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J rx -49 r* - • v.. * [ t0:9r&m ^ V- v-y\ ; ' * - i Tie Mdtaty PUiiteita PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY Tffi McHHRY PUlKDEAlHt (ONPARY. F. K. GRANOBB, W. A. CRISTY, J. B. PKRRY, Pres. Soo. Treas. | v E. J. HA*KI„ Manager. $«#ln Jwrten Block, two doors oarfh at •Owen & Chapcll's store. TELEPHONES Long Distance, No. 302; Ofti*ens\ NO.1 OF SUBSCRIPTION: tl.50 received for three or six toonths in the same proportion. TERMS • JOne year | Subscriptions Thursday, October 4, 1900* "it. 1- 'V Vr ' >owcip,. /}.•,:* The figures on the label after your name tell the date to which your subscription is paid. . For instance, if the label on your paper reads ig|i$^ J*Sept. 1, '99, it means your subscript ion is paid ? ' v to Sept. 1, '99. Jf you do not understand that the figures on your paper represent the date f ", ]• to which you think you are paid, notify us, >.* giving date and amount of your last payment, &•'. and we will try and adjust the same- Advertisers, Attention! , Those desiring their ails changed must have *S' ; copy in this office not later than Monday night ."% as we positively cannot make changes after *V ^ that time. ft REPUBLICAN TICKET. Held on Tuesday EZcction to be vember 6th, 1900. T'-jL l&h National. President............. WILLIAM McKINLEY Vice President. ...THEODORE ROOSEVELT State. Gove«i*<W.4. ...RICHARD YATES Lieutenant Governor W. A. NORTHCOTT Secretary of State JAMES A. ROSE Auditor .JAMES S. M'CCLLOUGH Treasurer.. ... .. .rrrrrM.O. WILLIAMSON Attorney General H. J. HAMLIN "State Trustees......... , IIRS. C. ALEXANDER, S. A. BULLARD, ALEX M'LEAN. Congressional. Congressman A. J. HOPKINS Member State Board of Equalization...... T. S. ROGERS Legislative. State Senator..'. DUFAY A. FULLER Foe Representatives 3 E. I>. SHURTLEFF, \% votes ( GEO. R. LYON, lHr votes County. Circuit Clerk GEO. B. RICHARDS State's Attorney. L. D. LOWELL, JR. Coroner.......,, ;«.DR. J. S. MAXON Surveyor.......... V... CHAS. H. TllYON : FOUR years of a Republican adminis­ tration have made hives of industry ont of more than 250.000 haunts of idleness and soup-housea #"•_ - ¥:• ft; ' fk*. STRIKES for higher wages never oc car in Democratic times. When the Democrats are in power people are glad to find employment at any price. IT is something like 5 Lucifer extolling heaven for such men as Adlai Steven­ son to be prating of patriotism, the Declaration of Independence nnd the principles advocated by Abraham Lin­ coln. says the democratic party. Their can­ didate must be elected in order to save the country! The scales will fall from their eyes on election day. AMERICAN CHINESE POLICY. Most Americans, without regard to politics, commend the president's atti­ tude in the Chinese matter. It is in ac­ cordance with our traditional policy in the orient. The order has been sent to withdraw our troops from Pekin, except a guard for the legation. This guard will be un­ der the command of an American officer, and not under the orders of Field Mar­ shal Waldersee. The command of our reinforced sqad- ron in Chinese waters hae been given to Admiral Kempff, whose wise and reso­ lute action in refusing to join in the bombardment of the forts at Taku main­ tained our friendly attitude toward China and did much to fix our policy in the late emergency. v Minister Conger has been directed to proceed with independent negotiations for a settlement with the Chinese gov­ ernment, and is authorized to act as a mediator between that government and the European powers. PROBATE NEWS REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Elgin Brick & Tile Co to V V Feltz, acres In nwi< sec 35, McHenry $ 900 00 James Green to John W Carey, lot 1, Simmons' addn toRingwood -- 1000 00 Nicholas Rosing to John H Mackay, lot 8, Nicholas liosing's subdivision 225 00 E F Hewes & w to August Brandt, s$4 lot 11, Mead's 2nd addn Hebron 900 00 Mrs Cynthia L Lawrence to Carrie M Bailey, pt lots 14 & 15, blk 2, George H GrifBngs addn to Woodstock 900 00 Gertie Jackson and h to Amanda C Fuller, lot 9, blk 3, Weaver's addn Cary 135000 William H Jewctt to J F Casey, pt lot 4» blk 2, E I Smith's addn to Woodstock. 50 00 Levi J Sliippee per admr to A L Rhodes lots 3. 4 & 5, blk 2, Browns addn to Ljfwrence ^ 300 00 Socrates H Good speed per admr to Ira R Curtiss, lot 5 of assrs plat of swH sec 6, Coral 200 00 Mary L Pratt per conservator to Eva L Wiley, pt wV4 swj* & neM of swM sec 35 & lots 14,15,15, 17, 18, 19 & 20 assTB * plat of se frl M section 27, Algonquin. 28000 Charles E Enlow & w to Charles L Teckler, lot 1, blk 1, Ford's addn to TCrystal Lake 1200 00 Mary J Walkup to Leondas W Walkup pt nwH ne>< sec 32 & pt w*4 seM & pt w>4 nwH sec 29, Nunda 1200 00 Alfred C Walkup et al to same, pt wH of nwx sec 29, Nunda 200 00 Annie M Cooney & h to Hannah H Cos- grove. pt swH r\e% sec 23, Hartland.. 130 00 Susan M Brainard et al to F E Worth- ingliam, lot 6, blk 2, G Brainard's aadn to Harvard 250 00 Alice Brainard et al per guard tosame, s.ime 25000 Joseph Beran to Frank Filip et al lots4 o & 8, blk 13, Algonquin 3200 00 Richard M Patrick & w to Isana Ren- wick, sub lot 1 of lot 44; also pt lot 44 assrs plat sec 30. Marengo 3400 00 Woodstock Cemetery assn to A Heider est lot 6, blk 8, Woodstock Cemetery association's 2nd addn Oakland ceme­ tery 25 00 August W Stork to Frederick Luhring, lots 13,14 & 15, Park addn Marengo... 100 00 ALREADY the census man has found over 538,000 manufacturing establish­ ments, as against 322,688 in 1890. This looks as though the trusts were not crushing out individual enterprises at such a great rate. W/*} W. J. STONE says the branch head­ quarters of the democratic national com­ mittee in New York will not be closed until the returns are all in showing Bryan's election. We hope Stone has secured his coal supply for the winter. " •JfV |-l|! f *1. IS i fr tAiyT-,, %Y> •J-'-J ! Estate of Pembroke S. Griffith. New Bond $37,000 filed and approved. Ap­ praisement bill and inventory approved, Estate of Andrew O. Heider. Proof of death. Petition for probate of will and letters testamentary filed. Hearing set for October 8, 1900. Estate of Wm. H. Jtfaher. Proof of heirship made. Final report filed and approved and executor discharged. Estate of Pearl Smith Lines. Inven­ tory and appraisement bill filed and ap­ proved. ; Estate of Dan Collins. Appraisement bill filed. Claim day was had in the following estates: Asenath Griffith. Pembroke S. Griffith, James Baird, Dan Collins, Charles Radloff. • / MARRIAGE LICENSES. v. Edward A. Johnsoa. 1.. .Tjhleago Lilla King.... ,V . Chicago Charles L. Adams...". Nellie Morris, ..». Allen M. Gates... Carrie M. Damon..... Edward W. Pedersoa. Fannie Jelinek. Knute Koarme. .j.;......Marengo Ida Stall.... wV,.......Marengo Bert W. Palmer... ..Harvard Harriett C. Wells. ..>.•>.; . . .^. Harvard John Edward Lane. vMr.Fox Lake Mary Eleanor Hucker..Fox Lake Earl P. Gates i. .Hebron Maude It. Prouty......... *.. Hebron Marengo Marengo »." iHebron ; . .Hebron ;.. .^Algonquin ... A Algonquin Church Not**. Emery L. Kimball will lead the Y. P. C. U. devotional meeting at the Univer- salist church next Sunday evening. Subject: "Heroism or the Ir<Jh in the blood," 1 cor. 9:26. This is a meeting for both old and young--All are wel­ come. "Come with us and we will do thee good." The Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church will meet with Mrs. R. Waite on Friday afternoon of this week for the purpose of quilting. Come early. A large attendance is requested. $60.00 per Month nnd Expenses can be made by a capable woman. Perma­ nent position. Experience unnecessary. Write at once for particulars. CLARK & Co., 234 South. 4th St., Philadelphia, Pa. is, by no means, the dreadful disease it is thought to be-- in the beginning. - It can always be St6ppfc<f-- in the beginning. The trouble is: you don't know you've got it; you don't believe it; you won't believe it-- till you are forced to. Then it is danger­ ous. > „ ^ . Don't be afraid; but attend to it quick- you c$» do it yow; self and at home. , ' Take Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, and live care­ fully every way. ' , ./ £ This is sound docttine, whatever you may think or be told; and. if heeded, will save life. If you have not tried It. send for free sample, Its agreeable taste will surpr iseyou. SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists. 409 Pearl Street, New York. 50c. and $1.00; all druggists. You little knew wheu first we met That some day you would be The lucky fellows I'd choose to let, Pay for my Rocky Mountain te*. Ask your druggest, r. and Mrs. Hepburn accompanied latter's mother to the city Wednes- , from which place she departed for r home in Ohio. The following delegates were.chosen the Universalist Sunday school to at- jnd the convention to be held at Nunda ;t. 12: Dr. Straub, Mrs. Buckland, r. Scott Harrison, Misses Anna Water- in and Myrtle Stevens. This is the season when mothers are alarmed on account of croup. It is quickly cured by One Minute Cough Cure, which children like to lake. Julia A. Story. pWINEU IT is the duty of every man who votes for McKinley to support the Republican Candidate for congress in his district. A president cannot be expected to carry out the pledges made by his party unless his party is given a majority in congress to support him. THOSE persons who cannot under- ' stfcnd why Adlai E. Stevenson can run on the Kansas City platform after in dorsing sound mone? in 1-892, simply ad­ mit they are not acquainted with the record of the man. Mr. Stevenson fond of holding office. THERE never was a time when Wil­ liam Jennings Bryan had the remotest chance of attaining to the presidency of the United States, and the strong proba bilites are that Nebraska has slipped away from him, so that he will not se­ cure the United States senatorship from tbpt state, the real prize for which he is struggling. .WHAT IS PROSPERITY? > The Baldwin locomotive works has ^P'-Ofdera for fifty locomotives for foreign "I* nse. The Cramps Shipbuilding Com- ^ pany is constructing several battleships for foreign nations. The Carnegie Steel company will supply the steel for the Damascus railway. The German empire comes here to borrow money. Sweden would negotiate a loan of ten millions And yet this country is going to the dogs be in a state of bankruptcy,' ; * s ; J kV: Hy.-1 ' PROBATE NEWS Estate of Excy D. Shufeldt. Inven­ tory filed. Estate of Pembroke S. Griffith. Ap­ plication of surety to withdraw from. Bond filed. Estate of Charles Radloff. Leave given to sell personal property at public sale. Estate of Socrates H, Goodspeed. Report of sale of real estate filed and ap­ proved. Estate of Eunice L. Vail Final re­ port filed and approved. Estate of Myron W. Poyer. Proof of death made. Will proven. Columbus P. Wright appointed exr. Bond $5000, filed and approved. Estate of L A. Austin. Sale bill filed and approved. ' / Estate of George Andrews. Proof of death and petition for probate of will filed. Hearing set for November 5,1900. Estate of John Mansfield, proof of heirship made. Report approved and report of sale of personal property ap­ proved. Final report approved and dis­ tribution ordered. Estate of minor heirs of Michael Cleary. Richard Aylward appointed guard. Bond, $500, filed and approved. Estate of Stanley Diggins. Leave givep tainvest money. Estate orBert W. Palmer, minor. "TJofiB. E. Wens appointed guardian. Bond $T00?MiIed and approved. Estate of Asenath Griffith. Inventory filed and approved, « Estate of John A. Earl. Final report approved and executrix discharged. Estate of John Thomas. Same. Estate of Wm. B. Austin, sale bill. Inventory and appraisement bill ap­ proved. Estate of minor heir of Wm. Foster. Final report approved. Guardian dis­ charged. Estate of Ellen W. Dunn, insane. Final report of conservator approved. James Neely appointed admr. Estate of Sherazada Van Alstyn Final report approved. Estate settled and executor discharged. Estate of James Baird. Appraise­ ment bill and inventory approved. Estate of Henry Wettlanfer. Proof of heirship made. Final report ap­ proved. Administrator to be discharged on presenting final receipts. Estate of Hiram T. Pingree. Sale bill approved. Final report approved and admr discharged. Estate of Roxana A. Hart. Report of sale of real estate approved and deed or­ dered delivered. Estate of Charles Radloff. Winoww's relinquishment and selection approved. Estate of Excy D. Shufeldt. Inven­ tory approved. Job Couldn't Have Stood it [f he'd had Itching Piles. They're ribly annoying; but Bucklen's Arnica Ive will cure the worst case of Piles earth. It has cured thousands. For juries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it's 5 best salve in the world. Price 25c. box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by ilia A. Story, druggist. UVAUCONOA. Maggie McMann is the guest of Irs. Harrison. , Mr. and Mrs. Fiedler were Chicago iitors Monday. Viys.-Torrance made a.business trip to >TAeusMeo The Academy of Northwest ern University. term . And six advantages. Seventeen teacher*, all college graduate*. Fits for any college. IMPUB touches Lake New and well equipped building. Fall ins September 26. Students from 27 ntatea 'oreign countries. Riiten low. Some peculiar Twelve miles from Chicago. Oampus Michigan. " for new illustrated catalogue, HBBBKBTF. FXSK, D.D., Principal. Evanston, 111. w* Tor Summer *;.W • ' |ve have a complete stock of wearables f i'aJlwhlch you should see. It consists of the Very best In UNDERWEAR HATS, FINE SHOES DRESS GOODS CLOTHING, ETC Qroceries and Hardware ; , jf our goods please you tell your friends. If there is any dissatisfaction tell us. Our aim is to please our customers. HERMAN STOPLE, Terra Cotta, 111. nave you tried it Ceremonial Chop Extra Choicest Japan Cea Put up in 1-4 pound packages. GILBERT BROS. Camps I have the finest line of Lamps ever shown in McHenry. Those beautiful lamps that add to the attractiveness of any home. It would be impossible to tell all about them in this space-- call and see them. Jardineres An elegant line to select from. It will do your eyes good to see them whether you wish to buy or not. Order one now for Xmas while the stock is complete. Fine Perfumes Best stock we ever had. Come and see them. Prices are always right. West McHenry, 111. GEO. W. BESLEY * h.vuj/ / ^ jf-Mr ̂ i 1 ~ i ̂ ̂ f ̂ ';1:' •-.rV; ffi-t * i b 'A T- 9111 kinds of % « « Fall and Ulititer Qoods agents f<*r Pingree ̂ Smith • €. Ill* Henderson * Shoes for Everybody Staley Underwear Sweet, Orr & Co. Overalls and Work Shirts Royal Worcester Corsets Lycoming Pants Snag Proof Rubber Boots Gold Medal Flour Red Dragon Tea Chase & Sanborn's Coffees^ W« handle nothing but the best and the old store is filled up with them «0wen $ Cbapell* «lllcRenry «Illinois « i ttttti ****** ttt********* i Drop in And take a look at our samples of Men's Fine Suits and Overcoats for Pall and Winter, 1900 and 1901, made by Kohn Bros. Prices, Style, Pit and Finish Guaranteed. New Dress Goods, Ginghams, Percales, Outing Flannels, Blan­ kets, Etc., arriving daily. Hats of every description, n«w and Stylish. Underwear for Fall and Wln- teiL Some specially good Val­ ues at 45c each. Ladies' Wrappers, Underwear and Corsets. r-- Hens' Overalls, Jackets, Shirts and Duck Coats. The Purest and Best Qroceries always in stock. Seal of Minne­ sota and Fancy Flour. Yours Truly, f Tafepbone No. a*. M. J. WALSH. S jfc - * *̂***************t******»*************************<̂ s I will soon be an article of necessity. Your store made an exceptionally fortunate pur­ chase of about 200 pairs. One in particular is a gray with fancy border, part wool, ex­ tra heavy, at $1.13 per pair. You may feel certain of this fact, that you can't duplicate it anywhere at less than $1.75 to $2.00. We have 75 pairs of this kind and if you come at once they will be yours at the low price, Si. 13 15 new styles black Dress Goods, 25 new styles colored Dress Goods, all of high grade goods, per yard..... ...35cto $1.00 FUR COLLARETTES are just in, New Wrappers, New Capes, New Jackets in abundance at correct prices. OUR SHOES give service because they are made from the best material. r1"1 7! West McHenry, 111 W. C. Evanson V . - .i',k i V ^ ; ' . ^ N '