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TIE New n CoLLAR.--It is made Of all cloth
and is three-ply, can be washed and worn again
If desired, they are similar TO linen collar and
% not cost any more than a paper collar. Sold
by \. Frank * Co., the Peoples C!o:Aiers, west
Of Court House.
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Gents kip and calf boots, and the latest styles
OF gents shoes, at Child & Phippe.
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Henry Rumney, seventy years OF age residing
one and onc-half miles northeast Of Streator
quarrcled with his wife on Tuesday morning OF
last week, knocked her down, beat her on the
head with a revolver, and then hung himselfw III
q rope which he had previously prepared forthe
purpose and put in q shed between two corn
CRIBS. The coroner's jury rendered verdict that
deceased voluntarily and Of his own malic,
aforcthought hanged himself with rope until
he was dend y ReLrIblirnn.
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n Estae-By tue of order and decree Ofthe CoGr
OF La Sale county Illinois, made on the petition o!
the undersigned, William T. knston administrator Of the
tate James Hoeh,n. deceased leave to cell the real
OF said deceased at the February term ls oi
court. wit: the thirteenth day OF March 1914,
rha the 5th day OF January 1879. between hours
O'Clock In the forenoon and four o'clock IN the ate
noon said day sell at public sale ~ the south door OF tue
County Court house the city OF ottawa, in said county
real estate described follows TO wit That part 81
half OF the southeast quarter Of section eight In
ship TN NORTH OF Our ofthe n prime
meridian which lies south OF the Chicago. Rock leland and
Pacific Railroad containing 81 Glte acres also that part
hall OF the southeast quarter Of section eight In
township thtrtyihrcr north OF four OF The third
principal meridian which lies south Of The Chicago Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad. containing g. 6O acres also
the north northeast quarter OF seven
in township thrtyhree NORTH OF range tour east OF the
third pal meridian lin La Sale County, Illinois, the
following terms TO wit subject TO any right n no. sead
OF the family sfsald James Holehan deceased and sO the
right dover Of Margaret HOehH" IN" widow Of ssd i
in said premises, and the purchase money /"
paid on delivery OF the deed
Dated this itE day Of December A. T.. 50.
WILLIAM = FASTpN.
Administrator OF The E-ta'. of IN I"s
dec w HOelan, deceased.
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Games, alphabet blocks, toy houses, toy books
in linen and paper, at Osman " Hapeman's.
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0ar n0c Stoch?t mems lrar is decidedly the
cheapest and best. People viii find it so by
calling and examining our immense stock.
A. FRANK IL Co.,
NJ. d. ,l.t-I a.. l 49,
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Oysters by the case, can or dish, and Of the
best brands, NJ Walthers.
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Good spring wheat -four $3.50 per hundred
pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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Oyercoa;s are going of like hot cakes at a.
Frank & Gov. The people appreciate their
goods and such low prices as that popular firm
makes. Just vest Of Court House.
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For rubber boots and Arctic ovcrshoes, 20 10
j. Negaffn's.
NlaIler Bros.

4 call upon this enterprislng firm located at
the corner of La Sale and Superior sts.) dem
uustrated to Us at least that this is one OF the
most prosperous houses in the city. With as
good stock as any in the market, and as gentle
manly force OF statesmen as any in the city,
they are rapidly approaching the enviabIe posi-
ton of FIRST in the grocery trade.
Among the few articles which we priced are
the following:
Lockport Flour. s2.75. per hundred.
Sugar 9pounds for 81.
"a 81.
com. ~ 81
orleans Brown 10 81.
Best Rio Coffee 81.
No. Tea for 81 per pound, up to the same
standard with ali other fir; class houses. They
are delivering goods free of charge to any part
O: the city. II is one OF the best market places
ether - buy or sell country produce, they
making this one Of the leading features Of their
trade
santa Clause will make his headquarters TIL,
year at Walthcr's.
More new goods at 4. Frank * Coz, II l.
enough to say they have come. Now, then, foI
rush for them Elegant new styles Al bottom
prices.
Santa Clause will make his headquarters thi.
year at Walther's.
Oyercoa:s are going of Ike hot cakes at A
Frank & Coz. The people appreciate their
goods and such low prices as that popular firm
makes Just vest Of Court House.
Santa Clause will make his headquarters this
year at Walther's.
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Fine Ink stands and puper weights, at Osma
& Haremans.
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II mnst be remembered that Mrs O'Meara has
a large stock Of millinery goods just suited to
the present SEASON. She desires the ladies TO
cali ii they wish anything in the line, believing.
she can suit them both as to goods and prices.
Mrs. O'Meara has secured large share of the
public patronage Of Ottawa by keeping only
the best and latest styles.
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7 OSI'-On the 18th OF June last two and hall
IL cd H"fer color yellow red, bordering brin.
die In good condition when lot. Bad been bought At
Hodermsns Grove and trayed of az Day ton. on The way
TO ottawa.
Also. had buggy Harness stolen on the sth NOVEMBER
from the stable OF Mrs Gen. Wallace near Ottawa. The
harness silver mounted nearly new. with patent eye
winkers.
liberal reward will be paid Tor Information that will
able the hefer and 500 reward for The E!
ness. CHARLES TANLOh.
OTTAWA, Dec. 3, lsT4.-iw
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The best ladies and childrens shoes in the cit
may be found at Child d Phipps'.
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Santa Clause will make his headquarters this
YEAR at Walthers.
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santa Clause will make his headquarters TIL,
year at WalthCr's.
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The place TO ret cheap -four is at Woods Eagle
Mills.
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More new goods at a. Frank * Cos. It i
enough to say they have come. Now, then, for
= rush for them. Elegant new styles al bottom
-riPeS
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lIII>oIS. LAsALLKC,
STATE; FII.I.INOI-

- 4. tLs rsrnshot ts's"t 10 IN .tr'J I,ta, - D. l'
IN IGu,H'Tg. ...
Th1Ins- Hot E'eaBor Fight. widow % Lew -I'.
decd PhCeJ. Fight, Mauda a. Fight. Abraham s-.e..
Isaac ~i.ler Jacob Sisler Arabels Boxer John boxer
Maria Quinn. Mary Slger ami Adellne sgirr. go
T. appearing from affidavit file 10 he once ~ NE
clerk OF said court that The said defendants Isaac EI'
Mary Srer are not residents o. said state, and aid com
pAiBant having fled hi bill 81 complaint 10 sad court
the chancery siGe thereof the 1t day oI hay A. D. '
herein. and summons having Oen Issue; thereon '''o'u
ing 10 law; .,..-- .-.- -.
~gler, .cOh Ssler ArshslA Boxer, Hpbn ioNtI MHIis
Quinn snd Mary sgier. that unless yuN so e. 9 lou
personally he aud appear before said court AT -td lri
thereof to De held ~ court House Ottawa, ID s-d
county on the thlrd Monday Of January newt A. r. -
and where sAc summons j. Tttprhahel asa plead
answer demur or creep: aid bill the zane u be taken
Tor confessed against and the matters an 'A- 1neEr
10 prayed iOr decree. accordingly. -, =, ,,a,,,- 60,
G. y. Z. THOMAS. Solicitor. drc'-'S
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Go to WaltheTs for Christmas toys,
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santa Clause will make his headquarters this
year al Waltbers.
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Hats, Caps and Furs.

Al the latest books and poems in plain and
fine bindings at Cashs.
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coat would save ut least 10 per cent. by buying
Of A. Alschuler, at the Yellow Corner.
The best ladies' and childrens shoes in the city
may be found at Child d Phipps'.
Fine Ink stands and puper weights, at Osman
& Hareman's.
The best ladies' and children's shoes in the city
may be found at Child d Phpps'.
The Fire Press makes note Of the fact that
Prot. Lansing has a music class Of IS scholars at
Streator.
For arctic or other ovcrshocs, go to Child u
Phpps'.
The annual election Of officers of Occidental
Lodge, No 80, A. T. and A. NJ, will be held at
Masonic Hall, Monday Eve, Dee 9TH, 1874.
a full attendance i. requested,
H. F. CLARK, W. ".
For arctic or other overshocs, 60 to Child 4
Phipps'.
For nice tender meat call at L. Weaver Il Co.'S
market northwest corner of the square,
Photograph and autograph albums, At Osman
IL Hapcman's.
Pocket books, great variety, at 0Sman *
lIapcman's.
Russell d Son have received their holiday in
voice Of furniture and wall ornaments. The re-
liability and good taste Of this house in selecting
stock cmnently fit them for this branch of
the trade Can and see their goods before pur-
chasing.
Die1.
A. TIE Ef sidnnco OF his fther N East Ottawa November
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Work boxes and writing desks, in great variety
at OSman " IIapcman's.
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS.

Bids will he received for building gbutment ULGer th
canal bridge at Seneca, Ils. according 10 plRh and pec
cations file in the Clerks office
Bids will he opened MONDAY, thel4t Inst OclocI
p NJ. reservipg the right TO reject any and all bids
BY order OF Board OF Trustees.
Dec 5-w &. ii. X. THOMAS. Clerk.
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Fine writing desks, work boxes, card cases and
receivers OF Cush's.
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The Fire Press makes note of the fact tina
Prof. Lansing has music class OF ~ scholars a
Streator
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New ovcrcoats! new oycrcoats! a; VI. S;eicl
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Ottawa Telegraph Institute is the best schoo
in the west Spend the winter there.
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
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the young ladies BY s fashion plates endless variety e
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Fine stationery, at osmsn & Hapemau's.
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Dien.

At the residence OF his father, in East Ottawa November
am 1874 WALLACE, OFT b. and H. J. Alberfy. Age
10 years. IL months and q days.
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GEMS FROM THE ALDINE,

GIN US KUN THE ALDINE,
Especially assorted for
SIGF BOOt Ali@ird,OaS ant D,uciHg Class CQy,eS
large collection Of pictures OF different sizes and al.
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Euvolop, No. J. containing 70 beautiful engravings is
ready, and WI he sent postage paid 10 any address
Tor ONE DOLLAR liberal discount 70 agents lnI
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Good books representation, in antique, mo-
rocco half calf and cloth binding, at OHman IL
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For arctic or other ovcrshocs, go to Child d
Phpps'.
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Down, down, down they 20. That is tile over.
coats at A. Alschulcr's, Yellow Corner.
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For arctic or other eve:.kOes, 20 70 Child q
Plipps'.
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Fine pocket cutlery, at Osman * Hapeman's.
\ splendid black dress suit for 5000, at :. Al
schuler's, Yellow Corner.
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Parts |, Il, Ill and " are ready.
SUTTON'S
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For nice tender meat call at +. Weaver 4 Cos
market northwest corner Of the square.
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For nice tender meat call at +. Weaver & Cos
market, northwest corner Of the square.
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The Peoples Clothicls.
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For nice tender meat call at f. Weaver ~ Co,
market, northwest corner Of the square.
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For nice tender meat call at L. Weaver Il Co
market, northwest corner of the square.
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Leroy W. FairchiIG'- celebrated gold pens, at
Osmau * Hlpcman's.
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THE BRUSSELS CONGRESS-.
International Rights in Time Of war-work for
the Jnrigtz

LONDON, June 10, 1874.
Ihe Times publishes despatch rom Berlin
snlch gives the probable action Of the Congress
which will assemble At Brussels next month to
consider the subject OF international rights IN
sime II WAR. " e Nf
Ths Hynss correspondent says the Congress will
cody the recognized usages Of international law
In 20 mr. - they a1ect the actual conduct OF war;
4 new code Ia to be enacted In the form Of an in
correctional treaty which promises to become the
drst law common to the whole civilized world
The draft Of treaty which Is to be submitted TO
the Congress has been prepared. It contains
sevenfy-stx clauses, which state IN detail the
rights and obligations OF belnserents, from the
mutual claims OF the belligcrent States down to
she relations OF those States to private individuals
they also specify what classes OF arms shall be
tegtttmatey used In war and make regulations for
Ahe treatment OF prisoners
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sne meaning OF the act OF yune ts,,, wcssaf;-
and eutes Tor children are cisssed q scvs ~
duttablo dfty per cent ad valorem. Cotsnu ~
boots and snoeA being composed principsIiy ~
cotton, but With . strip OF high coiored WorstsI
running through and forming an futerrs. ana -
portanf part thereof are liable to ~ dnsr
according 70 their value per pound under tss
provision In the seooad section OF the act n
March z 1901. Embroidered WOOL piano ana
table covers are dusiahs nfty csnss pound ana
twenty-five per cent ID Salorem. Miniature
theatres &C., printed cards with doors pastsS
thereon and other mechanical devices cOnneoseS
Herewith are duttable thirty-avs per cent "a
vaiorem. A brass iecturn imported for the use q
tural flowers are exempt from duty. SIX sergea
which, notwithssandtng they contain slight ad-
goods are therefore liable TO . duty OF slxsy per
cent Cd v0laron. Free goods forming port -
an Importation may be forwarded 20 their destils-
penalty OF the Dond taken In such cases viii b.
double the value Of the goods
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HOMEOPATHY.


Interesting Discussions ON Botany and
~ ClimatolOgy. I
NIAGARA FALLS, June 10, 1874.
At the morning session Of the American Instt-
tute of Homeopathy botanical committee pre-
sented number OF specimens Of medical plants
growing in the neighborhood Of the fslla The
Committee on Chmatology gave an interesting re-
port and the following resolution referring 70 this
matter was ad0pted:- Il III 50
Resolved That the Committee on ctimatology be in
sructed TO eecure reports from the chief obser
yaton taken BY the signal corps of the army showing
the prevalence OF various diseases at these poin from
time to time.
the bureaus Of obstetrics, gynecology and pand.
OlOgy likewise presented their reports and papers,
which were discussed at length and referred to
the Committee on Publication. The subjects pre-
sented BY these bureaus were the pathology,
diagnosis and treatment OF puerperal lever,
uterine hem0rrhage and cholera inisntum. The
last named series OF essays MAKE up very COM
plete treatise OF this summer scourge Of large
cities. ~
A quantity OF miscellaneous business was trans
acted In the interest OF homeopathic physicians OF
the country and q new constitution and bylaws
were considered and adopted.
Reports from the committees on Foreign Core
spondence, on homeopathic colleges and on
homeopathic dtspensatory were read, accepted
and referred. tf#4
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RASE BAIL NOTES,

The Alerts. or Seton Hall college, and the Rose
nils, OF st. John's College, play their return game
this afternoon at Fordham. good contest may
be expected
Tuesday last the Essex club, II Newark, de-
fested the Champions. Of Jersey city. the score
To.ncrrOw tho xutuals play the Athletics on the
Union Grounds. Jgg tt sN IA
yesterday. a few years ago they had the crack
nine 0ftho State. yflNts .L4s IL
Tns Red 6tookings Of Trenton win play 9 mach
vita the Lsghbertvllle nina q Tho grounda Of To
latlDe - nAtnr1A1 nAxk .sy. stlA-.AlE .AA
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THE C0HFBDERATB DEAD.

BALTIMORE Nd. June 10, 1874
Osepretioa Of tho Graves OF Confederate
Soldiers I'm Maryland.
The graves OF the Confederate soldiers In Lou.
Aon PARK Cemetery were decorated this afternoon
wish appropriate ceremonies. General Bradley r.
johnson, Of Richmond, delivered An address. A
committee appoipted BY the society or the Army
and Navy OF the Confederate States placed hand,
aome GROSS and bouquet, bearing the INSCRIPTION,
"A tribute TO Union Dead from Confederatc Sol.
dlefs v upon the cannon guarding the lot In which
the federal dead are inferred.
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w. Hoppin one each.
SEIZURE OF A HAVANA STEAMER.

Yesterday afternoon the Havana steamship City
Of Merida was seized at her wharf on tho North
River BY Custom House Inspector Abel for carry
Of the United States Steamship law OF February,
1871, section l. which prohibits vessels like the
City OF Merida carrying said oils, when they could
be sent to their destination BY sailing craft The
Judge Benedict in the Eastern district OF New
York and az the steamer sails Tor Havana this
afternoon at three, she will be bonded by her own
ers. She u accused OF two breaches Of the law.
the penalty being IN each case $500 The owners
written authority for the ahi asear OF these oils
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TRACKING xHxI0AH NURDERERs.

TRACKING 1EXlOAN 1URDEREKS. I
DtAculty I'm Attempting to Capture the
Assassins of Mr.. and Mrs. Swim.
II tt2 is e ,3& GALVESTON, June 10, 1874
A special despatch nom Rockpors, Texas says
1t has been asccrtained that the murderers OF Mr..
Swift and his wife were two Mexicans. They were
traced to q Mexican rancho on Banco Creek.
twelve or fifteen miles from Goliad. The party in
pursuit charged the house this morning and at.
tempted 70 take II BY storm, but one OF
party then Withdrew TO SAFE distance 10 await
refniorcements. large party left Refugio imme-
stabbed In nineteen places, her throat cut to the
neck bone and shot In the lace. Mr.. Swift was
butcnered In similar manner except that he was
not shot. s5st F#fEEt 83F