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SPECIAL NOTICE.
WV. WILLIAMS
w0sld respectfully inform the pablie that he lie
Not Wound Up
yet, bat IL prepared 70 got Up
ALL KINDS oF HAREEssEs
in the very best style
We are using the beet % OAK STOCK, also, leather
u our manufacture,
Made Ia the "old fashioned way
With over thirty years experience Ia the man
uiactcra % Lastker We claim an advantage.
We manufacture our own collars which are far
superior 10 those usually furnished.
The best 0t b. A. Sole Leather, Meats Foot OIL,
plastOrinF Hair, Ae. coustAntly on hand.
Custom skins tanned a. usual.
Dorset June /, 1871. Bly2l01
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THE NEW

TONTINE SAVINGS FUND POLICY
il based on the above condition, and presents
the following DISTINGUISHING FEATURES,
which are Illustrated by calculation Of probable
results on a Policy Of Ten Thousand Dollars, al
ORDINARY LIFE RATES, age % annual pre-.
MUM 1851 20.
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The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26
w. H. HULL,

We have now in stock our full
line OfCARPETS, MATING, OIL
CLOTHS AND RUGS, making the
most complete stock i'm the city.
We have over Fifty Patterns of
Carpets, from the cheapest to the
best, and any one in search of Car
pets should not fail to look at our
stock n prices. Our Spring Goods
are now all in, and we can assure
our friends that i'm our fifteen yrs.
experience in the Dry Goods trade
OF Ottawa we have never had sc
fine, as large, or as cheap il stock
w. II. HULL,
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

TnESIDEwALKs.-The Commissioners appoint
ed to examine sidewalks, and assess the amounts
necessary to repair or rebuild are attending to
duty, and it is advisable to attend to such orders
as they may make. The new law gives the city
ample power 20 compel the building of walks
that is, the city may do the work in case the
owner interested shall fail to the obey the Com
missioncrs' notice ON the subject. When done by
the city the expense is more than double the
amount the careful business man need pay, not
because Of waste nor cXorbitant charges, but that
there must be the expenditure of advertising,
and the numerous incdcntas.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26
No. IL.

1t gives us pleasure to speak OF the popular
store alluded to above 1t has long been a center
ofattracton in this city, The proprictors, Messrs.
Heenan u Co., have determined to keep such Il
stock Of goods as will exactly suit the popular
demand. Their store is filled with the finest
quality of goods, and so complete in everything
that we need not cnumcratc. The line of dress
goods is especially complete in everything that
is new and fashionable. The assortment Of do
mestics is exceedingly full, and the grocery stock
all that it should be- Call and examine the goods
and learn the prices.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

TINE TO STop IT.-While it is true that not
much of 4 man will consent to hold the Office of
dog shooter, and that that position may be con-
sidered a necessary evil, and some one must hold
it, still the city authorities should only entrust a
gun in the hands of a man of Judgment. Yestcr-
day afternoon while this so-cacd "city official"
the dog peltcr, was out practicing his vocation
of killing dogs that were no more mad than he,
and while shooting indiscriminately upon the
street, he, as a natural consequence, shot Thomas
Corcoran, respectable citizen, in the leg Hadn't
this thing better be stopped?
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

BEoN,uITI..-Thi- is au irritation or intamma-
ton Of the bronchial tubes which carry the air
We breathe into the lung Itari,cs from cold
settled iu the throat from Caiaryh extending 10
these parts, from ,rrnfulou- affections, and from
severe use uf the voice. The irritation from this
latter cause commences in ia, it-JHr and q'D''.,,
which are the organs uf the voice. and, extend
iu- dowUwgrjs, produces huar,rucs-, coughing,
and splitting muyDu, natter sometime, mixed
with blood 70 i- chiefly dangerous from Do,
tendency % spread into thr lungs and terminate
in consumption 10 is Boo thr cure uf the severe
and obstinate cases cot tins disease that Or.
Frr.,'- GU,Iru Medical DISCOVERY hlS achieved
unparalleled success. lud won tlo ,uude~t praise
from roo who have used It. p De- sold hg a'l re-
-r,,'a'I. G-a--.-t- GE,
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26
W. sw. NJ. 2M. 3M, 6M. lY.
Twelye llnes ID Agate mako one sauaIe.

Twelve lines of Agate make square.
Advertiser ents not under contract must b. plainly
marked the length of time desired they will be cont
ued and charged for until ordered out.
Business and professional cards mot exceeding yelnes
inserted at ave dollars per over five lines one dol
ar per line extra
Transient advertising in AL TO he paid strictly IL
advance.
ty- Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertise
ments before the expiration of the contract Will be charg
ed the full rates as above Extra charge will also be made
for dissolution and other noces not connected with the
regular business.
Local notices. fftcCl cents per line.
ey- In no case will unese terms be departed from.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

HIS GRAvE.-Last week We took occasion to
speak of the probable catastrophe in waiting for
our energetic public functionary Mr.. Norris, the
street commissioner, who in trying to find the
bottom of the mud on our street, would fall
through and come out somewhere among tigers
residence in India Yesterday morning we saw
what filled our soul with sadness. On Madison
street. nearly in front of Henry Walthcr's there
is mound of earth, fresh made, with an ash
barrel at one end and pine board at the other.
We wcpt "IIcrc lies the Street Commissioner 50
struck Us as being an obituary; but was it?
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26
Ii shin InnntY Enrmrr,.

The next meeting of the La Sale County Far.
mcrs' Association, according to the resolution OF
adjournment at the last meeting takes place at
Ottawa on the nth Of May. Each Association or
Grange IN the county is entitled to one member
in the County Association for every . members,
or fraction above p members, Of the local asso-
citation. The next meeting will be an interesting
one as the question VIII come up on the post
poncd Lynch resolutions.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

FARMERS, PRoDUCERs' AND ANTI-MoNoPoLY
MEETING.-A meeting will be held at the Court
House on Saturday. the 2Gth inst. at ? o'clock p
n, for the purpose Of organizing a Farmers Pro-
duccrs' and Anti-Monopoly club. Let all who
favor the movement against railroad cxtortions
and class legislation attend
Signed, ANTI. MONOPOLY.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

The building prospects Of Ottawa are not As
promising as might be wished for the coming
season. In the way Of small dwellings, there
will probably be as much Il, ever, rs dwellings to
rent are in decided demand but in the way OF
fine business structures there is but little prom
ised Henry W0lthcr will put up fine brici,
block, with marble front, next TO postollice block
on Madison st, and Mr., A. Armour has purchased
Bank, upon which it is understood he intends to
put up couple Of brick stores. Beyond these
new business buildings are Us yet scarcely talked
of
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

To THE PUBLIC AT LAEGE-Wc are instructed
to say that j. Christman will receive the incest
lot of Toledo made trunks that has ever been IL
Ottawa, and at the lowest prices. Stock better
than the best.
His custom department is filed with the
choicest kind, of cloths and cassimcrcs-import
ed, as well as the. best the American mills pro
ducc. Go and be your own judge. In ready
made clothing he will not bc undcrsold by
any one. He has also II splendid assortment o
underwear scorfs, nccktics, collars hosiery, &c
Go and see. j. CHRISTIAN,
:H Mahi.nn ST.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26
Fred. Wilson'S MinstreI,.

We are promised good negro minstrel show
next week, on Friday, at the Opera House, The
Wilson's, Fred. and George, and Ned Fox, all es-
pecial fayoritcs with Ottawa audiences are
among the troupe, which consists Of good artists
all through.
OF course, there will be house full of people
there on this occasion, and all the new jokes of
the season, and 4 chance to laugh and grow
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

\ SOLEMN JoKE.-Wc call attention to the ad-
yelisement of Il. W. Moore, in this paper. He
keeps 4 full stock Of choice goods in his line, and
sells at such figures as should be satisfactory to
every one. While we do not feel proud about
our certain chances to die, and don't know where
we will die when We 90 to, still we should prefer
to be dressed up in style when are called upon
"to shuttle off this mortal coil, ;" and, of course,
wen 20 to Moore.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

ALEX. EAuGnBl, AT SENECA who runs the biz
store Of that lively business centre, and supplies
the people for from five to fifteen miles around
with most Of their dry goods, groceries and
clothing, desires lis to inform his numerous Gus
toners that his new spring stock has arrived ant
i. now open. He claims that he can compare
goods and prices with any store in Ottawa OF
Joliet, and can do better with his customers than
the merchants of either of those places as he sell,
as many goods and hasn't a quarter of their cX
pCnScS.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

;,sTT-Tle .s'.-' mH.. thief .-r. -,.d We, q
night clerk .n OH. Boston P O. who frr five
months bod ...r .-u'ar'E stealing money let
'-.- Belonging &. f... '-sr.Hn .ru uf u H.utrr
s. Co.,. Hu-Gllr y H IIua-.r,, .u. lost uary
thousands. the thr.f B., caught ar3 .a..' Hrt-
- e 80. = paag.r bauGvr s.l.. a,.lss.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

Now is the time that nearly every farmer, me
chanic and laborcr will have to get new harness
for the spring and summer campai gn. Aswc do
not manufacture our harnesses Of leather, we
substitute tirst-class cloth, made up in the most
substantialmauner,w with all the modern improve,
mcnts. To be convinced, it only needs to look
at the mammoth stock at the Square Dealing
White Corner Of NJ Sticfcl IL Co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26
LORRING DEPARTMENT..

Our facilities for doiRg all kinds OF job Work in the
rious styles the art surpassed in this section
and we respectfully solicit those wishing anything done in
tlsune to give q call by the udicops and liberal use
of prlacrs ink many mans iorturoh been made, and
the Geld Is still open. Try 1t.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

Mr. Gillen finds no particular cause to com
plain Of hard times, He bought very largely
this spring, and has sold largely. He is alway,
careful to keep full stock, and to see that each
line is unbrokcn. Discovering that quite rush
has been made on several articles of the new
goods, he has found it necessary to re-supply
some of the goods, and hence is away attending
to that business.
Mr. Gillen is determined to keep the best fancy
dress goods m the city, and we know he can dc
it. He has large experience, is a buyer of good
judgment and never fails in pleasing his Gus
toners.
You want to see a really fine stock of goods
call and sec Mr.. Gillcn, or his clerks, who viii
post you fnlIy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

Farmers Of Dayton township, turn out to the
club meeting Saturday evening, May 5. Capt
Dominy and other speakers will be present on
the occasion.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

\ farewell sociahlc, for Rev l.. Y Hays, will be
held at the Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday eve
ming, April % All friends Of Mr.. IIays are cordi
ally invited to attend.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

PERsoNAL.-Mr. P. W. Wilcox, OF the Bur.
linSton Missouri River R. r. Co., was in town
yesterday attending to bushes. He is evident,
good boy to tie TO-
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

Those handsome suits, for spring and summer
wear, have arrived, and ,till more on the way.
No one, no matter how particular person Ire is,
can select garments to suit him from the large
stock now in store, and at prices to suit the pres
ont low prices Of produce and labor. We war.
rant what we advertise VI. STIEFFI. Il Co
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

Chas. Butler, Esq, one of our city LAWYERS.
made a narrow escape from being shot vestcr.
day by the dog pcItcr, bullet having whizzcd
within a few inches of his head
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

We had occasion last week to rcprimnd "Old
Probabilities for the abominablc weather he had
sent Us, which he sarcastically called spring.
The old chap seems to have taken our admoni-
ton seriously and got his mad up about it, for
the weather since then has been 40 per cent
worse than it was before, and altogether abomi-
nablc. 1t has showed nearly every day this week
and the rays Of the sun have penetrated the dark
cned sky at intervals as few and far between as
angels visits-or words to that effect. Two years
ago, on the 26th of April, peach and cherry trees
were in bloom in Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

s.EcTURE.-The subject of Rev. Mr., steel's ser
mon, Sunday evening next will be: " Mary the
Mother of jesus
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

A New FrRN-Among the many popular busi
ness men Of Ottawa who have become well
known generally during the past few years, none
has secured better reputation than our friend
Mr.. Theodore Gibson. He has changed his base
of operations and now sells boots, shoes, &C.
having associated himself with an equally re-
spectcd business mm--Mr, GrAith-who for
years has been engaged in the boot and shoe
business, and won golden opinions from all, be-
cause of square dealing, fashionable goods and
low prices. The new firm will largely increase
the stock, and their aim viii be TO keep this the
fashionable shoe store of the city.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26
LOCAL MATTERS.
Rock Island * Pacific Railroad

Chicago, Rock ISLAND & Pacific Railroad.
Until Further notice trains pasS Ottawa follows:
GOING EAST GOING WEST
Might Express $3.50 Night Express 1925
Accommodation. $50 ESpress Freight. GAO b
Ex daily 1910 No l-Day tx daily 205
Through Freight. .. 9gOP Way Freght....... &O5
Accommodation. S:i1 p N
Nos. and run each HFd Sunday, dating from April
eth The above trains connect in Chicago for all points
east Passengers purchase through tickets at this
Office to she principal cities east and west.
FRED TAVENER,
Ottawa April 2st, 1873. Agent c., i. /. d T. il. X.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

SILVER PLATING.-Caas. II. vorcc has opened
his silver plating establishment ia the corner
store rooms at the Clifton Hotel He /, pre-
pared to do anything in the line, from plating q
teaspoon up to finishing the most elaborate
dinner set Mr.. Norce, in starting a new busi.
ness here, at first experimental, but now o sac.
cess. deserves credit for foresight and pluck.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26
GO to Cash and examine hi- wall paper

GO To Cash and examine hi, wall paper
Cheap, Cheap" lot Of mems Zip pluw shoe
just opened, Cd, Child Bro. * Phirp,,
Remember The Boston Boot and Shoe Store i-
TIE place 90 luy boots and SHOES. Tl. He-, as
-orimcnt 10 Doe found in the e''v. tua.e Invited
To- call and examine goods .ud p-..s-
The Saratoga. age thn 'fte-' --s-.-. ..r,a..
TO Cad .--a. =. o.. :. = In
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

\ FRE-Last Friday night there was a fire at
Morris. John Barr's distillery and Touring mill
were burned TO the ground. Insurance, $500;
loss, $4,000
During the fire DR. Hand, one Of Morris lead.
Ing citizens, was seen rushing around with a
bottomless coal scuttlc trying to carry water Ia
eXtinguish the fire in pile Of corn.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

f. :. IENT2ER.--Ths distinguished maker of
clothes has ophncd clothing mandatory, over
the way from the FREE TRADER office, in Chccy-
ers block, His location is Room t, upstairs. He
is perfect on fits-trv him once.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

THrNRs.-Wc have now on hand the largest,
finest, cheapest and the latest style of trunks for
ladies and gents west Of Chicago,at prices soIow
as to a>tonish the purchaser. We make this
branch Of our business Al a specially
w. STTEPFI 4 Go
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

Duubarr's chi!dren'- shoes and slipper in black.
and culors, at Child Bro. 4 Phipp,'
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

Tickets to Fred Wilson'S celebrated mirstre,
show for sale at Murrays Opera House book
store
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

Get pair Of those Alexis ties, if you want a
neat pair of summer shoes. Just received at J
Ncgatsin'>.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

The Exchange Hotel is doing nice bu,inc, 5
and is well kept. What you may want that +
good TO eat you will find at the Exchange.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

SETTLE UP.-Gridlcy Il Perkins are about to
wind up business, and desire to settle up all out
standing affairs. Persons owing this firm are re-
Questcd to come in at once and square accounts.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

The store in Delanos block, now occupied by
: H. Hunsbergcr, viii De t,r rent May ii. Fin.
0rirc Of O. Leavers
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

MONEY To LoAS-On real estate security, at
the law office Of Jones X Brewer Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

The Street Commissioner deserves the appro-
baton Of all He i, doing his level best on the
mud question. lic has caused several hundred
tons TO be hauled away, and, Notwithstanding the
constant storm, Of the last week, is gaining on
it, None Of his predecessors has had to fight such
bad season, but our opinion i. that Mr.. Morris
will make il
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

Ladies Serge Polish, only 81 -, at Child Bro.
X Phipps'.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

Large stock Of vail paper at Cash's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

The Mason " lIamn Organs are the best and
cheapest in the market, and fully p per cent.
cheaper than any other. As five top organ, con
tanning viola, diapason, meloda, flute and yoX hu-
mana, in elegant walnut case is sold at $l25.
Only one pricc-no discounts. \ complete stock
at Simon Bros.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

Mems army boot. aaL shoes. 1T Child Bro. X
Phipr.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

some E@t, who is vastly more sensitive than
the occasion calls for, belabors the FREE TRADER
IN THIS weeks WochcHbidtt on account of n ioking
remark we made two weeks AGO in reference TO
the structures of the VochRJiaH on the manage.
meht OF the recent post office election in Ottawa
by few local radical leaders. We are indebted
TO our friend WITrE, of the lfochenblatt for doing
us the favor to explain to his correspondent that
our remark was by no means intended to convey
as "Srob' or harsh meaning rs he would force
upon it. It would be strange, indeed, if we
couldn't have little Joke with our friend Witte
without offending the whole German race. 1t
struck us as decidedly "grob" or rough, on the
part OF the radical leaders, that they should fix
up their little post Office squabblc as to rule out n
prominent German candidate without the know
ledge of himself or his friends. and when Mr..
Wittc, in the lI0cdBJlaU, complained of it, we
simply intimatcd, in joking way, that as he and
his German republican friends always voted for
the candidates these radical leaders set UP for
them, no matter how much the Germans were
sighted, he ought not now to complain.
But while Mr.. Wttc has done us kindness in
this matter, he does us injustice in another. He
complains that, while there are some German
Democrats in Ottawa, We never as chairman of
the city Democratic Committee, in calling meet,
ings, insert the call in the JIorlcaJlaH, that the
German Democrats may see it. We beg your
pardon, Mr., Witte. We have always understood
the IIoclcob'Ht to be Il republican paper. 1t
supported Grant, and its former editor, as Il re-
publican, was elected county recorder. Now we
don't ask the Ottawa Hcpub'ica, to publish our
calls for democratic conventions, and we natural
ly have the same dclicacy in asking such a favor
Of our cOtcmpoary of the VorlraIlau Howcy-
cr if he regards it as grievance that we don't
ask such fayora Of him, we assure Mr.. Wittc he
shall have no like cause Of complaint against us
hereafter.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

All kinds Of ploa boot, and shoe. q: low prices
for cash az !. Nreafin'-
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26

lf ypu aaa'a rr.m. pair uf ... rs.t 'a.t-. -
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The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-26
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Prices per Single Pound.
Prices per lb. to Club, of $40 and upwards.

These Teas all packed in neat boxes bearing Trade
Mark, and of superior quality Everybody should know
who they buy Teas Of as all who sell watches are not
watChmakcTs.
y do not deal in damaged Teas. but receive choice
lots of Teas from first hands which offer TO custom
direct Heretofore Teas have passed through too many
hands before they reached the retailer and consumer Que
Teas selected for their excellent drawing qualities and
If not satisfactory may be returned.
Persons getting up Clubs for Tea will be allow