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DR. W. I*. McBRIEN pit ied by Appointment.

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A. H. HUNTER Physician nd Stirptoa

Office sad Residence, 1<3 Staunton Illinois

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Evangelical Church.

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H. H. WILLOUGHBY Lawyer

Notary Public and Insurance r r n C E — R o o m s Koo. 1 sad 3 Meyer

Building PHONES:—Office, 2W; Has. 42w

STAUNTON, ILLINOIS

PAUL J. LCKBR,

Attorney* in SUunton Nat. Bank Bldg

STAUNTON. ILLINOIS.

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installed in his office a complete

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testing for glasses/

STAUNTON CAMP NO. 572 SfODHRN WOODMEN OF AMERICA

Meats on Second and Fourth Mondays of each month, in Labor Temple.

Ylsitlng Neighbors invited. A, A. FURTWANGLER, V. C.

H. A. FISCHER, Clerk.

ALGOMA TRIBE No. 219 I. O. R. M

F i r s t Third and Fifth Tuesday Sleep at the 8 run in their wig-

in the Labor Temple. Visitors welcome. Louis Baumann, Sachem

. Emil A. Rahm, C. of R.

E. W. NEUDECKEBWD. V. M. STAUNTON, ILL.

VETERINARY SURGEON and DENTIST.

a t Worden every Wednesday and from 8 to 11 a. m.

promptly Phone 172

NOTICE TO HUNTERS AND FISH-ERMEN.

Notice is hereby give that the un­dersigned forbid all persons to hunt, fiah or otherwise trespass on proper­t y owned or occupied by • them. will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

P F. M. Bird. O. L. Bird. Joe Bohlen. David Pauley. Wm. Hunecke. Neil Reuter. Chas. Hunsinger. Peter" L. Camp. N. F . Camp. Louis Hahnenkamp. David Funderburk. Walter Purslow. Edward Faulstich. Henry C. Meyer.

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ADJUS OF CLAIMS.

V Notice is hereby given that on the Fifth day of the month of August, 1018, I will apply to the County Cdurt of Macoupin County, Illinois, for partial- settlement of the estate of Math i as Mlaker, deceased, at which t ime and place all persons hav­i n g claims against said estate are hereby notified to attend and present same for adjustment. All persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned.

W. C. SEEHAUSEN, Administrator with the will annexed.

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208 LEFT FOR CAMP TAYLOR YESTERDAY.

ADJUSTMENT OF CLAIMS.

Notice is hereby given that on the Firth day of the month of August, 1918. I will apply to the County Court of Macoupin County, Illinois, for partial settlement of the estate of S. A." Dingerson, deceased, at which/time and place all persons hav­ing claims against, said estate are hereby notified to attend and present same for adjustment All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the

undersigned. w n aircfTATTSEN.

(Concluded from page 1.) Lester Lewis, Shipman. Tony Zursky, Mt. Olive. Michael F. Sherman, Staunton. Henry F. Suehling, Bunker Hill. Walter Stiegemeier, Staunton. Peter Tambeirine, Gillespie. Wm. C. Fahrenkrog, Mt. Olive. Dan R. Wood, Bunker Hill. Paul H. Brase, Staunton. Edward J. Fisher, Shipman. Angelo Bieto, Benld. Chas. E. Veatch, Mt. Olive. Walter Hv J. Rivoir, Mt. JBive. Roy Tedrow, Shipman. Jasper Tumarello, Benld. Tho.s D. Uhly, Mt. Olive. Wesley W. Wood, Bunker Hill. Chester C. Kehr, Bunker Hill. Wilbur E. Weigand, Gillespie. John Tuchalski, Staunton. Edward N. Post, Staunton. Peter R. Partridge, Bunker Hill. Henry Forrier, Plainview. Bernard Pipitom, Benld. Harry Lesem, Gillespie. Otto J. Hiller, Staunton. Fred J. Moulton, Bunker Hill. William Lisch, Staunton. (Went

from Kalkaska, Mich.) Mike Sholkey, Mt. Olive. Theo. H. Mueller, Mt. Olive. Robert M. Giebe, Gillespie. Rolland L. Lynch, Shipman. Walter A. C. Schnaare, Staunton. John W. Greenwalt, Plainview. John Sandrette, Mt. Olive. Louis J. Fischer, Staunton. Rud. M. Bertagnolle, Staunton. Edward A. Gresso, Staunton. Pierce L. Jaynes, Plainview. Theo/Tayner, Bunker Hill. John T. Johnson, Bunker Hill. Albert Ostermann, Mt. Olive. * Earl Frances Russell, Gillespie. George J. Gerlt, Staunton. Wm. E. Northdurft, Mt. Olive. Norman R. Mize, Bunker Hill. Joseph Wm. Pirok, Staunton. Melvin E. Lynch, Shipman. Earl D. Sawyer, Staunton. John Goetz, Gillespie. Herman J. Germer, Staunton. Guy W. Reno, Piasa. Venanzo Ricci, Staunton. Joe M. Fleming, Shipman. Anton Tarrach, Staunton. Archie Clark, Sawyerville. John Marausky, Benld. Beldam E. Howald, Bunker Hill. Neal W. Jones, Gillespie. Alfred Bemreuter, Mt. Olive. John W. Webb, Benld. Geo. Wm. Ebbler, Bunker Hill. Henry A. Scheller, Mt. Olive. Bert. L. Whitlock, Piasa. William Haak, Mt. Olive. E. Wm. Bierbaum. Bri-rhton. Howard C. Caldwell. Bunker Hill. Arthur V. Kasubke. Staunton. Paul R. Grimm, Staunton. Contanto Mancinelli, Benld. Chas. A. Ackermann. Staunton. Herman H. C. Ebeling, B'ker Hill. Carl R. Schuetz, Shipman. Hugh Rice Ganey, Gilelspie. Thos. Donrinetto, Eagerville. Tony Emiren, Mt. Olive. James Edward Higgens, Gillespie. Alfred Lich, Mt. Olive. Carl Steinbrueck, Bunker Hill. Zeno Stinett, Gillespie. Angelo Ciuffini, Benld. John M. Radulovlch, Benld. Ferdinand Moonschein, Staunton. Henry C. Hasse, Staunton. Henry Sies, Gillespie. Benj. Stockero, Staunton. Jas. McMahon, Gillespie. John L. Reckert, Staunton. Joe Prevedel, Mt. Olive. Floyd N. Hitchcock, Gillespie. Wm. E. Unger, Staunton. Theo. H. Bartels, Mt. Olive. Chas. L. Best, Gillespie. Henry F. Lippold, Staunton. Harry O. Stille, Shipman. Lawrence W. Morrisson, Plainview. Fred W. Leonhardt, Mt. Olive. Charles Ilseman, Mt. Olive. Ollie C. Jasper, Staunton. Oscar J. Eggers, Bunker Hill. James H. Morrisson, Plainview. Bernard W. Steinbrueck, B'kr Hill. William Helen, Mt. Olive. Luigi Danile, Benld. Howard L. Ely, Bunker Hill. Lawrence H. Wood, Bunker Hill. Wm. H. Windau, Staunton. Isaac M. Eddington, Bunker Hill.

'Ettore Masotte, Gillespie. Paul M. Jubelt, Mt. Olive, Chas. O. Cairns, Brighton. Chas. E. Smith, Bunker Hill. Camillio Ganarac|, Benld. John Bitzkus, Blnld. Chris. J. H. Struebig, Staunton. Elmer H. Turner, Bunker Hill. Paul E. Ludwig. Staunton. • Harry McKeon, Staunton. Joseph J. Ozanie, Mt. Olive. Frank Rummer, Staunton. EdgJtr J. Fuess, Gillespie. Win. Moonschein, Jr., Staunton. Stanley Bitzkus, Benld. George Vontas, Benld. Paul vA. Brumme, Bunker Hill. 4

John Koniak, Jr., Benld. Fredrick W. Meyer, Hornsby. Arthur H. Sauerwein. Bunker Hill. Aug. H. Prange, Mt. Olive. Aug. L. Eickmeyer, Mt. Olive. Albert J. Schoen, Mt. Olive. , Frank Galman. Benld. (

THE BTATnn*)N STAIUTIMBS; THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 2 7 , 1018.

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Thos. H. English, Gillespie. John F. Mansholt, Bunker Hill. Roy J. Kulenkamp, Shipman. Roy Sexton, Benld. Walter Hefer, Staunton. Edward Moran, Brighton. Edward Garrels, Mt. Olive. John P. Madden, Gillespie. Henry Kuas, Mt. Olive. Loufs J. Hebenstreit, Staunton. Hugo Gauch, Staunton. George Wesley Shuey, Gillespie. James File, Vlrderi. Herman Bauman, Mt. Olive. Jasper N. Jones, Gillespie. Harry Mlekush, Staunton. Frank Fitzsimmons, Staunton. Toney D. Orso, Mt. Olive. John Carvoetto, Gillespie. John Muick, Staunton. James R. Drew, Chesterfield. Ernest A. Boettcher, Staunton. Tony Mastelo, Benld. Geo. W. Taynor, Gillespie. Daniel Adams, Mt. Olive. George Sauer, Mt. Olive. Jacob H. Goehe, Staunton. John Mikelaitis, Benld. Edward F. Schaberg, Staunton. Wm. Ladendorff, Bunker Hill. •, Lester C. Fritz, Shipman. Herman J. Reuter, Staunton. Warner J. Rull, Litchfield. Chas. S. Schaefer, Piasa. Fred E. C. Rivoir, Mt. Olive. David Rowland, Gillespie. Newell H. Stohbeck, Brighton. George T. Farrar, Hornsby. Thade Dannerman. Mt. Olive. Chas. Vercolio, Benld. Anton Bitzkus, Benld. James Loirgio, Gillespie. Oscar Wm. Hagerman, Staunton. Herbert C. Jarmen, Bunker Hill. Irl D. Sattgast, Gillespie. Jacob Ramseier, Staunton. Guldo Gauch, Staunton. Theodore Werner, Mt. Olive. John Saracco, Benld. Aaron H. Adler, Staunton. Daniel Bruhn, Bunker Hill. Mario Covi, Benld. Ben H. Benstead, Bunker Hill. Alfred M. Bosom worth, Shipman! William A. Pluhm, Mt. Olive. Theodore Gehner, Mt. Olive. John A. Johnson, Bunker Hill. James C. Wall, Staunton. John W. E. Klocke, Gillespie. Herman C. Rull, Bunker Hill. George Bauman, Staunton. Adolph H. C. Boehme, Hornsby. Walter A. Wolf, Dorchester. John Comfer, Jr., Staunton. B. Bartolmeo, Benld. Edward A. Meyer, Staunton. Joseph Coleman, Staunton. Wm. O. Haferkamp, Staunton. Joe Pumllio, Benld.

Roy H. Gr^y, Plainview. Henry Machota, Staunton. James Balchitis, Benld. Chester J. jGreer, Bunker Hill. Edward WJolff, Dorchester. Martin C. Thomae, Bunker Hill. Louis Edward Peters, Mt. Olive. Bert Hays, Benld. Galdio Biejci. Benld. Marvel T. Mellenthen, Gillespie. Umberto Primo De Gol, Staunton. Arthur Graham, Mt. Olive. Robert W. Fenstermann, Mt. Olive. Frank Andrisich, Staunton. Peter Paccketti, Benld. Robert A. Ewing, Mt. Olive. Fred W- $chultz, Mt. Olive. Simile Perona, Benld.

Daniel H. Brown of Bunker Hill left last Friday for Jacksonville, Fla., where he joined the Quartermasters' Corps.

83 GERMAN ALIEN WOMEN REGISTER.

The registration for German Alien Women frhjich was conducted from June 17 to! 26, came to a close last^ night and in Staunton the number of registrants totaled 83. Of these 28 were registered by Postmaster Geo. H. L i k e r and 55 by Chief of Police B, G. Volentine.

RESULTS WILL STARTLE STAUNTON.

People* Report quick results from pure Lavoptik eye wash. A girl with weak, s t rayed eyes was helped by ONE application. Her mother could not sew 0r read because of eye pains. In one week her trouble was gone. A small bottle of Lavoptic is guaran-ted to Welp EVERY CASE weak, strained or ' inflamed eyes. ONE WASH startles with its quick results. Aluminum eye cup FREE. FRITZ, the Druggist.

ADJUSTMENT OF CLAIMS.

Notice is hereby given that on the fifth day of the month of August, 1918, I will apply to the . County Court of Macoupin County, Illinois, for partial settlement of the estate of John Podmenisek, deceased, at which time and place all persons having claims against Baid estate are hereby notified to attend and represent same for adjustment. All persons indebt­ed to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the un­dersigned.

AGNES PODMENISEK, Executrix.

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THE HOME OF

lly Advertised Goods OUR STORE IN ALL ITS DE-PARTMENTS IS THE HOME OF

NATIONALLY A D V E R T I S E D GOODS

The Nationally Advertised Article • is recognized the world over as the standard of value because the manufac­turer, due to the larger volume of sales, is able to offer a more desirable grade of merchandise.

FOR THE BEST OF EVERYTHING — SEE —

Main Street

Brothers, Staunton, Illinois.

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Dog Owners

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Dog Licenses for the year 1918 are now due and payable at the of­fice of the City Clerk.

HENRY W. FRITZ, CITY CLERK.

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James Morrison appearing with Serg*. Arthur Guy Empey i Vitagraph's master production, "Over the Top." .

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"OVER THE TOP" AT THE LABOR TEMPLE JULY 3, .4, and 5.

Perhaps the best function of the picture "Over the Top" which will be shown at the Labor Temple on the above dates is that it answers the ea­ger questions propounded by anxious mothers about the war. "What is the war l ike?" they ask Sergt. Arthur Guy Empey, who had the picture made from his book of the same title. "Do tell us all about the war,"., these good women by the hundreds have written to the intrepid hero. His invariable answer is, "See the pic­ture made froia my book. The Vita-graph people have caught the spirit of my narrative till naught remains to tell henceforth in words. The pic­ture carries the story and thrusts home the message."

It appears that under «the ser

>f tl part of the narrative even more con­vincing than Empey's written words. And these incidents are all calculat­ed to inculcate the lessons of self-re­liance, unquestioning obdience to or­ders of superiors, care of the body, regulation of the mind and other high and mighty attributes which transform the American youth of peace Into the bravest, mightiest sol­diery t i e world has ever seen. "War," says tljie sergeaut-hero, "is the best cure I know of* for laziness, and the kind of fun in the trenches and on the battlefield that is mixed with the dangers and the hardships, clears the brain and steels the constitution." "Over the Top" at the Labor Temple will show these things in vivid en­vironment. Actual conditions over­seas never before have had such a complete replication. The picture will be shown on 3 days, July 3, 4 and 5. . M. ,, , - , . h M , frnm 1 tO 1 1 P.

FOR SALE—Good prosperous gro­cery business in southwest part of Staunton. Owner is included in the draft and wishes to dispose of the business. Will sell or lease, or sell stock and building if purchaser de­sires, or will sell stock alone. Apply at this office. 50-3*

count of being in draft. Apply to M. Ke.pilla, Staunfon, 111.

FOR SALE—New white clover Honey. Apply to

ROBERT RICKS, 50-1* Worden, 111.

FOR SALE: Gerhardf piano in good condition; may be seen at Jos. Routman's furniture store room. Price right. F. W. STOECKER,' 5Q-3 Worden, 111.

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Telephone Co.

50-3

—53 shares in Worden Apply tq

F. W. STOECKER, Worden, 111.

OIJ> FALSE TEETH WANTED. DON'T MATTER IF BROKEN. We pay up to $15 per set. Also cash for old Gold, Silver and broken Jewelry. Check sent by return mail. Goods held 10 days for sender's approval of our offer. Mazer's Tooth Special­ty, Dept. A, 2007 S. 5th St., Phila­delphia, Pa. 47-8* — — w « — — ^ — • — — — — m m

FOR SALE: A sideboard and stand table. Apply at this office.

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FOR SALE—Buggy and harness, good as new; bargain If sold at once. Apply at CITY BAR, Aug. Jung, Proprietor, Staunton,, III. 48-3*

FOR SALE—Well established sa­loon business. Good location. Must sell on account of draft. Apply at this office. 48-8*

FOR SALE—90-acre farm located just north of Staunton city limits; 20 acres bottom land in alfalfa; fine pasture; good crops raised; 8-room house and nice out-buildings, large barn, silo, plenty of water; have about 15 head of fine milk cows in fine condition, also several calves and horses. Will sell with or with­out stock and implements. Apply to RUDOLPH BRANDLE,

Lock Box 134—Phone 131-r-l,' 50-3 Staunton, 111.

FOR SALE: Ice box in good con­dition, good as new. Apply to 50-1* Aug. Machner,

602 Alaska Str., Staunton, III.

FOR SALE: Five rom house with concrete cellar, well, cistern, summer kitchen * 16x18, and all other out­buildings, in fine repair; situated on 5 acres of ground, with many fruit and shade trees. Located in Parke-ville. Price low, only $2500.

MRS. EMMA HUTCHDXSON, 49-3* Staunton, 111.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—160 acres of good land in South Dakota, with some improvements. Will trade for residence property in Staunton."

R. N. NESBIT, 48- R. t. D., Bunker Hill, 111.

FOR SALE—4-room house, mod­ern conveniences, well located, at 210 E. Mill Street. Bargain if bought at once. Apply at 518 E. Henry Str. — • • • — • • — ^ P M M H M M M • « •

FOR SALE: Covered wagon, suit­able for milk or hucktser wagon, also good top buggy. Price reason­able; also 2 good work horses.

Priesmeyer's Dairy.

FOR SALE: Used Ford truck mitb cab, 1916 model, demountable rims good condition; an Ideal car for farmer to haul milk or produce to town. 43- CHAS F. FRANZ.

ATTENTION.

If anyone wishes to buy brick o* lumber cheap, address

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FOR SALE—Saloon in one of the best locations in Staunton. Weil es-

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