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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18
The best place to buy dry goods in Ottawa is

The best place TO buy dry goods in Ottawa is
Hulls.
The cheapest place to buy dry goods is Hulrs.
The best assortment Of dry goods is at Hulls.
II you do not believe this 90 and see Hull.
He will show You that the above is true,
We have received lots of new goods this week.
Manufacturers say that cotton goods are going
up. Hull says not while his last, and he has re-
ceived large lot this week. SO pieces new dress
ginghams this week. New lawns and very pref
|ty ones.
Remember we have the corset that beats them
all. Come and see us. Will show you goods
and prices you can only see at Hulls.
W. H. HULL
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Glazing Ont at Cost.

The harness establishment owned by the late
s. P CoUcH is being closed out at cost to wind
up the business. The stock is large, and com
plete in all lines of goods-harness, saddles,
blankets, and all such goods, and has always
been ranked one of the best stocks in this city.
All goods will be sold at cost, and the public will
find it to their interest to call. Mr. JOS SHAEFER
has authority to collect all bills, and to him all
debts due should be paid ct once.
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In the Omces.
County Court and Clerk.-wathcr's Block. Madison 81
Circuit Couri and Clerk"Nortb end Of Court st., dowr
.Sherir-samc. up stairs.
Treaswe.-opcrn House Block.
ComOty Agsnt.-w lther's Block, up stairs
Coroner over NJ. Stefe's store.
The following were this week granted licens,
to marry
Thos Drew and Kate Roman.
John Scabach and Mary A. NovoCk.
Henry Farmer and Mary A. Flauery.
Geo. Muller and Anna VI. Ilumbacker.
John III. jerks and Anne A. Heslet.
Ed. X. Tranor and Nellie +. Lynch.
Robt. J. Foster and Anna Kirkpatrick.
John Malcolm ana Margaret +. Barker.
Giles l.. Marsh and Mary l.. Lockwood.
Joseph A. Weidner and Pauline Geigher
Lyw o. Brewer and Maggie V. Wood
VIM. o. Dearth and Mamie A. Porter
CLAIMS.
Claims against the following estates must be
filed on or before Monday next:
Thomas Jamson, John Sheehan, Elizabeth A.
Stadden, Bridget Cunningham, George +. But
tereld Eliza Ratchford, Jacob A Fishburn
VIM. johnson, Louis Urich, Roseann Slater
William Edwards, Ivers f. Burgess, Geo. W
Brumbach, Charles Weston, David Hill.
REAL ESTATE.
During the first ten days Of June l53 real es
tate instruments were filed. The money involv
ed was:
Sales........ 500, 02O3.
Loans. .....-.... ....--.-.... 2i,-b-"'
The Gales in Streator figure up, Sl5. 5l5: Ii
Sale, s. ,GiG; Peru, 5000. a.; Ottawa, s. $40.
INSANE.
Ludwig Bauschley, young man, native OF
this county, was brought TO Ottawa on Monday
from Geneva Lake, and declared insane in the
county court here; cause, sef.abuse He viii be
sent 10 Elgin.
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They Are Coming Still.
FISKE 4 BFEN

Have just received a nice lot Of readymade cloth
ing and furnishing goods-some nobby suits
worsted coats and vests, for men.
Childrens kIts--something new.
Boys clothing too.
Same time straw hats, good and fine.
Remember, July 4th is now at hand, and the
boys all want new goods for that day. Call be
fore you buy at Fiske & Beem's, and see some
handsome goods, also the handsomest store in
the state All are welcome. No trouble to show
goods. one price for all. No misrepresentation
allowed ut FIsKE & BEEM'S
Cloth!ers and IIart,rs.
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All the latest designs in the way Of wedding
stationery just received at the FREE TRADER Job
Rooms. Also new type for this kind Of work
only. Prices low, and WORK not excelled in the
large cities. Bear ia mind that We are the only
ones in this section OF the state that make spe.
cialty Of this kind of printing. Call and examine
STYLES and get prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

Work on the court house progresses rapidly,
and the greater part of the foundation is built.
The most difficult part OF the job has been the
laying Of the foundation for the south porch
which being entirely Of stone requires a full
foundation. The rock dips rapidly from the line
of the south wall Of the building some four to
five feet. The stratas from the surface down are
black earth, yellow sandy soil, gravel and quick
sand on the rock. In excavating, the quicksand
would give way, letting the gravel and earth
above into the hole as fast as cleared out. On
Thursday the rock was cleared off on the east
line Of the proposed wall, and the stone laid.
The whole wall will have to be so laid, the earth
above being braced and propped to Keep it from
sliding in.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

The streator telephone exchange has about IL
subscribers. 1t will doubtless be connected
with Ottawa though the manager here has re-
ceved no Information on the subject. As the ex
changes are run by different companies, fee tol
inter.cty connections will most likely be
CHARGED
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THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.

The June term began on Monday, Judge Nc
Roberts on the bench The grand jury have pu
in a good week and expect to adjourn to-day
The chief case OF interest was q sidewalk case
Sarah Thorndike v. City OF La Sale. The CASE
was tried once before, and q Judgment VS.. The
city entered Of $500. On appeal the case wal
reversed on error; hence this second trial. The
other record Isl
Judgments. Eichelberger v. Caroline
johnson, 1896; Kohn & Bro. v. Abram Alschul
er, 1853. SO; same '. NJ. Stiefel & Co., 1905. 25
T. NJ Morrison v. Henry A. Rowland, Sl,40l
d. T. Murphy v. John Duffy, -S235 10; Rosen
brum Bros. v. James Thornton, 1880.
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We are pleased to be able to announce that the
construction of Touring mill will begin soon on
the old Eagle Mills site. The mill will be on the
new system-a "roller-millr of the latest i'm
proved pattern, and be the finest mill in this con-
gressional district, to say the least Particulars
anon.
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THE FoURTH-A Company, LIST regt., will be
here. SO will W. II. Scott, Grand Master of the
state, TO lay the corner stone. The Presbyterian
ladies will furnish meals at Matlocks old stand,
on Court st The ladies of the Baptist church
will do the same in the basement Of their church.
There will be plenty Of dancing. Three balls
have been announced for the 4th thus far
On the Fourth the freights on the c., b. IL q.
road will run as usual, carrying passengers. The
Rock Island fast train from the west Will stop at
all stations, reaching Ottawa at II 40 A. NJ. From
the east there will be special train from Joliet
or Chicago, stopping at all stations, and reachin &
Ottawa about il30. Time table will be given
hereafter. Fares on both roads will be one fare
for round trip.
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Incredible.

F. a. Scratch, druggist, Ruthven, Ont, writes:
81 have the greatest confidence in your Burdock
0ltters. In one case with which am personal.
" acquainted their success was almost incredible
One lady told me that half a bottle did her more
good than hundreds Of dollars worth of medi.
cine she had previously taken" Price, 81 trial
size 10 cents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

The managers of the Reading Room have be
gun work looking to the establishment Of pub
lie library by the city. The movement will be
generally applauded, we doubt not
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

Bachs Military Band this week received two
new uniforms for new members Of the band, and
also two new instrumental Bb bass and BIB
cornet of the celebrated Fiske make. The Band
now numbers IS pieces, and are preparing by
lard practice to give some excellent music on
the Fourth
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OUR AGENTS.
The Churches

Baptist Church.--Mr. Mcpherson in his pulpit
morning and evening. Themes: 1.-THE Dlsconso-
late Couple" and John the Baptizer." Sunday
school at II sharp.
Methodist Church Services at the Methodist
Church to morrow will be conducted by the pas
tor. Subjects: acquaintance with God" and
"The School,"
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In preparing for summer travel, remember that
our stock Of trunks is very large and complete
1t embraces all the latest and best goods TO be
found. Remember we lead in the trunk business
and Will undersell everybody. VI. Stiefel, at the
white cOrner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

Don't forget to call at d. Leahy's when you
want anything in the shoe line. He has large
and splendid stock this spring and you can GER
tainly be suited. His goods are always the best
and prices the lowest
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This is the word used by all the women that
have bought those Cass shoes. They really do
beat everything / ever saw You cannot wear
them out" Try one pair and satisfy yourself
Call and sec us and see if we look as though we
were going to sleep. MAHER Bros
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Ladies' Muslin Underwear

A. Lynch has added to his stock Of dry goods
the greatest variety OF ladies' and children's mus
lin underwear ever presented to the ladies of La
Sale county. Many of the garments are beauti
full and the prices OF all will be found to he sat
isfactory to the purchaser.
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On Monday next the c., b. e Q. trains will ar
rive in Chicago at and depart from the new Ca
nal st. depot. This will be the depot for all
trains except the Dubuque passenger, which be.
ing combination Of the c., 3. d q, c & /. and
|. G.. will leave from the Lake ST. depot The
Canal St depot is one Of the finest in the West,
with all the comforts and conveniences the most
-fastidious could wish for.
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The business meeting of the Ladies Society of
the Episcopal church will be held at the resi-.
dence OF VIM. Osman on Wednesday next at 4
p. NJ. to complete arrangements in regard to
opening the proposed dining hall under their
auspices on the 4th Of July.
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Virginia City. Nevada.

just heard from Tom Harris, Virginia City
Nevada. He writes that the doctors had given
mp all hopes Of saving him. He had Albumen2-
ria in the worst form. Was induced to try Spring
Blossom. He is now bossing his stamping mill
as usual. Price, so cents trial bottles, 10 cents
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Hall OF Tonti Lodge, No. 500, 1. O. o. L.


WHEREAS, II has pleased an Au-Wise God 10
remove from our Lodge and our midst and from
our association our well beloved brother, VIII
liam Ebert (P. g., by death and call him from
this earthly and temporary Lodge to that great
Grand Lodge on high where the charter is par
petual and lodge associations never end, where
there are no tears, no mourning and all is haT-
mony, sunshine and Joy forevermore. BE il
/ Re,olIci, That this Lodge has lost in the death
/ of Brother VIM. Ebert, one Of its founders one
Of ITS principal stays, one of It's most efficient
workers and one Of our best melnbers-One who
was true 10 his trust, upright temperate moral
virtuous and in each and all things an exemplary
man and brother Odd Fellow.
HsSolJtd, That We as members Of this Lodsr
deeply and caudidly mourn his loss and feel that
his loss 10 Us and TINS Lodge is sad and IL
iTrpArahle one; that We have had to give up one Of
our principal standard bearers in the cause 81
odd Fellowship and his children q dutiful and
exemplary father.
Resolved That the charter Of this Lodge and
mourning for period OF three months and that
all the brothers wear the mourning badge for one
month in honor Of and for the respect we have
for our fraternal and departed brother.
R,solroi That this Lodge tender to his he
reaved and almost heart-broken children ther
full and heartfelt sympathies in this their sos-
rowful and weighty atliiction.
RssotgsG, That copy Of these resolutions se
spread upon the minutes Of this Lodge and that
a copy Of the same be furnished each Of the o.
tawa papers for publication, and 4 copy be sent
to his deeply afflicted children.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

For nice hat go to Stiefel's He has nice
stock of fine hats which he sells 20 per cent less
than others ask for the same goods. Don't for.
get Stefel when you want hat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

A. Alschuler is on hand at d. Heenans old
stand and invites all his friends to call and see
him, and will sell them the biggest bargains in
4th of July suits. Don't forget it.
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Talk about corscts but il you wish to sc,
something cheap and nice In the corset line &c
TO Lynchs.
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Draft stations .

If you have decided to use none but the best
stations, and as a result raise the best draft
colts in the country, then you will have to call al
Pritchard's stables, on the south side
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

Why do Maher Bros sell SO many ladies' and
children's shoes? Because they sell the Cass
shoe, it is the best made and everybody that has
bought them will come again. Sold only by Ma
her Bros.
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as sod 6y NS ave July tWITdNTot.
HULL e. BARTELs.

1t has been decided that comfort Is the main
spring of happiness, and 1t is impossible for HUI
man nature to be comforted with their feet en-
cased in a miserably fitting shoe. We would ad-
wise all those suffering in this way to call on j..
Megatlin and be made happy by getting perfect
fitting boot or shoe in any desired style or quail
ty and to fit the foot the head and the pocket
4. -
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We sell dry goods, and lots of Them too, no.
tions and hosiery in endless variety Of both En-.
glish, German and French looms.
MAUER Bros
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Don't let your wife and children 60 barefootet
when you can bay shoes little out OF style a
less than half price at Child Il Phipps'.
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The nobby business suits at A. Frank & Coz
continue to be the sensation in the clothing
trade. A visit to that store just now will satisfy
any one of the superior quality and style of the
clothing. The store is rapidly becoming the
headquarters for fine and stylish clothing, all Of
their own manufacture, and their prices are way
down.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

For fine suit go to Stefel's.
For nice light summer suit go to Stiefcls.
For blue flannel suit 20 to Stiefels.
For anything in the white vest line go t,
Stiefens.
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There will be meeting Of the Ottawa Branch
of the Land League at their hall, in Reddick's
block, tomorrow evening, at 7;30 O'Clock. A
full attendance Is desired.
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Remember.

Remember always that the place in Ottawa to
buy boots and shoes cheap Is the Philadelphia
Boot and Shoe House.
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During the storm Of early Monday morning
the old corn crib north Of the gas house was
blown down by the wind. An unknown man was
caught under the runs, but was not seriously
hurt. The crib had been standing many years
and hsd become very frail.
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Ler sells the Decring.

Steiel sells hats.
Stefel is the boss on trunks.
Stefels is the place to go when you need cloth
ing Remember Stiefels.
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FARM FOR SALE.-The Curtis farm in the town
OF Wallace, 6 miles northwest of Ottawa, III.
Apply to e.. Griggs, Lynch's Block, Ottawa, III.
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Remember The big stock of mems and boys
clothing and low prices at A. Frank & Co.'S.
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The ladies OF the Baptist church will give
meals in the basement Of their church July 4th
also ice cream, berries, &C.
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The very best line OF mems fine shoes in thu
city and ut prices very low at ID. Leahy's.
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SKINNY Men.

Wells Health Remover. Absolute cure for
nervous debility and weakness Of the generatiye
functions. q at druggists. Depot, Max Kneussl.
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ley Bradford's boring tools will be set down a
the Bottle Works, which will have the next well
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Ladies' and misses serge button and polish at
Child & Phipps', very cheap.
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Remember, always, that the place in Ottawa
to buy drN goats Of every descriptions zinc ludin z
c0rlsls is at LNnchs
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FoUND.--The best assortment Of boys and
children's clothing at \. Frank X Co.'S, the
clOthiers.
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JUST RECEIVED, another lot of baby carriages
at Russell & Sons.
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Socially.

On Tuesday evening Miss Cora Leland and sis
ter, at the residence Of Hon. p X. Leland, en-
tertained their friends Some IS OF Ottawas
young people were present, as well as number
from neghborng cities. There was dancing, re-
freshments, &c, and delightful evening had by
all present.
On Thursday evening the Harmony Club and
friends were handsomely entertained by Miss
Mabel Cushman, in East Ottawa. Teawas served
at seven o'clock, after which came dancing, con-
tnued for several hours The number Of guests
was large, and the entertainment 80 pleasant that
the Harmony Clubs" are bound to experience q
'bOom."
The festival by the young ladies' of the Congre.
gational church on Monday evening was very
pleasant affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dcgen celebrated their crystal
wedding on the llth A number OF friends
gathered in to congratulated them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

E. L. Swindler has bought the coal office of Fl
s. Hunsberger and will continue the business.
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The 81. LOUIS prize class were welcomed HON,
on last Friday night at Turner Hall in the usua
enjoyable way
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sRouch on Rats 4"

The thing desired found at last. ASK druggist
for Rough on Rats. Ii clears out rats, miee,
reaches, fies, bedbugs. l5c. boxes.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
Various Notes.

The audience of the Litta concert was moi
large, on last Saturday evening, for which the
rain was to some degree responsible. The con
cert was in all respects fine one-such as is not
often heard in Ottawa
Tony Denier, on Tuesday night, had good
audience and gave iirstclass "Humpty Dump.
ty" show.
Barnum's photographer fell into Ottawa this
week, placarding the town with colored hangers
and sensational chromos, announcing that Bar.
nun, Bailey & Hutchnson's combined shows
would visit Ottawa ''very soon" 1t Is an unusu.
al event, the show being triple combination
and pronounced first. cass by the Boston Evening
Journal of June 9TH, where the show then was.
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Ladies' and misses serge buttons at 81. AS
for them at Child and Phipps'
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Pumps! Pumps.

Wholesale and retail. The /. Y. L. is warranted
equal to the best; and we will not be undersold
in pumps, sewing machines or anything in our
line +. ID SwEETZER Il Co.
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The Revised New Testament at osman &
Hapemsn's st cents a copy.
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Venetian vases, very fine, at Osman & Hape
mans
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They all want them-Sweet, Orr & Co.'s over
all's-seld only at A. Frank & Co.'s the clothiers
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The G., 3. Il Q. Company has justlssued large
aud handsomely executed maps which give a
comprehensive view Of ali It's lines and connec-
tioss between the Atlantic and Pacific, the great
lakes and the Gulf Of Mexico.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

Mothers take notice. To save money bu,
your boys clothing at a. Frank & Co.'S, the
clothicrs.
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A nice assortment of lawn chairs at Russ 4
Sons.
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LOCAL MATTERS
MASONIC.

Regular communications Of Occidental Lodge No. 70 A.
r. Ia NJ, hrst and third Mondays OF each month solo
mon Degen, W. NJ; Jas McMannus, s. W. Lothrop Per.
kins J. W; II. c. Nash. Treas A. NJ; Hoffman. Sec
Regular conversations OF Shabbona Chapter No 81 r. 4.
NJ Erst and third Wednesdays Of each month VIM. l..
Msan r. Samuel j cnapmsn * l ins'us Harrs's.
Regular Conclaves Of OTTAWA Commandery No 10 \. T.,
second and fourth Thursdays Of each month c. D. Trim
Bile f. c.; II. NJ. Macarthur. Generalissimo f. II. Smith.
Capt Genl; H. c. Nash. Treas. A. Hoffman. Recorder
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20 Years

Twenty years experience in putting up pre-
scriptions. FORBES * LogRIAUN.
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Nothing is more charming to the eye than
clean white linen Of the tenderest hue. Ameri
can Ball. Blue imparts it. Ask your grocer
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Trunks Trunks Trunks

Go and see the beautiful La,rns ard dress print
at Lynch's
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Read Our Guarantee -Study Our Compass.

WE the OLDEST ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE STATE.
Salesman is allowed from any Rules Guarantee
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New styles visiting CARDS al Osman & Hape-