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IBESTI 'ECONOMY IS WEALTH " rOFFEL\ i*SIMON See tl*at NAME aittl PKICE are glHinpoti on soles 0.FLmmJ^. r^it^'V*sMUUtf*£^: MM J^eufo* Men. The awful effects of earl IB Yfeakness, NERV0U8 DEBIL1 niftlit era-illness, losk ; .ft WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1) , 1897. TAN SLYKE, Editor. tE COUNTY JUDGESHIP. canvass for the office of County Which office will "be vacant on ac- of Judge Donnelly being elected to ircait Bench, will now open in earn- , At this writing there are three ca§- in the field, viz : 0. ft. Gilmore, Woodstock, A.W.Young, of Harvard; , D T Smiley, of Woodstock, whose ical strength we Bhould judge to be Jut in the order named, with Judge lore far in the lead. That Judge lore is justly entitled to the position ability, experience, and eminent fit- i, no reasonable man will deny. He the choice of the people, but the of unscrupulous wire pullers, who kve their tools scattered over the ity, ate leaving no means untried to inpass his defeat. And why? Simply use they cannot make him a pliant to aid them in their dirty work of. arting the will of the people^, and ding out the offices of the county at . leir own sweet will. Judge. Gilmore is ot made of that kind of material. • The "Boss'* Ring leader of Woodstock Iff making frantic appeals for his candi- . ate, and says, " for God sake, gentle- ien, you must give the Judgeship to , miley as he was promised it two years go!" A very significant admission, •at will the gentleman please inform us ow long his franchise runs, whereby he mMk-: * i authorized to farm out the offices of he county, in payment for the services f his gang of pot house politicians, and o the detriment of the people of the ounty ? And this is but one instance where unwarranted promises have been nade. Already the wires are laid and promises made by these self-constituted guardians of the offices of McHenry jounty, for the next County Clerk, Treas irer, Sheriff, and even th»- State Re­ presentative, three years ahead, and the people must have nothing to say about *§ •/ % V V it. As in the late Judicial matter, three four of the gang got together at Woodstock, named delegates to the Ju ;ial Convention, and did not even say the people by your leave. Because fudge Gilmore believes the people should lave something to say in these matters id will not allow himself to be used by those tricksters is why they are trying to encompass his defeat. ] • 'fpN Judge Gilmore is the people's candi date, and in the coming election it is the People sgainst the Ring and Ring Role .We appeal to the Republican vote McHenry County to assert their rights low. For years these unscrupulous gangsters have made you promises only vto break them, have dictated your nom inations and forced you to swallow am, have farmed out the offices of the county two and four years ahead, and you are now asked to carry otit their iinholy promises. Will you d o it ? If we read the signs of the times aright le people will nominate and elect Judge Him ore for County Judge by an over­ whelming majority. This is as itshouid and we believe will be. More anon. " !"- HV ' r?" Report of Village Treasurer, Showing the amount of money received and from what sources received, the amount of money expended and for what purposes expended for the year ending May t, 1897 : . RECEIPTS. e 4 June 2, Rec'd cash from G. G. Smith....... $ 450 00 June 8, Rec'd from A. 0. Rupp pool table lese June 15, W. A. Cristy, J P fines July 3, A. 0. Rupp, show lese July 9, Geo. G. Smith.... July 16, A. 0. llupp, show July 25, E. H. Thompson, for taxes Aug. 18, A. 0. Rupp, show. Aug. 21, A. 0. Rupp, show Sept.23;. G. Gf Smith, ex-Treas Sept. 23, Four no^s G. G Smith ------•-- • bondsmen, Whiting, _ Clemens, Hanly....... 4-255 30 Oct. 21, A. O. Rupp, night per­ mits, street ex Oct.* 27, W. A. Criety, hall rent Oct. 31, A. Englen, 6 mo. lic'se Oct. 31, J no Heimer, " " Nov. 2, Ed. Long, " " Nov. 2, Freund & Barb'n " Nov. 2, H.C.Smith,6mo.lic'se Nov. 2, H.A.Smith, " " ovl 4. R. Schiessle, " Nov 6, J. J- Buch, " f' Nov. 8, C. Reimer, ". " Nov 11, Joe Heimer, " oc. 12, W. A. Cristy.haU rent, - - election'day... 897. •' / ; Feb. 1, A. 0. Rupp, night per.. Mch. 10, A. O. Ruppi night per.. Apr. 17, County Treaa. for de- liuqaent taS..i....u..; Apr. 24, A. 0."Rupp,night per.. Three-fourths of the interest on monthly balance..... EXPKKDITCKXSI June--1996. . Pd >rd'r312 L Newman. st labor,....- .-t 217 Nordquest & Weber bill r'd 222 F J B*rbian, tudse elec'n... 231 B Nordqnest, 6 ajeeslags--.. 1 M Enelen, redse 40 00 3 00 5 00 1027 ?4 3 00 92 45 3 00 1 00 700 00 15 00 100 250 00 250 00 250 00 250 00 250 00 250 00 250 00 250 00 250 00 250 00 5 00 8 00 si oo 32 74 2 00 166 John Niesen, night watch... 1P7 Dell Noonan, night watch .. 168 M J Thelen, night watch.... 1S9 Joe Hishop, night w it«h ... 170 L Newman, night watoh 171 V Schncider, night watch... 172 C A Boschert, ser dcr'G lire 173 J Waleh, police er... 174 175 L7FI J Hcrbea,. gravel 177 WM Sohrelner, street com.. 173 A o Rupp, election supplies 179 H O Mead, sal 1 yr as att'Y.. 150 151 182 B Gilbert;-Dadse.. ..: 183 N J Jueten, lights glass. ... 1S4 A O Friedley, mdBO-- ..... 185 18G 187 Wilbur Lumber Oo, lumber 18S J Van Sly ke, ptg & pub 18S) 190 HO Mead, judge election .. 101 J H Mil'er, judge election.. 192 193 Geo Gilbert, clerk election 194 Robtllloward, clerK election 195 196 1 Wentworth, 6mo sal..... 197 198 J HHitter, 6 mo eal- 199 John Heimer, 6 mo sal.... .. 200 O H Granger 6 M£ sal ....... 201 R A Ho ward, 6 mo sal .. Total amount paid out.. -- Three-fourths of the interest monthly balances Cash on band May 1 £ •• 3 .. 3 .. 3 .. 10 50 ..--10 50 .. 10 50 .. 10 50 . . 1 0 6 0 *4723 70 I . 15 92 .. 421.48 $ 437 4(1 . 4029 56 Noiet on hand. . ' -- . . . Tdtai. . . . . . . . .v.... .A.;.. ,19190 65 MONTHLY BALANCfcSi \ 1896. Tilly 8. § 255.46, interest s per ctl.f Aug.l." 738 86, " " Sep. 5. 518 30, " " Oct. 5% 14179, " " Nov. 2. 130615, " " Trade during tho month of May has been exceptionally good, which means wc have the right,goods and hmight for' cash, which insures you the lowest possible prices. Wejffvill continue th°* good work through the month of June, by offering you the best lines of shoss on the market.| (SUCCESSORS TO PEBRY & OWEN.) $9174 73 Dee. 7. 1897. | Jan. 4. Feb. 1. Mch 1. Apr. 5. 1438 39,, 123258, 1071 40, 953 94, 838 26, 64 1 841 1 29 3-R> 3 27 3 60! 15 92 We are Sole A gents for this community for WASHBURN, OROSBY CO S Total receipts. ..$9190 65 50 2 95 2 AG FriedleT, mdse 5^1 76 50 7 50 3 50 92 44 37 75 44 6 525 16 50 3 9 40 8 75 260 3 50 2 25 TUESDAY'S ELECTION. Tuesday's Judicial election was quiet throughout the state, a very small vote being polled. In McHenry county Cart wright, for Supreme Court Judge, and Donnelly, Garver and Fuller, for Circuit Judges, received about 700 majority. In Cook county the old Judges were re­ elected by clean pluralities of over 10,000, a signal victory for Republican ism and justice. The Inter Ocean, in commenting on the result in this state, says: "For the most part party lines were drawn, the Republican and Demo­ cratic parties having in nearly every Su­ preme Court District and Judicial Circuit their respective candidates. The returns received from Cairo to Galena, indicate the same thing, namely, that the Repub lican party is holding its own through­ out the state. It id evident that the citi­ zens of Illinois stand politically now |where they did in 1896, or at least, where they did in 1894. There seems to be no disposition to backslide." 3 Owen & Chapell, md#e 4 M M Siesen , police ser --. 5 J Walsh. " " 6 *V Schreiner, st com . 7 W D Went worth, sprinkPg and street labor 8 J Fair, cutting weeds 9 :»imon Stoffel, mdse 10 BGilbert, mat* 11 T J Walsh, plaining 12 P Englen . 13 Wright, painting 14 M Englen, mdse 15 P J Freund, rep bridge -- 16 P Thelen, cutting grass. -- July--1896. . _ Pdord'RL7 W D Wentworth, st spnnk'g 18 W Bavon, pumps, etc 19 W Schreiner, st com.. 20 S Kennedy, st labor 21 M Weber, St labori 22 C Geska, st labor 23 S McDonald, haul'g gravel... 24 U M^ers. hsiU'g gravel ...... 25 J Herbes, gravel ... 26 B Gilbert, jmdse 27 J J Miller, mdse 28 J Van -<lyke, printing ..-- 29 E L,awlus, mdse 30 M M NIESEN, POLICE SER 40 . 31J WALSH, POLICE SER 41. 321. D LINCOLN, SPECIAL POLICE.. 3 . 33 JOHN BUSS, SPECIAL POLICE ..." 3 . 34 L NEWMAN, SPECIAL POLICE..., 3 . 35 M WEBER, SPECIAL POLICE 3 . S^J'hnFare cu'tingweeds-- 13 50 37 W lbur Lumber Oo, lumber.. 294 16 August-- 1896T Pdoid'R38 4 P Baer, md se .«........... 2 78 " 39 3 Walsh, police ser . .dr. ...... 40 25 " 40 John Fare, cutting weeds.. . 3.. " 41 W D Wentworth, sprink'g .. 93 50 «« 42 M M NIESEN. POLICE SER 40 . «« 43 P J FREUND, REP BRIDGE 3. «' 44 AC FRIEDLEY, MDSE.... 7 71 " 45 G VV BESLEY, PAINT 70 " 46 W SCHREINER, STREET COM 32 «' 47 WILBUR LUMBER CO 162 SEPTEMBER--1896. PAORD 'R48 W D WENTWORTH, SPRINK'G... 99 87 " 49 OH GRANGER, LABOR FOR WM THURLWELL! 8 75 " 50 C H GRSNG*R, STORE ACE'T 0 L CURTIS 4 «• 51 WM SCHREINEF, STREET COM ... 35 " 52 F SCHNEIDER, LABOR ... 3 75 " 53 GEO MYERS, HAULING 3 38 " 51 JOHN XEISS, PAINT'G FENCE 75.. " 55 A 0 FRIEDLEY, MDSE 3 19 " 56 JOHN EVANSON MDSE 2 60 " 57 M M NIESEN, POLICE SER 40 " 58 J WALSH, POLICE SER 40 " 59 WILBNR LUMBER CO, LUMBER .. 2304 •• 60 J F WISNER, CONCRETE WALKS.. S00 " 81 C H GRANGER, CON W'KIJFW 60693 " 62 JOHN HEX BES, GRAVEL 65 OCTOBER--1^96 PD ORD'R.63 W D WENTWORTH, SPRINK'G .. 25 88 " 64 GEO MY^RE, TEAMING 20 25 " 65 JOHN WALSH, POI'CE SER 4125 " 66 MM NIESEN, POLICE SER 40 '• 67 W SCHREINER, STREET COM... . 33 " 68 JOHN NEISS, LAB JR 150 " 6H NICK BISHOP, LABOR 75 " 70 O LNMPHERS, HAUL'G GRAVEL.. 1 50 •' 71 S ST'.FFEL, MDSE 2 60 " 72 W 1'HARL.VELL , LABOR 10 . " 73 JACOB JUFCTEN, MDSE 2 76 " 74 F L MCOMBER, MD6ER 10 45 •• 75 M FNGLEN. RET> ENGINE 38 45 '• 76 A O RUPP, SAL 6 MO.. 25 NOVEMBER--1896. PD ORDER77 JOHN WALSH, POLICE SER .. .. 405C '• 7H MM NIESEN, POLICE SER 40.. " 79 B GILBERT, MDSE 4 95 " KD WHEATON, PREST FOR IRON BRIDGE 336 80 W D WENTWORTH, TEAMING... 36 75 81 JOHN HERBES, GRAVEL 19 82 MAT WEBER, LABOR « 83 Johi Buss, labor . . 4 50 84 Wm 8chremer, street com ... 44 85 Nordqueit 3c Weber, blacks'g 4 55 86 Wilbur Lumber Co, lumber.. 7126 87 R A HOWARD, G MYERS T^.AM'G 123 48 S8 JOHN KRAUSE. LABOR. 22 65 89 L H HOWARD, LABOR 20 62 90 JOHN THURLWELL, LABOR 3975 STATE OF ILLINOIS,! MCHENRY COUNTY, Village of McHenry. I, >imon Stoffel. Treasurer of the above named village for the fiscal year euding May 1, 1897, do solemnly swear that the foregoing is a true and accurate ac­ count of all moneys received and paid out by me as such Village Treasurer from lune *2,1896, to May 1,1897, showinga balance in my hands of four hundred thirty-seven dollars and forty centn (f437 40), and notes receivable foui thousand twenty-nine dollars and fifty-. 3 25 I five cents (?4029.55) and interest receiy- 1 tble ninety-six dollars and sixty-four^ 1 cents ($96 64.) SIMON STOFFEL. Subscribed and sworn to before me! a Justice of the Peace, in and for \fcH«nrv countv, Illinois, this 11th day of May,'A. D. 1897. W. A. CBISTY. Justice of the Peaces We, the Finance Committee, find the above report correct. A. P. BAER, Ch'M. C. H. GRANGER, J; H MILLER. Also, the Gutheman, Carpenter and Felling Shoes, in all the newest styles and lasts, Tuesday's Election In McHenry. Tuesday's election in McHenry was one oi the most quiet for years. Only 67 { votes were polled, of which the straight ^Republican ticket received 44 and the Democratic 23. Very little if scratching was done. any Prohibition Conference. The Prohibitionists of McHenry county will hold a conference in the Presbyter­ ian church at Ridgefield on Monday June 21st, at 10 o'clock. At this meet- topics will be discussed, the county ork planned for the year, and arrange­ ments made for a celebration on the 5th of July, at Crystal Lake. An invitation given to ail to attend. Those attend will bring refreshments. Meeting begin prompt at 10 o'clock. E. G. SMITH, Chm. Co. Com. tf&*Rutter on the Elgin Board of Trade was firm; offerings. 45,420 lbs 39,840 lbs at 14%c; 300 lbs at Butter last week sold for 14@15c ago for 15@15%c. It was urged bt.-all the members of the board and interested wire Governor Tanner, bim to sign the anti-color bill Nominations to Stakes. The Richmond Gazette says: "Several days of good racing are assured. We are indebted to Secretary Bower for the fol­ lowing list of nominations to the stakes of the Richmond Driving Park Associa­ tion, to be trotted during July and August: YEARLINGS. Euletta G W Eldredge, R'ehmond Frosty Morning H B Throop, Nunda John Ridd B8 Benson, Genoo Junction Bob Fitzsimmons C E Kelly, Antioch Fred P WM Pea-rock, Genoa Junction Dorris Wm Lichty. Richmond Georgia Olar Frank Olar, Salem TWO-YEAR-OLDS. Nina V ...John F Reynolds. Richmond Rob Roy Ohas Gibba , Genoa Junction Hollow"Boy P J Iienney. Richmond Doc H llolmes Bros, Genoa Junction Clara C L H Beall. Antiooh Hazel Boy . H B Throop, Nunda •Har Bird .Geo Vogel, Solon Mill THREE-YEAR-OLDS. Gipsy M JasCarbery, Waukesha Tony 8 NJ Schumacher. Treyor Vlolu Thorne G W Eldredge, Richmond JessieSwtgert ...BS Benson. Genoa Junction Majestic HO Roberts, Lake Geneva Janet . . . . Mona'S Isle 3:20 CLASS. Mabel L... Geo Vogel, Solon Mills Q 0 Bassett..Qulgley &|Crodan. Lake Geneva Detf i e ld L H Beall , Antioch Hank H.. E Cropley, Richmond Virgil .. E W Sherman, Lake Geneva Iola B P Blair. Waukesha 2:45 CLASS. Lizzie Borden G W Eldredsre, Richmond Johnny D P J Kenny, Richmond J C M J J Morley, Antioch Heiroglyph E Cropley, Richmond Queen Ella E J Hanly, West McHenry 2:25 CLASS, Eremac Wm McGaw, Richmond Maggie E... Parker Bros. Chicago Martua Mitchel l ... J J McCabe, Lak« l Geneva Charl leS Chas Sibley, Antioch Cal Swigert F J Ayers, Burlington & Our Clothing Department Is full of Genuine Bargains, in men's, boys' and children's suits. 3-piece suits for the little tots, 3 to 6 years. Pants, Pants. Of the famous Dutchess make. All sizes and styles. HATS, CAPS and Straw Goods in endless variety. UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS. Summer Corsets, of the Royal Worcester make, , DRESS GOODS. New stock, in fancy, black, and all the leading | colors. , Dimities, Lawns, Challies, Organdies, Satines, Mulls, Linens, etc. SUMMER UNDERWEAR, in cotton and wool. Men's and working Shirts, from 50c up, Men's Overalls, 50c to $1, fully warranted. GROCERIES. Canned Goods, Flour, etc., in only the best grades. All kinds of garden and field Seeds in fcto 3k. SIMON West MhHeoiv. III.. 1897. 0 AhirO, Are You Going to Celebrate As the season advances no doubt you are having fome thought as to where you will cejebr.te the 4th of July Now that Mc- Henry has prepared to celebrate a general invitation is extended ED Buchanan, ITICHMON" I to all to all to j ia us and make it a day long to be remembered in Kolly' Antl0ch I this community. No dovsbt you are saying on the quiet that you would like to go to McHenry atid take part in the (jrrand Parade; but in order to do so I should have a PILLSBURY'S BEST. Every Sack guarantee!, and delivered to any part of the city. OWEN & CHAPELL. McHenry, 1897. P. BAER, Propt West McHenry, III, New Carriage, Surrey or Road Wagon, Let S SCC YOUX Face As the old one will hardly do. I will say to you that if you will call at my ware-1 house any time between now and the above date that I will show you the best line | of Buggies, Surries and Road Wagons in the county. Goods that are honest and reliable and will please you, both in quality and price, viz: The Peabody, irianufac- i - --- T_~. tured by the Peabody Buggy Co., Fostoria, Ohio. We can and will sell you a JX I till rv good turn out at $48.00. |AAX VUXD Slill left, a few 6-blado Riding Cultivators, ranging in price from to $22 C an you use one, If not make the old one as good ae n« v by placing on it the spring tooth attachment we have for sale. Repairs lor all machines a specialty. The best Axle STORE IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS. 51 25 •25 22 50 15 15 15 91 W Thurlwel l . labor H2 J Van Slyke, pub pro'gi 6 nro 93 John Fare, cutting weeds .. 94 John Evan6on, sal 10 n eet'SS 95 I Wentworth, »al lUment'gs.. 96 Job Heimer, sal 10 meet'ge... 97 P J Freund, sal 10 meet'gs and ex services 98 J H Mil er, sal 10 meet'ge and ex services #8 C H Granger, sal 10 meet'ge and ex «ervices 100 R A Howard, salary, ex eerv'A December--1896, PDORD'R 101 M M NIESEN, POLICE SER 40 75 102 JOHN WALBTL",* POLICE EEI .... 40 103 JOHN THELEN, SPECIAL POLICE. 2 .. 104 M ENGLEN, O I L 3 50 105 G W BESLEY, MDSE.. 430 106 G«O MYERS, LABOR 6 30 107 F SCHNEIDER, LABOR 2 40 108CHRI8 SICKLES, LABOR 150 W It is estimated that the govern­ ment is losing ?3,000,000 a week in rev­ enues by the delay in the passage of the tariff bill. The people are losing ten| Gre3«e and Machine Oil always on hand, times as much in work on account of the delay. We earnefetly ask „every one of our readers to immediately write a postal card to at least one member of I the United States Senate, at Washing­ ton, urging and demanding the imme-1 diate passage of a protective tariff law and such a law as will give adequate I protection to American labor and Amer-| ican industries. goods that will cause ith pleasure. T j l 1 _ « _ J . T h e b e s t , m o s t c o n v e n i e n t , m o s t h a n d y f a r m J. l/il 111 VJTcITjCL gate OD earth is the Sherman Patent Gate , . ... ,, . v * Call in and look it over and you will say that | please you with something it, is the best, and the price we will quote you, all raady to be placed in position, will surprise you. Thanking you for your patronage of the past, and hoping for a share of it in the future, I am, Rrspectfully Yours, There are some things in warm weather your eyes to sparkle with amazement and LIGHT UP YOUR OOUNTENANCE Whatever may be your taste we believe we can J, If Your Purse Leaked McHenry, 111., 1897. T. J. WALSH. 109 Mat Weber, labor. 110 WMSF.hreiner, street com .. 111 Henry Stilling, wood.... 112 Wil'-NR Lumber Co, lumber 113 W D Wehtworth. labor.. .. 114 Dr O J Howar-I, eal Bof H .. 115 R Waite . «al B of H 116 Anton Weber, eal B of H Janurry--1897 Pd ord'r 117 M M Nleeen, police eer 118 JWalsh , police eer.... 119 Mat.M VTeberf special police 120 Owen IT Chapell, mdse 121 AC Friedley, mdse 122 M Englen, oil 123 WM Ychreiner, FT ontcom.. 1J4 Geo MYER«, hati !'g Mravel.... 125 » L MeOmber, c'UI'l & mdse J*2II J J Miller, oil and NII tehee. 127 Jacob Jutiten, glass 128 B Gilber t , mdee! 6 29 3 75 35 18 3 40 10 10 .. 10 41 25 41 .. 3 .. 991 5 45 2 66 1 1 . . 35 70 13 95 4 8ri 1 27 . 185 H >usa 10 to 9 Severe earthquake shocks visited , R CDI.TU'C NEXT V..H,Thursday, the Ohio river valley, southern Pennsyl-1 ' June 17. Woodstock vania, Maryland, West Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee on Monday of | last week. The seismic disturbance seem­ ed to be from the south to the north and in some places lasted about five minutes. ] Chandeliers rattled, tall buildings sway­ ed and the people in the vicinity where I the shocks were the most severe were very much alarmed. In the neighbor­ hood of Cincinnati the phenomenon was] very pronounced. At one place a lot of picnicers dispersed and fled from the | grounds in search of safety. February--1897 Pdord'r 12!) M M Nieeen, police fe r 41 50 " 130 J Waleh, pa eer and meais.. 4175 " 131 A P Baer, o i l : " 13SB Gilbert, mdse •' 133 P Hauprish, rnt to May 1, '97 *• 134 Wm schreiner, etieetcom.. " 135 W I> Wentworth lbr with hee " 138 P J FreunO, rep bridge March--1897, Pdord'r 137 M M Niesen, police eer '• 138 J Walsh, police eer s... " 139 J Van Hlyke , puh treae rep't " 140 John Thelen, ^p'Kpolice .... " 141 Wm Schreiner' etreet com .. " 1«2 W I) Wentworth use of h'se •* 143 Cfr is Ntcklee, labor " 144 B G lbert, mdse.... ....... " 145 M Englen, mdse.. " 146SH Smith,wood " 147 John Evanson & Co, mdse .. April--1W)7. Pa ord'r 148 « " 149 Simon Stoffel. M "se... ...... "• 150 John Thelen. ep'L police .-... " 151 H Zimmerman, labor " 152S Mooonald, labor " 153 S Kennedy, labor 154 F Nickles, lab r..\ '• 155 J Herbes. gravell " 156 Wm Schreiner, atreet com . " 157 J Walsh, police eer ...-...... " 158J1 M Nieeen, police eer ...... " 159 P J Schoewer, blackem'g... " 160 Gilbert Broe, oil " 161 M Englen, Mdse " 16? M Weber, night watch ... . " 163 Martin Thelen, night watch 3 , " 164 »dyde Curtis, night watch..- 3 " 165 Poter Biehop, night watch.. 3 l 80 7;50 3 .. 11 . . 2 25 0 .. 42 .. 41 50 30 44 3 .. 13 .. 1 13 75 85 2 76 4 50 1 75 1 92 8 . . 1 35 3 1 50 1 5't HO 24 41 41 7ft 250 50 26 49 Administrator's Notice. FESTATE of Maria F, Stevens deceased. The Li undersigned having been appointed Ad­ ministrator with will annev«d of tho estate of Maua F. Stevens, deceased , late of the county of McHenrv and state or Illinois, hereby gives noti'e that he will appear before the County Court oi McHenry county, at the Court Houee. in WbodetocU, Illinois at the July term, on the first Monday in July next , a t which t ime a l l persons having claims against I>ai>' estate are notille 1 and requested toatterdfor the pur­ pose of having the spme adjusted. All T er- eons indebted 'O *nid estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned Dated this 3d dav of May, A D. 1897., w GEOBDE GAGE, Administrator. K WithbWill Anncxod DOCTOR FRUTH so well and favorably known as OHICAOO'S LKAD1KQ iCST1 &MOSTSUCCESSFUL ORBL/IALIOT> for his many and wonderful cures of PATARRU tliroat< lunf?s, liver, dyspepsia, Indlpes UH I Hlllin tion, all diseases of stomach and bowels D| nnn A'un CVIU diseases, sores, pimples, scrof • LUUU HHU OMn.nla, syphilitic taints, tumors .etter, ECZEMA and Blood Poison of every nature. YiniiPV Akin IIQIUAQV weak back, pain in side, MUTILI RNll UnlllAnT abdomen, bladder, sedi­ ment in nrine. brick-dust or white,'painful urinations, Brirrht's disease andall diseases ot the bladder. Diseases -- Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Inflamma­ tions, Discharges, Strictures, Weakness of Organs, Syphilis, Hydrocele, Varicoele and kindred troubles quickly cured. PRIVATE Besley's Sarsaparilla Compound. The great Blood purified. Try a botcle. All desiring Jardineers Yases, and all varieties of Flower Pots, call and see the large assortment at Julia A. Story's. Besley's Reliable Heave Powder; The best remedy of the kind now on the mar­ ket. Try a package. » New linei of men's black and brown Stiff and Fedorah Hats at Owen & Chapell's; I OCT laANUnnn an(I all Its attending ailments, LUOl mArinUuU both of Young, Mlddlc-AitcJ iH»uowuff uiajnr>, |> 1 1111r>c.->, uadlllUlUC of energy and weakness of both body and brain; WB9ITKT your troubles If out of city. Thous- « ands cured by oorrespoadnnee H medicines sent secretly. OH. D. O. FRUTH. ' 676 E. 48th Street, Chicago, Who can thlnfc of some simple thing to patent? Wanted-An Idea Protect your ideas; they may bi Wrlt<& JOHN WEODEBBURN & , neyB, Wa«hlngtou, D. c , for their «i,800 prieo offer and list of two hundred luvonttoua wanted. Sole Agency to the Celebrated POLAR STAR Fancy Flour! Manufactured at New Prague, Minn., You'd stop that leak instantly, if you lost but a penny. v •>' Where do You Buv Goods? We are saving people money every day by our HIGH VALUES I and LOW PRICES. Look over our Stock and you will be convinced that our store is the store for bargains. , • ~;v* / " w •m • Mills, are located in the finest hard prices as low as the lowest, wheat country. Are supplied with most f modern machinery. Our Grocery Department is full of choice, pure goods, and at The Fancy" is fully warranted and guaranteed The choicest in the market. Bought in car lots only and sold on lbwest pos-1 sible terms bjf SIMON STOFFEL, WEST MellENIl^, ILL. Always in stock at Volo, Ul„.by E. RICHARDSON, JOHN ROSING JOHN RICHARDSON, FLOUR. FLOUR. DO YOU TRAVEL to i.ak® atrip! Do, you suffer from Severe llcadachex, NervouMtieiii> Heiifilck- stimulant, and preventative known. Wonderfnl ro- IIVIIA.I1ER, and you will alwayn use it -- ««^°^cnn f *clJ* Drnffflito scndforlt. By nihil, 60 ccntv. Bend for Ilook on Slenlk^l. frM. CD811HAN DltUU €0. v TINCKNKW? vSK?\Si 0 If you bake your own bread or cake you are fully aware of the importance of having the ingredients fresh and pure. Flour, of course, being the basis of both cake and bread, should be absolutely the best procurable. We have the old reliable'Sleepy-Eye Flour [that will just suit your wants. Goods delivered to any part of Henry. Vf emt McHenry, Illinois.