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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-12-19
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
1875. PROSPECTUS 1875,
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true principles OF tree government and for purified and
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Don't forget the evening commercial telegraph
school is now in full blast Improve these long
evenings and join the class Monday evening.
Session from to 9, p. NJ. Cheevcr's block.
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No RepuCiiat;on.

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Bowman invites everybody to call and exam
inc his new pictures and goods.
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FoUND,-By party who is always ON the look
out, that the best assortment of men and boys
clothing in town is kept at A. Frank &Co.'S, the
Peoples Clothier, west of Court House.
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Shoes and slippers, just the thing for holiday
ut Joe Megaiiins.
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The chromos of Starved Rock" can be seen
at Osman & Hapemans, and at Cash u Cos, on
and after Monday 2Sth.
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Shoes and slippers, just the thing for holiday
presents, at Joe Megailin's
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CANYONS of the Colorado.

Stereoscopic views made by Major Powelrs cS
poring party for sale at Bowman's gallery.
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NEW WRITERS, IN addition to onr present large corps
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Good spring wheat -four $3.50 per hundred
ounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.d
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Shoes and slippers, just the thing for holiday
presents, at Joe Mcgatiin's.
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The Tribrne'S Platform,

THE CHICAGO TRlBUNE'S position on the leading
measures now before the country may condensed into
the following cnunciatons
As Agriculture is the basis OF National wealth, whatever
policy Dement'S that interest
OF The whole country The cost Transportation OF West
ern farm products TO foreign markets consumes half the
selling value and the high duties levied 10 subsdze special
interests doubles the retail price OF the goods received
exchange for the cropsthus bleeding and burdening the
farmer until he staggers from weakness under weight
the load. Hence the chief "hard times" anon
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Tariff and Transportation Char ges.

THE TRIBUNE will advocate the adoption of such
measures will cheaper transportation and reduce The
taxes goods The lRhtest tariff which will provide
Government with necessary funds to carry IL and Ean
tain its credit should be imposed to create stronger com
petition with the railroad monopOlies which WIN compel
them 10 lower lher tarit OF CHARGES,
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Evening school.

Shoes and slippers, Just the thing for holiday
presents, at Joe Megaihn's.
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PerilS of the Future.

The Democratic leaders, misinterpreng the real
the popular mind against the principles the Republican
party and an endorsement of the fundamental doctrines
OF the Democratic party which Estate Sovereignty
and all that expression includes When that party obtains
possession OF the Government under the resumed leader.
ship OF their Southern right wing steps will surely taken
IN Congress TO refund the cotton War the Federal
Treasury, principal and interest amounting TO
or more bill will be passed to compensate the Demo.
cratic rebels for losses and damages sustained by them
while resisting the Union armies and npholdng the "sov.
Tor me value Of the slaves who under
the doctrine OF state Sovereignty alleged TO been
nnconstitutionaly liberated In the meantime what viii
become OF the rights and freedom of the colod thus
placed under the absolute control of their old
Against those pers to the future peace and welfare the
country all true Republicans must present solid front
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Uurrnb for Santa Clans

We will all 90 to Walthcr's Santa Claus store
for our toys, notions, fancy goods, candies
cakes, fruits, nuts, &C., &c, &c.
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DirO.

At Alton HIS Dee. 10. HULDAE. widow OF Vert Hove
land, motnernIaw OF Mr.. A. Benedict; aged I, yrs.
The remains buried In Ottawa Cemetery wednes.
day, Rev. j. p. Agenbrod officiating.
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Our boys and youths suits for dress or school
ic cheapest, prettiest and best.
A. FRANK n Co,
The Peoples Olothicrs.
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CILBft,T D'ETISY. French Physician
VI Clifton IIote, Ottawa. Ills; Ihrty'seyen years OF
practice the last years ST. Louis, Mo- From to u
A. NJ ndfrom to r. may be found at the office Of the
hotel decl9
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No More Subsidies or Bounties.

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to enrich rallroadT rings run steamship companies.
nish capital other corporations. are apran abuses OF
the powers OF Government and tend to promote )rrup
ton, extravaganza and population. THE TRIBUNE viii
therefore In the future as in the past fight all such schemes
OF public plumber.
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Marrleu.

On the jh INST, by Arthur Lockwood, Egg, Mr.. ~ L.
DODGE to Miss DORA HARDY. both Of the town OF
Manlius.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-12-19
The Recent Elections.

The recent elections while inhctng temporary defeat OF
sne party have done great good IN sweeping
away lanatcal and side ssues which embarrassed
dom OF action, and in crushing out those bsenl and COZ
Hpting influences known as terisms" which posone
the channels of the public life Purified. by lre tn
Things which had infested its garments the Republca
party VII enter upon the tremendous struggle of 1876 wit
renewed Ssor Tor the possession of the Government IN
te shaping of The policy OF the nation when enters upo
the second century of lis existence.
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Al Park Row,N, !,

NOIIES ~ I'ISI"TI,r. Physicians and Sur.
y geons OTTAWA, III. Office over D!ckeys ewery store
Dr. Coles residence Is Cass street. Dr. Petts residence
IL f. Pearl street. dec9-ly'
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Reduction of State and Local Taxes.

The utmost reduction Of all direct must be insisted
upon by the people Within lew years county, township
and municipal taxation has enormously increased, and be
come almost beyond endurance. throughout the Western
States steps must be taken TO retrench these expcnd
lures, well those of the National Government and
choke down the Unsuitable greed OF the local xeaters
fore all the surplus earnings oil the industrious classes
.1ai cd La NnS IA III
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The Currency.

Plenty of currency for all the legitimate wants OF the
country, with Elasticity to quantity and Stability as to
value by conyetbity into COIN An end should be put
the continual fluctuations in the value the currency
which inics incalcu injury Industry and enter.
prise as introduces element OF doubt and uncertainty
Into all transactions, and makes business little better
gambling. Its National disgrace well EVIL for the
monetary standard of values to ne kept in such vacang
and Changcable condition,
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-06-11

do the business of the Office, in case Of
his election, for $500 per year. He
now repudiates the contract and draws
his $50 per n1onth-$1, 500 per year,
and includes the whole month of jan
uary, although he was not sworn into
office until the evening of the 9TH.
The Co. Superintendent asks the
Board of Supervisors to buy him a
dictionary, to pay his postoffice box
rent, to pay him % cts. per day during
the whole year for the use of his horse
whether the horse is in use for the
county or on the owners farm-mak-
ing SIS for the year. He wanted the
county to buy of him for use in his
Office a secondhand gold pen. He
drew full pay for every working day
from the time he was sworn into office
up to the April session of the Board,
although his time was divided be-
tween his office and his farm. - Hon.
T.. c. Blanchard, Judge of the Circuit
Court, now resident of Poweshiek
Co., has purchased residence and
eight acres of ground in the suburbs
of Oskaloosa, paying therefor $1,000;
and will soon make that city his resi-
dence. All from the Herald.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-06-11

MAHAsKA Co.-The Herald has an
invitation to send reporter to write
Up the institution upon the occasion
VI commencement exercises at Oska-
ioosa College. The Herald has print
GU column after column of arguments
70 show that citizens of the county
SHOULD patronize this school instead OF
sending their children away; but
"hsn the College wants a catalogue
printed it sends to Chicago for bids.
-oskaloosa Masons will have fes-
rVal On st. Johns Day, June pa
.nefe Is now prospect that Oskaloo-
WIN secure the building of a branch
" the old Valley r. r., now the X. g.
~ 70 the city.-Boyer & Barnes
lave their brick business houses at
csAaioosa up one story, and j. FL.
oeeh q Co.'S IL fast approaching that
''a'e the foundation for Gibbs is GO
us ~, and dwellings all over town
~ 10 o more or less advanced state
Inc Autobiography Auditor made
o0htfact before election last fail to
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-06-11
Original Notice.
STATE OF Iowa, I CO
Marion County, '

STATE OF Iowa, ISIS
Marion County, ! 49,
To A. Nj. MARKS.
Sir:-You are hereby notified that
there is now petition of the First
National Bank, of Burlington, Wis,
on file in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court of the State of Iowa, in
and for Marion County, claiming of
you six hundred dollars on promis-
sorry note, and that your property has
been attached to secure said claim.
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon OF the second
day of the September Term, A. ID.
1874, default will be entered against
you and judgment rendered thereon.
STONE & AYREs,
52-S-3] Ppff's Attorneys.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-06-11

LUCAS Goa driving park associa-
ZION is to be organized at Chrriton.-
The Patriot wants a public library and
reading, and says "the law provides a
way for its establishment. IA small
BOY fell out of wagon and was run
over in Charlton the other day. His
lace was crushed to a jelly" One
eye can probably be saved. THE
Patrons of Husbandry in some locali-
lies propose the organization of
TRANCE Anti-Horse Thief Associa-
Ions.' 1t is contemplated to appoint
I'VE riders from each Grange 10 pur-
sue thleves-being furnished with
iunds by the Grange, entitled 10 the
inequalities of all Patrons on their
way, and privileged to call on other
uianges for funds and fresh relays OF
horses.-Patriot.
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Sl44 90

Expenses while Attending Con. 8 %
Postage 40
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ANOTHER
Fine Draught Horse

Dan smick has recently Purchased another
Fire Stallion, which may at any time be sc en-
at bis stables in this city. This horse is a
dark bay, without any white; has black name,
tail and legs; he is six years old, and 16l
hands high; weighs 1850 lbs. His sire was
a thoroughbred English Draught Horse. i'm
ported from Canada to Penpsyl vania, and
sold there to Mr.. o. Henry, for $4,000 Nj
Henry brought him to Warren county, this
State. His dam was a Messenger mare. All
parties interested in the improvement of horse
stock are invited to call and see this animal.
(46-D
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-06-11

There are number of the elections
of school off GERS, which have not been
reported to the County superintendent
by their secretaries as yet. l hope all
the Secretaries of School Boards, who
have not reported will do it in1medi-
ately, as l wish to make out my report
for the State Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
T. MERsHoN, Co. Supt.
June 3. 1874. 1-2l
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-06-11
Eagle House,

Geo. BoMGARDNER, PRoPRIETo CORNER
VI Main aud Division streets. BURLINGTON,
IOWA This House lie just ecre.s the street from the
Union Depot, making it the most convenient stop
ping piac' for travellers by rail. Fare good and
charges reasonable.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-06-11

We last week mentioned the fact
that brave engineer had in an al
most miraculous manner saved the
life of little child whom he saw on
the track in front of his fast-moving
train. His act is thus suitably ac-
knowledged:
CHICAGO, May 80. 1874.
J. EVANS, ESQ.,, Locomotive En-
gineer, Red Oak, Iowa. My Den
Sr:-I am more than gratified al
your timely and heroic act in saving
the little child on the track in front
of your engine on the 18th inst. The
man whose generous heart and noble
impulses lead him thus to risk his
own life for another's good, deserves
the thanks of not only the parents OF
the child and this company, but ofthe
noble and good everywhere. | re-
greet to learn that you were injured.
You will not incur further danger by
attempting to work until fully re-
stored, and in the meantime your
pay will be continued, and | will
thank you to send all bills for medi-
cal services and other expenses in
cured on account of this injury, to
the proper officers of this company
for payment. Yours sincerely,
JAMES r. WALKER,
President c. b. & q. r. r.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-06-11

,p,STENDENT Mershon present
:. ,he Board of Supervisors LIST
hill Of which the following
''ea ,srbatim copy, except that the
90 A. the bottom IS omitted:
Knoxville June LIST "a
uet xyifh IN
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$147 70

Sl4I ~
This is certainly very remarkable
document to emanate from the head of
the Public Schools of our county. We
give it, and point out some of its pecu-
liarities in order to show the progress
the Ants are making toward reform,
and the sort of reforms they are intro
daeing in educational matters as well
as In financial retrenchment. Notice
the Reform proposed in the orthogra-
ply of the words Polk and prepared !.
In the use of the word done for did, til
for 81, d or nd following figures in the
dates. The Superintendent, under
oath, says this account is correct.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-06-11
GET THE BEST.

J.L.PETERS, 500 BroadEay,N.Y.
JUST ISSUED s %s sSale Of teal s9s
to our new work, "FsIRY ECHoEs' as being the
latest ami best work for singing-classer. The
A NEW MUSIC BOOK s'ns'f g..
partment is upequaled, and the Music is all Neto
Fresh and .Sparkitng-any two pieces being worth
the price of the work. SAMPLE CcPIfs mailed post
FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS on a.i re-,
ceipt Of IS cents. Price, s6 per dozen.
address j L PET EKS 50 90 Broadway.G,Y
(s-a3I
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100000 LOAN "a
ON Improved Farms,

TNIOWA and MISSOURI, for term OF
years, at ROPER CENT. INTEREST
For full printed particulars, address, Gao. w.
FRANZ & BARROW, Bankers, Corning, Iowa.
TAB ly
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-06-11
E- Ready Writer ~
(Patented May 2, 1919

Patented May 2, 1919
FINISHED in good style with fine vanished cedar
holders Sent to any address for DO cent?;
Ii gives perfect satisfaction In every case.
AS it compels the pupil to hold the pen
and hand in proper positiep and get abe muscular
rnovemen no teacher sfeId to do without IL In
his school.
Agents wanted every where snd good commission
allowed. Address,
a. w JOLLY, oseeola, Iowa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28
SECRET SOCIETIES.

Rk. M.-Iowa Chapter, No. 8. Regular cohVo-
..,io, first and third Mondays In each month.
s. A. Ferrin, H.
A. A. M.-Mineral Point Lodge, NO. l.
Regular Communications hrst ana 'h''" iuetu"'
.ach month. e. D. WILDER, W. NJ.
1901 Flows Lodge, No. l. Regular meeting
avery Wednesday evening. VIM. Tlnk, n, IT,
yupsos ESeAMrMsNT, No. 80. Regular meetings
,eeona and fourth Tuesdays each month. lsaac
penrose, c. P; william link, Scribe.
Fuy,tA RrpRccA, No. 2T. Regular meetings hrs'
Tues,ay each mouth. J. II. Vivian, ~ G.
/ O. G. T.-fmery Lodge. No sll. hegu'a'
meeting every Friday evening. James brown WV
BAND or HoPE-Cod Water Temple, No on
Regular meeting every Tuesday evening" ~ "a
Goldswor by. W. Q. I.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28
Local Intelligence,
DECORATION DAY
MINERAL POINT.
GREAT PREPARATION FOR
THE CELEBRATION.
Col. John G. Clark, Orator.

The citizens of Mineral Point are
making arrangements to celebrate
Decoration Day, May Both, in a
more imposing and fitting manner
than ever before. Special invita-
tions have been mailed to all old
soldiers known to the committee,
and general invitation by posters
and newspapers is extended to all
who will honor us with their pres
ence and cooperation III the cere-
monies.
Col. John G. Clark, of Lancaster,
has consented to come and deliver
an appropriate oration. One, if not
two bands will discourse music, and
a choir of vocalists will sing. Secret
societies will parade, and children
will deck with flowers the graves of
our brave dead. Every citizen of
the County and State is invited to
be present, and assured a cordial
welcome. Remember the day
NEXT SATURDAY, MAX BOTH.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28
stationed preachers as follows:

A FRIEND suggests that the Gov
ernor's address published in this
paper bears many of the ear marks
OF M. M. Strong, and reading it
carefully we can but admit the LAM
guage in some respects justifies the
conclusion. 1t is of course well
understood that no respectable ofh-
cial paper has or can emanate from
Taylor--he is wholly incapable of
performing such duty-and that
such prominent reformer as Mr..
Strong should lend his talents to
sustain the weak Executive, is per-
fectly legitimate,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28

PERs0EAL.-Thc average intelli-
gence of the new County Board is
equal to that of any ever assemble |
in Iowa County. The towns that
have sent up new members, have
all--saye one--securcd representa-
tives equal to their predecessors,
and in the delegation from some
towns there is q marked improve
mcnt-notably from Highland, Ridge
way and Clyde. The old members
returned are Bainbridge. Bennett,
Coates, Dimoek, Jones, Lincoln and
Meigs, The new members ar. \,
Campbell, John Clowney,C. {. David,
Benz. Elan, L. b. Good>el, james
Heath, Wm. y. Parkinson, Persofs,
Ole Saeen-Iand and Joun II Vivian,
Village having been lately
incorporated. has secured a menbf
Of the Comfy Board and thus W
have total Of II meinbers--one
more than heretofore.