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The daily critic., 1890-09-06
Al TIN CENr. 4 FOUND


Cl.raaa ls q great city I,s PARIS
t.dl.UCuds. is uauyEiodcl build
itrs. i's hotel. aud churches and street.
Cr fgCluits gre rot surpassed 10 any
,iy in tlc crunlry II rs tie city OF
such utn as CARTIER IAHEIss and
Clurrtssman MAsos Itlinrers on the
selection Of he Worlds Fair Site, but
when 6: chooses one the building will
60 up % rapidly the balance of the
world viii grow dizzy And now an
,rlUprising fish dealer Of this enter
rr'sirg city comes forward and an.
rmuCes that he proposes shortly 70
place on The market fresh salmon 90 The
f'fiCulousiy low price Of ten cents q
IouEd He went out 20 the Pacific
oCs.i interviewed the salmon interests,
ard lben laid plan 20 place this luxury
within The reach of The poor as well as
The rich His idea Is first 10 buy direct
from The fishermen instead Cf from the
middlemen To preserve the fish ia
good shape while sufficient quantities
Hle tging gotten together, On enormous
free lirg hogse is being built 10 Tacoma,
ard 10 Ibis The fish viii De kept until
the ume for shipment arrives They
Will he carried 70 Chicago Ia rafTisera-
Tor ears attached 10 express trains, aud,
sold 81 prices asked for the Comm0nest
tsb. viii net the dealer o fair profit
Heretofore fresh salmon has sold IN
Chicago from thirty 10 forty cents a
pound in It's season. The average price
in this city is fifty cents q pound.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
HOTEL ARRIYALS.

HeH9po ifaq-L. II. Pigg, Chatham, Va.
X. II. Cooke and wife, james 4. BOasaek,
Philadelphia, Pa. Q. ChristapheTten, New
York. i. /. Garner, Roanoke, Va.
81 Jlmo-J. r. HalleTman, Phlaisl-
Ihi3; J B. SeYeIt and daughters, New Or
leans; Miss c. CassaFi, New Orleans, v.
Merrill, Philadelphia; j. *. Campbell,
COFugton, Va; J. X. HaIb0ck, Erie, ia. I;
Miss Fannie DyeF, New Orleans.
NltgBe{-C. A. stone, New York; 3I.
g.. eLiplgy, ~. ID. Shlpley, Pensacola, Fla: /:
Hiss Gary, N3Hlle, Ala; q. }. COZ, West
Alr rIula ATs q g. stone, 81 Louis E.
Na.tl Ptlsglr1, Pa; II. ID. E-YeHs, New
faTEf T. " hlue Atlanta Ga,
HHafds-A. y. Simpson z1d ". B.
B.rgg. View York, ~. o Deuiug an !
Miss De1iLE, lral--as Il i. Anderson,
Lqs Angeles Cal
Egg.-F. p Hoazu, j. +. Collins, ~. }.
GleIlaa and j A. Aelleg, scranton, Pa;
John MsglI, Troy y. i.
~5Hef1H-J. +. Greeu'e1f, ). -. C0per-
luTu, hlclDeul, ~; Mark 3, Taylor Can
ton Mass
~, 7,al- Fernando CIee, Ga1temala.
r. ~ H11i. lllla49s 81. H. Hammond
FEtzbUrg. Pa. s. B. French, Nea York
Nj ana airs. Z. D7oley, Richmond, VA
-Es 81 8TI=eae ana uiie, Chicago
r 81. Mathew z1a, &. q, HaibaWays0u and
y H. P4sCle. Denver, Col. Mis-. harias
Williamson, Nls. Il. A C1gsef anl K. e.
Norton, Fail4lelg1la.
Ettit.-H William LauHaH, Detroit, p. b.
White BIEa-1. j. A. stft=ts. Mckinley.
Ala- alfaH 81 Rhodes ana wife, Bfrmiat.
hans Aa. " l=lEe. AE1 York; Il. T.
T4lt, We=ffsli 81
he EEou4s Blfues aaI Fr5I
Ia-aI .z-e'sl'l El. 4 Eazle-1u
H T-H. FL 5tol, l.. s.. So
Gel, William + HEel -lI IL 70 Rogers
R-1Hasa F a. cohen dHalIagtqu
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orr1oB or
RnYs 1LurHING.

Boys One.piece Gingham Kilt suits, sizes
3, and years reduced TO 81 each.
Boys Two-piece Gingham sailor Kilt
suits, size years, reduced to q 20 each.
Boys Brown Linen suits. Norfolk Jacket,
sizes s. II and 10 years, reduced 20 g each.
Boys White Linen Duek Sailor suits,
trimmed With white braid, sizes G. s and Q
years, reduced 10 50 each.
Boys All wool Brown Striped Cheyiot
suits, size y years, reduced 70 si.75 each.
Uoyswluter weight Atwood Three-piece
Chevlot CutaWay suits, suitable for school
wear, sizes il and la years, reduced 20 s5
each,
Boys Navy Blue Corkscfew Coat and
Vest. size y years reduced 70 a.,
Boys Glugham KIT skirts, sizes ., atd
years reduced TO s5c et ch.
Third floor
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
PERSONAL.

A. G.. Menccal, +. w. Dalrymplc.
Wm. J. O'Conncll, G. w. Woodward
and w. II. Davis OF the engineering
staG Of The Nicaragua Canal ConstruS.
ticn Corps have returned from Grey.
town on leave Of absence.
Strotor Cockrell Of Missouri Is de
sciib,l asa "tail, thin sharp.flced,
shIilvoictd Senator noted as the most
CECiGulc man ia the Senate. and q COOL
type Of the aldfashigntd controversies.
Dr Ernest Won Btutckc. the noted
Psychologist who opposes vivisectll,
has retired from The faculty Of the
Vienna luiversiiy after M u1inigr
rup,ed course of f0riy-one years teach
Ing In that institution
Nathaniel r. Locke, father of Pstro-
leum T. Nasty, died recently at Toledo,
Ohio, at an advanced age. lie was o
veteran Methodist, and a prominent
abolition aud temperance worker In the
days before The var
William Black is about 70 start On q
yachting cruise 20 the Lgvant aud
CIlmea, and be will algo visit TangleTs,
Syracuse, Constaniln0plc, Sobastopol.
Balakllva and Malta, 10 order 10 get
material and local coloriug for the new
novel on which he is engaged.
Mr. Gladstone tour IN october Is
likely 10 De considerably CuTtailed. lie
Will not make any speeches whatever
except Ia Midlothian, where be Is 20
address his constituents a. Elinburg,
NidcaldeT aui Dalkelth Mr. Glad
stone VIII stay with Lord and Lady
RosebeFy, az Dllmeny, about ten days,
and on his way south Is 70 pay q visit 10
Sir Andrew and Lady Clark, at Dallui.
haIran Castle, Ayrshire.
The Duke af Clarence and AVoudalC
has just presented 10 the Geological
Gardens the two lions which have been
sent 10 him from the KallywaT district
IN India. The members Of the L00lOg
zeal Society no doubt are glad enough
10 receive the present. but the Prince
fIiends aud attendants are a good dea
moIe glad that the present should BE-
made. The Prince had q fancy fOl
keeping the monsters himself a ID
BeInhaIdl, but feared Iidiculs
Ten dollars via Pennsylvania Railroad @
Niagara Falls, september II, Tickets good
"a N ~ AZ .a o.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06

Contains a number Of cor7phees aa7
fho dtcing Is eff n high order Of are
Hs"c merit Altogether the show Is
one that can hardly fail 10 make q sen
saGon and there is little doubt but
what 10 viii be greeted by crowded
houses during the week.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
Up 70 MS Tricks.

F4la Rs IhIzfLgbiI IiBsss.
4 boy Iumbled over the third gallery
railing into the orchestra
"Oh, no, said the maasgeT, ss he
picked him up and proceeded 10 throw
him 0ut f4ou cant work that here,
ny lad Ore dollar Is the admission 10
This part Of The house lud If y0l want
% come in you've got 10 pay it. %
Niagara Falls ana Watkins Glen via
PeuUsylYluia Railroad, september m.
R5und-trip rate 80 % Niagara, good for
ten days ard valid % stop b. Watkins 10
either direction
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
N0NINITI0N

The elton for r7s'mas.graf t4is
CRY wa. et sem, 20 the Senate 90 day.
ard VIII not be for some days % come.
Secretary THrpES said This afternoon
tIal uwas not expected chat the Prasi
dent woul send TO Tie nomination
while be was away and ibl O, was
safe % say that new postmaster
weu'l not be named gutil The Presi-
rrrrf.s ral,frr
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
- RIght - D..

From .tag1alas HsEs.
Mrs F8ugle-What 10 y0u thiak Of
a blind man going % q bali.
Fa1gle-If Is was an eyeball he seat
10 I should say e vas all right
The daily critic., 1890-09-06

The prime movers la This conspiracy ore
mentioned 1y name, ays our inform
aal Mr. E. 70. prASK president of the
international Typographical Union
icing one at them Tho issue be.
tween us.g two Onions seems to Be
his Tie International Typographical
Union u,o Ic.uiIt jhe composi,ors and
r-,.u.n employed iu The Government
CHseishauemters Of typographical
Juiou while the International Printing
F uan Union holds That member
-l.1 in ptssm1n Union that doe
rot acknowledge ,lt authority 0f the
Tyrrcarhigal Union is evidence that
'Lc person holding SUCH membership S.
o fair uau whose -ch. 10 vorE must
De respected Tal. President PrAVE
cor. riral f1 ert pre.=uen removed IS D
charge r1urc who Knows anything Of
the matter 20 controversy viii believe.
T.is attention wes called nal annlts1t
violation I'D rHuicr Uulru ,av. srl be
Investigated ile ua''yr Evidently he
iuu.I tlat there was nothing iu tHt
C...- f anti Ja.onism made agaiast
t.D Irossu.n comp.aingI Of and be
lrrrrll The matter
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN MARTYR

Judge ALBI0s ~ T0UBGEE, who, in
his Indignation over the failure Of the
Elections bin, recently Denounced the
Republican party, Of which he is con
gicuQus member, ss party oi lials Is
ggilE through a d0masie experience Of
peculiarly unpleasant character some
tiue since 9 Buffalo gentleman named
FLBuEe brought an action against
Judge ToUBsEE anl recovered q YeIlict
fr f2 500, which was returned wholly
mas ztiz5ei Mr FLEMING having IleI
III various ways 70 get the money aaI
fslsd, then charged Thar it was Tie
haiti Of Judge T1uBGEE 10 turn alI his
saTuilgs over 70 his wife, and that be
held uCihiag hat could be reached d
satisfy FLHEe's Judgment although
his Income from bis literary work
amounted % SD 3 week To prove
tha charge MIS- TorRaEE was ordered
- he eaulfy court % appear before z
referee an3 testify IS 10 her financial
relations wirh her husband Shs ig
rsled The sl3lf -ai vas promptly COM
Hiuiel 20 jail tgE contempt ri court
me sentence being s35 fine and Is many
days 10 duauce vile On this luez-
peceI Turn q Affairs Judge TouE5EE
valiant sall rose uD iu arms, II a soul
can r.se Hp ia aims Hs wasn't going
I3 Pay Ne twenty age hundred dollars,
blt neither gss PC willing % let ias
wife 81 bis bosom anguish 10 jail for
tEiTty I've da5s n Pc could geI her llt
He hired some II he best legal .4.ea.
70 Western New York argue za case.
llI ihe H-ize 91s otlur4re. alI Mrs
TlJBeEE must iuldl Ihe sentence u fflo
court torh IS b GBe 1lI imgri771ullr
In ne uealime Judge TarE1EE VIII
doubtless have the sympathy 1fa 59a
RI prominent Republican tEilld Bh9
also Lage been m4sipg pI3ll ON 81 or
else hiding behind he rellila-s e
tteiT wives
The daily critic., 1890-09-06

ME C 81 IHIER EIea lglr lli
Hr i 3 HAEElss secretary 5uIez
fihe IutspatiQua. Printing Pies man
LHion gf North America. arc .l tle cit9
nader Instruction q he 9I4zllzatiga
81 Whlth ghgy are lAe pI-ulig-l officers
to confer win Public Printer FAIgzE.
Ills organization % session @ Boston
ms wttk passed resolutions 1enoul-
l'lg conspiracy 8 secure lhe removal
q lgltain pzzmen employed p tle
Government Printing 0nce. some 81
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
a BRAHDEDCRIMHALs DEFEB5a

Beyond tEs Sen n alsrt4I men,
ssUFa era ltF che kies,
Ave le-li there Le tar s-ea ls me
HaEal % aFll.ae
l-- flr some E4t tl-e l-al -Es 6rClEs
gaT.I ~ Hae
al.-a -...-I u.ry glzEs
Ana ugH a4 -fe-t=l sH
auIa JlIas no Ise.I
ILl Grand ON F-rEF la-
ana Hrg4eI srllga
HHzI5 laa Lal allI-a
I -s Ll
aaals #aal agl tas 59-E Igz.
sfzll H-a .e4I -ae & b
au EaI I=.sFll
VAST lEfa u El
and l protected laE
Was iar tl.5 pea ste ral
Aud all -a1H @
90 tQl p. ktEEaay. - ta
go ull ana 4ke H4sa
All fals laE Iaalel lauE aEla kleHs
ALa l-Ha-l can talz-
H fs HH
The daily critic., 1890-09-06

THE STATE GRAIN INSPECTOR Of Min
nesota estimates thal the wheat crop Of
that State and the Dakotas will reach
90,000,0o0 bushels, and that the price
Of Oh grades WilI average 2j per cent.
higher f5T an gIaies than last wear.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06

Your last chance 90 20 20 Niagara Fails
and return for $40 will be on September II
via Pennsylvania Railroad. Tickets good
for ten days and go5dto stop OF 40 Watkins
10 either direC ion.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06

Ten dollars via Pennsylvania Railroad 70
Niagara Falls, September IL. Tickets good
for ten days aud good % stop az Watkins 10
either direction. special train Of parl0r
cars aud day coaches. Apply early for
uaFlUT ear seats.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
EpuUArrovAn.


cpNcERIAN BUSINESS CoLLEGE
y Cor an md 81 q. w.
Embraces Six Schools. viz.
SCHOOL, cf Practical Business and Accounts.
school oi Prcpara ory Practical English,
S hc6i oil suenceran Practical Penmanshfp.
school of Noshanical and Architectural
school ~ tIvI Service Trainine.
Day ard Night Sessions. Hlustrated Cata-
II G. SPENCER, LIB, PrnMpaL
MIS- SARA a. SPENCER, Nice-PrncipaL
V1HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The Preparatory school opens sept. 2a.
Ihe Columbian college opens sept. 22
The Law School Of the University opens
Tie Medieal school OF the University opens
The Dental school OF tbe University opens
For catalogues OF other Information al.
JAMES C.. wRLLINa. LID,
ctT. CgcELIA,s ACADEMY FoR YOUNG
- LADIES AND CHILDREN
Reopens MONDAY, SEPT g.
Music and Painting Receive Special
seli!m Attention -
UyHE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
~ 18th 50. n. ".
TERMS, sio.
Branches IN New York, Boston, Philadel.
phla chicago. louisville, Paris, France; Ber-
I'm and Dresden, Germany; Moscow, Russia;
London, kng. 2l,iru
IMMERSION INSTITUTE,
~ 9if 18th st.. bet. J and K sts.
Select classical and mathematical school for
young men and boys. Begins its thirty ninth
year MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %. Prepares
Tor Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Johns Hopkins,
Lehieh, and other colleges and universities;
for the scientific schools, United states Mill
tary and Naval academies, and FOR business.
Special department FOR boys between aud
~ years OF age. full course In mcdern Ian
guagcs For particulars address
CHAs. b. YOUNG,
aug20 In Principal.
NJ oRwoOD INSTITUTE
Reopens SEPTEMBER %. with Increased
Faculty and many Improvements,
Mr.. and MRS. wM. d. CABBLL,
au29u Principals
The daily critic., 1890-09-06

Regular prices viii prevail and you
will rot have the opportunity 70 secure
The
BARGAINS NOW OFFERED
Here are a few Of them
lsrairs Fancy Striped Curtains, re-
ductd from So TO 9Jc
6 pairs Madras Curtains, reduced
from $3.50 TO s4per pair
3 pairs Madras Curtains, reduced
from 80 to 50 30 per pair
10 pairs Madras Curtains, reduced
from s5to 81 7j per pair
70 pairs Nottingham Curtains, cut
from St2j 10 S7lc per pair.
II pairs Nottingham Curtains, cut
from $3.50 10 81 per pair
10 pairs Nottingham Curtains, cut
from 81 to 81 IS per pair
90 pairs French Chamber Curtains,
cut from s. to $500 per pair.
II pairs French Chamber Curtains
cut from $3.50 to 1925 per pair.
pairs Single Door Portiercs, cut
from 81 to $3.50 per pair.
10 pairs Turkish Striped Portieres,
cut from sS 10 $3.50.
pairs Roman Striped Vienna Che.
nile Portieres, cut from s12 to Ss per
pair.
We have a few Of Haywood Bros.
Baby Carriages left, which will be
closed out at
ACTUAL COST.
Handsome Wicker Bodies. elegantly
upholstered IN silk Plush, Tapestry,
&C.; steel springs and steel wire wheels.
Note the prices
az 500 reduced 10 Slj
/ at s2S.5O reduced 10 $40
at $50 reduced to S20.JO
l at s2250 reduced to S1j
at S2s reduced 10 $40
at $50 reduced to S1i5O
at $50 reduced 70 $20.5O
at $2150 reduced to $40
lat S33 30 reduced 10 S2l
The daily critic., 1890-09-06

violation I'D IriH,cf UliND .av. ,ri be
iteu-.sa',i tIg ua'tgr Evidently he
iou.H tlat there was nothing iu tae
C.. f 4l'i Jaouism made ag1i,st
t.t Irossu comp.aincl Of and be
1r-prel The matter
ruE rrioGv pronounced by Senator
ISoAlfs on The late Senator BECK has
brought 10 mind The charge of plagi-
agism made against The Kansas Senator
in tLc matter If the BvWEs 5ration.
The Philadelphia Press in o late issue,
IrpubHsles 'be arltion with an extract
from translation Of MAsstLoys ser.
mon Ton the purpose Of proving that
1EcALts did not appropriate the French
priests el,ouOrCe, and also repuhlishes
Nr. INoArLs' somewhat lame "explana-
ton Of his familiarity with MAssILoE "
IL is noticeable that The BEcK oration is
commonplace 20 q degree, and Is utterly
lacking 10 all The qualities 10 the
BvREEs Culogy that arrested public at.
tCution II would be wise in Mr.. Tv-
oArLs friends 10 let the MAssIIoN
BuUyEs Grafton matter fade into OBJ
livi5u ifitwill
An ruE NEFUBLICAS members Of
the House from Pennsylvania we're
absent from their seats when Bon KEN.
NEpy Of Ohio commenced his TRADE
against Boss QUAY, and not one Of them
returned until after the speech had
teen concluded But in this fact the
knowing ones Of the lobby and Of the
reporters gallery see no evidence Of q
conspiracy among the Republican Force
bill men TO permit KEEErDY TO indulge
10 abuse of the snd.F0rCc bill Senate.
/, is asserted by the knowing ones
that lhc absence Of al the Pennsylvania
n ombgIs at one time is not o strange
fact All The Pcnusylvanilns are never
TO thoir seats As o general rule hey
arc 3D.! absent always.
TIE VERY EARNEST Atlanta CoaHlnl.
nae makes q double loaded appeal .
Democrats, AMI invokcs them 10 Stand
BY The Party In co1clusion Of its
vocation eur esteemed c0nicmDorary
say. Democrats beware Don't
open The Pandora box OF iisorganlza.
ton don't cut The levec, 10 the belief
that The 1ow can be checked when it
becomes alarming don't inyile danger
and hope 10 defy It successfully; d0n't
forget the lesson Of the past, nor over.
look the hope OF the future. Remen-
teI Tie safest plan Is 10 stand by the
| party Oa,y 10 this can an be we'll
THE usDICgATIoS OF the Republicans
occ5sioned BY the speech OF Represen.
tative KENNEDY, is peculiar II is Of
tie most vehement kind, but In no utter
anCe II II has KENNEDY been charged
with falseh01l. 40 Republican has
said. "KESNEDY deserves censure for
the reason that the charges made By
llm against Senator QUAY are false
on the contrary, every Republican ex-
pressing his indignation, says ia effect
tKEsEEDY deserves censure for telling
the ruth on one Of the leaders Of the
party
TIE STATE GRAIN INSPECTOR Of Min
uesola estimates thal the wheat crop Of
that State and the Dakoias viii reach
Z
The daily critic., 1890-09-06

WHITE GOODS
A now invoice Of Dotted swisses at %, 60
81 and a5e per ward,
French Pereales for Boys shirt Waists, 2s
ana 35c rer yard,
Jones Cambria only i,e per yard.
Second floor.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06

DRUGGISTS sUNDRIEs.
sarg's GlYceTiue Soap, 1870 per cake, Sc
box Of cakes.
CleaTeue, for laundry and household pur
poses. Be and l2ic per package
Lows wild Rose soap, &c per cake, Sc per
lOZen cakes.
Vegetable shampoo, for removing danlrud
ard cleansing the scalp; put upexpressly for
woodward S Lothrop; SOC per bottle.
Nah Files, with Ivory Cleaner, o. z, s, 10,
IS and eoc
First HooF.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
WE E X
or
Summer Reductions,

Ncxtweek our Fan Trade commences.
Regular prices viii prevail and you
will rot have the opportunity 70 secure
The
BARGAINS NOW OFFERED
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
University!
Washington, .. Q.

W WUoI f5lOIII u u
SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES George
town College). New term begins septem
Der II. Preparatory Department for
Boordors. COLLEGIATE Department for
Boarders and Day Scholars. J. UAvEss
RICHARDS, S. j., President.
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. Torn opens Octo-
ber1. G. L. MAGBuDrR, NJ. D.. Dean, si5
Vermont avi. n. ".
SCHOOL or LAW. Term opens october l..
s. NJ. YEArNAN, Secretary, Georgctown
Law Building, cor T and 9Th sts. n ".
}. BAVENs RICHARDS, S. j., Rector.
nul2tosepl6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-11-13
THEY ALL FAILED.

The following from Mr.. w. A. Thomson, OF
Columbus, Wis, is peculiarly interesting:" My
wife, says he, "has been treated for her head
stomach and nervous prostration by three
doctors in New York, two in Chicago, one in
Philadelphia, one in Cincinnati, and at the
large institute III Buffalo for 16 months. They
all failed. But one bottle of DR.. Miles Restor-
ative Nervine helped her wonderfully" This
should be used in all headaches backaches
changes of life, nervous disturbances, fits, rheu.
matism, ETC. Ask at w. L. Woods drug store
for free trial bottle and DR.. Miles new book
on the Nerves and Heart. 2
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-11-13

With a few more such demo-
cratic victories in Wisconsin as oc-
CURED last Tuesday, the writer Of
the editorial comments in the last
Reporter will understand the evil
dent suppression of votes in the
south. 1t will be this:-Republi-
can voters will know it will be
useless to attempt to carry the
state, and democratic voters will
consider it too unanimous to be
interesting. Under these circum-
stances will it be strange if only
one-half of the voters exercise
their right of suffrage?-Enter-
prise.
Nothing would give the editor Of
the Enterprise more pleasure than
the same methods and power Of
suppressing the republican vote in
the north as is accomplished in
the south. Brundage, you will
never see that day. Two years
hence the cobwebs will be brushed
away from your eyes and you will
see that democrats are of but a
few days and full of trouble
They come forth as a flower in
the spring and are cut down in the
fall. They continue but few
days as their days are numbered.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-11-13

k~Call on Crawford the Grand
Rapids Dentist and get all of your
troublesome teeth removed before
cold weather sets in. IF
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-11-13

fore the expiration of ninety days
from the time the project was
first preached, we find a corps Of
surveyors laying out the route;
and before the year passes into
the dead past, we expect to see
the road finished in its entire
length from Port Edwards to
Marshfeld, a distance of thirty
miles, together with about three
miles of side track. This road
passes through some of the finest
pine and hardwood timber in the
county, a large portion of which
is owned by J. Edwards & Co.
And soon as the road is in oper-
alton, they expect to again begin
the saving of pine logs, and will
also manufacture a full line OF
hardwood lumber. Moreover,
they have in contemplation sever
al other industries, which when
completed, will contribute largely
to the welfare of this section.
| We wish to speak briefly con-
corning the water power of this
company. The avidity with which
purchasers Of all the best water
powers of the country are being
made by men who know their
value, indicates conclusively that
the time is not far distant when a
site of this kind will be worth a
fortune of itself. John Edwards
& Co., own the land on both banks
of the Wisconsin River four miles,
both above and below their dam.
From the tail race of their mill, is
a fall of 70 feet, 8 inches, accord
ing to the survey of N. M. Ed
wards, U. S. Civil Engineer. With
the water at its lowest stage there
is at least three thousand horse
power attainable. The saw mill
when in operation uses less than
five hundred horsepower. What
a volume of power unemployed!
At the close Of business career
of thirty-six years, the firm Of J.
Edwards & Co. can look back
upon their record with more than
ordinary degree of pride. Espec-
tally have they reason to be graft
fed at the satisfactory relations
which have always existed between
employees and employers. During
all these years, no strike has ever
dulled the hum of industry No
laborer has ever been defrauded
out of a penny of his earnings.
Not a suit has ever been begun to
recover wages. This is the record
of the past Were we permitted
to lift the veil which separates us
from the future, we believe we
could discern even a more encour-
aging outlook. We believe a sash,
door and blind factory and large
furniture factory are not improba-
bilities, and that before another
year has elapsed, an army of from
two hundred to three hundred
men will be regularly employed in
the business operations of the
John Edwards Manufacturing
Company, at Port Edwards, Wood
County, Wisconsin.
Mr.. Edwards, after severe i'll
ness for several weeks, we are
pleased to announce was able to
attend the County Board on Wed
nesday last, and it is hoped that
he will continue in good health
His personal friends in both par
ties are glad to. greet him again in
good spirits after his excellent vic
tory on election day. May pros
perity and good health attend hin,
for score of years is the worst
wish of the editor of the REPORTER