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TUESDAY, JANUARY SJ, 1817
OTTAWA FREE TO ADKRi JOURNAL.
f AGI IVE,
Professional Cards
WANTED: A HOME FOR A BABY
This is a laboratory, not a home
CM DflP UN Ct LpOK
M. N. ARMSTRONG,
Attom.-y at law. 210-211 Moloney
BIJg.. Ottawa, Illinois. Telephones:
Office, 375-W. Residence, 312 Y.
cpe at:
vep,i f-ai! ve-Ri weal co Ricuri
iWtAo ftNo sue h.m Pusifcuflireo milk
6eei-s nn ill. Fb.-ioM ii. b ii I
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aeie IT li! PiWT TueSTA
IS PR.- KeaiEVS txKl V.tlOiT,
sou fooa. soee'. PA-iTtwu0 Mux;'
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noma MOTweft smis pe J
ne vvaj cut cn Tue.
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too Run out
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I DONT CARf A tftHOOP!
IWASI" MY Wl6J OF ,
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UboraW
Pastcurizcd
WITH A V(
L. W. DREWER,
Attorney and counsellor at law ami
folkitor in chancery. Will practice
law la the several courts and In
th.? federal courts. Special atten
tion Eiven to all real estate cases
of La Salle nnd adjoining counties,
including drainage question.
B. F. LINCOLN,
Attorney at law, office. La Salle St.,
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Ml I
ibTTLE I
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west of court house.
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m NAN of
MUSIG MOUNTAIN
By Trank tl. Spearmdiv-
mor qj wnisperiivg mK
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SYSNOPSIS.
ITe took holil of Iter hands and. In liivi-r nmd. Tliel)anniiau Ktiuthdzt'd
spite of her refusal, made her do his! the tii.nmchiiis; stranr closely,
will. He RuhWJ her hand to draw the. There v;is something ' strange mid
cartridges, on- after another, from his something familiar In the outlines of ,
belt, nnd waited for her to slip them the Usurp. Hut when the nilit rider1
In the darkness Into the empty eyl-!had dismounted in front of the ham-1
Inder, to close the bret.ch, i.nd liir.td ' door, turned his horse loose, and limp-I
the pin back. j K stlflly walked f..rward on foot, the 1
"Now, Nnn," he sn!d, "you know me. ! man ruhhed his eyes hard hefore he I
You may have doubts they will nil ! could believe them. Then i. t,...A I
tl til I ..... . . . !.! ,
me but
tridff.
hands, and I know he won't abuse the
inetinsVof defense I gave him myself.
j Classified Advertising j
""-wl7g5)ff jjffn
For Rent i Wanted
DR. W. S. BLUE,
Specialist eye, ear. nose and throat.
Third floor Central Life, Building.
Thones: Office 1019-W. Res., Main 842.
M'DOUGALL & CHAPMAN,
2; Attorneys at law, Xational llank BIdg,
fliiM,-.. in
VILU,M1, Ait. ,
You will hear many stories nhout an incredulous preetitiK anil led Henry j Advertisement will t inseiieil in tiiis !
-but you will say; 'I put the cur-ide Spain Into the bum office ",u, ik Ave lints one ( ANTiCL) To buy.
in I t , ! . ' . "iiii.e. , time. ir cents; three times. 3 cents; one U'r t ni'm...
(fes In his revolver with my own j "There's friends of vours in vonr I week. 50 cents. Kneii line over tlve. i uua"'1- -
fense." he continued, passing from a ! at Do Spain's request helped him
subject that he perceived was better
tillle could dlMillKifl.sii ttie ouffiuex of
,y - I the nnliiial, tun) Ids pye caught the fig-
.".Chuutrr J. On Frontier day at ! ure of the rider.
8eopy L'8t. Henry de Spain, Btinmnnj I'1' 'sP"in stepiwd otjt of the trees,
-o .irinrotsier nt Medicine Mend, is j '. hiovihk lounrI an, caught hp'f ' left untouched. "Who is nearest and
m uifii vnooung uy xsan .vior-i " "u neiju-u uer to tne ground. uearest to you r.t home?
in or flJiiB.c .Mountain. Jeffries, divi enjoined silence, ntid led the
1 1 toil luporintendetit, asks De S;iain to! Ilorso e little grove, stopping
ke charge of the Thief River stagw''" it. she stooped and le-
liHe, but he refuses. ! rearranging the niulllers on the
1 . 1 .
noois. 4
room upstairs right now" he declared t(T r,'r ) a?,".tl"'1"1- .
, , . 1 , , . " . uiiren. All advertisi nients in this column must
lllllu'llltr W til Shock. lie Knnin ultt In ! be- nnlrt In ailvanro
There can never be tiny real doubts : down, forbade the barninnn to' disturb
or misunderstandings between us them, o.-j'y asking who thev were ! FOR RENT Steam heated rcom In
Wher. he had asked half n doen modern down town flat, loun?,
gcrald. I'hone STS-Y.
three cottages in
Call Col. Dan Fit.-
W. H. JAMIESON, S. B., M. D.,
l'hyslcian and Surgeon: 'phone office,
S22-W., residence. Main 613. Of
fice in Armory block. Professional
calls in city or country will receive
faithful attention. Ottawa, 111.
Bgnln. Nan." He waited for her to
speak, but she remained silent.
"You have given tne iny life, my de-
niore leisurely questions end avoided ! inan preferred. Enquire at tills olfic?.
answering twice as ninny, the barnman I '-
WANTED Roy over 10, years of ag,
willing to learn trade. Apply at Or
singcr's Raking Co. 1-19-20, 22
JAMES J. CONWAY,
Attorney and counselor at law, office,
rooms 403 and 407 Molone BIdg.,
Ottawa, Illinois.
,r -w opain sees .an- "I'm afraid I'm too late " she said
:Mi With 0.1o Morgan, is later de- ,linjf Iinve V())1 J J
fc yhvPrl Cd ' Ut, N"n 0", thC' fi,","l '," S"i"" " ' t e
street by Gale, and is moved to ' ,Knv's shoulder.
Change his mind and accept the stage; niil yo.i have any falls?"
l0b' "You see I'm here. You! How
Chapter III. De Spain and I.efever' ,"''' J'"11 K-'t here at all with a horse?"
rjfie to Calabasas inn and there meet' nr,J on both trails out
"My Uncle Duke."
"Then I never will raise a hand
ugnlnst your Uncle Duke. And this
man, tonight this cousin dale? Nan,
what Is that inan?"
"I hnte him."
"Thank Ood! So do I!"
"Rut he Ls a cousin."
"Then I suppose he must be oue of
mine."
"Unless he tries to kill you."
He won t be very long In trving
HP- FOR RENT House nn.l ham at F.P.?
stairs. Reside himself with excite-! East Superior street. Inquire of
merit, the night boss turned, grinning, j V;m. Buckley, telephone, county
as he laid one hand cu the doorknob ; Do5ti-4. tf.
and the other on De Spain' shoulder. !
"You couldn't have come," he wills-
pored loudly, "at u better time."
The entryway was dark, and from
the silence within the room one might
have thought its occupants, if there
were such, wrapped In slumber. But
at intervals u faint clicking sound
could be heard. The night man threw
open the door. By the light of two
stage-lamps, one set on the dresser
and the other on a window ledge, four
WANTED Two boys for bell boyi.. I WILLIAM I. HIBBS.
A!..-. ... ..... I '
.n.M ue over it, years of age. Also j Attorney at law. officii wt nf c.nrt
young man for light porter work. In
quire Zeller Inn. i25
house. Thone, Main 161.
FOR RENT Six room cottago on L:i set
WANTED Old false teeth. Don't
matter if broken. I pay It to $5 nor
Alan to L. Mazer. 20007 S. Fifth
Salle street. Toilet, soft and city St., Philadelphia, Pa. Will send cash
water, electric lights, nquire of Helff
rich's barber shop, 1113 La Salle St.
FOR RENT Poaserslon given on or
about June 1st, the t.wo-story double
brick store building at 224-220 West
Main street. I. D. Vincent. 21)
by return mail.
that. And now. what about yourself? j men sat about n rickety table In a life-1 F0R RENT-Single office room, $6.00
w ... " . I .nt.l.lH. - ..... i I ' "".fill JO
y.e morgan witn near Sandusky and : - '"r r u 1 ,oon ! fiat have you got to defend yourself ! nud-deatl. ,... , t iV v '. j I nonth. Desk room $3.00 per
passon, gunmen and retainers of thr , " '1 , . . . Zynn."?: "B"lnst '"'. nnd against every other broke the tense .ii.m,;; nnf , i month. College Illdg. Thoroly mod-
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE
Preuaro for lighter work, better pay,
more jobs. Few weeks' completes.
Day or evening. Nearly three years
saved. Sec how. Catalogue mailed
free. MOLLER BARBER COLLEGE.
105 S, Fifth Ave., Chicago.
Ie si.mIi. ...!., ni. .. ! """ 0IIyr
" v" " "i '. i j uruiitten man?
Slvp'r Tr! tH' Xun' Don't Sh" 1111,1 hlr 0WB !' '.thout a
,!l , " ' , M 1,1 Spain's hand, lie felt It,
Mrton know wlmt you'! think of opened, cIosimI. and gave It back
n her voice ,10U"l,,, "te "Thl,t'8 " K",,1 dndw-when it's in
il t i , mean?" W,,W1 U'9 ftt
thn stscn rirl
lan'n gap. the strcnuhold of the Mnr.l Throwlnir buck n... .i. " vl" n, ui l,e nt ,1,,lne e
jBans'. 'De' 8 pain. T.efever and Scott go'i lushle n round lier waist,- uiil'astened
ill llflAr tltn. nnrl 1 n Cnl,, i flftnl II lii,,t,...,.f .....1 .1. j, -.1. . ,
8asson al6ne. j eru strap. She laid It In De Spates ! Bn ,,"!,usPect
' .rti.---. j I1UUI.I. 1 HIS IS Vf.ll.'K " k.ki cil.l . u
1IlB.mPr V IIO men i TVIon il l. .1., ' - "
Jbrgan clan. Morgan demands the
dUcharge of a stage driver and Do
Spain refuses. De Spain meets Nan
tyit fails to overcome her aversion to
Chapter IV Sasson knifes Elpaso.l
pb stage driver, and escapes to Mor-!
jans gap, the stronghold of the Mor-
broke the tense silence, not even when S monta- WllW UKlg. 'lUorOly mod'
the door was thrown bi-oadly open. . ern steam- w- C- Vlttum. tt
No one neither Lefcver, Scott, r l
Frank Elpaso nor McAlptn looked up !
when De Spain walked into the room ! Vflf Sill P
and, with the night man tiptoeing be-! W UUIV
hind, advanced composedly toward the !
group. Even then his presence would i F0R SALE One safe, best make.
ceptwhen I am."
"Shall I tell you n secret?'
1vb hint until nearly overtaken by ihe
Morgans, but lrnds his captive In Jail.
Chapter VI Snssoon breaks jail.
DoSpaln beards the Morgans In a sa-
oon and is shot at thru the window,
le meets Nan again,
i; Chapter VII He prevents her going
'into aifcambllns hall to find her Uncle
Duke and r.r.ido faces Sandusky and
Logan, who prudently decline to fight
t the, time.
; Chapter VIII De Si)aln,anxlous to
make peace with Nan, arranges a lit
tle plan with McAlpin, the barn man,
Jo drive her out to Morgan's gap, and
He felt It questioningly. hurriedly,
then with amazement. "Not a car
tridge belt .'" he exclaimed.
"It's your own."
"Where?" She made no answer.
"Where did you get It. Nan?" he whis
pered hurriedly.
"Where you left It."
"How?" he was silent. '"When?"
"Tonight."
"Have you been to Calabasas and
back tonight?"
"We are engaged to be married."
ni.
iMie sprang lrom him like irdeer. "It's
nave passed unnoticed.-hut that Bob!
Scott's ear meehiinkallv recorded the .
Cheap if taken at once.
tf
limping step and transmitted to his piAvo rort su r Pi.vnr n.
nM-tnm 1,1 ... .1 ''1UC table 1 13110 (0;. Aurora, II.
hcott, picking up his cards one at a
Utile lis Lcfcvor dealt, raised hia evoa ; T..n . , TT '. . T
a dead i, m,i ! v rwn. rA i.r. uoxes auu excelsior for
. ; ' -". jii.nvi.v, no-1 "luiiuiiK iim me s.'gnc oi ine man l'-i-''-
b,y knows t yet-not even you." given up for dead must have bee,., no wee Pe hb e Flee Von
"lou need never talk again like muscle of Dob Scott's body moved. 1 " ? A n , t ' p Z
that If you. want to be friends with I His expression of surprise slowly dhJ"'S V' M"'" &t 1(K'2-R. 1-2J
Miscellaneous
LOST Black leather pockctboMk con
taining $12.00 in bills, small change,
EtampB, etc., between Woolworth's and
412 Jackson street. Return to Amelia
Irion at Woolworth's and receive re
ward. 04
LADIES, READ THIS: .
Magnetic Healer treatments given by
one of your own sex for those tired
out nerves. Headache, Rheumatism
and all nervous troubles. Prices
reasonable. ELLA WESTCOTT, 82S
La Salle street, after 3 o'clock
'phono, f.GG-K., Ottawa, Illinois.
T. W. BURROWS, M. O.,
Physician and Surgeon, office, al resi
dence, 810 Columbus street. Office
hours, 1 to 3 p, m. -
DOCTOR CARTER.
Osteopathic physician, 402 3-4 Molon
ey BIdg., Ottawa, III. 'Phone: Of
llce, 383-R.; residence, 3C7-K.
me," she said indignantly
It."
iir . , . .1
i una1 ""t'n mi" ii grin Mini mutely invited p-QR SALE
Tin (fillers, as he hnd found nn' furl
mite it If you will; it's so. And, himself, to find out for themselves.
it negun when you handed me that Lefever finished his deal, threw U
nine nit or lead and brass on lhe!th(
mouiilnln lonlghf, to defend your life' u
i ni i. . i tii "
" ,('v'' "f the faces at the table; but
"I inle vim If w ... i... 1...1 . .
"Evervlimlv hut (.i.aunnl. lo ... ,i i V ' ' i"'"ee.iie iiie oe nan iiiumneu nis cards and
Ph.,!" trl. t . ''C1 tlP Wny 'Hn l-l-ked from one to the other of the
, ; -'i""-"".' io u. inn inmost up. you must go."
knowing v. hat to say. or how to say It. "Yoti haVen't told me " lie
i riiwii in iittr i vu ; "tuii fj.i ......... . i
n-hllo u.-.i.r c.. i ' . .""'K". a:iy ar nil.
.....v. .i..lp ,ul lu:, 6Ul.B uunu lu ,r nn..-ine.v are ready with walked out of (he trees
the Inn in iret n enn nf inPT.ic I trnn niMeeii'lifii'ii I ,n,i..'i i. ...
$ t0 i t .I "'""I .enieiaiiii.v to the east. "Tell n,e nnd j nir pxphinaiiou of it. Lefever's own
Chapter IX-In the deserted la.- 1 ""' t Im-hp itftor what-; I'll g . protnised. . eyes, t (He sight of the thinned f,"
koom he is trapped. He kills Sandus- . - "Alter I went up to my room I wait-! u.Ilinr face ,ie , KIpaso a clialr,
ky and Logan, wounds Ga!o and Sob-J ! J k;j 'H'', the house was all quiel. Then starting. ,,,,,,,.,1 k full moons. Th
0on and escapes, badly wounded. ! .V ' , . . 5, i1 f nw?y: I I RHirtfU for Calabasas. When I eame' big felbnv spread one hand out his'
i 1 11111 II t ' I'll II .'11 A. . I .... .
., ..,,, I .(,.,. io, ,.. ,..... ;. I. ; ., ' " . J V " room without be-; ear
aim wfOftii ii'ii iiiw- ui.n iih ioi ij IH'US ,
OR EXCHANGE One
good hay baler and stanhopo bu.eey.
Will sell rt a bargain or exchange for
DR. J. J. MORIARTY, J
Osteopathic Physician. Hours: 9 to
12 a. m.; 2 to 5 p. ru.; 7 to 8 p.' in.
'Phones, office. Main 215-R.; resi
dence, 8S2-X. Moloney BIdg., Otta
wa, Illinois. ' : : " r
YOU CAN keep your hands clean by
lining a White Mop Wringer. Thev
f.t any p;.il, opera le easily, wring the
mop perfottly. Warranted White Mod
Wringer Co., Fultonvllle, N. Y.
l-l.'i, IP, 20. 22. 23.
u.r at i vu'c daat m
VOCAL INSTRUCTION hv r.lnrlv n..a-ll J I ZZIXrlJI.
tne shoes.
feet and trv
in,i' i.',,, m . ... .
Conservatoire. .Moderate a,,.,i : " ' Wl 11 sts leet and
' ' i'H-!niiA.inMi uy uiaays . "
W.Elliot, of the London Jtoyal 1 1 lJOVV'dor 16 UaKen luto'
Academy of Music and the Vienna ! ""If. J'ed'
Thursday between 10 a. m. jind
new or tinht shoes enav fnra-
i.eiever inns hei h s t lea . t brew down vif , ,, , , . , ,, ., 1 Ulu,us, swollen, sweat ng feet it
PMcl, and picked up his hand. His drs's A V O'tnan Newark PI t''' I lihrnrvntil Tff' f Ueddick'3;liR";s cor,1D and bunions of all
auspicious eyes never rose above ,,e ! ' ark' IlL' KJ' 1 llb,ary pllono fd comfort. Try .t ;
reinalning players to read the wenther1
persisted. 1 signals, be perceived on Scott's face
They hail: an unwonted expression, and looked to'
He looked1 where the scout's gaze was turned for
Forgotten English Author.
MIDWEEK MENU.
vnu net v w iiiit, ifii wnii wtai.' ru k ' ii u i 1 rirrv u. am
He wandera into Mernv ,. ui "Me Mm., ai...i n . .u. ! S" """ S!" :lt ll,, wf ''
Slscovered on Music ioi ! v ! time I ns , , 1. " I T' ' V'i!If'" 1,1,1 n -n r,...?Il
Nan.
Chapter XI iNan, to prevent further
flghUnj.', doea not tell, but finds otu
frpiii IcAlpIn that De Spain had real
ly been trapped and had left his cartridge-belt
behind when he went into
the fight at the inn.
Chapter XII While de Spain is un
able to travel Nan brings food to him.
Ho tells her that ho became a gun-
man" to funf and deal with his father's
unknown ", murderer. He gives Nan
his last cartridge.
i Chapter XIII Gale almost stumble.i
oyer De Spain's hiding place. Nan
draws him away and to stop Gale'3
rough, wooing De Spain bluffs him out
with , an empty gun. ' Nan plans De
Spain's escape. ,
' s Chapter XIV De Spain crawls cu:
of the gap over the face of El Capitan
at night, Nan meets himrwith a horse
: and his cartridge belt, which she had
sneaked from McAJpine, and De Spain
rides into Calabasas. '4 "
' ; ; r ,;;ut "n"K:,s;: st- ''"" ' "in.e,i ti,roi,
' " " " -mi,, i .eu I ne Me u Milniv "in,! .1
cartridges around him
"You should never have taken .that
rifle for it. But since you have "
, , CHAPTER XIV. :
A Venture in the Dark.
Fuslflng his way hastily forward
when ho could iimke haste; criiwilug i
slowly on. bis hunds und knees when
hold by opposing rock ; flattening 'him
self llkf4 leech against the face of
the precipice when the narrowing
ledge left hint only Inches under foot; ft.
clinging with torn hands to every, fa
voring crevice, and pausing when the
peril was 'extreme for fresh strength,
De Spnln dragged his Injured foot
across tjie.slitfer face of El Capllan In
the last' shadows of the day's falling
light. "
Spent by his effort, De Spain reached
the rendezvous Nun had Indicated, as
nptX 1 the stars would tell him, by
ten 41'clock. It was only after n long
nnd'doibtfiil hour that he henrd Ihe
mfllt footfalls of a horse. He slood
Sui'iiiiet'l among Lie smaller trees tin-
i- . I!
lown the kitchen roof,
hidden wiihin it, and with the
other hand prudently drew down his-
pile of chips, "(ier.tleiuen," he said
lightly, "this game is interned." Ho
rose and put a silent lirnd across thej
table over Elpaso" s shoulder. "Henrv,"
i,,. ......... i , 'I
a. iniiiieii impassively, "one ques-i
....
ti.ei ioi myseii down to the ground.
Some more men came past, ami 1 hid
jiti i 1. .k t ,,- 1 lit. ...
i-i.i. n auu supped over to Mioj "on. li you please and only one
horse barns and found a hackanmre. ! in thunder M.I von .1 li '
ami went down to th:' cor
How !
"I Hale Him."
Ho had tlrnwn his revolver from Ills
waistband. He broke It now and held
it out. "Load It for me, Nan."
"Whnt do yon mean?"
"Put four more cartridges In It your
self. Except fill' vonr cnrli'hlire. Iho
'ml imd hunt
ed around till I found this little plnio
she's the best to rMe bareback."
"I cjiiIiI ride a ni.orback why take
all that trouble for file?"
"If you don't start while you have
a chance, you undo everything I have
tried lo do to avoid a light."
The wind, stirring softly. .( iho
n spen leaves quivering, The stars, 1
chilled In the thin, clear night ttlrl I
hung dlniiioiKllIke In the heavens and I
the eastern sky across the distant des-!
ert paled for the rising moon. Thej
two, standing at the horse's head, lis- i
tened a moment together In the ilark- i
iiess. De Spain, leaning forward, said
something In a low, laughing voice. I
xvaii made no nnswer. Then. bendii.L-
he took her hand and, before she could i
release it, caught It up to his lips
For n long time after he hud gone 1
oi..- m.m.u, nsfciung ror a shot won
derlng, breathless at moments, wheth
or he could get past the waiting traps.
De Spain, true to all she had ever
heard of his Indliinllke stealth. Imd
left her side unabashed and unafraid
living, laughing, paying bold court to I
her even when she stubbornly refused i
to be courted and Imd made himself !
in me iwim-.iing of an eye a part of
the silence beyond the silence of the
night, the wind, the stars, the waste
of sand, ami of all the mystery that
brooded upon n. She would have wel.
coined. In her keen suspense, a sound
ITU UK CONTLNtTKD.)
0
Kim Is empty. When you do that ,- ou "r s,m"' n"h' reminder that he
HEALTH HINTF0R TODAY.
Care of Babi.:s.
Wiiteh especially thj nose ami
eyes of the child. If the child
has a bad cough do not let it lie
neglected, but take the baby at
once to a doctor for treatment.
Symptoms of serious bronchial
disorders are usually evident at
the start, and much sickness can
le avoided by proper precaution
ary measures.
Hive the babies plenty of fresh
air, but do not let them become
chilled. Wo tch the eyes and ears
for any signs of soreness and
have such ailments promptly
remedied. Do not let a slight
cold develop into a greater one
that may lead suddenly to ineiii
Iiranous.cronp or diphtheria.
Cleanliness and scrupulous care
of the baby's eyes, ears, nose
and throat menu the saving of
many hours of worriment for
you and perhaps even the life
of the child. Do not bundle up
Ihe baby too much simply be
cause it Is winter. Simply make
sure the child is warmly clad.
day. Sold by all druegisis ami ho
Mores, 02. ion t accept anv substi
tu to. For FREE trial "ckage. also
m I'..-,-.- ...... ..u . : rr:: u rwu earn.
I ,' V . "u-uiyiiieii i.iary uo't.N-i'AD. new InTention. ad-
name of tin English author. She nnd Nr. Allen S. Olmstend. LeRnv N T
her sister were devoted friends nf !r '
i Horace Walpole, who rcniemliered i " ' '
j them In his will, and whose literary
i works were collected and edited by the
' author In 17!)li.
vr:n
nSDAY 1JRKAKFAST.
r:i!;c:l Apples.
Farina e:ul ( 'ream.
!':rr.;;id : i-1 :ie-n :H' liao-in.
riniie-l (Jr;ih;i!ii lolls. Coffee.
H'N'CIIKON.
"icviiii"-! i- .lt Codllsli on Toast.
n.il;rd Potatoes. Reheated Rolls.
Jelly Pancakes.
DINNER.
Oram of Tomato Soup. Toast
fquarca.
Dreaded Rrouiit of I.aiub.
Ri'iuant Same.
Mashod l'otutoos. Spinach.
Vegetable Salad.
Dclicalo I'lum 1'uuiling, Foamy
Sauce.
Remarkable Strength of Fly.
j By harnessing a fly to a tiny wagon
; an English scientist found It could
, draw 170 times Its own weight over
! smooth surfaces.
CHICAGO, OTTAWA &' PEORIA
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Lunohoon Desserts,
I CATC CORNSTARCU.-IIeat
a pint of -water, add two talile-
! spoonfuls cornstarch, three ta
blospooiiitils sugar, pinch of salt, mixed
i together; then add well beaten whites
' of !vo eggs and cook until thick.
I Cranberry and Raisin Jam. Seed
one cupful of large raisins, pour over
j llur.i one oi;nrt uf cold walcr and let '
: simmer until the mixture Is reduced to '
i about one pint; then add one quart of
- craubervliy and two and a half c:ip-1
j fills of granulatiiil sugar. Boil until :
thick, turn into small glass jars und ;
I RC.'ll.
lleiiev Mousse. Ben, four eggs slight- :
l.v and vlowiy p-mr over them a cupful
hot delicately flavored honey. Cook I
until the nii.'.tiiie thickens. When It Is
DRINK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you really feel clean, sweet
and fresh inside, and
are seldom ill.
If you are accustomed to wako ud
with a coated tongue, foul breath or
a dull, dizzy headache; or, if your
meals sour and turn Into gas and :
acids, you have a real surprise await- 1
lug you.
To morrow morning, immediately ;
ttron arising, driuk a glass of hot '
water with a teaspoonful of limestone j
phosphate in it This is intended to I
first neutralize and then wash out of ! a. m., 'i:t,0 p, m., 12:42 a. m.
your stomach, liver, kidneys and I ...
thirty feet of ialcstiaes all the inill- ; SOUTHBOUND. . ,
tTin OoTM'nf o0"3 Sm! ,,,ile and i 3"thound cars leave Ottawa sta
toxins, thus cleansing, sweetening and u..,, , . , ,- , ,, , ,, , ,,,,
nurifviutr tho imtim niin.pntnrv 5ni I fo1 McKinloy Park. Uraud Ridge
n-i .....ti t a'. . , . ' . . I it Ti it SttvAdlnt'
t Effective Oct. 1, 1916.)
EAS730UND.
East bound cars leave Ottawa sta
: lion for Marseilles, Seneca, Morris,
; Miuooka, Rockdale am' Joliet.
i In a. in.-5:50, G:i., 7:50, 9:50,
11:50.
: In p. m. 1:50, 2:50, 3:50, 4:50.
5:50, C:50, 9:00, H:oo.
Cars arrive from the west at 8:45
a. m., 7:45 p. m., U:45 p. m 11:33
P. in., 1:00 a. in. j
WESTBOUND.
Westbound car3 leave Ottawa sta
tion for Chautauqua Park, Starved
flock, Utica, La Salle, Peru, Spring
Valley, Ladd, DePuo, Bureau and
Princeton.
Iu a. m., x5:10, o.":C0, x6:50, o8:3?f
oa :(.(), oil ; 50.
In p. in. ol:5(), x2:50, o3:50, x4:50,
o5 ::.o, o":50, 9:50, 11:35.
Cars arrive from the cast at 10:58
cool n,M nlnt en..!,, ud.iono.i Pt . 111080 "'u"Jct to sick headaches,
ooi at-.1.1 idi.t. ciiNim whipped. 1 Jt backache, bilious attacks, constipation ' a. m.-5:60, d6:C0, 7:50, 9:50,
the mixture Into a mold, pack In lee I or any form of stomach trouble, aro 1 11:50.
and salt and let It stand three or four
hours,
Coriiuieal and Fig Pudding, One
cupful eorioiioul, one cupful molasses.
sK cupfuls milk, (or four of milk and
3:50, 5:30, 8:00,
will know tiotie of them ever will In?
used najilnst yutir own except tc pro
teet my life. And If you have any
nniong thein whose life ought lo cntno
ahead of mine nanie him, or them,
How. Do as I tell you loud the guii
Best Treatment for Croup,
"I have used Chamberlain's Coii.eh
Uemoily la my family for the pant live
yearF, and for croup I have never
found Its equal," write Bernard
George, Nelson. Mo. Ref
MlundiUK the iloorwnv nt iliftitnu ucdmiiiitfil wiili iliia rnm ..i - u.
.ilahasnn barns, saw a horseman rid- i (ieor.ee hut a child from art1 lhrel, V
lug at a leisurely pace up u. Thief croup. Obtainable everywhere.
.Vet lived and could yet Inm-h:
came.
.
Day was breaking when the
DOSS,
urged to get. a quarter pound of lime- in p. m. 1:50,
stone phosphate from tho drug store i;oo.
i.iiu iiomu 'iijo;,iiik mis morning in- .... . .
fiide-bath. It ls said that men and dI,aiIy exCPin Slinrla--
women who try this becomo enthu- ! MarseiIlos, Seneca, Morris and In-
.e. ll v ' Z i , ! '! , ; f"k,,u,id liea"!1 mt'as,uro for 11 13 more ! xLadd and Intermediate points only.
- - " i I-."- in. nir uni iu Keen cienn nm nuro nn
salt. Cook the cui iiineal with four cup-1 the Inside than, on the outshlo because
the skin pores do not absorb impuri
ties into the blood, causing disease,
while tho bowel pores do.
Tho prlnciplo cf bathing inside Is
not new, ns'tnilllons of pcoplo practice
it. Just as hot water and soap cleanse,
fubi of tl.e milk, add the flg.-i and salt.
Wiien the mixture Is cool add the eggs
well beaten. Pour Into a buttered
pudding dish and bake In a moderate
oven for Ibreo hours or more. When
pattly cooked add the renuilnder of nurifv ar.l frnsben tha sin.. Bn hnt
the milk without stirring the pudding, water and a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate act. on the stomach, liver,
and bowel?, Limestone phos
tin inexpensive white powder
tasteless,
me limn wniioi:r. siirnng tue pudding. water and t
m a phosphate
-y , 1 .Idneys and
oPrincetoa and intermediate poluts
: only.
( 'if La Salle and Intermediate points
I only.
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND
;SAVE MONEY.
! QUICK DELIVERY OP FREIGHT
i AT LOW RATES.
J WELLS FARGO EXPRESS.
! 'PHONE AGENTS FOR FULL IN
' FORMATION.