The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-09-04

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point was so crowded with work that
he over ran his time by two weeks.
But he j. now back in his Cffi-e and
reaGy for patients who desire first
class dentistry.
The eagle. the king OF ali birds. is
noted for It's keen sight. clear and dis
tinct vision. So are those persons
vino use Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve
for weak eyes. styles. sore eyes of any
kind or graduated lids. Sold by all
dealers.
FRIDAY.
The business MAJ whoimagines that
the extension of the Cotton Belt Rail
road i going to ruin Cape Girardeau
is OF his box. Il will do nothing of
the kind. OF course We all wanted the
Cotton Belt 10 come here but it VII
not come and that settles it. and we
are not going to quit business because
it did not come here.
The Union Milling Company always
pays the highest market price for
wheat. Mr.. Emil Pott, manager of the
Union Mills is "a young business MAI
VINO is always up to date in business.
He watches closely the markets and he
gives the patrons of the Union Mills
the benefits of the market prices. See
the Union Milling Co. al elsewhere in
this paper
To cure Il chill: When the lips begin
to culver and turn blue. and before
the first chilly shivering sensation
comes on take Il full dose of DR.. Bells
Peppermint Chill Tonic. it is stimu-
lating. 1t warns the blood. Il pro-
notes the circulation Of the blood. l.;
Will prevent the chill nine times in ten.
1t is guaranteed to prevent the chill
tn times in ten If taken fou' hours
before chilli time.
The rattle snakes in the neighbor-
MOOD Of the Lost Hill Will xii about
t~wu-th:rds OF the men VINO work on the
Cotton Belt extension. Ont of one
thousand men it 4 Safe.y lie esti-
mated that seven hundred OF them will
he killed by rattle snakes before the
road Is completed.
The price Of wheat in 81. Louis to-
day is ninety-siX cents. Our mills are
paying only four cents less than St.
Louis.
The Government hands working on
the riverimprovement nine miles north
OF this city will be paid otfto-morrow.
They will visit this city about three
hundred strong Sunday. Give tie
boys a show to spend their money.
Thousands Of persons use Suthcr
lands Eagle Eye Salve who uever dIG
have sore eyes. II strengthens e tx
eyes-makrs tie vision clear ana dis
tiuct. It j. nice and ~runvenirn; 10
use. You need it. Try it.
The right Of way men are going over
the route OF the Gray's Point and Cot
ton Belt Railroad securing deeds to
the right Of way. They have with
them "a notary public who is with them
to take the Acknowledgement to the
deeds.
The >. Albert Grocer Co. has an
orCer for 1000 o bushels of wheat for
export and will pay the highest mark
ct price. Sacks furnished free. Call
on them before selling.
The City Council will meet next
Monday night in regular session.
Tom Haydock of Bloomfield is in
the city. Tom is fireman on the b. x
y. Il. t..
Six carloadSof handsfOr the Gray's
Point and Delta Railroad arrived at
Delta yesterday.
Town lots at Gray's Point will start
off AT about twenty-five dollars. In
six months from now they will 20 beg
| ging at five dollars each.
Robert Vogelsang sold three thous-
and five hundred bushels of wheat yes
terday he purchased since new wheat
was harvested. The wheat averaged
him about seventy-six cents p~erbushel.
He sold it at ninety-two cents.
Mr.. T.. +. Cannon. we are pleased
to state. is still improving and will
soon be able to be u
Farmers. call at the >. Albert
Grocer Co. before selling your wheat.
They have a large order to FIJI for ex'
port to France.
The Sons of Veterans will meet mex
Monday night. All members of thu
Post are requested to be present.
Arbor-al and Arbor-al soap for sal
by W. 81. Coerver, w. &. Haman. l
3. Miller and ". A. Trickey.