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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-11

Avoyelles, was placed on its third reading
and final passage, its title was adopted and
it was ordered to be sent to the Senate for
| concurrence.
Mr.. Souer, on behalf of the committee OF
| conference on the general appropriation
bill, submitted the following report:
NEW ORLEANS, March 3, 1875.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House OF Representatives,:
Your committee on conference, in joint
session with d similar committee OF the
Senate, have agreed upon the following
report, and recommend the adoption of this
report.
In line. nineteen to twenty, strike ont
eighteen hundred" and insert 1.-TWO thou.
sand"
In lines eighty.two and eighty-three.
strike out lone thousand" and insert five
thousand"
In lines eighty.nine to ninety one. strike
out Fifteen thousand" and insert twenty
one thousand"
In lines ninetysix to niuety-seyen strike
out lone thousand" and insert Fifteen
hundred"
Insert after line 1873:
&. appropriation to pay salary of keeper OF
the State House at New Orleans, Louisiana,
six hundred dollars payable On vouchers
approved by the Speaker"
In lines 90 to S23, strike out "two thou
sand" and insert "three thousand"
In lines 2s6 to 2S9, insert in original bill
five thousand"
In lines 295 to 3Ol, the Senate amendment
to the original bill has been leceded
In lines 307 to 309, same.
In lines 376 to 400. same.
Lines 403 to 408. same.
In lines ALI to 42l, same.
In lines 48S to 494, same.
In line 526, strike out item thousand dol
lars" and insert twenty tour thousand
dollars"
Lines twenty-tOur to twenty eight-The
Senate amendment to orig inal bill has
been receded.
At end of second section insert "appro-
priation to pay T. j. Lanerth one hundred
and tixty five dollars, I. Mixen one hun
dred and forty dollars, William Gray two
hundred and sixty dollars. tor work done
on levees in 1874"
Appropriation to pay deficiency required
by 3 oard OF Returning Officers Of 1874, pay.
able on the voucher of the president of
said board, $3.50.
Appropriation to pay Alfred Shaw $500
for legal services rendered the State in the
matter of II. Dellocq Va. the State.
WV. WHARTON,
Chairman;
R.H. CHADBOURN,
L. b. STAMPS,
THOMAS A. CAGE,
E. +. HERWIG.
L. J. SOUER,
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strong. treasurer of the Illinois State
Grange: Il. f.. Trcvclick. labor
reiormcr OF Detroit; Thomas
liughcs. of Pittsburg; :. NJ. Slade, A..
&. Cameron and others. whose names are
identified with the independent and re-
form movements. The object of the
meeting, rs stated in the call by Secretary
Smith, was TO take such action as would
secure district or State organization
among the rciormcrs, where such organ
ilation does not exist, aud to fix the
Time aud place for holding a
national convention. Some discussion
on The questions of the finances and civil
service reform was had, Washburn, of
Williamson county being the principal
speaker. Mr.. Washhurn expressed his
opinion that the Democrats and indie
pcndents would have to coalcsce or the
present administration would be its own
successor. he advocated a liberal plat
form on which both could stand and plac-
ing ON 1t men upon whom the
breath OF suspicion had never rested.
sentiments of like character were ex-
pressed by other speakers, aud the meet
ing adjourned till Thursday, when they
met for The transaction of practical bus
mess
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COnslpnsPt, EnicnYnnn..

At Il late hour last night Charles
O'Conor was still alive. but his condition
was stated to be very low.
Edward {. Noltz. stage manager at the
Euclid Avenue opcra-housc, Cleveland.
died ut his residence in that city last even
ing.
The general term OF the supreme court
OF New \ ork has decided that fifty city
lots OF the female academy of he Sacred
Heart. part for the building and part Tor
the garden -YJ o~er"'~~ -'o''''. 100 tfr
nii'Htcs' EildIl be exempt from taxation.
as being used solely for educational pur-
poses.
The Arkansas legislature has passed n
bill regulating the common schools OF the
state. which creates the office Of supcrin-
tondent OF public instruction.. The Soc
rotary OF state has been eN-otllaio super
in,cndent. The bill was introduced last
winter, and thought 10 be an improve
mont on the present law.
AT the meeting OF the New ork cham
Der OF commerce yesterday, a committee
of five was appointed to consider what
effect the longer continuance of the ,true.
Gle in Cuba weuld have ON the commerce
OF the country. and whether the chamber
should mcmOrializc Congress in relation
to the matter.
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For Sale.

A silver plated No. Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine. hard (piano) finish
valued at $50. viii be sold at $50 dis,
count, on good terms, and ordered direct
from the factory.
-Colored and mounted Maps Of tho
city OF Cairo at - 80 each (hali price,
A No. o Wilson shuttle Sewing Ma
chine valued at SO. Will be sold at 81;
discount, and ordered direct from the
factory.
A $50 Remington Sewing Machine
$50 OF for cash Suitable for tailor OF
boot and shoe manufacturer.
A style a." "Clough, Warren &
Co.'s" Parlor Organ, right from the fac
tory at Detroit. List price, $500. vii
be sold for $500.
For any Of the above articles, apply a
the BULLETIN Office. l.. A. BURNETT.
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The 81. Louis Ring.
lst. LOUIS Times. 3d.


The United States District court was
called for the hearing of the Avery case
at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. Judge
Treat stated that he had called at Judge
krum,s residence and found him iudis-
posed. but that he would be able to at
tend court and make his address to the
jury at 10 O'Clock this morning. Then,
with the consent Of Gen. Henderson, the
further hearing of that case was contin-
ued until this morning. and Judge Treat
proceeded to take up the cases of Hub
bard, Malone and Edwards, confined to
Jail for counterieiting. These cases were
also continued.
IL is currently reported that Gen. Me
Donald is authority for the statement
that Joyce was in the habit of writing
kilograms purporting to come from Avery
and Babcock, and after copying them in
a letter-press to give them the stamp Of
gcnuineness. showing them to the distil-
lers and rcctificrs as authority for run
ming crooked. This statement may apply
to some extent to the Avery case, but
with the numerous kilograms received
from Babcock and identified in court as
genuine, it was hardly worth while to
Joyce TO forge his name.
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The Milwaukee sut.a, Tr,.,.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2.--In the case OF
Taft and Wciner to-day several witnesses
testified to the good character of Taft
aud the defense rested. Mr.. Mckcndcy
addressed the jury for the prosecution
and Judge llubbell for the defense. En-
Senator Carpenter announces over his
signature that he will bring suits for libel
against the Chicago T,'i5Une aud the Chi.
cago journal. The alleged libels were
charges to the effect that he was a
party TO the operations of the whisky
ring. Louis Rindskopf was taken before
Superior lledrick to-day. and asked
whether he had paid money to any rev
enue officer to influence his action. and
especially whether he had paid money to
;. j. Conklin. Ex-Revenuc Agent
Rindskopf refused TO answer and wa,
thereupon committed to ip'l.
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VtGs5y.fTOrsr ,T,r,sr,r.

The annual report OF the Lighthouse
Board gives the Information that there
are employed on Western rivers 1910
steamboats,. aggregatmg 25s.ia5 tons.
~ bargcs. amounting to l70.2S3 tons !:
| total G31.i3s tons; and this i. indcpend-
cnt OF coal barges aud other vessels.
which sum mp To 700, 900 ton-. nakfng n
grand total of nearly 100000
a. the tonnage Of the Missis-
sippi, Ohio and Missouri rivers. The to-
tai value of commerce carried annually is
estimated at 100000, GOO, which pays an
insurance tax OF scycn-tcnths of one per
pcnt.. but The marine risks on hulls is
live per cent. more or less. according to
the location nayigated. The shipping
and its transportation to coal markets
from the coal regions sums up 100000
ions in the Ohio alone. At points
whore the channel /, very mar
row and passages dangerous.
buo.s have been placed as day marks,
to which floating lights are attached at
night. In its success in this move the
Board has been aided by large number
OF pilots and others familiar with the
streams, and other persons interested in
shipping. Numerous testimonials have
been received from Boards of Trade,
owners Of steamboat lines, and
commercial organizations. bearing
testimony TO the great practical value
of the system to commerce. The Board
asks an appropriation for repairs and in.
ciden,al expenses OF lighthouses of $780,
coo. the same amount a. last year for
salaries Of light keepers, sj9l, 900, an in-
crease OF $1,000, which is owing to the adj
dtioual number Of keepers, with an aver.
age pay OF 5000 per annum. For sup
pile, OF lighthouses, 100000, the same
a last year; light ships, $4,000; ex-
pense Of buoyage, 800 900: for mainten-
ance OF lights on Western rivers, $780,
900. an increase of $4,000 over last
year.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Bessie Turner'S book has reached it,
fifth edition.
Louisville is making a vigorous eff
tort to introduce the use Of pennies in
that city.
DR.. McClaran, bishop elect of ILL.,
NOT, will be consecIated at Chicago on
the Sth inst.
Olive LCgan's husband. Writ Skies.
has written play, and Olive is playing
in il As the principal character, at Louis
vile.
Senator Cameron. OF Wisconsin. who
ha, been interviewed in Chicago by
Times reporter, says his State is for re-
sumption. for Kerr, and for river improve
ncnts.
By figuring on the estimated crop of
sound wheat and making allowance for
all that was carried over, it appears that
this country win be 81 10000 bushels
short at the end OF the crop year next
August.
--Schlitz & Bcrgcnthal, rectiiiers OF
Milwaukee, convicted of shipping goods
without entering the same as required by
law, have been sentenced to a fine OF ST.
600 each, and tour months Imprisonment
in the county jail.
The presidents message this year
will be much longer than usual. 1t will
contain upward Of 5000 words. On ac-
count Of its great length, it will not be
ready to send into congress until Tues
day next. even if the house should elect
a speaker upon Monday.
Articles OF incorporation have been
filed Tor record in the Office Of the Secre-
tary Of State, Of the Burlington Mon
| mouth and Illinois River railroad COM
pany, the principal business Office of
which Is ~ be located at Monmouth. and
the proposed capital stock is $I.O1O.OO0
! The proposed route OF the railroad is from
East Burlington, in Henderson county,
Via Monmouth, Warren county TO Hay
worth, in Mclean county.
Quincy Hsrad: "rhe question of
the right Of woman to hold Office is on
trial IN Iowa. Mrs. Cooke of Warren
e county wa, elected Superintendent of
d ''''''H "yer man named Hun at the Oc-
u ''ocf election, Hun wasn't the man to
B. accept hi defeat, but proceeded to CON
, 's' me election on the ground that Il
y woman is not voter and is ineligible TO
C. any Once. Mrs. Cooke stands M for
i her rights like man and don't propose
e 10 DC beat out Of the Office if She can helm
ID IT, Ihe trial i. in progrc,. at lndanola.
- 1t has been estimated nv the Aorj.
cultural bureau report that the total num-
II Der Of bushels OF sound wheat for mi.
IL year may be placed at 2ll 500 GOO after
deductins II per cent. for the rejected
wheat Deiow sound condition Tbe
no total crop for 1915 is figured at 2lc 600.
!, w. The estimate Of the bureau for 1877
y, was 3OS,Ooo'OOO, which shows a falling of
:, OF onc-'hird OF the entire crop, or ncarl,
~ iOo'oOoOOO bushels. The reports of IA,
o. bureau are obtained from the best author
W. llieS' aud If they are to be relied upon
Nv .he present low price OF wheat NAV no
-" We expected to continue.
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THE NATI0N's "W.RD.

'e " a'ldngion correspondent Of the
CA'cas' J,aual Ia late letter gives the
Ie'S''' OF plan for providing for Grant.
81 Wv event Of hi, not being rc-no,nl-
mated by the Radicals for President
rant II appears, 5, the most trouble
''1's ward ' tho nation now has. The
r'l''i'ipn ], 10 amend the constitution
:" To provide that every
p's''4ent -ial become son.
1''f u ihe United states :, ,,rro
INK me II the Democratic majority
~ u'e House of Rcpre,cntauvc. LanII
80, 80 'Ai. project, which u.ey Iu,., nr1,
90! "oull' another plan TO provide for
ram s'ps'As,'y :. ,alaac,,ei IT,, w
po'sa' by spcciai act Of congre-. -. - - ~
MN oeneraIis.imo Of the Army In.
WORD to place him again at the head ~
Tue army by the creation Of a new oGic,
ne correspondent says that Til. I,ttc
pan l. The iayor.ic AMI 1, helm, .c,i,,l,
nu' quietly worked up, and 30 f,r,.,h
Radicals are concerned, meet, ,,,r 49,.
Veraal approval, the more 20 from a.
iact That plan similar TO il MA. ado,,.
IN The ease OF Washington. who vii,
war was threatened with Franco ~.
ueelared Gcneralis.imo. and held -
position Tor some time, althouob !
never exercised II. function
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Live Agents Wanted

To sell DR.. Chasc's Recipes or Infor
nation for Everybody, in every county
in the United States and Canadas. En-
larged by the publisher TO GiS pages. II
contains over 2O00 household recipes, and
is suited to all classes and conditions OF
society. A wonderful book and house.
hold necessity, 1t sells at sight. Great
est inducements ever offered to book
agents. Sample copies sent by mail
Postpaid, for -. Exclusive territory
given. Agents more than double Their
money. Address DR.. Chase's Steam
Printing House, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
ll-3-wl3t
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MUM.

On Wednesday last, eX.Supeyisor
Mum was officially informed Of his in
eiciment on the charge Of completely in
tile whisky frauds, and gave bail, on
thursday. in the sum OF ten thousand
dollar, for his appearance for trial before
Tie United States court at 81. Louis on
neNi Monday. Mr. Mum, says the Chi
cago Journal, rs very emphatic in his
expression Of entire innocence, declaring
that ne dill have knowledge Of the fraud
in question. but that he promptly re-
ported the fact, to tie authorities at
Washington"
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woMEN AND THE cENTENNIaG.

Thirty thousand dollars, the estimated
coz; Of tie woman's Centennial building.
have been raised by the women Of Flor
Ma Massachusetts,, Connecticut. Rhode
Island Maine, New Jersey, Ohio, Kansas,
Pennsylvania and the District Of Column
Dla. Nomen'- clothing OF all kinds is to
be excluded from the exhibition. but
pace VIII be given for anything that
WOMAN can DO in the way OF fine needle
Work, embroidery and lace-nai..ng. a
volume Of American cookery is to be one
u NE features OF the woman's depart
meh'' and 70 this, every woman In the
''uAlry may contribute if She Is so dis
i,''e0' The receipts are TO be purely
American, aud may embrace everything
pertaining to table living, liquids, solids,
pam and fancy cooking, the daily meals,
vac party wedding and the banquet
'4O'e' snn The picnic and excursion ba..
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,,c.,,, Cou,cs, w,,h o,a score.

New loRk. Dee. 2.--Thc failure of u.
II l.. Lawrence. statiOncrs. of Maiden
Lane is likely TO be heavy one. though
much of the indebtedness Is 10 foreign
houses.
The Liabilities of Abraham IIogardus.
photographer,w whose failure is announced.
are estimated ut $4,000. lie claims that
if the creditors will allow time he will
pay in full.
AT meeting of the Travellers Club
yesterday the entire Indebtedness of the
club, amounting to more than 100000.
was cancelled and an additional $1,000
placed to the credit OF the treasurer 10
facilitate its management.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-04

THI Jonesboro Gazette objects TO any
person locating Mum at the capital Of
Egypt. As soon as the whisky business
beganto pay, Logan, Mum & Pope re-
moved TO Chtcago. They shook The dust
Of Democratic Egypt from thcirfcet, and
,nugly cnsconccd in their Mansar1 roof
palaces. in Chicago, they claim no citi-
zenship among MS. and we insist that
chicago j. entitled to the honor OF their
re,ilence.'
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Arrest OF Mum.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-D. W. Mum who
was arrested here recently because of the
indictments pending against him in the
Federal courts of st. Louis for completely
in the revenue frauds in the Southern dis
trict OF Illinois. gave bail in the sum OF
900 for his appearance in st Louis
Monday. Mr.. Mum is engaged in Il law
suit here. from which hc cannot be alb
sent this week without greatly inconvcn-
fencing all parties concerned.
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THE CROOKED.
The NJ. Louis Case StiIi Delayed ou
Account of Illness OF Couusci--Uau
MUM Released ON 10000 Bat1-Thc
Milwaukee Ring -seuRtor Carpcn .
ter Indignant
DabeOck Demands - Court of In.

u,,,.. p.n1x , CANA, ~, IN.
,,,,trv'
w,su,xorox ID g Moo. oco,
Babcock today addressed tho rollowino
letter TO the president
WAsuIIoroN. ID. C.. Dec. >. 1871.
Srp On the 10Th ultimo. in ihc trial
at 81. Louis. Mo. one of iho nro.ecutiuy
attorneys. lion. j. n. Henderson. intro.
duced cortoi, t,lorron,s oIIoo.d IN L,v.
- ". ",''' w W "u'
oec' SUI y. ine ~ nessls. t'cirohalu
.'uu oo!ce; Recently cohtlG.cu VI CON-
pnI"! III uhc WHISKY Tauu,'
unu iGpoi;ueu ~ - 81, LOUIS
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a Deatn Dealing Roller Explosion

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. "A boiler in
the wood block saving works of Me
Manon and Steele. pavement contractors.
situated on the flats near the \. and g..
w. railroad, exploded this afternoon with
terrible force. Fifteen or twenty men
were at work about the building. two of
whom. Henry IIazely and Torrance
Doyle. were So severely injured that they
will die. Eight others were more or less
injured, none It Is thought severely. The
building was torn TO pieces and irag-
ments of the boiler thrown Il great dis
lance. The cause of the explosion is
unknown.
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TIKI FAST MAILS

Postmaster General Jewell, in Iii, an
nual report. praises the fast mail service
aud expresses the opinion that nj no dis
tant day. the business Of the department
VIII be 30 great as 10 induce the railroad
companies to run similar trains from
New England to the Gulf aud from the
Atlantic 10 the Pacific.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-04

Hos. vs.. Il. MORRISON. member o:
congress from the Bellcvilie district. j.
making ava earnest fight for Kerr for
speaker OF tie House. Mr.. Morrison's
own namcha> been mentioned in conncc-
ton with the speakership, but lac refuses
10 be regarded az a candidate.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-04

SCANNELi.. the murderer OF DOuahuc,
10 New York. who was acquitted ON the
ground OF insanity. has been sent TO the
insane asylum. The deed was committed
two years ago, and Scannell has shown
no evidence OF insanity since that time.
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Opium or Morphine Eaters

Cured without pain or inconvenience, at your
home in i0days. Medicines for lr-t three weeks
treatment sent free to any address ON receipt OF
five dollars. state amount used daily.
Address, f. II. HUBBARD, NJ II.
Manager st. Louis Inebriate Hospital.
Onice-llll Olive street, II. Louis.
lO-l5-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-04

THr Odl-Fellows Of Joucsboro pro-
pose to 20 Into the hall-builliug business.
They are talking about uniting with
soihe PARTIES to put up brick building
on the west side OF the square in that
.tfx
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TnE iSbEpExnr.rs

assuming convention" of tbo
independent Reiormers Of ,hc No, ,Ie
west was held in Chen y" y,
burke's hotel Oh wedn.,h's ~
Among those present wc,o
al. smith, secretary Of the Illinois ro,,a
ers Association and chairman Of H.
Joint national committee; i, $. Arm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Drunkenness Cured I.

Without inconvenience. at your home. Anti
dote sent free to any address on receipt Of on,
dollar Address,
+. II. HUBBARD, NJ u.
Manager St. Louis Inebriate IiospiI.
Onice--llll Olive Street, II Louis
lO-l 1T
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Tar witty man OF the Pinclnc

The witty man OF the PiDrLnCyyillc
Igispsisu' is guilty Of the following
The siauZa i, rather rough, but good,
because it is SO desperately bad:
Our Jolly iriesd, Dave Ines3r,
Knows nothing about 'cH'ubCd whisky, -
u. drink j. beer and vinegar,
which make him ''peert and risky go
While Joyce. Mum a Co. may have O. %.
Aud spend thcir DAYS in pr son.
Our Jolly Dave viii b. no slave.
Ba; will still take sugar iu hi-'l. 90
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-04

TIM springfield Jaor'a'. cf Wedncs-
day sa-s rris understood there i-asecond
;,,,i,,tn ent against Col. Num-. but that q
cor, Of q, had not nj that time. reached
The di.tri.t attorneys office in Spring
dali
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-04

co.. BevERrpGE has gone East and
LieutGov. Glenn viii occupy the chair
gubema;orlal during BcverliEe.S alb
seuce
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WASHINGTON.
HOW THE VOTE FOR SPEAKER STOOD
THURSDAY NIGHT.
The Agreement between Randall. Cox
And Kerr.
lspeclal to the St. Louis Time. 81

Ispecal 10 The Il, Louis Times, 3D.
WASHINGTON, Dee. ., lS15.-The pot is
boiling pretty iiercely tonight, owing to
the arrival Of good many members,
aud all sorts Of conjecturcs and predic-
tons can be heard. The withdrawal of
Wood has not hurt Cox although proba-
bly, intended to do him no good. There
Is Just as much opposition to New \ ork 5
wishes in some quarters as disposition 10
favor them in others, and on the whole
Cox is likely 10 gain from this conflict.
figure tonight, as the result of II pretty
liberal amount Of investigation, that
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-04
THE SUMMING Up

is about ~ follows Randall can count on
siXty-cight votes certain Kerr can rely
on forty-liye, with possibly twenty more
contingent and very much depending on
circumstances Cox has forty or lorty-
two, with ten or twelve contingent. II
Cox should quit the field after the second
ballot and no new candidate is nominated.
Randall will get majority OF his votes
and be elected
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JOHN IL. oDERLv. Editor.

Tu Eddy brothers. The famous sldr-
itualmcdiHn.s. have gone 10 meet ha'y
King
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HEBSACKER
TO TIE FRONT!
CITY BAKERY
EIGHTH STREET

iiebsacker is prepared to supply all who wish
Dread, Cakes, Confectionery, Christmas Candy
Toys, and al articles in his line. Especial at
lehtioh paid to Icing and Ornamenting Christ
mas anu New Year Cakes. lie is also prepared
10 'urnish party suppers ON short notice
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A SPECIALITY.

The BULLETIN printing
TI SkN establishment makes II
WNk AIaS specially OF Bin Heads.
Note Heads, Letter Heads,
Statements, Cards, Etc. Look at these prices
Small size bin h"sdl. io,o.......,'...,"S" 20
Medium size bin heads, per thousand..."" -
All on fourteen pound paper, Carlisle mills,
rated two cents per pound higher than paper
used by any other onice-rllcd 10 order at the
MILL especially for this office.
Statements, Carlysle, per loO0,......,."."",S3 90
Letter Heads, Carlysle, per 1000 .....,"".... so
Note Heads, Carlyslc, per 1000 90
Visiting cards per package 7jc
Bushes cards, No. 3-ply Bristol board,
l'l " ~ 10 y w
business cards, No ! blank, per l00O,.."",. 90
Quaftci-sheet, half.shect, iull-shcet and three
sheet posters, and colorcd work below ST Louis
prices
Pamphlet, Book Work and Price Lists made
specially.