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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

8iele Weni6en baben mad Der 5aupts
mubI3ett bss Cages bas 8ebirfniB, fid
bin5ule9en unb elmer poItommenen &abs
3u iiberla1en. 9lu9 Der @eift seist fd
babel tras, unb ber Weni6 enti9Iummert.
S9on sebn Rtnuten bteler &ube, obsr
cine 8iertelitunbe s~eniisen UNI bic Qebbafs
tisteit ober bas 9efibI Der &raft piebers
tebren gu Iaiieu. ST Der WittussidIaf
f6dbli9? Ran bort oft, baB er gu
S9lasflihsn unb anberen &rantbsiten
&nIuB sebe. Sc 1T tsin 3peifeI, SaB Der
Rittassi9laf i6dbli9 iein fam, wenu er
ndmli9 pon trdgsn Wsniden seibt wirb,
peI9e ueber tOrperItd nod seiffis orbents
LID arbsiten unb au penis 8ewesuns bas
ben ba 1T banu aber nt9t has Ausrubea
mad Gid uerantwortIt9 gu MAIDEN, fons
bern bic falide 2sbsnsweiie i'm san3en.
@er einen Beirut bot, bsr i'm anitrenst,
Oh er nun vtsI umbsrsehen, ober uieI ifeben
miiiie, unb babel uiellet9t aud setitis Be-
f6dftist 1T, Der fam fi9 NIT Rube benz
Mittassi9Iaf i~berlahen; bas 2iesen ptrb
Tim cine srOBe @obltbat unb Der S9laf
etne natursemdBe @rboluns ietn. 0ir
isben bel allen Gbiersn mad Der Sdttisuns
bas &ubebebirfniB etntreteu, unb es 1T
u ueritanbIi9, buB f4 3ur @inleituns
Der @erbauuns bic &rdfte ianmeln urb
auf bieie Gbdtisteit rt6ten mifen. 0ens
nod 1T aud MasenIeibeuben bic &ube
mad Gid Defenders gu einpfebIen. @er
aber pom etnem tur3er Wittassidlaf niibe
unb serbro9en aufwa9t, BET m6se bebens
Ten, baB ct eber einen Iansen S9laf, aIs
gar teinsn nOtbis bat un6 mOse bemna4
bic Rubeseit Der Radt srinbli4 fir feline
grboluna ausniibeH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Ginige 3suaniTe.
@as etn piarrer barber iast.

WOrriionpine. GsrtItian Co.. 81.
"a sept 1881. q 4
Sg@Dn Isf psTiaitsns ,sGs sobrrn babe id SeIeaen.
bert sebabt. MID bon Der @OrSasltbfeir Sbrer wteotats
nsn fir epiIepiie uno gseroeni4ipahe gu tbeIasngeuI
Ser critic SJaa. fir ben i'd Wieoi5in ban Sbnerss
hieit, mar efn heiues W6s6tu BON ssbu Sobreu, BE
Sobter meiues gfarrtineeS @briit. WI4erpieuHig.
3as aiuo bate bic ~rialeHae aranfbett" IN b6dftsH
@rabe. Ser Batter bate ihuu piele &er3fs oeriutt:
auF meiueH Bath periuate er Shre gSeot5tn; Ero 5pet
GlaIhru O~erietten baben has gado9en SoattanOt9 &C.
ssiIt S!s bat Ie!tSsI ME n'sHE stHsH SHfaH Ssaa0t
anssrSeR butte i'd Ssisoeuwit, bic merfrvdrbige
Wirfun9 Sbrsr WebiSin on bssi 5daen osS ioss'
nauHteu 9eststal5 81 beabadten.
Wtinrie yais, bie Iottrr bon meirern VfarrftHoe
Sobu SAILS, battB Sieie 8ranfbsis in ioIhent Sraoe.
bob ne burtans terne SepaIt .iibsr thre Saree Ino
5IBe bate. Die 9dnoe pareu iInlntr 10 iebr IN Bee
fpe9uu9, bob fe in tueuisen 3agen 35her IN tbre &ist'
Der rie6. 2ier GSlaiheu Sbrsr WleoiSu baben ne opas
itdnSi9 gehetlt; @is I'D bore, fp'a pc o'elen Serhif
Gin anSsrsr Juu BON geitstans mar @aurire Mss.
ban, Elm Suu9e BON ~ungstabr IA Sabren. @r mar 10
atn6. aubsrSsm bsnabm sr I'D. ais Dsnn er Der.
rudt It. gGeun f5reT0S ms pans faIIeH. tro9 er
inter oas gett. SttlGdts er cine babe Stunoe lang.
ME ein Soiot, baun tpieoer meiHte er. R1r3 or fpuroe
BON benz ar3te bier uuo pan ben Senteu thr oerrldt
gebalteu. Ntir aber insu' IS sleroeutrortbett gu iein.
aao t4 riet1 Oss9aIS gu Sbrsr y @seS' Sn!,s iS Si, pier Ust. S1s
CT arbsttet augeRblidlts oils ySeetionbaHo- an Der
GifeHbabu.
BAD aaem,. mas i'd init eigrueu augen gsIsber, bin
i'd aberseugt. oaB es feline before WeoiJin jar Gptlepfe
Ino Rerpentrautbeit gtbt, ais bic Sbrige. IS pare
Elm Seaen far bic WenI6bett, ipeun bic Sobe bener
befaHnf pare. Defenders uuter BaItoren.
Sn Der 9offraug oaB sic bies gu Ws9s brtH9sH.
bin ib ~ergebsnIt
SAr y. Seppe, gfarrer.
DE- Sas Bud fir gIerpsnietosu6s ipirb Sebeu. Der
S ~OerlaHgt. frei 5~ugeianbt, NIB Mrmeu audi bic Vlea
oiSiu opn nus umipnSt gelIetert
Gieie Weoi5in tpur6e iit 5ebu Sabreu BON Baftor
a6ui9 in Sort Wapue, Sno., 5~uberettet uuo lest untsr
isiner aupeiiuu9 BON Der
K0uie Uleoiciue Co.,
30 @eR @aniion, Ode Clinton ettube,
Gbitaso, 81.
&. ~. 8uete, @suerals 9tssnt, Dubuque
Sopa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Seaen lieat in Der Strait Der Serbian.

una wis alsr anbern &6rperfunttionen
benn fe fi9ert ,iHtise @siunbbsit. @sisss
net iei baber bas anoenten iener wsiien
MOn9e, wel9e, wifenb, wie lei9t Der
Waenid IN i%bermdBisem @enufe Der suten
0inse bes Daieins feline &Srperfunttionsn
i9rd9t, aug @Ipenpfansen, beren Saft
ben 9runbfoff Der st. Bernard &r6uters
pilen biIbet, bas w%irtiamite ~Yorbeusunsss
mitteI sesen bic am bdufisftsn portOmmeus
ben, aus iol9en S9wd6en entitsbenbsn
6Drperiibel bereitsten. I'm cine Yrobe
fOitenfrei gu befommsn, abreiiire P. Neu-
staedter & Co., Box 2416, New York
City. 9ie St. Bernard &rdu:erpiuen finb
in allen apotbeten gu baben. 9rsis %
Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

pole Stabt, bic es iosur i9on iowett ses
bradt bat, ben 8abnen, pel9e In bic
Stabt tou,mer woIlsn, teinen Bonus mebr
besablsn gu mlIen. SIN @esentbetI, BITE
9abnen babsn fid bas @esere4t gu taus
fen uub bic Yldse fur Stationss unb 9as
serbdufer tbeuer su be3ablen. 60 muBte
Die Rorb:B acifics 8abn $50 900 fur ibre
bortisen @runbitide besablen; bte aus'
sabe mar cine Der I%rbnenbifen, weI9e isns
Babu sema1t bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
& brom X.
8atbi6lage IDS Saus nno Sol.
{ stung.


I'm iunse Gaubsn auf idnelle Weiie gu
mditen, iett man ie al, 90. Gage, ober,
wsnn fs anfunsen, 5ebern gu betommen,
In einen &orb, porin mar cine wei4e uns
terIuse BON Roos ober 9eu selest bat. on
einen Srt, weI6er Der Cuff 3utritt seftats
tet, bas 2idt iebo9 ausi9Iiebt. Nan
fattert nun bieie Ebtere tdsIi9 breimal In
Spii5enrdumen pon fiuf Stunbsn nit
seto9ten Mtaist6rnern, nobel man ibner
BEN S6nabeI 6ffuet unb nod unb nod 80
Bis 40 MaisfOrner gum 8eri6linsen sibt.
Semertt iet bisrbei, baB BITE &Orner nod
Iuupurm ietn mi len. Sat man bies Ser
fabren 1913 Gage furtseiett, 70 erbal
man elm @efliseI, wel9es an 3artbei
unb 9sf9mut ni9ts gu wini4sn ibri!
IdBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
eibenbe 9~ebenspsiie, Mansel an 81

SIBEHut ~NEUtHEIUtIIt, UtHH8e1 UH Oe'
wesuns wsrben sep0bnli6 fir bic llria9e
8 5dmprrboibens 9sibens ertIart. aber
hpieI mas bic llriu9e 1T, es i9mertt,
ruaIuoQ, es uerbittert bas 2eben, rnb
rber Der "ANikESIS", bes bepdbrs
rs 3ur 2tnberuns unb 9eiluns
~Ts bat f9 babur6 UNI bic
,tert sema9t. SIS linhert
mberbar i6nsu. Yrobe
ii ssliefert. wenn man
Co, Box 24l6, New
9ie "Anakesis"
haben. 9reis 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
@ein f6neII fIai@eurstf 81
MAIDEN.

Dem &upferi6misb @rnf &raus in
9Irtbeim wurbe Elm Gerfabreu patentirt,
wobur9 es in Der tiirSeiteu iSsit seIinsen
fol-, @eiue fui6enreif gu MAIDEN. Der
@eiu utrh unter 9uftabi9luB bis gu 60
@rab erbitt, babur9 pcn ieinen @dbrpils
3en befrett unb bann bur6 &Ibler In cine
Eemperatur pom Is @rab sebra9t. Die
2eiitunssfabisteit bes g~pparates iou f9
awii9en 5000 tdsIt3 bewesen.
CUR 8ertreibun9 Der Sltesen tbeilt Elm
fransOfi6ss 8latt aIs Elm e~nnpfsblsnspers
Ties MitteI bic anwenbuns Der aubetanns
ten &icinuspflan3e nit! Sn einem &affsss
buuie, tn pel9em bic SIiessn betanntIi9
l1eberfuB on ansiebunssfoff finben, mar
our 3terbe Elm &icinusi tod aufseitsIt, unb
ueuise Gage barauf fdienen bereits ale
Sliesen peri9punben gu isin. Bel ndbes
rer Inter u3uns uurben balb unter benz
&ictnus cine Raffe tobter Slisssn, pon
wel4en mebrere iosar an Der l1nterieite Der
Sldtter bdnsen sebIieben pareu, entbedt,
unb i3ienen bteieIben bemnad cine fir fie
9tfttsen ausbiinitung biefer Pflanse erIesen
gu iein. 0teies MitteI bot Dor ber @irs
flung bes TItesenpapiers ben @ortbeil, baB
bic uersifteten SIiesen i'm 8ereids Der
gfan3e f~eifsebaIten wsrben unb ni9t taus
n1elnb IN Speiieu unb 9etrdnte berubs
fallen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05
To the Public.

l contracted several months ago with Halls
Safe and Lock Company, Of Cincinnati, o
to build for me one Of their best burglar
proof vaults. This vault the company are
now putting III the brick freproof casing in
the corner room of Opera House block This
vault put in, not expecting any receipts
from it that would justify the expenditure OF
the considerable sum it cost me, but that il
might be a step from provincialism to met
ropolitanism, so that Ottawa might soon
assume to be one of the leading cities in the
State.
This vault | have every reason to expec,
will stand where il is now being built fol
the next one hundred years or more, and
invite every person interested to see it nov
during Its construction and test it, If they
choose, so that they may know what sort o
vault it is, and that may know that an
getting what Halls Safe and Lock Compan,
contracted to furni me.
+. A. SHERWOOD.
May s. 1888.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05
COutested Elections,


The towns Of Seneca and La Sale have
each case Of contest over the late munich
pal elections.
In Seneca the ballot boxes had scarcely
closed, when someone arose to remark that
the newly elected president Of trustees, NJ.
J. Hogan, was not, owing to the requirement
Of the law concerning theength Of residence,
eligible to the office. A committee, COM
posed of P. H. Graves and d. p. Cahill
visited this city last week, and after secur.
ing legal advice returned fully confirmed in
the belief that Mr.. Hogan must step down
and out. He has done 80, although his
friends greatly deplore his forced departure
from an Office to which they labored to
elevate him.
At La Sale. John Martin, the apparently
defeated candidate for alderman, contests
the election of Miebach in the Fifth ward
on the ground Of frod" Both gentlemen
allege alleged voting by the wholesale, and
if half the men charged with the offense are
ever indicted, as if guilty they should be,
the county will have to enlarge the Jail to
hold them. The council has been engaged
on the case all week, and is expected to
come to decision today.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05
May s. 1888.


The "north side" in this city, owing TO al
impetus given by the organ factory, is having
quite boom. Over 25 new dwellings are in
various stages Of progress towards compile
ton, all the way from the basement to the
finishing touch Of the painter. Mr. Alder,
Irion has just laid the foundation for dwell.
ing on the lot adjoining that Of his father,
Mr.. Paul lrion, on Marquette street. 1t will
be a story and a half cottage, 24x32 feet, very
fancy in outline.
Car loads of beautifully dressed stone for
the convent are being unloaded at the depot.
A number of pretty dwellings, are being
erected near the Driving park, and Others not
far from the organ factory.
The new iron bridge tor the "cut," at La
Fayette street, is on the cars at the depot
awaiting the building of the center pier, the
stone for which arrived from Joliet yesterday
morning.
The north side is well up on sports. On
Tuesday next John Dryer, the strong armed
butcher, and Jack DonahOe, the great La
Sale Co. "sprinter," whatever that may be
are to have wrestling match for $50 side
ana if they live through it, they will wind up
with prize fight with Id. or 4 Oh. gloves,
we forget which, in Il IL foot ring, London
rules. If they live through this, they wind
up with meat axes at three feet, the one who
survives to be shot by Policeman Brennan!
Yesterday forenoon's train brought from
the east bevy, yes, flock, yea, more, u
small regiment of the prettest, brightest aud
most overwhelmingly charming school marms
that ever taught the big boys the chief rule
in the decensions of the verb love, viz: 81
love, you love, we love, they love, we are all
mashed" &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05
Blue and Gold Front

The democratic club has secuaed the first
store north of the corner of Main and Court
streets in the Cheever block, for headquar'
tiers, and will fit it up with platform, chairs,
and electric light. 1t will be open all day
and at night until a late hour. transparency
over the door announcing its location. IL
was at first desired that the store in the
Gedney block be used. but as Mr.. Gedney
was, singular to chronicle, adverse to mar.
tial music and torches in the place, and
insisted upon an iron clad lease TO that
effect, no doubt desiring to please the pulse
feeers'' of the G. o. 2. 1t was found an i'm
possibility to agree to his terms. Does
MIR. Gedney prefer to rent his room to the
republican club?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

The police force, assisted by Police Magis
trate Weeks. called upon Hon. Tom Mac
Kinlsy on Thursday evening not, however
in warlike attitude, as their only visible
weapon was fine gold.headed cane. Mr.
Weeks made the presentation speech, and
the Hon. Tom, though considerably taken
aback, was able to murmur HIS appreciation
Mr.. MacKinlay has been the iather of the
police service in this city for many years
and has been the main mover in its gradual
advance to the high degree Of efficiency
which il has attained. From city ofbrawls
nightly orgies ard tramps, Ottawa has
progressed until weeks pass without an
occasion for an arrest.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

Five deaths by accident or murder is
Streator's record The last was the killing
of James We'll, son Of Mr., John o Neil, q
resident Of Streator for twenty years. James
boarded a switch engine in the Burlington
yards on Friday afternoon and rode over to
Kangley with the crew, with whom he was
we'll acquainted While the engine was at
work doing some switching O Neil attempted
to climb on the rear of q freight car attached
to the engine, and losing his footing fell
underneath The engine was moving back
ward, and showed the car over 0'Neil, the
wheels passing up his right leg and right
side Of his body, crushing him in a horrible
manner. When picked up he was still liv-
ing but expired shortly after being taken
home. He was about % years old, was
born in Streator, in fact, lived there before
the site was plated, ana had large circle
of friends in this city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05
A New Line Added

A particularly attractive feature at II. j.
GILLEN's this week is new arrival from New
York Of choice lot OF Henrietta Clo,hs-all
wool, silk finish. The line includes several
new and exquisite shades for the season.
There Is also a superb line Of trimmings to
match-entirely new This addition makes
the dress goods line more complete to the final
detail, so that our readers are certain to be
delighted with 1t.
The carpet department is doing realty i'm
mense business, aud the employees of the de-
partmeut have several times this week been
called on to put IN from Is to 20 hours per
day to I'LL orders on time, They did 1t, how
ever; making and laying, free of charge, and
do ii just when you want 1t done.
The cash prices in the boot and shoe house,
and the extra fine line of goods carried this
season, in ladies', misses, children's and
gents fine shoes, have so far more than
doubled the business of this department. Still
there are buyers who don't appreciate the
richness of this stock and will not until they
examine il thoroughly.
The fact is, that when buyers are looking
for the best and the cheapest in dress goods
and trimmings, carpets and curtains, boots
aud shoes, groceries, &c, they find all of these
at GILLEN's to a degree unapproachable by
any other house. You cannot get standard
guaranteed, first-class fabrics for nothing
but the house does guarantee the lowest price
on same quality of any house in the city. Nc
misrepresentation to make sale permitted
and the greatest value is guaranteed in every
department.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05
DestitutiOn and Death.

On yesterday afternoon a Mrs. Gallagher
evidently reduced to the lowest depths OF
poverty and distress, appeared here with her
three little children aged respectively one,
Strestor and was on her way to the county
asylum, with her baby in her arms, dying,
and it breathed its last fe. moments after
she reached her destination. She had been
formerly resident Of La Sale; had followed
her heartess husband TO Streator whs there
deserted her and left her and their babies to
starve.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05
Obituary..
ESTELLA MAY BAGLkY,

BsrELLA MAY BAGLKY.
Estells May, infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bagley. died Of Q complication
Of ailments at the residence Of the bereaved
parents, 1873 West Main street, at o clock
Wednesday morning The funeral took
place at Ottawa Avenue cemetery at 2 on
Thursday afternoon.
CHESTER rRENARY.
Chester, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. C.
Trenary died Of scarlet fever and dyptheria,
on Monday, aged Is months. Death, SEEM
ing not satiated by the sacrifice Of two dear
ones leaves now but one Of cherished
household of four laughing children. In
their deep affection, Mr.. and Mrs. Trenary
certainly have the heartfelt sympathy of
every parent in the city, for such an ordeal
is willed only to the few-not the many.
MRS. AxTAL.
Mrs. AItal, an old and highly respectable
resident Of Miller, died on Monday. aged
LOG years. She was perhaps the oldest
lady or person in this county and indeed in
the state, and leaves son AMI daughter
who would be considered advanced in years
FREDDIE G. GLErM.
Freddie g., son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred.
Glenn, of Chicago, formerly of this city,
died at the home Of his parents on Thursday,
aged three years. The interment takes
place at Chicago, at oclock this afternoon.
MRS. L. X. HARRIS.
Mrs. L. K. Harris, mother of DR.. J. o. Har
ris of this city, died at her home in Syracuse,
y. Y, on Sunday, April 22d, aged 50 years
She was lady OF high mental and religious
traits, being held in high esteem, and had the
singular coincidence of being the daughter of
a Revolutionary soldier, wife of soldier Of
the war of IL, and mother of soldier of 90,
(thc Doctor.)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05
A Grand Concert.

Will be given at the opera house on May
81, under the management Of Geo. P. Esta
brook. Mr. Emiel Liebing, the eminent
Chicago piano virtuoso and cornet pianist
Mrs r A Patterson, of Chicago, late Of New
York, one of the finest singers in the city
and the original Arion Quartette Of Ottawa
have been engaged. No lover Of music car
afford to miss this rare treat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

The usual services will take place at the
Baptist church on next Sunday. The pastor,
Rev. Gilbert Frederick, will preach both
morning and evening. Sunday school meets
at II NJ, and young peoples meeting at $50
TN. The orchestral music in Sunday school
will be excellent, and the choir will also
furnish good music.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05
A Norman stallion that Wins on Hi
nniI

A Norman stallion that Wins on His
Merits.
Milan" No. 2,420, N. r. N. H., the
property of W. f. Prlchard, is proving to be
great iavorite with the breeders Of this
popular race of horses. This horse is fine
individual aud transmits to his girt his fine
form, color and action. &" Milan is sired
by the great horse Brilliant owned by
and kept at the head of M. W. Durham S
stud since 1882, and is without doubt the
most noted stallion that has ever lived. The
son of this great stallion, owned and kept in
Ottawa, affords the farmers of the surround
ing country an opportunity of obtaining at
reasonable expense the finest strains OF
blood that can be found in the land.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

The City Drug Store has received an I'M
mense stock of wall paper, and it is still
coming. They have the largest, best select
ed, and most complete stock to be had il
the city The prices are so low that every
body is going to paper this summer. Cal
and inspect our latest styles.
T. E. GAPEN & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

The men employed at the Fireproof Co. 8
clay beds on the East side who had been
receiving 81 so per day, struck for sl.75 a
day ON Monday, and we're discharged
Their places were filled in half day
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

For SALE-Eighty acres in Town of Free
dom. one mile from Prairie Centre, La Sale
Co, ILL., Apply TO Rome O'Connell, ITO
w. Washington st., Chicago, Iii.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

The Main street electric light broke loose
from its fastenings on Thursday morning,
and as the graveled road was the tougher,
distributed itself over the earth in delight
full state Of dilspidation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

REv.-Rev. Father Heating arrived in this
city last evening, Father Conaty departing
in the afternoon.
PRoFs. 1t is understood that Profs Col.
ton and Bigham will leave Ottawa at the end
of the scholastic year, Prof, Cotton to 60 to
Normal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

Another large invoice of carpets were
received at J. +. Scott & Co g this week
they are perfectly rushed in this department
now.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

Frank McGrath and Dora Ettinger are
now inmates of the Hotel de Morrssey
They burglarzed two saloons at Mendoza on
Sunday morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

For all kinds of agricultural implements,
tools and garden seeds, buggies, carriages,
harness, sewing machines and supplies at
bottom prices, 60 to +. D. Sweetser 2, third
door North Of postofFice. Call before you
make purchases, as we will sell close at
great bargains for the next 90 days. F. d. ).
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

MATCHED ceiling and wall paper, will
elegant borders. Select before the best bar
gains run short. FORBES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

Prince Albert suits. cutaway suits for
dress fit, equal to custom made, at one.half
the Price, at Oak Hall, One Price Clothiers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

The concert given at the Methodist church
last Friday evening was listened to by a
very fine audience, and was one of the most
delightful affairs given in the city during
the season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

The stone for the abutments and pier, and
the bridge for the Lafayette street section OF
the side cut have arrived, and will be placed
in position as soon as practicable. 1t is
similar in appearance TO the other bridge on
he cut
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

Children's clothing; don't buy until 20
examine the beautiful styles and low price
at Oak Hail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

Our $50 sailor suits are going fast
secure one before it is too late.
OAK HALL, CLoTHrERs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05
See Forbes for wall paper.

The millinery department Of J. E. Scott &
Co. is having very large trade this spring;
they have the best stock and the best trim.
mers in the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

500 bushels New York Burbank potatoes
81, at SHAws.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

Wall paper in the latest patterns at
HAPEMAN & GRAHAM's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

Millinery, the best stock in the city at
j. L. SCoTT & Co. 8,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

GOLD MEDAL FLOUR AT
BUFFERS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

An UnendinG Variety
OF elegant wall paper in gilt, silk and lower
grades, at HAPEhAN & GRAHAas.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05
WALL PAPER in new designs at Forbes
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR AT

Best 81 working pants in the world;
warranted not to rip; at the Oak Hall, One
Price ClOthiers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-05-05

BURBANK POTATOES 81 AT
BUFFERS