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The record-union., 1892-05-05
5lr,u Advertisements
Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order of the Superior
Court OF the County of sacramento, State of
California, made on the 29th day of April,
1892, in the matter of the estate OF BARNET
BAKER, deceased, the undersigned, the ad-
minisJrator of the estate OF said deceased, viii
sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder, or
bidders, tor cash in gold coin OF the United
States, and subject TO confirmation by said
Superior Court, on SATURDAY, the 2Sth day
OF May, 1892, a. o'clock p. NJ, on the, prem
ises, as hereinafter described, at Painterv1ile,
County OF sacramento, State OF California. all
the right, title. interest and estate OF said Bar
net Baker at the time of his death, and all the
right, title and interest that the said estate
has, by operation OF law, or otherwise, &C
quired since his death, in and TO all that GER
tain lot, piece or parcel OF land. situate and
being in the County Of Sacramento, State of
to wit: About one acre OF land in section five,
township five north, range four east. NJ. d. NJ,
and bounded on the north by the lands OF
George A. Smith, on the east by the lands of
Levi Painter on the south by the lands OF
Frank Nunes, and on the west by the Sacra-
mento River, being the north hall OF the same
land conveyed by deed 10 Mrs. Z. A. Baker
from Hilder Char otue Anderson, and recorded
in Book ia OF Deeds, page 3o4, sacramento
County Records.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, gold
coin of the United States; 10 per cent OF the
purchase money to be paid 10 the undersigned
on the day of sale, balance on confirmation of
sale by said court. Deed ut the expense of
purchaser. GEORGE F. BRQNNER,
Administrator of the Estate OF Barnet Baker,
deceased.
w A. GETT, Attorney for Administrator.
Dated April 20, "A. D. 1892. myo-d
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DYSPEPSIA.
appear.

"dy wife was a confirmed dyspeptic. Some
three years ago by the advise of DIR. Steiner, of
Augusta, she was induced to try Simmons
Liver Regulator. feel grateful for the rercf
it has given her, and may all who read this
and are afflicted in any way, whether chronic
or otherwise. use Simmons Liver Regulator
and feel confident health will be restored to
all who will be advised. ."-WM. NJ. KERsH
Fort Valley, Ga.
The record-union., 1892-05-05

Entered at the Postofice at Sacramento al
socond-class matter.
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NEW BOOKS ORDERED.
COUNTY MONEYS.

Operations of the County Treasurer
During Last Month.
County Treasurer Lyon yesterday sub
mitted TO the Board of Supervisors the
following report for the month of April:
Cash on hand April !, 1S92....... S9S.O55 Is
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4psctul 5.tntfrrs.

RISE early Friday morning. Why? Great
sale at The Nonpareii. See advertisement.
The record-union., 1892-05-05

PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH by
use OF local anesthetic. DIR. WELDON, Den
tist, Eighth and streets
The record-union., 1892-05-05

pRoFEssoR o'MALLEY's DANCING
5ia,,s, eadeIlyi eIa5I 4: NJ l. Hal. Ladies' and
Ciass Wednesday, P. N. Private lessons
given N fancy dances. Music furnished for All
occasions. ioi al
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DANCING CLASSES AT TURNER
IL Hall. Ladies and Gentlemen Re- ca
Ladies and Gentlenep, Tuesday 80 SaE
r. M.
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IF YOU WANT ALL THE LATEST NEWS
l at the earliest moment subscribe tor the
RECORD-UNION.
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SICK Headache yields to Beecham's
Pills,
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COMPLIMENTARY TAG Paprv
EXCURSION AND PIcNIc

MUSIC BY THE HUSSAR BAND
Train leaves depot at 8 A. NJ. sharp Tio,-a+,
ior l round trip, 81; children under io wears
so cents. 80, : NSr9g Z SaTs' ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
Sin Huuo aus poraeS@tdtltde1
3ett>

Gin i%ntereKanter Gnub puroe farS'
lid lei Mentone eeuaa9t. 9ie Of.
bu4t BON Mentoue TT burd cine tell
ms Reer abfaIenb: Gels8ruppe be-
orenit, bic lanoi&aftti& i46nea
Rockers ropges, aui beren 2amue
lid bic @reuje biu6iebt. Sbr s nueres
burabobrt Elm Tunnel, oer bas ~fran36<
iii@e anb bas italienii9e S@ienense>
leile serbinoet. aui ber italieuiiaen
Seite beinbeu fi@ uerfdieeeHe Stein<
bride, bel beren Bearbeituna am IA.
y. M. bet Ginsare ju elmer @0ble offea
9ele0t uurbe, bic NIT elmer felneR
I9tparsen Groe 9eflQt mar. 9iefc
Grbart lit in Der Ge9ens font nint
befannt. Gini9e 5ub tief in iie etnse.
bettet fanoen iid orei nebeaei1anoer>
tiesenbe @erippe, Elm mdnnli9es uao
5tpei ,peibl,@e. 9as undunli@e, eeKeu
0opi beiddoist tpurbe, bat obne ben
&opi cine 2dnse bon s TuB, bic tuelb-
liden Z 6uB: 2eBtere lieseu nit benz
Dbsrt5rper feitli& aetebrt, BET Repf
auf Die fla4 9e9eueinanoer 9eorldteu
6dnte eeleet. I'm ben sails bes Maa-
mes bdnst cine Rette bon Tbier5dhnen;
tpeldeS Ibieres, 1T nod ni4t feftee>
felt. &a9 pe.i@ieoene Steinwadeu
unb @erf5euee, io.uie cine Rette gong
fle,ner &n69el4en bat man 9etunoeu:
bod iinb bic @teine uusei&llfex unb
bon aau5 ur,uldFaer Torm. Dieie
Merfmalt uno bic u%nseueine @r6be
Der @erippe peranlaBten Die aus 9ariS,
Mailanb uno Tlorsn3 bort einsetroHes
neu @elebrteu 5u Der Annahme. BAT
biejes @eihlett elmer meit frubereR
Belt aneeb6re als bic beioeu @erippe,
bic man Dor = uno . Sabren il 96bp
len berlelbsn rotbsn 6elien faub uaD
uetde man elei4faus tlr lebr alt belt.
9err @ipi4re aus 8aris belibt zines
6apsn, pas anoere mar bard bic llu>
adtjamfe,t Der ausgrabenben Irbeiter
5ertrimmert uoroen. muir oer &opf, Der
erhalten bliet, 1T in benz tleiueu natur~
biitoril4en Muieum bes 6errn BonftS
in Mentone au leben. Gs beiBt. bic
italienil@e .&esieruns bebalte id eoS
&e6t Dor, ben Berbleib Der chen &C.
junbenen 3~rosloopteu au belt.mmeu,
uno noble lie fir bas Muieum in @om
ertperbeu. Iu9 ber Garlt Don Monaeo
bat BEN Ginoer (oem 5teinbru4bes
iieer cine beoeutenoe Sum,ue sebDter.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31

erplobirt. Gbenio mar aus ben Sos
.leitunaen, be so. 5tuei 9roBen, I'm Soc
buratoriuu, auieeRelten @aiometerrt
aus9eben unb bas 6aus NIT Gas osr'
ioreen: Gas ausseitr6mt. Sn benz
@asausfrbmen 1T ,pobl au4 bic ur'
fade bes unslhds ju iudeu. Der
Geruuslldte, ,pelder cine Graa biater.
ldBt, 1T am Dienltas auf Dem tatbolls
iden9 tbpisss& irdboi b~esraben ,ooroeu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
1erprouut.

Berlin, 2. @dr5. Gin ent}ee'
li9es Braaounslid bat fi9 ana ~. &c.
bruar, Na@mittass UNI bolb 5tpei ubr,
auf benz @runbtad 9o4traBe SEQ. 70
%ereienet. Der Snbaber Der 8crlin<
No9ener Spteselmanufattur &6oer Il
Co., 6err Satob 86oer, 1T babel in
Ieiuem Naboratorium perbrannt. !9err
Rboer betrieb oui benz ibm geb6ri9en
@runbtid e,n umian9rei@es 5piesel>
Neutrality-suspicious., CT lteute aus @loss
i9eiben, bic auf BET Miidieite nit Gil
Der plattirt unb banu NIT einem Sad
uberaoaen ,peroen, @pie9ell9eiben ber.
Der blerbei in 8ermenoun9 tomnenoe
Sod mus sewife @iseui&aften, nanaent>
LID cine grobe observation-disclosures qe<
gen 6eudtieteit befib:n, uno 3err st.
Der mar i'm Belibe eines &e3eptes fur
cine poradsli@e 2admii&uns, tuel&e
@ebeimniB Der Jirma tuar. SIN Seller
ae1aob oes linten @e,tenflasels oes
Undergraduates bate ii& 9err &6ber
our 5ert,gjteQun9 oieler Nodmii9uns
Elm Qaberatorium ein9erihtet, er butete
bus &ebein,nib oer Mii@uas forsiam
unb iteQte lebtere INNER gang obne
6ulfe 3ulammen. Nu9 ant ~. Sc
bruar, ais oas lln9lid 9s14ah, tpar
ct NIT ben, &oden oieIer 2admi19un9
bei9aitist. !1srr @ooer mobte tarm
eine babe @tunoe i'm 2abcrator!um se*
weien fem, als Die 9ausbetpobner ourt)
Diden, aus ben a%euerfenltern bringenz
ben Mau9 alarmirt tuuroen. W{an
6fiuete Die Gbar gum 2aboratorium
uno 1a9 ben Jaum i9on p60is IN Siam
men iteben. 8wei Irbeiter, tpel9e
wuBteu, oaB @err &6oer I'M 2aborato=
run, mar, 1nabten iih iofort ans Set
tungsmsrt uno nod %mebrmaiisen oes
oiden &aubes ,pe9en uer9ebl1ben Ner=
luaen aelan9 .s ibne1 aud, 9errn &0=
Der an Die frii9e 2uft 3u brin9eu. Do@
oas 2eben mar f9on aus benz &6rper
entm,deu. Ser I'm blibenoen Nlter
uon fauiunbpier3is Sabren itebenoe, biz
oabin ternselunoe Mann, 'par erltidt
uno perbrannt juglei@. Sein @eli@t
nno bic pdnoe uaren %pouitdno'9 per-
foblt, in feline &leioer tuaren 9roBe
26der sebrannt. Sujuii@en mar bic
;euertpeAr alarmirt ,uoroen. BOD nod
ebe b.e1elbe tam, iuareu bic 5ablrei@en
6ausbemobner oes Geners 8erf 9etuors
oeu. Gin Baqpn, Der Elm grbBeres
luantum Gerpeutin entbalten battle,
laa aertrimmert am 8uoeu; ct lpar
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31

0nmnafalbt!ouns IN 6aIt5tts.
Sn Der Begruuoun9 zines itrafre9t,
li4en urtbeils bat oas Nretsseridt bon
ertlart: 6aB Der ouf e,uen
@pmnalium er5oseue Gn9eflaete j4on
uerm59e ieiner b0beren 8tlsxus battle
erfeuaen miien. Oh e.n 9a@sbuab
i9ottii9er, oeuti3er ODER littauii&er
&afie lei"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31

selDl xsss Dot. Der @s1iati feblt js>e
Spur.
2ubwissburs. 1e. Mdrj. - Der aus
2uomias burg fli@tis %aetuorbene 2'ente'
uant Rropi BON, Train'B Battalion Ws.
ID 1T in Nem.Oorf iofort nab {elrer
Mntunft an, l. Rdr5 uerbaitet ,uoroen.
Ma@ elmer in 2ubpiasburs eimsetrof'
ienen Rabelmelbun9 ianben ii@ i'm De-
(ibe bes NusreiBers nod $4,000 Mart
uor, tudbrenb ii& bic bon ibm eri@min:
bette uno mit9enommene Sumn.e auf
runo 10000 Nart belief. SQUAD
ideint &rapf ben or66eren Tbtil ieiner
Beute in perldufise .Si&erbeit" &C.
bra9t iu babeu. Bie bic .Grtf. 3t9."
BON unterri9teter @eite erfabrs, betrus
bic Sumu,e. INN bic Elm Oifaier in Cubs
wiasburs. ber nit benz &rapf 3~uiammen
setDobnt bat, sepreQt tuuroe, 10000
WRt., ,pdbreab @eieruelieuteuunt $. in
0uopissbure nit $4,000 Ntt., @e&ts.
anwalt W. in Stuttgart nit 1900 Mt
lire @utmitbi9teit blBen muBten. Sn
Der Ga4e, bic oas 9r6Bte Iufieben
errest. finben tasli& &srnebmunsen
ftatt.
Deferrei@s i n9arn.
B,en, 20. Wdra. - Die Glbrer Der
5ociali1ten planen. iaQS bic @iener
8ertebrsbauten nidt i'm Nprl( in Nns
;Qriff genommen weroen, einen Waiens
[ auf6ue Dor baS &atbaus. I'm Nrbeit,
nl@t Brut 3u uerlansen.
S&me,5.
Bern, IA. Mdrs.-Sn 8eru. BaIe1,
9ani ,mue unb .8lri4 baeen l6usmtlide
8arte,uooerleser bic Wrb:it e'eo'aeu::.
neil bic Nrbeitseber ben uprsei@ia9e'
men einbeitl!@eu 2obutarii ni4t oner'
tennen.
Ba}el, 10. M6r3. Gauf 8sr@onen ct
tranten bel e,ner Rabnfabrt auf BEN
@bein, be Der @irtb Soiei Be9:rer<
@app bon BaIel in Besleituas feiues
@hmagers @app une ses 8dderee|eQen
&arl Weier uno albert Bu9in uuter>
nabmeu. Sn eineru tleinen Rabn, einem
5ogenannteu Beibl,ne. iubreu bic &C.
nannten om Nadmitta9 itromauiwdrtS
in Der &iatuns nod @ren5a4 uno LAM
oeten bel ber @irthi9ait &Delnbalb. an
Der @ren5o4eritr. 6ier uerwcilten fe
b,S gum Wbene uno traten oann, in Be-
oleitung Der &ellnerin Roia $ei3er, bic
IN Der @tabt Nnitrdse III beiorgen
bate, finsenb unb f@er5ens bic 9eimz
reiie an. 9as tleine Tahrjeua lit in
bic @trSmuus seri1en woroen, Die IS
ae9eu ben r,it,eljten Yfeiler Der 8ett>
feinbrlde a~etr,ebeu bat. Ser WnpreQ
erfolste 10 beftis. bob bahelbe 5tr>
5@eQte; Elm eelenoer S9rei oes @nt=
iebens erl@itterte bic SUIT - uno
Damn raul@tea bic @o9en oeS &beins
hSer ben flint 6difbra@ieen 5uiam'
men, bon benen &einer lpieoer 9eieben
tuurbe.
Bern, 20. @dr5. - 8ei ben seitern
i'm @anto,, Eeifin nit @roport,onal>
perfabreu por3enommenen Berfallun9s'
ratbsmablen limb 81 lltramontane uno
@onlerpatiue unb A 2ibera(e uno &a>
bicale aerpdblt ,poroen. Die Stimmens
aabl tpar ,abe b%eieinanber. Sn Horga
iano unruben porsetommen; bas Wabls
bureau ,uuroe 9eidlo6eu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
Ser rt@ttGe &au@Derr.

Ser rt@tt9e &au&Dert.
ST: r&ann miro oenn wobl Der pro.
i~ectirte Brunneu por unierem 9au!e &C.
iest?".
sic: .9as Tam, tpie mir Der 0srr
@auratb seitern iaste, immerbiu nod
flint Sa6re oaueru!"
@r: ,0a ioliteu tu,r bod i@Gn lang
Jam anfaneen, bic Barteien i'm 9aus ~
fteiQernl"
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1mAQtu6rer $roH-

SutAatn&rer $rof-
Bieroebdnbler (dr8erlih): So Elm
Stump pom eiuem aduier! GIr 200
9baler bat er's @fero aus aebanbelt
unb teineu &ienni9 weretu mir bon BEN
9al1unten tr,e9en!"
@ubn: sci uur gut, 8atert @enn
mir audi n,@ts frie9en, 10 babeR Mrs
i'm, bod re@t tbeuer aufsebduetl"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
gu tniktraMtS0-

5reier: SD m6hte sic UNI bic
6ano S9rer 9o4ter Nlmine bitten unb
3ualei4 nein 8ermb9eu BON $4,000
Marf bel Sbuen oeponireu!"
8aut,er: u@as?! Qne icld' einem
leidtinnigen Wenideu loQ id u.eiu
&iub an%rertrauen2!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
9oppclocutt9.

9oppelocntt8. w
Scum, fat Der Sept Die Muna
ieb1 9ebeiratbet?"
r9tem:'
rIber >uarun1 benin nidt?"
rsie bat lid i'm letten Womeat -
elncs NnoereR be pnnen!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31

@ertduferin (5u einsm 9anopfarrer,
tuelder feline bdusli4e @inri@tung err
ueitern ipill): r@dre Sbnem pielei9t
elm &uli1ent.l6 9efaQig."
&iarrer: Isle alauben pobl gar,
id ipiele NIT meiner Sran au !@aus
&pm1oie? p"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31

Stuttgart, 16. Mdrd. - 9eute frab
fano man ben 8antier 9ouier in ieiuem
8immer ermoroet. Gs lie9t ofeubar
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
SGIa II 9ifuttipW>

S0la neuoe 9ifnttion>
Sag mir, 8ater, tuas beoeutet
oenn oas 8ort: Graueu { gnlancipas
tlon?"
.8eun oas @eib cine &eitpeitI@e fur
elnen &phl0fel an i:btl"
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PAS

9lentmann: r9ier bring i4 eii'en
8r'ef non 9errn lieutenant @totifelsl1
.Slr MIDI Aooer itir bas e1ao.se !
Grdulein?"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
8 b E +.

Nus bent Gnslanbe, 10. Wdra.-
8or einieen @oden uerlieB Der @irtb=
lAaftsuerual,er bes &ruppi&en 8otels
in Meppen, &6nis, in eiaeu. Nnia1e
BON @erIolsunss uabniinn feline &ob>
r,ung uno tlr5te li@ in Der Ndbe bes
@1lbenboies in bic @mS. 6. bate
1i1 porber ieiues &cdes entleoigt uuo
oenIelben an, uier n.~eoereele9t, mas am
anbsra Morseu GUT @ntoedung bes
un9luds uuo 5ur A%uffinouu9 Der 2eide
Arizona republican., 1892-11-09

men Of their own caliber understand
this and make allowance for it and get
around it without combating it directly.
But the brazen pot man never makes
allowances for anybody but himself.
He tells his wife with brutal frank
ness that her ideas and preiudices are
those of fool; that she don't know
what she's talking about; that an idiot
would know better than TO say such
things; that he can't stand listening to
such stuff and is going out to spend the
evening at the club; or-which is per-
haps worse-he argues the matter in
hand with loud voice, peremptory do
mands for answers to questions like
those Of a lawyer cross examining a wit
ness who is trying to perjure himself,
and finally, with coarsely contemptu-
Gus laugh, shouts; ..f.-
"Therel thought you'd wind your.
self up IL gave you rore enough You
see you haven't a leg TO ssand on. What
idiots you women are anyhowi" -r
Perhaps again the brazen po, sGlan Is
simply coarse and careless and slSAsnly
and contemptuous of the refinemexs
that make the daily atmosphere Of his
wife's existence. He is not careful OF
his person or his dress; he puts his hat
on and lights his cigar in her bedroom,
or he kicks of his boots In her boudoiI
and only laughs lazily when requested
not to do SO again. a.
In fact, the varieties of the brazen pot
are infinite and infinitely painful to en-.
counter. But one thing Is invariable
and inevitable-if the china vase under.
takes to float down stream beside any
one Of these brazen forms, the end Ii
sure; either a few coarse, heavy blows
shatter and sink her, or an infnity Of
little miserable jars and fractures leave
her marred and splintered and rough
edged and ruined for all beauty and self
respect.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-09
ODDS AND ENDS.

Never dispute woman or coax a man.
The electrotype was the work of Spen-
Ger in 1887.
A rainbow in the morning is the shep-
herds warning.
The father of George Frederick Han
del was country doctor.
If bats autter and beetles fly about,
there will be fine weather.
There is no motion Of progression SO
delightful as riding on horseback.
A paste made of equal parts of lard
and powdered chalk will cure corns.
1t is asserted that the Oldest building
in the world is the Tower of London.
While slicing ham lady in Pottstown,
Pa, found silver thimble embedded
therein.
The drive well, one Of the simplest of
inventions, has yielded its inventor
s., 900, 900 in royalties.
For the earache, drop one drop of
sweet oil up in the ear and place piece
of cotton in the outer ear.
Experts say that dalmatian powder
shaken over flower beds will drive away
nearly all kinds of insects.
Herod the Great was the first Hebrew
king who imported into his realm Ro-
man modes of society life."
At an ordinary temperature mercury
in an equal quantity in bulk weighs
about two-thirds more than gold.
Emerson made every man give him
of his best" Montague declared that
listening is the better half Of CONVEX
sation."
Arizona republican., 1892-11-09

DENTYoUR ROOMS. APPREcIATING THE
IL, fact that there will be a large number OF
visitors In Phoenix this fall and winter, we
will take pleasure in renting any rooms parties
may have to rent, charging no commission for
Arizona republican., 1892-11-09
ReaI Estate For sale.

YINHEsE LOTS and acres must be sold under
4 value for want of cash, Ton transporta-
ton. 2 lots at $500 each, lots at $50 each, 2
lots at $500 each, lots at $500 each, pa acres
and house $500 726-loo acres $500. 81 acres
$50, - acres 81 500, 2glz acres 5000, 80 acres
5000. $50 iacres sls,75O. Adde'S Owner, p. o.
BOX 142, City.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-09

7 OST.-A pair OF gold spectaeles ct the opera
/ house last Saturday night. Finder will
please leave at REPUBLICAN, once and receive
liberal reward.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-09

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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

For the twelve months closing on
April 30 last 176 new national banks
were added to the number previously
In existence, and to the total capital
Of national banks increased by S17,-
10000. This means an increase In
national bank note circulation at q
time when II Is claimed In some
quarters that there is not money
enough in the country. Most ofthese
new banks are established In the
growing West, from which that claim
is most loodly heard In the form Of 0
demand for free silver coinage. With
steadily increasing bank note circula-
ton, with 100000 ounces Of silver
bullion purchased monthly on which
silver certificates are issued, and with
the capitalists In Wallstreet and other
financial ccnters declaring that money
Is . drug, but good investments rare,
1t would seem that theinoreasc in cir
calaiing medium is sufficient for the
needs Of the country at this time.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04
Notice to Contractors.

The undsrslgned Clerk OF Dissr;c n ro~,-
ship No. 8, Range IA. will receive seaIcd bsd.
Tor the ERECTION Of . school house. BIDS viii
m. e kgyp1 lfllls, no. School bouse 10 X.
completed BY October lst, lNs.
SrE~cIF'caTioNs :-Ffame house etxS9 IN h.
Sqlld on pi~llsr,-ose even 9 feet-ofg good stone.
fnoe at bottom and 10 inches 81 ron. Plisr -
rise y inches aboTe the nouBd. Siffs 10 h a.
good sound white ooh l0xlo face. Fo1r siiIs -
ee = feet long and two 60 n foet long. Stead
,ng sstxis PSp.sR .ltn e inch run. Pour cor
on stlls and steedlng. slespers axioxq{. sir-
teen Inch run with ) lines Of bridRinr a,d IL
down 70 inches on sill. Plates IA. poplar
safers 3xs With = pitch and li Inch boxed
boarded with frst-clSss (drcssed1 noniar
Window 70 be flights llxf0 inchcs. elrrje Tor
inside and out with spring sto,s above and
below, 9 windows, 3 on each side Roof 10 he
lnches long5 lDches wide and given 4 inches
70 the weather. Floor 70 be laid with second.
elass pine 4 inches wide. Walls 70 BE- Wais-
costed , Ieet high and 70 have two coat Of oil,
plastered In hard finish. One collar besm IA
eptked 70 each couple Of rafes Is inches sho~s
tho plate with circle board nom eseh besm -
steedlag below plate On both sides. one
oae-half Inches thick, with rood lccr A.
hinges also circle transom above door. Chim-
ney on Q bracket ct back end a
Dop ret below Tie ceiling and 20 bek brick
70 ne pand laid nat and extended az feet
above the comb o. the roof; also . hole 70 Be
le1 70 receive g Inch pipe. The buIidInS N
md Ont side 70 have three coats o. rood white
lead and oil palnt.
an yo-k ma.i be done in arss-ciass work
me ho.rd reserves sss -shs 70 rs,~es any
.ndsll bids. q, W. SCHICK. Pr.s.
raonAs B. RnxEnkE, 0s-k.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04


Governor Foster, of Louisiana, iel-
lows the example Of Governor Flower
Of New York, and gives the high
honor Of appointment to the supreme
bench Of the State in exchange for
election work. Governor Flower ap-
pointed Lawyer Maynard Q judge on
the Court of Appeals in return for
Maynard's stealing a seat In the
Legislature. Governor Foster ap-
pointed x-Governor Nichols to the
supreme bench Of Louisiana In return
for Nichols help in the late election.
The Louisiana case IL not a. bad rs
that in New York, but Il was bad
enough TO be condemned by Demo-
Gratis In New Orleans. II has been
left to Democrats to trade the ermine
for votes.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04


The Republicans Of the Sixteenth
Congressional District in Ohio are
entirely loyal to their State. In their
convention at Steubenville the other
day they got into a deadlock and
could not agree upon a candidate for
Congress- but they made q platform
and In that resolved; aWe congratulate
ourselves that we have the glorious
privilege Of forming q part Of the
great State Of Ohio" Il is refrcshing
10 see that in one section of Ohio the
Buckeye b preservsaa N his Old-time
originality and looks upon the man
born In Ohio ss belonging 10 q SUPER
jOr class Of mortkls.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

II anything In the world win make
a man feel badly, except pinching bis
fingers In the crack Of q dosr, It is,
unquestionably = quarrel. No man
ever fails to think less Of himself after
It than before. 1t degrsdes him In the
eyes of others, and, what Ia worse,
blunts his sensibilities on the one
hand and increases the power Of pas
sionate irritability on the other. The
truth Is, the more peacablY and quiet
ly we get on, the better for all. In
nine cases out Of ten the better courcc
Is, If q man cheats you, quit dealing
with him; u he 10 abusive, quit his
company; and II he ISLANDERS you, take
car to live 90 that nobody viii be-
lieve him. No matter who he is to
let him alone; for there Is nothing
better than this cool, calm and quiet
way Of dealing with the wrongs we
meet with.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

The Alliance evil In Kansas is work.
ing Its own cure. Nothing Is more
sensitive than capital, and tho az
surances Of the cheap demagogues
who have boosted calamity far and
wide, that bankruptcy, mortgages,
short crops and discomfort permeate
that splendid prairie empire have
naturally persuaded people Of the
Northern and Eastern States and Of
Europe that II Kanssns do mot believe
in thelr resources, investors viii do
wisely To place their money elsewhere.
Kansas is prosperous, and the people
Of that State win this fall put an end
to the discreditcd Alliance which has
hurt the State to the extent Ofmillions
Of dollars. The State will be again
altogether Republican.