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4 ..V ti MIXED UP. K-rythtns of Local Form To Found Tht la of Interest. MONDAY. be The people of Cairo are making preparations for the grandest of all street fairs, but they are not doing much in the way of advertising their fair. They probably want to have a big time at home among themselves. s . vmr juung men wno nave nothing to do at home will have an opportunity to earn fame and thirteen dollars per month by going into the army. A re cruiting officer will be here on the 15th inst. to give the boys a show. 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 fibers. Sold bv W. H. Coerver. It The Water Works Company is ex tending its business right along. L. H. Graessle has ordered fixtures for water in his new house, M. E. Leming will have water in his uew house and Dr. A. D. Blomeyer is having his house plumbed for water from the Water Works. The City Council will hold a special meeting next Monday night to pay for that big new ground plow. Stay that barking by useing Ballard Horehound Syrup. It arrest the cough, allays irritation of the throat, and relieves congestion of the lungs in a day. It is safe and pleasant to take, and never disapoints. "0 cents. I. Ben. Miller. 2"nd Norman Woody was brought up here from Caruthersville this morn ing on the steamer Georgia Lee. He is very sick with typhoid fever. Capt. Cauble has secured a ferry license to do a ferry business between this city and East Cape. This gives us two ferryboats, and whether the boats make any money or not we will have cheap ferriage. Mrs. G. G. Kimmel has moved into her new house on Lorhuier street. We understand that th& Huntington and St. Louis Tow Boat Company will start a coal yard in this city. The company owns several of the i best tow boats on the Mississippi 1 liver. Small precautions often prevent great mischiefs. De Witt's Little Early Risers are very small pills in size, but are most effective in preventing the most serious forms of liver and stom ach troubles. They cure constipation and headache and regulate the bow els. Wm. H. Coerver. Capt. Juden. we understand, is going to take the ferryboat t'aje City to Caruthersville and run her as a ferry. Caruthersville is a good poh.t for a ferry and we predict that (apt. Juden I will do a good businei-s down there. i experts on iieer s;iy uie over ui un- Cape Brewery is better beer than any St. Louis beer sold in this citv. Then why should St. Louis beer - -old here at all? John H. Lyc:.-. proprietor of the St. Charles Hotel, is able to be up and about the hotel. but he will not risk going outside yet. L nan Jones. tie.CKian iirun au John Peter Smith will testily to the wonuerui cm am e iM-u'-ei-iie-- m Wimmlw' I 'rtllrll SVI-m -i-llllllll it i of Dr. ' Sample hot ties frit s;m t ist!' el ion or monev -e- unded. For sale bv allduggists". Misses lua and Amanita scnrntlcr of St. Louis, who have been visiting relatives and friends iu this city for the oast two weeks, left for their home ! tin the steamer Grey Eagle la-t Satin day. Capt. Fred Hartweg. President of the Huntington and St. Louis Tow Boat Company, has purchased Capt. Juden's interest in the ferryboat City of Warsaw. Capt. Hartweg is a millionaire steamboat owner, and we are glad to have him interested in a Cape Girardeau steamboat. Dr. Simmons' SbTsaparilla effect ually aids weak, impaired and debili iittjj organs of both sexes. Its action is ouick and lasting. Fifty cents and i 00 doses. The Cape Brewery and Ice Company is now making ice to supply the de mand for this city and Jackson. Some of the boys had a little scrap Saturday night and they were up talking nice to his honor, Judge Bahn, this morning. The bulk of the wheat crop raised in this county this year is b-Mng held for better prices. The "Bicyclist's Best Friend'' is a familiar name for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, always ready for emer gencies. While a specific for piles, it also instantly relieves and cures cuts, bruises, salt rheum, eczema and all affections of the skin. It never fails Wm. H. Coerver. Maggie Minton, the midget actress of Caje Girardeau, who has been on the stage for three or four years as the leading lady in several big com- panics is now at home on a visit. The young lady is no longer Miss Minton. She married an actor soon after she went on the stage, but she looks just as she did when she left the Cape like a little girl. Her many friends in the Cvpe are glad to meet her. Mr. J. T. Duncan, depot agent in this city for the'Ittinois Central rail road is going to take a rest for three or four weeks. Mrs. B. F. Speak will arrive home about the 18th of this month with a big stock of new and up-to-date mil linery goods, which she will open up in her new store room on Spanish street. The attendance at the Normal this year is going to be unusually large. New students are coming in every day. The pain of a burn or scald is almost instantly relieved by appiying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It also heals the injured parts more quickly than any ether treatment, and without the burn is very severe does not leave a scar. For sale by I. Ben Miller. TUESDAY. Certainly you don't want to suffer witn dyspepsia, constipation, sick headache, sallow skin and loss of ap petite. You have never tried De- V ltfs Little Earlv Bisers for these complaints or you would have been cured. They are small pills but great regulators. Wm. H. Coerver. A. O. Gryting, architect, has loca ted in this city and can be found at the Prescott House. Mr. Gryting is a first-class architect. He has samples of work that will compare with the architects of anv city. He would be pleased to make plans for those need ing the services of an architect, and he will guarantee satisfaction. M. E. Leming has a force of hands at work taking down the bicycle track. Cheatham's Chill Tonic is peculiar ly adapted to persons in enfeebled health and invalids. It assists di gestion and is a perfect strengthener adpetizer. Satisfaction or money re funded. Put up in both tasteless and bitter styles. 5o-eent size. A. R. Ponder, who was here on a visit, returned to Kennett yesterday. Mr. Ponder called on us and requested us to state that he is a candidate for matrimony. After the next meeting of the city council the big new ground plow will be put in circulation, that is, if there are enough horses in the stock pound U pull it. A cough is an easy tnmg to cure if taken in time. It is dangerous to neg lect one for any length of time. Dr. Sinunons'Cough Syrupis guaranteed. Fifty cents a bottle. For sale by all druggists. Elder (i'.n!'."' F. McGhte. for sev eral years pastor of the Christian church at Poplar Bluff, lias accepted a call to the Cape Girardeau Christian church ami will enter on his work next Sunday, preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:-'M p. in. He is said to ie a very able man. The Select Knights and Ladies of of America lodge in this city was pre seiited with a handsome banner by the ia,;v . ,, tubers of the order last night. 'rosertitinir Atturr.ej llir.es is in city today. H came i; to prose e the two men arrested yesterday Constable Koplier. ; -i; J,.,, i i... Don't forge" i; ;..; :i-e Putnam I'.i !c';.-ss Dyes you don't have to semi for a package for v.ooi and one for cotton. Each package colors all !':!evs. Sold bv W. H. Coerver. It WKDXKSDAY . jj. ,n . . .inger iiatl tiiclincsl beel that has lieeii sold in a in i!i is city for a long uninger always has line '' ier shop Uime. Mr. beef. Chariev nilerstail sold t!i llein actory yesterday to G. C. "'-r -'' Thilenius. Charley la-id a chattel mortgage on the concern. Moments are useless if trit'ed away and tiiev are dangerously wasted if j consumed by delay in cases where nc Minute Cough Cure would bring im I mediate relief. W. H. Coerver. Judge Bnrrough is again able to lie out and about. The Judge had quite a hard spell of sickness, but he says In; is now feeling as well as ever. The Chicago V Eastern Illinois railroad is putting in .an incline at Thebes. The incline will occupy the who!.- river front and steamboats will have no landing place there. If you are bilious, try Dr. sawyer Little Wide Awake Pills, you will tind th.Mijis! vii. vol want. 'j ; sample. They do not gripe Sold a M. Maple Willson's drug store. Mrs. Sullivan and family left the city last night on the steamer Grey Eagle. She is going to Chicago to reside. William liochert of St. Louis is in the city visiting friends. Mr. Itochert is iu the ice and coal business in St. Louis. Evil after effects never follow th use of Dr. Bell's Peppermint Chil Tonic. It is a pleasant liver laxative. It makes rich, red blood. It makes stout, sound bone. It makes flesh. It makes rosy cheaks. All of this cures chills so they stay cured. Dealers guarantee it. Coroner Blomeyer and a jury in vestigated the accident at the laming saw mill this afternoon by holding an inquest over the body of Charley Tibbs. The jury returned a verdict that the death of Tibbs was caused by accident. While the jur did not say so, yet there is no doubt the un fortunate man lost his life by his own reckless carelessness. Prof. Eckhardt is going to Cairo to teach music. Prof. Eckhardt is one of the best musicians in the counter, and we regret to see him leave us- City Marshal Anmrardt raided house on Main street yesterday- He found the boss at home but he didn't find any of the customers. lor Sale or Trade. I have sevs-ral good houses and a small business house and a good 40-acre farm near Naylor, Ripley county, Mo., that I will sell cheap or trade for property in or near Cape Girardeau. Address W. D. Bennie. 611 Broadway, Cape 'Girardeau. augllbv. A meeting of the congregation of t'le Presbyterian church is called for next Sunday at 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon, at the church, for the pur pose of considering the employment of a minister, and other matters that may properly come before it. A full attendance is requested. On account of the accident at Lead ing's saw mill this morning in which a man lost his life, Mr. Leming shut down and told his hand to go home for the day. No man was more affec ted over the accident than Mr. Lem ing. and the unfortunate man's family could not have taken the death of the unfortunate harder than Mr. Leming. What is it? A cure for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whooping Cough, Hoarseness. Sore Throat, and all Bronchial Affections of the Throat, Chest and 'Lungs. 50 doses for 50 cents. Monev refunded if it fails to givesatisfaction: we mean Dr. Sim- mons'Cough Syrup. For sale by all druggists. THURSDAY'. The fair grounds are now in good conditton for the coming fair. Now let our jieople go to work and prepare omething to exhibit at the fair. The house painters in St. Louis are on a strike. I he house painters in Cape Girardeau are looking for work. H. C. Phelps is having the plans made for a big two story brick busi ness house on Main street. KIDNEY DISEASES are the most fatal of all diseases. Foley's Kidnev Cure is a guaranteed remedy or mouey refunded. Lieut. Merklin of the :;'.th U. S. n.. Inf. is in the city as a recruiting orncer. He is located in IJr. Ciiu- imigliam .- office on Main street, where he will meet applicants for the I'. S armv. !'he funerai of Chariev Tibbs. the man who was killed in Leming's saw mill yesterday morning, took place this afternoon The saw mill shut down today on aceount of th- funeral. I tunning sores, indolent ulcers and similar troubles, even though of many year's standing, may lieeured by using D-Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It soothes, strengthens and heals. It is ti- great pile cure. W. II. Coerver i .! Stre.T ( ntumissioncr has trl; !';iiiig up tin trees in front .::.; house. This not the V::.- iJ tii. year to trim Tees, t-en f the right . but soiueboilv got it into his head that t'uo tree - must be trimmed. 'J'l.i- Cape Cirardeau young man who wants to make himself famous by go-'ng to the P.iilippiue.-. should see Lieut. Merklin Dr. Cunningham office. Are you lacking iu strength and energy. Are you nervous, despondent, irritable, billions, constipated and generally run down iu health. If so. your liver is torpid, and. and a few doses of Iferbine will cure you. lierbii-e ha- no equal as a health re storer. i. Ben .Miller. The prosiH-cts for a big fair this year were never bctttr. Everybody seems to lie taking an interest in the fair this year A bill poster for the Cairo street fair arrived in the city yesterday evening. He came here to bill this ciy and Jackson. Ballard's Snow Liniment. There is no pain it will not relieve, no swelling it will not subdue, no wound it will not heal, it will cure frost bites, chilblains, and corns. 20 and 00 cents. I. Ben Miller. Ed Nolan is in the city. Mr. Nolan is in the life insurance business, and he is doing a good business in South east Missouri. Now our young men have a chance to go to the Philippines. Lieutenant Merklin is here for the purpose of re cruiting for the ;i!th Yol. Infantry, a regiment that will surely be ordered to the Philippines, Graham Dempsey is going to build a business house on Main street. Today one year ago we had the hail storm that cost the jieople of this city thousands of dollars to replace the i!ass the hail stones knocked out of their windows. FRIDAY". Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment gives instant relief. It allays intiarns nation and heals. It is prompt in its action and positive in its effect. It it the kind that cures without pain or discomfort. It is for piles only 00 centy. tubes TO cents. I. Ben Miller. Sam Williams of Jackson is in the city. Mr. Williams is a clever gen tleman and he has many friends in this city. The Illinois Central Railroad Com pany has put in a fine new transfer boat here. band to bur that tool chest the Ex press Company will sell for charges on the SOth of this month. The city will need the tools in that chest to re pair that big new ground plow when it strikes a root. The next Governor of Missouri reg istered at the St. Charles Hotel today. Lieut. Merklin, the recruiting officer in this city, is a German-American, both of whose parents came from the Father-land, and you have but to look in ms ice 10 see mannooa, pratnoi ism anu love oi native land stamped on every feature. He is the man to lead Missouri boys to glory. The congregation of the Presbyte rian church of this citv will hold a business meeting next Sunday to di cuss me aavisaoiiitv oi nireing a preacher for their church. Charley Stehr, of the firm of Nuss- baum & Stehr, has been in St. Louis all this week purchasing a new stock of goods for their store on Good Hope street. Lieut. Merklin, recruiting officer-has had seven young men examined for enlistment in the IT. S. army and. out of the seven only one oassed. Y will give the names of all examined tomorrow. The Cotton Belt Bailroad Company is laying off an eighty acre tract of land at Gray's Point into town, lots. Tom Allen chopped up one hundred acres of land into town lots at Allen- ville years ago and there are not a dozen bouses in that town today. The City Council will meet next Monday night. L. Li. Gillilan, manager the Cape Girardeau house of the Western Poultry and Game Company returned home Saturday from a visit to rela tives in North Missouri. Mr. Gillilan made the trip to visit relatives and recuperate his health. He is looking better than he did when he left here and of course his trip did him good. The Cairo street fair people seem to be depending on poster advertising this year. Posters are all right so far as they go. but these days intelli gent people who have money to go to fairs look to the newspapers tor in formation, j Hon. Louis llouck went down over the line of the Commerce extension of Honck's Missouri A Arkansas rail road todav. lory ot a Slave. To be bound hand and foot for years by the chains of disease is the worst form of slavery. Geo. I). Williams of Manchester. Mich., telis how such a slave was maue free. He says: My wife has been so helpless for live years that sin alone. Electih improv. could not After using Bitters, s!: -.! and able .irn over in iHd I H A Leber. 1 can two littles ,,rW K Hunter. 1 package eriui.y woiio do her own work. This supreme remedy for fe- male diseases quickly cures nervous - ness. sleeplessness, melancholy, ache, backache, fainting and lu - au - dizv spells. Tiiis miracle working medi cine is a godsend to weak, sickly, run down people. Every bottle guaran teed. (July Oil cents. Sold by I. Ben Mil'er. druggist. f. Advertised Letter. ' lie In' lowing is a list of mielaiiiie-1 l.-tt.-rt- ht tin- ttoiliiv, Ca Girnrileaa week rti.tiii-: Si-'ti-iiitM-r l.'i, M.., forth- Ail-tin--, .tamt-s K I'drj'i-.ili-r. -l.iiie-(iitrjrr . Ml.--- sti.ai: Hart, itt-ti Ihtll. .1 i.l-m 1 lln nil'. Jt)i!i Kfi'lcv. A Jam- '.Mi.-s Clark, liit-r- t-nlli-r. Kit.-Ht-mlrix. li- .l.-fli ll'ij-r. Mrs Kiiiina llaribon. Joliti Jones. I.t.at .Millcr, Mr- M illirine. .!.:. Siiiiisi.ii . i: Tinki-r, W A Walk.r, Mi K.auna whiti-. i:. v v i: ".Vital Mr Mi;rv j IVnnit. Mi:- Kiiiina sii.vau. .miss .nm Wilson. Miss Kliutia U'ai-hiii'rtii. Oiarlir Walt Will i a-i-.t-r, lit n YVht-tt ratlin-: tor saim. pleasi-v.-tTf a-lvt-rti'.-'l. An. stat.- that tiny ItlLl:-All:Tll, I'ostma-tt-r. lironn larrlie iiretl. This is to certify that I have had chroilic diarrhoea ever since the war. 1 rot so weak I could hardly walk or do anything. One bottle of Cham berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy cured me sound and well. J.K. GntHS. Fincastle. Ya. 1 had chronic diarrhoea for twelve years. Three bottles of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured inc. S. L. SHAVKK, Fincastle, Yirginia. Both Mr. Gibbs and Mr. Shaver are prominent farmers and reside near Fincastle, Ya. They procured the remedy from Mr. W. E. Casper, a druggist of that place, who is well ac quainted witn them and will vouch for the truth sale by I. of their statements. For Ben Miller. .ow Kates Account St. Louis Ks po sition and Fair. The S. M. & A. R. R. will sell tickets to St. Louis and return ac count of the St. Louis Exposition at one and one-third fare for the round trip. Date of sale, Sept. 10th. 12th, 14th, ltnh. 21st. 2tith. 211. Oct. :rd, 5th, loth and 12th. Return limit live days from date of sale. Will also sell account St. Louis Fair at one faie for the round trip. Dates of sale October 1st to tith in clusive with final return limit on all tickets October !th. L. B. Cochran, Agent. "seventy-seven." (47T.r'' "77'" is Dr. Humphrey's famous Specific 'for the cure of Grip and Colds andthe prevention of Pneumonia. All nggists-25c. XOTICE. liabiiar jle of Unclaimed Notica- is- hereby given that the Southern- Missouri & Arkansas- Rail road Company wiil,.on Saturday,, the 30th Day of September, In the Post Office Building in toe City of Cape Girardeau,. Mo., sell to the highest, bidder for cash, the following express ana e retgit: matter wfcien nas remained on band at the stations of said company for the period of sis months- unclaimed, unless-the-owners f-f tuiilt Vvnrp.a njnii VrA..lit matt. - call before the day. of sale and accept I sucn gooas consigned to them ana pay all charges thereon, including the cost of advertising. Sole to begin af 9 o'clock a. m. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. J H. Sander & Son,. 1 package. T L Taylor a- Ce.. 1 package. Wm. Yedder, I package. J S Collum 1 paukage. E.P Fougeu. 1 package. R C Noeninger, 1 package. B. I Friedman, 1 package. J- J Chambers, I package. D J Atkinson, I package Geo Keene, 1 package Wm Yedder, 1 package Hirsch Bros.. 1 package E.S McCarty, 1 package Belle Cochran. 1 package T E. Joyce, 1 package M H, Soiro, 1' package W S Morgan, 1 package G H Quackenbush., 1 package John St. Avit & Son, 1 package John Garrett, 1 bos. L nknown. 1 butt 'obacco E F Blomeyer. I box W A Sanders, Jackson. 1 bundle J S Schuchert, 1 package a. li Hempstead. 1 package John Lewis, 1 package Joe Weber. 1 package Peter Hoeller, 1 package r$ Howard, I box H M Ivy, 1 package J F Freeman. 1 package J Swab, 1 package M Rush, 1 package L McKee, 1 package EOsterloh. 1 package J A FraDk. I package L Metz. 1 package H W Dav. 1 package M Besel. 1 box Miss E Poller. 1 package W W Warren, 1 package T J J uden, 1 package E Osterloh. 1 package D S McKenzie, 1 package E Osterloh. 4 package E Osterloh, 1 package A andeven, 1 package S Collum, 1 package T L Taylor & Co.. 1 package Wm Yedder, 1 package A ( ' McConkey. 1 package J H Sauder & Son. 1 package W H Haupt. I package Mr- M Groves. 1 package F C Hoi brook 1 package C R Mahan, 1 package H M Ivy. 1 package H P Franklin. 1 package J A Lutes. 1 package H C Nagcl. 1 package W H Hitchcock. 1 package John T Batts. 1 package 1- m l.aton. 1 pacKage lllls Mug ItKlTI-lk-.V 1 1t-r-t-L" M(,!i:l Am.n. mcka-e ! Annie M Rail. 1 !ox I .i iv rjauuei s, j cietwii - ! i),-i-;!,.tt. 1 package Democrat 1 package ! Shach x: t reeman. I package ! 'i,y."ltV.PCkae j jj Vogelsang. 1 crate I S Allicrt. 1 package V l Aiesmer. I oox G W Riley. 1 grip W B Yaniiiver. I package .1 S Knight. 1 package Ittie Mckee. 1 package R C Sv. an. ! cstgs I Mary Lyons. 1 oox j T B Townsend, 1 package l"--'U'le::. l package ! I-lentge Johnston .v Co. packages i i' .thepparu. J package j h Merlon. 1 package E Merlon, I package E Osterloh. 1 package I E l istel loh. 1 package ! E Osterloh. 1 package B Harris. 1 package .1 M Wilson. 1 box E J Meaehein. 1 stove Thoma-- E Clark. I piano I (1 I inters l es F H Rider. I box Bloniever .v Hamaa 1 box I) i". Phillips. I box M J X isTer. 1 box Sackmann Medicine Co.. 1 oox J M Hoffman. 1 package L H Peterson. 1 box Midland Pottery Co.. 1 crate crockery Mrs L Snellv. 1 sewing machine E S Lilly, f box .1 L Hines. 1 desk T B Freeman. 1 pnllev .1 D Portertield. 2 boxes R H Bailey. 2 cs. ADYANCE. MO. Kapler -.V Zimniennann. 1 casting Schonhoff Bros.. 1 package and Free -x Whitwell. 1 casting J Richmond. 1 package John Tip-ett. 2 cs'.gs attd H S Green 1 package C A Schonhoff. 1 package W MeGinnis. 1 package Schonhoff Bros.. 1 skn S A Flynn, 1 package I) C Flynn. 1 package Schonhoff Bros.. 2 packages John Beck. 1 box Schonhoff Bros.. 2 packages attd W H Meyers. 1 tool chest J J McCollon. lot tombstones Schonhoff Bros.. 1 package Schonhoff Bros.. 1 cstg J C Farrar 1 box Schonhoff Bros., 1 iron rod J Armstrong, 1 sack L 1 Finley, 1 package M Rian. 1 package C L White. 1 package R Miller. 1 package G Weason, 1 package W H McCarroll, 1 package Schonhoff Bros., 1 package Schonhoff Bros., 2 packages attd J B Phillipson. 1 bbl Sam lryor, 2 boxes. PCX I CO, MO. M M Morgan, 1 package A T Sparkman. 1 package Thomas Campbell, 1 package G Mize, 1 package W Ramsey, 1 package Burris D Store. 1 box Puxico Rel Co 1 package J L Britton, 1 box ! M Abernathy, I package W H Hardin, 1 package i W Bair, 1 packacs L Burris. 1 box J Kager. 1 package F Wilson. 1 packa-gs E W Rogers, 1 paekaee E W Rogers, 1 package i W Former, 1 paekage J Darnell, 1 package J Stevens. 1 packge M C Sparling, 2 .'box. J Haggerty, 1 pakage G Crews, 1 package W W Bonney, J.:naikage J H Pucket. 1 package H Campbell, 1 piece machiaery L Burris. 1 pac-sage J Pollard. 1 box. L Burris, 1 paokage A Evans, 1 package L Burris, 1 paokaire L F Klostermajsn,. 1 package L Burris, 2 paokages attd Geo Mize. 1 skoin J A Hickman,.! sign. 1 bos W Singelton..ibos J H Harty. 2jiags- S A Fin ley. ,hox Tucker & S I box W F Fagan..!i package- Montgomery & Co., I package J E Nicker,. 2 package L Burris, 1 fiackage N Stepp, 1. naukaare- T Rice, 1 package J H Harty, 2 bundle- A Lindsay.. L box L Burns., b package L Burris. h package J F Yarbleu 1 box L Burris. L package J Stevens,. 1 package CHAONIA. MO. J N Haekiwortb. 1 package Asbury-Gary, 1 package WIULIAMSVILLE, MO. Wm Jack-son Lbr Co., 1 package R J Casey, 1 box R Nelson 1 package H Mannsv 1 package S D Manning. 1 package L D iilanchard. 1 package J N Ghatman. 1 package ELSINORE, MO. J L.Pcwlkes, 2 sacks R. Jonas. 1 box J M Cam aha n. 2 bundles, 1 case J HlTlfrnbaugh, 1 package M.Paee, 1 box T Smith, 1 package ?aacy Malm, 1 package S R P Kearby 1 package Cape- Girardeau. Mo., Sept. II, 1399. L. B. Cochran, Agent. iL F. Blomeyer. Gen'l Freight Agent. ?,iss ijirsnije ur)eeler, Stenooraptier and Typewriter lT--!areJ to do work on abort notiee'sna BIG BARGAINS AT H. A. LEHER'S Stoves . Tinware. I.:-.;-e-t a:;a i-heapest house ia South east Missouri. ROOFING iVD OUTEFWO. ;-oa.:v.'a . CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Dr. J. M YanDsrvort. Veterinary Surgeon And Dentist. Consultation and Examination Fne. ".! at Kage's stable, Cape Girariie: . Mo C. LINDEMANN &. SON. DEALERS IN LUMBER OF ALL KINDS. Whi:- and yellow lile, poplar, cypress, oak. -rum. walnut, ash niut cherry. Also flooring ami ci-il iij; all grailes. Fiiiisblnic Inmbor. laths. sliit!rlos. luouUlin-rs, window ci door rasit-rs. Vl:nit-w ami iliior Iranie-., all sIzks ma-lp to iTlt-ron short notici. D-liv-rl any-wli.-rp irisiii-r city limits. Spanish st. Cape girakueai. Mo JOHH L. PWhlSR. DEALER IS FINE BRAXDS OF Ki'-: saloon in the city. Special tttpntioo tolhi-iui-tra'le. Fresh Care l.tt-r alvayi kap on ta. NEW BAKERY AND JACOB STEPHAN. The well known baker, lias opened a new shop at No 30, Main street, and will keep a full supply of genuine Rye and Yienna bread, and cikes of all kinds on hand at all times. Mrs. M. Stephan nee Haenichen, would be ideased to have all her old customers at the Haenichen bakery give him a call. The New B. & C. 30 Main Street R. F. WICHTERICH, PHYSICIA2ST and STJ-ZRG-EOjSr. Office in Coerver's Drug Store. Broadway. Phone: Office No. 1. Residence No. 251 Calls bv night or day promptly at tended to. Summers & Tobler g il L Q O MAIN STREET, CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Fine Whiskies, Wines and Cigars. Z"The Celebrated Anheuser-Busch Beer always fresh on tap. it P