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HOUSES WANTED.
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR INSTALLING AN ELECTRIC
Il LIGHTING PLANT AT THE NAVN-YARD,
MARE ISLAND. CAL.-BuREAU OF YARDS AND
Docks, Navy Department, July l5 1S9O.-Separate
for Electric Lighting Plant. Mare Island Navy
yard" viii be received at this Bureau until II
O'Clock A. NJ, on Monday, September l, 1890 and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter Specinea-
lions and blank forms of proposals will be furnished
by the Bureau or the Commaudant of the Mare
Island Navy-yard. bond for the sum OF ten thou
sand dollars must accompany bids ana the right IS
reserved by the Bureau to reject any all prOpO-
sails and to waive defects. n. IL. FARQUHAR,
Chief Of Bureau. iy22 I'm Fr St
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LESSER Bros 406 KearDy, undersell every.
body 10 men'scalf boots, only 50 so, worth S..
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MEMS shoes worth 81 80 are sold for 81 20 at
Lesse Bros, 4oe Kearny street.
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ruE MORNING GALL


Fas a larger circulation than any other
neMspaper published in San Franclsco'
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Rev. T. Nugent of Arcata is at the Grand.
DR.. Ullman of Paris, France. is at the
Lick
DR.. Il. II. Clark of Santa Cruz is at the
Lick.
c. B. Wingate of Scotland is at the occi-
dental.
j. b. Farlow of Salt Lake, Utah, is at the
Palace.
DR.. a. c. Smith of Plymouth is at the
Baldwin.
Louis Einstein, a Fresno merchant, is at
the Lick.
L. a. Ingersoll of Los Angeles is at the
Occidental.
w. Singer Jr., Sacramento lawyer, is at
the Palace.
j, J. Fay, HOLSTER hotel-keeper, is at
the Palace.
A. C. Maude, Bakersfield merchant, is
at the Grand.
b. NJ. Spencer, a Santa Rosa merchant, is
at the Grand.
II. Atwood, CalaveIas mining man, is
at the Grand.
a. B. la Motto, a Glen Ellen wine-grower,
is at the Grand.
Professor j. ID. Butler of Madison, Wis,
is at the Palace.
Senator w. E. Sharon of Virginia City,
New, is at the Palace.
j. T. Mcknight, prominent lawyer of
Seattle is at the Lick.
Senator w. NJ. Stewart of Nevada left for
Washington yesterday.
E A. Cramer, Santa Cruz realestate
dealer, is at the Palace.
Il, NJ. Larue, wel-known resident of
Sacramento, is at the Lick.
James ellis, a mining man from Sonora,
Tuolumne County, is at the Lick.
J. W. Howard, a prominent Portland
Oregon merchant, is at the Grand.
j. de Barth Shorb. leading wine grower
of San Gabriel, is at the Occidental.
James and Thomas Smith, two mining
men from Clifton, Ariz.. are at the Lick.
Attorney James Alva Watt has returned
from MERGED County, and will make his
permanent residence in this city.
Rev. I. K. Beecher of Elmira. n. Y,
brother Of the late Henry Ward Beecher, is
visiting relatives in Berkeley.
IL hot weather OF midsummer impurities in the
blood may seriously annoy you. EXpel them by
taking Hoods SarSaparla. the great blood puri-
ier. Sold by ali druggists. 81; six for 50.
If YOU suffer from ooseness of bowels or fever and
ague, AHgostura Bitters Will cure you. Dr. j. Il. b.
siegert& sous, sole manufacturers. Ask your drug
gst.
FOR An IRRITATED THROAT. COUGH OR Cold
''Brol1i's bronchial 7TocHes" are offered with the
fullest confidence in their eficacy Sold only in oores
CHOICE Ranch Butter SOC per roll. At Sbarboro
a Co.'S 531 Washington st.
EXTRA mince pies. SWANS, 213 Suffer street.
For Disordered Liver try BEEcHAM's Pills.
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ague AngOstura Bitters Will cure you. Dr. j. Il. Is.
Seg ert Il sons, sole manufacturers. Ask your drug
pfSt
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IL hot weather OF midsummer impurities in the
blood may seriously annoy you. E1pel them by
taking Hoods SarSaparilla. the great blood puri-
fer. Sold by ali druggists. 81 six for So.
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SIGNAL SERVICE, u. $. ARMY, |
DIVISION Oh THE PACIFIC, |
san FRANCIsCo, August II. 1890. (
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.

AUGUST, 1890.
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FOR An IRRITATED THROAT. COUGH OR Cold
"Brol1fs Bronchial TToches" are offered with the
fullest confidence in their ehcacy Sold only in bores
CHOICE Ranch Butter, Soc per roll. At Sbarboro
a Co.'S, 531 Washington ST.
EXTRA mtnce pies. swA1N,g. 2ls suffer street.
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FUNNITUKE WANTED.

MANTED-LADIES TO CANVASS FOR BLUSH
w of Roses" perfect beautifier: please call my
ONCE for terms. MISS NJ. CLEVELAND. 722 Bnsh I'm
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SiTUATlONS-MALE.
practical EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEPER
i has two three hours a day unoecu pied: would
like employm ent downtown. Address Book-ke eper
Box 40, this Office aul2tf
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y man to take charge of farm. coaehman aud
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~ coachman in private family janitor or
Waterman. Address GEORGE EBHARDf, Oakland
L. o. aul2 SIS
VOUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION IN PR
i vate place: is gardener In all branches: Is will
ing to make himself useful; got city reference Adj
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city, 81 TO- board themselves, Swedish Employ
ment Office 524 Bush st It's
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CARRIAGE wooDwoRKER; OR YEARS
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EXPERIENCED MAN OPERATOR on CUSTOM
u made cloaks: steady job; good wages. NOV
ELIY COMPANY. $50 MarAet So. anLO 81.
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n DE WITT TALMAGE, D.D.-THE MASTER
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7 ACES AND CURTAINs DONE Up As COOP
IL as new by MME EVAN: ladies' patronage
spectfuy solicited. 626 Post. aus SuMoTu 4w
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NJ ARK TwAIN'S NEW BOOK. a. CONNECTL
powerful satire English nobility and royalty,
Immense sales: big profits. Apply quickly for terms
and territory TO A. L. BANCROFT " CO., 1872 Posi-
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"a ANTED-LADY OR GENT TO SOLICIT FOR
w printing; salary and commission. 1888 Market
street. aul27t<
I ADY AGENTS: GOOD SALARY AND COAIMIS-
II sion. D. MERRITT, S43 Mission st. aul2 st.
I ADY OR GENTLEMAN WITH SMALL CAPT.
l. tai to introduce patent medicine. 12l Montgoin-
cry St. Room 9. auI IT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-18
IN NEIGHBORING CITIES.
What il Said and Done Within Fifty Mile
Of Tn

What il Said and Done within Fifty Miles
of Ottawa.
The twelfth and thirteenth dis
tricts of the National Progressive
Union of the Miners and Mine Labor
ers will hold their annual convention
at Springfield, on Feb, I,
The Peru Plow and Wheel Co., with
capital stock of Sl20. 900, shows a sur
plus, by its last annual statement, of
1913, 543.34 1t has been organized
but eight years and shows great bust
ness enterprise.
The Aurora Beacon is of the opinion
that the stove works building of the
Rathbone-Sard company, resembles a
huge prison or an insane asylum.
This is hard on Joliet and Elgin, es-
pecially after they had lost the works.
The "Origin and History of the
Devil" was the subject of the lecture
at Sumner Hall, Rockford, on Tues
day evening. Rockford needs some
thing of this sort, after the Swine
furth infection. What has become
of RockfOrd's "Second Christ" any
how?
The Peru Neacs is very warm under
the collar over the gallery gods and
feelingly remarks:-"The gang of jays
who insist on giving vent to their
idiotic feelings during the play should
be excluded from the opera house un-
less they can arrange to leave their
Tag" at home. There were some men
in the opera house last night, who
ought to know better, that were de-
stroying the amusement of other peo-
81. l., l. al tnp
After succession OF ups and downs
which might have driven a less strong
minded editor to suicide, w. j. Bailey
has moved the Spring Valley Gazette
to Mason city. Ta-ta, poor flower,
you may bloom again-some other
time
The decomposing body Of a man,
minus the head and limbs and hOr-
ribly mutilated, was found in the
tume at the City Mills Of Aurora, the
other day, and is thought to be the
remains of Fred Frtzer, who dissa'
peared on Decoration Day. His
brother, George Fritzer believes That
ne was murdered, as he had contract
for work and stood in fear OF a com
petitor who did not bid low enough
to secure the prize.
w. G. Bartels, a merchant, and son,
Willie, were badly injured in runa-
way at Peru on Monday evening.
Willie was driving his fathers team
which became frightened and ran
away. He was dragged out upon the
tongue Of the wagon and shouted fol-
help, when his father ran to his AS
sistance but was knocked into insen'
sibility by the tongue of the wagon.
Mr.. Bartels' head and face were badly
cut and bruised, while the boys leg
was cut to the bone.
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FRIDAY.

Sanders Bros. are building two fine
cottages in Aliens addition.
Ewing Porter is confined to his
home by quite serious attack of the
grippe.
Dick Farnsworth says the mercury
at his place yesterday morning was
just two degrees below zero.
The woodwork to the spans on the
acqueduct is all finished, and the
whole jub will soon be completed.
Yesterday was payday along the
line of the great Rock Island route,
and it is needless to say the boys all
felt happy.
The 81 has 200 cars of grain in the
yard this morning ready to transfer to
the east. This will make five trains
of 30 cars to the train.
George A. True sold his farm in
Waltham township to Charles Currie,
of Manchester, England, yesterday,
for consideration of SO, 900 spot cash.
ID. Hammond, with Rand, Nc
Nally & Co., Chicago. was in the city
yesterday and expects to go next down
into the southern states in the inter
ests Of that company.
Mr.. w. Chase Bruce and Miss Alta
+. Denny, both of Ransom, ILL.,, were
married Wednesday afternoon, Janu-
airy Is. at the Congregational parsOn-
age, by Rev. Warren f. Day.
Dr. r.. f. Dyer has sold nearly 25,-
600 pounds of live hog to Refs & Lesser
during the past few weeks. The
animals were uniformly excellent, and
reflected much crtdit upon the farm
ing abilities of the Doctor.
Warden Reedy superintendent the
slaughter Of twenty-Seyen hogs at the
county farm yesterday. The killing
and dressing of quarter of hundred
porkers was an interesting job, not
unattended by considerable squealing
on the part of the prospective pork.
The first real ice Of the season APP
peared on the canal and side-cut yes
terday. 1t was about two inches in
thi ;kness, strong enough, according
to Gaskell, to bear infantry. 1t did,
for the small boy was out in numbers,
Notwithstanding the fact that it was
very rough.
The Kendall County Agricultural
Board was organized in 1852, has held
thrty-sevcn annual fairs and is going
to have one this year, in spite OF the
fact that it has quite considerable
debt on hand now. This, however, the
managers are endeavoring to wipe out
by a popular subscription.
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NJ. N. Armstrong; little daughter
is i'll with catarrhal fever. 1t Is not
scarlet fever as first repOrted.

NJ. N. Armstrong; little daughter
is i'll with catarrhal fever. 1t is not
scarlet fever as first reported.
John Bailey and Miss Louisa Sledger
both of this city, were married by
Squire Larkin Tuesday evening.
Joseph Reinhardt has transferred
real estate in Peru to Alfred II. Green
wood for consideration Of $500.
Owing to the large amount Of sick
ness (grippe) among the members OF
Florence Rebekah Lodge, it has been
decided TO postpone. the entertainment
and address of ID. McDOugall.
The first day of the February term
has been set for the final settlement
of the estates of Milton Piester and
Sarah A. Cook. The report of accounts
in the Cook estate has been approved
and recorded.
George p. Rugg was given judg-
ment for 1915 against ID. e. DAILY, by
Squire r. G. Trensry, Dec. l6 last.
The demand was 1915 and was made
for a sale of furniture. DAILY filed an
appeal in the Circuit Court yesterday.
Since the first of the new year, real
estate to the value of $3.50 has
changed hands in this city. OF this
amount $500 was paid for lots in
States Addition. This is good show
ing for starter and gives promise of
an increased boom in real estate this
year.
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THURSDAY.

Upon his pretty little sled,
All painted with green and red,
AdOwn the steep and slippery road
Poor little Johnny gaily slOde.
His steering was cratic, crude
Into the gully he was slowed;
An awful wreck poor Johnny made,
For, sad to tell, the boy was Stayed.
Berkshire Ne'cs.
j. L. Kilduff of La Sale was doing
business in this city yesterday.
Tom Morrissey, of Seneca, was cal
ling on friends here yesterday.
d. B. Snow, Esq, was on the grippe
list yesterday and confined to his
home.
Rev. Chris. Christianson, pastor of
the church at Danway, was here yes
terday.
DR.. J. +. Mariner came to Ottawa
yesterday and will remain here during
the week.
Marshal Mcintyre, of Mendoza, was
in Ottawa yesterday as witness be-
fore the graud jury.
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NORWAY.

Such hard times at this place that
our people scarcely know what else tC
do than sit and idly pass the moments,
contriving to evade the rules of justice
in putting down the outrageous crav-
ings of an Incorporate class who care
lessly waste long seasons hard earn
ings in an unbecOming manner for a
gentleman, or such as have a due re
spect for self and fellow beings. The
new year should carry out many wise
resolutions.
w. G.. ROsenquiSt was visitor at
the county seat the first OF the week.
The live stock about here is pretty
well Mken up by our shippers, so much
so that few have hogs or cattle for
sale.
Our worthy merchant, f.. Solberg,
has been to witness the electric rail-
way at Ottawa and now we may expect
to see the rails laid on Chicago avenue
ere long.
Some Improvements in our little city
are being contemplated.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. RoScnQuist were
away on IA trip day or so THIS week.
The funeral Of Mr.. VIM Williamson,
Of Omaha, was held here last Saturday
and the remains inferred in the GENE
terry south Of here.
Yes, now is the time to put in lit
tie change and subscribe for the FREE
TRADER. You will never regret 1t.
What kind OF business Is now being
pushed at the county court, especially
with the states attorney, is the query
now in the minds OF many about here
ANTI TRUST.
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The Chicago Neacs, of Wednesday
had an elaborate article on Victoria
Woodruff and Tennessee Clatiin, who,
since their removal to England, have
both married rich and titled men.
They hailed originally from Morris,
and while there had regulations of
doubtful color. After their Morris
career they came to Ottawa, keeping
an alleged ''cancer hospital" at the
old Fox River House, near the aque-
duet, until public Indignation drove
them out of town. The horrors of
that foul nest at that time were suifi-
GENTLY commented on at the time.
They were schemcrs, however, and,
like many another vagabond and rep
rebate, have succeeded in reaping the
good things of life which less unprin-
cipled women never could attain.
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Installation of OfRcers.

Ottawa Encampment No. %, |. O
o. f. met Tuesday evening TO install
officers for the ensuing year. The at.
tendance was very slim. w. w
Wells, the district deputy, installed
the following officers: VIM. II. Eel
lows, G. F.: l.. A. Williams, ). w.
w. w. Wells, Fl. p; J. o. Harris
scribe; VIM. Burgess, treasurer; W. l.
Harris, J. w.
The installation exercises were con
Quoted in accordance with the new
ritual. which was used for the first
time in this order. Mr.. Fellows, Chief
Patriarch, will appoint the guards and
watches at a subsequent meeting.
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PETER EGAN
''La Grippe Cough"
cured by Forbes Cough Killer or
money refunded. DC a bottle.

Thomas Sydney, Il tramp aged about
30 years, was the victim Of terrible
fall at the works OF the Ottawa Fire
Clay & Brick company at BricktOn at
8 o'clock last Wednesday evening.
Sydney, with a dozen companion
worthless, had been hanging about the
city for over week, spending the
night in the factories and putting in
the day begging meals and tobacco.
Last evening he, with Others, was
up in the second story OF the factory
and, as one of the men expressed it,
was gawking around at everything
he saw" when he suddenly disappeared
through a hole in the floor and fell at
the feet Of the astonished workmen at
the tile machine below. His head
struck the sharp edge OF the machine,
knocking him senseless and cutting
four-inch cash in his scalp.
He was taken into the boiler-room
and William Brennan, foreman of the
works, called the police. He was re-
moved to the cooler, where medical at
tendance was secured and his wound
sewed up. AS his skull is not frac-
tured, his injuries will not prove seri-
nuS
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Mr.. jeremiah Harrington died at his
late residence on West Pine street,
Wednesday afternoon, at i:3O o'clock,
Of pneumonia. He had been attacked
last week with what was thought to
be severe case OF la grippe.
The attending physician felt no i'm
mediate danger until yesterday, when
il became apparent that he could not
live, and he steadily weakened, anu
died at 4:30 o'clock, aged IS years.
Mr.. Harrington was a promlnent
painter, and was the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David Harrington, who are old
residents OF Ottawa. He leaves a
wife and three children TO mourn his
loss. He was member of the
United Workmen, and held policy
for $1,000. The funeral will take
on Wednesday morning at 9 O'Clock
from st. Columba'S church.
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A careful test was made Monda,

A careful test was made Monday to
determine the quantity OF water
flowing from the artesian well at the
Illinois zinc works at Peru. 1t was
found that the flow amounted to 31i
gallons per minute, or $4,000 gallons
per day-an ample supply for popula
ton Of q 1000 people, counting twenty
gallons per day to each individual.
The quality of the water is excellent,
and every one is satisfied that Peru
has secured good return for the in
vestment made. The value OF such a
water supply can hardly be esti'
mated. -Herdld. 1t is certainly worth
a great deal more than thenatural gas
the well was sunk to get.
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j. p. Graham and l.. Glenn, of
Grand Rapids, next Monday will ship
two car loads Of cattle to Chicago.
They are also handling feeders.
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Mutual Insurance.

The Farm Ridge and Deer Park
Farmers ms. Co. have had another
fortunate year, as shown by the Sec
retary's report for the year ending Dec.
81, 1889, from which the following in
teresting facts are taken:
Policies in force Dec. 81, 1888. 1929, 3D.
Cancelled and matured in 49,. IS, 237
Policies in force Dec. 81, 49,. $40, 1923
The amazing part of the report is
the account of receipts and expenses
Of the company for one year, covering
all expenses of management
Receipts-Cash on hand Dec. 81,
1883. .................S2 46. 90
Receipts, 1885,. $500. 74.OO
Expenses, 1889 ................. 1870
Leaving cash balance Of. $50. .$272.2 20
Since the organization of the COM
pany in September, 1874, the total re-
ceipts have been $S27.27; and the total
expense $54.9S. The business done by
the company in those years has covered
policies representing 1874, S42 OF prop
erty, an average of $4,000 a year, at
an average expense per year of $500!
making less than one-tifth mill on the
dollar. At the best rate Obtainable
from the regular companies the cost Of
carrying the same amount of insur-
ance would have been about $475 per
year, as against 1877 by the mutual sys-
TEN; so that without counting the use
of the money, the saving in the past Is
years has been about $6,37O.
1t might be added that the average
cost in all farmers mutual companies
in this State has been one and four
fifth mills per dollar per year; in the
regular companies, q mills.
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Be sure to read the change in j. f..
Scott & Co.'S add" to-day. Their
new price list on cotton goods are
wholesale prices.
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AT HULL'S.
About Ten Days More for Remnants.

See our $25 Plush ClOaks that are
now going at $lS; see the SlS New
market for SO: see the $4.00 Beaver
Jacket for $3.50: see the SOC mating
remnants for 20c: see the embroider-
les at half price to close before the
new ones arrive.
w. III. HULL & Co.
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Public Sale.

The readers attention is especially
called to the notice of public sale by
Mr.. Daniel Mccarthy, in the adver-
Using columns.
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Don't FORGET

that III. G. Werner is still in the field
and is selling shoes at bedrock prices.
Call and see him on Madison street.
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Shoes (! shoes

The most complete stock of shoes
for gents, ladies and children, can bt
seen at II. G. Werner'S.
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.La Grippe Cough

cured by Forbes Cough Killer OF
money refunded. 25c bottle.
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la Grippe Cough

cured by Forbes Cough Killer or
money refunded. DC a bottle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-18

The Misses Kelly, daughters OF
John Kelly, are spending a week in
Chicago.
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ia Grippe Cough
Wholesale Prices!

cured by Forbes Cough Killer or none,
refunded. DC a bottle.
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La Grippe Cough

cured by Forbes Cough Killer o.
money refunded. 25c a bottle.