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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04
To Govern These Mixed Races ana Trans
form Them Into "A Friendly People.

From the Chicago Tribune.
The people of those Islands are not
homogeneous. They are diverse In race.
religion, habits, and language. They are
not amicably inclined, one race toward
another. They not only are not n t0f
self-gOvernment now, but ii Is doubtful
whether they ever will be. They have
been despOtically governed by Spaniards.
They viii b. governed hencef0TWard By
on honest and just government. While u
Is questionable whether these Malays can
ever be elevated TO American citizenship.
they will be given the benefits Of ciyliza-
ticn. To deprive them OF those benefits
and permit them to relapse into bsrbaT-
ism with all its consequences OF murder,
pillage, rapine. and disorder of every kind
would be- an unciyilized act on our own
part, and one for which We would have
10 answer 10 the rest Of the world To
permit the Philippines 10 be closed 70 the
commerce Of the world and the persons
peacefully engaged I'm business there -
DE despoiled Of their property and Jrisra
from their homes-after that commerce
has been permitted 10 exist ana been rr-
Outraged and protected for ceHtures-
would be 10 make the name OF the CHiie4
States OF America "anathema' among
the great nations of the world. u as1.t
be Noise act than any Of which Span
has been guilty for a hundred years
This country stands charged with TIE
responsibility OF ciyilizing the FilD.nos
That responsibility entered Manila Bss
and sank the Spanish feet There is -1
way 10 eyade that responsibility erc-E.
With dishOnOr. We had 10 take ManA4.
We had 10 destroy the last yesi!gs o
Spanish sovereignty. We had 70 take
possession Of the PHILIPPINES. We mast
stay there and We must nov devise ift
best and 1isfst plan Of governing them
and ciyiliZiag them. protecting trade. ana
keeping the open door Tor The CON
merce OF the world. The only oOIr-~ :.
10 govern them ourselves or % abe E49t
them 10 some greedy European power o
10 permit them 10 fan back into D4rUat-
lGm-the cities built up by white men 10
be pillaged and destroyed. the harJof To
b. hiled up and the lighthouse u y ~
est.
There Is no question that the vast M
JOriy OF the people Of the United states
VIII stand b. the administration And a.
sist u in the great Work ~ gJTrrrlhs
Tn Sc mixed races and transforming ihsi-
intc friendly people
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04
Took Hi. Custom D. sewhere.
b 80 spsre Monenls.

From the IJ0na0n spare Moments.
The other day a chemist was awakened
about O'Clock In the morning by some
one clamOring at his shop door. Opening
his bedroom window ne saw small boy.
who was gesticulating wildly.
What's the mattery' inquired the
chemist
Il want a pennorth O. camphorated
chloroform for L toothache.'' howled the
lad.
The chemist was not oyerjOyed when
he found how small the order was for
which he had bien 20 rudely awakened
from his slumber; but. taking pity on the
sufferer. ne dressed h,mseif and vent
downstairs to supply The much-deslrea
relief. While measuring the drug he could
not help INDUCING IN a RrOwl at the lad.
ITS Ike your lmpudence." be observed
ito wake me up at this time OF the night
for paltry pennyworth OF chiorOforrn. E"
oh. Is tE' said the boy, resentf,ii.y
Then I'll take my custom somewhere
else. You can keep your chlorOform. /
won't have Il now. for your cheek
And he didn't. tie went OF quite in
dIgnsntiy. nursing his jaw, 10 wake 20
some other chemist.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04

form of an enormous eagle, dressed Ike
Brother Jonathan. In short trousers and
lang-tailed coat OF stars and stripes. wIth
a straw hat on the back OF his neck.
his shoulders hunchsd up about his ears
and hands in trousers pockets. looking
gioOmlIy at Lincoln who Is represented
as a tail. gaunt individual with large
feet. a crop OF sinister black whtsk=rs.
and a shock OF obstreperous hair. one
hand buried deep in his pocket and the
other holding notice on which, In large
letters. appears the words: ''Abrogation
OF Canadian treaties. By order Of the
Senate
Under this cartoon: The Threatening
NOtice-Attorney Lincoln: Now. Uncle
sam. you're in a darned hurry II serve
this here notice en- John Bull Now. it's
my duty. as your attorney, TO tell you
that 80; may drive him 10 go over l" that
cdss, DAVIS Uncle sam considers"
author of '-Oar American Cou-in.''
Ire disclosure that Tom Taylor Was the
author of the poem in which Punch re
canted its anti-Union policy receives an
add1d interest from the fac; that IL was
Tom Taylor who wrote Our American
Cousin. the comedy which Lincoln wit
messed the right he was shot by Booth.
winch was aftefWard made Stili more Ia
nous by the elder Sothern under the IL
tie of Lord DundreaTy." Taylor very
likely felt the fatality that linked his
name with the tragedy of Lncoln's death
and was moved 10 write the poem under
the influence Of a strong emotion Be
sides. he probably never shared the ami
mostly toward tire Union which Punch
pietorially and graphically expressed, for
in Our American Cousin he idealiZes
the American character in the imperfect
form that it must have appeared to an
Englishman's mind IL was not until Soth-
ern saw his destiny in Dundreary that
the play was TemOdeled so as to minimize
the American and broaden the original
minor part of the English eccentric. He
then wrote sam" in which he and Soth-
eTn attempted 10 give the same promi-
hence to the American that Dundreary
had attained in the first play. Ii was
Taylor. also, who wrote Ticket OF Leave
Man. 'Black-eyed Susan" and a play
that still makes SOthern live in the mem
DRY of old patrons of the theater-"The
Crushed Tragedian."
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04
~ro THE YANKEE BRAGGARTs.
Thunder Which We Had Prepared In
Case Nj. Seward Should Back
up Gen Dix

'FWa- with England. indeed. you long
faced, wizened, ugly. ignorant Credentials
Do you know what you are talking aoouty
Defy the dag that has braved a THOUSAND
years the battle and the breeze Laugh
al the Lion and give umbrage 10 the Uni
corn. Bah Bosh! Shut up, Tremblei
DO you know what We should do in the
fash of lucifer match? We should rec
ognize the Confederacy. proclaim Davis
King Of the South and steam into all the
Confederate ports at once with go. 90
guards, al six foot and most six ana
three-quarters. sinking all your blockadlng
ships TO David Jol e, except such as We
should seize for our OWL use in bombard-
ing New York We should put Sir Hugh
Rose az the head OF our stupendOus land
fierce and relieve Lee. who would Tusn
South 10 exterminate all your Generals,
sober or tipsy. While We marched upon
Washington and fol the second time. IA.
IA, give II to The deyouTing flames We
should then walk over you all. and
straight into Canada. where We should in
stantly hang every Yankee who had dared
10 set his ho0f on the sacred soil. and
then We should annex the North 20 the
colony. making Quebec the empire city"
&c
Appearing in a comic paper. a humorous
construction Is 20 be placed upon this
effuEion. but under it's thin veneer OF ait
the ugly hunor OF John Bull is anmistak-
able. And on February II. iss5. Punch had
a cartoon REPRESENTING Uncle sam a the
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04

PFom the SeE YOTk Frezs.
What man Hkex most about girl "a
his arm
When a man proposes 10 give his wife a
useful present she Is sure he doesn't love
her any more
After reading about the atrocities of
war. a woman goes to department store.
shuts her teeth, and anninaiates her sex
II man could ever learn which END Of
w0man's hat Is which. he might be- able
10 tell her when " IN on straight.
Maybe men and 1Dmen would meOxTl
Too. II they mad 10 climb along the Tors
Of fences and perch on the extension ROOF
- have = Irritation.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04
Six Elegant Rose Plants esssss'' Free.

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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04
HUNDRED LIVES LOST
Channel Steamer Stella Runs
on Casquet Rock.
WAS RACING THROUGH THICK FOG

While Boats Were Lowered the Boilers
Exploded, Splitting the Vessel In Two
and Sending Her to the Bottom-Steam-
er Was Carrying Large Excursion-Exact
Number of Persons on Board Not Known,
but Probably in Excess of Two Hundred.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04
JOY AROUND HIS TOMB
DIR. Talmage Discourses on the
Glad Festal Season.
THE LILY'S SACRED SIGNIFICANCE

We Should Roll Away the stone Of Sin
from the sePuIehsr of Oar Dead selves
We should Sit Upon the stone. but Not
Tin We Have Moved It-on Resurrection
Power of Music-Dead shall Then Live.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04
Tsks 49, ~.
Ia Retreat.

ff0m he Colorado spFiEEs Gazstss
The simoDd-eyed Chinaman reAgh''S
his pipe and remarked 10 his nelgno2f
"BiSgee fhsn. this Asulnaldo. hsSss
Hubble for Mclean nan alice tms
glezt fighter'
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04
Kaisst Medicine Poetry.

From ihs Atisf;s coasJ.stlsa.
WAC writes tts poetry fos ne Big 41ts7f'f'.
soaas q lt il stos-settsr b. fsst ta4a na 9- i--
sgn-d sofk watch sgDssrr ia tz- g-r-,3 Gale Use
ls 49, fssiiHoaY u oos nsa aiFss 81, s~rar 80
While be- sifhh0iea his asns s5H.sisr- IA. -r l-'
ha1 hal2 in h.
= 80 n = * Nsfthssa city" h says. -4'a %
sa1 hgBUy Fsei De-. ! h-eIt sia~i co. 100 90
snd o. looE~e - n ( nessf shC8la iiBs -rE--
tassea fsii eczsu poems sfosug fgT Lhrrs g.
eai could $50 20 szis Tor ffgm. j. ssE~'a.
efDts fhgase zafsftlsszsnt fDe tsfss >.ir1- .
i-llss. tEsn Crtsgylnz age sp&ss Ia tks ls4D -
gaErFA Z ozlird fh- srEs sas g7sr-e ,-f --.
he bfsi BAR E.ss ne 30 sor tie scrset q =
he sSlgn1 msn fgar Fsrbss tor Slz ia - -
- ny 'ssf sE.in- ard is = sset4's L-s =.
eiessed over 80 - siuilsF work AE4 u ass s't''
stuE 20 has
20 haman ilis
Take Jiak-s pigis,
fof yszf - mDss i1zos s,11 Hfllr ;
Ana sAsnstsf sst hard ~ nc~ Z Aaifi ln a.
uD paispt mr1ieirs portrg. It's befn 4 sSiEs-- =
as-l tel ygs. T. has"
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04

served out the life-belts and lowered the
boats.
The scene at the moment of the sink
ing of the vessel was htdrtrending. Wo-
men were screaming and praying, and
people were ciinging to spars and other
Wreckage in ali directions. Those who
had succeeded i'm getting into the boats
had q narrow escape from being engulf-
ed on account of the Suction caused by
the sinking vessel. The voice of Capt.
Rocks, from the bridge, was frequently
heard urging the row rs TO pull for their
lives.
The boats were adrft for fifteen hours,
during which their occupants were with
out food or water, and as their clothes
were drenchad, they suffered greatly. The
disaster is generally attributed TO the
high speed at v hich the steamer was tray-
cling in the fog.
Saw. Their Loved Ones.
The steamer Honfieur returned tonight
after having n ade the Circle Of the Cas-
quet Rocks. She picked up two boats
containing women's clothing, money,
very. and an opera-glass case. The
had evidently been used in bailng.
ESny most pathetic incidents are re-
20, ed. In several cases men lifted their
6is rs and children into the boats and
then persisted themselves In their pres
erca One wife who was thus bereft lost
her reason.
A large number Of the survivors arrived
here without any clothing. clad only In
blankets.
II is thought probable that the PartOns
were the only Americans on board the
Stella. as the list Of survivors does not
contain the names OF any other Ameri-
cans, so far as known.
The second mate was the only officer
OF the Stella who was saved. The Captain
and the other officers, most OF the crew
and many OF the passengers sank with the
Stella. boat In charge or the chief
officer capsiZed and almost all It's Occu-
pants were drowned. A few Of them were
picked up by other boats.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04
EASTER ROSES.
The Weekly Post.
A Great Floral Magazine.
Six Assorted Rose Plants.
All for seventy-five cents
The price of the Weekly POST AIone).

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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04
How to Grow Flowers
A Reliable Guide TO Success with Plan

10 man. but 20
bloom freely Itrequres uoeo s
0 gro may be through
il arlyl.r The
he avoids
which 10
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Flowers
It 0 Ia
i to
& an
O Grow F0 Is beau
OF boo Dapeu
from Uouphs taken especial
I've u rant
# publications is
to rgmte
Of r. ed u
A
Georgia Ruuyan
Minnie W Miller F. Livingston David william
the Al be
II "
Address
THE WEEKLY POST,
Washington, d C..
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04

Yet do not make the mistake that
many do Of sitting on IL before il Is
rolled away. IL is bound 70 90 if YOU only
tug away at IL. II not before. then /
think about u o'clock noon OF Tesurree-
ton day YOU will see something worth
seeing The general impression is that
the resurrection viii take place in the
morning The ascent TO the skies will
hardly occur Immediately IL will take
some hours 10 form the procession sky
ward. and We VIII all want Ia take a
look al this world before We leave il for
ever and see the surroundings Of the
corch where our bodies have long been
sieeTiPg on that Easter morning the
marble. whether il lay fat upon your
grave or stood up in monument will
have 10 be jostled and shaken and rolled
aside by the angel OF resurrection and
while waiting for your kindred 10 gather
ard the procession 10 form your FeSur-
rected body may Sit in molly triumph upon
that chIseled stone which marked The
place OF your pr0tracted slumber
"On that day what q fragile thing viii
be the Aberdeen granite and column Of
basalt and the mortar which Wiil rattle
out OF the vail Of vaults that have been
sealed a thousand years, and the Tai
MahaI built for Queen in India 3 Sc
pulcher Z75 feet high. and made % jas
per and cornelian. and turquoise and
iap!slazul. and amethyst and onyx. and
sapphire and diamond. and which shall
that day rain into gilttering dust on
groves OF banyzn and palm. And all
under what power2 Ponderous croabs r
welded by giants No. Thunderbolis
eleayiug asGncer the granlter No. Bat
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04

terinE-rsm swuBE against the walls OF
cemeteries7 No. Dynamite drilled under
the foundations Of eenoiaph and abbey
M
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04
The Earthqusk~'s Key.

Notice, also, that Chriets mausoleum
was opened by conclusion. II was a great
earthquake that pat its twisted key into
the involved and labyrinthine lock CT thai
tomb. corcgss!on, That IL she power
that opens ali the tombs that are opened
"a al, Tomb Of soul and tomb Of nations.
Conclusion between England and the
thirteen colonies and Forth comes free
government In America. Conclusion be-
tween France and Germany. and forth
comes republicanism for France. Con-
cussiOn among the rocks on Mount 81
nal, and on TWO Of them was left a per
feet law fof all ages. Conclusion among
the rocks around Calvary. and the crgci-
nixon was made the more overwhelming.
conclusion between the United States and
AsAIeo. and vast area Of country be-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-07-29

The Board Of Pension Examiners
seemed 20 have all tthe business they
could attend to today.
D. :. Seiber:. cashier of the Cape
G~ira:deau County Savings Bank at
Jackson i in the city today.
Cheatham's Chill Tonic i peculiar
" adapted to persons in enfeebled
health and invalids. Il assists di-
ge>;i"a and i a perfect strengthened
adp-tiz-r. Satisfaction or money re-
future. Pat up in both taSteiess and
bitter STYLES. j0-cent size.
Til pain of Il burn or scald Is
a.mo,: Instantly relieved by applying
Cha,nbcrlain's Pain Balm. 1t also
heal- The injured parts more quickly
thar any other treatment. and without
the burn is very severe does not leave
a a For sale by |. Ben Miller.
L. 5 Joseph. cashier of the First
National Bank. accompanied his
iioti'i a. a as al qua oh
her way home.
DR.. Portertield bid in the one hun
dred and ninety shares of Cape Girar-
deau and Jackson Gravel road stock
that was sold today by the executors
of the S. Albert estate. He paid five
cents over par value for the stock.
City Clerk. George f. Chappell.
presented the DEMOCRAT editor with a
fine bloodeG rooster yesterday. The
fowl is from Mr.. Chappell's chicken
ranch and he is a fine chicken. Mr..
Chappell is making a success of the
chicken business. He has the finest
chicken house in Southeast Missouri
and has some of the best breeds OF
chickens in the country.
KIDNEY DISEASES are the most
fatal of all diseases. Foley's Kidney
Cure is a guaranteed remedy or mouey
q funded.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-07-29
Last Notice to Creditors and stock.
holders of the southeast District
Agricultural society.

The undersigned. referee in the
cause of George c. Thilenius. plaintiff,
against the Southeast District Agrl-
cultural Society. George G. kimmel
President of the Board of Directors
and Trustee of said Society EFT. AL,
will. in pursuance of ar order made
by the Cape Girardeau Common Pleas
Court of Cape Girardeau county and
State of Missouri. on Wednesday, the
9Th day of June and on the 10th day
of the May term. 1899 of said court,
continue the hearing and disposition
of claims against the aforesaid
society at his Office in the Fougeu
building in the City of Cape Girar-
deau. Missouri. beginning on Thurs
day. the 10th day of August. 1899, at
9 O'Clock a. III. of that day and con-
tinuing from day to day until couclud-
ed: and all claims not so presented
will be forever barred.
SAM NJ. GREEN,
July 18th. 1899. Referee.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-07-29
FRIDAY.

TaD!cr'- Buckeye Pile Ointment
givce instant relief. It aliaya in!!ans
nation ana heals. Ii l. prompt in its
action and positive in IT. effect. /; ii
linz kind that cure, without pain or
discomfort. Il i for piles o>.y
Gently. tubes - "rnts. |. licH Miller.
have sold my entire stock of mill
linery goods and fixtures to Miss
ollie Moedcr. who will hereafter carry
on the business in the same place. and
| ask for her the patronage and en-
couragement OF my friends and Gus
toners. Mrs. {. w. MCCREA.
Capt. Sloan has been appointed
! Captain in the 9th t. ). infantry
volunteers. The 9th : N Camp
Meade. Pa. and will soon hr ready
! to sail for Manila.
t. Ben Miller has the "raphaphonc
Of the town. 1t makes music that ran
b. heard half i mile away. Ii repro
ducr- the music OF the best bands and
the nest singers IL the country a. per-
feet IL perfect can be.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-07-29

Jacob Stephan has ordered IA bread
delivery wagon made to order. He
proposes to deliver bread and cakes
to all parts of the city.
Ed Juden is in St. Louis in a hos
pital and his wife and daughter are
visiting Nirg. Z. Adams in PemiscOt
county.
One of the most popular of the pop
ular travelling men who come to this
city is our friend Scully. He is
always a welcome visitor here and
elsewhere, and his friends are always
glad to meet him.
We arr under obligations to our
friend Fred Hoerr for copies of Clcve-
land. Ohio. papers containing full as
counts of the strike and riots in Clcve-
land.
There will be Il picnic at Dutchtown
on the 9TH of August. If our people
want to enjoy Il day ont that Is the
place to 20.
Elmo Porteriirld l. in Chicago
taking Il course in Il hospital. Elmo
is 4 bright young man and We predict
that ne will make his mark in the
medical profession.
Died. ii N city. July 10Th. l>9?,
Robert +. i:abich. ageG twenty-five
years.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-07-29
+

The Telephone Company Will issue
: new telephone number" card AeNt
week.
The Bloomfield Fair opens October
4ta and lasts four day.
The TWO hundred ard ninety shares
o. stock in the Aiher. Grocer Com
panv sold to-day we're bid in by Wal
t-r >. Albert.
Certainly you don't want TO suffer
with dyspepsia. constipation. SICK
headache. >aI.ow skin ANA loss OF al-
petitc. You have tried De-
Witt, Little Early ~l;isers for these
complaints or You would have been
cnrrL. They are small pills but great
regulators. Nm. Il. Coerver.
The five .hares Of stock IL the South
eastern District Agricultural Society
/ sold today at auction were bid in by
George +. Chappeil.
Miss Eva Gersuch Of Chester and
the Misses Nan and Nellie Mitchell OF
Charleston. H., + visiting the
family of Mr.. Cover in this city.
Moments are useless if trlTled away
and they are dangerously wasted ii
CONSUMED by delay in cases where One
Minute Cough Cure would bring i'm
mediate relief. W. H. Coerver.
\. i. D. Burford of BurforGsvill,
| is in the city.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-07-29
THURSDAY.

b"I.''U 9''"
:. Ill ,o. -.,ba,. ro wo,rJ i will
mo-. ba,1 =, will cirr frost bites.
.,.,i1h,.fr- ar,l corn. y ami 5ncrut-.
Il G.r Nfr,.r
I,.,r .r..
.r,,. o,a h,,r
."l l-IIan "on.E .,.I Tb..,,. ar.
.Ia,. ,nG .h,.i,. rrof. !
- IS .ro mn,a,- made
: -, :. rori. b.ar-rrIv 9, small
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-07-29
To Excursion Parties ana Rest
Seekers

Cave Spring Park just III the ont
skirts Of Anna on the Illinois Central
Railroad i Il beautiful 2J-acrc park,
full Of hills. rocks. shade trees. blue
-ras- and numerous springs. y init
able place for church. sunday school
OF Pubic school excursions. Open
to all excursion parties. l. i also a
great place 10 tent for Il few weeks.
Correspond with
{. l. RICH. Manager.
Anna, Ill. mvl6-n2.29-iw
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-07-29

Pick your melons carefully. Large
aches from unripe melons grow.
Several of our people are talking
Of taking a trip to Memphis next week.
The boats running to Memphis are
now giving cheap excursion rates.
The business man who does not be-
lieve in advertising looks IA though
his shoes We're pinching his corns. or
his liver had been misplaced. or he
had some kind of pain. He "a a
whiny countenance.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-07-29
dissolution NOtlce.

The co-partnerSkip heretofore eX-
istIng between W. II. Rodney and
Charles !. Allen. BARRIERS. Is this day
dissolved. Charles j. Allen retiring
from the firm. The business will be
carried on by W. y. Rodney. VINO
will be pleased to accommodate his
old customers and the public in gen
cral. W. II. RODNEY.
June 26. 1899.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-07-29

Our mills are still paying ~sixty-four
cents for wheat.
y man with two birds arrived in the
city Yesterday. The birds are fortune
tellers and they have been telling the
fortunes of men in this town.
The steamer City of St. Louis was
at our wharf this morning. She took
on seven hundred barrels Of -four and
three hundred sacks of bran at the
Union Mills.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-07-29
Have You Had the Grip.

If you have, you probably>need a
reliable medicine like Foley's Honey
and Tar to heal your lungs and stop
the racking cough incidental to this
disease.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-07-29
Book on Diseases. Of Horses

Book on diseases of horses, cattle,
sheep, dogs, hogs and poultry mailed
free by addressing Humphreys Veter
mary Specifics, corner William &
SITS. New York.