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

The case OF Nh. iirgcnhlrlt V,
Anton Haas. which was TO cnIaa W
to-day III Justice Wills court. las
been Continued until next Tuc-'ay,
1t is ccrtain'r a 7cmarkanl, warm
winter when the brick layers can
carry on their work in Jan Iary.
-~I;ahbcts for every Ia'+ at
Iia!nans :.
Married. i'll this city last evening
by e. q. Kimmcl. J. F., Simon Lee to
Mmisa Hayes, all of this city.
Albert Hit. aged about eighteen
years, died at his home at first toll
gate On the Jackson road last night.
Warm footwear tor cold weather
at lIaman'S.
Marriage license were granted in
81. Louis last Menday e Harris w.
Striukei. of ST. Louis. and Maud Bas-
Seti, OF Cape Glrdrdeau.
William Rc-cnhardt Is able to be
out again. The old gentleman had a
lengthy wrcstin with the grip. aud he
was down in bed for a week or two.
Woody and warn are those lined
shoes at Easnan's.
Justice WilleT will hold court
next Tuesday to try a case that was
booked for to-dsy. but which was
continued to next Tuesday by con
sent.
Felt slippers for Ladies and
children at lIaman :.
The pork packing ea>on Is near
ing I close and II pork packers say
they have paid out more money for
hogs this scaSon than they paid out
last year.
Died, In this city. this morning.
John Haslauer. The deceased was
over 60 years of age. and was well
known and highly respected by all
who knew him.
All the OLD members of the Board
of Directors of the First National
Bank were reelected Yesterday. They
are all good men.
Marriage license were granted in
st. L.ouis yesterday TO Thos. Mcclure
and Miss Marie Lehman. aud the
wedding, we understand. took place
to-day.
Since Rev. Ell Hicks took tho
contract of experimenting the wealth,
er we have been having mild winter,
right along. and this winter he is
.treafing us better than usual.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13

Tho Jolly Four" vii! give ;
Mosque Ball on January 25th inst, a
the new Masonic Hall to which every.
body is respectfully invited.
AT the stockholders meeting OF
The First National Bank held last
Tuesday the following named gentle,
men were reelected as a Board of
Directors: ID. \. Glenn. ". B. Wilson,
VIM. II. Coeryer. II. p. Peironnet, b
+. Davis and j. \. Matteson.
-Raiiroll building in Southeast
Missouri has not been abandoned for
all time TO come. The present hard
times has checked the work but if
will not rem tin checked long. South
east Missouri is too rich in mineral
wealth to lag behind much longer.
Our section of country is becoming
famous the world over as the garden
spot of the grea; Mississippi Valley
and capitalists are not going TO he
slow abpat investing their roncl
hora "h"n they car reach any ar: O.
Til, s,c:. : T. "tl
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13
CoIored Masonic Resolutions.

John u. Brown, VINO was sum
mOned from labor To r~efreshmc, { ou
Saturday morning, Janu ufy 5ih. 1891.
was born in jackson, Cape Grrar.
desu county, Mo, May l2Ih. Io2I,
and was at date OF his death ~ years,
z months and "a days old. He was
known far aud near as an industrious
citizen, ali honest man, and n Christian
gentleman. The deceased was an
honorary memce- CT Harmony Lodge
No. 40, y. T. 81 y. NJ. for many wears,
and was one among the first Masters
of the Lodge. His advice was always
lud!ciOuS, conservative and carefully
considered. lie was one of our best
craftsmen. He Sc employed the davs
81 his manhood &c useful instruction
- n"w I" ia able TO enjoy the frui-
I!"a al 4 sell spent life. The life
1ha, +: lived vi, be a model forever
ir =" G.i.:r That bent frame, pleas
-: i.@o aai cheerful heart We loved
- Eaur;i - 80. II has gone. goEe'!l
forever: 3:i VI = :ha fraters his mem |
cry "l'l s!il2 "!.A dazzling grandeur
"lwa:s.
since it has pleased Almighty God
81! Mister, Father and Brother
irr:a this transitory life to
hat blessed lie of eternal duration.
!icrefJ.e l:e It
EcSJlreL That IIprmony Lodge has
Il worthy member. our commu-
a good citizen, his church an cx-
'in?.i:y C':gi>!i4n. and Lis children a
~. fiihcr; BE il further
"cs2irc'j, That u Lodge room
i"S',' be properly draped and
'"ch member weara badge of mourn
III Tor The space of thirty DAYS. and
Int Il page OF orr record book be set
part :" lis h:tiIOry: and be il further
49, 81. That We ~corlOie with the
and r".Giivcs IL this. their sore
ar"ayealrEt. Ind that a copy of
hes" resolutions he furnished TO the
andy a.! 4 copy iiledin our archives
NJ !LI: = coy OF these resolutions
= turui,iIo. the DAnY DEMoCRAT
III L,a ~re-r2rtiv"ly for publication.
Ir.:graglly.
IOIIN JENNINGS. /;
,t"I'~ ). COBi;,
". ;. MILLER,
Committee.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13

-lha worll Is populated with n!
kinds OF people AMI Cape Gir.Tjeau
Has il, quota of the assortment.
The Fin, Fur ard Feather Club
VIII give = dance on ID 18th or I7th
ct ti,is month.
All the talk in the word will not
convince you 50 quickly As ole trial
of DcWiits Witch Hazel Salvc for
scalts. burns. bruises. skin affections
and piles. |. Ben Miller, D,ugcit.
Ar early Easter means an carly
Sprin., ana this year Faster cores on
the 18th day of March.
All good Democrats should read
the letter Of Col. Pat Donin. which
appears elsewhere in this paper.
lanes McKcnra i having hi,
coon skins balCd II FOR the purpose
of shipping next Saturday per steamer
Bertor.
This Kind of wca-tcri> not favor
able for making ice and our ice deal
crs viii have to send up north fc-
thei- srpnIy OF &c tor next summer.
We could not Improve the quality
If paid double the price. DeWitt's
VI itch Hazel Salve is the best Salve
tia. experienced cat produce. o. that
none can buy. I. Fer Miller. Drug
Ci,t.
The grand jury for the present
term of the circuit court has either
been doing a big lot of work or has
Deen fooling away a great desl o!
valuable time al thc expense OF the
taxpayers.
so far there has been little dis
tress among the poor in this city this
winter We have some few poor peo-
pic but they have been, and are being
cared for by the charitable people.
and if any one has went hungry or
suffered with cold it has been some
one who have not let his or her wants
be known.
If you can afford 70 be annoyed
by sick headache ana constipation.
don't use DeWitt's Little Early Risers
for these little pills VIII cure them. 1
Ben Miller, Druggist.
j. F. Schwepker has been con,
fined to his bed for several days, and
we understand he was a very sici
man lie is now improving and hi:
physicians pronounces him ont o
danger.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13

Gaa Of NJ tIarken5U-hs children
r-uac lear hvin@ ~:r "rcr III ~ -.
III" ii front OF ;he p~n.:-oii.7. WI.
the nine o'clock mail was being dis
uiba:CL. by i hurs. hr."n-iI@ t.
Louis Il. lirrrk. We ili!s,l 10 Learn
where the horse started from hUI ii
,amc doAn broadway AID turned
.iuvn Main s;rec; AZ | IL i akiaa the
urn it ran mp Oh IA" pavement il
front OF ia" r~a>t-o!Gcr, where the
hid Wa siit;n" III il, carriage. a"ri
t..l with lis head under the carr:arn.
bouncing tie ca:ria"c about tive feet
III IT," r.ver.."a;, b!t til" cii!l e.
capped w.:hnnt ANY injury. The little
giri who had clare oil the child and
,gho had gone into The post-oiiec
after the mail, caua cut al:er the
danger was I'll over md took tn" lit
tlc child along with her. not dreaming
VI VIVA: had occurred tHrilg The G-w
hort moments ih!t sirc va a. eli
from the little calfIJSc.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13

Dicd-At WhearIard. Ills, Dee. SIS:
1898. Mrs. Martha \. Mcclure, wife
cf :. Y. I. Mcclure.
Mrs. Mcclure was Il native OF
Enion county. Illinois, aud was -
years of age had been married
twenty-nine years the day preceding
her deaiL. She had been a great
sufferer from paralysis for more than
three years, having received the stroke
while weeping yer her dying moth
CT. She leaves a husband and three
grown daughters to mourn her loss.
She was an affectiOuatc wife, Q kind
and loving mother. The family have
the full sympathy of the entire COM
munity in this, their sad affection.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13
rhs Celebrated CnristOIe Case
Tried.

The suit tor damages of August
Bierwir;h against II. p. PeIronnsi
was decided IL the Circuit Court st
Jackson last Saturday. This suit
grew out OF the seizure by force OF
some old cubstOres which Mr.. PeirOn-
net as Mayor claimed belonged to the
city. Mr.. Bierwirth took up the old
curbstones in front OF his business
house ON Main street and replaced
! them with new and better stones. He
claimed tie old stones as his property
by reason OF having Improved the
sidewalk and street by putting in new
! curbing. When the Street Commits
Sioncr went 10 take the old stones
away by order of the Mayor Mr..
Bierwirth refused TO give them M.
! The Mayor then ordered the Marshal
to go and take the stones. When the
Marshal called on Mr. Dierwirth and
.old him that the Mayor had given
'iia c-i'"s t. take the curb-stones,
| Bicrwir.h ro,i him that he could
81 thcu cI!v /, u" process Of law.
-, MAJ; lt.ya co@+..;:el with tEc
iiv Attorney AL that official ad-
,:>rd Liza - - on; . WI, Ct re-
levin AMI VIII Tat 1rcaL.,a' pre-
'cadia la,:e possession "i tH,Yragec.s
., II Law objected. Thu WI: Wa
prepared by ;Ue III A:In. :. i";
lie Mayor Ge-'iac,i to serve il. Bat
Ae called out the entire police force
and heading that body Of brave waT-
.iprs h. star:."si tnr hrc s:-w"rk~,
r.icr~l Nj. Eirr,T;:;h arrested. md
he w.s held by policemen The
supcr:v L. c!Iim.I WIS l-aGc. o..
;.rys and .!.a!s! AM.
tn" action Of lie Mayor III reIi3@ !
the vh"lc pp:'yu i,rrr &! thr !
.i:y to io.ci ;aNc possession of .
Oil s:our- =" were Eo: wcT:h .
- :,.lc-. VS. e,n irnng! iy acat!!
-:tf! body il IL. 60. Ii til stones t
80 Ii" ci.y there was Il legal |
Wy 10: TIE ci:y to c"t roes"ss,oa g.! !
hem and il NJ. r~;;rurari h2t la"eH "
he rrnper. lrS i ca:G u. Hicr"irth &
you'd have said c.'c.. j
There i = right way aui wror~ i.
Fay Of :"ia. Tins and Nr. p.i~21- =.
ct ch"-r i;:e wTo," way, AMI III" /.
eiGi"t o; the Jury which decided IL" /
against li:n Ii 'hr Circuit CUR:
be :; rgH.u,!rr Ia cGiria,s tia;
hey caAnnt fake the Law III their oyu!
alds. That kiad e: La IL ias!ioaa-
!e down South where they lang
i.i-gcrs'' for voting Tie Republican
cAct. bu, ii viii never woik smooth
aid h.r1lo..!9u-iv here il -;y,i.A- i,
. country. ~
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13

Notice is hereby given that there
viii he q meeting of the stockholders
OF the Cape Girardcau and Scott
County McAdamized Road Company
at the office of said company in the
city of Cape Girardesu on Saturday
January 9Th, 1894, for the purpose
OF electilg five directors.
Z. G. RAYSEY. Secretary.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13

Face cured. sulphur Bifters will
cure the worst case OF skin disease;
trc,n a common Eimple on the face to
that aw rul disease scrofula. i. IS the
best medicine to use IN all cases OF
such stubborn and dcep-scated dis
ease. DO not delHy: use Sulphur
Bittcrs and drive the humor from
your blood.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13
TUESDAY

-Ferd Iipp has taken charge {
the meat market on independence
: stree formerly owned by Lawrenc
Stolzer.
jackson is now blessed wiz
three newspapers representing tire
y different political parties.
The case Of Gierwirth agaius
= City Marshal GrieD has been con
g g timed TO the August term of th'
. Circuit Court.
You should not fail to see that ex
5 ccllent Bear Skin Shcc" sold by w
II Hu:crs at the Gem Snoe Store
on Broadway. \ perfect Dit, at low
prices.
Henry \. A>iholz as executor OF
the estate of Matte I. Gerry. de-
ceased. vii sci! tha persona: property
belonging To said c,ia;e Oh tn -Gih
day of ~JaIGary.
Try = pair ofIIamaa's 500 shoes
for itch.
We - in rercip: Of the initial
number OF the Jackson CJLjct, he
Puaulist organ. Tie Comet is &
.,I. T,;a,
li''E- AMI h' SINS IA las N''"'"iofE
''"'' '''' ,",+' : wa" i LA a.
80 '"''' '"
-':'r-EI;'-' al i-'E&I shoe
III Aarhor La ca'a?"Y l.
&'r'- ruiz !" START OF fl! lin"
" "'"' '!'''"S' 2o'n'
""'''> VIM l'""'
mining """"' INT "'"i' VI
- I'LL ~ ~'hG"N''' '2'" lore =
.iia n =, -, -,
\ rood III Guaranteed,
l,,,r ;,o br,.;-.1o i,
,i.or ~; w;.,.m .,o,, o,or !
w., -. r;,.,r ..o, h.,.,..t h.. -.
g., or I,,.,.. .,o. No., n.h
.a,w for = ,,incE.
- " i'' - 'i"i'sP ''. ran,
weather.
nov. mill. -, cs,,o +, ,ho
...i.I.r.c of ,n,;u Hama, fiji.
- ,~rri,, orI anu. ,,,l L,.rI .,d
,i,.r r.i.,r,. rf,,r, follow. .-a
IL l1.r,,, = -, c.,.I..rtin ThoI
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13

The grip seems &c &c az epidemic
+, in this section Of the country lust
/. now and our Big Medicine Men arc
:. kept going nearly all the time.
Properly treated the grir is not dam
gerous, but it causes a man TO feel
awful bad for a while.
One word deserves it-"perfec-
c ton" We refer TO DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, cures obstinate sores.
burma, skin diseases and is y well
known Ire for piles. l. Ben Miller
Druggist.
There will be considerable build
ing done in tais city during the
coming spring end summer. Already
some OF our people are having con-
tractors TO make estimates for them
on new buildings-mostly- dwellings.
-DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye cures
piles. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Save
cures burns. DcWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve cures sores Dew Its Witch
Hazel Salye cures ulcers. l. Ben
Miller, Druggist.
These harl tim; canuo. lat
""'FS. Aver VIAL fIe p'"H.' vii
'eE'A !" Have more c:iiiitl'" i
themselves ara 'Aoy Iii ina let . .
y! their zip GU the almighty Gn.l.r
! md Give the caGle thereon a chan.
" "'I Us wings ana soar af"Hh'
w
''i'i'!aF gus III Vac ZONES "i 'hc
joac 6 wei as in the homes OF ih"4
rich.
.
=, 11'e Er-tr':'';r h'""4 "r""1''f&
nalarisus d. :.lrr, a#I ~rs-~ulafc The
Stomach :,:.i bowels. Vie: !r.r.@:s
%r'''A'i'e AMI dizziness. l. ben Miller,
'%''''
-ih@ n''rt'r c'-e That X "'i'@
'rir.' a. ia '"''A fa.' "c'" ii lie rIf
cat court VIII h; y r2>.'t "'i' t" =
-'"N NA'iIA r'!iH!N. 81" '"h or
Twelve Witnesses tro'a NJ" "N'iTi ;
hhFt been at ja"NsoA Tor I wee. !; Z
tie mli ! co"'it,ci o. n'i'?'.er III
tue ir'i d'2rec = Observation-Disclosures :.
u" H"rr'I 'f tins county wi! t3V' =
% d" the h':SiHg AID the = ''uu3A Il
WI nave 10 take n'a"' II ~'ac~'""
LIT - 81 - NJ. - III .
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13
"a ! ...IT Lain

L :cH-h and pinuly, II covered witt
hioichrs ami sores. AID Won w,,nt ::
clean. Smooth skin AMI fair complrs-
tirU. U.c SGi hnr H.fie:>. Tue best
medicine i'll sab cases | ever solid
&. i. .Srichif d Go, rH,agisf Lp~-
tcn,c. -K,i%S.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13

sc. G. G.. Certain Corn Cure"
removes corIs. warts. bHRiOns.
meics and ca.louscs. Warral-
ted. see that G. G. 4. il blown
ina every bottle. fake rC Other.
For sale by W. H. Coerver, druggis
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13
Notice.

ii. Steiubach desires TO inform his
customers that he has TIE patent
right for manufacturing tie Cork
Faced Collar in the following counties:
Scott, i'cliinger, Stoddard. Tcrry and
Cape GirdrIcau. Call end examine
u is new patent collar. VAN
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-13
NcIicc.

Al who are indebted TO the late
firm of Rider & Breeder are requested
to settle the sime. There has been
n change il the firm and it is desirable
10 cO.lec; the accounts Of The old firm
IS soon as possible.
RUDEE 9. BREvrES.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-04-12

FOR SALE BY WOFFORD 4 CO., DRUGGIST
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Important, If True

New YORK, April ga quiet, but
determined, effort is being made to
have the prospective Corbett- Jackson
fight take place on the Cattaraugus
Indian reservation, near Salamanca,
in this state. The state laws do not
control the reservation, and SO far as
can be learned there is no clause in
the laws of the United States covering
the case. Both Gov. Flower and the
attorney general of the state have de-
clined to say whether the authorities
of the state have any jurisdiction in
the matter.
An athletic club has been formed in
Salamanca, and there is abundant
money in sight to hang up the purse
required to secure the battle. The
club proposes to build an arena to &C.
comodate 10000 spectators, the fight
to take place within two miles of the
town, outside the corporation limits
on the Indian reservation, Salmanacs
is located midway between New York
and Chicago, and is about sixty miles
from Buffalo.
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Bishop Of Wheeling.

BALTIMORE, MD, April S.-The
cathedral this morning was tie
scene of one Of the most august cere-
monies of the Catholic church. With
solemn rites and magnificent pusIc
Rev. j. ?. Donahue was consedrated
bishop of Wheeling Cardinal Gibbons
conducted the services and performed
the conservation in the presence OF
distinguished prelates and hundreds oil
the laity.
There were gathered in the sanctu.
airy five archbishops, exclusive oil
Cardinal Gibbons, eight bishops large
number of-the lesser and several hun
dred seminarians Archbishop Satolli
the papal delegate. was not there, but
he was represented by his secretary,
Monsiguor Sharetti. ,~.
In the sanctuary Cardinal Gibbons
in full canonicals, occupied the throne
at the right, while the assistant con
secrators, Bishop Foley, of Detroit, and
Bishop Had, OF North Carolina. we're
seated near by. Archbishops ireland
of St. Paul Williams, of Boston Ryan
of Philadelphia ;Chapelle, of Santa Fe
aud Kahn, of st. Louis Bishops Phelar
of Pittsburg Keane, OF the Catholic
university at Washington; Northrop
of South Carolina; Mcdonald, o
Brooklyn; Van de Vyver, of Rich
mond, and Macs, of Covington, KY.
were grouped in the fore ground
CARDINAL Gibbons WAS the ceebrant o
the mass Very Rev. Charles Parb
was the assistant priest. Archbishop
KAN, formerly bishop OF Wheeling
preached the sermon
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-04-12
FROM ROGERSVILLE.

Miss Alice Maloney, of Warrens-
burg, Teun., gave her graduating re-
cital in the college chapel last Friday
evening before large and select au-
dience. Miss Maloney is full gradu
ate from the instrumental department
of the college, having spent six years
in pursuing the course at this institu-
ton beside much other practice and
study, 1t is very high honor to Miss
Maloney, as the course here is equal to
that of any conservatory in America
Miss Maloney did great credit to her
self and received many compliments.
An interesting and entertaining pro-
gram was rendered.
Miss Maloney and Minnie Dobson,
teacher OF vocal music in the college,
will give II concert at Washinnton
College next Friday evening, the 18th,
and at Tusculum College on the 18th.
These institutions are to be congratu
lated on securing such talent.
Large shipments of lumber are be
ing made from this place at this time
also number of carloads of horses
and produce.
Our merchants and business men
are speaking encouragingly of the fu.
ture and say that times are already
much better.
April 9, 1894.
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TO be Sold Thursday.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. April 9-Judge
Simonton today refused to grant H
petition for further postpouement bt
the sale Of the South Carolina railroad
Last fall the date for the sale was fixed
for April II Last week petition was
filed by E. Ellery Anderson, of New
York, representing 100000 of the
second mortgage bonds, praying that
the sale be postponed until some date
not earlier than Sept. 4.
Arguments was made on the petition
this morning. The petition was sup
ported by j. N. Nathans, OF Charles
ton, and resisted by Wheeler II,
Peckham, OF New York, and T. w.
Bacot and and Samuel Lord, Of Char.
lesion. The road will be sold on Thurs
day next.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-04-12
Thirteen at Table.

BOWLING GREEN, KY, April S.-The
remains OF the dead poet and humor-
list. Ben King, who wasfound dead in
his bed at the hotel here yesterday,
have been taken to St. Joseph, Mich,
accompanied by the partner of the de-
ceased, Ople Reed.
Friday night at a supper given by
the local press to Reed and King, one
OF the party, after all had been seated
remarked that there errjust thirteen
at the table. Mr.. King, apparently
very much excited, but evidently in
jest, jumped up and declared he would
not again seat himself until another
guest was provided and the unlucky
number broken. This incident is
taken seriously by the superstitious.
also the fact that he recited his hum.
orous poem the same night, entitled
eff Should Die Tonight"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-04-12
Saving
IS Cents.

1t is fact which all leading physicians
admit that nine times out of ten a patient
VIII recover without the assistance of a
doctor. With the advance of general knowl-
edge people understand better what to do
tor themselves. Medicines in themselves
can not cure; Nature alone can cure but
medicines help Nature. Take an illustra-
ton. Let us say you have sick headaches
occasionally, with dizziness, sour stomach
and loss of appetite. You do not need to
go to doctor, for every one will tell you it
is biliousness, and that what you need is a
liver pill to clean out the bowels and arouse
the torpid liver to action.
In this case you can buy many different
kinds of liver pills, but the best course is to
secure the liver pills and also some TONIC
PELLETS for purifying the blood and
toning up the system, so that you will not
be troubled again.
You can get both Of these medi-
cines, in separate boxes, for one price
Us cents ifyou ask your druggist for
RaGnOn'S Tonic Liver Pills
and Pellets Together they cure
biliousness and constipation.
tail dealers, or mail, for 25o, s boxes 81. 90.
BROWN MFG. CO., New York.
Or SALE BY WOFFORD & CO., DRUGGISTS
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Sensation at Cornell.

ITHACA, n. Y April S.-A phase OF
the recent Cornell university poisoning
case developed last night in the sui
eide of Dr.,W |. Brenizer, prosper
Gus dentist. who was found dead in
his DO riding house All the circum
stance tend to show that Brenizer kill
ed himself late last evening. His
friends say the act was due to despon-
dancy and medi atom over the recent
Cornell banquet tragedy, which occur
ed in the same block in which his Of
fise ia situated, and directly over it.
A letter addressed to Charles w.
White, of this city. was found on the
desk. After stating he had been wor-
rying over a secret which was known
to but a few people in Ithaca, he de-
clares that the allegations made
against him of completely in the chic
rine tragedy are false.
81 had never seen those jugs or
chemicals" the letter reads, "nor any
other element used in the deed, for
six months previous to the occurrence
I had been in the room where the
chlorine was prepared. My hands
never touched those elements of de.
struction, and hope my past life will
prove to the doubling mind better
opinion of me. The animate chlorine
within men was taught long ago to
realize the inanimate chlorine with
out. My past lite is free of crime"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-04-12
Banker Threatened.

JACKSON, Tenn, April 81. w. N.
Burckett, president of the Jackson
Banking company, has been the re-
cipient Of anonymous letters from one
who styles himself 8 member of "the
league" and friend OF Pendergast,
He says if his demands are not com
piled with he will use dynamite, even
if he has to SUITE adeath Five hun
dred dollars is thee mount he asks for,
and he gives his svitim a certain time
in which to grant hi resquest.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-04-12
At Least Four Killed.

MEMPHIS, April 8.-The brick three
story building, 154 and 156 Beal street
collapsed at Z 20 o'clock this morning.
Four persons we're killed and five were
wounded. There are believed to be
two others in the ruins.
All the killed, injuIed and missing
are negroes of the laboring class.
The building was built in 1860 and
was regarded as unsafe because of the
inferior material used in tsconstruc.
ton, and for years water has stood in
the two cellars.