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' i!t> -- John .7 Bueli, do. ,.••»*... r.'Jjiohn lleinicr. do \..,;*... \ "'i "^i'etep B Frennd, do..ii,.^». a ;i :v .' -Ilelmer Bros, do X i •'•'i'-iii'-'i 'I'eter Weber Oo» do Til B Weber, do......... ..v.. Snyder Bws. dB ............... A 1 1 ) L M o o r e , d o - ^ . . . . ^ w ' J V ' V y t • C G Holmes, do...'.'... «*&,»•« ibf t> J Stottel, water rate..v .. •* " tapping »,iJ' license . hall rent.. ...» water rates...**..,,. permits .'-..i..,;;. orug license...."..;... tapping water rates. .,....,. - " " license B R, Tel, Tel & Del Tax..., w. J Stoffel, water rates taps a..,.i... license tapping....... . ..... water rat«s.i..v... tapping.....',^.,.. . license .V.C.. . tapping .. ........... water rate .. tapping .... .... water rate.... permits water rate...:..... . tapping ,,. •» *• license ..... H " wntor rates.. • *L permits H M HfcOmber, fine County, rent polling place B M McOmber, spclasnnt J«*e 1^8 9BB Oct IB J 8toffel, water rate ...... " " license . HII McOmber, spcl MHnt. •4 •« - •' fine .....7. $145d« . 500 00 . 500 00 . 50000 . 500 00 . 50000 . 50000 . 500 00 . 50000 . 500 00 . 500 00 . 458 00 4305 . 1500 . 1300 400 8 4* 4 0ft 500 , aoott 073 200 5135 12 IS 1500 #00 1500 37 3! 30 00 300 15 00 1129 3000 4 47 400 2104 15 00 13 74 27 98 800 600 5 00 10000 430 97 125 00 10000 2411 13 87 10000 10000 10 00 spcl 100 00 100 00 100 00 27 01 11 50 50 00 1100 P Niesen, cor tax, Krd & b tax 2000 66 Jfitotfel. water rates 1... 1562 " " license 4 00 " " sundries..: 3 75 water rates 610 348 Goo Myers, do 340 P Tlielen, gravel 350 M Enjoin i. Son, oil ;c.1 .lno Stoffolaoct L Peters,labor ^ 352 F (• Kelt./.. <iravage . ...>.v».... aw V K Oolib. ia»H>r x 354 F L MrOmber. liardwaCe...... 355 Ohris Sclunidt. lalior , 356 H M McOmber, col assist.. ... > 357 do do " " 358 do do " " 359 do do M " ...... 360 M M Niesen, iK>licesalary. ... 361 J Walsh, police salary .•... 3tS2 Gilbert Bros acct G liishop lbr 3t$3 Geo Myers, labor 364 Piaindealer (Jo, printiiKji"...,. 365 M Engeln&Son, oil.. ,, ;J66 Gilbert Bros, oil ' 367 J .( Miller, oil 368 S S Ohapell, till. ?00 M M Niesen, police services... 1803 - Jan. 2 Pd lnt coupon No 10.....' 370 J Walse. police services .... 371 Jno Sioffel acct lvrauso, labor. 372 Chris Schmidt., lal>or v . 374 B L Smith, gasoline , 37? Fred Schneider, labor ' ' d>, 376 F II Watties, F Thurlweji lbr. v-'iv 377 Jno Walsh, expenses >;• - 378 Wilbur Lumber Co, coal % 379 Wilbur Lumber Go, lumber.-. 380 W V Evanson, oil . 381 M Enireln, oil .. •... 382 J .1 Miller, oil........;..,....... 383 N J Justen. glass ' 384 Gilbert Bros, oil, etc 385 Geo Myers, labor • 386 F A Bohlander, oil, etc • 387 M Engeln & Son, oil 388 S S Chapell, oil 38B P J Cleary, lalnir ; 390 Wilbur Lumber Oo, lambet..., 391 Osmun Bros, oil 3i)2 F L McOiiiber, oil 393 J Walsh.jjOlict1... ....... 394 M M Niesen, police 3ft5 J 11 Miller, judge election...... 3S6 H C Mead. " " 307 O It Thurlwell,judge election. 3d8 J Kimball, clelK election '308 P Engeln, " • " ...... 4CC E P Grange*, clerk election.... 401 F Wattles, salary J' 402 S S Chapell. salary 403 C T Eldredge. salary 404 A Engehhsalary...... 405 G 1^)1 hermel. salary... 406 S Stoffel, salary 407 Jno Stoffel. salary 408 C Thurlwell, salary 409 I)r Beebe. board of health 410 M Engeln, " " " 411 S Reynolds " " " 412 Legal Adviser C!o,blanks.. .. 413 A Engeln, J Niesen strng hose cart- 414 P Tlielen, raking park 415 Jos Schneider, labor 416 Will Bishop, labor 417 Chris Schmidt, labor 418 M M Niesen, salary, , 41i> J Walsh, salary 420 Jos Schaffer, hay . 421 P Tlielen, gravel "422 Geo Mpers, grading 423 Gilbert Bros, oil 1 424 W F Holtz, hay 425 M Engeln & Son, oil • 426 B Nordquist. labor 427 J J Miller, oil 428 Mike Walsh, labor.. Wm Bonslett. cert indbt 1" do do iut above 1 2 80 87 3S4 150 2 85 4 5» 15 05 175 150 00 60 00 120 00 100 97 fOOO 5000 180 2 75 140 2 02 410 150 1302 10000 1250 100 00 150 3 75 28 00 100 200 300 32 63 52 88 482 425 4 88 218 2 20 635 5 01 330 901 400 18 46 388 092 50 00 50 00 300 300 300 300 300 3 00 900 900 9 CO 900 800 3 00 25 00 20 83 5 00 500 500 4 45' May Total expenditures... 1 Balance on hand... $10833 01 :!M> 19 J Stoffel, water rate " " license . 24 H M McOmber, spcl assmnt.. tapping... rent... 15 00 100 ;.,--Total receipts §1083301 KXFKHDITCIUB8. •Order IMS No- ' ; «. Cay 1217 M order C T Kldredg*,~**try rw v 220 Jno Stoffel. salary 7 50 188 Jno Stoffel, salary 2 80 138 J F Wisner, side walk 521 72 191 Geo Sommers, water works. . 2 95 300 300 300 300 300 10 00 1000 583 156 000 10 50 328 417 208 16 80 100 105 12 50 482 210 150 800 13 30 97 00 36 80 300 17 70 50 00 50 00 190 Jno Buss, judge of election 201 JnoH Miller, do 302 Jay Gilbert, clerk of election.. 204 Peter Engeln, clerk of election 207 Jno J Miller, labor 209 C H Fegers, board of health... 210 Chris Schmidt, board of health 211 S Reynolds, board of health... 212 P Thelen, gravel 213 Geo Meyers, do. ; ....... 214 C GFrett. salary 223 Jno Stoffel, postage .. ... . 324 J I Story, board of health 96 M Engeln; oil 1 S Chapell. oil, etc Feltx, teaming 3H6 W E 236 Neptune Meter 237 Chris Schmidt, 238 Geo Myers, teaming, etc 239 Jno Walsh, police 240 M M Niesen, police 341 Not presented for payment. 342 F L McOmber, supplies 243 McHenry M band, services.... JJ44 M J Walsh, oil 245 Jno Walsh, police 246 M M Niesen, police SUMMABY. Receipts ....IIWCMOI Expenditures 9311 79 Balance 1521 22 1 hereby certify that the above and fore­ going report is true and correct accordiug to the best of my knowledge and belief. JAMES B. PERRY . Village Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of May A. I). 1903. OLIVER N. OWEN, " Notary Public. NOTICE OF SALE OF SEAL ESTATE ̂ By virtue of an order "and decree of llie County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, made on the petition of t.lie undersigned Hen­ ry C. Mead, administrator with will annexed, of the estate of Elisha Hubbard, deceased, for leave to sell the real estate of said deceased, at the June Term, A. i). 1903, of said Court, to-wit: on the third day of July, 1903, Notice is hereby given, that on Friday, the third day of July next, between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock in the afternoon of said day. at the premises des­ cribed as being, in tne Village of McHenry, County of McHenry and State of Illinois, the following described real estate belonging to the estate of Elisha Hubbard, deceased, to- wit: The east 87H feet of lots nine (9) and twelve (12), in block twenty-one (21) in the Village of McHenry, County of McHenry and State of Illinois. Also lot number nine (9), in block two (2). in the Village of Nunda, County of McHenry and State of Illinois, said last lot being subject to a trust deed of three hund­ red (1300.00) dollars and interest due on the same. Will be sold to the highest and best bidder. TERMS Op SALE: One-half cash, balauce secured by mortgage on premises. A credit of twelve months, the purchasers giving notes and a mortgage on premises sold. 11 EMIT C. MBAD, Administrator with will annexed. June bit, 1903. 40-4t 247 Warren Paint Oo. paint.. .ugeln, lead pipe 249 Geo Bishop, labor • X- m I* I . M. f' 'ki iV L"f / ' ! n*-V -w; *11 1 1 Bond and interest....... * SI lnt coupons _ U 1 Bond and interest 15 15 lnt coupous a Publishing treas report........ 250 W Bishop, labor £51 Jos Schneider, labor 2K3 " " " 253 .Neptune Meter Co. meters.... 254 M Engeln & Son, oil....Vj ..... 255 Gilbert Bros, oil 256 Geo Myers, labor 257 Mis Geo So m in ere, nails 258 S Stoffel, oil 250 Plaindealer Co, printing. 260 A Engeln, cleaning pari 261 C H Granger acct G Curtis, painting stand pipe 262 A .8 Wright, pntng stand pipe. 263 Frank Ward, labor 264 Ed. Simon, labor 265 Jos Schneider, labor . 266 C L Pike, labor a«7 B L Smith, gasoline 268 Chris Schmidt, labor... 269 8 S Chapell, oil 270 8 S Chapell, oil 271 J J Miller, oil 272 Geo Myers, gravellnff... 273 Plaindealer Co, publishing ortl 274 M M Niesenjpolice services... 275 John Walsh, jxjlice services... 276 F C Feltz, drayage 277 J F Wisner, refloating walks.. 27« John Walsh, police services... 279 M M Niesen, police services... 280 F A Bohlander. oil 281 Geo iklyers, grading 2«e Theo Wliikel, labor 283 Win Davis, gravel 284 E Liiwlus, oil 286 Wilbur Lumber Co, sewer pipe 286 Osmun Bros, hj'ythe 287 M Engeln & Son, oil. 288 M Engeln & Son, Wad pipe.... 289 Chris Schmidt, labor.,. ..... 290 J os Schneider, iabor.,, 291 Neptune Meter Co, motMS,,,.. J F Wisner. sidewalka... 293 J F Wisner, " 294 .1 F Winner, " 295 Plaindealer Co, printing 290 F L MeOmber, nails 297 F L M/'Otuber, repairs 296 <.;lms Schmidt, laoor 299 L E Traver, tel 900 E C Joslyn, labor 9U Chicago Edison Co, battenr... 902 J J Miller, oil an J J Miller, waste 394 John Walsh, police services... 305 M M Niesen, police services... 306 W JJiShop, labor 307 Jopu 81 rues, labor 308 Geo My ers, graveling. 309 Peter Preund, graveling 310 M Engeln & Son, oil 311 Wilbur Lumber Go. lumber.... 312 Gilbert Bros, oil 213 Osmun Bros, nails 214 A Engeln, storing hose cwt.... Chris Schmidt, labor.... 214 8 S Chapell, oil and gasoline.. 317 KSChapell, lampsaudgasoliue 318 M Engeln & Son. lead pipe 319 M Engeln & Sou, oil 380 E O Joslyn, gasoline 221 M M Niesen, police services... 222 John Walsh, police services... 323 W Bishop, labor 324 P Engeln, labor 2B5 M Conway, labor 920 W C Evanson. oil 327 Jno Stoffel, postage 328 Geo Myers. lalx>r 329 P Thelen, gravel . . 830 F Wattles, salary . 331 S S Chapell. do ...... 3B A Engeln, do . 33! C T Eldredge, do 334 E st c 11 Granger, do 335 (ieo Kothermel, do 386 S Stoffel, do 387 Jno Stoffel, do 338 O U Thurlwell, do 339 l>r 11 F Beelje, board of health 340 S Reynolds, board of health... 341 M Engeln, board of health... . 842 M M Niesen, salary 343 John Walsh, salary...',.. 344 Gilbert Bros, oil.. .......... MS Osmun Bros, oil m ii W Ifewley, oU • W labor.mm 55 36 logo 270 50 00 50 00 39 20 45 66 2 55 525 00 1100 00 306 00 525 00 90 00 3416 105 105 420 5040 456 802 930 206 S«4 41i> 600 08 00 1200 300 420 3 75 25f- 071 14 25 1735 440 4 88 8325 320 50 00 50 00 2 35 79 35 50 00 50 00 303 4725 588 1255 120 890 27U 226 2925 4 Of. 150 28 20 500 00 28116 357 72 5 05 3 61 , 350 4 50 150 1045 1022 490 0S0 6000 90 00 l<r> 19',-i 37'. 2f.2 24 70 514 150 500 150 020 3458 2727 253 1100 50 00 59 00 150 50 150 420 470 8 0~> 240 15 00 1500 j 15 00 1350 1200 1 15 00 i 12 co; 25 CO ; BW , 5<wi 500 5(H) 5000; 5000 ! 3f.'j; 4 Z-i ! - . *5" EXECDTOB'9 NOTICE. Estate of Samuel S. Sherman, deceased. The undersigned, having been appointed executors of the last will and testament of Samuel S. Sherman deceased, late of the coumv of McHenry and state of Illinois, hereby give notice that they will appear be­ fore the county court of McHenry county, at the court house in Woodstock, at the August term, on the first Monday in August next, at which time all persons having claims against said estate are notilied and requested to at­ tend for the purpose of Hliving the same *id- justed. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this 8th day of Jlune A. D. 1903. CLIFFORD E. SHEIIMAN ) 50-3t. LEAH NORA BROWN j-Executors. MASTER'S SALE OF BEAL ESTATE. STATE OF ILLINOIS, I __ McHenry County, fM In the Circuit Court of McHenry County/ Mary Kearns I vs vln Chancery Mertice Burrltt et al,) Public notice is hereby given that, in pur­ suance of a decree made and entered by said Court in the above entitled cause on the 15th day of June. A. 1). 1903. I, Geo. W. Field. Mas­ ter in Chancery of the Circuit Court of Mc­ Henry County, Illinois, will, on Friday, the 24th day of July, A. D. J903, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon, at the front door of the Bank in McHenry, County of McHenry, State of Illinois, sell at public vendue to the highest and best bidder for cash, all and sin­ gular, the following described premises and real estate In said decree mentioned, situated In the County of McHenry and State of Illi­ nois, to-wit: Lots number one"(l). two (2), three (3), four (4). five (5) and six (0) in block number eleven (11) of the original plat of the Village of Mc­ Henry, on the west side of Fox River, in the County of McUeury and tttate of Illinois. Dated at Woodstock, Illinois. June 17th, A. D., 1903. Geo. W. FIELD, Master In Chancery. KMKKALI) I'AKK. Henry Bending of Chicago is spending a few days at L. Buck's cottage. Miss Maynie Aylwnrd of Elgin spent Snuday with her sister and brothel's. Messrs. Rv J. Sutton aud W. Bolgor spent Taeaday with relatives in Cfuurf- go. C. Bremer, W. K. Burns and W. M. Burnra of Chicago were here over Sun­ day. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Renehen of Bound Lake, were visitors at R. J. Sutton's Sunday. Mrs. P. Walsh went to Chicago last Friday to help care for her sister, Mrs. T. Bolger. Messrs. C. W. Gibbs and E. P. Flem­ ing of Chicago called on friends in this vicinity recently. J. A. Farrell and Ed. J. Farrell of Chicago were the guests of relatives here over Sunday. Mr. aud Mrs. John Armstrong and children of Chicago took possession of their cottage here Tuesday. Mrs. John Powers and Mrs. Ellen Cleary of Elgin are spending a few days this week with relatives here. Rev. Fr. Foley of McHenry and Rev. Fr. Carney of Chicago called on friends in this vicinity Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Margaret Kelly and daughter, Miss Margaret, and Mrs, M. Kelter of Chicago were guests of R. J. Sutton and family Wednesday. Mrs. Schade of Johnsbargh spent a few days h^re the first of the week with Mra C. Bremer, who drove from Chi­ cago on Thursday last. Pahl Armstrong loft for an extended business trip to the East, the last of the week, leaving his family nicely settled n their slimmer home here. The Elgin Crescents are camping in the Park and are enjoying the pleasant weather, playing ball, etc. They were defeated Sunday by the Emerald Park team, but were victorious Wednesday in a game with the McHenry boys. Score 22 to 11. (BY ONE OF THE TEAM.) The Emerald Park base ball team covered itself with glory last Sunday by defeating Elgin's crack Crescent ball team. It was a very exciting game and the Crescents took theii^ defeat to heart. The score stood 15 to 9 in the ninth in­ ning in favor of the Crescents, with two men out, when Emerald Park rallied and drove in seven runs, winning the game. They would probably be mak­ ing runs yet, but the Crescents' hearts were broken and they quit. y Startling Evidence. ^ Fresh testimony in great quantity is constantly coming in, declaring Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds to be nnequaled. A recent expression from T. J. McFarland Bentorville, Va., serves as example. He writes: "I had Bronchitis for three years and doctored all the time without being benefitted. Then I began taking Dr. King's New Discovery, and a few bottles wholly cured me." Equally effective in curing all Lung and Throat troubles, Conumption, Pneumonia and Grip. Guaranteed by Julia A. Story, McHenry, and G. W. Besley, West Mc­ Henry, druggists. Trial bottles free, regular sizes 50c and $1.00. ' RILKiKFIKLlJ. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reed are. in Chicago this week. George Hudson is visiting his grand­ parents at McHenry. Miss Grace Wells of Chicago visited friends here recently. Miss Genevieve Goddard is visiting relatives in Woodstock. M. D. Dufield of Elgin visited his father Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. C. M Keeler visited her mother, Mrs. Rice, at Nunda Tuesday. Mrs. W. Gregory attended the funeral of a brother at Dundee Thursday. F. Reed, J. Hill, E. Knilans and C. Hoy were fishing at McHenry last Wed­ nesday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Kline and children visited this week with 'relatives at Be- loit, Wis. Mrs. J. B. Lynch and daughter, Mada- lene visited their daughter and sister at Woodstock Saturday. Mies Blanche Lynch left Thursday for Green Lake, Wis., to resume her duties as summer operator at the Oakwood summer resort. C. M. Keeler returned Saturday from the M. W. A. Convention at Indianapo lis. Chas. Gaffrev of Hartland filldd his place for a week as operator. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Shelt, Mrs. F. Hudson and Miss Lola Lynch attended McHenry County Sunday Sohool Con­ vention at McHenry Tuesday and Wed­ nesday of last week. Want Column. All A€lv«»rtf»t»ment8 Inserted under thin head at the lollowinjf rales: Kivt» line* or Wwn, 2f> cents for flrat insertion; 15 cents for eaoli nubsequent insertion. More than live iiniin, f» cents a lino tor flrot insertion, and 3 cent* a Hmj foi additional iiiKt'i lionu. "DEAL ESTATE, Keal Estate, Heal Estate! Buyers, Hellers, Renters, we can suit you. Murphy & lJues, Woodstock 111, 38-tf. 17VOR SALE--Having given up agency for Independent Brewery I have for aale a •rood, strong wagon wl< h 14-ft box. also a «o<xl buggy with pole and harness. They will all be sold cheap. Jos. HEIMKH. 45-tf XpARM FOR SALE--Consisting of 214 acres, 2H miles from McHenry, with or without live stock and farm tools. Inquire of F. lv. Granger, West McHenry, 111, ••IF YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD, ITS SO." KKMHMNMH 1 tOOBWBIHMMUMHUIOSpaBOBX WWOOBOOOOWMMI opappt »a» Portraits Enlarged Free! ^: When you have spent (25 in cash with us we will have your portrait ^* largfd free of charge. This la a snap that should not iM Qmlooked. . Ask for blue Trading Stamps. v " _ I ' v Summer Dress Goods Hump ack SC01TS EMULSION won't make a hump back straight, neither will It make a short leg long, but it feeds soft bone end heals diseased bone and is among the few genuine mesns of recovery In rickets and bone consumption. Send for free sample. SCOTT <v BOWNE, Chemist#, 409-4is Pearl Street, New Yofk. 50c. and £i>co~, al] druggist*. GENTLEMEN! • V. ym iiI#;.", -vis if* vepy pretty line of Summer Dress Goods are here' In many different patterns. Fine Line of Shirt Waists, Skirts and Wrappers. Be sure and ' pee our line of Summer Shoes. _ , Men's Clothing ISSfttSiS. *61 ve us your order. We represent the largest House In the W«Mh Per­ fect fit and workmanship guaranteed. \ . ^ ' "T ; - ^ Dish Sa^le! » ; ^ Please call in and look overowr . J Saaiple QotJis 5 The most stylish in eolor and fineness^Byer made np in Snits, Pants and Vesta Only $11.60 to $35 a Snit. A fit or nosale. OA8TOHIA. Bears the _/) IhB Kind You Haw Always Repairing, Altering and dean* ing done in neat Style. I : J E. La wlus, H 1 TAILOR TO THE TRADE nimmniiiiimmiiit American National Bank OBORGE L, MURPHY, Pres. f&sirvj C. H. DONNELLY, Vioe-Preii^ GL'1QICHELBERG$R, Oauiifflr DIRECTORS I 7ohn J. Murphy C. H. Donnelly John McManns Qtt. Mnrphy W. C. Eichelberger J - t * • ; 'v T ., T qjSS ..(• • , Ml I lyiL ' * . I n Vli M|V B. .... r.4 . .:,U -j • • i Now open for business^ -"Will receive deposits an4$>, pay as liberal interest a4V . Is consistent with saf0i ̂ , . . . ; WILL LOAN MONEY on personal security; and on real estate will loan snms of $500.00 to $20,000.00, time and payments t o s n i t t h e b o r r o w e r . . . . . WOODSTOCK, - ILL. Kodol Gives Strength by enabling the digestive organs to di­ gest, assimilate and transform ALL of I the wholesome food that may be eaten into the kind of blood that nourishes the nerves, feeds the tissues, hardens the muscles and recuperates the organs of the whole body. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Ca tarrh of the Stomach and all stomach disorders. Sold by all druggists. Gray? "My ha i r was fa l l ing out and turning gray very fast. But your Hair Vigor stopped the falling and restored the natural color."--Mrs. E. Z. Benomme, Cohoes, N. Y. It's impossible for you not to look old, with the color of seventy years in your hair I Perhaps you are seventy, and you like your gray hair! If not, use Ayer's Hair Vigor. In less than a month your gray hair will have all the dark, rich color of youth. SI.M • bottl*. All 4ratSbta. You Want Summer (lothes i WE WANT YOUR TRADE We will give you more Clothes, the better kind, a better fit, better workmanship, in fact better satis­ faction in every way, for the money than you have been getting if you ^re dealing with other People. There le Different Kinds ot (lotto i ig Our's are made just as you want them. All the little things that please you given attention. All |i .alterations made at once, without waiting to send j| . the Garment to Chicago. Our Clothes are :; r | Good Enough for Anybod^„l^ p Cheap Eft&iijiiit I SUITS $9.00 to $40.00 J PANTS $2.50 to $10.00 | John D. Lodtz, McHenry Beautiful Dewrats-d Dinner Sets bought 'Street from the manufacturer at unheard of prices. Here are some of the startling prices: J decorated Dinner Set, complete for six persons S4.2S 1 beautiful lavender Dinner net, heavy stippled gold trimmings, complete for six persons... ... ,. ^ • • 1 beautiful band painted Dinner Set, gold traced handles, complete for six - persons ? ?re^P Dinner Set, complete for twelve persons... J5.SO I beautiful hand paipted Dinner 8et, heavy stippled gold trimmings, complete for twelve persoiis 7..... S* OA i hAmit.lfuJ baud printed Dinner Set, heavily goid traced, complete for twelve *rsoi)8 ... , ..... $9 9S' tther sets of better decorations at comparative low prices. They are as white ware charge for plain while, ward. See our prices in LWoat McHcn^. |F. A. BOHLANDER [ WHMWMMMtB--OQBMtOMaBWaiHHStMMOOOIKMmMOOCOOflOfttii GA» STOVES Ai RANGES Ju^Like^hlQl ^JUILDING up a trade is just like fishing. If you have the right bait, you get the fish; if you have the right goods you get the trade. The dealer who makes money is the one who buys right goods, and right goods right. That is why wise dealers sell Crown Cottage Colors. They know it is the right paint to buy and they know they buy it right. Read the manufaot^UFAfd guarantee; .'•< WB GUARANTEE That when properly applied on a surface in proper condition, ' Crown Cottage Colors will give ibeticf results than aay other paint (including white lead), and in all cases where it does not and it is the fault of the material used, we will do the work over again at our expense. Bradley A Vroommn Co. FOR SAUt BY l We them ta the *j|ost modern Styles. It would require an entire page to tell ^ l L t h e g o o d p o i n t s o f o u r * 'Stoves-' Call , "v -v ^^.iat^'^and " see them - V •IS/*'. yi-' • i i'-A.'-J S;< n o w . d e f y ^Dmpetition ^even with the Mail O r d e r 1 Houses West Side Hardware F. L. McOflBER. ^Savings Bank We have demonstrated to the People of McHenry County that our Store is truly a Savings Bank and that we lead the County In low prices on good Goods. To show our appreciation of your kiud patronage in the past we will now give you one of the great­ est money-saving opportunities of your lives. We have heretofore offered very low prices but will make this Sale a record-breaker. Our great sale continues until July l Special Bargains: Men's Working Shoes, worth 12.00. spcl price .tl.l# Men's Dress Shoes, worth $3.50, spcl.... 2.554 Men's Patent Leather Shoes, regular $3.50, special 2.48 Men's Oxfords, regular 13.50, special... 8.48 Canvas Shoes, worth $2.00. special 1.19 Men's everyday Oxfords, worth $2.00.. 1.19 Boy's Shoes, 1 to5M, regSl.75. spl..... 1.10 Boys Shoes, 9 to 13H, reK$1.50. spcl 96c Misses Shoes, 6. 7, 8. reg $1.00, Gn 65c ftlisses Shoes, 9 to 1354, worth $1.50, spcl 95c Misses shoes, 12 to 13H, reg $1.50. spcl.. 80c Misses Shoes, 1 and 2, reg $1.75. spl 1.19 Ladies' dress shoes, 2Vt to 8, worth $2. 1.S4 Ladies' dress shoes, 2V4 to 8? worth $2.. 1.19 Infants' Shoes, 1 to 5, reg 50c, spl 85c Lawns, reg 20c good, spcl per yard ... 11c Next quality Lawns, reg 15c, spcl 8c Next quality, reg ]0c, spcl price per yd 6c Dimities, reg 25c per yard, spcl price.. 12% Big assortment ('millles, reg 8o, spcl... 4c Turkey lied Calico, reg 8c, per yard... 4c Regular 9c percales, going at 6c German blue Calico, reg 8o quality ®.. 5c Dress Linings, reg 6c, spcl per yard.... 4c Calico, eight colors, reg 8Y% c quality.. 5c Very best Ticking, worth 17c per yard 12c Next quality, reg 15c, special OKc Blue I)einin. reg 15c quality, spcl lie B«d Table Lluen. fast colon, reg 60c.. Wc White bleached Table Linen, reg 70c.. 45c West McHenry. Men's Rubber Collars, reg 2Sc, spl.. . *.. 12c Toweling, reg price 8c, spcl 4c Towels, ex long, all linen reg 75c. pair 4fV Men's working Shirts, worth 50c, spcl. 39c Boys' Working Shirts 21c Men's Dress Shirts, reg 50c spcl 25c Men's Gauze Underwear, reg 40c, @.... 23c Children's Hose, 5 to 8, reg 15c, 3 for... 25c Boys' knee Pants, reg 40c, spcl per pr.. 24c Men's Dress Pants, 4 colors reg $3 2 24 Men's Clothing, latest styles, lowest prices Boy's two-piece Suits. 5 to 13 fl.'l0 Lace Curtains, reg $2. spcl per pair.... 89c Window Shades, special 21c Soap, 8 bars for 25c Men's Working Pants, reg price fl, ®.. f>9c Men's Overalls, reg 50c. spiel 39c Youth's Overalls, 26 to 3C, worth 59c... 35c Boys' Overalls, 4 to 12, special.." ...... 21c Men's Hats, worth 60c to 75c, 45c Dress llats. reg $3.00 Goods, @...« 1.24 Canvas llats. reg 50c, spcl pricqi'. <%'•..* 24c Men's light Caps, reg 10c, special ..... 4c Men's Straw Hats at lowest priap*. Boys' Straw Hats closing out at. 6c Shoe Polish, worth 10c, special. /-.... 3c Shoe Strings, reg 10c per bunch, spcl.. Oc Box Envelopes and pauer, worth 10c . 5c Machine Thread, very uest, 2 spools... 7c Embroidery, reg 8c, closing out at... . 2Hc Tooth Brushes, reg price 10c, special.. 5c Mosquito bar reg 8c per yd, closing at. 4c J. HURWITZ. s®: Professional, Society V> a.nd Businesss Cards DAVID G. WELLS, M. D. p PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND OCULIST. ^ •««ii G. H. FEGEIIB, M. D. pnVpCIAN AND SURGEON. McHenry,^ lil. Omce at Ufesidence. corner Court and*,* v Elm streets. Telephone 333. -Sft."?' ^NlGHT & BROWN* . ' 100 WuhlngtoB^ A Tf'ORNEYS AT LAW. street, Chicago, 111. D. T. SMI LEY, and No ii _tary I ublic. Will give prompt and im-S:. , mediate attention to all business intrusted to his care. Office in Hoy's Block. Si,;? Woodstock, II F. e. ROSS. D. D. S.S- OfBce over Petesch's Drug 8tore. U ATLWOBK PERTAINING TO MODERN DEIJII8JFB^|^' Nitrous Ox id Gas for Ex tracting Hours 7:80 a. m. to 5:» p. m. ' SPNDAT WORK, BT APPOINTMENT ONLT. THK NBW DENTIST oar TH* WSST SHIB DR. R, 0. CHAMBERLIN Office over Beslev's Drug; Stoitk Hours from 4:90 a.4n, to 5:30 p.! ARTHUR BREMKEN, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURUEON (PeaUelMr Arat.) Spring drove. litlnols. Meyen Geo. . (i General Teaming ^ • of all kinds. Excavating and Qrading, TlcHENRY - - - - - ILLINOIS. Telephone, Market 4S1. LAflBERT Q. SENQ • / BUFFET Headquarters r McHenry and McHenry oounty visitors. John Schintf, 981) ifth Ave.. Chicago. * Bar Taadsr H. C. MEAD, Jtwtice of the Peace and General In­ surance Agent, including Accident and Life Insnrance. Agent for Continental Casualty.Co. Insure with home agents, smooth-tongne strangers sometimes lead people astray. WBST MOHCNBT. - - IdlplMOe No. >93, % SIMON STOFFEL Insurance Agent for all classes of "property in the best Companies. West McHenry, Illinois. •Whofesale and retail dealer in ' If yonr drnggfst cannot snpply you, send us one dollar and we will express you a bottle. Be sure and give the name of your nearest express office. Address, J. C. A YKU CO., Lowell, Mass. w *• . Jos. H. Huemann Johnsburgh, Illinois. sells Corn Shelters and Tread "* Powers, Duplex Grinding Mills, Rock Island Plows, Wagons, Carriages, Buggies, Wind Mills, S Well Supplies, Harness Oil, Paint Oil and ! Machine Oil a Specialty. ••••MM ••••••••> I lmktt UittaK M Wtrksi - v I am ifent for the above. W* "};iput the Rods on yonr Bultd- i /'ings and should they be struck by lightnlnR we pay damages : ;if no more than 950ft> full p*rtici|lart. {eneril BlKksaltttH Prices ilwiys HumMt m. NIMNilMMMINMIIIMIKIMf A A A «T« A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A I am in tb« MnM For Be«f Veal riuttoo Hoes and Poultry dive • a call \ 1 V Smoked Meats, Sdusa^e McHenry - IllinoftL If ton intend to ptii np new Screens this ̂ Ipring or have the old ones made as good W >B new do not forget that I am in the '3 business. Prices are right and we will vz,-_ not leave the job until it if satisfactory. FURNITURE POLISH! We have the finest Furniture Polish in the world for making scratched Furniture look like new. It wipes out the scratches and jputs a glossy finish on the old worn sur- fece. Comes in small Bottles. Try it. flave you seen our Une of fcugs and Carpets? ^ HARPER tmsxr The Aristocrat amor;, the Whiskies of the oM School. Without a peer Por sale by All Dealers CROUP Cram and Inflammation of tha knmx ara permaiMntly curad br tha . _ fa Mlwuta Cough Cura. H • aminant physician MINUTE COUGH CUI ••ways foUowad Its oaa. Iho troubla and acts oo tha lnflamod matnl This Ons IHac ptioa tkaaao* - ONI URE bacauaa Instant t- It talces effact at tl •*••1 of P«sslnf whoUr Mo tha stomach aad t AIM ir rtupa6rlnc tha arstam. Otm n** kutai.:, ^ -Wi D trail t It daatrors the diaoaso carm. clear* tha pK.-cm Iraws out tha Inflammation, thus removing n - -- •nd curiae pormaaantly. On# Minute Cou ' P* act]r karmlasa, rood for chlldraa and tl Mte. Praparad onlybr E. C. DcWttt & Co lu ria«dj for children. Ooaotfccaa* ONE - JnUaA. Storv aatfO