The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-11-14


the City Council next Monday night.
There are three or four gentlemen
in the city with bees in their bonnets
for Mayor. It is "a little early but
we are for the best man all the same.
The city needs q man who will have
the courage to take the bull by the
horns just where the old admenistra-
ton lets go.
Don't trife away time when you
have cholera morbus or diarrhoea.
Fight them in the beginning with De-
Wits Collie and Cholera Cure. You
don't have to wait for results. they
are instantaneous. and it leaves the
bowels in healthy condition. For sale
by j. Maple Wilson. Druggist.
About Christmas times We will have
some weddings in this city. The
parties are getting ready now
\. J. D. Burford passed through
the city this morning on his way to
Kelso. Hamburg and Benton in the
interest of his insurance companies.
c. W. Crozicr. late OF the st. Louis
Evening Journal. called on the DEMO
Graf this morning. NJ. Crozier was
On mis- way 10 Memphis.
The farmer who has been holding
Ia neat 20. better prices had E0v
better let 90. The price may go a lit
tie higher but il will never reach the
one hundred cent mark aud the chances
are it will drop back to sixty cents be-
fore the blue birds again make their
appearance.
The steamer City of New Orleans
brought three thousand sacks of wheat
down from ST. Louis to-day for the
Union Milling Company.
y number of our local sports are
arranging for a grand coon hunt in
the swamp. They will go out some
time next week.
Edward S. Lilly expects to occupy
his new house about the first of Jan
uary. Mr.. Lilly will have one of the
finest houses in the city.
The Southeast Missouri Medical As
sociation closed its meeting at Jack
son Thursday evening. The meeting
was well attended and of course was
beneficial to all.
r,4 Sbir,lb;no 90 n, will mot
consent 10 run for the Council in the
Fourth Ward. He has had experience
enough in the Council.
Matt J. \. Conran died at his home
in New Madrid. November 9Th, at the
age Of sixty years. Mr.. Conran was
for many years a resident of this
county and he was well known to
many OF our people.
August Ude. County Treasurer
elect. arrived in the city yesterday.
He came down to get some names on
his bond.
Will Warren received a a load of
New York apples yesterday. They are
the finest apples yer brought to this
market.
Paducah. KY, may well feel proud
of some of her enterprises. Messrs.
D. Wilson & Son, OF Kimble, Ky,
write to the f. L. Sutherland Medicine
Company as follows: We write this
to certify TO the wonderful and grand
good results from your DR.. Bells
Pine-Tar-Eoney. which is selling fast
than AZ medicine wc ever sold.
People who nevcr traded al Il store
ha re heard OF it and come from ad-
Joining counties for it. One ease in
particular is that of Mrs. Smith Wool
bridge. OF this place, who was so af-
hicted with har throat for over two
wears that she could not speak above
& whisper. After she used the first
bottle OF Dr. Byll's Pine-Tar-Eoney
she could Talk as we'll as ever and the
ease is such / wonderful cur that her
ncighburs come il to see for them
selves. aud are a~sSonishcd 10 hear Eer
talk All daa lerS sell it,.