. Stetson

Old Man with the Fish Promises Health for All Ages

An iconic traveling figure, described as the Id man with the fish, has spent nearly thirty years aiding the sick by delivering health through Scott's Emulsion of pure cod liver oil. The tale highlights benefits for consumptives, weak children, and those with pale health, promoting it as a natural food and tonic for all ages.

Scott Scott & Bowne Pearl Street New York

Probate and Marriage Notices From Richland Henry Toluca and Lacon

Probate Court grants guardianship letters for Earl Smith minor to Edith Eagleston with $150 bonds. Estate matters include James Antrim, Minnie Kemp administration with bonds, and J. A. Kemp inventory approval. Multiple marriage licenses and lots/tract transfers listed among Toluca Lacon Sparland and surrounding towns.

Earl Smith Edith Eagleston Henry James Antrim R. E. Antrim Foster J. A. Kemp Minnie Kemp Delbert Cross Ya Malone Richland Fred Hathaway Alice Burrus Toluca James Monahan Livingston County Elizabeth Clarke Washburn Kazmin Rudsinski Mary Gadamska Wenona Orren Whetzel Miss Mayme Little Varna Marshall County H. Duggan Martha Batenos W. K. Gillet Eunice A. Evans Mary McCullum Kate McEntee Lacon Absolom Green Sarah Green Louis Coleman Richard Carrithers Sarah Kohler Elisa Wise Venona Louisa Buckley Domenico Baratta Sparand Board of Education of Ellen C. Blair Robert Blair James Powers Frank Wood Thomas Kennedy Geo Schilling Bennington Eunice A Evans Johanna Marie Fredriks James M Powers William Dewey Joshua T Shreve Geo B Martin Belle Plain Timothy Wood Jr Henry Gresser Richard Hendricks L. R. Phillips Mabel Cooper William Clifton Sparland Marvin Hughitt Robert Kelley Camp Grove William Rowe Hopewell

Roosevelt appoints arbitration panel for anthracite strike

The Arbitration Commission appointed by President Roosevelt met at the White House to discuss duties. Roosevelt ordered expediting inquiry into the strike, presenting formal instructions to establish just relations between miners and operators and to prevent future conflicts.

Arbitration Commission Strike Arbitration Commission Rooevelt White House Roosevelt Washington Anthracite Coal Strike Commission Wright Mitchell Moseley Neil Theodore Roosevelt

Worm Destroyer Vermifuge Sale at Dr Powell's

An old parcel lists Worm Destroyer and White's Cream Vermifuge that kills worms and clears mucus enabling nests to be removed. It promises a quick healthy body free of worms and advertises 25 cents at Dr Powell's City location.

White Dr Powell City

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