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nox.r STOP RIDING N WINTER

- 49, tsttor o, The Tribune
,..n,ur. 20 write 10 suggest that you urge
-. ovel,ng readers not 10 put their ~neels INTO
Quarter. and make up their minds tnat on
,oyahle cycling Is Improbable unth SPRING
81 a sr,n Of twenty-five miles YESTERDAY ana
49, and to-day's ride especially vas the
rr"s, dslrhtful and celebrating ride remember
- $50 the asphalt and macadam IN The parks
IA s,nprhs are IN excellent condition. barring oc-
cas,onal ruts (which are not bad) the shsht STOW
"a zee give no, the least trouble, and the dehclous
La hPartnz air. such We nave to-ost mh.eS
g. ioy 10 be out 81 doors. ana ne low tenpes@@-
Ia cold ar IL was this morning | founa ny
SELF in a glow after ten minutes rldlng 70 my
ss,rnriss during The three hours OF tho morning
msf isss than n score OF wheemen. and have
hen thinking with pity Of the tens or tnousands
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Trains de Luxe from London
TO THE RIVIERA. ITALY AND SPAIN.

Calais Mediterranean Express. Mondays, Tues
days and FRIDAYS. Four daily services 10
Riviera. CALAIS ROME EMPRESS, 70 AK
les Bains Turin. Genoa and Rome. In So hours,
every Monday SUD EXPRESS. every Mon
day Wednesday Friday and Saturday. 10
Spain. Portugal and Gibraltar. Full particulars
and all tickets from The International Sleeping
Car Co. a. Cockspur ST. London, s ". ON
cial Guide post free application.
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THE CANAL OUT OF DATE
RAILROADS BRING GRAIN TO NETWORK At
LESS THAN LAKE AND CANAL RATES.

hAILfOADs BRING GRAIN TO NEN-lOhh -
LESS THAN LAKE AND CANAL RATES.
To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: The article in to-day. Tribune by Harvey
Baker. or Oneonta stating the fact OF the passing
OF the Erie canals usefulness Is in every particular
sound and true.
Why. the day the large expenditure was
voted. the canal had beggarly quantity 81 freight
ahoat, and this too. the lowest rates ever known
and also when grain was moving eastward In enor-
nous quantities. Why Simply because the rail
roads were bringing grain from Buffalo TO this port
for two cents occasionally less. and same rate a. by
canal In other words, the canal was then. and -
now. too iargenot TOO small. n further proof was
necessary The Tribune furnishes II to-day by CIV
ing an an-raii rate wheat from Chicago OF six
cents per bushel. being below the lake and canal
cost during the past sesson-taking the average.
well record hreaker-by. II true n per
cent 1T was absurd TO vote his large sum when
II MAS clear that the canal was dying ard
criminal to make any additional contribution The
canal cannot the business il could easily do AZ
any rate. however unrenunrrative.
New-York Jan g 1895 G. n FERNAlD.
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ST. TAMMANY,s SOCIETY

st. TAMMiNY'S SOCIETY n i'%
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. In looking a copy % The Ne~-York d.
rectory for l1Se in possession I find the follow
ing notice OF tho Tammanv Society. which may be
Of interest Or your readers DIT Of local
ancient history:
= Tammany's Society
or Independent OrdeT of Liberty.
This being National society. consists - Amer1-
born. who m all offices. ana adopted Ameri-
cans eligible the honorary posts OF wal
rior and hunter. IL l. founded on the true prin-
cipes of patriotism ami .or us motives CHARITY
and oroiherly love II. officers consist 81 grand
sschem. twelve sachems. one treasurer. one secre-
tsry one doOrkeeper n IS divided INTO thirteen
tribes which seNerally represent Sta,e each tribe
IS governed by sachem he honorary posts IN
which warrior and one hunter
Officers for the present year; william Mooney,
grand sachem sachems White Ma;lack. Oliver
Clean Philip Hone. John Burger. Jonathan Pie-see
Thomas Greenlesf. James Tylee. John Csmp9ell
Gabriel Furman. Abel HardenhrOok. Cor'landt Van
Beuren. Joseph Ciadwin. treasurer Thomas Ash;
secretary. Anthony Ernest: doorkeeper. Gardner
Baker WILLIAM /. ANDREWS.
Nev-Ycrk Jan - 1895
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cpokrP.s WINS irHELp RI Low REFrB-
~.
To the Editor Of The Tribune
c.. Rad in my Tribune ~ ths morning the re-
-, AZ croker upon the present management
- The nublc schools with some satisfaction
NJ croker is right when he says there are 700
,rsrv rad." The present management OF 'ne
s~nools l. ridiculous. with me oresSmaKins. MOI
$50. music ano other fais. The teachers are
s' nearly out OF their senses. and the scholars
~ Inc 10 get but a smattering Of the studies
The rtsu Of tho present arrange Is 10 s,hs
~ iid,en a mere superficial knowlenge OF tne
me en- .' tsnght They are driven through Al such
: rste that there is no chance 10 get '''rous"
NOV lodge OF their studies. - .A.,- .-,b,,a.,,
hnoM .srf my children 70 know their ariththe,t''
ellirc geogra ply. history etc nIst ,s-n II
VI" ,e rhern the opportunity. Ihese Later Id.S
are INTRODUCED 10 the '|'' "'0'''
portant branchc ,..o4ss IN r.,orr,inr tina. re-
! hope Mt A Low RFPr-R1rCAN
-, ,sos
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"TOD" UOlyE on TEE r4vptvrl

London. Jan. 1.-THE Cunard Line steamer Cam
pania which sails for New-York from Liverpool
tomorrow. will take among hor passengers Tod
Sloane. the American Jockey. lie says he Is go
ing TO Cincinnati 70 ask Mr. Fleschman to release
him. 80 = 70 he able 10 ride IN England.
The American Line stea mer 81. Louis. leaving
Southampton Tor New-YOrk tomorrow. will take
among her passengers tho ropu'ed English wife Of
Edward j. Radcliffe the actor
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ST Tamma1y.s Socle'y
FOR STATEHOOD ~ OKLAHOMA.

4 FEsOLr-TToN CALLING on CONGRESS TO PASS
AN ENABLING ACT
Kinehsher Okla. Jan. 1.-THE 'Tnterpartisan'
Statehood Convention. which in session mere
III late hour last night. brought a thousand
delegates and other interested persons 70 Kingfshcr
The convention. Nhich harmonious unanimous
~ adopted a resolution petitionng Congress 10 pass
enabling providing for the admission NJ Okla
homa State. There was no strife as 70 the
question Of single double Statehood. The reso-
luton simply petitions for statehood with such
boundaries Congress may direct. with the simple
accommodation that i the Indian Territory shall
IL Ia, uded the residents u eacn u The fve civil
.zai tribes and Oklahoma shat vote separately on
thc acceptance or rejection Of safe Constitution.
which shall be operative for such OF said sections
a accept IL.
Tie convention also adopted resolution urging
the passage OF he Free Home BILL which has passed
tho senate and Is pending In tho House Of Repre-
s@n.atlves.
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who stayed indoors. T wish they all could App
ciate what they lost. INV lN'r ~ ! \ VI
New York Jan .. 1905
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sand clergy are neither hypocrites nor perjurers
Iepel this charge as the most inexcusable and ex-
"aordinary ever committed TO paper.
NewYork Jan. T. 1895
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Norfolk Hotel. Brighton, England.

Elite Family rfoe' Ovsrl3oks wall promen.de an
lawns ZINE public Perfect sanitation >raoed
electric lights LII, Deiioa,. cuisine choice vines
jules 4 Creighton. Mgr
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The Howard Hotel.
Hotel.
uppey Norwood.

Near Crystal Palace SydsHham Heathiest situa' N
England. Lovely gardens. Boarding terms 70! s@oo
per day. Special terms for large parties convenient
train service
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PADS" N THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Network. January :, iss'
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Queens Hotel, so So. m.,S. p.r fs.
Isle os Wight Lovely ot gardens Tennis. etc Al.
joins Royal Yacht Club Frequent boats 70 CoVes !yds
and Southampton Royal Pier Hotel under same
direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-29
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

s~>N~N<1<N~>@~N>
SUPREME COURT. county of New York.
Sol Friedman and Louis Fr.edmIn ~
DAVID Garfiuk,e. summons To the above
named defendant.
You are hereby summoned - answer me
COMPLAINT Ia this action, and = srrfc Z.
cory % Your answer on The Plaintiffs
Attorneys Within twenty t2p) 'shs sfi7r the
service u ;lis summons. exclusive ~ the
DAY Of service. and In cage II your fn,i"'e
TO appear o. answer. judsuent VIII De
;aken againgt ytI ~ default. for the 70
lief demanded IN the Complaint.
Dated New YORK. JUS u. SOS
MYERS GOLDSMITH & IIOSNfR,
Plalatlnf Attorneys.
Once and Post Ohico Ajlr'ss. No. 800
Broadway. New York Cty.
To David Garlnke the above named De
fsndaDt:
Tho foregoing summons s served upon
you bv publication pursuant 20 IN order or
The Hon David McAda1i. one of tire
Justices OF the Supreme Court Of the state
q, New York dated the o0th day n, Au
gust. lSps and filed with the complaint N
the Office %, 'he Clerk % the County ~
New YORK. on the Goth day u August.
isgs at the county Cour, Ilonse. In the
Bsroush 4 Msnhattan. In the City. county
and State - New YORK. 49, 80,
pateJ New York august 2fl. isIS.
MYERS. GOLDSMITH & BRONNER.
" plaintiT-' A,'orneys
Once AMI Poo, Oeice address. 300 Broad
wav New York city. y. Y.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

ooooo~o~~>>~-~~~>~ ~------~--
THIRD AyDNUE.-NEw YORK 81
PREME CorRT. I09Hiy q New f,r r.
mG I9., RirA pi i2hNS sHYon pl q.
In pu-suance ~ a judsmen, Of foreclos-
urs and sale duly made and entered In
the above entitled action. bearing tate
,b,r,teth day Of july. 1898. l. the under
signed. tho Referee N said juGsment
named. will sell at public auction. az the
Exchange salesrooms. no" l'cated al No
III broadway. IN the Borough = Man
,Ieth day II August is0s. NJ ~ o'clock
noon On that Cay. by Louis J. Phillips.
aucti,neer, the promises directed 10y saii
Judgment 10 lie sod and therein described
All ,hose two certain lots. pieces or
parcels ~ isul. with the buildings thereon
erected situate. lying and being In the
Twelfth ward OF the city OF New YORK
thorough q Manhattan. bounded and &c
scrihed as follows. Viz.
Beslnnlrg at the southeasier,y corner ~
Third avenue and NINETY eighth street.
and running thence EASTERN, along me
southerly side - Ninety -eiSnth s,Ie".,
eighty three $50 feet and nine 90 inches
thence sonther.y. and parallel with Third
avenue. rfty l5o) feet and nine 90 inches.
thonce wester.y. and parallel with Ninety
eighth street and part OK the distanee
tIroush n party wall. eighty three (>S)
ice, and nine GN inches T. the easierly
sile ~ Third avenue: and thence norther-
Is along the easterly side u Third ave
M, dftv (5O) feet and nine 90 inches 10
the point NJ place u beginning.
The strip u land upon The rear OF said
nr,n,tres one 90 foot and nine 90 inches
wile being subject 20 the covenants run
Mag with tho land as 70 distractions u
light 10 the adjacent building as expressed
in a deed hearing date :-eptemher 30 1852.
recorded In the Office Of the Register OF the
CITY anil County Of New York in Lher
oosS OF ConveyRnces. page l.5.
Dated New YORK August an. lsHs.
CHAUN,'EY :. TRUAX.
CRAZE 4 BI,AIVELT Referee.
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
300 broadway. Borough Of Manhattan
Cry II New York.
Tn, following - a diagram Of the prem
lscs referred 10 In the foregoing notice Of
sale. known as Nos. 1868 and ICES Third
avenue:
Ninety-elghih street.
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INSuR RANCE.

THE SECURITY Mutual LIFE "
STRANGE 60. desires 70 increase az ,ncy
force In metropolitan department Ll"
nositions with liberal. Advancing comren
satIon for successful solicitors. special at
tepii0n given 10 inexperienced men who
have energy and desirable Acquaintance.
Apply In person between . and . y clock
Times Building. Al Park Row, New YORK.
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T(-T/~(/</"[-FHF
UHFSSM Competent dIcssmaker
desires engagements cat b. day 81 80.
latest sty.es Remedies and repairs. H..
2l2 Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANrEr. By young married couple no
Children. Handsomely furnished apart
ment. J;h ave " vicinity. between Iith
and sOth So. for winter months. Address
C.. Fox -. Tribune once.
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WANTED. SO. 90. speca. capithi fr
term Of years IN a well established. sac -
c"ssiul who.esals Ncw York drygDDGs
hous-. f1r purp,sa ~ taking on ndditloA"l
business. capital ful g protected. several
m0nihs' time can be taken FOR strict"st
Investigation. for which every facility
WI he afforded. an absolutely safe invest
Ineni. the money can be let on dcposi.
until this fact is established beyond ques-
ton STAPLE. Tribune Oaace
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suRROGATEy MOTTO !.

~ PURSUANCE Of an order n. Hon.
Frank r. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the
City and County u New YORK.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 ] persons
having claims against CATHERINE u.
VAN WICK. late Of the city u New York.
Boreugn Of Manhattan. deceased. TO pre-
sent the same. vita vouchers thereof to
the subscribe AZ his place y u2nsart'as
business AT the Office u john -. Snedeke..
NJ. l6i Montague street. In tho cry "
New York. Borough u Brooklyn. on "
before ~" frst day of December next.
Dated Ne" York. the i3ta Gay u May.
1898.
RICHARD VAN WICK. Executor
JOHN u SNEDEkER.
Attorney Tor Executor. No. iGi Montague
street City OF New YORK. Borough "
RrnDklAn-
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~ PURSUANCE % an order OF Hon
Frank r. Fitzgerald. a SUR yat- q M
CITY and County Of New Y1rs. notice IS
hereby gwen to all persons having cialin,
again Edward c. Seguln. late u the cry
OF New York. deceased 70 present tns
zane with vouchers thereof. 10 me NIB
scribe. at her place o, transacting bds.-
ness. at the Office OF Butler: Soiman.
Joline 4 Mynceise. No. ~ Wall street.
Yori.. on or before the Goth day e Sep
teu.ber next.
Dated New York. the IAN Gay Of March.
SUSAN w sFGuIS. Executrlx.
BITTER NOTMAN. tOLINE & MY
DFRSE AttorrPv' for ryscu'r'x. No. !
Wall Stree, Manhattan. y y.
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SI\ESS CHANCES.

O///|CIr/I~>I|/ nm |-~|~->D>-
A WILLIAM EUCLID Young. special
let In cuba Industrial Entefprgef. great
business opportunities. best references n
New York city. once. Room II. II
PiLe-st
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HELP WANTED.
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MalN-


Male
AGENTS VINO desire TO introduce new
in pOrta~t household necessity OF sound
commercial value. write for particulars.
DUNDEE MFG. GO. i0A Park Square
Boston. Mass
AGENTS wANTED.-"Our Naval War
With spain" complete book, Including
terms u peace. ready September iuo
pager: illustrated. outfit free. NATIONAL.
PTE. 60. ia 5th-ave.. New YORK.
AGENTS WANTED. Male and female. n
every city town and hamlet In America
30 act as representatives. % the world
nowned "Wfl.SDNIA" Magnetic Garments.
These wonder Norking appliances have
stood the tes: u - years IN curing az
.orms C., disease without the curse ~
drugglng or any other treatment ouisi'e
the eie ;ric currents evolved from the or
ganlsm and returned as storage batteries
I supply agents with names and addresses
OF thousands who testify 70 their value
give orc hundred per cent On al. sales
made hy agents. Serd for full pariicu-
.ars Prof WM. &. WILSON ~ agency
department. Fulton Building l." Fulton
ST. New YORK. Rooms ?23 22i Or nj fac
toy and c.nsgi;ing Rooms. . Boerum
Place E-loklyn. y. y
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CARPET CLEANING

-oNNN~NU'NN~NnN~> NNoNNo~NNNN@N|
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpe. Cleaning
Co. LOSS Broadway 42l East 4Sth~st..
TOE a PIP ANnr Tel 10 18Th
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n'L'I,Wr Avn ro,,. r.-,r.

TanrAcTuRERS OF Billiard and Pool
A Reasonable pr.ces: easy terms.
AAHA BROS. i2i East iith-si.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

~~~o>~e>r~~~~~r>>-~~|>>~|><>
l-G PARK AVE. corner @Sth-st -
Large handsome second floor, paI!o
einiDg room. reference.
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NsCJfTNEI:Y

NN.~N>NNNN~NNN<.N~< eo>NNr~~~NNoONO"NNNDN
At REDUCED PRICES 500 second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed machinery bought ana ex-
changed. GEORGE T. EDDY. @9s Mad
SOus..
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DOMESTIC sITUkTIONs WANTED

Female.
COOK -IIOI SENOkk, &c.--rwo South
ern colOr-d women wish situations as
cook and laundiess and general house
worker. willing and ob.ising: no objection
10 country. reference can OF address -
Fleet ST.. brooklyn.
COOK. &r.-H AITRESS &r.-Two girls.
one irst class cook good taker other
waitress and chambermGld. first class
laundrsss. no objection t. country. large
or small family 2a3 East 18th 81.
COOK BY a competent Protestant girl;
good family cook. assist washing. ex-
cel..nt references. short distance In cOun-
try % city Call at IA Columbus ave.
COOK. sc. Elderly. Industrious woman
wants home In small family. city cr
country: good cook. plain laundrrss low
wages. Mrs. TAYLOR. III West Both ST..
rear.
CHAMBERLAIN Thoroughly competent;
In private family; eight years city ref
ercnce. lQl East 40th-st
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Q cdthfrs


lar W q NOVEL;. - summer tutoring In or "nt u
- city. Address At III r I'D a.
IIfuyArE TUITION by c,ileg. graduate. having
i long erIerlencs PREPARING conditioned r,uienis
Addrcss HFIiaAS DRISIFR % Past 4bh 81 y Y
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STOR AGE.

TIE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. ly5-lGI-fdS West 22d-st. sior-
age. moving. Telephone 7ts 3sth-st
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MISCELLANEOUS.


80. WHITE ENVELOPES, zoe. per
leo. quart Black Nri'ng Ink. "a,
Stationery ~ cut prices. e. >. NATHAN.
% Fulton 81
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School Ngrntiee.
ooo0O0ooooNOoNOON~O~N 0NNO0NNNyOoNNo00NNN|r|-
A MERIcAH ASD FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
n syf piles Profess Tetrr'rs. TNDfs F.felaeSse,
A.. t. to..eses Schools 1nd Families Aqt4y t.
Mrs " NOUNd FULTON. - linton square
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DOSQUIIV AND INSECT Ek
TER


NO~~NNN~~~~~>-~~~ ~~>~>>N>N-~NND~<~No0N-
sALLADk"S EXTEkMISATOK instantly
Kills bedbugs. moths. ants. reas. reaches
Bottle. ?5c. nGlf-gaiion. 81. Gallon. y
SAL1.ADE a Co. 90 W 2sth st. y. \.
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->~->~~~~><~~-~~-~~<-~.>~-
fEND Us your old goi. jewelry. &c. We
seni certified cheek for full value there
c. Bank reference. Established js@2
GEORGE -. JOYCE ." FulioD-st.
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BOARD AND KOCEs.

VERY DESIRABLE fourth hoor rooms
,,w,ih hoard corner house. references. i12
Asdison- ave
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IDII-flEN Al around. arst class pol
isf.l. bars tub sander. bGffer and
isclurreg with rkprrirnc" q foreman
would Ike charge : polishing room. brass
l-I.feal w,rk preferred nrst class refer
en-e. Adif,s. " :. 10s Claromont ave .
jersey titS
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-04-30
apr2n50

Administers NOTICE.-Notice is
hereby given hat letters of adminis-
tration upon the estate OF Mary T.
Butts. deceased. have been granted to
the undersigned by the Cape Girar-
d"au Court of Common Pleas, ofCape
Girardeau County. Missouri. bearing
date the 9th day of April. 1897.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them TO him for allowance within one
year from the date OF said letters or
they may be rrecluded from airy bene-
fl of such estate: and if said claims
be not exhibited within two years from
the late of the publication OF this
notice they will be forever barred.
WILLIAM J. HIT.
aprl6nj2 Administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-04-30

EXECUTORS N'JTICE.-Notice is
hereby given that letters Testamentary
upon the estate of John H. Sander
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned by the Cape Girardeau
Court of Common Pleas of Cape
G~irardeau County, bearing date the
18th day of March, 1898.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to the undersigned for allowance.
within one year from the date of said
letters. or they may be precluded from
any benefit of such estate: and if said
claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date of the publication
OF this notice, they will be forever
barred.
JOHN A. VANDEVEN,
apr2n50 Execute.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-04-30

FINAL SETTLEMENT.-Notice is
hereby given to all creditors and 9th
ers interested in the estate of Chris
tian Ritgerot, deceased, that the un-
dersigned administrator of said estate
intends to make final settlement there
of at the next term of the Cape Cir
ardeau Court of Common Pleas of
Cape Girardeau county, to be held at
the court hou.e in the city of Cape
Girardeau. Missouri, on Monday,
May 23rd. 1898.
WILLIAM REGENHARDT.
aprl6n52 Administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-04-30

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desire to try the daily or the weekly
GLOBE-DEMOCRAT.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-04-30

Commodore Dewey informed the
British authorities at Hong Kong that
he would depart from British wa
tiers Immediately. and sent his vessels
to Chinese water to complete prepara-
tiOns in QUILTING for the expedition.
What does this mean: Was Commo-
dore Dewey informed by British off,
cials that he could not refit his vessels
in British waters? If so. then the
United States has a bigger job on hand
than whipping Spain.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-04-30
apr'2:3nl

FINAL SETTLEMENT.-Notice is
hereby given to all creditors and
Others interested in the estate of Fred
rick Wittmor. deceased, that the I'M
sigled administrator of said estate
intends to make final settlement there
of at the next term of the Cape Cir
ardeau Court of Common Pleas of
Cape Girardeau county, to be held at
the court house in the city of Cape
Girardeau, Missouri, on Monday,
May 23rd, 1898.
JOHN L. MILLER.
apr30n2 Administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-04-30

According 20 the constitution state
militia organizations cannot be sent
out of the country to fight. Congress
has the power to call upon the militia
ito execute the laws of the nation.
suppress instruction and repel inva-
sion" but in order for militiamen to
have a chance TO fight in Cuba they
will be obliged to enlist as other vol
untcers. As Il body they will be en-
pluyed in coast defense.-EX.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-04-30

There are = few persons in this
county who favor primary elections.
The DEMOCRAT is opposed to the pri-
mary election because it means two
elections. The candidates for Office
in counties where primary elections
are held have to make two convasses
of the county. the cost of which is 100
expensive for the salaries OF the re-
spective Offices. The delegated con-
v~ention is the iairest way to select
candidates. and it is not so expensive
to the candidates.