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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
II. A. McCurdy, AuctlOneer
By Harrison & CO..
pe-I Tstate Agents and Auctionecrs.
No. II north Eleventh street

m R1JsTEEs' AUCTION SALE
OF THE.
DESIRABLE TWO-STOh1 BklCk DE-
TACHED DWELLING. no. @lJ
WEST LEIGH STREET
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In execution % the provisions OF a Ger
tain deed OF trust. dated Wth july Io9D,
and recorded in Deadlock JOS "a paEe
1fg TO the undersigned, default haNlu6
been made in the payment or the oolsh-
lion secured by said trust deed. ana beinE
90 directed by the Board OF directors or
The Mutual Investment Association, VIII
offer Tor sale upon the premises, IN the
order named. on $500. ..-, e.r,r,,,
THI-RSDAY. THE 23D DAY OF SEPT.
1897. az 3 o'clock i. M...-.
that DETACHED FRAME DWEblslNP'
40. 502. described above. now in me &C.
cunancv OF John A. Fund. The iOI ms
n front OF 90 feet and inches. and runs
hack ON the east line % feet. and on us
western line 0G feet 10 ten-foot aHey,
il the above mentioned real estate Fhonld
he insufficient 20 pay of tho debt secure d.
fhon we win offer for sale imm nIittely
thereafter. the VACANT LOT M the cor
rer Of Roane and Cabeil streets, running
on Roane street. thirty-nine feet, ana rum
Ming back fifty feet An OF this property
will nay well as an investment ma can
be greatly improved al a small cost
TERMS. Cash as 10 cost or cNtculhs
4nis trust an delinquent taxes, n any.
and sufficient 20 pay the sum OF 800 and
interest thereon from February -. lH'i
valance at one year. for negotiable note.
interest added and secured by trust
deed. ,,,,rr,,-
JOHN HUNTER, JR
n. A. McCurdy. Auci0neer.
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II 0 LET
u OR RENT.

A most desirable Grace Street residence.
no. S17 west Grace street. detached house.
ten rooms in good order.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
sop1q-1t
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A GRAND ITALIAN JUBILEE.

GRAND PICNIC
~ BLANDON PARK. by the Prince or
1877. Admission Is cents. ladies. free.
Commence at II A. ~ Dancing. Ten
Pins. etc. Committee of Arrangements
G. +. Ciucd. b. Francione. A. Nardl. All
Italian Colony are cordially Invited 70 at
tend. No improper character allowed on
the grounds. scpl9-lt
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED-Males.
~~~~>-~s~>>>s~-~>~>y,~.>-( $4,000, = -
WANTED. PERMANENT SITUATION
w By competent. experienced DRUG
GIST. registered. Sober and industrious.
WIZ 80 anywhere, small town preferred.
/ Good reference. Address DRUGGIST,
Carrier 4. Danville. Va. selo-t
Wy ANTED-WORK REMAINING MAT
w TRASSES. Have the hair picked.
and I will come 90 your house and make
up m7ttrass in best manner Tor SL9Q
Otherwise $3.50. Il. T. CRENSHAW, 200
east Clay street sepls-lt
WANTED. by young man with expert
ence a situation IS clerk 10 drug or
dry-goOds store, or some ONCE can
furnish best Of references. AQQI'ss IS,
Long Creek, Louisa county, Va
sepl9-lt'
WANTED work Of any kind by q boy j
years old. willing 20 work Tor small
wages with chance OF Advancement
Address s. IL. j.. li06 Chaiiin street.
WANTED n young man wants work OF
any kind. Good references i. o..
care of Times Office.
WANTED. a position with some good
house bv o. young man PIP years oid b
experienced in bookkeeping collect
ing. cierNng shipping etc. First-class
RECOMMENDATIONS. Address Box 3, east
Richmond Va.
A YOUNG man with fair education good
address ana city references. desires d
position IN which he can build him-
self mp. Address !. r. r.. care Times.
WANTED hv a young man. n position as
stonogrlnher Pest city references.
Address b.. 100 west Clay street.
HrLr WANTED MaIc.
w ANTED. THIRTY COLORED COAL
MINERS t. zoo t0 OHIO. NeW mines
no strike, good wages. eisnt-IeDi vein ~
soft coal TRAVELLING expenses advanced
Apply TO CHAS. ID. SMITH d. CO.. Labor
Exchange 1929 east Franklin street. lueh-
mond. Va. solN-li
NJ ANTED IS MEN AT FROM SIP PER
" month t0 81 per day. D. Cooks ilr
Baltimore. Cooks for New York. Ne" Jer-
scy ans other Northern states and clNDs.
and Cooks. House Girls and Walters tor
This and other states 1ao -il-s and one
Boy for New York. w. VI MAt-IIN ~
CO.. 1922 east Franklin street. ltlc1 'ni'
w ANTED. BUSINESS MAN FOR
w permanent position. pays $500 hrst
year. Address Box -4. Richmond, ga.
sepl9-su.t u,wed-ot
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II OR GOEEkNMtNI etttN IDt-
i 500 appointments made last year.
Chances never better than noW Orb secure
positions Hundreds whom we prepare
have been appointed. Examinations soon
I'm Richmond. Particulars as to date. ell-
aries etc.. and beautiful v.eUs N M1
lreton civ free. Write to-day NATION
AL RESPONDENTS INcIIIlI d.
Department c.. s. T.. Washington. ID. C..
saDfq-fts
" think ~ some simple thire 20 rotcrt7
Protect Your ideas. tnoy may bring -0l
wealth. Write JOHN NEDDtHh. i-N
e. co.. Department Patent Ai..i''
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the undersigned have formed "A CO.
partnership for the general practice OF the
law. with Offices at No. 1902 east Main
street, and they will hereafter transact
all business under the firm names OF
DAWSON & SEATON.
MARION L. DAWSON.
EMMETT SEATON.
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WANTED n position as cook or general
house work bv "a widow fwhite) Ad-
dress X. Y. care Of Times.
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WANTED position 10y mother and daueh-
ter (White) Mother as cook. and
daughter 10 assist in Homework Mrs.
B.. care Times.
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containing eight rooms with bath. Good
stable and In nice order Immediate pos
sc10
FOR RENT. On
FRANKLIN-sTRZET DWELL Lii
ING First class and convenient neigh
! borhood. Just the place for n large fami-
| IT, Convenient 10 business and churches
Ten rooms; modern improvements; de-
| tachcd kitchen and servants rooms.
RO. IT, GILLIAN e co.
se19-ft 903 east Main street
FoR RENT. IN
That centrally located and desra- ELI
! bic BRICK DWELLING No. pa EAST
MAIN STREET. now being put I'm nice
order. Ten rooms modern improvements
no. II. GILLIAN & co.
se10-1t 903 east Main street
FoR RENT On
That DESIRABLE HOME. 1921 EIi
| WEST GRACE STREET. brick: ten
rooms: modern improvements. Large lot.
\ with good stable on rear. Location very
desirable.
RO. IT. GILLIAN g. co.
sel0-1t 903 east Main street.
FOR RENT -
| I
121 south FIFTH street. rooms
300 south Third street; desirable fat.
G rooms and private hath.
BOSWELL & HARTMAN.
New Phone III sei0-1t
| + OR RENT ~
2o2 SOUTH THIRD STREET. con Iii
tanning y rooms, and win be put I'm nice
/ order
POLLARD & BAGBY.
selV-lt NO. north Eleventh street
L OR RENT.
Residences. Per Annum.
200 S Third ST.: u rooms...........S55O
so w. Clay St; 8 rOoms............. 2i0
322 n. 9th ST.; z rooms.............. $50
1918 n. 23d st. QairmonO 2 rooms. $50
| POLLARD & BAGBY.
sep19-1t No. N Eleventh St.
= OR RENT.
That VERY DESIRABLE and CEN
/ TRALIY LOCATED DWELLING No.
| G03 north Tenth street; he's all modern
! cOnvcnionces. for particulars. etc, apply
at the above number sepl9-lt
r oLET.
We have a few dwellings on east Broad
| street. now and modern. II You are look
ing for a home call and get the KEYS.
| sep19-1t no. n. Tenth street.
II OR RENT. '
! FIVE VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS
with use OF BATH etc. Terms moderate
| References exchanged. Apply az No. COO
| east Leigh street. sepl9-lt'
L OR RENT.
A most desirable Grace Street residence.
| No S17 west Grace street. detached house.
/ ten rooms en- good order
j. THOMPSON BROWN e. co.
| sepi9-1t
u ARM WANTED-TO LEASE FOR
| j three 10 five years: - 10 Inn acres
| good land near city. w. ~. HOOD co.
| seDl9-su.tu
II OR RENT.
A VERY DESIRABLE THIRD-ST0RY
FRONT ROOM furnished or unfurnished.
and also basement Office. suitable FOR q
physician. Apply 10 No 800 east Grace
street. sepI'-5t
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ID OOK-KEEPER. sTENoGRAPHI..Fi
Is and General Office Man wanted.
Small salary To- begin with address noN
so. Newport News, Va. seplo-th'sa''SU
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II OR GOVERNMENT sERNICE-
i 500 appointments made last year.
Chances never better than now to secure
positions Hundreds whom wo prepare
have been appointed Examinations soon
in Richmond Particulars as FOB d3'. '-
aries etc. and beautiful views of wa rl-
lueton CITY free Write to-day. NATION
AL CORPESpONDENCE INSTITUTE.
Department c.. 8. T.. Washington. ID. c..
seBl3-lt'
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S98df. $5,OOO,OOO
SHARES. ST EACH.
THE PRODUCTION q aoLD.

Plan unique. with better prospects than
any company undertaking the develop
ment Of new gold fields. and
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mrLr wANTEn wall.

AZ ANTED IS MEN AT FROM Si2 PER
W month tO 81 per day. d Cooks Tor
Baltimore. Cooks for New York. New Jcr-
soy ans other Nccthern states and cities.
and Cooks. House Girls and WtIters ior
this ana other states and cities and ONE
Boy for New York. W. 81 MARTIN a.
CO.. 1922 east Franklin street. Ric1.1 1ni.
Va. se1ls-l-
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vANTTD-teacher-a gentleman fo
private school OF cniI.i,
Frglleh. Mathematics 20 arm. '.n
verient location. pleasant home. Aa.
dress M once with iowo. terms ana
reforencoe. a. T BRADY. Towards
vlUo. Alhomarle county. va
v1-,N--rrD ot los south Third street.
mo, IN dfg mo ward and sow er7
seed. some one accustomed 90 such
work
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-17
BE MORE EXPLICIT,

Hon, Daniel W, Jones, governor
Of Arkansas, by hW fearless adyoca.
ey Of the rights Of the people, has
become a character Of national im-
portanec, and Is frequently men-
toned rs the probable candidate
for yicespresldent on the Democrat
it ticket at the next election,
! Arkansas Gazette
II you can, please state what pa
per has ever mentioned Dan Jones
as a probable possibility for a place
on the national ticket, Ills eXaIt-
ed hIghbess has not the time tc
run for thlso0ltc-.hls handsarc now
rulllnpardouIng hH friends friend,
out Of the ponItentIary and boost
Ing for the Bush railroad building
scheme, No, Dan has a better
thing In bis present position than
to play the tail for a presidential
kite In q game that there Ia no Ger.
tainty Of makIng landing,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-17
THAT BALL GAME.
The West Side Fire Boys Were too
Much for the East Side Laddies
The Score IA to GIN Favor of
the Mavericks.

The two fire companies again
crossed bats yesterday in a game
of ball at the park
There was a small crowd Of stags
out to see the game, and those who
were there were born rooters and
did root for theirfayorite side,
1t was noticible that the West
Side fire company bad the crowd
with them from start to finish, ow-
ing perhaps to the fact that there
was a preponderance of Texans in
the grand stand, and a man who
would not "holIer" for his own side
Of the line, especially In a ball
game Is not filed as full Of the
composition patriotism as he
should be to witness a game Of BAH,
Bragg Williams occupied the box
for The West Side through the en-
| tire game, while the East Side
changed pitchers two or three
times,
There were several good plays
made and dozens Of rotten ones,
Twice the Texas side and the East
Side in this regard kept up with
them The East Side played good
inGeld game, but their batting and
outGelding patook strongly Of
ham-lat playing,
The West Side out classcd them
badly IN players and should have
made twice the number Of runs
they did with the "soGt snap they
had to play against, The game
was enjoyed hugely by those who
were out
This afternoon the companies
win again play and they hope to
have larger attendance than yes.
terdaN
The price Of admission will be
ten cents for gentlemen, ladies free,
Let everyone 90 who can leave
| his business and onioy a real lively
game
Tomorrow the last game Of the
season will be played between the
two companies
Sam Soliusky will positively make
h8 last appearance today lie
plays under the name of Rocky"
win Mccartney will head q gang
this afternoon to help pull the East
Side company through,
George Hoffman will play third
base for the East Side company
George Is a mascot they tell us
There will be some good players
In thegdme thsaltcrnoon Gomd
enjoy the game,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-17
IT MUST BE HUMILIATING,
Our Base Ball Club Let Themselves
Down at Fort Smith
Yesterday,

The Fort Smith team heretofore
playing poor ball, has strengthened
itself and will heBcelorth do some
good playing as Is evidenced by the
shutting OUT Of our team In yes
terday's game,
1t must have been very humiliat
ing to Manager Stmddeld to send
a message home, telling Of a com
plete "shut OUT for our club, We
hope todays game viii be a com
pete victory for our club,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-17
Last Evening at tho Park.

The park BatatorIum was Visited
by several different parties last
night aud no conflict occurred, ~
the park is large enough to aes
tomm0date any number who may
wish to spend the time there or
take an evening of, turning II into
pleasure, Mr.. i, W. Harris gave
the grown up young people a troll
ley party to the park serving lunch
on the stage at the park theatre,
There were several other localities
Of the city represented by bathing
parties and those who had come 90
look ON and enjoy the enjoyment
Others were having IN the water
The band, as usual, made dreamy
waltz music, but We saw no one
dancing and must believe dancing
ID going out Of date In .roSarbaua
~ a public amusement, as we have
noticed Of late very few engaging
ia the whHl at public gatherings,
Tao car service up TO 10 0'eloek
wab good, after lbIa hour We know
not We heard several complaints
about the ears getting on the track
aud we remind Mrt Whitley again
TO get out his repair outfit ahdgiye
the road a thorough repairing from
end TO end, People do not like 10
ride when they are In fear OF being
dumped Al any minute on the side
Of the road, from a ear on the
track
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-17
GHOST PARTY

Last night was great night for
the young people Of our eity-lor
those who were fortunate enough
to sit In the charming circle that
formed at Spring Lake Park un'
der the patronage Of Mr. aud Mrs.
~, w. llarrjss, Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Hoffman, 'ehaporeuea
There were two street ears char
tered aud both used In carrying the
guests to the park Those who
lent their presence to the occasion
were Misses Little, OF Little Rock
Tyler Smoote, CoSe Keller Maud
seyIer Florence and Louise For
shee Mary Webber Maud aud
Kathleen Taylor Helen Surea, An'
ME and MWtlo Turner Marguerite
'ODonnell and MIa Deaglei Mesars
%, H. Kane, Adam and Henry Of
tehhauser Oscar Turner win Fer
gusoh, A, W, Strugg8, W, +, kir
by, Emmett Goss, John Richardson,
Randall Moore Willie Wilson, Cllr
entr Taylor and Dm, Dupree, Will
IIams and Clements, After promea
nadiHg around the pool and listen
ing TO the band, the party repaired
TO the summer theatre, aud seats
ling themselves In a circle, It was
announced that each one present
should tell a ghost story the one
telling the best story TO be awarded
a cut glass vase prize The lights
were then turned down and many
ghost stories rreled OH After all
had told their olIttIe story the
prize was awarded Miss Louise For
ahte, The lights were then turned
up and supper spread, aud after all
had satisfied their OppolIloa the
cars we're taken and a ride back loI
the city was the order Allpresent
ehioyel the evening hugely and
voted Mr.. and Mrs, j. W. llarflss
and Mr. aud Mrs. Otto Hoffman
charming chaperonc8
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-17

The rich, the poor the high, the
low, all read the 'fbSAakANlAN, bee
cause ID prints the local news, IL re-.
liable and out spoken IN all matters
of public moment Subscribe for it
and keep posted advertise ih II
aud reap q rich harvest Of business,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-17

our local hunters lett yesterday
with a pack Of hounds for the bots
toms 10 kill deer Wd recognized
Hugh Grafton tueIW Adams, w.
u. Yarbrough, 0ol Henry Moore
and Judge john Edwards In the
crown, Az there are several 'baad
Gye biths" with Che winchester ia
the patty there viii ba several
deer brought IN after lbo hunt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-17

ouis HeiIbron'.
Lou'0 The Leader
zine Watch RopalreF'
,oountlng specially nlo-
5:.. $:5:.:. :S:5 ::5: :. :s'%H 3 '.%:::5 f' . l good.
c2@Bai'Ts 2,5a 'TsI5H 5'''' guarantee.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-05-08
TUESDAY.

Died in this city Tuesday morning.
Nav It'll. 1897. Meta Ningerter.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. Nia@er-
ter, aged ) years, g months and Is
days. Mela was Il bright promising
little girl-the pet of the happy little
home. and her death j. Il 4 scii"' X
to her fond and loving parent".
The boys went out last night and
serenaded Henry HUM. Jr.. in noa"r
of his wooden wedding.
..BoyswiIl be boys. but yoa can t
afford to lose any OF them. BE ready
for the green apple season by having
DeWitt's Collie and Cholera Cure II
the house. For sale by ). Maple VII
son. Druggist.
Mr.. Kinder. the e~ntarprising mer-
chant at Whitewater. was in t"-Gay
and ncught a nice bill of goods from
d. 4. Glenn.
Fritz Luckman of Puxico is In the
city.
DR.. \. p. Sawyer:-Dear doctor L
have used and sold your Family Cure
with excellent resoults. 1t cured me
of the rheumatism and | now am ~
wears old and have not an ache or
pain. MRS. +. a hhoAp
Sold at J. Maple Wilson's drug store.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-05-08
The river is still falling and farmers

The river is still falling and farners
in the bottoms are naPpy.
the creeks are tI.ll of fish this year:
ishermra say the :ish vent out of the
river into the creeks during the high
water and we're left there.
Many farmers in this section OF
country are zone planting corr.
Mai. J. Il. Dennis has brought suit
in the Circuit Court against Maj Bed
ford, Drs. \. W. Hunt and r. ].
Jackson of Bloomfield, for twenty
thousand dollars damages il favor OF
Mrs. Grisson OF this city.
Mr.. WEI Skillman. Buras, Ky. had
sore eyes for years. he trlcd many
GuctOrs and remedies and always TAIL
ed to "et relief until n lrieu ouiher-
LANDS Eagle Eye Salve which cured
him inside of one week.
We could answer thr grocer Eler-
chants Qu,s'iurs "hIch appear else
wh"Ie il to-Ga. : paper hai E: wou!a
lc much bette FOR Some uicrchan,
or business man 30 answer them.
Why seaG away from home for
;nia.s NJ can -c; from our nome Pco-
/ pie: We LecG All the monc! VT nave.
Gus uayC"rk who WIS iurl % lie
Railroad nvar ~rieenort yesterday
viii he hruuGht ii GA ihe ra>sc.4er
train to-siZA..
VI. i. Smith OF F'arrnin=tun Is at
tending Circuit Iouti al Jackson this
week.
Dr. 3lnmcI e. returned lone IRON
r~redeHrk;uwA yesterday where he had
becu attending he Meeting OF tie
Southeast Missouri Medical Associa-
ton.
The City CUuLcii j. CONSIDERING the
u.-:-l"g ri Il street SprIgG sJfCyi
IL M .aIlruau hc%T LgIInings saw
mai. III. street VA cost considerable
,ua..r, pa, a. ".li y. " great cOnven'
.cpcr - ,ause gvPie wno rrsi"r i:
that par. u III. rI;y knU"u as lit
| GiHuIr$-i!"n'..I -..a,,.oG.
The Bap!lsis ha,r leen holding i
Successful revival EIrrtIu- Ill his city
for hr..:iy t%u w,ehs II ,'ery meet
Ing tie little church ba!idIug has beer
taxe,, 10 lis .La capacity 10 accom-
mouapr thu people who turn out tC
hear the little preacher from Louis
vile.
The present tcr,m of Circuit Court
at jackson has been :. busy term
| The lawyers were all ready witt theil
cases and lots of business was dis
sposed of.
The machinery for the BIZ ice plan
at the Care Brewery & Ice Company
plant will all be here mex. week and
will be set up and put il running
order by the first Of June.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-05-08

Anton Haas, Sr., has purchased the
Stubenrauch saloon up on Good
Hope street.
The steamer Idlewild, down this
morning, had a good trip.
August Shivelbine and Henry Mey-
stedtwent QUITO Jackson this morning.
If yon are bilious, try DR.. sawyer
Little Wide Awake Pills. you will find
them just what you want. Try a free
sample. They do not grippe. Sold at
NJ. Maple Wilson's drug store.
Edward S. Lilly has been confined
to his bed several days.
Stein Brothers are paying ninety
two cents for Wheat to-day. That
is clipping the dollar mark pretty
closely.
An eye for an eye and a tooth for a
tooth, is the old Mosaic doctrine. but
the doctors of to-day save the eye
sight by applying ~Sutherland's Eagle
Eye Salve. 1t ure all forms of sore
eyes and granulated lids. 1t strength
ems weak eyes.
Matthias Doll got the contract to
build the new house for DR.. Harris
on Themis street.
The river is falling at st. Louis and
the Missouri and upper Mississippi
are also falling.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-05-08

This is a bonanza week for the
Jackson saloons. The Democrats are
a great people to attend court.
John Brasfeld. the young colored
man who broke into n. c. Frissell's
residence a few months ago had a
trial in the Circuit Court yesterday
and the jury gave him three years in
the pe%nitentiary.
The steamer Belle Memphis carries
eXcGrsiouists from St. Louis to Mem
phis and return for eight dollars.
We have too many people in this
city who are trying to live easy-too
many who want to live without work
ing for their living.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-05-08
Mrs. John NJ. MCLEAN Dead.

The news of the death of Mrs. John
NJ. MCLEAN was sad news to many
people in Cape G~irardeau. Mrs. Nc
Clean was raised in this city and she
was known to many OF our people.
Her death occurred in St. Louis last
Saturday. Mrs. MCLEAN was a lady
Of ability. She was educated at st.
Vinc.Ht's Convent in this city, and
for several years after she left school
she spent her time in writing. She
contributed many interesting novels
to the magazines.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-05-08
FRIDAY.

We learn that Judge Riley will hold
an adjourned term of Circuit Court
some time in June 70 hear and pass
on the railroad claims.
Mat Jungers brought the first straw
berries to tie market this season this
week.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-05-08
Have You kidney Trouble.

A soc. trial bottle of Foley's Kidney
Cure will prevent serious results from
this usually fatal disease. w. 81.
Coerver. Druggist.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-05-08

..e.I...snIms uncalled Tor in the posi- Office OF
Cape Glrartieuu, county OF Cape Girardeau,
STATE OF Missouri. iUl line week ending
Say art, I>s1
brown. Mrs sarah BrOthertUn. Hugh :
Confer, uI EMIng . v
Preach. Mrs Minnie Eirdley, Miss Dora
johnson. LinOaeus Lawson, Mrs Ahnle
Louis, Mrs Matte Masse! Lee
Mention, smith Night, Mrs Alma
Sanders, sol simpson,. } W
Tiylor, RUDE Woods, Mis- Ma-lit
Will PLEASE -: Advertised. giving dalr u
The list. i; not cari'-I ior ~Itni" I"O Me-As
they will b.. seat =. Rae. DrHI .."l.rT V'.cr ~
asnir..iot Cl;, W. '. L.rnGII j.. NJ.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-05-08

l~lyANTED-A good, strong girl for q family
wv OF five TALL women) in 4 suburb Of 81.
LOUIS: must understand general homework
and be q good cook. Willing to pay Sl+ per
month. This Is q good home for the right girl.
Address this office.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-05-08

NATASTED-A good house keeper who IN
Wv derstands the care of children. For
further information inquire at this ONCE.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-05-08

FOR SALE-Ata bargain, y volumes Bri-
T tanica Cyclopedia. For further informa-
ion call at this office.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-05-08
At1LEi,

nyANTED-F..sitiur, a. s:r.tUsrapler auu
w type writer. or vii: BE tAhe wr.lnS
work at horne. Apply al TIL DENrCRAr office.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-05-08

EuR SALE-A frst-class sorghum mill, com
plete with evaporators. Will sell on easy
terms or will trade for hogs, corn or a good
milch- cow. Apply at this otice-