The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-09-25

l. "|N-|7 W.
ing the history Of s1ese {1d1srs, is al
ard yeunr.
The limited space eissa tie H.i<es
win not justify him ID attempting :
review OF the parad6s u utx1e41|
years; however Il may be 4elf "a f@-
raark that each succeeding year Z
witnessed q gfandeF pesan< <hau III
|~preceedtng, ana this talf pfozdz=ea ~
oetsaipe al efforts heretozoke made.
IN looking over tue trausza5lons Il
ths ancient Capaha records out his
tol1an learned that the c8cieae Of Inc
tribe Fho vas : man 81 energy and
suber-inteilect. and who. like LfHua5
Chang was DESTROYS Of obtaining ala
possible knowledge from lis neigh
boring tribes. visited the Ch<efs 81
all tribes Eitain the thea known
world. So great was his pleasure
over the success OF these fzs{<S hal
he invited ali she Chlefs who had en-
tertained him 20 ealoy q few weeks
With him IN his world reloHEed hpnf-
ing grounds.
The Invitations were ali accepted
and history records this al the only
instance in which the REPRESENTATIVES
of all tribes Of Indians4Vefe brought
together ii peace ard harmony.
This important event SO imprbssed
our artist that be conceived the idea
of represensingit inthisyears parade.
0fcourse, soma stretch Of isnaginafion.
is required 70 connect this item Of
history with the coming parade. be-
cause the will represent the rulers Of
the world to-day, instead of only the
Chiefs of tbs differe1f I1dian tribes,
as history records It. However. %
n who Is familiar with the life o.
this wonderful Indian monarch. Il q
be easily surmised that bad he }iTet
to this day the event to be pictured on
October II, would have actually oc-
Cured.
The order Of march viii Be as iol-
lows
Sons Of Veterans and capisha Mill
tary Band.
City Officers.
Grand Marshal and STAFF.
Float No. 1.-The Grand Caeique IN
his airship-Escort Indian Sasalrg-
Float No. 2-Uncie Sam resisting
other Haticns-Escort-u s. CaTal-
~.
Float No. 3-Pfes. Faufe's War
ship on which he made his recent
trip to Observation-Disclosures Cay
airy.
Float No. Queen victoria-Es-
coif-3ritish Cavalry.
Float No. EManyenrre Scene ID
Observation-Disclosures Eevairy.
Float No. G-Thc Gar OF Kuss;a--
winter scen%Escort-fersipn CaFal
ry.
Float No. emperor o. China
Escert-Chinese Paiauauies bearers.
teoat No. S-Palace Of Cuban Re-
paDiic-Eseost-Guban Cavalry.
Float No. 9-Queen LilipkaIieue--
-Escoff-Native C~annibals.
Float No. 1o-Klondyko Gold
Fields-Escort- Miners.
Il. i. cRIssoM. D. b. s.
Was born and reared in Ripley Co,
Mo. N 1890. just years age
Dr.. Grissom entered the Office d Dr.
Mis5ck, D. D. s at Doniphon. No
He remained for quite awhile With
DIR. Misick. As saesfas he WAS ready
he attended lectures at the Auer{cak
College of Dental Surgery Of Chica-
90. After completing his studios there
he was presented with q Diplonn-
Ia the fall OF 1886 and winter 1885,.
he attended the Missouri Dental and
81. Louis Medical College, which are
combined. He attended also the Uuj-
versity Collsge OF Dental Surger3 all
of ST. Louis. No. After compietin2
his studies Ia all these branches Of
Dental work be eraduasaInisb bonors
the fifth OF February 1897 received
his Diplomas and took the Gold
Medal IN 0rsl Surgery. Or. Gris
som then moved to Tape GlrafdsaQ
and entered upon a sretessfuI pracsise
of his profession Dr.. Grlssom, n
his shorf residence here, has met vita
unqualified success; his merit Was ree
oguized at once, and now be enjoys e.
large practice Or. Grisson Il PER-
q whole-scul. merry sent5<
man. and counts his friends bg thous4
ands. That DR.. Griss0zn has bright
future before him goes without saying.
DR.. Grissom Is a ce7ont student and
abreast 10 all the new discoveries Of
Sciences recently made and By his
large practice. HIS ample opportunity
to demonstrate thSir high valne.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
The First National Bank uas ostA6-
iished ID 1851 with 3 capital stoc Tx Of
s50.eo0. It has q surplus and
divided 1rnftiks OF II. 500 8Bd an aver
age deposits 81 IL 90 The oticets
are David A. Glesn, pssidens; VIM
=. Wilson, Ficaprssidsnt: L s.
.ToseD.,. cashier. There IS no saupdef
financial Institution ii this State
the First National Bank. David
Al. Glenn. It's president is a thorough
business man, one who Is identi6ed
with Cape Girardeau business interests
for many years, progses sire liberal
minded. with 3 thorough knowledge Of
the needs OF Cape Girzrdeau. He can
be found IN tbs front ranks to welcome
nav enterprises and Industries. An
appeal TO him in shis interest IS neye<
ia vain. BE can always be counted
on to give Cape Glrarteau tbs best
and soundest business ventures. The
folloxing comprise the Beard 81
Directors David A. Glenn W. B.
Wilson. ". II. Coerver. a. p. Pelr-
onnet. BENZ. r Davis. James A.
Matteson and L, $ Joseph. These
gentlemen are ali enersetic- progress
I've business men, who are always
ready to further any enterprise THAI
Win sbene6t the town otcoanty.
Il q. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
This well known citizen and present
Clerk Of the Common Pleas Court. u
a lie long resident % the Cape City.