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DONNELLY'S
Hotel

This elegant hotelwin reopen May LIST, refurnished
and renovsted for the season. -
Located % It 10 immediately upon the fails and
having within is enclosures the beautiful glen Of the
Mfnnehaha with its magnificent groves, It is with
Minnesota. 3 '-1. q.
The hotel Is kept strictly nrst and guests are
accommodated on either the American or European
plan. i99a n sTI a s. -.
The Table d. Hote and Parior Restaurant win be
found convenience to trsnsients.- As "a
The grounds have disposed In picturesque loca-
lions, handsome pavtIions and arbors, where ices
and light refreshments are served. IN
AZ stated times the celebrsted Great Western Band
will be in attendance. E@l9sl.sf sits.f5 q. o7-1aB
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Fire Department Parade.

A meeting of the fire department was held
at headquarters last night, to make arrange
ments for the department parade to take
place July 1st, at which time the volunteer
fire department will disband. "A committee
consisting OF the chief engineer and
assistant and one member from each COM
pany, was appointed to arrange for the pa
rade. The line of march will be as short as
it can be made. It will take in all the engine
houses.
The committee on arrangements are Chief
Bracket, Assistant Engineers Frederick and
Mullin, Hugh Kinsley, s. F. Mcdonald,
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THE COURTS.
D D3sts.i Of Court.
Before Judge Young.1

aae b District Court. $50
20 Before Judge Young. 44 a. sstii
JURY CASES.
In the Pinney will case, E. E. Baldwin,
iSolo1l Armstrong. L. r. Plurr,rnsr and John
Rollins were examined. .s ,sss{s ~. s. ag
2s W., Y Before Judge vanderburgh.l a see 81 u, !.
Nels. p. Peterson and Charles j. Swanson
vs.. David Ellsworth, ct al. Tried and sub
mitted. The call for to-day is 1890. VA .,.s 1
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MINNEAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS
Minneapolis Rat1road Tome Table.

Minneapolis s. st. Louis Railway---Short
Line Iowa Route via Burlington.
NEW LINE BETWEEN MINNEAPOLIS, ST.
PAUL AND CHICAGO VIA. CEDAR RAPIDS.
Short line via Burlington-Ru Running through ex-
press trains with Pullman palace car sleepers to st
Louis without change, % miles shorter. than any
other zz4Ea - szs-sfsye
Chicago Express-Leavs daily, Sunday excepted,
10 .. m. arrive daily, Sunday excepted, 40 p. M
Connected also at Chsska to and from al points on
Hastings Dakota railway. ssz 1
Passengers at St. Paul leave by st. Paul & Pacific
railroad at 9:l0 q. m., connecting at Minneapolis
with above express train for Chicago.
Passengers for st. Paul arriving at Minneapolis at
40 M, arrive In st. Paul via st. Paul Pacific
railroad at z 10 p. m.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway.
Passenger Depot foot Of Jackson street Ticks,
aid Freight Office Southeast: Corner OF Third aud
jackson streets. Thompson Petsch, Ticket Agenta,
st. Paul.
TRAINS. LEAVE ARRIVE.
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Johnsons Summer Garden Theatre, the
'bo,s" variety show in the city, is crowded
every night with delighted audiences.
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Probate Court.
Tl- d.

Probate Court. s:iss -, a41
Before Judge Real
In the matter of the estate of John Paul.
Notice Of appeal from report of commis;
sioners fled and appeal bond filed and ap-
proved. HEB ID 4.
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CTRAYED-Trom 2s South First street, : rcd COW
y with spotted face; one horn partly broken OF.
Any information Of her whereabouts WIN be thank
fully received by JOHN CARROLL, Minneapolis.
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Municipal Court.
before Judge Cooley.

Before Judge Cooley
l State vs.. Joseph Abrams, J. Leppa, Anton
Cole, g. r. Anderson, James sweeny, A.
Thomley and Lawrence Halling; keeping,
saloons open after II o'clock P. NJ, in viola
ton of the State law. Fined $40 each.
State vs.. Fred Curtis; drunkenness. Dis
ch arqed. 5s
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-OO111nIssIUI NAeTCnstI1Cs.
LavKRPooL. June "a, 10 A. M.-Wheat firm
Floating cargoes quieter. Cargoes passage quiet
The trade IL, has suffered depression e,w-
ing TO the large supplies from the United States
Weather in England showery.
NEW York, June "a, II 100 a. x.-Corn dull; no
sales Wheat generally stronger; clique bullng
springs.
NEW YORK. june a., 1880 P. x-wheat
stronger; No. 2 held at 030a5c: winter higher.
New YORK, June a, 1895 r. NJ Corn weak
and lower, Wheat, June cash strong; oornered.
August weak and lower. &
4 New sYoRK, June "a, 1 100 p. x.-wheat
unsettled; No. held at $1.0a; NO. held at 94095o
winters hiQher. 4
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Fritz Williams, James Henry, james Status,
F. Hall, L. Letter, W. Curtis, Nicholas Phil


= Several committees were appointed on ar
rangements and will meet at lOA. n. Friday
to report progress. II
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TRAINS. .
River Division.

River Division
Through Chicago & East.
ern Express. -. /.
Through Chicago l. East
ern Express. ............ .
Iowa and Minnesota Div
Prairie du Chen, Milwau-
kee and Chicago EXPRESS
st. Louis h Kansas City Ell
do do do
OwatonnS Accommoda tion
81. Paul aud Minneapone
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MARKETS IN DETAIL.
The following quotations giving the range Of the
markets during the day were received by
M RTON. N DOR e & Co.,,
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RENTEs-116f s21lc.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MnwAuKE1, June q. Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat opened steady and No higher, and closed
cash strong; futures barely steady; No. hard
$l.O7h; No. 2, l02;. June Ok |; July g7hc: sAu.
gust 92Ac; No. 9, 60xc; No. 4, 74c; rejected 6aAc
Corn unchanged; good demand; No. ?, $500, Oata
lover; lover; No: 2. S2xo: Rye firm; M No; To- ss@5sNe
quiet and essy mess pork quiet at $3.50 cash. Lard
primo steam $40. Hogs easier but not quotably
lower at $3 .6t@S85. Freights wheat to Buffalo "a
2hc. Receipts, 9229 barrels Hour; g., $50 busheia
wheat. shipmeats, 672 barrels dour; 0820 bush
els wheat. - ~. -3l
CHICAGO. June 24.-Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat active, arm and higher; No. Chicago spring
$!.oo cash; 97xo July; 9l1h@slxc August; No.
Chicago spring ITO. Corn, fair demand, at lower
Oats dun and nominal; easier; slAo cash; saKc
July; 294o August. Rye and barley steady and un-
changed. Pork steady; fair demand; $3.50 cash ;
S8099.e2N July; o.92kV19 .s5 August. Lard easier;
$6. .l006.l2H cash and July; 6.2O&D8. .22H August
b Bulk meats steady and unoh.need. Whisky steady:
1900 barrels -four; 2Ds,O0I bushels wheat; l93,
0OO bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats 3 66 600
bushels rye; 1900 bushels barley. Shipments. 49,
500 barrels hour; $1,000 bushels wheat; $4,000
rye: 5000 bushels barley.
Closing prices Wheat firm and unchanged Corn
firm and unchanged. Oats easier. Pork frmer but
not quotably higher. Lard steady and firm
CHICAGO. june 21:-The Drovers' Journal reports
nSs %saa,o shipments
S9S; one lot 400; closed shade better. Cattle re-
etpts 40O shipments 700; choice heavy shipping
hrm; 4.6t05. 10; good grade 4.40014. 20; medium
and grassers dull shade easier: 10 butchers
steady: cows 2.60@3.0o; bulls 2. .3@3.0O; Texans
unchanged: 3.00@3.25; yards well cleared. Sheep,
receipts ZOO; shipments 7.15; unchanged; 2.761
$50. - ~
N.w xoHK, June 74.-ootton barely steady at 12x
hAb GS~kA> a. S. l.
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st. JOHNS Day Celebration In Min
-Address to the Mayor and hts Response
r-ErcslrsiOas to White Bear. 49, sES &
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-26

Last July fellow on the west side, WHO had
been running a saloon an old landmark, first
opened years ago. shut up tic place as saloon,
drank up the remnant. OF his stock, and buying
stock of flour with lis available funds, sat
down to a shoe maker, bench and cobbled
while waiting for trade But the trade came not
total abstinence people passed and rc-passed
but his only buyer was himself. When the last
sack OF flour was gone, key Of whskcy and a
quartcr-barrel of beer were set up on the coun.
ter; the greasy cards were hauled out again,
and where once was sold that which makes the
staff Of life is located OF the nasic.t saloons
in the town. But "a man must live, notwith.
standing the temperance cause.
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High SCliWOl.

The first year of the Ottawa High School under
township auspices is soon To close, and the peo-
pie have had fair opportunity of Judging what
the school promises to be like. The test thus
far, we believe all are ready to admit. has been
satisfactory. The school has averaged IN the
nciglborhood Of 80 pupils, has in spite Of adj
verse circumstances rs to quarters, &c, been
we'll conducted, and on scale of expenses to
leave nothing to complain Of OF the pupils a
large proportion were from outside and paid tut
ton, helping materially. to lessen RAINING cN
pcnscs, aud experience thus far has demonstrated
that had the school sufficient room, this outside
attendance would increase SO rs to go far towards
paying the teachers The present quarters Of
the school, however, in the basement Of the Con-
grc~ationa Church, are wholly inadequate to ac-
commodatc any such outside attcndancc-indeed
will not he sufficient to hold the scholars Of Of
taYa township alone next year, unless the grade
is raised
The need OF new school building is therefore
absolute, and 1t was to "tall, the matter up And
devise some way of erecting such building that
a number of "lcading citizens" met at the Cliff
ton Hotel Oh Monday evening. The township di.
rectors were present ut that meeting and candid
ly explained the situation how year ago the
city had voted ST 900 to erect 4 school building !;
how they had voted to locate it on Shabbena
Square and how, that square not being availa-
BILE the board had agreed on certain terms to To-
cate the building on the south side: but how, on
account of the general dissatisfaction with that
location, they had been unable to borrow money,
.Sc.
After great deal Of talk pro and con-, Henry
Mayo offered the following resolution, which was
adopted
RSoltgd, That il Is the sense Of this meeting
that the Trustees do call an election for the pur-
pose of submitting the proposition TO the voters
of the township Of voting the additional sum Of
s.s0OO to aid in the erection of suitable school
buildings ard purchasing school site for high
school.
The directors agreed that if this sum was voted
regarding the vote Of $4,000 last summer as
null and yoid-they would locate the school at
some satisfactory point" in the lst ID or Sd
ward.
We are not advised whether the township di.
rcctors will call an election to vote on this sum-
but presume they will The amount i, pretty
large, but it will necessarily cost considerable
proportion of it to buy the ground. and to erect
building to accommodate at least three hundred
pupils, which is the lowest number that ought
to be figured on, will cost considerable money,
unless it is proposed to waste money on mere
temporary she'll
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Mr. Constine Messinc, of Grand Ridge, informs
us that or Tuesday last his children and two OF
his men were taken sick, having been poisoned
with ''trichina." The poison came from bologna
sausage which was purchased, he says, at Woods.
This case goes to show that notwithstanding the
general belief to the contrary, bologna eating is
not safe. The sausage is made in great part of
beef with portion Of pork for flavor, the pork
being supposed to have been cooked before be-
iHg made into sausage. What particular shop
the sausage comes from is of no consequence, as
they all make it in the same way. Ifyou do eat
bologna, eat it only after it has been, say, toasted
or otherwise cooked over hot fire which will
kill the poisonous parasite
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-26

Many parents labor under the mistaken i'm
preston that their children must all pass through
the ordeal known as children's diseases, and, as
they sometimes express il, the sooner the better.
A child is no more subject to disease lin fact less
so) than an adult if the proper precautions are
taken to regulate its diet and keep the system
ceansed by appropriate medicines. BY this we
do not mean an habitual dosing with purga-
tives. Such practice would weaken the infant
system 50 that it could not resist the attacks of
disease, and would also prove ruinous TO its
physical constitution. But moderate, occasion
al use of an efficient Alternative, or bloodpurcr,
would almost absolutely insure the child's sys-
TEN against disease, besides greatly promoting
its vigor and strength. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal story is unexcelled as an Alternative, and will
prove a very etfectual preventive of these dis
eases.
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null \ Bartel>

Are at the front again; and are now opening the
largest and finest line of STRAW GOODS ever
shown in this market, aud they cannot be eN-
ceIled anywhere on the goods they handle.
LOOK At THESE PRICES;
\ good straw hat for lOc.
An extra good straw hat for PIC.
splendid straw hat for sc.
4 stylish straw hat for sc.
An elegant straw hat for Sl.uO.
Call and see their stylish Manila Siraws for
-. ~ To sou.
And the handle IL stylish and correct styles
- can bc found east or west. In wool goods they
Tan sell YOU
Good boys hat for SOc
OR a good everyday hat for DC.
An other STYLES At rroporticnately low prices.
non't huy until you have seen their new goods
IN all line..
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Personal.

Albert W. Hard will go to Chicago as attorney
in the NV, L. Il. land Office
On May 1, W. c. Ralc, a former popular gro
ceryman OF this city, will enter into partner
ship with Nj Geo. Bennett a; 10 La Sale ST. o
course, the new firm will be a success.
Hon. p. C. Hayes will accept our thanks for
copy OF the Congressional Directory, iGth Con
gress.
Mr. and Mrs Lorenzo Leland have returned to
Ottawa after visit of several weeks with their
children in Edorado IA
c. G.. Cushing, Princeton, made Ottawa and
his many friends here visit last Sunday
Matthew Sorap, Piper City, once of this coun-
ty made u, q call thi, week,
B. Il. Reynolds. All old settler in this county,
now resident Of Monticello, Ind, was in town
this week
Walter Reeves, well aud fayorably known
lawyer practicing at this bar with residence at
Strcator, has removed to Ottawa
Rev, G. B. Barnes and Rev f. Z. Nash were
unable to preach on last Sunday evening because
of Throat troubles
State Senator ). r. Lewis made us pleasant
call on Monday. He deserves to have it men
toned IN his favor that he has spent but two or
three Sundays away from Springfield during the
session thus far, and took part in none Of the dis
graceful dcudhcad junlietngs over the state in
the carrier part Of the session.
c. B. Hayward, Joliet SVn, Cal Farley, Joliet
Sigooi, and J. " Bailey, Princeton HcpuJiilan,
honorcd our sanctum with call on Tuesday. All
seem to have come to Ottawa to talk over the
circuit Judge business with our political heads of
messeS
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Business on the canal continues dull owing
to the backward condition OF the lake route.
Most of the grain going through here still stops
at Joliet Oats especially stop at Joliet, to feed
the large oatmll located there. This week Is,
900 bushels from De Pue were billed to that city,
as well 40 most Of those from Ottawa Tie man
ayers, however, believe that hereafter most Of
the grain will 90 to Chicago. Thus far Ottawa
has shipped about 90 900 bushels Of corn, and
$1,000 of oats
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Last week f.. {. Lewis hired tramp To work
for him on his farm in Deer Park. On Sunday
the fellow disappeared from the place, and at the
same time two robes, pruning knife and anoth-
er knife turned up missing, The FELLOW
came With his plumber to Ottawa, where he sold
the robes to Dennis Dwycr for meal OF Nictuas
and - cents in cash. Tom Brennan, hearing oi
the fellows being here with suspicious property,
instituted a search for him, finding the robes on
Monday bu, not the man. who had disappeared
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That Opening.

The annual spring "opcnngs' at Mrs. Gregg
millinery rooms are always u sort of gala day
with ladies young and old. The opening OF
all day SO long as the heavens were fair the rooms
were full of visitors. To the initiated nothing is
more surprising than the fertile imagination OF
milliners and inventors of new styles of ladies
head coverings Each year has had its surpris
cs in this line but never before, We believe, were
Mrs. Grcggs. The styles are infinite, perhaps
but Mrs Gregg selected the cream OF the shapes
and trimming them in her inimitablc way pre-
sents the perfection Of such styles as the Mar
chioness," lovely and much worn hat; the
Hyde Park" the "Pinaiore''-as the girl OF the
period would!say-''a daisy" the Marguerite
the handkerchief charming for croquet or
opera wear; the Carmen rs coQucttlsh a.
Carmen and as charming; the 'Fayal;" and
many others. These were all in stock, manutac-
turcd by Mrs. Gregg and not borrowed for the oc-
casion. 1t would be folly TO attempt to describe
them but really We never saw anything pretticr
than this display OF trimmed hats. Indeed, she
has everything beautiful in her line, suitable for
anv are from the babe TO the old lady; and what
with great assortment of the finest class oil
flowers, ribbons of all possible shades and de-
signs of the latest make, untrimmed frames,
t,, she presents the fastidious maid or matros
with every thing or any thing to charm the eye
or satisfy her deepest lodgings
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ClrDetS.

Another lot Of new carpets received this week
at Scott Bros. & Co's-somc very handsome and
new designs, cannot be found in any other store
in the city. Now l. the time for housckeepcrs to
buy their carpets. We sell them ,,jY rb.oD, and
arc mliing a great "'oHy. come eoriy and get a
handsome carpet, and make your homes bcauti-
tut Respectfully, SCoTT BRoS " Co.
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On last Friday night the dwelling house OF
Mr.. II. Steinmeyer, in the southeast corner OF
South Ottawa, took fire and burned to the
ground. The cause was inccndiarsm-suppose
as only lamp was burning in the house. The
family were all away, Mr.. 5. in Peoria, his family
over in town. The fire department responded
promptly, and drawing water from a flooded eel
lar and cistern did what they could to cXtinguish
the flames, but the entire house was ablaze when
the alarm was given. Loss on house and con-
tents (nearly all of which was loss about 81,
600; insurance, in Phoenix, $1,000.
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The property of the Ottawa Manufacturing Co.,
the company that erected the dam swindlc or
water power fraud was sold on Wednesday last
hy the trustee under his trust deed. The proper
" was held for So, 900 loaned 10y the Newark N.
j. Savings Bank, and was purchased by one
Hubbcll for s4,055. The property includes both
dam sites, work already done, and 80 acres Of
land.
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Millinery Openinp,

On Tuesday and Wednesday next, Mrs Fccny
will hold her annual spring millinery opening at
her rooms in Walther's Block Her room, are
filled with an elegant line of trimmed hats, rib
bons feathers, piece goods Of the latest styles,
etc. al of which cannot fail to please. All are
invited TO attend on either day when special
pains will be taken to entertain all
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-26

One of the most attractive stocks Of spring
goods showing in this city is that at LynchS. In
point Of quantity Of goods and satisfactory prices
it is hard to find a superior 1t includes all IA.
yoritc and fashionable dress goods, trimmings.
shawls, notions, omcstics-evcrything also a
fine stock OF carpets, etc. All invited To call.
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a very attractive line of Ladies' Suits in calico,
lawn, linen and brocadc. They are very cheap.
Please call and examine them.
New stock of Parasos, new styles in Bunting,
Brocadc, Grcnadnc--at Ipriccs You can afford
to buy ut.
Remember, cotton goods at old prices all the
time; that means we can't be beat.
II IIr,t
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Fine stray hats at VI. stietel Il Cos,

Mr.. John Mahoney, living back Of Judge Ga
ton. deer parks, has been in the habit lately o
going through the park to his work to save time
On last Friday nc went through the park As
usual, leaving the gate, though atchcd unlock
ed. Along IN the afternoon his three boys, aged
eight, ten and fourteen years, playing in
the deer park there are two parks, one for deer
and one for elk / and while there were attacked
by buck OF the Mexican deer species. The boy
John, aged ten years, was thrown down and
frightfully Iored until his elder brother stout,
courageous lad, seized the brute by the horns and
began tu,sle with him, divcrting his attention
from his brother. Their cries brought thcr mo-
their 10 the scene. whom also the deer attacked
and knocked down. The fight wa, endangerng
the lives Of all, when fortunately farmer named
OD)nnell appeared with a CLUB, before whom
the enragod animal rctrCated. Johnny was car
ricd home and physicians called, hut his wounds,
were fatal, and notwithstanding their efforts to
save the lad, he died on last Saturday evening.
The otAcro escaped with slight wounds. Mr. Ma
honey attaches no blame for the accident to any
one except himself who left the gate Of the park
unlocked, allowing any one to enter; which is
not the custom Of the owner or the keeper of the
parks. Some are disposed to ceusurc the Judge
for keeping such animals; vet We might with
equal Justice blame a railroad for killing u man
who deliberately threw himself down on the
track ana allowed the train To pass over him.
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scott Bros. y Co.
DRESS FABRICS,
ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES.

pkl.>N fNbtl' :.
NrrRNCrNE NOVELTIES,
NEWEST SPRING AND II MINER STYLES,
We nave HOW on our counters and are daily
opening the richest and most stylish dress goods
Of foreign and home manufacture, many of which
are original ia effect and design and confined
exclusively to our trade for this market, In col.
oungs (Which axe Of great Importance this sea-
som our assortment i cYQuistcly complete. In
French fabrics:
Cachcmi. Cordcs Bcrc and Shooda-.
Satin Damasac and Brocadcs to match,
DamasSc Beige Noycau.
Satin Raves, BrOcades Persian,
Rayuro SOies, Armurcs, Foucs, &c, tvc.
our Noumjay Dress GoodS Department contains
that is new.
Especial attention is called to a Inc of Dress
Goods at - %, - and 80 cents, which contains
the best values beyond comparison in the city.
Ladies are cordially invited to an early inspcc-
ton, whether desiring to purchase or not
Careful attention is given to the billin. OF or.
dcrs,
Samples promptly sent, onapplication, through
our "Mal Order Department" Respectfully,
SCoTr BRoS Il Co.
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Nobby hat, a, ". sticfcl X Coz.

The glad sunshine" ,a, the female novelist
hath it, poured down Oh Is this week IN true
June and July style, the thermometer on Tues
day Wednesday, Thursday and Yesterday reach
ing from ~ To - degree, in tie shade. An am
'i'lou, Hort tD rain was made Thursday night
hu, At this writing that tsJ..w''s. j. stir TO De
cnjoycd.