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COUNTY NEWS.
West Hancock.
Mrs. Sarah Springer is still very i'll.
Fred Linscott is very III with measles.

West Hancock.
Mrs. Sarah Springer is still very i'll.
Fred Linscott is very III with measles.
Mrs. George Rich, who has been i'll, is
much improved.
Arthur Graves returned last week from
Boston after short visit.
Fred Brown, OF Surry, has been in town
this week calling on old friends.
ii ss Jennie Marshall, of Bar Harbor, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Emma Burke, OF Harrington, has
BEEN during the past week, the guest of
her son, Malcolm Googtns.
Jesse Brown and family, who have been
living in Egypt for some years, moved
into his house here last week.
Mrs. Mary Il. Butler started last Friday
for Boston. where she will spend a few
weeks visiting relatives.
Fred Miliken sherman Mcfarland.
Victor Smith and George +. Norris went
last week to Jonesport to work on stone.
Mrs. Naomi Shute and daughter, Miss
ldylene, returned recently from Law
renee, Mass " here they have been visit
ing. Mrs. ahute is in very poor health.
A. +. foren and Miss Lena Smith were
married Monday, March -. Mr.. Foren
left Tuesday for Portland to join the
schooner "Msjor Piekands", bound for
Virginia.
Mrs. Myra Graves who has been visit
ing In Boston, returned last week. and is
visiting Mrs. Abbie Graves. She Is &C.
compsnied by her sister, Mrs Freeman
Walker, Who is visiting here.
April 3. SUMAC.
Atlantic.
Willard Staples was in Rockland this
week on business.
Gardner Joyce goes to Rockland Mon
day, where he will be employed.
Stinson Hooper. foreman for Mathew
Baird, has arrived in town and taken
charge of the business here.
Miss Lillian Colony will visit Portland
and Boothbay before her spring term of
school begins.
Capt John 5 Staples left this week for
Portland. where he will be employed dur
ing the summer.
Rev. F. V. Stanley will go to Rockland
this week to attend the conference. Mrs.
Stanley Will accompany him.
Spring term of school will begin Mon
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North Bluehilt.

North fluehiit.
Augustus Moore is quite i'll.
Judson L. Weber is home on few
days visit from Bar Hsrbor.
Lemuel P. Hinckley, prominent citi-
zen OF this place, died Tuesday.
Frank Gray, OF South Penobscot, is to
begin work to- E. ;. Haskell this morn
ing.
Levi Franks and wife, of Bucks Hsr Dor
spent few days recently visiting friend.
here.
George A. Snowman cut his foot the
other day. Harmon Treworgy is doing
his chores.
Hoyt A. Treworgy, who has worked
through the year st Islesboro, has been at
home on visit.
Levi Gray, Of Bluehill, who has worked
for the past winter for Elmer l. Fisk. has
finished his JOB and gone home.
Daniel II. Treworgy came up from
Black Island Saturday night to stay owe,
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. W. D.
Thompson.
Mrs. Carter, who for the pas, year has
been at work for Lewis Saunders, OF
Bluehhl, is now at work for w. ID.
Thompson.
Mrs. Z. 5. Haskell has been i'll. but is
much improved at this writing. Miss
Ethel Wescott is assisting her in her
. housework.
Mrs. Deborah Stacy, who has been Wis
iting her parents, sir. and Mrs. james l.
saunders, returned 10 her home in Lynn
Mass. last week.
T. J. Wescott. who has recently pup
chased the Fred Grindle place, has moved
the barn from there to sdjoin the harm at
his home place.
The Rustic Comedy Co. played f, North
Penobseot Monday nigh, and at East
orland Friday night. They ne, with
good success financially \. both places.
April ). ",
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THh AMEK CAN has subscribers at JOG
Of the no post Offices in Hancock county;
all the other papers in the county COM
bined do not reach so many. THE AMER
loan is MOI the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has neper claimed to
be, but 1t is the only paper that can prop
erty be calico COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circttla-
fion Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, is larger
than that Of oil the other papers printed
Sn Hancock county.
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DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH YOU ?

If not, drink Grain O-made from pure grains
lady writes The first time ! made Grain o
did not like II but after using It for one week
nothing would induce me to 20 back to coffee "
II nourtshe- and feeds the system. The chill
dren can drink II freely with great beneht II
Is the Strengthening suhtance OF pure grains
Get package to-day from your grocer. follow
the directions In making 1t and you will have
delicious aud healthfu table beverage for old
and young. l5c. aud sc
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DEATH OF ISABELLE BARTLETT.

FrieudS and relatives Of Hazen w. and
Owe Bsrtleft " Chico, Cal. formerly Of
49, - ~rieyed to hear Of the sud
d. - -. So heir second daughter, tsa-
he .ss,- "-- a brief illness, died al her
hotae "a SA,,o March l., aged eighteen
years and two months. Her death WAS
due to paralysis of the brain, brought on,
1t is believed, by too close application to
he. Downs. sac Mas hard student at
the state nr'''41 school, where She was to
have graduated III June.
That her life WAS a rarely sweet one, Is
evident from tue many memoriams and
references given i'll the different papers Of
her native city. The Normal Record gave
her the following tribute:
"She was always. as we knew her quick and
bright, her spirits little temple aitsiug here and
there among the pleasures and duties OF life.
like n hummtug btrd among the flowers. Ever
ready was she With her quick smile and gcner.
GUS heart to help those around her. loving with
awarm,h seldom seen, her family and friends.
Yet none Was more faithful to her duties At
home, or more tu,al At school than she. We
have another source 10 look to for her bright,
happy life beside her generous, loving, am.
bilious persona tty, Al L thaI i her Christian
fai,h, ali her troubles she 50 carefully hid from
her companions, She toeA - her Maker sud laid
them 81 tbs feet In church, KndeAyor, sunday
school ana norma! she sought 10 Know more Of
Him ami te let her light shine - brightly that
men might see her good works and slorify
her Father which Is in ueavcu.'.
Funeral services were he'd on Tuesday,
March ii, at the reshyterisn church.
The horsl offerings were numerous and
beautiful. The June graduating class, TO
which she belonged, presented floral
piece IN the form OF a harp with twenty
sight strings, that being the number of
member of the class. One of the strings
was broken.
The heartfelt sympathy of home friends
and relatives is extended to the heresved
family.
April 5. Y
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the age OF fourteen years, after eleven
days suffering with lockjaw, caused by
cutting his foot some time ago. He was
the youngest OF family OF Ave. He was
patient little sufferer. He was a smart
little fellow and was loved by all who
knew him. He will be missed both at
home and by his many friends. The
funeral was held at the Center church,
Mr.. Pinkerton officiating. Much SYM
psthy is felt for the bereaved family
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COUNTY NEWS.
south Deer Isle.

south Deer Isle.
News was received Saturday that Capt.
Joseph Buckminster, formerly OF this
vicinity, was washed overheard and
drowned His wife was sister to Mrs.
b. n. Sylvester, whose islands death
was reported last week. Thus the two
sisters were made widows within two
days, and without any warming. The
husband OF another sister is lying very
i'll from the effects OF shock, and a
fourth is in very poor health. 1t may be
remembered that Capt. Buckminster's
son, Joseph, jr., was lost in the steamer
"Portianda.
Tuesday evening there WAS r meeting
OF The church board and others interested
in church matters, ut which Rev. MIR.
Garland announced that / he debt OF some
thing over $500, held against the church
by II. I. Lutkin, and which had been Il
sort OF incubus, had been cancelled in
full, by him, and the receipted bill was
read. As such generous act deserved
more than passing recognition, it WAS
proposed TO erect a tablet in commemora-
ton OF Tue -itIi una "a commute Was
chosen to frame suitable resolutions OF
acknow ledg ment. Another committee
was to ascertain the cost of such tablet.
March 81 Eco.
Samuel Barbour died at his home March
81, aged lightweight years. He had been
confined to the house for many years by
lsmeness caused by a fever sore, but had
kept his bed only few days. He leaves
four daughters and an adopted son, who
with his oldest daughter, has cared for
him curing his illness. Two Of his daugh
tiers live at Swans Island. The funeral
was held at the home, Rev. Mr.. Garland
officiating. He was the second oldest
resident OF this place, Nathaniel Rob
being the oldest.
April l. Eco.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,cs see other pages.

Franklin.
Miss Sadie Bunker will return from
Bangor this week.
w. b. Blaisdell attended the bank
building opening in Ellsworth Saturday.
EASTER SERVICES.
After several unpleasant Sundays the
bright dawning OF Easter gladdened
many hearts. Good sermons and music
at the churches attracted large congre-
cations.
At the Methodist church 80 p. m. SER
vice, the following programme was rem
dered:
Organ prelude, Easter Reverie.
Mrs BlaisdeI.
poNologv,
The Lords Prayer.
Scripture reading.
AnthcH our Easter Song. -. ....... Beirly
Responsive reading
Invocation.
Response chant.
Notices and Easter Offering.
0fcrtory.
Hymn, The Day Of Resurrection,
Choir.
sermon,
Rev Lombard.
Hymn. Crown Him,
Choir.
Benedlction.
Organ postlude IN &.
Eeea5ag teaesrt. 80.
Voluntary,
Miss Gerrish.
Anthem,
Reading Esd Psalm in concert.
Prayer.
Rev MIR Day.
Recitation,
Mile Perkins.
Anthem, My Redeemer Liveth,
Alice Bunker.
Exercise with music,
Lewis Springer, Harvard Gard, Harold
Wilbur, Burleigh swan, Lola Dyer, Iva
Dow, Lena joy.
Anthem, Hail Easter Morn Choir
Recital Grace Butler
Exercise With singing.
barbara >tiuson, Marcia Thomas, Lucy
Cummings, Bcruice Dunn, Geneva
Bragdon, Frances Bragdon, Vera
FernaId.
Recitation .......-........,... Burieish Swan
Recitation. Observation-Disclosures. Edith BraSdon
Fantomime by three Young ladies' with
music by invisible quartetse.
Recitation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Susie Swan
hecatatlen,-''''., 49,. ......'..Lena Joy
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Alice Burke
Recital .....-.-.... Kay pwelley
Recital Observation-Disclosures. $500 Grace Butler
Song.---.--..,, .......... .Bernice Dunn
Remarks by pastor
Offering
Anthem. Hanelu5ah Chris, Is Risen...... Choir
Benedict0n
postlude
This concert OF unusual merit was ar
ranged by Mrs. Imogene Pettengill and
Miss Mazda Gerrish, whose thorough
drill work with the children was obvious
thraug haat. The singing by the pri-
mary pupils WAS very enjoyable, as were
all the exercises. The psntomime inno-
Walton by Misses Butler, Bunker aud Ger
rish WAS vastly pleasing.
The decorations. in charge OF Ivory F.
Butler, were excellent in effect. At the
altar, an evergreen arch, surmouuted by
end crosses With centre GROWING arch,
Christ is Risen, in letters invisitly
held in piace-s large evergreen ball and
cross At rear, where potted plants, Easter
and calls lilies were msssed. evidenced
much skill. MIR. Butler has earned the
gratitude Of the society on this, as on
other ike occasions. The evening at
tendance Literally filled the house.
April B. B.
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COUNTY NEWS.
North tsanioIae.
ID, addLt.ona. .lo,nLa NJ ED 10 ragee

Mrs. f. b. Putllips is on the sick list.
Miss Gilbert. of Trenton, is visiting
relatives here.
A. L. rripp went to Lsrrabee Thursday
to visit friends.
Miss Annie Young is visiting her uncle
Rev. w. Ii Rec, at Larrahee.
Samuel Moore, wife and son Clarence,
of Ellsworth Falls, visited relatives and
friends here Saturday ana sunday.
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day, April 81. A fine corps OF teachers has
again been secured. There will be no
change Of teachers In the graded school
Miss Alpha Lowell teaching the grammar
and Miss Lillian Colony in the primary.
Miss Henrietta Hall, of Matinicus, will
teach at Atlantic.
March 81
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Mount Desert Ferry.
Mrs. Sioley GreenIeai IS very ill.
Alysh Moon has gone TO Boston.
Miss Ethel Martin has gone to Bangor
Miss Elsie Moon has gone to Franklin
FOR few weeks.
Mrs. Ella and Miss Lizzie Grant have
been IN Bangor for few days.
March n. YANKAPoo,
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South Hancock.
4. II. Young went to Portland on bust
ness last Wednesday.
Amsnder 7. Wooster went to Boston
Monday, where he has employment.
Humphrey Jordan wife and son are
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Jordan.
The contrsct for repairs on the Point
schooihouse has been awarded to L. {.
Smith snd q. p. Haven.
Mrs. Nettie Higgins has moved into the
Springer house. She will do the cooking
for E, W. Wooster's farm help.
Miss Msrcis c. Young entertained the
whist CLUB Friday evening, at her home.
Dainty refrss hmsnts were served.
April 5. W.
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>urry.
Charles Beede went to Black Island
Sunday.
Mrs. L. X. Herrick, OF Bluehill, has
been visiting relatives in Surry the past
week.
Warden Lord went to Bangor and Fred
Beede to damon Monday, where they are
TO be- employed.
Rev. j. 2. Simonton, OF Ellsworth.
preached an Easter sermon at the Met ho-
dist church sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Amos t. b. Gott and little daugh-
ter Alice, OF West Eden, visited her broth
er-in-lsw, J. L. Colt, last week.
Mrs. Mary NJ. K. Colt, who has passed
the winter months with her son, j. T..
Colt, returned 10 her home al West Eden
last Tuesday.
Presiding Elder J. W. Day held quar-
terly conference in the Methodist vestry
last Tuesday afternoon. There was
large delegation from East Bluehill
Augustus Milliken, aged eighty four
years, Who lived with his son, W. K. Mill
lisen, at North Bend, suffered parslytic
shock Wednesday, from which be died
Monday morning.
April 8. G.
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Do not pu, of until tomorrow the duty that
ought to be done to-day. II your blood Is In.
pure and you feel weak and weary, take Hoods
Satsapar!lla at once.
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Bar Harpor.
Presiding Elder Day is,expected April. 3.
There WAS a special town meeting at
Bar Harbor on Wednesday 10 vote on
hiring money TO detrsy town expenses
arising between this time snd the first Of
September. As much work viii have 10
be done before the taxes are due, thi. was
found necessary. Il WAS voted to hire
$4,000.
DR.. II. d. Averill, who has been serving
as assistant surgeon on board the L. :. 5.
Iowa, has quit the service and is ex-
pected home soon. He left the lows" at
San Francisco. DR.. Ayeril Will resume
the practice of medicine here. He en-
listed in the navy one year ago and Was
first assigned to duty on board the
Lancaster which WAS stationed al
Tampa, Fla. Afterwards he was trans
ferred to the monitor "Misntonomsh'',
and recently round the Horn on the
Iowa" to San Francisco.
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OTIS.
Mrs. Ferd Robbins is the guest of Byron
II. Robbins.
Henry Jellison, OF Eden, called on old
friends here recently.
{. y. Blaisdell, who has snent the nsst
winter IN Boston, has returned home.
J. +. Grant and wife went TO Sullivan
Tuesday, 10 be present at the marriage OF
their son, Warren Grsnt.
Rodney Salisbury, while in his fathers
mill one day last week, had the fingers of
his left hand crushed of.
March 80. KAY
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Merton Murphy died at the home of his
| mother, Mrs. James Turner, March -. at
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Bluehill Falls.
Mrs. Angie Csndsge has gone to Mort h
Bluehili as housekeeper for Freeman
Bray.
Eddie Sylvester went to North Bucks
port Saturday for short visit to his
uncle.
Fred Csndage purchased a fne-looking
horse OF Albion Saunders, OF West Surry,
last week.
Cherries Friend, who arrived in the
schooner Gold Hunter" Friday, spent
Sunday with friends in Sargentville.
Ross Colson, of Bangor, is visiting his
wife at Mrs. Bert Csndage's. Mr.. Colson
is at present suffering from a bad attack
of the measles.
Rufus Chatto carried Brooks Carter, OF
West BROOKLYN, to Ellsworth last week
Mr.. Carter is going to Portland TO attend
Shsw's business college.
A small party from this place attended
the concert aud supper at South BluehiIl
Friday night. rney report an entertain
ing programme and fiue ice cream.
April 3. W
KrooklIn.
Capt. e. r. Eaton has sailed in his ii-h
ing yacht.
The fishermen say that a barrel OF elsm
bait brings e barrel OF good -four TIM,
spring, even exchange. This i not bad
for the fishermen.
Harold 4. GrindIe returned home from
Melrose, Mass, saturday. Robert Friend
accompanied him. The young people
gave them a cordial reception IN Union
hall.
George NJ. Snow. The mail carrier, died
sunday morning. Mr.. Snow will be
much missed in the community. He hiss
long been mail csrrier from Brookiin to
Bluehill Falls via Sedgwick, and has
brsved all kinds OF weather. seldom
missing trip. He had been i'll but few
days. He leaves wife, one child and a
stepdsughter.
April 8. G. A.
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North HrooksNiIIs.
Frank segsr, who i i'll with pneumonia,
remains shout The same.
Schooner Mildred Msy", Capt. Con-
don, sailed for Portland last week.
A little girl came 10 the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wil.ism y. Perkins April.
Nests Halves ana little son Gerard
were VISITING Angie Cousins last week.
Schooner Robert Pettis" arrived April
from Portland, with full freight for
the farmers snd grange stores.
Schooner Clinton" !, Capt. Pulk. is load
ing lumber At the grange wharf for j.
Sewsn Gray, bound 10 Bar Har Dor.
All sre glad TO see Charles B. Nichols
out again, after being confined to the
house for two months with the grip.
The sslectnen OF this town have pur-
chased a road machine of c. NJ. Consnt,
Of Bangor. who WAS in town last week.
April 5. c.
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East Iamotne-
Miss Delis Pierce is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frank Hancock.
Allen Walker. @; Portsmouth, visited
friends and relatives here last week.
Miss Myrs Young and brother Edward
left Saturday for q short visit to Bar Hsr-
Dor.
Harry Higgins left for Ellsworth Mon
day where he Will be employed by E. E.
Rowe.
April 5. H.
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AMATEUR THEATRICAIs.


AMATEUR THEATRICAIS.
The Mt. Desert dramatic company pre-
scented The Red Cross Nurse, in Ma
sonic hall, Thursday evening. March 80,
TO large and appreeistive audience. 1t
was repeated the following evening. The
cast OF characters follows:
Ernes; Travers, captain o. Co H.
Lewis Richardson
Harry Powell, captain q Co I...Paul Anterior
Jeremiah Potter. colonel Of New York reg
Observation-Disclosures. David Branseomb
Waliy A>{orbilt, rough rider...An drew Somes
Sergeant Rahersy, a father and soldier.
frank Higgins
W W.a a bank messenger Alton Brown
Maade Trayers, Ernrsg's sister,
Cynthia Richardson
Mrs Jeremiah Porter, The coIons.'s vile,
iva Hamor
Mrs Rafferty,, the serstaat's wife
faua,g Richard son
Pa2ills nels14H. sAe Res Gross Nurse.
Mary ober
April 5 Il.
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Eco.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-25
Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to the City of Cape Girardeau
for taxes. that the tax books are now
in my possession, and the taxes there
on due, and | will be in attendance at
my office in the Court House during
each day of the week from 9 O'Clock
a. m. to / O'Clock p. m. to collect the
same until the lst day of January.
1900, and further, that unless said
taxes are fully paid before the LIST day
of January, 1900. they shall become
delinquent and bear interest at the
rate of l per cent. per month for each
and every month they remain unpaid.
after they become delinquent: and
their collection will be enforced by
suit to enforce the lien on real estate
as provided by law, and the Seizure
and sale of personal property as pro-
vided by ordinance.
Cape Girardeau. Mo-. November
18th. 1899.
CHRISTIAN HIRSCH,
Collector.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-25
SiIDAY.

~!,Gnniag sores, %indolent ulcers and
similar troubles, eventhough of many
years standing. may becuredby using
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. l,
soothes. strengthens and heals. 1t is
the great pile cure. W. II. Coerver
Postmaster Kitchens, of Bloomfield.
is in the city.
Ola Snusicks was in the city this
morning shooting OFF his bazoo.
\ '.prairie sooner" or houseboat
on wheels passed through town today.
1t came from Illinois and was occu-
pied by Il party of hunters who were
bound for the swamps below here.
They we're fitted up in great shape,
with stove. bedding. cooking utensils,
etc. So that they can remain out all
winter if they have a mind to.
KIDNEY DISEASES are the most
fatal OF all diseases. Foley's Kidney
Cure is Il guaranteed remedy or mouey
refunded.
Elijah Moore, the young man who
killed his father in StOddard county
last week. was indicted by the special
grand jury, plead guilty and a en-
fenced to the penitentiary Tor ninety
years.
Hear the musical treat at the Opera
House Monday night.
The Missouri mule is accused of be-
ing the cause of the capture of a num-
Der of British soldiers in South Afri-
ca in Il recent engagement between the
military forces ove there. The Mis-
souri, mule is a kind of Boorish ami
mule anyhow.
Emil Weber, of Bloomfield, was in
the city today.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-25
schools In Cuba and Elsewhere.

Prof. j. 7. Draughon. who IS Gu-
thor OF four text looks on bookkee,p-
ing. will. on october 10. 1899. open ii
we'll equipped business college in the
Emile building. st. Louis. cor. 9th
and Olive streets. His brother, who
was for four years principal of
Draughon's Practical Business Col
lege, Nashville, Tennessee, will have
charge of the St. Louis college. Prof.
J. +. Draughon recently visited Cuba
with a view of establishing IL business
college there next year. and On his re-
turn he opened a business c~"i!rae in
Savannah. Ga. He also has u .iu..r-
ishiGg business college II Galveston.
and one at TeXarkana. Tex. His col
leges are the best iatroEizad business
colleges in the South. Thec give Il
superior course of instruction and
have special facilities for securing
positions. Money for tuition may be
deposited in bank till position is se-
cured, or good notes will be- accepted.
Special rates will be given all who
enter at ST. Louis on or before about
The opening. See ad. OF these col
leges elsewhere in this issue. and write
for free catalogue. Address j. +.
Draughon. President, Nashville. Tenn.
augl1G2t&w.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-25
THURSDAY.


Gust Schultz is assisting County
Collector tlentge with the collection
OF IKE at the court mouse.
julius heinrich. travelling for the
refer HauP'hiah iooacc" Co., OF 81
Louis Is ID 'he tlt! caIilhE on ms Gus
toners, Mr.. Heinrich has beer com
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h'i' ante" ehect never follo" tn
Use oi oE. BELL peppermint Chii
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me bo"Fo u Directors OF tLe fair
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wha,- :; s,;u - o,.n - cq
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hound for Nv, o.1o.r. =, .na,d ,ha
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80 l.