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4. 0lj on Tuesday morning, the Belle OF OF.
tawa" was loaded TO its utmost capacity with
the members and scholars Of the Baptist Sunday
School The steamer left the wharf at the Clifton
Hotel and stopped at the mineral springs where
she took in a small party, and again at the
foot OF Clay street, where she received another
accession to her trovd. BY this time the steam
er and barge were filed and all was in readiness
for the start. Tie picnickers were soon landed
at the county asylum, and given ten minutes to
pick out their rooms and call on their personal
friends Time being up, the party returned up
the river and landed on the south bank little
below the Illinois river dam. Proceeding into
the grove the company began to scatter in DIFF.
fcrcnt directions but AL looking for a shady spo.
10 spread the frugal meal
II was = grand sight to see such large con
course II people sit down tailor fashion, and
commence operations. First large sour pickle
would fall prey TO the muscular grip of some
female athlete, then a sandwich would be sent
to It's final resting place, while jellcS, cakes pies
salt, onions and slippery elm were being hurled
10 their everlasting eternity. Dinner being over
the Young people turned their gttcnton TO such
games as are usually INDUCED IN on such occa
s.ons Some played croquct, some played ball
Others jumped tue rope, while some enjoyed
themselves swinging in the cir. y few, OF course
did not enjoy these games on account OF the
number Of ears Of corn and cucumbers they had
devourcd, ard strollcd of under shady tree
where lying down fat on their sides they
watched the toiling ant throw up its barricade-
Of Sand. Altogether, the picnic was very en-
ioyable one, and those who attended it would
gladly hail a repetition of that same. NJ.
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of all the western watering places in the quality
of our water which he atlirms to be as good as
any found in the United States and better than
that Of most of the far.famcd Saratoga Springs.
Now what | propose is something like this Let
there be meeting Of the citizens called and a
committee appointed to institute some united
movement in behalf OF our city in some such way
as that adopted at Eaton Rapids, in Michigan If
in this way we work with half the zeal that was
manifested to get the Insane and idiot Asylums
here, we shall do more for Ottawa than half a
dozen such institutions can do for us. We have
all the elements here, and can double the city
population in five years ii they are properly uil-
Ted Itsuch men as Hon. W. BUSHNELL NJ. IL.
Swift, G. W. Jackson, c, D. Trimble, E. .Grggs'
f. C. Allen, l.. II. Eames, and dozens of others
that might be named, would take hold OF this
matter, It would soon move fast enough. Otta.
wa never had better opportunity, and II 1t Is
neglected now, her epitaph may be appropriate
ly written, Died Of neglect
The springs, if properly advertised this fall al
the State Fair, and at the Chicago and Cincin'
natl Expeditions, will do wonders for Ottawa II
is mistake TO suppose, however, that few men
are going to build up Ottawa as watering
place This must be the work of the whole pco'
ple,and is one of those opportunities rarely OF
fered to the entire population Of city,
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The Mineral Spring.

EpIroE, FREE TRADgR:-I noticed lately an
article in your paper Oh the future Of Ottawa
and her prosperity in connection with the min
es4l spring You draw a picture Of her as a
western watering place If the citizens are will
Ing to make her such. But somehow, while our
people seem ready enough to hire livery and
pas printing bills where there is Feeblc-AIind-
ed Institute 10 be located, or some stranger
comes and proposes 90 do something for Ottawa
her citizens are singularly blind 70 the means to
secure our city's growth within their own com
m1ud. There is certainly no want Of capital or
financial ability here. Large sums Of money are
wing idle, and We boast a. much business talent
a. any OF the elite, growing up all over the state
with not a 1.-THE OF our facilities and resources.
As a manufacturing point Ottawa has no sU-
psrior; as q healthy location We are ahead Of
most other places: and a. 70 our mineral spring
Professor sn,iIran claims that We are far ahead
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MENDOZA RACES.


The first day of the Mendoza Races opened
with fair attendance, cool, cloudy weather, and
the track in excellent condition.
At $50 o'clock the first race was called, viz:
TRO1TING PREMIUM-S40000
For all Stallons-S225 to first; 1925 to second;
$50 to third.
Out OF the five entries but three started
" Monroe ." Hickory" and captain, y" Major
Davis and Pilot Mambrino" drawn. The pole
was taken by Hickory"
The start was good in the first heat Monroe
took the lead on the first turn and won the heat,
with captain" second, and "Hickory' third.
Time-2;3l}!.
In the second heat Monroe" took the pole.
The start was very even, and Monroe and Cap
tain travelled very evenly.
Monroe won the heat by about two lengths, in
the time of 2:S2,
The third heat was easily won Ivy Monroe, the
driver holding him back to prevent distancng
Hickory, Time-2:322:. This decided the race,
Monr3e taking first money, Captain second and
hickory third,
TnllOwintr Is tha
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pem advertisements.
4 DEMONSTRATIONS SALE OF,

\ REAL EsTATE.-Ry virtue OF order and decree 81
me Comfy Court of La sale county neis, made on the
petition OF the undersigned, William Z. Hehery AdMnlstTa
tor with copy Of the viii annexed Of me estate Of Peter
Roach deceased, for leave 20 sci, n g. q Of said de
ceased al the August term A. l OF said court 20 vii
~ the seventeenth day OF August n. lsS, shall, on
Monday the twentieth day OF September next, between
Tie hours OF ten o'clock In the forenoon and four ocllC
IA the afternoon Of sad day sell az public sale NJ the south
Ioor OF the la Sale County Court House, Ottawa In said
county the real described follows, 70 wit; one
house and lot In Underhs Addition % the Town Of Croft
~ Out lots. being Lot No. thirteen ut Unters Out.os
IN Ia sale county, Illinois; The believing terms 10 Wit
Casn IN hand day sale. tSaf property j. sold snhec
20 widows dover. ard 10 a morsaFn ~ one hr7fr fi
lars, with some accrued interestl
bE,ed this lls' dag Of AcguSt A. u. issA
WILLIAM +. HENEEY.
Administrator, with copy OF vii GEnexed, d che
Estate N Peter t.Jsch deceased.
g0sgES G0LOSkY. s0i.clt1-E angu ~
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TIXE: 2;GG-2:32i t-2:Gii !.
RUNNING PREMIUM.-sl5o.O0.

One-haif mile and repeat-s@o to first: so to
second; $50 to third.
The running race, though second on the pro
grammc, was the last one. There were ten en-
tries, but only eight horses started. One Of the
horses" Little Frank" was uncomfortable, and
delayed the start in the first heatfrequently run
ming half way round the course before he could
be stopped.
Ghe start in the first heat was very fair, Il c
horses starting evenly, with the exception Of
Butcher Boy, who was far behind, and was drawn
from the heat. Jack Harkaway won the heat
easily, with little Frank second and W!nniired
third. Timc--5S
After much delay in the scoring the horses got
the word to pretty fair start in the second heat
" Winniired7 TOOK the lead and vas not passed
during the heat. Little Frank followed closely
and came in second. The heat being won by
WinnifrcG made it necessary 70 run again TO de-
eide for irs; money between Jack Harkaway and
Winnitred. The third and last heat was won by
Wnui7Ted, N the time q Il, winning first money.
Tie following is the
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Following Is the
SUMMARY :
TR0TTING pREMIrM.-s40Oe5.

For horses that have never Beaten 2:5S.-$22j
to first; sia5 to second; $50 90 third.
Thirteen horses were Stated in this race.
Badger took the polt and held the lead for
SEINE distance Jas. /, gained gradually, and
won the heat in the time of $50. Allen second
Geo. Lucas third.
In the second Neat the start was not a good
one JAS. l." was closely pushed by Josh
Billings" but t,1on the heat, Josh Billings second
and Western Fearnaught third Tlme-2:32]G.
The thigt heat was closely contested by Jas l..
and Western Fearnaught. Fearnaught lost
ground 5v breaking, and JAS L. won by half a
length. Western Fearnaught was second, Lady
logar third. Excellent trotting was done in this
heat, the horses keeping very even and passing
The wire in a close cluster. The first money was
won by Jas. l., second money by Western Fear
Taught, third by Josh Billings. Time-2:45!.
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TlME: 2:354, 1850, 2'3I =, 2:5274.
The running race on yesterdays programme
was postponed till today and was called at
o'clock P. VI. There were eight entries for a
purse of $780, half mile heats, best three in FIVE.
The following is the result: Winnifred first
money; Jack Harkaway, second; Bob Howard,
third; time, j2}5, jSl4, 521G, 52$4, 81
The !:33 trot came next, for a purse of 5000;
1850 to first; $3.50 to second, and $50 to third.
The race was well contested, there being "A en-
tries. The following Is tho
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~ m TIE tUtHN CONT lteTtH, - '"Fpoei AI 4''JIN
la0Htefr
Mary Emma Hammond -. James Hammond.
IL appearing affidavit file In the ONCE OF te
clerk OF said Court that said defendant james Hammond
Residence and post ONCE address, upon due and digent
Inquiry cannot be Ascertaued and s; he rot resident
SAID state, and said comp having ned her b OF
complaint IN SAID court, the chancery side thereof on
the lJh day OF August D. l>,5 herein, and summons
Having been tss ned thereon according 10 l9Ws
Notice therefore Is hereby gwen % said detenda James
Hammond tha unless you shall personally Il snI apptaI
ae Id court az sil term thereof. 10 be held az the
court House IN Ottawa. In said county on the second NOR
gar october next, l-5 twhen and where sad SUM
mons Irturuablel aud Plead, answer deuf o. eNeept
ssid hl the win BE- taken for coutessei asalnst
YOU and rhe matters and things therein prayed r decr
accordingly, CHARLES H. HUM, N.trA'
GEoRGs W. ". RLAkE. solcLtor. angel Iw
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signed have pursuant 10 the provisions OF the statute
oil the ct II uo-, ioru,c limited copartnershp,
under the uaIne nrn OF "MaerhOier anu Company
that the Of the business 20 be Transacted IL
that OF Msnutac turing all sorts OF Agricultural implements
In the city OF OTTAWA. La Sale county illinois and that
Matthias MaerhOfr and Albert Maerhoir the general
partners. and sia W CheeveE is the special partner and
Sas w. ChtevtT hath contributed the sum OF
Fifteen Thousand e5Gao Dollars capital TO the COM
stock that the said partnership is TO commence
July D. 1915 Is TO terminate Oh the rsI day
Of July A D.. 1876.
Dated tins seventh day q August A. n 1875.
tSgurd) MATTHIAS MAIERHOEEIs Il. 81
ALBERT NNIERHOFER To- 81
aug2l6w = ". CHEEVER Isl
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The psoudest man we hare sees n Dick Jor-
dan, ard he has right to be, III owns an UNI
divided half interest in as nrcA week old baby as
this country can produce, aud La Sale county
is not slow when IL comes to babies either.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., LAsALL

SI'AD'I: % l. ILI4INolS.L Ia SALE Oo.,-sS
= n ~ Circuit curt thereof % tCf1ocT Itifa A. p. $50
"a Ch1Hf-y.
,'ghl :, y5f-H- rs Alhertetre Foster.
Il avncltuy from an afnavt ne In the ONCE OK the
clerk OF aid court that said defendants residence alt post
certaig and mat she IS not resident Of said state sni
said Complainant having led her bill OF eorpeint In said
Courf m The cGancey side thereof The 18Th day OF Az.
rust A. y ISIS serrn, AMI summons having been issued
thereOl according 90 law
Not therefore hereby given 20 sid defendant Aber
'tsne Poster unless you shan personally e and appe
ore d court, said term thereof 20 b held a. the Cour
lel- O. ''.-a IN said county, the second Monday o.
ctlir . -, $50. Cvhsn and where said summons =
sad pead, demrr except 10 said p
ii, r - tsSen inr confessed against you, SGD ne
natter. srd things therein Prsyed foT decd seeornsy'
tAAl.LEs .. HoON CierA.
GsoyCE ". V. BrAEE Scilsioc Ause+T
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500 FOR THE ROUND TRIP
FARM FOR SALE.

Situated twelve miles southeast OF OTTAWA seven miles
south Marseilles and six miles Grand Ridge sta
ton in the town of Grand Rapids containing 80 acres OF
the best land two good houses barn, cribs large
Orchard and never falling water. Terms easy. For paruc
uars apply pr. i. CURT, tie premises. or r. A.
schmidt, South Ottawa H. augG 3mos
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After tse first heat In the running race a match
was actten up between VIM. TaggarJs b z Bob
s,os-s-s anl c v-Ilarns' ? = a NcFa61en." for
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"Oh, so many fies.' Well, clean your hous'
by using the sticky fly paper which is kept b.
+. Y. Griggs.
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BOTTLED BEER.-For the bes. ,-t;led beer
call on Nitchclm IL Co.
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A few sizes Of those terge foxed button boot
for 50, at Child Il Phipps.
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Take notice! The stock that is being selected
by the veteran cothier Mr.. \. Frank, will soon
arrive. 4. FRANK IL Co.
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Two new lumber wagons for sale cheap fol
cash, at LoCkwood's.
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Good spring wheat -four, $500 per hundred
pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills
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Fine underwear, white shirts, and colored
shirts for working men, cheap, at A. Frank Cos
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A few sizes of those serge foxed button boot
for ~, at Child ~ Phipps'.
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To those WAC smoke-E. Y. Griges has just re
ceiycd frcst stock Of imported cigars.
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purse of so, which was won by Bob Howard
in the time of 533l,
WEDNESDAY.
The races opened with free for all PAGERS, for
purse of 400; ;23j to first, Sl25 to second, and
$50 to third. This was quite an exciting race,
six heats being paced before it could he decided.
Lady Elgin took the first two heats in 2:219l and
2:!i. In the first quarter Of the third heat Lady
Elgin broke badly and fell more than dozen
lengths in the rear bat she settled down to bus
iuess, and displayed a wonderful burs, of speed
and came in a good third. In the last half mile
Of the fourth heat her hind foot caught in her
front boot and she went down like shot, turn.
ing complete somersault, the sulky and
driver going with her. She lay SO still that cv-
cry one supposed she had broken her neck but
afterward it was ascertaincd that she was only
stunned and badly shaken. The driver had his
shoulder dislocated. Sucker State took the
fonrth, fifth, and sixth heats and the race
Following is the
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TINE: 2:3534, !:3gI4 2:34I4, 2'32
The second division of the three-mlnute race
then trotted, There were IS entries.
The following is the
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Warranted winter wheat -four, $3.50 per hun
drcd, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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Safe for Sale

A good Herring safe, weighing 1850 lbs, for
sale cheap ut Osman Il llapeman's.
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ladies slippers for SOC, Toe. ana Il, at Child
* PhipP>'.
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AarrteD.

AZ Otwa, on Tie 18Th inst by the Rev W. II. spers.
SAMUEL WORKS. Esq, Of Peoria, 70 Mrs. ELLkS BOD.
NEI, daughter of Hon. Cesar A. Rodney, OF Delaware.
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SUMMARY

TINE: 2:SSi4, 24l13, 1861, 2:35,
The 2:43 race was then called, but could not be
Communicated
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SUMMARY:
Z. X. Wormley entered b. q.
Fred Worney ......... dis.
Paul Walters entered b. q.
Sucker State..........4
Vim. Wand entered b. e. Sha-
ker Boy .......,........3 5 .
A. j. Brown entered Cotton
Picker. .................5 5 3
J. w. Phillips entered 5. e.
Toledo. ...:..........2 dis.
Dr. Wilson entered < IN. Lady
EiEl III '..''..' ...........l ulS.
TINE: 2;2794, 2;27, 2:30]9, 2:S94, 2;3S4, 24l
Owing to the time occupied with the pacing
race, the. regular programme for the day could
not be followed out, and the next race called was
for the 2?9 class OF trotters for purse Of 500;
$3.50 to first; Sl15 to second $40 20 third. There
were eight horses started and the race was very
evenly contested,
Following is the
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SUMMARY:
c. NJ. Brown entered 9, e. Phil Sher-
luan ','''..'.'. ............'...l D
j. w Jacobs entered b. e. Wild Oats.7 g 9 dis.
6. J. Fuller entered r. 9. Prince....0 l |
q. X Dogan entered b, g Young
MAJ uH''.''''. '..,.,....,....S ulS,
J. Murphy entered g. IN. LADY H...4 3 S
q. Redteld entered &. III. Lady Girls
c. ". Phillips entered b. IN. Amy BIZ T 3 2
&. Foster entered bl. G. Scotland. 20 6
TINE: 2;3O, 2:30, OBS, 2;3O14, 2:9l.
There being so many entries in the three-min
ute race, the horses had TO be divided into two
fields. Only one heat of the first section was
trotied, which was taken by Judge Whitney.
THURSDAY.
About 1000 people were upon the ground tc
witness the races. The unfnished'secti of the
three minute race was called at 10 A. NJ. Owing
to the large number Of entries, the judges divid-
ed it into two divisions The Driving Park as.
ISOLATION kindly added $500 to the original
purse, making two purses of $3.50 each to be con,
tested for. There were II entries, Judge Whitney
selling as fayorite in the pools.
The following is the
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SUMMARY
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May 20-tf
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IN account II : starving family N :
country ~ ~islr - thiA and ~~l~s'iAliy IN :
fruitful rsgson Ike ,he w~es. r~a.la s,rsn9~.
Alnlasl inc,~slihle. 4 kxnsA. City paper
tells that mAn lately enier~si Aonr slors
Il l~~r summit and NJ. II the ssorsk~erer
10 s<ll him sack ii slMar VI credit, ~ his
family ~As starving. aud h. had no ,no,s~y.
The man % the store refused 10 Awesls %
the terms. That VAS business. Tn cus-
sosner turned ~ leave. and e~iain. : sAck II
6onr hastily carried Il out, thF~w \ Into III
~axM.. And rssadly drcve On - hI~ hcrss
In ,he country. Aa ollcvr was di@lMschssi
AFTER IN Thief. Tlse farmer hcAa ,l~ lNase
rusr homo. Tia ollisSr went into the ias1n-
hour~. and there hc aa~ ~ emariAtsd 10
man and .hr~~ or f.a' lttls alArvellngs ~
dn. Are.Md Tho sAcA eating r~w Aonr. AMA
there sas the thief lu,kins u tlssm wisA
trArr II joy In his eyer. 'lts oo1rse -
tnrnssl ~islA.as making an srs~r,. and told
tie slo,~k~~,~r that - would hass % ~
ru,n~ts~ly ~lrc 10 sh that toh u hs sttll
wanted Il .l"ns. Th~ AMlr M~r.l,Ans thought
no would trust that man. That wHs
charity.
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CllrvuA W,xa> ot fowix.-C Clipping ~
wings VI fowls 10 ia~ssns their ayin9 = ,
ascsrs&ry operation sometimes. hat nsvse
sscsssar4ly di.iigarin., u Rsaeraily u
hoWsvsr, since th~ fAr,n.r's shs~ss almost
always nsaks clean sweep VI oil ths qaillA
e1s1 - ugly wing 10 Tim result. Dsaiisa ths
egllNss@, shsrv Av Also other Disadvantages
= sssch s~ssiAng operation. 4 setting -
ssss ~ ou.sr snd u hsr wing . rseaia
~ sege under her In place, end thoas asas
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only tst,a ~ f@@tl,-,~ partly ~ With =
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end Il ahewa I'M. i.,l~ when ~ wing =
elassd. and doss mt disk.urs tn fowl. md
lsts shs wind Through. - = = pssvsat
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