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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-01-06

they had finished their work like good
little boys that had been soundly spanked
reminded one of the old farmer who,
after his son had gone through thrash.
ing machine and then been trampled on
by the mules. remarked. well, he isn't
as pretty as he was, but he knows more"
Hardly without exception, the citizens
of this county who call at the Record Of
fee ask what action has been taken or is
to be taken regarding the bribery matter.
In every letter received there is q query
to the same effect. The Record is pre-.
pared to state that the bribery matter
will be investigated. 1t will be brought
before grand jury early In the spring,
and as soon as the weather is settled 80
that witnesses and jurymen can travel,
the disreputable business will he sifted to
tie bottom. There may be opposition to
the procurement OF grand jury; but. if
so, petition long enough to bring two
grand jurles will 60 up from the people
Of this county. The bribery matter will
be probed to the bottom. That is GER
tain.
HOW TO ROLL AN UMBRELLA.
Almost Everybody Does 1t Wrong, Al
,-thonSh the Right Way 10 simple.
mo, not that way! I never knew
one man in hundred to do it right"
said the clerk in the umbrella store.
His remarks were directed at q Gus
toner, who had proceeded to roll up q
recently-purchased umbrella to return
it to its case. He had done what nine
ty-nine per cent. of persons who handle
umbrellas do when they attempt to
gather the folds of cloth in neat roll
around the stick. He had grasped the
handle with his right hand and was
twisting the silk through with his left
hand.
THAT will spoil that umbrella when
dozen times" the clerk continued,
''and then you will be coming here and
complaining that that six-dollar UNI
brella wasn't worth fifty cents. Now,
see what you are doingl You were
making pretty roll, but did you notice
that you were twisting the ribs and
braces in spiral around that stick az
we'll Us the cloth2 You may have noticed
that your umbrella sticks and catches
when you try to raise it That's be-
cause you don't know how to roll it.
You twist the joints of the ribs
and braces all out of shape. There,
you sec, you have twisted the ends Of
those ribs all around in bunch on one
side of the handle. Now let me show
you how an um brella should be rolled. :"
The clerk took the maltreatcd ar.
ticle, shook out the folds of silk and
worked the spiral out of the ribs, and
proceeded to demonstrate tho proper
methods of umbrella rolling Grasp.
ing the handle in his right hand, he en-.
circled the silk at the tip with his left,
which he slipped down about half
way of the cloth, pressing the ribs and
braces firmly against the stick. The
right hand was then shifted to the tips
Of the ribs, which were held firmly
against the stick, while the left hand
adjusted the roll of cloth around them.
BY this method the ribs were kept
straight along the stick and not partly
twisted around it, as the customers
roll.-N. Y. Sun.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-01-06
Fou over Flf.y years.

Mrs.. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for cllil
dren teething, il the prescription Of one of the
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States. and has been used for over fily years
with never-failins success by millions OF moth.
teetling its value u isincaculable. u relieves tho
child from pain. cures dysenteEy aud diarrhoea,
gxipfng In the bowels, aud wind collie. By Civ.
Ing health to the child II rests the mother. Prio
4aQ,. n, bottle. f,s
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-01-06
WANTED.

Agents to sell our chofee and hardy
nursery stock. We have many new spe-
cial varieties. both In fruits and oynamen-
tails. to offer. which are contr oiled only
by us. We pay commission or salary.
Write US at once for terms. and secure
choice Of territory.
MAI BRos. Nurserymsn.
Koehestef; N. y,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-01-06
AROUND The COUNTY.
Winchester
Correspondence Of the REconD.

Correspondence Of the RECORD.
Jan 2.-Mlss Ella Songer is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Shields. :. Capt. Honstain Is
home for the winter. =. VIM. Pagel has u
fine matched team now, and is justly
proud Of them. ~. Tho dance on Friday
night was decided success IN every way.
1t was surprise TO all to find so many
of the fair sex there. John Edlck and
John Baker were down from the Will
Transport district. The latter had broad
grin on his face when he left town, and
we hear he has been laughing ever since.
The next time you come, Friend Baker,
be prepared for the worst, as several are
"]aying for you" ......Miss Campbell
started to teaching the Winchester school
on the I'd. She is suffering from a bad
cold contracted at the sociable in Will
Transport. Mike Mahaney, Jr., has been
very unwell since the dance. Max.
Hampton.
Correspondence of the RECORD.
Mr.. Strcetsr: The following was de-
layed by mistake; but. as the clipping
may probably make interesting reading
to future generation, . friend Of the
young couple would like to have you
publish It, Nov. 10. 1892. at O. clock
p. M, Mr.. Charles E. Starr of Wlnches.
ter and Miss Alic<E. Redoute Of Hamp-
ton were united IN marriage. Quite
company of neighbors and friends as-
sembled to witness the ceremony, which
was performed by the Rev. Deckard. of
Mandal. The room In which the knot
was tied was profusely decorated with,
autumn leaves and dried grasses. An
arch of dwarf cedar and clematis was ar
ranged in the bay window, where the
couple stood. Charlie was dressed in q
black suit, his bride in cream white hen
rietta. Immediately after the ceremony,
congratulations, the company were seated
around bountlful board, and "all went
merry as marriage BELL" The couple re-
mained few days at Hampton, and then
left for Dawson, where they intend to
live this winter, and IN the spring return
to Charles ranch on the Beaver.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-01-06

The RECORD Is in receipt of the official
report of Attorney General Spencer.
After reading 1t no one need wonder why
the gentleman was so badly downed in
his own county.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-01-06

You can get a drop or barrelful Of
Oil off any carpet or woolen stuff by
applying dry bucl1whcat plentifully
and faithfully. Never put water to such
a grease spot, or liquid of any kind.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-01-06
Teachers, Exam lnation.

The January examination of teachers
for county certificates will be held at
Winona on Friday, Jan. 18. Teachers
teaching on permits should attend this
examination. w. B. ANDRus,
County Supt.
Winona, N. D., Dec, 20,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-01-06

SINGLE sleeve-buttons are larger thau
ever. They are worn chiefly BY men,
and women who affect masculine dress.
They prevail in dead gold The more
elaborate have a section in repousse
work Jewellers Circular. 3s5S
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-01-06
JOHN GRIBBLE & SON.,
DEALERS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
STERLING, NORTH DAKOTA.

Dealers Groceries Provisions Dry
Shoes Farm Machinery Hardware Queensw Tw Bugges
Ground Feed
paid for Hides County visiting Sterling
invited to call prices ..s
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-01-06
DUEL ON A TIGHT ROPE.

Winona, N. D., Dec. 20.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10
uxa.n,I he ,nryery Gorss.

=. Il. Wilson, 81 Clay Ct, Sharps-
bire. Ia. says h. will rot be without
DR.. King, New discovery for Con
Sumption, Cr"gl's cnt Colds, that !:
cured his Wife WHO was threatened
with I'rcumonia after an attack of
~ Grippe. wien various other
r~nracG,cs anG severn! rhysicians had,
hnr.c Fer nj good. Robert Barber,
OF Cooksr"r,, Pa, claimcs i'll. Hinge
New Discovery ha- done him r.ore
~,.n! than m: thing tic ever used for
Lung Trorh!c Nothing ike it. Try
=. ftrr Trial Do;tieA ri Wilson's
H:ga :'ory. La,gc :'ouici soc. and
-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10

an elegant present as Il token Of re-
spect end cstecn, which he assured
them thu; - sccepted in The spirit IN
which if wa2 presented. lie con-
crat~latcG he class GA having tasted
til fountains OF knowledge and re-
queS:aG then. to let their amc be
recorded auioae tie useful, if not
aunong ;ie renowned. Anec which
Professor Smith presented the clsss
with their certificates, after addressing
them aid urging them on TO higher
knowledge. The niarshals were then
instructed 10 present the different
members ot the class with the
numerous floral offerings bestowed
their many friends. They were
heavily laden with berutiEu! mcmcn
zoos.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10
TUESDAY

Judge CAN'T, OF the supreme
Court, who rendered the opinion in
the St. Louis, Cape Girardcau X Fort
Smith Railroad case sat down on
Judge Ware with the weight of n
hundred pound pile driver. The
opinion ia al able document and re-
fleets great credit upon Judge Can't
as q iurist.
Some of the streets of this city
were built and the curbing for the side
walks set before the present genera
ton of people were born and it is a
question to be decided by the civil
law whether the city or the property
owners own those curb etcncs. As
we said yesterday, the civil courts are
the proper places TO resort TO decide
the rights of property. We a this
with the best of feeling toward all
parties concerned.
sc. G. c. Certain Corn Cure"
removes eOrnS. warts, buttons,
MOIe& md cRllOuses. Warrnh-
led. See that G. G. &. IL blown
In every bottle. Take mo other.
Por sale by ". II. Coervcr, druggist
Nearly every steamer that lands
Ut our wharf puts off a big lot OF
farm machinery and the railroads toe
bring car load after car load of some
kind of machinery. Every dollar
that goes to pay for this machinery
Is gone from our section of country
forever. Now If we had factorie:
here to build such machinery all thu
money and thousands of dollars more
added to il for labor would be i'll cir
cufation here.
-Messrs. Daues Il Schrader, of thi'
city went to Perryvillc this morning
at 3 o'clock. They have the contrac
for building acollcge at that piac,
and will remain there two months.
Tom Mcclure, of Wiicatland, Ill.
is in the city to-day. MIR. McClGr,
says the wheat fields in his section o
country look very promising and j
we have no Overflows a big crop viii
be harvested this year.
George ii. Crumb was a pas
senger Oh one of tic Iron Mountain
trains that was wrecked The othel
day. lie got cut without = scratch,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10

Strangers who visit this city say
that the Cape beer is the best beer il
the country. Onr home people al.
know that but q lew o. them are too
contrary % acknowledge it,
They're rat;'crs. Not snaLe.
but bargains IL shoes AZ i:ainaa'-.
No 1tw husiars. was t.ansac:e,;
b. the City Cnunci! az i;e meeting
ias, night. The fact is The Council is
in the fix OF Il ship without Il Iudicr
it is drifting about OF : iawlc>S -ea
with 10 law to guide it i'll the right
direction. The old charter is gone
sad the new law is > stranger 10 the
law makers.
Talk about The devil aud yau1i
see his tail But why talk OF HIM
when you can talk Of liaman's
bargains.
Sheriff Rand0l i in the city to-
day. Mr.. Rantoi hiss made arrsrgc-
meuts to move to Jackson. lie will
reside il the county building and H.
tend to The Jail i'll the place "i IN
drew Cooley who will move TO De
Sotc and =" into the hotel business.
-f-awn chairs and scttcc's at =.
WaltheT..
-Governor Stone saw the lone
tain robE6T seven times, and counted
him sever train robbers. August
stood on one stone and
counted rire rci'cemen and the
Navor.
children like 70 Iak""G. g..
Certain fssiIi EGrc.'' liiC fsic:s-
a.it and guaranteed cHcr ioT
Fever. igu" and TnIErin.
Price 80 cts.
ors lie by W. ii. Cocrver. druggis'
john ". TAYLOR banded in his
LIS, hight at the Council
ind it wus accepted.
Folding fcds al a Walthcrs
Sam WOmackc. a Young man
Shc resided near Bloomfield IN
suicide last week by shooting
Ills lead body was found
the woods three days after The rash
ct badly dcc"nnposct. !,
See cur large line Of reed and
rrrkcrs. \. WALTHHK
The old Metho.!..-' C!.urcL IIi!.i- /
ri. corner Of I;r,ivicw AMI Middle
ard the Methodist i'Ar>oHagc., :.
orncr Of rc!lv'cw AM L0rimicr
VII 10 Sold ~ Public sale On
[unc lots This is an opportunity .
or scmr orc tt Secure ! house that
5 sanciilied. |,
-I'arlor sfita. Bel rd6.n s,iits. and ,
lining room furniture al specially low !
at A. Walther. '
We urdcrttand that Judge Albert !
IL open the Cape Foundry ,o-mor- I
with Rr'dolrh f'rlah"f' g hH-i-i :
iras manager and foreman. There l. ;
q tc&s:a whr the foundry should
.nt pay. Mr.. tc.t..nH Is = .ir$;-rirss I
rcchanir &"d pror.p Ecyd.n- foundry
rIrA VIII Grt f.at ihvv can have j: :
inrc here A. rnu'. and y ~cl'rafs IL:
:,rh"lv ~ ~. +tHnt:'
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10

1t j. understood thc Board Of
Regents vii lerder to Prof Il {.
Norton tn position - President Of
the Torma. faculty il Prof Norton
sti. declines t. ascep, the position
u.an -'.e Eege.ts MI elect i new
u:.1 f'o,: 'tc i;2l ii applicants they
lave Il Sc aGd j; : believed thai
Il" MAN =2.oc,ri VII h1 s ;":2,
stranger 10 the people y, Southeast
Missouri. but not : Granger to the
bet ctUCatO:5 Of the country.
DC y"u iack faith ard love hcaltL:
Let lis estahli i voUr faith and restore
Your health with lie Wits Sars.-
pari!la. | Zen. Miller, Druggist.
We Wis. o eel ca.efui attention
to the Al OF -Ao Ohio Chemical c..
appearing il this issue Of the DE%io-
GRAFT. i;en} carctuj!y and rroi; by
what Il say.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10
ADVERTISING RATES,
LEAD y 5oTTiNdS
MmFoEfua1s Naio m the Be
pqcSST't Wauacrlngl
HoSrki.

The Commerce aud Morley Raj
road will be completed ir time {,
handle the water melon crop of Scot
t'unry this summer and manF of tn,
melons will be hauled TO Commerc,
and SHIPPED BY fiFer.
Sheriff Rand6i and Deputy Sheriff
Ben Gockel arrived in the City thi.
morning from MAylield, NY. where
They had Beeh to bring BACK to thi.
rounty one J. c. Edwards who stoI;
a hnfse FROM Nj. Adhtnhufe at Bur
,ordsviIle. They sbt theft l!lHn and
after breakfast they took him to Jack;
son and placed him in Jail.
The examination of the Young
mon aspiring 10 the vacancy at
Annapolis WAS concluded Friday at
the Normal. The judges rendering
their decision ~ fa~3E Fl Raymond
+. Roehl. of this CITY, who through
his mental and physical proficiency
mcr.ted the appointment. The navsi
y .pointm?nt is a coveted ht'ze snd
Raymond should feel proud Of his
Success.
r your appetite f. -Hnr moth
f-x will rcs:Oro Il E-Crc quickly
thaa &C. &. &. Certain Chill
Gre" The great T0Eic End
ss1ranieod Cure for C:,:sEs arr:
fevor. s'rice So cents.
Fer sslo by ". II: Ut6fver. druggist
That little demonstration or
Main street this attcrhSon treated
quite All cxciicmtti and Il was al nm
necessary. The curbing tahcn rp in
front of August Eierwirth's cigar
store was the bone cf %%0n,rntiru: VI
I'iefwirth took 'Gc rnfhtns tr and
put in lis place ntw and better sub
ihS and he claimed the uld etunu as
IN, own. Mayor Prittnhc. claimed
The q as the property of thu -itv
and demanded ruSstssicn. Ir the
ritv Is the uwnc. ~ the Cd CURLING
taken nj the right way TO- ii /, pro
reed 10 get rJs"cSs;o, i Ev wit o!
tri.levin arid bnt by With" al he
doubtful authority of thu rn!;cr turcc.
There is n hight W.. End a wong
way TO do ali things and tho light
WAY Is always the better WAY.
sheriff I!qndoI has APPOINTED I:rn
G"cacl *s his DEPUTY Ia III The place
Of An fsx Cooley. resigned.
Peter IIorllcr. OF Set; cd':u:r.
Received three car loads Of farm
machinery Saturday which - Is now
unloading at the depot in this city.
Col. Sturdifaht ionh a.."gr On
the steamer New ItncwiIi Saturday
might for st. Louis. lie will 90 from
st. Louis TO his old Virginia homie
where he viii spend the summer
months III The country.
The BANQUET at Hotel Scott Sstur-
day night MAS a grand affair. The
boys wi.ed and dinci til! twelve
o'clock and some of the younger of
those present went hoi.c chock full
.. enthusiasm.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10
;.-rrr Of ~ n.ioJ Cneatns.

Tie ihruEgs ot w~"rkj"Efncn WIG
~i-:''"3 the World Fair IL Sunday
vi..I .;ci ,:.c no.cS,;ty and mcr",
oi throwing onrD its gates Oh that
day. Wniir '"- lille and leisGrcly
have every day in the week, the work
'a-n,"n have Sunday only tor res;
md e"inymrrt. Tie gotd order
vhic| r~7r"ade' the Fai" on Sunday
borg ar:H,' witness to the charactef
II Ike visitors. TLsy were not
frivolous !ounccrs, but sober citizens
uui ii.ri- families WHO eagerly aTailed
,Lcni-civss Of 2ch al opportunity Of
OF rational enjoyment and Instruction
-, EnicIDhii 2crOr,I
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10
wi:!,N iSDAN.


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,,;u. h.,u,j,,I .b, ,,;.
...:u -, bod ~, r.r:,;,.. ,,u.
-. ,~,,r,.. ..ro,,, ,hors,,., .i.,,.r-
nr,hi. nm ,r- b.,t., =. rb,,,..
,,,,..,, ,h. h,,,. t,r ,,;r,,..,.
,n,,.,,,j ,I.ll,r.
-v,b.y,.l.,.. I;,c If Mad.
: lies. At price. ,la, will .,rrrri<.
YOU. 4 W,LGIr.K.
Peter II n.llnr sub two rnrt>fln
~ IT. 'hi> WIN MI" Hc >Pc''> q"
set ~Crcrr! rI0rc batV~r the wheat
,ra,, = L.-,...r,I
80 IA"
-eTLrrr Ia. sivc tof EVER roIrh"
We refer 20 De Wits Witch Hazel
Iai'e. cures n'''',' ':"ic us III
,ho I'll, :, ar.a, ar.I a.
ways cures piles. [ Ben. Miller, Drug
gist.
= ,oirn nrrj;,hod :, ,ho rou
ronors ,hron,t,r, so,.Lo,.. All:
.nnr; ihot ot ,bo ora NJ ,b;s .cho!,s,ic
=, yinoo,.. C,u,no; :, .hi ,;,,.
w;u c,oso N boa ~.,,Iono r1o-o in
Jana cir.r5o., ,b;o s,o,nn,,ut ;.,ou.
TO ms.
We PFc"'' int eye r'o'e'' 'hc
-. um.n,, .hoo
k,.,t Inc hes, rcn,cdy rnn haze
ever used for tbiiIs ind Fever
S%ica,nn. 5 In' &c re.nnGGo:
SO cents.
For sale by w. ii. Coerver, druggist
Hon. William Dawson writes us
that he can be found in the Missouri
building at the Worlds Fair in CHI
caso where he would he pleased to
have his friends from Southea't Nil
souri, call Oh him when they visit the
Worlds Fair. lie viii take pleasure
i'll giving lis friends all ire informa-
ton AID all the assistance i'll hi
power while they are 1T the big
show.
- Ia .an - w.;,hn.,, ON
n.n,sw,r :, w;,, NOV "a,
Inc Yea FELLOWS ofkmeh
Mnsons, u. y. II, and :. of w. OF
Marble Hill and LItesrillc have
irvitc1 90 celebrate tbe cnspiuc 9Th
anu
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10

Ten Thousand round- of BINDER
tTiEG ut Morrisons for safe.
People are paying thcr deg ~
vi.hoE; gtamhiuS. AMI lhis ;tn wal
adj quite a good s2m In - e..
! reyeEI..
y little III. then . little :li. The
il, = gone the PHI mas Won. J." ~
L.i.tie Eiriy Riser. the !i-t.n - . ~
curc Erta: ills. | Ben Mi..cl, nlu5-
gi,t.
The hie ,team1- War Eagle
brought about two hundred coiorcd
c1cur>ionists NJ frcua Cairo tbs morn
ing and they are having a picnic Al
Wiilcr'- Ga,dtn.
1t Is ratriot;T II : citizen to stani
mp for his country and he individual
rights.
Henry " KuSs VII sell d %. Of
personal proper;! St the old Kuss
farm Two miles NORTH - nrtth;nwu
on tho fifth DAY Of August. us of;ce
printed said Hills for A.m today
People Mo Have uir.i ,I.~Eoa'-
bargains Ct. 10, mere ':&c Oliver
Twist.
Ed. y. and Iicnry L. i.ozie.
listed the Gap" Brewery yesterday
an! they we've surprised to 80 sach /
an immense aud conivldtr brew ~.
and ice r!srt. They had 40 idea that
there Vas >u"h al extensive plant III
Missouri.
Plies OF people Lave f.ic~. In,
ID. Witt. Witch Hazel Salyc viii augc
them. | Fen. Miller. Druggist.
Tho merchants oi this town-oi
/ majority OF theIa-2etm - he wait
for something to Turn If. They
ire doing no advertising and conSe-
they .rc doing very l.tlc
business.
Prosecuting Attcr.ct. WaIGhara
II S:nidarA r%ciinI:. is ii tic city to
lay.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10
iia,;.tym- sr..::a sci-c-

I'll" E:l~r Size in The world for
Cuts. H-':isr~, Sc:rs, Ulcers. Salt
l,heur!. Fever Sorcs. letter. ChappCd
Ch:ib!ainS. Cnrn". and all skin
aGl positively cures Piles
-" ~, required. It Is guaranteed
/" give -%~ti.il!:ion. rmHncy refunded
Price - cents per ho,. For sale at
WILSON, Drug ~to~o
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10
Nobody Knows

What | suffered Tor years with those
terrible racking sick headaches. Life
was only 4 torment 70 me;!f you are
So troubled. would advise you 20
use Sn.rlec 5r'gr-. 81: -Gcv s..ai
.,r-,.ara Us
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10
~<
Ee IT Gnfa

To neglect Yourself il troubled with
any disease of tie kidneys: No. ii is
dangerous: and e yOu arc afflicted,
attend 10 yourFplt now. 30 not wal.
0't tsc Sulpher Hittecs at once. They
cured ne when I was given NJ 10 die
by several rEysicians.-JonstEdn
Ham. Boston.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10

John I. Mile, j. Ole aFcnt for this
rare aul ftI;ioGs article. Twcntv
cent 4 drink--two dollars per bottle
dcc.I6-:f.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10

EnR EFNr-Fom ric" -o-~,-. sr.ord a.ory.
Il dc-irablc i~arStjcl. s~"J!herr rNpJsUTc.
Adams = n"anc. Agents.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10

cspo G~irertcs=, county O. CGl1 GirarjelE,
S~Ss - Nissc1i, 1T tho week ending
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-10

y Ere
Z Tsors caIilnc Tor any cf the above lettrrs
&.lI please say .'.AI:c.tiscG, giving ,:5tc ci
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