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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

George W. Childs has started on
his extended trip to inspect the
wondc;landS Of the West, and the
papers Of Philadelphia are making
him the text of many an editorial.
The esteem and affection with which
this gentleman is regarded ill the city
where he is best known are remarka-
bic. Conducting Z newspaper is not
commonly considered as au easy path
10 popular regard, yet Mr.. Childs has
butt up the Petite Lcdger right
among these very people, who hail
him, private citizen that he is, As Il
prince among men. And some dIsa-
grreable truths has the paper utterc',
too, from time TO tina. Mr.. Chiids'S
position is altogether unique. lie
never held office, he does not court
popularity, in fact he is retiring in
habits: yet as the Philadelphia star
says. 'beyond the most eloquent. the
most learned. the most ambitious OF
our citizens, he stands in the f%uiIncsS
of unenvicd worldwide fame The
explanation lies only partially in his
philanthroples. Marvellous success in
his business, uprightne>- in wide deal
ings, sincere interest in everything
that touches men, acquaintance and
influence with the nations leaders. Il
well-ripened character and sympathy
with all sorts and conditions of men.
are some of the reasons why Mr..
Childs, though a private citizen, is
publicly known and beloved.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

THIS is the Grcat"st voting nation on
the earth TLcre are moro hr.c-iyars
who vot than the voters Ct a2y other
country; they vote % frequently,
and elect By popular suffrage = larger
proportion Of their Puhiic officers. In
isss nearly eleven million four hun
Grcd Thousand citizcEs voted FIR presi-
dent. This year the total will not be
less than thirteen millions. Whence
ONE this increase of aorc than Il mil
hon and 4 half votes? From the pco-
pie of six new states: from the newly
naturalized immigrants; from n million
young men who will for the first time
record their preferences In q national
election.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

CONGRESSMAN rICKLER, of South Da-
kota, has introduced a bill providing
that the union soldier should be ADMIT.
ted to the worlds fair free, believing If
a just compliment and due the soldier
that he be invited 20 come and see the
great development AMI advancement of
the nation he had saved.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

anu Stlse Of MlsSOurl. II VACATION.
TulSDAr, ArEIL IsTn, iS'-.
William I;rgeaharit. ~pla:"tir,
AGAINST
George VI. Baily. Byron Fond aduaLrow
owi."r. Lot sr.rA @, ra.sr I, acity OF Gap
Girarlrau, defendants.
Action for Partition of Real E,tatr
NOW IL this day CONES the riaittiC hcrai.
" by attnrncy before tn" u .:cT,'g.cl cirTL q.
tie Cape Giriri,dI Court Of CcmrGna Pleas.
| within ai.ti fcrthr county Of Cape Girsul"aU
and state Of Missouri. iii vacation a.l iii.- hIs
aui."" Other things. that GcnTgr NJ. Raiiry
Byron 4. Pond ard u'kgcwn owner Lot acyr..
| "a, ran" :, in city Of CAPE GiTar team, the
irfe. 1aut herein axe uOG rr.IdCTts of tn" safe
Of Miss ,lri. 1t is therefore ordered h. the
clerk AIR said. in vacation, that publications
De I'Gig1Ctity.uc them that M act on Eas been
commenced! against ihcm hv pr:it'ul in tlc
Cape Gi-arigad Court Of Common Pleas, IL
CSpC G.rar, ,caa. Missouri. the general ohj'rt
a.d natdT, Of which - iu- T~arti'iuI and divIs-
ion 81 she following described real ~r-.a;c,
situate Ia tine city and county Of Cape Girar-
icau ard state Of Missouri. tP-wit.
Lot number seven "a. two hundred and
thirty enc AID one half t-aI's} feet by Que hun
dr.>! a.d eighty nsD FEET in lie described a.
Pei: q; INC ,or,hec : corner OF j.; numhcr
eight -, IN range F, ari TUn nortHvgrlly
n" = i%.'rllEI.r erect Two hu- 'ir'i ard 'hIrs.-
one a!J u.v hair fssl'sl iryt 20 N"-.I street.
'hei.ct CcslWGrtiF al1-< said North street one
hua'lrcd and eighty ti~l feet, thcUce south
w"Ttiy parallel with LoriIniyT street two hua-
dred and thirty one ard OUc half t2allt] feet 20
t.. northeast corner al said 10; eight o. ia said
rc"H" =, p a.urezals. tEeHcc W~"~.Wsr1!y
parallel TitH North street and along fE" north
line Of said !ct ri-i. a., one hundred anu cizh-
y tl>I fecttc tHe place "f beginning.
Among III" plaiuJia aud dcfcudSIjs accDrd-
t. their respective right set forth in their petit
ion fled in this cause aud that il partition can
not he male in kind to have said real estat"
sold aud the proceeds OF said sale divided
among the parties according to their respective
Interests. aLd that uEics5 they be a..l a.!cur a.
the E.St tenn of this CpGrt to be holden a. Inc
court house in the city OF Cape GirarieGu. state
% Missouri, on Monday, the -ri day Of May.
l-.E, and oH or before the third day Thereof.
IL the term shall 50 ioag continue. if not, then
before the end OF the term, and answer the
petition hereof. Judgment AID decree viii be
for partition Of said real estate among
those entitled thereto, according 70 the finding
OF said court. and If the real estate cannot be
in kind without prejudice, then the
cour; will order the said zeal estate sold.
1t l. further ordered that q copy hereof be
published in the Cane GiraTdecG DFNnCRAT, g
newspaper published in the c.ty aGd county
u Cape Gira-J!cau for four weeks successfully,
the last Insertion 20 be- at least fifteen days
the cOnmeRceniert of the EeNt term OF
,als court Atrue copy.
Attest: (. IL. ESCELNANN-
Clerk.
II. GkEEX, Attorney. aPIiGIr
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

WHILE the pine tree is no longer the
backbone Of Names lamher industry.
there is Il surprising quantity OF that
timber in the state. About fifty mil
lion feet Of pine are surveyed in the
docks of Bangor every year, and. al
though much OF it is second growth OF
sapling pine, there is 4 liberal sprink-
ling of the cld-time forest monarchs.
Even along the coast are patches Of
good merchantable pine, ard n Port
land boxmalicr who uses two million
feet annually gets his surply from with
in tea miles of that seaport.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

a STRANGE fatality seems to attend
n q the scatfoids at the fishery build
inS At the worlds fair grounds. Early
the other morning a workman fell from
the scatloii 10 the ground, q distance Of
twenty feet, and was severely injured
internally. Twenty minutes later 4
fellow lahorer while showing how the
accident occurred also fc,l from the
sclToid in precisely -he same manner,
receiving similar injuries.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14
Why We Fight for IL.

The London Times makes the frank
avowal that, while the free trade
policy of England is to secure the
largest amount of wealth for the
kingdom, the chief object of the
American tariff is TO keep up and
advance. by whatever means possible.
the standard of comfort among the
working classes.
Under British free trade. a duty on
coffee is imposed o ffourtccn ,hil!in%s.
about $3.50. per hundred weight; of
four pence, eight cents, per pound on
tea. Under the tariff of the United
States tea is admitted free of duty.
and likewise is coffee duty free from
the countries which have entered in
10 the reciprocity league. Tea and
coffee are i'll common use among the
people of the United States. and the
remission of customs duties upOI
each i q great saving. i'll the annual
aggregate. TO the millions with whom
household economy Is of first I'M
pOriancc.
a large number of the working
classes of England use beer in place
of coffee and tea. and the cXcis" duties
are prcporfionately heavy. - that use
which they will the English toilcr
must contribute to the support Of the
government an ouerDus annual levy
OF d2tic- from which the same classes
and all in the United STATE, are OK
cmpted.
Tobacco. which Is 50 commonly
used b. every class in the United
and the United States. is
there subjected To an enormous duty
and It's home production i prohibited,
in this country the hsme pro
duet is encouraged and protected by
imposition Of adequate duties up
III importatiOuS.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

A FARMER in Manchester, Me, is re
flecting sorrowfully upon the maxim
that Honesty Is the best policy"
Several years ago. in order to avoid
paying some debts, he conveyed his
farm. worth fcGr thousand dollars, to
his wife The wife died recently, and
according to law the property goes to
ter chil&rcn, the widowcr's right of
COVER excepted. The children refuse
TO rcconvcy the farm 20 their father.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

\ TORONTO woman found herself in
IN embarrassing Position the other day
when in her hurry TO start for church
she tool; from 4 closet a pair of her hus-
bands trousers for her dolnGn, threw
them over her arm and did not discover
her mistake until she had thrown them
over the back Of 4 pew in front of her.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

We r Informed by a member
of the Campbellite Church that Dick
Dalton, who is a candidate for Gov
ernor is not a member of the Camp
bellitc Church. lie is, however, a
member of the Baptist denomination,
and is therefore a descrter from his
mother church. The devil has it in
for all such christians.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

4 CARNIVAL of sports, IN connection
with tie worlds fair, is contemplated
and quite likely to be established 1t
Is proposed TO provide n large arena or
amphithcatcr in which will be enacted.
rs fax as possible. every kind of athletic
sport known to the various nations und
races OF the Garth
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14
excellent.

ONE Of the treasured relics of the
town Of Bucksport, Ne. IS On oil Dor
trait OF IEs. Jonathan Back, nee Han
nah GAZE, who Was L sister Of George
"~asiinSton's Hacther, jonathan R..c.1
wa the founder Of B~ucl;sport, having
made the first survey Of the town in
I.gl
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

IN California it is found that peach
stones burn IS well as the best ccal and
give ont more heat in proportion TO
weight. The stones taken on; Of the
fruit th2tis timed CT dried are collected
and sold at the rate of fifteen dollars a
ton. Apricot stones also burn. but moi;
% well rs peach, ard do not command
N CC0l - -riaa
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

Mr.. WattersOn makes bold to say
that Cleveland's luck is "played out
and he cannot carry the State of New
York. WattersOn also opposes Hills
nomination. lie wants a Western
man who a swallow the fraudulent
free trade notions Of the fraudulently
solid Democratic South.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

ATTENTION is called to the fact OF the
great increase in the number of women
astronomers. None Of them had thus far
achiercd 50 high n reputation as Marie
Mitchell made for herself a: VGssar,
though the work Of Miss Rose O'flallo-
ran in San Francisco is said to be .aos,
excellent.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically + in 1 TO 3
days. lis action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. 1t re-
moves AT once the cause and the dis
case Immediately disappears. The
first dose benefits, as cents. Sold by
Rider 81 Wichterich, Druggists, Cape
Girardeau. No.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

-~f.r5a-.'f neah tina the Anglo club
fellavs talk Of ezpelling Gawge Var
Leah fab cawwying a pawkage on the
avenoo." Cadley-'Ah, but that's of,
y know. The pawkage turned ont to
be a sick fawx terrier rcllet up in .
Truth.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

Just as soon Us Senator Hills back
is turned on Albany mischief begins,
AID he has to hurry back. His pet
newspaper at Albany has just lost the
city advertising and the Cleveland
rival has taken the plum. II is no
wonder that "crow's feet are gather
ing at the corners of the eyes of the
tired old bachelor Senator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

For the Democratic nomination for
Congress the Hon. Marshall Arnold
will have no opposition. Henry n.
Phillips, who WAS thought TO be a
candidate has published a letter in
which he states that he will not make
the race.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14
Sherif's Sale of Real Estate in
Partition.

Napoleon BsrGc. ,!aTia l.. Akin. Lux. 3.
How ar!. lanes Howard. .Ir, Auric Il Phillips
All sUTrav PHILIPPE her husband, IrEIic
Reilly AID Il. L. Rely her hd,ba,d, Mary
Iiaw OF aL't George " DaWs1I her husband,
Emma Walker AID Christopher HAYS WaIEtr,
hy l!s Guardian EmIaa a,ksr ENrarte.
Wy virtue and authority Of Z decree tor parti-
- urA and order Of sale nG,y by the Cape
Guardian Court OF Gu:aInDi Pleas in aud for
Cape e. rarr'.G Couaty Missouri, on Friday the
III lay Of January. is2. the same hCir= the
f.th ;ay .. TIA" Ia uaTy tenn ls.". Of sgiicoUrt
T.. f.tr aaY- r' 'i'i"'i cause. "a c-riiivC copy Of
AID decree a ~ CT,.yr y g is-ifr. .ruIn TIE Oiice
81 thr clerk of aid coaIt dated TIE lG;h day of
March, 80. and delivered t. IIc) !, she Under
si= ;oi sE,-if"f jspc G!rar,eaG county, Mis-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

Gov. Mckinley is free 10 say that
he is not a Presidential candidate.
that Senator Sherman is not in the
race, and that Mr.. Harrison will be
nominated and elected in this good
Republican year. Sensible, as usual.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

II Chinese methcd of subduinaar re-
b"iion Is quite IS effective rs it is bar
barrie. About eight thousand natives
who recently engaged in battle with
the imperial troops were either put to
She sword or burned alive
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

says DIR. Kaufman's great book Ell
diseases. its causcs and home cure.
with fine colored plates. is the best
work ever published. \ copy will
be sent free to ANYBODY who sends
three 2-cent stamps, to pay postage,
to A. 7. OrGway 4 Co. Boston. Mass.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14
SATURDAY, MAY Il, 1892.

The delegates from Stoddard county
to the State convention are instructed
for Dalton for Governor, Scibert for
Auditor. Lesuer for Secretary of
State, Stephens for Treasurer and
Wood for Attorney-G General.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

The Columbian exposition managers
have so far refused to allow any space
for an exhibition Of gas inventions and
appliances aDd say that there will no.
he c gas Jet or the exposition ground.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

The New York Times saws: wis
consin and Michigan are for Cleveland
and sound money Democratic
silverities in Congress will please take
notice. But when ii comes to the
question of sound money" the public
will likely call upon the party that is
united in making such demand, and
not the party of 'alf and alt
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

EI.,IL SE!TLEMGr. -Nai.r2 = Irr,ls
4 given I" all creditor. al ether i-trTc-;'i
H. the Ca.a: 81 l-.ss !,.@-i--- i -r"-s, /.
hiss lie, L. -,.urTa' .-,.tti id.bi.c a3E.i', :Tl'yr a.,
- .;.'i EayI.- yIaT-. al aai! stat igte..i- L,
IUak- usai s:sJ!ri,s,'t tl"r-T. a. isp me-: .tu
~ n, Probate or. e Cap G:s.ri'au ruu t..
NJ SOM jc 80 hy1t mt the court house IN tiic
c.;- OF J@cA-"". Missouri. "n the "ih G@y ii
Ma, ! ~.
FREDERICK II WEEr=CKE.
G]rriEf-:E PU ,lic Admin Tat II
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

The announcement from Kentucky
that Senator Carlisle is in the Prcsi-
dental a c emphasizes Mr.. Waiter
sons declaration III The Louisville
CONTier-J0nTRdl that Mr.. Clevelard's
nomination is impossible. Ii also
strengthens the impression that the
candidate will not come from New
York. It's a free for all" at Chicago.
Trot out your dark horses.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14
Tuesday, the Twenty-Fourth Day of
Nav, 1892,

At the coart house lroT in the city Of Cape Cir
~;.ricau, c-rHty Of Cap" G,rsTirIu, Missouri.
between the hJErs OF riar o'c!ucS in the fore
noon and five O'Clock ia the afternoon OF that
Gav. ard during the sr.s'n': OF She Cape Girar-
dcau Court Of JunHrnl Pleas, sell AZ public
~auct.oa. to the highest bi..lrT on the following
terms. to-wit-
TWrIiy-d:c per rrat Of the purchase money
TO lie paid ia cash st the tim" OF sale aIi 4
credit of twelve months To- be- given ga ;hc To-
maiEdcr. the purchaser or purchasers to give
note with approved security, bearing eight
per cert iutcrr1t from date of sale
per anrrm for deferred payment, all the
right. title. Interest, claim aui estate OF the
aiDvc Lafug,i rTtiTio. rrs, j" the above entitled
cause, al i'll and Ia the following described real
estate situa; 4 il. the couIty of Cape G!rarlgau,
aud state Of Missouri. t"-wit:
One huahrod ard sixty OtsD arrCs north half
"a OF the northwest quarter ~ aii : 'athcast
quarter "a of northwest quarter a. and north
east quarter 10 Of southwest quarter "a of
section twe;,ty t2J. township twenty-Lile ca,
rage eleven ~
Also. three hundred aTG E-vC" 10 aCras h.
I'M: part uf survey i,sThrr thT"- th,u ami.
tW" hundred gEi eighty -thrgc ts->l, in town
ship thirty can. rang" thirteen a.
Also southwest Gaa-'tr "a 0i northeast
c,u;T:cr ~ aad suEth.Gst quarter ca "i
T"rthTc~t una ter srciioa th:rty-siN GO,
TOW ship tLirty-tl1r.s To-. rar@. th'r;"c9 10.
AUGUsT E!LH%fGTH.
81 ap-ui5 Sheriff Gaze Girurlp:: Sos ~.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14
Railway Timetable.
ST. LOUIS & PADUCAH RAILWAY. ST.
LOUIS 4 CAIRO SHORT LINE, ST.
l.. 4. s L. II. K. Il. Co.
NOETUHDrND

DAILY. Dailv except sunday.
Pullman BufTct Si'rl eTs and PGrlCr Rcciiai@-
Char Cars o. ni-Lt trains.
ESQ. l. I.AHN, Gen. Pass. Agt =. I nUiz
Go. W PAILER, Gen. Manager, :, Lois.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

4 BYINI-TRATOH'S NOTlCE.-Noticc is
- horcbr givcu that i1tt.rs Of administration
With viii aT-r>'i NJ ~ the estate Of Aa,ir, as
Lu'iwig, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned BY tie clerk Of tine Cape GiTaritaU
Court OI C";InI"a Pleas 81 Cape Girarieau
rCUaty. Missouri, h,=Ting date the twenty
thiIi lay o! .V-ii. i~3.
All persons haviu" claims against said estate
az required to exhibit them 10 him for allcw-
sEcc within Oac yer from the date OF said let
teTs or they may he Frecigt-fi from a-y bc'-i-t
Of sarh estate: aud ii said claims bc rot osAib-
tied within tw" y5ars fcari the dat" "f the pub
location al this uoticS .hty viii - forever bar
red. Ot-"NR ROTH.
a,rlnE NiuL.ts+r.i.r
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

4 ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE -Noti.a is
Ia hereby gwen that letters Of adm n :; a GA
Epo- the Dststcci JCha Beck. dr-7a-sd, hayn
beca gra1te' TO he uui,r j ned by the clerk
.: the CAP" 1IraricaU CoErt OI Cu.r..ron Pleas.
O Care GlTar!caa CGurty. Missouri, bearing
datc the fth day OF Ma, i--
All per=o7~ having claims against said estate
are =, uiT.l t exhibit th,u 20 him Tor allow
atcc wt.Iiu ore year from ;he date OF said let
tors ut tic. MAY be i=eciatel from aay beleft
Il sac; e;a.n- a'd !. SAL claims LC rot ex-
il0itaG WItHi' tw" ytar- iT"n the date q; tie
publication 81 tHis .Otire they vii. ba forever
barred JOHN \. FRANK.
mkli Il AaEi ~is:Ia:Or.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

In 1891 mObs in the South lynchcd
lis Negroes. The awfulness of this
grim fact would be qualified were
there the least difficulty in coRvicting
Negro criminals in the South, but
there isn't. A white murderer of a
Negro is never convicted; the black
assassin always is. The south is sowing
4 terrible retribution of some sort.
The words of Henry Grady and the
deeds of his surviving fellow South
erners do not harmonizc.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

ENECUrrE> NpTICE-Nc:ic" = hereby
IL -iyrl that letter, 81 admin :r%.i1T With
viii annexed UTnu the estate of Louis "
Mil, r, 'itct aa"l. hlV" h-'rr -Tart-a T. tl"
undersigned Ey tAr clark Of the Cape Girar-
a. Al CONT tf J"rnrrrf Pi'Js ct Carp. GirGr-
Gr~succuIty. &:asouri bearing lat" the i.th Ia!
81 -N,r.!. -.
All i--.aLs haviag claims a"aisst said estate
are r Iur.-' to ,raI:,;t q. III - aim for allow
a,.ca within 81; y-aE !-riH TIE datc ui sac! Let
ter II they may br pr,c.Gi-l :rrr az h,".rt:;
90, ..J".r estate: a3iii SAID rl&inr- De ."t 'Nh.h-
tied ~ithir two : .ar- iron: t.. l.to OF TIE pub
LEGATION O: this irtic. tag MI! b" fCrrvr- tar
rel ;rnE l.. MILLER.
.Ir-g.IJ l--"Ntr-.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

Lieutenant-GOverno Halle, of Mas
sachusetts. she in 1890, and again in
1891, declined a Republican nominal
tion for Governor, is now ready 10
enter the lists against Willie Russell,
and the Republicans of the Bay State
arc wild with joy. Mr.. Hale is one OF
these men the mention of whose name
sets every assemblage of Massachusetts
people on fire with admiration and
enthusiasm. That State doesn't take
kindly TO Democratic Governors, and
is evidently getting ready to return
to the true faith.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

There is an ahaGc born of the
~ingratitudc of republics. In the case
of Il Owl government it would
seem that such expressions of the
appreciation of good service arc
merely slow, but nevertheless sure of
being made. A bill is now before
Congress appropriating S23,5OO TO the
officers and crew of the Hawaiian
ship Arctic for rescuing l76 Ameri-
can sailors in the northern ocean
tWenty-one years arc.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

Persons calling for any OF tho above letters
will please s2y ''Al.ar.:sSl," giving Gate Of
this LIST. If not ca:i Il for within thirty days
the viii BE- ssu. Ia the n-.l Letter Olice q;
Washington C.tT. 4. II. CHLAMER- Z. III.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14
Monday, the Twcnly-fhird Day OF
MAY. \. .. ISH2.

At the court ha"ac ,ioo= IL, thu city OF Cape Cir
Ir.@:u, AID ,iu-iu" tine session Of the Capr IL
rar,!raL Court 81 Cpmigal ii"a5 81 "a: | ,IuHty
of IL! G t. -arlrau, sell a. Pablo auction 10 ;Ec
hl-li.at lTt!,r Tor Casa j.. hard all the right
tIi.c AMI interest ui George Villains, deceased
in and To- the following descr! oci real 4 tai.
situate H. tn" county % Cape GiraTdrau and
sat. g! :il5sGHri, tV-Wit.
Forty 1871 acres of lard TO h. t&kcr in the
lOrfl Of Il square out Of the SoItirwyst Cn-:,cr Of
the east fractional half 81 the ."athwrst frac-
tio!al quarter pf fractional section ta,riy-avc
1871, IL 10" ASH thiriv-"lr isil, forth of range
thrice il5l, eat.
Also lots iwcrty--IN f16l aad twenty-five IEI
of Patrick GGTachty's addition to the city OF
Cape Girarieau, being & subdivision of out lot
number twenty-five Ia.
EZRA PETERS,
Administrator with the VIII annexed
aOrI1-ItG
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-05-14

No nation in the world, in any age
has reduced q national debt so speed
lily as the United States. In 1870 the
national debt was $2.3S6 100000. In
1890 it was S99S, 100000, a reduction
of $685. 100000 in twenty years.
Before the century closes the debt
will be entirely discharged. Our
present per capita debt of sos is less
than that Of any other nation. The
remarkable reduction of adebt which
would have crushed most nations has
been effected through the bGnciicent
influence of the protective system.