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From Ransom.

All Is quite in the town, since j. G. Ford
paid his poil,tax.
Where are you going to celebrate?
Mr.. John began of Ottawa, called on
some of his Ransom friends last week.
Among the advertised attractions of the
celebration at Streator on the 9Th, is bal.
loon ascention by Prof Ward, of Chicago.
1t takes the Streatorites to stretch the truth
for instead of being Chicagoan Mr. Ward
Is one of Ransom's industrious young men.
Mr. Higgins, of Rutland, paid us a visit
to our lively little town on the 10Th.
VIII Baker returned home Friday, after
spending nine months Mt the college AT
Naperville, Ill. He speaks highly of the
institution, and we dare say the faculty of II
found him to be faithful and attentive
student.
Our genial ticket agent amuses himself
by singing THE babies In our block" He
says the newest Is stopping at his house and
| that she is her papa's pet.
Jerry Wertz, formerly Ransomer but
now resident of the Buckeye state, and
his wife are the guests of MIR. s. Cochran.
Mr.. Pat Barton of Eagle, was In town re.
Gently on political mission. His many
Allen friends hope he will secure the nom.
nation for sheriff.
Miss. Kate O'Mara Is home from Dub
uque, Iowa. Where she has spent the past
year In attending school at the Visitation
Academy,
If you want to enjoy yourself attend the
celebration at Ransom, July Bird. There
will be balloon ascention by Prof Ward,
sports of all kind, grand display of fire.
works, dance etc. Come and have good
time.
Johnnie Dooley entertained his friends
by giving dance on the evening of the
18th. All persons who attended had very
pleasant time. AS the person who managed
II did everything that he could to make the
affair enjoyable.
Mr. W. B. Mcintyre visited some of his
Ottawa friends recently.
The oats and hay crop Will be light
The principal event of last week was the
dedication Of the Catholic Church. The
dedication ceremonies we're performed by
Rev. Father o'Kelly assisted by Fathers
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HOO A. M.-Reading of declaration Of in.
dependence nj Washington Square. Orations
Inv Gen. John G.. Smith, of Chicago, and Chas'
A. Works, Rockford.
sroprs.
Free rorall, commencing at 100 Pm.
Eco race-ls, prize, -; ID, 50; 3D., -,
howard foot race--lst prize, 80; "a, ~;
Sd, 50, ~ -, b.
Wheelbarrow race-lst prize, 50; ID, -;
Sd, 81, -, no o., ca .
Bicycle race-lst prize, ST.; I'd, 20; o.
81. -, 90
Tub race in canal--lst prize, So "a, 9"'
Cd, 81. ~ oo
Hurdle race--lst prize, -; I'd, 50; %, ~
Mule race-lst prize, 50; "a, 80; ID. ~
MILITARY EXHIBITION DRILL
for purse of SO.
FIRE DEPARTMENT DRILLS AND Confess,
participated in by companies from Merris'
Perm. Ottawa and elsewhere. There will be
three contests under this head.
Hose race with cart, 400 feet OF hose. run
200 feet TO engine, attach hose and run out
80 feet, put on pipe and throw water two or
more teams to start, lst prize S26; I'd, Sl5.
Coupling contest, $50 feet Of hose laid out,
attach hose to engine, make and break two
couplings and attach pipes, two men In team,
lst prize, Sl5; ID, $40.
IIitching contest, with double team, list
prize, S.; ID, -.
Privilege granted to all visiting teams of
fremen the use Of apparatus for above races.
REGATTA oS ILLINOIS RIVER.
Purse, $40; divided MS follows 4-oared
pir race. 500: free for all amateurs, double
1nred skif. Slj: SINGLE cared skill race, $40
single shell race, free for all, 800.
SHOOTING MATCH.
All purses to fill, or pro rate class shoot
ing.
Shoot No. Peoria blackbirds, 10 singles,
IL yards rise; entrance, 81. Purse, $50,
SO added, divided as follows: 40, 80, 20 and
70 per cent 80
Shoot No. 2-Nlacomber metal birds, 10
singles, 10 yards rise; entrance, 81. Purse,
S2j, Sl5 added, divided as in No. |.
Shoot No. 3-Peoria blackb irks, team shoot
of four persons, - singles, Is yards rise;
entrance, So. Purse, $50, $50 added, di'
yiled as in No. |.
EVENING AMUsENENTs.
Band concerts balloon ascensions, &c,
and one Of the grandest
FIRE WORKS DISPLAY
in the history Of the city, which will alone
pay every visitor to Ottawa on that day and
evening to see.
Come one, come all.
Hon. L. C. ALLEN, President.
T.. S. SAP, Secretary.
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The following resolutions were adopted

The following resolutions were adopted
at regular meeting of Div. No. 8, A. o.
H., held Sunday, June 18th, 1886;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God,
in His inscrutable wisdom, to take from our
midst our beloved and honored brother
member Nicholas Heating, one of the
most active members and a guiding light
of this organization, an honest, whole
souled, liberty-loving Irish American
therefore, be it
ReS0lDed That by the death of Nicholas
Heating we have lost a worthy and faithful
member, one of the most self-sacriticing
and devoted in our midst
Res0lred, That while we sadly deplOre
his loss and heartily sympathize with his
afflicted wife, children and honOred rela-
tives, we feel that his upright and manly
conduct as Christian, husband and a
father have merited for him the reward of
eternal hal piness.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upsn the minutes of this Division,
Il copy sent to his bereaved wife, and also
to the Ottawa papers for insertion.
v. w. AHEARN,
7. +. QUINN,
w. p. LEAHY,
COMMITTEE,
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Fourth of July.

The following is the official programme for
/, .rcises to be held in this city on Mon.
day, . ally 9th. Every arrangement has been
made for the accommodation Of those who
wi.i visit Ottawa in attendance upon the
celebration, and if the weather is favorable
there ia every reason to believe the day will
witness the greatest celebration ever held
here. Ho.I. William L. Ma on, Of Chicago,
,ii.i deliver the leading Grafton Of the day.
1909 A. M.--procession, participated in
by the city council, civic societies, fire de.
paltments, military companies, trades wag
ons, delegations, &c.
A fine banner will be presented by Fiske
x BEEN to the largest visiting delegation in
procession from adjsining country.
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Those who believe that nature will work
off cough or cold should understand that
this is done at the expense OF the constitu.
ton. Each time this weakens the system,
and we all know that the termination of
this dangerous practice Is consumptive's
grave. Don't take the chanchss, when a
fifty cent bottle of DR.. Bigelow's Positive
Cure will safely and promptly cure any re-
cent cough, cold or throat or lung trouble.
Buy the dollar bottle of Dr. BigelOw's Posi-
tive Cure. Sold by L, Y. Griggs.
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Miraculous Escape.

W. w. Reed, Druggist, of Winchester, Ind
writes: Zone of my customers, Mrs. Louisa
Pike, Bartonia, Randolph Co., Ind, was long
sufferer with Consumption, and was given up
to die by her physician. She heard OF DIR:
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, and
began buying il Of me. In six months time
she walked 10 this city, a distance of six miles,
and is now SO much improved she has quit
using It, She feels she owes her life to 1t"
Free Trial Bottle at ID. Lorriaux's Drug Store
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4 Cnril.

GRAND RAPIDS, June 25.--I wish to ten
der my sincere thanks TO the citizens of
Ottawa who came so quickly to my aid
when | was thrown from a wagon on Mon.
day last, especially DR., Hathaway, Daniel
O'Kane and Rev. Father Grogan; also to
city marshal Maher.
Yours sincerely,
T. H. Mccormick
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following were this week granted Ii
&C Sos TO marry:
Corwin NJ. Cook and Ida c. Slate.
Arthur H. Clark and Carrie B. ioag.
tl.Ierick G. Borngasser and Elizabeth
Vallmer.
Thomas =. Laird and Mrs Mary Shipley
Herbert A. Pool and Silvia NJ. Myers.
James Darling and Addie Hanna.
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II Won are suffering with low and depressed
spirits, loss of appetite, general debility, dis
ordered blood, weak constitution, headache
or any disease of bilious nature, by all
means procure bottle of Electric Bitters,
You will be surprised TO see the rapid i'm
provement that will follow; you will be in
spircd with new life; strength and activity
viii return; pain and misery will cease, and
hcnceforth you will rejoice in the praise Of
Electric Bittcrs. Sold at fifty cents bottle
by ID. LOrrlauX.
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From "a Prominent Society Lady of
Quincy, Ill
Corner Fourteenth and Y

UOrDer Fourteenth and ORR StreHtS,
Quincy. H., October 2, 1875
To THR PUBLIC: | was great sufferer from the
worst chronic catarrh for fifteen years having lost
the Of smell and being cOmOellcd TO SIN 10 ten
pocket handkerchefs in single day, while my breath
was offensive gould not go into society; and sut
fered with the most severe headaches, having sick
headache often. This caarrh finally Affected my lungs
very badly that coughed and raised great quantities
OF yellow matter and had pains in my lungs and was
thin in flesh and weak could hardly walk across
the floor; my face was covered with ugly brown bloich
es and had great misery in my back in fact ! was
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One of the Greatest Cures in the
Annals of Medicine.

SERENA, III, Nov. 5, 1856.
Mrs. DIR. KICK, Dear MdddH Il deem It my duty
10 lei the public know what you did for my daughter,
She was under medical treatment since a child. had
taken her 10 six different PHYSICIANS, and received
benefit They told me all that could be done for her
to travel, she having lung trouble of the worst
kind Pains through chest also In head aud back and
dull unceasng pain In her left side. Very weak, was
not able to do anything Having heard Of your won
derful cures, |, rs last resort, put her under your
December 1882 She has not taken drop of medicine
since from any person and still continues well and
strong which gives to believe her cure Is per-
manept.
Feeling thankful for all you did for her avn res.
pectfully yours, Mrs. EDWARD REIZ.
Any person doubling this statement will do me the
kinddesS to call on Or address me.
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Hucklin's Arnica Salye.

The best salvc in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter,
chappcd hands, chilblains, Germs, and all SKIN
eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaction. or money refunded. Price p cents
per box, For sale bv d. LorriauX.
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County Court.

The only business transacted in the Coun-
ty Court during The week, except one or two
orders. was the imposing of sentence by
Judge Gilbert upon Frank McGraw and
James Mcllvaney Of Mendoza, indicted by
the last grand jury for malicious mischief
and assault with n deadly weapon. Both
plead guilty, McGraw was given eight
months and McIlvaney four in the county
jnii
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c. lIacherle, of Ottawa, was at J. G..
Ilurnung's yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Arthur of Adair Iowa, is
visiting her folks, the Vests.
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nearly dead when was placed under Mrs. Dr. Keck'
treatment. Although my husband did not believe
would benent me. had confidence and followed hers
the cure is permanent for have been well for three
Years and have not taken any medicine in that time
But in order to accomplish this, took her medicines
for many months and before began to feel better
felt much worse, MS she told me would. My Quincy
friends all know this is true and they now aston
ished that am so strong and well for | now expose
myself to all kinds of weather without any return Of
the catarrh Any who doubts this can write 10
MRS FRANK WEBER.
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OTTAWA, La Sale Co, H. May 5. S3.
MRS. DIR. KRUK-Desr Friend: feel it nay duty to
the suffering public to make known what your yalua-
BILE medicines ana advice have done for me have
not been 50 well for Ave years as at present 1t Is
now nine mouths since | took your medicines. and
still feel real we'll afflicted with catarrh of
the head and also female troubles of the worst kind;
could not rest well of nights; severe pain in side ana
back; was very much debiiitated all over. conscien-
tiously recommend your treatment to all suffering.
Any person doubling this statement will please ad-
dress or call on me- Very truly yours,
- Mrs. A, f.. BRUNK.
OTTAWA, H., oct 81. 1885
To THE PUBLTC:-I wish to state that In the summer
Of 1882 was treated by Mrs Or. kcek for the worst
of female troubles. Since giving YOU my statement n
May 1888 still continued To gain In health and strength;
and you may well know how thankful feel to you
for the great blessing you have bestowed upon mere
covering my health again. All those doubling the
truth of this statement let them call on or address me
Respectfully, Mrs. A s. BRUNK,
Box l2l5.
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HOO A. M.-Reading of declaration Of in.
dependence nj Washington Square. Orations
by Gen. John G. Smith, OF Chicago, ana Chas'
A. Works, Rockford.
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tiulur.- patent ilNaut-rur,i Turf
plug aid, digestion. brandy ucnclr-
tluyCr h..
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Al the blooming babies IN the
county are visiting ", i Martin Il
Bra. This spriug for the handoomcst
line Of carriages in the whole city.
". 4. MARLIN y Bro,
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Cameron, CH-tlr- a storey arr .u'r
nprnt- in Waco lor"lu' mJ sugar
Plum the most Wholesome .brN 300
thc world,
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Celebrated ylcs in hats, shown b.,
use exclusively. LEVINE lHur.
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THE WEATHER.


WA'msGrpy, ApfI 4.-fof tho We,t cult
stat.- faif weather. neatly stationary temp
a.'H. yatlauIe Winds generally south.
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Round ABOUT rOwN.


Two moro days and lent viii be
over
lpoh out for ripe dcwbctrlc- neat
uroh
Ripe apricot. viii soon be ia the
market
n iuIl line of tru--r-, lust received
nt lohrOu- u Moscr.
~ni horses aud luNuriuu. buggics
Of pGl,-h,'- stables
40 the popular brands of chewing
gum hl Brhrru- ~ Mu-cr-
Nurhmuu were rushing thiug- at
las ROLLER mill. Yesterday.
lurlc wu-H good rush OF travel
yesterday over ull the ruud- running
into th" ciiN.
lir' W VI lottwirh. -. -, Nash
Willie. publicly cndur,'- Red Star
Tough Cure.
',u To- bair-uy'- aud get hobby
rg mud u,,c Your girl OUT fora breath
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Mr. W. H. lrcy has resumed taking
Orders for coHl tor heating purposes
u 'ld prices. send loo Your orders.
nrhrou. ~ No,cr'- are getting
regular -hipmruts of Wuotau Well
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'hr" poison.
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nh I""I'lt between Austin Md
iWuhin street,
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HINl "I lhr"llau0lu.
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p'. "H' goo" nanny morse. Apply
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uniforms. and ANY one bnyii,y tbn.r
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ndn"s 'Wrnm'i ."Iu
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furmru, boys aulch.ulrpn from
cents Up IlHiNI IiEu-.
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,l"thing
10 suit the most lastidious at
Levine Bros,
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Tine best Havana 0,I,d tomt Gmr
iu the world. tor -pir nN s. Hen.
sole agent
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order wood through thr pu.lut-
Zee iruml, Il. \c-cN.
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There j. no bitter Nncr-u.u' ia
"Iurl tobacco,
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Old-iAshion Brandy peaches flavor
"Iurl' and "Fruitwhc' chewing lu.
barcu.
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a ..

Das ittteruationale p~reisererci=
rem In @albetton fou 3wii9en Dem 5.
unb 10. Muguit ftattfinben. Bon $15,=
900 bis $4,000 glaubt man fir ben
3wed in @alpeiton auftreiben gu
f6nnen.
Gin 1~6idbriges Mdb1ei1 Mamens
Dora Senslep lit BON Sort @ortb fpar-
log peri6munben. Mler Mabri9ein=
lidteit mad 1T bas Mdb@en nit elmer
reiienben Geleli9aft, bic S6langens
8orfeaungen CAB, babon gegangen.
Man f6lieBt bies aus elmer SHerte, bic
benz Mdo9en gema9t purbe, als
S9langenbeaauberiu In ben 8orfelune
gen aufautreten.
Sn 81 gafo berrf6t Sreube iber
bic 3erft6rung Der Sperlanb 8ierbane
bur@ Geuer. l1ebrigens NOR aud iene
BierbaQe ri9ts meter aGs cine Spiel
b6le fir Jarbise.
-SnAbilene bat fi9 zines traBenbabn>
gompagnie gebilbet. 9as Megere9t
bur@ bic Stabt 1T ibr bereits sepdbrt
WDr0en.
- Ser Supelier 8. 6. Curtis in
Dallas, Der frdber in @albefton mo5nte,
bat fi9 erf9ofen. Mat fanb feline
2ei@e In benz bon inn betuobnten Gins
rter nebf spei 8riefen, bic at 8etannte
aoreffirt tuaren. Nls 1rfa1e bes
Selbfmor6es giebt er itanbal6fe Sc
rttdte an, bic iiber ibt berbreitet tuurs
ben unb beret uuuabrbeit CT ni@t be>
weifen f6nue.
Die bemofratif@e gpuntbconpen.
ton bon @aloeiton bat ffattgefunben.
Die &ebner ginger bon ber gnfi9t aus,
baB @albetons Demotratie i'm b69iteu
@rabe bemoralifirt tporbeu iei unb
reorganiirt tperben miife.
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Sic TlOrenee NtebttneaIe Der Rims
berpde9e.

Sic TIorenee NfisbtineaIe ber Rtn.
berpaeee.
5Olsenbes 1T elm aus3us zines an ben
Deutiden 8efOrm Me6enser in @bamz
bersbursh, pa, sefdriebenen 8riefes:
:, Cine @obftbdtertn.
Seffnet bic Ebare fir Re unb W1rs.
Winslrw ptrb beweiien, baB ffe bic ar1ee
rifaniide 6lOrentiner Nadttsau Der Sim
Der 1T. Dapcn fnb mir 70 iber3euet,
baB mir unierer Soup" lebren werben
3a fasen: n@eiesnet iet Wrs. Winslow"
neil fte berfelben bebiIIi9 mar, User bic
Yertpse bes 3ahnens unb anbere Bez
i&werlidfeiten fir &inber hinwessufom=
men. Mrs. 8iuslop's @potbius 5Arup
nimmt ben Sinbern bic 9dmer3en unb
furtrt Dbieutrie unb Dtarrboe. St
madt ben @auuen 5art, befreit bon
@nt5anomns unb brinst bas Sinh slidli@
aber Die Beripbe bes 3ubnens binpes.
@r thut serabe ba8, mas ct bcrgiebt sa
tbun, gaes unb niat ,peniser. @ir ba<
ben einmal Wrs. Minslcw seieben unb
tenne1 ie anr, bur4 ibren Srcthing
Sprnp fir 4inber. Wenu mir bic Wa9t
bitten, pareea mir fe ais Sei1anb far
bic ainber binftelen = fpas Te aud In
Der Ebat 1T. Der Shrup mirb In
alien Gpctheteu 81 rs Gents per Tlaide
perfauft.
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gSsa,. SBRtua q aphn.

ltniere 9auptnabrung If unb bleibt
bas Sleii6, unb INT lpl6es frii6 unb
gut gu %erlangen, faint man 1nm6ali6
einen superldfiigeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 96fling & 5obn, $50.
oil Nbe. s. Sie 9erren baben benz
9ei@mad ibrer &unbet &e9nung ges
troger unb In i6rem @tablifiement cine
talte 2uftmai@ine erri@tet, tpel9e aner
Wnforaerungen fir @rbaltung unb @nt=
fer1ufg i6dbli9er Sngrebienaen bes
Gleii9es entipri9t. Sic baben beitdn=
big In ibren 8iebbbfen ei1er groBen
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