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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07
INFORMATION DEL DIA
CONG RE so

Ell sef1or Texifonte Galego, diputado por
los eonservadores de Cuba, pronuncio un
en6rgico discurso contra ell general Beren-
guer, ministro de Marina.
Apoyan Ia actitud del sefior Gallego los
>. flores Gasset y Oelleruelo, dirigiendo ex-
citaciones al gabinete para que anule los
contratos para la compra de dos cruceros de
guerra en- Genova.
"A r E SP U ESTA
Oonteet6 ell sef1or B1rirgr procurando
rebatir ell discurso del sef1or Gallego.
se levant6 enseguida el sef1or Oanovas
Oalifco de imprudents y antip&tico el de
bate, pues podrfa suponerse que Espafia es-
TINA mas su pufiado de orc que su honor y
su integridad.
IS Ell gobierno-pala del orador tele-
grafadas La Iiategrsdad Nacson0l-se
preocupa solamente de reuni- 10 mas pronto
possible, cuantos medios neeesite la patria
para salvar su honor su decoro.
La patria necesita buQues y Ell gobierno
comprara esos buques donds los encuentre,
caros baratos; que ell precio es aquf la cues
ti6n menos importante."
NSPIRAO DION
La policia de la Habana sorprendi6 siete
individuos que Sc ocupaban en- reelutar gen.
to para la manigua.
La sorpresa SO hiKo en- ell barrio PalatSno,
dos leguas de la capital.
Los laborantes sgredieron la policfa.
Esta hizo faego resultando tres mHertos J
| varfos heridos.
Fl general Weyler ampha un bando en-
que SO ofrece premios los que faciliten la
oaptura de espediciones filibusteras.
No serA Gnicamente irresponsible ell capi-
tan, sino que SO concedera igual benefcio
todos les tripnlantes del bsrco apresado.
INCENDIO
| En- Rueda, provincia de Valladolid, uu
| incendio. que SO cree intentional, ha destruf
do mas de seiscientas casas.
Ign6rase 81 hay desgracias personaies.
EXTRADICI0N
Dfcese que ell gobierno de Madrid ha diri-
iido una nota al de Washington, solicitaudo
| la Immediate extradici6n del iasurreeto Ro
| l1 Fl, Que seg6n parece, esta en- Nueva- York
La pTensa americana responde que Ia pre-
tension choca con las practicas admitidas en-
derecho International.
NOTIOIAs VARIAs
rTns caudiotas rebeldes han aseeinado en-
la -rrnIosss a LUda Cra'sUsulmanes.
0leIf eta fasSa; 1I Sg -. de pinosdo ua De- 50, :.
brino del general Uahando, ataeS -
tie bre amarillo.
EsOARAMUzA
Quintfn Banderas, con las fuerzas sus
6rdenes, atac6 an tren de pasajeros en- los
caminos de Artemisa
El capitan Balbuena, que escoltaba ell tren
con a!gunas tropas, Sc defendi6 bravamente,
ogrando rechazar los insurrec:os.
El combate dur6 pocos minutes.
OPERACIONES
La columua Su6rez Iuclsn ha realizado.
son el auxilio del cafionero Oristina, una
serie de operaciones en- Pinar del Rio, des
5ruyendo bohfos y recogiendo muchas fami-
las alg1n ganado. I
COMBATE
En- Manzanillo fuerzas insurrectas conside-
rabies atacaron una pequeda columna que
coDtaba apenas Glen hombres.
Estos Sc defendiero con bravnra rechszan-
10 al enemigo haci6ndole muchas bajss,
entire ellos ell jefe de la partida.
De Ia columna muri6 Ell teniente GoDza'ez
Pintado, varios mas, cuyo rdmero no Sc
precisa.
La columna Herr andez presto auxilio, 10.
grando batir dispersar los rebeldes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07

A tOdas las personals que 80 sus-
Crlban d IA DEM0CRACIA, durante ell
0resente mes, SO les regalara el primer
'Omo de LOS MIS- TEhI0S De PARIS,
snCuadernadO on pasta q la holandesa,
y ssi mismo las paginas del segundO
tOmo pubIiCadas hasra eI dia en- que
empieCe la suscrlci0n.
be este mOdO pOdran tener la Obra
COmpleta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07
YAl II PoR F N II

A uno de la mayors
aver tarde me encontre,
ytenfa
tanto goZo y sleg ia.
que cnando le pregunte
el por que,
de la emoci 1n, nj podfa
contestsr.
todo se le vo!via
reir m1cho Y exclapat
con gracioso retintin
-EYsllPsr fini.
-Uomprendo. le die 20,
ESQ immense r. g g,cito.
En- Cuba SO cnDeigui6
algdo gran triuI f., de do.
e. me oy0,
y siempre rieDdo, dtjo
con la cabezs que no.
-Oarsmba, quo hs sid0 esos
Pues confiaso
que no puedo sup 'ner
que otra cosa pueda haber
para exceso
tan extrsfio de placer.
lAhi % liaas
SO ha encontrado la manera,
pronts y ho1rosa ademas,
de acabar La insurrecfon
que exaspera
Y afrenta & vuestra paci6n.
sin que Sc vierta una sola
gotta de sapgre espsnols.
no con h4quezas raqufticas,
con soluciones simE kticss,
por concesiopes pohticas
8 IL fl lencias 6Iplomaticass
* ell. rieudc,
mi dlscurso interrumpi6
10 mismo que aI tes, diciendo
con la caheza qne moi
-lVamosl va
sospecho que consegni
aceltsr 10 que sera.
Y pues no es ccsa de ALA,
debe ser cosa de aquf.
IA Que sff
Entonces, d no dudar,
esa ale gria pre- gona
que impune 20 hs de Quedar
ei erimen de Barcelona.
BEs0 ess
kOonsignio la policfa
con verdadero il ter6s
conQuistar Ia sim Or tia
descubriendo
d los villanos antores
del feroz crimen horreBdo,
que, en- La sonbras y { traicion,
Ia aumentado los dolores
de nuestra il f9lIz uaciou9
Oy6ndome, de reir
no ces0
Y me volvi6 & repetir
con la cabesa que nd.
-P1ee 81 10 ss ESQ tampoeo,
liable usted. por vida mia,
porque va me vuelvo loco
y no entiendo esa algeria.
% ga uste,
diio por f1o, mDy nfano,
Y 20 Sc la eKpllSare
y alsgrese usts. cristiano.
Todo ESQ que supouia
con torpeza inoportuus,
no merece esra ale & IA,
Y hasta suponerlo % una
tonterfa.
LA guerra de Cubt9 lQaisi
.s.S:sss r ATcelonai lB4hl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07
.BelEeSG del rostro

Restit0ida con ell aso del maravilloso "Re-
medic Turco' de Sidi-amaz-Quevadoss
Este preparado-segdn habran compro-
bado nuestros favorecedores, no entra en- la
categorfa de ese f8rrogos de medicamentos
iuciertos inseguros en- sus resultados. de
dudoso problematico exito, sino por Ell con-
trario, es una utilidad tai, es de una impor-
tancia tan grande, que 81 por ST s6lo-cura
radicalmente en- pocos dfas todas las afec-
cicnes cutaneas, tales que las mauchas pc
cas-, pafios cuantas alteraciones afear pue
dan al rostro del bello sexo.
" III Remedio Turco es hoy buscado por
las damas que ven su sgraciado rostro inya-
dido de manchas 6 pecas, como ell mas pre-
cioso descubrimiento.
Sc expende en- las farmacias de: CUTLER
mety, Capital, Vale y Oancio, Pence, y al
por mayor y detail G.. Mulet, MayagIez, Pto
Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07

Los aduladores Sc uDeu sieDpre los am
biciosos, que son los hombres quienes 10
adnlaci6n es m6s grata.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07

La yirtud que necesita siempre estar guar
dada no merece Ia pens de que Sc la vlgtle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07

'sssSsartf
Lo que noy"as ? que celsbrar
con ell jdoilo mayor
? 10 que me hace exclamar
con regcciio extremsdo
'IYai IP finp'
es que-lEl Sef1or sea loadoi-
Iya! lpor frl es diputado
lel sefior Galvez H ,lgnfni
Felipe P6res q Goasdles.
Tn amigo de la casa cuenta a la mRdre
Ia hijs una historic muy verde
De pronto la madre prorrnmpe en- una es-
trepitosa carca jada.
Entonces Ia hijs le dice severameute
-Segdn yeo, 10 has comprendido todo.
CANTAR
FL amor de esa muchacha
es como IN relt De arena.
que para darle l. vida
basta con darle Ia cUeltG.
Sa'rGfS@r Go' ed'ss An0ga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07

Desgrsciado del que no ha teuido JANIS Ia
noble ambicion de hacerse independents nj
el talento de ser titil.
OIice,so G)Id NTH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07

A fines del mes corriente se llevars efec.
Ia yelada literaria que orgsniza la SociedGd
EcOn6Dstca de AMIGOS del PATS para honrar
la memoria del meritisimo puerteriquefio don
Federico Asenjo, con motive del aniversario
deau muerte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07

Rogamos don T. J. Dieu don A. Acos-
ta que Sc sirvan pasar por eatas ofcinas
para an asunto de interes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07

FL egente de LA DEAooRACIA en- Morovis
suplica los snscritores que no han satiefe
cho los recibos de la suscricion, sc sirvan
hacerlo Ia mayor brevedad possible por
:exigirlo asf los intereses de Ia empresa one
represents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07

En Ell vapor '.Oayo Blsneo" acaba de lie
gar San JuaR todo el material necesaric
para tender des puentes en- Ia carre terra pro
vincial ntimero 8. Dicho material ha side
trasladado al vapor Herrera" para ser con
ducido Aaysgtiez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07

AVISO.-Pongo en- conocimiento del p6
blico, que la Farmacia de los sefiores J. N
BlsEce Ga. en- San Juan de p. r., Sal
Francisco ndmero %. es la dnica que est,
autorizada para expender mi Jarabe Depu
rativo y Fortifcante, en- toda Ia isla. Fer
1aGfa0o Esoo6Gr g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07

FL vecindsrio de la Aoca prepare suntuo-
sas fiestas en- honor de su excelsa patrona
Ia yirRen de Monserrate.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07
De el oamsgasy Oomunioan Ia Habana

lQUE BARBARIDAD i-El surtido que
acaban de recibir Los Msscbachos, en- telas
de todas classes, casimires, driles. franelas,
sapatos, cintas, sornbreros, loza, pomadas,
abrigos, sombrillas, abanidos, pafiuelos de
seda, hilo algod6n, medias, calcetines, es
cenoias, bogotan, quincalla, ferreterfa, fre. .
nos. etc etc., es excelente.
Lo recomendamos al pnblico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-07

QUESOs MAHONEsES SO acaban de leci
bir may frescos on el colmado Las BaleGyes
Hay adem&s muy frescos; gruyer. natilla
PatagAs, Rogue fort en- lstas de y kilo !
en- tarritos de yidrio; Roquefort, Brie, Ca
nnambert y Neuchsbel. 5-8 at.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Henry f. Schluetcr and
Elise Srhlueter. husband and vie. ot
the county of Cape Girardcau and
State of Missouri. by their certain
deed of trISt dated the third day OF
September. 1891. and recorded in the
Recorders office of Cape Girardean
county. Missouri. in book = of Trusts
and Mortgages. at page eighty-tivC
49,. conveyed to the undersigned
Trustee. the followin" described real
estate situated in the county Of Cape
Girardrau. State of Missouri. tO-wi.:
One hundred and ~iifty-cignt ana
furty-siX onc-hundrpdths los 46-l00j
acres. being fractional part of seq
tiOn number twcnty-four "a in town
ship number thirty 30. range eleven
III containing thirty-two and fifty
six O~nc-huudrcdth 80 j6-l00l acres.
and the southeast part of United
States survey number eight hundred
and seventeen 81 in'tOwnship nam
Der thirty 30. ranges eleven II and
twelve u east. containing one humid
red and twenty-five and ninety one
hundredth 10 gO-IGj acres. in the
aggregate one hundred and lifty-cight
and forty-siN 0nc-huHdreth lbs 46-l1
acres. and being part of same land
acquired by said Henry +. Schluctcr
by warranty deed Of Joel ~. ReDfrOe
and wife. of record in the Recorders
Office OF said county in book fourteen
IL. page four hundred and seventy
nine 49,: which said conveyance IA
made tn secure the payment OF a Ger
tain prOmissOry noe in said decd de
..a,: I'D .,l ,FhnU,,- IAFa III hns ha.p
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
e S STONE AND BLAND.
Missouri's Delegates at Large to II
Democratic National Convention.

Missouri's Delegates at Large to the
Democratic National Convention.
WASHINGTON. u. G.. February .
Three or -four of the delegates at
larg" from Missouri To the Democratic
National Convention have been p~rarti-
cally agreed upon. They are senator
Vest. Gov. StUn" and cX-Con@rrsSman
Bland. Senator Vest. until quit re-
from the Convention. Durin" the re-
cent meeting Of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee he conferred freely
with tn" NissuurianS representing
both factions of IN" party. and was
asked 10 allow his mann" to 90 lnnlOrp
the State Convention in April for
delegate AT large. 1t was represented
to him that his presence or the dele
CATION would b. helpful toward the
restoration ot harmony to the party
in Missouri. Il was further urged
chat if he went IL Il delegate a large
he would bc tive choice of the Gcle.ra-
tium for Mis-ouri's member of the
Committee on Platform. and that his
services there upon the intricate
problem of the financial plank might
H. of great Importance in Il national
a. we'll as Il State s"nsr.
senator Vest at first drmurIrd to
this proposition. but il" has since been
led to look upon il more fivnIably.
Ii now seem probable that he VIII he
one of the delegates AT large. and that
he will have an important part in the
making of the platform. WhiIca free
coinage Democrat. senator Vest does
not belong to the radical. rule-Or-ruin
silver element. in which Bland and
Stonc are conspicuous. The senator
believes that il i possible IL frame Il
platform which will avert Il bolt. He
has recently discussed with sem" of
his free silver colleagues IN the Senate
the idea of coupling n liberal and
general declaration in favor of silver
with an assertion of party policy that
the constitutional veto power of the
President i limited and does not uat.
rant Il veto OF Il financial measure APP
proved by the deliberate Judgment OF
both HOuSt and senate.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
H~ARRISON'S~S
Ii is Questioned by Some OF the Re-
publicans in Washington.

Ii is Questioned by Some of the Re-
publicans in Washington.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. 5.-There
are a few Republicans mere who re,
gard Gen. Harrison's letter as moth,
ing more than a shrewd bid for the
nomination. This view was announced
by Congressman Lorrimer OF Illinois.
1t is held by others. They say thai
Gen. Harrison, while carefully pre-,
pairing his friends for his declinatior
to permit the use OF his name. did lei
them go far enough to test the oenst
OF the party in his own State and in
other States.
The outcome of this quiet work.
these persons assert. satisfied Gen.
Harrison and his managers that he
would have at the start but very few
votes outsidc Of his own State. and
that this weakness would be such as
TO make his candidacy ridiculous and
kill any chance of his securing the
prize as 4 compromise candidate.
They point to the fact that he aid moi
, write his letter until after the fight fol
the craftsmanship of the Republican
State Committee in Indiana had been
fought and the personal representa-
tive of Harrison had been defeated in
the person of cX-United States Treas,
urcr Nebcker. This. they argue. was
what finally determined Harrison t.
give his letter to the public. Now,
they continue, he will have in the con,
v%ention ali the delegates he would
have had a. an avowcd candidate,
and if Il deadlock cnsus his managers
will have a clear field in which Il
mancuver for votes.
II Is fair to say thai this view Is
not shared by the majority of I;epub-
licans here. and is fatty rcpudiated
by HarriSon's indiana friends, who
declare hat he is without guile in this
matter.
Senator Cullum's friends think he
is strong enough to hold the Illinois
delegation away from Mckinley. and
hat his boom may he revived.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
saturday. Sixth Day-February 18th. 1896.
JOSEPH KOEHLER,
Judge of Probate.
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

By virtue of an order of the Probate
Court, held in and for the county of
Cape Girardcau and State of Missouri,
made at the August Term. 1875. of said
court and renewed at its November
Term. 1895. thereof. in the matter of
the estate of Henry and Augusta
Gross. minors. |. the undersigned
tcstainentary Guardian of said minors
will. pursuant to said order. on
TUESDAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY NEXT. \. d .,'1s9f.
1t the south door of the court house
in the city of Jackson. in said county,
and during the session of said Pro-
bate Court. between the hours of 10
O'Clock in the forenoon. and } o'clock
in the afternoon of said day. expose
at public vendue or Outcry. to the
highest and best bidder. on the fol-
lowing terms. to-wit: Twenty-Five per
cen of the purchase money 10 be paid
cash down on day of sale, and the re-
maindcr on q credit of twelve months.
the purchaser Dr. purchasers thereof to
give bond with approved security for
the residue. all the right. title. claim
and interest which said minors have
i'll and 20 the following described real
estate. situated in the County OF Cape
Girardcau and State of Missouri. to-
wit:
The undivided One-third interest in
lot number TWO q. block number ~
of Claus Kerstner's addition 10 the
town of GordOnviIie. Said lot having
Il front of seventy j7OJ feet by two
hundred and ten l210l feet deep, and
containing one-third OF an acre.
WILLIAM G.. SANDER.
Tcstamentary Guardianof the estates
of Henry and Augusta Gross. minors.
janlSn31
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

The st. Louis POst-Dispatch says
State Auditor Seibert is L BE- Dave
Francis candidate for Governor.
Francis i Il Cleveland Democrat and
of ourse Mr.. Seibert will have to
come out as the Administration can
didate on what the free silver Demo-
Gratis call the gold-bug platform.
Seibcrt is Il shrrwd pollution and he
is not going to go off with the Francis
crowd until nc j. assured that il is
the strong st wing of the party.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that letters oI
administration upon the estate oi
Christian l~.itgerott. deceased. have
been granted to the undersigned by
the Cape Girdrdeau Court of Common
Pleas OF Cape Girardeau county,
bearing date the 18th day OF January.
1896. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to eX-
hibit them to the undersigned for al
lowance. within one year from the
date Of said letters or they may le
precluded from any benefit of such
estate: and if said claims be not eX-
hibiteG within two years from the date
of the publication OF this notice. they
will be forever barred.
WILLIAM REGENHARDT.
jan1Sn31 Administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

Bill Neye mas evidently learned Il
thing OIL Two in the snow business.
Witness this delicate tribute to Il
class of ambitious young citizens:
The Black Crook as given in st.
Paul a not only absolutely free
from sin, but with its realistic repre-
seutation OF hell, occupied almos; en-
tirely by bad actors, the play became
at once a great moral engine and
power for good" 1t is safe to say
the cynical William VIII ~ct no more
free passes 20 amateur shows.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
MISSOURI

List of the Men VIII" Have occupied
the Executive CHAIR.
IN incorrect list of names of men
who served as Governors of Nilsson
ri il going the ronnds 'of the press.
The Tribune OFF RS the following. and
if in error in any particular itsestcem-
ed friend. Col. VI. +. Switxler of the
BoonvillC Democrat. will no doubt
call us tU account. and he will please
bear in mind that VIZ have no refer
cnce TO Territorial. French aud Span
ish GoncIpurs:
1870 Alexander McNair.
1s34 Frederick Bates.
lS2j Abraham 7. Williams
lS25 john Miller.
1SI2 Daniel DurkIin.
1856 -Lilburn ". Boggs.
$40 Thomas reynolds.
1914 NJ. NJ. Marmaduke.
1871 John &. Edwards
1878 Austin y. King.
1852 Sterling Price.
1876 Trustcn Polk.
lSji Hancock jackson.
1861 Robert NJ. Stewart
1861 Claiborne +. Jackson.
lSGI Hamilton *. Gamble
lst4 Willard +. Hall.
$50 Thomas &. Fletcher.
1862 Joseph X. McCImg-
1871 r. Graft Brown.
1873 SiIas Wuodson.
$50 Chas II. II. Hardin-
1871 John =. Phelps.
1851 Thes. T. Crittcnden.
1885 John :. Marmadake.
1SS7-Albert u. Morehousc-
1889 David Il. Francis.
lS92 VIM. i. Stone.
Few Governors OF the State are now
living. Tho~ G. Fletcher il practicing
Law ri Washington. Joseph W. Clurg
operated a small steamboat on the
Usage river for = number OF years
and later unsupported land agent for
the Springfield District undcr the ad-
mnistration Of President Harrison.
Silas Woudsun i Judge Of the Buch-
nan County Circuit Court. Thos.
>. CIittcudcn i COUNSEL General to
the City OF Mexico. and David II.
Francis i Il well-known businesses
nan in St.LUuis. Vim. !. Stone at
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

An exchange says toe world will
come to an end this year. and eXhorts
merchants to advertise so as not to
be loser by having large stocks on
hand when the final moment arrives.
1t also says that it would be to the
advantage of the subscribers to pay
up. clear their consciences and secure
the influence of their paper wher. Ga
briel blows his trumphet in the morn
ing.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

The candidates for congress from
the 18th are. so far. just II: Andrew
Van Wormer, Senator Hines and
Hon. James Orchard. Howell: Oliver
Haley. Douglass: William Miller
and Prof. W. d. EanGivcr. Cape Cir
ardeau: Hon. Marsh Arnold. Scott:
Hon. Paul Moore ana Hon. Joe Rus
sell, Mississippi: Judge Fort. Stod-
dard; Hon. II. n. Phillips. Butler:
Hon. Thomas Mabrey. Jr.. Ripley.
and Hon. j. Poscy WoOdsidc. Oregon.
-Alton lOrrgon Co. Missourian.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
Major Dennis Has Been Figuring.

MAJ. :. d. Dennis appeared before
the City Council Monday Light pre-
pared to show the Copncil that the
streets OF this city ceuld he sprinkled
at a cost OF Il and 4 quarter cents
per running foot TO the property own
ers. He stated that the property own
crs who had protested against the
proposed street sprinkling ordinance
did so believing that the street sprink
ling would cost them five cents per
running loot. He did not believe
hat there would be any protest were
the people assured that sprinkIing
would not cost them more than one
and a quarter cents per running foot.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

Hubble township wants the earth. or.
in other words, the people of Hubble
township want all the county Offices.
They want the collectors office. the
treasurer. the asscs,or. the
and one csunty Judge.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

ID. y. Nichols will De Il candidate
for Assessor at the next election. Mr..
Nichols is a good man and if he j.
nominated he will poIl She full vote of
the Republican party in The county.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

Old a Filley is on his last legs
politically. The Intelligent Republic
ans of Missouri will uo; longer be
ruled by a political brOilcr. and alter
the next election the Old Man will he
politely shown 10 4 back scat.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

There is more politics in Missouri
right now than in any other State in
the Union. The election next Nuvcm-
her will be the hottest contest in the
history of the State. The Republi-
ans are in Il fair way to walk off
with the honors this year.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

The Supreme Court OF Missouri has
denied the iaiuaction ASKED By .Icffcr-
son City against the capitol re-
Roval and nov the removal will br
settled By the people at the polls.