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SATURDAY, MAY 11. 1I8.
OTTAWA FJREH TftAUKR-JOURNAL.""
AE 'iVO
00 YOU KNOW WHY You Sometimes firi.Ynr Overceat fd of "Build Holes" Wta Winter tas?
D:m to iteiwrDf Frank Lest
WUWVY TAKE CAKE ' V V flg af fX ,a f-''t , ge-J 5TT
THE STAR.
"Marsf Rate. Marse Rufe"! Whar yob
ten?" Auut Nancy peered out of (he
ialtchen door. 'Diggln': Wal. ef dat
toy ain't de terribolle.Ht yntuiitf un fr
diggln!.. Douii't yea ee der groan dere
1 damp an' de Uiup is er soakju' u-u
dose nice lil shoes an' sawkinj? Come
in dis mlonlt an' Jet Nancy change yer
rtoes an' nawkins."
"put. oh. Aunt Nancy! I m'ght le
near It." pleaded the sweet young tre
ble. "And .tomorrow U Christmas"
"Chile, chile!' exclaimed Nancy.
littinK her great black hands; "Koteli
me tellln' yoh storic agin." Nancy
pulled oft the khoc s and Blocking and,
taking tbe boy on her knee, he rub
ied bis feet and toes until ihey glowed
ro?y red; then slie culled to Dinah to
fetch dry boots and hose.
"Wilt. Aunt Nancy," remonstrated
little Raphael, poking out his red up
per lip and wrinkling the white brow
iu perpltxiiy, "you said ih.it if a pood
child would dig in i tie dark
of the moon, he would lind the
wonderful nor dust. And if he scat
tered iho star dust over the earth
there would never be cold or darkness
iu this world. Anil tomorrow ticing
Christmas, wouldn't it be line for till
ihe poor childien who mi. for from cold
and have only tallow candles lo
burn?"
Nancy put the hoy down and her
ample bosom heaved with a big ih
She was at' a loss to know what to
jay to him.
"Go lone, Marse Rate. Who's hen
atellin' yoli 'bout pore lil chillun?"
"Oh, I've beard about tbun' often.
I've lieen mighty good, and 1 could find
ihe 8i.Hr dust if 1 dug Ions enoimh."
"Maybe I'll lei yoh, b'ym by."
"(Sure, sure'."'
"Shoali, shoah."
Raphael ran away to' his mo'lvr,
who was encased in tying the Christ
mas presents into neat panels. In the
old days the mist i ess took pleasure in
bestow-iii upe.i each .slave the gift
mod dc.ircd. Raphael bel ied h t
"Let l ie sec if 1 h,; ru I lorf.- tten
anyone," she id.
'There are the kerchiels for ibe
women and the pipes for the men, ibe
bead necklaces for Hie girl, the muf
flers for the bnyo, and the wrist
wurnieiH and idiawls for the old folk.
Then the babies have balls and tattles
and wagons, and father ha nuts unit
apples to till their aprons and pockets
to ovei flowing."
"Hut what Ik this, mamma?" asked
Hsphael, touching an oblong package
with his tlender forefinger.
"That, dear, is a violin for t'nc.le
Luke-"
"Just what he wanted he'll be m
hippy, mamma!"
"And now he can teach you io phi),
dearie."
"Iteally, mamma?'
"Yen, you will be eveu next week,
and I promittcd that you tuiht learn
your Ural lemons liom him. And af
terwardb "
"Yeo, afterwards, mamma?"
"Well," the mother seated herself In
the big rocker and drew her boy to
wards her, "then mother will take you
io the great city, away off, and you
will learn from nomtj great, maaier."
"Hut, mamma, I don't want any mas
ter. Father la a ma.ster, and 1 am a
master. I couldn't bear to have a mas
ter oyer me like Luke and Jake has,"
The mother untiled down into the
startled eyes, wiying:
"Isn't our dear Lord master? He Is
mtiHter over all men, Raphael. And
o when th time comes you will sub
mit to the lenciins.s of a .great music
master. And when ynu have learned
your lesson well, iben you will, in
your turn, become a master. Such
was your grandfather befoie you, not
a master of servants merely, but a
master of music, and he wrought mir
acles with his violin."
"1 suppose thai I will to to the
city and learn my lesson. Hut I want
to be the best in the end. ynu know."
Ilia mother laughed. They boy look
ed like one, of Michael Angelo'g cher
ubs. His great love of music had led
her to build dreams Hhoul ihe fuiuie.
.She bad wisjued to uame him Israel,
hut his father frowned, and the name
of ltitphael whs a cotn;iiomlse. Never
Iheless, like Israel, t!ie child's heart
strings were a lute, and , either, his
voice would some day lake the world
by storm or Ihey would speak Ihrough
some stringed Instiutuent.
A blaze of light fell upon the up
turned lace of a young girl; Ihe eyes
were full of light and the Hps hinted
of laughter. And llapbae) looked with
a heart tespnnsive to the girlish na
ture. He wielded his how with a mas
(oily hand, playing the old, rtci-new
love songs composed by the great ones
of till lime.
ehe is the daughter of the mar
quis," he was told afterwards, "hut
they are very poor. The worst mutch
in the woild for a young musician."
Raphuel smiled. Ills father was ac
counted a man of wealth. His home
gf p tie. broad plaultuons, and hj
V -1
the only Ceir." So fie paiJcouitTiTliie
fair damsel,' and won her heurl, ;uid
the heart ol her faiher. too.
Oilc evening when ihey Kit tofeiliei
In I lit Utile ahm tvltb Us faded lup
fsiries, Aurore quoted a fanciful lit
tie ponjn about the stair, and the gold
tn pollen dropped trout their flower
like hearts to (he cold eutih. And Ka
phuel told her about his childish belief
about, the star dust; how he had
dreamed of hanlshiii;; cold and dark
ness from tho wot Id.
That same evening, later, when Ra
phael sat in his room smoking and
dreaming how he would scatier star
dust in the path of Aurore - she should
be robed like a princess, instead of in
Ihe faded old fashioned garments of
a past generation; she should have
slaves to wait upon her feeble faiher;
bis mot her would welcome with pride
th? noble girl who was to reign In
her stead in the mansion by ihe gieat
river there, in the midst of his rev
erie, came a message from old Luke.
"With trembling fingers Raphael tore
open the envelope and read with tfe
spaii that bis mother had died, and
bis faiher had been shot down in bat
tle. It was the first buttle of the Civil
war, and the enemy had soon taken
possession of the home and demolish
ed nearly all of the surrounding prop
erty. "Stay in France," wrote tbe devoted
slave. "Your aunts and cousins ate
iioing the'-e ss soon as possible."
The aunis ajid cousins earn'. 11a -phae
heard from their lips the sad
story. His mother bad purposely kept
him in iMtoranee of his father' active
part in the war; she was afraid that
ber son might, .come home to enlist on
the eve of bis brilliant career, ijis
debut belore Critical Paris had le-en
phenomenal.
liapbael was (rushed. His two dear
est ones weto beyond tbe borders, and
be was quiie alone in the world. No
not alone! in his great grief ho had
quite fo! got ten Aurore. I!ut, alas! the
wealth lhat he was to lay at. her feet
wiii lust , foolish dreamer of dreams!
How could e allow) lo marry her? He
was penniless, it would take many
years before he eould build up a for
tune, and Aurore nni.-t not be asked io
."hare a poor man's lot. There was
naught to do now but lo sii down and
write her of the alteied position. This
done, he took the next vessel for
America. He must visit his moi Iter's
grave in tbe family cemetery and their
seaich for his father's leniain.-, and, if
possible, have lliem taken home.
Home! How would he find it afier Ihe
iil-.enee of ihiee years - -alter ihe hand
of ihe vandal had wreaked iis worst
upon' I.
lid reached the old plantation on
'htistmas eve.
Tin house was a ruin and the plan
tation was untitled. He had beard
from the man who rowed him acnut
the river that the enemy had confis
cated the properly. One of ibelr gen
erals made his headquurU rs in the vil
lage haul by.
So the first place he wenl was not
to the bouse, but to the graveyard,
just behind It. and there he stayed un
til dusk deepened.
He stood and looked around at the
eager faces so dear and familiar in the
days of his childhood. Then, in spite
of the anguish in big heart, he lifted
the isttunient, and, drawing the bow
ccross the strings with a long, swiff
stroke, he struck up one of the old
plantation melodies. Smiles came to
the lips of the young and tears lo the
eyes of the aged. The youth played
on, forgetting self, forgetting the pres
ent, and the future that bad been
dark before him - played on, in the
spirit Of his lost childhood, and his
music brought, Ihe old scenes vividly
before Ihe freed negroes. Hut belore
they were aware the melody had
chauged to one that Ihey had sunt! on
Christinas eve so many,-many times.
The beauliful young mistress had
played the accompaniment on Ibe or
gan In the big parlor, and master had
led them on wllh his rich baritone.
Not a heart among them but leaped
nnd'tretnbled at those beloved strains,
and some - well- some of ibe younger
ones who had lost their heads and
thir good morals had drifted in the
WHys of the wicked broke down and
wept aloud, (
This show of grief was more than
Raphael had expected, He slipped
away from the huddled fotms and en
tered Aunt Nancy's cabin. Here he
knew be would be givin a hot supper,
and then he would fare forth into ihe
World again, whither he knew not.
Soon there was a shuflliug without
trte door. Aunt Nancy had been Iho
first to come out of Ihe tiam e wrought
by the little master's music, tier heart
was yearning over the lad as II had
yearned when he dug into Ihe damp
earih for the star dust, Her old head
shook thought fully from side to side
a though she were pondeiing s
weighty matter. And when she pushed
opeu the cabin daor she sunk upon the
blj rush bottomed chair aa il over-
I m fine Arotcrtr .ast SflliMqi-- , Cut - irmwAnwMi oiw
wHeimed with " years " but" Raphael
knew by instinct that it was some oth
er burden weighing heavily upon Aunt
Nancy's broad shoulders.
For the space of tea minutes she sut
there breathing heavily, rolling her
shining eyes until the whites showed
in their coiners. Then she gasped out :
"Marse Rate, does y or 'member when
yer digged so fnteverla.stin'ly for the
star dust?"
Raphael thought. It was very, very
Ion;; ago. Yes, after a while he re
membered the time. So he nodded
back to ber.
"What wud yer say ef yu'd find U to
day?" Haphael looked at his old nurse pity
ingly. So ber reason had gone, poor
soul; perhaps she was living over the
past, and considered him a child in
knickerbockers!
"Look yere, honey doan't you 'sped
me of bein' loony, l'se as sonn' in
min' as you is. Now, would you like
to fin' some of dat star dest?"
"I would have no objection. Aunt
Nancy," laughed Raphael, glancing
down ai his torn shoes and ragged
jacket.
"Hat's right, Marse Rafe; laf!, luff,
laff ! He yer ole self again'. Lord know s
my lil' marster was alius too serus
like. Now jes' come eihuig with Aunt
Nancy; she'll show dat she nebber
fooled you erhout de dust, no chile.
Hit all come true-true as Hospel."
Raphael followed the poor soul out
of the cabin and across ihe corn field.
Then they went over the cane field,
along the big road, until they reached
the dtainage machine.
"Hoes yer 'member de day when dat
ole wa'er moccasin skeered ye, a'
floppin' inter de water here?'' Aunt
Nancy paused to point out the very
spot where it had oe lined. "Now
look, Marse Rafe, here is de berry
stones yer kjarted from de big house
iu yer lii' wagon.'
Sure enough, there were four big.
flat stones, imbedded in the earth and
overcrow n with thiendent and crub
grase.
"Wail, honey, till I git a stick."
Aunt Nancy hunted about in the tall
weeds and presently appealed with a
stout stick, sharpened at one end. She
busied herself prodding up the oil
about the si ones; then, handing lite
slick (o her wondeiing observer, said:
"Now, honey, jes' yer gil ie ,-t:ir
dust. Hits youni."
She thrust the stick into his hand,
and as ihere was no alternative hut
that of offending the kind old woman,
Raphael took it and lifted one, two,
three of Ihe stones at her bidding.
I'nder a (bin layer of grael lay a
big iron hoi. The gravel and Ihe
atones Raphael lemenibered having
carted there in his little red wagon,
but the box looked mysterious.
"Lit it. honey," whispered Nancy,
giving a fu ri live look about to make
sure tbiit no one ohseived ilieir
paiion.
Raphael lifted the box with
trouble, for beside being heavy
occu
some
in it.
self, a great deal or (he damp, heavy
clay adhered to its sides. Nance
whipped off her checked apron and
wrapped it about (lie mystt Hons box.
"Now put hit on my hack, honey.
I'll tote bit to de cabin.''
"It is too heavy for you, Aunt
Nancy," responded the young man.
"Suiipo.se we call one of the hoys."
"Sh h-b! JVwant none o' those peert
rascals heali! Grab hole de handle.
We can git along oursels."
Thus they trudged back to the cnbin,
and, were very glad to drop the bur
den to the floor. Aunt Nancy brought
an ax and the lock was soon broken.
"Now dig, honey, dig!" she cried,
and she drew back while Raphael
thrust his hands into the coffer, bring
ing up glistening coins of gold, which
fell from between ' his slim fingers
tinkling back into the box. again. He
was thinking of Aurore.
"Why, Aunt Nancy, where did hU
this come from?" hp asked in amaze
ment. "Humph! "When yer poor mammy
died, and we, lieered how Ihe marster
had been shot in bid lie, Luke en tun
toted dis hfiih. Twits all wuz lef, nf.
ter de Yanks passed fru. Kn' hit war
under tin, hack doalisleps, case o'
fire. Spies 1 let detn new folks get
yer pa's money ? No, sab!" ,
'Hut Ibe slaves. Mid ihey not know
About it?"
"Humph ! Hues not. Jey has nil
dey wanV Ilui young Marse, w hy yer
needs ter keep up de style yoh was
raised in, sab. LV now yer know,
certain sun , dat Aunt Nancy ain't
looncy, chile, He slai dust i nine Hue."
Unntceiry Noiiet Barred.
The liiuil wilh the new c of slot
fungi un alternately ciHltur fresh eel
fry Hint dry tmiM. Finally it wnlfet
Mcpped up and ttippi-d bllli oir tb
shoulder, aitying: "1'iinlon, Mr, ,ut
luiist call your attention to Hi rad
thst this betel U he utd Iu tbe hospital
ium." Farm Life,
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-Modern houses In South!
West Ottawa. I'rices '
Harris & Son.
FOR RENT The west halt of the
double house on Congress street, No.
422. Will be available in short time
Eight rooms; furnace; bath; large,
airy rooms; a fine home; $27. "0. T. R. :
Farrell. 100 . Madison street. Phono
G4S-W. I
FOR RENT Fight, room flat. Steam
I heated; all modern conveniences.
FOR RENT X room modern dwell
ing. East Ottawa Possession about
May lljth, Frank R Craham, Mo-
lloney Hldg. Tel. ;:S.VW.
j FOIl RKNT-Nertney
$2;V" per month.
I nish'.'d. Inquire room
! Phone fu;:i-W.
Harbor Shop.
Kvcrthing fur
2 Nertney hldg.
.FOR RENT - Stoic, corner of Main
and Columbus, formerly occupied
'by the late Win. Schmidt. Rent .f:l".
FOR lUvVT rM.!Tii 2-siory resi Uorn land, well improved, located one
deuce, IK blocks fioin bluff. V- j mile from I'll, a. 111. - I leceiitly traded
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First Ave. Tel. 02ft- V.
FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT --Four furnished rooms
j and bath. , Ccntrajly loeuled. Hood
J neiuhborhooii. In- information call
Frank It. Craliam, Moloney Hldg., lei ;
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Jn Chancery Divorce !en. No. 22IH7.
J. V. Kelly vs. Marl ha Kelly.
AffhTuvit of lion-residence of Martha
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een tiled in the dork's
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FOR SAI.K Wa huva eovernl into tnr
i sale that will average ahont one
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JGOO.OO. Easy payments; would be
! especially desirable for poultry or mar
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J O. Harris & Son.
i 129 W. Main St.
FOR SALETwo lots, hungalow and
barn on Poplarstreet. Modern im
provements except furnace; 7 rm.
house, cistern, well, cellar and 3 lots
Glover street.
W. II. Pusey, Real Est. Ins. Claus hldg
FOR SALE West 70 feet of lot
block 74, State's addition; Hantia
ghan home; number D2S Y. Jackson
street; eight rooms. Price $1300, sub
ject, to unpaid paving. T. R. Farrll,
College libig.
FARMS.
iFOR SALE AT A CftFAT HARCAIN
I - If taken at onre, l.'.O acres of good
acres 12 miles east, of Oliawa for sab
or rent, and I Hu acre,; in I
ieijAOod
county, Minn, For furilier particulars
call on or address Win. Jamison, J'.u'.l
Armory Blk., Ottawa, 111
FOR SAIlv Twelve ncren within
easy walking distance of business
center; very best quality of soil. Es
pecially desirable for market, garden
ing and poultry raising. Can he bad
at. a imrg.'un. ion I. watt, loo bum
you want it. .1. o. Harris & Son.
Teh phono !.r,7 -W.
FOR SALE - We have two small!
tracts within the cily limits of
! Ottawa, consisting of about. 1 aero
on North side without improvements
equal to about 7 bit's suitable for
HMlr an" vegetatile raising; can
' 'al for fion.uo per lot. The owne,
is a non-resident and wants to sell.
The other tract consists of 10 to 12
r,i,r,'P8 wi,h S"IH house on West side.
Roth of, these would sell as lots for
double the price we are asking. Bet-
ter look into this! J.
Son. Telephone '.C7-W
(). Harris &
FOR SALE - Several
14U, 2u0 and 240
Farms, So, K,o,
acres, close or
within easy distance
I'l'Mltl Of I !1 U"l
W. H. Pusey, Real Est. Ins. Clans hldg:
FOR SALE --Within one mile of the
Cotiri Mouse, u well improved j
country place, about fj acres, build- j
ings practically new, neat and nice1
price $5,1)00. I
W. R. Pusey, Real Est. Ins. Claus bldg!
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, FOR SALE- A IHOO-I P'O-lb. gi.i,
! also wtifroii, harness, fly nets,
I hob runners. Cheap if taken a:
I J.M. IVumheriy. Telephone 7'
FOR SALE PICK Fine Chester white
lii'.-s, il weeks old, $Vue. On tanti
2 miles west of Marseilles, iiI.mj Ihiroc
and Poland sows am! plus.
II. I.. IIOSSACK.
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FOR SALE
HOUSES
FOR SALE Three houses in East
Ottawa; all modern imprevements;
garages. Prices reasonable Miss
Oertrude Harris.
FOR SALE New 8-room houu in
West Ottawa; hot water heat, bath
room, laundry, Jot and cold soft water
on three floors; J3.000. Miss Gertrude
Harris.
FOR SALE 8-room bouse in Center
Ottawa; modern improvements;
hardwood floors In nil rooms and
closets; new garage. Miss Certrude
Harris.
FOR SALE I have a customer who
would sell the residence, 415 Leland
street at something less than its full
value. One story frame cottage, five
rooms, fine location. Call for particu
lars at above address or at office of
T. II. Farrell. Tel. 61S-W.
FOR SALE Bargain in Center Ot
tawa dv.elling. 8 rooms all modern
conveniences, garage. All assess
ments paid. Frank 15. (irahatn, Mo-
14,(loney Hldg., Tel. ;18.1-W.
For Sale.
Bargain in North O'.tawa residence
properly, with garage, large lot, house,
contains lo, rooms, hardwood floors,
gas. electric light, Avate.-. Thoroughly
modern. Sale price less than one-half
nf cost today. '
FRANK II. OR A HAM,
Tel. nX'.-W. Moloney Hldg.
FOR SALE -Hi story rrame dwelling,
s rooms. 412 E. Van Htiren Si. Rath
downstairs, hot nil' furnace, toilet up
stairs; concrete door in cellar; laun-
. a 1-1 I,, 1 1 -i ii i
"' - " . .:: ees, KJrage:
Darn; cement walks; screened porch;
a line home al proper price, T. j.
Farrell.
FuR SALE - The c
mirable Liepold 1,
Ave. Lot (ie2l,
upstairs and down,
iiiipiele and ad
nine, HIS (II law a
! rooms, li.iili
hot Wilier -flea l,
plant, th
three years new, electric, lights
line fixtures, eas. cenionl w;ill;-i
d'lwiih
inside lot, barn could be used as ga
rage, every Ih jug- spick and span.
Price $,',fiiiiii, subject lo paving assess
ments not yet due.
Tel. H4.VW. T, H. FARRELL.
FOR SALE One of the finest resi
dences in .South Oitawat nine
rooms, bath, gas, water and furnace
also a good burn on the lot. Price
$i;,oiio.
W. II Pusey, Chius bldg, 122. Main
FOR SALE Fine residence m Center
j Ottawa. Also two residences on
j Congress street, three .on K. Main and
.) rm. notise ami two lots on west side.
Tel. i;:i.",-r.
MISCELLANEOUS
OR E. A. KELLY, OTTAWA. ILL
1125 Columbus St. Phone 225-Y.
Silver fills 73c to $1. Porcl. crowns,
J5 Gold crowns 5 to $8. Plates $5 to
$10, All work guaranteed first class.
Office hours S . m. to 7:. '10 p. m.
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Elmer E, Rob.
Estate of Victor I
Notice is hereby
.mis interested in
ris, Attorney
' Tisb'i', deceased,
given to all per
said estate, thai
; lite undersigned. Administrator with
Will annexed, of the Ks'ute of
j Vic-' or I !. Tisler. deceased, w ill
ati,- before the Probate Cifltrt of
'the ( oiiiily of La Salle ami Slate of
, Illinois, at the Ciniuiy Court House, In
l ni'iiwa. in said County, on Monday
Huh day of June, ,.. . j ; i s 0r the
I purpose of rendering an account of
I his proceeding, in the administrn
j lion of said Estate for Un; linal settle
iiicn', wheti and where an, and ail
j persons Inierested may appear and
1 show cause, any (here be, whv such
aicoiini should not
Hie Court
approved by
Haled al (Mawa
Ibis L'lith dav of
April. IU IX.
ii t; iirpp.
Al lest Ail in i m.'it liilor
Eihi, H. Zilm.
Clerk I'ri'b.ile Court, La Salle County
lllitun.-.
Professional Card
M. N. ARMSTRONG,
Attorney at law, 210-211 Molunej
Bldg., Ottawa, Illinois. Telenhoie
Office. 375-W. Residence. HIT.
L. W. BREWER,
Attorney and counsellor at law aad
solicitor in chancery. Will practice
law Id the several courts aud In
tm federal courts Special a'te.v
Hon given to all real estate earnr
of La Salle and adjoining enmil"
liu'luditi? raifiace ij'jtMtiona,
W. H, JAMIESON, 8. 6, M. D
Physician and Surgeon: 'ilone offiit,
322-W., residence, Main t4S. Of
Oce In Armory slock Professional
calls in city or country will Mcolrs
faithful attention. Ottawa, Ml.
T, W. BURROWS. M. O,
Physician and Surgeon, office, at res
dence, 810 folumbui street OBet
hours, 1 to 3 p. m.
DOCTOR CARTER.
Osteopathic physician, 402-3-4 Ifoloa
ey Bldg., Ottawa, 111. 'Phone: Of
flee, 385-R.; residence, S67-K.
CHICAGO, OTTAWA &PE0MI
RAILWAY
(Effective Sept. 9, 1917.)
OTTAWA, ILL ,
Eastbound.
Eastbound ears leave Ottawa sta
tion for Marseilles, Seneca, Morris,
Minooka, Rockdale and Jollet, 111. In
A. M. 5:45, 6:10a, 7:50, 9:50, 11:50.
P. M. 1:50, 3;50, 4:D0b, 5:80, :00,
11:00.
Cars arrive from the west at 1:00
a. in., 8:45 a. m., 12:50 p, tn., 6:60 p.
m., 11:35 p. m.
Westbound.
Westbound cars leave Ottawa sta
Hon for Chautauqua Park, Starved
Rock, Utica, La Salle, Peru. Spring
Valley, Ladd, De Pue, Bureau. Prince
ton. In
A. M. 5:10d, 5:50c, :50d, 8:S0c
9:50c, 10:50d, 11:50c.
P. M, 1:50c, 3:60c, 4:50d. 5:50c
7:50c, 9:50e, ll:00f.
Cars arrive from east at 6:50g p
in., 12:42 a. m.
Southbound.
Southbound cars leave Ottawa sta
Hon for McKinley Park, Grand Rldg
and Streator, In
A. M. 5:50, 6:50h, 7:50, 9:50, 11:50
P. M. 1:50. 3:50, 5:50, 9:00, 11:35.
a Marseilles and Intermediate points
b Marseilles. Motris, Seneca nud Iu
tertnediate points.
Princeton and Intermediate point!
d Ladd and Intermediate points,
o Princeton-Ladd and intermedial
points.
f La Salle and intermediate points
g Sundays and holidays osly.
h Daily except Sunday.
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND SAVE
MONEY.
Fares to Chicago, II!.. A Johet, III.,
and Chicago &. Jollet Electric Rail
way.
WEEK END EXCURSION
Every Saturday and Sunday.
t1 Rfl roun(1 trln' Tickets limited
ulLjU until Munilav. 1" (Ml noon.
J following date of sale for return tr'p.
EVERY DAY FARES.
$1.75 round trip, Jl.ou one wa, R
I turn trip limited to ten days.
WELLS FARGO EXPRESS TO ALL
POINTS.
Phone g(nts for full Id formation
FOR QFICK RESULTS TRY THi
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