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nervous debility, loss Of manhood ant eil lin.
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rs or through US BY your drurelstort yes, nress
The never. falling relnedy
S4OMDVS BALDWIN Il WILLIAMS.
wholesale Druggists. Dallas Texas
eeS re,su ~ howeu& bro's and Iacs Tolliyer.
Illustrated Marriage Guilds. go pages, Goth
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cents; pamphlet 5 cents, securely sealed h
mail send money or postage stamps. Dr..
WHITTIER, the grea, specialist sl7 St. Chsrle,
stree, 81. Louis. No
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Noises In tho Head. the vital fluid passing unob-
served In the urine, and many other diseases
that lead to insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INsTIrUIn
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case Of this kind the Vital. RESTORATIVE
(under their special advice and treatmonO Will
not cure, or for anything impure or inI,riOus
found In IT, THE ENGLISH MEDICAL. in.
STITUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury, Consultation Free. Thor.
ongh examination and advice, including snai,.
So 90 bottle or four timesthe quantity, SlO. Oe
seat to any address on receipt OF price, or O. o. d..
(no G. o. ID. sent without 81 enclosed as a guar.
antec), secure nom observation, and In private
INSTITUTE. 7ls olive street, St Louis. Missouri
Wholesale Agents, W. H. HOWELL Il BRO
Dallas Texas
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Total retained in America from last

Consumption Northern mills
say ,,....... I,675,C10
southern and Canada. $3.50. $4,000
United States ports estimated
stock September l, 1883. 49,, 900, OO0-2 ..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-13

During the next few weeks an unusual
number of business changes will take place
in this city, principal among which will be
the occupation of the new
SHERWOOD BUCHANAN BLOCK.
We have previously given description of
thi; handsome building and need but remark
now that its completion is a realization of
the promises that the block will be one Of
the finest in this part OF the state, being sup
piled with all the modern conveniences for
health and comfort.
The first loor--a double and a single store
made into one by archways and numbered
respectively 81, 50 and 81 La Sale street
has ground dimension Of 60XS5 feet, with
Is feet ceilings, the entire floor to be occu-
pied by L. S. McCabe, with his Nine Cent
Store, probably next week.
The second floor is divided into six suits of
rooms, finished in the most approved archi-
tectural style. Room |, at the southeast
corner of she building is Tow occupied by c.
J. Curyea and wife; No. 2, Immediately to
the north OF No |, has been leased by Am.
brose Jordan; No. 3, still further to the
north, has been taken by Mr. and Mrs. j. X.
Cameron; No. / Immediately to the west Of
No. /, facing south, occupied by Mrs. Lin
coin; No >, by Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.. Rickley,
aud NJ. 6 by Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Chandler
These suits are all supplied with both ar
tesan and cistern water, and access can be
had TO His restaurant in the adjoining build
ing by a rear stairway.
In the attic are fine rooms designed for
sleeping apartments for young men.
No. 63 la Sale street, the first of Mr. Sher
woods rooms, is now occupied by c. L. Sta
mate, with his merchant tailoring. The
room is 20xS5 feet.
No. 6j, Immediately to the north of the
above named store, is now being filled with
a stock of millinery and ladies' furnishing
goods, the proprietor being Mrs. p Heller,
sister of Mr.. A. Frank, Of this city.
No. O. lie Towards restaurant and hotel,
25xSs feet in the main room, and two story
kitchen in the rear 22x2O feet Over the
kitchen are rooms for the servants connected
wish he IO'rl.
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On the second floor OF the main building
Mr.. Sherwood and family occupy an elegant
suit of rooms over Nos. 63 and 65, which
have been finished with walnut and maple
floors. and hard oil finish similar to that Of
the court house, on the balance Of the wood
work. The balance Of the floor, fourteen
rooms in all, will be used for hotel purposes,
and also the six rooms in the attic
FORBES FLICK.
The building recently occupied by Mr..
Howard is rapidly undergoing changes, a
new front entirely being put in, the stair
ways changed, &c. Forbes IL Flick will open
the building on the cath with fine stock Of
dry goods, &c. The owner Of the building,
Chas. G. Metzger, may congratulate himself
on the prospects of having AS fine building
as can be found in the county.
MMULLEN.
Immediately after Forbes IL Flick vacate
their old store, the room will be occupied by
Will McMullen with his stock Of groceries,
and his present stand, No. & Court street will
be occupied by
SAMUEL DEGEN,
with meat market, as soon as "Mc" vacates.
To accomplish these changes will take about
two weeks.
wALTHER.
Within about the same time of the above
removals Henry Walther proposes to remove
from Court street to the north half Of the
room lately occupied by G. l.. Stamste,
which is now being fitted up for him. The
south half Of this building is still for rent;
also the store now occupied by Walther; nor
Is 1t certain at present who will occupy the
present Nine Cent Store in Cheeyer's block.
COAX HALL"
About the middle of January a. Frank e
Co. will occupy the old Fske IL BEEN build
ing, Delano's block, on Madison street, more
recently used by the circuit court during the
building of the court house. The building
is undergoing thorough course OF repairs
and is to be made as attractive as any cloth.
ing house IN the west Both interior and
exterior will be finished in oak, in consc.
quence ef which some one has given it the
name of "Oak Hail."
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Personals,

|
MERCrR.-E. K. Mercer, of the Princeton
Tribune, made us n call yesterday.
EAsT.-Col d. liapeman, Of Hapeman IL
Graham's, has gone east to purchase holiday
goods.
PoRTER.-Miss Jessie Porter entertained a
company Of friends in her usual hospitable
manner on last Tuesday evening.
EvANs-Mrs. Judge Evans entertained the
Harmony Club on Tuesday evenng-an
event heartily enjoyed by all present.
DENTAL.-Dr Mariner, President Of Cen
trail Illinois Dental Society, has been attend
ing the annual meeting of that Society this
week at FL Paso.
RooF.-G. w. Roof, formerly an engraver
of this city, now of Youngstown, Ohio, has
been visiting his former friends in this city
during the past week.
CoL.-Col J. B. Fithian, Of the 4th Regt.,
resigns on account of press of private bust
ness. 1t will now be IN order to elect Capt.
Blanchard and have soldier at the head Of
the regiment.
WED.-The marriage OF Miss Mae Orr, Of
this city, to Mr.. Will II. Kaufman, of Cul.
yer, Page, Hoyne IL Co.'s, Chicago is an.
nounced to take place at the Congregation
al church on Tuesday evening at nine
O'Clock.
HONEY. Mrs. y. A. Honey, accompanied
by her son, is visiting her sister, MIS-. A. E.
Lovejoy, of This city. Her husband, former
~ we'll known here in railroad circles, has
been transferred by his company from
Clark, Nebraska, to st. Paul. Minnesota, and
she is now on her way to rejon him there.
PoRTER.-J. f. Porter, on hay implements,
was awarded drst place at the great st. Louis
Fair last week, as usual. His carrier is
steadily improving in popularity while his
new Inventions for the hay tl2ld-the crane
derrick with the single.tree attachment, and
his new hay loader were the sensations of
the day among implement men.
HARRIs.--Dr. j. o. Harris returned on
Monday evening from his Texas trip, much
improved in health, and apparently well
pleased with our southwestern neighbors.
While gone he met several La Sale county
people, among them Fred W. Braun, young
druggist, who went from Peru about three
years ago, and for the last year and half
has been in business for himself. The DR..
reports him doing nice trade at Colorado,
Texas, and making nice fortune,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-13

The Railroad Time Convention which has
been in session during the week at Chicago
has had the matter Of counting the hours
consecutively from one to twenty -four begin
ming at midnight instead of repeating from
plan would make one continuous day during
the whole twenty.four hours. This is just
what Fiske e. Beems electric light does for
their store-ther is no night there-and cv.
erybody can see just what they buy. This
reminds US that we never before saw so com.
plete stock Of readymade clothing IN La
Sale county as is now shown by Fiske 4
BEEN. There is clothing for men and boys
the latest and best styles and offered to the
public at firing prices for ali
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-13

\ petition is being circulated In this city,
as well as In all the towns between Joliet
and La Sale, asking the Rock Island road to
make the accommodation freight west in the
morning and east in the evening more thor
oughly an accommodation train; that it shall
switching to do, &C., even to the extent OF
making it wholly passenger train. II is
believed the company will find it to their in
terest to do this for the accommodation OF
the local travelling public. What action the
company may take when the petitions are
presented to them is unknown, but we hope
they may comply with the request.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-13

Residents of the Illinois Valley in the
vicinity of Ottawa hive enjoyed during the
past two weeks more than the usual autumn
scenery along the bluff either side of the
river. The early frosts were just sufficient
to bring out all the varied hues and tints
possible TO nature, and the trees seemed
arrayed in profusion of blossoms. The
scene up or down the river from any promin-
ent observation is beautiful beyond descrip-
ton; no artists brush could do the subject
Justice,
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great MAN. people seem TO carry the
idea that If anything is advertised as cl,eay
there Is some fraud connected with the affair
in some way. And well they may, as so
many have been taken in BY fraudulent ad.
vertising. Such is not the case at Hulps,
and we wan. it distinctly understood, that
when we advertise anything it will be found
just as advertised every time. When we say
we will give you slater cambria for ) cts per
yard We viii not give you something else.
When we ask you to look at he best 30 cent
ladies' mern0 vest in the city Cor the money,
we don't propose aHgjody else will show you
better one. We have the best stock of kid
gloves in Ottawa; let Of new shades, in
and button lengths, were received yester-
day. If you don't think they are new shades
and nice goods for the money, come and see,
at Hul6
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The article in the Times Of the 9th inst. re-
latiye to the attempt of my adopted daughter
to drown herself, while suffering from a
temporary attack of insanity, contained sew
eral statements that are erroneous, one of
which | deem an insult, not only to the
yaung lady but to her friends as well. She
came from Germany the second day OF last
July with another lady, and not few years
ago. Instead of being jiited by my nephew,
she Tilted him, and AS regards her not beng
satisfied with her home, the fact is she does
not wish to leave it. and desires to remain,
although suffering from inconsistencies most
of the time.
As to her so-called confession, all have to
say is, that there is no truth in the report,
and cannot conceive why any one should de.
sire to injure the reputation of young lady
in such cowardly manner.
PETER MILLER.
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There has been much said of late about the
new styles in millinery, but no one can eX.
hibit stock more satisfactory to the ladies
of this vicinity than Mrs. O'Meara, the popu-
lar mlliner Of La Sale county. She has just
received from New York large stock of the
latest styles and may justly claim to have
everything new to be found in fashioncen
tiers of the country. Ladies wishing the
latest and most approved styles will call on
Lnn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-13
FALL AND WINTER.
Important Announcement of New Goods
and Great EeduCtiOns.

and Great deductions.
Immense stock of dress goods in all the
leading lines and complete with al the new
shades now in stock, with prices clear down
and | do say at nuch less than manufactur'
ers' prices.
SILKS.
Grand arrivals in all the new shades.
Buck SAkS.--The largest aud most complete
line ever offered by this house, at prices
that cannot be met for good, straight and
most reliable goods. Nothing but the best
makes handled by this house.
THE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
OF this house is truly beyond comparison
with any other stock in this county, and has
to be seen to be appreciated.
vELvETs AID vELvETEENs.
The largest line OF velvets ard yelveteens
ever seen in this city in black and colors, in
shades purchased much below present value,
and will be sold at great bargains for the
next thirty days.
one Thousand
CLOAKs AND DoLMANs,
Contracted for in the duh season, now arriv-
Ing daily, in black and colors, manufactured
expressly for this house, trimmed in the lat
est and most approved styles, each and every
garment being warranted perfect tit; AT
pricss much below present value. These
goods will stand close inspection, and you
will save money by purchasing OF this
house.
THE SHAWL STOCK
Is the banner stock of La Sale county. This
is truly wonderful stock, much larger as to
numbers and richer and finer, and offered at
a marked reduction in the price. 1t will pay
each and everyone in want of shawls to see
this immense stock before making any Sc
lections.
FLANNELs.
The largest stock we ever landed in the
city, at prices that defy competition.
In Blankets the stock is much beyond all
former years, at prices much reduced.
THE CLOTH STOCK
Is The finest in La Sale county, including
ladies' cloths in all the most desirable
shades, waterproofs in all the new colors,
beavers In blacks and colors, cassimers,
jeans, and everything that can be mentioned
10 make a frst-class stock will be found at
very much reduced prices. In fact, prices
are guaranteed right on all merchandise sold
by this house, whether you are posted or
not.
shall also continue to sell slater cambria
at FIVE cents; drilling Of the best quality for
ten cents, good quality for eight cents and
shall meet price, in all other goods that may
be placed on the market as "DecOy Birds"
Look to your interest; don't be deceived by
few leaders placed on the market at what
would seem a very low price. | shall meet
all these, and you need not fear that you
are going to be heeced on the balance of
your bill. All goods marked in plain figures.
No advantage taken Of the unsuspectng.
Come all and examine this, the largest,
most complete and best selected stock of La
Sale county. Prices away down. The sea-
son is late and must realize.
II. J. GILLEN.
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send their names and terms to Prof. Tufts,
The Fair,

The great Fair by the ladies OF st. Colum'
ba (catholic) church opens at the Armory on
next Monday evening, to run through the
week. We cannot now outline the appear
ance Of things as they will be there during
the week; but all know what Is meant when
a fair is announced. The fair last year was
a great success in every way, socially and
financially, and the aim is to make this years
entertainment still greater success. There
will be no end Of things for sale and no end
of novelties in the way of ADJUSTMENTS for
visitors, This proceeds go to the building
fund of the beautiful new church now near.
ing completion.
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Standard Java is the best. Clark &
We All Relieve

That 1t is long lane that has no turning;
that many shaft at random sent finds q
mark the archer little meant; that no remedy
sold will cure coughs, colds, Group, whooP.
ing cough and all throat and lung troubles
so quickly and permanently as DR.. Bigelow's
Positive Cure; that our druggist,E y. Griggs,
is very generoes to give trial bottles Of this
remedy free Of cost
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-13

Everything about the interior of the ROck
Island depot looks new and neat, the work
of renovation, repanting and 80 on has been
completed, not quite everything either, the
stoves az last reports looked very ancient
and sadly in need OF little ebony polish.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-13

Miss Craig, young lady from Jackson
vile, visiting the family Of e. b. Hess Of
this city, received an accidental fail lew
days since, producing severe conclusion Of
the base Of the brain. For some time her
condition was critical, but she is now slowly
recovering under the care Of DR.. Dyer.
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$3.50 for black cheviot suit worth Sl5, a,
the clearing out sale Of A. Frank Il Co.

Mention was made last week that Eugene
W. Griffin, son of Supervisor Griffin, Of Utica,
was suffering from al attack of lock- jaw, and
that recovery was doubtful. On Sunday he
died, as it was feared he would, the funeral
being held at the residence on Tuesday after.
noon. The injury to his foot, which finally
occasioncd his death, occurred on the Goth of
last month.
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LIMA SETTLEMENT. --ESrATE OF
ANNA D. GALLOWAY, DFC'p.-NOtice IL hereby
given all persons Interested in said estate that the
undersigned Administrator Of the Estate of said Anna
B. Galloway deceased will appear before the Probate
Court Of the county Of Ia sale and state Of Illinois
the Probate Court Room In Ottawa In said county.
Monday, the 18th day OF November A. D. lss3 for the
purpose Of rendering account Of his proceedings IN
the administration II sid estate Tor the anal settle
ment.
Dated at Ottawa. this sth day OF October 1888
CHAS. l.. HOFFMAN,.
ATTEST: A. 7. BAErgLs. Administrator.
Clerk Probate Court. ia sale Co III. Octl3 3w
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BLAKE & MOLONEY,

ITFTVITFIN
EINAL SEIrLENIENT.-- EsTATE or
JONI O'NEIL, DECEASKD.-NutIce Is hereby
given all persons Interested In said estate that tie
undersigned, Adminstratrx OF the Estate Of said
John O'Nctl, deceased. will appear before the
Probate Court OF the county Of Ia Sale and state
OF Illinois, at the Probate Court Room, in Ottawa In
said county, on Monday, the 18Th day Of November
A. D. l,S3 for the purpose of rendering an account
of her proceedings in the administration Of said estate
for the hnal settlement.
Dated at Ottawa, this nth day Of October $50.
ELIZA O'NEIL,
ATTEST: 4. T. BAETELs, AdWiustratriN.
Clerk Probate Court IA Sale Co, III. Octls-3w
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NOTICE;.-EsTATEo OF CARL ZISMERNASN, DEC.
~ Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned. TX.
ecuOr OF the last win and testament OF Carl Zinmer
mann late ofhe county Of la Sale and state Of Illinois,
deceased. will appear before the Probate Court Of said
county on the third Monday tbeing the 18th day Of
December lisa az the Probate Court Room, in Ottawa.
in said county when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate notified 10
Nttend and present the same In writing for diustmen
Dated this 18th day Of october A. q. 1883
LAZARUS MAIER
ccti3 Sw Ex-tGt.T
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Marriph

III this city. Oct 9Th by Rev VI X. whltlcscy, d D,
Mr.. JOHN &. BROWN and Miss ABBEY l.. FIFE,
both Of this city.
very delightful wedding party a, the residence Of
the brIdp'= mother
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See our Red Letter prices: Scarlet shirts
and drawers, Sl.00; former price, Sl50.
White and gray underwear, 10 cents; former
price, 35 cents. Half wool hose, 10 and 20
cents; former price, 25 and 80 cents. Call
soon and secure bargains at
A. FRANK & Co.,
West of Court House.
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Trunks, rubber clothing, gloves and under
wear all must 90, We need the money and
the room. Remember the sweep out sale at
A. Frank ~ Co.'S west OF court house
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j. f. Porter offers specially low prices on
buggies and carriages for the next month to
make room for a full stock Of cutters and
sleighS.
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The coffee store, Clark IL Fyfe.
PETER MILLER.

An immense stock of ladies', misses, chill
dren's and mems wooden and union under
wear at Lynch's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-13

Mems and boys oyercoats, mems and boys
suits. hats, caps and furnishing goods, all
must be sold within the next ninety days az
panic prices, at A. FRANK Il Co.'S,
West of Court Iloase.
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At tue races in Chicago this week Neelys
OTTAWA Chief vas entered in the $50 class.
When the race was called there were five
starters. The Chief took the first heat in
2;25 and the fifth, trotted on Thursday, in
2:3Ol4. The race, however, was won By
kitty Van," the Chief taking second
nlaco.
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$1,000 for an all wool cashmere suit worth
SIG SO at the clearing ont sale Of A. Frank e
Co.
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All persons who will take High School
pupils to board or OF" arc requested 'n
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Judge Cation has for sale at his Park few
choice thorough bred Southdown ram lambs,
which he will sell at q reasonable price.
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West of Court House

Don't buy anything in the dry goods line
before getting our prices. We guarantee
you Will save money by doing so.
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Removals.

During the next few weeks an unusual
number of business changes will take place
in this city, principal among which will be
the OccnpRtlOn of the new