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PUBLISHED trVERY THtTOSDAY B¥ Tiff NdB«Y PUWDf ALER COMMHY. F. K.TAUA»I W. A. CLUSTY, E. J. HAE^fM&ni inJatten Block, two doois north of Oh&peii's store. TKLKPHOnS: No. a»j - 01tltenf\ tjo. | <4 TERMS OP SUBSCfftFTIONl "Ctfeyear. .1MB Subscriptions received for thlM or 8l* feasths In t he same proportion. t Thursday, July 4, ifoi. # a- .--: -a --r*-- THE PI.AINDKALKR oommenoee Vol. XXVTI this week. WHEN King David, musingly said, All men are liars," he must have been glancing over the tax schedules of the day. • . IT is estimated that Oklahoma will send 750,000 bushels of peaches into the northern market, which shows that wheat is by no means the only«|*roduct of that territory. <• IT has been admitted officially that the cost to England of continuing the campaign in Sonth Africa, including the maintenance of prisoners, is $6,250,000. a week. Leaving out of account the great sacrafice of life, every war im­ poses a heavy financial burden upon the nations engaging in it. 7. PIERPONT MORGAN has given a mil­ lion dollars to Harvard university, prob­ ably having in mind that precept of scripture which says: "Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works." Russell Sage, how­ ever, seems to prefer to abide by anoth­ er injunction: "Take heed that you do not your alms before men, to be seen of SPEAKER HENDERSON had a half hoar " chat with King Edward and is of the opinion that the United States has no more cordial friend in the world: but, forgetting the little ,,unpleasantness which this country had with another British king a century and a quarter ago, what Has America ever done to cause King Edward to entertain other than cordial friendship for this country and its people? r . QUAIL STILL PROTECTED. JN the amended game law, passed at the last session of the legislature, in enumerating what birds or fowls connot be lawfully killed, quail and woodcock were inadvertantly omitted. This has led some to conclude that under the law as amended quail and woodcock can be killed indiscriminately throughout the entire year, but a careful analysis of the law hardly justifies that conclusion. A provision of the new law is to the effect that it repeals all other laws or parts <pf laws that are inconsistent with it. There is no part of the new law that re­ peals the prohibition against the killing of quail and woodcock, and such parts ^of the old law as were not repealed, it follows, are still in force. Hunters who imagine that they now have license to kill quail and woodcock at any time may find themselves sadly at fault if they attempt it and come in contact with the game wardens. ' &?•!.'•• ==B v ' How It Is Done. t •" * The first object in life with the Amer­ ican people is to "get rich;" the second, how to regain good health. The first Caa lie obtained by energy, honesty and saving; the second, (good health) by us- ing Green s August Flower. Should yon be a despondent sufferer from any of the effects of Dyspepsia, liver Com­ plaint, Appendicitis, Indigestion, etc., such as Sick Headache, Palpitation of the Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual. Cos- tfoeness, Dizziness of the Head, Nervous Prostration, Low Spirits, etc., you need not suffer another day. Two doses of the well-known August Flower will re­ lieve you at once. Go to'Julia A. Story McHenry, J. I.Brown & Son, Ringwood, and get a sample bottle free. Regular 141*6, 76 ets. Get Green's Prise Almanac. PicklM. x The report being circulated that we not going to take pickles this season IS untrue and to our patrons wish to say that we are, and will be doing business at the old stand and the more pfofrfeft the merrier. f8-8t STAFFORD & GOLDSMITH Qq. -M:k • A Gentle Hint. * ; ' "jln our style of climate, with its sud­ den changes of temperature--rain, wind and sunshine often intermingled in a single day--it is no wonder that our children, friends and relatives are so frequently taken away from us by neg­ lected colds, half the deaths resulting directly from this cause. A bottle of Bosehee's German Syrup kept * about your home for immediate use will pre­ vent serious sickness, -a large doctor's bill and perhaps death, by the use of three or four doses. For curing Con­ sumption, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Croup, or any disease of the Throat or Lungs, its success is simp­ ly wonderful, as your druggist will tell yon. Get a sample bottle free from 'Julia A. Story. Regular sue, 75 eta 4Jet Green'B Prize Almanac. The season is coming when the wo l»en will go away on a nice summer trip, and get mad if their husbands try to have a nice time while they are gone Those famous little pills, DeWitt . Little Early Risers compel your liver tttd bowels to do their duty, thus giving JW» ipre, rich blood to recuperate your lofty. Are easy to take. Never gripe JOlla A- Story and Geo. W. Besley. Jbummton Bate* to DM PUIOM Camp _ p:.,:' * Meeting;, the North-Wee tern Line. Excur­ sion tickets will be sold at reduced rates to&faufepive, limited to return Until July 31, inclusive. Apply to •gents Chicago & North-Western Rail W' Allen H W...... Althoff Will..,. Arens Joseph,. AurhiRer A E-- A y l w u r d L i x a t l e . . Angevlne Ft.. Anderson John. B&rbian tiros. Barblnn N E ilan A G. Wm... C D . . . . WF.... Heatty 8N..., BeckWm... w Reck A K £ Bell John B.. .t... Bell .Bert.... i* Bennett L E. Beslev Geo..... Bishop Julia... Bishop A G . . .iv Bishop John M. Bishop AnnaO..... Blake Mathias P... Blake John M Blake Chris........ Blake Peter ....... Blake Joseph.,. ... Block I'"red......... Honslett Margaret. Honslett Jacob..... Boley GF--...... Bottss J (J Bower Michael..... Beyle John... Brown II T...: Brown J S Bryhn M lira ml F H --. .... Brefelt. Hen..,*,.... Brents JoiinB..... Bradley WE Buss Bernard.....; Buss BJ .... Buch John J........ Buoh Katharine... Burner Anna.,. ..... Buckland J V...... Beckwlth George . Brink EB..... Burke Thomas Bresee Edison M. Bank of MeHenry.... Carr Joseph E........ Oarr Jane -- ......... Oarr Frank Carr Thomas..,. ...» Carey John. . Carlson Fred L Carlson G A Claxton John F Cleary Patrick J Cleary Margaret Cleary J R Chase Eli T Chapell Pherm S C risty J E ..;; Ji'ii. Crlsty W A. Cristy JW Ericsson Henry Crandal I Sun ford.........». Coates Wm C.... J......... Coates George H... .. w**• Coates John!.... Coates J M. Colby C C.. Colby N 8.... ..... Colby Page.. Colby A C-- Conway & Kainey............ Co veil S H Cornish Wm. . Dates Lafe Dates Charley, Davis Wm Oermont John I Med rick Jose] ?b J. •k J Do .J-- Diedrick Jacob . i'iigtiji. 4 • Diedrick Peter........ Dodge Mary Dodge Wm Dowel I Henry...... .. Dwelly Mat tie A...... Etdredge C T Engeln M ;. Engeln Antone........ Eskelson C. ,^......... Evanson John.. Evanson WC.'.-.Vi Fay Frank Fegers C H.. s-.,-.... Flanders E P. .. ..... Franciscfl Warren.... Francisco A L Freund Peter J Freund Peter B Freund Frank J, Freund Joseph W...,. Freund John F . Freund M J . reund Katharine. Freund Nick L Freund Martin H...,..,.... Freund Mathias N.. -Uv; .-.W-- Freund Stephen J.. • • • Freund John 11 Freund Stephen H...-- Jfreund Nick F .... freund Joseph J....^.... w-... Freund John J Freund Peter . i....... Frennd John 8 Freund Michael i.... Freund Peter Freund Anna J. -- Freund JohuV Frisby GeorgjeB........ Frisby John Frett John M Frett Charles O...... ........... Freund MS..... Gallaher W W.• * • Gates L C Gaylord C E.....,...t,...... Gilbert Bros..... Gilbert Ben.... i.....--... Givens Charles Glosson John * Grot Theodore ............ Gr-ot & Damtiard Granger C H.. Granger F K....,,.. Green Anna.............. G reen J antes.......... i; ... Grimoldby 0. Groves JonnSC)....,.. .i,.i Goodman FM Guerin C A. German Fire Insurance Co Gottfried Brewing Oo Harrison PhilB..........;; Hall C D .....v..^i.... Ilanly Geo H ; Hiinly D F Harrlsoii Bros Harrison Wm Harrison George Harrison Elon F..... .V..... Harrison C W i Harrison Bernard..*'^*....... Harmsen Chas B Harsh Isaac Hauprish i'hliip Hazel E J ,..T........: Howard S M Hay Wm ^„..... 1 Hawley E C........ .......vf• •• . Heimer John P.....v....: Heimer John ;£.S2, Heimer Bros .-i,.;.. %. Heimer Jos...., ... H etterman Henry.... Hess Nick Hepburn Wm Hertz Henry L Hibbard Mar* A......,v'.4i.,..., , Iioimes (! G-. Howard O 8.. ........,i Howe A L --4..v". Howe E W HoffJohn.... Howell Martito A,. ..i,.»A*....." Hopper E J .... . Hobart Henry Ilohenstein Geo Huemann Jos H....*'r^r?S... Huemann John Huemann Nick A.............i Huemann Jacob.. Hoff August Hulsun Mark ......j.iii,. H utson Wm p, Holtz & Stilling .^5: Ibish A !rigals EU.. Irish AC...,, .'*.£>* Jecks C E..... .... . Jensen Hans.>*... ..i... Joslyn EO...,S'....^^ii^W/ J us ten J acob.................... ^ Justen NJ.. ii.i.... Justen Michael....... Justen John Justen Joseph II. Justen Josepb ,. .«»:...; Junger Matt. ->w*. Kaiser Frank... Komholtz Herman.. Kane Anast^sia. Kari IIubert J,. .i; .ip,.. Karl es M athias........,.. i &$*,«• Kottner Wm Kennebeck Henry. .. .*.4 Kennebeck John II. ..*»•'£ Kennebeck Est, AM. -»•*#- Kennebeck Mary <3., Kelley Wm Kimball Frank ......... King John Kloppericli Manr ,„&!&*,,• Klopperich HhWat:. Kline John ...wisiS?.*,. Knox Mary Knox John Kross John Krause Wilhelm Ladd .James C . Ladd Fredei' ' ~ Lamphere 0 mm*: 1106 tm 405 165 I 530 1706 1805 •> « * «. • 1110 'I- % . . , . I'***£'>. f «a 35 941 33 438 281 100 341 78 51 382 1313 223 84 220 178' 231 266 215 820 241 420 191 m 185 172 617 74TT 180 146 16 110 228 144 25 30 44 7 744 ft 70 482 1154 587 PERSONAL u»t pf the Aw--»a Vattt* PerwaeMl Property la the Vown o* MeAatf, m STATE OK MCHKNRT OMHtvr, re­ public notioa ttthweby Ktven, That the fol lowing is a fulli&deMiiplete List • sessed Value of Personal I'rope of the in To,M,J1'Sf5g1Sr<a?? Mute of Illinois, for the Year A. D. taken from the Assessment Books of F. F. Axtklu Supervisor of Assessments. There is a great variety of materials in many pretty designs for summer wear, making it impossible for one merchant to handle all. But we have can please most any one in Line df $ Fall Value. 11700 5670 IN WHOSE NAME Assattan. Abbott FA.. Adams Gasper H. Adams Castor. Adams Mathias B Adams Jacob H Adams Jacob.. alue. CORDED BATISTE, W ' : r, PITIANA CORDS, ZEPHYR GINGHAMS Gentlemen's Furnishing: LAWNS, DIMITIES, , 'tv • ^ ' QoodI SATIN STRIPED DiniTIBS, SUPERFINE CHAHBRAYS, Alexander Hnnrletta. Allen H C. T Want Columni •r- 705 411 143 232 18 » 30 84 130 153 83S Lamphere 110.... Lawless Edward.. Laures Ben.. Lawrence Abrt Laughrldge Wm. LayMartin Lay John P Lelekenr Peter. LodtzJD.. Long Ed Loritner Wm....'., Martin Peter...... Martin Frank..;.. May John M May John , May Jacob... May Mathias. Mead HO. Do .... Mehring H... Mellin S J Merriman M W» ... Mertes Jos J Mertes John... .... Merchant Irvinu,., Merchant Eliza J.. Meyer Theo .... Meyers Geo.. Meyers Jacob...*. Mever Fred ... Miller Marra... Miller Frank... Miller Peter * Miller Jacob A., Miller John -,i, Miller John J.... Miller J II Miller John M..... Mi 1 ler Mathias... Mlchels Hubertr............,.i.,. Michels Joseph J M ueller Paul Mier A ............ Murray Otis McHenry Creamery Co McHenry Percheron Horse Co. McHenry Plaindealer Oo McCannon Will McDonald Samuel McDonald & Thompso*........ McGarey Patrick McOmber F L ......... McAnsh Andre#... ,.,;u.... Nell Geo ...... Nett John Niesen John ... Niesen Peter .. Nimsgern John, Nordquist B.... Norlander J H, Noonan Del Noon an Edmon Nye N J OelHing William... O'Neil P M Owen Lydia E..... Owen Oliver Ni..., Owen L H (jwen O W I'age Chas Palmes Joseph^.;..... Parks C H.............. Parker >Davld Parker Ella .7i Pfannenstlll John W... .. l'iialen Thomas Phalen William Perry Bernlce and Agnes. Perry James B Peet Edward Peet L K >:v Peters Chas W,. Peterson John.... ..»«* I'ennington G W Perkins E •>...... Pitzen Mat J. Pitzen John J.. Pike Noah H..„. Powers Thomai,..... Peterson Otto W Plnte John uinn Edmond alston John Iteed Wm Reynolds S .. "" • rdson RobH....^V .. ian Albert............. Ross FO Do ....... Rothermel Peter. Uothermel Jacob ...... liothermel Geocge ; liuens Peter v.. Say ler D E , i> .,. Sayler W A Say ler J R chaefer Anton^........., Schaefer Jas Pii... ... w.;1.. Schaefer Joseph. Schaefer Mary B Schaefer Michael Schaefer Catherine .. Schaefer Mathias J .. . . Schaefer John Schaefer Peter Schaefer Margaretha M..... SchaeferMagdalena... ..... Schaefer Magdalena.... .... Schaefer Gertrude schaefer Bros Schaefer Math B.,....n...U Schiessel John... Schlessel Koberi............. SchmlttSF Schmitt Maria... Sc hmltt Jacob. .;, umitt Stephen M.......... Sehmitt John J Schmitt Joseph F Schmitt Biartln V Schmitt John M Schmitt Steven H hmltt Barbara Schneider Mary Schneider Anton Schneider Fred.. SchnelderJ. ................ Sehnorr Fred . . Schrelner BsSrbara-- Schrelner Wm Schroener P J.. Schumacher Jacob.......... Schumacher John... ....... Schumacher Jacob.......... Schumacher Nick... ....... Schumacher Wm J..... .... Schoonmaker Chas D......*. Shoemaeher Jacob SSarles Mara A Sherburne B H Do Kheid Margaret Sherman A Sherman J G Sherman B Sherman SS Sherman Clifford..... ...... Simpson Donald Simpson Elisabeth........ Smealon Frank Smith WmL Smith 8 W Smith DN . Smith AW...... Smith B L Smith Bros ..i. Smith Mrs W E Smith E A Smith Bradford........... . Smith Alsena,» Smith Frank............ Smith John Ai, Smith Peter...k-.,,.. Smith J P. .. Small 11 O Sayder Bros Spaulding J li Spanldlng MirM V B Spurting A C Stagmann Chris Stafford & Goldsmith...... Standard Oil Co Stebbins CallstaX......... Steffes Peter............... Stevens W P Stevens G A .Stevens N I)......... ...t.. Stephenson 11M. 48 w '.12 m 185 135 ; 1510 1125 S 5550 103 v'-. 165 610®:: 1000 »,f> 1705 1705 735 745 - :•? 1100 730 f 240 1' 1280 210 , 460 : smt-i-. 625; 'twM 845 V . 770 445 SiS 855 '-•/ 185; 1090;. 335 635 tfcf, 105 ' ;V 710 W'- 3106 tfi, 3885 ,, 1410^- 1500 K-. : 970 85 •• 280". 525 t v 8800 I,-.?-'" 2101:> 3400 980 1200 ~ 140 2000 V- 400 1585 , , 117 230 46 2545/ §09 905 ^ '181 38901* T79 200 ' ' 40 330 jf . ; 66 SS«* ..'la >,« 200 '-40 3495' •. tot ) • 86!;r '• , '17 580r <116 585 • "105 940 - 188 995- J<»9 910v' > 182 7500 . V #>00 1680 .1)3(1 1196 $30 1980«, $96 940" ' - 1811 110 *4 22 2310,- Wi 150te;%:*«'v" 30 460 • ' . 92 9675,; ; 1835 800s 40 aooo. . mo 6885,% #77 ll.':0{. #30 8885® . . 445 800, ^ • 40 730 . , ,14ft 995, . '11MI 8070. ; v 225 ; 'Vs 45 1455; :»1 175v 35 835 ' d • 47 500 / •> 100 1850 •' , |CJ0 385?':",,.. 79 18545' , r|p05 160' ~32 585 ' 105 4875 fC V ^55 7 8 8 - 1 4 5 810 i»:.s 48 300 , • ao 995 -•. ^ , 199 765 . 453 no« * 1 44 13 860A!' 172 2830 "• {46 835' 47 805 «•*„ 101 785*' * 159 865H s' 173 350; - 70 845? . 1(19 1450 c. • - £iio 1710 : , , Jki '-s S':- REAL ESTATK TRANSFERS. Lizzie J Bntts & h to Albert Backus, wl4 Its 3 & 4 blk 1. Brown's 1st adn to Harvard H90060 Jennie H Burkholder per admr to Geo C Brown, eH amx and w 46.53 acres of neif sec Marengo StKXHO Christopher Readel & w to Lizzie Hal- liet. et al, % acre in ne corner nwJ4 se !4 see 6, Woodstock lOO&c J F Lvn burner & w to James F Parker & Chas A Herrtaffton, Its 3 & 4, blk i, Trowbridge's adn Woodstock 850000 '434 John Donnelly per admx to Edward Eddy, It 66, assrs plat Woodstock..... 85 00 M D Hoy et al to James H Forman, pt Its 3 & 4, blk 15, Woodstock. . 190000 John W Grimoldby & w to J B Bennett Its 14 & 15 Simmons adn to Ringwood. 1900 00 Robert, J Sutton Aw to D W Hill, It 19, Emerald Park . 185 00 Fred Clow etal to Hugh W Watson, It 6 blk 8, Clow's Crystal Lake Park 4B0<00 Lewis Knapp &«w to John T Kelahan, pt It 1, blk 6, Algonquin 35 00 Glennln J Haven et al to Flavel L Shel-, don, sH It 66, assrs pit sec 36, Marengo 50000 Havey T Hart et al to John Hart, It 79, assrs plat sec 36, Marengo 10000 Wm Bonslett & w to Edmudd Knox, wH It 1 neJ4, sH nvii sec 8 (except &c) Nunda 840900 PROBATE NEWS, Estate of Carlisle Hastings, Will ad­ mitted to probate, Hannah Hastings ap­ pointed executrix. Estate of Wilhelm Gutteehow, execut­ or discharged and bond released. Estate of Dora CoHins et al Minors, W. H. Gregory appointed Guardian. Bond $2000.00. Estate of Dsmeras Wells, Inventory filed and approved. Estate of Willard A Shadbolt, Decree entered for sale of real estate, Bond 13000.00. Estate of Henry Diekman, Decree en­ tered for sale of real estate, Bond $8000. Estate of Matilda Smith, E. E. Hoy appointed Guardian ad litem for minor defts in petition for sale of real estate. Estate of Henry Daak, Inventory and Appraisement Bill filed and approved. Estate of Patrick Madden, Proof of death and petition for probate of Will filed. Estate of O. P. Lillibridge, Inventory and Final Report filed and approved, estate settled and Administrator dis­ charged. Estate of Rachael Anderson, Inven­ tory filed and approved. Proof of Heir­ ship made. Estate of George W. St. John, Ap­ praisement Bill filed and approved, Proof of Heirship made. Estate of Lenora N. Nickeraon, Proof of heirship made. Estate of Alois Dreyer, Final report filed and approved, estate settled and executrix discharged. Estate of Ruth N. Pearson, adopted by Andrew and Minnie N. Paulson. Claim day was had in the following estates: O. P. Lillibridge, Lenora M. Nickerson, Osgood Joslyn, John Rat- ledge, Rachel Anderson, Carl Reidel, Henry Daak, Catherine and Jacob Schwamb, George W. St. John and Dameras Wells. MARRIAGE UCENB88. Cornelius C. Desmond..--Hartland Emma Mackey .Hartland 'ames P. Brink .Woodstock lilda C. Lymburner ,....... Woodstock James Blair Wallace.. v?Wyomirtg, 111. Cora Etta Butter *,: Huntley Emil A. Handroqk Crystal Lake Emma A. Schmidt.. . ..Algonquin W i l c u s M . W i l m e r . . % , . . . B a r r i n g t o n Viola E. Elliot Argenta, 111. James W. Thompson^;,.. . ,Ashton, Neb. Rosa May Matthews, i Harvard Clyde C. Miner .-... .Woodstock May McLaughlin...». , . .. Woodstock Harry L. Carr .Coral Edna E.Goodrich.. ..Union _ HALE--The choicest building lots in McHenry and West McHenry Apr business and residences. AH centrally located. Prices reasonable. Inquire of O. N. Owen, at the bank. ' 37-tf. "nH)R SALE--Three lots and a completely 17 furnished cottage together with barn, etc., located on east side of I'istakee Bay. A bargain if taken at once. A pply to this office. 41-tf. "IXTANTEd--Girl for general housework oh * * farm near McHenry. $3.00 per week will belaid to a good girl. Apply to Plaindealer "DOOMS TO RENT--Furnished or unfurnish- ed, newly papered and painted. Apply to K1.K I? T.intira 58-1 f. Tj^Olt SALE--A number of Barred Plymouth A Ro. k chickens, perfect birds. Very low prices asked. Apply to O. L. PIKB, i-6t McHenry. XpOR SALE--A car load of choice fresh milkers and springers about July 6th. Call on or address J. C. LADD, l-5t* • Ringwood, 111. XjVDR SALE--A 8tory & Clark organ, nearly x new. Will be sold reasonable. Inquire at this office l-2t. "The way to gain a good repution is to endeavor to be what yon desire to ap­ pear. " That is precisely the manner in which Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has gained its reputation as a cure for coughs, colds, croup ' and whooping cough. Every bottle that has ever been put out by the manufacturers has been fully up to the high standard of excel­ lence claimed for it. People have found that it can always be depended upon for the relief and cure of these ailments and that it is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by Julia A. Story and G. W. Besley HOWABOY WAS CURED (From the Herald, Marshall, 111.) IB an interview with F. F. Mar- Id*, head miller of the M»r«h«n rafll«, of Hanhsll, 111., the pub­ lisher was given the following facts concerning the effects of MICRO GBRMX, used by his ten- year-old son, He said: "My boy bad been in poor health for over a year. He had commenced to cough and expectorate; he became weak and nervous and was going down in spite of everything we could do. 1 Sothing seemed to do *»<»" any permanent good, thoagh several itaedie* were tried. Last May he BEGAN TAKING EVERYBODY'S BLOOD PURIFIER Prompt Positive Pure Pleasant aad before he had finished the sec* oad bottle his health was as good as ordinary boys of his age. I at­ tribute Us Improvement entirely to MICRO G8RMI. He is from all appearances sound and well, rosy- cheeked, cheerful and happy:" Mr. Markle ie an upright, honor­ able gentleman, in whose wjud «£- (W|t confidence can be placet. - PRICB OHB DOLLAR tOK FUHTBER FACTS ADDRWm Tkt MODERN REMEDY 00. „ KSWANEE, ILL. y Sold and OOAKASTOD^r JlflLlA A. STORY, MoHenry 1 •QaopsoaoBoooopeaoasoBaeoeooaaaBeeoooeoeBowiooeoooo %S>.. 000 Bo not pass us by if you ate looking for the latest designs in wall paper. We have a fine line and are Helling it at right prices. Also a complete liiie pf PAINTS AND OILS, 67 218 1537 Bear in mind that at all times we carry everything , ^ Drugs and Medicines, and all the S ;r !• necessities in school supplies. •*- , •n:: J. S. BROWN & SON [•••Tff'*"*"'"**"•'-- rufnsniiaion^BaQoi Stephenson OH... Stilling John......... . Stilling Ben............ Stilling Jos Stilling Henry Stott'el William........ Stoffel Elinabeth...... Stoft'el John.. Stoif'cl Simon,. Story John I Story Julia Ai...... .. Stock J acob .i.. Stretz John. Stroner John........... Sommers Oeoi'.;.;...., Surges Kate Sutu>n Edward Tabor O A............. Thiel Anna Thelen Henry.. Thelen Joseph. JULIA A. STORY, Druggist. JOS. H. HUEHANN, Appleton Corn Huskers Corn Shelters and Tread Powers ^ W (Otmtlnoed on page five.) Oettefal Blicksmit&ioi; Wees itwiyS v-<iT: t v. m- y--' >lex Grinding MUI», Rock Islaud Plows, Carriiiges, Buggies, Wind Mfflf Well Supplies. Harness CHI, Paint OU 0: y°u a poor cup of Coffee for breakfast this ;; morning; she probably did the best she could with ^ fche material at hand. Did you ever notice ifi * " ' using an inferior brand ox coffee that you set- 3 ^ I ,^>m get two lots, jugt alike? The reason / is that the proper care is not taken in ' • "v the blending. One lot requires mofe l'{v\ \ ".4, 4, and another less coffee to make a r? ^gpod cup and as a consequence the , ^ MI. . cook ,is unable to please yotL ,«. / - ,.-'?h®reis.<??e .brand ,of coff«® ^ >• •; that will give satisfaction, ' 1 ? l ^ ' ^ and to convinced f*i»r 'Mr S. CHAPEMU McHenry. BULK II •" 'T: : *-• , Pur Argument. 4$ Battle Ax rlbelicious BlendA. ,V« sinoN West McHenry. II*: ; 1.... 15c aoc . . . . . 25c • • • .§0c PACKAQiS 2fc can.. -tTransplanted, 3fc caii. .75c e World's Pair, lib can........0Oe ODixie, 4 ib can... ?; ;%.. .$1.00 21b can,,.... 60c m eaai liili ,J:. Tf < V, • 1 . fj. ,? > "t The Journal Outfit 'f&X A Complete Printing Consisting of . Cylinder Praaa v ^ ; ,Job Press Paper Cutter \ * | t , gasoline Engine^ ^ ^ Job and Display IVpe i/ \ Body Type,™:, G^es ^ - 4 , •: > • Stones . Stands And everything with which to print a paper or do job work. Will be gold seperately or a very low price given on the entire plant. Apply at once to THE PLAINOEALER CO. ; McHenry, Illinois. yWMWWMVWWWdVMMWWftg California The Gateway To the Orient Numerous profitable business openings in California. , Make money in orange 4< leinon groves, vineyards, - . wineries, orchards. Make money in cattle and sheep ranches, wheat fie|d^ f beet sugar tulture, varied farm products. Make money in mines, oil wells, manufacturing, trading The California Limited daily, Chicago to Los Angeles and San Francisco. General Passenger OTTEE The Atchison, Topeka ft Santo Pt R'y, CHICAGO 1 pmup. 1 General £ommi$sion merchant Stall 1A B, Fulton ®. Wholesale Market Dressed Beef, riutton .' Veal, Pboitry Hides, Etc. ;;||§utter and ||i; w : This is the oldest house <m tiw street ^ags anfl price lists ; furnished on application '.s-» K\ COLD STORAGE FREE glaclline Oils a Speciaty! Oils and Colors iWfrM ar in mina that I have a line ssortment of ready-mixed paints or all purposes, of a superior ||brand, and also a complete sto^„ |of colors, oils, leads and varnish. fa*VP - " t-' 1, ** ' • J u l i a m c R e n r y # Story I l l i n o i s -1