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The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

A canvas among the druggists of this place reveals the fact that Chamber lain's are the most popular ptoprIetary medicines sold. Chamberlain Cough Remedy. especially, is regarded as in the lead of all throat trouble remedies, and as such, is freely prescribed by phy- sicians. As croup medicine, is also unexcelled, and most families with young children keep a bottle always handy for instant use. The editor of the Graphic has repeatedly known Chamberlain Cough Remedy to do the work after all other medicines had fail- ed.-lhe Kimball, $. D. GRAPHIC. For sale at 25 and 90 cents per bottle by St. J Johns Drug Company.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07
THE REPUBLICAN SITUA-
 TION.

The national R publican party finds itself at the opening of the Presidenti.
 al campaign in the most ludIcrous. and at the same time dangerous. situation m which great political organization was ever caught, and the worst of it is
 that it is directly responsible for its own plight. The Senate has refused, by larger majority than ever. to con- sider the Tariff bill. That would be se-
 rious enough in itself, but more serious still for the Republican party is the fact that the bill has been defeated by Republican Senators, who say that no protective tariff bill shall ever pass without including s provision for the free coin lge of silver. These Senators have the votes to carry out their threat, and they will continue to have them in future Congresses. It is impossible to foresee a time when the Republican majority in the Senate will be great enough to be able to dispense with the votes of the Senators from the silver States. And as the Eastern Senators will never agree 10 free coinage, it fol- lows that the Republican party is left high and dry, on the eve of the Presi- dential campaign, without a policy. The St Louis convention may denand the protection of American labor. but the whole country will know that no new Mckinley blll can pass the Senate, because the silver Senators block the way. The Democratic tariff policy is iutrenched in the laws, and as it can. not be dis urbed the people may decide that it is best to allow it 10 beexecuted by the party in sympathy with it.
 The Republicans had no need to make this exhibition of themselves. They were not obliged to pass tariff bill, with a Democratic President in the White House. The country did not ex- pect it nor want it. If they had sim ply possessed such modIcum of com- mon sense as would have taught them to sit still, they would have had apparent. ly a sure mortgage on the Presidential election. But they could not resist the temptation to rehearse the rald they expected to carry out after they came into power, and in doing it they have rushed upon theIr fate. When Senator Aldrich warned his party. that the agi- tation of the tariff question In this Congress would mean suicide he was a prophet.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07
Bordeaux, M. SpringervilIe

Bordeaux, NJ. Springerville
 Improvements on land $25. person. al property $50, tax $2 63, penalty and costs sl Is. Total s 76 Bigelow, Orson, Springervills
 Imp ou land at Eagerville 125, per prop IF, tax 48, pen and costs l Az
 Total $9 9O Bleak, Jos Springerville
 Imp at Amity 75, per prop IF. tax s S3, pen and costs A, total $10 2. Butler, J N, Springeryille
 lots in Eagervile 60, imp 40, per prop l69, tax 40, pen and costs 50,
 Total $l0 9J Baca. Dicnicio, Springerville
 5 E of SC of nv X & 8 119 of sw 1 of ne 14 & ne 14 of sw & nv 14 of SC Ii Sec ?. twp n, rge 29 e, l20 acres $420, imp 200, per prop l02, tax 2525, pen ard costs 25. total $27 50 Baca, Eutemio, St Johns
 w 15 of SC h4 SC 1 of sw Ii and sw 14 of ne 14 of sec 23. twp Il n. rge 2S 6, l60 acres 300, imp l5, lot blk S9 St. Johns 9, imp 75, per prop 20, tax 15 25, pen and costs 225, total $17 50. Earth, Mrs Refugia, St Johns
 N16 of ne l4 and e E of nv 1 of sec 26. twp If n, rge 26 e, l60 acres 200, and S E of sw ] of sec 24, twp 14 n, rge 26 20 acres l00
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07
A PAWNBROKER HELD UP. Ten Thousand Dollars Worth of
 Valuable Taken.

New York, Feb. 25.-Dennis Ferguson. pawn broker of Long Island City, was seized in his shop this afternoon by four men. He was bound and gagged, after which the men gathered up Sl0,- 900 worth of diamonds and other jew elry and made off with it. Ferguson cannot describe the robbers accurately
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07
APACHE COUNTY DELINQUENT TAXLIST FOR THE YEAR
 1895.

Armijo. Ambrocio, St. Johns, r Lot 3, blk 86, in St. Johns and imp. $50, per prop SOS. tax $5.36, pen & costs $l.27, Total $6,63. Armijo. Gabriel, St, Johns,
 Lots &c blk S6 in St. Johns and imp $90, per prop $l31, ,50, tax $7.75, pen and costs $1 40. Total $9.I5. Aragon. Jose, St. Johns Imp at New Town $50, per prop $75, tax 4 35. pen and costs 22. Total $5. 50 Aguires, Anastacio, St. Johns.
 Imp on Sec l twp 9n, rge 25e, $50, per prop S5, tax 4.73, pen and costs LA
 Total $5,97 Amos Bros. Show Low
 E 15 of nv Ii & W E of ne 14 of sec 27, twp on, rge "A @, l60 acres POO, imp 25, nv 1z of Sec B, twp 10 n, rge 24 e, l60 acres 200, imp 25, per prop li70, tax l02 %, penalty and costs 6.60
 Total SOS 30. Apodaca, Candelario; St Johns
 per prop 12O taxi 20; pen & costs 70. total $4 90 Archunde Juliana, ConcIio
 Lot 34 blk Concho 9 imp; tax 75 pen and costs 6Oc. tota. $2 8. Archunda, Prisciliano; Concho
 Lots 45, 46 & 47, blk l, Conclio, 50, tax .75, pen and costs 60c.
 Total g 35 Atencio, Cornelio, Fl Tulc
 Lots 4 & blk 4, Concho, 30, imp 10, per prop 10, tax T.75, pen and costs l. lO
 Total $2 85. Averitt, Elisha, Springerville
 Lots 39 and A blk 14, Springerville, 100, imp loo, Sc 4 of ne 14, sec 29. twp n, rge 29 e, 10 acres l80, imp 50. tax | 3l l5. pen and costs O.,
 Total $34 15.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

Jaramillo, Epifanio, St Johns
 Sw ar of SC qr of Sec II, twp 11n, rge 2S e, 40 acres. 50, imp 90, tax 90 pen and costs 13, total $4 6S Jaramillo, Baltazar, St Johns
 Imp at Tuces 90, per prop 50, tax 8 85, pen and costs 20, total s 05 Jaranillo. Felipe, St Ioh~s
 Imp at Tuces 5. per prop 5, tax 35c, pen and costs 05, total $l 40. Jensen, Andres. StJohns
 l216 acres in sec 9, twp 13 n, rge 2Se, Sl 1S q c, C C 42 eL e u {" 39 Imp l50, 10 acres in sec 4, twp Is n, rge 2Se, 13, value of land added 200, per prop 261 4o, tax 2 55, pen and costs 4 3S.
 total $31 93.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

Holgate Wm, St Johns
 Lots 9 x Is, blk 2, St Johns, 1OS, 3&4, 3, 100 imp 100 '' '' b !" 10. {" 30 per prop 300, tax 2S 40, pen and costs 3l7, total $26 57. Holgate E T. St Johns
 Imp on sec Is. twp 12 n, rge 28 6, 25' per prop F5, tax Z 50, pen and costs l3
 total $3 63 Hale, Mike, Springerville
 Imp on Inf of ne qr of sec II, and W Inf of nv qr of ser 12, twp n, rge 27e, 50, per prop 5l, tax 3 55, pen and costs l Is. total $4 73 Hewitt Jno P. Springerville Imp in Le Valley Q, per prop 135, tax 40, pen and costs g, total 8 Y. Hamhlin Lyman $, Alpine
 Lot 3 blk Nutriosp 20, imp 9, imp n of Alpine 50, per prop 249, tax 15 5, pen and costs 2 20, total $17 30. Hatch, Thos, Alpine
 Imp at Alpine l50, per prop 90, tax 15 40, pen and costs v, total $17 17 Harridance Jeremiah, Nutrioso
 Imp at Nutrioso 100, per prop 242. tax II 90, pen and costs 50, total $f5 55 Hart & Stevenson, Navajo
 250 head cattle branded AL s on left side horses, l saddle $I975, tax 67 g, pen and costs 8 37. total $7l "A
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

There was l3,0l3 business failures in the United States last year. which makes it look asIfthere were something in l3 after all.-Exchange.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07
Weaver Wiley NJ. AIbuoue

Imp on Sec %, twp 20, rge 2, S2O0 Tax 87 70, penalty and costs Is 3S.
 total Sl01 0S. Weidemeyer, w E, Ft Defiance
 Imp at Ft Defiance 1000, per prop 3l9S, tax l46 95. pen & costs 8 70.
 total $!5s %. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 COUNTY OF APACHE.
 Notice is hereby given that unless the taxes, costs and percentage as described Tn the foregoing delinquent list are paid. the real property upon which such taxes are lien will be sold at public auction in front of the Court House. in the town of St Johns, Apache County, Arizona, on Monday the 23rd day of March. 1896, between the hours of ten o'clock a. nn. and three o'clock pin, and if fsuch sale is not completed on said 23rd day of March, 1896. said7sale will be adjourned from day to dayyuntil completed How ever. such sale will be completed on or before Monday, the 18th day of April, 1896,
 ALBERT F. POTTER. Treasurer and ex-officio Tax Collector of Apache County. Territory of Arizona. St Johns, February 2Sth; l89a.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07
BRo. BAxrA, of the Holbrook Argus

BRo. BAxTA, of the Holbrook Argus this week indulges in another trade about boiler plate and patent gnts, and in the same issue prints half page of this, 10 him, nauseous truck. Verily, consistency thou art a jewel" Evi- dently, he also snpposes many of his readers comprises that large class he complai0s of, ''who do not know the df dffforonoo
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

Eager Jno T, Springerville
 30 acres in sw qr ot SC qr ot sec 4. twp n. rge 2S e. Sl80, l3 acres in sw qr of ne ar os sec 9, twp 8n. rge 2S e, $i64, lot in Springerville 20, imp 200. per pro 210, tax 23 60, penalty and costs 3 IS.
 total $26 73
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07
52l 50, tax l5 80, pen and costs 25.

oZl OUb tax 10 oU, pen anu cOstS ZJ
 Total SIS 05
 Cheney, Elam, Concho
 20 acres in sec g, twp 13 n. rge 26e l12 50, imp 9, imp on Govt land 90 per prop 163, tax 12 10, penalty and cost t2lO, total$I4 20 Candalaria, Juan, Coucho
 80 acres in nwqr,s ec 9, twp II n rge 2S e, 100, 67 acre> in e Inf of ne ar nv qr of ne ar, sec IS, twy F Il, rge 26e Lots 5, 7, 4S & 52, blk l, Concho. 50. |" 59 to 53, blk 1, Concho, 6O, ." l, 3. 100. " 8 to l3. !" 40, imp 620. Ter prop S590, tax 354 O5 less part pay menl 3OO, pen and costs 6 20, total $6o 25 Candelaria Domingo, Concho
 N hi of nv qr & SC qr of nv ar & ne qr of sw qr of Sec 3l, twp 10 n, rge p e, I60 acres, 200, imp %, lot A, blk 4 Con- cho 70, imp 2O, per prop 475, tax 26 80, pen and costs 2S5, total $29 65. Claves, Priscliano, St Johns
 Imp at Los Tuces 50, per prop 8, tax 3, pen and costs b, total $4 b. Crossen. M E, SprIngeryille.
 $ Inf of sw pr of sec 2, twp n, rge 3l @, 80 acres, loo, imp %, tax 40, pen and costs 72c, total $5 F. Christensen, Jos, St Johns . Lots l & blk 60, St Johns 50, imp 10, tax 10, pen and costs 6Oc total $2 70 Clark, Mrs E., T Clark, Agent, Gila N NJ,
 Lot 8 blk 9 Nutrioso. %, imp 200, per prop 1l2 50, tax il 80, part payment 10, pen and costs 50, total s 40. Chaves, Filomeno, St Johns
 Per prop 75, tax ? 65, pen and costs 65c, total s 30. Day, Frank, Springerville
 Nv or of sec 8, twp g n, rge 29 e, l60 acres, 320, imp 150, per pr,p B, tax 17 70. pen and costs 90, total $I9 50. Daily, Martin, Alpine
 120 acres land in sec II. twp n, rge 30 e, 300, imp l50, tax 15 75. pen and Costs 50. total $17 05. 1 Davis Chas W, St Johns
 Lots and blk 30 St Johns 50, imp l l25, per prop 90, tax 90, pen and costs | 1 50, total $ll % l Duran, Antonio, St Johns
 Se qr of SC ar, sec 22, sw or of sw or | sec 23, e Inf of ne ar of sec 27, twp II n, rge zS e, l6O acres, 200, imp 9 per prop 1 30, tax 95 pen < costs 45, total $1O 40 | Depew, Alberto, Sprngerville
 Per prop 100 tax 3 50 pen and costs 58c, total $4 IS. Davis WC. St Johns
 Lots in St Johns
 Lots Is, 20& 25. blk 20, $15. C ?. blk 69, $75. imp $350 Per prop '80, tax 28 70, pen & costs 9j.
 total $3l 65. Duran, Teofilo, s: Johns
 Imp on land 50. per prop 1940, tax g 65, pen and costs 4 50 total $74 i5. Duran, Cruz, Concho
 Imp on RR land 50 per prop 35, tax ,, pen and costs 15, .otal $4 l5. Damon 4 C. Ft Defiance
 Imp at Ft Defiance POO, per prop 1SO ax Is 30, pen and costs 67. total $l4 97
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

Ortiz, Anatacio, Springerville
 Lot in Springerville p, imp 9, per prop 50, tax 3 90, pen and costs 13
 tot al S4 co Ortega, Desiderio, Concho
 40acres land at Concho 100. imp 25. Lots IL and 15 blk Concho 30. imp 100. pei prop 251O, tax 97 50, pen and costs $ 50, total $104.00 Ortega, David Concho
 8acres land at Concho 90. Lot 7 blk Concho To- per prop 560 tax 21 70, pen and costs ? 50, total s24 30. Ortega, Leandro. Concho
 NV or of sw qr of sec 8. twp F n, rge 26 e. 50, imp 10, 160 acres at Miner Lot A blk1 Concho, 10. .'2 ss 35, imp 15 Lots lOI1 & I2 blk 2 25, [" 25 per prop 2824, tax III s, pen and costs 8 @. total $120 45, Ortega, Antonio Jose. Ccrcho
 Lots 2 3467Gs blk Concho, 70, imp 50, lots l &c blk 3. Concho, %. imp no. per prop 132, tax 13 90, pen x costs 220. total $16 10
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

nEcULlAR in combination, pro-
 portion and preparation ofingredi- ents, Hood Sarsaparilla possesses great curative value. You should TRY IT.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

Padilla, Jose, Vernon
 Imp at Mineral 200. per prop S5, tax 10, pen and costs 90, total S11 50 Padllla, Cashmere, Vernon
 NE or of sec 14. twp 10 n. rge 9 Q. i60 acres 200, imp 50 imp $ of Vernon 30. per prop l52, tax b 10, pen and costs 2 p. total $l7 35. PeraIta, Patricio, Concho
 Imp on RR land 100. per prop iS5. tax % 50, pen and costs 2. total s22 50.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

Garcia, Manuel, St Johns
 Imp on ranch 100. per prop 22 50, tax 430, pen and costs 9, total $5 52. Garcia, Gabriel, St. Johns
 Lot blk 70 St Johns 9, imp 40. imp at New Town 9, per prop 10, tax 3 50. pen and costs 63. total $5 Is Garcia, Guadalupe, St Johns
 Lot blk 70 St Johns 25. imp 90, per prop 25, tax 95, penalty and costs l 25
 total $6 20. Gonzales, Perforio, St Johns
 Per prop 40, tax 40, pen and cos s 51c, total $1 97 Gonzales, Andres, St Johns
 Imp at iGl Tule 50. per prop 76, tax 40, pen and costs p, total $5 62. Griego Jose M, St Johns
 Imp at Las Tuces 50, per prop 9 tax 65, pen and costs 13, total s 78 Greenwood. Adam. pringervile l9 acres in Eagerville $ll4 per prop l5O. tax Is. pen and costs ? 40.
 total $20 40. Garcia, Erminio, St Johns
 Imp near St Johns 20, per prop 55, tax 70, pen and costs 20. total $4 90. Gonzales, AmhrocIo, St Johns
 Imp at New Town 30, per prop %, tax e5, pen and costs 10, total s 05
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07
Unknown Owners.
Vigil. Roman, St Johns

Vigil, Roman, St Johns
 Imp at New Town l5, per pro l5, tax 10, pen and costs 05, total g. 15 Vigil. Severe NJ. Socorro, N NJ,
 NV ar of ne ar ne or of nv ar 6 n hf of SC ar of nv ar & n Inf of sw qr of n ar of sec Z. twp Sn, rge 29 @. 120 acres 36O, imp 40, tax l4 penalty costs l 20.
 total $I5 20.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

Marble H l., Concho
 55 acres land in sec 9, twp 10 n, rge 29 e, 237 30. imp 150, imp at Concho 50, per prop 160, tax 20 90, pen and costs 2 50, total s23 40. Mereno. Miterio, St Johns
 Lots l3 & l4 X " or sw or of sec 2. twp l2 II, rge 2S e, 160 acres, 200 imp 100, per prop l45, tax l5 50 pen & costs D,
 total $17 35. Martin, James, Nutrioso
 per prop 40, tax 40, pen and costs SIC, total $1 37. Martin 4 c, Nutrioso
 Imp at Nutrioso and Alpine l5, per prop 70, tax %, pen and costs l 15.
 total $4 15 Maxwell A, Nutrioso
 Per prop 55, tax l 95, pen and costs 60c. Total $255 Morrison L & Sons, Springervile, E Inf of ne ar. sw qr of ne or & nv or of SC ar of sec 21, twp n, rge 31 e, 1GO acres, 200, imp 100. SEE ar of nv qr, sw ar of ne ar. ne ar of sw qr G nv qr of se qr of sec p, twp n, rge 31 e, 160 acres, 200, imp l00, per prop 1885, tax 67 75. pen and costs 90. total $72 65. Martinez, Eyaristo & Co. Concho Lot 23 blk l Conoho 30. imp 50, per prop 1870, tax 51 D. pen and costs 36O
 total $55 B |
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07
Jaramlllo Jose NJ. St Johns

JaramlIIo Jose M, St Johns
 Imp near St Johns 9. per prop 8, tax 90, pen and costs 20. total $o 10. JaramiIlo, Jose, 1t Johns
 Imp at Las Tuces 9. per prop l5. tax l 45, pen and costs 07, total $2 g. James " F, St Johns
 Lot 19 blk 20, 2 50, lot 26 blk 27, 5. tax 25c, pen and costs O, total $l 30.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

Nuanes, Alejo, St Johns
 Imp at New Town %. per prop no, tax D pen and costs 25. total $6 %. Nicoll Alex ST St Johns
 i60 acres 200, imp 100. acres in sec p, twp 13 n rge 28 e. 40. Lot 4 blk F, St Johns. 50, imp 30. per prop l6o. tax 57 10, pen and costs A. 35. total $41 45. Nicoll, Alex jr. StJGhns
 5acres in sec 9. twp 13 n, rge 29 e. 40 Lot blk 36 III St Johns, 50 imp 75 |" 3&4 Is C. 1O0 imp 150. per prop S5, tax 17 55, pen and costs S8
 total $20 4S Nuanes, Olojio, St Johns
 20 acres in sec p, twp Is n, rge 28 e 100. imp b, per prop 75, tax 6 70, pen & costs 35 total $8 05 Nelson F w. Holbrook
 N Inf of SC or &1 ne or of sw ar of sec 3, and nv qr of sw or of sec 4, twp II. rge 29 e. 160 acres $200, imp p, SC ar of nv or & Inf of ne ar of sec 9 and sw or of n " ar of sec 10. twp 7n, rge 29e. 160 acres POO imp 100, per prop 537 50, tax g 20. part payment s, pen and costs ? 90.
 total $32 10
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

Kempe I, Concho
 Improvements in Concho $1210, per prop $1633, tax $99 l5, penalty and costs S6 UO, total $105 15 Knowles & Crosby, St Johns
 Nv qrof sec 30, twp 14n, rge g e, 320, tax II 20, pen and costs l To-
 total SIP 30 Kentucky Land & Cattle Go.
 5 Inf of sw qr of sec 34, twp r n, rge 3O e, 30 ocres 100 Imp 200 NE or of SC ar of sec 34, twp F n, rye 30 e, 40 acres, 90, imp 25. E Inf of nv or & sw or of nv ar x nv qr of sw ar of sec 34, twp r II, rge 30 e, 200, imp 9, per prop 1870, tax on real estate 2l. on personal property AIS 30, pen & costs 24, total s463 95 Keystone Land & Cattle Co
 D head cattle branded HILL on left side 562 90, tax Is 70, pen and costs l 50
 total $21 20.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

McCarroll J F, Navajo
 sw ar of sec 4. twp 20 n, rge ? e. 16O acres $2O0, imp $50. imp at Taylor Sprs 50, per prop 991, tax AS 70, less part pay ment "A, pen and costs 2 75 total $27 45 McGrath Jas, Vernon
 E Inf of nv qr, nv qr of nv br of sec and sw ar sw ar of sec 6. twp n, rge 26 e, 17i, 36 acres, $2l4 S2 imp 100, tax II pen and costs 05 total SIP 05.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

Lopez, Benigno Concho
 Lot blk Concho 10, imp 250, per prop ll5, tax l3 l5, pen and costs 65,
 total $l4 80. Lytle w P, Springerville
 Imp at Eagerville 150, per prop 172, tax II 70, pen and costs 50, total SIP S5 Lee J w jr, Nutrioso
 Lot 3 X blk II Nutrioso 9, imp 65, per prop 103. tax 75, pen and costs 35
 total $S 10. Lun !, " W, Nutrioso
 NV ar of ne ar, Inf & sw pr of nv qr of Sec 29, twp : n, rge 30 e. l6O acres 430, Lot l X ? blk :, Nutrioso 35, imp l50, per prop 355, tax 34, less part pay ment Is 6S, pen and costs 3S,
 total $19 70. Lncero, Santa Rosa, St Johns
 Imp at New Town 9, per prop5, tax 10, pen and costs 05, total g I5. Luna, Sol Los Lunas, N NJ.
 SEE ar x Sc ar of sec 26. twp 10 n, rge p e, POO acres S250, imp 25, tax 65, pen and costs l, total $10 65
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-10-24
Mfmfcing an Anarchist,

+. {. Crow, candidate for Attorney
General on the Democratic-Popul
ticket, spoke at the court house in this
city Tuesday night. Mr.. Grow is a
red-hot speaker. He is one of the
back number kind. He speaks in the
Fourth of July spread eagle style.
he does not attempt to use argument.
He yells like a Camanche Ipdian. He
talks about the rich and the poor in
regular Hay Market style.
In his speech here Mr. Grow jumped
on to the banks and bankers. He
pictured the bankers a. the grandest
rascats in the universe He said. in
substance, that the lunker WAS tbs.
enemy of the poor maE-thatthe bank
er Has the instigate; of the har I'd
tlmes--that the banker was a monst.r
menopolist-a great sinner-a souiIeas
wretch and a dangerous man. Ills
Whole speech was The harangue of a
boomerang No Argument. no sense.
MIR. Crow isa candidate for At7annev
General of Missouri. He is BAmo-
erat and he is d Populist. He wants
u n office and of course he talks like
his party talks. He wants to array
class against ,clrss. His auank on
bankers is for thu purpose of creating
prejudice He wants TO excite t1ea poor
man-waHts him to believe that the
banker is a beld bad man. when he
knows he is not telling the truth. The
Intelligent v0terwill not rus h tGt.lle polls
on November I'd to vote for Ealsifiers
like this Jim Crow candidate. for At
torney General
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-10-24
Hon. Cyrus T.. WaIbridgc.

Cyrus =. Walbridge Mayor of the
"ira; city OF -. Louis. and Congress
man Bartholdt addressed the people
OF this city Al the court house Thurs
day night. The big court house was
packed with people. Republicans and
Democrats. and the speakers were
listened 70 with profund interest.
Mayor WaIbridge was the first
Speaker. His speech was 4 plain bust
ness talk from practical business
man. He said nothing to offend any
one and his remarks went home with
the audience. He made no attempt al
oratory but talked business and told
cold facts from beginning to ending.
His address was we'll received and
greatly appreciated.
Congressman BarthOldt followed
Mayor Walbridge His address was
principally confined 10 the money
question and he proved himself to be
we'll posted on that question.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-10-24
THE Big FAIR.
1t Was a Grand Sue
cess,
More Exhibitors and Finer Ex-
hfbits than was Ever Before on
the Grounds.

The thirty-tirst annual Fair of the
Southeastern District Agricultural
Society held here last week was the
grandest Fair we have hsd for more
than ten gears. Exhibitors were there
from all over the country. The ex-
hibits were numerous and fine in all
departments. The stock the poultry.
the products of the farm and garden
were fine and the fight for the premiums
was hcaly contestedin alldepartments
In the horse department the entries.
with the exception of race horses.
were fsllly up to former years and
some splendid horses were shown.
The oew and the beef cattle show was
better than ever before. and it showed
that farmers are taking greater pains
and more interest ir their stock than
they used to. The show in the little
ring this year Was interesting every
day and the amphGheater was crowd
ed Thile every exhibition of stock uas
going on.
The exhibit of poultry was woe'da
beater. Such show of turkeys
chickens and reese was never beftere
attempted in S0Usheast Missouri
In the Floral Hall the exhibit ras
the, grandest our Fair ever had There
wae the work of tie farmer, The garden
er- the housewife and the maid mad
ths"e was everything that eyes eeuld
wish to see. Mrs. DR.. Peters he'd
charge of the FLrral Hall and she had
everything arranged so that it showed
uF- to best advantage.
The officers Gf the Fair Association
never did more effective work than
thav did this .y<Er TO make the Fair a
sEecess and lh>..v deserve much p,;aise
f9r their uhtiR,i2g energy. Col 'Thi-
leIius spent hiS time and his money
to have a big Fair and his work Was
effective, for wr.surcly had big E.air
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-10-24
Not for silver,

Mr.. Charles Francis A6rms has
been extensively reported to be a sill
yer man. bE1 sets himself eight in a
letter 70 theEansas City star" from
which the following are ey..ats:
"Everywhere that have been during
the last year-andI have hean all over.
The NORTH have seen plainly the
signs OF healthy recuperatsan. and no.
where have I seen them rRGne plainly
than in the great mining "egions. |
have seen those signs in the increased
economies Eracticed. in more diversi-
fed crops. in new deveLQsments. in
eaPertraEfpo andin mechani-
cal appliances and scientific processes
hitherto unh@ard of. If tbe politicians
would only leave these n2tl-ral forces
alone TO &'Gi'k out the temedy. the
remedy woVid. | am confiIlant. be with
us. and BEE with Us for a tea-year stay.
within a t-ae'vemonth. BaT it will not
come so long as reviving confidence
is shattered by this incesSant citation
in favor of L resortto quaais no ostrums.
Under existing circumstances.
therefore. ."egard the free and un-
limited coinage of silver proposition
not as the merely harmful nostrum of
a quack. bTs rather as TIRE deadly
draught of J poisoner. Ia my judy
ment. if resoEaed to at this time. it will
bring on the country calan,ities of a
business andEnancial. .andcensequent-
ly of a political. nature The end of
which |. for one. could no> hope to
live to see.