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There are many at the age of thirty 10 81 sty who
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full course of medicines, sufficient for cure, with
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ceipt of $1,000
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IDAHO City, Aug. 7. T4-4 W.
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Away North.

Aoout tlfteen or twenty miles from
the head Of Valley creek, in towards
0ape Horn, there is a silver mine
now being worked by its owners
dorsey, keenan, and heirs of the late
WIN. A. Norton-which is remarka-
VIC LOT Its extent and richness. Its
"iath OF vein is said to be not less
o snan LOO feet, and assays from Ga to
"oo ounces per ton. Chris Johnson's
N''ayer the other day brought out a
nc" lot OF ore from this mine to test
once more.
ING oulp and his partner, Meach-
a"i' nave just returned from an ex-
m ''Ve prospecting trip in that region.
Ivy worked from the head of Val
creek toward Stanley Basin, but
A. 0 no placers worthy of record.
r; nller getting water on their Snake
& NJ Placers, however, Messrs. Culp
the aunum rao; will try another trip into
ward S ioh above named, and in to-
op mountain Inter-Idaho.
n,aaa ne Republicans of Maine have
tb;H.'caliy tbs;n completed the details of
maior;ta canvass. They expect 10000
taIpy tIo'ity at the State election which
September. oo"' MONDAY OF
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Private Entrance. 4u5 Mason Street fonr blocks
mp Geary Street from Kearnev- Main Entrane
through DisFensary Drug Stel..
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BRING YOUR PRINTING
TO THE
FREE TRADER JOB ROOMS.
Low Prices, and Good Work Guaranteed.

! 4 small war has broken out among the
grocerS on the subject OF sugars, or course
in times of war the scouts are out in all
their war paint. They skirmish up and
down La Sale street, watching the placards
OF the enemy as an Indian does the lay of the
grass on trail. One brave, High.up Pine.
of.the. Forest, at length made capture. He
struck the trail and followed 1t till the scalp
o! the pale.iacc sugar man hung at his belt.
A very fine looking, white, extra 4, stock
labeled 80 lbs. for dollar" He played 1t
fine. He never "let on b.t." Fifteen
pounds for dollar Is common experience in
his wigwam. He merely with the refinement
of SangJroid laid back his ears and filled his
mouth with an excellent quality of fine salt.
He had not noticed it before sampling; but
on recovering his breath he found himself
surrounded 10y representative of every gro.
Gerry house in the city, ready TO tender their
congratulations.
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he Bridge.

A joint meeting OF the highway commits
sioners for Ottawa and South Ottawa wa:
held in the county surveyors office on We'd
nesday afternoon. The result OF the confer
encc was that they would proceed at tn,
earliest practical moment to build as good q
bridge as possible for az little money as pos
siblc. The commissioners have obtained the
views of Engineers Wilson and Ward, and IT
is understood they will decide at their hex,
meeting, which viii be held on Tuesday
evening, whether or not they will engage an
engineer, and If so, whom, to make plans
and specifications and superintend the con.
struction of the bridge. There seems to be
but one safe course to pursue, and that ia TO
engage a competent and reliable engineer
who shall have personal supervision OF the
work through all its stages and require the
contractors to faithfully perform their work
under his direction. To leave the duty of
making the plans to the bridge companies
themselves would be 10 create a big hole for
them to crawl out Of at any time, besides
using material that but few persons would.
be able to detect "a inferior. The additional
expense OF engaging an engineer would be
saved many times In having the work well
and honestly done.
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Attempted Jail-iSrcak,

! Tuesday morning last en- unsuccessful at
tempt was made by the prisoners in the
county iail to escape. About 10 o'clock that
morning the jallor, Herman Roth. while at
cendlng to the upper cells heard a suspicious
grating sound, and proceeding cautiously
saw the CLEAN Of saw.b blade at work upon
one Of the doors leading into the corridor.
The discovery was timely; four Of the heavy
iron bars had been severed, leaving three or
four more to be finished before the work OF
liberation was complete. The prisoners en-
gagged in the attempt were the Mendoza bur.
glars, Wilson and Howard, and James Hen
messy. Toproylde themselves with weapon,
presumably 10 use upon the jail officials
when once ia the hall, heavy iron clamp 10
u cell door had been secured, the bolt hold
ing ii In It's place having been sawed OIL
The tools used were several finely tempered
saws five or six inches long, two saw frames,
drill, file, &c. How the tools were obtained
by the prisoners is mere matter of conjec-
turc; but to prevent any further possibilities
OF the kind the sheriff has issued orders (see
advertising columns) prohibiting vlstors
from seeing the prisoners.
Sheriff Milligan ia 10 be commended for
the prompt manner in which the present al
tempt to cscspc, with its probable consc.
qHences, wa. frustrated.
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New Drug Firm .

| The following from the Utica Ne,cs, rela.
tive to the new firm in this city, explains
| itself:
| The Nous is again called upon to announce
the departure Of one of our most prominent
business men-Mr. James Briggs, Of the
firm Of Highly II Briggs, druggists Of Utica
Mr.. Briggs has formed q partnership with
,ir. Lutz of Behring's store in Ottawa, and
this new firm have purchased Behring's
drug store, and on Tuesday Of this week
took possession Of their new premises. OF
Mr., Briggs we can truly say he is q gentle
man Of high standing, courteous OF manner
and square in deal. His experience In the
drug business is Of long standing, having
been steadily engaged in this llne for the
past seventeen years, and 1t is with great
deal OF reluctance the citizens Of Utica part
with him.
OF MIR. Lutz, his career for ten Years in OF.
tawa IA head CLERK in behring's store has
placed him among the first as prominent
business man, aud it Is cafe To predict for
the new firm prosperous voyage. They
have one of the finest drug stores in Che
state, lit by electric light and heavily stocked
with every conceivable article known to the
drug trade, Their notion department has
always been an attraction in La Sale county,
and with two "a thoroughly competent and
experienced men at the head OF the drug and
prescription department as James Briggs
aud Carl Lutz, the public may feel safe in
placing their interests in the hands Of this
hrm. Mr. Briggs will carry with him large
patronage from this section. May abundant
success attend them. Mr.. GehrinC, who has
bost OF friends, retircs on account OF poor
health.
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The bali Still Rolls.

The great special 90 days sale in progress
ut III. J. GlLLgN's, are doing tig things 70
buyers. No such bargains have been seei
here FOR years.
The slaughter on cloaks, shawls, blankets
tanncls, and all winter goods will not be be
licvcd unless seen. Doa't fail to see them
The stock Is still very large, and buyers hav'
uubroken lines to select from.
Continued bargains in ladies', gents, mis-,
es' and children'S underwear.
Remember, in connection with the sale OIL
winter goods now are special prices on embroi
derics, table linens, towelings, shcetings and
household goods generally.
Special novelties and prices 10 the boot ant
shoe department,
Ia the grocery house also, will be found
many new prices,
Remember the lcwest prices guaranteed al
al! times, on all goods All special prices,
cuts" and special "icaders" will always be
met at II. J. GILLEN's
The public are invited TO call and satisfy
themselves that II. j. GILLEN's is the best
and cheapest general stock in La Sale
county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19

superintendent Stockdale Is awakening {
laudable interest IL their work among the
teachers OF this county, fast getting into the
heads Of the few who did not have the notion
that school teaching Is something more than
so many hours work for so many dollars pay
Everywhere throughout the county new in.
tercst In school work Is apparent. The meet.
ings Of the newly organized county associa.
ton are fast coming TO be important events
and the meeting at Peru to-day will probably
be largely attended both for the work laid
out and from the fact that state Supt. Raab
will be present and take part in the proceed
Tugs These meetings will bc more aud
more valuable a ;hc teachers Of the county
become better acquainted, and the diillJence
natural enough at first disappears. We no.
tice also that local associations are being
formed by the teachers Of few contiguous
districts for purpose similar to those Of the
county association, an idea which if deyel-
oped as ii might be would be Of very great
value 20 the youth in our schools.
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wa on Monday next OF lecturlng toul
through Indiana and Ohio. He first delivers
a course of three lectures at Monticello
Piatt county, this state; thence he goes to
Frankfort, Indiana, and Louisville and Tlfiin
Ohio. At the latter place he lectures before
the Heidelberg Theological College. Re
turning 10 Limos he will lecture in the
opera house at streator, two weeks FROM
last evening On the Sunday that the Rev.
Mr.. Peters Is absent from hi. parish there
will be 10 morning services In the church.
In the evening J. II. fckels, ESQ.,. will lee
turr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19

The toiIonins were this week -.su:ed Il.
csnscs 20 marry;
Lewis Thurer and Kate q Kramer.
Oscar Brewics and Annie Anderson.
Mark l. Lyle aud Alice Hart
James VI Riggle and Matte l. Roe.
Cnas II Rcdington and Mary l. Morris
Riley Hupp and Rachel Temple
Geo W Erickson and Geriie Freeland
HeiC rich Schmidt and Henrietta Brueil.
Peter Nelson and HsrH j Collamore.
Isaac l. SaDgston and Julia l. Fcnton.
Jas A Wilson ard Maggie Moore.
VIM Costello and Esther h Osborne.
Chas Hanny and Hannah Hitter.
Geo W Clifford and Mrs Olive J Clifford.
Vim McCauley and Minnie Langan.
Ludwig Prohs md Emma Doll
Edward Crisler and Mrs Eliza G simpson.
Andrew Il Anderson end Anna Void.
jacob + Sehsmmel ard Elizabeth Bca
ecLeid.
Michael schoor and Kate Rights
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A Remarkable Escane

Mrs. Mary A. Daley. of Tunkhannock, Pa,
was afflicted for ak years with asthma and
bronchitis, during which time the best ply
-icisrs could give no relief. Her life was
despalrrd Of. until in last October abe pro-
cured bottle Of Or. Kings New Discovery,
when immediate relief was felt, and by con-
timing its use for short time she was com
pletely cured, gaining In flesh 50 pounds in
few months.
Free trial bottles Of this certain cure Of all
throat aud !ang diseases at q. Gehriug's
drug store. Large bottles $l.00.
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WILL NOT, CANNOT AND SHALL NOT
BE UNDERSOLD IN ANYTHING IN THE
GROCERY LINE. BURKE BROS.

Isn't i about time this thing should TO
stopped We mean the assaulting OF so ex-
cellent man and alderman as is b. B. Grit
fifth. On Monday evening last when he re-
turned home from meeting he had attended
be found the house crowded with friends,
and, to add to the surprise that thus greeted
him, ii. L. Moore, and old friend and neigh
Dor, came forth with cane In his hand with
which he proceeded to punish" the alder
man In a manner equalled only by Mr..
Moore himself. The cane Is al ebony, gold
headed affair, and is a token from Mr.. Grit
tth's many friends, with their congratuls
tions on his passing the sixty.thrd anuiyee-
sary Of his birth
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19

On Tuesday c7ening last Mr. Perkins Bun
nell, an old resident OF South Ottawa died
very suddenly while attending to his usual
evening work around the barn. He had
for the barn, and his death was a great sur
prise to his friends. 1t is supposed he was q
victim of congestion OF the lungs. There
seems to be no foundation to the sensational
report of foul play. The funeral took place
on Thursday afternoon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19

Rev. Madison c. Peters has been engaged
in revival In the Presbyterian church since
jan. Is. Up to Thursday evening there were
80 new members added to the church on pro-
fesson. Communion services to morrow
morning. Mr.. Peters will preach sermon
to morrow morning to the new members, on
Exodus IA, Is: go Forward" During Il
pastorate of not quite 10 months the men,
bership OF the church has been doubled.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19

On Tuesday evening last the sale of the
grain business formerly owned by ii. s. Gil
bert Il Co.. but which at the time the judg-
ments were rendered against them in the
circuit court, few weeks ago. were trans
ferred to J. Ivor Montgomery, were re pur-
chased by Mr.. Gilbert and E. j. Manchester,
under the firm name OF II. s. Gilbert " Co.
Mr.. Montgomery still owns the several ware.
houses he bought, but has executed lease
to the firm, and they will operate them as
before.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19

IL is reported that Ottawa is to have a new
dry goods store In the near future-Mr. La
cey, late of Bloomington, n former clerk for
Scott, Houtz & Co., of this city, and Charles
4. Smith, the well known grain man. The
store will be In the Opera House block. Both
are active business men, with host o,
friends, aud will make themselves felt in the
trade. The FREE TRADER gives them cor
dial welcome TO the business circles of OF
taWa.
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GEHRING.--lt will be with surprise 10 many
who read the announcement that G.. Gehring
has sold out his drug business in this city.
Mr.. Gehring has been one OF Ottawa's most
successful business men, rising during the
past few years from O clerk in Dimmick's
drug store to the sole proprietorship OF one Of
the best business houses in the county. His
future has not been outlined, but wherever
he may 20 he will bear with him the kind re
CARDS and well wishes of large circle of
friends. His successors are Mr.. James
Brig gs, late Of Utica, q well known and com
petent druggist, and Carl J. Lutz, who has
for years been clerk under Mr.. Gehring,
and who has many friends here that will do
oil in their power to assist in his prosperity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19

We desire to call the attention OF all lovers of Good
Bread TO the ''Si err Cloud" and "Hungarian brands
OF Flour, manufactured by These Flours are made
from the choicest wheat that can be procured BY a
scientific admiXtnre OF No. | hard Minnesota spring
wheat with the winter wheat we produce Flour pos.
Sessing all the advantages Of each kind The "Syer
cloud is worthy OF its name and makes the whitest
of haky oa'es though it is especially adapted to pas.
try. biscuit rolls etc. The Hungarian is cur great.
est ana best known Brand because it is the great bread
making Hour producing as it does white, moist, nutty
Favored l0a ASK Your grocer for either brand. You
will he well pleased.
COTTON DAWELL d HAMILTON
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THE COURTS,
The Circuit Court.

/ The circuit court has been in session al
week. Nothing further than routine worn
has been done, as shown b. the record:
Dismissed.-Nos. 30, $50, 100 chy, 3il, 525
1903 chy, SOC, 35S, 49, al, l2G chy.
| Dj,orces.-By default--Jacob Kline Sarah
Kline; Elizabeth Prosserv Thomas Prosser
Mary G Corley Martin Corley;Mary Krels ,
John NJ .re's; LISA G Newton Edward s
Newton.
Judgen3cst.-john Wagner John |. Hess
Sl0s5. Silas Goodell V II $ Gilbert & Co.,
SAT aud costs. sc Cummings Schultz &
Hoffman, Sl049.6O and costs. Frank Simp.
som August Beitsch, 1896 f. J Manchester
Y Elon Weaver, s595C7 j B Chisholm v
Patrick and Mary Sheeron, SOL co. Michael
Byrne John Gascoyne, 1884, 40
NEW SUITS.
Ldlc.-John Boslough JOHN Harris. an
peal, sllS.93; John Packer et 81 Bishop
d lrion, asst, $500; Lyman Ererin CHAM & Co
Rhodes & Hennlng, asst, $500.
Chu-Elizabeth Richards WIZ Richards,
divorce. This couple were married Dec. -,
1876, and lived together until about two
months ago. She alleges as grounds for di.
vorce; drunkenness, adultery with one Mary
Lessman ct oil; cruely, in the form OF beat
ing. Complainant asks the custody Of the
three children, age from two to six years
respectively. This is u S,reator case
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Clarke coTees are the purcst.

No mau seemed to be very badly scared
over the Failure" OF Thayer, Buffers Il Car
penter, this week, but Prof. Schreeb, who on
bearing 1t performed a war dance, got out
attachments and made Rome howl for the
time being. When.a little "salt" was ad
mlnistered he consented TO accept the money
for his oats, some Sl5j, dismissed his suits,
and went home in a wel-prescrved frame of
mind
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
Clark's coFees are the freshes

Baldwin q Prise.er, the new marble firm,
have received on order from Mrs. David
Strawn Tor fine grant monument, the
contract price for which is Sl,2OO-pretty
good starter for the firm. But their known
popularity ana ability is a guarantee for
good and honest work.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
Out In Arizona .

Hon. A. w. Sheldon, Associate Justice,
Supreme Bench OF Arizona Territory
writes as follows: ut affords me grea
pleasure to say, from my persona! obser'
Walton, and you know the scope of such
has been very extended, that ST. Jacobs
OIL is the great and wonderful conqueror
of pain, the sovereign cure tor all bodily
aches and pains, and checrtully beaI
this testimony"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
Hoods Snrsaparillu

Il designed to meet the wants Of those who
need a medicine to build them up. give
them an appetite. purify their blood. and
oil up the machinery Of their bodies. Nc
other article takes hold Of the system and
hits exactly the spot like Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla. II works like magic, reaching every
part Of the human body through the blood
giving to all renewed life and energy. 81
. ho.,.is. SiV for az
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19

Samuel Morse, Of Jouesvllle. VT, il over
20 years old, and for years has been troubled
with an itching sore on his ankle. He tried
nearly ell remedies, paid many doctors bills
in vaip, until Re commenced the use OF
Coles Carbolisalve. II has worked won
derful cure. and he wants TO let Others know
OF the great benefit received from II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19

PATrES.-Nr. W. J. Pattan, late Of Phila-
delphia, Pa, has taken a position at Hape.
man q Graham's 10 the wall paper depart
ment. Mr.. Patten is practical paper
hanger and decorator of long experience,
and will add very materially to the strength
OF this department at Hspemsn & Grahsm's
making IL more attractive than ever during
the coming season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19

Mr.. Robert Strakosch, % the Thursby Cor.
cert Company, was in the city Yesterday
He reports Miss Thursby's tour through Hi
nois thus fer has beSn perfect ovation. Al
Galesburg the entire house, $50 seats, was
cold IN two days. At Champaign the house
could not hold all who wished to hear her.
At Springfield the house was sold in less
than three days. Ottawa "takes hold" less
rapidly; but large portion of the house has
been sold already, and q very large audience
is expected The concert next Tuesday eve
ming will be undoubtedly the great fashiona.
bic event as we'll as the musical event Of the
year. This Is not to be wondered at. All
musical people have become familiar with
Miss IhursOy's phenomenal career; and no
musician or singer within 20 miles OF Ottawa
Will or should miss hearing her, for her equal
has never appeared In this city. We under.
stand considerable party will make the trip
from Morris to hear her. The programme,
az we remarked before, is grand one. Miss
Thursby's numbers are PRAYER and Barcar.
ole, from Star of the North" Meyerbecr;
Cansonetta, "My mother bids me bind my
HAIR" Haydn; lie Chant du Msoh, a
Brazilian bird song" David; Song Of the
Bells, from the new opera Lakmee," DeIibes.
The Cheyaler de Konski, pianist to the En-
peror of Germany, MIR. Russell s. Glover,
also appear; while the well known Maurice
strakosch will play the piano accompani-
ments,-a musical feast presented to La
Sale county audience but once in decade
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Probate Court

Claims against the following estate: mus;
be made on or before Monday next
Jane VI Lyon, simon Vallou Russell Bliss.
Jacob Wiget, John D Brown, Jeremiah
Strawn, Nancy Newell, Bertha Watterwlll,
Allen Brown, Ursula sulzberger, John 4 Fin.
ley, Emra y Lyon, Jacob Rrcan. louis
Greeue-