Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 2

Extreme Nervousness, BY HB TELEGRAPH PRINTING COflPANV. IS YOUR NAME ON THE LIST "1 no one remedy can contain the -sietttents necessary to euro all dlscas- es, tea fact well known to everyone, kites' ByeUm ot Restofatlva Remedies Pfplstetaof seven distinctively different cacti for Its own purpose, SN-Mrs. I.O. BrainHy, 37 Henry St. Odtftrlo, writes! "For years I suf- Utittid fnsm extreme nervousness and annoy- SSfstot ftSiistipntton, developing Into palpitation gflfia weakness of the heart.

I was unable to suffered mnch from headache, pain In side, palpitation and constant Sffteflng of TClkScss and prostration. I began tising fcr. Miles' Nervine, Heart Core Liver Mils and tho Anti-Pain Ktls to reltoyo sudden paroxysms of pain lE'iiHl fieaflacho. Isood felt mnch improved acliesaml weariness left then took Dr. Miles' Restorative I am now restored to my former Ai a snbscrltwT to the TELE- GRAPH if It Is not, It should lw.

Surely yon want to keep) posted on the news of thn eft f( In which yon llvn, anil all thcj neighboring towns of Madison) county. It will coat you evening at the pastor's residence en Brown street. Mr. O. Horabrnftn baa gone tip river on ft fishing expedition.

Ivoaia Ehrler Is repairing bis house on Manning street. Tho Upper Alton school teachers Are canvassing (be town for money to buy a piano for the recitation hall in the new addition to the school house. NORTH ALTON. Only lOc a Week. Miles' sold by all drug-1 i Under first bottle I or money to-1 Book on dls-l cases of tho lienrt and) 'ftHerves free.

Address, JULES MEDICAL Elkhart, Ind. Or. Miles emedies Restore Health NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS, year IMS we shall charge the following rate! for transient notices In our local qpl- Bnmit mum. Single Insertion 10 cents. Three to flra Insertions 7 cents.

Bit to twelve Insertion! (cents, rUTIS or ADVXRTI8IN0. cents per Inch first Insertion, ind it cents per Inch for each subsequent Inser' nW Inch flrit month, 11.50 per Inch each month thereafter. LIOAI. ADTSIlTIBmO It per Inch for the flrst Insertion, and CO cents per Inch far etch subsequent insertion. SENATOR IBBY and Senator TlHman of South Carolina, are now engaging in a mad slinging campaign against each other, threatening that on the flrst meeting there will be hot time, to the old Palmetto State.

The public were opened for the season yesterday. Mr. Wenzel fltonka, Who was BO seriously injured by a Bliiff Line en- nine Is able to he out again. Mrs. Frank Kortbamp is improving rapidly and will soon be able to bo around again.

Mrs. An am Holllday has recovered from an attack ot malaria. Mr. Wm. Barnes IB Buffering from malaria and has been confined to his bed tho pact week.

The brick works will commence operations again next Monday, unless something prevents. Try Allen's Foot-Ease, A powder to be shaken into the shoei). At this season yonr feet feel swollen and hot, and get tired eaeily. If yon have smarting feet or tigiit shoes, try Allen's Foot-13aso. It cools tho foot and nmkoa walking Cures and prevents swollen and sweating feet.

Blisters and calonfl spots. Believes corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort. Try it lortuy. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Trial puck- age FREE.

Address, Allen S. Olm- sfed, LeRoy, N. Y. MORO. UNITED STATES Commissioner Jonea, claims that a large portion of the Yukon gold region, Including Dawsbn City, belongs to the United States, and be states he has been authorized to take charge of the district by tho American Government.

doabls brick dwelllnft 10 rooms fife fcrbom frame dweUIng on Fountain It. DHok dwelling on Belle st. ffeSs-room frame dwelling oa State st. trlni8 dwelling with aioti Ono-story 6-room dwelling, ft Una of street. Big money S-room frame dwellimt on Blutt tract near Edwarisvllle Croulng.

One story dwelling, oor 4th and ore farm, 8 miles southwest of Brighton. farm, good brtok dwelling and MID', Jersey county, brick store, No. BW Belle it. Two-story 9-room frame, ilate root dwelling, and 84 aorei ot laud. Bonanza tor pur- no-story 4-room frame dwelling, oor.

Albj Twelfth sta. wo fine lots on State ot Bluff it jSTwolOUt on Dry street, 8-room frame dwelling, large ban s'and sir sores of North Alton, SVaore farm three miles north ot Upper Allot a lots on EMton street, BOiiaO 7-room frame dwelling, Highland Park. a-itory brlok building s.w. oor, Bth and Plan hotel and boarding home. 8-ro om frame dwelling on 7th st, Hern) 1 TUB Citizens Union of Greater New York yesterday nominated Both Low for Mayor to be voted for in November.

This is to forestall the action of the Republican convention on the 28th ot this month. Dlok Croker, the odoriferousj Tammany boas, is likely to be the nominee of that organization. IT Is now stated that It Spain rejects MoKlnley'e overtures for the settlement of the Cuban matter he may call a special session of Congress, and will present his efforts for a solution of the difficulty and will tell congress that he will aid it In any plan it may adopt. It is also sail he will ask for a ratification of tho treaty annexing Eiawail. INDICATIONS are growing numerous that the miner's strike is nearlng the end.

The Bt, Louis labor conference was a complete fizzle and as such discouraged the miners who are out in the strike. In Pennsylvania the big mine owner, De Armltt, has signed the operators' agreement; and It is thought the labor loaders will soon see the futility of asking the minors to continue the strike. (PATHFINDER DEPARTMENT. Three Hues or less under this heading: One me, IS cents i three days, 26 cents one week (Oeentij additional times lame rate, ouh down. WANTED.

IT Is solemnly announced from that Surgeon General Steinberg lays claim to being the dla- ooverer ot the yellow fever germ. Well, now, that is one of the discov enos that few people will care to congratulate the good Doctor on. And If when discovered he had kept it all to himself and gone off onto a loue Island in the sea and stayed there with his discovery, how glad all sections subject to the effects of the germ would bo, Mrs. Rowan, of Alton, is a guest of Mrs. Z.

E. Blvens. II. L. Stahl and Lee Moorp, of St.

Lou IB, spent Sunday with relatives. Miss Pearl Roberts, of Godfrey, is visiting Mips Lillle Hudson. Elijah Owons, Mlnios Sunle Lowe and Carrie King, of Upper Alton, are spending the week with relatives and friends. Moro township will be represented In tho county celebration by an ingenious and original float. Messrs.

Jackson and Maxwell, of Godfrey, drove over Sunday for a visit with relatlven, Mr. and Mrs. Ohas. Kabol and Mr. and Mrs.

0. B. Stahl visited St. Louis this week. Mine Martha Blvons returned to her home in St.

Louis Monday, after a week's visit, W. H. Lantorman went to Bartels- vllle Tuesday evening on a business trip. Mrs. R.

Hendricks, who has been dangerously 111 for the past week with pneumonia, is improving nicely. Mrs. Wm. Cooper has been quite sick for a few days. Wood River Grange Is making preparations for a grand picnic on Sept.

llth at McDonald's Grove. A cordial Invitation Is extended to all. Clarence Dorsey leaves Tnursdav morning to attend school at Pivrk Oof- legp. near Kansas City. In this connection it will no doubt be of interest to many to know that Rev.

L. Railsback, of Kansas City, a worker for the college, and who also conducted a revival here two years ago, passsed to his reward sometime since in Louisiana. Jas.W. Chllders has accepted a position in Wm. Montgomery's store.

This week seems to havo the call as the banner social week of the year. On Monday evening tho W. 0. T. U.

social at WilllH Reaves was nttendoil by about 150 persons. Tills number of people furnished plenty ol listeners for tkp excellent program and participants In games of various klnas. A very pleasant evening was the result. The 0. B.

social at Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dorsey's on Tuesday evening easily kopt pace with the one of the BDWARDSVIL.t.E. A boy was maimed for life, last Thursday afternoon at Madison Mine, No. 3, in the south part of the city.

He was hauling coal cars down in the mine and the car npon which he was sitting jumped the track. The corner of tho box canght his right hand against the corner of a post and cnt the third flager neatly off. The other Bngcra were crushed but were saved. The boy was Renben Glass, son of W. Qlftss, superintendent of the mlnp, and tnis was the second time he was badly hurt by an accldout there.

Tho Edwardsvllle club directors have decided to allow lady vMtors to the clab rooms on Tuesday and Friday afternoons. Judge W. P-REarly, of the County Court, has ordered Assignees O. N. Travous and E.

D. Glllesple to dispose of Madison store building, and it will be put to sale on Tuesday, September 7, Ktiv J. 0. Richardson preached his fara'vell sermon at the Baptist church Suniiny and has left for Rooh- ter, Now York, to enter a theological hefoool. George Fisher, the blacksmith, left Friday night for Seattle, en- rauln to the Klondike, lie is the second to RO from this place, and public opinion Is about evenly divided as to whnrher their destination Is ft land of the olden Fleece, or a land fleeced g- Id bricks.

George Wendel, who has been associated with Simon Kellerman has leaRed a store room on Market street and will start in the dry goods buclmss. Mrs. M. W. Clark and daughter, Mies Minna, and son, Murray, returned Monday from Apex, accompanied by Mrs.

Geo. Fritz, whose guoei, they were during the summer. The Edwardsville public schools opened for the fall term Wednesday morning. The corps of teachers in ubirue this year will be Prof. J.

1'ftrkinson, superintendent; M. D. Cox, Hannah Egger, Jessie Blckel- haupt, Kate Evans, Edith Metcalfe. Mimie Sherman, Birdie Bnrnsback, Cullens, Mary B. Chiles, O.

Kline, Katharine Hi ok, Georgia Still well, Mae Desmond, Mrs. Nina Newlon, Spring- or; Lincoln school, J. E. Patterson, Eliza Faro, Eva Alexander. Preparations are being made to begin work on the Edwardsville-Spring- ileld long distance telephone line.

Mnch of the material has arrived and boon stored. Wilklo Barnsback and Oscar Bar- nett.leave Friday morning, on a trip down the Mississippi. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Leverett entertained Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Worley.

of Pierce City, the flrst part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. F.

Wayne are home from a trip through the North. Wm. J. Krome, son of Judge Wm. H.

Kromo, and Lester Hadley, eon of ex-Congressman W. L. Hadley, nave left for Cornell University at Ithaca, N. Y. Rev.

0. 8. L. Brown has resigned the pastorate of the Christian church, and will move to Kansas. Is strongly attracted to POLISH INE.

It really requires but little or it sells on merits and is in constant and increasing demand. Our object in talking to you about it today Is to let yon know that we have it for sale. You will want it. It makes old silverware look new. Elegant for Aluminum, Nickel or Copper, and like "all good things" you'll find it at HOPPE'S Pone no.

CHINA No. no W. 3d st. Ufoirn tar TiwMUMt-mrrity WM KniX-Vfnl Out. Heading.

Sept. of riotous disorder, in which fists took the place of oratorical arguments, ttiarked the state convention nf rennsylvnnla Democrats liere Tuesday. The convention was onllMl to nominate candidates for state treasurer and auditor general, but candidates were forgotten In the fight to oust Willam F. Harrlty from hia teat in the national committee. The Issue between Stole Chairman Oarmnn and his friends, represontlnc the Democrats, and Harrlty and hia friends, nominally representing the national clement Iri the party, was tightly drawn, and hitter feeling was continually on the Increase till the test vote of 290 to 134 announced that the aml- Harrlty clement had won and that Har- rlty will be succeeded In the national commlllee by James N.

Guftey ot Pittsburg. The majority platform can be epitomized as follows': "Reaffirms Ihe Chicago free silver platform of denounces Dlnsley tariff law, declares In favor ot Cuba's struggle for liberly; sympathizes with the coal miners, declares for trial by Jury, supports the selection of James N. OufTpy for the national committee In place of William V. was taken on the adoption of tho minority report, which was rejected hy a vote of 290 to 134. Orea excitement accompanied the vbtlnR anc deafening cheers greeted the announce ment of Harrlty's downfall.

It'took but a few minutes to nominate M. Brown of Blalrsvllle for state treasure and AValter B. Hitter of for auditor general, and as the buslnep of the convention was then over ad journment followed. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY 632 East Second Street. POSTERED RQ.

Economy and strength are combine in Hood's Sarsaparilla. Every bottl contains 100 doses and Will average to last a month. 1 make big wages at homo TT and wantall to havo tho same oppoitunlty. iTho work Is very pleasant and will easily pay $18 weekly. Tills Is no deception.

1 want no 'money and will gladly send Cull particulars to sending Miss M. A. Slcbblns, Law Mich. 210 WM WHY NOT BE BEAUTIFUL VY ing for preparation must enclose stamps rf or sllvo- or their letter will not be noticed. To the Oral parson sending us the greatest numbor of words made from tho word "DERMA" such as dear rod, oar, using tho same letter only once, wowlllprosent an elegant nolld gold genuine diamond ring, to tho second, a omllno garnet n8) to tno tn i r( a gold lurquols ring, and to any one sending moreuuin twelve words wo will send propara: tlon which will positively remove pimples, blackheads, rookies, tan.

moth, llvor spots and fe- all facial blemishes. This preparation Is guar- i-antoed not to Injure tho skin, but to leave perfectly white, clear and smooth, In stamps or silver to pay cost ot preparation i'f and Dormatologloal Institute, U8 State Chloago, 111. noUdtf FOR medium size make, a cheap. Apply at this office, COR SALE. Newspaper boxes for Prevent paper being stolen or carried away TBLKOHApa omoe, COR SALE-All In need ot kindling wood oan berappllpdby telephoning No.

ullnola Box factory. per TLeyla. EMPKROH William, of Germany, is again shouting about hia "Dhino right" to rule tbo German people without asking, or being answerable to, hia subjoota. In jrooognltlon of this "Dlviue right" wo romembor to havo road somewhere that Clod gave to MB people Israel "a king in Ilia wrath," It wan Saul who at times was as crazy as a march hare. While we are willing-to accept Kaiser helm'a aasorlions along this line, yet we are not able to discern what great offense the a or man people have committed that the bumptious fellow, who now claims the right to lord it over thorn, should have been chosen.

They must have been very wicked to have deserved BO oruol a fate. previous evening. A number ot visiting memboru were present. CluoatH wore proseut from Bethalto, Upper Alton, Edwardsville, Liberty Prairie and Hcninton, Pa. Of the seventeen present from Edwardsville, nearly all took part in tho program, which, with considerable local talout, was very Interesting.

On the whole tho occasion WAP ono lone; to be remembered. On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. B. E.

Wilson, of Doraey, will give a social in honor of tbelr sou, will, wbo leaves soon lor college. Tlwb it will be tv BUcceBB, all wbo have partaken of the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, are fully assured. Modern Woodmen Picnic, OARU.NVILLK, SEPT.

2. For above the 0. A. B. B.

will BONFIELD, Aug. 14,1895. "I am subject to cramps and colic, and havo used many remedies, but flntl Foley'a Oolic Oure beats them L. Yeata. For sale by E.

Marsh and S. H. Wysa. A Household Necessity. No family should be without Foley's Oolic Cure, for all bowel complaints.

For sale by E. Marsh and S. H. Wyss. It Saves the Croupy Children.

Seaview, have a splendid salo on Chamberlain's Oough Bemedy, our customers coming from far and near, speak ot it in the highest terms. Many have sold tbat their children would have died of croup if Obamberlaln's Oough Bemedy had not beon Onrren. The 25 mid DO cent sines for sale by E. and S. H.

Wyss. GODFREY. sell excursion tickets and return at 81.40 on turn limit Sept. a to Oarliiivlllo Sept. 2d.

Bo- WM. B. DAVIS, Money to Loan nrompp8 ed Interest collected, free ot all losni Blade, Wfl. B. Telephone 170, DAVIS, 307 Belle it, HOTBL MADISON, A.

DANIBLb, Proprietor. or, Second and iti. Alton, III, S. NIXON, BUOENH last night, In St his mouth loose and fora whilo there was almost as muoh noise created as at the lato Domoorutlo convention la that city. Deba sees that hia advocacy of tho minors' strike has aaeletod In its defeat, and as he eeoa defeat la euro, be oratod and denounced the courts and law, and everything la life worth living for.

If Dobs bud hia way the oon- aervatlve foroea of aooiety and £be nation would bo broken up, and there would be neither labor for the poor man uor money for the rich man. Debs prophesied tbat the seeds of revolution bad been sowu broadcast. If It baa, Dobs hua been a proliUo sow- er. It the seed does not sprout It will be more the fault of tho community in which It wna aown than the excited efforts of Jjebs. However, Debs la a failure.

He la a failure as a working man; be is a failure a labor leader; be is a failure as the leader ot a a very serious failure in tbo hut named feature. He has seen the ill- aide a jail for violation of the lawa of bis country. If now Debs should retire to a monastery and mediate for a year or two on the results of a nilBB- pent and useless career, be might bo able 10 earn an holiest living for himself and family later 011, 1'uult ot tho Coniul'H EngllHh. In tho July isfiiio of tho consular reports Ilio following extract appeared from coinmuniciitiuu received from Consul General Kurd: "lu RuHslu lira sold bicycles of Bun- glim, American, English mid Goruiim inako. Tho principal import is iiuulo from Uormiiiiy, then comes Engliuid, nud lust yuur two from thn United and ipenmendent Wort WAPA JMAJf 'eon, UPPER ALTON.

Mr. and Mrs. George Day, of Boa- ton, are the guests of Dr. aud Mrs, do BlolB. Ohas.

Nevlin ia moving bis place of residence from Manning street to Burton's addition, Mrs. Fred. Morgan and children have returned from a visit with Newbern friends. Miss Bertha Btroud has been visiting friends in OarrolUon, and returned home yesterday, Mlas Hattle Yerkes IB expected home soon from au extended trip In the West. The members ot the Baptist Sunday school are picnicking today at) Wyman's grow, north of the military academy.

The Christian JDnduvor Society ot 1U hoW JU In tho August report the department oxplnins Unit Mr. Kurd did not iutoud to sny that only two American bicyoles Hold in Hussiu, but tluit the luU- tiikn grew out of lilt) uiifortuunto UKU of tho "too" wbou "also" would hnvo been more lu print the word "too" bcmiiuo "two." Such wus the incident Unit 1ms now become tho subject of international correspondence. A Itflinurlmblo Ullle. Italy's military authorities arc do- votiug Kreut attention to remarkable rillo wiiich has been iuventod by im olUuor of the UcrBUfillori, aud which is doolurud to ho i to tho nnmsor, to tho lnlest design Uiinnliohcr and the LcU'Molford. llx eluu'ucteristiu is that 80 sliotH cmi lio flvcd in uiiuuto without -tlm weapon bcinjj rcuiovvd from tho shoulder.

Its acceptance, which is regarded us probable, will involve- thn rearming of tho entire Italian army ut un enormous cost, which the country ouu ill afford. Mrs. 0. B. Stewart is visiting at Mr.

John Biggs bhls week. Mrs. K. A. Webster has been very 111 for tho past week, but Is better at present.

Ihe W. 0. T. U. will meet on Thursday, Sept.

9th, with Mrs. Jonn G. Smith. All members nnd interested friends are cordially requested to be present. The Godfrey schools under tho instruction of Miss McCarthy, also tbo Bethany school, in charge Mr.

H. li. Luntorman, open last Wednesday with a ijood attendance. Master Stamper, who has been BQriously ill lor several week is gradually growing stronger. Messrs.

Will Lyons and Will Jackson spent last Sunday with friends at Moro. Kov. J. B. Fairbauk will preach at the Congregational obnrob uext Sunday, and will probably have his goods shipped here next week.

The Woman's Missloniary meeting, having been postponed last week, will moat on Friday afternoon of this week at Mrs. J. B. Turner's Remember the county soldiers' reunion to be held hero Sept. 8 and 9.

Large bills are posted announcing the various features of amusement. Qood speaking, music, plenty of good things to eat, and a dance at night is all sufficient to make it thoroughly enjoyable for all who attend. After spending several weeks visiting with relatives. Mrs. Mary Foster has returned to her home at Independence, Kansas.

Mrs. Emma Hheltz also has returned to her home at Chicago, after a very pleasant stay of several weeks with relatives. Mr. Nicholas Ost is visiting relatives in Iowa. The Modern Woodmen have no assessment for September.

There was none for April and according to custom there will be none for December. It is a good showing for the order. Thompson and Bauers have been busy of late potting a new roof on Bussell Wilson's residence at Dorsey. Mrs. Lou Burgess, of Alton, Is visiting her parents here.

Mrs. Rebecca Skaggs, of Oleghorn, Iowa, Is veiling relatives here. Visitors to St. Louis last week were Louis Pfister, Wra. Metiers, Ohas.

Wood and John Rinker. H. G. Basset and Jos. Burns are sinking a coal pit.

Tbe quality of Fosterbnrg coal Is so well known that the demand exceeds tho present sup- oly, consequently there is encouragement for a greater supply. Pfaff has.groatly improved his store building by adding a porch to the front. School will begin here Mondoy with Miss Mabel Richarda in charge of the primary room. Dr. itfoore is in line with improvements to his residence.

Dr. Hall baa shaken the Fosterburg dust from his feet and moved his effects to Granite City. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snuerwlne mourn tbo loss of tbeir Infant child.

Funeral servicea were held on Tuesday at the Baptist Church Rev. Bell ofllciatiug. Ono of Mrs. Dingerson's boys was unfortunate in falling from a horse one day last week and broke bis leg. Dr.

Lemon of Upper Alton attended to his injuries. On last Thursday evening two of cur most prominent society people were united iu marriage, it being Mr. Hiram Ueines and Miss Mollie Hunt. We extou'd our congratulations and wish for them as a result of the union, endless joy. Our citizens are taking quite au interest in the County celebration and havo gone' about in a business like manner preparing to have our township represented.

We will send a float aud good delegation headed by our band. Romembor the days and dates of the reunion. Come out and have a general good time. Monroe, Sept. Mrs.

Guthrle, of Luther Guthrie, a 'prominent citizen of. Walnut Orove, was killed by Mrs. Guthrle had one of her children In her arms when the bolt fell. She was killed Instantly. The child was but was neither killed nor rerl- ously Injured.

Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Tha Contains Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely de- raugo the whole system when entering through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never boused except on prescriptions fromrepnta-. ble physicians, as the damage they will do Is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Onre manufactured by P. J.

CHENEY Toledo, 0., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood ana mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Oure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. CHENEY Teatimonials free.

by Druggists, price 75 cents per bottle. Illinois State Fair, Springfield, 111., Sept. 27 to Oct. For the above the 0. A.

B. R. will sell excursion tickets to Springfield and return at verv low rate, Sept. 62 to Oct 2. Return limit Oct.

4. PILES! PILES! PILES Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind, Bleeding, Ulcerated and Itching Piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays the itching at as a poultice, gives instant relief. Dr.

Williams' Indian Pile Ointment Is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the private parts, and nothing else. Every box is guaranteed. Sold by druKEists.or senFby mail.for and 81 per W. WILLIAMS M'F'O Prop's, Cleveland, O. Sold by Wyes A id Pttes' drug stores.

Shoe and Clothing Go. We boui Boys' SI the SAMPLE ices of a LINE of Men's and Leading Boston Firm -AT Ttjfw- ilmlli on the Dollar. -xt Which together, with odds and ends of of our spring stock we place on sale al LESS Found. At Marsh's drug store, a marvelous cure for all kidney complaints, nervous exhaustion nud female weakness. It is Foley'a Kidney Oure.

Do Not be Imposed On. Always Insist on getting Honey and Tar, as it ia positively, absolutely and unqualifiedly the best bent cough medicine. Accept no sub- Marsh and S. II. Wysa.

Going Down Hill. I'eople suffering from Kidney Diseases feel a gradual but steady loss of strength and vitality. They should IONU no time In trying Foloy'a Kidney Oure, a Guaranteed Marsh and S. U. WVBB.

Sales Withllood'aSarunpn- 1 iilk 1 "und I show that this modi- oliio has enjoyed public confldonco anil patronage to a greater oxtonttliauacoord- oil any otlior proprlutary medicine. This ia simply because ixwueuscB greater merit and produces greater euros than any other. It not what we but what Hood 'a Banmparlllu does, that tolls tho story. All advertisements of Hood's BarBapnrillu, like Hood's Sarbaparllla itself, are honest, Wo havo never deceived tho public, and this with Us superlative medicinal merit, Is why the people have abiding coiiQdeuco in it, and buy Hood's Sarsaparilla Almost to the exclusion at all others. Try Prepared only by q.

Hood Lowull, Maw, Ji rkiii Hood IUa nre tlio Qiily iJllU toko Owing to over crowOlng and bad ventilation, the air of tbo schoolroom la often close and Impure, and tench- eru pupils frequently miffor from lung and throat troubles. To all saob we would say, try Chamberlain's cough Remedy. For coughs, colds, liuiys and bronchial troubles no other reuiody oan compare with it. Says A. 0..

Freed, Superintendent of Schools, i'riiirle Depot, Ohio; "Having some knowledge of the ettloaoy of Ohamber- lahi's Oough Remedy. I have no hesitation in recommending it to all who nutter from coughs, lung troubles, Fer sale by K. Marsh and 8. H. Wyss.

Circuit Tours to Minnesota, the Great Lakes and Michigan. The Burlington Route has tickets on sale to Duluth, SauTt Ste. Mario, Mackinao Island, Michigan resorts, Detroit, Cleveland and Buffalo, going via St. Paul and reluming via eastern tourist points, part way by Great Lake steamers. Final limit of tickets, October Slat.

Summer tourist tickets nlso are on sale to Yellowstone Park, Lllack Hills, Colorado, Pacific const and Pugot Sound points. Burllghton Route fast through trains are equipped with the latest patterns of Compartment and Standard Sleeping curs, troe chair cars and cafe dining oars. Highly Illustrated publications descriptive ot tours to tho west, north and northeast, will bo handed you by the local agent ot the Burlington Route or; mailed you free by the W. 'WAKELEY, Gen. Pi Agent, St.

Louts, Mo. Alton, Ills. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an execution Issued out of tho otBco of the clerk ot the Circuit Court of Madison county, Illinois, upon a certain transcript of a judgment rendered by Francis Brande- wlcdo, a justice ot the peace In and for the countv and State aforesaid, In a certain suit wherein W'lhelm Notznammer was plaintiff, and August Manns and Kate Manns wore de- feDdnnta, which, said transcript was recorded in said Clork'a oflleo, the unders-gncd, Sheriff ot said countv, has levied upon tho real estate hereinafter descrlbod, and will on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. 1807, between the hours ot 0 o'clock In tho morning and the setting ot the sun ot the same day, at tho north front doorot tho City Hall building, In the city of Alton, In said county, sell for cash, at public auction, tho following described real estate to-wlt: Lot number sixteen (16) In block numbered two (2) In Maplo Heights addition to said city of Alton, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satUfy said execution.

E. A. BURKE, Shorlft of Madison county. By George Burton, Deputy. than regular price.

$1.55 Shoes at -5 89 1.50 Shoes at .1.00 2.50 Shoes at 1.69 1.7* Ox-Blood Shoes- 1.25 1.69 2.00 2.69 2.50 J.OO 4.00 /vo.4jjijci matt i J. B. Thomas, Agt, It Hits the Spot. When suffering from from a severe cold and your throat and lungs feel sore, take a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar, when the soreness will be at once relieved, warm grateful feeling and healing of the parts affected will be experienced and you will aay: "It feels ao good. IT HITS THE SPOT." It is Marsh and 8.

H. Wysa. BucKlen a Arnica naive, beat salve in tho world tor oats, bruises, sorou. ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all akin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.

Price 26 centa per bar. For sale Marsh, Alton and Upper Alton There is Class of People Who are injured by the use of coffee Ueoently there bos been placed, in al grocery stores a uew preparation ed QBAIN-O, made of. pure grains, that takes the place of coffee, The moat delicate etomaoh receives it wHiioflt distress, and but few can (ell It from coffee. It does not cost over Children may drink it with great) benefit. and 36j per paokHge, Try it Ask (or ORAIN-Q.

Oaaoarets stimulate Uver, kidneys, and bowels. Never Uckeo, weaken "My boy came home from school one day with his hand badly lacerated and suffering great pain," says E. J. Sohall, with Meyer Drug St. Louis, Mo.

"I dressed the wonnd and applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely. All pain ceased, and in a remarkably short time it healed without leaving a soar. For wounds, sprains, swellings and rheumatism I know of no medidlne or prescription equal to it. I conbider it a household 1 The 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by E. Marsh and 8.

H. Wyss. Summer Tours via Big Four Route to the Mountains, Lakes and Seashore, Special low rates to Put-in-Bay, Islands of Lake Erie, Lake Ohautauqua. Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, St. 'Lawrence Elver, Adirondack 1 Lake George.

New England resorts. To the Qreat Lakes via Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit or Bentqn Harbor. To Mt.Olem- eus, Mackinao and Michigan BesortB. To the Northwest and West via St. Louis and Obioago.

For rates, routes, time of trains and full particulars apply to any agent B.g Four Route, A Cure tor Bilious Colic. Resource, Soroven havo been subject to attacks of bilious collo for several yoirs. Chamberlain's Oollo, Oholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ia the only sure relief. It acts like a charm. One doso of it elves relief when all other remedies Sharp.

For tale by E. Marsh and 8. II, Wyaa, ADMINISTRATED NOTICE. Estate ot Andrew Jaeger, deceased. Tho undersigned having been appointed Ad- ministratrix ot the estate ot ANDREW JAEGER, ate ot tho county of Madison and State ot Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that she will appear before tho County Court ot Madison the Court House, In Edwardsvllle, at' the October term, on the first Monday In Oolober next, at which time all persons having claims against said estate are notified and requested to attend tor the purpose ot having the same adjusted.

All persons Indebted to Bald estate are requested to make Immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this Oth day ot August, A. 1807. If you are wanting shoes you can save 1-3 by buying now of THE dSW IDA M. JAEGER.

Administratrix. COUNTY COURT NOTICE. State of Illinois, Madison county, S3. In the County Court ot Madison county. In tho matter of the application ot Caroline Brueggeman consorvatrix of Frank W.

Brueggeman, an ii unne person, tar leave to sell real eatato. To said Frank W. Bruoggoman and all whom It may concern: Take notice, that tho undersigned, as conaor- vulrlx of the abjvo named frank W. Bruegge- matl, will make application to Ihe county court ot said Madison county at the September term bo held at the Court House In tho city of Eawardsvlllolnaald Madison county on the firnt Monday September, A. 181)7, being ilio Oth day of atld month, for an order to sell all tho right, title and Interest ot said Frank W.

Bruoggeman la and to the following described roaleutato, to-nlt: The southeast quarter of the northwest quarter and the southwest quarter ot the northeafit quarter of section twenty- nine (21)), In township number seven (7) north, range number nine (0) west of tho 3rd principal meridian i also a tract of land commencing at a point on the east line of section lino road running north and south between sections number twenty-nine and thirty, one rod north ot whore the east and west half section line of section number twenty-nine (29) Intersects said road line running thence oast sixty-three (03) roils, thence In a northeasterly direction eighteen rods more or less to the east line ot tho west half ot the northwest quarter ot suction number twenty-nine, at a rolnt twelve and one-half rods, north of the half section lino ot section twenty-Dlne(2D), thence south twelve and one- halt rods to said halt section line, thence west eighty rods on said half section line to the said east line ot said road, thence north to the place of beginning, In township number seven north, range number nine, west ot tho 3rd principal meridian, all ot eald real estate Is situated In ihn county ot Uaooupln and State ot Illinois, Dated August Oth, A. D. 1607. CAROLINE BBUEOaEMAN, Conservatrlx of Frank W.Druiggeman, Insane. LEVI DAVIS Attorney.

MODEL Shoe and Clothing Go. Third and Piasa Sts. Conly Building. At the Low Rate of One Fare for tho Round Trip Via the Plus $2.00 HO VEAR8' iXPERIKNOB, Dr. B.

Deletion's Anil Piuretic May be worth to you ruore than 9100 you bave a obild who soils bedding Icom ineontonenoe of water durtoi sleep, Ouroa old and young alike. arrests the trouble at Sold by Wyss, Prupint, 0555 tt" 1 Jt i I I .1 "s'lVtt TRAD! MARKS, DRIIONV, Illinois Central R. Homseekers' Excursions to all stations south and west ot Fulton, Ky. except to points between Brighton, and Coldwater, Miss. Inclusive, and 10 to New Orleans, on the line ot Illinois Central and the Yaioo MIssls- f'PPl Valley R.R.

i from stations In Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana, on Aug. 3d and 17th, Sept. 7th and 21st, and OotT 6th and 10th For a copy ot the Southern Horaeseekor's Quldo, describing the agricultural advantages ot the country traversed by the Illinois Certral and the Yazoo Mississippi Valley railroads, address, at Manchester, Iowa. J. P.

Merry, Asi eletant Gen. Pass, Agt. For Information In re- to Railroad Lands In Southern Illinois, and tho famous Yazoo Valley of Mississippi ad- S' El ode Lind Oommls- MWiurtpu A Co. reotlrt SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, i i In addition to the above, homeseokors' tickets jT beJ oldf om tatlon8ln Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana to points Aug 8d and 17th, Sapt. 7th and list, and lOth.tnoludlng points on the Illinois Central In South Dako-, Minnesota and Iowa west of Iowa Iowa and to an4 (u t' In'ohnttlon concerning all oan hod of agento of thellllnpli ntral and connecting lines, A.

H. HANSON, Pua, Agent, Chicago, fil, Tho Burlington Harvest Excursions. July 20, August 8-17, September 7-31, October 6-19. On above dates the Burlington Route will aell tickets at one (are plus 92, for the round trip, to points within the Harvest. Excursion territory, throughout the West.North- west and Southwest.

Return fimit 21 days from date of sale. For particulars apply to B. Tboman, Agent, CITY COURT OF ALTON NOTICE State ot Illinois, Madison county, city of Alton, 88. In tho City Court ol Alton, September term, A. p.

1897. Jano MoKenzte vs George MoKenilo. in Chancery. Bill for divorce. It appearing by affidavit on file In tho plerk'B office of the City Court of Alton, In Madison county the abore the said defendant George MoKonile IB a Don- resident ot the State of Illinois, and without toe reach of the ordinary process of this court, and the said complainant aavlne filed her bill for divorce herein to tho September term of tnri court aud a summons In chancery having Deen Issued herein according to law, returnable on the tlrst Monday of September, 1897, Now you, the said defendant whose non-re'l- donoe appears as above, are hereby notmoa unless you be and appear before our said city court, to be holden at tho Court House in tu8 olty of Alton, on the flrst Monday ot Sep- tomber, A.

1897, and then and there plead, demur or answer to said bill according to tbe rules and practice of said court, tnen.saia bill will bo taken for confessed, and a decree entered against you according to the prayer thereof. Pated at Alton this 10thday of July, A.p.,'«'. FRANCIS BRANtiBWEIDB, Clerk. JOBK BRBNUOLT. Sol, tor Complt.

CHANCERY NOTICE. State Illinois, county ot Madison, olty ot Allon. 88. In tbo City Court of Alton; September, term, A. 181)7, John Webster and Catherine Simons, complainants, vs.

Mary Toonoy, Ellen Tlser. Mlohael Connors, Mary MoOfrthy. Jane Forrest, George H. Smiley administrator of the estate of Mirgaret Brown deceased, tne. unknown of Margeret Brown, deoeasatt, the unknown heirs ot Jphanni Mltlrloh, unknown owners, defendants.

In Cnan- iofc ueuuiMtm, tuu Johanna MUlriou, deceased, Interested In this suit and in t)i to all persons deiorlbed IU O0VUI4 hUM BUM In the bill of complaint herein, whoae names are thereof tor pari onitheri Known owners, ants heretofore court the of real M- Issuod out tata, and that a summons, thereupon IBBUOI ot aaid court against the above named roturaaole on the flrrt day the said olty ot Alton, to be held, i room ot said court In the olty.