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lie Mdlenry Plamdealer i PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY F. O, SCHREINER. OSce la Buk Building. Telephone, No. K*. TlftMt OF SUBSCRIPTION: OM7MUT W-60 fit mOBtha, 75 ct*. Three months. 40 cU. Thnriday, August 13, 1908. 1 I PRO PROBATE NEWS i [Furnished by McHenry County Abstn Company, Woodstock. Illinois.1 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS . Charles Champion to John Z Andersoti land In sec 8 McHenry. r 9 S3000 tt> Iver Brevlk to VV T Hanseu. eS It 2, ne H sec 3, Nunda, and seS se*« sec 34, McHenry, r9.. SnOO 00 Carl W S tender & w to ( has. E .leeks. efiOanw* and wS ne1* sec 2y. Mc- Henry, r 8... i., • •• -I3S00.00 Joseph G Mar&viglia et, al to l> T Smiley, It 1 n Rosing's subdvn. sec- 1.. flicHenry, rfl l0'»w P P Rothermel & w to John A Arado, It 15, Orchard Beach. McHenry $ a.5,00 Joseph Miller to Gertrude L Miller, e H It 1, blk 7 & e 44* ft It 3 blk 4. W McHenry & se* sen sec 30 « swH sw * & wH se* sw* sec 21, McHenry. . lrtOWMH' MARRIAGE LICENSES. WUliMtt Lose, 29. Union Amanda Wilke, 24 Henry Carlson, 38 Woodstock Efc'ta Wheeler, 22....... Irving R. K«lsey, 21 Woodstock Marguerite L, Smith, 21..... John D. Mier, 22 Twin Lakes Melissa Nelson, 18 Chicago Carlo Caccia, 28 .••• Woodstock Mrs. Eater Lochi, 24 Otis St. John, 21 Elgin Anna Brinkert, 20 • • Elgin Peter Grnidl, 37 Woodstock Mrs. Gertrude Manstusk, 37.. ..Chicago Abe W. Miller. 27 .Clinton, Wi* Iva E. Niskern, 23 . .Allen's Urove, Wis Robert G. Turner, 2€ Chicago Louise M. Kindt, 25 Woodstock Harley B. Loonier, 21 Alden May Seaman, 20 Glenn Barker 21 Wo dstock Katherine Freund. 23 McHenry Michael Johnson, 21 McHenry Martha Drabich, 18 Chicago Irwin C. Coates, 37... West Bend, W is Mona Corlett, 25 Harvard Otto Scbimpp, 24 Woodstock Frieda Kegebein, 18 Crystal Lake DOINGS AT RESORTS. loaey Dew Gun Club Cottage Inhabited toy Lively Crowd. Miss Loretto Solomon has as her guest Mi-- Margaret Adams of Chicago. Miss Frances Deegan of Chicago is the guest of Miss Marie Koch at the Bay. Will 0*Leary has also been spending a few days with Miss Marie Koch at the Bay. From all accounts the lotus bed is finer thia year than for many years past, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hubbard and daughter of Elgin are enjoying an out­ ing at Grass Lake. Walter Mann, Roy Griffith and Ray Dnpre of Dundee made a canoe trip to Fox Lake last week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Niles and chil­ dren, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Earle and son, Lewie McDonald of Woodstock, and L F. Newman and family are camping at McCollnm's Lake this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schneider and SOD, Elmer, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Short and Miss Lulu Schneider of Lake Geneva, Wis.; Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Fegere and daughter, Gretchen, of Mc­ Henry passed a moat delightful week's outing at the R. E. A. L. camp at Pis- takee Bay last week. Sunday afternoon, Aug. 2, at 3:45 o 'clock while William J. Klaus, 1067 W. 19th street, Chicago, was bathing in Lake Marie near the Toby Inn he was seized with cramps and was drowned in light of other people in boats but who were unable to render any assistance to the unfortunate man. The young man wai nineteen years old and had just come to the Toby Inn in the morning to •pend his two weeks' vacation. At th« eoroner'a inquest the jury returned a rerdict of accidental drowning. Miss May E. Reasner of Chicago gave ft party in honor of some of her friends at her brother's summer home, Fair- view, Orchard Beach, Saturday even­ ing, Aug. 8. Among the guests invited were the Misses Stella Weyranch, Al- wiene Lehman, Olga Lehman and Messrs. John Gabrielson and Walter Kraase of Chicago; Messrs. John Larson and Joe Engeln of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hettinger. The out of town guests remained over Sunday and spent Sunday afternoon taking a trip in Chaa. E. Returner's large new launch, "Elaine," around Pistakee Bay and the lakes, stopping in the evening at the "Fairview," where a luncheon was served. A very delightful time was reported by all. DOINGS AT HONEY DEW. Mrs. T1. Mnrphy opened up "Honey Dew" on Monday, August 3, with a house party and will entertain for two weeks. A regular program was arrang­ ed for everyday and evening. On Mon­ day afternoon a swimming contest, from the "Honey Dew" to the opposite shore and back, was held between Miss Irene Hickey and E. Cooper Kelley. Miss Hickey won by a length. We are under the impression, however, that Mr. Kelley was too gallant to permit of his win­ ning the contest. Monday evening the following vocal selections were ren­ dered: "Still Unexprest," by Carrie Jacobs Bond, Miss Anna Ray. "Sex­ tette," from Lucia, Misses Barrett, Ray, Riddell, Kelley, Downey, Murphy. "An Evening Under the Tree, "by Wagner, Edward Cooper Kelley. "Miserere," from II Travotore, Miss Sophia Barrett. "Good-bye. Sweetheart, Good-bye," Chaa. Hart. It was the intention on Tuesday after­ noon for Miss Ray to give an exhibition of fancy swimming. The water in the river was too shallow to do any high , diving or other stunts 60 Miss Ray had io content herself with showing the guests the Australian style of swim­ ming. She also gave an exhibition of floating, starting at "Larsons" and finishing at the "Honey Dew," Messrs. Hart, and Kelley following in a row boat, bnt Miss Ray did not require their assistance. Tuesday evening Miss Riddell enter­ tained. Miss Riddell is one of Chicago^ clairvoyants, but none of the guests at the "Honey Dew," with the exception of Mrs. Murphy, were aware of the fact. Miss Riddell used the lawn as her stage and made ghosts appear at different places and do funny (?) stunts. In fact, her entertainment was so real that no one slept tfe&t night with the exception of Capt. Charles Hart of the Chicago fire department, even though ... Miss Riddell left a few spirits on the lawn for him to look at, he was too brave for them to take any effect. Miss Riddell is going to give another exhibition and the captain is to occupy a front seat. Wednesday Mrs Mnrphy was badly sun burnt. She took a party of six boat riding and got stuck in the swauip. Be fore assistance could reach her, how­ ever, the sun and reflection from the water blistered her badly. She refused the assistance of a doctor who was in the party aud attended to the bums herself. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Murphy took a party to Pistakee Bay in launches and a very pleasant afternoon was spent by all. On the same after­ noon the guests presented a cut glass Stein to Mrs. Murphy, the presentation speech being made by Mr. Hart. Wednesday.evening a dance was giveij at the "Honey Dew," music furnished by a violinist from Chicago. Th hostess wore a very becoming gown of real lace, trimmed with pearls; Mies Ray wore all white; Miss Kelley wore a black jet gown; Miss Barrett wore a very pretty lavendar silk and Mii-s Riddell wore a very mysterious gown ol dark bine with large oriental patterns. Messrs Kelley and' Hart wore white flannels; the rest of the gentlemen wore the conventional eveuiug dress, but from the murmurs we heard they were envious of Kelley and Hart When it comes to a question of comfort and dress, Hart and Kelley are certainlv "it." Thursday afternoon Miss Marge Murphy, accompanied by Miss Mollie Ahem and Daniel Mnrphy, arrived at the "Honey Dew." Miss Murphy is assisting her mother in entertaining aud on Thursday evening gave imitatious of the well known actresses, Vesta Vic toria, Elsie Janis and Maude Adams She was assisted by Miss Sophia Barrett, who impersonated Fannie Davenport and May Irwin. A bridge-whist party was given on Friday afternoon and evening, the prizes being taken by Miss Kelley and Capt. Chas. Hart. After the presentation of the prizes, Miss Kelley entertained with a shadow dance. An automobiling party left Chicago Saturday noon for the "Honey Dew" in State Representative Murray's six-cyl­ inder Ford. The party arrived early in the evening. Mrs. Murphy has not dis closed her program for this week, but the guests are looking forward to "one grand time." Those expected for this week are: Alderman J. Lawley, Howard tieinz, Guy Kelley, J. Dowuey, M. Snllivan, T, D. Murphy, Thos. Good, Thos Tavers, Dan'l Murphy, H. Peterson and Edward Ray. EMERALD PARK. R. J. Snttou spent Monday in Wood stock. E J. Farrell of Chicago visited rela­ tives here Sunday. M iss Mary Gibbs is spending a few weeks at the Park. Miss Evelyn Howard of Chicago is a guest at the home of E. Knox. Mrs. M. Jenenie of Chicago is a guest at the Romano cottage this week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Frisby and family visited at Win. Mahoney's Sunday. Mrs. J. M. Phalin and daughter of Terra Cotta visited at E. Knox's Thurs­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kirk and Mrs. Harry Haxton are at their cottage this week. Mrs. P. Walsh returned home Friday after a few weeks' visit with Elgin rela­ tives. Mr. and Mrs. Wi u. Heaney of Chi< a go were guests at the home of E Knox Sunday. Mrs. F. Romano and daughter, Car­ rie, spent a few days the past week in Chicago. Miss Mayuie Knox returned Saturday eveuiug after visiting friends in Chi cago a few days. Mrs Jno. Gibbs and friend, Miss Glavin, of Chicago visited at R. J. Sutton's Tuesday. Misses Margaret Aylward and Marga­ ret Sutton of Elgin visited at the latter's home Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Campbell are visit ing with the letter's brother, Chas. Cohan, and family this week. Messrs. Ray Corr of Woodstock and Denis Daley of Iowa were Sunday vis itors at the home of E. Knox. E. Cotnisky returned from Chicago Wednesday, after attending the White Sox series for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrp. H, J. Schaffer and Miss Anna McGee of McHenry and S. Mur­ ray of Chicago visited at E. Knox's Monday. Misses Alice McManaman of Chicago, Edna Foley of Cleveland, Ohio, and Larry Bending of Chicago visited at E. Knox's Thursday. W: K. Burns an 1 daughter, Grace, spent Sunday at their cotttage. They were accompanied home..by Mrs. Burns, who will remain in the city a few da>s. Nothing like knowing what's going on. We keep yon posted locally, but The Weekly Inter-Ocean gives the news of all the world. By our special ar­ rangement von can secure both papers for one full year for the very low rate $1.75. Read The Plaindealei. LOCAL NEWS OF M'HENRY AS SEEN BY THE PLAINDEALER REPORTERS. Items of Interest Picked lip About Oar Runy Little Burg That May Coucern You or Your Frleuds. Ice Cream Soda at Pet esc h's. Get your "Fly Shy ' of the Wilbur Lumber Co. The Willing Workers will meet at the church parlors Sept 3, after a short vacation. Robert Schiessle aud fai lily wiih in this way to publicly thank those who assisted them during the tire of last Sat­ urday. Special! Special! Teu per cent dis count on every gasoline stove purchased at J. J. Vycital's during the month of August. The new saloon in the Yager build ing, conducted by Arthur Dorr of Har­ vard., held its opening last Saturday evening. The north side of Maiu street, be­ tween Third and Green streets, is being put in to .readiness for a new walk which is to be laid soon. A long looked for raiu arrived last, Tuesday evening and remained with us a good share of the night, and now everyone is happy again. Next Sunday at the Methodist church a represeutati ve of the Anti Saloon league from Chicago will speak upon local option. Do not fail to hear him. Woodstock now has a band concert in the park every Thursday night The business uien of the city raised a purse for the purpose of paying H. A. Sheets and his band. Apples which drop from your neigh­ bor's tree into your yard are your prop erty, but those haugiug on the tree are your ueighlnir's, according to a decision of Judge Briudley. A young engineer arrived at the Chi­ cago home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ba con this week Tuesday. Grandpa and Grandma Frisby of this place are smil­ ing with the happy parents. While assisting in fighting the fire last Saturday Will Heimer stepped onto a broken glass bottle, cuttiug a deep gash into his right foot. Several stitches were taken to close the wound. The strongest program of free attrac­ tions ever provided is being secured for the county fair and home coming fes­ tival to be held at Woodstock Sept. 7-11 and the fair as a whole will greatly sur­ pass all previous exhibitions. Fred Schnorr received the sad news the first of the week announcing the death of his brother, Philip, which oc enrred at Ironton, Ky., last week. Mr. Schnorr received the news with the greatest grief, and he has the sympathy of our people. The primaries aie over. Now for the McHenry county fair and home coming festival to be held at Woodstock the second week in September. Prepare your exhibits and plan to assist in mak­ ing the fair of 1908 the greatest in the history of the county. It will be of interest to the local ad­ mirers of Thomas F. Burns of Belvidere to learn that he received the Democratic nomination for representative of the eighth senatorial district. Mr. Burns has many friends in McHenry who were plugging hard for him Watch the label upon your paper, as your name may be next to be taken from our list. We positively cannot forward papers unless they are paid for within one year. Nearly one hundred names have been taken from onr lists since the new postoffice ruling went into effect April 1. No one should miss the opportunity of seeing "A Prinze of Sweden" at the Central opera house Sunday evening, August lfi. This attraction comes well recommended and should do a good business. The cast is composed of actors, aud the play has a plot with wholesome fun, a scream from start to finish, and stands the peer of all Swe­ dish dialect comedies. An automobile party from Louisville, Ky., and Danville, 111., registered at the Park hotel last Sunday. The Ken­ tucky machine bad made the journey to Lake Geneva and was on its way back when an accident put it ont of commission. The machine, with its occupants, was towed into McHenry late Saturday night. The party left town by rail Sunday evening, while the disabled car was shipped to Chicago the following day. John Simou was the victim of a very painful accident that occurred on the Goodman farm north of town Tuesday noon. He was working around a hay stack when he was suddenly struck a severe blow on the top of the head by a large oak pole such as are usually placed upon hay stacks. Mr. Simon was brought to McHenry where he was at­ tended by Dr. D. G. Wells, five stitches being taken to close the wound, and at this time he is doing nicely The Central will be the scene of merriment and laughter next Sunday eveniug, August 10. C. S. Primrose will present his clever company of come­ dians, singers and dancers in the best Scandinavian-Americad comedy, "A Prince of Sweden." This is a four act comedy which has been drawing crowd­ ed houses since the season opened. The comedy and musical elements are un- nsnally strong and the company is said to bring out all the fun that is in the piece, while the. roles are in the hands of all clever people and this attraction should do good business as the press aud public hays nothing but praise for it. The Truths About It Vital Magnetism of Prof. Leach and the Great Good He Accomplishes. Ncver-Emfiig Magnetic flow Scientists are constantly making new discoveries, all for the benefit of man­ kind. The people generally are profit ing by these discoveries, these new thoughts. Marconi years ago knew that wireless telegraphy was possible, aud upon completion of his plans gave this thought to the public. When a boy Prof. Leach was aware of the vital mag­ netism he possessed. Not knowing how wonderfully he was endowed h& gave the matter little consideration until he reached man's estate, although as a boy he had made cures of the most stubborn ailments, much to bis surprise and de light, A few years ago he went before the pnblic as a magnetic healer, which title came nearer than anything else to expressing his remarkable powers. The skeptical accused him of all manner of things, some claiming that his vital magnetism was a myth, that his treat­ ments were effected with small electric batteries concealed ou his person. His patients, aud there are thousands of them, are all willing to testify to his powers. Their names and addresses are given upou request. There seems to be a never ending How of vital magne tism in his body, which in treating, is imparted to the patieut. The parts affected are the ones worked upon, ami complete cures have resulted. Pr.d". Leach has made cures of every known ailment of man, woiuau and child. His fees are always moderate. If he accepts \on as a patient he will help you. My addressing him at his office, room 2, Spurting block, Elgin, III., he will give you an opiuiou of your case without charge; neither is there any charge for consultation and diagnosis at the office. His testimonial booklet is mailed to those who write for it. BUFFALO BILL S WILD WEST Will Exhibit at Elgin on Augiint 15. Saturday, The event of the ont-of door amuse­ ment season in this vicinity will be the appearance of Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Congress of Rough* Riders of the world as referred to above. The ex hibition has been away from America for four years, duriug which time it ap peared in eighteen different European countries and held up pictures of Amer­ ican history before the gaze of delighted thousands, wlfo then for the first time gained their first intimate idea of early- life in the far West. Buffalo Bill travels with the exhibition, personally directs the performances and partici pates in some of the big Indian battles, enacting in one instance the role he originally created in 1869, at the battle of Summit Springs. In this scene one huudred Indians participate, and the real red men of the plaiqs also appear in A Holiday at T E' Ranch and An Attack on an Emigrant Train. These big scenes of Indian depredations are the principal historic features of the show, but the rough riders comprise an­ other part of the entertainment equally interesting and equally instructive. There will be riders from all nations, Cossacks, Arabians, Sonth Americans, Japanese, Gerjuans, English aud our own American cow boy, best type of the dauntless horsemen. Bucking ponies, trained horses and any number of acrobatic displays and feats of horse­ manship. Aud at every performance, rain or shine, the original and only- Buffalo Bill will be in the saddle, lead­ ing his care-conquering hosts. FliiuigaiiH Took Well. The Empire Stock Co. of McHenry presented that laughable Irish comedy drama "Finnigans Fortune" to two good audiences at the Central Optra house last Friday anil Saturday even­ ings. Each and every member of the company carried.their respective roles in true professional style, keeping the audience good natnred and attentive thruout. The specialties were aill first- class in every respect and won id do credit to many a traveling organization. "Two Human 'Hearts," a pathetic drama, is the next play that will be pre­ sented by the company and we bespeak for them a good house. The dates for its production have not as yet been set, but the management of the Central is responsible for the statement that it will be put on soon. Next. I>aiu-e at JuluiHburgli. The next dance at Smit h's hall, Johns burgh, will take place n^xt Wednesday evening, August 19, and the usual good time is in store for all those who attend. The floor committee will be composed of the following young men: Johusburgh, Will Hergott and Jacob Steffens; Pistakee Bay, Nick Pitzen aud Geo. Kingsley; Schaefer's Grove, Mike Schaefer, Digbt.on, Henry Stilling, Volo, Will Frost; McHenry, Joe Schaefer; Crystal Lake, Joe Schoewer; Ring- wood, John Freund; Spring Grove, Joe Miller; Ingleside, John Roos; Round Lake, Martin Thelen; Fox Lake, Peter Bowers. Wood's Ringwood orchestra will furnish the music. Dance tickets, 50 cents. All are invited. For Sore Feet. "I have found Bucklen's Arnica Salve to be the proper thing to use for sore feet, as well as for healing burns, sores, cuts, and all manner of abrasions," writes Mr. W. Stone, of East Poland, Maine. It is the proper thing too for piles. Try it' Sold under guarantee at N . H. Petesch's drug store. 25c. F. O. Gau ' the auctioneer. He guar- an teesaa tisfac tion Opera House MCHENRY, ILLINOIS. ONE NIGHT ONLY C. S. PRIMROSE - ~ PRESENTS Carl Olson AS M IN FOUR ACTS With An All-Star Cast The one great Swedish Comedy Dra ma. A beautifully Staged Produc­ tion. A continuous laugh from start to finish. All special scenery. 7--UP TO DATE SPECIALTIES--7 Good Singing and Dancing. The best Swede Show on the road today- Prices - - - 25c, 35c, 50 Seats 00 sale at N.H.Petesch's OF A PERSONAL NATURE WHOM WE ENTERTAIN WHERE WE GO. AND McHenry Kiitertains a Large Company o ViHitoi-H During the Week--Whom We Kiitttrtaln. Will Laughlin of Union, III., spent Sunday with home folks J. L McLaughlin of Chicago spent last week with his mother here. James McLaughlin and mother visited at Win. Doherty's last Thursday. Otis Murray and family of Johns- bnrgh spent Sunday with relatives here. Yon will live longer by using a little of Herdrich's Bitters or Tonic in your whiskey. Miss Kate, Tom and Dick McLaughlin attended the funeral of Mrs. Catherine Murray at Wanconda last week. Miss Celia Geary of Wauconda and Albert Murray of Chicago are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs H. J. Schaffer the present week. " ('has. B. Harmsen, local manager of the Wilbur Lumber Co., is attending the Lumbermen's convention in session at Milwaukee, Wis., this week. Did it ever occur to you that you can buy envelopes with your return address printed on them just as cheap as you can buy the blank envelopes at the store V Mr. and Mrs. John Schumacher of Cedar Rapids, Wis., and Mrs. R. C Farnsworth of Chicago were guests at the home of John Lodtz several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Perry aud daughter, Agnes, left today (Thursday) for a two weeks' visit among New Hainpshise and Massachusetts relatives and friends. Fred Eldredge, employed by the Chi­ cago Telephone company, and stationed at Chicago Heights, is spending a two weeks' vacation at the home of lii.s father here. Fred is rapidly approach ing the top of the ladder with the firm that now employs his services. If you have entertained company from a distance, gone on a visit yourself, met with an accident, have sickness or death in the family, entertaiued at a party, had a marriage in the family or any other bit of news that may be of general interest, hand or mail it to this office for publication. All items will be thankfully received. Place Your Order Now. The government postal authorities have caused to be posted in every poai- office in the country ci rcular letter to the public, urging everyone to use en­ velopes with a return card printed thereon. Every business man, farmer or person of any occupation should have his uame and address printed on his envelopes, thus insuring their return to the sender if auv mistake is made in the address. Call at The Plaindealer office and leave orders for this stationery and it will be put op in first claas manner. tirliidlng. Dnt.il further notice we will grii^d feed mornings only, commencing at 10 o clock daily. Wm. Ronslett. Read The Plaindealer "want" ad» OUR To anyone giving us a con­ tract for Electric Lighting in the Village of McHenry for one year we will install the necessary interior wiring at our cost. This offer is good for 90 days from date. We respectfully ask the people to co-operate with us in making, this Electric Service second to none. :: :: :: :: EMtSenwCo. Geo. K. Paige, flgr. U N D E R N E W M A N A G K M K N T -- NORTHWESTERN -- Steam Heat, Hot and Cold Water, Electric Lights. Com­ mercial and family trade soli­ cited. All homecooking. Rates $1.50 per day. THEO.SCniESSlf, Prop. WEST McHKNRY. EAST SIDE A COMPLETE LINE OF Fresh and Salt MEATS of every description. Have you tried our Home-made Sausage? Everybody eats it. J. J. BUOl PROP. Tel. 841 McHenry, I l l inois . fr ...NEIW.. HAVING opened a Har­ness and Repair Shop in the old Schiessle Build­ ing in West McHenry, where we may be found at all times, we hereby solicit a share of your patronage. Our aim shall at all times be to please our customers, giving them full value for money receiv­ ed and executing the work left in our care with prompt ness and dispatch. : : : R. Pdtzke & (0. West McHenry. Chicago & North-Western. Leave OhlcaKo. 7.00 am.. H.tf am.. y.flO a m. 12.30 p ui. 1.00 p ui Effective May 17, 190H. WfeBK DAT TRAINS. NOHTHBOUND ViaKltfin... . Via l)es I'lalne8 . ..Via Hes Plaint's . ... . Via F.l»riii Via I>es Plaines.. 3.4Ap'm Via l>es I'laiues.. 3.45 p ill Via ElRiu 3.12 pm Via I>es Hlalues.. SUNDAY TRAINS. 8.00 am Via I>es Plaines. 8.45 am Via Elgin. 8.10a m Via l)es Plalnes... 2.00 p m Via Elgin WBSK DAT TRAINS. Leave McHenry. +6..W a 111 7.15 a ui. BOUTHBOCND. ..Via l»es I' laiues. Via L>es l 'laines . 7.15 am Via Elgin 6.32 a ni Via l>es Plaines. 4.14 p iu. 4.14 p m. 6.27 p ru. .Via I)es Plaines. -- Via Elgin Via Des Plu incs. SONDAT TRAINS. 7.15am Via Elgin.... 7.OH p m Via Des Plaines.. 7.4B p ni Via Des Plaines.. 7.4b p 111 ..Via Elgin 'Saturday only. tMonday only. Arrive McHenry. ...10.17 a ui .. 10.17 a 111 .. 10.17 a ui . p. 111 . 2.W p. 111 . .. 4.45 p iu . . B.<5 p ni . . .6.45 p m . 9.37 a ui . . 11.14 a 01 .. .11.14 a id . . 4.55 p m Arrive Chicago. • . M.3B a in • 9.12 a ui ... 9.55 a ni . .9.35 a in ... ti.20 p 1.1 -- 7.10 p in . (>.00 p 111 . . 9.55 a 111 ... e.25 p ru .9.26 p ni 10.20 p iu Professional, Society V a^nd Businesss Cards DAVID G. WELLS, M. D. pnVSiqjAN.SUUGEON AND v»OULl»T :uld residence corner Klin and ureen streets. Me Henry. Telephone No. 2U1 FEGga£§ & PEG ER8 PHXi 'RICIANS A N D BURGEONS. McHenry 11. Office at Residence, corner CourtanC Kim streets Telephone D. T. SMILEY ATT(,>,R,NF'.V at I--AW, Woodstock, Illinois All business intrusted to hi» care will be pioperly and promptly attended to. DR. R. Q. CHAMBER LIN DENTIST. Offlcc and Residence ov^r n. J. Walsh's Stora, Hours: 8:00 to 5:30. WBHT Mall KNHY. TI.r„ Telephone No. 293 SIMON STOFFEL Insurance Agent for all claswcsof property in the best Companies. West McHenry, Illinois. John J. Vycitail dea'leu in General Hardware Stoves, Paints and Oils. Tin and ma­ chine repairing of all kinds. "Phone 548 McHEN'BY, - ~ - ILLINOIS. Well-dri l l ing a Hpecialty. 'Phone 791. WM. BACON IV'lertn Windmills, Pipes, Pumps, Fittings, Well Supplies. First-class Work guaranteed :it all Times. McHENRY, ILLINOIS. H. C. MEAD Jl'STICK OF I11K I'l 'ACH ANl) INMJRANCL AGENT. I Min 1111 w prepared to insure all kinds of prop­ erty Multilist 1'ire. Lightning, Tornados, Etc. ANo have ;i spi rial line of Insurance on Llv«j Si ock instiriin; 11 gainst death from any cause. West McHenry, III. John D. Uodtz MERCHANT TAILOR. FIHST CLASS WORK ONLY AT MODKRATK PRICES. McHKNRY, - ILLINOIS LLTHE COUCH AND CURE THE LUNGS WITH Dr. Kings New Discovery PRICE FOR 80c & I UIJ Trial Bottle Free flHD ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. G IFABA N Ti-' SATISFACTORY OH MOSEY liEEUNDED. Tel. Main 1714. WHY i)< 1 people of We­ ll eriry, Lake atid 111, It 1* r counties I nip ill at Lambert Q. Seng's Fifth Aye. CHICAGO? Because it Is so home like. PHOTO STUDIO. Portraits All shapes :ind sizes. Sev­ eral proofs to select from. Each doz­ en finished in dill'ereutstyles. Price, Ki.OO mikI upward. Outdoor Work We have extensive apparatus for all kinds of outdoor work, such as i;roup pictures, views of huildiiiKs, cattle, machinery, etc. for a dozen hand me Photos aud a Hi-20 enlargement i n ished neatly and iW artinticaliy iu nat­ ural colors. : WaukeKan St., near the Standplpe. WEST McHENKY, ILL. Telephone. 493 WEST SIDE t t Fresh, Rich, Juicy Meats Fowls, Vegetables and Canned Goods. E. F. Matthews, Weal McHenry, III.