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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01
PARTY TO THE CRIME.
This Is the Charge of Cigar Dealers
Against Uncle sam.

Several months ago cigar dealers at
tered from The Atlantic Oh the Pa.inc.
had 10 give mp to tho United States
Revenue officials cigars bearing counter
felt stamps made by the Jacobs crowd OF
Lancaster. Pa.
All cigars found bearing these counter
ieit stamps were seized by government
officials.
In many Instances The cigars were re-
stored 10 the owner ON the payment of
the value of The stamps and costs in thc
case The result Was considerable Joss
a. dealers.
Al efort viii De made 60 get "a bin
through Congress next winter to Te.m-
burse dealers who suffered loss.
The ground on which the plea for re-
imoufscment Will be made is that the soe-
eminent knew FOR "a long time before the
arrest OF Jacobs that be was makiuc
counterfeit stamps. so arrests were
mace despite the many irregularities 900
the Jacob. factories for the reason that
The Secretary of the Treasury desired thr
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue ll cen
or his mcn until the Secret Service Bu.
feau could secure sufficient evidence sd
convict the Jacobs sang OF counterie.tns
money also
Tho result was the government iuow-
'ngly allowed tobacco dealers to become
Innocent purchasers on cigars hraring
counterfeit stamps and thus become u
IS cieimed. morally ~ not icsauy. party
% Jacobs cfImr.
As thousands of cigar dealers were vice
umized qni they are scattered from one
end o. thc country to.ano.hcr. fhev viii
doubtless Dee able 90 command good luiiu-
cnce IN both branches OF Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01
EXCITEMENT IN
POLICE COURT
Justice Joan Hurriedly Changes a
Couple Of Verticts'
VERY GOOD HUNDRED CROWD.
peoplc Were Contradictory aud the
Great Dispenser Was on hish
Nervous strain Men Do Not DO
NciltOIiit Boys.

...- fo., ~ hf.
justice dohn mao I'D
judgement yesterday ln N'''"
A. To5ief bad 900 iu tnc pen ana ln~
...,t or e..nc p, iaI for twenty days
...,,,.. ,..s e.fu-
10 s"o'f UP '"-
moocd aua he was ease" I'D '"-
honss hospital The man i- i''.'.'
,,..t and his f4cc badly bruised up
fr,.o f.fe
sass Commissions responded to a ni.lH
OF lioror. bGt c.iarcd woman lH 81.
pen was frightened into hytieii.7 'ii'
was suddenly sent home ..... ,....
The crowd palAea ODD. ''7 '''''
her 90 tne dp'Is ana was '' .-
Aumor. Do" a"s" WIS Z ..1..,.
tr'eeer ana went inc 't ..'''
hfng "a taIAte .. ,.,.
snai SIZE l'he "'''1 ~. ..,...
roniins TWO s.''." ....- ,..',.
ana on.E 'NI, ~ ''
NED mem --''' ,.,..,. 30. ..,..7,..
teop.e s"oLe ''il D.
non OF e"'H "'.''. "U' .. ..'-
penser was "olAe "' -..' ,.,.-
was poppns OFT ihe sa't,'
o torpedo boat bciins ie""l jog ''-''
frip. .......,....,,,.,.
ALL SOfF p" ,,..--. ....-.
Ahce Brown a.' r,.
'hai.eo WIN ee'l- '' e..-'... 90
street ana j. A. 'i'''ii' '''
numerous ptob.hs' was ,'ii
snl ne l's'ii'' '""l N...g .,--.i.....,.
oieh were H''7 --tt
II, 'alhs al'eI "is t.--1
HNce ."uh'' ''.N 10 80 MI
neI zen '" 2" "-H, I ,.-...'.t
'i'4' us ''i' ID '"-' .t.t.t
10 ish' n.' -,l, -
Niger James h'k'I '".i-''
mans VIII hi''nh ''9 GAY I''' ~.
iose'h'I mere WAS ",.D" i''
pfoFemcnt ln ihe heisn'oiil IF.l..','a
tween me hInWhe a.' '"' %.
ihey were hh'' YOU ali "i""'u anu "-''-
L. me pen loeeiEe
hehry McSape h'-leu "al'el "'. N.o'.,
s'aH o9i"ie' ''t' W"o "oS '.i, ,''7
q" nsl M i"uI" i' ~. "''
cause me boy did NOT ooeF nus summons
~ o''IaIea nun aiu stl N-@ l"'- ,''
rae an oili,,I saw ,Ie "~ avn. Va
inc only witness. Mc,toe went TO '"e
pen IN oeltult on u,t ""''
IhlE NbSiilf blt'l.hN.
Ihos. IL. i''noie ana D. 81. No.p Iau
Ieen H''s""ois anu '"' .,7
1heiI Dogs IT," ou'' alu ,'..
STOOD 'naIteo WIN s,spplls '''' No'"
son ana assuming Mi. N'eD. ..-.,,-,
MT. koep h'u ,laeA eve @l.u e1'...el
wv he,n SHl "' L"
tui ra'"ei "'.'i. eI'"l gnu en-. '"'
lsi'c,lon "l paying N"e %, u'' ,..'i'
1oI ..' pressure ~ n'"'I-Is l'9 ,,
me 'l."1 I.'l''s i
IaH ln' 'l-Ht way an" eN'i'a9 que
Nopo ,I'"' "'ui" "'' "r' ''''
or p'"'' y''il '..N'
''',.a l'','i''' , 1,.'i.,,i
% =, .-'tt.'-. ,..,--
-. IN. eh" it,.l.t d., r. ,,,so
u.u 'oD'. III. -.,
eu. 80. 80, 'I,', ,'-.,-l..
t 90 ,'- NV, 10y ~ .t''..,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01
THE SOUTHERN DEPOT.
Contract for IT. Erection Soon 10 &c
OWN ON.

The contracts for the erection of Trio
passenger station for the southern Rail
way wiI be given out in Few days.
% is understood that some OF tne Rich
m0nd contractor have submitted hIiH
Th, matte. IS now in the hands OF The
officials Boz Washington.
The design submitted by an architect
of Charlotte s. e. has hcea adopted.
Tho depot. which VIII Doc located 1t DE
corner az Fourteenth and Nll streets.
viii Dee a very crcditabic ONE Nora r.
expected Oh begin by the first Oh 7ep-
trmber. and 10 VIII bee rapidly pushed .o
completion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01

First National Bank OF Richmond.
Richmond, Va June y. 1899.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have declared a SEMG-ANNUAL plNl-
pEND OF FOUR PER CENT OUT ~
earnings for rast six months 'neeks
win he mailed 10 an stockholders on
sofb instant. II. c. BURNETT
moo Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01
WILL MAKE EXHIBITS.
Richmond Concerns Secure Space at
phIladelphia EspnsItlon.

ITITIIW FNTI'F7IIIVUs
The following representative manufac-
turing concerns have agreed 10 take space
and place exhibits az the Philadelphia
Imposition
Richmond Locomotive and Machine
WORKS. T. X. Victor q CO.. W. r. Trigg
Ship Building Company. ola Dominion
Iron Company. Q. =. Sauer the Hasker
4 Marcuse Manufacturing Company.
Southern Manufacturing Company. ana
q. w Tanner
Among other manufacturers who have
the matter under consideration are. The
Jlosengk and Home Brewing Companies
the Albemarie Paper Company. the Watt
Ilow Company. Cardwell Machine Com.
psny. J. y X s Christian. and Others.
Ar William Buercormclster. who has
hssn h<1s fex some aays representing the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01


,,............ ,..,.
4" .I'F' .'.'"
R.chmond. t9- j ..,1, = di '.,..
have today a.>>!it, en- Al j. biz rF>r
~ % Az ,,-rl,-s ~ fr. o4.f six
-.tt's r.vabI. ou and after July 3D.
1901 liz A. WILLIAMS
iu-2 oi-HIeI
- ,-.,
THE BOARD or DIRECToRs OF THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL bANh ot
or THREE AND ONE-HALF PER
CENT out W the NET pfoula 9I mo ia-l
Sis months fgee ol tax paNaut ' .Ne
stochaol--ts ODD t., g t,.i NV c..ll,r
l'-
,rr. state pan. of virginia.
me ''''' Damn .. ,sao
..,,, t.i.a.'o,s'' Dl, mis- 1AN-r<
RND ONE-HALF PER CENT payable
. and affer Tufv l. $500
w VI. A- iill
ln-"
r,.,1... ...l r.a, Ae..-
o'' citation.
Richmond. va. JUNG -. .'''.' ~,
THE S1AIl-ANN lAl. Dl ibt--'h ,.... 't
''' omar. ,,.. e. tto .ffi.. of tho 9ssocis-
De- pa|i'Ir 81. '-' lil' ,.
i'h I'D" anu 1ARprR
t..- Treae-irar.
------
,-.t.., r,,.t.t.... and Trre+ Como9nv.
lnlled banking anu it"'-
Richmond Va. June -i. 1899.
ctrrcrrs ron THE REGULAR SEMI
ANNrrAr. DIVIDENDS ON the prepaid
and iul pIu atocA on ...''
/. 1889. SAMUEL 5. !-L-AAI.
5e-y anu Lie's.
" 1900. 49,.
OnIce Virginia state Lha .litli. ~. 300
Richmond Va. June 80. l'a'
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD or
Directors of this company held to-day.
the usIal sEAU-ANNlA DIVIDE I'D
or TfIREE PER ttNl- iIitf 'i hl..l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01

a. T.. tdam.an. Au..'oncer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01
PROPOSALS.

WANTED BIDS TO FURNISH SUP
niles Tor the Southwestern state Hos
pital for the moaths ~ July, August and
Senfenber. leQa Bids must bee sealed
ma uarled nBifs 90 Furnish Supplies.
ana must be addressed 90 the under
signed. accompanied with samples 81
oeods onered and must bee la by
O'clock of JIly i'm. a lst OF such
goods az are wanted VII pc furnished on
e,ea o \ Marion Depot Va.
The right 10 accept or reject any Or
an bids oaered IS reserved ...
o." ~. Is. RICHMOND.
Cle-k
-hls Juas ~. 1850 ...-.--- AVA ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-IN CITY HALL MY BANK BOOK
name on 0ack). containing one hundred
and hfiy dollars IN currency Reward
OF twenty-five dollars Will be paid for
rs return and no questions asked.
ROOM 8, city Hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01

Exposition. leaves for Philadelphia TO-
night lie desires 10 tender his heariiest
thanks 20 the Chamber OF Commerce and
y. ~. b a. for thcIr lnNauahle aid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01

oe mosf Excallent Land.


By request of the owner. WIZ p.'eeed
Do san. 1n fhe premises. ODD
THURSDAY july q, lei
af o. O'Clock D.. a.. OBJ. a''.
f.fl- situated as 3, FONTS oH i.e
era5h road for lalf % mile and extend. ~
ta. ChlcEahominF rFer. Ihe iIi.i.a-e
around thc dwelling. watch MAKES w.
place quite beautiful tnr iulli'f .1
-..r.r... 0f "a s.s-ra1m dwelling and ai
ur.,e.ars- 0utbrudnrs. TINS ltlt prs
nI t1 almost amy purpose ana d l
rIrh .t.t. Of cultivation. cNc. ABOUT
fr..l acres. which are no wood
further iufarmr ial c-.. on '.t "N'.'.''
TI g1.-. 5000 cash. h'f "l "'.'
to. .t... f.ur and Trc wears
j. ID. Carnival. Auelionoe.-
f-r No lfoG east Alau street,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01

TRUSTEES SALE or STOCK or
l GEN ERAL A1RCEANDlsE, IL
CUORS. Nc. CONTAINED lN s. GER
TAIN sTOEL-HOt SE ALSO SAID
STORE- HOUSE. TOGETHER WITH
STABLE. HLN-H0l Sis AND PANIL-
ION. aI.I, on SAID BUILDINGS BEING
UPON LEASED GROUND. ALL SIT
t-ATED AT "TAIR OAKS" TN THE
COUNTY or HENRlCO. VA. or TILE
LINE OF THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
BY virtue of "a. deed OF trust 10 me, the
undersigned. dated tnc lst Gay OF june.
1905 ana duly recorded in the clerks
oGire .f WenrlC0 County Court iu Deed
Rock ls5 A page 2tO. default having been
made iu the payment of a Sum of money
Therein secured and being required bv
me Beneficiary hereunder so TO do. will
teu. al public arcuon. on the premises on
MONDAY, JULY 3, 1899.
OF 8 o'clock A. A., the property described
in said deed
TERNs. Cash as 10 so much OF the
tlrl,.eeas necessary 20 Qctray the c.
reuses OF executing this trust. including "a
irus.eefs commission OF 10 per cenfuu
tbe fees for drawing and recording this
deed N then unpaid, and 20 dlschor0s
me amount OF money then due upon ~
note FOR SIN p mentioned in said deed
balance OF terms announced at sale
HARRY l.. WATSON.
Trustee.
Roy Lewis. Attorney for Home Brew
fIla Co. 100. lQ29 =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01
TOR SALE.

FOR sALE-BAR-ROOM. ~ GOOD To-
callty, doing good business. good reasons
for selling Address EUREKA Gaze
Leader oftics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01
TAX NOTICE.
On.ce OF Collector OF city Taxes,
City Hail Richmond, va.
u. rrrr.,rs MO- rIs A ~ L. gErHM


NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
This office will be ready 90 receive az Pr
one-haIf vi CITY TAXES. REAL AND
Personal ESTATE. ior The year 1873.
on JUNE 18TH --,,-..
The whole tax is due. but the ordinance
provides that one-halt may DO paid IN
Juno and the remaining max in december.
Failure % pay all or oAe-halL ln juno
Iucurs A penalty of . per cent. on the
whole amount which is Que AZ once and
n nof maid before SEPIEABEt Ist tho
Coiierttr is required 90 levy, with eCsts
a.ideJ ls.e Chapter XIV, sec. a.
HT MALES tNcuty-0ue years OF age
pitRsONS (AALt or FEMALE)
ysfho own rersonal property or hold per-
1o,.t orn1erfy as n0ucidryi and all par
~. ctrdact,ng business In the city Of
plcbrond (of whatever natgre) are as
erssed and viii please call and settle 50
as no avoid delinquency.
Grad.ng. Paving, Pipe and Sewer Con-
reefion Bills are payable IN the same
roarner AS Taxes ana al the same time.
Give name in which property stands and
see rhat YOU get an your bills.
This being the only notice provided for
nv law. please give u prompt attention.
AZ under the new ordinances per cent.
nenaitv will have 20 be added TO the whole
BIN after June 3oth
ONCE open from $50 A. " toGP NJ.
l.. W. CUNNINGHAM.
fu4 Collector Of city Taxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01
By IT. Seldom Taylor
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. S north Eleventh street.
rOUR TWO-STOhN, IHREE-ROOM
j FRAME DWELLINGS.
Nos. All AND 4l8 CORNEt LEIGH AND
HENRY STREETS,
AND
,-os r AND 0 BAKER STREET BE-
TWEEN ST. JAMES AND FIRST
STREETS. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.
will offer these HOUSES AND LOTS

will offer these HOUSES AND LOTS
Cor sale on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, JULY ., 1s99
commencing at $40 p. A., with Nos
and o Baker streets and Immediately
there fter. say at $50 j. NJ. / will offer
Nos. an and 4l3 Leigh and Henry streets
This is good renting property. and will
nav as an investment
TERMS. One-fourth cash. balance at
six. twelve and eighteen months with
Interest added, and secured by a deed OF
trust. ii, SELDOM TAYLOR.
irl - - !. -. Auctlansan Al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01

United banking anu TRUST '''''A.'-.'f
Richmond. Va. June -i. 1899.
CHECKS FOR THE REGULAR sEMI-
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS ON the prepaid
and fun paid stock OF this company
will DE mailed 20 stockholders ON July
l. 1899. SAMUEL S. lLAM.
Sc.y and Treas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-01

THE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
have declared "a DIVIDEND OF fth
CENr Gree OF tax 0ut of me eafhlnsa
FOR the past six m0nths. p1H s1.e 10 me
t.oq JAMES N. BALL.
t,,oo Cashier.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-21
some Big Tnir.-

The largest city in :h2 world Is
London. which has !opulaiien
equalizing the combinrd Population
of Paris. gerlin. -. Pc'r~~UurE and
Kome. Is streets, place il Il row,
would reach rru"d the wo"li. leaving
a bit over lou@ sno~gh to vcgcA from
London 10 San Francisco.
The largest cave in III world is TIE
Mammoth cave OF Kea;uclsy. lis
length is 10 miles, ihc"=t - "Xrlo-e
its avenues. grottoes, galleries, domes,
rivers and cata,~c'" ''.'';' 80 -
journey of 80 miles.
The largest sun dial IN The universe
is Hayou HOr0C, &. - '-.s'::--;>.-!f )
extending 5000 fest bove the Aegean
sea. In the course Of each day the
sun throws the shadow oi this noun
tain on one after another of I circle
of Islands. which act a. Lour marks
as surely Is The figure Oh an ordi-
nary dial.
The largest cs;>,iI= iih";.ry is the
| National l,Lr;.r. q, .aris. il ccn-
ta.ns !. miles III stc.vc-, holding
.sUJ.O,U 5oo.:s.
Tie largest ROOM !. ne -orid, un-
der one roof. an unbr"icn ny pillars
at Petersburg. j. is 60 feet kong
and 80 wide. It's roof is single
rsrT 80.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-21

No one iE Colorado crt.- have hc-
li"Ted in IsG ihas M iirran would
visit The Stpic i'll i~3,. and deliver Il
political address without putting sill
We in tie fnrr-ruuf g.r drew Il
icruwd this week - iyrIntriy. but his
speech was = pl".l against expansion.
ON this subject h. i ont % -ympathy
with Colorado and. FOR that matter.
with every other State. BY 4 vote of
,norC thau two TO enc the Nebraska
Le"islature has declared in favor of
che annexation o: the Philippines. At
Denver MIR. Bryan vent to the Bible
for a tcs1 against ste" Ting the land Of
"a ut ighbor. by some strange OBJ
liquiiy of mind he Is able to see in
The aoquis tior of territory at the end
of a JUS; auG unavoida bic war a case
of criminal lanG appropriation. Ac-
cording in his view. all the nations
OF the earth have been thieves and
thc inited S-ates repeated pilferer.
\ king of ia plotted to gain posses
sion OF L .ncyard belonging to an
other and was oyertaken hy divine
rctribution. Mr.. Bryan finds in the
Philippines the vineyard Of the vic
tiipized Naboth. and. in the United
States, if it accepts the islands, the
despoiling king marked out for de-
struction.
Wars OF conquest, Mr.. Bryan said,
originate in covetousness. are wrong
in principle. expensive and harmful
to victor and vanquished alike. The
puzzle in this case is To find the war
of conquest There would have been
no war il Spain had peacefully retired
from Cuba. in that case the United
States would not have gained a foot
of soil from Spain and would not
have accepted any. But Spain would
not yield and war became IL necessity.
II was not war of conquest. 1t was
Il conflict TO decide whether the will of
the United States or of Spain should
prevail and the battlefield was neccs-
sarily the whole domain of both
powers. In war the enemy may bc
struck wherever ne owns foot of
land. Our whole coast was guarded
against attack and harbors mined
Spain yielded 70 well-directed blows
and has been treated literally in the
treaty. From first to last there was
no thought Of conquest. but We have
certain things that can not
possibly BE- returned TO Spanish
That i the full story.
The word conquest i wholly inapplic-
able Glohe-D mUcra-.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-21
clad Tidfnxs TO AsthAa Sufferers
Foley's Honey and Tar give. quick
and positive relief in all cases.


Notice is hereby given to all persons
Interested in the estate of Stein
Brothers, assigned, that the under
signed assignee of said estate intends
to make final settlement of said estate
at the next term of the Cape Girar-
deau Court Of Common Pleas of Cape
Girardeau county, Missouri, to be-
held at the court house in the city of
Cape Girardeau, SiissOuri on tho
fourth Monday in January, 1899
WILLIAI EEGENHARDT,
dl0n24 Assignee of Stein Brothers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-21
The Democratic split.

1t happened that the declaration for
expansion and the reputation of 81
yer IA live Issue. by the loss of
Tammauv. and the formal anti-expan-
sion speech of William ]. Bryan, and
his reiferation of the Chicago plat
ioru. Wei,t MADE pubic on thc SANE
day This not only denote; All en-
i,Aa-i" split in the Democratic ranks.
but the split Is emphasized by the
simultane0uSness Of tie declarations.
The situation is something like this:
Tha Silvrrires all over ;ha country,
under the leadership of Bryan. of the
". st. will continue the fight for their
20, noiicy, and Il gr,a' many of them
wiz stand with the Nebraskan on his
anti expansion policy. Tie eXpan-
sion Democrats. which will include
nea".s all the sound money adherents
OF lie patty. and a great many Others
u1Ic.. The leadership OF Tammany, o
The Eas.. will make :: fight for Greater
Nm, rlci and against free silver.
The split promises to he much ri"
-,r taau tina; rf 1876. "hen. after ~.
-C..rU ef Tie Chicago ronvcGtio". ,
grc%; many Democrat. not in sym
parhy with thu Geclarations of th'
couv,n:iun. fell jn.3 line from III
impu'-', 81 party i"yalty. but man!
O.! th,s. v-,I!uut fee. bound by Bryan
DciS>i..- Il ,cco3d tine.
There are many more expansion
Democrats row than there were souL,
money Democrats in IN.@. The mo"
Bryan talks aga.ns, expansion. ~
NOR converts he Vii. make for -
paHsion. lie can uot address yrca
masses suffering from depression
Iapro.il 10 their passions. and oife
balm. as he did during the last pre-
..'.,.t,:. "al.pa N. BeeiGc>. M,. Bl.. a
BE- nru1cn Il false proph". OF n
y,,..>t sort. and Il" cant fool IN" Pee
+ any more. Yet i" will lie abe /
c,.unaud tED-" Who are sincere b.
| F.. v'.rs IN ihr IIyc..,.cc. ,a". ..lc :....
r.ak" I. BIZ division in 'ha part. -
i.rn~as C.rL fuurna.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-21
One by One the Roses Fall.

What Cape Girardeau has lost in
the last twenty-five years bI railroads
being built around us is so enormous
that the wonder is that Anything is
being done here at al. The ape Cir
ardeau railroad has done agreat deal
for u. In fact it has KEPT many Of
Us OIL tn" county farm and out of the
poor house
Some people are mad al the Cape
GirardCau road. mad at II manage
meat. mad "a themselves, b bcause they
could not rUa il and its mnagement
to suit themselves. The tape road
i Huw III obc hands Of the purt and
ina CUT Dy authority OF the cold
law. has ordered the road eld. The
orJ,-.. las actually been mde with IA
provjsD s:tached. That prfiso says
in words agravating and dlel. that
t s.. road must bring two hu3 red and
ssvea;.-;ive thousand dollal This.
oG couree- blasts The hopes 4 some of
.he. greatest railroad hgild rs With
their igru;ne-on eartE-:JleN Nhe had
sboyt lia:Iar Up lE"ir Inire- by in
7Le road and ctDh;tri; n -h4,aIroad
1uair,.->. They eXpo:t.G r. road
would 30 sold :oI Il song an thev cx-
pectc3 the Judge of the Circt Court
w0u.e -In- ne song. The ifrcS set
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-21
Comparison.

1T takes country bovs ,o NIX.
soldiers said the 0rizzl,.d ala ,...,
who had scrared hi. fe,., ..n .h.. ,,.i.,,.
outside the lunch roo,n win .,,r...,... -.
before he entered 1T taxi aov.
tha,.s hAen u.na % rorr- Ior
the sup,u shin. ana ,y.n into
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Straw Notice.

Taken up by Fred Willer. and
posted before WIN. II. Willer. 4 Jus
ticc Of the Peace in Cape GirarGrau
Township of Cape Girardeau county.
No. on the DIST day Of December,
lsgS. the following Gcscribcd properly:
one horse mule. height T. hands.
color. bay. age i years. One mare.
hni,ht l. hands. color. blue roam.
are. II years. Both animals APP
praised by W. Ii. Bohusack. J. VI.
Jones and Anderson Abcrnathy for
the sum Of twenty dollars.
CZi-n3jI FRED WILI-ER. TAX or Up