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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

your iiresidc and made you fight fol
i'll want to know if it is not bound
TO fight for YOU. The flag that will
not protect its protectors is a dirty
rag that contaminates the air in which
it waves. The government that will
not defend its defenders is a disgrace
to the nations of the world. | am a
Republican because the Republican
party says, we will protect the rights
of American citizens at home, and if
necessary We will march an army into
any State TO protect the rights of the
humbIest American citizen in that
State"
Free labor. love. afTcction--thcv
have invented everything of use in
this world. am a Republican. We
have got the first free country that
every existed. And right here want
to thank every soldier that fought to
make ii free. Every one, living and
dead.
Now. NY friends, I want you 10
vote the Republican ticket. L want
to swear that you will not vote for
any enemy of human progress. Go
and talk 10 every Democrat that you
can see. Get him by the coat collar;
talk TO him. Hold him like Cole
Ancient Mariner, with YOUR
glittcring eyes. Hold him; tell him
all the mean things his party ever
lid. Tell him kindly; tell him in
Christian spirit as | do, but tell him.
want you, every one, to swear yon
viii vote for the glorious Republican
,arty. | tell you we must stand by
he country. Ii is a glorious country
t permits you and ME TO be free. 1t
; the only country in the world
where labor is respected; let us sup
ort it. 1t is the only country III the
;orld where the useful man is the
ristocrat. The man that work for
, a day and goes home at night to
is little ones, takes his little boy on +
is knee. and be thinks that boy eau
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05
A OF MISSOURI,
oE CAPE GIRARDEAU,
"wHY AM A REPUBLICAN,"
Colonel Robert 6. Ingersoll on the
Soldier Issue.

SOidier Issue.
] am opposed to the Democratic
party, and will tell you why. Every
State that seeded from the United
States was a Democratic State. Every
ordinance of secession that was
drawn was drawn by a Democrat
Every man that e~ndeavore1 to tear
the old flag from the heaven that it
enriched was a Democrat. Every
man that tried to destroy this nation
was a Democrat
Every enemy this great Republic
has had for twenty wears has been q
Democrat. Every man that shot
Union soldiers wa a Democrat. Every
man that starved Union soldiers, and
refused them in the extremity of
death, was IA Democrat. Every man
that loved slavery better than liberty
was a Democrat. The man that as
sassinatcd Abraham Lincoln was a
Democrat. Every man that sympa-
thized with the assassin-cvery man
glad that the noblcst President ever
elected was Observation-Disclosures a DEM
ocrat. Every man that wanted the
privilege of whipping another man to
make him work for nothing and paid
him with lashcs on his naked back
was a Democrat. Every man that
bloodhounds to pursue human
was a Democrat.
Every man that impaired the credit
IF the United States, every man that
wore we would never pay the bonds,
very man that swore we would
lever redeem the grccnback, every
naligner of his cOuntry's credit, every
of his country's honor
a Democrat. |
| am a Republican. 1 am a Rcpub- '
an because the Republican party t
avs this country is a nation aud not $
coafedcracy. | want 10 know if
he government that took you from /
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05
Democracy Means Ruin.

An argument that is frequently
heard in Mr.. Cleveland's behalf is that
although he may be a free trader al
heart, he would be powerless to in
jure the interests of the country if
elected, since there is a Republican
Senate. This argument undoubtedly
influenced many voters in 1888. 1t
should not influence a single voter
now.
The senate is Republican by the
narrow margin OF six votes in a body
of lightweight members. If the
doubtful States necessary to Cleve-
lands success are carried by the
Democratic party 1t is a practical
certainty that their Legislatures.
elected on the same day, will send
enough Democrats TO the Senate TO
give the control of that branch Of
Congress to the party of free trade
and dishonest money.
With the House, the Senate and
the Presidency in their hands the
would achieve the "clean
sweep" with their Bourbon organs
in the South are clamorously de
inauding. They would have the
government of the United
States. They could revive the ruinous
State currency system, repeal the
he Mckinley tariff, and admit in al
overwhelming volume the foreign
PRODUCTS of that "chcap labor" they
dearly love.
To argue that they would not do
his is imbecilc. By its record, its
,latform and the purJoSe OF q !oDni-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

A disreputable colored preacher in
this county who is trying to make
the colorcd voters believe that it
would be to their interest to vote the
Democratic ticket. lie is telling the
colored men that the Democrats
respect and love them and that by the
Republicans they are despised, But
the colored voters undo rstand this
renegade scamp. They know that he
is hired by two or three Democrats
to do the dirty work that they them
selves arc ashamed to do. They 1.-THE
colored voters) remember the Stone
Democratic rally and torch-light pro-
c%cssion, and many of them, too, of
hearing the Democrats Boosting be-
fore that torch-light procession that
they would show the Republicans a
white mans torch-light procession
They remember hat grand parade
and they know that the boosters
kept their word as far as the white
mans part of it was concerned, for
there was but one colored maj in that
parade, and he was awhitewashed
f.llow. The coIored voters of
this county are not the ignorant peo-
pie they used 81 be when the Demo-
Gratis held them i'll bondage aud
and sold them on the same
that they bought and sold
horses, cattle and mules. They were
LIBERATED by the Republicans and by
he Republicans they are being edu-
ated. They know all this and no
,ireling can iunduce Them TO turn +;
heir backs to their trae friends s.,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

When Mr.. Cleveland told his Buffalo
friends that his rccoilcctions of his
part in the Democratic campaign OF
1860 included enthusiasm for a man
or a cause, a great deal Of excitement
ami noise, plenty OF hope and conf
dcnce, generally followed by bitter
disappointment, soon forgotten, he
added, Somehow the thing looks
more serious TO me- now We now
see why Grover has sometimes been
called a prophet.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

The Republicans of this county
should be on the look ont for the
Democrats who are in the push" for
the purchasablc vote. There will be
a barrel Of money distributed in this
county to purchase votes for the two
head men on the Democratic ticket.
The Democrats have no hope of
electing their whole ticket, but they
do hope by the use Of money to elect
two of their men and if they can
find sellers they are ready to buy
enough votes to elect these two men.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

achieve ANYTHING that the sons of the
wealthy man can achieve. Tao free
schools are open to him; he may be
the richest, the greatest, the grandest:
and that thought swcetens every drop
of sweat that rolls down the honest
face of toll. Vote to prosper that
country.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

The Democratic cry of 1890, that
the new tariff law advanced prices.
has been proved the atrocious false
hood it was The prices the people
pay at dr. goods stores and groceries
for their supplies tell The story. They
are lower than they were two years
400
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05
WILLIAM PAAR
Clerk OF the County Court.

mating majority of its voters the Dem
ocratic party stands committed to the
destruction OF American. industries
and the reckless expansion of the
currency. The II way to preserve
Inc prosperity of this country is TO
defeat Grover Cleveland. His election
means Democracy supreme at wash
ingtoa, and industrial ruin supreme
throughout the nation.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

These are stirring and registering
time for people who want to vote in
November. The registry list is the
patriots roll of honor, and the eligible
citizen who neglects to place his
name upon it is recreant to one Of
his highest duties. Register.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

The difference between the result
of the Congressional election this fall
and that of 1870 will show how very
much the people have learned about
the Mckinley law in two short years.
The tricksters who worked the Nc
Kinley scare two years ago will be
remembered this time.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

The rev tariff law increased the
duty on fine cotton hosiery 70 cents
per dozen. At that time they sold in
New York at $3.50 a dozen. If it we're
true. rs the free traders assert, that
the consumer paws the duty, then
they should now sell at 1921 per
dozen. Instead of that, they now sell
at $3.50 a dozen dollar cheaper than
before the new tariff law was passed.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

The Democratic national committee
is dreadfully worried over West
Virginia. The Republicans of that
state are confident its ELECTORAL vote
will go to Harrison, and the Demo-
Gratis feel in their bones that the
chances are good that it Will.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1897

The case against Labor. Commits
sioner Peck, Of New York, has been
dismissed, as every one knew it would
be. 1t was begun as a bluff, to divert
public attention from the crushing
blow his report dealt to the free
trade cause.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05
Republican Ticket.

For Presidential Electors:
Al Large-pAyIn T. DYE.
At Larse-si NUEI = sort
First Distributions { MuKrxLET
Second District -CmarLxS ID. Means
Third District-LEvI T Mouurox
Fourth Di~g;Tict-THomAa { rrNaAS
Ftfsh D~istiict-IOaIrh NeCoT
sixth Eis:Tict-RoEEE: + IEw.s
5evea:h pistrict-cbuS GUITAR
Eight District -WALsEIu,.1 j Powell
Ninth D~istrict-3aIsaS II iSpxrsov
Terth Pistrict-N.LL!vJ ; ii~oLL"cIlxr
E.creatn Distr.ct-FrKna::cs = Buawxeir
Twelfth pl-iTict-MAV KocGY
Thirteenth DissTict-BENgANIN 3 CHaooN
Fourteenth D.strict-G@Axr GuLk-r,E
Fifteenth U~Is;-ic!-TnONas W D:rry
Fog G1re.aor
WILLIAM WARNER
Tor acknowledgements
RUDOLPH w MUELLER
For secretary oi Stata
HEN.Ei Z AikiRE
For stat Nyditnr
JOHN " Weeks
For State I treasurer
TnkD ) WILSON
Fog Attorhcv-Gunc-a
DAVID MURPHY
For Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner
WENDELL ) HATHAWAY
EO-Jucsc Of tnc Su1.re:ne Contribution No. !
WILLIAM W EDWARDS
For Judgco OF the Surreaie Contribution No.
WILLIAN. : SHIRE
forJudCc Of The supreme CorTt--nivisioa No. j
CHARLES SAGEh
For Judge OF tie 81 i.JGis Crics OF Appeals
WASHINGTON " i,LACE
FOR Constitutional AIGenaInent concerning
FireneE-TES
FifeHnen-HD
brace The clause ycu DO 30: favor
For Errrescutat.re in Congress, i4.h Congress
ional District
MADISON 3 CLARKE
For state senator, 2lst Senatorial District
For Judge of the Circuit Court, 2sth Judicial
Circuit
For Member Of tHc House Of Representatives,
JOHN J SAWYER
Fer Sheriff
JUDSDE Il EANDOL
For Collector OF the Revenue
PETER LEIISER
For Prosecuting Attorney
JOHN \ SNYDER
For judge Couaty Court, lat District
JOSEPH = MEDLEY
For Judg" County Court, md District
,tr,D-i - u Ar,JL.I
For County Treasurer
frederick KIES
For Coro"eT
ADAM d BLOMEIER
Fer C1u'.ty Assessor
FREDERICK II WELTECEE
For County Surveyor
LOUIS NJ EEAS
For Public .tdn:ni4tra;or
HENRY HANS
For judge Cape Girard.au Cour: OF Common
Plea5
ALEXANDER GnSS
Fer Constable Apple Greet Township
WILLIAM Ii BEDWELL
For Constable, Eyr,i Township
WILLIAM J SUI Ton
For Constable, cape 'iirar,icaa Township
HENRY HOPPER!
For Constable. Hubble Township
WILLIAM SrEINH"EF
For Constable. Kinder Township
on. Il GIBBS
For Constable, L'brr;y township
For Constable. Hani0. Township
tIRErF c fbrtENBNCN
For Constable. Shawnee Township
CHARLES W T~C>CHEeFT
For Constable. Hrich Township
JOHN DEMMIEG
For Constable, Whit" Water Township
JE>-E J EUCHA%%oN
For Jr5t:cr OF the Pcace, Hinta Township
FOR enforcing the law restraining Horse
MdIcs, Asses, Cattle, Swine, sheep and
Goats from running at large.
against enforcing the iaw restraining Horses,
sIules. Asses, Cattle, Swine, Sheep and
Goats from running at large.
(Erasc the clause you 10 not favcr.)
For enforcing the law restraining swine and
Sheep from running 4. large.
Against enforcing thr Law restraining Swine
and Sheep from running at large.
Erase the clause you do no: ravor.)
The last named proposition applies only 10 the
five Townships NJ Apple Greek. Byrd. Kinder.
Shawnee and white Water.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05
Peoples Ticket.
For Presidential EieeLcrs

A. Larre-PHIEEAS d. KENYON
~ Larce-NELLTAM ANDERSON
tlrss D;stTict-CASPER MILLER
District-WlLLIAM QUAYLE
Third District MARION c. MARTIN
Fourth gistrict-RICHARD p STAFFORD
silt.. ristrict-3ESJAIiN ELLIOTT
SiNth DisSrict-l.EE d EWING
Seventh Dislrics-JGsEEH WHITAKER
E.ig,a D.striet-ZCA SGL.E FERGUSON
Nj I'll District-RDBEI:1 CAwTHOBS
Tent. nistrig: IOIiE y GLADNILL
Eleventh Dis;rict-IANES II WHITE
Twelfth N~istr;ct-iIEEEY / ROTH
Thiri~eatH pisrict-I!EEHT : UEE!;iCh
Fourteenth u:s.rc.-MA RON NJ PEASE
Fifteenth uistrics-:AHFOED SMITH
For GU.eracr
LEY EREfT LEONARD
E1r Observation-Disclosures
GEJ2G& " WILLIAMS
FDT 5'afctaT: 81 .;.te
EAffD FtGE
FOR safe Aad..DT
JOSEPH Is E.S.S
FOR STATE Tr-As4rtr
DS THOMPSON
For .fttoraey General
wIiMIhM |. LITrELL
For Railroad and War"::glsp Commissioners
JONI O'HiEkRN
For Judge of the sarre:,c Contribution No l
DRNIiLE y JOINS
For Judge d the supreme Colrt Division No ;
WILLIAM : >iiJi:k
For Judsc Of the Srfr2ma Contribution No.
CLENE i-.NND + NDJLrDS
For Judge o... :. Louis GVuct oI appeals
FpiEr L RtrtIri
Ter Constitutional Amendment c0Acer1ia;
FicrmcI-lE.S
Tor Constitutional Amcudiac.t concerning
FIIcIuca-Su.
Erase the claus Won DO not favor.)
For Representative in CJlsreza, l4Gh Congress
i0nal District
THOMAS TAEEs
For State Senator, list Senatorial District
FOR Judge of tho C!rcui. Court =>tl, Judicial
Circuit
e. -.
For Member Of the iIouzc O. Representatives
MILTON = GIioLSoN
For Sheriff
NATHANIEL p SriRNS
Fog Collector 81 the Revenue
DAVID Il COWAN
For Prosecuting Attorney
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For .IUd"r Comfy Court, LIST District
GEORGE W McSEEI.I
For judge County CaIrt. md pi8trict
ABSALOlt KINDER
For County Treasurer
THOMAS J BA$r
For Corner
JGEE \ HORN
Tor County Assessor
WILLIAM W KINDER
Fer County surveyor
JOHN c EHIDFR
Fer Public administrators
JOHN & JUDEE
Fo Ja1Sr Cape Gira-teaU Court of Common
P!"as
Fog Constable, .ip!Ie Cse,k Township
For Constable, Byrd Township
..--.--..-.-- .--.-.-.--- -..-.-.
For Constable. Care Gfra-sicap Township
...
EOl 'oNSts. ~, iitbbi' lfN tshtp
SEELET i RHODES
Fcr Coa.ta,Ie, KIDD It Township
For Constable, Liberty Township
For C2rsia,Is. Tardol township
For Constant, +hawncc Township
..--..- -.- .-
To- Constable We, Township
For Constable, White Water Towp,aip
For Justice Of thu Page, Kinder Township
FIR rai,r:;ng jic law restraining ~lIo-.cs,
aI"lcs, Asses, Iattlc. Swine, Sheep ari
Goats from ranaius 4. lar<.
Against enforcing tn" law r,c;rI.airg i]io-ans.
Aiul"s, Asses, ra:tl", Swine, sheep and
Goat from rUGainr AZ larg'.
Erase :hc c;ause You do not favor)
For Enforciag the Law restraining Swine and
Siiccp from running at large.
Against enforcing the law restraining Swinc
a;sd Sheep FROM ranr;n. at lar,r.
(Eras2 TIE cla-.sr y"l .in ~ far,r.)
The last named p-oro,it3p, a3?Ii's onlv 70 tnr
EYc Townships Of irr', Cr"yk, Iiyri. Kinder.
Sha.yon.. and Whit, wt-n-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

The railroads of the country were
never so ovcrrun with business as
they are to-day. Even the calamity
howlers who 60 from town to town
telling the people how the Mckinley
law has ruined the country are delay
ed now and then by the overwhelm-
ing rush of traffic.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

Free traders and theorists like
Henry George insist that the election
of Cleveland will be a fine thing for
the laboring classes, whereas practical
friends of labor like Mr.. Powderly
declare that Mr.. Cleveland's election
would be an afrront and an injury to
the labor cause. The workingmen
will harken to Powderly's words.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

What a spectacle of fruitfIlness and
plenty this country now presents to
the world, with its countless miles of
railroad and waterway clogged with
the produce of its fertile fields, and
with its storage elevators, of ap-
parently almost limitless capacity,
overlooking and groaning beneath
their loads of golden grain!
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

That stock law proposition to be
voted on next Tuesday should not be
overlooked by the voters in this sec
ton Of the county. The farmers in
the southern part of the county are
not yet ready for a stock law. They
are not prepared for such law. They
can not afford TO keep their stock up,
and while there are thousands of
acres of wild woods yet undIsturbed
by the advance of civilization there is
no necessity for a stock law.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

American Catholics will be glad of
the prospect of the establishment in
this country of an ecclesiastical
tribunal for the settlement of disputes
between priests and bishops. Such
matters must now be referred to
Rome, though usually they are of so
trivial a nature that they well might
be settled here with greater expedi-
ton and more satisfaction to all on
cerned. The report that Archbishop
Satolli, Papal Legate, now in this
country, carries full power from the
Pope to establish a consistory court
of the nature indicated lends added
interest to his visit.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05
STATE, COUNTY TOWNSHIP TICKET.
| Cape Girardea County, Misaouri.
Prohibition Ticket.
For Presidential Electors.

For Presidential Electors.
At I.a-ge-TuL,Aa II GLHotsES
~ Large--WiLIIAM = BENNETT
Fast DistT.ct-EINBELD Sc,rT LIgrLE
second D:stri,t-WILL.AN CLAFcycE IU'TIS
Ihi-i Distributions T. FEsLER
FoJrti Distric.-8cE@rr ClfsIoS yaSpKGHoot
Fifth Dis.rict-onS WESLEY JsCoHs
sixth D~istrict-SAMUEl WILLiAN C~Ru1CHaR
SerentE Bistrict--jAmzs MADISON CEAEK
Eighth nistr.et-sNOS L tmFE;
Einui Dis.-ict-BAEroE " FQ:D
Ienth uisirict-ALENASnEE NOBLE
EIcYcath D;strict-JANss NJ nAG1iS
Twelfth Distributions 7 FED
Thi7tceath D!stTict-isAAg : E:K.R.
Fou7tec..th Observation-Disclosures -irIHUR Els
F.reaatk B;st-iet--Gs5IoE J. 2yVLiSG
For tssyerhnr
JDiiN soBiESKI
Tor Iicu.enant-G Cover OF
VA SIEtENSoS CROTCH
Fog Secretary OF stat"
EDWIN MCCLELLAN
fGc stat Treasure
MUSl:JE lNGRtiitN
lo- stat. AJIt9r
DAVID STEWART
For Attoriey Gencrai
WAITER EMMETT JOHNSON
For ~;aiirJa3 and wharchaa-c COMMISSIONS
ANDREW 6 BROWN
TorJadse OF the supreme Court
EUGENE Ail;ES
For judge OF the supreme Court
AUSTIN I BITS
For judge of the SEfre:ac Court
For Judge OF TIE st. Louis Court of Appeals
....-....-... --.-........-- .-.---.-.- .-.---.-
FOR constitutional Amendment concerning
Firemen--YES.
For Constitutional Amendment concerning
Fircmca--NO.
Erase the clause you 20 not favor.l
For I;ci ceseota.ivc III Congress, iitE Congress
ional District.
co.. ..-......-..-.
Fog state Senator, .lst Senatorial District
observation-disclosures.
Fog judge Q, the Circuit Court, 3sth Jaicial
Circui:
49,
For Member OF the House OF Representatives
For Sheriff
For Collector o. The Rcyenuc
For Prosecuting Attorney
For Judge County Court, Is; district
..-.-.. -.-.--.----.-.-
For 5uisc County Court, md District
...........-.. .-- .--
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

"What is the principal question in
this campaign" asks the Hon. Carl
Schurz. Opinion is somewhat divided
on this point, but a great many in
telligcnt men believe that one of the
principal questions is whether the
free trade views of Mr.. Schurz are
worth anything as compared with
Bismarck's solemn declaration that
this country owe her material great
ness to the policy of protection.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05
Democratic Ticket.
For Presidential Electors:

LOlA -
Third D;strict-HogNTIo T. SINRAIL.
District-RANooITH 7 DAVIS,
Fifth Distr;ct-MaTrIEw VI. MccLTLJsSp.
Sixth District WILLIAM L. JARH0rr.
District-HESEY sAREs LAY
District-joHS ID. BOILING.
District-n MARTIN WILLIAMS.
Tenth Distriet-DEWTrr CLINTON TAYLOR.
Distrios-W lillian CILLISASK.
Twelfth Distributions OfNKILL.
Thirteenth District-LxIGR b. WoOnsIpE
District-HzNRY y. FHIasyiS.
District-JANEs w. GEorGE.
Fc- Governor:
WILLIAM J. STONE
For t-GOvernor:
JOHN b. O'MEARA.
For Secretary of state.
ALEXANDER A. EESUIU2.
Ter state Auditor:
JAMES VI SEIBEEr.
+or State Treasurer:
ION V. STEPHENS.
FOR Attorney General:
ROBERT F. WALKER.
Fog Raiiroad aud Warehouse Commissioner:
JANER COWGIIL
For Judge ofthe supreme Contribution No. !
GEORGE Il MACFAELhNE
@ -Judse Of the Supreme Contribution No. :
THOMAS A SHERWOOD
For j Judge OF the Supreme Court-Diyision 20. =
GAYON ID. BURGE>S.
For Judge Of the ST. Louis Court of Appeals
henry W. BOND.
For Constitutional Amendment concerning
lFiremen-lES.
For Constitutional Amendment concerning
Fireinen-No.
(Erace the Gausc You do rot Favor
For Representative in Congress, i4tl: Congress
ioaai District:
MARSHALL ARNOLD.
For State Senator. 2lst Senatorial District:
ROBERT DRUM.
For Judge of the Circuit Court, 2Sth Judicial
Circuit:
HENRY C. RILEY.
For Member of the House of Representative
ELAN W. RUSSELL.
For Sheriff:
EDWIN N. POE.
For Collector of the Revenue:
DAVID o. SEIBERT.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
JOHN \. HOPE.
For Judge County Court, Is. District:
GROVES s. WILLS
For Judge County Court, 2nd District;
THOMAS A. ALLEN
For County Treasurer:
AUGUSTUS SCHoEN
For Coroner:
JOHN A VANAMBURGH
For County Assessor
CHARLES 7. LEWIS
For County Surveyor
CHARLES W. HENDERSON
For Public Administrator
LEWIS SCHUPPAN
For Judge Cape Girardeau Court of Common
Pleas
SAM NJ. GREEN
For Constable, Apple Greek Township
THOMAS JACOBS
For Constable, Evri Township
JOHN II CLODFFLTEa
For Constable Cape G;rardeau Township
For Constable, Hubble Township
For Constable, Kinder Township
hENIk
For Constable, Liberty Township
For Constable RandOl Township
JOHN SIMMONS
For Constable, Shawnee Township
WILLIAM W ALEXANDER
For Constable Wclch Township
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For Constable, White Water Township
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For justice OF the Peace, Kinder Township
DAVID LoCNEY
enforcing the law restraining Horses,
Mules, Asses, Cattle, Swine, Sheep and
Goats from running at large.
Against enforcing the law restraining Horses,
Mules, Asses. Cattle, Swine, Sheep and
Goats from running at large.
Grace the clause you do not favor)
For enforcing the law restraining Swine and
Sheep from running at large.
Against enforcing the law restraining Swine
and Sheep from running at large.
(Erace the clause you DO not favor-)
The last named proposition applies only to the
five Townships of Apple Creek, Byrd. Kinder,
Shawnee and White Water.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05
Railway Iime-Tab)e'
ST. LOUIS & PADUCAH RAILWAY. T.
LOUIS d CAIRO SHORT LINE. tsr. L. A.
& I. Il. &. r. co.,

This line n0v makes direct connection VITA
~ 6 {. trairs la2vi-g Fape Girs-deau 81
COOS m ~srriying az - Louis al l!.-o h.H.-
Pcturaiug. leave ST. LOgis ri 80 n m. arrN-
Ing at Cape GiraricaU AT 2:aG p III
Go. y I.sKN. Sen. Pass. ACT 81 LOUIS
Gro W PNRAEs, Grn- Manager. 81 LoIfs.