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The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-12-03

Full line of Christmas goods at Buder S
at low figures If
Baltimore select raw oysters at Harry
Walkers, at ?5c. per can. 1t
The Nv. P. Halliday cigar, at John
KeohIer's, up town Is the best and most
popular in the city. ct
School children will find The BULLE-
TIN scratcb-books Nos. aud 3 tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store, If
A Haly has a few more of the best
soft coal Base Burners ever brought to
Cairo. Call and see him. ct
SOLID silver and plated ware at st,
Louis prices, Buier. If
Harry Walker keeps the Baltimore
select oy sters, raw, and sells them at 25c
per can. 1t
Still on deck We mean John Keohler,
OF course, with the best Cream Beer in the
city, at his place Of business on CONNER
cial avenue and Twentieth street ct
Genuine French marble clocks, gold
watches and diamonds at Buders If
The steamship Cedar Grove went
ashore Of Cape Causo, Nova Scotia, Thurs
day morning and was lost with many of
the crew and passengers,
Among the distinguished guests al The
Halliday yesterday WAS A, Z. Buchanon,
the newly appointed superintendent Of the
Texas & st, Louis road.
"A party of fishing sports went TO Lake
Grafton on Thanksgiving Day, and in thre,
or four hours drew forth one hundred anC
fourteen fine bps and croppies.
-Rey. A. j. Hess will hold services a
the Baptist church this morning aud to
night at the usual hours, Sunday schoo
at 8 Is a. M,
"A big show will be given at tn,
ComiQue this week. Mr. Harry Walker
has taken pains to secure a company o
tirst.cass artists Go and see them. 1t
Ida Clayton Blanche Allison and Jno
Richardson were each fined ten dollars anG
costs yesterday by Magistrate Comings fol
wandering about the streets Of the city
late at night
Mrs $. Williamson has fresh au
nouncement in business locals, of interest
to the ladies' of Cairo and vincnity. She
is Offering goods at cost TO make room fol
her large Christmas stock,
--Cuas. Glhoner has just put in new
sausage machine aud his patrons can nov
obtain any kind of sausage desired, in prim
order from HE shop on Sth and on Com
mercial near Goth where 1T will be kept for
sale. st
In special locals this morning appear
notice signed by Secretary Cherry, o
the Rough aud Ready fire company, re
questing oil members of said company t
attend meeting at their hall tomorrow
night, for the purpose Of eecting one mem
Der of the board Of directors.
John Koehlcr at the corner of 20tl
street aud Commercial avenue, knows how
! TO keep saloon il anybody does, and h
knows that in order to catch the publi
eye aud purse he must keep good stock
His "W, r. Halliday" cigar and his fin
Cream Beer are the "jokers" that take tn
right bowers every time. Call on him. 9t
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EPISCOPAL SERVICE.

There will be services at the Church OF
Redcemer to-day as follows; at o'clock
a. IN. Litamy and Holy Eucharist; Sun
day school at o'clock p. IN. even
ing service, at 1880 o'clock AT
the evening service the Rector will deliver
lecture upon the following subject "The
two schools of thought in the Church OF
England and the Episcopal church Of the
United States, commonly known as the
High and the Low Church Schools OF
thought"
All are invited TO attend.
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A Fine Barher Nhnp.
ll.l4, In

VIM. Alba, on Commercial avenue, has
the most extensive aud as fine an equipped
barber shop as can be found IN any city.
His employees are masters IN the trade,
whose ra1ors are always smooth and keen
His establishment is large enough to
NEE, any demand upon It without any tire
some waiting; aud hs patrons 90 away
pleased with him themselves and hB work
Give Mm trial
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Dancing Class.

Prof. Mason regular dancing class meets
each wednesday, at four and seven o'clock
p. m. Saturdays two and seven p. IN. in
the New Reform Hall. Arrangements will
be made at any time for new classes, and
private lessons.
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ROugh's Election.

All members of the Rough and Ready
fire company are requoted TO meen at their
hall Monday night at 80 o'clock, for the
purpose of electing one member of the
board of directors. FRANK CHERRY
Secretary.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., |
will send recipe that will crre you, FIRE.
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by = Minister in South America.
Send a sell addressed envelope to the Rev.
JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D., New York
CITY.
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lfyou want good meal call at SChoen
meyers Restaurant cor. 10th st. and Wash
ington Ave Only 25 cents tor a regular
meal, aud day boarders will find the best
accommodation on reasonable terms,
1I1A Inn
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Vor Oysters
10 10 DeBaun's, SO Ohio levee.
New Blacksmith Sh0p.

A new horse shooing shop has been open .
ed by Mr., 7 Powers on Tenth street, All
manner OF black IN thing aud wagon work
done to order. Repairing work a speciality.
Work done promptly. #
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.rflulAL pApRR or CITY AND COUNTY


Notices IA TINS olImn, eight cents per limo for
arst and ave cents per line each subsequent inser'
ion. For one week, 80 cents per line, For one
month, go cents per line.
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Apples, Oranges, Etc.

ia tlausitto arrive; car Mihigan apples
(Baldwin's), cars fancy Ben Davis, so
bbls, Coast (La.) oranges.
= Il. WILSON,
n Ohio Levee,
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ESMER AID A !

by Mrs Frarc's Hodgson Burnett ana " II Gil.
lette as prese ted At IN Mad ION square
Thear ~ one year
II there is any possDih II aay other plsy hav-
ing run such E II z Rirkr b d tterel l. o reA.
son vhy Esmers dss oud not b th play. New
York Ora Dhic
II sresll worthy the name Of plsy New York
EveuiDg Post.
VIII undou tedly run A. long a. Hazel Krke,
ana Tor ~ uch the zane feA' on .--NtV NO Star
IL Is pure and p'rtora New York ibune
=, The IL ola thoro ehly popular sJrt, New York
Mail and Express
Whate EN- nts Of success lie III drama belong
To- the uatura 50 and Hmplicity.--New York
World
tisentir'ly free from all theatrical artihce or
gnily-ohs rms all who witness Il New Yo Turf,
Field and Farm.
A BEAUTIFUL DOMESTIC LOVE
STORY.
.Scene' 10 North Caro- ma ana Paris. P,odnred
with specia Scenery for each act from the Madison
Square Theatr
Admission 753 and Al o. reserved seas Included.
Tickets on sal st Buder's Saturday 10 a IN.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-12-03

Receipt books, Cairo date line, perfora'
ted stub, suited to any business, manufac'
tured and for sale at the Cairo Bulletin
Office
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-12-03

FoR OYSTERS in any style 90 the Grand
Opera Entrances on CONNER
cial and 7th street. ll.26 If
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-12-03

Opera House up stairs Back entrance on
7th street Oysters in every style. ll20 If
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-12-03
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS,

Notices in these coumus. ten cents per tine,
each INSERTION and whether marked or not if calcu.
lated to toward any mans business interest are
slways paid for.
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Go to jeff Clarks for fancy window
shades and everything pertaining theretot
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-12-03

Window shades and fixtures at JEFF
Clarks. tt
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-12-03

Ladies Restaurant opposite Opera
House, Gus B)tto proprietor, 1926 tt
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soc, per Can,
Extra Selects, at De Baun's.

Finest lot of window curtains in the
city at jeff. Clark's. II
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Old Machinery Castings Wanted

at Rennie's new foundry for which the
highest prices will be paid in cash.
Call at No 93 Ohio Levee.
Il JOHN T. RENNIE.
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EOh KEN T --One now Ave 70 m cottage. ON
center street lear high scho ! Apply 10
j. MARTI
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-12-03

soc. per Can,
Extra Selects, at DeBlun's.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-12-03

eW" Make your old things look ike new
by using the Diamond Dyes, and you will
be happy. ANY of the fashionable colors
for 10 cents.
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Fresh Oysters

al DoBaun's, 90 Ohio levee,
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-12-03
Rest OYSTERS
A GOOD RESTAURANT.

in market nt DeBaun's 80 Ohio leyee.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-24
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Grab Orchard

Mr. George King bought Of Jno. Stig
all, a handsome 3-year-old buggy mare for
the sum Of Sl25.
We hare nothing to chronicle but
personals, and as our kind editor is partic-
ularly fond % Of personals, we send them
on their way.
Among our sick people are Mrs. Per-
~ King, Miss Lizzie Douglas and Miss
Salie Harlan, the latter is a guest Of Miss
Kitty Higgins.
"A party Of twenty-five young ladies
and gentlemen went chestnut hunting last
Saturday. They report a splendid time
and an abundance Of chestnuts lat the
stores in Brodhead)
Miss Luella Bright and brother, Of
Danville, are visiting Mas Lille Buchan-
an. Mr.. Henry Green, Of Stanford, was
in town Sunday. Mr. j. H. Hutchings'
and beautiful wife spent Sunday in the
country.
The men who were arrested ON suspic.
ion Of horse-slealing proved themselves in
nooent. Our citizens are very sorry that
they were arrested, but they thought at the
time that their suspicions were we'll
grounded.
Died, Sunday morning, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Alkaline Hobbs, Morgan Sin.
gleton, son Of Mrs Sarah Singleton. lie
was bright boy Of 10 Summera, and had
been sufferer from heart disease for two
years, which Was the cause Of his uniimely
lesth
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PULASKI COUNTY.
Somerset.

| Somerset
Our efficient County Clerk, John s
May, is all smiles. lisa girl.
-Muncie Skating Rink has opened il
season Of 1928 at Ovens Opera Hall.
Mr.; A. Thomas has just completed a
very handsome two-story residence on Mt.
Vernon avenue.
The young people of our city have de-
cided to organize Literary Society next
week. They will hold their meetings in
Masonic Hall, and no doubt considerable
interest will be manifested.
Rev. Bailey, Of the NJ. f. Church,
preached his initial sermon here last week.
He had perhaps the largest attendance that
has assembled since the departure Of Rev.
Geo. o. Barnes In November last.
Circuit Court, County Court and Court
Of Claims were all in session here last
week This is singular coincidence, il
being the first time in the history of our
town that three courts were all in session
at one time.
Mr.. VIM. Frazure and family of this
county, will leave this week for Kissimee
City, Florida. Mr.. VIM. Graves, of Grun-
dy has been appointed Deputy Co. Clerk at
that place for the accommodation Of the
people there.
The case of Mary Eads for the MUIR
der Of one Burton, was tried last week. and
resulted in a hung Jury. The jury stood
IL for acquittal and one for the death pen.
atty. The case was called again yesterday,
and Ueairs Of fifty men was summoned,
out Of which jury was selected and the
case is being tried again. The prisoner is
now in the last stage of consumption, and
it is expedient that an early disposition
should be made Of the case. The commu-
nifty at large ioin in hoping she may be
acquitted, 20 our Jail is not a suitable
place for a woman in her condition. La
TER. She was acquitted.
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John Frost looked in on us on Frida,
night and LEFT his impress on tender vege
tation.
g. G. Lyon and wife ure called 4
mourn the death Of their infant boy, which
occurred on Sunday evening.
The Baptist church at IIustonville i
to be dedicated on the "a Sunday (lath
Of November Revs. Baker and Lansing
Burrows, d. d., are expected to take par
in the ceremonies.
For the information Of an inquiring
correspondent, may state that DR.. Brown
mslsdy proved to be arrangement Of tn,
stomach, not Of the heart; consequently h,
will not try the nostrum Of matrimony jus
yet.
Our amiable Senator, Robert Blain, Il
still confined to his house by sickness
but is on rising ground. Bobs theory Il
that 1t il luxury to be sick provided the
patient can fall into the hands Of such
kindly and efficient nurses as 'Lige Burn.
side and wife Of the Myers House.
"A special term Of the Hustonville
court was held on Saturday, Judge Peyton
on the bench. The first case on the docket
was that Of the Commonwealth w. Jim
Robinson, one Of the nations wards for a..
sault with wicked intent on the body Of
Willis Anderson, another trophy Of the
late bloody conflict. Doc Carpenter was
on hand as prosecutor, while j. B. Dunlap
appeared for the defense. The testimony
in the case showed that Jim was in his own
castle through which Willis was passing
A rivalry existed between the parties, Will
lis claiming homestead in view Of for ner
employment at the place, and Jim relying
on his relation TO the family as husband Of
the cook. On this plea he ordered Willis
TO vacate and being met by demurrer
filed pistol as part Of his pleudings. The
women Of the establishment interposed and
separated the parties in time to prevent
damage. Willis then got out a warrant
for the arrest Of Jim for the misdemeanor
To the surprise Of many the jury brought
in verdict Of guilty, fixing Jim's punish
ment at $50 fine and imprisonment for so
days, "and may Newland have mercy on
your stomach" A jury was then impan-
eled to try Jim on the charge OF concealed
deadly weapons. Not being able to
prove that the pistol had been at any time
concealed, this case was dismissed. The
The next case against the inevitable Jerry
Hughes and Joe Lee, both Of the chosen
race, for riot in which Joe, after having
been persistently followed up and abused
by Jerry, delivered stone against the
head Of that citizen with such precision
and force as to leave him insensible on the
field. Joseph was fined six or seven dol
lars and Jerry two dollars. 1 have been
thus explicit in order to show reason for
the prevalent opinion that Joe was pun
Ished, not because he struck, but because
he did not strike harder.
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CHEEKY get up els and Fight Il out; put on
your clothes and come on deck and you
will be NJ lively A. a cricket in ten min.
utee," was repulsed az an impertinence, and
the poor head sank back on the pillow, the
cold sweat in beads upon the forehead
/ Sickness u no name Tor H. ID IL horror
unnamcable and indescribable. George At
trst Jared better than any OF a. The Jolly
captain gave her the name Of -, e. and
\ took quite fancy 10 her BY much per-
suasion he got her To throw on her clothes
hastily aud make fight Tor il. She went
on deck and seemed greatly better, but
towards night came back aud in little
while was ~ much subducd M any Of us
/ Towards evening, Sunday, | managed 10
struggle on deck, hall dressed and for the
rest Of the night lay on a sofa in the upper
saloon, but miserable enough all night.
Once | went out again to see Atlantic CITY,
equidistant between New York and Phil
adelphia, 30 miles from each on the Jer-ey
coast. Then the aching back, the ugly
ugh, ugh ugh" and the cold sweat drench
ing the entire person. What sweet relief
when we got inside Sandy Hook; what
haven Of repose was the comparatively
smooth New York harbOr. ASA. NJ, this
]
the Grand Central depot at Z, ordered a
good square meal OF oysters broiled and
fried, hot rolls, tea and coffee. How deli
ciou-i surely never was food 70 sweet ~
that.
And here we are at Norwich. Our road
to-day lay through an almost continuous
village, 90 frequent were they. This rocky
billy country, every inch neatly cultivated
h.ls. Al II - IL a. l..
any there, never large, but with the stone
crop gathered of and made into boulder
fence. Thrift IL the word; | tell you We
are bound TO respect a people who from the
faithful tllags Of such rugged soil grow
rich and build such lovely villss and neat
cheerful villages, as | saw to-day Apples
good crop. ounces splendid and more
than we ever saw in one day before; and
onionsl ! saw enough 10 set the world in
tears. Who has not heard Of Connecticut
onion-g Norwalk, New Haven, Bridge
port, New London, Norwich all splendid
cities. At Bridgeport saw T. T. Barnum's
winter quarters for his great collection Of
animals-a stupendous affair.
We are delighted with the Outlook" at
Norwich. Bro. Tucker and his congrega-
ton gather warmly around us. At the
first service we had good hand-shake all !
around, while we sang The ice Of formal |
ily Is already broken and we trust the
LORD for a glorious meeting A splen
did church TO preach in, cordial ,congenial |
preacher and congregation in sympathy. |
What more can Task.
We are Delightfully."- housed. Brother
Tucker met us at the train, took care Of
our baggage and did the oourtisies TO per- /
lection. We felt at home in FIVE minutes
But my readers are tired Of this long let
ter. O
Good night Pray for us dear friends,
who know how TO pray. Ever in Jesus,
GEO. O. BARSEs
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Eorfs or cvssfET fvfyTs

The County Judge Of Anderson get,
only $500 and the attorney $3.50.
An ice company asks Sl,5l692 for ic,
furnished Garfield during his illness while
in Washington. Whewl
Stamped envelopes will be sold TO the
public after January l, 1888, at reduction
Of 10 per cent on the present prices.
Ben Mackay, the infamous murderer,
who was sent to the penitentiary for life,
but who was pardoned by Blackburn, died
a day or two ago.
Senator VOORHEES, says the democrats
will carry Indiana by 10000 majority and
will elect eight, il not nine, Congressman
out Of the thirteen.
Matthew Common and Patrick O'Cou.
nell-hod.carriers, got into quarrel on a
scaiiold Of a new building at Auburn,
Maine, and fell distance Of 80 feet clasp.
ed in each Others embrace. Both we're in
stautly killed.
The jury in the case of Marie Prescott
against President Tousoy. Of the American
News Company, rendered verdict in favor
Of the plaintiff for $l2,5OO. Miss Prescott
is a Kentucky actress and the News Compa-
ny slandered her.
The manufacturing Of sewing machines
must be a profitable business. Edward
Clark, the partner Of Singer, and the Presi-
dent Of the Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
who died the other day, left an estate val
ued at S25OOOOOO.
AT Eastman, Ga, Friday, four men
and one woman, all colored, were hanged
for completely in the riot which occurred
at that place August G, at camp meeting
in which young white man named James
Harvard, was killed.
"A bill has been introduced in the Yer
mont House Of Representatives fixing a
penalty Of $40 fine for giving a cigar or ci-
garette to a person under fifteen years Of
age, and petition was introduced asking
prohibition Of the sale or giving Of tobacco
to minors.
Fred Captain, a negro, confined in the
Cincinnati Jail on the charge of numbering
A. W. Ross, a prominent citizen, who was
wsylaid, assaulted and robbed near that
city two weeks ago, has confessed the crime,
He duplicates Harris, a fellow prisoner
who, he says, wanted him to do the deed.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-24

SINCE il seems that people must
shed each others blood, we incline to
admire the way IL was done in Knox
vile a few days ago. General j. A.
Mabry and his son bearing the same
name had long entertained an ill.feel.
ing against Maj. Thomas O'Connor,
president Of the Mechanics National
Bank, lessee Of the Tennessee Pcni
Tertiary and a reputed ten-milllonaire.
The parties met on the fair ground the
day before when the Mabrys pistol in
hands cursed and abused OConnor,
who was unarmed, and told him he
had to die. OConnor remarked that
was no place to settle the trouble and
the beligerants were parted. Next
morning Mabry and his son walked
along the street opposite O'Connor's
Bank when the latter came out with a
snot gun and filled Mabry with buck
shot, killing him instantly. Young
Mabry returned the fire with his pistol
sendig bullet through the region of
OConnor's heart, who.also fell dead,
not however, until he had riddled the
body of young Mabry with another
load Of buckshot. All three were
dead in less than two minutes and
there was AMEND oft. All the par.
ties killed, there was of course no ar
rests, no long drawn out trial to end
in a bought acquittal and no costs to
the State. 1t would be we'll if all
such difficulties could end so satisfac
torily.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-24

The Nelson Rccordlearnst that Hon.
Glen Hill, Of Lebahon, will be an indie.
pendent candidate for Congress 10 the
Fourth District. We rather doubt
the correctness Of the report Mr..
Hill is too smart a man, not TO learn
by the experience of a distinguished
townsman Of bis, that the independent
dodge is not so popular in thatneck o..
the.woods.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-24

The Louisville Democrat says that
Stanford has s250,000 bank capital.
That's only the stock Of one bank; the
other has 5000, 900, making $3.50, 900,
and the individual deposits in the two
amount to over s400, 1000. Please cor.
root
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-24

All persons wishing to test the merits Of great
remedy-one that will positively cure Consump.
tion, Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis or any
affection Of the Throat aud Lungs-are requested
10 call at Penny a MoAlister's Drug store and
get Trial Bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, tree Il ccs, which will show
you whata regular dolar-size bottle will do.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-24

WHILE the star route thieves at
Washington are exulting over their
escape from the penitentiary even by
the skin of their teeth, A. B. Cornell,
who has been in Jail at Leavenworth,
Kansas, under indictment for the
same offense, has suffered so much
mental torture that his jet black hair
has turned to pure white. At least
that's what the newspapers say, but
gentle and con6ding reader, while they
never lie they sometimes stretch the
blanket little more than is good for
the fabric.
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RnckLen.s Amicn SnLrs.

The best salye in the world for Cuts. Bruises,
Sores. Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns, aud all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures piles. II guar
anteed TO give entire satisfaction or money refund
ell. Price 8 cents per box. For sale by Penny 4
MeAlister
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-24

TIE average legislature is fraud,
delusion and a snare. Kentucky &
late conglomeration of imbecility
passed school law, which Philadel-
phia lawyer couldn't for the life OF
him tell whether it calls for three OF
two cents tax and now we hear
that Tennessee's menagarie of iucom-
petents failed in Reproducing the
State, to mention three of its counties
at all, which it is said may, if not cor.
rected, vitiate the title of every Con
gresham elected under it. A called
session of the body is talked of to rem.
edy the matter.
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In the last 20 years the u. s. gov
eminent has paid to pensioners of the
late war s560,OOO,OOO and instead of
decreasing yearly by death of those
entitled to it, the figures are growing,
10000 having been added to the mum.
Der during the last fisca. year, making
29l, 900 claims now pending. These
figures are startling, the more so
when we consider that they are in
creaslng at the rate Of. thirty to fifty
million dollars yearly.
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trmay interest Office seekers and
others who think they have business
with him, 10 know that Chef Arthur
after three months or more Of junket
ing around. is back at Washington,
wearing his precious life away for the
mere pittanoe Of $50, 600 and perlui
sites per annum.