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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-18
Fall Millinery Exhibit.

The delay through quarantine in New the French
steamships made for postpone millinery
ing days until Friday and Saturday have
vices that the balance of order of imported pattern
now on the and will be here before opening day.
this millinery showing will be the finest Seattle
While of the untrimmed hats ornaments
ming may be seen time this week the complete showing
not be made before Friday and Saturday next
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-01-09
"A. A|...EST'R|;lELLlA.. y z : Z. DlEORO
/, sJssa0h ss SAN FRANCISCO a. a6f 81 ee.

Tengo el gusto de aYisar al lphblico que el.
mi seshaplecimiento LA ESTRELLA DE ORC,
Sam Francisco n42, he montadoa una. secci6h.
para Sonabreros, adorsa1d0s, 7bajo,ta intaligents
lraeol0n de doneEnriqus GayarEon, 4joyenl bien
;onocido del p1blloo eiegante,. .pord sus esne
radosly artfssious trabajOe an, e ramo A i :
iaa Los ssombrer0s que aqui so eonfeecionab
NADIA tienensque envidiaE a los que salen de los
5alleres dc Parts, porQue este establecimiento
cuenta con acttvos corresponsales que lel tie.
aen al tanto de la Ultima Nsodg: y pOrque ade
mas SO recibsn qnincenalmente los ;sstt6neos9 f.
gMrisess asf como las 3fornaas oscaspes para som
.pcerus, y las flores, c5mtas de GAS articulos
de adornQ.; tcd0 10. maB moderno. agg 81,
#a, II Tambien SO encuentra On LA ESTRE Eliza
DE ORC er mas Yariado surtido do fCALlzADO
para senoras, caballeros y ninos. -as j ad2oa
I,s.5 Participa que tambi6n 50 'hacen to,
da clase de reformas On los sombreros 80 Las
senoras de esta Capital J dc La Isla Quedan en-.
teradas tque en- la Gale de San francisco n 10
ihallaran TODD To- que mas arriba indico. a4Ga
] fl5-l6 a3 a5tstfna4 4SGEoGdos5 Maslasfzss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-01-09
.OPTICA. I'm RIYAL.L

N .0PTICA I'm RIVAL,l go sk) taaEsc
Lentes j sespejuelos de acero con ividrio
inOsa 20 Cts. ecasla a. Gafas an.eoios ahu.l
madOs y do r,or5s nlontados en- carey, caut
ehi1,o aceros nlqueiaslo, metal bianoo, plata doi
rada y de ORC montados 4en CRYSTAL de roca adei
Bohemia. se 3Ea aq
.aaf. oof fANTEOJOS4 DE LARGA, VISTA
Jemelos para teatros de, distintas classes Y for
mas. --Br rujulas do difereates tanaTos. - Termo-
metros y baromet-os aneroides On aestuches de
terciopelo, arreg ados a la temperature de este
china. af, .s..ssss.yEST ID. ss s1 S@s AZ 1>
Efa5nss as.4.l9ss lRELOJERfA faIaa II '.l s',.'5l
=. Servicio complete de- relojes de pared. - =
Gran noYedad on relQjes con paiaros y pajaritos
que dan Ia bora con IN canto especial. " aria
DO surtido On. despertado .--Relojes de boil
siHo para gsenoras Y yecapalleros, montados en
oikeell, acerQ oxidadoade plata blanca dorada
desde 81 hasta los de- de 4l8 zlates del mas
alto precio. ls.g ~ s
lsa an PREM DERfA EN- ORC LAMINADO aa ara
h Q Eiegantes pulseras. A1eres para 9seiio3
ras para corbatas.-Za Zarzlos y dornilones
con @ @brillantes del Congo iimri5ando los vsrdade
ros, sin cartu1ina ss ,.t..t ilts-a'i
eT'I Z OBRINO y todos quedaran satisfeohos
pnolioo ysde la aGepcio oon que Sc les srve
sa l& f)l sti eGe aI5Tssa ea JUNO 30 a(a
i Es F 5Df fx4fss sss#@ gYfY
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MIN $50 Enero de

/ ! ~, roq .I.....l ssoI3 81 DeT CD s.s,., q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-01-09
.ObralsE: dra.l 4 lati I'll cas-

isouBuena OCCASION para adquirirlas en- la Lii
sorerdasde B. SAM URIC o iVIDALal infimo pre-
ei0 de- 80 centayos las de tres actos, 25 centa
vos las 0e dos actos y 20 las de uno.4 a5sab
Is aLos que deseen1un catalogo dc los tftulos
yiautores,l pueden rentir 10 centavos en- sc
ilos de franqueo, advirtiendose que no SO con.
5estarA carCa 81 al efecto no se aacempana ei
sello, nj SO sirVira pedido sin pr6vio pago del
inlporte.9 f5gkH4 Eea4sE9ss sts8 los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-01-09
ARGENTERIA FINA


Cubie t0s = yasos en- eleganbes estuches.-
E 4e Vinageras saieros,- -Sonajeras para ninos dc
1870 dfferentes tamanos y -PuIsefas gran
spE fantasia -Cuchartas por docenas en- elegantes
estuches doradas, oxidadas blancas.-Cu
charitas de mango largo, nuevo modelo para
379t7 refreseos. -Colgantes eopodinas y leontnas,
#.g j doradas blancas y oxidadas etc. ETC. saaus
I T9sAA nARGENTERfA ALEMANA DE CRIsTOFLE.sl
Gisd ssCentros de mesa.-Bandejas grandes y Pc
aQuefas-Copas gfandes doradas con sus pla
APanefas, targeGeras; azucareras,y elegan-
tes escrbanias con sin timbfes - Servleos
g Il X de t6 de 6af6 Timbreso llamadores en- ma-
ID quinas.- -Candeleros para sbujas estearicas r.
9a8 Jarros para aqua hielo.--Convoyes y Vipaje
aE las ycuchillitos elegantes para postres. ssar
acRISTALERfA DIR BOHEMIA ss{ n.
81 Gran Va9ieddd en- coloves montadas on
orc double articulo elegante para regalo. wv
sfEI .6ne8 abi F3H ftsaa a0N ASa ,#
eb go199 IOiletes foreros de alta fantasia Centros
de mesa guarda joyas, Bomboneras varias
saHS3i euriosidades de mucho gusOo ~ ~ @ as9
iohl9 Visitese Ia casa de los Sres. ~. ALBE
de la Yariedad de los obetos que sc otreoen q
ano por los duehos empleados de la casa. 1sgs
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Por tener. que ausentarse sd aduefo Sc
dI sea Vender una estancia en- Ia jurisdiccio n
de Cayty, .barrioe de sEarg1zo1, comp esta dee
is cuerdas de fsrrenos com finoas de cafe,
platanos, malangas denaas frutos men ores,
eanahen atiene Pastosq de ayefba de igulnea,e
vegas deamalogillo y basto natural lsass6n-
c sssde cafe :pueden producer 200 quintaIess
Taubien tiehe arbofedas de 'cacao todosl de
coseeho. 4icha propiedad tiene aIiuinas
para pfepafars ef cafe, con su correspondence
te tahona pafa lustrarlo, y tiene estableci7
mientos para recollection del fruto y casa de
-vivienda. .eoaa1 aiaf1s a989G1g A .faatg
| tustseavende en- precio n16dico y para mas
e que Ia itStereses puede difigirse a
Don Jose Philemo .~sayey. 1873
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La Palma

~ I'm Ff1I9HnnsafsN9 ---asss 1ssvsESssK ssn 5SY II
"A conaecuencia, de los ananeios que y;enen
pnplicand dose tan 8 rinb bombantssA y5por cieFto
beHs ios M artlcuoa ccnfaccionss de IN estabIcie,
Halent0 de esta Capital como On aquellas "a iles5
cubxe NO sana intsnc para 81 nnestro ;cs ner.
naltanaos Lamar la atsci6n y hacamea constar 81
de 10 Isla, que La Palma NADIA tiena euaIaryi
dlar ninaa establaomlsnto DO sa Indolo toea,,.
te la bondad do osartfculUa que inaporta s,n
feclonas comp tampoe0 gespecto netfvidad . I'M
pleza en el seyy yicio. La ca1a ves mayor ahuenu
Cue conste que = NJ sso, t0lo lo d ira sauss
mos sa tan buena 0 como ii ,sse;ov
toQaeea sSnsFagio u aiss I. isies So s. !
sD31a'1s '0liVae II al aes Il
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. Doctor Coll

Mediuo- -oiruiano por la Unlversidad DC
Barcelona, con IL aflea de praptica pEofeaio.
nal On 10 villa de Arectno, ofrane al pnailcu
sus serylcios faou tivos en la oae dc la 0rns,
persona que paueSca algrna enfe,medad cro~
niCa siEA
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2a Esta antigua acredtada encnentra
dad nontados briantes perlas zfros piedras nas
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-15

-Megriminc is the only guarantee"
.,ru,onent cure for headache AMI
neuralgia. Relieves in 20 to 50 mn
utcs. 4 great blood cleanser IN
stimulant that in time positively cures;
sample bottle tree. The Dr. u al
Megrimine Goa South ben"' lhu'
Sold by druggists.
The politicians are all On the
Fair Grounds this week. The Demo,
cratic candidates, however. are not in
the best Of spirits. They are shaking
hands with the people all the same
and some few OF them are pretending
that they believe their chances o
election are good, but they know bet
tar.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-15
TIE<pAN

-Ciaud Wilson, Of Morley, is in
the city.
The City OF Sheffield passed down
to-day with a light trip.
Bob Jennings, Of Dexter Is III
the city.
-Thco. Sachse, Of Appleton, is al
the Fair to-day.
-IusT-About two weeks ago. Oh
Main street. 4 skeleton key. flndci
will please return Saline 10 this office,
Geo. X. Cosby, the Commerce
ferry. came up to-day.
sc. &. &. Certain Corn care
removes c0rEs. warts, El,ti',oh'
InOIcs and c~aiiOu,cs. SaFr;tii
led. see that 4. Z. &. II h.oNs
i'm every bottle. Take no Other
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-15
III! Ton: ri.r,Scn;cd IL" .focrr"


.''i' t - INV "t'' IN Ca -
t appeared .r>t Saturday.
L.. Union M....rg O.. Til urG'
r.... n;c3 =. v.:c: H.-5. &c "p.,ia
H!,.. u~Iarhiusrr IA operation.
-. I.uH,... hr o:tc I:is" 'n
hu;,.r. ,..r interior asa I"arF, ".iA
"a force of hau,i, ii Won. !. v&@ .
,esl baf.cr-Ro;3 81 wheel.
~. ,srrrr..fcr-. las I-iHi,t'&a !
80. representing The l:;'H.lg g. a.
.,a..-.. l.. !.r. lie -arr.Hr.Is NrE2
actually q; WORK Building = frame
hon,c Oh wheels.
j.. Can ; ewing and igC tn"l-
.,sa,. Thl iinf, represented i:-
Interior al the t1i-e ii:e"cft-
va - ..uc llDIt n represented i
.I.um, la!ustr,. The i'o:t was r.
cu-rrs5I by a m.rry rrcw.
-. III, GDu ly l.. y. i'"%2SSir.
was 4 lraI:i:,l -trrctire. !; Was
lui!J without regard r. Coz; ~" -,
i,roaoulc",l /: perfect. 1t represented
il oil the most successful yeHAS
cuisines a,vn - the ci:y-
-. Dairy. by Christ i%iaHnaih- ~
was . rea! dairy On Nhcri~, Win =
real iir" COW a."adin- III. II the f1'E
being miiNc"- me III. '",'" ,.+,A
. Wa there in operation ana oItEy-
! thing pertaining 10 4 rrst-'!h-s GAR!
was REPRESENTED.
! y. Grant" stone by cape "'''''c
. "a, wa Good H"ri. rHiEc chi:hs !
new business III this city; IL move
the Stone enters at work preparing
hi, splendid stone Tor 'he "i''fA.''
-. Nh"iezii' HrocefS' u! "H' -
A!ncrt "F"r'ry ,'nnt'ns -. !,
exclusive wholesale grocery hp',t Il,
southeast Missouri h""S" t"
float. u.,,. =.
Matthias POL. was 4 buiidin" with
the carpenters at work: II was : a"c
F~crrcschrail"h oi Nj. i'nas nU>I'"N
-. sew Machines :! ). ~ il""'o'
was = good float
-. butchers. ny fcrH i":FA Ion
represented The Si'n@Aicf nous iha '
the butcher shop As truly as c"".L W
"emrcscnted. sheep ana cave. We
there ready 10: me butchers IN,
%. Coal aud lee. rE II. L. il"h@c-
was good. 49,
-. flanos M" 'Iehi'' ;
Wilson was ashpwy hoai, ana nay ~
4 performer rhakin. muse on l
organ it attracted tie attention - 81.
- i'HGhiay'lr, u. hr;c,. ,riidin@
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e.,,. -@a.. ~. W.
- il ,.s.nr&raa.
NV. =, =. history "a. Cape Cir
iii go, u.-a Got:.r:-
.rr. IL. civ ,....a ..onrr la
~. .:i4. .!... n..., October =.
lat-. Y...y :,rar' a.,; ia . Tra,.
H..-..'- H"a...;,a% t:.r;y-:"" & q" :
~ .arm,a c-", a~i $50
IL. ,.... ,= %..> ,"a.ie.5. the e. "
tl.E Guards. .ga" by The t@r'h'
i,::A, t::'n 'a'i' ~ i'"''' h'h'''
a':l i:'n it.'""',! 'Ee Ions Al ''''
'a-""l":s order
J.. hs"s- AHA N'i.'il'S' -! h''''
"T'@'i"" :''.. . Ni'!ie ""7'A'
. ii'";- :ai shoes, ~ I. = iiH-
il"a. Tia. Cont represented ''.e VIA
Woman IA; '''''' il N!''c. t"h'
s. '"' .'e-' - '':'.y~1"',' '"' "",'-
Wa '+''i''''
l' w.,
=
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- a..
'''9''
!! ''"'''
afN ''"' WI"
''D' n-~.do
:. wagon III"
D! ii'hi! h''n''
wagon and BLACK ''h'h Hh"t "a "r'c'>
The workm"n were hammcr:ng away
ell, tie re-; l;nt frrn i..st thc same .
-, n; :. IL, .s,n
"''.
:, hardware, by 9. ". Hai'r. NJ
rahn deal. extensively in sportin:
ID .,.l H.. ,I,,,t re.rcscrtcj
-au.;.,, ont,
hurting p'''-
: E.pc CRY FIGURING NILS, b.
>;.:n w., This WAS surely 4 rep
H.. 7, sb,wcd H., +,yiau
".,'''' 49, 49,, -,
mil! II operation WIZ" AZ" 49," u
hands. The engine III pam we" V"
running at full speed, and the i,'.
-. ,ro,o,rceJ hy the thousand
,;. - ,bo no., ava.
q "a - = III AEa 80 ~ 49,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-15

but | coaldn't help it. Everything
went wrong with me ana thought
| hadn't q friCnd "A the world; dys-
pcpsia caused this. and Tor months |
couldn't eat anything, end just suffer
I Ell in misery Ill! u>ed oulrher Bitter.
Three bottles cured mc.-D Le,ris, -
| Bowdoia Street Boston. NIss.
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Nnticc.

am prepared to do Ill kinds OF
upholstering. sofas, chairs and ditan
Springs reset and upholstered. Also
mattresses cleaned and recovered iii a
workmanship manner. Best Of ref,
crence given. Rooms opposite The
Dr,tccRAT Office, Themis street, Cape
GiraricaU.
: aUgl0 IL A-E"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-15

: Va ~; a., He. Saiaei
Oak Ridge.
Heiicr. ! ari Hniyr , years, J.
premium. J. T.. Wilson. Oak hi,lgH.
Heiter Call, under year. Ist an,
2nd premium. Geo. Shidcr, Oak Ridge
Corn, (yellow) Isl premium, Z. /
W. Hopper; IND, Louis Oswald
County.
Corn, (whitc) list premium, o. 7.
IIarrill: 2nd, I. +. W.Hoprer. County
Rye, lst premium, lily. Brandes
City; 2ud, Herman Weiss, County.
Oats, lst premium, Z. Lampe
County.
Wheat. II premium, Thccphilu.
Schorcr. Kew Hamburg md YIN
Eingwald. County; 3rd, Thco2hi!u.
Schcrar. New hamburg.
Apples. st premium, II. II. K!ar.
! rro,ll, County; 2nd, Herbert Peters
iC:,g.
Peaches. st premium. I. f;rem.
mcrmanr.. nd, Mrs. II. :. AsaAolz
City.
! Pears. ;.;r.c:aiutsa Caroline NJ.
. Cure. Whsa;land. II.
Ei..I.r ;;:c.r If~G.,. Lizzie Franz
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ADVERTISING RATES,
LEAD PETCIt 5cGTINGs.
Memorandu:as hTado in tho Re
pcrtcr's W2ndcripEs,
MONDAY.

-Judson Randoi will bc the mex
Sheriff of this county by a large MA
jority.
GEORGE W. Ballard came dow
from ST. Louis Yesterday and hc IN
forms u that he viii probable rcGiail
here.
Christ Kruger is happy TODAY
lie received n Telegram IN mornin.
i,forming him tiiAt n son was bnf'
yesterday 10 Mr.. and Mrs. AucG,'
Daues in ST. Louis. Mr.. KrTc"cr !.
now grandfather.
-Gcorge Laccy'- case WAS scit
back from the Supreme Court for /;
new trial. His case viii come up n
the next term Sf rjf' Circui: Couci
which convencs Oh the first Monday
in January next.
While the Rev. Hunter. of thi'
city wa, in Marble Hill the other
dav, he received an unexpected warn.
ing to take his departure from that city
W. take the contents ofihe note which
was handed to Rev. Hunter from TIC
Marble Hill Press: MIR. we don't nj
low neeros in this town AMI the hczt
thing YOU can 10 is &c be skipping :;
You can't stick to the part. that freed
You you can't stay in this tuwA. Ths
B-and you had better skip ont
on short notice
Children I;kcs 80 fake sec
Certain Eslil1 s'-.rG," thc ~s'ir;sn~
ant ard guaranteed cure for
Fever, A.Ic REQ Sa:-iaitiz.
Price SO els.
The only industry -c:ion,'y Grip
s,lrd 10y the Mckinley bill is shat "
casting Democrat v"tG-. Ii begin
10 look as though THIS business woui,
be utterly :,rostraict By The 8ih O
November.
There is w reason why ever,
inan oil tlIc Republican ticket in Hi
county should not be elected II ia
election iii November. The tirkct
.nadc up of good men fr"ni BOTTOM g
top and we ~'*I",ci 10 e"c cFc,! :i"i
IL. ..l--t .l,..
We are pleased TO lcarn liza
many of the I'D D~cmnrirl> 0i Tia
county are going i" scratch Nh
W. Russell this war and vote fur i!Ei
good old man. judy john !. S:.vy"l
They SAY Ru-sc! has he'll ".i-r l'H,
enough and they propose TO vote III;
time 10 retire him.
Just ~ We - {" press "" lear!
that = Cape Girardrnu lady who ";
,narriri airut ayra u@o gave brit
20 twl:s the other day Il; her ho:i'
in II. LuEis. iIr.rrs nothing >nll!
about Tal~ G5rarirag W"nlcn 3T.
their feet.
Tic Dcm~-ra;a ci Ills county
OF a cold sccui when The. arc mako
celebrations ga poi.irE Tic c,l"rc,
vote. That 81 riddle c"l"act rrrc@a!
who is bleeding tlIrm COZ The" rE"h"
OF promises 10 t;TE tho ccl"TCa Vo'
over to ,hcIn j. ubIainim" none
under false prctcnsc and ecnlc of I'll
Democratic candidates vii. be ina
enough alter the election 10 have I'll
fellow arrested for fooiiEg them OF
of their money.
The Citizen" who wrctc thi
communication published ia our col
temporary Saturda. is surel! = Sn0
icct for the focl-kilicr. Father hie'
did not recognize the highwaym'
who attempted 10 rob hira. lie con
not tell whether they were white
black men, and vet that lGnaiic WI
signs himself Citizen" condemns Il
Sheriff and his deputy for not are
ing the men on the spot. such pr;
lie is too silly 10 notice,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-15
z-iE I.s ESs2
Premiums Awarded at abe South
sa.icrn Agricultural Society
Fair.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II. 1892.

SreFfstsfs AWARDED ri tHe ~0sE.s'
: easicrn Agricultural Society
Fair.
:. TUESDAY. OCTOBER II, 1892.
Stallion. + years and over Isl prem
ium. Jacob Klughe-t. OAK Ridge, 2nd,
Lee Hart. OAK Ridge.
Mare. ! years and over. ;st premium,
+. ". Schade, pocahontas: 2ri II. f..
Ssddler, Oak Ridge.
Mare, between and wears. 1st
premium, WIN. NieiaaHn. Gordon
vile: 2nd. Curry Luckcy, Gordcnville.
Ge.ding. any age, lst premium, j.
n. Short, fruitlani: End, j. Z. Morton,
Fruitland.
Smoking Cot. 1st premium, IIy.
Wiiherfon, Cape Girardeau County:
2ld lily. Bruihi. Oak Ridge.
Mule, Let premium. VI. I. Ciipnard.
1.k i;jd@2: 2nd, W. f. Ciipiard, Oah
Ridge.
I'm -@o' W. ''''' 'o-
-
Emit -, f 0'p,.'.S'
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-15
I, mould be ,n- HOUSE

J. Il. Wilson. %1i Clay II, Siarr--
burg. Pa. avs lr will not bc without
Or. king's Ncw Discovery for Con
Sumption. Coughs anal Colds. that i
cured hi. wife who wa Threatened
with Pneumonia after III attack of
la Grippe when various other
remedies and several physicians had
lone her no good. Robert Barber.
If C~ook-puri. Pa. claiincs i'r. King
Ncw discovery has done him more
GOOD than ANYTHING nc ever used fer
Lung Trouble. Nothing Ike it. Try
il. Free Trial Bottles ii Wilson,
Drug Store. Large bottles iOc. aid
SI.3U.
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y -
solder himself aud when he talks I
the Old soldiers he talks as q brother
No Cure! Nc Fay. No Taste
) DIR. McadeEihaiI's AGue Cur.
warranted 50 cure Ciliiss aut
Fever. Price, SO cents.
Peter Lchner, Republican candi
date for County Collector, Is here at
tending the Fair and getting acguaint
ell with the people. Mr.. Lchner vii
BE- u next collector.
Maj. Henderson, is surely
drummer boy. He can get al ti.'
mus;c out of a drum that there Is Il
il. His performance on the drum
was s rGrc treat 10 people.
John L. Miller L.s tie Ircti;c-'
and Finest display q liquors III III.
show window ever Shown III t5;s city
Levers of ~o~mc'h;nc coed" trinS
Should not tall 10 sou i.
Pat DYER de!ivgtca i rta-tc~ Re,
publican speech r ~ ro"r; hoa-,
last night 10 &. .:,aHv people = r"ul.
crowd mo HAT liz in.!din@. Nj
over is ono % the arir,t mc:: in Ito
S;atc aal iis speech hrr, VIII MAKE
MANY votes fer Major N,rnc~ aaci
She Republican party.
Ecrn.3r aDp2ai.c 8 gene Ttc:T.-
il,g U!.; restore - si.rG Isu:cr}.
f::aun "G. &, &. certain Sili.;
Care" thc TrSa: T'n.liC aEc
guaranteed Care for C,iEEIs md
5El.-s E'c+ae ID ccE-t-
Judge John J. SAWYER is 4: Ii"
Fair this week gri,in. arunainled
with The rrop:c. If ANY Of Gu" citi-
@c#S lasc auy Suggestions 10 make X
gardin@ chsnging. repeating a"y las
now IN force they sholid -cc Mr.
SAWYER. Tor il" i going t" bc our
next Representative in the Lc":s!a.
turc.
We prcai~t that .Jr1stn !'aHlo!
viii he elected Sheriff by - large l.
majority - tia; af Any other ash or
the Republican ticket. There : az
','
-
ness o' 'h' "'''"-
\ nromincE; merchant sar>: -
havcsohi Magri.ii:r io~ or.r . yea.
and %r:arau:rad 4 ia rurc aIiy head.
ache Wi'ii'H' rai ".'|f '-'e'. az
nn, ,]",,:o., S,,,,.i. fro, T,r Dr
Whii,ia:i Nr.r;nliu" "a. S=utl.
Bend, Ir.!. Sni'i hy druggists.
X W Lr.ni ;i.o E.uy~--Ir:,
'ai"l.'t'' .'F 7.''' " -
Oh ct H"i-a' III" i-i' i.'- y. e"
lie i n"; un exhibition :1r@ premium.
hat ." Is there r.ny SW@i - hr-
?u"licaH> ia the tHp" %: ="..:'% 'hc!i
vote. Ii" L:i-.A iiirrc ~" Il ,! ,i:"li2i
Democrats i'll he "'naiy 70 "iag' Nd
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-15
Surprising Splendor.
Free Daily Pagent of

The Procession leaves the show grounds promptly at ten ecleck on the
morning of the exhibition. 1t is worth coming Il hundred miles to see. 1t
is over a mile in length. Ter of the thirty dens of performing wild beasts
ac exhibited free and open upon the streets ten kinds of music make the
air merry with sweet melody; long caravans of elephants and desert-borh
boundaries bring the life of the orient tic the doors of the oceidenti scores
OF sunbnglt Chariots reflect the prsnatic col0rS OF the rainbow; hundreds
of gaGy caparisoncd horses delight the eye. No postpOnement on account
OF weather. The procession moves rain + shine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-24
A RAILROAD OCTOPUS.
The Tentacles of the Southern
Pacific Grasping Texas.
Valuable franchises Being GObblpd Up, and
Central ami Southwestern Texas VIII
Soon Be Squeezed

CoRsIoANA, Tex, Nov. %. "A sensation
has been created in railroad circles in this
part Of the state on account of the discov-
erg that c. p. Huntington and Jay Gould
have been quietly obtaining control of
franchises of certain small roads in this
state. It is asserted that they will make
feeders of them for the Southern Pacific
and Cotton Belt systems. The next fran
chise to be goboled up is the Waco &
Northwestern. This has been operated as
part Of the Houston 81 Texas Central and
includes 277, $50 acres OF leud donated by
the state TO aid in the construction of as
well as a franchise TO build the road 10 Red
river, thence to the northern boundary of
the state. Il is advertised to be sold at
Waco on Dec. %.
II is stated that Huntington has already
complied with the terms Of sale and will
bid up 10 any reasonable amount neces-
sary to secure this valuable link
between Houston and the Texas Central,
which he now virtually controls. This
done, hs would be Ia position TO squeeze
the owners of the latter road until they
Will be only too glad to sell out at mis- fiE-
ures. Huntington will then have mo-
nopoly of the Central and South western
Texas. New Mexico, Arizona and Califor-
mia all the way to the Pacific coast and
back to the Pecos river
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-24
UNDER WATER.
Fifty Houses in q Washington
Town Inundated.
Five Men Horribly Burned in Wisconsin
Lumber Camp-Oas Dead, the
Others VIII Die.

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. %. Notwith-
standing the rain all day yesterday the
rivers Of western Washington are getting
back into their banks, and the food viii
probably be over within another twenty
four hours. The mountain streams fell as
rapidly as they rose, but in the valleys the
water is still spread out. Many farmers
have lost all their hay crop, and the hop
fields are denuded of poles. The whole
town of River Park, constituting about
fifty houses of workingmen, is under
water, and the occupants have saved little.
Railroad traffic is being resumed.
Tonight the food is practically over.
The water in ali the rivers is generally
within the banks. The Duwamish and
Black rivers have fallen five feet today
and me Snohomish has fallen about the
same since last night. The danger TO the
Duwamish county bridge and Snohomish
railroad bridge from jams is now over and
the jams are being cleared out as fast as
possible. The Great Northern began to
run trains this morning on the coast lines,
trans ferring at the wrecked bridge near
Tamish lake. Chief Engineer Becker
says the damage to the Great Northern
main line is not 30 serious as al first re
ported.