The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-24
RATES,
LEAD PENCIL JoTTIN9s.
6amor.ndu'es Made in the Re
porter's WanderingS,
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
David p. Seibe.-t is NV c - er
of the jackson Ia TX. Mr.. Seibert Is
a good business nan. an hon r. lie
clever gentle ma l, ard being well
known TO the people all owe the
c my he will add much to the busl-
hess OF the bank.
This seems 10 a veal OF financial
crashes. Failures of all kinds arc oc.
curing daily all over the country.
Southeast Missouri. however, i hold
ing its " SO far and ii the the cut
side world will let us alone no failures
will occur here. We are no! Il rirh
people but we are a progressive, self
sustaining people.
The people of ljunklin county
have %petitioned Senators Cockrell.
Vest and Congressman Arnold and ask
them TO attend a meeting of the Scna-
tors and Congressman of Missouri
and Arkansas, called by Geo. Fish
hack TO meet at Memphis, :'cnn., Oh
July first.
T your appetite is gone moth.
fsg y.il rcxiOrc IL EOrc quickly
Than sc. &, G.. Certain Chill
Care" the great Tonic ind
guaranteed Care for CaiIls and
Fever. Price so cents.
For sale by W. II. Coerrcr, druggist
The City Marshal has II man out
looking sitter the dogs. His inetruc-
tions are to find who has and who
has not paid the dog tax.
The Fourth of July will he cclc-
bratcd at the Randol school house.
Everybody invited and i good time is
Anticipated.
born, to Mr.. and Mr.. William
EuSFan, of Grny's Point, Scott
county, Saturday morning, II ten
pound boy.
"A party OF the friends OF Charley
Ulatiner went out Saturday night
aud surpri,rd Mr.. Biat;ncr. Tn!
went prepared with the equipments
and refreshments 10 have a good tine
and they had il.
-Iou can always judge town m.d
It's people bv it, newspaper. Never
buy lots where Il pnnr. liaIi-starved
newspaper il published. Newspapers
these days ARE necessity. NOT a luN-
Irv. They are 80 cheap that the poor
eat man ran have them -unic-s he is
running a bill ut the lsundry. II
matters not how many city papers a
man NAV take. he should give an hon
est support TO his home paper.
The young man that sustained
such terrible injuries last "Wednesday
morning at VI. j. Fagan- new build
ing. we are glad to say was able TO he
up Saturday morning. His name is
Summers and his parents came after
him.
The capital stock of the building
and Loan Association of Cape Girar-
dean has been advanced to one million
of dollars and every person has a
chance to taking some shares in this
a ISOLATION.
The cholera is still raging in
Mecca. In five days. June 10th, 1lth,
18th, 18th and 14th, there were $50
deaths. An average of 20 per day.
A telegraphic signal passes from
end to end of the Atlantic cable, a
distance of twenty-sevcn hundred
miles. in less than one-third of al
second.
sc. c. G. Certain Corn Cure"
removes cOri,s, warts, bIniOns,
moIcs and cailOuses. Narran.
ted. e that &. G.. 4. Is blown
In every bottle. Take Eo other.
For sale by W. IL. Coerver, druggist
&C. II. UIrich, representing Stein
wender, S~toffregcn & Co, sole inn
porters and wholesale dealers in COT
fee, teas and spices, st. Louis, Is in
the city. Mr.. Ulrich is one of the
best known drummers that visits this
efy. lie has been coming here for
nany gears and he has always repre-
scented q frst-class and reliable house.
lie is 9 clever gentleman and his
friends here are always glad to meet
him. Ills house has a good trade in
ffIis section Of the country and they
owe it to the popularity of Mr.. Ulrich
and to their saiform prices and fair
dealing.
Judge William e. Ranney spent
the Gay in the city. For a man Of his
years Judge Ranney is surely II of
the brightest men in .SShcast Mis-
souri,. lie is as clear headed and as
sprightly as if be was but thirty
years Of age.
TUESDAY
The steamer New ldlewild left
here this morning at ii o'clock for