The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-05
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MONDAY.

An Atchison, Kansas woman, ha.
m ingenious device for keeping
Young men al q proper distance When
they call OIL her daughters. Iler
parlor Is fitted up with arm chairs
the side pieces of which ere nearly
As high as the occupants shoulders.
The legs arc extended out on the
sides like sleigh runners, and a cross
piece st the bottom makes it impossi-
Bile for the chairs 10 be placed nearer
together than two feet. When the
Young man arises to go, an electric
bel rings as long a the Young man
stands on the mat at the door. There
is also q mechanical clock in tI,e par
lhr. which plays Home sweet Home
at 10 o'clock.
beware of The dog and book
agent. They are dangerous animals
especially during the dog day
season..
Quite a nice shower of rain fell
lust night which cooled The Garth con.
siderable and revived vegetation rery
much.
congressman Arnold left ycster-
day for Washington 10 attend the
extra session of Congress.
The longer the Democrats are
IL power the lower goes The price of
wheat.
There were fOnr car loads of
wheat at the depot this morning and
two OF them were colsigncd to the
I'Iantcfs Mills.
Officers FROM the Chester pen
f;eItiary are in the city looking fer Il
Convict who cscspel from the pen the
other day. So far they have failed TO
fin i.thcir msu.
lry0ur appetite IL Esnc moth
Ing will rcstOrc IL I:iorc quickly |
than &C. &. &. Certain Chill
Cars." the great Tonic and
guaranteed Cure fer Ciills and
Fever. Price 50 cents.
For saln by ". II. Cscrver. druggis,
Il! shx foreign { rnpany or Is
sor:siipa sirikcS this vn, - a n alter
Of fact, they d. upt r.'..,.. here 10 en-
rich 0ir people. hat 10 lake first the
prot. III | next III, benefit or Use 81
money. which i r':.-:!r ! br them To
build Up other inw IL bu- this money
I'zves Cape i;irar lean a"'i helps not
<'sl. Giraf.;aau Int SOM. nfher city
or ht:plri, Ia build iI-rI: - aud leave
Cape Girnrir au behind. Therefore
invest your irunry at hO!Ie. build up
your " :,wn ari do not send the
money abroad.
A farmer on 0Vsening his paper n
few weeks az found = spider On the
inside, being some THAT supersticious
thought it was a bal omen, and was
c ,nsiderably excited oycri il. lie went
to his neighbor aud told what he had
discovered and what he thought, and
the mystery Thus: "That spider
wss only looking o-er the advertising
columns to find who did not adver-
Use SO he could spin his web across
bis door and rot be bothered by
and gcera-EI.
Judge Ross has, this day. with I
his own hands suspended a life sized
bust of the late Judge Nc Williams
urer the bench in DIR court room. !
This picture is placed on the left o.
Judge Ranney the fist Judge OF the
court, Judge Greene being :he second
occupies the right of Judge K. and
Judge New. being. third takes the
left. The picture jast Put in plsce is, t
what we would call, 8 speaking ike |
ness; and our people have no cause Of
being ashamed Of the pictures Of the ,
four Judges now IN place, for each !
and all of them arc fine looking men.
Henry W. Kuss will sell all lis
personal property st public auction ,
On Saturday, August 5ih. The sale
will take place at the old kuss farm c
Two miles nortl, Of Dutchtcwn.