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Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-23
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New York, New Haven
and Hartford TX. X.

TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN As FOLLOWS
FOR NEW YoRK-sa-ss. aga $40 -e1e
zoo, r7Sso, $50. $50, -9:gs, -I0sOA m. la1S
is'os. Tn, las, $3.50 800. $40 400 Cpnraor
car limltea), Cos, 'sao 30 ss5 $500 paraor
car liHliied), ESQ. .Gss .sl0. Cs:ls bridgeport
accommodation, 'a:io. s,is p m. srxpIr.-
'a:ss, $50 "s;to. 500 q m 500 ClS*S.es. $50
Sis 1910 pm
FOR WASHINGTON WA HARLEM RIVER
.ls.Ol a IA. Cdaiy' .l:iop m
FOR BOSTON WA sPRINGFIEID--i-a0.ll 1Ds
m, 'i7OS, 'I:u Opsrlor car liuiteda, .s:ss m
Sr'NnATs-'l:ec Cu'ghiD. $50 p. m.
FOR BOSTON VIA NEW LONDON AND PROV
tDENCE-'sso3 Il. IN. seq .ass .s:ts 1pArSor
car lirli:edp, AS hnd 'Gsss p m sr-SnAYs-.s,Os
=. m, 'e:ss pm.
FOR BOSTON VIA HARTFORD .Sn NEW
YORK AND NEW ENGLAND II. R-.i.a5 a m.
daily, "s;Gs y. IA.
FOR BOSTON WA AIR LINE AND SYsNR.
r R-r3-ss p m STSBAYs--s:ss p m
FOR MERIDES, HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD
ETc--'i % night 100 night 90 HARTFORD, Geo
sou -lo:lo, 'Iico5 m. 1903 .l-Ua .I.ss CpArlOr
car limited. FIRST stop HA uordD, C.s;9s to Hart
ford only), STA s701, Cs:i5 10 Hartford, $50,
$50, lo:05 p. n. Sr-SDAVs--l:sO night I.i-s0
night to Har'fordD, '5:S2, s:ss uAcc.D pm.
New London Division.
FOR NEW LONDON. ETC--s.O9 night --ss
Hos e. m, 'lss1s, '2SS 800. -8,ss tpArlor car
iimiied). ":Is, Sis. OC:Is TO sAybrooiO. .s.ss,
ui:i5 p m Gnlford accountability. srSn.Ys
-'s.oS night, "6:s5 p. m.
AIR Line Division.
FOR MTDDLETOwS, wTLI-IMANTiC, Enc
s5o2 a. m, 1:ss "s;s7, $40 y. m. sUNnAvs-.sss
p m Connecting al Middletown with Valley d.,
vision and al willimaniic with n Y 4 N T. ana
n l.. & y u. H. NJ TurperViIle with Golchesfnr
branch
Saugatuck Division.
FOR SINSTED and way stations VIA Manga
| tnck Juncihon-l:sS =. m. SrSnaTs-s;D0 a. m.
Northampton Division.
FOR SuELBCRNE FALLS TURNER'S
FALLS, WILLIAMSBURG. HDLYoRE ana NEW
HARTFORD and intermediate suRfians-sse2
n70S a. m and $500 .. m.
FOR NORTHAMPTON. WILLIAMSBURG ana
points this side, al SIS pm
Berkshire Division.
FOR DERBY JUNCTION, s@ p,n.
FOR DERBY JUNCTION. BIRMTNGHAM,
ASeoSiA, eic.-7soo. 0;ss g. n, i2.oa, g2a, 3. %,
7:se. HIS .. m. sUSDkrs-s.IpA IA, $50 pm.
FOR wATKRBURy-ssoo. 9.ss a. m; IAN,
ssso. s:sa. ESQ p N. suKnErs-s:lo G. m
FOR WiNsTED-7soa. Pa a. ms I'm. tsm
ESQ .. n SUSplFs-s.Io q m.
FOR SHELTON, BoTsFoRD. NRwTowk.
DANBUBY. rTTTsFTKl.D. STATE LINE etc.
ana ALBANY. BUFFALO, DETROIT, cIYCTs.
MATT, sTLoUIs. CHICAGO AND TER WEST
RsSs g.. m. ann t.ss p IA
FOR LfTCHFTELD kbe points OR &, L.
RR--7sao q. m, CFlh Bridgeport ana RswAsy-
siile.D t.ss p m. tVis HnWleyrIIleD
Express Trains. -Igooal EKrress
G. r. HRuPsTEAD ID, Gen. Passenger Aft.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-23
EtnancIal.
UNITED ELECTRIC
SECURITIES COMPANY
I Per Cent. Cumulative Prsf'd Stock.
Total Amount Authorized, $4,000
900 Amount OF Present and First
Issue, al 100000.

At a special meeting OF the stockholders Of
the United Electric Securities Company held
December 29th, 1922. issue OF preferred
stock was voted, the terms OF preference and
Issue being substantially follows:
A dividend at the rate of seven per cent PSF
annum to be cumulative, payable semi annu-
ally, In preference to any dividend on the COM
mon stock. .
No dividend TO he declared or paid on the
common stock unless the company shall have
at the time a net surplus sufficient in amount TO
pay all dividends TO accrue within period OF
three years on the preferred stock then issued
aud outstanding
In case OF the liquidation winding up OF the
business OF the company, the preferred stock to
be paid in full at par before the common stock
receives anything.
Preferred stock to be issued only as the total
interest actually received during the year next
prior to any such ISSUE from the bonds deposited
by the company as collateral security for the
payment OF its own outstanding collateral trust
per cent. bonds, shall exceed the interest &C
crued during the given year said collateral
trust bonds, by an amount at least fifty per cent.
more than one years dividend on the preferred
stock including both that outstanding and any
additional issue proposed at the time.
ms company makes the loiloWing stateulent
Of its business
Actual difference between the an
nual In crest at the present time
upon the oompany's colla' eral trust
per cent. bonds and the annual in
terest upon the bonde deposited to
secure the same. .................... sIsI,2s5
This difference will he increased within
thirty days by the issue OF the ninth
series OF the company's Collateral
trust bonds to-. ...................... Issass
Annual dividend required on
1900 900 preferred stock. 5000
50 per cent surplus required. 5000
- sIo5tO0
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-23

Dehcit.... SO 81 So Us
In changing the foregoing sewer permits
and other permits, no positive knowledge
exists that Mr.. Waldron received the full
amount which should have been co le cted,
asoertained.
The changing of receipts indicates that
he did SO in many cases. Before com
msncing this record of five years discrep-
snoies, a large portion of the work in pre-
vious years as we'll as on some accounts of
the years now reported, and should 1t be
desired l can furnish the memoranda of
examination of prior years so far as exam
iDed for use should it be thought desirable
to continue it at some future time
Respectfully submitted,
A. Il. MORSE,
Public Accountant.
WHAT THE CITY ATTORNEY SAID LAST
EVENING
City Attorney Dow was interviewed last
evening in reference to the isauiug of a
warrant for Mr.. Whldron's arrest. He
said that he had received the report of
Algernon Morse, P. A., but would wait for
. few developments in certain m alters be-
fore he would issue q warrant. What the
other matters were he would not say. but
he wished to have everything clear before
he proceeded.
1t Is thought by those in a position to
know that Mr.. Dow will Issue the warrant
in the near future.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-23
Russell Sage
The we'll known fisancier, writes:

The we'll known haancier, writes:
1906 FIFTH AVENUE,
NEW York CITY, Dec. 20, 1890.
For the last twenty years I have been
using Allcock's Porous Plssters. They
have repeatedly cured me of rheumatic
pains and pains In my side and back.
Whenever I have cold, one on nay chest
and one on my back speedily relieve me.
"My family are never without them"
Rrrssrrr CAHu
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-23

It is probable that the apparent over
payments stated were caused by Mr.. Wal
dron's enormously classifying receipts.
Actual receipts for discharge of liens have
been sscertsined by carefully taking dates
and sums credited upon the lien book in
each year and comparing same with the
sum recsipted for and shown by the treas
urer's account.
During 1887, 1891, 1892, the following
sums shown upon the lien book were not
entered upon the cash book nor accounted
for the treasurer, although receipt of same
is shown by credits on the lien book on
pages named:
PAGE 1a5-Jan. 2, 1887, Philip.
Thorman and wife. ...........2 90
Page 107-Jan. 8, 1887, w. Fl.
Searlea. Observation-Disclosures. 20 40
Page 131-Jan. 10, 1857, w. H.
Searles. Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
Page 75-Jan. Il, estate of Sam
uel Hyde OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 102 Is SKA So
Page 231-Sapt. 8, a. B. GIaltbie,
entered on cost. 1853 90
s14s 50
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-23
BOTH FEET FROZEN.

Michael Ran HES Unconscious for
Five Hours-WiH Have His Feet
Amputated.
Michael Ryan, an engineer employed on
one of the hoisting engines in the new cut
of the Shore Line railroad in the annex,
Saturday night met with an accident which
may cost him the use of his legs. he
boards in one Of the many boarding houses
in tn, annex. near the cut, and was on bis
way there. he hsd been in town to make
some purchases, and about 10 o'clock was
taking short cut home over the railroad.
While passing over q trestle work over a
small street which connects Center and
South Qoinnipisc streets, Ryan missed his
step and fell between the ties to the street
below. He was rendered unconscious by
the fall and laid there until about 3 O'Clock
yesterday morning, when he was found by
a milkman. The milkman resuscitated
him and found out where be boarded. A
messenger was Immediately dispatched
from the boarding house for DR.. Roberts
When the doctor arrived it was found
that both Ryau's feet had been frozen, and
that they would probably have to be ampu-
tated above the ankle. The patient is
being attended at the boarding house.
Ryan was apparently sober when he start
ed for home.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-23

Government bonds.
Following are the quotations for United States
bonds at the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-23
WATER PERMITS.

1857.
March 81, 3619, to New Haven Gas Light
Go. for 112, 32e and 500 Orange street,
should be $50, accounted for - %
cenW,,,,,,,,,,",,,, ,,,s,s,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-23
YALE WILL LOSE GRAVES.
Only Students Who Work for a De-
gree Eligible.

Only Students Who Work for a De-
gree Eligible.
The intercollegiate Football association
Saturday evening passed resolution
which shuts out from the football teams Of
the various colleges In the association all
graduates, specials and students not prop
srly registered. Delegates from Yale,
Princeton, Wesleyan and the University
of Pennsylvania met Saturday evening
Vance Mccormick and Manager Moflst
representing Yale, Phil King, J. Nom.
Thompson and G. c. Frszsr Princston,
John q. Bell and Captain Koipe the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, and W. Gordon
and A. Thorndyke Wesleyan. Harvard
was not represented.
The meeting was storm. = one, the Uni
vereity of Pennsylvania being decidedly
opposed TO the other colleges
The following resolution was, however,
adopted:
No member of a graduate department or
special student shall be elgiols to play In cham
pionship contests, or any undergraduate who
has registered or attended lectures rectations
at any other university or college or any under
graduate who is not pursuing course for a de-
gree requiring an ATTENDANCE for at least three
years.
This action will leave the University of
Pennsylvania with not more than four Of
the players who represent the club next
year. Princeton will be obliged to do
away with tbs services of Center Ballet
and Yale will lose Graves
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-23
Page 223-Jan Il, Francis Bacon 3 IS
SEWER PERMITS

The complete list of discrepancies COM
prising the sum of the 81 1892. "a deficit is
made in detail below;
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-23

Deficit. S1S7 II
The payment short In 1892 is Francis Bacon,
January "a. 1892, 1874, per pag, 233 of lien book
REMOVING SNOW.
Reed Paid Appar-
per treas for ent
Year. Books. Year Book Deficit. Over
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-23

'FIrF1Ftss IrRins fLooal EErreHs
q. r. HETPsTEAD ID, Gen. naz.anear An
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-17

-SilaS White. OF Scott county. who
is in the city tells NJ hist the wheat
crop i'll his county. will not turn
out well this tear. Ee.says tie wet
weather has caused The rust to
damage the crop 10 a considerable
extent.
Nothing 60 distressing as a hack
ing Cough. Nothing ST foolish as 40
suffer from it. Nothing SO dangerous
if allowed to continue. Ore Minute
Cough Cure gives Immediate relief.
l. Ben. Miller, Druggist. . .i..,..
Prof. r. c. Norton will depart
His week for his cid. home in Trenton,
this State. To a representative OF the
DEMOCRAT Prot. Norton said this
morning: Il like Southeast Missouri
and Southeast Missouri people, and |
wish my FERNS in .Grurdy county
were here in Cape Glrardeau county
The Professor said that lie would visit
his friends in this section of the STAG
as often as his time would permit, and
his friends hcre will hQpe that his
visits will be DC: far aparr
s~Y,iidrep like te sake 20. &c.
ScYlai.i yhiit Cure tiie pleas
ant ard Snar"Gteea etrrS for
Fever. 4SuG and |niari".
Nricc 80 cts.
For s.le by ". II. rccrrcr, druggist
Old wlcat l. going row &, only
.,fl--fcur cents. TLiS i, lower than il
has beer 1t this season Of tic ear for
rany a day. Th',:icafs many 10 think
that nov wheat Will lie very !0w. bat
t!.ey Should bear in mind that the old
tia: is stored away lay farn crs
is in a very had coalition. the present
rrice Of Uhicl. CauIGi lie used as a
criterion by which 10 Il" approximately
tho price Of the new wheat which Will
certainly bring at least f;ty-eisht or
sixty cents i the sca>on is faNc.ablc
so that il can be harvested i'll & good
condition for the market.
The breaking up of the winter is
the signal for tic breaking up Of the
system. Nature j. opening up the
pores and throwing of refuse. De
Wits Sarsapaai,!a is OF pnIne4tio'f
able assistance III tiIi, operation. !
Ben. Miller, Druggist.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-17
rae knt,..rer.e TaieT Association of
Cane Girardeau.

1t seems 10 the writer that the aeoVe
rrssociaron is not receiving the at
ltert:on it should from tie farmers
sspI stcckmen of this county and
also The newspapers do not seem 10.
! give it much attention, though it
may Re tina, no enc has called their
@.teut:on 10 It.
Il IS Ii faet ttst sUct al OreaniLa-
ion -coes exist. and has eyi= cd for
the East two sn1 a'half d three years
and if our recollection of the matter.
IS correct il was organized just after
he return Of the horses stolen from
g. 7. Lewis which no doub' prompted
I.the members 10 fern such an associa-
tor. II is one which every honest
man cen truly sanction and one TO.
which every farmer and s:"cEman
should belong.
Ii costs only one do!la?tc become a
member of the above association and
there are no other expenses to meet
ss the above named snn IS supposed
TO pay all expenses.
i, When a member OF the ASSOCIATION;
las g. horse stolrn the organization
paws one dollar and Fly cents per,
day and all expenses to any Il whom
they employ 10 &C IL pursuit OF the
thief and the property stolen.
The association meets every four
months, +. A. Mage of Cape Hlrar-
deau IS President and ii. r.. English
Of Jackson is S~cc-ctary. We do not
know who are other officers. nor are
We able to state approximately IFS
membership, but We do think that
every farmer and stockman in this
county should lend a helping hand
by becoming a member, as 1t was or
ganized for the mutual p%rotection OF
its members and to pay the expenses
for returning stolen horses.
When horse thieves learn that there
is All organized force against them
they will be less apt to undertake TO
ply their profession, and on the other
hand when those interested or those
who shorld he Interested, give their
attention to this matter they will NOT
be long in becoming members of 1t
and thereby strengthen an organiza-
ton which will be jnvincicle for the
purpose Tor which = US formed.
Just e; any ono compare how fee
bic his ne: ;Iual efforts against q
band ;. horse thieves would be, iinan-
ciaglv or otherwise, and then he can
sec the benefits to lie derived from an
association like the above.
We trus. that the newspapers OF
the county W. agitatc this matter
and cndcavor 10 give this organization
4 boom. Lay the matter before Ill
those tia; are or ci.c-lG lie interested
aud we predict that the VII not b'
slow tc consider its merits end bcne-
Is ana thereby strengthen an associa-
ton that vii. be inyicaLle and one
that viii sclAom fail to each the de-
sired rC-.,t,. MORE ANON.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-17
A~DvERTIsINa RATESs
IEADPENCIL JcTTINGS.
AsfaofsnduIns Made in the Be
. po-ter's WanderinGn.
MONDAY.

The Mayor OF OscCc,a, Ark is in
tae city. lie came here to attend tie
closing exercises at the Ct. Vincent's
Academy and TO accompany liz
daughter home.
-The Common FEES CcU.t al
journed this afternoon tii TIC frs.
day Of August.
in the Bra,:furd-St. Ayit case
which was tried aH& decided in favor
OF Bradford during the hist week of
the present term, Judge Ross his
morning granted a new; trial, where
upon the attorrevS for BrsG!ord fled
a motion for a change of Venue.
The colorcd Masons will let the
contract tonight - build their hall
On Sprigg street. They have Tbs
none now to complete their hall
and they propose rs have il completed
ready for occupancy within tic next
.lree months. -.
nyeur appetite IL gone Dofl-
tnR will restore ID nor quickly
thnn "C. &. e. Certain Chill
1Sxrc.o the great Tonic
Cuaraateod Cure tor Chiiis and
2icvcr. Price so cSHtA
for sale by W. II. CoerveI, druggist
"A prominent physician from ir
dis, who was delegate TO the Worlds
Medical Congress! which i''st closed
at Chicago. on being asked his opinion
in regard to the, Asiatic cholera wishing
this country during tie summer >aid
"thepcople live at a Tremendous p!e"
Quite a large part; went out I"
Fair Ground yesterday fishing and
had an ENJOYABLE time. They had n
fsh-frr and picnic. They caught
their fish with :. sill 4 hook.
Corn planting is going Oh IN tins
section of cbuntrF; aid if the sea>"''
u favorable TT immer5c orop viii b
raised.
A lawyer in;r. ;cd Us ta-.2F
that scvcra. alandc. e",Is,"rc likely ="
occupy tue attention q. car o,-"t7
AEON, and tho parties 10 hc hr""G"'
into the count ere ali residents OF this
city too. ....
-. c. Edwards. c,,.ay$c,iw lc- ,
stealing, WAS taken before Justice
Grant this mnrnia. at Jackson for :
preliminary hearing. but he waved
examination and in. GCfarlt. Of cIGt'
hundred dollars bon. was paced IN Ja'
TO swait the action OF the Grand jury
The eAcursiou on the raIirohd
Yesterday was 4 success. Three
eoachcs were full Gf cXcursionl>ts aild
the band Eors. realized GORE H'2ne-
for their labor and trouble. Tue 81
Frapcis River was too high for fish
ing. but the cxcursionists enjoyed
themselves all the
The swsn.o ROAD from the Col
lese farm to Peter IIocllcr's farm !
drying up very rapidly, only a few
muddy places now and nothing dan
V~erous. in fact, It IS in a better cond'
ton for travel than most OF the DIR
roads in the hills.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-17
TTESDAY

-Phclix Taylor, of Coming Ark,
WAS on our streets ibis morning. MI
fayior was ra,,ed in this county, but
is pr.ctiSing law at Corning, Ark
Conrad Kcmpe Will remodel The
old Methodist CHURCH .biiidirS
fit II up for a dwelling house.
There was fifty-cight deaths from
smallpox in Stockholm during enc
week recently.
On June the 9th seventy persons
died of cholera in Mecca which inui-
.,tcs that il is on the increase.
-.J,mes McPheeters of Benton
tolls ms tkst work on the Commerce
and MorleH Railroad is progressing
Rapidly and he thinks tire road will be
completed before tho first OF neh'
August.
esC &. G. Certain Corn Surc
coTI,s, warts, 5usions,
,,,nics and caliG uses. ssnrrhil-
saJ sec that a. &. G. - Blown
3 i'm every bottle, Take ma t'iiiHf.
Tor sale by w. IL. CoerVcr, dTu&gi7'
Tho contract Tor building TIE
:o,orcd Masonic Hall building wa
awarded TO Henry Ossenkop Ia
night.
Every stranger and every traVci
ing man who 5isits this city admir-
our beautiful city park. They say
&c one of the riccst parks in the STATE
That NAV be all so but our park
not vet what il should be. 1t can b
iunroyed and beautii:ed till it viii b
ybe mark of the Mississippi Vale
and that is inst what u people Pre-
hose to make it.
Farmers are getting rcadyfor ii
wheat harvest. The crop :his yc;
immense and if the wheat IS save
in good condition Southeast Nilsson
will haze as fine wheat Is is raised
earth.
The City Council Passed an c
Ainsuce last right regulating L
building of streets and sidewalks t
LAYING of carbs.onNs. II The orr
nance is 4 Rngthy document, n
cots out in detail how all street wo
Is hereafter to he do"e.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-17

TIE Frs SINE in the world for
Cuts. bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rbear>. rcyer Sores, letter, Chappcd
hands, Chilhlains, Corns, and all skin
Fruptlons, and positively cures Piles
or 10 pay required. 1t is guaranteed
10 give satisfaction, rmoney refunded
Price % cents per box. For sale st
Wilson's Drug Store
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-17
FncntIcr EbresherEseu!

For sic, enc S II. 7. Portable
Erq'~5 and one % inch oylindei
Scrlrior, Robinson lake, has thrrsh-
cd only IG.0c0 bushels, fer only 800.
10. tuil particulars apply ct tni7 office
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-17

one ct the Opera HOUSE CGc "eeh
commencing June the 18th. Don't
fail to go.
Foot coverings thai lit and make
you forget yod have teet at lialnan 5
The rulaor circulated in this c-ty
yesterday .eTenirs that the Jackson
bank had failed is stated, upon good
authority, to..be false.
DO you like .nobby, reflect fit
ting. good wearing shoe: liaman
supplies them.
This is Tic season fo- excursions,
Therc vii be one on tie steamer
New Idlewild Tuesday, June 20. from
Cape Girardeau. Mo tic Cairo, Illinois,
ard return.
-Dou1 start, for Ike EX1ositiCn
without & rair CT IIamaL : easy fifth 3
shoes.
The LricA .worl: Gu Conrad
i e1npc's new Lui!Ging CT Broadwa-
IS progressing rapidly.
-THe.,ran whose skOc is ten. does
not always wear Il tcn-ni, shoe. lien
lie does he gets 'eln OF Itaman.
Henry Rablch is gushing ia"
trick work Gil his new store building
CT; B.cadwtJ 10 complexion.
-I.arlor suits. bed room sui's, ami
dining room furniture Al specially low
prices at y. Waitllcr.
The German Emperor recently Is
isueG al order against officers OF his
srly using single eye glasses. lie
/; Doesn't have any Use Tor dudes.
We have Il large line Of Ward
robes, at prices that Will surprise
YOU. a All HER
1t is said that tic game OF craps
is derived from the Greeks.
-Iou..are protected in fit aud
fashion by a guarantee TO please al
| Humans.
w. o~r,ic;o.rctta Law rocs INTO
a.. q, 4, to-day.
Judge Hit is having " rev fence
made III front Of his proit-ty on
oFai. In,
o"iiO
-foi"'h2 ''"7
tx CONGRESSMAN '"
the citt.
-T,v1 trairs and scttec'r at y
W~ai'Ler-'
.-t".u.i@. hle street cars INT I
lot dAys :.Id ian 10 fl'N oil neins
suha'i""e-
mere "' ''a' 80 Tam
sU; ""' 80 conner
N~i'liHs"'>7 ~ t
T:,n,i. street is being cleaned Of
Il. ii lott foam ii 6 making Of
'h' ~ua,r5 10
"e s'""i'o"
H'a'"iFah. n'iN INV
i'sf'' '"
SEC our iassc me o. ,'1" ~"
/
|, - arc couino
Lyon 'oni'"E I.r,
next Monaay' Inc i''n inst
free On opening night.
u rcci inviting in the fry,
nitarc line call Ill y. N"''h' %
hfo""""!' WI" Ia"
-Wulford Sackmann IRE offering
Ia ten dollar reward for information
Is T. ~ noisH'cl. their dog las
night.
-p,d complcxion indicates an IN
Lcaithv state Of tlc ft'stHrI: ior WI.
H''e az! nn5;,;"n fThc, act on
"''rC' III 80. ~ tbc stomach
II h't': "ny -rcf" fTcE. Miller
Druggist.
The process CT Manufacturing
stamps is so complicated that Ley ar
counted elcycn times in order 4
guard against pilfering.
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III is mcnci tie Pill has NOE. DC Witt
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care great lis. l Zen Miiic'' D
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piles of people have plics, pu
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Yesterday morning at VI.
Fagan's rev building in the mortimer
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-17

john L. Miller is sole agent for this
rare and famous article. Twenty
cc.t- : ariuk-two dollars per bottle
dcc.iL-li.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-17

4ItSTEn-h girl to do general house
" vc-. t. 4 ANAL family Apply . W Ii.
S~.,.EE.-. ..-. StrCt
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-17

It an ; and IN l and ga - and a
with an Y ii The enc spr!! 81,
And an :. aEd a y s.i an apeL-,
Pray what i a srg!ie- 70 DO:
Then f also 81 : tad caI andaG
Aad a. II r u spell o.ae.
T;,trs IS rr-tir- nrch j7fr COZ = Fr"l'sr % do
n-:t, q 800. ..u-ult -~,..>ryls!--.,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-17

EDR ~RFNT-riv" good rooms IL second story
L 81 \ hpiIlin- conveniently located. For
f,-.,,. ..r. cu'g.s Csll oa John l. Miller.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-17

EOH SALE-Hao'sHme good i9r+'l piano.
J -. rr-G.es. u bargain. s4', cash Si"l. bal
nee :. :G1Hths czcdit. Ca.l ~ Conservatory
Music S.lcio Thr,e months Instruction