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OTTAWA FREE TRADER; ; SATURDAY, AUGUST 18. 1883.
8
Hank Mock.
Following are tbu names of owner of stock
io the national bunk of this county, v. 1th us
lossed and par value of the slock:
KAT. CITV HANK, OTTAWA
L. II. F.auu', Ottawa
,30() shares
L. C. Allun,
..Mt. ...
..IN). ...
..UK)....
..M)....
.. ::o....
J. U. Cutou,
11. V. Eames, Chicago.
V. 8. Karnes, "
Utile T. Eanifcs, "
Assessed value
10,000
; loo.iiuo
I'ar value.
uri.uK vT 111VK. fiTTAWA
w ni,wlii,..n Ottawa l' shares
II.' M. lUuilltou, "
j y "
Jehu Urunda-e, Marseilles.
Ann Armour. Oltuwa
k. D. Lyman, "
V,". C. Moore, "
1. (fat'e, Brookfleld
S. W. Ruvmutid, "
E. V.Urlirs, "
L.ircnzo l.elauil,
V.. II. Swift, "
V.'iii. Culleii, "
tAleslia Miller, "
1'. V. Hook, "
V:-s. Doming, .Streator,....
V. I.oekwood. Ottawa,
..1J0. .
..100. .
.. ..
, . ..
.. til..
.. .V). .
.. -10..
.. 40..
, . U). .
. :jo..
. :s. .
. :jo..
. 10..
. lo..
. 10..
V. Kiehclberfer, Serena ;
K t. of J. lloxejr, "
V,'w. Hiomus, Lockport
.itv vit IUVK. LA 6AI.l t:.
i 'i' r, ..... i..iirfniM '') shares
V C Hrown, La Salle
A .1 O'Conor, "
..loo
.. so
.
.. 0
.. 10
.. )
II 1) lirnwu.
II It EUatiss, "
I i; Waiiklna "
.1 M Welch, ,v
U II Coutant, "
A .1 Hartshorn, "
Ii Murtauirli, "
Y II Whipple, "
Ww Heed, 11
J t; Urown, "
0 DIoRterwet;, "
J W Duncan, Ottawa
!..lin CuthberUoii. l.a Salle.
M
40
10
4
10
10
W
So
11 M I'arks, J.a Moille 10
.Vurray Dlanehard, l'eru,
.1 Hrown, La Salle -'"
It It lirown, " 1''
Assessed at 11$ Per cent; par vilue, $100 a
tL:ire; market value, '.)".
1ST NAT. IIA.NK, I.ASA1.I.E.
Kobt UrcKjr, I 8ttlle 10 shares
V. Hi Mitchell, " 1
C'luis Hruner, " '
,1 it Corbus, " W
!icht.el Hyrne, " 1
I, 1) Ladd, Teiu M
Kcnuedy O'llrlen, La Salle 'JO
I.-jkc H Norrls, La Moillo IS)
.,.eph Allen, "
i;l:o M Murphy, La Salle
(ivto V Teel, I' ilea
Y Iwin A Howen, Mendota
Win U Keoves, l'eru
Irac.y Kecves, Princeton
A It Kendall, "
V in L Norrls, Arlington
Ulm ii A lilanchard. l'eru...-.
I . nits Keriilis'in, Pueblo, C'al . . .
F.t'.ia Stetson, Xt-uonset, III
Llishu W. Fassett, La Moillo
1' Hrown, La Salle
Vm C Urown "
F.uAiu A Mow en, ex'r, Mendota.
10
!J0
M
U'aJ
20
10
5
;;o
so
.10
no
10
iirs Hannah Kandlett, " ... -
MTHEATOK NAT. HANK.
F.iijiit hundred shares; face value, if 100;
irurket value, assessed value, f:i.).
( iiasC Karle, Aurora IS shares
V.'in J Watson, Chicago 15
II 11 Kvaus, Aurora 10
j M Miller, "
Sarah M Harr, " W
L)diaA tiaiduer, Aurora :W
Alex J ltarr, 3
Vnj F Hrldceinan, L S Army 2.)
V, in II Miller, Streutor l'
Alfred Miller, " "1
X Mclntyre, Kansom 10
W H Lukliis, Streator 10
1) Heensn, " 10
Mrs J S Evans, " 1"
i:.rt P Nichols, Denver, Col 5
M J Luther, Streator M
V Kichards, " 1"
V,' s Cherry " 1
IMph I'lumb, " 1IW
Uura M l'lunib, Denver, Col 5
Manila F. I'lumb, Streator 400
Alvin X ltarr, Aurora I
Em in ft A Ford, " '
Ko'.t Miller, Detroit. Mich M
UNION NAT. HANK, STUEATOK.
One thousand shares; face value,
$100;
maiket and assessed alue, each to.
1 Htsainl I'lumb. Streator tlV. shares
d S Kichards, "
A li Moon, "
I M Sawyer, "
L 11 I'lumb,
: II l'iiiher, "
Pane Ames, "
I Ea'leh, "
Kirkpatrick, "
.1 T Hirdwell,
J .l.ii Funk,
, e Johnson, "
V Itlchardr, "
1 W. F.a.lef,
1. w'.t,
F (ilelm,
.J, is jexlon, "
I. Scliarfellber, ''
.107
. 50
. :;o
. 20
. 10
. 10
. 10
. 10
. 10
. 10
. 10
. 10
. 10
. 10
. 5
. 5
. 5
F Heiikendorf,
J Horn, "
M ( rafs, "
t DefelibaUKh, " jJ
as V Stephens. '' '
K1I1ST NAT. HANK, M A KsEI I.I.E-i.
Fivj hundred share of llOJeach; assessed
vilue,
A Itruce. Marseilles
.Mi) shares
A llruce, trustee, Marseilles U.
I t.ajfe, Brooktleld N)
M Manna, drand Kapids M
V.'iu E llawas, lWunlCKton, Vt 45
J N Chappie, Marseilles 25
A D HulUrlield, Kutlaod 20
lieo L Thompson, Orand lttpids.. 20
I' rry E Chappie, Marseilles 20
Nat Fleming, Rutland 11
LG Douglass, " 1"
V. H Crlder, Otter Creek 10
L W Conard, Miller 10
t ame Doaelass, Sufford, X. Y... 10
Koxana P Bolles, New Havtu, Ct. . 10
V. J Bennett, Marbles
I) Hard, " ''
V, a Morey, "
L II Splcer. " 2
A X DwUK'.ass, Allen 2
rilll KAT. HANK. EXyTA.
One thousand shares of HWeacL; messed
vilue, $),
Edwin A Boweo, MendoU VA shares
Llewellyn Mark
I'.llroT A McKey " 24
V.'m Truman, " '''
Mary LGllIord, " 25
Fulton Gilford, " 25
Leonard B Merrifield," 24
lieo Wcorklns, " lr'
I: II Kugitles, " 12
Win Knglcs, "
Marshall H Otds, Chlcaeo 40
Vrs E B Newport, Mendota VI
Mrs Caroline Newport, " 4
F Stourterifer, Clarion, Bureau Co W
Watson Freeman, Mendota
Joseph Allen, La Moille V
Iaac II XorrU, "
E W Fasaclt, " '
Mrs A Banaa. Tonlca 24
A R Kendall, Princeton II ......
Elisha Fassett, Canon City, Col M
Wm Norrls. Arlineton H
Eugene C Dane, Mies, Mleo 4
YwoDg Settlers.
Tbe list given below are the names tor-
warded to C. J. Sklnwr, of U.1 city, of
rersotia bora in La Salle county, at lea&t
for the organization o4' a Young Betllcrs'
Association ol the county. Tney aro now
requested to meet at the Supervisors' room
in the court bouse at 2 o'clock p. if. nei
Thursilay, the day of the Old Settlers' Pic
me, August 2oI, for tho purpose of com
p'.elmg the organization. All others inter
ested in tho proiuct aie Invited to bo pres
ent. Following is the list:
Georio (iAllowav. Fall Uiver; E. P.
niuiuuck. Vtrmillionville; J as. Collins,
Ottawa; Gilbert H- Hrown, Dayton; C'has
C. Eaton, Deer Turk; Kobt. J. Wallace,
I'tica. Win, Ilaynes, l.a Salle; George
llowlnnd. South Ottawa; Albert .Mater-
holer, Ottawa; W. II. JhiKett, Ottawa
S.4inuel IticlioU in, IloMerman's Grove
Iknj. Lewis, Serena; Win. I!. Clayton
Jrtr Park: John S. Clayton. Deer Park
( has. .1. Skinner. Dayton; W. W. Calkins,
Faun Hidge; Mary Jane Painter, now wife
ol I.. S. Green, Hruee; .loliu U. Armstrong
ne;ir Morris; IJobt. h. Skinner, Seienu
Dan E. 1'arr, John T. Parr, Henry K. Purr,
David I'lUer, Kutland; Ceo. U. Sharer
llruce; Geo. 1). Shaver, A. F. Dunavan,
Cyrus Debolt, Elizabeth Dunavan (now
wile of (,'vrus Deboln. Geo. W. Lamb, O.
D. Walhridgf, Hutland; Geo. W. Purr,
.Manlius; Jesse Grove, Lucien irove, Dan
Grove, Hutland ; Win. Trutulio, Fall Uiver;
Sn-phun Kleiber, Mat Debolt, Geo. D.
Shaver, Hutland; George Wayward, James
Armour, Louisa Pembroke, (wile or lhos
Pembroke), Ottawa: J as. Shaunnesay,
Deer Park; Joel Carter. Earl; George E.
Lonng. Miller; Sarah Is. Dominy, (now
wile of W. II. Conardj, Serena; David, I).
Grove, HiillHiul ; Louis 15. Jackson, Mis
sion ; . K. i;onnru, Nariiius ana Hussion ;
F. M. Huiterlleid, Asa M. Hoffman, Itnt-
and; L. T. Markiy, ISorton, Mackey, Jr.,
llruce; ltueben Eckel t, Mendota.
An organization ol this kind should have
a largo membership and become one of the
lixed lnxt'tutions ol the county, auu on the
day for which tins meeting is called all
who are natives of the county .and thirty
years old should, if possible, be present.
The X. V. Wvrl'l hits the democratic
Idea ol civil service reform exactly in say
ing it means "permanency, not perpetuity."
Perpetuity is the European Idea, with its
beaurocracy, circunilocatlon, red tapeism
and official insolence. Permanency, on the
other hand, is a guaranty to the person ac
cepting a public trust that while ho is hon
est and discharges his duties faithfully and
capably he will not be liable to removal at
the whim or In the interest of politicians.
Of course tho first siep to secure perma
nency will be todoaway with that cunning
invention of the republican office-mongers
n fixing the tenure of all public employes
at lour years. I he only limitation ol ten
ure, outside of cabinet and tlective offices,
should he capable and faithful service. At
present but lew really capable persons arc
willing to accept government ofllces from
which a change in the political complexion
of an administration or the exigencies of
faction may at any moment expel them,
unless with the object ol making as much
as possible out of it while in possession.
erv low men whose services are worm
anything to the public will consent to give
up all private business connections to tako
a federal olllce with the knowledge that tit
the end of four years they will in all prob
ability be turned adrift to commence some
other business career.
This syetem also does away with the
competitive examination humbug, which
is also a European idea. Tho only test
should be merit alter a fair trial. We do
not ask if General Grant is a scholar. It
is enough that he is a great soldier. We
do not inquire it Admiral Farragut could
read Greek. Wo know he could fight his
ship and stand fire. If a revenue collector
is uctiye and s'rictly honest, who cares
about his knowledgo of mathematics? It
a custom-house or postofllco clerk does
his duty elllciently, what does it matter if
he is ignorant ol tho properties and meas.
urenieuts of the section of a cone !
Gov. G hant, ok. Coi.oiiAUOv While the
young governors of New York and Penn
sylvania, who were so triumphantly borne
in upon the "tidal wave" last fall, have, if
anything, fallen short of tho expectations
of their friends, that other winner in the
tidal wave lottery," Governor Grunt, ol
Colorado, appears to have more than real
ized the highest expectations. The 7 rini-
Xi tr, a nou-po!itical journal, says of
him:
Speaking about governors, it is entirely
proper to remark that the young governor
of Colorado is nniking a splendid reputa
,11011. He was never suspected of being
either ii politician or a public epesker, yet
he lias developed tine iUalities in both ca
pacities. Hia public utterances are In im
fulol'good oetise, and always in excellent
taste, lie is a earful, conservative man,
has about him the elements of leadership,
and the democrats are coming to the con
clusion that he is the brainiest man in their
ranks in this state. Should he consent to
be a candit'ato for re election, he would not
only have a walk over tor the nomination,
but would be almost certain of election.
Vicinity Items.
A new temperance society has been or
ganized in Earlvillo.
The Wilmington Coal Co., at Streator,
on Wednesday paid out :)3,000 to their
men.
The Streator bottle works are being over
hauled preparatory to beginning in Sep
tember. Joliet is buying gas lamp posts in New
York at $7.50, which formerly cost the city
about 1 13.
James Monroe, of Morris, was smothered
iq a rye bin in an elevator there 011 Mon
day evening.
On Monday night burglars secured $300
worth ol goods at Miss Hamlin's millinery
store at Morris.
The Streutor artesian water cats out the
iron pipes used, but leaves the wooden
ones in good condition.
i A Tomca man w ho took out a lightning
Insurance policv on horses, has realized
5130 on a marc and colt killed recently.
The Coal llun Company, at Streator, are
taking out clay from the lower strata which
will be put to a t-evere test ol its quality.
A lot ol Streator boys raided an apple
orchard and were arrested by the owner,
and were punished by a lecture from the
bench.
Tho C. ii N.-W. branch to Aurora, nine
milts lonz, is getting in running order. A
mortgage on it ot $150,000 has just been
recorded. '
The other day a C, B. & Q. passenger
ran from Mendota to Clinton In one boar
and fifty minutes, making 18 stop. The
distanco from Mendota to Clinton is 05
miles.
Tho Johet water works committeo rec
ommend that the city build its own works
independent of any prlvato corporation.
They estimate the cost of such worke at
4127,000.
Peru llrral't: "It is reported that a genu,
lno Indian from the western plains arnveu
last week to visit the fur-famed Starveu
Hock, or which ho had heard so much from
traditions of his tribo."
Mr. A. C. Htirlingame, of Eirlville, on
Thursday week, had a stroke f apoplexy-
He rallied, however, from its tflects, and
will no doubt entirely recover. Tho people
of Earlvillo feel rejoiced at his escape
Some ol the Aurora newspapers aro busy
picking out a route byway of which the
Northwestern H. H. shall find a way out of
the city toward tho Will county coal rc
gions. The engineers of the road will
doubtless bo able to solve that problem
Mike Askins, of Streator, who was
fined it ioo and cotts by Judge Gilbert some
time since for brush liquor Belling, did not
pay up on Thursday morning. Constable
Pule brought him to Ottawa and lodged
him in jail, where he will have to spend
the next 2:5 days
Win. McLaughlin, of Farm Kidge, was
drowned in the Vermillion river near the
new iron bridge not far from his home, ou
Tuesday afternoon. He was subject to fits
and he weut flshin; that afternoon, and it
is supposed he was taken with one and fell
into the water. He was 22 years of age.
The C. H. & Q. K. II. Co. have purchased
a tract of 40 ncres of Wm. Truman, at Men
dota, w hereon to construct their w ater res-
rvoir. The consideration was if 12,0K), or
f :500 per acre. Tho land purchased is
about 11 feet higher than the level ol the
yard, thus altordmg fall elough on the
hort distance to conduct tho water from
the pond to the yard by means ol pipes.
Tho annual report of R. J. Moffat, In
spector ol mines for Will county, for the
year ending July 31, shows that 1,020 men
have been employed in the several khafls.
Tho production of all the mines was CU9,-
427 tons. The capital engaged in the coal
mining business is $S!)7,000. During the
year there were 90 fatalities in the mines
of Will county, which include the 71 in
Diamond mine.
Jonas Lehman, of Marseilles, has recent
ly enlarged his tile works to tho capacity
of 000,000 three-Inch tile per annum. Mr.
L. is confident that even in the years to
come there w ill not only be no cessation or
lessening of possible sale of tile, but holds,
on the contrary, that even within tho terri
tory referred to his trade will increaso year
by year as the farmers grow richer by its
use, and aro more and more convinced of
tho great gain.
From Ransom.
Hansom. Auu. 11. Al Ackerman is
beautifying tho residence of Mr. James Do
vine. Patsy Btarton sporU a new top buggy.
Pat Traiuor threshed 100 bushels of oats
Wednesday afternoon with one of J. I.
Case's horso power agitators.
Mrs. T. J. C'urren, of Sheridan, is visit
ing at his father's Mr. Thomas Sullivan.
Pert Hayes, ct Grand Itidge, is trading
horses in this vicinity. ,
Miss Lousia Barker and her sister Lizzie
aro visiting friends in Ottawa. O. Cut v.
First Ward Tollce.
To the Editor: There is an effort being
made to secure the discharge of the police
man appointed by tho cout'cil for tho first
wiird. It is alleged that the people nre
law abiding and need no protection. While
it may be true that all on the south side
live up to tho laws of the city, it is more
emphatically true, that almost every night
before the appointment whs made 11 crowd
of rough characters, some uccompanied by
women ot bad repute, from the north side
of the river, would make uight to be dread
ed by the citizens ol that ward by their
loud and boibterous conduct. It is even
now a difficult matter to keep like charac
ters from desecrating private grounds along
the blufl with their presence at a lato hour
of the night, as instanced last Tuesday
evening, when Mr. Porter was compelled
to drive from his premises three or four
couples that had taken possession thereof.
Nor Is this all. for even a lew residents of
tho ward find it a sourco of considerable
enjoyment (?) to destroy public and private
property, breaking tho sidewalks, cutting
trees, tearing down fences, and especially
tho railing to tho foot bridge on Christie
street. Tho perpetrator of the latter offense
escapes punishment only through the re
luctanco of the witnesses (ladies) to appeal
in the polico courts. There aro other acts
requiring looking after, such as the pre
vention of horses running at larj?e,&c. ,A
short time since a vicious colt attacked a
little child, and except for the timely in
terference of another person would have
done the child an Injury, serious, perhaps
fatal. Perhaps the law intends that chil
dren shall not run upon the streets, but
that horses, cattle, &c, shall have all the
rights thereto. There, too, the broken down
condition of tho sidewalks the browsed
shado trees, and other marks indicating
lack of attention on the part of the proper
ty owners, are duo largely to the clock
roaming at will upon the streets. Do these
things indicate the necessity for a police
man ? The peace and order of tho ward is
much better sustained than it was before
the appointment of one. Let all those who
sign tho petition for the discharge first ob
ligate themselves to abide by tho law
themselves, and endeavor to enforce it
against those who would violate it, and
perhaps the need ot an officer in the first
ward would be less apparent
' - Law AjiD Order
THX ILLIH0IS BITES BXIDQE.
As briefly noticed two weeks ago ex
perts have been examining tho wagon
bridge over the Illinois river at this point,
and their report was made to the Council
on Inst Tuesday evening. In brief, the
bridge is considered unsafe and dangerous
in parts and comparatively sfc in others,
although needing considerable repairs.
There aro now two questions practical
ly before the people. Tho first is, whoso
duty is itto repair or rebuild the structure!
and tho second, the first having been an
swered, which will be tho most economic
al, repair the old or build a new !
In regard to the first question there are
many opinions among tho attorneys, tho
majority of those we have talked with be
lieving that the responsibility rests upon
the city, while a few others believe the
property belongs to the original purchasers
the towns of Ottawa and South Ottawa,
Bo that as it may, tho Commissioners of
Highways of Ottawa repudiate tho owner
ship and responsibility, and to that end
have served tho followiug notice upon the
city through its executive ollicer, as fol
lows: To llun. K. V. Allen, Mayor r,f the City qf'
Dbau Sir We. theumlersiirncd. (,'umml.
sloners of Highways of the town of Ottawa,
having been advised that there Is neither
any right nor liability devolved upon us to
i.-nur, uitiiuituii or renew me Illinois river
bridge, located within the limits of said Citv
of Ottawa, do hereby notify you as the rep
resentative of said city, that we will not
take or assume tho control, renair or renewal
of such bridge, and will In no manner be re.
sponsible for tho condition thereof.
JJared Ottawa, 111., August 8, lfvS:.
Tnos. McDkkmott,
I). A. Maiikk.
C'om'rs of Highways Town of Ottawa.
Ottawa, III., Augusts.
This action was bused upon an opinion
given by Hon. J. W. Duncan, who states
that under tho city charter "the power to
erect, establish and maintain and keep in
repair the bridges within its limits, was
expressly delegated to the city authorities
and such powir Is in like manner delega
ted to the city authorities by the general
law." In support of this proposition Mr.
Duncan cites several decisions of the
courts. A majority of tho commissioners
of South Ottawa do not agree with the
others, and are willing to make good their
part of the contract, whenever the full re
quirements of tho law are complied with.
Tho statement that commissioners have no
right or power to expend money within
the corprrate limits of a city seems to be
an error, unless the law of 1879 was re
pealed at tho last session of the Legisla
ture. Since the abovo was written the road
and bridge law ot 1883 has come to hand.
and the act of 1879 seems to bo repealed,
the new law taking effect July 1st last
Whether this all'ects tho present contro
versy or not is not plainly discernible.
Tiie bridgo mvm the property of the towns,
airl was a town charge until a very recent
dati. The last law cannot relieve the
commissioners from duties that were theirs
beforejts enactmeut, nor does it pass title
from tli, towns to tho city.
As etlv.tiag ii,e future the situation is
changed, inj tiial t0 ,ne greht 1DjUiy of
the tax.payc, 0f citj(.g rIui incorporate
villages. Tho-,ew jaw provides that one-
half ot the taxc collected for road and
bridgo purpose upt 9Uch property as lies
within an incorporate ,own nr Clty may
bo paid to the treasurei 0f Bllci, corpora
tion, to be expended as tu tnunicipal au
thorities may elect; the oit,r g,,e8
to the treasurer of the comi.,8Soncr!j 0f
highways, and nowhere in the tw do wo
find the permit, allowed in the act-,f 17
of the commissioners to expend LonCy
upon roads and bridges within the lini)S
of a city. The city mu.-t not only makx
its own roads and bridge, but must cor.
tribute one hall of its taxes to the support
of those outside of its boundaries. It is
a good law for tha county roads.
In tho meantime it will be necessary tor
the people to consider the best plan to
putsuo to make the brigdc safe and sub
stantial. The repairs now being made by
the city are only temporary, the first high
water that comes is likely to sweep away
the supports being erected, and affairs :ire
left worse than before. In tho opinion of
every builder the repairs from this time
forward will be considerable much great
er than the Interest on a new structure
and eventually, within a year or two at the
limit, a new bridge must be built. The
$500 being expended now will make the
north half good only until winter or
spring, and by that time the two spans in-'
dicated in the report of Messrs. Logan
and Wilson must be replaced. If these
things bo true, then a new bridge at the
earliest day will be the cheaper in the end.l
and by far safer and more satisfactory.
In tho interest of economy and safety,
and for the good namo of this community
let a new and thoroughly substantial bridge
be built on the most approved plans of the
present day
FoiiEioN. The cholera in Egypt 13 ap
parently on the decline, the dcatb3 for tae
whole country having fallen from a thai-
sand a day a week ago to about 700. Tie
epidemic, however, is dangerously on tie
Increase in Alexandria, where the ueatu
have run up to AO a rlty. Egypt is alto
suffering from tbe overflow of the ",lt,
which ia much above the ububI lino, caui
ing serious loss of crops.
Telegrams from South Africa contrail ict
tho report of the death ol Cetewiyo.
Tho government of New Soith Wulea
after gome hesitation, allowed the three
Irish Informers, who had been arrested on
the Pathan, to laud and prornses to pro
tect thorn.
Health brings happiness, gown's Elixir
IU restore to heal'h all who are suffering
from any pulmonary disorder (
Two new busincM housar to be erec-'
ted on Main itrect, Mendotu 1 ;
Olad to Wear It.
"For several months I endured a dull pain
through my luug and shoulders; lost my
spirits, appetite and color, and could with
dilhculty remain from my bed. My present
healthful condition Is due to Jiurdixk llkxxl
Bitter: Mrs. E. A. Hall, Blnghainton, N. V.
On Saturday the Rapier cornmandery
passed through Ottawa on thoir way to Cali
fornia. The l.a Ssllu Dfnuicrat alms this at a La
Salle man, but it's too good te be stopped
there: "When a youth gets his 'cad crammed
with nn Inllulte union n t of diuin foolishness,
he will first want to be a school teacher, and
alter he has been ignominlously fired by tho
school board on a very grave charge, he will
start a newspaper burlesque, of the voodoo
stripe, to vent his spite, spleen and dirt,
week alter week, his motto being charity to
none, malice toward all. Such fellows think
they know all about the printing business
and are couscquuiitly superior to printers.'
And we uilht aild to everybody else.
Ir T. A. smurr, Ottawa, HI., says:
"I rind Urown's Iron Hitters gives general
satisfaction, and uiy sales are daily increas
ing." Ou Thursday several coach loads of visitors
came to Ottawa from the vicinity of Sterling,
Rock Falls and l'aw l'aw, among them sev
eral editors and newspaper men. Besides
witnessing tho races they also took in the
sights of tho city, and the comments that
were overheard were Mattering to the Ottawa
ear.
Cares Scrofula, Erysipelas,
Pimples and Face Grabs.
Blotches, Boils, Tumors, let
ter. Humors, Salt Rheum.
Scald Head, Sores, Mercurial
Diseases, female Weakness
and Irregularities, Dizziness,
Loss of Appetite, Juandice,
Atiections ot the Liver, indi
gestion. Biliousness. Dyspep
sia ana u-enerai uobiuty.
A course of Burdock Blood flitters will satisfy tha
most skeptical th.lt it is the (Greatest llluod VuuLm oa
earth. Sold by medicine dealers every-, her.
Directions in eleven languages. THICK, $i.oo
FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Prop's, Buffalo, N.Y.
WHY NOT CALL
hen in ( ulnifn
trial of "Dr. isv
). at 11 Vast Monroe St.. and haven
WES' Sure Cure for Catarrh." free? or
write lor book.
Kemetiiber. 1 S 1
fJulyai-2ino) Cut this out.
Farm for Sale.
Tne Smith Half of Sec'lon 7, T. 84 N ., Ii. 3 E. If not
sold by October 1st tt will lie for reat. For terms and
full particulars enquire at law ottlee of Thomas C. Kill
lerton, went aide Court Mouse, Ottawa. III., or of Mell
aril .1. Kullertoti 011 the premises. JulvW-tf-'
West of Court House.
BOOKS.
History, Biography,
Poetry, Fiction,
Illustrated Books,
Juveniles,
Family Ribles,
Pocket Bibles,
Catholic Prayer Hooks,
Episcopal Prayer Hooks,
Seaside Library,
Lovel Library,
Standard Library,
Humboldt Library,
Ds'ly Pap.irs,
Weekly Papers,
Maga.ines.
In this line (jiratfH:k will always be found complete,
keeidiia a lar stock of all the VlNKIi TAFKlia mid
EN VKLOl'Ks.ns well as the cheaper.
New Papeterits,
Ink SI suds.
Writing Desks,
Work lloxes.
Portfolios,
Gold Pens,
Lead Pencils.
Steel Pens,
Ink, etc., Sir.
Hirthday Cards,
Congratulation Carets,
Pocket Books,
Card Cases,
Letter Cases,
Visiting Cards,
Regret Cards.
ir-Allneof r'lJK STATION KB Y. for invitations,
which we can turtiisti printed In the latest style.
fiotd and Velvet Vrntnrs. all styles and prices.
flfKrautes of any size insde to order. We carry a
gi-at variety of MoultlliiKi. na cannot fail to stilt In
st;le and price.
Sttel Engravings,
Etchings,
Water Colors,
Oleograpbs,
Cbrouios, Sic.
Photograph Albums.
A large variety, and at
very low prices.
WALL PAPER.
V new stock of Wall Taper. Perorations, llonlers. A c.
Just received, and will be sold kt lowest prices.
7 In our line, and losell kwd uoixls at the low
' st prices.
GIVE US A CAIX.
itcsiwctfullr.
HAPEMAN & GRAHAM.
ifiy
Hapeman
& Mam
T4T0MY
PICTURE FRAMES.
mm
11 vi i uaiiaiiMi
REAL ESTATE
AND
INSURANCE.
.1 ItlTI NnCCOPrriiiTCNiriKS.r.'-i'!!-I
lVJkTlil liOu Itig small c.iilt'.-iiiyl.0i)
tof.'.uioi-acli. Our a carrier yriicery In inn; 1
ij.xid store mid rnslaiirant or Ii jIcI tu llio cuuiitry, no!
mr from Oit iwaj una limtnltiiK lioUnc or V. r
both, west tiiln: nil. I onti In I lie liiiinuUi'Oii'imj ijr.
All Komi of ilielr kind and worth looking into.
juij j-3w pi;, j. o. iiai:r:s.
(J CHOICE DWELLINGS
on Kat Mile for mill- hi much leu Hutu they Co--. A.io
a iiiiiiitM'r of ilenlrulili) I'.ullillnu Lots.
Silll further. I Imvu Uwelllnn" snil Hull.lln b t. In
all K,rtn of Hie city. Now is the tine tu In. v. tucr.v
property Is advaming. tall and loo over iny'liir.
'" IH. J. O. HAlailS.
'I1 ? V Vi Land. BltUer fiM-nccopaacv or l..rlt
,L ,x'f-'U veKtment, lire surelv the In t In t'auL'.
S. Lull for maiM, printed uiuiter iintl'liifortintlon, free
several Ottawa men have made lci per cent, on T l it
Land, and Just as good chances can be had imw.
uu.j i'j-if mi. ,j. o. n.u:r.i3
CITY riK)PEUTYU
the time to buy. 1 have a lame lint from w hlili to
leet, and buyers will consult their own Intercut hy
ciilllnu ou me. W ill sell dwelling at from f. -ii to
hi.imh, building lota nt from to fv and some !o-
mramr. tniMiieas property at lair pri
uiarJ4-tl'
v 1
iU. .1. O. HAnr.lv
OCEAN TICKETS.
Of six Ilnct. to" and from all EiiropeaH ports, at I
etriue, pit. j. o. HAI1I:
Id.
INSUllANCETO'c,
Oood solid Insurance In my larne Coiiipnnk
mure than that ollered bv the weaker ouch.
IMPORTERS UD BREEDERS OF
Clydesdale, EiieM Draft, aiifl Norma
HORSES.
Also, Thoroughbred and Grade
HEREFORD CATTLE
(The Best Beef Cattle iu the World.)
Registered Berkshire am! Poland-Chiiia !';:.,
Stock always on hand furstiu..
We would be pleased to h ive p.irtii o ii;t"
MocK cad at our inrni, .IVi inllen nou'lnve-it tt
or uililrexs llox OoM, Ottawa. 111.
April at. iss).-ly
1 in
aw .1.
New Styles of Type mu Low
rriees.it the Free Trailer Joii
Printing Rooms.
A Common-Sense Remedy,
SALIGYLIGA.
No more Rheumatism,
Gout or Neuralgia.
Immediate Relief Warranted
Permanent Cure Guaranteed.
Five years established and never knsvra to
fail lu a single case, acute or chronic. Itefet
to all prominent physicians and aruggiui
for the standing of Balicylica.
SEOBET!
TUB ONLY "ISSOI.VKrs OF THK Pu!
riiie acid which i:mms is ihk b;
KHKI'MAIIC AND GOUTY I'ATIKXTS.
HALICYLICA Is known a a v..r.ii:or. ::
remedy, hecuuse It strikes directly t II !":e ol
Khetnii&tiMu, liout an ! Neura!.a. while o n,'i:y n.i
called "pecilk'S and supik ed panacea uiiy treat .mci' :
the r Heels.
It lias ten cnucctl ty eminent mdentlsM t.mt .vf
ward applications, ytieh as ruti ii z wiii oil, oin u, it's
liniments and six-tiling lollops will not erad'i av :i t
dUcates which nre the result of tlie ? '.S'.'iilh t tin?
Ivud wltli Uric Acid.
HALICYIiirA works with liiarv.-' .'tr-ci
oh this acid, find m removes the -Mi rder. I' .- v
excluoively tiied nv all cletiratetl physician i t A u -rt
cuaiidKur pe. IIIkIuH Meilicul Aciiucu y 'l' lr s1;
ports Vo per cent, cures In three days.
That Saliovlicn Is a certain cure for Hheuma.
tiniii, (iout eiu! Ml eurHlscirv. !. : '. .n
le'ise pains are mini tied almost I slanliy.
Live It a trial. Ilellef yuarantced r in in r" ua.1 J
Thousan la of testiuionlft.s cnt on uppiicv.o;..
81 a Box. Six Jloxes for $5.
Bent free by mall on receipt of tr. aoy
ASK VOIR Iir.lUGIST Kilt IT.
Tint do not he deluded Into tnklrfj linl'att r.s . m '
itit'ites. or something recommended ss "ju ac ; y
Insist on the genuine with the name of Ash L..S li
H O. on each nox, wn.cn is sjiiaraiiieeu i:n:i:ri..r
!ure under tmr slunitute. an Indlspenfahla re-.i:..re t,
Insure (ios lu the treatiniut. Take j owe r, r
end to us.
WaVSHBUBRE & CO.. Prop'ra.
887 Broadway, c r. Reads St.. KE W Yuki
For sale by O. G eh ring.
LiperfsMeatMarket
SOUTH SIDE 0? XAIK STREET,
A tew doort west or M. Kneussl'i Drujt Store
ottawsv, Illinois.
.lie nubile will always find my market well stocked
with the choicest
FRESH AND SALT MEATS,
4.teh as lleef. Mutton. Veal, l'ork. Corned Beef. Plci'.el
Pork, Smoked Hau.a aud Sides. 4c.
'.special attention paid to Yankee and Boloirn Sv;
ce. tr" Free lteltvcry to all part of the city.
Au. U. tSSJ.-tf OEORGE LIPPEP.T.
0K. J. B. WALKER
OcuHst & Aurist,
Who has practiced In th's -dry since
n.sy be rootalted
AT T11K CLIFTON MOTEL. OTTAWA.
On the flrit Sturday t cacti raonta.
LIBBEY BROS. & CO.
Saturday X68J
Saturday Aug.. 1S83
Saturday Sept. 1, 1893
Saturday Oct. G, 1883
Batordar Nov. 3, 1883
Saturday 1w 1993
At all other tlmen (as this to tka only placs) he tu! j
professional It 1 h may be tosinm In Chicago.
orricx AID DISrXVSABT
85 WasMiitQB Stv M. . cor. DearliariL
50ytnCag,whhavttirrad a wish;