Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 6

1 COLDS-CATARRH Dont let this Winter bring to you the annoyance of Catarrh and suffering which every man. and woman who is afflicted with this disease, has cause to dread. First of all remember, If you w) Continue to suffer with Catarrh, It i own fault. Catarrh la worse In Wln'er because the most common place precautions against germa am contflttilnnUona are neglected. "We go to stuffy theatres and inhal over and over again vitiated end germ-laden air.

We alt in over-heatei roonin, neglect exercise, exclude fresh Blr because It's cold, and In a hundred ways do everything possible to annls In the ravages of a disease that is al ready making tremendous progress tfr wards a complete napping of vitality. It Is smnll wonder that Winter brings additional annoyance to Catarrh sufferers. The reasonably free In summer, arc mopped up by the inflammation of the tender membrane, and the phlegm and secretions which cannot readily flow, aggravate the Jelicate lining of the throat and poison the nyntem. Hawking and spitting becomes more frequent. In fact, Ca- tajth Is not only a nuisance, danger and annoyance to the afflicted, but a continued menace to everybody.

Anyone 1 who comes in contact with Catarrhal germs, expectorated or exhaled In stuffy rooms, poorly ventilated theatres or earn, may contract tho disease. They'ir think they have taken cold, bnt it Is more likely that this innidiotis waster of strength and vigor has hastened itself upon them. They will soon know Ute Cntarrha! headache, the disagreeable closing ot nir passages, they may find It attacking the bones of thu nose, the UBHUCH of the ear, resulting in deafness, the loss of smell, for no part of a body the ravages of Ca- makes you sick all is secure from tarrh. Catarrh over. It in a disease of the blood.

It circulates through the flystpm, and for this reason sprays, washes, vapours and salves must be failures In curing It. You can relieve Catarrh thoroughly and permanently. S. 8. S.

will cleanse the blood, relieve unhealthy secretions, reduce tho membraneous swell- It will literally waBh the blood free from the poison, S. S. S. goes directly to the source of trouble, enriches, while It cleanses the blood, It a a wonderful tcnio Invlgorator. Write us particulars of your case and let our physicians help you get rid ot this tubborn and dangerous malady.

Our physicians are trained specialists; We heir services cost you nothing. vill take pleasure in answering ions. S. S. S.

is for sale at drug tores. Refuse imitations. Write the wlft Specific Company, Medical De- artment, Room 15, Atlanta, da, PREMIUM LIST FARMERS INSTITUTE. And Household Science Association, October 21-23, at Godfrey, In the Congregational Church. The premium list for the twenty- third annual Farmers' Institute and Household Science Association, to be hold at Godfrey, In the Congregational Church, has been issued.

The meeting will be held October 21-22. The following is the list of, premiums offered: CLASS ONE. Best Half-Bushel Red 100 Ibs, flour; 2nd, 50 Ibe. flour. Best 10 Ears White one glared front door; 2nd, buggy whip, Best 10 JBJars Corn, any 1st, hat; 2d, shovel 'Host 10 Bars Yellow keg 8d nails) 2d, 50 Ibs.

flour. Best 10 Bars Pop Corn, any variety Best 10 Ears Sweet 2d, 50c. Best BflJf-BuBhel pair trousers to Order; 2d, $1. tiest Half-Bushel Clover lantern; 2d, shovel. CLASS TWO.

Vegetables Grown In Madison County Only. Best Halt-Bushel Early 50' Ibs. flour; 2d, Beat Potatoes, Rurals 3d, shovel. i jfiest Half-Bushel Potatoes, 60c; 2d, 2Gc. 2d, 25c.

Bqst DOc; 2d, Best Mammoth Black 50c; 2Bc. Bost Pears 30o; 2d, 20o. Best Quinces shovel; 2d, 25c. Beat 30c; 2d, 20c. Best Grapes, Any 50c; 2d, 25c.

Best Colleftioa Fruits, Vegetables and 2d, 50c. CLASS FOUR. Culinary Department, Best Loat White $1.00 order groceries; 2d, JQc, cash. Best. Boston B.

6 cans goods; 2d, 3 cans goods. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. (Official Report.) Council Chamber, Alton, Illinois, 8th, 1918. A regular meeting of tho City rfouh ell of the City of Alton, 111., was held In tha Council Chamber of said city, ort the above date at the hour of 7:30 o'clock, p. m.

Them were present on roll cal! thn following city officials: Mayor Kdmond Bcall, City Comptroller K. L. Rose, City Clerk B. ft. Kennedy, City Engineer T.

H. Landon, Asst. Engineer T. M. Long, Time Keeper and Inspector Win.

Ponrose, and the following Aldermen: Johnson, Noonan, Hoffman, rtodgerB, GrosshplM, PastoHuB, Cousloy, Dickinson, Cook and Herb-11. Haas and Alderman Sparks came in later. On motion of Mr. Noonan, seconded by Mr. Hoffman, the reading of the minutes of the meeting held Aug, llth; 1914, were dispensed with and same approved as recorded by tho City Clerk, and as printed in the Official Pamphlet; and the reading and approval of the minutes of the meeting held, Aug.

25th, 1916, were laid over until the next meeting. and Communications. Clerk read a petition signed by the owners of all the property Abutting Second street, between Henry and Welglor streets protesting against the laying-of another street car track on Blst Total Chairman pmmli loll ol street liege On motion of Mr. Coufllay, eocotsded by Mr. Dickinson, the rules were sits the Finatu'e pattded by ft Uje.followlnB bills, Mr.

Couniey then read fitf vm ifP-t Which on his mottoi, were ordered nance tbp f6titfbd Qjtte ind iT MI. charged to their rcspnutive tlon seconded Mr. Dickinson appropriations; fe ald ordinance adopted, wjileh Pram Iniuriftft Fund, tlon, on call of the Wll, was uttani edits P. S. Pink lutt.

pa per 20.00 22.50 34.0,1 t.50 92.34 said between said Henry and Weigler streets. On the motion of Mr. Hoffman Said B. Sawyer, 10th Sts, tt H. A.

Hoffman, Seiie st. sidewalk T. M. Landon, Alton Telegraph Ttotal $173.96 From IWldehfir and Election Fund. P.

Oerdes io.OO 3eely Book 2.65, £'' a an Frederick 8, 22.60 Geb. Meyer 1.80 B. B. 6,80 L. W.

4. H. K. JoKnston n.i Blanke Ob. 4 g.oo Patrick MafUire 10.00 Geo.

0. Palmer 28.00 Jas, J. Mullen 14.3B Brown's 89 Geo. 0. Palmer 4 tlon, on call of the inouciy Said Ordinance No.

1158 as adopted is recorded In Ordinance Journal No. 0. page No. 440, and is as follows: Ordloancj No. An Ordinance Changing.the Name ot Staunten Street, ijt the jQUy of Alton, Illinois, acd Certain Other Streots in iajfle the City of Alton, Illinois i Section 1.

That the street or public highway within the City of Alton, Stattnton Street, extend ing frfbm the w.eat Una ot. the right of ji.iiu.^ 1. Bl r. A Ij 1.60 petition was filed. received and orderec Clerk read a communication signet by J.

W. Schooffler as President of the Alton Board of Education requesting that (G. F. Hoenlcke and W. Nixon bo appointed Special Policemen! without compensation from the Cfty of Al ton.

The Mayor then made the appointments accordingly, and on motion of Mr. Cousley, seconded Mr. Johnson, said apopintmcnts were unanimously confirmed. Alderman Sparks came In and took his aeat. Clerk read a petition from the Alton Tanking and Fertilizing asking permission to remove dead animals, such, as horses and mules under and by virtue of terms of 'the Ordinance of the City of Alton governing VUUQ WA LVU Best Nut 6 cans goods; ma ei a 8'f eln to abide by the I term's of said'ordinance In all articu- 3 cans Best Coffee 4 cans goods; 2d, 2 cans goods.

Best BOC; 2d, 25c'. Best 6Pc; Best Angel 26 Ibs. flour; 2d, 26c. Best Chocolate Layer 25 Iba. flour; 3d, 26c.

Best Devil's 26 Ibs. flour; 2d, 26c. 4 Best 50c order groceries; 25c. Best Cocoanut Oake, baked by girl under 10 yrs. of BOc order Bes); 50c order groceries; 2(1, 25c.

Beet Lemon 50c order Best BOc order grocer- term's of said ordinance In all partlcu- tjo furnish the bond as therein ij-eouired. On motion of Mr, Cook, seconded 'by Mr. Cousley-tha Mayor was Instructed to give permission as requested. Af eil clalni of Total 't 1 01 Edrnond Bball, B. R.

Kennedy, 6180 T. H. Landon, 62,50 way property of the Chicago Alton Railroad Company, In Section Number (11). TCWnship Number Mve (6) Jkmber Ten (10) West 6)fm Tuffd Principal Meridian, in' n'oVtt'easBflt'Ily direction to ttie west-line of a flie public grounds known as 'JBtato House and south- eastwaMiy, from the east line of said Dre Fred Mrs. Washing N6.

6..,. 1 ii Standard Oil Meyer, Ice. Standard Oil Heskelt Machine 0. Electrical "snTrS j. ttf.enlo-fldVCo.yj Wfti.Smith,earth Henry Heuser, dry (Sells.i...

Luiy Drug lavldge, labol 1 China Store, Ogiosfay, Repairs No. Ho HOso Houso A. J. H6S6 HoUae Alton Automobile one Safety Oil and Sundries Receivers' Central oonaft of the Polled his Motion, were ordered to the west line charged to the Jail and Calaboose and 'umber Seven (7). Town- Police Appropriations respectively; uwl i Of Sec ship Number Flv3 (6) North, 'Range Ja Numbejf'Nine (9) west of the Third T.

B. Principal MeMd(an (3rd P. P. Counsel 60.00 B. L.

Rose, City Controller. 45.00 L. E. Walter, T. M.

surer, Wm. Hlnterthuer, Asst. Assessor, ff Geprge Meajis, Jai Otto Grossman, 'caretaker low- 83.83 4Q.OO 25.00 41.86 31.25 25.00, son niintols; and College 'Ave-. MUUen, 'Chief ttue Street, from said John NlJioft Captain Barfloy, er Ridge street 4.00 Julia T. ic 19.50 Mrs.

wart line of Section Number Seven (7) tp center llrio' of what Jls now Washington Avenue, (formerly Manning Street, in once Village of Upper Alton), at present a part of the said City of Alton; and College eaatwurdly, from the said center line of Washington' AVe- nue, aforesaid, to the easterly limits of the Ctty of Altoj.i, be and the same shall, in Us entirety, hereafter be known, designated and described as College Avdpue, Sec, 2. That all ordinances, resolutions or "patts of ordinances 'ot resolutions, in 'conflict with this ordinance, hereby expressly be and the same Aldermatu M. 0. Hoffman Jas. G.

Wm 6.0,0 3. 6. 6.00 6.0Q i.OQ Best Collection 2d, BOC. Beat Half-Bushel Bermuda Sweet order 2d, 50c. Best Hatf-BuaheJ Nansemond Sweet 50 Ibs.

flour; 2d, 25 Ibs. flour. jBost Hal.f-BuBhel Any Other Variety 50c; 2d, 25c. Best Throe Heads shovel; 2d, 2Bc. Half-BuBhal: rurnlpa--lst 1 Dr.

Hess' package; package of Louse Killer. Best Otic-Fourth Bushel I8t, 25 Ibs. flour; 2d. atock food. Winter BOc; 2d, 25c.

SOKI Thrco shovel; healing largest POc; 2d, 2Gc. Best Three Sti.uatih-7-lBt, BOc; 2d, Bost KRR fiOc; 2d, 25c. no 50c; 2d, 25o, Post Five canned goods; 3d, ROc. CLASS? TI-miSIB. Peat Collection 50c.

I Largest Apple, Any DOc; 2d, 2gc, tjeflt Plate Apples 50c 2d, 2. ic. Bost OOn; 2d, 25c. Wlrto BOc; 2d, 25c, Beat Nowtown fiOc ies; 2d, 25c. Best One Dozen Eggs, size and SOc; 1 2d, S6c.

Best Three Best Variety BOc; 2Bc, Best Three Best Variety Home Canned alumlnutn set; 2d, $1.00. CILASS 'FIVE. Fancy Work. Dr. Osier on Tuberculosis WtUiiim Oilier, our of metllcnl merly of Jlujiklut, of Ihr tort- iH'ii, for- Best Article In, Eyelet Embroidery rocker; 2d, $1.00.

Bost Kmbrolderod Pillow Cases 1st, BOjc; 2d, 25c. Best Embroidered Sofa Pillow 1st, 50c; 2d, 2Bc. Bost Embroidered TowelsT-'lst, 50o; 2d, 25c. Best Fancy 1st, 25c; id, inc. Bost Fancy 1st, 2Bc; 2d, i5c, Dost Mogt Practical House 1st, alarm clock; 2d, 50c.

Work, made by lady over 60 old 1st, shoes; 2d, 50c. BoBt Bed Quilt 1st, $5.00 cakq; 3d, BOc. Boat Bert lat, "Hiidnuta" tollot water; 2d. 50c. Best Crochet ted Bod iBt, bod sproftd; 2(1, $1.00.

Boat Croohcltcd -lat, 75o; ad, 50c. Boat. Infant 2d, 2Bc. Ploco 1st, COc; 2d, asking the City of Alton allow the sum of $60 for damaged to 'a horse he owned and which necessary to kill owing to the fact that the horse had stepped In a vent pipe in Sewer District No. 1 which had been constructed by the former village of Upper Alton.

Referred to the Claims Clerk read a petition from the Build- Ing Trades Council protesting against the working of prisoners on the streets as they take the place of sober working men who need the work for the support of their families. Clerk also read a petition from the Building and Trades Council requesting that all new or repair work on any public building, be done by union tradesmen, and that same la not the duty of a ianltor. Mr. Cousley stated that about the W.orking of prisoners' oh the streets, for the reason that there Is so m.uch appropriated each year, for impairing streets" and cent of "It Is etpe'nd- ed, and that the prisoners do work that would otherwise undone. On mptjon of Mr.

Sparks both puti- tlona were accepted and ordered filed. Reports of Officers. Clerk read tho monthly reports of the City Treasurer and Police trate, which ere approved and ordered filed. In substance, tho report of the City Treasurer for the month ending Aug. 31st, 1915, was as follows: Balance, cash on hand July 31st, 1915 $50,185.40 Receipts during 11,160.42 Total wiimu o.vu A.

F. Cousley, Alderman 6.00 H. L. Dickinson, Alderman 6.00 B. A.

Cook, Alderman. 6.00 H. B. 6.00 Total 659.40 Mr. Dickinson qt tke Judiciary Committee presented Bond of Wm, J.

motion Mr. mittee oftered Special Police which on on was approved, and ordered filed. Dickinson Of the Judiciary Com- 7 7 following bills, whioft on ordered paid and charged to ttusX City 'Court Ap' proprlation: A. '0. Chairman JoHns'e and Alleys ComaiU' 'of the 'Streets offered the following bills, which olphia motion, were ordered pald and charged to their re- From 'Streets and Alleys, Jos.

petruzafe, 10.00 J. M. Phillipji 18.00 J. S. That this ordinance shall be 'n full force and from and after Its approval and publication, according to law.

Passed by the City Council of the City of Alton, Illinois, this 8th day of September, A. ED. BBALL, Maypr. KENNEDY, City Clerk. phalrjnan COusley of the Committee read for the first time Ordinance No.

1186 entitled, "An nance-granting-unto WJUianj D. Miller the right to construct, operate and a switch track upon, over and along an alley in Block 301 and Stock 300 in Russell's Sub-Division to the-City, of Alton, Illinois, and to, over and across Fifth afreet, in the City of Johnson made motion, seconded Jjy Mr-Grossheim to suspend the rules. On call of the roll, said motion was defeated by the following vqte, as 10 yotes are necessary to suspend the rules: Sparks, Hoffman, i CoaaJloy, Dickinson, Cook Rubenstoln, Rodgers and, Ordinance was then laid over the Mrs. Sophia Matron Scott Thomas' Jesse Lollosj' T. Ryan Dan Rpwftn Win.

Sniffi? 2.00 2.00 3.00 6.00 40.00 FranX, 4.00 Henry Schrfeber 8.00 John Berny g.oo Ben Powell 4.60 Tim. Brennan 11.00 John Wm, RoSgers 3.50 Crow 3.5ft Harry Galloway 3.50 1-urpoHt Family Koproaontnd Kitchen Puthp; nod BOW Rcclua of mt Omfort, In HU "I' MfMotnti" vuuv -Mill bcnllDir of uulmonnry tuber. In uhonu cllulvnlly by the veeovferr of (i nhoMe (luue and Imcllll In (lie and aiuoclattnl puruiuoula In fornixl, ivlillo caneoua nream brconio Im- nlth llmu TO nloue chuuIU tht- term be npplled." any eminent moijluut nutliurUiaa ve tsotinod the wHcuoy of lime in tho troutinonf of tubarou- and the nucooos o( lOckniuti's ih this and Billed throat and bronchial urtectlona may be due da the fuct tlmt It jlnns wilt oomlilneU other yalUAbla lutfreUluutit UK tp ho uunlly uuo of tlilo rumeUy in numflrouii canon of many of wlilcli appoar to have viold- ooraplotoly to our ho- II if that it worth a trial, other treatment' already IN 'Buoceedlnif. It n.Q or UJ-W. We jnuko no any more that reputable liroinluofl with Unejr.

avjit. )Hit tit imny canon JljTwhJUh IT HAS UKLl'KD, Tour UniKglBt huii It or can or you cmueciiU ALTON MARKET. Alton, 111., Sept. 29, 1915. WHEAT.

Whoat $1.0,6 Bran 11.16 Corii Shlpsluff tl.60 Timothy, wholesale, per OAT8. Whulosale 40u CORN. 800 POTATOI8. Now, 460. BUTTBR.

Country Butter, Uroaraery EQQ8. Country KKKB, 8HQULOER8. Hum, wholoHftlii Uroakfnst bacon, whole- THOUGHT SHE COULD NOT LIVi Restored to Health by Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Unlonvllle, Buffered from a female trouble'and I got so weak that I could hardly" walk across the floor without holding on to something, I had nervous spells and my would cramp fthd my face draw, and I could not speak, nor sleep to do any good, had no nppetito.and ovorypue thought would not live, gome one advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

JLhftd taken so much medicine and my doctot 1 eaid ho could do me no good so I told toy husband he might get me a bottle and I would try it By the time I had taken it I felt better. I continued its now I am well and strong. "I have always recommended your medicine over since I was BO wonderfully benofltted by it and I-hope this letter will be' the means of saving eomo other poor woman from Mw. MAnraA SaAvty, Box 1144. Unionville, Missouri.

tu, A Jas. Johnson Chaa. MOKlnney L. Wm. RQdgerjs J.

Crow J. Readford Adama J. Tripp John Diamond Tim, Brennan B.OO 7,00 3,75 3,76 3.76 3.5» 7.60 Chas. McKinney 7.00 Jas. Johnsop.

L. Jones o.OO' C. N. Streeper fl.00 E. 3.0i) M.

Hfl Boals, P. 2,66 Total From Repairing Paved Fund. Thompson 16.00 Stanford J- Craig A. Smith 2.00 M. Selgel 4.00 J.

Rftin 3.0Q Chairman Cook of the Health'Com- mittee offered the following- bills, which on motion, were ordered paid to the Health Earth Pharmacy A 13.01 M. H. Boals P. M. Co 2.B7 Cliairman Sparks of the Pjre Department Committee pfferod the (following bills; which op his motion, were ordered paid and charged to the Fire Department Appropriation Adojph' Hunt, Chief 47.60 Wm.

FoldwJsoti, Aast. Chief 42,60 Grayer Doerr, Chauffeur 36.25 Herbert White, Chauffeur 36 35 Marshall Sheff, Qhauffeur Ambulance 36.25 Robert Honoyman, 30.2& Mrs, Mary Rose, Washing No. 3.50 36.25 36.25 MdsiS, i 4 i 8. blue following bills, wSkh file in the ot bell eiit the win Patrolman 36.25 36,25 36,25 'Bng1ne 6r's Secretary; ot tho given that the provemenbr for from rqm Jail and calaboose Fund, Gallagher ia.OO, Otto Herman. Gustave Rotsch, Jacob Newman.

ou.ou Joseph Davis, 86.26 L. M. Davis, Patrolman 38.S5 Louis Lucker, Patrolman John Hetge, Patrolman George May ford, Lawrencu Hellrung, Patrolman Wra. Batterton, Patrolman Win. Turk, Patrolman Wm.

Morris, 39.26 Clarence Miller, Joseph Uurach, Patrolnian. Elflward Burjes, Desnuth, Link Drew, Watchmdn, Retail Merchants Theodore partier, Watchman, East End Merchants George Meyer, 5. Henry T. Heuser, Gasoline. Hayden.

Machine Repairs 1 on hand cuffs 1.50 S. G. Adams Stamp 8. Eolico Stars Total Chairman Noonan of tho Lights Committee offered the following bills, which on h'is motion were ordered p.ald and charged to the Lights Appropriation: Plasa Light Power Alton Gas Elec. Co Total $1882.03 Mr.

of tha Water Works Committee "offered the following bills, which on his motion were ordered paid and charged to the Water Works Appropriation Beau Bros 18.00 Alton' Water "8.76 (S A nn With, the south of, Su west eurbllne'ot' 8. B. 2.00 Total $23,75 Chairman Rodgers of the Printing Committee offered thfl following bills which on bis njotlon, were ordered paid and' charged "to the Printing AUprobation: Alton Telegraph 53.4() Moiling Gasklns Mook Bros. 43.54) 4.00 6.00 Alton Printing House Total Resolutions. Mr.

Sparks offered 'the following resolution which was unanimously adopted; Whereas, Section 611, Article a right of Mill street'and point of of Mill street line of Summit JVstreet from the 1 street to the east curb line of street In said and all (material for the and entire; Improvement. Tfie crdl- ii flie Inlifa office of the.Cfty.plei* of the City ot by applying i the Board of Local Improvements. Said right to pay in i or Improvement bonds for said work, which bonds of five der siall payable tp, (Continued ojj I'age 7. Barney Osterman, Driver Holl, Asst. Bernard Jun, Pipeman Harry Smith', Nightman' gen, g.po W.

Hudspeth C. Seihold L. Co Midland S. C. Miller L.

C. 8.00 10.00 Ray Larrison, BJxtra, Vftudjjjfgriff, wasjiipg' 2 SiOO PROBATE COIJRT NOTICE. State of Illinois, Madison County, SB, In Madison County Probate Court, October Term, A. D. 1915.

Roy A. Ewcptor of the Last WJ11 Jand Testament of Sylvester C. Baa- sett, Deceased, Anna M. Beulau BasBett, Ed- Baasett, Carl and Petition Self RcaJ to Pay Debts. some respons: of not.

less tl aggregate be instructions can be had on, Engineer. livered to at.tW, at the ruto Each bid- Is bid a check of the Board ertifled to bv )irDllFtoriinamoiwV- 'ten per of toe- ial, Proposals must signed'reai or all bids. BOM B. by said the which to the Oity 'shall be Im- ipened and, the ed, the under- Jo reject any Prealdeot, Mrs, MarF tuu plltlo Of ana wutiout tne I Fredorlc. 8.00 Lots numbered Eleven (111 Mrs, Ro Ba TwelVe (1'zTin 'George 9 JofinsoW Sub- VoeotnbM Compound h.vo thousands of such Jotters as that above they tell It Shouldors, wholoealo, HOflS, On foot, per 100 I7.JJH' vuil IBH0 the else they could not have been -11 oUtelnod fpr love or money.

JdnoJonp atrwiger-it has stood, Tho iie.yv. of applfid IB always but the now elder IH evcd by aonie people us a poor tulo for tbo J4 tout for yeara. If nre AD; dunot unilemt rond above named are Alj. (JAS KUSf THROUGH Gas Combination S. Co.

9.5i1 Total From Cleanlnfl Fund, W. Sanford "7,7... 6,00 J- Craig 8.00 G. Thompson 4.00 a 00 M. 80(1 Hayjypod 6 -W M.

I', 9,01 C.Warner i( 4,00 P. Acker H. q. Hellrung J. Rain W.

Hudspeth C. G. Hartmaun H. K. Johnston H.

Chas. Ballard Wm, PpnrQse M. H. Boa'ls P. Total Chairman Hoffman Committee offered the which on his paid and charged to Cfalg J.

Dooley M. Bplari W. Hudspeth Hubeustein Bros. Ed. HrodWJcK Total.