Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

StantijiiYeakel Fhve trie largest; of i Groceries JffiSW fedward ef Kanttrteo tor Speaker. In the city, best of BAS vertise in the TELEGRAPH, but it brings big money to the Ad- vertiser. I Jan. 4 o'clock this thorrilng at a fnll caucus of Republican members, ward Curtis, of ftatifeafeee was select- for Spenfcer, aft AT the stormiest DO YOU SLEEP WA caucus lioi-e toe Canned Goods, etc, Cor. 2nd and Market Alton, III, At pox's every amje9B extraotlou.

Third street, over Booth's Gertrude to Montioello Seminary this morning. at The Ifrstor-Obear ot EastiSf. Lotis, is to enlarge Want by the addition of a green bottle factory. Mr. Nestor was, a few years ago, ono of the foremen of the Illinois Glass plant in this city.

About $28,006 will be expended in the new house. We will make you an interesting lays! a ttny klnd of MOW wanting PuntHun all gad ue tic. Mary Austin reto7ned to St. Louis today, after after a visit wltH Mrs. 0.

R. Jamreson. down fir. A. 'Dentist, Spaldlng bdg Mr.

Hewitt Rodgers, who ia very Slokwlth pneumonia nt Hotel Madison, is not any better today. Oil Nt) Sunday Traihs. and afler Sunday, Jan. 9, all "La ys The postoffloe at Oanollton was robbed on Saturday night of 897 in money. No stamps were taken.

Store C. MUEQQENBURQ. PORTRAIT ARTIST 1 ft In Crayon WaterlColqr and'Pastel Work. Framing and Gilding 'Prices Moderate. Globe trimmed hats at coat at the August Maxeiner and Miss Emma Keiser, both of Fosterburg, were murrled by Justice Quarton this afternoon.

Manpln makes a specialty of party orders for ice cream, salted almonds, frosted nuts, mint wafers, etc. tanury that reads paper to try a sack of "La Belle" tour. 604 Eas Second st Alton, 111 too long to order -sewliifiine for XMAS. Only Drop Head. Seamstress Como early.

00 "Drop Head 2150 3200 HapgoodBeautylS 00 Favoilto Cheap 01 JIM 1300 HAPGOOD PLOW CO. Office loot of Henry street. N. Y. BUCKWHEAT, VERMONT Maple Syrup 11 5 and 10 Fruit Cakes.

Plum Puddings, Seedless Raisins, AND Genie 11 Mote Sawyer Keiser, Madison Phone 185. ALTON CONSERVATORY, Second and Alby Streets Sixth Term. R. C. MILLS, Director, Second and Albv St SATURDAY, JAN.

9 th. Denman Thompson's Beautiful Play IHE 010 Management of E. A. MoParland. By the Original Supporting Company Including tho Original Double Male Quartet.

Mrs. S. B. Soarritt has returned 10 Godfrey from Orange, N. where she spent a very pleasant four month's visit with her son and family, very much improved in health.

We are not saying very mach but are selling Black and Colored Jocfteti mighty cheap. Don't take that la palled "just as good;" insist upon having "LaBelle." The monthly competitive drill and inspection of the Alton Naval Miltia takes place tonight at the armory. The new pictures of the members of the company, taken by Photographer Shoolery, will be. on exhibition in hall- Others may talk but we are bargains in Jaokets and Uapes at the Globe. Joseph Brown, a man about SO years of age, and sick with was taken from a shanty boat below the depot this afternoon, to the Hospital.

The boat was in a dangerous condition, and very liable to sink with its sick occupant, and he was ordered removed by Dr. Taphorn. Notite to Tax Payers. I erty holders in Alton Towns' notified that I will be 9P lleot or'8 office in building after Jan. 1, to receive taxes which are now due.

P. HOPPB, Township Collector. For the Inauguration. Arrangements for the trip of the Alton Naval Militia and the cadets and officers of the Western Military Academy to Springfield next Monday to attend the inauguration exercises, have been about completed. 'The White Hussar Band will accompany the two organizations, together with a large number of citizens, and Alton is expected to make a'fine showing in the parade.

The 0. A. will probably be the road chosen to travel on, a fare of 75 cents for the round irip having been promised. Ool. J.

J. Brenholt, who is a member of the Military Committee of the Inauguration was in Springfleld yesterday making arrangements for the entertainment of the Alton delegation. Sale of Stock In the Piasa Building and Loan Association. 51 on 2 1897 sell Stock in the 39th series of the above association limited to 500 shares. First payment 75e per share.

Those wish- have asked at the wrong place. You have only to come to us. We have BLANKETS to sell by the dozen. And we will make a price so you can keep We want to sell these while it is the season use them. 104 West Third Street.

JT 4.UUDQ WlOii" ing stock should apply to the secretary. L. PFEIFFINBERQER, Pros. J. F.

McGiNNis, Sec. PRICES: $1, 7Sc. 50c and 25c. Seats on sale at Pates' Drue Store, Commencing Jan. 2d, 10a.m.

Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away. 1 truthful startling title of abook about No-to-bflc, the only harmless guaranteed tobacco habitcure. If you want to quit and can't, use "No-to- bao." Braces up niootlned nerves, eliminates nicotine poisons, makes weak men gain strength, weight and vigor. Positive cure or money refunded. Sold by S.

H. Wyss. Book at druggists, or mailed firee. Address the Sterling Bemedy Chicago office, 45 Randolph New York, 10 Spruce stree Dr. A.

O. Uarr. dentiar, U3 3d st For an equal to imported 2 fer for 10? straight, try a Winssap. The following services will be held in St. Paul's Episcopal church, on Wednesday, the Feast of the Epiphany; Holy Communion at 7 a.

Morping Prayer and Meditation at 10 o'clock; Evening Praj'er and Sermon in Trinity Chapel at 7:30. Maupin's Horehound tablets for a cold are the bast. Denman Thompson's "Old Home- Btead" returns to Temple Theatre next Saturday night, in a cloak of new scenery, surrounded by realistic environments, some of which are possibly uflexoelled in the sphere of artistic scenery. The sale of seats commenced with the usual rush for favorite play. A Rare Chance for an experienced lime burner, one capable of managing business from beginning to end.

Apply in person to W. S. Jewett, Crystal City, Mo. Try a load of Climax? coal; best In Gossrau. Sole Agent.

Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys and bowels. Never sicken, weaken Personal. Miss Alma Jones, of St. Louis, is visiting Misses Fay and Olara Ourdie. Lulu Degenhart has been visiting Miss Tessio Schmeider in Jerseyville.

Dr. Justus Bulkloy went to Jerseyville yesterday to officiate at the funeral of Miss Mary Ford. D. B. Sparks left for Spring- fleld yesterday to take charge of his duties, as Senator.

The Legislature meets at noon tomorrow. OFFICER BUDDE WELL. will Go to Edwardsville to Testify Against His Assailants. Patrolman Chris H. Bndde, who was so seriously Injured by being shot by burglars two weeks ago Saturday night, has sufficiently recovered as to be able to go to Edwarasviila tomorrow to appear before the Grand Jury to testify against the colored men charged with the crime, the two Wrights and Joseph Lowry.

Chief of Police Kuhn was over yesterday and appeared before tho Grand Jury, as was also Mrs. Beinioke, whose store was robbed by the three men. Bev. Wm. Voyles is another important witness, having seen the three colored men together in the vicinity of Mrs-Benicke's stpre justa few minutes before the robbery ocoured.

The Grand Jury will undoubtedly speedily return indictments against the three men after the appearance of Officer Budde before them, and the trials may yet take place this term of court. The men are almost sure of conviction, their recognition by Officer Budde and Mrs. Boinioke, and also Mr. Voyles being complete. It is thought with this chain of evidence surrounding them that they are good for long terms in the penitentiary.

THE RAGING MISSISSIPPI. Tht Waters Still Rising, Though Not So Pawn Broker Shop Next door north to the Alton Nalionf 1 bank, money to loan from $1 to S2000. Highest price paid for second hand nlothing. Send postal card. LOUIS WlSELMAN.

Mild sugar-cured hams and breakfast Bros. Packing Co. Lost. A garnet signet ring on upper State street. Finder will receive 85 reward at this office.

White, Light, Strong, "LaBelle" Flour. The Best, CHILD LABOR LAW. Annual Report of the State Factory Inspector. H.BIOTH 1 The Leading Jeweler, 119 Wfpt Third st. The following is a paragraph from the annual report of the State Factory Inspector under the child labor referring to the glass industry of the State.

It shows that while the em- ployes of the Illinois Glass Company have jncreatten more than 25 per cent, 1895, the number of children employed has fallen over 60 per cent. This is what the Inspector says of the Alton works, and It is highly oommenditory of the 1 Two of the six glass manufacturing companies in Illinois are the largest employes of children in the State in 1890, as is shown by an inspection made in December. In that month the Illinois Glass Company at Alton, employed 193 children, and the Strsa- tor Bottle and Glass Company at Streator 124 boys. The whole number of children in this trade at this inspection was 373, fifty-six being in the employ of four companies at East St, Louis, Belleville and Ottawa. The Illinois Glass Company especially illustrates the advantages of the child labor provisions.

The number of its employes has grown from 1,800 In 1805, to 2,600 in December, 1898; and the number of children has fallen from 603 to 183. The youngest children have been replaced by a mechanical improvement; and the work is now done by boys not conspicuously below the average size of working children, except Jn the case of a few boys who were already dwarfed before the law took effect. This dwarf- Ing of children has not been found to' the same extent in any other branch of industry and the enforcement of the law seems to have checked it in the glass works. nits and We fltee UKEc West Third Street, Uangerous Hunting. Messrs.

Eugene and Ralph Webb had a rather unpleasant experience Sunday night, caused by the rapidly rising waters of Che Missouri river. They had been hunting wild geese on the Missouri, and pitched their tent for the night not far from the water. In a short while they noticed that the water was coming up to them, and they sat np all night for fear of being surrounded by the flood. In the morning the river was such a torrent, and the waves so boisterous, that it was dangerous to venture on it in a but they finally succeeded in getting home yesterday afternoon. When they left the Missouri the place where their tent had been was covered by fifteen feet of water.

Notice to the Public. We have leased the abstract books as complied by Ohas. P. Wise and John W. Ash and will hereafter furnish reliable and up-to-date abstracts of titles.

We will receive, reports from Edwardsville daily. (Jive us a trial. DAVIS STAMPER. For Sale or Rent, Residence in Upper Alton. Ten rooms; near trolley car; large lot; fine J.

Cole Clarke. After Mining Machinery. Mr. B. Gates, of Alton, a railroad man, well known in St.

Louis, Is in the city, stopping at the Planters'. He ii on his way East from Colorado to purchase a concentrating plant for the Piasa Bird mining properties, consisting of five mines and 100 acres of placer in Saguaoue county, Colo. Mr. Gates and St. Louis associates located this property about year ago, and have been engaged stnoe then in prospecting.

They say they are turning 'a very free milling ore yielding in gold and teu of silver per ton, and another grade, moro difficult to treat.but yielding $70 per ton. The stock, which started last March at per shire hai practically all been marketed within the iaat few days at and Mr. states that no holder whom he has met since bis return is willing to part with any. Several tons of sample ore that have accumulated in prospecting have just been marketed, and soou as the concentrating plant is in place the mines will be worked to their full capacity Wanted. Girl to do general houie work.

Apply to Mrs. H. Burnap, Upper Alton, The Alton Roller Milling Co. will deliver "La Belle" flour to any part of the city, 'fry it, Soft Coal Require the best Coal. Try our "Imperial Lump" and you will flnd what you want, TJvery load gives satisfao- Fuel Qo 810 Belle st, Motburs whose children are troubled with bad colds, croup or whooping cough, will dowel to read what Dr, B.

B. Bobey, of Oiney, says on the subject. He writes: "For years we have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, sed always keep it in the the house, It is regarded in our fftWllyasa opoolflo for all kinds of ccMs and coughs. The 25 and so cent bogles lor sale by Mauslj and 8. The waters of the Mississippi still continue to encroach on the lowlands, though not at tho rapid rate of Sunday and Monday.

The rise last night was eighteen inches, and there has been a small advance today, The total rise so far has been about seventeen feet, one of the greatest advances in the river that has ever taken place in so short a period of time. All the lowlands are flooded, and the inhabitants of the shanties and boat houses along the river have had to flee to higher ground for safety. Several of the boat houses along the sand bar were sunk, and the owners lose all their contents. These poor people are left without homes and last night many of them appeared at the police station begging for shelter. They were given quarters in the old postoffloe for night.

It is thought that the height of the flood has been reached, unless more wet weather ensues, which is not probable from present indications. The river presents a wild scene with its broadexpanse of waters and white- capped waves, while along the shore is wreckage of all descriptions, with the Eagle Packet wharf-boat located many feet from the shore. If the river should block in this condition the wharf- boat would bo in a dangerous situation, as it would be liable to be. carried down stream by heavy ice. Come dround ana sets ua Before you buy your winter coal.

We can give you the beat of coal of all kinds at the lowest possible price. N6w te a good lime to Dorsey Fuel 310 Belle, and 2nd and Henry streets. Coal. Buy coal for winter of Wm Fries. Telephone 213.

Coffee and Teas! tin oan8 Our Blend, per Golden Choice Rio, per Ib, 2 2 Bear Rio, per ft, "3f CHASE SANBOBN'sJ: I cAo, In pound and half-ponnd FOR SALE BY Per ft, THOS GOODIEH SOLE AGENT, No. 26 West Second st. DON'T THINK Just 30 Days More. and 2 Ib Standard Tomatoes, par oan 2 Per doze 03ii. Fine Sweot Corn, per Par dozen, BBf.

Baby Bunting or Pansy brand, very Marrowfat Peas, per oan I'er dozen, 750. Ib Now York Apples, per oan Per dozen, 41on oan Per dozen, $1.65. i IDS California Prunes, fancy Quart Maple Syrup Worth W. Half gallon can Maple Syrup Sold elsowhoro at Ibs net bucket Jolly any Ibs not buokot Fruit Butters 5 Sold elsewhere at S3 and 2601. Extra Vinegar Ploklos, per doz Worth Per gallon New Buttor or Boana nor Ib 1 Ibs tor 26(f.

Frpsn Country Eggs pel Star or Horsa Shoo tobacco, pltgs Corn Starch Ibs largo Lump Gloss Starch Because a Stove is round and the maker has called it Oak of some sort that it's the Genuine R0CND See the 'name on the foot. Sold only by A. L. FLOSS, THIRD ST. OPP.

BELLE. 100 boxes Eagle Mustard Sardines Or oan. Everything guaranteed flret-olass. NEBRASKA Glass Workers Can find all kinds of SHOES at our store. Boys' Factory Shoes from 7Sc to A I 8 7SC t0 2 Wice Line of Women Shoes from 90c to $1.50 Misses Dress We are now delivering goods to all parts'of the city GIBERSON SON? 109 West Second Street.

CALDWELT.T SMcb. thlHolty, Jan. 4. 1807, Mary S. Caldwell, daughter of Mrs.

A. M. Culdwftll, Funeral ecrvlce at tho family residence, 1110 Henry street, Wednesday aflornoon, Jan. Oth, atao'olook. Friends the family are Invited to attend.

The Modern Mother has found thnt her little ones are improved more hy the pleasan Syrup of Figs, when in need of the laxative effect of a gentle remedy than by-any other, and that it ia more acceptable to thorn. Children enjoy it and It benefits them. The true remedy, Syrup of Figs, ia manufactured by the California Pig Syrup Co, only. Awarded Highest Fair, DR, MARKED DOWN. All UNDERWEAR, JACKETS, CLOAKS and'M CAPES are marked down to make room.

We have a new supply of that handsome Fleece Lined Wrapper Cloth. BETZ 650 East 2nd st. fr MOST PERFECT MADE. A puij Grape Cream pf Powder. Frw from Arnmonu, Alum cr other 49 VIAW THI THE BEST OF GROCERIES AT Reasonable Prices QUALITY ALWAYS First Considered.

J. H. BAUMAN, No, 400 Belle st,.