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VOCAL.
INSTRUMENTAL.

FrkFlS Sunhcun. by Kukel Gr cts Belle OF SaratO.
~, b, VICTOR Sets. dH! tloArrs, hy simon, ; etc
HI/TREAS-Awakening oi the Birds. ~ cts: Happy
IhpGgit-. ny Maku. 1rt- Ching Wave, by Wilson.
sir's. ~. beam, 10y Fsch'r. 4lcts.
|ti"P>-CharI - and Freddie, by Knkel. each &c
"HDJTf"NKG .r Fatal Glance, hy Young act May
Morning by >ch"Ild Gcr~. sunbeam, by Hampel, &c c~,
and Nliur's 10y hlLt'- ct-.
" lE'HEN '.'lc OF Saratoga ~ BagmbaCh, ~ cts .
Nuhcs. hy kIukrl, 80 -.
wa IZE>., tritt Grurgip's. LCttie SSlies ana Ma
ge's, by kU r'r .,r'..; Drops 81 Dew, by AlaTd,
rts. sunbeam uy '..c 20 60.
byJE VtNH, Nuar,Is slcts. locus Polka Y cts.
Loves tha-s CaIup. 80 ,-S, irasC OF Woman Polka Ma
lu'ht-.u.l pfr,..".
>fRrN pIt'f.. otEcc Of the HaymAkcrs, wilson r.
Loves Carn.sr- kIukrl 20 Ct. NAV Blossoms kin.
sci .|tr.s Plant" u', FeUrs, ToncI, cts whisper11
Breeze. wilson ....A
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SALE OF PIGs.-Mr. ". J. Medley sold last we,b
to Mr.. John K. Truman four thoroughbred Berk
shire pigs. The pig 20 westward some di-
lance. They have neen shipped 10 CorinHe
Utah. and thence 80 miles by stage 10 Mr.. Tru-
mans residence. This shows that Mr.. Ncelcy',
reputation a. stock trader j. known abroad
and a good WAYS at thai.
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SETTLE uP.-Gridlcy ~ Perkins are about Ia
WIG up business, and desire to settle up all out
standing affairs. Persons owing this firm are re.
questcd 10 come in at once and square accounts
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RIcnARn RILEY. Contrmt.

TO 18th St., Chicago arch 50, 1913.
GEo. II. y. CUsHMAS IL Co.,
2 GENTs-YOur letter bcarin ratc the 18th
inst. is received in regard eyour machine
would say: As Street Grader cannot be ex.
cclled, and in my opinion the is no machine
equal to II for railroad work. ours truly,
hEARD RILEY
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FOR RENr'-Ihe store occupied by Mcssrs. Grid
ley " Perkins will be for rent June erst
Inquire of SW. CuEEvER.
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MONEY TO LoAN-On real estate security, at
The law office of Jones Il Brewer, Ottawa.
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lhe store in Delano's block, now occupied by
; H. Hunsberger, win be for rent May LIST. En-
quire Of o. Lcayens.
Cash has Just received a large and fine assert,
ment of wall paper and shades.
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DR.. Wilhon's Anti-Periodic. or Fever 4 Ngu


! COMMISSION icKs-' -AII..-Nnti,cI o.,
y hereby given. that by virtue of decree and
tered record by the Circuit Court OF La sale county
OF Illinois, at the October term ut cU' Is,
In certain cause then pending Ia said cuUlt. hc chan
Gerry side thereof wherein Della Nagl and Guar MHgl
were C.mpanants, and Eleanor Nsgl and I,ura = Maj"
1875, at the hour of two o'clock In the
said day, oer for sale AZ the south door ~ the County
and Will then sell TO the hghe. bidder, ur following de-
crbed property, being the ordered Ly sat decree
he sold, that Is to say
The east onehalf OF the suuts west oucpurth Of section
twenty-five, township % north, OF range east ~ no, 'a
principal meridian; Also,
The west one-haf OF the northeast oHeguAr and the
east eight acres OF the ope.hat Of the northwest
quarter OF the northeast OneQuarer OF township
'ryhIee morrill, OF range east OF the third principal me-
Lot number three In block fifty three In states Addition
20 Ottaws, in La sale county Ms Also,
Lot four, In block nifty three, States Addition 20 pl.
va, La Sale county, his. Also.
Lot eight, In block fourteen, in the Or-nA! Town % b's
va, La Sale county, lis; Also,
Lot seven In block fourteen In ORR ut Town u ottawa
La sale county. Ills Also,
The onehaf Of lot Ia block fourteen iu original
Town OF ottawa. Ills. Also,
Lot two Assessors Subdivision OF out lot pryihre
In the southwest fractional quarter 81 sciou eleven town
ship thrtythree north range three eat OF ih' ird H'
pal Meridian.
TKINs OF sALE-Cash In hand; oEohs' cash 10 hand,
and the balance in three equal annual pay aa" IN
Uents he secured by mortgage upon rial estate and 10
draw ten per cent Interest. PAYABLE annually .,.
". ,. wiIIrNOEE
THOMAS =. " NDE.
March + l-.E ~pccisl ,umuII>s! .nors. {
The above sale postponed 70 the 1T DAY Mty
hour and place WILLIAM u. CAREY,
vs.. :. WIlITNpII.
THOMAS T. WADE.
april Ig, lS.H Special tprgnI..s uHcr-. /
The above -ain postponed 70 me t dav u Msy, al
same hour and place. WILLIAM CAREY.
W r NHlINuGt.
THpN - 2. WADE.
MAY 10Th, l-.a. special .-mi-siousrs. .
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Mr.. BROW,
Con Ind. Div. CHI, ID. ~. Railroad,
10 ia Sale ST., Chicro. Dee 10 Isl,

10 la Sale ST., CHICO, Dee 10, 1872.
GEO II. Y. CUsHNAN n Co,
GENTs:-I have used the Olwa Graders pur.
chased of You last season witsucccss. | think
the material handled by themveraged from 800
to 600 yards per day and HE known them to
handle 1000 yards in a sing DAYS work |
heartily endorse your machn as the best side
Grader ] have seen in use, ad commend il to
contractors having prairie voa as capable of
putting in the base of embanlmnts at onc.third
the cost of doing the work wtiecraper.
Yours,
d. B. BRowr
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wall paper and window shades in great variety
at Osman Il Hapeman's
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Lockpo-- Rock Island ard s'..'.= .
Ii-m4l',',. an o., wet so.
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NbItCE l. To co y Il TX ACTORS
y Sealed Proposals All De received the Office of II. &.
Fumes Architect 40. ., p o. Block. Ott4w H. for ta
following work and 90" materials for erecting three so.y
brick block - ~ Htur. III
Tenders tor ryuCuI'Ing Tor cellar and trenches.
O. ndpr~ for foundation stone.
Tenders 3or lawn. foundation stone m wall.
Tenders tor brick.
Tenders lur laying brick IN wall
Tenders Tor carpenters AMI lOuers WurN and material.
Tenders Tor ls'h and n,tsfeIng and materials.
Tenders fuE lTuu columns.
NJ snTh ard mater per plans and specifications A.
P--rNrru nv 4 90. Eurr"--. Architect
Tie T-bt 10 receive -t al TENDERS reserved
u. HEN An a co.
II. =. FrrNRis. Architect. MAyS-iw
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BaTCHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

his supefb Hair Dye tue 1si ~ re sf ne or,v
i.r and Perfect Dye harmless Reliable InstsntAneog.
10 disappointment 10 rc,crlous nts unpleasant oo-
Remedies tn ~ erscs Of had cy,s and WASHES Produc-
lsNEplAryiy sps- -: n sCk rs Brown leaves TIE
hair csil. -. t@lHufH' Tie genuine sEuct a RatcE
c.or. Seth sl dI-rrsts CHA>. RATCHELOG.
NoN. f.'s-iy Proprietor. y. Y.
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Burial Robes,
Something Nice.
At MOOre'S.

MOTTO 4. -ua, hundred copies Revised Rules Re
y cord tsocN aus- Sc, 81 The National Association
Hr ne Promotion ct TIE llerets OF the American Trc--
t'rE Turf are ior lrce : cts ta W J. Nicely e.
ne unirr>igr'd- Z. n. HvOK
NAY n. lS-3 Secretary Ia sale Go. Asr'I boar
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Go to Cash and examine his wall paper.
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harrteD.

Al St Columbia Church, Ottawa by Rev F. Terry on the
HAM, all Of Ottawa. " ~
On the On inst. by Arthur Lockwood ESQ. Mr. DANIEL
town of Serena. ~ ' ~ INV
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Prow shoes only sl.75 At Child Bro. y PAipp,
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Lar.- stock Of 81 II pare- at Cash.
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Now for sale In tracts OF forty ar wards on FIvI
ana rkH WARS CREDIT ATG PER CENT. No ADVANCE IN
TEREsT REQUIRED.
MILD AND HKALTHFUL CLIMATE, FERTILE soII, AN AEUS
DANCE OF GOOD
IHE BhST NARHET ~ THE WEST The great min
ing regions Of Wyoming Colorado ah and Nevada being
supplied by the farmers In PLATTE VALLEY.
soldiers Entitled 70 Homestead OF 100 Acres,
the BEST LOCA TONS FUR COLOWES
FREE HOMES FOR ALL MILLIONS or ACRES Of choice
Govefnmen, Lands open Tor entry under the HIstddiI
near ths |Iet hdIOdd, with good markets and all the
convtnences OF Nh old settled country
tf1e passes % purchasers OF Railroad IaAo.
sectional Maps, showing the Land. also edition Of
DesCRlPrlVE PAMPHLET WITH NEw MAPS MAILED EEKK
Ev KRYwHRRK.
Address -. =. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner L. 7. X. H., OMAHA, NEE
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Governor Beveridge has issued his procla-
nation calling attention to the established
anniversary for the decoration of soldiers
graves, and advising its general observance
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Hon. A. NJ. Craig, nominated for the SUI
preme bench in place of Judge Lawrence by
the Princeton convention, has written a letter
accepting the nomination.
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MON md. Htaaf.g with Stencil & Key Cheek
nv l. DEftf-. Jtral0y.es aud fal partfrglsrs
FIRE.. :. " spEScEE. Do Hanover -. r. ,tgn
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THE BEST LOCA TONS FUR COLOWEG.

Soldier, Entitled to Homestead OF loy Acre.
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WORkINGCLASS,M!.s,s,T.Sss.t F ~ 4,

ecu .tri A. nome DAY evening
10 car a elEfed p' Instructions and valuable package
~ goods sent free hv mail. Adcr With sN cent return
stamp ". lOJ NG co. l.l Greenwich It, y. !.
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Southern planters find the production OF
peanuts more profitable than either wheat
corn or tobacco.
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April u, l~5.
The above -Aie j. IO>'uHU
same hour and place.
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Previous to 1885 st. Augustine produced
annually from 1900, 900 to 800, 900 oranges,
which were equal in bulk to about $4,000
barrels. They usually brought from Il TO %
per hundred or about SO per barrel, producing
in the aggregate little short of ESQ, 900 per
annum. During the orange season the port
of ST. Augustine formerly presented quite a
commercial aspect, there being frequently
from fifteen TO twenty vessels in it at time
loading with fruit. A person who was the
owner Of 100 standard trees could safely rely
on yearly income arising therefrom OF
e., 900. sometimes $1,000 and even "a 900.
In 1929 Mr.. A. Alvarez gathered from a
single tree 6,500 oranges. But ordinarily
each tree produces about 2 900 fruits.
The lands which the association have se-
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orange tree are the low and rich lands, de-
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
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LEWIS II. DOUGLASS,
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T. SEIT.A MARTIN Ef...i'.


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Curious Theory.


A curious theory about defalcaiicns Is ad-
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purges out the lurking humors IN the system,
that undermine health and settle into trouble
some disorders. Eruptions Of the skin are the
appearance on the surface Of humors that should
be expelled from the blood. Internal derange
ments are the determination Of these same hu-
mors to some internal organ, or organs, whose
action they derange, and whose substance they
disease and destroy. AYERS sAnsArhErrIA ex-
pels these humors from the blood. When they
are gone. the disorders they produce disappear,
such as Cteerations Of the Lirer, Stomach, Kid
neys, Lungs, Ernptions and Ergp.ice Dissases
Of the Skin, st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Fry.
sipelas. RimpLes, Rhst,lLss, Blotch<s, Boil, tn
naors, Tstter and SAT- Rhsug, Seald Head, Ridgs
rorIs, Ulcers and Sores, Rhe1radttsa. NerrdE
oia, PAN in the Bones, Side and Head, Femaie
Weakness, .Sterility, Leacorrhea asiaag from
internal ulcsydtion and uterine disease, DJepy, 4
Dyspepsia, Enaciati0a aHd General Dstfity.
With their departure health returns- --s-
BE-. J. G. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and AaatyticrI Chemists.
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