The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-13

house KcepFrs nave coGS led on charges. The
South side keepers have trohled.
With slCh 4 showing the intending visitor
win understand why ii Is well to teNSfe -
the boarding. house. These eStortiOnatc
prices, tcrcvrr, can not last They give
had impression. fsu' M one need be imposed
upon by them II will no. 10 necessary TO
pay them unless one fooliShly ensers into
contract at such terms before comins OF Lee.Sks a.
no definite arrangement after coming Tn5
boarding house rates will drop with 4 rush be-
fore June. There is too much hotel room to
spare No combination to maintain the pres
elI aGaie- - pss-il -
As for the resta1il att ~ EhiCaco they heat
the world They were not siarted - svihdle
the unwary. They were here before the NSrtts
fair was thought Of They will 20 on when the
Worlds fair IS over. They feed sS0,0oO Chi
csgo people daily and they can cars for
@oto0 strangers in addition without
evertaxinS their table or kitchen capacity. In
the close relations ot these restaurants to the
Cf'csyn public lies the assurance OF safety TO
the strIngcf ttaS.es al the established res
taurants have urder-Jce l'itle csagge IN vie-
Of the Worlds fair patronage Tsere Couht
not have been much change without ;sstCS-S
kick from the home custom Those who Oh
serys cl,-ely think the steaks are little thin
ner and that the a-c OF the pie has become an
eighth instead OF q Six's ~ . circle. But in
the main the Chicago rest.su.5rt goes ou siriv-
ing to please Just as IL there Eas ~ w-sids
fair.
The visitor will find that while Chicago res
taurants average high some are better than
others. What is noticeable is the fact that the
highest degree of cleanliness and tn hest OF
cooking often goes with the more moderate
prices. Brightness. mirrors. clean linen and
whole crockery are thrown in with very
modest bill.
Hal
thorough understanding with his landlord. the
Worlds faif visitor can try a different res
taurant for every meal 1. Will ts possible to
live comfortable in Chicago duFirg the fair on
70 a day. The frugal visitor may make 'his 81
c day. The careless one. who doe'n I count tfAo
quarters may lind lodging and meals running
up 10 IL and s. a day.
An OF this applies without distinction OF sex.
Chicago is the one city chose restaurants cater
Conspicuously 10 the custoui Of ls.Iis=. Rooms
or tables are reserved Tor ladies' IN lte Chit
Cago restaurant Invariably. Even the daify
lunch room every block where the Re-
trouscd sex percnes on q stool has its ruwof
tables and more pain>taking service for the
other sex.
There il just one pitfall in this restaurant
programme up to to-day. when Rungtr over
takes visitor on tho fair grounds he Is III dhi-
ger. 1t is possible. II the visitor knows the
places, to get iii At one door and come out OF
another giving up only l0c for a cup OF coffee.
the same for glass Of milk. ditto for sand
wich or three small dotighnuts. but the dan
ger lies in striking the White Horse Inn or
some other OF the fanciiully named restnt,'
rants which are run under concessions.
That means q percentage OF profits to some
rother in-law Of the Worlds fair manage
ment Roast beef was 50 we X AGO in one
OF the restaurants on tho grounds. II was aJ'
on SATURDAY, II reached Sls on Monday. and