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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-12-10
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balance ,n Treasury Dec. l.. 7222S 81
Fua CLIFFS REPORT.
One regular Grill Gurilg the month.
Ten meuUer> present.
Due members for drill......... SO -
The Sexton reports both cemeteries
in @ood condition.
On motion Of Mr.. Kage said reports
were received. approved and ordered
filed and The clerk instructed to issue
warrants ii favor Of tEe several par
ties for the amounts due them under
said reports.
The spcciai committee previously
appointed 10 inspect ana report upon
the telephone system erected under
Il franchise granted Brooks. Ponder
ct al, submitted its report which wa
read, and on motion Of Mr.. Giveus
received, ordered filed and said com
mittee discharged.
The City Engineer submitted his re-
port of the cost of graveling Good
Hope street from Sprigg street to
Spanish street, including the names of
property owners liable TO taxation for
said improvements. which was read,
and on motion of Mr.. BlOm"yer re-
ceived. approved and ORDERED lied.
and the clerk instructed 10 J. Ike the
assessment against said p. .perty
owners, 2ropOrtionateiy for said cost
ana the judiciary Committee 70 draft
and present 20 the council an ordi-
nance lcvying said assessment in ac-
cOrdaucc Herewith.
The clerk presented said assessment
which was approved.
The Judiciary Committee then pre-
sented an ordinance entitled: An
ordinance assessing, apportiOning.
levying and taxing the cost of gravel
ing Good Hope street from Sprigg
street to Spanish street in the city of
Cale Girardeau, Mo. against the
owners Of and the lots fronting on
said Good Hope street, which on mo-
ton was read for the first time.
An ordinance entitled IAN ordi-
nance providing for the grading and
graveling of Themis street between
Sprigg and Pacific streets in the city
of Cape Girardeau, Mo-" having
been read twice, Oct 9th and Nov.
2lst, and endorsed by the Treasurer,
was again presented and read for the !
third time, its final reading, and on
motion of Mr.. Kage, passed by the
following vote: Ayes, Blomeyer, Civ
ems, kage. Kimmel, Regenhardt,
Ruesskamp. Unnerstall-7. Nays-O. |
The following bills were presented !
and read:
NJ. E. Leming for lumber .$ 80 80
John a. Weber, marshal for
salary, etc. c......... 36 80
Fred Brunke, street commits
sioner for salary and board
ing prisoners. ers......... 4S 05
J. B. Nesmith, city engineer
for report Good Hope street
Improvement. t..... 10 90
Valentine Fischer. sexton for
removing dead animals. 80. so
Pullem, special police
for stock impOunded, after
wards released. d..... > 45
J. w. Slinkard for lumber. is
W. H. Bohnsack for making
ring bolts, etc. tc.......... I 35
Dr.. w. n. Howard for medical
attendance, O'Fallon and
Smith at hospital. ......... 81 90
J. Hartung for couplings, etc
1886, repairs fire department
S-.UU-.. Do |
Democrat Printing Co
for printing election
tickets 4th ward. IS 3 90
Mayors proclamation + 90
Blanks for Treasurer 10 90
md quar-. city print'g % so s45 so
Joseph Flynn publishing Off
cial ballots two weeks. 80. 9 sol
Jape Girardeau water works J,
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RESOLUTION OF CITY COUNCIL

To Grade and Gravel North street
from Sprigg street 10 Pacific street.
Resolved, That it is necessary to
grade and gravel North street from
Sprigg street to Pacific street and to
that end the City Clerk is hereby in
structed to publish this resolution in
the newspaper doing the city printing
for two weeks as required by ordi-
nance.
Signed, c. S. OWENS.
certify that the above and forego-
ing resolution was adopted at meet
ing of the City Council of the City of
Cape Girardeau, held on December
5th, 1898.
- Geo. E. CHAPPELL,
SEAL. City Clerk.
49, Cape Girardeau, Mo-,
December 9Th, 1898.
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II you have. you probably need a
...iiab'r medicine like Foley's Honey
t,G Ia - heal urslungs and stop
LIZ rac.:iHg cough incidental to this
disease.
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''77' is DR.. Humphreys famous
Specific for the cure ofGrip and Colds,
and the prevention of Pneumonia. All
druggists-25c.
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Monday evening, December ,, 1885
Regular session.
The council met in regular session
as per adjournment. Mayor William
H.. Coerver, president, in the chair
and all members present. as follows:
Messrs. Bi0meyer. Givens, Kage.
Kimmcl, Rcgenhardt, RGr-skamp ami
Unnerstai.
On motion OF Mr.. Kimmel, the read
ing Of the journal OF the proceedings
of the month Of November. was post
pOned until next meeting.
The following report from the Judi
ciary Committee was presented and
read:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council.
We, your Judiciary Committee to
whom was referred the matter of
whether James NJ. Morrison was or is
now delinquent taxpayer, would re-
port that upon investigation. We find
that by the records tland) of this
county, James NJ. Morrison is the
owner of several lots in this city. the
same having taxes due thereon: thai
as far as a deed from Morrison to his
wife that said Morrison informed the
council he had made in 1896. that the
chairman OF this committee asked
Morrison to produce for the informa-
ton of this committee, he the said
Morrison refused to produce. There
fore, as the records show that
Morrison now owns the lots delin-
quent for taxes and Morrison re-
fusing to show the committee the deed.
we certainly think Morrison the owner
at this time. and therefore under the
opinion of the city attorney delin-
quent taxpayer. Therefore we rec
ommend that no certificate issue.
Signed: G.. G.. kINMEL.
L. F. BLoMEYER.
+. a. kAGE,
Judiciary Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Givens said re-
port was received and ordered filed.
and further that the same be made a
part of the record.
Mr.. Kage moved that the report of
the special committee appointed to re-
ceive the result of the election held in
the fourth ward, read at a called meet
ing of the council held on Dec. Ist
and action deferred on same till this
meeting, be received and ordered fled.
Said motion carried.
Mr.. kage further moved that the ,
opinion of the city attorney presented
and read at said meeting and action .
deferred till this meeting, be also re-
celved, entered as part of the record i
and filed, and said motion carried.
A communication from James NJ. :
Morrison, stating that he had re-
ceived a majority of the votes cast,
at an election held in the fourth ward !
of the city on Nov. 29th, for council
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man for said ward, and requesting
the council to cause to be issued to
him a certificate of election to said
office, was presented and read, and on
motion of Mr.. Givens. received and
ordered fled.
The following petition was pre-
sentcG AMI read:
To tn. Honorable Mayor and City
uUHcil
Ogr ,.et.tionerS represent that they
are operating bent wood factory in
tue southeast part of the city near
Lenling's mill. and respectfully ask
your honorable body TO provide a
passah'o ..sH.Tay from the roadway
lrhat. r, $, =. mi.- 5. IL OuT Iac,u.l,,
SEA tha; material may be hauled 10 aGd
ir"m sand factory.
.,igned: SHERLEy q JOHNSON.
GA molten ui 3.r. hage said peti-
ton WAS referred t. the committe. On
Ways ana Means.
The following rcnon,trance WAS
presented and read:
To the Honorable ,!Lyor and C0uncil
OF rie city ii Cape Girardeau.
Whereas, tIoyemcn; Is ul foot 10
have ,uc ..arJ oi North street graded
anj @rave!eI, which lies between
Spri@@ and Pacific streets in the city
ot Cape Grarucau, No. Now. We.
t,.r loo, is, @nr.. laS-paying citizens
hereby I, mon-tr.:t5 and ob:2c; to have
any grading and graveling doae at
p9e~en, on tina, part OF North street
between Ellis and Sprig@ streets in
said city of Cape Girarde&u, 80.
Respectfully submitted.
Signed: LOUIS T. KLosTERIANN,
WM. REGENHARDT.
Said remonstrancc vas on motion
received and Urucrea ficG.
The clerk wa5 ordered on motion of
Mr.. Gi,e@s t. repnblisn the resolr-
ton adnp,ed II; Il meeting of Nov
2Ist. to el@&e and gravel North street
from ,-pri-~ street to Pacific street.
The following resolution was pre-
seEt.d and reua:
Whereas. it appears from the re-
port uf tbs committee of the council
appointed to receive the poll books oi
the special election held in the fourth
ward Nov. III. 1898. to elect coun-
Gilman TO succeed John f. Reynolds
resigned, it appears that James N.
Morrison received Il majority of the
votes east Al saiG special election, and
Whereas. i. appears from the opin-
ion Of Is. Z. Davis. city attorney ANA
the Judiciary Committee, that the said
James NJ. Morrison is in arrears for
taxes to this city. and is therefore
iueli-Ib:r: .!.crcfrIe lie ii
Resolved, that Il certificate of cleo
ton to said James N. Morrison be
not issued.
Signed: c. S. GIvENS
On motion OF E!r. Himmel said res
oiution was adopted.
The following reports from city
officers for the month of November
wrrc presented and read:
COLLECTOR 5 REPORT.
Receipts for November.
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Said officer. also reports that he
used in repairing Spanish street, 1852
cubic feet of macadam and on Main
street 80 cubic feet.
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variouis teamsters and laborers for
same, as follows:
For laborers. 1913 30
For teamsters .... 80 80 $3.50 I3
Distributed on various streets of
the tity,
Local repairs. ......... 80. .S119 %
For breaking Macadam. % IS
Hauling rock to market house. 80
Repairs on Jail. 800. ......... 30
$50 13
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49, Cape Girardeau, Mo-,
December 9Th, 1898.
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20
WANAMAKER'S.,

A new Silk-Pekin Faconne-
A Brocaded Stripe Taffeta with diamond
blocks of black, on black and white, on
white between two colors, black and
white, blue and white. So a yd
A new Silk-Faconne Bayadere-
A rich Armure with barre loops of silk
not far apart. in Nile, on orange; for
vests and wraps. 81 yd.
A new Silk-Taffeta Glace-
All white shute, over Nile, over ceriSe,
over lavender, over magenta. new
effect. Sl.2j yd.
A new Silk-QuadrilIe Jardiniere-
checked Taffeta with crossed bars oi
color on white. A departure from black
effects. SIPS yd.
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Specials for Saturday

A small lot OF fine Mar
seilles Bedspreads soiled with
water stains. So and 81 quail
tiles will be sold Saturday for
$I.75 each.
2OOO yards Outing Flannel, SC per
yard.
25OO yards Dress Ginghams, in
short lengths, &c per yard for 10c
grade.
1000 yards Bleached Muslin, yard
wide, 4c per yard.
1000 yards All-Linen Crash, sc
per ward.
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Madras Ginghams

1000 yards hne Madras
Ginghams. All neat stripes
for Ladies' and Children's
Waists and Dresses ; extra
wide and soft silk effects. I2ic
per yard for 25c quality.
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20
French PercaleS

Beautiful printing of Rain
bow plaids and checks for
Ladies' Waists. Much finer
and lighter in weight than the
regular percales, making them
more desirable for Summer.
I5c. per yard SO inches wide.
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WAR! WAR!
WAR !

In time of peace prepare for war. If you
intend to plant CANTALOUPES, secure
acres, 997 half barrels, which sold in New
York for $512.75. These facts my bills will
show. l have small quantity of seed to
sell, which offer at 81 go per pound, cash.
These seeds were saved from good, over
ripe melons. Shall plant my Oaon seeds, un-
less can find some one who can make a
better showing. If so, will buy at more
money than | ask. Orders are already
booked for this seed and the quantity is
very limited. Address,
E. w. LAPHAM,
1892 CLAYTON Del
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Ralbriggan Underwear

Shirts and drawers for men.
All sizes, short or long sleeves
made Of fine Egyptian cotton
with fine satine trimmings.
Special price, SIC per gar
ment for soc grade.
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SIS a pair

A step lower in grade are these
though in style and quality the
equal of most SIS sorts. They have
all the details that ordinarily would
claim that price
Mems black vici kid lace Shoes, with
Berkely toes, or light shade tan Russia
calf lace shoes, with English toes.
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Sergine Suitings

Navy, Black, Brown, Tan,
Green and Gray mixtures,
Covet effects, for ladies' BIZ
cycle and outing suits, I5c
per ward.
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Silk Sashes

Colored Moire and Black
Satin Sashes, all the latest
effects, $I.z5 to $3.50 each.
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Lowest Prices. Finest Goods.
Special Prices for This Week

Fine New York State full cream cheese,
lOc. Id.
HanscOm's finest prepared French Mus.
tard, &c. jar.
Naumkeag Oat Flakes, ID. pkgs., SC.
EavensOn's Naptha BOrax Soap or Pow.
der, 4c.
Extra Prunelles. l5c. ID.
Green Acre Extra Grated Pineapple, l5c.
can.
HanscOm's XXXX Ginger Snaps, pound
pkgs., &c.
Lemon Jumbles. pound packages, lOc.
Assorted Nut Wafer CONNECTIONS, I5c. ID
Dainty Cream Molasses Curls. l5c. ID.
ChOcOlate-c covered Caramels, zoe. ID.
Our Candies are just as fine as we car
make them.
Our SantOra Blend at I5c lb. is rea
fine drinking coffee, worth 10 the consume
double any Of the cheap packages so gen
orally sold.
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20

@1e SMILE signature of cHAs. II. FLETCHER
= On the wrapper Of every bottle Of cAsroRIA
men baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
Mhez she was Child. she cried for castoria.
NJ, zen she became Miss. she chung TO castoria.
'en sac had Children, she gave them castoris.
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20
Silk Ties and Scarfs

A new and beautiful selec-
ton of Silk Ties and Scarfs
for Ladies' and Misses, 25c to
$3.50 each.
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20
Ribbon Velvets

300 pieces narrow satin
black Ribbon Velvets for 25c
per piece.
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VIM. B. SHARP
g CO.,
Fourth and Market StS.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Spring and Summer Wash
Fabrics are now moving along.
Among the latest are:
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20
White Swiss

Figured White Swiss for
window curtains and draperies
regular I5c grade for Ioc per
yard.
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20
Wash ~ rREoh, OeduIliul' ser
FIannelS hrioSt Wash EIanneIs

Flannels bright Wash FlanneIs
and a multitude of patterns to
show. Two hundred and thirty
STYLES in all. But such a collection
was necessary to bring together all
the choice sorts that were found on
both sides of the water. And the
scope of their usefulness is so
broad that styles must be propor-
tionately varied. The beautiful soft
finish of wool; the firmneSS of tex
ture that will not shrink, added by
the hidden warp of the more sub
Stantial cotton-the combined Vir-
tues of both giving a fabric that for
fresh, comfortable summer beauty
the world would not care to do
without
Men have shirts, and sometimes
coats and pajamaS made of them.
Women want them for waists,
dresses, wrappers, dressing sacques,
petticoats, and the pretty children'S
garments they make are legion. To
supply the demand, our showing
includes these
80 styles at 2Oc 26 styles at 31c
81 styles at 25c II styles at 37Hc
30 styles at 2sc 43 styles at soc
so styles at 6Oc
The sixty cent sorts are golf
sporting flannelS from Glasgow.
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20

The greatest assemblage of fash
ionable footwear ever gathered to-
gether is here. The worlds best
workmanship. A fitting finish for
the SweleSt outfit are these:
Mems patent calf lace Shoes; mems vici
kid lace, or tan Russia calfSkin, with
the swell Boston toe, bulldog, English,
London and opera toe Shapes-all the
fadS, all the comfort-givers are shown.
The price
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WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, April IS, 1898.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, April Is, 1898.
Two FOR genuine dollars
Carpet WCICM W%UI,rrTe we C1eneTe Deneve
Dol gains are the cheapest car
pets made. And that is so whether
one compares them with the low
est priced tapestry or with the
finest pile carpet made.
And yet, thousands of careless
people have condemned Moquette
Carpets, because they "shed. "
AS fact, this shedding is not an
evidence of wear-but is simply
the working out of the loose fibre
that becomes imbedded in the pile
when the carpet is being made.
AS well think that a boys hair
was wearing out because shot ends
can be brushed off after a hair
We repeat: Moquette Carpets al
usual full prices are cheapest Car
pets to buy.
And here is unusual economy
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20
some Foolish People

Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say,
Oh, It viii wear away" but in most cases
y viii wear them away. Could they be M
dueed to try the successful medicine called
he:np's Balsam, which is sold on positive
guarantee TO cure, they would Immediately
see the excellent effect after taking the tirst
dose: Price Csc. and Soc. Trial size Jree.
AT all druggists.
ACTED AS SEXTON AND LEAD THE
SINGING. - The Rev. Mr.. Corkran,
whom conference appointed to the pas
torate Of the M. +. church in Laurel,
and against whom the official board
are strongly opposed, and have repeat
saiy refused to accept, preached twice
sunday in that church. He acted as
sexton and lead in the singing of each
lnymn, assisted only by the voices OF
sne congregation, the choir being alb
sent.
Not an official member was present
~ either service. Both services were
poorly attended. Mr.. Corkran an
bounced that evening that he would
"oid services next Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20
$500 a pair

And at a fair saving of a dollar
over usual costs are these
Mems tan Russia calf Oxfords; tan Rus
Sia calf lace; black box calf lace; black
smooth calf lace; at
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20

There will be preaching at Downs
N. p. Church next Sunday, at 2.3O
p. NJ. and the Sunday School will be
organized.
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20
So a pair

All have welted and stitched SoleS; bull
dog, WaukenphaSt and London toe
Shapes-tan shoes have brass studs
and eyeletS.
John Wanamaker.
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20
Velour

A few pieces left of those
fine Velour Remnants for up
holstery, handsome designs.
CSC per yard for $I.25 grade.
Carpets
A new assortment of hand
some patterns in Tapestry,
Velvets and Administers Car
pets at the following low
prices:
Tapestry, SOC. per yard.
Velvets, 75c. per yard.
Administers, 75c. per yard.
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20
Mems Fine Shoes

The sixty cent sorts are golf
sporting flannelS from Glasgow.
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20

Several carloads of Uncle Sans troops
passed through Clayton Saturday and
early Sunday morning on their way
south to be present for action should
the crisis come.
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20

Miss Charlotte Dean, of Townsend,
and Mr. Charles Burris, of Blackis-
tons Cross Roads, were quietly mar
ried last Thursday in Dover, by the
Rev. Father Waidron.
Smyrna times., 1898-04-20

Rev. o. W. DeVenish, pastor of
ST. Paul's NJ. f. church, will have for
his subject next Sunday morning,
Descent of the Holy Ghost" In the
evening. The Love of God"
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KLoxDIKE-TR TRANSFORMATION

KLOyDIKE-TRA TRANSFORMATION
LIGHTERAGE AND PASSENGER SER
vice between Skagway and Dyea-Tiie
Northern Trading & Transportation Com
pany Is prepared 10 lighter all merchan-
disc loaded on their scows promptly al a
moments notice. Any business entrusted
10 their care will receive careful atten-
tion. Steam tugs Lena l.. and Mascot.
Seattle office. room 6S Dexter Horton
Bank building; W. Pollak. agent; San
Francisco office. 32a Market street.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO ST. MI
cnael and Dawson City; knocked down
boats, boilers. etc. at reasonable rates;
special facilities: will contract with par
ties 10 take freight and passengers to
ST. Michael: frs. boat will leave Seattle
about April lst, 10 give parties n chance
10 build river boats before Yukon opens
up. For freight and passage apply Sc
attle 81. Michael & Dawson City Trans
portation Co. IL Columbia street.
READ ADVERTISEMENT OF Crystallized
Eggs. Eleventh page.
COPPER RIVER TRANSPORTATION.
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COPPER River and st. Michael-Line of
fast-sailing vessels: passengers and
freight: special rates on knockdown
boats Oceanic Packing Company, White
Star dock. foot OF Spring street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-28

WANTt.D-Three practical miners To com
pleie party 10 go TO the southeast coast
OF Alaska. This ia no guess work as
the quartz and placer ground was dis
covered late last year. within 80 miles
OF Wrangel. accessible by boats 500 re-
anred. must give references: ready to
sail in one week. Apply on board the
schooner ATLANTA. al the Myers cannery
dock.