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'$» *# ^ W "VS' E * ̂ T'^"^s "i$ 'W W~"if *l(r^ • * •. rsBHI ft '̂4 m Z r - ,t -- M ... .f£?v+,, ' «.i " | PERSONAL HAPPENING J l««t(«^t»«»t(fiCt|itCf!|«t1«|«t Evan son's Mule. ' JrJ ;•., Elgin Butter Market. ,.i- On the Elgin board of trade Monday "lrilt one lot of 1 500 pounds of batter was offered by Darinda and that was quickly purchased at 21c a pound. The quotation committee declared the market steady at 21 cents. ' ' . "C ' , 1 1 . ^ > 1 ini| III II I mnili II , f *V Evanson's Mnle. , . ' ". "Only 102 days more in this fear. •: : lira. Abbott, of Ostend, Was a Mc- Henry caller Tuesday. Look elsewhere for Gilbert Bros., of­ ferings in the grocery line. CaU on H. C. Mead for iine pictures """ of Republican candidates. , Mrs. L. Stoddard, of Pelvidexe, is the guest of Mrs. T. J. Walsh. ' Mrs. E. Bremer, of Barreville, called on friends here Wednesday. ,1 Call and see the elegant line of tablets for sale at Julia A. Story's. Peter Rothermal, of Johnsbtarg, was & McHenry caller this morning. Hiss S. Ramsay, of Chicago, spent Sunday with McHenry friends. JBd Cobb returned to his school duties gift Cincinnati last Thursday evening. •••••••'- Mrs. James Reed has returned from a peasant visit with Chicago relatives. Mrs. Turner and daughters, {iude and Mary, visited Solon friends last week. Mrs. C. C. Chapell was the guest of ©gin relatives the latter part of last *ireek. . H. Miller* Yolo, was ip town this morning and ma$e The Plaindeal- er a pleasant call. / H« n. A. J. Hopkins, of Aurora, will de­ liver an address in McHenry Oct. 2. Par­ ticulars next week.j Mrs. Ella Lamphere moved into the residence recently purchased from Wm, Tesch, last Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. S. Cove" enjoyed a •frit with Mrs. E. H. Walker at Lake 0$neva last week Wednesday. , Albert S. Parka, who has been con |̂ ed to the house by illness for several a*y». is able to be around again. "Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Chapell and little daughter returned from a visit with friends in Elgin Wednesday evening. '̂ Mr. Lunn, who occupies one of M. J. Jtasten's cottages at Pistakee Bay, frac­ tured his collar bone, Tuesday afternoon. Dr. Wells was called and rep ris him on Ton will make no in baying all school books at Julia A, Story's. Messers W. A. Cristy and Simon Stof. fel attended the Republican rally at Woodstock Tuesday evening. Mrs. W. P. Bassett, of Ostend, has been enjoying a visit from her friend, Mrs. W. F. Boulding, of Rockford, la. Mrs. C. H. Parks, who has been visit­ ing friends in Chicago for the past few days, returned home Wednesday morn­ ing. Have yon got in on that grocery deal offered by Gilbert Bros., the lot of goods they sell for $2.50, can not be duplica­ ted for the money at wholesale. Mr. Chas. Hutchinson and Miss Myr­ tle Robertson drove up from Barring- ton Sunday and spent the day with Mrs. Dora and Miss Etta Alexander. If in need of a few staple groceries look for Gilbert Bros., ad in this paper They agree to save you $1.00 on a list of goods that is needed in every family. Mrs. M. W. Merriman entertained Mrs. Krause, of Elgin, Mrs. Sarah Mc- Otuber, of Chicago, Mrs. Leone Scott and Miss Allie Waite at dinner last week Thursday. Mrs. M. A. Hibbawt, who has been in Ayres, Me., for several months past, returned to McHenry this morning. The climate was found to severe for one so advanced in years. We are in receipt of a letter from F. G. Mayes, who is now living in Racine, Wis. Mr. Mayes says that he is enjoy­ ing good health and that The Plain- dealer is the most welcome visitor he receives. Miss Bessie Knight, of Chicago, spent Sunday with her grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Brown. Mifs Knight left Chicago the first of the week for Smith college where she passed the last school year. O. W. Owen spent the latter part of last week with his daughter, Mrs. Paul Brown, at her home in Glencoe. He was accompanied home by his little grandson, Donald Brown, who remained for a few days' visit. Bear in mind that the prices of grocer- ies are rapidly on the advance. If you are in need of a few household necessi­ ties. look for Gilbert Bros., list of goods they are offering for $2.50. Buy Mow and save money. Miss May Allen, of Ringwood, w the goest of McHenry friends last Sun­ day. Mrs. M. W. Merriman spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Dwelly, at Ring wood. Wm. Langham, of Woodstock, was a visitor in town today,, and made us a friendly call. Mrs. W. Terwilliger, Master Lee Terwilliger, of Kenard, Neb.. Mrs. Sarah McOmber, of Chicago, Mrs. Dr. Terwilliger, Mrs. Keys and Mrs. Mason were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. M- Merriman Wednesday last. Rev. Wm. Nickel, of Chicago, here Tuesday to officiate at the funeral of Mrs. Antoinette Whiting. Mr. Nickel was a school teacher in McHenry many years ago and paid a number of his pupils (who are now men and women with silvered hair) pleasant calls. Don't miss the big street parade of Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin. It will take place at noon of the day advertised. It almost equals a circus in length, with two brass bands. The only colored lady drum corps, many fine dogs, male and femal# drgm jnajorBj flags, etc. Dance Sept. 98. Oiriiig to the inclemency of the weath­ er last evening, the dance in Riversidf hall was not largely attended and it lu» been decided to arrange for a simiia; dance to be given Friday evening, Sept. 28. Hardin's celebrated harp orchestra consisting of five pieces will furnish the music and an elaborate supper will be served. All in attendance are assured of a royal evening as everything will be done that might add to the pleasure of the guests. £§RMlf MAK ONCAH OP --*** 'DR.* i* ' CREAM BAKING POWDER ^ 1 •-Y- S Highest Honors, World's Flif Qold Medal, Midwinter Fair Avoid Baking Powders containing * •Ian. nwya»ia|Mio«st«.h*^ *S\ »' • 'Wf&aar ,*r so E a JjJ . E Freight C. * N. W. R. R. TIMS TABLE. MtHINNV, ILL. GOING NORTH. lOlflBA.*.--W. D. .11:34 A. M -- G. I). «• «*..«»«« A.M. W. IX ' .. .tl:06A.M.-a D. ii.,...... 5:00p. M.-- G. D. ,„V 8:00 p. M.--W. D. 4:45 p. M.--W. D. ....,.....*6:51 p. M.-- G. D. 10:65 A. M.-». D. AOINQ SOUTH. M O Passenger 7:1S A. M.--W. D. D ,.7:32 A. M. G. D. E .8:33 A. M.--W. D. E . * „3:1«P.M. G. 1). E * ..Jl: 15 p. m.--W, I>. 8 w 7:08 p. M.--W. D. 8 " 7:2* P. M.-G. D. EPrelfcht ... ...., 8:18 p. m.-- G. D. E--ExceptSmMJays. I>--Dally. SO--Satur­ days only. 8--Sundays only. M O--Mondays only. W D--Wisconsin Division. G 1> Gale­ na Division. B. Bess, Ageut. Want Column. vXTAA'I'ttilJ--MatMBften to sell our lubru-iitinn w oiis. mutM. belting and specialties to commission. Good goods oils, threshermen, on tnd liberal proposition. Address giving re­ ferences. Thb How abo Oil. & Gkkamh OO.. Cleveland, Olilo. \XT anted--Active man, of good ̂ character to V¥ deliver and collect <n Illinois for old established manufacturing wholesale house. iU00 a year, sure pay. Honesty more than ex­ perience required. Our reference, any bank in any city. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. Manufacturers, Third Floor, 334 lMarborn 8t.. Chicago. ll-10t CH)R BALE--Farm of 140 acres more or less, x 5 zplles northeast of McHenry at Pistakee Lake (Myers' Bay) over half a mile water front, also house and one and one half acres m Johnsburgh. For Information apply to Wlf J MT1B8* 40-3m SIS Frankun St.. Elgin. 111. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Estate of Martha P. Gage, deceased. The undersigned having been appointed Ex- ecutrlei's of the last Will and Testament of- Martha P. Gage, deceased, iate of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois,hereby gives notice that they will appear before the County Court of McIIenryCounty; at the Court House In Woodstock; at the December Term; on the first Monday in December next; at which time all persous having claims against said estate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the under­ signed. Dated this 17th day of September, A. D.,1900. Alskwa Smith, I Eirecutrices GBOROIB C LI km ens, f ^Mcutrices 1*». IIV iBaby Thrive:: IF not, something must be < > wrong with its food. If the • • mother's milk doesn't nour­ ish it, she needs SCG|TS EMULSION. It supplies the I elements of fat required for the baby. If baby, b mot j nourished by its artiltai1 food, then it requires Serifs Emulsion: Half a teaspoonful three ] or four times a day in its < ̂ bottfe will have the desired < ̂ [ effect It seems to have a <» magical effect upon babies < • and children. A fifty-cent < | bottle will prove the truth | < o of our statements. SbotUd b* latum ia well 1st wiator. Soc. and ti.oo, g SOOTT> iOWNE, & % rista. . , Ntw EXECUTOR'S NOTICE , Estate of Geoi^e Gage deceased. The uudersigned having been appointed Executrlces of the lastWill and Testament of George Gage deceased, late of the County of McHenry aud State of Illinois, hereby give notice that they will appear before the County Court of McHenry County, at the Oourt House in Woodstock, at the November Term, on the first Monday in November next, at which time all persons having claims against said estate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this 17th day of Septbmber, A. D„ 1900 na Smith, EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Estate of Martin Adams, deceased. The undersigned having been appointed Executrix of the Will and Testament of ilijife Martin Adams, deceased, late of the County ; of McHenry and State of Illinois, hereby gives 1, ;,; notice that she will appear before the County Court of McHenry County, at the Court House in Woodstock, at the November Term, on the ; first Monday in November next, at which iV time all persons having claims against said , estate are notified and requested to attend ;:s,a for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to the y'0M uudersigned' Dated this 3rd day of September, A. D., 1000. 10-3t Mart K. Adams, Executrix. for Summer , ' '0M we have a complete stock of wearables which you s" " " " very best in UNDERWEAR which you should see. It consists Of ' ' * "q . , 7 \ • i • • » ' 1 : . • ' HATS, FINE SHOES rat DRESS GOODS CLOTHING, ETC Wll Cirocerles and Hardware If our goods please you tell your frieikte. . A;:? If there is any dissatisfaction tell us. Our aim is to please our customers. HERMAN STOPLE, Terra Cotfca, III. ;| | \ - V'*"4 1 ^ . v * *' 3- -.Auctioneer My lease having expired, and being fully determined to quit farming, the undersigned will sell at Public Auction, without re­ serve, on thp Ward farm, 6 miles east of Woodstock, 4 miles west of McHenry, on the Bull Valley and McHenry road, on WEDNESDAY SEPT At 10 o'clock A. M., the following- described property, Sixteen fine cows, bulls, horses, pigs, hay, grain and farm nachinery, the machinery is nearly new - . iiOOD 1.UNCH AT NQO?* • . • • • v . • • :'-k' ' I i" .., « / ' •W.c » TERMS OP SALE: Sums of $10 and under, cash. Over that imount a credit of 12 months will be given on approved notes at 7 « per cent. 2 per cent, off for cash on sums entitled to credit. Posi- ̂ tively no property removed until nettled for. ^ ' f ' J, '•3>f • "' jri-' T ~t, r J, ^ > v > f ' 7 ^ / , J i . \ , f f * * + £ " t v » , . ? > r < ; EDWARD NELSON, tt'- t s.y.t * t n< *" •