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GUERRILLA WARE ARE.
Their Volleys Are Harmless, Owing to
Poor Workmanship.

Manila, Feb. 90 1910 a. m.-The enc
my has apparently realized the hope
lessness of attacking the American po-
eition and is occupied chiefly by occas-
ional sharpshooting from jungle when
ever feasible. Fortunately, their igno-
rance of the use of sights minmizes the
effect upon their guerrilla tactics. The
withdrawal of General Kings advance
post upon San Pedro Macati has evil
IDENTIFY been construed by the rebels as
a sign of weakness. as they pressed
forward along both sides of the river
persstently harassing the occupants of
the town.
Last night the rebels poured volley
after volley into San Pedro Macati from
the brush on the adjacent ridge; but
fortunately without effect. General
Kings headquarters were the TIA ge. for
scores Of Remington and Mauser bull
lets. The rebels are using smokeless
powder, and it is extremely difficult to
locate individual marksmen.
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THE GAME Is UP.
Agoncillo Will Now Try to Interest
Europe in His Plans.


Montreal, Feb. 19.-Senor Agoncillo
and Senior Marti left Montreal this ev-
ening for New York, en- route to Lon
don, expecting to sail on Wednesday,
Their decision to depart was sudden
for the two latest additions to the Fill
pino embassy in the United States, E.
r. Rios and E. Fl. Rivera, who arrived
here this evening from Chicago, We're
surprised a meeting Agoncillo and Mar
ii on the station platform. Agoncillo
recognizes now that the treaty has been
passed and signed, that his mission to
the United States is ended and so he
will take up the next move in the game,
an attempt to interest the powers of
Europe in the Philippines. In the mean
time. Rios and Rivera will remain here
and put in week educating Canadians
in the social status and ambitions o.
the Filipinos. Then they expect to fol-
low Agoncillo to Europe.
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AN IMMENSE SLIDE.
One Man Killed and a Concentrating
Plant Destroyed.


Telluride, Colo, Feb. ia tremend-
Gus snow slide came down the side of
Yellow mountain about one-quarter of
a mile below the town of Ophir this
afternoon and killed one man and p1ac-
tically destroyed the Caribou concen-
trating plant. The slide was plainly
visible from the town of Ophir,. and
those who saw it say it was the largest
they ever Witnessed. it apparently be-
ing about 100 feet deep and more than
a quarter of mile wide. The Caribou
mill was crushed like an eggshell. J. c.
Vardel, the mill foreman, was the only
person killed. A force of men has been
digging for Vardels body. but had not
recovered 1t this evening. Mighty
slides have been running all day on the
mountains around Ophir and the
miners are becoming much frightened.
On two or three properties they have
refused to work and came to town.
some of them coming to Telluride. The
sun has been shining brightly to-day,
softening the snow and causing the
slides to run.
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In a Terrible Gale.

Punta del Gada, Azores, Feb. 19.--Early
this morning the passengers on the steam
er Pavonia, from Liverpool for Boston
which was towed into St. Michaels yes
terday. when requested to leave the ship
unanimously declined to do So but the
terrible gale continuing. they have all
landed. The Pavona is still anchored in
the roadstead in an insecure position The
crew declines to abandon her The Italian
bark Cinque has been wrepled in the
roadstead and her crew was saved with
the utmost difficulty.
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A DONN BROOK FAIR.
RiotOus Scenes but Foretaste of What
Is Coming.

KIOt0us scenes but a Foretaste Of WHAT
Is Coming.
London, Feb. 20--The Paris corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail describes
the scenes al the Versailles election as
a "Donnybrook fair, with a touch of
tragedy therein-the tragedy of a newly
chosen ruler attempting to ignore his
unpopularity and smilingly returning
thanks for congratulations"
Il believe said the correspondent,
that the riotous scenes in Paris are
only a foretaste of what is coming.
Last night the boulevards We're battle
fields and nowhere was voice to
glorify the new president. To-day the
press is uncommonly rancorous. Here
are some of the titles of honor con-
ferred on Loubet: Imbecile' 'Pana-
mist, Wretch Liar, 'Perjurer and
'Avowed protector of the Drey-
fuardS'"
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BRIBERY CHARGES.
Law Has Been Asked to Make Written
Statement,

Salt Lake. Feb. 19.-The Legislative
bribery investigation committee has
addressed a letter to Representative
Law asking him to make a written
statement of his bribery charges and
furnish copy to Mr.. McCune and also
to present the charges in writing to
the committee at 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning. McCune has 80 been no.
titled to appear before the committee
at the same time and present his de-
fense to the charges. Both sides are
allowed counsel. 1t is understood that
Mr.. McCune has engaged as his attor-
neys ex-senator Brown, Judge Dixon
and NanCott Thurman & Critchlow.
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DEATH FOLLOWED DEBAUCH.
Two Women Found Dead Surrounded by
Empty Whiskey Bottles.

Empty Whiskey Bottles.
Philadelphia, Feb. 19.-Mrs. Charles
Fahrenkamp, aged SO years: her two
children, Florence and William, aged
respectively 10 and years, and an un-
known woman, aged about 35 years,
We're found dead to-day in room in
Mrs. Fahrenkamp's house on North
Fifty-second street. The gas was
turned on and life had apparently been
extinct for several days. Scattered
about the first floor were remnants of
cigars and cigarettes and empty whis-
key bottles. The bodies were found by
next door neighbor who had forced
an entrance to the house. The last
heard from the inmates of the house
was on Tuesday night. when the piano
was kept playing until a late hour.
Mrs. Fahrenkamp's husband, who is a
travelling salesman, left home about a
week ago on business for his firm.
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Transport From Snn ,Iuan.

New York, Feb. 19.--Tle United States
transport Berlin arrived this morning
from San Juan, via Santiago, Feb. IS. She
brought 81 discharged soldiers and pas
sengers. Among the latter were Major
General Montrose Graham and daughter
The Berlin will anchor off Liberty island.
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1T WAS SPANISH SOIL.
Vancouver Island of Rights Belongs to
the United States.


the United States.
Seattle, Wash. Feb. 19.-The Post
Intelligencer to-day publishes the fac
simile of Spanish document which
shows that the Spaniards We're in
actual military possession of Vancou-
yer island between 1890 and Jan. /, 1892.
1t is stated that the document, if it had
been in possession of Emperor William
of Germany when he arbitrated the
Canadian boundary between England
and the United States. would have in
contestably proven the right of the
United States to Vancouver island. TIE
document in question is the report of
Pedro Alberni upon the condition of
his forces on his return from Nootka
sound to Mexico. 1t is dated Jan. l,
1898. The original document, which is
now in Seattle, was sold to a British
citizen over 40 years ago and it has
been withheld for personal reasons.
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LOubet SurpriseI.

Paris, Feb. 19.-According to the FL
garo President Loubet is surprised at
the hostility of which he is the object
and has said: mo one has a right to
say 1 am a Dreyfusst or anti Drey
fusist. I am, with a majority of the
nation, for truth, supported by JUS
tice"
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Four Are Dead.

Special Dispatch to the STANDARD.
Helen, Feb. 19.-Four of the members
of the 1st Montana regiment have died
from wounds received in the campaign
against the Philippine insurgents, ac-
cording to the following cablegram re-
ceived to-day by Senator Hobson from
Captain Louis Sanders:
Hail. Meyersick, Campbell, Briggs
dead"
Owing to the conflicting reports about
Meyersick, who belongs to company l
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A Pacific Tour,

Dayton. Ohio. Feb. 19.-The Greater New
York bowling team will begin it's tour to
the Pacific coast and return with a one
weeks series in this vicinity this week
A feature will be weeks stay at ST.
Louis, Kansas City. Omaha and Denver
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Engagement Announced.

New York, Feb. 19.-The enga cement
of Miss Emily james Smith, dean of
Barnard college, and George Haven
Putnam. head of the publishing house
of c. p. Putnam's Sons. is announced.
Miss Smith, who has been in poor
health lately, has just sailed for Ber-
muda.
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London. Feb 20.--Telegrams from Eu-
ropean capitals and the comments of the
press express a sense of relief that the
crisis in France has been safely passed
and generally approve of the election and
welcome Loubet to the presidency of
France.
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M REQUEST Received

London. Feb. 2O.-The Standards Berlin
correspondent says that no request from
America for the recall of German officials
in Samoa has been received in Berlin and
that none is expected.
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London. Feb. 19.-According to the
Rome correspondent of the Daily Tel
egraph the Due d'Orleans, realizing the
impossibility of anything favorable to
him happening in France, has left
Turin for Milan.
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Zimmerman IA Candidate.

Troy. n. Y, Feb. 19.--It is officially an
nounceu here tonight that Arthur A.
Zimmerman of Freehold. n. j., is can
didate for the craftsmanship of the rae
ing committee of the L. A. w, as the
successor of Chairman Mott
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Three Hundred Killed.

Pekin. Feb. ia serious conflict has
taken place between the Russians and
Chinese at Talien-Wan. 800 of the latter
being killed. II is said to have originat-
ed in a question of taxes.
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ing President Loubet as a Dreyfusard,
adding: 1T would seem if he were.
that he would have accepted the resig-
nation of the Dupuy cabinet"
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An Energetic Camnuimn-

Madrid, Feb. 19-The republicans in the
chamber have decided to begin at once
an energetic campaign against the gov
ernment.
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London, Feb. 19.-The Paris CORE
spondent of the Times says that no
ground can be discovered for describ-
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sprinted, but plodded steadily on and
in the end made a splendid average.
Pilkingtons hobby has been a diet Of
prunes to the exclusion of almost all
other kinds of food and of this fruit
he partook plentifully.
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Vol. XXIII--No 81
" .;cnt Outlook.

Each day ;,oI.s - the evidences that
the ".nter "neat crop has suffered
from . winter more noted for eXter-
sive cold weather. deeper freezing of
the ground ana frequent thawing
spells than any the country has eX-
perienced for many years. Fortunate
lv. there has been sOwn good in
creas" in acreage 10 partly offset the
effects of the Weather. but it begins 10
be eviden, that even this increase will
only partly offset the loss. There is
a gain. too in California, where sea
sonable and abundant rains have
saved crcp that at one time looked
to be as shOrt as last year.
With the big crop of the past year,
with spring wheat possibilities in re-
serve. with the outlook for big corn
crop, We shall have grain enough and
t. spare. but the situation is one.
both III home and abroad that shoulCI
give Us Il higher price for wheat. The
Russian crop will he very little of a
competitive factor. if indeed, it
amo~n.S % any factor al all and
while there IS some gain IL India and
! Australia. both cUn:rics have famine
years just behind them, ahd Il big
| place ior reserve to swallow up their
present increase, so that We shall find
in Europe ald III Asia. where more
and more of our Pacific cCast whca;
is moing each year. = strong demand
for all we may have to sell. 1t is
above all important that wheat shall
no. again reach the unproiitable lcve!
which so greatly reduced the purchas-
ing power aud destroyed the general
prosperity u th. We. The ou,ito..
is for :, big year ID" re iar2l"r. aaG.
with the farmer prosperous, &""r'
year i"" eyery3ody vlsa.
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: Narrow Escape

Thankful words written b. Mrs. Ada
+. Hart. of &rotou >. d. Was taken
vii: "a aad cid which settled on my
lung: cough st in and finally ccrrni-
nai'" /" consumption. Four Doctors
gavc III" ZIP. saying I could live but a
short time. ! gave myself up to 10y
Savior. determined if 7 could not stay
with my friends on earth. would meet
my absent ones above. Ny husband
was advised 20 70: DR. Kings Nv
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds gave i trial, tool, in
all eight bottles. It has cured me.
and thank God. an saved ana nov
4 well and healthy woman; Trial
bottles free at 1. Ben. lIillef's Drug
Store. Regular size soc. and 3I.Go.
Guaranteed or price refunded.
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. ! pj-tp. ~iu'. moments Interval
and then ;vo more shots cIosc to-
,-s,anr rau-ad ~i.pl, e. rxr;,agun. .
sunday nl-h, ia Dcnton. On. al tie.
shots struck VIII Spaidiuv. .jr.. in
the eight "ar. bo"img hole tnrousi.
il ana burning - face with powder.
20 close WAS tbr plSjoI 10 him. Tie
shots wcre fred by Nr~. Ella Cannon.
III" divorced wife of VIII Sraldfua.
.'r.. whu vas the ta,.-e;. He has been
jealous of his wife ana has. W UNDER
stand. more than once threatened to
Kill her. he has also threatened the
life o. pr. freezing. if he ever saw
him with his divorced wife. hUt as Or.
Freezing was her family physician.
and had received call. he went
around about : O'Clock to see one of
the children. Spalding. who was
watching. attempted To enter. but
finding the door locked. burst it open.
when Ike shots we're fired. 1t is said
that SPaiding had Il club. but he de-
MES it. FaIlin" TO rive bond. VIII
was reDanded to jail TO await the ac-
tion of the grand jury. 1t is thought |
ny some that SpaldiEg has brooded |
over his troubles until his mind is |
affected. Benton Record.
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They Didn't DO - EI.-tt.

Another city election Is ovr~ a i
the Republican ticket is again il the
soup. Cape Girardeau is a Rcpub:i-
can city but the Republicans will not
stick in & city election.
They don't do us right and trey
|dOn't do themselves right.
They listen to the little tales of woe
|of the Democrats when they plead for
II non-partisan ticket in local affairs.
They are isepublicans-good natured.
lender hearted christian people. but
|they are easily led estray. They re
Ijoice when the news comes of victory
|by the gallant men Under Dewey and
|Otis in the Philippines, but at home
|they foolishly furnish munitions OF
war to tn. insurgents They are gooG
|mea but they go wrong in home affairs
They go to The polls and vote but they
vote for the wrong men.
They don't do us right.
They boast about their Datri0.isa.
and then turn their backs on Ii, i
count.
No polite. In citT elections. cry TO
Democrats. then thy proceed 10 pl';
up Democrats and have the RepUbli-
cans halD elect them.
They don't do Us right,
When & li.tic dog i hora il eyes
are cIo-ed ana its eyes don't "rca iii
II is nine days ola,
The Republicans Of This city have
eyes TOO, but by some freak Of nature
they remain closet so far - city elec-
tions are concerned as long rs they
live
'!'i:pv dun ! 90 H.. rt,-i,.
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,sratE.s sircaIe.t Ncrd.

". L. + olivia. Of Bt'celoDz.,
Spain spends his wiRters - Aiken. >.
{. Weak ne"ves had ca"snd sever.
pa;rs in the back OF his head. o.
usin" Electric Bitters. America : great
est Hlood and Nerve Remedy. AL pair
soon left hin. He say this CRANE
medicine is what his county needs
All America knows that !, cures liver
and kidney trouble, puriiicS me blood.
tones vp the stomach. strengthens the
nerves. pats vim. viGor and new life
into every muscle. nerve and organ of
the body. If weak. tired o. ailing
you need it. Every bottle guaranteed,
only 81 cents. Sold by !. Be" Miller,
Druggist
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18TH Anniversary

And Commencement and Southern
Teachers Association Meeting
Southern Illinois University. Car
bondale- June Ills. 1899
For the above occasion the Illinois
Central railroad company will sell
round trip tickets from Cape Girar-
deau to Carbondale at rate of sI.90.
Tickets on sale June 18th to 18th in
elusive: limited for return passage to
and including June 18th.
J L DUNCAN. Agent.
c c MCCARTY, G. Z a
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Notice

Annual meeting OF the stockholders
of HoucE's : Missouri and hrkansas
Railroad Company will he held at the
Office of the Company. in the city of
Cape Gira"deau. Missouri corner of
Independence and Spanish streets at
10 o'clock &. m, April 10th. 1889. for
the purpose of electing Directors for
the ensuing year and to transact any
other business that may properly come
before said meeting.
L. B. HOCCK. President.
E. f. BLOMEYER. Secretary.
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resolution OF the CITY Council 10
Grade and Gravel Ellis street

Resolved. That Ellis street be
graded and graveled from Good Hope
street TO North street. and TO this end
the City Clerk is instructed to publish
this resolution as required by ordi-
nance.
tSigned) E. F. BLoMEYER.
| certify that the foregoing resulu-
ton was adopted at regular meeting
of the city council of the city of Cape
Girardeau. held on Monday evening.
March 9th. 1899.
Cape Girardaau, Mo. ,sMarch Z. 1899.
GEO. f. CHAPPELL,
lsealI City Clerk.
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N-ntr.!o. III, agent "f A2.iualdo.
in TIE coarse ., :.n Interview publish
ed on th' -.J ias,. ~ Ii; Pati.ie. says:
The capture OF NaIo.os is not as
important a. the Americans are rt.y-
Ing to make it appear. The Fil;p.no~
have already determined upCn re-
movai TO san Fernando, and small
detachmcn, o! troops was left. @.,h
orders to burn the town ana linus
draw The AH3cr.cdus inland. Two
months of rain ana Gevct will save
ItIe tiiipiEos their ammunition and q
good deal of trouble. and tie Wal. vi 3
not enU Whiic It sIa2Ic I'iiipiao Re-
mains 10 bear arms.
He charges Ma;. Csa. Cti- with
opening tic hostiIlle, aua holds ,hr
Americans responsible f.. the t.;.us-
Ter OF the Spanish prisoners ard for
preventing ;ar tilip!nos negotiating
o'ra;r "i:h SPAN. A@oucilio :
confined - nj, room with the inliucf..;..
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Mysterious Missouri Murder.

Y mysterious murder .yaa commit.
I'd at IiataLers Switch, t';o miles ca~r
o. PuNico. Mo. on the night q Aprf.
Ist. about midnight. supposedly by
whitecaps. jcEr SUliiv&n. 2sror- the
h,st Wen in the community. was shot
ard killed. III whole courtry :
as:ir with suspicion. talked rrblicly
on the streets OF PuXico, and resting
on four OF lie most substantial citi-
zcrs il that vicinity. The Co"oncr's
jury has not Yet completed IL. work,
but sufficient -vidence has lea!.ei out
70 say the wni;ecaps did not get the
man they were aftes.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-04-08

i - - see Il beautiful cEild's fac
uislGured with vile tumogs. huIstir.
throa-h the skin P,-.p!o-. bil;cht )
ana sores. and s&GGcr still. when :.
young and innocent are laughed I;
aat twtt;ea ii all suci, eases. Parci-.
should give them that good and pa
remedy. sulphur Bittcrs. which ";
search and drive CT OF the Ilc, :
every particle o. humor. Hca. ]
Gazette.
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PURE AND SAFE,

Burn Eupion. the family Safety Oil.
guaranteed not to smoke your chin
neys or char yoCr wicks. Be sure
and get the genuine For sale bv thc
following dealers only:
W. q. Polack.
W. II. CCervcr.
l.. Il. GraessIc.
). y. Nandeven.
". G. Ber@nann.
Martin Nasterling.
Aug kcmpe.
J. +. Schwepker.
+. Osterloh.
J: T. VOgelsanger.
NJ. y. Warren.
f. s. Lilly.
Doyle Bros.
W. y. Trickey.
|. Ben Miller.
tlentge, Johnston & Co.
F. W. Vogt.
J. st. Avit & Son.
Tom Moore.
a. d. Blomeyer.
Hlrsch Bros, Mere & Prov. Co.
Nogel & Brunkhorst.
B. Balm.
H. P. Peironnet.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-04-08

says that his little GIRLS troubled with
malaria very severely, and that since
he gave her. Sulphur Bitters, he never
thinks of leaving New York for his
summer resort without a few bottles,
for they always cure his family, and
are far superior to quinine.
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FOR SALE,

One eight room slate roof brick
dwelling house, with all modern i'm
prCvements. located on lots and 8.
in range A, 60xlS0 feet in size, known
as the Morton house. Apply to
HENRY A. ASTHOLZ.
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TIiE SCHOOL ELECTION
y ever say DIE.

Many desperate cases of kidney dis
eases pronounced incura BILE have been
cured by Foley's Kidney Cure. Many
physicians use it. W. H. Coerver
duggiSt.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-04-08

If You have. you probably need Il
reliable medicine like Foley's Hoaer
and Tar TO heal your lungs and stop
the racking cough Incidental to this
disease.
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EnIlnrd-s .noNY LincIlrnf.

II you have Il terrible pain il tho
small of the back, get a bottl- of
Snow Lincment. L viii positively
cure il and at once. Try it and re
omendi. to your friends. Sold ct
Wilson : drug store.
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Notice OF Ffrs. aicestng .. Creditors

-NOSh'' - II - ~ is- - - wi va =
In the District Court of tire United
States inI. the Eastern Division OF the
Eastern Judicial District OF Missouri.
In Bankruptcy.
In tn matter OF
James &. Tatum. In Banf.rup;rr
Bankrupt.
20 thc creditor, Oi James &. Tatur.
oi 'aTc GIrar!eau. in ch., comfy of
Cape Girardcau and district afolc-
said. i bankrupt.
Notice is h"rchy Given ,uas on :n,
+th, day ot april i. d. I>as. the ,ai.
lanes G. Id'uIn Was duly adjudica-
tea bankrupt; ana ,aat the drst meet
.n% "f his creditors will be held at the
court house in Capa Girardrau. county
Of Cape Girardeau in said judicial
District. on The 9th day Of April
y. d. 1899. Il 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. at which time the sai,. creditors
may aj'"Ia. prove thcI" claims. ap-
point 4 l-'ustce. c,-. nine EanLsrup. and
transact such ojr,r business - nav
properly come before said meeting.
ALEXANDER Ross.
i;cfclee in Bankruptcy.
Cape Girardeau. 40.
This 'th day o. April. 1899.
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= Fri-lItfuI I;!uuucr.

VIII often cause Il horrible Busn.
Scal3. Cut G. BrUise. Bucklin ;
Arnica Salvc. t&e best in the world.
win kill the pain and promptly heal
il Cures Old Sores. Fever Sores.
Ulcer:. Boils. F'clone. C1rns, all Skin
yruptions. Best Pile cure on earth.
Only - cents hox. Cure guaranteed
Sold By I. BcU Miller, Druggist.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-04-08

We desire to return our sincere
thanks to those kind friends who
assisted us during the illness and at
the funeral of our dear one who has
been called home.
Mrs. WILHELMINA SACKMANN.
Mrs. LILLE SACKMANN.
w l.. SACKMANN.
AMANDA SACkMANN.