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DOINGS OF THE DUFFS A Vital Subject With Mamie BY ALLMAN
HELEN AMP DAMNV HAVI ,-'tJ'J'Jkj j win . H w H ' VOU f ffSl f . Z 77, 7, ) , Win I mamip no $ff&
wHfStte: I ?sFjl p? fed i
'v'' ' w y '
The
Wreckers
FRANCIS
LYNDB
OtPfllgM bj ObM Krrtliiinr'a Font
"Ru'i Hint ii man's 1 1 n ii t of view,"
tlu h,,-s persisted. "Hon do you koI
It? Y i m nir all woman, you know;
tod your mixing and mingling at
leant, since I have known you line nil
been purely social. How do you get
tlie big overlook?"
"I don'l know, I was foolish and
frivnimiK once, ill"' mosi young girls,
I suppose, Hut we all grow older j
and we ought to grow wiser. Besides,
the woman baa tin- advantage of the
limn io one respect ; alio has time to
think and plan and reason things out
as a busy man ran't have, your prob
lem Ims seemed very simple t, me,
from tiu verj beginning, li asked for
a NinniK mini and nn honesl one, Xou ,
wore to take charge of a piece of
property thai had been abused and
knocked about and used bs a means
ot aztortlon and oppression, and you
were to make Ii good."
"Again, ttint i- ii man's point of
view "
'oh, nn," m,i' protested quickly.
'"here Im no Be in ethics, Women are
tin1 natural house-cleaners, perhaps,
tnit Unit isn't s:i i ni; that h man can't
lie one, too, If In- nnts in l"'.
At this, tin, boss got up Mini began
to irninp up mid down tin1 room; I
could hear him, I knew Bhe'd been
having tli" biggest kind of a .1 t to
keep lilm slim up in this sori f
i
me he
abstract corral, when nil the tin
was loving her tit to kill, Inn ap
pa rent I y she had t -1 1 doing it. suc
cessfully. There wasn't the faintest
breath "f sentiment in the air; not
tlic slightest whin' When she begun
again, l could somehow feel thnt sdie
was just in time tn prevent his break
ing "tit Into all sorts of love-mnking.
"The time im.- come, now, when you
must ink'' another leaf out of my
book," si, said, with just the proper
little cooling time, in lift- voice. "I'pl
tn tiu present vim have been hammer
ing your way tn 1 1 end 1 1 - a strong
man, and that w as riclit. Hut you I
linve been mor less reckless- and
that isn't right or fair or Just t, a i"t
of other people."
The tramping stopped and I heard
him sa : "I don't know whal you
mean."
"I mean that matters have come to
neb a pass now thai you can't afford
to tal e any risks personal risks If
the plan the enemy is trying doesn't
work, it win try another and h more
desperate on.'. '
"You've been talking to Ripley," he
laughed. "Ripley wants me to become
a nn n-f ot r and provide myself uith
a body-guard. I'd look well, wouldn't
I? Rut wiuit do you mean bj 'the plan
the enemy Is now trying'?"
S.V hesitated a little, and Ihon said:
"I shall make no charges, because I
nave nn proor. But i reau tiio news
papers, and Mr. Van Brltt toils me
something, now and then. You are
Jib inu a terrible lot of wrecks."
"That Is merely bad link." he re
joined easily,
"Rashness Is no part of true cour
age," she Interpolated, calmly. "As a
private Individual you might say that
your life is your own. and thai you
have a perfect right to risk it as you
please. But as the general manager
of the railroad, with n lot of your
friends holding office under you. you
can't say that. Besides, you are t i t: 1 1 1 -Ing
for a cause, and that cause iil
stand or fall with you."
"You ought to be i member of this
new 'reform legislature thai some of
our good friends think Is coming up
the pike." iif chuckled; hut she Ignored
the good-natured gibe and made him
listen.
"I whs visiting a day or two at the
capital last week, and there are Ift-
flueuces at work that you don't know
about. If the opposition can't make
your administration b failure, it won't
hesttato to get rid of you in the easiest
way that offers."
There was silence In the major's
dn for n minute or so, hii'1 then the
boss sai'l :
"As usual, you know more than you
are tiling to tell ate "
"Perhaps not," wns the prompt an
swer. "Perhaps I am only the onlooker-
who can usually see things
rather better than the persons actual
ly Involved, Hitherto i have urged
Toil to he liolil. and Mi
I'e
held. Nov I am begging you lo h
prudent."
"In what wa?''
"I'aretul for vourself. For exantnle
vou walk ut hc-e this evt Bin g s ;
don't do that any more. Conn. In '
taxi and don't come Blone.
I eouidn't see hi-; frown ,,f disagree
ment, but I knew vM-ll enough it was
there.
"Tien! spoke the woman In you."
he said. "If I should -how the white
feather that way, they'd have some ex
CttSC for potting me "
There was siletne again, and I
sot up qnletl and crossed the dining
room to tie- hie rewatd window where
I gtsod lo.ik'',. at Into the darkness
of the i roe-si i I tawn. It was pretty
evident thnt Sl Us knew a heap
more than s 'm- telling Ihe Iwss,
ma hi- I . lira I coin on i
helii wonderii , I ! came to know
it the inere i-ed
.', . i
It. What she -. I
nmnl'or of wn -i like a noinw
Wn she in t, he enemy in
.some ;n I
Then M) mil d Wl
to w hat Maisie Ai ,
k in a lasll
dd me. :as
the husband ho mtglil to be iloud, and
wasn't, mixed up In it In any way?
Could i' be possible that he wns ona
of (hose who wore in the fight on the
other Hide, and that she was siiil keep
ing in touch w ith him?
Prett.i soon I heard the murmur of
their voices again, hut now I was so
far awov from the bamboo-screened
il that I COUldnM hoar whal they
wore saving. 1 wished they would
break ii off so the boss could g
II
Mas getting late, and ther
enough said to make mi
had I n
w Ish we
tii
afely back In the hotel,
sometimes, you know, In
ii
hi
I spite of all you can do, You hear a
I talk, and you cuu'l help reading he-
; tween the lines. I knew, n well as
I Know thai I wns alive, that Mrs.
Shells meant mi
I perhaps more i
say.
bun she bail said:
had dan
lo
It wm- while I was standing there
In the big window thai I saw the man
on the lawn. At first 1 thouglit it was
... , ,, , , ,
Lnrut-ii, nun wns no,,-, -i. mi -.o
of reach when the boss w n running
loose, Bui the next minute I Haw I
wns mistaken. The man under the
trees hnd on a long traveling coat
that came nearly to his heels, and his
ra 1 1 a the kind thnt hns to visors,
one In front and the other behind,
(TO BE CONTINUED )
Rirtd the Dictionary.
tig the dictionary is nol
or snort, bul ii might i
1!
In i-
come 'he habit
entertalnnioni
hand In hand
I he dicl ionary. of
' course, tntisl be umihrldged, ami not
devoted
; definition
ly to spelling ami brief
ueh a- are found In the
ciecteii mi rniitu
contaiu a sur
man. no mam
he found
amount o
menl for
learned In
I,
IU
'iirual
First Roller Skates C'uie.
The first
maih- in L
other modi
he guided
pense of i
not until
hi ghl on
atei led worn
These and
1
,
le Ihat made
as those pos-
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idle on Ic
ki
NOTICE.
Gleim & Colwcll. Solicitors.
State.ol
nuns, l .a Salle i 'ou
in the Probate Court to the
Term. A. D. 1921,
Ottawa Hanking and Trusl Col
April
any
and Illinois Corporation, vs. Mar-I during I
tha Cowden, William Young, Sarah I their ami
Young Grlfltn, Henrietta Rvere't land glvi
William Young, Lena Young, t iara x, ,
Young, Irwin W. Mela an. Itacliael mmj ,.
Greemwood, Bdlth Myers, Joseph g , h.
Prltchard, Annabelle cuddy. Mary .
.1 Marsh. Rachael Prltchard and "s;
Margaret Welder, the unknown hawk- al
liens, devisees and legatees of Mat
garet C. (Colder, deceased, and the
unknown heirs of Joseph 1 owden,
deceased.
Affidavit of non residence ol Mar
tha Cowden, William Young, Saral
Young Griffin
Henrietta Everetl
Wiiliam Young. Lena Young. Sarah
Young. Irwin W McLean. Rachael
Greenwood, EJdlth Myers, J(
Prltchard. Annabelle Cuddy, Ma
Marsh and Rachael Prltchard, di
ad, having been filed together with
tlm address of each of said personp.
Ami lurtln-r affidavit that upon dui
gent inquiry tne place ol residence
of the defendant:-, the unknown heirs,
devisees and dogatoes ol M a ITS lot ('.
Kelder, deceased, hhc unknown heirs,
devisees and legatees of Margaret C,
Greenwood, deceased, and the un
known heirs, devleee and legatee;, ol
.Keiepll I ov.ilen. Ueceasefl, cannot l"
ascertained
tl
i auiiot
he served
n them having been.
filed in the Clerk's office of the Pro
bate Court of said County, notice i
therefore herab) giv--:i to the said
non-resident defendants that the com-
P in;"'' jj? "; ',ro,ve
'"' -! , "r.''' .'. SSSL' lZ
..a ...;,i nn in,, iota ilav
of March, and that thereupon the i
Court ordered that the Clerk issue
. riullmu. I,. I.to Ih. te.-.liaiom of
Certain persons, and Bxed the date of
the hearing on the matter of -aid
proof of m
th day of
Aiuil next Now. unless you.
the said i
non-resident defendants, a b o v
named, shall personally be and ap
pear before sail Probate 'nurt. on
tin Ifith day of April, 1921. t take,
nan in Ike hearing set to be heard
en said u;th day ol rii at the hour
of in o'clock a. in or .-hall appear i
at the several hearing- set forth in :
the petition for a dediinu- .then the
Court in that case shall proceed to
lix the heirahhi of said Joseph Low-
lon deceased, according to the proofs
mad and submitted to the Court on
tin
W FUCK,
Probate kstk
Dated Ottawa. Illinois, March ll.ll21.
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CLASSIFIED ADV
s
fOR RENT
FOR RENT ('loan, pleasant rooms,
by day or week, dales Hotel, La
Salle and Mill Bta.
FOR RENT Hoimekoepin
modern; not far from town and on
er
n
PA&M LANDS
mm " mmm
FOR SALE Small farms, near Otta
wa, aa follows:
10 acres, Improved I 1,0')
16 ai res, Improved 6t600
L!0 acres, bait timber, im
proved 8,600
35 acres, half timber, im
proved 5,000
34 acres, half garden, Im
proved 10.BOJ
4n acres, fair Improvements... 16,000
7f acres, well improved 16,000
xo acres, well Improved 14,000
116 acres, fair Improvements . . 24,000
Easy terms.
W. It. PUSET,
Central Life, Ottawa. 111. j
COLONIZATION BARGAIN -10,000 to
20,(m0 acres general grain, stock
nd fruit farming land close to St.
Louis, Mo.; cut size to suit; wonder
ful bargain. Write JOHN GODFREY.
Crescent Court. Lousivllle, Ivy.
FOit SALE 156 acre situated 3V4
miles from market tad same dis
tance from one of the finest sub
urbs out of Chicago. Improvements:
1 room hoiue, barn t hlrty six by seven-
ty two. with forty-three cow stanch-
Ions; room for eight horses; floor all
CODC?ete; core crib, granary, deep ,
well; school across the road. This
farm has s great future. A bargain;
why pay tho fancy prices. Address
8.. enre this office. Hoasonabla price
aid terms
FOR SALE OR KENT Small fruit I
and poultry faun near Ottawa.
Phone 6t;i v.
Hawk Really Far
l--i.ni, earti times
end.
autumn Hi;
fj
Deserving of Hmh Estat
Mm
wh
tin
wnerson
ss
Annual Town Meeting
Notice Is hereby given t
Rt-
jens, logal voters nl ihe t
mil n (It
tawai j,, ,(,, countj ( , gaj,
stale of Illinois that the annual
,,,, ng ., e0,,t0 for Said
wm ue hoW .,, tne followins n
places
pjraj p jllrf ,,,,,,,, Ottawa
mr)t)US street
Second Procini I
iwn lla'l.
Fayette street.
in
Fourth Precinct llillmati Btllldl
Chestnut street
Filth Precinct Schaefei
Hall, !
Cheatnut street
Sixth Pre, in
!op' . J , s' Wain and Harding
w1d fow"' on
,,1,v ,,f APHI. next. being tie
first
, Tuesday in said month, for the pur
" "iwwinB, .
' lHa 1 '" cnoose wo
itor t,
s"''' ;'' !,;'"i meeting.
SEUOND to elei I
TWO Assistant Super
PIVH Justices of th" I
rive, uonstaoies
AND to act upon n
subjects which is., In
taw, come before said
convened,
The town neeting f
Mob of miscellaneous i
additional
,u suance ot
ctfttg when j
the tran sac-1
::ess shall
, lock p m..
be held at tin- hour of
at Hotel Ottawa.
Polls open at ' o'ch
must lose at
(liven undpr my hat I
inois. this loth d
l, A D.
JAMES 0 iRAt Ctatk 1
If LP WANTED
WANTED Girl
work now ma
girl to become
I oper-
ator in hali iho time formerly roquli
'il; we now have work for u few
more girls over 16 years old; apply In
person at GARTER FACTORY, 804
I'liltoti St,
WANTED Wash woman tor family
of two, Phone 813 L.
WANTED nirl tor general house
work, Liberal salary txper!onc
not necessary. iMnme lo'.T.
WANTED A middle-aged woman for
cook nt cottago at La Hallo County
I Homo.
j W INT ED
'ompetenl woman or ir
WA1
Prospecl Avi
VOUNO MEN, Wd.MEX. over 17, fur
postal mail service; $ln month.
ervtce exa
Wash log t
WAN I' l-'.l ) Women
to make button w
chine. Apply In pel
eory, 808 Fulton sti
WANTED SALESLADIES, BUNDLE
WRAPPERS AND A CASHIER;
PREFER SBIjLING ABILITY. AP
PLY AT ONCE, is. L. LYTTON, A PI
FASHION SHOE PARLORS, 203 W.
MAIN ST. 1
Professions! Cards
Dr. E. A. Kelly
DENTIST
lolumbus St. Ottawa, ill.
work guaranteed first class.
I a in. to 7:') p. in
!l to 12.
Phono 225 Y
THERON L. LENA M.
Warrick & Warrick
CHIROPRACTORS.
Palmer School Graduates
Room L'lL'il Centra Life Building,
Ottawa, in
Phone tees.
Hours.: 10-12, 3-5, 7 8.
Dr. C. A. Blcan
CHIROPRACTOR.
Licensed by Illii
Stato Hoard of
II
Ith
1U-M2 Moloney Bldg. Phone 620 R
Hours ; 1 a in., I I p. in.
Dr. C. F. Van Atta
Successor to Dr. tlortog.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Office 404 Central Life.
Phone 1015-W.
F.A.Kossow Hoofing Co.
Tar and Gravel Roofers.
All Work Guaranteed.
Residence roofs of the very hrst.
Have them fixed for a rainy day.
Phone La Salle 1 109 R
BONDS
WM BUY and BBLL
All kinds of
BONDS AND STOCKS
Room 105 Central Lite Building
Telephone S!
ROBERT J. REID
Magneto Starter.
Generator Repairing.
Ottawa Electric Co.
FRED W. MUELLER, Prop.
306 W. Main St. Phone 982
WANTED
WANTED Men ownlae 1 1 u or aiiio,
to sell well known lino lubricating
oils, nouse paints, narn paioi aim
roofing materials direct to farmers
commissions
paid woekly; Bpeclal
is paid on sales; old re-
n . i llinir fit r tn trade fur,
monthly bonus
llahlo C(
years; financially responsible and
standing back or evory material sold.
o,. r... .... .........i..,,. bbIm
proposition, CENTRAL PETROLEUM
CO., Cleveland. Ohio,
. -
WANTED Everyone interested In
Kood, big early corn, grown on small
stalks, to call at Ottawa Hanking
Trust. Co. and pee Bample gr.iwr; by
W. E. I'rbdiard & Sons
WANTED JO RENT- A well known
about to return to Ottawa and desires
to rent a modern house for a year;
will probably buy before tho year
out. Please call or send word If you
have anything to offer, she expecti
to j;et a place for $30 or $:!".
Tel. 648-W. T. 13. PARRELL.
WANTED I want to buy a houi
with three or four lots, bo ray cus
tomer can raise chickens and do lilt',!'
gardening; will pay $3,500 to $4,000;
expect to get a bargain or at least!
good value; will not buy a place need
ing repairs or lacking modern im
provements unless the price asked
I will be attractive enough so that my
I man can afford to put them In, Send
ascription of what von have.
Tel. 648-W. T. Ii. FARRELL.
WANTED TO BUY Old feather hod:
I also h'an leathers and make lie
folding feather mattresses. Addresi
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE Piano, parlor suite, cen
ter table bedroom sull.o and othor
articles. Call 228 Washington Btreet,
FOR SALE Ulg type Poland China
boars; cholera Imniuned and record
ed. Also SOWS Willi llltets e.t sld.
Phono Grand Rldg Dai'.B or write
wieliam li. NAGLB.
FOR KALE Some fine while oak
posts and some stovowood.
F. C. ALBRBT'HT,
111 Poplar St., Ottawa.
Phono B34-V.
FOOR SALE Choice Bpring wheat.
Inquire o J, Mass. Phono I'DITT
F. C. ALBRICt HT. 1111 Poplar St.
FOR SALE i refrigerator, one G foot
pocket billiard table, 106 Madison si..
Geo T Knox.
h'OH SALI
ii, k 1 ' ondll Ion i 'all HHti I .
PALMtR'S STRAIN Among Amei
MRS JOHN I. FPRR
tin .i ;.- ...
IIi:V ( 1 1 1 ( ' K .
AtJl OMOBILtP
BOMKhODY WWTS THIS
:
ifil
: ' .
'
see ii. MR, SCOTT. Phone
UPHOLSTERING
ALWAYS UN'. I IT- Spring over-uiin--
of (urnltHre Ann, right by
. I'.auchlo. Telephone !-::7. IS1I
t Mam .-tte.-t
TOR SMt
HOUSES.
roR SALB Seven mom aoufe with
li ot wt, r ti"Ht, sth room, laundry
ffl R0O(1 con(nt.j,n. Throe large lots,
quanttty of frult Center Ottawa, IS, -
,,,,. ,-,... ,
; 800.00. Miss Oertru:le Harris.
FOU SALB-rivo room tottage, hard-;
wood floors, furnace, km, electric
lights. $4,000; alnu & rooni cottago,
I city water, two larpe lots. $1,100, both
in west Ottawa. Miss Qei trade Har-1
r.
r)R HALS Five nonsoa east of Or
leans Btreet, all of which will be:
sold for much loss thaa tho sctnall
vftlue. Miss Gertrude Hsrrls.
for sale sti room, 1,-w, modern
house; In good locution; heating
and plumbing worth f:um 12,500 to
13,000; hardwood floors, colonadea
etc ; for ijiitok sale from f 5,000 Li
ft;. coo Josh than bouse could b
erected. Miss QBRTRUOE HARRIS.
fok SALE Three modem houses in
Bast Ottawa, west of Orleans street
for ono-half fslns. Mist Qertn.de
Hirrls.
VOU SALE Small house and tu: bs
west end. Including garage nni
chicken house; $200 down, balance
lie per month; also five vacant lots
cheap, one or all. W. U. PUSBY,
Real Est. & In i., ( entral Life Bldg.
FOR SALE -Win-re Is the young
couple willing to forego some of
the luxuries in order to own their own
home? have a good property on
Norrla St. for sale for $2,700; this
street will be In demand in a year or
people and you chan change it. to suit
your purse. Don'l always be a renter.
Come In and let's chat about It,
Tel. 848-W. T. ):. FA.RRELL.
FOR SALE A good onc-story frame,
mi tal roof dwelling; corner lot ; 6()x
120; paving and sower all paid; good
Tell G48-AV. T. It. FARRELL.
FOR SALE Very rood r room house.
6 blocks from com I house; all mod
em convenience.,; a bargain, Also
line residence in Kasl Ottawa, wini
two lots; very reasonable in price.
W. R. PUSEY,
Real Est. & Ins , Central Life Bldg,
FOR SALE $1,000 house and lol tor
$850 cash. W H. PI SKY,
Central Life Bldg.
FOR SALE Modern dwelling on
Chiton St.; v rooms and bath; all
sower and paving as - mi til paid,
cement walks; lot 6tix120; barn for
garage; furnace heat; hardwood
tH,000; worth more, Glad to show it
to vou. T. 1!. FARRELL.
Tel. 648-W.
'Olt HAL'': A g(
Sola St.; lol '.'
I the rear: tir.-t IIoo
lie level
I!. FARRF.LL.
THE FREE TRADER-JOURNAL
AND FAIR DEALER
115 West Mam Street.
FREE IBADEK-JOURHAL Pit. CO.
Publichtrs.
NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVES
S. (". 1 , .
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i:
SENT ATI V r.
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j .. Male. Kneu I Unit hi
and IM,
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MISCELLANEOUS
BELL TO DEALBRS ANYWHEHB
1,1; commission; best homes hryw
Puriiy Brand Malt and Hops; every
thlnj? for home bottling; free recipe
with catalogue. PURITY MALT EX-
TRACT CO., 130 W. Randolph, Chi
cago.
h
ANDOLOOY Special Number Just
out, containing 1921 facts of closer
land In Marinette County, Wiscon
sin. If for a home or as an Invest-
menl you are thinking of buying Rood
farm lands where farmers prow rich,
si ml at once for thl special number
of Landology. It Ih free on request.
Addre-m skid more Richie Land Co.,
366 Skldmore-Rlehle Rldg., Marinette,
Wis.
NOW IS Til E REST TIME to hnv
your trees transplanted, trimmed
"r topped. I furnish trees, "any
Kino, set mom oui aim guaramtta
I them In live Your fruit and shade
trees are valuable. lr will pay you
, io have your trees cared for by nn
1 expert, rather than have them mutil
ated and damaged by an inexperien
ced man. They cost you too much
for that I make a specialty of this
kind (d work. Address G. It. GID
DINGS, or phono tiTT-L
II W1-: your wall paper cleaned by an
expert. Leave orders at Wheeler tic
Malo's or address STEVE D0OLAN,
015 West Jackson St..
WE still have laxi service at Rick'fl
f'irnr store. Phone 601 W.
MILITANT MARY
iue-U 1K Wk'us . nn? i
lXJ( bwadenoul-our
ii i i a i- . i i .
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RAILWAY
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OTTAWA. ILL
9 ' October 31, 1120.
EXPRESS HANOI ED ON ALL CAR
AT LOW RATES.
EASTBOUND.
Eastbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion for Marseilles, Seneca, Ito.-rls,
Mtnooka, Rockdale and Jollet. III. in
a. m. 5:40, b6:35, 7 : . 5 , 9:;,5, 11:55,
In p. m 1:66, bS!:65, 3:55. c:66. :5t,
8:06, lt:o:.
WE8TBOUNO.
rVestbnund cars leave Ottawa t
tlon for I'll, a, La Salln. I'eru, Spring
Valley, I. add. DePue, Bureau, Prince
ton In a. m. f5:65, g6:60, t8:26. f:66.
dl0:66, fl 1:66. In p. m. fl :55. f3:66.
g4:66, 15:56, kt:65, all: 55, mil. 35.
SOUTHBOUND.
Southbound cars leave Ottawa fts
tlon for Orand Ridge, McKlnlejr Tars
and Btreator In a, in., 6:56, 7:f,5. y fiF,.
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11:00
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holidays.
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ALWAYS BOY TICKETS AND SAVB
HONEY.
TICKET DPI It E OP1 N PROM l:4
A. if. To 11:31 P. M.
TICKFT FARES TO
CHICAGO
Via Jollet. HI., ar-d Chicago A JolM
Electric Railway:
S3.00 ft
Round 0H9f Q-
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(Return trip limited to tea days)
FAST FRFICHT RTRVICE.
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