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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-05-24

The church council called to meet
at Joliet, on Monday, to adjudicate
the charges against the Rev. Edward
Whitman, Of the Baptist church, con-
vened pursuant to call, consisting of
pastors and laymen Of some twenty
neighboring churches-a dignified
body Of good and able men. Rev. DR..
Anderson, Of Morgan Park, acted as
moderator, and Rev. DR.. Frederick, Of
Ottawa, as secretary. All the charges
against the accused minister were gone
into infinitely, and fully sustained.
The facts proved were so terrible that
the reporters were asked to pledge
themselves not to give them TO the
public. Evidence Of lying, deceit, n.y.
pOcrisy, transportation Of church
funds, and cOnsorting with young
women under an assumed name, was
piled as high as mountain, and black
as a thunder cloud. And at the close
there was not voice to be raised in
Mr.. Whitman's favor. The verdict
was that all the charges be sustained.
The Rev. Mr.. Whitman was sent for
to speak, but refused TO appear, and
locked the church age INST the council.
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y00lV's Stations for 1890.

N0GlJ D OlQlllUuD lUl lUJU.
will have ct my place in Ottawa the to9,wins
OTTAWA CHIEF 2456.
Record 225 He is fine breeder OF large stylish colts
and they are showing plenty o. speed.
BYRON PILOT 250S.
Gray; l6 hands high pure gated and fast BY Byron
81 (record 225h). sire of Ottawa Chief 25 and the
$s a su By BeC S Il By
Bayard So; Sd DAM Bsndins, by Mamnr , Chief I
Howl R q: f fhis Choice bred ' one and good
NEAL 1901.
Bay horse; IS hands high weighs 1900 pounds By
sire of in the 2SO lists I'd dam by Crawford County
Champion. son Of Grinnells Champion. sire Of 2:D
rotters; Sd dam by Napoleon. his is an inbred Ham
bletonian. He is large, smooth horse, and fine
breeder. -
Record 2:96k. Chestnut horse. BY Byron "a (recOrd
2:2,A). Dam by Black Henry. by Henry Clays.
SIR DENTON 3217.
Bay horse n hands: pure gated end fast. By Sael
lite $500, by Robert Bonner 210, by Hambetonian 10.
onian 10; ID dam the dam Of Romper 2:27 by seelys
sf e Sd s ~ Sir G s S G
ers Ter than 2:4O
MILTON CHIEF GOAL.
Bay; large. handsome; natural PAGER and very fast
BY Byron Pilot 259s. Dam, Mabel by Byron S I'd
ept k sy III R s'ytha p DAM s2saS
Eclipse, and ten more pure crosses.
tF-Sir Denton and Milton Chief will he kept at the
farm in Grand Rapids; the balance at my place in
Ottawa.
Terms.-Ottawa Chief Byron Pilot and Sir Den.
ton f25 to insure Neal. Milton Chief and Byron Les
ter SIS 10 insure Parting with insured mares NOV.
ing them out Of the county owned IN At time Of service
positively forfets the insurance and the money then
due Insurance payable rs soon as the mare known
to he with foal. Accidents at owners risk.
TEL have Colts and Fillies. Short Horn Cattle and
Essex Pigs for sale. Wyandote Eggs, SC per setting
English Red Caps. IS per setting.
w. j. NEELY.
May Smos.
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THOS. Q. FULLERTON. Attorney at
Lay, Ottawa, Illinois ONCE in Bushnell's BLOCK,
west OF court House. JAMIE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-05-24

I ORENZO LELAND Attorney and Coup
~ selor at Law Office In Postofice Block Ottawa,
Illinois. msrs's1
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IL @. SWIFT, Attorney at Law, Armory Bloc
IL. epecial attention given to probate matters.

M N: ARMSTRONG, Attornty and Cou,
In Gedneys Block. ottawa inns. I'D
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Brotesst0naI GarDa.

RU9ER e RU9EI1, Attorneys and Coun.
Block, north Of pOstofice. feh,,sS
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DUNCAN NC DOUaALL. c. r. CHAprAu
McDOUGALL q OH PM a n Attor,
NA neYs at Law. Gedneys Block. Ottawa, H., aprS
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N0:ice Ftr Pub ioation.
Home stead No. l293.

LAND lFFIcE AT !UCooS, ARIZONA.
 October l4;h 1899. No'i.e l. he~el. gi' eli that the follow ing d ed settler hu, tied notice of her inteu- ',"n .o. k, haai u:o'f in support of her ciai.n, and that suid proof ill he made be fure he Clerk of the District Court at Y..nl; Arizona "n Nov nber 24th, 1890 viz: Este s. Post, of Mohawk Valley Arizona, fo, the N. ". Sec. 10 Tp. s, S. R. r w. he nanes the folio ing xitnes es to pro her continuous residence upon and cnlti alirn 1f, said land, viz:
 James H Graham. Valentine Westfall Peter Manson, of Mohay k Wiley, Arizona, and Charles Baker of Yuma Arizona.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. lst. Gnserion October 18th.
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s. g. GILLESPIE

For supervisor, is an old nj " Il known railroad man, ha ing up from the ranks. He was ] con- ductor fir yer, 1, now I'd cler, and proprietor of theS r RailroA Hotel in. Yuma, one of :he best known houses on tine line of road as we'll as iii the est. He is Care ful, watchful and will try and s-e that tn cash pail, Soes Tor value received. Why should h not be elected |?
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o.ss,; Land 5iali at,sf-~4o*o. Fo, 2aou.a-aa.
UNITED NTATGs LAND OFFICE
 TUC50N, ARIZONA,
 CnN

UNITED ~TATGs LAND OFFICE
 TUC50N, ARIZoNA,
 October 4th, 1899. Notice k hereby given that Norton A'''- shall of Yuma, Yuma County, Arizona, !'as liled notice of intention to make proof on his lesert-llnd claim No. ITS, for the $. E. l, Sec. II, Tp 8. s R. r, W. before the Clerk of the District Court at Yuma A'izone, oa Tues'Iay, the ?5th day of No vember I6J0. He names the fo'IoHing witnesses to prove the.comr!ete irrigation and reclama tion of said land:
 Neil Mcintyre of Phoenix. Arizona, Thomas \. FaltoY, W. H. Treichlcr and James G. Marshall Of Yama Arzona.
 HERBrEr BROWN,
 Register. Ist Fosrrt;ao O,t 1ltiJ
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3l9-32j Samsome St San Francisco i. the best family and business mems hotel II he United States for the money. Boaro 'nd Room per day el, Sl p and $l 90. Free c ach to and from Hotel. Charles and William Montgomery.
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T-3E DEIOCEs AE5CC sUG~s
 TEGKE'E'.

Itis a last made up,and we do not think that w. would do hardly right without giving it passi g notice a'tho 'gh it is very tough work for good staunch Republican to write up th- ope.lng services of a D m cratic fune a.
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JOHN GAEDOLFO


 For fourteen years, has been in business in Yuma, h S ''uiit up q grand trade, is conservative, eco- nomical, honest and shrewi, ana this is why he received tie nomi nation for the second supervisor. He ~ill watch well the interests c the country, is alive, proglessiv. and up to th' requirem nts of tn time, and situation, an while a. tious and prudent, will make a good man for the place. This is why he should be electd.
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A vote cast for Mark Smith, is one vote for tbe Mormons and poly gomy.
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Notice.

All parties c'aiming to hold deeds f,r water in and under the Mohawk Cana! situate in Yuma County, Territory of Arizona, the same having been acquired from parties who obtained title from the Mohawk Canal Company under cer ..ii indenture, dated August 30th., 1887 a.s;t recorded in Book 6 of Deeds, page 5l, in the office of the Recorder of Yuma County, Ter ritory of Arizona, are hereby notified thaL under the terms of said conveyance notice oi all transfers or conveyances and rights there under must be given to the Moha"k Canal and Improvement Company, successors to the Mohawk Canal Company.
 (SignedQ Moha K ,nal and
 Improvement Co, B. R J. DAVIS, Secretary. Successor to Nj 1ha k Canal Co'nptny
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See that every voter goes 10 the polls and votes.
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Let the office seek t e man, but not the man seek the office.
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FIRE REPUBLICAN COUNTY
 TICKET
Has Been Nominated and On the whole Is Considered
 a Good Strong One.
ABRAHAM FRAEK

For the Council, is an old timer and a good one. Identified as he has been with the best interests oi Arizona, for nearly a third of a century, we'll and favorably known for his honesty and integrity, he will be a hard candidate to defeat. Having been in business for many years, during which, he assisted many poor miners and prospectors, and also helped the needy, and this too of his own free will. These men will not forget him on election day.
 At one time he was one of the Territorial Prison Commissioners. where he discharged his duty satis factory to all. He is in dead earn est, hard fighter and fights for victory. He can be trusted, is faithful, strait forward, is popula~ and will make a good member. He is strong candidate, and will be elected.
 HON. CHARLES II. BRINLEY Is a candidate for the Assembly. He has servedtwo terms, has held many and most responsible offices 1n the county, is we'll liked, pleas ant and business like, prompt, hon. est and faithful, in his devotion to the Territory, has 8 good record and will make another. The judge is an old resident, has the welfare of the county at heart and will make valuable member Of the Legisla- ture. He will poll good vote and wil- give his competitor a good strong pull for the honor of being elected
 FRANK B. WIGHTMAS, Our present deputy United States collector of customs, has been put ln the race for Probate Judge. He was at one time postmaster of Yuma. He is 8 young man, has many friends all of whom believe that he will make an efficienf official of the county and that he can be elected.
 ISAAC LEVY
 For treasurer, is another old settler and has host of friends, whose confidence he has gained by his fir dealings and integrity. He is a worker and works to win. His opponent will have no walk over" to beat him. Judge Levy vii make a faithful and honest trea- surcr.
 J. EEDONDo
 For recorder, comes from good old stock. His father was regarded a the watchdog of the treasury. Like a
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 TUCSON, RIzaNA. -eY 8, 1899 Notice is hereby given chat James Ryan of Mohawk Valley Yu .Ia CoHnty, Arizona, has filed np7ice # ia.eh5i- -l Co .iakt prof on his desert-land claim Eo 1888, for the $. l ofS. W. Sec. l5 T.. :. R. l5 ". before the Clerk Of the District court at Yuma Arizona on Monday. the l0,h, ia, Of November 1890
 He names the following witnesses tc prove the comulete irrigation and recllma tion of said land:
 E. Foil Snider, Ira Buffum, Daniel Devore, If Chrystoval Yuma Co, Arizona, and W He r5 Trei,hler, of Tacaa, Yuma County Arizona.
 HERBERT BROWN,
 Register. First insertion October 4th.
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CLARENCE WAY

For District Attorney, a young nan from Mass, to Denver, f.om 0eavor to Phoenix, f om PhoenIx here. He is a new conner, but has been kindly and faro ably noticed -Dy the press where he has lived. He looks and talks we'll,
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-10-25

Supervisor5 of .ama coa1tr a~3 sa'- se7v.d for two terms. n aas of friends who will not forget ii.1a 3: the polls, He will make gooo o...ci&l for the county.
 
 tae say and -aa engineer Id preSe. O veyor, stand for tAe ti de is also general man of the Times. He is enersca, >a earnest man pulator. kn to survey ranch, a railroai or tia 7, is all excellent and accomplishyd worker i1 pol cs. He is said to be a Jsm2o,j ia orite among the lad es, young anu old, hence as opp aant may w,il be on is su,.'I lis friends believe that ne .h get there" and Ii he does, tl~t e will run the thing for all IL Is worth,
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Robert Tapa, constable for Yum, i, brlnd to get there, if printers lnh Nill do it.
 J B. IoC.rry, 4H,s Bon. $" k up IS cAndIda;. fnr cu'rs able for the Yum, precinct.
 T. D. L .ck wool anuouuces hImselt as d cauiIdart for the office If coistahl- iu Yu'nn, tp succeed himself. ir has made good officer o. T. Willis d c4r 4I;li+r fir jus lc, f hr pr .cr, precinct N, l, ,> .u. hiuf Democrat, and VII du his b.st Le eltc ,d.
 G.". D,Il-, 's the regular noninat, [ h. "tti - "f tSti ;,. petc,-, rpni,.. No. l. G D. a |, |; wprR >.i ho, $ tu get her.
 Fred. Fr-ii.y is s cInd,drr" f. c"nst .hlr fir pr,.vl"ct No l. If 'h" tinr bay U-a'u h'- drives, could pull him ill, hr woallf c"rDainly be the n,'x ''peace maker"
 Jolly, gooI Harry N.,hr, i, ol, 'rgul 1T D 'nrocr,tic no.nin-, for coa sra l-, pr~c!"rt \ l. O.. thing i, CT in. .i',' Ii ~I .os,d, Il rry a .oll iria .'r;,,r-r hvn ,ni n..S l in p'act'ablr.
 JMdg Ira I,b'pr. luuonuccs hm- If us candil,.>e for justice of me pe ,ce, f, ne v'il St # Tunt at ne comlng ..l-otiol. T. jl lse Is an old If hnrs' an | b'I',d Cr n4ke he'd ugh for ,h pisce. D. F. Townsend, Is out with card as will be seen in our adv.rtIsin" columns as a candidate for supcrvlsor. H IS .e of h.. present board of sunervisors. Frank s,ys Ii" well do niS best and fight 10 he en |, trt get tine place ii possI | lr
 Shaken Ous Of Sserr.
 By mal4ral disease the human machinery cannot half perform its oHcs Digestion, secretion evacua- ton are disordered, the blood becomes VI tery the feeble. the countenqnce ghasty, seap dis tarded and appetite capricious. Terrible is Uni, disease know antidote to the miaspa ic poison and acertain safeguard against It. In malaroIs regious of our South and Wet, in Sou America, Guatemala and on the lsthmus f P naIna.. well in trans marine countries where the scourse exists this ininl; mach BlCters, has, during the last thrty-ive yea s, been constantly widening the of it's usefulness ana demonstrating of the sovereign value. Liver complaint, dyspepsia constipation. kidney trouble -rheunatisTn and debility are all remedied byi
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Vote only for the best men.
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UNITED STArEs LAND OFFICE, !
 TUCSoT, ARIZONA,
 October 4gh lS9J. Notice is hereby given that Neil Me mtyre of Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ari- zona, has filed 1otice of intention to make proof on his desert land c.,iH ". lI47, fpr the ". Sec. B. Tp. :. :. R. Is, w. be fore the Clerk of the District Cour5 at Yuma Arizona, on Tuesday the 25th day November 1899.
 He names the folle ing witnesses to pro t the complete irrigatioa and reclamation of said land:
 James c. darshall " II Treic!,lor. Thomas 4. Falton and Norton Nj ,rshall, al If Yuma, Ariz na
 HERBERT PRowN,
 Register lst Insertion Oct llth
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Do not get angry on election day.
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0e5srt Ifrt F'rs Ftee'...-ct'ce Fer Putllcetior
UNIrnD STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITHD STATES LAND OFFICE, TUCSON, NRIzoNA. Octobur 1, 1890. Notice Is hereb, givei that Dougas 4 lindley, of ;acr tnentu. California, ias filed notice of intention % .nrke proof on his de sert-l land claim No 1915 for the whole I Section K (6,) r. 8, \. !. Is. ". efore the Clerk of th- oiarr.-. Co'rt at Yum 4 i1,l, n5 I'tl2. t@I-n Ia! of epler, l890
 H~ntacs ef.ro a- i aea .es .o ITO e the 3, n2le.e IF i=.a'.oa e.| re:. "a -t'9a ... said land:
 Ira B.fin. J,". an E Fr Snide: of Cnrystoral. A',z,n 4n " Henry Treichler, of Ta"na, Ariz ga
 HERREET }RowN
 tegister First insertion Octobe 4th.
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Vote for Cheyney and the right
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rsEMOCwATEC gsCLET,

DEMOCRATIC R'sEE<E'E.
 pE5E5STE 10 coEGRass. II. a. SAITH .. Cochse.
 Joint Councilman Northern District, HARRIS BALD WIN, of Yssepai
 Member of Council l..--................J. H. BEHAN Member Q; Hcusc ........ ROBERT NJ. STRAUs 9ksrI6 .........M J. NUGEST Recorder ...................W. Il. TREIt HLER Treasurer r.........., .,............A. E. DE CORSE Cist-Ict Attorney. .-...........C ( LAREN E WAY Probate Jndxe ........ ...........JOS. J. STEIN Supervisor or.....................GE0 .GE0.-W No TON SaysrTtsor r.........-............A ALTHEE MODESTi Surveyor r....................-... J. .. OBERT
 YUMA PRECINCT Con txise ..........H HARRY SEAHR
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J. C. OBERT

For s rveyor, is a young man wei. known He has tle Interests O. the county at heart and will act and work for the bes' interes cf all concerned. It is sa 1 that if elected, he will try all see that others have interests an p1citts to fill besides himself, and will try and do the best he csn for the interests of those for whom he may be called on in his official ca acity
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A o,,n~reti. vv~~'--~ r,~ A~; g n l,rn-4s ~,,: q0 taa VI oe ,'t.-,, o@
 4, 'on
 rr ,1,o4ol ', -.,'' :, -. norvisor.
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JOHN II. BEHAN

wouldn't and then he would and did accept the nominatio for the Territorial Council. He i>. an old Ariz lnian, has held offices almost without number, has a host oI friends aud some enemies. Socially he is good one, al1 well iyed We cam t see wry, if ha should e elected, he w,ul1 n)t work for 5h interests Of the c)u lty. Mere a. cusations d. not bar us from expres sing opr opinion, neith r d they convict O. make criminals out of men. Johnny is a good warrior. sticks wll when he thinks he is right, and will try to wil.
 R0Br. NJ. STRAUS
 Nominee for the L'w4r II use is an old newspaper nun, but no q a merchant and Wells & Fla go's age t at Aztec. He is we'll and fav 'rably known, hls gr at ma y friend>, stands well wi h them and they believe he will be elected.
 MIKE NUGENT
 Is we'll known by almost ev rybodv. Two terms he has served as sheriff of this county. That h has been faithful, ID me d4nies., All unite in sayingthat ne hAs 'een a careful, fearless energetic and honest officer, that he never fails to do his duty, social and pleasant ald always brave and just, when acting in his official capacity. He will in al probability be elected.
 ". II. TR 3,CH.kR
 The genial, social and musical young farm T of the Mohowk Val ley, is the nominee for Recorder. He is popular with his friends. a h rd worker, and will they say, f els:t- ed make d good officer.
 O.. 4. E. DE CDR
 Is old timer, and is we'll known in Yuma. Years of experience ani acquaintance. have given him a good standing No good reason then why he should not stand well. nor why he should not have a hos5 of friends. The doctor $ hard at work n the outer walls" and will make yho taley count, no mat ter for the pills" His friends are sangline of his election, and say he will make No.- 1 county treasa,-
 CLARENCE WAY
 For District Attorney. young nan from Mass, to Denver, f,om 0eaver to Phoenix, f om Phoen1x baro IT, ;e n non, o0,,oOr b,,t b ,,
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ISAAC LEVY
J. EEDOSDO

For recorder, comes from good old stock. His father was regarded
 the watchdog ofthe treasury. Like his father his record is a good one H. + aow clerk 1f the Board of
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First insertion Octobe 4th
UNITED STATES LAND lFFICE.

0ss.. and 9-a. s..,.,;.. ,. 745..a..s.
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A. HEB MOD&5TI.

The Democratic party, is exceed ingly fortunate in having such a man as Alltbee Moles,i, t. put on il Mr. Hart es p,aee, when he re- signed. Mr. No le5ti : me of our bes' known citizens and business men. He has served the county, one term as treasurer, is a large proper V holder; a good rait- forwar business man, one worthy Of tn confidence ant esteem of every nan in the county. He is frugal and p>iitie,not afraid to act, and will guard every ioterest of the county, and every ceot in the Treasury. He will make goo1 run.
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The Democrat non o., fn-

The Democrat; non o:, fN~
 visor has dn.l:nAl 'N~ ha
 any Homo"rat >'.' too had Era.!e
 men. no matter h,-- l."
 He is man whom evervbodv spects. Honest, strait, true to the right, faithful in every trust given him. one of the mles of the people one of us, the same yesterday to day and forever. Such men shoula be put in office, Tut they are some times passed by for some ''shyster. some old "moss back" Every Democrat regrets the step Frank has taken, but he says that his bnsi- ness wo Id not alloy hi,n U r,jl-- Business before pleasure. f.e wo Id have made d good official
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i -. h, vol chance ana sUea aces sva. ally never come tut O e.
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 as WI l. 70, Ea Dar+iea
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- sss Desert Land Final Prcof.---HotIce For Publication.

lst Insertion Oct. ilth.
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Company.
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CANCELLATION CERTIFICATES.
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