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Notice Of the establish Land ONCE the
Charlton District, In the State of Missouri.

TN pursuance of the first section of the Congress-
entitled An establish additional land office in
State OF Missouri" approved February rs IS49 do
hereby declare and make known that the land office
created by said act established at the Town of Man
the county OF Sullivan of said State the site this ay
de signated by the President OF the United States
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington this
twenty seventh day of February ammo Domini one thou
sand eight hundred and forty nine.
BY order of the President
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar S-Iawl3w
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A TACAULAYS History or England, cheap edition
Mar il, ~ j. TAYLOR,
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SCHOOL BOOKs.-A general assortment of School
- Books will be found for sale reasonable prices
elsewhere in the District at
Mrs. ANDERSoN'S Book, Music and Fancy Store,
Pa. av between llth IL 18th streets
Feb l5-n
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l.. CnEvEs MANLY, Sec. to Board

NEW Spring Goods.-The subscribers are now in
receipt OF the following and elegant goods which
been selected from the latest portaons of Phlade
pha thus early consequence OF the anticipated demand
by Of citizens and soloune, who making
for the approaching balls, those who
leaving the city thereafter In materials fo
bail dresses we name
Embroidered Labrador, entirely new and beautiful
HighcoOred plain heman
Embroidered silk tissues and grenadines
Light changeabe glace silks
Rich changeable gros de Antiques
Pink, blue, and white glace silks
Do do do Italian grapes
Changeable striped and plaid Grenadines
Pink, blue, and cherry embroidered illusions
Embroidered polka-musns ali oolors
Light pink and blue plain mousselnes dc lano
Plain, pink, blue and white bereges
Embroidered muslin robes
Colored silk illusions, plain
In silk and other dress goods we name
Changeable glace silk, every shade, very cheap
Very rich brocade silks
In figured and striped silks, great variety
Elk rich black Gro de Khines
Do do black striped and watered silks
New styles Moussenes de Lame
DO do French lawns aud chntzes
DO Beeges, Grenadines, &c
In fancy articles we name
25 styles black silk vscs and sacks
rs rich lace capes
rs worked collars and chemses
10 pieces new style wide sash rbands
80 do do embroidered neck ribands
10 splendid white Grape shawls
boxes real net mits
50 dozen Bajon's gloves every shade and size
10 do white silk hose embroidered, ribbed, and pair
100 do clear lawn and linencambrc handkerchief
Together with other and desirable goods, te
which invite attention. believing stock be
Mar 2O-2wif p. H. HooE Il co.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-We opened Monday, the
~ 10Th instant rich and wel-seeced assortment OF
spring goods, which we prepared to sell cheap
they can be bought in this city, consisting Of
Rich embroidered rbands from so cents TO 81
Beautiful rbands from l2a to 37A cents
Flowers in great variety, from l2a cents to 81
Lace goods OF every style and quality
Parasolets, from So to ~ 80
Standing collars from 37a cents to 81 %
French worked caps, from IS cents to ST. IS
Muslin caps, from 25 to rs
Gloves and stockings of every quality and color
Spotted and plain Musns
BONNETS.
We have also received lot of bonne upwards of forty
different patterns which ladies invited TO call and eI-
anime, well as the general assortment in the
]. b. ~ A. TATE,
Successors TO J. T-E g. King,
Penn. avenue, between 10Th and llth
Mar 22-co3t
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Iouhd tem' Why did he net offer us some plan which
would at least enable to distinguish accurately the rev
enue derived IN one year from that received in another
lie hao bolh tune and opportunity for such task
Mr. President, fear that this new department will lead
10 all OF the ill effects iorciby depicted by the senator
from South Carolina fear, sir that the Increased ma
ronage and long train OF new officials which he appre
hends from IL are not the worst results TO be expected
wish il may not draw within the federal vortex powers
long considered the sacred property OF the States
Sir, should not have occupied somuch OF the time of
conceived to be the importance of this bill creating
does, new department II came backed by the high
recommendation of the distinguished Secretary of the
Treasury; it is obvious that it will pass, and felt il 10
be due 10 myself and the occasion enter my protest
against it; for the day will come, and perhaps is far
distant, when its authors will be sought for.
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$50, 900 $40, 600 saO, 600 $40, 900.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongalia Academy
Class No. So, for 1910,
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va Saturday. the 2sth of
April, 1919.
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MOTIF IS proper to state that attribute this not to
accounts
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PA prizes, lowest three number prizes) LOCO
63 prizes list and 81 numbers) 500
63 prizes, cd and Sd numbers) go
Ne Nc Nc
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have at least this conviction with regard
to him, he is the only being amongst those
lives have taken away who never once
offended me. As an eXpiation Of my uil'
euce, ! deSi>e that his form may be sbulp.
tured upon my you understand me? Yes
scuptnred in marble, and placed by my side.
Now father, receive my corieS>ion.
From that moment the thought OF death
no longer seemed To press upon the mind of
this s,,il formidable sufferer; he recovered
all his collectedness and sanyJroid; he pas
sed long time indicating instructions con.
corning his last wishes TO the man who bore
the inkh0In by his side made his confess.
inu TO the monk and towards eight o'cIcc K
IN the ~ 9sning, after having discoursea long
and wisely on the course to be pursued with
regard TO politics IN France, he passed from
time into eternity, and the hermit closed his
eyes.
The hermit was St. Francois de pArLE;
the ply stefan, Jacques CoirIER the man
with the inkhorn, Philippe de CoMINEs. the
historian; the man with the bald head, Oil
verle Dam, surnamed lie Diablr; he who
had just gone TO his long account, the king,
LOUIS NJ.
Amongst all the dying wishes Of this cnCe
absolute sovereign, but Que, that which re-
lated to his dog, was relgiouSIy executed,
In the church Of Notre Dame de Chevy. near
Tours, n marble monument represents Lou
is NJ, in the costume of a hunter, kneelinc
upon his tomb his white greyhound by his
side.
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D0lr u. on Ca,Jornid.-We make the
following extract from one Of Dow Jr's
Paint Sermons, recently rablished. 1t
contains truths worthy Of consideration OF
this time:
Ny lIEARrrs-I know very well what
you imagine will procure TO you bliss by
the hoGshead; II is that wretched, filthy
stuff called money. This it is keeps your
souls in ilu,tcr, and set you jumping like
a lot Of chained monkeys at,he sight Of
string Of fresh fish. You think if you only
possessed certain heap of the mcre, you
would lie of IN lavender make mouths ot
care say. How are We Pto.sorrow-lauCh
a, time, and feel aS happy as an oyster IN
june. O, yes you only had enough of
the trash, admit yon might feel satisfied,
and of course commended; but in such cases,
more requires more. (acccrt!inc TO Daboll
and the drvil,) the last more requires most.
wants more yet; md So on, 10 the end of
everlasting. There Ia no such thing as
enough in worldly riches. AS well might
the SOW be supposed TO get enough of wal.
lowing in the mire, rs for mortal 10 be
satisfied with rolling in the carrion ofwealih.
So false are your ideas If the means to OBJ
tain happiness, that You would, ifyou could;
coax angels from the skies TO rob them Of
the Jewel, in their diadems' haven't the
least doubt gift.
NV dear rienis-I will tell how 10 enjoy
Us much bliss rs heaven can afford TO hui
mans. Be oonieuted with what you have,
No matter how poor IT is, Till you have an
opportunity 10 get something better. Be
thankful tor every crumb that falles
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.IrLGNSGS RUmOr.--Judge Mckee, Of the
Garrard (Arl>.) Banner, is responsible for
the following
Sitting roaStiu. 'taters the other night,
when all nature reposed in deathlike sleepy
Stiffness, thinking over '',hings Tint were"
and perhaps things that never will be, our
ears wee suddenly assaulted by neighbo.
ring yiol'uiSt--D, fiddler, that's what 10 call
him--with, suue Of the sweetest and mel
odious old airs, that ever enraptured the
heart Of NCZa7-, or en,ranced the soul Of
oaganini or Rousseau. Always ready
to catch at any Thing good, up we pr.cked
onr ears, and quickly stirred from the deep.
ly interesting and highly intellectual feast in
which we were engaged, and what should
be sent quiv'rirg to our heart, making mel.
ody Undesirable in our soul, but that good
old tme-rcverenced family boy.whis.
tied piece Of melody, "Chcken Pie" laid
on with most terrible and enthusiastic old.
fashioned lick--a!l the shakes and Qnivers
IN.
Suddenly eu'ranced with delight, We
stood still as If chained 10 rock--,heD We
mOved--walk, the reconstructed, screw
ed, turned round, sit down, got up again, a.
one who knew not whist or what to do; TIL
al once the sound, but not the music ceased
(lor 1t went mcrly on in our heart) But
scarce had second, or even a thought in
ienencd, ere wang !twan2 aud here Como
that good old reel Leather Brreches,'
which anon was followed, better and better,
in rapid succession by its contemporaries ia
age, and rival, !or universal favor, Rack.
tnsack Traveller BILLY in ih- low grounds
&C., liil NJ last with one Overpowering and
irresistible rush, went %, she wonld'nt, nor
she couldn't. 10, she didn't come at ALL
&r, This WAS too much for our moral scIu-
pies IN such IN occasion, and smash went
the Eaters into Tie fire, and down weiItthree
or four chairs--they seemed to walk and
reel at once, and saying hasty 'Lord lead
us not into ieinptston,' we in an ccstacy-
preachers and swtet.heafts, forgive us-re-
sponded 'yanka .tanka too.doh -Iddle. todi-
nm .da-a.a'-when out We sprahg OH the
the floor, not upon the light fantastic toe,
bnt according to the most approved style
Of real old Kentucky Barbecue break.
down. Away aud around we went, thrash
ing il down, q Ia mode Pooseyd, when
rumblinC and tu-nbling down from parret,
then ont Of the back room, and through the
middle DOOR, around the walls, ovIe the
wood pile and under the table, pranc-d
shower...an ocean Of merry. hearted and
congrnial rats Judging from Appearances
Of course-as ever rrhced ptrlor or cut
fantastic tricks in ball room. Round md
round, through and across, and altogether
we went, no one slack eninC his pace, till o.
vercome and exhausted, down we sunk into
n snooae, and left our tailed companions to
finish the dance themselves. How il would
have ended. w0 are not able to inform our
readers, as just AT this point, We were arous-
ed hy-----,w no had built our morning fire
aud had the room so 'plaguy' full Of smoke
tina our comrades had to leave, and our eyes
have been most tarnal sore ever since.
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Japdn.-Nub'ic attention is now turned
toward the empire of japan, which has 81
long remained a sealed book in the history
fthe world. but which, to Judge from pre-
sen, appearances, is soon destined To he
opened English, French, and Yankee
curiosity ison the qui rireto get n peep a'
the tahOcoed land. and to become better
acquainted with the race of people who have
50 long managed 10 pursue their exclusive
policy without provoking the hostility Of
foreign nation.
Formcly, the Japanese wee CONNER
cial people, hriug. previous tn 1856, engaged
IN trade with sixteen countries hut owing
to She difficulties occa>ionrd hy the Jesuit
Nud Portuguese, during that year, pro-
hib,.ion was put upon foreign intercourse
The external commerce 1T the country l.
now limited two Du'ch ships aud twslv,
Chinese iinlis annually N,ugasaki is IN,
port NJ en,ry for these vessels. The sypor
,a,ion af nearly every article except laquer
ell ware, ca'nphor, aud copper, new pro-
hib'ed. The profit, ~ the Dutch trad,
have been greatly lessdned by the rH'rlc
tons placed upon importation aud export
ation.--They are only allowed to import
S3f0,OO0 worth Of merchandise annually
aud to export nothing but camphor art
conptr.
Several vessels Of wur have v,Si'e,
Japan for the purpose Of opcniag inter
course, All Effort, have, thus fer, prove
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The following resolutions were offered
at the recent wagsery session OF The Mas.
sarhuseits legislature. We copy from the
Boston Post.
"RcSoIcCs for the publication ofMe Com
mCnrcGIh ReSoIrCd, That the Governor
be, aud lac hereby is, authorized aud reuu.
red 10 appoint thirty thousand able bodied
proportional number in every other city and
town in the commonwealth, whose duty i,
shall he to present the total abstinence pledc e
so called with reverence be II spoken, Ia
each and every other inhabi,ant olthe com
monwcalth, who shal! sign the same on pre-
Sentation, on pain Of being forthwith expell-
cd naked from the commonw eal,h.
Resolred, Thatthc governor shall appoint
no person as n commissioner, as aforesaid,
who shall not have previously signed aud
sworn 10 the said revered instrument.
PeSolred, That the estates ofall persons
refusing 10 sign the said instrument, shall
upon such refusal, he conisca,ed 10 the use
OF the commonwealth, snd shall thereafter
wards be distributed among said commits
sioners in proportion TO their zeal in the ex.
ecu'ion of the duty hereby assigned &c
them.
Resolved, That the constitution Of the L.
niied States, so far as the same applies tc
this commonwealth and the constitution n
this commonwealth, are hereby annulled
aud that the said revered pledge shall take
their plaae in the hearts Of the people.
Resolred, That when the governor shall
be satisfied thatt the commonwealth is effect
ually purged from all the rescuants abov,
referrehto, he shall de clare that the millen
ium has arrived.
R.solred, 1'ha, when the milleninm shall
have srrived, as aforesaid, the governor il
10 declare himself our supreme lawcivpra an,
judge. and shall take the name Of Moses.
Rssoiued, Tha, our sain,ed puritan faith
ers now behold us with enormous sa,islac
ton.
ReSolrcd, Tha, our ca. ordinate but not 70
operating branch is hereby cy,incuished.
Reso'red, Tha, the clerk send these re
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VOL. lX.-NO. 40.

nnavning. The Jsyanese are extremely
polite to their visit,rs-s supply their want,
free of charge, AID politely request them to
90 away.
The whaling Nea. ar- destined TO exert =
great Influence in opening intercourse with
the empire Of Japan. Several whalsrs
have ALREADY had communic alton shore.
Many Of tho vessels cruising 10 their seas
will find prtteN's for landing, and when
their visits become too frequent, the policy
Of giving them all they wish will become
rather Improbable. and may in the end in
duce the Japanese to receive pay. So ma
ny whalers annually visit the Japan Sea
that intercourse scenes inevitable. 1.-The
japanese continue their policy, Yank se Gu.
riosi'y will soon be gratifed, for it will be
impossible to bow n wrecked ships compa-
ny ont Of the country without conveyance;
aud II they pursue an opposition course,
they "IIer the preteXt-so eagerly sought
for 10y foreign na,ions-lor interpositon by
fNe.-Polynesidn.
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THE FREE TRADER,


TERMS:
Two DOLLARS per dnnuDf, Up0M in dd
rdnce; Two DOLLARS Ann FIrrY CENrS il
paid ritiiR sir months; and TnREE Dor
LARS i delayed until he end ofhe year.
Advertisements inserted al 81 per SgHare
.fr the FIRST insertion, and - cents for each
subsequent insertion. 4 Hber0i discount al
ioced 10 those lcito ddrcr'ie By he near.
HjSNo paper discontinued until all ar
rslrageS are paid, uaieSs al The option otH.e
publishers.
II Communications, to insure attention.
must di,caw be free ocposfaqe, and accom-
panied wih me authors ndEc.
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NOTICE AL persons indebted to the cstne Of
~ DR., Peter Schcmcrhorn, deceased. are hereby
notified that his books and accounts are in my hands
for collection &,hot the same must be closed M MS
soon as possible. Debtors will please attend to this
matter. BY orderof Mrs Schemcrhom
GEO. s FISHER
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Marble and s,Onc Ynr,I

~ LYONS would inform the Inhabitants of
D.Ouawa and surrounding country that hc
has established himself in the above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus It, Directly opposite Geo.
West, livery stable, here he will he able to fur.
niSh to order tomb stones, monuments, tables {,
any other article IN his linc OF business.
ottawa sent Z lSIv
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solves up for concurrence he shall be incl,l-
died among the recusants above. mentioned
aud that the rfsolve for his pay Is hereby re.
psaled.
Resolved, That we won't go home til
morning.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
4. Il. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa
on the north side cf the pubic square, where he
wllpromp'y attend to all calls n his line or bu.
sincss. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop iswarr,ntcd. Cutting done
% order. NAV % lsi7-.I6iC
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Carringc & wagon Mandatory
& WAGON MAKING.
To tilr Public.

AIR. :. WEAVER keeps on hand Mt all times
VI the hcs, kinds OF meats of every description, 10
suit the pubic. He hr- kept the business through
the winter at loss, when all Others IN 'hc same bu-
-inrss gave Mp the ship He has kept firm 10 h-
post. although killing p horse worth $50 in tdrL'Rg.
-u he brought his bark .1. 10 shore. In return, We.
~ citizens Of Ottawa. express our gratitude 10 Nr.
WEAVER, i0r tbs favor and pledge ourselves TO give
him our Support i'm preference 20 any ha' may start
~ the same business fmr9 nlNY CITIZENS
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Fail and JDin/er Fashions.
South Ottawa Cemetery.

Y>HE subscriber will sell lotsin the South OF.
i tnwn Cemetery until the Is, Of December
lsi7 TOR 50 each, after which an additional, price
will be charged in proportion to the improvements
made. THOS. VI. MASON.
south Ottawa, nov II, 1871, 39f
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DIR. J. PEARSON,

Physician, Surgeon & Dentist 0'tawa, H..
Oil,ts his professional services to the lnhabii.
ants of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his resi-
dencc on Columbus street.
i. S,-Dr. j. still continues to perform oper.
n'innsin the various hr,nches oi DESrIsruY.
CtUgesi 10 correspond piM heiimes!
March -, 1917.
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j. G. STONE,
" m. Erwin,
SETH G.. EARL,

,JBv Carriage, House & Sign Pain
Z, 1{z.It-.7, ter, Pdperer and Ola sier,
- OTTAWA, Ill.
shop on Columbuss,reet, near Dr. Schcmcr.
NUNS nNrn
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STEAM SASH GLORY
ANp
Planning Establishment,

11iIE subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
liens of Ottawa and the surrounding country, that
thrj have on hlni and are constantly manufacturing.
Spb, DJ1rs and HiiHdS, ol superior quality Thee
have also constantly on hand fine assortment oI
dressed FioorHie ali OF which they are selling At In.
Cagp presenting transl oultun on lumber
l-s-Parcular attention will be- paid TO bills ot nrrr
sash, DJOrs md BlWdS which wi he made 70 order
on short notice KING, BROTHER, i. co.
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Grace, 81.
GEORGE SMITH,

fashionable Tdiior-)pposite Custman 6
Gridiey's store Oiidrrd, H.,
Has received the Spring ed Summer Fast ions for
1919 m which. or IN any ,ther fashions desired, he
VIII b" happy t"u,nkc upc'thng for all who NAV ia
VoF HIM with their patronage \ fl warranted III
every ease. Particular attention paid to Cutting.
Ottawa, may 10, 1919
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ROWLAND y GUILDERT,


PHWlci1ns 0Nd SUryP0RS.
office th- SANE OS formerly occupied by Dr..
~ lIowhnl, where one or the other ct the firm will
always be found save when absent on professional
business Ottawa, Nov -, 1913.
Dr.. Pa,rr will rcm1n in thr office rs heretofore
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DIR. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician & Surgeon-O Hawa, III.
OTirs MS professional services IT, the clliIrns
of Ottawa and vicinity O,hcc at lis residence
IN the new public square. June II, lSi7
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gNl Ward s. Doggett,

! "a Manufacturers Of BOOTS and SHOES
Nlddcboro, Mas. nrr prepared to furnish country
dealers, etc, with oil kinds of Boots and Shoes hy
thocasco or dozen, ON the most reasonable terms. NJ
d err store, IL lake Street Cbicgao ssp :
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EyERT LIE GRANGE,

Attorney and Counsellor At Lar, General Laa}
Aseai, ClmmissioAeyof Dceis, SC, for lie state
Of Nee York
Oii,c with Henry ITar,au', En- 10 the court house.
Ottawa. ILL., Prompt attention gwen to the co.lec-
ton at demands, &c mvi "
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II. W. HOPKINS, NJ u.

Physician & Surysoa-- OIdra, III.
Offers his professional services to the cil2cns
rf Ottawa and vicinity. Oiice over Walker Il
IIicSlinss store, where he may be found at all
times except when absent on professional hu'-
ness. AuC.6 1916,
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Business CARDS.
T.. s. LELAND,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Has removed hls office from Rcddic> block. 10 the
room formerly occupied 10y the sheriff IN the court
house, aud now occupied in part by Lorenzo Leland
Ottawa, may f. 1919
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MILTON II. SWIFT,
HENRY G. COTTON,
CROTHERS 4 PITZER,

AHorrer az Ldr, OSrego, Kend III 60. III.
WIN practice l,>w in the counties of Kendall,
la S,ll', Kane, De knlh, VIII, and Dupuge.-
Land agency NJ collecting business entrusted TO
ne in either OF tie above cnurlics, will receive
prompt aitcniI,n. OJrsgo. Aurll |. lSlT.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELIY g. EAIJEV

ID ETCRN thanks 10 the public fnr the liberal
Npatronase extended to them, and would state
that they have removed to the north side of the
City Hotel. to III" building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCaly. They have
procured the latest
Fail and Winier Fashions.
dIrec, from NeS York, which wlIIeuahle them
to make up garments in the most fashionable
style. Work will be done IN the hes, manner,
and all garments made to tit,
Ottawa Sep IS 1919
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d. D. THOMPSON, VI. D.,

Oilers his professional services 20 the citizens Of o.
tawa and vicinity Office, at the store Of G.. L.
Thompson. apr 20 ~
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GEn, II. SnUWis GFH. 5. FisHrU.
NORRIS S FISHER,
n W'J6 III III- W7TT FHTt
Wq, Illinois.

trq, Illinois.
WILL pay particular attention 70 The payment Of
" taxes in any pant Of Illinois purchasing nnl sell
ing real estate. investigating Titles, collecting de-
manls, buying and selling military land warrants,
and locating them on the 5s, land, flr soldiers OF
other securing pensions and all claims against the
government Office in the court hous.
Ofi1brI Anil IL 1919