The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-14


-~Bohnsack & Stratman will hav,
an extra force of clerks TO wait OH {;
customers satisfactorily during III,
T sale Monday Tuesday and Wchrcs
" day, July 16. II and Is.
~ The city is getting some revenue
from fortune ~tellers. 1t costs n fortune
teller ten dollars 10 do business in
this cits.
, The Republican Congression
convention will be held in this city
next "Wednesday, July 18th.
Shoes which do not pinch the
feet or the pocket book are 10 be
) found at Humans.
On account of the strike on the
railroads the Water Works Company
cannet get material here and the
work of pipe laying has been stopped
for the time being.
Charles Shsckley. the Young man
who won the first prize i'll the bicycle
race at the Fair last Tuesday Ovcr
heat himself and we understand that
he is quite sick.
If You like stylish wear You can
do the thing mp brown by wearing
Humans tan shoes.
ID. a. Glenn and lady returned
home last night from their visit to
Kentucky. Mr.. Glenn says they had
a pleasant time with their relatives
and friends in old "Kentuck."
Doubt that the stars are old:
doubt that the sun grows cold: but
never doubt the fact that IIaman's
shoes are the hest manufacture and
sold at the cheapest prices possible.
Ed. F. I~iegenhardt who has been
doing some granitoid pavement work
al Poplar Bluff, arrived home in time
TO receive a fine big boy that is now
a member of his family.
l. Wisdom lays the foundation OF
f'owledge with a good understand
in. he wise therefore and buy your
shoes at IIaman's.
The Mayor has appointed August
Shiv"lrinr, Herman Nngclsang and
H.. \. Lcher as the Water Works
Committee.
tome quick OF you will miss n
bargain. Two work mules. II pony
and my team of horses. harness and
wagon. Cash or good note. Call or
J. NJ. MORRISON,
Cape Girardcau, Mo.
Two fiat boat loads of Coxeyites,
all the way from Denver. Colorado.
arrived in the city last night. They
are on their way to Cairo. and from
there they will head for Washing
ton-where all hungry Democrats
ought 10 60.
-Bohnsack & Stratman will give
% per CEN off on all clothing three
DAYS of sale. Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, July 16, IL and Is.
The coming of the Coxeyites did
not create the excitement here that
the Kellyitcs did Our people are be-
coming used to seeing these Demo
cratic bands and they are no longer
considered shows.
You can walk easier by using
IIaman's easy shoes.
"A flat boat load of Coxeyites can
be seen at the landing up near the
paint mill. They have been in camp
there since last night, and the men
are taking in the town to-day. They
are p~eaccablc quiet men but they are
out on a wild goose chase.
TO walk uprightly and stand with
dignity before men, Won should wear
IIaman's easy fitting shoes.
The Ncwsum murder case has
been app ,alcd to the SaprcIne Court
and Newsum will not hang at Jack
son on the 9th of this month. The
case will not likely be heard in the
Supreme Court before next Apriland
then the prisoner may be given a new
trial. NewsuIn's Jail life may lie pro-
longed two or three years yet.
-Gohlson, the man who cut jim
Burns, returned home from Jefferson
CITY last week where he bad been to
receive ins punishment. MIR. Gohl-
SOB. we understand, is a clever man.
Hard times seem to be staring
the country in the face and Wilson is
selling goods at prices in keeping
with the times
The financial stateRedt of the
Board of Education, which is printed
elsewhere in this paper, makes a good
showing. The public school debt is
being cut down rapidly and a few
more years of careful management on
the part of the School Board will
completely wipe the debt out.
1T was reported this morning that
a strike was about to be inaugurated
in this city, but there is nothing in
the report. People here VITO have
work TO do are not going to leave
their jobs.
ALI parties knowing themselves
to be indebted to me are hereby re-
ssectfully notified that they must
.come forward sud settle up their &C.
counts at once as 1 have waited long