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A Lfvoiy Old Girl,

In Santiago, Chile. lives a most remark.
able old woman, who looks a well-preseryed
woman Of 50, is sDry as a girl and pre-
nounced coquette, but who is known to he
more than 50 years old. She has q grand
daughter who looks old enough to be her
mother. She Is still passionately fond Of
dancing, has musical voice, glorious DARK
eyes, beautiful teeth, and among her MANY
admirers is Chilean youth, to whom shs is
to be married.
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arcTIoN stLFs To-pAY.

= -FrRN1ruRE-By Chas Levy & Co., at 11S5
Market ST.. 10 o'clock
FUrHI1unE-By Geo. F. Lamson. at sos Lyon
st. at Il ciock
FrRNiruEE-By r. S. Spear & Co. at el7
Farkin S.. 1T II O'Clock.
FuRNIT1,KE.-By NJ. J. Simmons, at 1902 Lsguna
ST.. ri j 0 clock.
. HoRsrs BY S C. Bowiey. at Mission and New
NoutComery sts., al i o'clock.
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The only question is il these majorlties
shall be increased or decreased this year.
The Republicans have not only passed
prohibitOry law. but put prohibitory sec
ton in the State constitution. Still the
Prohibtionists maintain an organization
throughout the State, and are especially
active in close legislative districts. The
tariff plank in the Democratic platform de-
nouDces all forms Of protection, being as
radical in this respect as the national plat
form. The result of next Mondays voting
Will, therefore, be accepted as test of the
feeling in the Northern States on the tariff
question. Mr.. Blaine has not spoken, but
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Rewara of ChnIara

And protect yourself and family by using Pas
teur Cholera and Germ. Proof Water Filter. Rec
commended by all the leading physicians as the
only Rerm-proof filter. Call and see them c.
Brown d Son. S23 Market street, Academy OF
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CoMMENDATIONs.

There never has been time 10 the his
tory of THE MORNING CALL when its
management was more thoroughly ap-
proved than it is at present From every
quarter come letters of approval, which is
m0st gratifying
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ea5 Montgomery street near Clay, open until IL
e'o,ock p. Il. BRANCH OFFICES: 7l0 Market
street near Kearny, open unti II O'Clock midnight:
eso Hsvos street. open until go O'Clock; sos
Iarktu street open unt e:3o O'Clock; 251S Mission
street. open until o'clock P, NJ; and ll6 Ninth
street open until 9 80 P. u
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SILLY TRASH.

The railroad organ par excellence, the
Record Union, claims that San Francisco
wants excessive freight rates on the over
land railroad business. Does the organ put
forth such trash in the expectation that any
person VIII believe it?
The morning call., 1892-09-06

THE POPULAR Wigwam Theater was packed
last evening and the audience was more than
pleased with the laughable burlesque entitled
"Mi. i.Kar-Go." Ii Is one Of the best buresoue,
produced this week. Go some night during the
week and you Will be amused. The specialty
olo Is worthy OF your attention,
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THE GALL. CALENDAR.
SEPTEMBER. 1se2.
NOTICEI

Ang.of our patrols. 1r5o fail to fnd THE
MORNING. .CALL Tor sale bU train-boys
pil'cc1Uer a fdr6rIy notifying dtiS Office q
IJ0ct, nqiHinG, tie date and trais-
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Local Art Cultura,

The San Francisco School Of Design
opened yesterday for the fall term. Until
the beginning OF the rainy season the land
scape drawing classes will make sKetching
trips to the country every Wednesday.
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1Ytr7 EASTERN OFFICE or THE CALL,
q Porter building, New York City, isprovidei with
a!tAef California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
NeillsiEE Iates and sample copies furnished
* MISCH, Manager
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lion into making a spring on the back of
the bear This Is so much well-meant
goody- -goody intention, available for Dip
lomatic effect afterward, when the occa-
sion arises The Gar is In theory om-
nipotent but ne cannot put down famine
or cholera and he cannot suppress fighting
general. Intriguing and acts of aggression
on the Afghan and Indian frontier will
continue as before, aud Gladstone viii be
comforted with words of friendship.
South Carolina appears to be an unusually
pious State. aim ost as Sabbatarian as Scot
land. Corbett, the puglist, on his way to
New Orlea MS almost had TO flee for liberty
because he took exercise in running and
bag punching on the sacred day. What
would have happened in other States had
his fight with Sullivan been postponed no.
b dy can say. Perhaps there would have
been an eartBQuake.
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THE MORNING CALL
PuRLICATIoN OFFICE !:

Has s. larger circulation than any other
nevvspaper published in San Francisco.
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THROAT DISEASES commence with Cold. Cough.
or over-fatguing the voice. These symptoms (which
IL neglected, often result In chronic trouble OF the
ThroaD are ailayed by the use of "Broes BroncJidt
ghOcheSn
The morning call., 1892-09-06

THE four Hs-health, happy homes and hospital
ty-iostered by Angostura Bitters Sole manufac-
turers Dr. j. e. B. Slegert Sons. At all irnrpIsts
The morning call., 1892-09-06

IN view OF what Hoods Sarsaparilla has done
for others is IL not reasonable to suppose that II
VIII be OF benefit TO your
HooDS PILLS cure Sick Headache
The morning call., 1892-09-06

Keep looking young and save your hair, its color
and beauty with PARKER's HAIR BAIsAM
HISDERcoRNs. thu best cure for corns Is cts
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TIE DAILY MORNING CALL

New York .BRENTANo BROS. Union Square
Chicago o............. News Stand Palmer HouSe
NtV orleans. ALLOT & JOUBERr,
1854 C0mmons ST
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COMPLETE DEFEAT OF THE SOUTHERN PA
CIFIC's PROPOSITIONS AT THE Trans
CONTINENTAL MEETING IN NEW YORK.
PRESIDENT HILL OF FHB GREAT NORTH.
ERN GIVES THE REASONS FOR HIS COM
PANY's WITHDRAWAL The CANADIAN
PACIFIC WILL REDUCE RATES SEPTEMBER
10-GENERAL RAILROAD NEWS.
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PALACE BATHS, enlarged. beautIhed. Warm
sea water tuos and swimming 7l5 Fibert.
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RAILROAD NEWS.

The following article is copied fro m the
Chicago Tribune Of August so:
PACIFIC COAST ROADS GETTING READY
FOR a BIG CONFLICT.
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The vote of the Democratic candidates
was as follows:
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EXTRA Mnce Pies. SWANS, 2I3 sutter street.
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s)S0 RAILROAD LABORERS. TRANSFERS
ZOO for the Great Northern and Monte Cristo
railroads, Washington, s2 so to 50 per day; no
Office fee charged; fares at reduced rates. see boss
here; steamer umatiIa sails Tuesday. K. T. WARD
& CO, 603 and 10 Clay 81, 1t
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SECoND COOK COUNTRY HOTEL $45 To
~ $50; short order COOK country hotel 445; iqht
COOK for lunch counter country, Sl2 a week: pastry
cook, country restaurant, $40 week; second cook
for camp, $40; Japanese cook. country, 81 week
pantryman, city, $40. Q. X. HANSEN & CO., ITO
GeaTy st.
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= HOTEL COOKS. COUNTRY. SIS TO $40; s
- walters for different country hotels. $50 and
SS5; COOK and wife. country hotel. $50; kitchen
hands. country. $40 and s25. r. I. WARD & CO.,
Clio CLAY
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w ANTED-HOTEL COOK NEAR CITY. s45;
W hotel waiter, city, $50 to $35; restaurant
waiter, 50 walters, country hotel, $25 and
$50; young man to work in bakery. Sl6 and found ::
dishwasners and others. Apply TO j. T. CROSETT
& CO, 6ZS Sacramento st
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w ANTED-MAN ABOUT PLACE AND WIFE
W TO cook. $40 and found man to break mules
S35 and found; farmers, &25 and $50 and found ;
miners, SS9 and found choreman. $50 ard found;
Swiss mixer. SS5 and found: teamSter, S26 and
found; 10 railroad laborers, $50 and found, fare
advanced, see DoSs IN city; blacksmith and wood
worker, 81 SO a day; wOodchoDpers for mine,
81 IS cord; dyer for country, 81 week aud found
and increase; scraper-teamSters for country 81 q
day and board; nurseryman see boss 10 city, SS5
TO $40: quarrylnan. 50 25 day: bloekmakers. tie
makers and others. Apply to j. +. CROSETT &
CO. 62S Sacramento 81.
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E2y Annual MeetiBg-Ihs Regular An
S~D nual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Grand Prize Mining Company Will be held at the
once OF The company, room 20. 33l Pine ST.. San
Francisco. Cal, on TUESDAY, the goth day OF Sep
temDer, 1892. ~ tho hour of O'Clock p NJ. for the
purpose OF electing Board OF Directors to serve
for the ensuing year and the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the meeting.
Transfer books viii close SATURDAY. Septem-
Der IL at IL O'Clock ".
Il. K GRAYSoN, Secretary.
OHce-Room 20. 33l Pine ST., san Francisco
Cal. au3O ID
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NOTICE-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: THIS
~ undersigned has this day I'd and transferred ~
the MILAN DRAY AGE AND WAREHOCSE COM
PANY the drayage, forwarding, freightiur transfer
teamster and warehouse business heretofore con-
ducted by him In this city. All accounts due to him
in said business are payable TO said company
W. H. NOLAN
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MANHOOD RES STORED; RECIPE FREE Dr..
1I WENZOL, $40 Fourth ST., s Z. Cal. se5 7tf
TO TIRE LADiES-I WISH TO INFORM YOU
that have returned after absence of years
with my French Toilet Gems superior to ANY In use
for the toilet table. For any desired Information
call or address NINE. DUCHALET, 702 California
St; all communications strictly private articles
carf n a
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4 MOTHERS IN THE COUNTRY ARE CIV
~ ing children COeper's Cough aRd Group S2ec
fc- Why? Because it cures the worst case o.
Group In Is minutes. For sale at KUPFER & co.
444 Van Ness ave; DAHLBESDER 4 CO. 2ls
kearnF ST, and KUFFER'S. cor. Sutter and BIO
derrick sts ial3 Am cod
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-08-13


C attic sou herners who In their pride
despise the black brother, and vino
by force and intimidation deny him
the privilege Of every free born
American citizen.
The Democratic shouters put these
words in the mouth Of the young Re-
publican politician: "Whe freed you
negroes? Who freed you? Why, we
have done it. This You ought TO bear
in mind aud vote for U.s." All this
for the negro's vote only.
Now what Office or Offices. what
recognition does the negro get or ex-
pect to get from the Democratic
party. They do not shout we freed
You, and had the wheels Of time stop.
ped in 1860 and the negro were now
in slavery who would rally to the
stars and stripes, who would shout
with holy enthusiasm of 8 just deed,
awe are con,ing,:.we will free You and
recognize you as children Of the same
God. as human beings" Not the Dem.
ocrats. but the young Republicans.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-08-13

The scene was not q thousand miles
from Fargo. As they sat on the
steps on moonlight evening he
claimed the right TO a Kiss for every
shooting star. She at first demurred
as became a modest maiden, but
finally yielded, as usual. She was
cvcn so accommodating as to call his
attention to the flying mcteors that
were about to escape his observation,
md got to scaling" him on lightning
bugs, and at last got him down to
steady work on the light OF a lantern
that a switchman was swinging about
in the Northern Pacific yards in the
distance, where the boys were max
up trains. Fargo girls are up with
the times.-Faryo Republican.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-08-13
Order of Publication.

la the Recorder's Court Of the city or Cape G..
rardeau, State Of Missouri
The City Of Cape Girardeau, Plaintiff,
against
Sebastian Albert, James A. Nattesou, vii
liam II. AEdrus, 1riiia Il. Hanna, Edmund II
Hanna and Minnie Hun, Defendants.
Action for the condemnation OF real estate 70
the extension OF North street
Order Of Publication
NOW, on his fifteenth day Of July, las
~ comes the plaintiff herein by ite attorney
four hundred and eighty. as also It's petition
verified BY AFFIDAVIT, stating. among othc
things, that the above named defeLdants, vii
liam Il. Andrus, Irilla u. Hanna, Edmund H
the State of Missouri, also that said defendants
arc the owners Of tine ground hereinafter sci
out1 necessary for q street. 1t Is therefore or
dered by the Recorder OF the city OF Care Cir.
made motif, ing them that Al adtion has been
commenced against them by petition in said BE.
corder's Court, the general natafe and object
OF which is for the Condemnation Of q strip o.
grourd hfty-siN tsl feet wide running west
wardiy as . continuation Of North stroet 40
cording to the official map of the city and gen.
ersl plan OF streets, through outlots A and
eight -, between ranges = and K, to
public street, and thai on Monday, the nth
day OF September, 1sa2. at nine O'Clock q. m.
OF that day the said Recorder will, at his Office
ut the court house in the city OF Cape Girar-
deau, county Of Cape Girsrdeau and State OF
Missouri, empannei a Jury to ascertain the
damages and benefits. a1d cause the property
described In said petition 10 he condemned fOr
public use as a street, es provided by the char
ter and ordinances Of said city.
II is further Ordered TINT q copy hereof b.
published In the Cape Girardeau DEMOCRAT, q
Published In the city Of Cape Girar-
dean, county OF Cape Girardeau and State Of
for four weeks successfully.
A true copy. Attest:
EDWARD u ESGELMAyN,
jy25nI City Recorder.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-08-13

Many a reader of the Bible has
puzzled over the allegation that q
thing so Insignificant as q grain OF
mustard seed, when planted, sprang
up and became a plsat in whose
branches tho birds of the air found
shelter. The ordinary mustard plant,
q foot or two in height, could not by
any stretch of Imagination be thought
capable OF sheltering ever the small
est of birds. But when sees the
vast mustard fields OF California, the
biblical account is easily understood.
The mustard plant of California
shoots up a dozen or fifteen feet in
height. A horseback rider is easily
lost in the thickct, while the branches
of the great plants can, and do OF
times, afford shelter for thousands of
the feathered tribes.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-08-13
Real Estate for Sale.

Valuable farm lands, city lots
houses and farms for sale by Reed &
Astholz, Real Estate Agents, Cap,
Girardeau, No.:
A fine two-story brick dweliins
house, northeast corner of Indcpend.
ence and Fountain streets, City o.
Cape Girsrdeau, Mo.
A good frame house and LOT. south.
east corner of lot No. "a, range F
60x127 feet in size, 4 rooms, 2 kitchens,
cellar, smoke house, well and cistcrn,
stable and corncrib, all kinds of fruit
trees, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo.
House and about two acres of land
in north part of the City of Cape
G~irardeau, Mo.
Lots 9 aud 10, block l of Giboney-
Houck's End subdivision to the CITY
of Cape Girardeau, Mo.
House and two acres of land on
north Sprigg street, Cape Girardeau,
Mo.
Lots z aud 8, block 1 of Giboney-
Houck's md subdivision TO the City
of Cape Girardeau, No.
A nice one story brick house on lot
No. Is, in range A, City of Cape
Girardeau, Mo.
500 acres OF bottom land in section
21 and 16, range II, township ~.
Stoddard county Mol 1-2 miles from
Ardeola Oh the Cotton Belt X. II. and
Poplar Bluff r. II.
500 acres in section IS and IS town.
ship 90, range IL east, near Cotton
Belt l.. Il. and c. G., St. L. & F. S.
II. r. Cape Girardcau county, Mo.
100 acres of section Q, township IA.
range 6 east, in Greene county. Ark,
above Gainesville, house. barn and
orchards bargain.
For q limited time s lots in Nc
addition 10 the City of Cape
Mo.
Also lots I. . and 16 of Henderson
addition TO the City OF Cape Girar-
ieau, all fronting on Sprigg street.
4 4 room frame house, stable, smoke
louse, c%istern. 8 good orchard, about
wo acres of ground.
For terms see Reed & Astholz,
Zeal Estate Agents.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-08-13

The New York SIN lays down fivI
brief statements concerning the re
spective rights Of workingmen ant
their employers, which embody tn
law on the subject, and should b.
kept in mind, not only during tht
present dispute at Homestead, but il
all other labor troubles that may
occur.
1. Any person can hire or be hired
by any other person who Is capable
of consent.
2. Any workman DR. association Of
workmen can leave work for any
reason o. no reason at any time, un.
less he is bound by q contract
5. Amy employer can put out such
workman or workmen as he chooses
at any time, unless bound by con.
tract.
4. A non-union man is just as good
in the eye of the law and just as
much entitled to protection of the
law as if he were Hugh O.DonneIl
himself or even Terence V. Powderly.
s. An employer who pays o or
a workman who accepts less, than
the market rate, is either a philan-
tropist or a fool.
And the Sun might have added, as
a worthy addition to the above five
axioms, that labor in the United
States is better paid than anywhere
rise in the world. and that the Demo-
cratic party is trying TO reduce or
wage-scale to the European standard.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-08-13
School Fund Mortgage Sale.

S
WHEREAs: on the nineth day Of June
eighteea hurdrrd and eighty Six, Samuel
Reeves and Jane Reeves, bis wife, by their Ger
tain school fund mortgage deed, which said
,ao ass Fs. d . ~ a. 6 ss.I I s% Gss,. Y a ins SSsS
county, Missouri. In book n. q pases thirty
two ts9J, thirty-thres ts) aud thiry-foar go
conveyed to Cape Girafdean county, Missouri
Fund Of said county nhsfsin more particularly
described aud set FORTH the following describ-
ed real estate. lying and being IN said Cape Gil
raTdeau county, Missouri, to-wit:
excepting City go feet fronting on 5rd south
street Of said city by Q depth OF sixty tt0) feet
to come out OF the northeast corner Of said lot
ten go, which excepted portion is fully de-
the Trustees Of Colored Missionary Baptist
Church Of the town OF Jackson, dated July SIS.
ISIS, aud recorded In the Recorders of1ce Of
said eosnty in volume u, page So, and being
same realty conveyed to Samuel Reeves, as PEI
deed duly recorded IN the Reoorier's Office OF
said county, in volume number IL Of deeds.
page 1885,, bearing date juno 18th, l6e4
Which said cOnveyn nce was made 10 securr
the payment OF one hundred and twenty -four
dollars aud sixty-iye cents, tsi2t 6j, belong
for which said amount the said Samuel Reeves
and Jane Reeves, his wife. as principals, with
Henry X. English, IS security, executed their
bond for the sum oil oLe hundred and twenty -four
dollars and sixty-fve cents Of even date with
said mortgage, bearing interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per snnum nom date, barring
date the nireth day Of June, eighteen hundred
and eighty-siN and payable on the nineth day
OF june, eighteen hundred aud eighty-seven
which said bond has become due and RENAME
unpaid. and.
Whereas, among other things, 1t Is provided
In said deed OF mortgage that II defauk should
be made In the paymeut OF the principal or in
terest, or any part thereof at the time when
the same should seyeraily become dueapd pay
able according to the effect OF said bond. that
then the acting Sheriff Of Cape Girarteau coun-
ty, Missouri, should have power without suit
on said deed OF mortgage " proceed aud sell
said property m~ortgaged in said deed; and
Whereas, default has been made In the pay
ment OF said bond In said deed OF mortgage de-
scribed, by both principals and security;
Now, therefore, Ia accordance with the pro-
visions Of said deed of mortgage, and In obedi-
ence to an order Of the Honorable County Ceurt
Of Cape Girardeau county, Missouri, made on
nth day OF MAY, eighteen hundred and ninty-
two, !, August Bierwlrth, Sheriff Of said coun-
ty OF Cape 6irardesu, state Of Missouri, will,
on
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-08-13

The New York Herald has an
nounced a novel plan for the present
presidential campaign. To the person
who most nearly predicts the popular
plurality of either Cleveland or Hair
rison, it will give . free trip around
the world, paying all expenses; to the
person making the second best pre-
diction it will provide q trip to Lon
don, Paris and return, and the third
best prediction will DO rewarded by
a trip to London and return. Com
petition is open to residents of all
parts of the United States, the only
conditions being that the prediction
must be made ON q ballot which is
printed in the Herald every morning
Any one can make as many predic-
tons as he has ballots.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-08-13

On the United States. side of the
line at Nogales, A. T., eggs have been
rendered dear by the new tariff upon
them, inasmuch as the hens of that
region are chiefly owned on the
Mexican side and fed with cheap
Mexican grain. A shrewd Yankee
recently arrived there, and he was
convinced that his opportunity lay in
the high price of eggs; SO he erected
q large hen house exactly across the
boundary line. AT the United States
end he provided nests, and at the
other end he fed his hens the low
priced Mexican grain. The hens ATE
the grain in Mexico and then walked
across the line into the United States
to lay their eggs. The transaction
was perfectly honest, for the Yankee
Struggled neither grain or eggs. He
is making money fast.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-08-13

Democratic EeOoo0y xl1uStfaeed
The total of the regular appropria-
lions for the session of the Republi-
can Fify-first Congress was $751;
770,O57.
The total Of the regular appropria-
lions for the first session of the Dem
ocratic Fifiy-second Congress was
$685. 500.
The grand total of all appropria-
tions in each of these Congresses was:
Fifty-frst( Republican, s463, sss,51o.
Ffty-second (Democratic) $780,
7O1, $50.
The Democrats have crippled the
public service and left Deficiencies to
be made up, and yet they have spent
more than the Republicans by the
sum of S44,S22,s70, and more than
any other Congress ever spent at a
first session.
How is this for Democratic .econ-
Omy?"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-08-13
Poor Ed. Noiand. lie is now wear

Poor Ed. Noiand. He is now wear
ing the stripes of a convict in the
pen at jefferson City, while his old
associates-the men who helped him
use the money that belonged to the
State are travelling over the State
talking about the honest administra-
ton Of cur State government. 1t is
true that Mr.. holland has been given
an easy job in the pen but he is a con-
vict-disgraced forever-whlle the
men who helped him TO spend the
money he stole r enjoying life and
living off the fat of the land.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-08-13

The Alton, Illinois, Telegraph, in
discussing Adlsi and his relations to
organized labor, says it ventures the
prediction that Mr.. Stevenson will
not explain how il is that he and his
coal mine have fought and downcd
union labor organizations ior many
years. lie will nci explain why he
prefers "black specp," Is union labor
people call them, TO members of the
Coal Mincrs' union. lie viii not ex-
plain why no union labor member
can obtain work in his mine without
first renoaneing his membership in
the order. IN fact, Adiai viii keep
mum on oil these points. Ncrer,he-
less he has about 1000 non-union
miners at work for him, and he x
poets every Democratic Union lsbor
,nember 10 Gas. Ms vote fer him..
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-08-13

DO you remember the howl that
went up in 1890 about cigars, bS>ause
ofthe duties under the new tariff law?
Certainly you do; and the doleful
Democratic predictions about the
coming rnin of the cigar business.
Well, what n the conditions non?
There has been an enormous increase
in the manufacture Of domestic cigars,
particularly OF the best grades. We
make our own finest-quality cigars in
stead Of importing them; and any
dealer in first-class goods win tell you
that smokers are coming to think
more highly of a good domestic cigar
than an imported one.