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

Monday morning with the bigges
trip she has had this year. She ha,
over one thousand head of stock
three hundred packages and two hund
red passengers. That is steamboat
ing.
\ steam yacht with three people OF
board struck a snag about eight mile:
north of this city and went to the bot
tom Of the river. The people all go
ashore safe.
The Graham Mercantile Company a
Bloomfield does more newspaper ad'
vertising than any other mercantile
house in Southeast Missouri and does
al immense business.
Our merchants can get the trade OF
the country ifthey willmake theproper
effort. Push is what is required 10
make business these days.
If yOu are bilious, try Dr.. Sawyer
Little Wide Awake Pills. you will find
them just what you want. Try a free
sample. They do not gripe. Sold at
]. Maple Wilson's drug store.
Now don't let us hear the complaint
again that we have no hotel aCccommo-
dations. Cape Girardeau has as fine
a hotel as any city in the State.
Come and see us and our hotels.
Henry Rowan went to ST. Louis this
morning to purchase a new outfit of
furniture for his barbershop. He will
get an up-to-date outfit.
Candies galore for the babies, the
little girls and boys, the sweet hearts
and beaux and the old folks at home.
Don't fail to call at The Boston,;
J. T. Schwepker, Proprietor. opposite
Post Office.
THE Boston,
There will be a meeting of the City
Council on Saturday morning, Deem
Der 18Th. to sell the telephone fran
chise. \ telephone franchise in this
city ought 20 be a valuable franchise.
Cape Girardeau is the best city of
its size in the State OF Missouri or
any other State. Don't forget this
when you are looking for a live town
in which to locate. Come and see us,
our location and our many advant-
ages.
DR.. Sawyer:-Dear Sir: l can say
with pleasure that | have been usin5
your medicine, and will recommend it
to all suffering ladies.
MRI. w. W. WEATHERSHEE.
Augusta, Ga.
Sold q. !. Maple Willsoa'a drug store
Married. at the residence of Capt.
Joe Kerscr. December 9TH, 1896, by
John u Brown, Justice of the Peace,
John Fl. hoeppel and Miss Maud Poe,
both OF Egypt Mills.
Fine Oranges. Apples, Bananas,
Grapes. Lemons. Buy at''The Boston
The opening of the St. Charles
gives our city the appearance of a city
of one hundred thousand population.
There are lots of cities in the country
with more than one hundred thousand
population that cannot show as fine
hotel as the ST. Charles.
Scott IS having the interior of the
Hotel Scott dining Dor re-papered
and handsomely decorated.
There is no use taking pills or pur-
gatives to cure the chills. DR.. Bells
Peppermint Chill Tonic cures them by
itself. It does more than that, too
it gives yon a new dress on the inside,
1t tones you up and makes you strong.
1t makes you feel some account. Sold
on a guarantee.
We are informed by parties who are
in Il position to know, that we will
have more and better railroad facili-
ties for this city within the mkt twelve
months. We know that ~thereis a move
on iOOV tOO. IOI d 0tuuh Inc l " hidhC
it's terminus here.
Never before in Is years did 1.-The
Boston grocery store have such a
fine stock OF Christmas eatables as at
present. It's to your interest to call
there and j. +. Schwepker, the pro-
prietor. will be pleased to see thatyour
are supplied, opposite Post Of
fee.
w. j. Rodney is having water put
in his house for the Chinaman who is
going tn start up in the laundry bus
mess.
When you want to buy anything in
this town hunt for it. Don't look in
the columns of the newspapers for it.
Our stores carry as large stocks and
as fine goods as the merchants Of any
i'll the country but you must go to
the stores and hunt what you want.
We have the stores-we have the
Come and see us. We will
treat you right.
Strictly pure New Orleans plants-
ton molasses, Sorghum and Drips a.
''The Boston" Try ''then''molasses.