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THE 7AORO UGH BRED JACK


WING purchased . largo and thorough
LII bred Jack for tho purpose of improv.
ing the stock in this section Of the State,
breeders are respectfully requested to call
and examine tor themselves.
lie will stand the ensuing season at my
farm, four miles south east Of Bowling. Green.
For further particulars, see hsnd bills in duo
time,
JOHN SOUTH.
Fburyr. 18th 1Sd5
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Corporation Ordinance.

DE IL ordained, That all dogs run.
ID ming at large within the limits Of the
corporation of Ottawa, after the 18th day
of September, A. d. 1915, without a
muzzlc on, be declared nuisance, and
that the corporation constable be duly au-
thorized 10 remove the same.
BE IL further ordained, That if the cor
poration constable refuse or neglecis to re-
move all dogs running a, large without a
muzzle on, after the 18th of September,
be subject TO a fac Of no, less than 50,
nor more than $40, for each offence.
&. l.. LUKENS, cFk. pro. tenn.
An ordinance to this effect, passed d, a
meeting of the board on the 25th of Au-
gust. A. d. ls45, tina, no dogs should run
at large on or after the 10Th of September,
lSi5, the clerk being negligent dated the
ordinance the 10Th of August, 1915.
Sept. 5, 1915. ll---w
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We regre, 70 state that much sickness
continues 10 prevail in this and the adloin-
ing counties of Illinois, as well as in Mis-.
souri, and the other Western States. In
many places, the sick are so numerous
that it is Difficult, to procure the attendance
necessary to their comfort. The mos,
common disease is intermittent fever
and when not too long neglected, goncr-
ally yields readily to the usual remedies.
1t Is principally confined to the country
and small villages-,hc principal towns
being but slightly affected by ii. Alton
never was more healthy than i, is a, pre-
sen,.-.7hon Telegraph, Sept. 6.
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Administrators Sale.

n Office is hereby given that appli.
! y cation will be made at The next
term of the La Sale circuit court, TO be
held in Ottawa, on Friday the seventh
day of November next, for power to sell
the interest Of Enos NJ. Griggs, deed,
IN the following estate, TO satisfy claims
against said estate, the personal property
being insufficient for that purpose, viz ::
The ne qT Of sec 1, and the VIII sc or of
sec 4, and the VIII ne or of sec Sail in
L 80, n Il 3, f Sd p NJ. Also, the south
part of the Sc lr or of sec "a, L SO, N II
3, f 3d p Mall in Lasallo county.
ABRAM =. IIOSFORD.
Administrator.
Ottawa, Sept. IL, 1915. l2-3i.
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Correspondence Of the Free Trnd'r.

INV ORR SVP'' - iSi"'
The weather is extremely warm here yet, and
in consequence the fall business has not begun
with its usual activity; though there are said 10
10 more strangers in the city than was ever known
before q, this season. From prescn, indications
the fall business will Ice the best ever done in this
CITY. The harvcsts have been, on the whole, We
~ good, and the cotton crop will be enormous
The farmers and planters will pocket large profits
this year, aud when they do well, trade is certain
10 be prosperous. The Americans, though fond
Of making nancy, are equally fond OF spending
it; and the best indication of the prosperous CON
diton Of the country, is the manner in which
the people use their money. At present it is scat
tered with a lavish hand. The theatres are night.
ly crowded, every hotel Is a complete 'Jam," and
every place Of fashionable rcsor, aud amusc mcnt
is OVERLOOKING with the eager vo,arcs of pleasure.
These nre',he hard times predicted by the wings,
If Mr.. Polk should be elected
The Groat britain steamship sailed from here
on Saturday las, with 50 passengers, aud a small
quantity of freight. As all the papers have been
filled with descriptions Of her, will not attempt
one, further than to say that, as a model, she sur.
passes any thing that have ever seen. For beau,
,y and symmetrical portion; for combined
power and simplicity; and for grandeur, she sur.
passes any thing that ever has been, or ior u long
time " i'll be built
The Cal donia arrived this morning, bringing
II days later news from Europe. But 1t Is un
Important. The prospects for II good harvest
were better. Parliament was prorogucl on III,
10Th Of August. During this session they hav,
sanctioned the construction of 1000 miles Of new
railroads in England aud Scotland, and 800 in
Ireland. The capital authorized to he raised in
shares for this purpose, amounts to l3l $4,000
exclusive Of 16,SOJ,O0O required for the Irish
lines. Sir Robert Peel gave notice that he did
not contemplate making any change in the com
!lws. The queen is making tour to Germany
The probabilities of war between this country
and Mexico are discussed with much carncs,uess
The French papers hin, that England is secretly
encouraging Mexico.
The war fever in this city still RACES with alter
alternate sposms, Gains, and convulsions. Tn,
spectators, when they get short Of news, manu-,
iac,ure it TO order, and 1t is no, uncommon to find
that letter dated New Orleans was written in
this city
The price of flour has advanced in expectation
ola short crop in England. Quotations to-day
are 1881. Pork is becoming scarce, and it i.
though, prices will rise, The quotations are for
Ohio mcss, 81 l2l, prime $3.50. The money
market il icycrlsh in consequence OF the war ru
mOrs but for these, 1t would be easy. Emlgra.
ton will be greater this season than any former
one. The arrivals last week exceeded Is 900.
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF ruE CALEDONIA.
Fourteen days later from Europe


Fourteen days later from Europe.
The steamship Caledonia, arrived a,
Boston yesterday morning, at half past
o'clock, bringing dates from Liverpool
down to the 10Th ult.
Mr.. Mcl.ane has presented his creden-
tials, and Mr.. Everett his letters of recall.
Mr.. Mclean was anxious To enter upon
the object of his mission nasiaRier, but as
Lord Aberdeen had arranged to accompa-
ny the Queen to Germany, The COM
mcnccment Of the negotiation was post
poned.
Parliament was proTogued on the 10th
by the Queen in pcrson-having author.
iZCd tho construction of 200 miles of
new railway in England and Scotland,
and 500 miles in lreland-capilal e3s,-
$50.
Sir James Graham stated in the House
OF Commons, Just previous 10 its sopara-
ton, that the quantity Of wheat aud flour
now IN bond amounts TO 400, 900 quarters
and the specie in The Bank of England
(Which might, if necessary, be rendered
available for the purchase of foreign
corn is no less than GlG.000,0O0
whereas, at the corresponding date OF
1898, there were only 81 900 quarters in
bond, and E9,1OG,O0 in specie in the
Golfers Of the Bank.
Ihe only clouds in the political hori.
zon are identified with those in the natu.
raj sky; but one month of ine weather
would put all fears Of an insufficient har.
YES completely al rest. The weather has
Tor some time been very unllvorablc,
though laterIy VIC have had some days OF
bright sunshine, but the crops will be
abundant, provided the gram has an op,
poriunlty of riponing and that it car be
securely housed.
The transactions in the grain markets
are watched with the greatest anxiety
Prices have somewhat lowered, the sup
plies being stated to be much more album
dant than they were u month ago, and
the weather being somewhat more favor
able to a good harvest.
There Is still enough of old wheat in
the hands Of the farmers to make specula.
hon very hazardous, if not unsafe and
looslng game. We do not expect that
prices will fall again to the average of the
last twelve months, but we think that
they have, unless the weather becomes
decidedly alarming, attained the muir
iHiHn1 which will rule until after Christ.
mas.
In consequence Of the gloomy anicl-
patrons whicH have for some time hung
over men OF capital on account OF the
unsettled state OF the weather, money
has been more difficult Of access, aud
capitalists appear to be more frightened.
The rates Of discount are not, however,
materially altered, although there appears
to be more caution allo,e. Best bankers
, 81, others 3 to G. Many bills in the
market. The Bank continues lis rates o.
= IA 10 4.
The directors Of the Bank of England
are oyerstoCkcd with bullion, and have
refused TO purchase the last instalmen, o
Sychar silver brought over from China
viz: 100000 dollars, and it is TO bt
submitted TO public sale.
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NOTICE.
To Claimenis Of Cmim Lots g. Lands By
Pre- cmptiOn.

To CIdimenis If Canai Lots g. LandS By
Pre-. cmption.
I'm and after the 10Th day of Scptcm.
W Der next, at the canal office at Lock
port, proof OF prc-cmption rights 10 canal
lands and lots, under the provisions of an
act, entitled, IAN act TO provide for the
completion of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal, and for the payment of the canal
debt" approved Feb. p, 1913, will be
received.
The proof required will be the affidavit
Of the claimant, and one or more other
persons, showing the particular tract Of
land or lot improved and when the i'm
provement was made, and by whom, and
the kind, and amount of such improve
mCnt. JACOB FRY,
Resident Trustee.
CANAL OFFICE, LocKroRT,
August 10, 1915. o.
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Chicago Market.

Uheaf continues to arrive freely and OF
first quality prices have advanced stca-
Oily until they have now reached ~
and 75cts. per bush. The news of the
English steamer now due is looked for
with much anxiety by holders, who have
bought at present high prices, as it will
give decided tone 10 our market.
oats command from Is 10 20c, and ar
rive somewha, spariugly.
Chicago Dem., Sep. 0.
GrNcws has just come in that wheat has lal.
len ten OF twelve cents in Chicago since the late
foreign news arrived.
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Anecdotc Of Gen. JachSon.--Whcn
Powers, who is so celebrated throughout
Europe, was young man, he went TO
Washington TO make bus,s of some of the
distinguished men TO be found there.
Among others, he was engaged ON one OF
General JACKSON. After he had been la.
boring upon it few days, Major Doncl-
son suggested TO the artist, that as the
general had lost his teeth, he had better
supply them by rounding the lips of mar.
bic. Mr.. Powers though. he would con.
tsult his sitter about tie matter, and &C
\ Yingly mentioned the suggestion Of his
md. mo, SIR" said the general EN-.
| iically, "make me az am-,eelh or
4 teeill--for ! wish postcrity to see my
i 70 just asi, appeared to my coicmpo-
y. St-siineSs Y ,Epc. Post.
SSs SepL IS, 1918. n,
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MOl;,sscS.
Lime.

OrA BUSH. Lime, Tor sale hv
~ may 10, lSl5. G.. BURR.
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We understand a part Of the property stolen
from the house OF Mr.. Thomas Tracy week
ago on Sunday, was found few days ago in the
possession Of one John Anderson, living some !
miles from the residence Of Mr.. Tracy. He was
arrested and taken before Esq. Crook, of South
Ottawa, by whom, after an examination, IN de-
e. Of bail, he was committed to our county Jail
70 sait his trial for larceny.
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JOSEPH HALL,
JOHN HOOPER.
, t1t-
Ottawa, Sept. 8, 1915.
New Tailoring Establishment.
CONLEN q BAILEY

3 DEspECTrULLY inform the citizens
"a of Ottawa, and surrounding coun.
try, that they have established the above
business in this place.
Mr. BaiIy, late from New York, and
long employed in the mos, fashionable
shops in the city of New York and Al
bany as cutter, and has all the most APP
proved and fashionable styles of the
eastern and European fashions, warrants
all garments made at their establishment
10 fit. They also receive the monthly
fashions from New York.
Cutting will be done on the shortest
notice, and warranted 10 fit if properly
made up.
Their establishment is on the cast
side OF the public square, next door 10 the
City Hotel.
Ottawa, Sept. II, l8t5. l2G.
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Coming Back.-The last Boonvillc
Observer says that, five or six men pass
ed through that town on Monday last,
with pack mules, on their return from
California. They were from st. Louis
county, and were returning TO their old
homes, dissatisfied with the country
which they had visited in search Of new
aud better localion.-Rp.
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The Rio Graade, Rio del Norte, and The Rio
bTaro, are oil one and the same river. This river
Is claimed by the Texans as the true boundary
between Mexico and Texas, but the Nucccs is the
boundary granted by Mexico as forming the true
division.
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wh Sc or, and 80 acres OF VII nc Or Of sec y,
,3l, II 7 g. 3 p m; qr Of VIII NV q Of see 6,
80. nj Is, 81 IN. Also, lot +, IN block 10;
lot g. in block IS, and ch of VIII of 10, :, in block
l}-in the town of Peru. Also, ell Sc Or Of sec
80. t 81. II I g. 81 IN. All of which is sirus-
ted in the county Of La sale aud state Of Illinois,
aud has been offered Tor sale and remains in my
hands unsoll, for the want of bidders.
Which shaI! expose TO public sale. on
the 10Th day OF September next, at the
court house door of said county, 10 the
highest and best Juider for realty money.
Sale to commence between the hours
Of Q o'clock, A. NJ, and sunset OF said
day. Dated this 9Th day of August, A.
D., 1915. S. II. ANDERSON,
L. s. MwshM District 0f Illinois.
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Sugcring IN South Croiina.-We have dis
lima. Recent accounts from the vicinity of Spar
tansburg state tina, the provision crop is already
exhausted. The price has so increased that it is
utterly gu, of the power of the poor to purchase,
and many of this class are already living on the
charity Of the more fortunate.
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Estate of Ira Hoidcrman, dccd.

A LII persons having claims against
IN the estate Of Ira Ilolderman, decd,
are notified and requested TO attend before
the probate justice Of La Sale county. H.
LIMOS, at his Office in Ottawa, on Monday
the 20lh day of September, A. d., 1915,
for the purpose of having the same ad-
jusled, that being the day fixed upon by
the undersigned, in pursuance of the
statute, for the purpose of settling and
adjusting all claims against said dcccden,.
GEO. G. TlLBURY, Adm'r.
Aug. lG, 1915. Sc
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Children Cry for Sherman's
INDICATED E.OXENGES.

fHNllESE celebrated Lozenges are now
offered to the citizens of Ottawa,
and the west, as the best preparations (fur
the cure of the various diseases for which
they are rccommcnded) ever offered 10
the public. The proprietor, DR.. Shcr-
man, is a regular graduate of Medicine,
a member of the Medical Society of the
city and county Of New York, and these
LozengeS are prepared from medical pre-
scrip,ions which have been approved by
the most celebrated physicians in tina, CT
ty; in addition to which they are prepa-
red in 50 pleasant manner that children
eat them with avidl,y and cry for more.
They consist OF
Cough LOscHgoS,
Which are the safest and mos, cifcctual
remedy foi Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Whooping Cough, Asthma, &C., ever of.
icred TO the public. They operate by pro-
noting cxpectoration, allaying the lrrlta-
ton of coughing, and removing the cause
Iro,o, yo-.,oo.
The only in(,Iible Worm medicine ever
discovered. In over 4OO, 200 cases they
have never been known TO fail. MANY
diseases arise from worms and occasion
long and intense suffering and even death
without their ever bcino suspected; crown
persons are very often afflicted with them,
and afc doctorcI for various complaints
without any benefit, when one dose Of
these Lozengcs would speedily cure
them.
CaDphor Lo.cageS.
For nervous or sick head ache, palpita,
tons of the heart, lastudc and nervous
affections generally. Persons travelling
or attending large parties, will find the
Lozcnpcs really rcviying, and imparlinn
the buovanry of youll-uscd after dissi.
patton, they will restore the tone of the
system generally. and remove all the I'M
pleasant symptoms arising from TOO free
living.
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Corn GRIP in North Caohna.-The Wash
ang,on (N q Wing, Of the DIST ult. says: " In
this section, indeed in the whole eastern section
Of the state, far we have heard, the crops OF
corn are mos, promising. In Hyde county, that
great corn growing region, We learn that the pros
pcct for an abundan, yield was never more latter
M"
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Canal Lots ~ Lands.

\ pursuance OF a late order of the
4 Board of Trustees of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal, all unsold Canal lots
and lands are to be leased;
The undersigned would therefore give
notice that he will receive proposals, rel
alive to renting Canal lots and blocks in
Ottawa, and also, the lands in this vicni-
~.
Applicants will please describe in Wi
ting the premises wanted, and state the
amount OF rem, they ale willing to pay
therefor. Good security will be required
in all cases for the prompt payment of
rent.
Moderate, not cXorbilant rent will be
required. The undersigned may be found
at the Canal Office. ID. l.. HOUGH,
Ottawa, Aug. 20 lSi5. Agent.
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The Last Cali.

4 LL persons knowing themselves in.
deo'ed to us, either by note or book
account are requested to call and settle
before the first Of October next, or they
will find their accounts left with an officer
for collection. Those interested will do
well by attending to this notice, aud save
costs. WALKER & lIlCkLlNG.
Ottawa, Sept. IL, 1915.
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Groceries ~ Hardware,

EuST RECEIVED
~ Prime Rio and Havana Coffee,
NUw Orleans Sugar and Moasscs,
Loaf Sugar, Young H., ron Teas,
Allspicc, Pepper, SaIcIUus,
Ginger, Cloves, Nu,mcgs. Cassio,
Rice, Tobacco, Soap, Candles,
10 bbls. Dried Apples, etc.
ALSO
Grain and Grass Scythe scytho stones and rifles,
Pitch Forks, Manure Forks,
Shovos and Spades, Boston Nails, Floor Brads,
Mill and Cross.cu, saws, Trace Chains,
And good assortment Of shcll.warc.
may 80, 1916. CUSHMAN & GRIDTEY.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES
Estate ofWathaniei Burton. decd.

A LII persons having claims against
IA the estate of Nathaniel Burton, de-
ceased, are hereby notified aud requested
to attend before the probate justice of La
Sale county, Illinois, at his Office in OF
'awa, in said county, on the 25th day OF
October, A. d. lS45, for the purpose of
having the same adjusted, that being the
day fixed upon by the administrator, in
pursuance of the statute, for the purpose
Of settling and adjusting all claims against
said dcccdent.
&. HAYWARD, adm'r.
Sept. IL, lsi5. l2-G
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Samuel VI Mar, Aaron Howe, Elisha Howe
Sampson Howe aud Amos Fellows admins
traitors Of the estate Of Geo w Howe, deed.
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The Rev J. Blanchard, Of Cincinnati, has been
. elected president of Knox College, IN this state
and has accepted the trust
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R E NJ w A Il.
VIM. PAM d Co., Peru,

AVE removed to lhe Brick Store
q n adjoining Mr.. |. ID. Harmon.
They will have on hand in the course
of mex, week, new stock OF staple and
fancy FALL & WINTER GooDs. purchased
three weeks ago in New York, with
great care, as cheap as cash would buy
them, and which will be sold low for cash
or produce.
~ Cash paid for UheM.
Peru, Sept 5, 1915.
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wheat Wanted.

YENHE subscribers would say TO those
4 indebted TO them, either by note or
book account, that they will receive wheat
in payment for their dues, if delivered
soon a, John Green's Mills, Dayton, for
which the highest market price viii be
given.
They have an assortment of good grey,
brown and black lulled cloths salneus
Jeans twceds red, white and pressed
tlanneIs, of a superior quality, which they
are offering at prices that will make i, an
object for persons DESTROYS of encouraging
domestic manufactures to give us i call,
and examine the goods we are now ma
king.-Thc highest price will be allowed
for wheat, in exchange for our cloths.
j, Il ID. GREEN.
Dayton Factory, Aug. Is. ST
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Hay is selling in Concc,icu, at $50 per ton.
In Illinois at $3.50. Come this way, friends
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Estate Of Darid Jennings, dcc'd

Estate Of Dard Jennings, dcc'd
A LL persons having claims against
VA the estate of David Jennings, decd,
are notified and requested to attend before
the probate justice of La Sale county, H.
linos, al his Office in Ottawa, on Manday
the 27th day of October, A. d., lsi5,
for the purpose Of having the same adjus-
ted, that beng the day fixed upon by the
Undersigned, in pursuance Of the statute,
for the purpose of settling and adjusting
all claims against said decedent.
l2-6t G.. W. JACKSON, .4dmr.
Sept. -, 1915.
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Peru, September se.lsiJ.

Pcfn, september re, 1915.
4 USr received on consignment, a well
~ selected and choice assortment of
Groccrlcs-most desirable for groccrs,
tavern d vciualling-house kccpers-con-
sisling in part of brandy, gin, rum, 'old'
Irish and Monongahcla whiskcy, port,
MADEIRA, clarct, champagne, and hook
wines, various kinds of cordials, cigars,
fine chewing tobacco, raisins, dried fish,
sperm candles, loaf sugar, assorted and
rock candies, dried apples and peaches,
&c. &c. &c..
A rare chance for bargains is offered
in the above 10, Of goods, as the owner is
anxious To close them of without delay.
ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru, Sept. II, 1915.
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MARRIED.,

At Rinswood, Mcllcnry county, on the morn.
ing Of the 2Sh ult,, by the Rev. Mr.. Slater,
JonN V. \. lIoEs, Esq, of this town, to Miss
FRANcEs, daughter Of Judge Reynolds of the
former place.
DiED-At Ottawa, last evening, William
H., only son of Randolph and Marinda K. Sizcr,
aged years months.
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The potato crop in Maine is likely to prove a
failure, being blghted As it was last year.
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ME aforesaid defendants are hereby
a notified TO appear before the Cir
cut Court of said county on the first day
OF the next term thereof, to be holden at
tho court house in Princeton, in said
county, on the fifth Monday in the pres.
cni month oi September, TO answer Ia a
certain bill Of complaint as above entitled,
filed in our said court on the chancery
side thereof, against them by the said
compliments Also, that aildavils show
ing satisfactorily that the defendants re.
side out of this state, have been filed, to-
gelhcr with said bill and summons issued
herein as the law directs.
CYRUS BRYANT, Clerk.
q. Peters, compl's. sol.
Sept. >, 1915. Ill
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Notice.
Pine Lumber.

' NWO THOUSAND feet seasoned
Lumber, an excellent article for sale
by G.. BURR.
Ottawa, Sept. L., 1915.
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STATE or ILLINOIS, Bureau county, SIS
Circuit Court, September Term, 4. ID 10.
In Chlnccry--Bl to forcclnse mortgage.
Harvey Wood, and Ann Wood his wife.
Henry l. Kinney, Daniel Webster, Daniel +
Webster, Richard VI Dl4lchiyrj and Samuel 3
kurrIc.