The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-12-12

n finest hotels in the State. The cor
c %veniences cannot be surpassed by an
hotel in the large cities. Everythin
is new and modern.
THURSDAY.
r Many a days work is lost by sic.
e headache, caused by indigestion an,
stomach troubles. DeWitt's Littl
, Early Risers are the most effectua
pill for overcoming such difficulties
For sale by J. Maple Wilson. Drug
!, gist.
Emmett Miller's edition ofthe Review
and Grover Cleveland's message cam
out at the same time and it is hard t.
tell which created the most excite
ment.
Trains have been running on the
st. Louis. Cape Girardeau & Fort
Smith Railroad nearly sixteen years
and train robbers have never made a
hold-up on the road. We are a lucky
people and We reside in a grand
section of the country.
See the big advertisement of the Bee
Store Company elsewhere in this
paper. The Bee Store is the largest
store in Southeast Missouri and when
it advertises goods at bargain prices
it has the goods.
Cranberries and Celery at"sThe Bos-
! tom
Has our Board of Trade disbanded?
We have not heard from it for sew
Ell al months.
% cents is an insigniticat sum COM
pared to the value of ahuman eye and
yet many people attest they would
have been blind if they had not in
vested this sum in a tube of Suther-
lands Eagle Eye Salve. All dealers
sell it.
There is room in this city for a
number of factories that could get the
raw material right here at one-half
the expense the same material costs
in the factories in the larger cities.
You a get nice apples by the bar
rel, bushel, peck or penny at The
Boston" opposite Post Office.
Wagons made in this city are bet
ter than the wagons made in the big
city factories and shipped here. Why
can't we have a big wagon factory
here?
Judge Miller, of B~ollinger county
gave us a call this morning. TIE
Judge is one of the cleverest citizens
of old Bollinger and his friends here
are always glad 10 meet him.
Christmas candies by thepail. pound
II penny at ''The Boston, corner
Main and Broadway.
Work on the graGitoid pavement
for the St. Charles Hotel, which was |
suspended on account of the cold
weather, has been resumed, and a few
days of fine weather will be sufficient
for the completion of the job.
Dr.. Eeli's Peppermint Chill Tonic
tastes good. is good and does good.
IN etfecluai, positive and permanent
cure for Chll;s, fever and ague. Con-
tains TO poison. An anti-malarial
and an up-building tonic. A blood
purifier, An appetizer, aiding diges-
ton. l. makes the complexion good.
Large bottles soc. Guaranteed by all
dealers.
Mr.. Ollie D. Fisher of Bolder, Colo
RADIO, and Miss Nellie Z. Hughes of
this city were married in this city t o
day.
Lock your doors ard sleep with
Johnnie's gun undergone head. There
are robbers in town.
An AK handle factory would be in it
here. An TX handle manufactured
from our Southeast Missouri hickory
in the city factories costs from fifteen
to twenty-five cents. 1t could tie made
here much cheaper at 4 good profit.
Mr.. Geo. L. Allen. of Clear Sprins,
KY, writes: Il had a long spell of
fever which kept me in bed all sum
mer. It settled in my breast and lungs
My physicians expected that l would
never recover "a | had a severe cough,
and some of my family having had
lung trouble, there was little hope for
me. The doctors lanced my brea<t
and il run four or five months. Then
they gave me DR.. Bells Pine Tar
Honey, which stopped my cough at
once. l used about two bottles of it
and my lungs became sound. .
AL Chenue has the incest stock of
jewelry and ~silverware ever shown in
this city. Mr.. Chenue is a practi-
cal jeweler and he knows what to buy
for the trade.
Stockholders OF the Prospecting and
Mining Company should remember
the meeting mex Tuesday. The meet
ing will be of Importance 10 the stock