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i i P. .J ? r 'With a new cspiiol under con-1 q .-'.ruction ana & lu.T Kepubncan j filiate administration in charge ( cf the government, and new and ( 5 fair senatorial and congressional ( ") district adopted by the i eo: !e, I 5 Missouri will enter upon a t , bright and happy quadrennial in oo V ,r r, r, January, 1?13. by the pro vi ?K TS new Phone 534 Vail BrimVlt vv, a.d candidates lor L-or.gres. ! must henceforth file before t'-.-e- ) I tion day a complete statement of 5 , the money that they spend, ex-' ( J cent for personal traveling ex- pen.-'es, in campaigns for nomi nation or election. Candidates for the Senate may spend not more than ton thousand dollars: candidate for the House not more than five" thousand dollars. o ma 1 t w t I a 1 i r c s o ? C 5 o n u o: p r -i r-? r - j I M fr vis y ;! hill ioO llLiiUl I ran the j; JJ J r," J i ,.-,""' - " V ,". ' " ; J ! PICK-UPS .f-, T. f1 "". "" ''V if . w w w w w w W w ii' CrpD Ccuriy Ilcrcld Forrofrly tb Jackson Herald) j . j rtfcHifcul every Friday ty the j ELEALD rriJLISHIXG COXPAST.i Cape Girardeau has a Com ( mercial club, & Business Man's VJ League, an org-anization thepur- pose of which is to push Cape Girardeau to the front. -They Fresident Taft will epend a are doing things. Not long ago whole day at the State Fair, at they had the Pains Pyrotechnic Sedalia, when he will have op- "Last Days of Pompeii." now yortunity to see what Grand Old ther are .going to have a Fair Subf cri;-tion In Advance. prio: $1.00 jicr ypar Ectrt-J k second class ruat'pr at the i?oet office at Cap Girardeau, Mo uncirr tbe act of March 3, 1S79. Ptesident Taft's three days in Missouri will start the Republi cans to work and the Democrats to Bcheiningr. o Governor Hadley permits his good "wife to share the honors .and pleasures of great occasions with him. She accompanied him to the convention cf gov ernors last week. i Missouri produces. specimens of manhood and womanhood to be seen there will l interest him more than the rare tnwim(ina c.f cT!ni!f ural and horticultural products or the fine C0UIJt5 specimens exhibits will undoubtedly delight him. It was a wise decision on his Missouri State Fair. The fine an EOme fy'm stunts. Bernie star A young heifer belonging to Martin Frocansdorf, of Cape was missing for two ..x. . u weeks, when it was found in the of stock, though such , . ... tn The commissioners who are to build the new capitol will be busy men for a while, at least. The plan, the exact location of j the building and awarding the contract will occupy several months. o Hon. Walter S. Dickey, former chairman of the Republican State Committee, has recently lost a brother and his venerable father by death. His friends through- woods, in switcmng its tan to keep the flies off. the end of the part to spend a day at the u without food or water all the ' 0 time. V ith careful feeding the State Treasurer James Ccwgill animal will live. Maiden Merit. has returned to his duties much r . . .. x , . . . w, , , Rev. C. L. Fry. the Methodist improved in health. Everybody preacher ve U3 an exhibition at Jefferson City was glad to 0f his ability as a horticulturalist: welcome him after the serious He presented us with two very surgical operation he underwent, fine tomatoes, the largest of and all his friends hope for re- which weighed 14 ounces and newed strength. Since he went the two together weighed a to Jefferson City to live he ha3 pound and a half. Very good, made many new friends and no don't you think for a preacher enemies. He is a gentleman of who also devotes a great deal of I the old school, cordial and faith- time to probagating "yellerj ful in his friendships, clean and legged" chickens? Essex Sun. upright in his official duties, and j conscientious in all the relations BesSii Martin's mother, (col-j of life. Those who know him ored) got Sheriff Hampton to go I best are his best friends. out Monday and bring back her! o eloping daughter whom the c r-4. -M mother told the sheriff had gone If the Supreme Court wid . , , ,. T , ,, fc with Walker TjiVnllp The s:in. ! kindly permit Judge Marshall to rnnrfA w,r fA cut the State deeply regret thatjSee the poll books and ballots of by the sheriff who returned to can soon fix up a list of several information that the "chile" thousand honest Republican was married and had a legal voters whose registration was right to elope with her husband, not technically perfected and Southeast Missourian. ask the Court to disfranchise them. He will not look up such The closing down of the Pico Everybody recognizes the ver Eatility of Governor Hadley. The speech he recently delivered at Hermann on the 75th anniversary i of that good town bore additional evidence of his marvelous talent. This speech showed real genius. For tact, diction, delicacy of ex pression and sentiment it is a masterpiece. It has been exten sively circulated and read. a list of Democratic voters, how- iron mines is quite a little loss ever. The attorneys who repre- to the laboring men who worked sent the Republican State Com- there and in a general way to f mittee and the contestees will the business interests of the city, have to do that, at considerable Puxico, however, is supported by expense to that Committee. SLkJlJLS.lSLSL3JUUiS.S SLSLZJ JLSJLfiJLSlJt A JLfiJL St SLSLS.JLiL.iL3. JLSLSULi SLSLSLSL3JL W CO Vara o- or K, . too' rt s. i.") T'3 "" S3 IT- ir. a rich arming community and its growth and prosperity will not bo materially tlfeeted by stooping of the mines. There is a.i abundance oi? ore in Pico lull a: I dvultlos.,, will U mlr.cd s-v:v tine Puxico In kx. Jcr!:s:- Ilc:. Gr-. Cnpitnl, $500,000.00 AH P id "l", ::..!. I.CO 'c P 4 Per d. : ( ( .. t Hi: t:. ,r :r i . to n '. lie :, lr.a'iinj; a II -Lit raii- o:c.d l"i . i j art cf ..C(: !"l OVl l'- r; faun f i:-t ; ! i r:.l. i You Have Saturday and Uonday to Prepare or any clay next wc-c-k iluriiiLC the big events jTovMed you -,iio fo tli' TOfGEIlY G13 Rroaihvay fur your reijuircinents in Iteady-to-Wear Clotliing for Women and Children. Our stock is eornplete and you will be surprised liow cheap you can fit yourself out, by coming to us for your needs in our line. Extra-special prices will be given on everything we sell and you will profit greatly by getting your things here Ladies' Trimmed Hats, Lovely Skirts, Pretty Suits and Coats and everything a wo man or girl 'may. want in the ladies' line. $7.49 Hats Down to S '1 Am i $10 Skirts Down to c'OJ vi ' f r: r i j r $20 Suits Down to i'20 Coats Down to 55.00 Vaists Dovn to 49c And many other things which space here won't permit us to mention. Come to the Great Fair and visit our store. ALLISO'l'S TOGGERY 615 Broadway Cape Girardeau j1 FALL OPENING OF THE Missouri State Normal School (Third District) CAPE GIRARDEAU. MISSOURI The The school opens on Tuesday, September 5, 1911. following Courses are offered: 1. Courses leading to the College Degrees and the Nor mal Diploma, a life state certificate. 2. Courses leading to the Normal Diploma, a life state certificate. 3. Courses leading to the Elementary Professional Cer tificate, a limited state certificate. 4. Special courses in Agriculture, Manual Training. Domestic Science and Domestic Art, Music, Draw ing, Physicial Training, Reading, and Expression, Bookkeeping and Stenography and Typewriting. These special courses, when "omplcted, lead to the Normal Diploma. 5. Diploma Courses preparing specially for Primary Teaching, Kindergarten Teaching, and High School Teachers. Spoeial Courses preparing for Rural School Teaching. TRUSTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Whereas George M. Fed i go and Hattie Albertie Pcdigo. his wife, by their deed of trust dated February 14, ll)10,and recorded in the ollico of the re corder of deeds wit hin and for the county of Cape Girardeau. Stats of Missouri, in book 8, page 112, conveyed to the undersigned trustee the following" described real e.-tate: Part of Survey No. :i2:i. 'IWn !ir. Range No. 32, now no'r.i.- vU in the nty o JacK- ' i-vA. Lot or tract No. one, here i by conveyed i the srune lot or tract described in a deed, dated September 25. 1.1. from Robert j O. Fulenwider to Ci.ai le.-i Uoecklo "recorded in the land records of 't-aid count in rU'-d lno!c No. 10 'page IS, to which deed reference i is hereby had for a particular description by metes and bounds. : Lot or tract No. 2. hereby con 'veyed is described: Login at a ' stone in Hubble Creek from which the center pier of the ! Gravel Road bridge brs. S. IlG.oO degrees W. 2J Iks. and run N. 82 j degrees W. with the N. line of i the Gravel road 3.17 chs. to a stake for a beginning corner; run N. 12 degrees E. 100 feet; thence N. 82 degrees W. 25 feet; thence S. 12 degrees W. 1(K) feet to the N. line cf the said Gravel road; thence S. 82 degrees E. 25 feet to the beginning corner. j being the same realty described I in a deed dated August 10, 1887 (from Rich. W. Right and wife to Charles Hoeckle recorded in Ideed book 20 page 231. Lot or tract No. 3 hereby conveyed is described: Begin at the North 'east corner of aforesaid lot or j tract No. 2, and run thence 110 (feet N. along the E. line of a .one acre tract described in deed i from Maggie E. Morgan and ; husband to said Rich. Kight ! recorded in book 10 page 109. ! thence W. 25 feet; thence S. 110 j fet parallel with the east line of said one acre tract; thence east ;25 feet to the place of beginning, j the last course being along the north line of tractor lot No. 2 ; herein conveyed, and being the realty conveyed by John H. Howard and wile 10 James H. Grant by deed of record in deed i book No. SO page 383. For fur- ther description see deed in Vol. 31 p. 304 of sai 1 land records. And whereas said conveyance was made to secure a certain promis sory note therein described, and whereas def?idt has been made ;in the payment of said note. JNow, therefore. I. the under ! signed trustee, ty virtue of the ! authority in me vested by said ; deed of trust confined, will on Saturday, October 7th, 1911. be tween the hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock in the ; afternoon of said day at the south ! front door of the court house, in the city of Jackson, state of Mis souri, sell the r.jal estate herein before descriKe 1 tj the highest ( bidder for cah in hand to dis charge the said debt and costs of executing ifcis trust. Fred. H. Schrader, Trustee. Let Herald ads tell vour cus- tomers about your store. 'Phone jNo. 2 and a solicitor will call on yon. G. Consider Ihe following points: The School has a Faculty of forty-two teacher: Six ste buildings, t'iO oe.-t in the suite. Good Library and Labors t i mi . . i J j LANDS W A 1 The I r-.-i (Lmltor tlitiovis in the slat.? Ti.o Se!".. ! hz. iiio.-.t healthful ana .-nu the l.v-: orations i..c a in t!: : i r o i if'u.'Ii n- i:i can": For cat aloe e Girardea1. ",d gr4ind.-5. u? cr further irfonnati'-n uddre.- . V. S. DEAF MONT. Frtsidcr.t On Lovr i.1 4 Priscns .. .!'. i.l r Escaped. ati.nlav vi- 0 ( " jo;r i!r h-ti- a cell O; t 1 1 ; i r We are being asked almost diily by land buyers for largo tracts of land for colonization purposes, but we have no land for sale. If you own cr control 1 000 acres or more of vacant land tributary to the Frisco Lines and want to dispose of it, write to S. A. Hughes, General Immigration Aont, Frisco Linos, St. Louis, end he will probably be able to arrange tho sale of your propvity. TLtre vili fe to t!m"! for our services. Tilico Lice;, rairt l.ciaj I