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-- TNTLE CHASERS IN \ BlG VICTORY OVER | ~~~ UBERTYVILLE A. C., -- _ PACE sX EVERETT TRIMS AREA FOR : f SECOND TIME THIS SEASON Barle Gets Four Play Wallop in First Frame to Score Three Runs. PUSTAVRH _ HURLS jNEhl.I'T ue Renue ® C C C 0C PPR ns The South Side Dairy bneball"' team, aspirants to the championship | Of Lake County, won -- their third | straight game Sunday afternoon lt! LAbertyville when the local boys | swamped the home team 16 to 5 in ai pFegular swat fest. Pustavrh, on the rfld for the Dairymenr, held thel bertyvillians to 8 scattered -- hits while the Milkmen hopped on Carl-- | som for 16 singles. J. Barle, short stop and heavy hlt-\ ter for the Milkmen, pounded out & : four--ply wallop in the first inning with | Butler and Umek on the bags and | chased in three runs for a starter.. Five more talleys came in the third . and four in the fourth with the last| four runs crossing the plate in the: ninth inning. | Pustavyrh whiffed 7 Libertyvillians to the 8 who were retired on the Dairymen side but the Waukegan youngster did not offer a single free trip to first base while Carlson put 5 on the bags with four wide ones. Kosir, center fielder for the Dairy-- men was hit by a pitched ball. L. »Umek and McGovern were the um-- pires. Next Sunday the Dairymen will play the Holy Rosary team at Foss Park. The score: * South Side Dairy Celesnik, If, ...... Umek, 3rd, ....... Butler, 2nd, ...... J. Barle, ss, ...... Cbummy, 1st, .... hosir, cf, ......... T. Barle, c, ...... ertic, IL, .......... Pustavrh, p, ..... Repp, If, ......... Libertyville Porter, c, ... Muller, 2nd, . Wallen, 1f, .. Dietz, 3rd, .. Yoill, Ist, .... Atlen, rL . ... Iverson, cf, . Hanson, 1st, Buski, 2nd, .. Carlson, p, .. Score hy inni Waukegan |.... XAbertyville ... Tulley pitched to fellows who can hit a ball and didn't give them much 'of a chance to hit anything. He placed them where the old apple couldn't be touched. It was his hit in the second that scored Therrien and Smith. If the fellows stand behind Jack and play the way they did Sunday, Ever-- ett needn't be agraid to stand up 'against any local team, providing that 4 ~~(By an Everett Fan) Playing a fast, hard{fought game, Everett defeated Area Sunday for the Becond time this season. It was a #game where an error would have meant a few runs, but every man played behind Tulley, giving him fine support, especially Stoerp, who cover-- ed second base in fine style, making a seemingly impossible catch in the third inning, nabbing the runner in a wild slide for the plate and ending a chance to score. 4 ;i'-ciley has the sam espeed and trol he displayed Sunday. -- Ray Van Landuyt was back at short and started the ball rolling in the sec-- ond when he got a nice hit to left field. Therrien advanced him with a neat bunt and Smith brought him in. Btudtman struck out, Tulley sacrificed to bring Therrien in, and Dawson brought Smith in. He was put out on gecond, and this erided the scoring. _ Are;. a-n--n-ex-gtvl-tfi;fr run in the fourth when Ritta managed to score. _ Dawson, who is one of the best first basemen on any local team, has been batting in hard luck this summer, but he got a «couple 'of neat hits Sunday, which came in handy for the men on have been in better form. He scored ;--l'n'uc'h-- needed run and cought every-- thin ghanded out to him. Nex"ré-{x;d_ay we play Libertyville at Everett. Come on, folks--let's go! T. B. ERADICATION WORK IN MANY COUNTIES OF STATE Following is taken from a recent mlcauon of the U. 8. Department of culture. It shows that Lake coun-- ty is only one of hundreds of counties in the United States that is actively pushing the drive against bovine tu-- berculosis. Dr. Grinnell reports good progress and has been tuttu.nf':n average of 900 head per month in e county. Many of our herds on second test show much progress in getting cleaned up. A good percentage show-- ffig no reactors on second test. "From a condition of doubt, skepti-- cigm and considerable antagonism that prevailed against the tuberculin tets a decade ago, there exists today hope, confidence and determination to abate the evil influence to the industry due to tuberculosis. By progress, we mean benéeficial results accruing from the work, benefits to the dairy industry, the beef industry and to swine rals ing." i Among the many advantages enjoy-- ed by livestock owners in modified counties is the premium paid by many Of the packers for hogs bred, fed and ralged in such counties when market-- ed for slaughter. From Hillsdale coun-- ty, Michigan alone since the area was declared modified, more than 20,000 hogs have been marketed, the finan-- Cal benefit to the owners of those hogs running to several thousand dol larsg--or in fact, more than enough to repay the county for all the expense it wenbt through in eradicating bovine When area tuberculosis work was innings: . .305 ..011 400 010 004--16 020-- 5 taken up, CC "V" plans to determine swine were affecte berculosis cows, OF (ubert'\llw' cattle sources. . These 8 following facts: _1 the United States following &CP > _ *" V uk the United States tuberculosis exists among swine l 04 considerable extent due to the aviand type of tubercle b&-- citus. * lo other localftties it appears not withstandin£ the fact that poultry : 18 maintained in the same farms, that by fa rthe higher percenlage of tuber-- losis in swine is due to the bovine tyD® of organism, and gains entrance to the swine through the medium of milk !l'rom tuberculous eattle or bY the in-- gestion of food picked up in following the cattle in the feed lots, both of these conditions demand serious COD: lsmerallon, but fortunately, they are **'"""" (/0+ ean and wil be over-- The statistics now offered are note-- worthy in that they cover a total of 24,550 herds containing over 270,000 cattle, and are more particularly valu-- able whe nit is noted that 21,000 of the herds included in the table which, on the original test were found to be in-- fected to the extent of from 12 to 18 per cent, were established as free from disease on not more than two tests. These figures were compiled on May 1, 1924. # Number tuberculin test required to free herds of tuberculosis: Herds Cattle 1st Test 2nd Test 16,080 _ 327,972 12.2 0.0 4,608 _ 114,271 18.0 5.9 2,137 61,965 18.6 6.8 1,039 34,879 18.0 6.6 386 18,821 17.0 6.4 --_ 188 7,980 10.3 3.4 ' 79 3,908 11.9 3.2 o 3g3 0 2,005 18.9 4.1 Herds 16,080 4,608 2,137 1,039 386 188 19 ' 33 24,550 5.0 4.1 3.4 4.4 3.9 3.1 4.7 Y BEER RUNNERS \ FARING BADLY _ IN M'HENRY CO. Officials of that County Make It Just as Hot for Runners as Does Lake County Lake county is not the only com-- munity where beer runners are re-- ceiving a warm reception. Word has been received that the authorities of McHenry county are prosecuting beer smugglers just as relentlessly. In fact, the situation has progressed to such a state that Judge Edward D. Shurtleff has called a special grand jury investigation of the traffic. In the last month Shiriff Lester Eddinger of McHenry county has captured half a dozen loaded beer trucks. The beer and trucks are in custody. States Attorney V. 8. Lum-- ley of McHenry county has been made the target for scathing denun-- ciation by reform bodies of © the county for his alleged inactivity. McHenry has been successful in nabbing the trucks bccause it is on the beer route from Chicago to Lake Geneva. + At the rate the beer trucks are be-- ing stopped in Lake county, however, McHenry county will have to look to her laurels. up, the bureau began to determine the extent were affected by milk osis cows, Or by associa culous cattle -- O" trod es. -- These studies rey .o faets: In some l0« When one has had the misfortune to suffer from backache, headaches, diz ziness, urinary disorders and other kidney ills--and has found relief from all this sickness and suffering, that person's tdvice is of untold value to friends and neighbors. The following case is only one of many thousands, but it is that of a Libertyville resident. Who could ask for a better example? Frank Day, retired farmer, 429 N. Brainerd Ave., says. "I was troubled with a lame back and stetdy pains across it which wore me out, When 1 bent over sharp pains darted through my back and 1 could hardly straight-- en. I felt tired out and my kidneys were weak and active. I had to get up frequently at night to pass the secre-- tions, which burned in ptssage.. 1 bought Doan's Pills at Decker & Nev-- ille's Drug Store and they rid me of the backache and strengthened my kidneys." Price 60¢, at all dealers. Don't sim-- ply ask for a kidney réemedy ---- get Doan's Pillis--the same that Mr. Dty had. Foster--Mililburn Co., Mfrs., But-- falo, N. Y. What My Neighbor Says Is of Interest to Libertyvile Folks 0.0 8.1 3.3 2.6 2.8 3.5 571,301 0.0 2.8 2.1 1.7 4.2 imong fow'ls is quite d, and as the individ-- be dispersed without r financial loss, such iended, and by careful lacing the flocks, tu-- locks can be establish-- ried, thus doing away a to the swine indus-- 0.0 2.1 2.6 7.1 began to manre extent to 'W1 y milk from td ugochun' with y _ from pouul'f eS revelled lhO me localities 18 0.0 1.8 1.9 0.0 20 -- 0.0 10 $20,000 DAMAGE SUIT FILED IN ROW OVER BARN Prominent Waukenan Individ-- uals Named as Defendants in Lake Marie Case. The praecipe in a $20,000 suit for damages against a number of Wau: kegan and Lake Marie individuals was filed Thursday in circuit court. The defendants are Edward and Almira V. Wilson, John H. Leslie and -- Walter Underwood of Lake Marie; Justice H. C. Coulsog®, Con-- stbles Dennis P. Cawley and Fred Petitclair, Attorney Elam L Clarke, Attorney E. V. Orvis, Charles H. Crapo, Russell H. Edwards and W. J. Salmon, all of Waukegan. The suit was brought by Mrs. Cora Mitchell, who claims Leslie and the Wilsons were responsible for a barn being moved off her property at Lake Marie Leslie originally fAled a suit for ejectment and judgment against Mrs. Mitchell. She got an--injunction in cireuit court restraining them from moving off the barn to satisfty the judgment. . Constables Petitclair and Cawley moved off the barn, claiming they had no knowledge that an injunction had been obtained. The. other de-- fendants include counsel and bonds-- men for the constables acting in be-- half of the remaining defendants, and are included in the suit only in a technical capacity. _ Mrs. Mitchell claims the barn was moved off the premises while she was away. J. Riebock and wife to H. Ehnert. Part of Sec. 20, Waukegan. WD $550, stamp $1. _ ho s tA e e C. L. Harder and wife to R. S.:Black and wife, jt tens. Ely 48 feet of lots 13, ex Nly 50 feet thereof in block 40, H. Park. WD $10, stamp $4. Margaret Masterson to J. Master-- son. Part of block A Holts subdn, Sec. 33, Shields. QCD $1» J. Masterson to Margaret Master-- son. Part of block A Holts subdn, Sec. 33, Shields. QCD $1. ',"F:T}tvfi;'yd'e;:;exv';nd wife to Trs. of No. Chicago Presbyterian church. Lot 5, block 9, Washburn Park. QCD $1. W. M. Ernst and wife to J. Waddell and Joan Waddell, jt tens. Lot 6, Ernsts subdn. at Long Lake, Sec. 13, Grant. WD $10, stamp 50c. Catherine Crawford and husband to M. Leable, part of Sec. 21, and part of Sec. 22, Newport. WD $10, stamp $5. Modern Cemetery and Mausoleum Co. tosR. H. Lyon, Lot 289, Sec. G, North Cemetery. WD $224. sta 4W, LMCCEIAE EMEA N MR CC C. T. and Tr. Co. Collins. Part of lot 1 Deed $10, stamp 3}.5 BVM %, 1ag UNCYEU NE MOVAI ORA 0 0 Ta0 W. T. Syllivan to E. Leonard W. D. $1.00 St. $.50. Lot 13, Wiliam T. Sul-- livans -- Hillerest -- Subdn, Sec. 10, Grant. . E. D. Clark and w( to B. F. Wick-- ham W. D. $10.00 St. $3.00. Lot 15, First Addn to Washington Pk. Mrs. Ella Swenson and hus. to: Bertha Clifton W. D. $2300. St. $2.50. Lot 7, Blk 4. Doolittles Taylors Lake Subdn. » EK. C. Pitman to C. L. Biron and wf jt tens W. D. $10.00. Lot 24, Petite Lake Pk, Sec 30, Lake Villa. _ _ W. H. Swanson and wf to J. A. Reeves W. D. $10.00. St. 4.00 8 36 rds of SE gr of NE qr of Sec. 10, Warren. G. A. Lageschuite and wf to W. 0. Schumacher and wf jt tens W. D. 5750. St. $1.00. Lot 2, Reynouds Sub-- ec. 36, Cuba. R. W. Churchill and wf to L. J. Wicks and wf jt tens Deed $10.00 Bt. $.50 Lot 23, and pt of Lot "A" Hill side Subdn. o old -mw"'.w.l-.v'i?ick to A. Bandura and wt Jt tens W. D. $10.00 8t. 5.00. Pt of Lot 13. Sec. 4, Grant. _ _ P { Jennie L. Brooke and hus. to M. B. Sincere W. D. $10. St. $3.00. Lots 1, 2 and 3, Bik 38, North Addn. to Lake Bluff. N. P. Dodge Jr. and wf to Anna Lyon and C. F. Lyon W. D. $239. St. $.50. Lot 271, Belmont Addn _ to Wkgn. > -- N. P. Dodge Jr.. and wf to Anna Lyon and C. F. Lyon W. D. 239. 8t. $.50. Lot 273, Belmont Addn to Wkgn. -- -- _--C. J. Roeschlien and wf to J. Pat rovsky and wf jt tens W. D. $10. St. $10. A lot in Co. Clks Subdn. . ; _ C. Roeschlein and wf to J. Pat rovsky and wf W. D. $10.00 St. $10 Pt of W. frel hf of Sec 5, Antioch. 8. Gold and wf to A. E. Philyaw w. D. $10. St. $2.50. Lots 24, 25 and 27.,. Golds, Subdn. J. Lang & wt to H. Geocares W. D. $10. St. $1.00. Lot 60, Blk 1, First Addn to Ravinia Highlands, Sec. 86, Deerfleld. Marie Derengewski and hus. to F. ©. Rels and J. R. Waish W. D. $10. 31. $.50. Pt of lot 5, Blk 1, Linden bhurst Sec. 14, Grant. F. P. Hawkins and wf to HPk July 24, 1914. Bldg Co. Q. C. D. $10.00. Wly 16 ft of Lot 12, Blk, 1, H Pk. July 28, 1924, D. 8. Collins, et al to Fay Brand-- stetter. Lot 59 in Barren & Von-- Achens Grays Lake subdn, Avon. Deed. $10, stamp 50¢c. P. Gabrek and wife to E. C. Holden and wife, jt tens. Lot 1 in block 4, in Dreyers subdn, Sec. 33, Waukegan. WD $1350. * M. C. Decker and wife to R. E. Sage and wife. Lot 88, Deckers Gages Lake subdn, Sec. 30, Warren. WD $10, stamp $1. C. W. Ohm to J. E. Darrow. Lots 82 and 83, Ohms Beach View subdn. WD $453.86, stamp 50¢c. Elizabeth Mason to W. B. Caverly and wife, jt tens. Lot 14, in block 1, Ravinia Highlands, Sec. 36, Deerfield. WD 10, stamp $1. W. F. Ahrens and wife to Mary A. Mcinegney. Part of lot 2, block 14, Ex-- moor addn to Highland Park, Sec. 23, Deerfield. WD $10, stamp $9.50. C. H. Stratton et al to Mary Tancl. Lot 11 in block 2, Felix O'Boyles subdn, Sec. 14, Grant. WD $10, stamp 1. Lohra J. Rushmore and husband to H. F. Darling. Lot 31. Rushmore's subdn, Sec. 11, Grant. WD 10, stamp 50¢c A. F. Beaubien and wife to C. A. Kannewurf and wife, jt tens. Lots 1 2 3 and part of lot 4, block 2, J. K Orvis subdn, Sec. 29, Waukegan. WT 10,--stamp $1. 10,--stamp $1. Gust Vanka and wife to Louise E. Reynolds and husband, Jt ten. Lot 5, block 5, E. A. Cummings & Co's. addn. to Waukegan. WD $10, stamp $4. T. Kaczmarek and wife to K. ZLa) kowski and wife, jt tens. Lots 26 and 27, block 4, in Dreyers subdn. Bec. 33, Waukegan. WD $10, stamp 50c. M. Worlund and wife to M. C. Dob bratz and wife."Lots 37 38 39 41 mfi 46 47 and 48 in block 40; also lo 2 33 34 ni block 43. Chicago Spring Bluff addn. WD $1. * J. Mitchell and wife to W. J. Wyman and wife, jt tens. Part of lot 341, Lake Forest. WD $10, stamp $12. _ R. P. Lampert Tr. to F. Meisner and wife, jt tens. Lot 13 in block 1, Del Monte Gardens, Sec. 20, Antioch. WD $600. ¢ c qPRCCCY Fs.V. Spears and Irene R. Spears, jt ten/ Lot 21, block 40, North addn to Lake Bluff. WD $10, stamp $1. J. Miflogue and wife to E. Mager et al. Part of Sec. 30, Waukegan. WD $23,000, stamp $23. C. Ettinger awd Eva Marie Dickey. Lot 6 in block A, Craigs addn. WD 10. & L. D. Kellogg and wife to L H. Weilier. Part of the N half of Sec 31, Deerfleld. WD $10, stamp $50. en 4 LMCCLSEENE PEA WOE 2L e c a L. S. Olson and wife E. L Millard. |-- Part of lot 4, block 10, Exmoor addn |. to Highland Park. WD $10, stamp $8.! R. Lederer and wife to W. Otten and wife, jt ten. Lot 9 in block 6, North wood Manor, Sec. 36, Deerfield. WD $10, stamp $4.50. W. D. McEvoy et al to W. Smith. Lot 93, J. L Shaws subdn, Sec. 18, Avon.. WD $1, stamp $1. . R. Rice to L. J. Kenevel. Part of lot 1 in NW quarter,; also W half of SE quarter; also 8 half of lots 1 and 2 of SW quarter in Sec. 31, Waukegan. wWD $10, stamp $67.50. B. Blumenthal, Tr. to E. C. Cool idge. Lot 33 Ravinia Woods, Sec. 36, Deerfield. Deed $10, stamp $11. A. L Doerr and wife to E. B. Maw-- man and husband, Jt tens. Lot 8. in block 43, North addn to Lake Bluff. wWD $10, stamp $1.50. July 21. W. W. Schulze and wife to F. C. J. Haavekost and--wife, jt. ten, W. D., $100. Stamp $10. Lot 18, Ravinia Woods, Sec. 36, Deerfield. 0. S. LeQuam and wife to J. B. Bock and wife, jt. ten, w. D. $1000. Stamp .$1. North half of lot 9 in J. L. Shaw's Subdn., Gec. 18, Avon. R. W. Burns and wife to L. E. Yound and wife, jt. ten, W. D. $400. Lot 27 in blk. 9, Waukegan Gardens. W. C. Foster and wife to J. A. Jad-- rich, Q. C. D. $75. Lots 11 and 12 in block 69, South Waukegan. | W. T. Sullivan to A. H. Kowalke and wife, jt. ten, W. D. $1. Stamp |50c. Lot 302 in J. L. Shaw's Third Subdn to Fox Lake. Lake. 0 _ 0 20. . THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1924 O UAPM PM(E VCE Pm C. T. & T. Co.. Tr. to W, P. Kopi{, deed, $10. Stamp $3. Pt: of Sec's 6 and 7, Shiglds. -- Mary G. Ostrom and husband to S. Gembara and wife, jt. ten, q. C. D. $1. Pt. of the SW qr. of Sec. 33, Wau-- kegan. M. C. Decker and wife to P. W. Peterson, W. D., $1500.. Stamp $1.50. Lot 12%, Allen Farm Subdn., on Gages Lake. W. H. Clendinen and wife to Voliva, Q. C. D Sec. 17, Benton _ W. H. Clendinen and wife Voliva, Q. C. D., $1. Lot 1( 84, Sec. 17, Benton. _ _ F. A. Tucker et al to L. L. Stanger and wife, jt. ten, W. D. $10. Lot 1, Tucker & Melvilles Resubn., Sec. 26, Deerefield. * F. A. Tucker et al to A. G. Klemp and wife, jt. ten, W. D., $10. Lot 3, Tucker & Melvilles Resubdn., Sec. 26, Deerfield. o a} a H. P. Pope and wife to R. A. Geuss and wife, jt. ten. W. D., $10. Stamp $1. Pt. of blk. 3 in Burchells Subdn., Sec. 15, Deerfield. A M. C Decker and wife to E. Pear: son and wife, jt. ten, W. D. $10. Stamp $1. Lot 106, Deckers Gages Lake Subdn., Sec. 30, Warren. _ . M. C. Decker and wife to R. V. Taft, W. D., $100. Stamp $1. Lot 105, Deckers Gages Lake Sudbn., Sec. 30, Warren. y 6 o M. C. Decker and wife to W. B. Ryan and wife, jt. ten, W. D., $10. Stamp $1. Lot 73, Deckers Gages Lake Subdn.. Sec. 30, Warren. _ _ M. C. Decker and wife to F. Ebing-- er, W. D., $10. Stamp $1. Lots 100 and 101 in Deckers Gages Lake S8ubdn. M. C. Decker and wife to E. Burl ing and R. McClure, W. D., $10. Stamp $2. Lots 42 and 43, Allen Farm Subdn. on Gages lake. * -- Ruth G. Sheen and husband to C. H. Curtiss. W. D., $10. Stamp $1..Lots 17 and 22, Sec. 1%, Antiloch. O E. W. Plonien et al to A. J. Veith and wife, jt. ten, W. D., $1. Stamp $6.50. Lot 4 and pt. of lot 5, Grady & HaNlowelis Second Subdn. J. J. Page to J. Surnowski and wife Jt. ten, Q. C. D., $1. Lot 24, blk. 13 Dreyera Subdn., Sec. 33%, Waukegan D., $1. Lot 1 in blk. 70, 10 in block i; i. VECRV O HMT CCCR C l ae ewsky and wife, jt. ton, q. C. b., 31. Pt. of lot 13, blk. 5, Webb & Jensens North Side Addn. to Waukegan. Terezie Pincombe and husband to Anna Fiala and husband, jt. ten, W. D., $10. Stamp 50¢. Pt. of Sec. 32. Benton. Otilia Harding and husband to C. A. Powles, W. D. $10. <Stamp 33. Pt. of lot 2, blk. 1, Chinns Addn. to An-- tioch. * J. Ryan and wife to Mary Trute, wW. D., $10. Stamp $2.50. Lot 8. blk. 2, Truesdells Addn. to Deerfield. R. F. Rouse and wife to A. R. $10. Stamp 310.' Lots 1 and 2, blk. 3, Sec's 19 and 30, Libertyville. . L. M. Rutledge and wife «to H. W. Branigar and wife, jt. ten, W. D. $10. Stamp $7. Lot 4, Hamiltons Resubdn., Highland Park. D. T. Webb and wife to A.. Sal-- Buy U. S. Tires from BALLOON~ BALLOON--TYPE ~ HICH PRESSURE Built of Latex--treated Cords U.S.Roval Cords RGHTM the user of Royal Cords is profiting by a development in tire hdldln.thuhmywhcnfiomthnetofin yanuhudofthelnd\utrvuawhole- The Latex Process, which gives so much added strength and wearing quality to Royal Cords, was invented and-- patented by the makers of United States Tires. _ You can get the benefit in Royal Cord High Pressure Tires of all sizes from 30 x 34 inches up, in Royal Cord Balloon Tires for 20 and 21 inck rims, and Royal Cord Balloon-- Type Tires that fit your present wheels and rims. . Wisconsin« Northern Michigan It will undoubtedly supersede all other And you can get it now. By Motor Coach: & UnusecUUus i1 wMRWEUnCL W RLEE MLOs dE s ewe n s t ow 4o k. ota Lakes, Nehmabin Lakes, Silver Lake, Delafield, W ukesha Beach, N ka )R a cool, clean, enjoyable trip take the North Shore Line to these vacation countries. Fast, frequent trains and courteous North Shore Line Service combine to start your vacation right. ; connections in Milwaukee with the T. M.E.R. & L. R. R. fr Oconomowoc, United States Tires are Good Tires Peterson & Casperson, Lake Forest. Brown & Boehmer, WauconCa Main Garage, Libertyville, II1.C. G. Wenban Sons, Lake Forest, II1. * CE P n en 2Lo P ue Wknwonk . ¥HL ain uaray®s, LiR CEAD TARMMCs AMMZ M* M * wl Llll y a T McClure's Garage, Gurnee, II1. Deerpath Garage, Lake Forest, IIL Phillippa B. Lyon et al to F. T. Mc-- Cann. Lot 11 in block 1,. Lyondale, Sec. 16, Waukegan. WD 10, stamp $1. F. C. Brown and wifé to J. A. Mans-- nerus. Lots 51 52 23 and 54, Brown's subdn, Sec. 20, Waukegan. WD $10, stamp $2. J. L Davis and wife to B. Zide. Lot 8. Dora Morans subdn. WD $10, stamp Lizzie N. Carr and bhusband to M. $. Clark and wife. Part of Sec. 36, Wauconda. QCD 109, stamp $2. G. S. Schwalbach and wife to D. 3. Hayes and wife, jt tens. Lots 4 and 5, Houston's subdn, Sec. 26, Deerfield. WD $15,700, stamp $8. W. Stark to R. J. Lyons and wife, jt tens. Lots 57 and 58, West View Addn, Sec. 30, Libertyville: WD $10, stamp 50c. Port Washington, Sheboygan, Elkhart Lake, Cedar Lake, Lake and intermediate points. Sched-- ules of roads connéct with North Shore Line trains. Step from your North Shore train in Milwaukee into a T. M. E. R. & L. or Milwaukee Northern train at the North Shore Terminal. . Connections are mfn:;e in Milwaukee with Pere Marquette Steamers Manistee,Hamlin mu&.m Leave here in tn; take night steamer fr%m Milwaukee, next ast trains in Wifuaukes aver the North Shore Line, C hy S:ntlnmh You may buy a dmfi"dchtn North Shore ticket office, and your bag gage, to your point of destination. dh:;l'onap | s mss 4s Norh Sho hon, Inuire t fronk Shove ficher offen. ago North Shore LIBERTYVILLE TICKET OFFICE Telephone 74 Rouse and wife, jt tens. Part of lot 20, Owners subdn, WD $1000, stamp $1.° ® . Congregational church of Area. Lot 1 in block 2, Hammonds Addn to Area. WD $10, stamp $3. 8. L Tripp and ¥Fite to.§G. A. Jones and wife, jt tens. Lots 5 and 6, Lake View subdn. WD $10. 8. L. Tripp and wife to CS E. Jones and wife, jt ten# Lots 7 and 8, Lake View subdn.--WD $10. Emma Vance to A. L Neswold and wife, jt tens. Lot 123, J. L. Shaws sub, Sec. 78, Avon: WD $400, pump_so_(_:. E. L. Peterson and wife to C. Ber-- rong and wife, jt tens. Lot 4 and part of lot 5 in block 8, resubdn--of part of Coon & Lindsays addn,. WD $10, & Boechmer, Wauconda. 0. Tegtmeyer and wife to Rossman et al} to Trs, of First