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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-07

A BILL has passed the senate OF
Mississippi to establish new coun-
tv called jefferson Davis"
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-07

THE Virginia senate has passed
TO its third reading bill to license
women to practice law.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-07

~- TUr THE HI.O0D,
4f@@H Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and
BiliCusncss, take
RTaGWN-S IRON, BTTTERS.
It cures quickly. Tor .alc by all dealers in
medicine. Gst the genuine
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-07

KnRAIN has been fighting again.
His last victim was Vaquelin. n
local slugger of New Orleans.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-07

For latest styles in the tonsorial
line, go to George Young the pop.
liar barber on Main Street. La
dies hair dressing and shsmpoon-
ing speciality. iuly5
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-07

DEPARTURE OF Z. T. TRAINS AT GRAND JUNCTION.
No. /, leaves 40 e.. m. Ne. 2, leaves II % p
No. 8, leaves 4.50 p. m. No. (, leaves 1155 q. m.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-07

To solicit orders for Of the largest nurseries
in the country. Our stock gives universal salts
faction throughout the southern states. No pre-
from the start. Address. stating age, Hopes,
Bro & Thomas, Maple Avenue Nurseries, West
Chester, Pa.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-07
Feel Secure
Ayers Cher ry Pectorai,

~ Pectoral. I did so, and with wonderfully
beneficial effects. Since taking this remedy ]
feel comparatively well"
Prepared by DR.. j. G. Aver b Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01
Well and Happy.

| take pleasure in submitting the
following statement of facts that you
may know the great benefit that has
resulted from the use OF your Speclhc
in the case of my little daughter, now
ten wears of age. The child, when two
wears of age, had a severe attack OF
scarlet fever, which left her with a
shattered constitution. Hmong other
evidences of impaired nutrition was
what the doctor called sOftenlng OF
the bones. In her fifth year she nap
nencd to meet with slight accident
which resulted in the dislocatlon. OF
the hip Joint, and, from the irrltatloh
thus set up, terrible assesses or the
hin ensued. The assesses, despite
the best medical treatment that could
he obtained, remained for three years,
discharging continuously. At TINS
time. through the influence OF friends
I mIt her on YOUR s. s. S. When this
treatment was commenced the absceSs
was very large. having six perforatiohSS'
nus discharging through them all
During this treatment several Splcui;e
of bone came out, and by the time she
had finished her fifth bottle the an
scess had entirely healed, her appetite
and general health had been restored
in short she was well and happy, and
en- continues. Mrs. J. A. WIEGNER,
Lower Main ST., Slatlngton, IA
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases
mailed free. no ,.,. n,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01

Freight trains carrying passengers leave Ottawa
follows For Paw Paw and Earl, 4.o5 Pm; for stres
for aurora 10. 90 A. y; for Mlllington, 9.55 NJ
PuHan Palace Sleeping Carr. Z b: q Y. Drawi.t
B. O. Palace Dining Cars by this route. All iAforna.
ton about rates Of fare. sleeping car accommodation
and time tables will be cheernlly given 0y appyngo
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago
Il. b. STONE, - o.
General Manager Chicago. NJ. c. ATWOOD,
Agent at Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01
NICHOLSON & SEELEY.
attorneys az Lao.
RS SALk.-STATEO

NrA STEERS SALE-STATE OF ILLINOIS,
M LASALLR CouNrY-ss. La Sale county CUcH'
Court. -, ~
In the matter of Edwin C. Allen v. Hslver II Lar
son Esther H. Larson, Samuel Nicholson. and The
National City Bank of Ottawa, Iu-0n BIZ 10 F1e-
close Mortgage Ia .
Public notice hereby given that IN pursuance OF
decreal order entered In the above entitled cause In
said court. the 10th day of January, A. n lsso l.
Thos a. Fullerton master in chancery of said court on
Saturday the 18th day of March, A. d: 1880. at one
O'Clock In the afternoon of ssd day shall sell AZ pusc
auction 10 highest and best bidder for cash. at the
south door of the County Court Housein Ottawa said
county, the following described real estate situate In
the county OF La sale and state OF Illinois, to-vt:
The east half OF the southeast quarter OF section NJ
teen (5; the southwest quarter Of section fourteen
l) and the half Of the northeast quarter OF sec
tonttwenty.two(2 all in township thirty north,
range "a four east Of the third principal MERIDIAN
together with all and singular the tenemens and
'e' "e THOs. Z. FULLERTON.
February q. A. D. 1890. Master in Chsncery.
fsb2sAv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01
That Is what this state must do.
a ..A..l

That Is what this state must do.
And sentiment so strong as to force
legislative action in this direction
next winter must be created all over
the state. The Boards Of Supervisors
have pretty generally asked for state
appropriations for the care Of the in
sane; the State Association OF Super
vSors has asked for a reform OF the
revenue law. Now let them also de-
mand reform Of the road law, which
costs this county many times what the
care of the incurable insane costs, with
as little TO show for it with even char
ity counted in as a visible asset on the
balance sheet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.

The tine table of the Chicago Rock Island Pacific
Railway, in force Nov. Il, 1889. IL Ms follows
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01
,,,y,IsrrrIE ESTATE OF P.TRlcS WHITE

v,INAIsErTLEMENT-Esr ESTATE OF PATKicS WHITE.
X 'nnSrr.srf,- Notice IL hereby given 10 all per
\ a., srestea IN saf estate. that the UNDERMINED,
,,,is ofthe last will and testament oi said Pstrck
ySs, ieeased will appear before the rrooAte Court
W ~ connty of a sale ami state OF Illinois, al the
Sra,v Conrt House. IN OTTAWA. In sAu county. on
az. ,stn day of May. A.. lsV. Tor the pur.
W. ~ ,snd,ring an account OF her proceeIlngs IN tue
S,n,nistrston OF said estate for re nns @
ps',a " a. ANN WHITE, EXccut TX.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01

When does the trial Of Chase and
Campbell, the alleged swindlers, come
off at Ottawa? Or when does La Sale
county grasp that $l6,OOO?-l orEra0e
Record. Tell you next week, perhaps.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01
Wedron DOings

Rather warm for winter weather.
Roads are little muddy and not very much
travel going on.
One day last week the little son OF Chas.
DEEMS fell into pail OF hot water and was
nearly burned 70 death. DR.. Burrows, OF
Serena, was called and attended the little
sufferer.
Wm. Biaford has been sick with the grip
but is out again and all right.
Our school will be out this week. We sup.
pose the scholars will be rather lonesome
now.
The warehouse Of II. S. Gilbert at Wedron
is nearly finished.
Dan Mason and Ed Thomas are putting ties
on the track for the new sand pit switch.
Last Saturday night Mr.. Chas. Moore, q
brakeman on train No. Il fell under the train
scd both legs were cut of. He WAS taken In.
TO the depot until Q doctor could be pro.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01

Joliet is bound to be on the top. She
couldn't get the stove works away
from Aurora, but, says the Express OF
the latter village, ION an old, worn out
farm near Joliet the owner has been
boring for copper and thinks he has
found not only copper but gold and
silver in paying quantities Joliet is
reported TO be very 'feverlsh' over 10,
with her pulse beating at l20, and eve
~ body who has a town lot Is digging
hole in IL expecting to find pay dirt
Three car loads OF coal left Streator
yesterday for Devils Lake, OAK, do
nation from Nelson Plumb and A. l..
Sweet To the North Dakota sufferers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01

1t has been proven that the diseases
of babyhood cannot attack the infants
system, when DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is
used as directed. Price p cents.
Every home should he supplied with
a bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough SYRUP
the greatest family remedy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01

The organ factory will soon begin
working longer hours, eight hours
now being the rule. This will be
warmly welcomed by the men, rs pay
will consequently be larger.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01
Farm, Stock and Home
FOR ONE YEAR FREE.

The Publishers of the FRxK TRADER, apprecsting
the "hard times among farmers, and TO extend their
circulation widely as possible. make the above Offer
all persons without reserve who Will pay one full
,ears subscription to the FRER TRADER in advance.
AT tl.50. The FIRE. TRADER now prints more OTTAWA
and La Sale county news than any two papers pub
lshed in this county IL Is acknowledged the aolesf
paper the county and gives more space TO economic
topics bearing upon the rights and needs Of the farmers
than all other papers in the county combined. The
weekly edition Ia edited specially for out of town
readers and fills It's columns with only such matter as
is of interest outside OF Ottawa.
YOU. sir, need II 70 keep posted on county atairs
and the court house news, which is reported in full
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01

John Dcrr of Grand Rapids will be
"A candidate for Road Commissioner of
that township at the coming spring
election
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-22

made ND their minds, these two sharp-witted
theatrical bosses. that three theaters are quite
enough for San Francisco While they are under
their control, and whoever lnyades the mana
gerlal preserve shall suffer for his temerty
They must, for business reasons, grind him, so
10 speak. between the Hayman upper and the
Leayitt lower milestone. And he IS financially
pulyeIlzed; ground 10 the finest powder
manager from Montana. with the thsatrically
traditional name on this coast OF Mcguire,
had the foolshness TO think he could escape
trituration, and he took the Grand Opera House
10 back his opinion. Where is that manager
now?-as was asked OF Hans Breitman's party.
lie Is eursing his fate in the wilds OF Montana,
while the vast theater stands In solemn and
silent grandeur, monument 10 his tementy and
Ignorance OF the situation. Some are still Of
opinion that Mcguire Will return with a replen-
lshed purse and Increased experience to resume
the managerial experiment In this city. But, no
fear johnny viii never come marching home
from Montana again; and those who entertain
that idea and have written the subject
had better dismiss It at once. The theatrical
duarchy established by Messrs. Hayman ana
Leayitt cannot be successfully invaded, at least
al present. IL may not be the best Thing for art,
this uatrowness Of competitions but art don't
count any more.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-22
European Musical Items.

Translated from the Gazzetta Musicale OF Milan.
Nerdrs =" OtellO" repeated its triumph in
Buenos Ayres with Tamagno.
Ida Basisio, planiste, recently gave a concert
in Rome with success.
Hans Richter has been invited to direct the
Philharmonic concerts In Brussels.
Z" Ii Trovatore'i and " La Travista" were en-
Enthusiastically received In Dresden.
Caterlna Marco daughter OF Mark Smith, de-
ceased. an American singer, has been engaged TO
sing IN Ferrara,
The Gun ana the LIP is a new operetta by
CANOPY, which was successfully produced in
ROuen, France.
lone by Ietrella was the attraction at the
ManZon Theater i'll Milan.
a. Goa della" a new opera by the Russian COM
poser. SolowleG, VIII soon be produced in
Prague.
Tie hymn written by Augusta Holmes for the
Florepune festival has been received entbusias-
tically.
Fanny Davies, one OF the favorte pupils OF
Clara Schumann, has appeared in concert in
Florence, playing difficult programme and OBJ
tanning The favor of the public.
" GinevTa of MOnreale" Is the title OF new
opera by Bonaya, pupil OF the Conservatory OF
Milan, which was successfully given IN Malta.
The symphonic trtlOgy "Wallenstein," by the
Marquis q Indy. executed with sUcn success in
Paris, VIII be given at the Philharmonic con-
ceftS IN Berlin.
Rapglo di Luna" a new opera by Leoni, will
be produced this mouth in Milan.
Mime. Arkel, German concert singer of
some note, trained III Italy, has debuted Ia Milan
as an opera singer, She obtained the greatest
success IN " Norma"
A new theater will be erected in Berlin on ex-
acty the same plans as that OF Bayreuth. Hans
Won BulOw. Neumann aud Ii. NOif have been
chosen as directors
Bazzlni. the great composer, violin vlrtuoso
and director OF the Conservatory OF Milan, was
presented testimonial OF appreciation TO conf
memOrate The success of his symphonic poem,
Francesca da Rimini," recently given at La
Scala and III Germany.
Ricci has set 10 music two sonnets by Dante
which have been sung at The festival held in
Florence IN honor OF the memory of the great
poet and Beatrice.
Verdfs opera Erna1" has been given at the
Imperial Opera In Vienna with such success as
10 cause the best critics OF that city TO insist
upon having another season OF Italian opera,
adding that only Italian singers be engaged. ana
openly admitting that any Of the mediocre Ital-
ian singers Is always superior 10 the best singers
OF any other nations.
Queen Margheritd and suite attended the first
representation Of the new opera "Cavalleria
Rusticana," by Mascagui, al the COstanZt in
Rome. Tie success has been complete.
Virginia MarianI is aged II ana IS wonderful
perfUfner on the violin. She Is pupil OF From
tall professor at the Conservatory OF Pesaro,
VINO Will not permit her 10 play IN public for u
COuDl6 OF years YET,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-22
Potter and BsIlew Get a Notice.

This is the way Melbourne paper talks about
Kyrle and Mrs. p: Above, in the amphithea-
ter, where Worth (of Paris is not name to con-
jure with, public interest in Mrs. foiter@took
Tie form of celebrations 10 speak up and vented
itself In irreyeIenee calculated to disgust Worth
of Paris. had that excellent milliner been there.
Even X. Bellew provoked an occasional scot,
although he is also spendidly upholstered per-
son, who realizes our dreams OF an adult Little
LORD FaunterOy When Mrs. Potter sank like
a snowflake upon Bellows knee or fell violently
against his beayiug bosom a roar of laughter
damped her aIdor and doubtless dissuaded her
from putting on the Grecian hug, which Is re-
Iorted 10 be her hiStTiOnic card. Bellew, indeed
Is fragile variety OF blossom, SO perhaps the
boys were conyulsed at the thought of Mis-
Potter breaking him. But even in its arrested
development evidences OF the possible suDIimity
OF Mrs. Poltei's stage cuddle were not wanting
She is earnestly recommended to let 1t go ana
never mind the boys Mrs. Potter Is likewise
great on the faint, although Bellew, for tile mat
Ter Of that, can 60 down sideways with Sicken-
ing thuu.h
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-22


De Vivo, the operate manager, Is cutting old
stories. Speaking OF tour he made In 1867 he
relates this breezy Renaissance OF Clara Louise
Kellogg: "Mlss Kellogg did not make much of
a success. She was slender girl, bashful, and
very fond of pies. l remember we'll our first
stop for breakfast at the Syracuse depot.
Brignoli was ys-a-yis to her, eating chops, eggs.
beeisteaks, stewed chicken, etc, as he was the
greatest eater of all the singers ever saw. See-
ing Miss Kellogg eating piece of pie aud drink
ing glass of milk lie said: Mia cara you must
eat beafstaks beefstaks, beefstaks, chops chops,
chops, ana drink buonI claretS, otherwise you
will never be able to sing. You are TOO weak.
Take my advice and become a good eater. too ~
Certain ii is that Kellogg took Brlgnolfs ad-
vice from that time.
The other day, says writer IN the American
Musician, mel member OF her company, who
had Just returned from a tour with The cele-
brated prma donna. He said Poor old hel-
logg, she has become fat that she can scarcely
walk any more. Singing positively dlstresses
can no longer visit any OF the larger towns, and
has 10 give her concerts In the small ones.
Where she has been once she cannot go again.
The performances she gives are very bad, ana
are only saved by the excellence OF her company.
She has become so irritable that poor Carl
Strakosch is at his wits end. Tie other day
she refused 10 sing until some one brought a
padded chair to her dIessin9room. There is an
impression that Kellogg Is very rich. ] his Is
not so. i do not believe OF all the money she
once had she has $50. 600 lett. Much has been
lost in speculation. The concert tours she
makes now are absolutely necessary 10 enable
her TO raise money. She has her mother and
father rs well as Carl Strakosch to support, and
so has 10 drag her weary bones from onenight
stand 10 One-nlght stand"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-22
Black Wins.

A benefit VIII be given at the Chicago Audi
forum tomorrow evening, June 25th, for
Charles Winter Wood, the story Of whose life
has tinge OF romance. Wood is colored, and
several years ago was bootblaek IN the Lake
City. he was wonderful mimic, and could re-
cite from memory many Of the more important
parts In ShakespeaTe's Tragedies Some kind
hearted lawyers became lnieres ed In the boy
aud assisted him in taking course OF elocution-
AIRY training under Professor Lyman. One night
young Wood announced that lie would give a
performance OF Richard Ill" large audi
euce was present, having been attracted by the
thought that rare opportunity would be Afford
ed 10 guy the ambitious aspirant TO dramatic
hOuOrs. The audience was very agTeeabiy dis
appointed, for the performance, so far as Wood
concerned, turned out to be muen different
from what had been anticipated. Wood 10 now
one of the most brilliant students Of BelOit Col
lege, where he is preparing tor the ministry, aud
it Is to aid him in paying for his tuition next term
that the benefit is proposed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-22

Tie MendelssOhn Quintet Club Will, we are
Informed. make a tour Of England next season,
Miss Mary T. Barnard Of this city being the solo
vocalist. The following remarks by the AmeIi-
can Musician are timely In view of this move
mrnt. That paper says: - lie superiority of
the American trOupes has been established by
their solOists. The late Mr. Rosa paid small
salaries and his artists were, as a rule, well
sehooled medlocrities. AS he could afford under
such circumstances to employ a large chorus
and orchestra, he brought these departments 10
perfection aud by means of numerous and care
fuI rehearsals offered capital ALI ound perform
ances. besides enl2rging the current repertoire
by the occasional production OF a new opera.
All this sounds very well. but VINO would care to
sacrifice the solos OF a work to insure its more
eQuable INTERPRETATION on lower plane OF excel
lence Nobody here, | am sure, aud can say
with equal certainly nobody in Engiand-lf he
could help himself. The original Amer lean Opera
Company. the Boston Ideals, tile i}OsOnanS and
the Juch Opera Company baye each had six nrst-
rate solosis 10 the late Mr.. Rosa's one. Hence
my WEAKNESS al having the Carl Rosa Troupe
eYerlaSlngy cried up, with view TO making
MAS possessions The late Mr. Rosa him elf
was considerably less sangulne as 10 tie I'M
pTesSlYeness OF bis organization on lnS side OF
tie Atlantic, and ailer coming hither in person
to look over the ground lie realized that there
was an advance in taste since the PaIepa period
and wisely determined 10 stay away"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-22
TWO SOCIALISTS LESS.
Sergius Schevitsch Returns to
Claim an Estate in Russia.

S5ERGIUS SCHEY1TSCH, the Social
~ ist editor, sailed from New York in
-gS the Hamburg steamer Wieland to
return to Russia to claim an es-
tate. which he could not take pos
session of unless he lived in that coun-
try. He came to New York in 1877 with
his wife and after spending all his money
and falling in many occupations was about
to become horse-car conductor when he
became acquainted with Alexander Jonas,
of the Volks Zeitung, New York City, who
made him editor of the Sunday edition.
which post he retained until few days
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-22

Robert Louis Stevenson, writing from the
schooner Equator at sea, has sent the fol
lowing note to prefix his poem on The
House of Tembinoka,," in the July Serb
ner": AT my departure from the Island of
Apemama, for which you will look in vain
III most aliases, the King and | agreed,
since we both set up to be in the poetical
way, that we should celebrate our separa-
ton in verse. Whether or not his Majesty
has been true to his bargain the laggard
posts of the Pacific may perhaps inform me
in six months, perhaps not before year.
The following lines represent my part of
the contract. and it is hoped, by their
pictures of strange manners, they III ay en-
tertain civilized audience. Nothing
throughout has been invented or exagger-
ated the lady herein referred to as the
authors muse has confined herself &c
stringing into rhyme facts and legends that
l saw or heard during two months residence
upon the island.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-22
THE CAST
Chris schnltzerholtzdof1n
II One Wishes

Thoroughly TO enjoy Tie GOndOlIers." now
running at the Tiyoli, lie must devote 10 II more
than one hearing. The delcacy of Sulllvan's
music, the fluent librettO OF GllDerPs that spar
kles like brook ripping in the sunshine, alike
require 10 be heard again ana again II it be de-
sired to embrace all the beauties OF this remark
able work. over simple and unpTeiending
theme Gilbert has woven u bewlidering embrol-
Gery OF cOmpcal ed fan. As for the music. eA-
Cellent limitations of the old English pat songs
come TO the surface at frequent intervals, Willie
there many char acteristc bits Of compost
ton, such rs quintet III the FIRST act ID gaVOtte
measure a barcai ollie, tarantelia and cachuca
or AudaiuSian song and dance, all oil pleasing
qualify. Tie eachuea, with tanbOfine and cas-
tanet accompaniment, Is the gem OF the opera,
as has been conceded on all hands. EXqulsitey
meodious, 1t combines the poetry Of motion
with beautiful music. "indigo," by Strauss, IS
in active preparation and viii follow The Con
LmlieIS.n
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-22

Mr.. William A Brady's Irish Arab at the
Alcazar will fold his tent after Tonight and like
his namesake OF the desert, silently steal away,
not, however, before making a plump sack for
the owner and manager Baker, the well-known
comedian, succeeds him with cOmedeIta that,
by name has been before The public more than
twenty years. ChIis and Lena as presented
today is not the experiences of The German
couple, dramatically considered IN which Pete
Baker and Tommy FarTOn worked so well to-
gether and made so much money. Ii Is radically
changed Like ali Bakers plays, says The
Chicago Times, this one is a rOlllcKing musical
comedy Of merit. There are laughabe situa-
Iions. strong and startling scenes, aud quantity
of singing ana dancing Mr.. Baker assumes the
role of Dutch enigrant With an unplon0unce
able name, and has great opportunities. His
excellent voice is heard TO good advantage in
several songs OF taking character. In a general
way Mr.. Baker resembles j. X. Emmet. His
support Is better this year than ever. nearly
every member of the cast doing cOmmendable
acting. The scenery IS good and the costumes
handsome.