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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

Hers is a striking example of the
~demagogy of the Democratic majority
in the national House of Representa-
tivcs in the matter of economy: On
February 81, the committee on Print
ing reported back the concurrent
resolution authorizing the printing Of
eulogies delivered in Congress upon
the late Hon. W. II. +. Lee, of Viz
giuia. The eulogies will be printed
on tinted paper and boual in black
cloth stamped with gold lettering.
There will also be a steel frontispicce
of Lee. The cost of this book will
be $1,000. Mr.. Holman was present
when this bill went through, and
raised no objection. At the same
time the House a few days before had
refused to appropriate money to the
amount of $50 to buy soap for the
cadets at West Point. This is "ccono-
my with a vengeance.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

If you take all the people in the
world, and set them out in a space a
mile apart, like milestones along the
road, and then at the farther end use
all the dogs and cats TO extend the
line Of mileposts, You would run far
short OF the material TO mark the dis
lance out TO the earth's brother planet
Neptune. Again, if you could use
all this material of men, women and
children, dog and cats, and put them
out SO hal they would be as far from
one another as one end of Europe is
from the other, your line wouldn't
be half long enough to reach TO the
nearest fixed star.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

The distress throughout the Old
world among the wage-earncrS is
drplorablc. News that work
and food are SO scarce in the eastern
part of Prussia that The peasants there
are forced TO eat bread half made
of sand. The famine in Russia con-
tiuues undated. This week nearly
five hundred thousand miners in
England will strike to maintain the
present rates of wages, which do EOt
support them. In Vein 10000 men
are ont of work. In Roma thousands
of laborers are out of employment.
Berlin has had its riot, and so had
Dant nc. These troubles in owe
crowded Europe arc serious. In
Chicago there are some twenty thoss-
and men idle, drawn there By the
Worlds Fair. But this is quite another
matter, as these men can find, without
difficulty, plenty of work and good
wages by simply leaving that city.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

Mayor Stewart, Of Philadelphia,
chairman cf the i.us=ial Famine Relief
association. placed nn order with 4 Min
ncapo!is company far I've thoasanl
barrels Of flour o. February L., AID the
train Of thirty cars required to carry It
LETT 1T three O'clock on The afternoon OF
that day via tic Northwestern road.
The company turned out tie four IN
SIX houcs. The trim vas handsomely
decorated and ~pIacar.ad and marked:
"Rush." II went from Ci:-ago on fas.
time via tie rcnHsylraaiI rnal. a-TiT-
ing il Philadelphia February Il. where
it IVES loaded On the American Inc
steamer Indiana ~licl sailed Fao-lar-r
20. The vessel went direct 10 Russia
AID sailed rnder the american Ga,r.
This is Al example of the spirit CT
p~rocptness which a~niTn2tcs Americans
in all busiucss and charitable t-.1sac-
t:,n.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

The young Kaiser of Germany has
been very indiscreet in speech, per-
haps sometimes under proyoca:ion,
but there is absolutely no excuse for
his contcmptuous treatment of lis
mother. 1t is reported that when
the ex-Empress implored him recently
to abandon the Education bill he
CURLY replied, IL am in good health
and of age" and defiantly walked
out of the room. A maj WHO cannot
honor his father and mother is 10 be
piticd.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

How great will be the magnitude
of the coming strike of the coal
miners in Great Britain is already
carefully estimated. OF the miners
100000 will stop work. The closing
of ironworks, mills and foundries
will deprive over one million persons
of employment. Including their
families it is believed that fully five
million people will he directly or in
directly losers. The strike will begin
March II, and it is intended 10 last
for two weeks. The price of coal
has already advanced four shillings a
ton, and the poor who are forced to
buy coal in small quantities are
naturally the greatest sufferers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

RAILWAY cmploye, ocS west are
sometimes compelled 10 endure great
hardship The pay roll on 4 r.ilroad
n North Dal,ota the other day showed
that = employc, n fireman, worked
for foTty-eigat hours 1t = s~trete,,, then
had three hoars' relief for sleep, and re-
Sp!ncd work and continued working fer
thirty-ore hours more. Il IS explained
that the heavy snowfall has pressed
the road very much.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

4 VERT rorl2nt:e marriage lately took
place n Mont -omcrT cc1-.r, y. c.
"a young m2n obtained TIC license,
s~cc:rcl the preacher, aEl took hin in-
mcdiatci.g &c the frcscrcc Of bis Intend
ed He found hIr in the Kitchen max
ing up dousi. The yc"rG fellow did
not sivc her 'ir-c To clean Leg hands
and arr, hut had Tic preacher tie TIC
knot 1T o2ec. TIC preacher made
quick wc.l: OF it and sent them on thcir
way rejoicing.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

The breeding OF dogs in E1-la1d In.
come to be 4 business OF such i.npor-
tanoe that it has been Ge,iacI ncces.
saTy to erect a sanitari1m fer the;,
treatment when suffering from the
various diseases to which dog Geah Is
heir. The institution is urdcr the di,
rcction OF the quears 't.:snAry sur.
rSon,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

ESECTTI.iX EGfICE-So;ice is he7ebv
- eiscG tia. Listers OF administration with
will a~aacxn,i, upoa tie estate VI .Icha Hulrr.
dCctE5ed. haT" A.c. gated 10 the Undersigned
i! the cierl "a the Care GiTarloau Cent OF
common Pleas Of Garc GiTs-it nj c1HTty, Mis-
sourl bearing ta.tr thr itI day Ct Mach. I-31.
Ali Persons having claims against sail estate
are REQUIRED t. exhibit them to ht- foT allow
aace within one year ir1ih the i.'c Of SAID let
itrs OK th-g MAY BE- prce!ui-i iESm aay be,clt
{: such estate; a;.ii; Esih claims he rot cxh.J-
lte't WiiLln tSJ years iT.nI tn" date Of ihe lab
H-a:iOn Oi this :.Ciica th.y = q 80 ci-rvr- tar-
lei Fi[SiE TfEHEf<-
Ilari-!sO ENecutriH.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

A DM!NIsTEATOR'S NOTICE Notice is
"a lcrrby given that / the aTicIsisIcl Puh!ic
admit ~isirator of CGI1 Girariruu cnU1ty, Mi.s
s2uri, have, IN tic -ith day 81 ~jaiu&Ey, I5:3,
tGEcl; ch.r[e Of the cstatr Cf Va, Cy J. Siyciy,
deceased, il the Cape GiTGT,i-GE Cart OF Con-
In0n fleas, Of Cape GiTGrdeau coEgty, Mis-
sour.
Al r'rsons haviae: C!siia5 s-ai-st said estate
:rc rcttIirci 70 cHh'hii tii,m II htHl 10Y allow
aacc Ui;htr one ytGs hG:i - :c.' ~ si.i let
ter ~ .!ty May lc rriclu3.i lrUG' :. = IeETit
of suCh estate: agd ii sail claims la TGt CNh.b-
it'd within two year. from the Gate Of the pub
LEGATION OF Til Ict:cc thCy VIII he :: ryvtr bar
red. FREDERICK II. N~EffTCaE.
mGri2.f ~ Fable administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

A STRANGE fatality seems 10 attend
one Of the scaffolds 1t the fishery build
ing al the worlds fair grounds. Early
the other ;ncrniEs = workman fell fron
the scai:old TO tic ground, i distance Of
twenty feet, ard was severely injured
internally. Twenty minutes later Il
fellow labCrcr while showing how the
accident occurred also fell from the
scaffold in precisely the same hammer,
receiving similar Injuries.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

In Grover Clevelund's letter to :hc
Cleveland Club of Atlanta, given 10
the press yesterday, he says: q find
q sense of great satisfaction in the
reflection that | have been permitted
to aid somewhat in restoring to the
people in a large section of euI
country their standing and position
in common American citizenship
We fail to find this in any of the
encyclopedias. 1t must be original
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

a vRTTE ~ medical voGca claims
that there IS not an Institution .! lcarr-
ing, not 4 voman's club or Z v-cr1an's
art class, not {. university law school or
woman's annex. not diploma granted
az Barnard OF a certificate of r-oiicjc2-
g. Gi-sa AZ Harvard hat o-cs is c:::at-
cnee, its federation md triuraph5 . the
courage Of Emily and ElizaLcth Eiaek-
well, 81 LnrlaEd aid Ecly York, ard
the otl.cr von.ca students q 1850. w,o
demanded recognition and place ard
honor in the medical wcrll.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

II is amazing, in the face of the
public apprehension oecasioned by
tia recent Chilean difficulty and the
fear expressed that our navy VS. not
strong enough for such an emergency,
that the chcese-pgriag Democratic
House at Washington has had the
suaacity to decrease the naval appro-
priation by mere than @S,000,000. and
to make a recommendation that only
one new war ship shall be built. If
this is patriotism, we arc ashamcd
of it.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

a VERY important discovery cf free
milling orc, running fifty dollars in gold
to the ton. las recently been matte near
Monterey, Mex, by = California r1;acr.
The FIRST assay OF this ore Gare thirty
six ounces TO the ton. AvciE three feet
thick has since been opencd, which car
ries fifty ounces 70 the ton. Heretofore
mining in that state has been carried
on exclusively for low grade fuSinG
ores, but tie existence IF Cold-b,aring
mines was anti recently unknown.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

Princess THon, who lives near Sitka,
Alaska, Is not al old woman, but her
worldly possessions have attracted one
suicor after another, until fourteen men
have hung up their hats in rapid sue.
cession on the household hat rack.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

IN a little mill between an Indian
named Spotted Horse and Tom Nc.
Manus ont west the other day. the poor
rcd mar knocked his antagonist out in
the seventh round Thus doth the
aborigi2e make another stride toward
equality with the white despoiler Of lis
happy hantiug-grounds.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

GEUHDLEEs arc Of I'll people Che 1oss
depressing. 1t is not necessary for JoG
yourself to be personally foEld fault
with to make it worac than rli1crr 30 lie
with them. 1t is the atmosphere they
create aboat themselves. the life they
give you to lead. Ard when their cross
humor translates Itself ito personal
~d;sPlcasure AID quarrclinE orcr t~rifics.'
then are they the very scourEes Of ;icir
tine and place, AID 70 = can bc
blamed who tries to escape froEa them.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

A ToGoSTo woman found herself in
an embarrassing position tie other day
when in her hurry to start for church
she took from a closcta pair CT her hus-
bands trousers for her Golman. threw
them over her arm and did not discover
her mistake until she had thrown them
over the back Of G pew in front of her.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

"Clcveland or collapse" shrieEs The
New York Erening Post to the Dem
ccratic party. As Cleveland is now
rothing but a stuffed Renaissance,
there is 10 reason why the Demo
crazy shall not collapse. In pJiut oil
fact, we feel safe in predicting that
ii will do so next November.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

THE cheapest t~as-dodging scheme on
record IS that Of d cbu.chIaan in Lin
coin county, Ac:, who has organized y
bogus religious and charitable society.
has made himself treasurer. and has
turned all his personal property over to
the treasury Of this non-taxablc cor
roration. He dciics the assessors and
trcy don't see how they car get ut him.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

WHEN a man gees to get married he
is excusahle If he becomes excited aud
does some strange things \ Norris
town (Ta.) bridegroom applied for a
marriage license, but was so fustercd
that he forgot the name OF his intended.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

A iJMIHISTRhT0R'S SOTfCE-Soticc is
"A h-rehy @ivea that letters Of naturalization
upon the estate OF jacques BCaadca1, decessz
Cd, i,av" bees grated to Tie undersigned by the
c.,ra Of the CaT- Girarleau Coax. "f Com
hoo Pleas Of J&rc SirSrior urolIty. Missouri,
bFariH% ia:e the lad day OF January. 49,.
All Fgrsors hari~g claims 2fuiEst sa!d estate
are required 20 exhibit -Eera 70 lila fur a.lcr-
acc within cae year from Ire date OF rail let
tcTs or they :ia. be- lTc-lus.r'i irc:a sry here g.
O: such estate; ard if said cia.iiaB he rot csi.iE-
tied within two years fIGm the Gate cr the pub
location o! this ..Ctlc" N-y vii he ~iarpTCr b-r-
rcd. HENRY ~i:OiEING,
maTlelD ristrato-.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

SscJ1 3rvc't, jSfra!G"t.
cr'.-". Publication IN y:cetio,.
NO" at this LAY ccuics the ilai, liz i, tie
- aS9vc - titled cac.c, hetrrr IL G-!rr ign
81 'I"T- 80 tte ttsc C.r-ruraU. Cant {. JS.I-
N'o.r itrHs, within ard fer tie tcI.ty ard
S.atr a:"=rs:.i. Ia fs:Ai.nH, sra: See b.r pi.i-
tier GaI a'LtaT.t. stIt,aE aIsn-E oihJF t..i..s,
:-:at '!tr sa:a 'iJfcata:t, Jacob ';TJ Sgt j. afVn
r'-i':sUt "i To- state vr Si=anuri II Is there
i@r' 'Tdar,7t 10y the Cir=N tina: Ju;.si-.t:Oa 10
TaaG" '-"ffNirc aim trat ~ SETON rs htc-
rCGiT-r'rr! eN.i'St him ~ -.ti,i3.i il t..r Gsis
;=!T@F!CGu jrGT. ri Go'i3u.oa Peas Oh rad
S'utt- ri"Tcsaid, tl2 ChjrC: .: which il To Of,
iaiI = .ii,'rc" ir.!-' IN" .C...!s Of IaatrjE.Ghy
:sT,;n;HrS Contracted iuiN oeF tiiS Vl.it5,L a~I
Ggfcada''t, &c tilc grounds OF abandonment.
and s"ch it'diSaities oi.rcd ny defendant -
r.G;-:ts - :" = E';r E-r Co-...ii-a iLtuTah!C.
a-'c ira: GHl"ae r 10 ar'l appear IT tie pexs
:c::a 81 sid caLrt 10 hc iIalfen ~ TIL cJurt
hcItc :! 80 r!iE q tSi" G..rEr i"aa. : ste Gf
H'ss"z-t. a. NG-ca", 80 4Ii LAY 81 MEx.
lag. i-d ~ Or 5.'"-r Tie third day tn roo.
II The ;rr.r siSii 50 iu.r eCr;f.gc. iiTot, then
tcf'fu he ed - tic t,-.r, ala '~"-i.ina VIII
he J. Sri :I.! l.r"c"Jdirg- had accordingly
It's ;s.il:'r t-tcrc3 .hCt } cory !:s.oi be
Published ia taa IGpa Guardian nEGucg.T. a
rev. farCr trH!isi:.i IN SID county r. .orr
aHeks >prtrs--, -l., !lc last Insertion 20 ic 1T
lest t%.,-". :i.'.a :.nr IL o--..s-c"rnut Of
he TeAt terra a this cC.Tt tire -aIy.
Attrs: /. II. E~3GzLAt>N.
Ha-2-5 Clerk.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

TIE lodge man is abroad in the town
OF Warren, Knox county. Ne. With a
population of oaly two thousand, there
are thirteen secret societies and other,
OF the way.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

EvoLCTIGJ, or combination, n Tic
animal kingdom may still be going
IN. y naturalist says = peculiar
animal vas killed in Oregon the other
dry. Ii Is not a ooh or q rol2cat,
neither is it a wildcat or q cougar, but
it locks Ike : mixture Or combination
of al of them. It's teeth are long and
sharp and It's tail somewhat resembles
u hogs car.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

A QUIT raucier in the foothills Of
California has been experimenting with
the olive, md row makes tic sensation
q announcement that olives can be
grown On the native Willows by the
ordinary process OF grating. lie makes
good the assertion by exhiU;.ins willow
branches with clusters of fruit growing
m them
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

Indiana has instructed its delegates
TO the Republican National Conveu-
tion for Harrison, and strongly in
dorsed the Administration.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12
Notice te Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Road AID BridsH Commissioned Of Cane Girar-
al an county. Missouri, viii, o. saturday,
Na-rh Etli, iS21. at one O'Clock p IA. at She
:i;r OF bridge, let c~cEtrGct iSr n wooden bridge
with s;Cre !';trs, ca the ryad lciGirc frCm Gaze
GiTaTirsH 50 Go-inrviilc near the r-sidrlcr Of
Ghas T. Lewis. flaa sd specifications iurE-
i'i:s Il Ey "a" u-c-TsiC' Cd. Tie Co1U-issioEs-
Ttse-Tc= the Tis.ii 10 r.irc; AIRY a-h all bis.
J.. u. BEAN,
l. Z Il. CrEl.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12
Eulea for Sale.

IwM sell, on the Lusk farm, two and n hall
I.t.ias from kciso. oU the CCIEIg,rcr ard keIsJ
Tasa, Ca Saturday, March 18TH, ie@2, the follow
i-.= ~icrsH:sl lrUpSrty:
Four head q work IIuies: fourteen 4 rec
year old AID two two-yCar old r'ui-s: two farm
WaEn.a; oae top bIgsy and three twO-hcrst
l.icEa.
Tsi:rs oT S~.,E:-FGyc months credit on SIP
pToTrG notCs with eight pCr ceit i-terr-t. Six
nrr Get u Ter cash. NJ property are to be
femored until tenn ale fulfilled
JULrs G. DEUI.Y.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12
HNU

will never regret sending three 2-cent
stamps TO pay postage, TO A. p. Ord
way S Co. Boston Mass. Tor a copy
of DIR. kaafarann's great Medical
Work: leo pages. colored Illustrations;
of great value to every family.
Do the free traders understand that
If il were not for The profit on wool
which the present Republican tariff
permits farmers 10 realize, sheep
raising would be abandoned in this
country, and that this would newt.
ably result in advancing the price Of
mutton and of meat in general:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12
Trustees Sale CT Real Estate,

WHEREAS. Fet'r Hcuin:is and Mary Nc
~ Chris, his w:fH, of the cnU't- oi Capa
Girartiad" 49,! >:ata 81 Niiso:ri. by their rCf-
.r5rIa-y. :. u. lal. arrl recorded l., 'tna
R'ruri.T's o.!.r2 OF :h- Cnu,.ty OF Capr G:rar-
d"=j. it. boaS y. &c Trl-ts y il Mortgages On
r2:r stNty-ri"c ;i*i. r19vyrrii' trT~t t. 4. \.
hasN IA" iHi--HI = deserted real "-tatN.
sit-Gtc. isiH% as6 icing o. 80" ely q: CANE CIR
I@ri3au. cJil;y ii tLie GsTarlcuu al state =.
Missouri. ~t0-!G;t:
All Of let t,r f.H}. a'i twelve On rrs: sa1
si~ h7 iT"tc7 81 t'A aCTta 81. % lot i.!..c o..
nrf tTt;ty-ET" to FEET % t:e ssui.l sid. O.,
lot Ci.ycr ~, iioc2 tWp - OF Gitoucy-
E"CCE sCcaal Eui.L,i>tDI
Ard. "lrrss said note :as long since baca;rc
n" aaG -, Die accsrlit- g the t-ce terror.
d:t" sg'i rigC' ni sa!'j r1tc AID rylnGirs %uGis:i.
>ar t.;"r-'s -. r".i~' = hg-.i,y yiTe tEat l..
the I'D - q. trustee. - t'c Request of the
l"-al holder OF said acts, aEG Iy Vi-:Uc. Sf trg
au:hprit! IL mc v;s.,d All il Pursuance % the
rTcHi-ioas q. said deed Of ,rust. viii on
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12
n. L. COFER,
Contractor and Builder,
Nosica to Contractors

Notice is hereby giTen that the undersigned
Koil n Bridge commissioner Of CAPE GiI.r-
dCaH eouuty, Missouri, VIII, o. MOaday, March
2lst. lS72, at . O'Clock p. IN. a. site OF bridge
or the Iicise Mill road on Crooked Creek, let
contract FOR the main 81 an Of a wooden bridge
across said creek, provided that 4 satisfactory
guaranty tor the remainder or balance OF said
bridge is Givcl by the citizens OF tia. ~Yicia:ty
at OF before the time 0; Lifting She sLIRe. CoIa-
missioner reserves the right TO rriec: ary OF
all bids. L. L. BEAN.
X. * Il. Gem.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

The stalch aud able Democratic
Brooklyy Eagle warns the Democracy
that it will have 10 nominate a strong
man on a sound platform If it hopes
to win the Presidential clccti0D, and
it admonishes the Democracy that
"thosc who think that under any
circumstances Harrison will not ran
well and will not make up in general
confidence and respect what he lacks
in magnetism and enthusiast, which.
arc really factors of distrust IN Il long
canvass are mistaken to n degree that
cannot be safely underestimated any
more than the abilities of the Presi-
dent himself can safely be-"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

Il the C"ro "i-a,f"ru Ccur vi C"u:nor Ti,cS.
with" ar'! To- tie comfy at ,Gp@ H-.-rI-&u.
a@d >tE:c a Ii-sD0:i- t'-y tgT'' I-1.
FELtiAsY -i-, 60
i-u:lla Brat, F:-i-;T,
iGN.Sr
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

CAPE
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

Our lumber mills turn out over
$500, 1000 worth of lumber every
year. and over 80 per cent. Of the
cost of that represents labor. Yet
this free trade Congress proposes 10
place lumber on the free list, thus
transferring to Canada and British
Columbia much OF the trade. The
L%nmberlnen's Convention held in
Washington Yesterday adopted reselu-
lions protesting against such a step,
and asked for an increase of the duty
from 81 to 81 per thousand feet. The
Tonawanda On. " Lumbermen's As
ISOLATION joined in this request, as
did many other organizations.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12
Monday, the Fourteenth Day OF
A. -rn

-FTI' y tt W.
Between e." nDurs e? ii-c "'c:CcS il tin FORE
"oo1 AID Use c'=iGcs.il thr afternoon Of thai cav
a. t:H cast CoT-. house fluT ir the city o. Gagc
GiTEri-au, county q Gaze Girard-=E Gnj stat.
Of Missouri. sell sati l-scr5bci real c5tat- -
public ycIdre 10 tn" highest hidlrr, fc- casL in
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

Y.MARCH -, 1892.