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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Grundy county. S.
Grundy county circui, courl--June term, A.
d lS47. -
Patrick McAndrew rs Adam Lamb n qetmenf.
NOTICE is hc,ehy given to the said defend
~ ant, that an attachment issusd out of tho
office Of the clerk otthc circuit Cont, Of the coun
ly Of Grdnly and s,sic Of Illinois, on iae g. Gay
Of Jane, A. ID. 1916, fnr the sum Of $500; which
wi, has been retained 10y the sheriff Of said coun.
ty as executed by summoniDe tho gornishecs
therein named NOW unless VOC, the said Al
am Lamb, shall personally be and appear beGore.
the said circuit court, Oh the ftstdsy off the ne,,
term thereof to he holden at the court house in
Morris, in said Ltuhdy county, on The second
Monday in the month Of Jane nest, give speci,i
bail and plead To the said paniilIs action. ludg-
mcnt will be entered oeans, You, The said Adam
Lamb, in favor Of the said plapifl, and other
proceedings had thereon according to law.
GEO. n. kiEkSTED, Cuk.
VI. ID. PnGNpLG,s Au'y Gt rrH
Morris, May - 1917 10 iss5
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"UOrms! HORNS = HORNS ~
Jayno's Tonic Neutrality-suspicious. Vcrmifuge is
perfectly safe, and so pleasant that children will
not refuse to take it. 1t eliectually destroys
Worms, noutralizcs acidity or sOurness of the
stomach, increases appetite, and acts as gene
raj or permanent Tonic, and is therefore, exceed.
ingly beneficial in intermittent and remitten ic-
Ners, indigestion, &C., and is almost a certain
cure for fever and aguc, and what Is more i'm
porlant, II doas itpetmanently.
II not only destroys worms and invigoratcs
the whole system, but il dssolves and carries oil
the super-abunda It slime or mucus. 50 prevalent
in the stomach and bowels Of children, mere es-
uccially of those in bad health. This mucus
forms the bed or nest 10 which worms produce
their young, and by removing it, it is impossible
for worms to remain IN the body
1t is harmless ia its effects on The system, and
The health of the patient is always improved by
l,s use, even when no worms are discovered. Nu-
ineTous certificates Of its usefulness have been
received, which the Proprietor does not consid-
er necessary to publish.
Piles Numerous cases of Piles have been
perfectly cured by the USE Of this valuable Yer
-4nilugc.
Finally, what the public have long desired, a
medicine Of this kind, which might be depended
upon (prePared by regular ply scian) is now
offered to them.
For sale by & L Walker Ottawa. AZ
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Family Boarding school.

MIX, Il MRS. CLARK propose opening II
We School for young Ladies at thoir residence
one mile south of Ottawa, to commence un the
first Monday Of May next.
The location Is pleasant and healthy, uniting
whatever may be desirable in the quiet of the
country with the advantages to be desired from
the society of the town.
knowing that there are many parents in The
country who have not the opportunity OF cduca-
ting their children e home, we take this method
of saying to such parents, that we will take a
limited number of pupils into our own family,
and will cndeavor as Tar o. possible, TO improve
their intellectual aud moral character We shall
endeavor so to diversity and arrange our system
of instruction that our scholars many not be-.
come weary, and yet he advanced as rapidly as
possible in their studies. Ftum our own oLvan.
,agcs of education aud experience in teaching.
we trust we shall be able to adopt cou,s, of
instruction and discipline which will insure a
progress pleasing to every parent.
Scholars sent to US from abroad will he nj all
times under our waichlul care, aud be treated 10
every respect like members of our own faulty.
The pticc of tuition will vary from 80 To IS
per quarter, according to the age and ottainncn,s
IT the pupils Board 81 per week. Board and
washing SIPS. 80
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II FaC1' WOR7H KNOU/NG.

A gentleman of a scrofulous habit, became
affected with alterations Of the throat aud nose,
e1d disagreeable and troublesome disease of
the skin. Indeed, his whole system bore the
marks Of being saturated with disease. One
hand aud wrist were so much affected that he
had lost the use of the hand every part being
covered with deep, painful and offensive Ulcers,
and his hand and wrist were as hollow and po-
rous as huneycomb. II was at this Stage of
his complaint. when death appeared inevitable
from joathsome disease, that be commenced
the use of Jayne's Alternative, and having taken
sixteen bottles, is now perfectly cured Public
Ledger.
This 1Reratire operates through the circula-
ton, puriGes the blood, and eraiicates diseases
from the system, wherever located; and the nu-
merous cures it has performed in diseases of the
skin, cancer, scrViua, goitre, liver complaint,
dyspepsia and other chronic diseases, is truly
astonishing. For sa'o by
DO George E Walker, Ottawa.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. Grundy county, IS =
Grundy circuit court-June term. h'D IS47.
VIM. Torphy rs Adam Lamb Attainment.
NOTICE is hereby given To the said defend
~ ant, that an attachment issued out Of the
oce Of the clerk Of the circuit court, Of the COun.
~ of Grundy and State Of Illinois, on the sIh iay
Of June, A. d. 1916, for The sum Of S32a ~;
which writ has been returned by the sheriff y
said county as executed, by summoning the a.
ui-hees therein named. NOW unless got, ~
said Adam Lamb, shall personally be aud aN .
before the circuit court Of said county, lh. .iro,
cay Of the next term thereof, to be holden at the
court house in Morris, in said county, on the Sec
ond Monday in The month of June next, give
special bail and plead to the said plaintiffs action,
judgment will be entered sg inst you, in favor
Of the said plaintiff aud other proceedings had
thereon according 10 law.
GEO. II. K!ERSTEn, CkT
NJ. D. PaESnEGl ST, AIT, for FIh.
Morris, May y, l8i1-A3 -
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urinois weekly raeke, fer ls4g.
Forty Thousand Grated
+ II u | 7 "'F II f L S

+ U | Z "'F II f L S.
yNOW offer to the public at my Nursery Near
L the vilsge Of Dayton, ives, side Of Fox 'iv'f,
la Sale county, the largest number and greatest
variety Of tLah
GRATED FRCIr TREES
That can be found northwest OF the " rbasi,'
They were procured from Curtis celebrated Ed-
gar Nursery. embracing nearly three HUNDRED
yariies of Apple fifty varieties OF Pear thirty va
rites of Plums, Cherries and Peaches, all "i The
ch ,icesl fruit, which have been selected duIing
the last % years 10y the industrious andindeiati-
gable proprletors Of the Nursery, Of gresiex
pense, from nearly alt the states in the Union.
and many of the choicest variies from Europe.
They are mostly of two years growth. and irum
three to five feet in height, and Of sufficient szo
to set, Those wishing to plant orchards will not
fail to perceive the great advantage Of setting
young and thrifty trees, reared in the same soil
and climate 10 which they are destinedto he sci.
over those usually brought from different scil
and climate, the larger roots and limbs ampuIa-
ted to save transportation. and the fbrous,ro'ts
injured by long exposure to dry atmosphere
WELLS WAIT.
Sept. IS, 1916. 49, by
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More Eridence.-Dr. J.. ]. HIpby

hOre ECtdeHCe,-Dr. j.. j. Highly +,
Milwaukee, W. T. November, 1915 says-The
Car. Balsdm, Hair Dye and Hair Tonic, all go
well, and the Balsam goes finely. h his saved
many lives this season. | had to get twice sup.
piled from New York in September last, shalt
want of you at least 200 bottles. have on sale
and have seen tried many of the 'crack articles
FOR this bilious diarrhel, which we are subject
TO; and of all, yours is invaluable. | could get
- per bottle tor 1t, II II could no: be had for less
and any quantity of certificates of the strongest
kind. These dauhTls are the wofs, disease.
We have here, and your Ba'ssm is the only thing
that cures them.
Henry Heirick, Of Springfield Ohio. says-I
wish could have remained your Agent. because
1.could always sell your medicines with a good
conscience
q Hnflncr, VI Health, Ohio, say April
lSi5--We are under the necessity Of writing to
you for a new supply Of your Vermifuce and
Sahsiive Pills. az we shall! be out in few days,
and ai We have found them 80 useful, We 10 no,
wish 20 be without supply. .'
Hamilton 81 Go, Tadton, Ohio, say
Your medicines are fast coL.ing iutu use here
and give satisfaction
Ralph Tomlnson, Falmouth, Ky, says
Your Nelmlluee is an article which sells well
please to send me fresh supply.
Dr. Samuel Singleton, Southland, Ky, gays
All your medicines sell well here, wish YOU
To send me new supply. | could sell a large
amount at Wholesale to our country merchants
and physicians.
+ Frazer, Sidney, Ohio, says, May lSiS--I
have sold the last hottie Of your Alterative, and
the indications are. that il, will sell rapidly. Il
Is highly spoken Of here by all who have used il.
Sod by q Walker, Ottawa. As
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Chicago Jiaik.i.

JuNF 9ih, TSII.
The news by tue steamer has at let arrived,
aud the great advance ia the ioteign market, has
created d corresponding advance in New York
aud Buffalo. 80 30 a. the former, and IS in the
latter market are the quotations for h1ur. We
hear Of sales of wheat at 81 95 Il 80, and hour at
81 to-day. There is considerable coming ia, but
the bad roads affect the quon ty arriving.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
Administrators Sale.

IA SALE CIRCUIT cOURT-In the m H.
Ter Of the application Of Elm ,belh Kent Ad-
ministralriS, aud Daniel Burdick, Ajnihisira-
tor, Of The estate Of lanes McCall, deceased.
N pursuance of an order made by this
A. Court, in this carse, we the subscri
bers will sell q, public auction aiihe hotel
KEEP, by Archlbard Mcrhsdrer, il the
town Of La Sale, in the county Of La
Sale, on the eth day of July next, a,
one o'clock in the afternoon of that day.
the land which is described in said order,
as follows :---,he norlh half OF the east
half of the north west quarter OF section
lh'r,y'six, in lhirly-,'rec, north OF range
one east oi1,he 3d ?. N.
ELIZABETH KENT, adm.
DANIEL 3URDlCK, Rdm'r.
OF the estate of james Mccall, decd
Dated June Z, lsi7.
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4 pRlTTANNlA Lamps, for burning
D lard or ,allow, for sale bv
Ia J. MANLrY & Co.
Notice.

'WNHE "nhscrber has associated with him in
u his beslncss for a limited period, MIR. II. +.
IA MES, Hoping that our united Efforts to d,
a lar and homes, business, the very liberal pa
uonage will he continued and increased. NJ
pains will be spared TO render all the satisfaction
possible. The business will hc conducted ms
heretofore, in the name Of J G. NATrINGER.
~ Is. Persons having unsettled accounts due,
are respectfully requested 10 call and settle.
40 ]. g. n.
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"OOL! WOOL!!-T. l.. Boucu.
" TON will give the full market value
in cash and trade for any quantity OF
WOOL, AT his store in Reddck's Block
Next door to the Post Office.
June II, lsi7. 4s
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+ UST received good assortment of
~ piow steel. 4, 5, 6, s, ~, l3, IA
and ! . inches wide, of superior quality.
Also-Carriage springs, buggy aAes
with pipe boxes, Cor sale by
37-lf ]. MANLEY & co.
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CORPORATION Tax sale.

Lis, of Real Estate and Town Lots in the t'un
Of Ottawa, on which Taxes are due, aud remain
unpaid ier the year lsi1.
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Estate Of Alerandcr McNeH, dec.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
" having claims agains, said estate, to
present them TO be proven, 10 the Court
Of Probate in and for the county Of La
Sale, at the regular term Of said Court,
to be holden al the Probate office, in o.
tawa, on Monday the l4lh day of June,
A. ID. lS47. as have fixed on that day
TO attend said Court, and have said claims
legally adjusted; and all persons indebl.
ed to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment. ,."'
DANIEL McNETT. Adm'r.
Ottawa, April %, lS47-.4l
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Wool: Wool.

EANlNG made arrangements East, to buy
III AMI ship Wool during the present season, /
would request all who VIII have W Dol To sell, to
call, The hlghes, price will be paid for all woods,
without reference To theft condition. Eu, none
will be considered in order, unless it he in a mar.
kclable condtiun-that Is, II must he clean wash
ed, free from hurrs, well handled aud well put up
Unwasiicd and bury wool will be taken at what
II may he worth Persons prcierriog to have
heir wool shipped on consignment, eau have the
benefit OF all the facilities which have for ship.
ping aud disposing of the wool in New York.
40 j. &. NArrlNGER.
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Proposals for publishing by subscription
The History Of the State Of Illi-
n0is

From the admission ct the State into the Union
IN 1878. dawn tn the meeting Of the General
Assembly IA 1916:
A CONTAINING an entirely new, or
~ Iginal, and impartial account Of the
civil and military history Of the State;
sketches and anecdotes Of public men !;
with rary, humorous, and highly interest
ing and instructive views of the progress
Of society and politics, and the practical
as suggested 10 the author. by twenty five
years experience and connection with
public affairs. BY Thomas Ford, ESQ +.
late Governor of the Stale. -
Conditions the work will contain
from $50 to 300 pages, 6v be neatly
printed on good paper with new type.
and handsomely bound in muslin, and
delivered to the subscribers a, s so per
copy.
S. II. DAVIS, Publisher.
FRANCIS LEONARD, Agent.
Ottawa, May 6, 1918
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Farm for Sale.

NllE subscriber offers for sale val.
l. liable farm, consisting of 80 acres
of prairie and 20 acres of timber land,
situated within 81 miles of Ottawa, in a
northeast direction. About 40 acres are
broken and so fenced. Terms cash.
JNO. COMMUNICATION.
May 6, 1878
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
A. B. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa,
on the north side Of The public square, where he
will promptly attend to all calls in his line of bn-
sness. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop is warranted. Cutting done
TO order NAV % lS47. 46.u
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Executors Notice.

A Lii persons having claims against
~ the estate Of bartholomew Ne
Grath, deceased, are hereby notified and
requested 10 present the same 10 The Pro-
bate Court, in and for the county Of Grun.
dy and State Of Illinois, on Monday the
fifty day of July next, when and where
The undersigned will attend for the set.
dement, of all claims. p.
DOMlNICK McGRATil, AdM'f,
ELIZABETH MoGRArH, Adm \
Morris. March 23d, 1910. 90.
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Dried Fruit.

HYING AND SCOURING-Mrs.
~ WIN. +. BAILEY, opposite the
brick school housc, Ottawa Centre, is
prepared to execute, III first rate style,
all kinds o. dying and securing. Having
had number Of years experience she is
well qualified to give general satisfaction
Ottawa. March 20, lS47.
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subdivision

Or,hr Southwest Fractional Qurtcr OF Section
Eleven, Township lhry-thf'e Nonh Range
Three. Eat OF tie Thlrd Principal Meridian
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Last Gail,

! Ii persons indebted 70 the srbsrri
IVA Der, are hereby notified to maks
payment BY the l2,h Of this month, OF
their accounts will be placsd in the hand.
Of the Justice for collection,
FRANCIS BRADY.
Ottawa, May 6, 1913
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Estate Of Daniel Warren, decd.
A LII persons having claims against the
IN estate Of Daniel Warren. deceased,
are hereby notified and requested to ex-
hlbt the same to the undersig led, adj
ministrator of said estate, or TO the Pro.
bate Justice Of La Sale county, for SET
tIement, within nine months from the date
hereof. ISRAEL G.. COOPER,
May 3. lSi7--43 administrator.
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A NY quantity of good batter wanted,
- for which 10 cents per pound will
be paid. Enquire of G. BURR.
May IS, lSI7-462t
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1t appearing from the return Of The Collector,
that the Taxes on the above several parcels of
Real Estate remain uncoI!ecied, NOTICE j..
hereby given that the said Real Estate will be
exposed at public auction on the 2s h dav of
June, 1917 ut the door Of the Court House in
Ottawa, and sold for the purpose Of paying said
Taxes and costs of se.Ilng-anJ tlat thi ~ nine
cents cost, II he added to each tract in case Of
sale. Dated June h. ls47.
492t II. G. COTTON, Clerk.
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EStote Of Uiifam Popeioy, dec'd.
ubUBLlC notice is hereby given, that
Il the undersigned special administra-
trix Of William Popcioy, deceased, will
attend before the court Of probate for the
county of Livingston, and State of Iii.
noig, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the LIST
Monday in the month of June next, when
and where all persons having claims a.
gainst said estate are requested 10 exhibit
them for adjustment. All persons in.
deb,ed TO said estate are reQue Sled To make
immediate payment.
REBECCA POPEJOY, special ddm'r.
February 70, lSi7-6l
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Wood, cord $4,000 3 House 80
The late foreign news has caused an advance
in the produce market, and prices here are fully
sustained. Considerable wo i is now brought in
mud q Ids ready sale.
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NOTICE is herUy given to The ,aid defend
- ants, that q wfl OF au4Chmrut issued on,
OF the office Of the ,ltrk ~ the ciicult court. Of
the county and STATE OF ILLINOIS, lba' on The 27it,
day Of January, \. d. 1917. two wits Of attach
meat, one To Grundy aud one te Win county,
were issued in the above entitled suu agslns, ihe
estate Of said dricudanis. and which wits hsve
hecn returned executed by leyyupon certain per-
son,l property, and several upon certain PEE sons
as garnshees, NOW unless YOU, he said Val
ter ID. Mcdonald aud Felix Duthp, shall rc.son-
ally be and appear before the said circui, court.
On the first day Of the next term thereof, To bs
holden a, the court house in Morris il said Grun-
dy rounty, on the second Monday IN the month
of June next. give special bail and plead TO the
said plaintiffs action, Judgment viii he entered
against you, in favor Of the said plaintiff, and
uther proceedings had thereon according 10 law.
GEO. Il. KlERSTED, GEEK.
Clown & Cook, Phf,. AFys.
Morris, may Il, lSi7-d3., t.
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w asiIingtOn Hotel,

John DtLENY---Prop rictor.
rlNlE Proprietor of the above establishment,
4 returns his sincere thanks to his nsmoiuus
visitors and the members of the General Assem-
bly, for their very liberal patronage bestowed
upon him durlnC the past winter. He takes pleas
ure IN announcing To his friends. and all Others
who may visit the city during tho ne II summer
and wiutrr, that he will always be ready L. fur.
nsh them with the best the market stfJrds, and
spare no pains on his part IN rendering thcn as
comfortable as can be desired.
The washington Holei' is situated in the
most convenient par. OF the city for those hose
business is connected with any Of the public Of
fees # the State, and Delegate. tn the Cun>titu-
tluna' Convention will find Ibis House, from It's
immediate proximity To their field of talbot pos.
scsscs more advantages for their conven G, ce
aud cOml'rt than any other in Springfield. HIS
house is large and roomy, AMI is capable nc.
commodating large number Of all those who
may make u convenient to cell upon biu. A
convenient aud comfortable stable is attached TO
the premises, which will always be supplied nth
The best OF provenjer,
Single Meal % cent,
Tionc;cnt Gna,ders per day 10 do
Horse per day 37t do
The travelling public are respectfully solicited
for share Of their patronage.
JOHN DAlENY.
Mar h 10 lsi7-f SO
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Illinois River Weekly Packet.

ANA THE splendid and fas, run
s4ats .s.=sss. ming passenger boat HERALD,
?. DEllNAEl, Master, will run as regular
packe, to Peoria and Peru-leavng ST.
Louis every Monday. Returning, will
leave PERU every Thursday, al o
o'clock A. NJ
tU@For freight or passage, apply on
board, or HOFFMAN & COATES.
June 0, Al. Hgents, Peru, his.
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zoo Pounds Cotton Yarn, for sale
cOO by BAssNLrr, 10
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OTTAWA PRICES CURRENT,

Br +. L. BOUGHTON.
D.l!er in oil kinds IF G0Ods and PrOdace)
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Removal.
Summer lsOunclS.

UST received lot of Lace AMI Six
~ bonnels. very cheap.
May IA, lSi7. +. BAssNETT.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Grundy county. So,
Grundy county circuit court--lune term, A /.
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ANOTHER NEW YEAR

AMID the ever succession Of periods, has
voyed around How faught with food for thought are
those " mile stones" In human life flf
M N8 CHANGE AFTER CHANGE
how many the changestat retrospect Of the past 10
months will conjure up to view
THE STRUGGLING POOR
have ia some instances been mnde happy by the dawn Of
brighter days; while those basking In the
SUNSHINE OF PROSPERITY
have had TO taste the hitter pangs Of want How ought
these vivid lessonsrom of lifes truthful pageo stir
up the hearts Of all At 'l NN Z
ITO goodly deeds, T.
And thoughts Of sympathy e.s
DEATH teo has not been Idle but has helped to make up
the changes Of the past year And where health
up ~ abode dssase now holds in tadem. But how of
ID III health attributed to t+
NEGLIGENCE. OR PREJUDICE,
which induces the suffering invalid to refuse usng the
rghtful remedy which his peculiar malady calls for
The experience Of more than t "a
TEN THOUSAND TRIALS
proves the unequaled value Of that pleasant and most
celsbrsted medicine,
WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
9f For Diseases Of the Lungs and Bysasti