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Oĉ e entprtained the fiwt of the W^- * it»«d Oarr ̂ wnt New Year's day at with his abler, Mrs. ftred Salem, and Mrs. Tornerof Helm spent Miss Ella •haadsoa. Gleho. «P«it Kwt Frfclay #8o»oti, the gmits of W. P. SlhvHMf all hnilv. Mts. JacmSmithis very lo ̂»t this wrlttac»»d very little hope is enter- taiasd foe halnoorery. Mrs. BeaiMohildrea have retnrned to Mr Isaî Mta af!*F spending sever- al 4ays with MeHenry relatires. J. M. WesiAaia and son, Karle, spent weelK tt t̂ lTer Lake fMnily pbell and wildren of ay here with her ad Mrs. Win. James. ohild of Mr. Mid Mrs. was buried here in the Several of ^Ws». Schrnm's flrfeBds gathered at htf home Monday evening feo fateh the old year oat aad weleome the tMwyestr̂ s. It Is needless to say Hne-nles^ resin from 01 hoadredsof aayiHssesss if •1.00. or money refunded* eafwon from N Boy IbrtMlwl 4&oth of this Wankagan lie) made from nsed for and Kid- for thirty days, ive satiafSiptlon onr gaaraatee goodwishea. kegan. Tjlmn I : 1.& Stevens, ied in ;t Iras a big aiiany frieails here, bat oongratnlatioDB and will reside in Wan- ty has eeenred a good of the factoriea. received a telegram mm Beaw'City, Neb., announcing A» defelb of. JIfrs. Jane Lawson, a for- mn reeiieot^f this place. The news «ottes as a ^eat shock to her many friends here, JM no oae was aware of har illufss. 1|ie remains will be brought here apt will" he laid by the side of her hostNVSd in tfte oemetery jost north of thisi||aoe. i»*8 Laẑ iVe CVmgh Syrnp eontain- inf 'Honey aad Tar is especially appro- pnste for children, no opiates or poi- r, conforms to the aondltionB of (he National Pure Food and Drug LsfW, June 80, 100ft. For ORMf̂ Whoojiteg Oongh, etc. It expels a»<aoogha#ifi.Oolds by gently moving ' €Hsasanteed. Sold by N. druggist. Watts and fcs. Bose £fi»'̂ r«r to Woodstock Wednes- wh£ êy returned they snr- thairtpHhandhs by aanonweing their ¥ie boys returned % «ur- gatbering around the Watts* evining and making things Ibn&tjtot a ^MlA hat "Billie" treated generojiMy and the boys |eft, wish­ ing |ttiw midyears of hapĵ oees. yoa are Oeputipeted, dull or bilious, >ve a shadow lifeless complexion, try Laa-ets j«|it once to see what they will do for yC(L Lax-ets are little toofch- Spcna CJwdytaUets--nice to eat, nice in Ho grifinv. DO pain. Jnst.a is pleasingly the vest pocket La*-ets meets every desire, to you in beautiful litho- ,1 boxes at 5 cents and SB cents. 8<rtd by N. H. Petesch. uxeweoD. W. B. Fqss is on the sick list. 8cho^l opened Wednesday after a week's nea^ Mr. anffifirs. L Merchant and daugh­ ter, Miss Ada« of Barreville were on onr msnwwRQ|or. *** Arthur Merrill and Miss Trow o<Solen Mil Friday afternoon with Dwite Balf and lady friend of Wauke- g»n ipsat S»|»>day evening and Sunday at tiw honse jot James Bell. Pel MeChKivy will have an auction sale naat 8atnrday, selling his stock, hay, grain and machinery. Mr. Mntfin of Woodstock spsnt sev­ eral day* teat week with Us daughter, Mm, W.B. Ihnfley, and fauiiSy. Wa aDe ̂ Nd to wdoeme Mr. and Mrs. Jap Itiwntt and famiiy after an ab- ssnoeof aevsral months in New Mexico. ManZah PBa Biw(|| pnt up in col- lapstble tubee wtth nosalf i^achment eo that the remedy awy hi a^Oied at the vary ssat of tnmbla, thns relieving almoet Inshiihlly hlsedjng, itdung or Batjrfartion guaran- Soldby N. H. - -"t-' *•« " ,« , <*** *! ' El- KMKRAI.O PARK. Mre. J, Reliban visited friendB Na« Bingwood Friday. Miss Katie Knox visited with Lucy Sutton Thursday.- ^? "•*' Miss Ida Con^ li Slgin called on friends here Tueedfty. Frank Aylward of Solon visited a day recently with P. deary. Mies Esther Beeker of Chicago spent Tuesday at R. J. Stttton'a. Mrs. E. J. Sntton spent Thnrsd^r last with MeHenry friends '̂ Thomas Bolger went to Chicago Fri­ day evening to spend the winter, Misses Katie KwHt and Lucy SuttO|» called on friends in Bingwood Friday. George Frisby and daugbter^Aliee, of Chicago visited in thia vicinity Tues­ day. Mr, and Mts. Gtao. I%alen of Chicago spent a few days at J. Betthan's last week. Messrs. W. Howard and Wn. Riley of Woodstock were New Year cfllers at E. Knox's. Mr. Hiid Mrs. Frank O'Flarity of gin spent the holidays kt the latter's home here. Mr. and Mrs. R. Sohns went to Chi­ cago Tuesday after spending asnraral weeks at the Park. Miss Margaret Saitoh returned to Elgin Tuesday after qpad&fng Naw Year's day at hoow., R. E. Sutton and friend, M. B. IJHP* son, of Chicago visited at the luftWff'l home New Year's day. To 8top a Cold with "Preventios" It safer than to let it ran and cure itaflit- wards. Taken at the "anesae Preventice will head off aU<M»tand Grippe, and perhaps save you from Pneumonia or Bronohiti* Preventics are little toothsome oanily cold coxa tablets selling in S lehft and 38 oeat boxes. If yon are chlQy, if yon begin to sneeze, try Preventkm. They will surely check the cold, and please you. Sold by N. H. Petescjfu "** JOHN8BCBGB. Pater Rothermel was a business caller here' Sunday. Mies Martha Nieeen spent Friday afternoon at MeHenry. ' Don't forget the danoe at Stephen H. Smith's, Januarf &, 1907. Miss Tillie BittenNws entertained a gentleman friend last waek. Mrs. John Bonan ^ Spring Grove spend one day this wedk With relatives here. >. Mrs. John Mertes and two* daughters spent one day last week at Mrs. Joseph Theien's. Theoonoert which whs given by the pupthi of the Johnsburgh school was very well attended. MiBses Annie and Liiate Martee spent Thursday Vrith their cousin. Miss Grace Heimer, of MeHenry. Mr. and Mrs. John Pitzen of Volo and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schaefer spent Thursday at Wm. Oeffling's. Nick Adams is doing quite a business in trapping this winter. He trapped three minks last week. The marriage of Miss Annie Stilling and John J. Brown will take place at Johnsburgh church Wednesday, Janu­ ary 0. John and George Nell went to Chica­ go to visit relatives, and from there will go to Quincy to the St. Francis-Solanns college where John is going to stay until June. * ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Smith Wed> nesday afternoon, December 19, pleas­ antly entertained the following number of.friends, namely: Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and family, Mr. land Mrs. Peter 8mith and family, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Blake and family, Mr. and Mrs. August Hoff, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pepping, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Miohels, Mr. and Mrs. William Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lay, Mr. and Mrs. John King, Mrs. Maggie Freund, Mr. Mid Mrs. Math. Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Math Youngen, Mr. and Mrs. William Tonyan. 8upper was served and cards were played all afternoon and evening. All report a good time; t- KIDUKVUBUA. G Oorkill was in Nunda Saturday. Mrs. J. GkHartmanF" in Woodstock Friday. MissSopha Wille was a Woodstock visitor Tuesdav. Miss Mab^l Skinner visited her sister at Woodstock Tueeday. Mrs. E. W. Hendiant and children of lUclunond are visiting at J. & Lynch's. Mrs. Kline and daughter^ Both and Mabel, visited relatives at Beloit, Wis., last we#c. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Merchant and chil drsn visited his parents at Walworth last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Thayer and daughter of Chicago spent New Year's, day at F. Thayer's. ~ Mrs. Etta Meaneof Belvidere, Wiv> has been spending the holidays with her parents and sister. Mr. and Mrs. F. Bead and son of Chi­ cago spent the holidays with his parents, Mr. »nd Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Spencer B. Smith, and eon, Kenneth, of Austin visited at J. C. Button's Friday and Saturday. Mrs. D. Merchant and father, D. L. Gibson, visited the former's grandpar­ ents at Woodstock Wednesday. The M. W. A. and B. N. A. will hold a joint installation and oyster supper in the church, Friday evening, January 11 An excellent program is under head" way. Music by the Oliver quartet of Woodstock. Possesses wonderful medicinal power over the human body, removing all dl» orders from your system, is wha$ Hoi lister's Rocky Mountain Tea will da Makes yon well, keepe you. weM. 33 cants, Tea or Tablets, Ask yoar^drar gist :i Watch this space 44 4 , t ;v» ^ *• . * ;M.~ f- •PHONE, 773- A SERIOUS CHARGE. Mad* a Nnnda Hotolaaaa by - Former Krnploy*. PHILIP ChMges of a serious nature have been filed against a Nunda hotel keeper. Miss Mary Mortensan, embayed for a time in th»%#el, is the complainant She Is the nineteen-year-old daughter of Nick HortaDsen, a farmer redding near Bur- Ion's bridge. Sentiment is said to have .reached hmw heat in Nunda and Crystal Lake, and it is said the sweetheart of the girl, to whom her engagement was reported, has taken a hand in the proceedings against the wrong doer. Suit for damages amounting to $10,- 000 was filed in the county court of Me­ Henry county by the girl as reparation for the personal injury which she as­ serts has been done her by her former employer. Last week a charge involv­ ing an assault was preferred against the defendant. December A, 1900, is the date set by the girl as the time when she was assaulted, she says. A hearing on the first charge will be conducted on Friday of this week at Woodstock by Police Magistrate Jones. Late in November Mary Mortensen applied for work at the Nunda hotel and was given employment. Suspect­ ing friends thought that the country girl had come to town in order to be close to a Crystal Lake youth with whom she was said to have been ke< ing company for some time and to whom she was engaged to be married. The tnrn of affairs has cast •y thoughts of marriage from the minds of the young people, but the sweetheart of thegirl.it is rumored, has encour­ aged the damage suits, to avenge him­ self. While the first legal process in­ volved only the charge, the damage suit asking* for the large sum of $10,000 is said to have been advised by friends of the girl. CREAMERY NEARLY COMPLETE. Boand Lakv Concern With Capaeltjr «f s,000 Gallon* Almost riitihwt. §» - GENERAL. COnMISSION MERCHANT ; Orcikni Beef, flatton. Hogs, Vaal, Mby, : '̂c: Hidet, Etc., Butter and Eggs This is the oldest bouŝ tm the sfaaet Tags and price lists furnished on anoltoatiflai. . COLO STORAOE FREE CHICAGO, Built of cement blocks at a cost of |35,000 and containing costly machinery for bottling milk, a new creamery will soon be in operation at hustling Bound Lake. It is the property of the Forest Glen Creamery company .of Chicago and milk will be bottled for the exclusive Chicago trade. The capacity will ha 600 eight-gallon cans per day, but for the present the plant will handle only 800 cans per day. The plant has han­ dled small quantities of milk for the past two months, but has been under construction for five months, twenty men being employed. The building is 80 by 13S feet in dimensions and has a stack 75 feet high. Superintendent Charles Jung is to re­ main in charge of the creamery, which means much to the thriving village in which it is being erected. • X Auction Sal*. Having decided to quit farming the undersigned will sell at public auction on the old Nick Winkle farm, opposite the German Catholic cemetery, near Me­ Henry, on Wednesday, Jan. 9, com­ mencing at one o'clock p. m., the fol­ lowing described property: Bay mare, 7 years old, in foal by Aga Meminan, weight, 1100 (grands; bayhorse, 1# years <dd, weight, 1900 pounft; 0-inonths-old colt; 6 June pigs; SO chickens; lumber wagon, nearly new; two-seated buggy; spring'tooth cultivator; diamond-tooth ,cultivator; set bob sleds; set 3-section harrows; walking plow; set work har­ ness, nearly new; single harness; 2 extra collars, nearly new; Bet 3-horse whiffle- trees; set 2-horse whiffle trees; hay rack, nearly new; hay rake; Champion binder; Champion mower; buffalo robe; Deere corn planter; spring seat for lumber wagon; seeder; 4 milk cans; 10 grain bags; new shot gun; set dmiup boards; 280 feet good manila rope with pulleys; 300 shocks of corn in field; stack corn stalks; 100 bushels oats; 8 tons fine tim­ othy bay i,u barn; stack fine oat straw; 15 bushels wheat, and other articles too numerous t> mention. Terms of sale: All sums of $10 and under, cash; over that amount a credit of one year's time will be given on bankable notes draw­ ing interest at six per cent per annum. No property to be removed until set­ tled for. Geo. Vogel, auctioneer. X JACOB A. MILLER, Prop. v ~ •/ -. wttjr Sutrar From' Rheamatlam ? Do you know that rheumatic pains can be relieved ? If you doubt this just try one application of Chamberlain's Pain balm, it may not give you relief from pain but will make rest Mid sleep possibly and that certainly means a grant deal to eny ons •ffHctsi with rheumatism. For saie hy G. W. B*d The Plaindealar. I _ 1 $5^ ^8^ *•* .Ntf >*:&*... if' ^ .J 'jfe- /-.I .y<.- P_ • •k - t ̂ -Vi ^ -- • i Jos. H. Huemann Johnsburgh Illinois.» sells the McVi.-ker Gasoline Engine, Dujdex Grinding Mills, Rock Island Ph»ws, Wagons, Carriages, Buggiw*, Wind Mills, Well Supplies, Harases QU, t Paint'Oil and ^ Machine Oil a NMMftesMessstMMeeee* IWI 1 un agst-- Wwi . pat the esi ] ^ icniiirtiiwi||' ' I# jmjrtSijBiiwi.- ttofc • 6tMS HtdCiMM Auction Sale! OEOBAK VOOKL, A«oU«*r. The undersignetl will sell at public kuction, on the McGar% farm, one mile porthwest of Ringwood, on Saturday, Jan. 5 commencing at 10 o'clock a. m., the fed* lowing described property: Twenty cows, some new milkers; two a-yjMp#ld heifers; one 8-year-old bull; horse; mare; quantity tame hay; 2 Bets double har­ ness; 2 walking plows; 3-section drag! 6-shovel cultivator; lumber wagOQi; track wagon; milk wagon; hay rack; grain seeder; buggy; road cart; cacn planter, new; mower, new; fanning mill; 86 grain safcks; 8 milk cans; 900 bushels com in ear; 10 bushels wheat; stack Moats; 30 acres com In shock; grindstone; forks, shovels, crowbars, etc. Termsof sale: All sums of $10 and under, cash; over that amount a credit of si* months wilt be given on approved notes at 6 per cent interest. Two per oent off for cash. No property to be removed until settled for. JOHN CAREY, svf^Oonservator for PahrWk McGerry. f Cured of Lung Trouble. "It Is now eleven years sinoe I had a narrow escape from consumption," writes C. O. Floyd, 4 leading business man of Kershaw, S. C. "I had run down in *$ight to 185 pounds, and coughing was oonstant, both by day and by night. Finally I began taking Dr. King's New Discovery and continued this for about six months, when my oough and lung trouble were entirely gone and I was restored to my normal weight, 170 pounds." Thousands of persons are healed every year. Goaran- teedat N. H. Peteech's, MeHenry, G. W. Beeley's, Weet MeHenry, drug fetoree. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Xataialat Christmas. Woodstock Ssntfml: Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Beeley entertained a number of guestsata five-oourse dinner at their beautiful little home on Hayward street, Christmas day. Their guests on thjs occasion were: Mrs. G. W. Beeley, Mr; and Mrs. H. K Price, little son and daughter, Mrs. Mayme Lamphere and little son, George, W. A. Say ler and son, Frank, of West MeHenry, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bennett and Mrs. Florence Hanly of Elgin, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hanly of Woodstock; Dr. and Mrs. Charles Albrecht and Mrs. Mary Cone of Waukegaii, I1L, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wicltam of Lake City, Minn. Wise Counsel From tl>e South. "I want to give some valuable advice to those who suffer with lame beck and kidney trouble," says J. R. Blankenship of Beck, Tenn. "I have proved to an absolute certainty that Electric Bitters will positively-cure this distressing con­ dition. The first bottle gave me great relief and after taking a few more bot­ tles I was completely cured; so com­ pletely that it becomes a pleasure 4> recommend this great remedy." Said nnder guarantee at N. H. Petesch's, MeHenry, G. W. Lesley's, West Me­ Henry. drug stores. Price 50c. .. Builds up waste tissue, promotes * ap petite, improves digestion, induces re­ freshing aieep, gives renewed health and strength. That's what Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea does. 85 eents, Tea or TtohliiB. Ask your druggist. MS ^W-i -v*~ ' Vi . %: •" ,W»: i :-m c'} t® t-*>, V * '̂r jfr 'J, i ^ ,#f if *»•- 'k ^ n.-i 4 E \ v Rocky AT ACn^lmllMii f 'r-W'- f. « -wm