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..MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 191?
OTVAWA FREE TR ADKR-JOUH X A L.
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WANTED: A HOME FOR A BABY
Wouldn't care to be the thirteenth
M. N. ARMSTRONG, .
Attorney at law. .210-2U Moloney
Bldg.. Ottawa. Illinois. Telephones;
Office. 373-W. Residence, S12-Y.
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L. W. BREWER, f
Attorney and counsellor at law and
solicitor Iu chancery. Will practice
law in tie several courts and In
tho federal courts. Special atten
tlon given to all real estate cases
of La Salle and adjoining counties,
including drainage questions.
. B. F. LINCOLN, .
Attorney at law, office. I-a Salle St.,
went of court house, i ; '
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SYSNOPSIS.
Chapter 1. On Frontier day at
Sleepy Cat,, Henry do Spain, gunman
and trainmaster i t Medicine Bend, is
beaten at target shooting by Kan Mor
gan of Music Mountain. Jeffries, divi
slon superintendent, asks De S; ain to
take charge of the Thief River stag
line, but ho refuses.
Chapter II De Spain wees Nan
dancing with Cede Morgan, is later de
risively polntod out to Nan on the
Street by Gal-, and Is moved to
change bis mind and accept the stage
lino lob.
CUapteV III. -De Spain and Ufever !
ride V Calabasas inn and there meet
Gale Morgan with Deaf Sandusky and
Bagson, gunmen and retainers of the
Morgan clan. Morgan demands the
discharge of a stage drivel and De
8paln refuses. De Spain meets Nun
' but falls to overcome her aversion to
htni. v"
Phnntur IV Saaunn Irnlfa KlnflRO
the stae drivpr, and escapes to Mor
gan's "Rip, Ihe stronghold of the Mor
ga:;,,De Spain, Lcfevef and "Scott o
...ln.aHr blm, and De Spain brings out
BassW alone. . -
K'-CntHer-V He meets Nan, who de-j
-tyfgrblm until nearly overtaken by the
ilotfant, but lands his captive in jail.
Chapter VI Sassoon breaks jail.
. De$paln .beards the Morgans iu a sa
wob and is shot at thru the window.
Ue1' meets Nan again.
4 Chapter VII He prevents her going
Into a jjara-blinK hall to find her Uncle
, Bkjke aid inside faces Sandusky and
jtjogmi, who prudently decline to fight
ft the i yme.
, Chapter Vltl De Spain, anxious to
make peace with Nan, arranges a lit
tle pjan with McAlpin, the barn man,
i'o drive her out to Morgan's gap, and
whllo waiting for her goes down toi
the inn to get a cup of coffee.
r' Chapter IX In the deserted bar
i room he is trapped. He kills Sandu3-
ky and Logan, wounds Gale and Sas-
soon- and escapes, badly wounded.
' Chapter X 'Bewildered and weak,
he wanders Into Morgan's gap and isi
discovered on Music Mountain by j
Nan. '
( Chapter XI iNan, to prevent furthei
J fighting, does not, tell, but finds om
I from McAlpin that De Spain had reai
)) ly baon trapped and had left his cart-
I ridga belt behind when he went into
me ngui ui me inn.
Chapter XH While Do Spain is tin-
I able to travel Nan brings food to him.
I He tells her that he became a gun-
man to And and deal with his father's
f unknown , murderer. He gives Nan
I his last cartridge.
; . Chapter XIII-r-Gale almost stumbles
over De Spain's hiding place. Nan
t draws" him away and to stop Gale's
rough wooing Do Spain bluffs him sut
I with an empty, gun. Nan plans Do
pain's escape. ' '
Chapter XIV De Saln crawls out
1 ot the gap over the face of El Capltan
at night, Nan maets him with a horse
a and his cartridge belt, which she had
1 sneaked from McAlpIne, and De Spain
i rides 'into Calabasas. ' , , .
I Chapter XV De Spain hires old
BullTaga and gains a valuable aid
A AttaSf two1, nightly visits 'to "'the ga,
$ DbSpaln gets a word with Nan. She
1 telU 'Jijmtq forget her and he asks
i hor to shoot him. .
Chapter XVI Nan attends her Un
J cle Duke In the hospital at Sleepy
) Cat1 and De Spain wooes and wins her
lova. f, ; , , j . ''
' Cliapter XVII Lefever manifest!
I an interest in De Spain's cartridge
belt, and expresses surprise at his un-
j readhfe'Ss to get &nssoon. Sassoon al
i most discover, the lovers attheir
' try sting place. '
v Chapter XMII In Morgan's gap
? Galo tells Duke of Nan's meetings
' with De Spain and Duke warns Nan
t that he will kill De Spain if she tries
f to marry Win.
I .Cier XIX De Spain arranges a
meeting with Duke and tries to make
-j friends with him without success.
Chapter XX Gale persists In his
, 4 wooing of Nan, (
I
I
De Spain Worries.
They parted that evening under the
shadow of Music mountain, agreed to
meet In Calabnsns just as soon ns Nan
could get owny. She hoped, she told
him, to bring good news. Ie Spain
arranged bus'mesa to wait at Cain
basns for her, and was there, after
two days, doing little but waiting and
listening to McAlpin's stories about
the tire and surmises as to strange i
men than luiReti in nun unout tin
place. But De Spain, knowing Jeffries
wns making an Independent invest'-
Hinii.il nun uivr iiii.ui, femt.- uu m-ru iu
McAlpin's suspjeions.
to get cwny irom me nam noss, ie
Spain took refuge In riding. The Hen -
son was drawing in toward winter,.
and rain clouds drifting at Intervals
down from the mountains made the
saddle n less dependable escape? from
escn pc
the nioiiotony of Cnlabasns. Several
days passed with no sight of Nan
and no word from her. De Spain, as
the hours and days went by, scanned
the horizon with Increasing solicitude. I
When .he woke on the. sixth morning,
lie was resolved to send a seoht Into
the gap to learn what he could of the
ultnill li.li Tit, tfintr nilmif.o T Iu Snnhl
knou. ,mi.tonuV( uXMns 'g,Wii. He
sent to the stable for Bull Page. I
The shambling hnrnmsm, summoned !
gruffly by McAlpin, hesitated ns he op
He Looked at De, Spain Tentatively.
peared at the office door and seemed
to regard the situation with suspicion.
He looked nt De Spain tentatively, as
If ready either for the discharge with
which he wusylftily threatened or for
a rein-will of bis earlier, friendly rela
tions with the mini who hud been
queer enough to make n place for him.
De Spain set Bull down before him
In the stuffy little office.
"Bull." he began with apparent,
frankness, "I want to know how you
like your Job."
Willing his mouth guardedly with
his hunt! to piny for I line and as nn
Jtilxoiluellim to n cnv,el'ully worded re
ply, Bull parried. "Mr. de Spain, ,1
want to ask you just 'one question." ,
. "fio nhead. l'.iill."
Bull plunged promptly Into the sus
picion uppermost in bis mind, "lias
that slat-eyed, Hat-headed, sun-sapped
sneak of a .Scotchman been complain
ing of my work? That, Mr. de Spain,"
emphasised Bull, leaning forward, "is
whiil 1 want to know first is It n fair
quesllon?"
"Bull," returned De Spain with
corresponding and ceremonial empha
sis, "It Is a fair question between man
and mnn. I admit It ; It Is a fair ques
tion. And I answer, no, Bull. McAl
pin has had nothing on Ibe face of
the desert to do wllh my sending fur
you. And 1 add this because I know
yon want to hem- it: he nays he
couldn't complain of your work, be
ciflise you never do nny."
"That man," persisted Bull, re
enforced by the hearty tone and not
rlenrly catching the drift of tho very
CHAPTER XXI.
0 IU l.'ffrff .l..W.l'
last words,' "unnks more 'liquor than both hands. Bull v. i in nu effort passed
I do." lone hnnd tit tho final moment preliml-
file must be some tnnk. Bull." jnurily ,over his iiionth. .ami, raising
l VAnd I don't hide it, Mr. do Spain." the howl, emptied It The poison dee
I "You'd have to crawl under Music ! trilled htm into -utterance. "I seen
mountain to do that. What I want to
know Is, do you like your Job?"
On this point it was Impossible to
get nn expression from Bull.' He felt
convinced that De Spain .was procw
lug for an answer only ns a prelimi
nary to his discharge. "No matter,"
Interposed the latter, cutting Bull's
rambling short, "drop It, Bull. J want
yon to do something for me, and I'll
pay for it."
Bull, with a palsied smile and a
deep, (ptaveriiig note of gratitude, put
up his slinky hand. "Say what. That's
all. I've been paid." ,
"You know you're a sot. Bull."
Bull nodded. "I know It."
limine vou were made In."
Bull started, but seemed, on reflec
tion, to consider this a point on which
he need not commit himself.
"Si III, I Iwlleve there's n man In you
yet. Something, at nny rute, yim
couldn't completely kill with whisky,
Bull what?"
u!l ft,.d his weak and wntry
Lyps. Ills whisky-seamed face briclit-
em.,j it0 the ghost of n smile. "What j
i n i;oing to nsu you to do. enni limed '
p,, Spain, "lx a imin'it Ji.b. Yu can
Rt mt0 tlfi gap without trotlble. You
ni.t, t,e only man 1 can put my hand
n jUKt now that can. ml want you to
rl(le over il,8 "uiornlnguid hang out
around Duke Morgan's place till you.
can get n chanO to see Miss Nan "
At the mention of her name Bull
shook his head n moment In affirma
tive approval. "She's a queen!" he
exclnlnied with admiring but pungent
expletives. "A queen!" .
"I think so, Bull. But she is in
troublesome circumstances. You know,
Nan and I "
.Bull winked in many ways.
"And her t'nele Duke Is making us
trouble, Lull. I want you to linU her,
speak with her, and bring word to me
as to .what the situation Js,,, That
doesn't mean you're to get drunk over
then' In fact, I don't think anybody
over there would give you a diiuk "
"Don't believe they would."
"And you are to ride back here with
what you can Dnd out just as quick,
after you get into the cletir, us n horse
will bring you."
Bull passed his hand over h!i moutn
with n show of resolution. It Indi
cated thnt he was jmiting himself to
gether. Within hali' an lion- he was
on his way to the jip. i
For Ie Spain hours neve.1 dragged
ns did the hours between Bull s start
ing and the setting of the sun that
night without his return. And the sun
set behind Music mountain in a drift
of heavy clouds that brought rain. All
evenliiL' it fell sterulil.v. At eleven
! o'clock De Spain hail given up hope
! nt Brmintv lite mill -an. 1 1" V liet'f.l'u lHllt'll-
lng and was silting uloue before the
stove In the office when he heard the
sound of hoofs. In another moment
Bull Page gtood tit the door.
He was a sorry sight. Soaked to
the skin by the uleud.v 'downpour;
rain dripping Intermittently from his
frayed hat, his ragged beard and fil
tered coat ; shaking with the cold ns
if gripped by an ague, Bull, picking
his staggering sleps to the fuv, and
sinking In a henp into a chair, sym
bolised the uttermost tribute of man
hood to the rnvnges of whisky. Ho
was not drunk. He hud not even been
drlnftllig; but hl. vitality was gone.
He tried to speak., it was impos
sible. Ills tongue would not frame
'words, or his throat utter them, lie
could only look helplessly at Do
Spain ns Dc Spain hastily made htm
stand up on his shaking knees, threw
a big blanket around him, sat him
down, kicked open the smve drafts,
and culled to , McAlpin for more whis
ky to steady 1 he wreck ot'il crouch
ing over the lire, r
McAlpin. after considerable and re
luctant search, produced n lioltle, und
unwilling, for more, reasons liuui ime,
to trust it 4o UuU's. uncertain posses
sion, brought a -dipper. Bull held the
dipper while De JSpnLn poured. McAl
pin, behind the sioviv hoppud first on
one foot and then on the other us De
Spain nn'klessly ronllnued to pour,
When the liquor half illled the cup.
McAlpin put .mit uniirfstnkable. dis
tress signals,. but Bull, wiktclilug-the
brown slreum, IiIh eyes jralvanUetl nt
the sight, held fust to t he, handle lind
made no sign .to stop. "Hull J" thun
dered Ibe banr boss wllh om emplMitlc
word. "Tlutt Is Elpnso's bottle, What
are you ilrenmlng (. mnn V i Mr.f de
Spain, you'll kill hlin. ,1 Don'i yeiee
he can't "tell ye to stop?"
Bull, with the Inst flickering spark
of vitality still left within hlin.tlooked
steadily up nnd winked at De Spain.
McAlpin, outraged, stamped nut of
the rooiij. Steadying the dipper In
her." he declared, holding his chin
well down and in, and speaking In a
pnrdonnhly proud throat.
"Good, Bull!" -
"They've got tilings tied up for fair
over there." He spoke slowly and
brokenly. "I never got Inside the
house till after supper. Toward night
I helped I'ardaloe put up the stock.
Ho let me into the kitchen after my
coaxing for a cup of coffee he's a u
ornery... cold-blooded guy, that I'ardti
loe. Old Duke and Bassoon 'think the
sun rises and sets on Ibe top of his
head--funny, ain't it?"
De Spain made no comment.
"Whilst I was drinking my, eolTee "
"Who gave it to yon?"
"Old Bunny, the Mex. Timlaloe
goes out to the bunkhouse ; I sits down
to my supper, alone, whh Bunny nt
the stove. All of u sudden who comes
n-trippln' in from the. front, of the
house but Nan. I Jumps up ns
strong ns I could, but I was too cold
'and stilt to, jump up real strong. She
seen me, but didn't pay no uttentlon.
I dropped my spoon on I he floor. It
didn't do no good, neither, so I pushed
n not iiiate oi uani mni
rnvy oil I he
table. It bit the dog 'n he jumped
like kingdom come. Old Bunny sails
Into me, Nun n-wutliln', and while
Mex was plckin' up and clennln up,
I sneaks over to tho stove and. 'winks
nt
Nan. Ss! . you ''"lighter see her
" 'N' I Eats a Piping Hot Suppar."
look mud at me. She was hot, but I
kept a-winldn", and I says to her kind
of huskyllke: 'Got any letters for
Calabasas tonight?' Say, she looked
at n'e as If she'd bore holes into me,
but I stood right up und glared Jiack
nt the Utile girl. 'Come from there
this niornlii',' says I, 'going buck to
night. Someone waiting there for
news.'
"By Jing! Just as I got the words
out o' my mouth, who comes n-stclk-lug
In but Gale Morgan.. The minute
he Seen me, he lit on me to bent the
band called me everything lie could
lay his tongu" to. I let on 7 was
dnvrift, but that dirln'f, help. lie or
dered lee off the tirVmlscs. '.V the
worst of it was. N.m cli'isud rl.rht in
nnd bi'giin to scold Bunny for b'ttln'
me ln--ynd lenves the room, quick -
like. Bunny put It on Piiivhiloe. and
she at;d (lulu had it. 'sin b' Jin.,'. Gale
put pie out said in 'd -pepjer n,e. But
wait tijl 1 tell ' how she fooled him.
It was rainln' like h I, V It looked
ns If I was booked for a ride through
It and hadn't half drunk iny second
cup of coffee at thu'. I starts for the
burn, when someone In the dark on
the porch grabs :ry arm, spins me;
nround like u lop, throws n (lusher At p
Into my l'ae, mid there wiis Nan. j
'Bull,' she .snys, '1' n sorry. I don't
want to see you ride out In this with
nothing to eat; come this way quick
"She took me down cellar from the
DUtsIde, under the kitchen. Wlieii
Hale goes oiit(npiln she tllngs up thu
trapdoor, speaks lo Mex, pulls nli tin
kitchen shades down
liH'kM the doors,
nnd I sets down on the trapdoor steps ,ciigo, 111., writing your name uad ad
V eats a plpi-i' hot supper; sny'I j die -.s clearly. Uu will receive In re
Well, I rciton I drank a couple ' turn a trial package containing
iiuurts of coffee. 'i;ull,' she savs, 'l Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
never dime von no harm, did I?'
'Never,' says I,. 'and I never done yoli
none, neither, l';l I?
more, I never will do you
iiil whit's
Aim w n.ii
,,,...' Then
t up and tohl !i'r. 'Tell hlin,' say,
she. 'I can't get bold of u horse, nor
n pen, nor u piece of paper-I can't
leave the h MMe luil what I mil
watched every minute. They keep
fraek of me day and nMil. Tell hlin,'
I HIMiOMHMMtMMMIIIIHIIMMIMIWMIMM
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For Sale
FOR SALE One safe, best make.
Cheap if taken at once. tf
FOR SALE One Mosler safe In good
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PIANO FOR SALE Player, new, will
sell at big reduction to save storage.
Write Cable Piano Co., Aurora, 111.
FOR SALE Black' mare eight years
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new Teen" carpet loom and cutter,
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sne says, u con protect myself; they
think they'll r break me make me do
what they .want me to marry but
!..... ........ !.......(. ..... 1 T'll . .1..
im-,1 r.iii i tut ;it inr. ;tnu ill llt'M'l (ill i
It tell him that.' v ,
"'But.' says I. 'that ain't the whole
(Vw,. Miss Nan. What he'll ask me,
when he's borin' through me with his
eyes like Hie way you're borlu' mo
through with yours, is: When will you
see him when will he see you?'
"She looked worrit for a niinit.
;Thcu si)-' looks around, grabs up the
cover of an empty Ibaeco box and a
I fork and begins a-wrlting Inside." Bull
with as much of n smjle ns he could
call Into life from his broken nerves,
opened up his blanket, drew carefully
from an inside coat pocket an oilskin
package, unwrapped from it the flat,
square top of a tin tobacco box, on
which Nan had scratched a message,
tind handed it triumphantly to De
Spain.
lie read her words eagerly: 1
"Wait; don't have trouble.' I can
stand anything better tlmn bloodshed,
Henry. Be patient."
While De Spain, standing close to :
the lantern, deciphered the hrief note, I
Bull, wrapping Ills bhmlt about him j
with the air of one whoe responsibil
ity Is well ended, held out his hands I
toward the blazing stove. De Spain
went over the words one by one, anil
the letters again and again. It w;s,
after all their months of indeut meet
ings, the first written message he had
ever had from Nan. He, flamed n
' rvWy i: U: news that she was prls-
inner in her own home.
But: there was
! much to weigh
' '.mcli to think
feeling';--not i
own.
in her etched words,
about concerning her
lone concerning his
lie dropped Into his chair, and, ob
livious for a moment of his compan
ion's presence, stared into the fire.
When be started from his revery Bull
was asleep. De Spain picked him up.
carried him in Ills blanket over to a
cot, cut the wet rags off him, und,
rolling lihn In a second blanket,
walked out Into the barn anil ordered
up a team mid light wagon for Sleepy
Cat. The rain fell all night.
i TO VU5 CONTlNUKD.)
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i !,, ,
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BIDS FOR MEAT.
The County Home Committee of the
Hoard of Supervisors of La Salle
County. III., will receive bids up to
February !Jth, 1917, for furnishing and
, delivering from February 21th, 1917,
, to, February 24th, 1918, approximately
' "2,000 pounda of various kinds of
;mcet, F. O. B. Ottawa.
All meats furnished shall be suti-
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: Home Committee or the Superintend
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and the decision of such inspector
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All meats cliall be weighed on the
County Home scales by the Super
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Tho party receiving the contract
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, The County Home Committee will
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The County Home Committee will
pay for all meats furnished monthly.
Bid3 to be submitted on the follow
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Front quarters of beef of good mar
ketable quality (no old cows to he
delivered), delivered whole at the
Home. i
Plate Beef.
Hams, Bacon, Fk.li. Chops, Roasts,
and Steaks for the Superintendent's
Cottage.
Corried Hoef.
Lord (regular).
Lard (compound).
Soan Grease.
Sealed bids may be made separate -
ly for County Home and Superintend -
ent's cottage, and sent to John ()'Don
noil, chairman of County Home Com-
mlitee.- care Countv Clerk. Ottawa. Ill.i
The Committee reserves the right
to reject, any and all bids,' 2-2
Announcements.
For Commissioner.
Thomas Morgan desires to an
nounce himself as a candidate for
Highway Commissioner for the town
. ...
of Ottawa subject to the decision of
rD,rn(J ,. r,inr, . .
v,,v- v "' .. ....... .....
Fer Commissioner.
James White announces himself ai
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er subject to tin decision of the Dem
ocrat le town primaries.
DR. W. S. BLUE, ,
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Third floor Central life' ' Bulldtnf.
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calls In city or country will receive
faithful attention. Ottawa,5 111. '
'. JAMES J. CONWAV,
Attorney and counselor at law,' office,
rooms 40S and
Ottawa, Illinois.
407 Molone Bldg.,
, WILLIAM I. HI BBS,
Attorney at law, office West of court
house. "Phone, Main 1151. -
LADIES, READ THIS: M
Magnetic Healer treatments given ly
one of your own sex for those tired
out nerves. ., Headache, .Rheumatism
and all nervous troubles. Price
reasonable. ELLA WESTCOTT. 82
La Salle street, . after 8 o'clock
'phone. f.56-K Ottawa, Illinois.
T. W. BURROWS, M. D,
Phytdcian and Surgeon, office, at resi
dence, 810 Columbus street. "Offlc
hours, 1 to 8 p. in. " ' ''
OOCTOR CARTER.
Osteopathic physician, 4023,-4 Molon
ey Bldg., Ottawa, 111. T'Phonei Of
' flee, 385-R.r residence,' 867-k. ;
, , ... -.': , .
DR. J. J. MORIARTY,
Osteopathic Physician. Hottri: 8 to
12 a. ui.; 3 to & p. m.; 7 to 8 p. t.
'Phones, office, Main 215-R.; resi
dence, SS2-X. Moloney Bldg, Otta
wa, Illinois. - -
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CHICAGO, OTTAWA &. PEORIA
RAILWAY :
(Effective Oct. 1, 1916.)
EAST30UND. . i
Eastbound cars leave Ottawa .sta
tion for Marseilles, Seneca, Morris,
Minooka, Rockdale nnC Jollet.
In a. m.5:50, 7:S0, 9:50,
11:50. . ;
In p. m.--l:B0, 2:50, 8:50, l:E0,
5:50, 6:50, 9:00, 11:00.
Cars arrive from the west at 8:46
a. m., 7:45 p. m., 9:45 p. m., 11:33
p. 1:00 a. m... ... i , ..:
WESTBOUND. . :
... ,t
Westbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion for Chautauqua Park, Starved
Rock, Utlca, La Salle, Peru, , Spring
Valley, Ladd, DePuo, Bureau and
Princeton. , . ; ..... ;
In a. tn., D: 10. o5:C0, x6:50, o8:30,
o9:50, oil: 50. - ., -:
In p. m. ol:B0, x2:50, o3:50, x4:50,
o3:50, o7:50, 9:00, 11:33.
Cars avrivo from tho cast at 10:58
a. m., 3:50 p. m , 12:42 u. m.
SOUtHBOUND. ' '
1 Southbouna cars leave uttawa
1 t'on fr McKinloy Park. Graud Ridge
- aa etreator.
In ni 5:50, (16: 50,
7:50, 0:50,
U'w.
In p.
m. 1:50, 3:50, 5:50,, 8; 00,
11:00. ,,
dDully except SuDday. ,.
Marseilles, Seuoc., Morris and-la-termedlato
points only.
xLadd and intermediate points onty.
ol'rinccton nnd intermediate poluts
only. - . f
. La Salle and intermediate points
only. . ,
ALWAY3 BUY TICKETS AND
SAVE MONEY.
QUICK DELIVERY OF FREIGHT
AT LOW RATES.
WELLS FAROO EXPRESS.
PHONE AGENTS FOR FULL IN
FORMATION.
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