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Sheldrake's Allegheny House,
No csc Market St., above Eighth, (South side,
PHILADELPHIA

THyHTs large and splendid Hotel has been
"a furnished with entire now furniture. Tho
Bar Room is the largest in Philadelphia. Tho
Parors and Sitting Rooms are entirely scpcrat-
cd from the noise and hustle, consequent TO the
arrival and departure Of cars. The Portico ex-
tending the whole front Of the house, affords n
cool retreat in warm weather, and splendid
view of the greatest thofoughf'ro in the City.
The Lodging Rooms are we'll furnished. The
Table as well provided for as al any other Hotel
with every attention of the managers TO make it
the best Hotel for Merchants and Business Men,
during their stay in the city. The terms will
be one dollar per day. On the arrival of ttc
cars from the West, Porter will hn in attend
ancc TO convey baggage, SC. to tho Hotel, which
is adjoining the depot. ..s
Feb. 10, '49-6m.
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NOTICE.

The Orphans Court Of Cecil count,
7, Old their stated meetings on the End
Tuesdays 81 February, April, June Ap
gust, octoher and December.
GEORGE r. HOWARD Re
April 18th l9l5--
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS OF PUB
Lie SCHOOLS in CECIL COUNTY.
By the Orphan's Court, January 25lh '49
Ordered That the Orphans Court will ex
anime and pass School accounts, during the
presen, year 1910, on the following days,
anil at no other time. Viz: on Thursday the
9Th day Of Aprl next, OIL Thursday the l2ih
day of Jnly next, and on Thursday the 18th
day Of October next.
Test GEORGE R. HOWARD, Reg.
A uuo copy from the Records of The Or
phans Count
Test GEORGE r. HOWARD, Reg.
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NJ @ RE NEW


Gs ThelarGest, The Mosr FASH
e. IONABLE, and the best assort-
ssss. 81 81 menL of MEMS woman's, and chill
d,ens boots and Shoes, in Cecil
county, is to be found at the sub
criLers BOOT & SIDE STORE, in ElAton.
Sign Of the Big Boot.
opposite the Ceurt House. r.-.- -.
The Subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has
purchased Of his brother, Enoch CrouclO his
entire stock IF Ladies'. Misses, and children's
boots and shoes, and has commenced manuiac-
turing Ladies Shoes of cyery description. He
is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with a call, with mems women's and
chidrens boots and shoes ofthe best sort at very
low prices. TllOS. Z. CROUCH
Elkton, Feb. 2Gth '4S.
N. B. Country produce taken exchange
for boots and shoes. Wanted boot and shoe
makers. .... ..
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become the VICTIM G T. Q u A C X E II Y, as
by the Prescriptions contained in this book any
one may cure himself, without hindrarce to bus
mes, or the knowledge Of the most Intimate
friend, and with one tenth the usual expense. In
addition to the general routine Of diseases, it
fully explains the cause of early decline, with
observations on marragc-bosides many other
arrangements which 1t would not be proper 10
enumeratc in the public prints.
%L5@ Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENT
enclosed in letter, will receive one copy ofthi
book, by mail, OF five copies will he sent for on
dollar. Address, "DR. w. YOUNG, No. l52
SPRUCE Street PnrLApELPn,A," Post paid.
IPWA oprietors of Drugo9 Book
Stores, and Pcdlers, in every town In the United
States, to act as agents for tie above work.
Dec % AS.
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Great Ea9nomv in Kialsing FIRES.

Great Economy in kidding Fires.
FENIiE attention of Country Merchants, Ped
Il lars and dealers generally, and families, is
respectfully Invited to a composition called
Cheever's Patent Fire Kinding,
An article much needed and in demand from all
quarters. Fifty cents will supply one fire every
day for six months. 1t is neatly done up in
Packages, each contaiEing "a cakes, each cake
10 nch-sgUurcs, one of which simultaneously
taking fife from contact with a lighted match
win trnate Chorcoul, Wood and Bituninous
Coal, and with ouo-loarih the ordinary quantity
OF Wood or Charcoal will kindIe the Anthracite
For Sale, Whoesa lie and Retail, at the Kind
ing Depot, No. l49 South Second Street, Phil.
adelpha, by J. w. GRAY.
Jan. 90 '49--3m.
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IACrS G. EDGlNGS.

A fine assortment Of Thread and Need)ework--
ed Edgings and lnscrtings also French work col
ars and cuffs for sale by
Oct2s, rs BRowv &. HciHTnE.
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African eHssnnO.
AOHsaaeT r sis l, pa1s cgAsa ,h
ly six Dollars per Ton Of 1000 lbs.
CHAS. WAIN MORGAN.
Nos. s. 10 South Wharyes Phila.
Aug. &c, AS 2m.
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EDiCKLES.-sm olican medal Pick
Z les. Just rcceivp & - ersfl lie by
Aug. 10 '48, YIN. GRBERT.
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vTINEG AR Best Ficklng Vinegar, on hand
y and for sale, by the gallon ar barrel.
Auo. &C. VIM. PELL.
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Gilling Irvine ! Gilling Twine!!
T5yO dealers and consumers of GrLLlNG TwINE
n Just received by the last steamer
$500 lbs. Gilling Irvine,
Q s. Cord ofal numbers,
Ofsuperor quality which will be sold at great
sacrifice to close sales. Those in want will do " ell
to call, as we will sell lower than can be puf-
chased. J. DUkEIIART s. Co.
No 100 Baltimore st. between South s. CAL
veit st Batlmore.-Jan. 90, '49-2m.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
For G5 Cents!

BY MEANS OF THE POCKET
EscCLAP!us, o., crery one
his oacn Physician! twcnli-
eth edition, with upwards
of a hundred engravinas,
showing diseases in every
shape and form, and NAL
iorlnntions Of tho systems,
BY w. YOUNG, NJ. d
The time has now arriv
cd, that persons suffering
from diseases need no more
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-13

Resolved, That we who are assembled
here. aid, as far as possible, the efforts now
making by the grand jury to ferrit out and
expose crime, in its various forms, in our
town.
A motion was made and carried that,
when this meeting adjourn, II do SO to meet
again at this place on Friday evening next,
when the committee appointed here to-
night shall report the number of names oh.
tanned to the petition.
On motion vote OF thanks was tender
ed to the grand jury for their action in re-
ference to the exposure Of crime, and bring
ing criminals to jastice.
1t was moved that the vote on the above
motion be taken by rising; when it wa,
agreed to without dissentisg voice.
On motion, twenty-five copies Of the
report of the committee, were ordered tc
he printed, in The form of circular, for the
use Of the con'Sittee.
An admirat}Ssong was then sung by the
1t was moyS se&'atthe proceedings of thi
meeting be published in the papers Of th
place, which was agreed to.
Meeting adjourned to meet again on Fri
day evening the 18th inst, at this place
NJ. OsMAy, Sec. A. /. DOW, Chm
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VOL. lX.-NO. 81.

in this course Of study aud its fitness to the
attainment Of these ends, aud new light will
come and, as consequence, improvement.
Pre-emine emily, however, at the foundation
Of this subject are these fundamental prin'
,iples; compared with these, the details.
the peculiar mode. thedrceess Of education
is of triling Importance. StIli they are inn
portant, and, indeed, - considerable ex-
tent, these fundamental principle les win con-
troll the process. Understood and appretia-
ted aud acted upon. they will lead the tea
cher to study the character Of his pupils, to
shape his Instructions To that character, TO
govern them as rational, susceptible beings;
to ircte them TO high, noble, and ar,luous
pursuits; not for self.gratific ion hut be-
cause for such, were they desigfNa by their
Creator; they will lead him to dwell upon
the "details Of science only as the path by
which TO arrive at principles and truth.
These fundamental principles. above all.
lead him to shun the absurd and impractical
BILE theory that the intellect alone should DO
, cultivated in school aud, therefore, to Ia
Dor 20 soften, refine, anti purify the hearts
to elevate and quicken the moral nature !;
thus to form and develope full and perfect
character, to fit those committed to his
charge for life, for death and for glorious
Immortality. NJ. @.
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Proceedings Of the Temperance Meeting in the
Court House on Monday nj ght.


Pursuant to notice given at a previous
meeting, an adjourned meeting Of the cili-
zens ct Ottawa, favorable to the cause of
temperance was numeronsly attended, on
Monday evening the 9th inst.
Mr.. a. +. Dow took the chair and M.
Oslnan was appointed secretary.
An appropriate piece was played by the
band.
The committee, which had been appoint
ed at former meeting TO prepare a re-
quest TO be signed by the citizens of Ot,a-
wa, favorable to decency aud sobriety, to
those now engaged in selling ardent
spirits, within the limits of our corporation,
TO abandon the traffic, made the following
report:
To ih0sc Ciii:cas Of Oiia,ra rho arc engaged in
The Traffic mSprituouS Li7aoys.
WE, the undersigned, are thoroughly convinced
mat the traffic IN which you are engaged is destruc-
i've TO the best interests Ot our community Ii not
only produces paupcli,m and crime, win all their
consequent expenses bat Il takes our noble hrarlrd
ana generous citizens, and Transforms them into OBJ
lcclS OF pity and contempt Ii converts the kind
husband into brutal monster, the ailtc,iona,c ia
TIER INTO an unieelmg and reckless tyrant. THERE'S
almost no grade or class OF society but feels the
bUgltng influence ol your business Especially do
We heel for our youth. Your business is a constant
snare TO their unwary feet. nu it is impossible here
TO hint ut the innumcruh,e evils OF every kind that
result directly from your traffic While YOU contin-
Ne live say It m all knlurSs---you do us and the
community m which we live, an irrcpambc injury
We, therefore, your fellow citizens. do most earnestly
request You a, once and at any sacrifice to abandon
tins business, nnd parNlr n vocation that shall be
compatible with the public good.
On motion, the report was adopted and
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Fatal Tragedy From Liquor.--Last
Saturday night, !lth inst, a Mr.. Cor6in, OF
Warren township, Pennsylvania, in fit Of
insanity arising from the too freqeht ase Of
intoxicating drinks, or under the present
influence Of his cups, drove together his
stock Of cattle, horses, hogs, &c., IN his
barn and se.it on fire, consuming the whole.
lie next proceeded TO his house, and -
some suppose, first killed his two sons
the oldes, about fourteen years Of sgc--
aad then set his house on Gre, put az end
TO his own unhappy existence, and all were
consumed in one funeral pile. Some Of the
bodies were found to be but partially decou,-
posed, aud marks Of blood were upon them,
plainly indicating thai they must have oeen
killed prforc the building was fired. M..
c. was man oi considerable property.
The destruction OF the property Is estimated
at about soOo.-IT!oga IN. ~ FREEMAN,
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THE FREE TRADER.
TER

TERMS:
Two DOLLARS per dHnWn, u pdld IN "a
rance; Two DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS u
paid rithin sir moaihs and THREE Dol
LARS Ddeidyed until the end Of The gear.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square
for The first insertion, and p cents for each
subsequent insertion. A liberal discount al
io,ced 10 those rho advertise by The gear.
TjfNo paper discontinued until all ar
redrdges arc paid, unless at the option Of N,
publishers.
IL concentrations, 10 insure attention.
mast ARRAYS be free Of postage, and accom-
panied tcith he authors name.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-13
DR.. p. KIRWAN

ID ESPECrFULLY inlorms the citizens OF
~ Ottawa and vicinity that he has peru a.
nenty located in Ottawa, where he may be-
consulted hy persons wishing bis services in
the line OF his Profession.
OIiics on the north side Of the public square,
directly opposite the CITY Hotel, where be will
constantly keep on hand well selected assort-
ment of drugs and medicines, etc. Of superior
quality. Ouawi, April ~, 1918
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STEAM SASH Glory
AND
Planning Establish e mt

THE subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
liens OF Otinwn and the surrounding country, that
they have on hand and are constantly manufacturing
sash, Doors and BtiHGS, OF superior quality. They
have also constantly on hand fine assortment Of
dressed Flooring all of which they are selling at Chi
cayo puccs-lddEg transportation on lumber.
G9iPartcular attention wiil be paid to bills ofarge
Sash Doors and BANDS. which VIII b. made to order
on short uoyice, KING, BROTHER, IL co.
Ottawa Nov II 1919 II
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TO MlLLEISS.

DRlCES Of boiling clothes reduced, No. 9
/ to 50 per yard, Gao inches wdc hes,
brands a gradual reduction on lower numbers
to II 10 for No. /. It can be sent by mail a,
same rate of postage as letters, viz; 10 centspr.
ounce Tor 300 miles or less, 20 cents per ounce
Tor all distances beyond, (wci hing about o.
per yard) A large supply of Burr Mill
stones, Screen and Fam Mill Wire, Porta.
bic Mills, Plaster, ETC., ETC., on hand. No. az
North Main street. next square above Missouri
Hotel, st. Louis. [alil G,& C.TODD.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLY e. EAJLEV

ID ErURN thanks to the public tor the liberal
4 = patronage extended TO them, and would state
that they have removed to the north side of the
City Hotel, to tn" building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCary. They have
procured the lstes,
Fan and Winter Fashions.
direct from New York, which willenable them
to make up garments in the most fashionable
style. Work will be done in the best manner
and all garments made to fit.
Ottawa, Sep IS. 1913.
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Gambiiag---In Four Scenes.
seen L FIRST.


SCENE FIRST.
n genteel coffee house, whose human
screen conceals line OF Grenadier bottles.
and hides respectable bushes from imperti-
nent syes.-Ihere Is quiet little room o.
pening out OF the bar, and here SIT Tour )oV'-
al youths. The cards are out, the wines arc
IN. Incl fourth IS reluctant hahd ne aoes
not love to drink or approve OF the game.
ne anticipates and fears the result OF ooth:
Why is he here? lie is whole ouied
fellow, and Is AFRAID to seem ashamed Oh any
fashionable gaety. He VIII sip his VINE
on the importantly OF friend newly come
oto"n; and istoo polite to spoii 'hat ir'enus
pleasure, ny refusing part III inc game.
Ihey SIT, shulled, deal the night wears
on, The clock telling no tale OF passing honrs
me prudent liquor mend has maze IL saie'y
dumb. The night IS getting coiu us dark
air grows fresher; the east Is grey; me
drinking and gaming and h'gh'iarions laugh
ter are over, and the youths vending nome
ward. what says conscience! NO ms"er
what i says: they did not near, ana we Will
not. Whateverwas said, 1t was very snort
~ answered thus: "lhIs has NOT oeeh
gambling, oil were gentlemen; there WIS
no cheating, simply cornwall meeting.
NV SIaHes eAcepl 'ie o''N S"'"'o WV"
tertalnmeht. lfany body biames young
man 'or little innocent exhi!'ra,ioh Oh
speciai occasion, ne l. superS'''ous ""
o'go', let nm croak. "Snch garmshtu
name Is MADE ihe text 10 ]ustly ,he "hoie
ro'ihu oi saihoAhg. Lex us INC" 'ooS
at
SCENE SECOND
10 room so silent that there Is no sonho
exbept the shrIll cock Growing the morning.
the forgotten candles burning din'y Overtime
long and iengthened WICK, sn Tour men.-
carved marble could not De more m"',e"
iess' save their hands rare wa'e mul, mo
Weary-their eyes pierce Inc caras, OF i"r-
'''eiy fean oach etiiers faces no.'s shave
paSSe" over mem mus. hteue'h .hsy rso
without WORDS some WIN sa'ls'ac"o"
'na' only makes their faces or'pn''y nag
earn, scrape OH lie pies Of money; o'hers'
aafK, su''en' H'ent' hefce, move slowly -
way from 'he,r ios' money. Inc "a'kes,
ana ''eroest OF inc FOUR Is ihe young Ir'e"a
VINO irst sat down I" make out game
Ire VIII heVerst Gown SO 'nhoceh''y aga,";
nat says ne 10 ms conscience now
nave r'git W ga''p'ei haSea rR' "
oe "a"'he"''o " choosei ""oSe o"''"eS'
ssh H. III.
iI"S H"'' PaNN.' o'' Ai9 ~ ~
you'n ,u'ieu' al lltsl WIN enpos'u.. '.;.
."." WIN on'y ,,'e'l les',', VIC" t .o"S 's
" '"ne p"H " ''e Sp".s u, ms "'''s.n
'o!eo' "uPeo am s'''rPe" .".u "u"ous
,"ere!' VIZ WIN me i''" ,''"' ',SP'u.e"
nouse' 'p' lar from 'he !ah".ns a. Ns"
leahs. ho0E mo that dlr'y room. hIoun"
broken ,aolr' suing Gp1n oone ,. " S"I w
i'cne'y ena'rs' see a '.itny .'ew Sas
c'tus smo"cheo WIN .ooae.u, eas: NV,
n4nor. one mas pira'e iass' o orrs."
anu ourhl WIN oran"y,a Wen W. sA!'
matted nalf, han.eoVer'nH us ,..s'r s!es'
wmsn glare OUT hkea WIN oeass rv u;.
th'cEet,- NioSe oy MN "nee"S Nnne
";U''Psira' "fe'ch' ',",Iose,e"a ""
S'e"en'ui' sco'it'''r', oPan'"l" anu ~"
icy negro, \'he ZONES o, '"e ,our,] eo'p'r, '
'he group i,tIe' noui u' "" 49,
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-. - Cabinet Furnitute, @

- " HE RUU.T, la NdHe 81. n
Curing CAMPAIGN PETER RUSSELL
- respectfully announces to his friends and the
public that he has enlarged his Ware Room and cx-
ended his business that he has been steadily man
uiacturng work, and has now on hand fair stock OF
home made furniture, all made of seasoned mater.
ais and good workmanship
lie will also regularly receive supply oiimported
parlor and plain furniture, which he pledges TO sell
las he has already convinced many lower than ST.
mllar articles can be bought and brought from st.
Louis or Chicago.
All kinds Of ioork made 10 order and lumber ia
Ken m exchange for furniture at market lcash
prices, (mr2 .-3i-3mj PETER RUSSELL.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
A. Il. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa
on the north side c I the public square, where he
will promptly attend to all calls in his line Of bu.
sincss. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop iswarranted. Cutting done
o order. NAV oS, 1si1-I6.u
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Marble and Stone Ynrd.

~ LYONS would inform the inhabitants OF
D.Ou,va aud surrounding country that he
has established himself in the above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus 81, directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable, where he will be able to fur
nish to order tomb stones, monuments, tables or
any other article in his line Of business.
Ottawa, Sent IL lSiT
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Carriage & Wagon Mandatory
CARRIAGE q WAGON MAKING:
sEl Ward & Doggett,

~ Nanufdcturors Of BOOI'N and NUOEN
Nddlcboro, Mass, are prepared to furnish country
dealers etc, with all kinds Of Boots and Shoes BY
the case or Dozen on the most reasonable terms. at
heir store, ~ Lalc Street, Chicago sep IL
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NEW LUMBER YARD.

~ NE north side Of The Canal caSt Of The Fridge
M ERWIN has Just opcneaa new lumber yard
at the above location where he Is prepared
to furnish to order every description OF
Lumber, Laih, Shingles,
and every other article in his Inc, on the loves, terms
lie hnson hand heavy lot of lreH seasoned ium.
Der, TO which he would call particular attention
Ottawa, October 6, 1913 II
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ROWLAND & GUlLBERT,

Physicians and Surgeons.
OFFICE IN. same as formerly occupied nv Dr.
" Rowland. where one or the othcrUt the tirm viii
always be found save when ab,cn, on proiesslona
business. Ottawa, Nov ~, ISIS
Or. PH,rr will remain in the office as heretofore
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-13
HENRY G.. COTTON,

attorney and Counsellor At Lar, and Soil
citOr in Cbdacery- OitdWd, III.
Office IA RedJlck's Block, east side OF the public
squire. luuc 7, lSi1.
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Ii. w. HOPKINS, NJ. ID.
DIR, ]. PEARSON,

Physician, Surgeon & Dentist Ohdwd, IN.
Oilers MS professional services to the iuhaht-
ants Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his resi-
dence on Columbus street.
P.S,-Dr, p, still continues to perform oper-
atoms in all the various branches oi DgSrIsrRr.
Chargesio correspond WiM The times!
March ~, ls47.
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GRADES, ST..
"a l.. HILLS,
W m. Erwin,
SETH G.. EARL,

MY Carriage, House & Sign Pain
1C1S ter, Pdperer and GLdsier,
~ OTTAWA, I'LL.
shop on Columbus street, near DR.. Schemer-
horns office.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH


- RESPECTFULLY return thanks to the cit.
1llzens of Ottawa and vicinity for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, and homes
TO merit II confluence o! the same. His JCiigr-
ing Establishment is on the son,h side Of the
public square, over Ryan and Sanger's store
He is prepared to do work on the mos, fcasona.
BILE terms, and warren,s all garments made by
him to fit. Cutting will pe done on short notice
and wauented TO fit if properly made mp Tn,
Fall and Winter Fashions.
From New York city have jus, been received
thus enabling him to furnish garments in the ia
test aud most approqed style.
For cutting coat, 5octs
pants, - %
vests, - "
" B.-LumJer, and mostS kBds Of country
produce uiiiJs taken in paymne for w~i.
Ottawa. Sept. %, lSiS.
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DR.. GOODING,

OEce north side Of the public square Residence
corner Of In Siiie and NiaisJn streets.
Being always devoted to his profession, hopes tor a
shnr. of uublc patronage sept %
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Dr.. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician & Surgeon Oitawd, III.
Offers his professional services to the citizens
sfOtlawa and vicinity. Office at his residence
On the new public square. June II, 1917
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!. 0. GLOVER. D. c. coo
GLOVER & COOK,

attorneys and Counsellors at Lag OHard'
OEco ia Rcddick's Block, east side OF the public
square, June, 1913.
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MILTON III. SWIFT

dttorney and Counsellor at Ldw- OttGwd.
Office near the Manson House, on the east SIDE
ofthe public square. Dec. 10, lsi2.