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Dr. Jayne'S Sanaiire PWs.-Eor
Liver complaints, Gout, Jaundcc, Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism. Fevcrs Nervousness, Eysipclas,
and Diseases of the Skin, lmpuriy Of the Blood,
jmBammation, Melancholy. Sick Headache,
Cosivcness, PENS ~ the Head, Breast, Side,
Back and Limbs. Billions Affections, Female
Diseases, &c, and whenever an Alternative or
Purgatl'e medican be required.
Ihere Is scarcely any disease in which purgn-
tive medicines are MT more or less required, aud
much suffering and .ckncss nigh, he prevented,
we're they more generally used. No person can
tecl wei, while costvc habit Of body prevails !;
besides, IL soon generates serious, aud often ia.
'al diseases. which might have been avoided by
timely and judicious use Of proper cathauic
medicines.
Inc Proprietor can recommended these Pills
with the greatest confidence, believing them far
superior to tho pills now in use more mild.
more prompt, safe and uniform in their opera
ton.
In using them, no particular care is required.
Persons may eat and drink os usual, aud, il de.
slrable, cat Immediately after taking them.
Age will not impair them, as they are SO com.
blned as to always readily dissolve in the s,om.
sch.
Ia small doses they are alternative, and gently
laxative, but in large doses they are laxative
hut IN large doses they are actively ca,haruc,
cleansing the whole Nlimentaty canal from all
pulfd irritating, aud lecal matters, and produ.
eng healty sectetiOns Of the stomach, liver and
the various other organs oft he body. For sale hy
30 George T. Walker, Ottawa
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TO the heirs al lar and all oher per-
sons interested in lie ssi0fe Of 1hom-
as Bmnhom, late Of The county Of
La Sale. deceosed.
VI Office is hereby given tina, the
y undersigned administrator Of said
estate, will apply by petition pursuant
10 The statute, TO The circuit court of said
county. on the first day Of the next term
10 be holden at the court house
in Ottawa, in said county, on the 26lh
day of March, A. ID. lSi7, for an order
10 sell the whole or so much Of the real
estate Of said deceased, as may be neces.
sary to pay his debts; when and where
all persons interested in said real estai,
may appear, and show cause why =
should not he sold for the purposes ore
said. ORWELL LAIilROP.
Dated Feb. 4, 1917. .f8m'r.
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n Office is hereby given, that the
" Coun,y Commissioners Court of
Kendall county, at special term of SAID
Court To be held in Oswego on the first
Monday in A rl next, will receive scaled
proposals for the erection and completion
OF Court House fIr said county said
building to be built of Brick of the hes,
quality and in good workman.llke style,
and to be completed within twenty-iour
months from the date Of letting. Accor.
ding to specification in the hands of ].
W. Chapman in 0swego, by application
to whom, a, his store, all persons inter.
esIed may learn the times of pay men,
and all other facts in relation to said
building, NJ. A. FENrON,
Cik. Co. Com. Court, keadaH Co.
Oswcgo, March g, ls47.
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Forty Thousand Grated
L Il u IT Il Il E + 5 .

u NOW offer TO the public ut my Nursery near
a the village OF Dayton, wesi side of Fox river,
la Sale county, the largest number aud greatest
variety Of
GRATED FRUIT TREES
rhs,can be found northwest OF the Wabash
rhey were procured leoE Curtis celebrated Ed
gar Nursery, nbracing nearly three bundled
yar,les ui apple, flly varieties ol Pear, thiny va
rites Of Plums, Cherries and Peaches, all al the
choicest fruit, which have been selected durng
the last % years by the industrious and indciail-
gable propnetors uf the Nursery, al a great ex-
pense, from nearly all the states in the Union,
aud many of the choicest variles from Europe.
They are mostly of two years growth. aud irom
three to five feet in height, and OF sufficient s2e
tn set. Those wishing toplant orchards will not
fail to perceive the great advantage OF setting
young aud thrifty trees, reared in the same soil
and climate IN which they are destined TO be SET
over those usually brought from different soil
aud climate, the larger roots and limbs ampula'
ted To save transportation, and the hbrous roots
injured by long exposure to dry atmosphere.
WELLS WAIT.
Sept. Is, 1916. l2-y
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Pine and UTM CAerry are Trees o.

Pine and UTi Cherry are Trees Of
our own soil, and are generally known to pos
scss even in the common way Of preparation, re.
markabe virtues in the cure of diseases Of the
Lungs-how much more valuable then must
highly concentrated PREPARATION prove, when So
combined with other articles as to act in harmo-
ny with each other, aud adapted TO The various
forms end stages Of the diseases it is SO eminent
~ calculated to alleviate.
The BIi'am Of wild cherry never fail, to give
relief, and cures after every other means have
been tried in vain. Thi. has hseH proven 10
Thousands OF instances, whore it had Eff cited rad.
icul cures, after the patient bad been given up
by all his friends and physicians.
See advertiser mt.
GIL THOMPSON.
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Sale OF Forfeited Canal Lands
md TOWN LOIS.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the following
drseub.d Canal Lands aud Town Lois
~pich have hcen forfeited to the state by Inc
nn,.paymcnt vi instan,, :. or in,etcs', VIII oe
Offered lur sale at public auction, ('i not redeem
ed before the day Of salu,) attne tine and places
following, 10 wit: All The Lands and Town l'.''
described. excepting the Lots in thcago, at ihe
Cen i office IN l.octpor', n the tirst "ehn,N-
day (bcins the 7'h day. OF April mex anu 'n'
lots described IN Chicago, at the chy 81 Chi'a-
90, on Saturday the 10. day Of Aprli aforesaid
The sales will commence AT 10 o'clock IN Tue
forenoon Of each day. Any ol the lands 81 lots
may be redeemed previous TO the day OF SALE ny
making payment of the lnstalmenls OF interest,"
due.
Said Lands rnJ Lots will be sold IN CONFORM
ity with the general provisions OF d" An Act To
amend the several laws in relation to the lliinos
and Mich gan Csnil," approved Feb. ID loJ9'
and will not he sold for less THAI Their value a'
heretofore appraised. JACoB NJ,
Suite Trustee.
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NEW GOODS.

Fer FaH and Wnter 1867.
TENHE subscribers have jus; received
q their fall and winter stock of goods,
which comprise a large and well selected
assortment Of dry goods, groceries, hard
ware. boots and shoes and crockery; all
Of which we Offer for sale as low as such
goods can be bought in the county. Our
stock consists in part Of the following ar
ticles: black, blue. green and cadet broad
cloths and casimcres, beaver and pilot
cloths, hard times, twceds, Kentucky
leans aud saline,s, callcoes and slp9ccas
of all qualities, cashmeres, chusans,
nous dc lame, bombasin, gnghams, cot
toa and wooden checks, red, white and
green nannels, cambrics, laces, black and
bue.black dress silks, shawls. dress
hdkr. ilagg, pongee and linen hdkfs,
combs, needles, pins, gloves. mltiens, &c.
CUSHMAN e. GRiDLEY.
Sept II, lS46-l2 #
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Family Boarding school.

HIR. q MRS. CLARK propose opening .
w Scho" lur young Ladies at lhelr residence
one mile south Of Ottawa, To commence on the
fret NJ ntay OF May next
The cation i, pleasant and healthy, uniting
whatever may be desirable in the quiet Of the
c,uD,ry with the adyantngrs to BE- desired from
the society of The town.
Knowing that there are many parents in the
country who have not the opportunity OF educa-
ting their cnldfrL at home, we take this method
vi saying to such parents. that We will take a
Hunted gambler Of pupils into our own family
and will cndeavOr as i,r n possible, 10 improve
!helr intellectual AID moral character. We shall
rniedvor 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 s'udie-. from our orn advsn-
hgcs of education and experience in teaching
we trust we shall hc able to adopt a course of
instruction and discipline which will insure q
progress pleasing to every parent
Scholars sent TO US from abroad will be at all
times under our walchiul care aud be treated in
every respect like members OF our own family.
The wice Of tullion will vary from 50 to s.
per quarter, according to the age aud altinrneu s
II the pupils. Board 81 per week. Board aud
washing 81 2S. sc
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
Estate of UiLiam Popejuy, dec'd.

Estate IF Hii'iam POPcjOy, deed.
HDUBIlU notice is hereby given, iha,
Il the unjersi. ned special adminisIra
trx Of William Popejoy, deceased, viii
attend before the court Of probate for the
county Of Livingston, and State Of Hi
nois, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Oh the Is,
Monday in the month of June next, when
aud where all persons having claims a
gains, said estate are requested To exhibit
them for adjustment. All persons in
deb,ed To said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment.
REBECCA pOPEJOY, special aam'r
February -, !Si7-6l
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SIrayed or stolen,

,TTTr-p FROM the subscriber near
<A-AaA Ottawa, three Oren and one
$3.50: 5ts,:sSv.s., COw-oEe OK ten years old,
white, with small red spots, iigh, eye
oul---one six years old, all white, right
horn broken and lops-one four years
old, blue and white. Cow ten years old,
pale red or yellow, night eye out. Oxen
were missing in September last. and COW
late las, fall A liberal reward will be
given for their return, or information
where they can be found.
CHS. WARD.
Ottawa. March ls, ls47. If
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CONSUWP IION CURED.-Ihe
following letter is from highly respectable mer-
LEWISTON y. Y, Sept 10, 1874


LEwIsrnvN, y. Y, Sept 10, lsli
DR.. ID. JIyne-Dear Sif:-lt is said by phys-
clans, and is by the mass of mankind believed
that consumption cannot be curcd--lhat when
once it becomes seateJ in the human system,
nothing can eradicate or stay it's progress, hut
that it will continue its work of destruction un-
al lis victim sinks into the grave.
However true this may be in theory, am dis
posed to doubt it in fact indeed, my own evpe-
thence, and a desire to benefit others, cnmpcls
me to pronounce the assertion untrue. You
will probably recollecl sir, that in the heginn M
at 1910 wrote tn YOU, stating that | had The
Consumption, and that il was fast hurryiug me
to the grave. did no, then. nor do now dluh,,
every symptom was too painfully visible My
rhysiclhns considered me incurall', but the aL-
vice which nsked Of YOU was given, nnd am
happy 10 say that by using few bottle Of you,
incompatible mcdlcine--the Fxpeciirgni, | was
restored, and never in my life have | enjoyed
better or more uninterrupted health than siuc.
that time. II you should see me now. YOU would
not Imagine 10y my appearance that ! had ever
been sick, much less that had had the con-
sumption: but tina, am still living, ascribe
wholly and entirely Ia your Erpceirani.
LEONARD SHEPPARD.
For sale by L Walker, Ottawa. 80
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"a OIlCE is hereby gwen, that the
" trustees Of township 33, north of
range ,, east Of 3d +. NJ, have appoint
ed Il. ID. Cavalry agent to collect pay for
the stohe heretofore taken from the school
section in said township. All persons
who have received stone from said sec.
ton will please render an accoun, Of the
same to said Cavarly Immediately. Also
all persons wishing to procure stone from
said section will make arrangements
with said Cavalry before taking the same.
GEO. ii. NORRIS, }
NJ. l.. ll0LLISTER. Trustees.
]. G, NATTlNGER
Ottawa. March ~, lsI7.
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Cold weather Proclamation.

YEHuE subscriber in order to make
A. room for spring goods, has redu-
ced the prices of all styles OF winter
goods, and is now prepared TO offer great
err bargains to the good people of La
Sale county, lhan heretofore.
The following are worthy Of attentions:
Chusans at 49, to 25cis per yard.
Nous de LANES lSI 10 81! cts do
Apaccas, black, plaid and shaded, 81
10 81 els per yard.
Prints from 10 TO 20cls per yard, and
other goods quite as reasonable.
All tie above named articles can be
found in Redick's Brick Block. at
January 22-'47 BoUGuToN.
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Farm for sale.

FENlIE subscriber, residing on Indian
Il Creek, La Sale county, Ills, of.
(ers for sale a valuable farm, containing
10 acres. Forty acres are under good
fence and in n high state of cultivation :
the balance is good timber land. The
Improvements are a good frame house,
barn and stable, workshop, wood. house,
&c, with a well Of good water near the
door.
good title will be given, and posses
sion can he had Immediately. For fur
ther information apply to the subscriber
residing with Mr.. John llo,fOrd, near
the premises.
MARGARET DENNIS.
Indian C,crk. Jan. -, lsd7-3m
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Otdra.-Tho market has been very
bare of Groceries for a few days. Some
OF our principal dealers have now return
ed from their southern trips, and will be
prepared in day or two to supply their
customers and the trade.
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Undivided 9TH part Of water Blocks !, 2, 3, 4,
5, t. All said town Lots and Blocks III Mar
settles, Lasale County.
One-eigh,h part Of tract Of land here
lofore purchased by Robt. p. Woodw worth
aud I.ovel Kimball from James Galloway,
situated OPP osite said town of MarseI es,
on the margin of the Illinois River, being
rods wide at one end and rods at the
other. Also 9Th part of 4 acres of land
opposite the town Of MarseIlIes, adjoin-
ing and near the dam erected by Kimball
and others, acrass the Illinois river, ac-
quired by virtue of writ of al quod
damnum. Also 9Th of the water power
attached or nppertaining 10 water Blocks
l.2.3, 4, >, 6. Also 9Th of the water
privilege apperlaning to the ownership
of the 4 acres of land above described
Also 9Th Of the wafer power apper,aining
to the lrac, of land purchased of Gallo
wav as above described. Undivided =
acres in the town Of Utica. All the lands
and town lots herein described. being sit
uatef in the county of hasalle, Illinois,
which shall expose to public sale on II e
first day of February next, al the Court
House door of said county, to the highes,
and hest bidder, for ready mouey.
SAFE to commence between the hours
Of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and sunset of the same
day. Dated this, 3olh day of Novem-
Der, 1916. S. II. ANDERSON,
T.. s. NarShaI, District Ills.
% BY BENNET ALLEN, Deputy.
The sale Of the above property is post
poned until Friday the 10Th of February
instant. at The same hour and place above
descr bed. 5. II. ANDERSON,
L. s. marshal, District Ills.
BY b. ALLEN, Deputy.
Ottawa, February |, lsi7.
Posfponement--The sale Of the above
described property is further postponed
until the THIRTEEN day Of April next, al
the same time and place as aforesaid.
S. II. ANDERSON.
L. s. MrShai, District Ills.
BY BENNET ALLEN, Deputy.
Feb. II, lS47.
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Nlarsllal's Sale.

q T NlTED States Circuit Court, Ex.
ecu,ion No. ll09. BY virtue of a
writ Of PIN. fl, a., Of No. sE5, to me
directed from the United States Circuit
Court Cor the District OF Illinois. in favor
of Elliott Adner, of Davidson, and against
Henry G. Hubbard and Gurdon S. Hub
bard, have levied on the following prop
erty, to wit:
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Dr.. J. PEARSON

Offers his professional services TO the
inhabitants of Ottawa and vicinity. Of
flee in the room adjoining the Free Ira.
der Printing Office, in Reddicks Block.
p. S.-Dr p. still continues to per.
form operations in all the various branch
o' of Dentistry. Charges 10 correspond
ciih The times!!!
Ottawa, March l2, 1917.
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Estate Of Joseph Hamer, deed.

Estate Of Joseph Hamer, deed.
A Ill persons having claims agains, the
IA estate of Joseph ilamer, deed,
are hereby notified and requested TO ex-
hibi, the same to the undersigned, admi-
nistrator Of SAID estate, or TO the probate
Justice of the peace Of La Sale county,
for settlement, within nine months from
The date hereof. S. HAMER .A}m'r.
JOS. &. IlAMER,
Jan. %, 1897. .4dm'r.
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Chicago lEnilIrt.

CHICAGO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER orricE,
Chicago, Mareh u, lsl7 5
Since our last tie receipts Of wheat
have been light. The price is rather adj
vancng-besl samples selling at so cts.
A sale was made of 10000 bushels OF
under quality at 20 cents. We have
heard Of one parcel which was sold last
week at 20 cents to be delivered on board
at the opening Of navigation.
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New l'oJi.--Thtre is still great acti
Why in the what and corn markc,. Flour
may be quoted firm at 81 to 81 l24.
Corn ranges from 90 10 95 c's. The
quantity going forward, principally to
ireland, is large, and this will tend TO
keep prides upuntil the opening Of nayi.
CATION on the lakes.
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adams Body Fouad-rhere is a s'o-
~ going-none the less interesting that 1t
is rather iough--lo the effect that pet
rifed body has been found IN Georg'a''n
the midst OF forest, under circumstances
tina, have induced some learned asses to
suppose i, is the body Of an an'edeluvian
possibly father Adam himself. 1t will do
for a story
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Houses Pile Ointment.

rs moH valuable, SAFE and certain cure for
A the pies. urNumerous certificates Of the
happy effects of this Ointment may be found up
on the wrapper accompanying each hottie.
Prepared only by GEO. W. HOUSE Nash
Vile, Tenn. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale in Southport hy strykcr ~ Grcene
wholesale agents, for Wisconsin, Lca, Rrdigan.
northern linois d Ind. Cor which Territories
and states all orders should be addressed.
q. THOMPSON, Agent, Ottawa, III.
Ottawa, June 80. 1916. liz
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Ia the matter Of the Estate of
NAru,NILL buRroY, dec'd.S
roihe heirs Of he said Nathanie! Burton, dcceas.
ed or thrir guardians, and all person. interest.
ed in the Estate of said deceased,
YOU aud each fyou, are hereby notified that
A .hall present petition at tho next term
nj the Circuit Cour, of LA Sale county, on the
9Th day &C April neat, being the s,cor Mon.
day of the soid term, for the sale at the whole OF
so much Of the real estate Of the said nIcs'a,,
as will be sufficient To pay his debts, md All per
sons interested in said real es'alc OF the said in
lesIatc, to show cause why it should no, be sol,
lor the purposes aforesaid.
CHARLES HAY WARD. Admir-.
Feb. l7,h, ~ Of the Estate ri said drc'd
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w aSfiington Hotel,
Opposite tie South Front IF The Stat
Honse. NprmgfeW, Illinois
HORN D.IESy

yrvHE Proprietor of the above establishment,
y reurrs his sincere tn ,uks to hi, numerous
W 'tors and the members of the General ASSEM-
bly, tor their very hhrral palr,nag bestowed
upon him during the past winner. He take, pleas.
urc m announcing 10 his friends. and all Others
who may Nls, the city during the next summer
aud winter, that be will always be- ready to fur.
ush them with the hest the market pE,rds, and
spare no pains on his psr in rendering them Us
comfortable As can be desired
The "WasdiHgiOn Hyi,f' il situated in the
most convenient pnr Of the city for those whose
business is connected with any Of the public Of
fees of the state, aod Delegates To the Constiiu.
tiunal Convention will find this House. from its
immediate proximity To their field Of labor, pos.
sesscs more advantages FIR their convenience
and comfort than any other in Springfield. HIS
house is largo aud ruomy, SnI il capable Of ac-
c)mmodatrg large number Of all those who
may make il convenient to call upon him. a
convenient and comiortallc stable il attached To
the premises, which will always be supplied With
the best Of provendcr.
TERMS.
Single Meal % cents
Transient Borders per day IS do
Horse, per day 37I do
The travelling public are respect illy solicited
for a share Of their patronage.
JOHN DAI.ENY.
Marsh 10, lsi1-G &c
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Fsiafe Of John Moore, dead.
NJ Office is hereby given to all per.
Y sons having claims against said es-
tate to present them legally proven to the
court Of probate in and for tie county OF
LA Sale, AT the regular term Of said court.
to be holden at the probate Office in o.
lava on Monday the 81 day Of May. a
D. lsi7, as have fixed on that day 10
attend said court and have said claims lie.
gaIly adjusted; and all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment JOS. d. MOORE.
March 10, lS47. .4im'r
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABllSl MENT,
CONELLY & BAILEY

DErURN thanks to the public for the liberal
"a p,tronage extended to them, ard would
state that they have removed TO the north side of
the CITY Hotel, 10 tie bull ling adjoining the
house lately occupied by John McCarty. They
have procured the latest
Fail and wiHier Fashions
direct from New York, which will enable them
to make up garments in the most fashionable
STYLE. Work viii be- done IN the best manner,
and all garments warranted to fit.
Ottawa Oct. ,, lSl6-ll
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GEORGE SMITH

RESPECTFULLY returns hanks 10 the ci.
q, items nt Ottae and vicinity for the Liberal
patronage he has here,ofu. received. aud hcIes
to merit continuance ofthe same. His IGfior-
ing establishment j. on H., south side OF the
public square, over j. aid G. Armours store.
n is prepared to DO work on the most reasona-
hr terms aud warrants all garments made hy
him toft. Cutting viii be done on short notice
md warranted 10 ft i property made W. H..
"a [ AND WINTER fashions
From Kew York city, have just he,n received.
thus enabling him u furnish garments Ia the
latest nnd most approved style.
n. D. fpn,bcr, ma mosi lilds of country
Droduc, wHhioken 10 poym,niJor wo'k.
ottawa Oct 90 1Sl6,
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NOT lCE.

Z DERSONS DESTROYS Of purchasing
IL lots in the "OIiawa Cemelry." can
have the same lor SIS each, if taken before
the Is, of May next. after which time an
additional price will be charged in pro-
portion To the value Of the Improvements
made. G.. II. NORRIS.
March ~, 1877, 36-tf
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Administrators sale.

IA SALE Circuit Court-In the matter Of
4 the application of Elizabeth Kent, admins
tr,trix and Daniel Buriick, administrator Of the
estate Of James M'Cail, deceased. In pursu-
anre or an order made by this Court in this cause,
we, the Subscribers, will sell a, public auction AT
the hotel kept by Archibald Mcfadden, in the
town of La Sale. in the county Of LA Sale. on
the 9th day of February next, at one O'Clock in
the afternoon OF that day, the land which is DE-
srrihcd 10 said order as follows :---"So much Of
the cas-, half of the northeast quarter of section
No. twenty.siS (26) in ,ownshipthiry-, three (33)
north range one (l) cas-, of the third principal
meridian, "a may be necessary to raise the sum
of one hundred aud fifty dollars"
ELIZABETH KENT. Adm'x.
DANIEL BURpICK, Admir- Of the
E.tde Of James Meal deceased.
Iaduarv 9th, lSl7. 2S-iJs
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EANNlNi. MILLS.

n URSE'S Peoria tanning mills, lar.
Z gest size, cheap for cash at the
brick store. WM. PAUL. & co.
Peru, July 30, 1916