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OTTAWA F IiEE TKAIM'lUJOrKXAl,.
PACE FIVE
I Professional Cards
M. N. ARMSTRONG,
' Attorney at law, 210 211 Molonej
T;1i1k.. Ottawa, IUIiioIh. Telephone!:
nilice, 27j-VU Residence, J13-Y.
L. W. BREWER,
Attorney anil counsellor at law and
, solicitor iu chancery. Will practice
1 law in the Beveral courts and la
J tho federal courts. Special itlen
! t ion given tu all real estate casei
j of l.a Salle and adjoining counties,
including drainage question.
3. F. LINCOLN, ; "
Attorney at law, ollice, Iji Salle St,
j west of court bouse.
DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS
Yes, Father should have been forewarned
' ii T. -,
SATURDAY, MAY T 1917.
I AM iuiNft bcwuiJ ) I NO "i3 VT " mV DE.AW ! I WHA,"1 DO YCO MLAW """ -
TSV -rVvc.JV1E-7 ,F 'D ,T S m- 'NC around HOW WAS I TO
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AUCf
WMK
Here we have the tale of a
young woman who Is thrust by
her greedy and lazy family Into
a world cf human vultures to
win a fortune with her personal
charms. But she 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.
1
SYNOPSIS.
CHAPTER 1-I'eter KnlKht, defeated
for pulitti ul office In his town, decides to
venture Nw rk In enter tlmt Hie fata
lly fortunes might benefit by the i-xpectud
line uf Ills charming daughter, Lorelei.
"I don't know, never having met the
lady, f wouldn't humiliate myself by
n peieoual Interview, so I built a story
on tho Broadway gossip. Inasmuch
' is she goes In for notoriety, I gave
Iwr some of the best that I had In
""rWr" TTef photographer did the rest."
Thu door curtains parted, and Lllas
Lynn, a slim, black-eyed young wom
an, euterod. She greeted Pope cor
dially as she removed her hat and
"
Me What You Think of
Flourishing Little City."
handed it to the woman who acted as
'dresser for the two occupants of the
, room, j ,
' "''Tni Intel as usual," (die said. "Hut
don't leave on my account." She dis
appeared into the lavatory, and
emerged a moment latpr lu n combing
Jacket. "Lorelei's got her nerve to
talk to you after the panning you gave
Dcmorest," she continued. "Aren't
you ashamed of yourself to strike u
defenseless slur?"
' .I'or nodded. "I am,, and Tin
Asbltuiod of my entire sex when I hear
of them flocking lo the Palace Oar
idert just to see a woman who has nnth
; intf to distinguish her but a reputation
for vlleness."
"Dlil you see the crown jewelsthe
King's ' Citbachon rubles?" Lorelei
naked.
"Only from the front. I dare My
they're as counterfeit nst she In."
Mlsu Lynn turned, revealing a
coiliitenaiice as shiny as that of nn
Eskimo belle. Willi her war paint only
half ripplled and her hair secured close
ly to her small head, she did not in
the least resemble the dashing "count
ess" of the program. ,
"Oh, they're real enough. I got that
straight."
Campbell Popo scoffed.
"Isn't it true about the king of Pel
dovla? Didn't he wreck his throne?"
eair-rly queried Mrs. Knight.
. "1 nerer met tbrf klnjr, find I haven't
Our .
. . v .
examined his throne. 'Hut, you Titiow,
kings ean do no wrong, and thrones
tire easily mended."
Hut Mrs. Knight was insistent; ler
eyes glittered, her sharp uose was
thrust forward Inquisitively. "They
say she draws two thousand a week,
and won't go to supper with a man for
less than live hundred dollar. She
says if fellows want to be seen la
public with her they'll have to pay for
It, ami she's right. Of course she's ter
ribly had, hut you must ndiiiit she's
done mighty well for herself."
"We'll have a chance to see her to
night." announced Lllas. "Mr. Ilam-
mon is giving n big supper to some of
I his friends and we're going Lorelei
'mid I. Jiemorest Is down for her
'Dunne de Nuit.' They say ' It's the
limit." ,
"llamrnon. the steel man?" queried
j the critic, curiously.
".Sure. There's only one ILtinmon.
Hut nix on the newspaper story; this
! Is a private affair."
j "Never let us speak 111 of a poor
, Pittsburgh millionaire," laughed Pope,
j "Scandal must never darken the soot
of that village," lie turned as Slos
son. the pres agent of the show, en
: tcred with n bundle of photographs,
j "Here are the uf pictures of Lore
I lei for your story, old mau." Mr. Wes
son said. "Hergmann will appreciate
the boost for one of his girls. Help
yourself to those you want. If you
need any more stuff I'll supply It."
"Don't go to the trouble," Pope hast
ily deprecated. "I know the story.
Now I'm going to leave and let Miss
Lynn tlress."
"Don't go on my account," urged
I.Ilas. "This room Is like a subway
station, and I've got so 1 could 'change'
In I'.r.vant park nt noon and never
shock a policeman."
"You won't say anything mean about
list, will you?" Mrs. Knight implored.
"In this business a girl's reputation is
all she has."
"I promise." Pope held out Ills
hand to Lorelei, and as she shook it
her lips parte 1 In her ever-ready smile.
"N'ico girl, that." the critic remarked,
ns he and Siosson descended the stairs.
"Which cine Lorelei, Lllas, or the
fermi'i" gorilla?"
"How did she come to choose that
for a mother?" muttered Pope.
"One of nature's inscrutable myste
ries. P.ut wait. Have you seen
Hrother Jim?"
"No. Who's he?"
"Ills mother's son. Xeed we say
more? lie's a great help to the family,
for ho keeps 'cm from getting too
proud over Lorelei. He sells Introduc
tions to his sister." -
Campbell pope's exclamation was
lost in a babble of voices as a bev.y
of "Swimming Girls" descended from
the enchanted regions above and scur
ried out upon the stage. Through the
double curtain the orchestra could be
faintly heard; a voice was crying,
"Places."
"Sonic Soul Kissers with this troupe,
eh?" remarked Siosson, when the
scampering figures had disappeared.
"Yes. Ilergman has made a fortune
out of this kind ti show. He's a
friend to the 'Tired Business Man.'"
"Speaking of tin? weary Wall street
workers, there will be a dozen of our
ribbon winners at the llamrnon sup
per tonight."
"Tell me, Is Lorelei Knight ti 'regit,
lar (rWreipienler of these affairs'"
"Sure. It's part of the graft."
"I se."
"She has to piece out her salary like
the other girls. Why, her whole family
Is n round her neck mother, brother
and father. Old maa Knight was run
over by n taxlcab Inst summer. It
didn't hurt the machine, but he's Rot a
broken back or something. Too had
It wasn't brother Jimmy. You must
meet him, by the way! I never beard
of Lorelei's doing anything really
bad." For the moment Campbell pope
made no reply, Meanwhile a great
wave of singing flooded the regions nt
tho back of tho theater ns the curtain
rose and the chorus broke Into sudden
sound." When be did speak It was with
unusual bitterness.
"It's the rottetiest business In the
world, Siosson. Two years ngo she
was n country girl; now she's a P.rond-
way I telle. "How lung will she last,
d'you think r
"Slie'8 too beautiful to last Imcr."
agreed the press agent, soberly, "espe
cially now that the wolves arc on her
trail. Hut her dancer jmi't so much
from the people she meets with as the
people she eats with. That family of
jliers would drive any girl to the limit.
They Intend to cash in on her; the
m.Tther Kays so."
"And they wiil, too. She can have
her eledee of the wealthy roundels."
"Ioi't got tnt wrong." Siosson has
tened to qualify. "She's square; un
drwtat;dr" "Of course; 'object tint ti iinony." It's
the old story, and her mother v.lii see
to the in:,' ti;d the orar.e lihw-oms.
But what's tic difference, after all.
Siosson.' It'll be hell for her, smuI a
eale to the highest bidder. eh:!"r way."
(To tii': nTti i:d i
Among t!io Aetic'cr.to.
Amateur Tciior-'-Thnt's odd. I '"tut't
find any account of my singing at I'.ic
Kwellmoie's mtislcule last evening. His j
friend-Where did you look for tt? j
Amateur Tenor Among the Musical
notes, of course. His l' -lend-It might j
bo iu the paper after till. Why not try
some other department? Exchange. !
An All Around Docs.
"P.ut," exclaimed the man of dclicnte
sensibilities, "will your conscience n r
tnit you to do as you suggest?"
"Look here, friend," answered the
New York politician. "I am accustomed
to be boss even of my own conscience "
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
Agriculture.
I know of no pursuit In width more
renl and Important service can be ren
dered lo tiny country than by Improv
ing its agriculture. George Washing
ton. Modern Machinery.
Not to see poetry in the machinery
of this present age is not to see poetry
In the life of the age. It is not to' be
lieve Iu the age. Gerald Stanley Leo
fj 4 t J J ? J 4 J $ $
!
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
Hardening of the Arteries.
Hardening of the arteries can
not be cured. The vessels have
been overstretched day by day
and white. Inelastic libers have
taken the place of the elastic
tibcrs that have been lost. The
elastic libers can never be re
stored. But one can result' to
himself so that his life may yet
be long and comfortable. Tem
perance In eating, drinking mid
wording must bo the unalterable
rule of conduct.
The man with arteriosi lero
sis should have Ids blaod pres
sure taken iiei iodi' iilly. In cae
of di.:'.iness and a considerable
rise In pressure ho should guard
against apoplexy by starving
.
4
5 and purging.- When the pressure
, rises suddenly and sharply be
should lieve his mine examined
for. albumen, as Bright's disease
is even more of a menace t'mn
apoplexy.
4, .'. .- ;
I-
AM
UP!
'There's a
time for
everything
Now is the time to
dean up with
SAPOLIO
mmmmm m 11111 mmmmtmmi W"
mi mi in 11 w
Modern D. e idnaughtt.
Beyond ull doubt mode.ru dread
naughts represent the highest level of
i controlled strength that the human
race bus yet seen. The fact that 2."i,t ;i
j tons or more of metal can be driven
, through water nt the slued of an ex
; press train while Hi big guns hurl
i shells wiMglilittf three-quarters of a
j ton to a distance of twenty miles Is a
j iniracio in mechanism.
I During the evolution of the warship
i to Its present state of elliciency marine
I engineers have been faced with the
I problem of protecting vital parts of the
i vessel from the evor increasing bitting
power of large shells. In other words,
the lighting valuo depended upon it;!
ability to take as well us give bard
j knocks. Some Idea of the diUiculty
j may be gathered from the fact that a
j fifteen inch shot strikes a blow tit Its
j maximum point of speed capable of
! Ih'ting 50,001) tons a foot from the
ground. Ijondou Standard.
Swamp Lands.
The national chamber of commerce
declares that had not the hospital
corps of tho army definitely determin
ed tho statu s of tho mosquito and thus
caused menacing swamp lands to be
drained It is an open question whether
the building of the Panama canal
would have been possible.
in following up this work we Hud
that the United States in draining
breeding places of the mosquito has
reclaimed thousands of acres of land
and made them available for agricul
tural purposes. There are approxi
mately lofl,0(K,000 acres of swamp
lands In the country where for years
the mosquito bus held undisputed
sway, of which "5.000.000.. "' "bout
oneeigbth of the total area of the
country, can bo reclaimed for the plow
share. The only vnl. e of swamp land
lies In its possibility -of reclamation;
otherwise tt Is n serious liability us a
breeder of disea:t. Leslie's.
Children Cry
m FLETCHER'S
CASTORiA
Catfvmhm Had
Kidney Trouble
Jack Ifaltos, Copperopoliii, Calif.,
Bays: "1 tuul aneli a severe case of
Kulney trouble. J thought, I would hava i
to pi II out my bu.-iiiiosi.'j. J took U.ree i
licittli.'i uf I'oky Kidney .fills willed
etit.fp.lv rt-tii-v t t me and I havo had
no rcc-urrtntd of Iiliiney trouble siacu
ilipn."
riorn.-i Hays it poems ns if you ton
no l'.:ir;"r hen i- the pain end iiiiscy
;' tl i" 'lr fron kidney and bhulii. r
tryji'v. .... The aclio across your back
Ki"ws worse villi every mva you
m-.tia mid every step yuu take. It
Ju.n ftvi :nsi to il yen of a1 utrongUi :
f'Tid t:eif,-y. j'otir bead nrbes, yen
tire Tv i-voii,-) fttrl worn out, fdoop poorly
aad bavc no a.ipetite, stomach i.,; uo- .
si t and b uvels lrrMjulur.
Foley Kiiiaej I'll Is k''son tho pr.ln,
tir-til it is (inuiiy f-one cnl'rely. They
CiVii strength e.i.d tono to the' kidneys 1
--malio tl.oin iiu-ong, active, their ae.
timi bflciiMus fCKitliir' a.el iiorinnl I
loMiri, and your binlth gruws better !
each rlny you U.ku tils Krcul Lciiliay !
For salo by W. D. Dineau.
Slate or Ohio.' City -j Toledo, Lucas
County, r,3.
Frank J. Ciiency makes oath that, he
is senior partner of l lie; linn of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo. Couty and State afore
said, and that said llrm will pay the
sum of ONE -IILWDRKD DOLLARS
for each and every case of CaCarh
j that cannot be cured by the use of
i Hall's Catarrh Cure.
! FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before tun and : uhscri'js
' In my presence, this (Ith day of D"
'.(.ember. A. D. IM.fi.
' : A. W. C-LEASON,
(Seal.) Notary Public
Hall's Catarrh Cure ia taken intern
1 ally, a id acts directly 011 the Idoie
! and mucous surface; of the
I Send for testimonials free.
system,
I K. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
I Sold by nl! Druggists, 7Hc.
j Tnko Hall's Family Pills for com;!.1
1 pittion.
NOTICE.
1 B. F. Lincoln, Atty. at Low.
! Estato of William H. Baker, deceas-
Oll.
Notice la hereby given that the 1111
I del-signed, adiiiinistrator of the estate
, of William II. Baker, lato of the coun
ty of La Salle and State of Illinois,
I deceased, will appear before the pro
.bate court of said county, on the first
I Monday (being the second tiny) of
I July, 1917, tit tho probate court room,
In Ottawa, In said county, when and
where all persons having claims or de
.' miirrls against said estato are notified
; to attend and present the fume In
j wrltlui? for adjustment. , .
I Dated the 12th day :ef May, A, 1).
lint.
WILLLUVJV. LEIIR, Ailujiiiistrator.
t IMtMMWHMIHIWMNMMIMMNIMWIaMMl
s
Classified Mverfising
9
2
.VlWI'tlSI'im lit Will lie illSel tfll ill ti.tS
eiiliunn nut tx.veiliiii; live lint-s. one
Hon. !" ceiut tin. -tinwS, ;Tn!iiit:: one
tteU, .Mi cents, lined d:ie over live, lu
ciiitn per week aililStiimitl.
: All advertisements in this column must
be ;iuil in a. I valu e.
For Rent
KOU KKNT Modern flat over Kech r
&.&, Kroehnkc's j'.wclry store. In
quire Geo. J. Gleini.
FOIl KENT -A Rood fit-jro nuiltling.
sine ISxlS It.,, suitable lor any kind
.-,f a business; located :st S0 La Sc.lle.
St. For further particular-;, fail .in or
addre:s Win. Jamison, 720 l.a fc'alle
bt., Ottawa, 111. -
FOR RENT Eight room Hat, all mod
ern conveniences, inquire Dr. Bur
rows FOR. RENT A six room house. Mod
era conveniences, 'Phone M. N. Arm
strong, Moloney llidg.
For Sale
FOR SALE OR RENT A strictly
modern eight-room house on Illinois
avenue. Also three furnished rooms,
well located. For further particulars
call on or address Win. Jamison, 720
La Kaile street, Ottawa, 111.
Wanted
WANTED Three teamsters Monday
morning. Apply to Fred Scherer.
WANTEDA boy und girl to strip
tobacco; must be over I I years: of
a;-.e. Apply in person to Henry Wal
decker. W-'ANTEDMeii for general factory
work, r;ll departments. J. E. Por
ter Co.
WANTIMf-Giil
Ollie.0 WOl'K.
for bookket plm: and
Apply in (:i hand
cure Free Ti'.uier-
I writing.
XYZ.
Journal.
WANT!:!. -- Mm liavin-;
cJ.j of i.uv liincrv
SO 1 . 10
for
1; iiov.l-
laciory
work. Cor d pay. Wetlron Silica Co
Ottawa plant. f
WANTED A losiiioii as "aousekeeper.
Town iiosition prepared. Call at
Oil) West Jefferson street.
elOTiCE OF PUBLICATION.
Tbos.
N.
Haskina, Attorney. j
lit ile of Illinois
!i! Fie Circuit
A. D. inn.
Reginald Kent
in Chaiieciy,
La Salle County. ss. j
Court, to June Term,
V !'..
C'11.
Ill Uti
iNO. ,
ice Kent.
,.72i: - Div-
orce.
Allidavit of non-residem e of
IJt'a
trice Kent, above defentiaal. bavins
been tiled in the Clerk's ollice of the!
Ciiniit Court, cf said County, notice',
i:; therefore hereby fcken lo tho said 1
nt 11-residcnt. defendant that the com-!
plainant liled his bill of complaint in i
said Court, in the Chancery side there-!
of, on the 12th day of May, I1I17, and;
I hat thereupon a, Summons Issued out!
o' i!::':I Court, wherein t-'nid cult ls
! now pending, returnable on the sct.-j
' i oml Monday in the month of June;
' , :.' xt, as is by law required. j
1 Now, uriicss you, the said uoii-re.'i-,
j dt lit tli fondant above named, lioatrlcej
' j Ken!, sliall personally bo ami apiieari
bcl'ore said circuit court, on the first j
dav of the next term t hereof, to be I
j bolileu at Ottawa, in and for the said l
Co..niy 011 the uocond Monday in June,
not, and plead, answer or demur to1
raid complainant's hill of complaint,!
the same and lln matter things1
tiic.vip charged and stale.: . "I be;
it k ( 11
lured
prayer
as eon'essed
against you
of niiid bill.
JOHN
and a tlecrei
according to
r ti
ll.
L,
WITZK.MAN,
Cleric.
nois, May 12, P.II7.
Jbiskins, complainant's
Ottawa, I
Tims. N.
rd'eito.'.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will be received for thoSblin.
euiHiructmn of the Improvement of the I
Down Town Pavement, etc., of the!
City of Ottawa, by Hie Board of Local!
I'nmovemtuis ami the Council of lb1!
City of Ottawa until the 25th tiny nfi
May, A. D, 1!M7. nt the hour of 10 1
o'clock A. M, at the city olllces In the!
('crural Lite Building, in said City id'
Ottawa, Illinois; at which time and
WANTED-2 or 3 furnished rooms for
light house keeping by June first.
Address H. M. this ollice.
WANTED Family washing; wilF do
your washing at 50 cents per dozen.
If you bring it and call for it. Address
1 821! Pine street.
MEN TO LEARN BAItPKit TRADE
-Prepare for lighter work, better pay,
more jobs. Few weeks' completes.
Day or evening. Nearly three years
saved. See how. Catalogue mailed
free. MOLLEU HARDER COLLEGE.
Hir. 3 Fifth Ave., Chicago.
OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED
Don't matter-if broken. I pay one
to ten dollars per set. Send by parcel
post and receive check by return mail.
L. Ma.er, l'ia)7 S. Slh St., Philadelphia,
Pa.
Miscellaneous
PUBLIC SALE of real estate of de
ceased Daniel Lawless on premises
Wednesday, May 10, af 2 p. m. H. 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 C45-R. 2.
SEND YOUR lace, scrim and muslin
curtains to be laundered early.
Washed by band, dried in the open
stir. All goodB handled carefully.
Lace curtains, full h-ngth and width
I ;0 cents per pair; narrow and short,
40 cents per pair. Muslin and scrim
'curtains, 3a tents per pair. Fancy
suid handwork, a specialty. Work
guaranteed. Call iCiS-V. for particul
ars. FOR SECRE1' SERVICE WORK and
collecting evidence, call phone 38D-L
or address box 7!t, Ottawa, 111.
PIANO AND PLAYER PIANO TunitiK
and repairing. All work guaranteed.
August Jehly, '(01 Norris street.
Phone 804-
PR. E. A. KELLY, OTTAWA, ILL.
112.. Columbus St. Phone 225-Y.
Silver Tills 7:ic to $1. Porcl. crowns,
$.1 Gold crowns $"i to ?S. Plates V to
SI I'. AH work guaranteed first, class.
Oiliee honr.s s a. m. to 7:"rt p. m.
place
;aid lads will be publicly open
ed.
It is estimated that, there will be
about tho following amounts of work
to' he done and materials' lo' be fur
nished: -IS,"71 ri. yds. of excavation,
2,8.1.1 1 in. ft. sandstone curbing, reset
ting ljl'.il lin. ft. sandstone curbing,
constructing fin catch basins, 0.772 en.
yds. concrete foundation, 11,224 cu. yds.
of wind. 4s,n"1 si. yds. of brick pave
ment, grout, filler for 48,1171 s. yds
brick pavement and 27 tons of asphalt.
Said. Improvement shall be eon
struclod and made in accordance with
the ordinance providing for I ho same
and the map:', plats, plan:; and speci
fications for the si. me on lib- in the
office of tlie Public Engineer of said
Board.
Proposals must be, made on blanks
furnished by said Board and in com
pliance '.villi the Instructions thereto
I'.tlached, uh'uh can be had on appli
cation to the Public Engineer, and
must ho accompanied by cash or by a
check payable to the order of the
Pn sildent. of said Board of Local Im
provements in his official capacity, cer
tified by a responsible .band for an
iinoiint of not, less than ten per cent
(lt)';) of tho aggregate of thu propo
sal. The contractor shall be pubis
bonds, hen rim; Ihn rate of live
i "i f .";. per annum.
Mi bids will be received unless
parly oi'lVrUr: if, shall furnish
deuce suti. lacte.'.'y to the Board of
Ill
per
the
, al Improvements that he has the liec-i
! esaary facilities, ability and pecuniary
: resources to fulfill the. conditions of
1 the contract and execute the work,;
j should the contract bo awarded to:
Rlddorn will examine the ordinances, I
maps, plats, plans and specifications '
and also Hie localiiy in which said;
work is to be done and Judge for
themselves all of the conditions and;
clicunisiances affecting the cost and,
mil are t:C tha work.
The Board of Local luiproU'tueitts ,
rciiervej the vl;;ht lo reject any and
OR. W. 8. BLUE,
Specialist-eye, car, nose and throat
Third floor Central Lire Building.
'Phones: Office 1011) -V. Res., Main tii.
M DOUGALL . CHAPMAN,
Attorneys at law. National Hunk Uldg.
Ottawa, 111.
W. H. JAMIESON, S. B., M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon: "phone oBlee,
222-W, residence. Main 643. Of
fice in Armory block. Professional
calls in city or country will receive
faithful attention. Ottawa, lit.
JAMES J. CONWAY, '
Attorney and counselor at law, office,
rooms 408 and 407 Molone Bld
Ottawa, Illinois.
WILLIAM I. HIBBR,
Attorney nt law, oltlce west of court
hotine. 'Phone, Main 161. y
i it . . r
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, 826
La Salle street, after 3 o'clock
'phono. r55-K Ottawa, llliuois.
T. W. BURROWS, M, D,
Physician and Surgeon, office, al resi
dence, 810 Columbus street Ofllee
hours, 1 to 3 p. in.
DOCTOR CARTER.
Osteopathic physician, 402-3-4 Molon
ey Bldg., Ottawa, III. 'Phone: Of
fice, 28r.-R.; residence, 3C7-K.
DR. J. J. MORiARTY,
Osteopathic Physician. Iloura: 9 to
12 a. m.; 2 to o p. m.; 7 to 8 p. m.
'Phones, olllee, Main 215-11.; resi
dence, 882-X. Moloney Uldg., Otta
wa, Illinois.
CHICAGO. OTTAWA & PEORIA
RAILWAY
(Effective Oct. 1; 1916.)
EASTSOUND.
Eastbo'.ind cars leave Ottawa sta
tion for Marseilles, Seneca, Morris,
Minooka, Rockdale am' Juliet.
In :
in. 5:, 10, C:t, 7:50, 9:50,
11:50.
In p. m. 1 :50, 2:50,
5:50, G:50, 9:00, 11:00.
3:50, 4:50,
Cars ttrrive from tho
west nt 8:45
a. in., 7:4.1 p. ni., 0;4u
p. m., 11:33
p. m., 1:0(1 a. in.
WESTBOUND.
Westbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion for Cbautauiiia Park, Starved
Rock, Ctica, La Salle, Peru, Spring
Valley, l.add, Del'uo, Bureau and
Princeton. .
In a. m., x.1:I0, o.1:50, x0:50, o8:30,
o:50, oil: 50.
In p. m. ol:50, x2:50, o3:50, x4:50,
o.1:50, o7:50, 9:50, 11:35.
Cars arrive from tne east at 10:50
a. m., :i:50 p. 111., 12:42 a. in.
SOUTHBOUND,
Southbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion for McKinley Park, Crand Ridge
and Streator.
In a. m. 5:50, d0:50, 7:50, 9:50,
11:50.
In p. uu. 1:50, 3:50, 5:50, 8:00.
11:00.
dDaily except Sunday.
Marseilles, Seneca, Morris and In
termediate points only.
xLadd and Intermediate points only.
oPriuceton and intermediate points
only.
fj La Salle and Intermediate points
only.
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND
SAVE MONEY.
QUICK DELIVERY OF FREIGHT
AT LOW RATES.
WELLS FARGO EXPRESS.
all bids, ns authorized by law.
Dated at Ottawa. Illinois, this 15th
day of May, 1917.
E. PY BRADFORD,
Mayor tuid President of the Board of
Local Improvement?.
W. W. CURT"
City C!irk.
CEOROE L. EARN;? WORTH,
Public Engineer and Secretary of lh
Board of Local Improvetuauts.
ft. ?'.