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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-15
La protesta del Comite Unconditional
DE M AVA GUEZ.

Oonf5rme ofrecimos en- nuestro L.
nero anterior, reproducimos q con-
tinuaci6n, copiada de nuestro esti-
mable colega La N1ci6n, la bien es.
crita y eLergica carta que, pro-
testando contra el hecho que la b
motiva1o, dirige ell muy digno comi-
t9 Unconditional de la ciIdad del va
gtisz al diputado por nuestros CORE
Iigionarios elegidos en- aquel distrito.
Sr, Oonde de Torrespando.
Respectable senior:
Fa tAria un deber inelu lible el Co.
mite III partido ineo l1icional de est
dist.ito, 81 no se hiciese int6rprete de
profundo sentimiento causado en- el ami
mo de la colectividad cuya represents
ci6n asume, por la publlcaci6n, en- IL
prAnsa de Ia Isis, de la carta en- que V.
rehuye, con ffases de tenor, Ia respon.
satilidad que le cabe como frmante de
"a muv expressive dirigida al Ex,mo S.
Don P bio Ubsrri, en- union do vari. 8
Sres Diputa los Oortes de la Provin
cia, lamentando ell inlcuo atentado de
que fu6 victima el Sr. Perez Morris, y 10
que es mas, Ia msma sponsabilidad
de que So hizo V. soiidario al suscribir
en- 81 Oongteso, CON otros Sres. Repre-
sentantes del P.1s, Ia proposition d.
Ley para acordar una pension a la viu-
Ia hu6rfAnos de aquel esclarecldo
b mbre pdolico.
No intenta este Comit6 discutir los
conceptos que encierra 81 deplorable
documento que vic aquf ia luz p1bIica,
por mas que clio SO presto Ia debiii-
dad que en- conjunto demuestra y las
corrieptes marcadas qua gu autor Sc
ldeja arrastrar; SOLO pretende hacer lle-
gar hAsta V. la sentida queia de toto Ell
slemento Unconditional del D.strito
que, undo y la voz de este @ mit6,
Iievo por 81 solo las urnas su nombre
de ", en- la creencia de que estaba
identlfcado con los invariabjes princi-
pios frmes propositos sustentados en-
Ia bandera que ha sido y es base de sus
creencias polfticas, Y cuya defensa
consagro sus meiores dias ei infortu'
nado Sr Perez Morris.
NADIA hay perdldo, sin embargo.
Dueno V. de- sus acclones, no sers este
CoAit6 quien intente mostrar q V. cual
sea la Inca de conducta que su conse.
cuencis y deberes psreciesen indicarlt:
SO iimita hoy 1nicamente protestur
muy alto del proceder del Dlputsdo
que merecio su confAnza, no tan 500
para res s.onder, al hacerIt,, de ia Qua
+ 6 invt stdo este Comlt@ por sas corr>..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-15

Con el epigraf. Ma1erte publica 20
siguiente nuestro apreclabie colega
La Revista MsrcuntI de Ponce
"Ha llegaio 4 nuestra noticia que,
hallandose la G1ardia OWL spostads
para sorprender d unos desertores de-
presidio, de qoienes tsnla ccnoc,mien.
to lntentabsn dar un golpe dc mano, al
dsrles el alto ei cabo que mandaDa los
guardias, contestaron con unS nutrlda
iescarga de armas de fuego, y trabada
la lucha, como era natural, qnedo en- el
sitio uno de los bandoieros habiendo
logrado esca, arse los demas con el
auxtlio de la oscuridad de Ia noche y
Ia fir gosidai del terreno.
AuSque no sabemos 81 SO habra inden-
tificado Ia persona que ha suclmbldo,
80 nos ha dicho que Sc creia flera el
c6iebre Ramon Sierra DfaZ, desertor
del presidio, por robos, reslstencla ,
hsridas & la guardia civil, y fugado con
escalamiento de Ia carcei de Coamo, al
sor euviado nuevamente III sitio de So
condena."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-15

sNOAAIAO Vn "a SOOAOA In FOV NV w
penden he aqui 10 transitorio, 10
accidental, 10 que, en- una palabra es-
ia muy lejos de ser ell verdadero es-
pfritu de la ley. Y, sin embargo,
Sc atreve a clamar, sin duda que con
sarcdstica iftenci6n liza leg, Ia leg,
Ia ley! !, Suponemos- que haolara, de
la ley del en6wdo, pues a esta y no q
otra Sc pueden aplicar tan err6neos
conceptos acerca de Ia ley.
Pero, demos rienda suelta nues-
ira admiration. IA pesar de que
tai es Ia doctrina del colega, intenta
este, no obstante, acriminar la con-.
ducta de los alcaldes que en- item.
pos del se1or Despujol interprets ban
la ley, segd.n el criterio del Gobieyrao
de que depemdiam! No creyeramos
capaz a H Ageate de tan palmarias
y absurdas contradicciones.
iQne ley es esa en- virtud de la
que Sc pide la destituci6n de los ac-
tua)es alcaldes, cumplan 8 no con su
deber, haya Ono motive para clio,
tan solo por ell hecho de ser conser-
vadores, este es, incondicionalmeute
espanoles, d saber, los mas adictos al
gobierno 6 instituciones :?
lQpe ley es esa en- virtud de la
que Sc pide el noinbramiento de al
caldes reformistas, despu6s que Sc es-
tablece como doctrina que dichos
funcionarlos han de ser Simplemente
servidores de la ley, y no sectArios de
tai 8 cual agrupaci6n politics? 20
que? ! La secta reformlsta no es
agrupacl6n polltica !? II tan PolA'-
ca! Como que no creemos hA-
va otra en- la lsla, siendo, como es,
Ia 1nica que sigue esas banderas.
| 1Q1e ley es esa en- virtud de la
loue sc critica el nombramiento de
Alcaldes como ell de la Capital y de
Ponce, yse aplauden, en- camblo, los
de Bayan6n y Fajardo, hechos en- Ia
misma forma que los dos auteriores
contra los cuales, sin embargo, apu-
r6 todo recurso el colega para de-
mostrar que estaban ilegalmeute
nombrados
lQue ley es esa en- virtud de la
que, 81 mandan los conservadores, de
todo Sc quy1m los reformistds que
asf busca Ell provecho propio que
periudica al derecho de los otros y
dana a los demas
iQ'e ley es esa que asf varfa CO.
mo el aspecto del clelo, como los me-
teoros de la atm6sfera, como Ia pro-
fundidad de los mares, segdu ell inte-
res privado 8 las conveuiencias parti-
culares de momento?
No grite, pues, M leg, la leg, Ia
leg quien de la ley tiene tan baja idea
formada, quien, al intentar defender
la, la inculca, quien por ella pretende
regirse 1nicamente cuando le parece
y lie convene. Ante esa ley acomo-
dsticia que saph6ca absurdamente
todos los medlos, todos los 6nes y
todas las personas, nosotros decimos
con ell ilustre Marques de Valdera-
mas: "Las leyes Sc han hecho para
las sociedades, no las sociedades pa
ra las Ieyes f.; todo por la sociedad,
todo para la sociedad, todo con la
sociedad la socledad en- todo y por
todo, la sociedad en- to9as ocasiOnes,
Ia sociedad en- toios los pueblos y
circurstaucias."
De que sarviran las leyes 81 pier.
den las socie1ades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-15
Noticias de la Madre Patria.

A ia una y media de la mad1ugsaa
del 19 lego q la estaci6n de las Dslicias
el tren real.
Ea eI andan esperaban las infantss,
los ministries resisentes en- MAdrid, los
subsecretarios de Gobsrnacion y Ultra
mar, generates j Javeiiar, B1rgos, Goye.
neche y otros, Gob-rnador y primer to
nleute aicaide de Madrid, eli marques
de Molins y su hja y gran p1mero de
senadores, diputAdos y otros hombtes
pol ticos.
Los ministros, despu6s da cfrecer sus
respetos la reai fsml Ia, qnedafon con-
VERSE nC1o un caAit, da horA proximA.
mert ta eu Ia misma estaeon, retrando'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-15

Eu ell vapor correo entrado el
sabado, lego ell brigadier d. Juan
Contreras, hijo del general del mis-
mo nombre y apellido.
Sea bieu venldo el joven militar
a oulen DID fama el celebre hecho
de armas de TrevlIlo, en- la tristi-
sima guerra civil pAsada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-15
OTRA TENTATIVA.

Dos apreciables amigos y caracteri-
zados correlgionarios nuestros re-
cibieron, por uno de los dltimos va.
pores -correos de la Peninsula, el
siguiente documento que pasamos a
reproducir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-15

81, como SO asegula, los reyes de Por-
tugai vipuen en- Mayo Msirid, hAb. {
grandes f@stas, entire las que fguralSa
funcloDes r glas en- los teatros Rsal y
Espaiol, corridas de toros con caba,Ie.
ros en- plaza. bale en- palacio, gran le
treta mllitar y caceria Gu Riofrlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-15

En- 81 escal fon del arma de cabagle
rl. que ACADIA da pubilcarse, fgurs,
81 coroneles, 107 pientes corunele
287 comsnde,t $. 561 capitanes, 68e
tenlentrs y 635 f6t eoes.
Del cuerpo de veterinaria un pro-
fesor mayor, dos de -scue,a, 81 prime
ro-, 70 ,rgundos y 129 tereeros.
Del de equit cion IN prof sor ms
yor, clnco d. escuola, % primeros, "a
segun lbs 81 tsroeros.
A f6reces ue los liamados de menol
edau slete
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-15

H4 silo desestimada, de copformidad
con Q! g 9nstjo de Estado, ls instancis
de D. r mon ds 81 rrers, cunbrStist
quo fue dei servicio de- vapores GORE 6
do Oaba Puerto-Rioo, solicitando H.
demnizacion por Ell vspor MoctezUmG,
de- su propisdad, spresado por los III
surrectos cubanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-15

Ha fallecido en- Pamplona Ell conde
lie G. ,endslain, senador del reino poi
deresho proplo Y TX mlnlstro de F9s
mento en- tempo do NarV&ez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-15

E rey de Portugal, sntes de separar
sc del de Espal ), ha ofrecido devolver
10 la vista en- p!ahu 40 lejano, viniend.
al palacio de NJ arid, pero sin que ST
haya fjado la fsoha On que ha de vsri
6carsr aquel sucsso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-15

s. han fugado de Ia cSrcel de Alc4
Ear de San Juan dos presos, sentencia.
dos uno de elios ocho amos de press
dio y otro con proceso pendiente por
incendio, los cua es han sido csptu.
RADIOS por el alcalde y agunos vecinoe
del pueblo do LIS Labores.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24

The usual storm came on last Friday night In
spite Of the promised 'let up" ''sort o." pre-
dicted by the thunder storm in the afternoon.
During the night Cor early in the morning rather
there was strong wind, so severe as to blow
down one of the large derricks at the cour,
house, and great deal OF water fell. On Satur
day night also there was very heavy storm.
Sunday the wind blew stiff gale all day from
the west, and on Monday and Tuesday 1t wa.
quite chilly, so that an overcost was comforts
BILE. Wednesday was mild but cloudy and hazy
Thursday was bright and clear and very hot the
thermometer reaching 90 degrees. In the eve
ming a thunder shower passed over, during
which considerable rain fell Yesterday was
clear and very warm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24

A remarkable runaway took place on LaSalle
street in this city on Saturday afternoon last.
The team belonged to young man named Stone,
Of Marseilles. They were tied in front OF W. II.
IIull's with heavy rope halter. Becoming for
some reason excited, they broke the rope, and
taking TO the sidewalk dashed south at furious
rate. As usual on Saturday the walk was
crowed with pedestrians, but strange to say no
one was hurt, the street clearing as by magic,
the only thing injured being bulletin board OF
Osman & Hapeman, from one side of which a
silver was knocked off. The team ran at the
lamp.post at the First National Bank corner,
(the lamp OF which was broken) the post stop
ping the horses. One Of the horses was some.
what hurt, aside from which the affair was with.
out material injury to anything.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24

In spring and summer the peoples fancies
turn to thoughts OF ice cream and other summer
luxuries Of fruits, cooling drinks, &c. There are
many so.called coniectioners in Ottawa who are
supposed to deal in these things, but the prince
OF all Is, OF course, WALTHER's. on Court street,
house familiar to all, young and old, for many
years. In this line no house can excel WAL
THEIRS, and few really pretend to rival him. The
first thought of the people is WALTHER's when
they want something good WALTHER's never
goes back. II always advances, and this year
the cream will be better than ever il possible,
while the best fruits the markets afford will al.
ways be found there. At WALTHBR's all these
things can be had by the dish at any time, and
wALTHER's is always prepared to supply fami.
lies, parties, pic.nics, festivals, &c, with the
best, on short notice, at the most reasonable
rates. The season is now open, and If you want
ice cream, fruits &c, you can do no better than
to call there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24
The County OMCes.

Since June 10th the following have been grant
ed licenses to marry:
L. NJ. Gould and Alkaline White.
Charles Glover and Lottie Warner.
George Mcclellan and Anna Maxwell.
Hosea B. Williams and Cora Green.
John j. COnfrey and Mary Mullen.
Charles Sederstran and Josephine Ocean.
Julius Radki and Emalie Off,
REAL ESTATE
Real estate instruments numbered from "a 43
70 "a, 1928 were this week filed for record. The
loans included $1,000, 900, as mentioned below.
The transactions footed up as follows
Sales ........,.,...,..........S 7l, HOG
Loans. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. T,2OO.W
As usual the majority OF sales were OF corpora.
ton property. These transactions footed up:
Sales NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOL ,EJ5. ~
Loans. Observation-Disclosures. t,l75.O
Distributed as follows: Leland, ., 81, $50; Earl
Vile, 8, 900; Ottawa, 800; Lowell, 800; Day.
ton, $3.50; Mendoza, $45; La Sale, 6, 2,227.50;
Marseiles, 4, ISL, $50; Seneca, 8, 81, l55; Utica
e, 1915; Streator, 6. 81, 233 Loans: La Sale,
I2, $3.50; streator, 8, 1925; Seneca, $500; Mar
settles, 5, $500.
QCDto e47l1 lot 2, blk 3, Earlville, $1,000.
AMI Jackson TO Msrseilles Paper Co, water
block, lots 8, I, 8, 9, L & w. Co adm, with
mills. machinery power, &c, Marseilles, $4,000.
Lots and I, blk 66, La Sale, 1850.
QCD to blk 5, Crotty's adm, Seneca, 81 900.
To trustees OF schools, T "a, r 4, lots l. 4, s.,
blk S, Dayton, $3.50.
Mortgage made by Mutual Union Telegraph
Co to Central Trust Co, Of n Y, s5,0OO,00O.
Coal under 16 lots in Peru to Sames Cahill, for
s76.
VIII swq and s30a VIII nwq 5, 33, l, Peru, 1890.
ITEMS.
Matthias Kump, OF La Sale, was declared in.
sane on Saturday morning before Judge Miller
Barbara Morgan, q witness in the Cavalry.
Campbell case, who has been at the county house
for some time past, presented the county with a
2lI pound girl baby, on Monday night last
A man named Rmpy, who had lately been re.
leased from jail, where he had been confined for
stealing from the Dimmick post Office last fall,
on Tuesday night robbed man Of a watch in a
boarding house In La Sale. He was arrested
and sent back 10 jail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24
nemorest's Patterns.

Osman & Hapeman have just received the new
spring and summer styles OF the above celebrated
patterns, and will keep constantly on hand all
the sizes Of the different patterns.
The patterns are highly praised By the press
and the people. They comprise all the lates!
and best styles OF ladies' and ehildren's dress,
are graded in size, and put In envelopes on
which are printed illustrations and full descrip'
tons Of the garments in French and English
They are sold at prices ranging from l0toSO cts,
and the catalogues is said to include the largest
and only complete assortment Of useful aud fash
ionable designs. Catalogues sen, on application
and any pattern sent post paid Oh receipt o
price marked IN catalogue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24

The boys OF Fitzgersld's Band are making
great preparations for their Fourth OF July eele-
bratIon in Hoes's Grove, and expect several bands
to be present. Besides an abundance OF music,
there will be foot racing, jumping and games for
prizes, and large dancing floor will be erected,
the music 10 be supplied by an orchestra OF eight
pieces, giving dancing all afternoon and evening.
In the evening the grounds will be Illuminated
and fire works shot off. Ice cream and other re-
freshments will be supplied on the grounds. The
boys will do everything to make the day pleasant,
and Jolly time may be expected BY all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24
HOME DIRECTORY
OF Churches Orders, Societies &c.
CHURCHES.

ST. CoLUxBA (Eom CahOlc). La Sale at. Pastor Rev.
Father Ryan Assistants, Fathers Donovan and OSell.
Services at o'clock A.. $3.50 A. lOO A. NJ, ana YES
pers at $3.50 p. NJ Sunday school at2:DP.h M.
ST FRANCES German Cathoc). West jackson street
Pastor Rev Father Hon Services at 80 and lO:D A. NJ
Sunday school at O'Clock p. NJ.
CHRIST CHURCH episcopal Corner Columbus and La.
fsyec streets Rector Rev NJ Gregg Services at loH
a. N. and ~ r. N. Sunday school at ~ An
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Corner OF Columbus
and Jackson streets Pastor Rev g. B. Barnes Services
at 10 80 A. II. and ~ p. n. Sunday school at ".
METHODIST EPISCOPAL Corner Columbus and Jefferson
streets Pastor Rev E. c. Arnold. Services at 1880 A. N.
and ~ =. Sunday school at IAN.
BAPTIST CHURCH Jefferson street. between In Sale and
Columbus Pastor Rev. d. P. Mcpherson. Services At
l0:3OA. N. and ~ p. NJ. Sunday school At IL NJ
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.. Corner Jefferson and COlum.
bus streets Rev NJ X Whittesey acting pastor Servi.
ces at 1890 A.. n. Sunday school atl2M.
GERMAN EvANGrLICA Al CHURCH. Services held in the
French Church, West Main street. Pastor Rev Cookie
Services Mt 1880 p NJ. Sunday school, 93o A. n
ZION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH German Evangelical
Lutheran West Jefferson street Pastor. Rev H. Slew
lug Services At 1880 A. N. Sunday school at 80 r. VI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24
Turn FaAt,

The event OF July will be the Annual Turn
Fest Of the Turner's OF the Chicago district, to
take place in this city on Monday ard Tuesday,
now making.
The official programme has not yet been made
up, but will include the following features: Pa
rade on July 3lst; turning for prizes In Hoes's
Grove on both days.
On Monday evening there will be q concert BY
the famous Chicago Orchestra at Turner Hall
the instrumental music being supplemented by
vocal music prepared under the direction OF Mr.
F. A. Kendall. The admission will be 50 cents
reserved seats IS cents.
On the evening OF August lot there will be @
grand ball at the same place; admission, 81 pei
couple.
Both railroads will sell tickets to Ottawa FOL
the Fest at 80 from Chicago and return; and from
other stations at 2 cents per mile each way; re
turn tickets to be stamped by the committee a
the Grove TO be good from July Both unit
August 5th.
II is now over 10 years since Ottawa had thii
Fest, and some pains should be taken 10 enter
tain our guests. The Turner Society is workins
hard on the details, and will do their utmost e
make it great success in every way. The ex
pense will be heavy, but they ask no aid; bu
simply suggest that the people should decorate
their business houses and such like and put on
holiday appearance. They expect not less thar
500 Turner's from Chicago, Aurora, Joliet, Peru
&C., &C., who with their friends and families will
make large gathering Of people.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24
ODD FELLOWS.

OTTAWA LoDaK No II I. O. O. F. Meets every Thursday
evening, In Odd Fellows Hall. Court street. l. A. Will
liams, N. G.: j. o. Harris. Sec.
ToNrr LoDss No 500 l. o. o. F. Meets every Monday
evening In Opera House Block. d. Farnsworth. n. Co. j.
b. Harris, Sec.
LRssINa LODGE No. 1876 I. 0. o. r. Meets every Wed
nesday evening" in Gedney's Block. II. Kem, N. g.; r.
Bernhard, Sec.
FLORENCE DDGRRR LODGE No. l d. OF II. Meets first
Friday evening in each month Mrs. II. j. Logan y. G.
". l. Harris, Sec Social meeting Sd Friday evening o
each month.
OTTAWA ENcAMrMRST No SO I. 90 f. Meets I'd and
4h Tuesday evenings OF each month Charles Bowers.
P; j. o. Harris, Scribe.
IFFLAND ENCA MPMRNT No III o. o. r. Meets lst AND
Sd Tuesday evenings each MONTH in Gedneys Block Phil
ip Leiner, C. p; John VOgle, Scribe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24
Notice

The ladies OF the LIST Presbyterian Church OF
Grand Ridge will hold National Festival in the
grove by the church on the coming 4th OF July,
to which a general invitation is extended.
Well laden tables and delcacies OF the season
will be in readiness to tempt the appetite
A varied programme may be expected. Speech.
Is, music and grand military drill of Co. F., 4th
Regt., l. N. G., Of Ottawa, under command OF
Capt. 8. X. Blanchard.
Come one, come all, to the grove, Gods First
Temple" and enjoy nations anniversary.
COMMITTEE,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24

As grocers, the Burke Bros. are steadily and
rapidly gaining deserved popularity in Ottawa
Probably no house in Ottawa after so few months
Of business has become so thoroughly popular
In fact they seem like an old house. These
young men have taken extra pains that this
should be SO. Every detail OF the business has
been watched In the public interest (Which il
their own, OF course,) and the public have found
them rs able to supply all its wants as the Oldest
house in tho city and at as low prces-frequent
ly at lower prices. This has had its effect and
their trade has grown rapidly. We can com
mend them TO the public, who can expect to find
them prepared 70 fill all demands Of whatever
sort or description.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24
Masqueradlng In Male Attire.

ening incorporating in male attire betrayed her.
self by scream; as she was crossing La Sale
street near Madison a reckless driver nearly ran
over her. The scream which she uttered proclaim.
her sex to the officer who arrested her. She ex
planned that her brother had bought nice suit
that day VI A. Frank & Co., No. % La Sale street
and the price stated was 80 low that she didn't
believe him. The officer, after telling her that
A. Frank & Co.'s was the place to buy, lie,
her go.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

RID RIBBoS REFORM CLUB OF OTTAWA. Meets every
Sunday afternoon, at Presbyterian church f. Gslsher
Pres: j. Z, Dayhoh Sec.
THE PROHIBITION CLUE OF OTTAWA. Meets every Sat
urdsy evening" in hall Hamitons feed store, Main st.
Ii J. Logan, Pres; Jacob Bane, Sec.
OTTAWA COUNCIL No. 80, ROYAL TRNPLARs or TIN
PERASCE Meets in Cheever's Hall LIST and 81 Friday
evenings OF each month. Miles Roberts, g. c.; q. +. Bos
worth, Rec. Sec.
FAITHFUL LODGE No. SO l. o. G. T. Meets every Tues
day evening, in Iynchs Hall Daniel Beckwtth W. G. T.
Frank Moulton Sec.
FATHER MATTHEW TOTAL ABsTINASCR SOCIETY OF OF
TAwA Meets in Reddcks Block, on LIST Sunday afternoon
and Sd Monday evening in each month. John I. Burke
Pres. james Ford, Sec
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24

The following are the names Of the pupils in
the second primary department OF the fifth ward
school who have had perfect attendance for the
month ending June IS, 1889: Lottie AIT, Mary
Becker. Anna Carew, Anna Gambler, Eliza Ha.
berlin, Blanche Lamb Lizzie Snider, Bernice
Ruger, Alice Ebersol. Henry Becker, Robert
Egan, Patrick Flynn, Freddie Glenn, Eddie Hahn,
Willie Holloway, Hermann Mass, Charlie Rab.
ensten, Eddie Schmid, Eddie White.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24

There seems 20 be no little activity in Life In.
surance in Ottawa just now, and while there are
many companies worthy Of confidence, 1t should
not be forgotten that the old Mutual Life, repre-.
resented in Ottawa by J. o. Harris, Is by far the
largest in the world; that its rates are IS per
cent less than any other mutual, and that, in the
language OF the insurance superintendent OF
New York. 1t is "as safe and solvent as any human
institution we'll can be-"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-24

On Wednesday last an excursion OF over 3OC
people from Freeport, ILL.,, made pilgrimage
to Deer Park The Park was in splendid condi
ton, but the high water in Vermillon river
made great deal of work for Mr.. Clayton and
his assistants IN ferrying the guests over the
river to the Park. But for rain at Freeport as
the party stated the number OF guets would have
been over 500. All present were we'll taken care
Of and enjoyed themselves highly to all appear
anceS.