Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

Pretty Spring j. Howraan Co. French Robe J. T3oHinnn I press a MlfRont Spring j. Bowinun Co.

DtC r.rc-siio^" Coriini Black .11. ,1. Bowman Co. lffe arc Showm Blurk HrocadP Co. showing" Black Dress 't I Bowman Co.

Jl are Showing" Black Henn- I Jill, J. Bowman Tffe are Black 8 Showing Black Side jJj-H. J- Co. ff arc Showing" Black Biaritz J- Uownmn Co. I lle arc Black Drup rt ami Draped Alma.

-H. wman Uo are Showing" Cream Mo- Bowman Co. ore Showing" Cream Henri- J. Bowman Co. are Showing" Cream Alba- J.

Uowm-mfc Co. are Showing" Cream Drap Voilc Cowman. lu Showing" Fancy China 3. J. Bowman Showing" Black China J- Bowman Co.

Showing" Cream China J- Bowman Co. are Showing" Printed China J. Bowman Co, "ffe are Showing Black Surah Bowman Co. -ffe are Showing" Colored Surah I Bowman Co. "We are Showing" striped Surah J.

Bowman Co. "ffe are showing" Plaid Surah I H. J- Bowman "We are showing" Black Peau de Isoir J- Bowman Co. "We are showing" Black Faille II. J- Bowman Co.

arc showing" Colored J. Bowman Co. "We are showing" French flan- J. Bowman Co. "We are showing French satins.

IB. J. Bowman Co. Our nice new Chamber Sets. SEE our nice now Dinner and Tea iete.

SEE our nice new Style Hanging Lamps. SEE our nice now Tinware and SEE our nice new Silverware, SEE our nice new Pictures. SEE our nice new style Gasoline BUY a cake of Sand Soap for scour- liiig Tin, Wood, Marble or cleaning I Paint. It is Co a cake, BUY "Holly Soap" for the Toilet' I Another large lot just in. I BUY "Twin Soap" for the Bath; it I Ifl the best.

BDY "Burnshine" for polishing I Brass, Copper or Silverware. I SEK what you can buy for 5o and I Wo on orr counters. POPULAR GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES. HOPPE'S CHINA HALL, 110 Third street. (Alfred T.

Bailey, MANUFACTURER OP BIRI ESS, W. Second bet. Piasa State ALTON, "ILL. DBALEU IN ALL KINDS OP ttTMJfflf TEMRAPBL 28." ') I AND Pi oof Horse Covers. ine Harness of FM8T OI.IVB8 Gall and see our new stock of Window Curtains, Wall paper.

We have pair of new designs of Lnoe Cur- tnins, cheap and Neorman. 203 MAUOH is likely to go out tin it came in blowing and blustering. Standard, best ten cenfgar in the Market. 30 tf Mrs. M.

Love, of Quincy, who has bSWn visiting her brother, Oapt. John N. Hamilton, returned home this morning, Now Corsets and now Hosiery at Plerson Oarr Dry Goods Go's. It Secale Flakes. Eat Secale Flakes We will shoe you at the Globe.

27-2 IF the author of "Through Darkness to Dawn" will send her name, not for publication, the poem will be published. For your Easter Hats or Bonnets go to Winter's Millinery, 312 Belle street. 20w2t 25 interest taken in the township election ta limited apparently, to the few who are candidates, or some who would like to be. The people's Secale Flakes. ANOTHER disturber of the Salvation Army meetings received his just deserts in the police court this morning.

Let no tough escape. Call ono and all to the Globe. 27-2 SOMEWHAT more than seventy-five Alton people attended the Bads Monument concert, at the St. Louis Exposition building, last evening. More new Dress Goods and Black Brilliantines at 1'ierson Oarr Dry Goods Go's.

it MOBE rain fell last night than has visited Alton, during the same space of time, for some months past, hut no serious washouts resulted therefrom. Hot and Gold baths at Maul Me- Nely's, 214 Piasa street. ap 6 dly ARCHITECT Nixon says ho is almost overwhelmed with new work. The indications now are that the building operations will be greater this than for many years. See Millinery Show Window, Saturday.

One day only, at Globe. It THE regular monthly meeting of the Bluff City Fishing Club, held at Turners Hall, last evening, was largely attended and the usual good time was had by all who were present. A new line of table covers, towels, napkins and crashes at Betz's, 650 East Second street. 28-3 Secale Flakes make a delicious dish. Try them! Your grocer keeps them, THE case of Attorney General Hunt vs the Chicago and Alton E.

R. brought in behalf of the citizens of Upper Alton to compel the railroad company to build a depot at that place, is set for trial at Edwardsville to-day. For the next 60 days I will put in a st of teeth for $8, spot cash, "mch 22tf D. BULL. THE case of the City of Alton vs.

Frank Roach, in which the defendant is charged with being an itinerant 1 peddler of silver ware and with trying to sell his goods in Alton, without a license, was called up in the Circuit Court at Edwardsville yesterday, and was continued to next term of court. Our Millinery stock is large, is choice, is the most correct styles, is from New York and Paris, at the Globe. It You will soon have an opportunity to know what Secale Flakes are. THE Forum, for April, is on our table. As its name is a mag- place where the leading and live topics of the day are discussed by men who one acknowledged to be leaders in progressive thought, and especially versed in the subjects of which they treat.

There is something in the magazine from almost every school thought now before the public. Rev. Dr. A. T.

Wolff will deliver a lecture to young men Sunday evening. Subject, "The Successful Young Man." lfc Look out for largest Stock of choice Millinery in town about Saturday at the Globe. 27-2 CHAELBY, the seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Squire, died at the family residence in Godfrey today. He was a bright little lad, but the chronic affection of the heart, which caused his death, had rendered him delicate and generally unhealthy, during all the few years that made up his life. Mr. and Mrs.

Squirfl have the sincere sympathy of many friends in this locality. The funeral will take place from the family residence in Godfrey next Sunday at 2 p. m. Money to loan on improved real estate. Apply to Rudershausen Honntag, dtf Tina military melodrama, "On tho Frontier," will be presented by the Hardy-Von Leer company at Root's ftpera House next Tuesday even- nlng.

The play tells tho story of life on the Western frontier, and in far in advance of the average drama of its class. A camp of Indians in tho fourth act Is a really beautiful piece of scenic painting and figure grouping. Tlio play is brimful of good comedy and outohy Hongs and dances. Both Mr. Hardy and Minn Von Luor aro "lever nrUutu and they have the support of very ellloiunt company.

Lawn Mowers sharpened, ropnirod and put in Urst eluBH order ui Boutl 517, 610 and Bullo street, jAltot Another New Railroad, Papers of incorporation were filed on Wednesday, Edwardsville, by the St. Clalr, Madison and St. Louis Belt Railroad Company, extending from Belleville to Alton, thence Bcross tho Mississippi River to St. Louis. The principal office will be at Alton, and tho capital stock will be $800,000.

The Incorporation will ox- piro fifty years from March 1, 1800. Tho incorporators, who also form the first Board of Directors, aro Alvah Mansur, George 8. Drake, Honry H. King and George M. Wright, all of St.

Louis, and P. M. Homer, of East St. Louis. This is another new line that proposes to cross the Mississippi on the Alton bridge.

If half the roads come to Alton that are now projected on paper, this city will bo a railroad center of very groat importance. We are all waiting vtiry anxiously for work on the bridge to begin. Assurances come from a variety of sources that both the bridge, and railroad to an assured fact. That the 0. B.

Q. and tho M. K. and T. are both behind the scheme, and that in due time the work will begin.

Prospects certainly are good, and this new belt line from Belleville would indicate that some of the eastern and southern trunk lines are looking in this direction for a new St. Louis and southern connection. Tho Vandalia people are said to be eyeing the Alton bridge and western connection with a good deal of curiosity, and have partly admitted that they are considering the matter of crossing the river on the Alton bridge. This can scarcely be all smoke. "Where there is so much-smoke there must be some Bre," is an old and trite saying, and if true, there must be considerable fire about our proposed railroad facilities.

See us on Clothing at the Globe. 27-2 For Rent. A five room house on Eighth, near Liberty st. Apply to Geo. Kolb.

26 6 Will it do Edwardsville any Uoodl THE Edwardsville Republican rarely misses an opportunity of sneering at Alton. This is its latest effort: The Alton committee still lack $2,000 of having sufficient means to secure an Opera House. The Odd Fel- ows gave $15,000 and the citizens were to raise another like sum. Over a month in raising $13,000. That's enterprise for you.

Edwardsville $22,000 in four days. If the Republican thinks this will make it friends in the balance of the county, then it will no doubt go right along in its present vindictive course. When it is remembered that both proprietors of that paper were born Alton, such slurs as the above are singular. But the old saying that a 'ormer Christian makes the most unrelenting and savage Turk, may ap- )ly in this case. Easter Cards.

A complete line of handsome Easter Cards, at Seely's Bookstore. 26-11 THE sewer under the 0. tracks at Ninth and Piasa streets is too small 10 carry off the water that flows in its direction, and whenever there is a heavy down pour of rain, and it is a source of damage to property holders that vicinity. Ladies hats trimmed nicely from SI.25 and upwards at Mrs. Dufoid's, 28 Second street.

Prices low. Call and see. 28-2-wlt Don't fail to try Secale Flakes! A Destructive Fire. A barn belonging to Wm. Hoxsey, and located about five miles northwest of Alhambra, was burned Tuesday night.

With it were burned twenty-six horses, 2,000 bushels of corn, 15,000 of oats, twenty-five ton of timothy hay, sheaf oats from twen- acres, harness, etc. The loss estimated at about $0,000 aud only 51,100 insurance on the building and none on the live stock or grain. Mr. Soxsey was in St. Louis, sick, at the lime, o.nd the origin of tho Ire is un- inown.

McAllister, Photographer. Most complete equipped gallery in one city; all work guaranteed first class; picture frames of all kinds; enlarging a speciality, 10 W. Second street. mch 25 dOm FOOT pads and dead beats were abroad in Middletown last "evening. The same two parties seem to have been encaged in ouch of the felonious occupations mentioned at different times during the evening, and Mr.

Li. Nutt the Twelfth street store keeps minus a quantify of cigars and to- wont from his possession jo that of the aforesaid parties without the ceremony of passing purchase money. Mr. Louis Yager was tackled two men, oiie of whom is supposed to bo the perpetrator of tho afore mentioned swindle, about the time the Nutt incident occurred, and an attempt would have boon made to hold him up, had not an approaching motor lino train scared the tough pair from that locality. Later in the evening Mr.

Yager mot tlio same parties, and being armed with a revolver of tho most approved stylo, as a result of his former experience, ho gave plucky and energetic but unavailing cliaso after the erstwhile applicants for his spare change, The Identity of one of these two tough individuals has been established, witli reasonably degree of certainty, and and arrest expected. Hood's Sarsaparilla is on tho flood tide of popularity, which position it has reached by its own intrinsic, undoubted merit. Coal! oal! Wo aro now roady to take orders or Hard Ooal, or Hol't Coal, in wagon, oar load, or load, pricoB, bunt quality. Bole agents lor famous (jilloflpio coiil, tho boat aoft JACKETS AND JERSEYS tf This Springr's Latest. BLACK AND COLORS.

PIERSON CARR DRY GOODS GO'S. OPERA HOUSE, TUESDAY, APRIL let. Appearance of the DlftlnBUlshoa Artists, HAUDIE AND VON UCKU In their new Military Melo-Urania, ON THE FBONTIEBI A grand dramatic effort in flvo groat acts of Comedy, Pathos, Songs and Buncos. Beautiful Tableaux, Powerful Situations Unique Coiitunies, Special Scenery. BO People in a Majestic watch for the Noon Parade of our GENUINE INDIAN BIU88 HANI), Gorgeously costumed In a picturesque Indian Dress performing upon a magnificent new set of Instruments mounted in SllverandCiold, specially manufactured by Howard Foote, of New York Don't miss tho Grand ILLUMINATED PAttADM at 7:16 p.

m. See tlio most Novel, Varied and Entertaining Performance of the season. Admission 85o and BOo. Uesorved scats on sale at Chamberlain's. Street Cars will wait.

Our Spring Stock of Carpets are now in. All admit that they are by far the finest ever brought to Alton. Prices within the reach of all. No old and stale stock at cut prices, but all beauties in their various grades. Please call and we are sure we have just the style and pattern your heart J.

Howell. 23 dwlw THE funeral of little Lucy, daugl ter of Dr. and Mrs. W. A.

Haskell, took place this morning. Owing to nature of the disease which proved fatal in this case no services were held at the house, but the gathering at the cemetery was a notably large one in spite of the inclement weather. The services at the grave were conducted by Rev. Dr. Wolff, and were of simple and touching character, opening with the words of the great Teacher, "Suffer little children to come unto me and forbid them not, for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven" and followed by other selections Itting the sorrowful occasion.

At the close of the service the mound was covered with beautiful flowers, rich perfume and fruitful in suggestions of the lovely human flower which In its brief life on earth had exhaled only fragrance and sweetness. Little Lucy was a child unusual promise, gifted with rare intelle- jence and childish charms added io a winning and loving disposition. She was the idol of the now desolate home and a favorite with her young associates. Her bright and happy childhood promised to blossom into a womanhood of wide usefulness, a blessing to her parents and friends. But the fond tiopes which were centered in her ypung life are withered and fled, and ihere remains to the afflicted parents only the consolation that in her earth- home she tasted none but the sweetness and joy of existence, and now forerer sheltered from the storms and sorrows which those who reach mature years never escape.

Yet none of these things can still Jie longing of the parental heart for the living presence of the loved ones who have passed beyond tho shadows manywho gathered around that open grave this morning, with hearts full of iympathy and sorrow, there came thoughts of how of- "the beloved physician" had brought comfort and help Into stricken households, and of how many were the homes whose family (circles wore unbroken to-day because of his skill and watch -oaro. To such it seemed a cruel mockery that when tho clouds gathered over hii own home those who were HO great- debtors to him in time of troub'e were powerless to return availing aid. We are making best grade Cabinet Photographs for $2.50 per doz. We issued a certain number of Club checks, which can be purchased at Vfaupiu's confectionery store, or of 8. 3.

Hall, city solicitor. Everyone buy- ng a chock is entitled to a hunduomo Album, holding 85 pictures, and 12 of our best cabinet photographs for $2. Tin types lOo. Third opp. Belle, Alton, 111.

0. E. JKNTBY, Operator. 1 coal In tho Voraoy Mann. and 21, Mrs.

Lizzie Uuverzagt, neo Maxeiner, wife of Christ. J. Unverzagt, died yesterday at her home In Brighton Township, about 8 miles north of ostorburg, leaving mourning husband, and a twelve day old baby girl. Mr. Unvoj'zugl has the heartfelt wyin- pathy of friends lu his sail bc- rouvouiont.

Tho funeral will tuko plueo o- morrow noon from the fiuuiljr usidoiioe. No News From Louisville. (Special to Alton TELEOUAPU.) CHICAGO, March 28 -There is much anxiety for particulars from the Louisville calamity, but no dispatches have been received siucejthe morning, the wires being down. The Sugar Refinery Disaster. (Special to ALTO.NTEkEGRAI'H,} CHICAGO, March more bodies have been found in the ruins of the Sugar Refinery disaster, making five fatalities from the explosion.

The body of an unknown victim at the morgue has been identified as Frank Wallace. Candidates Attention. Candidates for township election will meet at Squire Randall's office tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, to make arrangements for tho printing of tickets for the election next Tuesday. It House Moving. Frame or brick buildings raised or moved, by E.

Mack, 1240 Main street. men 11 dim City Council Meeting. A special meeting of the City Council was held this afternoon to settle all the unfinished business of the past fiscal year. The meeting was called to order by Mayor M'Pike, all the Aldermen being present, except Mr. Curdie who is so unfortunate as to be confined to his house by sickness.

Minutes of last meeting approved except name of Henry Brueggeman as Clerk of Election in the Third ward changed to Henry Ringtnan. Street and Alley bills to the amount ot (735.32 were allowed, leaving a balance of that fund to the amount of in favor of city. Tho ordinance providing for the improvement of streets by special taxation aud when said street is so improved, to prohibit any repairs on said street or the laying of any gas or watermains without the consent of the council, was then read. Concluded to-morrow. Advice to MotliorH.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething, is the prescription of one of the best fomale nurses and physicians the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-failing success by millions of mothers for their children. During the process of teething ite value is incalculable. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentry and diarrhoo, griping in tho bowels, and wind-colic. By givixg health to tho child it rests the mother.

Price 25 cents a bottle iau 20 mwf wkly DIED, this city, March 27, I.ucy J. lIiiBkoll, diiuKutfir of Dr. W. A. und l-'lor- once K.

lliiaKoll, aged yuuru, 7 uumtliB and 20 daye. to flio Pule. IrfWe, tlio undorslKiiuil, ttio citizens of Alton Imvlng uuy work to do In tho lino of ralntliiK, TapcrliiK. (linking, to lot their work to homo Union Jlossog, viz: t'liKl). IIKKMKH, JOHiei'HIIKKNKU, IIOIIT.

OlfXllAII, OIJCMKNTHOHAT and AMIKUT IMIltllANKHru Ijulng tlio only Iloflu I'alntum In Alton ijimlldod to do good work uud on- tltlocl to tlio lauio, TLo following personn In tho ubovu tuonltonoil See our Millinery Show at Globe. IB nothing to equal it, ut the Ju 20 i Qlobe. It lire employed WM. KOCH, J. A.

MOIIKIH, K. HANOI.l>, A'I'KIN, KWIMIKNOS. 0. IIAKKIHON, KUANK YAKiilill, JOHN l.lNHIi;. V.

UOWAN, K. 1'. JIAKKIt, WM. HLAUKUUltN, A. 1IANOIJJ, 01IAB.

HICNldK, A. IJIim'IIKY, 1IOJIMANN, OAI.DWKM,. A. ('. W.

IIAKKIt, ItKOWN, V. K. DIAMOND. Union No, us, ot Alton, Spring Adornments. PA1M a Floor, (filing, House, Shed, Chair, Cupboard, Buggy, -AT- Drug Store The Little Giant Bicycle.

HAVING OBTAINED THK EXCLUSIVE UIGHT TO THE LITTLE OIANT BICYCLE IN THIS COUNTY, I OFFEU THE 8AMK AT THK NOMINAL BUM OK $35.00, Read the Detail of Construction and Finish Below, FKAMH, Diamond shape, all stool. liAOKliONK, cold drawn Woldless steel tube. SLEKVK ST1CKUING HEAD, cone adjustment. HANDLE IJAlt curved ami tapered with spado handles. JSIIAKE, direct rumour.

WllEEUS, tangent spoke tied and pluted up to knot, and with adjustable cone bearings KIMS of the Improved crescent pattern. COMBINATION PATENT ADJUSTMENT TO CHAIN. TOHICELSON'S I'atent Saddle. PEUAL8. adjustable cone bearings.

WEIGHT, US pounds. FINISH, best of Enamel and Nickel Trimmings. PRICK, $35.00. ADJUSTABLE to boys from the age of 6 to 16 years. J.

H. Booth. Dealer iu all Kinds of Sporting Goods. 119 West Third Alton, HI. Sole Agent for lOc.

SHEET MUSIC lOc. SHEET HI3SIUC VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL. Equal to the best High Priced Sheet Music, Catalogue FREE, (Mall- ei! to any Address,) Corner Third and Piasa streets, OUR STOCK OF Spring" Goods IS NOW COMPC SKD OF FINE LINKS OF HATS, NECKWEAK, CNDEKHEAB, AND IN FACT EVKKYTUINO UKQUIRRI) IN A FIRST-CLASS Ihvito your Inspection 1'urcliiiHnig Elaewliiro. l' mi I Uooils Ma''kfd in 1'LAIN F1GUUKS, SCHWEPPE, 117 VV..