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P IK IWMW PUINDUiat OMPARY. K-OBAHOB* W. A. CRISTY, J. R PIBHI, PREB- See. Treas. CHAS. D. SCHOONMAKKR, Editor. OB«» FO .Tnntea Block. Telephone, No. HI. TSftMS OP •UBSORIPTION: <P|E year IMD CQK months, 75CTS. Throe months. 40ct*. ' ' • • Thursday, July 18, 1901. ^ TO OUR RKAOKRS. With 1his issue Mr. Charlea D. Schoon- maker assumes the duties of editor of The Plaindealer. Mr. Schoonmaker's connection with the paper for more than two years as printer is a guarantee that the typographical appearance of the paper will not suffer ae he is still man­ ager of that department; and we can truthfully say that from our past exper­ ience, we can assure our subscribers and advertisers that no effort of his will be spared in devoting this paper's columns to what he considers for the best inter­ ests of the town of McHenry. With these interests in view the hearty co­ operation of oar citizens is solicited, as only by such assistance can tWe best re- be attained. • Very truly, •' * . THE PLAINDEALER COMPANY. I; *|F? , GREETING. X: tri "taking up the duties of manager of : The Plaindealer, I fully realize the re­ sponsibility of the position. It is said that "Not even Jupiter pleases every one," but it will always be my aim to do better than Jupiter, although it is an impossibility. "McHenry first and 11m world afterward," will be my motto, and by keeping it before me, hope to give subscribers the best of local news service. I trust that all ooritributers and especially the corre­ spondents will remain faithful and that . all dealings will always be of a pleasant nature. Very Respectfully, CHAS. D. SCHOONMAKER. HI _ that the to if the lease the ihbrs of^od. It nnenfa ttiat EHjal|2$ intends to bring^NlWn down to sarth instead of ascending to heaven in cloud as he did long, long ago. COUNTY CLERK'S SURVEY NOTIOL Notice is hereby Riven to the owners off 1 following described real estate BLTT * the tV>unty of McHenry and StaUsof to-wit : F*ul> parts of sections 4, 7, K 13. 14. L.V 30. 21. 33, 33. 24. 25. 2FI, 27, FEC A »D 35. TOWNSHIP 4" n >rtli of RINGES 3 NI 1*. M.„HS C.HI not now IT- iug to law for I ho pnr|x>.si- of ASISESS] la .vtw. and more part icuhirly t,BE < the following PITVES AND PUREE Is of LU lots now assessed to and described as t»-wit: TO WHO* ASSESSED DKSCRt SKCTIOW 4, RANOK vj , W H Harrison. 30 rds w end SH WMFC. ?. 9.75 Patrick McOarry. 5 rds wend s'4 NWM- . • 3.75 Wm l*odj?e. s% (ex 12.50 acres s end) nwM 67.50 DO e 155 acres (ex 77.11 acres sand W SIDE) SWH 82.8# PATRICK MCTIARRY, S SIDE SWH ... 55.8# WIN II HARRISON. WSULESWH 21.25 WM LVVDFRE. N PT (EX R LI> WH SEH... 44.KJ Patrick McUarry, s pt (ex K R) WIFC,A*JI|,, SUM. SUCTION 7. RANGE 8. Tbos WALKLNSUIN. pt NE1* NWM. .. . ...... * Eliza W&lkttigton, pt nel-4 nwl-4....,..;,. 8# SECTION 8, RANOK &. ° ' ; 'f ? WM H Harrison, ne pt EX n«M-..1JS0 SJU Beatty, s pt »M» N«J< & SUCTION i>. RANUES. , Henry Simpson. » pt (e x H R) EH MIL.... H O Allen, e pt (ex R R) WH LIEX-. Mattie A Dwelly, sw cor uej< H C Al len , pt EH NWX METTLE A Dwelly, pt EK EH SWM- John Carey, j r . s pt se!< John V Hucklaiuf, s pt and pteH BiLaeM. <B WM H Harrison, w 115 acres. . .. SRCTION 10, RAMOS 8. W ELI T CHASE, PT SH NWH . 57 DO NV£ (EX 15 ACRES) NW54........ 65 H L WATERMAN, SW PT E OF R R SWJ< 14 MRS JANE SPAULDING, SO PT S OF RD SWX.... 84 G A STEVENS, (EX R R) PT SWM 33JS0 SECTION 12. RANGE 8. CASTOR ADAMS, N PT (EX 6 ACRES) SEX..«»%« 71.00 *NHN KARLS, SW PT NWI< SE)< .50 3» S»90 10 Mathias Junper, sw pt SEJ< Jacob Huemann, mid pt SEJ< Henry Krumpen Est. n pt NWM se||.K SECTION 13, RANGS 8. Maria Smith (ex pt lot 2) new... ANNA Freund, sw cor (ex pt lot Stephen M Schniitt, w pt lot 2 nel-4. * 1SLWAH II, or John Alexander Dome urould like a formula for the preserva­ tion of eggs. ANYONE contemplating suicide should >ke his overcoat with him--the change Hill be so sudden. < PITY the board of review now fn urn- i at Woodstock, for who can blame the tax payer for kicking during this leather. » . PATRICK H. O'DONNELJL has been anointed for a second term by Govern­ or or Yates as public administrator of ;i' Oook county. < IT would be much better to eat an ignited match than throw it down care­ lessly these days. Better one should suffer than the entire populace. I No excuse to help the hobo found 'HwreKng in an easterly direction. The farmers of Kansas want 15,000 men to help them with their summer's work at Wages paid to mechanics in the east. v SOMEBODY should call the attention <rf the Democrats of Ohio to the fact that such a person as William Jennings Bryan still is in existence. They appear ID imagine that there is no such person. COULD a person wish for a better variety show than the windings, twist- Iftgs, wranglings and eruptions among the Democratic parties. Like all such shows, there is an entire change of pro- i every week or two. ' WHY should the Democrats of Ohio waste so much valuable time in adver­ tising their repudiation of Bryan and free silver. True, it is a cloud upon their horizon, but they should not des- are snch things as cl#nfl pair--there DESPITE the fact that the cotxstrnip- Uon of sugar in the United States was *20,000 tons greater in 1900 than in 1899, ^|he imports from foreign countries fell off more than 600,000 tons in the same jwriod. This shows how the beet sugar industry is growing. I AFTER an incarceration of twenty five years, Cole and James Younger have been parolled from the Minnesota State prison. They were convicted on the charge ot muider at the time of the ffreat Northfield bank raid. By the provisions of the parole they will not be P > allowed to leave the state. H THE Woodstock Sentinel last week j closed its forty-fifth volume. The Sen ^ne '̂ nnder the kind and gentle influ H ^ ence of C. A. Lemmers, is a wide-awake, ^ up-to-date paper and a credit to the county. It is as staid and reliable as |J> its age would suggest, and is well sup p%' ported by business houses of Wood p stock. m:. E»': FARMERS seem concerned about the fe corn crop. Of course they have a per i !• feet right to worry and everyone with a grain of sense will condole with them , ;s But let us look back into the past fifty **' years and figure out how many corn K r crops have been ruined. Now the show 11^ ing is not bad, is it? Oust keep a stiff fff, upper lip and twenty chances to one !§,;V; the Great Ruler will take care of North rV, ' em Illinois. Later--It rained, f i' A TOPEK A dispatch says that 10,000 xf* :* harvest machines were running in BLan sas Sunday and Sunday night, and 50 5,';,#^ 000 men labored from sunrise to sunset in the wheat fields, and 50,000 more * / from sunset to sunrise. The crop is im- mense, the wheat is prematurely ripen- p||ing from the drouth, and the wheat || A wnst be saved in a few days or much of fe', it will be lost.--Ex. DOWIE has laid down the following roles to those who intend residing in Zion City: There can be no toftarco, no doctors, no drug stores, no butcher shops, rendering establishments, gun­ powder factories, or places where wise :: S g 10 47.50 « •«R0 .50 17 10 30.75 5.06 4.79 JX .63 1.19 .50 .31 3.20 .85 .75 4.81 .05 .05 1.90 1.50 3.50 .50 2JJ7 2.50 4.20 S 1 1.98 1 4 S t.75 i 22 4J>4 7 Theo Meyers, s pt lot 3, nel-4-- Mathias .Jlinger, n pt lot 3 nel-4 H Hettermann. w pt lot 40 and WH FART 5.. Jacob Kot hermel. (ex s e cor) lot 9........ Peter Wirfs. se cor lot# eo Nell, e pt lot 30 John P Lav. pt It 14 Joseph Palmes, s mid pt lot 14....VTVI.V.I Nicholas Freund. mid pt lot 14-- Margaret ha Scheid, n pt 14 Martin Niesen Est, pt lot IB M i .-lute! Thiel. pt lot 15 Mat hias N Freund, sw cor lot 1#....-.. ..'.. Jacob Meyers (ex sw cor) lots 16,17 &WK18 Joseph Mertes. nw cor It 26 Mary Theleu, n center lot 86.. rank Freund, pt lot 28-- .lacob Meyer. Sr est, n pt lot 18-- Jacob Meyer. J r . pt It-28 * J J Meyer est. n w cor lot 28 A M Weber, (ex e pt) lot 30 ......A Mathias S Freund, mid pt lot 38... John Schaefer. s ptlot 38 J B Britz Est. n pt lot 38 Mathias P Schaefer. s pt lot 88 John May. e pt lot 40 and lot 35 Huhfrt Michaels, pt nel-4 nel-4nwt-4.... "rank Smith, N mid pt nel-4 Swl-4 John May. pt nel-4 swl-4-- Mathiiis P Black, n of se cor lot 37......... John M May. se cor lot 37 "hris Blake, lot 36 and pt lot 37 Catholic Bishop of Chicago, cent pt nel-4 Mathias Karls, W& N pt nel-4 swl-4.., Hubert Karls, EH n pt nel-4 swl-4. ....... 8ECTION 14, RANGE 8. Bernard Tonion, eft nwl-4 and e pt f>% NWL-4 98 STEPHEN J FREUND, WH (EX 19 ACRES) NWL-4 61 FRE« SCHMITT EST, E PT E% SEL-4 11 FRANK MILLER, MID PT E^4 SWL-4 AND E PT E X SWL-4 42.56 MATH P BLACK, W PT SEL-4 SWL-4 23.44 B TONION, N PT EH SWL-4.. 15 JOSEPH THELEN, NE PT EV4 SEL-4 14 "RANK MILLER , S PT SEL-4 22 PHILIP SCHAEFER EST, NW PT SEL-4.ILL PETER IIUEUZ, N 2AE PT EHSEL-4......... ; S NICHOLAS SCHAEFER, % ACRE IN SWL-4 .60 SECTION 15, RANGE 8. H L WATERMAN, (EX NE COR) E PT N% NWL-4 34 N SCHAEFER, S H E O F R R NWL-4 8 JOHN CAREY, W OF R R S!4 NWL-4 AND W OF EBNI4 SWL-4 121 N SCHNEFER EST, SEL-4 SWL-4 AND E OF & B SWL-4 66 SECTION 20, RANGE 8. ' CHAS E JECKS, W PT (EX 10 A) SWL-4,....*..4 90 ROBERT RICHARDSON EST, W PT SWL-I..... .T. 49 ARTHUR O WHITING, E PT SWL-4 60 SECTION 21, RANGE 8. H O ALLEN, NWL-4 SEL-4 NEL-4 AND (EX 6 AT:RES) NEL-4 NEL-4 45 DATES, CENTER PT NH NEL-4 20.50 EDWARD NOON AN, SWL-4 (EX 5 ACRES) NEL-4.. 34.50 JOHN \Y PFAIINENSTILL. S SIDE SWL-4,NEI-«4.. JO EDWARD NOON AN. NW 14H A NEL-4. 14J0 M E LAWSON, SEL-4 NWL-4 NEL-4 10 SECTION 22, RANGE 8. IGE COLBY, SE PT EH SEL-4 8 C COLBY, (EX R R & SE COR A NE COR) SEL-4136.75 JOHN A SCHAEFER, NE COR NWL-4SEL-4 10.25 F H BRAND, PT SEL-4 4 JOHN A SCHAEFER, W PT WH (W OF RR) NEL-4 53.75 NICHOLAS SCHAEFER, E PTWH (WOF RR)NEH 9.05 " C COLBY, E PT WH NEL-4 (E OF R 11) 17.! SECTION 23, RANGE 8. PAGE COLBY, SW COR EH SWL-4 .38 J J DIEDERICH, EH (EX SW COR) SWL-4 79.62 PETER BLACK EST, W PT (EX SE COR) SEL-4 102 JOSEPH BLACK, SE COR W P T SEL- 4 . . , 1 0 A L HOWE, E PT SEL-4 SEL-4 .I........ 18 BRADFORD SMITH, PT W PT SEL-3 5 NICHOLAS JUSTEN, E PT NEL- 4 SEL- 4 . . . 1 5 SECTION 24, RANGE 8. JACOB FREUND EST, N PT E FRL NEL-4 32 S M SMITH, S PT E FRL NEL-4 ..33 JOHN HUEMANN, NE PT AND N 61-4 ACRES SW 1-4 NWL-4 38 25 A L HOWE, N PT SWL-4 AND A PT SWL-4 77 NICHOLAS JUSTEN, NW COR SWL-4 48.50 A L HOWE- S PT N FRL SEL-4 2 JOHN HUEMANN, CENTPT 83.75 FRED SMITH EST, S 33.75 ACRES AND N 23ACRES WL-2 NWL-4 55.75 JACOB F SCHMITT, PT EL-2 SEL-4 96 M A HOWELL, PT EL-2 SEL-4 36 SECTION 25, RANGE 8. A II HOWE (EX 3.10 ACRES) W FRL L-2 NWL-4.. 33.84 LUCY H PIKE, PT SWL-4 NW FRL 1-4 6.08 DIEDERICH, E FRL 1-2 NWL -4 64.80 J C Eskilson, n pt (iiw of road) wl-2 swl-4 9.82 Chris Stegmann, cent pt (nw of road) wl-2 16.50 Mary Laughlin, s pt n pt wl-2 SW&.'.!!!. .65 E S WHEELER, (E OF ROAD) WL-2 SWL-4 46.39 SUSAN «< REUND (S OF ROAD) WL-2 SWL-4 4.50 SECTION 26,^KANGE 8. BRADFORD SMITY, (EX S PT 7 ACRES) NWL-4 . NEL-4 B JOSEPH BLACK, S PT NWL-4 NEL-4 T A M BULIR, E SIDE SWL-4 NEL-4 JJSO JOSEPH BLACK, SW COR NEL-4 6 NICHOLAS WINKELS, NW COR SWL-4 NEI-4.... 7 JOSEPH N SCHAEFER, W PT EL-2 NWL-4 75 R BISHOP EST, E PT N PT (EX R R) SWL-4 98 04 .20 A7 pt (ex Knickerbocker Ice Co, w pt n pt swl-4. Ella L Evanson, pt swl-4 Wm S to (Tel, pt »wl-4 Jas B Perry, pt swl-4 Elizabeth Stoffel, pt swl-4 Ii W Stafford, sw cor swl-4 Alsena Smith (e and w of R R)JRT swl-4 swl-4 Adolph Ibsh, n pt sel-4 Peter J Freund, e of sw cor s pt sel-4 E M Owen est, s pt sel-4., Jacob Bonslett, nw cor s pt sel-4... Peter J Schoewer, sw cor s pt sel-4 Peter B Freund, pt sel-4 Norrlquist & Weber, piece next sobik 24/ McHenry vil WM VOLZ, opposite lots 6& 7, blk 2 W Mc­ Henry Fred Volz, opposite lot 8, blk 2, W Mc­ Henry WM Kaniholz, opposite lot 9, blk 2, W Mc­ Henry August Vol®, opposite lot 10, blk 2, W Mc­ Henry C T Eldredge, opposite lot 11, blk2, W Mc­ Henry C T Eldredge, opposite lots 1 &2, blk 3, W McHenry Chas H Parks, opposite lots 3& 4, blk 3, W McHenry N J Justen, opposite lots 5 & 6, blk 3, W McHenry C H I'arks, opposite E pt lot 7, blk 3, W McHtmry Casper Wirfs, opposite w pt lot 7, blk V. W M c H e n r y ^ „ . . . SECTION 27, BASQ1& John M Walsh, n pt nwl-4.... Martin Boyle, w pt nwl-4 Page Colby, e pt n pt nwl-4.. N S Colby, cent pt. Let us remind you that there is not a better grocery store in McHenry than the one we boast of. Good, dependable, fresh goods, and as uniform in quality as Blanke's Coffee, of which we are happily the West Side agents. We also handle those excellent brands of Flour: Pillsbury's Best, S 1 e e p y E y e hmm_ .P^ It is & foregone conclusion that if summer goods are not pretty well unloaded before the Fourth of July, the merchant must do some hustling to reduce the stock. We had a good spring trade and turned out large quantities of goods for summer wear, but still have plenty left to supply the trade. As summer advances the prices come down, and will take their first tumble this week. Everything in HaJts, Caps, 0oti^ l i n g , D r e s s Q u o d s , S h i r t W a i s t % N e g l i g e e S M t f t s v U n d e r w e a r , E t c . y . h * . . • * . . ! . . i i - BECTION 34, RADQK 8. I> F Hanly, pt nl-2 (S of road) Hanly Bros, pt nel-4 SECTION 35, RANOK 8. John Carey, pt nel-4 iiel-4 E M Owen est, efrl nel-4 ..... F M <•(Kidman, E pt e frl nel>(i....... K M Owen est, pt wl-2 nel-4ii»........... Beckvrlth, pt wl-2 M^-4.........,..I>. John llerbes. pt wl-2 nel-4 , 1'hester Howard, pt wl-2 nel-4 ...... T'utheriue Schaefer. pt wl -2ael 4....JTW O W Owen, nw cor wl-2 nel-4 C Voir, s pt (ex R R) nwl-4.............. TSTH> GAFFE est. s pt nwl-4 *.YVI S MclVmald. se pt nwl-4.... M P Gage est, se pt nwl-4.. E .1 Hanly. n w cor (ex R R) nwl-4 V., Margaret Cleary. pt uwl-4 ILIAD «0 ... 8 ...66.07 S.i 5.45 ...mM 4 .« .SO .50 1.50 .36 3 JW.50 ' 2 t e pTov t ions 82 and 63 chapter 120 of the Revised Statutes of the State of Illinois, you are here­ by required to have the aforesaid tracts or pieces of lands or lots surveyed, and a plat thereof made and recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds in said County, within thirty (30) days from the date thereof, as pro­ vided by law; such plat to be approved by the undersigned Dated at Woodstock, 111., this 15th day of July A. D. 1901. G. F. RUSHTON, County Clerk of McHenry County, 111. PROBATE NEWS Mary REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. •y E Clinton et al per Mas to David T Smiley, nwl-4 nel-4 & pc In swl-4 nel-4 sec 12, Seneca, f 500 00 James Lloyd & w to Fred R Lloyd, OH nel-4 sec 15, Seneca, 560000 E R Jack man & w to Amelia Spencer, w(W ft of lot 2 blk A Paddock's ad Crys­ tal Lake, ...800000 Robert J Sutton & w to James B Heaney NTT It 8 Emerald Park 6000 WOO 90000 75000 100 Same to Hugh J Armstrong, SH same lot Harriet A Overton, to William Slraes H L) Overton's 1st ad Solon Mills, Theodore A Stupe to Mipnie Stupe, It 8 Pltzen's sub division of nwl-4 MC IT, McHenry, . J O Boughton & IF TO E F Hewes e 4 RDS It 1 H W Mead's ad, Hebron," John H Higelns to Bartholomew HLFF- Kins, n TW ft Its 1 & 2 blk 4 Emily H Hutehin's 1st ad. Woodstock.. Heirs of Joseph Hauk, deced to Kate Surges. e32 acres of sel-4 nel-4 sec 30^ McHenry, 100 AC Louis Hauk & w to same. Its In Mc­ Henry village, 220 00 Jacob Stock & w to same, 8 acres In sec 30, McHenry 7000 Noyes L Jackson Aw to Mrs Llna Wind­ sor & Mrs B Jackson, pt It 8 blk % Marengo, 700000 E c Jewett & w to Leonie M Harden, Its 10 & 11 blk 10, Hobart's ad, Wood stock WOO 80 00 Leonie M Barden & h to Mary B Wheel­ er It 9 same blk, John Catlow to James Catlow, Its 4 A 5 blk 5 Cary, 25 00 Cora B Stewart & h to Henry New- bold, pc In sel-4 nel-4 sec 13, Algon­ quin, UB500 Herbert D Crumb & w to Richard B Tyner, It 5 blk 40, Harvard, 915 00 A J Deltz et al to Franz 8 Deltz, lands in sec 35, Marengo& sec 2 Riley....... 100 Same to same It 3 blk 26, Marengo Im­ provement syndicate adn 100 Same to W P Deitz, It 2 blk 10 same adn 100 Same to same lands in sec 35 Marengo and sec 2 Riley, 160 William Pecor to Francis Lightner.nli Its 11 & 12blk 10 Union...... .I.^ 1000 PROBATE NEWS. Estate of Louise Kmutk, insause, Re­ port approved. Estate of Wm. Wallace. Will proven and admitted to probate. Estate of Mary E. Austin. Proof of death made. Will proven and admit­ ted to probate. Estella G. Austin ap­ pointed exrx. Bond $6000.00. Estate of Wm. Scheraan. Inventory and appraisement bill filed. Estate of Wm. J. Titos. Petition for probate of will filed. Estate of Patrick Madden. Petition or probate of will filed. /« - * MARRIAGE LICENSES* • Harvey Wei ton..... ... Jordon, Wis. Anna Cooley . .Big Foot, 111. Erneat L. Pratt,.^Janesville, Wis Marion Ewell,......., Janeaville, Wis Loren Woodard, Marengo Belle Seward .Marengo Jerome D. Wrighfc,...i..Marengo Frances E. Jobe,........ „ . Marengo Dates for County FATRIR,^ Adams, Camp Point, Sept. 3-S. WIFE- Boone, Belvlaere, Sept. 3-6. - '•' I. • Brown. Mount Sterling. Aug. 6-0. Bureau, Princeton, Sept. 3-6. ^ 7~T~? w Carroll, Sept. 17-20. ' Heeker'S Band at BuiTalo. The Buffalo Courier of last Tuesday says: "When Reclmr's Elgin band belched forth its initial volume of melody on the east esplanade of the exposition, yesterday afternoon, the general query was how such a powerful band could be the product of such an obscure place as Elgin. ' 'Arriving at noon, Joseph Hecker, the conductor, lost no time in assum­ ing the post left vacant by Sousa. Music lovers crowded around the Illi­ nois players, and by frequent calls for encores heralded the new comer as a fitting candidate to become a popular favorite. Dashing music, character­ istic of Sousa, was conspicuously absent from Conductor Hecker's initial pro­ gram. With the first wave of his baton he played "The Pan-American Exposi­ tion, ' and then launched into music of sombre tone. C. H. Wolf the cornet soloist, made his first appearance with the band, and was enthusiastically re­ ceived." Qaestion Answered. f • • Yes, August Flower still has the larg­ est sale of any medicine in the civilized world. Your mothers and grand­ mothers never thought of using any­ thing else for Indigestion or Biliousness. Doc tors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Pros­ tration or Heart failure, etc. They used August Flower to clean out the system and stop fermentation of undi­ gested food, regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous and organic action of the system, and that is all they took when feeling dull and" bad with headaches and other aches. You only need a few doses of Green's Au­ gust Flower, in liqnid form, to make you satisfied there is nothing serious the matter with you. Get Green's Prise Almanac. Julia A. Story.-;. Excursion Batct to Mllwanlc^ Via the North-Western Line. Excur­ sion tickets will be sold at reduced rates for the round trip, on account of Elk's Grand Lodge to be held at Milwaukee, July 33 to 25. For dates of sale, rates, etc., apply to agents Chicago & North­ western Railway. l-8t The Best Llnlmeiit for Strain*. Mr. F. H. Wells, the merchant at Deer Park, Long Island, N. Y., says: I always recommend Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the best liniment for strains. I used it last winter for a severe lameness in the side, resulting from a strain, and was greatly pleased with the quick relief and cure it ef­ fected." For sale by Julia A. Bto^yand G. W. Beeley. Beara th« 9igB*tnx* .. * The Kind Yen Haw Always Want Column. TT*OR SALE--The choicest building lots In -1- McHenry and West McHenry forbusinesS and residences. All centrally located. Price® reasonable. Inquire of O. N, Owen, at the bank. 37-tf. TTH>R SALE--Three lots and a completely X furnished cottage together with barn, etc., located on east side of Pistakee Bay. A bargain if taken at once. Apply to this offlc* ^ 41-tfc 1DOOMS TO RENT--Furnished or unfurnlsh- XV ed, newly papered and painted. Apply to 51-tf. E. LAWLVS. T^OR SALE--Single carriage and surry at A A very low price. Together or seperatew Apply to Plaindealer Office. *- 32-1 f. TPOR SALE--A number of Barred Plymouth X Rock chickens, perfect birds. Very loir prices asked. Apply to C. L. PIKE, l-6t McHenry. ' T^OR SALE--A car load of choice fresh X milkers and springers about July 6th* Call on or address J. C. LADS, l-5t* RingWood, 111. T OST- dan Pair of gold rimmed eye glasses, Sun­ day, July 7, between Evanson'S store and Clemens' school house. Finder please leave same at this office. * TPOR SALE CHEAP-North of McHenry, * •*- room cottage, 3 lots, barn, chicken house* fruit orchard, 2 wells, etc, Inquire at The Plaindealer office. * are looking for £ medicine that ii EVBRTldlfl BLOOD PURIFIER Prompt Positive Pitr* Pteassnt --that is absolutely reliable; that will disarm their terror of opiates and impurities so fearful to them, so fatal to their children. MICRO GEFSUI can be re- , lied upon. If you have a little one who hovers around the fire' in the morning, goes to school after taking but a few mouth- fuls of food, comes home pale and fatigued, MICRO GXRMI Is just what is needed. It brings a good appetite, corrects the stomach, makes pure, rich blood and puts the hue of health upon the cheek. Thous­ ands of mothers say so; a few days' trial proves it. »ICB 0HB DOLLAR tnm nmratm PACTW APtmm The MODERN REMEDY CO. KEWANEE, ILL. Bold and OUA&AHTBED BY | ----------------------------MMMUT SCOUR$ ' IN COWS AND CALVES . CURED JO 2 4J5D JR I* 4-86 .50 .15 .80 .40 .40 .80 1.50 1 .70 .78 .n Champaign, Champaign, Sept. 8-6. Champaign, Homer, Sept. 10-13. ('lark, Martinsville, Oct. 1-5. Coles, Charleston. Sept. 17-81. ? Cumberland, Greenup, S'PT. 10-14. 1 * >r*- I)e Witt, Clinton, Aug. 5-9. i>ouglas, Camargo, Sept. 10<4£. Kdgar. Paris, Sept. 24-27. » FI F Effingham. Watson. Sept. 24»T7. * - A Fulton, Avon, Sept. 3-6. , < , . (iallatin, Shawneetown, Aug. T7-8t, Greene, Carrolton, Oct. 3-11. '• - 4 '• Hancock. Carthage, Aug. 18-23. *•. , • Hancock, La 11 arpe, Aug. 19-28. •,?* 7 Henry, Cambridge. Aug. LMIT • < Henry, Kewanee, Sept. H-I*.}. Iroquois, Watseka, Sept. 2-S. Jackson, Murphyboro, Sept.2-6. Jasper, Newton, Sept. 17-20. Jo Daviess, Galena, Oct. 1-4, Jo Daviess' Warren, Sept. 10-11. aviess, Galena, Oct. 1 aviess' Warren, Sept. Kane. Batavla, Aug . ,27-30, Kankakee. Kankakee, Sept. 0-18. Kendall. Yorkviile, Sept. 14-S. t. 3-0. pt. 3-6, Knox, Knoxvill Lake, Libertyvlile Sept. 3-8, rtyvllle, He Livingston, Fairbury/Sept. <S-#3» S ...158 .45 » 33.5FI 4.25 2.38 , 4.27 40 Mrs Martin Boyfe, sw cor nel-4 sel-4\.. R Bishop est, ne pt (ex R R) el-2 sel-4.. Hanly Bros, pt el-2 sel-4 .....v,i. John M Walsh, sw pt nwl -4 sel-4..,.,,.. Mary Rourke, se pt nwl -4 sel-4 John Walsh, S pt sel-4 R Wright est, ne pt n w l -4 sel-4,,...,.., SECTION 28, BAKGE 8. • FT' S 8 Sherman, se pt nwl-4 I OBherman,pt nwl-4 nwl-4.... Clifford E Sherman, pt nwl-4. M Boyle est, pt sel-4nel-i H C Mead, pt sel-4 nel-4 SECTION 2», RANOK S. • B O SHERMAN, N PT AND S PT EL-2 NEL-4 51.25 S S SHERMAN, CENT PT EL-2 NEL-4. .,.. W, SECTION 33, BANQB 8. F HUTSON, NW PT NWL-4 ...... SB C H PARKS, SW PT NWL-4^;VII*V/48H--. » WIN HUTSON, NEPT » I/Ogan, Atlanta, I^ept. 2-6. Madison, Highland, Sept. 5-8. Macoupin, Carlinvllle, Cct. 8-14. Marshall. Wenona, Sept. 11-13. McDonough, Buslinell. Aug. 27' McConough, Macomb, Aug. 12-17 McHenry, Woodstock, Aug;. 17 McLean. Le ltoy, Aug. 20-S8C. MCL^ean, Say brook, Aug. I:I-16c. Mercer, Aledo, Sept. 17-20. Peoria, Elmwood, Sept. 17-20. Perry, Plnekneville, Oct. 1-4. Piatt,, Monticello, Aug. 12-LFT. Pike, Grlggsville, July W-AUG.2. Pope, Golconda. Oct. 3-6. Putnam, McNab, Sept. 11-18. Richland, Olney, Sept.. 10-14. Rock Island, Joslin, Stjpt. 10-12. Stark, Wyoming, Aug. 27-30. Tazewel. Delevan, Sept. 10<4W, Union, Anna, Aug. 28-30. Union, JonesVjoro, Sept. 17<M. Warren, Sept. 9-13. V White, Carmi, Sept. 3-7. Whiteside, Morrison, Sept. 3-8. Whiteside, Sterling. Aug. 27-80. Winnebago, Rockford, Sec Woodford, EL Paso, Sept. CfJLl Bean the KOW-KURE TMs medkine will put the animal in as good condition as before the trouble. Kow*Kme is a sure cure for scoon in cows and caives. AUSTIN MAXFIELD, PITTSFIRLD, N. H., says: " I had three calves that scoured badly. They were so weak they could not get up. I used Kmr-Knre, and in a few days they were all right. It is just as good for cows/' Kow-KUI* to in powder fornt, to be GI retained afterbirth and caked blood t̂yiSi»« the^nCTre», and prevents disease. ven in regular feed. It cures abortion, uad( *• " only, made by the 8. BEOWN & SON. er, strengthens the appetite, puiiftea the 11 increases the milk. 11 is a medicine for cows Lyndonville, Vt. ~ ' " " " " " Price, joe. and $1.00, ANDFORAUIHY, DRUGQISTB, Ringwood, IB. « • : i f y o u h a d a p o o f c u p o f C o f f e e f o r b r e a k f a s t t h i s |Oprning; she probably did the best she could with f. the material at hand. in F ^ 1 - Bid you ever notice -- jng an inferior brand of coffee that you sel­ dom get two lots just alike? The- reason |§,that the proper care is not taken in > y^the blending. One lot requires more ;.a|id another less coffee to make a V 'V>> '•/~V "'V ^ ;>good cu^> and as a consequence the is unable to please you. y t , > f • . ,,v -yf For Sale S. CHAPELL There is bne brand of coffee tfeat will give satisfaction, and to be convinced just I-F BULK Our Argument....iV Battle Ax........ Delicious Blend. ..i ...16c SinON STOFFELw ^ ^ : •» « «-•> • 25c '. 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