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An advertisement notes prices for tees and wash suits ranging from 50 cents to 4 dollars, with emphasis on affordable, ready to wear patterns and large display quantities.
08 Jun 1899
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Joliet Daily Republican
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1899
Page
1
An advertisement notes prices for tees and wash suits ranging from 50 cents to 4 dollars, with emphasis on affordable, ready to wear patterns and large display quantities.
The Rubens Goldberg union drew 300 guests at the Masonic Temple in Joliet with Rev. A. J. Messing of Chicago officiating. Attendants included Janette May Rubens, Sadie Rubens, and Georges Belmont Rubens, as well as Chicago guests and out-of-town relatives. The reception and supper followed, then a ball until 1 AM. The bride, daughter of Max Goldberg, wore a white gown. the groom is Louis Rubens, son of Nathan Rubens, a Chicago haberdasher. The couple will reside in Joliet after a two-week Omaha stay.
John LeRoy Seely, a member of Company B during the Spanish American War, died at his parents home 702 Oneida street from paralysis after months of tuberculosis. Born February 1871 in Platteville, he lived most of his life in Joliet, worked as a carpenter, and sought service despite failing health before finally enlisting with Company B.
The Springfield Journal reports Joliet firm Goss & Co proposes to remove all dead animals at no city cost, asking half an acre for a fertilizing plant and a ten year contract. It claims annual city savings of 1000 to 1500, McGowan & Co also sought the contract but filed no formal bid. An ordinance to grant the contract was referred to the ordinance committee.
In Jackson township two men died after drowning in Jackson creek near Elwood. Herman Kieveta and Chris Kurbis entered the water to handle a seine and were swept into a deep hole, vanishing before help arrived. John Kurbis, on shore, summoned aid. bodies recovered after two hours in about nine feet of water. Kieveta and Kurbis were married, with children and spouses awaiting word. Kieveta lived two miles north of Elwood and ran a blacksmith shop. Kurbis was married with several children. Coroner Downey was notified.
Ex Superintendent of Water S F Tompkins reports Joliet water works valued at 300 888 50 as of May 1 1898. He outlines assets including pipes pumps boilers and machinery and notes meters will soon be universal with costs charged to consumers and rebated in water.
We thank friends for kindnesses shown during our son's illness and death Herman Selinger. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Selinger.
The well dressed man seeks headwear with Alpine hats replacing straw in summer wear. Available in shades and colors, plus new braids in straw hats and summer weight derbys at bed rock prices.
A promotional pitch urges readers to stop paying rent and buy a home. It claims that many with moderate means think ownership is impossible, but the source offers guidance on how to possess property and become their own landlord.
Ab MINNDOFO promotes Gagwin Heights with Good Lots in Jolief from 300 to 350 dollars. No better property for home or investment. Own your lot and we assist you to build on your own terms.
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