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Horse Shoeing and Farriery.

''liE subscriber begs leave 10 nnnouce To the public
that he has opened an establishment in Columbus
street, near the Catholic Church. where the business
othWse shooting and iarri.y will be conducted on the
most scientific principles, 1t is generally admitted
that too many OF those who practice shooting are to-
tally Ignorant of its principles thereby producing the
numerous cases Of contrac,ons and diseases of the
feet daily witnessed 1t really becomes the duty Of
every one who values good horse, so essential to
his profit well as his pleasure to secure the ser-
ceS good inrrier for so useful IN animal
rYfeen years practical experience, it is hoped will
enable the subscriber TO follow correct system col
cuated TO prevent diseases consequent on unskilmI
shoeing; and when necessary, to remedy the errors
Of the past +. FASNING
Ottawa, Nov. 0. sts. i6
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nlount 1)a'atinr Ica0rmn.
rhc FALL TERM Of ,hi. INsyIruTIoy

WILL. commence on "Wednesday, September the
" 18th, 1919, under the charge OF Mr.. l.. VI FoRD,
competent teacher from Saratoga, n Y. Itlsye-
~ desirable that students be present at the beginning
OF the term in order 10 enter the classes
Tuition per Term Of ~ Weeks.
, Orthography Reading, Writing Arithmetic, Eng
Hsh t'mnimnr, and Geography ST. Natural and
lnteilectuni Philosophy, Chemistry. Astronomy.
History, &c. s. so Latin, Greek. and the higher
branches OF Mathematics, So 30. Extra charges for
the French Language; Spanish and Italian if re-
CURED, will be taught on the same terms as Latin,
Greek, &c.
Tuition will be required in advance. Board can
be obtained in families a, 81 % per week Persons
wishing to occupy room in the Academy will be ex-
pected to furnish the snme. By order Of the Trns-
tees. J. IIlGBY, President of the Board
Mt Palatine, Putnem CO, III. Sept -, 1919
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Coal Cooking. Stove

(T1E would call the attention OF our customer
w Cushmdn e. Co.'S Ar-tigM COOLING 81
manufactured in Ottawa This is the most pei
stove for burning either coal or wood that has hg
been offered 10 the public. Ii is so constructed
when either Of the plates burns out, tcan be rep {
at trfling expense. |,
We keepa supply of these stoves on hand, AMI
warrant them to work well and give satisiactl
all cases where properly put up.
We also keep for sale three sizes PremiuriJ
stoves, as well as all sizes plain and fancy coal 4
made in Ottawa, which we sell al the Found1
ces sen Ii InHN MANLY & L
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-16

Something Ncr wadcy he Sun-Thcre is being
built IN New York, an iron steiner to RIM on
Lake litc0ca, situate at the summit Of one of the
highest peaks of the Andes in South America,
near the boundary of Peru, and several thousand
feet abe thsssa This is probably the highest
point that s'oam navigation was ever used The
speculation, the Tribune SAYS, is to drive trade
with the hunters aud woodsmcn along the borders
of the Lake, which has length of about one huns
drcd and forty miles--amply sufficient to establish
n very respectable "coas,ng trade in thoscupp
regions of the world. The vessel is 30 feet in the
keel, hns n depth Of hold of feet, with II feet
beam. Her paddie-whecls are 10 fec. diameter,
and are also al IRON twill be- transported in pie.
ces OF $50 lbs each, packed in boxes or otherwise
shipped for Lima or some other seaport town of
Peru, and thence transported to its ultimate desi.
nation OIL the backs Of mules. in pieces of the
weight before mentioned ono of which is to be the
load for one animal Arrived at the Lake, the
plcks are TO be unshippcd, and the whole affair
Reconstructed by mechanics sent out for the pur.
pose by the builder.
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The Washington Go ilcc House and
Restaurant,

4tSd 8'"r y THe IOUTI HOUSE. N1Udrc ana nrTi door
10 the Mansion House.
SHhRkEY 81 CURTIS beg to inform their
- friends and the public That having taken the a.
boye premises and fitted them up suitably for the bu-
siness tits their intention to Accommodate the pub
Nc with refreshments at the most economical rates
Meals can always be procured on the shortest notice.
at any hour of the dny. Farmers and Others arriv-
ing IN town and not wishing 10 lose time can always
be Accommodated of hand
T, S.-.The BAR is supplied with the choicest
kinds, OF liquors. ale, wines candles, and scgars
Lunch every day'rom half past ten a, VI. til. twelve
Ouawn, sept. %, 1919
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-16

Newspapers in Europe are not quite "a cheap ne
in this country Tho London Times costs Si5 a
year. The same rate is charged for the Morning
Chronicle, Daily News, Globe Herald and POST
The London Evening Mail published three times
a,wcek, at se5 year The London semi-weeklics
$3.50 per annumand wecl,lics si2 aud 90 Tho
French daily papers, the large ones are about the
same price as the london prints those about the
same size OF our penny papers cost $50 aud ss5
per nnnum,-Thc German dailics costs from sa2
TO $50
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Clothier's Complaint.
Al q recent Meeting.

| Nt -itet'ES'
Oh dear, oh dear, what shall we do,
We can't sell our old fashioned clothes.
For kohn g. Mandlebaums stock is cheap anG
To our sorrow the fact We disclose.
What crowds OF customers 90 there.
Their hvors to renew.
Their store is ready like fair,
oh dear what shall we do
Yet we wonder no, at such support
) But we are grieved TO see the run,
They deal fair and honest as they ought;
And that's what spoils our fun.
Other colhiers compared with these.
. Are nothing much 10 view,
And vain their efforts are 10 nease,
Oh dear! what shall we dol
Kohn and Mandlebnum are far too strong,
|, Who we now plainly see,
That they'll be the victors all along.
And so they deserve to be.
{ In workmanship they stand alone,
, In cloth and prices too.
They are match tor us we own,
r Oh dear, what shn.l we dol
An effort more We know not how to make,
So kohn and Mandlebaum, we now appeal t,
oh tell Us for our iamlly's sake,
What shall we do. what shall we do.
P. S We beg leave toinfnrm our friends an,
ers that we have returned here with n very
: and desirable stock of Ready Made Clothing
with full determination OF strictly adhering
; principles Of an honorable competition, and IN
SO We earnestly and most respectfully solicit
patronage, promising to give general satistact
all who will do W. the honor 10 look at our stoc
to hear the low prices of our ready made cloth
Trunks, carpet bags buffalo robes. lcwcIry.
articles. and ~ general any thing. All OF VIII
TNl h..
they can be obtained in any other estabshm
!. 'h,. ,N,,,,N nnM aihnr- nlac IN H., mrst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-16

TTAVING arrived here with large stock q
IL dy made clothing, including coats,
pants, shirts, drawers, handkerchiefs, mittons \
nv, gloves, &c, comprising variety calcula
meet the taste ofail who may wish TO purchase
they have devoted themselves exclusively ii
business, they are ready to udrrant any a
bought at their store TO be well made and in
and fashion to suit the times. Their prices v
lower than ever offered here before. lie, all
and see their stock in the new marble colored |
ing opposite Cushman's before purchasing else
No trouble to show goods They invite all to Q
Ottawa, Oct IL, lSl9-l2
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TIN, SnEEr.lRON. hsp CurPLR MlRI
7 F. are now receiving the largest and
Y selected stock Of Hardrore ever oiie

stttltu stoth cl fiutuUofe ever uIitl
w for sale in this market. Our stock
stoves comprises every variety OF the late lmpro'
patterns 10 be found In the Eastern or western m
ket, among which are the Queen of the Prairi
double oven air-tight cooking stove, manuhctui
at the Phoenix Furnace, Chicago also the Vail
air-ught, made by 5. H. Ransom & Co. Albal
either OF which stoves, Tor economy OF fuel or con
nlence in cooking, are not surpassed by any stow
use We can furnish EXTRA PLATES to ell
of them TO order to replace any that may burn 1
and we will Bdrrant the stove TO work well in
cases when properly putup
We have also four sizes Of the Premium, and th
sizes Eierated Open cook stoves together with e
ry variety oi airtight paror, plate and box stoves
prices to suit purchasers.
We are prepared to fit out stoves with Pipe
fixtures ut the shortest notice. Ats0.
Heavy and Shelf Hardware.
Blacksmiths. Carpenters, and Co0pcrs' To
House Triitmings, &c. &c.
In short, every thing pertaining TO the Hardw
trade which we will sell for ready pay at prices
cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
job p0rk done to order.
Ottawa, sep li,'i9 JOHN MANLEY & c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-16

a ha.hful youngster walking with young N.
dy the latter wishing to commence covefsatior,
remarked, pleasant evening quito moon this
evening" ayes" said her attendant, catching his
breath. yes. ccry quite And again all was 81
lcncc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-16

shall cut this loin Of mutton sadiiewisc I"
said landlord Of fashionable hotel "No," said
one Of his guests "cut II brdewise, for then may
chance to got u bit in my mouth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-16
ElREINSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE..
THE undersigned having been appointed agent OF
,ne Norh Western Insurance Company Of Os-
twego, New York, is prepared for insuring houses
buildings manufactures, stores, goods wares and
merchandise generally from loss or damage BY FIRE
said company WINS incorporated by the state of New
York in 1889. Capilnl sl5OOO0, jall paid n)
Directors.
j. PHILIPS PHOENIX, SEru GRosvEyop, JAMES
BocARr, jr,, GEoRGE w, MoRroN, New York CITY,
ID I. BREWSTER, Geo. FIsHER, LUTHER IVRtour
). b. LUDLOW, II. EAGLE, A BRoNsoY, A. I. GRANT,
JAMES LYON, Oswego.
J.V.L. PRuyN, Albany, million
SAMUEL IlAwLEY, sec. GEoRop FisurR, prcs't.
GEO H. NORRIS, agent Ottawa
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sa Fox River House. g1,
~ Oitatua, oil. $3.50

fGNHlS popular establishment continues in full ope-
i ration. and its ACCOMMODATIONS are inferior to
none ~ the country. Travellers viii always find
the table supplied with choice game and every deli
cncy the country affords A continuance Of the H.
beral share oipubic patronage heretofore extended
is solicited aur ;o-,f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-16
OTTAWA ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16 1910

il br;tI;an, away. The Mexican war. with al,
and - '.'a Ieds, has been consigned TO bistory
m;njs oe ,aan aessions are fast fading from the
tba am n lc" ySrely is impulse sufficient 10
rom har hlgh position still watches with nn vn
nrs and seePiess eyhe career Of oonh ' ono u''
nsr citizens, whatever ma be his pursuit or I hi ~
Profession and that she sth rcyar S rro, VI ms
either to bestow upon him TIA oIo coef prepared
pfopluon or 70 thrust between n mil r,;nc "P
the broad shield of her unsuied M misfortune
Kermit me, Governor, to return Va 49,
.liahks Tor the graceful and considerA rnoelc
IN winch you have discharged the duty .nnso,I
upon you and to present, through YOU VI ,Ln
Legislature of my native State. the cxpressiihsh e
my deep and heart felt gratitude, for the hiyh N
unction they have conferred upon me.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-16

You sail in steam vessel "aft,"
The constable sometimes gets "aiter."
But THORN to be drowned on q "rait,s
You'llnever b hung on a"nftef."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-16
Business CARDS.
II. L. & l.. II. Eames,

Commission Merchants Ottdwd, III.
Warehouse On lasalle- street westsde OF the bridge
They will pay particular attention 10 the sale of
produce in Chicago ior those who may choose that
lumber, will meet with pronp, attention.
Aug 10 'iq-im
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Reports OF Special Committees.

:, BY vote Misses f. S. Green, NJ E. Wyman, A.
l.. Cody, and Mr.. {. l.. jerks, were appointed a
committee TO arrange The order OF studies The fol-
lowing is their report:
The committee would report the'followns order
Of studies, so far they 90 to be in their view, the
best to be pursued in our schools.
After the scholar has learned to read well, the
first study should be Mental arithmetic in connec.
ton with drawing and writing.
Next written Arithmetic with Geography and
Composition.
Then Grammar and the History of the United
States
Next Algebra, and History continued. Then
may follow Physiology and Natural Philosophy.
This Is the foundation ,ce would lay for well
diciplned mind and n thoroughly educated intel
lcct And we indulge the opinion that every well
qualified and experienced teNcler and every intel.
ligcnt person who has given the subject the atten.
FONTS merits demand, will agree with us in the ar
rangcment we here present to the Institute. And
we most sincerely hope that our views may meet
the approval ofour honorable and experienced Pro
icssors. EvELINE s GREEN
Navy T.. WYMAY,
A. f. CoDr,
G. L.JENKs, Committee.
The persons who's srNn'rrcs appear 10 the follow
ing reports were appointed to report on the best meth
od OF teaching the various branches.
SPELLING,
think the best method of teaching spelling is to
adopt the spelling bool, as text book, aud 20 per
form the lessons AS there found alternately written
ts,d verbal.
| would approve Of and continue the method
of having head and foot to the Glass; the one
leaving oil at the head Mt night will take his place
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-16
J. o. GLOVER. u. C. COOK.
GLOVER e. COOK,

attorneys and Councillors at Law-Ott1ra
''p'hce IN Rcdiicks block, east side of the public
square Jun is-,f
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HENRY G.. COTTON.

Attorney and Counsellor al Lqp and Solicitor in
Ch1ncery--Ofidud, H.
Office in Reddck's block, east side OF the public
square. lun IA
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NJ. E. HOLLISTER.

attorney and Connsellor NJ Lar, and Solicitor in
ChaBccrU-Orntra ~
OIlce over the rear OF G.. Buus store, opposite
the Mansion hou'e. Jan. 40
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Corner q Wdfer and Columbus ST., near For Eircr
VliE subscriber respectfully informs the people of
Ottawa, and the travelling public generally, that
he has purchased the above commodous establish
meh' and having undergone thorough repairs and
renovation, is now open for the accommodation OF
travellers and boardcrs in at least MS good STYLE as
any other honse in town can afford and on the low
est terms Ample sabling is attached to the estab-
lIshment. The public are asked TO give him a trial
t3'No one need shun the house through fear OF
being offended by the perfumes ofquor, as none is
Kept about the establishment.
Moon MILLER
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Dayton W0ollen Factory.
THE above Factory will be carried on rs usual, by
ID. GREEN) Notwithstanding the fatal epidemic
which has carried off three Of the Green family, and
hope to receive ns heretofore liberal share ofpuc
patronage. Wcwould here tender our thanks to our
friends md patrons and hope by strict attention and
liberal bargains lin the way Of exchunges) to contn-
ue to merit your generous confidence.
Dayton, H., April 10. 1919. j. e. d. GREEN.
N B.-The FIGURING Nails Of John Green will
be carried on ns heretofore by DIG,
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GEo. Il. SAuUIs. 0Eo. =. rIsat
NORRIS s. FISHER,

IRA, Illinois.
WILL ray p1rticulaF attent,ss 10 the payment OF
" hxes IN any part Of Illinoy, purchasing and sell
ing real estate, INVESTIGATING titles, collecting de-
munls, buy ing and selling military land warrants,
AMI locating item on the best lands for soldiers or
others, securing pensions aud all claims against the
government. Office in the court house
OHapa, April Il, 1919.
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Interesting ceremony.

We find in the Springfield Journal, of the 30th
ut, the following very Interesting account of the
presentation of a sword by Gov. French, on be-
halfof the state to Captain JouS PORE, a native
of Illinois The speeches ON both sides are very
npat anil appyopr;ata T
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-16
II. w. HOPKINS. M. ID.

Physician and Srgeon-Ouarn, H.,
Offers his professional services to the citizens of OF
tawa. and vicinity. Office between Phelps and
Walker ~ !IcklnGs stores, where he may be found
atal times except when absent on professional bu-
siuess mug G IA
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w. III. j, WALLACE.

.Attorney and Counsellor at Lan-Ottara, III.
Office with ]. c. Chnmplin, southeast corner Of
the court house
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ID. ID. THOMPSON. NJ. D..

Ocrs his professional services the citizens Of o..
tnwi and vicinity. Office, ut the store Of g. l..
Thompson. APR % 40
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T.. s. LELAND,

attorney aud Counsellor at Lar,
Has removed his Office from Reddck's block, to the
room formerly occupied by the sheriff, in the court
house, and now occupied in part BY Lorenzo Leland.
Ottawa may 4, 1919. "a
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DIR. }. PEARSON.

Physician, Surgeon, and Dentist-OHnra, M,
Oilers has professional services the inhabitants Of
Ottawa and vicinity Office at his residence on
Columbus street.
P.S.-Dr F. sill continues to perform operation.
in all the various branches of Deatisirv. CHARGES
10 correspond Nth the times! mar II, AZ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-16
s. ], Smith,

Go Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
OILS, Dye Stugs, sc. SC.
Newark, Kendall County, Illinois
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?. z. MEAGUER,
DR.. COOLING,

Uy!ee MOTH side Of Hr pubic square- Residence
corner Of In Sale and Water streets
Being always devoted to his profession, hopes for
share OF public patronage. scpt22
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VOL. X.-NO. f6.

since one apple costs two cents, three apples
VIII cost three times two cents, which is six eena
What IL three ffths Of four -seventLsl
FIRST nnd one-fifih OF one-seventh: il ANYTHING
De divided into seven parts, and each one of these
parts INTO five parts, 1t will he divided into thirty.
hive parts; therefore one-ffth of one-scventh l.
one thirty fifth; one-ffth Of four-seventbs. four
times onc-thrty-fifth which is four thirty fifths.
.ince four-thirty ffths are 9Th. tlree-ffths arc
three times thirty-ffths which is twelyethir-
'y'hiths. These two metl would use in con-
Written Arithmetic j would teach on the Same
pan. In every good sclcolwill be found black.
poard and the class should have daily exercise.
l'ch pupil performing an example on the board.
pa giving a full explanation. Indeed the pupil
fouid not pass over one principle which he can.
explain; for il he il permitted to do this, fhe
ti object which is sought, the disciplining ofthe
'''.a, IS lost, and he Olives problemas he would
ar puzzle for the purNse ofob.ainh,g the answer.
la Anna WYMAa
}. + the FIRST place would furnish myself with
s' nnd e sass this yesla Rsssen. to my
d; then would point out the Asis and in con.
sS.ction with it explain the motions rs the earth;
would also point out the circles including
PARALLELS and mcridians, and explain to my class
heir representations; then would point out the
everal divisions of land and water upon the globe
heir situation and size with regard to each other;
his consider the ground work in teaching geog-
Apply. After the class had become familiar with
he illustrations I had given, would then take
my science and make three divisions Of it. First,
second, Physical third Civil or Pc
4
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G.. NJ. LEE, Dentist,
WIN. W, CiEARLY. MD.

PayticiIa and Surgeon PONTIAC, Livingston
County. Illinois,
Offers his professional services TO the citizens of o..
iawa and vicinity, and hopes by attention TO blsi-
ness, to MERIT share ofpublc patronage $50
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

y PRESTIGE OF the L0u~cHc JouU'aL pa
dimmense circulation ard influence IN the South.
oil, nat the slave question viii 10, ombarfass toe
rsstration II Gen Taylor In the least hat its sol
ssut belongs not 20 the President and mis- Cabinet,
10 Congress and to that body alone It's settlement
= be left The same article deprecatcs. in strong
us tho arrest Of the WilmOt PrOyisO by the tXecu-
e veto--s calamity which would result in the most
ible condition Of political hOstiies between the
10 and the South. II any President OF the United
lys we're TO put his veto upon the Wilmot proyiso,
PEOPLE Of the non slayoholding states, who have the
ismscy Of numbers would keep the question IN egi-
a until tho next Presidential election, and then, By
Z strength as a sectional and geographical party,
IA man who would not veto the PrOysO!
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TIE LITERARY WORLD

fTOR THE PRESENT WEEK being The commence
L ment GA volume With Tie hew-Yeer, cfers i1olee-
% subscribers 10 90 enlarged qlanty OF i-n-n
mat ef Of en- srscve character Among The contents OF
this weeks nurubeI are Tie q etk ssve ard Dr. Rooo
fi enayss % this MISTER u reference 20 Mr. Powers
Wa-ir gon on rom papers hitherto uupul IN lbs
country by Co m he Aftsi and Mr. Dane chsper In
advance Tflckeray rove ~ Pendenris deserving
performance of che stranger" DR. Francis Leher; Mr
Gri.vod's Female Poets lev 81 Co0nsl History In
dian Tribes 10 fJrria TIE hsnhailsner In NeNOrears
The municipalities. Lest sunday ~ Charles II, ~ Mscsu
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