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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
NicaacI Zap: Dead.

Michael Zapf, Il cigarmaker by trade,
who has resided in the southwestern
part of the city for several years. died
at his home Tuesday morning. lie had
been confined to his room with CON
sumption Cor nearly two years and
death at last relieved him of his SUI
feringS.
Michael Zapf at one time did bus
mess OH Main street. lie had a cigar
factory in the room where now lies in
state the remains of our dead morning
contemporary. lie worked a large
force of hands and did a very Success
ful business.
The deceased was IS years. 6 months
and n days OF age. lie leaves a wife
and several small children.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
a Surplus Of knights.

1T is hard" said a Western paper,
for free born and intelligent AmerI-
ms To transport themselves in imagi-
nation lack to the old medieval DAYS
when knights of all kinds and degrees
rulcd the roost." i;ut is il so hard.
There are to-day in active operation
in this COUNTRY Knigts Templar.
Knights OF Pythias. Knights of the
Forest. Knights of the hey. knights
of Old. knights of Charity. Knights OF
the Golden Circle. Knights of the Ill
yer Gross, Knights of Temperance.
knights of Labor, and about 100 odd
other species OF knights.
As a matter of fact, you couldn't
throw a pebble in any street of any
city in the country without hitting a
knight. everyone of whom is entitled
to wear Il uniform, the gorgeousmess
of which have made a medieval
knight feel poor and cheap. Serious
". the fonduess of americans for
knighthood is amazing. As well as
amusing. and seems to be entirely out
of relation to their other characteris-
tics.-Ner York Tribune.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
Anton Haas sold his lot Wednes.

Anton Haas sold his lot Wedncs-
day ..on the corner of Good HOpeiard
Frederick streets TO Charley Borey.
The price paid was one thousand nine
hundred and nine dollars. Mr.. Bo-
reg will build on il a business house
and residence. lie will begin build
ing as soon IS spring opens SO me-
chanics can work.
Charley Lewis is selling trees for
the old reliable stark Nursery. and he
is, we understand. taking lots of Or
Gcrs. Last year he sold a fine lot of
trees from this nursery. and only one
tree. out of about one hundred he sold
to VIII II. Wheeler, of this city. died.
Persons who want good fruit trees
should give their orders 10 Mr.. Lewis
We feel that it is our duty to
call the attention of the readers of
the DEMOCRAT to the advertisements /
of patrons whose advertisements
appear in these columns. We are
running the advertisements for
several mid-wives and we take great
pleasure in recommending them to
all who need the service of the pro-
tcs,ion. They will answer all calls.
day or night, but it is not fashionable
10 call them Oltcncr thah once a wear
to the same patient.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
At The Opera EK1usc.

1erry's Uncle Toms Cabin Co.. pre-
scented that great southern drama.
Uncle Toms Cabin" al the Opera
House last night 10 Il full house. Long
before the time tor the curtain TO rise
the house was packed full. till there
was not even standing room The
curtain rOsc about SIS. and 10. when
the first characters made their appear
ance before the footlights, the hearts
of many in the audience sank. for be-
fore them they soon discovered. were
nothing more than a few amateur
suckers" [illinoisans. ~butchering"
that great play. We do not want to
criticise their"makc-up" for they were
too horrible for any amateur to ap-
pear in. let alone neutrality-suspicious.
ais. That the blood-hounds have not
become disguised and deserted the
company Is a surprise.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
Col. Hyde waxcth Poetic.

The FItzsimmons-Dempscy prize
fight is over: the controversy between
the base ball managers i, amicably
settled: the Senate has passed the
silver bill: business is reviving: the
ST. Joseph Postoificc is ready for "c-
cupancy. The BaHoi is progressing
finely: Vest is about 10 be reelected
senator: the weather is clear. cold and
scasonablc; a real estate boom Is
cooking; the sin Of avarice is clinch-
ing less tightly: the Board of Trade is
having Il tlattering accession of mem-
bers: the schools are flouri>hing;
friends are returning from holiday
yisitS-the world i, very beautiful
81. ,TOSeph BnUOt.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
SncieIr.s Atmless LIKES.

SOcicty is burdcned and cursed by
those who live aimless lives. Next TO
the MAJ who does positive injury to
soricty stands the man who does
nothing for it at all. lie who has no
purpose in living deserves to die, for
he makes existence a crime. To say
that he has nothing for which to live.
nothing which renders life worth the
living. Is but giving a true expression
of false ideas. tor there is something
to be done beth for himself and others
at every mans hand. the performance
of which will bring its own reward.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24

In speaking of our modern archi,
lecture, Richard Ii. Hunt remarked
the other day, that too few architects
considered the question of producing
agreeable vistas in their structures.
Or course, in the narrow houses occu-
pying Il single city lot there is not
much opportunity for vistas. but in
the larger houses, where there is Il
chance for obtaining fine effects. little
use is made of it. Really" said Mr..
HUNT, "the view from one room into
another, or through a series of rooms.
should be so studied out that it would
compose like a picture-lines forms
and colors all being arranged to form
the most agreeable effect. The trouble
is that too MANY architects think too
little of the highest artistic side of
their profession. Many. however. who
are artistic, have 4 hard enough time
10 impress their ideas upon their pa
irons. | must confess"
Another thing that the architect
should consider, is the lighting of
rooms that are to contain pictures.
Many OF the costly paintings owned
in this city by persons who are not
provided with special art galleries are
practically buried in rooms where
they never fairly can he seen. In
most cases, too. the artificial lighting
Of these rooms is very insufficient for
properly showing paintings. Mr..
Hunt expressed the opinion that the
irtist and the architects should work
more together. SO that the architecture
md decoration should be prc-arrangcd
o harmonic. The architectural lines
,ftcn should be modified very con-
idcrablv TO produce the best Effects
II color or another. The idea of
an architect plan Il house. Il
ro0d-worker. un~acguaintcd with the
rchitccts ideas. trim" it. and Il dec
'rator turned i'll to exercise hi> talents
pom IL after the others have gone. ,
ecmed to him TO be the height of ,
bsurdity.-Netr York :Sf0r. ,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24

In the cas- OF the state against
Tho>. }. Rider. charged with killing
hi>wifc near iNc>toa. il Scott county.
ahout two wears age. and who was
tried III the iirrui: Court at Jackson
last week. the jury. after hcing out
mont twenty-iour hours. failed to
agree upon . verdict and vas dis
charged saturday evening. The jury
food Iiv" f.: arIuiital and seven for
conviction.
Rider will layr to remain in iail
ill the >i:.5ng of the Circui; Court in
Alay next when he viii ne @ivcn =
new trial.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
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Sent 10 Hail.

James Il. Io!iSS. the man who made
a mur,lcrou> assault upon William J.
Penn in this city last February. and
after the assault escaped and went to
Illinois. vcnturcd to cross the river
Tuesday and was captured here by
officer Iiegcnhardt.
Jones hit Sir. Penn with a bar of
iron and nearly killed him. For scv-
cral weeks Mr.. Penn was confined To
his bed. and ii was thought forawhilc
that he would not recover. but he
finally pulled through and fully rccov-
cred.
Jones was taken before Justice
kimmel a. soon a arrested Tuesday.
aud a warrant was sworn out by Mr..
Penn. charging him with assault with
intent To Kill. In default of bail Jones
was taken to jackson and placed in
Jail.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
The Great Lecturer Coming.

The c~arica'ure lecture by Frank
Beard, Esq. Of New York. was I'M
usually well attended. lie held his
audience spcllbound to the close. and
a more delighted audience never left
the auditorium. His lecture. which
was fully and freely illustrated by car
features drawn at the moment. was
brilliant with the sparks of his happy
Wit, and vet for those who preferred
the sober thoughts there was an album
dant supply. As IN artist. Mr.. BEARD.
in his branch. stands peerless. and he.
is entertaining and accomplished as a
lecturer. His lectures eve abound
with original thoughts. and his man
ncrS and expressions are free from the
~hackrcyed stylc.-B,dalO COUficr.
VIII lecture il thiS city january 30
Jerry ipp.an "a i!ac eh;ef .T.stice.
Jerry Simpson. the >ocklc>s states
IMAM. Who has been elected by Ka"sas
Ia Congress. will u" one of the
characters OF Tie EcXt House. lie
vii! by no means be The only Iva of
his class in Congress. and the stories
of the bUori,haess Of Congressman
promise to he more numerous than
ever before. SNIP Oh j., by no Means
he only liiiicratc statesman in Kansas.
and | hcarG last night the story OF al
incident which occurred when Lord
Chief Justice ColC:idEa. of England.
was in this country. Colcridgc was a
perfect Chesterfield a. regards man
ncrs. He Was a maj of great ability
and wide learning. and he knew the
classics as well as he did the English.
During his tour through the West he
stopped ri Topeka and was given y
dinner at the expense OF the State.
The feast was an elegant one. and all
OF the great men for mic, around
were invited to it TO honor thc Lord
Chief Justice. His honor had the
on Il side of him at the
t ,hlc and the Lieutenant Governor of
of the Stale on the other side. As
the party sat down the menu cards
had already been laid beside their
These card, were very fine.
They cost ;S25 apiece. and they bore
at their heads the coat CT arms of ,
upon which was engraved ,
Tie motto. "Ad Astra per ASpera.' ,
As Chief Justice Coleridgc sat
.lown he took up this card. and look {
al the motto. said 10 the man ON ,
his left : very good. indeed very ap- &
propriate." i
What's good:" asked the Licutcn- q
mt Governor. 6
Il refer to these words" said Judge i
C%oleridgc, IA he pointed TO the motto. .
YES" replied the Lieutenant
Governor. with Il knowing look. as "
he were giving important c
information. them words is Latin"
| have not heard the reply of the
thief Justice. but he must Lave
thought Il great deal.-Chicago He,atL.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
kansas City Iva u Xix.

The supreme Court of this State
handed down Il decision Monday last
which plays havoc with Kansas City
The decision declares the extension
of the "ity'> city limits which took
place about a year ago invalid. This
cuts off twenty-five square miles of
territory. reduces the census popula-
ton 10000. throws five Councilman
out of their seats and renders invalid
all city legislation OF the past year.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
C95 EFT

County CnUrT-WilIiam q. Schneider. Pro
h!ii'@ Judge: Elam W l,G.Srll aai James +
Caldwell, Associate: William Taar- C!ork-l
t~urms-inrcts iirst MONDAYS in February, MAY
August AID November
CiEDrET Coz ET-H { D'BfyTa, Juige, II. T..
English. tlrTk-5 tc-ms-rr" = ~ first Nonia, S
in January, Mag and ioUTth Mou.iaS ia iu-ust.
CpGGON PLEAS CoJET-Haurice CramcT.
Judge, L. IL EarclmaIn, Cl,rk-; terms
MEETS It'll Monday ia January, May and sep
tr;ibur.
rIui:ATE CuC"T-IOScph kochlrr, Judge and
Clerk terms - ncrto s,raTd H":.faIs ia Feb
ruary, May. August ami November.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24

desire. through the columns OF the
DEMuDRNT. 10 tender my Thanks 10
the members of the order OF the Grand
Army for the kindness extended 10
10 me. and for the respect they showed
TO my husband in turning out in Il
body TO attend his funeral.
Mrs. MICHAEL. /APF.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
CaH=:s, nn urn~.u:n ON Main Stree.

C@H$,si nE D'n-.r;n VA Main Stree:
NoH'l"y night Pete Carroll and ar
other gentleman caught & genuine
wild o'po~.um on Main street. only a
few wards norh oi Harmony stree.
iIr. Carroll SAYS the aaimal was the
largest one of the kind he had ever
seen. and he assured us it weighed
over twenty-five pounds. Sir"e the
~ni"grr>" commenced votin@th the Dem
orraiic ticket there is 10 accounting
tor the habits of the O'po>sun. There
is something curiou, about them that
cannot he accounted for.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24

For sale at low prices, Ii four
room brick house. Il four-room
frame house. and nine desirable lots
for residences in McClean's addition:
also four beautiful lots on South Span
ish street, for line residences. See or
address,
35s WILL Ii. WHEELER. City.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
TG Coal COnSumCrN.

II. J.. Hunze. the coal dealer. is o
delivering coal TO consumers in this
city at the following prices:
Best prime and 2nd gool P~ittSburT,
II TO Is cents. Best Big Muddy hImf,
IL 10 Is cents. Also hard coal tor
hasc burners. fro,h 81 TO 1925 per
ton. delivered. III. L. HUME.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24

j. NJ. Cluley, the Main street furni
ture dealer and undertaken. is agent
for james Carroll, new hcarse.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
hoEERTrGEsG RATES:
Railway Timetable.
Cape GlTaTaG2U Southwestern RlilW.T.

LEAvE> CAFE G~IgArDEAU.
No. !. Hunter Passenger So
No. =, Delta Passenger Io;ig "
No. ;. Delta Passenger Ia ~
No. :, WilIiamsvilIc Passenger GDAN
AERIvEs Al carr GTRARDE&r.
No >, Hunter Passenger 20 Pm.
No. {, Delta Passenger 2p Pm
No. ., Delta Passenger .S4jr.E
No ;. W%iliiamsvil!c Passenger s::5 Pm.
Mos. /, 80. l., . ami daily except Sunday
Nos. : and SUNDAY, oaly.
No. : makes close connections at Delta with
north baund trains aad No. ! with south bourd
trains on Cotton Belt a.d Iron Mountain RR
CAEBONDALE. GRAND TOWER AND
CAPE GIRARDEAU RAILWAY.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
E PENCIL JoTTIEGS.
Memorandums Made in the Re-
porter's Wanderings.

- A new grocery store is beine
opened up on Main street, opposite J
+. Schwepker's.
They say il is bad luck for a min.
lster or an official TO unite in marriage
a black-laired man and a red headed
woman.
! Louis lIouck, we understand.
VIII bufN two houses this wear Oh his
lot on Spanish street opposite the
= Convent.
u And now We are 10 have street
o railways in the city. We viii quit
!. walking when that enterprise is put
i'll operation.
A man don't have to be poor to
, he a hog. some of the richest men
in the country are the biggest. latest
: hogs we have.
One of these days Cape Girardcau
VIII loom up on The maps Of the
country as one Of the great railroad
cities of the country.
-When the Anchor Line steamers
commence running again. John Lang
lois will have charge of the office of
the City OF Hickman.
Electric lights. street cars. water
works-ihai's all We want in this
world. Golden harps will come TO
us i'll the sweet bye aud bye.
Ernst Hobbs has purchased the
Johnson lot. corner of Main and liar
mony streets. and will build Il large
store house IN ii early in the spring.
--.Jamcs McKcnna went down to
Commerce Sunday and purchased two
thousand coon skins. With the As
siStancc OF another man he handled
that number in four hours.
There is a widow in this city.
drawing a pension. who is the mother
of ten children. and all the children
have different fathers. Now who viii
say that marriage is not Il failure:
The regular term of the Common
Pleas Court will convene next Non
day morning. The docket Tor this
term is Il large one and the court will
probably he in session two weeks.
Mystic Cure for rheumatism and
neuralgia. radically cures in | To : ;
days. by removing the cause from the {
system. 1t will not fail. a. cents. Il
Sold by Rider Wichhcrich, drug ,
%i,'-, Cape Girar,.cau. t
The merchants on the hill say
they did m1rc business last wear than q
they did the year before. and they ;
10 think that Ills year Will be f.
Il better year than last for tI:cir bust !
ness.
-; i too much 80 have 10 scratch i
for a living and for relief al>r. Huns, !
Care Nj! no; hri2 yon in the former :,
case, hut will Sura cure the Itch or 1t %
yoa ao;l,ia.. sal
Administrators h4yiDn proofs of ,
publication 70 make in the Common =.
Flea, Cofr: nest week Viii rlra>c call =.
1; thi, Office aad get their papers. We II
h We them made Uat really for filing =
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24
NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.

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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24

ITS gp~agIhaTiBs FOR 1881 WIGl Bs
ORIGINAL ARTICLES ON PRACTICAL FARM
ING AND GARDENING.
SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES BY THE BEST
AUTHORS.
Woman's Work and Womau's Leisure.
Gems of Literature and Art.
Original Flashes of Wit and Hume.
TO CORRESPONDENTS PROMPTLY AND FULLY MADE.
The Latest News From Every Section of the Globe.
Address, JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
NEW YORK HERALD,
NEW YORK CITY.
ONE DOLLAR \ YEAR n~t al l. ,i %s.nns Gs Il the
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24

Wu<ov ROW. hrH tH'rTFE, W. -
Me- IT Mr-nuir Hall. iIarI"oa, street. On thu
Iirf =rl third >atuiiI.s %! al r.3.ih a
i. " } -JrAN-'!N
~ E.SSr,- Sr,rg.ary. T.. Ii. l..
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24

C>:.r LarGZ Nu. 50. l a.. q F-Nr''- al
tlrrir Hall. On Main street, an THURSDAY even
ia. az each week at a.
travelling brothers viii always md 2 warm
h leone. iHtG'. j. LAIN,
ORE * hi Nri,T, Recorder Nc
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24

81 MAJ Loi".E No. -. &. / < 4 Il
sirtf - Na.a-.i, !.aiI. liauD"uy sirCrt "n De
r-c"rd ara fourth T~u"siry- o. -. I,gG IL 1t
q NJ. i JEhNNiN,
kIg. Aims. Secretary. W IL
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24

IS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST FAMILY PAPER IN THE
UNITED STATES
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24

Jr.rI PI,<T. We IL. q \. Il, nrrr. "r NJ
Met at their H'a !tT=TtcTs. Nnin street. "u
the ..rn..d and ivuih Saturdays at each month
at 90 L. NJ
NEE; with Us. j y HfhiEhii.
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24

ClrE Gur,rI,a,r LEGinN No. ~. SELECT
ENr.uf~ ~ iNErI'A--Mr"t at the Nar@4ic
Hail Uar!anry street, the ,T,t AID thiri Ines
da,s OF each moHth al : i NJ
r. ". FLENTaE. r y hN'E,
Recorder. L
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24

Carr Iannr VI. -. \ a. I W Meet at
Masonic Hall. Harmony street. thr hFet aud
third Trr-tiavs of caci: iGdath at : 4. N.
Visit AZ wurkmun VIII Ii-d c""Grnia friends
Inur UnFFH.N. +. \. RAGE
Recorder. NJ. W.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24

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HAT. Ma7Iao'r strut. "n tic ScC"'d >ai'E lay
vi rac'i IIp.ia r. J. NJ
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-24

CIR Owl CLrH-Mccts every "Wednesday
evening at o'clock. Room on Maih street IN
Painters Row. Room oprl al all Tunes Tor
members. Gin fh,
L. MrEE<NA President.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-06

''The funniest thing happened 70 me
once remarked a St Louis business
man visiting in this city 4 had more
credit than cash and more cash. per
haps, than sense. I wanted to use
about $500 and 1 drew on the Car Of
Russia for S4S7. I expected, of course,
that the draft would go to protest but
thought that it would take three
months for the draft to 60 across the
water and return. and by that time L
was pretty positive that I should be
able to pull out of the hole. To my MT
ter establishment the draft was paid,
but I received a note, signed by the
Gar, stating that it was necessary for
him to protect his credit and that he
would honor the draft this time, though
he could not imagine what he could
owe an American in far-aWay city
However, he warned me that he would
investigate if he heard any thing more
from me- 1 have not yet made up my
mind whether the proper policy would
have been to send that money back to
the Car. Being entirely ignorant Of
court rules and court etiquette, have
concluded to wait until Russia becomes
a republic and then I will send the
money to the Car. He may need it
yet."-Kansas City Times
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KANSAS STATE NEWS.
PHILIPPE snd Foster Reversed

IzeVeEGsu-
In the United States circuit court at
Topeka the other day Judge Caldwell
reversed the decision of Judges Philips
and Foster, in which the state was en-
joined from criminally prosecuting viO-
1atOrs of the prOhibitory law. The case
was from Riley county, in which one
Hensley was selling liquors in original
packages as the agent of Kansas City,
Mo, wholesale firm, and when prosecuted
took the case before the United States
district court, and Judges Philips and
Foster granted a temporary injunction
restraining the state officers from
prosecuting the defendants Judge
Caldwell, after a lengthy review of the
case. reversed the decisions of the
United States district court and dis
solved the injunction. Several other
cases OF a like character affected by the
decision were dismissed
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