Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 4

By the Telegraph Printing Co. TO BE WOUND UP. THURSDAY rv President Tuff i prlatlons and exprnscs in order to th 0 deficit in the I n-a no doubt hut that verv easily ciuricil Attempt I'ronts off to Prices of l-'nlls. Those who have not remitted for the McClenon nnd Kirby Nursery stock will kindly remit (o Mr. AY.

Klwcll. box HO. I'pper Alton. Fouui's treats eye, onr, none A yelcofr Osteopntn, Booth tlirout only, SiVt Commt'r. bldb.

Announclni sale 1 of Ladles Ueady-lo- 's Hi expense Tl llona of nil alotlK 'lie 'ill''. I'ltuli shameless. II should Tin- Knrmers Klcvsitor Cumpniiy ii.f llpfhnllo is bi-iiiK wound UIL iwlll 1:0 of busline one who "HI buy the property can ffiuinl, to keep it from jrolriK. A i of of which is how- ovcr. rfuardlcpi! of Hi- Suite it.

hlta and the rivi thiit the (j i Tile dcnt has lo but with warnliuc Imn-k Ilif wIclder.H of (lie pruning lo keep off Dii'-kcyr irrrllory. Sueh economy Is not. very conritc.lent and adds nothing pithor i's advoealo or tho party that IK supposed to ho henpfltlcd by it. sacred In (he eye public, thnn any other The Knulinh politicians are, in the midnt of a warm -warm enough to nidi the hirlcB on the mustaches of the noble Lords and Honorable Centlcinen of the House of All of them arc Jumping around politically as lively ris kittens. They their attitude as incrri'lly and uglily us if they were all hoys' and Kirls at a M.iy party.

Mr. Ilnlfour of tho Lords In now for the. for a while he was for reform In the house of Lords, but that wan not radical enough for tho and so lie. Bpranff clear over into (ho ranks of the Socialists, as nalfr.ur used to call tho referendum advocates. AsnuUh, the levnlT of tho Government forces Is becoming equally radical, nnd all in all, Rome of the staid old KngHuh consei4lbJ.v!cs are hesinnlnR to won- Vvhore they are at.

Tom Kdlson. lias "Tlew.i on religion, science and surgery. "I believe lmplle.li.ly the time Is not far distant, says Edition, when they will be able to put a man In cold storage for six moiitl.fi or so and then wtirm him up and discharge, him from tho hospital alive and kicking. Why the other day they cut a dog's heart out nnd put tho dog nnd heart in cold storage and left thorn there for Today that clog is running the laborc- tory. I sa.w him Hla heart is in idncc r.nrl ho 'feels-chipper and fine" meeting of KtorMioldorn I'dil at lli'iluilto Tuesday to jmcv nffalrs.

A report was mad. Ulc financial condition of the coin-j l.nny. i' appeared lluu. the ca(il-j tal stocli. i ii.ooi) hail been wiped out, nnd ilii-re WHS a deficit of amount to Including eilatc.

lunihcr, uiiiclilnei-y. and corn In elevator. Tiio in the hands of the to he closed up, and everyihiir-' is for Hale. The Fanners Klevat-ir jiind I'l-oducc was number of ago to enable the farmers who held stock In it to Ohio is nn rfi i)v (M rifHB ()ff Krillll and of the general p) 0 wl)(M ros) (uHtead of I letllnt; Home other sjieculatorH make It. tb'thalto long boasted of being of the best wheat markets In Illinois.

The mmo ncrc-age is planted in wheat, nnd the people around Hcthalto hope elevator will fall hito cood hands so the good market may be maintained. The directors will continue, running the properly for three months unless It is of by sale in the meantime. Hill's Calamity ilinvl, President Jcimt's J. Hill of the Great''Northern railway and other railways, continuos to emu Ills walls as to hard times soon to overtake the nation. Tho people have been extravagant and they must pay for this extravagance says Hill when Hie depression seta In.

Undo Vim Is a thick tliln Democrat by birth aud education, and by prophesying now that hard times nre in sight he hopes lo lift the burden from the back of his parly and mukc (he. rcHponslhle for whatever Of businei's btagnntion may come. He is also paving the way for an Increiisi; in freight rates which he hopes will come as a result of (he depression Nearly nil the big railway men and the would be ones are demand- Ing on incroase in rates and threaten dire Oleaster to the railways aud consequently lo general business. If there has been extravagance anywhere II has grown up In the railway management. Numbers of (lie railway treasuries have l-oi-n ruhhiMl by the inanngorM In order to mak'j hard times appear necessary.

The Illinois I lie lUg Kmir railway company, and the Alton, nre notablo examples of looting by the officials, and it conies with poor grace now for the biggest man in the. railway list (o charge extravagance on the public, when If really has Us chief neat In the offices of the railway nmnagei'K. It Is hoped that the hue aud cry raised by Hill and i.tilers as incentive for permission to increase freight rates will lie Ignored by I nuthi'Viiii's having (he power ID lu- creasj dpcrpaxi. the rates. Fire Insurance see Albro Olherson.

Tree Ffi.HtniN Man To Charles Koscoe, about years old and mr-rried, while cutting down tree yesterday morning on a farm noar ICdwardsville Crossing was caught by a limb of tho tree, as the hitter fell and was pinioned to the earth. Mis cries for help attracted other wooil choppers and they came lo the rescue. The limb which 1 held him had to ho sawed off before be was released. Besides being badly bruised his right leg was fractured. An Kast Alton doctor wan summoned.

Bargain day at the Busy Bee, Saturday, December 3, 2nd and Horse Injured and Killed. Two horaos hitched to a big plow ami working on the Cahokla Creek diversion canal near 1'oag became frightened yesterday and ran away. The plcw jumped out ot the ground, Jumped in the lUr und lieing pulled forwt.rd by tt.c running animais struck one of the horses in the left hind leg'almost severing that limb. That stopped 'the runaway, and the Itch-so, a '-valuable ue 7 was killed by KB owner Jo put It out '6f pain. Vollo Dresses, now Voile Dresses, now-.

Silk Drosaes, now $13.50 Silk Dresses, now MtsKes Dresses, now 51. i.on Voile SltlrtB. now TI1K CI.OHB. Bargain Ucay at the Uusy tleo, Saturday, December 3, 2nd and Alby. II'OP Hnpervisor.

Several persons are being Inlkocl of for Huporvlmir in (he spring, among them being Klblo, Will Bauor, II. O. Tousor. Kohlor K. C.

Paul. Thoro is no law against talking and It Is certain thq clUoiiB of Alton arc casting about for 11 good man to serve the, township of -A It tm in ll. -o county hoard (ho next two years. IMflNT: Four room house. Ituiviire at 721 Second Hired.

Burning Klne Causes l''ire Alarni and Kun. The fire departments were I last evening at o'ebu-li (o Die Aiiiia Moul.s home at Ninth Hlrcl. Tin- I'liriian. launlil fire and nut. The simrhs from the flue wero sc'ilini; upon (he roof and il was in ihur.u-v of liiiru- iutf.

Tin- wind aliio made the danger more possible. 'i'lu- dcparl- nienl arrived in good lime but tlieir Bi'l'Vicen ttci-i- tin) tii-i'ded excepllng that (hev walcheil (In- nxif until the danger was over. Mrs, II. lOdwardH. of lliirdln.

Is visit Ing her sister. Mrs. Whig, of North Side. Abbott lilMr IK llu- wiek HuildiiiK Ip Knpidly. ('onlnu-lor Terpenniug today started men to work erecting seven room modorn house for Robert C.

Lilly, tlio dniKglst In Hello In the I. illy addition. Six fumilieii moved Into just compleHid ii'sidciici'H iu that addition lust weok. l-'un! Fun! Kun! No Innocent Man KKCIMIO. At the groat Mock Trial under the auspices of (he Young Men's Christian Association, in Y.

M. C. A. hall, on Tuesday evening, liccomtw (ith. One of our most respected cllixens will bo charged with Hrc.ieh of Promise.

Regular court rules. sliirtllng developments, ludicrous situations, local hits. An evening of refined fun, Prl-'er, cents, children cents. Ticliels on sale at Y. M.

C. A. opon at 7: 110. Court at 8:00 o'clock. Land Buyers Take Notice Tho underHlKiied will on Monday Dec.

12, ill 1 p. milcH south ciiHl of Dot hallo, hlii farm r.nninin- liiK aciys, to tl.n h'Khi'Kt anil licwl bhlilrr on the followlnn tcnim: One third cash balance In two wiunl 1 and 2 yciirs of bale. 1'urchaHi'i- han privilege lo pay all. if so prt'lVrrcd ill time of KiilV. Nolott Riven to draw li coin iulcn'Rt PIT annum uiul hccurud hy first mortKiiKe on placo Announcement There is only one way to prove that I have the best coffee in this section, that is for me to make it and for you to drink it.

That is the proof of the pudding, and that is what I am going to do on Saturday, Dec. 3rd, 1910. You are therefore invited to cbme to my Kaffee-Klatch on the above day and 'try my coffee, nice and hot with 'o sugar or without either, any way you like it and as much as you can drink. No limit to my gefieroisity. The more'you the better you and I like it! The only thing I insist upon is that you come and bring as many of your friends as you can.

Don't think that it's going to cost you any- It's all free, so come. To make it doubly worth your while I'll sell on that day only the! following snap. 20 Ibs Granulated Sugar $1.00. JAMES P. DUNN, Grocer, Sivtli ami Kiilge streets.

1 dry Roods Blores 5tt AtlOfi, the public dally Weather public ere are bnker shops and grocers niost everybody IIIJOWB, But the place where all assemble, And keep passing through tho door Is the place upon Wost Third street, Known tia Hoppe's 01 ina Store. TIB there you'll find all Chlnaware The cheiipest nnd the boat, 'Tls the only house In AKcwt Where you safely can invest. If yon want to jret Toilet Set, A lamp, or cuspidor, The cheapest place In town to buy Is Hoppe'a China Store. of overy kind are thcrU, The finest ever imulc, Pretty lea and dinner acts, overy style und If you wish to make present K're the Holidays arc o'er, There's but one place to select 1 from That China Store. So now If you are sensible You'll take a friend's advice, When you're-In need of Chlnaware And look for something nice.

When you're going to get married To the maiden you adore, First of all show her the bargains Found r.t Hoppe's China Store. HO Third Street i WurnlnK to Hnntprs. No hunting or trespassing allowed on the premises of the undersigned under penalty of the law. M. Klnsner, William Crawford, Peter Syddall, Emery Malson, Henry and G.

Walter, James Jungclaus. John L. Cramer, C. A. Merriman.

John Knottnerus, Louis Pelot, F. It. Fredericks, G. A. Ferret, J.

Jungnblut, Hen bagerman, and Stler, A. G. Henderson, Jas. AVllson. "AVOID REGRETS" Buy at and $4.00, they represent tho best made.

Hopy Men's 'Shoes manufactured, no chances with unknown it its a "Walk Over" you know ibi contains more value than any shoe -on of fortsili at show over fiO styles of -'this fanfous shoe for for the young men, -styles for the men of tastes. Bros i Sioro clones nt 0 p. in. except Mondays tt 11 SPECIAL FO1 FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY TRIMMED HATS. II I'UH'K XOW.

Triinined Main, now trimmed llatc. now $4 Trimmed now $5 Trli'-iim-d Mala, now Tr'mmed now Ti-lmmcMl Hats, now Trinimei! Hats, now $10 Trim mod Huts, now $12 00 Trimmed Hats now $ir, llatK, now GARMENT SPECIALS. FOR, 3 r)AY8. long Coats, now. long Coats, Tailored now $6.95 Dress Skirts, now $25 Voile Dresses, now $20 Vollo Dresses, now $22.50 Silk Dresses, now $13.50 Silk Dresses, now $9 Misses Dresses, now $15 Voile SkirtH, now 10.00 $17.05 $10.05 $14.05 $0.50 $0.05 See Our Waists and Skirts The Globe Dry Goods Co- Alton's Greatest Cash Bargain Store.

CHRISTMAS TREES I can furnish you any size Christmas tree you wish, nicely shaped and green and pretty. 'Phone in your order. Privet Hedge for Sale, Also. JJAM JACKSON Godfrey. 111.

For Kent. 3 story brir-k store room-or ware- bouse with elevator, on 2nd, between State B. Stakemlller. Is Just Right for a Mediun Weight Overcoat. We them.

wil3h, Presto or Convertible Collars or with WlVet' Collar if -joir cut fairly box 'back or slightly form, fitting. Splendid Novejty Patterns in Tan, Brown, Grey and dozens of Weaves in plain oxfords, black and Solid colors. it s'ifk i 1 $12 to $30 Wm. H. Joesting Co.

Mounn Burn I'aluU. B. Magowen, Upper Alton. Cleaned. All kinds ot gjoves, -length, any color, cleaned at' 5c per pair.

Scott's Dying Cleaning Co. W. D. ARMSTRONG, School of Music. Alton 111'nols.

Gloves Clonned. All Hind length, any color; cleaned at'Sc PCI' Cleaning Go. Sinoke l)est 5c clg-u'. SubBCriue for the Tolegruph. OUTFITTE For the Entire Family This is a distinction this store besrs in in the.

Hne for father, Tobac co HOI-MO Head Clippings 2 Sc packages for 5c Apullo Cc packages for He HrilllMiit Mixture 2 5u packages for 5c Mall Pourh 6 for 25c Yankee 0 for25e Uity Night 6 for 25c Chvrolteo (i for Zfic. Dukes Mixture 6 for 25c Arro.w for 25c Navy 0- for Stripped 6 for Fruits, Vegetables, Oytiters, Fresih Meals. HERB BROS, nnd WaHhington Streets. Both 'Phones 811. head to foot.

Buying goods as the" middleman's profit Vrhieh mccns much to the wage-worker. Our goods are dependable. We do not try to force ai wile on you. Von' arc at liberty to come and look around and 1 you please. If you do buy and find the goods unsatisfactory you-rcach hoftio, juat return in a saleable condition and ji will be made.

A small deposit on goods will ba sufficient to have.them, heia for you. This applies on all goods, Including articles intended for Christ- mau presents. Our offer on ladles' and men's clotlMng still holds good for a few days more. It may end anytime, as our buyer is in Chlwgo and upon his rotuVn depends the t-rmlnation of the sale as he Is buying a new. MEN'S UOlXiHT line which will be placed on sale.

HKKK Ladies Suits or Coats that have been selling up to $15 can he bought for $0.98. This does not include Caracul. Ladies Suits or Cor.is itat-; bnve" been Belling from $16 to csirf' be bought for $13.08. Men's Suits and Overcoats which we have always sold at $35. go duping the life bf nd at $(M)H.

This offer may end tomorrow. Men's Suits and Overcoats which have iJways sold at $16 to $25 go during the life of this u(l at This offer may end tomorrow. Ladles' large Leather Hand Bags at Men's Flannelette Shirts at JOc. 2 2 2 1 2 2 3oo our line of Sheep Lined Coals. Ladles' House Dresses reduced from r.nd $1.00 to 8l)c Footwear for the family that will keep the feet dry und warm.

Men's Pants, inado to order, a leg, seats free. HATH OK KVjSUY.IiKSrn.lPTlON KOU THK AM) Hull-bearing' Harrottes at 1 rubber Tlnii-sdny Until Stituifliiy 'till 10 O'clock. Alton Commercial Company. W. CUNNINGHAM MANUFACTURING Hecond HENRY BALSTERS.

START TO-DAY: Buying "NOLL'S BREAD" and save the are at present giving for the return of 150 labels a Bread Knife, For 50 labels a handy meat cutter. Both are useful and don't forget it. BREAD "its Always Satisfied..