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'\ 'V. '•. :? " 0**k O0k» i» BnkMMteg i?rx0 •••7t&^ j \ • '.- * 'f" V45 •" '̂ ~?i • ITHBKST NANRDBALIBIL, ITHEKNT, 8X, (Mniwniui »v F. G. SCHREINER Telephone H-W OF SUBSCRIPTION OWB VfSte....-- . ----- -•--•» «•• ffec MoaA* nc :̂ ' ; sws Ifem Months, *c t . i* Thursday, Augu£ 6, 1*14 -a*-- --5- t SRILErS PLATFORM vil firmly believe that truth is a car­ dinal virtue and that a strict adherence thereto is the only path to pursue. ; ^II believe in a square deal for every­ body, high or low,' rich or poor, In jpOutt or out of it. '1 believe in protecting to the fullest fautte&t the interests of widows and ijgpphans, in court or out of it. ..' I believe that all Children should have the best of care at home and every opportunity given them for an education, and if they do not have such care and opportunity, then I believe in applying the law, through the county jfr?. Tf-! Johnsburfh School Roport Standing of the pupils Hi the district school No. 12 at Johnsburg, P denotes a failure to p^ss the required, standing ef Tft per cettt. >; ^7 }'\ S 1 * ' Head 8pell AHth Oram Ot*fcJSHtaVy Vkf* John Hviemarm->»,.» 96 Lewis l'itzen. 98 John Schmitt. WO Clara Freund.-.»_„.«.^Jiiv*i».r. 98 Rosa Miller 97 Theresa Mertei Dorothea SdblmiMh# 96 f»'* # Joseph Frett Robert Jarnecke Matthew Karls -r Joseph Young1 ...... Bernard Schmitt Theresa Huemann Eva Schaefer -A 75 79 87 90 68 88 96 . 96 . 96 . 94 . 97 . 96 SIXTH GRADK Use m 80 98 m iro 96 75 F ^ 80 84 93 95 80 76 97 95 100 100 16 n 96 9» 96 100 75 F 100 90 90 iOO 75 75 US 92 94 100 F 84 80 UO ft! 96 i. ^ ' • - . -- - r , System jJrl- -x #vt .• .v Matthew Adams Michael Gomzagorski... Peter Gorski Albert Huff Bernard Sclunitt -- 98 John Schmitt.. *-.» 94 Albert Schaefei1.^.---*---^---*V 96 ftfa^rtin Weber 99 Catherine King Clara Merles--' ...i--» Frances Freund - - . izmri Ts rrrrirr «6 <100 -.100 76 75 98 100 94 F 100 100 100 100 tr 75 82 85 77 75 78 84 97 F 90 84 89 84 90 93 87 FIFTH GRADB Bernard AJthofT. i 95 A l e x i u s A d a m s . . . . . . -- 9 0 Leo Freund ....J..--95 Henry Freund - 98 Charles Michels*.93 Anthony Schinitt.-'J. v.--«»-94" J o h n T h e l e n - . . . . . . . -- - - . - j . * -- 9 9 Stella Pebreehti .i',?--^.100 C a t h e r i n e O e f f l i n g -- 1 . . ^ . * . . 1 0 0 M a r g a r e t S m i t h . -- » -- ® 8 Agatha Schmitt. 99 Rosa Stilling 97 court, to compel the parents, guardi ans or other persons who may have their custody to give them such care m opportunity. i f believe that the law should be obeyed and enforced and that a judge should know neither friend nor foe in l^s application. I believe that all public officers should do their duty under the law without fear or favor, and more partic­ ularly if a judge of the county and pro­ bate courts. I believe that a judge should be a man of nerve,'a student of the law, and . fearless in its application, and, in the discharge of the functions of his office, should not be subservient to the will or caprice of any man or set qf men. I believe that thy^robate court should be open at all ime^s as required by law, as it has beea tjluriftgjiiy term office and as it w^A)tp in twifuttyre if I am elected. The above is thel platform upon which I stand. I respectfully solicit tile Republican voters of McHenry County, who can endorse these princi­ ples, to vote for me fdr county judge at tbc coining primaries^ Wednesday, September 9, 1914. . ' * I want, to take this opportunity to thank all those who have shown their unbounded kindness to me in the past, tod can assure all my friends tfod my enemies that they will find me as cour­ teous to them, under all circumstances, in the future, as I have been in the jast. 7 D. T. SMILEY. 82 95 93 87 82 83 83 99 96 *96 96 97 82 76 85 84 9& 95 84 94 84 78 100 90 F F 75 F 76 76 F 84 82 F 82 75 F F 100 96 15 92 97 100 83 93 97 98 100 85 100 100 85 75 90 75 97 87 90 99 89 96 100 100 95 94 98 96 97 96 90 88 98 80 100 100 85 99 100 100 96 86 100 85 90 98 99 100 100 90 89 94 «Wn ? AUGUSlI 25,24, R 28.14 More shows and better at­ tractions than ever. More 88 fnoney offered for races and a fine program assured 96 99 100 100 98 98 Joseph Brits Joseph Huemanxi. Andrew Huff William Mertes 75 William Schmict 95 Peter Schmitt 1 76 Bernard Schmitt ...... 85 Matthew Young........ 75 Hildegard Freund * 95 Dorothea Herbes -- Frances Michelf. 75 Caroline Miller ;...-- 95 Frances Miller : ---- 90 Leonora Schmitjt .^--^....-..,-*100 Julia Thelen -100 Eva Williams. 90 • . ' j \ ' • # H I R Joseph Brefeld...... 3^ 80 Anthony Freund -- 80 Joseph Karls ---- 78 Joseph Miller ........ 75 Francis Nell ,.r*.80 Glenn Peterson..7....--.1 96 J o s e p h S c h m i t t . . I I -- - i U v 8 9 George Schmitt 35 Frederic Thiel 85 Alfred Tonvan ^-r -------- 75 Bernard Thelen . . - 80 John Young 78 Frances Britz..85 Eulalia Debrech| --- .98 Hildegard Weber 90' Emma Miller ..... J....--. 85 Evelyne Schmitt -- 80 Paulina Freund....... #0 bboto .100 92 96 80 96 96 85 90 90 FOURTH GRADE .. 90 .. 80 .. 83 ii-T< Nicholas Adams Edward Degen Bernard Frett Paul Huff Anton Miller George Michels Walter Schmitt. Ervin Schmitt. Bernard Schmitt Charles Thiel.... Raymond Die thorn .. Stephen Schaefer Albert Schmitt 96 Rosemary Huemann........---w 98 Helen Blake 88 Frances Jarnecke .... 90 Regina Miller ..... Dorothea Schaefer Veronica Schaefer..^... Emilia Weber Alvina Miller...^, Rosa Klapperich Clara Klapperich. Elsie Schmitt.. .... Julia Schmitt......... iMJU. Hdose CANDIDATE CLERK FOB COUNTY FIRST GRADE Edward Baer, Jdln Nett, Albert Britz, Alfred Oeffling, Augustin Freund, Earl Peterson, Bernard Freund, Charles Stilling, Harold Freund, Bernard Young, Alfred Justen, Albert Stilling, Edward Mertes, Antonetta Debrecht, Frank Michels, Agnes Hettermaoii, Martha Huff, Paulina Justen, Julia King, Marie Klein, Alvina Schumacher, Rosina Thelen, Martha Tonyan, Frances Young. PRIMARY CLASS Rosa Miller, Oliva Schaefer, Julia Weingart, Alfons Adams, Henry Weber, Louis Schmitt, Elmer Huemann, Leander Debrecht. I'M?- f,k.. m.r KLWELL J. PECFE; Of Harvard, Ill^. ̂ i _ ANNOUNCEMENT '*%*•' Be^iev^nK in the principles of. the Progressive party, and in the policies ' "Of Theodore Roosevelt, and having ; . been a Progressive in 1912, I hereby ^announce mf candidacy for ' the Pro­ gressive nomination for the office of oounty clerk of McHenry county on : # 4fce Bull Moose or Progressive ticket, ^«nd if nominated and elected I will J, earnestly endeavor to discharge the v . ; duties of the office to the best of my j ability and to the satisfaction of the people. I am a resident of the ofBar- ^w»*d, and solicit the support of all ^Apgreasives at the tember 9. k ' < 11:r primaries on Sep- ELWKLL J. PECK, Harvard, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse C. Wormley of Mendota spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of T. W. Winkel. ' Miss DeVoss will wear some very tlaborate gowns Sunday evening. v.^F-.y ^ r A •' •' "if- * ' ! • " ' ~ \ U P 93 .........100 80 78 ,,^.,.^90 :::::::::: 96 100 96 92 92 87 F 81 81 . 78 90 81 85 83 * *6 81 , 92 F 78 75 80 .85 90 75 F 78 75 F 75 95 80 96 91 88 93 F F 75 79 75 80 95 93 85 81 . 06 90 75 F 75 75 75 78 95 81 75 91 86 98 100 75 96 86 85 91 93 98 91 76 98 81 75 100 80 81 93 91 83 90 95 81 96. 95 82 100 99 91 85 03 81 100 98 90 85 81 78 GRADE 100 89 75 87 90 80 100 92 m > 90 83 83 F 75 76 80 78 79 98 90 83 82 90 97 80 75 75 80 90 90 *6 80 95 98 100 F 75 85 82 78 85 F 80 80 89 83 87 F oa 80 82 90 . SO 85 F 81 75 82 F 85 80 83 90 84 F 80 80 81 80 78 80 F 75 75 78 75 84 95 F 90 75 90 100 95 90 93 95 96 90 88 IOO 95 75 80 86/ 90 90 93 90 91 80 F 78 82 . 80 78 > aitADB 90 95 100 98 85 95 90. • 94 96 80 92 90 90 79 79 90 80 100 92 80 90 88 89 95 80 95 78 95 85 75 70. 78 100 75 90 90 85 86 95 92 80 82 97 95 100 99 94 80 100 85 80 98 80 95 98 90 90 89 98 87 85 89 93 F 80 90 95 F 80 90 94 92 80 82 92 90 84 81 94 90 80 49 82 90 90 90 < 98 90 100 100 100 100 80 90 90 100 90 A PLEASANT SURPRISE A very pleasant surprise took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Freund on Wednesday evening, July 29, when a large company of relatives and friends gathered at that place to remind their daughter, Christine, that it was the anniversary of her eigh­ teenth birthday. Altho totally un­ aware of what was about to happen, the victim soon overcame the shock that usually accompanies such events and before many minutes had passed everyone present was beinjg enter­ tained to their hearts' content. Music, singing and various games were in­ dulged in, while at an appropriate hour refreshments were served. The guests left a beautiful gold watch for their amiable hostess as a kind re­ membrance of the occasion <ae well as a token of esteem. Chicago ft North-Wtfrtorn. Ohtci _ •7.00 am.. Effective Jane 14. 1914 WUK DAT TRAIN. K0arrHB0uin> Arrive McHenry. Miss DeVoss and her own company for one night only, next Sunday even­ ings . j NICE SUMNER BOMB vt| Ed. Mfekelson and family of Chicago are now occupying their beautiful new summer home at Rosedale on Fox river, near this village. The home is one of the most modern and substantial that has been built on Fox river in re­ cent years and the family are no doubt enjoying same. The house was built by Mathias Weber and Ben Brefeld, two of McHenry's expert carpenters. Tickets now selling for Miss DeVoM and players for Sunday evening. CHAS. GE8KE DEAD Chas. Geske, for many yean a reel- dent of this village, passed away quite suddenly at Ringwood on Monday of this week. The funeral took place from the Zion Lutheran church in this village on Wednesday afternoon, inter­ ment taking place in Woodland ceme­ tery. You will enjoy Miss DeVoes in "Tha Eaaiest Way" Sunday evening. ii? ' 3 £ W : "A."v W$:. rliSilSasa Eljjin 10.18 am *8.55 am Via De» Flalnes 10.18 a m *12.15 pm.. ....Via £lgln 2.30 pm *12.45 p m.w.J... Via Des rlalnes 2.30 p m +1.10 p m Via Des Platnes 8.22 n m *3.40 p m....... Via L)e« Plalne*. ,4.44 pm *3.15 pm Via Elgin 8.27 pm *4.58 pm Via DesPlalnea ...8.27 pm so WDAT zaAias. 7.10 a. m Via Elgin 0.48 a m 7.50 a JB... Via I>ea Planes 9.4Ham 8.55 a n Via Des Plalnes 10.18 a m 2.06 p m... Via Elgla 6.00 p m wan UAY THAWS McHeary. SOUS H BO U MB Chicago J7.19 a m._ Via Des Plalnes 8.35 a m *7.10 am Via l)es Plaincs 9.06am *7.10 am Via Elgin 10.10am *8.33 a m Via Des Plalnes* 9.40 a m *4.44 p m Via Des Plalnes 8.60 p m *4.44 p m VlaEl^lu 7.46 p m *0.27 p m Via Des l'lalnes 7.66 p m 8VMDAT (1AIIS. 7.10 a m Via De« P£ftlnes 9JR6 a m 7.10 a m Via Elgin 9.66 am 7.20 p a... Via Des Plalnes. 8.40 p m 7.32 pm Via Des Plalaes.. 9Mpm 7.32 p m ...Via Elgin... lftJB p m * Dally except Sunday. tHaturday only. tMouday only. BXEOUTOK'S NOTICE J. I. Lang, Attorney ' 1 of Ben Brefeld, Deceased. E s t a t e . _ . _ , Tbe nndetfiiiini having Ijckd aijpuiui.ea Executor of the last Will and Testament of Ben Brefeld. deceaited, late of the County of McHenry aud State of Illinois, hereby gives notice that Se will appear before the County Court of McHenry County, at the Court Hotise iu Woodstock, at the October Term, on the first Monday In October next, at which time all persons havlug claims against said Bstateare notltea aaa requested to attend for the purpose of havlngsame adjusted. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested toma£e immediate payment to the uuder- f>at«d this 3rd day of August. A. D. 1914. H-3t THKODOBB G. STOCK, Executor. Added feature vaudeville by Che Flora DeVoss company. FOR SALE--A restaurant in West McHenry. Inquire at this office. Common drinks are uncommonly good at our fountain. Petesch. GIRL WANTED--For my shop. Must be handy with needle. John D, Lodtz, McHenry, 111. . Gibbs' ice cream is beat bj test and is sold a* .McAllister's* A thrilling series of WOODSTOCK VS. UNION, WEDNESDAY N'HENRY VS. HUNTLEY, THURSDAY THE TWO WINNERS, FRIDAY The (ireit Blanche NcKinney-ilonter 0 for a free attraction on track every day. Chariot Races, Hur­ dle Races, Hippodrome Races, wonderful tricks and stunts by Horses and Dogs. 1 --t n ilti The Great SHOWS will run day and night All new attractions including gorgeous, three abreast horse Merry-Go- Round, Motordome, Autodome, Ocean Wave, Monkey and Dog Show, Eiler's trained Goat, John Ruhl's trained Flea Circus im­ ported direct from Germay. You have never seen anything like it and it will make you laugh. See the wonderful free act by Madam Beatric in the evening. Larger and better exhibits of Live Stock, Farm Pro­ ducts, Culinary, Manufact­ ures and Art which make the great event instructive as well as interesting. music and a continnous round of amusement all the week* orders, are reduced by prompt use of I^ng J^^ance Telephone service." When such shortages .occur, the merchant's only recourse is to obtain the missing goods in the least possible time. A Long Distance TelepTio'ne message is the quickest and most effective way of hurryi the shipment |k.i: ^ ' C I . V Chicago Telephone Company^. „ f , I^J H.Conratb, District Mansgsr Telephons 9003 . C . D e b r e c h t QUALITY SERVICE Phone :: RIGHT PRICESfp ••j r U' "'Jib.':. How would you like it, if you were selling^, I your produce, or cattle, or hogs, or your'^fe 1 - * - ' x r ' milk at the creameries, and did not receive.^' •! your pay'until six months had gone by?: How about your merchant? 1 BOUSE McHENRY, ILL. *. ONE NIGHT ONLY--A SUNDAY, m B. Rotnour anaounc# ' MISS FLORA DeVOSS and her own company of popular v selected players In :V' 'f&t % ; • Miss DeVoss appMring perioidly in ^ iashion plate wardrobe i ~" - . j. > -• { • • • The very latest comedy drama success . Popular Prices The Trifling Sufl^ '<r- tv -•>? mmf! w •*. :• Ml of One Cent will buy >v Considerable Electric Servic#£-/;:lri sit will pay for dectricijty sufficient to operate a 16 candle power carbon lamp 2 hours, or a 20 can­ dle power Tungsten 4 hours, or a sewing ma­ chine motor 1 hour, or a •vacuum cleaner 45 min­ utes, or a washing ma­ chine 30 minutes, or keep a six pound flat iron hot 30 minutes, or make six cups of coffee in an elec­ tric percolator, or cook a Welsh rarebit in a chaf­ ing dish, or makel5 slices f of toast v . Electric Service is a luxury |li ey&ryUyng but cos&V;-$,/J' • Is Your House wired! PufelicServiceCompdiy OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT All MlTertlnementu lnsortod uuder thin head atthe (ollowlasratea: KWe lines or lest, 25 cente for flnt Insertion! 16 ceutu for each subsequent Insertion. Koi» than Ave lines, 5 cent* a line for first Insertion Mkd S cents m line for addlttoal xxrANTED--Good, clean white oats. ** BUR LUMBER CO. Wit- JB-lt j^OB SALE--One Royal flee. from factory; price IBS. typewriter, just . Oi jail at thlti of- 6-tf •pOIt SALE ID McHenry; also one stogie of JOHN UKUNER, McHenry, III. A six room house and three lots In McHenry; also cine single lot. Inquire LOST--A 33x4 Firestone tire. Tire was on rim and pumped up. Finder wilt kiadly notify Geo. A. STIRLING, McHenry, ill. S LOST--Somewhere between McHenry and Richmond, a child's black silk Coat. Finder return to this office and receive re­ ward. SpecialTrains on C. & N. W. Railway For Mil lists and other information ap- ply to 1 TBEO: flANER, WaodsUHJt, JUL „ • i . • a. •, /•-. • : V*-' chickens erery rices paid.' L, n. KISBMMBMOM, East Side Market. Phone 57-M. 8-3t TXT ANfKD--'Two hundred *v week; highest market rnOUN D--An automobile tire, near ifiy farm E between McHenry and .Tohnsburgh. Own. er can have same by proving property and PUYLNK for this ad. JOHN Horr. "" fl*tf WANTED-A new or second hand autorr.o bile. Ford preferred. In exchange for a now player-piano or piano. Address all re­ plies to O. II. FANTHAM & BON, Woodstock, 111, n-2t. ti*OUND--On Plstakee Bay road, an automo- f bile tire. Owner may have same by prov­ ing pioperty and paying for this notice. HKNBY FRICUND, Ingleside, III. Phone Mc­ Henry. 632-J-2. 8 LOST--Somewhere on road between McRen-ry and Plstakee Kay, a brown traveling bag containing gents' wearing apparel. Flnd- erklndly return to H. E. VVIOHTMAN, at home Of Rollln Waite, McHenry, 111. 8 EXCELLENT DAIRY FARM-200 hundred acres; good buildings; half mile from school; Borden factory two miles; postofflce. depot, one mile; Twin lakes one; Powers lake one aud a half; Lake Geneva ten. Terms easy. Address JOHN E. NKTHEHCOT, Lake Geneva, Wis. . tf-3t Miss Flora DeVoss and her own com­ pany next Sunday evening. Books to lister's. rent by the day at lfeAl- Someone Will Lose Another Barn by LIGHTNING Each season at least one barn in |his county Is struck by lightninar. ft may be yours. Protect, yourscll sow while there is time. SHINN Uflhtnlaf B6d« «re The Worlirl Best j GSM* 89.6* pur* ooppST tMMtlK, •M# conductivity Copper circuit SiomMlver tlpiwU pMuUlovroitad ••4s. Four-lam«d, ••If lookln*' tnal. Ksdornd by slectiloal HitaMM. Look fM tradamark 1 IMiilM Shlnn ctbl*. IndivtdiMl Bond gtvtu wtnc r"» Sblnn System. Come in sod mm U. SimanekBros. Long Dist. Phone 483 Spring Grove EXECUTOR'S NOTICE OF FILING FINAL SETTLEMENT . WfcCj Chas. S. Northrop. Attomef STATE OF ILLINOIS, I, ^ ^ fit^noVrEUen1 l^mUn, Deceawd. q You'are1 hereby1 "not t hat onMmday. th« 17th day of August, UR I. the Bxecn- tnr nfthfi in«f* Will and Testament of said deceased will present to.the OouBty Court of MrHenrs' County, at the Court Bouse in Woodcock. Illinois, my flnal report of my acts and doings as such Executor, and usfc the Court to be discharged from any and all further duties and responsibilities connected with said Estate and my administration theiv*r which thue and place you may he present and resist such application, if you Otoose so to do. Joju( M Executor. ' L ' ' . ••V You can't go wrong with a Blorft De ttak«U .. " ' •• . .-i. w Tl.e ortJtral jew»»l ^1 the >n>* n is EAE^Y RtKtfR ffe. Other things are necessary for baking day bat without good fljur evvryihijtg is a failure. If you hare any dnuht about Die' quality u§ Early RIMT flour trjr a saok toda^. Our goa« an- tee protects you against die h>ss of u ci nt atid we feel sure that a trial will convert you to the constant use of this, the best flour manufactured. WEST KIM v-' S ft Good Things to Eat Now, doesn't t"ftaV sound good to you? Of coui-se it does and we are right here to tell you that we sell these good things and want you to leave us your next order for Gro­ ceries, Canned Goods, Vege- 'tables, Fruits or Bakery Goods. The season of the year is at hand when the housewife refuses to prepare all meals over a hot cook stove and for this reason we have laid in a supply of cold lunch eats that will be sure to plesse your palate. All orders promptly delivered. M. lilESEN. CENTER VILLE - sk and warn choicest line of Ideate and Groceries ii'le found in McHenry J.W.Aebischer (SUCMMT te C. O. I*r»tt.) MoHENRY. ILL. M ei 'PHONE M-K It's a Ptare 'rsik'S for us .to serve you, especial­ ly 90 when we do so know­ ing that we are serving the choicest of meats, groceries, vegetables, canned goods and fruits. We are firm be­ lievers in service and our constant aim is to serve our patrons and the public in general with the bestofev-f erything at all times and do ̂ so in the most courteous and-- ' accommodating 'manner. Our delivery system is very prompt anfi ever at your ser- J •' y --X v-: ^ • G.C.BOSMA WeA McHenry :: Phone 3 DR. F. J. AICHER DENTIST \_ Office in Schumacher BsikHff Genterville McHenry, Telephone No. 18 Illinois G. A. SATTEH DlflTUCT IAMAEI mmiAL LIFE mSUKANCC ck VEST HIENKY, IL AWE VOO OtfratBMEDT Telephone No. lto~R .e SIMON STOlfet Insurance agent for all property in the beet eotnpaniys. iiiiTinM r&J