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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-21
ALCOHOLIsIO Y ESFRlGNlNl
Cont s,asi6n.)
PoR D. M. PASARELL.


ReAri6ndese 81 professor Hof..
mann (16) ! las d6sis de 20 y so
miligramos de las farmaoOpeas au4
trfaca y slemana, dice: Sin embar-
60, Sc han curado enfermos que
habian ingerido desde 24O 4 800
miligramos.
A fines de 1875, publicaban los,
peri6dicos de medioina Ia histo.
ria de un americana que oon,ta ss-
trienina. Entregado ese hombre &
una contlnua crapula, y poni6nds-
se d meDudo en- inminencia de -
Iiyium trsnsens, para curarse, cogiA
estrionina gu la mano, y con Ii mis-.
ma des2reocupaci6n que 81 90 tra-
tara de sal de cocina, 30 la echabA
on la boca y Ia tragaba, repitiende
la d6sis varias veces on media ho.
ra, seg6n Ia cantidad de alcohol
que habia absorbido, y siguisado
asi hasta sentirse eompletamonte
libre de embriagues. Nl efect0
producido era notable, por la rapi-
dez de Ia asei6n y por la falta dc
todo desorden nervioso an.
Pero Ia historic del comed0r de
estricnina NOS trae, eomo de Il ma.
No, { sefialar una particularidad
interesantisimA de los bebedoros q
alcoh6licos.
La tolerancia de los alcoh0liCos
para la estricnina, dice Champion
Mere, (18), % ini,Naginabls; y Du.
jardin-Beaumetz (19) haoe notar
la resisteneia c0nsiderabilisim3 dc
aqu9llos & todas las acciones t6xi-
cas-. Las c6Inlas nerviosas, dice.
impregnadas de alcohol, 90 0pO.
nen & los efectos de los modica.
mcntos, y probablemente en- Iaa
mismas c6lulas es que 60 pr0duoo
el antagonismo del alcohol Y Il
estricnina.
En- todo tempo se ha administra-
do & los alcoh6licos d6sis dc Opio.
dc d;gital, de cloral, de bromure
de potasio, s que pareee inczeiblo
pu0lef2n eOpOrGarDe.
No hay cirujano que ignors has4
to que punto SO opone el alcohclis-
mo & los efectos del cloroformo.
he aqui otra historic, que pona
de relieve esa enorme resisteneia.
Sabido es que el lieOr. arsenical dc
Fowler 20 administra ordinaria-
mente & ID d6sis m&xima dc so ro-
tas al dia. Pues reRere 81 peri6-
dieo The Practitiensl (2O) que IN
m6dico dado { las bebidas Alooh6li.
cas- tenfa por costumbre, cuando
qUerfa librarse de sns acCesos a
alcoholismo, tomar assdiG onss dc
lieor Fowler, repitiendo ID d6sis
cada hora, hasta haber escupido e
5 & s onzas de saliva, On Cnyo mo-
nento SO hallaba tan freseO Y dis.
puesto como si NADIA ie hubiera d.
Iado.
Llegamos knuestro asunto prin.
Dipal: el tratamient0 del aleobeIia.
mo por ID aestricnins.
RespeetO 4 Ia euesti6n dc las d6.
pie, ahrmamos, dice Luton, que 81
1osaje { que SO suels estar atonido
sa demasiado baje, Y que ii NO ss
Grlunfa ssempre, % porQue. sc da de.
nasiado POGO Temedio para obte.
Der les efeetos esperados. No q
1ebe temer el introducir B Mill.
yfamos de sulfato de estrionina
IN inyecci6n hipod6rmiCa, \ zone
var elts d6sis dos ! haata I tres =.
'sa nas dsIaats y Ga' ! q intsyiaA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-21
Reconocimiento Y prueba.

Segdn acuerdo de Ia Junta ca.
lif sadora de concursos agricolas,
y CON arreglo q los programs
eireulados, manana domingo, & lal
Q de ID mafiana y 4 las ) de Ia tar.
de, tendran lugar los actos de re,
conocimiento y pruebA del ganadc
IN la primera parte de Il carrste.
ra, q 10 saIida de la Capital.
AgradeceMos este aviso al dig.
40 Sr. Sscretario de Ia Junta ca.
li6cadora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-21
ENFERMA.

Desde aver SO encuentra en-.
ferma de gravedad Ia muy distin'
guida serora esposa del Excmo
Sr. Presidente de 10 Audiences
Territorial, D. Pedro MuAoI de
Sep6lveda.
Sentimos mucho tan triste su-
ceso, y hacemos sinceros votos
por ell mas pronto y e6caz resta.
blecimiento de Ia dignfsima dama
enferma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-21
OAUs sA.

Nos informa e! Popular do
Ponce de que ''han sido llamados
ante 81 senior Juez de Instruction,
para prestar declaration en- IL
causa incoada por los sucesos que
Sc hs dicho ocurridos en- el barrio
rural de Santa Catalina de Goa.
mo, el PresideDte del Directorio
autonomista sencr Corchado, el
Secretario tfior Ctpeda y el &C.
nor Aguild, don Ramon, rniern.
bro del Colnite autonomista de
dicha vil.a".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-21
DIPUTACI0N PROVINCIAL,

En- Ia Gocsta de hoy aparece
una convocatoria, llamando 4 los
senores Diputados Provincialss {
session extraordinaria, para apro-
bar los presupuestos de aquella
corporation.
H&.A aOuf:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-21
Elecciones municipltles.

En- Gaceto extraordinaria = en-
Ia del 18 ha visto Ia luz la 81
guiente convocatoria ele ecsoral,
que nos apresuramos 4 re,rodu-
Dir, J acerca de Ia cual llainamos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-21
T e r N A 8.

FL Ayuntamiento de Ponce hs
elevado Ia siguiente, para el nom.
bramiento de Alcalde, 1 s. E.:
Don Miguel Rosich.
/ !" Manuel Zaldo.
" Marcial Morales.
La del Ayuntamiento do Are.
cibo SO compone de los ssnorss
siguientes:
Don Luis de Ealo.
+" Francisco Ledesma.
" Antonio Roses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-21


Y 10 demAs lque SCRAP va 10
expresa el 6rgano dc dutoridad,
que tanto ha vociferado contra
las autoridades todas; 10 demas
es el aqua estancads, un pantano
y no sabemos que, pero Sc dedu
|ce.
Mas 81 una cAusa cualquiera
hace que en- una cuenca esteril
quede parte del aqua corriente,
detenida, entonces no es una de-
rivaci6n, sino simplemente una
laguna mas 8 menos pantanosa.
Ash SO explica Ia Revista, , "a
10 saben por consiguiente los opo-
stores del Directorio; ellos no
representan la corriente de luz =
vida que anima Ia situaci6n, re.
fresca la atm6sfera, y fertiliza los
campos; ellos representa- ell apes
tado barranco, el insalubre panta-
no, ell terrible Mar msusrts, que
siembra Ia desolaci6n en- sus ri
beras y guarda en- su seno el ger
men destructor.
Aquf no hay, exclsma mas ade-
lante Ia Rsvista, mas que un gran
partido, de un lado, y de otro,
aqua estancada, derivaci6n de 10
lprlmitiva corriente, que fu6 ere
| gran partido. Y esa aqua sstasa
cadG Sc fiItrara en- guJos 8 Ia eva
porar& ell sol de la verdad.
Gran provision fuS la 1e este
colega, cuando escribi6 el srticulo
"Los envenenadores," qun algu
mos creyeron dirigido al Portido
Unconditional, y ahora results que
iba encaminado q los com oonen-
tes de las aguas estancadas.
Por t,timo, Ia Rsvista aconsejs
al BoLET1N que Sc deje de dibujos
y yea 81 en- esa aqua estancadd
puede pescar alguna trucha; que
sue'e haberlas. No solo truchas,
sino que hasta solmOnes, decimo'
nosotros que habta. Con que hay
truchas. Seh?
Nosotros tambi9n NOS permit.
remos dsr un consejo al Directo-
rio y q su drgano, y es que sc
vayan muy lejos de esas ogsaa
estancadas, de esos s;tios pGnta
nosos en- que peligra su existen-
cia, y siempre resulta 10 que NOS
otros dijimos: que 80 notan dol
tendencias; una Ia del gran part;
do, que cree Ia ReOista, y otra Ia
de las aguas estancadas en- ese
miemo partido, que tienden al re.
poso y q Ia muerte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-21
Boletin Mercantil..

Ia atenci6n de nuestros entusias-
tas correligionarios quienes in.
dudablemente 90 hallaran, cual
en- todas ocasiones, apercibidos 4
luchar como buenos, y { conse
guir en- los Comicios una nueva
victoria, gloriosa para 81 Par
lido, beneficiosa para 10 provin'
cia:
00BIHRM0 QHWHAAL
DE La ISLA DE PUERTO RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-21

Con motive de este impcrtante
descubrimiento de las og9as IS
tancadas, la ReOista. que NOS La
mara en- el articulo "Al Pequeiio
Marat," enemigos de los hijos de
este suelo, nos llama ahora tam
biGn yoHoso cr6nico de cuanto aqui
signifque algun progreso. Esa
mania ID tiene ell colega contra
todos, incluso N Clamot, que de
6ende 81 slpwertorriqueHeO.
A yer; Ihay por ahi algdn otro
amigo del Pats mas que 10 Rsvis
ia, que al paso que va Ia de con-
vertirse en- enemigo de toda Ia
humanidad?
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

The birds are with us again Among the
most interesting Of these feathery visitors is
the wallow. He is a natty little fellow,
but, following the example of the wasp,
makes his nest of mud. Every summer he
and his fellows are found along the banks of
the river, where they utilize the inches in
the rocky banks for nesting places. Here
he becomes the target Of our amateur marks.
men. Among the best of these are Will Rig.
den and Gus Kneussl. Will is especially
gifted as marksmen, and divides his time
between the swallow and the glass ball Some
of his shots are considered wonderful, and
have seen him do work with glass balls, that
would do credit to DR.. Carver.
Like children, birds are the brightness
and the joy of nature. The woodland, no
matter if its carpet be the richest of emerald
green and it canopy the bluest of skies, is
dull and drear without the presence of their
bright songs, Man is boy again beneath
the sweet spell of their music, and even if
his cup be full of gall and his life worm
wood branch, he passes without the presence
of a sweet bird trill with warmth at his
heart and kindness beaming from his eye,
which, if but for moment, gives to him a
nearer and dearer insight into the mystery
Of Natures touch, for though mankind be
harsh, Nature changes her laws at no man g
command.
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20
LONG LIFE.

There is nothing In the world more gener.
ally desired than long life, yet the majority of
people put off caring for their health-not be.
cause they are really careless, but because we
live our lives at such pace we have not time
10 give the subject sufficient thought until We
receive reminder in the shape of severe ILL.,
ness.
Then, too, we are constantly bewlldered by
the various schools of medicine, and the ply
slcians who represent them, and often blunder
In our choice of doctors
II people only knew that the very best
health-keeper, llfe-preserver, and diSease-pre-
uenter that has vet been discovered, is sim
mered down into a concentrated and very
palatable form In the shape of New Style
Pleasant Taste Vinegar Bitters, they would
not hesitate moment to try It.
But they do not know How can they
know, when so many not only worthless, but
positively injurious, drugs are constantly
tloodng the market under various names and
gulses, that the New style Vinegar Bitters is
as bad rs any of themg
They do not know, OF course, unless they
have the courrge to try the New Style, II
straightens out the tangled.up system ia Il
very short while, and those who buy it once
buy 1t always.
Why don't you try it, reader? 1t is sent out
by responsible house aud is exactly as rep,
resented. II costs but q dollar for a very
large bottle. Try it once and you will never
be so glad of anything in your life. Your
druggist may not have it, but he will order il
for you. BE sure it says New Style and
Pleasant Taste on carton and bottle before
you take It. Try it, and you viii feel happier
than If you found gold mine, for 1t really is
Il mine-of health.
Free from alcohol and opium; composed of
expensive herbs and roots, with fine, deli
cate llavoring.
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20
ARg9I.
b. f. LINCOLN.

1itOfNtN az Lftir
NJ ASTEE'S SALE STATE or ILLINOIS. Ia SALLE
w CuuNY-ss. La Sdih COVUtg C}tctat GOurt.
In the matter OF Macmillan Kneussl vs. Edward
Weidknecht and Joseph AlbrcchtOa bHt to FoytciOyf
MOJ'fgVyf,
Public notice is hereby gwen that IN pursuance Of a
dccretai orderentered In the abOyecnted cause in SAID
court on the fourteenth day Ot March, A. %. 1859 /,
rnOs, G. Fullerton, master n chnuCcry o: said court
on saturday the twentieth day Of Apri, A. %. 1892 AZ
one o'clock In the afternoon of said day, shall sell u
public auction to the highest ana best bidder for cash.
at the south door of the County Court House Ia Ottawa
lu said county The following described real estate sit
uatc in the county OF La Slc and State ut Illinois 10.
VIII The west twenlyonc nnd three euths Glib ceres
Otthat part OF the south Gag quarter OF Section eighteen
OSD In Township thirty-threc (3l north, Raugn three
- cas of the third r. NJ which lies south al the hi.
nOis and Michigan canal: also piece Of land contain,
ing one and tty thrrehundrcdths acres described
as follows: Commencing nj the southeast corner OF
the southwest quarter Oi said Section eighteen 49, aud
running thence west one hundred ana huetynrce
C03l INKS thence north twelve degrees west five hun.
lrcd 600 Inks thence north hrtY.uinC t3HI degrees
east, four hundred and tJrythrec liSl links, thence
east 10 the line running north ana south through the
center OF said Section eighteen Gs), thence south 20
The place Of beginning, together with nll and singular
the encmchts and hercdtamrnts thcrcunto belonging.
THoS {. FULLERTON.
March 23d, 4. p. 1889, iw Mascriu Cnnccry
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

These are byno means the only sources
from which the name is said to be de
rived 1t is found in early English and
also in French, and it appears in medi9-
val Latin under the form of simanellus
or siminellus. 1t is considered to be
derived from the Latin simila, fine flour,
and is usually interpreted as meaning
the finest kind of white bread made in
the middle ages. 1t is evidently used, how
ever, by the medieval writers to mean a
cake, which they called in the Latin of that
time artocopus, which isconstantly explained
by simnel in the Latin-English vocabularies
At any rate this cake is certainly of very
ancient origin, and it is a very curious
custom which has been handed down for so
many generations
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20
RICHOLSON 81 SEELEY.
MA SrEI2'ss SALE STATE or ILLINOIS
vi LASALLE CoUETY.-ss. Lu SIic COuaiy CiJeta

NJ STEERS; sA STATE or ILLINOIS,
vi LASALLE CoUNrY.-ss. Lu SHhc tOuaiy circuit
COtUt
In the matter of Charles Keep vs. VIM NJ. Munson.
Dora 4. Munson, Samuel T.. laury. clifford 81 An,
thOny'and william T. hHpcWan and Samuel &. Wiley,
composing the hrW ni HapnmaE Wiley, TN Bit 10
FOytcDsC BOyig0ye
Public notice e hereby given, that In pursuance of q
dccrcta order entered u the above entitled cause in
said court, on IN" lat day of April A. d. 1889 /. fhos
C. Fullerton mHslur In chauCCry Ui said court Mon
day the -9h day of April a. D. 1889, Al one o'clock u
the afternoon Of sald uay shall sell At public auction u
the highest and hest bidder for cash. ~ the south door
pfthc County Court house In Ottawa, iu -nid county
The following described real estate situate In the county
OF LaSalic and State Of liuSs, O.wit The north half
Of the northeast quarter and the suutca. quarter of
the northeast quarter and the north half Of the north
east quarter Uf the southeast quarter and the north
west quarter of the southeast quarter all to- Section
q Township thrtyhVe ,35) north Range three so
east Of the third i. W., containing one hundred and
cghty-two $500 less, together with all
and singular the tencmcuts and hereof tamyuts there
unto belonging TliOS. {. FIIIEkTUN.
April &. A. u 1889 tapr6 3.WJ Master In ChauCery
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20
BREWER & STRAWN.

GTkTE or ILLINOIS, Ia SALE COUNTY.-ss Pro
- bHte court n SGit county IN The dprH Tenn, 4. n
1889.
In the matter OF the Estate Of Samuel T. Stison. de
ceased Sarah |. Stlson, eNccutriA,
To OrieuCa A. Mckinney. Samuel +. Stilson, Tai
bert 4. StilsOn. Ella Mcdonald and Mary Belle ius-
and 10 each UfyOu:
Take notice that the undersigned has this day lled
in the office ofthe clerk of said court her petition pray
Ing for an order of said authorizing and directing
her cxeCutX Of said estate "a pay uf and dschagt
the cgiCice made by the said samuel T. Sulspu I'm hl-
last VIII and testament 10 the said OrtcHca A McEtu-
ncy TaIbcrt u. StlsOn and Ella tstllsuu Mcdonald.
SAID petition Will be taken up, heard and disposed o
hy said court on the ur. dly of the April term thereof
that H 10 say on Monday the Nupcuih day of April
D. 1889 at which time ana place you nud each ui so.
NAV be present and Dee heard u reference % the Wagr
YOU see Ut so TO do
Dated Ottawa, Illinois, March 2ifh. 4, D. lSs9.,
SARAH 4. STiISON,
Exccutriy OF the last will and testament of Smuue
T. Srils1n deceased. mruDgw
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

Now the egg is glorified,
And escapes
From a scrambled fate or fried.
Itappears in other shapes;
It is colOred every hue,
Made of every substance toe.
And the gaudy butterfly
poor dear thingD,
AS the E9ster time draws nigh
It unfurls its Colored wing,
And with weak, unsteady leg,
See, it tries to draw an eggl IA
And the little yellow chick, 7l.t
In his she'll,
With head that win not stick
In the place it ought 70 dwell.
He has joined the motley crew."
Hes an Easter emblem tool
Eggs and butterflies and chicks,
Even hens,
lambs, and owls on lit,le sticks,
Things twOuld take q dozen pens
To describe--on every side,
See, they swell the Easter tidel
And the carLls-new every year
Who cen tel
The devices, strange and queer,
That as Easter eu.5lcIls Sslll--
Satin, scented, family tingcd,
Padded, pltfed, and silken frInged-
TIL one fears with all these things.
We lose sight
o. the thought that Easter brings,
Ofi-s rea)ncss, sweet and bright,
For no emblem made by art
Can compare with a glad heart.
Bessie Chandler in Harper's BaZar.
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

AGT,-Mr. John Sebastian has been ap-
pointed general ticket and passenger agent
of the combined lines of the c., R. |. s. P.
R'y Company east and west of the Missouri
river, with headquarters at Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20
Don't Whip a sick Horse. M.P

Nor take Csthartic Pills when your
bowels or liver are sluggish. They are
whips. But try once at lesst-Miles' Nerve
and Liver Pills. They act through the
nerves.
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

n is easier to follow the worlds counsel
than TO adhere to our own convictions of
right. But If we do right we shall never
have cause to regret it: whereas, If we fail
10 do right, we shall never be without a
cause Of regret for our failure And God
will approve our right doing, even though
ali the world should deem US foolish or over
PARTICULARS. S. Times
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

ALL true reformation OF the individual is
recreation. He 'must be born agaln"-
must be "a new creature" An ref0rmatOry
any thing short of a change OF nature is
reformation, is labor worse than wasted.
Hence, all organizations undertaking 70 re-
form society without the Gospel Of Christ
must inevitably fail-Uuited Presbyterian.
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

DUNCAN Nc uOVGALL - II ,, .r,,...
MvDOIC@AIII4 ~ Oh y PM \ n stfc,r
NA neys az Law, Gedney's Block, Ottawa n anrs
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

! IN iHN 40 14E.I ND, Attorneyand Conn
Iitpd sgor al Law ohce IN PostOtllco Bock Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

The resident representative of Chicago
shirt house had rather funny, and not TO
say exasperating, experience the other day
He received consignment of half dozen
shirts for fat saloonist, and when he de-
livered the goods was met with request to
try them on. To this he readily agreed, and
one shirt was found to fit perfectly. But
the saloonist insisted upon trying all of
them on. He stood patiently by until the
job was completed, but it consumed the
entire forenoon.
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

fiD7; 9. EliLI4E.tLTON, Attorney a,
gest KY, ~ w. Wu4Ha Illinois Oflce IN Bushners block.
- "So' janl-s
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

q.
( SlGcfS * ALLEN, Attorneysand Cam.
Ottawa. IN " ''' N"''ohaI hank,
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

nR. w. =. wEE;SSEi. Successor 10 Dr. VIM.
~ sheppard, veterinary surgeon and Dentist. AS
,stAnt state Veterinarian, graduate Ontario Veterinary
COLLEGE, Canada. Dental course under Sayreaud Drake
Chicago. ONCE and lnhrmary lafayette St, ottawa,
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

Il G.. SW lh"r, Attorney AZ Law Armorv RIocs
''' ahccml attention given tC probate matters W."
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

II U&ER y RUCiER, Attorneys and conn.
Block, north OF postOiice fsj,+,ss N
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

SAMUEL RlCuoLsoN "a .y.,
lCltS)l-SON * SEEIIES Attnrnsvs
~ ~ anu tuunselors at Law, Ottawa m Office 9ysT
hapeinan IL Graham's book store $50 10 ye' sa
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

pAIRlClN j. GA AREY, Attorney at law
eiolo lottAW" HIS Rooms in Futterer & Metsger's
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

- ", Moan. a, :. q CoNoR. H,r aIIgEXr
DtNOAN, O'CoNOR * GIL 4I3ET2tT
~ Atorheys al Law; Office In Futerer & Mctzger's
em4ek enk east of court house. Ottawa, Illinois: and Ia
80 " iuly2962
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

A young man whom l will call Lorenzo
Adair McGinnis, lives on the south side Of
L. st. He is blonde haired young man,
with mild blue eye, and voice like the
bsbble of 8 brook. He wears store clothes
and his shoes are always neatly blackened.
In an attire of this description, Lorenzo
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

I noticed rather comical affair on La
Sale street on Tuesday afternoon of last
week. Several of our bright High School
boys were returning home from their days
task. Just in front of them was an equal
number of budding bellies from the same
educational institution.
"Emp'
1t was the voice Of one of the boys. "Em'
did not signify that she had heard.
"0h, Emu
Still no response. Charlie piqued.
"Oh, say Em" in a don't-care voice.
No answer. By this time had pissed
the boys and was at EMS" elbow, She
was talking to her next neighbor.
"Iused to speak back on the street to
Charlie, but was reading book on eti-
quette last night and see it isn't proper.
He can call all he wants to, but I won't
won't answer. There nowl"
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

Nj M ARMSTRONG, Attorn ey and Coup.
n cdSc' sC,9r ~ Ls" ottawa, H. Notary ubllc oioe
80 - 'i''hWA
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

T.. W. BREWER rysryv N Co...
RkEW EiS X STRA WIN, Atte,neys ana
- Cnuhseiors AT Law. Otics over City Drug store
.u-nv- W. oN-- An1 MAdlson streets OttawA NJ AND
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20
professional GarOe.
Alto n Ys.

LBtfSf u. BUFFERS, Attorney and
y, - Cunhselor ~ Law. Corner Main ana La saIle
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

Il bultk r.. Attorney and Counselor AZ
=, Ia" ta"' otta"a III. uhce with Moloney & Stead.
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

II &. IRES AIRY, Attorney at Law Once
Block, Ottawa. H. ' O' irDa rU9'e
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

nj hN EUSSlI German Druggst ana Apothe.
IVA. cary, Wholesale and retail Main street. otis.
wa; III. importer Of Drugs, Chemicals French Cogn.
90 Brnnhlea. Wnea &c
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

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The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

Dl2-J =. ltNEJR RN, Physician aud surgeon
- DHcr % OprTR House Block TrepboDp m
NcslIcnce, ls5 Il. Jackson St. Telephone iS. Otta,
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

n NJ. BASCONI, NJ. D.,
Ohlcc Hours. 2toi OaiCe and Residence.
Alwuysin Office during office hours 70. BLOCK
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-04-20

n MoDOUGALII,A Attorney at Law. Ottawa
H. OiHue IN bodheys block. duc47s
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-01-16
WAG.THAM.

social dance az H. Dennis Monday even
ing.
Spelling scaoo! in district 1U7 dnesday
evening.
Geo. Hunt made an early trip 70 Austin
Saturday.
Mr.. Richards, Of Udnlpho, returned from
the south Monday.
L. S. Chairman, OF Renova, takes charge Of
the r. X. business here. He comes we'll rec
commended.
G, D. Peck. our leading hardware dealer,
made combined visit and business trip to
Oseago, the frs, Of the week.
The action of our County dads in elevat-
ing Supt. Reldens office, makes the tired
school mann weary, and long will her dearest
thought of them be one not just sweet.
Miss Christina Johnson died from consump.
ton Tuesday. The funeral was held in the
school house. Rev. Stanley. Of Austin, ottici-
atng. This is the first death within our little
village.
Grant Reader, our popular Il. r. agent has
been promo1ed and left for Haytieid Monday
night. He was a royal good fe low and sadly
will We miss him from our midst. Yet our
loss is his and Hayteld's gain
VILLAGER.