The Woodstock Sentinel from Woodstock, Illinois • Page 4

Thursday, Augvst 8, 1901. liOiT-BflCOKIRTS- Buy the September Delineator, bo All the latest styles; women beautiful country house described; Ruskin's love story; several short stories. The Delineator is fitted to meet the requirements of every home. For sale at our pattern counter. Call and examine our September paper patterns.

Many otthe best-dressed women of Paris, London and Iew York witt wear habit-back skirts this season. The September Delineator illustrates several them. Paper patterns for the month have just arrived. Oar patrons are urged to visit our paperpattern department and investigate. Fashion sheets free.

Our Bargain Counter. On our Bargain Counter will be found many desirable goods at less than real value. Last ends of-goods we are closing out. Drapery goods, former price 15c, now 5c. Other bargains equally as good.

See them. if A The Woodstock Sentinel 5 COURT HOUSE NOTES. WHY PAY REIT NEWS OF THE CHURCHES Church Chimes. The Presbyterian Sunday-school will serve ice cream at a sociable some New Arrivals. Bom, to Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Guth, on Friday, Aug. 2, 1901, a son. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. C. Hunt-zinger on Monday, Aug. 5, 1901, an 8-pound boy. Mother and child doing well.

Fine cigars at Dirrenberger's restaurant. Dance, Friday Night. There will be a young people's dance in Murphy's hall after the band concert next Friday evening. Everybody is cordially invited. Music by Bru-baker's orchestra.

A Kansas girl who is just convalescing from an attack of it describes love as "an inward inexpressiveness of an outward overishness." Own Your Own Home Buy a home in McHenry County, the gardeii spot of the world, the land of fine churches, schools, railroads, excellent climate, pure water, sure crops and the best of markets. FARMS FOR SUE In every township in the county at prices that will make your eyes stick out. Some choice level land, black loam, with blue clay and gravel subsoil, $25 per acre. Why wait? Now is the time to buy, when you can get money for A)i and 5 per and that is the reason the people are buying. The rate of interest is bound to go up.

When land can be bought at from $25 per acre, with money at 5 per with 20 years' time in which to pay, the poor man has a chance to live. Then do not put it off; come at once and look at some of the bargains we have to offer. We also have farming lands in every county in Western Minnesota and Eastern South Dakota. Prices range from f7 to $30 per acre. Also Some Choice City Property For Sale Cheap.

In our business we very often get what we term "snaps," and we have a few of those at present. Entered Woodstock ai Second-Class Matter. PUBLISHED KVERY BY THE WOODSTOCK SEiTTHTEXj CO. meomoTto. L.T.HOY President and Manager SobHcriptionl.SOprryear.

Advertising rates made known on application. Address all com- mn dications to Tun Sentinel, Woodstock, 111. C. IEMMERS, local Editor and Foreman. JT IF THIS PARAGRAPH SHOULD he marked with a him rwnf.il vimid be an indication to yon that yon are JL 3k.

more than a year in arrears on sub- and that we would esteem it a favor to have yos call and settle. I CITY COUNCIL. RRGUt.AK MEKTING. WOODSTOCK, Allff- E. C.

Jewett, mayor, presiding. Aid. Hill, Osborn, Schuett, Stupfel and Walters answered to their names at roll-call, constituting a'uoruni. The minmes of the preceding regular meeting and two special meetings were read and approved. The city treasurer's monthly report, showing a balance in the treasury of $5,476.97, was presented and read, and on motion was accepted, approved and placed on file.

The city marshal's monthly report, with treasurer's receipts attached, showing $12.18 collected for lamps sold, $646.10 collected for water rentals, and $305.39 collected for electric lights for the month of June, was presented and read, and on motion was accepted, approved and placed on rile. Tht-followincr bills, approved by the finance committee, were read: Wlerdt Cralff Mf( Co, leather caps 3 40 Same, tame and valve surintrs 21 lappaa steam rump works, Ranic National Meter water meters Chicago Engineer Supply Co, discs and packing Jas Clow Sous, taps and drill Crane Co, nuts for hydrant Z. Dickerson, labor on waterworks Cusacli, name Holmes, same Geo Lathron, same acob Olson, same tiaOi W. Lemmers, express, etc Jewett. council trio to Chicauo 4 im 130 5t 2 3 37 3 (.

INI 3 I I 75 1 50 1 50 7 h5 27 35 Hanaford, night paid 4 Fred Sans, boarding horse lo oo Walter McLean, pnlley and 5 50 EC Brooks, mowing streets 25 50 F. E. Hanaford, gravel o7 So Chas. C. Snyder, same 17 Bannister, same 37 50 Chris Wlndt, hauling cinders 21 00 ChaaKckert.

building walk 2 oo rha kiimlpr. uiti 2 00 II UVu.r I I ill A. ti. Kapplnr. same 4' 00 Gallagher.cutting weeds 7 50 Geo Mathews, same 12 75 M.

Mitchell, same Ed Stratton, cutting thistles lacy lumber lumber and tile Henry Bnrkhardt, labor on sewer AV Field, coal Chicago A Big Muddy Coal Coke Cu, same I INI 5 5(1 17 70 It HI 5 1-17 05 7 C. J. Boedeker 4 coal Alden Electric Co, tape Gregory Electric Co, transformers bi 00 Same, repairing commutator 5 c5 Jacob Oleson, unloading coal 1 1 H'l Viscosity Oil Co, oil 41 32 Mm. C. M.Curtis, librarian 15 oo A.

C. Adams. electrician 70 00 John Bolger, marshal 5o i John Bolger, supt. of waterworks 15m Wm. Wienke, engineer 55 no J.

Eckert, nigntwatch so I Fred Sabs, trimmer 40 i Buy now, and when the prices advance, as they are bound to do, you can sell and retire. Call on or address (if you cannot come call by telephone. 0. F. QUIIMLAN Real Estate and General Conveyancing OUR HIGH STANDARD of quality is never lowered.

Prices fluctuate a little, but never ffet above a reasonable figure or below what is sufficient to insure good value. drain, Oats, Feed, Hay, carried In stock and sold by us is a grade which will please tie critical buyers. No goods are better than these. No prices lower than ours. 'Phone 107.

Yours respectfully, H. H. BOSSHARD OFFICIAL PUBLICATION. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The State Hank of Woodstock, AT WOODSTOCK, STATE OP ILLINOIS, Before the commencement of business on the 29th Day of July, 1901, as made- to the auditor of public accounts for the state of Illinois, pursuant to law. KKSOt'KCES.

Loans and discounts 11 Overdrafts (ill 4) 5') Other bonds and securities, including premiums 27,775 CIO 27, '5 00 Hue from national Ob Due from Male hanks and bankers Checks and otherc'sh items Collections in transit Cash on hand a. coin 706 H7 1.531 2h 0,435 0(1 5,710 Oil 61.464 13 2.057 31 b. Silver coin 373 95 Nickelsand cents 130 4 15.055 43 Total 3O2.50O 20 l.IABILITIKS. Capital stock paid in 25.000 00 Surplus fund 15,000 00 Undivided profits, less expense and taxes 4,323 SI 44,323 81 Demand dejMisils, individ'l 141,207 X2 Demand deposits, certificates 110.730 35 17 Due to other banks, state banks and bankers ITS 178 28 Total STATE OK ILLINOIS, i County of McHenry. I ss K.

C. Jewett, cashier of of Woodstock, do solemnlv S3i 12,500 20 The State Ilauk swear that the above statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief. E. C. Jkwktt, Cashier.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of August, rmi. C.kukuk W. Lbmmkhs, Iseal.I Notary Public. A. MURPHEY LEADER IN Drugs Jewelry Of a High Class WOODSTOCK, ILL.

Fine Gold and Silver (solid, and plated) suitable for wedding and anniversary gifts, are my long suit. Repairing and engraving neatly and promptly executed. A.R.Murphey 'PHONE 40. TELEPHONE 63. A.

J. A. KENNEDY ffMfmwfffffWffmmwtfmwffmffm Real Estate Transfers Recorded up to and including Aug. 5, 1901: Lock wood by exr to O'Connor, Its 2 and 3, blk in. Hart's 1st add Harvard 400 flo O'Connor to Elh'S Shanahan.

It 2, same SO 01 Woodstock Cent Assn to Jas Allcii, It blk 8, A 2nd add Oakland Cem. 35 00 Kanaly and to Board of Trustees of Schools, Dlst Seneca and Marengo, In sw cor of wH s1, nfj It 2, sK sec 7, Seneca 20 Mary Bower and to Isadora Fellows, oo ft It 4, assrs plat Richmond, in swK sec 9 JUKI 00 Parliament and to A Boies, 2Mla in sees and 7. Coral, and in sec 31, Seneca 2MW0 00 Emma Norton and to (1 Salisbury, Its 2 and 3, blk 1, and It 52, assr plat sec 5, Woodstock 5 00 Jacob Adams to Mathias Adams, Its 2 and 3 in nv cor swM sec 5, McHenry Mil 00 Bricklev and et al to Brick-ley, s'j ne sec 20, Dunham 1 00 Dora Johnson and to Delos Clow, all int in Clow farm in sec 1, and sec Algonquin IS!) ill Sarall Dallon and to same, same 1SII ti) Thos Coffey to Mary A Coffey, It 5 and pt Its 4 and 8, blk 3, Wickt-r's add Wtl 800 00 II Parks and lo A Parks, ne ne'4 sec 5, Nunda, and se se sec 32, McHenry 48111 III Freund and to Katv Kline, pt It lf, Jolmsburu 7(11111 Crumb and et al to Mary Wimples, Us 10 and 2land w', It 18, Crumb sulvdiv swH sw'4 sec 35, Chemung 4(11 til Same to Whaples, It blk 5. Ayer's add Harvard 100 00 Mary Whaples and to same, It 8, blk 5, same lull III Jas Burnett and lo Burnett, e-j sn tl'sec 2 and ne'j ne1 sec 11, Hebron 7150 ill Rk'ltuid Laniiinir and to Ziuiincr- -i man, in sec 35, Dunham 0'IKi ill I) Smiley and to Kohiu, itv and pc in uw cor hk neV4 sec 12, Seneca 1125 Joint NiiMMJMii and to It 8, blk 10, McHenry, of river 1250 ill rrolmte Court Transactions Up to and including Aug. 5, 1901: F.st Win.

Sherman, Widow's relinquishment ami selection filed. Est Win. Wallace. Appraisers apppintrd. Est Osgood Joslytt.

Inventory tiled and ai-p roved. Est Henry Coslitran. D. W. Thomas appointed administrator; bond, Est Almon A.

Rvder. Petition for probate of will; hearing set for Sept. 2, l'Ul. Est Catherine Hurton. John A.

Sweeney appointed administrator; bond, f2ili. Est Harriet Hart. Inventory approved. Est David Spillane. Report approved.

Est John Spillane. Same. Est Jttliu Adamek. Final report approved, administrator to be dischartrea on presenting liual receipts. Est Charles E.

Mills. Final report approved and administrator discharged. In re Richard tiillilaii, distracted. Former conservator removed and John Peter appointed consei vator; bond, In re Ellen Demlintr, minor. Final report a-proved and guardian dischaived on presenting final receipts.

Est Win. Sherman. Widow's selection approved. Est Wm. Thomas- Inventory approved.

In re Roscoc White et al, minors. Report approved. Est Wm. R. Pliinuey.

A ppraisement bill filed and approved. Est Pearl S. Lines. Report died and approved. Est Harriet Han.

Proof of heirship tiled. Est Mary Jane Hart. Proof of death made; Addie C. Ileardsiey apHiinted administratrix', bond, $1(11. Est Andrew W.

Thomas. Report filed and approved. Est (leorifc W. St. John.

Inventory filed and approved. Est Walter Coouey. Rejiort filed and approved. In re Lizzie Ileltz et al, minors. Rejsirt died.

Claim day was had in the following estates: John Ouiirley, Wm. Wm. R. Phiitiiey, Fred Lembcka, August Knop, Andrew Doiir, Harriet L- Hart, Wm. Scheruau and Orpha 0.

Stoker. Marriage Licenses Issued from last report up to and including Aug. 5, 1901: Eilvvagl Keatinc, Coral; Marie I). Iliehlcr. Coral.

Herman H. lloetrer, Arlington Heights; Martha Union. Fresh Air Children. The past two weeks twenty-nine children from Chicago have been enjoying the fresh air and sunshine of this city, scattered in the various homes of the city. The youngsters, who come from the crowded sections of the great city, have been enjoying themselves hugely.

They will be returned to the city next Saturday, when another bunch of forty is expected. It has been a great help to the committee having this matter in charge for A. J. Olson, the genial Chicago alderman, who has a summer home here, to offer thetn the use of two cottages on his premises for the accommodation of the next lot of children, and he further volunteered to provide them with all the milk they can drink. The committee is glad to accept the generous offer, and will avail themselves of the privilege.

Will Nerve at the Fair. Woodstock Woman's Relief Corps No. 223 has made arrangements to provide, for the wants of the hungry, at the Fair the last week in this month. The bill of fare will include sandwiches, doughnuts, pie and cheese, ice cream and cake, lemonade, coffee and tea, and committees from the corps are now out soliciting the materials for this As the work of the corps appeals to the patriotic impulses of the community, it is hoped that the committees will meet with a hearty and generous response to their requests. The corps will also haA, charge of the check tent on the ifjfiids, and we hope it will be liber-r5lly patronized.

i Falrvlew Aid Society A society of this name was organized at the home of John A. Fosdick on Thursday, Aug. 1, with Mrs. L. E.

Megee as president, Brookin Fosdick vice-president, Mary E. Bassett secretary and Mabelle Given treasurer. There was a goodly number present. The next meeting of the society will be held on the 15th inst. at the home of Mrs.

Megee, to which everybody is cordially invited. The object of this organization is the improvement of the fence surrounding the cemetery. Anyone wishing to help in this good cause will please leave donations with stuart (jriyen. Maky E. Bassett, Secretary.

New Library Directors Appointed. At the council meeting- last Friday evening Mayor Jewett announced the appointment of J. Choate, A. V. Osborn and Mrs.

A. 8. Wright as members of the public library board for the full term and Mrs. C. S.

Northrop to fill vacancy. These appointments will meet the approval of all citizens who hare the interests of the library at heart. Clearing Sale time during institute week. Rev. Moore, of Edgertou, will fill the pulpit of the Congregational church next Sunday morning.

On Saturday, Aug. 10, the M. E. Sunday-school will picnic on the east bank of Crystal Lake, and not on the north side, as announced last Sunday. Please notice the change of ground.

Drive, ill at Capt. Clow's gate. Rev. N. A.

Sunderiin will preach on Sunday on the subject of "Mormon-ism," his recent visit to Salt Lake City having convinced him that there is a great work to be done there, in the line of suppression, by the American people. Church Announcements. IlHptmt. Program for the week commencing Sunday, Auir. 11: There will tie preaching at 10:30 a.

by the pastor. Subject: "A Sublime Confidence." 12 ii hi tiie bible school will meet for its reg- ular session. 1 he schmil is doing well during these summer davs It good shape for fall work. lMentv if room for those who lie- long nowhere else. 7 p.

the twilight gosjH'l service on the lawn. Attendance at these constantly growing. Just long enough, just the right time ol day, and just the, best way to close Sunday. Subject: "A Wedding." Monday night at meeting for the study of next Sunday's lesson. Wednesday at p.

regular church prayer meeting. You will be verv welcome til help us and he helped. Thursday at 2:30 p. the Ladies' Aid society meets for their regular weekly gathering. This society is growing; two new members last week.

f'oiigregn'tlonnl. Sunday: Preaching at 10:30 a. hi. Sunday-school at 11:45. Junior C.

5:30 p. m. Senior C. E. at 0:30 p.

ni: Topic: "Enemies and Arms" Eph.O: 10-1S. F. A. Copeland, leatler. Wednesday: Regular prayer-meeting at 7:45.

Free Methodist. Sunday: Class meeting at 11 a. in. Sunday-school at 10 a. m.

Preaching at 7:45 p. m. Thursday: Prayer-meeting at 7:30 p. m. Methodist.

Sunday; Class meeting at 10 a. m. Regular sef vice, 10:30 a. m. Sunday-school at 11:45.

Junior League meeting at 3:30 p. m. Epworth League at 6:30. Topic: "Enemies and Arms" Eph. 0: 10-1H.

Jessie Richardson; Eva Thompson, leaders. Evening service at 7:45. Wednesday: Midweek prayer-meeting. I'resbyterlon. Sunday: Regular service at 10:30 a.

in. Sunday-school at 11:45. C. E. society at 6:30 p.

in. Topic: "Enemies and Arms" Eph. 6: 10-18. (Missionary.) Mary Lee; Clarence Primm, leaders. Evening service at 7:45.

Wednesday: Midweek prayer-meeting. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO. Interesting Items Krolu Our Files of Aug. 1H7I. Woodstock had a daily paper, the New Era.

Farmers reported oats rusting considerably. P. Whitney was advertising for 50,000 pounds of wool. T. J.

Dacy was the most extensive advertiser in this paper. Congress was still in session, with no indications of an adjournment. A lot of town boys went out and helped bind Andrew Scott's grain. Judge Smith and family went to Lake Geneva to rusticate for a week. Rev.

lluell changed his place of residence from Clay street to South street. One of the largest hay crops ever secured was cut by the farmers hereabouts. The Marengo Agricultural and Stock llreeding association advertised a Fair for Sept. 6-8. The Congregational society voted Rev.

Northcott a three months' vacation, that he might regain his health. Hold-ups were frequently reported on the country roads. A black boy who worked for Mr, Shearer, -south of town, was held up. The ladies of the Congregational society gave a lawn festival at the residence of J. M.

Southworth, afternoon and evening. The aggregate weight of the Spring City baseball nine was 1,080 pounds, and they challenged any other club in the state of equal weight. Woodstock people were all but crazy over baseball. A great game was played by the Spring City nine and the nine from McHenry, the former winning, and everything was free. Cough ma "I was given up to die with quick consumption.

I then began to use Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I improved at otfee. snd am now in perfect health." Chas. E. Hart- man, AiDDStown, in.

i. It's too risky, playing with your cough. The first thing you know it will be down deep in your lungs and the play will be over. Begin early with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and stop the cough. Three stset: 35c nanfrh for SB ordinary oM; Just right for bronehittt.

bourne. Bu, hunt colds, fl. most eeohomics! h.i.i. ma. tut tt Vmr an V.

AIMI VIA, SIM. A house and lot on Dean street, Woodstock, partly completed. The owner has expended $2,650 so far. Will sell, if taken at once, for $2000. House and lot in Joslyn addition, large, roomy house, 2i-story, with stone cellar under entire house.

Owner wishes to go West; will sell at a bargain. Part cash, balance on time. Also Geo. Dimtnel house and lot on Washington street. Good house, big gardeu, $9001100 down, balance on time at 5 per cent.

We can sell you nearly anything that is for sale, as we have over 400 pieces of property oti our McHenry County list. And in small farms of from 3 to 20 acres, we have got just what you want. A small farm of 6 acres within 2 miles of Woodstock, UL, $600, And again, do not stand idly waiting until all of the cheap farm land in McHenry County is picked up and they crowd you out and compel you to go to Minnesota, or some other crazy place away from your friends. WOODSTOCK, ILL. MEN'S, LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S Shoes and Oxfords KENNEDY.

BOUGHT FOR CASH OR LOANEO ON. Northwestern flutual. New England Mutual Issued since 1883. Penn flutual Endowments onlyv Phoenix flutual. Provident Life and Trust.

State flutual. Travelers. United Union Mutual Endowments only. Union Central Endowments only, Washington Endowments only. pay (rood price for it.

my full attention. ARNOLD. Get a good warm meal at Dirrenberger's. You Are Going lo Die Some Day. Will you leave behind you a good photograph for the comfort of your family and friends? If you have none don't put it off, but come at once and have your negative taken.

Don't make the fatal mistake of waiting until too late. All work turned out here is strictly up-to-date and accurate. Half Block south of City Hall. Mid-Summer Sale In onler to close out my entire stock of Kunimi'r millinery to make room for a new fall and winter stock, I will offer cverytliinjf in trimmed anil untrimmed hats at less tha" COST for the next few tlava. Children's i.0ii hats 91c Children's Sl.00 hats 50c Street hats at half price.

Ladies' $4.1) hats Ladies' $2.50 trimmed hats 1 All hats must go at less than cost. Latest st vie shirt waists, all sites and colors at Sic, 75c, Jl.tMi, 1.25, 1.5', 1.75 and 2.00. Ladies' wrappers, fast colors, 75c, N7c and $1.00. Ladies' fancy black and white hose, the celebrated Effel dves, lot, 15c, 25c and Fancy silk vests, 35c. A fine line of ladies' fancy ready-made underwear, with prices to suit all buyers.

You are cordially invited to call and investigate both (foods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. East Side of Public Square, next door to Postofflce. MRS. A. M.MORGAN B.

S. AUSTIN Groceries. Crocker). Root Beer Extract, Will Make. 5 Callous, Only 10 Cents Per Bottle.

D. S. AUSTIN 'Phone 26. We Sell-tor CASH or CREDIT. The best bargains ever offered in town.

Call before your sizes are gone. $1.00 and up for this sale. We are the agents for the F. M. Marzluff Shoe, the best lady's shoe made today.

We guarantee them to wear and lit. All sixes and widths in stock. Fitted while you wait. A. D.

A. PHONE 48. Geo. Lemmers, clerk 12 oo Moved by Aid. Osborn, seconded by Aid.

Hill, that said bills be accepted and allowed as read and orders drawn for the same. Roll-call showed motion unanimously carried. An ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to Regulate the Use of Firearms, Fireworks and Cannon Within the Corporate Limits of the City of Wood-; was presented and read. Moved by Aid. Stupfel, seconded by Aid.

Hill, that said ordinance be passed as read. Roll-call showed motion unanimously carried. The mayor made the following appointments for members of the library board: J. C. Choate, A.

I). Osborn and Mrs. A. 3. Wright for the full term and MrCvS.

Northrop to fill vacancy. -Moved by Aid. Hill, seconded by Aid. Stupfel, that said appointments be confirmed. Roll-call showed motion unanimously carried.

The mayor made the following appointments as special policemen: Gus Voffrt, M. Clark, H. W. Wright and Jerry Quinlan, Jr. Moved by Aid.

Osborn, seconded by Aid. Hill, that said appointments confirmed. Roll-call showed motion unanimously carried. No further business appearing, on motion council adjourned. Attest.

ItH.o. W. Lkmmkks, City Clerk. AM OKD1M ANCK TO HKIiCLATR TIIK I SI. (IK AMI CANNON, KTC, WITH IN THB COKPOKATK UMITSOF THECITVOF "VllOO-HTOCK.

Section 1. Be It ordained by the city council of the city of Woodstock, county of Mi Henry and state of Illinois, that no jierson shall lire or dicbarge any gup, pistol, fowling piece, or other firearm within the corporate limits of said citr, ondcr the penalty of not less than three dollars for each off ense. Sec 2. Be it further ordained, that no person shall fire, discharge or set off, within the limits of the aald city, any ky rocket, firecracker, torpttdo, squib, Roman candle.or other fireworks or thing, containing any substance of an cxplo- slve nature, under the penalty of ten dollars for each offense; provided, that the mayor may by proclamation" permit the nse of fireworks on the 4th of July and on such other day as he, in his discretion, may deem proper. See 3.

Be It further ordained, that no cannon, pieca of artillery, anvil, or anything of a like nature, shall be discharged or fired off in any street, avenue, alley, park or place within the corpora limits of said city without a written permit from the mayor, under a penalty tif 1wenty-flvedollarforeach offense. See, 4, It shall be the dnty of every member of the police force to see that the provisions of this ordinance are strictly complied with and enforced. Sec 5. All other ordinance or parti of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed, Sec. i.

This ordinance to be in full foree and i fiet'tien day after its passage and publication according to law. Approved. E. C. Jbwktt, Mayor.

i Aug. 1, Pnblished, Aug. l'Wl. AuesU GsokUK W. Lkmmkss, City Clerk.

M'lien Hot, Consider Others. When you begin to think it is simply LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES: IN ANY AetnaEndowments only. Straight oi Terminal. Berkshire. Brooklyn.

Connecticut, General. Connectlcut.Hutual Endowments, any style or date, or running lifes or limited payment lifes issued since 1883. No paid up lifes. Equitable of New York. Equitable of Iowa Endowments only.

Germania Endowments or Ton-tinea. Tontines must be over half paid. Home. Mutual Life of Kentucky Endowments only. Mutual Life of New York.

Manhattan. Mutual Benefit of Newark, N. J. New York Tontines over half paid or any endowments! No paid-up lifes. acres.

Will I will buy policies which have been pledged for a loan, also policies which have lapsed for non-payment of premium, provided insured can be reinstated. All policies must haye at least three full annual premiums paid. My list of Farms and City Propefty for July is now ready for your inspection. Fire Insurance written in first-class companies at the lowest possible rate. TO RENT The yburner house on Jackson WANTEDSome good farms.

Customers for them, street. Modern house with all improvements. WANTED Small farm near the city, from 15 to 40 TO RENTSome of the Austin flats, steam heat. All business entrusted to my care will receive' too hot to live, rro watch tome car pAitcr nailinff shingles on the sunny i of a roof, of A painter at work on cptiimy side of a building. Then, a time at least, you will be corJ-1 ith your lot.

a Von Can Get Tour rictores. i i rsoiis who were promised their by Aug. By Medlar, the i street artist, can get the tame aiildg at the gallery at any time, will be waited on even though is absent in Insurance, Loans, Real Estate. EMIL.