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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

The total number Of immigrants brought
into this country since the establishment
Of the Unior, not including those arriving
In 1880, was 10, 1888, $50 OF this aggregate
ireland and Germany furnished about s..
600 900 each, England 100000, France
3l3 900, Sweden and Norway 100000,
Switzerland SO 600, and other countries
ranged from 10000 for Italy IN 6l3 for
Turkey and 1888 for Greece. Very few
immigrants now come from Spain, Portu.
HaI or Turkey. In 1874 a considerable
emigration began from Bohemia and Hun
gary, which has been steadily increasing
The emigration from Russia also increased
rapidly, but owing to the implements
thrown in their way by the Russian
government very few immigrants are ar.
irving now from that country. A family 10
not allowed to emigrate from Russia until
the various membsrs,of 1t subject TO mill.
tary duty have served their terms In the
service. The German government also
discourage immigration, and until within
short tune no public address was
allowed 10 be delivered In Germany on the
subject Of immigration to the United
States, Bismarck established o bureau,
from which he disseminated throughout
Germany accounts OF the suderiugi and
privatioIs Of immigrants 10 this country,
but with all his efforts he cannot overcome
the efforts OF the steamship agents and the
encouraging letters sent from this country
by immigrants 10 their friends In Ger
many, Taxes have greatly increased In
Germany since the Franco Prussan war,
and the cost Of living has also increased.
This has induced many 10 emigrate. The
German immigrants nearly all bring con.
siderable money with them, estimated on
an average from $500 10 s., 900 each. Each
Immigrant IL estimated to add at least
81, 900 TO the wealth Of the country, In ad-
dillon TO the money be brings with him.
At this rate the United States will have
over $500 900 900 added TO its wealth this
year by means oil immigration. 3D..
The poorest class Of emigrants come
from Austria-the SClavoniAns. Many Of
them arrive here utterly destitute. Some
Of them In Castle Garden the other day
we're dressed with entire suits Of sheep
skin, the woody side being turned lnwar1.
Others had trousers and jackets OF dressed
leather. The men were dark, swArtby,
tall aud angular, and tho men, women and
children all wore boots, which, with their
white clothing and the short frockS Of the
women, made the group very noticeable
one.
A great many Of the Italians come here
without their families, sending for them
later. When the Italian vile arrives, her
husband generally meets her with an
American hat and calico dress and q
shawl, which she Immediately puts on,
and they 60 walking up the streets Rs II
the ito manor born"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

NEW YonK, May l7.-Cotton steady al
10 7.i6aiO 1916; futures easy. Flour firm !
receipts 1900 barrels exports $500 batrelsi
supefhne western and State "A 00a4 IS; com.
mon TO good extra a 6Oa4 IS; good 10 choice
IS Ooae 70i white wheat ettra p Ooae o.
new patent process 90 2Sas 90. Wheat de.
maud fair and market htHu receipts 22t, 600
bushels exports 10, 900 bushels; No. . Chicago
q 10 new graded red 81 l2all 81. No. 8 do
II goal 81; steamer do u OK; No. 2fsd
81 24lSai 25J[; No. 1 do 81 2sAal s9i mixed
winter 81 qlH ungEaded winter u isal 2Si
No, 2dnti 2i;No / do, a,les 5000 bushels,
h sSs Ne 81 o ~ MSs AZ. s sd
010 bushels, Of u 2l1Sal 2aN; July, sales
200 600 bushels, at Sl,l9Hal 2pN; August,
sales i6, 600 bushels, al 81 49, Corn, demand
active; futures In iait demtnd receipts 68i,.
900 bushels exports i0S, 600 bushels hot and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18
ntniner,i iloihsrsll liolher.i,t

Are you disturbed al night and broken
oil your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the excruCiatlpg pain oil cut
ting teeth7 II 3d. 60 at once and get Q
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Il will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
medtately-depend Upon IL; there is
no mistake about IL There 10 not
mother on earth who has ever ueed II,
who will not tell you at once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 10 the
mother, and relief and healtht 10 the child,
operating like magic. Il Is perfectly sale
10 tise In oil cases, and pleasant TO the taste,
and is the prescription Of one oil the oldest
and best female physicians and nutres ID
The United States. Sold everywhere, q
cents q bottle. MwF4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18
Ghe GntttIiaeuter
wnERE InuIsRANTs COnE PROM.
RemarhRb'e In1uR Of FoFeigners-siatlH'
lies for the Past Eleven Years,

Remarkable In1ux OF FOFelgneEs-siRtiH'
lies for the Past Eleven Years.
NV YoEK, May l6.-The arrival OF Inn
migrants at this port continues, the aggre
gate for the first four months Of the year
reaching 1903 1913, Superintendent Jack
son expresses the opinion that during the
year the arrivals at the port will reach
$4,000. The rate Of increase this year ID
nearly SO per cent. This wOuld give total
immigration OF over 100000, OF which
$4,000 would be due at this port The
rate oil increase for New York, however,
according to estimates Of the Commlssion'
ers Of Emigration, will probably be great.
er, m owing to the backwardnesS Of
the season this year and the late
dates Of which the Scandinavian
ports were opened, the tide was
kept back. In the first ten days
OF the present month q 1903 immigrants
arrived at Castle Garden, and It ia estima'
ted that 10000 will arrive this month,
against 45, 1878 for the same time last year.
On Monday Of this week 9, 52l immigrants
arrived, the largest number on any day
vet this year, Yesterday the number Of
arrivals was S,20S. The greatest part Of
the immigrants arriving consists Of men
under forty years Of age, who would be
subject to military dnty i they remained
in Europe. OF the 100, 1873 who arrived In
the frat four months Of this year 72,77S
were men aud $3.50 women. In the
same time last year the men numbered
"a, Os5 and the women q ,26l, the proper.
ton being the same each year,
The number OF immigrants arriving at
this port last yeRr-S27 ,00O-wRs greater
than in any previous year. In 1854, &c..
22S immigrants arrived-the largest mum.
Der In any previous year to 1880, The
arrivals OF Castle Garden fer eleven yeSEs
past, with the five leading natiOnalities,
are a follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

II. sohoheld, druggist, corner Elm and
Chestnut stress, Toronto, Ont, writes II
Wfits from personal eGpefithce, and not from
htais4y, In testimony Of the efficacy Of bur
IL al Blood Bittera ] suffered from tndiges'
lion Was costive, and nv bowels we're alto.
Eether out Of order. After usibg your bitters
lot short time | am enjoying such health a.
Sold by Eausblin Bros L Co., wholesale
! Druggists, Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

CARBuSCtEs, Felons, Boils, Sores oilonp
standing, such as Ulcers, Abstsses, etc,
positively cured without the aid Of a knife
or poultlce, BY Using Mrs. Julye Myett
Drawing and Healing SAlve. Plles, Sail
Rheum, Etysipelas, Soft and liberated
Oofhs, Chillblalne, etc. IL has never failed
10 cure. For sale by Logan &Oo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

No matter how careful you may be, acct.
dents will happen. Taking bread out oil
oven, frying hSh, and In a but dted Other
ways little accidents occur ttihing In them.
selves, but provocative OF much pain fot such
accidents nothing Is better than Dr.. Thomas
Ecltc tic Uil. No well regulated household
should he without Il,
Said BY Laughlin Bros. d Co., wholesale
DfuRRist, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

To hear Of the death Of a y .ung man, The
only support If . widowed mother. and still
more pltiful 10 know that the large sums Of
money wasted on physicians might have been
sayed II, when his hacking cough bad become
troublesome and symptoms Of consumption
had .et 10, Thomas Eolsesrtc OF had been used
DfufRisti, wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

Free from coughs and colds, good appetite,
refreshing sleep. use "Dr. SwAyne Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry" the best remedy fol
week lungs, bronchial aud asthmetic affections
ever discovered. Bold by druggists at % cent
And Al n bottle MwHAW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

Dry, parrhed, sore throat, losing flesh, bron'
chlal and AsthmAtio attacks All these dan.
gerOus symptoms are entirely cured BY "Dr
Swayne'6 Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
The first dose gives relief, and The worst
cough and sore lungs yield 10 its healing pro
perties Sold by ali druggists at % cents and
j.. The largs size is the most economical.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18
wheeling Live stock Market.

Hoas-Rather brisk ana plenty OF IS 25a5 sc
per hundred in prime packing lots; butch
ers' $500.
SHEEP 81 00ai 80.
0ATTLE-Thls market Is fair at present, cat
Tie plenty. We quote young cattle, from 60C
to 900 lbs, at 3fa4c; bulls SIC; GOO X
900 lbs, 40; 800 10 1000 lbs, a 76a6 %
Cattle offered ct present are both native and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

Some eight years ago my hair commenced
falling; top Became quite bald. applied
London Hair Color Restorsrin Ny hair
not only stopped falling, but Is now growing
finely, and consider II on invaluable article
for restoring the hair. j. W. Abel, M. D.,
Druggist, 1924 Beach street, Philadelphia.
Price 10 cents bottle, six bottles -. Bold
BY Druggists. MwFAv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18
RAas-2c per pound

sALr-Pef barrel, Ohio river, 81 coal o6.
sEEDs-nmothy seed, t2'S5 per bushel
clover, IS 90; Mammoth Glover, $500 pei
bushel Kentucky Blue GraSs, per bush.
81 O0c; Orchard Grass % 90.
WooL-Quoted at 40ai6c for choice washed,
and one-third of for unwashed. Market dull
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

what Dr.. swayne's Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry has done for me. l
had q violent cough, night sweats,
sore throat, great weakness, with So
we're attacks Of hemorrhage, gave up
all hope Of recovery. lam now cured,
asound and hearty man.
EDwGRD H. HANSON,
Engineer at Sweeney's Pottery,
1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed
and I still remain a healthy man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18
Nav ToSE money and STOCKS.


NEW YoBK May i7.-MoNEY-Easy atSal per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 4a4H per cent
sterling exchange, bankers bills weak Of
"a 85Lf, demand a 87h.
Produce exports for the week i6A 0C0
GOVERNMENT BoEDs-Steady for Sc, NaM
ger cent higher for IS and NaH per cent
lower fol. 4hs and As.
United states q Of 1851, coupons
New FiTes, coupons.
New Four and half,
New Four,
Paddle % Of logO. aldl
RAILROAD BoNDs-FAirly active and irfeg.
STATE BoNDs-1n light request.
Louisiana Con,ots.... eO ylrEinls Us.........-. g
Missouri 6s4.........sil7 neierred iS
q, JosOph4.".---.ilo Vlrsinla eon.o.S, tIE -,
B s. a.S. .. ...'... ' %'' ''aP''' w
stocxs-The market opentd strsrg and
generally higher, but 10 the early dealings
prices fell Ka2M per cent. At the first
board ftmer tone prevailed and an advance
OF ha2 per cent was recorded, In which Iron
Mountain, Texas Pacific, Louisville & Nash.
Vile, Western Uuion and Delaware, Lack.
awanna 4 Western were the most promine II
This was followed BY slight reaction and
later by partial recovery, but during the
afternoon pressure to sell; was developed ii
Elevated Railroad property, which brought
these ShSrts down 3a4 per cent, the generl
list selling of HalH per cent. In the latC
dealings there was rally Of 3 per cent In
Elevated Railroad shares and the genera
market sold up kaiN percent
Transactions 4b0, 600 EhAteB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

q, Palace, Drawing Room and sleeping UTI
On al night trains
Southwest, North and Northwest, making this dosi.
Ablo route for colOnsts and persons moving 10 The
great Wet, aud 10 whom particular attention given,
WHEELING, PITTR. And BALTIMORE DIV,
LlAt' WlNelinE.....625G 4. M l.40p m. 6lO D. n,
No ttaiEs run on this Division on sunday.
Tickets 70 all principal pointi on sAlo 81 Dtpot,
once open 81 III houS during thu DAY.
Information 10 the ttavcllnEpubc thetffully kiVen
. W. N. CLEMENTS, N. oiT,
Q. z. hRvRtEh, Gsnr AgsNi, WbnaiinS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

prrrsBUReH, May i7.-LPErRoLEuN-Active
United certificates unsettled closed at 81 No
bid refined 7Nc for Philadelphia delivery
ANTwERF, May II. PErAoLEUM-ReGnet
l9kL s... 't
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

London Hair llestorer insures new growth.
London Hair Restorer Restores the color.
London Hair Rtstorer, Exquisite dressing.
London Hair Restorer, The only cleanly and
London Hair kestorer, efIectual Hair Re.
London Hair Restorer, storer In the market.
"a toilet luxury entirely free from all oh.
nav intt0 f,R II n nIaaaat,f nfinR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

I)4Vy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-11
4 New Mail Route.

Sometime ago petition was drawn up
and numerously signed by the citizens of
Crooked River, Silver Creek, Beaver Creek
and Harvey Valleys, asking for new mail
route between PrineVille and Camp Harney
"a distance Of $50 miles. This was for
warded by Jas. Elkins, Esq, to Hon. Mel
win G. George, and that gentleman writes
back under date of January 10th, as follows /:
81 receive every assurance of success and am
confident / can get the route made q per-
manent one by Congress- this winter" This
mail route is very important and should by
all means be established. 1t would then
make one continuous route from The Dalles
to Prineville, Camp Harvey, Canyon City
and back to DalIcs. At present there are no
mail facilities through tho country between
Prineville and Camp Harney, and it is set
tling up fast.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-11

The City Council met in regular session
last Tuesday Ni:h al meo,bers aud officers
present
The Com. on Acts reported favorably upon
the following bills, which were allowed ".
c. Tweedale, Sc; Mansfield and Monteith,
$3.50; R. Saltmcrsh. sl2.C2. a. J. Hunt,
So Fees in case of City VS.. Tepr Heng, S.
as: Fees in.case of City vs.. VIM. Taylor.
S4.35: Mcfarland and Harvey, IS ; A. J.
Hunt, S45.60
The Committee on Ways AMI Means was
given further time in which to secure a
Council Chamber for 1881.
The Committee on Ordinances was given
further time in whiek 20 report on the petit
tioR of John 4. Crawford
The Committee on Police VAS given fur
ther time to report in regard TO the removal
Of Indian camps.
Aessrs Sanders and Langloa presented
petition from the Masonic fraternity asking
for au order Tor side walk on Seventh St,
from the residence OF John Rogers 10 their
cemetery Referred
Judge FIinn presented : claim from Sen
ders and Sternberg for damages to the
amount OF $24I -. caused by the breaking
OF a sewer and the consequent flooding OF
their basement Referred.
Bids for supplying earth and gravel were
opened. and as none contained any plice for
earth all were rejected.
Al. Hunt was awarded the contract Tor
building crosswslks at the following prices
feet wide, so 5feet-SIS 4 feet, SIS :;
feet-slI.75. The following biIls were al
lowed under suspension OF the rules Z. +
Harmon, $50 John Jones, SO.
The following bills were referred =. J.
Hunt, S2l. .l3; Huston and Roberts, S
City Va. Crobb, Cos P W. spiRks, 81. 90
\. u. Henton. sI2G5; Senders and Stern
berg. s24l.65.
Councilman Scott entered his protest
against bills coming from the Fire Depart
lneat being allowed without their correctness
being certified TO by the Chief Engineer.
The Committee To whom was referred the
matter OF the sewer up Ferry street were
granted further time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-11

Last Mand4y nor,iiaa about o'eioch the
store building belonging TO Sam Cohen, at
suvers Station, on Soap Creek, was discov-
cred to be completely wrapped in flames, and
as it was only frame shell the work Of
destruction was accomplished so quickly
that none OF the contents were saved. Hi
chael Peyser, a brother -in-law OF Ar. Cohen,
was sleeping in the store at the time, and
san a narrow escape from losing his Life.
When lie was awakened the flames barred
his passage to the doors, and he went out
through the window into the Geld air with
nothing on but his shirt Mr.. Cohen opened
sut this store last JCne and has been doing
splendid business eyer since. and we are
very sorry 20 SEQ him lose his store. His
stock was insured b. Stewart and Grey IN
the North British and Mercantile Insurance
Co. for =, 0OJ and the loss Is now being adj
jszted by G. ?. Ferry, Of Portland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-11

Crcasy's extremely interesting volume mar
rating the history Of the fifteen deciyive bat
ties oi the world, those faw battles of which
a contrary event would have eventually va
ried the drama Of the world in all its eubse-
quent scenes, Is highly esteemed by all
readers Of history. Il has long time been
on Harpers list rs one OF the standard books,
at the price Of sl.50. Now it is issued in
very handsome cloth.bound volume, by the
American Book Exchange, New York, at the
nominal price of IS cents. 1t forms one Of
their Acme Library OF History, which in
cludos Macaulay's England, sl25 (reduced
from 81 50), Gibbons Rome, 81 90 (reduced
from 80 0O), Rollins Ancient History, Sl.75 ;
Froissart's ihroniclee, -. % and to which
list vii! soon be added, at equally low prices,
Grote's Greece, Green's Qargcrl England,
Mommsen's Rome, Masson's Guizot's France,
Oarlyle's French Revolution, Schiller's Thir.
ty Years War, aud others. Catalogues OF
the standard low priced books of tho Liter
ary Revolution will be sent sn application to
tho Amerioan Book Exchange, Tribune
Building, Nv York.
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sELF-rRoFEf rios.
Farmers CoayeatIoa TO be Held Mt sairm
Early seSt Month.

On last Saturday the farmers Of Douglas
county held = meeting at Ro>sburg. tho oh.
jcct oi which was 20 take such steps as world
insure 10 them some protection in regard to
maintaining price for wheat TO correspond
with foreign quotations. The meeting was
numerously attended audgreat interest man
itestel ia the movement, several enthusias-
tic speeches being made II was agreed to
hold 4 state convention NJ Salem on March
2nd. III order that more definite action could
be taken. Fo-rtesa delegates, including
somo oi the most prominent farmers aud busi.
ness taen Of Douglas, were selected a. dele,
gates to such convention, and similar dclcgA,
tions are expected to be present from al tho
counties ii tae Willamette valley. Tho
farmers are evidently taking more than ordi.
nary interest in this movement, hut while il
is their right to secure protection for them
selves, nov that tho first steps have been
taken, they should be agtiogs not 90 be led
into forming combinations by designing per
sons that viii result only in the reaping of
= harvest of taFcs
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Emportan, information.

For the benefit ot the great number Of our
readers whe have interests IN Eastern Oregon
and who will want TO cross the mountains
next spring, We wish 20 say that the Eugene
GasaFi learns that the chief bridges on the
military wagon road across the Cascades from
that city have been carried Away. Grades
haye been washed out and land slides have
covered the roads e. that it Is doubtful i
travel car bs resumed until late in the SUM
me. While this "a the case Of the Eugaae
read. the military road reaching across the
mountains from this city - IN a very good
condition, aad by the time the Fuow disap-
pears. or even before. wagons viii have no
difficulty in crossing. Mr. G.llilazd. the
road master came down this week, aad he
informs Us that froa 500 10 500 worth Of
work viii pat the road in splendid condition.
be viii begin work on it with a force OF
men in about ten days, and vii. put i. in
good repair as fast a. the snow disappears.
The origInators OF this road showed their
good sense in doing an immense amount Of
grading, which did away with the necessity
Of bGiliiEg very many bridge; amt now the
wisdom Of their action IS shown by this road
having very little repairs to make, while the
Eugene route cannot DO ,..ade good without
an expenditure Of thousands OF dollars.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-11

solo, Or, Fob. !, 1851.

ScIo, Or, Fob. ], 1851.
ktitoy Democrat
Tho changing Of the railway from thi
place seems TO DO settled fact Though
there arc no orders as yet from the officials
OF tho company TO mako any chango--at least
we havo no authority to declare such 10 bc
tho case tho line proposed on which Ia
build tho road, II changed, will leave Soio
about one aud half miles cast Of the limo.
There is considerable excitement over the
aggrieved. l. r., both the railroad company
and tho eitizeus who subscribed to tho build.
ing Of the road. Each party claims that tho
sthor has taken advantage Of tho confidence
placed in them, and that the other has not
complied with the contracts ms agreed upon
when il was decided 10 build the road 20
this place.
We noticed our old townsinap, Peter Smith
in town on last Saturday lie still wears
the same pleasant countonanoe as in DAYS Of
yorc.
Young Compton who was hurt 10y the
bursting OF gun some weeks ngo, has 40
far recovered from the injury as TO bo able
to come TO town.
Rev. =. o. Adams, Of Salem, was in town
during last Sunday. Wbilo hero he dcliy-
cred threo discoursss At tho Christian
Church. having large aud attentive audi-
enceA. His nornona reflect much credit up. |
on him "a teacher of the prccepta Of the
Gospel.
Mr.. l.. W. fomeroy 4 Son opened ont in
their new busincra as butchers on Monday |
morning We hope they wall bo successful
in their new enterprise, ms thit place has long
folt tho need Of permanent meat market.
The 4. O. q. vs.. has "a houfiahing lodge
II this place, and its members aro working
oHergetically, It's membership is constantly
Increasing and it promises 10 be one of the
foremost laIgea ia this Jurisdiction, both in
intellect and working material.
A. D. Esdgcrs. D ID. NJ. w. was ia town
.he early part of loat week lie il whole.
ionlsd fellow. hnd jealous worker ia the
,ausc. Scfn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-11
sold Opt.

Titus Bros, for many years our leading
jewelers., have sold out their magnificent es-
Enlistment to Mr. Fl. Everett, and will here
after devote their time to stock raising in
Eastern Oregon. J. D. Titus has been in
that country for.several years, and 'Jim" will
now join him as soon as the old business can
be settled up. And. by the way, what this
town is going to do without him is an open
question. When any one gets ''the blues
they go around to his establishment and
hear one of his stories, which invariably Gre
ates reaction. It is not known yet upon
whom his mantle viii fall. We are all sorry
to lose Jim, but he has the best wishes ol
host of friends While speaking of him we
viii refer you to his adv.