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lie Ndenry PliMuler •PUBLISHED EVERY THCR8DAY BY ir McHtmr punouint <mm. P. K. (iRAxa*m, W. A. CRISTY. J. B. PERKY. „ ,w;, JL'roti. _ Sec. Treaa. OuS. O. 8OBOO*MA*I£K, Editor. :^|ee In Bank Building. Telephone, Mo. 272. • • TBRM8 OP SUBSCRIPTION: One year .11.50 Six months, 75 bt». Three months. 40cts Thursday, July j, 190a. PERSONAL PROPERTY A8SKS8MKNT STATE OK ILLINOIS I „ MCHENRY COUNTY T Public notice Is herfeby givon, that the fol lowing is a full and complete list of the assessed r:tlue of personal property In the town of McHenry, county OT McHenry and state of Illinois, for the year A. D. 10OS as taken from the assessment books of said year F. F. AXTEI.I,, Supervisor of Assessment. Full In whose name ass'd. Value. T A Abbot | 2015 Castor Adams 500 Jacob H Adams 995 Mathias R Adams 100 Jake Adams 3100 Mrs Martin Adams <15 C M Adams 5500 John Adams 50 Wm Altoff 1230 HW Allen. 2470 W A Ainborn : i860 Jos Arciis.. ... 090 Llccle Aylward 385 A E Auriijger 200 John Anderson 1JK0 Wllber 1S40 O D Bacon 1310 Wm Itacon 215 Hev Barth , 355 Jacob lt.trti 745 N E Barblan 770 AFBarblan.. 155 Barblau Bros #430 George Reckwith 108 Wm Beck •. 855 A R Beck 535 S H Beatty 22S0 H F Beebo -*<5 Peter Bonson ;<70 Bert. Bell 600 John Boll. 2300 J B Bennett 130 G W Besley 2000 A G Bishop 355 J E Bishop 395 J J Bishop 1S5 Anna K Blsliop 100 Joseph Rluko 590 M P Blake 1435 Peter Rlake 990 Christ Blako 280 J M Blake 50H0 Fred Block 120 John Boyle .; (196 Michael Rowen 1180 O M Bordens Co 4900 Jacob Ronslett 2605 Margaret Bonslett 1300 G F Boley 2350 J F Brand 500 Edson Bresee Bit 5000 H T Brown joo A M Brown 150 J S Brown 0500 W E Bradley 1180 Ben Brefelt 1130 BJBrefelt , 125 Henry Brefelt 100 Peter Briti 300 E B Brink -- 150 J R Brents 520 Anna Bugnar 345 Katharine Bach. 3000 John J Buch 1720 J V Ruck land 1285 George Russ 80 J B Buss 170 Bernard Buss ll;->0 John Carey 8025 H H Cannon 2H5 Fred Carlson 810 Norlander Cartoon I9W-- G H Carlson 1100 Carr & Keiley 345 R D Carr 590 Frank W Carr 1500 Jauo Oarr 8625 Jo E Carr 2900 Thomas Carr ft Son 8S20 Eli Chase 4tH0 S S Chapell 56x0 J F Claxton 326S Patrick J Cleary 290 Margaret Cleary 470 c 1(J5 4190 <&0 1*5 N 215 ' 1015 •V!5 FFConyne S II Covell Conway & Ralney.. Jas Conway John Coates Joseph M r'oates... George Coates . Paze Colhy 2410 C C Colby M-jfl Allen F Colby <iv» NF Colby 4J0 N S Colby Wm Coates 7235 C E Cobb 70 J £ Cristy 158B5 J W Cristy 1«30 WACrlstv 'Sw Geo W Colby 470 Wm Davis 230 J Damgard 135 Late Dates 165 S Dermont 310 K G Dfekker 570 Jacob M Diedrlcb 500 Jacob M Diedrich 505 Peter Dledrloh 1530 Jo J Diedrich 200 Wm Dodge 1345 Mary A Dodge 1130 M A Dwelley 730 Peter Doherty 170 Edelman.Guntherft Wilson 300 L II Elseninenger... 175 C T Eleredge 375 Anton Engelm 725 Mathias Etigeln 810 C Eskelson ' 235 John Ev&n&on J75 W C Evanson 5130 CHFegers 4,$ v n V" F C Feltz Wm Feltz Fred Feltz C G Frett John M Frett J L Fltzslmmons... Wm Fisher E P Flanders Geo B Frisby John Frisby Warren Francisco. A L Francisco E 9 French John 11 Freund .Nick L Freund Mat N Freund wick t Freund Katharine Freund Stephen II Freund Jos J Freund 1958 Marten H Fround H90 Jacob M Freund 855 John 8 Freund 930 John J Kreund 1006 Anna J Freund 3060 Peter Freund Jr 8(0 MS Freund 800 Frank J Freund 100 Michael Freund 0M5 300 115 190 9H0 435 10150 30 1310 700 85 1300 465 200 1155 1370 1290 1385 480 4420 1340 1815 1525 395 300 2200 1H40 7455 110 1H0 920 5885 W90 M J Freund Jo W Freund Peter J Freund Peter B Freund.:...... Anna M Freund Peter Freund Est Stephen J Freund John F Freund E C Fisher German Fire Im Co isso L C Gates 1380 Wm O Garrison 220 W F Gallaher 135 Chas Givens * ian Ben Gill>ert Gilbert Bros. . . . " John Glossou.... F M Foodmuu. James Green 2406 John Grasser, 875 Grot & ItoftH 1275 Theodore Grot 220 Granger X..'1270 C H Granger IM O A Guerln 715 Elon F Harrison n« Rt! Harrison IM Wm Harrison . .... inn C \V Harrison 8375 Harrison Bros " 2470 Isaac Harsh 0700 EC Mauley 1175 CD Hall 1100 Geo H Harrison 4860 Bernard llariison 3355 Geo H Hagan 405 Ch;ks B Haruisen 100 - Phillip Hauprlch... .. 110 DF Han ley 4475 E J Hanly 150 G H Hanly Bras 4050 Wm Hay 1315 ' H L Hertz 500 Nicholas liens 500 John Heliuer 1580 * Joseph Helmar 710 Ifeimer Bros 535 Henry Hettorman 305 W Hepburn 325 Mary A Hlbtjsrd 250 J Horntz 2660 John Hoif 1155 Michael Hoif 19H0 Henrv Hobart 1405 i' Win F Holt/. 2335 E W Howe f,10 C G Holmes 800 $ E J Hopper 1505 " M A Howell 840 •?;i 8 M Howard 230 O S Howard 105 Geo Hobcn.steln 1430 FHo* Jfrank Hatson.. Assessed Value, t 403 100 190 TO 820 143 1100 10 246 494 3?2 250 30t« 262 43 71 149 154 31 1286 as 1H: 106 556 59 74 120 440 at 580 71 79 37 20 118 28' 198 56 1016 24 179 236 980 521 240 470 100 1000 40 30 1900 2% 226 25 20 40 30 104 09 600 344 257 12 34 230 1605 :xi 162 396 220 69 llx 312 170ft 580 504 938 11% 653 58 94 IT 1J0 37 43 203 inr 4»-_> ;«i 130 K4 2<a 1447 14 3173 366 1S3 94 46 27 33 114 100 101 306 40 269 226 148 34 60 35 75 145 182 47 35 1026 834 60 23 38 196 87 3030 6 262 140 17 272 93 40 231 274 258 277 96 884 391 178 131 186 201 734 160 132 20 197 36* 363 305 79 HO 440 368 1491 22 310 276 44 27 24 36 184 1137 79H 481 135 255 44 254 28 143 21 30 32 1875 494 1352 235 220 932 671 81 20 22 895 30 810 363 100 100 312 142 107 61 65 50 532 231 398 281 467 102 40 301 168 46 21 286 408 a m 1200 915 1415 1«25 480 300 1300 1128 600 2155 3140 3.80 1400 3300 2125 706 SC» 955 1680 Ii00 470 195 140 1.5U5 1500 108 70 230 4ls0 >470 4445 4700 3000 Mark Hutsoa Wni Hutson John llueman...,. ......... Jos 11 Hueman.. N A Hueman Jacob Hueman Independent Brewing Assn A ibsh Charley Jecks Hans Jensen Jacob Justen N J .Insten-- Michael. I usten John Just-on Joseph 11 Justen Joseph Justen Mat ;iia« Tun gen Marten .lung Stephen Jung John H Jung Charley Johnson E C .Toslyn Mat hi as Karies.. Hubert Karl'es Wm Kattner...". Frank Kaiser John E Kaiser W H Keiley John Koefe Henry Kennebeck John 'Kennebeck Do Mrs Johu Kennebeck Est.. Mary C Kennebeck John King H00 Mary Knox 3170 Frank Klmbal 600 John Klein 1025 Mary Klapprlch 1060 Hubert Klapprlch 1100 John Knox .. F Kam hoiz 155 Herman Kamhota ^0 John K rouse 4® James C Ladd ... 5340 Fredericka Ladd 5830 John P Lay -- 4HS0 Marten Lay. 1025 Ben Laures 100 S \V Lauck 335 Wm Laughrldge 14X0 Mary Laughlin S5 August Larsen 515 Ella Lampliere 1110 E A Lamphere St Co 1235 C E Lamphere 215 A L Lawrence 155 E Lawless 9K> JDLodta 200 Wm l/orimer 1000 Ed L<ing 290 •lake Leicbem 70 Peter Leicbem 165 Peter. Martin 1595 FC Martin 1605 Daniel Marvin 710 John May 6110 John M May 710 facoh May 9M) H C Mead 230 H C Mead . 1380 11 Mehring . 55 John Mertes 125 J Mertes #70 SJMellin 550 E J Merchant 740 Irvln Merchant 965 M W Merrlman 8090 A G Matthews 1805 Jacob Meyers 85 Geo Meyers 730 Theodore Meyer 485 Anton Meyer 10080 Fred Meyer 1110 Hubert Michels 110 Jo J Michels 395 Mathias Miller 1140 John M Miller 1305 Maria Miller 320 Jacob Miller 1375 Frank Miller 780 Peter Miller 110 Frank W Miller 310 John Miller 2555 John H Miller 1095 John J Miller 3730 Peter F Miller 630 John F Mooney. 140 O L Moore 345 Otis C Murry 825 John J Miller 330 Patrick McGery 1190 Wm McAnnon 1125 L McOmber 3430 McHenry Creamery Co 4000 LcHenry Percheron Hone Co 500 McHenry Plalndealer Co .. 8000 Andrew McAnsh 420 Samuel McDonald 220 George Nell 1100 Mrs 1) G Nellis 525 Del Noonan 100 John Nett 750 Mathias Nett 350 Peter Neisen 2265 John Neisen 100 Edward Noonan 685 B Nordqulst 500 J Nye 1610 Wm Oeffling 1025 " M O'Nell 1160 O W Owen 1365 Lydia York 1170 " N Owen 5570 O'Brien & Co 1000 Joseph Palmes 470 C H Parks 140 L Page two Mrs \V Parker 125 Bern lie and Agnes Perry.. 2000 James R Perry ofctO Perry & Owen 7550 Emil Peterson ... 85 lohn B Peterson" xo H M Pennington 1270 has W Peters no N H Petesch.. yoo Ed Peet 117.-, K Peet « 910 W Pfannestlll 440 Otto W Peterson 500 Thomas Phalen 7B50 Wm I'halen iao Mrs E Phillips 170 Anna M Pltien 50 M J Pitzen 310 John J Petzen 12M Edwin Perkins 1610 " )lin Pint 207# •, Pistakee Yacht Club 1700' N H Pike 175 H Pike 350 Thomas A Powers 280 Wm Qulnn 860 Frank Raccynskl 590 John Ralston 12470 Stephen Reynolds 485 J Reser 410 John Regner 155 R H Richardson 3300 Geo G Richards 1010 F C Ross 330 Samuel Robinson 345 Albert Rossmaa 830 George Rosen borger. 50 Geo Rotbermel us Peter Rot-hermnl. Jacob Rothermel Peter Rueni W A Sayler R Sayler D E Sayler Satariano V A Datatolo. Mary A Searles Katnerlna Schaefer Maggie Schaefer it Co. Mathias J 1205 920 80 2365 205 090 470 1280 1365 290 1940 300 330 915 1310 275 200 J Schaefer Peter Schaefer Schaefer Bros Joseph P Schaefer Magaalina Schaefer Do Margarelha M Schaefer.. Mary K Schaefer Jiso Gertrude Schaefer 1650 John Schaefer 1130 Michael Schaefer 670 Joseph Schaefer 850 Robert Schlessle 265 Johu Schessel 80 John M Schmltt 1785 Joseph F Schmitt 355 Marfa F Schmitt 2080 Nicholas E Schmitt 580 Martin F Schmitt 1785 Stephen M Schmitt 1870 Stephen F Schmitt 19B0 Jacob Schmitt 985 John J Schmitt 1030 Jo Schneider 830 Marv Schneider 200 Fred Schneider 50 Jacob Schneider 1200 Snyder Bros. . 630 Mrs Geo Schrelner 175 Wm Schreiner 5^0 FredSchnorr no icholas Schumacher 810 Jacob Schumacher 810 John Schumacher 1000 "acob Schumacher 400 ' J Schoewer 480 _ D Si liuouiiiaUfcf 150 Wm J Schumacher 220 Jacob Schumacher 150 80 180 (125 1315 360 2375 450 150 2G00 2900 2866 806 415 1006 356 3050 5(05 3000 300 1015 340 820 2H80 2150 970 3000 3230 1885 275 1535 7190 2890 180 95 475 425 460 410 130 1545 1000 800 1800 1*25 B Severs B G Sherman Sherman J G Sherman S S Sherman C E Sherman Rob Shurburn Do Elizabeth Simpson Donald Simpson Barbara Smith Katie Smith Frank Smith .'!.'!!! John A Smith John P Smith Margret Scheid Bradford M Smith ' Mrs H C Smith '? Ben L Smith.... Maria W Smith / S E Smith. . D N Smith S W Smith A VV Smith Peter Smith.... Mrs W E Smith J D A W E Smith E A Smith H O Small G Sommers Mrs M V Spauldlng.... J H Spauldlng A C Spurting Chris Stagman Stafford & Goldsmith Peter Steffes C L Stebblns. C It Stephenson 11 W Stephenson . George Stevens N 1) Stevens Wm P Stevens.. .. Jo Stilling Ben Stilling 183 *3 385 16 «i ?6) 225 130 431 t'CJS ,.-*l 280 8rtil 425 14 466 191 Xi6 120 94 :<9 28 279 312 21 14 44 KJ0 94 KXfl 940 600 160 «34 120 3(6 212 220 170 31 16 3970 2780 180 215 98T5 1210 1716 415 470 -150 .75 301;-; 1220 1230 1070 610 10S5 ffiVI lOtiS ll»i 070 av> 20 07 2!*l 1 io;i -2Tf2 24 42 31 40 40 - 200 5S 14 :tt 31« 321 142 138 143 196 40 276 11 25 174 110 14* 193 161* 373 17 146 97 2016 vtn 22 79 228 261 64 275 156 i5 511 219 740 126 28 69 165 66 2:5* 22T 086 800 100 400 84 44 220 105 20 150 70 453 20 137 100 322 205 232 273 234 1114 200 94 2* 43* 25 400 133«t 151(i 17 Hi 2.M 192 2;i.i 1S2 88 100 i5;io ;c 34 10 «2 259 322 414 340 35 70 56 172 118 2494 97 82 31 800 202 06 69 160 10 23 241 184 10 473 41 13* 94 256 273 58 388 60 66 183 202 65 40 230 3:<0 220 134 170 52 12 357 71 412 116 357 374 308 1«3 206 16H 40 10 340 124 35 110 22 122 182 200 80 IXi « ; SiO Hi a»s IK". 2l.:( 50! 1 4-1(1 57:1 101 2i>i 71 61o 11-7 6<M) »K> 203 0* 1<>4 a----' ,4-iO 194 AfW 840 373 #17 143- 67M 3oy ' am l.ni 1 3:t* I John J Stillintf .....^ ., Henry Stllling; lohn Suiffol •...., William StotTel 1. Si 111011 Stoffel Jacob St<K*k i, mlia A Story Eva Steet* lohn Stroner 't Mary's Parish ~t John's Parish Kate Surges standard Oil Co •> -A T;«t>or lenry J Thelen ilenry Ttielen Sr Joseph Thelen dich iel Tliiel Thomas Bros George Thomas Thompson & McDonald Wm Thurlwell Henry Tonian Bernard Tonian Wm Tonyon Bridget Turner Thorne & Davis Rollin Wait** Thom Walkington W E Walker L A Waterman Anna Waterman H L Waterman H J Watson F H Wattles Do Homer Wattles T J Walsh M J Walsh John Walsh John M Walsh Nick Weber M D Weber Mathias Weber Mary A Weber Weber. Schiessle & Co Peter Warner B J Wegener Bernard Wegener Henry Wegener Gerhard Wegener D G Wells E S W heeler Freeman Whiting D A Whiting B A Whiting A B Whiting A O Whiting Martin Williams Mary Wightman Wilber Lumber Co T W Winkels Nick Winkels Peter Wirfs Casper Wirfs M L Worts D P Wood burn L Wrede Robert Wright Est H Zimperman STATE OF ILLINOIS. I McHenry CounUr, f pi RLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the -1- following is a full and complete list of Im­ provements of the assessment of lands in Township 45 N, R 8 E., McHenry County, Illi­ nois, for year A. I). 1902, as appears from as­ sessment books of said year. F. F AXTELL, Supervisor of Assessment. Jacob Schmidt, eH wH swH and wH eH swf< sec 1-45-8, 79 acres, new barn ana repairs on house add |B00 11003 Wm Coates, ett ncbi sec 4, 80 acres new ! >arn add $500 s>46 i*' W Carr, (ex w 2 a) ntt n of rd nwM sec 8 W acres repairs add 1300 557 Lawson, Co clerks plat lot 63. sec 9, 120 teres new house add 11100 1449 lohn P Lay, n 58.29 a, nH nwM sec 12. 58.20 teres Vlartin Lay. n7.35 a of s 10.85 a nw<* ind s 50.86 a eH uw* sec 12 58.21 a M Jungen. Co clerk's plat sub lot of lot 3 •ec 13, 30.80 acres house repaired add W00 n C Colby, Co clerk's plat lots 8 & 7 ne« ec 22, 128.98 a 1114 • >hn A Schacfer Est, fex sw*<) nw!< • ec 22, 110 acres new cottage add |350 1338 A L Howe, Orchard Reich lots 1 to 39, 10 i.eres new house add {2000 2105 +21 1220 244 2810 462 175 85 1015 J08 2190 4H8 1740 34H 870 174 400 80 140 28 680 126 1890 378 1125 225 500 100 1555 811 1740 348 240 48 1025 205 145 29 7045 1409. 4900 980 820 164 125 775 155 800 60 210 42 1490 298 1000 200 1455 291 1325 265 1465 293 2090 418 870 174 820 64 2420 484 1455 291 4150 830 I860 272 590 118 1135 227 3035 607 400 80 13270 2654 1500 300 590 118 85 17 1980 386 275 55 50 10 130 26 225 45 580 106 nw<4 784 470 785 PROBA TE NEWS REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS. David A Hewitt, vt w et al to !I'->nry W Voss It 5 .V 0 ft off It 0 blk 10 Colon. ,.$1800 00 Wm Miller to Wm Sinnett seX A neK s*!4 21 Grafton ...13000 00 Orsetnus Dlckerson >t w to I.ulu H Chandler pt, w^8t«v, pt ne'4 swiiA '4 f an a in sef< sou & pt w>» neH se '*sec l.> Sen.fa 7T>0000 Oakwood Cemetery Assn to Mrs EC Digglns It 20 blk 9 Oakwood cemetery 10 00 J110 tlullman to Clarence M D^itjs pt nek sek sec 22 Seneca 750 00 Jno L Kinson & w to 1" I.v!e A vte'l It 10 blk 13 Harts 2nd adiiu \tarvard 1200 00 Wm K Motley & w to o K Eldredge all iut 01 li> 75 tSi, 7d l'urd.\ '.1 2nd addn Richmond cemetery 35 00 l'red t'low Jfr w to Jas P Leonard It. bl\ 2 (;lows Crystal Lake Park J 400 00 Aiex McCoiiib & w to Geo l> O'Brien ne 'j swk A nwH seX sec 22, Dunham... 17:0 00 Geo H Garrison & w to M I) Hoy & Geo H Hoy 300 acres in sec 3 Greenwood ..13000 00 Ellen 1> Smith & h to Alice Dlsbrow et al al 1 int in undiv % of 200 a in sees 14, 15 & 22 A lden .v 1 00 Emma A Disbrow to EMen D Smith et a) eH al seX sec 15 A lden 1300 00 Anton Kucera to Josepn Lazanosky all int, in eH uw!« of se!* & wV, of f.wX of seM sec r.'l Algonquin 1 00 Mary Rohacek et al heirs of John Boha- cek deed to same (same) 2800 00 E E Keating & w to John Pabst Its 3, 4. 5. 6 &. 7 blk 6. -Mrs liulietis addn Hunt­ ley 1500 00 MARRlAGr, LICENSES. William McFarlane, 27 . . Zeneta, Iowa Maggie B. Jaekett, IS Woodstock Henry C. Gier, 29 Mt. Horeb, Wis. Regina Solvie, 2J " " " William B. Gage, H4.. White water, Wis. Emma G. Gutzmer 20 " " Edward H. Seais, 30 Marengo Mrs. Sarah Gertrude McMann, " Want Column. Xj>OR SALE- House and three lots, in Mc- Henry, including good crop of vegetables Everything in gixxl order. Inquire at this of­ fice. 51-4t* • t^oK SALE--.McCormlck grain harvester, nearly new, and warrented to l»e In lirst- class j-ui iiing order Will soil cheap as I have no further use for same. WJ». BONSLETT. Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble. Angelo T. Bently, 22. Oliver Tooker, 21.... .Big Foot .. Harvard !,ucy H Pike, Co clerk's plat, lots 63 to 67 -oc 25. 7.33 acres house being built add 21200 11200 480 121 being red Myers. Maple wood Park lot 2 .25 a I iouse add js400 Joseph lilack, Co clerk's plat lot 5 nH.sec 'i, 16.96 acres new barn add |300 I W Rarth, Do, tot 7 sH sei* 201 acre,barn dd $150 .orden's Condensed M!)k Co, Co Clork's iat lot J sv» sec 36 3,31 acres, new factory dd ?i:^C0 >'ic Justeu. Co clerk's plat lot 14 oH sec 28 0 acres new house add $1400 034 '138 154 Whence Comes Electricityf At a time when electricity Is rapidly transforming the fa^e of the globe, when It has already in great measure annihilated distance and bide fulr to abolish darkness for us. It is curious to notice how completely Ignorant "the plain man" remains as to the later de­ velopments of electrical theory. Some recent correspondence has led me to think that a vague notion that electric­ ity Is a fluid which In some mysterious way flows through a telegraph wire like water through a pipe Is nbout as far as he has got, and if we add to this some knowledge of what he calls "elec­ tric shocks" we should probably ex­ haust his Ideas on the subject. Yet this Is not to be wondered at Even the most Instructed physicists can do nothing but guess as to what electric­ ity is, and the only point on which they agree is as to what It is not There Is, in fact a perfect consensus of opinion among scientific writers that it is not a fluid--1. e., a continuous stream of ponderable matter, as Is a liquid or a gas--and that it is not a form of energy, as is heat. Outside J$ils limit the scientific Imagination is at liberty to roai« where It llsteth, and. although it has used this liberty to a considerable extent, no definite result has followed up to the present time.-- Academy. Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis­ courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor and cheerfulness soon disappear when the kid- neye are out of order or diseased. Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that it is not uncommon for a child to be born afflicted with weak kid­ neys. If the child urin­ ates, too often, if the urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child reaches an age when it should be able to control the passage, it Is yet afflicted with bed-wetting, depend upon it, the cause of the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most peopie suppose. Women as well as men are made mis­ erable with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of Sw&{rVip~Root is soon realized. It is sold by druggists, in fifty- cent and one dollar siaes. You may have a sample bottle by mail free, also pamphlet tell- Home of swamp-Root, mg all about it, including many of the thousands of testimonial letters received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and mention this paper. A gooil many people ":ara rung us up dur- ing the past few weeks aCnd ordered their supply of groceries and all were pleased. Orders are all given the same careful at­ tention whether you call in person or 'phone the order, We can't put up an order wrong for our Goods are all right. And, Say! We are j ust making things lively in country produce, especially in eggs. You will seldom find us without a supply on hand, and fresh ones too. Give us a trial order. FRANK C. GOING, Telephone 301. 5chiessle Building, West McHenrv. t t t t hester Howard. Co clerk's plat lot 8 ne ->oc ,k., .50 acres, ham adu £h>u l#6 Martin H Freund, w* ne* & (ex R R) ne ne(* sec 5-45-0, 114.40 acres, new barn add $400 734 Mathias Miller, s *4 a neX sec 0, 84 acres new house add |m00 1002 Ren Stilling, l'istakee Cottage Grounds lots 22 & 23 sec 17. 5.27 acres, store room add i500 1204 Nicholas RosinK.RoslnBr's sub division lot 1, sec 17. .25 acres, new house add $450 $450 L Melander. l'istakee Beach lots 9 & 10 sec 10. 1 acre. Dew house add $300 C M Marshall, l'istakee Beach lot S sec 10 50 acres, new house add $800 Joseph F Gunther. Co clerk.s nlat lots 4 A , . - -- - -- -- - acres house add $2200 Andrew McAnsh, Co clerk's plat, lot 5 ft Lakeside L*>t 11 sec 20, .62 acres, new cot­ tage add $200 lames Hedges. Co clerk's plat lot 10 A spring Lake lot « sec 20, .50 acres, repairs add $300 F (J I'et-erson, Co clerk's plat lot 13 A pring Lake lots « & 10 sec 30. .90 acres add $50o I0f) 210 584 475 345 333 C and M Justen. Rprlng Lake lots 15. 10 A 1< sec 20, .75 licres, new barn add $100 Hulda A Peterson. Co clerk's plat lot 8 sec 20, N.50 acres, new house ado $1500 John Wortz. sH se* Be1* sec 32, 20 acres new house add $H00 M'HENKT WB8T SIDE FOX RIVEK. St Patrick's Catholic Society It 3 blk 3 new barn add $250 Margaret Briefeld It 2 blk 10. house strtd tdd 11000 Barbara Schreiner, It 4 blk 12, new house add $1S00 44,) Fred Schneider. Its 1 A 4 blk 14 repairs add *600 M,'rrin>an. It 5 blk 14 new house add f I-'W °H0 M Weber Its 1 A 2 blk 17 new shop add $400 1 to Henry Miller Its 10 A 11 blk 20, deduct $1000 300 '»« *e!< Its 9 & 12 blk 22 new house add $lt<00 jyjo Perry & Owen sub It 1 of It 3 blk 23 new bank adfl $2200 , ^ FEOEH'8 OCT LOTS. Nick Winkles Its 4, 5, 14 A 15 blk 1 new house add $500 WEST M'HBKBY. VJ^2S?ry sub 111 of 11 2 blk I new barn iVQQ |200 ^ Robert Schlessel It 7 sub It 3 of It 5 and sub It 3 of It 6 blk 4 new building add $7000 2100 FKllL? Wattle8lts 4 A 9 blk 5 repairs add D00 280 300 100 220 Dark Hair " I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for a greal many years, and al­ though 1 am past eighty year* of •gc* yet I have not a gray hair in my head." Geo. Yellott, Towson, Md. We mean all that rich, dark, color vour hair used to have. It it's gray now, no matter; for Ayer's Hair Vigor always re­ stores color to gray hair. Sometimes it maResthe hair grow very heavy and lone; and it stops filling of the hair, too. $!.NaMtte. Ail If your drngglRt cannot mipj.Iy you, send utf one dollar and we will exprchH you a bottle. lie suie and gi\ u the name Ot your nearest e*i,ieB8 office. Addresn, J. C. A \ Kit CO., I^well, Mantt. Lie Vina: Her Stamp*. We find the following anecdotes in a Naples pep€5jr: "At the posfofflce yes­ terday, amid the large cro«1| gathered around the window, was a young Eng­ lish lady. handHome, well dressed and accompanied by her maid. The young lady had Just purchased some stamps and was about to affix them to a num­ ber ot letters which she held In her hand. Delicately tearing off a stamp, Blie said to her maid. Pull (sic) out your tongue.' And the maid, with Eng­ lish impassivity, thrust forth her tongue, while the mistress passed over It a postage stamp, which she subse­ quently stuck on a letter. She went through the entire package of letters, and for each one the obedient waiting maid thrust out her tongue for the mistress to moisten the stamp. Curi­ ous manners these English people have." The Canon and tbe Lsw^rr, The point of the following story lies In the important part which the "three­ penny bit" plays In church collections In England. Canon Blank was having a friendly gaipe of pool at the squire's, and one of his opponents was Wigsby, the barrister The canon lost a "life" and took from his pocket a threepenny piece to pay for it, which he placed on the edge of the table. "Oh," said Wigsby. "I see, canon, you have had youV,finger in the plate!" The canon dpw himself up to his full height, a g^)d six feet, and, looking the man of the law full in the fane said, "I'm surprised that you, Mr. Wlg6by, In tbe presence of this re­ spectable company, have the audacity to recognise your own paltry contribu­ tion!" Lamp* That Talk. Electric lamps not only can be made to talk, but also to sing. An ordinary arc light can be made to produce sounds in two ways. One Is by placing the arc In the circuit of a telephone Instead of the ordinary receiver, and the other Is by placing It in the circuit Instead of the ordinary transmitter. In either of these positions it will pronounce words, which can be heard distinctly at a considerable distance It naturally follows, also, that tbe elec trie arc can be| utilised as the receiver and also as the transmitter of a tele­ phone. Tk# French Horn. The French horn or cor de chasse is regarded by some musicians as the sweetest and mellowest of all the wind Instruments. In Beethoven's time it was little else than the old hunting horn, which, for the convenience of the mounted hunter, was arranged In spiral convolutions, to be slipped over the head and carried resting on one shoul­ der and under the opposite arm. The Germans still call It the waldhorn-- thai la, "forest horn." Actors' Snperat Itlona. To rehearse a play on Sunday Is a sure sign that that play will not be a success for the mauager ordering the rehearsal and that salaries will be lost by all who so participate on the Lord's day. To twirl a chair at rehearsals Is Just as good as betting on a sure thing that a fight will disrupt the friendship of at least two members and perhaps cause loss to tbe management for that week. AGENTS WANTED MFE OF T. IIKWITT TAI M VGK, by his son, KKV. FRANK DEW1TT TA LMAGE and associate edi tors of Chris t ian Herald. 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Agentn Wanted. Enormous prof i ts for those who act quickly. .Most l iberal terms. Outf i t 10 cents . Don' t lose a minute . Send for outf i t IMMEDIATE­ LY. Mid be a t work. The chance of a l i fe­ t ime for making money. Clark & Co., 22£ ti'. 4th St. Philadelphia, '"a. Mention this Paper. T O R I A . r The Kind Yon Have Always Bought Jftr Bears the Signature Gotnir the Limit, A drummer named Peck put up at ft hotel In Oklahoma, the landlord of which was the president of the school board. The landlord, who was a Jolly, whole sou led fellow, suggested that they visit the school#, the president of the board first putting on a long tailed coat, saying: "Fhe adds dignity, an' than she hides my gun, which are a bad example 'afore them children. I don't approve of anybody under fourteen earryln' a gun." After returning to.tfie hotel from the visit of inspection the president of the board, now transferred Into a land- ford, said: "Peck, you're a good feller. You aln'f goin' to let your light be hid un­ der a bushel, Peck?" *"No, I ain't," said Mr. Peck, rather dubious as to the compliment. "Well, I tell you what I'm goin' to do fer you. Beln' as you're a good fel­ ler, I'm a-goin' to have clean sheets put put on your bed. dad me if I ain't!" new Rattling Good SHoes these new style All Americas we have just received from the maker. New and stylish lasts. New leathers. The most modish shoes we have ever offered. An opportunity to show them is all we want. They do the convincing themselves. Run in and look them over. ^3: There are somo and stylish things just in of the fashionable Dress Stuff for Summer W r>ar,butyou should make ft a point to como and look thom over. Silk Ging­ ham®, new arrivals, now shades, some for the older folks »lso, more modest collers. Shoes of ! fashion's latest pro- , ductions, style and comfort. Plenty of new things in Lawns | and Dimities at re- : 1 dnced prices. j W. (. Evanson. i Awkward. Mrs. Norton came home from a call one day In such a disturbed condition that it was evident tears were not far In the background. She lost no time In beginning her explanation. "John," she said to her husband, "1 am so mortified I don't know what to da" "What Is the matter, my dear?" asked Mr. Norton. "I have Just been calling on Mrs. Peverlll You know her husband. Ma­ jor Peverlll?" "Yes." "Well, I have Just learned today, to my horror, that 'major" isn't his title at all. 'Major' is his 41nst name." "Why, certainly. I've always known that. What is there BO mortifying about It?" "Nothing," said Mrs. Norton, with a groan, "only that I've been calling him 'major' every time I've met him for the laBt six months!"--London An­ swers. The "Cry" of Silk. One of the most peculiar features about manufactured silk is the rustling sound familiar to every woman. In the silk trade they call It the "cry" or sometimes the "scroop." Of all textiles silk is the only material which pos­ sesses it. As everybody knows, the- sound Is heard especially when silk Is subjected to vfrlction. What is not so generally known is that the quality is found in silk yarn before it is woven. A skein of silk, unless it has been so treated as to kill this property In it, will when opened up emit tbe noise slightly. WThen tbe skein is squeezed in the hand, the sound becomes quite audible. The "cry" Is considered a very desir­ able quality In silk. Dyers try to de­ velop It as much as possible. O Bear* th» »The Kind Yuu Have Always Bought %,r tomnamkollim. Blond persons are moA apt to be somnambulists than dark folk, and in cold climates there is more somnam­ bulism than In warm ones. In certain Greenland villages th<T~hut doors are locked from without by a watchman In order that those within may not come forth in their sleep and maybe freeze 1 The1 • Mrs. today. W. C. Howard died at noon w Why do you paint yonr house? Not only to beautify it, but to protect and preserve it don't you? Why then buy an inferior paint just be­ cause it costs a few cents per gallon lees than a well known first-class brand? Tliat is folly, for a cheap paint is made of poor material and seldom lasts more than a year, whereas a good one should wear for five ytars, at least. Our CROWN COTTAGE COLORS will not chalk, peel or scale, and in covering capacity and durability is superior to all other brands, including white lead and oil. Consider­ ing these facts, why not buy the best and save money. GUARANTEE: We guarantee that when properly applied on a surface in proper condi­ tion Crown Cottage Colors will give better results than any other paint (including White Lead ond Oil) and in all cases where it does not and it is the fault of the material used we will do the work over again at onr own expense. I Cary a Line of FINE tltAMElS FOR DKOWIVf PURPOSES Furniture, Coach and Floor Varnishes. Floor and Porch Paints, Mineral Paints, prepared and dry; Glue, Putty. Tinting Colors, Etc. A large as sortment of brushes of all kinds. Respectfully Yours. West Side Hardware. F. L. McOMBER. R ICH ARE UGS These Rugs are the most popular Rugs on the Market. Also Lace Curtains, Portieres, Window Shades, Mattings, Linoleums and Art Squares. The largest line of Carpets in McHenry. I have samples of the best made Carpets on the Market. Call and look them over before placing your order. The qualities are right, the patterns are newest, assortment largest and prices low­ est. ! RICHARDSON'S! Jacob Justen. 3»V