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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26
The AT Land Case Settled.

Capt. Sharp received 4 letter a few
days ago from the attorney for vii
liam j. Alt, in which he states that
the suit of the Board Of Education
against the county Of Cape Girardcau
and William J. AIT was dismissed by
the Circuit Court of Appeals at the
cost of the plaintiffs. This settles
for vcr the title of William j. Alt TO
the land he purchased from the Coun-
Court of this county. The suit against
the county and Alt was Instituted at
the instance of a lawyer who expect
2 | to make a fee Tor himself and not
because there was any justification for
such a suit. Capt. Alt purchased the
land about which this suit was brought
from Cape Girardcru county and he
paid for it every cent l:o agreed to
pay i'll cold cash. That should have
forever settled the matter and it did
in law and common sense settle it, but
the County Court allowed itself to be.
trickeG irt2 bringing suit in
he r@rae of the safe Board of
L in"3'ina tor lie rrrov ~ of proper
" T.: which it had III ;ii!c.
Car. ~; hiy;L@ purchased this
aa.l paid fnrii ia grand cid law,
money OF she United states or !
L inscribed IL ~le:,rrs 81 liver
in God We TrH>'." it was lie day
If the cnGaty to defend the a:tach
made upon his title instead of lending
Is assistance to a snrewd lawyer in
IN attempt 10 deprive an innocent
purchaser of his rights.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26
Tor SUE p.pr Su.tE-

Ih:!'HP St"il would respectfully
remind lis customers and the
rfh'r generally that lie has just
received Il :5T4e assortment Of samples
81 Hpo!s ipr c"ut,cmen's suits tor the
~:r'r"rr sra~oa. The samples include
ii! The latest stiles Of goods. He can.
':r say. furnish the material and make
euir. Tor from fifteen dollars up, &C
;a.l:-G TO c~:ial.ty of goods. We takes
lie measurements and makes the
@ool~ up himself AMI he therefore
guarantees Il perfect fit. 20 lit no
pay. a~Pr23-2w
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26

The writer spent .iy Ills w"ch
INSPECTING the improvements goi4.
or al the "air Grounds. and wa- 70;
/: ..ttlc surprised t; their extent. The
new stables al are models OF neat
hes. They are iarE", ro"my AMI safe
for the finest racers. Til" tuil,,ing-
are roofrI with lin. Being OF sui
iicient height ti"y .usA!>h #'n1!c room
90 hoses and their keepers. In fact
hey ar the !iIa,t stalls to be found
Oh nay Western FAIR grrunjs. The
race trac& has been graded. widened
and lcyo'ei with a surface ~ smooth
: u BILLIARD able an y y there can
be &c excise To- ii hur { not sfJ wing
his b - spccd whi!r Oh the track. Tie
Fair Ground Committee i. spending
money 20 coed p 'rpnSe in its prc?ar-
lions tor the F,u:ih of Jul, races. at
which we hes Ie@k Il large turnout.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26

NlnncE pre:itnbIN EnNestcd.

II an a.H,ndTert to the sugar tariff
is wort; $~l3.OGJ.OO0 a year to tht
Sugar Trust. what IS more natural
than that the Sugar Trust would be
willing TO spend a few hundred thous.
and dollars TO have the amendment
made: What u more natural than
iiHt the C"rdage Trust should be also
In 10 cxpend a large sum OF
.irnry if it saw a sure profit in re-
taT Naturally enough, too. the
representatives of these different
tri>'s become acquainted with one
ano:Enr and discover that by combin-
iG- jl.ci. "aor,, they can do more ef-
Grricc work with a less expense
.id"!g Arg"S.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26

y Call at the "Gem Shoe Store OF
Broadway and see those Reindeer
skin shoes. W. II. Huter's proprietor
: A goodft guaranteed.
The Lorihier public school will
turn out ten graduates this , car and
the Lincoln public school eight.
Two old oues left and two new
ones arrived to-day.
Dave Blair, formerly steward on
the steamer Idlewild. would like TO
get charge of one of the big hotels in
this city. Mr.. Bleir understands the
hotel business and if there Il any
money in the hotel business here he
would make e.
&C. G. G. Certain Corn Cure,
removes cOrT.s. warts. DuniOus.
mOlcs and caIl0uScS. Warrau.
ted. see that &. &. e.. Is blown
in every BEETLE. Take no other.
Fer .ale b W. II. Coerver, druggis
john W. Wright is erecting a.
neat little cottage on south Frederick
street.
All the talk in the wor''.. ~" not1
convince you so quickly as IL trial
Of Dewitt Witch Hazel SaiYe fol
SEALS ht:rn:. bruises. SKI: affections !
auG piles. |. Ben Miller. l., #gsis;. !
The Common Pea Court will
convene next McLday morning. The
docket for this term is a large one
and some important cases will be
tried.
SHOES that were made to walk il
at IIamans. :
Henry Hopper : oat soliciting
advertisements for the Tair catalogues
Parties who desire Ia advertise in tn,
five 'tG@,and T..ir books should scc
Nr. Hopper in the next few days.
-Tc'Titi'> Witch Hazel Sa!vc cure.
DeWiit's Witch Hazel sally,
cures burns. DcWitt's Witch ~IIazcii
cures sores DeWiIt's Witci
Salrc cures ulcers. |. Bel.
DGG-gist.
The IroI Mountain Railroad viii
haul all the Scoit county melon
o the markets this year. Mr..
louis ilouck is putting in an incline :
/; Commerce and he proposes tc
transport A large part Of the produc' !
If the melon region by transform;
he cars from his road to the Grand
& Carboniale road. This vii
rive the melon rais.r5 L direct route
Chicago.
Capt. Jolr 4. Calder came i,
Jackson his afternoon to wit
.e3s Re ha>ebal, g:E'c. lis Il cold
hou John fails to see 4 baseball i
or a horse race. /
Little vegetable health producers: -
}cWiIt'> li!iic Err. Users cur, ,
hilarious disorders an! regulate tlr
i"inach AMI hrwe els, which prevent
eliarhc and ~tiryiE--s. |. Ben Miller, ,
IrHg"i"t. 10
DR.. Patton returned HON" ~tn-tlay i
California acroma'rird by hi .
lie, LIKE boy AMI tire i:islg Ca!i:ornia i;
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26
Memorial Day Program.
HEADQUARTERS OF JUsrI Posi-
Nc. I73, DEPARTMENT OF
Missouri q. \. II. Cape Cir [
arIaau Mo MAY 18th 1894

HEADQUARTERS OF JCSTI Posi-
Nc. I73, DEPARTMENT OF
Missouri q. \. II. Cape Cir
ardeau, Mo, May 18th, 1894.
For the observance OF Memorial
Day, May 50, 1894. At one O'Clock
p. m, assemble at the court house,
The procession viii fern. Music
band, Comrades Of tie G. 4. Il. JUST
Post. \. &. Carroll Post, Joseph l.
Wray Post. Louis F. Bierwirth Post,
schools anil citizens. III the firing I
the gun, order 10 mar n is giv Il. Line
CT march Fl IN cnurihnu>e 10 Foun / Ii
street, thence t. broadway. thence To
Middle street, theI.c. 10 uiG city Gene
terry.
On arrival al the cemetery the
graves Of our fallen comrades will
be decorated.
The call viii lie sounded to rcas
scmLle, when the ceremonial exercises
viii be gone through with and the
salrte fred.
Rev. T. II. IIagerty, OF &. Louis.
will deliver the memorial address.
Hymn, America.
E~enedict:ou.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26
NOTICE

II. StcinbGch desirc &c .hform his
customers that he his the patent
right for manufacturing the Cork
Faced Collar n the following counties:
scott, BoIIinge.. S;oddard. Perry and
Cape Girardrau. Gail and examine
this new patent collar. VIM
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26
fToiic .-i.coI Picnic.

EiiOr HcmOcs0':
As one of the patrons Of the school
who has Il l"r:. Interest in is welfare
and III progress and safety ofou;
children We v%i~iic;! the rirn'- ground,
20 see that or Ii',.a cnoS were wc:!
cared or il the ab-,nrc Of tlr:r
parents. and ia sar ,ill; we were
high,y rlc;sc,. i but s,:;c..! c&!:rc.<-
:as oar appreciation.
Prof. joyce Was here. was there.
was everywhere. Gathering ,lrc,;rl!r
'ncs ahyut l.r.. directing untlc sport,
making swing. watching ihci: every
mo"Cmcat with all the sp,iciiu Ac and
care Of parent. And we fee! per
fct!iy sat il leaving cur little ono,
nnicr hi, e.: and protection.
The Schoo! I;,ar,! Ea- Tore f~,.:
and vi,a!: ia mair's.. ii Z Prot. .I"ycc
1t ia" hCa! OF car school. far H. Is .
born teacher, and al III tima -ince ;Ar
public schpr! system In, been c>'ab-
li-heI in thi, cltv has cur children
made >urh progress. AMI the patron
been ~ we'll pleased Is Gu,.or lis al
ministraI;on. Keep him, keep Linz
il You have the wci.hail@ uiihe school
md ;he papiis a. heart.
Il: the rate waS left 20 fha vote
If the patrons of thr school Mr.. Joycc
would be retained by nearly a nnan;-
nous vote. THIS j. something thar
The school board ought to take INTO
consideration in the %scirrtinI OF q
principle. Fsr:ETf.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26
The I,v,,e;n,cs v.r. s,,,

Quite a large number ofComhcrce
folks came up Tt day to see ia
Invinciries swipc the NormGls iii 3:
! game of base Tall. bGt they learned
tina, the Ia:incibies are Tincible. and
in the presence OF more than three
hundred people the Normals won
fresh y Irel>. The Normal, have no
lost & game Vet tins season. tn,
principal feature Of the game wa:
Cis>cl, The arm pitcher. The In
viucihles, or more properly speaking
the .Nircib.es~ had three diflcrcH'
pitchers. Mattinglv caught a goo,
game for the Normal.. sam Davis
the rnpire for the Nornals. di,
honest and fair work, but Ward, 70.
the Commerce nine. made some yer,
cranky decisions. Following is th'
! z.o-n.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26
PIease Accept Our TharKs.

We take this method 10 return our
sincere thanks to the kind friends
who were so good and Kind 10 Us
during the Hines of our husband and
tsther, aud Tor the respect shown 20
the deceased and his family at the
funeral. Mrs. TENEIIOFF.
Ben TENKIIoFF.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26
Attention.. DeIesxles.

Take the Cape route, st. Louis,
Cape GirardeaC 8 TT. Smith Ry., tc
the Democratic Congressional Con-
venlion at West Plains May 29th.
1891. One fare for the round trip.
Z. L. BL0MEYEK, q. L. y.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26
RATES,
LEAD PENCIL JoTTINee,
Memorandum Made in tho Re-
pcrter'S War6erirss,
hiDND.th.

-iht l'EN''EAT has lis argus cy,
On 4 big official and some Of tics
days it will po|nce Gown upon hin
and pick him up in its mighty t%allion.
end wipe :hc earth "a? with him.
The building of watc- works il
this city will give some ci oar old
fogies "ho are afraid TO go near the
river an opportunity to take a bath
now and then without running auy
risk of falling in the water.
Mr.. II. \. Cannon SAYS lis com
nany will put in 4 gas OF electric light
plant here if u people desire it,
After they complete the watt.. WGgns
they will be ready for any other basi-
Hess that may offer.
Why not have trc County Road
OyrrScers plant elm or maple trees
along the county rCah>r Ii could be
done al little or 10 expense, and
would he a great blessing to all. it
seems to lis the management of the
Jackson Gravel Roa'. T:uuld confer
n great benefit on the community by
bordering lis road VIII me shade
frees. DO it,.
N'S. Z. G. CCr:ain G:.i!i Cure.
F-;ct tnc Dcsi rrH&GJ yen fia,a
""cr Uscs: fey SI:iils aise, E'eycr
ere iaGnCy NtE be .rsiEsInGed.
.iHlsiTi d lake. Ea.sc BolIics
:. cents.
F,r sale by W. II. C6ti err, druggis.
II .cre will be n picnic at J. T..
~SIIrpparl'., twa and enc Ealf r:ilrs
northwest OF Jackson on June 9Th.
Everybody cordially invited.
-L."ui. iIo:cE i rnrting IN an in.
cline at Commerce for The rt.l.ns, of
transferring cars TO Eaft Tape Cirar-
dean. Ill.
There will he al excursion next
Sua.lIy to MHrphy>b"-G to -"e a game
of bail between the Claike's of that
place ana the famous BeIlev;llc
Clerks. 3lG0 Cor TIE 'ouud trip.
john Jcanuin has resigned IL !
+ :>ition in She IT. Louis. Cape Gira-- ,
dt.u and Fort Srott T.. Il. Office and
VIII Stone las accepted the posiiio;i.
Big Eagle the big -%Imi;u" of
shc spotted VOL Medicine Go.
was in The city this r'c.nir-. They
will show at AlIenviIle Tonight and
go from there TO Glen Allen to-m"r-
row.
CniIc;-cs2 !ia"t" iu'-c sc. &C.
Ecr.aiu [fiiiiSa",.- ia" fssca>-
r,it h7;c! guarantee! ci.rc iIr
FcLcr. :%::c ana .2sGinGi:i.
Price sc ct.
For lie by w. II. Cocrvcr. druggist
-Senltor Vest say: they #ili pass
The tariff bill if they have 10 remain
In Washington till f!c SHOW f,'i@."
Why not do it now: We have been
waiting quite awhile Tor something
10 "Grap.'
Died, In this city this morning
at $50 O'Clock. +. Trnkh"fT aged -
The deceased was AZ: old
Of this city and had been sick
for a l,nu tiu;r Tha funeral vii, t.!Lp (
to-morrow at nine O'Clock rom the
residence TO i. Mary
Catholic Church tLcnce TO tie
Catholic Cemetery.
Cure your Corns b. wearing the
Seal skin shoe sold at the "Grn shoe
Store Oh Broadway b W. II. ~liuters
Lewis & Col>on will open a Sum |
mer Garden in this city IN the near i
composed Of ten iirst-claSs t
who are specialists in their de-
pnrtments. They will have a brass
band and orchestra. The, have .
chartered WiIIer's Garden for the ,
summer. ,
The State Board IF Equalization
has raised the taXcss in this county
twenty per cent. which Increases the
tay 20 III this city $4,000. They +
have not been so high for fifteen ,
years.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26
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Tie Eirari of Education of the City
pC Capo Gifar,lrau. Mo, will elect
teachers for the cn,uina year on Mon
LAY c-cnjng. May 18Th. 1894. Length
of school term, months. File ap-
pl;ca:ioTS with the undersigned |.
J.. I. CSFEl:LoH. Sccv.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26
suueay Rates ON Cairo shot Zine

Commencing Saturday, May 9, the
Cairo Short Line, ST. Louis x padu-
cab nv, VIII sell tickets 10 aud from
all stations on Saturday nights aud
Sunday mornings at a rate of one fare
for the round trip. limited good tor
return passage the following Monday
morning.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26
USES OF
BY the Way, n Human Skeleton
Contains $500 worth OF Cal
rtnun.

For years, eve since 1927, men
have known that there was such a
metal as aluminium. A scientist
named Wohler, who experimental
upon earths with electricity, discover
ed several metals Unknown previously.
Among them wac. calcium, which
costs $500 an ounce, on account of the
difficulty of separating it from the
substances found with it, although
every human skeleton contains about
$1,000 worth of it. Bat of all these
Metals aluminium is the white queen.
1t has a number of wonderful
qualities which make it very valua-
bic, and nature, when her tima IS ripe,
evidently intends that it shall be the
most useful agent known, as she has
created it more atGndantiy than any
other metal. Ii forms almost halt the
substance of the sHriace Il the earth.
Every cla. ban. is fail of il. and al
rod a.c beds OF it. ,
But thus far it has been pos'ih,s =.
take aluminium on; Of only :t,n Suh-
Sta1ces-"rryo!iir." = m..iaraI found
in Greenland. anu ".lrsirc." another
mineral lately discovered il Georgia
and Alabama. In 1885 there were
,a.iriy-thrrH pounds of aluminium pro
1nc"1 in the Unite. Srrt,s: in isg2
we used ?rGo'2, pounds. and tea
years hence ye shall d0u5t.ess use
more than - many millions.
When the aluminium cap was pm;
the Washington monument. i'll
1855. tn" metal cost 81 i pound: now
it en- he b,uc lt for 81 cents a pound. ,
The racing MN are putting alum
shoes II. M all race ho:ses. Not ,
oaly are they very light. but they pre- ,
serve the feet OF the horses. I
The rowcrs, who are always looking .
Tor new boats, have had racing she'll, I
built Of the ROW metal. They can hc a,
al: OF single ,4ec;s one-ni2ctecnth d;
Of an il c ii'c,l. +,
Sheets Of il are a,>o used for rooc- q,
~ hpa-e>. Ii docs moi have TO be :.
pIiHte,!. Ike tin, aS rasi and damp :
H.. will have 10 Cf. upon it. For /
his .ea.ci: It Is very valuable in /
boxing utensils. AMI furthermore. j
ldicd to this extreme liphtness. II r
ias a great capacity f. ,:.iing heat. +,
nd i ai"io,t ~unhr"ukab!c. a
The armies of Europe have begun
o see that aluminium viii be yer,
for use i'll war. Even Row /
hey are using ii whenever u metal
nay be used a''o:it the uniform. |, "
i, a. strong as iron, and a. light H. "
lIalk. q
A,@minIm has qualities which 90 i
cyoaI Imagination. 3; mixir il t
golI = fcart:al ruby-tintcd =.
:rt&i i produced. which caa be used
l daco.,i"ns. Violin an guitars -
re briag made % Il. as il has wUn-
touc vibrations. "
The oraari uial wo.I on the u
transportation E"'lt'ag ii the iii
ORD Fir "a; CT 3" foundation of III
.ti:inim4 foil. TIE Diane On the "a
a lison SQUARE Garden tower in IL
ew York, Is made ui ii. Eat the Il
revolutions i. destined ID"
about viii tat Ilacc in tl.. u
r. \; lat = .i-'an-. h&s h-Cn Iis- At
'rcrrG Ihicl. -ncmsto make a rying "a,
a"Liae 4 po,-ibility.-Tac Arg2&y. III
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26

Cagg Cir:riesE, cc=nty Ct Csrs GirLT,!"au,
Stst7 q M!s4JI. far tie Week e1dins
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26
lie >::i4., IN ECa-S.

Doth Of the big hotels At the Cape
are closed. TIL brewery is ont OF
coal. I"afrr= rake Ben Adams, Iifs
miserable. Tic peo ie are fighting
the stock law. Its night train ha-
bocn discontinued and lie i, Lardl,
worth living up thcrc.-Eenk}in
-GH"ig DCa;ocrGi.
Bet in all our m'scr. it gives us
consolation TO know that Fro. Caruth-
CrS swi@ns in tears because he is moi
iii it'-that thc loafers How hanging
around cur dice will soon move to
Hunk.in county and help swell the
"lyaI!ow deg raiority-that Oh beer,
made at great brewery with NO d
for fuel, Is great deal better than
The na>;y beer they are compelled 10
drink in Dunklin county made by All
English indicate with coal FOR fuel
that the opposition to oar sleek la"
Is a. Vain Is the aspiration Of Dunk
lin county states Zen to project therR-
selves into Congressional in these
Democratic times we have ample
leisure 10 Ira,cl AZ Gay time and need
no night traiI-aud that car two big
hotels, after being thoroughly reno
waited viii be re-opcncd as soou as
this Democratic panic cnd.-that
Cape Girardcau is the only ioTn il
old Missouri where people
i've long. vote the EeprEI;c"T .icket
nd enjoy life.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-26

Persons calm. foT any Of the above letters
will please say Advertised - giving date o.
th.. Ia. II no; called L. within ~" weeks
thry VI! s- -.I. 40 tie Dead Letter OG'ce at
"asiiG goa c':y. q. GAMER.
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thorizing them to do so. This seemed
beyond his power, and the board de-
clined to make the donation.
After the vote was declared, one of
the members tossed the letter over to
the county clerk, with the remark:
Tell the company we have elected .
county attorney from buffalo grass
COW ranch north of Cimarron, and he
can't find any law to authorize the re-
BATE
In conclusion, we will say the board
considered the matter fairly and impair
tally, entirely Invested of any other
influence than to do justice to all con-
cerned, and with the most kindly feel
ing toward the railroad. In fact, when
the scribe requested copy Of the letter
for publication, they positively forbade
its publication, deeming it breach of
to the company, but it was a
part of the public records, and we took
it in spite of their protest.
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worse. Whereas, on the other hand such
reminder often causes them to be more
prudent, and if nature has not already
become callous by depravity, reform
will be the natural outcome.
There are also others who complain.
They are annoyed and have their feel
ings hurt BY gOssips who connect their
names with rOmances of which they are
entirely innocent. To such We will say
the injury you sustain is not to be COM
pared to the injury that will result to
the imprudent from failure to check
them by timely admOnition. Unbound
ed gossip can do no permanent injury,
while concealed fault, if kept covered
up. eats deeper and deeper until de-
is complete.
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TO OUR sUkssnlBERS.

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nouncins a special arrangement with DIR. B.
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publishers of a Treatise on the Horse
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONvEN.
TlON.

A Delegate Convention of the Republicans
of Ford County, Kansas, will be held at the
Court house in Dodge City, Saturday, April
2lst, 1894, at o'clock p. M, for the purpose of
electing Delegates to the Republican State
Convention to be held at Topeka, Kansas,
June 9th, 1894, and Delegates to the It'll
Congressional District Convention to be held
at Newton on Thursday, May 3rd, 1884. The
basis of representation will be as follows:
Our delegate from each voting precinct IN
the County, and our delegate for each ten (l0)
votes, and our delegate for each major frac-
ton Of ten votes. based upon the average
votes received by the Republican Candidates
at the election held Nov. 9TH, 1898. Primaries,
for electing delegates in Dodge City precincts
to be held on April 19th, between and o'cl.
p. M, in all other precincts caucuses to be
held from 3 to DEL. p. M, same date:
Delegates are apportioned as follows:
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Beck Bindin~.

This Office IL now prepared to do all
kipds Of binding In leather and cloth.
Gather up your magazines, pamphlets
or aHythisg else you wish bound and
call At this Office and get prices. We
Will do your work cheaper than any
eastern house. II you have any books,
such as dictionaries, cyclopedias, or any
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Religions Department.

lUoder this heading will hereafter be found
such religious news and editorial utteranees -
the manager Of the Constituencies shall see
it to publish. Auy one who feels like eontribut-
ing anything for publication is at perfect liberty
to do so. in fact. We shall he glad to receive
anything in that line from any one. regardless Of
what denomination the writer may chance 70 b
In fsllowship with. provided it 70 ii ,'tae na-
tsre Of argument or eonte ,'i', concerning mat
tiers ON which sincere followers Of Christ diferin
opinion or belief, which we regard mere matters
Of expedieney. We expect to have much moro
of this kind of literature than our limited space
will admit. and shall doubtless hold many accep-
table articles until long time after they are re-
ceived. Therefore those who send manuscript
need not expect to see it appear Immediately
Some may be delayed for months, and even long
or, and some will NO doubt DO rejected altogeth-
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". G. SHINN, Manager.
FRIDAY, APRIL IL, 1894.
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

ADeiegate Convention of the republicans
of the Seventh Congressional District, of the
State of Kansas, is hereby called to meet In
the City of Newton, on
THURSDAY, MAY Bird, 1894,
at u m, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for congress.
The basis OF representation in said con-
vention shall be one delegate at large for
each county in the district, and one delegate
for each 200 votes and major fraction there
of, cast for Chester 1. Long, for congress, in
lS92; provided no county shall have less than
two delegates; rnder which rule delegates
are appOrtioned to the several counties as