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A Suggestive Incideat in the Arkansas Vale

On one of the bright days OF January, JUS
passed, party of Illinois stock men were riding
in buggy in the Arkansas valley, in Western
Kansas, looking over I" a small portion of the
30000o0 acres of land in that part Of the world
owned Ivy the Atchson, Topeka IL Santa Fc r. Il
Company. Suddenly, they were startled by
string of cXpictivcs which would hardly be con.
sidered polite in good society closing up with
the demand: "Drat yer picters, can't ye h0r!
Stop,
As tiICse words were accompanied by violent
gestures on the part Of a man who stood not far
away, gun in hand, they dW stop But the trag-
ic thing they anticipated was only the death OF Il
Texas hcIfcr, two years old, standing in the prai-
ric, among a herd of two or three hundred with
whose sudden death they had been in danger
% interfering. While wondering at the motive
which could induce amQn 10 shoot down grass
fed helfer in mid-wintcr, they drew up to where
she Hay. II was easily perceived that she was
fat in fact, intended for beef and good article.
Supper that night demonstrated the matter by
taste. 1t was most excellent feeding.
They had been pleased with the "lay Of the
land and only wanted some practical test Of
the region as a stock growing country. The
little incident which some men might have pass
ed by, settled this point, and the strangers went
home satisfied that the opening up Of the Arkan-
Sas Valley was the most important incident that
occurred for years, rs affecting the farming and
stock. growing interests Of this country. 1t is q
region in which cattle, in the midst Of an unusu.
ally severe winter keep fat upon the houndless
range IL wild grass.
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additional racllltlc5 for travel,

! One of the graHdc,t illustrations of the enter
prise of the times, is the completion Of the great
iron bridge OVER the Mississippi at Louisiana
Mo, erected in the short space Of five and hall
months from It's COMMENCEMENT. TWAS formal
! ~ opened ON Christmas foI through trains from
Chicago - Kansas City pjG the CE.cugO and NJ
ton and 81. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
Short Line, The route of this line /. from Chi
caSO 70 Kansas City, through JUlirt Dwight
ChcnO0, Bloomington, PctefsbgrY Jacksonville
RoOdhousc, Louisiana, No, Mexico, No, M0bcr
ly, Mo, and over the Misguuri river at Kansas
City, on the ilcSt bridge ever built across the
" Big Muddy This line passes through an cX
ccedinglt prosperous country, Astounding in
splendid views through a succession of cultiya.
ted farms, and pOsscssvs numerous attractive
features To- Gispcl the mOnOtOny that prevails on
ordinary routes, and makes the trip one of pleas
IRE, instead of n tedious journey This line has
become prOvcrhia for the excellence Of its equip.
mcnt. New Pullman Palace Cars. new Reclining
thair-CaTS, elegantly Carpetcd and fitted with
dressing rooms with every toilet convenience Tor
ladies, gentlemen and families travelling with
children, without extra charge; also sUpcrb day
coaches, smoking ears, ana dinn" ears where
one pdrtakcs of a. good meal, while speeding
on their journey ut the rate of thirty miles an
hour, as may hc had at any tirSt.class hotel ANY
Ticket Agent selling through tickets to the West
will furnish tickets By this excellent route, over
the Chicago and Alton and 81. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern Short Line, to Kansas. Colorado
Nebraska, California, and the Great West For
Map, Circulars and Time Tables address either
James Charlton, Chicago, or =. 2. Groat St
Louis Md, either Of whom will furnish any in
formation desired e.
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Tn man line cN'crd. lroiI ni,IsJ, CITY, Ne,
and Lcavtnwurth, Kansas, Hu,h luuri~hiug elite,
on the Missouri River through Contra! Kansas
and Eastern Colorado $50 miles t. Denver, Colo.
RADIO, and with several hundred mites OF Branch
es in addition, reaches every portion Of Kansas,
Colorado and New Mexico, and all Of is fertile
valleys. Rare opportunities are offered for &C.
curing home. III a section Of country UUsur.
passed for fertility and health. The State Capt.
tall State University, state Agricultural Cole e.
State Normal School, Blind Asylum Nc. OF Kan
sas, are all located Immediately along the line,
ahd the educational facilities generally are IN.
equalcd By reference 10 the United States AZ.
ricultural Reports, il Will be observed that Kan.
sas had greater vcld 10 the acre of tie cereals
than any other STATE, and GOLD Medals aud Dir
plOmas Jor the greatest and best display of Fruit
and Agricultural, horticultural and Mineral pro
duets, have teen awarded ~ the Great Exro,i-
mons and Fairs throughout the Land in compcti-
ton with the other States. For the tourist sud
invalid, Il varied and charming landscape /, pre-
scented; and the delightful air Of Colorado, and
the now Justly celebrated Cold, Warm and Hot
Springs, in the vicinity Of Denver, have given re-
ncwcd life to the weary auG have restored health
TO the sick. Don't fail 10 take trip owe. the
Kansas Pacific Railway,and if You want Il good
home be sure 20 settle along its line You can
obtain Maps, Circulars, &c., giving all infurma-
ZION, by addressing General Passenger Agcutk.
PR, Kansas city, Mo. Il
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On Sunday last, ministers all over the COun.
try took occasion to help Bcccher by running
Tllton down. They all had an excuse and a
charity for IA minister who should fall, above
any other of the race. 1t is easy to see the
the drift OF these arguments. There seems TO
be demand both by press and by citizens
that ministers visit 10 ladies in their homes
alone-when the gentleman of the house is
absent attending business shall be stopped
and if they wish to call on the favori,e fe-
male members of the flock il must be when
the head of the family Is present These
ministers who are in sympthy with Beecher
see in the future the cutting of of that pleas
urc, and they feel the sweetest duty Of their
lives being taken from them.
THIS is right--if II would be wrong for an
ordinary business man to repeatedly call upon
his neighbOrs wife IN the afternoon during
the husbands absence, il is also wrong for a
minister. They are but human, rs has been
shown in more than one Instance, and the
idea of granting them more privileges than
relations, is cverlastingly played out Min
listers have been allowed too many privileges
have heen pe,ted by the good looking sis
tiers Of the tiOckS too iong-have been fed on
the lid bits of gossip and the culinary depart
ment of homes too much, and now when this
social pcrquisitc is demanded To be stopped.
they are terribly excited ItmakeS no differ.
ence, the people are firm, and if minister's
frequent and lone visits 10 sisters of he flock
are broken up now, some good and important
reform will have been accomplished by the
Bcecher-Tilton muss.-Ld Crosse Democrat.
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OY7rAWa FREE Tl2A DER: SATURDAY, AUGUST 90 1874

ings and apparatus. Their design was to
build IL hall with walls of IRON GOx44 feet,
with a rotunda in the center supported by
eight pillars. All light would be admitted
from the top In the center would be an altar
erected for religious cerernony, and upon a
large plate in front of the altar, the coffin con.
tanning the dead would be deposited by rela
tivcs. On this plate would be an iron coffin,
in which the friends might place the body
only, or their own coffin If desired. \ light
composition piatc would be attached and
screwed TO the iron coffin, and every other
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Il think" said DIR. John Brown, of Edin
burgh. who, of all prose writers, has written
with the most hearty and delightful appreci
alton of dogs, ~ think every family Should
have a dog. 1t is like having perpetual
baby; II is the playthiag and crony of the
whole house; it keeps them all young. And
then 1t tells no tales, betrayS no secrets, never
Sulks, asks no troublesome questions, never
gets into debt, never comes down late 10
brea kias,, is always ready for bit of fun
lies in wait for it-and you may, if cholcric
for your relief kick him instead of some one
else, who would not take il so meeklv, and
moreover, would certainly not, as he does
ask your pardon for being kicked"
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We clip the following from the Saline County
Press, Crete Nobraska,l OF March Goth, 1914
Last Thursday, Mr.. Davis, two sons and son.ln
law arrived at Crete and commenced hunting 4
location. Up to the present time they have 10.
Gated nearly section Of land, in different bodies
within a circuit Of four miles ofthis city; have i
frame house nearly completed, and are prepar.
ing greun for wheat How is that for enter.
prise, They came from Waukesha, the banner
county of Wisconsin, and We can assure them
they have located in the banner county Of Ne
braska Mr.. Davis, Sr., has cleared timber and
picked stone in Waukcsha county for the past
twenty nine years, and he says if the Is. & VI. Co.,
or any other man. will move his buildings in.
to Nebraska, he will make them present OF h :
Wisconsin farm. He has gone back to that over
coat country, and as soon rs he can give away
his place, will join his sons in Nebraska
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Last Tuesday q friend called .. our Office
and informed rs thai nrrhaus the oldest man
in the State of Illinois WAS In the civ Think.
inc that ncrhans we mirht he pblc 10 rain
some information intrrestinr 70 orr readers
we went TO the store of Charles Sarer where
we met the gcntlemeo. who unon inGuirv,
gave his name rs DR. lanes RutIcarc his
Statement to our numerous inquiries was sinh.
stantiaIlv NJ follows.
~ am n son of Gen. Jonathan Rntlpdoc
the first sirner of the Declaration of Indc,
pendencc, and was born in Summcrset Maine.
one hundred and nine wears four months and
six DAYS apotodav now reside near Uirl;
orv Grove r lrar Countv Ininnis and avn
farm there containing six hundred and
forty acres of land Nv father was blessed
with much of This world ( Goods and conso.
ouentlv 7 received ycry liberal education in
those leading institutions, Dartmouth Dublin
and Edinburph COLLEGES since receiving nv
dlpIomas from these institutions | have been
nrn,cLin,r ,,r,c,;oinc ,,,od;o;no and ,aooI
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An instance Of astonishing GOODNESS (con.
sidering the season. occurred on a street car
in Delroitthe other day \ coniidlng woman
handed twodollar bill TO a man near her
that he might pass it to the driver, pay her
fare and receive the change. He calmly fold
ed up the bill, put it in his vest pocket, and
walked ont of the vehicle. The poor lady
was 80 astoniShcd rs 10 lose the power Of
speech until il was too late 10 raise an alarm.
such i the presence of mind in u man and
The want of il ia woman
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DR.. BAKERS PNS PANNCEN, for rheumatism
neuralgia cramps, cole, diarrhUa, cholera NOR,
bus. cholera iniantum, sprainS, burns, scaidN
bruises, chilhlainS fros, bites swcllingS sorcnc-.
Of tho joints. and all painful affections OF the
body, external and internal. For colds, sore
throat. dumcy. and diseases 81 the throa, and
mucous membrane, il j. an invaluable remedy
JONI 7. HENRY, CURRAN N Co, Pruprietnr-.
and College Place. New York. fSl
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The rInress of Cremation.

The meeting of the German Cremation So
ciety at No. % Ludlow street, Saturday even
ing, was we'll attended, and an address OF
some interest was delivered 10y Mt Stick,
the President Oi the society. The proposed
cost now incurred in dispusing of the bodies
of the dead. This the society shortly intend
cd 10 prove by erecting the necessary build.
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The cause Of temperance finds one of lis most
insidious and dangerous foes in the many So.
called "tonics" and appctizcrs,' made of cheap
whisky and refuse liquors, finished up to suit de
PRAYED appettes under the name Of medicine.
DR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITrER~
are none of these. They are not beverage, hu;
arc genuine medicine purely vegetable, pre-
pared from California herbs 10y regular phySi-
elan. For all diseases % the stomach, liver, Kid.
ncys, bladder skin and blood, they are an imfalli-
be and unriyalcd remedy Nv
Au,r Il
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G lection. As thcN passed down street, Siic W"
her, and W. could tell by the wild look in hi
I. eye that Ae was determined she sAouiuh Il"
= oo'--'''' "' ROW.
e Salt Lake has been vc'miZGd bv Snowman
wn anne u,you ' and '"rar h~rorc IN" A.
Idicnc.." lie appeared, 20: their money and di.
appe"Fed. lie ""c' me Prosr'''''''c'-H"'
shaft MAJ down there, proposes to furnish cac
of the churches with coal free OF charge.
Wonder If thai generous friend doesn't nope
:, lchurthc, with IL IN this -S,reator FREE Prcss
- - a.
IeN'or-h iar'eu persons VINO nave 'e"u Vi III
fierce aid IF Texas steers through the street
'of St Louis will he pleased TO learn from the -
I1,,... ,,or,,, r,,,or, ,l,o,utro-oi e
-'''.'' IRA ~. 80. '"' ny ~, '''''
Iu!o."Io paper says The supply oi marriage
able girl, in that section has run out and frcsl
! ,rv,icr f-,,, o., p,.. escorted .izos youIl be
4 welcome.
Tho Plano corr,.uordcnt Of the Sandwich Fra
Irt" duh3nY iinseh - 5ay9 tnat gurus IIa,5d S of
cow % "a and fonr caIyr. IS we saw Ed few days
ago We are Of the opinion that he is doing well
l-hcHa4H Co. Rsf2r1
! ~, -. &c.,. I'll ...,,,;ti,i,,, "a
,,.,s ,,o .oodor
. '.'..'',...,l,,- noorfolI corros
,I,.,,, ,.,crosos .,,o,,,.
i'e cents We cannot PUD'S" VIC "''''''' ""'
| gladly pocket the quarter
-...,.,.
y s'""- 80 f7
'.'"7 Us -, 80 ,1..--. ,a., :,
.,.,-
D.. -, = pt..,;,. = r,oo,,,f,,,,o, ,.ri.os D..
rs requesting US To ioin him in holy effort to put
down tobacco ana hcet. we never ana care
No. .,ro rcadr +" i6in HIM Wr,n cngagc r. "nut
down orr half of gallon If he viii furnish the
bcer-h! i'dSo Journal!
The boys have acquired considerable dcNtcrity
with their rubber shnEs|or Niger killers as
statc-and can "plur" a strange juvenile or a
stingy watermelon man just thrcc-sXtcenths Of
an men behind the lett ear and not hah try
'"''"'"'s H'"'
Whom a Nrnnbis manor wants to say that a
.,...,,.,,i. ,.i,,.
ii speaks @! him Is being afflicted with the
Chico,,, aiobthc,io"
Kansas farmer solcmnly declares that
@ra'ahoppe' sat on inc gaze post anu I"''H'e"-
iHSp "shco "''i''ih '9"h'' ""olc }" '""H'
uer i the ""'aA'e ~ 'h"' coiu meat
There is post chaplain in the army out
"G't VINO car, 'Sil Ja,M from NiiI anu NY
ou,r,r
the cards and give him q rev dcal,--Nsir York
'o"'"''fc'aI id'e't'Ser
isn't II rather low business TO be making game
% ,,ia, lT a' Sn pUsIt'oa o''it
is pounded into them with an old slcdre nos.
To" Adt,H"er.
Whist, man. Don't cucher.y Your Jokes tosuch
4 "pitch' or men Ike you, that chaplain can
string seven up.
Yes, casinos how.
Is n POSSIBLE According 10 q writer in the
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:. The following Patents were issued from The
United States Patent Office to citizens Of lliuoi
from June 3Oth, 1874, July DIST, 1874. Reported
for the FREE TRADER by Alexander " Mason
Iin-tOn, ID. c.:
For the week ending Aug. 18th 1874.
Cans for oils Bransgroyc, Lake NicW
Swings-A. Shocmingcr, Chicago.
Washing machncs-E \. Wcrden, Wauh cgan
i Elevated railways-J. VI. Hannah, Chicago.
j Folding swing, and cutting stands. y. Wer
den, Waukcgan.
Device for moving railway cauiagcs-C, IN
dcrson, Paxton.
II Lawn mowcrs-E W. Crawford, Jacksonville
Car couplings-B. B. Harris, Lockport.
Earth augcrsG. e, Collins, Philo.
Cans for ois-H HccIey Chicago.
Tanks for oils-f c. Wilson, Chicago.
Operating locomotive whistlcs-llcnry Wise
! Bunker Hin.
Smoke burning furnaces. \. Ford, Chicago
| Corn planter. Armstrong, jr, Elmra.
tsr Couplngs-S. Il. Hubbard, Chicago.
! Grain cleaners, and scourcrs-W, W, Ingraham
Chicago
Fly traps-A l.. Wells and W. II. Wells, Chi
cagO.
! Windmlls-S. Z. Amct, Aurora.
| Seeding maChine-Jas II. Jones, Rockford.
IIarrows--S. Burgess, Monica.
I Liquid mcters-F, A. Morley, Chicago,
/ Halrows-A b. Spies, Sterling
Mole traps-Thos. Brannan, Carrollton.
! Machine for thrc,hng and cleaning haH-M
jerome, Warren.
Nasal douchcs-M. F. Potter Kancyille
! Steam pumps-W. Atkinson, Gardner.
Automatic gates-E. +. Chesncy, Bushnell.
Horse hay rakc-M. X. Thory, Viola.
| Rocking chair fans-E. c. Hall. Quincy.
Apparatus for moving cars-E. Hedge, Carton
Machine for cutting yenccrs-C. Mum, Cairo
! Grain scaes-C. j. Paine, Young America.
| Land Markers. Phillips, Quincy.
/ Street cars-W. j. Wilson, TOnica.
! Roofing compassionate. Stencmanr, Joliet
| For the week ending July 2Sth
! Stalk cutters-JoSiah Babcock, Galcsburgh
Steam ANA vacuum pumps-t. II. Nye, Mon
mouth.
Steam gcncratprs-W. +. HaXtun, kcwancn
Railroad car buffer iramcs-iE. b. King, II vac
Park
Tickets-C. II. Waite, Chicago.
Ticket cascS--Olycr =, Beck, SpcrmGtield,
Trip hammerS-J. c, Butterield, Chicago.
Cutivators-Wiliam Iartgroye Oxford.
Seed drOpper-li. Keller, Camp point.
Wash bcnchcs-D, W. Morris, El:.in.
Combined plates, letter boxes, and bells. j.
Rose Bloomington.
Tanning proccsscs--C. j. sinncrholm, Quincy
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4 NJ e. D'EDcGS - H. A. Il, Alton ey and Conn.
- scor at Law, Collections made and Promptly remit.
ted Office il clover {. IS Boct, with Rec WA.
UlIlgc, Ottawa, Illinois. uoyiS m
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fIIA>'. II. tEIE Us-El, A.torney and Counselor
y ~ Law O!aco-hoc@ no. I Pos: Otuc Block. Otts.
wa, Illinois marl'73
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GEO. W, w. ftE.A q. a., Attorney AT Law
~ Collecting and COuVpyanCiuC promptly attended ia
Olce west OF Ccu:, HoG:e, OVawa Ills, septl3'i3~ly
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=. =. JOEEs. /. W. BREWER
{ON IcsS ~ EsIs IINv Err, Attorneys and Coun.
y selors at Law, Ottawa Ills ONCE, Rooms Nos. s..
second door, Metropolitan Block. octlg,I2
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w NJ. -. IA Ck SO y , Attorney al Law and No.
" tary Public, StrcatOr, Illinois. apri.'6S
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ID T.. LIN COLIN. Attorney AT Law. once Ia
ID. Sattingars Block corner La SReAHd Main
with Mayo WidIuer, ottawa, Ills. iunl,i8I2
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j. n. RICE. EE w.,pr,roY
DICE g, WALItRJDtiH II, Attorn ,"siI Iaw
~ Office IN 'lover& Cooks Sock over DR,mick's GTmr
sl'Ie, btldNa' lIh. lprlg'13
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g. g. ELpRIpGE. n LEwIs.
J'LD DIG r. ~ LEV -, AttOrneyB and
Il GCUnselOrs a. aw. Clever Cooks Block. ottawa.
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u VI. MACARTHUR. VI. ID, Physician %
IA. Surgeon, Ottawa, II. once IN post office block.
June IS, 1865.
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J X q -, : i.E, Attorney !, Law. ONCE
n,, I' 70 u III 'aA. street, YVES. g., h Court House
| 49,, iI' augg'I
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nIs. VI. ZE;NDE.R- Homeopathic Physician,
~ Ottawa, Ill., Offers his services TO the friends OF the
Homeopathic system In ottawa in all branches Of Lis pgG
ie-son Particular attention given to the treatment OF wo
and children Office in Glover Cooks Block. eb'ty
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- 49, fittiDi.t,o> Attorney Il Law
square, ottawa, Ms. ~ saw VI W, In, ~ -
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l. Y. GYEIGGS, Druggist, Bookseller and s'a-
h toner Ottawa III. Second store IN NattlrgeF solOch,
south side OF Court House Square.
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~ - les HARVEY. Attorney \, law
.u'u Notary Public. Collections Ua3. AMI I.flv
Ie"''''"' once Eocm2P. o. Stock, Ottawa ins lyii
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HsNgY MAYO. JunS H. wIDMRR.
MAYO ~ WIDM Err, Attorneys Ut Law. or
VI fCein Nsttingers block. corner OF La Sale snd Main
stleets. front room up stairs Ottawa. III. sepil
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II IL. g. HARD. Physician and Surgeon, over NO.
~ ll5 Main street, MeroDcltdn Block, Ottawa, Illinois,
n
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n w. BiGCRwITI, NJ. ID. CLECTICl
~ Office, corner Main and Columbus streets, tckeys
HOcK) ottawa H. Chronic Diseases specially. Eavin
had large experience In of long standing ha feels
IN Offering his services TO the afflicted. may2
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EpHN -. IA ilI.ilOGG. Attorney AMI Conn
selor - Law, aud Real tsta, and Inaur1nce ger,
Special attention tNen TO Collecting soldiers Tonnties
BACK aY, &C. once in Jesse Drkpy> pey bTId NJ c0T
"'' Va ''''" "''' w '''''o'' 0''eets apl 81!
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For the week ending July 2Sth:
Stalk cuttcrs-JoSiah BabCock, Galcsburgl.
Steam ANA vacuum pumps-G. H. Nye, Mon
mouth.
Steam ..cncrators-W +. Haxtun, kcwanca.
Railroad car buffer iramcs-iI b. King, n rl
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CHARLES BLANCHARD. HERMAN SILVER FRANKLIN CoRwIE.
DLANCE1it SILVER & COKWEN, At
- torDeys at Law, Ottawa, Illinois practice In the United
States Circuit. and District Courts la the Supreme Court OF
Illinois and in the courts OF La Sale and adjoining counties
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PHN SIC A N s .

III NJ. TsASCCM, Nj. ~, Physicisn and Sur.
ii. geog, Ottawa, H. OdCe the lily Drug store.
Residence. Paul St. east OF Supreme Court House. junlo!
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! r. ~ - son, Attorney It Law Itncp
- ~ ls clancy Block over redmars grorrry snrn ~,
La sse street ottawa H. Careful attention riy y, Inc
collection or claims. Fees 70 SulL the times ~
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Young gentlemen wEcr they take their. loy
ics7 5g.,gy-ridns, should bay every .,,,,,i.,n
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". BUSHNELL. r. p, ,,r,tr -
K ~ ELI. BULL ~ GIi.n n
= Attorhrys ~ Lay. DthCe In Blshrcl b ieland's
'''''' We" Va N'''' NOUS Ottawa. IN. JugI'Ii
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The following Patents were issued from the
United States Patent Office to citizens of llliuoi,
from June Both, 1874, ojuly 2lst, 1874. Reported
for the FREE TRADER by Alexander " Mason
of Patents, COS Seventh street, Wash.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-07-25
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