Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

I IE jONO LOOSE COAT Is the Favorite for Fall We are showing the largest and best assortment hfcmts, Children's and Misses Cloaks as well. COME AND BE SHOWN AT LEHNE'S 107 West Third street. BRACELETS. A Fine Showing of The Latest Styles. Bracelets will be universally worn this fall and our stock offers you a choice of the handsomest designs that the leading bracelet makers have brought out.

It's a beautiful collection comprising all styles, including a fine assortment of the very popular carmen and norrna bracelets, and they are as fine in quality as they are handsome. Enough variety in the designs to insure Meeting UJTOM'S ideas. J. H. BOOTH, The Leading JeweJr.

FLOOR FIX. Do you know that at a trifling cost you may have the most pert imitations of expensive hardwoods. No experience is necessary, 'person can transform old'and faded furniture into beautiful imi- ons of modern finishes, it stains and finishes in one coat, it works ally as well on and soft wood. Floor Fix is the best article ever produced for the house. WOR FIX WORKS WONDERS.

AIL COLORS, ALL SIZES FROM 150. TO $2.50 Barth's Pharmacy, Second and Market Streets. READY MIXED PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS, ETC. mm wan LfiDnt If you have any trouble seeing, If you ever have headache. If your eyes water or burn, In fact if you are having any kind of trouble with your eyes, Wlttia.

We examine your eyes free, and correct all defects of vision moderate cost. JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS. TOPCOAT Yw can play the with day great I when you play here, everybody aobody loses. Yo get a Hart, Schaffner ft Marx Overcoat; always a all-wool. We profit, and a customer.

every ur busy day; you. M. WPANY, Clothier. i ALTON EVENING TELE6RAPB. By the Telegraph Printing Co, OCT.

24. Office! Telegraph Building, Southwest cor. 4tn Hm viam utrceta, 320 Plusn Street. Coprrlfht iop6 by Hirt fctaftwr Mtrx of faulty delivery ol the Telegraph should be made either by mall or telephone. Call up tele- phono 38, or soiifl a postal card, whon you fall get your paper WEATHKH.

Generally fair tonight mid Thursday, preceded la north portion tonight; cooler tonight. Dr. Hohland, demist, Third street, opp. OeT.o, hldg. Klnloch 24S.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. a nun. llu wlno; get a Move.

H. IA Horsey loft this morning on Irlj) to Boson. Up-to-date barber snop using com jjresHed Electric Massage. Bauer. J.

B. TURNER TAKES Former Prlbrlpafof Altota Schools is Principal at Near Oregon State John E. Turner, former principal of the Alton high school, who wan forced to go to tolgher altitudes for the benefit oT his health and gave up a position at Milllken University af'er resigning the Alton High School prnr.lpntshlp, has taken a position as principal of the High school In a little town In Idaho, Pflyette, near the Oregon state line. Mr. Turner was told that he might teach nchool If he chose a country where the altitude- was high.

There 'Is no doulit the people nt Payette are being given a- sample of what good school teaching is like, as Mr. Turner Is teaching only for pastime. His llttlo son, Edward Lewis, la very 111 with diphtheria and his condition has been causing considerable alarm, A. C. Burr, dmutsi, 2nd and Plasa.

Mr. and Mrs. Latha Chandler of Yukon, Oklahoma, are visiting Mi', and Mrs. H. T.

McCrca. Ben and Alby St. William Lenhardt, who has been employed at Anheuser-Busch glass factories has excepted a position with the Illinois glass company. Be wise; get a gas stove. The marriage of John B.

Kauffold and Miss Mamie Murphy will be solemnized this evening at the hotae of Mr. and Mrs. John Kremer on east Second street. Be wise; get a. gas stove.

Go to Theo. F. Formhals for your fall euit. N. E.

cor. 2nd and Market streets, upstairs. R. P. Stanley has sold to C.

H. Moe lots 1 to 5 in Salu addition to Upper Alton $1,175 and Miss Lizzie Rodgers has sold a part of black 43 In same addition to J. P. Larch, for $2,500. Be wise; get a pas stove.

Don't believe me; ask anyone who has used TONO Dandruff cure what it will do. Mlsenhelmer's Barber shop. Be wise; get a gas stove. The "Heine Hunting club," the members of which are all named Henry, will leave Monday for a two hunt on Diamond Island In the Illinois river near Hardln. The members are Henry Tonsor, Henry Meyers, Henry Winter, Henry Spaet, J.

Henry Doerr, C. Henry MUIer. Be wise; get a Eae stove. Prang's Water colors, Paul Bros. Be wise; get a gaa store.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Misegades, who "have been living at the home of Mrs. mother, Mrs. Grow, In North Alton since they returned from San Francisco after the earthquake, (have procured a home Alton and will go again to ing this week.

Dlez Wolf are receiving new goods In footwear dally and It will pay all Intending purchasers to call and Inspect the stock. Shoes for every member of the family. Be wise; get a gas stove Bank of East Alton Getting Ready for Start. The fixtures have been moved into the Chessen building for the bank of East Alton, as the new state bank, organized with Alton capital behind It will be Known. Samuel Wade of Alton have charge of the new Institution.

The bank will begin business Novomler 1. Be wise; get a store. See H. C. M'Plke-s list of lote.

Spread Eagle's Master License'Thirty Days. Capt. Frank Meyers of the Spread Bagle has lost hla license for thirty days, by the action of the board of supervising Inspectors of steamboats, who 'have suspended him for falluie to comply with certain rules and regulations. Capt. Meyers was charged with failure to keep an official log book on the steamer and also a record of fire drills specifically for In the regulations.

Byrd Burton, of the Chester, was also BUS- lended thirty days for falling to ret UIP number of passengers he was currying. Capt. Burton 'la part owner the CliOBlor, ant) associated with Alton stockholders In the ownership of the Cheater. I'ubllc Notice. Notice hereby given that the Capita) stock of the Alton, Jacksonville and Peoria Railway Company has this day been increased from ten bousand dollars ($10,000,00) to i hree bundled thousand dollars Dated at Jeraeyvllle, Illinois, this ilxth day of July A.

1806. AARON 0. AUTBN. Pros. Attest: JUNB M.

RHOADB. Secretary. Stiver Creek Lump Coal 9o. Hlllsboro, and Staunton coal lOc, or bushel. 1.

E. Cowljng, Bell 177; tin. M4- J. R. Logan, Optician, 2d and Hasten.

TONO Dandruff Cure will cure dandruff, falling but of hair, and an Itrhy scalp. For sale at Mlsenhelm- ora, 210 Plasa street. Btutz-Kllnko Nuptials. Mr. Fred Stutz and Miss Bertha KHnke, members of prominent Foster township families were married Wednesday morning in St.

Mary's church by the Rev. Joseph Meckel. They were attended by Mr. Fred Kllnke, a ibrother of the hrldo and Miss Lydla Stutz, a sister of the groom. The bride wore a gown of white silk and carried bride's roses In her hand.

The bridesmaid a white silk pongee gown and carried pale pink carnations. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served the party at the home of Lawrence Kllnke, a brother of the bride at Second and Henry streets. An all day reception followed at the Kllnke home in Foster township and 150 or more friends, neighbors and relatives of the young couple helped to make the celebration a complete success. The popular young couple received many valuable and beautiful presents and If good wishes were money they would be multi-millionaires. A wedding dinner was served today and a big wedding supper will be served to all guests at the Kllnke home this evening.

Be wive; get a gas Tore. Sand lor Sale. Anyone needing -sand can obtain It by calling at our sand barges at the toot of State street. Alton Sand Transportation Co. World Conquering Tour.

The Yoho minstrels, consisting of 25 Alton young men, started for Hardin this morning In the yacht Rosa- He, to give their show this W. M. Sauvage, manager of the Temple, kindly loaned the Yohos some of the left over minstrel posters he had on hand, representing all the black face artists who have appeared at the Temple In a long time, and the Yohos dexterlously and skillfully cut out all references to any other minstrel artists and pasted their own names underneath. The capltol of Calhoun has been thoroughly billed and there Is no doubt that the Kingdom will be given a genuine treat. Alton people generally regret that the Yohos have chosen to display their talent away from home and may prevail on them to delight an Alton audience with their minstrelsy.

Buy your foot wear now from Dlez and Wolf. All style shoes in stock. You get what you pay for. School shoes house shoes, dress shoes In great varlet. Burton's Nurseries, Upper Alton, Is the place to get first-class fruit trees, shade trees, ornamental trees, shrubs and plants, privet for hedge, etc.

Both phones. Be wise; get a gas stove. of Mrs. Margaret Mrs. Margaret Minerllng, aged 70, died at Nameokl yesterday afternoon.

The funeral Will be at St. Elizabeth's churcii at Mitchell and burial will bo In St. Joseph's cemetery at Aton. For Sine. 6-room house, with bath, hot and cold water; on car line, near glass works.

Address care E. B. locating, Washington street. Water Colors. We have received a good supply of PRANG'S Water colors.

Four colors, Red, Yellow, Blue and Black. Paul Bros, Henry and Second Streets. 8ALOONKKKPEB RECOVERING FROM BEATING. Patrick Delelmnty's Wounds Supposed to be Very Serious as Result of Search for Bartender, Patrick Delehanty, who conducts a ealoon near Yager Park, Is recovering from the effects of a beating administered to him in an Alton saloon several days ago. Delehanty owned a saloon at East Alton until recently when he moved up to Yager Park.

A stranger he had employed as a bartender disappeared Saturday night taking with him $80 his employer's money and Delehanty came to Alton In search of the man. He failed to find his bartender but he did meet a couple of "frlende" who took offense at something he said and they attacked him beating htm on the head with a water pitcher inflicting wounds which was thought would be fatal. He Is said to be recovering and It is thought Is out of danger. Buy a bottle of TONO Dandruff Cure at Misenheimer's barber shop. If not satisfactory, your money refunded.

EXCLUSIVE STYLES! HIGH CLASS GOODS, embodying the very Latest Style Ideas, Arriving Daily from New York, at THE H. J. BOWMAN COMPANY. NEW Plaid Brocaded Silk Waist Patterns NEW Dress Goods and Trimmings. NEW Veils, Veilings, and Jewelry.

NEW Plaid and Novelty Ribbons. Barred and Embroidered Handkerchiefs. NEW Table Linens and Napkins, NEW Embroidered Linens and Drawn Work. NEW Monsquetaire and Short Kid Gloves. NEW Baskets, New Umbrellas, New Fancy Goods rirlc 9V NEEDS ancl SELE CT YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW, while assortments are complete, and shoomnir less strenuous than it will be later on.

DEPENDABLE GOODS! VERY INTERESTING PRICES 1 SHARE IN THEM. Telephone 197, 104-106 West Third street, 'AJhfcfc 111. Be wise; get a gas stove. Mrs. Brcnholt and Daughter Entertain.

Mrs. John J. Brenholt and daughter, Miss Edith Brenholt, entertained this afternoon at their home on State street with a reception which was attended by a large number of thetr friends. The reception was from to o'clock. The parlors and dining room were handsomely decorated.

Red Richmond roses served as the principal decoration in the and yellow chrysanthemums in the dining room. Mrs. Brenholt and Miss Brenholt were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Charles Clark and Miss Dyas of St. Louis, Mrs.

N. G. Wolfe of Hartford, and Miss Ethelwyn Chittenden. The hostesses were assisted in the parlor by Mrs. M.

W. C. Johnston of St. Louie, Mrs. M.

Ryrie, Mrs. Arthur Davis, Mrs. G. A. McKlnney, Misses Alice Bowman and Bertha Dorsey.

Mrs. C. F. Sparks and Mrs. H.

R. Phlnney assisted In the dining room and Miss Mary Esther Sparks end Moreland M'Plke served punch. An orchestra played In the palm room. THE EYES. WATCH FOR COMPLAINTS YOUR CHILDRENS EYES DURING SCHOOL AND STUDY HOURS.

IF THEY HAVE EYE TROUBLE BRING THEM TO US FOR A CAREFUL EXAMINATION AND AN ACCURATE FIT IN GLASSES. Prices COULDING'S GOODS. Richelieu Buckwheat the good old fashioned dark kind that you want more Ibs for 26c. asparagus tips. Try a can at 28c.

and buy a dozen for $3.26. Richelieu Strlngless beans if you want the best here. It is per can 20c. dozen $2.26. just to introduce, will sell small bottle 20c.

large bottle 40e. ttls week. Midget them, all beat hi quality and price, per bottle 28c, real thing, per quart iMttte 317 State Phones Be wise: get a gas stove. They are always appreciated Nelninger's Fig and Magnolia Cigar. Henry J.

Klunk, Dnaertaker. tfersoy County Horse Thieves Active Again. Jersey county horso thieves were busy again last night. Two horses and a buggy were reported stolen and the thieves were (raced down to Godfrey, and It 1e supposed they went on to St. Ixnils to soil the horses.

JtM-soy county has suffered heavily from horse stealing the past year and In tho thieves have to escape capture. Dr. A. B. Wyckoft, Osteopath, office over Booth's Jewelry store.

Funeral of Hurry Mnrtln. Tho funeral of Harry Martin was held this afternoon from the home of father, James Martin at Godfrey. There was a large attendance of frlendfl of the young man and of relatives of the 'family. Burial wius In Godfrey cemetery. New Storage House.

312 William W. P. Adams Co. Made for uslry TERS OB Co When you lire out buy- Ing a home for your feet don't forget that Jo Leady has just what you want. Shoes to fit any member of the famjjjf.

Prices lower tliun any shoe bouse In town. Don't forgrt the place. Cor. 2nd and Henry 8 Alton, 111. IF YOU WANT PARAFINE AT IDC.

A F. Sawyer's Store, as that ia what he has it for for more than two years it only cow it i-ac. to 150. at the CASH STORES. OARE IN OOMPOWBDKr is one of the chief rules bwrt- ness.

We don't "get near some careless people do, fcnt ire- make up a prescription exactly ae written. Our Drugs are always pnre and fresh the beat the market affords. And we are prompt IB putting up physicians' although very reasonable in charges. E. MARSH Prescription Cor Third and Belle Alton, IB.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO' YOU can cal printed, you at oooooooooooooooooooooooooocooo HOW Til ERASES AUK BURNED IN BUCK'S HOT I hear Note the tipper draft in this stove where the fire pot is supplied wit htlie heated air, instead of through the lower draft (the one open) used in most heaters. That's how the gases are mixed with oxygen directly over the fire. The gases DO NOT ESCAPE UP THE FLVE..