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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-08-04
professional GarDa.

professional GarDs.
ArvoRNsvs.
pAcTRICK J.; CAREY. Attorney at Law
Ottawa, Ills. Rooms 1921 Opera House Block.
GRI9GS &c ALLEN, Attorneys ana Coun
~ seiors AZ Law. ONCE over First National Bank
Ottawa, Ill. april
Jesse b. RUGER, Attorney and Counselor
at Law. Office In the Colweil Sherwood Block,
north OF Postofice. feb1&
NI ysGSS J9 2IV CHAPM sI ~ AZ,
AVA neYs at Law. Gedneys Block. Ottawa, H.. spr3O
~. 81 Law. Room 10. Opera House Block, Ottawa
ILL., All legal business promptly attended to. JAMS
- selor at Law ONCE in Postoffice Block. Ottawa,
lnnois. mar5'W
THOS. 9. FULLERTON, Attorney Al
J. L@x OTTAWA. Illinois. once in Bushnells block.
west OF Court House. Jsnl-S
II G. SWIFT, Attorney at Law. Armory BLOCK
A' Snecial attention given to probate matters.
nys sgssts oJos ssSf. a ) sEas;s5
1ok ss q oa hoUss Me s1s
Sale, mi, iulyacssa !"
RULL & srRAwN, Ats, new, and CoIp.
~ seors at Lay Once over City Drug Atoss, conner
NJ y; ARMsTRoNo, A,tern.y and cou..
~: ssl9r s q sv Ss:.va, Ill Notary Public One
r. g; 1sFEEHARx: Attorney :; !, a 49, S 9no.
Block, Ottawa. ILL., iunS
.s Eo.:,s Sss, As'o;osy :ns CsoS's S:
House Block. Ottawa. III.
D.iil omes in ssdney: Biosk. dscsT
B. II IS e IL: : As;a' y. "a. Sq 4:
Co 1T House. Ottawa. NJ julyS7S
(IEOR3E g. ELDREpaE.A Attorney.
" Law once In Postoiice Block OVsva. Ill apri
MAYO e w1DndER, Attorney. Il Law
~! ~ 0tnce IN Nstaaeers Block. corner Of SALT
.. PHYSICIANS. vs.
A II. OLMsrED. ID. ID. -.
Dentist,
7s5 La Sale Street. Ottawa. I'll.
nR. CHARITY SANDERS, successor
~ to DR.. Acinda Auten. ONCE Opera House Block,
Ottawa, Ill. Telephone. No. 12I' sepl3
~ DR. oAMPHhLA'
VIIY Dentist.
Care Of the natural teeth speciality lady assistant
In ONCE. Parlors over III La Sale st., Ottawa, Ill.
DR. j. 9. RYBURN, Ottawa. III. Office in
- Opera House Block In ONCE day and night.
W NJ a<,oHr ~ ~
ONCE Hours, 2toL once and Residence,
Always In ONCE during Office hours. 20. BLOCE
nR. ~. w. WEBS, (Deuscher Dostor) ase
- Physie1An ant Vurgoon 70 the st. LOuis Female
HodptAl Once 0ve 8tiefelI Clothing etOra corner Of
Main and Ia sale sereeta hes1deAoe on south bluh
q Mr. RenSs aD7e
mr.. q. MILLER, the we'll known Oculis
goods store. Main street.
u Y. 9RI00S, Dru0gist, Bookseller and St.
Il. non or, OytAwA, m. Second store In NartneevS
Block. south side Of Court House Square.
M kNEUHS14, German Druggist and Apothe
Nk. cary. Wholesale and retal) Main stree. 0tts
-, III. Importer Of Dru0. Chemicals, French Cogni
&C Brandies. Wines &c
nR. w. H. wEk;SE. successor to Dr. VIM
~ Sheppard, Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist, Az
slsant State graduate Ontario veterinary
College, Canada. Dental course under Sayre and Drake
Chicago. once and Inhrmsry Lafayette ST.. Ottawa
III febi8-iyr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-08-04

JESSE b. RUGER, Attorney and Counse
north Of postoffice. febi@
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-08-04

THOS. @. FULLERTON, Attorney a,
L Law, Ottawa, Illinois. once in Bushnells block
west Oh court HOUSE. tan1-(
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-08-04


relatives or do you HE to an unsentimental
lawyer who would have taken fec from the
other side if they had gone up the steps ahead
Of your -t
81 begin to see your drift" observed Mr..
Baxter.
"Of course you do. But wander 1t IL
then admitted that the question is left for
me to settle"
No one had admitted anything Of the kind,
but no one protested. There was q calm
sudacity about the stranger which silenced.
II IL did not convince. 1--WE will walk along
the sands" continued the stranger, land dis
cuss this matter further. To begin, will
ask IL there il any tangible objection to this
young mani Does he drink, smoke or gamble
TO excessi Has he hidden wife or is he, a.
the six cent novelists say, under the shadow
Of great crime" .aH
''Nol" cried Delmar, violently.
~ was sure not. To the lady then
engaged to anotheri Has she Q d.
or an incurabls maladyt L. she G
mind or tickle dispositionf'
~ am sure am moi" sobbed Vim
ing to DslmAr in nervous indignation,
"Again am right, I" said the strang
you, sir, then, taking the amazed blu
ssted Baxter by the arm, sis my
source Have you destined your dat
for convent Have you another suit
your minds eyei Do you know aught az,
this young mans character or your dat
ter's dispositionr
"No," stammered Mr.. Baxter, vainly IL
ing to evade the large and full blue eyes
the stranger, II cannot say that have any
particular reason"
"Why, look you, sirl" cried the stranger,
dropping Mr.. Baxters arm, sit is as plain as
. pihestaif. There isno objection to the banns
being published. He does not object. she
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-08-04

~ w. w. BLAKE, Attorney and Counseo,
~. q Law. Room Is Opera House Block, Ottawa
ILL., All legal business promptly attended to. JAMS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-08-04

7 OR ENZO Lillian ND, Attorney and Coun.
~ seor at Law. ONCE in PostOfice Block. Ottawa
Illinois mar5'S7
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-08-04

DUNCAN NC DOU8ALL. c. b. CHAPMAN
McDOUGALII & CHAPMA N. Attor
AVA neYs at Law. Gedney's Block. Ottawa, H.. aprSO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-08-04

". DUNCAN. A.y. o ooNoI. H.r. eILBu1r
DUNCAN, O'CONOR & GILBE.R,r.
~ Attorneys o. Law. Once in Futterer q Metzger'i
block, east Of curt house. Ottawa. Illinois; and La
Sale, III. iulv2o'99
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-08-04

Hal hal"
john
"Jane. don't be foolish"
'John, will speak You hsve noright to
assume that Winnie or Mr. Delmar will act
sensibly -men arc always fools, and that
haxen wretch Is no exception. You mark
my words'- ....rr . 4.
mo more, Jane. You alarm me for the
stability OF your mind. Go read the pa
pers, and keep posted on the progress Of the
age"
Yet Mrs. Baxter was right and Mr. Baxter
was wrong. In spite of the size Of his salary
and worldly wisdom acquired In billiard
and smoking rooms, Delmar drifted into
love, and Winnie, who ought to have known
better, did not check him. 1t may have bean
the solitude, youthful defiance, or love, or .
combination Of all three.
Eight days later Mira Baxter drew Mr..
Baxter aside once more and said to him, with
face expressive Of justifiable triumph which
motherly anxiety could not conceal:
~ will not reproach you, John. Come to
the window and $50 for yourself"
'She's crazy" said Mr.. Baxter; but he
followed her TO the window.
:. "Look! there by the wreck They have
been sitting there for an hour, her band in
hiA"
Mr. Baxter took tho preferred opera glsa
scornfully, looked careleasly, cried profanely.
Young men are no longer free and open
hearted rs they were when you we're young,
John" observed Mrs Baxter, after first 70
treating TO safe distance. "Delmar Is not
Q fool, but he has taken Vinnies hand In
hia" ~ -Jt
He threw the glass on the lounge and
rushed forth swiftly. 81 hope ! have not
caused any trouble" said Mrs Baxter, pol
ishing the eye piece. ''but at least will ses
1t out"
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13
Chloride, or My Present Home

r. ne following verses we're spoken at thu
tree, Chloride. Dec. 2ith, 1851, b,
Alice FredR Cass.
I could choose a grander subject
which 10 you might be sublime.
/ might speak of love orloving.
or OF sone unknown ich niue
! could speak of rocks and rivers,
M mountains wild and high.
or, a mothers lonely watching.
Singing softly rockaby.
] would place you my dear hearers
Close beside my cottage home.
You can over look the village,
Which In name Is Chloride town;
You can turn your face more eastward.
Locking down a little bill
You will see there Just before you.
Goh &Co's big brown mill.
There is business in the village.
There IL neatness Ia the streets,
There is gentle, manly frankness
In each person that you meet.
You viii sit and look and wonder
At the medly OF sound,
You wonder how 70 many
Can discard SO bright Il town.
There Is work for all who come here
Who are willing TO 10 right
And will helpthe willing workers
In the hard and honest fight.
There IL cash when It is needed.
Or instead a credit check,
There's no need of passing Chloride
And so doing break your neck.
We have Sabbath school I'm Chloride
We have day school through the week,
We have many very pretty girls
For all who wish to seek
dance or life partners,
There win any of them do,
Oh don't despise poor Chloride,
We are all loyal kin and true,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13

Nogales, A. T., Jan. 9th-lnformation
Of the killing of Traelio Bernal, the
famous Mexican bandit, has just been
received. Bernal and a portion of his
followers had a desperate fight yester-
day. near the town of Cosala, Sinaloa,
with Mexican troops, during which
Bernal was killed and his mother and
three or four others captured.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13

Albany, Jan. 1.-The republican cau.
Gus tonight passed the resolution of
A~ssemblyman Plat, of Duchess eoun-
". that the nomination of L. @. c. La.
mar 10 a seat on the supreme bench OF
the United States. was an insult TO the
entire loyal people OF the union. and the
caucus demands that the republican
senators from this state vote against
the confirmation.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13
All sorsa Of polson.

Mr.. W. +. Daley, Advertising Agent Of
tho Brooklyn Elevated Railroad, writes:
"lnaammatory rheumatism swelled my
legs and arms 20 twice their natural size.
suffered excruciating pain. Your won
dcrful {. s. s., made a complete cure.
Major Sidney Herbert, editor OF the
Southern CulivdtOr and Di1io FarmeT,
Atlanta, Ga, writes: " / have fully tested
the virtues of Swifts Specific. both as o
rheumatism cure and = tonic. II has done
ever more than its proprietors claim for it.
hr. Michael Long, Jr with the Stro-
bridge photographic Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
writes II suffered for two years with q
terrible itching and painful sores ON my
neck, arms, hands and fingers. No ply
stefan could help me. s. S. s. relieved
me perfectly and ! feel like a new man.
Mrs. Amanda Ingle, Of Gastonia, N. G.,
writes MY baby, when four months
old, developed scrotula. He had two Sc
we're risings and sores ON the neck. l sent
for oar family physician, who pronounced
1t %scrofula, and prescribed b. s. s. for IL.
! gave tho baby s. 5. s, and il son got
the disease undor control. The sores are
hcaleS and the baby 10 we'll and healthy.
! know s. s. s.. saved It's life, and ! told
our doctor so. He is a regular physician,
and prescribed s. s. s. for tho baby a. soon
"a he saw il had scrofula.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer ., Atlanta. GA
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13

City of Mexico, Jan. 10.-St. Louis
and Chicago people have bought the
famous Santa Ana mine in Sonora.
The property. being flooded, vas aban-
doned In 1879. Since that efforts have
been made TO pump out the water, but
all operations were abandoned on nc
count of hostile Indians. The new
owners have sunk a shaft, and soon ex-
pect TO reach a point directly under
meath where the richest ore was taken
out In an Gent times.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
-
Desert Land, Final Proof.
United States Land ONCE,

United States Land ONCE,
Las Cruces, n. NJ,
January 18th, l-sS.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Theodorc
McGrath. of Datil, socotfo County, New
Mexico, has filed notice of intention TO make
proof ON his desert land claim No. 3H5, for
the S W y, = " i sec s I 81 T 10 W, before Pro
bate Clerk mt Socorro n. NJ. OF Monday, the
eth day of February, 1855.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said land:
j.. II. TAYLOR, Charles Fox, Theodore VIII.
son and ID. II. Leach, all Of socorro Co., N.
NJ.
EDMUND G.. SHIELDS,
Jani3.4l Register
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13
Meeting OF the c. S. c. at the
Secretary's Office, Jan. 8. 1888.


Meeting called % order Al seven.
Present, the faliing members: Al
y. Trude4u. =. X. SAncier. j. saucieI,
J. Morgan. J. Gin. ]. Workman. X.
Parker, J.R Moore, II. A. schmidt. Mr.
howe and wolford were excused on &C
count Of urgent business.
Motion made anu seconded that the
minutes Of previous meeting be adopt
I'd. Carried.
Report o. committee ordering masks.
approved. Mr. wegman TO order masks.
Committee discharged.
Motion made and seconded that The
rules and bylaws arranged by the com
mittee. appointed for that purpose, be
accepted: carried.
Motion made and seconded TO accept
the amendment TO article II, Carried.
Moved and seconded to elect three
councilmen, carried. The following
members were elected eouncilmen by
ballot: Messrs. J. Morgan. J. Saucier,
X. Parker.
Motion made and seconded to elect a
vice-prrsldent. carried. On ballot j..
X. Moore was elected vice-president.
Motion made and seconded that II.
A. Schmidt's resignation Is treasurer
Of the club, not be accepted.
Moved and seconded to appoint Jas.
Gill d~Oorkeeper for the masquerade
ball. Feb 18th, 1855. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the presi-
dent appoint a committee Of arrange
ments, consisting of five members, for
masquerade ball. Carried. The toll
lowing appointments were made
Messrs. I. y. Saucier, j. r.. Moore. j
Workman, A. II. Bowe, j. Morgan.
Moved aud seconded that the presi-
dentappoint acommittee of three floor
managers aud AS many callers as he
deemed Necessary for the masquerade
ball. Carried. The appointments made
were: X. Parker. A. j. Trudeau, A.
II. Bowe, floor-managers; callers: A.
J. Trudeau, and X. Parker, assisted by
NH. Koch, II. Reilly and A. II. Bowe.
Moved and seconded that all member,
Of the club pay their fees at next meet.
ing and that the secretary notify al
absent members TO that effect.
Moved and seconded TO accept VIM
Kenwortly and II. Westerman as
members of the club. Carried by bal.
lot.
President instructed the secretary Il
notify newly elected members TO this
effect and request their presence al
next meeting.
Moved aud seconded to elect Hon
Edward Fest an honorary member o.
the club. Carried by ballot. Pres den
instructed the secretary TO notify MI
Fest to that effect.
Moved and seconded that council
men be instructed to have letter head,
printed, headed by the name of the G
5. G. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the presi
dent appoint time and place or mex
meeting. Carried. President desig
mated next meeting to be held IN Dial
glish's hall, Feb. LIST, 1888, at 7. p. IN.
Motion to adjourn. Carried.
HENRY A. SCHMIDT, Secretary
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13

Washington, January 0th-President
Cleveland has issued a proclamation
warning all persons claiming to act as
officials for Crosby and Greer counties
in the state of Texas, against selling or
disposlng, and warning all persons
against purchasing lands wing between
the north and south forks of The Red
river, and the one hundrtdlh degree of
longitude, jurisdiction over the same
being vested in the United States as a
part of the Indian Territory, as shown
by surveys and Investigations made on
behalf OF the United States, which
territory the state of Texas also claims
title and Jurisdiction over. This proc
lamation was necessitated owing to the
inability of the United States and Tex
rs commissioners to agree upon a point
making the boundary line between the
Indian Territory and Texas.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13

Salt Lake, Jan. Utah wool grow
ers, representing oyer 10000 sheep,
met IN convention to-day In this city.
strong resolutions were passed pro
testing against a reduction OF the tariff
on WOOL.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13

i % oome there. and that the coven-
ton would arouse enchusiasm and start
The ball going IN One style II Is agree
"a that New lork Is % Get the eon-
%venllon provided 4 don't 70 10 Chlca
m.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13

Washington, Jan. 10.-Just now the
location OF the next national demo
cratic convention is much talked of in
Washington. Many democratic mem
beers Of congress and politicians favor
New York. They say the great contest
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13

s.. John. y. = Jan. a-The bait act
passed by the Legislature, and which
promptly received the royal assent,
went into operation yesterday, IL for
bids the calhing OF sale OF bait 10 for
eigu fishermen.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13

London. Jan. a-Edward Hanlan. the
Canadian oarsman, las issued a chat
lenre 10 Tow ans sculler In the world
for the championship. the race 10 oc-
eur on tie Tyne oourse In September.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13
Notice OF Forfeiture.

To George Mitchell, Henry c. Hedges and O.
A. Gates
NOU are hereby notified that the under.
signed have expended one hundred
dollars each year during 1855 and 1856 in Ia.
Dor and improvements on the Nordhausen
No, l mining claim, situated in the Apache
Mining District, Sierra County, New Mexico,
this same being the assessment work for said
yearts on said claim. II within the period of
ninety days after this notice, you fail or re.
fuse TO pay you several proportions ot said
expenditure, your interests therein Will be
forfeited 10 the undersigned
SOPHY y. UTTER.
L.. BRADFORD PRINCE.
Dated Aug 20. lss7 Sept9-22
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-01-12
Criminal Calendar.

The Chinese high.binder murder casses
were nolle prosecuted at st. Louis and the
four Cinnamon under conviction OF muir
der were released @ .-
A daring attempt to rob the Drovers'
National bank Chicago, at the Union
stock yards was made Sunday night, the
LIST inst. That the thieves were unsuccess.
full in obtaining $50, 900 cash locked in
the vaults was the result only OF their lack
Of nerve at q critical moment.
At Hackettstown, N. j., deiaulter, ex-
Mayor Cramer, not only swindled the bust
ness men, but was engaged to three women
living in the borough and to not fewer
than twelve living in the county, while a
%Schooley's Mountain damsel claims to
have been betrothed to Cramer for sixteen
years. as
At Wausau, Wis, Louis Butter wal shot
through the heart by Louis Schilcht. The
former owns the City hotel, and the latter
the Hotel Northern. Several hundred men
surrounded the Jail, determined to lynch
had a posse of men armed with Winches.
tiers. and any hostile attempt would be
met with q volley. The crowd then . d is-
persed. 'a&
At starke. Fla. g. c. Miller, a leading
politician, was ,assassinated by some un.
known persons who ambushed him and
poured a vollsy into him from shot guns.
With his dying breath he charged Lewis
and Dolph Ricard with being the principals
and Harvey Ricard an accessory. Last
summer Miller tried to KILL. G. Ricard, his
brother-in-law, alleging that he had alien.
ated his vile from him. Abitter quarrel
resulted. Lewis and Dolph are soma Of j.
c. Ricard, and Harvey is' his brother.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-01-12
Honora From the pope,

Baltimore Special: It is rumored here.
that in connection with the papal jubilee q
number OF honors will be bestowed by the
parts 81 the world. Among the new car.
dinals tp be named are DR. Walsh, arch
bishop sof Dublin, and In the United
States Archbishop Wood 1of Boston Nr
the Venerable Archbishop Kendreth OF st.
Louis. The archbishops OF Mexico and
Rio Janiero. Brazil, Will aleo receive The
red hat. This, for the irstSStin1s ii the his.
tory Of the papacy, will give q majority OF
the college to foreigners. the Italian cardi-
nails being in the minority. Among the
new archbishops md bishops who are to
be appointed wilfbr Ryv. ~John-Eoley OF
this city to be appointedsto eae0adjutor
to Gafdinai~G ibbons land BishopsIreland
OF St. Paul is to receive the pallium and
will have 9 new diocese comprising Mime
sofa and Dakcta.s DR.. Chappell Of Wash.
ington ID also spoken Of in connection
with the see OF New Orleans.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-01-12

The Afteen-hundred dollar license
isw just enacted for Atlanta is about
4 moat stringent Measure OF that
ina that has yet appeared. In addi-
kicn 60 the big fee, il Is optional with
mayor to refuse licenses for the
Norst parts Of the city, and confine
saloons to the principal business
StEsets. Every person applyingfc Tor =
1icanse must file q description This
49, and afidavits Of two good iti-
xsiss that he III q ftsperson Nc be trust.
with . lisense. He must furnish q
Gad M $4,000. signed ~ two fres-
oIders Who havs no interest OF any
nd is tho application. The saloon
must carry on bis business
~ mi me ~ scrss1s no
nds. 81 painted class, and cannot
Enct his business il basement.
sSnnot all6M 6smblj6g. cards. biIt,
nao D 6ppinsto ~ played
~ flnken pstsohA
Du WI
Io2
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-01-12
Personal News Notes.

Gen. e. B. Alexander OF st. Paul dies in
Washington. &4 e.. $50 ~ 81; As..
Pendleton Schneck, sister OF Hon. G. II.
Pendleton, minister to Germany, died at
her residence In New York. So" .
Congressman Glass OF Tennessee in his
autobiography in the congressional direc.
tory says he has long been an earnest
Sunday school teacher.
WIN. Parsons. the 'well-know lecturer
died in Boston. He was q native of Ire
land, belonging to the ancient family OF
Parsons, at Parsontown.
Justice Haynes Worth OF Sumter, s.. c.,
who was mortally wounded during q dis.
pute in his office, was a West Point gradu-
ate, and claimed to have fired the first
shot in 1861. a. @'<
At Philadelphia, the announcement OF
the marriage OF Mrs. H. W.. Beckley to
Joseph Throop causes q sensation in fash.
ionabfe circles. Mrs. Beckley was Miss
Scott, only daughter OF the late Thomas
A. Scott. She formed an attachments for
Throop years ago, though he was a>work.'
ingman and much older than she, and
through her parents influence the ~acquaint.
nnce was severed and she married Beckley.
Throop' also married. Beckley died and
Throop got II divorce, and the present
marriage is the sequel. Minnie Scott in
herited 81. 500, 900 from her father. vt