The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-13


There will b. four councilmen and q
city treasurer To elect at the next
April election.
John Sherwood, the we'll known faif
ground privilege man, "A in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Sherwood Is winter.
ing at New Port. Ark.
There is no town in Missouri with
an equal population that has as many
fine residence buildings AZ Cape Cir
ardeau.
a new Latin scholar arrived at the
public school this morning.
Billy Brian, conductor on the Cape
Girardeau ard Carbonate branch OF
the Illinois Central Railroad. informs
Us that the man who went up on his
tainly the man Tettaton. the Dunklin
county murderer. The man got OFF
the train at Carbonate and took to
the woods with a posse Of officers
after him.
Q Don't forget if you use Putnam
Fadeless Dyes you don't have to send
for a package for wool and one for
cotton. Each package colors all
ibers. Sold by W. H. Coerver. 1t
FRIDAY.
To TRADE-for Cape Girardeau
resident property, a farm of eighty
acres in high state of cultivation.
in Bollinger county, good building.
orchard. well fenced. Also 90 feet
frontage IN Good Hope street in Cape
Girardeau for sale cheap for cash.
Address J. II. O'Brien. Jackson. No.
WANTED-A girl to do general
housework. Apply to Mrs. Berry,
south Lorimier street.
The suspicious case the Board of
Health investigated has not yet been
pronounced small pox and we hope
the doctors will finally declare that ii
is not small pox-
ID. y. Nichols has been confined to
his bed several days and has been
very sick.
We regret TO learn hat wilson
Cramer is dangerously i'll with pncu-
monia at his home near Jackson.
Paul Benninghoveu. agent for the
Westliche Post. of st. Louis. i in
the city Mr.. Benninghoven is the
~tallest a in Missouri.
Frank H. Dunlop returned home
from St. Louis to-day.
We direct the attention Of the Prov
ident Association to the fertile
ground on our streets. on which. with
the permission Of the Council. pota-
toes and other vegetables might be
raised for the poor of the city. We
notice that in large cities empty build
ing lots are used for that purpose.
FOR SALE-Registered Berkshire
Pigs. Address.
WILLIS KNOX.
- Shawneetown. Mo.
Prosecuting Attorney Hines is in
the city. He came in to attend a case
in Justice Ross Court.
Henry Meystead, Jr.. pork packer.
paid Father Hopkins today six hun
dred and forty-siX dollars for pork
hogs.
Mrs. Julia +. Harris returned home
from Jackson yesterday where she
had been a week or two visiting her
sister.
The Board of Health has employed
an immune TO nurse the patient who is
afflicted with what the doctors call "a
suspicious case"
Fred Regenhardt will go 20 St.
Louis tomorrow on business.
AGENTS WANTED-To sell Boer
War Book by DR.. MackenSie. famous
illustrated. SID. Outfit free. Amer
i'"t OoilSiiIS IIpbSt. NhlNi-p-
Lemuel Jackson. alias -Azekiel Nc
CURE. was convicted for assault; and
battery O the person OF Charles Tn
nerstoll. in Justice Ross Court to-
day and given thirty days in jail.
). Henry Smith went down to Ad-
vance yesterday.
The Cape Brewery X Ice Company
will be prepared to turn out fifteen
tons of Ice per day next summer
Cooper Cracraft and Judge William
.. Schneider are in the city to-day.
kelso was well represented in the
city to-day. Those who We're here
say there is no bottom to the dirt
roads.
The telephone boys have been at
work for two days repairing the
phones that were burned out the other
morning by an electric wire crossing
the telephone wire.
Te Eagle. Eiy of all Birds.
: ~ /! for its keen sight, clear and
distinct vision. So are those persons
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