Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

MAY 9. SPRING IS HERE, ones at H. J. CLOTHS are in demand. Bowman litNGHAMS wear better than pall- I butllttle more.

All the Jew plaid and stripes at J. Bowman Oo PENANGS-Not the light weights. beary goods (in large variety of Bowman Oo. should see our Ohalliei the real French article and in bwnUml patterns, at H. J.

Bowman OUR WOOL DRESS good stock Is jlwiy assorted and we think we can plewe whether you want plain, plaid J. Bowman Co. BLACK This consists of a meat variety of material for Ladles' dues We have retained all the old favorites, and added many new ones. -H. J.

Bowman Oo. SILK We carry a com' Diets stock of surahs, plain plaid and ftmoy, China silks, solid colors and funnies, Satin de Lyon, Peau de 'Sole, Mle Fancais, H. J. Bowman Oo. Are still in favor.

We dairy all the desirable shades and black in different grades. Allsple.n- did value- H. J. Bowman Oo. Fast black hosiery, not 10 called, but absolutely stainless, In til Bibbed or plain in all ikes for ladies, children, men rand bovs, from lOc a pair to $1 at H.

J. Bowman Co. You will soon need lightweights. The Jersey seems to be the favorite; it is elastic, open and comfortable. We have high neck, low neck, long sleeve, short sleeve ind sleeveless, from lOc a garment up H.

J. Bowman Co. Now we think we have right to talk about our Corset stock. We carry about twenty-five, of the best makes, including Warner's, Balls, Thompson's Glovefitting and the hmoui'French P. H.

J. Bowman 40o. WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES Of course this is the time of year you expect a full stock, ud you will not be disappointed when YOU ask to see these goods at H. J. I Bowman Co.

HOUSEKEEPING Hard- worth while to mention. The ladies have long known that we keep only tie most reliable makes and a full (lock, at the meet reasonable prices. -H. J. Bowman Oo.

tawtt Mowefi and sharpened at Gargtentt's machine shop, cornet 1 Fourth and Plasa streets. Garr want everybody to knott, ndw that they have sun um brella In every variety. artistic tailors, a word for all in need of spring furnishings. See their notice. Men's fi.ne Shoes at 0.

B.jRhoads. MB. H. M. Hamlli, of Chicago, will conduct the services In the Y.

M. 0. A. rooms tomorrow afternoon. Miss Daisy Vanfiorn, of Jeraey vllle visiting In the oity to-day.

Mr, B. L. Dorsey, is visiting his R. W. Dorsey, at Oarllnvllle.

Miss Maud Campbell, of Bunker Hill, is the guest of Miss Lucy Carey. Mr. Hugh Hyndman and son, Oftnl- da, are here visiting Mr. Thos Hynd- I man. Misses Van Hern and Cross, of Jerseyville, spent the day with friends here.

Misses Josle and Gertie Oollln's left this morning, oh a visit to Vickburtr. Miss MoOlellan, of St. Louis, is the guest of Miss Daisy Oreswtok, of Upper Alton. Mr. Lawrence Springman, of Brlgh- IF YOU EVER KNEW IT, We Wish You to Know Now.

Remembor Carpets at the Globe. 82wl DAVID PIHBSON, of Oarrollton, one of the oldest, wealthiest and most prominent men of oouutv, died at his home yesterday morning, In his 85th year Order vegetables at Deterding's. 9-0 TICKET Agent Bramhall, of the Big Pour the recepient of a very handsome desk for his office, from Superintendent VanWlnkle. "Jas" is immensely pleased. We are Showing a beautiful line of look-stitch Muslin Fuess Dry Goods Oo.

Miss Nettie Bose entertained a number of her young friends this afternoon at the residence of her mother on Alby street. A very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by the little folks. And yet you should not forget the Millinery at the 82wlt RBV. L. D.

will oreach in East St. Louis tomorrow in exchange with Prof. Ray. Also to look over the field there, in behalf of the Alton Baptist Missionary, Association of which he is chairman. Tickets for the Queen of Fame can be obtained at Seely's or Chamberlain's.

Money to loan on improved farm For particulars, apply to Qeo H. Smiley. tf Mrs. Judge Loomis, of Oariinvillo, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. B.

L. Dorsey, Jr, B. 8. Porter, traveling auditor of the 0. B.

was registered at Hotel Madison last night. Miss Mamie Smith returned this morning from Brighton, whore she spent several days, the guest of Miss Dora Dane. Mrs. Joseph Burnet left this morning for her home in Bloomington.after a pleasant visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Anthony. Mr, Frank Federle, an excellent young man and an old Alton boy, is in the city for a few days' visit. Mr. Pederle will probably not return to Chicago alone. Mr.

0. E. Secretary of the Y. has returned home from Kansas Oity, where he has been in attendance on the annual session of the National Association. A Mr.

J. J. Heckler, of Troy, returned yesterday after a visit- to his parents, Mr. Mrs. Adam Heckler.

He was accompanied by his mother, who will make a brief visit with her son at Troy. i With the choicest selections in White Goods and the best system of Sun Umbrellas and Parasols I3XT ETC Bnohing All ready, for the neok, belts in many styles, Silk Mitts and Gloves, and the dandiest Fans at Strawberry Festival. The ladies of the M. church will give a strawberry festival on Tuesday, May 12th, at Hope's building, on Third street, next door to Connor's Fruit Store. 65 New Lawn Mowers.

If vou want a No. 1 Lawn Mower, call at Beall Bros. SOeodlm THE funeral of Mrs. Mary Riley took place from St. Patrick's church this morning at 9 o'clock, Father O'Fallon officiating.

attendance was very large and a large number of people followed the remains to 'their place of interment in St. Patrick's cemetery, North Alton. We are selling warranted fast black Silk Gloves at 35,40 50 and gen Fuess Dry Good Co. the Summer months, a furnished house, with large, well shaded grounds. Reference given.

Address this office. 8tf GIRLS' ITBICYCLES TO SUIT ALL AGES. I MB. Isaac Montgomery, formerly resident of this city, died yesterday wternoon at Lincoln, where he IMS been Hying with his mother, Mrs. IM mery for se veral years.

Ml ha been in poor health a nnm- of years, but was recently taken La Gripp8 which resulted in He was unmarried, a young ptt of fins traits, and very much ad- Wwd by all hi8acquaintances. ii mind flne clothing for and Boys at the Globe. 8 2wl Altor Pi8hln e01ub met lost gat flotel Madison, and de- flea to hold its next regular meeting June 6th, and appointed a commit- are members, to select grounds make other No 400 only For 8 le 1UTE8 TO UttOTWOOI), UT11E BIG FOUB ItODTU. Iooated dlreotl Pour Bouto MABSHAL Swortz received a description of Harry B. Singer.a deserter on May 7th 1891, from Jefferson Barracks.

Any officer who arrests a deserter, receives a reward of $80. Our vigilant officers here will keep their eves open and should he stray this way he will be taken in without ceremony. to or- tf Get your spring suits made der ac Brueggeman Bros. For first class laundry work take your- soiled linen to H. M.

Sohweppe who has the agency of the Imperial Laundry. 22 tf Miss HATTIE ASHLOCK was last evening surprised by a number of her young friends at the residence of her father on first street. A moat enjoyable evening was passed by the young in games and other amusements. A supper was served and the young people left for their homes about eleven o'clock. Strawberries 15e quart at Strubel's 7 3 Black Silk Mitts in plenty at 25, 35, 40, 50 and Haagon Fuess Dry Goods Oo.

THE Roodhouse local freight train left on the regular time this morning. But something ailed the the car wouldn't bold him. Now there is one person it will hold. It is a young conductor Stevens who arrived yesterday afternoon. John is "out of sight" and if he gets home this evening it will be a wonder.

Do you intend to buy any more Dry Goods, Shoes or clothing? If so buy them now. J. H. Oltman's stock of goods Is being sold out at uost. Miss Ida Fritsoh entertained a number of her friends last evening at her home on East Seoond street.

Dancing, cards andjvarlous other amusements were among the plnasuros of the evening. An elegant lunch was served about eleven o'clock concluded by the Home, Sweet Home march, all presunt having enjoyed tnemse Ives. Having got over a thorough house cleaning, with plenty of light, we are better prepared to show our flue stock of Snring Fiiess Dry Goods Oo. THE oase of tho People of the State of Illinois vs. John Horsbman charged with an assault with intent to kill made upon tbe person of Jouu Hulbert at tbe Glass Works on tbe 27th of April.

Ool, J. J. Brentholt appeared for the defendeut. Tbe oaso was by consent continued to May 22, at 9 o'clock m. There IB a large array of wltneaBea.

Just think for a rainule how easy saved by a oull at the Globe. 82wl Hot and Gold at Maul aupiwaitreot, ap showing them, we feel able "to please Fuess Dry Goods Oo. dwlt A surprise awaits the audience at Temple Theatre, May 15th such as comes to those who never thought talent laid covered up in the souls of their own friends. The magnificent play will have the ability necessary for the occasion, all in good practice, as the rehersals show to a certainty. A WELL known traveling man who waits on an estimable young lady of this city got on a tear yesterday and while in a maudlin condition insisted in visiting bis lady, and the utmost efforts of friends were unavailing to prevent his doing so.

It is safe to infer that the young gentleman is less firmly established in the affections of his inamorato than before his lapse. It appears also that he narrowly escaped an opportunity to contribute to the city exchequer. "Look not upon the wine when it is red, when it giv- eth its color in the cup. At the last it biteth like a serpent and stingeth like an adder." More Trouble In Prospect. The trouble growing out of the transfer of the Glass Works property to the Chicago and Alton railroad is not yet settled.

The Glass Works Company are growing somewhat impatient at the delay experienced in securing a settlement of the difficulty by the road. Two months ago, it was said that the matter would be taken up and an amicable settlement obtained from the road. But the railroad company has done nothing yet. It is doing nothing. The city of Alton owes it to itself, as well as to the Glass Works Company, to see that this wretched piece of business) of gobbling property, which had been donated to the Glass Works, is met with a firm hand and if it is law that inust be appealed to then let it be appealed to at once.

So long as the Chicago and Alton road continues to be-cloud the title of Alton's great industry to the land given it by the city, just so long will our citizens hold, and hold rightfully, that that road is inimical to Alton and unfriendly in the severest form. If there is friendship for Mr. Smith, and for Alton, with the O. A. Compony, it is high time that some of it was being shown.

Mendelssohn Society. The Mendelssohn Society met Wednesday, May 6th, with Miss Wade. There was a large attendance. It was decided to make the annual dues for next year for active members, and to raise the, initiation fee to 1. It was also unanimously voted to admit next September twenty- five associate members.

The active membership now numbers 69 names with three applicants for membership awaiting vacancies. The following program was given: Antonin Dvorak. 1. Serenade, op. 44, Misses Wade and Handle.

2. Song, "Fac ut ordeat," Stabat- mater, Mrs. Mnrfree, with chorus. 3. Song, "Inflammatns," Stabat- mater, Miss Van Hooser.

4. Piano Legende, Miss Lathy. 6. Slavonic Danoe, op 72, Mrs. Rohland and Miss Hill.

6. Piano Waltz in Mrs. Taylor. 7. Sketch of Dvorak, Director.

8. "My love at Thy Sweet Voice." (Saint Saans.) 9. Analysis of Beethoven's 6th Symphony, Miss Stanford. 10. Allegro and Andante from 6th Symphony, Misses Randle and Minon.

The society adjourned to meet on May 27th with Mrs. Cheney in Jerseyville. op 69, 1, No. Are you thinking of Baying a GOLD WATCH, if so it will pay you to call and Examine my Stock. I can me you 15 per cent on the The East End Jeweler.

820 E. Second si! I I NOW HATE On Exhibition THE LARGEST STOCK OF Solid Gold and Filled Watches Ladies Oxfords in all styles at 0. B. Bhdads, Star Shoe Store. "Yes Indeed" said he leads.

"the Globe 8 2wl MR. E. F. DETBEDINQ has just ceived a handsome new vegetable safe with a number of apartments for vegetables of various kinds. It is enclosed in glass and the shelves are of wire, which freely admits the passage of the water which is sprayed from above by means of an atomizer connected directly with the water pipe.

This will enable him to keep his vegetables always fresh and reduce loss from stale vegetables to the minimum. The tasty arrangement of vegetables in the case presents a very attractive appearance. The ladies of the W. R. O.

will give a social entertainment at G. A. R. Hall, corner of Fourth and State streets, Saturday evening. children, lOc; adults, 15o; refreshments free.

A good time is guaranteed. Come one. Come all. 7-3 WILLIAM B. SUATTUC, General Passenger Agent of the Ohio and Mississippi rood, at the Central Traffic Ai- aooiation meeting, on Wednesday, told the members present that the sooner they boycotted the Ohio and Mississippi road for working with the Chicago and Alton the better for tho 0.

and M. road. He did not propose to change his attitude toward the 0. Best brick in the world for sidewalks. See them on the levee.

7eod tf R. T. LAUQBNT. Last night's rehersal was a success. Everybody was on.

hand and enthusiasm was the very soul of the work. The parts are wisely given to those who undertake them as was shown by tho excellence of rendition. "The crowning will be exciting and Interesting. May 15th at Temple Theatre. It is reported that a principal in one of the Alton pupllo schools stated to his pupils, that he was "glad that Jen Davis lived long enough to see Grant, Logan and other leading Union soldiers in their graves." This was too much for one Union soldier, and so he took his children out of school.

This would be a go'od matter for our hoard of Education to investigate. For One buy horse and stake wagon, bay mare and buokboard. Inquire at 103 west Seoond street. I Otf Hoge 7 the photographer is now per manently, located in the old 0 man Galloj.f at 10 west Seoond and having added a new large in meat la prepared to turn out flret-ol plotorWtoWUtylei, Every tissue of the body, every bone, muscle and organ, is made stronger and more healthful by the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla. 4 Remember.

The Strawberry Festival at Hope's building on Third street next door to Connors fruit store, Tuesday, May 12. Supper from five to eight. Strawberries and cream, cake, strawberry short-cake, hot biscuit, coffee, sandwiches, cold meats and salads. All for 36 cents. Everybody come.

On the JLeree. 'The river has fallen three-tenths In 24 hours, the gauge showing 14.8 feet. The Polar Wave passed up this morning with a tow of empcy ice barges. The Mary Morton passed down this morning with a good trip and will be up this evening for Keokuk. The H.

Pike passed down this morning with a good trip and will be up this evening for Peoria and way landings. The Dora which has been laid up at St. Louis for repairs will be up this evening on her regular trip for Olarksvi'le and waylandings. Forgot it not, the Globe has a flne line of shoes and slippers, 8 2wl Black and fancy stripe flannel shirts and underwear at Brueggeman Bros. tf We have veritable actors us we did not know of.

The opportunity has developed them. Yon would not suspect your daughters and sons or your next neigebors could do so nobly. Last night's rehearsal shows that the 16th of May at Temple Theater will be an exciting occasion for all who go to witness the "Crowning," Black check and I ace Effect Lawns and black Satines from lUc to 30c in full supply at Haagen Fuess Dry Goods Oo. dwlt Fresh Shipment of California Wine. Just received, by the Chicago and Alton road, a car load of sweet and dry wine, from the celebrated Rhine farm in Sonoma Valley, California.

.64 J. H. BAIBLE. For Tbe Last Time. Buckwurst at Leur Bros.

EVER BROUGHT TO ALTON. Do not fail to examine the line of Diamond Rings, Lace Pins, Ear Rings, Lockets, Studs Collar Buttons. In Marble, Walnut and Nickle. Wheat Market. Wheat on the St.

Louis Board continued to fluctuate considerably today. July closed as on yesterday at 941c, though at one time It reached- Cash wheat Is quoted at $1.01. The price paid In this market remains as on yesterday 98o. Notice. Annual meeting of stock holders of Odd Follow'sTemplo Association, on Monday evening, May llth at 8 o'clock in Temple building, for the purpose of.

electing three (3) directors and such other business as may come before the meeting. It Is desired that all stockholders be present or send a proxie. G. A. MoMlLLBN, Sec.

p. W. JOESTINO, Pros. 0-2t Money to loan on improved real estate. Apply to Rudershausen Sonntag, Third street.

dtf House JUovlngt Buildings raised or moved without serious damage to plastering. Chimneys, larije or small, can bo -jalsca or moved with the buildings. References, work recently done for Mr. George Long, corner of Four.th and Langdon streets, and Mr. George Diokson's house, 1124 Union Mack, 1240 Main street.

Cdwlm. of Uocoused Children, photographer, ban made ns to take excellent plo- after deafce. He ban rltte.oome that have given p.vo jmrcU 8-2t Memorial Seryices. Alton Post, G. A.

has accepted the invitation of the Upper Alton Baptist cnurch to worship at that church on Sunday, May 24th, being observed as memorial day. A large number of the members of Alton post live in Upper Alton. Rev. Wm. pastor of the church, will preach the sermon.

Spoons, Forks and Napkin Kings, PLATED WARE OF ALL KINDS, AT PRICES LOWER TEAK EVBB, J. H. Booth, The Leading Jeweler, ,1. r' the Misery of it. Human wrttcUtdness touches bottom In seasickness Lire Is lielda feather's weight by tho unfortunate afflicted with it.

Why endure Its atrocious Internal convulsions when Hosteller's stomach Hitters relieves them Instanter? Not only relievos, but pro- vents, It Is not always on the "briny traveler's nausea In experienced. 1 toll way journeying, riding with one's back to tho horses or tho locomotive sometimes produces It In super-sensitive stomachs. Hosteller's Stomach Blttprs Is always the prompt remedy.Tlio mischievous properties of brackish water, tho evl) Influence of miasma, unwholesome or unaccustomed food, excessive futlgue, whether bodily or mental, the dyspeptic tendency bred by sedentary pursuits, tho pernicious effects of exposure to extremes of temperature or dampness, all these are effectually counteracted by this genial preservative of health. Cures also rheumatism, kidney and bilious trouble. Kemovul.

Mrs. J. Baker has removed from 215 Third street to 22 Bast Second street, where she will be pleased to meet friends and patrons for stamping latest designs, plain sewing, embroidery and painting. 7 wldS Death of Ckarles U. Lea.

The following telegram was received this morning: ST. JOSEPH, May 0. Alton Telegraph Mr. Charles Q. Lea, formerly of Alton, died at St.

Joseph. this a. m. Tbe remains will be shipped to Alton for burial. MRS.

O. O. LBA. Mr. Lea was a son of the late J.

H. Lea, and was a prominent business man for many years in this city. A Meaning Sense Of health and strength renewed and of ease and comfort follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it acts in harmony with nature to effectually cleanse the system when costive or bilious. For sale in 50o and 1 bottles by all leading drugglsto. "Notice.

Mv wife having left me, I will not be responsible for any debte made by her after this date. JOHNSPANOKNUEKQ, JR. Ice. 1200 tons of 20 inch Wisconsin ice on band. Private consumers wishing summer delivery will please send postal, or telephone ALTON GOAL AND IOB Oo.

Successors to L. Blokel, Temple Theatre building. ftp. 6-tf Laundry left atH. M.

Sohweppe's will done io first olaaa style, The Imperial Laundry, 199 tf LOOK --SOMETHING X.OOK THE NEW PROCESS VAPOR STOTBS. Made by thesandard Lighting CO It is Simply Wonderful und it wil Pay vou to Investigate Any Child can Operate it. On Exhibition during Business Hours. a fell LlM of OAKLAND Stoves Sole Third st. Opp.

WE WANT Every Mother Come and see onr Children's Suits Onr Line Jerseys for Children 8 to 7 Tears Old CANT BE BEAT. H. M. Scmweppe clothier. HatterandfurnK.