The Ottawa free trader. [volume], November 27, 1886, Image 8

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U...I.1I. k Will C.
it Court of the
The hearing w v..- -contest
by the heir of the m 1 made b,
Hon Win. R1H dicing of his estate
jMM,.wUl probably come on, on
MonaayneX, afulUud cot. repo t f
which trial will appear in vuo r . -
Iu order that the public may understand
-i... h.,. Wm. Roddick's win i ul
what the grounds for a contest are, the Fbee
Tiui'KR ge tne following
ttmint or tui facts:
u-inum Reddidit, died at his home in this
city in March, a. d. 1385. The inventory of
J .. .. r III.. li.nV.uta
kis property filed in tne craw
.!,. an esUte rallied at about fO,-
0J0. This consists of a large amount of
real estate In this county, lands in Kansas
and Texas, railroad stocks, real estate mori-
gvze. cattle, horses and other personal prop.
er?y.
His will provides for a number of small
We.iiieis to his relatives and the relatives of
. . : 91 iut . William
his deceased wire; ne g
lU-ddick Gillen, (son of H. J. Qillen, Ksq.)
when he shall arrive at the Rge of twenty-one
years; $1,000 tothe Sisten of Mercy of the
city of Ottawa, to be dintril.uted as they
shrill see fit among the poor of Ottawa; $'00
t er j e.ir to his brother David Keddick of La
.Sa', during hislifc; J'350 per year to Mary
QVanuell, (an old servant,) Juring her life.
Tlie principle devis-s und bequests of the
v i:i .ir", to Klizibeth Kurrier l-'utik Keddick,
all Iii.-i cattle, horses, household properly,
m Werwure, carriages, f !0,"K stock in the
(';,;. i.'), Ruck Island & IVif.c Iiii!ro:id and
Ui'3 north dwelling house aril two trick
l.ir: on the block where is ciiuatcd the
1'" I lick homestead. To ihe county of La
S ilic ) acres of land adjoining the county i
a-v: in luriii hiij an uif iif. innu
:i:i 1 n-.-idue of his properly both rc:il and
P'.T-'iiul to a Ciari of TruMi-c-t, to ba up
;p lin'ed by the Miyor of the city of M Mi,
t j ! cxpen led and used under and ly the
Ji-ec-tiuii of such Board iu establishing and
iiK.iataiuing a public library iu the city of
(Vtawa; and for mch library purposes he
pi vi s the Keddick liuildiug, (his homestead;
to be n -el as a library buildinp, such library
to be known as the Keddick library.
The device and bequest to Kli.abeth 15. F,
I' m ! lick is valued at about SuU.OOO, and that
to the county of La Salle at about 10,000.
The properly provided for the cstablisement
and maintenance of a library will not fall
I.ir below $150,000.
The suit is brought by the heirs of William
re Hick that is, by those who would lake
hi-i property under the law of descent, pro
vi led Ihe will is set aside. The bill alleges two
rewns why the will should be set aside.
The first is that undue iuduence was used
I l.lizabeth B. F. Keddick and others over
V.T.I inn Keddick in and about the making of
the will; and the other is that William Ked
d'.i k at the time the will was made was
v.'ry sick, and had been for a long time sick,
an I was kept under the influence of narcot
ics, stimulants and other strong medicines,
and that his mind was seriously affected
thereby, and that his mind had been break
Wi d jwn from the commencement of his
sickness, and consequently he was not of
muni and disposing mind when the will was
made.
IViih these allegations of the bill are de
ni'd by the defendants. The trial will un
doubtedly be an interes:ing one, and will
probably occupy at least two weeks' time.
Obituary.
Mrs. Bridget Brown died of the infirmi.
ties of age, on the 20th inst., at the resi
dence of her sun, Patrick Brown, in the
town of Wallace, at the age of 87 years. Sho
whs born In County Terronc, Ireland, and
came to America 14 years ago last June, and
spent the latter part of her life with her sou
1'atrick. Slie was a woman highly esteemed
by all who knew her. The funeral took
place on Tue-d iy from St. Culumba church ;
ii.id was largely attended. Her sons Patrick
;ui I IMwurd Brown desire us to thank their
neighburs an 1 their friends as well ns hers
Ur their ninny kinduesses and expressions
o! j-yii.piuhy at the timo of her death and
buii.il ; which ihey will never for t.
From Wallace'
W'am.ack, Nov. 24. The weather has
been very favorable for corn husking this
season. All those that finished last week
before the bdow atoroi were lucky.
Messrs. Dennis Dwyerani Jonn MctSraw
of Ottawa, were the guests of the Mi.is
Pillion last week.
Mr. Win. Connelly returned home from
the West luit week; but he failed to bring
a blooming bride with him. However, we
hope he. will obtain one In this vicinity.
U.iiilel Snyder, wife and family have
K-,ue to Dakota, to make it their future
Lome.
'Squire O'Donnell was the guest of Miss
K ite Cummlngs last Sunday evening.
John Maher's countenance Is wreathed
w',!h smiles thin past week; all because It
Is i 12 pound boy.
MUs Mary O'Donnell has returned home
from Streator, where bhehas been visiting
this past week.
Judge Pillion lost a valuable horse last
week.
Tb dance at Samuel Hoey's last Friday
evening was a gtand guccess; all those
pieseut participated In a nice time.
Patrick Galvln, who has been seriously
111 for the paBt two weeks, Is convalescent.
Prank Fogarty and Mike Fennessy are
gfen going northward fowling on Sunday
wLere the ducks art numerous. We think
it is after those ducks that don't fly.
Billy Corrlgan was the guest of the
Jlinseg O'urtlo last Sunday eve.
It la rumored quite a number ot wed
dTnira a-e goloi? to take place In Wallace
;uU winter. We are glad to hear of that,
as it is about time some of our bachelor.-
and rnahls should give us a good ntjt.
Win. Blatk of Iowa, apent a fe Uy
of lat week with hi parent. U. aao I.
Vicinity Items,
Mrorabas contracted with the Thomp-gon-Houslon
Ulectrio Light Company for ,
lamps for street lighting purposes.
Hard coal in Aurora has been advanced to
$8.00 a ton by the dealers.
The Wenona hog market Is excited. J. L.
Mills of Mt. Palatine, sold 13 there the other
day averaging 521 lbs. each at IS months
old; and this lot was followed by another lot
averaging 515 lbs. brought in by P. Judd.
Wenona expects soon to have a national
bank with $50,000 capital.
Three cases of scarlet fever are reported
at Wenona.
BurgefS Bros, of Wenona, captured six
premiums on Shire Horses at the Fat Stock
show.
Frank S. Burkenbuel and Miss Hannnb
Engle were married at Peru on Tuesday.
J. J. Dowling, for 33 years a resident of
Peru, died on Sunday last, aged 79 years.
Daniel Holly, another old settler, died on
Thursday week, aged 70 years.
J. L. Lauber has been appointed assistant
supervisor of Peru, vice Henry Helmig, re
signed to become Probate LlerK.
The paper car wheel works
at Morris
bought no paper this tali.
Docs it mean a;
OUUl y ii I
A rork packing house is being erected al
, ,, 6 !
L'ucoln, 111. I
P.raccville had a .'l,o00 lire on loes'i iyj
Mr. ('has. B. Anderson and Miss Mamie1
. . I
Bur-k of Strcator were married ou 'luesJay
', i
morning iast. :
Thomas Kecdy had a hand ma-he I by the
zinc rollers at the 111. .inc ' o. s woi ks ai
Peru, while trying to wipe a spot of water;
.ilfone of the rollers. i
The Peru teachers' meeting on .tor day
lal was attended by 75 teachers. The ex
ercises were very interesting.
The Strcator bottle works company are
about to erect another furnuce. The bluw ei
are "ferninst" the union.
The .loliet court house (Will Co) cot ,
l'.tJ,si;.o:i, of which ?S,.,:u.oO still re-,
;S,5:I3.5') still re-
mains unpaid.
A savage dog at Mendota bit. Miss McNeit,
a handsome and slyish young lady crayon
I
artist, very badly, and tore every jiarticle of
clothing from her body. Because city mar
shal shot the ugly brute, its owner, a woman
who runs a laundry, will commence suit for
damages.
The Dundee Knights of Labor have a mem
bership of ninety-five, with applications for
ten more.
Hon. Augustus Adams, of Sandwich, was
prostrated last week by partial stroke of
paralysis.
Oregon is to have a toboggan slide, and
Kochelle wants one.
t ii.. ...:.,.. :.. n. .:;.:i. r
Sandwich have been dried up this fall.
The Streator Catholic Fair closed on Mon
day evening last
It is said the amount ,
cleared will crowd $2,600!
An exchange says: "John F. Moncrief, an
insaue veteran of the rebellion, formerly a
member of the old Uth Illinois volunteers,
has been granted a pension, Ihe first pay
ment of which amounts to $12, 1 1 1.
The Toiiica artesiun well is down 370 feet,
but has not yet found water.
The Millington sand company has placed
several largo vats in their building into
which the refuse sand is placed with sulli.
cient water to thoroughly dissolve it and
cleanse it from impurities. By the use of
the machinery and other improvements
placed upon the grounds, they hope to uso a
vast amount of sand heretofore cast away on
account of foreign substances found in it
If the plan works well it will greatly en
hance the profits arising from Ihe business.
Over 20 meu are now employed by the
company.
M. D. Lamed & Co. and the Ctica Post
Office are to remove from their old stand
near the canal bridge, L'tica, loa locaiiou fur
(her north on Mill street.
L. M. Chamberlain of Ottawa is orgaui.ing
a singing class at Ulica for the winter.
Rev, Penhallegan of Stroator has recei fed a
call from a Congregational church at Kansas
City.
Chaa. Cotton, a miner, was killed on Fri
day by a full of rock at Streator.
Mrs. Laura Stuchel, the first while giri
born in Buroau oounty, died at Princeton last
week. Mrs. Stuchel, says the Triliuiif, was
ti t'ty seven or fifty-eight years old. Her
ni'ti len name was Thomas, she being a
d tumbler of Henry Thomas, who settled on
the West Bureau, near the old road from
l'. M. ia to Galena, ia 1827 or '28, and who
was oue of the five while men who first came
iu and settled in the county. The old In
dian fort ou West Bureau was near the resi
dence of Mr. Thomas. It was to the cabin
of Henry Thomas that preacher Sample and
his wife directed their course from Rock Is
laud in May, 1832. Thomas and his family
had Bed, and Mr. and Mrs. Sample were cap
tured by Uirty's band next day, as near as
could be subsequently ascertained, where
Princeton now stands, and were tied to a
tree just west of town, near what is now
known as Knox's graveyard, and burned to
death. It was claimed that Mrs. Stuchel
was the first white child born in the county.
This claim was disputed in some quarters in
favor of a ion born in the Hoskins family
However it may be as to which of the two
had precedent e, there was no dispute as to
the fact that she was the first white girl
born in the county.
From Grand Ridge.
The recent rains were htghly apprejlat
1 by the majority of the farmers.
Quite a number are through picking
com and are enjoying the tlreslde this cool
weather.
A new clothing Louse has leen opened
la the city, the tlrin occupies the room
tint was formerly usetl as a mh)1 room.
It. Krlsby Is now running a tile yard
K. Ulbbs has ijult (iraml Hidie for
'li txesent. lie Las procured a position
k kKuieeper for a streator ni m.
M u MoIUp am! Ma II"pW of Livings-
ton Co., nr. the guest of MU Laura 1 or-
teA tfinppranre niHi'tinir will bo held in
the I'recbyteriati ('Lurch Saturday eve. A
lawl iiroLTimiiiie U HtitlHpiitPil.
Rev F. 11 Lawyer of Cliicai,"), preach
In the C P. chun li, Sunday morning and
eV"'V liamps Foster, will hold a meeting
of theVarm KMk IMM :Kv. In con
nection with the. preaching nervlce at the
(J. P. church.
Lewis Write Is now praying for snow.
Mr. Write has just made a purchase of a
line cutter. . .
Tlmnksirlvln closed with n social, given
at the resldeuce of Mrs. Anna Vance.
A SWINDLES
docs not refer possible purchasers to liis
victims. The Athlophoros Co. gladly re
fers sullorers from rheumatism, neuralgia,
sciatica, nervous or sick headache, kidney
and liver complaints to those who Atr been
tured of these diseases by Athlophoros, and
will furnish names and addresses of many
such persons to those desiring them. Ath
lophoros is the only remedy for these dia
cases that can stand such a test.
A.M. Uarnes, M. P., 1 20 North Hazel St. i
Danville, 111., says: "After I had exhaust
ed every other resource I resorted to use of
Athlophoros, and was cured by it. The
disease commenced in the sciatic nerve of
mv left limb, paining me almost beyond
endurance. I thought by keeping on my
feet and treating the disease at the same
JV-i-n .
time I could soon overcome it. lui sucii
was not the case. It gradually grew worse
ani, , su,L.r(, in thin way for live weeks.
At t,.lt ti,IlC j Wis pr:i''ticini,'meilicineand
ivjnK j,, Lafavette, Ind., wh re 1 lived for
' If i. !..,. ll..niu
M ventiin years, my p.i.-ior, i.c. .ivu ;
Jiiichtt 1, came in one moriiin? and said :
, u.,, i,,,,-, ..,, ,.. Atblo:.horos that is
j..,,,,,,.,'! ,y Ilishoji llowman so
(,ij..v .'' at tlio s:une nine -a.Min;, im
ordei. f;r yo,i if you will take it." 1
' , ,1,;., ,,.,-ril.l.-"suiKrini''
"In ii ilav or two Mr. I lilt, the drui-'irist,
SCIlt lip a bottle CI .AWilopilopw, aim i
oitnmeiiced usiii it. 1 had taken but a
few doses w hen I had relief, and in a few
(lavs was entirely well. This is about four
vears ago. I had another attack about a
vear sim e, but a few dos. s of Athlophoros
soon drove that away. Since that time I
i i,..,i n,. rli.iiiimtim. I b.-ive recom-.
i . . ..ii . t i i
.... mnnv rn, ,.r111 whero
llll-lllicil ii fc.y it..... --- .
jt jms aIways done the Fame tfood work.
Kvery drtiist should keen Athlophoros
nnd Athlojilioros I ills, hut w here tney can
. i I 'aaI... 41.1..
not be bought of the druii-t the Athlo
t.horos Co.." 112 Wall .St., New York, will
send either (carriage paid) on receipt of
regular price, which is $1.00 per bottle
for Athlophoros and 50c. for Pills.
For liver and ki'lncy diseases, dyspepsia. In
ditfeitiKn, weakness, nervous dcMllty, diseases
of women, eoiLstipiition, heacliiche, Impuro
blood, iVc, Athlophoros Tills ure uneimalud. S
oTT.wv.i i kki:ts,
OrTAwrTlLi.., Nov. 2'j, 1R86.
fl.ol'K AM I'KKI).
l.'H ' 1 1 r ii'itrn.
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buttle on f'it, cows, V li s
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Tallow, IIidks and Salt,
J 00 US 3 73
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Tiiiluw, III oil tililn. per B ' a
Tillow, Ioiiki', per a. 3
Suit, per hhl 1
IIiiIck. trreeii, pur ft 61 7
lllitt-H. cured, per 1 V
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The uniln price (Hiver whole rimae of tnnrknt. from
rl-hoiic prleex to in ieen imul for odd loiiils for feed.
ADVK11T1SW) LKTTEUS.
IKTIKHS liKM.MSINl. I'NCI.AlMKn In the Post
j otIUu lit iitiiiwii. sum' ot llniioln, on Thurd:iy,
NOVKMHKH un, 1HHI1,
Arnold Win
lliii'trnni I'lmrle
Miininrrt M"-i lliillle
lli'HKM' O' rg ..i
!Hf.-liiB Mr Mury
II u li' M iry J
Kellv Ijiihu
Nuith i ll
I,eiiiin .Inhn
I.iir.'Miiil M.u-irlo
MerriHehl A.liert
M' ll lllii-.lelillill
Miunij .Inhn
Miindiv Mm I.lzle
Mi'Kuifun Murk
el.nv Muttiii i
M.ie.ier.on Mm Saruli
Melly II .1 I'Jl
M-'ore Mi-ie K
Ml ler Mm D K
N'iImiii lnrew
(ipeniiin'ler Fred
ll'Vell 1-11
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lliillerwiii i il
lli lilli ll Ml M-try
llliirk iuiey .lauu
lltirkc Tlioioan
llurrt'll Suruli I
llhu'k Wm A ii!
Hi rk lllinni
olllliH r-.i 'l
'lenient i.i'"i'e
'lenient Mm
01 kern .Imilo
( ul t i in ii ).l a
oreoiuii Mm .1 W
iilli.'liiin Mike
I IiiIThV M I'M II
O'llollohlle Wlllllim C
I'lelielkllllll llerillllllll (!) I'ool Kl:tl
Kimle Miiry
Filmier Mm M I'
I'entili! llelieeca
Simrki. Oeiiii
Klmv John
henel l'k Wllhelm
T'lWiiM'Ild Mm V II
Welwter Mm K
Whltioore Kurl
h.-nlll k! II. 'ill
Wutliiky .liilni
Weil Mm N in u W
Kurd Molley .1
inilloii Adolf
iri'KK l II
inin'M Mr l,iml.e
heiiHtelll Klttl
HiitheMiiy Idii
Hurt Miiiv Ann
llerne'ii .I'llin (csrc of t.
Murnhiilll
Toohtnin lhee letrors, the Hpplleiiiit nnmt cnll l
Advertweil Ij'tlem." rtliit Ule lie di.le id Ihe lint: HIIU
If lint culled for Wllhill one V,. Oiey will l)f K-iil iu
the Demi Letter OlHce. In ;) ';':'I1:''1:1'- ,
11 I I.I.I i i ri.'i .
TwocHoin: farms xx.
cHiii. In l.lvliiKM.iti .I'liiry. III., will l' Kt '. ",u
Hi'i', m'piinitelv ortoelhel, us ow nrr iiuiinn nt
hl perwinul iittentlon. , , , , , .
nrurn Uml it Mill 111 (U'l'S U
1 Ml II. HII 111B 1.1 I' 1 in, I. . ......... . r- - - .,
Arounl.rn.rfn((Ml,wrltll.Ml; twui-ninfortiiUleiU
in.ru burn. rrilM. orrimril. t'lt'fliWIH wniri m
111.1 two u. it. .intloo. li. J. o. 11 AliKIS A win.
. ' . . . .t... .i .. ..... i. Hit biirrht'A
HOKTON & HOYNE,
MUt n.U,. I h irwin. -.
riiiled hUteii of A rlea III ttie Clreult I ourt
of ihe l iiucil HiMteM. for Hie Northern unurici oi mi-
''-.' ' - . . -r.n.,.v
The North w enter n .vuiimi i.ne iiniiiiuwi 1 "'J
.inohilnHiit. f. Nellie .1. Snell, In her own rlRl t iinit
wi mliiimimnitrlx de !.,, 1..01 of the etto oi r n p
Snell ilei ewed, Jolinnie ,-ueii huh n numu oiii
or.'.id I'Vroi, l.Sell..lefediint.
In iiiinuimier i - -'";.; ... ",
the Khove entltleil enw on in vot "ij" 1
I. IS1!. I, .lohll 1. llelllOMI, .II WU MIII iini" -
-,il, I eoiiit. will hi ll lit pui'lie miction to ine "',-""
kh tl eolll l, w ill neo in "i"" -v . ... . .
iHnthi.ld. rforeiiiihiii hand, at ihe norO' itoor of the
e.Miri h Hie. In the el'.v r Ottawa, in tin Co my m V
sail.' and. tile of im". d.trlet. on ruiwlay.
the 'WI day of Heeeiiiliei , a. n. tiiMi, ai one o " ,
(t..rn..n of wild hint mentioned day. the I'"''"'"
i.. ...... I .l.u.ru.i liii'lilllllll'tl Mlltl llt'ttl'rilM'U
'..ii "" t wit "AM the eeiliil.. Int.. mii-i-or .r.;el.
i f land il uate. lylnn and Ih Iiih In uid dl.lrli-t, and n
i . n . . ...a .iHie.,1 linn, , in. known and
;r;, ' a. The K. HUf ol the Nohe.t Ouaiwr
and Hie Kaat Half ol 'h';,?"'"1" ' S" "i' m lr ridr-NunilHTTwi-iiIv
eveii ill! I. m Towimlup Niinilier imr
tv three I CO N.irih. Uniiite No. lwu (1) haiO of the
Tli nl Principal Mrl.Hii. Uan-llier with all amr . nit 1"
the teneiiietita. hereditament and MTU tinaute
tlKTeiintob.-liin.liig."
Dated Chlea,,'.. N-",'JJi'NJ!-lICSSm. ,
Mater III Chancery of the rirenlt I'. urt of the I nltd
Stan for the Northern ln.trlet of llUm d
HoRiKS & llovsit. Sol'i. lorCoiuprt. uo Xl-iw
N'tvnoN
Not l II II
Ktt or l'ATHira Km. n
Not ii it i. hereliy B'.ien that Ihe iiiidrlJii. ahj
r in III H riai " . . .
rote oi
I'atrlek Hi'".
eeaw.l ai'ar l-f"re the I'mlmte I ourt oi
oiiiity'on the third Monday daiM tin- ''J? .nf.Vi:
lanu 'V. 1-;. ai tl.f 1-I"!..ie rt lt.-m. In ''
in .aid' ronmv. hen .ml when. ..II pern li
.lalm. ordeinmi.l. :d aie tiotltl'-d ' !
tend ilol ire- ut ihe .i:w lu Mt:im for a.llu.liiul'l
l.:e.l tl... i .d .Ui ol ,NU, M V.-. Iv , y
tJ,e j, Adm'iuitrr.
WALLACE LIBBEY & CO
BUEEUEIta KitD SIIIITEKS OF
Clyde, English & Norman
HORSES,
HEREFORD CATTLE
Toland-China and Berkshire
SWINE.
100 POLAND PtOS
For toll Beaton' Trails sow ready fur sale.
A lurjr nnmher of nlinleof each of the above brcera
of all Me and ftolA iwi, eltker grade or thorough
lirtiilH, alwayaim hand for aale.
lnpiictlon of tM'k delrt a. Farm, Ave mile outh
w :I01 Ut'aw. i O. lion UOiS Ottawa liliuul.
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PARDRIDGES
Grand Offer!
rr . 1. ?i nn-mTnf Or! tTlP CTT.TTlfl-
est sale of Dry Goods ever known in the
esc.
ONE UILLIOII DOLLARS
worth of Roods to De raarKt-u uun, in
cluding Cloaks, Silks, Dress Goods,
Linens, Carpets, Underwear, juuuiew
and Blankets, DomesUcs, Hosiery,
Fancy Gootte, Crockery, and in fact,
everything kept by a urst-ciass xjiy
Goods House.
SPECIAL OFFER.
TAtirnvnthfl v.ilno of this paper as
an advertising medium, wo will give
... i 1 1 Ml lunf AnA
j..mm(1i a eo a iwnirn win itiau vjiv
month) to anyone sending or bringing
this advertisement,
An Fitra G. Discount,
Making this positively onoof thearad-
est opponuniiH'3 io uuj .v.
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known, wememoer uiwuiaiwuM.j-
... f i 1 1
to everyunng in mw muic.
NOTICE!
rktvl in Plain fiirures
Only one price. Money refunded if
. . i I ..lillnii
returnea in gwu luummwi
Look Everywhere Then See Us.
ttPiit inn naid to mail orders.
C.V.&E. PARDRIDGE,
MAIN STORE.
JI2, 114 and 116 State Street, Chicago, III.
WOLF
Proprietors of the
iiiilni'Eif Mi Ciiiiiif
WHY
can we sell goods cheaper than any
other store in La Salle county?
A MG?f (? D Because the sheriff is looking
nNluWbliifor Messrs. Smith. Wright &
Co., Gage & Co., or Oppenheimer & Ridel
sheimer, to close them out. Our WOLF gets
there just in time to buy their stock at his
own price.
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Do you want to save money for yourselves or make money for
your friends If for your sweet dear self, read and
Understand this Card.
MEN'S SUITS.
4.50 buys a complete suit; oth
ers will ask you frs.oo.
7 fur an all-wool Winter Outfit
you can't Imy for less than
912.00.
10 anil SI 3 for the best Harris
Cassimere Suits in the coun
try. Children's Flannel Waists, 45c.
1 for a Fur Cap worth 1.50.
We have the best and finest
goods made, all from the same
Wolf purchases.
All-Wool Scotch Tweed Men's
Pants, 1.75.
LA SALLE STREET,
West of the Court House, next to Megaffln's Shoe Store,
OTTAWA, ILXjUSTOIS.
Buckwheat Flour
TO
Made from the Choicest Buckwheat,
by the Patent
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
COTTON, MILL I HAILTOH.
S()iIi;yAI.UAI?LKLOTS
Wll IH- .old Hi low iricf. mm J V ' .1 ,or.rf
of thfiw lot r ailjiiii-nt to the i kiihI nd re llnwd.
.ml will niiik.- an .Jmlr.hI U f;T amn f tory-
oni'of the nioit ilo. niniii in im- my. "
lrit i to "loie th.-w lot out. iid lustr.ict n to otter
.m-cml li..l...;on.i Dti to biiyi-r. A ,,
JUni-ONHHJ .
KAUMS AND LANDS'"
ch lowct ,.ruT. oil h.;r.;r . ;
moni-y, .ml thl Information. oliWini'if at a Kri-at ex-
i,'.":-'"'!.,:e,oourcui,,;','ir7 n. harru a .
niTV ll?niFRTY. .lt!,s
the
ll V.' . m- 4 . .......
a. Ottawa' pro-pti-t. are l.riKliti-nlim auil price, miut
".:"."!! tKiv.. ri.,,1.-.. liarmin in ilwellinu. lot
I VCITP A xrv. "PSnJX
Liin lat rurrent rat.- Our nre lii.urance comaiil.
patili- at i urr 11 ri ..,,. in the world. Our
Shle lit n an j '5 l-o.it n Tl.f V. S.. ami the njand
SlffiW V. hjf no r-IUHlon the faie oMhe
Huh v-
. . r w r m viv sit Line of
ALU ii ill a nuoLLLii,
Manufacturer of fln MARBLE
ndtiRAMTK
MONOMENTS
Head Stones,
.And all kind of CEMETKKT WORE.
Hew Md Original Vigu
A PW1LTT.
Yai I on Golumnn St.. on Mo
nortu of Cllfum Hirtel.
OTTAWA. - I
D
& CO.,
OVERCOATS.
17.50 Moscow Heaver, tailor
made, we sell for 10.
22.00 Imported Worsted, satin
lined, we sell tor 14.50.
25.00 Imported Dark Drown
and Drab Kersey, itlllor made,
we sell for 15.50.
18.00 Chinchillas, in all shades,
we sell at 11.
Overcoats, all sizes, 0 down to
3, worth double the money.
Boys' Overcoats; Boys' Suits.
Red all-wool Shirts and Draw
ers, 48c.
Scotch Caps, 35 cents.
BE
Process, and
School Books
AND
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
Keep on hand a complete
stock of
Now and Second-hand
School Books
Of all kinds nsed in the Hish
School and Ward Schools in the
city. Pnpils attending these
Schools can find everything in
the
That they need, and at the low
est prices.
llmuin & Grihiu,
Wast of Court House, Ottawa
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