Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 11

i fur Entire Stock 0 Ladies Cloaks, Capes and Furs AND Plisses, Children's and Infants Cloaks and Furs, Now Must be Sad. Don't fall to come and Bee for yourselt the great Genuine Reductions have been made at Thad Lehr he's Dry Goods Store. 107 West Third stree A Watch be You Can 1 rust. It you would Mico own an rate, handsome, throughly serviceale watch at roascable cost, get st South Bend. This movement we unhesitatingly 'fer our customers as being not only rholly accurate and reliable, but MIso the best value in a watch that we know of.

Costs $7.00 to $27.00, depending upon the case you select to go with it. These watches are guaranteed not ito vary but a tew seconds a month. TRY ONE, J. H. BOOTH The Leading Jewder.

This is the Drug Store You're Looking For. do we know? We don't kn ow. We only think; biste think au we base our thinking on the fact that we have tol lot of that this is the drug store they were looking for- and came, ed it over, traded with us, and. believed what we why said it to and won't harm you, and we ght be ght in your case too. BARTH'S PHARMACY, cat Phonee.

Nortbweet Cor. 2d and Mart ste Daniels Is attending a hotel convention at Moline. Blako will leave tonight home in Richland, Neb. Alina Snoddy has roturned visit at Mackenzie, Tenn. am Ashlock is confined to his Sixth street by a severe 111- Taphorn left today for after visiting Mr.

and Morrissey. Mrs. Edward Fowler and returned home to Canton, visiting Alton relatives. ullivan and sister, Miss hikasha, O. are Daniel Sullivan.

eavo Saturday for their Rustics Give Dance The Rustics gave 8 de last evening at naval militia hawhich WAB a very pleasant ever The members of the club had drated the ball appropriately 'and trustic Idea was carried ou thraout, even the refreshments. Theras a good attendanace and the you people had a good time at dancintil had a good time at daancinati after midnight. For good' bath, porcelain go to Frank Bauer's 305 Belle "Read Davis Piano Co. ad; Head lettuce, 5c to 70 head: Cauliflower, 10C, 15c and 200 Celery, 5c to 80 stalk. Rutabago Turnip, lb.

F. Deterding, 817 Star John Rost. llen, dentist, Laura bldg. Repairing clothes wringers and Stoves of tin work done. Send or kinds And Save through Kinloch 18.

Big Money. stock of heaters and Bold at just 30. per I Clearing Out Bale. the cost price, These will continue my closing 30 doys, and are for until Thursday night Jan, 5th, wit A. J.

Dogenhardt, I will leave. You cannot afford 520 and Street. M. miss these millinery bargains. Mr.

A. Roach, 312 Belle street. ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY TAN By the Telegraph Printing Co, Officer Tale Sanding Southwest con 4th and. 120 Plass Street.

Complaints of faulty delivery of the Telegraph should made either ay tall or telephone, Call up 88, or send postal card, when you fall to get your paper. The Dally Telegrapu 18 delivered by carrier to ali parts of the city bt 'Alton, North Alton, Upper Alton and Hast Alton, for 10 cents per week, Mailed to any address at the rate of 50. cents per month. The Telegraph has the largest culation of any paper in Alton, and is the best medium for advertisers. ALTON will be gonerally fair tonight and Friday, except light snow.

flurries in extremo north portion tonight; slightly colder tonight. Dr. Robland, dentist, Third street, opp. Belle, Baker Kinloch 248. Mrs.

Ed. Lowe is visiting relatives In Edwardsville. Mrs. August Frey has returned from a'vielt in Moro. Mra, Mary Kendall has returned from a visit at the county seat.

Jacob J. Hartman was worse. today and WAS reported to be growing steadily, The Mutual Protective League, Alton Council, will elect. officers for the ensuing year next Monday night. A.

B. Wyckoff, Osteopath, office over Booth's Jewelry store. Alton post, G. A. will hold its annual installation of officers this evening and a banquet will be served.

Mr. and Mrs. John Schroeder are home from Edwardeville where they spent the holidays with Mr. 9's parents, The funeral of Mrs. Mary Fallon, will be held to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock from SS.

Peter and Paul's Cathedral. William Gechwend, of the Metrol politan life insurance, will go to Now York next week to attend a convention of the superintendents of that company. A pinochle contest will be held at St. Patrick's school hall January 24 and 29 under the auspices of the school. A fine diamond will be oftered as 8 prize.

Postmaster Norton and the other witnesses in the case of James V. Jones, the mall-pouch robber, went to Springfield again today to testify before the Federal grand fury in that case, G. Hopkins, dentist, 102 W. 2d St. Farmers report that 'there 1s 8 great deal of corn yet in the fields in this vicinity--in the shock-and 'desperate 'efforts are being made to have the corn busked and cribbed before the winter sets In with severity.

Read Davis Piano Co. ad. Rudolph Harting has sold his business on west Second street and has moved his family to North Alton where he is occupying one of the Herman Stiritz houses in the Grafton road. Read Davis Piano Co, ad. Fireman John Holl, of hose house No.

3, who was injured in a runaway the day before Christmas, was able to resume the discharge of his dutles today. John Beneze, who was injured at the same time la yet too sore to go to work. The truck which was badly damaged was brought to the hose house in 8 thoroughly repaired condition this morning. They are always appreciatedNelpinger's Fig and Magnora Cigars. Sale of Real: Estute.

There will be a sale of two houses and lots, belonging to Dawson Restate, in front of the City Hall, on Saturday January 6 at 10 Hard Coal, All Sizes. John Klasner'8, 111 Henry street. Happy and Properous NEW YEAR To All Our Friends and Patrons. M. SCHWEPPE CO, THIRD STREET CLOHIER Calculia, 2 red in lils this only enlid of con proved country to twenty third day of 8 D.

cured he positively and pot 1906, or as soon thereafter the prescription bad gives this recipe business of the court will permit effect. vol beard pay Nausea at expenses, the All Ah cold in tweuty. lections in porsons said court may. before: said desiring file J.UK DADOA 00., 1069 day, and may on the RECEPTION TO REV. DR.

AND MRS. LANE By the Congregation of the First Presbyterian Church, in This Oity. The tendered Rev. Dr. and Mra.

A Lane by the members of the church and congregation of Firat Presbyterian church, last evening, was one of the most enjoyable social events In the annals of the and was -attended by the congregation with few exceptions, who wore eager to evince their pleasure in extending a cordial wel-: come to the new pastor and his wite. There were no invitations outside, save to the several ministers and their wives, of the different churoh68 of the city. The reception hours were from! 8 to 10 o'clock and during those hours the parlors were thronged with guests. The Interior of the lower story of the church presented a most charming aspect, being profusely decorated. Southern smilax wreathed about chandellers, door ways and window casements and woven into draperies, made a striking back ground for the color scheme of red, the parlor mantel reflecting from its broad mirror the manifold beauties of its decorations, banked in great deep red cardations, silver candelabra, with soft silken shades of the same deep tint.

Depending from the heavy fringe of greenery at Inter-' vals were red bells, seemingly ready to ring out a glad welcome. Dr. and Mrs. Lane received their new friends, assleted by the elders of the church standing in a semicircle in: an alcove, beneath these swaying bells and drooping smilax. The evening was well advanced before the last of the many had paid their respects to the new pastor and his wife.

The entry to the spacious dining room led into Fairyland in its rosy light filtered throuch, soft red gilk shades. In the stood A square table, whose decorations were unique and beautiful, an 1m- ported linen cover, heavy with embroidery and drawn work, snowy in Its purity and festooned with ropes of. smilax, held a huge cut glass vase with the same gorgeous red car-. nations, climbing about the that were carried to the chandeliers and lost amid the wealth of smilax that outlined a hollow square, extending. to the chandellers, similarly draped, where depended these tiny red bells gently vibrating in their effort to peal very novel arrangement of rosy bon bons then and there elicited great admiration.

The young matrons of the church acting as hostesses did the honors with their characteristic gracious hospitality, while the young ladies served dainty refreshments of tutti-; frutti and ice cream. Pyramids of delicious cake, salted almonds and bon bons, made the picture The welcoming of Dr. Lane to our city on the hills and 88 a beloved shepherd to a flock in Alton will be occasion to cherish in fond remembrance. L. K.

M. Dyeing and Cleaning. For high grade work in dying and cleaning 80 to Scott's, 24-26 E. 2nd street. Both phones.

Washington M. Church Rovival Attracta Many. A series of revival meetings being held in the Washington street: Methodist church are attracting many persons to that church each evening. The meetings are being conducted by the pastor, Rev. C.

W. Koehler and meetings are held each evening. The revival will last for a month and the general public is invited to attend. The interest thus far has been very encouraging, Notico to Water Takers. Semi-annual water bills from Jannary 1, 1906, to July 1, 1906, are due and payable at office, room 10, Laura.

building. Office hours 8:30 to 12, 1 to 4:30. Samuel L. Peck, et Owners and Operators Alton Waterworks. Burial of Jessie Hicks.

The funeral of Jessie Hicks, the two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hicks who died from inJurles by falling Into a dishpan of scalding water at its home, was hold this afternoon from the home in East End Place and was attended by many neighbors and friends. Services wore conducted by Rev, S. D.

McKenney and burlal was In city cometory. Y. M. 0. A.

Building Fund Announcement. We the undersignod take pleasure In announcing that $26.300.00 was aubecribod by Docember 318t, 1005, to the fund of the now M. O. A. building, thereby making all pledges binding, The first payment on pledg08 can now be made to 0.

S. Stowell, treasurer, nt the Alton Savings Robt. Forbes, J. F. Porter, Geo.

H. Smiley. Northwestern Mutual Fire surance (o. Stockholders. The annual meeting will be held at the village hall in Uppor Alton, Tueaday, January D.

1900, at 10 A. mo. Said meeting shall be for the purpose of electing three directors and tor such other business as may properly come before such proposition will be submitted. to stockholders to make a lower on bull protected by lightand, also to Ipsure than In buildings of L. not decen of will Madison Vouuty, at thp testame apreat before in at the louse THE DAWN OF ANOTHER YEAR.

Before starting on another year we desire to express our most sincere thanks for the Increasing favor during which the this store has enjoyed? past twelve months. We ask for a continuation of your good will and shall constantly endeavor to merit it by making this 08 store. which aball at all times, conserve the beat interests of those who favor It with their patronage. We wish you a Happy band Prosperous New Year. PAUL Presoription Pharma-! cists, Regiatered, Henry anad Second streets.

We Sell Interurban Tickets. 000000000000000000000000 BLOCKADE ON THE ILLINOIS TERMINAL, Glass Company's Yards Are Unablo to Handle Big Crush of Business. Such Immense crush of buslmoss has been coming in and going out over the Illinois Terminal rall.way the local yards have been congested and blockade has been in effect for three days. A special effort be made tonight to lift the blockade and get rid of 'the freight. The locomotive power on the railroad has been unable to handle the business.

Yesterday a total of 154 cars of freight were handled by the two road engines and the three switch engines. COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Not as Powerful as Some of Them Profess to Be. Supreme Court Jolts Them. "Tax ferrets," and county boards of supervisors who employ them have been given a 'back-set by the Supreme court of Illinois in a deciston given 8 few days ago to the etfect that boards of supervisors have no power to contract with what are known 88 "tax ferrets" to uncover omitted taxes. The case in question went up from Henry county, where ferret had been employed by the county board on a basis of 25 per cent commission.

The court holdg that the only authority vested county board is to levy taxes for county purposes on the assessment made by the proper tax assessing bodies of the country. A. C. Barr, dentist and and Plasa. Third Ball.

Given by Alton Aerie, 'No. 254. Eagles (F. O. Saturday evening, January 6th, 1906, at Turner Hall.

Tickets 75 cents. Right reserved to eject any and all objectionable parties. Bee H. G. McPike's list of lots.

STRAY SCRAPS. 'A great deal of alleged "culture" 18 something possessed by some people until you get acquainted with them and know better. Many Altonians mounted the "water wagon" New Year's day, but will they keep their seats? A Chicago woman threw $1,500 to a fire the other day "for spite." She may see the time when she will not have "money to however! Revolutions crowded out resolutions In Russia on New Year's day, If the weather bureau continues persistently long enough to prediat snow there'll come a time when It Purify! Putrify. It looks very much like they have started in on another "year of purification" in St. Louts, and revelations being made indicate that matters to purify are thore-putrifying, There Isn't a whole lot of differenco in the orthography of those but oh! the mighty differonco there is between them in fact.

Get out your moth eaten ear muffs, You'll need them, protty soon. Notico to Stockholders of the Alton Parking Co. Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of the Alton Packing Company that special meeting of the stockbolders will be beld at the lice of the company qn Wednesday, January 24, at 8 o'clock p. for the purpose of considering the quos tion of changing the name of the company. Signed, WV.

E. BISSINGER, Secretary. Real Estate Tranaators. R. Guy Huskinson to C.

W. Huskinson, ged, lot 6, bik 35 Popo ot al, Alton, $1. W. Huskinson to R. Guy Huskinson, ged, lot.

8, bik 26, Pope et al Alton, $2. Huntington Smith, by attorney to Win. b. Draper, wd, lot 11, bia 1, on Heights, '5-9, $100. H.

Marford to Citizona Coal Min. ing pt tract 8, Danforth'8 Purchase, Alton. $1. Citizens Coal Mining Co. to Joseph and Edward Broderick, wd, pt tract 8, Dantorth's Purchase, Alton, $1171.

For Band raticher sell bayion ven and ZONE Ate of Hosiery Depart by any house and str.ctly high class goods in every respect. We can suit all classes 1d. either: wool or Cotton Women or Children that will give you good service well. Prices 10c to $2.00, UNDERWEAR DEPARTM The best is alwaye cheapest 19 end. -wear, feel and 10 prices are figured on honest goods, well made and servi a complete line for Men, Women and Children.

Prices 25c to $3.00, Bianket and Comfort Depart Exceedingly good values through- out our line. Not made, but rock-bottom prices in Blankets and -Com wear. Prices 45c to $16.00. The H. J.

Bowman 104-6 WEST THIRD STREET. OUR TORY SALLI Is becoming more eagerly watched for every year and this one we are going to make more extensive in its scope, which makes it more advantagious to our many patrons. 25 Per Cent Off. 0000000000000000000 0008 A discount of 25 per cent will be ma de at time of purchase on ALL OUT GLASS AND ART WARE, ENTIRE STOCK OF CHAFING DISHES, BAKING DISHES AND ALL LARGE PIECES, LADIES AND GENT'S UMBRELLAS, BRUSH-AND COMB SETS, ENTIRE LINE OF CHINA, LADIES AND GENTS SET RINGS. Also many other things in the.

jewelry line. Don't fall to secure some of these bargains, they were good values at the regular price, now they are the best bargains offere1 GOULDING'S Reliable Open Jewelry Store. Evenings. dont' experiment with quacks or WHEN YOU ARE Lass 200. cheap drugs.

We bave on band all standard cures and specifics, Cough Cures, etc. And In our Prescription Department we carefully fill your using only doctor's the most prescriptions refined Bldg drugs obtainable. E. PRESCRITION Marsh DRUGGISTS. ducts.

Cor. 3rd and Belle streets, Alton, IlL. Blank Books and Office Suppl NICE ASSORTMENT OF Crane's Fine Stationery, AT Girkins Seely's Bookstore PERSONAL, L. In's lugone his tor: train with feet Dean lent brick 1 act jus 3,500. For On cludine at E.

10 house $14.04 No. hour $14 room Trust st DOUR A CAR LOAD of the choicest season. Burbank Potatoes that arrive here this 85c Bu. ST I DETERDING 317 STATE POTATOES ARE ADVANCING. Every Day's a Holiday to Buck's Range Users.

Save an hour's work a day in' the urs kitchen. White enamel lined ovens eusy to koop Ovens bake quired. and turuing. not re Large ash pans--ashes may emptied once in twenty four turbing meal. fed throngh side without Largo pouch -fire Buy 4 Buck's Rango-the saver, Although prices have advanced 10 We per cent, we have reduced our price will sell a Buck's Range pers For $29.85 and Wine.

all abades. Trube Furniture Cr re at 750., and .230 WEAT THIRD STREW Larket. 1 The Evening Telegraph .0 bor an Delivered by Carrier to all parts of receive Louts. BROS 10: Cents a WeekS are m. Saturday's till 10:40.

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