PIA8A DAIIiY GHflUTAUDUAN.
VOL. II.
TIIUR.SDAY, AUGUST i, 1898.
NO. 13.
INVITE all the visitors at Ctiautaiiqna, if in Jerseyville, to call and inspect their stock of
■ Carpets, Mattings, Portiers, Lace Curtains, Draperies, etc., on second Moor, and our immense
stock of Dress Goods, Underwear and Hosiery, on first Hoor WARREN & WISEMAN.
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KSTABMSHEn IN 186a.
1898.
lERSEYVILLE
...Agricultural Works...
T"E 'HOMMEB"
Fjiimtis (ion t forgot we sell the Rest
SIII,KY .ind GANG PLOWS BKLLEVILLE
IiUILl.S, .111(1 NEWTON> IRON ROLLERS.
ROBERT NEWTON & SON,
JKUSEYVILLE. ILLINOI.S.
A. O. Auten 6l Co.
Hardware, Furniture,
Machinery,
Pianos and Organs,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Jkrseyville, III.
Now IS Ti^E Time
To Sow Kye aiid Tiniotliy Seed,
whii-li you L-ili find at
STANLEY'S Flour and Feed Store,
.iersevville. ill.
Ifyim want tlio Purest and Best
loe . .
Ore am
III tlie ciumtry, ^o to the .
Chautauqua Lunch Counter
and set
LEIGH & SON'S Faiumis
Hand-Made CREAM.
l^'Tliey have the exclusive rioht to
sell on Chautauqua orounds.
LEIGH & SON.
PROGRAMME.
TODAY.
GRAND ARMY AND SOLDIER DAY.
MORNING.
8:30 Pentecostal Hour.
10:00 Norman Train ins? School Lec-
ture.
AFTERNOON.
2:;M Col. John Soliiesl<i.
EVENING.
8:00 Dr. R. G. Iloblis. 'Tlic Present
Conditions of .Missionary
Work in India."
TOMORROW.
FORENOON.
8::W Devotional Rally Hour.
10:30 Normal Section.
AFTERNOON.
2:.30 Prof. N. N. Biddell's Last Lec-
ture. •Truth and Love."
3::i0 Round Tabic. Prof. Riddell.
EVENING.
8:00 Col. John Sobieski.
Concerts will be ijiven on Aui;ust \5.
IGand 17
The quartette will contest for tlie
prizes during the last week.
Elmer Erwin went to Jersey ville
on Monday nifilit. to rehearse with
the band
It seems so trood to see Dr. Bulkley
among us. He is one of the great
thinkers of tlie day.
We could not but sympathize with
those young ladies whose young gen-
tlemen friends left our pretty city
yesterday.
Tliomas Stanhope, of Godfrey, was
up to liear Riddell, Tuesday.
A. H. Hunt and Anna Lowe were
here Tuesday.
Flora Cassell, the song writer, is a
daughter of Mrs. Haniilton, our weli
known Chautauquan.
The Corcican Girl's Revenge, by
Miss L: Grant, given Monday, was
an elocutionary treat.
The census taken Tuesday, shows
1160 persons on the grounds, dwelling
in tents and cottages.
We are always made better when
we meet such men as our good brother
Stokes, who always has asmlling face.
Mr. George Washington Slaten and
daughter, Clara, came down Tuesday,
to spend the week.
Leave your laundry at the grocery
si ore on the grounds, for the City
Steam Laundry. Jerseyville. III.
Finest work, prompt delivery. tf
Ira Ni,\on is the best walker on the
grounds, though not more than ten
years old. lie walked to Alton Sat-
urday—a distance of perhaps 20 miles.
The Duncan Sisters sang Tuesday
afternoon, one of their sacred selec-
tions, to which the congregation re-
sponded by rising to their feet, en-
mass, and giving Chautauqua salute.
Mrs. Van Treese, wife of our super-
intendent of devotional services, re-
ceived a letter yesterday, from her
son Harry, who is at Santiago. It was
two sheets of paper, carefully folded,
addressed and tied with a string.
Harry said he was now anxious to re-
turn home. He had been in the
thickest of the fight, had seen the
Spaniards surrender, and now he is
ready to return home.
W. S. PITTMAN
DRUG €0.
TiiK Jersey viLLE
Prbsckiption Drug Store.
Our friend, A. P. Brewer, one of the' THE NEW STORE
popuhir Cliiiutaiiqiuuis, lias just, re- 1 is the .miy phi.-,- in .r^rspy^ mic ti.Mt
turncrl from St. Louis.
Mrs. Robt. Bealty and dauifliler.
Mi.ss Man) ie. are stopping at tlie Me-
New 8t(H'l-Ro(l Umbrella
For 50 Cts.
H.S.COWEN. (Licentiate in Pliarmai-y.) - - i r-„^„„. .. ^., . „ C/^«.•/^» P f^r.
Man.i.;er... IciureeoltMse, on .Jerseyville Ave. reSeil.Sseyer, aeillOr Ct tO.
The Launch, Veva,
Is a Regular Excursion Yaclit.
When you are warm, take a ride on the liver
and become cool.
V-.ivv 111 Gr-iiftuii and Return, is :!0 cents.
For further partii'nlars. call on
W. H. MOnLER.
Daily Piasa Chautauquan.
Issued Daily, E.\cept Sunday.
Single Copies
Per Week
Tor the Sea.so
2 Cents
m Cents.
:« Cents.
G W. SmcrnKKO,
I'Ll'.LlSUF.K'..
Entered as second class matter, at tin
I'ost Office in Jerseyville, Illinois.
jEUSBYVlIiLE, -1l1>., AUGUST 4, if.
(\ Wliite returned to liis duties at
Alton, yesterday,
"Tlie giggers are after me." is tlie
latest Cliautaui|ua saying.
Miss iMaiy Allyn of Springfield, a KI;m> LINE of
came Wednesday 111 spend tlie rest ol' | RR0('liM4\'S
tlie season, with lier cousin, Tlioinasj
!S-v„u,K, GISARS
Tlie relliirt lias leaked out llial the! For sale (m the Grounds. Tiv Tlum.
Dominant Ninth would sing for us j -
later. If is an AlUm ladie.s' organiz- 1 SCHEINER & WOODRUFF,
ation. .lERSKYVILLE. ILL.
STAPLE and
Miss Margaret Lois .Miller, whom |
FANCY
Fruits andVcKetable
we spoke of yesterday, is not an or-
dinary musieian. She is one of the j ^^^.^ ^^^
best violinists from St. Louis. j
I C. F. F,
Rev. S. E. Turner and family of
Godfrey, came Wednesday to spend a
week enjoying the good things of
Chautauqua.
A large numbei' of persons pur-
chased tickets at the gate yesterday.;
There is every indication of a l.irgely
increased •attendance as the season
advances
QroQer\e%
lit and we wMi Ireal you ri^lht.
C. F. FALES (• V. I'EIiR'NE.
I'honellS. I'lio:.- HJ.
Undertaking a Specialty.
A full line .)f ( asVels a lul I'i,.h-::,| S;-(,plies
lie^t in stock. We curry SEWING iMA-
OHINES. Needles. Oils and Repairs at prices
to suit llie times.
FALES & PERRINE,
Office Phone 107. .lEESEY VI LLE. ILL.
^ ., „ ., .,,,,„ ,,„,.,, t 1 The following persons were regis-
Einil Haagen. ot .\ltom, spent i
„, , , . ,-,, , , I tered at tlie Chautauqua Hotel Tue.s-
Wednesday at CliautaiKiua.
Horn's Tiiilor Sliop.
£«~Always for IHNE ('l,OTH.
(iOOD FIT and
l,(HV I'KICRS. (all al
JOHN HORN'S,
JEESEYVI'LLE. ILL.
day: Rev. K. G. llobhs. Mrs. R. G. ,,. „ r»- t ^ ^ i-
Miss Margaret Lois Miller, the St. i^,„,^,^^,,p^^,^„,.,Sprin.^tield: Missj W. P. RlCliardS &C CO.,
Lou Bowles, R. W. Greene, ^^nniel i Who|e|^,e^ship,,,.,s ,^^^ iw^^^^^
The Old Reliable MoiilU-v House. South
Main street, next to Roeiiu's ha -ncss sliop.
General Raw. with his excellent i ■IE"^evville. ILL
Louis violinist . will play August 1
Mrs. Dr. .1. S. Williams of Jersey- j Hood, IT. L. McCain. L. ":il'"'-l^ ^t- | f'';^/^;™{JS,^^;:.;;,l''V,;;';:;.,,,. o,ii and «et
ville. is a frecpieiit visitor at theGliau- i Loiii
taiiqua.
Morton Scot I wassligtly injured by
falling from a vvlicel Wednesday af-
ti^rniKin.
■ ,■ , ,, porters of Piasa Cliautaui|iia, and;
T. II, I'erriii spent yesterday .at the '
, ,. , , , ^, none are more welcome or more de-
ChautaiKiua. and diil nol g(i to SI. ;
served popular, than the Pavv taniily.
Lniiis as usual. I
family, are on the ground for the 'i^- ; \ve are Headquarters for
niainder of the season. The G(>iieral ]
is one of the strong friends and sup-i
PAINTS.
OILS.
VARNISHES:
r.RrSHES. Ell
SHAFEIl & HAN KEY,
.li<:i;sEY VILLE, III.
Mrs. W. T. Spencer and daughter, I i}ij;pp LINK TIMK TABI-K.
Miss Ilaltie. came muvii from .Tersey- | aruivino at CH.\UT,M;(irA
ville for the scasim. ! Leave Spnnslield, daily.. Triiii a.m -:!:"n p.m.
Arrive at Chantauqun . . lii::i'2 " . HAI "
Mrs W S r.iii, 1(111 narrowlv escaped ii"'"^-"'^' Tenuis, daily srtn ■■ i-.M ■•
1 Arrive at Chautauana . lii::i'J " <.:I-J "
an expldsion. Tiiesrhn' evening dnr-i * Leave St Louis - l ;4.i "
■' ,^, . , ,, :Sai'"-days (^^,,.i„„tpi„,,„,„, ,,,.,:, .,
iiu'- the sldini. The wini blew so i
'"*- ' , LEAVING CIIAl-TAlHirA.
hard against the teni as In overt urn | ^.^^^^ ^^^ and arrives in .st. Louis, S;"n a. m
the gasoline stone, while, it was burn- 1 ,'-,::!s 11. m. ' " " Tr.'dp.m.
ing. Had it not been for her self-pos-
session in I inning ntf the gasoline,
more serious damages might, have oc
(-iirred. Diin'l place vdiir gasoline
stdve li I'ar the end of your tent.
This triiin
and East
Satnrda>"8
eets with all trains NortI
rive in .St Lonis l:rt,Mi. m
H:08l'!fJnd arrive at spniisiiemi^^oi! ,n Jacofay Bfos., Pian:s dud OFgaDs
.i::iS|). ni. ■ Il:l.^.p in. .1 |,;i;SK\' VI LI,I';. ILL.
:.The Greatest Clothing Sale.:.
IN THE HISTORY OF JERSEY COUNTY.
S I \vi\t- boiiulU of Mr. H. L. Hoiwiiz. of Caiiolltoii, the iiiiniPiise stock of Clotliiiia:, Hats and
Fuiins.liin,a,- Goods, for less ti'jiii half their value, and as some is being sold for less than
JKilf price, you caiinoi afford to miss this great opportunity. Clothing for Men. Boys and
Clulc'.re!!. Hats avd Furnishing Goods for about iiOc. on the dollai-. We are selling Good
Jeans Pants from 50c. up. Men's Working Shirts. 2.'ic. Boy's Shirts, IHc., and every article
in our store goes at prices th::t will make you buy.
|^"The above stock is now dii sale in the building lately occujiied by Mrs. C. E. Richart
DON'T FORGET ABOUT OUR REGULAR STORE, wjiicli consists of strictly Up-to-
Date Clothing, Hats. Furnishing Goods and Shoes, for Men. Boys and Children, and the prices
are lower tliaii in any other store in Jersey coniity.
L^EON RNOEU
The Clolliier. Hntter aiul Shoer. lEHSEYVILLE, ILLINOIS.
Pn)f. Ricldoll is niMkiiig tlio peciple |
Ihiiik as tliry ii(>vc|- llHiuylil Ix'tofe. ■
Mr. :iMfl Mrs. W. A. Darn.vv. fif |
O'Falliui. ciiine ii[i Werliiesrlay. tostay
tlio icniaiiider III' I lio week.
The stdrni is over. Ilie I'lnuds iiave I
rlisappeared and Mie sun is sl\ininy to'
tlie deiiglit of evei-y C'liauluaiiiian. j
Pnif. Riddell's lecture Wednesday
al'terniHiM. was well attended and
listened to vvitli llie close.st attention
tor two lionrs. Instead of discussin":
the tlienie announced, liis leetin-p was
upon - The mundei-s of Life, as Seen
liv the Ilunioi-ist." In our humhie
judKenient. the theme would have
heen liettef stated if it. hail heen as
fo'.iws: - The hhindersiir life as seen
liy the philosciplief." We make this
stalenietit foi- the feason tliat the
whole lecture was full ol the most
luiildund social philosophy. Tlic I'fo-
fcssor toiik tip his suliject under thfee
general heads, viz.: ili Individual.
12! Social. i'Vi National He elaliof-
ated t.liese point- hy numerous ilhis-
t rations The lect uic was one nf the
best which we liave had so far in the , Leave your Uiundiy at the ttiocery
course. To toliovv out tlie sut;gestions store otj the grounds, for the City
of the lecture, would he !o transform .Steam Laundry. Jersevville.- III.
l<'inest work, prompt delivery.
tf
the whole faljric of human society.
Tlie lecture as a whole, was a vivid
and beaut iful pre.sentation of the
liighest type of socialism No con- i
^legation can listen to such an array
of truth, heaulifnlly and poetically
put. without heinif entertained and!
greatly betietited.
For Pure Drugs, go to W, .S. Pitt-
luun Drug Co. II. S Coweii. Manager. I
Marsion & llahiday. Jerseyvilie, K^xcept World's Fair) ever
dealers in sia pie and fancy groceries. |i>'''''""<'"' "i fl'i: United Sfdte-'i.
choice teas, coll'ees, canned goods, ;uid j Located within cheap and quick
all other articles riiund in a first class] c^rrf^.v.v; of the entire Missouri
store. Camp orders liiied with care | and Mississippi Valleys.at your
and at low prices. tfj own doors. . Throuejh ticket^ he-
\heij<)n(l (hiiiilui allow Ktop-ovevf.
Omaha Exposition
June l.st to October 31st
THE GRANDEST EXPOSITION
Good Orchard Farm.
Farm of SO acres,-!0 in cultivation
aid 40 1'inicrand pasture land, all
fenced, locatefl in Otter Creek town-
shit), for sale. Good well, two dwell-
ings, barn, ciib and other outbuild-
ings. Good family oichard. 20 acres
lioi tcuii land. This farm is admirably
adapted to ochard culture. Can be
bontfhi cheap for cash. Enquire at
Ihisoftice. 4(i tf
Reduced excursion rates to
Omaha. Take the Burlington
Route the old and hrmly estab-
lished line to and through Oma-
ha in any direction.
Howard Elliott. L. W. Wekelev.
GfiK'ral Manas'er. Geueral Pass. Agt.
.•>t. Louis. Mo.
Piasa Chiiutaiuiiiii Directory, j A/T zV A^^c^l'l'GXl iS^ C^O,
PRESIDENT.
Rev. O. M. Stewart, D, 1). 4519 Page Aye.,
.St. Louis, Mo.
VICE-PUESIIIENrS.
Hon. T. H. Pei-rin Alton, 111.
Col. A. F. Rogers Upper Alton, 111.
SECRETARY.
Jnclge O. 15. Hamilton Jer.seyville, 111.
TUEASUHEH.
GoorKe H. Uongheny otterville. III,
SUPERINTENDENT OF INSTUUCTION.
Rev. A. P. George, D. D Hutchinson, Kan.
SUPERINTENDENT OF DEVOTIONAL
MEETINGS.
Kev. F. M. Van Treese, D. I) Alton, 111.
Uoard of Uirectors.
O. M. Stewart, 0. D St. Louis.
T. H. Perrin Alton.
Col. A. F.Rogers Upper Alton.
Judge O. B. Hamilton Jerseyville.
George H. Dougherty Otterville.
J. K. Ulrieh St. Louis.
L. Halllock St. Louis.
Uev. Geo. D. McCnlloch, I). D St. Louis.
A.W.Cross Jerseyville.
Joel McDavid Hillsboro.
C P.Stafford Gralton. i
E. Levis.. Alton.
Chainiiiiii of Coiiiinittees.
Program— O. M. Stewart, 4519 Page Avenue,
St. Lonis.
Grounds, Police, Laundry, Iniprovemenis
and Privileges— A. F. Rogers, Upper Allon,
111.
Gates- J. IS. Ulrieh,. Wai Bell Ave., St. Louis.
Amusements-Geo. D McCulloch, 2904 Dick-
son Street, St. Louis.
Transportation- O. B. Hamilton, Jersey
ville. 111.
Hotel, Store and Lunch Countei— C. P. Stat-
ford. Grafton, 111.
Lots,— L. Hallock, Seventh and Pine Sts.,
St. Louis.
Musical Contest— S. P. Blodgett, Brighton,
111.
Printing
St Louii
;ire slidwintr a liiy line of
Linen and Black and Colored Woolen Uiess Skirts.
FROM SI.OO TO S3. 75.
ALL SUMMER GOODS AT COST. .Jerse.vTillp, III.
-T. H. Pen
■217-219 Olive Street,
Mr. Cozzens of St. Louis, says tliis
is a l)eaut,ifui gi-oiiiirl.
Tliere is iDucli interest in llic Uin-
dergarleii.
Miss .Jennie Hays is one of tiie niosl
entluisiastic CMiautanquans.
Tlie yiiis say tliat the y:oo(l lool<inj,'
boys liave not arrived yet.
The choir are out with their hadf^es,
and are pleased with them.
Miss Grant, the elocutionist, will
spend the rest of the season here.
For Pure Drugs, k" to W, S. Pitt-
man Drug Co. ll.SCowen. Manager.
Mr. Waggoner, our famous basso.
leaves for home.
The king of guitar players. Kolley.
will appear at tlie concert, August 17.
Bear in mind the Chantauciua Choir
Concert. August IS.
Master Robert Scotlon .Tohnson will
jsing at tlie concert, August 15.
Marston & Ilalliday, .Icrseyville.
i dealers in staple and fancy groceries,
! choice teas, coffees, canned goods, and
i all other articles found in a first class
i store. Camp orders filled with care
j and at low prices, tf
Instriictioii ])e])artiiieiit and Special
Schools.
Superintendent ol Platlorin , Dr. A. P. Georgt
A'ocal Music Piof. M. E. Jolinsor
Instrumental Prof. J. C. Eisenberj
Organist Mrs. M E. .Johnson. 1 St. Louis lldlise to loan money fcU' it
Money to Loan.
Having made arrangement.'-
with a
Primary Teacher
Kindergarten Uora L, Graves.
Assembly C. L S. C. Round Table,
Dr. E. L. Eaton and Prot « . H. Dana.
Art and Painting Prot J R. Buckingham.
Denoiiiiiiatioiial Secretaries.
Congregntional— Rev. Vfn\. Jolmson, 2729
Chestnut Street, St. Lonis.
I.\itheran— Rev. M. Troxell, Springfield, III.
Baptist— Hon. J. M. Patterson, Roodhonse,
111. ; Dr. Austin K. De lllois. Upper Alton, III.
istian— Hon H. C. Hamilton, Girard,
111.
C, Temple
Presbyterian— Rev
Louis; Rev. Geo. D. Mclnlloch, D.
Dickson Street, St. Lonis.
Cumb. Pres -T. H. Perrin, Alton,
Methodist— The Presiding Elders.
«®-Any pastors not included in tl
will please write the President for
tit.n and special rates and s]>ecial
favors
East St.
D , 2904
.' above,
n form a-
clericsl
|on farm lands in tliis county. I am
now prepared to make loans in sums
of $500. and upwards, on .Tersey Coun-
ty farm lands, at very reasonable rates.
Geo. W. Herdman.
.Jerseyville. Ill
.July 28th. 1S9S.
-S. H. Brunswick, tlie representa-
tive of a Pittsfield cigar factory, was
in town several days of last week. He
gave a dinner party to a few of liis
friends, who are known collectively as
the -^Rrnnswick Comedy Troupe."
The party was composed of Dr Rich,
Then I'age. Dave Wyckoff, Charlie
Slaten and Kob Cockrell. Tiie Com-
mercial served the dinner.
Jerseyville.
— Mrs. Wallace Leigli has been ser- '
iously ill the past week.
-Rev. Stephen Catt was called to
Otterville, Friday, to conduct a fun-
eral.
-Hon ,J. Nick Perrin. of Belleville.
will deliver Ills address on '■riie Man
of Illinois," at the Woodman picnic
to be held at Carrollton, Aug. 17th.
—Mrs. Wm. B. Nevius celebrated
hei' 80th birtliday Friday. Her health
is good and she received the friendly
remembrances of her acquaintances
with the greatest satisfaction and
pleasure,
— Wm. F. Sandidge, aged 52 years, 6
montlis and 12 days, died at liis home
near Virden, 111., Wednesday, .July 27,
1898. Funeral took place from the
residence of his sister, Mrs. Cariie A.
Day, in this city. Thursday afternoon
at 2:30. He was for many years a res-
ident of Jersey ( ounty.
—Roy Birkenmayer was here Friday
with a sample of wheat. He stated
the grain l)uyers at Fidelity and Me-
dora graded tlie now crop by a system
as new as it is ori^'inal. All wlieat be-
low 55 pounds, Ijushel measure, is grad-
ed by the pound, at 1 cent per pound.
Above 55. the price is 60 cents.
—.John McGee and wife, of Jersey-
ville. passed ihrougli town this morn-
ing en route to Virden to visit the
former's sister, Mrs. Ira F. Day. This
is the first time Mr. McGee has driven
over here since 1860, when he drove to
Virden and frimi there went to Spring-
field to enlist in the Union Army.—
Carllnville Republican.
— Dr. H. R. Gledhili, secretary, has
sent out notices of the regular meet-
ing of the Medical and Surgical Socie-
ty of Western Illinois, to be held at
Roodhouse, Friday, Aug. 51 h. U'he
program includes an e.ssay on "Care of
Infants in Summer" Ijy Dr. J. W. Red-
wine, of White Mall, and a '-Report of
sixty obstetric cases" by Dr II. W.
Sniilli, of Roodhou.se.
— Geortre W. Slaten, of this city,
brought us a tomato, Saturday, and it
is a daisy, Vteighs one and ono-lialt
pounds and measures six inches in
dianiater. It is of the Pandrosa var-
iety, and the plant was produced by
Mr. Bezner, the florist and gardener.
Mr. Slaten challenges any one In Jer-
sey County to produce a largei- one.
1