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mss WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1897. J. VAN. 8LYKE, Editor. MPs? REPUBLICAN SUPREME JUDICIAL CONVENTION, The Republican voters of the counties comprising the Sixth Supreme Judicial District sf the state of Illinois are re­ quested to send delegates to a judicial convention for said Sixth District, to bp hflld at Rockford, on Thursday, April 22, 188(7, at. l o'clock p. M., to place in nom­ ination a candidate for the office of ' Judge of the Supreme Court of said Sixth District. The basis of representation will be one delegate for every 300 Fepub- lican votes cast at the last presidential election and one far every fraction over 150; on which basis the several counties, will be entitled torthe following number of delegates : Boone Carroll............. DeKalb ....... Jo Daviess....... Kane Kendal! Lee.. M c H e h r y . Ogle..;........,..... Rock Island..... •Stephenson--; Whiteside......... Winnebago...... Votes.-' ... 3,310 ... 3,511 ... 5,957 ... 3,594 ...12,050 ... 2,128 ... 4,797 ...5,047 ...5.210 ... 7,32.3 ...4,728 ... 5.579 ... 8,242 Dele. 10 11 19 12 40 '7 17 17 17 24 16 19 27 By ori^er of the committee. '.•••• SMITH D! ATK;I\S, President. E. B. MARSH, Secretary. . - THE CUBAN REVOLUTION. Two years of desperate conflicts--ruin­ ous for Spain, which is to-day on the verge of bankruptcy--have not weakened the efforts of the insurgent patriots In the United States, better than anywhere else, one could follow day by day the varying fortunes of this titanic duel; the landing of the two Maceo brothers, sur. vivors of a family of heroes, both of whom were to find, a few months apart, the most glorious of deaths; the advent in the campaign of Maximo Gomez, the veteran of the ten years' insurrection; the death of Marti, fallen in ambuscade bfiore seeing the triumph of his labor; the revolt deepening, spreading from the eastern to the western department, toward Piiif:r del Rio, and threatening Havana; the recall of Martinez Campos powerless to conquer ; his replacement by Gen. Weyler, a wild beast with a human countenance; and finally, the dissolution greater each da^< of the prestige and credit of monarchial Spain. This is the state Of things at present. The entire people of the United States have espous­ ed the cause of those who are struggling with so much valoa and abnegation to break so odious a.yoke. Will the Federal Government show itself less generous" than the great nation in the name Of which it speaks? Will the American eagle allow the vulture to settle upon its prey ?--AT; Henri Roehefort in the April Forum, v ,v.V'•s; -V.' •: • STATE OF ILLINOIS, MOBLEWKV CoVVTt, -h':; W- , ? i' "fev wm Circuit Court of McBcnr^ Co., May Term, A. D.. 1897- John-Q.KoHy. vs. Betsey R' Bnker, John R. Hamlin, In Obancery. Daniel) Day, ami Christian w. Gctzelman Affidavit showing that Betsey E. Baker is a non-resident and tha« the places of residence of John R Hamlin, Daniel Day, and Christian W Qetz^lman, are unknown, having been filed m the office of the Clerk of said Oircnit Court of McHenry County, notice is hereby given to all of said defendants, that the coin- niainant filed his bill of con'plaint in said C)urt, on the Ohancery side thereof, •m the Both (Jay of fcurch, A. D. 18s)/, ana that .a fummons thereupon issccci out of <said Oourt against cajd,defendant*, returnable on t>e 24th day of May, A. D. 1897, as is by law required. Now, therefore, unless you, the said above named defendants sha.ll personalty be and ap. pear before the said Circuit Court of McHenry County on- the first day ol the next Term thereof, to beholden at the Court House in the City of Woodstock, in said County, on the Mth day ot May, A. D. 1897, and plead, answer r demur to the said complainant's bill of complaint, the same and the matters and things therein charged and stated * ill be taken s.3 confeasecl, and a decree entered aeainet you »•"cording!.to the prayer ot said In testimony whereof.it fcave hereunto set my hand and affixea the seal of satid Court, at my office, in Woodstock, this30thday pf March A. I). ie97. G B. RICHARDS, Clerk. V. S LUMLEY, Complamaiit's Solicitor. ' March 30th, A. D 1897. T A m Universal Provider. Originator of Lowest Prices- IN the SAVINGS that may be made by TRADING at the "• j ! - PLOWS! HARROWS: HARROWS: (6?"Carter H. Harrison; Jr., was elected Mayor of Chicago, on Tuesday by a plurality of 75,000 votes. IST1 Butter on the Elgin Board of Tra de Monday was steady. Offerings, 46,980 pounds: sales, 35.380 pounds at 20c. Butter last week sold for 22<?i£2%c. One year ago ISc. An effort is being made to improve on the present system of fix­ ing market prices Ks^The remains of Scott Jackson were cremated. The people of the little Ken­ tucky town where his victim, Pearl Bryan, lies buried, refused to allow his ashes to be deposited in the same ceme­ tery. A more villainous murderer and depraved monster never lived, and bis remains are not allowed to sully the soil of his Native State. The urn containing his ashes was shipped to Maine. 'In every town," says the Atlanta Journal, "there are broad-shouldered, stalwart men leading idle lives and com­ plaining that they can get nothing to do. Their ruin dates back from a little federal office, which unsuited them for useful work. They lost their places, and will stand around for the remainder of , their lives, living on their friends and waitiDg for an appointment. I®" It seems that according to the Sen ator Kingsbury our State officials ought to be better paid, so he has introduced a bill to raise the salaries. We have always looked for a strike for more pay or shorter hours among them. Bfit what about that relic of former days,, the Constitution? Don't it read that "the compensation of State and other officers shall not be changed during the term of such officers?" But then such a little thing as the State Constitution ought not to stand in the way of salary raising. ISP" Robt. Ingersoll, the infidel, is the author of the following: "And why should we envy the rich ? The Vander- bilts, the Astors and the Rockyfellers never drank any colder water than have. They never smoked better ciga^ s. They never ate lighter biscuit or better potatoes. We know the ectacies of love as well as they. We know the love of wife and child and friend, and in some respects we have the advantage. Tfu \ fear and we hope.» They are at the \< and are afraid of falliDg. We are clos to the ground and we hope to climb. And, now, is a man to be envied Bimply because he has got more than he can U6e? What, good is that? What is the use of carrying one hundred cases? What is the use of having more than yo'1 can ever spend?" The State University and the Legis- • lature On Friday, March 18, the State Uni­ versity was visited by the Appropriation Committees of the Senate and house of Representatives and by several other Senators and representatives. The morn ing was occupied by the visitors in in­ specting the various departments of the University. In the afternoon there was an aseey bly of the faculty and students in the chapel. Speeches were made by Senators Dunlap, Bogardus and Hull, and by Representatives Meniam, Allen, Perry and Marquis. Those members who visited the University for the first time seemed to be particularly impressed by the extent and value of its work. The feeling was very generally ex press­ ed that in spite of unfortunate condi­ tions in the treasury, the needs of the University are too important to be neglected, that the honor of the state de­ mands the building of a State University at least equal in equipment and general efficiency to thbse of Minnesota, Wiscon­ sin, or Michigan. Supervisor's Financial Siatt meit- STATE OF ILLINOIS, ) *: MCHENRY COUNTY, ^SS Town of McHenry. ) The following i® a statement by W. A. Cristy, Supervisor of the Town ot McHenry, in the county and state afore­ said, of the amount of public funds re-: ceiyed aud expended by him during the fiscal year just closed, ending on the 30th day of March, 1897, showing the amount of public funds on hand at the com­ mencement of said' fiscal year, the amount of public funds received and Jrom what sources received, the amount of public funds expended and for what purpose e&parded, during said fiscal year, ending as aforesaid. The said W. A. Cristy, being duly sworn, doth depose and say that the fol­ lowing statement by him subscribed i« a correct statement of the amount of pub­ lic funds on hand at the commencemebt of the fiscal year above stated, the amount of public funds received and the sources from which receiveu, and the amount expended and purposes for which expended, as set forth in snid statement. W. A. CRISTY. Subscribed and sworn to btfore me this 30th day of March, 1897. H. C. MEAD, J. P. * MWWWTB. Amounts public.fundB on band at the commencement ot the fiscal year commencing the 29th day of March, • „ 1S96 % 60 27 1896. July 14, Bec'd from Co Treas McHenry Co. d«lin twn tax " Railroad tax «« - Dog tax. 1897. Feb 25, M J Freund, Col., town tax... Mrch 13, «« " •• '• MrchSO, " " " «• " Dog tax Total received BXFENBITUKI8. 67 74 . 118 06 H7 . ?0U .. \L30 .. -565 91 . 196 98 .(1439 94 1896. 600 50 2 .. 1 25 7 70 2 .. 96 54 12 .. 2^5 April 9, J Van Slyke, pub Sup rep '95 11 S Stoffel. cur 'nsvot'g booth.... " Meyers girl, poor bill July 1, F Kimball, h,'l(g brick Mrs Gibbs ^ " 4, W Thurlwell, wk cb'y " 6 J Van Slyke, ptg env. twn elk... " 14 Co Treas, poor farm bills «• 30 N Jmten, casket for.C Karls.... Aug. 12, McHfefery Co Democra , pub bal Oct. 17, Wilson, cut'g wood Mrs Gibbs.. Nov, 3, G Be»ley, p«»ns ink etc forelec'n Dec, 1, J Simon, cut'g wood, Mrs G'bbs. M 3, J Smith, wood JSut.n. MrsGibba 10, Dr Aurlnger, att'g Mrs Comisky *• 12.1 Wentworth, brick, Mrs Gibbs. ">. 26, F L McUmberrfiae, thm'le " 1897. Feb 4, A P Baer. g ods, Mrs Comisky.. «' 5 J Smith, wood, J Sutton " W Lewis, frt on goods & tickets March4, Hanly bros, rent J Sutton .. . " 16, J Huemann, a scsor. " J Huemann,'2 atd mtgs, jdgeela " G Bes'ey goods Mrs Comisky,'.. •• G Besley, gcods W Lewis «' Hanly Bros, wood***® Winkles '• •* " •• Mrs G.bbs •• " *' " J Sutton .. . •' """ «• " re Comisky Mrch 30,0 Adams, goods Mrs Simon •« J L*y, goods C Karls nnd w . . " Owen &Chapell, g'ds Mrs Gibba ' *' MrsWi' kle " " Mrs Blake. " Dr Fegersat'g Mrs Sim n " " •' Mrs Karl* " " " Heiaen, tran.. . " Cristy & Son, coal Mrs Winkles •• J Kimball, 2 voting booths " 8 Stnffel goods W Lewis.. ..... " E Tbompsoii, road com bal '95 dog tax : " J Van Slvke, ptg & nub bal etc. " W Schreiner, rent Mr* Blake .. " J Green, thistle com " H V Mead. reitfHtBblv Com VVilb'rLmbrCo, lime Mis Gibtis W D Wentworth aud mts, elk el H C M«a», 2 aud's meet-ngs ... W A (Jristy, 4 aud mtgt, j,ge el.T J Kim • all, judge eleci.on H .VtoiTet, judge election E HarrioOu, clerk elect on 3 J V liucklaji i, clerk election .. 3 ' JW rigty, judge election .... 3 ' A S Wright, clerk election 3 ' A O llupp, clerk election ' M J Kren>>d, judge elec tion ' H W clerk election ' H Stilling, sbeep kilted by does ' M Bower, ' M Freujid, wit 2 sheep cases... • H Kennebeck, wit 1 sbeep case ' J Stoes, wit 1 sbeep case ' J fla«k,°wit 1 ih,eepcase ' H C Mead. J P 2 sheep cases ... ' J Green, »er Highway com. ... " J Stfiek. " •« «' * EH Thompson. " '•« ' WD Wentworth,-8»rtwn clerk 11 W A Cristy, ser poor master ... Balance on hand Master's Sale. STATE OF ILLINOIS | a„ MCHENRY COUNTY F In the Circuit Court of MuHenry County. January Term, A. D., 1897. . Michael Brand, I ' r.-:' " .vs. , I • " •• ; kcfolph Muntzenbertcer,.^Bill to Foreclose. Louise Mnctzenbcrgerj,',} Wrsnb F, Axtell, and | *•" 7 : Virgil M. Brand, J Michael Brand, I vs. I • Adolph Muatzenberger, >Bill to Foreolose. Louise Mun tzehberirer, | « and Frank F. Axtell, | PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of decretal orders made and entered in the aiove entitled causes at »he January tern i hereof and to me d'rected, I, M.XL. Joslvn, Master in Chancery of the Circuit Court of eaid McHenry County, will, on Saturday^, the 10th day of April, D„ 1^97, at the hour of 1 o'cjock, in the after noon of paid day, at the East <ioor of the Cfiurt House, in the city of Woodstock, in the said conn'-y of McHenry, seil at public ven­ due, to the highest and best biddei for cash, the following described premises, to wit: Uots Nos One (1), two (2); and "Fight t.8), In Block No Twenty-five (25), in the village of Harvard and situated in the East half of the Sonth-west quarter of Section No, Thirty- live (35), Township No. Forty-six (46). North cot Range No Five (5), East of tbe Third Prin­ cipal Merid'an. situated in the said county of McHenry and ^tate of Illinois, or so much thereof as maybe neceseary to, satisfy said decrees. Dated the 13th day of March. A. D. 1897. M.WL. JOSLYN, Master in Chancery. V. S. LUMLEV, Solicitor for Complainant. 37 w4 Administrator's Notice of Filing Final Settlement. 87A1E OF IL LINOIS, I sb ilCHBNRY COUNTY, | Estate of Chas. F. Prouty, deceaf ed To whom H may concern and to the heirs and Diitributees of said estate; You are hereby notified that on Monday, i he 3d dav of May, 1897, tbe Administratrix o- eaid Estate will present to the County Court of McHenry oounty, at the Court Souse in Woodstock, Illinois, her fii.al report of her acts and doings as such Administratrix and d&k the Oourt to be discharged from any and all further duties and responsibilities con nected with said Estate and her adminitsra- tion thereof, at which time and place yon may be present and resist such application, if you ehoose so to do. MARY J. PROUTY, Administratrix. BITTER TASTE. It Aids in the Detection of Unwhole­ some Food. Daniel Webster in the famous White trial, in Salem, Mass., years ago declared that "murder will out." This maxim has been found applicable to many othei things besides murder. Housewives > know it to be true when there is alum in baking powder. A bitterness in the bread at once betrays the alum's pres- neee. It can't conceal its true nature The alum bitterness ,"will out," and ~ " gcause it will, physicians, who under­ stand the harmful effect of alum on the system, are at a loss to know why people continue to buy baking powders eon- tainitig it. All baking powdera sold for 25 cents a pound and less contain alum There is surely no economy in using these cheap powders. For a pure cream of tartar powdier, as Dr Price's was shown to he afc the World's Fair, go so muph further and gives so much hotter results, there is no, doubt of its being more economical in the long rua. i | - " ; , / . . v "o 5U 3 . 15 .. 18'.. 4 20 65 5 77 2 .. 11 17 50 .. 125 .. 6 .. 430 1 40 16 75 7 '.. 6 50 5 .. 112 27 H3 05 46 92 43 23 3175 12 .. 4 25 6 .. R 60 6 13 119 12 19 .. 10 .. 43 . 15 .. Kii 750 3 .. 9 .. 3 .. 3 .. Administrator's Notice of Filing Final Settlement. STATE OF ILLINOIS, I McHenry County, | Estate of Chas. Harrison, deceased. To whom it may concern and to the heirs and distributees of said Estate: You are hereby notified tnat on Monday, the 3rd day of May, 1897, the Admistrator of said Estate will present to the uoun^y Court of McHenry County, at the Court House in Woodstock, I'licois, his final report of bis acts and doings a» such administrator and ask the Court to be discharged from any and nil further duties and responsibilities connected with said estate and hi* administration there­ of, at which time and place you may be pres­ ent and resist such application, if you choose so to do. PHIL S, HARRISON, Administrator Great Department Store. It is not what you earn, but what yon save, that makes you rich. You save a dollar a week on Groceries, another dollar on your Meat bill, a dollar on your Dry Goods, a dollar on your new Spring Hat, and another on Shoes, for it is not alone in any one Department but in every Department that we show you a profit, and it counts up. To-dajr our topic is " ^ ^ WALL PAPER & PAINTS Ready Mixed Paints--Others get $1.35 a gallon; our price. . . .$1.10 Best St. Louis White Lead--Others get $6.50 per hundred lbs. our price only ...... 5.49 Best Boiled Linseed Oil--Others get 45 cents a gallin ; our price only , ...... ...... 39c Floor Paint--Best on Market--Others get $1 . our price only. 87c Brushes-->of all kinds at the lowest possible prices for such goods. Varnishes--Of the best quality at. very low prices. Wall Paper--A good white back, suitable for kitchen or bed­ room, with border and celling to match only 3c Others get from 4c to 5c for the very same paper. Better Paper- Glimmer and Gold, from .... .... 5c to He These papers are suitable for any room, and are equal to lots of 10c goods elsewhere. Extra Fine Gilt Paper--with 18 in. Blended Freeze only 10c to 12£c These are Very fine goods. Always sold for 15c te 25c. Embossed Papers--Very rich and elegant 18c to 29c A Big Package of Wall Paper Cleaner, enough for two rooms makes the paper bright and fresh,, you can do it, only 19c Portraits Framed, in neit and substantial manner, only .. .-. 98c Better Frames, Walnut and Gilt, that frame dealers ask $3 to $4 for, our price only .... .... $1.69 to $2.16 Photographs Enlarged and Framed at $1.98 to $2.98 Less than oahers to do the enlarging alone. Great Department ELGIN, ix^r^. What tbink ye! Are not bogus Plows and bogus Plow Repairs unsatisfactory and dear at any price ? If looking for the good, the true, the genuine, read the list: Bradley, Grand Detour, Rock Island All in Wood and Steel Beams, some stubble and turf and stubble and fully guaranteed. Look tor them. Buy only the genuine. Quick sales, best goods, low prices. A few bargains in Plows $9cash. BUllLONG DISC HARROWS, Grand Detour Disc Harrows, Detroit Disc Harrows, Ball Bearing. Lever Harrows, in wood and steel, 2 and 3 sections. v Seeders & .Drills, Prairie City "Seeders and Leader Drills, All steel frame sulky Plows and sulky Gkng Plows, and at prices sthat irill sell, satisfy and please. Oil your harness with the BLACK STAR HARNESS OIL. It, is the best, and for carriage top dressing has no equal Best Axle Grease, Machine Oil. Qualiiy the best JPSO tronble to show goods. Call anu learn prices. Store, Administrator's Notice of Filing Final Settlement. STATE OF ILLINOIS, I » McHenry County, | Estate of W, W. Cook, Dec-eased. To whom it may concern anrt to ibo teirs ami distributees of Baid estate: You are h»rel)y notified that on Monday, the third day of May, 1897. the Administrator^ot said estate will present to the County Court of MoH»nry County, at the Court House in WoodstooJr, Illinois, a final report of h s act* ndd ings as such Administrator and ask tho Court to be discharge^ from avu and all further duties and responsibilities ohnected with said estate and the ai;mini3- tratio^ ther'of at which time and ploi-e you oiRy^be pre ent and resist such application, if you choose so to do. C. E. COOK, Administrator, Z 3 3 22 60 1 60 J50 50 4 7(i Tl . 75 . 76 50 96 37 50 16 26 Administrator's Notice of Filing Final Settlement. STATE OF ILLINOIS, } McHenry County | Estate of Ella Cook, deceased, To whom it may < oncern, ami to the heirs and distributees of said pstate: You «re hereby notified that on Monday. th« third day <-f Mav, 1897, the Administraior of ga'<d E»*ate will present to ohe County Courtof McHenry County, at the Court House in oodst«ck, Illinois, a final report of his act sand doings as such Administrator and ask the Court. ; to be dis harg«d from any and all further duties and responsi iiifs con- verted with said Estate and the admistration thereof, at which time and place vou may be present and resist such application, if you choose «o to do C E, QOOK, Administrator. Total .11439 91 & You are an economical housewife ? Then you are interested in Sherer's Tea" in Pails. Just see what you get for 50 cents I FIRST--a pound of excellent Tea, new crop, rich flavor and strong. SECOND--a one quart covered tin pail containing the tea. THIRD--a genuine imported china TeaCup and Saucer, full size, gold band, decorated and very hand­ some. Large assortment. Our offer to furnish free this ex­ ceptionally fine cup and saucer can only be continued for ashoet time. If no dealer near yon keeps it or will order it send us OS tents in stamps and •vre will send Fail, Tea, Cup and Saueer by express to your rail­ road station prepaid. Sherer Brothers, 24 Years at 37 River Street, Chicago* TO THE DANCING PUBLIC. Julia A. Story haB just purchased a large assortment of Masks, Half Masks, Char­ acter Faces, Tinsin decorations and the many and various requisites for a mask party. Call and examine, From all accounts Chamberlain Cough Remedy is a Godsend to the afflicted. There is no advertisement about this; we .feel just like saying it.-- The Democrat, Carrollton, Ky. For Bale by J. A. Story, McHenry. H U M P H R E Y S ' No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No, No. No. No. No. 10 No. 20 No. 27 No. 30 No. 77 1 Cures Fever. 10 11 12 14 Worms. Infants' Diseases. Diarrhea. Neuralgia. 9 Cures Headache. Dyspepsia. Delayed Periods. Leuchorrea. Skin Diseases. 15 Cures Rheumatism. Malaria. Whooping Cough Kidney Diseases, Urinary Diseases Coldl'and Grip. Sold by Druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt of p£ice, 25c., or 5 for $1. DB. HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC MANUAL or DISEASES MAILED FKEE. Humphreys' Med. Co., Ill'William St„H.Y. Gent's laundried nhirts, with fancy col ored bosoms, at 6O3, 75c, 90c and $1 each. At Owen &Chapell's. Fish of all kinds at Owen & Chapell's When you want paint buy the Mon arcif^Mixed Paint. Guaranteed abso lutely pure. At Owen & Chapell's. Try a sack of Washburn-Crosby's super lative Flour.: Every sack guaranteed Owen & Chapell, Wanted-An Idea Who can think of sons simple thing to patent? Protect your Ideas; thev may bring you wealth Write JOHN WEDDERBuRN & CO.. Patent f -- neys. Washington, D. C., for their $i.800 prise andllat ot two hundred inventions wanted. SAM JONES. I <5 • it •THUNDERBOLTS," the latest and grandest book by this world-wide celebrity now oat and for sale exclusively by subscription. The only book given to the public by Sam Jones in ten years. Edited by Rev. B. P. Haynes. Intro­ duction by Bishop Joseph S. Key, of theM. E. Church, South. 600 pages. 122 splendid illustrations. Exclusive territory given. A bonanza for agents. Most rapidly* easily selling book of the age. Outfit. Including Prospectus, Only Eighty-five Cents. Or­ der Outfit at Once, Specifying Territory Desired. WONDERFUL SALES. FIVE to TEN DOLLARS EVERY DAY CAN EASILY BE MADE SELLING THIS WORK. To prove it, we give af ew items from actual sales made within the last few weeks: One agent in North Carolina sold 25 copies in five days. Another sold 27 copies in two andahalf days. Another sold 15 copies in two days, andanother 80 in three days. er sold 29 copies in six days. One agen t in Indiana sold 15 copies in two days. in South Carolina sold43 copiesia throe days. Oneagent in GeorgiaeoldlS in 1 Another asant in Georgia sold 25 in two days. An agent in Central Georgia sold 8 2 cop­ ies in ten days. When you consider the commission wo allow agents, and the immense " " ldei •e. Anoth- il£ old82cop- fl 1» stags days; another $9.25 in one day; another $33 ill two days; another $56.75 in three days. { B. F. HAYNES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Nashville, Tenn. J flR f RUTH'S next visit. Thursday, un.rnuino Apr. 15. Woodstock H use 10 to 9 P DOCTOR FRUTH „„, „„so yc'-landrfaYorablv known as UHICAGO'SLKADINCJ E>NIR?<F%AA| ISV xiiosTPi'ccKKstui, c»rK^BALR9Ti for his many and wonderful cutes of CATARRH throat, lungs, liver, dyspepsia, indices Un i nllllEl tion, all diseases of stomach and bowels Q! R{i!l AMrS £!H!! diseases, sores, pimples; _scraf uLUUU HI1U uMlt ula, syphilitic taints, tumors .('iter, ECZEMA and Blood Poison of eveiy nature. KIDNEY AND URINARY abdomen, bFadder, eedl- rt'ent in urine, brick-dust or white, painful urinations, height's disease and all diseases of the bladder. PRIVATE Oiseases -- Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Inflamma- r nlT nit tions, Discharges, Strictures, Weakness of Organs, Syphilis, Hydrocele, Varicoele and kindred troubles quickly cured. 1 flQT UANUnnn an<1 its attending ailments, LUOl MARnUUU both of Tonnir, Middle-Ajjev and Old Men. The awful effectsoi' early indiscretions, producing weakness, NERVOU8 DEBILITY, night ero- ib::ions, exhausting drains, pimples, bashfulness, loa >f energy and weakness of both body and brain. AfyKPflTrS? your troubles If out Of city. Thous- WW D B E> ands cured by correspondence aw' •nedlcines sent secretly. HH. p. p. FROTH. " ' 676 E. 48th Street, Chicago, lormai uonege 3 and Business University •J has been recently purchased by the under- "J signed, and will be run as a high grade 5 * Normal and Business University. 4 COURSES: H- * Classical, Scientific, Teacher*, 4 J Business, Shorthand, Music, Etc. 4 J Write for SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS J How to obtain a free scholarship. £ Box 200, C. W. BOUCHER, Marion, Ind. 2 /7>i AVINGS. *• 1 reooived and loaned on carefully se­ lected real estate Mcnritiee tad the ! ind 'r^itU^wLOAN S. ll Un Pints strent, ttaoa, liHaoU Are the Best in the Market. Always Give Satisfaction. DELIVERERED AT YOUR BOOR. Foi; Sale by C. A. DOUGLAS, West McHenry. V : VILLAGE ELECTION. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, That on Tuesday, the 20|Jh Day of April, -- next, At .the Village Hall, in the village of Mc. Henry, In the county ot McHenry and State ot Illinois, an election will be held for the following officers, viz: ONE PRESIDENT of the Board ol TriuteeB. THREE VILLAGE TRCJiTEE8, ON® VILLAGE OLERK, Which Election will be opened at 7 o'clock in Che'morning, and will Cjntinu© open until 5 o'clock in the afternoon of the eame day. Git en under mj hand at McHenry, Illinois the twenty-eeventh day of March. A J>. ia»7 A* O. RUPP, Village Clerk. McHenry, 111., Feb., 1897. T. J. WALSH. j 1 ji Crowri Gottage Colors. "AYE you ever tested a can of CROWN COTTAGE COLOKS? If not, do so now, and you will find that it is unquestionably, the BEST mixed paint on the market. It will positively cover more surface and last longer, thuB giving better^ satisfaction than any­ thing you have ever tried before. It is an absolutely PURE PAINT, without any Adult­ eration whatsoever, and in any case where it is foucd to be different than represented, the goods are forfeited. Remember, you need not pay for CROW N COTTAGE COLORS it the guarautee we give is not found good in every respect. ' F L. MCOMBER. ^iVest S'de Hardware Store WW otOHN RANSQNS TRADE Small profits and active business travel smoothly in the same road. This is the policy by which this store shall stand or fall. Signs of New Sprin? Dress Goods, Underwear, Glj>re», * ate, Shoes, W all Paper, Shades, Lace Curtains, Table Linens, in fact everything you need is here, and cash profits, remember, is all Perhaps by way of introduction we may mention a carefully ar- This Week Saturday. New Brilliantines, Henriettas, Novelty Goods, plain and figured. Special prices for this week Saturday's sale. Your choice 17c per vard. 12 styles new spring styles Tennis Flannels, worth 10c, your choice for 7£c. Very newest patterns in Table Damask, wortip 50c, - If you think our Footwear of the correct kind, keep us busy sell- ine vou. We bought them to sell to folks who want good shoes. The variety is quite large. Buy Dress stuff at our special sale, -at- JOHN EVANS0N & -JACOB JUSTEN,- AT THE EAST SIDE I ILL. Has just received a new stock oj goods in his line, to which he invites the attention of the public. Remember, I will meet all prices of my competitors on any and all goods in my line. , WE CAREY A FULL LINE OP Caskets, Coffins, Burial Robes, Etc., Etc. We guarantee first class work in every respect. ? ° Call and see me before purchasing, „ JACOB JVBTEN, McHenry, 111., Jan., 1897. !