The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-06-23

took place yesterday alter
noon.
Bloomfield indicator: The recent
rains have interfersd with general
work, but a few ~cloudlesss days
put things Alright and the farmer
is busily cleaning the corn and gath
ering in the golden sheayes. Stod-
dard ~county's fertile soil never fails
to yield abundantly TO the horay
hands OF husbandry.
Richardson l. Slavick have just put
in a very neat and handsome coal oil
and gasoline tank for w. NJ. Stone,
the grocer. All one has to do Is to
fill the tank with the liquid and it does
the rest OF the work itself. 1t measures
the oil and eve registers the price on
aismall dial. The thing may I've train
ed SO it can sell groceries, but the
makers do moi guarantee it to do this.
The street strike here has been
settled amicably and the lines COM
menced operations yesterday. The
power house on Good Hope street
which has been SO quiet for some time
now presents a scene Of bustling
activity. Owing to the skillful a
ner in which our strike raj handled,
there was no necessity for calling out
a posse comitatus.
Don't let the census man miss you.
Get on the roll OF American citizens
for 1900.
W. f. Cowgirl and family left yes
terday for Puxico, Mo-, where Mr..
Cowgirl will open a barber shop. His
place in Henry Semon's shop on Main
street has been. taken by Frank Smith,
recently from New York.
A few more days OF sunshine and
the people will get better acquainted
with Old Sol.
There was some harvesting done
yesterday in some sections OF the
county. The work would have beer
general, but some fields are still toe
wet to work in.
Editor Miller of the BLOOMFIELD
Cosmos called on US this morning
Mr.. Miller brought his wife to tn
city for medical treatment.
Moments are useless if trlTied away
and they are dangerously wasted
consumed by delay in cases where ON
Minute Cough Cure would bring i'm
mediate relief. W. II. Coerver.
: DR.. Rider is now located in tn
S~turdivant bank building. He ha
: nice Office rooms on the second fioor
n. A. Motley came up from Bloom
field Saturday and spent Sunday IL
the city.
John F. Woody of Bloomfield
/, here attending TO some bankrupt busi
ness before Judge Ross.
The candidates for county office
will soon be on their rounds shakln
: hands with the dear people.
t Running sores, indolent ulcers an
d similar troubles, eventhough of man
wears standing, may becured by usin
; DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
e soothes. strengthens and heals. 1t
the great pile cure. w. H. Coerve
TUESDAY.
+ Are you lacking in strength ar
energy. Are you nervous, desponden
Irritable. bilious. c~onstipated ar
d generally u down in health. II s.
your liver is torpid, and, and a fe
r. doses of Herbine will cure yo
L Herbine has no equal as a health r
g storer. I. Ben Miller.
On June 26 the Republican Congre
Is sional Committee of this district W
,e meet a Poplar Bluff to arrange Il
l. the campaign of Hon. n. A Nozzle
ne The points at which he will spea
at dates. etc. will be arranged at I'll
is meeting.
Do not be surprised to receive
he visit at any time from the Gems
eGulutIaloI-
in We are all quite anxious to :
work commenced on cur big bridge
n, the strike in St. Louis is practic;
er " over. There may be 4 few me
k small disturbances. but they "
hardly amount to anything.
IT. LISA great piece of sarcasm
d. tell what the Cotton Belt will do TO
IS town. Cape people know very W
,ss what It has done for this place.
Is, Mrs 8. H. Adams and Mrs. Z.
Flentge vent down to Thebes t
ng morning on the War Eagle.
Quite q number OF Cape people
Ut this morning over the Illinsis Cent
for different points.
ed WANTED-l5 teams. - factory m
de- 30 bolt cutters. Steady work. :
.dy ply at Ardiola Stave Co., Arolo
Mo.
is On July I a basket picnic will
the given at the Rock Levee. h '
OF be excellent music and a good t