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A I perfect fit nderwear tip; Si'1 'f/ I 'J I* . .%!?**"* § ^ W X- ' b <, • 1 Telephone No. ao. in all sizes, in Men's, Boys', Badies', Misses* and Children's, at extremely low prices, in light, med- ium and heavy weights. - , . n ; t •f' ' Cotton and wool bed blanket# }* ^ Flannelette and Percale Wrappers . ' & * JPuck Coats, 90c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Floor Oil Cloth and Patterns Gloves and Mittens, endless variety, 15c to $1.50 l^lour and other groceries at lowest prices ... vj Snaps in Groceries I t -v., 12 bars good Soap... .*.'.....35c 17 lbs Granulated Sugar. .$1.00 1 dog Lemons 15c Gal pail fancy fable Syrup,85c 1 lb good smoking Tobacco. 19c 19 lbs beet Brown Sugar. .$1.00 XXXX Coffee, per pkg .. 12c 8 bars Lenox Soap -85c 8 qts extra fine Cfrauberriee... .35c Good Rice, per lb. 4c 8lbs good Japan Te*.... .$1.00 15 lb pail Jelley.... 'i[ 88c | Yours truly, M. J. WALSH. V . •*:;? <'i \ 'V i C~ ^ • ^ •-1^ - / ̂ - $ i: m H Follow, Your Fad£; $ In California Golf, tennis, polo, bicycling, fishing, shooting, photo­ graphing, sailing, mountain climbing, sea bathing. Outdoor sports in this captivating climate axfe unic terrupted by winter weather. TheCaHfornia Limited, San­ ta F® Route, beginning Nov. 8, tari-weekly, Chicago to Los Angelee. Beginning early in Deonaber, daily, Chicago to Lot Angeles land 3aa Fran­ cisco. - • , V 4- Afik for illustrated pamphlets General pMaenger Offloe Atchison, Topvka * Suta Fe R'y CHICAGO SImm Fitting* and Wind ftlill« *teel and Oloodl Canfti •if. ' and " §V.. Fartn mathinerv fntt liftela every -: We are pre to do lork of alt Kinds Give us a call It Qonway & Rainey leave - McHtmry. 7.SJ a in. • • -• • "• fV. vttmoAT mttjtHfflfc' y ViaElfrlo DAT *aAUpi' • VlainttfU,. 5-«ia m.........Via lKw d t i . . V i a E l g i n . . . i V i 8J*pm. 7.33 am... iJ.l.'l p HI... ;,f Arrive hicago u m (CSQaui ;«IINI)AY TttAINS.; .Via Elgin.... Via ErKlii... V5.S0 p ill •lO.JJO a ra ,.H.40pm Chicago, Milwaukee St St. Paul. njnfen Passenger Btatlon. Alt trains from l»eftve Arrive Chicago. Nippersink. *K:a0AM 10:00 AM +1i30 p M a:00PM *3;10 p si S:J5 p « 6:30PM Leave Nippcrsink. +7:15 A M *7:30 AM +1:00 PM +7:30 P M *8:30 PM Arrive Chicago. 8:35 A M 9:40 a m 2:45 p it 0:00 v M 10:00 1 daily, + dally except Sunday, * Sunday only A.bstractsof Title; McHenry County Woodstock, ill. «• '•0: F. F. Axteil, Harvard. • , R. M. Patrick, Marengo. Dir««tors < John J. Murphy, Woodstock. | W. 0. Sichelberger, Woodstotek [Oio. L. Murphy, Woodstock : Red Estate Bought and Sold. Insurance and Loam Abstracts of Title and Conveyancing. DON 'T BE FOOLED ! Take the genuine, eriginat ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA Oar trade u g w i © dne Co., nark art « each package. Price, 35 cent*. Never aold In bulk~ Accent no wtetl- tute. Consumption can be cured Night Sweats, Coughs and Diar­ rhea Stopped in One Week's Treatment. Fever is Controlled and Temper­ ature Made Normal in Above Stated Time. Direct application of our remedy to Affected Lung Tissue; Ours the Only Rational and Ef­ fective Method. Marvelous Results Obtained by the Use of Newly Discovered Germicidal Remedies. For many years these remedies have been used and tested upon domestic animals infect­ ed by diseases peculiar to the speoies. On the hog, in hog cholera, on neat cattle, in pleuro pneumonia, etc. From the wonderful results achieved on these animals, the remedies have for some years been used In diseases of the human family, and have shown their efficacy in other diseases. In fact, all diseases that have their origin or causation from germs, whether microbe or fungoid, have been readi­ ly and rapidly cured by the application of tills new germicide. Its use in the treatment of Lung Oomplaints, also Catarrh, Hay Fever and Asthma, which often, and, in fact, almost always, are * at the botton of the causes of Lung diseases, especially Consumption, has been productive of such wonderful, posi­ tive and lasting results that it can truthfully be claimed that this heretofore dreaded scourge of humanity, Consumption, has been conquered, and is now no longer hopeless and unsatisfactory from the physician's standpoint. CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED, as is evidenced every day in OUR TREATMENT OF THIS DISEASE. Re­ markable progress is made by our patients in such a snort space of time that it is no longer a question. One week's treatment brings about a cessation of all of the symp­ toms that are so aggravating and distressing. Night sweats cease. Cough diminishes and loses its irritating characteristics, Expec­ toration becomes free. Increase of strength is noticeable. Fever is lessened or disappears entirely. The temper­ ature is lowered and soon becomes normal. The bowels become regular in their action and all diarrheal disturbances cease. Sleep is refreshing and natural. The general tone of the system is raised, and the patient eager­ ly awaits the time of treatment. A natural color soon appears, and the patient shows that nature once again is at work and the re­ cuperative processes are in full activity. The various centers of infection in the lung tissue are proken up, and the parts become recep­ tive to the direct application of the remedy. We claim that our method is the only natural and sensible one, and we have proved beyond the preadventure of a doubt that, where heretofore those afflicted by this disease have hopelessly perished in due course of time, such as suffer from this scourge, if they come to us for treatment, need not fear that they will not be cured. WE CURE THEM, and in a very short space of time. There is absolutely no question but that we can do as we claim; To prove this we make the fol­ lowing proposition: "We will treat any one suffering from Con­ sumption for one week without pay, and if after such trial of our remedies and methods they find our claims substantiated they may then begin a regular course of treatment." assure all afflicted with CON- bUMPTION that In one short week all of the disturbing and distrasslng symptoms will have been ameliorated and the patient en­ tered on recovery. No case is too severe for us to cure. Pa­ tients in all stages of the disease are benefit­ ed in a short time. Call and be convinced See and converse with patients now under treatment, and with those we have treated. Charges reasonable and within the reach of all. The Bannerman Institutei - 732 Madison St. ^ / Voice from the Grave! v Prof. Bannerman, Chicago.--Dear Sir: Un-. : wwi agi,,--Jn-itr oir; un solicited from you 1 beg to give you the fol- Jpwing testimonial, and I think that it would be doing myself an injury and to humanity at large if I did not make public the great --n f% Y. i* # * i MO ii:,si&Ssk benefit that you have done for me. You brought me out of the GRAVE and made me a good, healthy woman, after three long years of suffering with this dreadful disease, Con­ sumption. Given up by some of the best phy- > , /'.y up°n, my bed without any hope but" death to relieve me. From a woman of l«i pounds I wasted down to 80 pounds. A kind friend mentioned your name, but, like myself, my friend had last all hope, not only to save ine. but to ever obtain relief: tot in her mind, no scientist, no medical skill, could save me from "death." You rame to me like an from heaven, ami you said: "I will do my best to save you." Under the flrst and see:>nd treatment result was not apparent, but nft'.-i the first week hope came to me and my friends. I could sit up, eat, and walk af­ ter three or four months. I was a new woman. It is but W months. ;tnd I do my housework. My weight J* 154 pounds, and I feei that no words of mine are adequate to exprea# my grwaX K.atltude. Make till* pdbiic, so th&t some poor Consumptive mur learn to " that yon have solved this friMit Sure Cure for Consumption. . tny prwMWt addrese for inquiry w ly answered. MRB. J, BOYJ>. Sure Cure for Consumption. my present add res* for fnauir If aus Blvd. Come to our office knd & the£t«itimoni&ls. Bannerman Institute, Madiaon St., Chicago. roble !|tcal .dwi '^tne ^ extw^|p|g"|||pymodern tactics in iaa(jfipHHMtAK8 in a futile atiEBU to ff'fflPllilPtiPg" of indignation : feat that had set in against standard bearers, William Jen«fa)||* Bryian and Samuel AlschUler, cratic nominees for president and gov­ ernor, respectively. Tactics unheard of before were employed for the sole defeat of the republican candidate1 for governor, Judge Richard Yates. Prac- unbelleved to be possible w«r« MB. FRED H. ROWS, : , Chairman Republican State Committee. thrown in his path; boomerangs, roor­ backs and absolute prevarication in­ dulged in with desire to elect Samuel Alsehuler governor. The same of Wil­ liam Jennings Bryan was sacrificed in this desire. Cartoons were gotten up, issued and sent broadcast through­ out the state by the democratic leaders with intent to seduce votes by charg­ ing the republicans with carrying on a "racial war." Other matters were placed in vogue, known full well to every citizen now. All these, and far more, did Richard Yates have to con­ tend with, and with him his honest, steadfast friends and workers. For seven long weeks was the entile state honeycombed with scores and hundreds of spellbinders, orators and campaign features. The work greatly benefited the canvass of the nominees, and it will long be reme>mbered and pointed to with pride whenever the historic campaign is mentioned. . Regarding the work of tlfe state committee and Chairman Rowe** ef­ ficiency Judge Yates said in an inter* view after the election: "Leading men of all elements of the party have within the last few days expressed to me their admiration for State Chairman Rowe, At the out­ set 'it was frequently predicted that, owing to , its new officers, the state central committee would not manage the campaign capably and wisely. It is now conceded by all observers that the contrary has been true, and that the new committee has waged a cam­ paign the success of which justly en­ titles it to a rank which could have been expected only from veteran man­ agers. And it is to be observed that the more closely any given county committee throughout the state ob­ served and followed the advice and suggestions of the state central com­ mittee, the better showing at the polls was made by that given county." Pages of history could be writien of his wonderful campaign, and each page a glorious monument to his bravery, honesty and determination of purpose. The brave son of a noble father--Gov.* Ek^ JLichprd Yates. ^ MR U T. HOT, ; Chairman .Literature £oqimlttef. { Chairman Lutaas T. Hoy, of WoiM-* stock, was in charge of the literature bureau, assisted by his secretary. Charles E. Dole, of Mattoon. During the campaign the committee shipped to the county chairmen throughout the state 100 tons of literature, 200,- 000 lithographs of McKinley and Roosevelt, 500,000 lithographs of Judge Richard Yates, 200,000 colored litho­ graphs and cartoons, 1,500,000 Yates campaign buttons, 300,000 McKinley and Roosevelt campaign buttons and much other matter. A commodious storeroom was filled with literature, where it was addressed and prepared for shipment. Chairman Hoy had as­ sociated with him in his bureau W. A. Cristy, of McHenry, and Miss Jean- nette Merebamn, of Chicago, stenog­ rapher. The shipping department was in charge of and efficiently man­ aged by William A. Schwarze, of Free- port, assisted by Frank L. Kappler, Woodstock; J. March Patterson, Chi­ cago; Henry Hattendorff, Chicago; D. N. Eldred, Chicago; Carmine G. Sceruse, Chicago; Charles M. Leer, Chicago; Webb Lively, Springfield; Areh Williams, Quincy; George Wil- lianaA; Chicago, and Joseph Well, Chi­ cago. ' • . Editor Sees Wonders. Editor W. j$. Barry, of Lexington, it Qqyq Zf' His Emtor W. ,/V. Barry, of Lexinj Tenn., in exploring Mammoth ( contracted m, severe case of piles. quick core through usingr Buoklin's Arnica Salve convinced him it is another world'slwonder. Cures Piles, Injuries, Inflammation, and all Bodily Eruptions. Oply SSBo at Julia A. Story's. Two sorts of writers possess genius those think and those who cause others to think. TO CUBE A COLD IK ' OK1B DA*. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tal»- let* Alldraggistsrefund ^tooney if it taOalo enrt. SL W. Grovel sig- satozo Is m MMfa boac. 26c. rJ 1 J M ***%'% f * Hector. TlieCc;i;j A boo&l citieii^.lte;: _ over aoeordingto to# just' partBbentxtf ^t. PanllU^lwa^, of all and Of lflOO, has . JWeog«r de- Milwaukee A may ^fitddress. be (ftiiatdw withtWMjerrtstainpto paV postage, to the Chi­ cago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway, Chicago, 111. ao-8t Persons of delicate estate endure stupid criticism better than they do stupid praise. Many people worry because they be­ lieve they nave heart disease. The chances are that their hearts are all right but their stomachs are unable to digest food. Kodof Dyspepsia Cure di­ gests what you eai and prevents the for­ mation of gas which makes the stomach press against the heart. It will car» «very form of indigestion. Julia A. Story. • • There are sterile souls where nothing germinates, neither vices nor virtues. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in Chtaagb. Side r says; "We sell a great deal of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and find that it gives the most satiafac? fcory results, especially amoug children for severe colds and croup." For sale by Julia A. Story. Commonplace consolations are harsh for delicate sorrows. . ' { Both makers and circulators of counterfeits commit fraud. Honest men will not deceive you into buying worthless counterfeits of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The original is in­ fallible for curing piles injuries, eczema and skin diseases. Julia A. Story. God often visits us, but most of the tip© ¥£©, are not at home. „ • Stops the Cough ' and works off the ;i Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price 35 cents. We love justice greatly, and just men but little. . CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. Tin Kind Ym Han Always Boight Bears the Signature of you need a Telephone There is hardly an hour passes but that you could make convenient and prof­ itable use of a Telephone either in your office or house, or both, 5 to i6c per day of 24 hours is certainly a reasonable charge for service, and is hardly sufficient to be reckoned as an expense by the most economical. We will be glad to explain in person and a postal card request wil l receive prompt attention. Chicago Telephone Company SIMON STOpFEt, M *{er JlcHenry, IlllnpU , HOW A BOY WAS CURED (from the Herald, Marshall, 111.) ban interview with F, F. WUa- kle, bead miller of tbe Manrtmll mill*, of Marcturil, m., the pub­ lisher wu given tb« following f*ct« concerning ttte effects of MICRO GBftMI, weed t>y hi* ten- year-old ton. Heaatt: "My boy had been in poor health for over a year. He bad commenced to cough and expectorate; be became weak and nerroue and was going down in spite of everything we could do. Nothing: seemed to do him any permanent good, though several remedies were tried. Last May he BEGAN TAKING EVERYBODY'S BLOOD PURIFIER Prompt Positive Pure PU*s*nt «»d before he had finished the sec­ ond bottle his health was as good as ordinary boys of his age. I at­ tribute hit improvement entirely to MICRO OBRMI. He is from an tnees sound and wen, roay- i, cheerful and hippy-" r. Markle to an upright, honor­ able gentleman, in whose w<wdjtf- aoet«ooftde»oe can be placed ? . HUCB OITB DOLLAR here Ice. The il line in a very yonip^r be able alsewhere. V'tzWhen Clothing wants are felt, yoo should remem- ber that we carry the " m McHenry. Ilse price Is always !# , r ^ith the goods chosen. It will only be W yourself to give us a look. Overalls, -ti Bhirts, Duck Coats, Duck Rubber lined Coats, /Buck Sheep lined Coats, Mackinaw Coats, Rub- ber Coats, OU eloiJ* Coats, Etc. Pure QroceriM. Jersey iiiy Flour YottfB tor fall trade, JOHN J. Mtti-i Stoves! Stovesj New Stoves Old Stoves / ' J 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ n C h e a p S t o v ^ ' C C High Priced Stoves v ; 1 Stoves for all kinds of Fuel ^ ^ \ % lyi - Stoves for all kinds of People^. Stolyes for Cash and Stoves on Tiitte i ; '*"* / rf ' 1 'i** y~w* » V We take old Sto | - for.part payment and' r^1. ,% < •» , /the balance 1 ;• We can clean, repair and set up your heater on short i»,1 * tice. In addition to Stoves we carry a line of gei ,• Hardware, and do jobbing and repairing jn all 1 of-sheet metals. ** ' i ^ t % »A.»» " - *£* '!*<.- v '% F. L. flcOMBl West Sid« Hardware • ').t •• • • • • • • • • • •»Ai k , ' , a ---.."riifii'i-' •• j. w . t l r j ' ; ***-%• '? ? ' n E D I C I N ^ S PAINTS, OILS, COLORS TOILET ARTICLES, NO HONS >r t• ^ V ̂ , sr *• • ' - " , ""i" ^ V -J V 4 ' * t *1 I* ^ ft j miiii i > iij^nij' nf wnnni i "pwi| irti tit i HI 1^ ji JULIA A. STORY M c H E N R V , I L L I N O I S r: i - ' : ' V 5chooI Books §> Writing Tablets ,sjNH «npjg|ii fj f, J* * „r « * w I 3. $.BRomn $$on V si r;, A'. f , p*>i .1 'a'- ' ;• ; jPw mipMosi cswtsPy Patent DRUQQISTS ^ . '•'? ̂ •/"- . " » I * . i f » a®. Kw* w«wwti pkmmdat Bru^s Books and Statior FACmjDDRjm Tht MODERN REMEDY CO. - KEWANEE, ilL. iokl and GUAKAUTHSD by JULIA A. STOKY, UcQeur; >4# 4 > \ " " '* 9'1 $ - 4" r 4--% v •> > w,' you tried * ... ' "".'ft ^ " I" " v, i/-," : V , f -V. -•J'i K i ̂ Ml!*.* 4, ( i ,?,1 4 \ ' i1 . ;v, * -t1 i\ A- A H-'V' 1 Eeretnonial €bop Extra Choicest Japan Cea Put up ln t-4 pound pockogM. OILBERT BRf1 * - ,