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Fighting i'm ECypt.

SUAKIS, September I1.-The success day before
yesterday, of The friendly Arabs and police escort.
Ing tie convoy OF provisions and women to Suakfn
In defeating the attacking parry OF Haddendowas,
has mad an inspiring effect on the friendly tribes
Two thousand OF the Amarar tribe attacked the
Haddendowas, and after an engagement Of four
hours succeeded In dlsOdging them killing seventy
OF them and capturing many arms and caInelS. The
loss OF the AmaTarS Was thirty killed and wounded
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The Bankers' and Ncrchantss Tele.
graph Company.

NEW YORK. September li.-Mr. Suily, one OF the
general officers OF tie Bankers and Merchante'
telegraph Co, says that Tor the protection OF all
concerned the property should be placed In the
hands OF receiver, and that application viii be
made IN a lew days. lie Iurther states that within
thirty days plan fOrreorganizatiOn VIII be devised
that viii again put the property on good basis
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The Latter Defeated with Heavy Loss

SHANGHAI September 1.-Two thousand French
troops landed to-day at the kinpai- Pass, on the
Min river, below FooChow, and attacked the Chin
ese The latter were defeated with heavy loss and
are In full retreat
Chinese Stop Coal Supplies to a British
(sunbO8t.
Foo CHOW. September l7.-The Chinese have
stopped the supplies OF coal for the British gunboat
Merlin, stationed at Sharp Peak, where the cable
lands
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LADIES ATTENTION,
LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS.
MILE NJ J. PRANDI
At MRS. NJ j. HUNT's 1909 STREET
GRAY SHADES!
RHEA WAVES. SHINGLED BANGS!
These styles never need be in the harressers' hands
Always in order by plain combinR Hair Dressed and
EaARs ShinRled ap2-6ms
HIRTS.
Opened this morning new lot
WHITE AND FANCY PERCALK
Best fitting aud quality il the city.
w. 8. TEEL.
au0 0S6 Pennsylvauia avenuA
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Failure tn lroutOu. q.

lR0NToN, OHIo september ED. Sim Gooch q
Co, wholesale grocers and dealers in IA ncy goods.
have made AN asSignmenL Their Liabilities arc
estimated at s2S0l0
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Good SaEnaritanS.
SONr OF THIN FROM w.surN1rr

PITTSBURG, September l7.-The thirty-sfxth ma
tonal convention OF the Right Worthy Grand Coun-
Gu OF Good Samarttans and Daugh ers OF Samarla is
now In session here. The meeting was called to
order by Rev. ID. p. Seaton. right worthy national
grand chief, OF Washington, u. c. Delegates are
lumbla Virginia, Indiana, Ohio, Delaware, Tennes-
see, New Jersey, and West Virginia. The order is
composed OF 500 lodges, having 10000 members.
The headquarters are at Baltimore. The order is
especially strong In Maryland and Kentucky.
AFierce Dog Fight for $500 a Side.
LONG ISLAND CITY, IL. September IA large
gathering OF sporting men from New York, New ark
and Philadelphia witnessed tight early this morn
OF Newark, and Tom, OF New York, for $500 side.
After terrible fight, lasting one hour and fifty
minutes, both animals fell exhausted, Tom being
declared the winner. The Newark dog died shortly
after. One OF the handlers John Scanned OF New
ark, was badly bitten by the Newark dog In the
early part OF the hight and was compelled 70 retire
Depredasions by Evicted NIinerv.
ATHENS, O., september 1.-THE eyicted and idle
miners aIe said tG be committing depredations
owing TO their destitution, and the farmers are
afraid TO take legal measures to prevent It
Iron Works Sold by the sherfm.
DANvILIB, Pa, september 1.-THE Glendower
iron works OF Danv1e were sold at sher1n's sale To-
day fer S 09o, subject 20 mortgages MIS- Hugh z
Ups and Downs i'm Wall Street.
stock marke: opened arm, ana SO on advanced 4
to y per cent Union Pacific, Northwest, Lake
Shore, and st. Paul were the nrmest shares
Near II O'Clock . fractional reaction took place.
Their Golden wedding.
BosroH. September I7.-Rev 7. F. Smith, author
Of the national hymn, America" ana his wife
celebrated their golden wedding at their residence
Ia Newton Center last evening About 600 re-
present sent letters or more suhtantial remem-
brance9
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sPRINGFIELD, MASS, september 1.-THE bicycle
street parade here this morning, In connection with
the tournament, Was witnessed by an Immense
throng OF people. There Were about three hundred
men in line. The first event this afternoon win Be-
ten-mlle race for professionals
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Looking for Dynamite.
banquet to TEou. Nrr Mowa.

TORONTO, september IA banquet was given 70
the Hon. Mr. Ao"at at the Granite Rink last
night A large number oI quests were present.
The Hon. Mr. Blake. leader or the opposition IN tho
Dominion parliament. presided MIR. Mowat on
entering received an ovation Addresses were &C.
livered by the lion MI. Mckenzie, N-premier OF
the Dominion; the Hon. Mr. Huntington, the Hon.
Mr. MERCER, leader OF the Quebec opposition, aud
other prominent liberals The AFFAIR was great
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- P E c 1 A l..

You will oblige to take especial notice of the fol-
lowing remarkable bargains we offer to- day:
Silver plated Teaspoons 39c. per set.
Siyer-plated tablespoons. I9c. per set
Silver plated Forks 7Jc peg set
Solid Silver Nickel Teaspoons SOC. per set
Solid Silver Nickel ablespoons g .I9 per set
Solid Silver Nickel Forks. s I. l9 per set
These goods made of pure Nickel and for common
use are unsu passed.
Rogers trie-piate Teaspoons 81 10 per set puaran-
teed as represented warranted for five years
Rogers trp.e-plated Butter Knives, 49c
Rogers triple plated Tablespoons best goods 81 Is per
set; Forks to match. same price. |
Ivory nandle Carving Sesknife fork and steel-99c
Solid Steel silver plated Knives. 99c per set These
goods are a very nice quality and have neve- sold
less than Sl49
Rogers triple plated Table Knives. ST rs per set
10 ,ers trpie-pia Dessert Knives 81 Is per set
ivory handle liable Knives, g9c per -et
Better sTade OF the goods 81 40 DER set. with
Forks t. match, 8 90 and = 9S per set
Our 9@c silver Cast of
our 9c plated Butter Dish surprise to every
Our 99c sets of witehandle Table Knives and Forks
good. durable and cheap.
Triple-plated Napkin Rings. 49c
We can also furnish single sets of Table Cutlery for
school purposes
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A CONTRIBUTION to the conscience fund Of sixty
nve cents was received at the Treasury department
to-day from Philadelphia.
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COMMISSIONER PRICE TO REMAIN.-The Secretary
OF the Interior, at the request of the President has
written letter to Hon. Hiram Price, the commits
sioner OF Indian affairs, requesting him to with
draw his resignation. Mr. Price viii comply with
this request
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., S207 ,979; customs, sos, ,239
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THE POLITICAL FIELD.
REPUBLICAN, Nomination..

WHITE Hall. n Y, September 17.-The Essex
county republican convention, held last evening at
EllZabethtown, nominated for assembly Wesley
Barnes, OF Minerva, and for county Judge Francis
A. smith The congressional delegates were in
Structed to vote for the denomination OF Hon.
Frederick A. johnson, OF Glenns Falls.
Nominated for Congress-.
BLooMTNGToN, ILL, September 1.-THE demo-
Gratis or the fourteenth district have nominated C.
c. Clark, OF Decatur, for Congress
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TIE OHIo MINE TRoUBL EsL-Three companies a
troops are now held at Hooking valley Ohio M
all has been quiet ence their arrival with the IN.
ceptton OF few personal encounters ana oomo
trouble 10 e)ecting strikers from houses Of the opo.
ratorS The troops are held TO prevent anotkGr
being pat In the mines rapidly.
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JOHN G. SANrLE has been appointed postmaster
at Lafayette, Ind
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Mrs. Schellfng's Nerves Give way.
THE EXCITEMENT OF THE LAST FEW DAYS roo nucR


The daughter OF MI Morosni has become tired
OF living IN room over O saloon, and yesterday sho
and her husband left Yonkers and rented q room
in New York. schellings stepfather says that vio.
tora's strength failed her yesterday morning: thse
she tainted, and has since been quite III The ex.
citing events through which she has passed the
sight OF the jeering mob Lhe dying mother and IL
heart-broken father had wrought upon her nervoa
until she was In q semi-hy ystercal condition. BeF
pride gave way, and she declared that she win 90
back 70 Workers and remain by the bed OF her saok
mother, no matter al what cost 70 herself 6h0
declared that she would stay within reach OF hef
mother until the latter Is well Then she ana her
husband would 60 away 70 some place where they
were NOT known,
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kilograms to The Star.
RED-HOT FIGHT IN OHIO
AMERICAN POLITICAL ALLIANCE.
THEIR PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.
THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
A FRENCH VICTORY IN CHINA,
AMERICAN POLITICAL ALLIANCE.
THEIR PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.
THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
A FRENCH VICTORY IN CHINA,


HE Republican Tactical ROusing
open Air Campaign-The Demo.
cratic Stiii.hunt-The Republicans
More Hopeful.
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Who Will Succeed Secretary FOlperl

who Will Succeed Secretary FOlger!
The indications to-day are that none OF the gen.
tlemen who have been mentioned as likely to sue
ceed Secretary Folger will receive the office but
gentleman Of prominence who is his personal
friend. Many think, however, that Mr.. Coon will
be flnally decided upon. prominent official, who
doubt about it,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Se55 =, of ddsy La Iayette Lodgs No 10 VIII Be
at el dmp nd HIS e.
attend. ~ =. ~
1t n s MERRILL. Secretary.
FE DIR. REUIING HAS RESUMED HIS OFFICE
sSEsa' oaioea avenue every from ssi5ss t.
r-ese IMPoRr ANT ANNOUNCEMENT
apd @ fHs I f esDfa
ne1t' All applications %nss be aiaTsIssd sa 's
.es Secretary of Board Ho5Pss Has
~ 9th st. northwest have ademand Tor Houses
w 1ol als sse and Esn Owners having such to dispose OF
tS HAVE b RANKl NKyFS Rs ASD IS BROKERS.
au29-1m 1423 STREET.
rSs SLATE MANTELs,
SLATE MANTELs
GAS FIXTUEES-New Stock and Designs
LATROBEs. CRATES. RANGES. ETC
PLUMBINCi AND HEATING
GARDEN VASES AND SETTLES AT COST
SAMUEL S. sHEDD
atiS 400 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
W LUMBER.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
THE FINEST STOCK OF
aARDwooDa
SUCHAs
MAHOGANY. WALNUT. POPLAR ASH, OAK, MA.
PIE AND CHERRY,
THAT BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK
AND BOSTON CAN PRODUCE. AND ARE NOW PRE-
PARED TO ORDER DIRECT BY WIRE ANY WOOD
THAT OUR YARDS FAIL TO HAVE IN HAND.
OUR STOCK OF BUILDING LUMBER is COM
PLETE, WHILE OUR FLOORING. WAINSCOTING
AND PARTITION is EQUAL, BOTH IN QUALITY
AND WORKMANSHIP. TO ANY IN THE DISTRICT.
NOTING THAT OUR TRADE IS ON A STEADY
INCREASE, WE ARE STILL PREPARED TO FILL
ALL ORDERS. EITHER BY WAGON CAR OR BOAT
WITH PROMPTNEsS AND DISPATCH AND GUAR
ANTEE SATISFACTION TO ALL. IN ORDER THAT
WE MAY VERIFY THE ABOVE WE RESPECT.
FULLY SOLICIT CALL
wM MCLEAN SON.
18TH AND STREETS AND 14TH. BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST. au27
TF THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND RES |
~ 1dents is particularly called to PHCSVITiI the |
new ana popular Erain ana Nerve Tonic and SAFE |
guard against Malaria For sale areaed by the glass or
in bottles by w e. Mll.BUIN Sole Inventor and Man
ufacturer li29 Pennsylvania avenue. aplI |
fSS MUNCASTER 4 HOWARD Pharmacists cor |
ner 9Th and streets northwest, manufacture |
pure and wholesome. Five cents per glass. aul4
rG5s GAS STOVES
tS GARDEN HOSE
Cs. s.stoves tLAt will do all Family CookinS
E. F. BROOKS
my?I s31 18th street. Corcoran Building
rSe CHAs. s. PRICE.
w REGISTERED PHARMACIST,
42G 9TH street southwest
Pure Drugs and MedcineA Prescriptions spec,altv
ana at moderate rates. je3O
~ ROGINSKI l. LEWIS. THE WEII-KNOWN |
~ S2n Painters and Gl3ZieFS are at 9OS ID street !
northwest. Telephone call 1913 All orders promptly
ttenoet to. 1y1l-3n
rHr SPEClAL-FIvE GALLONS DANFOETH'S !
" s. JENKs l. CO..
N23 I'm Il, ith street IL.
r1soDR HODGKIN DENTIST, RENIOVfD TO l34a |
90 New York avenue, Zone door east of SInms' drug
store.) se;}-Im
JAMES II. McGILI. ARCHITECT
~ Office No. Jos q street.
Prepares plans and ecifcations for all classes of
puiiulf-s sultt1nttiCs their erection tyS-tm
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lxHuxAN TREATMENT or CRAZY wouAx-

HHrNAN TREAfHRNr or CRAZY WouAN-Anen.
line hoyt the owner OF considerable property. W.
founo IN Cato. n. Y, yesterday confined IN 6lfhy
nas oeen !unatic since her birth The authoFiti01
wiu take charge OF the case, 40 it b thoV9ht
was kept In this condition by her reaafav1G
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BOOKS, DC.

SCHOOL BOOKS
y AND SCHOOL STATIONERY
AT REDUCED PRICES
Note Paper. five pounds to the rean only IS cents
General reduction all Standard and miscellaneous
Books Card Engraving and Printing; all work guar
anteed Largest assortment of BLANK BOUKS In the
city.
sole agent for JOHN HOLLANDS CELEBRATED
GOLD PENS.
JOHN C. PARKER
sel2 611 and GIG 7th street northwest
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N1w YORK, September II, Wall street-Th'
stock marke: opened irm. and so on advanced 4
to y per cent Union Paciflc, Northwest, Lakl
Shore, and St Paul were the nrmest shares
Near II O'Clock fractional reaction took place.
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UAHvtLIB, Pa, september 1.-THE Glendowe
iron works OF Danville were sold at sherls sale
day fer 5000, subject 20 mortgages MIS- Hugh E
Steele was the purchaser.
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A Fierce Dog Fight for $500 a Side.


ATHENS, o., September 1.-THE eyicted and idle
miners ale said &c be committing depredations
upon the small stock OF the farms IN their vicinity
owing TO their destitution, and the farmers are
afraid TO take legal measures to prevent It
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PATENTS IssUED-Patents were issued to J. W.
osborne, OF this city. for chromographic printing,
and to VIM. +. Roach for ventilation
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The q. s. TRAINING SHIP PORTSMOUTH sailed
from New London, Conn.,, yesterday morning for
cruise, bound for Woods Holl and Vineyard sound.
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Make Your Selection.

II you want neat nobby and stylish car
riage give us call.
II you want one of the well-known limp
kins spring side.bars come and see us. We
have them.
II you want something roomy and com
Portable in one or two-scated buggy, We
have large assortment Of our well.knowu
slide seats TO select from.
If you want to buy the nobbiest buggy
with or without sidc-b bars, one that every pei
son who has used or seen them pronounces
the best in the market, then come and see
us.
If you want to buy an end spring buggy
of any description call at our factory and we
will show you the largest and best stock ever
seen in this county.
If you want three spring buggy for gen
cral use call and examine our large stock.
If you want the easiest riding and best road
cart made, with or without top, do not fail to
give us a call.
If you want to see the best and largest
stock of carriages, buggies and road carts call
at our factory and we will promise you the
best bargains ever offered in this county
Greatly reduced prices in order to give Ills
more room for our wholesale trade. Every
Job fully warranted and manufactured under
our personal supervision. If you want the
best work made in the county, at a low price
buy of GAY " Son.
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A prisoner in the county Jail named Michael
Murray made desperate effort to escape on
Tuesday evening. While deputy sheriff w
their usual rounds that evening, Murray
made an assault upon Mr. Milligan by strik-
ing him full in the face heavy blow. The
officer at once drew his revolver and fired at
the culprit, but fortunately, perhaps, the ball
struck cross bar in the cell door which Muir
ray had hastily closed between them, thereby
saving his life. Mr., Milligans eyes still
show the effect of the blow, although no
other injury was inflicted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-05-24

SUIcIDE.-One of those saddening events
occurred ON Friday night last near Grand
Ridge, that appeals to the strongest sympa-
night the wife of Joseph Gilliland, well-to-do
farmer of that vicinity, left her bed room
while in a state of temporary insanity and
went to the garnet, where she hung herself to
the rafters, the body not being discovered I'M
til morning. She leaves five children, the
youngest of whom is but three month and the
oldest nine years of age. The deceased was a
daughter of David Beck, wealthy farmer
who but short time ago went to California
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-05-24

The South Ottawa station agent, MI Jouh
Swanson, has finally induced the Burlington
Company to place on sale at that station
full supply of tickets for all points on the
Burlington route in Illinois and Iowa. Bag
gage will be checked accordingly. This in
formation will be a source of qualification to
many persons residing south Of the Illinois
river, who will prefer leaving the south side
depot. All passenger trains will stop for
passengers, and the Paw Paw train at 9
O'Clock makes good connection at Earl for
all points west.
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The Board of Health of this city have be-
gun vigorous crusade against all pestilence
breeding nuisances within the city-cspecially
heaps of manure piled up in streets and al
legs, uncleaned vaults and cesspools, dead
animals, &c, All persons are requested to
clean up the streets and alleys in front or ad.
joining their premises without notice from
the authorities and thus aid in the good work
of not only improving the health but the at
Effectiveness of our pleasant city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-05-24

During the past week judgments and at
tachments against the Eliel Brewing Compa-
ny of La Sale, aggregating between $4,000
and 10000, have been entered involving that
company in what now seems to be bankrupt
cy, although the statement has been made
that every dollar Of Indebtedness will be paid
in full The cause Of the failure is attributed
In part to the recent death Of Mr.. Louis Eliel
the president of the company, and the de.
preston of trade during the past two years.
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The Proper Way

To attach stamp to an envelope is to mois
ten the envelope and then apply the stamp
Try this. II we all did the proper thing We
would use DR.. Jones Red Clover Tonic foi
dyspepsia, costiveness, bad breath, piles
dimples, ague and mslaria diseases, poor ap
petite, low spirits, headache, or diseases Of
the kidneys, stomach and liver. Price j0c.
Of z. Y. Giggs.
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Ottawa Commandery, No. 10, X. T., have
extended an invitation to the Joliet Comman-
derry to be present at special conclave on
next Tuesday evening, May 9th, and witness
the comforting of the Order of the Temple.
Also an inspection by E. Sir E. s. Mulliner,
G. j. w. of the Grand Commandery of the
state of Illinois. The Sir Knights will be
banqueted at the Clifton
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ICE CHESTS,
REFRIGERATORS,
FREEZERS,
OIL STOVES,
ALL AT BEDROCK PRICES,
AT KENDALL'S.

There will be a formal observance OF
Memorial Day on Friday next, in which all
citizens are invited to participate. Invita-
tons have been extended to the several civic
and military societies of the city to form in
procession at 80 p. NJ and march to Wash
ington Square, where the stand exercises will
be held, consisting of the memorial service of
the 6. A. r., singing, prayer by Rev .. y.
Fletcher, address by Rev. W. F. Day, and Il
ten minute address by Rev. c. F. II. O'Neill.
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Still at 1t.


The special 30 days sale is still in progress
at II, j. GILLEN's, and bargains in all lines is
still the order Of the day
Stocks are still complete, in spite OF the
success of the sale, and new goods are coming
in daily.
The dress goods department is rich in black,
colored and summer silks, and all new, fash
ionable and desirable goods for summer wear,
at the extreme Of low prices.
The notion stock contains many new novel.
ties for summer, including II particularly at
tractive line of parasols, fans, gloves and 9th
or seasonable novelties.
All lines of dry goods are included in this
sale, and there is no line of these goods in
which buyers will not find decided bargains.
The carpet stock as usual continues to lead
the market in varieey of fabrics and patterns,
and in lowness of price, and sales continue
large.
The enlarged boot and shoe department has
proved an entire success. The new brands
introduced in ladies' misses and children's
shoes, the Walker boot and other new special
ties have attracted general attention to the
department as the best and cheapest boot and
shoe stock in the city. The line of plow-shoes
is specially notable for good quality and
cheapness.
The grocery stock continues to grow in
favor. Fresh goods, received, with low
freights, making low prices, and whether
purchases are made in bulk or in small guam
titles, prices are found to be the lowest in the
city. No wonder the new Cash Grocery is
popular.
Call and see what they are doing at Gillen's.
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HuLL's.

1t was just fifty years ago last Sunday
morning that DR., Reynolds arrived in La Sale
comfy (or what was then part of La Sale,
but now part of Livingston.) Since that
time the Doctor has seen many changes, and
has witnessed the steady upward growth Of
the county, shorn to be sure of some of its
territory, until now it stands at the head +,
Cook alone excepted, and that only because
Chicago is there.
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~, Tle. dedication Of stGolumba Catholic
1rfiiiTTh VIII occur on june 18TH Bishop

church VIII occur on Jufe~ 18th Bishop
Spaulding will preach the sermon and Rev.
f. w. Graham, of st. Joseph, Mo-, will act
as celebrant, Rev. J. F. Power, of Peru, dea-
con; Rev. J.sF. Donovan, of Seneca, sub
deacon, and Rev Charles O'Ncill, of Ottawa,
master of ceremonies. Tickets, at 81 90 each,
can be obtained at Hapeman " Graham's.
This church is one of the hndsomcst IN the
state outside of the large cities and wealthy
parishes and is an honor to Ottawa. y new
pipe organ has been placed in position, the
tones of which are pronounced grand by our
musicians, the instrument being an elegant
piece of workmanship and musical skill The
ceremonies on the 18th proX. Will be very m
pressye and interesting.
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The FREE TRADERS news gatherer was
shown yesterday the new brussels carpet
which Scott Bros IL Co. are putting down in
the new Catholic church. They expect to
complete their part Of the contract next
week. Scott Bros. seem TO be very success
full in getting these big contracts.
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No Experiment.,

With majority Of people it is no expert
ment that DR.. Bossnko's Cough and Lung
Syrup is sure cure for coughs, colds, pains
in the lungs, soreness in the chest, etc. , but
for those who doubt, ask your neighbors who
have used it or get free sample bottle of C.
N. Forbes, the druggist. Regular size 80
cents and 81. 90.