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A FREEDOM OF THE PRESS AGAINST IT'S coUNTRY's WAR
ney VINO, hom press up by the General of the
ior his mouthpiece, and made speak or be silent
us bidding, thus assa u.s. should consider that the
Acanl intelgencer has, under its present, editors been
70 the country full t,cice long, and, trust quite
huageously as Major General Scott What there
emily MN with iealy patriotism, honor, char
point so supreme that he and his word can take
rom us the light of public esteem, be to all men
creative, sovereign, and sustaining breath in which
arc TO live and move, and have their beng'' as good
ehs and honest menl We ourselves have defended the
executive military wrath executive military
i"' As private individual, could the authority or
Oluence or the argument, the popularity OF
"' ocouJ have given us by avowed vituperations of
FPet or our persons, any Inconvenience Surely not
'e' Neh his abuse Of might have claimed some re-
some attention, possibly the Just voice of free I'M
- cl'lzenj but now, the brutum f,duen of angry
weak authority-as the chaing Of power crossed
purposes, or held to for actsas something
every man should Offend when conduct has offend
fuoc right or even opinion-as, in free country lust
VI which all should be jealous which all must ever be
united freely and with license canvass-as in
'ne last thing which should dare attempt to put down
c discussion of its proceedings ask is there
ue Nominations of Executive military Indignation
s.us, or tchaf, still more, in vituperaon under
% distinctly amounts its official sanction, that should
ous In foreign monarches, opposition writes or
almost what Il pleases concerning the conduct OF
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Medical Card.

May 27-3tawtlstMon. in Nov
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S35,OOO--3lS ,O0OO-- alO, 1907
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. q, for 1917,
To be drawn in Alexandria, on Saturday, Juno 5.
IA drawn numbers out of Is.

Tickets $IO-Halves $5-Quarters 81 so.
Certificates of package, Of % whole tickets SOD
Do. do p q half DO 10 - %
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NE CHARRuAyD's NEW MUSIC. entitled Bouquet
AVA de Noes bridal sBouque comprising four numtep
he Camilla fok. HoIsrs,s wsltn nysenih Rsdows and
rMged expressly for Mr. e. BY rroes,or Ferdinand Flicker,
Mr. Cbauusu.s "a White street; a Mess.s Lrn.t Sons,
Mr. .Hayer, soi Broadway, at Mr. William Doboi., SIS
Broadway and at Messrr. Futb Hall Ponds corner Of
broadway aud Park Place.
N B-The music for the va,e Cirq Temps, tive Is,ep
waltz elso he obtained at the above places stsre
RoAhDIN O "A s,nse G,ntleman or two friends can De
- pleasantly situated Tor the winter IN private family
where there are no besdeser child e9. have Psor Bed
Breakfast and Tea dunng the week aud dinner
dysa pleasant ,lt9stlon in Broom street. Broadway
Rooms handsomely furnished terms moderate
reqsired. Address Box 1862 rost Office. m 70 N.ne
CAsr OFF CLOTHING AN D FUKNiTUHE WANT.
~ ED-Lsdies and gentlemen haviIg any on or super
fuo, clothing OF furniture dispose Of obtain far
Iuce Tor the same, ~ sending calling the sub
scribe his resdenee, or through the post which viii be
ii. DE BoER, nv Canal st up stairs.
N.B-Ladies can be attended 10 by Mrs. De Bcen
Old stock and job goods bought, OF any description and
amount. H.rc
ITO CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVIVORS Two
young men, respectable. ard wu god eiiv ,rrr'ncss.
Ntsh w eussRs az al We. srfu ats fhff y" fHi-
Nsos, 80 imp,oysa,, i hsn NET m IT, -. 49,
would suhfer. ADDRESS ros rsisi bsa'' le~, at o@-s
-usnsf
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p.eg' alton s.-In this that he Lieut. Col John C.
ststas ., the regiment Of Mounted Rnemsn United
~. In contempt the lawful suthortv Of ~
superior omser Brig Gen Kssrpy assume to be and 10
instrument OF writing In words AZ hsr.snS. go sst.~
In the 9th specification to the nrst charge thsrshv
Stunning and exercising the funcons and snthortfv ~
his superior officer, Brig Gen Kearny 10 ths nrs;r3,s
Of good order and military discipline
SPECIFICATION 4;-is this that he, Lieut. Col John c.
States Army being In command Of battalion OF vo,rn
teers organic In California for the United States SER
ment dated june 49, 1916, placed undsr command
OF Brig Gen Ksarny and having bsen officially informed
by w Bradford Shubrick as command chief Of the
naval forces in the Pacific in letter dated 9 ship
independence Monterey February a. lS47, In the fol-
lowing words to wit Gen Ksarny, am instructed,
vested by the President with the administrative funo
uons OF government over the people and tsrritory"
Gen Kssrny, by the hands of Capt H 3. Turner, Unit
cd states Army, circular proclamation in words q
Oh aras did notwithstsndns At cudsd de- ios AnsssS
on the 10th Of March, ls47 written orders to Capt
Richard Ovens. OF the California battalion In words e
charge thereby ordering said Owens not to obey the
orders Of any ofosr but himself This to the prejudice
OF good order and military discipline.
fremont OF the regiment Of Mounted Riaemsn United
states Army after he had been duly informed BY his
states with the command Of the troops c.sornis
py exhibiting to him Lieut. Col Fremont the 9th OF
January s47 at Ciudad de los Angeles the Aforesaid
orders from the War Department dated June l6 1896
dd notwithstanding disregard lawful authority Of
ssd superior ocer and did himself usurp and sxsroiss
the functions Of said superior officer in the several on
ca Scts and matters to wit hereinbsfore rsoitsd In
ordering general court martial at Ciudad de los ApRe-
les on the Oath Of January, lsa7 and approving ct
Ciudad 40 los Angeles ON the 27th Of January
proceedings OF the court and in accepting ct Angeles
on the 18th Of February s47 the rsgnatcns Of ooers
IN the California battalion all this being In usurpstion
OF the functions and authority Of his superior ocsr
Brig Gen Kearny and to the prejudice OF good order
and military discipline
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be at the Pueblo any unsettled accounts or demands
against the government incurred by orders sp
prevail which you may not have already authenticate
aud completed for the action Of the dsbursiug on
cersn that you at do So 1t may be necessary
you to proceed from here to Washington city, and
should there be any Of the party which
you from Missouri still with you, and under pay from
the Typographical Department. you win them to
to this place, that they may be returned home
and discharged, and BIO Of further expense to the
United States unless they prefer being discharged at
al, twelve days after you have embarked the voun-
teers at San Pedro, desire to you in This place
Very respectfully, your obedient sery.nt
" Brig General and Governor Of California.
"Lieut. J. C. FRrmoSr, Regt OF Mounted Ridemen,
Commanding Battalion California volunteers ''uuad
But aid Remain at the CiuJad de Angeles until after
the arrival there OF Brig Gen kesrny On tns yen OF
May ls47 and till the oroer was then Ano tnero 'eroA
ly repeated to him.
CuARar 3-Cospuor TO rHE PREJcDIcI or COOP Ga
pyR AND military DncpLfrr.
srs,;6eafion lin this, that he Lieut.. Col John C.
Fremont Of the regiment Of Mounted Rinemsn, United
states Army being in command OF battalion Of mount
cd In California for the United States
and placed by orders aforesaid from the
tsrv of War of June ls 1915, under command OF Brig
dan Kearney did Mt Ciudad de los Angeles California
on the 7th OF February lsil write to Commodore Shu
brick commanding the United States naval forces In the
Pacific In words hereinbefore rsoited Ia the
lth to the LIST charge, thereby officially in
forming said naval commander that he had refused to
the lawful authority Of his superior officer
Brig Gen. Kearny, and endeayoring to persuade said
naval commander to support and him there
in This to the prejudice Of good order and military
discipline.
Specification Ain this that he, Lieut. Col John G,
Fremont OF the regiment Of Mounted Ridemon United
States Army being In command OF battalion Of volun
eers organized In California for the United states
vice, and placed under command Of Brig Gen. Kesrny
by aforesaid orders from the War Department, dated
June 49, 1896 did at Angeles, the 18th " February
write TO w r Hall In words herein before rtcited
In the 5th specification 10 the fret charge thereby
ing his resistance Of the authority Of his superior officer
Brig Gen. kssrny, ard -nd.svcrtnE 70 prevent rr'i
all from supporting tho lA-ful suthority az nrs O.
xessny Ths 70 the pr.iudics ef seed crtsr sod n,i
vary discipline,
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Corporation Ordinance.

RE IL ordoiaed By tse B,@def Trustees efh,
ID 7otoa II O.iso0, That tie Assrss1r shalt
as.ess all the T,al ond personal pr perry IN the
town Of Ottawa. tie shall ascertain the names
Of nil the owners of ax,bie properly, both real
ani personal, within the Incorporated limits al
said town, and all taxable real and personal as
tate within the SAM; and Tor this rurpo,e he
shall call upnn each taxable inhahltau', and make
out an assessment roll. aud certify The same IN
the manner now acquired by the ordinances of
the said town. and rtturn The same 10 the rfus-
tees Of said town. or their Clck, on o. beiIts the
first Monday at March III each aud every year.
81. The Clerk shali Immediately leave mo-
,icc to be Published in u newspaper in said
town, or posted up in three public places, that
said TO has been returned, ard that a meeting
Of the Board II Trustees will b. held On the Sec
und Thursday thereafter for the purpose Of hear
ing complaints Tor the a5alem'nl al reduction O:
taxes.
~. The Collector shall return the assess nent
roll and war; nj un or before the first day vi
Junr in each year,
Ith. So much If the Orlinar ces Of said lawn
as are inconsistent With he above are repealed.
Ottawa, Janunry - lSl7 293,
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administrators sale,

" virtue of a G-cre,al order Of Ken.
dali county circuit court, obtained
at the August term thereof, A. ID. 1876.
| will expose 10 sale at public auction on
The Goth day of February, A. d. 1877,
commencing a! IL clock Of said day, the
following real estate belonging to the es-
tate of Isaac G. Potter, deed, late OF
said county, boun led and described %
follows, 10 wit; beginning a, the north.
wesl corner of the southwest quarter of
section 'hirly.Gve, township ,hir,y.sevcn,
Aorlh CT range seven, east Of the third
principal meridian; running south So
degrees and fifteen minutes, cas-, ten
chains and six links TO stake on the
south side of white oak tree thence
south seventy-ive degrees. east two
chains and seventy links 10 the centre of
the state road thence sou,hcrly on said
road fourteen chains and eight links to
lands belonging 10 ]. J. Grooms; thence
north iif'y-one degrees, ives, seventy.,wo
links; thence north seveniy.two degrees.
west eight chains to section lines thence
north seven degrees and fifteen minutes.
west on said line twelve chains and siy,y.
eight links to place of beginning. contain.
ing l3 and 90.-.lO0 acres of ,imbered
land. Sale to take place on the premises
above described. Terms of sale cash.
A. b. SMITH,
P"JEc Adm. & acting adm. # said esiu.e
Oswego, Dec. %, 1916. ,Js
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Hy:tCSslas'S Sale.

= NiTED States Clrcui, Court, Elk.
q ecu,ion No. ll09. BY virtue Of a
writ Of PIN. fl. )a., of No. s25, to me
directed from the United States Circuit
Court for the District OF Illinois, in favor
Of Elliott Adner, Of Davidson, and against
Henry G. Hubbard and Gurdon s. Hub
bard, have LEVIED on tie following prop
crty, TO wit:
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NEW GOODS.

For Fan and Uinfer 1867.
NNllE subscribers have jus: received
Il 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.
'lcles; black, blue, green and cadet broad
cloths and casimeres, beaver and pilot
cloths, hard times, twceds. Kentucky
jeans and sa,ine,s, calicoes and alpaccas
of all qualities, cashmeres, chusans,
nous DE laine, bombasin, giaghams, cot
too and wooden checks, red, white and
green nannels, cambrics, laces. black and
blue-black dress silks, shawls, dress
hdkTs nagg, pongec and linen hikrs.
combs, needles, pins. gloves. mitens, &c.
CUSHMAN e. GRIDLEY.
Sept IL, lSi6-l2.tf
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Forty Thousand Grated

L IL Y l L i X f. T. 5.
4 NOW oilrr 10 the public at my Nursery near
l. the village at dayton, ives, side uf Fox river,
la Sale cpun'y, the largest number aud greatest
variety Of
GRATED FRUIT TREES
That can he found nbrlh-west of the W ahash.
They were procured from Cunis' celebrated Ed.
gar Nursery, embracing nearly thne hundred
srr,ics of Apple, ity varieties Of Pear, thirty va
rites Of PIums, Cherries and Peaches, all Of the
choicest iIur, which have been selected during
the last 20 years 10y the industrious aud ndeiat-
gable propreiots of the Nursery, at a great ex-
pense, irom nearly all the states in the Union,
aud many Of the choicest var,les from Europe.
ihry are mostly oi two years growth, and from
three to five feet ia height, and Of sufficient size
to set. Those wishing to plant orchards will moi
fail 10 perceive the great advantage Of setting
young and thrifty trees, reared IN the same soil
aud climate 10 which they are destined to I've set,
over those usually brought from a different soil
aud climate, the larger roots aud limbs amputa.
ted tn save transportation, aud the furious roott
injured by long exposure to day atmosphere.
WELLS WATT.
Sept. is, 1876. l2-y
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
Estate of tiHiam POpeioy, deed.

Estate Of Itiiiiam POpejoy, deed.
DUBLlO notice is hereby given. that
E the undersigned special adninistra
lrix Of William Popejoy, deceased. will
attend before the court Of probate for the
county Of Livingston, and State OF Hi
nois, a, 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the LIST
Monday in the month Of June next. when
aud where all persons having claims a
gansl said estate are requested to exhibit
them for adjustment, All persons in
debied 10 said estate are reques led 10 make
immediate payment.
REBECCA POPEJOY. special aIm'r.
February IL. lS47-Gt
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TO the heirs al lac and all other per-
sons interested in The estate IF Them
az Rurhom, late IF the county #
La Sale. deceased.
AEOTlCE is hereby given that Tia
/ Y undersigned administrator Of said
estate, will apply ly petition rursuaDt
to the statute, 10 the circuit court Of said
county. on The frs, day of the next term
thereof, to be holden a. the cour, houss
in Ottawa, in said county, on the goth
day Of March, A. ID. 1917. for IN oIJsr
10 sell the whole or 60 much e the rsrl
estate Of said deceased, ss may be ntcss-
sary To pay his dcbls; when and whsis
all persons in,eIc,,c,l in said real es,aisl
may appear. aud show cause why y
should moi he sold for The purposes af
said. DIXwELL LArIlROP.
Daled Feb. 4, lsa7. ASm'r.
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Latil! LatIl!!

A FIRST rate article Of bunch lalh is
IN now being made at the Marseilcs
mills, where they will be constantly kept
on hand; they will also be KEEP, for sale
in Ottawa, by Randolph Szer and G.
Burr; they are better article than pine
lolh, and will be sold cheaper than the or.
binary cost Of getting laIh from Chicago.
A tolerable article will be sold at 50 per
thousand.
November l2, 1916.
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Estate of JoseDh HQmey, dec'd.

Estate Of Joseph Hamer, dec'd.
A LII persons having claims against the
"a estate Of Joseph Hamer. decd,
are hereby notified and requested to en-
hibi, the same 10 the undersigned, ADM.
nls,raor 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. .9in'r.
JOS. e. lIAMER,
Jan. %, lSi7. .4dna'r.
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Notice..

'N'IlE stockholders in the "Oltara
Il Fox River Bridge Company" ire
hereby notified tia, The final aud last in
sialment on their subscriptions Is called
Tor, to be paid on OF before the lst day
of March next. by which lime j, is sx,
pec,ed that the bridge will he 6ui.btL.
II is hoped and expected that Mi. no.
lce will be deemed sufficient, aud ,hs, |
shall not be put to th,a Inconvenience.
and the company TO the expense. OF a
personal call upon The individual ,uL.cri~
ber' for the mo.ey due. All arresrsges
must be paid vn or before the ab' We date
will out la'.,, as i. is necessary that the
'ull amrun, Of subscriptions should Be
paid ~ The time the bridge is completed.
NJ. L.. ilOLLlSTER, Treasurer.
Ottawa, Feb, !, lS47.
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ID r Y G. o O d S .


Men
French English AMI black brown mixed gold mixed and olive
cloths prices; different Qualities; black F,enc EN-
e and American cs'm fancy do; homemade
o n"es weeds and jeans variety Of cors ny wooey an m
blanket and pilot silk and
WOODEN velvet vestng and fig
hc uo KNIT wooden Shirts WOODEN and cotton half hose
Ladies' Wear.
Black apaccas cotton and silk om ix plaid striped change.
able d black ombre plaid and fsd cmeres and de LANES pattern;
magnificent cashmere de ne ginglam graduated robes; English meno
Styles; e largest and best assortment OF prints Ottawa from
two bits per yard; blue and furniture do tcle
% anu o " o' OF new and beautiful styles printed cashmere
sras embroidered dress tdhis and complete
gmp and ngcs fashionable
variety of plain and 'NiIed plaid wooden cloakings
Chiidren'S Wear.
Gan and Roman Windsor Canterbury Brighton rrr
ana victoria WOODEN hoods; white lambs wool and cord word T
os ' "ppes and bnes and of gnghams
OF small figures, and checked for dresses.
Ais0,
"ens kd buck t berlin and ctamois lined gloves; silk
@ cm anu "''e gloves and black ana cold silk, and worsd
ana n fingered do; wslt purse and bead.
and combs; black egng inserting i,cones ccs m
o"k h""k and SWISS m"Ins and Irish linens of all q"scs
ton daask table and piano aask sun
dmask napkins silk and gingam hAkrs.
- Trimmings.
Gill; silver silk mhar velvet, lasting pan,aon and
super pearl SHIRT do; brown and beached muns all
checks white scarlet yellow and de nannel do
and dress makers trimmings
lie constant receipt from New Orleans St Louis and New York,
groceries the best quality
ace smoking chewing fine
cut tobacco cavendsh of different qualities clay pipes mustard,
WIN fresh and superior lot of imperial and old hyson
black teas; pals broms, &c.
Hardware
He has the largest best cheapest in
A'so CROCHERY; cars; BOOTS SHOES; PERFUMEaY and
all articles usually kept in
lie invites his friends and the public extensive stock
goods, which will be sold below compeuon Mmbs
sn 1'er a" so Shng and with small profits qdck relurns
s confident oil securing the public favor and increasing
Ottawa October 8, lS6-l5 r. l.. BOUGIITON
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.7sfhma, CJughs, CONSUMPTION, etc.

Asthma, Coughs, Consumption, etc.
c,l.bra,. / aud most excellent medicinc, Wis,ar's
B.lsam Of Wild Cherry. Its reputation is spread
ing wider aud sidcr every day, and all now adj
NIT /; TO be the most certain curative for ali pull
monary complaints ever discovered! How gia,
flying the thought that remedy is at last dis.
covered, which has proven itself perfect master
of that dire disease Consumption! Let the
jesparing cheer up Oud lay bod of this life Civ
in, nectar. For sale 10y
See advertisement. l. THoMPsoS.
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Estate of Nm. f.. Lewis, dec'd

'''V'O " " Ht' IT IItUto, Utt 10
= Office is hereby given to all per.
~ sons having claims against said es-
tate to present them legally proven TO The
court Of probate in and for the county of
La Sale, at the regular term Of said court,
10 be holden a, the probate Office in Of
tawa on Monday the 5lh day CT April. A.
ID. 1877. as | have fixed on that day to
attend said court and have said claims le.
gally adjusted; and all persons Indebted
to said estate are requested TO make i'm.
mediate payment w. II. LEWIS.
January 80, lS47. .7dmr.
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This commend has enjoyed good health since
our arrival here, and Capt pennies company ever
since 1t has been in the service. Give my rs-
spsc,s to oil the "bhoy.,' and tell them would
have written to them oil il had time hut we
pev,r have more than half al hour notice, as
ihe dispatches come in one hour aud 90 On, the
nsu. Adieu. NOSE.
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Cancer, ScrOjuia anil G0itre.-.Am.
Pile experience has proved that no combination OF
medicine has ever been so eiiicacinus in remov-
ing The above diseases, az Dr.. Jayne's ARcraiire
!, has effected cures truly astonishing, not only
Of cancer, and other disease, of the class, but has
removed the most stubborn diseases Of the skin
dyspepsia, &c. This medicine enters into the
circulation Of the blood and other huls Of the
body, removes the obstruction in the pores ofthe
st'n, aud reduces enlarsements Of the gland, OF
bbgas. IL Increases the app,lit", removes head
ache and drnwsuess. and lnyigpraics the whole
system, and impaus animation to the diseased
AID debitae1 constitution. There is nothing
superior 10 1t II the whole ma,cria melica. Il
is perfectly safe and extremely pleasant, and has
nothing OF the disgusting nausea accompanying
the IDEA VI s'AliuSDg medicine. For sale by
81 Geo. T.. Walker, Ottawa
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nj Office The suhscribcs TO ,he
~ Ottawa Fox River Bridge Gem
pany are hereby notified that an install
ment Of 90 per cent. Of each share in said
Bridge Company. is required TO he paid
to the treasurer by the 18th Of January
next, and another Of IS per cent. BY the
18Th day Of February next.
All subscribers who have not paid the
amount due upon The frs, and second in.
slalmen,s heretofore called for, are also
notified tina, unless full pay men, be msds
TO the treasurer On or before the 18th day
of February next, legal steps will lie la
ken TO secure the same by tho directors.
NJ. F.. HOLLlSTER, Irea.. :.
Ottawa. Dec. 90, 1916. 26..3
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CEOTGE .S.NITU

eESPECTFClLY returns iLsnk, Ia tic 81.
1 4 tirens Of Ottawa aid vicinity fer the Iikrisl
patronage he has hcreioini. lecei,d ard Io{ts
to merit a continuance ofthe same. His Ioihr-'
ing Establishment is on the south side CT he
public square over J. ard G.. Afmours stare.
He is prepared to do work on the q osl easona-
bic terms, and warrants sll garments made ~
him oft. Cutting i'll b. done on shor, notice
and warrantedto ii,if property made or. The
"a | ARD WiNTtR fashions
Fsom lew York city, have jus, been received.
thus enabling him to furnish garments in the
latest and most approved style.
~ B.--Lamber, ana mast Kinds IF co, w
product oH btiaken in pnymeni(or wo,k
Ottawa, Oct %, 1896
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Cold Weather Proclamation.

YHNIiE subscriber in order to make
Il room for spring goods. has redu-
ced the prices Of all styles Of winter
goods, and is now prepared TO offer great
er bargains TO the good people of La
Sale county, than heretofore.
The following are worthy Of attention:
Chusans al ISi TO 25cls per yard.
Nous de LANES 49, to 37l cts CO
Alpaccas, black. plaid and shaded, 37a
TO 62 cts per yard.
Prints from 10 10 2Gcls per yard, and
other goods quite as reasonable.
All tie above named articles can be
found in Reddick's Brick Block, a,
January 2l-'i7 BoUGHToN.