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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13

+ Il the court ncIs" daa- i" tie e. - Csc
Girarirni. c.G..v uf t.ir Gir=rIoaU.
Missouri, hetvrc, Tie l-.lr, II riac c~'c!ock
~ iii" iurr'."nI AID i've o'clgch IT, III,
afternoon Of that dsv. an IUri the srsior
- - .sus Virari-f' CrIr- %: '":"r'pr Flea
sci. az t~'iui,r sI't.'-. - II E.-href i.iirr. IA.
the right. ttic. Interest riai.i sd '>ta'r -
the shave named ~Igrtio, !" IL" h.arr e. tti-t
casIs" ui in ard 20 the ,"l."ylrS ,.rr -. ! II
rs:a:e. s'tuat" and I,in& in tie ~ ct .@Tf
G,Tar !"as. CpGutT -: Cape GIT,.TicaG and STATE
OF Missouri. tr-vi:.
Part of lot Numbered two n. in range u. i.
the city of Cap" I,rsr''rau, !E-iicU.sG!. Grs-
criLr'i 40: bag"dv'' a. ~IplirvE. t.-..it. 81 -
2. Il" Jur.hya-t =, r.:--" a. sr5.i Ia: IHr q. J.,
Taa-" -, L. said city, sHa -. TC.' Al'--
hT"@iS=v fCTIE.-ly Ham. . s;T,.t. C-n aTs-
lrcti ar'' t5iIty-I1Ur ~. f'"t. I!oIrn N less. to
Main street. I"rrteTly GcS:tGr -tFs,t. t'rI ~
5oItf a,1UE STiI street 'nT',-s,N IT,, sect a.G
ri-r: ~ iH"h"s. then II! 90 (; :; railr. N. -
broadway stree. urc hundred al :asGty-iOu=
tlTi is"t. mort or les. to Wat. .tr"tt. the.
rnH nor h a!riG aad parallel with E:..,r-.T"rt
f~nT.y-siN "a icct all vi.h, i.Jrrs 10 ;i"
Mace q rr-;uLir@: upon t.,r -rst "at 81 sa:,i
described lot is 4 large t4p-s.rIy ~ .cA hu4.iiaE
knONl - the FOugru urvr"rf,.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13
Sncr:H's Saia.

ssl viri1e and cG:!grity Of = .9ocial ey.
H "CGt 81 issued by the 81 RI Il TIE crunos
Pleas cur 81 'apc Gi-Hi, 81 county. NissoGri,
AL - IA" directed. Al !aTCr Of the state O. Mis-.
.".iIl. at TIE -.!aln aal thu n~a Gi - y
tehncr. ciilrc;C-c - ~" revenue OK Gaze Graz
dean equity, Missouri, bcaTi,- date the 2>tf
"a Of December, lSi5, . , rstarG&ble 10 III.
January trrRi, l-i. e. trc Cape Guardian
rDlrf - cnnlinpl ~ state Of I~'ss0aI!. wAir.
sal SPECIAL o. I.!O- issued 10 C.f,-.r :, iUIr.
E1llt i"Sl-..td by said court - he = sp,ciu! liz.
on th2 real stale hsrC.4 .!erCri!,i, / have lev.
led ol'1n and srizcl the following dci c.b"t
raj estate, lying aAi 5cilE il tHa city Of Cape
Girar'!yal, cpu.ty rf j:pc G.rGrGeau. gtaIc ul
Missouri. n the Property of Naming " k:In
incl, G"CT-" kIum"I. / dSGri \ kimIarl.
Goa !. ! . .I-r, William 4 Ponder. Julia VI
Greene and lhs0aDTc Il GrrrI:c, Of. il a.d II
tn following described rial estate, aR,t tho
city q Cap" G,TGrIraE. Missouri. ir-wil.
Lot Nj II. il rag, Vi ia the city .. Crrr Gi-
rart"Ai. county q IauC GirgT lean. STATE u
Missouri: sai ] will, %
Thursday thu EunntN E-h Ih.N ~
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13

The national conference for good
city government, 10 be held at Phila-
delphia in the latter part Of the pres
ent month, will awaken widespread
interest. The object of the gathering
is TO stimulate 4 greater interest in
honest aud intelligent government in
American cities. The question is
one that is yearly growing in import
ancc. 1t involves wide and complex
problems. The people are realizing
more and more how closely linked
together are municipal and individ-
tal welfare. IT is 2 happy augGry
that the conference j. called TO be
held at n period when the public mind
is deeply stirred Over the dangers and
abuses of bad local government.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13

The North American RericT be,
gins the new year with an exception
ally strong aa.mber- "Rcpu5iIcaLism
IN Brazil forms the subject of a paper
by the Brazilian Minister at Wash
ingtop. Salvador lie Mendonca. which
possesses a special value at the pres
cnt crisis in that country. EX-Spcaker
Reed discusses the Tariff sud Brsi-
hess" in an allie manner; Governor
Waite, OF Colorado answers the ques-
ton. Are the Silver States Ruined:"
and Lady Jeune writes most enter
tainingly of dinners and Diners"
Bishop Doane of Albany discusses
%The Iluman Catholic Chr"ch and
the School Fund" Frederic II. Cou-
dert, the well known lawyer. pieaGs
ioio c%ontcnderc in behalf of Cleveland
in an article on The Hawaiian CUES
ton" Professor Briggs deals with
"The Sunday School and Modern
Biblical Criticism Rear Admiral
Daniel Ammen discusses the ques-
ton, lis the Value OF our Fast Cruis-
crs Oycrestimated2r The subject of
intercollegiate Foot Ball'is treated
by Drs. White and Wood Of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13
Sheriff'S Sale.

f2l virtue af'l authority Of I general rNocu
~ ton is-u.t BY Tie CLERK Of II" Iair GITaT
deaC COU-. oft u!nInon Peas 81 tanC Girarica.
county, Missouri. bearing date ;lJ 9th day q
December, i-Ji, 1-u rHtUI -GIIr - SIC Ieguarl
tenn. l~.i. Of r-Id court. AID To HTH directed.
in fayO- of Ioha = ANi;. r ali John -
Avit, II sGd against FrrdrTi"S Y. BTallrr
! have levied upon AID seized the fOilOwia.
described n,rs"a"l property sit"atr aHl l-Cifr
ia the c~1.aty .! Care GiTa-tgan >trir or Mis-
sG"ri tr-wit:
One locomotive hri'-. two engines AL orr
saw mill with ~ JaP fixtures lr!yagia- to he
same, anu ais" the follow ~ described rca!
estate, %sitns.h. !yi.E aud rTI.=ir TIE county
of ape G.r2TluGG ard Statr %: Missouri. t5-wii.
The northeast quarter t.! Of the southwest
qGaTtcr r. g"i ;hr north aalr ~ Of the snJth-
eat quarter and the southwest quarter !
81 tht son'hra-t 4Tl-;,r 20. 1"CtIHa twrrty-
nine t@,i :"W't.Ain tycuty-uir.. f2'l To. <
twelve tl2I ra,t Containing che hJud:ci and
sixty liG1l acres. Ard also III" uriVwl1s ic-
Sc-ihr1 real estate sitIaic. living aui hring in
the 9 'gEt. CT Cape G-rar!.au, state OF Mis-
sour:
beginning at quarter III :~'rti,h corner OF
the south boundary l.c # section thirty ,Yll.
township tw"a:y--iuc ~. rang" eleven IN
cast and ru'I l."rtI MIA -a.G g.a~irI section
liIr three l,'hiTfy-ihrnr huU!rg.iths 10 jF-lU1i
chains, t':c7'" %nrt tire" iSi chains, thence
south ti!-I" Iu3 lii!Tt"-ihSr- ONE huH,!rrI;rs
Is al;-iuJl chairs. thence .',~cs - rHais,n 10 tha
sane bsiEFc part Of lot iu::.5-- one ~ Of auIta-
west quar;cr 0f a""tiol Thirty 1871, iowa
ship twcGty-yi.H i%al. range eleven i!iI east.
in Cap G.T2r,'.-T cyulfg. Missouri
Ald 4;s1 the >:Y mill hI!ifi.E 7ad othcr in
situated on Tie said F~re;n't"s and
/ viii, on
Tuesday. the Thirtie;h Day of
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13

g. F~T-7V ant : aulirp
Eou-cu DE CoztCr, Dr'ci1uhts
ESY virtue AMI authority o. deere for par.i-
II tion and U!,!rr Of sale ma &. ~ the Cape
Giraricau Court Of COmmC PrEs, in aud inI
Cape GiTGricau county, " -sO..ri. on Monday
the tf'Id day c. Ca.nIur. I-is the sane Nr'n<
the fifth dav Of the S'p einb"r term. IS2,
which >aii order .: sale was -r-.cw. q and terms
OF sale amended at JaIUa-y TIN, 1873, OF said
Term, and said or l. - sale was r. cY-Ia q. tLy
May term AID = 'HI:1tr { rlI. ls,3. OF said
cn-.t. :. ,.ss aacNe cattle caCsr "a c.r.iii lied
copy OF said decree AM OH : We Issued from
the Office Of thC c."E.. 81; sal I CGCrt. dated I'll
18th ,ay q! I,.ccual--. La AID delivered 10
mc.) ! the urd, TslSIcl Self oi Cape Girar-
dean county, Missouri, W. al
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13
the Thirtie;h
january, 1891.

At TIA court house door in IN" city OF Cage cir
ard.cl. CGI ~ oT CAPE GirHTdcaU- Missouri.
between th- hoITs Of ming O'cl5cG IN tbs fore
hnoa nuf fvc C'ciGck IN !hc afternoon OF tIHt
d.v, sHG dlTinr tEe session Of TIC Care GiIRr
uc57- Court Cf totEIsol TICEa. a C-pp GirEr-
delu COUNTY. 81 icT ssh ia hlLT 20 TIE highest
biddCr, all IN" TiEi't. ~" c!.ifs 80! inta-es: Of
said Frederick y Bra Hort. OF. in .nG 70 the
above described properly, Ia satisfy sad eX-
ecEtIou aud cost.
JUDSDN ". RANDDL.
jauinlzi1 Sheriff.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13

many of the mining operations OF the
past have been failures because of
bad management and unsuitable
methods of extraction that it will
lake some time to overcome these
unfortunate results. and TO Live the
South a good reputation for its real
~gold-lniniDg pos,ibiliiies.-MlnWdc
turers' Eecori.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13


The protest against the Wilson bill
q loptcd at the mass meeting Of the
hat-makers OF New York aui Brook
lyn on Saturday night is the indignant
answer OF thousands of sturdy Amcri-
can wage TO the attempt to
rob them OF the opportunity for en-
ployIncnt. The protest deals in nc
vague gencraiitics. 1t shows on
rincingly by UiGeniable facts and
figures the disaster which the pro-
posed law would infiict upon the hat
trade of the United States. The
gathering on Saturday night. like all
others of its kind. was made up of
members of all political parties. The
stirring speech OF Mr.. c. &. SEayao
gave a striking description of the ruin
which would inevitably follow the
enactment of the Wilson monstrosity.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13
GkcEin'S Eala.

ksE VIA" ami authority Of i >rsciql cv-ru.
~ to- l--T..l h. tine clark Of the cuT,mo.
pc = az 81 Ca s.rITt.~ar rsusfr, Mis-
-ua,i. al. To- Iaa - { ID. i. favor # -. "a.
-: ii r,Ti, - IN relation ~ thr u-e 81
P"j"r l. !a"r. c~I.ir"tpr g: lie rcytEU. 81 tam
'rirc-..fp cox IL. Missouri. b.ari ., Cata 81
ias - "as u !HrrlI.hrr. l~F!. a-h r,tT- all,
tJiH- "sEuGr' t,rIH, i-ri. Of - ape ,;iIar-
''Tu gu ~ cc'f; o. common pleas. state O!
NJ OGri. wa:r.3 iii -prr 20 .-a.r:ins Ism.
O. cafrT e. 4 IG:1.r..r .~lrciar,i Icy -ai : c..!:t To-
la = -sr' = lea "n tie -; as'.'r = rc:. t.S-
c~.hr:. ! u-Nr i"rirJi upon and sc.-ca -, -
lr-.iI- described r.G' estate. l,in. Il i hnir:
il lie Gig u. Cap GIra...2su. Goa Il, Of Cua
"i-.ri"GT- S'&.y o. Nis-rTr,. b, q T-nVs-:y
&c. :ar 4 .L-"vI h'iT u IaH.re IE-:.n, IL
r'a-rd- Ui. Ia G't - the :~I:,"wimE describe:
-c:! ~'s:a.". " .ithrc. OF Cape G.rsr !rca. Ntis
s,uT!. tr-HI:-
10. -. Esa-"". +, he CIV Of I.2c CIR =
i"aa. Iap" h.rarirau county, state I: Mis-.
s"g-i. and | viii. On
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13
Railway Iime-Tablss
ST. LOUIS 4 PADUcAH RAILWAY,
ST. LOUIS 4 CAIRO SHORT LINE,
lsT. L. A. z 7. H.R. 4. col
oRruBoUND

DAILY. I Daily except Sunday.
This line now makes direct connection with
CT c. trains leaving Cape Girardsau at
500 q m arriving nj st. Louis at ll.1 . N,
Returning. leave ST. Louis at : 80 Q. m. ar nv
ing At Cape Girardeau al 90 p. m.
GEo. z Larry. Gen. Pass. Agt. s. LouA.
GEO. W. PARAEE, Gen. Manager. st. Louis.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13

hc..I'5 .za,, CT Real Estate III
FE--iica.
Sal : =. g F,s.rT. iia="rr Grs.ase FOuges:
a.! rac,.ne .oaEra. TIej4t.Gs,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13

SciI hy Vim. II. CoeCver.
The herald., 1894-12-08
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
no the Charter Of the City
\ of Los Angeles

The following amendmsnts TO- the charter OF
|the CITY OF Los Angeles, as adopted by Joint
|fesolution No. y. adopted January 31st, 1889
sre hsrsby proposed to be submitted to the
qualified voters OF said city:
The herald., 1894-12-08

(S) The city auditor shall make proper
statement OF the transactions Of his Office, as
(4) The chief Of police shall report the num-
ber Of arrests made by. him, the offenses
charged and how disposed OF, the number and
names 1i the Thsn
and other property received from prisoners
g. The health officer shall show the condi-
and the number Of cases of diseases which he
has treated; and. other matters OF interest per-
g. TRe water overseer shall, in his report
show the amount Of water rates or charges
collected by him; and shall make . detailed
statement of the condition ofthe water systems
Of the city, so far a. the same are entrusted to
Y. The report Of the city clerk shall show
the number of licenses issued. and for what
8. The report Of the city engineer shall show
the character, cost and condition of all public
works and improvements in course Of con-
gtructi0n during the year.
g. The report Of the superintendent Of build
ings shall show the cost OF erection, alteration
and repair OF all bn, ldings during the year;
and shall show also the general result Of his In
spection OF buildings during the year. lie shall
report also the number Of building permits is
10. The street superintendent shall report
upon the condition OF the streets Of the city
and the Improvements OF the same during the
year; and shall show what action was taken
by him in the enforcement Of ordinances per-
tanning to street distractions and in regard to
deviations from contract in tho construction
Of public works.
IL. The report Of .he chief engineer of the
hre department shall show the condition of
the fire department q. its apparatus, giving
detailed statement thereof; also the work Of
the department during the year.
L. The report of the city school eupsrin-
tendent shall show the number and condition
of the public schools, the number of teachers
and their salaries and the nun Der of pupils in
attendance.
the Los Angeles public library shall show the
condition Of their trust for tho year ending the
3Oth day of November OF that year; the vari-
fund and from other sources; for what pur-
pose such money has been expended, and the
amount so expended and the balance on hand; /;
The herald., 1894-12-16
slhamhar af CoInmarca.


Several cases of horticultural reports
for 1898 and 1894 from the state board
of horticulture have just been received
by the chamber for distribution also
several cases of pamphlets on olive and
citrus industries.
Capt. W. H. ..Chittenden makes valu.
able donation to the natural history
room of @ Papago Indian carrying Kes
Ho GOV cred withIndiGn curioe collected
By that gentleman on his trip from ocean
to ocean.
During the past week donations of
flowers have heen received from Santa
Monicv. Redondo, Arcadia and East
Side park; apples, pears and olives from
John W. Wildman, Long Beach; Wash.
ington navel oranges from Hon. j. w.
Cook, Glendors, and A. F. Judson, Col
ton; Ben Davis apples from Mrs.
r. A. Wyatt OF Kernville. Kern
county. The fruit from the
tree bearing these spples was awarded
the gold medal at the Worlds fair.
Johnson's ranch. Compton. Sweet po.
Westminster. Nevadillo olives, G. w,
Marsh, Long Beach. Rome Beauty
apples, Newton Pippins and Nickajack
apples from Placer county by G. I. Kin
ney, city. Pears weighing one and
quarter pounds each, L. Herzos, city.
The exhibit hall will be open Monday
night in consequence OF the artists re-
ception.
Wednesday evening, the 10th, the or.
ganizstion of civil engineers OF this city
will hold their first meeting in the
cham ber's assembly room.
Secretary Willard has been on the
sick list for the past few days.
The herald., 1894-12-16

Mr.. John P. Wstmors, prominent
real estate agent OF San Angelo, Texas,
has used Cham bsrlsin's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy in his family for
ueveral years as occasion required, and
always with perfect SUCCESS. He says
II find it 8 perfect cure for our baby
when troubled with collie or dysentsry.
] now feel that my outfit is not com plete
without bottle Of this remedy at home
or on trip away from home" For sale
by Off & Vaughn. corner Fourth and
Spring streets, and G. F. Hsinzeman,
222 North Main street, druggist.
The herald., 1894-12-16
A FIim-FIam Op,r.tor.

Detective Bosqui yesterday arrested
j. W. Ellis on q charge of vagrancy.
The officers call Ellis fim-fam ope.
rator of the worst type, and are endeav~
oring to drive him out of the city or
send him to Jail. He has been operat.
ing 30 cleverly since he came to Los
Angeles that no evidence can be &C..
cured against him. He will be tried on
she 18th inst.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-17
He Got the Shilling.

There is q story told of an English
squire who, on his way home one
night, dropped by accident down the
window sash a shilling (which he
held loosely.in his hand ready for a
certain tollgate). Arrived home, he
gave his coachman instructions to
recover the lost shilling, and If he
could not manage to do this himself
he mustscall in the aid of the car
penter. The next day, while sitting
with his family at luncheon, the shil-
ling was brought in from the stables.
The country squire made pleasant
triumph of his thriftiness, but his
countenance fell some few weeks
later when the carpenters bill dis.
played the detail, For removing
carriage window, etc, and getting
out shilling dropped, 8 shillings."
London News.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-17
Daniel Oconnell.

After a dinner at Lord Dungar,
vans lady Morgan writes in her
Diary I met the redoubtable Dan
O'Connell. Dan is not brilliant in
private life. not even agreeable. He
is mild, silent, unassuming, appar.
emily absorbed and an utter stran.
ger to the give and take charm OF
good society. ! said so to Lord Clan.
ricardo, who replied: IF you knew
how I found him this morningl His
hall, the very steps of his door,
crowded with his clientele. He had
q word or q written order for each,
then hurried off to the law courts,
thence to the Improvement society
and was the first guest here today,
Two hours before he was making
that clever but violent speech to Mr.,
la Touche, and now no wonder that
he looks like an extinct volcano"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-17

The eyebaIl should be a clear, blu
ish white color. If it has red streaks
in it, there is trouble somewhere. If
it is dull and yellow in color, that
also is an Indication of disease. And
i'm most cases the seat of the trouble
il not in the eye itself, nor the cure
i'm eye washes. The stomach, which
is accountable for most things, is
generally accountable for the bright
or lack luster condition of the eyes.
To make dull eyes shine therefore
the best thing is an antidyspeptic
medicine
One symptom of sick headache il
the dancing before the eyes of in.
Vulnerable specks. The proper treat.
ment for this is q seidlitz powder and
a darkened room. Darkness Is the
best possible thing for eyes that have
much work to do, and merely to close
them for Ave minutes at a time pro
duces q rested feeling which shows
itself in their renewed brightness
Bathing tired eyes in water as hot a
can be borne and then closing then
for some time is an excellent daily
practice. But absolutely nothing bu'
water should ever be allowed to touch
the eyes except by the direction of al
oculist.-New York World.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-17
AND A
The OGacer Feeds o Famishing va8abonG
and Gets No Thanks.

The Osacer Feeds @ Famishing vaSabOnN
and Gets No Thanks.
There was in the tramp's appearance
q suggestion of the lethargy that follows
q gorging with free lunch and copious
libations of beer that belied his piteous
story Of not having had anything to eat
''sinoe yesterday morning" The shades
Of night were falling fast, and that may
have to some extent accounted for the
mistake Of the bum In selecting as the
object of his whining appeal McClusky,
one of the best known Of the Central
office detectives, who was ''sleuthing
it" along the Bowery.
"You are shy dinner and supper for
yesterday and breakfast, dinner and
supper today. Come with me-, " said
| McClusky, and he led the way into a
greasy little beanery from the door Of
which hung a dingy sign announcing
regular meals, 8 cents" Had the va.
grant known what was in store for him
he would have never crossed the thresh'
old except under forcible persuasion.
"Give this nan his yesterday dinner, D
said McClusky.
A slice of boiled beef, q boiled potato,
two slices of bread and q cup of muddy
coffee were soon set up. Slowly the
tramp attacked the meal, and McCluskJ
waited. When the dishes were clean,
the detective beckoned to the waiter and
said:
Bring the gentleman last nights
supper"
The order was repeated. The tramp
began to suspect something, but he
thought IL the better to act his part.
Perhaps his eccentric benefactor woulG
kgive him the price of a bed. Vain hope
The supper disposed of, McClusky or
Aered ''the gentleman's breakfast"
"See here, pardy, I eats but one
meal a day." the latter demurred.
"It is not enough. You told me yot
were starving, and Of an officer of tht
New York police force 1t shall eve b
said that he allowed a fellow man II
s~tarve." And the detective displayed
his badge.
"Supposin / won't eat?" said TIT
tramp sullenly.
'"Then You take q ride. Seer"
The trapped bum saw, and he ate hi
breakfast, and then in great agony b,
managed to dispose Of his dinner. Ma
ture would stand no more.
"See here, pardy, ] couldn't eat an.
more, not If I got two years for It," b
pleaded in genuine distress
McClusky had had his fun, and b
excused his victim the supper. AS tn
tramp rolled torpidly ont Of the plac
he paused at the door, and with q muir
derous CLEAN in his eye said hoarsely
"I'll get sven wild you for dis, yo'
big -p'-New York Advertiser.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-17
Oamnairn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

5H48MH@&E 83AaRAA@M #N&~sGG.#
The Republican club committee has
made the following appointments for po-
litical meetings and speakers for the
coming week:
Thursday, October l8-Orland town
ship, Shirley school house, 8 p. M: A.
e. Clough, Henry Neil, 9. J. Porter.
Thursday, October 49, Chester town
ship, Richardson school house, 9 p. M:
Geo. r. Farmer, Jonn n Williamson,
H. J. Patterson.
Thursday. October 18-Rutland town
chip, Hull school house, 8 p. m: ID. ID.
Holdridge, g. J. Porter, AZ. Glover.
Republican meetings. will be held ia
the county, addressed by local speakers,
on the dates and at the places 40 follows,
Franklin township, Westaby school
house, Monday, October q.
LeRoy township, Grow school house
Tuesday, October q.
Concord township, Knight school
house, Wednesday. October "a.
Lakeyiew township, Curtis school
house. Thursday, October %.
Herman township, Boyd school house
Friday, October 20.
Rutland township, Strang schoo
house, Saturday, October q.
Spsakers assigned for these meetings
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-17
snake Motion.

The vertebrse OF D snake are fitted
together with sort Of ball and socket
articulation, which, however, Is capa-
BILE OF motion only from side to side.
A snake moves by propelling himself
ON the points of the scales which. to
him, answer the purpose of ribs. "A
snake does not climb q tree or bush
by coiling around it, but by holding
on with the points of it's scales. A
snake on d pane of plate glass il al
most helpless.-Exchange
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-17
Ig Iaon Puils and Horse Pulls.

n q lion and a strong horse were
TO pull in opposite directions, the
horse would pull the lion backward
with comparative ease. But II the
lion were hitched behind the horse
and facing in the same direction, and
were allowed to exert his strength in
backing, he could easily pull the
horse down upon his launches or
drag him across the ring, so much
greater is his strength when exerted
backward from the hind legs than in
forward pulling.-Chambers' Jour
nal