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Omaha daily bee., 1893-07-20

~SSa We will send You the marvellous
[Aa y Ak French Preparation CALTHoS
m NJ = " free. and q legal guarantee tina,
w. = tALTHOS will Restore your
NJ .BE ~ Health, Strength and yieOr. \
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Omaha daily bee., 1893-07-20
BICYCLE CLEARING SALE FOR 1893.


a1d all wheels of
OF the III
them We Victor Mails
wi
carloads
Stewards and To
all bulky goods
Will clean out our bulky reasonable goods Don't Till these then
four story business twostory building short
COLE COLE, al Main ST., Council Bluffs, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-07-20

Great Reduction In Cedar Lumber Prices
Our company, having a large supply of
red CEDAR in their yards inArkansas have
concluded to greatly reduce their prices
on red cedar for the next 80 days. Now
is your time to get red cedar cheap.
w. f. BAKER, Agent,
Shugart Block, Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-07-20
Amntenr Iiontmcn.

Stop at the Ogden, Council Bluffs, ,e
test 100 house in Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-07-20
Had n Bully Time,

Williamson g. Co.. lO6 Main street,
largest and best bicycle stock in city.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-07-20
Another Improvement to the popular
Schubert piano. Swanson Music Co
;tic soap is the best.

Smoke T. d. King & Co.'S Partaga
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
MUST GO TO TRIAL
The Panama Canal Bribe-
Takers Scotehed.
Will PROTECT The CANAL
The Fssneh oovssnmsns 10 Unwslllng
- Lose Everything IN the
Great vsnsuss.

PAaIs, Feb. 7.--senatos Bsreal. ex-
m nsstsf. aud Deputy Anton,o fEouss
and pspaty. pagus de Ia fAacoanefle
xsse committed for trial ~ the assises.
where the directors OF tns Panama
Cana company Are also to be- tried on
the charge OF eorrupting the defend
ants named Late In the afternoon II
was announced that ex-Depury
Gobron siso had been committed Tor
lrizI.
Ia the chamber today Deputy An
giess SPOKE st ienzth IN favor of the
governments obtaining from Columbia
q prof. alton of the canal concession
and asked The ministry whether
Any steps 20 this end had been
taken. NJ. Rlbot replied guardedly
that the government must decline To
interfere directly IN the matter, desir-
abie as il wAs mat the works 80 far
done should not he al owed 10 20 TO
waste. The JUDICIAL ilquldator was do
ing everything IN bic power TO secure
the extension of the concession. and he
had the moral support 4 the govern
nent. whstever can be- done without
dsrect Intervention, the government
would do TO promote this realization oil
ms purpose.
NJ. 1lrrard, minister OF finance,
evoked loud applause by declaring that
As long ~ ne should hold Office. n In
stituton connected with the govern
ment should be anyway tied 10 the
Panama canal enterprise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

Ausmais. a. = rule. understand who
their friends are. The Washington
Po~s tells The story 81 dog whose eyes
sad been treated by an ocnlist. 70 his
great relief The trouble returned. ami
the dogs master determined 10 take
him % the o.4iists second time.
flm Fiam seemed - know where he
WAS going tor On entering the square
where tile oegiisf had his efiice. he
rasei ahead = his master and uP the
steps who're he had hcep once before.
and on tie door being opened bolted
straight, FOR The treatment room. In
stead - waiting his turn downstairs.
"A tsvo-ic1Ved patients learn 20 do to
their sorrow and isapsslence. This time
the treatment vas zinc solution that
was VERY severe ard brought the water
iu strains frou the patients eyc$. hit
- t.-ok Il wifh his n1se in the air.
never wineioV. and the only sign u
feefnr he made vas - hold out one
pas pathefically for bis masters hAnd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

Gladstone Anxious TO Have the Debate
on ylctoria's Address Ended.

LoxpoS, Feb. Tin the house Of
commons todsy Colonel Gourley. llb-
eral for Sunderland. asked whether
anv solution had been arrived At 40 to
difficulties between France and New
foundland In relation TO the fisheries,
aud whether the modus vlvendi WAS
stlii In operation. Mr.. Buxton, psrlis
mentary secretary OF the colonial
office, ~ piled that the modus vivendi
expired al the end of 1892, and that no
arrangement to renew arbitration was
pending.
Mr.. Gladstone asked the house to
assist HIM in closing tho debate on the
queens address. IL IL shouid not b.
finished tomorrow he might propose to
apply the closure
Mr.. Gladstone's motion to give
precedence 10 the debate on the ad-
dress was then approved, and i. w.
Russell, literal unlon.st from South
tyrone, resumed the debilte.
The amendment offered on Monday
By John Wharton. NJ. p. f.r Rich. Oh
expressing regret that the government
had taken no measures TO relieve the
agricultural depression, was rejected
by vote OF 277 to 80.
The result of the debate in the house
tbs afternoon has been that ministers
have decided 10 apply tie closure on
Friday IN case the address be still
under discussion ~ that time. Their
purpose is 20 clear the way for the in
PRODUCTION of the home rule bill on
next Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
CANADIAN KI.. KING.
A Toronto Organ Doesn't Approve the
Cattle Scheduling Course.

ToRoSro, Ont, Feb. IA special
dispatch from Ottawa tcl The Empire.
the leading government organ, says:
s'Ine pouIpous declaration OF the
Washington government N scheduling
Canadian cattle, the dying kick OF n
dsgraced admlnistratiol, IS received
here with kgood deal Of amusement. not
unaixed with some Irritation. Cana
da's trade IN i've cattle with the United
states has dwiniled To such lnsigniii-
cant proportions that the killing OF OF
what "a left IL hardly worth the paper
upon which the Bullying proclamation
was printed One can hardly supp
that TIE Washington governments were
not fully aware of the paltry amount
OF trade they were inttndsng 10 de
-troy. The real motive ID to arouse the
fears OF the Engilsh breeder aud ,o
cause an embargo on Canadian cattle
10 be continued IN England. TIE
Establishment Of schedule against a
country free from disuse by country
where q exists - 30 utterly rldIcu Gus
tat the act could only proceed fro -
only three csuses--insanity, a mean
de.re % give last kick 20 n re ghbOr
wtO has ALWAYS been respectful,
courteous and fair. or vaoton At
tempt 10 lnluTe Gansds's prospects OF
Establishing trade from which she
las been unjustiy dsbsrrsd."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

The small daughter - a chari,aAiv
minded family has been tod fr~eaer.lv
that SatSn f1ss work for die hanas
Fhe oteer naornirT on~ = tte TRIBE II
t-a1ps called With the usual story ~
winter woes The mistress - the bousc
p s1r he Customary su<vestion shout
onfasninE enar ynsent. ant va assured
tnaf every avenue - self sroppert Wa
fiesf~t ihen - siaai girl came flsr-
NaFfi f-e'n ner refuge hehia3 her moth
srs * rs and said IN tcue- - kindly
ss'sxesttan tonidn't Satan nnd saF-
thiug sor pen - sn2e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
COFFEE AND TEA At MEALS.
Eaec. Upon the systs,n of
Their Constant Use.
Action on the Nerves, Brain
and Feelings.
Need Not BE stopped, But
Their Influence Must BE
Counteracted.

"Cerizinly. every one does.'
The speakers were prominent fitth
avenue pnysle.an and Wall street
financlsr, sAys the New York Tribune.
Coutir Jung. the physician said.
III - true that nearly every one
does drink tea and coffee. Nhyy To
make blood, 10 make brain, - make
muscle. Ia make nervey Not . bst of
%. There u no nourlsh lnent 10 these
articles; they SIMPLY keep up the
teelinss"
"nut, Doctor" said lhe business man
2nxio1s.y, .'must stop their uss!
met necessarily. Was tho physs-
clans reply. 1T Is true they DO not
nourisn. hut they can be taken IN
moderation without any special injury,
providing = good nerve TODD IL used al
the same time
"Waat do YOU mean By good nerve
food, DOCTOR
II mean," raid the physician. ''some-
thing which provides = food for the
nerves; nerve builder. 1t - difficult
To- ind lasi the ingredients Tor this pnr.
pose, but IL SCENE 10 have been found
IN the discovery made by Prof. Phelpr
of Dartmouth college. known a. Palne'-
ttttI} t0u Kohhas Aac Wy az WYNN
the ingredients OF this compound ART
combined, make il an actual nerve
food. IL contains just the same proper
ties which the nerves require Tor
growth. develop ent and strength
The physician expressed grea, truth
in q few words. The nerves do REQUIRE
. speual food, and there are wonder.
full number of people throughout tn.
land who have found this compound
TO meet their wants. A recen. letter
from Gen. Alexander Hamilton, whs
now resides NJ Tarrytnwn. n. A., bear
strongly on TINS point lie writes:
"Paine's celery compound mas been
q pleasing to my family. 1t relieves
Mira Hamilton. VINO, after sutierin.
from severe attack Of the grip. sui
fered from excessive nervousness AND
great prosiration. Aud our daughter
OF Is. who also suffered from the grI
and measles, was cured by this remedy
IN the same manner.
81 have, for many years, suffered
from unds received during the late
war. there being one over my left luns
and heart, aud have carried round 1
musket ball for twenty years. Bur
Tor the past year or two, / am vgor.
Gus and well. and free from the grsa
nervousness and hemorfhace from
which ! suffered as the effect OF the
ball over my heart.
"My family would not be without
psine's celery compound IN the house
IL Guilds up the system, aud Is the bes
medicine that We ever used"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

Orixnai-Thsodore kasegrant. FL
m.ron ~. Smltn. Dsnlei t.egef, Henry
v.nxundy. henEy 4. Lamunlon.
osorrs Bonlton. - B. Chandler, Nell
son kobinson, IT.. James Alton. John
4. Soaers. James y. wetheroes. orsn
Church. Inam-s Dudley. Henry ID.
Nil. tieorge ". Alexander. l.. Larki1.
Laurent brckemsr. Peter Otter. Al
d.t.oaal- George = Wilson. Clinton
Nosher. Wiliam G. Haggctt. ". y.
Ie~is. Walter e.. Wood, Charles w.
Thornton. W.llians Leayn, W. Warner,
h. r. Ulief. JOSIAH IL. Miller. Leo \.
Cottrell Iugyesse--Aibcft A. Shaker.
Arthur <sslns. harmon Aidnch. John
Pattsn. Jesse Devices. Original widows,
Ate Esther At1er.fge. Charlotte De-
wee. "a cnm&kv. Jo-epnie A. SHAW,
Mar T.. IxYiar. Jeullnlz L. Arthur.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

Prison Missionary-Ah, you have .
pet. see.
Convict-Yes. this rat. ! feeds him
every day. think more o. that rat than
sny other livin creature.
Missionary-Ah. in every man there's
something Of the angel left, If one can
only find it. How came you to take
such fancy 10 that rat?
Convict-He bit tn keeper. New
York Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

A f5-year-old girl. lopsided in appear
ance and engaged in chewing gum in a
,aborious fashion, came into grocery
and checked the regular movements of
her jaws just long enough to say indis-
timely to the grocer. ''Poun tea"
"Eh? What do you want, and who Is
Il fory asked the grocer.
"poun tea. r my mother" mumbled
the girl. her jaws going again.
"A pound Of tea, eh? Well. which
kind do you want. black or greenf'
'.Um." said the girl. bringing her jaw
to sudden stop; don't make no differ
encc: NAV she's color blindg-Youth's
COMPANION.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08


MY chest ana bronchial tubes were nlied
up and my breathing oppressed and d nicnlt
iy thr. ~ Was sore ana nose filled up NJ times
30 that air could pass through IL. rendering
sleep unessy And no: beneficial Had con-
slant cropping In my nose aud throat and
ny iuass were sore all through. i had lad
taste IN my mouth and fe.t miserable In the
morning: n fact. fest worss than at night.
My ears were tl.ed with roaring noises. my
ppetife was variable and digestion gene.
short breath % l could hardly exert myself
81 all. Twas Ia this cond tion when l placed
niyself under the care of Drs- Cope and and
srahslo. Now can run two squares and stil
breathe easily. My eyes bothered me great
iral and have used glasses for some time.
ct &c present my sight has 50 improved that
can read without them. l was sleepy all
he time and completely done out; now ca7
10 " ali day and half the night aid get up In
tue morning. feeling refreshed and tr.sh &.
ny nose aad throat have ceased bothering
me. The pains have disappeared Ny Apo
lite and digest on are good. have no boat
isg or gas on my stomach and no pain In ny
side or chest. Ny breathing is free and my
nngs are not sore. In fact. can only NY
feel like new man. and give Dra Copeland
snd Graham oil the credit fer II and shall
take every opportunity TO send all sufferers
10 them as consider their success truly won
lcrfui."
Write for Symptom Blank and get
Treatment by Mail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

KslasKrD. Mich. Feb. I'll. T..
H4Eaxs.y. ber,e4 OF stroax dense-
cras.c proellsItrs ls.ax ~ Eils-f.elc /.
Vii attend Toe ln2uxurxtson OF Pres. :
d.n. Cleveland Al Washington. AMI
txks ia DE sgots ~ the town regard
ls.e Of expense. q. l.. Pnlllip>. Jr..sno
h.s scanning toward rsput1,cAnlsns,
and = "a entefpr.s.ug younx hardware
merchant OF the same town, vii De-
frxy Mr.. HAshasxy's expenses. Inis
= oas II tie rssalts OF betInx On cleo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

= = - imputed faet al he ipcnmo-
nvss in the United >tstez would. n
f'7pi~ft togFther. make tain Ere
aFutre'f naAirs long he passenger
ss> ~otlia -sskr snothrr t~sin - Ahsrst
- sNnas, i~nTth. and II al The cars Z
Ff-rv variety - the conntrv vcre
eoer're eehlnt re engines. the resr3t
Nrehs r. srzln ju<t sevsn shoss>nd
nl-e 90
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

The Central CITY Kennel club OF
Jackson acid - annual meeting yes
terday. aad the following officers were
eisctad. Fre-deEt. ;. III. Ter; wee
pr--,cenf, ". NJ. Thompson; secretary.
L. ~. Ruth. treasurer. [. W. >aryls;
board II directors. y. ". Burxnsrt, w.
:. Cobb. J.. Thomas, Dr. ". \. Gibson.
Or. q. 4. Hoicomh; delegate to the
Amsrlcsn kenuel club. George Neister.
seit has been brought IN the saginaw
clrcnst court by Ann VReiily against
the saginaw Union street Railway
company Tor $4,000 damages, ssis-
tanned xnIle IN . wrecked car Her
husband has also brought suIt for
., 100 because be vas deprived OF nis
wife society while sne Was recovering
Three Paw Paw giris dressed ~ their
brothers clothes tie other night and
struck the street. with tae cetermlnA-
ton q finding cut little 4 Ife FROM
. msu's STANDPOINT. laey attempted
70 Dirt with sonic Of their own sex and
the Pas Paw dots are now sadder and
wiser isi3s.
A II. Rarnhart, Watervllet farmer,
Was found n ted frozen stiff. iiis pet
cat bad eaten half his face. IL - sup
posed the man had been dead week,
A. rs stock had dled/ from starvation.
An acre Of ground about the old IN
cline DIT at ire Cleveland mine, lsa-
rsning, cayed IA Sunday morning.
People living on the surface have
moved their household effects
The fruersl OF the late George r.
Outn waite OF Nuskeg0n was held yes
tegdsv. TIE Kew Charles flunrer Of
Gran1 Rapids reading the service.
The Bapts. church Of lonis u to
give the 0ratorio. "keturuet fron' Cap
uvity" This - rather a suggestive
F.. thlox 20 spr.nx on AZ audience
Big Rsrits r rsJo.cing that she can
soon .-n~il0' Witl >ew York aud Chi
esgo Ats sell. Big Rapids 3 apt 10
Keep s,fkeonE silence.
TIE pans Tor TIE Hkckley electric
fouaisin lave reached Mus<rgon. IL
Gals for strUetafe tArty feet high
act 81 cess sio 1eJ.
lstksor fesisarsntcurs have formed
cCmlf a1d Raced thelr scale Of
Frsfs. l1is u tougn On The w0uii-be
bluols.
Mr.. II. Flnney % JonesvslIs Vas
drfylax - Sac 8epas a. Jsck-on ~ =
BACK sfil died ga tar Nay. Heart dis
eass
Y.. k.r.ssont, ,.s.4arre ~ Mr.
49, 49, - \, - -. .,s.,revs.t
- - -. tgon'les $500 -. So
CO.
.tk.,r ofH-sr. have txo men IN
rn.lstf unasr they o. nk have been
tnf. .aflfiae fAe C8Nhsm wtrsaons-
Jtuss Yaeh died AZ saginaw yes-
felsr .f f.fnrt.s sustained While un-
z.sl tarr0lltou saturday.
aotCsts ~ the Eeiilng 6rcs.'
5-sf tsr.r s EeIg.ag Rcrs destroyed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

A forlorn Irishman. reduced TO the last
stsse of poverty and destitution, as =
Last resource made inquiry at marine
store "a follows:
DO You buy rags and bones here?
"Ies." was tho reply.
"Then. be jah5ers." said Pat, eye may
put me on the scales Spare Moments.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

Timid Youth--Miss Oracle. perhaps
my coming here 80 often may SEEM
may seem toto smack Of undue persist
ency.
Dernnre Msiden-George. your COM
inr here has-hss never srnacked Of any-
thing yct.-Chicago Trituna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

LsSssSo. Mlch., feb- 7.-A~mcfiAl
exercises on the death or James q.
blame have been arranged Tor 10 take
place March /. There Viii DC JOINT
convention OF both houses o. me legs
.Alure. assisted by Tbs judiciary and
rx~rufsss of1err.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
A ucAlthr Horse.

Horse Dealer-He il worth every cent
Of $500. lie is fine healthy animal. sir
Mr. Would De Purchaser examining
the animals teethl-Yes, there is no
doubt about his being healthy. If he
wasn't healthy he never could have lived
10 such an old age.-Texas siftings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

% have ne Iicen.s .xx zmsn1sd N ell
cIt.es VAST the 2>s,,cI4 alan n4> repre-
sentative. campe.l.rx p&tsut ne.iseins
us4 - bps. t1>i: si--s l.roaxa lie
association.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
The Keystone Watch
Case Co. of Philadelphia,

tire largest watch case rnanufactur-
ing concern IN the world. IS now
putting upon the Jas. BOSS Filled
and other cases made by 1t. bow
(rIngl which cannot be twisted or
pulled of the watch.
II IS sure protection against the
piekpocket AID the MANY accidents
that h'sfall watches fitted with the
oh style bow whieh Is simply beld
IN BY friction and can Re twisted of
with the fingers. 1t is called the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
AN EX-STREET
COMMISSIONER
OF This City Tells a Story
Of Greatest Interest to
All Our Citizens.
He Suffered for Years From a
Disease lsaffling All Efforts at
Care Until He Applied TO
hrs. Copeland and Ora
ham - What 1 hey
Accom- pile he'd.

Ex-stuei cann;soner Martin Van overea
il 4, sell knoxn TO aeea "A ntfoaeeflon %
an taeefs~neht 10 tie pee2le 81 Trans
hzpidh Nr.San usrren fses ~ III bates
sireeto this city. Ne says. sAie'7s spf
years wt-hcut fesief ard my tfeapis ~-S ~
tins Ssf>e and xer-e 81 ne tme- : hs1
patnstn tie tr at. back ARA tht~usn sho
Shoulder bates. an senefmes ~ st<h' y
Wan 90 Sevsse Ana = ,a,d become hsr.eis
ana irritzted. 1 wsu iamp right OF. OF bed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
We have the exclusive sale of the
Celebrated
Gum Folding Bed


Most convenient ornamental and perfect bed in the world
the lowest cash price time if you want IT,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
Fast Schedule,
Pullman Sleepers,
Al Modern Railway Improvements
THE
Florida Central & PeninsuIaT

80 miles In length. frsser<es q counties Of
florida and through ITS cnn ecfloBs reaches
I'll. Its route Is through the splendid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
SINGLE COUCIIEs.

Best crushed plush, oak walnut frames silk bar
regular $500 for
Same with spring edge. regular ST., for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

Odd lot Of Tetes Divans Chairs Rockers
upholstered in Brocatee Silk Tapestry Crushed Plush
sale for week only Al 33s PR CENT DISCOUNT.
nehird less than the regular price.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-08-16

TALLAHASSEE, Fla Aug. 8, 1898
II. r. TurnbuH and j. T. Bernard, Florida Com
nIisSiOners Columbian WORLDS Fair, Chicago
GENTLEMEN:--I have been informed that you
have appointed Mr.. A. d. Rouss |, Florida State
Commissioner in charge of the exhibits from the
people of this State in the II horticultural Depart
ment of The Worlds Fair, and Col. krcamer to
take charge of the exhibits in the Agricultural
and Forestry Bui ding1, and write to you TO ex-
press my entire approval OF these appointments,
which recognize as emnently proper. believe
that the gentlemen whom you have appointed
said positions will faithfully represent the best
interests Of the people of this State recognize
them as repr, senting the State in the Depart
ments to which you have appointed them.
1 regret exceedingly that l absent from the
capital when your telegram arrived here, other
wise it would have been replied to, but think it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

Nv conception of the fitness OF citizen
10 represent metropolitan cons u'Uehcy
~ briefly this
He should be faithful TO the high trust
reposed IN him by the people. sa3aclou5'
vigllant, pursuaslve IN touch win MS con-
stltuonts and with the representatives. oi
rural CONSTITUENCIES.
Tie should be on Industrious committee
man. a fair parllamentarlan. an accom-
uiisbed student of the modes and needs OF
4 man who shall measure up to this
standard can be found.
May name Cautaln Frayser "a naive
Of New Kent county, u NlrgInlan ot Ilr-
ginlaus. louq a resident or Richmond,
private solder III the outbreak OF the late
war. and subsequently a conspicuous held-
figure IN It's progress from Bethel - Ap-
pOmatto6.
Soon after the evacuation tins gentleman
entered our city dIyested Of everything
bnt hone and honor. He attached himself
10 the press, OF which. excepting oriet
interval. ~ has been faithful an1 VaIua-
bic auxiliary.
Ten years ago. with small means but
abundant pluck. Captain trayser founded
The R.ctmOHd Mercantile and MdtufdftrtHJ
,Journ1i. Of which he Il still owner and ca
itor. This periodical enters regularly hun
dreds Of workshops and countlng-Tooms,
wherein it Is ever hailed as welcome and
instructive visitor. Being of studiou5
turn OF mind and practical withal, he mas
from time 70 time compiled aud published
industrial statistics touching the resources
OF Richmond and Virginia. These nave
found their way % the great NOFtn ana
Northwest and been the means OF INTRO
ducing millions Of dollars among us.
Ii Is no dlsparagement OF the labors OF
Others # ! say boldly that no citizen OF
equai means and Intelligence has done az
much towards a sound rehabilitation OF the
powers OF the Old Dominion. wherever
"A capitalist might be reached or q
GOOD work sCheIned his busy BRAN ana
faclle pen have never for mOment been
idle. lie embraced with ardor and adyo::
Gated with wise suggestion the building OK
a hotel commensurate with the needs OF
the public and the dignity OF tho metro
polls. For many years he has acted as
one Of the managers of the Mechanics
Institute. and has given Literally OF bis
time and means towards educating the
youth Of our city.
If il shall be the pleasure OF our people
10 elect this meritOriOus man to seat IN
the next House of Delegates, promise tor
him a. fair a record in that body as ever
representative made, come he from either
town or country, or be he who he may.
ANXIOUS.