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RjUKOia 11 ( B 1 k.T. U. Will meet with Mrs, It, Irsday afternoon, June 2, ro o'clock P. M. h. E. BENNETT, President. fAUm. Secretary. , mIiIbWO and the World** Fair. The managers of the World's Fair have a slight obstacle in the way of their arrangement to run liquor saloon and receive a share of the profits. The right has been granted to certain German liqaor men to build a German village on the Midway Plaisanee, 800 feet bj 225 tfie chief feature of which will be Ixr sell j&erman wines and beers. The right has ibeen granted to a Mr. Lynch, of Chicago, to build a Japanese village in which also a chief feature is the sale of spirituous liquors. Each of these schemes is to pay to the exposition company 25 per cdnt of ite gross receipts for liquor sales. But Jkow comes a difficulty. The Midway Plaisanee is in Hyde Park, and the Hyde Park enactments forbid the sale of intox­ icating drinks upon it. There is also a tate law which prohibits intoxicating iquorafrom being sold or given away Within two miles of any place where an ^agricultural, horticultural or mechanical jfir is held. It has been the custom in (phieago to trample under foot the State Jjfcws which interfered with the iiquor ft-af- ffe, and that can probably be done again, but the Hyde Park enactment is a more aifficult matter. A Chicago daily sayes Ijympathizingly, "Altogether, the direct­ ors are in a sad plight over the difficulties lirhieli have been developed In the way of 3Bheee two concessions." 11 " tfl ' i*fee Cheapest Breeding farm in imnih,'.: iniif- g Farm in the State, taking Blood* &b4 Individuality into Consideration, Speed, produce, standard by performance, produce. Good Record 2:28; last half in l:12Jf, % in < 34& 2:19. t«t strongest trotting bred Hsmbletonian & Clay -Stair lion in Wisconsin. Standard by breeding, standard by per­ formance. By a producing sire opt of a producing dam. Sire Standard by breeding, standard by j)ftm standard by breeding, standard by f' * * .!/ 'J v * ̂ 1L. .J F >•' - 1 * £ ' * * » • ' % :• '• !'* 1 'i' ' ,Y-"* \ l' : ; 1- f.'/f \ t , - The Wonder of the Age! Whyp Mm* • 1 >* *'•*, it .S: h 'Mr. vLv '^|5 >• ^ BY " J FAIRY GIFT l: Record 230, sire of : -* •««««• ..... . 2.17 *.2:28 • ̂ * * »'• . «v* '• « * » • . • » • ^ .^0 3:19 #v » • ••*«#* .2:27 :23 i -2:27 Kenwood.... Hoodo..'..... Good GHt.... Trial J. 84}... Diatonic.,... Nettle Fields, Ad»........ ,, SALARY ud Commission to Agente, Men and Women, Teach •rs and nierg^men to Introduce a »??;• and popular standard book, BAEl'ELS sfths HEW WEST 4 new Agent sold 70 in one week. AgmCs vtrtfU*, §136 50. Over 350 original engravings. 10,400 copies sold in one week. Exclusive territory. Endorsed by the greatest men of •cr oonntry, Apply to JTHSHimBrBIIJ^PU&fXk.XorvieKOonn ,.2:28 .2:29 .2:29 J .2:29} .2 3® Cephas..,.^.v* . Dora ....» > .; George Qlft........... Claudius Dnessa... . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pilot Gift 2;l9i. 20 other from 3:00 to 2 :31*. ? 1st Diet Restless, dim of Good Gift 2:28, by Kentucky Clay 194. •ire ox dams of Autograph,. Atlftn tfc................... • Angelina (3)................ Ama King ..... Angelina (4).... ........ .. Anne!ta.. . . . . . . . Blendino Dandy .....2:1^ . . 8 : 2 ) ;.. . .2:21) .....2:22 ..,..2:18 .....2:22 2J24 ........2:18 NOTICE, HARNESS! . HARNESS! " 7 stB of hear; double harness ^ ,of m own make several sets of fcecond-hand double and single iV harness, must be sold thid week. V : Will trade for old ones. \ G. L HUBBARD^ . V'e.^ NUND^'^tiL, W0RTHINGT0N COMPANY 747 Broadwayt M. Yh Aaaoaaee Coa immediate pabllcatton as Mo. 12 ia their r C HOSE LIBRARY CEILEBEN OF ADAH. K " f . M T J e . M . M A 2 T L X T , «NiiJ-tf«veJoped ssory, easily wttrafng'and aretainlog the readers attention to the ena. ft to a vital contribution to the social • udy of Vew York society, for it presents a pieture of Jkmertaao life that is most captivating to the tbonghtfui reader. There is sued an atraos- r» of the realty over the uncommon hap- inge of the novel, the narrative shows careful gtndy and shrewd observation of apolitan life, that those who will notice tppee, distinct and interesting in their < k • jperioaality, will at once recognize th# verac- I,,'fefe -Ity of the representation. For this reason it S * &* Y will produce a orofound impression wherever VjiMew *ork influence is predo>ninent. Thous- f. , 4 '"yt-. however, who wish to read the book j£- • with the expectation to be entertained oniy WM' • ^,,,-»will be Caseinstei! k>y the magnetism of the §f\theeharm of its langnage, its intricate c '* (plot.it* telling incidents, lt« strange coinci- yh ; '. aeseaeaitt) Its vigorous and at tiine» thriliing J; actbm*. revealina the inner life, pleasures, *§5 '•»> » i i ' lBtellectual pursuits, as well as the frivoli- ^ t " ties of ibe wealthier classses of New York. S s w"1* f &oth (illustrated), $1.00. ' Paber, 50 cents. 2d Dam by a son of Woodpecker% the great five mUejrunntng horse GreaOoraes JhatT have Clay aires or dams. Ciemmie G .. .2:151 Amerlcnn Girl.... VI....;•*;.*...2:lfi| Wilkes Russell..^,^...v...(,V..i;2:17 Delaaarcti.... .... ..2:1U Mtnager .. .v.. i. 2:16J Baron Wilkrt....,i^...2:18 J B . R i c h a r d s o n . . . ; v . ̂ 2 : i e J Wilson .2 :ie| Guy Wllk#r...2$fijf tM.ni* j T* ••••••• «*•••«»••••«« .10| S o S o i - . t 2 : 1 7 J M an ager.,... . i2:111 Advertiser........ ....... 1.......2:16 Axtel 2:12. Sold for CI W5 000 Allerlon...... 2:09J valued at $200,000 Atlantic..........2:21, sold for $60000 Alcazar... ... .2:20, valued ar $100,000 Bell Boy, sold for #52.000. In the great brood mare li-st Green Mountain Maid, dam of 6: JCmelin*. dam of 5; Beautiful Bells, dam of 6; Maid of Clay, dam of 5 All the above and many others be­ long to the great Clay family. Note Good Gift's dam is from one of the great Clay sires. PA1RY GIFT 1146, valued at 986,000 Has sired Diatonic,2 ̂ 7. pold at auction for $6,600 Pilot Gift. 2-.19J. Owner refused * cash oiler of 35,000. Leo Gift sold by P. H. Moore for 91,600 at two years old. P. E, Mcorc refused 91,000 for Geneva at two years old. A weanling at Melbourn sold tor 91 000 and many others from 9200 16 9800. GOOD GIFT 2184, record 2:28, a I Ib 34J, a 2:19 clip. Has only 3 colts from standard marec One sold for 9450. I have refused for one $250. One two-year old I have lu training and he will make the boys go some if they beat him. This is the only colt Good Gift has ever bad train­ ed. In 1889 I rented 18 mares from farmers to breed to Good Gift. All of this lot of colts I fold as weanling* 6 to 9 months for 9100 to 9126, one for 9300; bat this was an extra colt and bad good care. GOOD GIFT stands 16 bands, weighs 1250 pounds, Jet Black, is tbe fast- Stallion in Southern Wisconsin fer hie heft, and can show the finest lot of Stoek of any Stallion in the state. Shall always be glad to assist oar customer* in disposing of their stock. I have made Good Gilt's fee In reach of all. Service Fee by Season f2Q 00 \ To Insure |25 00; For live colt. 935. .Notice to Breeders.--1 wijlpay imy party who owns a Good Gift -- colt that gets a record in a race as follows: TROTTIhG. 1 in 2:30 or better 1 in 2:20 or better 1 in 2:15 or better All records to be made In races. This offer a;ood as long as Good Gift is my property. All accidents and cscapee at owner's risk. Write lor extended pedigree. •<- -j / . > - ^ £ #a/- e are located for a Because it has neither Elevated Tubes. Tank or Because it lights i Q3tantaneoudly. . ; v , Because it- will burn any grade of ga?otine, heavy or light. Because it will do one-third more work than any other Vapor 'StOf||® Because it has no equal for Baking, Broiling, Boosting or Ironing**; Because it is the most Economical, Simple and Convenient V*oM Cook Stove ever put on the market. • iar Don't tM* WemferfM, fMM&ftor Stare >nyn)g, or you will surely regret it Bear in mind that the "Danj ler Surprise" « a welcome suri ' -- .i - v. t •VXt: •• w) uM'^: "flrSslftlw of Months ̂ J." S. -- C > - •j? - 10 others from 2:30 to 2;21. Atlantic, 2:21, sold for 960 OCO. ' Kentucky Clay 194 by C. M. Clay Jr. 12 * sire of , Duramro .......2:23 Harry Clay.... 2:23} Dams of Happy thought 2:22 GiiiuuuiOut...................... .2;2f» Annie King.... ....i ...2:22* Marcy 2:26,15 others from 2:30 to 2^5 Mambrino Boy 2:26* sire of dams of Axtel W...212 AUerton 2:09} Grandsons and daughters havfe sired and produced lemmie G ... .8:16* Fred S. 2:21 C. F. Clay .2:18 Sir Walter. Jr......... .2:18} Flora Wilkes. -2:19 Ambassador.... 2:20£ Ggrnet ...2:19 Atlantic 2:21 Alo$t7ftr » ,2120 50 olbers from 2:30 to 2:22. McHenry, our Trade, J. W. CHISTY & SON, Rnwwboi)' m&. ......f200 00 300 00 400 00 PACING 1 in 2:25 or better 9100 00 1 in 2:15 or better 300 00 1 in 2:10 or better 400 00 Standard bred and Register­ ed, inbred 5 times to Hamble- tonian 10, inbred 3 times to Mambrino Chief 11, inbred 3 times to Pilot Jr., 12, inbred 3 times to Alex Abdallah 15; the strongest blood in the world. Sired by AIRY GIFT 1145 He Stood Booted ^ to the Spot jPpfefc-' 9® told that we could sell •'/ ^ 1 him such an elegant watch at fig- ? : ures so extremely low. By the 'ti way, have you seen our new line of ladiea' and gents' gold chains, I.. ' breast pins, rings, ear-rings. If ^ not, why not. They are certain- ^" ly the finest of tbe kind in these jfo parts. Wonderful variety, hand- . some and shapely. We wish to announce that we are now ready to show the pablic a larger juid a new stock of JEWELBt t Bracelets, Necklacrs, I Brooches, Hairpins, ^ Lace pins, RiDgs. <Sbarf pins, Coff pins. Cuff buttons, Earrings, Castors. Pickle and celery diebes. Knives and Forks. 1847, Roger Bros. &poons. Napkin rings. Albums. Sbrap bootta, Optical goods, School books, "rayons, Pencils, ^ Tablets, Slates, O ' Watches, Clocks, If yon think of buying a new sewing machine be sure and call and examine the new Wheeler & Wilson No. 9, the standard Machiae of to-day. Besides that, we have tbe American.Domestic, Household, New White, and several ,^>ther leading machines, oo which we oan save yon from five to ten dollars. Yours truly, eaman Bros. McHenry, III., April. 1892. W •8 J. R. SAYLOR & O'lYwjCifwn'Wi '"ft , «*• J Morgan:: Horses, Embracing the celebrated General Glflord, Green Mountain and Motrin blood. STOCK FOR SALE. Stallions and Fillies. Sendfor pe#» . trees. . , Xssez and Registered Poland Cbtifa i =SWINE.-~ ,\.~J' Choice Merino 8li@epv \ 'V ^ Mammoth Bronze TMrkey8< ^ High Grade Jersey Cattle. For sale. Come and Inspect stoek, , or address J. B. SAYLOR & SON ^ HERE TO STAY. ~™1 WITH A FULL LINE O# W. BESLEY,» Record 2:So, Sire of Kenwood.. 8:17 Pilot Gilt Hoodo 2.20 Nettie Fields 8 others better than 2:30, 20 others from 3:00 to 2,3IX Great brood mares repre- eente 1, Beile, dam of Arion.. .2:10jtf Fa iry Belle, dam of Kenwood #:J7 Heroine, dam of Brown ........1.18 Lady i'atrolt, dam of St Juiien 8:11* Dolly, dam of Direct..2:06 Warerwitch.dam of Viking Belle Brandon, dam of Gov, Sprague 1st dam LaBella Sprague by Gov. Spragne 444. Becord ". 2:30# Sire of Charlie P 2.16 Sprague Goldduat 2:16# Kate Sprague .....2:18 Linda Sprague 2:19 Qslvina Sprague.. ... 2:I9X 23others from 2:30 t0..2;22 Dams of McKinney 2 12 Jf Canary Bird 2:IS 4 others from 2;30 to ..2:21 8 sonebave sired Aleandro... 2:18 Edith Spragne 2:21 Cbarley 6 2:20 Senator Gonklin 2:16# Haven Spragne 2; 19# Jennie £ prague.. 2 ;21 11 others from 2:30 to. .2;2> 2nd dam by BAI<SORA 1024, Sire of Tin Rita Kentackian • >ama of Balsora Wllkea..... Bonaventure Son of AtidalUb 15. Sire of Goldsmith Maid.. ft others better than 2;30 Dams of Favonia a;'# Jerome Eddy 2:16# 87 others in 2:90 2d Dam of Attar.... 2:16# ....2:26 . 2:26 ..2;17 ..3:18# 2:l< Alcyon 2:15 waud Messenger 2:16# 37 others In 2;80 3d dam by Alcade 103. sire of ^ , Hyla«. ....«;*# Enigma 2:26 Mary It .....2:20 IS Fancy Dai ..2;30 ay ... .. Dams of SusieS .. 2;1B# Jean Valjean.. . ... ..2:l7i| LidaB... .. 2:20>, Amber ....2:26 ;• Lady Mascott 2:29# 3 others in 2;30 Graiidsire of Kit Curry 2:19 3 others in 2dM 4th to 6th dame thorough, bred. Gov. Spbagce 444. Becord 2^0^ Sold to J. I. Onse for 187,. 600. He stands ahead of all other sires living or dead he died at 11 years old; if hi had lived till now and had continued asaMre he would no doubt be the most TSlu> 5 Weet McHenry, Ills J DEALRB IN'"1"" 1 Clsan, Fresh Stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, | 1 HATS. CAPS BOOTS. SHOES, GROCERIES. Etc. I S RUGS AND PAINTS, OILS, Toilet Articles ̂ It IB no use to make S noise about -wtiat yon are going less you are prepared to do it when the time comes. j : Our Greeting for the Fall, one of our customers. Real Bargains of great v*liH ; My stock is complete in every department and comprises PURE HUES AND LIQUORS ^Eveiything Usually gejt Store. FOB MEDICAL USE, W ALSO. BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER FOR MEDICAL USE..O able sire in the world, . KING CI FT is a beantifal seal brown; is 3 years old, stands 15% hands, J weighs 1200 pounds; has heavy, clcan bone; well made at every point. No better or stronger bred stallion in Southern Wisconsin. Never trained; will be worked after the season. He ought to be a valuable sire, King's sire is valued at $25,000. Sire of his first dam sold for $27,500. No better bred stallion stands in America for less than $50. I want every man to see this colt before breeding mares elsewliero. He ought to be afooney maker lor you. Breed to families that breed on and have size. • Service lee by season..... *10 00 To insure ......$15 00 To insure live colt $30. All accidents ©^escapes at owner'4 risk. 1 have secured a ito. 1 trainer and colt handler and will train horses for Lr break, handle and gait colts. Will board or pasture stock by the month or year^ant try and give satisfaction. All stock entrusted to me will receive good care. lFine Imported Stallions--Perckeron, weight 2,000 pounds; Clydesdale, weight f,900 pounds: American Coach, weight 1,600. No finer lot of Draft Stallions to be onnd / By th season...... $8 00 To warrant a mare in foal.....4rl0 00 To warrant a live colt $15 00 The best brands of Cigars and smokng and chewing Tobaoco always on hand. Physicians' Prescriptions- Carefully compounded. Give me a call • West McHenry. 111., 1893. GEO. BF BLET. Call and look us over, whether you wish to buy or not. * • ' " K Bespectfully, McHenry, Sept, £9d, 1891. The West Side Boot, Shoe Clothing Store. DM0NT 107 J ITLiIA A. STOBT, DXALBB IIC- 1892 SPRING OUNCEMENT. 189? Standard bred and -registered. Grandson of the great ALMONT 33. * on Your Ticket & California. conducted £a!i- 1lf p,,.,) • ;;• -- • *•"-* i uliman 'i^ourist •oenic Ifnl'of & lti0 H. R., Ithe tA,w H dj S?avo v'a Chicago Anaeles. Kor rau-s, rast»i etc., call on or :tfic',r»a- 1 V? r- ^ "--r --tiipj^il ' lJ 8lre of Fanny Wittaerspooii.. .2:16^ Piedmont 2.17K Westmont 2:1 SJ£ Aliline a;ij> Mothers from 8:30 to 2:90 , Dama ot Alabantar 2;13 J- B. HichdrflsOBfe . . . . 2;163i" ^ilasBkinner. .' *....2:17 Wlnslow Wilkes.. -....2:14J« Catcbily 2'.l«>i 42others from 2:30to2;19 Noted Sons of Almont 33 _ hare sired Belle Hamlin 2:12Jtf Jewett 2;14 Almont Bashaw 2:1.1 Lorrine 2:191i Klmonarch 2:10jtf JesMe Gatses ...2:l*?i Almont ... 2:17^ Almont ...2:17^ Flossie G..i. 2:18^ Dandy ....2:18* Oeneva 8.... 2:19# tilobe 2:19 Plow Boy... 2:l*X over 200 other* trom 2:30 to .4:20 Dams of Charleston 2:15 Alice Wilkes 2:18 Ora'ton..,.. ..t:l8jf Jooki .....2:16# ttouviiers from 2:30 to..2:20 1st Dam bj. Blackbird 401. Sire of Blfckbirri Jr.. 2:22 Dams of Tattle Fred 2:20 Western Bell ... 2:24 Oakland B .2:20 and 2d Dams of Grandee.... 2;2S Arrow 2:18# Ellwood 2(17# Borneo 2:19# 8 othev from 2;S0to .. 2,21 < 2d Dam by Thohouoiiuiuid, Grandslre of Jeaaie Helton ...... 2:21 A* BIRD MONT a race horse. Service fee by season $10 00 To insure live colt is a beauty, 15% hands, weighs 1075 panada, Jet, black, and To insure........' . mo OB£ < 4 !M cmti, Ik OKI DOOR WEST OP B1VSB8IDB HOUSE, HoEiarj,Ill, s s Medicines •y?Sppt. -A ftJLL LINE OF- Dmi, Mali, fye Stiffi, Paints. Oils & Colon i Constantly on hand. Also a large Hoe of Patent Medicines. Toilet Artldep* AMD A COMPLETE STOCK OP 7. j#ATION£BY AND DBUOOlST^MlIIBIBS Fhyftioiaiis JPreaoi-iptionai Carefully and aoenratey compounded by a Begistered Phahna- Xour palronage Is respectfully solicited. isrTo the people of McHenry and Lake Counties, we would sayv ared than ever beforeto figure new and well moment you can not help but see that our expenses are less than our competitors* and consequently we can give ,you^|M|er fKyr Jfftt get elsewhere, Our Boot, Shoe and Rubber Stock was never more complete. We are showing a line of ladies' tine' shoes at $1.50, $1.75, $2.25, $3, $3.25 and $3.50 per pair* Our lines oi men's and children's shoes are equally as well filled. CLOTHING,! CLOTHING Our spring and summer clothing is here, ready for your inspec­ tion. * e put into our btore this spring tbe largest and finest lot of new Clothing that we have ever shown at one time, Our assort­ ment in this line is very complete, quality durable and stylish. You can not afford to bay anything In this line without first looking our stock over, as it compiises everything from a four-year old knee --A a man's best full suit. A full spring stock ot new .and Justin, call and see them. We still have the largest of Bockford overalls, jackets and shirts, in town, all ted not to rip. Trunks and traveling bags, rubber and ts. |3Pr*Choice. fresh groceries everv two weeks, e sack or barrel at prices to meet any and all compqti- y considered. Yours as ever for business. f X MILLER, WestMcHenry \ •vJDft*,'