The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-10-13
Observation-Disclosures
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down Sunday to see the elephant.
Norman A. Motley will make a
canvass of this county next week.
Martin Oberheide has resigned his
position at Puxico and is now in this
city.
Col. Thilenius and Charley Daues
spoke at Pocahontas last Saturday
night.
The First National Bank is having
a hot air furnace put in the bank
building.
Don't bet your money on maiorities.
If you must bet put your money up
on pluralities.
II. G.. Schwab of Gordonville, was
in thecity Monday and gave the DEMO
Graf a pleasant call.
The colored preachers who were at
tending the conference in this city have
all gone to their homes.
The S. NJ. & A. has put an extra
passenger coach on the nine o'clock
passenger train for fair week.
Francis NJ. Baker, Democratic can
didate for county treasurer, is here
this week attending the fair.
Deputy Sheriff Williams, of Stod-
dard county, is in the city looking for
thieves who are supposed to have
come this way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert o. Phelan are
entertaining a number of relatives
from Stoddard county who are here
attending the fair.
E. Osterloh will make a novel dis
play at the fair of a school house
built entirely of school books, with
states as a roof
The business men on Broadway and
Good Hope streets boycotted Lemen
Bros show because the show did not
parade those streets.
The continued use of Alcoholic
drinks produces a disease of definite
pathology. The disease yields easily
to the DR.. John O'Hara cure.
Ralph Kerby, who has been employ
ed in this Office for several months
past, left for Chicago to accept a po-
sition in the box factory of his uncle.
A horse hitched to II. S. Doyle's
sign post was frightened Tuesday morn
ing and pulled the post down breaking
three large glass in Mr.. Doyle's show
window.
Mrs. A. D. Speak, the Spanish
street milliner, has just received her
fall stock of millinery. 1t is the very
latest in styles and the very lowest in
prices.
You do not have to leave your bus
mess one minute to take DR.. John
O'Hara's Cure for Alcoholism or the
Drink Habit. 1t can be taken with
the s~trictest secrecy that a home pro-
vides.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Schwepker enter
tanned a number of their friends last
night on the occasion of the ami
versary of Mr.. S~chwepker's 44th birth
day. The guests were royalty enter
taiLed.
The injury the nervous system sus-
tains from Alcoholism is entirely
eliminated by 1.-The O'Hara Cure,'
and the patient is placed in a normal
and healthful condition. Address all
communications to The O'Hara Cure
Co., Carbondale, Ills.
Lemen Brothers had to pay one
hundred dollars United States license
here. This is their first appearance
in Missouri since the passage Of the
new revenue law requiring a show
license of one hundred dollars for
each state in which shows exhibit.
The Prescott House is now n OF
the finest of our big hotels. Henry
Huhn, the proprietor, is a mar who
spares no pains to keep the Prescott
House up to date. His recent i'm
provements add to the beauty and con-
venience of the house.
All persons knowing of the remark
able success with which DR.. John
O'Hara's Cure for Alcoholism or the
Drink Habit met here, will be glad to
know that it is now on the market Or
can be had by addressing The O'Hara
Cure Co., Carbonate, Ill.
Frank George got a hand badly
hurt at Jennings saw mill this morn
ing. The wounded hand was dressed
by DIR. Patton. No bones were broken
but the flesh was torn off of two or
three fingers and a part of the heshy
portion of the hand.
That the curt for Alcoholism or the
Drink.Habit as wrought by the O'Hara
Cure is permanent may be proven by
correspondence with the following
cured patients of e five years
standing. BY permission we refer to
Tennessee Ridge, Tenn; j. L. Wray,