The Woodstock Sentinel from Woodstock, Illinois • Page 5

Mm In Sanday at the rhurch- Quarterly mcrtiijf nsxfcguiKlfly Mrs. W. W. Jones lief attte hom Heiae, sprlafcHaf StncM. J.Cerr,p0ikatr 'Tl W.

C. Bates, meals for vrlmm. 1 Oft BVine, drayafe sad ffctrht 11 Geo. W. Lemawra, poctaae, etc 15 H.

Tryva. takiac levtls H. Wait, com as ehy collector Kraeat Dyirert, pUtia CHy Hat! root. A.C. it tiro.

Frrria. 1 S8 Ft. Wayae Electric Works, repairing transformer, M4H 1) A Ilea Ml. valve and faakels 11 Jacob Oleaoa, naloadinf coal tl Mnc. M.CnrtU,tibrariaa...

tSSt Adams, electrician 70 John Botoar. marshal and uml. 6S he Hon have the mm K. has past Hr were after- ImmSmm wW Deerini Deerincldeal Horse Hay Rakes Peering Ideal Grain Harvesters; Deering Binder TwinfJ needed at this season of Buggies, Driving Wage lents reys. Ik Wagons, Milk Wagons, Eel Pine.

Pine Fittincs, Pi aakw aaaaaahi us are guaranteed be as Mil by ted. WALTERS WOODSTOCK, ILLINOS. E. Rath ban, 8 Wm. Wienkt, enflaeer to Chas.

Moward, trimmer to to Geo. W. Field, city attorasy S. jnett. is Ceo.

W.Lemmers. clerk tl Cannon, C. W. Hill, A. D.

Ossora, I G. Bchaetu Ben. Staofel sad F. IV Watters, aldermen 54 to Moved by Ah). Oabdrn, 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. A petition signed by thirty-six taxpayers, aaking that city water and electric light be furnished to the Chicago Industrial Home for Children, free of charge, was presented and read. Moved by Aid. Hill, seconded by Aid. Cannon, that said petition be referred to the finance committee.

Carried. The mayor made the following appointments; For Special Police Jas. Corr and Charles Robe from the north ward and A. M. Clark and E.

L. Hanaford from the south ward. For Members of the Library Board Agnes E. Quintan, E. E.

Bagley and F. A. Daniels for three years and A. D. Osborn for one year.

For City Collector Emil Arnold. Moved by AM. Hill, seconded by AM. Cannon, that said appointments be confirmed. Roll-call snowed motion unanimously carried.

No further business appearing, on motion council adjourned. Attest. Geo. W. Lkmmkks.

City Clerk. RECORD OF THf PAST. Items ColleeJ Uvm Oar Files of Quarter Century Age. Twenty-tive years ago: L. T.

Hoy was visiting in Western New York. Mrs. G. F. Stone died at her home in this city (July IS).

Over 30,000 pounds of wool werede-livered here in one day. J. J. W. Starr and T.

J. Rider had a lawsuit over some cows. A new photograph gallery was opened in Phoenix block. The Nnndas defeated the Spring Citys at baseball -26 to 17. Frelon Miller purchased Jan.

East wood's cigar and candy store. McLean purchased the first rmick harvester ever sold in the MM uty. LatUl 1 A uatl i new brick livery atabl." N. liquor was sold in the city UmitlV and yet there were lot of drnkeu people oti the streets, The total approprt4tios by the citj council amounted i. waa few streets and alleys.

REMEDY FOR PEST. tyaukeg ukegan Citizen Thinks He Has DU 1 covered One. well-known citizen of Waukeiran. According to The Gaaette, has discov ered a sure meana of ridding maple trees of the insects which threaten to destroy the handsome shade trees that line our walks and drives. He says that a atream of water from aJordin-ary garden hose held as near the limb on which are the buga as ia possible, and the stream properly directed, will sweep the pests to the ground, killing many by thejrall and drowning the remainder.

He ia positive that this simple remedy is an effective one, aa he has demonstrated it at his home. Many of his tree wert utf ested by the pest and he discovered the means of saving them, treating a dozen trees tborotis, 'few bonis. FARM iflve re IVr Out Pfcj tiltaurffilv. ORRESPQWENCE. feratng and Event In Throughout MeHeay ottHy.

man axwesway, mm gin to take on or the tents vacated by brigade. Harry Wilber wu home go to spend the Fourth poisoned with poison ivv, Chica was being awe to return. Mrs. H. V.

Coleman. Hinsdale. and Mrs. Phoebe M. B.

Jta. of Ari zona, were guests on Thursday and Friday at the home cfftKle John Brink. 5 Thegeestsjof Maple tawn hotel are: Mr. and Mrs, A. Sari.

Miss Effie Cummings, Miss Lenqra Harvey, Miss oiucne ligne, Mr and Mrs. John YaKel, Nicholas Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. G.

S. BlakesUe. Bell, Miss Harriett Blkeslee, Miaa Black, Mr. and Mrs. John Heatty, Master John Beattv, Miss Elhebeth Beattv, Mr.

Later, Miss Clara H. Jplor, J. Simodaen, Mrs. Robert J. Walshe, Mr.

and Mrs. S. Roterts. Frances Roberts. Mr.

and Mrs. L. J. Simon sen, Misa Ida L. Simonsen, Chicago; Miss Martha Black, Miss Martha Scott, Oak Park.

Whlu (fan Turned Yellow. GreatcoflWemation was felt by the friends of M. A. Hearty, of Lexington, when they saw he was taming yellow. His akin slowly changed color, also his eyes, and he suffered terribly.

His malady was yellow jaundice. He was treated by the best doctors, but witbvut benefit. Then he was advised to try Electric Bitters, the wonderful stomach and liver remedy, and he writes: "After taking two bottes I was wholly cured." A trial provea ita matchless merit for all stomach, liver and kidney troubles. Only 50c. Sold by A.

R. Murphev, druggist. Huntley, Fine rains and wonderful irrowth in this section of the county. Dr. and Mrs.

F. G. Miller visited at the parental borne over the 4th. Miss Anna Skeels entertained her friend, Miss Bertha Wagner, of Byron, the past week. Miss Helen Ferris left on Thursday for Marseilles, to visit a few weeks with friends and relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Scrogtn came down from Freeport to spend the 4th with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

But ler. J. W. Marks started list Thursday for Townseud, Mont. to visit his brother and uncle, alsofto see a whole of western country.

Kext Sunday, July IS, the McHenry county Sunday-schools; hold a conven tion in the Congregational church at 10:30 a. and 2 p. m. All invited. The milk train and west-bound pas senger collided east of Elgin, Thursday, causing a bad wreck.

Several persona were injured, Fireman Norton severely. The trains were out of time the whole day. H. W. Cook had the misfortune to lose another horse last week.

Two more of the milk wagon horses are prostrated with the heat. The doctor and his son Harry are planting horses quite rapidly the past year. W. M. Hackett is champion on potato-! aislng, having dug on Saturday, the 7th hill of only one tuber planting that contained 102 well-developed potatoes, mostly small, of the Triumph variety.

Who says this is not a prolific year? Next. Mias Nellie Pearson came out from Chicago the 4th and accompanied her fliends, Misses Nellie and Clara Holm gren, to Crystal Lake to enjoy the sea breeze on the national day. On their return Miss Pearson remained in this city a few daya with the girls. They were schoolmates in the fatherland. The Appetite) of a Gout envied by all whose stomach and liver are out of order.

But auch should know that Dr. King's New Life Pills give a splendid appetite, sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that insures perfect health and great energy. Only 25c at A. R. Murphey's drug store.

Richmond. How is this for weather? Mrs. Thomas Orr is getting well again. Mrs. Botay was in town the last of last week.

Miss Ouinnie Buchanan went to Chi cago, Monday. Mrs. F. Parsons waa in the windy city, Monday. Work will be commenced on the Methodist church soon.

H. E. Hastings is recovering slowly trom the effects ot his fall. John council, from Elgin, was a Richmond visitor, Saturday. Mr.

mmm Sanford Rotnour were callers here, urday afternoon. Mr. and ilton whiled away a st Twin lakes. Cotiueii is spendi; rter dahter tit I 'Clara Smith, from Iowa, has huetttfng a few rTata with "nex Mrs. Mary ilpson.

and Mis. Russell Puller attended jglpf Mrs. Stephen Andrews E. i. had a verTlWSESini' Monday evenine.

lefv naeetmg, Washbun Sr. and Ma Frank Reader, from ntou Junction, have been visiting the latter' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Seeder. W.

W. Abell, from piglu. wa III town, Monday night, to see abon town hall. Mr. Abell is an architect aud civil engineer.

Itch on human cared la 30 minutes by Wood ford's This neer fall. 8ol by A. R.Murphy, druggist, 2253 Nunda. R. Bonner is sick.

Frank Wheaton painted hia house. Frank Gibba waAere on the Fourth The waterworks well is down forty five feet. The waterworka contracts are to be let on the 27th. Mr. and Mrs.

Will. Jess have a son, born on the 3rd. James Robinson is conductor of a street car in Elgin. Jas. and Mrs.

Geer, of Dixon, are at Brother Will. Geer's. Brown Wilcox laid ap with his "off" leg paining him. Mrs. 6.

A. Piatt and nephew spent the Fourth at Lake Geneva. Alva Hale and daughter have, the mumps and Mra. Hale a fever. sat mmu Be nha sir a by 1 'I, of her son WUL at Algonquin, July and was buried at Prairie Grove cemetery on the 6th, the funeral services being held in the Disciple church here.

Twenty-seven of the Daily News band played a tune in front of The Herald office before departing for Chicago. Two hundred girls were coming out, but the Pricketts asked a dollar a day for boats, and they will go to ao- umer piace. Ringwood. Farmers are busy making hay. Miss Anna Green recently spent several days ia Chicago.

The W. T. met with Mrs. Amos Smith, Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Crist Woodstock visitors, Monday. were Gus.

Walters, of Woodstock SfiPBt the Fourth with friends here. Attorney Jack man, of Woodstock. was in Ringwood a few days ago. The past two weeks have witnessed rapid growth in the corn. You can almost see it grow.

The Ringwood Cemetery Aid society held an lea cream social in M. W. A. hall, Thursday evening. Misses Mabel and Myrtle Stevens and Matie Kohn visited the county- seat the hrst of the week.

Rev. Dr. Straub started on Monday for Atlanta, to attend the national convention of the Y. P. C.

U. The Willing Workers of this place will meet with Mrs. J. M. Carr, Thurs day, July 19.

All are cordially invited. Ladies are expected to carry a well-filled lunch basket. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Readincr and family, of Egan, S.

who have been visiting relatives in this vicinity for several weeks, started for home, Thursday. They were accompanied Mrs. Stockton, who has been here with the family of her brother, Wm. Coates, for about a year and a half. enroii Prairie.

Mrs. MathiBonV mother is visit inn her. Gus. Glendorf is entertaining hia brother and family. Miss Margaret Sumner has been on the sick list for several days.

A good share of our Prairie folks went to Greenwood the 4th of July. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher spent the 4th with relatives at Harmony and Mctienry. Mias Fannie Killey spent one of last week's days with Mrs.

Lorinda Hawthorne. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander spent the Sabbath with the hitter's mother, Mrs. George Allen, in Bloomfield.

COURT HOUSE NOTES. 1 mm, Real Enisle Trsnnfen pi Recorded up to and includintr 1XX: John Fluskey to Patrick FlaMtey, 177 a in sees 13 and IK, Nunda. ui A N-W Ky Co to Johnston, pc In e', seH rh sec 18, Algonquin 1 Oft Bartholomew and to Bright, It 7, blk 34, Syndicate adn, Marengo. IKt to Bright and to Patrick, same I. Wm Shotliff and to Wm 'Watts, 2 a and 5sq rds In sw'4 narjf sec 3D, Barton.

35c to George and to Rngglea, lu and 7, blk 4, Lawrence to Etta A Brown and to Boaghton, 4 rds II t. II Mead's adn. Hebron. 1310 to feCovell and to Schroeder, It 1. blk 4, Covell's 1st adn, and 1 rd li 1, bm cftveim 2nrl adn, Richmond Shurtleflt and to Wm 8tvres.lt 73.

ISO to assrs plat, sec 3t, Marengo SO to Probata Conrt Traasaetloiis Up to and including July 9, 1900: In re Louise Kna.uk, insane. Report p- Est James Dnggan. Petition to sell real BS tatc dismissed. Est Wm Edwards. Final report approved! administrator to be discharged upon tiling receipts.

Est Robert Campbell. Inventory tiled and approved. Est Socrates Good speed. Report of condition of estate and petition to sell real estate tiled. Est Etaucer I.

Pomeroy. Report of sale of reat estate ffled and approved and deeds ordered to be delivered. Est James Baird. Turner appointed) administrator with will annexed; bond, Sftmo, filed and approved. Mm Huge Licenses Issued from last report up to and including Jly 9, 1900: George K.

Mills, Seneca: Rose eager, Seneca. Daniel Patten, Nunda; Harriet N. Mink, Nunda. Charles J. yierck, Harvard; Augista Schroeder, Harvard, Frank (i.

Plche, Woodstock; Lottie Plcho, Woodstock, Andrew Jfaaies Chcescman, Harvard; Edtw May Walker, Harvard. fclTV COUNCIL p4cAL MEKTIRti, WooawrocK, June 28 E. C. Jeviett, mayor, pnesldigr. Akl.

Cannon, Hill, OasornBchueft. Stupfel and Walters answered to their roli-call, constituting a fall een oilted to settiw the matter In the CiWpall. Aft- 'oid'-rWe discussion it was vwJHL- ClPbn, seennded by Atd; WU, that thW -A R. M. Chambers rrf $S25 be and the contract awafd44 Jto bim.

Roll-call resulted as follows: Ayet, Aid. Caution, Hill and Stupfel; nay, Aid. Osborn, Schuett and Walters. The vote be. tng a tie, the mayor voted nay and tiie thotiou was declare 1 Moved by Aid.

SWOfel, seco'idcd by Aid. aennen, mat wteut the super vt commfttee on call "hawei carrier! further nt5tkn count i Attest. KBGVLAK MKRTim. Woodstock, July, E. Jewett, mayor, Aid.

Cannon, Hill, Usbom, ttpf el and Walters answered to tntsr es at rou-cau, consmunug iu board. The minntes of the preceding regular meeting and four special meetings were read and approved. The city, treasurer's monthly report, shnwino- a balance in the treasiry of 14,260.35, was presented and read, and on motion wa accepted, approyew uu placed on tile. TVip marshal's monthrf rewnr, receiots attached, hiiWtlltr SA.U.40 collected for electric lichts for the montn 01 may A. ,11 AO collected for lamps sold, was pre sented and read, ana on motion accepted, approved and placed on file.

The following bills, approved by the finance committee, ware presented and read: National Meter water meters C. J.Bo4arC.,eoai Jas. B. Clew A Bona, ells, ett J. Stafford.

Sltee, Whilsun reoainnK CJty Hall r. Wm Minor, repairing- xcesery Cha. C. Sayder, aravet afa dirt. bos aPra5ssj 253 174 anas.

1. 05 IA) 00 35 I C. C. C. E.

A. A. A. I it ivistatvuaw Blester. Mrs.

Mathilda Rich tar, Doniphan, says: "I suffered trom cstSrrh for many years, but since I have been taking Pe-ru-ns I feet strong and wall, 1 would advise all people to try Pe-ru-na. As I used Pe-ru-na and Msn-a-lin wbll I was passing through the change of life, I am positively convinced your beneficial remedies hsve relieved me from all my tUa." Pe-nt-na has raised mote women from beds of sickness sad set them to work again than any other remedy. Pelvic catarrb is the bane of womankind. Pe-ru-na is the bans ot catarrh in all forma and stage. Mrs.

Coi. Hamilton, Columbus, says "I recommend Pe-ru-na to women, believing to be especially beneficial to them." Send for a free book written by Dr. Hart man, entitled "Health and Beauty Address Dr. Hartmaa, Colombo, O. G.

M.W TIME eflRD. effect April 1, WW. C. A trains carrying passengers leave Woodstock as follows: TO CHICAGO. 4- Duluth Limited, daily 07am St.

Paul and Dakota, daily SB ant Harvard passenger, Sunday onlv 7 (Baa St. Paul Limited, daily 7 am Janesvitle and Beloit, except Sunday 8 25 am Waiertown mail, except Sanday 8 S3 am Green Bay express, except Sanday 1 S4 pro Minnesota mail, daily 4 pm St. ul passenger, daily 8 19 pm FBOM CHICAGO. 'Minnesota mall, except Sanday 1 4 18 am un nav express, anv i um Minn, and St. Paul mail, dallv U0 18 am Janesvitle and Beloit, except Suck ay 5 33 pm uarvara passenger, unoay only Ji pm tvatertown man, except saaeay St.

Paal Limited, dally 81 Si. Panl, dally 11 Duluth Limited, daily 11 40 i 'Sunday at 5:36 a. m. tSanday at 11 :07 a. i F.

L. Kimball Bicycles Sundries jwest 'Phone 5) You 5ye- onlv he HfiU rantee the cot- wear. lln. Mathilda Lawn Mowers Sharpen I southeast wmw rfsLtc sgi'Af Wm adeertisiag aarserv (, WALK lUehestei, Y. I Has an a Yolk? It iajjM, nwu DlUbClltli A life.

i1 nt I ill des- 'H rer, of Sunday Lt the convention, Sund afternoon. The pknic given by the Woodmen here on the Fourth was a success in every way. Mr. and Mrs. E.

W. Robbinsandson, of Richmond, attended the picnic here the Fourtngf- The M. E. Aid society will meet with Mrs. B.

B. Marble, Thursday afternoon, July 19. All are cordially invited. L. Cowdry left for Chicago, Wednesday morning, where he expects to undergo an operation.

Mr. Cowdry has many friends here who hope he may return much improved in health. Quarterly meeting will be held at the M. K. church, Saturday afternoon, and Presiding Elder Hardin will preach on Sunday morning at the usual hour.

All are cordially invited. Mrs. Nellie Smith was at Elgin last Friday, to attend commencement exercises at Hecker's musical college. Miss Edith Mansfield was one of the class this year, graduating with high honors. The opportunity for purchasing music which was mentioned in the paper a few weeks ago will occur on Friday, July 20.

Mrs. Smith, of Ridgefield, will be at Greenwood on the above date, and all those wishing to purchase music at a low figure will do well to call and examine the same. Was It a Mlraele "The marvellous enre of Mrs. Rena J. Stout of consumption has created intense excitement in Cammack, writes Marion Stuart, a druggist of Muncie, Ind.

She only weighed 90 pounds when her doctor in York-town said she must soon die. Then she began to use Dr. King's New Discovery and gained thirty-seven pounds in weight and was completely cured." It has cured thousands of hopeless cases, and is positively guaranteed to cure all throat, chest and lung diseases. 50c and $1. Trial bottle free at A.

R. Murphey's drug store. ink GfryaUl Lakt. Walter Collen is quite sick with the umps. M.

Paterson is critically ill with apoplexy. Will. Hvi.v rs home from Algon- 'or a vacation, Mise Grace Leopold, of Chicago, is the g.iest of Mrs, Geo. Davis left on Wiitweaday foes. week' visit with his son Walter.

Miss Rose Miller wefil to Chicago, Friday, tif Wednestlay. Miss Addic Collen spant Monday and Tuesday in Harrington -with relatives. J. H. Collen spent Monday in Bar-riugton at the sick bed ther.

Dell Peeler and family, of Woodstock, apent Sunday here wifh his brother. James Knox and lady friend spent the Fourth at the home of his uncle, J. H. Wilber. Mrs.

Harwood, of Canada, is visiting hare with her brother, A- G. Goldsmith. Ray Harrison spent the latter part of the week viaittng in Hebron and Greenwood. Miss Nellie Kelly and Miss Siegel, of Chicago, are visiting at the home of Wm. Geer.

Lafayette Nye, who was recently taken from here to the county house, died on July 4. Miss Clara Allen, of Woodstock, visit! tecentlv with her cousin, Char lotte Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis, of IsIm are visiting with relatives mm.

Mis. and riWfcter. of Chi lie home of ihtg and ft Igin. his father. the Pinkhsum Record Ii proud mad peerless word.

It Is a record of cure, Of constant oon quest over obstinate Ms of women! His that deal out despair; suffering that many women tninit la woman's natural heri-taoei disorders and dis placements thai drive out LydU E. HaJuSsm'i VcjsWb these troubles pi rah struatlon of Its terrors. No woman need be wlU Out the safast and surest advice, for Mrs. Plnkham ommtoln women from of charue. Her address Is Lynn, Mass.

afford advtoe that has cured SsW 1 IMasVWiaaemsjissW' C. lot is j-aawon I Rlduefiel i. Satiir- btisi- mi busi- ttjoj ling rti aud iuca ret in friends in ues- utirn' fhh his Stanch Crys- IConsiti, A. rd, was in this BabvT ovaou awl Mtse Hessi wirt nr1 ta-mW v. ily.

Vr Mr 'or a few da laft 1 ai.lf .4 toM Mist week. sins, Emma Willie Eicfclioff. 't jknest Merchant had the niisfot tune to lose part of one Mtiger in a trip dr at Westerman Garrison's store, Sjfturday. Mrs. H.

Jencks and son, cl an, were staying a few days the ftrsi 3 the week with her mother, Mrs. A. Wakefield. Misses Flora Gibson and Blanch Lynch drove to Nunda, Friday night. They found it quite damp before they arrived home.

John Carraichael, one of the section men, was overcome by the heat, Thursday, and has been confined to the house since then. -Albert Ortnsby and wife, from with hia nephew, Wm. Orm5ByMd the family of C. H. Orrasby last week.

M. Ward aud family T. P. Smith and wife and Ernest Merchant and wifl attended the M. W.

A. picnic at Greenwood, the 4th. Bkrl Triflra, of Chicago, is taking a short vacation and is en joying himself victim? with his father and mother west of this village. J. WHartman'a coach dog died last week, disease, distemper.

He will be missed by ail in this place, as he was a great favorite-Sherman and Herman Irish, of Car-pennrsvitfe, are. taking two weeks vacation while rtte-tron A Bolt Co. take account of stock. Geo. Harden and wife and Mrs.

Jobrf iBarcieti, Woodstock, attended the I etitig of Royal Neighbors la, this! lagc, Saturday nig iit. I 'rank Thayer, Bcott Thayer, John Keed tmI wm. Keen, ynn ley Thayer and iH at Crystar lu hon visit wit nis Tlv Ladle' "Aid hoc Elh. E. B.

hmith (OOflj July at 2 p. m. re miuested to bo enjoying tncnm interest in Min. absent two weeks. Next Sunday night the C.

E. society will have ao regular meeting, but in place of their service- Mra. Clara Allen, of Woodstock, will give an address subject: "Missions." A rare treat A 1 store for all who attend. The Royal Neighbors will give a jocial at the residence of C. E.

Lock-wood, Thursdav evening, July 12. Ice cream and cake will be served. All are invited. Come out and help the Royal Neighbors, and have a good time. J.

C. Button bad the misfortune to injure his eye last week. He was us ing a hammer ana part ox the steel yoke and struck htm the eye. tie wlfctaJten to Woodstock and Dr. Wind-paeller was obliged to cut the particle of steel out.

Mr. Button is doing as Well as could be expected, although hia eye is very painful at present. It Saved Bis Leg. P. A.

Dartforth, of LaGrange, suffered for at months with a fright ful running sore on his leaf, but writes that Bucklea's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in nve ots. or ulcers, wounds, piles, It's the salve in the world. Core guarantees. Only 25 cts. Sold by A.

k. murpney, emggist. Greenwood. Miss Irma McCannon has ben ill past week. E.

Wire, of Hebron, was a Sba. caller here. IJWle. their faimuetiW 1 tie were uariv or i 'ls1a QJ Jlsifoafti HP luitl a. I AAAa a 1 1V IV IV mtny men wh are not In ctW -at ieast notgod on There are many ooatgon shel Selected elp will save, but or; quality a 1 OH lot 8a TRY US.

Alice Mallory and Bessie Philp. M. D. HOY SO mm spent the Fourth 111 Carpeatersvilie. Mr.

Niece and family are camping in Mt. Behan's cottage mar the river. Married, July 5, Mrs. Jtattie Felt and H. Patton, by Sev.

P. Hempher. 9b Wi rred Albfbrbt, ra.