The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-02-17

Leon j. Albert returned home from
Poplar Bluff yesterday where he hat
been attending q meeting of Group
No. 12 of the Missouri Bankers As.
ISOLATION, and to-day he is laid NJ
with the headache.
Bud Juden, brother of S. E. .Juden
died at his home in the Big Bend this
morning.
| Billiards. Snow Liniment. There II
; no pain it will not relieve, NO swelling
s. will not susx3ue, no wound it viii
nys heal. it will cure frost bites,
chiIbi...ns. and corns. 25 and 80 cents.
/. len Miller.
Capt. Juden has sold the ferry boat
Cape City to parties at Charlottesville,
anil sin.y left with the boat to-day.
Sb. will he used as q ferry: boat be-
ts:ee Missouri ard Tennessee at
CarutAersville.
The asospects are tsss Ne will have
quite Il building boom in this city
this year. We did fairly we'll last
year.. ans If we do as vail this year
N city viii surely show up we'll as a
growing oisy.
Dr. L. T. Ruff requests US to in
form the dear people that he ID still
at the st. Charles Hotel, arth will be
compelled u remain until TIM last of
this week taS complete work already
engaged, brr no longer. H5 would be
pleased to $50 any 4 liz, need of
dental work.
The steamcs Georgia Lee. on her
way to st. Louis, stopped; at our
wharf last night She was loaded
down with lumber and stock.
The steamer Cherokee CAMS down
at two o'clock This afternoon. Capt.
Burton Informs Us that she lett St.
Louis with the largest trip sEss ever
had.
John H. Lyons Of Poplar BlndT is
in the city. Mr. Lyons is we'll Pleased
with Poplar Bluff. He is doing 3
good business.
William Burgess, who has beer' ut
home with his family a week o~ so,
left to-day for Commerce, where Re Is
assisting his sea in the mercantile
business.
THURSDAY.
Certainly you cont want to s,afer
with dyspepsia, constipation, sick
sallow skin and loss o. ap-
You have never tried De-
Little Early Risers for taese
or yoa would have been
They are small pills but great
VIM. Il. COerver.
Charley Sawyer, Clarence Grant
and Henry Pulls are the applicants
for the Jackson pess-offce. They are
ali nice young men.
Leon j. Albert. who attended the
meeting of the bankers at Poplar
Bluff this week. says the bankers
we're royalty entertained by the Giti-
zens of the little city on Black River.
The banquet at the Quinn Hotel
the finest the bankers ever had. JOAN
Lyons. proprietor of the Quinn Hotel,
proved to the baaqueters that he is
up-to-datc - a hstel man.
+. !. Hage sill quit the street "a
line this evening.
The steamer cherokee got hack
from Commerce this morning. She
will lea ~ St. louis again Friday
evening if the ice does interfere with
navigation.
People here from Poplar Bluff aever
tire of boasting about the wonders of
their little city. OF course soma of
them overGo the thing but It is
all right OF tleIu 10 boost their Town:
they would not be good citizels if
they did otherwise. Poplar Bluff is
no G0Ubt 4 good town, but hes- citi-
zens can never make us Cape Girar-
deau people bslieve that there is a
better town under the sun than Cape
Girardeau. We have the lO&ation,
and we have every other advantage
owe Poplar Bluff.
Mrs. Schuctte, mother-in- law OF
Philip Stoll, died at the residence Of
Phillip Stoll last night. Mrs.
Schuette was an old lady and an old
citizen of this city. She haa a large
circle of friends who will yegret to
learn Of her death.
Superstitious people VINO believe
taat it is bad luck to look over the
left shoulder at the new moon, need
have no feers this month. The reason
is that shis month. alone of all
months for half a century or more.
will have no new loon.
Joe Lynch. OF st. Louis. is in the
city looking after his customers who
| sell the celebrated Old Lynch Rye.
Mr. lynch recently reached out