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Weekly Democrat.
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Entered at the Poet Offlc t Cape Girardeau,
Ho., as second-class matttv.
SATC11DAY, JAXU.RY
189!'.
FOR SIXTY DAYS.
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expiration of that time the
subscription price will be one
dollar per year.
The .Missouri Legislature is no'.v in
essi jn. The lobbyists are there also.
A gen tit man from Farrahigion has
sticcscile.d Si-ilih of St. Louis for
Deputy
Collect;".;- in this dis-
trict. Veto:- oil
,-sc Lt:i.-ast Missouri.
There is no life in the moon, we are
told, and the man who holds to a lamp
post and gazes wistfullr upon it
should know ho can got no help from
that source.
The pay of the Xonual Professors
goes right oa whether they are teach
ing or attenc'icg an unnecessary and
unc.-.l d fr law suit. The tax-payers
lnti-i -'or jiio bill all the same.
It is the intention of the captain
general of Cuba to introduce a few
American policemen into Havana to
teach the na':vevolicemen their duties.
How to find thi side door will be the
first lesson.
Hurrah for Southeast Missouri. A
Stoddard county man has just been
elected Speaker of tho House in the
Missouri Legislature. Xow let the
Kepubliean Administration pass
around a li-Me bread, crust vA wu'uns
down here ,vill be happy.
W. J. Ward, of Ctoddaru county,
has been elected Speaker of the House
in the Missouri Legislature. Mr.
Ward ha served several terms in the
Legislature. Ho was Gov. Stephens'
candidate for Speaker of the House.
In the Southeast Missouri school
contest held at Fredericktown last
Wednesday, the orator's medal was
awarded to 11 P. Caruthers of the
Carlisle Training Srhool of Jackson.
Young Caruthers is a Cainj cot.i.ty
boy.
The Missouri Legislature will get
.down to work next week. This is the
session to revise old and make new
laws. When our statesmen get
through with their work the law
makers of cities of the third class will
have to revise their city ordinances
tg fit tho state lm.
A Boston preacher chose a queer
text for a Christmas sermon: "Let us
forget all the bitterness of the past,"
said he, and then he proceeded to boot
the corpse of the dead confederacy all
over tho pulpit. The sensationalist
who wears tho cloth often does more
harm than good.
At a religious meeting in a Kansas
town a few days ago, the stove work
ed badly, and tho interior ofi the
church was very cold. However the
minister was equal to tho occasion.
He preached a sermon on "Hell"
which was so hot that the congrega
tion had to remove their wraps and
raise the windows.
At Englewood, X. J., a pretty young
woman, 19 years old, who is5tudying
telegraphy and bears a good charac
ter, was fined $10 for kissing a young
man acquaintance on Xew Year's day.
She was tried in court on the charge
of disorderly conduct and a neighbor
girl was the principal witness. The
least the young man can do is to dig
up the 810.
Aguinaldo ought to give his gold
whistle auother toot, call the Filipi
nos together and tell them that "There
Will be a Hot Time in the Old Town
Tonight," is not the American na
tional air. If this work of deception
goes on some one is apt to spring
"On the Banks of the Wabash" on
the unsuspecting Filipinos, instead of
J
"Yankee Doodle."
Yon can blindfold a cat, put it in a
hag on a dark night and take it ten
miles out in the country and that cat
will - be back at the old stand for
breakfast. Scientists say that's in
stinct. Very well, call it instinct
Then take a man who is so blind drunk
he can't r cognize the man who loaned
him the money to get drunk on: so
crazy drunk he can't for the life of
him find his way home two blocks off,
but he can pull up by a lamp post and
stagger off sijstcjn blocks straight
back to the place where he got drunk.
Is that insiisict, too? Or, is he of a
higher order of aa animal than the
old cat? Would you, Mr. riciontlst,
call it reason? Which is it? And
how do you explain it? Slater Ind
Senator Tilhuau. at Washington,
discussed Jhe proposed treaty of peace
in his characteristic stylo. When
asked if he would favor the conven
tion, he fairly shouted: "What! Do
yui; expect me to vi.to for a treaty
which gives to the Spaniards -i:li.0ii,-0
0 for something they don't own and
ca:ri deliver? No, sir! I am not go
ing to vote away S5Uis;,ftt'K of the
.: i a
iwl O! isiauUs .e con t v.aut and a
pi'e of scrap iron. We have troubles
e:;ougu of our own with niggers in
the South, and all coons look alike to
m:', vhether they come from South
Carolina or the i'hilippices. ' 'What!'
he shouted again, 'pay Spain $20,009.
00 J because- we licked her? Xo, sir!
I will not be a party lo .any such in
famous bargainl'"
ut unusu-.il i!;t.?-est to every rcack-r
of this paper is the advertisement
lse.vLciv i'i this issue of the St. Louis
(Jlohe-D.-iiiociat, unquestionably one
of the givati of .me, r.c'vspa-
pet-.-. That poerless pptr
be l.ad bv a;at!. every il.iy,
t o big Sunday issue, for
an nov."
including
rajiiiV ix
collars per year, and at that price, it
is certainly within the reach of all
who desire to read AXY daily paper.
The Weekly t; lobe- Democrat is issued
in rctui-wcekly sections of eight pages
each, makinir it practically a LAIIGB
SKM1-WEF.KLY, and almost equal to
the average daiiy, at OXK DOLL A K
A 1EAK. This issue is just TUK
TriTVi- r r ... i .
mw .o. u.c laiuier, .iierciianior,rreetir!r &f !lt. t.SCP;l,jve roTr.n:i:Te
professional man wl;o has not the ! of ;he National cn:-.;n'. Christi.iB
time to read a daiiv paper, b;u wishes
to keep proiaptiy and thoroughly!
posted. It is made up with especial mittec that t;.e I0-.1.1 . C. T. I. so
relercr.ee to the wants of every mera-j cietiPi discontinue any further effort
ber of the family, not onlv trivinir to rav for the Temnle. on account of
ALL THE SEWS, but also a great j
variety of luteivstinir and instructive I
rcading niat.er of all kinds. Writoi!.,!.,!,,- ;,T!i'.,wi,i,
. - . .
for free sample copies to Globe i'rint-
ingCo., St. Louis. Me
The Kagle, KIuk ol all r.lrd-..
is iK.ted for its keen sight, clear and
distinct vision. So are those persons
who use Sutherland's Eagle Eve Salve
for weak eyes, styes, sore eyes of any
kind or granulated lids. Sold by all
dealers at 2" cents.
XV.Mce to Contractors.
:;:liv !:; ho:-u. g" .va liiai 1 will at
lit o'clock a. in., Wednesday, Jan
llh. !!:, at l-io site of the bridge, let
the contract for building a bridge
across Goose creek on the road lead
ing from Jackson to Gordonville.
.. C. Fkissei.l.
dec2S.l Road and Bridge Com.
l.uns Irritation
is the forerunner to consumption. Dr.
Bell's Pine-Tar-Honcy will cure it,
and give such strength to the lungs
that a cough or a cold w ill not settle
there. Twenty-live cents at all good
druggists.
ltt-al Instate For Sn.e.
Two lots in the town of Stroder
ville, on one of which is a fairly good
dwelling house.
Eleven acres of timbered land on
Hickory Ilidge.
Eighty acres of timbered land with- j
in three miles of Egypt Mills.
Forty acres of timbered land about
t-.vo and a half miles of Egypt Mills
Will be sold cheap for cash or part
cash and balance good paper.
For further particulars and de
scription of land call on
Ben H. Adams,
Democrat office, Caio Girardeau,
Mo.
ltallard's snow J.lneuicnt.
If vou have a terrible pain in tho
small of the back, get a bottle of
Snow Linement It will positively
cure it and at once. Try it and re
omendit to your friends. Sold at
Wilson's drug store.
stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Kennett and Osceola J
Railroad Company will bo held at tho
oliico of the company in Capo Girar
deau, on Monday, January 2d. at 3
o'clock p. m., for the purpose or
electing directors for the ensuing year
and transact such other business as
may properly come before said meet-
in". E. F. Blomeyer, Pres t.
R. B. Andrews, Sec'y.
Hunt's Lightning Oil
Cures Catarrh, Xeuralgia , Sprains
Cramp Colic, Diarrhoea, Cuts, Head
ache, Rheumatism. Good for man
and beast. Failing, money refunded,
Klectlon Notice.
a meetin jr of the stockholders of the
Sturdivant Bank wifl be held at the
Ranlrintr House on Tuesday, January
17, 1899, for the purpose of electing
nirmt.ors lor toe ensutns year. 1 uiin
open from 1 to 3 p. m.
L. J. Albert, Cashier.
December 29th, 1898.
TO BE A CONFEDERACY
Plans for the Unmcaiioa of Salva
dor, Honduras and Nicaragua.
Will Be Kncv.n as luUcJ States of
Central Aiserica To IlaTe One
President nnj n Centrally
UciU J lanital.
The dcit-gati's to the convection to
form a ecus tituticn for the stales of
Salvador, liocc'tirui. und Nicaragua,
continue their tets'.os ut Managua,
Nicaragua, almost daily. The work,
i.uuevrr, is progressing slowly. The
delegates have di:-ctissed the tlrst 11
oi" the articles in the printed form of a
constitution which they have as a
guiJo. a:;U Lav; ilecidci! on the follov.--i::r;
;.r:nc:i:al features:
Tirit The organization is to be a
confederacy, instead of a central union
of the thiee states.
fvcond The name of the confeder
acy is to be "The United States of Cen
tral America."
Third There is to be a federal dis
trict, composed of the civil cejiart
ments of Chincndcga, in Nicaragua;
rt.foct!. in Trdt'rr. rnd Cr.irsi.
. . : ;.! i.o - .'i C- i t, i;;.
of Fonseca.
Fourth The organizing capital is
to be Aninpala. on Tiger island, in the
department of Choluteca, Honduras.
The permanent capital is to be de
termined by the first congress, and will
be located at Amapala. Choluteca or
Chincndega.
Fifth There is to be one president,
instead of a triple-headed tribune, as
at first proposed.
In a recent session delegates from
Salvador protested against what they
termed "a spirit of antagonism to Sal
vador," in some speeches made by cer
tain delegates from Nicaragua.
It is thought probnbl? that either
President i'oi::!!a. of Honduras, or
! rrPFifont IVlaya. of Nicaragua, will
i be chosen ps the f r: t president of the
Ppor-os,d conf.'dyraey.
WON'T ABANDON THE TEMPLE.
Mm. "atl!:ln 1!. Ccre Say the Tra.
( V. ill Vet Xafte It JKIsa
V.'lllsrd'a "pninrial.
Mrs. Matilda B. Carae, preside:;: o?
the beard of Temple trns,ees. t.f th;
: Woman's Temple of Chicago, in re
' ferrin-j to the net ion ;n!;r-a :t a recent
Te-pr;r':i nee erioir ?;;;.':
"Ti'e rr";-;'";e:ni.-;'io". of th." cmn-
the ovr progress v.hicii has ben made
in .-,!Wr;-.r mnnfv -vns n msd im-
lilt IUUUII. UlllJlVUfUlIU klt'i y
th(k ,. anil fiI. th- s5r;etr. Th
Temple trustees are an incorporated
nnd independent body, and have not
the slightest idea of abandoning- the
project of making the- Temple Miss
Willard's memorial. ITiss Wilfard"
last words on her deatb-bed in regard
to the Temple were: "Oh, if I snly
could be of help. Oh. that some ane
would help me in my fxtremitr s
that succe.vi ir.ight come to the
p!e." y.r.Te plans ll::n ever l':i
set or: f by :he "Vmpio irus:.- ::
pay fur the beautiful loailding. aai
eo::;e large subscrintions Save bcecure
reived within a week. The chain let
ter, sent out by the Ycjztg People's
Christ i. ii;Temperar.ec union. is proiii;i;
n great success.
TO HAVE BIG EXHIBIT.
TaSSc-il States to Occnaj Space
Paris imposition Socond Only
to France Ilcntclf.
Col. Kmilc E..n. Eluniwho has bea
in Paris for seme time looking out for
American interests at the- Pari
International exposition of 1900. las,
returned. Col. Blum will soon con
fer with Ferdinand TV", reck, ihc
ITnited States commissioner-general,
and the two will take charge of
the American exhibit. Col. Mnm,
said regarding his trip: "The exhibit
; of the United States v.Hl be the largest
cf any country in regard to floor space,
with the exception of France. At the
last exposition we had 113,000 square
feet, .'.nd this lime 2G3.000 square feet
are aireadj assured. Through the ap
propriation of $630,000 by congress, a
beautiful building will be erected.
My special mission to Tarisattiis time
was to ascertain the feeling between
the French and the Americans, and I
em sure what little hard feeling there
was has entirely disappeared. I went
to hotels, cafes, business houses, and
in all I was treated not only courteous
ly, but as a friend. Through Gen. llor
tce Porter, I entered official society,
and the same good feeling was ap
parent." Old Ctmtom of the Sloox.
Among the Sioux Indians, when one
fan:i!y borrowed a. Icettle from an
other, it is expected that, wheu the
Kettle is returned, a small portion of
the food that has been coolted in it
will be left in the bottom, as the owner
must always know what was cooked in
her kettle.
The Holler Ooct.
A melancholy sight was to be seen in
English waters recently when the once
famous Dazin "roller boat," which was
to roll on the ocean at a speed of 50
Lnots an hour, crawled into Hull har
bor for sale to anyone who would take
her. She never surpassed eight knots
an hour.
Something Xew ta Toe Clip.
Bieycllste will appreciate a new toe
flip, which is hinged to tie aide of the
pedal and hae extensions t the front
and rea, which spring- th cjlp Into
Dlae as'tooa as tooefied T Qle foot,
he podal bgng always baTated fori
nse eitne stoenp.
An ordinance assessing, apportioning, levyinsr and taxing the cost of
graveling Good Hope street from Sprigg street to Spanish street in the City of
Cape Girardeau, Missouri, against the
said Good Hope street.
Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri,
as follows:
, SECTION ONE (1) APPORTIONMENT ETC., OF COSTS.
The sums of $201 2. from Sprigg street to Frederick street, 82'53 69 from
Fiederick street to Middle street, $224 60 from .Middle street to Fountain
street. 3222 31 from Fountain street to Lorimier streat and $240 55 from-Lori-mier
street to Spanish street, having bjen by due course of lawand ordi
nance expended ia the graveling of Good Hopo street from Sprigg street
to Spanish street, the said sums aro hereby levied, apportioned, assessed ana
taxed against the owners of the lots, and on the lots or parts of lots, said
lots being in said city, as hereinafter set out and described, to-wit:
DETWEEN SPKIGG AND FREDERICK STREETS.
-I, ?i Description and
2. o :
T t-"! in feet,
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NAMES OF OWNERS.
Uobcrt Xoeuinger.
Henry Xussbaiun
J. V. Stubenr.tueb
Ferdinand Steimle
UrsetteC. Xoeniager
Mrs. Kate Xosninger
Henry Xnssbanm .
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Daniel Manrer I
Martin Heissrer j
Wm and John Ueaudean. .1
Mary Fornkohl
Hegenhardt t Lindemann.!
Mid
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Mid
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Total between Sprigg and Frederick streets
BETWEEN FREDERICK AND MIDDLE STREETS,
Martha Sanford
Alvis Ziiamer...,
Henry 11. Wilier
Estate F. A. Kurrc
Johanna Meyer
George Fren.el
John Wohrle
Mrs. Celia Miles
Gottfried Joerns
Henry C. Oss3nkoo
4,;-
41iW
41 Mid
41 E
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45 E 1-2
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45 Mid
45 E 1 -
44'
Total between Frederick and Middle streets
iiKTWEKN ifUJDLE AND FOUNTAIN STREETS.
Henry nouas
llcni-y Less
Itarhara Henuingcr
r. A. Kage
Mrs. rielen Wilier..
iiil Stein meyer
.'latiisas Doll
W. Bahn
Adolph lluoiligor
Sam Alexander
Total ljctwn Middle and Fountain streets
VIETWEKN FOUNTAIN AND LORIMIER STREETS.'
Heirs Mary U O'Brien..
Mrs. Anna Srhlue
Henry O'terloh
Otto V'ri- It.'i-ifk
Mrs. .iulia i'-V'A -
E. E. O'Brien
Mrs. E. Dc Hi vice
Lm Dovlo
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BETWEEN LORIMIER AND SPANISH STREETS,
Richard H. Smith
August ShiTilbine
Mrs. Mary L. Schepker...
Etnii Sebastian
Mrs. Isabelie Kussell
John C Groseclose
L. A. Ziegler estate
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SECTICN TVrs(2) SPECIAL TAX BILLS TO BE ISSUED HEREIN AND TAX ALIEN
ON LOTS.
Tho t 'itv Clerk is hereby directed lo issuo special lax bills against the
owners of and tho lots or part of lots herein et out, assessed and taxed, as
rcfniiuJ by law and ordinanc-.s of tis city ..".vat- and provided: which special
lax bills and the taxes so levied as aforesaid., shall be a lien cn said k4s or
parts of lots until the same shall be paid.
SECTION THREE ( 3). TIME OF T-UvING EFFECT.
This ordinance shall be in force and take effoc from and aJter its jass-
rassed by tlse- Council D:Hrabcr
this :0th day
SEAL.
Attest: Geo. iC. Chappell. Cifty Clerk.
The Weekly
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