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The old man Bcndlgo keep, pretty sharp
eve on his daughter Mary, and many would
be lover has taken a walk after a few minutes
conversation with the Handkerchief parent.
The old man is stuck this time, however, ana
the cards are out for the wedding. After tae
lucky young man had been sparkling Mary
for about SIX months the old gentleman
stepped in as usual, requested a private contab,
and led oil with:
you seem like nice young man, and pei,
haps YOU are in love with Mary"
"Ycs | am was the honest reply.
Haven't SAID anything to her yet, have
you?"
swell, no; but think she recprocates my
affection"
Does, Ell? Well, let me tell you something
Her mother died IA lunatic and there's nc
doubt that Mary has inherited her insanity
I'm willing to take the chances" replied
the lover.
Eyes, but you see Mary has terrible temper
She has twice drawn Il knife on me with the
intent to commit murder"
"I'm used to thnt--gOt a sister Just like her "
was the reply.
"And YOU should know that | have sworn a
solemn oath never 10 give Mary cent Of my
property" continued the father
Well, I'd rather begin poor and build up.
There's more romance in It,"
The old man had one more shot IN his car
bine, and he said
perhaps | ought to tell you that Mary's
motherran away from my home with IA butcher,
and that all her relatives died in the poor
house. These things might be thrown up in
years, and now | warn YOU
"Mr. Bendigo," replied the lover "l'vc heard
all this before, and also that you were on trial
for forgery, had to jump Chicago for Bigamy,
and served Il year in State prison for cattle
stealing. I'm going to marry into your fami-
ly to give you "A decent reputation! There
no thanks-goodb bye
Mr. Bendigo looked after the young man
with his mouth wide open, and when he could
get his jaws together he said:
"Some internal hycna has went and given me
away on my dodge "'-DetrOH Free Press
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Aeyal.
H. T. GILBERT,

1TTVFUtY ~
SrApE OF ILLINOIS, la SABLE Co.'s
- In ne circuit court, JHle Term, 1919.
Carr W. BOswurh Schuyler Harris Justus Harris, jus
lcck, Lewis harris. Aa.on Harris, Allen L Cum ami
MARY T.. GUll.--IH thuNHrN.
Affidavit Of the nonrcsdcucc of SCHUYLER Harris JustiS
IccE and kansou harris implicated with the above named
defendants, having been died IN the clerk ulco9 the CIR
cG court of sud county! r,av' therefor, hereby slC 10
the said nonresident defendants that the complainant nlc
his h complaint said court, ON the chNnc'rN Sldc
thereof the lCh dog inrcrwhCr lSN and that ,rruro
summons Issued out Of .' court wherein said sat- l. now
pending: rcuruahc ihn ur,t Monday In the month Of
June next, rs IL by law required.
Now unless yui the said PRESIDENT defendants uhuv"
named. shall pen soHaN bc aud appear before sad circuit
Court she nrS dag Of the next term thereof 10 hr holden
ut OTTAWA in and for the said county me mrs Monday
in lur next, aud plead. answer ur ucluur Ia thr su
complainnnt's bin of complaint the and the matters
and Things therein charged and stated Will he taken as con
cscd and decree entered against You ur,ardhE 10 the
prayer of said bill kn>N ELI. W. HOLMES, 'l'fN.
Ottawa, Illinois, April 3d, 1879
HIRAM I. GILBERT, Cohpts Sol. HptS-iM
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]. C. CROKER.

L
MORTGAGE SAIL where's James hrn%"r,
" thy and JMe L. hcn%orthy III W!, q i i;r Gy o.
by their mortgage deed dated the first day of January ~
1874 (which mortgage deed was recorded IN me once OF ,e
Recorder of said La sale county. IN Book lS page - con
vcy the undersigned James Hastings, II SAID cty, thc
real and machinery hereinafter Described 10 secure
the payment of certain promssoy note bearing even ac
with said mortgage for the sum Of seven thousand dollars
order the said James Hastings Two years after the date
thereof with interest Mt the rate Of ten per cent per au'
And whereas It is provided in said mortgage decd in cast
Of c%S in =, ym ema o q" f s" mere h @ james
Hastings or his legal representative attorney after av
in I SoIIc cnnny nav sci Inc Said real estate and machn
cry or any part thereof and all right and equity tcdc
his wife their heirs, executors administrators or ASSN,
therein at public ycndnc to the highest bidder Tor GS
y. at the time appointed in such adyertstltht ana upon
cr deed or deeds for conveyance in fee Of the pemsG,
so sold and apply the proceeds sale first TO the payment
said Including attorneys fees; second, the amount due on
said note third the oyerpus or any TO me morgagorS
And whereas default has been made IN tine aSntl o
said note according to its terror and effect ,, ,,
vested in and by said mortgage deed the said James mas"
1879 the hour Of two o'clock NJ Of said day ~ me s9ni,
of the Court House, in Ottawa in sad county sc, ~
nubc ycudnr the highest and best bidder for cash. the
real and machinery described as follows to VIII:
five. in block ihrty.sx in Vests Addition Mendoza nj
noi, Washington street Theme north on IN" % nv s'
right angles 10 the line OF said alley lot seven in SAID
block seventy corner thence south and parallel u
said alley sixty feet thence west AT right angles 10 san aS
ten feet thence south again parable! to the line OF SAID acy
on lot six in said block eighty feet, thence west AGAIN al
right angles said alley thirty feet thence south aralc u
the line of said alley on lot i've in said block eighty ct 70
the line of said Washington street thirty feet to the pace
of beginning and all the machinery therein both fixed and
Oyeabc and all the right and equity of redemption OF INC
said James Kcnworthy and Jane L. Kcnworthy his wife
therein. g.. ...... $500.
The purchaser will deed for said property upon
payment of the amount for which the same Is s0IM,
JAMES HASTINGS,
Dated March 10, 1879 Mortgagee'
n rpn Sal'r
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BUCGET OF FUN.
Careful Mr.. striker.

In case you want to send box or parcel IL
the house the twenty five cent express wagons
are very handy things but your directions may
not always hC understood Mr.. Striker had
had his parcel carted all over town, then left
at police station and once when he sent Il
wagon after stove needing repairs the man
brought back twomch anger and set OF
harness. When he sent him back with them
the driver missed the house entirely ana lei'
the article, at Il school house, Therefore, when
Mr.. Striker wanted 10 send up parcel yeSter
day forenoon, he approached m eYpresSman
and began
sir, my name Is striker
yes sir"
II spell it Striker"
YES, 50 do ~
II live ut 49G Blank street
YES, know"
NV house is II brick, three trees in the front
ward. iron fence. bay window, stone dog in the
yard, and name ON the doorplate.'
YES. sir can go right there sir"
II want this bundle taken up said Mr.
Striker.
"les, sir"
"Rcmcmbcr The place, 49G Blank street, y
cautioned Mr. Striker
All, but couldn't drive right to the house
in the darkest night Of the year, WAS the IN.
dlgnant answer, rs the man drove off
After driving one block he turned around
and put the whip 10 his horse until he overlook
Mr. Striker, when he called ont;
WAS II 800 YOU told ;lc, cause was think.
ing of my sick wife and the numner flew out
of my mind"
"i0G. YOU IDIOT" yelled Mr.. Striker rs he
wheeled around Here it is on this card"
ayes, sir, and can find it like Il book"
In about an hour the man appeared at tue
door, and inquired for Mr. Strokcr, and Mr.
Striker Immediately demanded if that parcel
had been delivered.
"Ah! YOU are the man was looking for!
couldn't find your house, Mr. Stroker"
"Sroker YOU human hyena-my names
Striker"
ais it? Then made mistake. Striker
Strlkcr-l'l remember it if ii kills me. EN.
cuse me, sir but | never got confused before
and I'm all right now"
The man ratified away at Il furious pace, and
Mr. Striker saw no more of him until reaching
home TIE nan was waiting for him three
doors below and at once began
"Mr, Stocks, they say you dour live here,
and they WON axe the parcel
stocks Why, I'll Kill you! NJ, name is
Striker"
as it? Wei, that heats me"
"Tnls isn't NY house, of course. Wy house
4g6. Didnn | give you the number on a
ardy'
"Why, YES, OF course Dear me, but how
confused | am, No wonder / thought your
name was Slocum instead of s"-Dc'roii
FIRE. Press
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NJ. T. MOLONEY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., l.


- In TIE Ci,cHit court. J3iHc tttUt 1873
william + McInturf rs. Margaret Jane Mclnuri.-H
ChuRcetH. ...
AFFIDAVIT OF the residence ui Margaret Jane Mcnu
the above named defendant having been Med in IN" clcrE
Office of the Circuit Court OF said county notice Is therefor,
hereby given to Che said nonresident defendant that The
complainant filed his hill of complaint in said court on the
chancery side thereof, the 2sth day OF March ls and
said suit il now pending. returnabc on the hrSt Monday
IN the month of June next. rs Is by law required.
Now unless the said nonresident defendant upNt
named shall personally be and appear before said Crca
Cont ON the day term thereof To he holden
at Ottawa In and for the said county, on the hst Monday
in june next. and plead. answer or dcnu 10 tc SAID
cumpainant's bill OF complaint the same and the matters
and things therein charged and stated vi" he taken rs con
cSscd and decree entered against YOU according 10 tht
PRAYER "A said bill ROSWELL HOLMES, Clerk.
n r Wn5ovry COMMITS SO'r marl9-iw
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Horses should be watered in the morning
before they are fed \ full drink of water I'M
mediately after beng fed is sure way of pro
ducing indigestion, if not inflammation. When
water is drank by horses, the bulk of 1t goes
directly to the large intestines and little OF it
is retained in the stomach. Some old and
worthless horses, by way Of experiment, were
fed with split peas, and then supplied with
water Immediately before being killed. 1t
was found that the water had carried the peas
from fifty TO sixty feet into the intestines,
where no digestion took place at all
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The small band of Ponca Indians, captured
while endeavoring to escape from the Indian
territory to their old reservation in Dakota,
are now in Omaha. Last Monday they had II
formal interviiw with Gen Crook, and begged
pitifuly 10 he allowed To return to their tromer
nome in Dakota. The Indian territory, they
SAID was so unhealthy that one hundred and
| fflyscvcn Of them had died there. The eli
mate did not suit them; they could not live
there; they had tried it faithfully and found II
was no place for them. Standing Bear, the
chief, made this address which needs no com
mcnt:
MY FRIENDS AND BRoTuERS;-l am now
with the soldiers and officers. want 10 90
| back to my old place north. want to save
myself and my tribe. My brothers, 1t seems
TO me us il stood IN front of Il great prairie
! fire, | would take up my babies and run to
save their lives: or rs if | stood on the brink
! OF AN overlooking river, and would take my
people and fly to higher ground. Oh, my
brothers, the Almig hty looks down on me and
knows what am, and knows my words. May
the Almighty send good spirit to brood over
yOu, my brothers to move You To help me. II
Il white man had land, and some one should
swindle him, he would try 10 get it back, ana
you would not blame him. Look on me, Take
pity ON me, and help me To save the lives OF
the women and children. Ny brothers, pow
er which can't resist crowds me to look down
to the ground | need help.
IL have been wandering around for three
years | have lost all my property. My con
slant thought is, What man has done this ?
OF course / cannot say No. Whatever they
say must do muN dO Il. know you
have an order to send us to Indian territory,
and we must obey it. ! have this request to
make: The great father orders us to 90 back
to the Indian territory. He should give us
some money to pay our expenses and buy such
things rs we need on the way. Half OF my
people are sick, and Of course they will die be
fore they will get there, and they must be
buried | wish the great father would give us
money! to pay the necessary expenses
Gen. Crook replied as follows:
"All we can do Is to give you what rations
you will require on the way down. You Will
be permitted to take all your stock with you,
and YOU can 90 slowly II is a very disagree
able duty to send you down there, but | must
obey orders"
The Poncas will 90 back-to die of disease
or inconsistencies. The governments orders
must he obcyed, and upon the governments
shoulders rests the responsibility Of as cruel
an edlct as ever was issued. Nemesis sleeps,
but will some day awake to do its work OF re-
ributivc justrc.->t. Lo'tjS RcpHJ|icdn.
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The massachusetts, PloughmaH says: Skimm
ed milk, and even lobbered milk, Will make
chicks grow wonderfully fast. Boiled pota
toes are also excellent for them, and if chopped
into hash with some refuse meat, nothing de
lights them more unless it Is Il fat angle worm
Like all other animals, chickens like variety
OF food, and their taste should be gratitied
Among other things they like fresh grass
Few farmers seem to be aware what Tram
niVOrONe AriMnl n hen is.
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As proof of the humidity given to the at.
mospherc by trees, experiments show that the
"Washington elm at Cambridge, Mass, with
Its 100000 square feet of leaf surface, transpir
cs seven and three-quarters tons of watcry va
por in twelve diurnal hours Of clear weather
From this it is inferred that grove, consist
ing of five trees each with "A leaf surface equal
to that of the elm mentioned, would return to
the atmosphere 1915 tons of aqueous vapor in
twelve hours
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What is the difference between the best new
railroad track and the worst old yarn: One Is
steel rail and the other i reel stale. Don't
fail to note the exquisite double entendrc on
the word reel Is related To- warm
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TO clear ciStcrn water add two ounces pow
dcred alum and two ounces boraN to a twenty
barrel cistcrn of rain-water that is blackcncd
or oily. and in few hours the sediment will
settle and the water be clarified and fit for
washing and even for cooking purposes.
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G, Il. BRUSH,


4 NIlNISrRArOR'S SALE. or kENL
~ ESIATE.-By virtue of an order ana decree of llc
County Court of La Sale county, Illinois, made IN" petit
ton Of the Undersigned Charlie II. Brush AGm. rllr
de bOHiN RO with the will annexed, Of the estate oi c
ard inornC deceased for leave Ia sell the real estate ~ %
deceased NJ the March term ~ 1919 Of said court 10 VIII
the Wcuiy.nnth day Ot March lN,H snH, On the
third day OF May next between the hours OF ten o'clock IN
the forenoon amt ucUck Ia The AFTERNOON 81 sat. udJ
10 wit nj one o'clock in the afternoon. sell II public sale AT
the door of the county court house IN OTTAWA IN SAID
county, real described follows, 10 VIII Ihe
half Of lot six ana lots scNr eight nnc, ten ana tue
half of lot eleven all IN block seventeen, IN Green
Addition the Town city o! ottawa also lot SIX, ~
block four in Walkers Addition I" the I9wn nov city OF
Ottawa also ius -N, and t,sn m DOCK TWO, ~ Ma
sons Addition the City OF Ottawa; also lot SIN IN block
four in Sangers Addition ottawa also nine ana Obll
acres of lot three the half of the northeast quarter ui
section eight IN township thirtyonc north IN ragr thrrc
east of the third principal meridian; and also lot Two, IN
block twcntvsN in subdivision of ten lot i've in Peru
all of the above lots and lands situate in la Sale county,
Illinois. D.,
TERMS SNLE-CiSh; subject To- the approval at sad
court. and will execute deeds therefor. . ~
CHARLES II. BRUSH.
Administrator de bonis noe with the viii annexed
OF the Estate of Richard rhOrnc, deceased.
Dated this IN day of April \. u. 1879.
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ANSWERS to Correspondents, 50

desperate Wlfe."-My husband is not only
false to ne but treats me very unkiRdly. He
knocks me down with 4 chair or something
every few hours, and last week locked me up
in the cellar while he went shooting. When
he returned. after five days absence he re-
leased me with the remark, Great Scott. amt
YOU dead vetg' Yesterday ! detected him put
Ting arsenic IN my tea What shall | do about
itg Are underskirtS cut gored with ruffles
this winter or not :''-Sds Francisco Post.
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We are prcparcd 70 buy and sell a Estate ia this and
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uccd rates ON the Railroads running through Tex
as Missouri Arkansas Iowa. Kansas Colorado ana Nehra
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Prof. swings new book Motives Of Life" for
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WESTERN LANDS,

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and cmigrants We shall have under our direction during
The coming spring summer and fail frequent
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Over I.OOO.OOO Acres.

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any persons wishing purchase one Of us lccuWIa
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GenI Tx. and Pas>'Er Aet.,
thicaeu. III