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PtJBUSHKD BVKBT THURSDAY BY nmiALm commit W. A. CararT, J, B. Perry, Treas K. J. Haul, Manager. two doom w*i4» «C Block, VBX.KPBOMV: LoecPIstance, No, 8B; - Cltoem*, Mo. 1 TERMS OP SUBSCMPTIOail •**"' ...tub Jlons" received for time or iti taontlM in the same proportion. Thursday, riarch 7, 1901 NOTICE. Tfce flgafw on the label after your namfi tell tire date to which your subscription Is paid For Instance, If the label on your paper reads Sept. 1, '99, It means your subscription is paid to Sept. 1, '99. If you do not understand that fctaejlgures on your paper represent the date to Which you think you are paid, notify us, StvJag date aad amount of your lastpajjawt* and we will try and adjust the same. MeBKNKV BErVBUCAN CAUCUS. The Republican legal voters of the township of McHenry are requested to meet In caucus in the city hall, Mc Henry, on Saturday afternoon, March 18, at 2 o'clock for the purpose of plac­ ing in nomination candidates for super­ visor, town clerk, assessor, collector, highway commissioner, two justice? of the peace, two constables and the trans­ acting of any other business that may' properly come before said caucus. W. A. Crist v, Chairman Republican Township Com. • Auditors' Meeting. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Auditors for the Town of McHenry, County of McHenry, State of Illinois, will meet at the town clerk's office on Tuesday, the 26th day of March, 1901, at two o'clock p. m. to audit any and all accounts against said town. Dated this 5th day of March, A- D., 1901. Chas, B. Hakmsen, Town Clerk. Rubles of The Milwaukee Sentinel has been appointed consul gen­ eral to Hong Kong. The Chinese prod- ably will write it "Rub Lee." W "refinement," when representing the government abroad. It is not necessary and not desirable that they should be able to shine in fashionable assemblies, dance and talk gaily at glittering re­ ceptions abroad, or be familiar in any sense with the niceties of the "smart set." But it is abominable to say that, in the absence of such qualities, a man unfit to become a naval officer who otherwise ia richly deserving and highly recommended by Admiral Sampson says of young Morgan, a gunner who super intended the divers at the wreck of the Maine and afterwards served on Admiral Sampson's flagship, the New York, Off Santiago. He was heartily recom­ mended for promotion by Captain Sigs- bee of the Maine, and highly recom­ mended by Admiral Sampson for meri­ torious conduct, mainly bearing duty and goqd behavior, but not fitted for ad­ vancement because during peace the duty of the navy is to represent the gov­ ernment abroad and its officers should possess "refinement." In other words, they should be graduates of the Annapo­ lis naval academy. This always has been an ironclad creed with officers of the United States navy, but there are times when it is more honored by not being observed. It does not detract from Admiral Sampson's merits as a naval officer that he sprang from a condition in life quite devoid of "refinement." His father was an honest, industrious laboring man, who1 daily* took his shovel and worked on the afreets of the town where he lived, and is not to Admiral Sampson's discredit that he, as a youth, followed in his father's footsteps and also dug on the streets until by good luck he got an appointment to the Annapolis naval school, where he received rudimentary lessons in the refinement he afterwards acquired aboard ship as an officer of the American navy, an opportunity he would now deny to every American sea­ man, no matter how meritorious, un­ less, perchance, he has been hazed and graduated at the Annapolis academy. If Gunner Morgan is worthy of promo­ tion, he should receive it and let the •refinement" follow. i Illinois can very cordially congratu­ late the Illinois Central Railroad com­ pany on the fiftieth anniversary of its advent as an Illinois corporation. Dur­ ing its half century of existence it has paid into the state treasury something like $20,000,000. During last year rhe Pennsylvania Railroad company paid nearly $250,000 in pensions to 1,292 retired employes, nine tenths of whom are more than seventy years old. And that is not the only great corporation which cannot be allied wholly soulless. After July 1, next, stamps will not be required on bank checks, money or­ ders, telegraph and telephone messages, promissory notes, express receipts, cer­ tificates of deposits, conveyances below $2,500, leases, mortgages, proprietary medicines, perfumery cosmetics and sundry other things where the special war tax has been annoying and some­ what burdensome. ' The Filipinos in the district of Luzon voider Gen. Fred Grant's jurisdiction seem to have been impressed with the injunction of that official's famous father, 'let us have peace,*' and have pat it into practical effect. Peace not only prevails throughout the district, but the people have been given civil government in which they themselves , :MEf prime factors and participants. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab­ lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove'b sig­ nature is on each box. 25c. PROBATE NEWS REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Woodstock Cemetery Asscn to James Thompson et al, It 16, blk 8, Wood­ stock Cemetery association's addn Oakland cemetery t Edward Galvin to Margaret Galvln H of swM swM sec 22. swS< sej^sec 22, also neM sec 33 & wH v/% nwM sec 25, Dunham Peter Harts & w to Richard M Patrick Its 6 & 7, blk 35, Marengo Improve­ ment syndicate addn, Marengo Sherman K Bartholomew & w to same It 2, blk 31, Marengo Imp Synd addn Marengo Delphi E Vail to same. It 1, blk 35, Ma­ rengo Imp Synd addn Marengo Sherman K Bartholomew & w to same. Its 5 & 6, blk 36. Marengo Imp Synd addn Marengo. Sr K UNCLE SAM HEADS THE LIST. Complete returns regaiding the ex ports of domestic products from the United States during the calendar year 1900 show that this country now stands at the head of the exporting nations of tile world. It finally has surpassed all its competitors in the race for commer­ cial supremacy. The figures for 1900, When compared with the reports from nations, show that our exports are 'ter than those of any other country. The total exports of domestic merchan­ dise from the United States last year aggregated in value $1,453,013,659 ; those from the United Kingdom, which here' tofore has led in the race, aggregated $1,418,348,000, and those from Germany H.050,611,000. v Twenty-five years ago this country ftood fourth in this list and was sur Passed by Great Britain, Germany and JVance. During this quarter of a cen , tory the exports of the United States iave increased 192 per cent, those of {Germany seventy-three per cent, those Great Britain thirty-four per cent, 4nd those of France but five per cent. And the great gains made last year give us a lead of more than thirty #M»s over Great Britain, which that Station will find it difficult to overcome. ADMIRAL SAMPSON'S MISTAKE, "•f'o*-,' Admiral Sampson for once has done fc^mething deserving of adverse criti i-V k®8 taken a position in re i £ promotion of a deserving wto ' : jBeaman of the American navy which '* ..must not be recognized as just or prop- % « er' ̂ it: gratifying to know that he [J. not sustained in it either by the pres- Ment or secretary of the navy. Accord- .I11# to Admiral Sampson's opinion, an .officer of the United States navy must jbe something more than gallant, effi­ cient, well-behaved and of prepossessing ^appearance. These would seem to cover J|the whole scale of qualities necessary for ^•consideration in determining a seaman's jfitness for promotion after he had per- ^ : formed special meretorions service, but Admiral Sampson says that one essen ( tial quality is missing from them. In ||time of peace, he says, the duty of the r nary is to represent the government abroad, and consequently a naval officer ' f ^should be a man of refinement i \ , , This is. worse than ridiculous. The fe-A »American navy would lose nothing if its . ^ p'ji pffloen wen conspicuous for their Same to Agnes Purvis, It 1, blk 30, Ma­ rengo Imp Synd addn Marengo 15000 Same to Mary L Purves, It 7, blk 25, Marengo Imp Synd addn Marengo... 150 00 Mareitta Hyde & h to Fannie Brlgham pc In sw!< swM sec 9, Hebron 1800 00 Mrs Saphronia Mason et al to John Carpenter, 30 acres off n part nwj* swM sec 17. Chemung 1 00 John Carpenter & w to Oscar Burr, same 2250 00 Harriet M Austin et al to Richard Burke, wH It 1, nwH sec 4, also It 1 of ne fr and e% It 1 of nwM sec 5, Green­ wood 880000 Benjamin Anderson to Thomas Lind- sey, It 15, blk 13, Hobart's addn to Woodstock 2500 Erastus E Richards & to same, It 18, blk 13, Hobart's addn to Woodstock. 25 00 V S Lumley & w to same, It 20, blk t, Hobart's addn to Woodstock 35 00 Charles H Lanning to Edna Goff, Its 20 & 21, blk 1, Crystal Lake 500 00 Antonio J Zoia & w to Emma E Pair- child, s 61 ft, Its 1 & 2, blk 1, Emily H Hutchins 1st addn to Woodstock 150000 Louis H Wenholz & w to James D Sen­ sor, e 49 ft. It 1, blk 7, Plumleigh's addn Algonquin 100000 Mary R Joslyn et al to Benedict Stup- fel, n 14 ft It 2, blk 7, Woodstock 30 00 00000 30 00 75 00 1500 1500 F I S H OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE; CON SISTING OF TJIE FOLLOWING- VARIETIES AT PRICE# THAT WILL SURELY MEET YOUR FAVOR Holland Herring, imported, lQlbJceg Smoked Herring, per box.. ^ f. Spiced Herring, per pound. . J, Spiced Herring, fine, 10fb pail. White Fish, per lb. 9c; 8 lbs. fpr| White Pish, per 101b pail Boneless Codfish, per lib brick Boneless Codfish, per 2 lb box Salted Mackerel, £ft> each, per pound Fancy red Salmon, tiro Ifc cans for WALL PAPER AGAIN WE CALL YOUK ATTENTION TO OUR LINE OF WALL PAPER, COMB AND SEE IT NOW, WHILE THE STOCK IS COMPLETE. NOTHING BETTER TO BE FOUND IN THE COUNTY '•Pm Frank Pugh to George Pugh. und H int in seH nel-4 sec 31, nel-4 sel-4 sec 31. Dorr 180000 Bert W Palmer & w to B D Stevenson et al, H int in ett sel-4 sec 35, Dun­ ham 1000 00 George F Renwlch a w to Albert R»bn sel-4 sec 83, w 54 a of wH swl-4 s.x- 34. pt nel-4 sec 33 & pt nwl-4 sec 34, Marengo 1050000 James N Batef & w to William A Wal­ lace. 15?.5 a in sees 3 & 4, Riley 8448 50 Miles A Lyons to Harvey V Wilcox, w H nwl-H sec 33, Dorr 3400 00 Walter A Hartwell et al to George J Thomas et al, pt wH swl-4 sec i, pt e% sel-4 sec 2, pt wH sel-4 & pt eH swl-4 sec 2, Greenwood 798500 John H Higgins et al per master to V S Lumley. pts It 1 & 10 & 9, blk 19, Woodstock 106700 Henry Thelen ft w to Mathias N Freund. 1J90 a in nwl-4 sel-4 sec 8, McHenry 50 00 Mathias N Freund & w to Henry Thelen, 11.100 a in nwl-4 sel-4 sec 5, McHenry 600 Theodore M Shearer to Fremont Hoy, e% swl-4 sec 15, Seneca. 1 MOO 00 Walter S Stewart & w to James Mathl- son, 177.83 acres in sec 28, Hebron.... 1040000 050000 750 00 5700 00 Want Column. 0"EED OATS. We have 1,000 bushels choice ^ white seed Oats for sale. Free from foul seed, sweet and ali right, early. 33-tf Selling fast'. Call Wilbur Lumber Co, "CVDR SALE--A good two story, eight room A house. In good location. Price 81,300. 33-tf. Apply to John Nimsgern, McHenry TjV)R SALE--100 Barred Plymouth Fowls, 50 cockerels, 50 pullets. Choice birds. Price 75c. to fl each. Address or inquire of J. V. Buckland, Ringwood, 111. 25-10t. HOUSE TO RENT--The Chris, house. Apply to N. J. Justen. Nichel s 20-tf TpARM FOR RENT--One-half mile south of -*• McHenry, 123 acres nearly all under cul­ tivation. Also a house containing ten rooms and nearly six acres of land. Apply to Mrs Michael Cleary, McHenry, 111. 31t FOR RENT--A farm consisting of 128 acres on the Nunda road will be. rented reason­ able to good parties. Apply to The Plaindea- er office. 31tf STRAYED--Male hound pup, brown head, black ears. Kindly notify A, Anners, West McHenry, 111. * Caroline Spragg & h to Marcus Ellis, pt It 1, blk 1, hafford's addn Marengo John Fahey et al to Orilla J Gillis, pt s% ne^ sec 26, Chemung Henry Wheeler & w to Frank Howden pt swM sec 11, & swM se?4 sec 11, Richmond Lorenzo I) Seaman to Erasmus W Sea­ man, 8H acres in nwM sec 19, Hebron Same to same, wK swM sec 10, Hebron Same to same, It 29 & n 4 rds It 28, He­ bron F W Patrick A w to Abraham L Bean, eH se« sec 19, e 30 acres of wH aex sec 19, Dorr George A Lumley & w to George Mans­ field, It & assrs plat swii sec 11, Greenwood H N Thompson & w to Frank Kaiser, eV4 wk & nea swx Sc. n«x of nwj< sec 31, McHenry Michael E W right & w to Louis Fehd, nwl-4 swl-4 sec 32, Dorr Sarah Lye to Sarah Cowlln, pt It 4, blk 6, WalKup's addn Nunda, wH swK & wH e% swM sec 4. pt nw'4 sec 3, e% swM & wVi swl-4 nel-4 sec 21. & 1 a in nwl-4 sec 28, pt sel-4 sec 21 w of Ry, Algonquin, It 12, blk 10, Gates' addn Nunda, except &c Its 1 & 2, blk 11, Crystal Lake & Nunda Union ceme­ tery Theresa Parker to Floyd D Parker, It 4, blk 7, Blackman's addn Harvard.. Charles Loudenbeck to James Camp­ bell, pt It 25, assrs plat swl-4 sec 36. Marengo 1400 00 George 11 Perkins to Will Henning, w H sel-4 sec 18, sel-4 nel-4 sec 18, Riley 7800 00 James Campbell to Charles Hahn sw l-^ sel-4 sec 2, s!4 sel-4 sel-4 sec 2, & pt nH pt nel-4 nel-4 sec 11, w of road Henry Salow & w to Frederick Rich­ ards et al 1 acre In swl<4 nwl-4 sec 34 Algonquin Charles W E Schroeder per shfT to the Peter Mueller Wine & Liquor Co, It 870000 100 100 100 (00 95000 080000 1650 00 100&C 100 450000 - S'# /iv m L( 12, Maplewood Park in nwl-4 25, McHenry Illsha Heath to Harry Albert Ileath, sub it 3, It 26, assrs plat sec 36, Ma­ rengo Same to Henry A Heath, It 28, assrs plat nwl-4 sec 7. Coral Arthur F Miller & w to Mrs Eunice An- druss, % a in ne cor It 214, assrs plat sec 8, Dorr John J Murphy & w to Mary Garry, 20 a in swl-4 nwl-4 sec 10, Grafton Henry C Lahrec & w to John L Carr, w!4 swl-4 sec 10, Chemung Patrick Scanlan to John Cleary, sel-4 nel-3 sec 3 & n% nel-4 sel-4 sec 3, Nunda Franklin Brown & w to Magnus Carl­ son, s 45 a of n'/, sel-4 sec 1, Dorr also 40000 100000 21500 100 100&C 500 00 900000 350000 n>£ It 2, swl-4 sec 6, Nunda.. Same to F P Jackman, pt It 2, nw frl 1-4 sec 2, Dunham 10D Mary A McCue to George Hunt et al, pt nwl-4 sec 36, Hebron 8000 Albert Hensel & w to Bernhart Glutb, sel-4 sel-4 sec 6, w 30 acres of swl-4 of swl-4 of swl-4 see 5, also 10 a in nwl-4 swl-4 sec 5, Grafton Anna M Barber & h to Thomas J Stalls et al. n % nwl-4 swl-4, strip 2 rds widel off e end sH nwl-4 of swl-4, sel-4 sw' 1-4 & s 10 a of nel-4 swl-4, ex & c, ail < in sec 16, also eH sel-4 sec 17, * nel-4' nwl-4 sec 21* Greenwood..... 00 • bl , n PROBATE NEWS. Estate of Henry Diekmann. Widows relinquishment and selection approved. Estate of Frank Mrasek. Inventory approved. Estate of Andrew Bourne. Inventory approved. Estate of Fred J. Watson, minor. Guardian appointed for purpose of giv­ ing consent to join U. S. army. Estate of Hannah Smith. Proof of death made. Charles Smith appointed administrator. Bond $1200, filed and approved. Estate of Matilda Smith. Proof of death made. Fred Smith appointed ad­ ministrator. Bond $100, filed and ap­ proved. _ Estate of Cora W. Reed, inventory approved. Estate of James Smith. Final report approved. Estate settled and executor discharged. Estate of Nancy A. Winch. Final re­ port approved. Estate settled and exe­ cutor discharged. Estate of Dorathe Sender. Proof of heirship made. Final report approved. Executor discharged on filing final re­ ceipts. Estate of Jennie Calef. Proof of heir­ ship made. Final report approved Administrator discharged on presenting final receipts. Estate of Olive Hadley. Proof of death. Petition for probate of will and letters testamentary filed. Hearing March 18. Estate of Ann Y. Palmer. Petition for citation continued to next term of court Estate of Roxie A. BidwelL Proof of death. Petition for probate of will and letters testamentary filed. Hearing March 18. Estate of Wm. Henry Lambrecht. Report of sale of real estate approved. Deed ordered. Estate of Catherine Clark. Final re­ port filed. Estate of Charles Radloff. Report of sale of real estate approved. Deed or­ dered. Estate of Nelson C. Jerome. Will proven and admitted to probate. Howell R. Jerome appointed administrator with will annexed. Bond $200. Estate of Wilhelm Cuttschow. Proof of heirship Mid notice of final settlement made. Estate of Zebolon E. Goodrich. Re­ port filed and approved. Estate of Robert Wallace. Inventory and appraisement bill approved. Estate of Albert Croskinski. Report filed and approved. Estate of Andrew Hunter. XiSave given to pay taxes for this year: Estate of John Rieber. Proof of heir­ ship made. Estate of William Griffith Reid, minor. Inventory filed and approved. Estate of Timothy Toomey. Proof of death made. Will proven and admitted to probate. Timothy Murphy appointed administrator with will annexed. Estate of Peter Fitzgerald. Petition for letters of guardianship filed. In­ ventory and appraisement bill filed. Estate of Joseph Winn. Administra­ tor discharged. Estate of Andrew W. Thomas. Leave given to pay taxes for 1900. Estate of Warren Hulett. Appraisers changed. Claim day was had in the following estates: Raymond C. Murphy, Robert Wallace, Cora W. Reid, Peter Fitzger­ ald, Peter Freund, Henry T. Woodruff, W i l l i a m S h o t l U ^ v p t o i u n t B e , James J. Nolan. MARRIAGE LICENSES. LaVerne Maxon Big Foot Edith M. Hicks....^riptree, England Albert Weinke............ ..Woodstock Lena Steinke...*....... . ...Beloit Wis. Paul F. Smith....i Woodstock Lizzie Wallace Woodstock William Eicksteadt... .. .» »> Riley Elsie Sulldon Riley Christ Nothiiagle... ... Ferham, Minn. Augusta Polnow.vr. .T-......... .Union Henry F. Loess... .Marengo Helen Bork ;*/«>...Marengo xrU>R SALE)--A good house and two lots will -1- will be sold cheap. House one of the best built In McHenry. Apply to Peter J. Freund. 35tf SALE--Choice cow with calf by side, Would make a good dairy *tf T^OR part jersey, cow. Inquire at this office. Night Was Her Terror, "I would cough nearly all night long," writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate, of Alex­ andria, Ind.. "and could hardly get any sleep. I had consumption so bad that if I walked a block I would cough frightfully and spit blood, but, when all other medicines failed, three $1.00 bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery wholly- cured me and I gained 58 pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Bron­ chitis and all Throat and Lung Troubles. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at Julia A Story's drug store. j D. T. SMILEY, Solicitor. ' " MASTER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE State or Illinois ) J-SB. McHenry Copnty j In the Circuit Oourt of McHenry.Oountjr- Jacob Justen | vs >B111 to Forclose. John Krause et al J PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that In pursuance of a decree made ana entered by said Court in the above entitled cause on the 31st day of Jan., A. D., 1901, I, Geo. W. Field, master in Chancery of the Circuit Court of McHenry County, Illinois, will, on Saturday, the (Jth day of March, A. D. 1901, at the hour of one o'clock in the af­ ternoon, at the East door of the Court House in the city of Woodstock, county of McHenry and State of Illinois, sell at public vendure to the highest and best bidder for cash, .'ill and singular, the following described prem­ ises and real estate in said decree mentioned, or so much thereof as will satisfy said decree, situated in the town of McHenry, County of McHenry and State of Illinois, to-wit: Lot number three (3) in Block number three (8) in the Village of West McHenry and Origi­ nal plat thereof. Dated at Woodstock, 111., Feb. 11, A. D., 1901. Geo. w. Field, 33-4t Master in Chancery. There's no reflection so dainty, no light so charming as the mellow glow that comes from Prepared in mwy color tints to harmonise with ear ro trad i n g * i n d i n i n g room, drawing room b«d room or hail. Sold •Torywhere. Made by STANDARD OIL CO. C o m m a i i i c & t i ' O t i is an element that enters largely into tylODERN M E T H O D S It is this which makes t h e T E L E P H O N E an indispensible adjunct Business or residence service 5 to* 16 cents per day of 24 hours Chkigo Telephone (onpiy SIMON STOffEL, Mgr., McHenry, HI. dins. i. wins & (o. C A S u c e B u y e V i Dressed Poultry, dame, Furs, Eggs and Butter. S»04"DUANE NEW YORK. Write (or present M prices. Do n ' t Be Fo o l e d i Take tbc genuine, original ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA © Made only by MafflMn Medi­cine Co., Madison, Wis. It keep* yon well. Oar trade mark cut on each package. Price, 35 cent*. Never eoM In bulk. Accept no tute. Aak your druggist. *X V M 'O 'A3NJ.IHM 131 •rn'owaiio -SOB'^V •WIKifc *1 DjaqjiON iv&iD •HA MSAO SaiVM HOI cSH31iliS -muofoi joj Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what yon eat. This preparation contains all of the Aigestants and digests all kinds of food. It gives instant relief and never fails to cure. It allows you to eat all tbe food you want. The most sensitive stomachs can take it- By its use many thousands of dyspeptics have been Cured after everything else failed. It is unequalled for ali stoiuach troubles. H can't help but do yon i@o4 Prepared only by E. C. KrWrrr & Co., Chicago Tnetl.bottlecontains^/i size. Julia A. Btory and Geo. W. Besley. s -i. if J » 4a JO tpfcbii v<\\ JO aSvfovApv aipi 0| liiun^oddo moA si HQ N •SMf -ootmui limn 9pvm wuitu; xpu s|] t9\rm axvnbs jo spvvs | -noxj; J9A03 asqaii; 9]q*nj^A jo mmo} m *po*I puv uitxS ue«i9*jeA» M|^n KOJiOKIHSViWL ^xaiasaaisEO^A. -M M O U J S 3 N 0 9 H 1 1 V 3 M 1 1 V ~r 'on GREAT NORTHERN TICKETS ON SALE February 13th, 10th. 26 th; March 5th, 12th, 10th, 36th ; April 3d, Oth, 16th, 23d, 80th, 1901. Claud DeHocm.^^ Mra. SttNUi Friss. *«».•, :;•*» s .. .Hebron ..,>Bodweter, H. Y. Ph i l i p General eommissioit ' merchant Stall 1 A 3, Fulton St. Wholesale Market i '•MM ewMso, inuMto Special attention given to the sale of Dreased Beef, flutton * Hogs, Veal, Poultry Hides, Etc. jV' Butter and Egfi 4 Thia ia the oldest house ont Tags and price liats tarnished on application m COLO STORAOE Tirb We have a large stock of fish for the Lenten season and caii furnish your table with any of the staples or delicacies in the fish liii$. Imported Holland Herring Spiced and Smoked Herring Baited Mackerel, White fish , y, p Boneless Codfish ^> -1 ^ , - <t .* Canned Salmon in all graaes p All kinds Canned- Sardines . Lobsters. Etc., Etc*% Oysters direct from Baltimore "' ' i G I L B E R T B R O S , McHenry 1 ihihhhimmhh--Hwmiimmn»nM>»nm D t * + Vi'4 - I" i - - V-:f •i- PRESCRIPTIONS C A R E F U L L Y COMPOUNDED ai«:S("s«s4i f jff r •*" ^ , >• m --. /: .jSt), .At. r*L . /. . rsftT., rv •^T f - \y i ' •TOILET ARTICLES •In o t i o n s ,,,, .-PAINTS AND OILS . ' -FINE CHINA WARE T A T I O N E R Y K V;: : 3L- *<!•, V; mm ELEGANT LAMPS . > V tg >• v ^ / i f 1? -4^ V.> ? ' Y * < ^ -r*4. " "•**,»v'/ *, k 1 J U L I A A . S T O R Y n c H E N I L L I N O I S m &i W H Y A A* The C. F. Blanke Tea & Coffee Co. has secured the following agencies in this vicinity to handle their, celebrated £eap and Coffees: i j GILBERT BROS., McHenry SIMON STOFPEL West McHenry Antioch--Williams Bros. Arlington Heights--F E Davit.. Barrlngton--John C Plagge h,* ,-*<• Oury E Kerne & Son fj « . i Crystil Lake-- O C Oolby " / Des Plaines--Spiegler Bros, j -; Edison Park--Wolf & Bohr Grays Lake--F 1> Batterehalf' Greenwood--E G Westerman" *. *. ^ Gurnee--J R Bracher G i l b e r t s -- G a n c l i o w & K u n k e « i • Harvard--H H Megra«k«"» ' Hebron -Rowe Bros. ; - ' r . Huntley -P H (Miialz . ' * K Ivanhoe--John Meikla. .. J7 ̂ Johnsburgh--John P - ; "• s Lake Vilia - Rowling & Balnstable Lake Zurich--<J W Kohl Liberty vllle--Triggs & Krause Milburn--A Pautell , . Mount Prospect--L F BuweeK^i?^ Norwood Park--Jas A Lowe ., Palatine--Schoppe Bros. Park Ridge--Paine Bros. * . Richmond--F O Schroeder s- * r * Rockerfeller--W W Kalgge Russell--Siver Bros. Solon Mills--Wm Simes . . .. Spring Grove--E E Hartwell I l n i o n -- O L I v r e m e r - t , , , w Volo J H Richardson *. Wauconda Goldlng Bit». (Wwa Woodstock--Geo H Hooker m'ftm Faust Blend. C o f f e e served exclusively on Dining Can of The Pullman Palace Qr Co. and twenty-five other of the grea%4;-. eat Railroad and Steamboat line^ Hotels and Restaurants of th|i ' £ United States and Canute • • : > ft" * i' by weight; has the finest drinkinjf quality of any Coffee in the worli .; -<0(1 is always the same. ' P" * •7 * I "• Put up by • (i f. BLANKE TEA & (OFfEf f Promoters of High Grade Goodf 1 and Proprietors of the Most Com . plete Coffee Plant in the U. S. OSBSSI P U R I T Y is a very essen­ tial thing in a 'drug store and in buying drugs and patent med­ icines we bear t-hfo in mind". We guarantee our stock to be of the purest oft, the market.... A COrtPLETE STOCK Not only is our stock complete--it is fresh and new in every department We have secured the services of H. A. Goddard, a competent pharmacist, which insures accuracy in compounding prescriptions » ' • * - % i- ^ Pia,iicjr Goods, Notions, Toilet Article, Fancy Station^oy School Supplies, Wall Paper, Paints and Oils Druggist's Sundries ' C.i 4 ^ ^ ^ »in«weod, m, J, S. BROWN & SON, IIIIIMWIIIIli 1 '"•?