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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

Cash quotations were as follows; f1osr sseauy No
' ss wh'? 95 7@ 3D. Ne :': So "s s
s SSs & %si 81 Ie'; as S9;
No barley nominal b 2oia@slc; No 90. p
s e mes. sG p5k n'p p.s 5b 'ssS So
ss s2; short ribs s a sSr clear sass Gxe
iHIsc whskey. dlst!lers finished goods PEI gal -;
GsaT wa, e ss hs 2a
5Gi2c Cheese quiet at 74asc. Eggs ouet' fresh &c
5nss roS' EASY .n 1m s s'9sa
7tc Corn RI quiet; No mixed &c oS. active; 10
SsIss Is sass 90 o Whitley S ssay
sn; ;.an.d 81 S Gs ' Es ss q e.
good to prime Ohio fat 7a1'tc
5u ss .'sas S
s$ S$ sSi' f.: M Ss ss, 5n No
e Ssnagosss s saY cs s1 No o'
md - dra' Ssss second
contract t' grade July 7iAs7ie; 7og7lc: Sep
October GIn S No
Wis., a oa+ seas s;n;sr super
s 50 .D4ns 10 !: r. ash
ss q o. 10 90 clear ai5c' 30 S '
s 90 ps,sat Rye noaT steady but I, ysTy
Quite T ARM aS fancy a" e. s? %
yanla prints l6c do Western prints l0c Eggs STEADY;
fresh nearby iOiadilc Western, 10ql05ac: Cheese
auet at former rates Refined unchanged Cotton
do in bis &c; dark 40 2c: cakes. Slac; srease 2%c
live poultry frm fowls, i0d1c; old ROSTERS I47iac
srr,rg cnicIens i2Ii0c Dressed poultry unchanged
fowls choice &C. DO fair good s9sc broiers West.
ern desirable sizes 5d6c do small and scalded loq4o
nearby do as size and quality. l5aisc
12tTour dull and Snsh had ,e Wheat at
track; T4c Tor old e6%e bid; September 6Sac
asked December. es'c. Corn higher; No cash 2,c
7c July me sePtembsr 7Me bid Bran quiet sacked s
steady creamery lldbc; dairy. sai1.c Dggs quiet &C.
Pork steady jobbne IS for standard Lard lower; prime
"a 65 choice So 72is Bacon-Boxed shoulders 50 62z
ribs IS 10 clear sides IS 62ls. Dry salt shoulders
boxed, "a 10: ribs. IS 10: clear sides, 81 12ls.
Toledo July I2.-wheat higher. firm: cash. old. 1sc:
new Tic; July 70%c: September, 6s'sc Corn dull
steady No mixed 26c No g. 25c; July, 2Sc September
oGac Oats duh. steady; No . mixed, 19c; July, nc;
September lstsc; No white. 2liAc 30 white, zoe Rye
dull No 2 35c bid Coverseed steady prime October.
81 20; August, Alsike. 81 90
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A nvERTISEMEN1N and subscriptions for The Tribune
\ received at their Uptown once No 2i2 broadway.
o. door north Of 3istst until O'Clock p m ~iVrttss
o.n,s received the following branch ohces al regular
o,nce rates until o'clock p M. Va; ~ SUI ave-
and athst. .2 columbus-eye near We, o"'n,st ~
eth-ays.: W East lfth 81. SSs Wes
between eth and sth aycs ib9 East tthu; as.s
laye between 10th and nth sts o5" near oi,
~ al ave- 2iO Bieecker-s,; 325 keechsr.s' 2vs a.
we 24o East 7sth.s, le2i sia,s o,- , al sos
East tsh-st e56 vthaye 6a ssh-aye.; iis2 "a AZ
ave- 100 shave 1913 2dsve: IaS oth ave a. rss,
OGces ID near ll3h-st.s loo -;
as,h near ga ave PAS 25h st between TN ss
s,b ayes: 320 West ii5thst. At the Brooklyn omees w.
Fulton st.. 7?6 Fu.ton-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

tr Wool Sp r w 'BS G at
s@' u u"
s%si 5s..S Ts closed da
s 90 ss. PSs
s 2 St Louis closed easy and ca u ne Z, sales
Ss5,asa a. s. 80 London closed IL 8. e.
pa m at s s'fe win Closed sS' at s'a' Il
g s d and 80 S sss Closed aT s so. closed
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-whlle, the general market
ia aC hf h s5
iSs P?I%s lsal;s: fancy isG@os 'o''' s'''' ''U
s s2sB se G market
s in Of ITS but prices @
Tar rssuiaTs s. S OIL Sbl. s 2csss as pitch S.
to good strained 81 32,sasi - F. 81 sossi s21s;
+ SID !: 81 4 s c b. g. 5. H. l.
s5a 2d HUI S,s. sis SsMgss a AniTsP d
GN for 8d f 90 Ans fSSn f ThEspC per 10. n
mproyemsnt in the demand for small and medium
continues exceedingly light and unsatsacory
Large Ves.es continue IN good demand for the long
TO- he and owing to 't the limited
Ss lfi GhsT sp
tons previously York South African trade Is ca
nal, csr'a e 5s.
STssr, ,; Is to Aq 9sa or B!, Il
LOGO quarters grain Nofo!k to Rotterdam 2s Cd berth
or West lrda trade. month. 1850 per month ship
terms Norwegian Dar RnS 10 N9 arrive
bark ., to arrive. 10000 cases petroleum. hence
TO So ooS shansna 2se British bark previously
bark hsas' p4 esS"s
$500 GPaS% hence 70
BARK s Sns 5 o Sarso uh hsn.
sag9enay to Rio Janeiro slI: bark. 7ls tons lumber
Island ST. S schoons ~ n toms toms
schooner 44S lumber Brunswick to New-York pri,
B.on c , scSoonn s2 tons coal to
ond Me- OS III tons coal HC6kep t, R9
a 81 ss a:a ksfsS% R;iEss
quarters grain. Baltimore Belfast Cd berth terms
a a'fs g. grain" Atlantic
oil an 1s Of tn.
creased attention to the choice grades Sales included 100
I ISSo x 81. S 81 Ssoy ,S6S$:
quote Prime crude mominal prime 1I' cfud soy
m mrl vi ,Sslss prime summer ysllGx
prime white 2Isssc winter yellow ssasoe in.ssd
american sw raw O asoc American boiled aaa2c Cal
,s1v .IDS rs 5ssu. Of fair hog. and
lower throughout most Of the day raylns slightly near
sS'; "n a ss9 r9hH2
$50 co. aBEEF-s,ssdy; Quoted: Mess. 81 5oass:
'i%y '?asG ssa:e 90 Guss a. "sa sra
m s d ss "s3.S p nsso" ss eo
%us' Sa%s
s o qs s2d "a a
sa loo cs s I%'f Zoo at c. .o s.oo r9mns Gy
bound Refined weaken SuOied South America @
mi
demand , gss for s,s small lots though there
n ss to snn fair to s:Sa
ssss.%s: Esnsoon = bond: ssSss: ~ 'U'''' '
sqa n good Ss. from
there sale in Boston ?: 1908 tens Iavs
s' on a: a Tine n:us Sss Sc TO
nna scss a the s price, sSS very r
f Of And n. as ss Ss.
heavily oversold the market. The London market was
s ana "a ss as sS AND @
ns% pes r.4 IS S$ sd ow s. g Es
loaf and crushed sc powdered and powdered sc
sSs ss:s %:;
sso: e g s5ss; Re g. sse +Ms; So,s ~
Is Is * 4 sse 80 Is sss; - 10 Az ., IN.
%ss' r1snsns s'
and the sales during the week only amount 10
2e4 bales 2s bales Montevideo 10 bales
washed 2s bales miscellaneous: total OF COZ
bales Prices unchsnSsd To-days stock is as fol-
lows: -,
Bales.
Buenos Ayres BOO
Mnnfeydeo 800
Rio Grande. tg2
Total IL $50
About IL 900 bales reported 20 have been sold
aucop sales In tops for future delivery the reserve Of
, ,ns have wsakcned prices wh.
nacltv Of sellers aided maintain remote
quotations OF q week ago. The tendency 10 nucuating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

under the influence on the one SIDE Of unfavorabls
situation among manufacturers for want OF
and en- the other relatively small stocks OF Wool
tops and yarns especially of the inner grace ,
River Plate average No ] quality 'pass ." pe' ,osl.
Tops for July MAY delivery quoted Mt 3sosae' irahes
or leE& 1870; or Ssc: .,o,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

FLOUR AND MEAI<-The Hour marker mao Ihiriy
jobbing trade to-day with prices similar TO those
Of Saturday although at the close holders We're inclined
ASK l,,,le moro money in sympathy win the rise IN
wheat Quotations in barrels were as follows: spring
patents loQs4 49, winter straights 81 $685. To- wn,sf
patents a 3Vas4 81 spring clears 81 +d$3 J extra No
win,ss s. 1898 81 extra No T,ner 5; 2ag$' 40
compatibility 9so'ed; KIn-d 81 Soa$i 3D. so az
yellow. f2si5c: coars. ssaSc :FEED-tirmeh 40
and r.. winter. in bulk 5OdJ5c, spring iI,saSoc
100 10. 6og65c; rye feed 47A0ooc city bran o'1sooc
bominy chop 4Ihc ,.,-
Observation-Disclosures was the chief characterisuc
Of the wheat to-day The trade had figured on
report OF just about the size presented snd
Il therefore had merely nominal effect upon prices
Around tho opening there slight feeling OF weak
q decline OF 7su%d IN the Liver
pool market but IL followed at once by increasing
frmness based q scarcity OF offerings ana moderate
buying for foreign Later this advance was en-
trely following small decrease In the visible supply
and liberal arrivals of wheat al Chicago Kansas
City and Baltimore hut In the last hour there wn
which left opal prices s0zc hsher imam
Saturdays regular close Export interest which had been
rather slack early the day developed more act'y nes
The close particularly outports where about 20 osas
were worked The business bsre fopsistec OF oaas 30
hard Manitoba and load No Northern Duluth a.c
over July Weekly statistics generally win tne e1Sep-
zion OF the disappointing reduction in domestic visible
were bullish There decrease or 64D,VU DUST IN
the amount Of wheat passage falling or o. s3 oS
bush in the English visible and a decrease OK IoooVV
bush worlds shipments for the week as compared
With the previous week The home crop outlook was
rendered little bush BY reports o. rain In harvesting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
FRENCH LINE.
OOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatanti1ue

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs. FRANCE
LA NORMANDIE. Delonce. sat. July II. 10 a.
Rates OF passage First class y. Y TO Paris Si05 and
upwards all Ia Touraine, including
railway fare to Paris and landing charges Parlor
seat during summer season. Second class 10
A FORGET General Agent Bowling Green. " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

About IL bales reported 10 have been sold In
England for the United the close OF
aucop In tops for future delivery the Of
IN. spnners spot tops and the tenders July
tracts weakened prices for near months. while the
natcIty Of sellers aided maintain remote
Quotations OF week ago. The tendency 10 Huctuating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown once No l.22 Broadway.
ID door north Of 31st-, until o'clock advertise
nsnts the following branch Offices regular
office rates until o'clock p M VIZ; 25a sth-ave
23i-s; 152 9th cor. 12th-st; Mays 8n-ave
and l4h-st; 142 Columbusave, near West 68thst. 1913
West 42d-st near 6th-ay 92 East l+th-st ISL West
42dst between It'll and Sth $50 East ATHEIST 1873
sd-ave 10th and nth SITS o2s 3D. 6is
81 7OS lst-ave s9l-st. $50 3d-ave, 4st-st
5Si 3a-ave: 2iO 325 BIeecksr-st
ave 2iO East 79th-st. 1921 3d-ave 2e62 3d-ave.: p5
Amsterdam-ave West 42d- St las East l6th-st 203
East 4sth-st. $50 9h-aye.: 65i 9th-aye LISP 3d-sys
near 87th-st s6thst. 1920 Broadway: $50 81
ave- 1923 sth-ave: L3is 2dave.; 1853 6th-ave. At the
Harlem Offices: 2.05i 3dave. near 1i3h-st: 1856 East
i25th-s near 243 West l2jh-st between eth and
9Th ayes 320 st liJth-st. ~ the Brooklyn Offices 39
--u 700 Fu,ton-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS TO-DAY.
CAST QUOTATIONS

CASH QUOTATIONS.
Iron Nor No fdrySl IS Flour. MINI paten's' - 10
do So No soft. y so Lard. prime 10
a nv w. ~ 365 Moiasses, o X, primo "a
e.orner lake ineot. IL 20 Oats No mixed. ... 2Z<
c,ssi Cotton, niddliDg z lois
Wheat. North I9i2 CoHee, NO fio.''' ~
Corn No 2 mixed. 3ois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
HAMBURG AMERICAN

49, LINE
51U1- TWTN-SCREW EXPRESS LIMB
from New-York Plymouth
fLond), CherboIrg PARIS. and Hamburg.
FBismarckJu July %. 10 An BismarckAug 10. 10 AN
NormannaJuly 20 10 AM Normanna.Aug. 20. ioAM.
Columbia Aug. > AN Columbia. Sept. Q I AN.
- HAMBURG SERVICE by Twn-screw Mail 8. s.
PennsyvaniaJuly IL. SAN Patrfa. July ~. PM
Fist cab. SIS second class. $40; steersge 500
TIE IL land r 2E MGdmig&G Sum
BERGEN. by TWIN EXPRESS S. :. FROM
IAMBUhG- AMERicAN LINE 81 BwAY. Ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
THE STATE or TRADE.

bbs Wheat steady; rpot. 7iNg72c; month. 7lha!lSc.
August and September. 70970c; steamer NO REQ oee
hid stock sol 464 bush sales 12s000 bush; southern
wheat by sample 7Oq73he 90 on grade 'igSc ,c,5
easy spot and month. 3yW3O*c; Augas IsuS ,cI
S4s ool BUSH SHES 90 BUSH Southern white corn
sssI34c do yellow 34035c Oats steady No white Io1
S72sc No mixed. 23a23hc stock 423i6 bush Rye nrm
No nearby 39c; No Western 3vsc sales; stock II 3oi
pool per bush 3Hd@ September Cork for orders. per
quarter Is 7isd62s o. July; Ss August Sugar STEADY
sranu nted 81 951 Butter quiet; fancy creamery Jog
isc do imitation 1293c do lade lie; good lidle w
iOc store packed saioc Eggs nrm fresh 9,ac Cheese
90 ~ 9Nc.
81 sO clear and saighs SO 25a$i so; winter patents
81 5CS5 IS; and sraighs $4U$i 10 Cornmeai nrm
csasss bag 81 s46s ~ per bs gag ppe @
Corn steady; steamer yellow. 35d3J1c; NO and steamer,
34iac Mlfeed firm: spring BRAN ship sks ana ta az
81 5y winter bran. $if 25Q$l1 50; mids I'll oopslS ~
red dog hour SlI Fresh beef firm: steers 'g'sc; nnd
quarters 7hai0c; fores 4lsf5c. lambs eteady mutton
creamery i6aiS,lc: Western l5ai6c; imitation JOG
i2Mc ladies'. lo0ilc Cheese hrm; Northern 1~"sc;
Western TQ7ilc.
Buffalo. July i2.--Spring wheat-Only FAR demand ana
prices easier: No hard. sic: No Northern. Old so's
new 76hc; No Northern. spot. 74kc CornoDui; NC
yellow. BIC; No yellow. Bic; No corn sc; 70
corn sO,sc Oats-Quiet but firm; No white. 2oc NO
white 2Si1c: No white 2i%q22c; No mixed &c; NO
mixed l0Ac. Rye-Dull; No In store, 5sc, 'ana'
freghts-stoady wheat ard naxseed. 2c rye &c; corn
nc: barley NC New-iork; umoer ~ 10 10 Ne"-
York 81 25 to Albany. Flour-Quiet and steady
Chicago July 12-The leading futures ranged ns FOL
lows: ,,,s., rov.x, fro.,ng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
CLOSING PRICES SAN FRAyCIscO STOCKS
San Francisco July ~. 1897.
lot To. A~.
Ocean Steamers.
RMlR77M n[SRMNM (llOWD,

PLYMOUTH LONDON. BREMEN.
saaie. Tu July 49, 10 AN. Have. .Tu Aug. 3. 10 An.
Trave.Tu. July ~. 10 AN saale. .Tu Aug 10 10 A. 81
Lain. .Tu July %, 10 An. Trave. tn Aug H. 10 AN
CHERBOURG. PARIS. BREMEN.
Spree Sat, Aug q. 10 AN Spree Sat sept IL 10 AN.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON. BREMEN.
Friedrich der Crosse Thursday. July i5 noon
Barbarossa ..................Th ufday. July o.
Koenign Lnise Thursday. July -.
Prnz Regent Luitpoid ........ .Thrrsdsy Aug g.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA.
Kaiser. July p, 10 AN werra....Au Aus. T. 10 An
Ems. Aug :. 10 An. Fuica Aug. 81 10 M.
OELR!CIIs CO. 2 ROWLING GREEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
NEW-YORK PRICES

Receipts OF breadstuns interior points thousands
last three cphers O00 omitted. -four bbs grain BUSH
rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
uOLLAND-AM AMERICAN LINE.

- FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM,
VIA POULOGNE- SUR MER.
6 : yErND An .......... Saturday. July H. 10 q. "A
q Saturday. July "a, 10 a. m.
First cabin S72jO and upwards: second cabin. s38;
.,earaea Apply Netherlands American Steam
Ssvigation Co. 80 B'way. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

n p
N GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 81 North River, foot OF West 2ith-st.
Furnessa. July L. noon Ethiopia July 81. noon
Circassa July "a noon Anchora. August IA.
CITY OF ROME Sept II and Oct. o
Second Cabin
Rome S42 go Furnessa. $3.50. Other Strs, S35.
Storage Passage.
Rome $3.50. Furnessia, s245 so: Other strs SEA so
illustrated Book Of Tours, apply TO
IIENnERSON BROTHERS. Agts.. 4 Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
CAVAENAH LINE. South and Southwest

- FROM PIER "a. \. r.. p. NJ.
Daily \ Thurs. direct 20
savannah Close rail connection for points beyond.
Low rates TO Augusta. Macon. Atlanta. Montgomery.
phau New-Oreans, Chatt., Nashville. etc.
1;rkes include meals and superior Accommodations on
steamer For passage and freight rates apply Cen Off,
81 iruav or 10 NJ {. HAMMOND. AIT. n. Spring st.
OF y X BRYAN. Jr.. @. L. A., 81 Broadway, y. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
YVO VENEZUELA.

NO VENEZUELA
L Steamers of the RED ''D'' LINE. under mall
,-, with IN. United Government appointed
% sau from Robert pier. .;rook'yn
Eor Ia for Caracas) Puerto Cabe!io. curacao
~ and Msracaiho VIA curacao. -
VENEZUELA 1nesrt), july 10 i r. M
SSS pIiII.ApEI.rHiA. aurday. July - ! D. IN
80 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday August s. y. m
CO. BOUITON. BLISS & DAi.I.ETT
General Managers No. l3S Front ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

Foreign markets: Sanos-Cnffee market quiet; good
average 5000 receipts 1900 bags stock 30sO0
bars Harnburg-CCfee market unchanged; sales. 5000
bags Havre-Cciee market opened fr9 y franc lower.
AT IL m closed franc higher; hslfhoday; sales 600
bags.
.Jsp,srv ........ IS 2J July .................A0O
Yahr,,arv 80
Ms,cn ,........ ~ IS September ............ %
90 October AZ. 80
Nhsv ......,. 40 % November .............4475
20 On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
BANANA RAILROAD.

L THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Isthnus for all West Coast Ports o
Mexico Central and South America.
s,oar,srs sail from pier West 9th St. y. Y.
.DvSScE .July 20 noon FINANCE. July 30, moor
n" For rates apply at company's office - Broadway
fo' '"'> John MUIR Trar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
GNADMG STEAMSHIP d

ONr1z<tN
only direct lin. for Cottage City Mass. and Portland
Sic Steamers sail eveIy Weekday except Wednesday
from Pier No. IS, f. R.. at ) p ~ Tuesday. THURSDAY
and teamers stop Cottage city en- route:
The new g. ; John Engls sails Mondays and Fridays
for Portland DIRECT Connections made for Bar Harbor
Old Orchard Poland Spring White Mountains ST. yohn
n B.. all Eastern summer resorts Steamers n'tet
with every modern improvement for comfort and con-
venence o: tourists The most comfortable route for all
points East. necessitating no changes Tickets may be
purchased at Maine S. S. Companys once No 2,3
Broadway at the ONCE No. 222 South Street opposite
the pier and Thos. Cook Son 26i and 1928 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

Totals to all ports. iiyySSs ia 13Gi
Totals to all ports last week 80 $3.50, 49,
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEVEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
OLD m0RllGNl0Nl LIME.
WHITE STAR LINE.

Teutonic July "a. noon Gsrmanic. Aug. H. noon
Adriatic July q, noon Teuonc. Aug. IL. noon
Trtannic 49, July IS, noon Britannia. Aug. Is
Majestic . Aug 4 noon Majestic. Sept /. noon
10 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pier No. 45. North River. Office Proadway. n Y.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-03-13

An old farmer tells us thatthe floods
in the month OF March mean a good
crop year.
See the advertisement OF the big
Bee Store in to-day'S paper. The Bee
is the larges; store in Southeast Mis-
souri,. carries the largest as veil as
the finest stock of goods.
The recent rains have caused some
ugly washouss in our streets that
should be looked after by the Street
Commissioner.
Henry Ossenkop is builCing himself
nice shop near his residence on Mid
die and Good Hope streets.
Henry Huhn. Jr., is doing a hand
some job of painting and paper hang
ing il the dining room, sitting room
and office of the Prescott House
Arbor-al and ArbOr-al soap for sale
by W. H. Coerver, W. c. Haman, I.
B. Miller and w. A. Trickey.
Whisky drummers now visit Jack
son. Since the four saloons opened up
out there the drummers go direct to
the saloons, instead of ato the drug
stores as heretofore.
Some of the city candidates are 90
ing to have hard time to get on a
ticket.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-03-13
Let u Make United EG..rt

What isour merchants and property
o%neis doing towards "a specdy com
pietiOn of the Scott cuGhty railway !:
The wheat and watermelon season
will soon De h-rr Al! the wheat vi
Scott county nught ~ stop II our
mills alI De manufactured here instead
of going 20 81. Louis. Ali the water
mrisn trains ought 10 cross the river
at this point for eastern markets.
Then let us be up and doing. Let a
meeting b. called. and Il special "U:G-
mittee be appointed to solicit the nec-
essary funds to help put the iOad IN
running order. The sooner that is
is done the SOONER yuu will begin to
reap the benefit.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-03-13
TUESDAY.

DR.. A. 2. Sawyer:-Dear doctor
have used and sold your Family Cure
with excellent reSoults. It cured me
OF the rheumatism and | now am 30
years old and have not an ache or
pain. Mrs. F. \. RHOADS.
Sutherland. Iowa.
Sold at J. Maple Wilson 5 drug store.
The steamer Grey Eagle got into
st. Louis Monday morning with Ave
hundred head af cattle. five hundred
head OF hogs. big lot of other freight
and one hundred and thirty-five pass
engers.
DR.. y. p. Sawyer:-I have been
troubled with rheumatism and lung
trouble for number of years. can
say | never had any thing help me
like your Family Cure.
Mrs. H. WINGART.
Lena. Ills.
Sold at J. Maple Wilson s drug store
Judge Burrough will hold an ad-
journed term of the Common Pleas
Court next Monday to pass On some
unfinished business OF the regular
term.
II doesn t matter much whether sick
headache. billiousness. indigestion
and constipation are caused by neg
lect or by unavoida ble circumstances:
DeWitt's Little Early Risers will
speedily cure them all. For sale by
J. Maple Wilson. Druggist.
One city ticket has been fled with
the City Clerk and another one will
follow in Il faw days. There is going
to be music in the air at the city
election.
. David \. Glenn had on exhibition
in his store yesterday some of the
finest piece goods for gents suits
ever shown in this city.
Group, the great enemy of childhood,
succumhs at once to the soothing in
fiuence Of DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey.
Bronchial affections lose their danger
when this great remedy is at hand. No
home should be without it. Sold by
all dealers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-03-13
WEDNESDAY

II you 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
J. Maple Wilson's drug store.
The jackson statesmen do not visit
this city so often siGcr four saloons
opened mp il Jackson.
The better times are coming-nOt
so fast. but they are coming all the
same.
The new machinery for the Cape
Brewery and Ice Company plant will
have capacity for the manufacturing
of fifteen tons per day.
We have four daily hacks running
between this city and Jackson. They
are not making a fortune.
It j impossible to be happy or
cheerful or useful when one is suffer-
ing from disseminating cold or a
rasty lilf:s cough. L is wonderful
that some people will go on from day
~ day suffering from these distress
ing disorders when a 25-cent bottle of
Dr.. Bells Pine-Tar-H Honey will relieve
the mes; stubborn case.
lodi Flynn is threatening to with
draw from the race for City Attorney.
We az, Eoia- tn have a mixed mp
a:Eai,. in ou,. city election. There are
,,:u ticket. nu" i'll The ieiI and there
ar, li;, 6ie to be ;wo or three more
ric.la brought on: hetween now and
the last d,y for filing such tickets
with ti,,. ,'It- Clerk.
The Banner store received a hand
some delivery wagon on the steamer
Grey Er-l lc Yesterday.
The Banner store opened this morn
ing. 1t is II general dry goods. cloth
ing and grocery store.
\ both of Dr.. Bells Pine Tar
Honey should be on the medicine shelf
OF every home. In sudden attack of
Group il is inralua bic: allaying the ir-
i.!'at.,.n and ending the danger in less
tinr Ian :: world take to go for a
doctor. 1t stands pre-rminent as a
remedy i"r. coughs. colds and and all
kindred diseases.
An ri:icaciOu~ rrmeGy for lang affec-
;ions. throat disorders and all bron-
chial troubles is found in DR.. Bells
Pine -Tar-Honey. This medicine has
made many marvellous cures and is
Justly ranked among the most import
ant remedies Of the age.
The secret societies of this city must
he mistaken in theii. following if they
imagine they can run the city. There
are som. Deopl" who will not run after
a man 10 vote iur him just because he
happens I" belong 10 some secret
society.
Ever" man we see from Scott
y.ouI:y is anxious for Mr.. Houck 10
extend hi< railroad from Commerce
- this .,ity. Our own people should
b. just "a anxious.
+ There is nothing so good for the
coughs aGd colds Gf the children and
babies as Dr.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey.
/ Il cures Group. whooping cough, cold
in the head and gives sweet. refresh
ing -lerr. Children love it-old peo-
ple ike Il; Good druggists sell it.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-03-13

DR.. Murton will return home Thurs
day from Canada and he will then be
found at his Office regularly.
There were two cases in the Police
Judges Court this morning and two
colored gents were fined for disturbing
religious worship.