The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31
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this city In Apsa-sne TO vote 4
statesmen and one to vote; for wat,
works.
Tho farmer plants his seed, IN
while he Is sleeping has corn and p,
tatoes sre growing. Sc with sdve
Using. While you are sleeping G
eating or converting with7onc OF you
customers your advertisement 10 bein
read by hundreds and thousands 6
persons who never saw you or hear
of your business, sud rever wosl
had it not been for your advertise
ment.
Hell is full of newspaper me
who killed themselves blowing 70
some little one-horse town, and that
too, without enough support to fattel
grsss-hopper. We've decided tina
It's a sin to lie, anyway, aud in III
future we'll be found telling tn,
truth.
nc. C. C. Certain Chill Curcs
kaOt the best remedy you hnvc
ever used for ChflLS and Fever
your money win DC refunded.
Fleasa1lt 20 take. Large bottles
50 cents.
For sale BY w. II. Coerver, druggist
Don't make up your mind TO vote
against water works just because you
have a ~yr4csancc against some city
official. Water works will not benefit
that city official q whit than it
will beheft you or any other man in
The city.
Died, Margaret f. wife Of John
Sheppard. on Tuesday the Goth inst.
Mrs. sheppard was highly esteemed
by her neighbors and friends and we
extend to her bcreaved husband and
family our warmcst sympathy.
In 1892 the people of this city
city ratified a water works ordinance
by their votes and al the same time
voted a special tax ON themselves to
pxy for water for the city. Now they
arc offered water works without n
cont sfyt.Iation, and we cannot be-
iieYe that they will be 80 foolish as to
vote against water works now.
When Col. Breckenridge returns
10 his Kentucky hsme he will be
given an ovation and the band that
meets him at the depot should play
The Girl l lett Behind Me"
C1fIdren like TO tnke &C. &C.
Certain Chill Cure" the pleas
mt aud guaranteed cure
Fever, A.uc and Malaria
Price 50 CTS.
Fors 10 by w. II. Cosrrer, druggist
-Fsrd Lip is now grandpa.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Nenniugcr, March 18th, 1894, a fine
big boy.
Missouri received more premiums
At the Worlds Fair than auy other
State or foreign country.
Matthias Doll is building . hosse
on Sprigg street for Dennis Stubsn-
rauch. The house will he . neat
residence building.
The cold wave that strnek this
section of country last Saturday night
has completely wiped out the fruit
aud |, is feared that the wheat crop is
considerably damaged also.
Should the St. Losis, Cape Cir
desu and Fort Smith railroad ever fall
into the hands Of the Missouri Pacific
people there would be run on that
road only about n train Z day.
How would our people like that?
Cure your corns by wearing the
Seal skin shoe sold ut the "Gcm Shoe
Store on Broadway by w. H, Huters
IT. J. shorb was awarded the con-
tract to furnish twenty-five theasnd
feet of lumber for the Fair Associa-
ton, his bid being the lowest received.
The lumber Is 10 be delivered on the
Fair grounds on or before the first
day of May next.
"A. W. Gilbert writes that he will
not DO here this week. He is making
arrangements 20 q to begin work on
our water works plant Immediately
after the election ii the proposition
carries at the special election which
will be held on the 18th of April.
We have . communication from
an old sinner who heard Brother Tate
preach last night which We would
like to publish, but we cannot for the
want of space. We can not afford to
give ND all our space to the discus
sion of religion. The church is the
place to 90 to discuss religion. In
the columns ofa newspaper the sub
jsst 10 IN old chestnut.