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Newspaper

Lanark Gazette

Location

Lanark, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1896

Page

3

Rainy Friday boosts farmers as village notes unfold

A recital of village happenings reports a rainfall that lifts farmer spirits last Friday night. Local visitors include 8S A Frey of Freeport and AH Hawk of Lanark. Will Barber hosts a well attended gathering while Cyrus Ditzler welcomes a newborn at home. The text also advertises Royal Ruby Port, touting its purity and strength for invalids and the aged, sold by Wm. Hogan.

Frey Freeport John Patton Smith Giddings Wm. Miller Kent Will Barber DL Lohman Lanark AH Hawk EE Dubbel Francis Kern Willow Cyrus Ditzler J J Krouse Pearl City Champion Harvester Company Wm. Hogan

Cherry Grove News Roundup and Local Skim

SR Young is remodeling his house and Porter Shidler plans a future fish route. Farmers may soon be in fields pending weather. Wilber Puterbaugh to work for Henry Martin this summer. Milk route sold by J Fox to David Moll. Roy Butterbaugh to attend business courses in Knoxville next September. Dan Shook trims apple trees well. Jacob Zuck ill with Dr J Smith as his physician. Georgetown preaching drew large crowds. Honard Mullin to work for Tom Holmes. Harry Whitmer buys a road wagon. Cherry Grove church ends Bible meeting with Rest topic. Nick Puterbaugh farm rented by Georgetown party. Leap year party at Major Root's in Lanark. Election supports urged for Jacob Strnffer, Charles Whitmer, Joel Sweitzer. George Sword reports first wild duck of spring. Collin Puterbaugh sowed oats. Harry Rowland had a minor accident cleaning a horse. Tie combed the horse with a single tree. SCHUWARTSBURGSHAUNDERHAUSEN.

Lanark Waite Allison Waite Thomas Rhodes J. M. Adair Baptist Church Lutheran Young Ladies Guild of the Baptist Church P. O Martin McKiel Bratner Chicago Campbell East Carroll Porter Shidler Wilber Puterbaugh Henry Martin Shannon Cherry Grove J Fox David Moll Roy Butterbaugh Knoxville Tennessee Dan Shook Jacob Zuck J . Smith Georgetown Honard Mullin Tom Holmes Harry Whitmer OLD Locks Nick Puterbaugh Major Root Jacob Strnffer Charles Whitmer Joel Sweitzer

Cash buying urged as way to avoid debt in Spring Valley notes

The column urges cash purchases to avoid debt, cites credit problems for farmers, and promotes borrowing from neighbors to pay cash. It also includes local notes on church services, a shingling bee, property rentals, and upcoming Republican caucus details for Carroll county Illinois in April 1896.

Ancient Olympic Races and Modern Echoes Explored

Century magazine essay by Allan Marquand traces ancient Greek sport from the dromos to the dolichos and hoplitodromos, noting endurance feats and the Hera festival for girls. It contrasts these with Elis instituted boys races and modern six days of running and walking.

Allan Marquand Athens Marquand Phidippides Sparta Greece Elis Hera Pausanias Olympia Pancratium Theseus Pindar Epharmostus

Berry Says Cleveland Will Not Run For President

Congressman A. B. Berry of Kentucky, part of a Boston harbor inspection group, states Cleveland will not be a presidential candidate. A World quote notes a prior draft announcement was held back at the national committee’s request. A Nebrask a Methodist church seeks $600 debt via land donation and seed wheat pledges from members to fund next year’s church activities.

Berry A. 8. Berry Kentucky Boston Harbor Cleveland National Committee New York World Methodist Winside, Neb William Hatheral Brethren

Voluntary Observers Record From Lanark Week Ending March 29 1896

U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau weekly meteorological record for Lanark station. Data include daily temperatures precipitation and notable readings compiled by M N Wertz Voluntary Observer. Observations cover March 25 to 29 with figures for highs lows and rainfall.

Lanark Ao Pos Rg Ag Ge M.N. Wertz

Excursion and Meeting Rates Advertised for National Groups

Travel rates listed for the National Encampment in St Paul Minnesota and for Baptist Young People's Union in Milwaukee with round trip and regular fares. Annual meetings of the National Educational Association in Buffalo and other events are noted with specified travel terms. Also promotes Beggs Hair Renewer and One Minute Cough Cure with brief endorsements.

St Paul Minn Baptist Young People’s Union of America Milwaukee National Educational Association Buffalo M. M. Otty

Night Train Added on Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City Line

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway adds a night service in both directions on the Kansas City division along with the day train. southbound arrival in Kansas City ensures connections with morning departures. Through sleeping cars operate Savanna Cedar Rapids Kansas City with free reclining chair cars and coaches. Meals served on board and information available from agents.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Kansas City Chicago Savanna Cedar Rapids Milwaukee & St. Paul

Castoria and Purifier Remedies Advertised with Endorsements

An early 20th century advertisement touts Castoria for infants and children translating to cures for blotches pimples and various humors. It promotes Beggs Blood Purifier and Blood Maker and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for digestion headaches liver issues and constipation. Endorsed by druggists Joseph L Bidlick and Josh Bidlack with guarantees.

Joseph L. Bidlick DeWitt Wa, Hogan Castoria Samuel Pitcher

FATAL LETTER TIED TO RAILROAD WRECKS AND FORGED ID

A Wellsburg W Va wreck killed a tramp with a pocket letter claiming James Ray from Indianapolis. Police found no James Ray missing, then learned the letter belonged to a man using Ray as an alias after switching jobs during a railroad strike. The letter was stolen from a dead switchman in Cincinnati.

Wellsburg W. Va James Ray Indianapolis St. Louis Ray Cincinnati Journal

Ocean Telephone Invention Claims by Telegraph Operator

C D Vaughn of the Western Union Telegraph station in New York reports near completion of an ocean telephony invention. He says he distinctly heard a ticking watch 1500 miles away via a wire and promises an improved induction coil and transmitter to use 40 or 50 volts and 5 to 40 cells, enabling longer transmissions. He plans to seek Western Union permission to test over their wires.

C. D. Vaughn Western Union Telegraph Company West Fifty-fifth Street New York Mr. Vaughn Vaughn Western Union Company New York World

Cost of Cuban War Estimated At 184 Million In One Year

Autonomist La Union of Gaines Havana itemizes war costs including 84 million in expenses 8 million sugar cane losses 40 000 horses seized 60 000 cattle taken 8 million railroads destroyed 2 million stores sacked 5 million estates destroyed and 10 million in capitalist losses total 184 million. Five years of peace would be needed to recover one year of losses. The Times Herald cites the piece.

la Union Gaines Havana Cuba Eaebic Proprio Ra Adda la Union

Southward rail excursions lure land seekers to the South

The Mobile and Ohio Railroad announces special land and home seekers excursions to Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama on April 7 and May 7. Tickets are one fare round trip with a 60 day validity, with stopovers on payment of extra, leaving St. Louis Union Station both mornings and evenings. Alabama Land Development Company and agents in Chicago Detroit Des Moines and other cities provide details. Also advertised is a medicine Blood Murifier by Joseph L Bichnel.

South Mobile & Ohio Railroad Kentucky Tennessee Minsissippi Alabama Munloth St. Louis Union Station Alabama Land Development Company Henry Fonde Mobile Ala Mobile & Ohio Road W. —. Rowland West Fortst Detroit Micha MF. L. Harris Vass Listh St Cairo Posey Gen Alu

Annual Town Meeting Notice in Carroll County Illinois

Voters of the Carroll County town are informed the Annual Town Meeting will be held at A Brookes shoe shop Election District No 1 and Yeagers west corner floor Election District No 2 in Rock Creek on Tuesday April 7 to elect a Supervisor Town Clerk Assessor Collector Highway Commissioner Trustee of Schools and Pound Masters and to decide miscellaneous town business. The day includes a posted morning session and a general session from two to five in the afternoon with the town clerk Joseph Wiltsey presiding.

Took Creek Carroll Bate Iinois A. Brooke Yeager West Corri Foor Kchools Potts Rockcreak Joseph Wiltsey

Financial Statement of Rock Creek Town Illinois 1896

Town of Rock Creek Carroll County Illinois presents a financial statement dated March 31 1896 detailing receipts from B K Meyers county collector and town tax, totaling 1422 75. It lists payments to town officials including supervisor clerk highway workers and election staff with amounts and purposes, ending with a balance of 1423 75.

Rock Creek Carroll Illinois A. D B. K. Meyers Bess Jesu Wocveiot Lanark B. K. Mrvena

Financial statement of public funds in Rock Creek town

John S. Dresbach submits a sworn financial statement for Rock Creek town Carroll County detailing beginning funds, receipts from various sources, and expenditures for the fiscal year ending March 14. The document lists road and bridge taxes, labor costs, materials, and overseer wages, with a recap of funds on hand and total expenditures.

Tllingts Carroll Rock Creek John Ss. Drewbach Dresbach Belog John Direliachs Jacobs Justice of the Peace Lra Deuel

Three Idaho Washington Districts Reach by Northern Pacific

Zenperce Potlatch Palouse are adjoining Idaho and Washington farming regions linked by the Northern Pacific Railroad. Wa louse grain production is famed. Potlatch borders it. Nea Perce lands were opened for settlement at favorable terms. Write Donas S. Pen for folder and rates.

Idaho Washington Northern Pacific Pacific Coast Red River Valley Minnesota North Dakota Nea Perce Donas S. Pen Northern Vacille Railroad St. Paul Mion

Congressional Convention for Illinois Ninth District

The Republicans of Illinois ninth district will hold a convention in Freeport on Monday April 10 1806 at 1 PM to nominate a candidate for representative in Congress a candidate for state Board of Equalization a presidential elector for the district and two delegates and two alternates to the Republican National Convention. Representation is one delegate per 100 votes for presidential electors in 1804 and one per fraction of 150 or more. counties listed include Boone Jo Daviess Stephenson Winnebago and others with delegate counts. Also contains ads for Beggs German Salve and One Minute Cough Care with local vendors.

Ilinois Vreeport Congress State Board of Equation

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MT. Carroll Grove Elder Livengood Franklin County George W. Grove Carroll County John 8. Grove Dunkard Capt. Becker Oak Hill Cemetery Grace Whorer Christ Jeremiah Loran Adulterated Wine SR Young Cherry Grove Dankard Church George Sword Collin Puterbaugh Harry Rowland Harry Tie Schuwartsburgshaunderhausen Spring Valley Emma Sturtevant Dave Sturtevant McLean Frank Frazier Marcus Iowa Court House Ill Springfield Balomi York Fairhaven Woodland Elkhorn Grove W. H. Barnes H. Harvess Hogan F M Martin Long Beach West Va Tno Chamberlain's Wm Hogan City Drug Store Wm Hovan Poitcher U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Pitcher’s Castoria Joseph Bidlack M. Tho An Giroffs B. E. Tens Raby Miss Josh Bidlack Ocean England Sudan Chicago Times- Herald Joseph L Bichnel Financial Statement Doneph Wilisey Dom Lamoreux Lenny John Dreaback Frank Weber J.T. Jacobs Reim Brown Zack Rowland Frank Hodge Fred E. Horner Bray EJ. Barkley Puiaeientus Gan Vassidr Fl J. Lampe KJ Barkley Jobo Lamoreux Devel Highwaya O.co Joho Dresbach Eau Henry Seng Hensoner Willis Crinkian & Siiuekur Wm Koss Wilbur Lumber Co Silfer Rock Fred Myess Ryans Wales Alls Hess Wails Silifer George Peters Wales & Schmucker Wilbur Lamber Co Hamber J Plautt DA Galpin Joly Baha Keeney Wilboe Lamber Co LoWills Henry Toliberger EO Glossman Peters Lehty John Black Henry Diehl Win Hing Jule FE Band Johns Liespuch Wigslow Ira Dewel Mekka Medical Association Zenperce, Potlatch, Palouse Joseph Leidluck Ering Wallagan Boone County Jo Daviess GGG Ciniai Oples Stephenson Winnebago A. Tk Motina Ogle Straven Santonn Lee Pos Wintsas Boone Path Baus J. Li Suen Winnetage Congressional Committee Isa Joseph L Bidlack G. C Lowell Maes A. Ancien Oxford St Brooklyn J. F. Rixciman Conway Ark Alean C. Satrrn Pres J.A. Young Lanark, Ill Depot Indiana Bicycle CO Ind C. H. Sword Inter Ocean MAIL Times West Gazette and Star Accident Company Cady Joseph L Hidlack Joseph Lo Bileek Agency For Thin Wonderful Medicine Rocky Mountain Jos. L. Binhack Lord Bacon Burlington W. J. C Kenyon Minneapolis St Looe
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