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Attorney at law. 210 211 ,Molone
Bldg., Ottawa, Illinois. Telephones:
Office. 373-W. Residence, 3I3-Y.
jsncone MY wife
nip timJ"
MA'S ARRIVED
L. W. BREWER,
Attorney and counsellor ut law and
i soli, iter in chancery. Will practice
1 law in the BtMMal courts and In
the feiltMuI courts. Special iten
turn given to til real estate cases
uf I .a Salle and adjoining counties,
including drainage question.-".
B. F. LINCOLN,
Attorney at lav, office, U Salle St.
west of court bou.se.
FRIDAY, MY L" 1917.
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DR. W. S. BLUE,
Specialist - eye, car. noso and throat
Third floor Central Lire Building.
'Phones: Offlce 1013-W. ilea., Main Ml
mm.
Ike. $jg)
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I 1 lT I
hel
Adoroc
One hundred ami I u cni.v-r(:ir. pair
of birds nest and n,is, their families
on the average farm of UW acres in
the northeastern stales.
Here we have the tale of a
young woman who is thrust by
her greedy and lazy family Into
a world of human vultures to
win a fortune with her personal
charn-.s. But sho surprises them
all with her fine traits of char
acter. Her struggles and con
stant danger are frightening,
but she brings help and happi
ness to men and women who
need It much. This is a story
with strong pulse.
, SYNOPSIS.
I
CHAPTER I-I'eter Knlulit, defeated
for political oflice In his town, deckles tu
vmture Njw York In order that tlie fam
ily fortunes might bm-llt by the expected
rise 'of his thai inlng daughter, Loiulei.
Til the doorway she hesitated an In
stant. favoring the group with her
Bhadowy. Impersonal smile. In her
gaze there was a faint 1111111117. for it
I plain that she hud interrupted a
t- eerfous lllscusslon. Slip came forward
and rested a hand upon her father's
f-tWulp, btiltwl,, bullet head. refer
reached up and took It in his own
moist palm.
"We were Just talking about you."
"be said.
sv- "Yes?" The smile remained as the
girl's touch .lingered.
"Your run thinks I'd better accent
' that New York nfrer nn rniii ii,.r.oiint , . . . .
v. Bunie of 1. e i-'iiiaiis in turn trotipt
clmniH."
"0a mine? I don't understand."
' Peter stroked the hand In his clasp,
and his weak, upturned . face wan
wrinkled with apprehension. ' "She
'. , thinks yon should see the world and
make something of yourself."
v "That would he nice." Lorelei's llpa
.. were still parted as she turned toward
? her mother In some bewilderment.
."You'd like the city, wouldn't you?"
Mrs'." Knight Inquired.
"Why, yes; I suppose so."
"We're poor poorer than we've ever
A" been.' Jim Will have to work, and so
will you."
"I'll do what I can. of course; hut
I don't know how to do anything I'm
afraid I won't he much help at first."
'WO'll see to that. Now, run aloiiff,
" dihrte."
When sho bad gone Peter save a
" srvinf of conviction.
'?-Ji 1" jii'ct'.f." he ncltnowledjred;
' 'c-v'.tv as a rlctnr. and you certainly
dresa lur well. She'd ought to make
a good actress."
Jim echoed him onllmsliisflcally.
"I'retty? I'll hot Iternhardt's got
nothing on her for looks. She'll have
A hrowiistone hut on FIftli iiveimo and
an airtight limousine one of these days,
see If he don't."
"When do you plr.n to leave?" fal
tered tho father,
Mra. Knight answered with some
satisfaction: "llohearsals commence in
May."
beauties, and, while he detested wom
en in general and the painted favorite
of I'.rondway in particular, !. had
forced himself to write the common
laudatory KtulT which the public de
lnanded. "Only once had he given free
rein to b!s Inclinations and written
with a poisoned pen. Tonight, how
ever, as he entered the stage door of
Nergnian's Circuit theater, it was with
a different Intent.
Regan, the stage-door tender, better
known Kinee his vaudeville days as
"The Judge," answered his greeting
with n lugubrious shake of a bald head.
"I'm a sick man, Mr. Pope. Same
old trouble."
"M-in-in. Kidneys, isn't it?"
"Xo. liheumatlsni. I'm a beehive
HWarmJtf with pains." The, Judge
leaned forward, and a strong odor of
whisky enveloped the cellar. "Could
you slip me four bits for some lini
ment?" '
Tho critic smiled. "There's a dollar,
llegnn. Try Scotch for a change. It's
better for you than these cheap blends.
And don't breathe toward a
you'll Ignite."
The .Tudjre laughed wheezingly. "I
do fnki'M' drop nifw anil thenr See
here, you know nH the managers. Mr.
1'opc. Can't you iind a job for Lottie
Devlne?"
"Lottie levine. Why. she's your
wife. Isn't she? She's a trlllc old," I'm
afraid."
Huh' She w sw tin n lot better'n
lie
Ileve me, she'd fit any
"Why don't you ask Ifei-gman?"
Mr.Jtegan shook his hairless head.
"He'sllppy on 'types. This show's
full of '0:11: real blondes, real brunettes,
bold and dashin' ones, tall and state
lies, blushers, shriukcrs, laughers, and
smiling, lie won t stand for make-up;
J .H(Ttix 111. his will hi' insi rtcil hi tins
! column 11.1t ix ilinn live linos, one
(time, 1.1 (-nt!;; three tillifR -." cents; ore
1 week, all ccnt.s. Kadi line over live, 1"
; cents ),i-r week luMitiimal.
I All advertisements in thia column must
he jiiiM in ailvantv.
after what y.ni wrote about
Remotest."
I 'ope shrngged. "Your daughter U
altogether different to the star of the
Palace Garden. Mrs. Knight. Demo
rest trades openly ujiou her notoriety
and I don't like bud women. New
York never would have taken her up
If die hadn't advertised as the wicked
est woman in Europe, for she can nei
ther act, sing nor dance. However,
she's become the rage, so I had to in-
i elude her in my series of articles. Now,
MISS ICni.'Ilt li-lu .. !..!.:... i.
""on; u icjiiiiiiiate
success as far as she has gone."
He turned to the girl herself, who
was smiling at him as she had smiled
since his entrance. He did no wonder
at the prominence her beauty had
brought her, for even at this close
range her make-up could not disguise
her loveliness. The lily had been
painted, to be sure, but the sacrilege j
was not too. noticeable; the lips were '
gianng.y reii now, but the expression
was uoite the less sweet and friendly.
"There's nothing 'legitimate' about
: musical xlmn-ti slm K.I.I ll, i.. t IW I !.', v i ' '
" : ' ' """ icoij , a I'Bimm I K'scnpi ion cures IVIJI nirVT Vivht rnnin fu nil ,..
i tn f. a hit mi. .,.,.! i ..ithP u,i,.i.n k.,..i ,,.!, 1 Ult i-1-!-''i'ii-room nut, all moil
I ' .v.i....,,, uu't i call l iri or i ' , Ma. i.,o ui ,
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Classified Advertising
tHMMUI3IMMNmNltlHtNflUmNCe8MMt
WANTED A iiosiliou as housekeeper.
Town iiosition prepared. Call ut
D Went Jefferson street.
WAXTI.
II. M.
Poor, hdplcss, hopo.
Ics, sick, surlerinc, mi.:
crablc woman. Kick b-
cause Fhc docsn t know anv better. Kick
i) -A
Kelly.
good fresh milch cow.
Phone ."4S-L or :!78-U.
For Rent
cause die (l(M-sa t really know why.
FOU RF.NT Modern flat over Keeier
iCrocluikcV; jewelry .store. lu
i;uire tleo. J. (j'leim.
j WANTED-2 or .'! furnished rooms for
I liKht house keeping by June first,
i Address H. M. this ollice.
Sick because the organs that tuiiko her a
woman are not proia rly iinforrrring tlcir I
functions and so arc sending nerve men
inges wit h aches and pains and distress all (
over her quivering body.
Nine-tenths of women's sickness comr.i !
from disordtT of thcs special organs. Tim
symptoms arc various- t he cause the sawn.
FUil UHXT- A tooil Kt-jiM huildiiig,
.sh-e ISxlS ft., suitable lor any kind
'.t a Lupines:!-:; located at 501 l.a Salic
St. For further particular'-,, ilII .m or
address Wm. Jamison, 720 l.a Salle
St., Ottawa, ill.
WANTED Family washing; will do
your washing at 5(1 cents per dozen.
If you bring it and call for it. Address
823 Pine Ktreet.
M DOUGALL A CHAPMAN,
Attorneys at law, National Hank Bldg,
Ottawa, 111.
W. H. JAMIESON, S. B, M.
Physician and Surgeon: 'phone office,
322-W., residence, Main 643. Ot
flee in Armory block. Professional
calls in city or country will recelv
faithful attention. Ottawa, 111.
slag or dance us well as Miss Demo
rct." "You don't need to; just let the pub
lic rest its eyes on you and it will be
satisfied anyhow, it should be. Of
course everybody flatters you. Has
success turned your head?"
, Mrs. Knight answered for her daugh
ter. "Lorelei has too much sense for
norvn'iwnrrc.: i
wnl-nfnlti, nn...l..:.. 1 Jr.-- ' I
jio.imij.in u;i(i liny oiucr i
troubles of women which can always be i
traeed dirytly lo fi tniainn weakness or I
disease. Thoasands of women right, hftro
in Illinois, after year:! of discouragement,
have w.-ittcn to Dr. Pierce, Invalid.-)' !
Iiotcl, HulTalo, X. Y., a,nd now thank him j
for their renewed health and happircss. I
Ottawa, III. "I have used Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. At one time when
rather run-down I twk two bottles. I
ern
rows
convenances. Inquire Dr. llur-
MEN TO LEARN BARI'Ek TRADE
Prepare for lighter work, better ;.ay,
more jobs, tew weeks' completes.
Day or evening. Nearly threo years
saved. See how. Catalogue m.-iilerl
ifree. MOLLER BARBER COLLECE
105 3. Fifth Ave., Chicago.
JAMES J. CONWAY,
Attorney and counselor at law, office,
rooms 40S and 4U7 Moloue Uldiu
Ottawa, Illinois.
WILLIAM I. HI DBS,
Attorney at law, office west o cturt
house. "Phone, Main 161.
FOR RENT-A six room house. .Mod
era conveniences, 'Phone M. N. Arm
strong, Moloney Bldg.
i that. She Kiioermtoil .iiicll,- l..,.
isn't snoileil " ;iound it just as r-ratM-a lirsU la
! Tho, i touio tind nervine. I have; alwavs heard
i ut n, in lcsponso to a nilestlon bv It well snoken of
Pope, Lorelei told him something of who have lined it." Mns. Anna Smith,
her experience. "We're up-state people, ' 40;) Joffer.wii.St., Ottawa, I!f.
you know. Mr. P.ergman was tonkin." ' It w a mndicine tli-v!'"d to cans one eer
for types, and I seemed to u, i aI.n ki!"' of 'Mhwwc female disease. It
got an engagement at once. The news-
lamp, or papers begun to mention me, nnd when
! lie produced this show he had the nart Ml a 11 iiio the whole brvl"-
of the Fairy 'Princess written in for If voti me n miiTiw. If vmir .lnlii.
For Sale
brings eaao and oomfor and sleep. It, re
Rtores perfect, health, n, fill s out chcek
, hollows, brightens tho t yc ;, i ut j vim and
me. Its really verv easr. nnrl I .lon't nioifi'T, ttiMr need lie hi wt Dr. Pien-cs
t-xcept wear the eowns and ! favorite Prescription in liquid or tablet
dp, much
speak n few lines,
- "You're one of the principals." her
I mother said, chillingly,
! "I suppose you're ambitious?" Pope
put in.
Again the mother answered. "In
deed she is, and she's bound to siu
I feed. Of course, she hasn't had any
j experience to speak of. but there's
j more than one manager that's got his
I ('-ve 0,1 her." The listener inwardly
j cringed. "She could be starred easy.
; and she will be, too, in another se'a
i son."
rope resented Mrs. Knight's share in
! form trom imv medicmi d.'.der to-.!::v.
! Book oa v.onica'j t':.,ca. c.; ::,j, t.t.
FOR SALE OR RENT A strictly
modern eight-room house on. Illinois
avenue. Also threo furnished rooms,
well located. For further particulars
call on or address Wm. Jamison, 720
La Salle street, Ottawa, 111.
Wanted
City af Toledo, Lucas j -
he wants 'em with the dew on. They've ! tt,ft conversation. He did not like the
CHAPTER II. "
Mr. Campbell Pope was a cynic. He
had cultivated a superb contempt for
those beliefs which other people cher
ish. Most men attain success throuch
love of their work! Mr. Pope had be
come an eminent critic because of his
hatred for the drama and nil things
dramatic. ' Nor was he any more enam
ored of journalism, being in truth by
nature iKipolIc, but after trying; many
occupations uml fulling in all of them
be had rot timed to his desk after each
excursion Into oilier fields. First-night
iiudlcnees knew him now, and had
come to look for his thin, sharp fea
tures. His shapeless, wrinkled suit,
that resembled a sleeping bag; his flan
nel shirt, always tloles and frequently
coilarlesM, were considered attributes
ot genius; nnd, finding New York to bo
uraiizlngly gullible, he took n certain
delight In accentuating his eccentrici
ties. At especially prominent pre
mieres lie affected a sweater under
neath his coat, tint that was his nearest
approach to formal evening dress.
Further concession to fashion he made
none.
Owing to the dearth of new produc
tions this summer, Pope had under
taken a nerles of miiguxine articles de
scriptive of the reigning theatrical
ot to look natural for I'.ergniun! That's
somt of 'em now." He nodded toward
a group of young, fresh-cheeked girls
who had entered the stage door and
were hurrying down the hall.
! "I've come to Interview one of Berg
man's 'types;' that new bounty, Miss
Knight. Is she here yet?"
I "Sure; her and the back-dron. ton.
She carries the old woman for seen-;
'cry" Mr. Regan took the caller's card j
and shullled away, leaving pope to:
watch the stream of performers aa i
they entered, and made for their quar- !
iters There were many women in the
iititubet. and all of them were pretty. I
; M't of them were overdressed in the
extremes of fashion; a few, quietly i
garbed ladles and gentlemen entered !
the lower dressing rooms' reserved for !
the principals. 1
Meanwhile he exchanged greetings j
with the star a clear-eyed man with i
the face of a scholar and the limbs of
au athlete. The latter hud studied for
the law; he had the drollest legs In the
business, and his salary exceeded that
of Supreme court jnstice. They were
laiKing wnoii Air. Kegan returned to
tell the Interviewer that he would, bo
received.
Pope followed to the next Ilonr nnd
entered n brightly lighted, overheated
dressing room, where Lorelei and her
mother wero waiting. It was a glar
ing, stuffy cubbyhole ventilated by
means of a hull door and a tiny win
dow opening from the lavatory at the
rear. Along the sides ran mirrors, be
neath which was fixed a w'ide make up
shelf. One section of the wall was do
Voted to telegraph nnd cable forms,
hearing messages of felicitation nt the
opening: of "The Revue of 1013." A
zoologist would have found the display
uninteresting: but n society reporter
would have reveled In tho names nu.l
especially in the sentiments inscribed
upon the yellow sheets. Some were ad
dressed to Lorelei Knight, others to
Was Lynn, her roommate.
( Pope found Lorelei completely
dressed, in expectation of his arrival.
She wore the white and sliver first-act
costume of the Fairy Princess. Both
she and her mother were plainly non
plused at the appearance of' their
"a Her; but Mm. Knight recovered
fliilckly front the shock nnd snld'ngree
ably: "Lorelei was frightened to death at
your ni(HHiige yesterday. Sin wau al-
j elder woman's face, nor her voice, nor
; her manner. She impressed him as an
j other theatrical type with which he
jwas familiar the stage manima. He
found himself marveling at the (lis
j similarity of the two women,
j "Of course a famous beauty does
; meet a lot of people," he said." "Tell
! mo what you think of our flourishing
; lttle city and Our New York men."
! But Lorelei raised a slender hand.
! "Xot for worlds. Besides, you're
( making fun of me now. You are eon
i sidered a very dangerous person', Mr.
! Pope."
"You're thinking of my story about
I the Demurest woman again," he
laughed.
' Is she really us bad
described her?"
," " (TO 111-: CONTINCKD.)
! State or Ohio,
; County, as.
i
: Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City cf Tol'io, Couty and State afore
said, and that raid firm will pay the
sum of ONE i I ENDUED DOLLARS
for each and every ease of ('attach
that cannot be cured by tho use o"
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
I' RANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and ntbscri'-e
in my presence, (his Clli day of D
cembcr. A. I). I'M;.
: A. W. Ci.L'ASON.
t.M'at.) Notary
Hail's Catarrh Cure i ; taken
ally, Hid acts directly on the
nnd iiiucouri surfaces of the
Send for testimonial;! free.
F. J. CHENEY K- CO., Toledo.
Sold by ait n.-nfjgisK ::'.
'lake Hall's Family Pills for
nation.
WAITED Saturday 'morning at 7 o'
clock 25 boys and girls, ages from
10 to 20 years, to cut asparagus. 13
cents an hour. Bring your dinner. C.
Cole, tho gardner. Telephone 158.
OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED
1 on't. matter if broken. I pay one
to ten dollars per set. Send by pureed
post and receive check by return mail.
L. Mazer, 2CS7 S. 5th St., Philadelphia,
Pa.
Miscellaneous
PUBLIC SALE of real estate of de
ceased Daniel Lawless on premises
Wednesday, May 10, at 2 p. m. II. M.
Kelly.
VOCAL INSTRUCTION by Gladys W.
Elliot of the London Royal academy
and the Vienna Conservatoire. Moder
ate Terms. Studio custodian Red
dick's library. Telephone 645-11. 2.
W ANTED -r.ioining.
Three teamster.
Apply to Fred
Moud,
Sc'iere;
WANTED A boy tml j
tobacco; must bo over
ane. Anpiy iu person lo
k"ker. I
iri to strip
14 years of
Henry Wal-
WAN'TED Men for general factor)
work, all departments. ,1. E. I'm
tor Co.
SEND YOFR lace, senm and muslin
curtainu to bo laundered early.
Washed by hand, dried in the open
air. All goods handled carefully.
Lace curtains, full length and width
' cents per pair; narrow nnd short,
10 cents per pair. Muslin nnd scrim
curtains, tents per pair. Fancy
and handwork, a specialty. Work
guarauiccd. '.'all 'J3S-Y. for particulars,
LADIES, READ THIS:
Magnetic Healer treatments given by
one of your own sex for those tired
out nerves. Headache, Rheumatlsin
and all nervous troubles. Prices
reasonable. ELLA WKSTCOTT, 821
La Salle street, after 3 o'clock
'phone. r-!J K., Ottawa, Illinois.
T. W, BURROWS, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon, offlce, at real-
8 to Columbus street, Offlce
1 lo 3 p. ni.
deuce,
hours,
DOCTOR CARTER.
Cteopalhic: physician, 402-3-4 Melon
ey Bldg., Ottawa, III. 'Phone: Of
lice, 383-11.; residence, 3C7-K.
DR. J. J. MORiARTY,
Osteopathic, Physician. -( Hours: fl to
12 a. m.;"2 to 5 p. m.; 7 to 8 p. m.
'Phones, offlce, Main 215-R.; real
dunce, 8S2-X. Moloney Uldg., Otta
wa, Illinois.
CHICAGO, OTTAWA & PEORIA
RAILWAY
I'OSMTION
WANTED .feteiioviiaiilie!
!ilii;'(i';;)!y cxoM-iemed in coi.iiil":
ei.il line. Apply at thhi ollice.
I'UOilc.
intern
Moo)
'';;' cm
O.
eons
WANTED - Chi
ollice vy-oj'K.
uniin.g. NYJ5.
.loaning
WANTED -Mi n
work. Coed pay
Ottawc, plant.
for l,ooki: ( jon
Appiy in ( v. n
(are Five 'I
FOR SECRET SERVICE WORK u:id
! collecting evidence, call phone 3SII-L
or address Box 7!), Ottawa, III.
PIANO AND PLAYER PIANO Tuning
and repairing. AH work guaranteed.
(Effective Oct. I,
KAST30UND.
Eiistbo'ind curs leave
1916.)
han,!
A'o;ust Jehly,
Phone 804-1'.
C 0 1 Norris street.
Ii;iv'i
1 1 i 1 1 1 ;
Wf
r.oiiii
for
m S;
' know!
I'm Lory
lice. Co.,
IMt. K. A. KELLY, OTTAWA, ILL.
1125 Columbus St. Phone 225-Y.
Silver tills 7."c to ? I. Porcl. crowns,
$5 Cold crowns $.5 to $S. Plates $ to
$10. All work guaranteed llrrt class.
0,'lloc bourti S a. m. to 7 :.".) p. m.
BILL TO SST ASIDE WILL.
NOTICE.
as you have
La Salle
Court, .
Revised.
"Mamma, can me and Tommy have
some cake?" asked little Rr.Ct.
"Not unless you ask grammatical
ly," replied her mother.
"Well, then," said she. "may I have
a piece of cuke '"-Dallas News.
-Bill to
by Ella !
:. Mar- I
Joseph
Cur;;
Avoid Oily Skin
and Shiny Nose
A new and effective treatment
for oily and llabby. skins, has re
cently been perfected.
The use of astringent cream at nirht
and astringent lotion during the day will
remove tho oily appcars-ue and improve
the texture of tfe shin - l-Yec demonstra
tion and explanation of treatment at
EDITH A. PERROT
Phone 107MV, Moloney Bldg.
MARINELLO CO., LA CROSSE, WIS.
H. M. Kelly and ' Elmer E. Robert;
Solicitors.
Stale of Illinois,
In the Cireui
A. D. 111 7.
In Chaii'i ry. Cm. No. 217(4
Set Aside Will.
Pan! Egan and L'orothy E;.
Lgan, their next' Ij-ietid, v
garei Kgan. E'mer U. l'.'gr.n,
P. E(:i.n, Robert E.-an ;.n
tophcr .C. E?'un. j
Affidavit that the defendants, Chris- i
.. i , , . . . . i
i '-'I""-' r.; ,,u ami ,i( !e;:ii r, I ;;r.;, ;
! ii ioiie out or this State !.o tha! pio-1
I ( ess eenno' be served upon (bora, hay I
! iu ' fi'1 (I in the. Clerk's ollice of;
1 'he Circaii Court of raid County, nrj
lire is therefore hereby given to the!
J said dei'endunts that, the cor.ipl.rn.'H.t :!
; filed their bill o." co:niluini iu said!
! Ccurt, In the Chancery side thereof,!
; pn the third day of May, IDT ;,ndi
that I hereupon a s'lninnma issued out
I "i kb at court wherein suit
i ceding :ciuniaM
I (lay In tho niontli of Jin,, next as is
i by law require ;. Now unices you, !
the said defendants ' above lianied,
i Joacph P. Egan and Christopher c.
E:;a:i, i bull ietr.r.ni-.lly be and appear!
! before tho i;ald Circuit t oitrt, on Lbei
j Hist day or the next term thereof, to
j be holden at Ottawa, In and for the!
j i'fii'1 tiouaty, tn the nceond Monday in
j .htnc next, and plead, anawer or do
j mil:' to lite rub! entuplninaiit'a bii! or!
, omplalnl, the sann and the inntlnvl
i end ihln-iM therein charged and stated;
i will ho taken as eonfe:ired, nnd a de
cree cntcreii against you according
lo tho prayer of said bill.
i , .1, L. WITZEMAN, Clerk.
Otlu wn,' frilnobi, May 'I!; 1 H 1 7. I
Henry M. Kelly uml .Elinor K. Roli-
ei't.s, ciunphriKtnl.'i' noHcfuiry. i
Public notice is hereby given to the
jocki;oidcrs of the E. .1. Reyn-ibis
Sand Company, an lliinoi,", corpora
County, ss.jiion, that there will be a special tneet
urio Teim, ing of the f Ir.-ltholders of said com
pany to vote upon the following ques
tion, viz.,
"Shall the bo;:r,l of directors of
una company He mi reused from thr
to five member-;?" i
V.i M 1 ...... , in , , . , I
-1" Kiei-iiMS win no
at ibo principal place of liusine
said company at Ftic.i, Illiniii
lone 4th, A. 1)., 1!M7,
:!!'! A. M. on said da
to tho regular annual r.toc'uliolder;-,'
meeting of said coni)iany.
You are requested to be present at
said special mooting.
Jt'LlA C. LOVE.
HOWARD C. CARY,
CHARLES J, NIESION,
Directors.
roe
held
as or
',, on
lit the hour of
y and Just prior
n'shed: 4S,!!71 iu, yds, of excavation,
2.X" lin. ft. iS.'tnib tonc curbing, reset
ling l,7::o lin. It. sandstone curbing,
((instructing 10 catch basins, fl.772 ell. !
yds; concrclo foundation, !!,22-l on. yds.;
of sand. 4S,:;71 sq, yds. of brick pave
ment, prone, filler for 4S.371 sq. yds.,
hr'ck pavement and 27 tons of asphalt, j
Said Improvement shall be ojii !
i-trucicd and made in aeconian-'c with'
the oivl'nanoo providing for the samel
and tin- l-aps, plats, plans and speei-j
Ilea' Ions for the same on file in the'
oilier, of the Public Engineer of said!
Board.
Proposals must be made on blanks,
furnished by raid Board and hi com-;
pliance with the instructions thereto;
ultaehed, which can be bad on appll-j
cat ton to tho Public Engineer, and
must, be rccotnnanied bv cash or bv
check payable to the order of the!
uuu iur Marseilles, Keneca,
Minooka, Rockdale and Joliet
in a. in.-11:50.
In p. m. 1:50, 2:f,0,
5:50, 6:50, 9:00, 11:00.
Cars arrive from the
a. in., 7:45 p. m., !);45
P. in., 1:00 a. in.
Ottawa sta-
Morris,
-3:30. C:i., 7:50, 9:50,
3:50, 4:50,
west nt 8:46
p. m., 11:33
WESTBOUND.
Westbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion for Chautauqua Park, Starved
Rock, Utica, l.a Salle, Peru, Spring
Valley, Ladd, DePue, Bureau and
Princeton.
In a. m x5:10, o5;50, x6:C0, 08:30,
(!):. 50, oil: 50.
In p. m. ol:B0, x2:50, o3:50, x4:50,
o5;3o, o7:50, 9:50, 11:33.
Cars arrive from tue east at 10:50
a. ni 3:50 u. m.. 12:42 n m
! SOUTHBOUND.
j Southbound- cars leave Ottawa sta
j tion for McKinley Park, Grand Ridge
I and Sireator.
; Iu a. m.-5:50, d0:50,
1 11:50.
In p. ni. 1:50,
! 11:00.
dDaily except Sunday.
Marseilles, Seneca, Morris and In-
7:50, 9:50,
3:50, 5:50, 8:00.
President of said Board of Local lm
provetnents in his official capacity, cer-j tennediato points only
'""--I 'y a respoiiHiuio tianii tor an
immiut of not loss than ten per cent
is now
The most chungeublo thin:.; lo the
on the rceond .Mo-n-l world arc the course of waters and i'le
timer of women. -Til tactis.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
! M'
; sal.
1 The
' uds,
) of i he .aggregate of the propo-
in
Se.'ileil bids will be received for the
V; not ruction of the Improvement, of the
Down Town Pavement, etc., of I lie
City of Ottawa, by the Board of Local
Ininro-cnieiil:', and the Council of the
City of Ottawa until the 25th day cf
May, A. D. I!H7. at the hour o!' in
o'clock A. M . at the city olllees In the
On! ml Lite Building, in said City or
Olfawa, Illinois; ut which time and
place said bid.4 will be publicly open
ed. II is esCuinlod (but there will be
abonl. the following aniouuis of work
to be done and maicriulu to be fur-
contractor shall be paids
bearing the tate of five
'; ) pet- annum.
No e'd-t will be received unless the
party o:T ring it, shall furnish evi
dence satisfactory to the Board of Loc
al Improvements thai he bus the nec
essary facilities, ability and pecuniary
resources to fulfill the conditions of
the contract and execute the work,
ihoiild tho contract be awarded to
him.
Bidden! will examine I he ordinances,
maps, plats, plans and spec ideations
and also the locality in which said
work Is to be done and Judge
themselves nil of the conditions
cireunislaiu es ulToetlng the cost
nature of tpo work,
The Hoard of Local luiproven
reserves the right to reject any
xl.add and intermediate points only.
ol'riuceton and intermediate poitds
only,
6 La Salle nnd Intermediate .points
only.
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND
SAVE MONEY.
QUICK DELIVERY OF FREIGHT
AT LOW RATES.
WELLS FASCO EXPRESS.
15th
for
and
and
lenls
and ;
all bids, as authorized by law.
Diilcd ut Ottawa, Illinoh;, this
day of May, 11117.
15. V. BRADFORD,
Mayor and President of tho Board of
Local Improvement?.
w. w. cenr'
City Clerk.
CKdROE L FARNSWOKTH,
Public Engineer and Secretary of the
Board of Local ltnprovciuouU,