The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

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Nav we cm plant shade tree
| without fcsr OF the naughty old cow
Four dairsr. tan do well here Al
ter the COW ordinance goes into G.
:, feet.
Tbs hOnk of the goose and f!r
quack OF the duck will he i.rar,! nc
April.
Tho ground hog. like The Dens-
cratic NEWSPAPER, IS a gieai lar.
The man who ran afford II cst
hog meat this year is surely a lucky
n:an.
fry91r appetite ia como 2oin.
fsig VIA rc.tSre Il IaGrc quickly
siam &c, G. e. Certain GEIii!
&Ere,o the rreas Toni and
Guaranteed Gre sJa Calls aIId
Eoycz. Price so cents.
For sale by W. IL. Cocrver. druggist
A contractor estimates tic NUM-
Der of houses that will be built in
this city this year at fifty, and he says
some of them will he larse ard costly
buildings.
There are only two vacant bust
ness houses on Main street and they
will not remain vacant long.
-Rivor mcn who have stood by the
ground hog Fave had their confidence
III that little weather prophet shaken
this ycar.
Mr.. Franklin. merchant ani post
master ut Taskee, is IL the city.
The West End Dairy, is The name
of tie new dairy just started by
Charley kiss. 1t i located just cat
SIDE TIE city Limits Ut the Jhl BREW
cry place.
This cold weather i u2cll'cd for
at ;IIi, season 0f';tr year.
These cold waves may please III"
Goa! dealers hr;! thc OF co%l
Are itGi So happy.
Owners II wild land, are warning
timber thieves "a keep oil. Timber,
becoming a valuable property. and
owners !'Trro-c to protect ii or know
The reason why.
Farmers will have a chance to
buy rows cheap in This city after the
cos ~ori;aa::ce .nes into effect.
Children :.-ra:a;-c"C 6. &C.
CcrtpiI SHi3s ts7rc.S I:e E!CEs-
ant and guaranteed care Tor
Fever, Ag..c and Malaria.
Price 90 Ca.
For sale BY W. II. Cocrvcr. druggist
When +di Want TO re; oft a
street car pull the bell rope. Don't
tell the driver wien you get on where
you want to get of, srd tlier expect
him 10 remember tie place. Pun the
bell rGf;c and the car will stop for
YOU.
-Everything IS Lowell snd the
goose hangs high-that is TO say, the
goose will not be allowed to hang
around town after The twentieth day
of April.
The show bills will Ecw be al
lowed TO remain on the bill boards.
The billy goat is prohibited by city
ordinance from roaming at large on
our streets.
The City Council allowed the
city marth5l forty dollars for his
services for the month of January.
After the April election the marshal
will have q fixed salary. The city
police should nlso receive a salary.
The advertisements in the street
GERS will be seer by everybody, and
the business man who fails to take a
card in cue CT the ears will miss the
best chance of his life for an adver-
tisenient for q small sum of money.
Now. we will have clean streets
whether we have water works or no.:
Tile COW, the hog, goose and ducks
will soon be things of the past SO far
as tn city is concerned.
Our commission Merchants are
anxiously waiting for the opening up
of navigation. They have had sew
eral weeks of dull times and they are
now feady and anxious TO do a little
business Just to exercise themselves, if
for no other reason.
Those people who are talking
about building electric railroads from
one town to another in every county
in Southeast Missouri know very lit
tie about railrOadilig. 1t costs money
to build railroads and II then costs
money tc operate them after they are
built.
-Inspite of the rawlings of the edi-
tor of the jackson Cash Book, the
little city of Jackson, we understan d,
is going to grant license to two
saloons. This will give the town new
life and it will also put.some money
in the treasury to help improve the
streets. A town without a saloon Is
q poor town, and We are glad to know
that Jackson is going to gel out of
the old fogy rut and become a real
progressive city. Freedom Of
though, freedom of speech and good,
pure corn juice make people live tor
hat life is worth.