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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-17

issuing liquor licenses to worthless fellows are
most excellent. Having a license fee OF only $50
"A fee 30 low as to make us the laughing stock
OF the state-the saloon keepers certainly cannot
object to the councils scrutinzing the personal
character Of every applicant In justice to them
selves they should insist on this even though the
council did not ask it. AS the business has been
managed in the past in Ottawa-when every fel.
low out OF job but with Sl0Oin his pocket could
start a low down mill-sa!oon' keepers will
hardly maintain the business here has been at
hicte! with responsibility.
II is seriously TO be hoped the council will
adopt the mayors suggestions. And also insist
that saloon. keepers shall not sign one another's
bonds and that any one bondsman shall not afilx
his name to more than one bond. III Is very
common thing, as every one knows VINO has ex-
amined the matter, that men WORTH say, 10 be
liberal, $4,000, will sign half dozen bonds. AS
the liability of each is $1,000 the value of the half
of the lot is readily seen by the man up tree.
This is an abuse that should be stopped now.
Some saloon keepers argue that whe' tina.
present properly executed bond ar s,r .nr
license fee the council is bound to is ne s;re.,
This question may not come up o,s ,,oor. hut u
any worthless fellow shall go ,hs.ossrh Those for
malites and demand lie ..nse when he is not tn,
proper person 10 nave Que, we hope the council
will have the point settled
Inc iq"' Il dealers owe It to themselves, nov
'n"' 'he farce of $50 liquor license has been'te
pea'sd Tor a9ether year, that the abuses OF tn
ouslr.ess b. stopped; for they must not imagin
;, that low ljc.use WAS voted them out OF any low
= of the mass OF the people for the business. IL
the past tAere have been many abuses of priv
lege, TIRE most serious and criminal OF which i
the crest neglect in the enforcement of the Law
in regard to minors. We think OF one place IL
pHrticular-an "eminenty respectable place.
whrh is nightly hlled with young men under. 2
years Of age-students, young boys In stores, &c
; ltt is no place for Them and we would be glad u
, see the abuse stopped. It's shame and is
-. serious detriInent to the town. For instance
' many a farmer would send his boy to our higl
, school, but ne says "Ottawa is no place TO sen
n boy" and indeed there is much truth in tn
remark.
. Saloon keepers themselves should stop thi
abuse They surely cannot be SO blind as not
u see that drinking by men or boys is daily grow
A lag less respectable habit or indulgence. TIL
Temperance spirit Is growing stronger. Eve
l. the moderate drinker is growing more exact
ing and these abuses, especially that OF tn
treatment of minors, fast fixing their opin
q lens and feelings against the saloon business, a
it necessarily must. The saloon business mus
y The Gleansed by itself or it will eventually b
lcyrished--even in Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-17
The Circuit Court.

The Court opened the June term on Monday
last, Judge Goodspeed on the bench. The Grand
Jury organized by electing VIM. Ruse, foreman
On Tuesday Judge GoOdspeed rendered his
decision IN the famous and filthy case OF Cavalry
v. Carpfeld, tried in February last, annOuncin .
that he had granted new trial.
On yesterday trial list was made up, contain
ing $50 and odd cases.
The jurors will begin to arrive on Monday
week, when the usual double court will tackle
the docket in good earnest.
Following is the business disposed of this
week:
LAW DOCKET.
observation-disclosures 49, 3lS, 1888, 34S.
judgments. Wood, admir-, V. H. L. Hos
sack, 5000, execution stayed six months: j. Ivor
Montgomery V. John A. Bostwick, S1,O162O;
same V. T. H. Mckinney and j. A. Bostwick,
s425Sl5.
CHAxCERY DOCKET.
Oliver :. Turner I. Milton Carter ct al, de-
cree.
+. NJ. Fishburn V. VIM. More ct al, decree.
Fred Benskendorf '. Calvin More ct al, fndin g
for'plf, appeal to Appellate Court.
Mary Lawrence Y. John Lawrence, decree o. d.
vorce.
Annie Hudgens V. Augustus p Hudgens, de.
cree of divorce.
Oliver Dewey ct al, admrs., v. n. A. and 3. ].
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\ GRATEFUL PATlENT.

Mrs. pR. KEcK-Rind Friend. r-N,t.al, .,y NV we
enjoy ins better hcdh tbs fr ~ Ars Hayiuc ~ In
ii with kidney iIseas. 81 mars r,,rr pre-
no n.S' scoNifg vJ,s al the iIe her sensrl
utalu ms "PNei ard akS' tic NUrs ita'se i-aHe.
~ t.,s suffering BAN shiCl NOrse tnsR tesLh sat
lGE zen b"Srs she had been Lornc wi' ' best ct Ply
sciel,s without T rehef her being ~ IN
SsTaole they having tired, they said every cd my
kneS OF We commenced the Use OF Mls Nr heCS m IN
clue IN June. ami fer weeks used tt Nihou sesS
any relief but dd ct eNTeC- change in sl0,t
treatment, for The disease chronic rrunt~,
and she hNi dcoaa Tor tea years VIII itu' ~ sic.
without relief ard 70 BE- iust must g1Nt Mt D. Neck a.
fair trial Nt during the tschth week the improvement
wonderful. Gly friends said i vou'f ~, ist s lie
trouble would return but happy % s,s' that the IN
pTovement continues and she feels eomp''NSy wel al
though expect IL 70 take time 10 get pr arent cure tf
disease OF twenty Years standing cSluT te cured m
month even expect there viii Pc DAYS wcu sls'
will ie badly but far she has not tNptrieT an nc
turn OF the disease. Some Of my friend Oh Ms u
keck q expensive could not AFFORD 0,eio' WIN
But have not found 10 80. treauien nv costing se
week say that feel thankful to a Jy ted ier
making Mrs Dr. kcck the instrument 10 ne hands 0f ne
Lord. Tor do not believe my wife could law Il od TIE <
this long. for she was rapidly grcs'ss N"r nsS
heartily recommend Mrs Dr.. Neck 90 the sInssss ss se
soer al letters Of inquiry. JAMES NllSpN.
A. NJ
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Kicks MEDICAL INFIRMARY,
1t is well known that the Doctors Specia. Practice is
Chronic Diseases. and Needless 10 pnumerate
the Various Ailments Treated.
We respectfully offer
a m of IN tamil al endorsements.

Prom, IL July %. '--6-NKs bR KE'K-pcar Mad,
am: IT, NY letter OF Apr 70 lot M. add my improve
cu' after rst constant and permanent - that By the
last Of a r able To- - work again 1T y trade,
the 3-lgors Of brick mason. ana have ever since
NprKeh regularly, making .a time with ny Co-vorEeIs
feel better than hay" n years. have stopped 'l"
uf m" treatment for no longer need IT, but kept tie
medicine hand fOr emergencies as taking cold etc
My three sisters died Of consumption, and certainly
not only my present health but NY f 10 your remedies
and the efficacy and pcrnanence Of their influence is no
longer question OF doubt. ALLOW space for fugth.
er reference which haNv omitted Continual Chs and
fever ana night svss Tor nearly ave years symptoms
u my condition which. k, all the others seemed 10 defy
physicians AMI medicine These nave entirely dsBp
por.d under your treatment and again well. Very
gratefully y1srs. WI WALLACE WARNEI.,
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GLAsFOEp. PEORIA c.. Jan. D. issl-To ne E'iii0r
Wy VIE has been AbOr'us under chronic atyOn, tnClud
Ing Caiarr Tor twelve years and has been tr tor the
Of that time h0u material brueht until -lr.
applied az the office % Mrs Dr. Neck, In IeCrfa last ;
She had not spoken loud word for nearly i've months,
having lost her voice while under other treatment;
threatened With paralysis her entire eft side tug very
weak ard numb; her nervous system completely shat
tered her lungs In seOss condition, and her health fail
ing rapidly Her hands and feet vys void showing
very POOR circulation and condition Of the blood.
About October iss he applied AZ the Office Of Mrs Or
HECK. IN Peoria fur advice and ueatent. whch she
tinued fsiihNy at hons untl the middle Of December.
She made several visits 10 Mrs DR. Kicks Office Ia PEORIA
In the meantime 10 Obtain necessary directions and me
cines aud Improved much. Her voice still gone,
however snd still doubling took my wife 10 several ply
sicans %. eunenCe for examination and opinion. They
agreed With Mrs heck A. 10 What the trouble Some
o. them said there very little hope. while Others said
there none tfor recovery.
so Mrs Watson with heck and rersli,ed at the
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Scott Bros ( Co.'S New Dry Goods Stesl ottawa, I'LL

We take pleasure fsrR
SCo'sn dTygoo
firm they
beautifully ighe skyight
The lower story or genera the retail dry trade OF
this These with the fancy
,maketh
vim OF
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and dress
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-17

Dewey, foreclosure; finding for complts, 81, 1885,
%, decree on sale II not paid.
John Slabs v. Hannah Slabs, decree OF divorce
on groend OF adultery.
Town of South Ottawa v. Raymond ct al, In.
junction; decree in favor OF complt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-17
THE COURTS.
The Appellate Count.

Concluding business was transacted in the APP
pellate Court on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week, and then the court adjourned to the term
in course-December The present Judges
Pillsbury, Lacey and Pleasants-havc been reap
pointed by the Supreme Court. Judge Pllsbury
is still confined to his home by the wound in
hicted by a Chicago mob week or two ago.
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Adjourned,

The Utica bridge case spoken of in previous
issue will come before the United States Cour
at Chicago on July Sd. Appearance of defend
ants wiz be entered, when under the forms OF
the laN tain time will be allowed them to file
answer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-17

very handsome piece of frescoing is to be
seen at the National City Bank. The work is
nearing completion and will be decided orna
ment to the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-17

| The Telephone.
How does the little crocodile
| Improve the shining tail,
| And pOur;the waters of the Nile
On every golden scale.
How cheerfully he seems to grin,
How neatly spreads his claws
And welcome little fishes in
With gently smiling jaws.
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
| Once more, from the Mendoza Bulletin: IRE.
ports come to us from Ottawa that Mayor Sny.
der, of Mendoza, is to be put forward as Re
publican candidate for the Legislature this fall
All right. If Mr.. SIyder's friends at the county
seat Will make the nomination, Mr.. SDyder's
friends in this end Of the county will that he
is elected by any majority desired" Turn the
crank for the next man.
AS to the question o: set of" for damages,
the Streator FIRE. Press (republican) begins the
argument in this wise: "A little group of demo.
Gratis happened to meet this morning and were
talking of the effort that was understood to be
making by the liquor interests of the county to
force on the old parties the nomination of can.
didates for county and state officers who were in
sympathy with the liquor business. All hap
pened to be license men, but the unanimous and
positive opinion was that II s'.> an effort was
successful in form..- the democratic ticket, they
would fight it and would vote the prohibition
ticket They were disposed to be liberal in their
views, but they were not willing that whisky
should run this county, and it should not with
their consent" This lie very clever, John; now
let your esteemed cotemps. duplicate them from
our town"
The worst case of stomach ache occaslOned by
the late judicial election has appeared IN Mendo-
tn, the victim being the editor Of the Reporter,
man who evidently has the observation of an owl
in day light and the good taste OF jackass. The
Reporter thus relieves its aching musculo mem-
braneous reservoir in this wise: " The demo
Gratis are jubant over the defeat OF Judge Nc
Culloch and OF course claim democratic vic
tory. There however is no foundation for any
such clam. The democrats dared not make a
party nomination and howled for weeks over the
matter. claiming that politics should be entirely
eliminated from judicial elections. Yet we have
never heard of the democrats voting for repub-
lican, no matter how good he might be, but they
ever vote against the republican nominee in the
most ultra partisan manner" That editor ought
to be member Of the La Sale county repub-
lcan central committee. Hes just about the
size OF the members Of that body. birds Of q
feath er flock together'-and so do light weight
editors and politicians.
The appropriations for city purposes are larger
this year than usual; but there is this satisfac-
ton to be had from the new order OF things: that
when the amounts given to each department are
spent the committees shall have got TO the end
of their ropes. The foolshness Of past councils
of going on piling up debts for their successors
to pay has come to an end. When the sll, 400
Of last years debts are paid the city will have
clean books, so that next years levy should not
exceed sI5,OOo or 10000 at the most.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-17

InhrmAry i've weeks In weeks hvryuut va, stored
:" It, or.-ua strength and tone met her 10 Proris
her return home January - dui heard her cak aloud SIS
fhu first tiWr 10 EAf months Her heath l. trb
better IA every IL has PAID wei "a ol Mrs Dr.
hrCks advice although Ne bad very tlr hope ~ tySf II
any ono doubts The above they Correspond vita
Gas!Url. ~. W y. " SON
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Personal! 10 men Only!

THE vOLIAIC BELT CO.. Marshall. Mich. will send
DIR. Dye'sceie DRAFTED electro v oltaic lbelts
and E;ectic a ppliances on trial for thirty days 10
men yeung r old who afflicted with Nervous Deb'
IT, Lost vitality and Manhood and kindred troubles guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoration OF health ana
manly vigOr Address above n. B-No risk Is incur
red. as thirtydays' trial is allowed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-17
Eskayed or Stolen.

Asery small Dark Buy Mare. Very badly knee sprung
She sv aucess to any hut myself. but will pay rea
Lsonnble reward for her return. W. BUSHNELL.
Ottaw q, June Il, 1882.
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1882.-CAMPAIGN- 1882
GEO. W. REED q CO.
Arnt eli for So " he be tnM
AGRICULTURE Il IMPLEMENTS
YET MADE
The ID. VI. Osborne Il Co.'S Com.
bined Irvine Binder.

The u. VI. Osborne & Cos Combined Wire and Irvine
Binder has been greatly improved the machine
Of last year We vOuch for 10 being perfect Tv
Binder for isS. and work equally well in wire
Irvine. Tie following telegram from the southwest
plains Itself:
WACO. TEXAS. April 21th. 1852.
ID. NJ. OSBORNE Co. Auburn, y. Y; Afer working
several Of SefBnding Harvesters three days
they from the factory In heavy re and barley
say nnauahedly. IT i ALL RIGHT WE do NOT FIND
ONE DEFECT. ID. II. OSBORNE.
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'Qhe Telephone

'Qhe Telephone.
How does the little crocodile
Improve the shining tail,
And pOur,the waters OF the Nile
On every golden scale.
How cheerfully he seems to grin,
How neatly spreads his claws,
And welcome little fishes in
With gently smiling jaws.
Cincinnati SATURDAY. Night.
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ss :9 r and solicit
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TAR. ALCuNDA AUTEN. Odica Hox.
H. les sJse Ia Sale street, Ottawa Ill junlT+imos'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-03
THE VIENNA MILL,
1t Will be Started Soon Quicksilver
the Only Thing Lacking Now.

Chris. Johnson is down from Wen
ma, to hurry in the balance Of the sup
plies that will be required in his mines
and mill during the coming winter.
The mill machinery is nearly all in
place, that part of it which passed
through Haley two weeks ago having
all arrived, with the exception of the
huge ore acknowledging over T.
600 pounds--whoh upset when with
IN a few miles of Vienna. 4 gang OF
men were working upon it, however,
when Mr.. johnson left, and the crush
er is doubtless into town by this time.
The only thing lacking to insure a
successful run at present, is a supply
of quicksilver, now on the road be.
tween this place and Blackfoot. But
this can be got in beyond a doubt,
even If dog train has to be resorted
to, to pack it over the range from Ga
lena. Up to Galena the roads are in
fair condition for teams, and unless
heavy storm occurs the teams may
even get into Galena with the quick
silver.
Mr.. johnson is confident that he
will be able to startle the residents
OF Vienna with his whistle long be-
fore Christmas, and that he will be
able to keep the mill going part Of
the winter, at least.
II the mill can be kept going only
two months, even, it will prove that
milling can be carried on quite as sue
cessfully in winter as in summer, and
great impetus will thus be given to
the development Of the mining inter.
ests of the Sawtooth range.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-03

fish. There were SO many fishing
that the pond was replenished twice
during the evening. Mr.. Taylor
caught two little lambs with woody
backs, Fred. johnson, China baby,
and Others got similar bites. Miss
biackinger and Miss Maggie Furey
were in charge.
REBEcCA's WELL.
Miss Lizzie Clarity and Miss Mollie
keown presided at the we'll, which
nearly went dry from the excessive
demand for emonade-the pure arti-
Gle, no stick in it.
Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Pinney and Mrs.
Fox presided at the CONNECTION and
refreshment stands, and had rush for
peanuts, taffy and candies.
THE GREATEST FUN OF ALL.
Dancing was in progress during the
evening, and everyone enjoyed as
many sets as desired, there being
partners a-plenty. Supper was served
on the stage at dollar a couple, and
was fully enjoyed. The fair con-
tinued until ] p. M, when the post
office was closed.
During the evening letters were re-
ceived by nearly everyone present, and
% cents paid for each-which real
lied very snug sum for the fair.
Miss Rose McNamee and Miss Katie
Clarity, Postmistresses, deserve great
credit for the prompt delivery Of the
mails, and for establishing a money
order office SO soon after opening.
The first evening was a success, and
resulted in profit of about 800 ex-
elusive of the sale Of tickets. Dane
ing ribbons will be sold each evening.
Tonight an agreeable programme is
offered, and tomorrow night the fair
closes.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-03
A Useful Place.

HALEY Theater is most useful es-
tablishment, and confers much bene-
tit upon the community and surround
ing country. Since its completion
there have been held there the most
notable balls, club and society meet
lngs, church, Sabbath-school and po-
litical meetings, minstrel and dramatic
exhibitions, and terms Of the District
Court.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-03
WEATHER REPORT.
JOTTINGS.
Parson Dunn il in town again.

Parson Dunn Is in town again.
No charge for admission to ladies' at.
tending the fair.
Citizens meeting in the Theater to
morrow night.
Henry Aurdock, Of Boulder, left Thu
morning for Montana.
Fresh Eastern oysters, fried, stewed Of
plain, at the Nevada Chop House.
If you want really elegant printing
you must come to the TIMEs office.
Oysters in every style at the Nevads
Chep House, up to o'clock in the morn
ing.
Go to No. 1000 Main street for you,
candies, fruits, confectionery, and yege-
tables.
James E. Lester and wife, of Long
mont, Colorado, arrived to-day. They
come to stay.
The Frank Cleaves Dramatic Company
left for Boise City, yesterday, in their
own conveyance.
Ketchum is enjoying season of re-
pose, business having quieted down to a
normal condition.
The snow which fell last Tuesday is
1t will be all gone.
All ladies are invited to attend the
Catholic fair as invited guests, without
charge for admission.
J. +. Dunn was yesterday appointed q
Deputy Sheriff for Shoshone. The APP
pointment Is certainly good one.
The last storm was little one for a
bit. 1t didn't last over few hours, and
less than three inches of snow fell.
just received at May, Krieg & Co.'s:
A large assortment OF the latest styles of
California-made clothing and overcoats.
Ask any newsdealer for copy of the
TINES map Of Wood River. 1t is the
most accurate extant, and only costs 20
cents.
II you want to while away an hour
comfortably while drinking glass of
good beer, so to George kohepp's Hal
ley Brewery.
Miss Daisey Prisk will have a social
party, ut her residence. next Monday
evening, to attend which 90 invitations
have been issued.
The first heavy snowfall did great
damage in the upper country, by COM
month earlier than anticipated.
Anti-Mormon meeting in the Theater
Tomorrow night, from Z 80 to 8 O'Clock
after which every one in attendance
will turn in and buy out the fair.
The first lot of the last installmcnt OF
-four for j. o. Swift & Co., ketchum,
passed up to-day. The second lot is OF
1900 pounds, and, with what the
firm has on hand will be sufficient for the
demand upon their Ketchum house.
William Schultz, who has been en-
gagged all summer i'll representing the
Boulder Con. Mining Company's loca-
lions on Boulder Greek, left with II. MUIR
dock, who is also largely interested in
Boulder Creek mines, for Utah aud
Nevada, this afternoon. He will return
early in the spring.
Col. Miller, Superintendent of the |
Philadelphia Mining and Smelling Com
pany, WAS in town to-day OIL business,
and returned in company with Colonel |
Sam. Conner. Col. Miller employs l25 |
men daily in the mines, at the smelter,
And in the timber, and will continue
work actively SO long as it is possible.
The Republicans are sure of capturing
the railroad vote, while the Democrats
have the dead cinch on it. So it goes
during all campaigns, each party being
certain of victory until the votes are
And then-the defeated candi-
dates go home and howl .sfrod!" and
swear that they'll II never, no, never med
die with politics again.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-03
% A YEAR.
The Price Of the "Reekly Times'' Re-
duced, and the Paper Enlarged.

The WEEKLY TINES has been en-
larged, and it is now a handsome pa
per OF seven columns and a sheet
24x36. The WEEKLY TINES con-
tains all the local matter published in
the DAILY TINES, and is beyond a
doubt the best, as it IS by long odds
the cheapest, paper published in the
Wood River country. 1t is issued
every Wednesday. Have it sent to
your friends. The price is only $3.50
for six months, 50 per year.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-03
What Color are Plums, Anywayf

"say, have you got suit of plum
colored clothes?" asked customer in
Fr!edman's the other day.
Eyes, sir" promptly replied tho po-
lite attendant; ''Here's just what you
want"
"These," exclaimed the customer,
with Mortified air; "Why, these are
green!"
'Well, amt unripe plums green?"
demanded the attendant.
The paralyzed customer took the
suit
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-03
Notice.

AL persons indebted to Robert
Wells. Of Bullion, are requested to
settle their accounts by the 10th Of
November. All accounts remaining
unsettled after that date will be plac-
ed in the hands of collector.
Robert WELLS,
Bullion, I. T., Oct. %, 1882.