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Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

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3E All anqor tbli head must be pnld tor tftutn has a runnlug Recount booki ot WANTED. nt 648 K. 2nd St. Position ns Janitor, Hcst of reference. Apply thU office and boDrd by n.

young couple at once. Apply 300 State street. Co. A ir ENT 3 W'bms with 300 10, 2nd street. ton.

bath. -l fnrm; rooiM house; good burn- tome fruit; ono mlk- from Upper Al- W. W. Lowe, Laura building FOH SALE. WOMAN ENTREATED FOR Rhode Islan Rod Cocld'eils; 220 W.

12th St. FOR PAUilT Island rod girl' tor general housework In family of four, Wages. Apply no washing, good Tnibb Furniture Co. FOB JtEiVT. crlg Alton.

Mr8 -FCW Now G-roon cottage; all modern conveniences level lot; block from inter urban car. Apply Clasby's store Yager Park. FOH cottage, cistern and well, two largo out build Ings, Bmr.ll fruit on place, and 01 principal Etrcut. Address box 77 fiast Alton. FOR 4-room Apply 124 East 10th street.

house, FOR modern G-room house with bath, furnace, gas and electric llgfot, Kin. 749. FOR room cottage on Sunuritt street. Electric anil water. Apply 608 Summit si.

FOR house Myrtle'street. 'Lockyer! North Side. Apply James Pullen. 134 N. nvfl, I'-OK at No.

Kith street all modern conveniences, lot. 1J 1X1 IS Term's reasonable. on H. Baker, 3rd iSi. un.

itiii.M'f 1 forniBr residence l.j east'9th street, Modern fmprove- nn'iits. Call Beall Edmonri rooms, half bouse, with basement laundry and all conveniences on Mill street, Upper Alton. Rent $20,00 month. R. li.

Bird. 1 LOST. LOST; Black leather hand bag between First M. E. church and corner Ninth rind Henry St.

Finder return to Telegraph office. How much caster "aeroplane 1 would be to pronounce If we could only call it 'aeroplane." A Real Remedy FOR COLDS, GRIPP, FEVERISHNESS AND ACHING. Cnpudinoxwlll do the work es nothing else will. It quickly banishes the aching and feverishnesa and restores normal Capudino also of all kinds, including or nervous head aches, btadacher caused by heat, cold, ri or Etomach disorders. Capudino and pleasant to immediately.

25c. and 50c. ct drfr iiWrbS, Twenty Flee From Gasoline Tank Explosion One" policeman'and several pedestrians 6rV Ffnej street are injured, for economy they kept nearly a barrel of 'gaso- "fine to supply lights for poef'room," Damage to stock, $7,000,00, To building $1,000,00," Post Dispatch, Nov. .12, GASOLIXE IS DANGEROUS AXD XOT ECONOMICAL. Use Clean, Safe Electric Lights.

Alton Gas Electric Bystanders and Gov, Carroll Who Was Not Recognized Went Into Blaze and Res- nA Trunk, Des Moinee, Nov. When Governor. B. F. Carroll returns tomorrow' from his son's wedding.

which he attended today In Minnp- sot.a, ho will- hailed as a hero on account of his rescue of an aged woman's trunk dwelling Into which firemen and bystaml- erjj refused to venture in response io her pleadings. Standing in the street In front (if the house, implored the fireman to get her trunk, or else permit her to enter the house and rescue It herself. But the firemen would neither en- er nor permit her to do so, asserting would be impossible to go up to the bedroom and get the trunk,) without being burned to death. The woman begged to no avail. Then Governor 1 Carroll stepped to front.

In the excitement none him. tackle it 1 he said, and plunged into the terrific clouds of was done'a long time and the oji- ookers feared for him. when suddenly he emerged, pulling the trunk behind him. He loudly applaud- for his feat and the old womato hanked htm profusely The firemen eclared It to be a dare-devil under- aking and said it a foolish risk. But all praised him for his deed.

Of -all the throng no one knew the tovernor save Deputy Auditor of State Joe P. Wall, who recognized irn when 'he emerged from the lames. But before Mr. Wall could ell the woman or the onlooker who lie hero was the Governor had dis- ppeared. Governor Carroll went away early Piainview, to attend the of his son and not even his rivate secretary knew of the rescue ntil he heard it tonight.

When the Governor performed his aring act the flames were at the eight of the house and It was only diligent work the firemen suc- eeded In getting it under control'. The house was occupied by Mrs. J. Hastie and her aged mother. Coughs, For Mttlci? It.

i'ourm'lf, Until the- discovery of the wonderful new drug produced Montho-Laxeno, everybody had to rely on ordinary cough mixtures, usually rompoecd of morphine, opium and the like; but new the most effective and popular cotiglt syrup Is made at home with essence mentl.o- Uixtmc. Here IB the formula: KHBe'nco montho-itixcitc 2 1-2 oz Granulated sugar syrup 13 1-2 oza. of yottr druggist, or have order It from the wholesaler. two and pne-half ounces of essence mentho-laxene; empty It Into a pint bottle and fill up the bottle with granulated sugar syrup. To make the syrup, use a pint of sugar and a- half pint of boiling water, etlr it, let cool and mix it with the mentho-laxene.

This makes a flue curative laxative cough' syrup superior to anything you can buy at four times the prices. Take in teaspoonftil doses 8 to 10 times dtiily. It 'loosens the tightest cough In an hour, and is fine for old people and for children for they like to take It, and by Its cleansing healing and laxative properties it prevents pneumonia, lung fever and other complications of colds. There is no case loo bad for it to overcome. HUNTING COSTS THE LIVES OF 115 PERSONS IDIOCY LEADING EXCUSE Extreme Carelessness Princi- Reason for Enormous Toll of Death Among Amateurs, 0 Years'Old Woman Mangled by Sow.

The Best Reason Why You Should Buy It Because it is the Best Coal Cantine Domestic Shaker Screened Lump, $3.00 per Ton. Miller time and Cement Company, Both Phones, 519-21 Belle st. EVER SEE A SHOE MADE? You can seo all of the machinery necessary to make a shoe In our shop, and with thla same machinery wo can also repair a shoe, repair any part of a shoo, resole it, jnit-a new top on It, resow It itny place in fact make any shoo BO long us it is possible to repair it a good sound shoe Want It In a Hurry, We Do It In a Hurry. T. MILLER, SHOE REPAIR MAN.

Pfeiffenberger Son, aew AROHJTHOT8. '( Qcptral and to perapn wishing to obtain letter! of pateit IrmatiouB for dislgn, we drawlagu uuo axd make application for patentee. liO. 101 WBST STUBBT. THIAB1 BLUFF CITY GARAGE Automobile Renting, Storing and Repalriog-Supplies, When you rent a car ride In a cylinder Ohalmere-PeUPlt.

Open The Sweetest Thins in Town. Speaking In particular of our fine homemade candy such, as IVnnui IWir, Coconut Crisp, Tuffy, Ciiriunoji, l''udrtn- uii'1 fine Chocolates. Visit our Jce croam parlor and try our do- lloloua Bundaos. WALNUT GROVE DAIRY. 4Jy nidge item.

Cape Girardeau, Nov. rs. Sarah Wilkerson, so years old, as SQ seriously injured by a vicious ow late last evening, that her death expected. She lives with her daughter on a arm a few miles north of the.city lie had gone out to the barnyard to ee about housing a litter of young igs for the night. She was found the members of the family lying unconscious in the barn lot, torn and mangled.

A physician was summoned who pronounced her injuries probably fatal. FREE BOOK For Every Living Thing on tlio Farm Humphreys' Veterinary Specifics. 500 Page Book free, on the Treatment and Cure of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogn, Hogs and Poultry, also Stable Chait to hong up, mailed free, LIST OF SPECIFICS. A. A.

Ff FRVBRS, Milk Fever, Ferer. D. D. For SPRAINS, JlheumalUm. C.

For BORE Epizootic, DUlfUipor. 0. O. For VVOB.MS, Boll, Grubi. K.

E. For C00GIIB, Coldi, Influenrm. F. For COLIC, Bellyache, Q. O.

MISpAUBIAGE. II. II. For KIDNEY Bladder 1. 'i.

PorSKIAT DISEASES, Mange, Eruptions. J. K. For BAD COWn'IOIV. Indication.

At druggists or Beut prepaid on receipt of price. 60 ots. oaoh. HUMPHREYS' HOMED. MEOICINB Corner WlllUm and Aon Streets, New fork.

DELEGATES Chicago, III Nov. hunting season of UHO, which closed today, cost 115 lives. This Is rnpsldernbly more than were killed during any previous season of which there IB any record. The loss of life is JUO!) was 87; in Mtos, 57; In JDOT, S2, and in nmii, 7'). However the number of injured this season is less than a year ago only eighty-three having been hurt this year, against lot for the season of It is likely the death lief, this year will be considerably increased later by reason of the final trem(nation in the cases of many of the injured.

"Mistaken for a deer" and "shot I by a companion" continue to load a.6 reasons for the shooting of hunters It is small wonder there are so many cases of hunters being mistaken for game, as In some States the forests practically are alive with hunters during tlic season. The State Games Warden of Michigan estimated there were no less than 21,000 hunters In the this year. Carelessness in the handling of guns was responsible for moat of the cases where hunters shot themselves. ALTON GETS SEVERAL. Illinois-Representatives at Rivers and Harbors Congress Announced, Springfield, 111., Nov.

Deneen's appointment of delegates to the National Rivers and Harbors Congress, which meets in Washington, D. December 7 to was onnounced today. The sessions of the congress will be held in the New Wiilard Hotel and President Taft will, among the. speakers. Governor be'neen will attend.

The delegates Chicago are the follo.wlng: Charles An 'arson, Princeton; Frank G. Allen, ft. S. Antrim, Caftbr W. -F.

Barnes, Rockford; Bedford, La Salle; H. E3. Ottawa; Ai; A BJelland, Leland; Bu.tterw.orth^. as'V. Bren- Wm Bett ail, Alton; Th Do the light thing if you have sal Catarrh.

Get Ely's Cream Balm at once. Don't touch the catarrh powders and snuffs, for they contain cocaine. Kly's Cream Balm re- leDses the secretions that inflame the nasal passages and the throat, whereas medicines made with mercury merely dry up the secretions and leave you no better than you were. In a word, Ely's Cream Balm is veal remedy, not a delusion. All druggists, 50 cents, or mailed by Ely Brothers 5G Warren Street, New York.

Union Electric Repair Co. Practical Electricians. Estimates given on all kinds of electrical work. CONTRACT WORK A SPECIALTY Hopalre of any Ulnd The only Inside union-men in Alton carrying union cards. All work G.

D. RANKIN, Kin. ROB. 6 E. (1th St.

COAL! COAL! COAL! I' am prepared to make prompt coal deliveries If you will send your orders to mo. Prices reasonable). Send orders to Kin. 636. FRED GERDES, Coal Dealer.

J. AV. Bea nan, L'Baett! Mound City) L. M. BradiWyii Cairo; 'iB.

Baxter, Nativoo; Dourjan4, Peor'a; Captain Charles Cox, Pittsfield; T. K. Condt, Beardstown; Carroll, Sfctiw'rteetbwn; Gebrge'M. Campbell, Jolietv George Cairo; Mike Carney, Shawneetow.n; F. Cannon, Cairo; M.

S. Cairo; John B. Crabtree, 'Dixon; Nicholas W. Duncan, La Salle! Chas Donald- KOn, Seneea 1 S. S.

Davis, Rock Island; Henry F. Dayton, Qulncy; W. S. Dewey. Cairo; C.

P. Warsaw, Philip DalUim, Warsaw; Albert D. Early Rock ford; Harry F. Forbes, Rockford; William Fluent, Alton; T. L.

Fan dree, Cairo; Charles Feuchtoi, Cairo; C. B. Griffith, Rushville; C. L. Gray, East St.

Louis Captain Samuel Gregory, Wm. Graham, Aledo; ,1. W. Gardner, Quincy; Captain W. P.

Oroaney, Cairo; Captain M. HondeTBon,) Rock Island; W. 13. Huette, Cairo: Doctor J. B.

Hibbitte, D. Helm, Metroplis, J. B. Howard, Gole-! na: Ireland, Washburn; C. T.

i Jones, Kast Louis; Daniel Cairo; F. J. Kutiy, Mound City; tain Henry Leyhe. Alton; Thomas Leyden, East St. Louis; J.

M. Lewis, Quincy; Sebastian Lawger, Joilot; P. T. Langan, Cairo; Charles L. Miller, Rockford; K.

W. Montgomery, Galena; H. B. Morgan, Peorla; Leon McDonald, Lockporl; William Meese Mollne; George H. Muroe.

Joliet; B. H. Miller, Quincy, S. B. Miller, Cairo; Doctor A.

F.Moore, Dlxon; Adolph Mueller, Decatvr; K. D. Mathows; Cairo; Thomas F. Noon, Pern; Chas. Nadler, Peru; Frank T.

Neff, Marseilles; William Osl'Ier, Cairo; W. S. Phillips, R'dgway; L. P. Parker, Mound City; Goorgo Pursons, Cairo; T.

D. Ileber, Rockford; Car Hoedol, Shnwnect.own; (jcorge D. Roper, Rockford: Holierts, Cairo; J. K. SwaiiBon, Rockford; Colonel Frederick Smith, Peorln; L.

Sackett, Morris; John L. Sweeney, RuBhville; H. I). Sexton. Kast St.

Louis; H. B. Sparks. Alton; K. 1C.

Stone, Quincy; )5. A. Smith A. T. Splvoy, Shiiwnoetown; W.

II. Sutherland, Cairo; L. Turlton, East St. Louis; 1. D.

Vincent. Ottawa; J. B. Wliltehead, Rockford: Charles Walker, Rock Itdnnd; Frederick K. Woodruf, Joliof, CharloB B.

Wilson, Jollct; A. W. Williamson, Monad City; W. A. Wall, Mound City; William wlck, Galena; Charles Whitney, Wuukeg-Hu; 1C.

N'. Woodruff, Poorla; W. A. Hosonfli-ld, Rock land, II. C.

Partoo, Cairo. The use of Foley Kidney Pills. They oro Btrongthening. and soothing. Tonic In action, (lulck In results.

S. 11. Wyss, K. Marsh. Kites Prevent Serious Injury.

Kansas City, Nov. so. Sam. F. Perkins dropped 125 feet here today while being supported In the air by a string of kites.

The top kites collapsed 'n a sixty-mile gale. Perkins was only saved from serious injury by the parachute effect of the smaller kites. He had risen 150 feet, despite unfavorable weather conditions, when the 'braces of the big kites crumpled arid he fell to within twenty-five feet of the earth The rest of hie descent was checked and he was not badly 'injured. Perkins is a balloonist of national reputation, and is conducting experiments to sow the utility of kites ae ancessories of war. See Bowman's Advertisement On Pime 8 Last Page.

Announcing sensational reduction sale of Ladies Ready-to-wear garments. Different Sort Next Time. "Jornes must feel terrible over the loss of his wife. She was literary, wasn't she?" "Yes. He was all broken up but now he's cheerful iigiiln.

It's en him a chance to try a wife who can Fvci- 1'ivws. A Household Medicine. Mr. Otto Paul, Milwaukee, Bays Foley's Honey and Tur is still moro than best. Ho wrlten us, "All those that bought It think it In the.

host for coughf) and they over had and 1 think it is mill more than the best. Our baby l.iid a bail cold and It 'aired him lit ono day. 1'letina niTopt thanks." Subscribe ior mo reiogrupli. Happy, Happy, Use TIZ A Marvel Kqi Sore Illglit Off. Sore I'Vet? Afler I's Oood-bye sore foot, robing foci, swollen 1'iH't, sweaty-fiii-t, smelling foot tired (iood-byc corns, culloiiHcs und bullions and raw You've never tried anything before for your It iK dlffpri'iH from nnythliiK ever before Hold.

it nets at oni'e and (lie feet reniarUably fresh and sore-proof. TIX not i'owdtffs and other foul roniedlca clog up the pores. draws out all poisonous cxiidatlons which bring un sorunesu of tliu feet, i'lul Is the only remedy Uuit 'I' IK fluuHft every pore and glorifies the feet your foot. You'll never limp again or draw up your face In pain, and you'll forgot about your conitt, bunions and eiil- You'll fuel lll(o a new person If you don't find all tMa true uf- tor trying a box of you can gel your money right, back. IB for wile at i.ll tlniKglxlu at cents liox, nr it will be sent you dlnu't if you wluli fnim Walter Ooilge HI.

Men's Dress Shoes The man of "taste" will now be interested in Dress Footwear. It i3 the season of the year for Social Functions and his Shoes will play an all important part in his outfitting. WP. are showing someonew Band very handsome Models. High Cut shoes in Blucher and Button Styles, on swing or straight lasts, in shiney leathers.

to $5 ,00 I "BRING YOUR FEET TO US." ECKHARD No. 123 3rd street, Two Stores 2nd and Ridge St. 1835 The parts of "1835 R. Wallace" silver most exposed to wear are given an' additional plating, which increases the wear-resistance three-fold. J.

H. Booth The Leading Jeweler. 201 West Third St. Silver plate that resists wear Let us show, you the new Marquette Pattern in the only silver plate that is sold under an unrestricted guarantee." Rugs Carpets Furniture You probably be placing new carpets, new rugs or some article of new furniture in your home this season of the year, We claim to have the largest stock of these goods in the cily and ask you to come and look the goods over, No matter whether you wish to buy or not, come in and go through the stock and get prices, Jacoby Company 627-29 East Second Street. Marsh Co.

Export I'reBurliitionlstB Third and Hello Streets, YOU BUY DRUGS and medicines, we know, but. do yon buy here. Yim Know you can buy with absolute safety at this store. Wo won't tiilk much JiiBt pi'ici-s on MniiKhl, lionest stain): rd Ki'OdH, and we never bub.siltnti*. Perfect servlci- IH found at JIAUSM'S.

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